Jewish Scientist Will
Probe Pilsudski's Brain
Warsaw (W. N. S.)—The task of
examining the brain of the late Mar-
shal Joseph Pilsudski has been en-
trusted to the Jewish scientist, Dr.
Maximillian Rose, director of the
Vilna Scientific Institute, to which
Pilsudski bequeathed his brain.
London (J. T. A.)—Neville Laski,
president of the Board of Deputies of
British Jews, has been appointed by
King George as Recorder of Burnley.
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parades by uniformed Nazi s
starting in Berlin and sweeping
through Germany, in which cus-
tomers were kept from entering
Jewish establishments and in
which violent anti-Jewish de-
mands were shouted.
A new press clamor that the
Jews, "despite all the suppression
are still seen everywhere."
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more Jews by order of the Berlin
police chief , and the right given
to police to decide who is a Jew.
The anti-Jewi sh parades that
started in Berlin reached their most
violent outbreaks in Dusseldorf and
Munich where Nazi mobs invaded
and wrecked Jewish stores and told
Jewish merchants they must leave
"or suffer the consequences." In
Munich , store owners closed their
places in fear of property damage.
Nazi bands moved off , smearing
swastikas, raiding Jewish club head-
quarters , spitting at all pedestrians
who bore even the slightest resem-
blance to a Jew.
How tragic the situation of the
Jews is growing is disclosed by the
fact that newspapers published by
the so-called "Ullstein Haus," one of
the largest newspaper publishing con-
cerns in the world , were prohibited
from carrying an obituary of Hans
Ullstein, 76-year-old Jewish owner.
The Ullstein papers are now under
Nazi domination.
After two and one-half years under
Nazi rule, the Central Verein Zeitung,
organ of non-Zionists in Germany,
"took stock" of the situation as fol-
lows :
"We see flowers and processions
and the banners which we are not al-
lowed to fly, and we have to stand
aside. We cannot j oin in the rejoic-
ing of the German people , we, who
have borne the grief of this people as
our own grief. But we feel all the
closer together in that room that is
allowed us. Thi s is our world now,
this small German Jewry, these few
people oppressed by a load of anxie-
ties; and yet we shall not let this
load crush us to the ground, or doubts
rob us of our courage ."
More difficulties for Jews are pres-
aged in Czecho-Slovakia , as result
of a sensational election victory won
by the Sudeten Deutsche Front—the
Nazi party. The party elected 44
deputies , making it the second largest
in the country. Danzi g advices dis-
close open exhortations for pogroms
in revenge for petitions submitted to
the League of Nations protesting anti-
Jewish activities. Anti-Jewish disturb-
ances are reported from Glogau in
Silesia . The German Nazi influence
is spreading farther beyond the Reich
borders.
The outlook is anything but bright ,
and keen observers shake their heads
and envision in Germany either a
Czarist pogrom or a Spanish expul-
sion.
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two Franklin Medals for 1935,
awarded annually by the Franklin In-
stitute to distinguished scientists. He
explained his failure to read the ex-
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