The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-03
Walter WincIleII
 On BrO0dW'0y !.

ALL QUIET ON THE AMERICAN
 FRONT
 RespectfuIIy submitted to MT. and
 Mrs. American Public by Walter
 Winchell, the renowned
 hysterical aIarmist.)
 There is criticism of Pearson and Allen because these fearless news papermen reported that the late Senator Lundeen made prO-Nazi speeches in the Senate. They also alleged that Lundeen used speeches inspired by paid Naz propagal1- dists. I hear that these reporters may be investigated" At any rate, the Senators who are threaten ing to investigate Pearson and Allen might better investigate the editors of a NaI newspaper in New York for its April 4th, issue to check one of its stories :. Thus, save tax payers the $25. 900 they are using to probe Pearson and Allen If a story in that issue is true, the late Senator Lundeen's "good name" has not been maliciously defamed :. But since the source of a pro- -Nazi rag, we can presume the editors know pro-Nazis when they meet them,
 When the Duke of Saxe- COburg and Gotha of Germany came here (in the same party that brought Dr. WeStrick) a dinner was given in his honor by the Board of Trade for German-American Commerce of N. Y. The affair was held at the Waldorf Astoria on March 20th, 1904 at which 600 people, including many Americans of ron-German stock (according to the same article) gave the Nazi salute when the orchestra struck up the Horst Wes- Sel song .. Senator Lundeel1 was the featured speaker and, according to the pro-Nazi newspaper, .he Gundeen) pledged himself to act as a friend of the German people snd as an opponent of new fangled irternationalism as long as he was a member of the Senate"
 The source for that Lundeen story was the April 4th, 1940 issue tVol 5, No. fl, Page D of The German American Bund's official newspaper in Yorkville.
 Hate-spreadcrs know children are impressionable and naive; so they infect them young. Frixample: The Fascist Blackshirt cells in N. J teach children to recite this anti AInericanism: When I grow up when, at least, l am a soldier, ] shall fight for Italy, my Father land, and I shall win. I shall take from the enemies flags and prison CTS, and shall earn many medals of valor" :. :. That is what is being drummed into the heads of Ameri- cah children in many sections of the U. s. A, according to the Sept 2Oth Congressional Record and that historical alarrnist Cong. Minton oi Indiana.
 A few weeks ago the State De. partment. announced that any lOIVABu OlplUuldI HI Ll1C O.3 O. HAlS interferes with our internal affairs will be considered persona non grats ... Il Mundo, the American Pa. triotic Italian language magazine alleged that New Italian Consul Vec' chi0tti is taking a very active par in the Presidential campaign So what. MT. Secretary of Stat Hull?
 Another favorite hunk of bunl dished out by the Nazis is that they never interfere with foreign govern. ments But in Berlin there i a, Ribbentrop bureau. Its job is t collect data on foreign nations ant its leading statesmen and citizens The habits, passions, vises, love-lif' and other personal information about the men and women who in fluence statesmen, newspapers ant opinion, etc. They also traii sDecial agents (men and Women) fO