The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 48

THE HERALD MIAMI FLORIDA SUNDAY JANUARY 3 1343 PAGE Play Leading Roles In We Publishers Lauded For Scrap Drive attage Raise Make WFTL Largest In State backing up words with penalties ranging up to death We let our people solx-e the problem in their oxvn communities xvant to compliment the publishers and nexvspapers on the magnificent job thej' have dore They are largelj' for breaking the bark of the country's number one problem salvage equal importance they have made our people scrap conscious and scrap and Notes On Programs By Bf Th AMAolitfd rrrx FOSTON Jan 2 The newspaper publishers of the nation xvere complimented Saturday for "breaking the back of the number one problem Paul Cabot deputy chief of 2 Buildings Lost In Fire STAMFORD Conn Jan 2 Two three-story brick husiness structures in downtown Stamford xvere wrecked late Friday by fire of undetermined origin that sent several firemen to a hospital overcame others and caused damage estimated bv Fire Chief Victor II Veit at $300000 While firemen answered the general alarm a blaze in another part of the citv caused them to split their forces Damage to a grocery store and apartment house scene of the second fire was placed unofficially at about $10000 Greater Miami's Finest iSIJiXOAY BMXMBC Served Noon to 10 Music by Frankie Matthews Owned find Onernted Hy WALKER- SKAGSETH Cuter To Bridge fartiM and Clud Lanehaon Park pleasant oasis during these days of crashing headlines flash That was just one among many comments ENJOY Florida at its best in an environment of rest relaxation and comfort away from the maddening crowd Four healthful mineral springs cuisine and service unexcelled SteamheaL i -proof Automatic sprinkler system Rates per day American plan Special rates to service men and their families Sanlo Springs Hoiel George Deen Prop-Safety Harbor Fla the conservation division of the War Production board made this statement at a press conference just prior to a luncheon given in his honor and the sponsorship of the American Industries Salvage Committee He said the salvage quota for 1943 xxotud be lower than In 1942 but added that there could be no let-down on thp pdt of the public the ar is joli of scrap is so big it cannot be bandied by he asserted job must be done by the people everywhere I promise our methods of collecting scrap xv ill never he like those of Axis nations They order and demand MARI EtOOCIA) l) LOU NGfc i11 I CON AV A I AtTUTi DE LUXE DINNERS LUNCHEONS COCKTAILS 923 Lincoln CtCKTAILS Rd VSMIUN that have come to me recently from Maybe you'd like some inside details A young Brooklj-nite Ridgwav is the author of the series heard Sundaxs over the Columbia network Oddly enough she started out on a musical career as a violinist tvhrn her first ambition was cut short bv ill health however her writing came to the rescue She soon discovered that her forte was in the field of characterization and dialogue Radio script work was the natural outlet and after various short stories made their wav to top drama relavers We made its debut in January 1938 When you tune in on CRS-WQAM at 2 each Sundajq the scene is mxthical Westbridge a town which might be in any one of the New England states On the other end of the airwaves in CBS studios at KNX in Hollywood however the scene is tvpical of most dramatic shows with cues sound effects man at his gadgets and the (lock on the wall dominating the entire studio They say that Nan invariable screams when the sound engineer announces that helps take the tension out of the troupe to bring you -the sweet dramatic human story of We Deems 5 Orson Eddie Closing Frozen To New Romantic interest in the CBS Sunday afternoon dramatic series "Those We Love" is provided by Nan Grey and Donald Woods who play the roles of Kathy Marshall and Dr Leslie Foster (OPmhSL io i'E IIV GREATER MIAMI Food Is Good Health -A IE Our Spocialtlast Cutlets a la Kiav Caucasian Shashlik Steaks Chops CTAf Miami Bach WINES LIQUORS rrO'H 0 -v- "51 PHONE 2-5557 BETTY BILLIG 1 We listeners Radio Iligliliglils Jarmila Novotna Metropolitan Opera soprano and Carlos Salzerio guests of Andre Kostelanetz CBS- WQAM 4:30 Tax lor and Gladys Swarth-out Family Hour CBS-WQAM Ambassador Joseph Grew gives America his formula to defeat the Japs on the CBS-WQAM 7:30 Welles with CBS-WQAM 8 Cantor subs for Phil Baker It or Leave CBS-WQAM 10 chapter of To Blue-WKAT 6:05 ghosts in the Inner Sanctum Blue-WKAT 8:30 Dorothy Thompson Blue-WKAT 9:45 the Baton York Philharmonic Sjmphonj-: Dimitri Mitropoulos conductor Chilean Tianist Claudio Arrau soloist: Concerto in Major No 4 Opus 58 Beethox'en Ox'erture to Gluck Opus 4 Schoenberg NBC Sjmphonj: Arturo Toscanini 5 NBC-WIOD: Second Symphony Brahms (Sixtj'-fifth anniversary xv or Id premiere) Tragic Overture Brahms some he considered really good Among them xvere FrankBIaek Alfred Wallenstein and Howard Bar-low Todaj almost in answer to his talk comes the announcement that Barlowr the only native-born musician to conduct the New York Philharmonic Sjmphonv this season is to return during 1943-44 for a series of concerts with the historic orchestra Dr Artur Rodzinski has been appointed musical director and conductor for the new season Dancer Bill Robinson In Fair Condition CINCINNATI Jan 2 (HP) Rill Robinson 61 famed negro dancer was reported in fair condition Saturday at Jewish hospital where he was brought after collapsing at Newport Ky where he was appearing ThursdaT night Robinson xvas hurt while bowling earlier in the week Phj'sicians reported that the dancer suffered painful but minor back injuries 39676 Women To Care For Child ren WASHINGTON Jan 2 Civilian defense classes throughout the country have trained 39676 women to care xxar children in day nurseries the OCD announced Saturday The figures w'ere based on reports from 745 local defense rourfcils and 300 other councils have not jet reported officials said dCsJlSLiu MIAMI Duncan Hines Recommends RESTAURANT MDAMI CAPT TOM'S JamjouA JiAh (DitvWiA Open For Dinners 5 Delicious Wines Cocktails 1ST ST AND MIAMI RIVER F5 Will Move Studios To Miami A Yrtlrr Is Named As General Manager Cl ranted 10000 -watts of power South Mutual outlet YFTL will bring the fourth of the major networks to Miamian? by Feb 1 A Vetter new general manager announced Saturdav With the additional power WFTL w'l be the niot powerful station south of Atlanta and the third most pow ei fu! on the Mutual netw ork he said Formerlv commercial manager of WIOD Vetter has taken over the present Fort Lauderdale station hose Miami off ices and studios will be located in the Mayfair theater building 10th st and Disease The Fort Iuidenlale setup dl remain the same he said A veteran of Wot hi War I Vetter rame to Miami in January 102" from Pittsburgh -where he was engaged in the automotive electrical business Here he pioneered broadcasting in the Miami area handling the commercial end with WQAM for seven jears and WIOD for the a' eight years haven't any medals from the Vetter explained ducked them all But I do have a A degree from the college of 11 is home is at 800 96th st Miami Shores Since the Mayfair theater was originallv built for the Miami Con-serxatory of Music theplan of the building" makes it an ideal setup for the expanded radio project he said When WFTL moves in it ill have two studios a control loom and eight private offices in addition to a general office and reception room With its new power WITT will eperate on a frequency of 710 kilo-ex cles New Drytloek To Aid Navy A rirv ripek to he used in conver-son repair and docking work on naxal -vessels in this district is being installed at tbe citv docks Installation work being done by the Dade Dr dock ro is now under xv av and is expected to be completed bv the end of the month It was built at Jacksonville and arrived here late last week The Dade Drvdock eo is beaded executives of the MerriU-Stevens Brxdrxk eo and the Mianti Shipbuilding ro Alex Balfe president and general manager is vice presi-c ent of Merrill Stevens raul Bidder vice president of the newer company whose organization was announced earlv in No-x ember is treasurer of Miami shipbuilding Other executives of the Dade Dry-dot eo are A Iliss second vice president Gardner (Idlclte secre-tarx Merrill jr treasurer and Moore assistant secretary and treasui er His is assistant superintendent of MerriU-Stevens and Cdlette and Aten ill are members of the Merrill-Stexens organization at Jackson-x in Moore is Miami office manager for MerriU-Stevens Kx-LIriilniani Governor Of Conneclirul Is Dead WESTOY Conn Jan 2 (T) Cl -f ford Wilson Bridgeport Jawxer who as lieutenant-gover-mr of Connecticut from 1915 to 1Q21 and major of Bridgeport from Ibll to 1921 died unexpectedly at bis home Last fall he was prominently mentioned for the Republican congressional nomination later g-ven to Mrs Clare Boothe I lice Would King Cole Be Merry With Stomach Ulcer Pains? 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Baiik Changes Arc Forecast The Axxociated Prm ST LOUIS Jan 2 Chester Davis president of the Eighth District Federal Reserve Bank said Saturday individual banks will be called upon to such as ration banking on the home front in 1943' 1 addition to their kejT role in treasury financing in a year-end statement he stated are being completed for the banks to keep the accounts of the rationing programs retailers wholesalers and manufacturers throughout the country xvill have accounts at their bank in which they will deposit and withdraw' not dollars but pounds and While not explaining this new program in detail Davis said is a compliment to the efficiency of the banks that they are to be called upon to handle this difficult and technical He al-o advised that banks can contribute further to the war program by financing producers of war goods and in relieving pressure against price ceilings by encouraging reduction in outstanding 7 Czechs Executed By Nazis British Say NEW YORK Jan 2 The 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association During that time thev have Hiss-crossed the country in hops from Los Angeles to Boston Houston to Minneapolis and Miami to Portland Ore Their collaboration new they attended high school together and then plaxed semi-pro football Since then been watching others play HAVE you voico described as that of a man with false teeth chewing on slate pencils? Anyway tonight he brings to his microphone the man ho frightens boogeymen Teter Lorre What a combination! Fred seems to be going in for the fit-the-occasion stuff Since his first Jamiarj- program his feminine guest is Lois January recently voted "Reveille ever heard Fred Al- OWARD CADLE accumulated a fortune 12 years ago then severed all business connections and devoted his time and money to one of the outstanding religious institutions in the country Tw eeks ago he died And next Rundav the program which he conducted from the site of the great Tabernacle in Indianapolis each week from 12 to 12:30 is to he discontinued William Laken ill carry on toda ANEW series of weekly piano recitals is starting today Vera Rrodsky the artist plans to draw from old and contemporary masterpieces for her programs to he heard on CBS-WQAM at 11:05 a Among others her opening program includes the xvorld premiere of a work dedicated to her the Fourth Sonatina bj' Stanley Bate Inridentallj' Bate is 'an English composer now living in New York and a xvinner of the Guggenheim Fellowship OR the last few weeks Deems Taylor has been discussing tbe suhject of American sjmphonic conductors during his 'intermission comments on the Philharmonic program Last Sunday he named run i Ph t-4943 RADIO rnovK rs rmt 5 SERVICE i III! 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