THE CHINA MAIL FRIDAY SUPPLEMENT; NOVEMBER 15, 1940.
Nazi
The persecution of the Jews by the Nazis in the Low Coun- tries appears to be increasing fre proportion to the resistance offer- ed by the local populations to the regime introduced there by the invaders. All acts of sabotage of Nazi orders are attributed by the authorities to the secret influence of Jews. Accordingly, the Nazi rulers are pouring their wrath on Jews and are constantly inventing measures to segregate non-Jews from Jews and to sow discord be- tween them."
In Luxembourg, ten yellow seats labelled "for Jew's only have been placed in # remote corner of the city park and even those ghetto seats
can only be used by the Jews for one hour daily, from 6 to 7 a.m. The local Jewish soup kitchen has also been ordered to distribute its meals to the needy at 6 am. The excuse is that the rush of Jews to obtain free food during the day is ob- structing city traffle.
In Holland, the Nazis have au- nounced that no ration cards will be issued to Jews to obtain new
clothes, underwear and footwear.
The Nazi authorities in Amster dam have also ordered the in- portant restaurants and cafes to display notices that Jewish ens- tomers are not desired by them
Most characteristic. however, has been the Nazi effort to dis- credit Queen Wilhelmina in the eyes of the Dutch people in con- nection with her Majesty's sixtieth birthday. Fearing loyal demon- strations in honour of the beloved Queen the Nazis have distributed pamphlets alleging that the Dutch. Dynasty originates from a Jewish family from Spain, which settled in Holland after the Spanish In- quisition. The Dutch people, however, treated the Nazi "revela- tions" concerning their Queen with the contempt they deserved.
In Belgium, Jews have beer banned from the re-opened Stock Exchanges.
Norway Confiscations
The impression produced in Norway by the presentation to the country of the German bill of £10,000,000 for the expenses of the Nazi army of occupation has been of a nature which even the invaders and the Norwegian Quis- lings could not ignore,
Accordingly, they set to work to try and soften the blow by en- deavouring to persuade the popu- lation, that in reality, a large part
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Correspondent Arrests of Polish Jews buried in a big silk handkerchief.
of the bill would be paid by the Jews in Norway and by the Nor- wegians who had fled with King Haakon to Britain. This process, they declared, is to be accomplish- ed by the seizure of the property. of the Norwegian refugees and by the confiscation of 80 per cent, of view of the great use made the property of the Jews by the them of unrationed fruit end of the current year:
substitute for rationed articles of ford, which they experience great dimeulty in obtaining. In future, however, fruit, too, will be ration- cd for the Jews.
The Norwegian people, how ever, have not been deceived, fully renlising that whatever construc- tion was put upon the inethods for raising the sum demanded by the Nazis their bill involved a loss f* the country of £10,000,000.
Restrictions In Germany
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The Government has also an nounced that from September 1, Jews in Germany will not be al- lowed to remain telephone sub- scribers.
Exceptions will only be made in The Government Food Depart- the case of Jewish communal of- ment in Germany has forbidden fees, Jewish clinics, Jewish doc- Jew to purchase fruit without tors and lawyers allowed to prac- This restriction tice among Jews and Jewish citi- special permits. is a severe blow to the Jews in zens of Soviet Russia, U.S.A. and
a sound she slipped quietly into the bathroom. Daphne, her face buried in her hands, still sobbed in broken-hearted despair. the Latin American States, who John looked at her. His eyes are able to furnish to the authori-were very tender. Then he bent ties certificates of respectability down and lifted her up. until she from their Consulates.
was lying in his arms, her face
About a minute, he "Now The Gestapo authorities in Po-suppose you tell me what you're land have lately been displaying crying about?”
Daphne blinked at him. Some- great anxiety about the rapid dis- semination of news items broad-how it did not seem at all strange cast from London to the people to be sitting on his lap having her throughout the Nazi zone of Po-eyes mopped dry while he looked land. They have therefore car-at her with twinkling blue eyes. ried out numerous raids in various "I've found out. " she said towns and a considerable number tremulously. "I've found out that of Jews have been arrested on you and Evelyn are thieves! And charges of listening in to the Lon-I saw you kiss her," she added, don broadcasts and of informing and gulped down a sob. the population about, them.
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John put back his head
and laughed. Laughed until Daphne' began to think he must be mad.
"Silly little thing!" he said at last. It's my job to find. those
ernment in abrogating the decree tive
The action of the Vichy Gov- |clothes. I'm the new store detec- they had to get me in when the thefts got too bad. Evelyn was helping me."
"Evelyn... Daphne repeat- ed. "Why does she help you?"
John bent down, his mouth very close to hers. Their faces were so near that Daphine could see little reflections of herself in each of his eyes.
"Evelyn," he said softly, "is my half-sister. Some day she'll be yours ino."
of April 21, 1939, which made il- legal the defamation of Jews in France, and many other anti- Jewish moves made by Marshal Petain's Ministers, have produced a counter-movement in French Labour circles, which has for its aim the combating of Nazism, Fascism and anti-Semitism.
The leaders of the new move- ment have already issued secret leaflets warning the French people that the pillars of the Vichy Gov- ernment, and not the Ministers who are on trial at Riom, are res- ponsible for the humiliation suf- fered by France, The leaflets characterised the Riom trial as a second Dreyfus case and appealed to the French people to reject Nazi and anti-Semitic principles. The discovery of these secret leaflets in occupied France has already
Imen and Jews.
Mr. A. T. Lee (Hon. Secretary) at the Sheung Shul Country Club last Sunday when the winter led to numerous arrests of French- ceaɛon was opened. He. Is, shown taking part in a putting competition.
(Tong).
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