The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10

WASHINGTON Oct 9-Diplomatc Denials De- partment-Despite official denials, here are the real facts regarding the shipment of Abombs to Northern England for stock-pling. Last Spring Prime Minister Attlee asked the U.SA. for stockp1le of atomic bombs, but Truman refused. The reason wasn't given to Attlee in so many words but 1t was feared the British might be tempted to drop bomb two in the troubled Near East. The British said e but shortly thereafter Canada served notice that it dropping out of the atomic bomb agree ment as of Jan 1, 1947 This meant that from Jan. on the U.S.A. would not have access to Canadian uranium and Canadian uranium is the chief source of our raw material for A-bombs. Result-the Army has now sent some bombs to Northern England for stock-piling.
 Strange Coincidence Department-various high ranking Federal judges have been given leaves of warm the Federal bench-all of them Democrats But the Republican who got off the bench to fight for his country cant get his seat back He is Judge William Clark of New Jersey formerly of the U. s. Third Circuit Court. The Democratic judges who got their jobs back are: Judge John Parker of North Carolina, Justice Robert Jackson of the U. Supreme Court, Justice Frank Murphy also of the Supreme Court who trained for while with the Army, and Judge Marvin Jones of the U. s. Court of Claims who served as farm co-ordinator Judge Clark, on the other hand saw active service and wounded Maybe it's pure coincidence, but Judge Clark is the man who presided over Boss Hague's trial in Jersey City And Boss Hague of the who lobbied for the nomination of Harry Truman at Chicago
 Decoding The Diplomatic Cables-secretary of State Byrnes secretly proposed to British Foreign Minister Bevin this week that they issue strong joint statement condemning Spanish dictator Franco ByrneS thought this would show the world that the Anglo American bloc is not proFascist but is against dictatorship whether in Spain Russia. However, Foreign Minister Bevin would not go along with the statement.
 Paris-Secretary Byrnes has been talking to his Undersecretary, Dean Acheson, by transatlantic telephone, drafting sizzling note regarding the Dardanelles The State Department will urge Turkey to reject Russian plan closing the Dardanelles to non-Black Sea nations, which include, of course, Great Britain and the United States.
 Chungking-President Truman's personal envoy to China, General George Marshall cabed his chief last week for further instructions to what the United States can do in the darkenng Chinese in- ternal crisis, also whether he should home. Truman replied that he had every confidence in Marshall,s judgment and for the former Chief of Staff to take any action he fit Marshall then informed the White House that he plans to return Washington about the first of November This proba- ply will signal the end of American efforts to arb trate the war in China.
 The White H0use-President Truman has cabled Jimmie Byrnes in Paris asking him to prepare a draft of the address which he, Truman, will deliver at the opening of the General Assembly of the United Nations in New York October 23. Truman said he wants to follow the Byrnes foreign policy ito the last dotted f and the last crossed t" in the New York address.
 Cutting Off YOur-Nose Department-Last week the Columbia Broadcasting System offered nine labor