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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-17

CHICAGO-INS-A new Pullman
car TO be placed in operation next
month will be christened Wake
Island" in tribute to the gallant
defense Of the island by a small
band Of marines, it was announced
today by marine corps headquar-
ters and Pullman Company.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-17

WASHINGTON - ms - With
nearly 100000 men enrolled for
service In the nations armed
forces selective service officials
today set the middle OF March as
the tentative date for the third
draft lottery to determine the or
der in which the 100000 men
between the ages OF 90 and IS will
be called to take their part in the
battle to crush the Axis.
SAN FRANCISCO ms The
Federal Bureau OF Investigation
campaign against Japanese espion-
age and sabotage continued in full
sweep up and down the Pacific
coast to-day. with three unloaded
aerial bombs being the mosts inn
portant haul in succession of
spectacular raids which unco, e.
ed large quantities OF other con
traband.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-17

See ACCIDENTS Page S
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-17

LONDON-AP-An official investi
cation into criticism by United
States nationals of British arrange
ments for removing civilians from
Penang was proposed today by Rob
ert Patton Bower, a conservative
member Of the House OF Commons
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-17

DETROIT -AP-A strike at the
Detroit Nut Company, a relatively
tiny shop on which gigantic de-
Tense industries here are said to
be dependent, was settled today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05

pEpKI EV-I2-Mile Road and Robina
DLhhLLl open 80 AIT Conditioned.
THE STRANGE CASE Oh DIR. m"
TRAMP, TRAMP. TRAMP" Flo Rice
REVFRI V-Gd. RiSer-Oaknan no. $3.50 4
DbfLhLi Mat Daily Cont. from - a..
Cooled Park Free. 25O TIL $50 China
ware After $50 + NJ Dennis o Keete IN
TIE AFFAIRS OF JIMMY VALENTINE
s'IUI WOLF MAN" Lon Chaney Jr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05

and ceilings as Wcl as the
kitchen hnolcum Apply wax to
your floors with II II YOU pre-
fer 10 have Two heads one
for hopping and one for other
washing o.. am extra head may
be purchased Tor % cents.
However, the whole business
handle. head and wringcr,
sells as one piece for Sl.l9.
For shopping Indignation.
call CIIorIN $500. line 3l7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05

BIRMINGHAM p You, Fa "a ga5 T ra@isl,
|"TRAZAN'S SECRET TREASURE" 20
Iu.2u. Paulette Goddard. LADY Has
PLANS" 30 Benchley COMEDY News
. ri 00MFIFI D-Woodw'd Ave. Bir'ham (.
DLUUNl ILLD cool Comfort open $40
."INNADER>," Laurence Olivier Lesl!,
How4rd. ! lo.22. THIS TINE ron
R00TH-E. jefferson, ParkvieW ~. ass
Chau., Jr. ''NOLF MAN" Joan DAVIS
,n 'NWEETHLARr OF mi fLEET.'
BWAY CAPITOL -r Viva, CD circus iG ~. !,
cool Comfort Rita Hsyworth VIC Mature
ncId IN "DANGEROU THEY LIVE"
VN-Mest Dearborn DE. 1850 =
ChL'lN open g. Cooled. East Side Kids
Make Rosenbioom iu SMART ALECk %
Lionel Alvin and Claire Dodd iu
"NAD DOC TOR OF MARKET SIRELI.'
CAME0-7-NIiIe Mt Russell TW. l-I9II r
Ih'lLV open g. Cooled Park Free Rant.
Young So "JOE SMITH. AMERICAN."
milo, ANNAPOII~.' with Tom Brown.
Head Phones tor the Hard of Hearing.
CApJT0I -79iS West Vernon Highway +
Ohi IiOL Open 10 1880. Cooled Free
Parking II Boeart MALTESE FALCON
"THE BIG STORE" Marx Brothers.
Carl T0N-FenkeII, near schaefer Hwy.
CAhLlUN Family Night Edw. Norris
carroll in "OBLiGING IotNG LADY. .
CApWEN-Scharfer, mr.. Ford Rd. CT. 1910
ChIh'ILN open $500 Adults 2sc TIL 30.
A.r Cooled Free Dinnerwsre 60 Ladies
Mickey Kaune--t1 "tOI RTNIIIP OF ANDY
HARDN " Plus "JOE SMITH AMERI-
tA\." Rob- Noln- 81 Hunt. Latest News.
CACJN0-E. Dawson at e-Mi rW. 2-Osi7t
NnO'No open j. 30 Eleanor Blue
Tone pnncfVatcf Woody Herman and
Orchestra In "WHNI'S COOkIN'''' Leo
GARLIC ESCAPE FROM HONGkONG."
CACTI E--Ha,tings ut Er,hine
OhO u open q. Apd All Night Free
6shg; K Laa.er In Ghaa3ey "%Ho>T
Mallenc Dietrich In TIN LADY ~
NIILING. asrai Nevs
CENTEp--W oodward At Grand Blvd +
OL'lLh open 1916 a. ~ Park Free
A,,Goaa ~ ne r. Boo Tho H9r ~,
ZORRO" Tyrone Power. L.nda Darnou
and ". Grand Blvd. r
UNI UNI Prak Free. Leslie Howard.
Raymond Massry ~ TIN INVADERS. D.
"ON THE sunny >InE." Jane DarVen
ClNDERELLA-oo,fe' 5eiier,q% at CsP'@
Tus "DNNGEROJ Sly my LINL.'
vita RAYMOND Ma-srr. John Garfield
CIRCIF-w. Warren fIcr Ri. or. 5oio =
STARTING FRIDAY
MINES RON De-
CIpCI E-W Warren Miller Rd. OR 500 =
OihOLL Open % Paved Psruug lot
D..'rd Jane fIale., E1bt Paige Al
NO~I MARRIED IU.. milo,
ANNAPOIi~, 30 with Tom Brown
civic -Dctrou-krlI, Rd.-Whittjcr AK 81.
Nl'lO starting FRIDAY TpIay-s Npve
comes fH IIfs ou civic screen "SABO-
IIt r. .Erst $50 -bhHfboOd ShovlU1 %
Detroit Also "THERT'~ ONI BORN
tNtRN NtNt IT." with HuEn Herbert
civic -Detrou-KciN Rd.-Nhitticr AR ssss
Ni'iN Open No Free DInrrrNsre to
adde's Air Cooled N8rieur Dietrich Fred
ft.N MURRAY n "THE LADY - WILLING. 90
P.H All MAI MONEY CAS- HJN,r
with Walter huston. Pa Arnold
lC--iarmingtou. Mich Phone itt y
NI'iO oUen % &c. AYR Conditioned. Free
'n lat.sr b.nnefvafc' II0Ue. Barrymore
DIR. kti.nNRF'~ VICTORY 90 "NIIAIRS
90 ltNNn NNIENItNE," DENNIS % .kpefe.
Fl AWC0N-CIawson. Mich. ~ e-oiss
OLhNOUN clemson and Dursnf "TRNNIP.
iKANf. lRNNp. Lionel AVN TIM
~TRNNGE CASE Ot DR RN"
selected ~huIfs Victory NILhf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Come Bach Pretty

Vacations should mean rest bul
what could be more reStful than
making the face beautiful. There
is a glorious thrill IN coming
back at the end of the season
looking sVeltc and brilliant with
sparkling eyes rather than haV-
ing 10 make excuses for added
weight. coarse. rough complexion
and harsh hair
Summer is the very best time
for relaxation but II IS also the
time when those who defy all
precautions and let the sun do
IT. worSt-'*fft find tt1Cy have sac
iificed fine skin texture and deli
cate hair sheen that may be
their greatest charm
Instead of coming back with
dry, sunburned hands. protect
them SO they will look soft and
lovely. They Will be tanned and
possibly freCkicd but the skin
should be fine Nails can be
grown 10 firm, tapcred beauty IN
a few weeks time but II viii
mean plenty of regular daily
grooming.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Wstch DEF

There are MaN>'tOc ones vhH
are Just waiting t0 begin that
reducing 0iet. ThCt, are 80 many
reasons curing Tie Neat for put
ting IL of for another Time >n
nov. what better time IS There
than The freedom oi vacation %
There are also those fine cream
masks and massage creams as
We'll as veN lotions and a.
rrTUCeurS IN tttCd u g. Time i~
all one needs for good faclaiS ami
certainly the skin needs tins
eNtra attention when exposed g.
sun and sea brCcID>.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-18
STRAND

Starting today and continuing
through Tuesday night, the Strand
Theater will offer another Of It's
FIRST run double feature programs
Of Aims that have never before been
shown In town, and the one that
Is on tap for this weekend prom
iseS great entertainment, made UP
Of Gene AutTy, the screens most
popular cowboy star, with his COM
pany IN Heart Of the Rio Grande"
as the first feature and the COM
panion feature has as It's star Jane
Darwell, the title OF this being, 80
Is Your Aunt Emma"
Gene Autry ever popular comes
to the Strand in q Aim that will
no doubt prove to be, TO his host Of
admirers the best they have ever
seen him In, with plenty Of herman
action and songs that are favoriteS,
IN fact when he sings Deep In The
Heart Of Texas" It Is worth the
price Of admission alone to hear
his rendition Of this popular favor
ite. With him in the supporting
cast are Sarah Padden, Edith Eel
lows, and Of course the old reliable
Smiley" Brunette, whose comedy
has tended to make the pictures
Of the favOrite cowboy star, ali the
more enjoyable.
In "fxeaft Of The Rio 0rande"
Gene IL seen a. the foreman OF q
dude ranch who Is given the care
Of Q load Of school girls who are
on o holiday, and many ccmplica-
ton turn Up that keep the hero
busy all during the action Of the
rim, with either hard riding. tas.
SieS with right and wrong or sing
ing the songs, II the manner that
you ere used TO hearing.
The companion feature on this
gala program Is 80 Ts Your Aunt
Emma" and IN the featured roles
are Zagu Pitts, and sd faced screen
cCnlmeGierfie also Roger Pryor.
The new policy o. the Strand
T5le9teg 10 always 3 Nrst RIM, never
before shown n town double feature
pEoeTala, every saturday, Sunday,
Monday an0 Iisssday, and tisfg has
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-18
In The Local TheaterS
STATE

Weigh anchor Immediately, folks,
and Get straight course for War
ner'S State theater because that's
where the ureadnaught OF jollity,
Jokes and 1--WE, The Fleets In," tied
up last night.
Starring In this new comedy with
music are Dorothy Lamour, william
Holden and Eddie Bracken who
carry out their roles with the eager
ness of a COB on shore leave. Match.
Ing their sparkling performances are
q list Of entertainers that put yes
terday's audiences into glow that
would have lighted up blackout.
It's O great show.
Among the grand entertainers are
Betty Hutton, Americas number
enc jitterbug, Betty Jane Rhodes
Left Erickson, Jimrn" Dorsey and his
orchestra and his two vocalists, Bob
Eberly and Helen O'Connell; Cas-
Daley, Gil Lamb. Barbara Britton
and the comedy dance team Of Lor-
raine and Regnan.
Seven hit tunes are heard through
the picture. sung by the principals
and played by the Dorsey orchestra
Among them are II Remember
You," "Tangerlna," when You
Hear the Time Signal" Arthur
Murray Taught Me Dancing In a
Hurry" 1T You Build Better
Mousetrap." mot Mine" and THE
Fleets IN"
The zippy story. which allows
plenty Of interludes for the many
variety acts presents Dotty as 1.-THE
Countess, q star ballroom enter
tainer with a reputation among sail
ors for being klSs-proof. The COB
who makes her fall for him is VIII
Lam Holden, helped by Eddie
Bracken, who has q romantic prob
lem OF his own in the person Of that
human volcano Of energy, Betty
Hutton. But complications erupt
anew when Dotty finds out that
most Of the fleet has made q bet
that Holden will be able to kiss her.
After q series Of hilarious situations,
1t all comes out well.
Having all the elements men.
toned, stars. story, variety acts and
several top tunes, THE Fleets In,
seems 10 be the answer to the de.
mand for first.line screen entertain
ment. Make Up theater party and
be sure to see 1t over the weekend.
And for your further enjoyment
the management presents mo
Hands On the Clock" with Jean
Parker and Chester Morris in the
leading roles.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-18
POLLS

The picture the whole nation has
been anxiously waiting TO see has
come TO Waterbury at last. Open
ing at our early bird show this
morning, ITO the Shores Of Tripoli,"
has continued to thrill a capacity
Allied house at every performances
today at the Loew Poll theater.
Taking a raw recruit In the per-
son Of John Payne. the Aim puts
him through all Of the PAGES which
the U. s. marine undergoes to
emerge q fighting "leatherneckT
For romantic interest, none other
than beauteous Maureen O'Hara In
the role Of marine nurse was Sc
lected to provide the love interest
with handsome John Payne. RAN
dolph Scott, always turning In q
grand performance, turns in one Of
his best In his entire career, as the
hard-boiled sergeant, who makes
life both miserable and interesting
for Payne. Most Of the action takes
place at the San Diego marine base.
Naturally, John Payne succumbs to
the charm Of lovely Maureen
O'Hara. A know-it-all attitude on
his part threatens TO keep him away
from becoming q true 'devildog, ?
but when the finale comes, John Is
up In front as q true son Of tile
marine forces.
The acting by Payne, Miss O'Hara
and Randolph Scott leaves nothing
to be desired and the rest Of the
cast which includes such top per-
formers as Nancy Kelly, william
Tracy, Make Rosenbloom, Henry
Morgan, Edmund Macdonald, Rus
sell Hicks and Minor Watson is firSt-
rate.
Every American will want to Zee
this stirring film, brought to the
screen In glorious technicolor.
The second smash hit on this all
star program Is the much talked
OF mystery, who Is Hope schuy-
ler?" with Mary Howard, Ricardo
Cortez and Joseph Allen Jr.
Blue Barron and his famous
orchestra, and famous comedian
Ned Sparks come to the Loew Poll
stage for a personal appearance
next Thursday and Friday for four
performances daily. In addition
there will be other big acts and q
gala screen show.
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4 Ak&r%%k %% %% ~ $3.50 IN
= STARS in THE SPOTLIGHT e
*%*% X By ETHEL VINE &A%4 81

When Patricia Dane arrived IN
New York on o recent trip devoted
70 selling defense bonds--she had
sold $1,000 worth the previous day
In Chicago-the stunning brunette
said. that she was serious about
her career in pictures and ex-
pected 10 return 20 Hollywood at
once 10 start work In ''Ri0 Rita"
It was in "Life Begins For Andy
Hardy" where she plays the tele-
phone operator who nearly swerves
Mickey Rooney from hts sworn
course, that she first gave evidence
as q promising dramatic actress.
She was given good personal mo-
tees by the critics and was signed
10 q long term contract by M-G-M.
Her next role was in Johnny
Eager" which co-stars Robert
Taylor and Lana Turner. Her
newest film is q musical-comedy,
"Rio Rita" with a cast headed by
Kathryn Grayson and which fea.
lures Abbott and Costello.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-18
CLASSIC J1rTERBues

II you hear the neighborhood 1T
erbug whistling @ strain from
Strayinsky's Rite Of Spring" or Z
bit from the second movement OF
eethover'S Pastoral Symphony, YOU
will know he's seen Walt Dlney's
revolutionary musical production,
Fantasia" the RKO Radio picture
that presents the classics In such q
way that everyone, from symphony
addictS to swing fans, Is enter
tanned.
The eight pieces OF good music
that comprise the score for 'Fan-
tasia" are SO interpreted that the
audience gets some burIesuue, 4
dash Of fantasy, q little slapstick
humcr, breath-taking heauty and
some powerful drama al biende6
together.
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proven to be very popular with tbs
theatergoers Of Waterbury.
A word to the wise should be gV1f-
ficient, make your plans also to at
tend the Inatinees, as past expert
enceS have shown that the evening
performances have been filed 70
overflow.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-18
1SSO-WBRY--S6

ls:OO-Theater Of Today
i2;s0-stars over Hollywood
1:OO--Let'g Pretend
1.S0-NewB
i:46--CoiumbIa Ensemble
2:00--PTegg News
2:O5-Of Men and Books
2:30--Bfush CHeek folneS
3.OO-C0lumbIa Country Journal
3.2O-F. ., b. Detroit
4;0O--MatInee At Meadowbf0ok---
Glen Gray Orchestra
4:30-pFesg News
1;35-Natlnee at MeadowbFoOk
S;O0--CIeveiand symphony Orch.
1:O0-Dance fnterIude
6:iG--CaiiinK Pan.AmeFic@
G:46-The World Today
7.0O--Thle IL War
7.3O-Freddy Martins Orchestra
8:00-Raturday n itBewlnE Session
B.55-JOhn Daily and the News
0.0O-YOuF Hit Parade
o;4E-AlieH HOth's Symphony OK
Melody
1O;16-Puh1Ic Affairs
iO:SO-V0IeeS IN the Night (DObby
Tucker a cboFuS)
ii:oc-Tkc Golden PGge-5ohn T.
111s-Isa f's MeIntyrs Orchestra
1ts50-Danee Orchestra
1zs0e-stgn Off,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-18
Keeps on Studying


New York again old
friends take in Of the shows and lunch At the stOrk Club but she
II have apartment there in Westwood she said II 70
all things
oil beginning kick being pictures
want make good and to them AS back
I'm going with dramatic while working in "Ro Rita
help polish of the and the movies
others Bergman
the theater Hayes and Maurice Evans
Former Model
fitting black dress and wearing little hat
black who TALL SLIM and
dark looked the Of model which she had been previous
departure to Hollywood from New York
II designed clothes here in New York and modelled she said
interest designing that left the University Of
Alabama junior to New York to start work still
design dresses And do want know what my hobby Isl
Writing poetry"
Southern Born
in Jacksonville Florida, her acting
amy backyard where she and playmaes acted their
High School in Savannah she school
ac but she had real training experience until she
entered the movie portals Originally she went there visits she has
remained there ever since. q
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1OsO--WTJC-2ss


ls:00--MuSIe Room
II. NJ.
l2.i5--state Thoater Presentation
l2i30-Copnoctlcut Farm Forum
1!00--News
l;i6-Market Report and Agrlcui-
tural News
1;so--Program from New York
iAD--NewB
9:0O--United states Marine Band
9;30--Matlnee In Rhythm
3;Q0-FFom New England To You
316-On The Home Front
3:30-Cnmpug Cnperg
4;00-Down Mexico Way
4;30--AIr Youth % America
4:45--Your Numb@g Please
6:00.-Doctorg AZ Work
6;30-IIlcaFdO Time
IHb--aalon orchestra
6;6b-Doye o'Delrs Jingle Contest
G;OO--NeWs
C:iG--strlctiy sports
g:30--come On and Dance
G45-Medlcal Talk
7:00--rhiS IL War
7:S0-1'hc Adventures Of Eilery
soO-S6iss Irish Rose
S;30-Truth or Consequences
e:00--NatIonal Barn Dance
tO.OO-bpOTts N6Wgreel OF the Air
with Bill Stern
f0:15-ChaFles Dantg oFchegtTH
i0;30-Ted Ste6ie'S Studio ciub
if:00--NOWg
11;i5-Nelson OImsted
11;30-RivcFboat RsveiG
I2.0O-News
A. NJ.
I2;05--BeSt Of the Week
l2;30-cOnceFt BY kalaBh
i2.4D--Janette
1z.66.-NewG
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DIAL.
DOINGS
ny yM PARKER

when Eddie Cantor did part of
wednesday nights broadcast from
. hospital bed, he thought he was
cut into the show four times. How
ever, the broadcast ran Q bit long,
so the comic did his last routine
into an absolutely dead mike
"Young Peoples Church OF the
Air" broadcast over WATR-Mutual
on Sundays ct 4:SO, has Just been
renewed for an additional 26 weeks
Charles Martin has some good
advice: salt Is plentiful. Take q
grain Of 1t with every rumor", -,
Thomas 4. Dewey, former New
York City D. A., will appear with
Raymond Massey on Q CHS United
Jewish Appeal broadcast tomorrow
night ct 7:i6, One Of the best Of
the many service shows which dot
the nations radio schedules Il
Mutual's new "Halls OF Monte
yuma" The Marine broadcast Is
carried BY WATR on sundays at
$3.50.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-18

WHO We&tB Wf
2 In the
American Army
- ! q nguage"
what ~ an tap
pie : knocker"2
3. Deprived
by the war OF
an imwr Mt
raw material,
some nationg
are studying
means 10 grow
guayuIe. Whist
win this plant "a
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-18
TOMORROW

A. NJ,
500 Dudley Radio Carolltrs
S!S0--Potlto Musicals.
S.i5-Yankeo News.
9;00--Echooa OF Calvary,
e330-Hombruski's Polish Ppm
0:00--Muaieal Album.
Characters,
l0!30---Brltish News summary
l0ii5--st, Johns Episcopal Church
for You,
News.
isii5--Lettcrs to My Son,
ig;30-pOrwIn's Sports Page.
OF Melody
l;00-Catholic Question Box.
Commerce.
l:SO--Lithuanian Chamber OF
2;00--Chrlstlan science Hour.
2:iS-Hollywood Whispers,
2;S0-This IN Fort DIX.
3;0O--Youth IN Discussion
3;3Q--tiiekam Field dl0e Club.
S!4S--SoleetIVO Service system.
4;00-Roviewlng stand
4;25-interlude,
4;SO--YounG Peoples Church.
b.0O---I Hear America Singing.
5;30-Halls OF Montezuma.
0:0O-Doublc or Nothing,
Gi30-Yankee News.
G.45--saiVation Army Program.
7;00--SeVonth Day AdventlstS
7:30-Nobody Children,
S!6O--Amorlcan Forum OF the Air.
s:46-You Cant DO Busincsg
With Hitler.
a;0O--old-F ashioned Revival Hour
Gunther, News Agent.
i0;lb-Report from Australia.
i0;26-lnterlude,
l0;30-I Met O Killer, drama,
Of the Service,
News.
orch,
tl:30--.Answoring You,
OF
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WATR PROGRAMS
1890 KiIocycles

l2:00-Walter KiddSr's Concert
+, NJ.
la.l6-Melod.e Moments
12.S0L--NcwS
l2;ib-LetA Dance
l,00--Yankee NawS
l;t5-Mpt!noo Melodies
l,3O~.-Andy JnGubaon's orch
l.i6- March ON, Mnrinosi
a,0O-BRsoball Braves VS. Giants
4;OO--Andy JAoobson's orch,
4,S0-To Bo Announced
b00--Glenn Miller's Orch,
hN0--Glenn Miller'a Orch,
G;0O-Yank0o News
Gi6--Jim Britt, Sports
O;90--RGport from Australia
6t0--Johnny Richards orch,
f:00--Thla Ia War
7S0-News: WaltEos OF the World
7l6-InsidO OF Sports; jack
stevens
s,dN-Traasur Hour of Song
S;d0-To DO Announced
9;S0-Spetligh Bands
40 ;tN-John Gunther News AnalSs,
lO.L6-Amerlca Preferred
iOM6--Don Bovay, Tenor
News
li;15-Gypsy Caravan
il;S0-T0d Flo Rito's orch,
lg;b0-"Sign OFF.
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chorus
iO:4g--WOH--BeF Shelter
WABC-Mafk fawiey, news
11;00--WfsAF-kews, George Put
ram
W0H-NeWR, Charles Woods
WJZ--Newg; Jack Little
WABC-Hai hicIntyFe's Orch
ffsfB-WHAF--Neis0n OImSted
WOH-Dance orchestra
WJZ--Eddle divers Orch.
O--NISAE--HfYer Boat ReYels
W0fl--JohDny MessneF
Orch,
WJ-EnFie MGdFigueFG
Orchestra
wA1c-yTSddy Msgtln's oFeb
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. WAR QUIZ ].

This pretty leaf on the uni-
Ne form Of . Navy man looks Is
II 1t might indicate some body hay
ing duties IN forestry Or botany.
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MOTHRR ROLE

BArbaFA DtAnWyCk plays tne
mOtiae OF twins for tise first time
IN TIRE Crest AGam,g Lady, IN
which size teams With doei Mccgea,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-18

Lyman ID. Lewis viii take
charge Of Che monthly hrOadcaat
under The auspices % the Chris
tian Science Committee On Puhli-
cation for Connecticut over WATR
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Mr.. LymAn's broadcast will be
based on an article titled "Prayer
Of Spiritual Understanding" This
series Of programs has been pre-
scented over the local station on
the third Sunday Of each month
for over . year.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-18

Tomorrow nights Double OF
Nothing" broadcast over WATR OF
8 will salute Naval Aviation, Charles
Buddy" ROBBERS will head the guest
list, In conjunction with the
Early Diagnosis Campaign Of the
Waterbury Anti-Tuubereulosis Lea
que, WATR will broadcast q drama
entitled ~ met o Killer" tomorrow
night at 1890. It's based on the
battle waeed against tuberculosis
by John r Kennedy, sports edi-
tor OF the Lowell (Mass) sun. The
cast includes such noted radio
actors as clayton Collier, Frank
Lovejoy, Bernard Lenrow and Jack
son Beck, and will be announced
by Milton Cross. Keep En- Roll
ling" Mutual's o. e. M. variety
broadcast, will not be heard over
WATR tomorrow night, but will re-
turn to the schedule next week at
the usual time, 1880. DR., Jan
Masaryk will take part IN q dis
cusslon Of Wanted; A Name for
War" during the WATR broadcast
OF Northwestern University's IRE
viewing Stand" tomorrow after
noon ct 4.