The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-28
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little piece, upon SOUL
All you get is is the taste OF the COAL
Editor, Tall Tower Topics "They are still at it,
On December 1943 the Conference of National Council
for the Prevention of War in Philadelphia approved the
following platform eve favor immediate arlstce 10
be carried out under an international commission WIN
representatives from all nations The armistce to pro-
vide for the withdrawal of armed forces to an agreed
upon distance from the fighting fronts the return OF ma
val and aircraft to harbor and the immediate cessation OF
the transportation of munitions and war Materials
AMERICA ALERT! The citizens of the United States
must recognize in the above platform real DANGER tney
must that enemy propaganda every line OF 1t and
that while those who adopted such platform may not
see the hand of the enemy because OF theT
apparent dumbness their actions are no less dan
gerous. Do not minimize the strength OF these
fanatics and their organizations. Remember the
days when The American Legion and those who know
what happening trying to have America prepare
for war we know would if did not prepare. 1t
these people and the same organizations who
were misleading Congress- our people, our school choren
and themselves Ask yourself the question, "Where do
the finances from that support these organ
ization? Who are these leaders, who have never
duced any the wealth of the United States which they
wish to dissipate?" Answer those questions and
you have the answer to the entire problem. BE ALERT
TO THE DANGERS THAT EXIST. In Boston, Mass the
Fellowship of Reconciliation, affiliate of the Council for
the Prevention of War; signed contract for the display
Of certain stop the War; posters to be placed in all Bos
ton subway stations and December 49, 1913 The
vce-presdent of the National Transit Ads, 1nc which
handles Bostons subway Advertising refused permission
the posters to be More power TO Sucn
Americans The posters had already Seen printed and
shown at the Philadelphia Conference and that confer
voted them to be "a fine piece OF peace salesman
ship" The poster reads: "STOP THE WAR" ellis Holi-
ness Pope Plus XII has issued noble and solemn ap
peal for an immediate negotiated peace saying, Nothing
is lost by peace-a be lost by Do not Shatter
smother the peoples warnings for peace-Pope Plus
XII September, 1943-"Amercans should offer at once
generous and honorable peace terms An armiStice
be had the American people demand end to
the slaughter Can we not all work together for the
sake of suffering humanity everywhere? "Cal phone
or write General Headquarters, Fellowship OF Reconcia
tion This poster deliberate misintepretation of
the message of his Holiness Pope Plus XII use of the
of the Roman Catholic church in city predorin-
anty of the Roman Catholic faith 1t reported
but not confirmed, that plans has been made to
similar posters in other cities quoting misquotng the
leaders of other SeetS when such the predominant
Sink Into To Gain Point?. AXel Nielsen, Commander,
Clifford R. French Post No. o. American Legion Thorn
aston
Pfc. James C. Doyle, son of Mrs Margaret Dillon
Doyle of 1888 Hamilton Avenue by direction of the
President under existing Army regulations, has been
named recipient of Good Conduct medal acknowledge
ing exemplary behavior, efficiency and fidelity by his
Commanding Officer somewhere in the South Pacific
He joined the cOlOrs in May of 1910 and stationed
at Camp Banding Florida before going overseas in
January of 1912.
Tony Sacco, former member of some of the greatest
bands in the country before joining the coorS will
celebrate another natal day today with the famous
Fifth Army in Italy His sister, Edith charming vocalist
Hotel Elton is earning weekly stipend at the Amer
lean Brass In here leisure moments she averages 80
letters weekly to friends in the armed forces.
Mrs. James p. McGrath of 1922 Robbins Street, and
Edward Fitzgerald, Exchange Place haberdasher, yes
terday through with generous contributions of
used books and rosary beads for members of
armed forces. This worthwhile project will come to a
fitting climax tomorrow and the Tower is deeply in
debted to all donors for their most encouraging
Spouse
Corporal Irving Slverman, son of Mr.. and Mrs Sam
uel Slverman Of 35 Putnam Street. has been named
cpient Of the Good Conduct Medal with Eighth AAF
Fighter Station in England in recognition of his "de
ity and faithful performance of duty" at COL Aven p
Tacon'S ETC Thunderbot fighter group headquarters
His squadron commander Major William Swanson, made
the presentation Sverman is flight squadrons radio
mechanic and operator Before the AAF, he attended
Wildly High School and New Haven Junior College OF
Commerce. He employed as bookkeeper for the
Cohen and Lundn Glass Co., Inc % Canal Street. before
Joining the coors
Petty Officer Alfred Fradette of this CITY, torpedo
at Alameda, California, and Kathleen M Bale of
Winsted, are engaged i. 4. Mr. and Mrs. John A. COe,
Jr. Of Wakefield Road and Mrs. Walter M Winans and
Miss Jean COe of Prospect Street spent few days at
the Hotel Barclay in New York City last week Pri
vate william T. FarringtOn Jr, son of Democrat City
Editor and Mrs william T. Harrington of WatervlIe
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