New York, Nov. 15. has been Icunched here following anti-Semitic measures in Germany.
Increasing the boycott of German goods already in force being rudied in measures to close the ericcn market to German goods still entering this country.
Mayor Fiorello La Guardia declared he was examining a plan whereby foreign purchases by the city would d and German goods ban-r La Guardia and a committee of financiers have petitioned Pr dent Roosevelt to "proclaim his indignation end proto: horror at the bestial attacks in Germany against a defenceless minority."
Mr. John Lewis, Chairman of the Committee for Industrie! Organization, opening the group's convention in Pittsburgh, called Herr Hitler "a bleod-thirs.y rabid wolf." He added that all members of the C.LO. and their families would support the Government the United States if the State Department sent a protest to Germany "against ihe anti-Jewish M is doctored quite possi"ie Herr Hitler will attempt to extend his domination to the American hemisphere.—Havas.
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