The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-20

bring 1t with me. This one will serve as . stand-in during my stay i'm America"
 NOTE - The dachshund was widely used by American cartoon ists during the last war as 0 sif- ister symbol of Germany, and some animals were il1istreated by misguided zealots.
 DON'T LEAVE ME DADDY
 Republican insiders are offering bets that Representative Joe Mar tin will be persuaded to withdraw his resignation ae National Chair man when the National Commit- tee meets late this month.
 With his hands full as House Floor Leader, Joe Is very sincere in his desire to step out. But other COP chiefs are fearful that if he does, the various factions will get to fighting over e suc- cesgor.
 The leaders want Joe to hold on for another six months un- til the current disturbance with in the party has cooled off.
 Despite the pressure, Joe has not yet agreed to remain, but he admits that his retirement might create . difficult sltua- ton. ..
 one inducement offered him is the naming of an executive di- rector to relieve him of the de- tail work of the chairmanship. Midwestern state chairmen, par" ticularly, feel that an executive director should be appointed from their ranks. They consider them. selves the real sparkplugs of the party now, and entitled to na- tional recognition.
 NO TAvORITEs
 Whenever Martins successor is chosen, inner leaders are agreed on one qualification. He must not be closely associated with a presi- dential aspirant or possible as. pirant.
 With the party facing many complex uncertainties, the leaders want a strictly neutral chairman. They point to the situation in the Democratic Party when Jim Farley used the cliairmanrhip to grind his own political axe.
 This ukase may balk one well- heeled candidate for the chair- manship, Illinois National Com mitteeman Werner Schroeder, be- cause of his tieup with Governor Dwight H. Green. Elected in l940 for a four-year term, Green se- cretly considers himself 6 presi- dential white horse, and among COP insiders Schroeder Is sus- pected of flaming these flames.
 Schroeder's big-money back ing also Is chalked up against
 him, plus the fact that some of
 his most active workers are in-
 inmates of Herbert Hoover. One of these is Iowa National Com
 mitteeman Harrison Spangler.
 NOTE - Before his recent cleo. ton as president of the Young Republicans, Gordon Allott of Col- orado frankly told the principa party leaders that during his regime the organization will neither be a stooge for anyone nor squabble with It's elders, as has happened in the past. AS a result. Allott is starting off with a high standing in the COP. BOTTLE BOSSES
 The Department of Agriculture is completing plans to breed 2,500 cattle this spring by artificial insemination.
 The cattle are the property of Indians, on reservations in Ari- zona and New Mexico. Able In- dian Commissioner John Collier asked Agriculture to help build up the quality of the stock and the problem was how to service the COWS with a limited number of bulls. Through artificial in. semination. one bull can be bred with any number of cows.
 Most spectacular experiment of this kind was conducted recently by experts in the experimental farm at Beltsville. Maryland. They sent artificial iiisemination by air express one morning for Q mare in Miles City, Montana. Tn vacuum bottles. 1t was delivered the same day. and the process was completed that evening.
 Result was q healthy colt. from a mare in Montana. sired by . Belgian stallion In Maryland.