The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-17
Breezing Round New York
 Where to Go and What See to Eat and What to Do

New York, N. Y, May 17-Vin- cent Lopez who has become some what of a fixture at the Hotel Taft where his orchestra plays for lunch cons and dinners, has been attract ing considerable attention with his predictions on events to happen, places and dates in the war now raging.
 His opinions will shortly be pub lished in an article over his own signature so that comments here would not be entirely in order. MT. Lopez in making his forecasts has the advantages of good common sense and opportunities to meet people who are possessed of first hand knowledge on related matters. He travels to many war indudstries plants and cities in morale building programs in addition to his New engagement.
 Another impressive and impress ing forecast has been issued by Gey- CT, Cornell and Newell Advertising Agency on which comment may be given here at later date.
 
 I like many others, have taken notice of a very old prediction. It was written in Latin during the Seventh Century by St. Odile, patron Saint of Alsace. The original prophecy was preserved by ecclesias tical authorities. It reatS: Listen, listen my dear Brother, for I have seen terror in the forests and on the mountains. Fright has paralyzed nations because no region of the universe has ever seen such dlsor- ders. The time has come when Ger many will be called the great war ring nation of the world.
 "The time has come when fierce warrior will emerge from Germany and he will undertake to spread war throguhout the world. Men under arms will call him Anti Christ. He will be damned by millions of mothers who will lament, like Rachel, on the fate of their children and who will refuse to be comforted because their children no longer will be of this world, and that all in their homes will have been dev- aStated.
 9Th conqueror will be a native of the Danube Valley. He will be re- markable leader of men. The war he vii wage will be the most terrify- ing that men have yet undertaken.
 His arms will be ablaze and his soldiers will wear hats flashing lightning, while their hands will carry flaming torches. It will be inn possible to calculate the number Of cruelties committed. He will be Vlc- toriouS on land, on sea and 1n the air, because we will see his winged soldiers, in unbelievable attacks rise to the stratosphere where they will seize the stars and throw them upon cities from one end of the universe to the other to start contlagratlonS.
 "The nations will be astonished and will ask Where did this man obtain his strength? How has he been able to undertake such a War| The earth will shake from the shock of battles. Streams will be red With flowing blood and sea-monSters themselves will disperse in terror at the surface of the oceans while dark tempests will spread destruction everywhere.
 "Future generations will be aston ished to observe that his numerous and strong nemies were unable to obstruct his march to victory. And the war will be long.
 "The conqueror will have attained his greatest triumphs by the middle of the sixth month of the second year of hostilities. That will be the end of the first phase of the bloody victories. He will say, 'Ac- cept the yoke of my domination, u,hilo cnrtin11ino tn be victorious