The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-12
by Dre1O Pearson

until labor and industry both learn the rules and begin thinking of the public in collective bar gaining we will have no real progress and industrial peace in this country"
 There was a mild "shake-up" at the White House recently that has the tongues of Presidential per- sonnel wagging deliciousIy. Gen. Harry Vaughn, the Presidents corpulent military aide, booted out of his office.
 In the room where Hefty Harry held forth close to the President the West Side of the White House you will now find ex-Navy Capt. Clark Cliff ford who functions as special counsel to Truman. Vaughn was transferred to the East wing in an office next to Admiral Leahy, one block from Truman And to say that he is is putting it mildly He is sizzling.
 Insiders credit George schoeneman, executive administrative assistant to Truman ana rep-hot foe of Vaughn with calling the signals. Schoeneman has a lot to say about who occupies what office at the White House and 1t is secret that he resented Vaughn taking over the former office of Judge Sam Rosenman without asking anybody.
 Several times Schoeneman has tried to evacu- ate Hefty Harry, but Vaughn stubbornly refused to budge.
 'Darned if I'm going to leave this office" he nounced belligerently I've done all the moving I'm going to around here"
 However, move he did when Clifford showed up. fresh out of the Navy Insiders report that Truman himself had to suggest" the shift before his military aide retreated, but that is small balm to Vaughn's outraged feelings
 Comdr. Thomas D. Davies, skipper of the record busting Trucuent Turtle is taking lot of rfbbing from It. -Comdr. Roy H. Tabeling of the Turtle crew Tabeling on a waiting list for a new car, received
 wire from Detroit dealer shortly after the Turtle arrived from Australia, stating that Buick was being held for him. Groans Tabelng's boss, Con- mander Davies: "Im in the market for ChrySler but so far our flight has inspired dealer to crash through . . Maritime Commissioner Ray McKeough cast strong negative vote aganSt the Commissions reneging it's agreement to efectuate union Secur ty and preferential hiring government owned West Coast ships. The Commissions reversal was big factor in proongng the ship strike. we have made this commitment and we should stand back of it." declared McKeough, but he was outvoted by Chairman w w. Smith and Grenville Mellon Gen. Graves Erskine, boss of the Retraning and Re- Employment Administration, arrived at 2 A. M. in a Texas town where he to make speech much later in the day. 'Take it easy' he told an aide" and get long sleep. We'll stay in bed until seven o'clock" Pete" Peterson, Greek restaurateur of Houston Tex. great admrer of the Marine Corps never lets leatherneck pay check.
 Bob Hannegan and President Truman can't agree how much campaigning the latter should do before Election Day The President wants to go out and speak the musings, but Hannegan wants him to stay home, meet candidates at the White House, and give only two radio speeches. Despite his re- cent executive order outlawing Flood Control and Rivers and Harbors projects President Truman is considering making exception of the proposed ST. 100000 flood wall on the Ohio River bank at Louis vile. Rep. Emmet ONeal of Kentucky has made strong appeal for funds to complete the wall pointing out that the citizens of Louisville live in fear and danger of another catastrophe like that of 1s37