The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-21

Hatch of New Mexico, Ferguson of Michigan, plus several others, agreed. Next morning six of them met again in Balls office, drafted a new resolution authorizing a police force, the suppression of military aggression, putting teeth into the means of keeping world peace.
 Senate oldsters and isolation ists boiled with rage, called the young cooperationists ''little group of willful men," The young Sters accepted the challenge, said they would rather be willful for permanent peace machinery now than let willful oldsters block peace machinery after the war. EMPTY EMBASSY
 Argentina's new Ambassador Adrian Escobar will have bar ren welcome when he arrives at the Argentine Embassy in Wash ington. There will be no pictures on the wall, no rugs on the floor, ana no beds to sleep m.
 EscObar, newly appointed Am- baSsad0r to succeed prO-Ameri- can Dr. Felipe A. Espil, doesn't know this, and probably won't learn 1t until he arrives to take over the Embassy and to woo American favor, which has grown so cold toward Argentina.
 The Embassy is being denuded by Ambassador Espil, by the sim- pie process of removing his own belongings. The building be- longs to the Argentine Govern ment - but that is about all. Over the period of his l2 years as am- baSsador, pr. Espil and his charm ing American wife have accumu- lated a rare collection of house. hold goods, which have made the Embassy one of the finest resi- dences in town.
 But when Espil, a devoted friend of his country, learned he was to be recalled, he ordered his stuff stored until he knew what his next post WOuIo pc.
 Thus when EscObar arrives, he will find little to greet him ex- cept the bust of San Martin, historic Argentine hero, in the front hall.
 RUSSIA EDGES BALKANS
 Something has happened regard ing those two-fisted Yugoslavs, and the question of Allied recog- milton.
 Two weeks ago, a spokesman of the War Department said that AL lied gun-running up the Adriatic to guerillas in Yugoslavia would be in favor of the Patriot" forces of Mikhailovitch, since he was the British-recognized leader of Jugoslav forces, and the Minister of War in the Cabinet of the commandments.
 But today, the chief fighting is being done by the Russian-sup- ported Partisan" forces of "Drug Tito. An AP staff writer, Daniel De Luce, was sent to the head quarters of the Parisans to cover the war, and Partisan headquar- ters have been set up in London as well.
 Tito Is a CrOat who vOlun- teered with the Spanish Loyal ists and distinguished himself i'm the battle of Barcelona. La- ter he studied in Russia, pre- sumably in the COmintern
 School When the Germans attacked JugOslavia, he organ ized the Partisans, and later offered to put his forces under the command of Gen. Draja MikhailOvitch, but the latter rec fused.
 Whether it is the military feats of the Tito forces, or the politi- cal pressure of Moscow which has caused the switch, it is appar- ent that the Communicated forces are now getting recognition. The British are still clinging to young King Peter, but there are many straws in the wind that the pro. Russian Jugoslavs will never let a King come back to the throne and that Russia will dominate the "seutheFn 6lavs" of the Balkans. MERRY Y-GO.ROUND
 Senator ars giving credit to fearless Senator Ralph Brewster of Maine for his non-p0llticai ex- pose of fellow Republican Lodges political partisanship in regard to Siberian bases it was agnifl- cant that Kentucky's Happy" Chandler. alleged Democrat. sat beside Republican Leader Charley McNary during his eTitlclmn of the AdministFationa Southwest Pacific strategy = John E. PeTEy,