The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-07

back to societies, civic clubs, fra ternal and social organizations as well as industrial and mercantile units.
 More firms signed up today and obtained their NRA insignias. Se- cretary Frank Green has issued a warning against the commerciali- zation of the NRA insignia and its use in promoting special sales or using 1t for purposes than outlined by the president in his message.
 The Waterbury Public Speaking club has offered to furnish a num- her of speakers to assist in the MIRA educational campaign. Mrs Elizabeth H. Minor in a letter to- day to Secretary Green announced the clubs willingness to serve. Some of the volunteer speakers in clude John F. Bulger, Dr F. J. Erbe. Miss Mary Hennessey. Mrs Henry w. Minor, Howard Coe. William S. Curtiss and Arthur Purinton. Mir Coe is the president of the club.
 The Armour company through its local manager. J. w. Tice, an- nounced today that through the institute of American Meat Pack CTS it is giving full cooperation to the president in the national recov- cry act A formal announcement concerning the code will be made shortly.
 The publicity department of the local committee issued the follow ing statement today:
 Hour by hour throughout the nation the giant machine of the preDident's emergency re-employ- mert campaign is gaining momen- tum. Here in Waterbury, as in every other city and town in the United States, the big drive to put men and women back on the pay rolls at once is being speeded up to the limit of human possibilities. This was tho word that came to- day from Mayor Frank Hayes. who, under the title of general chair man." is at the head of the smash ing campaign to be staged in this city to route the forces of unem- ployment and depression.
 sNothing so stirring and specta- cular since the wartime days of 1917 has been attempted in this country" said Mayor Hayes, to- day. For example, we are planning to make house-to-house and block-by- block canvass throughout the entire city and vicinity, and the same mopping-up process will presently be under way in every part of this entire country. It cer- tainly means tremendous organi- zation effort to carry out such an undertaking, but the objective is we'll worth tho effort.
 ro,,.cab continued Mayor Hayes, 'it would not be possible to carry out such an enormous task without systematic planning backed up by characteristic American en- tiiusiasm. You know, there is just nothing beyond the power of the people of this country, once they catch the spirit of the thing and decide to put it over.
 "Now, as to the way this big drive has been mapped out by the national recovery administration. Tn the first place. the organization has been set up along military lines for 1t ever there was a war and a righteous one, 1t is this master offensive unemployment. Heading the work in each state are a state chairman and a state women chairman, both appointed by the governor of the state. These two. Tn addition to the chairman of the committees representing the prin- cipal cities of the state, and the state commissioner of labor, will constitute the state committee.
 "The duties of these state com n1ittees arc to make certain that every city in the state organizes and conducts local emergency re- employment drive.
 'Then we come to the city or ganization. The local committee, as l have said, Is organized along strictly military lines. the leader being designated as General" He, in turn, selects three colonels,. each of whom is to have charge of q specific part of the campaign. For example, Colonel No. 1, will have charge of the hangover or or ganization department, and he is to appoint seven majors. more or less, depending on the size of the : -&