Berlin, June 15.
Attacks against Jews throughout the country are gaining in inten:
Numerous raids are being carried out daily by the police in various establishments visited by Jews.
The Hankow Race Club, situated only a few miles from the airfield, 15 crowded on most evenings, although only a handful of women grace the tennis courts. Cricket, polo and other sports are still being played.
Although the demand for war news predominates, several enthusiastic sportsmen are equally interested in bulletins covering the Test matches.
At night, there are several amusements to be found, in fact the three foreign cinemas are doing a roar trade, being crowded to overflow Hankow's famous "Cabaret Street" still glitters, but it is understood that the proprietors are feeling the pinch in view of the restriction on the hours during which music may be played. It is rumoured that one of the best-known cabarets here will probably be closing down soon.
Russian "hostesses," of whom there are many left, hope to remain in Hankow as long as possible, but most have made precautionary arrangements enabling them to evacuate at a moment's notice in case of real emergen Music is allowed to be played in the French Concesston until 11 p.m. six nights a week, and until midnight Inscriptions in public squares and front of Jewish shops instruct the Aryan populations not to buy from these stores.
All Jews must register their properties with the Government before July 1, in accordance with a decree released by Field-Marshal Hermann Goering, Chief of the Four-Year-Plan, The measure includes the registration of monetary possession properties, and jewellery.
Semi-official commentators declared that the object of the measure was to find out the exact value of Jewish belongings in Germany, so as to place them at the disposal of the National Economic service when found neces sary. In this event, Jewish residents will receive Treasury Bonds in exchange for their properties.
The manufacturing industry in Berlin, formerly in Jewish hands, is now entirely operated by Nazi concerns, In an article in the magazine of the Law Academy, Dr. Stuckart, Sec tary of State for Home "Affairs, declared that in future Jews barr from German parents will not be German citizens and will not have any nationality; furthermore Jews will no longer become Germans by marriage-—Havas, on Sunday, enabling several dance alls and open air gardens to do a roaring trade.
They are thronged nightly by Cht nese and foreigners alike, who are Although a further slight increase has been noted, cholera is still in the fairly mild epidemic stage in Shanghai, health officials stated yes terday. In the whole area comprising the International Settlement, French Concession and Chapei, 248 cases have been notified so far this season, but only about 130 of these have been verified as genuine cases, The distribution is fairly wide, including one case in Yangtszepoo. Thickly populated areas show victims of the disease in comparatively large numbers, as might be expected.
There has only been one foreign case, that of a Russian woman in the French Concession.
Deaths from cholera have been f-twenty Chinese in the Settlement; twelve in the French Concession, and nine in outside area, Throughout Shanghai, inoculations are still being administered in large numbers daily. In the Settlement, the' Health Department has given about 200,000 "shots" since the campaign started, while physicians not connected with the Department have administered some 60,000, The other seasonal diseases are not present in any large degree, The authorities have dissolved all trade unions of Austrian employees and have used the funds of these various groups for the benefit of the German Labour Front.
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