Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1930, Page 34

COMMURIST RULIN “PHELD BY COURT New York Employers Justi- fied in Refusing Re- employment. 2 By the Associated Press. NEW VORK, March 14.—Supreme Court Justice Mitchell May ruled yes- terday in Brooklyn Supreme Court that employers are justified in refusing to re- el workmen who decline to say whether they are Communists. He made the ruling in granting an fnjunctiop te Schwartz & Benjamin, mmcraceuress, The injunction restrains the Independent Shoe Work- ers' Union from picketing, ihreatenir or otherwise interfering with the tum- | pany’s business. of Per Vigeland Makes Inspec- | at the Architects’ League of New York, | Per Vigeland, son of Norway's foremost exponent of the stained glass art, Em- manuel Vigeland, has arrived in Wash- ington to inspect the uncompleted | Washington Cathedral and the Shrine | Brookland. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1930. NORWEGIAN STAINED GLASS EXPERT VISITS CATHEDRALS tion of Two Great Edifices in Capital. earned Secrets of Art From Father, Regarded as European Master. Having concluded a six weeks’ exhibit at the Immaculate Conception | firing of his glass personally. achieved with such success that he has received several commissions in vian countries to replace the old manufactured glass in sev- eral of the largest church and cathe- drals of those countries with his own “handmade” glass. In the famous Oz- cars Church of Stockholm, Emmanuel Vigeland replaced every window with his work, which took nearly four years to complete. Firing Is Held Secret. In the Cathedral of Aarhms, in Den- mark, the Norwegian artist designed a 50-foot window of stained glass, the largest of its kind in all Scandinavia. This work was done by Mr. Vigeland in his studio outside of Oslo and shipped in sections to Denmark. “The secret of my father's success,” said young Vigeland, “is the richness of his coloring combined with an original- ity of design. It is the firing of the glass after it has been painted which makes the vivid and permanent color- ing which one finds in the most famous stained glass windows of the old Eurc- pean cathedrals. My father does the After dc- signing and painting the glass, he then | fires it four or five times.” Son Recognized at Master. Although exhibiting almost entirely . Bachke's nephew, wag mate of E:Ew l:g.nm at & dinner PASSENGERS WRECK BELATED TRAINS 0ld Rules Enforced on Argentine Line Result in $400,000 Damage to Property. Minister and Mme: By the Associated Press. BUENOS AIRES, March 14.—Dam- age estimated at almost $400,000 was done to Argentine rallways yesterda: when dissatisfied railway workers throug: out the country began *‘working to rules,’ strictly following the clauses of a gov- ernment decree issued years ago to govern work on the railroads. All trains were delayed, .and infuri- ated passengers did much damage to Iocal trains and stations, breaking win- dows on fi d, in some cases, setting coaches | w2 PLASTIC SURGEON | LOSES LIGENSE Girl Charges His Operation to Straighten Bowlegs Cost Both Limbs. By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, March 14.—The State of Illinois has stripped the title of “Dr.” from Henry J. Schireson, self-styled greatest of plastic surgeons.” An order revoking Schireson’s license, signed yesterday by Michael F. Walsh, director of education and registration, culminated charges brought by Miss Sayde Holland that Schireson induced her to submit to an operation “to ! straighten her bow legs.” ~As a result of the operation it was necessary to itate both legs. . M. L. Harris, president of the American Medical Association, headed the State medical committee which heard the charges against Schireson. Among other , Dr. Harris re- ported it found that Miss Holland did not have bowlegs; that Schireson was not of good moral character; that he had been the owner of a “quack insti- tute and had twice served prison terms for quackery.” Among the celebrities Schireson listed as patients were Fannie Brice, “Peaches” %oc:mnl, Truly Shattuck and Sophie er. Black Cat Brings Bad Luck. NEW YORK (#).—A telephone opera- tor told the police she heard moans in a spaghetti factory where the receiver had been knocked off the hook. The police found a black cat playing near the instrument. The noises came from electric dryers. But on the way back the officers picked up two armed loiter- ers. One of them, Richard Mandell, had been sent to State prison for life. His pistol caused his fourth conviction as a felon and a mandatory WIFE OF GHIEF WINS INDIAN BEAUTY PRIZE Seminole Girls Decide They Won't Be Outdorfe by Miami in Holding Contest. By the Associated Press. MIAMI, Fla, March 14—Juanita Osceola, 19-year-old squaw of Cory Osceola, chief of Seminole tribesmen at the Musa Isle Indian village here, was chosen the prettiest Indian girl at a pageant at the village yesterday. Miss Janet Eastmen of Fort Worth, Tex, who was chosen ‘“Amerioa’s Sweetheart” at the first annual Miami international bathing beauty pageant Tuesday night, acted as Jn{g. Not to be outdone by their pale face sisters, Indian girls at the village on the banks of the Miami River held their own beauty contest. Ancient Nineveh possessed a mtc library consisting of 10,000 di ct works on tablets of clay. | Mr. Vigeland, a_personal friend of | the Minister of Norway and Mme. Bachke, came here at the suggestion of Sir Esme Howard, who attended the exhibition in New York before leaving the United States. Sir Esme became 50 interested in the works of Emmanuel Affidavits sumbitted by officers of the company said the trouble started when an employe took a day off without per- mission and was discharged. When the firm refused to re-employ him, the affi- davits said, the 90 other employes went on strike. ‘The company contended the strike Violated & contract with the union and the latter tried to send the men back to work. The company, however, re- the works of his father, Per Vigeland who has studied under his father as well as in Italy, France and Greece, has gained recognition as a master of his and upon returning to his native and will continue work upon a com- PER 'VIGELAND. lifetime of study to the making of stained glass which will combine the - | beauty of coloring of the old masters of | mission which he received to Kfifuvlg{a‘ilzoe"u“n:h:‘rguog 5' r.h‘fiffy, ‘f‘hlmu with duf;m which appeal to| one of the largest churches in Oslo. that he suggested to the young man e modern world. This he has ‘The young Norwegian artist, a school- that he come to the Capital before re- = = = = e to re-employ thent unless they | turning to Norway, bringing some of . Open Until 5 P.M. March 17th answered whether they were Commun- | his father's work to show architecrs ists. 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