The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-11
MAN ABOUT TOWN

As esaS A. N. the day after cleo. tlon the J, P, Morgan board of dlrectoaS met. Alfred Sloan was among them -, This summarizes the discussions: Teft definitely out as Republican choice for 4s t"too reactionary, etc."D .. Dewey ditto (never give a loser a second chance. etc.) vandenberg and Warren are their pets for the White House .... They felt that COP control of the Senate is not food for strengthening their '4s position ... They reasoned that fl anything goes wrong, the Republicans will getthe blame.
 Mrs. James Farley who shelved 90 pounds, wound up in St. Clares Hosp Ina Ray Hutton got her divorce in Chicago last week |, When cashier Nickel Ccharged with embedding a million bux from the Mergenthaler firm was nabbed by Che cops at his hotel they found a 25-cent edition of novel on his night-table. IL was titled: Nothing Can Rescue Me" Tammany chieftain Ed Loughlin Is keeping that post because of a phone call made by his pal Morton Downey, who phoned the Mayor on the coast Broadway wisenhelmers took terrific lacing in the stock mar ket. They were so sure 1t would climb high the day after election. Instead it went oops Had enough7
 The AP on Nov. 4th quoted the news from Sofia, which falsely att tributed to MT. Byrnes' statements he never made at the Peace Con- ference in Paris . The phony quotes Gan indictment of Molotov) included these words; But, in America, when the bill rings at six in the morning. we know it is the milkman leaving a bottle of milkr AP and all news services couldn't trace the source The words are similar to paragraph used in this column |. The words are similar to a paragraph used in this column Communists planted them in a speech by Byrnes, which he never uttered.
 t Political observers say Eleanor Roosevelt is the most popular and respected U. s. delegate to the U N. John L Lewis is lots sicker than associates know or his enemies hope His successor (when and iD as head of the Mine Workers may De John OLeary .. The Attorney Generals office at the Dept. of Justice is due for a reshuffling Of its top-deckers May happen in a fortnight. Several of Mir. Clark's aides will be shifted Puk Paaris as cavorting about town wearing gigantic emerald necklace .. Scotch now costs Sl20 per case if you don't want to buy rum or gin as tie-in. With that tie-in. it costs only S68 :. The ABC likker board shuttered three East Side saloons for refilling bottlies .I Washington hears that Ralph h. gersoll, who just quit Marshall Fields gazette (for taking ads), will eortly start groundwork for a new liberal daily in Washington. It will take ads.
 Mike Berger (reputed by many newsHnen to be the best reporter in the land) asked his city editor for 6 raise and was refused Only locals will savvy this one: Feet Edson went to the Mergen- thaler Go. and applied for the job as cashier flaw! Attn hotels in midtown, especially on 59th Street: That H Lee Rather, who left checks that bounced (and caused 90 much trouble before he was caught, has been committed to Mayview by Pittsburgh court, via psychiatrists. (Just as we expecteO Ed Rockefellow of the Lotos Club passed on last week Joan Belmont (grand-dghtr. of zillionaire August Belmont) is now on the Roney-Plaza Hotel press staff. She was recently awarded the Kings Medal by His Majesty for her work with the American Field Service co. ; % million white shirts they say, will be released before the Yuletide holidays.
 General Batista, the revolutionist N9AAA GA~eAAAs ASAS VI SAbttff Ap fNSNT ting what? Tn room 9l4 in the Waldorf? That's where the U. N. is trying to establish peace! Lawrence Tibbett, Jr., and Betty Hill will be news soon Eight New York detectives are body guarding Bevin Wouldn't 88 be safer? Oren Root, Jr., (one Of the dynamos for Willkie in l940) is one Of the AVG chiefs the Com munists are gunning for ;. Took the elections to show us the dif- ferenc between FDR and Truman
 Roosevelt unified the Demo- crats and Truman unified the Re- publicans Altho 800 copies or sSoutheFn Exposure" were sent to book critics (throughout the nation) only three papers have reported on the book. which unveils the Klan.