Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1940, Page 19

State Sociefies Launch Plans fo Aid Rural Youth Committee Is Named To Study Method of Approach to Problem A movement to aid rural youth throughout the Nation in solving their many problems was launched here yesterday at a meeting of presi- dents and other executive officers of approximately 20 State societies of this city. Meeting in the Harrington Hotel, the group voted to set up a central headquarters here, with a view to going ahead with such a program and to see just what aid can be given. The group expressed the hope that organizations in the va- rious States would become inter- ested in the idea and establish State headquarters in line with such a program, it was announced. Plan to Raise Funds. To raise funds for establishment of the headquarters here the group voted to sponsor a social function | to be held this month and a com- mittee was named. It is composed of David H. Deibler, executive vice president of the Pennsylvania So- ciety of Washington, chairman; J. P. 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