Evening star., 1933-08-17
u. s. ENJOYS WEARY
bf NA1 HOOLIGANS
Expected to Take Drastic
Action to Protect u. S.
Tourists in Germany.
BY EDGAR ANSEL MOWRER.

By wireless to The Star.
BERLIN, Germany, August II. -
American Government authorities In
Berlin seem to be sick Of making an
academic protest In each case of mis-
treatment of an American citizen by
Nazi hooligans It, therefore, appears
likely that within the near future more
energetic measures will be adopted.
The latest case is that of DR.. Daniel
Mulvihill of Brooklyn, N. Y, a, surgeon
s*on the staff of the Long Island Medical
College Hospital.
Germany wants to see you" DR..
! Mulvihil read on posters scattered
/. widely through the United States.
Although he knows next to no German.
DR. Mulvihill accepted the invitation
and came to Germany to study under
the famous German Prof. Sauerbruch
of the Berlin Charlie Hospital.
Did Not Salute.
Tuesday evening DR.. Mulvihill was
walking along Unter Den Linden near
Friedrichstrasse when, seeing a passing
parade. he paused at the edge of the
sidewalk. NaZiS were staging a process
sion in honor of their alleged martyred
/ hero, Horst Vessel.
DR.. Mulvihill did not know this Nor
did he know that the salute to every
one of the scores of Nazi flags that
obligatory for all Germans. Therefore
he did not raise his hand in the Roman
salute when the flags passed
The next thing he knew, one of the
foremost paraders had slipped from the
ranks and, from behind, landed right
hook to the doctors ear.
A medical examination on the follow
ing day proved that the injury was not
really serious. But his case is held to
have placed the American authorities
squarely before this alternative:
Either the government warns the
gAmericans that they enter Germany at
their own risk, or it insists on full
] money indemnities, paid in dollars in
the United States, for each case. or a
public apology by the German govern
ment or the issuance of such laws as
will make the German hoodlunas who
insult and attack Americans subject to
far greater penalties than heretofore.
Wondering About Fate.
American residents here are wonder
Ing whether or not. if they do not salute
every passing flag, they will not be liable
to the fate of Dr. Mulvihill
Prussian Premier Capt. Hermann VIII
helm Goering has ordered a sojourn
in concentration camp for all who
sstransgreSs his recent edict against vivi-
section of animals. One of 158 Ger
mans suspected of Communist SYM
pathies. who were arrested week ago,
mas Just been released from prison.
. He is prominent Jewish business man,
: without the slightest Communist lean
ings Before he was released he was
given 200 strokes with club on his
8 bare back. Physicians hope that he
received no permanent injury.
The German, Prof. r. Hilkin, we'll
! known pedagogue, was recently arrest
! ed and held for "a hours on the charge
! merely of knowing the American, Prof.
/ Thomas Alexander.
The so-called Aryan paragraph has
| now been applied to the postal authori-
I ties. Persons with a Jewish grand
another are not considered worthy to
! carry letters. The future for the Jews
! does not look any better. This CORE
spondent has been confidentially in
formed that, at meeting of NaN lead
ers the day before yesterday, both
Reichsbank President DR.. Hjalmar
Schacht and Economics Minister Dr.
Kurt Schmitt endeavored to persuade
: Chancellor Adolf Hitler to soften the
, maleficent anti-Senlitic policy. which
is contributing to Germany's economic
depression. The leader is reported to
have refused.
Blind Exclude Jews.
/ Several weeks ago the National Asso-
citation of German Blind excluded Jews
J from membership. Apparently this
]ompleted the list of every one in Ger
many who knew that the proper thing
for noble Aryans to do was to sever
all relations with Semites.
Being stone deaf the members
of the Special Association of Germans
. Without the Power of Hearing apparently
became aware of their ethical uuty only
recently. Now the Special Association
. has Just initiated the bind by expeillng
all Jews-33, from the City OF Berlm
! alone-from their ranks.
Friedrich DeSSauer, leading deputy OF
the Catholic Center party and professor
of physical chemistry at the University
/ bf Frankfort, was arrested about five
and a half weeks ago. The first charge
. made against him was one of financial
41regularity. When this was shown to
/ be without any foundation, the resorroe-
ta Nazis charged Pr0. Dessauer with
Belonging to Catholic pacifst society,
k1pee pahkcations were printed ip tne
] Nakolus printing establishment, belong
Ing to RFof. Dessauer.
Shortly after his arrest Prof. DeSSauer
seh H. He now lies in prison hospital
In Frankfort, although numerous per-
sons tried vainly to secure his liberation.
The Nazis recently released the ar
rested relatives of former Chancellor
Philipp Scheidemann from prison after
d thorough process OF cowlng.
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