The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-29
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 The Germans knew that we wer,
 wording on Che atomic bomb
 They even planted Q spy at 0al
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 The original plan was Co drop Sol atomic bombs over Japan
 When Che scientists learned of It. they protested Co Che Army
 The Army replied. "You 20 bacl and take care of your test tubes ven run Che warl"
 Uranium is now obsolete in the production of atomic bombs Lead, it appears, works just as well e. The U. s. knows that the Rus- sians have the process, and we also know they are employing lead in the manufacture.
 For many years Col .Ruppert, the lageR-maker, owned the New York Yankees He would roll over In his grave, if he knew that the broadcast of the Tank games will De sponsored by another beer . Rnppert beer Is replaced at the Yankee Stadium by the new brand, too.
 Chester Bowles, oPA Admin
 istrator, has promised Mir. Tru-
 man that he will stay on that job until June 30th. He will
 resign ot run for Gov. of Conn.
 De Witt Wallace, the digest pulp fisher was recently profiled by a New York mag, which gave him the usual going-over. After the series started that digests circ jumped an- other half-million copies.
 The Janet Thomas just signed for a role on the coast is really Juanita Shaw, ex-wife of Louisville socialite John Shaw It's . lad for the H. COvelers. Pops the house physician for all the legit thittirs. The blessed event Is at the Gotham Hosp Elisa Thayer OH kuC AAAttn A0AEbCE anu Afss tAs Streif of the French Air Force are betrOthed. He is due from Paree this week .. Now that Mir. Chur- chiII's In Florida, mebbe he'll are range to take 50-over-age trains off our hands. They are destroy ers," too .. The man who is slated for a One.way ride is not West Coaster.
 Mrs. Henry King, wife of the or- chestra leader, is in Las Vegas and not to see the cowboys The advance betting on the Kentucky Derby Winter-Book has been amaz- ingly inactive so far this season Prince Yuga Trobetsky waits at the National stage door for Karol Lo- raine. Any day may be Day Be- fore Spring" for them A stock listed on the Big Board will make the headlines. Its big shots have up a fortune, manipulating | stock from soc to 60c and back | again, clipping the suckers. Pitts burgh papers will give the story its | banner.
 A famed opera diva foolishly puts her feelings about min-
 critics in writing when penning
 letters, the fool. She is the divorced wife of a late impre-
 sarlo. And beat a court rap
 last year.
 The Presidents next Page One picnic with Congress will De a panic. He will oppose any tax relief for corporations this year. Then he will amend that to deny any tax concessions to corporations that defy the Govt. In other words, they won't be permitted to strike themselves into the lower tax brackets for rebate reasons The President Is mulling three methods of fighting the reluctant steel industry (which he claims is trying to ruin the U. s. 90 that handful can ruIe) Truman is asking the Justice Dept to see if they can be prosecuted via the anti trust act, wage hour law tor for viO- lation of income tax statutes) be- cause they won't show their books. Routine negligence is given as he alleged reason for the meat packing strike, which could have been averted Both sides wanted Labor Secy Schwellenbach to inter ;ene But his telegram to Chi- ago for a Washington confab ar- lived an hour too late Schwel- knew the score for a week ,efore the strike date was set 70, My Aching SchwellenbachD
 The manager of a hotel in the Times Square area (where many how folks tepee) is sad to be hay ng a ball" at the expense of the ,retties who live there They 'ither agree to be ''sociable" or they must move at the end of five days Thanks to the OPA, which is practically in the procurer business,
 D. {. Army Leader