The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-16

didn't know what they were talking about, but he knew it must bo in- portant or they wouldn't get 30 ex- cited,
 Larry Keating wili oAll out "Cal. leghan CNN Again" and Perry Ward VIII cook up "Shortnin' Bread" while Lynn Martin wil urge lsten- CTS to "hinger a While" on the broadcast of 9erauaby Amhy sched- lllod for Oct, iH over WATR and the Blue Network at l0;S0 D, m.
 Other musical clues and daffy definitions in the unique anagram broadcast will he built around "l Love to Dunk Q Hunk of sponge cake" What Good Is tho Man With the Stick" the hlllhllly ditty, "pay Me No Mind" "To Market, To Market" and "liey plddle peo- Dee" Music will Do provided by Charles DAnt's orchestra,
 "Chesterheld Time, ," new S-a.week popular music show, will make It's debut over the Columbia network Tuesday, october i1 with Martin Block as emcee, Johnnie Johnston and Monica Lewis as featured vocal- lSts, and Paul Baron combating Q 22.pieoe orchestra CCBS, Tuesdays, Wednesday and Fridays, 7;i7 to 7;S0 D. m), 1t replaces John N0S- bltt'S Passing Parade"
 Each night one brand now musical number will be introduced. A board of prominent judges, to be announe- cd, win select the best new tune Of tho three introduced each week, and it will Do repeated on the fol- lowing Tuesday,
 Four of tho nations distinguished critics and authors will add expert comment and analysis to the new NEG University of tho Air literature series, "The Worlds Great Novels" (SaturdAys, TOO D, mO, They are Navy Lieutenant John Mason Brown, Francis Haekett, Andre Maurois and Miss Amy Loveman.
 Brown, author of ten books, latest of which was "To All Hands" an account of the invasion of Sicily, was for l2 years dramatic critic of the New York Post, He served In . similar capacity for the New York World. Telegram from ie4i to ie42, prior to entering the service, and gave courses on theatrical oriti- eism at both Yale and Harvard.
 A native of Kilkenny, Ireland, Hackett iS author of twelve books, He started his career aS e writer on the Chicago Evening Post and Fri. day Literary Review, After serving on the New Republic from 1914 to 1922, he presently conducts the New York Times Books of the Times" column twice weekly,
 MapFolS, noted for his biographies of Shelley, Lyautey, Voltaire and DSraell, has written some 91 books and was elected to the French AeR- demy in 1888, A captain tn the French army In the last war, he was attached to Gen, QlraudS staff In North Africa ln ie43, His latest work is "The Miracle of America" pub. liSaed in ie44,
 A distinguished writer and critic, Miss Loveman was associate editor of the New York Evening Post lit. erary Review from ie20 to 1924, She has served since 1924 as associate editor Of tho Saturday Review of Literature and since 1888 as head ot the editorial department Of the Book Of the Month Club,
 'srhe Worlds Great Novels" is Q 4o.week series of the % outstAnd- Ing novels of oil time, representing authors from Spain, Ireland, Eng. land, France, Russia, Scotland, the United States and Brazil, Back ground material and Q suggested bibliography for both Somesters Of this NEG University of tho Air course are being published by the