The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-16

ness of sheets, that soon smooth away trouble; and the rough male kiss of blanketss From the play, Lower Depths":: We are all of us trainps. have even heard 1t said that the earth we live on is g tramp among the heavens" N. Kay Grier: Tt took Hitler and Mussolini to prove that fifty million French men can be wronged." :
 Magazine Digest tells the one about the neutral who was being shown the birthplace of Schiller, the German poet Here" announced the Nazi guide, twas born our i1a- tional poet". "You mean" corrected the neutral, international poet. For Schiller wrote Maid of Orleans for the French, 'Egmont' for the Dutch and Mary. Stuart for the British" !, Didn't he write anything for tis Nazis?" sneered the guide.
 Sure" was the retort, The wrote The Bandits"
 Ernie Hoist, the Stork Club rnaes- tro, is taking lot of kidding these days because race horse bearing his name breaks records in the morning and hearts and pocket books in the Afternoon The other day, when the nag Ernie Hoist came in 9th again, a wise-cracker f1ipued: q suppose they'll be sell- ing Ernie Hoist steaks at the Stork Club tonight"
 Some of us were gabbing around the cracker barrel the other twi- light, discussing famous toasts, when Bob Gillham remembered this one: "Gentlemen, you have just been giv- ing your attention to a turkey stuffed with sage. Now you will give your attention to a sage stuffed with turkey"
 Cardinal Faulhaber of Munich, who has never been afraid to tell the Nazis what he thought of them, had an appointment with Ritter von Epp, a big shot in the Nazi com- mand Around 6:45 p. m. the Cardinal consulted the clock, fidgeted, and began to say goodbye Won Epp smiled and said: Don't go home, Your Eminence. You might just as well stay here with me and listen to London on the radio-because I do, tool"
 
 "Dear MT. Winchell: Tell me, is the New York Novelette, appearing in the Evening Public Ledger of the above date on the level? If it is, you as a newspaperman ought to expose the name of the person re- sponsible for the whole thing. l don't give damn if 1t would ruin his business. In my estimation he belongs in a class now being headed by Hitler!-R. E. Dreher, Ardmore Penna."
 Dear Walter: just finished reading your column, and after read ing that piece, New York Novelette, I felt sick, and I can't believe that beast like that can live. How car you be afraid to print a mans name for fear of ruining him in his busi- ness. How about the poor girl, he ruined her life and happiness that's worth more than all the money ir the world, and has to suffer the res of her life with a trumped up charg' on a police blotter !. Come on, ge a little sp,,nk, which I know yo, have. and if you can clear this gir I believe you will feel lot bette yourself. Yours truly, Frank Basile Brooklyn"
 Dear Sir: Commenting upon ar article in your column of this date in which you mention the inciden of a 19-year old girl being unjustt accused by a man of 50 years, would like to say that, as an attor' ney, I would be pleased, without an, compensation, to render any lega services that may be needed to rec. tify the injury done to her. Morri! Sherman. N. Y"
 schenectady. N. Y. Walter Win. rhell, Mirror, NIX. All the orchid' there are to you just in case Tn the gal. Monkey"
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