The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-15
WAVELETS
 BY BILL HARRINGTON

A special program, featuring stars from Broadway and Hollywood, and representatives of labor and man. agement, will be presented by the American BroadcaSting Company and the National War Fund in cooperation with the C1O War Re- lief Committee, the AFL Labor League for Human Rights and inc dustry tonight from 9:30 to 9:55 over WATR-ABC.
 From New York, Helen Hayes will be starred in dramatic sketch with Louis Calhern, noted actor, serving as narrator and the famed Schola Cantorum lending a choral background. Edward c. Robinson, screen favorite. will emcee a por- tion of the show from Hollywood.
 Speakers on the program will be William Green. president of the AFL, who will talk from Cincinnati; David J. Mcdonald, secretary treasurer of the United Steel Workers of America, CIO, and Ger ard Swope honorary president of General Electric, who will speak from New York.
 Grace notes will compete with quips on tonight's broadcast of INFORMATION PLEASE. when the guests of honor will be Alec Tenn pleton and William Primrose.
 MT. Templeton is as well known for his pianistic wit as he is for his concert and radio interpretations of the classics, and MT. Primrose's fame as the countryS leading viola player is worldwide.
 The two artists will trade knowl- edge with the board of experts. Job Kieran and Franklin F. Adams, over WT1C, NEG at 9:30 D. m.
 Cigarettes go to Navy convales- cents and listeners get an earful of melody and nirth on the Thanks to the Tanks" quiz show, starring Quipmaster Bob Hawk, on Monday, Oct. IS at 7:30 p. m. over CBS station.
 Between questions and laughs, Songstress Dolly Dawn offers the new hit "IIl Buy That Dream" Thousands of free smokes will be sent to the U. s. Naval Convalescent Hospitals at PorthSmouth, Va, and Oakland, Calf.
 "VoX Pop joins in the annual October appeal to the public to aid in fire prevention, when Parks Johnson and Warren Hull take their interview microphone to a typical American volunteer fire de- partment in South Kingstown, R. l., this evening, 8:00-8:30 p. m. 1n- terviews will be with members of the Union District Fire Department, whose 125 volunteers protect com munities within an area Of GA square miles.
 The G.I. patients at Lowell Gen. eral Hospital at Fort Devens, Aver, Mass, will be saluted by spotlight Bands" on Monday, Oct. 15, at 9:30 lp. m. (EST)) over Station WOR and the Mutual network, when the show visits that hospital. Charlie Barnet, one of Americas leading orchestra batoneers, and his band will enter tain the soldier audience with Its regular half hour broadcast.
 Barnet is a favorite among soldier and sailor audiences for he plays the lively popular music which ap- peals to younger folks. He has been heard at numerous camps on his other appearances on Spotlight"
 "A Medal for Benny" the simple and heartwarming story about the posthumous award of a Medal of California shantytown, will be the Honor to the soldiers father in a Lux Radio Theatre offering tonight Dorothy Lamour, Arturo de Cordo- va, and J. Carol Mash recreate their original screen roles on the full-hour program heard at 9 p. m. over CBS.
 Gregor Piatigorsky, world rec nowned cellist, will make his second appearance as guest on the Tele- phone Hour Monday. Oct. l5. The Telephone Hour is broadcast every Monday over NEG at Q p. m. EST. MT. Piatigorsky whom Serge Kous- scvitsky calls "the greatest cellist of our day" is known as a soloiSt and composer, He will appear in both roles.
 MT. Bisbee's Princess" the This Is My Best" offering on Tuesday, lOct. i6, co-stars Donald Meek of the screen and Lenore Aubert, a glam- orous newcomer to Hollywood. The starlet, who was born in Chile, Yu- goslavia, was well-launched on Q