The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-06
By DygzC Pearson

in charge of public information replacing Archibald MacIeish, who never should have been allowed to sign Barry has been handling Navy public relations in London later for Admr. Nmitz in the Pacific. He could do an Al job. . K. Despite all the publicity given to arpane carriers, the Navy Is planning to scrap the Saratoga. Enterprise and Ranger. all big carriers. However, the adnrals still love their battlewagons so the battleshps Kentucky and Illinois both less than half finished, will be completed The atomic bomb may make aM navles obsolete n the future If not the usual naval formations will have to be broken up that ships will be miles apart Then an atomic bomb dropped on one ship can't eff feet the others. In some respects tnis VII De US ships by US gunners. This frequently happened during attacks by Jap suicide planes When the Kam-
 kazes came in low over the water, U g gunnerS got so excited trying to stop them that they hit other
 Congressman George Bender, liberal Ohio Repub- lican, will urge the death penalty for anyone who imparts information concerning the atomic bomb to agents of any foreign government Benders bill ready for the first session of the House, will outlaw all future agreements and will nullify any agreement which might exist for the sharing of information about the bomb with an ally. Californias new Senator, Maj. James Knowland is being greeted witE protests from angry Californians against his being seated Among other things they charge that Gov. Earl Warren named young Knowland in order to repay political debt to his father reactionary pubS fisher of the Oakland Tribune.
 Several Army Posts With perSonnel constantly decreasing have been notified that their quota of physicians and dentists has been raised. Discharge point score for medical specialists remains at 12O, with no the point score for general practitioners, meanwhile with the shortage of doctors for the civilian population expected to continue the veterans administration is having extreme difficulty recruiting doctors for its hospital staffs Pay is too ow the medics say Ed Pauley, forthcoming federal loan administrator has high-powered press agent Harry S. Truman. Last week the President took upon himself to announce Pauleys press conference. v. The famous food storage cave at AtchiSon, Kansr will continue to be used by the government. The Department of Agriculture is now sending carloads of potatoes to the cave. The reconversion dlf- ferences between WIPE Head Capt Krug and owl Bob Nathan may break into the open soon. Nathan has tried to block Krugs gveit- business policy-but to no avail.
 Army Training Films and educational films. which were being burned until this column exposed the practice last May, will now be distributed among the nations schools. Along with them will go ml-
 lions of dollars worth of surplus projection equipment sound equipment and other apparatus bound to have
 great effect on the Little Red Schoolhcuse of the future Valuable Army radio equipment will also De offered the schools. The State Department IS not happy about continued showings by the Army of the excellent film Know Your Enemy-Japan, made by ace Hollywood Director Frank Capra before his return to civilian life. The film anayzes Japanese history and Emperor worship thoroughly that the most common reaction of soldier audiences which have seen the picture recently is "how come we let them keep their Emperor"