Months & Months & Months

"Dear Sister . . ." wrote one Frieda Zorn of Berlin to her sister in New York. Her letter, opened by Nazi censors, never reached "dear sister." Last week a Nazi court sentenced her to 15 months in jail for writing "false reports."

Incautiously one Edith Held, 25, a salesgirl, mentioned that she knew the inmates of a certain Nazi concentration camp were "mistreated." Last week she got nine months.

Of the famed Nazi winter relief fund supposed to total 780,000,000 marks ($293,000,000), one Else Lucas, 62, a language teacher, said to supposed friends : "That would have meant 150 marks ($56) for every unemployed German instead of the few pennies and some potatoes a few poor people got. It's cheating the people, that's what it is." Last week she got six months.

Of the Nazi spree April 1 celebrating the anti-Jewish boycott, one Eduard Salamo, 51, vegetable peddler, remarked that he saw Storm Troopers kill several Jews in Leipzig. Last week he got eight months.

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