The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-27

work of the committee will be similar to the duties carried out during war times by the -four minute men,"
 The campaign committe mem- bers will point out the value of the recovery act and will urge the con- sumers of the city only to patron ize those stores and business houses that display the special stickers and cards issued from Washington, D. C., which will show who has pledged to support the presidents plan and who hasn't
 Yesterday afternoon Joseph Su- genheimer, chairman of the Mer- chants bureau appointed several to the committee which will push the work of forming a local code for Waterbury business houses. Those named so far are: At large, MT Sugenheimer, J. Leroy Mintie, Ralph Paine and Willis M. Tate; department stores, George w. Bis William E. Van Tassel; women's ready-to-wear, Harry Liebeskind; i; mems and boys clothing, Samuel R. Kelsey; shoe stores, Charles A. Manning; drug stores, William J. Dunphy; furiture, s. Leon Oser; music, Eugene T. Oviatt; flowers, Walter Dallas; art and gift shops and allied lines, Charles D. Nye; electrical appliances and allied lines, Joseph E.. Nelly; jewelry. Irving G. Green; hardware, Char les A. Templeton.
 More members are expected to be added to this committee late this afternoon or tomorrow. The var iouschairman of the groups men toned will call together those in their respective business and de- eide upon a code of hours and minimum wages. This afternoon ex-Governor Temp1eton was sched- uled to discuss a code with the hardware dealers.
 Postmaster A. N. Colgrove stat ed this morning that his letter car riers are continuing to check up the names of all employers of labor on their respective "beats." He was awaiting receipt from Washington, D. C., of copies of President Roose- velt's letter which will be distri- buted to the employers by the mail men. He was also awaiting a sup ply of the MIRA stickers and cards which will be issued to the busi- ness houses joining in the recovery movement here.
 Waterbury National Recovery
 Campaign Committee
 Chairman. Honorable T. Frank Hayes, mayor.
 Members-at-Largc
 Waterbury Chamber of Com merce-President Patrick Healey, Healey & Healey; directors, c. J. Allen, Connecticut Light & Power company; John E. Bulger, Citizens & Manufacturers Bank: Harry Camp, Perry's Inc; Honorable T. F, Carmody. Ill West Main street; F. S. Chase, Chase companies; Charles Chapman, Connecticut company; John A. Coe. American Brass company; E. O. Goss, Scovill company; A. N. Colgrove, postmas- ter; Leon H. French, French Man. ufacturing company; Clifford F. Hollister, American Brass com pany; John F. Hughes, Howland- Hughes company; Honorable T. " Meyer, 63 North Main street; Carl Olsen, Waterbury Trust company: company: Joseph Sugenheimer
 
 Lewis S. Reed, Citizens & Manu- lecturers Bank; Secretary Frank J, Green, Chamber of Commerce.
 Others on the Committee
 American Red Cross-John M Burrall, Al Church street; Mrs Edith Ladd, 35 Field street.
 American Society of Mechanical Engineers-Joseph H. Roberts. 33 West Main street. M T. Dempsev 49 Elmwood avenue.
 American Legion-Morris Shapiro 31 Kingsbury street; William T. Harrington. 94 Waterville street. American Legion-Mrs Herbert c. Smith, 21 Waterville street; Mrs Harold T. Begley, 76 Randolph
 American Legion-Victoria Lie- breich, Bucks Hill road Mary O'Connor. 95 -Fairlawn avenue.
 Boy Scouts of America-Martin l.. Martus, 142 Columbia boule. yard: Arthur D. Marston, 20 East Main street.
 Clearing House association Fletcher Judson, Waterbury Ma tional Bank; Leroy Andrews, Sr, Colonial Trust company.
 Bunker Hill Improvement asso- ciation-Samuel N. Lincoln, 29 Pierpont street; Frederick Shat tuck, 1o1 Coniston avenue.
 Civitan club-E. W. Bosse1, Con- necticut company; Charles Velte,