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ANTI-JEWISH LAWS
PREDICTED AFTER
NAZI PLEBISCITE
(CONCLUDED vito• raac, ONE)
because he found it impossible to
do anything for the Jewish. popu-
lation in view of the opposition
of the Nazi authorities. Poverty
and hunger grip the Jewish popu-
lation. Men once wealthy come
daily to the kehillah office to plead
for a piece of bread. Others re-
main at home suffering the pangs
of hunger in bitter silence.
On top of all this the Jews are
completely cut off from all con-
tact with the Jewish world out-
side. All Jewish papers here are
suppressed and an attempt by the
Juedische Rundschau of Berlin to
Publish a Vienna edition was for-
bidden.
Baron Louis de Rothschild,
whose bank has been taken over
by the Nazis, is to be tried on a
charge of having acted against
the interests of the state. He is
being closely guarded to prevent
him Rein leaving the country.
Ritual Murder Charge in Polish
Town
WARSAW (WNS)—Revival of
the "ritual murder" charge by
anti-Semitic agitators exploiting
the disappearance of a peasant
boy led to serious anti-Jewish ex-
cesses in the town of Dombrowa,
Bialystok Province. Twenty per-
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WARSAW (WNS)—Nearly
two years after he was sent-
enced to six months in prison
for participation in the Przytyk
pogrom of March 1936 in which
two Jews and one Pole were
killed and scores of Jews in-
jured, Isaac Friedman, 29, was
completely vindicated when the
court of appeals at Lublin ruled
that it had not been proved that
he fired a gun during the dis-
orders, and that even if he had
it was only in self-defense.
Friedman won his freedom af-
ter a lengthy legal battle dur-
ing which his case was retried
four times. lie was one of 11
Jews and 39 Poles convicted by
the Radsra district court on
June 26, 1936.
sons were arrested and scores of
Jews nursed injuries after a mob
attacked Jewish stores and homes.
An official government com-
munique said the incident was
precipitated by a Christian boy
who jumped through a window
and after being slightly injured
by broken glass, shouted, "the
Jews wanted to slaughter me for
matzo." According to the official
version, "an excited, uncritical
mob" began the disturbance. Po-
lice from Grodno and Bialystok
restored order. An earlier report
stated that the so-called "kid-
napped" boy had been found in a
police station where he had been
taken for stealing from a tobacco
shop.
Anti-Jewish pickets who have
been posted in front of Jewish
shops in the town of Zloczow,
Southeastern Poland, to warn
away non-Jewish customers, cre-
ated a stir when they suddenly ap-
peared with new signs urging
Poles to patronize Jews. Inquiries
established that the pickets were
members of the extremist anti-
Semitic party, National Radicals,
and had been hired to picket by
the National Democrats (Endeks).
Not having been paid for weeks,
they utilized this means of exer-
ci-'st pressure on the Endeks. No
sooner did the National Radicals
appear with their new signs than
there was a rush of customers to
Jewish stores.
An equally strange incident
occurred in the Wilna Court of
Appeals when Anthony Pryzam-
ski, an anti-Semitic writer, re-
nounced his anti-Semitic views in
open court and asked the court
to confirm rather than quash a
lower court's sentence of 30 days
for participating in anti-Jewish
disturbances. The startled court
listened in silence as Pryzamski
said, "I regret my actions and
regard the punishment as de-
served. In the future I shall de-
vote all my abilities to fighting
anti-Semitism." In proof of his
change of heart he contributed
100 zlotys ($18) to Mme. Irene
Ilarand's World Organization to
Combat Race Hatred."
Hungary Introduces Sweeping
Anti-Jewish Bill
CAdillag 5581
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Jews Freed of Charges
In Pogrom at Przytyk
AID TO REFUGEES
SUBJECT OF WHITE
HOUSE DISCUSSION
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
these exiles in so far as it is nos
Bible; to respect their integrit
and to protect their liberty."
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Raise $500,000 Fund
LONDON (WNS) — Close t o
of the problems of refugees from $500,000 was contributed b y
Austria and Germany."
British Jewry in the first (lay o f
an appeal for funds for the relic
The possibility that Germany
of Austrian Jewry. The campaign
might attempt to evade the
is headed by Lord Reading an d
high American tariffs against
Lord Bearsted. Among the large r
German products by shipping
her goods to the United States
contributors were four prominen t
through Austria was blocked
families, the Rothschilds, Bear
when President Rooes•elt or-
steds, Simon Marks and Israel
Sieff, each of whom gave $50,000 ,
dered the Treasury Department
to put Austria on the tariff
and the Bernhard Baron Fund,
black list. The effect of the
which gave a similar amount.
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order is to deprive Austrian
goods of the benefit of lower
tariff rates contained in recip-
rocal agreements between the
United States and other coun-
tries. Germany had previously
been denied such preferred
treatment.
EVOLUTION
Evolution of a man's ambition:
To be a circus clown. To be like
Dad. To be a fireman. To make
All-State. To do something noble.
To get wealthy. To make ends
In another move intended to meet. To get the old-age pension.
prevent Germany from getting —Trenton Republican-Times.
around American tariff regula-
tions by sending German goods to
this country through Austria, the
Treasury Department has instruct-
Compliments of ...
ed its import merchandise customs
collectors that all imports hereto-
fore marked "made in Austria"
must now be labeled as made in
Germany.,
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May Lift Barrier
1110 DE JANEIRO (WNS)-
Lowering of immigration barriers
in all Latin-American countries to
permit the entry of racial and ye -
litical refugees from Europe will
be one of the principal subjects
on the agenda of a conference of
representatives of Brazil, Argen-
tina, Peru, Chile and Mexico to
be held here. The conference is
expected to consider what each
country can do to modify its ex-
isting laws to permit the absorp-
tion of a considerable number of
refugees.
Appeal for Refugees
NEW YORK (WNS)—An ap-
peal to the peoples of democratic
countries for immediate co-opera-
tion in President Roosevelt's pro-
posal for an international com-
mittee to aid refugees from Ger-
many and Austria was issued here
by the American Committee for
Protection of Minorities over the
signatures of 125 prominent
Americans of all creeds and points
of view. Directed chiefly to the
peoples of those lands who gov-
ernments have not yet accepted
the invitation of Secretary of
State Hull to join in creating an
inter-governmental committee, the
appeal urges the peoples "to ask
the dictatorships to let the op-
pressed peoples go; to welcome
gal, medical and engineering
chambers are limited to 6 per cent
because Jews are said to consti-
tute more than 20 per cent of
the proportion in those profes-
sions; 4—forbids Jews to hold any
public office; 5—provides for the
revision of citizenships granted to
Jews after July 1, 1914; 6—de-
fines a Jew as anyone who pro-
fessed the Jewish religion prior
to August 1, 1919, thus affecting
all Jews who embraced Christian-
ity in the last 19 years; 7—for-
bids any commercial or industrial
enterprise employing less than 10
people from discharging a Chris-
tian worker unless he is replaced
by another Christian; 8—provides
for revision of permits held by
Jews for publication of papers.
BUDAPEST (WNS)—Hungary
officially embarked on a program
of anti-Semitism when Premier
Koloman Daranvi laid before the
lower house of Parliament a
sweeping anti-Jewish omnibus bill
which will limit drastically Jewish
participation in Hungary's cul-
tural, economic and social life by
setting up an all-embracing nu-
merus clausus limiting Jewish em- 2 German Jewish Passengers Vote
ployment in the professions, corn.
"Ja" in German-Austrian
Plebiscite
merce and industry to 20 per cent.
NEW YORK (WNS) — Two
Describing the measure as aiming
at "more efficient protection of 1German -Jewish passengers on
the social and economic balance," I board the Hamburg- American
Premier Daranyi said that it was liner Hansa voted "Ja" in the
as far as his government would Austro-German plebiscite on the
go in restrictions gainst the Jews. forced annexation of Austria to
Introduced a (lay after its details Germany, it was announced when
hod been outlined by Minister of ithe ship docked here. Ninety of
Justice Ladislaus Mikecz at a con- the 92 passengers voted "Ja" but
ference of the government Na- among the 337 members of the
tional Union Party, the bill was crew there were six who dared to
referred to a commission for vote "Nein."
study. It is expected to take sev-
eral weeks before it is reported Legion and Knights of Columbus
Charge Bund Insulted Priests
to the chamber for debate. Ulti-
and Nuns
mately, passage of the bill is re-
LINDENHURST, L. I. (WNS)
garded as certain since the gov-
ernment has been under heavy —Charges that the local branch
pressure for months from rightist of the pro-Nazi German-Ameri-
and Nazi groups which have been can Bund presented a play insult-
demanding even more rigorous ing the character of Catholic
priests and nuns were made here
curbs on the Jews.
The bill sets up the following by the Knights of Columbus and
restrictions: 1—Establishes new the American Legion in submit-
ruilds for the theater, movies and ting to the town board of Babylon
press in which only 20 per cent of resolutions demanding that the
the members may be Jews; 2— board reject a Blind application
limits to 20 per cent the amount for a parade permit and block a
of wages and salaries that may rumored attempt by the Nazis to
be paid to Jews by any business acquire a tract of land for a camp
or banking enterprise and forbids site. The offensive play was pre-
any such enterprise to employ sented on March 13. This village
more than 20 per cent Jews; 3-1 was founded more than 70 years
new Jewish admissions to the le. ago by German immigrants who
named it Breslau.
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