The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-22
By Drysc PsarSOM

transfer of the ukranians to Stuttgart, away from British London Pole influence
 s,ne Poil,h lialson officer, capt Krlvck hos been selling Posh citizenship certificates tQ peWnoeEsu displaced persons for about thirty marks Ab le.e' was c resisssr as many dpscea R.sOns sts s r m as Polish citi1ens even though snes WY DO1n 'h l Moscow Kiev, or Odessa
 one of the brlshtast chapters in the story, ac- cording to the five o. 8. uNRFlA workers is tne excellent job of the D. g. Army in that area in speea- inr rarn of homeless Europeans, and In serctly op- serving all international agreements
 But on the black side are scandals involving the sale Of uNA and Army sSPpss psss SpsSAHy M EyS 1H sleuths finally called in. They dscoveEeu Sne theft of is7 UNRFA trucks, several tons of Army foea ana more than sOOO gallons of Army gasoline in the Granville, Normandy, area mgs
 The five Americans who were rushed olt oi Germany insist that the British officials who control this area did little to stop this thievery. v
 Note 1.-Two other members of the American team, It. Melvin II. Warhaftlg of hillside N Jy doctor and It. Dorothy Johnson, of Oklahoma Oity, Q nurse, shared these views but could not ne sent home by vNRRA because they were loSned Iy ;ne turn, however, in protest over their treatment The Army had reported them doing an excellent job, but 'ney oe %sEe aThis not @ the fss ts British have used UNRftA for political purposes Last year HEit- isf colonel working for uNIRA was killed in Atnens Tn his hotel room was found list Of 0reek TighUst leaders who had been paid by the British to work against the Greek left.
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 When President Truman arrived At the dinner given him by the White House photogrhphers on sas" trday, he was greeted by photographic surprise
 Supposedly he was to inspect the prse. .winnlng picture-a candid camera shot picture of ms aged mother snapped by tho Washington Stars Randolph Routt just as she was remarklng 'Faddlesticks" on her first airplane trip to Washington.
 But in addition to the prize photo the Fresiaent also was greeted by several very leggy enareemen@ of movie actress Lauren Bacal atop plano while he strummed the worries below.
 The picture was shot In the Press Club shortly after Truman became Vlce-president, and it atlll Q mystery as to who was the most surprised, Mr' Truman or Miss Bacall.
 The lady, who has now become Mrs Humphrey Bogart says;
 "Mr. Truman was very nice, though hardly ex. changed word with him. At first hardly knew who he was. Someone just asked mo to sit on enc plane while they took picture 70 did, That was au"
 Judge Samuel ROsenman, ono of Franklin Rooees veltS closest friends, hes become Stauneh defsnder of Mlsslsppis George Allen, who holds similar position with Harry Truman To his skepticAl New Deal friends, Judge Rosenman protests "But George is c Liberal" Allen protege Of the late Sen, Pat Harrison and an insurance executive spends part or every morning with Truman going over his pron- iems. Friends of dynamic Supreme Court Just- ice William O. Coughs are trying to persuade him to run for the Senate in Connecticut, against Admr, Tommy Hart Eliot janeway of Fortune Magazine, has been quietly sounding out Connecticut DemocrA@ Its doubtful however, that Douglas can bo persuaded