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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-15

sour hope ia that some time. pre-
ferabiy next year, the Republican
party will nominate one OF italiar
extraction for mayor" Attorney
Michael J. 0alullo declared. "Aile
my wish is that II be Patrick Per-
riello. He has been the salvation
Of the Republican party this year
Work Lauded
The meeting was opened by An.
geline Tesla, club president. anc
Alderman Perr.ello introduced tnt
speakers, led by Republican Town
Chairman J. Warren Epson, who
lauded the work Of the club and
italian party workers In other years
and the present.
Floyd Rasmussen, president Of the
Brooklyn Republican club and can
didate for senator from the 18TH
district, declared that the voters
must become interested In govern
ment II they want TO keep their
homes, pointing 10 the high tax
rate and the number Of foreclos-
ures, referring TO scandals IN city
government that have been re-
vealed recently
John 3. ooss, candidate for sem
ator from the 18th district, re-
marked the necessity Of oil inter-
ested In the party getting out the
vote, reminding the audience that
the Republicans lost the last city
election by only q few votes
"A little more effort would have
effected an entirely different result"
he said. Lets not allow any
thing like that 10 happen this year.
There Is q tremendous opportunity
for the women aere. Their efforts
would change defeat into victory"
Lynch Speaks
Attorney George II. Lynch, cam
didate for Judge OF probate, said
that his efforts. II elected. would be
10 improve and extend the useful
ness OF the probate court. He
praised the candidates on the state
ticket and remarked that every vote
will count November 0.
Edward Cohen. candidate for
representative. declared that the
Republican candidates are mindful
OF the public trust that devolvcs
upon them and are interested In
effectuating honest and efficient
government.
Atty. 0alluio, IN answer 10 y
question aS 10 whether the club
would be recognized by the Repub-
lican organization. declared:
Itaiians' Hope
"if II works and makes new voters
and gets them out on election day
II won't be o question Of the party
recognizing you but whether you
are satisfied with party leaders, /"
He then cited the hope OF the
Italian-Americans that the party
will have one Of the race at its
head next fall. mentioning Alder
man Perriello for this post.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-15

The Waterbury Medical Society
will conduct It's first forum Of the
season on Thursday, October 20,
at S,15 p. m. at the Medical Assoc
citation Building, 30 Central ave.
che subject will be 1.-THE Early
Diagnosis Of tuberculosis" Doc
toe David r. Lyman, Superinten-
dent Of the Gaylord Farms Sana-
tOrium In Wallingford win be the
principal speaker.
Doctor Cole Gibson, Superin-
temdent Of Undercliffe Sanatorium
in Meriden and Doctor James ].
Hennessey Of Waterbury will also
di1cuss this subject. After the talk
there will be an opportunity for
questions and general discussion
from the audience.
y There will be no admission fee
and the public Is cordially invited
70 attend.
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Compensation
, Agreements

The following agreements IN
which compensation will be paid
weekly during the period Of total
disability were fled today ana
approved at the Office OF the COM
pensAtion commissioner
Barbara ,D'Aurie and Leo Rinal.
al, Ansonla, fractured toe, siA70
beginning Sept. J.
Arute Bros, New Britain and
Anthony draxlosc, IS Putnam
street, Waterbury, RIB fracture,
STARE beginning Sept 70.
Plat Bros. d Co. and Blair q.
CLARK, oxford, finger injury,
siO.iB beginning Sept. 81.
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CONCERT OFFERS
GUEST SOLOETS
Lithuanian CALI Curci''
Sings at st. Joseph's
Hall Tomorrow


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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-15
TWENTY-UP CLUB
TO STAGE DEBATE

The Twenty.Up club Of First Con.
gregational church will hold Us first
meeting Of the season Friday night
ct T:4B at the church and the pro-
gram will include Q debate on whe.
ther the federal government should
provide Jobs for those unable 70
find work In private industry.
Or. Kenneth blanchard a pregis
dent o9 the club and James II. phil-
lips. associate pastor Of the church,
Il club advisor.
Tho chrigmon society will leave
for An outinn AZ K1nt Falls at 2
o'clock tomorrow Afternoon.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-15

Attorney Patrick E1ealey. president
Of the waterbury Bar Association
today named three delegates to rep
resent the local organization at the
annual meeting Of the State Bar
Association, which will be held Oc-
tober u and % at the Hartford
County Courthouse. States Attorney
William B. Fitzgerald, City Court
Judge r. IL. Conway and Referee
in-Banlruptcy Walter F. Torrance
viii represent Waterbury.
As q special dispensation to the
lawyers, Judge Earnest G. Simpson
has cancelled the regular Friday
short calendar session for next week.
This Is to allow the lawyers to at
tend all the sessions Of the conven-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-15
ELECTRO PLATERS
HOSTS AT DINNER

The annual dinner and discussion
Of the American Electro-Platers AS
ISOLATION will be held at The Elton
November s.. with electro-platers
from all New England states In at
tendance. Ellworth T. Candee Il
chairman, assisted by Louis Lougee
Tenant Eiwin, william Grey and
Richard Crane. Frederick Fulforth
OF Philadelphia spoke last night
at the regular monthly meeting OF
the group In The Elton.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-15
LEWIS VANSTONE
GUEST OF LODGE

Lewis A. Vanstone, Of Bridgeport,
grand president, and other state Of
ficers, visited Hawthorne lodge, Sons
Of st. George, last night at For
esters' hall. Plans for o visit to
Stamford lodge Oct. 20, were COM
pleted. =.
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Delegates Appointed to State Bar Association Meetn
Perriello For Mayor
Boom Gets Underway
Opening Hint Of Possible Candidacy Of AIderzanis
President Given at Club Meeting

Aldermanic President Patrick M, Ferrielo was mem
toned as probable candidate for the Republican nci
nation for mayor year and local Republican
opened their general campaign for the coming election last
night at meeting Of the Italian Womens RepuDncan Cup
az Hotel Elton sa@
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-15
NATURALIST CLUB
TAKES LONG HIKE

The Waterbury Naturalist club
members, led by A. E. Taylor, are on
o hike today from West Rock 10
Sanford notch, over the Regicides
trail. They left Waterbury at Q
o'clock for New Haven where men,
bers Of the New Haven Hiking
club were expected to Join them
Mr.. Taylor warned the members
that there Is no drinking water
along the trail, thus making can
teens part Of the requisite equip
ment.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-15
MAY HAVE pRoWNEn

Hartford, Conn.,, Oct. i0.---(Up) -
Police today sought Albert Fourier,
q, Chishoim, Me-, whose suitcase
was found last night on the Com
aecticut river bridge. Authorities
feared he may have Jumped into the
river,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-15
HARTFORD FUR STRIKE

Hartford, Conn.,, Oct. ib.--tUp)--
A strike Of 10 Cfo fur workers. Il
u local shops continued today Will
no settlement In sight. The strik.
ers, members OF the fnternatlona
Fur Workers Union. sought higher
wages and union recognition.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-15

Dennis O'Keefe has completed his
first screen script, "The Clown
Prince" saga Of a wise-cracking
prize fighter. He wrote 1t with Regi-
maid Owen while working In ''vaca-
ton from Love-"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-15

home Of J. z. Moran OF Quassapaug.
Mr.. Moran is q teacher at Wildly
High School and member OF Co
operative Consumers. Mrs. A. p.
Mcclellan, of Union City, chairlady
Of the Recreation Committee will be
In charge Of plans for the picnic.
Activities will begin at o'clock,
and will include q hamburg roast,
and many out Of door games, also
singing, and q short bubsiness meet
ing will take place with few short
discussions. All members and
friends are invited to attend, from
Waterbury and surrounding towns.
Those wishing to 60, are kindly
asked to call, Mrs. r. @. Smedley OF
Waterbury, 3-5383. Other officers
OF Waterville who will attend are, j.
L. Vibbert Of Manville street, chair
man Of the business committee. and
Wilbur Burton, OF the Board Of
Auditors.
Girl Scout Troop, No. i6 under the
leadership Of Mrs. N. ]. Lorraine,
held the first melting Of the season
yesterday afternoon In the gymnas-
ium OF Spraguge School. Plans were
made TO hold q Halloween party,
October 28th. place to be named
later. Those present yesterday were:
Mary Wagner, Alice Buell., Elsie
Collins, Mary Ryan, Christine Hark-
ness, Peggy Heaney. Peggy Leth-
bridge, Barbara Latin and Ellen
Mcmahon.
A meeting Of Girl Scout Troop No.
a, took place yesterday afternoon,
In charge Of Mrs. Sidney Henchel
assisted by Mrs. e. Liebe and Miss
Marie Laun. One new member was
admitted, and special guest Of the
afternoon, was Miss Evelina Hauser,
Assistant Scout Director, of Wa
terbury. Mrs. Liebe taught crepe
paper handcraft work, and Shirley
Leisring, Ruth Weymer and Lucille
Sizer, made and brought In, three
cakes, In working for their horne-
makers badge.
Two. patrol leaders. Eleanor DE-
Blast and Beverly Davis. were chos-
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City Court

Waterville, oct. 15-The Cooper
alive Consumers Of Waterbury, Inc,
Of which Ebert Black Of Cooke
street Is president, will hold an out
ing this afternoon, at the summer
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-15

"STETsoN"
Hats GIorify A Women 5
Costume and Personality.
There is definite, tonsibIe style
atmosphere to these slomorous
Stetson masterpieces which dit
fuse an aroma Of style distinction
and confer dignity Of hot indi-
viduoIity strikinsIy . Stetscn
characteristic.
And The choice OF these intriguing
n little visions in feIts-both plain
and blended as we'll the aristo-
csot Of the hat world silk plush
-from $500 to $40.
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Letecka katastrofa ma
S1ovensku.

Dne IA. bTezna plul u Move
no Mesta n. Vahom letoun, pi-
lotovany desatnfkem pilotem
letcem Janem Dolezalem, prf-
slusnym do Petrovic, okres
Rychnov mad Kneznou. K ne
hode doslo pr provadenf vys-
koveho podm1nkoveho letu v
roji We vysi ash 5000 m, pro
kteryzto let mely s sebou po-
sadky prezkousene a bezvad-
ne funguj1c1 dychacf prfstroje.
Stoupanf role cd startu bylo
normaln1 a letoun pilotovany
desatn1kem Dolezalem Tfdil Sc
presne pokpny vedoucfho role.
Pr dosazeni vysky 5000 m
pTestal desatn1k Dolezal rea-
govat ma pokyny vedoucfho ro-
je a jeho letoun preset postup-
ne do kymacenf a do vyvrtek a
tax dopadli k zemi do zalesne-
nych parcel, vychodne Cd No
veho Mesta mad Vahom. Po-
die vypovedi velitele role, KITE
ry sledoval pad letounu, pilot
upadl do bezvedomf a take
zahynul v troskach letounu v
hornatem, zalesnenem a tezko
pTfstupnem terenu. j.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-08
s~kladatelem kofila.

Konecne sc dostala ma see
nu opera, ktera tehdy z pima
vyhovovala narodn1mu cftenf
a ktera byla napsana v rye
narodn1m duchu. Kritikove
tehdy proste nechapali genia
Smetanova, jenz dovedl vysti-
hnouti ducha ceske narodni
hubby, aniz by kopiroval ma
rodnf pfsn6. Psal ceskou mu-
ziku jak il sam cftil, jak Wy
tryskla z hloubky jeho ducha.
|Smetana nikdy nenapodoboval
l kdyz uzil ceskych motivd pro
svou hudbu, z1stal pGvodni, o.
riginaln1.
Smetana je vedle Antonfna
Dvofaka a Leose Janacka
snad jediny, KIDD vycftil raz IL
dove hubby akdo dovedl tvorit
" jej1m duchu bez napodobo-
van1. Je to rhym, je to melo-
die, je to cesky sveraz, ktery
nam cinf Smetnovu hudbu tax
drahou a ktera je zakladem
nekonecne p1vabnosti. Smeta-
ma je dramatik prvn1ho Tadu.
'Dovede hudbou vystihnouti ma
ladu an scene jednajfcfch osob
snad jeste vroucneji, nez kdo-
koliv jiny z modern1ch sklada-
tell, a to v rouse, ktere sc kaz-
demu primo vnucuje. Smeta-
ma napsal jeste dals1 opery:
"Dalibor", "Dve vdovy'', eta
jemstvi", "Certovu stenu'',
"Libusi" a mnoho skladeb sym
fonickych, z nichz nam nejzna
mejs1 je cyklus "Ma VAST"
Bedrich Smetana ku konci
sveho zivota 1plne ohluchnul
a dusevnf choroba ucinila pred
casne konec jeho zivotu.
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kava il tezky BOZ v senate, kde

kava il tezky BOZ v senate, kde
IA leta starry Josef Cailoux,
pfedseda financnfho vyboru,
vyslovil ochotu, re povede o.
posici, ably privodila pad Blu
nova ministerstva.
Cailoux chce, ably Blum1v
kabinet byl nahrazen kabine-
tenn narodnfho sjednocen1, kite
ry by ovladal Francii v dobe
tax pohnute, jake je nynejs1.
Vice nez deset recn1kG v rGz-
nych mestech Francie doporu-
covalo takovou vladu.
V Johannesburgu, v JIM
Africe nafldila policie po-
plach. Zdesenym obcanIm
bylo oznameno, re z velikych
balm v okoli mesta vylezly
spousty Fab a tahnou do mes
ia. zaby sc do mesta skutec-
ne brzy dostaly. Bylo jich ma
ulic1ch tolik, re musela byt
zastavena doprava. Mobiliso-
vanf hasici splachovali zaby
pomoci motorovych stTfkacek
do stok, ktere Sc ucpaly. Trva-
10 nekolik dn1, nez byly ulice
cd Fab ocisteny. Pocet znice-
nych Fab byl odhadnut ma sta
tisice. PTirodovedci soud1, re
zaby z balm vyhnal HAD.
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Bedrich Smetana (1S24-1SS4)

zivot BedTicha Smetany, &C
tn a tam p~rovanuty 1spechy,
je celkem velice smutny. Ma
rodil sc z rodiny pochazej1c1 z
Horicka, usazene Litomysli.
Bedrich byl tTinactym dftetem
s dvaciti. Jiz jake hoch zacal
komponovat. Studoval ma
gymnasiu, kde hraval kvarteta
a sam psaval noty z pameti
Poole toho, jak je ma koncer-
tech slysel. Ma prfmluvu sve-
no bratrance, patera Josefa
Smetany, Sc dostal ma praz-
skou konservator hubby. "a
pasil casio S opravdovou nouzl
a byl odkazan ma sv1j vlastni
vydelek. Kdyz vystudoval, ma
Sci velkeho pTftele We slavnem
skladateli Lisztovi, ktery mel
ma mladeho umelce velky vliv.
Pc skoncen1 studif 81 Smeta-
ma otevrel v Praze hudebn1 u
stav. Byl pocten nab1dkou, a.
by sc stall sbormistrem velke-
no peveckeho telesa We sved-
sku, kterou pTijal. Vratil Sc
vsak brzy do Prahy, neb jeho
choti nesvedcilo severn1 pod
Inebi. Stall Sc sbormistrem Hla
holu a slozil prvn1 svou operu
"BraniboTi Cechach'', "a KITE
rou byl prudce napaden kriti-
ky, kteTf mu vytykali, re doce-
la podlehnul vlivu velkeho ne
meckeho mistra Richarda
Wagnera. Ably dokazal, Re
dovede komponovat v narod-
MIN ceskem duchu, napsal
Smetana "Prodanou nevestu"
Jejf 1spech byl ma tehdejs1 do.
lbu neslychany, kritika Sc prec
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-08

- ' TOc0 SpOJlly
Sc dive nejvetsf americke sklar-
ny a postavily vzornou sklarnu
ma vyrobu stavebn1ho skla.
Jejf praci, jeff vyrobky a uzitf
techto vyrobk6 popisuje po-
slednim elsie "Sklarskych roz-
HEIDI" stavitel A. Heythum.
Sklarna sama je rovn6z stave-
ma vetsinou re skla, a to re
sklenenych cihel, ktere mali
tn vyhodu, re umoznujf bez-
vadne osvetlen1 pracovn1ho
prostoru. V hlavnf peel sklar-
ny sc pripravi denne 80 tun
skla, pri jehoz zpracovan1,
chlazeni, balen1 atd. je pouzi-
to vsech vymozenost1 posledni
|tovarni techniky. Dute skle-
meme chilly, ktere sklarna vyra-
bi, jsou v Americe dnes pova-
zovany "a konecny ell vyvoje
stavebnich hmot. Mnoho to-
varn1ch podnikG bylo z Mich ia
Ike uz postaveno. Jejich fasa-
dy pdsobf dojmem svetla a
cistoty a tim jiste 1cinne pro-
paguji cistotu tovarn1 vyroby.
|Sklo jake stavebnf hmota Sc
ujalo take v Anglii. Tam 81
dokonce p%odnikava sklaTska
firma koupila diva stare zelez-
nicni jidelni vozy, premenila
|je ma vozy sklenene a udelala
z Mich pojizdnou vystavu
svych vyrobk1. We vozech
lie vsechno cd podlah do stro-
p1 sklenene. Sklenene jsou
nejen jejich steny, ale i zar1ze-
nj, stoly, bar, kirby. Jeden z
vozG ma i sklenenou koupelnu.
We vnitrnim zarizeni vozG je S
1spechem pouzito barevneho
ska a brouseneho skla. Ably
dokazali dalsi vlastnost skla
Ijako stavebn1 hmoty, to jest
isolaci prot hluku, umistili
podnikavi sklaTi We SVEN skle-
nenem vlaku malou strojovnu
S Dieselovym motorem a odde-
ILL jej sklenenou prdhlednou
stenou. A chod stroje nenf We
vagone slyset.
- V Jihoamerickem statu
Bolivii, u mesta Potosi, vyp1na
Sc do vyse 5000 stop bora Ger
70 di Potosi. Hora Sc stala v
16. stoletf nejvetsfm nalezis-
tenn stribra. V roce 1915 ja-
kysi Indian, patraje pc zablou
die koze, klopytl ma jej1m L.
boci O maly ker, odkopl jej a
shledal, re je pod MIN lozisko
ryzfho stribra. Objev nezdstal
utajen a hrabivf Spanelove,
kteff sc stall pany zeme, pro-
hlasili horu i S jejfmi stTfbrny-
mi poklady "a majetek svehc
krale. Bylo to nejvetsf tezis.
ko stribra ma svete. V 1boct
hory bylo vyhloubeno ma 5000
dolG. Mesto pod horou Sc sta.
10 jednim z nejvetsfch zemi
LA 100 let spanelskeho pan.
stvi cd r. 1915 az do r. 1929
bylo vydolovano a spanelskt
lkralOvske pOkladne Odveden(
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"a $50 miliard ryzfho stTibra.
V r. 1926 ucinil j~ihoameric-
ky narodni hrdina spanelske-
mu panstv1 konec a zeme Sc
stala Republican. I ia jeste te-
Ella velike mnozstvi stfibra.
Ale behem dolby strfbro poke
slo v Gene a S MIN i jeho dolo-
van1. VetSina dold v 1boc1ch
hory Cerro di Potosi zanikla,
pres to sc tam vsak stT1bro ku-
ia dosud. Ia rok 1885 ma pTi-
klad sc v Bol1vii vydolovalo
jeste 1926 ky stffbra. Ny
nj vsak Sc stall nejddlezitejs1m
kovem pro Bolivii Gin, jehoz Sc
v Bolivii tez1 do roka 27,600
tun. Mesto Kotosi, ktere sve-
no casu c1talo ma 100000 oby-
vatelu, je nynf tret1m nejvet-
Sim mestem v Bolivii, ale c1ta
jen $4,000 obyvatelG.
= Mexicka vlada je v tez-
KEN postaven1. Vyvlastnila
Size petrolejova zrfdla, ktera
patfila americkym, britskym a
jinym zahranicn1m tezardm,
avsak nyni nema ma petrolej a
vyrobky z neho zadny odbyt.
Produkce oleje byla die to-
no snfzena O &c az 1871.
Cena mexickeho pesa rapid
ne klesa, jezto vlada Spoj.
Statd prestala odeblrati mex
icke stTibro. Krone toho pa
nuj1 jeste obavy, re Spoj. Sta
ty hodlaji zrevidovati celn1 ia
riff ma mexicke zboz1 a clio IVY
siti, takze by pax Mexiko ne
mohlo vyvazeti AMI jine vyrob-
ky.
Zaroven upada i obchod.
Jeden pTedni department OBJ
chod oznamil, re jeho trzba
klesla uz o celou polovinu pro-
tt dobe pred 18. bremen.
Mexicke peso kleslo az ma
4.70 a 400 proti americkemu
dollaru pri poulicn1m prodeji
pc zavTen1 bank.
" Zahrebu, Jugoslavie,
Radoj Radoslavevic, 80 leta
starry rolnfk, byl odsouzen do
zalare ma deset let, protoze "a
bil svou tchyni sekerOu. 20
vyneseni rozsudku pravil:
"zalaT je nebem u srovnanl
Sc zivotem vedle tchyne. pred
trent Lefty Radoj Sc ozenil, pro
dial sv1j statek a sci Sc svou
zenou ma statek tchyne. Jeden
re svedkd svedcil, re kdyz je-
no pen1ze byly pryc, ODE zeny
chilly mu zivot nesnesitelnym.
|Soud uznal polehcujlcf okol-
nosti.
- Premier Francie Leon
Blum dokoncil svou pfedlohu,
v nfz zada plnou financnl pra-
vomoc. Je pripraven bojovati
o osud sveho kabinetu.
Debata 0 pTedloze byla "a
hajena v poslanecke snemovne
v 1tery. PTedpokladaj1c, re
predloha Dude schvalena v po-
slanecke snemovne, coz polka
lda Sc "a pravdepodobne, oce.
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Proc brati nahodu, kdyz nektere led
nicky YAM ucinf "skryte vylohy'' coz
m1zete usetfit troj1m zp6sobem. Ber-
tie jistotu prohlednete 81 tuto ro-
dinnou lednicku Frigidare with New
Silent Meter-Miser) ktera YAM uspo-
RI We 4 ~zp1sobech = IA proudu, j.
ola, ledu a vsem! Da YAM zaruku
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Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-22
If THESE BILLIONS
WENT TO SCHOOLS

The United States will spend a bill
lion dollars this year on upkeep of the
army and navy, and another billion will
be spent enlarging the navy. Throughout
the world the story is the same Gigantic
expenditures for war machinery that may
be obsolete before another war calls it
into use. Worldwide expenditures for
arms and ammunition reach such a total
that it is incomprehensible even to the
mind accustomed to gigantic figures.
If, for ten years. the world would di-
vert the money it now spends for arma-
ments into an educational campaign in
favor of peace and international good
will, there would be no more wars. If
it spent the money for friendly propa-
ganda instead of for war machines that
create hatred, there would be no more
use for the war machines.
If, on the other hand, all the money
that now goes for materials of conflict
were placed in school systems, every
child in the world would be guaranteed
the equivalent of a college education.
And the educational base would be broad
ened so that every child who goes to
school would be trained in the thing he
can do best. This would be a world Of
experts.
One nation cannot do it, nor can any
minority Of the worlds nations, but if
all tried it the world would be a thou
sand years nearer Utopia. Unfortunate
ly, it may take thousand years to reach
that stage.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-22
NO MENTION
OF THE CASE

'The newspapers made no mention of
the case. 1t was impossible
Thus a United Press dispatch from
Berlin tells of reaction among NaZi Off
cials to the indictment in New York of
lS persons, including three German
army officers, on charges of espionage
trying to discover United States mill
tary secrets.
Germany. except in official quarters,
is in ignorance today Of the fact that
three ranking German army officers have
been indicted in the United States for
spy activities.
If the tables were turned-if three
American officers were indicted in Ber-
lin for spionage-every newspaper in
this country would have screamed the
news from its top headlines.
What is the difference?
Censorship
The newspapers of Germany do not
print anything the government does not
want them to print-and the NaZi gov
ernment definitely does not want them
to print anything about spy charges
against Nazi officers. Therefore lit was
impossible
In the United States the newspapers
are privileged to print anything that is
newsstand so the people who read news
papers are privileged to know what is
actually going on-not Just what their
government wants them to know. There
is the difference.
Censorship is the weapon of a govern
ment too weak to stand on its own mer-
its, but forced to gain popular support
through suppression and misrepresenta-
tion of news. And no government found
ed upon so weak base can expect to
exist for long, as government goes, be-
cause truth has a way of getting to the
people sooner or later, and the people
have way of reacting to the truth that
is often uncomfortable to those whom
the truth hurts most