The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-22
Walter WlncheII
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HzER LAST TIME I SAW LONDON ] (Bg Reasan AGcGuFy, chleR edi- enrlai writer of The New York Mir. rur. He was the first American Co cross the Atlantic Ocean Co Bri- tain h . bomber)
 EOndon Memories That Won't Erase: The young Scotch boy, mem. Der of the Pioneer Corps that cleans up ,smekhed cities right after an air raid .. tears were sluicing through the bomb-dust caked on his face 4. he carried 6 child's glove |. sThere was Q little and in 1t . kiddie's and .. but can't find the kiddie" and the veteran sergeant who kicked the boy in the pants because he was Shatterlng morale and how the Scotch boy said: "Tnanks."
 The big picture of Roosevelt, torn from the magazine, Tapping on the stump of c wall in the sluns back of Mile End Road.
 Tonxhest Sight to Take: Bonb- sfiocked cats and dogs, proving the streets with glazed eyes after 0 raid ... the best way to get Q drag with local town officials in England is to lead off with this compliment: "Your town hsa had 1t worhe than any place in Englandl" There's e hot civic pride in the amount of damage i've can take". Towns bombed give most to the War Weap- ofas Fund.
 LenAon's No. 1 Glamour Girl, whose first fiance was killed in c crash, whose second fiance is in c NaA prison camp, whose only thought now is how to avoid being conscripted in Ernie Bevin's drive for women munitions workers.
 Lerd Perry Brownlow describing tho little Caspar Milquetoast of Q man who came to remove 6 3,000- pound unexploded bomb from his air cannon factory after c night raid: "A strong wind would have whisked him away he hugged the bomb fondly. and listened !. then he asked for c cup of coffee, then he went for 0 half hours walk u. to think then he came back and took the fuse out of the bomb, carried t off in his pocket !. and we breathed again ." Lord Bruwnlow prophesied: "After this war, there will be no House of Lords .. nothing without function will survive"
 ~rhere'1l Always Be an England": The RAT fighter pilots beat huge odds in the air because the RAF' boys have guts enough to hold their fire an c hail of lead until they close in to 200 yards where they can't miss. The Germs" cut loose at 1000 yards.
 'There'll Always Be an England. I'm Afraid": Every Friday night the roads outside of London are jain- packed with cars leaving the city, burning priceless petrol, to get to the country for that weekend Biggest scandal in London: Discov- cry that one exclusive beauy shop was selling c shampoo of priceless eggs, four eggs per shampoo. You can buy only one for breakfast.
 Things Co Send to Men in Britain: Razor blades. To girls: Lump sugar, silk stockings, onions. P. s. gained nix pounds in England. You get fined or jailed if caught writing to America for anything.
 Down as tank mlaneuvers, watch. ing the new "winnies" af- ter MT. Churchill i8 of them chased the Italians out of Libya {. 4 captain told me: "What we dread most is to get hit in the legs |. because then we sit there, praying an incendiary won't hit the petrol tanks around Us because with c bullet through your legs you can't life the hatch and crawl out"
 This Strained My Heart Strings: A boy from the Eagle Squadron was aA4 tAio NuA0 00 EhED uAS AABtAt ~ was hit He had crashed Q month before, had half-heaied, was going home next week He went over to be an Eagle and died in c night club.
 They are still whispering about the young Welsh 0uardsman who Killed c waiter after the bomb hit caught him lifting jewels off . dead girl.
 Item the German censors missed ln . prisoners letter: T know that Spring is coming .. and 1t makes me sad. How I'd love to be in the country again riding the year. lines like we used to-" The prisoner who wrote that letter weighed 100 pounds before Dunkirk .. he used to ride the yearlings when he was . boy; weight: 90 pounds.
 This Raced My Pulse: watching . Tight 0rumann American.made Martlets from the Fleet Air Arm, swooshing down through fog onto the field ct an RAT station while Hurricane pilots watched goggle- eyed .. .. then watching the Mart- lets tangle with the Hurricanes in challenge aerobatics .. The Mart lets won ct intermediate attitudes. The "A combat pilots from the American Air Force who landed in Britain as observers last week will prove to the smear.artists who have discredited the American P- % Tomahawks that they can hold their own with Hurricanes and SpitfireS at ANY altitude.
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