The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-18
While Walter Wnchen during August his column
 conducted by guest contributors.

Wenzel, model, whose price is $l5 for the first hour and $1O for each hour thereafter, got call from an advertising agency and was delight ed when told, We've wangled dou- ble pay for you on this one!" She posed in some filmy lavender, white, grey, black robes, which seemed to her of peculiar design. But models are supposed to pose pictures, not questions Months later, friends began to send her clippings from trade magazines-the robes were shrouds and the ads were for an under tawers' supply company.
 Mabel Boil Celia, the columnists delight as the Queen of Diamonds" makes it again as Mabel the Shark Shatterer." She knocked off big one in Long Island Sound near her Mamaroneck home, by belting the man-killer over the head with an oar Mitzi Bruce, divorced from the writer, former publisher, is in New York, ready to become Mrs. Phil Baker MGM, which lost Joan Crawford to Warmers after 16 years, will say so long to Clarence
 "The Human Comedy") Brown when he completes the "The White Cliffs of Dover" after 20 years with Leo It. Gordon Cornell, USN, who sank a Jap sub, has heartburn under his Navy Cross for Arlene Francis.
 Choo ChOO JOhnson's favorite man, It. True Davis, is stationed in Columbus, Ohio, and can't get leave to choo choo to Choo Choo John Mccormack, retired great singer, is reported precariously ill in Ireland Harrison Carroll wrote an item about Count Tano Cutelli, sound effects expert, in which he said the counts hearing in his right ear is Eight points keener than a dogs" It came out Eight points keener than a logs. Carroll will not have much news tleman. The count is a duelist! Carroll will not haev much news from that studio for considerable period.
 Examining lenses for the U. s. is meaningless unless they are clean of the faintest smudge or spot. The Honeywell Co.,, of Minneapolis, ex- perimented with many Wipers, in cluding worn Pullman sheets, old broadcloth shirts, tissue paper and cotton waste, and finally discovered that diapers, as commercially turned out, are perfect. Even so, the d,ap- CTS must bs thoroughly washed and dried in hot and filtered air. To date, the company has bought more than 6OO,OO0 for it's home plant and another in Wabash, Ind. This is the serious loWdoWn on the many comi- cal speculations about the washout in the diaper supply.
 Milton Berle says his brother has an idea: to build destroyers out of ivory soap, so they won't sink It. Comdr. Jack Warburton in town on a brief visit with his wife, the former Consuelo Vanderbilt -. Those who knew the original plot behind "The Girl With the Whoop- ing Cough" will sympathize with several important gentlemen on Broadway, enacting a private re- vival of the Viennese stag story Sam Sokol being seen steadily with Molena Miller, Miss New York City Victor Jory and Jane Williams a Stork Club twosome /. Sergeant Jack Sterling is doing his best danc- ing with Betty Metcalf.
 Alex Darcy has given the ring to Ella Raines But Randy scott is only at the flower crossroads With Martha Kemp Stephenson When Willard Coxey, the circus press agent, got conspicuous obits, many well-wishers confused him with George Coxey, life insurance man to the Broadway colony. But George still pelts us with clippings from unheard-of sources, his hobby On August 26, Tim Gayle, pub fisher of the Baton, comes up for induction examination on his 3lst birthday. Gayle has been classified 3-A, then IA, then 4-F, then 2-A, and finally (maybe) back to IA.
 It. Pat diCicco, who inherited an artichoke patch, and his wife, Gloria Vanderbilt, who inherited $3,000,00O, dancing Home Sweet Home" before he catches an early train to Harris burg, Pa., where he graduates in Army Intelligence tomorrow It. Bruce Cabot writes from Casa blanca Greg Bautzer, who's been paragraphed up with every girl in Hollywood and on Broadway, is squirting Ruth Waldo Parke Benjamin, Jr., whose family here is older than the Republic, who was born to millions, is working in de- fense plant.
 Joel Kupperman, the seven-year oJ<l O,,iy LTtI uyi1ord has hnpn