The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-24

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 1sangatuclk, Jan. 3a-over eib,0o0 | hes been donated in the drive of the American Legion to raise &2o,OO0 for c new post home, Con1dr. George B. Lewis, announced today.
 Gifts tctaling ef,60o were receiv- cd Wednesday boosting the total to within s5,OO0 of the goal expected so be reached by January Sl.
 Ty4 Stanley H. ssczesiul, son of Mir, and Mrs. Frank Szczesiul, 56 Aetna street received his discharge from the Army Wednesday ct Fort Devens, Mass, and is expected home today.
 Tn service since February B, loAs, he was a member of an engineer unit and saw service in the Euro- pean theater of Operations. He was employed by w. J. Megin, Inc, 5l Elm street, prior to his departure from the borough.
 P0IiO Quota S2.0O0
 Postmaster Frank T. Green, chair man of the Naugatuck Infantile Paralysis committee, expressed con- fidence today the goal of $2,0OO would be reached.
 He asks residents to send their contributions to treasurer Hoy M. Johnson. National Bank, or to nm at the Post Office. He asserted oon- ations were voluntary and any sum would be appreciated. In addition. he said a portion of the money raised, would be retained by the NauRatuck committee and used for the medical care of those afflicted with the disease.
 Aviation Discussed
 Warren D. wanamaker was speaker at the dinner meeting oI the Rotary Club Wednesday at the 'sY." His topic was "A Kaleidos- copic View of Aviation"
 Aerodynamics, theory of night transitional flying and use of the uraachute were some of the suD- iects covered by Mir. Wanamaker. He explained the theory of flight with a model airplane, discribing the lift" supplied by different shapes of wing. and Demonstrated vnriuos maneuvers used in nying.
 He expressed an opinion that the transition for Army pilots from four-englned bombers to civilian flying will be difficult. Many will have ko become familiar with cubs and trainers again to make the transition safely.
 Attention was called to new Civil Aeronautics Authority rulings which enable former Army flyers to obtain private and commercial licenses af- ter filing applications and taking routine examinations in c. A. A. regulations.
 Mir. Wanamaker also described , personal feelings experienced dur ing a 2i-turn spin toward earth in light plane in which a femin- inc enthusiast was passenger.
 James Kissane. vice-president was , in charge of the meeting. Guests were Capt. Harold E. Chittenden. Jr, William Hough. Hamden, and { Miss Fisher.
 Installation of officer of the La- dies Auiliary of the Ancient Order $ of Eibernians, will be held tonight at 7:30 in Mechanics hall. East Main , street. Waterbury. T
 The Ceremonies will be conducted in conjunction with Division No. 5 and No. 57 of Waterbury, with the installing officer coming from New Haven.
 SG John Promoted
 William James St John, 90, 142 sfFaOf QA HFnFfa | e second to first lieutenant in the partment announcement. It. St. John has had almost four years of service, enlisting as a prt- vate April, 1922. He was stationed first at Denver, Colo, served with the detachment at Yale University for six months and is at present ' stationed at Mitchell Feild. L. I. He has been a finance officer z the greater part of his service. The son of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas St. z John, i42 German street, he is liv- ing temporarily at Freeport. N. r. Mrs. St. John and his daughter, D Susan, are at Freeport. Mir. and Mrs. Stephen Lengyel, b 1878 Wilson street, Waterbury. for- [ lner Naugatuck residents. announce the birth of daughter in St. Mary's c hospital. January IS. Mrs. Verne F. 0risamer and daughter, Linda, have returned 10 q their home. 24 Pleasant avenue. af- | ter a five week visit with Mrs. c GrLsainers sister in Mishawaka, . Ind. c Announcement is made of the e coming marriage of Miss Edith Lu- I cille Rogers. daughter of Mrs. So- | phia 4. Rogers, 660 South Main | strete. to Robert Hull Reed, son E of Mir. and Mrs. William e. Reed of Waterbury. which will take place 2 Saturday afternoon February 2 at 2 ! at the Mill Plain Union church. < Waterbury. Barbara Janik. tWo-year old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Stanley r Janik, 0o Highland avenue, is al surgical patient at St. Mary's hose ' pital, where she was admitted on Tuesday night. .
 Tax Review Farley e The Naugatuck Board of Tax Re- view will hold its first session Erie . day, Feb. 1, Chairman George Lam- z bert announced today, Co hear and T determine appeals from actions of the board Of assessors in dsteTmin- 2 ing values of properties. Also on 2 the board are James Cuddy and 2 Harold Etins0n. n The grand list is now being pre- ? pared by Assessors Luke Comiskey and Iflfn NrNadriek lf