The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-27
Walter WinCheII
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starvation have gripped the Philip
pines. Their leaders are now beg
cling Uncle Sam for aid The
Flliplnos are the people who fought
for America Meanwhile, we
are shipping food to one nation TO
naAke certain that is people won't
'starve-0ermanyi
A N, Y. editor attempted to un-
ravel the Sovvy enigma and ended
up In a maze. He said that the
sovvys may be planning 70 strength
en- their own nation, or Matching
world revolution. or they might be
doing both.
The editor means, we presume,
that It looks like rain and then
again It doesn't look like rain. It
all depends upon the weather.
The following paragraph in a
weekly makes many things simple
to savvy. Feron refuses to expel
Nazi agents-because he was once
a Nad spy himself. And he learned
Nazi plans for conquest at first
hand. To wit: "Peron first appeared
on the international scene when he
was Argentine military attacne in
Chile. One night in 1886 police
broke into his apartment in San
tiago and caught him turning over
British and Chilean military secrets
to a German agent. He was expelled
from Chile, and to his chagrin later
learned that his secrets, for which
he had reputedly paid 10000 pesos,
were spurious anyway. The Incl
dent, however, did not ruin his
career; in 1899 his government at
tached him to the German army,
and for two years he stomped
over Europe. housekeeping into
Paris with the conquering NaZis.
Then he returned home to plan the
seizure OF his own government and
lay the basis for group OF Nazi-
dominated governments IN Latin
America"
Talk about whackiSlm! A letter.
writer in a New York newspaper
states with straight face: THE
trouble with this country is that the
poor people have too much money
L. Haywood turned our middle
with his description OF one Of Ger
aid l.. K. Smiths hate orgies via
gazette He pungently de-
scribed the type of goons who at
tend such affairs: 1.-The old lady
at our right looked as though she
had died several days before and
had just gotten up for this meet
ing" Ha, hal -. incidentally,
Haywood was one of the patriotic
Americans arrested by California
police for protesting one of Smiths
rabble-rousing rallies. Incredible!
The forces of law and order CD ar
rest decent Americans and protect
Smith-who has never stopped de-
flying law and order!
The UP relays the story about the
ex-army sergeant who was arrested
after slugging a picket. He ex-
planned: When I was overseas l
promised I'd punch the first picket
saw right on the nose"
The picket he punched was also
an ex-army Sergeantl
A couple Of paragraphs from
Daryl F. Zanuck, Mr.. Big of goth
Century-Fox Film Corp: I'VE must
all continue TO think Of the COM
mon man. but we must also let
America remain q place where the
uncommon man can rise, II he is
capable of rising. FDR was an
uncommon man and he did all right
Tor himself in America.
II remain a loyal Willkie Ameri-
can who believes, as did Willkie,
that the only way to preserve our
country is to help both the gifted
and ungifted. If you harness every
oody, then you shackle initiative.
The production miracle Of America
came not from men with tools in
their hands but with brains in their
heads"
When q reporter asked President
Truman why he hadn't gone to
Florida, the President replied:
Thing are hot enough in Washing
ton - without going any farther
South A"