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JUNIOR HOME RELIEF
ELECTORAL "VICTORY" FOR HITLER WAS
PRENZLAUER GROUP JOSH SARASOHN'S
MRS. HENRY WINEMAN AND ISRAEL
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ENDS MEMBERS DRIVE
AIDED BY JEWISH VOTERS WHO DARED
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HIMELHOCH NAMED CO-CHAIRMAN OF
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RECENTLY FORMED WELFARE COUNCIL
Miss Ida Lippman To Address
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Minister Schmitt in proclainqh ,
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Hug, to an
of public contracts ac indicative ..1
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of the lapse of racial ft.eling in
Germany today.
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stressed that all
"Whether or not the Jew will tad., IS , hiployees licarrvinv dr-
ever be acceptable as a member scetalants of 21 ) .1c s ;), the f t II
of the race or whether marriage will be automatically dismis , ,•,1
between Jew and Arian will be from their posts. •
sanctioned in Germany, I cut not
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Schmitt
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foretell,"
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skanzler flitter has b ee n restoring it is in the int,.
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privileges to Jews quite frequently
of late; and there is every veason subject t.,
to believe that this trend will con
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tinue."
Jewish physicians who left Ger-
many have gone to Palestine.
Schmitt is outlining a program
and about 20 are emigratin g
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which will include a ❑ u 1111.
each week, according to the
addresses from roast to coast be.
Berliner A ert.e Corresponde nt .
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fore German organizations.
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expressed certainty that the en-
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American
organization
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Stahlhelm members, t! Sat in nun;- German physicien s in the United
States.
The American consul
ber, with more than 35 iter cent
in Berlins, being requested to
of them citizen, of the rioted
issue visas to physicians desir.
States. will be co-ordinated with
the German Stahlhelin, which was ing to mote to America. The y
will probably he required to
taken over by the Nazi govern-
h•ve sufficient means to live in
meant in September.
the United States for a year
The Stahlhelrn leader insisted
until Americ an state ex, mina
that he had no interest in the anti-
German boycott in this country
lions required of foreign doctors
who wish to practice in that
and that his mission did not con-
country are passed.
cern measures now being adopted
S tty iwr cent of the doctors on
by German societies and agents
endeavoring to counteract the boy- the -a., fund panels in Berlin.
colt. Ile also denied that he had who!. are supported to some ex,
any acquaintance with Heinz tent by the government. are still
Spanknoebel, fugitive leader of Jewish, the Reicha Commisar for
the Nazi organization: in the medical matters declared in an or-
United Staten who has been re- tick in the Deutsch., Aerzteblatt,
ported as being in retirement at organ of th e German doctors. He
the Germany Embassy in Mon- urged the organizers of o w
tend.
"cleansing" movement to continue
.4 roatifaas Bofors Jews.
; thyn work and not to relax their ,
Mrs. Maria Griebi, wife of Dr.. efforts. particularly in Berlin.

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Captain G e org Schmitt, Hitler- denburg is pato.,
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The number of clergymen who
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trebly bettered during recent ant faith, not counting thov• who
months and that, in his opinion, are married to Jew,", , ,,, who
race discrimination in the Third "have .1, v • I, blood" 1, thee per
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Nazi relief authoritie s by wloci
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would necessarily com-
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bition of all existing Jewish col-
lection drive s during the dura-
tion of the Nazi winter relief
campaign, including drives for
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which recently concluded there. This
coverage to all parts of the world was
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spplementary mail service to newspapers
in smaller cities throughout Europe.

Functioning from a special office set up
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