The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14

at the meeting at Wilby tonight. The members of this group will work on the third shift, from to 9 p. m. Wednesday. Teachers have already been assigned to fill the first and second shifts, from ' a. m. to noon, and from noon to 5 p. m.
 Mayor Scully said today that there has been an overwhelming re- sponSe of volunteers Enough names have been received to fill several ad- ditional shifts if necessary, he said. Those not assigned will be held in reserve in case jams develop at any of the districts.
 Registration vii take place in public schools, St. Margaret's pa- rochial school and the city hall. The list of registration places for each district is being published again for the convenience of those who have to register.
 The state selective service board estimates that 14,862 men will have to register in Waterbury on We'd nesday. The draft boards are sched- uled to begin functioning the next day.
 The registration will be directed by the registrars of voters, John T. Derwin and Albert O. Taller, and the town clerk, Mrs. Mary c. Kill martin.
 The full local draft boards, as announced by the governor, are as follows, with the first-named in each district being chairman: LEAD and HEAD to COME .. ...
 Waterbury
 Board 15A, Waterbury, wards 1 and 4th, 5th, 9th and 7th districts of ward 2, Peter Fox, Joseph L. Manganaro, Walter H. Deacon, Will liam J. Dodd, and Frank B. Brad ley.
 Board 15B, Ward 3 and 1st, 2nd and 3rd district of Ward 2. Attor- ney J. Warren Upson, Harry Lie- beskind, Tomas P. Cassidy, Patrick J. Sullivan and Lester Wright.
 Board 16A, ward 4, George A. Carney, William H. Nuns, William J. Kemp, Harold B. Boyce and Miles J. Kelly.
 Board 16B, ward 5, Joseph J. Brow, Joseph J. Bowen, ST., Daniel M. Campion. Arthur E. Blewitt, L.. Phillip Brodeur, and Anthony Schiavone.
 Board 14A, Cheshire, Naugatuck, Wolcott and Prospect, Harris Whit temore, Jr., Howard F. Baldwin, Dr. Edward R. Currin, Naugatuck, Cliff ford Wallace, Prospect and Claude V. Badger, Wolcott.
 Board 14B, Milford, Orange, Woodbridge and Bethany, Robert J. Woodruff, Orange, David J. Green and Bartholomew M. Doyle, both of Milford, Clifford E. Miller, Wood- bridge and Arthur Doolittle, Beth- any.
 Board TIA, Beacon Falls, Middle bury, Oxford, Seymour and South bury, Morton Durham, Seymour, Austin T. Ford, Beacon Falls, Alton G. Wentworth, Seymour, Robert C..
 Mitchell and Joseph Cunningham, both of Southbury.
 I Board 17B, Ansonia, Derby, Att torney Fred M. Mccarthy, Charles H. Dillon and Raymond Eastop of Ansonia, Joseph Draus and Thomas P. Collins of Derby.
 Board 30, Goshen, Harwinton, Litchfeld, New Hartford and Tor rington, John M. Wadhams, Torring- ton, Alfred w. Burg, Torrington, Edgar Van Wrinkle, Litchfield, Jo- seph w. Smith, Torrington, and Richard L. Calder, New Hartford. l Board 31, Barkhamsted, Canaan Colebrook, Cornwall, Kent Norfolk, North Canaan, Salisbury, Sharon and Winchester, J. Clinton Roar back, North Canaan, Ralph P. Titus, Kent, Rev. John V. Mckenzie, Canaan, Norman Mitchell, Norfolk. and Frederick c. Walcott, Norfolk. Board 32, Bethlehem, Bridge water, Morris, New Milford, Ply mouth, Roxbury, Thomaston, War ren,- Washington, Watertown and Woodbury, Harold E. Pulver, New Milford, Theodore Lilley, Russell Pope, both of Watertown, Walter Witt, ThomaSton and Sherman K. Ives, Morris.