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Winning Contract


dere is a deal which would be
passed out quietly in a rubber game.
But in match point duplicate, ex-
perts dislike to pass out a hand In
which they have about an average
holding, plus the spade suit.
In this deal, for example, North
and South can make two spades.
If they are the only team to make
it they may get as big match
point score as by making seven mo-
trump redoubled on some other
board. The difficulty is for North
South to reach the two-spade con-
tract.
Assume that, after three passes,
South opens with one spade. North
responds two hearts. Now South, if
he bids again, risks further rebid
by North (who will assume from
South's rebid that he has a sound
opening bid. So South, who opened
the bidding only because he
wanted to play at spades, hardly
dares rebid. The alternatives are
not desirable; he may pass out the
hand when his side can make a
plus score, or he passes two hearts
which may not make Tin this case
it doesn'D because he fears a spade
rebid will get the contract too high.
For such hands as these, the Four
Aces weak two-bid is ideal. South
opens the hiding with two spades.
hoping to make it difficult for the
opponents TO come in, and telling
partner he has weak hand. North,
unless he has powerful At, passes
it out-and South is just where he
wants to be.
released by the Associated Newspapers
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY

/ ACRES, BEAUTIFUL HOME-Every
modern convenience. furnished; mails rm.
full shrubbery, fine fruit trees, land will
grow anything; pier land locked harbor,
city Box 4O7-K, Star.
BEVERLY BEACH on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites Write
for catalogue. Box II. Mayo, A. A. Co.. Md.
NEW, ATTR. 4-room and bath cottage, 81,
porch, sand beach. 5000 terms. ME. 9510.
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|UT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE

harbor to retire to, We offer an additional
number of fertile homesites of from / to
erman's heaven. at present prices. starting
at $685. per tract; some homesites have
actual water, frontage, and all front
Terms as low as S45 down and SIS per
month; immediate possession. No heating
climate. For beautiful illustrated free
booklet, phone or write to E. J. GRAY
at 6915 Fairfax I'd, Bethesda, Md. WI
BY OWNERS-Central Florida; near Or
lando and large lake, 2oo-ft. frontage on
State highway cleo, 212 &C.. $3.50 tl0-ac.
down, SIS monthly. SLAUSON, MA. 6631.
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sTORE-I300 BLOCK G St n-w-WiII build
for responsible tenant. MA. 1893
PARKING CENTER, Silver Spring, Md
Available for immediate occupancy For
STORE FOR RENT, 927 So. #, 1872 goth
st; NV. Apply COLONIAL COFFEE SHOP,
Goth nh and Pa. ave; ny RE. 1895.
toll; 20x50; in excellent condition. very
desirable for grocery store, delicatessen
or similar business; 2 show windows; base
ment under entire store; shelving installed
Apply THOS. J FISHER & CO., INC.
I3S ] 9Th st. NV, DI. $3.50.
BOG 5th ST. N.W.-Shoemaker shop, with
equipment, and rms, bath, h.-w.h., gas,
cleo; rent, $50. Key at sol Eye st. APP
ply P. J. WALSHE, INC, Ills Eye st
NV. MA. 1853
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AUTO LOANS.

AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers.
We do not check with employers or use I'M
pleasant methods to ascertain credit record.
Car does not have to be paid for in order
to obtain money. NOLAN FINANCE CO
HOP New York ave. NV. tGreyhounG Bus
TerminaD. RE. 1900. Open till 6 m 30
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AUIoMoBILEs FOR SALE.

BUICK 1910 4-dr. sedan; radio, practicaIly
ffsde t DESIRED low GRN sfEs NE Rex
BUICK 1888 4-doo door, sedan eda radio ane
heater: in excellent condition through.
NV, MI. .Ols5.
heater, PARkwHY MOTOR SoiS 5 CO. s OBJ
s ssd is!o spssisI sasor ssa;a rsso
s35l y St, nv nj: ois5. ioN w.
3 .nf Or 1000; ...n,ou 49,. ,,n
e e0b5n sale sale pEAKE M9ToR Co. wis
9 Eess sedan ber IN e'f s4aas
P Pc, !. MOTOR $50 g. Wisconsin and Al
e cfmaTss SH and S9o studeb.ker
auired Seq Kenyon PEGS Inc pfS sa5 wiz
sSn slyd IL Al Arlington, Va, CH 5000.
e At 500 asth r sso'S Arlinss Sa 'S Va
GHRYsLER R,i late 1928 4.dosT trunk sedan;
De SOTO 1 ,sg e custom a''s s.door sedan
nsnsr Rd 5fl
DODGE 1895 convertible coupe: excellent
o pvnnns ce fHnst ppce for or sale ass
FORD 1896 Tudor trunk sedan. PARK.
WAY MOTOR CO. 3051 M st. NV MI
FORD 194l Tudor sedan: heater. radio
perfect motor: practically new tires
$3.50 cash; After z pm. CHI. 1924 =
GOOD tires: SIS. s64 Bladensburs I'd
HUDSON ls ;l 2-door Traveller; orisina
FoNr ilssn sasssa
HUDSON HUDSON 1874 1874 4.dr sedan ceiling pres
$500; day, FR; 2i36.
hsa SALE pA lsRs s0G Mo fssg 6o d0 so 80
LINCoLN-zEPHaYSk u isse: soldier must sell
exceptionally clean. radio: heater. Cal
ftsct SeR }fsfson s4 n5s sSy
TIN blue blue finish Tsf radio heater white side
t sSs ts n IS " IA 6ish MOTOR
heater PARKWAY aa0G Mo STfeaR co 5oa0 s saf
FAc 81 T no nj o1 1s5 4-door sedan; heat.
er; S1195; guaranteed; trade and terms
LOGAN MOTOR CO. 18th St n W. between
and L. RE. 1881. Open Sunday, Il
PACKARD 1910 model no convertible
maroon finish; Sl.175. CENTRAL MOTOF
SALES, 4432 Conn. ave. EN-. 1854. Boil
PACKARD 1910 100 black, very low mile.
age; exceptional eondition;. new tires
CO.: $500 Colesville I'd. Silver Spring
PACKARD I94i model 100 convertible
club cabriolet: radio and heater, very gooc
white sidewalled tires: like a new car
ceiling price. Trade desired. CENTRAL
MOTOR SALES. 4432 Conn. ave. EN-
1854; Bob Terrett.
PLYMOUTH 1896 coupe: excellent con.
dItion; mechanically and tires. GRADY
PLYMOUTH 1896 business coupe, handle
very easily; heater: good general appear
ance; S195. Glebe 1851.
STUDEBAKER 1888 four-door sedan; goos
condition; new tires: below ceiling price
Call MRS. CARTER. RE. 600, Ext. 72O93
sTUDEBAKER "e" sedan; new brakes
clutch. seat covers. engine perfect, 1865
Phone Ho 1894 aitsr g; is.
Cheyrolets; guaranteed See MR. WAC
GONER. 1888 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va
STATION WAGON, Mercury, 1911; CON-
pletely refinished natural wood body,
maroon, hood and tenders, heavy duty
tires, heater. foglight: price, S1,525.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO., 7725 Wis
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LIST YOUR MARYLAND and D. c. prop
critics for sale or rent with J. NOBLE
LIST Y0UR PROPERTY for sale with us
We are urgently in need Of houses for sale
IN city,, suburban and nearby Maryland
Personal attention to all listings. LA
SALLE REALTY CO. Ma. 1884.
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FARMS WANTED.

WANT FARM ACREAGE, small farmhouse.
electricity, some plumbing necessary; will
do, repairs; must be reas. price, within
easy driving range D. c. Describe fully
Box 9O-S. Star.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

OFFICE FOR RENT, 1 or rooms, fur
nish. or unfurnish.; also desk space. Call
ME-. 505S
OFFICE for rent; also desk space. L. J.
COVE. 500 Eye st. NV.
DOCTOR OR DENTIST SUITE available
TER. WI. 253a or RE $500.
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AUTO TRUCKS For SALE

INTERNATIONAL 1895 2-ton truck, model
Gao; good condition: new stake body;
private owner will sell at low cash price
Truck located at ESQ Station, Vienna. Va
Phone Vienna law
GMC half-ton panel-body truck See H B.
HART. POI Que st NV
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE with telephone service and
Leceptionist; large, bright room, on 2nd
per month. HENRY j. ROBB, INC, 1924
Vermont ave. DI. SAL,
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SUBURBAN RENT-vlRGIhlA.

Price. S35 per month. W. S. HOGE,
JR.. Oh. 0600, 3S15 Lee hwy
FURNISHED, rooms and bath; city i'm
provements; between TysonS Corner and
Vienna; "a acre of ground. Name on
mailbox in front. GUY r. CONKIIN,
Vienna, Va, Rt. 8, Box 81. Telephone
Vienna 26S-W-2
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

1is-TON stake or van body truck, must be
In good condition. Call DI. 1866 between
and pm. or 81. 1910 Sunday and
evenings.
WANTED or a ton paneled truck in
good condition: will pay good price Call
Gil. 2l90 after & pm
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OFFICES WANTED.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED, OFFICE BLDG, or 2nd-n. space
1900 SO. 1T, downtown, for school pur
poses by Jan. /. DI. 1862, MRS. FLYNN
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

eIe Z ST. N.W.-sinele metal garage
conveniently located, So monthly FED.
ERAL FINANCE CO.. 9l5 New York ave
NV. MA 74I6 15s
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SHENANDOAH VALLEY--Attractive, mod
fertile land, on Route No. IL, ct Wood
stock; city water, tiled bath, hot-water
heat, lights, hardwood floors, fun base
ment, nice lawn, shrubbery, poultry house,
garage. valuable homesites: sacrifice
price. $1,000: terms. W. II. BRUMBACK,
Woodstock, Va .
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AUTOMOBILE FOR SALf tceae.

TAI TAI Wiz VIII Eye G 9Ss, s zse5. 80.
as ssls wi,ov Tsaom. Park
80 Buick de luxe 4-dr. sedan; radio and
80 chrssler Royal 4-dr. sedan.
II Chrysler New Yorker 4-dr. sedan; radio
80 Dodge de luxe 4-dr. sedan; radio and
heater.
40 Chrysler d. !. 4-door sedan. radio.
Al Hudson de luxe 2-dr. sedan; radio.
Al Hudson Commodore 4-dr. sedan; radio.
heater
'3s Chevrolet 2-dr sedan.
a Nash de luxe 2-dr. brougham; heater.
'37 Dodge 4-dr. sedan.
'37 Dodge 2-dr. sedan. .
~ plymouth de luxe 2-dr. sedan.
AZ Plymouth special coupe.
'36 Dodge 1h-ton panel truck.
OPA prices or less.
TREW MOTOR CO.. I4th and Pa. ave. Sc,
ewes. and Sundays.
USED CAR SALE.
Paekardd c cDPsr sedan sedan F. ana and
Il R Rnick spesial sedan sedan and h.
20 BUICK super sedan s'a r. and d h. hna a.
P PSnsac az 5"1 fo sss s.d and h. and
Il Il s SlGd a Champion club coupe, h.
40 chrysler atrave ir sedan sedan + and h.
'40 Stgdebsker Champ. club coupe, r. and h.
80 Olds "6' club coupe. r. and h.
G ~ rafkaad CLUB coupe, r. and h.
"a Buick Super convertible sedan. r. and h.
~ Packard convertible coupe, r. and h.
msnS ohe SpeG1a sf Sonytble coupe and h.
EVANSVILLE Tsefis Z i sGick CO.. WA all
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7 axe Ny Word for 1t
By FRANK C. COLBY.

How Did 1t Start:
@. Am correct in believing that
the dog days" are SO called because
dogs are likely to go mad at that
time Of year?
A. Sorry, no. The dog days" are
SO called because of the rising of the
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- FUTURE.

ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, auctioneers.
Household furniture; high:grade canned
Committee; Samuel M Greenbaum, ad-
ministrator, estate, Augustus Briscoe, de-
ceased and from other sources by Auction
commencing am Groups and odd pieces
for every room in the home; personal
effects for an estate, ETC.; also, at 2:3O
pm. popular brands Of canned fruits.
vegetables, fruit and vegetable juices,
soaps, etc. no15I6
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lETTER-OUT

Remove one letter from each word and
rearrange to spell the word called for.
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed 1t II you have
"Iettered-Out" correctly you want to set
started.
Answer to YESTERDAYS LETTER-OUT.
OBJ CCRBE1SLCLOSER you're warm).
E) UNDOES-SOuND (he's healthy.
IL STRAGGLE-STAGGER q break ID
to coPiERsEPRIcHs fwhat you pay,.
(W) SEESAW-EASES Che makes COM
fortablc).
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT, all or part of build
ing. $4,000 So. it., on railroad siding in city
limit. Excellent for storage or manufac-
turing. Box 470-R, Star
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STUDIOS WANTED.

VOICE STUDIO WANTED, large room or
apt. suitable for voice studio; NV down.
town. Cali FRANKLIN DRESSELL, A. MS
till pm. NE. 1880
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

houses for white and colored. HO. 1870;
after z and Sunday, GE. 3049. I. BEERS.
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AUCTION SALES.
TODAY,

PUBLIC AUCTION, today, at 2 pm, at
Smiths storage warehouse, 1913 You St.
n.w.-Furniture and household goods OF
various kinds in suites and odd pieces,
also bric-a-brac, china, glassware and
various other articles. will be sold at
public sale today commencing at 2 pm
promptly. FED L. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
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CHLEGEL & GOLDEN offer
GAL De Soto custom sedan. r. and h,
941 Oldsmobile 4-door sedan.
BAL Ford super d. l. Eordor, r. and h.
941 Plymouth super d. l. 4-dr., r. and h
941 Chevrolet town sedan: r. and b.
939 Oldsmobile 2-dr. 6-cyl. sedan. h.
939 Plymouth 4-dr de luxe sedan, h,
939 Ford de luxe Tudor sedan.
939 Buick 4-door.
500 Studebaker 4-dr. sedan, r. and h,
938 Pontiac 4-door sedan, r. and h.
1857 Plymouth coupe. r. and b.
937 Chrysler Royal 2-docr.
935 Chevrolet coupe
CHLEGEL & GOLDEN, 257 Carroll st.
'akoma Park D. G.. GE 3312 Omen SlIn
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SILVER SPRING, near B. g. o. station;
desirable lots; zoned for industry. VIM. r
GARLIN, s115 Georgia ave. SH. 1919
IN ONE of the best blocks on ST. n e.,
store with apt: ami; price and terms
reasonable. Call MRS. TOLIVER. TR. 1882
or DI 6351 ira
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GUARANTEED CARS down payment
1912 Chevrolet d. l. tn sed, htr.- S37
1912 Chevrolet d. /. SPIT. sed = $50
1910 Hudson super 8 sed, rad, htr. S34
lg42 Chev. Sp. d. !. tn. sed., r. and h. SAL
1912 Studebaker Comdr. sed - S4s
1877 chevrolet tn. sed.---------S1 3!
1884 Chevrolet panel So!
1884 Chevrolet station wagon - $13.
will finance balance on easy month";,
payments. Ask for MR.. WAGGONER
2S25 Wilson blvd, Arlington. va. CH
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

FIREPRoOF building 2nd commercial
own alterations; long lease with purchase
option desired; prefer quiet neighborhood
Jan. / Call MR.. LEE, RE. 3949. 20s
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

CONTRACTORS STORAGE YARD, about
5000 So: it., in heart of Rosslyn. Va,
between Memorial and Kew bridges: $50
per mo. See Mr.. Norris, WEAVER BROS,
INC. Washington Building, DI 5000.
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STORES FOR SALE
STORES FOR RENT.

STORE with 4-room apt, 14th near sprin
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

WA. ALL.
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TAXI with PUG, 1911 Plymouth. imme-
date sale. Ia Willow ave, Takoma Park,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-15
PATRICIA MURPHY
MEETS GOVERNOR
Youngest, Oldest Members
Of Local Girls Club in
Radio Broadcast

Six year old Patricia Murphy, the
youngest member Of the waterbury
Girls Club, got the thrill Of her
young life Friday as she sat next
to Governor Raymond E. Baldwin in
the studios Of VITO and along with
the Chief Executive took part in a
radio broadcast. The occasion was
a special program arranged by Miss
Jane Dillon in honor Of the 80th
anniversary Of the founding Of the
Girls Club.
Patricia, who joined the organi-
zation two years ago, was the only
one in the group who had memoir
lied her part. The others read from
manuscripts. Patricia told how
happy she was to be part of the
organization, what she was doing
to help win the war and the pleas
ure she got out of going to camp
last year as a Junior WAC.
Also taking part in the program
was Miss Josephine Manzo who for
80 years has been a member of the
club. Also appearing in the pro-
gram were Mrs. Julius B. Smith,
treasurer of the board of directors
of the Girls Club; Miss Mary Ken
nedy, treasurer of the Ladders AS
ISOLATION of the Club, Junior Coun-
sellor at the Clubs Junior WAC
camp, and a club member for
years; and Miss Emily B. Tickell,
executive director Of the club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-15
FRESH FROM FRONTS

FRESH FROM FRONTS
War changes constantly. and so
do its teachers at the college. A
steady stream Of officers fresh
from active theaters bring TO the
students the latest information
on what succeeded there and
what did not, and why. They II.
lustrate by officitl plans and or
ders. The students learn the lat
est lessons to be drawn for future
operations anywhere on the seven
seas and six continents and in the
air above. After 20 weeks the
graduates are apportioned among
theaters Of operations all over the
world, going first to the War and
Navy Departments for final pointers
on the special situations they win
find.
TShe college Is now processing
two classes at once - one afield,
one In Washington. Hitherto this
country has had nothing like 1t
Army and Navy previously trained
their staff officers and commanders
almost in water-tight compartments;
a soldier knew the land, and o sailor
knew the sea-and little more. ThG
new way gives such promise that
the most progressive officers Of both
Army and Navy, including their
air forces, believe that as insurance
against the future, such a colleo
should be made permanent, peace
time institution.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-15
Yugos Take
New Horbor

London, May l5-(UP)-Yugoslav
partisans have captured the harbor
of Starigrad TO strengthen their
hold on Hvar Island in the Adriatic
off the Dalmation coast, a commun-
ique said today.
The communique. which gave no
details of the fighting on Hvar. al
so said that Allied planes began
patrols for the first time Saturday
over German transportation lines in
YugosIayia, and were obtaining Tex
cellent results" In attacking enemy
motor transports.
Except in eastern Bosnia. where
the partisans occupied the town OF
ziyinice and seized considerable war
material. fighting was confined TO
local activities.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-15

Already the colleges graduates,
hand-picked officers Of the three
arms, have shown their value in
the Pacific triphibious warfare in
which the United Nations have
had such notable success. Other
graduates have recently gone and
will 60 to Britain and the Med
iterranean for assignment to the
stats Of the commanders in those
theaters in preparing future OPP
erations. They have studied Brit
ish Staff procedure to facilitate
working with our Allies.
OFFICERS STUDY
Students In the country's high
est war college are officers -
colonies and lieutenant colonies,
captains and commanders - not
over As. All have outstanding
records. Most have had combat
experience, sometimes In two
wars. Their staff college train
ing bears only on this war and
mostly on American experiences.
For the air, each class spends
a month at the Army Air Forces
School Of Applied Tactics at Or
lando, Fla, flying every part sort OF
mission. For the land, 1t spends
second month at the Army's
Command and General staff
School at Fora Leavenworth,
Kan, learning about infantry, ar
tillery, engineers, tanks and cav
airy. Then for the sea the class
spends third month in the Navy
War College at Newport, r. J.,
learning the complex potentialities
in ships afloat and yards ashore.
The three parts are blended
into one in Washington, during
two months Of studies in the new
War Department building, with
incessant discussions, formal and
informal. The officers are en-
couraged to be original. They
sleep and eat together. In five
months they not only get q broad
months they not only get broader
view Of war than ever before but
become intimate friends, which helps
tremendously when they get into the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-15
Compensation
Agreements

Compensation Commi s 81 o n er
John j. O'Connell has approved
the following agreements for week.
ly payments during disability or
for specific payment In case Of
permanent injury:
Josephine Mankus Of 10 Summit
street against Waterbury Com
panies, $l7.s5 beginning April 81,
injuries to head, left hip, right
ankle, and leg.
Ida johnson Of 226 Cooke street
against John P. Elton Of 10
Church street, $l0.18 beginning
April 30, torn muscle.
Dominick Santore Of Derby
against American Brass Co. Of
Ansonia, SIS for IS and l-3 weeks,
66 and 20 per cent loss Of left
first finger by amputation.
John Tokarz Of Torrington
against American Brass Co. Of
Torrington, $26.i4 beginning
May 2, injuries to left wrist and
hand.
Frederick A. Sears Of Torirng-
ton against American Brass Co.
Of Torrington, $22.79 beginning
May 5. injuries to left first and
second toes.
Frederick @. Baldwin Of Tor
rington against American Brass
Co. Of Torrington. $26.63 begin
ming May 2, back injury.
Nicholas Padula Of A Shelley
street against American Brass Co.,
SIS beginning May 4, back injury
Anthony Turzo of 1877 Bradley
avenue against American Brass
Co., SIS beginning May /, back
injury.
Leonard Bosco of S Chestnut
Hill road against American Brass
Co., 1881 beginning May Z, back
injury.
Joseph Blum Of 10 Kenyon street
against Connecticut Light g.
Power Co. Of Hartford, $26.17 be-
ginning May 4, skin irritation on
legs and arms.
Arthur Martin Of 80 Whittlesey
avenue against Benrus Watch Co..
$50 beginning April II, strain Of
left knee.
Frances Sartori Of Torrington
against Torrington Co. $3.50 be-
ginning May 2, foreign body in
neck.
Julian Hamelin of Torrington
against Torrington Casting Co.,
$23.74 beginning May 3, abrasion
Of right hand.