The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-16

Ct4AtAA bU AWV JAAAAeNp
 Although Willet had @ perfect alibi,
 fate, in the form of a pool of water,
 brought him to justice by preserv-
 ing the clue to his wife's death.
 David Harding, chief of counter
 spies, breaks up the lucrative racket
 of gangsters defrauding 8 radio
 school of ex-servicemen'S tuition
 fees during the Case of the School
 Racket" to be presented on David
 Harding Counterspy over WATR-
 ABC, Sunday, March IT, at 5:30 p.
 m., Harding outwits the notorious ring and discovers a financially deS-
 perate widow who has been made 8 pawn by the master-mindS of the scheme during the exciting broad cast. Don Mclaughlin plays Hard ing in the series
 Low and Lonely" and Radio Station SAWED" two of Roy Acuffs' most popular solos, are feat ured on Grand Ole Opry" Saturday March 16, at 10:30 p. m., over Sta ton WTTC. Other tuneful high spots include When Clouds Have Vanished and Skies Are Blue" and Red River Valley" harmonized by the Old Hickory Singers; the Tommy Magness fiddle solo, Wake Up, Su- San;" Mack McGarr, his mandolin and "Nobody's Sweetheart Now; "Foggy Mountain Top" a duet by Velma and Oswald, and the square dance closer, Soldiers Joy" played by the Smoky Mountain Boys. The Duke of Paducah (Whitey For0 discusses the humorous side of learning to dance, and Minnie Pearl offers the latest gossip from Grind CTS Switch.
 A ghastly grin frozen in death links the corpses in this Saturday nights Dick Tracy drama to unfold gruesome story of hate and re- yenge and murder with a smile. A sinister laboratory odor and a curi- ous black leather box become im- portant clues as ex-WAC Tess True heart and the present and un- accountable Vitamin Flintheart, join our favorite detective for "The Case of the Laughing Death" The Dick Tracy program is now broad cast at 800 p. In., Saturday nights over WATR.
 Irish confetti flies in the Bum- stead neighborhood on St. Patricks Day, but "Blondie's Husband Makes Friends" in the comedy-drama broadcast over Station WABc, Sun day, March 1T, at 7:30 p. m. Dag wood and his neighbor, Herb Wood- ley, get into one of those intermin- able battles about which one is the owner and which the borrower of the lawn mower. DagWoOd's boss, J. c, Dithers. chances along and takes a leading (but reluctan0 part in the dispute. Penny Singleton and Ar- thur Lake star as Blonde and Dag wood, with Hanley Stafford as Dith- CTS.
 The vanity of the confirmed criminal is amply demonstrated in the Gang Busters episode to be dramatized over WATR-ABc to- night at 9 D m. Tracked down with the aid of . gift whom he eon- confidently expected to give him an alibi. the bandit is jailed only to escape after brief imprisonment. Because of their knowledge of the criminal mind, police officers are able to uncover the new hiding place and return the criminal to the psnl- tentiaFy.
 sammy Kaye will read the poem, My Lovely Colleen" by Sgt. George olngell, as . hlghlight Of his Sunday SeFenade," in its broadcast over station WATR, Sunday, March i7. at i:30 D. nl. Sgt. dingell, eur. renlly in New Delhi. India. was formerly Raves road manager. Baritone Don Cornell bows to Erin with Little Miss Irish" while Mary Marlow ofgefs the new song hit, "0ypsy." Betty Barclay will he heard ln "6ymphony" and Billy Williams sings Some Sunday Mcsn- ing. A medley Of Irish alrs will ln- clude My Wild Irish Rose" and "Mosher Maehree."