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Evening star., 1943-02-28
Third OF q SerieS.)
Rv GEORGE KENNEDY

While a black market in meat re-
| portcd!y flourlShes around the coun-
| try, District businessmen are finding
it increasingly difficult to continue
| in the legitimate meat business be-
cause of the shortage.
| Two wholesale meat businesses in
| the Southwest Market were sold last
week. James Witt, a jobber, sold his
| business, Witt & Milman, to Samuel
kolker Of the Washington Beef &
| Provision Company. Mr.. Witt was
| able to obtain only about one tenth
/ the beef he handled a year ago.
Marvin ReXrode sold his Jepsen
! Hotel Supply Co. to the Gotham
Hotel Supply Co. of New York, a
subsidiary of Wilson & Co., one of
the big four
Other wholesalers and hotel supply
men interviewed said that the Chi
cagO packers seemed to be using the
/ OPA restriction order to drive them
out Of business. The restriction or
Ger limits slaughtering of hogs and
cattle for civilian use to IS and 10
per cent respectively of that in the
first nine months of 1912. They say
that the big packers with branch
houses are letting the middleman
take this cut while they supply their
own branches as usual. The hotel
supply houses say the packing house
| branches are now "fabricating"
tboningp meat for the hotel and res
taurant trade, something they did
very little of before.
Denies Packers to Blame.
A representative of the packing
industry denied that the packers
wanted to see people go out of busi-
ness. Many of the midlemen, he
said however, would become war
casualties The packers branch
houses come first, he said. The
function OF the wholesalers in the
industry was to move surplus meat.
Today there is no surplus so they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
.ICkes Fearful
OF Coal Strike

WASHINGTON. Dec l6 CUP)
-- Coal Administration Icke 5
warned last night that signs are
propltiouS f7r another nine
strike next year
"A wouldn't bet anybody that
there won't he another coal
strike" he said 1T has not vet
been determined whether we're
going 10 have peace or war In
the coal industry. II we're go
ing 90 have war-GOd help uS."
The nation, ne said, might face
disaster next winter II operators
and miners do not reach lasting
agreement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
Gratitude
Misfietoe Merchant Gives
Proceeds TO Red Cross


SNl ,iXNC1r-old Gus PaDGloS
who for many sears has sold
ristletoe ip tfe pss,sge"av he
tween Hadsons stores IS really
filled 41'h the Christmas spirit
ON Monday from II a. m. 10
6 p u Gus has iecreed that an
money taken IN M the n1iStletoe
stand viii be- given TO the Ameri-
can Rcd Cors>.
The Red Cross helped my
country" sand Gus. who IS
Greek and now want 10 help
them"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
Suspect Arrested
In Hit-Run Accident

Walter Preston. a. Of S45e6
Simms. Wayne, was in serious con-
dition al Eloise Hospital today.
suffering broken ribs and legs and
q fractured skull received when 4
hii-run car struck him last night
on Michigan, near Slmms. Wayne.
Sheriffs officers later arrested
Charles X. Little. %. of 35709
Schley, believed to have been the
driver
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
CHANCE TO HELP

That's the story. and your
chance not only 10 make some
extra Christmas money. but 10
picture with satisfying certainty
the smiling. happy face Of needy
kid when the policeman. fireman
or Boy Scout delivers that box
or Christmas.
Just cOntact-the Crowley Miner
& Co. personnel department, sixth
floor. East Building
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
MID IS OR 20 WORE

just rs or 20 more workers
raid ~ gong rates with hours
from @ 10 !. VIII turn the tide
The boxes are being prepared
for The G56ffal'ovs tins year by
Crowley AIiHer & CO a crew
az a dozen persons has been work
ing since tire last week m Novenl-
ber. but there 5ac stIl some 20.
GOO packages 20 do
There were delays on the
part Of manufacturer getting
ihe aTdeFed articles ia a., be-
cause Of wartime difficulties,
said Colin F Macleod, in
charge Of the packaCine The
stores personnel has been hard
hit hy the labor shortage, plus
the current flu epidemic.
I'VE have no more employees
90 spare for the work. We have
got 10 find more help immedi-
steIy TO complete the job on
time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
GoOdfeIIoWs Ask
For Workers 10
Pack YuIe Gifts

This may be The saddcSt Christi
mas Detroit' needy kids have had
for a long time.
It's not that the GoodiellowS
haven't striNcn more va'lani'y
than ever before 10 see that
Sc GOO nor 50 lucky kids &C. q
Christmas Cift box containing nm
derve7r, hosiery candy, toys
books
What threatens happiness. what
threatens delivery of those pack
ares. is TIE need for more work
els n 81. ard -lI.- .l-l-L- tLL-ll- --
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07

toliko tisoc let ohranilo v ledu.
Tega mamuta je poiskal tud1
rastlinoslovec Adams, a je ma
Sci samo mamutovo okostje,
kateremu je manjkala tudi ena
noga. Kosti so bile Sc povezane
z misicami. Lobanje Sc je Sc dr.
zalo nekaj koze in tudi del uhlja
je Sc nasel Adams ma glavi.
Stran, ma kateri je mamut le-
zal, je bila bolje ohranjena.
Adams je odrezal kos koze in
jo wei s seboj .Bila je tako We
ika, da jo je morale vleci deset
MOI. Izmed dlak, raztresenih pc
snegu, so MERLE nekatere po Sc
dem centimetrov. Mamut je to-
rej moral imeti ma Vratu dolgc
! grivo.
Okostnjak tega mamuta kra
81 zdai ljeningrajski muzej. Q
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07

je mislil opat v rvazni zadevi
posljati do celjskega grofa, Her
mana, takratnega dezelnega gla-.
varja kranjskega. Sedaj Sc jel
Andrej vraGal v samostan. Nj
pa Bel naravnost. Sredi pota je9
krenil v stran in je po poljskih
stezah korakal proti gricu, ma
katerem je stala majhna kmet-:
ska koca. Pozuril je syoje ko-.
rake in knalu je stal pri sanot-
III hisici, kjer Sc De stisnil "
senco in krepko drzec svoj krat-
XII mec v roki pazno premotril
yso okolico, &c je pae sam in
ce ga nihee ne vidi.
- Nikogar nj vse spi, je.
dejal sam sebi. Sprawl je ostri
mee v noznico in Sc pritisnil X
oknu ma koncu hise. LIE treno-
tex je prisluskoval,s potem pa
rallo potrkal ma desko, XII je ma
domestovala sipo. Kmalu Sc je
deska odmaknila in dvoje tenn
nih oci je pogledalo, kdo da je
pozni klicateli.
- All - Andrej, je vzklikni-
10 dekle pri oknu. Takoj od-
prem.
!, Andrej Rowan je stopil k vra-
tom, XII so sc nitro nato odprla
in "a MIN ravno tako nitro "a
prla.
- Moja ljuba Polonica -'je
sepnil Andrej, ko. je stopil v
temno vezo in magic pritisnil k
sebi trepetajoee dekle, XII Sc je
pa nitro izvlo IL njegovega OBJ
jenna in ga potegnilo "a seboj v
soho. Tu je bila med tenn silva
stara zena vzgala tresko in jo
vtaknila med diva stramova.
- Hvaljen Jezus - je po-
zdravil Rowan, stopivsi v soho.
- Ma vekomaj - amen, je
odvrnila starka zlovoljno. "a
kaj pa prihajate tako pozno po
noci? Kaj hi rekli ,ljudje, &c bi
vedeli "a vase obiske? Sc sezga-
ii bi nae dal vas premilostni
gospod opat kot earovnico, ces,
da sem vas zagovorila =.
: = Bette, matt, Sc je smejal
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07
KAKO so NASLIyPRVE
OKOSTNJAKE <MAMUTOV

ze leta 1899 .je opazil suma-,
hov, poglavar Tunguzov v juz-
novzhodni Sibiriji v ledu blizu
izliva reke Lene nekoliko cudno
rec. Ker je pa gledal lie cd dalee,
nj mogel spoznati doticnega
predmeta. sele ko je spet prisel
k izlivu Lene leta 1901, je ugo-
tovil, da je bill to orjaski ma
NUT. Poglavar Tunguzov je spo-
rocil to, svoji .druzini, XII pa te-
ga odkritja nj bila vesela, ker
je v svojem praznoverju verje-
la, da prinasa TAXA najdba sa-
mo nesreco.
Res je knlalu nato prinesel
mamut nesreco.
Zakaj sumahov je zbolel in
dive lett nj vec videl mamuta.
Sele leta 1904 Sc je spet napo-
til k izlivu reke Lene. Zdaj je
lezal mamut ma produ. Ledu nj
bilo tam vec. Sumanov mu je IL
drl okla, "a katera je dobil Sc
rubljev.
Tunguzi so krmili mamuto'
vim mesom svoje pse. Smrao
gnijocega mesa je privabljaI
volkove in druge divje zveri, ds
so zrle meso mamuta, XII Sc j
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07

Topla pomladanska noe je le-
ia 1404. objemala Zaticino in
memo okolico. Bozji mir je le-
zal ma zemlji, ma katero je me-
sec razlival svojo memo svetlo-
bo in noben glas nj motil Via
dajoce tihote. Bila je noe, ka-
kor ustvarjena "a vasovanje.
Pc poti, XII je tekla cd graf
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07

Rowan. 10 bl premilostnl 60
Espod opat vedeli "a mole obiske
Y vasi koci, bi koj uganili, da
niste vi carovnica, marvec to-
lie drobno dekle in da me nj "a
govorilo, nego zaearalo S svo-
jimi temninni ocnli. s..
Rowan je sedel k ognjiseu in
potegnil Polonico poleg sebe ma
lklop, starka pa je sedla ma ma
sprotno stran in cemerno opa-
zoyala zaljubljeno dvojico.
Ia ljubezen ne prinese sre-
ee, je kakor sama sebi mrmrala
starka.
Zakaj ne? je drhtece vpra-
salo dekle in Sc tesneje privilo
k zalemu mladenicu, XII il je S
toliko ljubeznijo polozil roko
okrog vratu.
! - IL samostana sta doslej
prisi samo zalost in nesreca
med ljudi.
! - Ali sal JAZZ vendar nisem
menih, je zaklical Andrej, JAZZ
sem navaden sluzabnik gospo-
da opata.
- Pustite to sluzbo! Kdor
sluzi krivici in nasilstvu, je sam
krivicnik in nasilnik. &c bi vi
imeli postene namene Poloni-
1 co, bi ostali pri ocetu in morda
postal oskrbnik - tako pa ste
samostanski vojak, il katerega
ne bo nikdar mic.
i Nevolja Polonicine babice nj
spravila Andreja oh dobro vo-
} ljo. Glasno sc je zasmejal in je
:. veselo rekel;
;, - Matt, kar ste povedali, so
samo prazne besede. &c bi ostal
pri ocetu ma Smreki, bi pac po-
stal kdo We kdaj njegov nasled-
mix, kot praporscak zatiskega
cpata pa je lie treba prilike, da
!, Sc kako odlikujem in nitro po-
stanem oskrbnik ali pa Sc kaj
J, vee. Ravno sedaj pojdem do
grofa celjskega vaznimi poro-
Gill, in ce dobro opravim, dcbim
lepo nagrado. Ali mi zaupas,
, Polonica, Sc je obrnil Andrej
do svoje izvoljenke in il globo-
ko pogledal oci?
- Zaupam tt, Andrej, je od-
govorilo dekle. Bog tt daj sreco,
da kmalu dosezes svoj namen.
" lie nikar ne zidajte ma opa-
tove obljube, Sc je zdaj zopet
Cglasila starka. Samostanski 60
spodje so re veliko obljubovali,
pa so Sc vselej svojo besedc
.snedli. Samostanci samo grabi-
10 in izsesavajo mas siromake,
XII revscini umiramo. Sami
1--WE v izobilju in v razkosju
potratno in razuzdano
- Babica, ne govorite tako
Samostanski gospodje so vendar
bozji namestniki --
(DaIie Drihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07
"OPATOV
PRAPO
SPISAL FIR. RENEE
sPISAL FIR. REMEC

Seine Smreka - lezece skoro
tik Visnje gore = je poeasnih
korakov stopal vitek, kakih 20
let star mladenic, Andrej Ro-
van, praporscak zatiskega opa-
ia, mogocnega gospoda Albertu-
sa plemenitega Lindeka. Rova-
nov oee je bill oskrbnik grajsei-
ne Smreka in sin Sc je bill prisel
t. dan poslovit cd MEGA, ker ga
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07

kla so morali vzeti cd drugega
mamuta in mu jih .dodati. To
je bilo lahko, kajti pozneje so
nasli zlasti ma Ljahovskih oto-
kin blizu ustja rex Lene in In
digirke zelo pogosto ostanke
mamutov, teh strahotno velikih
zivali IL pradavnine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07
CONSTIPATED?
Don't Force! Den'f Sfrain-
Thus Risking Hemerrheids
TRY TINS FOR S DAYS

! Here's one right and proper way to moist
en- hard dry passages and obtain more gen.
tie easy movements. Every morning for
days, Is minutes before breakfast, drink
glass of hot water to which one teaspoon
ful of Kruschsn Salts has been added. While
, you are eating breakfast the hot water and
Kruschen will be feeding moisture to those
hard, dry passages. They become soft,
moist, easier to expel. No need to strain
and thus risk painful rectal irritation Usu-
ally within 80 minutes wastes are expelled
smoothly and gently. You feel gloriously
fresh again. Be sure to follow the simple
easy directions. Don't delay-you can get
Kruschen Salts at any drug store.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-05


persons debilitated or rundown.
Pyorrhea and dental decay lay
open the path for II. Or, 1t may be
frequent complication of several
serious underlying constitutional
disturbances.
The gums become tender, swollen,
and may bleed easily. The breath
take on peculiarly unpleasant
odor. The infection may spread onto
the tonsils, in which event the ton
sil Is swollen, red, and covered with
gray, dirty, membrane like coat
Occasionally, the bronchial tree
and the lung tissue may be invaded
by the same organisms,
The factor that ties trench
mouth to war Is probably that OF
nutrition. There is considerable evil
dence that inadequate diet plays an
important role In making 1t possible
for these organisms TO assert them
selves. At present, there are point
ers In the direction OF inSufiiciency
of vitamins G, B and A, In the Or
der named, with the preponderance
In G. 1t is probable that they eX-
plain at least part Of the nutri-
tional deficiency; there may be
other factors involved, too.
Obviously, In the treatment Of
this infection (also called Vim
cents angina), 1t Is wise to insure
completely adequate diet, and
take extra quantities of the Vita
Minis mentioned from both nat
ural and artificial sources.
The organisms multiply best In
locations from which air Is ex-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-05
-- WARTIME HEALTH COLUMN
INFECTION OF GUMS
NEEDS DENTAL CARE

cluded. Therefore around loose
teeth, under flaps of gum overly
ing partially -erupted third mo-
lars, and beneath overhanging
crowns or filings, the infection
may thrive and spread elsewhere.
The treatment again includes the
local care of a dentist in correct
ing such conditions as encourage
the growth OF the organisms.
For home treatment, the chem
icalS that release free oxygen are
useful In that they do not provide
ideal environment for the organ
isms. The best Of these Is hydro
gen-proxide, which may be used
as n mouth-wash In full strength,
or diluted with an equal amount
OF warm water. Used at frequent
intervals - say. every two hours -
and In conjunction with a high
vitamin intake and dental atten-
ton, II will satisfactorily cure
most cases Of trench mouth.
The infection has q tendency TO
recur, and all measures should be
taken to avoid the recurrence.
Because OF the difficulties inher-
ent In the control of the infection
and the important causes for It -
red, swollen, bleeding gums al
ways indicate medical care. The
means described here are to be
employed only until the help of q
physician can be secured.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-05
TRIBUTE SERIES
HIGHLY PRAISED
Chesterfield Adts Morale
Builders; Men, Women
Serving Nation

A doctor caring for his patients,
farmer tending to his crops and
storekeeper waiting on his GUS
toners all are serving their
country IN the same fine spirit
that's bound to beat the enemy
This Is the keynote OF Chester
fields tribute campaign which has
been running since the first Of the
year In newspapers all over the
country. 1t has won so much favor
able comment from the government,
various trade groups and the general
public that the Liggett ~ Myers
Tobacco Company, makers OF Ches-
terrified Cigarettes, will continue II.
The first ad In the current series
pays tribute to the men and women
Of medicine. American doctors are
making medical history serving
on all the fighting fronts and doing
double duty at home. caring for
their own patients and those OF
doctors who have gone into the
Service. Never before has the doc
tors pledge meant so much, TO
serve humanity faithfully wherever
the need may be. AS Chesterfield
says. They're True To Their
Pledge"
Another ad In this series pays a
we'll deserved tribute TO the small
storekeepers OF America. Their work
Is not spectacular, little publicised
yet, day In and day out they're
doing their best ito Supply Ameri-
cas- food. clothing, furnishings and
the friendly white Chesterfield pack
age that gives smokers what they
want"
In this series Chesterfield pays
tribute TO the farmer, TO WAACS
warWorkerg and WAVES and TO the
men and women OF radio. Chester
field invites your attention 10 Its
two top-ranking radio shows: FRED
WARING and his gang with Victory
Tunes and the Nations top-notch
l5-min2te variety show $50 HARRY
JAMES and Americas leading dance
band.
Each ad will again carry the seal
urging readers 10 Back up the Man
In Uniform--Buy War Bonds-Write
Letters" Copywise, Chesterfield
again stresses the Importance OF
The right combination Of the
worlds best cigarette tobaccos" in
making blend that gives smokers
the milder, cooler, better taste they
like.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-05
PLOTS ASSIGNED
in GARDEN DRIVE
Persons Notified Request
ed to Send Notice of
Acceptance

More than 500 applicants for gar
den plots were informed yesterday
that assignments for garden space
had been made and were asked to
send In their immediate acceptance
of the assignments, by Mayor John
s. Monagan's war garden commit
tee.
The pieces of land are situated on
10 sites loaned to the city. They are:
the Smith property on Country
Club road, the Rasmussen property
on Town Plot, the Bouley plot on
Bouley Manor, the Chatfield tract
on American road, and many
smaller sites. 1t was revealed that
the Porter property in the East End
was not donated.
The garden plots will be ploughed
and narrowed this week, these oper-
ations postponed several times re-
Gently because Of the unkind wea-
ther conditions. Several other plots
were donated to the city for war
gardens but had to be rejected by
the committee after soil tests indi-
Gated that the land was not salts
factory for gardening.
A fee OF 81 must be paid by each
gardener who wishes TO have his
soil plowed and narrowed, provid-
Ing the plot was assigned by the
city committee.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-05

WEDNESDAY
2:15 p. m. South school, Wolcott
Junior first aid, Lydia Young.
TOO p. m. Red Gross chapter house
1855 Grove ST., advanced first aid
Walter Raclcot, Harry Grover.
1880 p. m, Pearl st. Community
house. Junior first aid, Mrs. Hen
rietta Roster.
THURSDAY
9:45 u. m. Senter school. Middle
bury, Junior first aid, Mrs. Rose
Klitka.
1900 u. m. Scovill Mfg. Cor, chuck
Ing department, standard first
aid, william Strokalaits.
1:l5 p. m. Prospect Community
school junior first aid, Susan
Cocchiola.
$3.50 p. m. Pearl st. Community
house, Junior first aid, Mrs. Hen
rietta Foster.
1880 p. NJ. North End YMCA stand
ard first aid, Precinct 3, Sector
10, ID, 10, II, 10, 10. 20, 80, 49, 81,
35, SO, II; II. Leroy Woodeock
Wilbur r. Stone.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-05

a North Adams wooden mill.
known here as Monroe Kaplan,
he has n wife and i0-year-old
daughter, He maintains an elabo-
rate i6-room home on the fashion,
able Jamaicaway and nelghbors
describe him as mice sort Of guy"
Twice previously, his name had
entered the news. In 1896, he was
mentioned for appointment TO the
U. s. Maritime committee, The APP
pointment was not made.
Later he was associated with the
Reconstruction Finance Corpora
ton as an engineer and ultimately
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-05

became general manager Of The
Blackinton Mills, Inc, Of North
Adams after the company received
a 100000 RFC loan.
Monroe at one time attended
West Point but did not graduate
and until recently was associated
with several prominent Boston In
vestment bankers.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-05

the infection. One
organism is spin
die shaped, or
fusiform; t h e
o tn er Is spiro-
chete, shaped like
a corkscrew.
Trench . mouth
Is highly conta-
gious, and may be
passed along by
S UGH com m o II
forms of contact
as kissing or
dishes. 1t Is most
likely to appear
following acut G
FanAlA... 80 la
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-05
BY DIR. THOMAS ID. MASTERS
Written for NEA

Trench-mouth. as one might sus-
pect from the title, acquired its
name during the last war--and may
be expected to occur again In World
War II.
Trench-mouth Is an infection of
the gums and throat, caused by the
strange consorting of two dis-sim-
liar organisms, a marriage unfor-
tunate indeed for the victim Of
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-05
Civilian Defense
Calendar

Notices for this column must
be sent TO the Mayors Office
at least three days In advance.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-05

It was our world and now that
world is dead
And loneliness Is all that lies
aheadl ID. w.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-05
LOST GENERATION

L vas our world and it is not
today,
Pour then the wine and trim the
candles down,
We were the fools who bllthely lost
our way
And dumbly played the charlatan
and clown -.
call for the fiddler name the
lazy waltz
Speak of the fragile beauty that
has flown,
It Is too late to lance us of our
faults
We must go on unheralded and
alone.
There in the dust Of old, enchanted
We sold the precious heritage OF
man
Tor rancid wine and uninportant
sins
That stole the theme and purpose
OF our plan. -.
It was our world and now that
world is dead
And loneliness Is all that lies
ahead! ID. w.
Faces About Town: Herbert Hoov-
er, an early riser, taking his walk
from the Waldorf Astoria at about
The time Stay-up-lates are wobbling
home Leon Henderson and his
attractive Mrs. He has silelved all
that unbecoming tonnage =. DR..
Frank Kingdom, whose talks make
sense via the networks studying
the Stork Zoo 1t. Eddy Duchin
and Hannah Williams Dempsey to-
gathering at the Hurricane three
midnightS In a row :. Taloo Bank
head In her customary get-up,
Stacks and mink coat Mrs. Allan
Jones Grene Hervey) turning the
male heads along With avenue {.
Muriel Angefus, gorgeous locker
Fastening to the Imperial Theater
for the Early to Bed" rehearsals
Naval officers back from the
sea thrilled at being in the same
cafe with Gertrude Lawrence :.
Niles Trammel, popular NBC exec,
slim again after his long exile In the
ailing room Eddie Cantor's
daughter. Marilyn, and N. Karson,
art director Of the Music Hall, sigh
Ing at the same moon.
Sallies in Our Alley: The shop
takers recalled the time John
Barrymore once passed the Lambs
Club with colleague. The flag
on the club was at half mast &. /.
Lets go in said the companion
why not2" asked John :.
ITO find out who diedp said his pal
ooh, let's DON'T" said Barry
more, well only be disappointed
It's never the right onep When
Marc Connolly heard that q certain
Broadway producer (who Is known
for devouring actors) was the father
Of new child, Marc exclaimed:
What Is ia boy-a girl-or a
werewolf"
Midtown Vignette: In Reuben's
the other night Nico Hoogendam
and Cornelius Wander Slot were
studying the menu wondering what
TO eat :. Both are Dutch seamen,
who only recently we're adrift
In the Atlantic for the worlds rec
ord--83 days and nights Nico
only II, told how they lived on raw
shark meat-after using his toe for
while COMFY grabbed the fish
his hands And here they
In Reuben,s, wondering what
rider Fl ally, Nico decided
II was Lobster!
MemOs Of Midnightcr: The
Junior MISC authors rejected War