The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-03
YMCA Notes

The third session of the train- ing group set up by the local Crime Study committee in its effort to ed- ucate Waterbury to the importance of "Crime As a Community Prob lem' will be held Monday evening, March 13 at 7:45. Attorney Mich ael J. Gallulo who is in charge Of this phase of work hopes to ar- range for the holding of the meet ing in the vicinity of the city jail. All persons planning to attend this session will meet at the central YMCA at z. o'clock.
 Another matter taken up at yes- terday afternoons session of the Crime Study committee was the vote to cooperate with the Indus trial Foremen'S club which IS bringing Detective Edward J. Hick- .ey to this city for talk on Crime" on March 16. The officers of the Foremen's club have invited the general public to hear MT Hickeys address which will be given at the central YMCA at 8 o'clock. Mem bers of the Foremen's club will meet at the Y for supper at o'clock, at the conclusion of which the general public will be given an opportunity to hear MT Hickey.
 It was voted to invite the follow ing persons to become members or the executive committee on Crime study: Public Defender William w, Gager, Mrs Leila T. Alexander, Miss Katherine Crowley and Assist ant States Attorney William B. Fitzgerald.
 Attorney Herman J. Weisman presided at yesterday afternoons meeting held at the central YMCA, in the absence of chairman Theo- dore B. Meyer.
 The Young Mems Inter-Club council met last evening at the central Y. M. c. A. with President Richard F. Burdett presiding. The following reports were heard. Otto Shatas of the Beau Brummel club, chairman of the inter-club bowling committee, reported on the prog ress of the league stating that coed dinner is being planned for the league participants on April 6. MT Shatas also made announce ment of a pool tournament which will start on March which IS open to all members of the young mems division. Clarence Andrews of the Vikings club, chairman of the program committee, read lenten proclamation and outnned briefly ways and means of incor- porating the spirit of the lenten season in all the club programs. Fl Bernier of the Cwoans cup, chairman of the inter-ciub debat- ornnnnna6 the in ter-club debate to be held in the
 Y. M. c. A. tonight at S:30. John Mccarthy of the Bona Dom club reported on the coming inter-club tournaments iNcluding volley ball, handball and swimming.
 A new committee was appointed last evening which is known as the membership committee with van l.. Snyder of the Beau Brummeis' Ava Coolidge of the Sigma Rhos,
 and Edward Moran of the Ema- mons serving. A second committee, to be known as the foreign work committee, will be appointed by President Burdett and announced | at the next council meeting on March 16.
 Clarence Andrews called a meet ] ing of the program committee | which consists of Raymond Mur-
 phy, George Brown, Frank Mar | tin. Hans Winzer and Bernard
 Simpson for next Thursday evening | at 7:3O at the central Y. M. C. A.
 ]. F. Roland of Crosby. high
 school will preside at the semi
 finals debate between the Square
 Circle club and the CWoans to-
 night at S:3O in the east lobby Of
 the central Y. M. c. A. The ques-
 tion is Resolved: That too much emphasis is placed on college ath-
 letics." Fl Bernier and Everett
 Pronoyost will take the aftirma-
 five side for the Cwoans and l George P. Brown and Joseph Phe-
 Ian, the negative for the Square Circle club.
 The Kenosha club had as its
 guest last evening, Frederick >. | Smith, assistant manager or the
 American Brass company. MT
 Smith spoke to the club on the | subject of "Technocracy.' Ropert Bryan presided at the meeting and introduced the speaker.
 The second session of the YMCA | contract and auction duplicate
 bridge tournament will be held at the central YMCA tonight at $ | o'clock. Preceding the play there
 will be a half hour of instruction by Mrs Elizabeth Davis who has been engaged by the YMCA to | conduct the tournament for the | benefit of the unemploymentqw work of the three local YMCA's. Mrs | William A Carpenter is the chair man of the committee in charge. | An advanced class in vocabulary building will hold its first session
 next Thursday evening at 1880 l o'clock in room H at the central ! YMCA. The instructor will be John G. Gilmartin and any man or woman who has had the beginners | course or its equivalent is invited to enroll. Further information may be secured by calling Secre.
 tary Purinton at the central
 YMCA.
 Enrolment is still open in the l beginners class in vocabulary building which meets next Tues day evening at 7:3O o'clock at the YMCA. This class also Is taught | by MT Gilmartin. =,
 The beginners class in public
 speaking for men is still open for l enrolment. The class will meet next wednesday evening at 1880. l Miss Mary l., Martin is the in-