The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-09
Walter WinchelI On BrO0dw0v

said: Why are they making a pie ture about the atomic bomb? Every ones tired of hearing about that"
 WOOIwOrth DOnahJHe's tribe has finally approved his latest love Aiine Melia, a blonde eyeful. They met at Palm Beach last winter {. A night club stars groom was ap- prehended by Las Vegas detectives over a dispute about 8 $5,OOO check given gaming jOynt there |. Barbara Cavanaugh of the StOrk photo staff will be married to S.. Shore, dance mag exec New York filling station men expect gasoline price war about New Years
 One of the Big hoOch firms will be the subject of a Senatorial inuuiSitiOn Richard Franken- steen. former CIO leader (whO re- signed to open his own machine shOp), is having trouble with unions. AFL and CIO want control of his shop . Iturbi is being grOOmed by MGM as a straight emOter, sans piano. That's about as clever as making an umpire out of Ted Williams the hOme-runner.
 One of the nations famed Bishops has been taking instructions for change in faith, according to newspaperman from an opposition gazette. He turned that tip over to his city editor but the leg-men were unable to get any confirma- ton A syndicate editor relays the following item which naval officer pal relayed: High military men in Washington look for Rus sia to march into Turkey in Mo- vember" Sally O'Neil, former movie star, is ailing here . . AL though the Johnny Weissmullers haven't cleared the way to divorce yet, his next bride may be A1leen Gates, the golfer The John Sheppards were very secretly d1- vided at Las Vegas two Satdees ago. He'll appear in the new Moss Hart play An order for Helicopter was rushed to s. Amer ican presidente. Leaving town, Senor?
 The author of Under Cover" has a new one for Fall publication, "The Plotters," which picks up where Under Cover" paused . Although he doesn't know it Dewey will be getting the active support of Mer- win K. Hart and Nseph P. Ramp, both of whom plan merging. .Indi- annapolis newspapers should check on two groups incorporated there. The Loyal Liberty League and the Modern Minute Men. The last time this column saw the alphabet ILL and MIMI followed XXX.
 Some peoples view, supported by some of the best minds in financial circles, is that last weeks crash was due to public reaction to the very dangerous international situation. AS to how dangerous this is, such responsible reporters as Walter Lippmann, Sumner WelleS, Mark Sullivan, Anne Mccormick and Ar thur Krock have publicly attested .. Apparently, the public sells stocks when there is fear that rock ets-inStead of new cars-will be whizzing by. $. The public is wise to the fact that Wall Street is part of One World whether it wants to be or not, Further, the selling wave may possibly mean that the public believes that the State Dept. will be as foolish about protecting U. s. dollars as it is about protecting U. s. lives. This may be the Byrnes depression.
 The drop in the market may re- fleet the undoubted collapse of American foreign policy since the death of FDR. If the selling wave is without rhyme or reason las re- ported widely, it certainly reflects the stability of American foreign policy.
 This reporter goes one step fur ther. This is really time of thank fulness. . If FDR hadn't put in the
 SEC, the public would have lost money on the scale of 1929. Once again, by saving the public FDR ha, saved Wall Street. And how Wal
 Street hates to admit that it owe: it's continued existence to the re. forms it battled, and it's very lift to THE MAN IT HATED!