The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-27
WAueLekA -- by BILL HARRINGTON --

Few questions can start sharper argument than one concerning the advisability of U. s. food rationing to ease the world food situation. In it's usual timely fashion Amer ica's Town Meeting will approach this subject head-on, the discus sion for the WATR-ABC broad cast tonight at 8:30 P. M., being "Is food rationing necessary to pre- vent widespread starvation?"
 Taking the affirmative in the four -man panel will be Sen. George D Aiken, R., Vt., and Harold Wes- ton, executive director of Food for Freedom, Inc. The negative view will be defended by Sen. Rourke Hickenlooper, R., Ia, and Fred H. Sexauer, farm leader and former president and director of the Dairy mems League Cooperative ASSoci- ation. The broadcast will originate in the Outdoor Theater at Oglebay Park, Wheeling, w. Va.
 WATR-ABC's Professor Quiz, or iginator of radio quiz shows, is slated to write a monthly column titled "Quizzing All Boys," start ing with the October issue of Call ing All Boys, a Parents Institute publication.
 The column to be written by the Battle of Wits" pilot, Dr. Craig Earl in private life, will be aimed at readers within the 13 to IT year age group. The first column to ap- pear will be a quiz dealing entire ly with questions and answers in the field of sports.
 Professor Quizz is heard each Thursday at 7:30 P. M.. via WATR- ABC.
 With the dogged determination of one who will recreate the rollicking spirit of the Gay sos. or bust vo- cal chord, Beatrice Kay leads her charming talents to typically exu- berant interpretations of T Don't Care" Kiss of Romance" and Take Me Out to the Ball Game" on Mutual's Beatrice Kay Show, tonight 10 to 10:30 P. M. The Kay versions of the nostalgia favorites mark the course of her hectic career as an instructress at the Patch Dra- matic School.
 Bringing their broadcast season to a close for the summer, Bud Ab- bolt and Lou Costello mix up their vacation plans, in the broadcast over Station WTIC tonight at 10 P. M. Bud holds out for vacation at Ipswich by the Sea, and Lou ex- tolls the virtues of 92 palms by the Oasis, and eventually. their dis agreement leads them into serious difficulties. Meanwhile. Amy Arnell, featured vocalist, enjoys a musical tan, singing T Got the Sun in the Morning" Carl Hoff conducts the orchestra.
 An insane murderer among the passengers of cross-country ous supplies the plot theme for Elliott Reeds starring appearance on Suspense, radios theater of thrills, when he plays the leading role in Maurice Zimm's chiller The Return Trip" tonight at $ P. M. over Station WABC. The story is told by bus driver. from a hospital bed, who describes what happens when occupants of the bus learn that an insane murderer, es- caped from an asylum, is among them. Attempts to discover which passenger is the killer lead to a surprise finish.
 A new lady editor of a woman's magazine who doesn't like men as employees suddenly finds herself confronted with the problem of veteran in her department who has returned to claim his old position and though she tries to rid the f1rm of him by treating him as just one of the girls" she finds that ne remains quite man in the comedy to be presented on Curtain Time this evening at 10 P. M. ovei WATR-ABC. The drama is tttlec "Just One Of The Girls"
 Four qualified authorities. repre' senting every important phase ol the current housing program. vii take part in a panel discussion or the subject, whats Wrong Witt Home Building?" to be heard ovei Mutual tonight, 10:S0 to Il P. M.
 Government. industry, labor anc finance will have their spokesmer