The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-24

the IOnOsphere (abOve any other na-
 tiOn) the latter's population can be
 plotted out in a split second {.
 If you don't believe this, then quix
 the War and Navy Departments
 Most worried man is s. BiIl-
 ingsIey. His reaction was: "DO you
 think these damn bombs will affect
 the StOFk Club?'"
 James Montgomery Flags book,
 Roses and BuckShot," due in the
 Fall, is why the intelIigentsia of
 the art world are going around
 with that worried look Anna
 Volkova (ballerina with the original
 Ballet Russe) was married in Syd-
 ney, Australia, to Major James
 Barnes He popped the question by
 cable when she was hoofing in s.
 America It's a girl doll at
 the French Hosp for the Don Burkes of the H. Luce factory. Man.
 ma is the former Cathleen ConnorS, daughter of coast oil magnate.
 Biggies in the distilling industry
 were summoned to Washington the other day. Something brewing-and
 that's not a joke, bub Don't
 walk the dark streets. Cliff "Uku- lele Ike" Edward, strolling west on 53rd, was held up by two Stickups, who hid in parked cars in front of the Rehearsal Club - tepeed by theatrical ladies The wife of a rich midtown man arrived in Reno the day he died.
 Add letters refused for publica- ton by New York paper: T say bring all those poor people (unwant- cd by the British in Palestine) to America! If there should be just one Bernard Barlsch in the lot, we'd be getting a tremendous bargain. Did MT. BevintOlerance never hear of Britain's great DisraelH Does he not know that if it weren't from the magnificent fighting spirit of our own Nathan Strauss, that (thrOughOut the wOrId) there are many hundreds of thousands who would not have lived after their fifth birthday? Well, lock 1t up, MT. | Bevin, then go hide in shame!-l John COnnery, The Catholic Actors Guild, Hotel AStOr, Ash Street and Broadway"
 Cops are waiting for a kerrickter | who crashed Mrs. Chuchu Mar tineZ's room at the hosp (where | she just had her baby) to return. | He told her he fell in love with her pictures in the papers Gag writer Hal Block was crowned King Watermelon" at the Madison Long champs. Quite scene A photo mag calls Huntington Hartford, III, the president of the A. & P. Tea Co.,, which he ain't. The president Is John A. Hartford, Ellott Roose- velt'S old friend The American Legion will campaign to get gazettes to stop identifying criminals as ex- GIS, which they claim is another form of intolerance After turn ing down radio offers on the coast Tor years, conductor John Cart will go there. His dog Brandy, got a screen contract! Hotel chains may install a new radio which gives hours continuous operation for 2-bits M 8 slot Middleweight Champ Tony Zale viii defend his title against Rocky Gra1iano at the Stadium next month, but he will not contest Mrs. Zale's divorce ac- ion It is 8 beastly canard that rumor now making the rounds) hat Bennett Cerf's car, which was wiped, was the reprisal of any ,olumnist! The rap at G-Man Hoover (by a sports scribe who of his presence in the press section at the fight) vas picky. He was in the 4th row ,f the $100 pews, the guests of friends. He shared a chair in the ast row of the press section for ,nly the knockout round. And so Vot, anyway? Rep. OToole wants Congress to probe the Louis- Conn fight We're for that It would be nice to have Joe Louis meet up with Rep Rankin Inst OnceI I'