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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-22
Catherine M. Mann
Only Madden Heir

An estate Of $S,965.O9 in cash
left by the late Rose Kennedy
Madden Of Waterbury accord
Ing to an inventory filed at the
office Of PrObtae Judge Patrick
Healey.
The only known heir Of the
late Mrs. Madden, according to
records filed, Ii Catherine M.
Mann Of Manchester avenue,
Waterbury.
The estate Is comprised as
follows: cash In the Citizens g.
Mfg. National Bank, $736.71
and cash In the New Haven
Savings Bank, New Haven,
Conn.,, $s,22S.Ss.
Although Mrs. Madden was
believed TO have relatives In
England the matter has not
been determined.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-22
FIFTEEN LEAVE
FOR NAVAL DUTY
Selective Service Board
Sends Contingent for
BOOT Training"

Fifteen local men this morning
left for boot training with the U. s.
Navy as members Of local draft
board l6-A. A total Of Is men left
yesterday for induction into the
nations naval forces as members
Of draft boards l5-B and i6-B.
Those who left this morning
were:
John F. Cuddy, 9S4 Baldwin
street; George B. Mcnamara, $50
Greenwood avenue: Chester H.
Grendziewski, $40 Baldwin street;
Alphee A. Frigon, q Highland ave-
nue.; Walter A. Tunnel. S. Aver
street: Francis C. Saldukas, IS
South Leonard street: Robert j.
Brodeur, 220 South Elm street.
Carl z. Hettlinger, los Edin
street; James McBroom, 6S5 Main
street. Oakville: Edward T. john
ston, 40 Washington street; John
J. Campion, 81 South View street:
Albert J. Kirschbaum. II Boynton
street, Worcester, Mass: Richard
J. wilkinson, 80 South Leonard
street; John F. Moran. IS Arbor
street; John Hocko, transferred to
Nanticoke. Penn.
Those who left yesterday were:
Robert e. Smith. Robert Pier
son, John J. Maxwell, Francis Ger
ard, Charles Urniezus. Warren Tap
ken, Edward M. Groddy, Michele
Cicchetti. George Marfiak, william
Humphrey and Roy L. johnson.
Also Francis G. Kelly. Salvatore
Ali. John Pirro. Maurice Wilson.
Anthony Daddona. Leon Written
berg, John II. Mccormack. John
Falvey. John Byrnes. Jack Traver.
Frederick Lawton and WalteT
StOveken.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-22

An estate Of $44.S64.4o has been
left by the late Mrs. Elizabeth SEQ
viii Kelsey mother Of 1t. Col. Ben
jamin Kelsey now stationed with
the U. s. Air Forces In England
Mrs. Kelsey died March II, 1914.
An inventory Of the estate which
has been filed at the Office Of Pro-
bate Judge Patrick Healey reveals
q summary comprised mostly Of
stock holdings, and consisting Of the
following:
One share of American Holding
Corp, $26.3s; ~ shares Of Ameri-
can Tel. and Tel, $500; IS shares
Of Aetna Life Insurance Co., 1851
80 shares Of Atlantic Coast Fisher
les, Inc, 1887; l share Of Bancamer-
lea Blair Corp, $500; shares Of
Bank Of American National d Saw
ings Assn, $243; 2e shares. -oi
Brockton Gas g. Light Co., 1924: q
shares Of Central Public Services
Corp. $l.00; So shares Of Central
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-22
ROYAL CRAY
ENDS SEASON
Parents, Friends Attend
Final Meeting at An.
dersOn School

Last night at the Anderson school
gym, parents and friends of the
Royal Cray sat In on their final
meeting. This was done to famili-
arize them Of the activities and ac-
complshments Of the club during
the past year.
The meeting was called to order
by President, Fred Wiehn. Devotions
were led by John Burke. Minutes
Of the previous meeting were read
by Secretary Jack Mulligan and the
financial standing Of the club was
given by Treasurer Tom Barton.
New business then took place. New
ofiicerS were elected for the coming
year. President-elect was Jack Dwy-
er; vice president, John Burke, Bot
Leonard and treasurer, Don Water
worth.
Mr.. Waterworth, club advisor
then reviewed the past year to par
entS and friends Of the club mem
bers.
Entertainment then followed
Francis Hanlon and his sister, Dor
othy entertained with a speciality
dance; Thomas Barton recited
Francis Filipone, trumpet solo and
Jack Mulligan kept the crowd in
suspense with his feats Of magic.
Refreshments were then served
The program was under the sup
ervision Of Howard Thornley,, Jr.,
Younger Boys Secretary Of the
YMCA and Harold Waterworth,
Club Advisor.
Mr.. Wiehn, a parent of one of the
boy members was elected as club
advisor to assist Mr.. Waterworth
this coming year.
Plastic collars buttons and combs
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-22


lard: Some Economic Phases OF
the Peace, address by Thomas Ed
monds: musical interlude, Russian
Cossack Dance (TkchofD: The
Keystone Of an Enduring Civil
i2ation", address by Rosemary
Masone; Hills Of Rome" (Fox),
soprano solo by Gertrude Ulinskas;
presentation Of awards and diplo-
mas: school song written by Royal
Merwin, 20; march, "Bombardier'
(EllwoodD, school orchestra.
Members Of graduation class.
jeanette Corrine Allayd. Hugo A.
Alegrini. Audrey Marie Archam-
bault, Helen Arddjauskas, Asnah
Atkins, Theresa Carmella Autore,
Horace George Baker, Ruth Mary
Bansleben. Bertha Balchunas, Eu-
genia Barna, Marcella Barnes, VI
Wan Marie Baroni. Frances Flea
nor Bauser. Mary Dolores Bedore,
Arlene Ruth Beebe. Philip Beliveau.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-22

Audiences attending "Y1P, YANK,
YALEi'-The soldier show playing
Waterbury, June 20 = will be treat
ed TO an all-star q. I. musical, but
bond buyers who pack the Loew-
Poll theater that night will also APP
plaud o dramatic stage play featur-
ing outstanding servicemen actors.
Airmen Of the Army Air Forces
Training Command school at Yale
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-22

Diplomas earned by II Leaven-
worth high school students, who
are now in the service were pre-.
scented at graduation exercises last
night at the wildly auditorium,
two Of them accepted by the serv-
icemen themselves and the others
by parents Of the graduates.
A Marine and q sailor home on
leave participated In the exercises
and received diplomas. They were
Marine Private Henry Capozzi, who
has been in the service since
March "a, and Charles Short. sea-
man second class, who entered
the Navy Feb. II.
Raymond F. Stone, president Of
the Board Of Education, who Of
ficiated In the presentation Of
diplomas, also made awards to
parents Of the following service
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-22

men: Charles Barry, Roger Bel
lemare, Patsy Coppolo, Francis Boz
jarski, Rudolph Dickerson, Her
bert Faller, Kasimir Korkosiaski,
Anthony Nitro, Clause Rizzo, Dom
aid Santopietro, Edward Snovich,
Raymond Wike, James Ward,
Frederick Winner, and Robert
Crane.
"Our Heritage" was the SUBJ
ject Of an address by Josephine
parlo, valedictorian. John v.
Conway, salutatorian, give an ad-
dress on the topic, Our School
In Wartime. Selections were
presented by the Leavenworth or
chestra. George Evon was the
recipient of the American Legion
medal for outstanding leadership
In scholastic standing, athletics
and school spirit.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-22
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GsIAsLlsHED 1s0B

TroveI Light - And You'll Trove
Right This Kind Of Weather.
Don't let June get you down -
You've still got July and August
weather to hurdle - ond keep on
on even keel.
A gentlemen in the north these
days be just as comfortable
as gentleman in the south as
long as the New Orleans supply
Of $500 seersueker suits hold
out - Of course Palm Beach suits
- the fobrie Of sixteen hundred
tiny windows to the square inch
lis not TO be sneezed ot-ifyou
won't to beat the heat - $3.50.
Buy your Bonds here - For the
bombs there.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-22
Mayor To Officiate
At Presentation OF
Honors To Graduates
Rosemary Anne MasOne Proves Outstanding Student
In Obtaining Highest Scholastic Standing; Also
Wins Several Prizes; jeanette AlIard SalutatOrian

Wildly High school graduation exercises will be held
tonight at the school auditorium with presentation Of
diplomas to be made by Mayor John s. Monagan. Among
those who will participate in the program
Rosemary Anne Masone valedictoran and Jeanette
Corrine Allard, salutatorian both Of whom will give
ADJ
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-22

the South Sea scanty than with II.
Paramount's "And the Angels sing
in which she Is starred with Fred
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-22
SANS SARONG

Although Dorothy Lamour earned
recognition and screen stardom by
making "sarong" an Americanism.
she has made more movies without
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-22

Air raid protection IN schools eost
Belfast, Northern Ireland, 42e0y O0o
IN the last year.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-22

MacNEurray and Betty Hutton. Is Ms
fifteenth picture IN which abe a
pears without the garment.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-22

Plastic collars, buttons and combs
are now being made in VeneZula.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-12

More than 200 kinds of Jobs III tA'
Army Air Forces are FILED by G
ers of the Women's Army Corps.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-12

Whatever became of those original
isOlationists-tho flagpOle sitters?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-12
Ever Ready Class To Meet.

The Ever Ready Glass OF the New
Sandy Creek Baptist church Will
hold It's Christmas meeting Friday,
december Is, with Mrs. d. 7.
Ayscrc and Mrs. Clifton Faulkner
as Joint hostcsses, it was announces
.odav. New officers for the coming
wear Will be elected and members
are reminded to bring their birthday
GBpG
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-02

and see the number OF sponsors
who also helped TO make this
campaign success.
The Sanitary committee deliv-
cred an interesting program Tues
day featuring Mr. Fouch from
the city Department OF Santa
ton, who gave a lecture with mo-
ton pictures.
Sunday. Nov. 26 al the home OF
Mrs. Bascomb the Quarterly Get
Acquainted tea was held Business
people had been invited to come.
Members OF the Junior units
asked timely questions on bust
ness problems Their educational
program is held monthly.
Mrs. Ethel Euhanks OF the Mem
bership committee announced that
plans are being completed to hold
a mammouth membership drive
in The form OF a tea during the
month OF January.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-02
R, LARRY DOUGLAS

Matte Camp Is an AKA Pledge.
II Lloyd Richardson is home
on furlough. Many were out TO
sec katherine Durham perform.
Rates acting was very fine and
passed the stern critics:
before forget. ! foolishly
forgot 10 mention DR.. Bill Law
sons name in my official critic
hook last week. Or. Lawson Is
Nv All means one OF the top young
men in Detroit.
Al the basketball game Thanks
giving night were Or. Watson
Young OF Inkster and his pretty
brsn wife Ga nurse) ard his
schooi-teacher sister. Ruth Young.
Earl "Fatha" Hines is working
on his Evolution OF Jazz" (which
all be presented soon. Speaking
OF Hines. he has done more for
the Young colored talent than
ony other Negro artist. Earl
Hines is really a race man. He
believes in paving the way for
young Negroes so that our race
mieht live in the realm OF art and
culture
/ viii give to you in my next
week "Colyum" the true list Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-02
Housewives
Annual.
Trade Week
Big Spenders
Awarded In
Contest

me annual fall Trade Week
campaign recently closed with
spending drive contest during
which time 10 members OF Tho
Detroit housewives league re-
ported spending more than 81 600
during one week. The first prize
went to Unit Nine; second IN
Mrs Alice Mitchell for the high
amount spent.
Banners were displayed on
windows OF all sponsors in each
section Of the city and all we're
given coupon tickets for their
buyers or clients.
Because the committee WAS nm
able to get all sponsors in early
and moi able to ret the door-to-
door bulletin printed IN time. they
We're forced 10 make other plans
Tor this campaign The calendars
VIII he distributed in tho homes
The second week in Dec. This will
serve as the house clubhouse can
'ass and in the spring there will
ne another door-to. door campaign.
Other interesting features will be
added
tuesday evening prizes were re-
ceivcd by persons with lucky
coupon tickets Prizes we're given
by the following business people
Couch Fish and Poultry Market
gave a duck: Giles Fish and
Poultry, a chicken; Carmack
chicken Susan Shou. beautiful
handkerchief bag Gibbs Grocery.
basket OF groceries: Solomon's
Cleaners, basket OF groceries:
Catherine Dress Shop. dresser
set Wimberlys Dress shop. knit
ted scarf; Malloy's shoe Repair
shop. coiorod doll; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Maxwell cameo locket and
bracelet set Rogers Second Hand
Furniture store two pieces of
glassware; Barihwell Drugs. toll
ct set; Herons Shop. lovely pot
flowers Bolar Printing Co. 200
calling cards Mrs. Clanie Shy,
from the Spirell Co.
See the Trade Guiae calendar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-02
BY MRS. ROSE WISE WARE
Social News
nv MRS. GF0RGI ~. RIRDFN

~ NhTs VNVnfL W. NJ NUN
There were quite a number OF
smart affairs given In Saginaw
homes, churches and other public
places on Thanksgiving week
end There was a delicious din
nor given in honor Of Mrs Hayes
charming matron of Mississippi.
who enjoyed the gala affair given Al
the California style bungalow OF
the Charles Bowies, Fourteen
guests were assembled around
the beautifully appointed dinner
table. as Miss Florida Bowie
knows so well how 70 serve All
cnioyed tho occasion immensely.
Too, Miss Addie Gray. OF De-
troit sister of Tom and Miss FL
len Morris. of Eighth street Wis
tied her together with her
friends. Mrs Anna Cooper and
daughter also OF Detroit They
were royalty entertained hy tho
Morrises in their coy apartment
A very smart affair was given
Al tho home Of the Harry Bagleys.
lslS North Eighth street. for our
newly-weds The Roosevelt jack
sons. recently secretly married
Ny what time they did have.
Only the sudden departure or Or.
Ulysses Baglcy by plane. TO Roch
ester. Mimi. to the Mayo brothers
clinic 70 have check-up on his
general health marred tho oc-
casion
Mr. and Mrs Louis Gates have
moved into their recently pur-
chased spacious home. at IA
Jackson street opposite Zion Rap
fist church Their manv friends
viii he pleased 10 know thar The
doors Of The Gates homo will hc
opened to them al any time. Mrs
Gates is known for her gracious
hospitality. We wish them much
happincss in Their new home.
We were surely shocked 20
hear Of the sudden death last
Monday Nov. 20 OF the late At
torney \. w. Wares eldest
brother. Pat who suffered heart
attack and passed away at about
4 am He is survived by widow
and two boihers Edward. OF De-
troii; and Green OF Birmingham.
also other relatives including a
nephew. William Vaughn De-
troii; niece. Mrs jamie viii
liams Detroit and other kins-
folk all Of whom attended The
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-02
LARRY DOUGLAS ALL OVER
'ilA'A THE WORLD

The Who's Who Of the Younger
set There are those who try
TO be on the upper bracket and
ere nowhere, IN type the real
and unreal watchl
Miss Mary Howell. Of st. NIch.
olas' NY. will soon be the wife
OF a certain Detroit newspaper.
man.
Anna Harvey pretty New
Jersey Miss. is registered nurse
in Washington, DC.
Arthur Walker. trumpster and
baritone singer is The new sen.
sational discovery Of Earl Hines
Arthur has proven himself very
capable as a big timer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-02
SAGINAW NEWS.

funeral
Tho Motion Terrace Housing
project Is great success and a
credit 70 it, very hard-worklng
manager William wilson. and his
efficient secretary Miss Motion
They are putting over splendid
prosram for the project
terrectIon
An error WAS made IN last
weeks issue concerning me death
~ tho Browning baby Tho item
should have read as follows
Kathleen Browning. 4-months-old
daughter ~ Mrs Lois Browning
Of iN'2 Syracuse street mis- city.
died SUNDAY Nov 10 after B.
dav Illness She is survived ~
hcr parents sister Joyco and
= brother Paul Tho funeral took
rlacc AZ nm Wednesday from
Nestbrook chapel Rcv r. G
Jones officiaied Burial was m
EOroef raur
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-02
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Christian Science

God the Only Cause and ere.
ntor' will be the subject OF tho
Losson-sermon IN all Christian
Silence Churches throughout the
world on Sunday. December Q.
The Golden Text Genesis f.I1
IS In the beginning God created
The heaven and the earth
Among the Bible citations is
This passage psalm lo4.eD. 20
Lord how manifold are thy
works in wisdom hast thou made
them all the earth is full Of thy
riches"
torrelalive passages TO be read
from the Christian Science text
book Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures by Mary
Raker Eddy, include the follow
INK l5o2i The Creative prin.
'ple Lie, Truth, and Love is
God. The universe reflects Cod
There is but one creator and one
creation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-02

Rev. \. 4. Banks. ,Ir.. associate
pastor of the downtown second
Baptist church of Detroit. who
recently spoke TO capacity
crowds. both morning and even
lng. NJ the shiloh Baptist
church In Washington, u. e.,
where he was the annual mems
day preacher. The Second Rap
list church located al ili Nom
roe avenue. four blocks from
Cadillac square boasts the
lnrgcst audited. financial mem.
her>hip Of any protestant church
In Michigan. The church il lDs
years old. having been founded
In ls3G by ~ cX-sIa,es and has
never been split. The congrega-
lion i currently honoring Or.
X. J.. Bradhy, In observance Of
his sifh Anniversary as pastor.
--(ANP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-02
Last Rites Held For
Phillip McCrockins

Funeral services were held Nov.
20 for the late Phillip McCrok-
ins, Jr, from Charles T. Cole
Funeral home. Rev. r. w. Rimson
oificiated. Intcrment was at the
Mt. Vernon cemetery.
The MIR. McCrockins died Nov
Is In the Receiving hospital He
is survived by two sisters, Mrs.
Ann Jones and Evelyn McCrockin
ard niece, Jacqueline Jones.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-02
Berea Methodist
Enjoys Pot-Luck
Fellowship Dinner

Sunday Nor ~ MAS great
dav AZ Berca Methodist church
whore ROY s Marion Riley. Jr.
Is pastor n WIS Church Family
iay and THANKSGIVING Bishop r
Z Jones Of Columbus. OHIO was
the guest speaker az II am. 81
shop Jones preached a great ser
mon on "rhc Home and IT'S Re
lifion. Tho congregation hronshi
covered dishes and after me ser
mon lined un and marched down
70 Fellowship hail where the,
cnioyed ? pr-Luck Dinner am
wholesome fellowship one hun
bred and nincfe Six peorie ate
Mrs Booker Tuhhs Mrs Levi,
Gilbert Mrs Gavin stokes. anc
Mrs Msry square were rcspon
slhle for such an orderly and Dc
l.cious dinner
a. s pm. the senior chior o.
heres under the leadership OF
Prof Lindsay Rellineer. presented
'he senior Choir OF 81 Paul
Neihoaist Church Of Highland
rark IN recital and musical
program. a very large sunday
night audience greeted TIE singers
90 mo Pleasant Hour and heard
q sacred and thrilling program.
Fitting remarks were made by
Eey Hughes. pastor Of ST. Paul
Methodist Rev. Riley pastor o.
Rerea and bishop r. i. Jones
over s.oo. was realized IN the
oifcfine- FOR the day; one mem-
ber joined The next big day at
Rerea VIII be ~Tois Day on Dec
ioth under the leadership ~ Mrs
Narina ". Riley ana her commit
tec Mary pobson Elizabeth
kohdles cuNie verbie Jessie
culou Ethel Duckvorih; clar-
ence White Loretta Jackson Mrs
Nirsia Monamous and Mrs Hat
Tie JACKSON
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-02
'HrRCH NEWS
Refhef tNF

Pastor VIM F Rice ~ Bethel
AME church has iusireturned from
nc North Carolina conference re-
stopped az his old home town ia
Greenwood &c. and renewed old
acquainiances Rev William Bar
ber preached sunday Mrs,
Blanche Gibbons presided az ne
Pipe organ. Rev Il. s Curry was
also in the puipii and spoke
briefly a nice collection was
nrnsnnlnd ~ ~. ~ -hlr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-02
CURRENT
Confined from page 81

Oonfinued from page 81
Dnring the election. Negro staff
members were assigned TO PAC
End many did yoeman work Now
,omcs the payoff. Will they be
an we'd TO become experts at
-roiiical action, or shifted TO
other types OF work?
Prom a STANDPOINT OF pay tho
staff member gets good money.
Rut people WORK for something
else It's important that the JAW
clo review and analyzc its
STAFF relationships and find posi-
lions for Negro tradeunionisis
based on ability. After locating
fhesc positions and staff func-
tons these men should be adj
'anccd as their white brothers
are advanced.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-02
Zion Baptist Church

Zion church IS progressing
splendidly and looks grand both
outside and inside 1t is a real
led brick church We shall ten
you later of many Of It's fine fea-
lures The progressive pastor.
is encouraged by the fine co..
operation 81 his church officers
and CONGREGATION. Rev r. 81
Johnson has Just returned from
q trip to Springfield o. where
he visited his wifc's brother Rev.
II Burton, pastor Of First Bap-
list church Of that city. lie also
stopped over at Columbus 10 see
about some smart church furn-
ishings, and visited Lexington.
Ky. friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-02
Ends Course For
Aviation Metalsmith

GREAT LAKES. III. - Among
those graduating from an inten-
siNe course Of aviation meialsmith
training at recent Service schools
exercises here WAS Oscar C..
Black, IS husband Of Lille
BLACK 1924 Chene street, Detroit,
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-11
Noted News
Analyst

sank to very low estate when
its occupant rendered opinions
encouraging the President to
take liberties with the Consti-
tuition instead of advising him
TO stick to its letter when in
doubt.
The attorney generals office
sank still lower when in the
Montgomery Ward case ii sent
the army into private premises
covered only by the doubtful in
junction of a political Judge,
and then dismissed the case
before the doubt about the
legality of the proceeding coald
be brought TO test
This is the sort of legal trick
that qualities a lawyer to the
adjective "shyster.
Following that, the attorney
generals office sank to the
lowest point in its history by
seeking loopholes in the Hatch
Act for the CfO-Political Ac-
ton Committee to evade its in
tent--as If it were the attorney
of the Political Action Commit
tee instead of attorney for the
majesty Of United States gov
ernment.