New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
Y TO ORGANIZE
 S50,000 CLUB SOON
Local Branch to Participate in Nationwide Drive

The local Young Mems Christian association plans to open drive for members in the Fifty Thousand Dol lar Club" starting Friday NovembeS "A. The plan is to organize club consisting of fifty thousand boys, every one of whom has earned and given one dollar to hold the line of secretaries at ytork with boys i'll twenty countries representing the for- eign work of the North American Young Mems Christian association. This drive is nation-w wide. The local quota has to be subscribed in one weeks time.
 Mass Meeting Saturday
 A mass meting of boys of the city boys department of the Young Mems Christian association. At this time Jesse Clark, who has recently re- turned from Shanghai, China, will address the meeting, and tell of his work in connection with the boys or China. The money subscribed will be for the work of the boys of for eign nations.
 The executive committee is made up of High school students, Junior High school and employed boys of the city as follows, general campaign chairman, Anthony A. Dorbuck, Boys department secretary of the Young Mems Christian association; campaign secretary, Edward Marion; members, Russell Haigis, president of the High Schol club; Gene Brown, chairman White division; Russell Torello. presi- dent of the Good Government club; Gordon Porter, Everett Gerlander, Austin Vessel, Fred Bergquist, Howard Beecher, Arno Schubert, Howard Stevens, Graham Maxine, Cornell Smith, Wells Kilbourne, Ed ward Dehm, Paul Kleist, Charles Por- ter, Warren Hale, Irving Rau, Irvine Parker, q Edward Morrison, Harold German, Howard Butler, Kenneth Tredell, Roy Ziegler. Lawrence Dav- enport, George c. Buckley and Harold Linton.
 Three Divisions.
 The organization will consist of three divisions, Red, White and Blue. Chairman of the Red division is Rus sell Haigis; chairman of the Blue division, Russell Torello; chairman of the White division, Gene Brown.
 The members are:
 Red division, High school stu dents-Captains Team No l, Gordon Porter; team No. 2, William Dorsey; team No. 8, Robert Christ; team No. 4. Macalaster Schultz; team No. 5, Earl Duncanson; team No. 6, Frank Calipinto; team No. ', William Christ; team No. s, Howard Eich- staedt; team No. 9, John Slade; team No. 10, Everett Herre.
 White division, Junior High school students-Captains: Team No. 1. John c. Loomis; team No. 9, Richard Beebe: team No. 3, John Erickson; team No. 4, John Purney; team No. 5, Harry Martindell; team No. G., Frederick Martin; team No. z, John Unwln; team No. 8, Reed Derrick; team No. g, Nels Kieist; team No. 10. Clifford Bell.
 Blue division, employed boys Captains. Team No. 1. J. L. Higgins; team No. 2, Herbert Litke; team No. 3, Harry D. Mogse; team No. 1, Ralph Clements; team No. 5, Edward Gus tafson; team Mo- 6, Clifford Coleman; team No. ', Peter Rakowski team No. 8, Frank Munson; team No. 9. Edward ,Stepanek; team No. 10, Ralph Recano.
 EYftv Thousand Dollar Club Members.
 The following boys have become members of the Fifty Thousand Dol lar Club" Everett Fowler. John Un- win. John Erickson, Warren Hale, Bliss Clark, Edward Marion Charles Clark, Thomas Loomis, Arno Schu- bert, V. Hovenessian, Edward Mars land Alton Brown, Harry Martindeil, Fred Martin, Willis Hall, Richard Beebe, Edward R. Clarksky and Reed
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