The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-28
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 Navy It. Richard Reynolds, heir fo, the tobacco (Camels) fortune, and his wife are discussing abroga- fion Mrs Roosevelt will stump for candidate O'Dwyer in the Harlem sector. After the mayoralty cam paign Ed Flynn will return to Mos- COW for Pres. Truman pr. Paul Roland Captured by the Japs with Gen. Wainwright is enroute here after being reported missing 200 dancers are needed by USO camp shows for six-months' overseas tour. They should apply to Camp Shows at 106 w. 39th street starting Monday at il ante meridian. w. Churchill is trying to mend matters between his son Randolph and daughter-in-law Pamela The striking elevator operators should get more than the present scale of S27 week. Swank spot dishwash- CTS have been getting $60 per week.
 FDR's youngest son, John (re- gently decorated by the Navy), is fhe latest of the family serving as target for attack A syndicated column reported that he was con- BcientiOus Objector and had to be drafted He enlisted! It. John Roosevelt says he never was con- sclentious Objector.
 "Oh, we'll" someone said to him, pnOw it's your turn"
 "But isn't that libelous?" he asked.
 Forget it." he was told. "YOur father could have paid off the na- tionaI debt beating libel suits."
 Ford is said to be planning to back Charles Lindbergh as head of a new airline. The continuance of shoe rationing (we hear) was over deal CTS requests that they be allowed more time to sell huge stocks of ersatz footwear. Walter Reade, theater man, may start his own newspaper at Asbury Park, N. J.... New Workers hear that Capt. Pat ton, the generals boy, and model Maureen Mitchell are setting mer- ger date soon.
 One of FDR's severest hecklers (evcn on the day of his passing when he told newsmen: Roosevelt is tiead-ha, ha, ha!") is now re- ported gravely i'll. He may live one week, one month or one year.
 The Civil Service Commission is issuing orders to all Fed agents in New York to make sure employees do not get too involved in the may oralty war. The Newspaper Guild wants fifty per cent bonus for re- porters taking risks via planes. .. The barker who sells sightseeing tours at the corner of 46th street and Broadway came to town years ago with bankroll to back show. All he has left (of his first and only flop) is a raincoat from the shows wardrobe The busiest block in midtown between 8 and 10 ayem is West 44th street, where over fifty delivery trucks gathere daily to pick up the feature film you see that night in your neighborhood '. Much decorated Edward Bykowsky (the wounded and lame vet who has been picketing Bilbo) was once door, man at Loew's Criterion theater on B'way.
 Philip (Tiny) Fell, very social member of the ogden Mills clan, has been in uniform and much of the time in the U. s. during the war. Because his kin and friends had no idea of his assignment he was the victim of gossip and cruel cracks about having soft berth, etc.. Tiny (nicknamed because he IS 50 plump) finally lifted everyOnes eyebrows the other edition when a news photo was published. It rec veaIed him standing alongside Gen. Groves, tNe Army's liaisOn officer on the atomic bomb.
 The mayors of Miami, Miami Beach and Coral Gables will be here today to discuss plans for a worlds Fair not far from the Roney- -rlaza beach Broadway Roses successor on Broadway (Katie Kresser) was arrested by It. James O'Brien of the mendicant squad. He found nearly $1,000 in her clothes. She bailed herself out but she was sent to Bellevue for observation. where she will be charged full rates.
 aOne Nation" is the title of new book (with many illustrations) that should be on your night table and your children's, too. Morton Rob- inson's new novel, "The Perfect Round" is another recommenda- ton. Author of American Guerilla in the Philippines" Ira Wolfert wires: Tt is vivid moving remind CT to those who fought the war and Q warning to those for whom 1t was fought" . Dana Wilson, a glamour gal, is back from Movie town with a book debunking Hol- lywood. The title is: Make With the Brains, Pierre" Julian Messner IS the publisher Jack Roper, the former heavyweight fighter, is now