The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-06-15

dispute among government legal
lists as q result Of the supreme
courts MIRA decision, has exc
pended more than $4,000 In the
nine months Of It's existence. AT
present II is running bills OF
about $4,000 a month. Dr.. Leo
Wolman, chairman Of the board,
draws q salary of $11,500 :.
ohio's Representative Charles
Truax, who boasts OF having sold
hogs In every state In the
Union, has introduced q bill ITO
preserve and encourage q declin-
Ing national institution popularity
known as the circus" Mrs
Homer 7. Cummings, vivacious
wife OF the attorney general, IL
the latest washington notable to
receive an honorary Kentucky
commission. Governor Laffoon
has made her an admiral on his
staff.
Double Crossed
The report Is current in busl-
ness circles that the National
Association Of Manufactlurers'
expenditure OF $260,000 to defeat
the Wagner Labor Disputes bill
is causing considerable muttering
among the members. The
measure passed the senate after
only q few hours debate and
without the chamber even troub-
ling to take u record vote
New Mexico's Representative
John ]. Dempsey Is white haired,
florid complexioned and hefty In
build, but he has youthful ideas
when Il comes to dress. His
latest Is an all.blue ensemble--a
powdor-blue sports suit, light
blue shirt and collar with tie
and socks to match The
placing Of O s1,250,000 order by
tho Soviet . with the Alec Co.,
n subsidiary of the American
Locomotive Co., for oil refining
machinery has revived hopes
among important business inter-
ests for an early resumption Of
trade negotiations between the
governments of the u. 8. and
the u. 8. 3. r. The Alec order Ia
the second large u. 8. purchase
by the Soviets this year. Several
months ago they bought $500, .
600 worth of rolling mill equip
ment from the United Engineer
Ing Co Of Pittsburgh. M
Adjournment Pool
Contributing dollar apiece,
official reporters of the senate
have made pool on the adjourn
ment date of Congress. With
other subscriptions, the fund has
reached the total Of seventeen
dollars. Guesses range from
July to August 0 W. Be-
cause no senator could be found
willing to move to the seate of
the late Bronson Cutting, 1t will
be uprooted from the middle of
the republican bloc and trans.
planted to the democratic side.
This Is supposed TO be done be.
fore next wednesday, thirtieth
birthday of Rush Holt, who may
be seated on that day ..
u. s. Destroyer DD3S3, last week
dubbed the warrington" got its
name at the instance of a man
who makes a hobby of proposing
names for navy craft. He Is
w. H. Heldhus, Lehigh univer-
sity professor, and he dug up
the name of an American naval
hero named Warrington who
commanded the Peacock" in
Tripoli in 1905 Though the
name of Wyoming's Seantor o.
Mahoney is properly pronounced
O'May-eny, with the accent on
the May, Capitol officials pre-
fer the Irish version with the
accent on the "honc" 1t Is more
easily understood I. Success
full paintings done by artists on
Relief can be seen In public
buildings all over the country.
Little Is said, however, about the
flops. They are disposed OF by
shipping to the Procurement Di-.
vision Of the Treasury, to be
stored for time, then destroyed.
Big Day
To-day is a big one for $4,000
youths and war veterans. That
number will be added to the
Gee during the course OF the
next ten weeks--at the rate Of
$1,000 q week. The "enrollees,"
as they are called, Will be
drawn from unemployed on re-
lief rolls Encounterlng
iovial Justice Harlan stone in q
Capitol corridor, shortly after the
snprsma court hsla ia Last r9aat-