The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-15

 This young military clique rep resents something similar to the Nazis and Fascists of Germany and Italy - in fact, emulated them. Demanding a tough, cut- throat policy against China and the rest of the world, they came into power thorugh assassination. will go out the same way - or through hari-kagt.
 It was groups Of young Fascist officers who shot Tokyo's lead. ing moderates back in the days when it was not yet definitely de- cided that Japan should conquer Asia. Now the moderates are able to say q told yOB s0," and are beginning to get the upper hand. The Emperor probably will not be a victim of the revolutionary turmoil. for two reasons: uD He is a moderate himself, never did go as far as the cut-thr0at young Fascists. was kept more Or Cess a palace prisoner by them; 60 he is better guarded than any other man in the world. High walls meats. trained, trusted body guards surround him. Not even his per- sonal tailor is permitted to touch him.
 Unrest inside Japan has not had time t0 be communicated lO gap troops aG the front, nor Is tt likely tO affect outside war areas much. The gap soldier away from hOEle ean be counted on tO fight t0 the very end, because he cannot come home unless he Is viet0TiOus. The esde Of BHshldo does net permit h.
 The big thing to watch. when and if things inside Japan reach the boiling point, is the Jap fleet, Its officers will be faced with the alternative, under the code, Of all committing suicide or sailing into the enemy. no matter what the odds against them. and fighting 1t out.
 Chances are it will be the lat. ter alternative,
 POSTWAR WOMEN
 The official record doesn't show It, but South Dakota's Republl' ean Senator Chan Gurney made q memorable speech egtolllng wo- mems part iH the war during Q meeting last week Of the Senate Military Affairs Committee The committee was tp secret session to consider the Kilgore bill on postwar economy and Chan was actually aiming at getting women out of industry after war, but he opened up witbt his bit of chiyalry;
 DAmeTiean wOmep," be said, Have aane themselves proud ip this var period, They bave left Gbeig homes, at great saeFlS flee, Co waTk in the waF plants and on Ihe farms t0 be sure the men whN are doing the flghtlDg get tlle WeaRRns and the fa0a Elaey need. Tbev bRVe gene into tbe armed foTees te speed vles tory, The wllllngness aee cheerful spirit eF American weS men wiDl he ene 0f the bright est pages jD OFT wRF hlsierS,"
 Then, suddenly, the South paS k0ta senator paused and eal0e 70 the real point he was RlIplng al,
 STheSe women" be said, must go back to the home and the FaIm,, The unemployment benefits called for in this bill would cause many women to try to remain lD induLsTy, and that Is one of the evils of the bill"
 GuFpey's Idea about women IS causing real concern among many legiglatOrs, They fear that p0sts war industry will not have en0ugh jobs for all male applicants, even without the competition of lbous sands Of women who were never selfssupp0FtjDg before abe war, WO0IbIl0W WILSON HIkToht
 EFudile Ernest cuDeo called tns turn on three errors ln DagtW ZaDuek's wilson, Alter the film opened ID New York, cvDeo told ZaDueki
 sYOw have Secretary 0f Wsg BakeV telling Wilson, v FesFet te ssy that lis,eee HseH hsve low q to make Sny difference Vitl him.