The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-04

der Sails The Mayfiower; Parking ton, Little Orvie; Travers, Mary Poppins; Werfel, 40 Days of Musa Dagh; Wilder, Heavens My Des- tination; Young, Curate's Wife.
 n-fictioh-Beals, Fire On The Andes; Beebe, Half Mile Down, Forrest, Behind The Front Page; newspaper stories in the making; Harris, The Barter Lady; Lemon, From Calico to Cosmic Rays; l. ok W d, Decorations: Past, Present Future; Nichols, A Village In A Valley; Stevens, The Correct Thing: a guide book of etiquette for young men; Thompson, Wild Animal Man.
 Fiction-Corbett, MT Underhill's Progress; Farnham, Great Riches; Hergesheimer, The Foolscap Rose: Proud Servant: the story of ,Mon- Masefield. Taking Of The Cry; Vaughan, East And West; Nord- hoff, Pitoairn's Island; Paterson, Golden Vanity; Roberts, Captain Caution: a chronicle of Arundel.
 Non-fiction = Gibbs, European Journey; Hall, Challenge; behind Houses In New England; Reynard, of old Cape Cod; Rogerts, Metro- polls: an American city in photo- graphs: Tillotson, The Complete Knitting Book.
 5,7OO Pay Taxes
 About 5,700 paid their personal taxes by this morning and Per- sonal Tax Collector James Bren- nan predicted 5000 would have paid by tonight. He will be In his office from to g to take care of last payers. Today is the final day to pay the $2 tax. After today the tax will be $3.
 Intimidation Denied
 Charges by EZRA Administrator Harris Whittemore, Jr., t h threats by Warden John J. Sheri- dan to end the local EZRA work if Charles Rathburn were made a foreman constituted intim- idation of two girls in the depart ment over the weekend in the Rathburn dispute.
 He refrred to Miss Pearl Adkins and Miss Airline Tomlinson who he said, were paid by the town and would lose their work if the sup port of the town were withdrawn. He expressed willingness to have the EZRA administration investi. gated and denied the EZRA cost $500 weekly, saying last week it only cost $115.
 Warden Sheridan denied MT Whittemore's statements concern ing Miss Adkins and Miss Tomlin- son, saying they were paid out of EZRA funds coming to Naugatuck and reiterated his denial of intimi- dation charges.
 Weary Heads Committee
 William J. Weary, former state deputy of the Knights of Colum- bus, has accepted the chairman ship of the membership campaign committee of Ojeda Council, K. of c. here, 1t was announced to- day. A drive for new members starts March 17 and will continue for two weeks. MT. Neary's accept ance of the leadership of this campaign assures its success in the opinion of local Knights
 Robert V. Cleary, district deputy has been named chairman of the speakers committee; John J. Daly, publicity chairman and Roy Bunting, former grand knight, will be chairman of the executive com mittee. Names of other mbers of the executive committee will be later.
 Grand Knight Henry Daly also reports that captpins and members of the various teams will be nam ed shortly. The Knights are this intensive and selec- tive membership drive throughout the country and have designated 1t as the mobilization for Catho- lie Action" It has the endorsement and support not only of the Catho- lie hierarchy, but also of leaders in all fields of civic activities. An extensive volunteer organization has been set up with prominent men in all sections of the country heading campaign committees in this their respective districts. Hon. Thomas J. Molloy of Hartford, judge of the circuit court, heads the Connecticut area. and former Governor Alfred D. Smith of New York, Governor James M. Curley of Massachusetts are listed among those who have accepted chair- in other areas.
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