The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-29

rine Stevens treaty will be signed shortly. Waiting for time oil from his duties. Don't be amazed if Mrs. Rocsevelt's new hop is across an ocean, Radio City offices are hay. ing glass doors and partitions re. placed with plastic boards. TO pre- vent flying glass in case of a raid.
 ... The Edward BergerS Clle's m. c. at the Morning Telly) will increase the papa-lation in the Fall. Wool worth Donahue and Hilda Taylor, the model, are allies The hand soonest soldier in the Army, accord ing to Broadway show-gels, is Chick Gagnon in the Irving Berlin show. The police still offer $26,O0O reward for information on the bomb throw CTS who tried to wreck the British Pavilion at the Fair. Glenn Ford is the bloke Dinat Shore sings her songs via the air.
 The most Irritating and agra. vatlng annoyance to Americans in all the armed forces Is the Special distinction" for enemy aliens who patrOnize the swank spots. They avoid the war In Europe and avoid the draft, too. Not all are Ger mans-many are Rumanians, Hun- garians, Italians and nationals from other nations at war with the U. s.
 Our peculiar laws keep them from internnaent and war service because they are "enemies". But they are permitted to function as store Own- CTS, wine saleSmen, etc.. And are wOOing all the gals the drafted left behind.
 Following the sentence of a man at New Cumberland, w. Va., for five years (for violation of the draft act) 35 persons who had previously claimed dependency-becarne scared and withdrew their claims from the draft board. The dance team stop- ping Ed Wynn's new hit is the Di- Gatanos. Jayne of the team was chlorine in Wynn's Laugh Parade" a few seasons ago. Norman Rock. wells front cover girl on the Sat- evepost is Julie Jenner, former B'Way chorus girl and the ex-Mrs. M. Proser. Despite newspaper re- ports of 8 divorce, Frances Faye and her husband have moved into their new Brooklyn home. Lou Holtz and producer Clifford Fischer of "Prior1ties" have started their own fireworks a week ahead of the holiday. Are the Lyle Talbots be- ing so foolish already?. Nice fight at LaMartinique over gtn-rummy wager.
 A New York Times reporter went to the racetrack with his wife. He specifically cautioned her against making any wager on MiquelOn. Something tells me-" she persisted, "that it is going to win - can't l even make . small bet of only $5?" ."No," he replied, mot a penny, 1t hasn't 8 chance!". She pleaded and begged him, adding that she had no inf0rmation-juSt "felt" that it would rOmp In first. The horse won (dOesn't 1t always?) and when he returned to the spot where he left her for g few moments, she had gone. She hasn't spoken to him since. It paid $l2S.
 Jockey LOngdOn isn't the only one threatened by anonymous phone voices. The Don Meades switched hotels over the same unpleasant situation. That sparkler on Faith Dorn's digit cost Howard Hughes $i8,0OO. The Stork was among sev- eral spots clipped for phony checks (big ones) issued by two in Army ofilcer uniforms. Drew Pearson's lovely daughter Ellen is In charge of the War Heroes Foundation event at the Iridium Room tomor. row eve. The It. F. Baehler. Athalia Ponsell wedding set for yes- terday Is off for good. Renee De- Marcos betrothed, Fred Levy, Jr., of Louisville, reports for duty at Wright Field (Dayton) tomorrow. Ambassador Davies little girl, Vir- glriia, and John Demarest are so. cial section saga. The FBI arrests of those Bundists (smuggled here for sabotage) reminds us of the good old days when we were called "hysterical" (for saying they all saboteurs) by Fritz Kuhn, the Bund leader. |. |. |. Washington biggies are suggesting that a reward of $l00, 1000 be offered to woo the tip on where the Nad subs base over here Well, anyway, Harold Ross (the New Yorker editor) certainly convinced everyone that he's no relation of Betsy. .WpECYACE OE pr ANE