The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-11
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Fancy That |. i. . Some men get reputation for truthfuness because they can't think quickly enough
 bore is person who talks when you want to, you when the other person wants to talk Last years geo. graphy class look forward to beginning all over again when school starts And next years geography student who required to take pointer and fol- low the Rhine from to mouth will have to come closer home and describe the Mississippi or better still the Connecticut river Many of the people who get banged up in auto miShapS are motorouSly careless
 In this of food ratonng you can feed some Of the people all of the me and all of the people some of the time but you can't feed all of the people all of the time Interrupt if you have heard this one it's not the heat but the he humidity nun that gss you e nR af question is "Where'd you get t?" When store was robbed of cigarettes and gum and such things recently the sign, "Just Out' really meant something Dinner at has become supper any old time and the courses are wo last the first coming last and the last first
 Some people achieve greatness, some are born great and some just grate on you There's more truth than poetry in the old saying, time and join us in cold bte For that's what you're likely to get, just bite, and it's apt to be cold.
 SAPIENT SUSIE SAYS she understands the foun- tain is still gushing at the Rockefeller Plaza and that 'Iife With Father" continues Broadway but she did not read it in the New York papers.
 Only recently returning World War veterans were advised to consult officially recognized veterans commit tees and officially appointed advisors for it was hnted that number of lay conSutants were in the habit o an tcpating in fact demanding fee for services and often times "gummng up" the entire procedure. Here's lit tie item which would indicate that members of the Bar association are opposed another type of expert and wants all members to expose his practice as racket sMaybe some local labor leaders can speak from exper this blast from the bar Activities Of So-caed .abor counseors" or industrial relations consultants who hold themselves out being experts in labor law but who not lawyers constitute what the American Bar Associations Unauthorized Practice committee de- ScribeS "new racket The committee reports, through the current issue of it's publication Unauthor ized Practice News that complaints have been received regarding the activities of these agencies In cases the report says these sestyed experts use the ob evaluaton approach in other cases they seek employment industrial engineers But soon they pro- ceed from legitimate functions to appearances before the War Labor Board not only in labor disputes but even In support of applications for wage adjustments Tt Is the opinion of your committee that many phases of the ac tvities of these organizations illegal Furthermore, in many instances they not in the public interest and often by the bungg methods used in the presenta on of cases the rights of the parties rreparaby pre- udced" Activities such those referred to are far engineers which not attempt to practice law the com mittee says warning Bar committees to beware Of the unauthorized labor law counseors and take steps to SUD- press their activities"
 With the 9th Infantry Division in the Assembly Area COmmand-EnrOute to the United States from the European continent Sgt Henry w. Carlson IT, of Mddlebury, Conn.,, is now being prOcessed at Camp Oklahoma City in the Assembly Area. The Assembly Area Command in northeastern France contains 11 camps, where approximately 5000 men are prOcessed each day in the continuous flow of men from Europe to the United States and Pacific Area The Mddlebury sergeant is member of the famous S7th Golden Acorn" Infantry Division, commanded by Major Gen. sRai Frank L. Culin IT,, which 15 days of continu
 eas action. Going into battle at Metz, the division
 Mght in the Saar region the Battle of the Bulge and captured COblenz. After making the only contested crossing of the Rhine in the Third Army sector the Golden Acorn" Division raced across Germany, cov- erng 23O miles in B days bisect Germany at Pauen Sgt Carlson whose wife Gloria M Carlson lives at 16O Prospect street, Waterbury, Conn, is member of