The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-20

and $4,000 bonds.
James y. Moran, financial chair.
man Of the drive stated that It Is
his belief that waterbury win be q
million-d ollar.a-month city by Oct.
tst. Pointing out that official bond
blanks for purchases have been
placed IN theaters, restaurants, drug
stores, and others 30 that customers
may order their bono purchases
while shopping, and that the re-
ports from the industrial front on
this drive are so promising, he add.
cd that he did not see how the city
could fail to attain an excellent
monthly mark william v. Hawkes.,
chairman Of the Waterbury Pay
Roll Savings Division, Of the drive
today addressed 1900 pupils and
teachers Of Wildly High School, urg-
ing the pupils to look upon them
selves as q committee Of 1900 strong,
he pointed out that Wildly Is O part
Of the fine tradition Of this coun-
try In It's contribution Of well train
ed individuals 1t has sent into all
walks Of national life. Urging the
OJuuS4Abo w AhAhV AAAAAVAAuAA VALVES
sing Of their friends and neighborS,
he addressed them, saying, "As fu-
ture leaders In whatever you may
later be able to accomplish Is In
dividuals living IN o free country,
rehearse now for the role Of In.
fluenctng every single person you
know or can manage to meet, to feel
patriotism, not Just to talk about 1t.
Think Of being able to utilize your
farnily's payroll by means Of loans
to America to influence the future.
When we look at 1t that way how
can we avoid seeing our personal
part In the vast struggle" Through
the Payroll Savings plan Of the
Third War Loan Drive, he added,
IAN enormous bundle Of opportunity
10 offered to each individual. BY CO.
operating ourselves-awe are stand.
ing solidly behind that most precious
force in the world, the spirit Of
democracy, the survival OF human
freedom.
At the meeting held ct the u. 8.
Rubber Co. arranged by Control
Manager v. M. Peterson, the speak
er was introduced by Carl More,
member Of the Labor Arrangements
committee. Mr.. Hawkes. told the 222
members representing the employees
Of the company, that most everyone
within sound Of his voice had q
loved one In the service fighting the
vicious struggle. With that always
in mind, he told them that they
must lend their money to shorten
the days Of the conflict.
TAa Retail Division OF the drive
report that over $4,000 Of their
100000 quota has already been
attained. Chairman 0rossman,
stated that he has sent away H..
several hundred citations to be pre-
sented to the employees Of the various
concerns, who have done their share
In attaining the mark. Many OF the
merchants have already reported
that they are over the top IN reach
ing their quotas and expect TO con-
tinue this excellent Job BY not put:
ting any limit on what they Will
strive for. However, these merchants,
through Mr.. OrosT1an, warn that
success will depend entirely on the
cooperation Of purchasers Of indi.
vidual small bonds.
This same committee. through,
the broadcasting means Of both lo-
cal radio stations urges the citi.
sens TO back the boys ct the front
with their investments. Mr.. Tom
O'DeA OF the Wholesale Grocery d.
vision reports fine results from this
group. Harry Michaels Of the com.
mittee, who has always been one Of
the leaders In these drives, states
that the enthusiasm among the
merchants Is 30 great that various
ones have approached him in res
taurants, on the street etc. asking
him TO take their pledges. Mr..
Milton Engleman has reported that
there Is definlto signs that people
are falling In the habit Of purchas-
ing their bonds over the counters
Of the stores.
Among the latest associations to
formally join the drive are the pro-
fessional societies, made up OF the
doctors, dentists and lawyers. DR..
George Gibson Is chairman Of this
phase of the appeal, which Is spon"
soring the appearance Of the hos
pital train which viii appear here
Tuesday. A form showing that an
individual has purchased q bond Is
the required "ticket" to gain en-
trance to this train, which is q du-
plication, in every way Of the trains
now being used In North Africa ana
the Pacific war areas.
A War Bond purchase, whether
,ne Of SIS denomination or one Of
800, will enable you to attend the
spectacular stage and screen show
It Loew's Poll theater tomorrow
svening and at the same time will
make you q contributor to Water
,urys Third War Loan Campaign.
Names stars of stage, screen and
ado will be here In person for the
randest show ever offered in Wa
erbury. Heading the in person cast
vii be that laughable veteran Of
many screen comedies, the versatile
Jill Edwards, better known to
movie goers as UkuleIe Ike. plus
Dolly Dawn. veteran radio song
tress who first made fame as vocal
It with George Halls orchestra:
everal vaudeville acts from tomor-
ows and Wednesdays regular
.oew Poll bill: and the Connecticut
remiere Of what Is regarded as the
ears best motion picture. Claudia
The regular Tuesday Poll show
III be offered IN the afternoon. but
{ & o'clock the theater viii be
losed IN preparation for the even
lg benefit which win be an entirely
if4eTent show. Doors for the even
Il performances will open at e:aS
"a the ticket Of admission viii be
stub which every bond purchaser
10 receive when he or she buys enc
those War Certificates ct any o.
q many issuing agencies down