The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-10
Scores Of Volunteers
 Aid Annual Roll Call
Red Cross Chapter Undertakes Greatest Membership
 Enrolment in History; 22,OOO Names Objective

The names of hundreds of volun- teer workers who will aid the local chapter of the Red Cross in its an- nual roll call have been announced by Mrs. Herman Rooster, chairman of the drive. The campaign will start tomorrow and continue for the rest of the month.
 A proclamation urging the people of Waterbury to enroll in the Red Cross during the next few weeks has been issued by Mayor Vincent A. Scully. Mrs. Rooster in state- nent yesterday stated that the quota for this year is 22.000 men1- berships. the largest in history, in order to meet the increased de- mandS made upon the organization because of the exigencies of defense.
 Chairmen of the drive which opens tomorrow are the following:
 Executive chairman of the roll call drive, Mrs. Rooster.
 Industrial chairman, Frank Green, committee on supplies, Mrs. Ethan Pendleton, Mrs. Herbert Smith, Mrs. George Evans, Mrs. Laurence Bean, Mrs. Lewis Green bIatt and Mrs. Oscar Stahl: chair man of special gifts, Alfred Hart; chairmen of banks, Mrs. c. Durfee and Mrs. Henry Weisman.
 Chairman os bank workers, Miss Susan Smith; chairman of church. es, Mrs. Frank P. McEvoy; chair man of publicity, Mrs. Frank Ken- ney; chairman of radio, Mrs. Ar. thur Stein; chairman of display, Mrs. Gordon Hutchinson: chairman of motor corps, Miss Fredericka Bry- an; chairmen of business districts, Mrs. Lewis Greenblatt, Mrs. Ethan Pendleton, Mrs. J. Winfred Beech- CT, Mrs. Laurence Bean, Mrs. George Evans, Mrs. Sherwood Rowl- and, and Mrs. Herbert Smith; chairman of flags, David P. Babson.
 Sectional Leaders
 General chairman of districts is Mrs. Charles Welton.
 Sectional chalrmen include: Wa terville, Mrs. Arthur DuBois and Mrs. Russell Atherton; Overlook, Mrs. M. H. Toomey, Mrs. J. Herbst, Jr. and Mrs. Farer; Columbia houl- evard, Mrs. Fred Webster; upper Willow, Miss Helen Heater; lower Willow, Mrs. Earl Ball and Miss Elizabeth Hoadley: Grove, Miss Frederika Bryan, Ms. Frank Min nirnan, Mrs. William P. Greenfield and Mrs. Brennan: North End, Miss Lillian Manganaro; Oak, Mrs. Alan Upton.
 Bouley Manor, Mrs. Elwin Steer; Beecher, Mrs. William Carpenter; {; FSirlawn Manor, Mrs. H. R. Kill bourne; Hamilton. Mrs. Wendell Cross and Mrs. Tobin; White City, Mrs. William B. Elwell; Mill Plain, Mrs. Clarence German; Bucks Hill, Mrs. Roy Ferris; West Side hill, Mrs. Norman Neale.
 Newton Heights, Mrs. Loren Chase, Mrs. Stephen Halloway and Mrs. Champagne: Brooklyn, Mrs. John Lasky and Mrs. Howard Hol- comb: South Waterbury, Mrs. David Whitney; Rockville, Mrs. Herman Manuel: Platts Mills, Mrs. Gustav Metz; Washington Hill, Mrs. Henry Hayden; Bunker Hill, Miss Helen Stoddard.
 Mrs. John o. White, Mrs. John M. Burrall, Mrs. Walter Deacon, Mrs. s. W. Rowland, Jr., Miss Eve- lyn Alexander, Mrs. Perry Borden, Mrs. Ansoa Miner, Mrs. J. IT. Morsehead, Mrs. Howard Sharp Mrs. Harold Brennan, Mrs. William Greenfield, Mrs. L. F. Minnaman, Miss Susan Smith, Miss Brady.
 Mrs. Maude Winans, Miss Car lotta Sherwell, Miss Evelyn Make peace, Miss Melicent Makepeace Mrs. F. c. Plrinton, Daniel Dris- coli, Jr., Mrs. M. o. Merrlman, Miss Ruth Sperry, Miss Harriett Cone Miss Marjorie Campbell, Mrs. Rob- ert P. Griggs, IT,, Miss Clare Hey niger, Mrs. Robert L. Coe, Miss Myra Nelson, Mrs. Raymond Shell don, Mrs. Lee Mitchell, Mrs. George Karnoffsky, Miss Arlene Chatfield Oakie Johnson, Thomas Cochran N. Kitchen, Raymond Mills, Leland Clark, Edward Fitzpatrick, Miss Julia Smith and James J, Curtin,