The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-23
Annual Financial
 Appeal Opens With
 Marked Enthusiasm
aged Institution in COuntry-Young Members ( Speak Industrial Teams Appointed

grade Christian leadership Our camp is well equipped and we have strong athletic programs, but its central feature Is the fact of It's spiritual emphasis as we live in the great out-of-doors, as Christian boys are supposed to live"
 Miss Margaret 0albraith, presi- dent of the Young Women's Coun- ell, described young women's pro- gram at the three branches. "The Waterbury Y now boasts of 1,073 women and girl members. We are in every feature of the Y program, socially, athletic, educational and spiritual. Our only problem is to secure rooms for our expanding ac- tivities. One of the most recent clubs among the SIS Y groups, is a fencing club. We are not building fences to keep people out of the Y, but if fences are to be built, we young women are already on the inside"
 The chairman of the Young Mems Division, Joseph F. Kenny, compar- ed the Nazi and the Communist Youth Movement with the Chris tian Youth Movement. We have big factories in. Waterbury manufac- turing various materials. We also have g. great youth character fac- tory. It Is the Y. M. o. A. Here the youth of various races rningle together in @ program that calls for the best that is in our Christian religion.
 Across the water armies of young men are thrown ct one another, because their leaders inspired some of them with greed and hatred. The world must be saved for Christian ity and democracy, and this time around the peace table, we must have the same kind of ideals for which we stand in this Christian character factory, which we call The Young Mems Christian Associa- tion'.'
 Report Meeting
 Herbert s. Smith briefly explain ed the mechanics of the campaign and Chairman Goss emphasized the necessity of q full attendance for the first report meeting, Friday night at 6:15. He extended the good wishes of President Larkin who Is out of the city due to the illness of his son, Charles. Vice-PreAdent Leon H. French and other directors were present.
 Industrial teams on Y. M. 0. A. financial canvass include:
 Scovill Co.
 Captains Arthur Hickcox and William McGowan-Carl Anderson, Frank Barley, Edna Blanc, Milton Burrall, William Carew, Ebert Coley, Tom Colina, Jr., Mary Condon, Maurice Corbett, J. Cusack, o. s. Edgar, Harold Egan, J. Fogarty, J. Fryer, A. J. German, J. Griffin, Jack Hastings, A. P. Hickcox, B. J. Hine, w. D. Hughes, B. P. Hyde, IT,, II. L. Mcintyre, Ray Murphy, Betty Naka, Harry Needham, Leo Neikerk, Jr. William Powell, c. A. Schlander, Gus Schoeck, Laillson 5covill, Mary Shields, F. shugdinis, Van Snyder, J. Spellmar, Marjorie Thomas, M. Toomey, J. Tucker, Charles Warner, H. T. Wayne, F. A. Monterrey, M. o. Freeman, J. Andrews, M. J. Drescner, R. L. Bates, R. A. Ferris, Raymond Cafyrey, Patrick Sciar- rette, Percy MacMullen, Francis W. Levesqus.
 American Brass
 Captains Edward B. Tracy and Arnold LewiS--Arnold Hellman, George Slater, Mike O'Brien, John Bradley, John Tripp, Jerry LaDow, William Crane, Jr, Clarence Allen, Jack Clemens, Lester Reichenbach, George Ferguson, Carl Chapin, John MacLeafl, John rPilla, George Me- Call, Lloyd Hughes, Donlini Spadola, Asa York, R A. Meyer, Henry Ma dore, J. A. Burns, Henry Tooker, John Kyle, Rotert Vance, John Adams, Henry Frings, Elmer Eicc- son, Arthur Leece, Edgar Wilson, Arthur Butman, Sid Rudder.
 Chase Go.
 Captains Norwood Webster and Sherman Perry-Charles Bertuccio, Ed Parke, Fred Zehnder, Carl Froe- lich, Bill Blair, Mai Palmer, Joe Ulrich, Bob Curry, Harry Morris, walter Brandt, Jr., James Manzolli, Helen Sahatowich, Clarence Carl son, Tim Sullivan. George Kelly, Rocco Pornponio, Bob McNielly, Joe Galosgo, Jack Hanlon, Bob Kramer, Martin Miller, Wesley Clarke, Wil- fred Bryan, J. M. Dumser, Edward R. Tomlinson, Robert Kramer, Ben- jamin Fisherman, Edward Coughlin, Paul Peterson, Harold Slater, James Brennan, Timothy Norton, Steven Greatorex. Francis Maxwell, Betty