The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-24

The usual consequences of greed and double crossing in the under world will be demonstrated on Jer- " Devine's This Is Your F.BI when the program is heard over WATR- ABC tonight, at 8:30 P. M. A bank robber with $lO,O0O in stolen money arrives at farm shack hideout op- erated by mother and daughter. He finds that to shelter him and give him needed medical care, the mother demands a share of the loot. When the discredited doctor who is to operate is iacapacitated by drunkenness, the mother sees an opportunity to frame the doctor and take the entire $lO,OOO, but it is just this ambitious decision which gives the FBI it's chance to crack the case.
 Cousin Cassie is almost swept away by suitor's marital inten- tionS until Mark Chase learns that the would-be bridegroom is anxious to marry Cassie because of her late husbands insurance money during WJz-ABC's broadcast of The Sheriff tonight at 9:30 P. M. Robert Haag, who portrays The Sheriff, and youthful Robbie Kean help Cassie, played by female imperson- ator Olyn Landick, get rid of her intended in a story titled Dream Boy"
 The 1O-round bout between heavy weights Lee Oma and Joe Walcott, Jersey veteran, feature event on this weeks Madison Square Garden fight card, will be broadcast by WATR-ABC on tonight at 10 P. M.
 The broadcast, another on the Cavalcade of Sports series, will be handled by WJZ-ABC's ace fight caster Don Dunphy and Bill Corum
 Three WATR-ABC shows, all neighbors of the Ted Malone pro- gram, rolled out the welcome mat when the WJZ-ABC rowing corre- spondent returned to the United States from a flying trip to fam ine-stricken Europe.
 The members of the WJZ-ABC microphone family saluting Ma lone included Hymns of All Churches Breakfast In Holly wood" and Kellogg Home Edi- tion."
 The Hymns Of All Churches choir sang the Soldiers Hymn, a devotional which the WJz-ABC commentator had heard in the hush of a Berlin cathedral; Tom Breneman, host of Breakfast Tn Hollywood, gave one of his lady fans a hat which Malone had brought back from Paris, and Gil Martyr devoted a portion of his news roundup on Kellogg Home Edition" to Malone's journey.
 Ted Malone is heard Monday through Friday at 11:45 A. M., EDT. over WATR-ABC.
 To give the Tt Pays to be Igno- rant" audience @ chance to catch it's breath from all those belly laughs evoked by Tom Howard and his nit-wits on May A, Harry Sal ter's orchestra will play a medley from @ musical comedy, tonight, g P. M. The four Esquires will en- certain with Oranges and Lem- ons" the song used as a station break on the BEG by the Glen Mill Ter band during the war.
 Bob Hawk was signing auto graphs in front of his CBS studio when a shabby looking individual came up and said, I'm sorry l haven't got my autograph book with me but I would appreciate something personal to remember you by." Hawk asked what he'd like. "Well," was the reply, "how about a Quarter?"
 Though results of the election will not be known for some days yet, the mayoralty race in Studio City, Calif., has narrowed to Pen ny (Blondie) Singelton, of the CBs Blonde" program, and Roy Rog- CTS, singing cowboy, who are now neck and neck for top choice. Though suffering from a severe attack of laryngitis, Ida Lupint went through rehearsals and broad cast of one of her most trying roles that of a neurotic woman, in thu This Is My Best" dramatization o1 ] the epic magazine story, 'Th'