The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-04

New York, Oct. - Two promis- ing young WelterWeignts, Je4Iy Fiorello of Brooklyn and Cowboy" Reuben Shanks, a hard hitting fighter from Denver, Col, will be in the spotlight at St. Nicholas Arena here tonight when blow by- blow description of their To- round bout is aired over WATR- WIZ at 10 P. M.
 Don Dunphy and Bill Corum again will be at the ringside micro phone to bring fight fans through out the nation complete descrip- tion of the action.
 A recent FIBI case disclosing con- tinued activity of the German Bund in the United States will be dram atized when Jerry Devine's This Is our FBI is aired over WATR-WJZ- ABC tonight at 8:30 F. M. The case concerns an escaped German prl- soner of war who contacts Bund member and his wife in a mid Western city. The plot is compl- cated by the fact that the wife falls in love with the fugitive, lead- ing the husband to contact the FB1, who already are hot on the trail of the prisoner. One of the agents as- signed to the case very nearly comes to grief, but is rescued by the alert ness of the other.
 Ann Sothern, as "Maisie", plays trick on the mean supervisor of Middletowns orphanage in order to entertain the children, in the comedy-drama over CBS at 10:3O P M., tonight. Red Foley sings the old gospel song, This World Is Not My Home; the Old Hickory Singers harmonize Wait Till the Sun Shines, Nellie" and the Duke of Paducah offers comedy mono logue, as highlights of the Grand Ole Opry" music-and-mirth show Saturday, Oct. 5, over NEG at 1O:3o P. M. Phil Baker takes his Take It Or Leave It" quiz to Hol- lywood for eight consecutive broad casts over CBS starting Sunday, Oct. 6, at 10 P. M. The King fish involves Andy in another Of his impractical big deals,' with hilarl- ous results, on the Amos n Andy" broadcast over NEG on Tuesday, Oct. 8, at F. M. . An impe- cunious vaudevillian and a talking dog make life complex for Frank McHugh, starring as "Finnegan, Phone Again, Finnegan," on the Thursday, Oct 10 comedy broadcast over CBS at 1O:30 P. M, Paul Muni and Anne Baxter recreate their newest screen roles-those ot reincarnated gangster and the girl with whom he falls in love when he returns to earth-in An gel on My Shoulder" when it is radio-dramatized on This Is Hol- lywood," Saturday, Oct. 12, over CBS at 1O:15 P. M. When J. c. Dithers, his employer, tells Dag wood to hire new office helper, they both find out who's really the boss-for "Blondie Hires a Secre- tary" on the broadcast Sunday, Oct. 13, over CBS at 7:30 P. M., EST. An accident in an atomic energy plant leadS Qoctor to Sluuy medical applications of products of atomic fission, in Atomic Medl- cine,S the newsworthy Exploring the Unknown" drama to be heard Sunday, Oct. 13, over MES at g P. M. Chuckles and cash go to listeners and contestants, respec- lively, and free smokes are sent to veterans hospitals in California, Alabama, South Carolina, Texas and Indiana, during the Bob Hawk Show on Monday, Oct. IA, on CBS at 7:30 P. M. Bette Davis stars as Elizabeth the Queen" in that great historical romance adapted from the Maxwell Anderson play, Elizabeth and Essex" in which she also appeared on the screen, on Hollywood Players" Tuesday, Oct. IS, over CBS at 9:30 P. M, EST.
 Contestants willing to pit their know-hoW against emcee Bert Parks brain teasers will get crack