The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-30
Walter WincheII
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NEW WORKERS ARE TALKING

NEW WORKERS ARE TALKING
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 Eric JOhnstOn's offer (which he will get today) to accept the presi- oency of Boeing Aircraft to succeed the late Philip Johnson. He will oecloe between that post and the oI1er 70 succeed Will Hays as Holly wood movie censor Brien Mac Mahon (of Conn.), William Flll- nrlght (of Ark.) and Warren Mag nuSon (of Wash9, the three young est (and newest) United States serl- svors, now on the Senate Foreign helations Committee (plus Ball of Mlnnssota)-au of whom will in- sure the U. s. a just peace MT. nulfs prayer to Senator Magnuson
 - only hope God gives me enough days to see the peace written"
 f1lloa Knight, one of the towns 4oVeliest glamadchens," who will become Mrs. Thomas Forve. He's phone firm exec Cong. Adam Oiayton Powell (the first Negro to sit In Congress from N. .Y.). who may have to resign his pastorate because of his romance with Hazel scott Selective Service ready Ing to call up three million more men.
 The "One Touch of Venus" back stage feud between star Mary Mar tln and producer Jack Wildberg, If cooler heads do not intervene a successful show may shutter G. JesselS concern over D. Ruryon,s "rlb". Then why do you talk too much?" one of us scolded If I ddin't talk" he said, "I'd have been a little tailor in Brooklyn years ago! Anyhow, when I talk I always say the wrong thing!" {. L. Holtz who got Runyon unhappy quoting Jessel, will get a nice, whole chap ter all to himself in Jessel's next book, he says.
 United Artists two new British imports, Co. Blimp," and MT. En- manuel" which prove our Allies can make fine films as well as light wars . Stork Club maestro Moro Morales new rhumba (dedi- cated to Tony and Sally De Marco, Sally in the Woods" .AThe way A. Jolson raves about the beauty of the renovated Roney Plaza hotel an Miami Beach. New owner Schine (movie impresario from Glovers- vile, N. Y) spent $600,00 dolling 1t up The rumor about Jimmy Durante marrying again. If he does, the bride may be Dorothy Collins .. The test of Mrs. J. Di Maggie Dorothy Arnold), which Warmers made a year ago-a corker. May lead to something, according to rival talent scouts. She screens beautifully and can act .. Fred Allen who will be checked up by a Boston specialist Sen Mead of N. Y, who is being groomed al- ready to run for Governor of New York In 1946.
 The sudden divorce rumors about a famed male canary The fabulously wealthy Britisher now in the U. s. not c. O., who won't be welcome in England when the war Is over because of his lack of interest in the war effort Bertio Mann, the new orchestra batoneer at Pelham Heath Inn. He is a godson of Texas Guinan. He claims having a new style of dance arrangements .. Edward G. O'Nein who may be the new Federal Att torney for the important Southern District of N. Y. He is the master mind who directed Augustus Ben nets campaign which rid Congress of Fish. MT. O'Neill is currently probing the Camp Shanks scandals appointed by FDR f. Jerry Les ter and Jane Froman who should pack the Copa starting Dec. '. Its gross this year may be 2 million, tops for a N. Y. night spot The AP's swell notice on B. Roses "7 Lovely Arts.
 Nedenia HuttOn's romance with youthful interne. Nedenia is the stepdaughter of diplomat J. Davies . . Mira Stephens, the showgirl, who may marry a department store magnate from Philly .. The beau- tiful receptionist over at Michael Todd's sumptuous offices on w. 56th street. She is Kay Griffiths, the missus of Brod Crawford, so take a little-leave a little, Bub .. The amusing pickering between Jack Benny and Don Wilson on Bennys airer over who said: Don't Give Up the Ship!" This Sundays Benny program will settle it once and for all, the jerque! . War Cores pondent Max Hill (author of "Ex- change Ship" a thriller) who re-
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