New York, Nov, 11.
BSERVANCE of Armistice Day was marred in the United States today by sporadic anti-German demonstrations, press attacks on the German outbreak against German Jews, and threats to at least one German consular official in America. Police were ordered to guard the German Consulate in Boston after Herr Kurt Bohme, acting German Consul, had received a threat that his home and' the German Consulate would be bombed at 10.45 a.m. today. He received the threat by telephone in Belmont, Mass., where his home is situated. Police also were on guard round his Belmont home near Boston.
Police were stationed round the German Consulate in New York after abusive telephone calls had been received throughout the day from Americans protesting against the Nazi attacks on Jews in Germany in retaliation for the murder of a German consular official in Paris by a demented Polish Jew.
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