The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-09

visit the grounds and inspect the captured equipment. well-trained WAC lecturers will be on hand to explain the usese ard extent Of power Of the captured German and Japanese nnateriel on display.
 Test Of Speakers
 Governor Raymond F. Baldwin will be guest speaker at the official opening in the evening, which will be held from 6 to 90 D. m. Brief re- marks gili be made by Mayor John s. Mcnagan and William T. Jel,b, chairman of the local Victory Manpower committee.
 Allan Jones. singing star of stage. screen and radio. will be the guest star and Technician Sergeant Webb Hilton, formerly with Fred Waring and his Band, will officiate as mas ter of ceremonies. Others on the program include Delfino and his Hotel Elton orchestra, the Scoyill Drum & Bugle Corps and the 7l8th Army Air Forces Band from Yale University. under the direction Of Warrant Officer Robert Boucher.
 The exposition will open again on Friday at 2 D. In.. with a tyo-hour show in the evening, featuring New York night club entertainers. On Saturday, the grounds will be open to the public at i2 o'clock, and the display will be closed after the eye- nipg's entertainment program at 10 D. m. 4 huge, colorfull decorated stage, 80 feet in length. has been erected for the shows.
 Military Post
 4 fair-sized crowd. gathered at the grounds last night to preyieg the exposition. stood on the outside, peering over the canvas enclosure, In order to keep people off the grounds until tomorrow, military police Of the First Service Con- nland were assigned to patrol duty, after officials declared the park a military post, subject to Army reg. ulations, until the exhibit leaves Waterbury. The last time a portion of Waterbury was passed over to Army control was early in le4l. when units of the National Guard gere federalized at the state arm ory. Boy Scout aides who were on duty yesterday at the park have been authorized by the Army to continue their duties.
 Richard Morris. promotion spe- eialist Of the U. s. Treasury, who Bfll handle financial transactions for the display, has announced that q treasury booth will be set up under his direction, by members of the Waterbury WOmen's club and the JupiOY WoNeD's club. The Women'S club will staff 1t during the day, with Mrs, Melville Skin iD charge, and the Junior Women will be on duty at the booth during the eye ming, with Mrs, John Casey in Purchase Of 8 bond at the treasury stand will eDtitle che puFv chaser to ride la the link trainer, which is used ip instFuetiDg pilots lD blind nylng, 4 special booth has been erected to house this great lllVentlon, which hes saved many aiTmeD's lives, Sergeant John q, Courtney 0f Kansas City, IS ln eIaaFge Of setting up, checking and TepaIring the link trainer, BefY Preston Of Minneapolis and Lucille PuttlleH Of Kansas City, pretty and peTs0nable WAC priyates, will be 0l hand ct the llnk trainer booth to supervise rides and answer guess Hons, 4 free "Aight" il, the dipping. gWerying, rolling plane facsimile will also be offered to aDy person who takes Q job in g war factory in this region, over l.000 workers are ury gently needed to relieve the lack Of workers here end to help bring Was