The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-15

Admiral Harry E. Yarnell, U. D. Navy retired, former commander iii chief of the Asiatic Fleet and Otto Tolischus, Tokyo correspondent for the New oYrk Time, who was im- prisoned and tortured by the Japs following the outbreak of war, will be two of the four speakers on Americas Town Meeting when the forum program offers a discus sion of the question, How Should We Deal With a Defeated Japan?" in the broadcast tonight at 8:30 D.. m., over station WATR. Tohschus, who was sent back to the United States as an exchange prisoner, is the author of Tokyo Record" and second book" Through Japanese Eyes," soon to be published. He was a Pulitzer Prize winner in 1889. Pre- siding as moderator of the discus sion will be George V. Denny, Jr" founder of Americas Town Meet ing."
 Those two eminent Turks, Turhan Bey and Bey Window, meet when Turhan Bey, film star, visits Bud Abbott and his roly-poly partner, Lou Costello, on their comedy show this evening, at 10 o'clock over NEG stations. Costello, known in Turkey as Bey Window, will try to learn Turhans secret for winning glamor girls.
 The little dog that wasn't there is central figure, when Dame May Whitty and Margaret OBrien CO., star In Mel Dinelli's eerie tale, Cricket" on Suspense" Thursday, March IS, at D. m, over CBS stations.
 The story deals with a little girl who goes to live with her grand mother after her parents and be- loved pct dog, Cricket, have been killed in the London blitz. Insisting that the dog Is still alive, the child continues to talk to him, and when the house catches fire, the child is saved by a dog which she maintains is her deceased pet. Then neigh bors report that their dog, also named Cricket, disappeared at the time of the fire, and cannot pc found. Efforts to clear up the mys- tery of the ghost dog lead to a sur- prise climax.
 It's Hutton Time Again! Yes, to- night the producers of the supper Club" show bring back to the lis- tcninp audience that new Hollywood favorite. The gal Is glamorous Marion Hutton, who sings as swell as she looks, and she can be hCSrd tonight at 700 over NEG on "the Liggest IS minutes in radio rune in and hear the blonde bombshell sing your favorite songs. Roman tic Perry Como, the balladeer Of the year, will offer the tops in tunes V Ted steele and his band handle the musical scores. Mary Ashworth and The Satisfyers are featured vocal jsts. Martin Block, as usual, Is aost for the evening.
 Muriel Smith, young soprano known to Broadway for her realis- tic portrayal of Carmen Jones' l: guest on Major Bowes' Shower oi Stars" over CBS Thursday, March IS, 9:00-9:3V p. m. Muriel sings "1hat's Love-" the Carmen Jones version of the operatic "Habanera, for her featured number. Hel second selection Is KrielseQs stars In My Eyes"
 Morton Gould directs his 50-piece 0, chestra in Through Your Eyes 10 Your Heart" one of the num- bcrs he composed for the forthcom' ing picture "Delightfully Danger ous," in which he appears. Other orchestral numbers are the tradi' iional Hand Me Down My Walk ing Cane" Carmichaels "Geor' gia On My Mind" the Hall John. son spiritual Honor, Honor, and as a finale, a medley of tunes ron Xcrns "The Cat and the Fiddle Larry Elliot announces.
 Flash! Joan Davis Spurns Q Man 4 travelling salesman gets the brush off from Joan Davis. who makes news by actually running away from masculine advances. during Ter NEG program with Jack Haley tonight, March IS at 9:30 o'clock. Aiding Joan and Jack are such