The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-04

ana same az hls differences with snyder and CIVILIAN
rv.,serls Aanlnlslsator Jack small n ne enc,
President Truman gave this emphatic eEoslsenen'
ws Es soia YOU before want no niue plsA' he
s''0 oaas are that wyatt win win out wph most Of
his program.
"A r...ar. Clark CliTgord a white House naval
n,ae 4 4 cousin OF Anaamay Dickey, the Mefopoi-
ltan cpera star Harry Luce Is arrahenAe ~s , ~
ponlment with Truman to gave aim Ses'S' SS,o
hot documents on the mdoneSian fevolt. ahe
Nstaomsl fawvers Guild win honor Chester Bowles'
ssThe Nan who Held The Line, With elmer IN
Washington, February Is Henry Wallace wa PC sne
principal speaker ane ,,,csrs Nasss,ne virtually
rails for war with Russia. senator Sha.e1 oL
New Mexico relieved the monotony Of tne E HstS
debate the other day by bringing movie ssasaes
varef cnrien. 10 the Capitol Chavez said he wished
he could bring little Margaret onto the senate AOoE
,,steea ~ the FFpc when diplomats heard the
Greek governments statement that II was oensnVeo
TO have $1,000 British troops N Greece sey INA 70
ssThats like Charlie Mccarthy saying nc Is gag "
be on Edgar Bereens kneer hato -nlecns
Missouri Congressman Jack Cochran Is leaolng
losing battle for Full Employment Bll with reel
teeth Recommended reading: Simon & schusters
new delightful book, starting OF the White house.
the story of great secret Service mans . years as
a Presidential confidant and bodyguard'
Secretary Of war Patterson, stopping at Prank
f,art Germany the other day, expressed his desire
N % To the American cemetery at Hamm, Luxem-
bourg to lay wreath on General Pattons grave
His pilot however, reported that bad weather
nrecuded FLYING The officer handling railroad trans
portation also recommended against using the TRAM
since Il would have to pass through the French zone
necessitating a change Of crew and long delay,
running perhaps into hours Finally the motor OIL
Ger urged Patterson not TO drive since the roads
were covered with sleet and ice.
All of which exasperated the Secretary OF War
IF Patton were alive" he said The would not
be stopped If he thought it was his duty to go TO
Hamm Get car and will drive TO Hamm at
once"
The trip of about 100 miles packed into it
two near-tragedes. The first time, the car Skiodeo
hit the gates at railroad crossing crashed through
dense fog, a truck driven by French soldier coll
nded with one of Patterson's and turned 1t
over No one was hurt The party crowded into one
car and went on The wreath was laid on Patton
grave.
NisSissippf's rOOtin -tOOtin' John Rankin, usually
quite unabaShed ABOUT footing his own horn, Is nov
locking for some help He wants a ghost-Tr1ter to
write a magazine article and perhaps even book
on the work OF Rankin's House Committee on un-
American activities. . Representative George Out
land Of Santa Barbara may dsappont California
Democrats by refusing TO be candidate for the
senate Col. Evans Carlson famed leader o.
Carlson's Raiders recently withdrew from the
Senate race because of health and threw his support
to Outland-h Outland will run which Is now doubt
full bitter fight looms between Representative
Cecil King and Ellis Patterson and Outland is afraid
his party viii lose out Il the fight gets any bigger
before the primary.