The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-24

uOrle very QuIetly1 put tle el
 Neither Professor Thomas Nixon Carver nor Professor Charles ]. Bullock, both of Harvard, have been ct their desks for weeks, and inside word ct Nationai Republic headquarters iS that they will not return.
 Carver is the Harvard emeritus professor who stirred Up such Q tempest with his startling ideas of social reform, which Included sterilization c 10 Hitler and nar- riage restricted to those able to buy automobiles. His brochure also voiced praise of Hitler, Muss golini and Japan.
 Masterpiece Q Dud
 The republicans immediately Fepudiated the pamphlet, which had been written by Carver prior to his association with the com. Tnittee. But he was retained on the brain-trust staff.
 However, John Hamilton, Te. placing Henry Fletcher as Nas ti0nal Chairman, apparently has different ideas about his retention.
 Carver and Bullock are not tho only absenteeg from the suite of offices provided for the brain- trust, within q stone'g throw of the White House. Harold c. Metz, Q Brookings Institute expert, has returned to that research ors ganizatoin to participate in it's study of governmental rcorganiza. ton for Senator Harry ?. Dyrdg committee.
 Political Ounce
 Another member of the staff was busted by Professor 0. c. Saxon, chief of the brain-trust- CTS, upon discovery that his knowledge of governmental af- fairs was about zero. Instructed to dig up certain statistics, the brain-truSter revealed that he had never heard of the Treasury pub. Iication "statistics of Income" Q basic work in this field.
 Others of the original twenty select master minds are due for the axe. one, however, is sure of his job. He is Ralph P. Ward, who was canny enough to get c four-year contract.
 Loquacious John
 The baii-bearing ioquaclty of National Republican Chairman John Hamilton already has stirred up Q nacrid controversy in his home state, Kansas.
 Tn e recent speech Hamilton declared: T ran for governor in 1928, and it was my opposition t0 the Klan that cost me the office"
 The implication of this state. ment was that his opponent had Klan support. The man who de- feated Hamilton was Clyde M. Reed, also a staunch republican, but much more liberal than the Hamilton conservative faction. On the Chin
 Reed immediately snapped lip Hamilton on his remark. Hotly he telegraphed:
 "YOur statement leaves the clear inference that the man who beat you did 90 with Klsn support Nobody knows better than yourself that this is not true . If you have been quoted correctly there should Dc an immediate correction.
 "Furthermore, if you were correctly quoted Governor Ian. don and myself arc entitled to an explanation, as he was my campaign managed in that ciec- ton"
 NOTE-When he conferred with republican leaders several weeks ago, Hamilton was cautioned about talking too much. "REh3E'h4BER, JOHN" THEY SAID, YOU'RE NOT THE CANDIDATE"
 Merry-G Round
 Eugene Leggett, red-headed ex- correspondent of the Detroit Free Press. is now assistant director of the National Emergency Council. His former boss, Malcolm Bineey, editor of the Free Press. is p1pli- city lnoguIs for the Republican National Committee q. LeeBett she no tears ct ConplrolelF Gen- erAl '. N. McCariB departure AAes