The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-04
Walter WincheII
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 The state Dept probably won't confirm, but the atomic case of Canada is political dynamite for the COP. When the inside story fin- ally is detonated it may change the result of the Fall elections H. Ford, IT, is planning 8 speech for a soon-due broadcast that will rock industrial circles. He will debunk sEguaranteed wages" among other labor matters The present bold front of MT. Byrnes in Paris was forced upon him by public opinion and the U. s. press. MT. ByrneS, MT. Acheson and some others in the SD were-and are-for Russian appeasement .. Check this: The convalescing Howard Hughes just got an option for control of North west AirlineS. If true (plus his ownership of TWAO, that would give Hughes the first airline around the globe For the fiscal year ending Aug. 31 Schenley's did a 700 million dollar biz. The firm expects to do a Billion in AT. . [. The excitement during the Sum- mer (baSed on a rumor) that Franco would abdicate merely means that some Spanish generals collected some more gold and then welched.
 The behind -the-scenes reason for the Musicians Union squabble with the hotel and night spot owners is this: The Union wants more coin for the tooters because too many hotel and night clubmen (via print ed reports) were dropping heavy money at cards and horses. Plus the reports" that in recent sea- sons they were cleaning up fortunes at their places. These columnar and other items" were planted by their own press agents for free ads!
 Three Sundays ago in Rome an American attending early Mass at the Church of Jesus went over to the church warden and said: "One Of your altar boys bears 8 strik- ing resemblance to an American Supreme Court Justice, MT. Frank Murphy" Replied the church. man: That man serving serving as altar boy IS MT. Justice Mur- phy!" And 1t was The re- jected Donovan and LaGuardia may be urged to form vets Bull Moose ticket. That would split N. Y. wide open Russia ultimately plans to offer Germany full independence and alliance. In short, Stalin in- tends to reinstate his deal with Hit Ter The State Dept was dis posed to close the case against Tito before the U. S. Army had time to close the collins of our dead .. Waldo Ruess, the U. s. attache who was held by the Soviets for kissing a Moscow gal in hack, is TO- mancing Bibi Osterwald of the Bolger hit.
 The British Foreign Office has A long range policy of extracting the highest possible price, in peace, for British assistance in war. Iii short, and as usual, Britain is our IG8D111& A1lC4l0-1O1 d 4A6AA ACVs INA all practical purposes, murderous Franco may be regarded as under the personal protection of the BFO American business men are avoiding trips into Italy. Returnees say conditions too hazardous The war of nerves in Europe will be followed by deeper war of nerves in the Far East. The latter Is due (this Wtnter) for its great est crisis since 1881 When Repubs finish Investigating this one it will stifle noses. Directorates on the worlds largest bank in his tory-are actually part-time jobs! That shows how disorgani2ed Wash ington has become Are people weary of war talk? The Esenhow- CT War Diary, hear, isn't selling the way the publishers anticipated
 During the recent vacation Hol-