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Show THE BULLETIN Hitler, Germanys Man of Mystery, Founded His Success on Psychology WHAT to EAT C. Houston Goudiss Discusses Vitamins And Vision; Explains How and Why You Should Feed Your Eyes Czech Crisis Presented First Test of (Bluff Game That Won Him Power Over Reich. By C. HOUSTON GOUDISS of years, scientists have stressed the FOR a number of a diet as a means of maintainand preventing disease. Reing health, promoting growth more even an significant development has occurred. cently, It has been determined that a carefully chosen diet is absolutely well-balanc- ed By JOSEPH W. LaBINE The greatest mystery of our modern times is Adolf Hitler, who feels within himself a godlike mandate to guide Ger- manys destiny. Perhaps that very mystery is what gives him strength, for men have always stood in awe of that which they cannot understand. Behind the mustache and frowning eyes lies a mind that is both brilliant and irrational. Adolf Hitler is at once a master of other men and a slave to himself. He is an inveterate brooder, and though brooders seldom have power over other men, Der Fuehrer is master of HIS FOLLOWERS WERE REWARDED! Thu picture teat taken the Reich. Hitler became in Adolf before 1932, chancellor, at he He is a bluffer who has stub- early national socialist students. Inconspicu-ou- t a of matt meeting d bornly waved a in the background (at left of Hitler) were Herman Wilhelm sword at world democracy, Goering, note chief of ttaff, and Paul Joteph Goebbelt, note proparefusing to give an inch be- ganda minuter . two-edge- ar took refuge in blindness, a nervous reaction in which he did not allow himself to see Germanys shame. Finds His Tongue ed Peace brought Socialists, Communists and reactionaries to Germany, men who loved to orate from soap boxes. In such an electrified element Hitler found his tongue, deoratorical tricks and veloped learned to control his audience like a magician. The bitterness of youth was giving way to the vengeful spirit of manhood. Adolf Hitler was on cessive dryness of the eyeball, has long been known to be caused by a vitamin A deficiency. It is also well known that a liberal amount of this vitamin will prevent that serious disease and will ev-- n effect a cure where destruction of the cornea has not progressed too far. This suggests the tremendous importance of including in the diet foods rich in vitamin A cod- - and other oils; milk and other dairy products; green leafy and yellow vegetables; and egg yolk. Experiments with rats, whose dietary requirements are similar to those of man, show a close connection between cataract and a deficiency of another vitamin vitamin G. This is found most abundantly in meat, milk, eggs, fruit and vegetables. Were she concerned about protecting the blessing of good eyesight alone, that would be sufficient reason why every homemaker should plan meals that are rich in vitamins. But it is not only the eyes which are dependent upon vitamins, for they have many other functions to perform. An improper diet may cause people to drive automobiles blindly at night so that they are dangerous not only to themselves and their passengers, but to everyone on the streets and roads. A deficient diet will also send them bodthrough life with brains, ies, senses. .That is why I urge you to learu everything you can about food, so that iu planning meals you will not only feed your eyes, your husband's eyes and your childrens eyes, but will take advantage of the wonderful discoveries of nutritional science to make every member of the family so efficient that they will enjoy the best of health each day of their lives. fish-liv- er half-efficie- nt half-efficie- al half-efficie- nt 33. How You Can Look Slimmer 32-pa- ge The modern Adolf Hiller, a raving tpeechmaker tcho believes the messes are unintelligent, that they will learn only by constant repetition. m his way, planning craftily like a that press agent for the build-u- p would eventually bring him to power. From Austrias ancient national socialism he took the swastika, a good luck sign of antiquity. From his party, the workers national socialist group, he took the initials, which, in German, spelled Nazi. From Mussolini, who was about to march on Rome in a Pullman car, he borrowed the shirt" idea because he knew Germans loved uniforms. His program, aimed at the nebulous objective of building a great nation, had as its cardinal principles the ousting of Jews, repudiation of war guilt, reparations and the Versailles treaty. His stronghold was Munich, and there he began drawing huge crowds at speeches delivered wherever there was an audience, usually in high-pitche- HITLER HIGHLIGHTS 1889 10 Your Food and Your Eyes pre-nat- al Austrian by Birth His ancestral home is Spittal, Austria, once on the frontier, where poverty and inbreeding have long been the peasants tragedy. His father was Alois Schicklgruber-Hit-le- r, a strong-wille- d cobbler whose first wife brought him money, whose second wife died shortly after her marriage, and whose third wife was the first Mrs. Hitlers housemaid. It was to this third wife that the child Adolf was bom, a weak, sensitive child who disliked his father, and who probably learned to brood through this same dislike. He lived within himself, so much that his former playmates have pictured him standing on a hillaid at night, bawling a political speech at two fruit trees while school chums giggled in the nearby bushes. He was expelled from school for smoking, a strange trick in view of the adult Adolf Hitlers strict abstinence. And it was at Vienna, when 17, that the future Reichsfuehrer first felt lifes reality. Twice refused admission to an art school, forced to earn his bread and beer by painting houses and hanging paper, he suffered for five years the agonies of a man who feels himself unwanted by society. But this bitterness was enough to set him thinking. In Mein Kampf, the autobiography he was to write later while sulking in a German prison, he attempts frantically to explain the Vienna failure by heaping scorn on the effete Hapsburgs, on Jewish capitalists and unpatriotic Socialists. In 1912 he left Vienna for Munich, turning his back on the Austria he was destined one day to rule. In the World war he served four yearr, mostly as an orderly carrying messages. Comrades describe him as a recluse who loved war and boasted how he would conduct Germanys offensive. The comrades laughed and called Adolf Hitler ein Spinner, which is Bavarian dialect for one who is cracked. Shortly before the armistice,- on October 14, 1918, he was gassed and taken to the hospital. There, while peace was signed, while Germany suffered degredation, he closed his eyes and remained blind three months. A psychologist has said he necessary to preserve the general health and efficiency of every bodily function and that there is were found adults. Mild a close relationship between a to moderate among of vitamin A degrees good diet and good eyesight. deficiency were present in from ' to over SO per cent of each group tested. Yet here is the remarkable thing Many people regard their eyein nearly every case, a diet rich sight as one of the five senses which operate in in vitamin A for a few weeks resome mysterious stored the vision to normal. manner of their own! If they suffer A Significant Experiment from An ever, more striking example indigestion, they recognize that of the power of food to affect the it is quite apt to be eyesight is to be found in the redue to something port of an experiment in which they ate. If they breeding sows were given food in are troubled with abundance but lacking vitamin A stomach, liver or for 160 days before and for 30 kidney complaints, days after breeding. In three litthey quickly ap- ters of 35 pigs, all were blind. In preciate that pro- another litter of 14 pigs, all were longed dietary indiscretions may sightless. But under normal feedbe at the root of the trouble. But ing, the same animals produced it never occurs to them that what litters of pigs with normal eyes they eat may affect the eyes Just and vision. This experiment Justias profoundly as it affects the in- fies the eonclusion of one of our beer cellars. Thus came the fa- ternal organs. most noted food scientists, that mous beer cellar putsch, an almost-fatIt is not uncommon, during an the deficiency of essential food eleblunder through which he attack of biliousness, to suffer a ments may so alter vital processes sought a short cut to power. disturbance of the vision. But that that even changes may Leading 2,000 Nazis, he swung into disturbance usually disappears occur. the square fronting Munichs his- with the disorder that caused it. toric Feldherrenhalle, where local On the other hand, a deficient diet Cause of Other Eye Disorders police killed 14 of his followers. But may produce eye troubles that blindness is not the only Night the dynamics of Hitlerism had taken have a far reaching effect upon disease caused by an impropeye effect. Sentenced to five years in health, efficiency, and even per- er diet. Xerophthalmia or conprison, he was released six months sonal safety. junctivitis, characterized by ex WNU C. Houston Goudiss 1B3S-later by a warden who whispered: Herr Hitler, you have made a Nazi Blindness Explained Night out of me. For example, it has been established that there is a definite reNaxiism to Power lation between your vision and the That was in 1924, and the next six vitamins in your diet; between years found Germany prospering, your ability to drive a car safely new and very becoming style, then succumbing to depression. Far at night, and the amount of vitamost flattering to large women. from defeated, though still brood- min foods that you This dress will be lovely in velvet, Hitler had realized his Munich consume. ing, crepe satin, thin wool or silk blunder and was building a stronger To understand this astonishing crepe. On of the to know that is night party. September fact, it necessary The Patterns. 14, 1930, the world gasped to learn vision under faint illumination is 1559 is designed for sizes 34, 36, he had won 107 deputies in the accomplished by means of chemi38, 40, 42, 44, 46 and 48. Size 36 Reichstag election, placing the Nazi cal changes in the pigment at the requires 4 yards of 35 inch maparty second in power. Two years back of the eye. This is known as terial. 2tt yards of ricrac braid. later he was reluctantly made chan- the visual purple of the retina 1613 is designed for sizes 36, 38, cellor by President von Hindenburg and one of its important compo40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50 and 52. With and the conquest was complete. nents is carotene, which is the aclong sleeves, size 38 requires 5 All but one thing. Naziisms rise tive form of vitamin A. yards of 39 inch material; with had produced faithless followers, The visual purple might be comshort sleeves, 4 yards. Collar one of them Ernst Roehm. On June pared to the film in a camera. and jabot in contrast would take When you are in a dim light and 30, 1934, he and at least 70 others yard. were quietly liquidated and the the eyes are suddenly exposed to Fall and Winter Fashion Book. world knew Adolf Hitler was su- bright light, the visual purple is The new preme in Germany.' Fall and Wingreatly reduced or bleached. This ter Pattern Book which shows WhyT Is it his remarkable gift of change results in a stimulation of photographs of the dresses being oratory, his personality, his pro- the optic nerve and enables you to worn is now out (One pattern and gram or fear? Is it Germanys ap- see clearly. When an adequate supply of vithe Fall and Winter Pattern Book preciation of the Fuehrer who has 25 cents.) You can order the led them confidently from one con- tamin A is present in the body, the visual purple is rapidly rebook separately for 15 cents. quest to another? But when the supply Send your order to The Sewing Probably a combination of these generated. much a peis longer Inadequate, Circle Pattern Dept., 149 New behind but them all is the qualities, most important secret: Adolf Hitler riod elapses before the corrective Montgomery Ave., San Francisco, Calif. Patterns 15 cents (in coins) is a master psychologist He threw chemical change takes place. Dureach. over the Versailles treaty and ing the intervening time, many walked into the Rhineland when people find it difficult to see. That is the condition known as 1 F YOU take a womans size, Great Britain and France were busy blindness." And it accounts youll certainly enjoy having i At a Standstill night watching Premier Mussolinis con- for the fact that a both of these smart, new, slenderproporThe large world is held back chiefly, of took He quest possesEthiopia. not by bad men and women, but sion of Austria when Britain and tion of serious motor accidents oc- izing styles. Theyre extremely and made up in mateFrance were busy with internal cur at night. Victims of this de- becoming, by good ones who have stopped strife. His game of foreign con- ficiency disease are first blinded rials and colors of your own choos- growing. W. T. P. Faunce. will be the joy of your quest has been a continuous bluff, by approaching headlights, then ing, they until it seemed certain that no pow- eannot quickly readjust them- life, one for house work, and the er would challenge his occupation of selves after the oncoming ear has other for afternoon and dinner enTheir ability to drive gagements. Both of these dresses passed. Czechoslovakia. SALT LAKE'S NEWEST HOSTELRY Is safely subsequently Impaired are so very simple to make that He was mistaken there, but the for it. cannot see the thoroughly youll enjoy doing they clearly bluff continued with amazing sucOur lobby is delightfully air Each pattern includes a detailed cess. He turned down repeated of- road ahead, and they may miss rtslrd dwriig the wrr saths besew of chart for the or guidance curves, dangerous pedestrians fers of peaceful settlement, confi- other vehicles. ginners. dent that Britain and France would The House Dress. eventually capitulate. When they Notice how very practical and Common Complaint A war he a caused scare that refused, comfortable this dress is, with evthrew all Europe into a turmoil. At Unfortunately, the prevalence of ery detail you want for working the last moment, when there seemed night blindness is not generally freedom and slim lines. Darts is held that it no way to avoid armed conflict, he recognized, though make waistline slim and neat, the summoned a meeting of powers to urban dwellers are more conscious but not tight. The armholes are discuss a peaceful settlement. His- of it than those living In the rural areas. This is borne out by the ample, the sleeves very short, and tory will say he won again. for greater freedom. The fact that ocular disorders from vi- slashed skirt has sufficient, unhampering common are tamin less deficiency Psychology Triumphant fullness at the hem. Its a diaHOTEL He uses psychology in oratory, in urban than in rural areas. gram design, that you can finish knowing that emotion is a stronger in a few hours. For this, choose Children Often Victims appeal than common sense. The percale, calico, or gingham. words come in torrents, at first Since the discovery of the close The Afternoon Dress. Bates I1JO to 1Q0 then intense, then breaking connection between vitamin A and Just wait to see how nice and into a sob. Tin Ilotcl Teaplo Squere has the ability to see in dim light, sci- slim your hips look, in this clevhighly drelrable, friendly ,1mm He uses psychology in showmanentists have tested large numbers erly designed dress, with just a ph.rn.You will alwayeflnd itlusmuo-ulatship. At the recent Munich party of school children to determine little fullness above the waist to nuprmnly eomfortabia, and Ann thoroughly agrrrnhlo.You congress he kept the air charged whether vitamin A was present in emphasize the slick, smooth cut fora under. land why thin hotel ini with constant expectation. Soldiers their diet in HIGHLY RECOMMENDED adequate amounts. below. This design gives you the Y marched and bands blared. Loudnlao appreciate why i It was revealed that from 26 to 79 fashionable bodice detailing, in of dintlnctlam to atea Its a mark hoeofifuf speakers announced Der Fuehrers per cent of the children examined soft, lengthening jabot drapes that this hostelry every movement as he left the hohad incipient night blindness. have a dressy, but not a fussy, ERNEST C ROSSITER, Mgr. tel, began driving to the stadium and The same deplorable conditions look. Bishop sleeves are another began mounting the platform. Here was a show to bring tears of pride to any Nazis eyes. He uses psychology in his program. Though Germans work hard and have little to show for it, the hazy promise of a greater Reich hangs constantly before their eyes. 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Ptpaorfanf 'a Irtdm mart for Ha brand ot PuriKad Alkyl Salfata Western Nrwiprsr Union. ad-drett- cause dictators cannot afford to change their minds. But it cannot be said that Hitlers power has gone to his head, for he demonstrated this same stubbornness long before the Munich beer-cellputsch, long before the late President von Hindenburg grudgingly made him chancellor. To know the man you must follow his growth, a story in whose every chapter is a trace of the bitterness that can only come from midguided genius. It is the story of a potential giant who stumbled through his early years, groping desperately for an anchor. and WHY Born in Braunau, Austria, the son of former cobbler and hit third wife housemaid of the first Mrs. Hitler. 1909 Migrated to Vienna where he was turned down for art study, becoming a houte painter and paper hanger. 1912 Migrated to Munich, Germany. 1914 Joined German army, serving four years, mostly as an orderly. 1918 Lost eyesight temporarily, ostensibly through gas "artr but probably from nervous condition. 1920 Began addressing political meetings in Munich. 1923 Attempted Munich beer hall putsch to inaugurate march on Berlin. Was arrested, thrown in prison. 1924 Released after six months, dropped into obscurity. 1930 Nasi party won 107 deputies in Reichstag, becoming second largest group in nation. 1933 Appointed chancellor by President von Hindenburg. 1931 u Blood purge' liquidated Nasi partys enemies. 1935 Tore up disarmament clauses of Versailles treaty. 1936 Marched into Rhineland. 1938 Annexed Austria. 1938 Annexed Csrch Sudeten area. d, Temple Square a, hi coo-Too- th strong-chinne- d I |