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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
Finds Only Germans
important in Italy

at l. all go very difficult" ne
said bat sadly with a SIP al the
ChiantI.
Il am a good Italian. II not
good Fascist. and love my
country with Roman passion for
Its Seven Hills. But what am 1
10 do, 10 say, 10 think IL l 20
home 20 my Italy and find only
the Germans important there.
land on the airportS Of my
homeland and ! am questioned IN
German and my papers are eN-
amined by Germans.
'In Verona. in Genoa. In Brin-
dial, II II all the same. They tell
me at home II is the same all
over Sicily"
\ He Stroked back his hair and
orrled his monocle. noting for the
first time that most OF the others
In the restaurant had gone down
10 the cellar as heavy anti-aircraft
fire outside shook the building 10
its foundation.
1T cuts Ia the heart" he
added. "Thc Germans sit on all
our important airports on the
coasts: they have their guns and
their keymen in our naval ports,
In the Qualifications except on
the Benner. and even inside the
general stan.
AT home I was told that my
brother telephoned 10 an i'm
portant section OF the general
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
By Chic Young
By Hof
By Billy De Beck
By Carl Anderson
Paul Fogarty

You might buy an elephants
car, an elephants trunk and an
elephants foot and still not buy
an elephant. How
What was the earliest engine"
of war devised by man?
There is one large river on tho
continent OF Australia. It's
over 1000 miles long. What's
its name?
AT the junction Of Yorkshire,
Nottinghamshire and Lincoln.
shire, in the county OF Noting
ham, England, lies the little
village of Scrooby. Why is IL
Of interest 10 Americans?
True or falSe-Palo Alto, Cal,
was the scene Of a famous bat
tle-eT the Mexican War -
The only trace OF winter ever
found on the island of Sicily is
the snow that rests on the sum-
NIT OF It's most famous noun
tain. What mountain 10 itf
ANSWERS on Page 2s)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

north Of Berlin but around oul
part Of the city silence had set in
l had a spare bottle of Chianti or
hand TO take care OF our thirst fol
the duration OF the air raid. wher
nothing is served or available. Fire
engines had Changed past in re.
hinder OF the close shave we haC
from that brace OF bombs and thu
occasion was worth celebrating.
poured the chianti 10 the very
brIm Of our glasses.
"In other words" I said "yOu
are an occupied country. Don't
tell me the Germans also levy
the costs OF everything on you,
like they do In France and all
occupied places?"
ut amounts to the same
thing" he said thoughtfully.
Eyes, am told at home that
the Germans pay none Of the
costs OF the upkeep or for the
food they eat, except what they
import for themselves. II comes
all ont of the AXIS war chest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

staff in Rome Ia invite staff
major, an old friend Of the
family Ia dinner, and he had To
give up and try all over again
because he was answered In
German. NV brother knows only
few words Of German. and In
any case he was too indignant
To continue the attempt.
you must realize that for
proud Italian family like our
selves, that MAS bitter medicine
To swallow"
Somewhere in nearby blocks ;
couple OF bombs Of larger calibel
must have hit Al that moment
or the electric light flickered anC
or some seconds was out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

What is the highest point in
these states: (a) California, (b)
Washington, tc) Oregon?
What are these American places
famous for: (a) jamestown.
Va; tb) Durham, n. c.; (c)
Tallahassee. Fla?
In what states were these
Americans born: (a) Daniel
Boone. tb) Henry Clay, (c)
Warren Harding
What are tho names of these
lovers: ta) Petrarch and -,
tb) Mark Antony and -,
(c) Lord Nelson and -?
Name the three states in which
Yellowstone National Park is
located.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
Italy Fears Complete
Occupation by Na1is

81 saw German oficers--or
railway ofiicials--in places like
Verona and Milan. evidently i'm
charge OF important sections of
our railway system. That may
he only temporary or for the
purpose % closely aligning our
railway organization to theirs
In order to bring about a better
functioning for war needs"
could better understand now
the weight on his heart, heavy
with the unspoken fear of all
Italians that some bright morn
ing they will wake up to discover
themselves under complete Ger
man occupation instead Of the
present shadow grip on the land
by the NaZiS.
That could happen several ways
and for several reasons. like all
sudden things along the Axis. For
example. Mussolini might fall VIC
tim 10 his strained heart or the
strange bump on his head or
finally die Of the aSsassin'S bullet.
II would blow the lid off the
Italian volcano precipitating IN
violent struggle for supremacy the
bitter forces rubbing against each
other in Italy.
The House OF Savoy and lis adj.
herents OF the upper ranks would
soon raise the cry against the
rabid or Fascist group and the
Fascist machine with which tho
duce now holds the country 10
the whipping post But Hitler
would move first. if only from the
standpoint Of military precaution
and necessity. German troops and
planes would appear like magic in
Italy tho day MuSSolini goes down.
changing within the space Of hours
the present shadow occupation 10
a realistic one in numbers and ef-
feet. That. at least, was the setuL
throughout 1871.
Hitler in his recent talks with
Mussolini anticipated yet another
possibility. IL is the dark shadow
of fear also lurking unpleasantly
IN every Italian mind since the
duee foolishly plunged the country
into war. That is the likelihood
that the powerful Axis foes-and
ever more so since America got
into the fray-carry out an inva-
sion threat against tho European
continent by selecting Italy as the
outstanding weak spot and hitting
there with the might of A ram
pant tidalWaVe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
Longs for Peaceful
Campus OF Missouri

The house We sat in rocked with
tho force of an earthquake. rat
Ting glasses and plates, and max
ing me wish for the peaceful
campus Of the University of Mis-
Siourl Beyond the blacked-ou
windows the deafening crash OF
guns continued necessarily and
know that a score OF ScarchhghtS
We're pointing Straight above Us
lingering the sky for British
raiders
II police came in neW, we'd get
into trouble for sitting there IN
stead of going downstairs in &C
cordancc with strict regulations.
We looked al each other and
said nothing for awhile. The
bombs had come down and more
than likely that wave above was
passing on. 80 that there was no
sense IN going TO the cellar now.
Why bother.
II heard the same guns I'm
Italy" my Italian friend sand
suddenly. 1.-THE same German
flax as YOU hear outside now.
They have taken us over,
or almost. The officers, friends
of mine. get red in the face and
scowl when I mention the mat
ter. Ii u strictly forbidden to
talk OF II. although on some
sundays and holidays the Ger
mans actually parade In the
towns.
They think we enjoy the
Grassland and will run or
march alongside like they do
here IN Germany. You see. the
Germans, will never understand
us and we will never understand
them. They don't like our ways
Of doing things and we don't
like their manners. 1t is all so
difficult.
THE Germans don't say II,
hut their eyes look down on us.
They think we're dirty, and not
manly or serious enough. Well,
We Italians want none OF their
TcutOn RECOMMENDATION Of life and
IN our hearts We hate the blond
Germans. There has never been
an Italian who got along with n
German yet. IL Hitler had been
German instead OF Austrian.
Mussolini never would have got
ten entangled 80 deeply with the
NaZis.
Guniirc still rumbled in the far
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

II. The only spark of Spontaneity
came in Florence on his last day
of the visit. when he announced
from the balcony that South Tyrol
acquired by Italy as spoils of war
IN 1919. was henceforth perma-
nently written off by him in his
book of claims.
They cheered a bit, then. I was
thinking of my interview with him
in 1886. when he announced after
the Saar had voted its return to
the fatherland that henccforth he
had written Oft in his book OF
claims all further territorial de-
mands on France. Yet he is master
of AlSace-Lorrainc today
Next: The decline and fall
Of Benito MuSSolini)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
BY PIERRE j. HUSS


init News Service Stan Correspondent
An Italian of important position
in Berlin came back by air in the
fall of 1941 after an extended
business trip and visit with rcla-
tives in Italy.
Volatile Of temperament and
proud by nature. he seemed like
a changed man when / saw him
that night a few hours after ar
rival. The gray flecked hair was
more disheveled than usual from
hgitnted hands his monoc Q
wouldn't stay in place and the
spaghetti bologneSc nc loved 20
we'll sponsored none of the usual
enthusiasm.
I might as well have been cat
ing spaghetti with a German for
ell the fincSSe he displayed. He
drank only a liter of the good
Chianti | had ordered and mo-
rosely ate ms share OF tho native
Bel PacSe he had brought from
home.
/ looked around the restaurant
and noted that the coast Wa
clear. There were no listening
ears or lip-reading eyes within
sight of that corner table. so
decided that other things must be
weighing on the mind of my Ital-
an friend. 1t might be girl
Hrouble, as all bachelors had from
time 10 time. although that could
scarcely be the cause Of such real
gloom Il touched -gitfS~to mrs
and drank long. sweet pull Of
the deep red iuice from hills and
vineyards of Italy
"Chcer up. my friend. II can't
he as bad a. all that" | SAID 10
him, and laughed a bit. ANY
way. you Italians sank most OF
the British fleet I'm the Mediter-
ranean today again and the Ger
mans sank another batch of con
vows on the Atlantic, every
thing IL lovely. Think OF the fun
we're having saying what liars
they are"
Sirens Shrickcd forth another
alarm over Berlin but ne paid
small attention He smiled a bii
like all Of vs. back there whenever
the ANS announced It's invisible
victories al sea with time-CloCk re-
currcnce. and gave deep sigh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
Hitler Unmasked
Ndzi Dominance
Breaks Spirit
of Italians
Hitler Unmssked

Gtaly as a German prov
ince" under the puppet rule
OF Premier MuSSolini is de-
scribed today by Pierre j.
HuSs. for eight years Berlin
correspondent of International
News Service. In the follow
ing article, first of a series of
three on this subject. HuSS
tells Of the reaction of the
average Italian to his coun-
try's domination by Hitler)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
Daily-Quiz

by THE ACE ANSwERMAN
Distributed by King Features syhd.. Inc
According 10 tradition. how
many kisses are permissible
under the mistletoe?
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Buy n Bomber
knowledge Test
BY DIR. sABINA n. CONNOLLY

Copyright. 1872 oy Kins Features
Who were the three men who
framed the Americana Bill of
Rights?
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mant unS Ir. golfmar iotpie feline
eigene Gboralpbantaiie iiber ~@er
nur Sen lieben @ott IGbt tpaIten" ipie'
len. slnseiidts Ser groben 8emiib'
ungen miro Ser airhen6or su Gun.
item Der Stride einen angemeiiene,l
gintrittspreis bon SOC erbeben.
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gen MAIDEN.
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beoingt teil5unebmen. 'Sie ieIbit tper'
oen einen 8enub baben mno babel oit
fleiBig probe,,ben &irhenhoriitcr
uno oie Stride unteribiiten.
Sm Iuftrog bes &irhenhores
&atb. l1ngar. SER.
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Hebner. Gs brandt fine 9lltprnbc,
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nem @eliclt gcboren.
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slnop gpert1, SRI. Gero. GSiintber,
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ar9agiert, lpeld,er ollf bc,l LETTER,
Eunft su bcioreen fat. sllio tpia
feiil llnN
MiIG &raui;. Sefr.
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2(ms Gleuela,,>, Ohic
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Gntcr. umb Suhn=Hcit.

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glne Witglieoer uno ssreunoe ser
Scutid A8emeinbe uno Ser ct. So
bannes -8cmeinoc BON Ser SIticita
iinb beralieb eingelaoen.
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Roh3eitseloden
9amrid Neliom.

Seott 1ielo, Sninois, miro Die
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IA am Samstag, ben 81. MGr3 i'm
Sadienbeim Elm giien 81, seben 5u.
guniten bes 9foten 8re,,a. slqe Mit.
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8edert, &atb. Sduiter, @atb. M1a.
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Wantid ierbieren.
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Ser 0ramcnOcrcim Der Semtidj-
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aufs bcrslihite nillfommen.
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90. Warie Sfebuer, SER.
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2iueig 33.

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labt euf ellere TinioenoenIhcds eIn
idreiben.
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s llbr pormittaes belitider 0ottesbienit.
10 l1br Sonntagsid)nIe. II l1br engs
liiher 8ottesbienit. slae lutberii6en
@lonbensNenpiien beutiber unb engs
fiider Sunae in Surrea, Sbaron unb
ilmgeb,lna iinb 5u BEN G,pttesbieniten
bcr3Iid)it eifloelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-12
!5err Hetcr @eif

imS !ruroe am Z. @1rs unter groBer
8eteilisung Ser WiteIieber Scs Gr.
iten z. 9. G. II. 9. 3tpeig 1, ocs
Central Gerhonocs, iotpie ocs oe,,t
'6en ltnteritiit I,rGSblnoes Iiitriti
81, bielen 2anosleuten Mabbarn.
Ireunoen uno @efannten, 9 llbr
nahmittaas, pom @eorg Gang 2ei'
fenbeItattl,n uno Tim 3 l1br
bon Ser Seuftfirthe aus ,,nter Sci.
tllng bon Hdltor Ssobarncs 9e,ltih,
ldnber sur lstten Nube setraaen.
Gie Gintraht=Serntania S1nae,
iangen in ser Stride uno am 8rabe
ergreiienSe Srauerlieoer. galtor s.
Geutihldnaer rihtete su Ser5en ge.
benoc 5roltlporte an sic Srauernocn
Ser SabingeidieSene tpurSe am
16. 9topcmber 1886 in ser 8emein.
Be &leinIhelfen geboren. gr fam il,
ieinen lllnsen Sabren nadl Sen Ser.
einigten Stanten, no er NIT feline,
Inn i'm trauernOen 8attin Gliiobeh
Sen guno oes 2ebers idIoB. 9ie gh(
tpar cine aliidlihe; es entiproiicn if;
orci Glnoer. gr mar Elm g,,titebenoes
Mitglieb bes 3!ueis bes Central
8erhanoes io,pie oes 9eutiden In
terItiibrngsb,,noes, Tiitrift 81, iopil
Ser SeutId)firhengemeinSe.
Gs tral,ern INN sen treuiorgenSer
gater uno @atten ieine tieigebeust'
Satin gliiabetb @eii, stpei Sobne
Eeter uno Mrtbur 8eib, iotpie Soh
fer sllma @eiB, unb Sftpiegertohte1
eleanor @eib. io,pie Marp Mabman
graut bon slrtbur, cine Sd,tpeitcl
bier Gorotbp slnna @eib, iotpie atps
9riioer, brei 'Shtpeitern iamt 6erel
Jamilien uno cine alte betagte Mut
ter in &leinidelfen, Siebenbiireen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-12
Sa(en. ChiD.

grnnae!iidl=2uther gmannelss0,rlr.
!31 Scutb groobtpah. Sohn @aur1aItn,
Noir-r Seben Sonntaa uln 8 ubr por'
n,itma: Sonrtaaifule:. Seben gonntas
0ia::csoienit I'm 10 nhr in Der Qunbess
'rra 1e; INN II llbl beutf6er @otteS'
bicn1. Ser oeuts6e &irhen Irauen Gers
tin h,t om Apeiten Wtitttpn1 ieben geo'
,,.,ts,. abcnbs 8 !ibr. Wersammlune. &ons
munbenzl1nterrif: (3:peiidbria) bor
Strterber tis Oitern. Sienstae u>h
6rcitae nahrit;as llhr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-12
Ehiruao. IN.

Nent1f,e unb Siehenbirgiihz SdbIiidbe
ct. Rnulus @cmeinoe. Eo1tnr Grlp
Shmibt. Stride unb Vaftorut 1856
1855 romcr Str. Seben Sonntag 9 llhr
Scn..tas'd)u.e ea9liId unb oeutif]. -
Tcutifcr 0ottescienit iebcn Sountag
1915 llbr; enaliider &rtteshierit jeoen
g, nnh a. 5cnrtaaq 1915 llbr. Teutz
fcer Hnnfir,ranbenz!interr;dJt Wittnod,
naf)''itra9s 4:3O llhr; cn9liider &onz
mnnben=l llnterrid,t Sanstng uorn,i:
ira 10 llbr. 9e,tide ShuIe Samstaa
md; 1ittnas 9 ntr.