The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-08
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ears to the ground; who always says the right thing at the right time: who always picks the right horse as well as the right politician to win; who never has to apologize; who has no enemies, and who has worlds of prestige with all classes, creeds and races. There has never been good editor"
 Inez Robb, the demon reporter for Intl News, recently flew to Europe and back, on the Atlantic Clipper. The night after returning to New York. 1nez and her groom went to see the Fair When they got to those mechanical parachutes she baked about getting in one for a thrill 200 feet in the air Not me" she trembled T may be a fool-but I'm no sapl"
 George Pease, once Columbia's great quarterback, and noted for his wit. visited Red Grange's camp in Illinois Pease thought his breakfast egg was stale After one sniff, he screamed: There's no excuse for bad eggs in the coun- try. After all, you people are only 24 hours from New York;"
 Plain Talk (Des Moines, Ia.) of July 27th editorialed: "Walter Win chell must have been doing some- thin0 ,v,orn olatrvn,,a,,t tt,a.. i,,,t squinting when he discovered that Roosevelt would run a third term with McNutt as vice president It was only few weeks ago that Walter was putting the odds at about 1000 to that Roosevelt would not seek third term. We wonder what has come over the spirit of his dreams. And we think the odds are about 1000 to 1 that he ig wrong in his present prediction" Well, we never said McNutt would be FDR's running mate. We reported that others had said 1t. And we think Plain Talks editorial writer should get new glass; es We never said Roosevelt would not run third term We were the first to say that he would run!ll
 Bank Notes and band notes are closely related in Glen Gray's Casa Loma Band, the outstanding CO., operative orchestra of them all :. Each swingster in the group owns share in the corporation, and position in the crew Is highly valued for profitable dividends are declared regularly So highly is the Casa Loma regarded, that musician re- gently offered $80,000 for a mem bership in the band-which is more than a Stock Exchange seat costs!
 The rot0 sections Sunday pictured Jimmy Roosevelt putting in hard day at the Sam Goldwyn movie fac- tory in Hollywood It made Jimmy more dude than toiler, how ever He took his nose away from the grindstone three times be- tween nine and five--to change suits Another roto flash was the new crop of Blue Book sprigs, pre- pairing for their Summer dayboos. . The gals, looksier than most debs, struck carefree outdoorsy poses Still a Winter indoors ought to make them lifeless enough to pose for Jerome Zerbe Italy has banned the Nick Carter novels These are the old-time nickel and dime thrillers about a sleuth who could solve any crime no matter how complicated Mussolini's ob- jection is understandable however Nick was always the hero of the other side A De- mocracy is where you and your wife belong to each other--instead of the state!
 The wife of a Washington CD. O. official who Is called Lady Mus solini" by her set (because of her intense admiration for the Dicta- tor) was held up the other night while in the company of some friends The stick-up man opened her purse and seeing some Fascist literature asked If she real ly believed in 1t She replied: "If we had a dictator here, we would not have stick-up men" :. The thief took her money and threw the literature in her face.