The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20

Our old friend and radio commentator now knows where he once stood" in the estimation of Hitler Goen bes and the other former big shots of Maitland Many Waterburans could be indicted serious charges than "H VI for what they said and did to insure the downfall of der Fuehrer and the principles he repre- sented but then Waterburians may have some inter- esed friend like Kaltenborn to dg up facts as to their social standing H VI has received direct from Berlin the original GeStapo card which his antNaZ orienta- ton is carefully documened And incidentally the card may reveal one of two facts about Katenborn that may be to WaterburianS. Here's statement from the broadcaSting company which sponsors the well known commentator The Gestapo card shows that the German Propaganda Ministry followed KaltenbornS with particular interest after he was expelled from Germany during the opening days of World War IT. It calls him notorious Germanhater and points to the fact that this is particularly dscredabe from the Naz viewpoint baroness Katenborn received the card from Aeri- in Berlin who gained to the files of the Ger man Propaganda Ministry and found that Dr. Goeboels kept file on American radio commentators
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 Gene Oviatt made one of those reguglar weekly luncheon meetings of the KiWanis Club Wednesday, event to be remembered As guest artist on It John SweeneyS "Al-Star" musical program Gene made re- quested appearance to entertain the members with piano selections His interpretation of The Rosary was acclaimed magnificent while "Dark Eyes" had the club members swinging and swayng." Next week
 has been whispered the Prince of the Accordion, you guessed it, folks, DOmehic Mecca will be Brother Sweeney's guest. What tapping experience the floor of the main dining of The Elton faces when Dom. enc starts playing Look for big attendance next Wednesday for Kiwanians who want music with their meals Here's one, they say, for the book. It happened at the American Legion induction ceremony Tuesday night The sergeantatarms was sent out post haste by the presiding chairman to round up repre- sentative of David Fannick Post Serge Beanger, the city treasurer standing the stairs the entrance to the EItOns dining should say, % room Wnsn S FnuS pOs "WhO is representing the J.WV tonight?" snaps out the eager sergeant. couple of legonnaireS pointed toward "MOe" Shapiro The sergeant interpreted the fingers leveled at Serge Beanger With martial music, etc. the genial treasurer escorted into the room and acclaimed as the JWV delegate! Serge was con. the State Guards but the boys wondering when he accepted by David Fannick Post. That laugh you hear, buddies, belongs to "MOe" Shapiro. He enjoyed - '''S SAN .+~~- ~~
 "" Fancy That [. We're now getting about the last corn-on-the-cob That's tough =. Win the countie! please note that all limits have been removed from roat rationng can end January l. Meantime warily we rol along Now Is the time to get your final tossing in or that fresh green salad. The homegrown IS abou over Good cooking isn't much of an art these day. being able to get the good things you want to cook
 Too many cooks spoil the broth and by that same toker erciSe, instructor was heard to remark. And yol might add so IS just straight wrestling Hard Worl has habit of taking your mind off the few troubles tha hard work won't cure which isn't saying too much for o against hard work Mourning will not become Day light Time when 1t to close Sept On this dat( Wartime dies natural death, and the mourning rist
 
 we can expect certain types to come back strong Michigan newspaper says Indians in the United States speak 55 distinct langugages. Almost many as tht palefaces We hear there will be plenty of turkeys for everybody Thanksgiving With that kind of turkey talk we know that summer is over
 Tommy Dillon, hkeable manager of the Scovi soft ball team, has again proved his extreme popularity bS being reelected president of the Scov Recreation Assoc aton defeating Chick Toett former infeld star of ou Lady of Lourdes baseball teams of years back MT and Mrs Edwin S. Northrop and Miss Hester Northrop
 dde6ury enjoyed few days hospitality at the swank n, Ham Dwyer, former South Ei street resident who hal been overseas the past two years, and comedy Rita Fz patrick of New York City, mddleaisledit four years ag this morning Sal Borreli of Cherry street, propre tor of East Main street eatery isn't telling how man. candles will adorn his birthday cake today Many happ! returns Sall Gunther Mathes of Thomaston, demor photographer celebrated another natal day yesterday I Joe Lee, school department physical education teacher, sees Detroit coppng the World Series If thu Tigers and Cubs come through in their respective leagues However, as a prognostcator the less said about thu schools Cha:les Atlas the better The Waterbur! Quoit team defeated the Waterown Players at the Stan ley Satunis farm, Park Road, Watertown, Sunday. LITTLE WILLIE