Pleasant Grove Review | 1948-01-30 | Page 6 | Doodling on the Typewrite

WALTER WINCMLL Doodling on the Typewriter The feds are checking a big New ifork theater operator for alleged Income tax evasion. Insiders hear It looks like a gaol term for sure. . . . Doris Duke told intimates she was forced to come here (from Paree) because her orchid farm "simply has to be put on a paying basis." Well, times is tough all over, milady. I'i'st yock of the year. When a famed fellow's toupee slid off his dome (into his zoop) the other night in a Hollywood spot. We recently colyum'd about prett Hungarian waitress (-working in thi V. S. senate snack bar) who thoughi she'd like being bach in Vienna, "which is so much more gay!" . . . The item pui her picture in the gazettes. . . . Wha fallowed apparently changed hel mind. . . . An army lieutenant from Neu York flew to see her and spoke ardem wordage. . . . Another reader phonei her from Scranton, Pa. . . . She is nou quite awed and bewildered by the wa) "theengs happen zo qvickly to a strain-cha strain-cha in Amerryikab!" The Radioracles: You can discover dis-cover Inner Sanctum's spot on the dial where heebie meets jeebie. This show remains the topper among the spook spots.