The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-09
Walter WincheII
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One of the best retorts yet, We think, to the careless epithet- finger is this by H. Singer of New York. He concludes a long verse on tolerance with these lines: Let us never forget thsi important fact as we look for someone to abuse In the last ten years Hitler's ho- kun has killed more whites than blacks, more Christians than JewSl" WEAF is changing its name to WNBC soon via $75,000 pro- motion campaign . Ann Sheridan read a report from the coast that Warmers had lifted her suspension and that she was returning to H'Wood Annie says it is news to her, but if it is accurate-why hasn't she been paid? Also why was she suspended for not wanting to appear in a picture that the studio decided was not good enough to make without her? Jon Se- bastian, conductor of CBS' Great Moments in Music," will marry Cynthia Cavanaugh of the girl shows very soon Dozens of contribs wondered if Berliners would check it all up to Red-tribution
 Hamilton Fish says he is glad ne was defeated . Making it unani- nous.
 Swedish gazetteS are asking U. s. news services for reamS of stardust copy on Les Brown whose band via it's players, is now the No. swing favorite of that country . A top flight character actor is having dif- ficu!ties with his studio They in- sist his diction is hard on the ears. He claimed they were daffy. So they played a play-back of his di- alog for him, and he couldn't de- code it all Look out for the bootlegging on trains. Some of it turned out to be tea Sec'y oi the Navy Forrestal has been voted most shy official in Wash ington The May issue of Sir" magazine will feature a story by H. Coson called T Made Love to Jane Russell" despite the scowls of her studio and husband .. Chuckle at all the names of lads you sec ltemed with Adele Jergens. Her da-dee is a movie magnate Walter Pidgeon would be just as glad not to appear in any more films with Greer Carson. She inherits all the glory, he says . This is the columns idea of nifty. It is in the book, Take Care of Yourself. /" An attractive young woman once asked dermatologist what to do for her prematurely-greying hair. Admire it. he advised The Chaplins' big headache was all that crank mail from anonymous mor- ons. They now have bodyguards.
 In Fort Smith (Ark.) neWspa- per on Feb. 2nd this classified ad appeared: Ozark Hotel. now off limits. Civilians may now have rooms without being insulted by drunken soldiers" . Many soldiers have sent this advert to us with this memo This hotel prospered when it catered to enlisted men" .
 suspect that when servicemen sec this here they will clip the para graph and send that hotel their opinions Ho, hum Dept: The dear who conducts the food colyum over at the Herald Tribune had this to say on the morning of Feb 9th: Heaven may punish, but we shall never keep secret again. It's month now that we have hugged the news that Charles & Co. will return to the Manhattan grocery world. We promised not to tell un- til the right day. Walter Winchell, who doesn't make praonises, told it last Friday . You're damb right, we did. News isn't something you hug. It is something you print, said he, skipping gayly away.