Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-11-30
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Man about Toun:

Marshall Field, again rumored
dickering for a New York eve'g
paper, probably won't get it. If the
Dewarts sell it to anyone, it would
likely be upstate publisher Gannett.
. The Roney-Pleasure miami
Beach, is open but very little else
is. The hammering, painting and
banging depressed some too-early
birds, who took the first champion"
back to the Stork Club. But don't
ever let anyone ever tell you that
sun doesn't erase sinus clouds i'm
mediately. Magic for US. =. The
Ford firm will soon announce blan-
ket wage raises up to IS p. c. to
insure complete harmony with the
United Auto Workers. That'n leave
Gen. Motors and Chrysler holding a
large bag unless they ditto.
Kathryn Grayson, the star, had to
summon neighbors the other SUM-
down to help her eject a gun-carry-
ing torch-carrier. Chi now has
law which calls for $25 fine for
any woman driving with hat that
covers one orb. -. They allege that
Einstein told FDR (years ago. that
the atomic project wouldn't click.
FDR then discussed it with Univ.
of Chi's Salazer, who reversed Elm
STEMS opinion.
Juke-bOx Makers, who anticipated
big market in England pubs,
learned they are flop there. .
Jacques Diamond, the coast publi-
cist, showed Admiral Halsey's
daughter Marion the Hollywood
sights. Sun Valley reopens to
the public July l. Kaltenborn
and L. Thomas are tiffing. {. Mag
editors are getting squawks from
people that prices are too high.
Newsstands hear there will be
more than 100 new mags in the next
few months. :. Bill Mauldin, whose
book cup Front'') is dedicated to
the wife he Is now suing for divorce,
is having the dedication changed to
read: dedicated to Wives Who
Have Been Faithful to Their Hus-
bands.''
The Magic Lanterns: Diplomats
fattening Nazi rodents on legalistic
cheese can learn how to build bet
ter rat-trap by viewing the Russky
release, 1--WE Accuse" This is
pictorial record of the Kharkov war
guilt trials. The Russians provide
nooses for killers pronto, instead of
giving them enough rope to skip. .
Scared Stiff" is frothier than a
h,,H hi IL
ing spoofing keeps it bubbling. ..
First Yank Into Tokyo" whams
across bing-bang-up meller tailored
in the Enrol Flynn style. :. Repeat
boost: kiss and Ten'' comes
through in blaze of outlaws.
Word Juggling: Ma Villepigue,
the 49th St. restaurateur, was re-
calling when she had that colorful
spot at Sheepshead Bay in the race
track sector years ago. One of her
regular patrons was Diamond Jim
Brady, who not only ate like horse
but also showed some horse sense
in his talk now and then. "In pat
terning your life," Jim once advised
table full of folk, "you have to de-
eide whether you want to be liked by
people of wealth or by wealth of
people"
Quotation Workmanship: Sarah
Lorimer: Dignity is the one thing
that cannot be preserved in alcohol.
Thomas Wolfe: She opened
hearts as though they were lockets.
-. Corneille: The man who par
dons easily courts injury. :. .Jessy-
ca Russell: The clay feet of my
idols-some day I shall use them
to powder my weeping face.
H. G. Wells: What on earth would
a man do with himself if someone
did not stand in his way? -. Charles
Lamb: Not many sounds in life
(and I include all urban and rural
sounds) exceed in interest knock
on the door. R. M. Hutchins:
Whenever I feel like exercise I lie
down until the feeling passes.
The Radio City tailor who displays
all the colors of the rainbow for
mems fashions. :. The happy tipsy
at the Prometheus fountain in Radio
City getting himself splashed.
The retired air force lieutenant-col-
onel running high speed elevator in
midtown skyscraper. Police
men directing traffic, with the furi-
Gus wind-swept rains scratching their
faces. There must be an easier way
of making living. =. The misers
who spend misery days (such as
Monday and Tuesday were in New
York; counting up the bonds and
G-notes in their safety-deposit boxes.
-. Jacqueline Dalya, the actress,
who requests and invariably gets
room I'll in the hotel she dwells at
from here to Mexico City-"7l1" be-
cause it rhymes with Heaven, she
says.
Faces About Town: Ex-Secy of
the Treasury H. Morgenthau with
his son in uniformly at the Stork.
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