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1 X. Page Four NAUGATUOK DAILY NEWS JULY' Fubltahcd Every Evenlnjf '(Except Sunday) by THE NAUOATL'CK NEWS CORPORATION NAUOATUCK, CONNECTICUT mid aa clusa inuttcr at the post offlcu I Nnucntuck. Conn, RUDOLPH M. HENNICK, President and Troamirc RALPH 8. PA8HO.

Vlcc-Prcsltlont KDWABD C. LINdENHELD, Analalant Treasurer MILDRED HOLLAND, Secretary SUBSCRIPTION RATES I month .75 6 I Fnyablo In Advancu 1 By Carrier 1 year The United Press has the exclusive rifc'ht to for in liny form, all nows dispatches credited to paper. It Is also exclusively entitle lo use lor rcpublicntion 'til the local or undated news, published heroin. TO THK to th.) flag of the Unitvd ol and to tlio Jit-public for which It One nation IndtvlxIMc, with Liberty and for nil." KltlOAY, JULY 14. 1IH4 ORDINANCE CHANGES "U'c aro gliid lo notu that the first move has lioen made that.

Naug'a- tuck fouildiny ordinances will be ovor- liaulcd and brought up to date. TJie many clmngw in.building nnd materials over tliu '20 years certainly makes it imperative that this be dune, and done without too much delay. While we are on this subject of buikl- ijiy, should there Jiot be some sort of protection to the average, home purchaser Buying home as he does, perhaps with his entire iit'e savings, lie should have some assurance that the hidden materials house, such as setpic tanks, plumbing mid the like, are properly Home owners are the basic taxpayers of a community, the life blood of income from which the boz-ongh receives the money to maintain itself. While it is true that there is no legal responsibility on town's part to guarantee these maters where there are no active ordinances there does remain a moral obligation. DO YOU REMEMBER? From The Files of-The News 20 Years; Ago Mr.

nnil Mrs. Oscar Anderson, i visited Mr. and 'Mrs', of. Highland nvcnuc, Bcncoii Falls. -f William nnd Sum tie I Chevalier week- ended at Walnut beach.

Years Ago Phoebe Bryant, who was the guent of Clara Holmes ot Carroll court, returned to her homo In; Winatcd. David Waltmnn sold his dry Roods titorc on Church street to B. Engleman, and pcrpared to remove to Hartford. "LAND QF THE WRITHING SUN" Around the Clock ROBOT WARFARE Jt is likely that the Xax.i Germans would willingly destroy half the world if they might win complete control of the othed half. Their development and use of weapons indicate that there are no lionvirs they would nnt invoke to promote their conquest, no diabolical instruments of destruction they would not use remorselessly to accomplish their purpose.

This fact naturally impels other in to'seek weapons no less deadly. -And because human flesh is so vul- mc human life so valuable, there has now arisen a quest for "robot" fighters to take man's place on the battlefronts. iMochanical'weapon? tend to grow so -ingenious nnd destructive that "thev almost suggest tlie fabled fighting men who rose from the earth, at command, carried on the battle. Ohmx-hill, telling of current damage and killings accomplished by the Germans in London, shows the peril of greater, bombs, 'almost self-directed, on which tl Germans aro. said l.o be working now.

peace como beiore they are perfected; And then rnav reason come to war-minded men. The blueberry season is here again and the local residents have reported an abundance of the tasty fruit, if you go in the right, places, AVe're for the day we can come home and find a freshly baked blueberry pie the supper table. Flossie Sweeney received a bag of assorted nuts from N. Y. early this week.

Flossie enjoyed them immensely. Miss Sweeney, an ardent record fan, has practically worn ont Harry James 1 version of Sleepy Time Gal Charles Welch of 17 Salem street had an operation at Wntorbnry hospital Thursday morning. Authorities at the hospital said his condition is Margaret Feeley, Highland avenue, enjoyed her stay in the Buckeye state last week, where she visited friends Thomas Leary and Jack Curtin are making' plans' to attend the double header at Yankee Stadium this Sunday. Joe Healy of late has been stopping in front of the News office daily and looking at the pictures of the Centennial pageant that are on display in the show window, 'Julius Furs, 67 Crown street, Union City, is a surgical patient at St. Mary's hospital Nprdhiil Nangcs of North Main street had better be careful oMris rabbit, "Cicero," which from.its little home, and becomes the target, and prey of every dog, cat, mouse, and rat in the neighborhood.

Capt. James J. Grant is waiting for the hunting season to roll around and ''hen have Cicero in'a rabbit stew dinner. Brothers Harold and John of -22 Aetna street are going.to see to it that ice cream sales go up in the borough. The youngsters had their tonsils removed rft St.

Marv's Thursdav, Walter Winchell QnfBroadway -Mlmr Looking dt Life NOTES FOR. THE." "Although the German high' command ai-mistico- 'in the last war, it' was' only by German civilians. Hindanburg refused to -allow a military official T.he 'Junk 7 crK clique -used blame' oi vi for ih'c nation with -tbe 1'abl'a that the. German "never gave up the Hpht, of il-' lowed the army to save its two: faces ar.d its tremendous' power prestige -within Germany "re-. main'cd intact.

It should, b'e German ortlccrs'arc weaned on the doctrines of Cfiiuscwltz, the famed military theorist. yHis'i'rilirijrs 'arc the key to the thinkin'K of German militarists. 'cardinal enemy went out "of-their way to aid them with loans'and'food. While the world was still ing "from the effect, of the Uust World 1 Gorman militarists down 1 payment on the next 'one. '1920 they organized an proup' called Steel outfit, had many 'branches 'in "America.

They preached th'o K' of father- land and Hhe. "drivel 'that Germany was 'destined to rule the Few people paid any attention to them. -A 'litlc more than a- decade later this organization became the nucleus for the Nazi Buad. 1 YOUTHrUL CANDIDATES There is general interest in the fact that Gov. Thomas K.

Dewey, if elected, will be our youngest president. At 42 he will-break Theodore record o.r' entering the. Whitu House 43. Jvoosevelt. became president through JMc- death.

The youngest presidents to be elected, so Car, were Cleveland at 47 and Grant at If Gov. Dewey is superstitious, he may be alarmed at the fate of the other young men who ran. The first of Henry Clay's three unsuccessful races came when lie was 47. the most youthful of all was Bryan, nominated when he was only one year a bow the minimum age nec- es.sary for a president. He, too, ran three times, always unsuccessfully.

Gov. Stassen, one of Dewey's rivals for the nomination, is ojily 37. If tVitc should reserve him for the 1948 nomination, he would break Dcwev's record. addresses: Howard K. Hubbell, MM 1-c, U.

S. Pierce, c-o Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Gal. Ted Hubbell, U. S. S.

North Carolina, BB 55, c-o Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Cal. Box 5 Corp. George M. Graham, Btry. "A 1 387th AAA (AW) APO 654, c-o Postmaster, New York, N.

Pvt. William Fenske, Hqq, Det. 652, nd E. B. APO 565, c-o Postmaster, San Francisco, Cal Sgt.

Joseph Naviskas, Co. 102nd Inf. (R), APO 708, c-o Postmaster, San Francisco, Cal', Clausow'itz this: means' The 'occupation, of. enemy territory, plus -the 'destruction ol the and- the w.il). to'- concluding" an 'armistice with Germany, without, occupying and destroying its army, Ith'e Allies left the- core of the.

German army with the belief they had not lost the war. They 'merely the armistice a that was 'to used for planning'another war. Fred of North Main street, is playing the old, forgotten role of a bacli- these days as his wife with their daughter is away on trip visiting her home stale of Pennsvlvania, Lor- Aftcr this war -the German gen- oral staff will once as'ain use a. I familiar, shill: They will attempt, to -the Iv'axis for. the war and promise to behave like -good little rodents if given another chance.

is to remind the peacemakers that one of the members the German general staff is Gen. Hicrl. In 1923 -he a As long 'as German generals exist the world "will 'be in danger. Even while Germany was ruled. 'alleged" republic its "concluded a'secret pact''with the militarists designed 'to military Years lfitcr''the leaders-of, the republic bragged" about how much they had done- to aid the growth of By ISUANDEIS Here I am sitting in my office trying lo profound 1 think-, ing-, to Inspire you.

to riolp make lite a.lHtle pleasant you. It is 9:30 in. the morning, tho tem'pcralurc is 93 "and climbing every, rninute, i.he humidity must ba ami Ihu sun is trying its bes'l" to scorch everything within its rays. I have already taken off my coat and my 'tio but form prc vents me from, removing any mor of my garments. Good "'the thin; Lo on a day -lilt this, and sometimes I'think wha bunk at giving up' our house ou in -Iha "Suburbs thus fall.

Do yot know w-hyV We 'had too much of g-ooc. form, or enqueue, of "the thing to 1 Nazism; is' merely a new name German For many years that nation been afflicted with the delusion that they must-rule the world and enslave history is llllcd with proof revealing that their military loaders and other in.fluent.ial Germans were gripped by the lust for conquest Germany's military heroes is General Count von Hacs- ler. He once declared: "It is nec- cssaryj that our civilization build its on mountains of corpses, on an ocean of tears and on the death cries of men without numbers. book "Warfare with Impro- rule the inferior and women Germany races It's too formal, too big, too hard to take We want to back to a much simpler, life- thV-ki'nd of. life tha.

'we' thoughiv. wasn't good enough for sonic years "For yoai-s we were striving 1 for success, for money, for the things other people had and that seemed so importaml and so attractive. For years, i got up early in I.he morning and worked until late in the evening. But in the evenings we had good frncnds arour.d us, friends who were just ns broke as we but got an awful lot of living, got "'ahead and as we did -we We wjio us, 'we had to reciprocate. We a "bigger house and still a big-g-ei- on-e.

goL a maid and a gardener, and two cars and a lot of headaches. In summer 'our became a roundhouse. Whenever they felt like it "friends" dropped in, ate our food. in our beds, sat around in our garden and our liv- was said in 18D3! raine Murphy of School street is reported to be in very, good condition at St. Mary's hospital.

Dr. Edward Cumin is treating her Pat Phi nib and Jean Chiswell both are working at the Nan- gatuek Savings bank, handling all that green stuff all day long. vised Armies." In that book he stated: "Pacifism is a weapon of political conflict in fact assists the preparation' of tho to sleep with, pacifist phrases, it hopes to him to neglect his The narcotic vapor with, which we surround him conceals- our own -preparation for war. Our enemies can ciisliy be fooled into believing I our victory is at slake. In that sense we.

and want to be. bar- For us, that is what we room and bragged and corns' must i plained and. 'every now and then, of the got plastered, broke our some of tho Germans never left the Dark Ages. A professor a. German university, Theobald Zicslcr, stated 3.914: must conquer cost, 'Consideration for the art be subordinated and must altogether when a'n'd be.happy.

itui-c, burned holes, in our rugs and aokcd for a. lot of service. Some of these "friends" are divorced now, some lost their money, somc-frot rich, or.e.is jail. We have-decided to go back to where we; little house, a big. few' REAL friends.

do. what we want, live as we' like we 'love peace, They Let 1 up play upon their ignorance;" This' i.s how Gorman munitions, makers secretly armed.after-World War Krupp Works manufactured only oHlcs machinery arid household But the Krupp Works never gave up their search department for" armament call being human." This a German politir.nl Leader, named Ma ttias Erzbergcr Said' a915." greatest ruthlessness. in' if used, actually proves to' be "the 'greatest humanitar.iani.sm. If one. is.

in a We won 1 keep up with the Jones any our friends keep down -with the I just read this over. Maybe it's the but don't ihink so. I've felt the sa-nio' hist winter and this coming in our ncv house. Excuse. I'm 'going- to take off my shirt.

Freddie Hennick has had three weeks of Syracuse university already and reports that he likes it very much up there. Fred is following a course leading up to journalism and business administration. Arthur Carlson, of North Main prodou'ction. used' this" dc-' Imposition to. destroy the entire city partmcnt.

to gather material'about of 1 it is more humane-to new sent plans abroad to bo tested in foreign' plants. how the Germans'; started the development of the ro- killlhg. hot bomb that is women and children! Many the war 'criminals''will be punished because the world will never forget their outrageous AJIow a.single German racial "comrade lo. shed his blood battlefield, because, "such raciaKtreaim'cnt is.the,quick- est way Hesitancy, soft- ness'and consideration arc untor- weaknesses. and ruthless attack and' strength bring the aJ- 19'M, King Features -Syndicate.

Inc.) IIGHTIN. GPIONJiliB Havcrhil), (UP) The Hannah Dustin statue" on Summer street here commemorates the Havcnhill pioner who abductd by the Indians in 1697. cscapad with the scalps of 10 rs dangling from her lowed---Mattlas Erzbergcr to bc- VMH uut uu.1 come' a cabinet minister in 1 the' Street, has been prompted tO Technician, But other Germans were justr as', Weimer Republic ,1 tow.years later "SfVl n-rartp Art 15 5tatinnpH in lrh ous as -the-' Nazis'. we pointed oxi't' before, gTaae. Art IS Stationed in Camp Kaiser's army 'also pave the world secretly planned.

"Liclices." were bloodthirsty 1 i we haven't-' 1 every people remains responsible Stewart, Ga Herb Cockcroft keeps cool these days with his ice truck Lt. Bill ThurstcJh has been transferred tc El Paso, Texas. The local officer is in the Army Air Forces. Lunacy spreads, as a fellow around the corner chants "Every day'11 be bv and bv. "With the Nazi campaign -to pieces, for Von Yocll'to do' but toVodel.

find ruthless. They pium towns to" the'-; gri-ound, 'Jtilled women and children as and the same atrocities' that, made the Nazis infamous. 1 the 'world guilty: of such were, never punished: a last-war ended'the ganda-machine started'to Vc sympathy of tho campaign clicikcd; ''of punishing- th 'learned anything that. We in Italy to rpt'ain; political. power.

'German army was ff high in Russia and, a. Nail es was cor- i t.hC':fhe"r.', 'Gocbbels bafTte'd': "If- is-a-crucl of, lli: y-must atone though' it bc'en forced, 'to' 1 for the government'which it tol-' crates find must for all the crimes committed iby its despots" Allied peacemakers should remember tho'sc words when it, comes to judging the war guilt-oj" Germany's the" people who followed Reservoirs main-laincd by the U- 1 a vcapacity' 'of 51,215000 acrc-feet 1 wai.eX'.'v- You're Telling Mel Ky WILLIAM JIITT (Control -writer) GERMANY, 'nays an experiencing- timber shortage; noticed the no longer those chips on their iihoul- dcrs. Eskimos, who UHC fish for currency, naturally -yo to the bunk to drji.w out their river bank. There arc 40.000 letters in the Chinese language, acixirdingr to FactoprraphH. A'Chinese student appcai-a could make a- lifc-lonff out.

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