The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-05
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 leased this week. A total Of 7Oo sep arate messages were given over tle local station during the period Mag 1 to 3l, while war programs totalled more than 36 hours. Among the sub jectS covered in WATERS cornprea hensive war effort schedule vert War Bonds and Stamps, Rationinm Recruiting, Salvage and Conserval ton, Civilian Defense, Red Cross, U s. O., First Aid, and Nurses Re- cruiting "Duffy's Tavern" be- comes e war casualty after the JunG 90 broadcast. This is the second time the Ed Gardner series has been blitEed by prioritles Anothei popular show set to fade at tho same time is WATERS Tuesday Tuesday night "What's My Name9' Listen America, present NEG series, will move to the Blue Net work on June l2 in the Friday spot being vacated by March of Time.
 John Paul Dickson, former MES correspondent in Berlin, who returned on the liner Drottnlng- holm Monday with c large cOm- peny of American diplomats, Army and Navy officers, and plain citizens who have been interned in Germany since the outbreak of hsOtilitles, will be on the air for the first time tonight at 9:SO when he appears on WATR.Nfutual's quiz program, Double CT No- thing" Dickson was com. pelIed, because of Maxi lnterfer- ence, to abandon his regular brOadcasts to Mutual from Berlin last November 2. He spent five months in Bad Nauhelm, where he was interned by the NaSis, along with citizens of the United States and other nations at war with the Axis. Last May 12,, Dick sons exile ended and he was taken to Lisbon, leaving from there on the DrottnlnghOlm under Q safe-conduct arrangement with the enemy. The former Berlin correspondent will discuss his recent experiences under Maxi surveillance, and Is expected to shed some light on the anticipated effect on the Germans of the rec cent heavy bOmbings of enemy in. dustrial centers According to Dickson, the German people ex- pressed widespread resentment against the Maxi regime on Che occasion of the comparatively Small-scale bOmbings of the Ruhr area and Berlin earlier in the war. On this basis, it must be expect- ed, Dickson says, that the pres. ent air attacks will have . devas. tating effect on German morale.
 The Mad Russian will stay with Eddie Cantor's show next season iil spite of bids received from other radio stars Tenor Jimmy Cash will remain with the Burns and Al. len summer substitute show as vo. calist Again this year substi. ute commentators will fill in for Walter Winchell when he vacations in August You'll hear Frank Parker for at least another 13 weeks on his thrice-weekly CBSeries Quonset Naval Air Station in Rhode Island gets a chance to see the Kay KySer show next week. Having com ment at New Jerseys Meadowbrook Kyser's band is again touring tho camps.
 An eyewitness account of the devastating 1OOO-plane attacks on German industrial cities will feat ure tOnight's March of Time" brOadcasts over the Blue Network at 9. Describing the giant bomber attacks on Germany will be one of the flyers whc participated in the raids. He'll speak from London. This is March of Times last Blue Network show. After tonight the program goes of the air until July 9. returning then on the Red Network every Thursday night at 10:30 Having just finished playing musical concerts before some 1O,000 soldiers st Fort Mon-
 mouth, Fort Devens and Camp Edwards, the girls of Phil Spital- ny's orchestra are busy tabulating votes received from listeners fin an effort t0 determine the winner in the recent soldier saiIOr marine competition to find the best vO- calist among men selected from six camps and bases. His name will be announced on the June l4th show.
 The Creightons, who are just plain nuts, vii go about proving it on a new Saturday morning NEG show called Tt Runs In The Family" Series opens a week from tomorrow at ii a. m. Made leine Carroll, who has made a flock of guest appearances on radio shows during her New York visit, will do one more tonight and still another tomorrow morning. "In- formation Please" is the first. Lin coin Highway" the second, The gal