Show ME DREW PEARSON motive behind greek revolt CORDING ACCORDING to the diplomatic grapevine from athens the jl so called communist uprisings inside greece were carefully timed not by the communists but by the maximos government to coincide with the departure from the U S of former gov dwight griswold greek aid administrator for athens I 1 the greek governments motive Is to convince griswold that the maximos regime Is essential to the security of the country and must remain in power actually what happened was that the EAM or so called callea communist group was holding conferences with prof alexander of athens university just a few days previously with a view to a political compromise by which they coad resume participation in greek political affairs under U S protection when suddenly about of them were arrested U S diplomats are pretty well convinced that there can be no political stability in greece and no success for the american aid program if the present reactionary greek regime remains in power even patient ambassador lincoln macveagh MaeVe agh is reported to have come to this conclusion to counteract this is doing his best to convince griswold that there would only be more chaos it the present greek government resigned WALTER WINCHELL notes of a the late watch many of the women up at the columbia university faculty section are reported fluttery over general elsen eisen howers bowers appointment all getting perms cerms new fall outfits etc observation in the papers a photo of harry Tr birthplace disclosed that it now is occupied by a loan firel the keeley institute of illinois where drunks are dried up tip explodes the cinematic legend that newspaper men are rum pots poly out of palco holics treated there bette between betteken een 1930 and 46 only 95 were newspaper men the others u v er ere e architects brokers bankers but topping ae the list for worst tipplers tipp lers bold er newt neut were farmers fan ners VANISHING AMERICAN americanisms ISAIS remember we ue have to hold our customers one overcharged over oter charged patron is a lost 1011 patron our job iob is to make the customer feet feel he got his moneys mone s worth 0 10 rationing is coming back it Is freely predicted there being no other way that becan can send to europe the things required everything POINTS as it were that way 0 0 one nice nice thing about war in the old days was that you could almost always tell lell when it was over the ile show folks the hat check lass named helen westcott started playing in the drunkard 13 years ago as the baby As understudy to all the femmes in the cast although she rarely goes on she is the troupes most useful member helen can play all the roles and has quotation marksmanship BI K johnson she nagged him into another womans comans lire life flecht hes the vice of experience percy faith her eyes lit up like two vamps bamps corey ford she learned to say things with her eyes that others waste time putting into words PAUL MALLON 1948 race Is like a pretzel T THE HE political situation is shaping up like an pretzel you can see the curves up to now plainly enough but where the dough maze will wind up nobody knows dewey went out to make character in the west from new york with 36 96 convention delegates he went out to the six delegate states not to gather party votes as popularly supposed but chiefly to gather a 10 gallon political disposition candidates often make the same trek for the same purpose at this stage it dewey went after delegates he should have come down to washington to see the republicans in both houses of congress this is where the delegates are senator martin has the 76 or so from pennsylvania in an inside pocket senators taft and bricker could tell dewey about ohio and probably also indiana and illinois although it might not be anything dewey wants to hear speaker martin could issue massachusetts and probably all new england like script harold stassen could tell him about minnesota and perhaps jowa iowa wherry about nebraska baldwin about connecticut and so on dewey could take a pencil and paper come to washington at much less railroad fare and ascertain he lacks a majority ot of delegates without favorite son support he might win a few primaries next spring and show some strength th this is what be is figuring on they say in which case the boys might come up to his backroom bac kroom at albany so while dewey is supposed to be making a runaway race out of it no one will predict where he be goes from here tatt taft is going west himself and will identify himself while there as the only prominent opponent of dewey to date H 1 I PHILLIPS comments on the day dav s news 3 caesar petrillo admits before a house committee that he draws down about a year assume helps immeasurably to sua sustain his love of music 1 I dont think the cause of atomic energy has been served by this disclosure of the theft of certain data senator 0 the cause we take it Is better served by just letting the secrets be stolen and saying nothing about it whatever in short the senator believes that whether the bomb should be dropped or not the matter of its proper protection should be WALTER SHEAD congress plays good samaritan THE HE senate was about to convene for a political discussion of export controls the rev peter marshall chaplain asked divine guidance and said slay may freedom be seen not as the right to do as we please but as the opportunity to please to do what is right may blay it ever be understood that our liberty is under god and can be found no where else let us as a nation not be afraid of standing alone for the rights of men since we were born that way as the only nation on earth that came into being tor for the glory ol of god and the advancement of the christian faith 0 and in answer to an objection by senator tatt taft over continuing export controls on fats and oils as illogical sen alexander wiley of wisconsin said there is such a thing as the higher logic of the mind and soul our responsibility is to keep our oi own im economy healthy and at the same time attempt to perform the unction function of the good samaritan in helping to make other peoples adequate in debate over farm price supports sen milton young of north dakota said price of wheat in the argentine without controls was between 5 and 6 per bushel arguing tor for continuing controls senator young said american farmers would be tickled to sign a contract for five years at a bushel vather rather than tace face the possibility of 5 wheat this year and probably 30 cent wheat in a couple of years WRIGHT PATTERSON N military training will aid youth U T military training would instill in young men the two essentials ol of the soldiers life discipline and endurance these two essentials come from training and with that training comes a physical hardening that adds stamina universal military training would give to our young men those two first essentials and temporarily the physical hardening we lye may not we WA hope we do not have to fight debt another war but war or no war military training for all the young men 0 of america will make for a better lind more ship it will give to chaa large percentage that needed ironing they have not had |