The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-28

certain people went to Daryl Zane ilok during the making of tho film, "Wiison," and warned him that un. less tho picture was suppressed he might regret t ... zanuck, it ape pears, said if he had to guppreag "Wilson," lle wouldn't care as iie had c potter film in mind: 'aTho Life and Times of Warren c. Harding .. Period.
 RabbIe-fouseP Joe Ramps outfit, now being probed by tho Anderson Congressional Committee, was once named in Q list of Federal indict- rnerts as q tool for subverBive agents over here = and by some of the indicted people (soine convictod) now being tried iHl Washington. .. Ramp hos worked with tho avoWed Fascist, Lawrence Dennis Ramps poisonous literature Co lot of copied for pasnphiets Issued by thoso on triai) has boon praised and come piitncnted by most of tho D. s. Hit- lerootarB Last week Ramp dos fled the Congressional probers. He refused to namo his contributors, supporters, officers Tho N Y. Times ran that story without ono mention of Ramps link with pro- NaziS. The Times quoted Ramp as stating that his outfit is "patri. otic" organization. Its headline was "Hillman Foe Refuses Fund Rec. ord" Hillman foe, indeodl ASners lean Foc would bc correctl
 CoIn.collOctOr Cand 50 forth) Ger ald L. K. Smith, ct c Chicago meeting of his so7caiied America First Party" last week, made . plea to his small audience that should interest the Dept. Of Justice =. He urged his listeners to sec that the party's confidential literature and announcement get into the hands of our boys in the armed forces" Wasn't that one Of the reasons Wm. Dudley Policy and others were sent to Federal jailS7
 This Is what Dewey advisor John Foster Dulles said about FDR in i04i: "President Roosevelt had dealt boldly and dramatically with dome estic problems. Recognizing the failure of our society, as organized, to adapt itself to new conditions Gfid to meet the imperative need Of hue man beings, he has effectively grappied with the problem and has gaAt aAGtt tAA Ca taaaak xadtk AHa At . ton and to alter fundamentally the entire structure Of our economic order. AS to what he has done there ig disagreement But few would seek to undo the great social res forms he has effected. We are on. titled to expect c like approach to the problem of peace .. We have c duty to urge upon our President that he dedicate Co this great task his outstanding qualities of leader ship"
 The stunned German armies are staggering It will take the whole world more than five years Co get tho guns out Of their hands But 1t may tako centuries to gel the swastIkas out of their hearts The Job must be finished by the United deinocFaeios. But lib' erty, like charity, begins right hoFt at home. A product is only as gooe as the integrity of its maker The American doctrine of toleFnaeC for the world will Do judged bS the tolerance Americans have fol each other. That means this eoun' try can no longer afford to bt tolerant of the intoloranti
 Today there are DoTne Americana sharing the same grave who in thl United States could not have shared the Bamo hotel To-day there arG some Americans taking the Safiit risks of battle who wouldn't be eiv' on the same chance for an honesI Job. Though they never had to give their race or creed to volunteer te fight,
 And, because every American Il expected to Do ready to die for hil country--FegaFdiess Of race or coiei --this country guarantees liberty
 When c man asks about race oi creed on the battlefield he is usual ly some heroic chaplain burying th' Republics dead ... When Q fiar talks about race and creed on af American street eoFner-he is usual ly c contemplate bigot-trying tt bury the Republicl
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