WHAT SEERS SAY.
j "NO WAR THIS YEAR." • PARIS, January 1. There will be 110 world war in 1937, according to three out of five leading clairvoyants who have made public declarations. Madame Lodia, a coloured seer, says: "Despite violent disturbances, war will not come ill 1937. There will be a move towards reconciliation among the peoples of the world. M. Daladier, Minister of Defence, will take power in France. Germany will bring off a coup in Danzig, and Franco gain the victory in Spain." Madaqie Christine Xora, astrologist, predicts two French changes of Ministries during the autumn. She says that Holland will ]>lav a jiart of primary importance in the Herman colonies problem. Madame Pierre, who uses pebbles, says: '•French aviation will be endangered, and a king crowned in Spain." Madame Marion Claude, who says it with flowers, states: "The Blum Government will fall without civil war, and storm-clouds gather from Russia and Germany. War will not come until later." Madame Florida, who uses molten lead, predicts that Hitler will come to an arrangement about colonies.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 3, 5 January 1937, Page 7
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