The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-21
By Dre1O Pearson

stan and 1t was decided to launch the Second Front through France, not the Balkans, as proposed by Churchill.
 So when the two men parted, Churchill held out his hand to stalin and said:
 well goodbye Marshal, I'll see you in Berlin"
 "Yes" replied staln, T in a tank and you in a Pullman car"
 A rider has been attached to the Philippine War Compensation Bill exactly 15 words long. Those l5 words however will bring about $l5O,0O00O0 to Span ish British and other foreign residents in the Phil ippines They will be able to collect war damages fromsthe UsAp which will mean that Ftlipinos will and welldeserved boost to Lieutenant General Robert Richardson when he retired the other day as Mid Pacific commander. This column, four years ago, referred to Richardson as officer well qualified to be Chief of Staff That opinion still stands. man of Richardsons ability should not be lost to the dwindling ranks of patriotic public servants Governor Ellis Arnal of Georgia is writing book on politics and economies He has taken the title from the "star Spangled Banner"-"The Shore Dimly Seen".
 The OPA's removal of ceiling prices on poultry is trial to see whether 1t will help increase poultry consumption; also how prices will react Poultry in storage now totals over 35O0OO,0OO pounds-double the normal supply for this time of the year.
 Actually, he-in sales by which the big meat packers force their meat and butter customers to purchase poultry are forcing independent poultry processors to the wall Because of e-n sales inde- pendents can't compete The big packers, by forcing their meat customers to buy poultry from them are able to control poultry prices regardless of OPA
 Therefore even before the OPA's new price cell nss the big packers figured that OPA would proba- bly, be forced to put the ceilings back on, and pre- pared to charge OPA with dirty dealing.
 A strong move is under way to place Bostons Lieutenant Nathan David former EGG assistant general counsel, on the Federal Communications Commission as full-fledged commissioner. The EGG is one agency which has given no recognition to t,etar l., both pouring money hand fist into the fight for control of the C.TO. United Auto Workers Union. Lewis and Dubinsky hope to smash C1O. control ot the Auto Workers and bring them into the A. F. of l.
 House sponsors of the Full Employment Bill have proposed 12 excellent names to President Tru- man. urging that he pick three members of the new Economic Advisory Council created by the bill. The 12 names are: Robert Nathan, Frank Graham Of the University of North Carolina; Leon Henderson, O. Max Gardner, Ambassador John Winant, Homer Rainey busted from the University Of Texas; Cieorga's Ellis Arnall, William H. Davis, Major Paul Douglas of Chicago University; Russell Smith, Harold Smith of the Budget Bureau; and Randolph Paul formerly of the Treasury Department. An excel lent group of Congressmen also has heen named TOT the Joint Congressional Committee created by the bill including Democrats Outland of California Pat man of Texas Huber of Ohio and Ed Hart of New Jersey. The Republicans include George Bender oi Ohio, Robert Rich of Pennsylvania and Walter Judd of Minnesota. The Senate group has not yet been selected.