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Show Dust Hitler, Germanys Man of Mystery, Star From in Nursery FoimdedHisSiiccess onPsycliology Sabu Transformed G-M- an By Virginia Vale Czech Crisis Presented First Test of Bluff Came That Won Him Power Over Reich. TF YOURE interested in A or learning to writing write for the movies, take a tip from Hal Roach, who certainly ought to know what he is talking about. By JOSEPH W. LaBINE The greatest mystery of our modern times is Adolf Hitler, who feels within himself a godlike mandate to guide Germanys destiny. Perhaps that very mystery is what gives him strength, for men have always stood in awe of that which they cannot un- He recenUy conducted a survey, as a result of which ha announces that 72 per cent of the themes of current films have been taken from newspaper clippings. Here Is his report: General news (including aviation, maritime disasters, divorce court proceedings, depression stories and natural catastrophes) 48 per cent; crime news, B per cent; letters to editor, 4 per cent; love-lorcolumns, 3 per cent; editorial columns, 2 per cent; snorts, 2 per cent; comic strips, 1 per cent Mr. Roach, at present, Is filming a story called There Goes My Heart which concerns an heiress, (played by Virginia Bruce) who n derstand. 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 Ills FOLLOWERS WERE REWARDED! Thit picture teas power over other men, Der taken early in 1932 , before Adolf Hitler became chancellor, as Fuehrer is master of the he addressed a mass meeting of national socialist students. InReich. in the background (at left of Hitler) w ere Herman conspicuous He is a bluffer who has stubWilhelm Coering, note chief of staff, and Paul Joseph Goebbels, d note propaganda minister. bornly waved a sword at world democracy, months. A psychologist has said he at speeches delivered wherever refusing to give an inch be- took in in blindness, a nervous there was an two-edge- - refuge reaction in which he did not allow himself to see Germany's shame. Medical annals record such cases. Finds Ilis Tongue 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, developed oratorical tricks and 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 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-ler- , 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. HiUers housemaid. It was to this third wife that the child Adolf was born, a weak, sensi- tive 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 hillside 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 HiUers strict absUnence. 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 In enough to set him thinking. 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 years, mosUy as an orderly carrying messages. Comrades describe him as a recluse who loved war and boasted how he would conduct Germany's offensive. The comrades laughed and called Adolf HiUer ein Spinner," which is Bavarian dialect for one who is cracked. ShorUy before the armisUce, on October 14, 1918, he was gassed and taken to the hospital. There, while peace was signed, while Germany suffered degradation, he closed bis eyes and remained blind three Naziism to Power The modern Adolf Hitler, a torrid speechmaker who believes the masses are unintelligent, that they will learn only by constant repetition. from defeated, though still brooding, Hitler had realized his Munich blunder and was building a stronger party. On the night of September 14, 1930, the world gasped to learn he had won 107 deputies in the Reichstag election, placing the Nazi party second in power. Two years later he was reluctantly made chancellor by President von Hindenburg and the conquest was complete. All but one thing. Naziisms rise had produced faithless followers, one of them Ernst Roehm. On June 30, 1934, he and at least 70 others were quietly liquidated and the world knew Adolf Hitler was supreme in Germany. Why? Is it his remarkable gift of oratory, his personality, his program or fear? Is it Germanys appreciation of the Fuehrer who has led them confidently from one conquest to another? Probably a combination of these qualities, but behind them all is the most important secret: Adolf Hitler is a master psychologist. He threw over the Versailles treaty and walked into the Rhineland when Great Britain and France were busy watching Premier Mussolinis conquest of Ethiopia. He took possession of Austria when Britain and France were busy with internal strife. His game of foreign conquest has been a continuous bluff, until it seemed certain that no power would challenge his occupation of Czechoslovakia. He was mistaken there, but the bluff continued with amazing success. He turned down repeated offers of peaceful settlement, confident that Britain and France would When they eventually capitulate. refused, he caused a war scare that threw all Europe into a turmoil. At the last moment, when there seemed no way to avoid armed conflict, he summoned a meeting of powers to discuss a peaceful settlement. History will say be won again. his way, planning craftily like a that press agent for the build-uwould 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. Psychology His stronghold was Munich, and He uses psychology in oratory, there he began drawing huge crowds knowing that emotion is a stronger appeal than common sense. The words come in torrents, at first then intense, then breaking into a sob. He uses psychology in showmanBorn in Bruunau, Austria, the son of former cobbler ship. At the recent Munich party and his third wife housemaid of the first Mrs. congress he kept the air charged with constant expectation. Soldiers Hitler. Migrated to Vienna where he was turned down for marched and bands blared. Loudannounced Der Fuehrers art study, becoming a house painter and paper speakers every movement as he left the hohanger. tel, began driving to the stadium and Migrated to Munich, Germany. began mounting the platform. German Joined army, serving four years, mostly as He uses psychology in his proan orderly. gram. Though German work hard Lost eyesight temporarily, ostensibly through gas and have little to show for it the attack but probably from nervous condition. hazy promise of a greater Reich Began addressing political meetings in Munich, hangs constantly before their eyes. Attempted Munich beer hall putsch to inaugurate' By girding his nation for war, Der Fuehrer has reduced unemployment march on Berlin. Was arrested, thrown in prison. and busy people seldom complain, Released after six months, dropped into obscurity. especially when the world's greatest Nazi party won 107 deputies in Reichstag, becoming propaganda machine directs their second largest group in nation. thought and effort Appointed chancellor by President von Hindenburg. Lastly, he uses psychology in selluBlood purge liquidated Nasi partys enemies. To Germany, ing his personality. Tore up disarmament clauses of Versailles treaty. Adolf Hitler is a man of mystery, Marched into Rhineland. giant who once told Annexed Austria. them: You are mine and I am Annexed Csech Sudeten area. yours, as long aa I shall live! p Triumphant high-pitche- HITLER HIGHLIGHTS 1889 1909 1912 1914 1918 1920 1923 1924 1930 1933 1934 1935 1936 1938 1938 VIRGINIA BRUCE runs away from the Riviera In her In this country and goes to work In her own department store; Fredrlo March Is the reporter assigned to cover her story. Here yon have, says Mr. Roach, a romantlo comedy, not a straight drama, and It combines general news, society news and lovelorn column material. Better study It with that in mind. If youre Interested in seeing how film stories are pot to- grandfather's yacht arrives That was in 1924, and the next six years found Germany prospering, then succumbing to depression. Far gether. Austrian by Birth a audience, usually beer cellars. Thus came the famous beer cellar putsch, an almost-fata- l blunder through which he sought a short cut to power. Leading 2,000 Nazis, he swung into the square fronting Munich's historic Feldherrenhalle, where local police killed 14 of his followers. But the dynamics of Hitlerism had taken effect Sentenced to five years in prison, he was released six months later by a warden who whispered: Herr Hitler, you have made a Nazi out of me. strong-chinne- d C Western Newspaper Union. Man Can Now Talk With God, Says Noted Psychologist News Themes cause dictators cannot afford to change their minds. But it cannot be said that Hitlers power has gone to his head, tor 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, story in whose every chapter is a trace of the bitterness that can only come from misguided genius. It is the story of a potential giant who stumbled through his early years, groping desperately for an anchor. PAGE SEVEN LOGAN. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH CACHE AMERICAN Remember Corinne Griffith, you Not that your memories need go so very far back; it's not so long since she was a popular star. Corinne Is one of the few really happy retired stars. Her hus- band, George Marshall, owns one of the big professional football teams, and be and she travel with the team during the season. And she has those two little girls whom she adopted a few years ago, taking them from an orphan asylum, and taking two when shed meant to adopt just one because they were sisters. Needless to say, shes bringing them up beautifully or thought she was, until she discovered that their favorite game Is that, when left to themselves they make the nursery ring with You wont talk, then you rat! Take that and that! "A now and MOSCOW, IDAHO. revolutionary religions teaching destined to show how w may find, understand and use the identical power which Jesus used, is attracting world-sridattention to its founder. Dr. Frank B. Robinson, noted psychologist and author. "Psychlana," this new scientific teaching, believes that It is today possible tor every normal human being, understanding spiritual law as Christ understood it, "to duplicate every work that He ever did." Dr. Robinson has prepared a treain which hs tise on Taychlana. tells about his long search tor the Truth, how he finally came to the e Seth Parker, with Ma and their Jonesport neighbors, is back on the air on Sunday evenings; people all over the country feel as if old friends had returned to them. Phillips Lord, who is Seth, plans to revive many of his first successes the singing school among them. And, of course, there are the Sunday night gatherings in which the Parkers and the neighbors sing hymns. Fathers all over the country are turning the radio on late in the afternoons so that their sons can listen to Dick Tracy and not admitting that they did it because they wanted to listen themselves. For Dick has returned to the air, more energetic than ever in hij battle against criminal activities. in Hollywood with hit band and returned east he had practically no band left; hit tingert (Priscilla and Rosemary Lane), hit arranger and hit hot trumpet, Johnny " Seal Davis, had abandoned him for end others just dropped out on the way Bert Lahr it spending hit home spare time trying to look like a lion; hat to play the Cowardly Lion in " The W izard of Oz without benefit of animal Ikins or heavy make-up- . 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