The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-10
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 Berlin planned, regardless of the bungling of the eight saboteurs, to land four loads of saboteurs on the Atlantic coastline every six weeks =. Wonder how true 1t Is that five landed successfully somewhere along the Mexican Gulf coast? {. Dozens and dozens of kinfolk, friends and others who were contacted by the eight spies are in the vari- ous FBI lockups-but no announce ment of that has been made {. How come2 Everybody in the Dept. of Justice courtroom had to sake special kind of oath not to discuss anything they heard during she trial of the eight Nazis The irony of 1t: The courtroom is where TBI agents are trained.
 / Critic Watts observation escaped the rest of us: That in Irving Ber- lin's This Is the Army" hit Cat the Broadway theater) there is not one attempt at flagwaving like the ditty called: "Take Me-" It blows kisses at your ears Only, that Is, when played as a waltz 1. Nearly everywhere in the nation they respect the sugar shortage one lun@. or you can lump it, mister. But not in Washington's best hotelsl -. 1.-TWO or three?" they ask you, and in some places the bowl is crowded Navy Relief will prob ably wind up with seven or eight million.
 During the broadcast of the AL Star baseball game the announcer stated: "The boos that greeted him as he walked to the plate are really tribute to him and his popularity" .. Huh? Wonder why Rommel is played up as a military genius? =. Have the editors forgotten that when the Nazis were defeated in Libya a few months ago-the genius leading them was Rommel? |. What sort of an American is Will our V. Keegan, just indicted along with dozens of Bundits? As the Bund lawyer Cat 8 measly $100 weekly) he protected their loop holes and rights. Rights which one day (if successfully would remove hisl =. Cute kid :. A Washing ton girl said to friend in uni- form: "What are you doing?" |. How much time have you got?" he asked Plenty for you, dear" .. Well" he explained, I'm the lowest man in the morale division of the miscellaneous branch of the personnel section of the service os supplies of the U. s. A."
 Wonder how jittery the Rev. Ger aid Winrod (and some other so- called men of the cloth) is this morning-when he read about the FIBI collarings? They all will be dealt with--when the busy Dept. of Justice agents get around to their names Jerque McWil- jams was closely allied to the Bund. Made speeches from the same plat forms with theic leaders .. AS did the obnoxious Edward James Smythe When are they going to be handcuffed? Some ball play GA0 A1dtC tAiC CVA dAle5VOu 4AAoU AAdIAlCO such as Enos, Alley, Arky and Spurgeon Add things I'm glad I'm not: An expert on the <Libyan situation. As soon as the experts claim one side has been whipped the losers get their second wind and take the decision John Jacob Astor says the item about him buying the gas station and tires was 8 practical joke by unfunny friends.
 Talk about meanies .. Civic lead CTS of Plymouth, Mass, want an early curfew in order to discourage girls from flirting with soldiers .. A Hollywood colyumer credits Otto Kruger with: "He's rusting on his laurels," which was half line here once and then was decorated by Readers Digest The Times movie critic complains that films like Eagle Squadron" give miscon- captions of war. That picture con- tains official films of RAF dog