Berlin, Nov. 8.
Although the attempt on the life of Herr Ernst von Rath, German Embassy Secretary in Paris, created wreat indignation in party circles, press comments are hitherto relatively mild.
An opportunity is sought by the newspapers to justify Germany's expulsion of the Jews, but only the Nachtausgabe" gives front page prominence to the report of the incident.
One commentator declared, "The lack is only a confirmation of the archi: tendencies which we established in the case of many Jews."
In connection with the shooting, the murder of the Nazi, leader, Herr Gustloff in Februa: 1996, and the recent attack on two Germans in Antwerp are recalled. It is said that such attacks only tend to increase the seriousness of the "Jewish problem."
The "Nachtausgabe" say: "Against such attacks and against Jewish rabble the only effective weapon is expulsion of all such suspicious and uncles s declares that num-expelled from Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia and elsewhere, mostly because they had dealings with Bolshevism, have taken refuge in Paris.—Reuter.
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