The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-05

warden and chief of police bonoeo it was learned today. They add tha a letter written by the borough at torney indicates that the bonds O the borough clerk. assistant borougl clerk and town clerk. are made quate due to the fact that the bond do not include a clause coverinl faithful discharge of duty.
 The auditors advise that the bor ough fiscal year start July l in son formity with the state and a nation al fiscal years and end June 90. Al the present time the local fiscal yea begins April l and ends March 3l
 Consideration of the desirabilitl of eliminating the practice of de ferring assessments is urged. Sal aries of borough court offlcial should be paid by general funC checks instead of court checks. thu auditors stated maintenance of de tailed control of outstanding taXei and bringing up to date back-ta' records for both real and for thu tax office.
 A detailed record of all fixed as. sets and real property should b' compiled. they state A revaluatiof Of assessable properce. although no required until l9s9. should be don' as soon as conditions permit, th' auditors daclared.
 Although the board of education deferred action on appointment tC a high school teaching vacancy las' month the climax of the battle i' expected to be reached at a meeting Of the board Thursday afternoon.
 Miss Elizabeth Meegan, principal of Central avenue school, and Miss Elizabeth Cass, are the reported candidates for the vacancy created by the resignation last spring oi Lauriston D. Moves. Miss Cass |. librarian in the high school at pres ent.
 Republicans, who favored Miss Cass in June, are reported oeter- mined not to change their stand The board consists Of three Repuh- iicans and three Democrats and party lines must break if continu- ous deadlock is to be avoided.
 School Supt. Harold E. Chitten- den will make a report on the il- nancial condition Of the schools. lie will also report on the progress O. the summer playgrounds here.
 War Casualties
 One more local man has been reported missing in action and an' other was wounded recently, it wa' learned today. Pfc. Bernard By necki of the Army is missing III Ttaly as of July B. the War De- partment has informed his parents MT. and Mrs. Stephen Rynecki.
 No details Of the action iron which Pfc. Rynecki did not return were given. He has been in tn Army for two years and has beer overseas IS months. He recently sent home a medal which Wal pinned on his jacket by Pope Piu' XII on the occasion of the Liberation of Rome.
 He is a graduate of St. Hedwig'i school and attended the Naugatuei high school. He was employed al the Risdon Mfg. CO. prior to enter ing the Army. 4 twin brother. Ste. phen. is in the Navy and stationed at Norfolk. Va. an danother broth CT. John, has been fighting in New Guinea with the Army for tWC years.
 Cpi. Joseph c. vecture. Jr.. o the Marine Corps was wounded 1T the invasion of Saipan, he wrote m parents, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Jec' tlire of 34i Spring street.
 A Jap hand grenade shoWeres fragments which hit him in the nos and under the left eye but he I recovering and will carry only small scar, his letter said. Cpl Lecture is a machine gunner. H' enlisted nearly two years ago and has been overseas since January i944. He did not give details of thu action. He formerly was employed at the W. J. Megin, Inc, flrm here
 Naugatuek. Aug. 5-For the nrs time in many years the borough haf a note of indebtedness at the en' of the past fiscal year.
 At the start of the past fisca year it owed s25.000 to the Nauga tuck National bank. New loans O sl50, ,O00 were made during the yea and payments totaled Si75,0OC leaving the borough without not obligation.
 4 total of s32.O0O was paid ol bonded indebtedness, cutting thu to s290 000
 Lawrence ". Foote of Johnson St., clerk at the local post office has resigned and will leave witt his family Sunday to make hi home in Vandalia, Calf.
 He entered the postal service or Oct. 1, 1895 and was named a reg ulaF Oct. l. i940. He will take { postal position in Vandalia, ht said, He is a veteran of World War I.
 Naugatuck, Aug. 5-The monthly collection of rubbish by the street department will take place Monday on the east side and "Wednesday n.a klaa utact cfAa KNyorAa,a FaA