The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-29
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 List Of Volunteers
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doing their bit on the line for the Blue Eagle.
 The official workers in the vari- ous districts with others to be as. signed includes:
 District No Edward Bobbin Wallace Inglis. William Curtis.
 District No 2-Pierre Cowlcs, William Ennis, Thomas Murphy, Benjamin Port, John Monogan.
 District No 3-John Fitzgerald Robert Currid, Charles Velte, G A. Mausolf, Aubrey Greenlaw Father Hayes.
 District No 4-Catherine Ma loney.
 District No 5-Edward Fitzger. aid, Philip Fabero. L. s. Fitch Mrs G. Peters, F. Hall, F. Chronis M. Shapiro.
 District No 6-E. M. Cookson.
 District No 7-R. s. Hotchkiss.
 District No 8-Mrs Mary Kill martin.
 District No 9-Grace Daly.
 District No 10-Rev Hugh Car rig.
 District No 11-Rev J. P. Foster.
 District No 12-Myrtle Seligson.
 District No 13-D. J. Clancy, Miss Anna Moran.
 District No 14-Julia Guile.
 District No 15-H. c. Ashworth.
 District No 16-Edward Futile.
 District No 17-Alice V. Halpin.
 District No 18-Edna Babin, Rev J. J. Connor, Anna Moran.
 District No 19-Rev Woods,
 District No 20-Clarence J. Bartlett.
 MIRA Speakers
 Tomorrow, August 30th,t the Waterbury Business and Profes- sional Women will hold meeting to be addressed by Theo V. Meyer and Mrs Elizabeth H. Minor re MIRA.
 Tomorrow at 8:30 "Wednesday August 30th) the Waterbury Medi- cal association will hold meeting at the Waterbury Medical associa- ton headquarters, Central avenue The meeting will be addressed by Dr Frank J. Erbe on MIRA.
 Thursday, August 31st, at 8 D. m the Master Painters of Waterbury and vicinity will meet in the Chamber of Commerce building to discuss MIRA as it applies to their business.
 On Tuesday, September 5th al noon the Civitan club will hold their meeting at the Elton hotel They will be addressed by an MIRA speaker whose name will be an- nounced later.
 All volunteer workers in the NRA block to block canvass may secure buttons of identification 'at the Chamber of Commerce build. ing. MIRA headquarters.
 Plans are being discussed to ar range for MIRA speakers at the To- cal down town theaters. It iss ex- pected that they will deliver three minute talks on MIRA.
 Ex-Governor Charles A. Temple. ton may be getting along in years but nobody would ever know 1t fl he or she were present last nigh in the aldermanic chamber wher this well known citizen was urging the men and women of this city tt get behind the MIRA drive and pu 1t across. This dynamic character was never better than last evening and in a few minutes delivered ar address that brought forth tumulti of applause, injected all kinds O. enthusiasm in the large crowt present and convinced his entir, audience that there is not the leas bit of doubt that this city will b, one hundred per cent in back O this remarkable reconstruction plan. originated by Presiden Roosevelt.
 The ex-governor had mucl praise for President Roosevelt, h. said many fine things about Mayo Hayes, he complimented the ener getic and capable Frank Green head of the Chamber of Com merce and General Patrick Healey but most of all he paid a glowing tribute to Waterbury and the peo pie, who reside here. No mat ter what you hear or no matte what they say, you know you ar, living in the finest city in thes, United States. I know as a busi ness man, know as a former cit, official, know as ex-governor O thisvgreat state what remarkabl city we have. We have accom- plished 1t on the contributions |, the Red Cross, we have more thai accomplished our share on the sal of Liberty bonds what we hav accomplished publicly and private ly in charity work. in view of ou size, and the many other wonder ful things Waterbury. has accom- plishcd. convinced me long tim ago that We are far ahead of an.