The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-31

Metropolitan Opera soprano, will be guest star with husband conductor, Andre Kostelanetz this Sunday, Sep- temt,er when the program Is heard at s:30 D. m. E.W.TD over the Columbia Network.
 Miss Pons will sing the program she had selected for the previous week and will pay tribute to the boys overseas by singing the songs that were favoFttes of the armed forces.
 MF. Kostelanetz. too. will feature several numbers that were played most frequently while he and Miss Pons were on tiaeir recent 2BJ000 mile US0 tour ln the Mediterranean and European Theaters OG war.
 Jimmy Dorsey, whose orchestra wilI be heard on ''The Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands" over WATR and the Blue tonight at e:3e started his career by swinging osl his boss.
 Unintentionally. Of course. Jimmy. . youthful dEtlleT's helper in Q coal mine. swung the sledge haumes while his foreman held the drill. But his unheat was SO absent. minded t caught the foreman on the chin. Jimmy gut mining tEnme' dlately - before the b0ss recovered consciousness.
 Years later, when Jimmy had bee come famous. he received a message from the foreman. He wanted Jins' Bsy's autograph
 Leah Ray. the "Volee of the Lis. tenlng Lady" heard on Songs by Morton DoEney" over the Blue Net. york Monday through Friday after. moons. claims her thrill Of 6 life. time came last week.
 The Downey program was the first on the air to pay tribute to the liberation of Paris.
 # included two songs which were popular during 1918. "Aglle, ei AFsmentieTs" and Pack Up Your Troubles" To the air Of the Mar eelllaise" David Ross Feelsed sttFs ring tribute t0 the French people, and Morton closed N5th Let's Sing Hymn for q, '. Jim," c prayer for our boys who won't come baek from over there,
 Jerome KeFpis eyeyspopulag Make Relieve was given special treatment by the eleven GhoFistere during the Aunt SeEniRe ehow. to. day at le;2s 6, lll, over WATH and the Blue Network.
 On nsgt Friday, lsept. D. the chorus wlu offer special Palmer Clark arrangements Of ''Melalls ehely Baby" and without Song
 FeTne, the elFl vl0llnlst in Fred WaFlng's speDnsylvanlang' who'll he heard over WATR and the Blue Network every Thursday at zoo D, D., beginning Sept, 2, ls not only much l0Veller looking than most feminine tnasFulnentallstg but her playing ls So beautiful that Fred hired her by telegram, sight unseen, after hearing . recording she once made of 'Raphistleated Lady" When be llnally saw shat his ieles gram brought be felt like g man whe Ends agl unexpected hundred dollar bonus in hts pay envelope,
 paFne Is g delicate, comparatively allaht brunette who resembles CiRus deEie GelheTt, Her EaanneF is h0th poised and modest end she has 2 shy WaFnl smile,
 WeTnss lest name, nevaT used an the elY, Is @neknar, She Was born in Dinuha, Q community ln the grane growing Feglon Of california, but came 70 Philadelphia at seVells teen 70 study at the Curtis Institute Af Music, She won Q selalaFkblr there and studied under xilBhalist and Haaslnskl, Two Of her class mates aE Curtis were Rose Ramp. ton and Conrad Thihault, both of whom have also attained much saies cess 0n the aIF,
 peFna ls hFalny, baslaes being beautiful and talented, and sollles times talks ef becoming q neWss lsapeFW0Man, 50 lAT, however, her lnllale and her existence as . "penDs sylVanian' has kept her away from . typewFlseF,
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