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HOTELS AND-RESTAtR-WrS HOTELS AM) RESTAritAXTS I. J. Fox Memorial hH? W' oi tr1 a sc afta 'TWSlLw -r' a 8 ro to By DAN TON WALKER Manhattan Memoranda Attorney General Torn Clark will ring; in his feud with Representative J. Parnell Thomas of the House Un-American Affairs committee when he (Clark) debates with Gov. Duff of Pennsylvania on the American Forum of the Air (WOR) tonite, ostensibly on the Truman vs.

Dewey issue. Jim Hagerty, Dewey's press chieftain, so confident of victory that he has already worked out a White House press schedule. Advertising agencies have done a greater cash-on-the-line business during this Presidential campaign than any since 1936. "Progressives" will have to pay more money to hear their idol, Henry Wallace, than "liberals" to hear Truman in their respective Madison Square Garden speeches. Hank's tickets run from 60c to Truman's from 50c to a $2 top.

A number of -cowboys from the rodeo left town without a dime in their jeans, thanks to the smart operators of a poker game in a West 50th St. hotel. New ork's Chinatown in an uproar over the discovery that many monthly contributions sent to war-destituted families in China over the past ten years have never reached their destination. Central Park residents intrigued by the tale that Central Park Lake has its own "flying Dutchman," a guy who sets out nites in a rowboat, never to be seen again. Nite club publicists' ire aroused over Bob Sterling's refusal to pose in their clubs for pictures.

Author-producer Garson Kanin had to be dissuaded from taking out one of those "what's-the-matter-with-the-critics?" ads after the lukewarm notices on "The Leading Lady," starring Ruth Gordon (Mrs. Kanin). The Duchess of Windsor's ex-husband, Ernest Simpson, here from England, making the rounds unnoticed. Vivienne Segal, who'll make her local nite club debut at the Embassy Nov. 3, is set for one of Bob Monroe's radio shows.

Frank Sinatra's kids are said to have persuaded daddy to make a series of hillbilly records with Dorothy Shay. Jane Wyman, the deaf mute of "Johnny Belinda," to play a wisecracking comedienne in. her next, "Kiss in the Dark." Pug dogs, popular at the turn of the century, are making a comeback, probably due to "Life With Mother." Martha Vickers expected to descend on New York for a stage debut around January. Mickey Rooney (of Rooney-Stiefel, Inc.) negotiating for rights to remake Buster Kea-ton's "The Navigator." Else Reinhardt, widow of Max Reinhardt, to appear in the movie "The Great Sinner," which her son, Gottfried Reinhardt, is producing for MGM. Unveiled Tonight Clergy of three faiths will officiate at the unveiling ceremonies of the I.

J. Fox memorial plaque at the 77th Division Association clubhouse, 28 at 8:30 P. M. tonight. Mrs.

I. J. Fox will unveil the plaque, and her son, Lieut. Howard A. Fox, USNR, will accept it for the family.

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Benny Goodman (Alice Hammond Goodman) came into a new inheritance of a half million from her grandmother, a member of the Vanderbilt clan. Paulette Goddard is said to have made an unprecedented deal for doing "Anna Lucasta" $17,500 a week during production, the total to be not less than $175,000. Producer Herman Me Levine has composer Julie Styne and others toiling on the musical version of "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes." Big oil men, arriving in town in droves lately, a big disappointment to the Gotham tavern keepers (no big dinners, no unusual spending, etc.) London expects a big percentage" of its restaurants to close for Christmas weekend, because of a new law giving cafe employes triple time pay on holidays. One reason for the shortage of food in England is the stockpile they are building up in case of war. Miami, which boasts so many beautiful private swimming pools, will have one of its own, free to the public, before the first of the year.

Murray Weinger is chartering a plane to fly New York columnists to Miami Beach (and back) for the Dec. 23 opening of his new Copa City. Sale of Las Vegas' El Rancho Vegas Hotel was completed by Joe Drown to a Los Angeles group headed by the fabulous Katie-man brothers', still in their 30's, who started ten years ago with a Hollywood parking lot. One of Hollywood's favorite comedians, Abe Burrows, is currently the attraction at Le Directoire. Unlike another Hollywood favorite, Pinky Lee, Burrows sticks to material that is clean enough to be heard, on the radio, where he got his start.

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