Evening star., 1938-10-30
YOUTH WELFARE
PLANS OUTLINED
Public Health Unit of Trade
Board to Hold Meeting
on Friday.>

A six-point program Of action has
been adopted by the Youth Welfare
Committee Of the Junior Board Of
Commerce to guide its activities for
the year, DR.. James A. Nolan, chair
man, announced yesterday.
At a meeting held last week DR..
Nolan appointed a subcommittee to
handle each phase Of the program.
The units, their chairmen and duties
are as follows:
Boys Service Committee, headed by
Thomas Jackson; to cooperate with
the Metropolitan Police boys service
division.
Co-ordinating Committee, Maury
Barnhardt, chairman; to set up a CO.
ordinating council in Washington COM
posed Of representatives Of all organiza-
tions engaged in youth welfare work
to effect better cooperation between
groups working in the same field.
Vocation Guidance, Maury Young
chairman; to arrange with the Radio
Committee for a series OF vocational
guidance radio programs designed tc
aid high school students.
Christmas party, Burt Lopatin
chairman; to arrange Christmas party
for crippled children in cooperation
with Christmas Celebration Commit.
tee.
Awards Committee, Harold Rice
chairman; to explore the advisability
of holding an essay or oratorical con.
test among high school students on 9
topic Of current civic interest.
Recreation, Hugh Nesbitt, chairman
to find means to open up additiona
recreational opportunities for the you'll
of the city.
The next full meeting Of the com.
mittee will be held on Tuesday, Decem.
Der 6, at which reports Of the subcom'
mittees will be received.
DR.. Nolan is being assisted In tn,
committees work by John D. Dugan
vice chairman. and Charles v. Koons
director In charge.
HELEN to Speak.
Arthur HELEN. first vice presiden
OF the Community Chest, will be prin
cipal speaker at the next luncheon o
the Junior Board, at the Annapoli
Hotel Thursday at 1890 pm. He will
discuss the forthcoming Chest cam
paign.
1t. Comdr. L. P. Lovette Of the Nava
Intelligence Bureau addressed tn,
junior and professional men las
Thursday, discussing Navy Day and tn
Importance OF the Navy as the first lin
OF defense.
One Meeting This Week.
Only one Board OF Trade com
mittee is scheduled to meet this week
The Public Health Committee vii
hold its initial fall session next Fri
day at 1890 pm. at the Harringto,
Hotel.
1t is expected the District Healtl
Departments budget estimates for tn
next fiscal year will be the princi
pal topic OF discussion. DR.. Daniel
Seckinger, assistant health officer an,
a member of the committee, will attent
the luncheon. DR.. Arthur c. Christie
committee chairman, will preside.
Bowiers to Compete.
Members Of the Junior Board o
Commerce will play hosts to a larg
group Of young business men fron
Junior Chambers Of Commerce in
cities on November 19. when a bowl
ing tournament will be staged in tn
Silver Spring alleys.
Ten Of the cities are sending five
man teams, and five are entering 10
man teams. Junior trade organiza
tions to be represented will includ
those of Baltimore, Richmond Norfoll
Hagerstown. Winchester and Leesbure
Prior to the tourney the local grou]
will stage elimination matches to Sc
lect its team.
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