The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-22
MAN ABOUT TOWN

MAN ABOUT TOWN
 Donald NelsOn's next bride will pe Margaret Colbourne of Washing ton Niles Trammel, the NBChief and Cleo Black, New Yorchid, VIII soon be middle-- -aisled, accord Ihg to pals The former Mrs John O'Donnell (Doris Fleseon) will be the bride of former Circuit Court tinguished N. J. jurist. Tis Honor Oi Appeals Judge Wm. Clark, a dis IS now in the Army Leon Jan- hey, the star, and Isabelle Lohn, a pretty artist, will merge next month Ann Embiricos, widow of the shipping heir, is ixpected to wed British nobleman (of the Cunard Line) in Palm Beach any day |. Ambassador J. P. Kennedy's Junior and Phyllis Brooks are toying with the same idea The big buzz in racing circles is that racing uuthori- ties have been promised (sotto voce) they'll be able to hold the week end meets Ca la England Tn the carly Fall or late Spring So jockeys say.
 Times Correspondent, William Krchm, ordered expelled from Mex leo, at the last moment was faV- ored by MexicoiS Foreign Corres- pendent Assn, which petitioned Foreign Minister Padilla to revoke the deportation order. Time, it appears, had called Padilia the Black NarciSSuS of Latin Amer Ia t,,,, .. Mexican officials consider Time mot exactly anti-MeXican, but not inclined favorably toward Mexico" If Time has such an unconscious policy, they feel, 1t might stem from the factt hat Mexico permits mag named "Tiempo" (which means Time, and is almost an exact copy) to flourish there despite protests of the U. s. neWsmag.
 Katherine Durham, the sepia dancing star, has purchased a $200000 mansion at IA East Fist street New York. Her neighbors will be sister of Mrs. Vanderbilt on one side, and on the othe rsicd the Prick Museum, where Mrs. Prick occupies the penthouse. New Workers hear that one of the larg- est wholesale liquor dbealcrS will lose it's license-no renewal .. Washington society whispers that Mrs. Stotesbury will disoWn James Cromwell's daughterm, Christine, if she weds paratrooper Ed Williams, who love each other devotedly Dr. Wassell, tch hero decorated by FDR, is patient at St. Albans Hosp :. Peggy Ryan and It. ChaS. Maxwell (of the B-29 Maxwells) are playing for keeps |. Fridays coi'm, British Women in the War; goes into the Cong. Record today.
 WnShingtOnOtes: FDR runs the war through Gen. Marshal! anud AdmiralS Lcahy and King II Hopkins, Stettinius and Morgenthau work on foreign political problems, and Jimmy ByrneS and Anna Boet- tiger Qhe Presidents dauRhter) handle domestic matters FDR'5 iavoritc retreat is q rarely-iLemed White House penthouse. 1T MT. BoWles quits at OPA, the rumors say, Sumner Pike may inherit the post The Repub. Natl Comm. (allWed limit of three mlllion) collected $2999, ,90054 for the cam paign Donald Nelson may go to Australia to set up War Pro- duction Board for them there -. FDR has warned his Generals, ct aI Cand will likewise caution Churchill, to stop predicting the "cnd Of the war" date.
 Col. AnatOIc LitvaIG, the cx- Hollywood director, alAl Doris | Mrs. Mcryyn) LeRoy are Stcadying | Benny Rubin, one of Vaude- Villc'S top-lnerS( is an unbilled mmcber of Bob Burns radio show. IIe is Frankie" U. 5. Senator Robert F. Wagner's son Ca major oVcrseas) ana other staff officers | lifted morale on Christmas Day by | waiting table on their their enlist ed men, doing K P duty, washing | dishes, etc. Many SWank places no longer serve demi spoons with midget coffee because The Bcst People SWipc them . The advance | Sdlc Ol DDuRcoIJcdIc D iCiiiI''"' ID the biggest in Alvin Thcater history. Could be traced to Zorina's awful looking legs? . George Pitts. head Of the Dairy League Che ran Tor It. Gov. the only time Al Smith was defeatcd), dIcd in Miami yeS- tcrday The col'm IS being pub lished in The Sun Setter Nether- lands, East Indies.
 Senator Wheeler has informed in- inmates that he already has 32 votes in the Senate against the Dunbar ton Oaks plan and that he needs Onyy :. ETAOlN UNuNuNN only two more to kill the peace of the world And become the Henry Cabot Lodge of this war . Mrs. II. T. Jordan heads the big event at the Waldorf tJan. 26th) the annual Polka Ball for the relief of Polands destitute one of the first to respond to the call for nurses is Monte Blues daughter, BarbarM who becomes d Navy nurse shortly . One of the