The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22

N1Vy FT1nk MnOX, WnO VIII FeVeal Germany's new submarine tactics and what we are doing to combat them; General Sir Thomas Blamcy from Australia; J. Edgar Hoover and Lieut.. Col. John Chennault with eyewitness account of fighting in AleutianS.
 Lucille Manners tells of the Ger man scientist, who created an ersatz sausage but had trouble making both ends meat.
 In observance of Holy Thursday, religious music will be featured on ''The Treasure Hour of Song over WATR tonight at 9:30 Lucia Alban- csc, soprano, and Francesca Valen- tino, baritone, both of the Metro politan Opera Company, co-star with the orchestra conducted by Alfredo Antonini.
 OPERATIC SWING 'N'SWAY- Bass baritone, Don BradfieId, 8 member of sammy Kaye's GIee Club on Kaye's cigaret sponsored pro- gram, Wednesdays, 8 P. M., CBS), |, made his operatic debut in the Mosque, Newark, N. J., over the weekend. The swing and swayer sang one of the leading roles in the pOpu- lar opera, "La BOheme," and was acclaimed by the critics. Hell con- tinue his Operatic career by appear ing with various companies in leading cities. However, Bradfield will remain a member of the Kaye organization and will continue to be heard on the Wednesday night program and on the maestrO's "Sun- day Serenade" Sundays, 2:3O p. m., EWT, Blue).
 Ethel Smith knows Hollywood horror man who's doing his bit as talent scout for @ blood bank.
 The CrOsbys are going to Mexico City.
 Following his successful good will tour of South America several sum- mers ago, radios No. singer, Bing Crosby, will take a twO-week vaca- tiOn from NEG to take another quota of good neighborliness south of the Rio Grande. Accompanying the singer will be his wife, Dixie Lee Crosby.
 Bing will be absent from his Kraft Music Hall" program the Thursdays of April % and go.
 Subbing for him will be radios king and queen of comedy. Fibber McGee and Molly. Also pinch -hit- ting for the cr0aner will be his brother. Bob Crosby.
 Few indeed have been the radio appearances of Fibber and Molly outside of their own program and special benefit performances. Bob is no stranger to NEG. having taken over for his brother last summer.
 Bing will return to the air May
 The Lost Chord" gets lost all over again in 'The Aldrich Family" over the NEG Network tonight, at 8:30 (Repeat at 300 pm. PWT) Henery has ordered a roll of the same for Hhs. Sparrow'S player-piano. and its disappearance provides another con- genial plot for author Clifford Gold smith.
 The most disappointed person in all Oe New York on a recent Sunday was the mother of an American flyer in Europe who came all the way from Texas to speak with her son in London on the we, the People" program. The twO-way short wave conversation had to be cancelled at the last minute.
 Roame Waring. National Com mander of the American Legion, will mike his first report to the nation since his reutrn from the North African battlefront when he speaks exclusively over WATR and the Mutual Network tonight, 8:30 to 9 D. m,
 Commander Waring was on the scene in North Africa when the Allied drive opened to push Rom mel and his Afrika Korps into the sea. and remained on the front line for thirty days. He has just re- turned to the United States to report to the War Department.
 This program will replace "rhe Busy MT. Bingle." originally scheduled.
 The screen s0ngblrd Jeannette Macdonald and her husband, Cap tain Gene Raymond. snake a de- isyed appearance on the "Stage Doag CaRlteen." when they Jein with Willie Howard and OlyH Lasdick, the "IIaekensaek Gossip tonight at 2 D. m. Miss Macdonald and Captain Raymond originally were scheduled t0 appear tive weekA ago, but their engagement wal postponed because Of Miss hiae' Dunal6is illness. Captain Raymond appears, net as an actor. bat aa An AFsay officer home on fur'