The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-20

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 Also, Donald Fowler, Wellington Fowler, Lowell Fredsall, Louis Froechlich, Anthony Froechlich Lester ForSt, Thomas Fitzgerald Charles Fitzgerald, John Gabriel son, Alan Gabrielson, Bernard Gar rick, Thomas Garfield, Ronald Crele, George Brieder, Lawrence Hayes, Timothy Hanley, John Hanley, Jos eph Hanley, Raymond Hanley, Donald Harvey, Edward Hermonnat, Allan Hermonat, Charles Hitch- cock. George Howe, Wade Holland, Robert Hoadley, Andrew Illes, John 1lles, Allan Johnson, Stanley Cos seek, Paul Kecskes, Richard Kelly, 3rd, Jan Kelley, Robert Kissane, and Victor Kloc.
 Also: Bryant Kirkendale, Ronald Kirkindale, Harry Krosofsky, Fran cis Lafo, Harris Ludgewait, Arthur Lawrence, Richard Lawrence, Joseph Lopes, George Leopard, Jack Leary, Donald Linskey, Barry Lockwood Thomas Lynch, Murton yon, Blaine Luce, Louis Mennillo, Carl Magnu- son, James Mcguire, William Ma guire, Wm. Malik, Michael Magas, William Mates, Manuel Mates, Chas. Mann, Robert Markovic, Francis Maroney, Ronald Mariana, Robert James Mariana, Edward Mccarthy, John Mccarthy, Robert Marion, Pa trick Madame, William Mccarthy, Jay MacFarland, Richard Monaghan Charles Mendoza, Richard Meyer, John Mikalchus, Edward Miklinuni- GUS, James Miller, Bruce Miller, Phillip Montagno, Leroy Morine, John Monaghan, Frank Montoni, Felix Nardello, Graham Neary, Brax- ton Nelson, Roy Nichols, Howard Nixon, Kevin Nixon, John Nori, Bar ry Norton, Homer Noragong, Robert Olson, Steven ONeil, Robert Oris, Jack O'Brien, Charles O'Donnell, Thomas Owens, Ronald Pallocovitch Ronald Pichulo. Larry Pearl, Steven Pecka, Alfred Paiva, Peter Passeck, Paul Passeck, Frank Passeck, Donald Poynton, William Phillips, John Jhil- lips, Roger Quint, John Quirke, Robert Rabtoy, James Ravenscroft, Roger Renard, and John Roland.
 And; Barry Robinson, Charles Rod- man, Edward Rose, Leo Roberts, Sam uel Russo. Anthony Rusate, Joseph Ruccio, Richard Roland, Michael San Angelo, Fred Sandt, Izaias Sar- do, Howard Schwartz, Richard Sch wartz, Francis Scully, Bernard Scal- ly, David Sears, Robert Selinske, Robert SinZdat. Russell Smith, Ro- bert Sitar, Richard Shannahan, Roy Skeirik, Joseph Shanley, Edward Sodlowsky, Francis Sousa, Thomas St. John, Walter Stankiewicz, Wm. StinSon, Eric Swan, David Swanson, Joseph Ramsey, Charles Triano, John Tedasco, Fred Trestrail, James Upright, Gordon Vought, Robert Van Delft, Ernest Voland, Robert Ward, Everett Welch, Wilbur Wheeler, Robert Williams, James Wilkas, Ed ward White, William White, Robert Whipple, Ronald Williams, Winifred Witherwax, Eugene Witkowski, Beecher Woodside, Ernest Yursaitis, Edwin zemeir and Robert zehnder.
 Excellent Safety HecOfd
 Improved safety records were made by the men and women in all four Naugatuck plants of the United tSates Rubber Go. during the year 1914, it was announced today. An- unusually good safety performance was turned in by workers in the large footwear plant, with only PAT loSt-time accidents per million man. hours. This was an improvement of 51 per cent over the previous year. Man hours totaled nearly nine mil lion.
 In the synthetic rubber plant there was an improvement of 69 per cent over 1943 and in the chem ical and reclaim plants, an improve ment of IA per cent over 1943.
 United States Rubber Company plants throughout the country op- erated more than 150 million man. hours in 1914 with an overall aver age of only 6.14 lost-time accidents per million manhours worker.
 This rate, approximately one- third the average rate of 87 manu- featuring industries, established the operations of the company as one of the safest in the country.
 Applications Ready
 Application forms for registering for the camping season for boys are available at the local "" according to Herbert E. Brown. general sec- retary. Camp Hazen the State Y. M. c. A. camp is on Cedar Lake in Chester, Conn, and is conducted under the direction of William