The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-30

OTeneStCa.
 President Franklin D. Roose.
 yelt's annual Jackson Day ad.
 dress to Democratic banquets
 all over the country will be heard on the WABC. Columbia
 network, Saturday, January s
 from 9:SO to 10:00 F. M. EST.
 The President is to be In.
 troduced by Postmaster General
 James A. Farley. The latter
 will be speaking from the din.
 ner at the Hotel Commodore In
 New York City while the chief
 executive will be heard from the
 Hotel Mayflower in Washington,
 D, C., scene of the major ban.
 0uet. There will be 49 Jack
 son day dinners In progress
 throughout the nation at the
 time, one In each state and the
 one ln the District of Columbia.
 Each of these gatherings will
 tune in the Presidents talk ...
 The banquets are arranged by
 the Democratic party for the
 purpose of getting outstanding
 members of the party together
 and to assist in the raising Of
 campaign funds.
 An exclusive and entirely inia- Rinary interview with the battered and prosecuted football that is re. cuperating from California's Rose Bowl game of the previous day will be featured by Phil Baker during his broadcast over the WABC.Co- lumbia network Sunday, from 7:S0 to 800 D. m., EST. Baker will attempt to find out just what a football thinks about during the course of 0 gruelling Rose Bowl classic. So many footballs have complained to Baker of their utter neglect following an exciting game, that the "squeeSe-box" specialist will analyze the footballs sensitive soul reactions to being kicked hugged, patted. bounced upon, and driven into various ribs during those furious tribal contests that delight Americas football fans. Baker, together with his entire troupe of stooges, including Bottle" Lucille Ball, Al Carr and Oscar Bradley's Orchestra, will continue their cam paign to exterminate Beetle" the invisible and haunting pest of the program.
 'Benelt of Clergy" . tale of
 high adventure In war.t0rn
 China, with Tyrone Power and
 his guest star, Andrea Leeds, of Che films, In the leading rcman-
 tlc roles, win feature program Sunday, from 0:0O to 0.30 ?. m. EST, over the NBC.Blue net work. Adapted from the popular magaxlnc short story s'scy by Edison Marshall, the radio play presents . romance between . young girl travelling to join her missionary father In the interior of China, and an adventurous young aviator about
 tO cast hls lot with one oe the Orients powerful war lords -. Tyrone Power, as young Tommy
 wilson, meets Ruth Crandall, played by Andrea Leeds, on the boat which Is carrying both Co the Orient. A case of love at
 first sight, their romance Is complicated by Tommy's poetic ideAls.
 The twice. weekly programs by the Waterbury WPA dance orchestra over Station WATR become increas- lngly popular as the weeks roll by. The local musical organization has developed . distinctly effective style of presenting the popular hits of the day in a manner that brings ii1 countless letters and telephone calls expressing approval of the broad- casts. The WPA dance orchestra broadcast on "Wednesday and Fri. day at 4:i6, under the baton of Michael Manoini.
 A8 tue Woyb bsvW WhBuE eeOuup
 WATR's operating schedule au.
 tomatlcally lengthens also. On
 January list Che station will again operate until ! o'clock eve.
 nlngs. This extra half hour ol
 broadcast time will make lt pos. slble for Che management Go again present several programs that are favOFltes with lOeal listeners. Some of the programs ln this group include the Ave Maria Hour, beginning Sunday, Januery {, from esS0 Co ! ?. mi Che WATR Sports Reporter, Tuesday, Thursday, and eatur- day at 0sAS ?. nl., and Singing DilI on Wednesdays at e,AS.