Evening star. [volume], March 15, 1937, Page A-13, Image 13

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TO MEET TONIGHT
Lewis and Johnson Will
Address Madison Square
Garden Rally.
the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 15.—Pointed
by Mayor Fiorello La Guardia’s re
cent criticism of Chancellor Hitler,
which precipitated international ex
changes, the controversy over the Nazi
philosophy of government reached a
new crescendo today.
A meeting intended to crystallize
anti-Nazi sentiment, was called for
Madison Square Garden tonight under
Jewish auspices even as 11 three-foot
orange swastikas were being erased
from the portal of a Manhattan syn
agogue.
Tomorrow night the German-Amer
ican League for Culture plans a dem
onstration against naziism in front of
the New York quarters of the Amerika
Deutscher Volksbund, known as the
‘ American Nazis.”
Head of Volksbund Expected.
Fritz Kuhn, heading the Volksbund,
who denied charges by Representative
Dickstein of New York that the Ger
mans’ organization was un-American,
was expected in New York today or
tomorrow from his Detroit headquar
ters.
Eugene F. Grigot, an officer of the
league for Culture, said this question
would be asked Kuhn and his follow
ers: "How can any American of Ger
man origin live up to his oath of al
legiance to Uncle Sam and raise his
arm in Hitler fashion at the same
time without being a perjurer of the
worst sort?’’
\ general police order to watch all
synagogues was issued upon discovery
of the swastikas, emblem of the Hit
ler regime, stenciled on the front of
» West Eighty-third street Jewish
place of worship. Herber Werner, su
perintendent of the synagogue, said
the place had been defaced 10 times
In the last three years.
l.ewis, Johnson to Speak.
Called by the American Jewish Con
gress and the Jewish Labor Commit
tee, tonight's mass meeting will be
addressed by a long list of speakers,
chief among whom are John L. Lewis,
chairman of the Committee for In
dustrial Organization, and Gen. Hugh
9. Johnson, former N. R A. admin
' Istrator.
No invitation to speak was extended
the Mayor, but some of the sponsors
•aid he was expected to appear.
Dr. Stephen S. Wise, president of
the congress, will preside. Among
other speakers listed were Dr. Henry
N. MacCracken, president of Vassar
College; Erika Mann, daughter of
Thomas Mann, German Nobel Prize
Winner, and Dr. Prank Bohn, econ
omist and son-'d-iaw of Secretary ol
Commerce vtow
The 'Congrer^ me,- agBc
had cecii i*cei cd hom. m» Go'*i
ioo,s of Pio-iaa, Connecticut, Aiua^as,
Pennsylvania, New’ Jersey and Mary
land, and from more than 50 Sena
tors and Representatives.
Houses Guaranteed.
England is to have “guaranteed”
houses, architects, builders, building
societies and others having organized
and agreed on minimum standards of
quality.
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French Flying Fort
This big twin-motored bombing plane, with two machine
guns mounted in its nose, is the largest in the French air force.
It is manned by a crew of seven men and can carry nearly five
tons of explosives. —Wide World Photo.
New Glass Bars Heat.
Production of a glass that shuts out
heat is promised in Prague, Czecho
slovakia, as the result of a discovery
of a Bohemian inventor. The glass
is opaque, or nearly opaque, to heat.
While it is transparent to light can
be used to exclude heat. I.ight waves
and heat waves do not differ in kind
but in wavelength, and it is said the
inventor has found out how to pre
vent heat waves from passing through
the glass.
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“There’s the
doorbell again”
SI PPOSE daily to your door came the bnlcher, the grocer,
the clothier, the furrier, the furniture man. and every other
merchant with whom you deal? What a tedium of door
bell answering that would mean!
It would be even more impractical for you to visit daily
all these stores to find out what they have lo offer and the
price.
And yet you need those merchants’ service quite as
much as they need your patronage. Contact between seller
and consumer is essential in the supplying of human needs.
Before a sale can be closed the goods must be offered.
Every day, through the advertising columns of this news
paper, the merchants of this city come to your home with
their choicest wares. Easily, quickly, you get the news of
• U that is worth while in the market-places the w©**Id
They are urn strangers at the door, but merchants you
know and trust. You are always surer of high quality and
fair price when you buy an article advertised by a reputable
firm.
NEW BRIDE TAKEN
8? IIEUTJASSIE
Naval Officer Was Figure in
Famous Honolulu As
sault Case.
By the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, March 15.—Lieut.
Thomas H. Massie, naval officer in
volved in the notorious assault and
manslaughter case that rocked Hawaii
five years ago, was home in a Seattle
apartment today with his 29-year-old
bride, the former K. Storms of Seattle.
Their marriage was disclosed a week
after it took place.
Massie’s first wife, Mrs. Thalia
Massie, was attacked in Hawaii on
September 9, 1931, wjien she walked
from a party. One of the five natives
she accused was killed, and Lieut.
Massie, Mrs. Granville Fortescue, Mrs.
Massie’s mother, and two enlisted
men were convicted of manslaughter.
They returned to the United States
after serving one-hour sentences. The
h at Mrs. Massie obtained a divorce in
Reno in February, 1934.
The second Mrs. Massie, former
student at Washington State College,
was a commercial secretary. Her
parents are Postmaster and Mrs. H. S.
Storms of Chewelah, Wash.
The romance began shortly after
Lieut. Massie was transferred to the
Puget Sound Navy Yard at Bremerton
two years ago.
The couple will sail April 10 for
China, where Lieut. Massie will re
port for duty.
WINCHESTER, Ky„ March 14 UP).
—Mrs. Aileen Massie said tonight that
her son, Lieut. Thomas H. Massie,
U. S. N., had written her of his mar
riage to Miss Florence Storms of
Seattle and that she thought the
couple might come here lor their
honeymoon.
FORD OFFICIAL ROBBED
Tbisf T&kis AdditsE, Iromisang
(.o Aeturn iffapeii.
MIAMI BEACH, Fla., March 13 (&).
—Police said yesterday A. M. Wibel,
director of purchases for the Ford
Motor Co., Detroit, reported he was
robbed of $300 cash and valuable
papers by an armed bandit laie Sat
urday night.
Wibel said the hold-up occurred as
he and his wile were returning to
their hotel alter making a few pur
chases at a nearby drug stare. The
bandit approached them from the
rear and at the point of a pistol lorced
them to turn down a side street. There
he ordered Wibel to hand over his
wallet. He took Wibel’s address and
promised to return the papers con
tained in the wallet.
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