The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-07
WAVELETS
By BILL HARRINGTON

The bobby-sox girls are going :o have their day on the air and this time they will not be swooning audience. They will be the inno- cent tools of German secret agents in The Case of the Poisoned Su- gar" when the espionage thriller, David Harding-Counterspy', is heard on Wednesday, March 2, over Station WATR at 8:30 p. m. A clever Nazi spy try to use the bobby sox brigade of Broadway and Times Square to sell magazine SubScrip- tions to sailors so he can get their addresses-ships of the U. s. Navy and other vital information. How David Harding" finally breaks the case forms an exciting conclusion.
 The pre-D-Day Allied invasion of 30 square miles of British coastal regions near Devon will be described during the WATR- Network broadcast of Keep Up With the World on Wednesday, March T. from to 9:30 D. m.
 The invasion was staged as a practice preparation for Allied land- ings in France. Three thousands inhabitants of the invasion area were evacuated before the landing of American troops on the English beach which. during the operaUiLn, was bombarded with heavy shells fired from units of the British fleet. The entire section was devastated by the intense bombardment.
 Victor Borge, the great Dane of comedy, who is appearing at the Wedgewood Room of the Hotel Wal dorf- Astoria and will soon begin an engagement at the Roxy theater in New York city, will take the spot light on tonight's Chesterfield "Sup- per Club" show. heard at 2 p. m.r over NEG. Perry Como, the boy with the golden voice. continues his bid for singing honors. Delectanlt Mary Ashworth, the singing gir with the singing eyes, and Int Satisfyers are an added feature al the supper Club. Ted Steele and his orchestra weave the musical pat tern. Martin Block is the soft-spok- en emcee.
 There are no ifs though plenty of butts about it, when Pam North tries to track down a carton oi cigarettes for her hubby's birthday and finds herself trailed by a gang of killers, as "The NorthS Go up In Smoke" on Wednesday, March T. at D. m. over NEG stations. On her way home from her futile mlS- sion. Pam is stopped by strang- CT who says he's ill position to ful- fill her request. Convinced that's she's not dealing with Black Mar ket racketeer, the lady sleuth buys the smokes" only to find that @ king size headache goes with each purchase. How the North finally outWit a couple of murdererS Who are interested in the cigarettes for mysterious reasons, forms an exclt- ing climax to the chiller-diller. Alice Frost and Joseph Curtin co-stal l in the series.
 A military star" whose identity will be revealed as the grand climax of the program, will be emcee Ken Murray's guest on the CBS variety quiz, Which Is Which," Wednesday, March at 9:30 p. m. Lou Holtz, Vir- ginia Bruce, George Raft, and Vaughn Monroe-or their reasonable l facsimiles--aiso will take part in the show. Studio contestants receive $5C in war bonds if they guess correctly whether the stars are performing in person or are being initiated by voice doubles The contestant who gueSSes correctly both the identity and au- thenticity of the mystery star" will receive double award.
 An impressive array of screen notables, topped by Bing Crosby and Loretta Young, will be heard on a special broadcast over WATR and the Blue NetW work Wednesday March T, from 10:30 to HOO p. m. in behalf of the Catholic Bishops War Emergency and Relief Commit tee. The star roster also includes Ruth Hussey, Pat OBrien, J. Carrol Naish, William Gargan, and Pedro de Cordoba.
 Crosby will sing Five Will Gel You Ten and there will be numbers by the Robert Mitchell Choir. Miss Young, Miss Hussey, O'Brien. Naish and de Cordoba will enact roles ir two dramatic skits depicting the plight of the people to whom the Bishops Relief Fund has meant food, clothing and other necessities
 With the return of SO many serv. icemen to this country a new prob lem has arisen, hwta will the newly discharged soldier do PA great many lpeople are helping with the rehabil. itation of the returned veteran, un. fortunately some people see a pos sible chance of making a profit or the hard fighting soldier who hal just received his mastering -out pa! and is looking forward to a well earned good time.
 In "The Case of the Innocen Speakeasy" to be heard on the MI District Attorney" program. Wed nesday, March tn. at 9:30 p. m. ove NEG, a beautiful girl, a ruthless maj and a speakeasy combine forces t rid servicemen of their money an perhaps respect for the country the fought for.
 Wendell Niles and Don Prindle- raefara nf "EIiraQ TrphOx EOllias