The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-11

WEAH. through a set oe telephone lines end ripped them right up. So [ have Q snall piece of enemy wire imported from Germany hy air mail."
 Malone. hg the way. broAdeasla thrlcesWeekly . program featuring intimate stories of e. I. Joes. EIe ls heard Monday. Wednesday and Eri. days, over WATR at to:is.
 An unusual twist occurs on -Blind Date" when AFnzle Strickland. for. mef assistant Co Tom Wallace, pro- oucer Of the program. whose job t was Co select service men contestants for the programs. becomes a glamour girl herself and serves as dAte bait over WATR and the Blue network Monday, Aug. is. at s:30 D. m, 9th. CTS on the broadcast w'tll be Judy Blake. radio and televlsion actress, and Marcella Rusty Markham, legitimate stage actress. Six service men Will compete Co take the girls to the StoFk Club at the sponsors ex. pense.
 ''oangbusters" winch dramatizes official cases from police files each Friday night over WATR and the Blue Network at 9. will tonight des pict the wild six months crime car. eef Of a gunman yielding a nickel. piated revolver. a thug wearing brass knuckles and their young woman companion.
 The trio. carrying on a wave Of rcbneries through upstate New York and Ohio. murdered three men and critically wounded several oth- CTS before being apprehended. After they were jailed on murder charges. the two desperatdies enlisted the aid Of the girl. freed on ban. and enc glneered a wholesale prison break.
 They were at large for a month be- fore their recapture. Today the two bandits are serving life terms in a New York penitentiary.
 Rose Hampton. dramatic soprano of the Metropolitan Opera who Is currently co-starring with her con- elnctor- -husband Wilfred relletier on Vacation Serenade" Mondays over NEG. has a really hectic schedule this week. After her last Monday nights broadcast she left New York for Chicago to sing at Grant Park on Wednesday night. then win re turn to New York for her guest np- pearance as soloiEt on Music AEn- erica Loves Best" Sat. Aug. l3. wdth I Eass.Amu. Az n.m.n.nwa arw eA.~ nR-vnA morning tlsD rehearsal of Vacation Serenade."
 Gale Page, Your Hollywood Neighbor" of NBC's "Star Play house.. needs no alarm clock to tn. sure her making the 2 a. m. daily rehearsal of the show. Her huge Great Dane dog sleeps in the nursery with Gales year-0ld tw5ns. who awaken promptly at 6 a. m. The youngsters' walls gake the giant pooeh who adds his deep bass to the chorus, which in turn rouses Gale and the neighbors. tool
 Arthur fDagwoodl Lake, Of the Blonde" WATR series. is wonder ing if he is the target of a Holly wood practical joker. This week Ar- thur received a seraggly-looking sap- ling from a local nurseTyman ghu wrote that he had developed a new variety of dogwood tree which he was going to make famous under the name ''DagwOod D0gWoOdi"
 
 Harry ". Flannery. CbS gar con- mentatoT and author. has written chapter on radio griting for s new textbook on the subject. Titled ''Off Mike" 1t viii be published this fall. Fsannery's part of the book deals uatb news commentating and EFit- ing. Other radio celebrities who are contributing include Fred Allen. gho does . chapter on comedy writing. Carlton E. Morse. covering serials. and 'i6nEpepse" Producer william 6pieF. who tells how to write sue eassful mystery programs.
 Don Bryan. the CB6 maestro. pas- ses along the story Of the polite l0ldup man. The fellow entered a night club and said. "Nog ladies spd gentleman. all those in favor os ieav- Ing this place alive kindly hold up their hands"