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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-27
STANDARD OIL co.
 NAMED IN ACTION

The standard Oil Company of New York is named defendant in Q $1,000 damages action filed in the superior court today by Joseph Ta- vano of this city. An accident on Benedict street, April 25, 1886 is the basis of the suit. Tavino claims his car was demolished by the So- cony truck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-27
Watertown Woman
 Named Defendant

Elmer L. Silcox of Watertown, and his mother, Mrs. Martha O. Martin of Los Angeles Cal, today filed suits in the court of common pleas against Sophie Radamski and others of Watertown, for total of 1900. Silcox seeks 500 and his mother seeks 5000.
 An accident on Main street. Oak yille, at 1880 a. m, May 9. 1887. in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-27
Fat Girl
 Laughs and Grows Slim
Without Starvation Diets, or Back. .RFeakhg,
 Bending and Rolling Exercises.

Without Starvation Diets, or Baek.RFeaking,
 Bending and Rolling Exercises.
 Here's a way to get rid of ugly fat that works hand in hand with Nature. Millions of people are losing millions of pounds of flabby flesh and getting back slender figures. without the need of starvation diets or back-breaking exercises.
 Medical science has discovered that one of the causes of too much fat lies in a little gland. Doctors correct this condition by feeding this little gland the substance lets are based on this same method. Mill lions are using them with success. They are prepared by famous medical labora- tory. Their formula is published in every package so you know what you are taking. starvation diets or back-breaking exercises. Go to your druggist today and get a box of Marmola. Try this simple, easy way to get rid of excess fat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-27

which Silcox's car was damaged and Mrs. Martin was injured, is named as the basis of the claims. The Sil- cox car is said to have been struck by Alexander Radamski. Attorney richardson Bronson filed the com plaints.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-27
Did you ever know

Did you ever know. You can go by boat all the way from New York City up to Albany and then make complete circle landing right back at the New York cap tai again without getting off your boat Yes slr that's boat trip that trip and the only thing about it. according to all reports is that where it should take as you take your time going from point to point
 There's boats plying this route for public use you have to own your boat to make the circuit It's called the Great Circle by yachtsmen and really starts at Water ford the Hudson just above Albany where you dgress via canals to Oswego on Lake Ontario From here you skirt Lake Ontario into the St. Lawrence thread your way through the Thousand Islands and along the St. Lawrence to the Rcheleu which will take you into Lake Champlan and thence southery all the way to Water ford the last part of the journey the Champlan canal
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-27

III d I C II uluSlC, and they love to parade, hold ing their dress es daintily as t h ey tra m p about the nurs- cry. Each in turn leads the procession, but Emile seems to have developed the greatest tal- ent for heading the march and seems to get the greatest kick out of 1t.
 Other games,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-27
PROBATE APPEAL
 TRIAL COMPLETED

Judge Kenneth Wynne has order ed briefs filed in the appeal from probate of the administrative of the estate of the late Attorney Edward B. Kelley. All evidence was com- pleted during trial in superior court yesterday
 It is the second trial of the action. Mrs. Bessie Kelley, as administra- trix of the estate of her husband, filed an accounting with the pro- bate court, which was refused. The case was heard first in superior court, then appealed to the supreme court, where the new trial was ordered.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-27
ASSIGN WRITER

w. P. Lipscomb, Paramount writer, today was assigned to work on the screen play for Beau Geste'' which Lucien Hubbard will produce.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-27
Each Girl Daintily Leads Procession
 In Turn

This is the fourth of five arti- cleS, written by Dr. Allan DafOe, on the Dionne quintuplets as they approach their third birth day, telling of their progress mentally and physically.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-27

A "cast" coin is made by pouring molten metal between two moldS; 8 stuck" coin is stamped out of 8 blank of gold, silver. nickel, or cop- per bronze.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-27

Mrs. Mollie E. Stoddard of the Democrat proof reading department closed her desk yesterday after noon and embarked today aboard the good ship stat endan for cruise to Bermuda. M E. says boat trip is so restful and nvigorating Bon voyage from the gang . . |. Much sympathy is being expressed for the very sudden illness of Officer George Knowles who was operated for appendicitis at the Waterbury Hospital Monday He collapsed while doing duty at the corner of Bank and Grand streets directing traffic He's pop uar young and old and always courteous and gen. tlemanly. Speedy recovery, George.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-27

l. Latvia is selling agricultural ma
 chinery at special prices to farmers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-27
BY ALLAN ROY DAFOE
 Q. R. E.. M. ID.

Copyright, 1887, NEA Service, Inc. )
 Callander, Ont, May 27-Emilie is really the leader of the grand march.
 For the quins have now learned to keep fairly accurate time to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-27

. In the, Merry Merry month of May, the Hudson Highlands offer many and varied attractions to the nlotorist seeking an interesting day weekend and objective for motor trip that provides enjoyment recre- ation thrilling views of unexceed beauty and in fact everything for pleasant motor trip that is just chock full of interesting things to see and do At Bear Noun tain (Harriman) State Park, N. Y. This important unit of the Palisades Interstate Park system provides every facility for the enjoyment of outdoor sports and recreation Its scenic drives which include the Perkins Memorial Drive the Seven Lakes Drve Long Mountain Road etc., are renowned for their picturesque scenery Motorst with camping equipment or traiers will appre- ciae motor camp sites located near Lake KanaWauke Queensboro Lake, Lake Menomni, Lake Tiorati and on the Long Mountain Road These have fire places, sani tary facilities and other conveniences and may be used for twenty-four hours without permit.
 SPORTS AT WEST POINT, NEW YORK
 Saturday, May 22
 Baseball-Army vs FOrdham University
 LacrOsse-Army vs. Princeton University
 TennS-Army Williams College
 Traek-Army vs Syracuse
 MILITARY CEREMONIES
 Saturday-Inspection and RegimentaI Review
 followed by Formal Guard-Mounting,
 about 1:1O D.. m.
 Sunday-Regimenta Parade, 5:3O p. m. During the week - Monday, Tuesday, Thursday,
 Friday - Battalion Parade at 4:35, p. m.
 Crime is daylight saving time.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-27

NEXT: Visitors to Callander this summer will sec five charming little bathing girls--and (n0w the secrets out) they speak at least one word of EngliShs
The Washington times., 1937-09-18

carnage OF 1S44-1S1o was I110
direct result, this Catholic
prelate made the audacious as
sertion that Germany and its
Fuehrer today use the same kind
Of propaganda to mobilize the
people against the Catholic
church.
1.-THE accusations and vile at
tacks made by this man must
serve all the more to cause every
thinking man offering all his
heart and mind to a positive
Christianity of truth and love,
at last to begin to pay his un-
stinted tribute to the conception
of German policy, which en-
phasizes again and again, that
politics must be kept out Of the
church."
The Weckruf, with biting sar'
casm, noted that "the Good Shep.
herd of Chicago closes his epistle
with an appeal for prayers for the
poor prosecuted German church.
1--WE deem it superfluous," the
article continued, "to remind Car.
dinal Mundelein once more, that
there would not be a church in
Germany today, If this paper
hanger and his crooked minister
had not in the last hour struck
the sword of devastation of Chris
tan morals out of the hand Of
The Washington times., 1937-09-18

its fierce attacks on the Chicago
cardinal, who called Adolf Hitler
"a paperhanger, and poor one
at that"
Cardinal Ass0iled
The Bund, through its newspa-
per, terms Cardinal Mundelein
this poison monger of public
opinion this dignitary of Chi.
cago dripping with hatred this
preacher Of hatred under the
mantle of divine tolerance this
clerical Lord o.. the Rev. Mr..
and Mr.. Cardinal"
Speakers at Bund meetings are
cheered when they shout vulgar
denunciations of the church, some
of which are unprintable. Some
speakers link the Catholic church
with Jews and communists, al
ways good for a jeer from Bund
members, and are wildly ap-
plauded,
The Washington times., 1937-09-18
this world pest, communism i
Germany"
Chased as Criminals

Germany.
Chased as Criminals
It was "unintelligible" to the
Weckruf that Cardinal Mundelein,
protected by the cloth can dare to
attack DR.. Goebbels for publishing
prieStly crimes.
THE nation and Christianity
has a right to be informed about
those who hesmear the dignity OF
God and man and the greatness OF
a religious world view," the paper
said.
I'VE shall prove, Mr.. Cardinal,
that the publication of verdicts
against men in the black robe
are welcomed and forwarded by
the German people.
THE German government has
absolutely no reason to protect
these criminals by false silence
:. The Catholic church should
be grateful for the exposure (of
immortality trials) because 1t
may have a lettering effect on
others.
IF the guardian of the crozier
says where Gin Germany
the father can no longer dis
cipline his son for fear the lat
ter will inform on him and land
him in prison. one must consider
this utterance as the crassest
and lowest infamy that has
The Washington times., 1937-09-18
Made Priests GQrb

The day when Metcae appeared to write the letter
1issib said:
You make it dear Reverend something like that and
then you in business long time and make cassocks
and other things. And then you say will send representa-
tive to him and show him samples And after that
you write here the of people who know me-
will put in the of the priests I know"
Dont you want to put in the address and the
of references? Metcalfe asked
The Washington times., 1937-09-18
ONCE A JEW ALWAYS A JEW

Is another poem from, the Maxi prime
mslated by German expert and versied by James
tcolfe):
NziR thought that he indeed
Was quite a cleUer JeO,
"PH haze them ehristen me-" said he,
eyes, that's the thing to dO?"
So one day Itzis Ephruir, lDent
To see the priest and said
He LOnged for gentle WGters to
Be poured upon his head.
The priest was Uery glad, and spoke:
"HereuOith christen thee;
GOtthi Christian Itzig nOU
Thy name shall eUer be-"
"You are Christian, eUen though
A JeuO you're aluUays been;
On Fridays you must not eat meat
That Is a serious sir"
On Friday next vhiIe Itzig ate
A roasted goose at home
The priest came in and saGD him and
Began to fune and f0an1
"What does this n1ean?" the priest cried out,
"You knoW you cannot eat
A roasted goose on Friday Whsn
You are forbidden meat.
"Why all the fuss?" said Itzig, as
He pointed to the dish,
"This thing you see Is not goose,
But just a common fish"
OTIS true ! bought goose, but then
c1ristened it and said:
you lUere a goose before, but nOO
You are a fish insteGd.'"
NouO, children, it is plain to see
And knouU the reason sUhy
You cannot change JeW at all,
No matter hOU you try.
FiUe pals of uUater on his head
Not eUen that Wiu do;
IF such a creature once he Is,
He'll aLuUays be a JeW.
The Washington times., 1937-09-18
Attack is Bitter
What Would
Nozis Do?

Suppose" says an editorial
in a New York newspaper,
"a tract on the outskirts of
Berlin or Nuremberg in which
a club Of Jewish.Americans
sought to spend the day goose
stepping in military uniforms
singing The Battle Hymn of
the Republic, feaSting on
slivOvitz and gefuelltefisch
and making speeches in criti-
ciSm of the Third Reich pol
icies."
The Washington times., 1937-09-18
Orders from Berlin

At an Astoria OrdnungS DienSt
(order-keeping service) meeting
June z, Fuehrer Herman schwarZ
mann, after drilling his 80 storm
troops in the goose-step, asked
how many had written "letterS to
the editor"
What Nazi medium Is
used to preach the glory
of uUar to American boys
and girls? Are U. S. chill
dren of Bund members
taught that Hitler Is "di-
timely inspired Nth God:
giUen pouDers?" r cad
Mondays story of Amer"
lean Nazis.
The Washington times., 1937-09-18
On Inside of
NoziSm

Two newspaper investigat-
Ors, John C. and James ].
MetcaIfe, Joined American
maxi organizations. A third,
VILLA m Mueller, observed
VoIksbuDd activities from the
sidelines. They found start
ling threats to democracy in
the Observation-Disclosures and
|DeutScher Bunds but learned
membership in the Organiza-
lions represented only q small
fraction Of German,Ameri.
cans.
The Washington times., 1937-09-18
Balks At Paper
Reverend Father:

Reverend Father:
II have been in the tailor
ing business for many years.
II specialize in the tailor
ing of cassocks and similar
clerical garb, in which line
I have been very successful,
as many satisfied customers
will verify.
cat your convenience I
would like to have my rep
resentative call upon you.
He will be glad to present
samples for your personal in
spection and to fully inform
you on every particular.
absolute satisfaction is
guaranteed. AS business and
personal references, l am
pleased to furnish you the
names of the following indi-
viduals:
Every cordially yours.
Gissibl approved the letter
ut changed the Reverend
father" salutation to Dear
reverend" Metcalfe copied
he letter on a typewriter,
sing Amerikadeutscher Volks,
,und stationery, and Gissibl
aid:
TITS all right. but not on thi'
PAPER"
Letter is Denied
Later in the evening Metcalf|
at at table in the Bund bar room
With John Karpfhammer, Gissibl'
,artner in the Haltbar Tailoring
company in Chicago. The firm
Ilso makes some of the militar.
rousers worn by the Chicago MAJ
torn troops.
1--WE are sending that lette
o $50 priests" Karpfhamme
toasted. 1--WE got a letter from
cardinal Mundelein and we wan
o make casSockS for them"
(Msgr. George Casey, assistan
laancellor Of the Chicago arch
liocese, checked records and sal
10 such letter had gone out. Msgl
sasey al3o conferred by telephon
nth Cardinal Mundelein at tn
eminary in Mundelein and II
lorted the Cardinal would no
lightly American Nazi charges b.
eplying them.)
While the Chicago Bund fuehre
olicits business from priests, tn
oeutscher Weckruf. official Bunt
Feekly newspaper. is not outdon
y the paper Of Nazi Germany IL
The Washington times., 1937-09-18

ever been mouthed by the head
of a Roman Catholic diocese
against the educational work for
youth by the German govern
ment."
Blasting at a New York investi-
CATION Of immortality in high
schools, the Weckruf said such an
inquiry would not be necessary in
Germany where youth has
learne ! to strive for the ideal Of
purity, physical and moral, rather
than to fall prey to physical and
spiritual seduction as In this
country"
Conditions F0lsified
Just as newspapers printed in
Germany many exaggerated crime
and vice conditions in the United
States in retaliation for Cardinal
Mundelein's criticism Of Reichs-
fuehrer Hitler, the Weckruf, oS-
tensibly a paper for American
citizens, repeatedly called atten-
ton to the purity" Of nazidom as
compared to the vile" conditions
prevailing in the United States.
A German father, the paper said,
may if need use the strap ION
his SOM without fearing that his
action will be interpreted as mis-
treatment or 'sadism' as so often
in this country.
German youth is on the
march today in the spirit Of sin
certify and decency," the article
continued. would to God, that
Cardinal Mundelein should pay
a little attention to the very sad
educational methods prevailing
here, instead Of attacking the
educational methods Of another
country, which apparently Is
not well enough known to him
to enable him to say a word
about it.
Germany does not let its
youth decay in vice, but the
breeding places Of vice are al.
ways found where ecclesiastical
and governmental protection
lead to overcrowded penitenti-
aries and prisons.
I'VE hope this good shepherd
will soon find out what German
education really means. We
recommend to him a trip to Ger
many and also to draw his con-
illusions from the echo and re-
action his words have found IN
Germany.
I'm conclusion one more
thing: Every German who IN
this country honestly fulfills his
duty to his country, but has not
yet given up his German senti'
ments, should consider this chal-
lenge of Cardinal Mundelein as
an injury inflicted on him ana
in words of protest make 1t
plain to the cardinal that he Is
not ready to accept every &C.
clesiastical batting.
Catholics Of German blood,
mindful of the German watch
word, religion is necessary but
that politics must be kept out
of the church, protest IN open
letters against this vile insult
to German blood"
Orders from Berlin
At an Astoria OrdnungS Dienst
(order-keeping service) meeting
June 7, Fuehrer Herman schwarz
mann, after drilling his 80 storm
troops in the goose-step, asked
how many had written Letters Il
the editor"
The Washington times., 1937-09-18

can.Germans will be marching
forward with U.s."
The program closes with sing.
ing of the Star-Spangled Banner.
Deutschland Uber Allies and the
Nazi anthem, Horst Vessel. Then
Kuhn rises and calls for three
heils "for our great leader, Hit
Ter, our great president, Roose.
welt, and for greater understand
ing between these two leaders and
a united American-Ger peo-
pie"
"Heip Roosevelt
The "heil" for President Roose.
welt is a surprise, since I have
heard many Bund members de.
nounce him, and it is the first
time I have heard a public toast
for the President from a Bund
leader.
Schwarzmann gets me aside
and invites me to become a pub.
lie speaker for the Bund, saying
he has been impressed with my
knowledge Of political subjects.
I readily accept. hoping to learn
more Bund secrets. Schwarzmann
cautions me not to be 80 wild" a
speaker as Edwin Westphal, soap
box orator, who denounced the
Catholic church and called for
immediate national political action
in speeches before the Manhattan
| anH AcfOTsio TNOSfS
ana e nsoo 4aSt p TitS ror, fporo, MI
colay, verbose Bund speaker, ana
t.;n i nnao III " ~ a,; LIE ~ Sot ~ u
can learn more BACKGROUND of the
movement. Nicolay is seated near
Kuhn ana me Bundes1uenrer us
t tIa,o "AUi1 AAAO0o'O W O"A "A'''A On"
The next day is july 4 and I
ride to Yaphank, L. l., on a Bund
special train and march with my
fellow o. DIS to Camp Siegfried.
where storm troopers pledge their
loyalty to Fuehrer Kuhn when 1t
is announced formally he has been
reelected.
The following night I am sitting
in the Vaterland Cafe, Second
Avenue, just off Eighty4sixth
Street, with Tony Herman, man.
ager, who has become a friend OF
mine, when I notice Herman
Schwinn, Western Bund leader.
sitting with a young woman at an
other table.
80 u~,n .,
Tells OF Old Boss
roo,+io,, ~ r1orrroer that
~ - - -
nao seen ecnWlnn At Ine 0"n0
banquet and Herman remarks
that my old boss was a member
of the Rund and one NJ its direO.
-
'ofo.
He was a very wealthy man.
he says, Gin fact he left IS mil.
lion dollars when he died. It
went to charity for educational
purposes"
Herman tells me the name OF
his "old boss" but a checkup later
indicates he had no connection
with the Bund, unless 1t was .
closely guarded secret.
I stop to speak with SchWinn
when l am leaving ana ne rises
and saluteS me with ouCStreCcneo
arm. ask MIN now the Buno u
progressing IN tne !ar WesC ana
ne says the SITUATION Cnere -
much more dl11lcult IMAM III 'nW
East. III.
we are geIClng along qu1Ce
well, says out the Germans
on the west Coast are much
more scattered: Tnere are no
real concentrated German col.
onles ike here II the East. Ana
then, TOO, there are a GOOD many
wealthy Germans on the coast.
They do not take so readily to
organization. meetings. But we
are pretty well organized IN Los
Angelo, san Diego, san Fran
cisco, Seattle, Tacoma ana san
Gaorle!' our Youngest group
Wnlcn nae lts 1lrSt Sprecnapeno
tpuDIic meeCing WIN SpeecneO'
Cne nlgnC oe1ore le1t.
CeIl nlHl !nlgnG go OUT 10 SaH'
The Washington times., 1937-09-18

lousy Jew. There was a belief
in God long before the Catholic
church came along and made it
pay. They gave God family
and collected.
I'D rather believe in an Aryan
myth than a Mockie Jesus
Christ. At least the mythical
God is a German. I went to a
Catholic school for six years
but, believe me, I forgot it al
most Immediately after leaving
school. A person who really
is smart won't believe in a spirit
floating around somewhere up
in the air.
The Catholic church is turn
inf left today. They even have
a Father O'Flanagan who speaks
for the North American Com
rnittee for Spanish Democracy.
It is just another tieup with
communism. They are both for
int IN ationalism and the
brotherhood Of man. We must
believe in the racial superiority
of Nordics. The head of the
. Catholic church might just as
well be in Moscow and we ought
to put him there"
Blast Is Softened
(Most Rev. Edward Doorly.
bishop of Elphin, Ireland, cabled
the National Catholic Welfare
Council in May that "all diocesan
faculties had been withdrawn
from the Rev. Michael O'Flanagan
in April, 1925, and had never been
restored.")
After Westphal concluded his
speech with a he'll" the chair
man pointed OUT that the speakers
views were not necessarily those
of the Bund. Carl (Papa) Nico-
lay, Bund leader who spoke in
German, made an attempt at an
apology for Westphal'S bitterly
abusive remarks by terming him
a "well-meaning young man who
was over-enthusiastic."
Westphal's charge that the
Catholic church was aligned with
Moscow found an echo two weeks
later in Berlin when Der Angriff,
organ of Propaganda Minister
Paul Joseph Goebbels. printed the
suggestion that Pope Plus XI
might be preparing to enter into
an alliance" with Soviet Russia
and France for a campaign
against Germany.
Church Under Fire
German newspapers reopened
their attacks on Cardinal Munde'
lein and the church at that time
but their remarks were no more
bitter than those printed in the
Deutscher Weckruf, official news
paper of the German-American
Bund printed in Philadelphia with
editions for the East and Middle
West. The May 81 issue carried
the headlines:
Batting Beneath Black Cloth
and Crozier."
Trashy Literature Welcome,
Mr.. Cardinal?"
Roman Catholic Mischief
making Unmasked."
Cardinal Mundelein Insults
Fuehrer and Entire German
People"
In wordy German. difficult ever
for an expert to translate. tht
Weckruf said:
I'm terms Of the most vulgar
and low-down kind, the Roman
Catholic Cardinal Mundelein Of
the archdiocese Of Chicago, last
Tuesday, May IS, before 500
Catholic priests of his region,
spoke Of the Fuehrer and Chan
cellor of the Third Reich Adolph
Hitler and Minister Of Propa-
ganda, DR.. Goebels.
Proceeding from the fact Of
loathsome propaganda against
other nations. which especially
here in the United States with
its lying reports poisoned the
nation and its population to
such an extent that the entrance
i Of America into the world
The Washington times., 1937-09-18
Cardinal Termed
Poison MOnger'
In Their Paper
By WILLIAM MUELLER

American Nazis, aping the Fuehrer of their
homeland, applaud vicious attacks on Chi
cago's Cardinal Mundelein, the Roman Catho-
lie church, and all Christian religions which
conflict with national socialism.
But the Chicago leader of the Amerika-
deutscher Volksbund buck-toothed Peter Gis-
sibl tailor, makes cassocks for priests and is
actively soliciting their business.
Early this month, Investigator James Met
calfe, who became Deutscher Volksbund
storm trooper under the name of Oberwinder,
drafted letter for Gissibl which his business
partner said was to go to $50 Catholic priests.