The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-19
By DrezO Pearson

What I'm gonna do with three dozen Supreme Court Justices robes, don't know.
 Incidentally we have five Supreme Court Just ices with us tonight; and wonder if they realize how lucky they are to be Supreme Court Justices. With those long black robes there the only ones who can sneak into work hiding a copy of Forever Am- bef'"
 . Bill Leiser Sports Editor, San Francisco Chron- icle-I note your criticism of my story about the propriety of using plane to fly two race horses from Los Angeles to San Mateo But I don't agree with you Regardless of whether the plane was sur plus you can't expect morale among CHS to be good when they see this sort of thing happen, and when they in turn have to stand up-as saw them the other day-four long hours between sSt. Lotus ana Kansas City, or when they travel in day coaches all the way from San Diego to Wilmington, N c. It. COmdr Neil A. Fox, Commander. Naval Aviation Machnist Mates School, Norman Okla.-Congratu- latons your recent reorganization which speeded up discharges of high-point men. Maj Gen I. D. White, Fort Riley Kans-Thanks for the ln- formation that the German horses shipped rom Bremerhaven on the s. S Stephen Austin were not for Fort Riley. find that they were for the Armys Remount Station, Front Royal, Va My point still stands however that the ship could better have brought soldiers home from Europe Sam Hahn, Los Angeles-Andrew J. Higgins, the big boat-build- CT has now composed his tax difficulties with tne Treasury. Like some other people he reached the income-tax deadline with lot of capital advanced production, but arranged to pay up in install ments. It was income tax, not social security.
 
 defending Maj Gen. Stephen c. Henry and his job of demobilization This typical of your fine and constant loyalty to the men around you. However, regret that cannot agree that Gen. Henry did good job of denobilization For years Gen. Henry was famliarly known in the Regular Army as its greatest mechanic, an absolute authority gasoline engines and automotive mechanics Many pay tribute to his work in setting up the Gunnery and Mechanical School at Fort Knox, Ky. at the beginning of the present emergency especially his development Of mechanism for firing from moving turrets. He was always much more at home in overalls with mon key wrench in his hand and in my opinion 1t was mistake for the late Gen "Pa" Watson to persuade his chief the late President Roosevelt to have him put in charge of Army personnel-the greatest per sonnel show the world has seen convinced hat the snarled demobizaton program is one of he results.
 Seen and heard around the White HouseGen Harry Vaughan, the Presidents Military Aide stand ing in front of the Executive Office hatless, odd silver pitcher in his hands feeding the squir- rels. Ambassador Joe Davies rides up to the White House in dashing maroon limousine. Pinned to the inside of the door is radio schedule by which Joe never misses his favorite programs. Paunchy Bill Green strides into the White House The sleeves of Greens welcllt jackets always look too short, like hand downs Frank Walker. the facade of the Executive Mansion remarks. They've gotten snooty and repainted the place since was here last"