The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20


 
 Supplies were removed WedneS- day from tho casualty center at the IYMCA to the former war council hOadquarterS in tho town hall for storage there.
 Borough clerk Charles ?. Daly, Who ls property ofiic0r for the Ofaeo Of civilian Defenso, will cheek the medical supplies.
 .T setsUp Inspected NJ,
 It. Andrew sejerman, recently appointed field director for the gtate Unemployment and Veterans AdyisoFy committee, visited Naugss tuck Wednesday and inspected tho netup Of the servicesfor Veterans organizations here.
 Lt, sejerman, who will have charge of the area which includes NAueatuck, showed much interest an tho program of the local orgafli. EAtIens, Mrs. Dorothy Wulfeek, OK. eeutiVo secretary Of 9erVleestofsVet' 0rAnS, said.
 Tho methods of tho organizations were outlined and cooperation With other veterans organizations here explained. .,
 Col, James quinn, recently ap. polnSed state director of the Feems s,ioyfneI,t commission to succeed J. IIcrneSt Light, will visit the borough within 6 week, Mrs. Wulfeck saia'
 Fo,,r local residents started stud. aAG at the University Of Connecticut Tuesday.
 of MT. and Mrs, Philip Yeaton' HomeStead avenue, who was gradu' atod last spring from Taft school; MiEa Doris Sengstacken, daughter of MT, end Mrs. George sepg' Stacken, 3b Park avenue, who was 9raduatod last June from Nauga' tuck high school, ranking fourth in her class and receiving the Dre. her award; Robert Anderson, son of Mir. and Mrs. Victor Anderson of Walnut street; and Mss Phyllis lohiin, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Herbert Dehlin of Hillside avenue t Tin Collection
 The last collection Of tin cans Tor SAiyage under government sponsor" Ship will Do conducted next TueS- day, Sept, % in oil parts of the SoFoIeh' Edward 8. Muller, tin CO., ordinator, announced today. AZ press time today 1t could not pc learned whether these collections. would continue under industrial
 TocaI salvage officials who were nuestIoned about the matter today expressed he opinion that no prac" kical plan appeared to be develop. ina So that these collections could continue. The discontinuance of the assembly depot in Waterbury makes at impractical for Naugatuck to shlp It's own cars to the dctinning plant, MT. Muller said.
 Chemical Farley
 The annual meeting Of the ruh- Der chemicals sales group of the NkukHbQSk NIGHAAHhA OAFApAOAA VI bAtS United States Rubber Co.,, began at the local plant Wednesday and will continue through this evening.
 While the two-day meeting will be devoted to sales discussion of rubber chemicals, this evenings g meeting will include representatives from all branches of Naugatuck Chemical activity, Rubber Chemi- cals, Heavy Chemicals, Reclaimed Rubber, Agricultural Chemicals, Dis- loersites, Latex and LotelS, Anomalies Labels, Special Products and Plas- tics.
 The heavy demands for chemi- calls manufactured at the Nauga- tuck plant and post war planning related to the continued develop ment of new and better chemicals consumed the greater portion of the discussion.
 Among the personnel participat- lne in tl1is annual sales meeting are: .Jonn P. Coe, general manager, John E. Caskey, assistant general man. aaer. R. E Casey, general sales manager, pr. William F. Tuley, as : sistant general sales manager; w. .J. deldard, assistant sales manager; IA, (. Anderson, general control