The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-15
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By ED LEAMY

Salute To Youth" program on De- cember will be Most Reverend Francis J. Spellman, Archbishop of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York. recently returned from a six. months visit to 34 countries, 1t was announced today. The pro- gram will be heard over coast-tO- coast NEG network Tuesday, De- cember (7:30 p. m.)
 The Archibshops participa ton on the program which weekly presents Quentin Reynolds. war correspond ent and author; the music of Ray mOnd Paige's 40-piece Young Amer jeans orchestra, and songs by Met ropolitan Opera Star, Nadine Con- ner, will be the reading of his own "An American Creed" The Creed was inspired by and written in trib- ute to the thousands of 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." compilation of simple, mar rative letters written by the Arch bishop to his father during his wis., its with the men of hundreds of U. s. military stations on many battle- fronts.
 A highlight of the program, which will commemorate the second anni- versary of Pearl Harbor, will be a dramatizati0n by Quentin Reynolds of an unusual and moving human interest story based on an incident from Action This Day. The Arch bishop 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 sail CTS of all races and religions who visit the Cathedral Canteen in New York City.
 Paul Whiteman and his celebrat- provide the music for the Radio Hall of Fame" program, which bows in over the Blue Network on Sun- day, Dec, 5, from 500 to TOO p. m., EWT.
 Tonight at 1o:3O WNEW will broadcast Ben Hecht's Tribute to Gallantry" from Madison Square Garden. Tribute to Gallantry" is a pageant written by Ben Hecht, and staged under the supervision of Leon Leonidoff of Radio City Music Hall. The cast will include Philip Meri- vale, Stephen Schnabel, Dean Jag ger, Jacob Bon Ami, and Helen Twelvetrees. The production is staged under the auspices of the National War Fund. It will be car- ried exclusively by WNEW.
 Helen Traubel, dramatic soprano of the Metropolitan Opera, will be the guest star on the Telephone Hours Great Artist Series" tonight at 800 D. m. This program is heard weekly at the same hour over sta- tion WTTC.
 Edward Johnson, general manager of the Metropolitan Opera Company, zo-soprano Rise Stevens, also of the Metropolitan. and the noted duo- pianists Vitya Vronsky and Victor Babin, are guests of Andre Kostela- metz on "T'he Pause That Refreshes On The Air" Sunday, November 2l. Johnson introduces several orches- tral excerpts from Mussorgsky's Boris Godunoff' which opens the Metropolitan's season the following night, November 22.
 Seeking representative picture of wartime undergraduate life In America. Park Johnson and Warren Hull will set up their CBS "Vos Pop microphone at Pennsylvania State College tonight 500 to S:3O to interview students of that jOr in- stjtuti0n of learning.
 Boys and girls enrolled in both civilian and military courses will step to the mike to tell what they are doing now, what they are thinking and what they are planning to do in the postwar world.
 Among the girl students, who out number boys for the first time in Penn States history, will be some 200 specializing in aircraft engin- eering training.
 In the group of uniformed males will be trainees for Army Engineers, Army Air Forces, Reserve officers