The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-07
VA VELETS
By BILL HARRINGTON

1 up 1,771 enemy agents and thereby prevent incalcuable damage to Am erica's war effort will be dramatiz- ed during the WATR-ABC broad cast of Jerry Devine's This Is Your FBI tonight at 830 D. m. Occurring on the fourth anniver- Sary of the sneak attack, the De- vine broadcast will depart from its custom of presenting individual cases to present in authentic, dram atic terms the FBIs exhaustive preparatory measure that not only obviated & mass underground at tack on our factories, supply sys- temS and morale, but prevented any serious act of sabotage through out the entire war.
 Phil Harris, the musical stooge on Jack Bennys airshoW, will visit Ginny Simms on her "Ginny Simms Show" broadcast tonight at 7:3O p. m., over WABC.
 In addition to trading some fast banter with Ginny, Phil will sing one of the songs he's made famous.
 No respector of ordinary persons is Ed Archie" Gardner, but he cocks receptive ear when he meets up with a professor who pro- fesses to know all about atoms on "Duffy's Tavern" heard Friday, De- cember T. at 8;30 p. m, over WTIC- NBC.
 Con man Dave Hossinger arrives at 'Duffy's" with the learned pro- lessor in tow. Civilization conscious Archie" is more than willing to lend cash-register support to their scheme to save the world by put ting the atom together again. Un- foreseen complications set in which leave the world and Archie" in their same old vulnerable ruts.
 Mysterious fits of sleeping sick ness overtake the hand of factory manufacturing vital process used III atomic bombs and Mark Chase, The Sheriff, discovers the cause and catches the culprits during the WAT'R = ABC broadcast of the crime-busting series this evening at 9:30 p. m. Assisted by his hilar- ious housekeeper, Cousin Cassie, played by female impersonator, Olyn Landick, The Sheriff finds himself engaged in a tense battle of subterfuge ending in one of the startling climaxes for which he is famous. Robert Haag plays The Sheriff, which is directedq by Doro- the McCann.
 "Men From Yesterday" haunt ing story of gorilla's primitive revenge on his captors, will be pre- sented on Mystery Theater" Fri day, December T. at 1O:00 D. m. over the WT1C-NBC network.
 The battle of wits between a man and woman and the most cunning Of jungle beasts begins in the steaming wastes of darkest Africa and mounts to murderous climax in the dark halls of an American museum.
 Sammy Kaye's Sunday seren- ade," which combines poetry and popular music, features Irving Ber- lin's immortal White Christmas. with vocalizing by Arthur Wright and the Kaye choir, on Dec. g, at i:30 p. m. over (American). A touring opera company comes to "The Great GilderSleeve'S home town and causes comic complications for Gildy in the Sunday comedy broadcast starring Harold Peary, Dec. g. at 6:30 p. m. over NEG George Jessel receives the Green Room Award from the Andrews Sis- ters for his contributions to the nations laughter, on the NIX Mu- sical Showroom Wednesday, Dec 12 at 10:30 D. m. over CBS. The Andrews Sisters trio revives Star dust" and offers a salute to the season with Santa Claus Is Com ing to Town" A huge album of notes leads Robert Taylor, prom ising young journalist, on the trial of an international spy, in the Suspense" thriller, Argyle Album" Thursday, Dec. 13 at p. m. over CBS.
 Cities Service Highways in Mel ody"-Paul Lavalle conducting. Thomas l. Thomas. baritone guest