The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-18
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days Trib and Times had these versinos of a story: From the Tribe: "Mischa Elman, violinist, paid a g fine in Traffic Court yester- day. MT. Ehman paid the fine to the court cashier. From the Times: "Buenos Aires, Aug. Il: Mischa Elmxn received a great ova- tion there) last night when he ap- peared as soloist with the Colon Theater Orchestra". Newport, hear, has had itc dullest social sea- son in 21 years-since 1918. The most costly party being about $2,700 these days-or iothing compared to the party thrown by the socially registered Ripleys last year, which cost $75,000. A couple in Sioux City, Iowa, have named their son after you!. The lad is named Walter Winchell Holgate The Journal of that city SO reports, tennyrate.
 In case the actors want to know which members of that executive council of IT AT of L biggies he'd out in their favor the longest Gin the closed sessions) you might tell them their names: Dan Tobin of the Teamstf ; Union and Florey of the Culinary Workers Your prediction on the outcome, printed AS hours earlier, was confirmed practically to the letter. Good tip for the city desk: Margaret Brander, the gal who tolls with Frank Libuse's act at the Diamond Horseshoe, just inherited big hunk of coin from an uncle she never heard of in Sweden. Plus 2,500 acres of swanky soil. This might sound dippy but it's a way of get- ting around the third term op- position. HoWz about Roosevelt running as Vice-President with his pet choice for President (Wm. o. Douglas). Or Mrs. R?
 This deserves all the publicity 1t can get: Catholic and Jewish World War veterans are holding a band concert and Americanism program on the Mill at Central Park to- morrow afternoon at o'clock.
 That's Saturday. Don't miss it, bound to be thrilling. Everybody has sent in the same crack about that busybody. to wit: First time heel complained about boot black!". .Alva Johnston in the SEP had a lead on a piece recently dealing with the author of the "TarZan" stories. The lead was Sooner or later everybody turns out to be writer" Ava car ried that line with him for 4 years waiting for the right place to use it Jimmy Cannon says his neigh borhood is so tough that Broad way Rose" is tte Brenda Frazier of the district.
 They Read Winchell Dept, In the Aug. Esquire there's cartoon about man rushing down in a panic from the top of double deck bus-"because there isn't driver up there" Life points out Sandy the movie baby star, who appears as boy. is really she-making her the youngest male impersonator on record, which is our exact word- age, And in the Pete Smith short on billiards there are these swiped Sounds -in- -the-Night: He's hu- man scallion" and He'd make g marvellous motive for @ murder" I am sure the Automats dont need this free ad, but an orchid te the manager of their 23rd St. anc 7th Ave. branch, please. For giv- ing a meal to the pathetic unfor- tunate-instead of showing him the door. :. A World-Telly truck driver told me about it, Tommy Riggs phoned in a safety slogan: Drive slowly. It's hot enough without having to wear bandages" Stop worrying about Johnson of Helza- poppin"-he doesn't play such big bets and has a $200,000 endowmen, policy-so has Olsen. I like that Whistler quote in Art Digest. A woman once asked him if a cer- tain picture in an art gallery were not indecent. No, madam" he re- piled, but youh question isl". More people called to say that when they read the piece yesterday about Wm. Buckner-(holding his throat | as though it ached they held theirs too, to stifle the hard gulps. II sure made me feel sorry for him |. I dunno why so m.ny people are making such a to-do about the Thanksgiving Day date alteration | Whats the difference when il is-so long as so many people have SO much to be thankful about? | YOUR GIRL FRIDAY.