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New Workers. and others planning
to visit Miami Beach this winter
Twill be sleeping in churches and
schools" according to the president
of the Greater Miami Hotel Assn.
:. The Fibber MCGEE film,
Heavenly Days." briefly outlawed
along with Wilson" by some U. S.
Senators (for showing to troops over
seas), will be released any day. =.
The new stamp commemorating
the defense of Corregidor was cray
oned by Logan U. Reavis of Asso-
clated Press. The Look pub
fishers have been raiding all other
mags for their new picture project
to compete directly. with Life.
Gerald L. X. Smith, testifying be-
fore congressional committee, said
choosing between Dewey and
Roosevelt is like choosing between
thug and robber. If Smith isn't
careful, Herr Goebbels will sue him
for plagiarism. E. Editor and Pub
lisher's survey revealed that only 20
per cent of the papers are for FDR
and that 10 states haven't a single
Roosevelt gazette.
When a Nazi war prisoner died
on an American ship returning here
it was decided to bury him at sea
an hour after the black-out-when
the garbage was dumped too.
Several of the accounts in the pa
pers about the Under Cover"
author being elected from Gerald
L. K. Smiths press conference by
the frightened Smith, exposed by
the author, appeared to overlook the
big point in the story. Instead of
belittling author John Roy Carlson
for being kicked out, why didn't they
emphasize his heroism in going I'm
escorted right into the enemy's
BOBBY trap?
Love Letter: Dear w. w"
writes correspondent Ray Josephs,
who covered South America and put
it in new click called "Argentine
Diary" "Buenos Aires has a new
neWspaper-an underground paper,
in which its big feature is a COLIN
titled: Eel Winchel de la Argentina
The name was suggested when they
learned you uncovered many a raw
deal in the U. S. A.
Practically all the dailies there
have been gagged and strait
iDrlyntnI h1, ha l,ot
ground papers have sprung up ev-
erywhere. 'Wincher gives out with
the inside stuff in back of every
move made by the Fascist chiefs at
the Casa Rosada (Argentina's pink
White House,. He prints documents
suppressed by officialdom, tells the
facts deleted by censors and ex-
poses the oo-la-la secrets Of Juan
Peron, Mussolini imitator, and No.
man in Argentina. The big-shots are
going loco trying to learn where this
new 'Winchel gets his stuff Caught
reading him means the concentra-
ton camp at Patagonia. This is your
monument in Argentina"
Our best unreliable source from
Berlin just airmailed the following
flash. 1t seems that Adolf and Goer-
ing had tiff, again.
Adolf spotted new medal on
Hermann's uniform and said: How
many times, Hermann, I told you
dot you must not ware more met
ties dan me? Wy you varing Won
extra mettle, hah?"
"Oh, mein Fuehrer," whined
Goering, "diss is not a new mettle
- diss iss my America First
button!"
Add tough breaks: Dean Hudson,
band leader, lost out on a sponsored
auto program. Because his name
was the same as another car
Dinah Shore is the victim of wild
rumor which has made her mis-
cradle. despite the acclaim of over
seas troops she entertains She is
happy with her marriage . For
mcr AP correspondent Mark Barron
who was stricken in Ethiopia and
couldn't recover over THERE'S fully
mended since he was indicted. He
is now commander
There will be no fanfare about it,
but the British military is about to
hold its first court-martial in the
U. S. A British officer is the
defendant. The case will be heard
in New York and, for security rea-
sons, in camera. But the YER
dict, when approved by the British
War Office, will be made public in
London.
Varga gets $1,000 each for his
covers from King Features The
next Sec'y of State for Cuba will be
William Belt, whose family is from
Beltsville, Md, near Washington.
He recently fought a duel in Ha-