The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-12
bv DYeU, Pearson

staging man hunt to scare allen acIors "llo iioo overstayed their visitors visas
 Some of the alien actors hurriedly heaoeo ,t TOT Mexican and Canadian borders Others, wiser, put matters in the hands of their Hollywood empowers Result: Murray Carson deported no one.
 But when he left Hollywood his daughter hao a S25o-a-week contract with Metro-GoldWyn-MaMyei' M plus an auto And after one year had expreo, 1Ss, Century-Fox gave her another contract together with an additional contract for h1soaho Siie iao acquired in the interim
 Garsson's next appearance on the sacred sou ol Hollywood was several years later when he came Ill the guse of investigator for House con3ln.Iee to investigate bondholders, chalrmanneo py f0epfe- sentative Adolph Sabath of Chlcago
 Again there were prosecutions But eX-Con- gressnan Ralph Church of Illinois might be aoie to tell the Mead Committee interesting story anout Garssons operations, when lnVoived o1e 0o--'A'7' of 20th Century-FOX and one or ms hoVes.
 Moral: With some people everything they touch turns to gold-until Senator Mead catches up "atn them.
 Texas "Pass-the- biscuits Pappy" oDanlel was elected to the Senate great snowman ana nuilot ist but on the whole his antics before the senate over price control were dull Only once In the pages and pages of debate-pald TOT py tie VaA["S e1 0to he pull real laugh.
 q am thinking about my children and grand children" O'Daniel thundered in reply to a ques- ton from Senator Francis Myers of PennsyiVaila, q am thinking about the Senator's children ana erandchdren and everyone elses children and grand. children thinking about unborn geheratlois'
 q cannot boast about my grandchildren eor- rected Senator Myers.
 "They will come along" rejoned Pappy. That is another thing that OPA cannot stop"
 It hasn't been announced, but the United States will back Colombia the next Latln- n-AnleFledl country to hold one of the six temporary seats on the United Nations Security Council. Secretary or State Jimmy Byrnes is none too happy about the whole thing, but the decision has been maoe'
 When the question of Security Council member ship was taken up informally at San Francisco, four latin nations sought U S. support for their claims to a seat-Mexico, Colombia, Chile and Cuoa
 U s. delegates voted for Mexico, one of the two Latin American republics whose armed forces had participated in the war. The other active oelgeren Brazil already had been promised tWo-yeaf seat on the Council.
 Cuba and Chile thereupon dripped their oloS but Colombia brought the matter up again at Lon- don during the first formal session of the United Nations Whereupon, Ed Stettinius, U s. Representa- tive made deal with the Colomoans. He guaran- teed them U. s. backing next year II they would withdraw in favor of Mexico for the first round
 Byrnes didn't know anything about this com nitment until several weeks later. Then because ne had encouraged the Cubars to believe they would get the seat he hit the ceiling The incident was one in long series of policy conflicts between ByrneS and Stettnius, finally leading to the latters ress- nation
 word The State Department has just sent a memo randum to all Latin American Governments, adVls- ing them of this countrys intention to support Co., lombia as successor to Mexico on the Security Con cil for a one-year term beginning January l947
 And it only few years ego that Coiomola broke diplomatic relations and stoned the American Minister in Bogota over the question ot Panama