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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-21

tate, Joseph Coretto, Arthur Aus tin, Mary Malone, Edith Garassino, Antoinette Ritucci. Mary De, Loi, Florence Houseknecht, Nettie Lev enherz, Frances BarrowS.
 Philomena Fischetti, Mary Valerie, Josephine D'Amelio, Evelyn Jones, Marie Zaccgnini, Jerry Jacugao, George Janeaviz, Robert Bevins, Leo Lebel, John Temple, Bob Warden, Bill .Gladding, Antoinette Mascin, Myra Kosa, Joseph Coitto, Isabel Finnigan. Albert Ruscitto, Daniel OToole, Pat Cipriano.
 Ralph Monte, Anthony Tancreto, Nichols Colangelo, Edward Scanlon, Ernie Litchauer, Fred Papp, Mat Susarchick Wallace W. Buish, Bill Shaw, Ricky Pichetti.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-21
RED FLAG SIGNIFIES MAIL

Oberlin, Ohio = CUP) = A red flag floated above the Oberlin Col lege Review office. A hastily ap- pointed "Americanism Committee" found it wa sonly signal for the college mailboy to stop at the alumni office.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-21

Waterville, Dec. 21 = The Casper s. Davis, American Legion Post and Auxiliary, will hold a Christmas party tonight at o'clock, at Fra ternity hall. The committees have decorated the hall and arranged a program which will include dinner and dancing. Grab bag gifts will be distributed by Santa Claus who is scheduled to make an appearance.
 All churches will have special music tomorrow in observance of the Christmas season.
 St. MichaePs
 Masses will be held at 8 a. rn.; 9:15 and HOO o'clock, with Rev. Francis Higgins offlciating.
 St. Paul's Episcopal
 Rev. Roger Barney, rector. Fourth Sunday in Advent. Holy Communion at 8 a. m.; Church school at 9:3O o'clock, with morning prayer, Litany and instruction at 10:45. This will be the third and last in a series of instructions on the Book of Revelation. The Young Peoples Fellowship Society will hold a candlelight service at p. m. for teh entire parish. The Altar Guild is in charge of decorating the church for the coming Christ mas services.
 Grace Methodist
 Rev. Ernest Weise, pastor. The Everyman's Bible Class will meet at 9:15 a. m. under the leadership of Frederick R. Book, and will have as guest speaker, Charles Rietdyke, secretary of the Salvation Army. Special Christmas music will be sung, with Charles Porbart, the song leader. Mrs. Frances Butcher, will accompany on the piano.
 MT. Weise will use as the subject of his address at the 10:30 o'clock, church service, Not to Be Opened Until Christmas" Special music will be rendered by the choir. Sunday school will meet at 11:45 and in the evening ' o'clock, the choir will pre- sent the cantata. 'The Nativity. Many extra voices have been added to the regular choir, and added re- hearsals have been held for several weeks, in preparing this musical program which has been under the direction of Charles Pro. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
 WaterviIIe Union
 Miss Elizabeth M. Weeks, minis ter. Sunday school will be held at II o'clock. In the evening, there will be the Christmas service, with special music by the choir, including a tenor solo, "'The New Born King; baritone solo. Jesus of Nazareth; i; male trio. 70 Come To My Heart, Lord Jesus" Miss Weeks will use as the subject of her Christmas mess age, No Room In The Inn"
 Monday evening, 7:30 o'clock, there will. be the children's Christ mas service, with tree. The usual Thursday evening Bible Study hour will not be held.
 Party Tonight
 The Young Peopleis Fellowship
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-21

A delegation of member of Wa terbury Chapter, Disabled Ameri- can Veterans. will pay a special visit to the U. s. Hospital at New ington Monday evening to present Christmas remembrances to D. A. V. men confined there. Little per- sonal gifts and checks will be dis- tributed. State Commander Walter A. Overton and William Keaveney, local commander, will accompany the delegation. Incidentally the chapter participated in the trib- utes paid yesterday and today to the later Dr. Thomas Maher.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-21

Two grizzly bears shipped from the United States have been placed in the Geological gardens of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-21
WaterviIIe Union

Party Tonight
 The Young PeopleiS Fellowship
Washington Journal., 1940-06-21

eeieben) uno n9onalo's Dog 2arn-
orb~ (Gonalo's &unoetpGf1e) per-
Oonitdnoigen 6as Yrogramm.
S.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-21
9Ims @ereinsereitem
@ui6inston sa~nserbnnO 5ranendor

0euti6e 6rauen, 0euti6e &reue,
0eutides @ort uno Deutiher Sang,
Soleu in ser @elt bebalteu,
Sbren alien i1onen &longl
Erot Der groBeu Site mar Die
8eriammIling Oes 6roreuHors am
9ienstug, Den II. SUM- iebr gut be.
ha6t. 9ie 8r1ii0entin, 6rau Marie
&i6ter, begriiBte sic @ridieneuen
unO nnh Dem Singer oes 2eitgeion.
ges begonn oie Mbpidlung Ser @e.
i6Gfte. 3uerit Duroe Oos Yrotofon
Ser lebten 8eriommlilng nerleien uno
einItimmig ongenommen. Gem folg-
te Ser &ofienberi9t, auf oieier fano
einItimmige Mnnabme. 8ie 6rau
Shmeler, oie 8oriisenoe 0es Ser
gniigungsfomitees beridtete, lin0 Die
8ororbeiten fir einen gemiitli1en
Ibeno ouf Dem 9o1garten nod ni6t
gan3 fertig. Sobolo nie Ser Gag
uno Oos Brogromm feititebt, ueroen
mir es iofort befonnt MAIDEN. Ils
Observation-Disclosures fir ben Wtonat
mur0en Sran SO. Qaue nno Srau 6.
Moeaer getp6blt. 6rau &idter iiber-
reidte cine ginlaoung u%nIeres Ntit-
glieoes, 6rau S. SaDlor, tDel6e ber-
binoert NOR on Ser 8eriammlung
teil51tnebmen, elm Bidnid anf ibrer
6arm in Suitlano 81 peranitalten.
9onfeno Dur0e oiefes o%ngenommen
uno ioa in &iir5e aisgefiibrt tper-
ben. 0un mics Die 8rGiiOentin auf
oas Nidnid oes S6ngerbunoes bin,
uno bat ale mit5ubelfen bel ben
SpieIen, Sic fir Die &in0er arran-
giert mer0en ionen llno Dor alien
retbt 3ablreid bort 8u fem. 9a net
fer feline @eidGfte mebr porlagen,
tpuroe oie 8eriommlung geidloiien.
gu ser @eburtstagsfeier fir unie-
re lieben Mitglieoer Sri. 81. 8eier,
6rau g. 9emmerle, 5rou g. MeiB-
ner uno Srau S. SoDlor, geielIte fid
cine Sob3eitsfeier, uno 3uar feierte
Srau 6. Muener ibren 8. Sod8eits-
tag. Sudden uno &affee, 8utterbrote
lino @ein. 8feffermin5 uno Sdofo-
laoe Ipenoierten oie @efeierten ibren
Sangesfdneftern. Die 8rdiioentin
beeliidtpiiniGte unO 0onfte Ben Set.
finoern uno tpie INNER BEL oieien
Seiern berrift cine frobe unO eemiit-
li1e Gtimmtng, uno MIR 5u bal0
I6Idgt sic Stlnoe oes go1bauie-
gebens. @. :.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-21

beridtet iiber oos 2eben nn6 @irfen
Simon 8olibar's, oes 2incoln bieies
characterization Staates, ben Ole
@aiier oes Yacific uno Der &aribi-
I6en See umfpiilen. uScreen Snap-
bots, Der nG6ite Gur3film fiibrt
uns na6 benz @eiten, mo Sobnrt
gabanmlgb Die folgenoen @r0Ben
als &eiter in amiiianter 8eiie bor-
fiibrt: 3epis Gtone, Com Mir,
gmos uno Mnob, Bud Sones, aooI-
pbe Meniou, Geo Garlic, SerrD Co.
lonno, Serene @id, Mlice SAP @eor-
&c 9'8rien, Cigar Bergen, Charlie
McGartbD, @iniam 9. Sart uno
oiele an0ere. Gene 4utrD iinet oa-
5u: u9bere'a neber be another Yal
life You.~
Gin muiifoliider 2lir3film nSabe
gou Met ybette" (&aben sic ybette
Washington Journal., 1940-06-21
Die innere stiinme

Gin befannter 9[rditeft trifft auf
elmer Sabrt ourd) 9ennlplpanienb
melt a6ieits BON Der MutoitroBe, Ell
men aufgemedten amii6en Sungen.
Ser 8u6 mo6te germ elm Stiid oes
@eges mitgenommen Deroen, mnB
iid aber nit ieiner inneren Stimme
oltseinanoerIeben, neil ,Mom" nno
iein @etpiiien linn Die Sabrt perbie-
ten. Sic iolten oieie ent8iidenoe
&lir5gei6idte leien, Die in Ser ioeben
eridienenen SuninuSga6e Der ~Nme-
Mcan-@ ermon 3ebietp" p~er0ffentlidt
moroen lit uno in oas 9enfen oieier
Dor Sabrbitnoerten eingetpanoerten
oeuti6en religi0ien Sefte einfiibrt.
9ieie Summer beriftet meiter
bon Dem @rofen 2eon, Der Dor etpa
100 Sobren cine oeiiti1e &olonie i'm
RorODeIten 2oltiiianas griinoete ulo
cine beoeutiome Miiiion in europa
un0 IN amerifa 51t baben ihien.
@uBten Sic bon Ser beriibmten Mor-
gan-S ammlung MeiBener 8or5enans
in 9artforo, Connecticut Mu6
oariiber fin6en Sic einen b~ebiloerten
@ufiat neben Mnef6oten aus 8enn.
iDlpanio-0 eltti6en &alenoern. Irti-
feln iiber Stefan George, iiber @l-
bre6t 9iirer uno Warie BON 8unien.
9ieie Summer entb1It nieoer cine
oeuti6e Gur5geididte Ser &ragen-
fnopf".
@s lit INNER elm 8ergniigen, Die
reid bebiloerten Musgoben Der nMme-
rican-@ German &epiep~ 5u leier. Sc
De Summer entbGlt cine 10 geI1idt
5nlammengeitellte M1tsleie intereiian=
ter Iufidbe, Dab Ser 8e5ltg Ser 8eit-
idrift fir $500 i'm Sabr nur er1-
pfoblen peroen fam. Die r9lmeri-
can-@erman &ebiem~ lit Die fultu-
rele 3peimonotsidrift Ser Carl
S6ur5 Wemorial Foundation. Sic
niiien, ooB iid sic Foundation oie
@rbaltung oes fultureaen @eitrages
Der Imerifaner oeiti1er Serfrnft
am Guf6uu Mmerifas gum 3ieI ge-
iebt bot. @enn es Sbnen MIR irgeno
moglid 1T, raten mir, Witglieo Der
FOUNDATION 81 meroen. Sabresbei-
trae $1,000.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-21
Gineefou6t
9enti6e spradi6nle

@egen Der iest berri9enoen
0euti6enbese lit gu befiirdten, oaB
Der Teutidunterri1t in Amerifo i'm
fommenOen Serbit itart leiOen tpir6,
nadOem er l6on in ben bergnngenen
25 Sobren 10 arg mitgenommen muir
De. 0arf man oaber an uniern glt-
ten .Goncoro.4lub~ Der Dor A Sab
rem cine oeuti6e neutrality-suspicious.
ms 9eben REF Die Bite ridten, bod
ia i'm Offer Inn Die @rboltung Der
Sdule nidt nad5ulaiien, in Der I'm
terItiisung nidt 81 erlobmen? Gs
lit bod cine Mufgabe Oes alubs. 10
oiel mir piiien, fultureIe 8eItrebun-
gen Der oeutiden &oIonie @oibing-
tons init allen YtitteIn Slt f6rOernl
8ir oanfen Dem Club fir ieine bis
bergen erfolgreiden 8emiibungen
urn @rboltung unO Yflege Ser Oert-
i6en 5pra1e unter ELECTROMAGNETIC
nii6en 4inoern. g. @l.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-21
giduid Oes @aibinstOn eanserbnnO

Sci i6onem Sommermetter fano
am bergnngenen Sonntag 0as @alo-
felt oes GGngerbunoes in n@old's
@robe" Itatt. Gdon friib am Mittag
tuoren 5reunoe Ser Natltr uno Oes
@eIangbereins in ibrem Sdnauferl
binausgefabren nm in Der Sommer-
lanoi6oft einen berrliden Gag gu
berleben. Mnoere famen erit ip6ter
am 0a6mittag, 90 man ii6 Dorber
in ben fiiblenoen 6luten Der Gbeia-
peafe 8udt erfriidt batte. Son
Baltimore tporen cine gan8e An3abl
Sanger 0es v&rion" unter Der
Siibrung hires 8rdiioenten SenrD
@ienefelo, eri9ienen. 2ieoer prr-
BEN bonn n@aibington Sd~ngerbuno"
uno Dem n&rion" porgetragen. Sir
Ilnterbaltung mar reidlid geiorgt
uno aud fir Sic eri6ienenen &inoer
paren Gpiele norgeieben. @old's
M3ufiffapeae ipieIte duBerit reidlid
uno nnterbielt Die gri6ienenen bis
gum ipdten @beno.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-21
5amiIienfeiertase fir Serrn
Or. Cigar YrOdnif

@m 80. SUM feiert Dos beliebte
grodnif-8aar, Ser friibere 0itrei6i-
ihe @eianote Or. Cigar 8. 8ro6nif,
uno @emabIin, oie 30lte @ieoerfebr
oes Cages ibrer Seirot (im Sabre
1910. SIN DECEMBER oieies Sab
reg feiern aiIBeroem Die gltern BON
6rau Or. Brodnif: Serr @oparo g.
Sames unb @emoblin, oos Seit Ser
@oloenen Sod5eit (tpobrideinlid in
Bottom mo lebtere tpobnen). SEER
Brofeiior Brodnit ertpartet audi ben
baloigen 8eiu9 ieiner G~lteften Eod-
Ter. melhe als @emablin oes ame-
rifaniiden 0iplomaten Sroncis 8.
Gpaloing in Cairo, Megppten. lit.
Srau SpaIoing m0dte sic 5erien
6ieien CONNER am nSquam~ See,
in SEEM Sampibire, berbrineen. Sic
bat cine 9ohter uno bret Sobne.
ibrer 8erbeirotung mar fie SRI.
2ornnoa Yrodnit.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-21

StodboIm. Die britilde
Sitfiiite bon Spaloing 2incolnibire
big &pe Suiier puroe, uie aus Con
BON eemeIoet miro, our Sperr3one
erfl6rt. Sic lit 600 FIN lang uno
runo 80 I'm tief. Mae 8ibiliIten sic
nidt na9meisli6 ans oringen6en
@riinoen i'm aiiItengebiet bleiben
miiiien, baden Die 5perr5one rmge-
bend 5l berlafien.
@enf. 49, Ser fron30fii9e @uno-
funf teilte am 9onnerstagfriib init,
oaB Die fran5oiiiden 9ebonmddtig-
ten fir Die g~initeaung Der Seinoie.
ligfeiten bon einem iiiofran3oiiiden
6lugbafen geitortet ieien. Dos Slug.
5eug lit ourh neiBe 6arbe fenntliH
gernodt. l1eber ben @eiteredng Der
9inge tuer6e a~biolutes S1meigen
getunbrt.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-21
,,&ein WlitleiO"
iagt bic &ei6sprehe
3eitnngen erinnern an Eeriaiaer
TrieSen. r8erliner 2OfaI-N m3eissr"
fOr6ert rS6Inf init Den etUigen
0rObnngen au n%uierer
8eftsrsnse"

Berlin. ~ Die Oertide 8reiie
erfIGrte 3u Dem 5rieoenseriuden Oes
fron50iii6en 8remiers 8etain on
&eidsfiibrer @oolf &itler, 5ronf-
reid peroe ooie oer0iente Anttport"
erbalten.
Ser yGngriff", ous Organ oes
&ei6spropaganoa Miniiters 9r.
Boil Soiepb @oebbels, iagte II. a.:
.9ie Stunoe berlongt bic 8ereini.
gltng oaer 5ra9en. mel6e Der inn
perioliItii1 : fopitoliitiihe 3eitob-
I6nitt Ser europGii9en @ei6idte nns
binterloiien bat. Inns fam es glei6-
giiItig iein, Oh sic @affen einen Gag
LANCER fpreHen aIs mir ale Diin-
i1en. auf bic 20iung fommt es
an"
y5ronfreid fam fem Mitleio err
tporten,~ idreibt Ser uMngriff" met
ter. .@ereeiien mir nidt, mas urs
mad Dem @affenitiaitano ongetan
tpur0e. @cnn ser n%euernannte
fron3Ofii6e IuBenminiiter Boul
8oiiooin erfl1rt, 6ranfreid piiroe
nift bereit fem, ale 9eoingungen
an5unebmen, 10 lit Oa8u gu iogen,
bob 9eutidlano itorf geiulg lit, es
Oo5u 5u 3Uingen."
gGnslan6 ipir6 nidbt berseTen"
Ser g8erliner 9ofolan3eiger"
idreibt gu Der @eoe Oeg britiiden
8remiers: vgbur9ia iagt, OoB Der
&rieg tpeitergebt. Niemano lit an-
oerer Mniidt. @ir baben iiber
6ronfreid Die griten nidt oergeiien,
oos mogen fie mr. glaiiben."
9as 8Iott faBt Damn feline Stel-
lungnabme gegeniiber 6ranfrei6
folgenoermaBen %3uiommen: 0S6luB
nit oen epigen frnn3oiiiden Oro-
bungen on Deutidlanos @eltgren5e.
@brednung nit Oen Sabren iener
@olitif felt gompiegne. 4uittung
fir 0ieien &rieg, Ser oas eben 9e-
einte uno eben boaen0ete Deuti6lono
ouriiditoBen ionte in oie Nieoerung
Ser Sbnmodt, archaeological uno
gnt3peiung.~
aud oie n0eutide aagemeine 8ei-
tung~ erinnert an oie Salt1ing
6ranfreifs I'M SCRIPT 1918 uno be-
font: Ole Gron5oien boben iid ibr
Sdidial ieIbit 8u8ufdreiben. gi6ts
m1re Derfeblter, nls iie ettpa ais
9pfer engIifhen gerrnts 81 beoar-
ern. sic BADEN iiG feIbit gum fonti-
nentalen 66mert gnglanos gemaht.
Sbr @errnt am Sentiment lit mora
lii1 bielleiht acknowledgement nIs
Der 8errat Der gnglGnoer; oenn bic
ie geb0ren als Snielmadt nidt 81
oieiem Sentiment; iie paren Itets iei-
ne @egner."
Washington Journal., 1940-06-21
,Srans-2 a Sbeuter

Qos arn Treitag, ben 81. SUM,
beginnenoe @odenprogramm oes
Erons.Qur Sbeoters bringt ne6en
ben tuie immer iebr rei6baltig aus
oeitotteten n@eltereigniiien", Die nit
6infidt ouf bic umitiir5enoen gor-
adnge ienfeits oes groBen Eeides be-
jonoeres Sntereiie beiiden, einen nelt-
en- Gnrbenfilm Der Srupel-S erien,
betiteIt Sailing on Columbia" (Jfei.
ie ourh golmmbien): 8aranquiaa
nit ieinen alien biitorii9en &ir6en,
Der @arft auf benz M~eaooolenen
Gtrom, bic mooernen Sotels uno
Oann Gartogeno, Der beoeutenoite Gr-
portbufen fir @nnanen, Die bon bort
nod, benz Noroen beridifft ueroen.
Sn onIdaulifer @eiie miro babel
Washington Journal., 1940-06-21
@emiitli6es g"eiiammeniein!

9as oeutlde gemiitlide 8eiiom-
meniein lit elm 8rau9 bon Glters
Der, bertpanote Seelen finoen lid 81
@aiier uno au 2anoe! I'm nun mel
ter Die "nSiIfsbereitidaft~ fir Die in
II. @. 81. geitranoeten 2nnosleltte 81
pflegen, miro fir Sonntog, ben 80.
SUM- os. Sbs., elm @artenfeit in Gil
Der Spring, Mo., geplant. 8ir oiir-
fen oas D8riiden- 8auen~ bon lfer
81 nfer i'm Deuti6tlim nidt einf6lo-
fen Iaiien, oariim bat iid 6os liebe
@bepoar Self bereit erfldrt, ibren
@arten Ser guten Sade iDegen CUR
8erfiigung GIT fteQenl Srau Self
1T ni1t nur elm oirefter Mbfomme
Der beriibmten 8riiden-8auer &oe6-
lings, ionoern aud ols liebenspiir-
oige uno beitere @aitgeberin in 0elit-
i6en &reiien befannt.
Snes Mgens 8radebui6 Bod.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-21

Berlin. - 8ei einem feinoli-
den 2uftangriff ouf oos &0Iner
Sta6tgebiet tpllroen fieben 3inilper-
ionen get0tet iino mebrere berlest.
@inige @obnbGuier tpur6en 5eritort
uno mebrere @ebdiloe teiltDeiie be-
idGoigt. Sci einem n1htli1en bril-
tii9en Sliegeriiberfaa ouf 0as Oil
feloorfer Stoot5entrum tpuroe 8oli-
5eiprafioent SS-O bergruppenfiibrer
@eiseI totlid getroffen. Gr fubr
tudbreno oes Mngriffs in Oie beorob-
tie Gone als i'm elm 8ombeniplitter
traf. @eibeI lit SO Sabre aft uno
felt 1888 8oli5eiprdiioent bon Oil
ieloorf. gr mar MitgIieo oes Heids-
tages uno oes preuBiiden Staats-
rats.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-21
gnllitt ertuGst Seimfebr ans befet-
tenn YariS

Yaris. CHA gerIin). Mit-
ar6eiter oes 8otiAafters @iniam 6.
8uaitt Der II. 9. BADEN ibm geraten,
na9 @merifa 3uriid5ufebren, 90 er
bort mebr fir Die Il. g. tln f0nnte,
als in Dem bon ben 9eutiden beieb-
ten Haris.
Ser 8otiAafter bat ben Hatiblag
in @rmagrng ge8ogen, 1T aber nod
gu feinem gnti1lrB gefommen.
9ie Mitnrbeiter permieien oarauf
oaB Die 8emiibungen oes 8otidaf-
tiers, Yoris Dor Der 8eritorllng 81
retten, @rfolg gebnbt bdtten, in0em
er Der oeuti1en Negierilng mitgeteilt
babe, oaB Baris CUR offenen Staot
erfI1rt muroe.
sic betonten au9, oaB Die Bot
ihaft our1 ben umItano, OoB iie ale
ibre Wadri9ten 6ur6 Oie 6eutiden
8eiaBungs-8 eb0roen ienoen miiiie,
nun ni6t mebr normal f%unftionieren
tonne.
ga oie MbreiIe oeg 8oti9ofters
gem1B oiplomotiidem @ebrna9 i'm
@inOernebmen nit Der oerti6en Ne-
gierung erfolgen miiBte, mare er not
uenoig 6ieie 81 peritdnoigen iobal0
iid Der 8otidofter entihlofien bat,
Die Seimreiie a%t5utreten.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-21

-getellnngen fir 2ebensmitteI-
pafete mad 0entidlanb tperbsn bon
ms auBenOmmen mnb prompt nnb
ii6er tueiterbef6rbert.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-21
0as Sadleiu int @al6e!.
bon Snes q. Bod, seb. gradebufd.


Bin ein gan8 bergniigtes Springioiia,
llnb biipf iiber Stod un0 Stein,
Gie @Oglein iingen am @aiier ibr
2ieo,
Meinem liebliditen 8iIor0ieIeiu.
Die 6orne niden an u~ferrano,
Wtir carte @riiBe nlir 81
Sn roiig-griin-goloner 5arbenprodt.
@ebt Die Iiebe Come CUR Stub.
gas gauge feline @alOgetier,
@s labt iih am fiiblen Grant,
Gin Gribbel- &rabbel UNI mid berum.
Sn Dem @aloe 10 frei uno fronf.
llno ~ fommt NAL Elm Menid NIT
oiiIterm Blid =
S1aut ernit in mein Spiegelein,
ltno iiebt BARN iein finffres @eiiht,
SEA, 30 ~ miiBte ia ih ni6t mebr
ieinl -
Washington Journal., 1940-06-21
Splitter Der Stiae
6. $. ~Qeineneber.
8aibiu9tOn, 8. g.

SD iab ben Morgen roieni10n
uno 3auberreid am Gore itebn II
90 fam Die Noht un0 nabm ben
S1mous
unO tronf bonn SeId unO truuf
i'm aus.
4
$50 i'll Der Seele SeiIigtum?
$50 gliibt Ser @eg al @Iiid uno
&ubm2 -
8 frag midt nidt, id geb tute 0u
Stls 6remoling auf ben Abeno au.
4 X y \
3mei Stimmen bort ib blutig ldrein.
cine Sn, 0ie andre Nein;
God feline ln9te, feline b6bnte,
gls bei0e tie Der Sob neri0bnte.
x y y y y
Crib oie Come,
Grinf Die @onne,
Die Der Gag beidert;
Meioen
SIT MIR Qeioen,
Dos Die &roft ber5ebrt.
The Nome nugget., 1940-07-29
WILLKIE'S HOME TOWN STAGGERED

ELWOOD, Ind. July 24-Wen- dell Willkie's home town was staggered by the magnitude of its new role as host of 300,000 ex- pected visitors. The crowds will jam a 50 acre park to hear Will kie's speech accepting the COP presidential nomination. Final plans for the ceremony, tentative ly set for August 10, were com pleted at conference of state party leaders. Congressman Hal leck of South Bend will meet with other leaders today to re- view the program with Willkie.
 Manufacturer Homer Capesart of Washington, Ind, laid out a blue print for the gigantic pie nic reception. Four farms in ad- dition to the 60 acre park will be leveled off to provide parking space for 50,000 automobiles. Capesart said one committee had planned for 25,000 box lunches to feed the Willkie followers.
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such as Canada, and the Guianas
 That, and nothing more.
Something New

Next, it gets over the idea that the United States does not want the possessions of France in the Western Hemisphere, that it is willing to let the 21 American nations and their 240,000,00- peo pie decide what should be done about them if France should try to yield them to Germany.
 That is something new. It illus trates the Good Neighbor policy, even though the policy is actual ly no part of the original Monroe Doctrine.
 It has set some insiders in Washington to talking about a mutual Monroe Doctrine, a pol icy adopted by all the American nations, as expressed in the re- cent declarations of Montivideo, Buenos Aires, Lima and Panama - all expressions of hemisphere unity and providing a common defense.
 These insiders can cite you evidence that a mutual Monroe Doctrine may already be in the making. They can show you how the declarations provide that any one nation can call the rest of the nations together for consult ation in case of trouble.
 They show you the economic and financial advisory committee already set up to plan economic resistance against foreign sys- tems.
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Revival Monroe Doctrine; What
 Means Explained
By MORGAN M. BEATTY AP Feature Service Writer

WASHINGTON - Behind the Monroe Doctrine headlines you 've been reading is a deliberate battle of wits between Washing ton and Berlin with Washing ton on the offensive.
 The primary aim in Washing ton is to bring strikingly to the attention of the American public both above and below the Rio Grande - the original Monroe Doctrine and it's championship of independence for the nations of the Western Hemisphere as well as its warning to European pow CTS to keep off.
 In effect it is a curtain raiser for the meeting in Havana of the 21 American republics. It might even portend a mutual Monroe Doctrine to supplement the pure ly United States doctrine pro- nounced by Monroe in 1923.
 American State Department of ficials have been itching for some time to get the Monroe doctrine on Page One, So to speak, in the same breath with the strange talk of Monroe Doctrines in Flu rope and Asia, and to show them in contrast with each other.
 These officials have been ready to leap at a chance to prove Un- cle Sam is on the level and de- old of all desire to set up any puppet regimes in this hemi- sphere.
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Almost, But Not Quite

The conquest of Holland al- most gave them the opening they were waiting for, but not quite. For the sovereignty of Holland is obscure, her posses sions in this hemisphere small.
 The conquest of France was a different story, a perfect exam pie. For, officially at any rate, France retains her independence, even though a conquered power, and therefore has the right to keep or dispose of her posses sions as she sees fit
 So the State Department got busy. A round-robin note went to France, England, Germany and Italy. Those nations were flat
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WILLKIE TO NAME LIST OF PROMINENT DEMO SUPPORTERS

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, July g - Reports were that Re publican Presidential Nominee Wendell Willkie will name a list of prominent Democrats who will support him in the coming campaign.
 The announcement is expected to lead to the launching of an organization within the Demo- cratil party for Willkie's support. It was said that the organization would be independent of other Republican party campaign groups.
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ly advised that the United States would not recognize any trans fers of possessions in this hemi- sphere, nor acquiesce in them The Monroe Doctrine was not mentioned.
 It was implied, however, that the incident at Martinique where French and British warships are playing hide and seek, is just as much in focas as, say, French Guiana.
 That note was delivered in Der lin on June Is. On July l, Berlin struck at the bait. It was Berlin that brought up the Monroe Doc trine.
 Joachim von Ribbentrop, the German Foreign Minister, said the Monroe Doctrine interpreta- ton implicit" in the American note would amount to conferring on some European statees the right to possess territories on this side of the Atlantic, but not others.
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DALADIER NOW HELD IN FRENCH PRISON \

VICHY, France, July 25- The Pstain Government has ordered former Premier Daladier and several others confined in the Marsaille prison while launching a7 investigation of Frenchmen al legedly responsible for Frances entry into the war.
 Daladier has just returned from Morocco where he fled at the time of the armistice.