London, Jan, 21. The London "Financial News" predicted radical economic changes Germany today as a result of the dismissal of Dr." Hjalmer Schacht, [former Governor of the Reichsbank.
Chancellor Hitler's dismissal Dr. Schacht, the financial paper said, was the same as. "dropping the pilot."
"There is great similarity between the trend of developments in Nazi Germany and that "in Communist Russia in the earlier years of the Soviet regime," the paper said. "In Berlin, as in Moscow, experts are tolerated for a time, even though [suspected of harbouring sentiments of. disapproval toward" the. ruling Some experts in these countries have "even been permitted to gain temporary prominence, but sooner or later they disappear from. the 'oMeial scene." That has now happen. ed to Dr. Schacht, although served the Nazi regime loyally and With exceptional bility, But war generally known that he never ha Decome converted to the Nazi erced.
"For one thing, Dr. Schacht had too "much commonsense to. swallow Nazi doctrines intended for the consumption of the ignorant. masses JAforeover, he was too. civilized 10. endorse unconditionally a ereed based on savage brutality.
"There is every reason to believe that Chancellor Hitler dropped the pilot much too soon because the Reich has exceptionally dificult waters ahead and there are no more Germans "test" with Dr. Schacht's "Presumably Dr. Schacht's dis missalwill be followed by a series of radical economic and" dinanelal measures. The sanctity of private property and the capitalistic charac-for of the German economic system will probably be further attacked by means of confiscatory measures United Press.
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