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Refugees Storm U. S. Consulate for Visas HE ISH ERALD VOL. XIII, No. 7 PROVIDENCE, R. I., FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1938 5 CENTS THE COPY Mann Blames Britain Camival Treasurer REFUGEES STORM U. S. for Nazi fxpansion Infers London Helping Hitler CONSULATE FOR VISAS Los Angeles,-Thomas Mann, ex­ iled German winner of the Nobel Isaac Hamlin Will Address Europe To Back Prize for literature, blamed Eng­ land for the increasing Nazifica­ National Labor Committee Sunday tion of Europe. Arrangements have been com­ Roosevelt Proposal America, he said an interview, is pleted for the annual conference becoming the one beacon-light of of the National Labor committee Germany Shows democracy. of Palestine, to be held Sunday at Little Interest The tall, shy author declared: 2 o'clock at the Narragansett Ho­ "England could have stopped Hit­ tel. London-The United States' pro­ ler. But I have grudgingly become Isaac Hamlin of New York, Na­ posal that European and American convinced that she did not want to tional Secretary, will be the guest governments co-operate in afford­ do so, and is actually helping him. speaker. This is the 14th annual ing political refugees a haven ap­ A certain dominating group in Eng­ peared to have met a favorable re­ land fears-not Communism, which campaign for the Histadruth of Palestine. ception in Europe. will not move westward from Rus­ LOUIS HURWITZ Reports from Vienna told of sev­ During the 18 months of Terror sia-but certain reforms v.·hich left­ Mr. Hurwitz is treasurer of the eral thousand Austrians-many of the Histadruth has carefully watch­ •Wing Democrats are demanding. Temple Emanuel carnival-bazaa1·, them Jews-storming the United ed the situation and done every­ "They want Hitler to remain do­ to be held on Ma,y 3, 4 and 5, for States Consulate for visas to flee thing 'P{)Ssible to help the Jewish minantly in the picture as a coun­ which extensive plans are no,w abroad. Agency in the slogan of: "Hav­ ter-balance to the demand for being made. The affair will be The French government said it laga", and not one of the Hista­ these reforms. under the sponsorship of the would send Secretary of State Hull druth Institutions have been closed "Hitler's appetite is insatiable and Men's Club. a favorable reply soon. regardless of the unemployment and his acquisitions will continue until Switzerland was counted among the depressed conditions in Pales- and unless he is stopped by war. the most interested countries be­ tine. Czechoslovakia, which has made me cause Austrian refugees have been a citizen since my self-exile, is lost, Luxemburg Jews At the conference arrangements pouring across its borders for days. and Hitler will extend his influence will also be made for the celebra­ Scadinavian countries gave sym­ ISAAC HAMLIN to Rumania, Yugoslavia and else­ fear Nazi Drive tion of the third Seder which will pathetic attention to the United where". be celebrated Sunday evening, A­ Harry s. Beck, Arthw.· Kornman, States' suggestion. Luxemburg-Intensification of an­ pril 17 at the Narragansett Hotel. Samuel Schprecher, J oseph Biller. In Brussels, officials declared Bel­ ti-Jewish propaganda has occurred The committee of arrangements Morris Kelman, Henry Halprin, Eli gium was ready to co-operate fully Drive Launched to in Luxemburg since Germany's an­ consists of: Henry Burt, secretary; Wine, Harry Waxman, Nathan Iz­ with the United states in forming nexation of Austria. Anti-Jewish Solomon Lightman, Max Berman, man and Alter Boyman , chairman. an international committee to help leaflets are distributed by German solve the problem. Preserve Orthodoxy Nazis throughout the Duchy con­ • H • h S h l t B Germany ignored the proposal. taining the threat that if the Jews A US t rian ig C 00 S O an The Reich was not invited to par- New /York-Preserving orthodox are not expelled from Luxemburg, Jewry in troublous times, is the aim Chancellor Hitler will be asked to Jews; Ghetto Benches Set V p I ticipate. in a vigorous campaign, launched do it for the Luxemburg Govern­ Vienna,-Austria's Nazi regime "teachers of confidence" assigned to s Af • N • by the National council of Young ment. took measures to bar Jews from pub- . the sch~ols to supervise the welfare , • ncan az1s Israel. The ideal is to perpetuate Despite a pledge recently obtained lie high schools at the end of this of the wtler Jugend (Hitler Youth Judaism in America by enlisting by the Foreign Minister that Bel­ year and meanwhile prepared to Organization) , ( b• f the American-Jewish youth in con­ gium would defend Luxemburg in segregate Jewish students in ghetto At one school 200 J·ewish parents om 1ne orces nection with the twenty-sixth an­ case of attack, _~he gen~ral feel~ng benches. stood by during the speeches. The niversary of the national conciliar here is tense. Fifty or sixty Jewish The news was given to Jewish principals spoke briefly, many witn Capetown-Fascist Leader Jo­ life, now being observed by sixty­ families, most of them from Ger­ students who were assembled in the evident distaste for their task, an­ hannes von Moltke this week dis­ six affiliated chapters throughout many, are preparing to leave. school yards and addressed by the nouncing that Jewish students had banded his Grey Shirt organization, the nation. principals and brown-uniformed lost all rights under the new regime one of three "shirt" outfits in South The celebration of the anniversary and expressing the hope that they Africa, and urged his followers to will culminate in a dinner on Sun­ Exiled After Discovery would concentrate harder on their join Dr. D. F. Malan's Nl.',tionalist day evening, May 1, at the Hotel of Plans for Massacre Polish Jews fight studies Party. A second Grey Shirt group ·Commodore, at which more than The Brown Shirts anrro1Jnced that headed by M. Weichardt, and the 2,500 persons are expected, includ­ Prague-Zelia Codreanu, chieftain K h M t B Jewish students would be permitted third "shii:tist" band, the Black ing important national, state and of the anti-Semitic Iron Guard, was OS er ea an to "visit" high schools for the re­ Shirt P arty, a.re continuing their city figures and leaders of the exiled from Rumania shortly after I mainder of the year, when a re­ anti-Jewish activities. the fall of the Goga-Cuza regime Warsaw,-Polish rabbis and dele­ Young Israel movement. vision will take p\ace, probably a ­ Meanwhile, a new organization to because it was discovered that h e gates from princi'Pal Jewish commu­ long Reich lines, so that only child­ combat Nazism and Fascism has was plotting the assassination of a nities decided at a meeting yester­ ren of Jewish war veterans will be been created in Johnnesburg, to be large number of prominent Jews, it , day to urge a boycott of butchers permitted to remain in the schools. known as the Council for the De­ is reported in the Czech press. and complete abstinence from meat $5,000 Donated to For the present, separate Jewis~ fense of Democracy. Among its The papers here claim that the if the Senate adopts a bill, passed classes, where they exist, will he aims will be "eradicating racial Rumanian authorities came into by the lower house last week, for­ continued. In other schools, ghetto hatred. New frontier Colony possession of a secret death list con- bidding ritual slaughter after, Jan­ benches will be established. 'ew York-To aid in the estab­ taining the names of such promin- uary 1, 1939. Hitherto kosher slau­ lish 1ent and defense of Hannuta, ent Jews as Chief Rabbi Nieme- ghtering has been permitted on a Intermediate Ho-spital the ,ewest Jewish settlement in rcnver and Dr. Theodor Fischer, scale proportionate to the Jewish Wants No Goldberg Group Hot:ds Meeting president of the Jewish Party. ! population. north, ~n Palestine r ising close to ---- A regular meeting of the Inter­ the s) ·ian border, Hadassah, the In The Clark Clan mediate Miriam Hospital A.sSocia- Women ; Zionist Organization of Force Only Weapon That Can Bo:tton-Samuel Goldberg won't tion was held on Monday evening America yesterday sent $5,000 to change his name to Buddy Clark if at the home of Miss Josephine Ho­ the J ewish Agency in Jerusalem. ·Halt Hitler, Says Cyrus Adler Harry Lincoln Clark, proud of his rowitz, 323 Blackstone street. A Recognizing the vital strategic Mayflower and Revolutionary fore- feature of the meeting was a. de­ importance of extending the fron­ New York.-Dr. Cyrus P. Adler, of all tyrants who live by the sword. bears, can do anything about it. bate and discussion of current e- tiers of the Jewish National Home well-knov;n Jewish leader, president History will again repeat itself and Goldberg, twenty-six, a radio sin- vents. After the business session, the Hada.ssah national board voted of the American Jewish Committee, Hitler, t he greatest tyrant of mo­ ger, appears as Buddy Clark. He refreshments were served by the the special gift to Palestine outside issued a. statement in which he sald dern times will be no exception". asked Suffolk Probate Court to hostess. the budgetary commitments of the that Hitler can only be conquered make that name legal. Harry' Lin- The next meeting of the group organization for those projects through the use of force. coin Clark objected In a petition to will be held on April 4 at the which it is pledged to maintain and The partial ,\,ta.tement of Dr. Ad­ the court. home of Mrs.
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