The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-12
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Drive Opens March 1

speakers expressed confidence, al a luncheon yesterday noon at Halls restaurant, that the war drive of the National and International Red Cross in Naugatuck would be 8 Suc- cess. The quota for the drive which starts March 1 is $42,0OO. Or thai amount, $16,800 will be required to operate the local chapter. The bal ance will be sent to the national or- ganization.
 Carlisle B. Futile, chairman of the chapter. who opened the meeting, expressed confidence that Naugatuck would "go over the top' as it has in all drives and like it did during World War I days. Similar express sions were made by Philip E. Rice, factory manager of Naugatuck and Synthetic Rubber divisions of United States Rubber Co.,, who was chair man of the meeting and by publicity chairman John H. Schmuck who told of the many fine things the chapter was not only doing for res- idents, but the young men and wom- en in the service.
 William c. Gcwen, regional direc- tor of the North Atlantic division said the Red Cross activities now ex tended to every battle front and help was needed more than at any other time in the organizations history.
 He said that 90 per cent of the dressings for hospitals, were made by Red Cross workers as well as countless other essential articles. Be- cause of the past record of Nauga- tuck chapter, MT. Bowen said that he too was confident the quota set for Naugatuck would be realized.
 Charles L. Berger, chairman of the drive committee and Miss Edith M. Steever, executive secretary, were in- troduced at the meeting.
 Last year, the total collections was $36,511.45 Of that sum, $19,35107 was retained by the chapter and the balance, $17,160.38 was sent to the national organization.
 Graduates
 Joan Lambert, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George Lambert of Golden Hill street, graduated yesterday from New York University as an aeronautical engineer. She will take a position with the Chance -Vought Corporation of Stratford, the first of March, where she will work on Corsair planes.
 Miss Lambert's mother and brother, Rev. James Lambert, at- tended graduation exercises in New York.
 Aviation Cadet Harold Nichols, U. s. Navy, has been transferred from Siena college, Lowdenville, N. Y, to Chapel Hill, N. C., for further training. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. Derwood Nichols of North church street.
 Jubilee Service
 Rev. Edward R. Eance will be Preacher at the Hillside Congrega- tional Church tomorrow evening at 7:30 in a Jubilee Year service to which the people and ministers of the local churches have been invit- ed. Rev. Arthur F. Lewis, Rev William R. Frendberg, Rev. Harold Lucas and Rev. T. Bradley Long staff will also participation in the service.
 There will be special music by Mrs. Charles B. McCleary, who will conduct the High school choir of the Congregational Church. Ethel J. Salmonson and Edgar R. Wyatt will render coval numbers.
 The preacher at the morning service tomorrow at Il o'clock will be Rev. James F. English, State superintendent of Congregational Churches in Connecticut.
 Collection Postponed The salvage collection of tin cans scheduled for today has been post poned becaues of the snowfall, Ed ward s. Muller, salvage coordinator here, announced today. Street De- partment workers, who make the can collection, were busy clearing the streets today.
 Eric Johnson, 79, of fl May ave- nue was admitted in the Water bury hospital yesterday morning for treatment of a hip injury when he fell while working at 137 New street.
 Mary Mcdonnell, 73, 184 Maple street, fell down flight of stairs in her home Friday morning and suf- fered injuries to the head and shoulders. The community ambu- lance was used to take the victim to the St. MaryS' hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. Manuel Paba, ' Pond street announce tho birth of 8 daughter at St. M&ry's hospital, February 10.
 MT. and Mrs. James Antonucci, 320 Scott street announce the birth