The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13
PORTRAIT OF A MAN THROW
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PORTRAIT OF A MAN THROW
 ING A TYPEWRITER
 Tae n; aby-pamby treatment ac- corded Japai. has become a bone in the throat of peace. Hirohito has become tlfe fair-haired rat; Jap propagandists drool he is solely re- sponsible for making peace, while the American conquerers sit around twiddling their bayonetS. That is just another form of discredited appeasement which melted the warl The impression is being cre- ated that the Mikado was just an innocent bystander. Hell, you would think Killer Hirohito was Lord Fauntleroy. Such rse-radishl, ,.. On Dec. 2, 1943 (the anniver- sary of Pearl Harbor), the Jap em- peror sent this cable to Hitler: q exrpess joy to see our goal re- alized step by step"
 On April 29 l944, Radio Tokyo reported: His Majesty, the em- peror, celebrated his 43rd birth day today by attending an I'm perial banquet and enjoying parade that included flights by planes that attacked Pearl Har- bor."
 Not only Is HlrohitO being cOddled, but the whole Imperial Jap family has been absolved of any war crimes. However, the blood on their filthy pawS shows through the whitewash One of the most bestial crimes in history was the rape of Ranking. Prince ASaka was In command at Nanking when that unspeakable atrOcity took place Asaka is the Mikado'S brother!
 It is a crazy world. The Greeks who were supposed to be liber- ated got tougher treatment than the Japs who are supposed to be conquered.
 When the PerOn- Farrell mob took over, an American industrialist told a high official that General Motors wanted to give the dictator 0 new de luxe sedan "as a humble token of friendship" The Argentine official was indignant "So you Americans think you can bribe our Government2" he stormed, Well you cannot. You could, perhaps, with previous governments but not this onel"
 T beg your pardon" said the Yank, but I merely thought t,,,,"
 "Never mind" was the reply, "We pay for everything we get. Now how much is this new machine you offer as O gift?"
 The ingenious Yankee took the hint and said: "Only 30 pesos
 The official handed him a l00- peso note.
 I'm sorry" said the Tank, but have no change
 "Oh, was the reply, that's all right. Just send two of them."
 You probably read the yarn about Rertram M. Campbell. He was falsely con lcted of forgery and spent more than three years behind bars. After the man who commit ted the crime confessed, Campbell was pardoned But we didn't come across this eyebrow w-ralslng sldeIlght In any gazette: Despite Che forger'S confession, Q State Parole Boards report attached to the par don stated that it was impossible today to establish with certainty" Campbell's innocence! Huh?
 Berlin newsbOy Gladwin Hill re- layed this striking contrast between the Soviet's stern realism in Na2i- land and America's hemming and having While the Americans were working out the fine points of e long range program to provide Germans with non-Na2i movies, the Russians hlandly authorized Ger man movie houses to reopen with the implicit warning to every Ger man exhibitor that If he peddled any Nazi9m he might turn up miss ing.
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