The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-05
Hitler Faces Crisis
 In Role Of Dictator
Jews, Arabs to Unite - United States to Experience
 Business Revival Says Local ROsicrucian

AAORC, in San Jose, Cal, is the declaration that: "The two oppress- ed peoples, the Jews and Arabs, will be forced into common accord. Their aggression and agitation will spread and demands will be made upon the nations of the world for lands which they can dwell and govern themselves, free from inter- ference and influence of other races and powers" The booklet further states that: Not long after 1889, the Asiatic powers, such as Japan and sections of the new China, will make overtures to the Semitics to support them in a united racial war against the rest of the world. The Semitic peoples will refuse to col laborate."
 These prediction booklets are one of series which have been issued for years, annually, by the Rosi- crucians, and which are founded upon graphs and charts of economic and human tendencies, and not upon any superstitious methods or practice.
 For the United States there is predicted an increase in exports of copper, steel, and grain, and general improvement in business, and definite drop in the exporta- ton of motion pictures. Opposition to the Federal Housing Administra- tion activities by private investors in home and apartment properties is expected to loom in 1899. A fur ther and more liberal tariff ar rangement between Canada and the United States, the broadest in the history of the countries, is also said to a development of the new year.
 Fortunately for the United States and the western world countries, there will not be drastic effects pro- duced upon them in economic mat ters by any sizeable war taking place in Europe, Asia or internationally
 In Italy, i. is declared, will, as she becomes more economically sound, in late 1889 gradually pull away from close and dangerous alliances with Germany, and will lessen to the point of abolition her restrictions on Jews in the fall of 1889, which will parallel her economic rise.
 Hitler Faces Crisis
 Germany; there is going to be considerable restleSsneSs among the German people. Nineteen hundred thirty-nine will see the crisis of Hitler's power as dictator. He will be compelled to submit to de- mands of the united democracies and their allies rather than venture an immediate war which would ab- solutely destroy his power and Ger many. Germany will lose her place rapidly in 1899 as an exporter na- tion of manufactured goods, be- cause of retaliations by principal countries, and her concentration on armaments and war preparation.
 Great Britain. There will con- tinue to be the dispute and unrest about controlling power over the Mediterranean and it's surrounding shores. During the late summer or early fall of 1889, she will be forced to make decisions to whether to plunge the empire into a great war to preserve British prestige or seek peace at sacrifice of her position. Her ships will carry materials and importations from the United States to European powers in preparation for the eventual international war.
 Latin America
 Latin American countries will show a united opposition towards European powers to gain economic control of their natural resources. Brazils relation with Germany will continue strained. Two Latin Amer ican countries will startle the world with revolutionizing inventions in manufacturing and communication, which will focus world attention on the rapid, yet quiet advancement these countries have been making in the technical and scientific fields in the last decade.