The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-04
MAN ABOUT TOWN

Noel Toy, the dancer (who most delighted the delegates at the Se- cur1ty Conf) becomes the bride of Capt. Carleton Young of the Air Corps in N. Y. this month Al JolSon, who bought ring for his ex-wife (when she started dis cussing divorce), just turned it over to a famed gem store for sale. He paid $350,000 for it! Pals hear that when It. Comdr. Jack Demp- Sey is inactivated he will inherit a big post in Washington Hel- nut Dantine's pulse rate is swifter because of Conover model Nancy Hyland H. Hopkins, who was supposed to be eligible for unem- ployment insurance on June 1st, is still working for the welfare of the nation - to the envy of his ill- WlSherS . Almost 20 per cent of Moddom Perkins press clippings for the past six years) are ru- mors of her resignation There IS a new epidemic of chicken-pox plaguing New York city.
 Earl BrOwder (Who never intend ed to become a comedian) con- tinues his farce on the Commy- change-of in bitterly criticizing America His friends eff any, ill Moscow ought to realize that he does them more harm in the U. $. than Herr Goebbels at his best Providers efforts would be laughed off as an insult to our national intelligence, except for the suspicion that it is a foreign at tempt to insult the American flag and embarrass our effort But a quick look at the global map should dispel any such illusion No country in the world is big enough ito get away with it.
 That the Mayor may run again is the opinion of his heir-to- the throne, Newbold Morris. He oughta know . Margaret Ray, for years S. Hannagan's Girl Friday, becomes Mrs. H. T. Tracy at the Cathedral on Satdee Leah Ray Mrs Sonny Werblin, the music -master) resumes recording platters with Xavier Cugat, after years of do- mesticity . . It's boy for Betty Jane Hess of the Lovely -to-Look- At Dept and her naval officer groom now at sea One of the longtime radio favorites is plan- ming to change the style of his pro- gram becauSe-to everyone's amaze ment - his show has taken such T HoOnara zzi,1C The "rT" mon are hep to two midtown hotels, where most black-market deals al- legedly are plotted.
 Add Fellow Travellers: He is a star who appeared often on Broad way. He is due in a new attraction Eight years ago when Hitler Was riding high, Adolf presented a photograph Of himself to this boot flicker when they palsy-walsy'd ir Berlin The inscription reads: To My Friend and it is signed by Hitler .. The producer of his new show knows this is true-aS do Sev- eral shoWfolk and newspaper peo- pie . On" said one admirer, that was years ago. He was so eualible then Izzatso? So were Rudolf Hess and Chamberlain and others This actor, ironi- cally enough, is married to a Jewess who was converted :. You mean, sarcasm'd an insider, that she re- signed from the JeWs?" At any rate, it didn't help things much. When Hitler wearied of the star he chased him because his wife was once JeWiShl' Now that Hitler has departed for parts ye; unknown, this fair-Weatner friend of Americans can return to Ger many where they must need hams.
 Movietown raised it's eyebrows the other edition when a New York papers coast femme reporter itemed heavy romance between Blake Garner, the wealthy lad-about- town and Curt Massy, the thrush. Both Of whom are boiling at her boner They are fellas! Private Sandy Reles tWho has the Purple HearD was wounded again on April 18th, his birthday! He is back in the front lines and sends Brooklyn his fond est regards .. A Well-knoWn author