The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-11
By Drgse ReanyOss

state remained at home And durAg the lasi ssssion If she plr Three. Mrs. pauisy sat in the gallery urivilersd witness to the historic ceremony. Many u s. and Hritlsh experts who had spent weeks pre- parine for ths hig climax and who had burned nid- night oil. whipping the agreement into shape, were barred from seeing the consumaon of their work due to lack of space. .
 NorE-on Aug. 4 this column reported that tho office of War Information had given Mrs. 3. "A. Mcclure, wife of Gen, Mcclure, privileged job as receptionist in OW1s Paris office thus permitting her to be near her husband in Germany Immsdiately after publication of this disclosure the owI received an order from the White House that Mrs. Mcclure come back to the United states Nh
 Chinese Cou,munIst leader 'Tung Pi.Wu recently visited in Washington and was entertained ct the home of Mrs James schram at gathering including Under Secretary of the Interior ADe Fcrtes fcrmer Assistant Director of the Budget wayne Coy oov! Rex Tugwell of Puerto Rico, and Nelson Pcynter cf the St. Petersburg, Flap Times
 Most interesting part of the evening was the fact that Communist leader Tung revealed tnav Ine Olet obectves of his party were tD lower nteTest rases and (2) lower land rentals That was about as Com- runstic as the Chinese Communist Party cared to go
 "why that's reactionary." ksdded Abe Fortas.
 Ut ia true" admitted the Communist leader. taking this seriously that we are not as acvnceo as you are in this country" sss VI
 Tung FlsWu was put MlIvuSA puAV. v seS-tiTSN animation and came out with some unique answsss'
 Suppose there should be & nationwide Chinese eeconp" he was asked "so that the people couo vote for either the Communists or the Chiang Kai-sheE government Who would winP"
 same like Mississippi your country" was the quick reply .-f Y..tirs
 "Whats going to happen as result Of an these diplomatic missionsp" Tung was asked F1rst v. " soong comes here. Then he goes to Moscow Then Ambassador Pat Hurley goes to the Communist head quarters. Then Mao Tse-Tung goes to OnungKins' whats going to be the reSultY
 Tlng Pi.wu talked heatedIy for about five min utes to his interpreter long and detailed answer seemed in the works Finally the interpreter turned to the expectant audience and replied: t@A
 "He say, Nothing happen"
 The shortening of the Congressional recess, which was to last until Oct 8, has forced several OongEeS men to look for temporary lodgings n Wasnington' They had leased their homes for the anticipated re cess neriod Some like Los Angeles Chet Hclfield, were foresiehted enough to make advance arrange rnents to have at least bedroom available in the event they had to come to Washington con. Uressnan Kari Mundt of South Dakota, one ot the inost vigorous Red-hunters of the old Dies commit tee must be having his hands full Hes travelng ln Russia. Speaker Sam Raypurn mas nN leIt Arm in A cast He broke same when he was thrown rom
 horse while rounding up cattle on his Texas ranch
 Beauteous Glare Boothe Luce Is thinking ot Funs ninr for governor of Connecticut-and her opponent might be OPA chief Chester Dowles. Congressman reaction 10 the appointment of Dean Acheson as ur" der Secretary of State has been extremely 1avorage
 House Republican Leader Joe Martin reports: "A study of egslatve history reveals that the United States Congress has never repealed social lesaton