The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-31

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 (And U. S. Attorney General BlddIe)
 Before the war there were more
 than ten thousand fully dressed tanatical Blackshirts in this coun- try. They trained themselves in street fighting and took military training Joe McWms' rem nants are still holding secret meet ings What become of James True, the jerque who used to boast that he could get arms for subver- sive outfits? .. .. Many of the spy- solationist publications are urging their readers not to pay taxes. Isn't there any law against that? |. The Nazi links of many so-called mother" organizations have been exposed and confirmed many times. But few of those outfits are still in business Do Bundists still own their camps in strategic posi- ttons around the country? {. Anyone who thinks Nazi Bundists will support our country in war don't know that every Bunder took an oath that he would support Ger many in peace or war.
 Swastikow-tower Gerald Winrod of Wichita is still spreading his periodical poison behind various fronts The latest plan of the Hitlerats in this country is to tky to make as much trouble as possible in the coming Congressional elec- tions Lawrence Dennis, who is now trying to wave the flag, used to write articles for a maga- zine put out by Frederick Auhagan, @ convicted Nazi agent. So did a few of our congressman Herr Auhagan also used to teach at Co., lumbia Univ. For some strange reason many pro-AXis stooges find it easy to get teaching jobs there :. According to an official estimate, there are over million Fifth Columnists in this country.
 Former Bund groups ln Long Island are now calling themselves sports clubs and are indulging in all kinds of petty vandalism World Service is the official Nazi overseas propaganda service. They have praised, advertised and dis tributed the bias of various Ameri- cancers. They include Gerald Win rod (of Wichita, Kansas; Charmles B. Hudson (of Omaha, Nebraska; James True (of Washington, D. O. and Lizzie Dilling, to mention few. These people are still distributing their poison in America '. Many of the pro-Nazi German groups that weren't as noisy as the Bund still haven't disbanded.
 If you want to find the source of arguments of many so-called Americans who are now hurting the Conmander-in-C Chief, you should read the bunk written by Lawrence Dennis Col. Sanctuary is still an Army reserve officer, although he has been a professional hate Spreader for long time. Among those who have praised and ad- vertised his activities arc Gen, Mo3eley, Gerald Winrod and Cough lin Joseph P Ramp, who spreads Fascist propaganda, has had much of his bunk praised and distributed by Winrod Another who has received such support is Charles B. Hudson, who filings pa- per bullets at this reporter for blind ing him with the spotlight.
 once again pro-Axis outfits here are making plans to start a new political party William Dudley Policy has been convicted of stock fraud, but he is now appealing his case. This Is the kind of man we give the benefit of our democratic privileges. A short time ago he re- leased the copyright of one of his books titled: "No More Hunger to the Japanese. The Japs printed about a million copies of the book and boosted Policy via their short wave radio. Felley boasted and boasted about this "honor' {. .. Now he is still distributing his pro- Axis literary arsenic.
 Whatever happened to Robert Ed ward Edmondson, the professional hate spreader who made his head quarters in Stoddardtsville, Penn sylvania? Is he still alive? . Lambert Fairchild, who used to make speeches before Bunders, still has his letters printed in big news papers. Don't those editors know the mans activities? Or maybe they do know the kind of man he is because his letters always appear in newspapers that are still rapping the Commander-in-Chief.
 Although Government agencies have done Q wonderful job in wedding out Nazi influences in American industries. there is still too much of 1t .. The attacks made on the President by various peo- ple in washington are being spread by the Axis shortwavers. So it is no surprise that the same bunch has also tried to gag us The last two Congressmen who villified this reporter (Jake Thorkelson of Montana and John c. Schafer of Wisconsin, are now both ex-Con- gressmen! Both were linked with various hate-groups.
 Ham Fish, who always was against aiding the Allies, wanted to aid Germany by selling our helium The Westermann Book Shop on West 18th St., in New York used to display pro-NaI propaganda, un- -