The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-22
Waterbury Near Goal
InWar Bond Campaign
investments Here Now Total $I3, 7IS,5OO Less Than
Two Million Needed for Objective; Region Clicking

Waterbury continued to climb
slowly but steadily towards its goal
in the Second War Bond drive. said
q. Horace Baldwin, c0-chairman OF
the war finance committee. Water
bury's total to IL o'clock noon today
was $l3,718,50O, announced Mr..
Baldwin. The remainder Of Region
3, which includes Naugatuck and
Mtchfleld county, totals $4,220, 600.
Waterbury's quota is Is million and
the rest of the region has been set
at $6.0OO,00O.
Austin l.. Adams, co-chairman of
The Second War Loan drive, praised
the bank tellerS, clerks and execu-
tives who have devoted their entire
efforts during the past two weeks to
make this campaign q successful
one. Every member Of bank team
was given list Of depositors, who
were approached individually. The
workers explained the various types
Of securities, aided the purchasers
In selecting type adapted to their
income and needs, and many times
took the orders for bonds. Few OF
the team workers had had previous
training in sales work, but the gra-
ciouS response of persons APP
preached. greatly increased their
confidence.
No amounts were available on the
total of bonds sold through the
bank channels. but Mr.. Adams pre-
dicted their work viii greatly help
the city In attaining the goal Of
100000 in this second drive.
Rainy weather dampened the sales
Of bonds at Victory House today
which Is under the supervision OF
the Waterbury Women's Club. Up
till noon today one thousand dol
lars worth Of War Bonds were sold,
announced Mrs. Melville Skiff,
chairman OF the committee officiat-
ing at the House today.
The following assisted Mrs. Skiff !:
Mrs. j. B. Kelsey, Mrs. Robert
Griggs, Mrs. Leroy Gibbs. Mrs. Cor
den Somers, Mrs. M. H. Toomey,
Mrs. Allen Boardman, Mrs. John
Potter. the cnin's president; Mrs.
Aaron Benedict. and Mrs. William
Wolfe.
Yesterday was Scovill Manufac-
turing Company's day and the Sco-
will Drum Corps played selections
from noon to Q p. m. In honor OF
men in service.
The following names are the
servicemen to whom bonds were
dedicated:
Pvt. Vito Rollo. Oldfield Michael.
Charles Lee. Jr., Pvt. Earl D. Gould,
Pvt. George w. Morgan. Henry w.
Minor, Jr.. Ensign Jacob L. Krall,
Lieut.. william w. Goodwin. Pvt.
william j. Hunter. Pvt. Albert
Gragalot. Pvt. John Dillon, Corp.
Donald Il. Kerr, Corp. Joseph BIZ
anco, Pvt. Charles Marion. Corp.
Michael Saccio. Merrill Pazolt.
US.C.G.. Pvt Edward M. Robinson.
Pvt. walter Burzah. Seaman Peter
A. Marozas. Corp. O. DiM0dugnO,
Pvt. Robert Atkins. Corp. 0Neill.
Pvt. Joseph Howey.
Second Officer julie Lane, Pvt
Raymond Bradshaw. Frank Sahis.
Elmer Cardinal. Walter Sharok,
Edward Yaskulski. Albert Gia-
Gin. Albert LeClare. Joseph Har-
rell. william Kane, Ted Banw-
urski. william Keefe. Harry Vaughn,
Theodore Einik, Robert Canache.
Thomas Council. James Mcintyre.
Leroy Lewis. Jr.. Joseph Wisnoslky.
Bernard O'Hara. Victor 8ehaer. John
Chesinas, Harry Leonard. Thomas
Leonard, Richard Leonard. Charles
Marion. ID. 6apdola. Thomas
Hughes. James Feeley, Joseph
Albert. George Day, the i've Sulh-
van brothers, George Day, Thomas
Delaney. Elmer White, Ralph De-
Megs, Francis Terrill, Earl Elsdon,
Fred Woodlock. Arthur Hughes.
Also: William Duffy. John
o,Reilly Thomas LYNCH Roger
Conner, Carl zoolaok. Bertrand
Lafrenure. Anthony Mar fone.
Charles Russell. Edward Dodd,
Stanley Strzlkouski. Albert Stanat
Edward TNmkus. Edward Markus.
O. ] .Konavage. Ray Booth. Jrs
william Russo Janles Manelan0.
Edward Jankowaki. Henry i. H0l-
Than. John u HOLMAN. George
elliot. Francis Connolly. John But
Ter, Ray Heeman. Michael Henia,
y. shanahan. Poland Ray, VII.
Nam Higgins, Herbert Berwick. W.