The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-09
Walter WincheII
 Or BrO0dw,0y |.
ssssds Marh RssissFsas coDyrssAG ISa0. Daily nsEsS

sailing in their own dreamboat The Peter Arno show has been de- layed a month . 7. Tn addition to enemy aliens already in detention places, more than 1000 Bund mem bers will face prosecution in the present Dept. of Justice roundup How Come Dept: There were 56 on the original list of "seditionists''- cut to 28!
 Band maestro Will Bradley left a radio trOmbonist job to lead a crew V. Via Beat Me Daddy and Scrub Me Mamma he made fast rep, but eventually wearied of the cOmpeti- tiOn, the transportation problems, the drafting of his best men, etc. So he gave up his band, returned to his old jOb-and has shed the name Will Bradley for his Own-Wilbur Schwictenberger!
 Hedy Lamar and her used-to-be, Jay Howard, have resumed after the cooling off period .. Ernst L,'7,itsch is being most attentive to Helene Fortescue Reynolds, who appears in the Jack Benny film he directs . Mary Anderson has taken over her soldier-groom'S juke box biz, which is a gold rine. Jimmy Ritz and Vivian Blaine, the 20th Century Fox vocalist, are a merger threat The Van Heflin's heir is expected in the Summer Show Time" producer Fred Finklehoffe was spurned by every branch of the armed services. Bad hip Erno Rapee's boy, who fell down an ele- vator shaft and sustained serious injuries, is mending Top viol- inists and pianists are cancelling concert tours because of the $.5,- 900 limit Foreign language broad casts still rate strict watching. Un- announced and unlisted speakers Gin the form of comics) throw jibes at FDR and the war effort disguised as gags.
 This one, they assure you, comes straight from the feed-box": When Willkie was in Moscow he went to the public library, believing he could learn much about a country-from it's reading . Joe Stalin was with him and explained that, regardless of the war, Russia continued to educate its people. Willkie is sup posed to have patted the Stalin back and in his best Indiana drawI, said |: Be careful, MT. Stalin, you'll edu- cate yourself out of good job"
 New York was like Washington over the weekend for many visitors, who couldn't get hotel room They are now putting you off trains when they have to make room for others with war effort assignments .. Living Age, the mag with an ex- cellent reputation (stained recently by Joseph Hilton Smythe, the con- Victed Jap agent editor) may publish again soon-if the owner can find the right editor Adrienne Ames is the reason Pvt. Jaro Fabry Qorm- CT Esquire illustrator has insom- mia Alice Leone Meats, the war correspondent for Golfers, will call her forthcoming book, Blind Date with Mars" Don't you think, she says, that a book about a cor respondent, who isn't the hero of it should go big? I'm the one who didn't meet Chiag Kai-chek or Sta lin and I didn't get malaria on the Burma Road!"
 Tn the March of Time office. there is pinned on the wall 8 nudt clipped from COronet. A beautiful picture. Most admirers insist it i, one of the girls in the Flynn ease Paul R. Milton of March Oi Time and Jean SOmeryiile, copy writer for an ad agency, were seal ed quietly last wk. 5000 jobs go with the GOyeTnOrship of New York .. TipOff to the mayor; Philadel- phia, which has a ayem curfew on weekdays and midnight on Satur- days, is full of speakeasies The Al Sanieil story confused many, who thought it concerned the Al ROgells Of Hollywood, who are devoted 1, Philip Ammid0wn and Barbara Sal Isbury, model, viii middle aisle this month Aazi Admiral RaedeT's nephew, Herman, is in a Federal taA amj in Baltimore, He has retained ' lawyer named Sam \, LeyjDs ~, The e0Iynm learns that when the bad news from Africa reached HIlleI v--he cancelled lhs celebration hl had planned over certain U. s, re- elRQtIOnk,