The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-25
MAN ABOUT TOWN

Xhe Duke ef Windsor's intimates bear he may switch his allegiance o the Q s. A. Mrs. Ralph eeramyis chums say she left for Reno Wedzdee The Ray Bol- gsr's are seriously weighing their Mggest decision w. Churchill may sp,rn the offer as next Dock pf Marlborough .. They say Will Clayton will be among those to get nhe bounce out of the State Depart nent. Nelson Rockefeller another casualty Model-actress Candy Jones Is in an Army hosp. some- where in New Guinea. Malaria. .. Senator Pepper is behind the move bo boom James Roosevelt for Secy Df the Navy Postmaster -Gen1 Robert Hannegan is delving into the records of all New Dealers. If they aren't bona fide Democrats, they'll be fired The rumor mill persists that Mrs. FDR lis about persuaded she should run for Con- gress" .. A New York room clerk lost $2,o0O in a dice game and bhrugged it off. saying: "Oh, I'll make 1t up in no time"
 As soon as the mandate for the re- lease of the 25 Bund leaders comes down from the High Court htey will be re-arrested immediately. Approxi- mately 18 of the 25 will be classified as alien enemies and deported. Presidential warrants for their ar rest already have been filed. Seven Sannot be deported because they are Are either native-born Americans or have been naturalized so long ago 4aey cannot now be denaturalized. ahe others have been |. But why Aeport Fritz Kuhn and the others ot Germany where they will spearhead Ehe next war? Why not lend-louse hem all to Russia, where they will ko longer hace toothaches?
 HaA for the six arrested members T the State Dept was raised en- hrely among fellow members of the etate Dept. These arrests have
 plitt he S. D., with most workers DTS there siding with the six |. Julie Hayden's undressing room at "Glass Menagerie" features five photos of critic G. J. Nathan '. |. Coasters believe that E. Cantor's yongbird, Nora Martin, will elope with her agent any day Capt Gene Markey Is at the Bethesda (Md) Naval hosp. It's not gener- ally known that he was on a Jap held raid-soiree (Russell Islands), where he caught a tropical infec- Hon Did the gazettes report that Billie Holiday, the singer, was }ound in dazed condition wander hg in Harlem? Gen. Bradley Eill have 8 tough time cleaning out n1e dead-wood of the Veterans Ad- ninistration because too many of h1em are there via Civil Service.
 0anada Lee, the Colored star, Staeted that suit against mid bown Swiss spot to help break down discrimination '. He came in with Gov. Dewey'S Paul Lockwood (who 6 White) expecting to be served the sane as other patronsu there. To make matters more difficult MT. Lockwood had called the day before to learn If he could bring Lee there, and was told he could.
 Ren4-NoveAist-O Oritis Allen Tate nd his wife, Caroline Gordon (also . novelist), are unreconstructed Sebels. At Sewanee, Tenn, (where Tate edits the Sewanee Review), :, thy have a huge Confederate flag 41 their living room They will be some important shifts within the month over att he British Elm baaey You will be madder than hell when you witness Orders from Tokyo" Ca 20-minute film in color) Knowing the destruction of Manila >y Japs Nuns and tohers who were ravaged and bayoneted will make you scream for vengeance. But will the Navy release it? |. h's girl for the Raymond Paiges and ditto at the Armand Deutsches (Benay Venuta) Rep. Curley's Eooters say he probly will win the race for Mayor in Boston The Journal-American's Sports Ed. (Max Kase) and Kay Gallagher will be blended this week
 ThD Council for Civic Unity Nos 1ngeleS) sent out long letter con- oerning Gerald Lucifer Kodfish Smith. It says in part: "Crackpots and rabble-rousers have flocked to