L. Frank Favored Company Have a Tremendous Selection of Chester- Among Civilians, Too
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all walks of life is shockingly bad, I 'Last Man Out' Calls so bad that in July and August, 1943, for the first time, you met peo-' “FOR A GENERATION THE SPECIALTY SHOP FOR SMART YOUNG WOMEN= pie almost every day who dared I openly to complain of the regime Germany's Morale when you got them alone. Rea- sons are not difficult to point out. First, 12,000,000 foreign workers 'Shockingly Bad' make a big contribution to defeat- ism, discreetly magnifying the ex- in a (Another Series.) tent of reverses _i_ German and airing By GUNNAR T. PIHL, personal grievances, which are Swedish Journalist. largely the same as those of the Germans. STOCKHOLM (NANA).—Although Second, the total mobilization in there is no organized opposition to spring and early summer this the Nazi leaders, .there are men, year has THIRTEENTH • BETWEEN E AND F nevertheless, millions of them, in robbed the German citizen of his last of the Reich waiting for the moment feeling comfort and se- Now, he held when their hatred of the Nazi party curity. everything dear is either "verboten" or can be expressed. They are found impos- sible to obtain. in many different walks of life. I will discuss the main under Evacuation: At first they tried to groups Tuxedo Front the different headings. j keep evacuated families together, Coot, but after the trimmed with Leop- Army: This is the only real heavy bombing of the Ruhr at the of ard-dyed lapin; also menace to Naziism simply because it beginning this sum- mer, the authorities sent to solid color Lapin, is an organized body of men. Its males factories dyed coney, on 100°o weakness lies in the Army officers. doing similar work to those where had been Virgin wool. Warmly The Prussian tradition is to obey they employed and moved women and children east. interlined. Green or orders, whatever they may be. Defeatism is in Sixes 10 to 20. The Army at present lacks a growing Germany. Elver the recent of executions leader—that is the second great spate for that crime, initiated Himm- weakness. Von Brauchitsch is in a by ler, have not been able to deter sanatorium at von Bock Carlsbad, offenders. is dismissed, Rommel is unpopular The first man executed under the with his fellow generals, who are new reign of terror was a high Nazi jealous of his typically Nazi career official of Rostock, who said: "I hope and sudden rise to power from hum- my eldest son won’t be sacrificed on ble beginnings. Von Mannstein, the the eastern front, as others, before soldier no greatest of them all, is this war is over.” politician. Yet, today, in Berlin, any waiter the will No; Army not rise until or drinking acquaintance will tell defeat or at collapse home brings you, ’'Finish the war and we finish them forcibly face to face with the Nazism.” real enemy—Himmler and the Released by the North American Waffen SS. Newspaper Alliance. Inc.) Bishops Defy Nazis. Church; The Evangelical Church Land Assessor Named cannot be reckoned with, because it LA PLATA, Md., Oct. 26 (Special.!! is a national body. But the Catholic —The Charles County Commission- j Church is an international world ers announced today the appoint-! power. Catholic bishops. Count iment of Guy Moreland of Waldorf Konrad Preysing, in Berlin, and |as county land assessor. Mr. More- ; Counts Galen of Munster and j land formerly served as county Schulte of Cologne, have not hesi- treasurer. j tated in their sermons to speak out fearlessly and openly against the Nazis. A story long current in Berlin tells HERE'S VALUE! of a sermon preached by Bishop BI Dressy Prime Sif- Schulte against the “lie. that limps ■ ver Fox, on 100°o through Germany.” ^ROOMWmTX f Virgin Wool Called to account by the Gestapo PRIVATE BATH Needlepoint, lux- for insulting the propaganda min- urious full skins. ister, Goebbels, the bishop replied AND RADIO Warmly interlined indignantly: “But I was referring your dress to the devil.” SOso coat in Black, Monarchists: There seems little dm TO Red, Grey, Blue. or no sympathy among the mass of Sixes 10 to 20. the German people to restore the $050 00 S125 monarchy. The Monarchists’ party, W TO DOUBLE however, is extremely active at pres- Accommodation! for 1000 guest!. ent, enlisting big landowners in East Prussia and industrialists in West- '—7.4/ /If / # IN ern TTmtS °SQUARt Germany to support their candi- HOTEL [ | date. Prince Louis Ferdinand, grandson of the ex-Kaiser. It is doubtful if they meet with much CHESTERFIELD **! 130 West 49th C success. Street, New York wmafiui WRITE FOR Communists: Until two years ago, ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET there was a big leaning inside Ger- many toward a Communist govern- ment, but this has now almost dis- appeared for two reasons. First, bolshevization of the Ger- man Nazi state has gone to such ex- tremes-—bv total mobilization, state control of industry and so forth, German people realize Communism entails the loss of everything they consider pleasant and comfortable. Return With Bad Reports. Second. German soldiers have grand brought back from the east front t such tales of desolation and poverty SMILE as in Russia to render the picture —-w of a Russian Communist state dis- | Smile and enjoy Me without den* tasteful to the of Germans, majority tal plate embarnssment. A More probable oppositionists are daily j Stera-Kleen teeth immao | Social Democrats, workers who long bathkeeps ulately clean and natural for a parliamentary system on Eng- looking.' | This I lish-American lines, trade unions great formula wai perfected and ordinary democratic life as by a dentist to ■ remove stain*, Anglo-Saxons understand it. brighten the teeth and helps free I reckon over 50 cent of the Another Selected Blonde per the mouth of offending "dentuae Kaplowitz Coat Event .... founded on German in Muskrat trims this people today secretly, breath. "4 Start ] Stera-Kleen ? can to this the sheer of fur the heart, belong party which, \!oiay. 304, all druggist*. Luxury trimmings superb Gorgeous Tuxedo with Allied aid. I consider the event- detail of the front coat, on 100°o tual successor in power to the Nazis. tailoring, plus 100% Virgin wool fabrics virgin wool. Wormly People ask me every day, "How ts and brought to you at prices interlined Colors, morale in Germany?" My answer is truly extraordinary. Light or Dork green, simple: Morale of the Germans in Kaplowitz is exceedingly proud to present these mas- Brown Wine. Sires 9 to 17, Junior Misses. terpieces of coat fashions to Washington's most dis- * * $95 $ Gift from ffeckerA Means More criminating women. 14J'PticfL *68-°° to *125m Illustrated: Your ever-good, all-pur- pose Chesterfield Coat, in rare and lovely colors Horizon Blue, Lettuce Green, Rio Rita Red, African Brown or Shadow' Black. Decorative buttons are a feminine note in this masterful style Baum Martin Skunk. tailored to please the eye and your One of the many figure! Best of all you'll love the fine styles of selected quality wool! Skunk Tuxedo in Baum Martin Dyed or Natural Tipped Skunk ... the fur that stands the hard- 45.00 est wear. Wormly in- terlined. Colors Blue, Beige, Brown Red. Sues 9 to 17. Junior 22.50 Misses. There's no style more popular (and more service- $95 able) than the Chesterfield Coat. Wecr it smartly work or school as on CT x to just delightfully your \• T HIS good-looking, practical ward- evenings of play. It has warmth without bulk, and ^ robe case is "TOPS" with Naval, Army tremendous style! Best of all, you'll own a really and Marine officers alike well smart and useful Coat, for very little cost. L. Frank favored Company have a tremendous selection of Chester- among civilians, too. Finely made of heavy The Luxury of Rich Mink Support the adorns this 100% wool fields see them and make your choice. duck and reinforced with saddle pure long-wearing fitted coot, with a deep Community with notched collar. leather. Room to spare for two uniforms (or suits) War Fund FOURTH FLOOR Warmly interlined. One of on hangers plus plenty of accessory space. the many unusual values in this sale. Black only. Sizes Other Untrimmed Coats, 25.00 to 59.95 Luggage, Second Floor 14 to 38. $110 SHOP DAILY, Including SATURDAY, 9:30 to 6 ^ THIRTEENTH • BETWEEN E AND F L. Frank Co. THURSDAY, 12:30 to 9 Miss Washington Fashions 12th and F Streets October It Community War Fund Month *(five ictlxeJfv/Hm unity Hat Fund* -FURS COATS SUITS DRESSES SPORTSWEAR= .