The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14
By DrsgC PearsOs

when hs Secretary of state coming back from th Moscow Conference, released the final conmuniqu before the White House received it
 Since thon Byrnes has been scTupulously care ful to show everything to Truman. Every speech every statement Is taken over to the White Hous well in advance Byrnes has leaned over backward ic However Ryrnes enemies also were cunning for him because of his Russian pollcy-which they con- sdered too soft That may have been one reason for his recent tough speech indirectly warning Russia that it was going too for. . Hyrnas Aiso was not enthusiastic about Winston Churchils speech at Fulton, Mo- and the fact that President Trumans presence on the same platform appeared to give 1t his blessing t
 Another point of difference may be Trumans Army Day speech scheduled for April in Chicago, This promises to be one of the most important the President has made on foreign policy, The speech s now in the process of being written, and if it rate tles the sabre too much Byrnes might step out How ever t now looks if both men were closer agree met and that the Secretary of State would continue NOTE-Ndany insiders feel that Byrnes Is now in strong position regarding Russia, Having shown his goodwill by going to Moscow and having done hls best to work things out with the Soviet ne can now get tough without being accused or Neo-patng,
 French political leaders now expect General De- daulle to make his comeback on or about July lA peoaulle s waiting for the present French Govern ment to net Into real hot watcr before making his counter. .putsch. . . The Federal and Grand Jury called by Antitrust head Wendell Herge to investi- gate why shirts and suits are kept off the market may not bring any indictments but 1t has forced huge inventories of these garments onto the sales counters The House Committee on Un-Amerlcnn Affairs has no basis for suspicion against any atomic scientists Fair-mnded Representative Karl Mundt of South Dakota has made thS absolutely clear. The Churchill speech mlsfired SO badly on Capitol
 ll that 1t may have lost votes for the British loan . A new wrinkle in Jackson Day dinners will be staged by Los Angeles when Instead of charging 92b a plate, they will flll the Shrine Auditorium ct sl0 each to hear Wallace, Frank Sinatra, and Paul Robeson,
 Helen Gahagan Douglas plans to throw Q hristling half-hour speech at Congressman John Rankin soon.
 The Federation of Atomic Scientists can't find decent headquarters in Washington, You have to walk up 77 steps to get to ther cold barren offices . John Hay Jock" Whitney plans to bring group of scientists educators and legislators together to combat brass.hat domination of atomic energy. Genial George Allen slipped off to Florida for rest after the workout the Senate gave him, Ex- Governor Lehman will Do reelected director general of UNR.R,A in Atlantic City New YorkS Mayor O'Dwyer has taken on one of President RooSevetS principal advisers Anna Rosenberg, as his No, counsellor on labor matters Franklin p. Koose- welt Jr who was toying with the Idea of joining either the labor or liberal party hes now decided that the wise thing to do is stay in his fathers own or- RanIzation, the Democratic Party. The cigarette shortage Is so great in Berlin carton of American smokes now sells for Sl50 on the black market I'd Pritchard new general counsel of the Democratic National Committee has suite of offices in the May flower Hotel but he's not even in Washington often enough to warm his chair Bob Hannegans new junior Task Force" which started like fre-cracE- er Is stalled the victim of too many conservative monkey. .wrenches