THE ONLY ANGLO•JEWISH

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XXXV. NO. 14

NE 1A 1 . 1111.h.- 4.1.
llorc than
from the es
tate of Israel llokeiteli, manu-
facturer of kosher products, fs
to he used for a l'alestinian
foundation to provide lean" for
honielluildri., it wa-. ',wooled
when Mr. Itokeach'.. will, di--
lapsing of the hulk of his estate
to hi. family, wan tiled in
Brooklyn Surrogate's Court.
Stating that he had i:tintriltut•

FRANKFURT SCIENTIST
DIES OF NAZI ATTACK

1,11..ony.

Ildierites throughout 1,, , r t uriny i
..,manic to molest .lows, I te at im.

.c.iur merciles sly , and throughout
'he iand there is evidence of a
w al of the anti le
eci)•

Among the Nazi victims dur-
ing the past week was Prof. G.
Embden, prominent physiologist.
who died at the age of 59 after
being severely attacked by Na-
zis, whil e working in hi s lah-
oratory in the Institute of Physi•
ology of Frankfurt University.
He was dragged by two Nazis
and forced to parade the streets
of Frankfurt in the midst of a
Nazi gang. Th e Frankfurt
physiological institute wan
founded by a J e w,

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statement issued fur the

GUEST RABBI COMES
TO SHAAREY ZEDEK'

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name of our city or for the
public gond.
"I tin-rehire wish tow
arn all
ittr•ns that such use of this
'Swastika' emble m will render
the person aii Lining same balite
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of the law.

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Leaders Discuss Basis of United
Action to Aid German Jewry,

Fred M. Butzel Opposed to an Organized Boycott; Suggests Two Methods To
Be Used in Crisis; Other Views Expressed on Action
To Be Taken in German-Jewish Crisis,

I also wish to warn All per
sons against taking the law into
their own hands, or takin g part
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that the /Joliet
, old aini to Inoyeet
ti, rlared that the "Go,
of the Zionist leader.
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• . t, to discuss and to take
'•tr Jewish equality of

not even the Nazis
agree that the Jews
are •lior race, - the pall , '"

declare.,

Altcr

explaining the purposes
of the Zionist movement,
the Rundschau declared that for
Jew:, equality of rights is not
a material question, but a
matter of honor and self-esteem.
It Mona' vigorously that the Zion-
ist Congress was contemplating a
l', Irott against Germany. Pointing
out that the Congress Fe ► ionA will
5
e publicly conducted, the paper
' , Pressed the hope that mistrust
of 7
nIonion in Germany would dia.
aPPear. The ban on•the paper will
continue until Feb, 15. 1934
.

and

- The.

Boycott" will he'the suit-

Rabbi Leon sermon
ieft
at Temple Beth El Saturday morn-
ing, Aug. 2.6, at la e'rlerk. Rabbi
Fran will deal with the advisabil-
ity of the proposed open boycott
of German goods on the part nnf the
Jews of America. Ile will ite‘eus , meeting, the situation to enable
the question "from the lari.rer view-
many of our brethren in Germany
point. of the use of various forms
to shake ar the dust of the Father-
of non-violent coercion in various
Land and settle in other lands.
parts of the modern world.
This is the only piece of construc-
Rabbi Frani recently debated the
tive work we can and should do.
question of the boyeett with the
It
ir ,e: without saying that the
'editor of The Detroit Jewish Chron -
( Majority Of German Jews will
' iele before the Attm's Flub of Con-1 Va .
to remain where they are.
gregation Shaarey Zedek, and the have
should be spared to
sties',-' Rut no effort shou

Palestine Urged a. Haven.

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— Dr.
Iii , oletsky of Caput Britain

I i eedom,

his

told the eighteenth World Zionist

Congress that the deer, of Pales-

tine should he opened to ''tens of
thousands of German Jews" who
have left Germany since the Hitler
roiernment came into power and
/1/11•111
i/i .newer too 111141 "find virtually' all doors closed
to them."
(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial)
"At one stroke of the pen, hun-
dreds of thousand, of Jews, who
fur generations
1 , 1• loyal citizens, have been
In.111.-.•.1 to a condition unparal-
Inind 111 111'1 I0I'y for hundreds of
11,1-, " 1)1. 111tiiICIAy said.
Thi, •tatenielit was included in
111, p.dlt heal report at the World
Meyer L. Prentis Heads Con- 21,11-I Organization.
After the
1 , 1 , 1 , 1I had been ..ohniitted to the
trol Committee; Shapero
congress. it ,peei,11 .•oriunittee went
Heads Special Gifts.
Ito o
•, .' , 44. 1 11 to make an-
, .then' attempt to formulate a dec.

COMMUNITY CENTER
COMMITTEES NAMED

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.ied to the nations o f the
:.1 to :oil in the restoration of
I'. Mute a. the Jewish national

Declaring

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that

the

NAZIS DEFENDED
BY GERMAN ENVOY

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and Congress.

A.) - Dr.
ambassador
returned to
b., country on the
,e, bus. of the North
r , r... whi
ambassador
l: h he ,4.
picture of the

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visit is the great
. has been made in
III, organization of the
effort to end tin-
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I. tint, Guttural Evasion.

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Jew,-i. l'elegraphie

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disc riftr.inate
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:eel-war was a curt,
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JEWISH CONGRESS
ENDORSES BOYCOTT

ed by other r e porters
.• , the Jew ish situation in
.. the ambassador declared
1. • nment is trying to
e . in ni as well as other
doubt you know that
great anti-Semitic
the Cerman pcpu-
. :merriment try-
tt- e problem as well

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all • meeting of all iiele• I urgeMr" N1 .tv
we would do aril
said,
that
there Li
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:he council to be held
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whi.
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this
country
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must
he
remember-
unanimous decision of th,
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" ts me the council a central Agee-
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N1!fonl . .
• wish question is only
at the emergency sewn', of tl.. ••x - up the Aryan aspen-.
• y for New 1 ark Jewry.
A nd
r..,, ".,,,,,,,‘,, ,..„7,,, ,,,, , ,,,,, , , : ...; _. i blrn ,:i a ,,•,.. —,‘
i .art of the .questiont
Nominating
national
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ecutive committee of the Amer • an tlon. but do show Th.
debate attracted
save as many of them as possible. lowish Con gress at Hotel .....w of all liberty, the reit, te.fiary
fan', . , • be German peo le. Ger
lion.
l' hII I NeS w! '"Y ")P ak . c ‘l'Ok t . lir in mgo n m * a n i u 'cf' a i n 'it " u nr 'le • nrt.
of
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In
casting
about
for
"haven't
.ppresse
d an d curt
NI Butte?, Mrs dn,eph H. iThrlich, mat, ...
% lied b;
Yorker, Sunday, the American few- osophy and the militari.ti c ten-
The School of Religion of Temple
I •ailed for Europe on the Unite , '
1 • " Palestine should receive
Beth El reopens its sessions Saturn.
liner
Manhattan,
deter.'
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to
Page
Opposite
Editorial)
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to
Page
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Editorial)
State
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Page
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to
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day , Sept. 9, and s u ndey. Sept. 10. first consideration. It is

Will Make Effort To Adopt
German-Jewish Chil-
and the or, le, .
speak 1. 4 th. h - .
dren Here.

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hold of this; yea. also from this is much to Ion said again
withhold not thine hand.” "...cud declaration of a Ito , •
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dare not neglect any co urse
the suffering should patronize 1.111y111 , 4,
culated
of our fellow-Jews.
fact ured in Germany.
1. It is needles , for tn• to :ay
that relief is essential. The first Butzel Suggests Method,
item in our general program mu - t To Be Used in Crisis.
be the raising of funds to alleviate
the material distress 11( our breth-
By FRED M. BUTZEI
ren.
I can imagine nobody s.)
more than - first
Rut relief
aid. - To limit our efforts to fund j ee ts t o relief, preferably th.
raising W01.1111 mean to assume the the food adateell agency, t ,
role which Sidney South assigned to say, the Jewish In r.
to Dame Partington, who when
her village was threatened with
/14g Ri from the Inrushing Atlauti ,
went out to battle with the water.
with her Limp and pail.
2. The most practical way of

the

at

Prof. Albert Einstein arrived

I

I am eon- ar:
for
to ameliorate it.
vinc•d that Mt Angle measure will with., r r 1,d
Commencement Exercise..
achieve this end. We must follow a flagrant violation of fl. ,•
t. ,.
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The traditf Incorluirating the advice Of the Preacher: - It
the graduation evercises as part is 00 , 41 that thou shoulniest take cott. I fuel, howexer.

RABBI FRAM TO SPEAK
ON PROPOSED BOYCOTT

tkiiiiiirig.

Yi It I.

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of the Stincha, Torah eelebration
will be contintes1 this year at
Shaarey Zedek. The following stu-
rg insists that the Jew- dents of the outgoing twelfth grade
." is the Zionist boycott will receive high sehisil diplomas:
•
attacks Lord Melchett.
Morey Firestone, Beryl Jacobs,
".Mi red
Nfond's anti. Esther haste, Sol Landau, Milton
attitude at the Versailles London, Nathan,. Marwil,
(c•• does not prevent the
(Turn to Page (Apposite Editorial/
.mists from worshipping

CI ingress,

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Editorial Reply.
htotial, the Rundschau
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By DR. A. M. HERSHMAN

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Nothil...
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le abd
All that we Call hop,
remedy it.

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Mitigation of Suffering.

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Editorial Replying to Attack
on Congress Causes Sus-
sion of Paper.

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Jewry to take in order to help alleviate German Jewry's ,,,zed the list.

plight?
On what basis shall Jews unite to aid the Jews of Germany and to defend their
rights as citizens?
ShaR it be
1. An organized boycott;
2. Relief in Germany through the Joint Distribution Committee;
3. Emphasis on the emigration of German Jews and their settlement in other
territories, with Palestine as the primary objective?
At the request of The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, a number of communal leaders
were asked to participate in a symposium on these vital issues.
The first replies were published last week.
Additional opinions follow.

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GERMANY BANS
ZIONIST PAPER

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vocative and tends to incite riot.
on. conduct and a disturbance
of the peace, which is not at
all in k eeping With the good

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that the display in any form of
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the r ongreAs on Tuesday morning
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and received a warm reception.
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Hitler's Agent Fostering Swastika Movement in Montreal; declaration s by the different fac-
Boycott Continued as Jewish Persecution Is
til T11.Steltd of G4'11111111, Ilebrew is
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Toronto Mayor Forbids Its Display v....d u: , th

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of learning. To meet
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Restoring the Sabbath

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Labor
ran the iiiie,tion
chairmen were selected irmn the Lairiir awl comeral Zionist

been

house „van

\•„.‘• ship by the National Sociali-•
It against .le••
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Dr. Johnson said:
"I have before me a partial le•
,t the men who have been ousted
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in the Germa.
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offer,, also, art opportunit .c t
vitalize A mei icy Jew -1,
thin.

majority of

threatens to create a serious

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by Nath•
,tatement on the

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Hail New Deal."
The stitteni).nt, which dwells on
the influenc e in .1).wi•li life for-
seholarshie, 01 , 111.1.14oll i11111 I.
merly exi•rcised by the Sabbath, is
111141 not as a point 4 .1,
as
for ant i-Navt
propw
- The NOW Deal III which %Vr are
launched hilt la.coni• the hope of gouda..
w
to
German
Scholarship.
.A iherica. For the .\ merman .1t.w,
Itist-w-tnv: the harm he ht.liev,
the nett eenditior exderning in-
' dustry and entplcyrnent have it lia, been done to German seholai

special
siunitisad..
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.‘rin e ci l din .111r;,t

,:t ,k
a iiii l l.niill
t s ,:i Th . /radii

which

from the hell

Zionist Congress in Prague.

Internal strife brill ,on the Labor Zionist= and thew allies. fttrming a

1 ,.i,l.ib i tlit:l
ii t:}... i i,4t its ,i.g
ii n:.1 the

buitint pebtical Party." and I from C/ecleoloyakia for Zurich, Sivit,irland.

thur Feder of Bonig , Imra. .
The 'Tensors hope the plan
II, expanded ultimately to incit!.

John .011 , a111 they could make
distinctiie cdirtrilout ion to .A mer
can sehtdar - lop.
II, eolith t.t., t•
that the "l'iiiier"ity In Exile"
to funetIon purely as a renter

Sabbath to its rightful place

the Jewish

of the Eighteenth 1Vorld

The Labor demand that , he lt,,, loin-t, lie eliminated pi o‘ ided the
In
Johnson said it
first cause fur strife.
The
me wile h ne Innle, 1... on Nl , dzkin, NI. NI l" , ...ishkin, It . E . Feisen, S. Kaplansky,
11- ',I,' I he 111'1 ,4'111 11i 'l'• e, lectin n of the praesuli.
,,,,,,„„.„, „ want Iii ',lakedosepil sprinzak, Elie/, r Kaplan
ii and I. II,ueubdwu served ri. aggravate the situation.
,

the c hild i s decl a red t o depend
on Iii•1 • 111101 I 04.1......o.r44. then hem.
of ••tht , restoration of the .Iewi - h drought to the [oiled States. Pt

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it tole Timis itself. at the

th,. list,

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being Placed on the .acing of German .11.‘ ■

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science.

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Labor Group Wins Clash in First Congress Vote on Question of Praesidium; Mizrachi
and Revisionist Factions Eliminated; Dr, Leon Motzkin Is Chairman of Congress;
Delegates Divided on the Question of a World Jewish Congress,

beictionable to the dominant rc
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ill)• new Gentili).

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has there heed

a-led men whose doctrines were

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hall of ' sehool for the spiritual welfare of other ta.mit es,

I '..ro,;regai Ion SL:uuey Zedek.

the

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!init. , arrangements have been h„,
the• h„„„,
monletorl to V.. 114111 .1. •-italdera•atarY ;in,' th e r e
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Upon British Government To Learn Truth About Present
Jewish Situation; Declares Immigration Restrictions Do Not Represent Even
in Restricted Form the Country's Absorptive Economic Capacity

CONGRESS THREATENED BY SERIOUS CRISIS DUE TO INTERNAL
STRIFE BETWEEN THE DELEGATES OF LABOR AND REVISIONISM

h drastic 'purification' id
e, sity life.
Russia and Italx

t„ uulizr
11.1111Iy to cure the "rift" which 1.11 Ivertbl:
of Berlin. Herman
the failure to Ob..1 . 1.n. the Sabbath Kantorowiez of Hamburg and .\1

Services.

by t he lecal :intim' it
that mail alder•-ed to them will I

Jewish parents throughout
East Prussia are being com-
pelled to withdraw their chil-
dren from the public schools
because the Christian children
unwilling to share their
Are
benches with then. and because
of the insulting behavior of the
teachers. It has become a pope-
tar pastime as Nazi school-
teacher s to confront classes in
which there are Jewish children
with such questions a s "What is
the difference between a human
bein g and a Jew 7"
New Anti-Jewish [boycott
di

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Rabbi Harry Nelson To Offi•

111,1/ In-

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fol., " among the ma--e- 0. 1 km,

education

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World Zionist Leader Calls

connvetent hi-tor
that the forms of political and
life are heavily influenced •
economic conditions of the

c , ,t other

"Ne.,,er in the history of

1 , 1”,-on has made :mane,

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The restolat ion of the

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pi
driven from their coin
try by the anti-Jew 1.1i anti ant,
liberal stand ,.f the Nazi g ot ern

Blessings in National
"New Deal."

)F. and 11i-. Hugo artier of
, who arc ref u-
- in London, had their entire,
ot,, , rty confiscated by the Hitler
,miernment on the ground that
were sect etly 111141 al•gldly
•c portlrig capital from Germany.
From Inn-Murk, Austria, come,
:he report that Jews in the prat.

no 111111:1•1hr 1/1.1,11 . 1,11.

URGE JEWS UTILIZE
NEW OPPORTUNITIES

'or °dice. of 111,0 acitne,•
held by Alai x but al.t,

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of th.
director
New York Association Seen New. ;411.01 fen Social Research

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Per Copy, 10 Cents

Will Continue Work in U. S.

Five-Day Working Week Is
Ni.:\‘,
pi„„, fir th
I .IRK .
Hailed as Cure for Rift Be- ..1,,Iung
the "Unicersity
tween Home and School
F. "." iiIth a facult y of "'I'm'

is:ai 3 O011 toward rebuilding the
ish homeland, >I r. Rok.a, h
Ifte ,, t'd in hi , will
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for the next Iii t ear- ' make
annual c,int, iltutrom. to more
than 7.
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That the horrors of the 1
Nazi persecutions in Ger-
many are continually getting
a'orse is recoiled in the re-
port , t hat ema na t
from

Per Year, $3.00;

Dr. AlviirlIriJvceirhinroimA4zurn=lryatbyGzarkcl:r
sofessors,

enl during his Iii- morn• than

Penalty of Medieval Days Is
Revived by Hitlerites
in Nurembreg.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1933

JEWISH EDUCATORS "Universit y in Exile" Will Open in
PALESTINE URGED AS HAVEN OF REFUGE FOR TENS OF
New
York;
To
I
lave
German
Faculty
SEE N R A CAUSING
THOUSANDS OF GERMAN JEWS: DR. BRODETSKY STATES
SABBATH REVIVAL
THERE WILL BE ROOM FOR MILLIONS IN NEXT 10 YEARS

Palestine Bequest
In Rokeach's Will

Confiscate Property of Refu-i
gees; East Prussia Ends
Mail Delivery to Jews.

ince of East Prussia have

THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

DETROIT, MICHIGAN,

REPORTS INDICATE
GERMAN SITUATION
IS GETTING WORSE

IN MICHIGAN

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