The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-13

.. For motorized or wagon circuses the scale is slightly lower, ranging from $3 to $5 a week.
 PLACED
 Sue White, former executive director of the women's division of the democratic national com mittee, who quit the job in a hun when she failed to get a judgeship in the District of Co., lumbia, has finally been placed. =. Her good friend, Mrs Mary Rumsely, socialite chairman of the MIRA consumers advisory board, has made her assistant chairman at 5000 a year. Mrs Rumsey draws no salary. .. Young Arthur Mullen, son of the national committeeman from Nebraska, still draws $6,000 from the state, department as assistant to Assistant Secretary Moley, who has been gone for months. Senator Royal s. Copeland's racket investigating staff is housed in style in the senate office building. Through the New Workers in- fiuence, Franklin s. Hutchinson, head of the group, and his assist ants, have an entire senatorial suite to themselves.
 CUBAN GRAU MOVEMENT
 The Grau government in Cuba although defaulting on its debt to the Chase National bank, has had enough money to buy arms Y.,t chases have been so large that the Menocal revolutionaries, al- though heavily armed, are post poning attack. The ship which carried Goodwill Ennis sary Cordell Hull up the coast of South America on his peace mission, landed a large consign- ment of arms for Bolivia. That country also defaulted on it's payments to American bond holders. Not much has been said about it, but negotia- tions have been going on quietly for a reciprocity tariff treaty with Mexico. Negotiations also will open soon with the banana and coffee countries of Central America. These negotia- tions are in charge of Woodrow Wilson's son n-law, Francis Sayre. who, in course of negoti- ating foreign trade treaties, has come to be one of the most decorated men in America. Sayre holds the Grand Cross of the Grown of Siam, order of the Grown of Italy, Legion of Honor of France, Order of Saint Olav (Norway), Order of Christ (Por- tugaD, Order of Isobel la Cato- lica (Spain), Order of Dannebrog (Denmark), Order of Orange Nassau (Netherlands), White Elephant Of Siam and Chula Chom Klao (Siam). ... He wears his Siga Phi fraternity pin to bed.
 MERRY-GO-ROUND.'
 Blue-stocking Under. Secretary of State Phillips, has long, deli- cately formed hands, is proud of them, has his nails manicured daily. The shipping board was not the only place that got Christmas cigar gifts from pri- vate interests. Cigar manu- facturers sent fancy boxes of their product to officials of the AAA, especially those working were indignant; one wrote a memorandum to Secretary Wal lace about it. J. c. Lanier, head of the tobacco division of the AAA, threw his box in the waste-basket. =. Mabel Walk CT Willebrandt, blamed during the Al Smith Hoover campaign for raising the religious issue, sends her adopted daughter to the Sacred Heart academy. In the same campaign Senator William E. Borah said: T ask every man, woman and child to get down on their knees and thank God that Herbert Hoover is to be their president" Four years later when Hoover, realizing he was facing defeat, sent an emissary to Borah in Idaho to ask him to take the stump, the latter turned him down cold. So far efforts to unionize clerks of the MIRA have been unproductive, less than hundred out of 1,600 newly named Senator o'Mahoney was once secretary to the late Senator Kendrick, whose place he Is filling. $. When O'Ma- honey took over Hendricks office he found on the latter's desk an old memorandum book that he gave him nearly 20 years ago.
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