The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-19
Col. V. Britton, the Mysa teriOus Head of Strange
 Army, Begins Work
GERMAN STATIONS TRY
 TO JAM BROADCAST
Invisible Army of Millions Comes Into Being on Sun.
 day Morning "
(By United Press)

Great Britain called on the 125, 100000 people of German occupied Europe today to start mobilizing at midnight a secret army, the Strangest in history, to fight the Ger mans by all mearj they can. At the same time a new "radio transmitter of the European revolution" called on the German people to rise in revolt against the Nazis.
 At 12:l5 a. m. today in London (6:l5 D. m., Friday, EDT) Colonel V. Britton," the mysterious head of the organization which under the symbol of "" is conducting the new anti German propaganda campaign, called on "the oppressed peoples" of Europe: ee
 To begin mobilizing at midnight tonight secret victory" army.
 To VOW tomorrow to continue faithfully to fight Germans by all means.
 To take every opportunity tomor- row to show the Germans that the "army" Is mohilizing by chalking the symbol V. for Allied victory everywhere they can, and to beat out the ot-dot-dot-dash" which in the Morse telegraphic code reps resents the letter V.
 The United Press listening post in New York heard the new "Eu- ropean revolution" station broad casting through the night in Ger man, urging the German people to join in the victory fight.
 Try to Jam Broadcast
 German stations vainly tried to jam the broadcast after the first few sentences, but the station cone tinued strongly.
 "A European revolution is neces- sary against the Fascist powers, an intimate cooperation of the Euro- pean people in order to organize a socialist federation of the Euro- pean peoples" 1t said. "As difficult as the task may be in the present Europe an situation, everybody must fight with all his means.
 "The German Fascists thought they could easily launch their fa- nous invasion against England and finish the war quickly. Some of you German workers might have thought up to few months ago that he might conclude an alli- ance with Russia and dominate the world, thus making any Euro pean revolution impossible.
 But now the hour of the Euro pean revolution is approaching. Hitler could not beat England so easily as he thought. He must now fight England and America. H0 must break Russia to pieces before he can begin the war against Eng land and America.
 "The European revolution must come. It is in formation. Every body must fight for 8 socialist fed- eration of the European peoples. You have heard the radio transmit~ ted of the European revolution"
 Organized fer HgenAhs
 There was every indication that the British "V" campaign, with which the European revolution" broadcasts were now co-ordinated, was much more than a propaganda stunt and had been organized for months by secret agents on the con- tinent.
 It was known that the "" sym- bol had been chalked up by SO many people throughout Europe that the Germans had been forced to try to adopt it themselves. and say that the ''V' stood for German victory, though "Sieg," is the 0er> man word for victory.
 Various dispatches indicated that there was wide disafEection in occupied countries. A United rTasn
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