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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
Rosenberg the Bait
in Class by Himself

In a sort Of class by himself
aloof with the IcuCcnce Of th'
native Bait from the shores Of the
Finnish Gulf. sits Alfred RoScn
berg as the latest Of Hltlcr's ap
, pointed viceroys He plotted anc
waited longest for his reward
drawing in the end the blgGeS'
slice Of all.
Soviet Russia If ever patterned
TO the NaZi blueprint A. drcamcc
OF by Hitler and Rosenberg ial
back in 1923 VII be then IA
tionalist Russia all the way dOwr
from the White Sea along tho
Ural Mountains through the eau
casians.
He would rule the colossal
stretches with an iron hand
inaugurating again The fcudal sys
tenn of serfs producing and labor
ing for the master in Berlin bu'
with never a thought Of inde
pendent sovereignty. Rosenberg
believes vast Russia and lis peas
ant masses are admirably suited
for that sort of robot existence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
Youths Hailed Him
as National Pope

"Jnsrr PapSt." some thousands
OF children, Hitler youths OF from
10 TO j. years Of age, hailed him
in Wild enthusiasm as a bunch Of
us arrived in one Of these summer
camps with him.
! asked some OF the boys there
later Why they hailed Rosenberg
as thoir pope. They replied that
he like the fuehrcr, was their
luc spirited leader devoted TO
and serving the fathcrland, in
stead OF a foreign dcSpot $50 the
children Said) across the frontiers
who compelled them 10 go 70 mass
and SIT through long and weary
sermons thereafter reading taga!n
the children doll and familiar
quotations from the Bible which
didn't say INC same thing As told
them by their own lS-year-old
leaders out on r"nIcs and IN school
assemblies.
Only Germans could tel Ger
mans how - live in the fathcrland
and grow I'D 70 serve II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
Ran Into Opposition
in Catholic Areas

drove 10 the Catholic Rhine
land one year in the summer with
Rosenberg on one of his customary
tours.
Tho trip brought mo a never
forgotten inside look on the wide
spread and healthy opposition
within Germany to Rosenberg 5
paganiStic and anti-ChriStian ac-
'tivity and reinsurance that the
NaziS must live long before they
can replace any faith with their
so-called National Church of NaZi-
fed propaganda rituals.
The climax came near the IA
nous Drcieck. where the Mosel
and Rhine meet at the foot of the
huge Kaiser Memorial beyond CO.
blcntz. Here, on a plateau over
looking the beautiful countryside.
Rosenberg was scheduled on a
Sunday afternoon during that tour
10 address some 10000 gathered
from around that vicinity
lIc drove up there in the Gus
tomary Nazi style, preceded 10y
Hitler youth bands ard be wcar
b"ownSnjrtCd cerjonS. Fm on thC
plateau. Instrad OF l0Co0 hriaC
'h"oatS lined up for hum and a
welcoming committee Of tho local
gauleitcr and hcnchmCn, there was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
He Is One Maj
Who Shuns Publicity

His wife Is very much a hauS-
frau. scarcely ever showing up AT
Na7l or other public functions
There Is one daughter, with Pig
taIlS. The RoScnbcrGS never enter
tam. and he has only his officIa'
car. He is soft-spoken. slow OF
thought, a bad speaker and reti.
cent 10 strangers.
on the fourth floor of his offices
in a series OF rooms overlooking
an inner courtyard, stood an intri.
cate number of powerful radio re.
ceIvIng and sending instruments
Blond young men Of Baltic faces
sat there day and night listening
to every wave carrying Russian
words or Of Russian origin. unless
they themselves were busy sending
forlh-!Rte-SPaee-theusandS- o N
words in Russian aimed for the
ears Of Soviet masses.
Mysterious code messages were
picked up and sent by the dozen
for here was closely guarded anr
secret Nazi spiderwork of anti
Moscow activity organized by Ro
Scnbcrg and his young BaltS fol
the eventual overthrow Of tho
Communist regime IN Russia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
CobIentz Incident
a National ChuckIe

7 saw his customary Baltic quiet
fade out in a storm Of indignant
outburst and adiutantS were sent
posthaste 10 the Coblcntz Gcstapo
and Nazi Fl3y headquarters. The
gauleiter and half a dozen others
of high rank such as the burgo-
master Of Coblentz were speedily
arrested, despite all proteStations
that there had been a mistake
They SAID that Rosenberg ac-
cordae 20 th-r UNDERSTANDING.
was TO ta'i. at 9p m. 'Ga cvcnlr
CcnSoq0. ly. thry hs m orue
tho puNlC 70 marCu up 10 tnc
plateau between Z and 9thu night
Rosenberg waived this explanation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
luxembour9ers
Boycotted Nazis

Any LuXemhourger caught frat
ernizing with Germans Is oStra-
cized and usually gets bad beat
ing Girls who slip get a haircut
The hatred IS intense. and no
farmer strains himself 10 produce
a big crop. 1t would be unpatri-
otto. The grand duchess IS cheercd
at subversive meetings and no
body for one moment swallows the
Nazi propaganda against her.
So much for the gaulciter from
Trier, who is a Hitler vccroy and
as such must be regarded as one
Of the fuehrer'S best Europeans
They are all working hard 10
shape his new order IN Europe
young blood and bold men sent 10
replace the old graybcards OF
which Hitler spoke 50 diSdalnfully
up in the castle above Nuremberg.
There are some others not in
cluded here, but all have their
foibles and kinks. ruling with an
iron hand and responsible only 20
Hitler. lie places kuropo IN thcir
lap, knowing they'll do ne lob a.
he wants II done and confident
that when the war * over he WlIl
sway the sceptcr as the fuehrer OF
all Europe, aided and idolIzcd by
the viceroys he created from the
best Europeans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
By PIERRE j. HUSS

Int'I News Service Stan Correspondent
A meeker and almost mouse-like
type OF little man, Gustaf Simon,
sent into Luxembourg by Hitler
as his viceroy. Simon was gauleticr
OF Trier and is a fanatical Nazi
with mustache like his fueh-
rers. He'd pass for stockroom
clerk and always has a soupbowl
haircut. But just now he is lording
It over 100000 very Independents
minded Luxembourgers.
He took their army of $50 men
and sent them over TO StraSbourg
for training and Incorporation into
the German police, chiefly 10 rob
the Luxembourgers OF any chance
OF resistance. The schools he
turned into German language
schools and the whole status of the
land into part and parcel OF the
Third Reich. He kicked out the
whole administration of the valu-
able iron mines and replaced IT
with Germans, -whose eyes have
been on that highly concentrated
iron ore for decades.
The Luxembourgcrs are hard
headed peasant nation. and Will
never submit 10 foreign yoke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
Attack on Russia
His Life Ambition

Busy men sat in adjoining
offices with detailed maps of Rus.
sian regions on the wall, all
marked down in varied colorS and
specified by pins. These men were
directing the underground Nazi
activity inside Russia and the pins
represented agents.
On the second floor where
Rosenberg Sat, you could find
maps and blueprints depicting the
outline of future Nationalist
Russia. He never let visitors sec
those. He was wary of foreigners
anyway, and always received them
IN his studv-likc Office in tho pros
cnce Of Boomer or another Of hiO
UachcS. Ic liked tc he lcf'
I'm
I'm The eyes Of tho German pub.
nc he was loss the brains Of tho
Nali anti-Comlntcrn than the man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
Kept Nazis Alive
After Munich Putsch

7 know he worked hard and
waited patiently for this kingdom
Of his own, nursing all the griefs
and fanatic hatreds against Rus
STA and the Communists Graded in
disappointments AS far back rs
his student days in Moscow before
World War l. lie sat out the war
in Paris and collabOratcd with UNI
known Hitler in Munich as early
az 1921 in the drafting Of the
weird Nazi political program,
which includes the % points.
When Hitler went TO LandSbcrG
prison for three years after the
abortive 1923 Munich putSch, Ro-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
Lead Education
OF German Youth

Rosenberg conducted the Nazi.
fication campaign Of youth anc
German mind. That brought him
into conflict with the church anC
Christianity as a whole, but, never
worried him.
He wrote ponderous volume,
which brought charges OF pagan.
ism against him from the foui
corners az the earth, and kept
alive IN Nazi hearts the Will &c
eradicate the Jews IN all Europe
Rosenberg, strange 10 say, i,
almost the same impcrSOnal nature
as Hitler and IS one of the rar,
few NazI> who trade on simplicity
He wears only the undccoratec
brown Nazi uniform. drinks spar
inCly eats plain food and lives II
a modest villa IN the Berlin SuhurC
of Danlcm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
State Above Church,
Parents, He Taught

The Pope in Rome and the
priests in the church didn't care
about the fatherland. only about
their church they had been told.
So the boys and the girls welcomed
the idea of their own German
pope. and who else could ii be but
ReichSleitcr Rosenberg.
They were fanatical about that,
and if parents at home objected,
they could be disregarded because
the Hitler Youth leaders told them
that loyalty to the fatherland
comes before all. even before
church and parents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
Daily Quiz

An important American out
post is a string Of islands,
800 miles in length. some
times called the Catherine
Archipelago. BY what name
do we know them?
Guess the length Of the human
alimentary canal.
From what plant is opium de-
rived ?
In some European countries
a clover-like plant Is called
iucerne. In England itS called
purple medic. BY what name
do we know IL.
How we'll do you know the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
Knowledee Test
81 DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY

By DIR. SABINA ii. CONNOLLY
What President of the United
States: (a) Has his tomb
overlooking the Hudson; OBJ
is buried in Princeton, n. j.;
tc) is buried in crypt under a
church in Quincy Mass?
What do you know about Aus
tralia: ca What is the capital
CD what are the principal
crops; tc1 what are some Of
the important minerals
3-Where: (a) Did Columbus first
land in the New World; OBJ
is Monticello. the home of
jefferson; (c) did Walter Reed
experiment with yellow fever7
Who wrote these novels fa)
The ClanSman (bl The
lnnoCcntS Abroad: tcl For
Whom the Bell Tolls?
IL you were 10 number the
presidents which one would be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10

Senbcrg substituted for him and
kept the Nazi Party alive, filing
in the wcight4er parts of the book
Mem Kampf with screaming the
orics on NordIcs and Weten-
Schuang.
He particularly implanted IN
Nltler'S mind and book the out
spoken hatred against all things
Polish or Russian and committed
the NaziS 10 the destruction oi
both. He organized the anti-com-
intern crusade and Sworc he'd SIT
in Moscow some day As lord and
master over a NationISt Russia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
Answer TO yesterdays puzzle.

who promoted and preached Nazi-
ism in every form Of daily life and
activity on the part of the Aryan
German. In Catholic regions, he
was hated more and more because
Of his pagan crusade and the fact
that his evil gospels were drawing
the children away from home and
Sunday school into Hitler Youth
camps. with all their anti-Christar
rrOsrr,elrr nc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10

ta) the tenth; CD the twen-
tleth: (c) the thirtieth?
Arrange these presidents in
order of their terms: (a) Will
son, Jefferson. Coolidge; OBJ
Mckinley, Polk, Madison: (c)
Garfield, Pierce, Washington.
ANSWERS on Page 27)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
Hitler Unmasked
luxembourgers
Hard 10 Absorb,
Ndzis Discover

tGustaf Simon. gauletier OF
Luxembourg, and Alfred Rosen-
berg. slated to rule Nazi Rus
STA il Hitler ever can create one,
are dealt with in the following
article by Pierre j. Huss, for
eight years chief Berlin CORE
spondent of International News
Service.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
By Hof
By Billy De Beck
By Carl Anderson

kings English? What is the
English equivalent of each Of
these American terms ash can.
baggage car. cheese cloth?
why is alcohol seldom used as
motor fuel?
demolition bombs and frag-
mentation bombs have diff
ferent purposes. What are
thew
ANSWERS on Page 2D
Grand Opera Sims Down To
Realism. The Classic Song
Stage Streamlines Itself by Get
ting Rid Of Fat Songsters Who
Never Looked the Parts They
Played. and Il Making Money
for the I irsi Time In 20 Years.
Read How This onimon- sense
Policy Was Put Into Eject. and
Why. a. Told Nv The American
Weekly, the Magazine Distrib-
uted With Next Sundays Issue
of The Detroit sunday Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10

iNIu' dnU ChdfErd INC NdII SdU-
lc.'cr with sabotage
In !act, he made a point Of the
fact that all concerned with pro-
gram arrangements were Catho-
hes. l don't know just how inno-
cent or guilty the gauleiter and
his aides were in making that
mistake, but l do know that for
months afterwards one heard
whispers and underhand chuck
ling about the incident in the
RhIneland as far as Berlin. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10

Tomorrow: In the next arti-
Giles of this dramatic and reveal
inc series. Mr.. HuSS will
present hitherto unpublished de-
tail, OF tho life. habits and
character of Adolf Hitler)
Gen. Hugh =. JOhnso
"America's Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10

In CmDIN MCLI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10

PROGRAMS,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Nv Religious News Service

~ hEAlkl8AA- wv
NEW ROCHELLE, y. V
Pride Of race and national SOW
ereignty must be "eureed" BY th'
sp.rt Of Christianity II Just
peace i 10 b attained. the Mos
Rev Edwin V. o'Hars, Bishop Of
Kansas City. declared here Al th'
sth annual conference Of tn'
student Peace Federations Of the
Catholic Association for Interns'
tionsi Peace.
Addressing more than 100 dele
gates representing IS colleges
Bishop oHara asserted that world
peace depends on the recognition
Of a fellowship Of free nations
bound to each other and TO al
mankind by the natural moral
law"
That the whole human race
4. one family IL . fact arising
from both natural origin and
supernatural adoption he
continued.
That the bigger brothers Of the
family have been selfish AND
greedy and unruly does not in any
way detract from their obligations
to their smaller brothers and sis
tiers. That nations in their pride
have thought of themselves as self
sufficient has not made them so
There is power above nations
and that power has written the
natural moral law on the charsc-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17

equipment for cooking or heating.
No more metal fol- in cigarette
packaging. No more household
copper screening. A further deep
cut in the jute previously allotted
for rug and carpet manufacture.
BOARDING nANDsGEs
Perhaps Internationally you
have been boarding first aid ma
terials. II il true that the gov
eminent has asked every house
hold 10 be prepared with an ade-
quately stocked first-aid cabinet
but this does not mean you should
set up a miniature hospital. A
very serious shortage of surgical
gauzs, bendages and other medi-
cal essentials " threatened by a
present wave Of home boarding
So don't stock up unnecessarily on
materials which are Of such vital
Importance TO our fighting men.
WATCH PRICE TAGS
Mrs. America watch the price
tags, Already ceiling prices have
been set on q number OF household
articles such A. radios, phono-
graphs, cooking and heating stoves,
washing and ironing machines and
vacuum clesners-and many more
are coming. Government reguia-
tons say that . tag must appear
on each article clearly stating the
maximum price which may be
charged. This order Is specifically
for consumer protection against
unfair prices no be an intelli-
gent shopper and look for the gov
eminent tags.
EXPECT WOODEN TOYS
After June 80 q long list Of
metals. cloth. plsstics. eolors. oils
and chemicals may not be used
for toys, games or Christmas orna-
ments. So start looking forward
TO games made entirely Of wood
and cardboard. and Christmas tree
ornaments made of paper and spun
glass tno more dangling tinsel or
cellophane) Already one manu-
facturer has perfected n tricycle.
made almost entirely Of wood. and
similar substitutions are being
made in boys coaster wagons. I'm
fortunately for big ~ well ss little
boys, however, electric trains are
out for the duration.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Must Curb Pride Of Race
For Just Peace. Bishop Says

ter Of nations as well as Of inh-
vlduals.
The nations which meet 70
establish peace must acknowledge
their subsection to the moral law.
Peace cannot be made with nations
that think their sovereignt in
voles superiority to al law. No
small nation can be assured Of its
life in an association with power
ful military nations which indulge
in that sacred egoism which has
been regarded by some as a mark
Of sovereignty"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17

You're going 10 miss certain Of
your favorite canned soups. A new
tin order prohibits tin for can
ming al except certain specified
vaxitieS- The range IN stiIl wide.
but II your favorite vas black bean
or cream Of mushroom. you won't
find Il On the list Fish chowders.
chicken. and q wide variety of
vegetable soups VIII stin be avail
able. although many cans may be
larger than usual Also. q greater
amount Of tin Il being allowed for
packaging soups which require the
addition Of water. rather than
thoss which come 'ready 20 serve"
HEATING rams our
When your old heating pad
wears out. you may not get q new
one 10 wrap around yourself. No
more chromium may be used in
their manufacture. and production
for home use 10 TO b cut drasti-
eally. Hospital types, however.
win still be made IN near-normal
Quantities
NO CHLORINE BIxAoHEs
Maybe its a good thing that you
won't Be able 10 get chlorine
hleaches ~ usual for your laun-
dry. According 70 ths Consumer
Divssoa It n only recently that
HOUSEWIVES have used blsaches
regularly. And often, IN an effort
70 get esotbss snowy white. the
use Of chlorine had damaged fab
sics. Bleaching has never been .
good substitute for washing. and
clothes will last much longer IL
you depend on good washing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
LITTLE SUSAN WORRIES
ABOUT SMALL. BROTHER

The ether story IL about susan.
an appealing New Yorker o.
seven. she vas sao~a 10 her
teachers. long before Pearl HAr-
Dor. as somewhat fearful and
timid. The morning after New
York had its first-ana fsIse-re-
port that enemy planes were COM
ing, sussn landed IN the school
psychiatrlkt's office In mysteries.
She had cried all night IL took
an hours hard work by the doc
tor. using many years training
and experience in handling prob
lem children. to steady Susan. She
was not afraid for herself. il turned
out, but for her little brother,
Harry.
Harry il 90 small Susan sob
bed, even q very little bomb
would kill him"
That's typical. too.
war-that Is. something threat
ening hurts children in more
WAYS than the average adult sus-
pects.
DIR. 8. Harcourt Peppard, chief
Of the New York public schools
Bureau Of Child Guidance. calls
war "A flash point" II sets off,
builds sp. both the openly ex-
pressed fears and the many secret.
mreasoned ones that beset every
child, IN peaceums. For this rsa-
son, the child with marked peace
time troubles 10 first TO seem no
ticesbly nit" by war. Every
child win be touched by war. II
not at home. then outside. Your
hundred-percent-boy in the best
Of homes, for instance. may come
in from school or from play with
war talk or even with a spell OF
war-itis.
What win YOU do. There
are several answers-in fact
several kinds Of answers
which are reassuring.
You can equip yourself with an
emotional first-aid kit" OF your
own, and use IL.
You can get expert Information
and probably expert service too.
IL you need it. Try to find these
in your home town. II you can
not. you can turn to national re-
sources.
And. speaking OF resources, the
United States has the worlds best.
Here are some important facts
about them:
American experts have the
hest scientific knowledge.
Psychology. the science Of
human nature. WAS used
spectacnlarly In the Z. &.
Army In War I. and this
country has been out front
with % ever since. Americans
have made significant contri-
buttons 10 psychiatry and psy-
ehoanalysls. The world cen
tiers Of psychosnalysis are in
New York and Chicago.
The United States has more in
situations, better-trained stats,
better-equipped public and private
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Chinese Causing
Heavy Jap Losses

LoNDoN-Chinsse troops north
Of Toungoo are inflicting heavy
Losses" on the Japanese attack
ing the central front in Burma, a
military commentator said Thurs
day. The British have been
fighting continuously since Janu-
AIRY without q let-up." the COM
mentstor said. adding that there
were no new reports from the
British front north Of Prone.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Mrs. America Prepares
To Meet War Problems

Edzfers NE and
MA America
Ihs longe~ata restricting
and very different
after al
ackes
figure-revsalng.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
AT US0 Ceniers
THURSDAY, APRIL le

l06 Rust bldg, clubroom facili-
ties. Personal service. Registra-
ton OF junior hostesses.
18th and Pacific. table games.
English darts. Personal service.
Wrapping and mailing service.
18th and Fawcett. ping pong
tournament, 7:30. Prizes. Bridge
instruction.
South Tacoma, bs d m in I o n,
games. informal dancing.
Az Provident bldg. USo-travel-
era aid service . a. m. to 5 p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
CONTROLS otrNrSE

methods. plenty OF soap and water
and sunshine for \ whitener.
Z. 4 CONTROLS otNrNE
Even familiar medicines are
changing with the war. Both sup
ply and distribution OF quinine. 90
important as an snu-malariai
agent has now been put under gov
eminent control Although quinine
will probably disappear from many
common medicines. IT will be saved
for military use and treatments In
which II IL indispensable. Ninety
five per cent Of Americas supply
Of cinchona bark. the source OF
quinins. came from Java and the
Dutch Indies. South America "
the next best source. and grow
ing there is being spread a. quick
ly as possible.
GOLF SUPPLIES SCARCE
II you and your husband are
golfers. you may be taking up
tiddly-winks before long. First the
government took the rubber out Of
golf ballls. and now . new order
bans all iron and steel. other eriti-
cal metals. plastics and cork from
the manufacture OF golf clubs.
Soon gok-club production 10 sx-
pected to stop entirely. However.
supplies Of golf balls and clubs for
this summer are reported ads-
quats.
BAN COPPER SCREENING
Among government limitation
orders last week Of Interest TO Mrs.
America: Almost complete prohi-
hilton of all new civilian building.
No new installations OF liquid gas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17

methods. plenty OF soap and water
, laua .fsnsHtnn See n u,hff<uRr