The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15

Juliet Lowell, author of the nov city book, Dear Sir" will wed B.. Goldstein, one of the MT. Bigs at Technicolor, when the divorce de- cree is granted. He is former Rabbi, now estranged from Mar garet Stern. niece of Rabbi Stephen Wise An East 10th St. apart ment is the scene for motley as- sortment of Latin diplomats, medi- cos and Socialites who hold orgies. On New Years eve the famed bath tub incident was outdone when this tub was filled with champagne and guests got into it nekkid "Scotty," the waitress in the R. c. A. coffee shop, the bachelors will be pained to learn, soon becomes a bride The racing ban in Flor ida hasn't dented the major ho- ! tels. The Roney is running ahead of last season .. Who gave those two black orbs to that dramatic critic?
 On Dec. 5th, the American half of those two captured Maxi sabO- teurs landed by sub) called at the realty offices of H. c. SamuelS at 19 E. 56th St. He said he wanted an apartment When they men, tiOned one at No. 10 Downing St.. (N. Y.) he smiled and signed a per- init sheet for same. It has been turned over to the FBI.
 Gypsy Rose Lee is kicking her own shins hard. She was offered $SO,O0O for her interest in the tour ing Star and Garter" show and re- jected it, saying it would tour two years. It closed after eight weeks in Chi. When asked about her long time pal, Jim Timony, Mae West says: "Oh, Jim? He's mercy a superstition with me" Jack Kofoed. Jr., with the marines ir the Pacific, and his wife (Marior Wilt of Philly) will be theree ir March The Major Luther Da- vises (Dolly DeMilhau, who edits the Stork Club Talk are imaging too Elsa Maxwell and her po- litical conscience (Robert Marks have parted. He will complete hel biog. however .. Peggy Wallace statuesque blonde, Weds Greek shipping magnate in Miami on Feb ruary Ill sectors of the natlor where silver dollars are commonly used thousands of commercials gwcrt planted in the U. s. by Japs before Pearl Harbor. They haven't beer called in because (we're told they contain more silver than ours do!
 Dear MT. Winchell: As l lis ten each Sunday evening, I am more convinced you are honestly an' conscientiOusiy trying to help vii the war and make possible the win ming of the peace. You mentioned the desperate need for nurses 10 the armed forces. Can you as al honest reporter continue to mak the plea for nurses without addin the Army wants white nurses Of the 5000 registered Negro nurse the Army has taken 247, while tn Navy has taken not 8 one. Yet, " are told that 10000 nurses are need ed at once and may be drafted |, won you say d WOAu ~DvuV VAAA" Marguerite Lowell, 468 w. 15Srd St N. Y."
 Postwar plane builders have al : most perfected jet propelled pas senger luxury airliner to carry 10 persons with crew You will hay dinner and breakfast in N. Y. am luncheon in London-three hour later! T.. The Phila. Inquirer own CT gave w. R. Hearst this sugges tion: Publish miniature ma called Heart Digest and fill it witt condensed stuff from all Heart mag (Cosmo Good Housekeeping American Weekly, etc). MT. Hears may consider it after the war :. John Mason Browns thesis on til Mayor in Sat. Review of Lit, shoui' sell it out War plant execs wan bookies for their factories . The discovered the better the bookie, th more desirable They learne bookies keep intricate charts an would be invaluable in drafting de partments At a sWanky nigh spot ringsiderS watched headwait CT fawn anxiously over a neWcom CT. He got him the best table an shared him waiter in record tim
 etc. Must be some big shot
 observed a Standee "Yeah, niftied Nancy Walker, some pris oner of war, no doubt!"