The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-05
DAVIS Y FORUM :
 SPEAKER FRIDAY
''What's Ahead ?" Chosen as Topic for Dis.
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 Edward H. Davis of the Scovill nt the open forum next, Friday at e.f5 D. m. at the central YMCA. His topic will be Whats Ahead?" This will be a summariz- Ing of the present economic situa- tion and an attempt to analyze the trends of today so as to see what's ahead.
 The speaker will be introduced by Alfred F. Meyerhans, chairman of the open forum committee. . Other members of the committee sponsoring these Friday forums ara Chase Kimball, Max R. Traurig, Fred s. Smith, George J. Scott, Raymond J. Tanning, F. Christy Erls, Roy A. Ferris, David B. Meth, John H. Flanagan, Joseph M. Schaeffer, J. Warren Upson, Frank ! lyn M. Suibbs, Philip M. Von- ! Tobel.
 CwoanS Club
 Walter Kolhagen was the speak CT at last nights meeting of the Cwoans club at the central YMCA. His subject was sound and Flash Ranging as developed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. The ! meeting was in charge of Domenic ] Tarullo, chairman of the club pro- gram committee.
 Next Saturday morning at S:30 the Cwoans will leave the central ''Y" for visit to the Cheshire re- formatory.
 New Years Plans
 The special committee of the YMCA to put on the New Years eve Frolic had its first meeting last night. George Holloway, chairman of the committee, out lined the duties of the various com- mittees. A large group was pres. ent representing the various de- partments of work in the YMCA. Three special committees were ap- pointed last night as follows! Music committee, Franklin War ren and James Doherty; food com mittee, Otto Shatas and Thomas Leonard; committee on favors Jo- seph Kenney and Michael Delpo. Tho committee agreed to meet next Monday nightt for reports and fur ther plans.
 Boys Department
 A very important meeting of the YMCA boys department inter-club council was held Monday night un- der the direction of Henry Ellis, high school boys secretary. The council composed of representa- tives from the IT older boys clubs elected officers as follows: Tom Leonard, council president; Francis Johnson. secretary; Randall Me Carthy. treasurer. They represent the Tri-Y and the Comites respec- lively.
 The most important piece of bus mess for the evening was the drawing up of the basketball leagues for this season. Charles Leader, physical director of the Y, wao present to assist the council in thiu activity. As in the past the older boys clubs will have two leagues, the American league which plays its games on Monday night and the National league which plays Wednesday afternoons. Last year's rules were read and 0 few | minor changes voted. The ciuo rep resentatives then designated | which league they wanted to play | in. and the following lineup was l made: in the American league the | Tigers, Emmetts, Spartans, Co.,
  and Leavenworth Hi-Y. In the | National league the Tibers second team, Meteors, Alerts second team, Service club, Cedars and Arrows. Challenges were brought before the council from several Naugatuck | " teams and were accepted by sev- leral members by their clubs. The application for membership Isrtn the V club council by the Col 1 Ilsgians club was passed upon | unanimously. The following council members were present: Art Brook. Edmond Adams, Tigers; William Service club: Steve Adeleski, Spartans; Harold Cooke Emmetts; Francis Johnson. Co mites; Edward Sullivan and Ed 'Swiech, Alerts; Dwight Cargill. 'Meteors; Tom Leonard and Ray Nolan, Tri-Y; Edward Welch and Anthony Gedraitis. Leavenworth lHi-Y; Randall Mccarthy, Comites; land Bob Conway, Collegians.