The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-13
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 The !. !. AstOr, HI, child (T years old) iS desperately Ill at the Rhine- beck estate. Nine eminent doctors are trying to save his life The U. 0. Senator Robert R. Reynolds (Evelyn McLean) are zig-zaggy {. . A New England Congressman inc dictment (for mail fraudD is expect- cd any edition The U. s. will indict one of the biggest Hollywood enheads. Thisw eek, perhaps. Tax trouble .,s Selznick International studios paid $l0O,00O for ]. P. Mar quand's book, 50 Little Time" e. |. For grandson, Benson, will not get into trouble because of his Army's tranfer. Everything is legal, pa- pers in order, etc. j. Lord Noun batten as the most difficult assign Tnent of the war. It's 4 times larger than Montgomery'S, with one-half the preparation Rundy vallee's taking in boarders at $200 per month at his coast home Mitz Bruce tells pals sne'll become Mrs. Robert Ripley instead of Mrs. Phil Baker .. Philly's put in the high- est bid for the Democratic NatI Convention.
 Our Special MT. Whiskers Dept: U. 6. Attorney General F. Riddle is griinly telling chums (regarding the Tammany Hness): T told you sol" Leo Crowley of Economic War fare already understands why V. P. Henry Wallace clashed with Jesse Jones Dist Atty Hogan of N. Y. is waiting for the exciting war headlines to die down before recap- turing the front pages with the Au- relic matter. Claims enough dyna- ite to blow many concerned to bits and send one or two big shots to prison =. The G-Men's probe of leaders of the German American Vocational League will soon result in indictments D.. Despite runors, the Feds insist Prosecutor Rogge will present the sedition cases again to the next Grand Jury thaht convenes in the Dist of Coi.
 Madame Lltinov has renewed the lease on their penthouse apartment for another year. The tip-off, per- haps, that Maxll be back Ilona Massey, the star, has adopted war tot from the Foster Parents place at 66 w. 42nd Lorayne Holmes, ex-fashion editor, is now Mrs. John Walker. He's mcdico Bessie Cushenberry, ex.hat-check don at Fl Morocco, Is now Red Cross nurse otis L. Guernsey of he Tribs drama staff, will be welded Co Dorian Downe of the limp wrist set. Tn Nov. Not one editor cabled Halle Selassie to ask how he felt about 1talys defeat [. A big upheaval is about to happen in the local underworld INS edi- tor N. Adams was badly beaten Up by muggers on E. 47th Street :. Rickenbacker will head a firm mak- ing new autogyro .. Bookies who feared FDR was a risk are now making him sure thing.
 Midtown Is still buzzing over the orgy on Labor Day weekend at Fire Island involving several we'll knowuS And about the retired Army "braSs hat" wno openly is of- ferina anyone Q tall sum to marry his ex.wife to stop her from using his name. Her Nad links barred her from England and she was probed in the South .. A Boston party-thrower in Manhattan every week is to be the target for a morals charge That was quite e row between Director Edmund Gould ing and Playwright Fredericvk Lons- dale back stage at the Beck. Ex- AmbaSS. ]. Kennedy is said to be one of the plays packers for 3S Gs Johnny Broderick, the re. tective, returned blanks to fill in for his listing in Who's Who." Said he never reads that magazinel"
 Several organizations have united to obtain signatures from citizens to petition the President asking him to direct the Attorney General to take immediate action against lead- CTS of the Klan and the 34 alleged seditionists The White House I0SCAoAOLl 4hSL WeCk Vu puDAAoIl pLlOIOS showing American dead and wound ed was caused by the erroneous im- |rresSion that only Europeans were |suffering Fourth Estaters hear that Ernie Pyle will cop a Pulitzer Prize A former press attache at the Polish Embassy (now an American citizen may be Poland's next Ambassadorto here The Na2i Trans-Ocean agency planes the Italians for the loss of N. Africa, Sicily and Stalingrad .. Sports cir cles say there is mystery over the ocation of the Army Navy game. We hear it'll be at Michie Stadium.