PERSECUTION OF JEWS.

Wairarapa Age, 6 April 1933, Page 5

PERSECUTION OF JEWS.

ghetto oombed for ARMS BOYCOTT CALLED OFF. _ .. Berlin, April 4. Nazta systematically „ 4116 Ghetto in search for S T la f ogue serv ices were not molested but worshippers afterwards were searched and those Identification papers were bundled into lorries and taken to police stations. A few weapons were found. p nt officially ordered that the boycott of Jews be not resumed to-morrow. POLISH PROTEST. appeal to league of nations. WARSAW, April 4. Union Cxecntlve ? f the Polish Jewish Unions are appealing to the League of Nations to intervene in the German persecution of Jews. action in Britain. GENTILES AND' JEWS APPROACH GOVERNMENT. zi . LONDON, April 4. .if Ge ”. tlle Commoners, representng all parties, are petitioning Parliament seeking representations in conneetion with the outbreak of anriSemitism in Germany, endeavouring to secure a day's debate. g Jewish Commoners at a meeting decided to approach the Government ANGRY PARISIANS. german play occasions brawl. (Received Wednesday, 7 p.m.) TO . PARIS, April 5, When a German company presented a German play, an organised protest degenerated into brawls throughout the theatre, crowds outside shouting: “Down with the Nazis, the Jew-bait-

ers!" The police cleared the house. Several arrests were made. SERIOUS PROBLEMS. FACING GERMAN BANK. (Received Wednesday, 8.55 p.m.) BERLIN, April 5. 'The Reichs Bank’s annual report contains a serious warning that the bank will soon be faced with serious problems unless the foreign trade surplus is increased. It emphasises that no debtor country can be in a position to keep its engagements if creditor countries refuse to allow delivery of goods.