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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05

&on Crete NcmGciicr

Ser Cntiieg ser slaiiertc'l @fidtc
riidt naber. Ser Sies - aber nidlt
ser Jrieoe; er idcilt, obsleib olc
2uft angeiiiat lit nit 6rieoensuor.
lt!dgen nit SpfInlngeu, Die in Sen
pesihieoenen 2agern perId)ieoenc
@eItalt annebmen, in apeitc ,seruc O..
riitt. 3uminoeit, iopeit ein fprn1eller
6rieoensuertras 5auiihen Den ebe,
maligen 5einSen in israac fommt.
Gs ihelnt, baB Sic 9niid)t INNER
mebr Nnb1neer getpinnt, oab benl
ungliidlifeu europa 8elescnbeit &C.
geben lperoen miiiie, iid> 81 bernbi'
gen, ebc man oaran gebcn tanu.
ssrieSensbeitimna,,rgen aus5,tarbei'
te:. GiI Elan, Ser pieIes iiir iidl
bat, benit Ser 3eit bohiier Seioel1
uno Grregungen lnllb cine Reaftion
iolgen, bie entlpeoer Sab ooer Mpa-
'tbic our sSolge bat. lno 5eioes iinN
&rantbeiten, bie nid)t geeignet iinS
Inn cine seiluloe 3,ifunit porsllte-
reiten.
Gap Sic leiteuoen Staatsmdnner,
obgleif lie pielleidt eineir ipld,el'
Nan, Der cine sltcmpauie fir oia
@olfer uno Naticncn prriiebl. s,,
geneigt iinb, beitrebt iino oas Auf.
balltuerf fir oie 3unllnit III Mngrifi
81 nehmen, gebt aus ser Satiahe
beruor. Bob 0ororbeiten setan lritr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05

Saut 3eitllngsberid)te1 laBt ser
&riea in europa elm baloiees Gnoe
erluar1eu. 9tafheni oie sllliierten sic
bisber ncdl nic bage,pciene lleberz
Quer,lng oes 9beines II, fiirseiter ME
eriuartster 3eit pollbraht baben unS
Die bellticleu sirmeen gelpiIiern1aBen
5ertcilien uno in Hinge einltlciie'l,
gelang es einigen s(rmceu his in Sos
Snne,e bes Icutid)en Hclhes ppr5u,
oringen binter iid laiieuo nitts ais
pcr,uirrte Meuiden unb Sd,ntt ,lno
Nife non StGoten, sic su groBsu
@ieocritano leiitcten. Mnscianee,l i'm
Noroeu, 100 sic Gngliuoer inter
General MOrt9omcrp Die Siibrlmg
babe,, iiolierten lie sl,ndcbIt i'm fiji
men Surcb6rl,G oaS Htbrgepiet nit
Gien aJs sDtitte lmo alle sic aubereu
StGote, bic sur 8robiiloultrie &C..
boren. Scrt loleu 10000 oelltid)e
Sruppeu cingeihloiiell iei1, sic aber
Dor 5lpei Sagen Den Geriucb mahten,
Sen Sting sll brefen. Son bicr BEL
@tiinlter tetlte Mrntsomerp ieinc
Eun5ertruppeit uuS ianbtc einen Scil
onnon nDroli6 llnO Damn lpieOer nod
@elten, ,nr gapiiiermabcn Die oellt-
iten 1rllppen int norolid)en Soaanb
pom Heid, ab5ui hneioet. Cine yrei-
tc grmce inter 8eneralMontgomerp
orang nadj idlperen Sample 1lnter'
! bnlb WtiinIter nat Ssnabriif ppr
ilro iiberidritt sic @eier. Son bier
aus gelangteu lie in offenc5 8elunoe
nit Dem 3iel Sannoner. Sinter Ser
@eler idauang bieie slrmee 'iiolid,
nit Sem 3iel &nliel. Ser &alnpf Inn
Gniiel tottc cine polle gSphe uno
IN bicicr Bet orangcn sic sllliertcr
bis uad) eliencd, Nl1rd. SnSluiid)e:!
! aber Sclaug es elmer lpeitcreu uliers
ten slcmee our6 oeu Sbiiringer@alE
olrd5uorlngcll in,o Is enhuidelte
iiG ciu liiugerer '&anlpi lnitteu i'll
5biiriuser gSolo Inn sic ,SnH,litrie=
ltaot Subl. Mber audi oa iullros
Ser beutiebe @ieoeritano aebroGen
Sic oritte Mrmec llnter General Yut,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05
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Datifaitblatt eritiiicrt
Sraterttiiieruttes>1)crbe1

Gatifan Staot. Ser uatifaniId)e
"Siierratorc 9iomono" idlreibt in Ell
ller 9etrahtllng iiber ols iiir sic alli-
lerten Sruppeu iu 9eutiblono er-
lallcne Gerbot bes vssratcrniiierens"
NIT bc,ltidcn 3ipilperionen, bieles
lei sluar ilt gepiiiem Sinne perit1no-
lidJ, oennoh fonne es, luenn cs allgr'
mcin burdaeiiibrt iperoen ioae, nlr
oils fomiid be5eifnet lpcroeu. IS
iei, vals cb Semano biftieren ,piir-
oe: Gs lit perboten, gut nliteinanoer
al1s5ufomnlen oocr chamber cine 81
groBe suimerfiamfeit SIT ihenfen.
0as @lott bes Gatifons bebt oanr
beruor, ieo)s Sabre Oes Golterhaiies
oiiriten geaelliiber slpau5ig SSabr,
bluloerten bes Gbrilteutunls feint
Noae irielen. Es erlpibnt sic imme.
pieSer porfommenoen Iiille, in Sc
men alliiertc SolHatcn nit 8eloltra
len iuegea ssraterniiierens bcleg
merSen uno iiiat biuau: oShlieBlid
miro Ser Nerbriiccrl,ngsfrieb mi
Sebniudt nah ettpas 2iebc iid
trosnllebsm INNER iuicber gahr
breheu."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05
Drdfioent Kooffbflt uno
5talin forofrn bet Der
Abftimn1ung 8 5titnmet,

nationaler 3apiit lmterlud,t ipcroer
ioa, ibn frieolid) 5u id)iiGten, piiroe
bon sem beidrie6enen MbItimmHS.
moous abgelpiteu tueroeHs sSn iol.
d,en ssGlien fonntc ndmlit1 cine ser
@robnGdte, sic ieIbit einc ser Yara
teien aes 9isputs lit, nidt on ser
Nhltinlmung teilnebmelr, inoeilen
miibteu bic iibrigen bier Iauernit=
glieoer oes States lidl einitinrmig fir
Gingreifell Der gSelt Siherbeitsoc-
ganiiatIon s,,r Mbipebr scr 1ricoens.
8eSrobltng erfldren, ipenn Elm iolher
geldlub sltitanoefommen uno prof.
tiibe 0eltl,ns babeu ioa. Tas ioae-
nannte Geto Arrangement ,par III,
lpriinglicI bon Nublaro cngeregi
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05

Sen in Gum6arton CATS, 8retton
@ooos uno DaIta ,,nS Ser nun sic
Shaiiung einer Organization 5ur
'Slderllna bes 6rieoen$ in San
Jrai,ciseo folgen miro.
sln bieier aonierell5 lperoen Gle
&ereinisten 9sationen apcbl aae tel!,
uebmen.
Cieie @eltorganiiation sur Sihc.
rlns bes asrieoerS oiirfte rncb beu
purliesfnhen Gldnen nit einem &ot
al ser Spite, Ser aus bier itdnoisen
Sisen, bie sen Gertretern ser picr
Sauptmafte Sltfommen, beiteben.
Cine 3ulaiillng Ie,ttlhlanbs iou crit
in ipiterer 3l,funit erfolsen, lpenn
oaS 2ano Sen 9elpGs erbracht bat,
elmer iolhcn ipiiroig 81 iein.
Je:rer lit in Sen Hldren Elm @elt.
gsrldDtsbof porgeieben.
Manhn,al iheint es, ouB oHe iens.
Die iid) 10 icbr I'M, Sen Grieben Scr
,3ufllnft ben,iibeal bie Begen,part
auber ad)t laiierL oaB iie iR 70 gro.
zen 3eitipannen oenfen. oob bas
Nadlt!iegenoe ibuen entpeoer ent.
aebt poes ilid)t headtenstuert er.
ibeint.
@ir leien itnmer ipieoer .in fer.
ner 3ufirnit," lpie BET oe,u plan oer
Sdniiilng einer Grieoensoreaniia-
ton, ooar Cine @ieber-g -grsiebung
oes beutihen Golfes biirfte oipansia
Sabre in Mnlprud nebn,en un0 TO-
lange muB 0elltiflano unter alfi.
icrier 8e,uaiinline iteben";; ober
rGeutihlano miib poufon,lnen ent-
paifnct tuerben"; obcr nIeutihIaro
muH Arbaiter gum @ieberaufbm, alt
Millioncn itellcn" - l,nb .,lah 90
Sabren fnnn man linn 6ann bielIeitbt
(e&lub auf Geite 81
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05

WalGington. Cine pom WciBen
&anie alsgegebene Grfl1runa. sic in
politiid)en ,lno oipIomatilhen arci.
len "tuie eine @ombe einidylug" lno
aponoglid, 5lt iharfen Meinitngs-
otffer5en in Ser amerifanilWcn 9eIe-
cation 81, Scr bepcrltetenbcn @elt-
SiherheitsfonferenS iiibreu miro.
ldbt crfcnnen, baB Die ~grcben Grci"
itb in y)alta ul,f cine strt Ylura!-
Itimmrehts ser @eltm1dtc in oeln
geplanten ne,,en GGlterhuno gceinigt
baben: Yrdiiocnt 9'ooispelt, Yremier-
ntniiter Gburdia lnb Marl6aG
Stain iino, ,pic MN mitseteilt miro,
in Ser Griln=aonfercu5 iibcreinse-
fummsn, fir sic Sereinigten Staa-
ten uno 9iublanS ie 3 S.immen BEL
alien 8eldliiiien Ser rNGsemcinen
@erlanllnluns" ser geplnnteu @elt-
siherbeitsoraaniiation su bcanipr,=
den, oeren 8riiuoung SaNc ser am
25. slpril in San ssrancisco begin-
nenben aonfercn5 iein miro.
Die ueuc Nolfer-Sraniiation pirh
iid in orei SauptfSrperidjaiten slic-
bern: oelt al,s Vertretern BON ii
9taticnen beltcbenoen rSiderbeits-
rat" IS @robmGdte ais Iauermit-
9lieoer una 6 fleinsrcn, ieoesmal iiir
9 Sabre sit bcltimmenoen Sdnoerm ;
Die vMagemeine Geriammlllug" ,rh
Den rWirtidnitlih Sosialeu Hat"
lleber clgentlide Mad)tbeiueuiile
iuiiroe MIR Ser .Siberbcitsrat" Der.
fiieen, Der fci,tc @eid,liiiic faiien
fonnte, iiir Sic nid,t cine Mebrbe;t
bon tuenigitens 7 qeaer 4 Stilnmer
er5ielt moroen lit. Iie Sereinigtc,
staaten, England, ,sranfreif, Mub-
lano nno Gbina nniibteu ieSod i'll
Iraaen, Sie StsllllnNnabmc 81, elmer
6rieoensitGrlns betreffe.t einitin!=
mig fir eiirc beautragte 8egenmab-
nahmc iein. Die geitim,rlmg bes
C1In ffrnnrfs h,n,t 1h,u,hortn,, ySnfs
baB Sic einiad|c Mebrbeit uon ieds
Stimmen i'm Siherheitsrat in lcl
den Jdaen nid)t geniist, lpiiroe G,
pcrbinocriL baB Oic gel,arnten iii,i
perlnincnten 9ictsnlitte Bel oerarti,
gen 8e'dlliiicn bon Sen ierbs fleine,
rem Nationen bcritinnt ,uerocn.
9sur 1T 5d4en, in oenen es iid
IeSigliG oarum banbe!t, Oh Elm inter,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05
Gae,a,,e Ser De,,tihci,
Kcnicreit;

Sie Sriibiabrsperi ser
Oelltiben &pnieren5 ser Eittsburgb
Synooe ser 81. 2utG. Stride iinSet
in ser 5rinitatiS @cneinbc ST 9tcip
@elliington, Ea., Gtr.p. @crncr
G6erbad, Haltor 2pci, am 8. ,,no TO-.
s(pril 1915 itatt.
Miontag, ben 9. Mpril:
2:3O nadnn.: Eroffnlma mad, agcn-
bariidcr Sronung - Mamenliitc -
Gintrag.ng ser @emeinbeucrtreter
= Hrotofollperlellmg --- @eamter,
berihte Veamten,pabl - Grnen-
nalng ser siusidiiiie.
$3.50 nadpn.S &ortraa: rYaiiipns-
5eit in ser 8emeince" Yaitpr 6,
s. 5rant - Tcrtreter Ser Spnobe--
gcrtreter unierer s(nitalten 8eiht-
feicr - Yaitor 1bomas SGniser
oOer Sr. IS. S. Slegler.
1880 nadm.: &onicrcn5scttes-
oienit. Hreoist: Yeitor Sans >. ).
Sintoleit oSer Saitor 5. GeutidlGr-
Ser, Sr. = Teier oes FL. slbcnomab.
les. - 9efanntnlahlngen.
2!emstaa, ben 10. Mpril:
8 llbr porm.: Morgeuanoaft, gelci.
tet bon &aitor Sans 5eutih. Gregcie
ii6er Sufas %, 3t-ss. Eaitor @er,
ner Gberbnd). - @eipred,ung Der
8crihte. 9utberan @crlo Mcticn
@eiflftsiitlmg 9tadyitc &pnfc-
rcnS. Mus,pdrtigc Gcrtreter. -
Nntrage.
IL llbr mittaas: 8ertaaung init 8e.
bet. - Yoitor 5beo. Slltboi.
1:30 nadpn.: Groifrung Der Git
5l1ng. = Haitcr 9ucapie geiieder =
Gortieta,ng ser notwithstanding.
0nnfesbeihliilie. - Gertaglng mad
agenoariiher Sron,,mg.
Sans 5oiiel. Sdriitf
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05
Nrbeitspcrlaee rent
$enat 46:29 abaeleknt

Ma'binetou. Nfit as gegeu %
Stlnlnen perluarf ser Scnat sic pur
ncnigcn Sagen pom 9lbgeoroneten-
bans angenontnlene sirbeitsmarft.
&ontrollporlaae. Gs banoelt iid unl
oic bon Mooicoclt perlanatc rs(rbeite
pher &impie" =GcrIoae. Sieic rpuroe
aber bon ser s(rbeitcridsait als cine
art Siftatl,r obgelehnt luo pb5par
Die GorIoge tcllc 3Gbnc nctr bate,
1uie bon Gerfedtern ser Gorlage &C.
iagt iu1rbc, srllrbe tic oernod abgc-
lebnt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05

@aibilnton. ga i'm &orareB apie
i'm Scnat Stillmeu lM:t ,puroer
gegen Oas @ebein,abfonlmen in Dai=
ia betreffellS bcs 9l6ltimumgs.
moSns fiir bas rSiderDeits -&omi-
tee" fat YrGiioent Rnolepelt befannl
gegeben, Sab ct auf hrci Stimmen
perJid)tet, lueipl 9fuBlanb basielbe
tut. (ShlBfu!lo iollte brct Stimme,l
crbalten, snlerifa orei uno England
- lebs Stimmen. Siebe i'm NrtifcD
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05

Elm al,oerer Biirgermeiitcr I'M Mbein-
lano ermoroet. @u6 Elm bcber Beonl=
ter Ser alliierten 3ipilpcrpaltl,ng III
@eitfalen fiel oen @crlpolfen bereits
gum Spfer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05

tuoroen lll1b es miro libcr!pieaeno an
gcltonnnen, OaB mon nit Dieieu Mb=
madyunsen oem rufiiidcn StonS-
punftc cItscaenfomneit lpoQte, oab
Die o;,i @c..tmadyte in ser Iiinitigen
'SGd,erbeits-Srganila.ior sic srabre
0'aht in @Gnoen bebalten icGten.
Senntor @anoenbers iuiberipridjt
bent arrangement
Gie sfoglihfeit cincs ticfacbenoen
Meinungsppiitcs innerbalb nnierer
slboronling slt ser @eltiiherbeits.
foHferti5 in Sau ,Srancisco trat
l6on NIT sem eriteu, bon einem u,-
ierrr Selegierteu itammenoen &om-
lncntar 5lt ser Gnthiillms OeS @ei-
Bell SauIes 5llta9c: Scnctor Bait
oenberg, Sep, Mid,., ser su Sen 2cu-
ten leiner Fartei in ser &onieren3-
oborsnlllg Scr &ereiuiStcn Staate:,
gebort, tillbertc lih ipie ictat in ser
Sahc:
(ShIuf, alf Seite ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-29

Less than two months ago Ger many was trounced on the battle field. But that hasn't prevented NaA cartels from winning an econ- omic battle against America. Re- ports have it hat Germanad opti- cal firms with cartel connections in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-29
COLONEL FILLS 37-YR. AMBITION
 TO FIGHT LAPS

Cleveland, June g CUP) = Lieutenant-Colonel R. s. Ursprung returned to his native Cleveland on leave, happy that he had fulfilled an ambition of 37 years. He had been out fighting Japanese.
 It started in 1908 when President Theodore Roosevelt sent the naval mission to a belligerent Japan. Ur- sprung, then IT, joined the Ohio Na- tional Guard to fight the Japs."
 T had always known we would have to fight and whip Japan. I felt then that I would be battling against the Nips within a few months" Urprung said.
 But before his 37-year-old belief came true, the Army officer fought in two wars. He is a veteran of the 1914 Mexican border clash. In World War I, Ursprung won the Croix de Guerre with gilt star and the Distinguished Service Star
 When the 145th was activated on October Is, 1940, he went to war again. Since then, Ursprung has been port commander of the Fiji Islands an dhas iland-hopped to New Hebrides, New Calendonia, Hollandia, New Guinea, Biak, Leyte, Luzon, Mindora, Mindanao, Papan, and Davao.
 He inpected and perfected har- bor installations. Through it all, much of the time under enemy fire, Ursprung has kept a photo- graphic record with his candid camera of the Pacific war.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-29

distributed in America. But the SD melted the arrest of American news papermen who used their Consti-
 tutional right to disagree with its
 policies!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-29

Among the Nah propaganda pol iuting America is & mag published by the ArgentinaA regime which boosts the Pampas Hitlers. The State Dept allows this mag to be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-29
Ignores Shots, He Stops for Light

Cleveland (UP)-Tires screeched and bullets flew. Seven revolver blasts split the early morning Cleveland air. but still the fleeing auto eluded the two police cars.
 Up one street-down another across the next. A few blocks ahead a trafdc signal turned crimson. The fugitive car obediently came to 8 stop.
 The two police cruisers pulled alongside and hauled oil Vetter Beedles to the police station on charges of drunkenness and reck- less driving.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-29
Wartime Shopping
 Practice Abandoned
Downtown Stores to Revert to Original Thursday
 Schedule Next Week; Will Close Mondays

reverse will take effect whereby morning open-hours will be effected and evening hours abandoned.
 The original schedule had been put into practice to assist wartime production workers to take advan- tage of the evening hours for shop ping. Its principal intent was to cut-down potential absenteeism on the part of persons planning to take a morning or afternoon or whole day off for shopping.
 As reported here last week all
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-29

this country have resumed work. .. If allowed to continue their work -l7,0o0 American optical workers will lose their jobs. In other words, the Nazis who lost the war can de- prive Americans of jobs, after we won the war.
 This would be . united nation If all the Americans who admire Gen. Eisenhero would admire his point of view.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-29

Effective next week the wartime practice of Thursday night shopping hours in Waterbury will be discon- tinued, it has been announced by Mrs. Mary Dewey area director of the War Manpower Commission and Frank Green secretary of the Cham Der of Commerce.
 Local stores have remained open from p. m. to g p. m. Thursday evenings since Sept. 16, l943 and have remained closed Thursday mornings. Starting next week the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-29
E RKR0wTERs REPORT TO THE
 NATION

NATION
 Any yustace Dept ofilcial who is anxious to quash the sedition in- dictments should absorb Prosecutor Q. John Rogges brilliant address to the jury at the start of the sedi- aon trial. Rogge said in part: sThe defendants maintained direct contact with Naz officials here and in Germany" He added: '"They an agreed on what the object was which they were to accomplish, and That that was to destroy our form of government with the aid of the armed forces and set up fascist or Naz form of government" ', zn taae face of such damning and pef3ous charges-how can the Jus eice Dept even think of dropping the sedition case? How can they allow such dangerous rabble-rousers to go free without a trial? How can they ignore their sworn oath to de- lend our Constitution against trou- ble-makers from within and with out? How can they ignore their duties as public servants and patri- otic citizens? How can they sleep nights?
 Gerald Lucifer. Kodfish Smith never ceased beating drum in the rabble-rousing parade. Smith ~ once offered recruit private army for convicted seditionist Wm. Pelley. His rag is now filled with threats of violence in America, and he claims that he is prepared to deal with it. Obviously, this is a broad hint that Smith already has strong-arm squad or private army -or he is planning to organize such groups.
 v. Every trouble maker is equipped with galling hypocrisy. Ex-sen. Reynolds publishes a sheet which claims that Reynolds upholds racial tolerance. At the same time he works with Joe McWilliams-a con- fessed hate-spreader. It is well to I remember that not all rabble-rous- CTS are fools-but they are all try ing to fool you.
 Joe McWilliams, discovered ped dFlng fascism in Ohio, is reported by the W. T. to be introduced by cx-Sen. Robert Reynolds. Who is Reynolds? Well, when he got the chairmanship of the U. S. Senate Military Affairs Committee, Dor r cthy Thompson said that 1t was 1. worth another army to Hitler. The cariosB dilly -dallying by the forces of law and order has bene- dted goon- gangs. Subversive wolves are treated like Red Riding Hood. The case of Joe Ramp illustrates our point: Our subscribers are fa- miliar with Ramps sordid record His outfit was named as a channel for Axis propaganda via the initial .sedition indictment. On Dec. 2l, 1914 Ramp was indicted on con- tempt charges for refusing to fur nish Congressional Committee with the names of his outfits fi- nancial supporters. Thus far the . indictment has been gathering dust. Why has it been forgotten? Ramp poses as "respectabler writ CT and denies any link with the lunatic fringe. However, the No vember, 1940 edition of the official Ku Klucks Klan rag ran an article under Ramps by-line.
 ! Among the Nai propaganda pol iuting America is & mag published by the Argentinad regime which boosts the Pampas Hitlers. The atate Dept allows this mag to be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-29
NANNY GOAT HAS QUADs

New Orleans UP)-A nanny goat recently gave birth to four kids here which now bear the names Roose- welt, Churchill, Stalin and Chiang Kai-shek, disregarding sex. Sex of the kids was divided eQually-two
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-29
Walter 'Willclleu
 >COnSt-tO-CO1St

distributed in America. But the SD melted the arrest of American news papermen who used their Consti- tutional right to disagree with its policies!
 It has been revealed that a Bund- ist named Ernest F. Elmhurst in- dicted as a seditionist) has spawned a new outfit in New York. The fact that this soandso can now carry on his activities with impunity-is an insult to everything our soldiers are fighting and dying for. They are giving their lives, limbs and eyes to preserve liberty - and scourge like Elmhurst has an opportunity to live safely in N. Y. and abuse that liberty Not only is this Elmhurst indicted as seditionist and Bund- ist-but before the war he went to Germany and learned at first hand how the Nazis came to power! Filipinos call Col. Andres Soriano of Gen. MacArthur's staff Franco supporter. Soriano is quoted by a N. Y. paper as admitting supporting Franco because he believes "in the establishment of peace and order in Spain"
 It was the Franco crowd that end- ed peace and order in Spain by overthrowing the duly elected govt. Incidentally, the Falange, which is forever yelling about the lawless- ness of the Reds, practices what it accusest hese Reds of preaching: The overthrow of govt by violence. The Nazi-Fascist military machine has been junked. But pro-Axis gangs here running on Trojan Horse-pow- CT has shifted into high. Swastiklans have dusted off their soap-boxes and are in the midst of a rabble- rousing spree more brazen and ar- rogant than ever .. Recently, a punk tagged Domenic Trombetta wsa released from an internment camp. Trombetta was often scared by this reporters spotlight. He was the Doochay of ''The Fascist League of America" He published the usual blackshirt blah-blah. Trombetta is an avowed fascist-meaning he is pro-Axis. He was interned because he was considered a danger to our war effort. We are still at war with one member of the Axis, but fascist Trombetta is free to continue his anti-American activities . Dammit, it is about time we made certain that American soldiers do not fight and die to turn Ameri- can street corners into fascist bases of operations!
 The other day front pages relayed the news that Senate Committee possessed evidence proving German al industrialists are plotting to provoke another world war. Those revelations merit the widest circu- lation. But this newsboy and oth- CTS have been exposing the nefari- ous activities of Nazi money-bagS for many years. It is well known Germanazi industrial power is based on their cartels. Nevertheless, Congress hasn't passed laws which would destroy cartel branches in America. And Allied diplomats have met the problems of punish ing Nad industrialists with a sig nificant hush.
 Less than two months ago Ger many was trounced on the battle field. But that hasn't prevented NaA cartels from winning an econ- omic battle against America. Re- ports have it hat Germana1 opti- cal firms with cartel connections in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-29

Coal shortages have reduced ratie, road schedules in Spain by ie pel cent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-29

males, two females. .Quadruple birth
 among goats is phenomenal, al- though twin birth is common.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-29

ebures will close alI-day Monday through tho months of July and August.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-29

Mobile flour mills for liberated countries in Europe are being made in England.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-09-14
News With Crews
ExrlEIiSs TO Tea Y4fsI Publications
By Emma Crews

Brown mddlewegh scheduled appear the fight
fights and Friday will Salvatore Mendoza who supposed
to be pretty tough HeadinesEmer Ray Henry Cooper
Pauette tells that Harold Ripper leaving September 81
the Navy So, Wen extend Harold, the greatest of luck
Let's support Urban League The 22nd anniversary dinner
the founding of this organization will be held Thursday September
the Pilgrim Baptist church Reservations made
Roxe Harris and Gladys
trip to Chicago, Ill
The fine Mr. Jake Lynch back from the Metropolitan
city, New York The big city have been for
Pauite. How about it, Jake?
Geneva Wesley leaving Saturday for Washington
husband Bill will leave later the month he will
medicine We miss Mr. Wesley they
two very we'll liked people.
beautiful sight that hard fOrgeLOong city,
night, from Indian Mounds.
Kathryn Pettford has Murphy
Philadelphia very charming person
Home furough Foster Browns brother Sgt Weston
bit of gossip Ceal Stone wouldn't her
home Thursday night from N when he
out stagging-but someone did escort her home-WHO?
tip the little lady who raised the night
popular night spot lady doesn't language we think
lady
Way Johnson you'll have introduce your brother
there too much noise to hear his name correctly
You ladies will be interested in seeing wedressed
will be wearing this fall and winter Style Show given
the St. James S Usher Board Friday September the Halle
Brown Gym Fashions of description including beautiful furs