The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-10

OF Adolf Hitler was shattered dur
ing the night.
Whether the window was brok-
en- by a missile aimed at the pic
ture or accidentally, was not
known.
The window was in the studio
Of Heinrich Hoffman, well-known
photographer.
Londonderry, Northern Ireland,
Nov. MISUNDERSTANDING per-
sons, arrested on suspicion Of be-
ing Irish Republicans, were in
termed in Londonderry prison to-
day for the duration Of the war.
Hoboken, N. j., Nov. 10.-(UP)
The Duchess Eleanor of Ba-
varia, sister-in Of the Dow
ager Queen Elizabeth of Belgium,
said today 1t was "a great pity
Hitler was not blown up" in the
beer hall bombing at Munich on
Wednesday.
Arriving on the Holland Amer
lea Liner Veedam, the Duchess
predicted that a revolution in Ger
many would end the European
war.
"It's a great pity Hitler was
not blown up. II would have
been wonderful thing for the
world,' she said, adding, "there
will be other times"
The Duchess expressed belief
that Belgium would remain neu-
trail unless Great Britain goes
through that country TO get TO
Germany.
II don't believe Belgium will
become involved In the war-not
by Germany, ut any rate" she
said. "Great Britain, however,
might go through Belgium into
Germany. If England doesn't
try to get over there we'll be
NEUTRAL
In the Duchess party were the
Baron and Baroness II. lie Bailly
DE Tilleghen Of Belgium, who
said they would become American
citizens. The Duchess said she
would visit friends In the United
States.
Vatican City, Nov. 10.-UP)-
Pope Plus XII said today that
world peace and order "never could
be obtained unless men respon-
sible for the government of their
peoples and their international re-
lati0ns renounce the worship Of
force.'
Receiving the credentials Of Abel
Leger, new minister to the Vati-
can from Haiti, the Pontitf said
that "men must recognize as in
sufficient and precari0us a NOR
atty with purely human foun-
datiOns and accept the authority
of the Creator as the basis for
the whole individual and col
lective morality"
The Pope praised Haiti and
impaired the Apostolic benediction
to the people.
"Our happiness In receiving you
painfully contrasts with those
foreign events which are a uni
versal source Of pre0ccupation,"
the Pope said. 1.-THE unity of the
human family obliges that peo-
pies preserved from war inter-
est themselves In those who suf-
fer and increase their appeals
TO God for his omnipOtent hand
to restore order and peace In the
world"
London, Nov. 10.-(UP)-Rep-
reservations have been made to
the war office questioning the
ACCESSIBILITY Of specifying the bear
er's religion Of soldiers identity
discs, II was disclosed today.
Some protests have suggested
that Jews taken prisoner by the
Germans might fare worse than
Christians, but in reply II was
pointed out that the British believe
the treatment Of prisoners would
follow the military tradition that
a soldiers uniform Is respected,
regardless Of his religion.
The identity disc carries the
soldiers name, his regimental
huLnDeEp WIFI sHC auuhSiUiluA
stamping. "R. c." for Roman
Catholics, &c. Of E." for Church
of England, Sew, and similar
markings for other religions. The
UNCONVENTIONAL marking makes II
possible for the rites of his own
church to be said over the body
Of badly mutilated soldier who
might otherwise be unidentified.
Helsingfors, Nov. 10 CUP II
Failure of the Finnish delegation
in Moscow to reach an agreement
with Soviet Russia was announced
by Finnish foreign Office spokes-
man today.
No common basis for q Soviet
agreement had been found
In the Moscow negotiations, the
spokesman said.
The statement followed o meet
ing OF the inner cabinet which con-
'idered the report sent by the Fin
nish delegation last night after II
mad met for an hour and a quarter
It the Kremlin with josef Stain
Ind Soviet Premier Foreign Com
NISSAN viacheslav M. Molotov.
Foreign Minister J. Z. Errko ana
Of the government were
tudying the latest reports from
J. X. Paasiklvi. head Of the Fin !