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in recent weeks by the German
and Italian press, the anti-Semi-
tic paper said: "One of the re-
sults of the war will be a Euro-
pean settlement of the entire
Jewish problem. Europe, which
has suffered so much harm from
Jews, will doubtless decide to
separate itself from Jews. It will
assign them some distant terri-
tory where they may reflect at
leisure on the inconvenience aris-
ing from provoking wars for the
good pleasure of Israel."
Slovakia Speeds "Aryanization"
The complete "aryanization"
of Jewish enterprises and estates
in Slovakia was expected shortly
with the announcement that the
Slovakian Parliament had given
the Government authority to
issue all necessary decrees.
The Nazi-controlled Govern-
ment hopes to effect the transfer
of Jewish-owned properties to
Gentiles within a few months.
Provisions have been made also
for the "aryanization" of estates
which passed from Gentile into
Jewish hands many years ago
through forced sales of unpaid
taxes or other debts.
The decree states that the pre-
vious owner or his Gentile heir
may at any time in the next six
months regain possession of the
p r o p e r t y by depositing with
"aryanization" officials 25 per
cent of the original sale price
and a five-year, five per cent
promisory note for the balance.
It is not known what the Jews
will receive for their properties
but it was understood that the
amount will be all out of pro-
portion with actual value of the
land.
Petain Regime Surrenders Gryn-
szpan to Gestapo
Herschel Grynszpan, the young
Polish Jew who killed a Nazi
consular attache in Paris in 1938,
whose whereabouts has been the
subject of scores of unconfirmed
rumors and reports, has been sur-
rendered to the Nazi Gestapo by
the Petain Government at Vichy
under article 19 of the Com-
piegne armistice, it was definitely
established here.
Article 19 stipulated that Ger-
many could demand the return
of any refugee from the Reich
who fled to France. The young
Polish Jew was taken back to
Germany in a heavily-guarded
armored car.
• Grynszpan had ample oppor-
tunities to escape but refused
them all, according to informa-
tion received here. He was among
a group of prisoners taken from
the Santa Prison of Paris, during
the height of the war, to another
part of France.
En route, the French police
abandoned the prisoners. Gryn-
szpan, however, went from prison
to prison, suggesting that he be
rearrested. Police headquarters
at Bourges and at Chateouroux
refused to accept him, saying
that they had no authority in the
matter.
Finally, Grynszpan went to
Toulouse where he persuaded
French prison officials to lock
him up. The Nazis learned of
Grynszpan's presence in Toulouse
and ordered him returned.
On Tuesday it was reported
that Grynszpan was given a 20-
year jail sentence by a French
court "under German domina-
tion."
Jewish Doctors, Dentists Barred
from Practice in Luxembourg
Jewish physicians, dentists, vet-
erinaries and apothecaries were
forbidden to practice their pro-
fessions in Nazi-occupied Luxem-
bourg by a decree issued by Pro-
vincial Governor Gustav Simon,
who is responsible for the civil
administration of Luxembourg.
Henceforth, Jewish lawyers will
be permitted to represent only
themselves.
A second decree barred mar-
riages or intimate relations be-
tween Jews and Germans or per-
sons of cognte blood. All Jews
within Simon's jurisdicition have
been ordered to register all their
property whether within or out-
side of Luxembourg.
Anti-Semitic Riots Mark Fascist
Dictatorship in Rumania
GENEVA.—(WNS) — Riotous
anti-Jewish demonstrations mark-
ed the bloodless revolution saged
by the pro-Nazi Iron Guard and
Rumanian Army which precipi-
tated the abdication of King
Carol and the creation of an
and the Legal Chronicle
September 13, 1940
Axis-approved, anti-Semitic Gov- when he accused the Jews of "be-
Molly Segal Auxiliary of
were
ernment headed by Genaral lion traying" the country to Soviet
ma de for the Fhyofmces- coAoukdeiC
Antonescu.
luncheon to be he d b
J. C. R. S. to Have
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Russia at the time that Rumania
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p. m.,
While King Carol fled the ceded Bessarabia and northern
Luncheon Tuesday
country, taking temporary refuge Bukovina to Russia.
in Switzerland, mobs of Iron
The s Auxiliary'
Molly Segal Auxiliary of J. C.
The situation became further
luet kill
Guardists stormed through the aggrevated when Nazi Germany R. S. of Denver, Colo., held a take place on Dec.
8 at S thee
streets of Bucharest smashing and Fascist Italy ordered Ru- board meeting on Wednesday at
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Synagogue,
the windows of Jewish-owned mania to cede Transylvania to the home of Mrs. Zarankin. Plans David
Elmhurst at
14th.
shops and shouting "Down with Hungary. In a desperate attempt
the Jews." The demonstrators to divert public attention, Ru-
damaged the Jewish-owned Gal- mean le dens blamed the Jews
leries Lafayette.
for the na 'on's difficulties.
Already restricted economic-
The J s, meanwhile, are
ally and politically, Rumania's caught in a desperate position.
Jews looked forward with fore- The anti-Jewish laws of Hungary
boding to the future. Premier exceed in their harshness even
Antonescu, who established him- those of Rumania. Jews in Tran-
self as dictator with King Michael sylvania have been forced to flee
his royal figure-head, announced in order to escape compulsory
that those who "unjustly" pun- labor or virtual slavery.
ished members of the Iron Guard
Thousands of Jews, their mea-
would meet with severe penal- gre possessions in hand-made
ties.
bags, are clogging the roads to
King Carol's abdication cul- the Soviet-occupied areas of the
minated three months of strife Soviet Union in the hope they
and unrest, during which the will be granted permission to
Jews were the principal scape- enter. Failing that, they will be
goats. The last Rumanian Gov- trapped between the violent anti-
ernment headed by Premier Ion Semitism of Rumania and the
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