... in uniform, and seem to enjoy it. Many of the election Ylwcaxds stretched across the roads were as follows:—*‘ Vote for Adolf Hitler; say ‘ Yes’ ” * One nation, one leader —Yes.” ‘“ Germans, think of the Saar.” “ Your honour demands, Yes.” .~ No youui ...

... essential flaw in H enry Ford's philosophy of life, C. W. Price with equal Adolf Hitler his So wide is the range oldiers and saints, m u icians and calmness deciphering Adolf Hitler in his profound sentimentality, fda ry Agnes Hamilton and Robert Bernays ...

... at Mr Leslie When he said that, and ' I could not help thinking of a gentieman in Germany whom he resembles somewhat, Adolf Hitler. This evoked loud laughter, in which Mr Leslie {0“?04. a 8 well as eome calls of ** Withdraw ! t 18 an insult.”” ‘I have ...

... not a cricket book ; indeed, it begins with a chapter of local history from ussex and ends with a close-up portrait of Adolf Hitler. It touches on the League of Nations , on the train ing of boys for the sea, on goings-on at Oxford, on the English public ...

... been perpetuated not haplin, but also by that other comic, Adolf only by C harlie haplin, but also by that other comic, Adolf Hitler. After this one imagine that nobody will wish to it, which will m ake the new A.P .M .'s job very much easier. An A.P.M ...

... least prepared to die as heroes. The story circulating at the time of the September crisis of 1988 was profoundly right. Adolf Hitler asks his Commanders-in-Chief : ** Our ammunition will be sufficient for how long? “ My leader, for two years! ** And ...

... Serenade,”’ inspired by Adolf Hitler. Written and presented by KEdward F. Balloch. Act I.—Scene—Becret Service Headquar ters, London. “Shetlanders and Orcadians! Lend me your ears! I have the honour to inform you that Adolf Hitler has begun in Berlin a ...

... the cost of the whole thing and the largeness of the staff But the Ministry had one strong admirer at least. Wis name was Adolf Hitler. “Propaganda’s the thing,” he said, as he watched Northeliffe's pamphlets fluitering earthwards behind the German lines ...

... already enslaved people. THE GERMANY OF TO-DAY. By what process, then, has Germany come to aecept the type of leader of which Adolf Hitler is the latest, although not the most arisfocratic example? Aclnall{{ the real cohesion of the German people did.not take ...

... showing (a) just what games had been excelled in by, say, J ulius Caesar, Nelson, \\'ellington, Cromwell, Columbus and Adolf Hitler; and (b) in what departments of life leadership had been exerci eel by great players of football, cricket , tennis and ...

... lures and the stormings, the threats and the spell-bindings, of the most gifted and most unscrupulous demagogue in history-Adolf Hitler. l\lr. Sheridon tells his story well. Schuschnigg was the strange product of a military family. Both his grandfather and ...

... GIRLS SHOCKING — AS WITH THE ONLY THE TRUTH SAME THOUGHT. CAN BE! ONE MAN . THE AN DEATH OF ROBERT PAIGE LOUSIE ALLBRITTON ADOLF . HITLER With l FIRED LUDWIG DONATH g ‘N r GALE SONDERGAARD ; !FE At 1-25, 1 At 2-50, 5-35, 8-15 p.m’.A’ 4.5, 6-50 p.. ...