The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-25

Lord, Edward Leonard, Joseph Zi- bell.
 Team members under Captain Rev Peter Daily: Patrick Flaherty, 96 Fairview street: Michael Mo- Verry, 232 Willow street: George O'Brien, 65 Plaza avenue: Michael Noonan, 72 Crescent street: Attor- ney Edward Bobbin. Il Clifton street: George Culhane, A Euclid avenue: Thomas Bane, e9 Water vile street: Arthur Bowling, 16 Herkimer street: Attorney Tim othy Sullivan, e26 Willow street.
 Team members under Captain Sara Keenan: Misses Helen Altman, 16 Laurel street. Anna Leroy. 332 Grove street; Mrs Norman Nelson, 99 Plank road: Mrs Rose Thom- as, 43 Leffingwell avenue; Misses Mollie Kelly, 40 Clifton avenue: Elizabeth Barrett, 112 Buckingham street: Mrs Michael w. Barrett 110 Buckingham street: Mrs Ed ward Brennan, 205 Woodlawn ter race.
 Capt Thomas P. Kelly: John D Thoms,, Martin F. Dunn. Edward McDonald. Dr E. J: Godfrey, John P. Fitzmaurice, John DiCorpo William J. Roach, William A. En- his.
 Capt Oscar F. Warner: William Hill, Theron Farnham. Fred Trow- bridge, Judson Wells, Edwin Wells Leo Krause, Walter Malsch.
 Capt Mrs E. B. Kelley: Mrs E. J Mcdonald, Miss Ruth Barry, Mrs w. J. Secor, Mrs George T. Hig- gins, Mrs Oliver Chaput, Mrs Will liam K. Lawlor, Miss Nellie Foss.
 Capt Charles J. Velte:s Matthew Holloway, Louis Shaker, Ray Pal mer, Miles Durr. Aubrey Green law, Phil Parent, David B. Meth Burt c. Stigberg. George Theriault'
 Capt Lamont Hall, Edwin An gevine, Orton P. Camp, William R Libolt, Robert s. Leather, Ralph D, Cleveland, William H. Butler, w. R. Young, w. J. Latimer.
 Capt Roland Hotchkiss, Fred A. Emmons, Donald $. Granniss, R. E. Pfeiffer, R. J. Tftterington, Henry Long, F. G. Loehmann, John J. Collins, H. A. Delvy, John Curtis.
 Capt Carl F. Heebner, Edward Heiman, Lester Reichenbach, Frank Robert. Ernest Pearson, AL bert Beauchemin, Roy Klein schmidt, Raymond Phaneuf, Will liam Daunais.
 Rev John J. Connor. Bessie Shea, Margaret McVerry, Loretto Bren- nan, Mollie Cullen, Bernice Began. Elizabeth Mccarthy, Anna Poeltl and Margaret Farrell.
 Statements given Mrs Harry B. Dow, aide to It General Mrs T. l. Driggs, re the NRA:-
 Rodney Chase of the Lincoln House, in an interview by Mrs Dow states: "The presidents re- covery act, known as the MIRA code, together with other indus trial codes have very largely helped the unemployment situation in Wa terbury in which the Lincoln House is interested. While the unem- ployment crisis is not yet through and while we shall still have many to look out for during the coming winter, there is no question in my mind but that the MIRA codes have greatly relieved the situation in Waterbury and throughout the country.
 There is however, much work to be done for such a program can only be successful if it is be- lieved in and acted upon by every good citizen. A passive resistence and inertia by any large number of people can cause it to fail, which, in these times, is unthink- able. I do believe that if the plan continues with the fine start 1t has made, 1t will mark new deal for both employer. and em- ployee."
 statement from Mrs F. P. Me- Evoy, regent, International Feder- ation of Catholic Alumni: For a long period this country has been crying for leadership. Now that we have a New Deal to meet the complex. social problem of our time, let us give enthusiastic SUD- port both to the principal and the method of the Recovery Act. Since the Declaration of Independence was signed there has been no movement of greater import. The MIRA for democracy in industry is one of the most stupendous achievements in cooperation ever recorded in history.
 We must regard the Blue Eagle as a test of true patriotism. Wo- men are giving enthusiastic sup port to the principal and method of the Recovery act. Women who represent 80 per cent of the pur- chasing power of the Nation will give patronage to those who display the Blue Eagle"
 statement from John M. Bur rall, chairman, American Red Cross to Mrs Harry B. Dow:
 "The Waterbury chapter, Amer ican Red Cross, will do all in it's power to support the president of xhe United States in the National Recovery act, and we feel sure that our members will cheerfully do their part in support of same feel ing that the. success of this plan is going to help our people in se-