The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-27

on hand for this round table dis course on the present status of the housing program and the prospects for the future. The panel is as fol- lows:
 Henry Schaheen, president of the New Jersey Home Builders Associa- tion and the Metropolitan Home Builders Association, and a mem- Der of the National Association of Home Builders.
 Wilson Wyatt, National Housing Administrator.
 Douglas Whitlock, chairman of the Board of Directors of the Pro- ducer's Council, Washington, D. O.
 John J. Brennan, secretary of the Building and Construction Trades Council of greater New York.
 William Hillnaan will act as mod orator for the program which origi- mates in New York.
 'Take It Or Leave It" moves from New York to Hollywood for two broadcasts in late July, when Ralph Edwards, the Truth Or Con- sequences" quimaster, fills in for Phil Baker on the July 21 and 28 shows. The switchover signifies that Baker got the answer he wanted to his $64 question, Hey boss, when do get my vacation?"
 Betty Norton and the Moon Maids will be featured vocally when Vaughn Monroe, the singing band- leader, presents his most talked about band in the land" as a sum- mer replacement for Abbott and Costello over NEG Thursday nights starting July 4. The date is appro- priate for the musical fireworks which Monroe is scheduling. Broad- casts will originate in New Eng land, New York, New Jersey. Mich igan, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Can ada where the band will be mak- ing personal appearances.
 Meredith Wilson believes in let ting both sides be heard, so when a controversy arose with all Iowa English professor over the gram mar in his new song, Iowa" Will son aired 1t on his Thursday pro gram and had the King Sisters sing the words TWO ways: as he wrote them and as the professor thought they ought to be!
 Jack Berch, the baritone on WATR-ABC, earns a nice tee TOT his singing Monday through Friday afternoons. Therefore it was sur prise when he showed up at the studio and announced that at last he had come into some real money He finally waved check he had re- ceived. Close inspection revealed It was for two dollars payment for creating a prize jingle line.
 Emcee Eddy Duchin and come dian Edward Everett Horton are looking forward to this weeks King Cole musical recipe, Solid Potato Salad" on Music Hall, tonight at P. M. over WTIC-NBC. Lovely vocalist Milena Miller and Russ Cases orchestra will be on hand to sample the current Cole concoc- ton.
 Last weeks Trio rendition ot "Frim Tram Sauce" whet Edward Everett Horton's appetite and no" he is thinking of drawing up a menu ala Cole.
 An avalanche of mail demanding another return engagement has re- suited in Producer Martha Roun- trees re-engaging Ted Malone TOT the fourth time on her MES Leave It to the Girls" show Saturday' July 6. at 9P. M, EDST. The well known radio commentator will again face harrase of feminine sallies from a quartet .of career girls: Paula Stone. Madge Evans, Robin Chand- Ter and Eloise McElhone. Guessing as Girl of the Week will be sing; ing star Kitty Carlisle, who makes her second appearance on tnli laugh spree.
 Voice and violin students aSpir- I ing to radio careers will be able tt rehearse their specialties to the ac' compartment of famous piano art ists via special recordings to bt made by a new company headed b. Don Bernard, ace director, wht guides Abbott and Costello on NEG Thursday nights and Blonde" or CBS Sunday nights. Bernard's out it will restrict it's output to plat