The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-31
So Very Sensitive
 About Interviews
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They pointed out that if he criti- cised the Democrat story on this point he forgot the fact that last week the Republican-American forces, headed by Pape, ran an er- roneus interview from Democratic Town Chairman John H. Crary. The latter denied that he ever gave the interview and the Republican, American forces have not made an effort to deny MT Crary's statement or to prove that they got the in- terview.
 Furthermore, it was declared, many reports have been printed almost daily in either The Ameri- can or The Republican involving many persons well known in the life of Waterbury. They are con- nected with the democratic forces, it was said. but they were not in- terviewed before the stories were written.
 MT Pape has little to do in crit icising the failure of reporters to interview him on stories when his own newspapers take unusual lib- critics in quoting me-" said Town Chairman Crary today.
 Chairman Crary Gets Letter Today Chairman Crary was in receipt of a letter from we'll known citizen also attacking Mir , Pape for this mornings article in The Republican. The letter was as follows:
 q read with pleasure the ar- ticle on the argument of Mir Pape and Tom Dillane, and the real reason that he went into q huddle with Tom was that after paying Jim White considerable money to check up the voters on the list, they have found nothing wrong and Pape has now come to the light to see how foolish it was to have wasted money on such a manager as White, who isn't familiar with the laws in putting in an independent ticket, which was demonstrated a short time ago.
 'If ever there were any fairy tales, they surely were published in this mornings Republican where Mir Pape says that he could identify a considerable [, number of rcpeaters, and give the names of the men who ham, dlc these rcpcdtcrs. There is no question in the public mind that if Mir Papc knew anything like this, he would publish it in the Sunday paper, and then in his Monday papers, as one citizen eX- pressed it. He would not keep . such news out of the papers, and in fact would publish the photo of any repeatcrs if he knew it.
 II ask Mir Pape, if he knows who the rcpeaters are and who handles these rcpeatcrs, and give them an opportunity to defend . themselves, as they will not be able to hide behind a newspaper as he is hiding.
 "It is my opinion that he would do well to nave someone else outside of Jim White to ham, dle his political campaigns, as 1t is a well-knOWn fact that when he was secretary for William H. Sandland, ex-mayOr, he banned him and wrote him up so much in his newspaper that he was forced to resign. Now, he has turned around and taken him into his confidence, and made him a cOmmander-in in -chief of the flu. siOnist party, which has become the ''cOnfusiOnist party" and he Is still manager, investigator and detective in the coming cam paign. He is still as usual going over the voting list, doing consid- crable work and accomplishing nothing. when he ought to be out accomplishing something trying to get the support of such we'll known politicians as Eddie Udel- owitz and Doctor O'Lcary.
 His political manager, Jim White, has been causing cOnsid- erable propaganda to get into the registrars office, but with the tactics that have been used and are being used, when this cam. paign is over this time, he is go- ing to be showed under so heav- lily he will think he is in his na- tive country, Liverpool, Eng iand."
 MS Pape Sidesteps Interview
 MT Pape this morning stated that he was not interviewed by the Democrat reporter but he did not deny that he and Mir Dillane had the interview Tuesday. He did not recall the interview he gave The Democrat reporter on Monday which, in part at least was very