The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-14
Walter WincheII
 ID Nezc York

NOTES or A NEWsPAPERAGAla
 Now that the heat of the political campaign has cooled off 1t is time Tor some facts The American spirit of fair play demands that the truth should serve as an anti oote against propaganda poison spread during the campaign so that me wounds will heal quickly and strengthen our unity. A few days ago the Pittsburgh Catholic (official publication of the Diocese of Pitts burgh) stated that the Dies Com mlttee report about the PAC being Communist-dominated was filled With 'insinuatlon, nnisrepresentati and false deduction. The bogeyman report does not say that Sidney Hillman, chairman of the PAC, is Communist: he is not, never was, and he has fought Communism more effectively than the Dies Com mittee ever did,
 Remember those facts when sub- Verstye outfits attempt to revive that stuff in an effort to divide us. Martin Dies and two members of his committee will soon be ex-Con- gressmcn {. But the committee ex- 1sts-and it still has appropriations to continue the investigation of sub- versive activities It is up to the new Congress to re-organize the committee and complete the vital job the Dies Committee hardly started |. The new committee will know what not to do-merely by Fefusing to follow in the stumbling footsteps of the Dies Committee. The Dies Committee can serve as a horrible example in order to avoid similar mistakes :. Congress should remember the internal threat is as dangerous as ever. It takes a long time for us to do something about GubversiveS AS matter of fact nothing has been done about many un-Americans exposed by the Mo- Cormack Comm, in 1884!
 After the naval battle in the wa ters off the Philippines, a captured Jap admiral was brought before Vice-Admiral Thomas Kincaid .. When the prisoner was questioned, the Admiral asked the Jap chief if he had any request. "Yes", was the retort hilarious, T would like to radio our Emperor that we have defeated the American Navy with tremendous loSs!'
 % J. Alvarez Del Mayo, who fought Hitler's Spanish stooge (when we were naively ''non-intervention- ingC, sounds some timely advice in the Nation, titled Destroy Franco Now .. In it is this quote: Only last week Walter Winchell presented to millions of his read CTS concise and overwhelming evi- dence of Franco's assistance to Hit Ter"
 Which many newspapers threw into their wickers.
 A member of the French Maquis was asked what he thought the FIT might do if they laid hands on Marshal Petain. He said: If we shGuld catch Monsieur Henri, we would first cut out his heart and send it to Hitler. Then we would bury the rest of his body (which fought for Paris years ago) with military honors."
 A few days ago it was revealed that .ex-Cong. Fish held secret con- ferences with Jap propaganda agents Q short time before Pearl Harbor Fish alibied that gen eral named John F. O'Ryan also made speeches at those meetings What Fish neglected to men,. tior is this: At that time, General ORyan was a registered agent who received 5000 month from the Jap government!
 Love Letter Dept: Knoxville, Tenn: We members of Knoxville Police Dept. appreciate your attitude toward police officers very much. After hearing you on the radio the other nghit talk about Ham Fish we were happy to see in the press a feV days later that he was de- feated. Happy that you and other good citizens of your calibre were successful in this matter. Signed: Capt. J. Ellington, Sgt. J. Robert and Oficer R. E. Clem.'
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