The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-21
VA VELETS
By BILL HARRINGTON

i the book. Modern Man Is Obso- lete"; and Sgt. Ben Kuroki, Nisel airman, first JapaneSe-American to win the Distinguished Flying Cross. Q veteran of 5s missions in the Eu- ropean and Pacific theaters of war The discussion will originate in Town Hall, New York, with George V. Denny. Jr, as moderator.
 Borrowing a sturdy hymn from an evangelist's song book, Jack Berch will sing The Old Rugged Cross during the Thanksgiving day broadcast of The Jack Berch Show over wATR-ABC on Thursday, Nov. 22, at 4 D. m, Charlie Magnante's Trio will be heard in George Gersh- wins "Girl Crazy" hit, T Got Rhythm" and Jacks remaining tunes of the afternoon include Sweet Jennie Lee" Just A Little Fond Affection" and Round And Round" (From New York.
 Leo Gorcey almost gets his goose cooked when he tries to dress up a turkey for Bob Burns Thanks giving party, on the Ozarkians comedy broadcast, Thursday, Nov. p, at 7:30 p. m., over Station WTIC. Between merry mishaps, Shirley Ross sings "Homesick, That's AL" and Gordon Jenkins and his Suit case Six offer San Antonio Rose" 
 Broadway's queen of musical comedy, Ethel Norman, is next in a long line of renowned performers to receive the Green Room Award, an honorary plaque given to artists for outstanding contributions to en- tertainment, on the Andrews Sisters Show, INK Musical Showroom" Wednesday, Nov. 21, at 10;30 p. m., over CBS stations. Clarion-voieed Miss Norman will re-create her famous song, q Got Rhythm" as a feature of the broadcast. The Andrews Sisters, assisted by Bari tone Curt Massey, bring their stylized harmonizing to a series of new hits. Vic Schoen conducts the programs music. Herb Polesie is director-producer.
 Every month of the year the Am erican Magazine devoteS a section of its publication to interesting people in the United States who have unusual hobbies or extraor- dinary occupations. It is the job of James Stewart Gordon, it's picture editor, to sift through the 10000 suggestions he receives annually and select the 100 best for the monthly feature. MT. Gordon will tell more about his pob to Morton DoWney and his, radio audience when he visits Morton as Person ality of the Week." tonight, at l2:l5 D. m. over Station WOR and the Mutual Network.
 Bradley Kincaid, the mountaineer troubadour, welcomes Roy Acuff and his Smoky Mountain Boys back to the Grand Ole Opry House" in Nashville, Tenn, after their Hollywood visit, on the Saturday, Nev. A show, over WTTC, at Q0:30 D. m.).
 Quipmaster Bob Hawk directs questions at contestants and sends free smokes to Navy convalescents on the Monday, Nov. 26 Thanks to the Tanks show, over (CBS), at (7:30 D. m, eS.t). Songstress Dolly Dawn and Peter Van Steeden's or chestra supply the music.
 Nancy Kelly, film actress, stars in the suspense" drama, "A Week Ago Wednesday" the story of eerie dream and its aftermath, on Thursday, Nov. 29, at (8 p. m, 6. s. t.) over WABC.
 The Thanksgiving Day theme highlights the Songs By Sinatra" show on which The Voice will have screen star Marilyn Maxwell and band leader Louis Prima for his guests. at 9 D. m, over OBS.
 Frank Sinatra will sing "Ameri- ca The Beautiful" and "The House I Live In" from his screen short subject of the latter title.
 Miss Maxwell will sing a new song called But I Did"
 Lloyd Nolan, who scored in his performance as the FBI man in the film, 'The House on sand B1HssEIzlNzIuuzuaBa lIIuul