The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-01-12

Chief Justice William MaLtbie
To Preside At YMCA Contention
Waterbury Sending so
Delegates to Hartford
for 73rd Session

The lard annual state YMCA con-
vention In Hartford tomorrow will
be attended by nearly so delegates,
Herbert s. Smith, general secretary
announced today.
About 500 members from chapters
throughout Connecticut are expect
ed to assemble at the Hartford Y.
M. @. A. building for the opening
business meeting at las o'clock. The
Connecticut association Of women's
auxiliaries win meet at the same
time. A social program will follow
the banquet. All sessions win be
held in the "Y".
Guest Speakers
Francis s. Harmon, assistant to
viii Hays Of the Motion Picture
Producers and Distributors OF
America, will be the speaker. Mr.
Harmon was general secretary of
the international committee Of the
Y. M. G. A. for five years and has
travelled extensively abroad. He
will discuss 1.-THE Y. M. @. A. and
the World Crisis. Chief Justice
william M. Maltbie Of the Connec-
ticut supreme court will preside.
At the luncheon session the dele
gates will hear J. Edward Sproul
national program executive, speak
ON Opportunities and Problems
Facing Young People Today.
The bulk Of the conventions
work will be accomplished at
eight policy discussion groups
during the afternoon. The sub
jects to be deliberated upon and
the leaders of each group follow:
Guiding Young People On vo-
cational Problems" DR.. Stephen
Habbe, Of Hartford, state director
of the adult guidance service;
what Should Our Associations Be
Doing to Help Young People to
Think Clearly About the Present
World situation?", Chase Kimball,
Waterbury, Joseph B. Kushlis,
Waterbury, Recorder. Member
ship Policies for the Y. M. @. A. OF
the Future" @. A. Duran, men,
Der Of the New Jersey Y. M. G. A.
staff.
Group Activity of the Y. M.
g. AZ, William F. Meyer, young
mems secretary Of the Hartford
Y; Publicity, Information and
Interpretation" Robert H. Pierce,
Hartford; Association Presidents"
F. U. Conrad, president, Hartford
Y. M. G. A.; work in Small Com
munities," DR.. A. z. Mann, dean
of Springfield college, Springfield,
Mass; work With Women and
Girls" Frank L. Smith, general Sec
rotary Of the Middletown, Y. M.
G. A.
Local Delegation
Waterbury delegates and the d.
vision they represent are as fol-
lows: Directors, Chase Kimball
Herbert s. Smith; young mems
Joseph Blansfield, Guido Caruso
Donald F. DAILY, Raymond De-
Arman, Michael A. DelPo, Seth
Goodwin, Carlton J. Johnston, 10.
seph F. Kenny, Joseph F. Kush-
lis, Paul r. Shaw, Francis w.
Levesque, George G. Morrison,
Thomas s. Smith and Glen A.
Slower; North branch, Ralph l..
Cooke, James DelGobbo, Thurston
Merriman, Allen Ouimet, Ray
n1ond Ouimet Albert Regan and
Joseph Regan; girls, Anne Bowie,
Dorothy Geraghty, Christine F.
Hunter, Mary Killian, Margery E.
Kopp, Dorothy MCGOWAN, Anna
M. O'Neil, Eleanor O'Neil, Mar
garet M. O'Neil; dormitory,
Aubrey E. Greenlaw, Hiram A.
Kelsey, Nicholas A. Movie; physi-
cal, Irwin w. Davis; younger
boys, Calvin ]. Martin; high
school, Walter D. Mains; educa-
tional, Arthur L. Purinton; Brook
lyn branch, Anthony L. DiVito, witty
F. Kaslauskas, Charles v. Valerie.
Leon H. French and Herbert s.
Smith are the Waterbury members
Of the state executive council while
the local members Of the state in
dustrial council are Herman Koes-
ter, L. H. French and Q. Arthur
Dubois.