Jewish Students Barred from Medical Colleges in Roumania Unless Jewish Corpses Are Submitted, New Bi

(Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

Jewish students at the Roumanian universities will be excluded from the anatomical clinics of the medical schools if the Jewish communities will not furnish a corresponding number of Jewish corpses for dissection, according to a bill passed by the Roumanian parliament.

Rabbi Zirelsohn of Kishineff, member of the Roumanian Parliament for Bessarabia, during the discussion on the bill charged the Roumanian government with tolerating anti-Jewish excesses carried on by the student followers of Cuza. “Jews were beaten, houses destroyed, synagogues ransacked and cemeteries desecrated,” the Rabbi declared. He concluded his address demanding that a Commission of inquiry be appointed to investigate the situation.