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and in some places they were able to do
so, though it was necessary to close the
victimiZed stores.
The Jews themselves will be obliged
to identify their stores for the boycott
campaign by hanging out yellow-lettered
black placards. outdoor demonstrations
and public display of posters today an
nounced instructions and slogans for
the boycotters.
No Pardons for Jews.
Boycott committees also have staffs
of persons to photograph any one
patronizing boycotted stores and these
will be published in newspapers and
shown on motion picture screens and to
shame them.
The newspaper of Minister Goebbels,
who is perhaps the ablest propagandist
Germany ever knew, has. given its pic
ture of the outcome, as follows:
World Jewry will receive a blow
from which it will not easily recover.
German Jewry will be done for morally
and commercially. No pardon will be
given; no compromises made"
Plans have also been announced to
restrict Jewish attendance in schoolc
Of all grades and last night the Prus-
sian Nan party proposed that the
Jewish enrolment be cut to one per
cent
An order was issued by the Nazi
fering with the business of the Wool
worth chain stores. A Nazi economic
theory is hostile to chain stores of all
kinds, holding that such large organi-
cations ruin email dealers.
One report laid the latest outbreak
against the Woolworth stores to an
erroneous belief that the original Wool
worth was a Jew. (American investors
have $27,000,000 invested in various
chain stores and Jewish-owned depart
ment stores in Germany
United States Consulate Acts.
Prompt action by the American con-
sulate has resulted in the expulsion
of one Nazi storm trooper from the
party and a sharp reprimand to two
others.
The action arose from another as
sault on Julian Fuhs of New York, who
was beaten March IL by men in. Nazi
storm troop leader interfered at that
time and gave an alarm to the police.
Uniformed Nazis and civilians en-
tered Fuhs' night club early Wednes-
day morning. When Fuhs asked to see
their membership cards one of the
civilians assaulted him, while one of
the uniformed NaziS threatened him
with a pistol and fred shots into the
ceiling. The civilian indicated he had
private grudge against the night club
owner.
Police took the assailant to a police
station. The same day George S.
Messersmith, United States consul gen.
eral, complained to police authorities,
who expressed deepest regret.
The pistol-wielding storm trooper
was held for trial in Summary Court.
The civilian, net Nazi, also was held.
American officials expressed satisfac-
tion at the prompt and energetic police
action.
In carrying out the boycott satur-
day all Jewish employees of Jewish
stores and business Offices in Berlin will
be summarily dismissed at 10 am. by
order of Nazi leaders Employers will
be required to pay Gentle employees
two months salaries in advance.
hV y Pin. oll Cuip1OyCS VI JCWlSii puSl-
nesseS are to cease work and meet out
side their places of employment to pro-
test against the boycott of German
goods abroad and reports of persccu-
tions here.
Newspapers and undertakings of vital
public interest will be affected only in
SO far as the dismissal of Jewish en-
ployes will be concerned.
Herr Goebbels will address a mass
meeting at the Lustgarten Saturday
afternoon in discussion of the situation.
Newspaper reporters who are Jews,
MarXists or Communists henceforth will
be barred from criminal courts profess
sionally.
The Social Democratic Party Execu-
tive Committee today approved the ac-
ton of Otto Wells, president of the
group, in resigning his seat in the Sec
ond Internationalc on the ground it had
adopted certain business resolutions for
which German Social Democracy as a
ncn-participant is not responsible.
The committee did not discuss with