The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-10

Willkie tells intimatss he won't run unless the COP attempt putt ting over an isolationist Lou Maxon, the OPA exec in that re- cent controversy, is popular with the night club attaches. One of the few big tippers around. $10 to a hatchecker is his rep among them Rye is now 80 per cent in- stead of 100 It is now bottled in short quarts" no age Helen Fortescue Reynolds, who for years has said: T can't afford to get married-because of the big ali mony get!" may change her mind with Ivan Golf, Hollywood scriv- ener John Van Druten's new play, "The Voice of the Turtle" tdue on Broadway in the FalD, has only three in the cast Jerry Colonna. the radio favorite, throws all his clothes out the window when he becomees too depressed Sold cober, tool Dr. Dafoe always said that he knew nothing about child psychology before the quints were born and didn't know much after. "They write those pieces for me that read on the radio. I'm told they do no harm and I get paid we'll"
 Life Story mag will soon unveil what it calls a racket. It will slam the fortune-tellers, alleging preying on war mothers and kin It re- minds us of the wealthy man whose hobby was fortune tell CTS . One day about 12 years ago he was having his fortune told and the teller asked. Are you building a big home?" Why, yes!" he said Well" she told him, when it is finished - you will die!' He and his family have been living in it since-but he has never really had it fin ished Workmen are instructed to keep adding this and that to it They build new wing-or change a room-and will never really finish it..
 The Curry group, insiders allege is behind the war against Tam many Hall chief M. Kennedy . Building inspectors made the rounds of the night spots check ing to see if they are overcrowd- ing. The Boston catastrophe isn't forgotten yet With H. Bennett the No. man in the new Ford set-up - widening sphere of influence will be returned to Wm. J. Cameron Libby Hol- man suddenly quit at La Vie Pa riesienne Capital tipsters are linking Missionary Davies, Speaker Rayburn, James Byrnes and Sena- tor George despite his being purged once) as FDR's running mate MT. Wallace. however, has added new friends among the press all of whom will go to bat for him in time.
 Senator R. R. Reynolds, in a re- cent issue of his weekly. replied to statement of the colyum. i C., that he voted against most of the defense measures Reynolds denied it, adding that he voted for nearly all of them. He ended with: "Thank you, Walter!" All we know is what we read in the Congressional Record, as Will Rog- CTS might have said Senator Reynolds voted against Neutrality Revision: Limiting armed forces to the Western Hemisphere; both Lend-Lease bills, Transfer of Axis Ships, Extension of the Draft and the Armed Ship Bill '. His CO., operation with the Administration was voting for Conscription!
 If the hysterical buying keeps up femme hosiery may be rationed Jade Ling, Chinese beauty in the new Folies Bergere, received more flowers premiere night than any other doll in the show |. Add earacheS: The society matron in a sWank spot who audibly groaned that the war was running her dinner parties. She simply could not get initialed matchbox covers any morei Watch on the Rhine,' the Lillian Hellman prize winner, was written around actual events in the life of man named Katz Miriam Jordan, former Hollywood actress forwards this menu from a London restaurant "Varieties: (a) Ballotine de jambon Valentinoise. (b) Assiette Froide ct salade" The authorized H ze d translation: (a) Hot spam. (b) Cold spam A govt film now being made Is called "The Fall of Italy