The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 March 1937 — Page 3

rHK DAILY BANNfcR, GREENCASTIiE, INDIANA SATTRDAY, AfAROTT 20,

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. i ro son-uk s ii»fat s ito o/ ri' ,liana ' court •

Term.

m IVWitt Hildebrand and JfJZtot Hildebrand. ( Plaintiffs.

L lim Dukes, et al.. Defendants.

no\ TO QUIET TITLE the plaintiffs by

' luiiijiiuliev. their attorney, I their complaint to

real estate situate in

County. Indiana, together r of a disintereste«l li' ipeterit person that the resithe following named, desigan! described defendants m ‘ Dukes, Ephraim Duks, i Hunter, Mastin Hunter, Roble.tli'i Andrew Astlinger, An"iiomaer. Sally Eslinger L p Waterman, Mary Water

S (rest. Benjamin L

1,.^ Muv Ann Waterman. I, c. Shinn, Reese Hardesty. Ti. >, nhia Secrest, Ben1 v in,is Elizabeth Nichols, f ty, James Smith, Samuel

: .-iame.s Smyth

I Smyth, Samuel Smyth, Betsy John Slovens. Nathan NolI ind, John Stand|r.,phia A. Slavens, John F. SelI'lihn Thornburgh. Lewis H Hiram E Talbott, Samuel Alexander C. Stevenson , k. Cooper. James Talbott i e. Talbott, William H jihureh. Allen B. Lyon. John fcr,, I. Daniel Sigler. William jitt Mary I.yon. Rebecca Seller, j ca Talbott. Elizabeth Thoi-n-i Lucy W. Thornburgh. Julia V Stevenson, Hannah StandiM ry Sigler. Rebecca Dukes. , Talbott, Margaret Talbott. Cooper. Julia Sands. Samuel r. Julia D. Taylor. Alfred S. n, Jane Katharine Burton i Burton, Jane Burton. Jane C - John Clippinger. Ananias A Anchor Landes, FranV. Allison, Daniel Chadd. Chadd. Henry Secrest. i A. Secrest. Mary Hamlin, JoAllen. Sarah A. Allen, Bbnily •n. John Osborn. George Dole, F Dole. David O. Laughlin, Jk Laughlin. Enos Miles. Caro- |' Vergil Peck, Charles psbom. Thomas V. Peck. Mary Annie E Dole, E. I^aughlin | Laughlin, Thomas Virgil Peck. E Laughlin, Caroline Miles. Laughlin, Anna Dole. David Inlin Lizzie J. Tribby, John H 1 Amos Tribby, Harric ribby. Maurice L. Tribby, Nellie fribby. Isabella N. Tribby. WilN Cokey, Hattie A. Gokey.

' >saa Houck. Fran-

|.M Lyon, Racer Bittles. Rasei Merritt Field & Co., John . George W. Bence, and the unsurviving spouses of any def 1 p ■ son. anti the unknown huswives. widows, widowers, heirs, devisees, legatees. !i 'oseendants, partners, exek idministrators, trustees, per1 tatives, guardians, sucI grantees, receivers, II - respectively, of each of fbovc named defendants, and all is claiming from, through or them, or either of them, the fs of each and all of whom to bteatiffs are unknown, and each ire unknown, and that dilimpuiry has been made to asr erI'he residence of said defendants. |( an of them, and that said inl is not disclosed the residence ^ I defendants, and that they are ■d to be non-residents of the Indiana; and that said dei aie necessary and proper l r e rndant to this action. |at this suit is prosecuted to

the plaintiffs to the

title of

i lands mentioned and described in | their complaint, as against all demands. claims and claimants what*o- ; ever, which lands are situate in Putj nam County, in the state of Indiana, and described as follows, to-wit: The east half of Lot Number thirty-eight (38), in the Greencastle, or Eastern Enlargement to the town, now city, of Greencastle, Indiana. Notice is hereby given said defendants, and each of them, of the pendency of this suit, and that the same will be called for action on Friday the 7th day of May, 19:!7, the same being the 29th Judicial day of the April Term. 1937, of the Putnam Circuit Court, and that unless thev be and appear on said day in said court, at the court house in Greencastle, Putnam County', Indiana, and answer or demur to said complaint the same will be heard and determined in their absence. In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the leal of said court at Greencastle, Indiana, this 12th clay of March, 1937. HOMER C. MORRISON, Clerk, Putnam Circuit Court. (SEAL) Charles MeGaughey, Attorney’ for Plaintiffs. 13-31

NOTICE TO NON.RESIDENT State of Indiana. County of Putnam, ss: In the Putnam Circuit Court, April Term, 1937. No. 15293. Inman B. Sandy vs. Marshall Field and Company The plaintiff in the above entitled cause, having filed his complaint heroin, together with his affidavit that the defendant is not a resident of the State of Indiana and is a foreign corporation, and that the purpose and object of the action is to quiet the title to real estate and to set aside a judgment affecting the title to the said real estate described in plaintiff’s complaint, and which said real estate is situate in the Town of Cloverdale. Putnam County, Indiana, and described as follows, to-wit; A part of A. H. Sandy’s OutLot No. 1, in the 1904 Annexation to the Town of Cloverdale, Indiana, being a part of the northwest fractional quarter of Section 6. Towmship 12 North, Range 3 West: Beginning at the southwest comer of a five-acre tract of land formerly deeded to Aaron H. Sandy by Mary A. Sandy, and recorded in Deed Record 33, page 171, the said beginning point being also the southwest comer of A. H. Sandy’s Out-Lot No. 1. in 1904 Annexation to the Towm of Cloverdale, Indiana: thence north, from said beginning point. 160 feet; thence east, 160 feet: thence south, 160 feet; thence west, 160 feet, to the place of beginning, and that the cause of action alleged in the complaint arose in this state. Now, therefore, the said defendant* Marshall Field and Company, is hereby notified that unless it be and appear in the Putnam Circuit Court, of Putnam County, Indiana, on the 11th day of May. 1937. at the Courthouse in the City of Greencastle, Putnam County, Indiana, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in its absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court, this the 11th day of March, 1937. HOMER C. MORRISON, Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court, of Putnam County, Indiana. James & Alice, attorneys for the Plaintiff. 13-20-27-3t BANNER AI>8 GET RESITETS

Greencastle High School Glee-nubs Present The

Annual Operetta

Norwegian Nights”

HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Tuesday, March 23, 1937 At 8:15 Tickets from Students or Sam Haniia's Book Store. Reserved Seats 50c — General, Adult 35c — Student 25c. <r; ’neral admission tickets can be exchanged at Sam Hanna’s Rook ‘ ,l,r, ‘ for reserved seats by paying difference in admission price.

NOTICE OE ADMINISTRATION | Notice is hereby given that the, undersigned has been appointed by j the Judge of the Circuit Court of Putnam County, State of Indiana,' Administrator of the estate of Wor-! ley V. Shoemaker, late of Putnam 1 County, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be sol- 1 vent: Edna K. Shoemaker, Administra-

tor.

Homer C. Morrison, Clerk of the

Putnam Circuit Court.

March 12th, 1937. | New 13 plate battery, gigiranteed No. 7890. : 0 month J3.90 exchange. Get our Sutherlin & Sutherlin, A ttys. i Prices on Lee tires before you buy.

WaNTED— Soy beans, son. Full Bros.. Raccoon.

Jno. Wil-19-3t

FIRST LADY FETED BY INDIANS

8 DAYS UNTIL EASTER White Cleaners

PHONES 645—257

-For Salt

l3-2t I Scott's Franklin

i Phone 68.

Street

Garage.

22-tf

Detail Man in each county by World-Known Manufacturer to contact Restaurants and Hotels. Na- I tionally advertised food product. Good commissions to start: salary 1 later. Men with selling experience ] preferred. Allen Jonas. Dept. DS 126, 3317 Madison Road, Cincinnati, | Ohio. 20-Ip

SALESMAN WANTED by well ' known oil company. Experience un- I neeessaiy. No investment required. Immediate steady income for man i with cur. Write P. T. Webster. 643 , Standard Bldg., Cleveland. Ohio.

I Previews and Review* | FOR SALE—Car hpminy to arrive I WANTED: Cirl for general house-| AT LOCAL THEATERS I I tomorrow. 500 bushels good ear j woik. Address Box C. Banner. ’* _ **■ | corn. Jno. Wilson, Fall Bros., Rac-! 19-2t j Vomustie j 1S) .n t j I

Bing Crosby’s latest picture. “Pennies From Heaven,” comes to the Voncastle Sunday. Monday and Tuesday. a cast that includes Madge I

WANTED- Iron, metal, books,

FOR SALE Three year old black j rags, hides, paper, steam engines, mare, seven shoats. M. J. Hepler, 1 tractors. Always pay highest cash

Evans. Edith Fellows. Donald Meek | Greencastle, R. 4. i9-2pj price, honest weight. Call 604. and Louis Armstrong, famed king of; greencastle Scrap Paper Company,

Corner Maple and Ohio street.

swing, works along with Bing in the

film.

FOR SALE OR TRADE Good

a reconditioned used cars. Good aliowThe story concerns a vagabond , troubadour who falls in with a little i , • ,

girl and her improvident grandfather i Bontiacs on the floor. Webers Poland proceeds to take them under his 11lac Garage. 19-?p somewhat patched up wing. The child i * is about to be sent to an orphanage I FOR SALE 1928 Essex Sedan a •md the elderly man to an old peo-, bargain at $20.00. Also circulating

pie's home when the troubadour hits I. . nr, .no xr r. ,,

upon a plan to make enough money! heatt ' r 00 408 Norlh Av ^ for all three of them to live on. j nUfi - 19-2p

The county welfare worker who is

responsible for the child, happens to [ FOR SALE Good work mare,, be just the type of girl the trouba- 1 would consider trade for good .lour can love, and he finds himself j eow F Chilcs Fi „ more

doing it thoroughly. However, they are on opposite sides of the fence, hence complications. Things manage

cow. one.

beef

Route

19-3p

Cardinal AAA Chicks—Guaranteed to live. Why take chances? 25-Lb. Purina Startena Feed with each 100 chicks ordered three weeks In advance. Write for prices. Cardinal Hatchery. Brazil, Indiana. 30-tf

to work out for the best along toward the end of the picture, after merriment, romance and music take turns with the entertainment.

('bateau

When a couple of shipmates in the coast guard fall for the same girl,.

and the girl’s father, a burly Bo’son’s ’ F'OR SALE Good team of work Mate in the service favors one of the J mu ies. D. D. McCoy, Fillmore. 18-4p men, there is hound to be plenty ofj.

pyrotechnics, as evidenced in “Sen Devils.” starling Victor McLaglen. Preston Foster and Ida Lupino, showing at the Chateau theater Sun-

day, Monday and Tuesday.

Foster and Donald Woods are rivals for McLaglcn’s daughter’s hand. Realizing that Foster, a globe-

circling ladies’ man. is too much like R o* r m 2 29 Model A se himself, McLaglen essavs the role of 1,011 &ALE—2-29 Model A seCupid and tries to aid Woods’ court- dans; 1 31 Chevrolet sedan; 1 33 ship in order to eliminate Foster.' Plymouth sedan; 1 35 Plymouth This, of course, makes bitter enemies Special se( ian; 1 34 Chevrolet Conof the two giants, McLaglen and , . Foster, and it takes several wild and | Vertlh'e coupe; 1-35 Chevrolet sewoolly battles before they come to dan. Several other used cars. Wal-

Greeneastle, Ind.

17-19-20-3t

Tues-Thurs-Sat-tf

WANTED Sheep Shearing T have a new outfit, double attachment; ex- J perienced; work reasonable. Johnnv 1 Snowden, Roachdale. 18-6p ■

Tribal dances and gifts were presented by Osage Indians in honor of Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt when the First 1-ady visited I’awhuska, Okla., utieve, and viewed the lolorful ceremonies of the tribe headed by Chief Fred Lookout.

WANTED Single man with light, -"" “ - - — car. For special rural sales work, j Mrs. Abner Sigler called on George Applicant must be free to travel. See 1 pi erce an ,| wife one afternoon last H. P. Hurley, Commercial hotel. 7 to | W ee] { . Mrs. Pierce has been con8 p. m. 16-5p : fined tc bed with a severe case of ~7 ~ I flu. ■—IVllSCdliinCOOB Paul BoswcH Spent the week end | with William Thomas .'and child-

ren.

Paul Boswell spent the week end

John

• ml wife. Shonkwiler

FOR SALE—One ’34 Ford V-8 truck; One ’35 Ford V-8 truck; Both have new motors. Two '34 Chevrolet 157 inch trucks. Priced to sell. Walter S. Campbell. Greencastle, Indiana. 17-19-20-31

Don’t miss the High School Operetta ’’Norwegian Night” at the high

school auditorium, luesday, Maic’ij W j(| 1 His sister ;i I husband,

2 >, at 8:15. Tickets available fru.i. shonkwiler students and Hanna's Book Store, j Karncst

^ spent Sunday with Violet Shonk-

wiler. Afternoon callers were Sam-

uel Shonkwiler and wife. Marion SUP visit,'I Ins

and wife

Diity plugs will waste one gallon of j

today at LISBY’S W. WALNUT ST. SERVICE STATION for only 5 cents each. 18-3p

any sort of understanding.

Granada

The all-important job of picking ideal mates from a host of handsome yoong - cdllegti stndents is placed in the hands of no less competent person than Grade Allen in “College Holiday,” at the Granada Sunday,

Monday and Tuesday.

It seems that Grade has an in-

ter S. Campbell,

FOR SALE 63 acre farm on concrete highway within two miles of Greencastle. 30 acres tillable, balance pasture. Good five room bouse, barn and fences. Prices to sell. J. T. Christie, real estate. Rightsell In-

stinct and to test it, Mary Boland, a surance Agency. 19 2t crack ?pot faddist, and Etienne Gira-

dot. who plays the role of her father, take over the fashionable but banklupt hotel where Jeck Benny is boss. Jack doesn't like the idea any too much, but, after all he has to get the hotel out of the red. He gets a troop of college boys and college girls, among them Marsha Hunt, Leif Erickson. Elcanore Whitney, and Martha Raye, and brings them to the

hotel.

But he doesn’t dare tell them why he brought them. He tells them he wants them to act as entertainers. And when Gracie begins to work her instinct upon the unsuspecting young people, pretty nearly everything that | possibly can. begins to happen.

Add Ex-Premier To Scandal List

FOR SAUS -One used electric meat display case and compressor, one large cash register, one electric coffee mill, two counter display cases, one floor display case. All in A-l condition. Rule and Mann, Cloverdale. 19-2p

FOR SALE—Six room, semi-mod-ern house, Fillmore. Can be bought worth the money. Address Box G, Banner. 16-18-20-31

FOR SALE All kinds of parts for Fordson tractors, Fordson tractor plows. When you want parts come and see me. Walter S. Campbell.

17-20-21

BOTH MUSSOLINI AM> FRENCH NOTABLE FIGURE IN PAST OK WOMAN GUN WIELDKR

FOR SALE: Twenty- three head, extra good, Poland China shoats, j weighing tbout 100 lbs. George Know, I™ 20-2p

Cloverdale.

FOR SALE Hens for your Easter dinner, Phone 616 Y. Bernard Shinn. 20-Ip

FOR SALE All kinds used tools

PARIS, March 20 (UP)-The case

of exotic Madeline de Fontanges, who . _ . . . , '2 row cultivator, sulkie plows, disc shot the Count de Chambmn because 1 . . ... -.u ,, uuniini •• barrow, com planter, gang plows,

"he ruined my idyl with Mussolini, , , Used tractors; 2 Fordson and one 10-

threatened last night to become an in- , „ or, . » , , , . ! 20 tractor: one Farmall F-20; tractor

“ ■national scandal when she waa re- cultlvators Walter S. Campvealed to have been friendly with a £ Greencastlc . 15-17-20-31 former premier of France.

Police revealed her friendship with ] the former premier, said to have been |

fanous in international affairs, but; FOR RENT: Seven room modern refused to identify him. Nor would. | house, 14 Larrabee streee. E. A.

25-tf

Anna Ruth Neier

opening of “The Klip and Kurl Burk. Beauty Shoppe.’’ at 208 east Walnut Mr. street. Phone 366-YX. 19-2p

mother

Mrs. Mary Ann Stiles last Sunday. Stanley Vermilion and Lewis Williams spent one night last week

announces the'with John Williams and Duane

Grace’s Beauty Shop. Permanents, spiral and crop., and combination. Grace Routt. Prop., and Dorothy Martin, assistant. Wed. & Sat.-tf

Chalk drawing and dramatic interpretation of "Gethsemane to the Open Tomb” will be given at Gobin Memorial Church, Tuesday, March 23, 2:30 P. M. Price 25c. Sponsored by Section 6 and 9. 15-17-20-22-41

FOR SALE-Spray pump, bamboo pole, two pruning saws, pruning book, part barrel spray material. some powder, all $10.00 G. C. Parker, North Broad Park. 20-24-2p

FOR RENT: Three unfurnished rooms. Phone 877-X or call at 7 West Poplar street. 20-lp

EMILIE ONE TOOTH AHEAD OF FOUR DIONNE SISTERS CALLENDAR. Ontario, March 20 - Little Emilie Dionne of the quintuplets cut another tooth yesterday, putting her one. tooth ahead of her sisters. It was her second molar, giving her seventeen teeth to sixteen for each of the others, Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe, the quintuplets' physician, said. This was the first tooth cut by one of the famous little girls since last August, when Emilie, who had been trailing her sisters, with fourteen teeth, cut two more.

and Mrs. Edgar Staggs cf Brazil and Mrs. Eula Staggs air I Eugene Staggs, (called on Joe

Staggs last Sunday.

REAL LSTUL TRANSFERS The following transfers of real estate have been listed in the office of Mrs. Elizabeth O'Neal, county i - corde.\ Roachdale Bank and Trust Com- | pany. executor, to David W. Jones et ux. 50 acres in Jackson twp.. $2800. Leonard Rust et al to David W. Jones et ux, 56 acres in Jackson twp.,

$1.

Ethel Dean Monn et al to Mary H. Walden, land in Gieem.i tie twp.. $1. Thos. J. McCammaek et al to Clarence McCammack et ux, to acres in Jefferson twp. Hester Hughes Gwinn to James P. Hughes, lot in Greencastle. si. Wm. A. Newman et ux to Cecil L. Newman et ux. 59 acres In Marion twp $”,.000. Virginia Mnthes cl al to Kappa Delta sorority, lot in Greencastle, $1. Mabel Matthews Kidder et con to Kappa Delta sorority, lot in (irccncastle, $1. Gertrude Murray to Kappa Delta sorority, lot in Greencastle. $1. Mary Kiser Brown et con to Kappa Delta sorority, lot in Greencastle, $1.

Kappa Delta sorority to G. B. R. Williams, lot in Greencastle, $1. Walter Jeffries to Cleatis Jeffries et al. Ill acres in Jackson twp., $1. Ruth Jones et al to Dent Chaney, trustee, 70 acres in Jackson twp..

$1.

Dent Chancy, trustees, to Ruth Jones et con, 35.46 acres in Jackson twp, $1. Dent Chaney, trustee, to Gladys M. Sutherlin et con, 35.46 acres in Jackson twp., $1. Paul Albin to John W. Robe, lot in Greencastle, $1. John W. Robe et ux to Paul Albin, 80 acres in Greencastle twp., $1. Central National Bank, adm , to Charles H. Meikel et ux, lot in Greener.stle, $900. Mary E. Albaugh et al to Ernest V. Rader et ux, lot in Commercial Place. $1. Nellie T. Anderson et al to Ernest V. Rader, lot in Common ial Place,

$1.

Delilah C. Thomas et con to Ernest V. Rader et ux, lot in Commercial Place, $1. Beryl Foster et con to William Alkire et ux, lot in Cloverdale, $1. Cloverdale Cemetery Asso.. to Beryle C. Foster, lot In Cloverdale Cemetery. $37.50. Maggie T. Hinkle to Leila Claire Ross, lot in Bainbridge, $1. John W. Morphew et ux to Robert F Davison, land in Jackson twp., $2500. Miller Grain Co. Inc., to Orville G. Modosltt, 18 acres in Jackson twp.,

$1.

First Citizens Bank, trustee, to Cecil D. Chapman ct ux, lots in Northwood, $1. Cecil D. Chapman et ux to Albert E. Williams, lots in Greencastle. $1. Albert E. Williams to Cecil D. Chapman, lots in Greencastle. $1. Thos. L. Hardwick ct ux to Francis ('. Farrow, land in Greencastle twp., $1. Ward Alliene Thompson ct con to Hoy E. Metzger, lot in Commercial Place, $1. ADDITIONAL CLASSIFIED ADS

La Guardia A sain Blasts Hitler

—For R<»nt-

they say whether his name was con- I Browning. Phone 214.

Sr "Zi FOR REN'l TwTfumlahwl houap-

Lee Brookshire, living on east Washington street, today recalled that just 70 years ago this evening, a cyclone struck north Putnam county, doing the most damage iu the vicinity of Parkersburg. It hit j late in the day and at least two people were killed. One was the wife of H. A. Foster and the other was the daughter of Dr. Strawn, both living near Parkersburg. A great area was completely destroyed, so far as trees, building and vegetation was concerned. The storm was the worst that ever struck Putnam county. The junior class of the Clinton

421 East cemter school is sponsoring an anm-

MANY THANKS For your patromage at the S. E. Elevator. This plant tamg sold v/e are now located with Mr. Bob Allen Miller Grain Company’s store, 106 North Jackso Street. V/e would appreciate serving our old customers at c '! v new location. If you can’t come in. Call 143 We arc as near as your telephone. BERT MILLER RUSSELL CLAPP

19-2p will be given Friday, March 26, at] the school building. A chili supper will he served at 6 o’clock., This will ] be an unusual serial affair, a genuine i

night, with offering of j

‘ phlll^raphi'of Premier Boldto Mu^ Washington street. Phone 5G5-L.| teur entertainment program which I soiini. ' . _ J |

I The Italian ambassador, Vittorio j ; Cor utti, conferred last night with

Foreign Minister Yvon Dclbos at the WANTED — Experienced salesmen

, Qua! d’Orsay, supposedly to ask what with car as factory representatives. | amateur --- —■> | had been learned from the diary. | for city. Industrial, and farm trade ; “stunts" of entertainment by any , Police said the woman formerly | Sales service position with repeats. ( "'ho care to volunteer,

was a stenoghapher at the foreign of- Qualifications: 30 to 50 years old, un- ] ‘

flee. ! questionable reputation, able and ' "l* v *•' v * * v v!’f i I Influential quarters were said to willing to work, salesmen who can!* CLINTON FALLS be exerting pressure to hush up the ] develop quickly to district managers, i” Staggs shooting of Chamburn, former amfcas- jvf en selected will be trained by able 1 + '** “l i sador of Rome and a descendant of ma n. Employer Is a manufacturer Ue\ L. • l1l J’ e an *7 . ’ the Revolutionary War hero Lafay-i with 31 successful years to their ] I,cne ’ Catheiine " ml 1 al " t> ^ | 1 I „ . • . , x Jane Chadd, spent Sunday with ette. I credit. Personal interviews will be . .. 1 Efforts to suppress information re- 1 granted oniy to those who write giv-j' aim s 1 . , .

- -- -- r ’ J Thomaa Buin spent the week-

! end in Greencastle with his daugh-

I ters.

! Rev. Walter Wilmath of Indian- J , apolis will preach at Clinton Falls M. P church next Sunday, March' 21. Dr. B. T. Neiman will be here

to sing for us.

Elbert Bettis (and family and ] I 1

garding the activities of the 29-year-old actress and newspaper woman followed linking of her name to the formei premier, who remains proniin-

' ent in French political affairs. The 62-year-old Count de Chamburn is recovering from a

ing clear concise statement of past experience, to our State Manager, Mr. J. C. Trask, 35 West Warren St., Peru, Ind. 19-2p

WANTED Acetylene welding by bullet' an expert. No job too big. All work

j wound in the thigh after being shot guaranteed. Weber's Pontiac Gar- ^ ! by Mine. Fontangeis in the Nord Rail- age. 19-7p

I l

Iji (juardla greeted by Rabbi Wise When Ftorello La Guardia, mayor of New York, spoke before 20.000 cheering listeners at an anti-Nazi meeting- in Madison Square Gar- ■ den, he renewed his attack on Hitler despite the diplomatic furor ' caused bv his recent blast against the Nazi dictator. He is shown above being greeted by Rabbi Stephen Wise, chairman.