The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-19
VA VELETS
By BILL HARRINGTON

Which live longest, fish, birds or animalsp The answer to that ques- ton, and to several others of ir1- terest to sportsmen, will be given by Jim Hurley, Dave Newell and their guest experts, on the Fish ing and Hunting Club of the Air." in its broadcast tonight at 8'30 p. m.. over Station WATR. Another question Is What Is Albany beef9" Tips to fishermen and hunters will include a method for nending @ broken steel rod, and. an easy-to- make caI1loudage, that can be car. ried in the hunting coat, for hunt. ing ducks or geese. Roland Winters presideS as chairman of the club.
 Arlene Francis, the American net works Blind Date" hostess, is too busy an actress to let the grass grow under her feet. However, as a lady farmer, she manages to find time to let many garden products grow on her Connecticut estate.
 She also finds time to do a host of other things which aren't exact- ly in her field. For example, her first try at composing, "It's a Date, is already in the hands of music publisher. She has also turn ed author, having written several articles for national magazines, and with a book of memoirs also on the way. Besides all this, the dynamic maker manages to keep up several hobbies, tool
 Frank Sinatra will broadcast @ preview of his new short-subject film, "The House I Live h." which pleads Q message of tolerance, and will sing the pictures title song on the Songs by Frank Sinatra" pro- gram Wednesday, September 1o, at Q p. n1., EWT., on CBS.
 Sinatra is starred in the movie short, which soon will be released. Hollywood screen critics have praised his performance. Peggy Lee will be The Voices radio guest.
 Four other numbers will be sung by Sinatra, Melancholy Baby" T Fell Tn Love Too Easily" "Atchisor, Topeka and Santa Fe" and Surrey With The Fringe On Top" Tn the latter song, from the Broadway nut sical hit "Oklahomal" Frank will be supported by the Pied Pipers.
 Acting on the Army's request that he extend his USO tour of the Pacific, Kay Kyser has added two weeks to his overseas entertainment schedule and will return to the podium of the College of Musical Knowledge" tonight, at l0:0o p. m.
 Kay was originally scheduled to resume broadcaSting September g., but his sponsors, granted him the additional time so he could continue his command performances at Am erican bases Q while longer.
 Medical sciences fight against Smallpox" carried down through the centuries. will be dramatized on "The Human Adventure" in its broadcast over MES stations, We'd nesday, Sept. i0. at i0 p. III. 4 large portion of the story will be devoted to the work of Jenner, whose method of vaccination still is used today as one Of the most po- tent weapons against the disease. Sherman H. Dryer is producer of this series. Henry Weber conducts original mood music composed by Kenneth Churchill.
 A homeward-bound veteran finds his pre-war business in the hands of ruthless criminals in '"The Case of the Man Who Came Back" on the MT. District Attorney" program this evening NEG, 9:30 to 10 D. m.
 ITO night we'll celebrate" ex- claims the returning war hero on greeting his wife and best friend. And tomorrow we'll go over the