The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-10
By DresU ReGrsOn

dressed to the Bulgarian Prime Minister, the Amer ican minister in Bulgaria, and the Allied control commissioner. It proved bombsheL
 stalin taken aback. said no more about Bull garia- Next day. the Agrarian cabinet member was dropped from the Bulgarian cabinet and the ques- ton of holding free elections in Bulgaria went over to the meeting of foreign ministers to be held in London before Sept. 1.
 However, it became absolutely clear from the Potsdam talks that at their meeting, the foreign ministers will have little chance of getting peace treaties for most of occupied Europe. Progress will be made on Finland and Possibly Hungary, put not on the others-unless new Prime Minister Atuee wants to change Churchill's policy and withdraw from Greece.
 Only occupied country which came out of the PotSdam conference with any real gain was Italy. She first on the agenda for the foreign ministers talks in London, and all agreed at Fotsdam that final peace treaty should be signed soon with Italy
 MERRY -GO-ROUND
 Dean Acheson is about to achieve his lifelong ambition to be solicitor general of the Justice Depart ment That was the job he really wanted when Roose- welt made him Under-Secretary of the Treasury back in 1883. Dean was not good in the Treasury, was much better in the State Department. will be superb as solicitor general. Sometimes it takes long time for man to find his groove. Venerable Sen. vandenberg of Michigan did little cribbng- probably unintentional-from his young colleague, Sen. Brien McMahon of Connecticut. the other day, when he advocated cooperation between labor and management of the type established by the United Nations at San Francisco. Exactly this same theme
  floor by McMahon, freshman Democrat. who has turned out to be leader McMahon pointed out that what labor needs is not the Ball. Hatch bill but genuine cooperation of the San Francisco type Next day, vandenberg stole the headlines with the same speech. Ed Pauley is trying to finish his reparations talks in Moscow in order to get back home here in September. .NPaul Potter, chief aide to Ickes solid fuels, is scheduled to go to Europ to iron out the desperate coal problem. Though Sen. Blbo talks about his bill to send all Negroes back to Africa, there is such bill before Congress Bilbo introduced such an idea as an amendment, then withdrew it. The amendment also provided that whites could avail themselves of the privilege of going to Africa-n that be privilege.
 WIPE Chairman Gap" Krug has joined the lobby of ambitious Ickes-ousters He has been up in New York-a strange place considering the fact that the Interior Department runs the Far West-trying to mobilize support to step into Ickes' shoes The l946 congressional elections probably will see the bitterest fight and the most money spent in years Both sides are gearing for showdown, partly as
 result of the British elections. Conservatives are saving: "It can't happen here" Already the Chicago Tribune crowd is working quietly to head off Liberal ex-GoV. Stassen of Minnesota as the Republican nominee Col McCormick's Gov. Dwight Green of Illinois will be put up as counter-candi- date. McCormicks man-Friday, Werner Schroeder, b due to stalk the hustings soon for Green Though one unfortunate incident occurred at the Lee Shera- ton hotel regarding the treatment of returned vet eran. it is only fair to say Army billetng head- quarters gives the hotel All record ir general treatment of veterans in Washington. Walter Winchen, vacation, Is spending it, as usual at the Stork Club.
 Copyright. 1945. by The Bell Syndicate, Inc)