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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
Charles n. Perkins. Attorney
80 l.. Warren Avenue

STATE OF MICHIGAN. IN fh'
frgnN Cont FOR Tho County oi
Nayno. in Chancery
DErLAlI MAID HOLT plalr
tfr vs.. ARTHUR HOLT De-
PENDANT
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cIIEsTER r. o1iARA.
Charles Campbell. Attorney
ooSl IrAkinn Street

STATE or MICHIGAN. IN the
Circuit Court FOR tho County Of
WAYNE. IN Chanccrv
TITUS GREENWOOD Plaintiff.
Va. LAURh GREENWOOD. De-
fendant
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Charles Campbell. Attorney
92Sf Erskine ca

STATE OF MICHIGAN, In the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne. In Chancery.
ALBERTA REID. Plaintiff. vs.
SAMUEL REID. Defendant
No. 35i.i9f
ORDER or APPEARANCE
At session OF said court held
in the City Of Detroit. February z,
1919.
Present Honorable WILLIAM
FRIEDMAN. Circuit Judge
II satisfactorily appearing hy
affidavit on fils that tho residence
OF defendant Is unknown and
cftcr dillecnt search and inquiry
il cannot be asccriaincd IN what
state or Country the said defend
ant resides
X IS ordered that he appear
herein within three months from
date 81 this order or tho bill o.
Complaint filed herein may be
taken as confessed and that this
order he served and published ac-
cordine 20 law. and n copy there
Z mailed 10 the defendant al his
last known address
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN.
Circuit Judge
"a True Cory)
CAsPAR J. l.lNGEMAN, clerk
Rv T.. G NAt'LT.
Deputy Clerk 3-ii AZ
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No. 3s9.0,9
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
Charles II. Perkins. Attorney
52s T.. Warren Avenue

STATE or MrHIGAN. ~ The
Circuit Couy for The County ~
Wavne IN Chancory
EyhIYN OnRYANT. by MARY
HlNKLE. HER NEXT FRIEND.
Plaintiff VS. WILLIAM RUFUS
OnRYANT defendant
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Charles Campbell. Attorney
9o2Si FrSkine Street

STATE or MICHIGAN. Circuit
Court for tho County Of Wayne
III Chancery.
RAYMOND JONES Plaintiff vs.
GLADYS JONES. Defendant.
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40. 353.9S7
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE

At a session Of said court hcld
in the cry Of Detroit, January 70.
1914.
Present: Honorable LILA n
NErFNFELT. Circuit Judge
It satisfactorily appearing nv
affidavit on file that tho defend
ant is not a resident 81 mo state
- Michlsan but rcsdcs IN the
Village Of Doaran. Georeia
IT IS ORDERED that She an
pear herein within three months
from tho date OF this order or tho
bill 81 Complaint hlcd herein may
be taken rs confessed. and that
this order be served and publish
Cd according 10 law and a copy
thereof mailed 10 tho defendant
AZ her last known address
LILA " NErENFELT.
Circuit Judge
6 True copyA
CAsPAR J. LINGEMAN clerk
hy r. c. GALLAGHER.
Deputy Clerk % ais
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ORDER or PIBIICATI0N
No 2a2.1GS

A. a session ~ said Court hcil
h tho Court House IN the CITY
III Dcrot County - WAYNE, and
state N Michigan on this SQih
esv - December Al 1919
presrr Honorable THOMAS J.
MrErlly. circult judge
II faef0yliv appearing from
'he a0atit ~ TIE plaintiff on
Gle IN pc above entitled cause.
ths' after diNront search and IN
oay. q cannot Ne asccf'ainod ~
MIA, STATE or Country the do
'enaont n W lives and resides bur
tha' ihc las known address was
IouisvNl6 Arkansas
oN NOTION or ELvIN T..
DAVENPORT Attorney for rlair-
Nfi
TT rs oRnFBEn tha' Ruth
Lee Re' DEFENDANT herein ap-
pear ana answer ibis Pill Of Com.
paint 6iet % fhls cause within
threc months fom The date Of
ihis Order or sal Hlll viii he
afcn as conf sd against her
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED
rat a cory o. said order be- sent
n ihe last known address ~ the
sala dsfcni4ni hy registered mail
and. IN case no registered return
receipt signed hv The defendant
rs rccclvna that this Order he
published rs required by lew
THOMAS J MURPHY
Circuit JUDGE
"a True cony)
lcASTtR J TINCEMAN, Clerk
iIy a A. BERGER.
: n. ruiy CicfS. % rs
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STATE or MICHIGAN, IN tho
Circuit Court for tho County Of
WAYNE IN Chanccry
MARY vASSELL Plaintiff VS.
DAVID yASSEfL. Defendant
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NJ. JS3,5V0
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

AZ session cf said Court held
IN ne CRY Of Detroit. WAYNE
Counts Michigan, on Dec !. Al.
1913
Present Honorable SHERMAN
n NcALtENrrR c!rcult Judge
4, arrfarine 70 this Court from
ttiav.. On filo that Alfonso Leo.
defendant herein Is not 4 resident
~ thc city of Detroit WAYNE
County Michigan hut resides at
H.-u rrham Alabama address
hrns ioe9- osth street Nor'h.
oN NOTION OF CHARLES r
DERRY. attorney sor plaintiff
lr rs ORDERED that tho d..
hant Alfonso Lee enter IFS
,frarancc in said cause On or
,ere fhres months from no
dale ~ this order or said hsil vili
re taken as confessed against
hr and hat said order he PUB
shed n ne Detroit Tribune a
newspaper printed, published and
dating II sal1 coun'y and
~ % nc same pc scrt ~ the
lasf Known address ~ no de-
frrsani >, yeSls,crei ,eall
SHERMAN p CALENDER
ciraaif Judge
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40. 3ss.0'D
ORDER or BIIC ATI0N

81 se,s % ~ sold Cnu" het
'ae t House n mo Crr
~ Aefi On he ls:h day o.
fNhNsr, Ap 1888
Present Honorable CLYDE /
WEBSTER Circuit judge
IN iMs cause e appearing BY
N'day' on ;Ile that the defend
am G rae lIafrls cannot be
ssrd tv process issjei out ~
'hs roun as sso IS nof 2 resident
~ ihc STATE ~ Michigan but re-
SIDES IN The t3ty o. MeKeesport.
S'a'e ~ PENNSYLVANIA
ON NORTON or CHARLES r
PERKINS Attorney fr Plaintiff
IT rs oRDfRED THAT the de-
fopdanf, Ccrsae Harris. APPEAR
and answer the Bill o. Complaint
10 tbs calse within three months
from Tho dsto OF this order. ~
hat SAID pll viii be taken as
confessed ara that this order be-
puhlsled according 10 law AMI Is
copy thereof BE- served upon ihe
defendant hr registered mail as
reGnros Us law
CLYDE 7 WEBSTER
Circuit Judee
"a Tres { nv
cAsPAR j LINGEMAN. clerk
DAN WoIcIK.
Dcpa'y clerk. "a 4i5
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
no. s5s.e0s
ORDER or PUBLICATION

Al session of said Court held
in the Court House IN The WAYNE
County building AZ Detroit Mich
iean. on this 18th day OF January.
A.D. 1874
Present: Hon. CHESTER p.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
simmons 4 Bihb. attorneys
~ Grnflnl AAenne

STATE or MICHIGAN. IN tho
Cwce Cour for tho County OF
Wa,no IN chancery
ROBERT SrFff rlalnlf vs..
CORA EiI Defendant
w. 3sa.7s'o
OLpTR OF PUBLICATION
A. session 81 said court hold
IN e coar, House IN Tho Ciir
IN ~ f on TIE oath day %
Yar1ar Ap 1854
Present Honorable CHESTER
II ofiAgN Circuit Judge
In ts ,spsr II Appearing from
flfasyi oa flie thar after dill-
ecr' ,ssrth aac Inquiry 81 cannot
hc Hoa IN wha, state or
roN 1e defendant resides.
as NOTION or SIMMONS &
Elng N'orevs for Plaintiff
iT is ORDERED that Cora
sutl appear AVID answer tho Bill
Cowriairt filed IN this cause
Ntfo ,hrce months from tho date
~ W ertcr OF sail bin Viii he
tate as confessed against her
lr rs FURTHER ORDERED
iha spr ~ this order be pub
l,hfa according 70 law in tho
Trlhbne and also that a
~ This order hc sent nv
rf rall 20 said defendant
h 'af known adilrc 20 wit
f}ta s1e Ol BOX 20. Grady
CHESTER r. oHARA,
Circuit Judge
~ rop,A
tsAR u fiNcEMAN Clerk
g VAULT,
IS rte e 2ie a25.
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Charles Il. Berry. Attorney
LOS RrnadMax

STATE or MIcHlGAN. N the
Circuit Court FOR the County Of
Wayne 81 Chancory
ScENiOvs LEE, Plaintiff vs.
N.F0NS0 LEE. Defendant,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
Anthony Nelson. Attorney
10i Guaranty Bldg.

STATE or MIcHrGAN, IN the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne. IN Chancery
INGRID A. r GrERTZ. Plain
tiff vs. HARRY WILLIAM
CTFRTZ Desenderf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11

STATE or MICHIGAN. IN tho
E cnt Court FOR The County Of
Wayne IN Chanccry
MORGAN nrLL. Plaintiff VS.
fs.i.tr t-t. pt-f ncfcv4lanf
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Charles u. Kerry. Attorney
1905 Broadway

STATE or MICHIGAN. IN the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne. IN Chancery.
ROSETTA RICE. Plaintiff. Va
ELvEN RICE. Defendant
NO. 353.0S0
ORDER or PUBLICATION
A. a session n said Court hold
n the CITY Of Detroit. WAYNE
County. Mich on The 2ith day OF
anuary, AID. 1914.
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Chas. y. Berry. Atiorney
1905 Broadwav

STATE or MICHIGAN. IN The
Circuit Court FOR the County ~
WAYNE IN Chanccrv
LOWE WILLIAMSON Plaintiff
We FRANKLIN WILLIAMSON
Defendant
No. 3i7.g0s
ORDER or PUBLICATION
At q aesslon Of the Court held
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KTtr RTGIsTrRrn-
Chas. Y. Perkins. stiorncy
- l.. Warren s,cnnc

STATE or MICHlGAN 81 be
cecat Ceat FOR nc County a
'tafro IN fhlnrorg
EnGAR NARRfS p'air.ff VS.
lNnINE HARRIS nciafd ~
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LEGAL NOTICES
Chss. y. Kerry. Attorney
ian> Brnaduay

STATE oT MICHIGAN 10 the
cisc-il ca-f, ,ar tac County 81
Wayrc 2 CAanaefy
IiNs.S BR0.k p'aai'ff vs.
HELEN RRpN IS nctenlant
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Truo copv,
cASTAR ] LlNGFMAN, Clerk.
~ s. A BERGER
fi-~..+. ff-.t. IN 50
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IA Treo Cervi
i ASrAR y lINcENNN. Clerk.
nv + G GALLAGHER
Derutv clcrk i.e9 al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11

STATE or MICHIGAN. in the
eai nari FOR the County Of
Aatre IN chanecry.
N>lfl~0N LEWIS, Plaintiff, VS.
-llIl IL-ANIc nnfnnlnrt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-07
CIO NEGOTIATING FOR NEW CONTRACT
SCovill Co. May Issue Pre-. liminary Statement on
 Petition Tomorrow

Alan 0. Curtis head of tho Sco- Villo Company labor negotiation committee, will report tomorrow to representatives of the C,I,O, Mine, Mil and Shelter Workers Union as to the company's disposition of the unions request that the current con- tract between labor management at the plant be extended Indefinitely pending congratulations for Q new contract. Tho present agreement ex' pires March 2b.
 Terms of the stipulation include e guarantee of continuance of check of of dues and maintenance of membership provisions of the old contract, and an agreement that any wage increases provided In tho new contract be made re. troActive to the expiration date Of tho l043 contract, March 26.
 Union demands, to be presented tomorrow, will call for 0 i7-cent.an. hour pay raise, liberaliSed yaca- ton plan, seVerence pay, Wash-up time and union security clauses. The demands are virtually the same as those made on the steel industry by the United Steelworkers Of Amer len, Q CIO. affiliate.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-07
PROMOTIONS MADE IN STATE GUARDS Company 'E' Announces Openings for Men Quali'
 fled to Enlist

Captain Howard s. HIckcox, com mander of Go. F, 3rd battalion, State Guard has announced the urgen need for replacements with In the State Guardsmen.
 Principal reason for the vacan- cies is due to the many guardsmen now being inducted Into the serv- Ices. Go. E has openings for about one dozen men at present l7 years old and over. All interested persons may apply at the Armory, Field street, every Tuesday evening at 7:30 p. n.
 Men from Go. F recently inducted into the U. s. Army are: Private Elroy Wilkins, Private Jerome Arr caro, Corporal Emanuel Matzkin, and Private Frank Rosa. The com pany commander announced the following promotions this year: First Sergeant David B. Johnston, commissioned a second lieutenant; Sergeant William E. Walker, ad. vanced to first sergeant; Supply Sergeant Samuel 0. Aperian ad-- vanced to staff sergeaont; Sergeant Wallace J. Inglis promoted to stan sergeant; Corporal Raymond L.. Norman to platoon sergeant; Pri- vate First Glass Arichie s. Fernans deg to corporal, and Private Joseph P. Coughlin to private first class.
 First Lieutenant Donald Mac Donald has charge of the non-conl- missioned officers school held at the armory in conunction with the col11- pany's weekly drills.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-07
WEEKLY MORBIDITY REPORT RELEASED
Noticeable Decline In. dicated in Usual Winter
 Types of Illness

4 sharp decline in the usually prevalent winter type illnesses is noted in the weekly morbidity re- port of the state department of health. No cases of lobar pneumonia are reported for Waterbury, but 32 for the state. No cases of influenza are reported here with but five listed for the state.
 Four cases of whooping cough, one of measles and one of scarlet fever are the only reportable cases listed for the city in the report which covers the period for the week end- ing March 6, lo44.
 Other state totals arc: ii of men. ingitis, an increase of five over the previous week; one of typhoid fever; 86 of scarlet fever, an increase of six over the previous week; 443 of measles, an increase of e3: and 3o of whooping cough, an increase Of 32.
 Other totals were. 261 for chick enpox: g of german measles: 60 cases of mumps; 38 of gonorrhea, and 85 of syphilis.
 No cases of infantile or diphtheria were reported for the entire state.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-07
OPEN MEETING ON
 VETERANS NEEDS
Major Costigan to Conduct Meeting to Aid Former
 Servicemen

Major J. Peter Costigan will lead discussion on information for the returning war veteran at meeting to be held tomorrow night, Wednes- day at 8;30 D. m. in the State Armory, Field street. All veterans Of this war are urged to attend.
 It has been found that many veterans now discharged from the army are meeting with some d!ftl- culty in obtaining information rela- tive to the various problems con- fronting them on matters such as, filing of claims, mastering out pay, unemployment. rehabilitation, etc,
 Tomorrow nights meeting is for the purpose of answering all queS- tons relative to the various agen- cies now set up In ading the return ing veteran toward a social and employment readjustment. Major Costigan is expected to outline the composite picture of the various sources to which the returning serv- iceman can turn for information.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-07
FIREMEN RESCUE
 TWO %ESCUERS'
Men Become Stranded Oa Ledge in Attempt to
 Save Dog

Two men and dog were rescued by firemen yesterday afternoon after becoming alternately stranded on narrow ledge overlooking Han- cock brook.
 Vincent Lafferty, 2s, East Hart. ford, related that while walking over Greystone trail, he came acrosA a dog stranded on the ledge 100 feet. above the railroad tracks.
 Lafferty climbed down to within four feet of the dog, but then lost his foothold and found he could neither come back or go forward, He remained in this position until Ro- bert Mungavin, i077 Huntington avenue, heard his cries and helped him to safety.
 MungaVin then tried to rescue the dog, and found himself in the same position Lafferty had been in.
 Meanwhile, Donald Strever, i3, and Dick Grenier, g. who had seen Lafferty on the ledge, notified Q nearby resident who telephoned fire headquarters. pI
 Guided by the boys, Deputy Ste. phen Bloomfield, fireman Joseph Olson, and George White, and Patrolman Joseph Tierney arrived at the scene. They threw rope down to Mungavin, which he tied about his body.
 Mungavin then completed his climb to the dog, grasped 1t in one arm, and clambered to safety.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-07
S4 P. c. HOMES USE EIECTRICITY

New York - (U.P) - The elec-' trio light has replaced gas, candles and kerosene lamps in more than S4 per cent of American homes over the past four decades. A sur. vey reported by the Twentieth Cen tury Fund reveals further that of those electrically wired homes. 95 per cent are equipped with eelctric irons. 63 per cent with electric re- frigerators, 49 per cent with vac- uum cleaners. and 36 per cent with electric coffee percolators. And 54 per cent of those electrified house. holds awake each workday morn- ing to tho musical notes of an cleo tEtc cloclI.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-07
STARS TO ATTEND
 SPECIAL SERVICES
Archbishop Spellman to Officiate at Mass; CeIe-
 brities Invited

The first Communion Breakfast of any branch of the WomenS Re- serves will be held by tho STARS in New York on March 18th when the Third Naval District Coast Guard Women ReserVists hold their break fast at tho Hotel Astor, New York, following Q Mass at Saint Patrlck'S Cathedral.
 The Mass will be celebrated by Archbishop Francis J, Spellman, The STARS, representing nearly every state in the country, will parade from the Cathedral to the Hotel AS. tor for the Breakfast,
 Rev. William r. Masterson, s. J., famed Phillipine Jesuit Missionary and Director of the Jesuit Mission Bureau will be the principal speak CT.
 Vice Admiral Russell R. Waesche, Commandant of the Coast Guard, Rear Admiral Stanley V. Parker, Third Naval District Coast Guard Officer and Captain Dorothy O.. Stratton, Director of the STARS will attend. Other official guests in- clude Commander Philip Y. Shaw, Commander Joseph J, Flynn, New York Port Security Coordinator and Lieut.. Commander J. J. O'Donnell, Coast Guard Chaplain.
 Miss Jean Roberts, singing star of the cast of oklahoma. will also Do present AS q guest of the STARS.
 The Committee for the Breakfast, Catholic enlisted personnel of the which is being conducted by tho STARS iS headed by Margaret Cor ley, Yeoman second class of Detroit Mich, and Betty d!aris2o, Yeoman third class of Boston, Mass. Miss 0orley will Do ToastmaSter.
 Music will be furnished by the United States Coast Guard Quartet, headed by Homer Smith, formerly of the "Southernaires".
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-07

50 dentists all drilling their pa- tents"
 "The thing I liked best" Albert Rich, an enlisted man from Astoria, Ore, told me- was the chow, Three big meals 0 day with plenty of beef and butter. And take 1t from me, those mess halls were something to write home about, Why your mess kit got a Turkish bath when you washed 1t, And they had a toaster that made 2o00 pieces of toast at once" -
 Don't fogret the U. s. shows and the movies," interrupted Pvt. George E, Chase of Conway, N. II, "The camp we were at had five theaters and recreation hall that looked
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-07

for France to sketch the Army that was fighting to make the world safe for democracy, Now I am going overseas with the sons of men whom saw at Seiche- prey, Verdun and Cantigny. This new Army means business, The men joke as their fathers did and grouse, too. They also sing, but their songs have not quite the care-free swing of those of 1918, There are no successors O It's Q Long way to Tippcrary, Keep the Home Fires Burning" and "Over There"
 am writing this in 0 cabin not 50 feet from where several companies are quarters, They are singing these old songs, itner- spersing them with hymns. Sin atra's repertoire has no place aboard this ship,
 This Army is grimmer than the old A. E. F. From what I have already seen I would say it is better prepared for what 1t Is go- ing up against. The absence of delay in loading, the efficiency and care with which all materiel Is packed and shipped and the solicitude for the morale of the troops while they are awaiting authorization gives them the right start.
 Chaps lolling on the hunks or sitting in canteens tell stories of the staging areas of New York's Port of Embaraktion, where troops are sent before they sail. There they arc procesSed, which means they are
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-07

like big hotelp arlor. It had pool tables and ping pong tables and separate rooms with photographs where one guy could play Pistol Packin' Mamma while another could turn on high-brow stuff"
 T had always heard that Brook lyn was the city of churches" George N. Hill of Santa Paula, Calf, interjected, but this place had two churches and five chapels right on the grounds"
 Sure the camp had everything and we were treated fine" added Paul Roy of Wayzata, Minn, But tho thing l liked best abuot 1t was It's nearnesS to the Big City and the clnch 1t was to get 0 pass
 idnb o -ingcpb
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-07
SHOE HARDWARE TEAM
 LEADS CARD TOURNEY

Miss Catherine Meridith and Mrs. Mary Hayward of the Shoe Hard ware Go. defeaetd uc arfg tn art ware Co. defeated Tessie Yankus and Emma Gabrilski, also of the Shoe Hardware Go. to take first place in the women's division of the industrial pinocfle tournament at the Central YMCA last night.
 Teams that will participate in the mems finals next week are R.. Jones, D. Fraser. Waterbury Tool; E. Axelby, J. Anderson. Chase Metal: W. Stack, J. Accuosti, Chase Roll ing Mills; c. Ciminera, F. Deverea, American Brass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-07
MARINES ANNOUNCE QUOTA FOR YOUTHS

Captain Nell J. V. o'Malley, Ofti- cer in Charge Of the U. 8. Marine Corps district of Springfield, an-. nounced today that his office has received new quota for i7 year olds, and that there are now openings for immediate enlistments.
 Young men, who have reached their 17th birthday, but are not yet l8, and who are in good physical condition, may apply at the Marine Corps Recruiting Station ct the Post Office building on Grand street, t
 Basic training Is given at Paris Island, 8. O., for 0n eight to lS week period, after the completion of which, the boys arc sent to Camp Lejeunc, New River, N. O., for ad" VRnced or specialized training.
 Waste products in starch manus facturers are being made into plys wood In india,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-07
RECENT COLLECTION
 OF TIN EXCELLENT

Thirteen tons of tin cans were collected from streets south of East and West Main streets. during the week k-end collection period 1t has been announced. The heaviness of the load was attributed to the fact that the previous regular collection period for this area had been can celled because of snowstorms that necessitated Ise of the trucks in carting away the snow.
 J. Warren Upson, chairman of the drive urged that residents of Waterbury maintain the every effort they have been making in the sal- vaging Of this vitally needed sup ply.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-07
CRUELTY ALLEGED
 IN DIVORCE SUIT

Mary White Shea of Waterbury has filed a divorce action in super for court against Raymond Thomas Shea. also of this city, on the ground of intolerabe cruelty. She seeks custody of two minor chil- dren, and also allmony. The mar riage was performed December 30, 1882.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-07

from high platforms into boats which float on miniature ponds They jump across trenches, hurdle barriers and climb high walls. They put on their masks as they go into gas chambers, and they practice in- filtration tactisc while shells are sent over their heads,
 Doctors pound their chests and listen to their hearts. Dentists examine their teeth, Small dark Pvt. Moe F. Brown of Brooklyn, in telling about the way an ach- Ing molar was filled, said: Gee, I went Into a joint that looked like a swell barber shop in Times Square, only much bigger, and there were