The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-03

which closed Friday night are an-
 ticipated by Herbert s. Smith, ex-
 ecutive secretary of the campaign.
 At the final report meeting 374
 workers reported collections of 433.-
 85T.66. The drive quoata was 930 900.
 Those who took part in the drive
 were: Honorary chairman, Mayor
 Vincent A. Scully; chairman, Rod
 ney Chase; vice-chairmen, William
 J. Pape, Don Harris and Atwood E..
 Caswell; treasurer, Austin L. Ad-
 ans; secretary, Mrs. John s. Stanes-
 low; executive secretary, Herbert s.
 Smith; publicity, Kenneth Carter.
 Wendell l.. Cross, chairman of the
 industrial corporations committee,
 was assisted by the following: Will liam T. Bannon, Farrel Foundry;
 Stephen J. Clark, Eyelet Speciality
 Company; Peary Cohen, Waterbury
 Button Company; Edward P. Egan, Waterbury Buckle Company; Tru- man B. Fox, Chase Brass and Cop
 per Company; William H. Faeth,
 Bristol Company; H. J. Keefe, Amer
 ican Brass Company; J. H. Lazotte,
 Scovill Company; George ?. Matt
 son, Valley Manufacturing Com
 pa11y; and Gordon SonerS, Water
 bury Rolling Mills.
 The commercial corporations con-
 mittee, under the chairmanship. of
 Charles Rosengarten, included: {:
 George A. Baronian, Max M. Biren-
 baum, Albert Burns, Meyer B. Er-
 langer, Alfred L. Finklestein, Joseph
 J. Gaber, Morris Griner, Manuel
 Lax, Norman Neale, Frederick L..
 Nuhn, Benjamin Ross, Peter N. Sa-
 kerafes, and Louis Shaker.
 Special Gifts
 Committee
 Members of the special gifts com-
 mitte, under the chairmanship of
 Mrs. Charles L. Larkin, consisted of Mrs. Joel Ives Butler, Edmund J. Daly, Mrs. John H. Goss, Charles
 Greenblatt, Mrs. Patrick Healey, Mrs. Arthur Reed Kimball, William J. Pape, David Stein and Levi Will cox.
 Industrial employees committee, under the chairmanship of Allen w. Rockwell, included J. Milton Bur- rall, Jr, Scovill Mfg. Co.,; William T. Bannon, Farrel Foundry & Ma chine Co.,; Gerald Youtz, Waterbury Tool Co.,; Peary Cohen, Waterbury Button Co.,; William Cahill, Lux Clock Co.,; Arthur l.. Purinton h. dustrial Foremen's Club; J. A. H. Peterson, Bristol Co.,; Howard H. Bristol. Jr., Bristol Co.,; and Louis J. Schuster, Chase Go.
 The industrial employees division consisted of: American Brass Co.,, Howard Chamberlain, captain; Wa terbury branch, John Allen, R. G. Algren, Ozzie Allen, James F. Boy Ian, Matthew Corrigan, Michael De- Leo, Harold B. Dick, Chester Haude, Alfred Hensel, Jr., Carol B. Knibbs, Anthony Lupone, Edward P. Mo- Donald, Adrian Stokes, Martin A. Toomey, James o. Vandemark and Mrs. Howard Chamberlain; French small tube, Clarence Allen and George A. Ferguson; American Me- tai Hose, Gordon w. Keeler and Charles E. Fulkerson.
 Chase Brass & Cooper Co.,, L. J. vSchuster, captain; Grand street office, Gustave Rehl and Miss Rich man; Chase Metal Works, J. F. Roland, Emil Albacker, George Ryan, Walter Baker, Antonio Ma poll, Ronaidi Keith. Benjamin Fish, erman, Manz Bilanin, Walter Phelan and Richard Curby; Chase Rolling Mills, Gente Orsini Clarence Ni- chols and John Grady; Noera Mfg. Co.,, Wesley W. Clarke and James Bagley, Waterbury Mfg. Co.,, William Caligan.
 6covill Mfg. Co.,, J.. M. Burrall, IT,, captain; Sue Guerrerra, Mary Chesinas, Frances Shugdinis, Ann Harty, Elizabeth Naka, J. O. Hy- land, Margaret Buckley and Ger trude Colligan; Waterville divi- sion, Donald McKellar, William Johnson and Ray Grenier; Oak vile division, Melvin c. Freeman.
 Waterbury Clock O.. O. w. Fish, Jr., captain; J. v. Lynch, R. w. Hummel, George Perri4e, Ralph Brandeley, Alfred Parke, D. E. Fully, Clarence Hennessey and Henry Herring. United Industries
 Committee
 United industries: American Cy- anamid & Chemical Co.,, Thomas J. Sheehan; American Fastener Co.,, E. M. Brayton; Benrus Watch O., Walter Hilderbrand; Bristol Co.,, F. w. Helming, J. A. H. Pe- terson, Howard H. Bristol, Jr., and Harry Read; Connecticut Light & Power O., E. H. Green; Connec- ticut Railway & Lighting Co.,, c. w. Lancaster; M. J. Daly & Sons, Howard Anderson; Draher Machine l Co.,, William B. Bunk; Eyelet Spec lalty Co.,, James McArdle and J. Formatie O., Llcien Chabot and Jean LaPerriere; Gen. eral Mfg. Co.,
 George P. Dayton: Lea Mfg. O., Salvatore Merluzzi; Lux Clock CO, William Cahill, Betty Corpey. Lil- ian Brennan, Howard w. Wright, Roger Drufva and Bertha Swift; Foundry Co., Rob- ert 0. Mills; E. Aanville Co., George Mccormick, Patent Button | Co.,, William E. Carpenter; Platt Bros. & O., Leaman s. Harvey; Plume & Atwood Mfg. Co, Wil- jam J. Briggs and Robert M: Gra- nam: Risdon Mfg. O.. John A. pee gan; Shoe Hardware O.. Howard Won Tobel; somers Brass co., Gray Somers; Thinsheet Met als. Judson Rigney; Southern N' E. Telephone Co, Esther M Welch; Waterbury Buckle CO, Earth, Frank Tynan ana Charles Sasso; Waterbury Button Co.,, Peary Cohen: Waterbury Far rel Foundry & Machine O.. AL lred L. Hart; Waterbury Paper Box O., Elmer Hough; Waterbury | Rolling Mills, Joseph Stella; Wa terbury Tool Co., Robert B. west berg: Watertown Undergarment rs~ HR,,~xo1, GfIverman