JEWS PENALISED

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 76, Issue 97, 27 April 1933, Page 7

JEWS PENALISED

ANOTHER NAZI LAW. EDUCATION FACILITIES. Received April 26, 10.5 p.m. BERLIN. April 26. Cabinet has adopted a law limiting the admission of Jewish students to State schools and universities to a number based on the proportion of Jews to the total population. The law exempts th- children of Jews who served in the war. CLEANSING LIBRARIES MARXIST BOOKS BANNED. BERLIN. April 25. A Nazi decree orders the connnit tee to examine public libraries and cleanse them of ‘‘Marxist, anti-national and rubbishy literature,” including the works of famous Liberals and Pacifists; also books dealing with the Soviet, all of which will be publicly burned. ABSOLUTE CONTROL NAZI'S LATEST MOVE. COLOGNE. April 25. In pursuance of unification the Nazi have appointed a Commission to ad minister the Rhineland and Westpha lian Bankers’ Association. Now praetic ally every organisation in the Rhine land, except the religious, is dominated by the Nazis, who have even seized the hairdressers ’ organisation. NAZIS IN AUSTRO. SIGN OF GROWING STRENGTH LONDON, April 25. The Times’ Vienna correspondent reports that the growing Nazi strength in Austria is strikingly reflected in the resulrs of the municipal elections at Innsbruck, the Nazis obtaining 14,996 votes ami nine seats, compared with 1196 votes and no seats in 1930. chiefly at the expense of the I’an-Germans and Socialists, though the latter remain the strongest party.