The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-31
By DrssO Pearson

q wns not at potsdam" he replied. "and don't know from personal knowedge what was ueesoso ..s.a there Also don't know how much oii AusadAs huAl- gary and Rumania have to export
 sT must further remind you that these counsk1es have their own governments, and Austria ana A'm- gary have their own control councn-
 The then Russian general expressed grses A-n~-s- ment at the ingenuity oe Gen. Draper.
 sThe American delegate" he said, wants Nassas to pay with oil for the l5 per cent ot repassN@oe @ which the Russians are supposed 70 reoeWs unost - Potsdam agreement"
 rnok,nv at Drauer. a former partner in Gs wal Street firm of Dillon Reed, the Russian cOn- tfnued: .~. s...ss.. Union received in reparations2 As far as know we have not received single, solitary cent So wnes we have not received anything from Germany wny should we send good money after Dao Dy nOw oss sC know when the Soviet will get anything rom EepeL ations why shouldn't Germany in the meantime uy to help herselfp
 and benzinen Shabalin went on, why shouonC the German production be increasedP Why snoulo ssus- sia borrow from neighboring countries insteaoT
 Gen Draper then called upon sir Percy to supply 'ESS showed deficit for the coming year ls46 ot TzIOOO tons. Briefly scribbllng on piece ot paper, Zen. Shabalin estimated that the British ana M AmesaCan . governments wanted Russia to supply 1000 tons or oil per day.
 If we are able to do this" he asked, 'wilI the British and American governments help us ino tne
  rail nor water transportation to perform this task
 Tn the case of oil for Germany, the French del. egate strongly supported Britain and the uniseo states So finally. at the persistent urging or notn Gen. Draper and M. Sergent Gen. Shabaln agreed to discuss the matter with Moscow.
 The French delegate then took up the question of destroying all of Her's chemical wartare plants. He first submitted the report ot the committee on war potential which was Q compromise Vaew, anu asked that the Allied representatives comment on lt Gen. Shabalin immediately commented that the re. port was meaningless and the Potsdam agreement provided for the complete destruction or all german chemical warfare facilities Personally would sug- gest that the control start immediately to purn. destroy or sink all Naz means of chemical war1axe' grunted the Red general.
 On this for the first time there seemed 70 DO complete Allied unity. After short denate N Wes agreed that the compromise report be sent hack % the committee on war potential with instructions to be specific and precise about eliminating. once ana for al all chemical warfare facilities in Germany
 The watch word of the golden 90s, Co West Young Man, Go West" Is now outdated. Today US of two Treasury Department clerks who were chat. ting in corridor last week.
 Maybe should move to Missouri" said one
 "That stuff about Missourians having an MsaoA track is bunk" said the other.
 "Oh yeah, well how about thisp In my bosss office for as long aS can remember, there has been picture on the wall of William Duane of Penn- sylvania, who was Secretary of the Treasury apout 50 years ago. The boss was out of town for few days last month and none of the staff used his office When he back, he discovered that Duane of Pennsylvania had vanished. Instead he found picture of ex.Secretary of the Treasury David D. Houston Houston comes from Missouri"