The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-21

United States delegates to the United Nations Conference and for mer Governor of Minnesota, and Sen. Styles Bridges (R. N. H., member of the Senate Foreign At- fairs and Military Affairs commit tee, round out the Americans Town Meeting" panel for the dis cussion of the question, Should the Big Five Veto Power Be In cluded in the World Charter" in the broadcast tonight, at 8:30 p. m., over Station WATR. They will ex- press opposite viewpoints. Com mander ,Stassen, with Marquis Childs, author and syndicated col umist, speaks for the affirmative. Sen. Bridges and Kenneth Craw- ford, foreign correspondent and associate editor of Newsweek, up- hold the negative. George V. Denny, Jr., moderates this forum, which will originate in Des Moines, Iowa.
 Bob Abbott and Lou Costello make the laughs, Connie Haines and Bob Matthews, with an assist from Will Osborne's orchestra, make the music, when the Abbott and Costello show airs over NEG Stations tonight, at 10 p. m. Miss Haines is slated to sing "The More I See You hit song from the motion picture, TT he Diamond Horseshoe
 Joan Davis tries to decide whether to continue operating her Village Store" or head for a career in the big city during the broadcast of her show with Jack Haley to- night, NEG, 9:30 p. m.
 Dave Street will sing his record ed version of T Don't Care Who Knows It." while The Fountain aires offer "Rosalie." accompanied by Eddie Pauls orchestra
 Australia's top film actress, Ann Richards, founder of the noted Celebrity Comedy Company which toured Australia entertaining troops, will star in "The Story of Ivy a thriller mystery drama, on Suspense, when it airs Thursday, June 21, at 8 p m., over CBS Sta tions.
 Rudy Vallee's "Drene Show" has been chosen to replace the famed GI Command Performance, orig inally scheduled as part of a spec ial 7th War Loan program to be held tonight (NBC, 10:30 p. m) at Grauman's Chinese Theater in Hollywood
 Rudy will present comedian Lou Holtz and other guests in his NEG broadcast from the theater, with admission to buyers of War Bonds only.
 Film fans may soon have the treat of seeing the Blue Networks Blind Date show on the screen. Several bids have already been re- ceived and discussions with movie bigwigs will get under way when the Monday night fun session ar rives for its first west coast broad cast on June 25. Mistress of Cere- monies Arlene Francis has relin- quished her role in the current Broadway success "The Overtons,' so she could make the trip.
 Paul Whiteman, director of mus ic for the American Broadcasting Company, will make his only Sat- urday Symphony appearance this season on June 30 when he con- ducts a Gershwin memorial pro- gram over WJZ-American from 4 to p. m., EWT.
 fled with the American composer and who commissioned the later's most popular score, Rhapsody Tn Blue" will feature the number on the program. Gershwin wrote the work for Whiteman, who premiered it in 1924 with the composer at the piano. Earl Wilde will be the soloist on June 30, assisted by Georgia Gibbs; Bob Johnston, bari tone, the Merry Macs and spec ial chorus.
 Bob Burns and his troupe dis cuSS coming vacation plans on his comedy show Thursday, June 21, at 7:30 p. m.. over NEG Stations. Vo- calovely Shirleyt Ross sings "Ou of Nowhere" and the Suitcase Six introduce Every Time" new tune penned by Gordon Jenkins, noted bandmaster Of the airwaves.
 Bing Crosby will return to the Kraft Music Hall Thursday, June 2l at 300 p. m. (EWT) over NEG The "Groaner" has been away on benefit golf tournament with his colleague Bob Hope. The King Cole Trio and Florence Alba, young classic singing protegee of Crosby's will be his visiting guest stars on his return program.
 Bing met Miss Alba early in the spring of this year and invited her to appear on KMH. Her perfor- nance was so successful the "Groaner" has asked her back on several occasions. A lyric soprano. Miss Alba is still studying her mu- sic on the west coast.