The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-09
Must Answer Questions.

we going tO build n now one"
 Must Answer Questions.
 "If so what type will 1t bo and where will it Do locatedY These nre all questions which must bo m. swered. Naugatuck Is beautiful now, but it won't continue to Dc beautiful if we let it grow hap. hazard, ho pointed out. People who work hore and 1.-Two out-Of.town could well afford Co 1.-Two here if there were sufficient houses" he said.
 He told of the questlonnairc be- ing sent out which is expected 10 give Information concerning hous- ing conditions here, He said the way people who will build houses here. He said a section Of land ean Dc obtained and sold Co people at much lower figure than or- dinarily.
 Tho committee isn't going 10 recommend to anyone t0 build n house if h0 can't build and make n fair return on it. We hope people who have money to invest will h.. vest lt md mako n profit" ho said.
 Mir Ching, speaking on the phil 0sophy of the now dcnl, said thnt although around us there is cvl. dence of drastic change in our thinking and political md indus trioi sot-up and although wo hnvc zen things In our industrial md financial life which hayo been wrong, there ia q tendency to shoot wildly and somewhat indis- crlminntely in attempting to erndi. cate these evils.
 "f don't think wo ever had q president in tho White House, who has captured the imagination of tho people sO much as has Frnnk- lin D. Roosevelt. 1t is tho fashion of the American people to set up its national figures on n pedestal and often knock them down.
 ''f trust 1t won't happen in this casc. some change is necessary. but we must bc careful not to dcs. troy tho great fundamcntnls in our government, he declared,
 "Tho now doal is in It's Infancy. he sald. "Thcro hns been some drastic legislation, very little of n permanent value. Some things arc sound and somo arc bad, 1t K our hope thnt the sound things will btuJ uHu iIlN Uuu tItfEb ItHtVFNVt Fasclsin Unlikely.
 Communism or Fascism appears quito unlikely here, ho said" Washington is n beehive of nc. tlvity. out of 1t ia coming better realization of tho responsibility of cuch group In our social lifc 10 other groups. a realization of many things we have been forgetting In our mad race of galn. Ho con cluded his remarks with Il story tho point of which was "let ua not take ourselves too damn aerious- ly,"
 Warden John Sheridan sald that Naugntuck citizens realize the Chamber of Commerce tries to work for the bottermcnt of the town" In view of tho fact our lo- cal Chamber is interested In plan for housing, one of the things which must be tnkcn care Of, I can pledge nt this time for this matter md any other matter which will be for the progress of the town and well being of it's citizens my whole hearted sup- ort." He said he expected to be judged nt the end of the year by his actions during the year. His talk which was well delivered, re- ceived much applause.
 The two Naugatuck teachers Miss Sweeney and Miss Twitchcll have achieved Il record seldom equalled in tho profession they have SO signally honored. Attor- ney Ncary said In his inspiring address. In the eighties before tho gay nineties these ladies began the arduours task, he said.