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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-19

Chairman: Very Rev. Msgr.
William L. Wozniak, Presi-
dent, National Conference of
Catholic Charities
Speaker: Dudley L. Baker,
Executive Secretary, Superior
Council, Society of st. Vincent
de Paul
1000 AN. TO 1880 AN.
Hall of Mirrors
The Ozanam School of Char
~ity-Competence in Volunteer
Service
Chairman: Frederick w.
Behnke, President. Particular
Council of San Francisco, San
Francisco, Calf.
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500 p. M.-BsIIroom-
Mezzanine Floor
General Meeting
Chairman: Monsignor Law
renee j. Corcoran
Opening Prayer: Monsignor
Harry S. Connolly.
Greetings:
Speakers: Honorable May
nard E. Sensenbrenner, Mayor
of Columbus. Presidential Ad-
dress Very Rev. Msgr. Will
liam L. Wozniak, President,
National Conference of Catho-
lie Charities; George E. Hene.
CHAN, K.S.G., st. Louis, Mo.
President, Superior Council
of the United States, Society
of st. Vincent de Paul.
Closing Prayer: Monsignor
Connolly.
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Problems and Programs
With the Aging
Chairman: Francis B. Dele
hanty, President, Central
Council of New York, NY.
Discussion Leader: William
C. Rohrkemper, Detroit, Mich,
Assistant Treasurer, Superior
Council of the United States,
Society of st. Vincent de Paul
Speakers:
The Aged at the Parish Lev
ell, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Earl ".
Sheridan, Secretary for Chari-
ties, Catholic Social Service,
Flint, Mich.
The Aged at the Diocesan
Level, Rev. John d. SloWey,
M.S.S.W., Director. Catholic
Social Service, Lansing, Mich.
The Aged in Homes and
Centers, James T. McCuish,
Director, Martin Kundig Cen
ter for the Aged, Detroit, Mich.
HAS Am. to 100 Pm.
Hall Of Mirrors
Working With the Blind IN
stead of For Them
Chairman: Alan Gathright,
Vice President, Particular
Council of Toledo, Toledo, o.
Speaker: Thomas E. Caul-
field, Md, Psychiatric Con-
sultant, st. Paul Rehabilita-
ton Center for the Blind,
Newton, Mass.
1850 P.M. to 400 P.M.s
Hall Of Mirrors
Meeting of Spiritual Direc.
tors
Chairman: 1T. Rev. Msgr.
Vincent w. Cooke. Archdio-
cesar Supervisor of Charities,
Chicago, Ill.
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$40 P.M. TO 4:30 Pm.
He'll Of Mirrors

The Vincentian and Family
Life
Chairman: John j. Lynch,
President. Diocesan Central
Council, Society of st. Vincent
de Paul, Brooklyn, NY
Participant: Rev. John L.
Thomas, ST., Institute of So.
cial Order, st. Louis, Mo.
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$50 AM. 10 400 PM.
monday and Tuesday,
Ais Pm.

$50 AM. to 400 PM.
Monday and Tuesday,
AIS Pm.
National Conference of
Catholic Charities
Annual Business Meeting
Chairman: Very Rev. Msgr.
William l.. Wozniak, Presi-
dent, National Conference of
Catholic Charities
Reports:
Secretary-Rt. Rev. John
O'Grady, Washington,
DC. :.
Treasurer
Conference of Religious
Committee on Time and
Place
Committee on Resolutions
Committee on Nomina-
tions
Convention Banquet
Ball Room-DeshIer.Hilfon
ZOO PM.
POSTMASTER: Mr.. William L.
Schmidt, Chairman of the
Convention
Prayer: Most Reverend Ed
ward C. Hettinger. DID.
Introduction of Guests: Mr..
William L. Schmidt
Greetings: The Honorable
C. william O'Neill, Governor
of Ohio
Speech: Doctor Arthur Flem-
ming, Secretary, Department
of Health, Education and We'll
fare, Washington, DC.
Address: Most Reverend
Clarence G. Issenmann, STD.
Bishop of Columbus.
Prayer: Most Reverend Clar-
ence q. Issenmann, STD,
Bishop of Columbus.
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER n

vineenfian Memorial Mass
ST. Joseph Cathedral
500 AN.
Celebrant:
Most Reverend Clarence G.
%Issenmann, STD.
Chaplains:
Reverend Julius Klinec
Very Rev. Ambrose Freund,
VT.
$50 AN. to 400 PM.
Directors Of Catholic Charities
Monday and Tuesday,
Chairman: Ri. Rev. Msgr.
George H. Guilfoyle, New
York, NY, Chairman. Direc-
tors of Catholic Charities.
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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER II
500 Pm.

300 Pm.
BaIIroom--Mezzanine Floor
Presidential Reception
Greetings: Very Rev. Msgr.
William I. Wozniak, Presi-
dent, National Conference of
Catholic Charities.
George E. Heneghan, ks.
G., st. Louis, Mo-, President,
Superior Council of the Unit
ed States.
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nth Annual Meeting

participants. SlSter M. AT
cadia, Superior, st. An
thongs Home for the Aged,
Hamburg, NY; Victor
Koby, MD, Psychiatrist,
South Euclid, Ohio.
j.. EMOTIONAL NJ.
PoNENT IN THE FAMILY
Chairman: Rev. Francis J.
Mugavero, Director, Catho-
lie Charities-Queens Coun-
ty, Diocese of Brooklyn.
Participants: Rev. James A.
Green, Director of Family
Service, Catholic Charities,
Diocese of Rockville Centre
Francis C. Bauer, Md,
Con Psychiatrist,
Catholic Charities, Diocese
of Rockville Centre.
!. FACT OR FANcY-Svb-
stitvting Research for
Cvesswork
Chairman: Roy l.. Adams,
Supervisor, Statistics and
Analysis Section, Depart
ment of Public Welfare,
State of Ohio, Columbus, O.
Participants, Harold ]. De-
Rolph. Research Director,
Ohio Citizens Council for
Health and Welfare, Colum
bus, Ohio; Richard Edgar,
Research Director, Com
munity Chest and Council
of Cincinnati Area, Cincin-
natl. Ohio
Recorder: To b" announced
}. AIDS TO COMPETENT
PRACTICE IN CASE WORK
Chairman and Recorder:
Miss Mary C. DAILY, Director
Department Children, Cath
Ollie Charities of st. Louis,
ST. Louis Mo.
Leader: Miss Catherine A.
Roherty, Director of Case
work, Catholic Social We'll
fare Bureau, Milwaukee,
Wis.
GENERAL MEETING
2:30 p. m.
B~allroom-Mezxanine Floor
Topic: The Core City, It's
Future and Yours
Speakers: Charles Abrams,
New York State
Commission Against Discrim-
New York, NY;
Robert E. Bondy, Director, Ma
tional Social Welfare Assemb-
ly, New York, NY.
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Stability in the American
C~ommunity-C Charity, Clarity,
Competence and Cohesion
Registration

All those attending the Annual Meeting are re-
guessed TO register. Registration fee is $500. The
Registration Desk, which will be in the Ballroom Foyer,
will be open from 200 Pm. to 900 P. IA. on Thursday,
September 10. and from 900 AN. TO 200 Pm. during
fhe other days Of the meeting.
Integrated Day, Friday, September l9
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GENERAL MEETING
2:30 p. IA.
SUNDAY. SEPTEMB n
Vineenfian Mass
Sairt Joseph Cathedral
400 AM.

Vineenfian Mass
Sairt Joseph Cathedral
500 AN.
Celebrant: Most Reverend
Patrick A. O'Boyle, DID,,
Archbishop of Washington.
Sermon by Right Reverend
Monsignor Michael Ivanko.
Chaplains: Reverend Rob-
ert Schmidt, Reverend Frank
Riehl.
Mass for Conference Of
Religious
Hall Of Mirrors-Deshier.
Hilton-8:o0 AN.
Celebrant: Right Reverend
Monsignor John O'Grady.
Sis AM. to $50 AN.
Conference Of Religious
Communion Breakfast and
Business Meeting
1000 Am. TO 1880 AN.
General Meeting
Chairman: Sister Maria
Mercedes, S.S.N.D., College
of Notre Dame of Maryland,
Chairman, Conference of Re-
ligious.
The New Challenge Facing
Religious
Sister Catherine, Visitatrix,
Daughters of Charity of st.
Vincent de Paul, Normandy,
Mo.
Pcntificsl Mass
Saint Joseph Cathedral
1890 AN.
Celebrant: Most Reverend
Clarence G. Iscenmann, STD.
Assistant Priest: Monsignor
Francis Schwendemann, VT.
Deacons of Honor: Monsig-
nor William L. Wozniak: Mon
signor George H. Gilfoyle,
LIN.
Deacon of Mass: Rev. HUI
bert T. Unger.
Subdeacon of Mass: Rev. Paul
Metzger
Sermon by Most Reverend
Christopher J. Weldon, DID,,
Bishop of Springfield, Mass.
achusetts.
Presidents Reception
Ball Room-Deshler-Hiito
500 PM.
Chairman: M%onsignor Will
lam E. Kappes
Prayer: Most Reverend Ed.
ward G. Hettinger, ID.
Greetings: Mr.. George Hene.
CHAN, President, Superior
Council, Sain. Vincent de Paul
Society; Monsignor, William
G. Wozniak, President, N. C.
c. c.: Most Reverend Patrick
A, O'Boyle, Archbishop of
Washington, Moderator of st.
Vincent de Paul Society
Columbus Welcomes You"
Most Reverend Clarence G.
Issenmann, STD, Bishop of
Columbus, Host to the Con-
vention.
Closing Prayer: Most Rever-
end Edward G. Hettinger,
ID.
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liam IL. WOZnlak, FreSluent,
National Conference of Catho-
lie Charities; George E. Hene-
CHAN, K.S.G., st. Louis, Mo-;
President, Superior Council
of the United States, Society
of st. Vincent de Paul.
Closing Prayer: Monsignor
Connolly.
~Integrated Day,
September 20
Catholic Charity is Compel
ence Plus Compassion
All Delegates Assemble at
800 A.. IA.
Bsllroom-Mszxanine Floor
Chairman: Very Rev. Msgr.
William L.. Wozniak, Presi.
dent, National Conference of
Catholic Charities.
Speaker: Dudley L. Baker,
Executive Secretary, Superior
Council, Society of st. Vim
cent de Paul, s.. Louis, Mo.
Sectional meetings 1000 a.
m. to 1890.
I. THE ozANAM SCHOOL
OF
in Volunteer Service.
Chairman: Frederick w.
Behnke, President, Particu-
lar Council of San Francis
co, San Francisco, Calf.
Leader: William D. Frey,
Assistant Executive Secre-
tary, Diocesan Central
Council of San Francisco,
San Francisco, Calf.
Participants: Rev. Charles
r. Hackel, Director, Catho-
lie Social Service of AL
media County, Oakland,
Calf; James T. Healy, Lee
turer, Ozanam School Of
Charity, San Francisco,
Calf.
4. MEETING THE n A
LENcE OF THE CHANG.
ING PARISH-Nsw Goals
In Nsighborhood Service
Chairman: Vincent nj. Heff-
ernan, President, Particular
Council of Cleveland, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Leader: James Fitzgerald,
Executive Council of De-
troit, Detroit, Mich.
Participants: Rev. Clement
H. Kern, Pastor, Most Holy
Trinity Church, Detroit,
Mich; Rev. Paul Bassom-
pierre, Diocesan Director,
Society of st. Vincent de
Paul. Pittsburgh, Pa.
:. SHA z SHORT
TERM SERVICE TECH
NlQUES
Chairman: Rt. Rev. Msgr.
A. A. Isenbart, Director
Associated Catholic Chari-
ties, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Leader: Miss Dorothy Rich.
Intake Secretary, Catholic
Social Service, Duluth,
MINI.
Recorder: Miss Elizabeth
Dooley, Casework Supervis-
or, Family Service Section,
Bureau of Catholic Chair.
ties, st. Paul, MINI.
4. THE SCHOOL AND CATH.
oLlc CHARITIES
Chairman: Rev. William r.
Hastings, Superintendent,
Harborcreek School for
Boys, Harborcreek, Pa.
Leaders: Rev. K. H. Behr-
mann. Ph.D.. Director Of
Special Education, Archdio-
cese of st. Louis; Mrs.
James j. Robinson, Super
visor, Catholic Charlie!
Bureau, Cleveland, Ohio;
Miss Margaret Duane. Wis.
iting Social Counselor and
Supervisor, Evanston Town
ship High School, Evans
ton, ILL.,; Sister M. Noreen,
S.S.N.D., Consultant, Cath
Ollie High School Office,
Archdiocese of st. Louis.
Participant: Rev. Joseph L.
Wingler, Diocesan Direc.
tor. Bureau of Catholic
Charities, Richmond, Va.
Recorder: Sister M. Lucille,
O.P., Superior, st. Johns
Home, Grand Rapids, Mich.
S. UNMARRIED MOTHERS
Chairman: Miss Eleanor j.
Classy, Director, S ci a l
Service Department, st.
Mary's Home, Dorchester,
Mass.
Leader: DR.. Theodore Mack
lin, Psychologist, st. Mary's
Home, Dorchester, Mass.
Recorder: To be announced.
s. EMOTIONAL PROBLEMS
or THE AGING
Chairman: Rev. J. Emmett
Mcdonald, Director, Family
Service Division, Catholic
Charities, Diocese of Brook
lyn.
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Charities.
Speaker: Rt. Rev. Msgr.
George H. Guilfoyle, execu-
tive director, Catholic Chart
ties of the Archdiocese OF
New York.
Sectional meetings-11:00-
1890; 2:003:30.
I. SERVICE TO FAMILIES
The Function Of Voluntary
Agencies
Chairman: Very Rev. Msgr.
Joseph T. Lahart, Director
Family Care Department,
Catholic Charity Bureau,
Chicago, I'll.
Participant: Anthony X.
Kaye, Administrative Di-
rector of Case Work, Cath
Ollie Charities of Buffalo,
Buffalo, NY.
4. - A
Keystone in Catholic Social
Service
Chairman: Rev. John M.
Harrington, Catholic Chart
ties-Westchester County,
Yonkers, NY.
Participant: Rev. Ernest L..
Unterkoefler, S.T.L., jed,
Secretary of the Tribunal,
Diocese of Richmond, Rich
mond, Va.
!. FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION
A Responsibility Of Cath.
ollie Charities Agencies
Chairman and Recorder:
Mrs. Joseph Mantley, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Participants: JOSEPH w.
F~enstermaeher, Executive
Director, Catholic Charities,
Hazleton. Pa; William G..
Martindale, Assistant Ref
cree and Probation Officer,
Juvenile Court, Cleveland,
Ohio.
4. SUHURBiA--Whiihsr Cath.
ollie charifiss7
Participants: Miss Helen
Mcdaniel, Supervisor, Cath
Ollie Welfare Bureau, Co.
Iumbus, Ohio; Ralph Henry
Smith, Executive Director,
United Fund, Inc, Provi-
dence, RI.
8. - The
Springboard for Catholic
Leadership at Home and
Abroad.
Chairman: Very Rev. Msgr.
A. j. Wycislo. Assistant Ex-
executive Director, Catholic
Relief Services -- NCWC,
New York, NY.
Morning Session
First Sectional Meeting
American immigration Pol
Icy in Perspective
Participants: DR.. Robert H.
Amundson, Chairman, De-
partment of Sociology, Lor-
etto Heights College, Lor-
etto Heights, Colo. ; DR.. Gle
ment s. Mihanovich, De-
partment of Sociology, st.
Louis University, st. Louis,
Mo-; TT. Rev. Msgr. Will
lam r. Kelly, STD. Di-
rector, Division of Social
Action, Catholic Charities,
Brooklyn, NY.
Afternoon Session.
Second Sectional Meeting
A practical discussion on
our present legislation and
suggestions for future legis-
islation
THE u AND us.
LEGISLATION
Participants: Pierce J. Ger
ETY., New York, NY, Form
err Deputy Administrator
for Refugee Programs, De-
partment of State; Very
Rev. Msgr. Thomas ]. Riley,
Director, Catholic Reset
Element Council, Philadel-
phia, Pa; Charles A..
O'Neill, Executive Secre-
tary, Society Of st. Vincent
de Paul, Milwaukee, Wis.
Recorder: Mrs. Joan Davis,
Secretary, NCCC Commit
tee on immigration: Ad-
ministrative Assistant, Re-
settlement Division. Catho-
lie Relief Services--NCWC,
New York, NY.
8. THE CONTRIBUTION or
cHLDRENsS INSTtTU.
TONS IN SERVICE TO
THE
Chairman: Rev. Philip A.
Jarmack, Associate Direc.
tor, Charities, Buffalo, NY.
Participants: Walter Sue.
hokiecki, Director of Case
Work. Baker Hall, Lacka.
wanna, N. Y; Sister Mary
Leo, ssh, Case Worker,
Catholic Charities, Erie,
Pa.
Report Mssfing--4:0o p. m.
BaIIFoom-Mexxanins Floor
Sectional Meetings - Con,
illusions and Resolutions re
ported by Recorders Of the
Sectional Meetings.
summary OF Integrated
Days Conclusions--Very Rev
1fsgr. William L. Wozniak.
Adjourn-5:00 Pm.
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SATURDAY. SEPT. 20

Speakers: The Spiritual Val
lie of the Ozanam School of
Charity - Rev. Charles r..
Hackel, MS. Director, Catho-
lie Social Service of Alameda
County, Oakland, Calf.
The Ozanam School of Char
ity-The Idea and the Results
James T. Healy, Lecturer,
Ozanam School of Charity,
San Francisco, Calf.
1880 Am. to l2:45 Pm.
Hall Of Mirrors
Meeting the Challenge of
the Changing Parish - New
Goals in Ne.ghborhood Serv-
ice.
Chairman: Vincent nj. Heff-
ernan, President, Particular
Council of Cleveland, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Leader: James Fitzgerald,
Executive Secretary, Particu.
lar Council of Detroit, Detroit,
Mich.
Participants: Rev. Clement
H. Kern, Pastor. Most Holy
Trinity Church, Detroit, Mich.
Rev. Paul Bossompierre, Dioce-
san Director, Society of st.
Vincent de Paul, Pittsburg,
Pa.
200 Pm. TO 4:3o PM.
Hall Of Mirrors
Business Meeting of the SUI
perior Council of the United
States
Chairman: George E. Hene-
CHAN. K.S.G., st. Louis, Mo-,
President, Superior Council of
the United States
500 Pm.
TO DO AND NOT TO DO
A dramatization by members
of the Society in Columbus,
Saint Agnes Parish Hall.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMB Il
ozsnam Sunday Observance
500 AN.
Communion Mass
Celebrant: Most Rev. Pat
rick A. O'Boyle, DID,, Arch
bishop of Washington, Nation
al Spiritual Director, Society
of st. Vincent de Paul
Sermon: Monsignor Michael
Ivanko
300 AN.
Breakfast and General
meeting
Chairman: George E. Hene-
CHAN, K.S.G.. St. Louis, Mo-,
President, Superior Council of
the United States
Speakers: Rt. Rev. Msgr.
Vincent w. Cooke, Archdioce-
san supervisor of Charities,
Chicago, ILL.,; Most Rev. Pat
rick A.. O'Boyle, DID,, Arch
bishop of Washington, Nation
al Spiritual Director. Society
of St. Vincent de Paul.
1880 PM
Pontifical Mass-St. Joseph
Cathedral
Celebrant: Most Rev. Clar.
ence G.. Issenmann, DID,,
STD, Bishop of Columbus.
Sermon: Most Rev. Christie
pher ]. Weldon, DID,, Bishop
OF Springfield, Springfield,
Mass.
200 Pm. TO $40 Pm.
Hall Of Mirrors
Vincentian Work in the Sal
walton of Souls
Chairman: George A. FAX,
Diocesan Central Council of
Chicago, Chicago, Ill.
Participant: Rt. Rev. Msgr.
John A. Mcmahon, Pastor, st.
Sabina Church. Chicago. Ill.
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?. PUBLIC RELATIONS
Chairman and Recorder:
j. Ralph Novak, Executive
Secretary, Catholic Chart
ties Corporation, Cleveland,
Ohio.
Leader: Byron E. Rouse, Jr.
Public Relations Counsel
of the Catholic Charities,
Archdiocese of Chicago,
Chicago, Ill.
10 THE USE OF voLUN-
TIER IN CASEWoRK
SETTINGS
Chairman: To be announ-
ced.
Leader: Miss Claire Nc
Kay, Supervisor, Catholic
Charities, Diocese of
Brooklyn, Queens County
Office
II CLINICAL SERVICES TO
DISTURBED CHILDREN
INSTITUTIONS
Chairman. Sister nj. Fran
co.'s SIND, Director DID,
cesar Guidance Center,
Columbus, Ohio
Leaders: James B. Craig,
MD, Clinical Directors, Co.
lumbus Psychiatric Insti-
tute. Columbus, Ohio
Philip c. Rond, MD, Staff
Psychiatrist. Assistant Pro-
fessor, Ohio State Univer-
sity, Columbus, Ohio
II OF
YOUNG SUPERVISORS
This Workshop is open to
supervisors who have not
had more than three years
experience in supervision
and to those who are to
begin supervisory service.
Chairman and Recorder:
Miss Barbara Kuehn, In
take Supervisor, Catholic
Charities, Diocese of
Brooklyn, Brooklyn, NY.
Leader: Miss Eleanor B.
Kelley, Assistant Director
Social Service, st. Vincent's
Hospital, New York, NY.
Is THE NONRESIDENT -
WoRKT.G WITH TRAN.
SCENTS
Chairman and Leader:
Rt. Rev. Msgr. A. A. Isen-
bart, Director, Associated
Catholic Charities, Okla
homa City, Okla.
Discussants: Miss Mary X.
Fisher, Chief Case Surer.
visor, Cuyahoga County
Welfare Department, of
Cleveland, Ohio
Miss Catherine Foy, Case
worker, Travellers Aid So.
ciety, Cleveland. Ohio
IA BASIC SKILLs IN CASE
WORK RELATIONSHIPS
Chairman and Recorder:
Miss Elizabeth Growing,
C~aseworker, Catholic Fam
lily and Children's Service
Norfolk, Va.
Leader: Miss Betty Tyler,
Supervisor. Catholic Fam.
lily and Children's Service,
Norfolk. Virginia.
Is LAY AND PROFESSION
Al PARTICIPATION IN
NEiGHBcRHooD CON-
Chairman: To be announced
Leader: Edward S. Kessler,
Chief of Conservation,
Philadelphia Redevelop-
ment Authority, Philadel-
phia, Penn.
Recorder: Nicholas Won
Hoffman, Research Divi-
sion, Industrial Areas
Foundation, Chicago, Ill.
Is DEVELOPING FOSTER
PARENTS FOR DISTURB.
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Chairman: Miss Glare
Golden. Foster Care Divi-
sion, United States Chill
dren's Bureau, Department
of Health, Education, and
Welfare. Washington, DC.
Leader: Miss Catherine
Nude, Placement Coordin.
ator, Michigan Children's
Institute, Ann Arbor,
Mich.
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Chairman: Ralph w. Whal.
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New York City Youth
Board, New York, NY.
Leader: William Bacon,
Executive Director, Com.
munity Welfare Council,
Dayton, Ohio
PROGRAM
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