New Britain herald., 1930-05-29
CREDIT CONGRESS-
 SLATED FOR JUNE
Connecticut Association COnYen.
 tion in Brass City

Business will be well represented at the annual convention of the Connecticut Association of Credit
 Men, which will be held at the Wa terbury Country Club on Tuesday, June 3, according to E. L. Osren. the retiring president of the Hart fcrd Association Of Credit Men, who said today that the four local asso- ciations composed of Hartford, New Haven. Bridgeport and Waterbury had perfected an excellent program for this event.
 MT. Ogren said that the convcn- ton of the association with which the Hartford association is affiliated is known among business leaders as the state Credit Congress- and that it's sessions are devoted 10 the strengthening Of credit techniqus and 10 a discussion of problems af- fecting sound credit business.
 The morning session Of the con-
 
 time registration of members will begin. At 10:15 an address of vel come will be delivered by Frank J. NeHcomb, President of the Water bury Association Of Credit Men.
 "Commcrcial Forecasts and Cred it." will be the subject of an ad- dress by Edward H. Davis, statsti- can of the Scovill Mfg, CO, Of Wa terbury and at 11:15 Fay NJ. Hud- son, industrial executive Of the New England Council, will talk on "The Credit Mans Part ip New England Business Progress and Sta bility"
 Mir. Hudson has been connectel l with the New England Council for a number Of years and prior to that was assistant director Of the bureau of standards Of the United States department pf commerce, and is thoroughly familiar with the economic problems which have con fronted the New England states during the past number of years and particularly with the chaotic condition created by tho stock market catastrophe Of last fall.
 A luncheon will be served 10 the assembled credit men at 12:15 and at o'clock the afternoon session will begin with C. Harold Nelcn, president Of the Connecticut Asso- citation Of Credit Men, presiding as chairman.
 How the Government Assists inc American Foreign Trader will be the topic presented by A. s. Hllly4r Of the United States department Of commerce. Mir. Hillycr is chief of the comma rciaL intelligence division ot the department Of commerce and his topic will bo Of vital interest 70 q great number ot Connecticut manufacturers who soil in foreign countries.
 Al @;45 N. F. Peterson. economist of the First National Bank Of Bos- ton, will discuss the international | Economic Situation
 Morris Edwards of the Jnted | ' dl'1S tIld III Dt-l ol JCltilii' l It Ill | address the assembly at 3:3o and ;:t | 4;l5 adjournment will be taken 90 l that those who desire to do so eau i play golf or tennis. IL IS also | planned to hold q baseball game be- | tween the Hartford and Bridge port | associations.
 Judge Theodore Y. Meyer will 1 preside at the evening session which | will start at with banquet and | Ralph B Wilson, vice. president of | statistical organization will | deliver an address, the subject Of | which is Business Conditions"
 "The Young Man and the Old' will be the subject of the address delivered ty Dr. stephen L Miller, oXecutive manager Of the National | Association Of Credit Men. Dr. Mill 'r is well known to the credit men J this state and particularly to ths 1ankjne profession as the t@~ner director or the Amor can Bankers Associ4tton