The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-12

Judge TheordOre v. meyer Will
preside at the debate at the Cen
trail YMCA next Wednesday evening
on the question Resolved that the
United states should recognize Rus
sia". Joseph M. Schaeffer of the
Farrell Foundry will uphold the
affirmative while Ralph B. Munger
will defend the negative side. The
debate will start promptly at 8
O'Clock in the east lobby.
Ell Bernier and John Weiss will
be the Cwoans club debaters In
the verbal argument with the rep
esentatives OF the Grenadiers club
which will be held in the west lobby
Friday evening March IS, at $3.50.
These two young men were picked
as the best of a group Of debators
who tried out for position on the
team at Thursday nights meeting.
A course in machine design will
be organized for unemployed men
in the city who would like such in
struction. Applications for this
course should be made at the main
Office, or by getting In touch with
secretary Arthur L. Purinton.
Next Wednesday evening at s
o'clock the practice group of the
Waterbury Public Speaking club
will meet at the Central Y accord
ing to an announcement today by
Joseph Wadzunas, the chairman.
Among the speakers who Will sub
nit talks for criticism are Miss
Esther Fox, Frank II. Vickery.
Fred s. Smith and possibly DR.
Frank Erbe.
Does the Traffic Menace
Peace ?" This Is the topic of the
Grenadier-C woan debate which is
scheduled for the west lobby Friday
March IS, at $3.50. Gredadier club
has already announced It's team
which will consist of two men.
Ralph L. Falzone. and Victor Mel
eslli. These two men are working
industriously with their coach Ray
mond ]. Tanning Of the American
staff in an effort to set forth the
negative side OF the argument con-
vincingly.
Charles j. Velte, membership
secretary spoke last Thursday even
lHk u tIt AcHOSitd CiuO On Ilcdltu
and Posture. In the course of his
talk. Mr. Velte brough out the i'm
portance of correct posture If one
would keep good health. After his
talk the meeting was open to ques
tions and he was queried on the
correct ways of sitting and stand
ing. The club has voted to give
another straw tide and dance on
March 20 and to conduct a Sec
ond swimming party at the Central
on April II.
The following members of the
Grenadier club and their guests
attended a party at the home of
Ralph Falzone last week: Douglas
Knott. Victor Meleski. Walter Tel
Ter, Thaddeus Bartles, Frank Sui
Ivan. Ralph Falzone. George Par
ker and Sally Anderson. Edith
Loeffler. Helen Morascas. Lucille
Prestack. Peggy Walsh. Mary
Woods and Margaret Woods.
Monday, March 81. a dancing
class for senior members will be
started at the Central Y. This class
In for beginners only and registra-
lions will be accepted at the desk.
The Use OF Useless Things.
This Is the unusual topic OF Prof
John u. caveiti's address 70 the
forum on sunday March Is. Prof
cavelti 10 speaking nj a series OF
Lenten forums which will be con-
eiuded one week from tomorrow,
with "ReIigion IN the Laboratory"
Next Thursday night J. w.
Gardner, bupt OF Parcel Post sta.
ton Will talk 10 the Mems club on
she various phases or postal rules
and res ulafions and all matters per.
fsininK 20 the mailing OF letters and
packages. bupt uardners talk will