The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-16

about-Muriel Angelus, the thrush Edmund Lowe and Maxine BarTat, the Copa dancer, are to- gathering c lot. Chums say she reminds them of his first wife, Lil- van Tashman Did you thank Ludwig Lore for his comment on the American shipping leaks to Nasi agents via American re-insur- ai1ce firms2 Damn nice and novel of an opposition colyumist to credit the source of an exclusive And I hope you've thanked D. walker for proving yesterday that you never were and are not now-a warnonger.
 I hear the new show at the Mar den Riviera Is swell. Friends saw the dress rehearsal last night :. Here's Q tip just came in. That Jean Donnelly Mahler, living at Hotel Montecito, Hollywood, was recently divorced from c sec'y to Hess. Maybe closeup feature piece can be had. I'm telling the boss Had you heard that the Da- vid Rockefellers are threeing? That suit between Alec Templeton, the blind pianist, and his folks has been settled out of court. Temple ton won all counts, including boss ing his own finances Proser's Garden Dance Carnival gets dress rehearsal before the May 30th poem. It'll be for The Bandwagon Ball, Q benefit for American sailors, British and Free Greeks.
 The towns most blazing new feud is between authors Rockwell Kent and James T. Farrell. They re- gently appeared together on Q radio program, Speaking of Books" got involved in personalities, and now one leaves the room when the other enters The insiders will bet you that Pittsburgh Phil Strauss will be found insane and thus escape the chair that way =. And why should he? ... Nearly 90 American newspapers have gone to their graves in the last three years. Your column did not appear in any Of them, but most of them pub- lished Pegler.
 Just got q button reading: I'm 6 Copperhead.' It iS the emblem Of a West Coast outfit whose meetings are attended regularly by most Bund members out there. The head of 1t Is the chairman ct the Save America First meetings in L. A. .... There is a fruit ven- dor near City Hall who advertises his oranges ag Pulitzer Prize or- anges" A headline in the May ' World-Telly stated: Audience Opposes Intervention Now" At the end of the story 1t is reported that 52 per cent of that audience fav- ored staying out Of war at present, but 63 per cent WERE FOR inter- vcntion if NECESSARY TO IN. SURE HITLER's DEFEAT I s'poSe that sort Of ethical news- paper reporting will win e Pulitzer nod.
 quentin KeynOi0b sent cable to friends saying: "1'he Saturday blitz and the arrival Of Hess took Londoners' minds off the war" |. Raymond Scott has written c ditty called Low Man on Totem Pole," inspired by II. Allen Smiths artlus- ing book by that handle ... I am glad, honest, to sec the attacks on you in the letter columns. It shows great interest (and fear by some peaders) over what you think and say about their favorite hyp. notists If all the writeup were Sugary-it would soften you Up, make you lazy and indifferent. FevvenSakes, don't get like thatl ... One guess Which one of the many who wrote ID your life story has been in 6 whack Sanitarium-wher he hasn't been taking the cure at an upstate jitters joint?9?? Might be out now, poor bum.
 YOUR GIRL FRIDAY.