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...Ghostwritten by the Chicago Tribune's Washington hatchetman, Walter Trohan...
Democratic Party, has been accused of using his political connections to the detriment of small fishermen. This hurts Nick. He confesses that packers, including himself, "cotch too damn many feesh" to maintain present sources of supply. "My interest [in the Explorer]," he recently protested in a ghostwritten letter, "[is] for the postwar stability of the industry, to develop new grounds and methods...
...stated [TIME, Sept. 2] that the trade secret of the fact that Barnaby was ghostwritten had been let out of the bag last week. However, in an article for my junior high-school paper I mentioned that Mr. Johnson had stopped working on the Barnaby strip. This issue of The Reflector came out last June...
...Last week the Chicago Sun syndicate let a trade secret out of the bag: its ghost-ridden Barnaby strip (in 52 papers, circ. 5,590,000) had been ghostwritten as well since the first of the year. Next week the ghosts would materialize; in place of Johnson's byline, quietly dropped several months ago, there would be two new ones: Ted Ferro and Jack Morley, Connecticut neighbors of Johnson. Ferro, at 41 an old hand at collaboration, had ground out radio serial Lorenzo Jones with his wife for nine years. Morley, a 38-year-old gag cartoonist, once...
...hairdresser extraordinary on the S.S. Enropa. Author Shibers crime: helping to smuggle British soldiers out of Occupied France. Paris-Underground* a Book-of-the-Month Club selection for October, is Mrs. Shiber's exciting story of how she did it. The book is avowedly and completely ghostwritten. Names and places have been changed and shuffled to confuse the Gestapo. Mrs. Shiber valiantly insists that otherwise it all happened that way. But some readers may suspect that Paris-Underground has been somewhat influenced by Alfred Hitchcock...