The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-09

When Coy. Dewey began his Fe. cent speaking tour, ne rated about one paragraph per speech iil most London papers, with ar editorial tending 10 deprecate the GOT standard sbearef, Enthusiastic Res publican Rep, Karl Mundt Of South Dakota remarked that whei he arrived in London, early nl September, ne needed Q magnify ing glass to find any reference t0 Dewey --- always referred to by the British as Governor Tom Dewey" ,, ,,.,, ,,,,, ., ,,,,,.
 However, the challengeF's space in tie London press gradually increased during September, eul' miHatiiig ifl d0ubIese0iuB1n heads lines on tine front pages the night after his Oklahoma City speech,
 Chatting one day with a RleFns Der Of the British House Of cOflls mons, Congressman MuBdt waS asked about DeWey's chances, He replied inst ne though they wer9 excellent and that Dewey mtghE very well go into the White House next yeaF Tie member of Parliament, of guard, answered; What z pity"
 Mundt mentioned the incident IateF to chuFehtll's Minister Of Information, BFendaB BFacketl, who aD0i0giZed;
 q thought we had them bet' eF trainer than that"
 NOTICES CONGRESS
 An important result Of the U, s. political uncertainty Is the de. termination or the part of the British government to work with this country OB the legislative as well as tbe executive level Thg British gre becoming more tild more aWaFe 0f the importance 9f tie American Congress, admit they should never have oyeFs looked t after they saw the tFeuBeiBg Wilson got after the last RFFgistiee,
 While observing the British PaFs UameHt, Mundt heard 6 speech by Lord BFaithWaits, author 01 a recent bHi inviting American ceHgFessmeR to England as 0f- fieisi guests, csil for much clos eF relations between Parliament aBd Congress,
 "OWF international friendship" Ssid Lord TsFsttbWsite, "eaHB0t
 be permitted N depend on the
 slender reed Of affection be-
 tween i've individuals separated
 bT 8 mighty ocean"
 GOOD NETGHBORs
 PROVIDE COFFEE
 Tine baeIkstage story in regard t0 the near tbFeat Of coffee ration ing is inst ths Good keighb0F p0is Icy Daid dividends last menth, Brazilian friendship enabled Us to RVeFt either coffee Eati0Hipg CT 6 coffee rise ili price, The AsneFt' eail housewife vii be b9 e1e," 000,O00 between now and Christ mas because Of the Good Neigh b0F policy,
 U, 8, retail coffee prices here have been frozen since December, io4i, but tile cost Of producing coffee iH BFaZtl, Colombia, SaIs VaaoF sBd VeBebueia has not, Growers there have been cIaEAs OFsng for higher prices,
 Tie governments Of these four countries have been under c0sl- staHt pressure from powerful c0f' fee interests to get better prices tH the United States, h genera, the growers Of Venezuela, COIOffls Dis aBd Salvador have had par tiaI support from their g0VefBs meBts, but the Brazilian govern meBt has refused to pFess for bigilsT prices,
 As 6 result, growers haVe besi tapeFiHg of IH theiF acceptance Of orders from the U, s. 4, Gam bIiBg 0il aIl eaFty end 0f the WaF, they decided to build uD stocks for immediate sale to Egg iaEd, Sweden, France and SpalB, lc0ffee wit kseD tR tise besn fer aS ieRg e five e ten yesFs)
 This FefHsai Of growers tO ac- cept HeW orders led t0 War ROoa Administration to recommend FaS tlOBiBg t0 0PA Administrator Chester B0Wtes last summer, BeWies opposed FattOHiHg then, t80Hgb agreeing with WA Boss MsFvtH Jones that we should net Faise tile pEee Of e0ffee,
 tyeee, GO BAGS 4 MONTN
 When brilliant Brazilian MiBs isteF Of Finance, GOiza COsta, was iB Washington last Suly, be gueE- aHteed e e RsiBimugH Of tJOO0, ,000 baes of Brazilian coffee f0E each 0f tbe four months from eeDtenl |, beg through Deeembeg, CoeIe hes