The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-25
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tiSh used ice rinks as morgues '. The G-Men are probing the thefts of huge supplies of food and meats from a hotel in the sos Now that the tourists have left town in crowds, the influx of South Americans will be felt in NYC. Most are loaded with money and are ter- rife tippers. They arrive daily in punches Ed Kennedy, the AP chief abroad during the surrender Che beat the field), has just re- ceived his severance pay. He was on the payroll but didn't get an as- signment Local Demmys will wage a big campaign to push Wm. Schiller in the State Senate from the Silk Stocking Dist. He is president of the Polka Dot Fashion Guild. ... LaGuardia never recommends 8 lawyer. Tt makes you" he says, "a partner without pay"
 In . New York gazette the other week (book Section) on page IA William J. Baxter advertised his new book: No Imitation Coming" He. was billed as Q distin- guished economic adviser On page 24 of the same section another expert named Ralph Borsodi (de- scribed as predicting the '29 crash) warned to buy his tome titled: "In- flation Is Coming!"
 Moral: Read the funnies and don't get perplexed.
 T-men say that if the hooch situ- ation doesn't ease up by Yuletime the PIT boats (sold as surplus prop erty) may become history's fast est rum-runnerS .. Fire Dept. men in plain clothes are stationed at important subway stops, nite clubs and hotels to prevent an echo of the LaSalle Hotel tragedy |. Gerhard Wilhelm Kunze and Aug ust Klapprott (convicted during the war) will be brought to Ellis Island this week for deportation to Ger many and Mexico Isn't Sen- ator Langer working to get Bund leader Klapprott's U. s. citizenship restored? Several indicted as alleged seditionists are plotting to support Kunze while he is in Mex tco Bilbo's hysteria over the poll-tax voters is based on his fear that the people casting their first votes in Mississippi will also cast their first stones.
 New Workers are wondering why the Army withdrew Mai. John Hus- tons film, Let There Be Light" It is documentary study of psy- chiatric treatment of neurotic GIs. It was scheduled for showing at the Museum of Modern Art on West 53rd Street, starting June 3rd for four days Another film was substituted The script was by Chas. Kaufman, the photography by Stanley Cortex It is moulder- ing in the vaults of the Penta- gon. Why?
 Table-talk in the Capital was the way someone forgot" to send car to meet ex-President H. Hoov- CT when he was recently invited to the White House. Even Democrats were embarrassed at the treatment accorded an ex-President (. Tee, hee: The March of Times publicity on their latest (about Alcoholics Anonymous) went into the mails reading: March of Time Drinkers-Every Four Weeks" The MOT staffers are still being teased about it, hic!. =. The employees of the Book-of-the- Month Club have adopted 75 French warphans of all faiths and send each of them two packages of food, toys and clothing monthly For Gov. Arnall of Georgia, who got threats from the Klan: J. Pulitzer's old Morning World here enjoyed its greatest triumph in its battle against the Kluxers. When they threatened him, he replied: Your threats can- not frighten me-because they only prove how much you fear our facts!"
 Coal from the United States is al- leviating Switzerland's fuel short- age.