Milford chronicle., 1951-11-23
Washington Letter = By Pobert Nelson Taylor

more lasting dividends than the II
urge to get the better of the other
fellow.
Our Cousin "Winnie" Is
Packing Has SOmpLe-CdScS
Britain's indestructible Prime |
Minister, Winston Churchill will |
visit President Truman in Wash |
ingtOn next January, according to |
presidential secretary, Joseph
Short And it is reasonable to sup
pose that it will be something more
than a social get-together for the
leaders who got to be good friends
at POtsdam in 1945. Subsequent
advices tell us that Foreign Min
lister Anthony Eden is expected to
accompany his chief to America,
and that very probably, President
Truman will be invited to visit
London as the guest of His Majes-
tvs Government.
1t is understood that the bill-of-
goods Churchill will be selling this
time includes three items: first,
closer relationship between The two
countries and their leaders; sec
ond, substantial financial aid to
meet the British economic crisis,
and third, more consideration for
the British viewpoint in the for
mutation of U. S. foreign policy.
There is also talk that winnie"
may address a joint session of Con-
gress.
We can not be as certain as the
British that "Therell always be an
England" but we are pretty sure
that so long as it exists, England
will always need a Churchill.
The "ReUenOOerS" WiU
Git You - Eff You
Don't Watch out!
The income tax collector is light
ing out over hill and dale, through
meadow and swamp and wOod-lot
after the farmer, according to the
American Farm Bureau Fedora
ton. Rich farmers and poor farm
ers alike, the Federation's official
magazine warns, may expect him
to drop in most any time to check
up on farm incOme-tax returns.
Be nice to him, the Federation
/ cOunsels, but make sure he is a
genuine collector working for I'm
Gle Sam, and not just an enterpris-
ing character employing these new
tactics of the Internal Revenue
Bureau to improve his own for
tune.
But, even if you're sure he's the
real thing. the Federation counsels
against signing any statements or
) papers of any sort without the ad-
vice of your attorney or tax ac-
cOuntant.
Maybe you should consult the
/ Game Warden too. But we think a
/ closed season has been declared in
most states.
J Just Name Him
Wen Vote For Him
Representative. Fred E. Busbey
/ (Rep) of Illinois, returning from
Latin America told ship news re-
pOrters in New York: Don't sell
Macarthur short" that there was
a good chance Macarthur could
/ beat both Taft and Eisenhower.
Mr.. Busbey added, however, that
he personally wished his party
would choose an Outstanding bus
mess man ITO run for the presi-
dency.,
There can be little doubt that his
wish will be echoed by enough
plain citizens to elect such a can.
didate. But the mechanics of pO.
ltical selection are such that nc
man who has tended to his Owr
business long enough to be ma
! tiOnally outstanding" is likely t
have enough energy left to engage
in the convention hassle, let alone
campaigning for election. MakinI
a living is still harder work thar
politicians realize.
! About The Princess
And The Bdck-DOOr
AS promised, your Washington
Correspondent and staff kept ;
sharp lookout during the rOya
visit to Washington last week
Princess Elizabeth and Prime,
Philip did not use the back dooI
while staying at Blair House al
the Trumans' house guests.
Furthermore, while Presiden
and Mrs. Truman left Blair Hous
via the back door and the garage
in the customary manner, to go t,
the airport where they met thei