The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-31
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 Secretary oe the Treasury vinson, who has the inside track as Tru- mans running mate in '48, would rather step into the, vacancy that senator Happy" Chandler will cre- ate when he quits for his baseball job. Tn that event, Assistant Presi- dent John w. Snyder will get the Treasury post and Vinson will still be No. 1 for Democratic V. P. |. one thing the hawk-eyed Westbrook the late Congressman William Siro- yich as the middle-man who ar- ranged Elliott RooSevelt's loans is that Sirovihc was also the president Of New York bank. Therefore, had the Texas radio stock been sound security, he could have made the loans himself Rival veter- ans outfits are frantically soliciting ex-servicemen with movie reputa- tions, as promotion material Jim Farley is back in the good graces of the White House. He will be an aggressive candidate for Gov- ernor of New York Nelson Rockefeller will continue his Office of Inter American Affairs as pub- lie service, privately subsidized.
 A year ago, in this column, was first published the amazing, mys- terious disappearance of Irwin Marks. He was an international figure who lived for 25 years in Paris and came to New York just ahead of the Nazi invasion. Marks vanished into thin air here, and as yet there is no trace of him Originally Chicago stock sales man, he became the European rep resentative of the Shuberts, Metro Goldwyn-Mayer and many stars, in- cluding Sonia Henie, whom he first booked in America He had one of the broadest acquaintances on earth, and, though little chap, was always a conspicuous figure slight, bald and dapper, seen at all theatrical and sports events and smart cafes He was 8 bachelor He has two sisters in the Middle West who are as mystified as anyone else <. The New York Police Missing Persons Bureau has marked the case off as voluntary absence" because Marks had paid his hotel bill and office rent and had withdrawn all but $5 from his checking account. But no one as 2 yet has discovered why he should want to go up in smoke when all his interests had always been irl the thick of metropolitan affairs with people prominent in the public eye.
 Ilona Massey steady -dating hel ex-husband, Alan Curtis And Bob Mizzy, ex-husband of Gypsy Rose Lee, has parted from his bride of a year. Jane New, and is court. ing Gyp all over again Geral. dine Fitzgerald plans trip to Ire. land to divorce her husband, LindsS } Rogg, with matrimonial intentions toward some lucky gent whose name she will not reveal .. Larry Brooks of s'Song of Norway" and Mar! Muffin, Metro starlet, have broker < their engagement :. Mutual friend are frantically trying to reunite thu Keenan Wynns ]. Jack Faber who won . Presidential citation engaged to Marilyn Morrison.
 Shirley Temples cinemama l! I furious because her baby is rushing s her marriage. Her producers, how k ever, are tickled, which is unique. Al a rule. the Hollywood magnate! shudder at the idea of youne star becoming 6 wife. But in thii instance they have been up agains q problem educating America t' forget that Shirley is 8 child won der and has become Q romantic in ginue. The marriage does It..
 Can't. Carson Kanin wins the Wa Department commendation for th' prize film, "The True Glory" trac z ing the European war from D-Da. to Rheims :. Eleanor Parker, war < ner starlet. has broken off with Jo' KirxWodo, Jr., son of the crack golf er Lucille Wall, the Portia O NBCs aPortia Faces Life" serial. Ter her hospital bed after a month t' xecuperate on the New Jersey shor' < -eo she got sunburn which sen her to bed with her shapely arm and legs wrapped like a mummy.
 Too Bon0mo, who won . beauty prixe q score of years ago for tn finest masculine form and features hecame a silent picture star ant s stunt man, has turned out to hay plenty between his ears. too H has become a millionaire, conduct ing no less than eight profitabl business enterprises, half of whicl in no way stem from his interes