The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-28

cratic isolationists as "obst.
 The scorching attack was tip off on undercover plans which may make next years congress Sional elections the hottest in years.
 Nothing has been said about it but certain Administration and Republican leaders have discussed uniting Democratic and Republi- can forces to oppose all congress sional isolationists regardless ot party label.
 Under the proposed plan, Ad- ministration- COP backing would be thrown behind incumbent anti isolatior1ist Congressmen whether they are Democrats or Republi- cans. Furthermore strong coali- .tion candidates would be entered against isolationist congressman seeking reelection.
 One of the most significant things about the plan is that it has the hearty approval of Wen dell Willkie.
 Discussing it with a group of friends the COP standard bearer declared, "The people should have the opportunity in every sena- torial and congressional election next year for clear-cut express sion of opinion on this all-im- pOrtant issue of foreign policy. This referendum should not be cluttered up with phOny or i'm consequential issues"
 '1n districts represented by
 is0latiOniSts we should put the
 strongest, candidate in the field
 we can get, regardless of his
 party label or economic views.
 I'd like to see young men and
 women brought into this cam
 paign. Let's get away from
 the old political hacks. Let's
 bring youth into this fight. It's
 theirs primarily and they should
 be in the lead in it.
 Personally, I am prepared to
 support anti-isOlati0nist candi-
 dates regardless of their party
 affiIiation or economic views. If
 they are right on the foreign issue, then I will be for them
 and will take the stump for
 them.o
 POLITICAL-GO-ROUND
 i, Some Democratic leaders in Oregon have launched a move ment to, give the States able, veteran Senator Charles Mo Nary the Democratic as well as the Republican, nomination when he comes up for reelection next year. McNary stands high in Roosevelt's esteem and Adminis- tration chiefs have expressed ap- proval of the non-partisan plan. .,... Although 1924 is still 8 long way off, Illinois ambitious Gov- ernor Dwight H. Green already is dreaming dreams about the COP presidential nomination. Political intimates launched a boom for him at a luncheon at French Lick attended by COP bigwigs from Indiana, Illinois and Ken- lucky. In political circles the affair is viewed as savoring strongly of a nStop WiEIkie'' move- ment ;. :. Senator "CurIy" Brooks militant Illinois isolationist, will have tough opposition for the COP nomination next spring. Former Rep. Ralph E. Church is planning to oppose Brooks square, ly on his isolatilonist record. BRAssHAT DTDOES
 Bloody strife rages the length and breadth of Europe. A new phase of the war is about to burst in Iran. The Far East is e powder keg. But the Navy brass hats are all atwitter over rival publicity schemes.
 The undercover fracas Is as hilarious as anything seen on Q Gilbert and Sullivan stage.
 It began several months ago when Admiral w. F. P. Biandy, chief Of the Bureau Of Ordnance, conceived the idea of boosting morale in factories filling Navy orders by giving public Fecognl- ton for especially good work.