The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-19
nEnTND TIIR ENEMY FRONT

Noerlng,s corps of personal body guards has been doubled. The man uho sald that Berlin wouldn't be bombed shuns personal appearances fearing reprisals from GermanSl
 The most effective type of nnti-Naxl propaganda within Ger many is chain letters denouncing NaElsm written by German re- alelous leaders Won Ribbontrop (he talked Hitler into attacking Russia) Is 0 worried man, Fears he is on the Gestapo purge list :. The labor unions the NaZiS tried Co Obliterate now form the nucleus Of the underground movement .. Naxi propagandists used to brag about their brutality in order to fFighten their enemies. But Goeb- hels has now ordered them to play
 down the horror. He doesn't even allow them to mention anything about concentration camps. The Big Idea is to breed sympathy among the Allies. Some fools in the Allied nations have fallen for that trick Goebbels' latest conquest" is the wife of a newspaperman. But her ''real heart" is younger man on 0oebbels' staff flaw!
 The corruption and immortality among Nazi leaders Is the favorite topic of conversion among the Ger man people Genealogy used to De a big business in the Tired Reich: NaRtR nNH1taaVe fn prove that they're 100 per cent aryaI1S. But not since they started lodging bombs. Seems they're not interested in who their ancestors were-when they might join them any minute Germans have been fed so many lies that they believe almost every rumor they hear. The underground reaches more people via the mouth-to-mouth network than the Nazio radio The Nazis in Norway stopped using their slogan: 'Toward Better Times when the underground press adopt ed 1t and printed it in their biggest type.
 The campaign in occupied Eu- rope for enlistments in the Ger man Navy produced only 150 re- cruitS Long diseases are ram pant in Germany: Too much work, not cough food and rest Aus tria has become a hotbed of anti Nazism. There have been many food riots in Vienna A Nazi rag in Holland reports the trouble they had during one of their parades there. 'The marchers repeatedly had to break ranks to turn the heads of the citizens the right way" ., Ever since the Japs refused the NaH request to attack Russia, re- lations between the Axis nations have been colder than Hitler's heart German doctors have been or- dered to report to police everything their patients say while under an anestheteic.
 The Jap leader of the Philippines recently committed hari-kari be- cause he was unable to stop sabot- age by Filipino patriots Jap de- feats have aggravated the friction between their Army and Navy High Commands. One planes the other for the losses The German peo- pie are skeptical about the Nazi boast that they have secret weapon to stop the Western in- vasion. They wonder why that weapon isn't used where it's needed most on the Eastern Front The Nazis have never told their people about the thousands who were taken prisoner at Stalingrad. The Nazi army officially lists them as dead Nazis wounded on the Russian front are never sent to hospitals in Germany. They recup- crate in the occupied nations.
 The ruthless campaign against all religions in Germany continues. Hiimmler has vowed to destroy every church in Germany because some courageous priests and pastors preach anti-NaA sermons The Nazis are preparing Germany's children for the next war. They're taugth how to undermine democra- tic government and how to arm secretly Despite all the tor ture and horror-the underground press continues. There are more than 400 underground organs in Poland That fact should thrill every lover of a free press The NaZis re- gently jailed a twelve-year old boy because he refused to slave in one of their war factories In the midst of tyranny the underground practices democracy. Many of their leaders are elected by a majority vote.
 Imaginative writers have created the impression that the under ground works in secret rooms (un- der trapdoors) with sliding panels and false whiskers. The truth is that they prefer a prosaic office in large office building. That doesn't create suspicion One of the first laws for survival in the un- derground is to try to be as normal as possible on the surface. Take an ordinary Job. maintain the usual family ties. friends, interests, hab- 1ts. Be one among many. This 1s one example showing lzOw the underground goes about outwitting the Gestapo. You can't travel in Germany unless you have a good reason for it. One underground worker had to go to another city on a vital mission-so he married ore of his colleagues. When the Gestapo picked them up they pro- duced their marriage license and said they were merely going on their honeymoon! The mission was accomplished.
 Note to those alleged peace lovers who want us to stop bombing Ger many, claiming it doesn't shorten the war: Tn the Nazi mag, Das