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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
BOettiser,
Publisher.
I'm Army

SEATTLE. Wash. April 6
John Boettger has joined the army
in the rank Of captain the Seattle
Post-Intclllgcncer announced to-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
War Today
Economic Experts
Back TheoryofA
Knoeko4f Of Reich
RrHARRIsoN sALIsBTRY

By HARRISON SALISBJ Rl
United Pres. star Correspondent In i"ndo
EXPERTS WHO have studied
the Nazi war economy and The
needs Of the German Nehrmacht
believe that % days and %
night Of continuous bombing on
a ScaIc not much heavier thaH
this wcck-cnd> would knock
Germany out of The war and
leave her a comparatively soft
touch for an Allied invasion ,f9m
the west.
The estimate 1II nor come en-
tirelN from The bombarumerl en-
thuSlaStS who have never quite
given up the theory that a na-
ton can be beaten by air power
alone provided a sufficient Con-
centrauon OF high explosives can
be achieved.
The theory was backed up by
economic and manufacturing
technical experts who have ana
lived whole chains al MAJ pre-
ducton systems on which The
Germans depend for their war
materials.
THEIR Gale ULATIONS
have been supported by the
study Of the results of the bhtz
on Britain which provided llv-
ing laboratory 10 find out what
weight Of bombs actually are
needed 10 knock ont factory as
Sembly systems and 10 wreck
equally vital factorS-tranSpOr-
tation of parts and raw mate
rails 10 the plans and facilities
which enable workers TO keep
up production. such as living
necessities, StreetCarS, trains and
utilities.
Data compiled by these eX-
perts actually determine points
al which Anglo American bomb
er assaults are directed. For
example. the exports Spot-a PAT
ticlIlar Nazl factory which pro-
duces a simple gadget needed
in the assembly Of planes, trucks
or tanks.
With these data. the high COM
rnand orders the plant bombed.
II the attack is successful the
plants is slowed down or tied up
until the plant can be repaired
or new production source
found.
EXPERTS FIGURE that an
about blitz of between 20 and
80 ma ior Nazi industrial cen
tiers. plus straight daylight PIN
pointing OF approximately the
same number OF key targets.
would keep the Nazi industrial
system from meeting the min
imum demands OF the Nazi fight
ing machine.
Experts scale the Nazi target
cities according 10 size and type
OF industry. Such points as
Lubbock and Rostock can be
knocked out for months-even
years-by a single 1,000-ton raid.
Essen. which is close 10 the
top Of the list of strategic tar
gets. might require five To six
times as much and Berlin pos
sIbly 10 times.
Actually, il was pointed out,
mass bombing effects tend TO
spread out concentrically. Thus
If the Raj is able TO drop 1000
tons on Essen one night. another
thousand on Kiel the next, and
a thousand on Hamburg the
next. they might be able 10
multiply Nazi difficulties Of
keeping up production not three
times but perhaps nine times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
0Hdrd Leads
In County Vote
CONTINUED from Page one>

invest idle city cash in the city'S
own bonds won the electors APP
proval by a vote Of 36,S02 &c
1851.
On the county ballot, County
Treasurer Jacob p. Sumeracki
Democrat. won from Frank A
Mahoney Republican, who made a
surprisingly good showing. The
vote was 6S.639 TO ff,732.
Circuit Judge Chester p. O'Hara
had better than a three-to-one adj
vantage over his opponent. Leo J
ICarrigan.
O'Hara polled the top vote in
tho county with Il 2S2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06

LONDON. April Is GNS)-
AN.>-conu0llcd Europe still Shud-
dercj today under ,he impact of
Allied aerial commandments which
have rocked the continent since
tUiay.
The almost continuous cycle OF
raids throughout the weekend
threw the greater part of the
western continent and Italy into
turmoil as British and American
heavyweight homberS smashed at
Loricnt, 81. NaZairc. Essen Paris.
Naples, KEEL and Antwerp.
United States Army Air Force
headquarters announced that the
main building of the F.ria Aero
Engine Works Al Antwerp was
completely Quilted in yesterday 5
raid Photographic reconnaissance
also revealed many other build
lnES in the target area set afre.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
ANis-IIeId Europe Rocks
Under Allied Air Raids
Continent and Italy
in turmoil From
Heavyweight Planes

LONDON. April 6 OUP) - a
strong force of Allied planes
roarcd over fhc channel today,
Observers on the south coast could
SEQ fighter planes overhead. and
trr sound ~ engines higher up IN
fee ttatro lrc sun indicated tho
Ncrt might contain heavy bomherS
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-12
Help Kidneys
If Back Aches

Do You feel older than you are
or suffer from Getting Up Nights,
Backache, Nervousness, Leg Pains,
dizziness, Swollen Ankles, Rheu-
matte Pains, Burning, scanty or
frequent passages? If so, remem-
Der that your kidneys are vital to
your health and that these symp-
toms may be due to non-organic
and non-systemic Kidney and
Bladder troubles-in such cases
Cystex "a physicians prescription)
usually gives prompt and joyous
relief by helping the Kidneys flush
out poisonous excess acids and
wastes. You have everything to
gain and nothing to lose in trying
Cystex. An iron-clad guarantee
assures refund of your money
on return of empty package I'M
less fully satisfied. Don't delay.
Get Cystex (Siss-tex) from your
druggist today. Only S5c.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-12

Today.
March 20-Religion and the
Postwar world
March 27-The Future Of the
Jewish People.
Rabbi Goldstein is President of
the Jewish National Fund of
America and the Synagogue Coun-
Gil of America. He is also Co
Chairman of the United Jewish
Appeal, the United Palestine APP
peal and Vice-President Of the
Zionist Organization of America.
"The Message of Israel" is
heard weekly over station WIZ
and other affiliated stations of the
Blue Network.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-12

to take the place of the Germans
who are being killed at the Rus
sian front by the thousands and
the millions.
Hitler promised the unemployed
that once he got into power they
would have every manner Of en-
ployment-and they have got this
too-every manner of thanking
cannons and being blown to bits
by them.
Hitler promised the German
working in the beauty shops and
in offices as stenographers that
after he came into power they
might retire to their homes
Back to the kitchen! Well, the
German women are no longer
stenographers or beauty shop
workers. Hitler has kept his
promise. The German women are
now being called upon to work in
the factories instead. After all,
what's the sense of going back to
the kitchen. There is nothing in
the German kitchen now anyway.
Hitler promised the Germans a
lot of sex. In fact, anti-Semitism
was put over with pornography
by the NaZis. Julius Streicher'S
anti-Semitic sheet was bought
more for it's lewd pictures than
for its anti-Semitic TRADES. And
the Strength for Joy camps and
the call upon all Germans to dis
regard marriage ties and breed,
breed, breed, was really in great
part disguised effort to strength
en- the Nazi hold by sex graft
fication.
Lie. keep on repeating the lie,
work on peoples minds when they
are tired-promise them anything
but the blue sky-do these things,
says Hitler and you'll be surpris-
ed how you will win friends and
influence people.
There are a few other things
that will help, as the Hitler sys-
tenn shows. For one thing, get
some Storm Troopers and al little
Gestapo. These are wonderful
things for helping win friends. It
is surprising how cordial people
will be to you-if you stick a
gun under their noses.
You may get so popular, in fact,
by this system, that you will have
to travel in an armor-covered
car to keep people from throwing
kisses at you.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-12
RABBI GOLDSTEIN GUEST
SPEAKER ON MESSAGE
OF ISRAEL"

Commencing with Saturday
evening, March 9Th, from $50 to
700 o'clock, E. w. T., and every
Saturday during this month, 'The
Message of Israel" will have as
its guest speaker Rabbi Israel
Goldstein of Congregation B'nai
Jeshurun, New York, N. Y. The
sermon topics will be:
March GA Message To and
From Your Sons.
March 13-Building Tomorrow
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-12

Hitler has told us of some OF
his secrets along this line and a
man who has so much success
with his system is worth listen
ing to.
One fundamental secret which
he writes about in Mein Kampf
is the necessity for telling big
lies and telling them often. You
must tell a big lie, not a small
lie, for people themselves are con-
stantly telling petty lies and so
they recognize one when they hear
it and won't believe it, but if you
tell them a big lie, they cannot
believe that anyone would attempt
to put over so gross and brazen
fabrication and so they believe
it.
REPETITION too is very important.
Tell them the same thing time
after time and the people will be-
lieve anything, says Hitler.
Another trick which Hitler rec
ommends to those who would win
friends and influence people is to
speak during the evening. Peo-
pies minds being more fatigued
then, are less resistant and they
will believe something at night
which they would spot as a lie
earlier in the day.
Another good trick in influence
ing people is to do a lot of prom
Using.
Hitler promised the Germans
the earth and everything in it. If
the Germans had the Ukraine,
they would swim in abundance, he
said, and promised them the Uk-
raine. Well, they got the Uk-
raine and they are now swimming
back in the thawing SHOWS and
mud nuddles.
Hitler promised the small bus
mess men that they would take
over the chains and business mon
opolies, and the small businessmen
fell for his bait. And now the
book, "Behomoth," reveals that
the cartels and big businesses
have completely taken over Ger
many.
Hitler promised the Germans a
country completely purged of all
non-German elements and now he
has had to drag in millions of
Poles, Czechs, Slavs and what not
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-12
Serving with k II! ted Cross

las with
Oforit19 Fund.- starting March
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-12

american T. n, Red CrO.,
4SM Appeal in ~Au
- March ~
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-12

Miss Ressie Spalter, of New Haven and Hart
ford, Conn is a personal service director OF the
a. -1orker for Jewish and non-Jewish social
scencies in Hartford Cincinnati and Detroit.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-12
How Hitler Wins F riends
And Influences People
BY DAVID SCHWARTZ

Copyright, 1913, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.
Herr Hitler is of many talents He is the great.
est murderer in history, the highest exponent OF
gangstersm, colossal liar. He also, strangely enough
and this has been generally overlooked the Dale Carnegie
of Germany. Dale Carnegie you remember the author
Influence People," Hters 'Men Kampf" also deals in
part with that subject and Hitler has much system for
winning friends and influencing people Mr. Carnegie for
different reasons of course.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-12

Grafton in North Africa becauS
Giraud is afraid to antagonize al
Arabs. Isn't it strange that no
body's afraid of the democraciS'
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-12

A writer in the Manchester
Guardian declares that many anti
Semitic measures are still in op-
Washington Journal., 1943-10-15
Gute 2ebre

Gin iunger Maler, Der iid Die
CUNT oes beriibmten 8ilObauers
Sbortpaloien eridmei1eln tponte,
idenfte oieIem zines ieiner merit
loien 8iloer, oas er in einen folt-
barren &abmen bntte faiien lalien.
Seinen Sreunoen er3ablte er oann
in eitler Selbitgefdligfeit, oas Bib
babe Sbonuoloien auBeroroentli9
gut gefauen. Als Der Meiiter, Der
oas ibm oufgeorangte Bib o6tos
in ieinem Atelier in cine @de ge-
felt batte, bon BEN Brablereien
oes iungen Mannes erfubr, belhloB
er, oieiem einen Denf5ettel 81 ge-
ben. - gines Cages traf er i'm in
@eieuidaft mebrerer ieiner Srenn-
Sc ulo reoete i'm an: .Ib, lie
Der Sreuno, tpie idOn, Dab i'd Sic
bier treffe. Sd bate immer Idon
Die abiidt, Sic au beiuGen, fOnnte
aber nod feline 3eit ou5u finoen.
Wi1en Sic lbrlgens lGon, 0aB
man Dor fur3em Bel mir eingebro-
den bat2" ngtein, perebrter Wfei-
iter", entgegnete Der Waler Der nif)t
menig itol5 mar auf Die Dertraulihe
Mnreoe oes beriibmten Mannes.
Sinh Sbnen DertpoGe Sa6en ge-
itobIen noroen?" n8ie mans
men mitnabmen un0 oie 2einwano
Sic entiinnen Ii1 pieaeidt oes Bill
oes, oas Sic mir Dor einiger 8eit
5uinnoten? Darauf i6ienen es Die
ginbreder gan6 b~eionoers abge-
ieben 8u baben. sic idnitten nam-
lid ben @abmen beraus uno -.
ngfidt moglid", unterbrah ibn
Der Maler, bebeno Dor ~freuoiger
Neugieroe. @as per0en Die Bel
tungen oa5u iogen2" rSie iino be-
reits nformiert" en~tsegenete Sbor-
pal0ien, bob Die Diebe ben Stab
m enmitnabmen un0 Die Seintpano
Iiegen IieBen."
Washington Journal., 1943-10-15
&orte grOber @dnner

@s gibt feline S6uidungen oes
Ser5ens. @as oos @efiibl uns iagt,
1T ales mabr, tpertn au9 mitunter
nl1r fir eitten Mugenblid. (&ur5)
Mimm oi9 Ser @abrbeit an
penn on fnnnit, uno lab bid gerne
ibretpegen baiien; oo6 miie, 0nB
6eine Sa6e ni6t Die Sade Der
@abrbeit iit, uno bite iie, oaB iie
ni6t ineinan0er flieBen
(glauoius)
Ser &au9 gebf iiber ii9, madt
ii9 eigenmiGig in ser 2uft, int, als
moue er bic Come berblen0en uno
ben Simmel itiirmen. 8as tits
ober2 &ommt Elm fleines @inOlein,
10 pertDebt iih uno beridpinoet Der
breitpr1dtige &aliA, oaB niemano
DeiB, mo er geblieben. Mlio ale
Seinoe Der @abrbeit baben's groB
i'm Sinn, tln greltlid, 5ulebt iino
iie pie Der Hau6 ni0er ben Sim,
mel, Der aud in linn ielbit obne
@ino peridminoet. Qutber)
@er an Ser @elt i1offen mia,
Der frage in lid ielber an, in ii6
erringe er oie reinen &rdfte, aber
nit anemt, mas er tut, mas er in-
nerlid entideioet, meme er INNER
Die 8eIt ielbit. 90 miro oann iein
Gun, Oh es gleid i'm fleinen &reiie
fi6 abfpielt, @roBe empfangen.
WreumiB)
Mu9 bon Dem Gotten bIeibt alf
gr6en nod elm Sdein auriid, uno
Die Wadgelaiienen iouen nidt ber-
geiien oaB iie in ieinem 2idte ite-
ben, onmit fie Die Sdnoe uno Mnt-
liB rein erbalten. (Storm
9efoIIetierte 6rauen iino
oft am wenigitcn o~ffeuDcr6ig.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-15
@Dam @eflame?

Ser ungefr0nte R0nig oes otter
reidiiden SuBbaus, Mfreo S9aff-
ter, mar nidt nur tpegen ieines
~fabelbaften Spiels, ion6ern aud
uegen ieiner idlagfertigen gntmor-
ten beriibmt.
Sci elmer Seier itieB Sdaffner
aud aif einen Silmoperateur, Der,
als er Sdaffner erblidte, aiisrief:
n@9 nie i9aoe, oaB sic nidt
friiber 6a tDaren. Chen mar @erter
araus bier. Man bGtte einige ge-
meiniame Gufnabmen MAIDEN uno
Sic NIT &raiis peretpigen f0nner."
@orauf Sdaffner entgegnete:
.aber tuo5u 0enn, gum &enterl
@ralts braudt bod gar feine Me.
Flannel"
Washington Journal., 1943-10-15
UMSONST S Sefis wSss P ,on

FORNPS HEIL-OEL IMMINENT - anti
septisch-bringt schnelle Linderung Won
rheumatischen und neuralgischen Schmer-
zen, m~uskulosen Rlckenschmerzen, steifen
oder schmerzenden Muskeln, Verstau-
chungen und Verrenkungen.
FORNFS MAGOLO = alkalisch-lindert
gewisse akute Magenstorungen vie Sod
bremen und Verdauungsstorungen, her
v~orgerufen durch Elm Uebermass an Saure.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-15

9efoIIetierte 6rauen iino
oft am wenigiten o~ffeuber5ig.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-15
Namem Der IOmate nMO
DER Sage

Sanuar lit ser benz r0miiden @ott
Sonl1s geneibte Monat. Saniis bntte
3tDei @eIi6ter. Dns cine inb in Die
8erganeenbeit, oas onOere in Die gu
funft. Sauna 6eiBt Oie Sire. Ser
oIte oeutide Monatsname loutet
8intermanotb, in SeIien Sart-
monot. 5ebruar benamt pom romi-
f9en &einigungsfeit. Ser Oeutide
Same Sornung. MGra lit Ser Dem
rom. Rriegsgott Mars gebeiligte
@onot, ser aIte Oeutide Same tit
2en3inmanotb. Npril, lateiniid Der
aGes %eroffnenoe Sriiblingsmonat,
Ser oeuti9e Nome Sitermonat. Wtoi,
1ateinii9 Mnius, oas @rOBerDeroen,
oos @riinen, BEL 2utber Wfeigen,
oann 8onnemono. sunni, lnteiniI6
ser Monat Ser @0ttin Sumo, oeuti6
8ra6monot. SiiIi, lateinii6 friiber
Quintilis, ip1ter 81 @bren 0es Die
3eitre6nung beridtigenOen, utter
oie @0tter beriesten Sel0berrn Goius
Sulius Gaeiar benamt, 0eutI6
Seumonat. @uguit, friiber Sertilis,
IpGter nod Dem &aiier Iuguitus be.
tont, 0euti9 grntemonat, Septem.
Der, Iateinii6 Ser iiebente Wonat
bonn @Gr5 nod Dem Glteiten rom.
&olenoer, 0eutl1 SerbItmonat, Glter
@itumanot - @ol5monat, in benz
8rennbol3 pitu eefGat miro.
Sftober, lateinii6 Ser a6te Monat
bonn MGr3, 5l &arls 5. @r. Belt
pinoumemanotb, @einleiemonat,
bonn Ioteinii6en @inOemita - @ein-
Ieie, beitte Oeuti9 @ilbbart. 0ooem-
Der, IateiniI6 Ser nelnte Monat bonn
MGra, CUR 3eit aarl 5. @r. Serbiit-
manot, beute Nebelung. DECEMBER,
Iateinii1 Ser 10. Monat bonn MtGr5,
our Belt &arIs 5. Or. Seiligmanot,
ODER @briltmon, ooer Sartman, ODER
S9lodtman ODER @olfmon, berte
gbriItmono.
Montag, bonn dlteren oeuti6en
8ort Mon fir Mono, gebiloet nod
Dem Iotein. Nomen Sag ser Mono-
g0ttin 2una. 9ienstag, oltoeuti9
3istag, cine Nodbiloung 6es lateini-
iden Mors, &riegsgott. 3istag ge-
bort 5u 3eus, griedii6er Simmels-
gott. 2utber bat 9ienstag, in @n-
lebnung an oiener. Cine nn6ere Mrt-
nobme gebt auriid auf 9instog,
glei9 @eri9tstog. Mitttpo6 tit Nfit-
tie Ser @o6e. @It0eutI9 @o0anstag,
Ser oberIte oeutI9e Soft, Iateinii9
Gag oes Mercurius, Oes @ottes Der
&aufleute. 9onnerstug, Dem alten
oeuti9en 9onnergott, 9onar, ge-
meibt. 2ateiniid Ser Sag Sobis, 0es
oberIten @ottes Ser &0mer. Srei.
tag, getpeibt Ser gbefralt, Sria ODER
Srigg, oes @ottes 8ooan. 2ateinii9
Ser Sag Ser 8enus, Ser 2iebe. Sonrt-
abeno, GIter Sunnenaben6. Sans
tog aus Gabbot. SIN 2ateinii6en Der
Sag oeg @otteg Saturnus. Sonntag,
S%unnenoag, nod benz Sdtetniiben
Sag BEG @ottes ser Come (SoD,
m1breno oos @ort Dominica latei-
mild Sag oes &errn beoeutet.
9ie Seittoge; SItern, oas Seit Der
MorgenrOte, BEG Sriiblings, i'm al
ten OeutI9 @oiturmonat, ins gbriit-
lihe iibertragen. Oas @ort Yaai9
lit bebrdiid-griediiden 1triprunges.
8fingften, bon Dem tu%aaoernoen
Stamm ser 6eutiden @oten aus Dem
@rie9ii9en aIs oas Seit oes flint
5igiten Cages, gri6iid pentefoitd
&dmera mad Sitern, iibernommen.
@eibna9t oos Set ser beiIigen, ge-
tpeibten gaa9t. -iitfeft, oos Seit
Ser 8efenner gbriiti. 8ei6e Na6fom-
men Der Sonnenmenofeier gum lang
item Sag 5u Sobannis.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-15
WereiussR alenOer

GDmcDrD Club. Yr1iioent
4freo Sdpeier; Sefretar, 5rau u,
G1ln1ter, 1863 Conn. ADe., g. 8.
g~eriammlung ieoen oritten Wfittmof
i'm Monnt.
@roipeet &ia TriebbOf. 1r6iiOent
Greo @ogeIinng; Sefretar: S. q.
@imtler; Snasmeifter: laurence ..
Shut. Herf. am 2. Smstag I'm
Wonnt i'm GrieObofsgebdn6e.
4 0eati6e Treimanrer 2pss
ny Grminins, Nr. %, T.GMM,
wv Gefretdr: 6rebt. Bertram.
1341 Sbepber6 Ctr. u. g. Der.
ionulIung am /. Dienstne i'm Wto.
nat I'm Weiien Maionic EempeI, 18ts
unb 8 StrnBe, d. 70.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-15
e

9 ia meni1lide Stimme lit f6big,
t7einbaIb MiaiorOen Deridieoene
9aute in Ser 9ebIe 81 bil6en.
6 3 IoGte einen Sdriftiteaer inn
mer freuen, penn iid feline 2eier bel
ieinen Sdriften mebr Oenfen ols er
IeIber.
grinOung ser
Srou lit Eiefieeforidung: reite
S6dbe, ober iebr gefabrOOa, iie gu
beben.
Sin 8ort, oas nns entidliipft,
lit Serr iiber uns; ober mir IinO
Serr oes @ortes, 0as mir fir uns
bebaltert.
@as niist es, OaB Ou Oeinen
ainOern guten Stat erteilit, tDGb-
reno ou ibnen ieIbit elm bOies Bel
ipiel eibit?
9ie @be lit elm &lnItperf, 6as
meiit oa am beiten gelingt, mo Die
@beleute li6 am rDeniglten als
D&iinitler" Dorfommen.
&Iage nibt, oaB Oh Oos 9o6en
oes 5robiinns b%erlorelt. Sci 0anf-
bar, oaB ou 0afiir 0as 26heln Der
b~er5eibenOen Site fanoeIt.
Eiefe @oiier pIdtidern nidt
10 loltt Die flahe 81de. 9ie tiefen
@aiier iinO sic i%tiliten. Gin ianf-
ter filler @eilt tit foitlid Dor Soft.
SIN Sturme oes 2ebens Derliert
cine Srau Ieidt Sen &opf = aber
Die Griiur bolt ie felt.
Aleranoer @ngel.
Mon bat our6 aaerIei @eriu6e
feItgeItent, onB @0lfe einen uniiber-
nin0lifen MbI6eu gegen @eigen-
muftf baben. Sic beginner iofort
5u beulen, flemmen sen Sdpan5
5iDii6en sic 8eine un6 lire &iiden-
boore itrGuben itf.
9 meiiten Siere iin0 Ser See
franfbeit untermorfen, MIR @ut0e
un6 &oben nift, sic biel ouf S6if-
fen gebalten peroen, getp0bnen ii9
an sic 8etpegung. @0geI bleiben
meiitens BON Der Seefranfbeit ber-
idont, ga lie oos S1ponfen Ser
3peige geuobnt Iin6.
Oas biaigite Barometer, 6as
man baden fam, lit Elm lartees
meni9lides Soar, oas in cine I6tpu-
DE 90iung &ebiooa getou6t mir6.
Damn miro es o~ufgeb1ngt unO 0usd
elm @epiht itroff ge3ogen. Sci feuG-
ter @itterung miro es Ianger, PEI
trodener 5iebt es iid 5uiommen.
Oie 3igarrenpriifer rau6en meii.
6ie 3ignrren ni9t, iiber sic fie ibr
l1rteil obgeben ionen, ion0ern blaie1s
elm MunoboG gfau1 in elm nit
8aiier ausgeIpiiltes @los. 9lrd
oie Seudtigfeit miro Ser &ou6 0arin
feItgeboIten, tporouf Der Briifer
6oron rieGt. 9enn er beurteilt Die
Qualitdt Der 3igorre nod Dem Sc
rud oes &au6es.
Ole rote Sole ser fran80fti@en
Solooten mur6e aus Spariamfeits-
griinoen eingefiibrt, oenn Der
@riegsminiiter batte i'm Sabre 1929
al1sgerednet, oaB sic rotten Soieu
I'M 100000 ST.. biaiger Daren als
oie Biz oabin iibli9en blaii gefGrb.
ten; auBeroem botten fie ben Dor.
tell, Sen Mann groBer erideiner gu
Iaiien, mas ibm Iebr mi9tig erldien.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-15
&idarb @asner unb Der jange
&DmpDniit

Sis gfidaro @agner etnmal in
@ien peilte, IieB iid Bel ibm elm
iunger &omponiit meloen, Der
0arum Bat, Dem Meiiter cine neue
eigene Sonidopfung uoripielen gu
ourfe1. 26deln0 iagte 8agner gu.
n@s lit cine Sinfonie, Der Eitel
lautet: nan sic 9adpeltl" bemerf-
te Der 8eiuher unO ieBte ii4 an
ben 6liigel.
Na9 been6etem Spiel erbat er
ii6 @agners urtpil. Ser flopfte
ieinem 8eiuder freunolid auf Die
S9ulter uno meinfe:
ySebr nett unO DielDeripreheno,
mein iunger 6reun0. Sour fiirdte
ia, onB Die Muiif lire NniHrift
n;emals erreiden mirol
Washington Journal., 1943-10-15

@fD6oIogie. Ser wnbre
6~raupnfenner erfennt, 0nB man Die
Grauen ni9t erfeRnea fam.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-15

Ole Srau lit cine Seilise, gum
minoeiten ieood cine Sdeinbeilige,
bic Den Saein pabrt, aud tpern er
triigt.
M Meranoer @ngeI.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-15

Ole @rfabrung. sd
balte &iiiien fir ungeiuno." ~Md,
ib bin niemals -" n@ns, niht
sefilBt2" sgein. franz gemoroenl"
Evening star., 1943-07-11

Himilco in 397 encountered a like
disastrous conclusion. But "the
metropolis Of the Mediterranean"
fell to the Roman general Marcellus
in 212 and subsequently was merely
city of the empire. Independent
Sicilian history now comes to an end
for many ages"
The Vandals reached the island
from Carthage, and the Goths ruled
1t from 491 to 551 AID. A satellite
of Constantinople in the period of
the Barbarian assimilation, the whole
territory again was disputed be-
tween Europe and Africa" when the
Saracens raided it in 655 and period
ically thereafter repeated their visit.
Moors from Spain took Panormus
in 831 and kept it for 230 years. The
entire island was a Mohammedan
possession in 965. Liberation was
achieved by the Normans led by
Roger de Hauteville the First between
1860 and 1890. He was a man of
magnlncent genius, and he made his
kingdom a power in the world.
Never before or after was the island
so united or so independent" Four
German emperors subsequently wore
the Sicilian crown. Charles Of Anjou
claimed power in 1868 and frightful
troubles arose from his contention.
The Vespers Of Easter Tuesday, 1882,
was massacre of the Angevin
French incredibly horrible. It re-
suited in the intervention of Peter
of Aragon and Spanish dominion.
More recently the annals of the
island record attacks by the Turks,
occupation by the dukes of Savoy,
several reconquests by Spain, absorp-
ton by Austria and, finally, emanci-
patton by Garibaldi. Peace never
has prospered under Etna's yellow
plume. The burning mountain is a
symbol of mutability, incessant
change, a constant shifting Of the
sands of life for all who look upon
it's broken crater.