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... doctors and psychologists, Frank has beoomo known Se the human echo boy. The German woman—Frau &Lett. Tchwarze, of Finsterwalde, Brandenburg, Prutsis—writes that she has bad like experience, and that witches tormented her in bed by tickling her back ...
... WORTH A FRANC Before explaining further. Mr Finsterwald sold his interveiwer a coupon. value one Swiss franc (about a shilling) for 85 centimes (say 10d). . Even though you aren 't a member of the association, he explained, you can get one Swiss franc's ...
... the age-old system of barter. They do it through associations known as Le Bon Troc. meaning The Fair Swap. M. Paul Finsterwald, the stationer who is director of the Bon Troc Association of Geneva, explained how it worked in an interview. The old ...
... most of us are short, at a loss of 15 centimes worth of skill, muscle or merchandise.” The Geneva association, said M. Finsterwald. has 350 members, that in Lausann - '. and the one in Zurich and district 5.000 The three associations are now working out ...
... is the month of Maying (Thomas Morley); school, Fain would I change that note (Hume); orchestra, The singers from Finsterwald and The Young Recruit (arr. Heller Nicholls); choir, London Town (Geo. Rathbone) and There is joy in the song we ...
... ' ow the month of Maying (Thomas Morley); school, Fain would I change that r.ote (Hume); orchestra, The singers from Finsterwald and The Young Recruit (arr. Heller Nicholls); choir, London Town (Geo. Rathbone) and There is joy in the song we sing ...
... using live ammunition for the first time in their lives. Part of the Swedish Consulate in Berlin has been evacuated to . Finsterwalde, 55 miles to the 1 south. Yesterday the German cen- ...
... have been erected on the River Spree and it was in connection with this visit that the attempt was to have been made at Finsterwalde, when his armoured train passed through the station. l danger, he h plan « i!f for all time t. operators from . overseas ...
... engineered group of regular and Volksturm officers, was discovered and Hitler’s visit of inspection suddenly cancelled. Finsterwalde and its immediate vicinity was immediately surrounded by a cordon of S.S. men and the Gestapo began its mass arrests which ...
... Marshal Koniev had driven forty-five miles west the River Neisse, and was approaching Finsterwalde. little over forty miles from General Hodges, advancing east. Finsterwalde i§ due north of Dresden and almost directly south of Berlin. 250-Miles Front Other ...
... had blown up the bridge. Marshal Koniev, driving on through the smashed Niesse defences, has advanced in the direction of Finsterwalde, due south of Berlin and about 40 miles from American forces cast of Leipzig. . Toe German report admitted that the Red ...
... announced by Berlin to-day as Marshal Koniev driving on through the smashed Neisse defences advanced in the direction of Finsterwalde due south of Berlin and about 40 miles from American forces east of Leipzig The German report ad mitted that the Red Army ...