The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-31

Each night during this special War Bond drive, the show will bring to the microphoneS the NEG stars who have been heard on the air during that day or early even ing.
 Each of the seven programs will include a spot in which an attack is leveled at one of the seven enemies" which hinder success of the Fourth War Loan Drive. They are Ignorance, Selfishness, Apathy, Complacency, Improvidence, Pro- crastination and Smugness.
 Following is partial list of the many stars who will appear ou "NBC's War Bond Parade on days when they are regularly heard on the air:
 Fred Waring and his Pennsylvan- ians, Bill Stern, Captain Glenn Miller, and the AAFTC band, Fan ny Brice, Frank Morgan, Ronald Colman, Ralph Edwards, Ginny simms, Clifton Fadiman, Senator Ed Ford, Harry Hershf1eld, Joe Laurie, Jr., Peter Donald, Robert St. John, Morgan Beatty, Carey Longmire, Rupert Hughes, Dr. Ralph w. Sockman, Cesar Search finger, Louis Lochner, the Roy Shield orchestra, Nelson Olmsted, Godfrey Barnes, Jay Jostyn;
 Also Joan Tompkins, Florence Williams, Florence Freeman, Lu- cille Wall. Bret Morrison, Ann Elstner, Betty Jane Higbee, Robert Hoag, Tom Chalmers, Lawson Ger be, Arthur Hughes, Ruth Russell, Karl Swenson, Nancy Douglass, Jack KirkWood, Craig Mcdonnell, Charmee Allen, David Gothard, Evelyn Warden and Doris Dalton.
 Names of other star network per- formers appearing on "NBC's War Bond Parade" will be announced.
 Baukhage, famed Blue Network commentator and author, will be the guest substitute for John Gun ther now on Vacation) on the Where Do We Stand?' broadcast over the Blue Network Sunday, Feb. 6, at 500 p. rn., EWT. Baukhage will join John w. Vandercook, a regular on the series, in offering fifteen min- utes of news and fifteen minutes of answers to questions contributed by the listening audience.
 Hilmer Robert Baukhage, whose program is titled "Baukhage Talk ing" was foreign correspondent with the Paris office of the London Pail Mall Gazette as far back as 1913. The following year found Baukhage with the Washington Bureau of the AP.
 Aside from his record in the first World War as an artillery lieuten- ant in France, Baukhage has been reporter of the news in Washing ton for more than twenty years. In 1889 Baukhage flew to Berlin to re- port what was happening there.
 On September l, 1889, Baukhage attended the sensational ReichStag meeting, saw Hitler walk in and an- nounce the invasion of Poland, and then broadcast the story to the world. He later flew to Paris, told how the French were preparing, and reported the war from Switzerland, Spain and Portugal. When both German ad French censorship be- came too tough, Baukhage returned to Washington.
 Gen. George C. Marshall, Chief of of Staff of the United States Army, delivers Fourth War Loan message on the "Vox Pop broadcast over CBS tonight, January 31, when the program is presented from the huge Army Air Forces Tactical Center at Orlando, Florida. (WABC-CBS, 800 to 8:30 p. m., EWT). General Marshall speaks from Washington.
 Parks Johnson and Warren Hull interview flyers attached to the AAFTC. The training site, which encompasses thousands of square miles, enables the flyers to take part in maneuvers stimulating jungle, de- sert and mountain country. Air field bombing and other tactics are taught by veterans of raids over Der lin, Rabaul, Naples and Tokyo.
 Chicago, Jan. 27-American flying heroes, returning from the scattered war fronts, will discuss some of their experiences in combat in series of Hive interviews to be heard twice weekly on radios foremost aviation program, Captain Midnight" heard Mondays through Fridays at 5:45 p. m., EWT, over the Blue Network.
 Interviewed by Captain Mid night" himself. the veteran Army, Navy and Marine pilots will be heard on the Tuesday and Thurs day broadcasts, in cooperation with the services and the owl. Closing commercials will be eliminated for the interviews on those days.
 The hero guests will not only de- tail their own sky adventures but will help bring the war closer to the home front by stressing the need of various materials in the war zone from which he has just returned.
 Captain Midnight, dialing fa- vorite of young and old alike, orig mates from the Blue studios in Chi cago.