The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-20

Thirty members of the 43rd (Winged) Division, who will stage the Armys spectacular Here's Your Infantry" show here tomor- row evening, in the interest of Waterbury's Seventh War Loan drive, were escorted this morning from the Waterbury, -Wolcott town line to the Armory by a police mo- tor escort headed by Captain Pa trick Foley and It. Patrick Habatt,
 The combat veterans were greet ed here by Ray Tracy, chief of the War Finance committee, and Maj. J. Peter Costigan, chairman of the retail division.
 Thirty Army trucks( laden with machine guns, flame threwers, nor tarsf1 uniforms, and tools, which will be used in the demonstration, are now parked behind the Army where they will remain until to- morrow evening, when the entour- age moves to the ball park at Hamilton Park for the big show. Seven more trucks, which are un- dergoing general repairs today at Bradley Field. will arrive here to- morrow morning with a score of other veterans who will participate in the demonstra tion.
 Immediately after arriving the combat veterans under the com- mand of It. Edward Hall, unpack- ed their equipment and placed it in the sun to dry. The show played to a record crowd of 10000 persons in Hartford last night during a seavy rain.
 The KiWanis club entertained the veterans at luncheon this noon at the Elton. Seated at the main table with the veterans were Mayor John $. Monagan, James Moran, chair man of the Seventh War Loan drive here; Supt of Parks James Curtin, Maj. CoStigan; Raymond J. Fan ming, of the War Finance commit- tee, and Charles Allen, representing the Lions club. Dr. John M. Frei- heit, also a member of the Lions club, was unable to attend.
 The veterans will spend the night | at the central YMCA and will be luncheon guests of the Lions club tomorrow at the Elton.
 A special exhibit of ordnance ma terials will be shown on the Green | otmorroW between 1:30 and 4 D m. |
 Raymond Tracy, chief of the War Finance committee here, again pointed out that admission to the Heres Your Infantry" show will be by tickets only. Tickets will be issued to all individuals buying an extra war bond in the Mighty Sev- | enth at any of the issuing agencies today and tomorrow. Payroll de- ductions may not be used toward | the purchase of a bond.
 Tickets to the show may be ob- talned from banks, the post office. | industrial bond chairmen and Vic tory House.
 The Polish societies of Waterbury | tomorrow will staff Victory House and will be assisted by women of | various veterans auxiliaries. While the special exhibit is being staged by the combat veterans.
 Assisting in ushering bond buyers to seats at Hamilton park tomorrow evening will be members of Cor poral Coyle post, American Legion | Wheeler Young Post. Veterans ot | Foreign Wars; Y. D. Veterans as- sociation, and Disabled American | War Veterans.
 A special section will be reserved for former servicenen and service women now home on furlough, who may obtain tickets at Victory House TO the War Finance Committee of- flee, 48 LeavenWorth street.
 During the demonstration special techniques used by the combat vet terans will bee xplained by a mem- Der of the Victory Division, who has served as announcer for the Broadcasting Co.
 Washington, June 20.-CUP) In dividuals were within sight Of their S7 900 000, 900 Seventh War Loan goal today as sales reached $5, 946 900, 900 or 86 per cent of the quota. This included E bond sales of $2 674 ,000,- 900.
 Corporate purchases continued at their whirlw!nd pace and were with in 65 per cent of their $7,000. 000,- 900 quot as advance and opening day sales totaled s4,538, ,000 900. Over YOU NEEDAM