The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13
Walter WincheII
 On BrO0dW'0y
Taas Mark Registered. Copyright lSu. Daily Mirror.

Using their own ugly hatred in stead of facts, some jack-asstrich rags are attempting to pin the blame for Pearl Harbor on FDR ~. However, none of them raise their voices about the fact that Gen. MacArthur was caught nap ping at Manila. Almost our en- tire airforce in the Philippines was destroyed on the ground TEN HOURS AFTER the PHI attack.
 Some of us wondered why Cole pough and Gimpel, who were de- posted on the eastern shore by . Maxi submarine, had theier death sentences commuted to life in pris- on The I'm learns that Cole paugh Cthe American) twas of con- siderable help to the U, S." with infOrmatiOn), which Is why his sem tence was commuted But Gim- pei gave no help whatever and he was spared, too.
 You've gotta hand 1t to those ter rible Russians. When they capture spies they fix 1t so they never again ANNV NVVNhAShNes
 This merits the widest circula- ton; Almost every week, Cong. Voor- his has inserted into the Cong. Rec- ord sizzling exposes spotlighting Nazi induStrialists and their Amen- can chums who are once again carrying on monkey business to- 0athNp UnNphis ,NaO,as non,ac and presents facts, Why doesn't Q publisher put his evidence between coVersp Such Q tome would strike a mighty blow for peace You can get copies of Cong. VoorhiS exposes by writing to him . Please read those speeches. It will make you better American be- cause you will be wiser citizen.
 Sewell Avery seems to be winning the inc0rriglble sweepstakes by Q curled-lip. The other day Avery tore up another War Labor Board order and tossed it into the face of the American Government At one time Avery's chums allbled that his ShcnnaniganS were mOtlvated by 6 personal anlmuS toward FDR. How ever, his continued defiance of the Govt merely proves what many of us knew all along. Management has its Avery, labor It's John L. Lewis.
 Talk about gall! In m interview with an American neWsboy, Musso- linis spouse defended the policies and the Romeoing of her tWo-tim- Ing hubby. She then added that she wished to come to America to give lectures,
 WhatI And give Li2 Dilling com- petitionp
 Sen. Taft's futile efforts to ScWttle plans for a better world inspired some dire forecasts by the Senator, Taft dreamed up nlghtmarish events which would haunt America if the agreement passed We trust Taft will pardon us lf his tea. leaves fall to convince us. Ills crystal -ba Hing record Is packed with appalling fluffS To mention q brace of his fumbllng prognoStlcatlonS. On Feb. 16, 194l, Taft Oplned: Tt Is simply fantastic to suppose there Is any danger of an attack on the United States by Japan" On Feb. 22 104l. he proclaimed: "An invasion of the United States by the German army is as fantastic aS would be the invasion of Germany by the American Army and as unlikely to be undertaken"
 Japs are being treated as chums. Indicted seditionists continue their pro-Nazi sprees. Na2i war prison- CTS are coddled. Nothing is being done about the ArgentinaSis and Spanish faseists who aided our en- emies, Our diplomats are leery about punishing all war criminals At the same time, isolationists are slinging slime at FDR. Our Russan ally Is being rapped. Some poll ticos oppose plans to make certain Americans will have jobs,
 WHOONELL WON the war7