The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-17

Underground reports are that Hitler is now laying plans through the 0estapo and the Schutz- siaffel for a German movement to continue opposing the Allies subrosa after any armistice; also to provide the groundwork for the rebirth of a greater Germany" after the war.
 Another thing to remember is that Germany nov has more than a quarter of a million hunted men inside its borders men who the Allies know are respon. sIble for incredible atrocities. men who are on the Allies death list for punishment.
 Throughout the war. the Rus- sians, British, and all the Allied goyernments-in-eyile have been compiling careful lists of Germans guilty of atrocities. These lists have been compiled from testt- mony of escaped refugees and Of victims in re0ccupied territory.
 As . result, these quarter Of a million Germans know they must fight CT die. So the Ge- stape Is busy planting caches of light arms. sub-HlaehlBe 'guns, pistols and ammunition all oyer Germany, buried underground where they will he svsilable fer the hunted Nazl criminals.
 TAifAiae.aafa Pa.Naste afea ara that Himlnler is developing mountain hideouts in several parts of Eu. rope where key Nazis can live quietly until the Allied cry for vengeance lets up,
 All these preparations take time, and wntii they gre eom- pleted. Hitler sill keep 0p fight Ing.
 NOTE; It Is also reported inside the diplomatic corps that the Nazis have prepared printing presses in these btdeouts to forge credentials and documents so that escaped Nazis can take new names to avoid capture,
 KNUDsEN's kEW g0R
 "Islg BeaF' Bill Knudsen. for. mer production wizard for Gem eral Motors, has not been too happy since he quit his job tn the former 0fIiee Of Production Man agement for the three stars Of a lieutenant general. He has in- speeted aiffields, looked over aiFs plane factories, been general trou, ble shooter for the Air Corps, But he has considered his job largely routine, never felt fully occupied,
 The other day, Army officials appointed General Knudsen to a new job ct Wright Field in charge Of air plane production. Friends expected the "bsig IseaT" 10 be happy, Not all Of them realized that, although General R0meTvell was bowling shout glaekenlng pro. dueti0n. actually the Army Is al- most glutted with planes,
 To close friends, as he was about to leave for Dayton, General knutsen gFupted,
 We've set aiTplaRes iR bsngaFs, We've set alFplanes 0D fields, We've get alFpleRes EHns ming Nut Of our eaFs, What we need is some Nlle t0 sl0w wp RtEE plane pF@aBetleD, 0aaa leEa, whap the Army enae gets start ea, it's hRF6 f0 sfNp,h
 ANTS AND FA6GIRT6
 New York fascist Joseph MeWilS Hams, now on trial f0F sediti0n, was reading ln the Library of Congress the other day, When be left, clerk examined the books which MeWllllamg had been study Ing, They were,
 sIllVlslen Of IahaE Among AHts," hE kalth M, Buckingham,
 sThe Social WaFia af tue Ants" by Augwste FeFel,
 spss Leben esF AResssR," by
 "slsdlss aR AHts snA thsH
 Relation e Aphlds," by Charles Sanes,
 SAnts," hv RsrtellI LHlgl
 eDaFwlR end After DaEwlH," bV q, 2, R0nlanes,
 NOTE Why MeWIlllams was interested lD ants Is his secret, The Department Of Justice, h0Ws ever, charges those on trial foT sedlti0n with organising cells and boring from within,
 ADOLF AND akNET0
 UneensoTed dispatches received here by diplomatic pouch reveal that the last HltleFsNuas0llnl meeting Ras called under highly significant eIFeuHls $ tanees at U Dnee's oWn request,
 Shs onee pFoua ruler q Italy