The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-04

But as these were bombed out, the Nazis have learned to launch the robots from couple of steel rails. They can make this cheap launching platform overnight .. Robots have been descending on London with greater frequency than ever recently = probably be- cause of the new launching plat forms London is rapidly be- coming a shell city, largely exacu- ated The Nazis have now be- gun hammering southern seaports.
 Hitler always has been partly nuts. Now, with restraining old line officers killed or removed, it is feared he has gone completely beserk. His motto, apparently is "After me, the deluge." Some AL lied strategists fear that, after the robot bomb, may come gas, bacteriological warfare. other fiendish Hitler tortures Re- lations between Himmler and Goering have always been bad. Now Gestapo chief Himmler has the whip hand. Easy-going, genial. fat-paunched Goering. himself of the bunker ariStOcracy. is boxed in by Himmler Some think, however, he may still emerge as the man-on-horseback to make peace for Germany.
 Hope of New Germany-There is something more than mere mili- tary victories behind the German rout on the Eastern Front. de- spite the tremendous drive of the Red Army Perhaps taking a leaf out of Woodrow Wilson's book Stalin has held out the hope of a new revised Germany He has never advocated unconditional sur- render More important, Sta lin long has sponsored a Free Germany Committee, headed by General Count Walter von ZeyS.- litZ. also including Bismarcks great-grandson Count yon Ein- siedel, also former Reichstag Com munist deputy Wilhelm Pieck .. VOn Zeydlitz has the freedom of Moscow, is now close to the RES- sians, Is allowed latitude tO pick recruits for his corresponding German army ;.lside Russia. This is one reason the Nazis are surrendering on the Eastern Front, on Moscow's radio promise of helping to build up a new Ger many.
 bunker aristocrats, the backbone of the German Army dislike both the Nazis and Communists, see little difference between them. .. Hitler goes liyid with rage over the mention of Communism, But the Junkers love the Army first, would cooperate with Communists as well as Nazis if it would save the PruSsian military system ., Maybe that is why the cream of the Wehrmacht is surrendering in such droVes Maybe they be- lieYe Stalin will send General yon Zeydlitz to command Berlin when 1t falls.
 What Lityin0ff said; At Teheran, 6talin discussed the partition of Germany with Roosevelt and Churchill, favored cutting Pomer" ania, East Prussia and Upper Stl- esia, all stropgholds of the Junkers. away from Germany and giving them to Poland ., In talks with Father Orlemansky and Pros lessor Lange. 6talin repeated this. However, in Washington, the words of ex-Ambagsador Litylnoft are well remembered. Seated be- side dynamic publisher John Knight at a newspaper editors banquet, LitYinoff inquired about Midwest sentiment toward Russia, got the reply that Middle Western. CTS greatly admired the courage Of the Red Army, but feared the spread of Communism in Ger many and France after the war, "TheTe Is one g00d way te pFe vent that, replied Lityinoff, "the British and American armies should get to Berlin first"
 Sweep Across Pelsnd-The Ger. man High Command never dreamed that 1t would ever fight inside Eastern Germany, That Is why the Red Army after pass ing the Vlstula river and WaFseW, faces 8 clean sweep across the broad plains of Poland. This IS ideal terrain for motorized Red units and Cossack cavalry ,,, Hitler has one fleeting chance to reform his lines along the Oder river inside Germany, but t IS very fleeting ., Russian generals are shrewdly avoiding a heavy ate tack on the southern wing Of the Nazl army. This leaves the south- ern Nazls ln danger of being iso- lated, and they have had to rec