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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25

< Two scientists discuss the social,
 political and industrial significance
 of atomic energy, and two United
 States Senators debate the sharing Of lts secret, when "Americas Town
 Meeting" airs forum on the queS-
 tiofi. Should We Share the Secret of the atomic Bomb with Any Other Nation?" in . broadcast from St, Paul, Minn., Thursday, Oct 90, at 0;30 D. ri,, over station WATR, Sen, Joseph Ball (R,, Minn) speaks for the affirmative, Sen, Alexander Wiley (R., Wis0 for tho negative, in the debate. The scientists will not par- tic. ate in the debate, but will stress tho significance of the atomic bomb and future developments to bo ex- pocted now that the secret of har. messing atomic energy has been found. pr. O. c. Suits, director Of research and vice president of Gen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25
VA VELETS
By BILL HARRINGTON

eral Electric, will speak of tho in- duStriai significance of the atom, while social and political aspects will Do taken up by pr, Reuben c. qustavson, vice president of the University of Chicago, where much Important research took place, ln the development of the atomic bomb. George V, Deeny, jr, will pre-. side aS moderator of the forum.
 Ted Malone, now wlngIng his way around the world on the ATCS "dlobester," salutes this country's Navy Day celebration (Saturday) on his Friday, Oct, 20, broadcast of "Ted Malone Tells" ct ii:4b c. fi., over station WATR, Malone will tell the story Of the TripolI pirates and one of tho earliest actions Of the U. 8. Marines, The advance schedule places Malone in Keraehi, India, on the day of this broadcast,
 "shroud for Sarah" the thrilling story of c woman who sought to fur- ther her husbands political ambi- tons ct any cost, stars Lucille Ball, film favorite, in the Suspense" of- fering on Thursday, Oct, 26, ct Q D. fn,. over stations CBS, The Wonl-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25

Phil Bakers Take It Or Leave It." on CDS Sunday nights, has c strange stranglehold on the sponsor Identification classification. Latest popularity survey again places 1t first, c position it has held for about
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25


 American BroadcaSting Company Thursday ct e:30 ?, m, Fred Uttai, host and quiNnaSter of tho pro- grain during the summer when it gained huge following, continues to preside over the fun. fM
 Teliing his contestants. drawn from the studio audience, that the sooner you detect, the more dough you collect" Uttal offers them Ave clues to tho prizes hidden behind the magic curtain" Those who guess, correctly after hearing the first clue receive Q substantial cash prize. The cash reward diminlshes In amount with each clue needed by the contestant
 Frank Morgan, guest maestro for the Kraft Music Hail, has back Lima Romay and Carmen Cavai- laro for Q Thursday night session on October 90, at 900 ?. m. (EST) over NEG. John Scott TTotter, the KMH chorus, and CharloteerS make up the program party,
 Fearless Morgan has not given up the Idea he is Q match for Carmen CaValiaro at the plano, Tn fact, he announces that he will match the pianist cadenSa for eadenEa, arpegs gio for arpeggio,
 Miriam Hopkins, star of "oid Acquaintance' Tn the movies and "The skin Of Our Teeth" on the stage, Is guest on "The Powder Box Thoater" over CBs tonight i030-iii00 D, 'Fl, EsT). Evelyn Knight and Danny ONeil are featured lfl selection of ros mantle tunes. Miss Hopkins stars opposite eincee Jim Aineche in short piaylet Speak Soft, My Soul" Miss Knight sings "0rands fathers Clock" and "Just c Little Fond Affection" aS her solo Fiufn- bers and ONeii sings "Just c Song at Twilight" Sigh By Night" and, with the chorus, "A Small Hotel" Ray Bloch conducts the orchestra in an arrangement Of Stumbling"
 Despite fact that Amos n Andy gre observing their 30th anniversary in radio, the blAckfacc pair. now heard on NEG Tuesday nights, gre still tops among dialors. Latest popularity survey places them well
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25

ans plan to kill her husbands op- ponent for the governorship leads the story to c surprise climax. Wii- liam spier directs the series.
 Bud Abbott and Lou Costello, those merry Enadmon. provide the humor and Connie Haires the songs when the Abbott and Costello show airs over station WTIC, Thursday, Oct. 2S, at 10 D, m. Miss HaineS sings Love Letters" from the film of the same name. Will Osborne and the orchestra are spotlighted in "fts Gotta Be This Or That"
 Any time Vera Vague and Hedda Hopper visit Dinah Shore, conVerSa- ton Is sure to turn to thoughts of fller--and that's the main topic of chatter on "Dinah Shores Open House" broadcast night WT1C, 8.30 D m.
 DInah will sing several new 10. mantle tunes with assistance from Ken Lanes choral group and Robert Emmett Dolafi and the orchestra,
 Detect and Collect" the daffy quiz program which ai1iaEeS, aInuses and rewardg-but richly --i is now heard over Station WAT'R and the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25

up In the list of the leading l6 network evening programs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25

Meredith Wilson's weii.known symphony, Missions of California" :" which was performed by more than 20 famous orchestraS over the air, will be published this fall. Wilson S maestro Of the Burns and Allen program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25
Strike Hits Shoe District

Brockton, Mass. Got. 9Ss-(UPl-- About HOO independent lasters and vanpers la the Brockton shoe district staged a wildcat strike for Q g per cent pay boost and manu- lecturers in the % plants affected feared that within two days Q total of li,0O0 persons would be forced to stop production. 2 F4.
 Both manufacturers and otilcials
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25

About eoo laslors were involved and between $50 and 800 vampers. Various other departments contin- ued production but lt was said these workers soon would be folced out by lack of materials.
 The strike vote was taken at Q union meeting of lasters last night ct which 4o0 were present. During the meeting about 16O walked out After that 300 voted for ana 70 against the strike.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25

up In the list of the leading l6
 network evening programs.
 Deal for CBS' This Is My Best"
 to radlo-dramatlxe the best story
 published each month by c national magazine Is almost at the dotted- line stage. The radio series airs Tuesdays at s:S0 ?, m,, over Co- lumbia.
 Gordon Jenkins Suitcase Six,' featured on the NBC Bob Burns pro- gram are really seven, because Jen- kinS himself handles the xylophone. Members have been playing together for six years and have never played In another orchestra. But the clar- inetiSt, Opie Gates, Is himself niu- sic conductor on three network pro. gramSl
 orson Welles, American chain Sunday commentator who Is spend. ing his week days producing and acting In the new International movie, '"The Stranger" has just con. tracted his former radio boss, Will liam Spier, producer of the CHS
 Suspense" program, aS dialogue director for the film. Years ago, Spler gave Welles his start in ra- do as An actor on '"rhe March of Time" which Spier was then pro- duclng. 4. ..a
 Ted Malone, American network commentator now flying around. tho world on the ATCS "Globester" for his daytime WATR American ilets work show, B probably causing con. sternation among passport officials along the route because of his un. orthodox Identification photos, Ma lone suffered hectic time when his State Department papers did not arrive until the day of his take-off, The papers were mailed to him week before ho was supposed to leave but got mixed up in his fan mall. First they went to the net- work, then to his agency, and final. ly' reached him ct the last minute. There was no time for regular visa pictures, 60 Malone and his wife went through their photo album and trimmed shots bearing hls like. ness. The results are passport photos showing Malone playing 6 plano, smoking . pipe and wearing various hatSl
 You can't blame Paula Stone for beaming these days. Her MES in. tprvtew programs are more popular than ever, she has c hit on her hands as co.produeer of "The Red Mill" on Broadway, and now spon. sors are after the MES Leave It to the Girls series in which she acts AS moderator.
 Meredith Wilson's well.known Symphony, Missions of California" | which was performed by more than 20 famous orcheStraS over the air, will be published this fall. Wilson S maestro of the Burns and Allen | program.
 Phil Bakers Take It Or Leave It," on CDS Sunday nights, has Q Itrange stranglehold on the sponsor identification classification Latest popularity survey again places it iFst. . position it has held for about
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25
SPRY AT lOi

Merriinac, Mass, -- (UP) -- cele. brating her i0ist birthday, spry Mrs. cynthia '. Huntington sug. gested, Lets start oil over again and call this my first birthday"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

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Evening star., 1945-02-21
Hif- Run Injuries
Fatal 10 Woman; 14th
Traffic Death Of Year

Mrs. Jimmie johnson, A, col
ored, 519 U street NV, died last
night in Gallinger Hospital of in
juries received when she was struck
by a hit-and-run driver on Janu-
ary IL. It was the 18th traffic
death of 1945. as compared with
eight at this time last year.
According to police. Mrs. john
son was standing with her husband,
Willis johnson. 49, and Mary Stu
art. 26, colored. 1900 block Of Sixth
street NV, In a safety zone at
Eighteenth street and wyoming
avenue NV. when all three were
hit.
Allen l.. Mcknight, 81, colored
of 1887 r street NV, was arrested
the next day In connection with
the accident, police said. Nc
Knight was charged with driving
with no District permit, and with
leaving the scene of an accident
He will appear at q coroner's in
quest the date of which has not
been set. police said.
A certificate of accidental death
was issued by Coroner A. Magruder
Macdonald in the case of Warren
H. Perry, 81, colored, 304 K street
NE. who died yesterday in Casualty
Hospital of injuries received Feb
ruary 4, when his motorcycle crashed
into the viaduct wall at First and
K streets NE.
The coroner earlier had announced
that an inquest would be held, but
after investigation he issued the
certificate of accidental death. Mr.
Perry was just learning to operate
the motorcycle, DR.. Macdonald said
and was driving without permit.
Evening star., 1945-02-21
Blood Reaches Pacific
Five DAYS After Donation

Within five days after 1t had been
taken, from donors in this country,
whole blood was being given Sc
riously wounded Navy men aboard
the hospital ship Solace in the Far
Pacific, the Navy reported today
1t was flown from the West Coast
directly to the Advance Base Blood
Facility on Guam, and then to the
hospital ship, which was standing
by to receive casualties.
Whole blood is used in hospital
ships, according to Capt. William
W. Hall of San Diego, for cases of
severe hemorrhage resulting from
wounds, severe burns in the sec
ondary period, compound fractures
and other serious injuries where
blood loss has been heavy.
In one case, he said, six pints of
whole blood were used. In nearly
every TRANSMISSION a favorable re-
action can be noted within a matter
of minutes, the Navy said.
Evening star., 1945-02-21
Lincoln Park Group Hears
Rabies Plan Criticized

Dogs are being "wrongfully
abused" by words and deeds, a meet
ing OF the Lincoln Park Citizens
Association was told last night by
William H. Lowder, member of
the association, who criticized the
rabies control proposals of Dr.
George G. Rutland, District health
officer.
Every dog that runs the street
is a rabies victim in the opinion
of many people who are frightened
by the antirabies campaign, and
the poor dogs have broken legs
and broken ribs from being kicked
around" he said.
More than Is persons attended
the meeting, at which action was
taken advocating speedy passage
of the proposed teacher pay raise
Establishment of a public vehicles
control board was opposed by a
vote Of members.
The Chavez bill, providing for
residence qualifications for District
officeholders was supported. At
tacking "commercialization" Of Po-
tomac River banks, which it said
"has destroyed much of the natural
beauty of the river" the association
voted to support the stand of the
National Capital Park and Planning
Compassion opposing erection OF
power dams on the Upper Potomac
/ The group also passed a motion
requesting the District Commits
sioners to allow charwomen OF
municipal buildings the benefits OF
sick leave and annual leave.
The meeting was held at Epworth
Methodist Church, Thirteenth street
and North Carolina avenue NE
A. D. Calvert, president, was in
charge.
Evening star., 1945-02-21
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Evening star., 1945-02-21
FEC Hearings Open May 3
On Major Radio Channels

By the Associated Press.
The Federal Communications
Commission plans to check policies
affecting the Nations biggest radio
stations-the $4,000 waters.
The commission said it will begin
hearings May 8 to determine If
there should be a change in the
method whereby clear channels are
allocated to the big stations, which
number So.
Prompting the hearing, FEC said,
Is disclosure that there still are
large areas in the Nation which re-
ceive no radio service during day
Evening star., 1945-02-21
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m1rger. mlrge 0evel plate $3.50
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Evening star., 1945-02-21

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Evening star., 1945-02-21
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Evening star., 1945-02-21
Lloyd George Still III,
But Not Critical
81 the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Feb. 21--David Lloyd
George, Britain's World War Prime
Minister, was reported still seriously
i'll today at his home in North Wales,
but physicians said his condition
was mot critical"
A statement from his home said
doctors again had attended him
this morning and that further news
of his condition may be expected
during the day." He was said to be
more comfortable last night. sn a
The 82-year-old Liberal has been
In failing health for some time.
Evening star., 1945-02-21

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ence-free night service.
1t said 1t also may look into the
possibility Of authorizing stations to
operate on more than the present
so ,000-Watt maximum.
Evening star., 1945-02-21
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Evening star., 1945-02-21
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Evening star., 1945-02-21

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Evening star., 1945-02-21
n District Men Report
For MiIitory Duty Today

Twenty-seven Washington men
are scheduled to report for induc-
ton into the armed forces today.
They are:
Evening star., 1945-02-21
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Evening star., 1945-02-21
Loin Cloths Rutioned

BOMBAY. Feb. q P.-A semi
annual ration OF two "dhoties," loin
cloths OF the type worn by Mohandas
K. Ghandi, will introduce in Bonn
bay and the suburbs a plan for
the rationing Of cloth. which the
government later may extend to
other cloths.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
New Dance Band
At Club Stevadora

A NEW revue, sparksd by the
dance music OF ex-ssrvicennan
Jack Daley and his orchestra and
lifted to new heights Of hilarity
by comic Mel Snyder Is currently
on view at Club Stsvadora.
Mels timely comedy chattsr,
songs and dances provids patrons
with enough laugh material 10 las
for an evenings entertainment. :
In addition, the comedian pre-
sents each act in the fast-paced
show which offers the oldtims
vaudevillian efforts of Ross and
Kerns, the Spanish dance routines
OF Suzanne and Mimi, and the
swing song styles Of pretty Evelyn
Waters.
Daley, who is veteran local
musician, Is in his first night club
appearance since being discharged
from the armed forces. At one
time, he was maestro at a local
bistro where Charlie Carlisle be-
gan his emSes career.
Beginning Monday. July 9. the
Stevadora begins a Reconversion
Policy in line with the times.
There'll be free admission to the
club every night except Saturday.
Sunday and holidays.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
Fun, Amusements
At Edgewater

SUMMER FUN continues to
hold an equal interest for young
and old at Edgewater Park,
Where Fun Begins" Seven Mile
road near Grand River.
The parks % thrill rides,
countless amusements. free out
door shows, roller skating every
evening and Sunday afternoons,
modern sports facilities and spa
cious picnic grove collectively pro-
vide a synonym for merriment.
The Great Francisco is cur
rently manufacturing thrills a.
the nightly and Sunday afternoon
outdoor attraction. Poised at the
tip OF a slender, swaying pole,
this modern daredevil makes a
mockery Of fate with a series Of
death-defying stunts. There Is no
admission charge TO enter the
park and free parking space is
available.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
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