The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-10

opening xne annual campaign for 1.400 members conducted by the Y. M. c. A., John A. Coe last night expressed absolute confi- dence in the future of business; in the future of Waterbury and in the future of the Y. M. c. A.
 The next week will be a real test of you and your personality. chance to learn whether or not the friends of the Y. M. c. A. throughout the city will stand by the r." said MT Coe, addressing the meeting of the combined cam paign personnel.
 He praised the leadership of President Julius B. Smith and General Secretary Herbert s. Smith, and said there would be no let-up in the quality or qauntity of serv- ice which the Y will continue to give.
 Confidence Needed
 "The trouble with the world to- day." MT Coe continued" Is that one thing after another shakes our confidence, and with our confi- dence shaken we never do our best work. We are facing a future. We don't know just what it is, but we are facing the future with cour- age.
 T come to you tonight with all. the courage I ever had. am just as young in my courage as when l was 20 or 25. It is not the years, but the ideals that count"
 Other speakers were Louis 'Wenzel, Levi Wilcox, Ex-Governor Charles Templeton, Earl Samson, and Herbert s. Smith. MT Smith told of the increasing number of young men being arrested for vio- lations of the law, situation which he said the Y is. trying to correct.
 Leaders of Army
 John A. Coe, commander-in- chief.
 Julius B. Smith, vice-commander
 Blue Army
 General-Terence c. Carmody.
 Major--Levi Wilcox.
 B1-Captain Aubrey Greenlaw, w. Chester Bray, Albert Heron, Lindsay Sutherland, Walden Trim- ble, John Raymond, Louis J. Mayo.
 B2-Captain Leroy M. Gibbs, Frank Hess, Louis s. Fitch, John 1bVy AAOAAt &$A OOSs AA%4 v~Sp ASA R. Daniels. Frank Hallock.
 B3--Captain Dwight Perley, Russell Bass, James B. Bagley, Russell sumpf, Clarence. Miller. Raoul Beaudette.
 B4-Captain Franklin Warren, James Dempsey, Ralph Cook, Louis Ellis, Ralph Tremaglio.
  hans, Herbert c. Pinter, Cameron e. Klobedanz, Joseph w. Fiftal, George A. Bachman, Leland L. Stacy, Miles H. Durr.
 BLUE ARMY
 Major Louis Wenzel
 B6-Captain, Donald s. Granniss, Merton Brown, Carleton Chapin, Gordon Keeler. John L. vaill, Clar- ence D. Wooding. B7-Captain. Vernon B. Abel, Samuel Kramer, David B. Meth, William Van Tassell, Alva Street. Ernest Bossel, George Scott. Captain Van F. Synder. Donald Mcintosh, Joseph B. Carroll, Jo- seph Kushlis, Raymond Snyder, William Karl.
 Captain James Phelan, Eugene Beadle, Dr. Glenn D. Sweet, Rob- ert Laggerquest. Francis Calvin, Briggs, William Warrington.
 RED ARMY
 General Charles A. Templeton
 Major Richard D. Ely
 R1--Captain John c. White, Dutton Noble, John K. Pratt, J. Milton Burrall, Orton P. Camp, Edwin Hunt, IT,, M. Melville Kel-
 R2-captain Joseph Hackett. Everett M. Stanley, Arthur Weav- CT, Arthur E. Blewitt, George O. Meara. Baldwin Todd, Clayton s. Brown, Theodore Hansen.
 R3--Captain Harry Gordon, Harold Slator, Wesley w. Clark, Percy w. Wilcox, Alfred A. Bald win, George Leonard, Vincent Dix on, l.. Whitman Johnson.
 R4-Captain Robert Kosersky, Louis Drexler. Dr. Samuel Bisnov- ich, Joseph Mile. Bernard Zucher. Alfred Drexler. Frank Naka.
 R5-Captain George Holloway, George Mitchell, George P. Brown, vid Scully, Thomas s. Smith. Mi- Cudcl OcA 3Os Idhh 1NoWpcAAys
 R6-Captain Howard B. Coe, Robert A. Jones, Raymond H. Mill Ter, Joseph Banasik, Rowland Iri- on, Clark S. Judd. William Gau- ghan.
 R7-Theodore Breithaupt, Fr
 R7-Capta.n Theodore Brett haupt. Frederick w. Dauch, John