Evening star., 1933-04-02
BOYCOTT MARKED
! BY FEW DISORDERS
Nazi and Jew Slain in KeiI.
Bomb Demolishes HitIerite
Il Base at Hamburg.
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during the day and excellent westhe
brought droves Of people to the streets
The crowds promenaded as on a f1oli
day and everywhere they were well dis
ciplined.
Boycott measures we're enforced agains
Jewish doctors and lawyers and al
Jews holding government and munich
pal offices were ordered discharged.
In Hamburg, the police said the,
found bombs on the statue of Bismarck
There was no explosion.
Although racial hate was at the bach
OF today's demonstration in many part.
of Germany, particularly in Berlin, peo-
pie in the streets were in almost picnic
mood.
Brown-shirted Nazis swarmed through
the throughfares carrying buckets oi
paint. with which they splashed identi-
tying signs on every shop run by a Jew
Women Take Hand in Move.
Nazi headquarters had directed that
b black placard marked with yellow be
used to designate Jewish shops, but the
forces OF the boycott had ideas of their
own. Such signs as "Danger-Jew
store" and "Attention-Beware of the
jew" accompanied by skull and cross
bones, were put up, in addition to the
regulation black and yellow quarantine.
The Nazi Women's Federation took
an important part in the movement by
calling upon every woman in Germany
TO help destroy the Jews.
You women must see to it that no
German frau buys from Jews" said an
appeal issued by this organization.
THE fight is inexorable. Personal
feelings must be disregarded.
You must educate German woman
hood to the fact that the same Jewish
ktrocity propaganda (as is reported
being spread now Is also responsible
for the result Of the World War. for
2.000,0 900 war dead, for starved old men.
women and. children, for the lie about
Germany's war guilt, for Versailles (the
peace treaty.. for the Dawes and Young
plans. 3,
Now Jews desire to deprive awakened
Germany of all possibility to live. The
German frau in every station of life
alone can decide victory in this fight.
There will be not a copper henceforth
Tor a. Jewish shop, for a Jewish physi-
clan or attorney, from the German
woman or German family.
Ffgnting HOLY War;"
Jews want to continue the fight
until the destruction of the German
people. We will continue it until Jewry
has been destroyed. The Jew must
forever be eliminated from our people
and our state.
German women, you are fighting a
holy war"
A shoot-on-sight order to prevent
looting Of boycotted stores was issued
by Nazi party authorities at Reckling-
hauser. At Kassel Nazis put UP barbed
wire fence around a Jewish warehouse
and fixed on it a sign reading: Intern
ment camp for bad citizens who buy
from Jews" Within the fence they
tethered donkey.
In Hanover large numbers of persons
diSregarded the boycott order and
crowded Jewish stores. Police closed
on the business streets, explaining they
were acting IN the interests of public
safety.
At Stuttgart police seized five tons
Of Communist circulars, printed in Ger
man and supposedly sent from Russia,
switzerland and Austria.
Residences Picketed.
At Frankfort-on-t -the-Main an emer-
kency court sentenced Hans Loewen-
stein to one years imprisonment for
circulating anegedly false stories of anti
Jewish atrocities. Jewish brokers func-
tioned In the Frankfort Boerse until
the Boerse Committee ruled that all
pf non-Jewish members.
The particularly strong feeling against
Jewish lawyers and physicians was re-
nected by the placing Of Nazi pickets
near their residences. These pickets
were especially strong along Kaiserallee
Ind the Kurfuerstendam in Berlin,
Fhere they warned every one against
Invoking Jewish legal or medical aid
Signs reading Germans, shun Jewish
physicians and lawyers and Boycott
9ewish bankruptcy were carried
Through the streets not only by Nazi
storm troopers, but also by parading
working girls and clerks.
Picket groups detailed to courts were
reinforced to guard against Jewish at
torneys or judges entering the buildings
n9efore the court house of the Berlin
Bureau of Schoenberg Nazis burned the
how outmoded republican flag.
All Berlin stores not closed by the
boycott locked their doors at pm. to
permit their employees to participate in
the meeting jn the Lustgarten at which
propaganda Minister Goebbels spoke.
Denies Seeking Trouble.
DR. Goebbels announced that whether
The boycott would be resumed on We'd
nesday would depend on the attitude of
the Jews of the world. 1t has been the
contention Of the boycott leaders that
the purpose Of the movement was to put
On end to the circulation abroad of re-
ports Of Jewish atrocities.
The nrOna ga nda mini st diSr1oiy,ed
any intention on the part of the Nazis
to look for international trouble. The
party desires he said, to extend the
hand Of friendship to all nations and
10 live in peace.
Among the mercantile establishments
closed were 10 big Berlin department
stores and the Tietz chain stores. which
alone employ $4,000 persons through
out Germany. The great majority OF
the Tietz employees are Gentiles.
There were indications that even
among the Christian population the
boycott measure did not meet with un-
duaiined approval Excited groups as
eempieo before many stores, debating
the question.
That the boycott is likely not to be
resumed Wednesday was apparent from
p statement by Julius Streicher. leader
pf the Munich Central Boycott Com
mittee, which was published by the
Ea1 press service.
Judging from incoming reports from
ebroad. it is to be expected that re-
fumptlon OF the boycott can be
avoided" Herr Streicher said.
Unity Of Germans Praised.
He voiced satisfaction over the unity
pf the German people in boycotting the
jews. but warned that should inter-
national Jewry want continuation of
the fight, the Nazis were prepared.
He expressed the belief that inter
national Jewry realizes the new Ger
many will not be tampered with"
1t was understood tonight that in.