The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-17

Various rallys, meetings and in. dividual bond sales are being plan. ned for the remaining days of the Fighting Fifth War Loan Drive scheduled to close July Q.
 The Scovill Mfg. O., with Q quota of $S50, ,000 today reported cash sales of over the $l60,000 mark and re. ported that returns to date are keeping pace with the last drive when the company hit the one mile lion dollar mark to exceed their last quota by over $S00,000. Children's day is being planned for the en1. ployes of the company and their family's details to be announced next week. A meeting of the plant bond committee made up of labor and management was held and 1t Is planned to show movies through. out the plant. Yesterdays cash rec turns at the Scovill Company amounted to- S20,o00.
 A rally by the night shift of the Waterbury Toll will be held soon 1t was reported this morning while to date a total of $50,000 in cash sales of bonds has been realized at the division of vicker's, Inc.
 Bond drive progress at the Am erican Brass Co.,, continues steadily with all Waterbury plans now over the 50 per cent mark of their quotas The general machine shop of the company has gone over the top Of their quota as the first of the group to attain this goal.
 The Chase Brass & Copper O., will take over the Victory House
 The Chase Brass & Copper Co. will take over the Victory House on July 2 and plans to date call for a giant rally throughout the entire day. Radio personalities and other entertainers will be present and @ broadcast of the proceedings will Do conducted over 6 local radio station.
 Local merchants continued their full support of the current campaign with an all out effort in pushing the sale of bonds. Through the medium of newspaper, radio and placard advertising this group one of the leaders in all previous drives promises to again 90 over the top.
 Yesterday at Victory House the Polish Centrala association sold $25 900 in Victory Bonds proceeds of which will go toward the purchase of special medical equipment. Gifts donated by local merchants were donated for auction.
 Local liquor and beverage dealers will hold rally at the Hotel Elton in cooperation with the State Liquor Association Movies of invasion bat ties will be shown as this group strives to exceed Its last drive effort of 0,000.
 According to Miss Julia Smith, chairman, and Paul O. Klingler, chairman of publicity for the Wa terbury T'heater's Fifth War Loan Drive, Waterbury will have a chance to witness a real stage and screen premiere on the night of Thursday, June 2oth.
 The pre-released motion picture chosen for the Bond Premier is Metro Goldwyn- Mayors newest TO- mantle musical comedy, Two Girls and a Sailor" which stars Van Johnson, Jimmy Durant, June Ally son, Gloria De Haven and the bands of Harry James and Xavier Sugat.
 On the stage will be the U. s. Armed Forces Show "Yip, Tank, Yaie", with a cast of 75 and featur- ing a band of 30, all being former members of the biggest name bands in the country. All branches of the Armed Forces are included in the revue which runs 1 hour and thirty minutes. Edward Fitzpatrick. Loew- Poli manager is In charge of stag ing the stage and screen premiere.
 It was emphasized today that guest tickets to the Premiere will be given only to those who make their bond purchases in Waterbury the aters who are official issuing agen- cies. The PoN seating arrangement has been scaled so thta the better seats go to the buyers of the big ger Bonds. Plans are already under way to make the event the most colorful Premiere ever staged local"