The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-09
Walter WincheII
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The Private Papers Of Q Cub Re-
 on Page A26 of LiEy Dilling's aThe Roosevelt Red Record and Its Background" published in lo36, she Tecites the "red" tainted record of Senator Wheeler. Testified Mrs. Dilling: wheeler, Sen. Burton K; Montana, radical; 1881, Progress sive' Conf; ardent F. D, R. sup- porter; American Civil Liberties Union Bill: called Socialist, I. w. w. Pacifist'; Vice. Pres. candidate with LaFollette, 1924, on Socialist and Progressive tickets; resigna- ton asked during war because of his refusal to prosecute radical slackers: ... Signer of application for pardon of Communist Party N. Y. District organizer, Chas, Krum- beln (Daily Worker 9-635) ..."
 On Page of her round table letter, dated March 2i, l94l, she speaks of her Mothers Crusade to washington and her conferences with various Senators as follows: s'Defenses Of me from the floor of Congress, by fiery, patriotic Scn- ators Clark and Wheeler are in the Congressional Record. Thank Ood we have some fighters like these men representing real Amer jeans in Congressl"
 Asldes tO Wendell WlIlkle, the counsel for the Hollywood "defend- ants" in the smear attack by that senate subcommittee. :. The Asso- clated Press in September, 1888, re- ported from New York that a west coaster demanded an inVestiga- ton of the Hollywood movie mag mates, :. The demander was Her. man schwinn, still the leader there of the derman American Bund. Schwinn, not long ago, had his American citizenship revokedr',' Some coincidencel
 Aa If We Didn't Know Dept: "I don't know" says . memo from top-flikht newspaperman In New York, "whether this has reached VOL but I heard tonight on the highest authority-about this stnte- nient made by what you'd call Q Genatory, He made 1t to Q high ranking radio executive, to wit: 'There's no reason for the radio business to worry about this (the movie and radio propaganda) tn- veStlgation. All we In Washington want to get - are the Hollywood boys and particularly Walter Wm- chell.'"
 The Senator referred to, of course. is my new Ben Bernie.
 The current Issue of Decision" q refugee literary magazine tthe editor Is Klaus Mann. brother or Thomas Mann), takes Hollywood to task for the ineffectivenesS Of US anti -MaM plays. He says they are too formula manufactured end lack She power and passion thaS ther theniea demand ,,,. This opinion would seem to disagree with tnat of thS Senators who are attacking Hollywood for It's alleged Warmon- werinR, And Klaus Mann ought to know. being a refugee himself, and a, clone friend of Fritz Lang who directed the anti-NaA "Manhunt," which Mann singles out as an OK. ample of Q weak film.
 Tn the current Theatre Arts snagavine, the editors have asked number of celebrities to say what films they'd like to see again.
 Director John Cromwell says: "Ot Human Bondage" which was dir- ected by John Cromwell; Li1nan dlsh says she would Ike to see ssHearts of the World"- when starred Lillian dish, -. Isn't that Che picture which Miss Glsh (who hates war) recently exposed as being propaganda for the last w@rT
 The Morning Mali vla Clipper; sF1aar Walter" writes Intl News correspondent george Lait, T thouRht you'd like to know what happens to the column which IS gant me daily. After " read lt, my roonmate. Ned Russell of United press. RioFns 1t and then 1t Is mailed "a 0uent Reynolds at the Savoy where c group of more than tWo q o2en American reporters nVe, 0uent posses 1t from hand to hand until ail have read 1t. After which it is returned to me and send st to The American Eagle Club where they are kept on file In the reading room. Once e month tne Eaale Club librarian gathers Q Sncnth's supply, pastes the thumb. WoFn columns onto cardboard and sex,dg them to the club rooms or The American Home Guard. do s,ot know your gross circulation over here. but I can say that virtually every American male between the mses of ie and 66 gets glom at your sass. Understand Beavernrook Invited you to come over Come onl YOU want to be the only one WHO RaaSn't7"
 AftAR | read Quentin Reynolds eY ord Hush Hush" in a recent Col aierss knew 1t would have been q xvmske of time for all concerned Revnolds revealed how AZ Amer iran correspondents go screwy (pe- rause Of censors) trying to get the sssIws back to their editors. And how TidicuIous many of the deletions are - and how the blue pencilers leave in things that might be dan Rerous = but omit stuff tha: IS M everv nations Intelligence dept. Tf went it would be to dig story. But if quentin and the otn. ers mustn't say this or that-and it burns him to such a crisp that Ise groans about 1t in Golfers then m stay over here and get ..sir.a -ln frnnn the returning Clipper