The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-14
Impartial Education
 Rests With Schools
Y Convention Speaker Advises Keeping Process of
 Education Free of Prostitution By Political Agencies

Rooster of this city as discussion leader; Membership with Mead w. Patterson of Bridgeport discussing "Our Membership Problems" hav- ing Arthur M. Cutlery of Hartford as discussion leader and Charles Velte of this city, recording secre- tary; Physical Education with Chairman William R. Fenste- macher of New Haven, talking on Modern Trends in Fields of Re- creation" with R. E. Laveaga o1 Boston, Mass. as discussion lead- CT; Presidents, officers and mem- bers of boards of management of local associations, with Chairman Julius B. Smith speaking on "The Y. M. c. A. as a Movement" with Fred J. Dawless of New Haven as discussion leader and Charles w. Pettengill as assistant; Town and Country with Elmer T. Thienes of Hartford as chairman discussing ''The County Y. M. c. A. Progress in Connecticut For 1885" with the following discussion leaders, Dr Orman E. Street of Windsor, liar old l.. Blakeslee of New Haven, F. Kingsbury Bull of Litchfield, R. J. Guyer of Storrs and c. R. Morris of Centerbrook, and Young Men, with Nelson French of New Haven, Eric H. Nelson, Jr of Hartford and Arthur E. Frauenberger of Bridge port as chairman discussing the re- spective topics of How Present feet Young Men," "Has The Church Lost Its Appeal to Young Men?" and How to Create, Main fafn 0nA ENvtoDN Gr0,1n C1Y1hC Frh a discussion leaders were Kent P. Healy of New Haven, Rev David McKeith of Hartford, and Perley A. Foster of Bridgeport.
 Saturday evening the banquet or iginally scheduled for Masonic hall was held in the Central Y gym with John A. Coe as toastmaster and presiding officer. Grace was of the First Methodist Episcopal tended by Julius B. Smith, pres- ton were rendered during the course of the dinner by the Har- mony Four of this city.
 Discuss Budget
 The state budget for 1885 was then discussed at the business ses- sion which followed, presented by MT Holman. Following MT Miller, the afternoon speaker, delivered an interesting address on What Is The Youth of the World Facing ?" After his talk dancing was en- joyed.
 Yesterday morning Charles A. Russell of Haddam presided at the World Fellowship breakfast at the Hotel Elton at which Ralph L.. Cheney of New Haven gave an ad- dress on "The Impact of Western Ideas in the Orient" describing in details his recent triy there. A brief meeting of the State Executive Committee was then held at which plans for a joint meeting of Na- tional Council members and State Finance Committeeman were dis cussed. The trustees then convened at the Y.
 At the state fellowship session at the Second Congregational church later in the morning Chase Kim ball of this city presided. Dr Fred B. Smith of New York City then spoke on "America Yesterday, To- day and Tomorrow"
 At noon fellowship dinner was enjoyed at the Elton, with Harley M. Hodges of New Haven presid- ing. Rev Wilbur D. Ruggles of St Johns Episcopal church delivered grace after which a special musical program was enacted with Leland Stacy leading the songs accom- panied at the piano by Henry Ellis both of this city.
 Following Q report and action on the state convention commit tees was given and held followed by miscellaneous convention bus- mess enactment. Benediction was then held with Rev MT Ruggles officiating after which the conven- ton adjourned.