The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-24
Men And Women
 Wanted To Aid
 In Home Canvass
EnroIment of Housewives in Campaign to PatrOnize Only Blue Eagle Merchants Starts Monday - New Teams Recruited For Intensive Campaign of EnIistments in City

New England in the great MIRA movement. This fact is stressed in view of the fact that the state as a whole has been unjustly criti- cized.
 The house-to-hopse and block to-block campaign will get under way Monday and the survey will result in thousands being signed up to carry on for the cause.
 Some of the additional teams fully recruited include Bessie Shea, Margaret McVerry, Loretta Bren- nan, Molly Collins, Bernice Began, Elizabeth Mccarthy, Anna Poeltl, Margaret Farrell.
 Team members under Capt. Ca therine A. Maloney are Mrs. Pat rick Healey, Mrs. ThomassJ. Flem- ing, Mrs. Arthur Mcdonald, Mrs. Mary E. Stoddard, Miss Kathleen Donahue, Miss Kathryn@ Healey Miss Helen Murphy, Miss Doro- thy Maloney.
 Capt. Frank H. Bailey has nam- ed the following: James A. Phe- Ian, Francis J. Calvin, Robert L. Lagerquist, Allan P. Cough. Lewis Krance, U. Horton Warner, Fred Seidel, Clifford A. Jones.
 Team members who will work under Capt. William s. Curtis will be: LeRoy Gibbs. Charles Leader Arthur Marston, Steve Sullivan Fremont Alderson, w. H. Root, Jr., Thomas Ashton, John Stavnit- sky.
 Captains under Ralph H. Paine are WKalter Deacon, Walker Bis set, Willis Tate. Harry Liebeskind. Gene Oviatt, William Van Tassel Milton Sugenheimer and P. Cor don Peters.
 The packers bureau an- nounced today that Alfred F. Mey- erhaus, local public accountant has been selected to address meeting tomorrow evening of the employees of the Waterbury Clock company. The meeting will be held in odd Fellows hall. J. Russell Putnam and Mary c. L. Phelan will speak tomorrow evening at the Hopeville community club, which will hold its meeting in the Rod Gun club. Mrs Elizabeth H. Minor and Howard Coe will be the speak CTS next Tuesday night at the town meeting of Bethlehem. On next Wednesday evening a meeting or the Waterbury Business and Pro fessional Women's club will be held Attorney T. V. Meyer and Mrs Min or will explain the purpose of the MIRA and what has been accom- plished today.
 A code providing that no sign contractor or sign painter will work more than 40 hours a week and that no sign shop will be open for business on Saturday and that no sign shop will open for business before 9 a. m. or remain open later than 6 D. m. unless an emergency arises when provision will be made for such work sanctioned by of three, was drawn up last night at a meeting of the Con- necticut Valley sign painters and sign contractors at Roxy hall on South Main street.
 A custom credit rating will also be maintained to protest the slgn contractors against unnecessary and avoidable losses. Morris SkWlr- sky of the Ray Sign company acted as chairman at last nights session and Joseph KushliS as secretary. I OiilSCio aAOs SS~'' elected as yet. ..,
 It was announced that the next meeting will be held Tuesday even; ing at the oHtel Elton at S:30 o. clock at which time a prominent local speaker will address the group on the MIRA program. The speaker will be selected in few days.
 A meeting of building contract ors was held in Chamber of Com merce hall last evening. William Coulson of Washington. one of the formulators of the General Con- tractors association of America, addressed the meeting. B. w. Bart iett, president of the General Con- tractors association. and k. G. Bent, of Hartford. were also speak CTS of the evening. Thomas J. smith, presided. Today local con- tractors attended a state meeting in New Haven.
 Certificates of compliance filed at the post office up to 12 o'clock noon today included: The Patent Button Co, Star Photo studio, Peo- ple's Meat Market, Waterbury Painting Decorating Co.