As, ayainst these easontiatly En: lish types, there appears in London this Week Fr rtrud Scholtz Klink, said to be Mer Hitler's idea of "the perfect Nazi woman." She wears no make-up of course (but few German women do) nor high heels, he i a teetotaler, food cook, docs hot smoke has four children, has time to Took the not very altractive Company.
Each of the four days that the =trial lasted, Miss Alla appeared in a new' costume more ravighing than the Very Wearable Gown before. Whether she did dazzle the jury oF not (and T hope'
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Three years ayo she become a bar-aid in Manchester, and theneeforward. she led an extraordinarily double life, a popular barmaid by relentless conspirator by came to be regarded as by the men and. there is hho doubt that she took an active part in. the conspiracies. One thinks of Prince Florizel's words to Clara Lux-more in "The Dynamiter," here Tesh of women, there could be any Joubt on the point) they ended by giving her £3400
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