The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-14
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42, of Beakes Street, was sent tc the County Jail for 30 days. She was charged with. being drunk and disorderly and breaking up the crockery in the ladies' room of a saloon.
 While awaiting docketeing in the station house she said she didn't like Walter Winchell's pro- gram and threw to the cement floor a radio tuned to his voice."
 Probably fed up with the news of all those Bund arrests, yah, Johanna?
 Why CartoOnists Gray Young A few months ago two different big-time cartoonists submitted a cartoon idea to The New Yorker where editor H. Ross spurned them both. He took unusual pains, 1t appears, to make it clear that they had no merit. The second cartoonist then sold his to Golfers and 1t became one of the most popular it ever published. It was Howard Baer's, captioned: "But don't want to go for 8 walkl"- showing timid little man cornered by big dog.
 When the cartoon appeared and was being widely discussed in the mag business, editor Ross, dining at 21, was shown copy of 1t. Why don't these damn cartoonists," he parked, lever submit good ideas like that to me?"
 The New Yorker owner can chalk it up to Profit and Ross.
 Yes. Indeedy: Walter OKeefe tells of the two Nazzys who met on the street. One said breathlessly T know a wonderful story about Goering. But remember-it's sub- rosa"
 "Chee vizz," said the other, If it's aboudt Goering 1t must be sub- normalw
 In Other Words: An attorney was telling of an examination be- fore trial. The witness was the widow of a gambler. She re- sented the attorneys description of her husband as a gambler and his references to his gambling actiyi- ties"
 Tn all the 20 years was mar ried to him." she said, Eve never used those words in our house."
 Well" she was asked, what words did you use?"
 Wager" she replied. My hus- band always took wagers. The other fellow took the gamble"
 Quiteso: Prom your descrip- tions," writes GlenWood Park of Minneapolis, T gather you consider them Isoandsolationists."
 He means iso-louse-ionists.
 Coop: Readers Digest pats Sir Wilmott Lewis for saying: Dorothy Thompson has discovered the secret of perpetual emotion"
 Well, most of us have said that about Kath Hepburn and Tallulah Bankhead-but wotta short memory the Digest editors have. They ran piece in May, 1940, by Katharine Best titled: Perpetual Emotion .''
 Sounds Like Him: Alfredo An tonini remembers the childhood days of the late, but not lamented, Nazi Heydrich, killed by Czech pa- triotS.
 Heydrichs' parents disapproved of corporal punishment and wrote his teacher: Please don't hit little Richard. We never do it at home except in self defense"
 From the leading editorial of the Richmond Times-Dispatch for July 9th: Anybody with eyes in his head could have seen years ago that the Bund was serving as the nucleus of Nazidom in this coun- try"
 Maybe we're not anybody" but in 1883 the first tip on the "in- vasion appeared here this way:
 Fritz Kuhn, who poses as a chem ist for motor magnate is Hitler's secret agent in the U. s.
 The Echo of the Week: Salute to the G-men for capturing those 8 saboteurs who landed in New York and Florida.
 Now, how about the voters cap turing those who landed in Con- gresS?