The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-20
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their navy The king without a throne Neopold of Belgium) will figure in a story out of Switzer- land where he plans to white wash his war record with some sort of defense The National City Bank has purchased a plot of land in Sac Paulo (BraziD and paid more for 1t than they paid for their Wall Street headquarters A Bos- ton firm recently bought million and a half surplus knives, forks and spoons from the govt. Then they stamped them: Stolen from the U. s. Army" They sold like mad to war vets who like to boast The $25O,O00 alienation of af- lection action which Valtin Camp bell, ex-Soldier, has brought against George P. Kimrnel (rich D. c. law yer) is the reason two Washing ton execs have already gone on pre- mature vacations.
 Orchids and Love nnitt Kixxxxx to the Knoxville (Tenn.) Baptist Min isterS' Conference For their description of the XXX as "sedi- tiOuS, un- Christian, an appeal to ignorance, un-American and an in- fluence designed to disrupt all social, economic and political life in this country"
 Two ministers, however, opposed this resolution. They were T. Wesley Hill and J. Harold Smith, both of whom recently paid a sO- cial call on the Rankin Un- Ameri- can Comm. in Congress Match.
 Paul Whiteman predicts the new song by the Kennys ("AdventureD will be the biggest hit of the year There are eight new Broadway colyumists including those on hobo publications. The night spots gotta cuff 'em all, too Capitol grape vine insists Judge Vinson took the Big Bench job on the promise to step aside in the 48 elections. He was promised that '52 would be his year The U. s. Treasury wants legislation to out-fox corporations that overpay their taxes in order to get the 6 percent interest via the refund . A big union will make headlines for black deeds ot it's treasurer. Involves three mid- town places Hep Washing tonians see the fine Eye-talian hand of the British Tories in the monarchist riots Ex-King Um- berto is jockeying for a State Dept. okay to come over here.
 They'll probly deny it, but we hear the only thing left undamaged after the Hiroshima atOnnbs fell was safe which withstOOl the terrific pressure Made by a famed U. s. safe maker. There are photos to support the fact The Gov ernment hasn't released the info for the obvious reason that it might be construed as evidence that there's material imperviOuS to the bombs effect A list of the witnesses to Operation X-ROadS would be Of immense inteaNeSt to AmeE1canS- almost as shocking as the bomb itself. Just try to get the complete list from U. s. Public Information and see what happens.
 A group of Soviet engineers have arrived in the U. S. ito study public porks systems" under the tute- lass of the Federal Works Agency They'll visit Chi, San Fran cisco, Los Angeles and San Diego. They are interested" in bridges, street and highways . Iss dot zoh? If the Army-Navy merger goes through (which insiders believe 1t won't), Stuart Symington will be Secy of Natl Defense Lots of big shots are reported loaded with Mexican gold. They keep it to cir cumvent the ruling about possess ing American gold coins |. |. You'd be amazed at the number of big shot American writers and others who pay no taxes by living in Cuba and continue selling pieces up here.
 And for good reason, too. Authors often use four years to write a book,
 and if it's any god, it is best
 seller. Then they are taxed heav-
 fly the year they are paid-not the
 four years devoted to doing the
 work . The mayor needs a stage
 manager, or one who knows tim
 ing". On the day he sounded off
 against the bookies, pay-offS, gam
 blers, etc, Hizzoner had his pitcha
 taken by news photographers at the
 Belmont Race Track! The May
 or's most sensational attack is eX- pected today. Open atomic warfare
 on Tammany Hall, which he be-
 lieves will erase it from all maps.