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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02
ARTHUR DUBOIS
 ROTARY GUEST
Harold TurnblOOm EnliSts In Navy---Grange
 COnvenes Friday

Naueatuck, September 2. c. Arthur DuBois. aa official Of the Soovill Manufacturing Company, was the guest speaker at a noon luncheon of the Napgatuck Rotary club today at Sullivan'S Inn. Cot ton Hollow. His subject was "Job Instructor Training Mir. DaBois had an article on the subject pib- iished recently in a national mag azine.
 Harold Turnbloom, a member. has been enlisted in the Navy and will be called to service soon.
 Farley Friday
 There vii lte a meeting of the Beacon Valley grange Friday night at 8 in the Grange hall at which arrangements for the fall season will be made. Charles Price, Sr-. will preside as master.
 A -saf ty first" program will be pneseLtea under direction Of Mrs. Amy Bott. lecturer. The guest speaker wfll be Sergeant Anthony Farrar of the police department.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02

the cooperation which Kaiser had expected from the aircraft industry was anything but wholehearted.
 Maybe 1t is a little thing and no importance should be attached to 1t. But in spite of the fact that the time and place Of this meeting had been known for some days, Kaiser was made to wait in an outer office for an hour before he was admitted to the conference with Douglas, Martin and Looming
 AZ that meeting. Kaiser reported ly got what was merely another of the many surprising shocks oi his life In previous consideration ot his plan. Kaiser had been assured the cooperation Of men like Martin and Douglas, leaders in the aircraft tn- dustry. Tn the Santa Monica con- ference, however, Kaiser was ae- cused Of wanting to upset the in- dugtry,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02
REBEKAH LODGE
 INITIATES CLASS
Ceremony Tonight To Fea- ture Reception For Mrs.
 Clara Walker

Naugatuck. sept2-At the regular meeting this evening, the Colnm- plan Rebekah lodge will entertain Mrs. Clara Walker, Of Ridgefeid. president of the Rebekah State As- Eenhly, and her associate officers.
 4 covered dish supper will be served at 6.30. with Mrs. Fred Moa- fr0se fn charge, assisted by the Ways and Means committee, Mrs. Louis voegen is in charge of the dining room.
 Tnitlaton wlll be conferred on g class of candidates during the meeting, which Eiil open at 800 o'clock sharp. The Guard Team Of Winonah Rebekah Lodge Of Wa terbuzy will present an exhibition drill. Mrs. Tonia Anderson, Noble Grand, invites all local members to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02
Robert L. Ferguson
 Sent To Mississippi
Maple Avenue Resident Studying For Wings" And
 Second ieutenancy In Air Forces
BEACON FALLS

B.. coa Falls. Sept. 2.-Aviation cade. Robert Logan Ferguson of Maple avenue, recently reported to the Greenville army flying school, Greenyilie, Miss, for further flight training. After completing his training there. he will be sent to a field in the Southeast Army Air Forces Training Center for final training. Cadet Ferguson will re- ceive his wings and a commission as a second lieutenant in tEe Army Air Forces on completion Of this course.
 Rydzik Enrolls
 Private Peter Rydzik, son of Mir and Mrs. Leo Rydzik of Beacon Falls has been enrolled as a student Tn mechanics school of the Army Ar Forces Technical Training command at Keesler Field, Miss, and has started an intensive i9-week course
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02

nothing would be gained by a re- cess and asked the appointment be made at a special session.
 The warden and Democratic bur- rsSses were in a private session be- fore the meeting began. It was noi disclosed what the discussion was, but ft was presumed they were talk ing over the appointment. Tt was believed they couldn't coyne to an agreement then and that Is prob ably the reason why the warden asked for the recess.
 The beard voted 10 clean up tlle wollen Min pond. A plan for the project which was drawn up by Russell Hughes. a former emploge in the bcrough's engineering office, was accepted. Warden Brcphy pointed out that the place has been health menace. He said that the cost oi constructing 8 storm sewer in Pond street would be high. which is why the present plan of emptying the water into the woolen Min pond was adopted in 1883. The town has paid flle Breckway Whitteinore Company $50 a year for the right to ase the po1d. This vi hot have so be paid after the pond is cleaned ID. Warden Brophy said that the company would be cooperative. They Nill allow the town Co take sand fr0m a gravel bank on Arch street, waich win save much time and money m getting ssll.
 Tse Naugatuck Chemical Com pus would like to purchase the 1918 ire truck. which was replaced D. Lse New Seagrsve truck. according tS aa announcement made hy Bar- gess ,. Rudolph Anderson. He saac the company waS willing to recon dltion the apparatus and equip Ii. should there be a serious lire m ehe borough where another Tnck would be needed. he said. the con- uany was willing to have the town ase the truck provided the town furnished a driver f0s il. No price Eag mentioned. The fire com niltee of the board will meet with a committee from the company 10 discuss the purchase and a report will be at the next meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02
Borough Briefs

Naugatuck. Sept. 2-MF. and Mas. Carl ". Thompson and son Carl W. 3rd, of Wilmington, Del. yisitad MT. Ihompson's parents, MT, and Mrs. Carl W. Thompson, sr, over the weekend,
 MT Thompson left Monday morn ing to take 8 position as instructor 0t U, s army corps gliding pilots. His family will join him as soon as he is established in his new position. He IS making the trip by automobile, a distance of about 250o miles,
 For the past five years, Mir, Thompson has been connected with the DuPont Go., Of Wilmington, Del,
 AlT. and Mrs. John CaFFagan of MlddlebuFy announce the coming marriage Of their daughter, Miss Margaret CaFFagaH, to Robert 4. Tenn, son Of MT, and Mrs. Robert FenB of Millvllle, Naugatuek, The wedding wilI take place an Saturday, kep., 26, at the Church Of st. J0hn of the Gross in Aaiddlebury.
 
 Miss Frances Moss of l3i Ward street has rMurned to her home after attending the eummer session at Harvard university. Miss Moss has completed work for the degree Of Master Of education in vocational and educational guidance. She was privileged to attend the National convention of state directors of vp- eatlonal guidance while there.
 George Anderson Of Greenwood street, Union City, is visiting friends ln Detroit Mich.
 Sergeant Prank II. Michigan of Pine Camp. N. F., Is visiting rela- tiyes ln town for a few days,
 David Evans, who has been visit ing relatives in WilliamspoFt, Pa. has returned home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gilbert Hartman and Mrs. Edward Fisher and daughter, Frances. Of Willlamsport, Pa, are the guests Of MT. and Mrs, Robert Cook Of Lewis street.
 Airs. sarah AergneF and Mrs. Ruth Braslnglon, who have been visiting AgFs. HEaxen Rogers 0f Gen. tral avenue, have returned so their homes la Willlamsport, fa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02

and Navy might nave.
 With the aircraft incuStxy nov offering Kaiser no active suppnr with WIPE paying him only left handed or lip service, with Army and Navy having given him no en~ couragement of any kind. sk is an~ parent that his only assiEtanne wsH have to come through his new al liance with Howard Hughes who. it develops. has already worked csk lot Of the problems which had confronted Kaiser.
 Aside from that. when Kniszf comes to Washington with his n&z plans. he will be fighting his bntGN for cargo planes pretty much nlone
 Once thing about Kaiser is th1E he doesn't get mad af these men who oppose his ideas. He doeSn believe in going cut and blasting aA men who tell him he eanR TT things. But patiently, thoroughly he starts out on a campaign of e1as cation 10 bring these men with Glf- ferent ideas into line with hts nMW He's an old hand at this bngiwnss of being told that things can't o core.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02
AaelEnan Enllala

William R. Jackman. @ Rubber avenue. wGs enlisted esteEday by ire Navy recruiting office sn New Haven as one of the 70 young men who enlisted in the Navy yesterday. bglrgsrg the total for the month Eell over the quota Of 1900 assigned 10 the state. Seaman Jaekman en- listed at the Waterbury sub-ssa- llDn,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02
WHERE nID WORDS COME FhOMs

Asking Kaiser 10 accept this Tor prospective" restriction is, as any business man would agree, asking a good bit. But Kaiser Is coming on to Washington with Q proposal nevertheless,
 How the two little words got Into the Nelson telegram t would Of course be impossible to prove. But they had not appeared in any Of the other proposals that had pre- ylousiy been put to Kaiser orally or in writing, and fl would be rather naive to imagine that they got in there hy accident
 The two previous letters which Kaiser had received from WIPE spe- officially mentioned, in fact, that the Kaiser cargo plane proposals should be based on not interfering with the present Army and Navy programs, and that these should be interpreted as meaning the pro- grams for B0OO0 and i25,000 planes outlined by the President.
 This new Tor prospective" tele- cram from WIPE might therefore he taken as q refutati0n of the s'"n
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02

Naueatuck, September 9 = There win be no appoint ment of paid firemen until September l2 at 7S0 m. was decided as the monthly meeting of the Board of Warden and BurgeSses Tuesday night in the court Alter the regular business transacted Warden Leo J. Brophy moved for short to discuss the appoint ment Burgess George Fellows who has been i'll and who present for the first time in nearly year. said that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02
AIRAEEN PROVE UNCOOPERATfNE

Martin and Douglas. of course. now have big contracts for the production of Army and Navy air craft, and they would certainly be in lire to receive consideration for any prospective" business the Army
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02

Over 1000 bakers in Britain rec gently competed in a bFead-baking contest.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02

Richard and John Roland of High street have returned from Camp Mataucha, Watertown, where they spent the past week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02
|G.O.P. TO STAGE
 OUTING SUNDAY
zwlck And Schlldgen Co. Chairmen-SpOrts Pro.
 gram Arranged

Naaeatuck, Sept. a--The Repuhll. can town committee ls completing plans for the biz outing Sunday af. ternoon at Schildpens grove, 1t was announced by Henry zwlck and Henry Schildgen, Jr.. co-ehairman. Guests are expected Co be present from surrounding towns and cities.
 Speakers will include several who are being mentioned for places on the state ticket in addition to Cong. Joseph s. Talbot who is a candidate for renomination.
 1t was also announced that a sports program will be staged be. fore the bake. Albert Mai of the Young Republican Club Is chairman of this committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02
Project Finished

Project Finished
 1t was reported by Warden Leo ]. Brophy that street department had finished laying an armor coat Of trap-rock surface on Bridge street. The cost of the road will be taken from the state aid road fund.
 It is estimated by Warden Brophy that this road should last about seven years. Travel has been greater during the past few months over this road than before because of the 6etour, on account Of the state highway construction on the Wa terbury -Naugatuck road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02
Board Tables Matter After
 Secret Farley
Burgess George Fellows, III Long Tine, Attends First Pow.Wow In Year Last Night = Hughes Plan
 For Cleaning Up Wooden Mil Pond Accepted

OOuv.psnasa. larry sAsslsy-rAsue SaasssucA ssss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02
LETTERS DIDN'T FOOL KAISER

The letters did not fool Kaiser for a minute. however. and he has not based any of his plans on those letters, which can in no sense be interpreted as letters of intent with any legal binding. What Kaiser is passing his new plans on-the MORE MORE plans he Is bringing to Washington on Sept. 7--is the word given him by Nelson, orally but personally. Kaiser heard Nelson the first time and is proceeding on that basis, re- gardless Of what the letters or tele- grams from WIPE may say. Kaiser still believes in Nelson and trusts him implicitly.
 But from other details of the Santa Monica conference, as re- ported back in Washington by pri- vate advices from the West Coast.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02

to qualify as an siTplsne mechanic
 Supper Tomorrow
 Members of tEe Ladies Aid so- clety will join in a pot-luck sup- per Thursday at 6:30 D. m., m the United Church parlors. The regular monthly business meeting will fol- low the supper.
 Confessions Tomorrow
 Confessions will be heard Thurs day afternoon for the children of St. Michaels church at o'clock and in the evening at 2 o'clock for the adults. The Mass Friday morning in observance of the first Friday of the month will be celebrated at o'clock. For the convenienc of those who have to be at work by 8 o'clock, Holy Communion will be given at ' o'clock.
 Mrs. Harry clasSey of Wolfe ave- nue, has returned from a weeks vacation at Wildemere Beach, Mil- ford.
 William Jackman, son of Mrs. ". Jackman of Naugatlck, former resi- dents of Beacon Falls, has enlisted in the U. s. Navy. He was recently feted at a farewell party. The youth is the brother of Mrs, Daniel Koonz Of Maple avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02

TOM0RROWs KRassr mma Commando Transports.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02

wPB before he left Washington letters which Kaiser received from Aug. 10. If the telegram is refuta- ton Of the letters, 1t certainly proves how valueless were those with a rubber-stamped Donald Nel- letters sent to Kaiser from WIPE son signature.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02

Afrs. sarah AEeFgneF and Mrs. Ruth Braslnglon, who have been visiting AgFs. Haxen Rogers 0f Gen. tral avenue, have returned so their homes ia WilIlanasp0rt, Pa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02

Mir. and Mrs. Gilbert Hartman and Mrs. Edward Fisher and daughter. Frances. Of Willlamsport, Pa, are the guests Of MT. and Mrs, Robert Cook Of Lewis street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02

David Evans, who has been visit ing relatives in WllliamspoFt, Pa, has returned home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02

Sergeant Prank II. Michigan of Pine Camp, N, F., Is visiting reia- lives ln town for a few days,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02

George Anderson ef Greenwood street, Union City, is visiting friends ln Detroit Mich,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

Betty Sundmark. The former Bway showgir
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

Dawn starting TO tuck in the stars and puttinG
out new dss for the city 10 play with
I'ffE snoring of planes motor weaving through
the night sky that makes you say silent
prayer for the American nier in that plane pro-
ecting you.
The panhander who believes in preparedness.
The city wearing the loneliness of twilight,
while the streets are filled with workers scurry-
ing home for a little of the sunshine of life 10
forget the clouds of the battle for existence.
Pigeons that wait around 10 be fed in various
parts of the city The most beautiful pan
handlers in towns
The eateIy displaying this CONTIGUOUS quote:
How lucky I am. Whenever l make mis-
take people are sure to discover H."
New York: Big City and Little World
FRANKIE IIYERS amuscs with the one ABOUT
The little kid on bike, who was shown of
IN front OF mother
First he drove by the house with feet on pedaS
and said
Look. Nom feet"
The next time around the block he yelled:
Hey. Nom look No feet and no hands"
The third time around the block ne groaned {;
Hey, Nom. look No teeth"
WASHINGTON MURAL: Evalyn Walsh Nc
w Lean came into The TrOika last week with
Cong Fish She gave the hcadwaitc $50
for better table. sent Two ats Of champagne
10 the orchestra and paid the bill when the night
ended
Next night she came in with Congressman
and Mrs, Dies. No heavy Ups no VINE and MI.
Dies paid the bill
VictorS biggest sellers are Glenn Mlller's
Chattanooga Choo-Choo' and Martins Piano
Concerto Selling way over a million each.
Walter tlorel the mIlllner IS selling black
out bonnets with phoSphoreSCent edges 20 you
can find your girl in-the dark.
CRITIC JOHN ANDERSONS host piece in
Y weeks Sundays Journal.AmcrIcan credits
James Thurhcr with.
Beg pardon hut your shows slipping"
Ele Wnchell you say,
The twenty 81 900 boxes for the Navy Relief
Show March 10 al the Garden were sold out
over week ago Eddie Cantor sold most.
Several German youngsters guests OF the
Govt al White Sulphur Springs W Va. with
their enemy alien kin are proudly wearing
Junior Oman badges
Irene Winston. the actress is 100 ~ AT Man
haitian General
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

TIVE large cabln-like peanut stand in Harlem
that's been there for years
The rlSgay painting the wall behind the
Paramount theater orchestra
The SnobellcS in the Snooty caterIcs. who
balance their family trees on their noses and be-
have like StinkweedS
The ultra atmosphere OF the Mu~te-F Hall
where even the powder rooms have swanky
lobby.
The Radio City skating rink which always
has biz audience. People standing IN he cold
deeply interested in skaters gong round and
round.
COUTH STREET. once-nne Of the >Vanklest
~ spots in New York Now almost every alley
way and doorway there IS draped with snoring
derelcts.
The army Of cabs invading the thcatcr dis
trict Al Show-break time. They seem 70 come
from everywhere and nowhere
The double ak Of train announCcTS. talking
Gs If they're afraid 10 make their words moan
something.
The Worlds Fair sightseeing cars now in use
the Bronx loo. memorable remnant OF an
Kent that seems like ancient history now.
Miracles of scenic wonders that FIJI the town.
They make the natives proud but only the NlS-
tors ever take the trouble 10 spend time enjoying
the wonders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

Thai PLAY would make a fine hlm Win ] alIuiah
ankhead Bette DAVIS starred
- Gen. Douglas Macarthur Is a cigar smoker.
Clgaret smokers and pipe smokers arc mostly
fine fellows and MANY NJ them ler, clever hut lu
tight spot give me cigar smoker every tune.
V'HE Small Charming Hotel y tho nam" ol
Il Victoria p c. hostelry.
In reference IN the lroquois rheatcr hre
contemporary refers 10 the playhouse As an
ancient structure Al the time ot the ire ~"
Iro0uois Theater newly built having hoen
only open five weeks
incidentally the lroquoIs AZ the tune Of the
disaster IN which over 500 lives were lost had
more exits than any theater in the country.
Said Alexander Woocott sadly
~ began To realize 7 WAS growing old when
the taxi drivers began calling me Pop instead
Of Buddy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14


~ tkltS from 'N'n'>
" = Dd Man. @nie'h'' 10 ever >"N ~
A44eii-eal cake >,
Much evidence lndlcAlcS She ol0 no' ~
was French princess "ho IlNoo h''ore Name
'irnc VINO mace 'ha' Crd'k
u ny d"a> man 'oN' Woman lot :
time and men suddeny nov even pay any
attention 10 hci
Al codInn say TOT &C. an mss =, 'i.'sI'
NJ variety ot reasons lou o'''c' idNe II w
win an eNper'. ,.-......:-
one Of the Commonei causes oil ne SI'ud hon
referred 10 was o''''Io'd ol W :. N''o'''' o.
follows
IN, '"H '"''H'""' p''' "' S"''
'"0 'o'f' ""''""9'0' "'' ''H'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

nd 10000 lovely. will
become Mrs. Alberto
Dodiero. He's one Of
the wealthieSt in
MontcVideo.
TliE Small-time actors
Il and actresses in
ca I et &c riaS. building
castles IN the air with
their tongues.
The So-called smart
people who go only to
the first nights. The
ordinary people who 60
only 70 see the hits.
and avoid the bores
that afflict frSt.night-
GTS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

Dawn starting TO tuck in the stars and puttinG
out new day for the city 10 play with.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

TRENT0N-Trenton. Mich. Park Free r
ihLNlVN Open 80. Irene Dunno. Robt
Montgomery, "UNFINISHED BUSINESS"
"MARRIED BACHELOR" Robert Young
TIIYCD0-Hamiiton-Tu TO. s-s7o6 r
ionLDV Open at 40. Abbott and
Costello In KEEP EN- FLYING" Plus
Eleanor Powell Robert Young and
| Kiddies Cartoon Party Comic Books.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Il. y. DMrHng

! rcp,cwbc, The woy nc poytcd -
Thc dou and thc woy ne met
IoH hoped rCrc both brofcp-hCoytCa
And kpciO should both forget
And the best md the tcorst nj tbJs
That neither most IN blame
II you'rs forgotten my k,sscs
nd Trs forgotten yo,V NAME.
-Swinburne
HQABE' HERMAN. Ball player Doubles
- for Gary Cooper in The film based life
NJ Lou Gehrig Mr.. Herman Is the only ball
player ever called upon 10 bat for Ty Cobb So
he Is accustomed 10 substituting for the famous
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

3 u q q y WeStmore
Makeup expert who
married Rose AIRY
Lane Buddy has -four
brothers. Rosemary has
Tour sisters.
r y n d y and Rose
rary ( children are
going 20 have 4 lot OF
unclcS and auntS
That's a fine situation
for kids Makes that
many more presents at
Christmas time
LIVER see Emily
IL Stevens in Louis
AnspaCher's play The
tnChaStened Woman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

Times S0UARE-ss, n.a,. n a. cas-. s,on
Free Sc Candy Bar=to EyeTy=chfid. CAT
toons Serial ana War Shots HENRY
ALDRICH FOR PRESIDENT" SWAMI
WOMAN" with Ann Corio. Jack Larue.
TnWCp-IssIs Grand River no. 1850 r
io"Lo Open 1:I5 p NJ Park Free.
Abbott 4 Costello. KEEP EN- FLiING."
SHINING VICTORY" G Fitzgerald.
Jas. Stephenson. Disneys Fire Chief"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

CRANK FAY'S show on the An heads tho list
in the New York sector.
The hatcheck gal az the Penguin Club cRobin
WEIGH is the{ sister OF socialite Mrs. John D.
M Hamlton).
RnitN Slndnnark the fnrnnnr R,Ma, chnunirl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
III Woodward. TIE. I-sss3 r.

hhhDiOL Cont from p NJ on
Stage In Person. PARADISE PARADE
OF 1912" Featuring HARRIS n HOWELL,
ComedY=Stars OF Buck Priyates'' and
Congo Msisie on Screen: First Showing
LADY FOR 4 NIGHT" Joan Blondell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

limited ARTISTS-sasley. Cd, Circus p.
Late Show starts l0I5 p. NJ. III. VI.
PCLHAM. ESQ.," Hedy Lamar. r. Young.
Oracle Allen in MR.. AND MRS. NORTH
Chalmers. Tt. s-0ss6 r
VI iVVN Open i2:45 p. NJ. Park Free.
Laugh Riot Abbott 4 Costello in "KEEP
EN- FLYING" "LADy RE GOOD"
with Ann Soths m and Robt Young News.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
On the Side

D"ro"'a ~ K'-s s'.'.r,. syoo.", Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
On Broadway
Waller WincHeH

Trade Marx Registered copyrsnt 1912
Evening star., 1942-05-09
Work-or- Fight
Drive EnIists
100 on Relief
6y the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
CENTREVILLE, Md. May g
More than 100 colored men and
women, most of them oyster shuck-
ers who had been drawing unem-
ployment compensation since that
industrys packing season ended in
mid April. were enlisted for work
in the harvest of Eastern Shore
truck crops today.
Their addition TO the slim ranks
Of the shores farm labor climaXed
q two-day drive. directed by State
Attorney John p. Smith, in work
or fight" campaign.
The drive started. Mr.. Smith said
when three strawberry and truck
crop growers appealed for aid in
harvesting fast-ripening crops. Lin
wood Moore, Queen Anne's County
constable at large. Immediately be-
gan picking up men loafing on Gen.
treville streets.
Altogether, l0l persons called be-
fore Magistrate Melvin H Robinson
to show why they were unemployed
and why they were entitled TO un-
employment compensation, agreed
TO take jobs.
I'VE wanted TO make an inveSti-
cation whether there was fraud or
Misrepresentation in their receiving
unemploymAnN\ compensation while
refusing TO Accept Jobs" Mr.. Smith
said.