The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-03

Milford. Conn.-Frank J. Balcer, l5O West Street, New Britain. Conn, and Stanley Dziura, 28 Booth Street. Thompsonville, Conn.
 The Most Reverend Francis J. Spellman, Archbishop of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York, who recently returned from a six months visit to 34 countries, will be the guest on next Tuesdays Salute to Youth" program which will be heard over WTIC at 7:3O D. m.
 The Archbishop participation on the program, which weekly presents Quentin Reynolds, war correspond ent and author, the music of Ray mond Paige's 4O-plece Young Am- erican Orchestra, and songs by Metropolitan Opera star Nadine Conner, will be Che reading of his own "An American Creed" The Creed was inspired by the written in tribute to American boys whom the Archbishop met and led in worship on the tour in his capacity as Catholic Military Vicar of the U. s. Armed Forces. It is from his new book, Action This Day." a compilation of simple, narrative letters by the Archbishop to his father during his visits with the men of hundreds of U. s. military stations on many battIefronts.
 A highlight of the program, which will commemorate the second anniversary of Pearl Harbor, will be . dramatization by Quentin Reynolds of an unusual and moving human interest story based on an incident from "Action This Day." The Archbishop has given the rights to his book to the Military Ordinariate and all proceeds from 1t will be used for the welfare of soldiers and sailors of all races and religious who visit the Cathedral Canteen in New York City.
 This is tine sort of story Gilbert Martyr, noted commentator, tells on his News program over WATR and the Blue Network Monday through Friday at 11:3O a. m. It concerns "Tippy," mascot of the Quarter1naster Detachment at the Army Air Forces Service Units Training Center, Tobyhanna, Pa.
 It seems "Tippy," 8 little dog with no particular breed or back ground, recently became the proud mother of a little of seven pups The blessed event was heralled with joy by troops of the detach- ment.
 But word soon came that '"rippy' was failing fast. A hurried call brought It. w. R. Oldham, of the Veterinary Corps, who declared that a blood transfusion alone could save the dog, if . suitable donor could be found.
 A request went out for a donor and sure enough Base Headquar- terS Squadron volunteered with its mascot dog, "Blackie."
 Lieutenant Oldham accepted "Blackie" as a donor and performed the operation immediately. Two hours later '"Tippy'' had recovered and was beyond danger.
 Transatlantic Call" from BEG, London, December 5th, CBS, 12:30 D. m., entitled Home Again" will bring to the microphone servicemen and . Red Cross nurse who have recently returned to England from German prison camps telling ot their experiences while imprisoned, how they lived and what they did. It will also ze told hom important the Red Cross parcel service Is to prisoners of war.
 Did you Know? Meyer Davis is c chain cigar smoker . Thrifty Gertrude Lawrence picks up pins and saves them The dancing Hartmans visit bathrooms on their night of Johnny Cart makes musical memos on his shirt cuffs Charlie Martin forgets to comb his hair - it's always flop ping in his eyes Leonard Kel- Ter plays the violin with the micro phone between his arms and the fiddle = starting as 8 stunt, he now finds it's more comfortable Ginny Simms wears a rubberband around her wrist as a reminder .. Raymond Scott wears his autumn topcoat all winter Crime Doctor scribe Max Marcin doodles on his scripts while writing them The Duncan Sisters break into appropriate song excerpts dur ing conversations.
 It was just a decade ago that 8 youthful McGill University student accepted an invitation to sing ovel the Canadian Marconi station 1r Montreal. Station officials liked him and immediately handed him a sus- taining series. The listeners liked him, too, and within two weeks od