The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-16
Walter WinclleIl
 M NezO York

{, Tribute: (By Don Wahn): You're in my heart for many secret things .. Your laughter-when the lane is dark and strange. The warmth ana glow your simple courage brings. The gay and charming way your moods can change =. You're in my heart-for faith that seems to shed. A radiance that lifts the twisted soul. And points the way to bright CT days ahead. When two can reach mystic, cherished goal !. So, if at times the thunder's crash is deep So, if at times the lightning tints the sky :. /. So, if at times the very heavens weep. Here is a truth that time cannot deny You're in my heart-and down the years to be You will be hope and trust-and ecstasy!
 Newspaperman Novelette,: Bill Nichols, one of the editors invited by Eisenhower to witness the sav- agery of the Nazis in Germany, will probably never forget the trip. Not only because of the terrible things he saw in the concentration camps (and gas chamberS) where Germans tortured victims ... Bill vas billeted in bombed-Qut Hotel Excelsior at Munich. Candles were the only it. lumination-and he knows how Malcolm Bingay (of the Detroit Free Fress) himself was tortured. It was awful, says Nichols, in agon- izeo tones Poor Malcolm The Detroit editor discovered a typewriter in room and flushed with everything he had seen, sat down and by touch system (unable to see the paper in the machine) typed steadily for four hours-chas- ing Nichols out of the room when ever he Sauntered in .. Finally, Bingay came out, waving rolled up sheets of copy paper, and declared it was the greatest piece he had ever done To prove it, he handed the documents to Nichols, who found not one word written down Poor Bingay After four hard hours and inspira tion-there was no ribbon in the typewriter! With Love and Kixxxxxx! J. Car roli Naish's superformance in Par amounts "A Medal for Benny, due at the Rivoli on the 23rd Phil Bakers glad-libs on his Sum- -nighter Jane Pickens at Versailles on E. 50th The Ha- vana-Madrid show On the Town" The way Mort Downey toys with Mail Cau' Larry Douglas version of Anywhere" Ted Shapiro's new song, Hes Home for Little While" |. The book, Don't Wait Up for Spring." by It. Chas. Mergendahl Jeannie Harrison's big-time direction of Boston Blackie" via the Mutual Network Carol Bruce torching Sleigh Ride in July" G. Jessel's Dolly Sisters" (2Oth Century-Fox), out of the top drawer.
 Hollywood Gag: Al Jolson regaled the crowd at Dave's Blue Room with it last night An Italian res- taurateur was wringing his hands and grooming What's the mat ter?" asked Johnson Our great America" almost wept the man, Hoses great President, and 45 minutes later we have another President. But a dishwasher quits me cold during rush hour, and it takes 6 months to find another one!"
 Sounds in the Night: At the Stork Club: Every time I meet gal I really like she's either married-or am!" -. At the Game Cock: Hey interdooce me to the hefty dame with the Earl Wilsons!" At Topsy's: The difference be- tween a president and a dictator is this: For 12 years we had Roose- welt and for those same 12 years Germany had Hitler!" At the Park Central Lounge: Time mooch- es on!" .. At Bradley's: "Is he a wolf? Every time he takes a walk he gets cinderella in his eye" At Ruban Bleu: "She reminds me of somebody's mother. My dachshund's!" At Theodore'S: She must be from Florida-you never see grapefruit like that any, where else" =. At the Hotel Dixie Plantation Room: Our armies have turned the goosteps into goosepim- ples" At Reuben's: "If she were any meaner, she would have been born in Germany"
 Broadway Confucius: A Lotta Eel lers Who Complain Their Boss Is Dumb Would Be Out of Job if He Were Smarter.