The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-03-13

A unique feature Of this years
program VIII be the dramatiZation
Of session of the International
Labor Conference on Saturday
morning. For the sake of expediency
the participating countries have
been limited to those representing
certain definite types of labor con-
ditions. The particular problem OF
the conference will be child labor
legislation. An additional attraction
this year will be voluntary round
table conference on the subject
"Why the League Has Not Worked
In the Sphere of international
Politics"
The officers Of the Model League
for this year are as follows: Tucker
Dean Of Harvard, president; Ruth
Friedson Of Mount Holyoke, vice.
president; Doris Cohn of Smith
College, Secretary-general; Stephen
v. N. Powelson Of Harvard, under
encouragement of publicity; Jane
Woodman of Wheaton College, UNI
dersecretary- general In charge OF
committees; Edward T. Ladd OF
Harvard and Hildezarde Hinchman
of Radcliffe, chairman of local ar
rangements; and Irving Goldman Of
Williams College, treasurer.
The committee chairmen are as
follows: Louis Peltier Of Clark Uni
versity; Eileen O'Neill of Albertus
Magnus College; Ben Halter of Will
liams College; Miriam Camp Of
Mount Holyoke; Mary Ann Dilley of
Wellesley College and Sidney
Bloomfield Of Northeastern Univer-
sity. The chairman Of the Creden-
tials committee Is John Edgren of
Brown University.
Among the important delegations
this year will be the British Empire
from Amherst, France from Welles-
ley, italy from M. I. T., Soviet Rus
STA from williams College, Spain,
from Brown University and Rou-
mania from Albertus Magnus Col
lege. The sponsoring Colleges, Har-
ward and Radcliffe, will represent
respectively Poland and Canada.
The Albertus Magnus College
delegation, representing the Social
Science Club includes: Shirley
Johns, 81 Of New Haven and pres
ident Of the club; Eileen O'Neill, ~
of New Haven, committee chairman
on Intellectual Cooperation for the
league; Bessie Martin, '38 Of Meri-
den, assistant chairman; Dorothy
Woodwork, '38 of Milford; Marie
st. Arnaud, '38 of Meriden; Grace
Hickey, 'S8, of Derby; Barbara Fitch
'38 Of New Haven; Jean Sitter, 80 of
Derby and Marjorie Ross, 81 of New
Haven, substitutes.
The college entertained the BIZ
ology Department and DR.. and Mrs.
Oscar Richards recently at dinner
after which DR.. Richards showed
several most interesting morning
pictures: two of Professor Coles
films taken at the Marine Biological
Laboratory In Maine, shown for the
first time in Connecticut, Canti's
famous film, and DR.. Stones beauti-
full pictures on the development of
Amblystoma. DR.. Richards also
showed pictures of the development
of Ascidian and his own colored
films of annua. life in and around
the waters of the coral reef. These
pictures were taken at the Florida
Biological Laboratory. The serving
of refreshments terminated a most
enjoyable evening. Many recent
graduates attended the meeting. DR..
Richards has left New Haven to
take up his new position in Buffalo.
Miss Hazel Gillespie. teacher of
Bacteriolog. at Albertus Magnus
College. has recently been awarded
Sigma Phi. the highest scientific
award given.