Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1932, Page 10

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C; TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1932. v All BOOKS go to Brentano’s For all books advertised or reviewed in this news- paper—or for any book or any periodieal in any language, Brentano’s is the finest bookstore in Washington. Complete stocks. Immediate deliv- eries. A pleasant place to buy books. SUITS, *18 NOTHING DOWN Just Pay $6 IN JANUARY $6 IN FEBRUARY $6 IN MARCH EISEMAN'S, 7th & F DOAK TO BE ASKED 10 BAR EINGTEIN | \Visa to Be Granted Tomor- row, but Women Will Press Fight at Port. Whatever Prof. Albert Einstein's po- litical beliefs may be, America’s consul general at Berlin believes they arc not | bad enough to bar him from the United States, and the noted scientist will re- ceive his visa tomorrow, according to an Associated Press dispatch from Berlin At the Woman's Patriot Corporation headquarters, however, it was said an | | effort will be made through the Depart- | ment of Labor to bar Dr. Einstein at his port of entry. Officials at the depart- ment said a complaint had been received | | from the corporation, but they were not | in a position to comment on possible | action that may be taken. Secretary | Doak said he had no personal knowl- |edge of any complaint having beern | made to his department, but that in |any event he would not act, if any acion at all is taken, until Dr. Ein- ein reaches his port of entry | entist's Rage Stirred. | The State Department announced to- : S. Messersmith had Einstein in_the same applicant (for reached the ein is ad- day th George xamined Prof sport visa) and ha ion that Prof. Eim: missable to the United States Messerssmith advised the de tment he would issue the visa tomorrow. Ear- lier in the day he had interviewed Prof. — | Einstein and the scientist had stamped =4 | from his office in a rage. FATHER JOHN'S MEDICINE SOOTHES and HEALS ROACH DEATH SHOT Splitting” Headaches 7] she learned why she was alway Until bie — and found out about Remeédy). 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But don't ask me humiliating questions.” The Woman’s Patriot Corporation had filed a complaint with the State | Department, charging he was inad- | missable to this country “because of his affiliations with certain organiza- tions claimed to be connected with the Communist Internationale.” Will Sail on December 10, Frau Einstein, who accompanied her | | husband to the consulate in Berlin. said | afterwards the professor was neither a Communist nor an anarchist, but was a confirmed pacifist | . The State Department, in announc- | ing the consul's report, also madé pub- |lic a letter which =icretary Stimson | had written to Robert N. Baldwin of | the American Civil Liberties Union which had protested against the move to bar Einstein. _ The Secretary said “The department is fully aware of the distinguished rep- utation” of Prof. Einstein, but pointed out that it was necessary to forward the complaint to the consul general because the responsibility for issuing a visa rests with him under law. When Dr. Einstein was informed by | the. Berlin office of the Associated Press that his visa was granted he said he and Prau Einstein probably will sail for iu-us country December 1 | | Students Hold 30 Creeds. } | NEW YORK (#)—The student body | of the Biblical Seminary in New York, | | which recently opened ‘its thirty-third | year, includes representatives of 30 de- nominations, 26 States, 9 foreign coun- | tries, 68 colleges, 20 universities and | 13 seminaries. 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They were met with a lot of rumors mari but members of the ¢ denled there was any Alvarado ceremony aboard the Miss Miller and Mr. Alvarado did not | debark here because they lacked pass- | ports, but were sent direct to South- | ampton The Bremen was 24 hours late on account of engine trouble. | Broadway got excited about the two | stars last week when they and seven others forgot to get ashore after a party for Mrs. Alan Dwan, wife of the motion picture director, who was sailing. None of the nine had any tickets, passports, luggage or traveling ward- robes. | The two stars announced their gagement last Septembe GREET GERMAN. GENERAL 30,000 Bolivians Turn Out to Wel- come Army Leader. LA PAZ, Bolivia, December 6 ().—A crowd of 30,000 Bolivians yesterday cheered Gen. Hans Kundt, who said he came here from Germany to lend all his “strength to the army” and to contribute | to “the defense of the rights of Bolivia in the Gran Chaco.” Soon after his arrival, Gen. Kundt appeared on the balcony of the presi- dential palace with President Salamanca and addressed the crowd. | He said “if justice exists Bolivia must | triumph” in her dispute with Paraguay over possession of the Chaco. He said he came “obeying a call made by the government. en- Hold Joint Conference. NEW YORK, December 6 (#)—The National Association of Casualty & Surety Agents and the National As- sociation of Insurance Agents held a joint conference here yesterday pre- liminary to the adjourned annual meet- ing of the national convention of In- surance Commissioners, which opens today. A new ladder shown in Leipzig, Ger- many, has a knee bracing attachment so that the user may have freedom of hands while at work | Jor heating prices to GO UP. Enjoy a warm, com- Jfortable home th_u winter REGHSTAG OPENE: HINDENBUR IS HT Gen. Litzmann, 82-Year-0ld | Speaker Pro Tem., Scolds | Reichs President. | By the Associated Press. BERLIN, December 6—Gen. Karl Litzmann, 82-year-old Nazi, opened the |new Reichstag this afternoon with a | tirade against President von Hinden- burg, shouting that history may curse | (him for driving the country into bol- shevism | “Hindenburg became the savior of | Germany in November, 1914, with the | assistance of Litzmann's Brigade of | Infantry at Lodz,” he cried. “That bat- tle brought him a field marshal’s baton. Today something more important than a baton is at stake. “For Hindenburg, it is a_question of escaping the curse which history may lay upon him for having driven the German people into despair and deliv- ered the country to bolshevism.” When he referred to Adolf Hitler as the greatest living German and the only man who can save the nation, | the National Socialist members cheered and the Communists booed. The old general, elected becausp of the custom which tenders to the ofdest member the privilge of becoming speaker pro tem, wore all his war decorations Dissolution Decree Ready. 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There were extensive police | precautions around the Reichstag | Building as the 384 deputies convened. Among several motions to be offered | | probably will be a Centrist move to set aside several of former Chancellor Fran von Papen's economic measures. The Nazis planned to move to make the president of the Supreme Court Locum Tenens for Reichspresident in | case of an emergency. Such a motion | would replace President Von Hinden- {burg in the event the presidency be- came vacant for any reason. _The German constitution has no pro- | vision for temporary succession to the President, except in paragraph 51 of the constitution. This section provides | for the appointment of a chancellor as | President in emergency, but requires a | two-thirds majority of the Reichstag. Constitutional Change Sought. The Nazi motion, therefore, would involve a constitutional change to shift the succession. It was recalled that there were reports that President von Hindenburg was preparing to resign during the recent cabinet crisis. These reports sprang up after all at- tempts by the President to obtain a | party government failed because of the deadlock in the Reichstag, where no single party has a majority, and no coalition could be arranged. It was then the President turned to | Von Schleicher, who was the power in |the Von Papen cabinet, which itself twice dissolved a hopelessly deadlocked Reichstag. Each such dissolution re- | qures an election within 60 days, ex- plaining the necessity for the present | Reichstag. | \ v o% v 12 portaiit ¢ Jetetic va cral 9r f‘() una G tomato juice be- cause, in addition to other qualities, they supply vitamins and alkali to the blood. You iron. high vitamin A tell us, maintains of the body against the nose, throat and upper respiratory tract. 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