The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-07
Goal Set hl State;s s
 War Fund Ca1lpaig7,
Various Communities to Unite for Objective of $6, 6,000, 900; Governor Predicts Success

The "le45 Assembly of Campaign Leaders" of the United War allt Community Funds of Connecticut meeting yesterday at the Hote Bond, Hartford, pledged to go "al out" in their September October campaigns, to follow through or the victory that our armed forceI have won for us"
 Led by Governor E. Baldwin honorary president: Col. Herman w Steinkraus, president and Herbert L. Crapo, campaign manager. tht assembly passed an unanimous res olution pledging to quickly, effi' ciently, and cor.scientiously intensi- fly our efforts in and increase oul contributions to the Victory Cam paigns of the Community and Wal Funds throughout Connecticut"
 An appeal was made to the people of Connecticut ito help generously in carrying through to successful conclusion the tasks to which we all pledge our best efforts, with the knowledge that an over-subscrlp- ton is vital to the well-being of our community, our nation, and the world"
 "Over The Top"
 The Governor predicted an lover the top campaign because Of the great unity that has been achieved throughout the state in the tedera. ton of the Community Chests and the Connecticut War Fund"
 This strong partnership" he de- clared, "is in the Connecticut tra- dition of cooperation and united ac- Lion. Backed up by Connecticut gen. erosity, we shall achieve victory ID the Victory Campaign" ., The resolution set the olIAcla a~ campaign dates at September N thro1lgh October %, although some phases of campagining will Degm immediately. The united goal iol local Chest services and the wa Fund will be in excess of $6,OOO'OOV according to the latest estimate The War Fund quota, ID montIls budget, is $2,600, 900 of this flgure
 m presenting the resolution, Coi steinkraus said that the War Funo ooal had been set after widespread consultation and study since tne cessation of hostilities.
 Presidents Comment
 'SThe role" he said, "of allied re- lief organizations in the StrickeI areas of Europe, Philippines ano China is indispensable, accorolne Ia President Truman. The next SIX months will settle for millions tne grim question of survival. The Army and Navy have requested the oouI v' bic Of UsO Camp ana hOspl.s shows entertainment to maintaIn the morale of the millions Of Amer ican men and women expected v remain as occupation troops: Hns Army and Navy have Teques!ea es inerease ln the UeO installation' nsar the veterans hospitals and as' mobilization centeFs in tne e0Sn. tFy The Maritime Comml@Iop S nss nseed the expansion Of tse cup eno a ysst home facilities provided Wls HmaFiean Merchant Seamen ln sn Corners Of the globe by the uniSe aaaHaeyl's Service" .,- ansaking Of the health and wsls fare needs Of the ceDneeLlepL hV"' eomnsunltles, BtsinkTaus salai ..A iMany Of the 2seDoo men ,s sns u,onasn from c0nneetieut Who hsvs snrved ln the armed forces VII nsea 1ha faeilltlAa Of the eoAlA0uhly seTyleas upon tbelF return 70 ulsp sommunlty, Al are depending upgen these services se care FeE w's hss"' "dIlseonvsTslon wlll bring maDs AlsloaaEl0ns, neeessllAting lnetsAsss fses aaanoy service 70 NleusAllak " wssa 1aTneTs and theN lanlilss,
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