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During his broadcast tonight, Walter Winchell, in discussing " _ L13-5 events oi the war during the past week, reported that the American a = >1 ,---- -0 A-92.- L-I-I -J 1.1--1L #1-an -51- T ----- III 92-n-#4-"I-P1.-and» In -1 __a..-tn-_-pg -"_I|g -.-an-I1-."lQ Q1: U1. UIIE UGLLBL DIIG-U U115 llill UBPGLICDU U-UU.l-U.LJJ=U&#39;lJ LBJ-ll J-UDGL "3 LU kJ&#39;U&#39;DDI-UJ-U m :3 , 1:111. attack on Alaska- .g3 . ¢~&#39;_ 3_. 9.1:; 1n~. Winchell stated that the Vatican Secretary of State is taking a &#39; _ --5 . 1 --- _ &#39;-I73" -1:-. erious view of the new charges made by the Cardinal of Munich, who alleges that Hitler is waging a ruthless war of extermination against the Catholic hurch &#39;;Tal&#39;.,&#39;;-I1,"-it&#39;.our-u |&#39;_1- 1 Winchell relatedthat the DepartmentJusticezhas of expressedkeen -._i".teres+ in the resorted statemer of lrchbishoo Mooney, who in voicinv approval _ 5-30;?the Ilepartrcentgfilustice susliendiag"1SocialrJustice"allegedly IIMy said, understanding vrith Father Coughlin is sufficiently broad and firm to exclude ef- - .&#39;.n. .- 2&#39; l"1n fectivelyAccording the recurrenceto Winchell,of any suchthe unpleasant greatest victorysituation." of the o date is the delivery of nearly $l,OO0,0-30,000 worth of war ...- United States Navy qi It was material to Russia. Staff is more acute than last fall. One of Hitler&#39;s Generals ghim that he alreadyalsohas reported lost a generationthat the split oi bet1veen;Hit1erGermanyouth and and. the German war; however, the General added that Hitler will not be privilegedhas reputedlyto lose thetold .3.-&#39;. is now losing the i. 3 life of the Germannation. _ _ _- _ __: B 1"&#39;.I_92__ ._ l=J.11UHU - _ tn-Iv 11 _.L_.l|._J 4.92_,n 92__ |___ 1..__.._-| z92_-__ .!....:.!.,.__-Li.L1_ _-u_1_____.|..|.. | .L.L SLEUGH hlla Ill: [R15 L55-FREQ J.I&#39;UlII. .LIlLl..Lb1JLIl.r_&#39;U--.17 ULEJLUHLGDLU . 92- sources that the Germans hopeto win by fifth and sixth columns Ihat theycould not win on the battlefields. If the Russian campaign fails, Hitler will be de- -4r-.I - CI posed and the German General Staff will pose as the savior of the world from " Bolshevisn. inchell added, however, there is only one rub, and that is_ the} . Hitler himself is planning it all. * {;_oo_l_[o_o_ wl L 15 i . _ &#39;~ o w e Int _ se of callingstrengthening theto hand attention ofsE§oteurs. "G-Men" the oiinej. I eenei-n1;&#39;~w11J.&#39;an1tM5n;>_n;;%§g§nt £efor L.~0..5 ~.- B the deathpenalty forenew sabcteurs"ho are 1&#39;0 nd.§ai1_,_t;f. illqrmbers is §"!&#39;..92- 1-,;the German-AmericanBund whoare on inreservists Germanwe not wi *A T9? IN Fiifff ,| 2 I " Q e - A 22 _ Memorandum for Mr. Ladd _ _ - 2 - _ l92 _&#39;.. . .|- ;; . - - I ; -.. A tried by e Federal Judge, but will be turned over to the United State! Ar-If to 541.! be tried under the Articles of Far. By way of caution, Iinchell added, :ln___times ma I I of war a spy is hanged. V _ . _ _, _ _ __&#39; __ }&#39;|I .. p Winchell also remarked that the Army will assume supreme jn:fied1ction Y of residences along the East Coast. Dangerous persons will be ordered into the interior or the Middle West. Hess evacuation and suspension er the writ _of_ habeus corpus are being considered. g _ _ l - U " ,_ e - . _ _. r- 92&#39;- _.,;,,_ . According to newspapers there has been considerable speculation on &#39;&#39;l definite these matters, proposed but measures it does not alongappearthis line. that the Bureau_ _ has been &#39;l_ advised. "- ot_ _ any _ Winchell remarked that Mrs. Elizabe%l1ling appeared before a Fed- ,e» eral Grand Jury in Chica o last week which i r n - W some weeks ago, winchell mentioned that the irmy had documentary evi. dence in its possession about the hate-spreading activities of three_I-Teserve - 92 Officers. So far, he observed, nothing has been done t- e knows of. One of these of£icers&#39;, according to Winchell, is Colonel Edwin ?- adley. Last week, Winchell stated, it was revealed that this Colonel is now of s War De- partment Committee and his job is to pass upon commissions _.for the Army Air Force Procurement Division. e M Winchell previously mentioned Hadley in h_i§!e¢E1"cast on March 30, &#39; 1942, Colonelat Wynfighlgnes ehic&#39; tine he also ofMissouri, stated that together Colonel with E. Colonel ir.,92&#39;Sanctuar;r Hadley, and had Lieutenant been defi-. nitely linked nth the tions "Silver Shirts", "KKK", and the "Paul Revere&#39;5". - I k &#39;Mr. Hinchell sue:-ked that Congressmant Clar offman recently smeared t - &#39;-Jillian P. Maloney and th Federal Grand Jury in &#39;=&#39;.ashin n by alleging that th. 92 i were stooges for the Administration and were attempting t smear him. lialoney reportedly brought Hoffman back before the same Grand Jury and as a result Hoffa i &#39; was forced to make e public retraction of his charges. -- s , _ Gerald L. 1&1?-h of Detroit, in an open letter to the press last ~_ week, complained to the A orney General about Iinchell&#39;s remarks concerning his &#39; These remarks, Smith alleged, were humiliating, and he reportedly demanded that - the Department of Justice stop Winchell fro: telling the American people Smith. * ; ought to be investigated, because he is a better American than Winchell. Hr. - &#39;" &#39;_""" "&#39;*_1 &#39;-&#39; ?&#39;7-1T-&#39;-""*&#39;*"-&#39;"¥*F&#39;- - .&#39;§{?TT &#39;I5&#39;.r ~ &#39;-&#39;_"f&#39;92 - - r".-_. :7 &#39;:&#39; &#39;77 _ _ -7 &#39; - &#39; , _" - &#39; _ . &#39; _&#39;_&#39;, __- 1, -1" ._ P H &#39; _ . _ " V _ " -. _ -* .-- - . 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