Washington Journal., 1940-11-01

1ebr BOD fl1egen llH0 ole OeInDr OCT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bermei-
ben. Die 4eutIhen ober buloigten
Der rihtigen Neinung, es tOmme
nur uuf grfoIge an; bic 2ufttUGffe
Ione 1id ouf 51tuere 8erluite sefGbt
MAIDEN, uur INN bic gegebene Nufgo-
Be IGIen al Eonnen. 0ober bieltcn
Ii1 Die 0entfhen 5liegpr geu0bnIid
nicOrig, INN ibre Bomben NIT Cider.
belt uno Erefftunit Derfen 5u Ton,
men.
General 0rant Mmb @eReral
WraM@itH6
@enn man bic DeutTnen niht 5u
Iebr preilen noble, tonne man fih ia
ooran erinneru, OoB iie eigentlih nitr
neue @ege fir gon5 ate, Biitoriihe
WiIit1r-9 perotionen fon6en, 0nB Der
omeritoniihe General Withea unO
Die @uiIen uno General Grant unO
General GberiO0n unO General
Criterion bod f1on MebnIibes boil.
brnht b1tten. (9orin Iiegt geraOe
0os gr0Bte COB fir bic Deuti1en;
tie DiHen bon touien0i1brigen gu
ten Mriomen Der ariegsfunIt nihf
ob; Die Oeutihem @ener1Ie bIieben
BEL anem GOrtihritt bic @elebrten
unO Die @eiien). Die Dentihen be-
nubten-Die Grant bel 8idsburg
nn0 Mihmono, am w@Iod NiDer"
am nSdmes @iber" BEL Heters-
burg,-Oie GIiiIfe @bein, ben GILBERT
&nnal, bic .SOmme" etc. oIs ihiits
3enDe 5Innfen, meinte Wc@ormid.
Grants Gieg BEL Widsburg iei 10
groB geDeien tpie Der 0es Oeutihen
Generals @rnuditih IN @eIgien.
(@IfD Dir0 w8rnd1ftfd~ uteuetmt
Der groBe nelse Nnme fir oeutihe
SeereserfoIge, tuie friiber Sin0en-
burg. Moltte, Q~uoen0orff, Grieori6
Der @rOBe, 8ietben, 8liiher, GIauie-
pis, G1Iieffen etc. lleber beuti6e
Seeresitrotegte uu0 bertpnnOte Din-
ge bat iibrigens aud Der tihtige
MiIit1r- Mttahe Der oeltIhen Bot
Ifoft in 8oibingtOn, General 6rieO-
rid bon @oetti1er, pr6htige Bidder
ge11rieben). McGormif Oenft. bic
9emtlhen Sin0 feline uebermenihen;
All 6DIterie in Mmerifo, tuegen 0eiit-
Iter 0eiItungen, lei fein @run6.
aber Oeuti1e Giihtigteit, DEFENDERS
Jibrung, .genernIibip@, lei nidt gu
Ieugnen. SIS bnnoeLe fih beute aud
in Mmerifn nidt nm Waiien nno
@usriiitung 10 iebr als I'M brains"
Die 9entiden i'm 8aIfaa
auf Dem @ebiete oeutide 9ipIO-
matte un0 oeutImer @irti@aftserfcl-
ge i'm @nIfon iino ebenfaas betuuil-
0ern0e Mnertennungen in nmerifn-
niiden acknowledgement 81 Der.
merfen. 90 ihrieb Der 5uDerl1iiige
omeritoniihe Neri9teritatter Qelano
@totpe, Der ihon fat beriibmt &c.
mor0en lit tpegen ieiner riftigen
8eoba9tungen in Nortuegen. am Is.
OCTOBER aus @u0npelt (iiebe @aib.
vGtar", is. Sftober): Or. &ioImdr
Ghoht lei elm reiner 3oiibererl or
babe Die Dinge in NumGnien ni@t
BON bei,te nuf morgen gei6nffen, iou-
bern BON LANCER &dn0 Dorbereitet.
Mos Gtotpe Ihrieb, tlingt nuf eng
lid beiier ols ouf oeltih:
For years, now, the smartest,
keenest, most industrious business
men in Europe have been the Ger
mans. They started as underdogs
and completely reversed most of
the continents selling and purchas-
ing habits. Today the Germans are
not only the smartest businessmen
in Europe; maybe, just maybe,
they are the shrewdest and best or
ganized travelling statesmen in the
world. You can put this in your
pipe, Mr.. Self-Satisfied american
Tradesman, and take a long series
of reflective puffs . you have got
to get up awfully early in the NOR
ming to close a deal faster than the
Germans and maybe you've lost the
habit Of getting up that early. Any
how, the British lost that habit . !.
Germany's economic conquest of
the Balkans swept forward at a
formidable pace. The pace was
fast The Germans alone seemed
to understand the full importance
of satisfying customers and build
ing business good will. Every
where they went. and everywhere
they 90 today, these Nazi statesmen
are hi,sv from soon after DAYLIGHT