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JULIAN K. TAYLOR
Good Clothes
Wilmington, N. C.
The Independent
Ice Company
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H. L. GREEN COMPANY, Ino.
Successors to
F. &. W. GRAND STORES
L. M. HOBBS. Miuht
WILMINGTON. N. C.
London—The world Jewiah parley
called by the Board of Jewish Deputies
to take action regarding the German-
Jewish situation will be held in the mid
dle of November. Representatives of all
groups of Jews from all parts of the
world will be represented. Meanwhile it
became known that Dr. Chaim Weiz-
mann would return to London at the end
of this month to assume the task of work
ing out a program of relief for the Ger-
man-Jews. Professor Selig Brodetzky,
David Ben-Gurion and Berl Locker, mem
bers of the World Zionist Executive, have
been discussing the program with him in
Italy.
London—A searching investigation into
the activities of Nazis in England is be
ing made by Scotland Yards as a result
of the discovery of a poster in a London
Nazi club with pictures of exiled Ger-
man-Jews and signs urging patriotic Hit
lerites to kill the emigres on sight. Nazi
spies are known to be keeping close
watch on German exiles here and Hit
ler’s agent here has been making efforts
to have the British government deport
them. Dr. Thost, Hitler’s personal repre
sentative in London, has, however, de
nied the report that a reward has been
offered for the murder of Professor Ein
stein.
London—A strong anti-Nazi movement
is getting under way in Germany, accord
ing to a Berlin dispatch to the London
Sunday Referee. The paper declares that
despite the numerous parades, demonstra
tions and shouts of “Heil, Hitler,’’ Hit
ler’s throne is very shaky. Things are by
no means as quiet in Germany as the
Nazi regime would have the world be
lieve, the Sunday Referee asserts, adding
that substantial elements of the popula
tion are completely dissatisfied with Hit
ler’s bloody regime. The Referee states
that an active under-cover campaign
against Hitlerism is sweeping the coun
try which is Hooded with anti-Nazi liter
ature.
Berlin—A careful analysis of the Ger
man trade figures for July as announced
by the German Statistical Office reveals
that the world-wide anti-German boycott
is slowly strangling Germany’s export
trade and shipping. Germany’s exports
for July, 1933, were 16 per cent less than
in July, 1932, exceeding the losses of all
other chief exporting countries. Her
shipping also showed a loss of 35.8 per
cent for the first six months of this year
as compared with the same period in
1932. In an effort to halt this alarming
decline the minister of economics has is
sued instructions to public authorities not
to inquire too closely into the Aryanism
of foreign firms doing business in Ger
many. The Reich Estate of Commerce,
representing all merchandising trading
firms, has also announced that the “ap
plications of foreign or Jewish firms to
join must now be turned down. The Na
tional Socialist movement regards Jews
as guest folks permitted to carry on trade
in Germany.”
Berlin—In the face of rumors alleging
that he had urged modification of the
government’s anti-Jewish policies, Baron
von Neurath, Nazi foreign minister, un
qualifiedly defended his government’s at
titude toward the Jews in an interview
with the foreign press on the eve of his
departure to attend the meeting of the
Council of the League of Nations at which
he will head the German delegation.
Baron von Neurath said he had no doubt
that “the senseless talk about purely Ger
man internal affairs, such as the so-called
Jewish question, will soon die down when
it is realized that the absolutely necessary
cleansing of our public life may have tem
porarily caused personal hardship in in
dividual cases, but it has only served to
strengthen the predominance of right and
law all the more.” Predicting that for
eign countries would soon cease to head
the "lying reports of German emigres,”
he said that “each nation sooner or later
would have to come to grips with the
very same problems which are being
dealt with by the Nazi government, and
that each nation would do so according
to its own racial and other character
istics.”
London—“Hideous doctrine,” “mental
perversion,” “virulent moral disease,”
“worship of Moloch in uniform,” “false
glorification of a race,” “mythical Teuton-
ism” and “hideous doctrine,” are some of
the references to the Hitler regime con
tained in one of the most bitter attacks on
the Nazi government to appear in Eng
land, written by J. L. Garvin, in the
London Observer, of which he is editor.
Mr. Garvin declared that “if the Nazis
had power enough at the present mo
ment they would tear their neighbors to
pieces," and he warns that any conces
sion on armaments to Germany would
be sheer madness. He points out that
"whatever we may think of its repulsive
cruelties towards Jews and others, its do
mestic system cannot be interfered with
by any other power, but the international
aspect is another matter, and concerns
us all."
Budapest—The Hungarian police have
issued an order forbidding all Hungarian
citizens to wear the Swastika, which is
regarded as the emblem of a foreign
state. The Hungarian anti-Semites and
the leaders of the Hungarian Nazis are
planning to adopt a new emblem.
Moscow—The first patent ever granted
in the Soviet Union to an American in
the construction industry, and one of the
very few ever received by Americans
here, has been issued to Zara VVitkin, an
American-Jewish engineer from Cali
fornia, for a new kind of pre-cast con
struction block which will be widely used
on new buildings. NVitkin’s device prac
tically eliminates the use of mortar and
will make great economies possible.
Witkin, who was formerly chief engineer
of the Baruch Construction Corporation
in Los Angeles, has been here a year. He
is now chief consultant to Soyuzstori, the
largest Russian construction trust.
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201 PRINCESS STREET WILMINGTON, N. C.
FRANK M. ROSS. President
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