The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-02

her eyes which need no glorifica- ton, and her voice as gentle as the dawn winds of Ireland in the bram- ble roses lining lost boreen [. wen wander hand in hand.
 Some of our wanderings will take us to radio studios and there we'll meet some of the people you hear on the air, and of these people you shall read anon in this column .. '. If you care to read -.
 To my own mind-and God knows plough through enough stuff to form decision-Earle Ferris is Ra- dio'S Number One Outstanding Press Agent. His greatest quality which might be termed his greatest wealEness-is that he'll always give the other fellow break. But in that simplicity of action is his great charm-and his success -.
 I have known Earle for many years knew him when he was with UP I knew him when he flopued on some business adventure know him today.
 Earle is planning for me to meet a lot of people whom I think you'd like to know Because they are very real If I fall down on the job of reporting the fault will be entirely my own ..
 am going down to New York as daisy-eyed a goof who ever went to town. I'm going to see Earle pushing aside the Fox Fur collars that the little dears wear even in sumner-who crowd up his office and Dick Mooney over at Steve Hannegan's, and Marvin Hirsch who is business manager of the best trade radio mag going.
 I'm going to pop in on RKO where Art Brilant will be turning out his stuff, oblivious of the fact that once upon a time he was top ranking newspaperman, and I'm going to 20 over to my old shop, the Daily Mirror to meet in humbleness the greatest newspaper gal I've ever known-Hettie Fithian Catel :. And all these things will come back here in this page.
 I'm going to call on Tom Ken nedy who's editor of movie trade mag; and on Charles Joseph Vim cent Murphy who has been big enough to overcome his name as one of the best sharpshooting reporters to land up as one of the editors of LIFE magazine; and I'm going in to NEG where Hallie Robitaille will always be as beautiful as slim daffodil.
 I'll miss seeing Captain Leighton Blood of the U. s. Army and French Foreign Legion, the most daring little devil I've ever known-because he has left NEG to go to Washing ton and I'm not going to Wash ington But Tn get to see George Crandall, who does great job as big shot publicity man for CBS and Arthur Perles. and Ann Harding who didn't know newspaperman could wear store clothes.
 These are only few of the things shall do on my vacation. but there are other things about which shall tell you, like going down to Earle Ferris's apartment on lower Fifth Avenue. and shaking his hand in friendship :. ,. which is something to treasure.
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