TALE OF BERLIN LAW STUDENT
TYPIFIES GERMANY'S DISTRESS
Berlin—(A. P.)—The life story of many middle-class families in Germany today is similar to that revealed by Paul Westfahl, a Berlin law student, who was recently arraigned in police court for burglary. In association with two old offenders, Paul robbed some of his children. The boy admitted the theft, but was immediately released when he told his history. He is the son of a widow who once was in affluent circumstances. But the depreciation of the mark wiped out her income and she was compelled to become a woman, while the boy also worked at odd hours in order to earn enough to continue his legal studies. The mother fell sick, and as there was no money for medicine and doctor's fees, young Westfahl listened to the tales of old offenders and joined them in burglaries. His two associates were given long terms in prison, but the judge paroled the youngster.

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