The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-02

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 Parks Johnson and Warren Hull take their CBS "Vox Pop" inter- view microphone to Kessler Field, Biloxi, Miss, for chats with instruc- tors and supervisors of the AAF' Emergency Rescue School, this evening, 8:00-8:30.
 The interviewees will relate their dangerous and dramatic experiences in rescuing combat crews forced to bail out over water or land. The emergency rescue planes operate without escort, and are frequently attacked by enemy fighters while landing in enemy waters and be- hind enemy lines.
 Bob Hawk, who is collecting playing cards for convalescents in service hospitals via his Thanks to the Tanks" program, also sends them thousands of free cigarettes and, during his broadcast over CBS Monday, April 2, at 7:30 p. m, the smokes go to the U. s. Naval Hospital, Hartman, N. Y, and the U. s. Naval Hospital, Seattle, Wash. Music on the quiz show is provid- ed by Dolly Dawn, vocalist, and Peter Van Steeden's orchestra.
 Kathleen Norris, who on Mon- day, April 2, over CBS takes over the writing of Bright Horizon, !" daytime serial over CBS, has dur ing her successful career published over 70 novels, 200 short stories, and innumerable newspaper and magazine articles. One of her nov els, "The Mother" sold over D. 100000 copies and ranks among the top all-time best sellers.
 Superstitions don't stump NBC's MT. and Mrs. North" The spook- and-spoof sleuths have just been renewed for another 13 weeks, and the unlucky number doesn't disturb them at all. Co-starring Alice Frost and Joseph Curtin, MT. and Mrs. North" are undertaking their third year of successful sleuthing.
 When Dr. Frank Black, General Music Director of NEG, succeeds Arturo Toscanini as conductor of the NEG Symphony Orchestra for spring and summer season start ing April 8, Charles F. Kettering directing head of the sponsors re- search laboratories, will remain as intermission speaker.
 Once again the Chesterfield Supper Club" takes on an air of hilarity when radios ace story-tel- Ter Peter Donald steps before the microphone at p. m. over NEG. Peter, who is heard regularly on Can You Top This" has Wor wide-acclaim with his unusual comedy and tonight's Supper Club" program should be must" for radio listeners everywhere. Hear him tonight as he crosses wits with Emcee Martin Block and baritone Perry Como, who will put his heart into two of the top tunes of the day. Listen to the sultry- voiced, lovely Mary Ashworth. as she harmonizes with The Satisfy CTS to the accompaniment of Ted Steele and his en-about-Muslc.
 A Normanesque castle on the peak of a rocky island is the setting for '"The Case of the Cellini Cameo" the newest mystery comedy adven- ture in Columbia's Two on Clue" 200 to 2:15 p. m, Mondays through Fridays, bginning Monday, April 2.
 The gay sleuthing couple, Jeff and Debby Spencer, are invited to the island by wealthy Wilbur Greer, who. selected lawyer Jeff to draw up his will. Two deaths and the disappearance of Greer's valuable Cellini cameo cause some excite ment, but when the murderer is not apprehended and all plans of leav- ing the island are forsaken, Jeff and Debby really begin to worry.
 The mystery-comedy series stars Louise Fitch and New Wever are the Spencers, with Ronny Liss playing their young son Mickey. Dick Leibert is organist. and Alice Yourman and Tom Shirley an- nounce.
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