Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-29

such an appointment would mean a
definite liquidation Of the Nazi con-
fict with Jews. political Catholicism"
and "reactionary" war veterans In a
radical way.
The only comment Forthcoming,
however, from official sources was:
I'VE know nothing about this"
Himmler has been secret police chief
since April 20, 1884, and is also leader
of the Schultz Staffel picked Nazi
guards), Bavarian police commissioner
and a member of the Reichstag. The
reports persisted that he would take
over the interior ministry. "in the
course of next week"
Other developments in Naziism's
drive on its enemies" were:
1. Wears in several parts OF the
country, defying government orders
against reference to politics, ordered
daily prayers for freedom of con-
science"
2. officials announced that several
Jewish and Aryan girls were sent to
concentration camps at Dachau Tor
alleged racial violation"
8. Munich police announced they
discovered extensive communistic
propaganda"
4. MAYOR La Guardia of New York
and the Washington administration
continued under fire Of the German
press.
U. s. Apology Not Enough.
The newspaper Montagspost, refer
ring to the tearing of the Nazi nag
from the liner Bremen in New York
FRIDAY. said "the American apology
does not settle the Bremen incident"
It referred to Assistant Secretary OF
State Wilbur ]. Cars reported ex-
preston Of regret.
"The washington Government
hitherto did not undertake anything
against the anti-German activity OF
certain elements"
Criticizing Mayor La Guardia for
refusing a masseur's license to Ger
man on the grounds that Americans
In Germany were Disseminated
against, the newspaper said:
New York's burgomaster has re-
peatedly showed his anti German at
titude, although it would have been
his duty to take measures against the
boycott movement.
Anti German plots have been tols
Grated without one word of warning.
German public opinion Is entitled to
demand guarantees that anti-German
elements no longer can work against
Germany unrestricted"
Although several Wears enjoined
their flock to remember in their de-
votions ito pray for freedom Of con-
science" Catholic priests generally re-
Trained from political references in
their Sunday sermons.
The annual Catholic Bishops Con-
ference at Fulda, three weeks hence,
was expected to determine the official
policy of the church under the Nazi
campaign.
Plans Appeal to La Guardia.
NEW YORK, July 40 P)-Victor r
Ridder, publisher Of the New York
Stats Zeitung Und Herold, said he
planned an appeal today to Mayor
Fiorello La Guardia to reverse his rul-
ing barring q masseur's license to q
German citizen.
Ridder announced his intention after
Paul Kless, who unintentially caused
an international incident, had written
a letter to the German language paper
giving the reasons he believes he has
been treated unjustly by city of1cials
The mayor refused Kless q nlasseur's
license on the grounds that American
citizens In Germany had been discrim-
mated against.
Saying he had already taken out his
first papers toward American citizen
ship, Kless wrote that Paul Moss. COM
missioner Of licenses, had told him a
person who had formally declared his
Intention Of becoming citizen was
entitled to q license.
The riot on the German liner Bre-
men Just before she sailed early Sat-
urday was followed today by an an
nouncement by the "Anti-Nan Feder-
stionn that It had called mas meet