The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-05

powerful speech to the conven- tion. In the middle of it he said:
 There is one incident I will never forget the rest of my life.'
 Almost with one voice the Le- giOnnaireS shouted:
 "YOO-hOO."
 CHIEF JUSTICE STONE
 No Capital dignitary is more aloof from politics than Harlan Fiske Stone, Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court.
 But whether the Chief Justice likes it or not, he's up to his ears in one political fight this year the Congressional race between Republican candidate Ralph Church and Democratic candidate Jack Bairstow in the 10th Illinois district.
 A former House member, Church defeated able Representative George A. Paddock in the Repub- lican primary last April, and is now using one of his chief canl- paign pullers, a picture of him. self and Chief Justice Stone out for a stroll.
 Captioned, Church takes a constitutional with his friend and neighbor, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Harlan F. Stone" the picture has been sent, in a circular, to voters all over the dis trict. However, what the voters don't know is that when the Chief Justice heard about it he used language he doesn't employ in court decisions.
 For he was trapped into posing with Church. Here's what hap pened:
 Stone has been taking Sunday strOlIs for years with his close friend, Representative Allen T. Treadway of Massachusetts. Church heard about it and per- suaded Treadway to invite him along one Sunday. When the trio arrived at a pre-arranged spot near Church's home, a phO- tOgrapher jumped out of the bushes and snapped them.
 Later, when the publicity-wiSe Illinoian got the picture, Tread way was cut out of it, so that only the Chief Justice and Church ap- peared, chatting chummily. It's a joke around Washington, but it goes over big in Illinois.
 WILSON'S SCHOOL
 FRIEND
 Donald Nelson has just appoint ed one of his old schoolmateS at the University of Missouri. Prof. Webster Jones, as head of WIPES Office of Technical Development. This is one of the most import ant divisions of the War Produc- tion Board, being charged with development of substitutes for rubber. drugs. hemp, silk, various foods and strategic materials.
 Prof. Jones has been teaching at Carnegie Tech, is a pleasant, naive gentleman, accustomed to moving in the rarified atmosphere of the campus. At his first meet ing of the Technical Committee he read to the assembled scien- lists e poem dedicated to him by his students at Carnegie: also told how his son. chemist, had writ- ten a treatise on Should Chem ists Join the CIO?"
 NOTE: Other old cronies whom Nelson has brought into the WIPE and Leasing Rosenwald. a dlrec- tor of Sears Roebuck; and Sid. ney Weinberg. senior partner of Goldman Sachs. which handles Sears Roebuck financing.
 REPUBLICAN, PLANS
 Strategy behind the recent meeting of the Republican Na- tlonai Committees executive board in Washington was kwofcld. CD 10 raise funds for candidates in the coming Congressional elec- tons, and l3l Co map plans for getting out the vots.'
 National Chairman Joe Martin told members Of the board that the party had nl excellent chance of making nuh1ianlinl anIn1 Ili UonRfees. or nor1'1lv of capturing ihe NIee1e tnl lhef Iel ol 1pf1e.