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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

AEsTIN wanted and an other makes, 5aek
$40 !; ohss. ARCADE , PoSTiAs e.:
any make Of car that has had GOOD care,
s sshs 1r them ST and XVI Psg rs ss fsh
st. NV. Dupont 4455
BUICK, Chevrolet, Ford, Packard or any
make car that has had GOOD care urgently
your car to LOVING MOTORS. 1919 N
BtICK WANTED. We will pay the limit.
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES, 1929 Rhode
Island ave. ne. North s31s.
re- 54t4 sh kE EAR Eye oL Ii CO.
Sf1S ssP fsa NsS Y fa4 fa VIII pa,
TOP cash prices. BROWN PONTIAC, NC,
"a SAsH f7e CARS wANTEp-1ss7 to 1912.
we viii pay ceiling price II cars condition
arEfs: it, A!iI sRg Sshi BAR Raks sssn
CASH o fok Yo1R 9 eaR r chevrolss
sTEHhSF iSSR ssk gro W pd SIS
Ds ebsasGn f G 81 oRRE suss
SECT s1 You se its po 81 RSs
h Tstn WAIVED R Rs'T R p BAY tn.
limit. Any model. Any year. All cash.
No checks. WILLIAMS AUTO SALES, 1929
Rhode Island ave. ne. North s31S.
price at WHEELER, INC, 4s1o Wisconsin.
Or Or 1920; Ghrysler-plymouth dealer;
VEL RSsse Rs Sfs aHP
BobGE Or Go0 eve iH n es at
Ps his5 iash k REasf IL o ffen
MOBILE CO.. North Cap. and New York
prie sssG sRo s ss YIN asy e s2P
FORD. preferably coupe, 1es4-1es6, in
fair condition reasonable. Will pay cash.
FORD Or CHEVROLET. 1885 or 1886, in
sibie: viii pay very fair price Sligo sss4.
FoRDs WANTED: We win pay the limit
Any model; any year, All cash; No checks.
oLDsMoBILE 1871 So or So needed at
once VII psy hsh CASH pTiss for Gssn
MOBILE CO. North Cap. Na and New o Yofk
oS ,. WANTED; We will pay tn.
No checks. WILLIAMS AuTo SALES. 1923
Rhode Island ave ne North s3Is
PLYMOUTH yrar Is our spesalty The top cash
OR. 1920 Chrysler-Plymouth dealer
Dr ass' sR RoaS s5s YIN e
w PAY TOP Cash PRICES for late model
u,ed cars. Phone AT 400 Or LUDLOW
Mr. Paul Jones will siadiy cali at your
ss%' az sSf iss ~ Ss SCI esa e:
Fos ii &c WANTED. We will pay tn. limit.
e Any model Any year AFRO All essh No
PONTIAC DEALER FLOOD viii try to pay
highest high LEGAL s price for any car Open eve
We y saoo Flood Pontiac.
s sss n9aa and G e RepS G2 s sh ST. NV
War WORKERS. NEED YOUR CAR, please
W. g. , 5sg ~ H.r AZ. Bonds
DEFENSE WORKER wants good used car:
Phon. f oIdnay e trade or will nay cash.
Phone no. 5000, cherner Motor Co,
Phone today-our representative will call
and Oldest dealers Ss o. We w ssR.
9. reputation, to maintain. So stop in or
can 'e ao Dri fosa ySSs sn!
and Lineoln,zephyr. home Of Chernsrised
rAsrs sve wants ns i 9sfn es s
PEAkE PAYS THE LIMIT, why shop
around2 Wen attend to all QPA details.
Wisc2nsin ave at Albemarle st.
PktvAIE PARTY vents A-door sedan; any
Cadillac, etc. wifi pay cash or have 1899
Ford coupe, perfect condition. to trade.
"a, 1924 or RE 9234; Monday
fair dealing; go courteous service; (3) ex-
pert advice; (4) top prices. See us before
Of satisfaction. Phone HO. 5000 CHER
NER MOTOR co, Ford. Mercury and
L I'm, zephyr. home OF Ghsrnerized cars.
Cash AT ONCE. Top dollar always at
COAST-IN PONTIAC. 407-423 Florida ave.
WANTED. FOR CASH. late-modei Chevro-
Iet cars, station wagons and trucks: i'm.
come any distance. CHEVY CHASE NO.
TOR CO.. 772S Wis. ave. WI 1885.
CONTINUED on Next PassJ !,
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FARMS WANTEp.

COL0RED - Want small farm to lease;
house. with electric, nearby D. c.: must be
near to school and transportation; will pay
LEWIS. s2s V st. n nsW. write IEsi HR
MARYLAND TOBACCO FARM wanted
viii pay all cash for an attractive house
within 80. miles OF District. House must
be In excellent condition. with 1t least
o e aIt z modern baths; h. VII. cleo
equipment and livestock at current market
price; Desire to deal with owners. not
agents. 1E. 6006 any day after z pm.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED service station or garage. viii
buy or lease in city or suburban. Call
SHOWROOM or warehouse in District, to
be used for Hussmann commercial re-
frigeration display and service dept. will
buy or rent long lease. S. L. PRICE, GA
Quintana pl. NV. RIA. 1868.
WILL LEASE OR BUY 10000 to $4,000
so. fl. of clean warehouse space. siding
preferred but not essential: immediate &C.
cupsncy not essential Address reply, CIV
ing details. Box 3oS-K, Star
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OFFICES WANTED.

WANTED, OFFICE BLDG, or 2nd-f space
1,50o 50. TT. downtown. for school nur,-
s TiTE 0s "a ROOMS doWntoWn own Business Business
section, NV. of l4th and H. annual basis.
CROSBY DI. 0215.
ONE LARGE or medium-size offces want
ed. Top rent paid. Only best ONCE bldg.
Expanding co. Can DI. 45S3
FIRM doing business on national scale
REQUIRES approx. 400 So. IT, of once or
desk space at once In financial district.
BOX a3o-R. Star. 10'
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

3-sTORY AND BASEMENT STORE, eth st,
near N. Y ave. NV: 1900 so. #. on main
floor, additional | 900 in basement 6
large rooms above; INV heat: suitable any
business; Gall rent department, LEO M.
5 A Stones AND s Dr. PA RI R4G FLOOR. good
business location, S45 also rooms avail
able. 1923 14th st. NV. NO. 1920, Ext.
Contractors STORAGE YARD, about
5000 So #, in heart of Rosslyn. Va,
between Memorial end Key bridges: $50
per mo. See Mr.. Norris, WEAVER BROS,
INC. washington Building, DI. $500.
NEAR 18th AND YOU SITS. NW.-2-story
brick house, suitable for real estate office,
doctors office, etc. Me 43O0, DU. 1900.
1I3S-1IiI 18th ST. N.W.-Ideal location
for store or Offices. win remodel. Call
EN- 1890. Sundays and weekdays. F. A.
TWEED Co $500 Conn ave
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A GOOD INvESTMENT-5O acres of good
land, new Broom house, partly furnished:
3 baths coal or oil heat several good out
fruit trees; good location: surfaced
roads bus service 40 min. to D. C.: sacri-
flee, S19,975: $4,000 cash. balance less
than rent
8 acres Of land. S-room house and barn:
excellent location. beautiful view, plenty
fruit trees shade apd shrubbery; bus serv-
balance like rent
Good 5-room house, several outbuildings;
40 min. D. c.: bargain, $1,000: $1,000
cash; For appointment call Vienna $50
WHTTESELL's REAL ESTATE, Chain Bridge
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REAL estate SAC or EXCHANGE

keAl eSJATE SAlE OK EXCHANGE.
SALE OR ACCOMMODATIONS COM
muting distance Potomac River Modern
l1,room residence with sla acres having
I u ZIP, riparian rights on the river; Situated
boulevard, entrance to Washington via
south Capitol bridge project. when COM
from downtown. Will exchange for small
apartment unincumbered. or similar rental
property having $4,000 equity. THEO-
DORE F. MENK, OPT 10th st. NV. Elk.
BUNGALOW. $500 blk 33rd st. NV. 5
rooms, lot 50xI.50; plenty trees. What
CORNER LOT, 100x192, for sale or ex-
change; street assessments paid: one best
suburbs of Tampa, Fla price low; easy
terms or exchange for D. C. property.
8; T; HICKMAN. $50 NV. 9th ave,
Miami Fla
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GARAGES FOR RENT

1885 CHAPLIN ST. N.W-strictly private,
n lli all concrete. vide paved alley,
car: IS. CO 1918.
1927 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Double garage
for rent
1880 18th ST. N.w.-Space in brick ga
rage, S. per month. ia. 1882
GARAGES, l pebble dash. i metal. on
wide. well-lighted paved alley. 1917 Allison
ST. NV. lbet. 18th and 18th sfs)
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FARMS FOR RENT.

VA. ESTATE, 1s9 a., on highway near a
small fashionable town; over so q. fertile
soil for truck 10-r. house, basement, fire.
garages. poultry houses and other bldes
In excellent condition; near military hdats
room shortage; house can be subdivided
into apis; will rent house separately
lideal for retired person. or with farm
HO 4603 or BOX 4So-H Star
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

1927 EYE ST.-ofhce to share with public
OF advertising business. Home phone CO.
5000, MISS WOLvERTON, Apt. 400.
DESK SPACE with telephone service and
receptionist; large, bright room, on 2nd
floor of building at $40 18th st. NV; $50
per month. HENRY j. ROBB, INC. 1924
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AUTO LOANS.

AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers.
We do not check with employers or use un-
pleasant methods to ascertain credit record.
Car does not have to be paid for in order
to obtain money. NOLAN FINANCE CO,
l102 New York ave. NV. GREYHOUND Bus
TerminaD. RE. 1900. Open till 8 I'm 80
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ACREAGE WANTED.

NV. of the District in Montgomery County.
with sewer ~snd water available, or
nearby. Please give all details to HERMAN
SCHMIDT Woodward Bldg, MA. 9257.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

sPENCERVILLE, MD, II mi from D. c.
Groom and bath house on ! acre; pipeless
furnace, telephone and electricity small
barn and garage; . large chicken houses;
bus passes door; $4,000, SANDY SPRING
REALTY CO. phone Ashton 2421
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

ENTIRE Ind FLOOR Of garage. vicinity
18th and x SITS. NV; 600 So, #. ME.
1900 SIP 0156-W.
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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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for 4-6-
room modern house in Arlington. Box
435-R, Star.
ARLINGTON, Falls Church, Va.-Have
considerable cash. need modern 3-bedroom
Also interested in house with some ground
on Lee highway. c. w, CLEVER g. CO,
INC. Agents oxford 0322 or CHI. 1929.
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

l1a-TON stake or van body truck, must be
in good condition Call DI. 1896 between
l and 3 pm. or 81. 1910 Sunday and
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTLESS acres,
200 acres clear. 3 tenant houses. barns
ISL acres, 80 acres clear; 9-rm. house.
gas, lights, telephone. large barn. stables
ana other oqtoldss price So 900 terms
. houses; price 1000; terms viii sell
stock and equipment. w. E, HARDESTY,
Phone Upper Marlboro Sc. Open all
day Sunday
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GARAGES WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT single garage vicinity
newark st. and Wis. ave. Call De 1862
after 4 pm.
SINGLE GARAGE wanted in or around
District Hts Gall HI O576-J.
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STUDIOS WANTED.
STORES FOR RENT.

VOICE STUDIO WANTED, large room or
apt suitable for voice studio NV down.
town. Call A. NJ s till 2 pm. ME. $3.50.
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FIRST FLOOR SPACE, 4ox50, new nicely
finished block linoleum floor, fuorescent
lights. fine toilet facilities heat and hot
water furnished not on business thoroueh-
fare but convenient location, near 18th
Year. F, ELIOT MIpDLEToN, RE. G11sG.
3 STORES, 24X30 it., for any kind OF
business. 360S TAYLOR St. Brentwood. Md.
LOW rent
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PROPERTY WAITED.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

WANTED--Building or apartment suitable
for hotel; 40 to 30 rms O'HARE
ESTATES, MA O5S6
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TWO-FAMILY HOUSE, detached, Congress
erected 1910: excellent construction; prof
itehle investment: rents. $500 yearly.
Two-family house, row type north of
Soldiers Home perfect condition: gas
heat; rents, 1890 yearly; no vacancies
SINCE erection; excellent rental section.
Cal MR.. LACY, WI. 1868
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STATION WAGON. Mercury, 1871: has
maroon hood and tenders, red leather
seats, GOOD seryiceabie- tires; guaranteed
e GMafaasan'e MIRROR re &c. SIG Ss wiz. CHEVY wy
WI. 1885.
INDIVIDUAL will trade 1s41 Dodge sedan
for older car and equity. After 2 Pm.
Sunday 2s1s Knox terrace sc.
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OUTSTANDING BUYS: / Postwar build
ing site doTntown; now used as parking
S91,500.
.. NV. apt, freproof; 35 units, low
rentals Hi IL less than times rental; priced
3; Well-known modern building in large
Eastern city, one of the finest structures of
stantial investment: about $4,000 cash
required, balance well financed
a. Corner Office building downtown
Eastern city. rental over 500. 600 yearly;
unusual circumstances permit offering at
the price of $4,000 Fine type of ten
ancy property now clear, can be financed
Since 1919 for investment prop see
ANTON KOERBER CO., 1926 st. NV
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PACKARD 1910 model 100 4-door sedan:
ice sfssH a9frd9 81 id 5ssl
PACK ARD Is4l eonyertible coupe. six-cyl-
s sfse1 Can m Ii s;,ua BUTLER Adams os!a
PACKARD Is42 custom Clipper 4-door Sc
dan, seat covers. radio, underseat heater;
dealers. Or. faa5. must nave Df'0f'''' nc
PACKARD 1870 "1ao" 4 door sedan
Iodas M5os eo ss 1sds
between K and L. RE. 1881. Open Sun.
Ply PIYM y u 4 1885 business coupe; heater
tation: S215. Glebe 1851
i pLYM0UIH 1895 2-door town sedan;
nHH4SS e. 1889 1892 coupe very GOOD tires
ego Da kENN Yo %oro 5ssea sa
PLYMOUTH iY1 Dc luxe S-doori sedan
nod transp-, good tires; $3.50 cash. NO
PLYMOUTH 1889 de luxe sedan, ex-taxi
no reasonable offer refused; may be seer
l4th and L SITS. NV, Gulf Station, sundV
Nov. II, ~, from 8 am. to pm, Mon.
Gay, NOV. ID, ~, am. to pm.
excellent condition. ssi osiethorpe st
PLYMOUTH. 1885, a-door coach: yery
Inspection; $l75; KENNY MOTOR SALES
PLYMouTH 1887. business coupe. good
rubber; heater and radio. Call wa. s51a
saturday. or Sunday after 12 noon 12a
PONTIAC 1899 de luxe 4-dr. sedan. black
nnish, radio. excellent tires. ceiling price
1929 14th st. NV
OWNER must sell 40 Lincoln Zephyr, M.
~ S:pass. club coupe. Call after 4 pm
Ii $3.50. 4021 Nichols ave Sc
PoNTIAC 1889 4-door sedan; s675 cash
PONTIAC 1910 de luxe coach; by owner;
actual mileage under $1,000. CHI. ST72
PONTIAC ~ cony. club coupe with 81
It. house trailer, '37 De Soto cow. coupe
'36 chrysler Airnow sedan. '36 Dodge
sThsnr i313 18th st,nGw De $3.50.
sedan; best offer. 1901 So. Stafford st.,
darlington. Va, Apt B-l: Sunday am.
WHY'S 1910 de luxe sedan: radio and
heater: car in excellent condition: viii ac-
cept 1925 Ford or Chevrolet in trade:
1910 LINCOLN ZEPHYR 4-door sedan, Al
ccndition In sppearsnss tires and me
NC, W. b. Hermann, 81. a7Sb.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-11
Compensation Agreements

Compensation Comsr. John j.
O'Connell today approved the fol-
lowing agreements for weekly pay
ment in case of permanent
injury:
Joseph Kwijauskas of Nauga-
tuck against Eastern Malleable
Iron Co., of Naugatuck, $25.82 for
30 weeks, 40 per cent loss of use of
right thumb, stiffened at first
joint.
Thomas Sasso of Oakville
against Charles Sasso Of SO Sey-
mour street, $22.63 for three
weeks, two-inch scar ON thumb.
Andrew Weiman of Torrington
against Turner g. Seymour Con-
struction Co., of Torrington, $29.64
beginning Jan. 4, back injury.
Agnes Reyber of % Second ave-
nue. against Scovill Mfg. Co., $1.28
for four and At weeks, back in
jury, supplementary.
James j. Jordan of Winsted
against American Brass Co., of
Torrington, $25 beginning April
10, injury to left arm.
John Rusgrove of Terryville
against Eagle Lock Co., of Terry
vile, $50 for ten weeks, so per
cent loss of right little finger.
George E. Hall of Torrington
against American Brass Co., of
Torrington. $2911 beginning jan
uary 20, dermatitis of legs and
arms.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-11
NAMES OF JURORS
FORMALLY DRAWN
2S Eligible for Service
Spring Session of Local
Court

Names Of % jurors who will serve
in common pleas court for the April
criminal term and for the spring
civil session were drawn today by
Court Clerk Andrew D. Dawson. The
list follows:
Waterbury, Mrs. Emma c. Lowell
and Frank Hill; Naugatuck, Carl
Thompson and Matthew Maher;
Prospect, Rudella Driscoll and Ber-
nice Buys; Wolcott, John N. Will
kinson and Henry l.. Norton; South
bury, Sidney S. Platt and Raymond
Oberstadt; Beacon Falls, Prisque P.
Valois and Mrs. Theresa Quinn; Ok
ford, Viola A. Madorno and Rich
ard j. Jacobs; Middlebury, Rich.
ard w. Baxter and Gordon Phelan;
Cheshire Otto G. Glueck and Hes
ter B. Harris; Woodbury., Myron
Holmes and Mary M. Kenway; Wa
tertown, John A. Shields and Ar
thur Bronson; Thomaston, Lester I.
Raymond and Harold G. Hoydt; Ply
mouth, Esther G. Hinkleman and
Lena K Emmons; Bethlehem, Helen
l.. Johnson and David G.. McCon-
nell.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-11
SkeIton-Morris
MARRIAGE Off

Hollywood, April 11.-(U)-Com-
edian Red Shelton and model Muir
lei Morris went to lot Of trouble
to get their marriage license, but
they said they wouldn't be using it.
They got one Friday after being
refused at first because they hadn't
had blood tests, and were reported
preparing to marry over the week
end.
Both agreed, however, it was all
over. Miss Morris said she thought
she would marry business man
from Mexico City.
Hes fabulously wealthy" she
said. She said he was good-natured
but not a comedian.
Friends of Shelton said Miss Nor
ris had been anxious for Shelton to
fire his ex-wife, Edna, as his bus
mess manager. She has handled his
affairs for the past II years and still
writes his contracts and most Of his
gags.
Shelton repeatedly refused.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-11
VICTORY HOUSE
PROGRAM READY
Wildly Students in Charge
Thursday to Stimulate
Bond Sales

Each Of the three local high
schools have subscribed $l2,500 to-
ward a $4,000 goal Of war bonds
for the purchase of Navy Corsair
plane, will conduct a program for the
sale of the bonds at the Victory
House.
wildly High School will start the
program Thursday of this week
when a special program Of enter
tatnment will be presented. Other
programs will be held April 20 by
Crosby and April q by Leavenworth
and May Is when combined pro-
gram Of all three will be conduct
ed.
Quotas for each of the grammar
schools are as follows: Abbott $500;
Anderson, $500; Barnard, $780,;
Bishop, 5000; Bucks Hill, 500:
Bunker Hill, $4,000; Chase, $4,000;
briggs, $1,000 and Duggan and Beg
nal, $4,000.
Others, East Farms, $3.50; East
Mountain, $3.50; Hendricken, $500;
Hopevi1le. 81, 400; Kingsbury, $4,000;
Maloney, $1,000 Merriman, $500;
Mulcahy, $3.50; Open Air, $35;
Roosevelt, $500; Russell, 81, 500; Slo-
cum, $1,000 Sprague, $500; Tinker,
81 500; Walsh, $4,000; Washington,
$500; Webster, $1,000 and Wilson,
81 900.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-11
JAIL SENTENCES
Melted OUT TODAY
Desertion, Breaking and
Entering Charges Heard
in Superior Court

Sentences of 30 days in Jail were
imposed by Superior Court Judge
Edward j. Quinlan today on
Charles Hubbell, ~, of "a East Main
street, who was found guilty of a
charge of desertion, and Louis
Wood, q, Of 5O7 North Main street,
who pleaded guilty to a charge OF
breaking and entering.
A hearing in the case of Hubbell,
who pleaded not guilty, was con-
Quoted last week and the decision
was given today on the basis OF
briefs filed by Assistant States At
torney Walter w. Smyth, who pros
ecuted the charge, and Attorney
Edward T. Carmody, public de-
fender, who appeared for Hubbell.
The accused mans wife was call
ed into the courtroom to hear the
jurists's comments following i'm
position of sentence, and she
brought with her their two small
children. Judge Quinlan comment
ed it might be too much to expect
the couple to reunite but that such
an event would not be beyond q
reasonable possibility. He stated
the accused should be given oppor-
tunity to see his children.
Hubbell had claimed he did not
support the children because his
wife would not allow him to see
them.
Wood pleaded guilty to a charge
Of entering an apartment at rs
Center street where he lived for a
brief time. States Attorney Will
liam B. Fitzgerald said the accused
took $14 from metal box and also
gold wedding ring valued at $40,
after he gained admittance by re-
moving glass pane from the door
and christening the latch.
Wood claimed at the time of his
arrest that he entered the premises
to obtain some of his clothing and
claimed today that he did in real
ity take some of his possessions.
Married and the father of three
children, he told the judge his diff
Guilty started over trouble with his
wife, who lives in New Haven. He
had been confined to the NewtoWn
State hospital for 30 days for a
mental examination, and the court
was told today the accused was not
mentally Ill.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-11
CITY EXPECTS to-
SAVE $4,000
WDC Extends Policies on
War Risk Insurance for /
Waterbury -.

The city is expected to 'sayeN
over $4,000 this year by not being
required to pay that amount in pre-
n1iunlS on war risk insurance as re-
suit Of the recent move by the War
Damage Corporation which has exc
tended automatically, for one year,
all policies in force on March 81,
in consideration of premiums pre-
viouSly collected. No action on the
part of the policyholders is required
now to keep the insurance In force
for the year.
Reasons behind the move, it is urls
derstood, result from the corpora
ton having collected premiums
amounting to $218, 1000, 900 after pay
ment of all expenses, against claims
totaling only $72,889.74 which are
in the process Of adjustment.
The question Of the eventual re-
turn of unexpended premiums to
policyholders was not discussed in
the announcement of the corpora~
ton.
The city had appropriated this
amount to meet cost of the pre-
miums within it's emergency fund.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-11
Fionce Sticks
BvJaiIed Girl

Fall River, Mass, April 11.-(UP)
Miss Arlene Underwood. 18-year-
old Fall River nursemaid, was in
Jail today awaiting hearing on q
kidnapping charge while the man she
was to have wed yesterday promised
to stick by her. and secure her
$4,000 bail.
Miss Underwood has pleaded in
nocent to abducting 2-year-old
1emes Chace last January and will
be given a hearing Thursday in
district court. Her fiance, John YER
done, a Brockton war worker, visited
her yesterday and assured her that
their wedding would take place as
soon as possible.
Meanwhile, the child,s mother,
Mrs. Alice Chace. %, drug store
clerk anG wife Of a sailor, entrained
for New York to claim her son who
had been held in foundlings'
home there since he was found
abandoned in subway station.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-11
TWO YOUNGSTERS
SAFE CRACKERS

A six-year old and a 12-year old
boy, taken into custody by police
yesterday after an attempted safe
cracking" at the Scigliano Lumber
Co., u Division street Sunday night,
were turned over to their parents
by juvenile authorities.
Probation Officer Edward Pastore
explained that the usual procedure
in these case is to investigate the
child'S background and home condi-
tons before taking any official &C
ton. AS to the six-year old, MI.
Pastore said 1t appeared doubtful
that he was old enough to know
what it was all about and could
hardly be held responsible.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-11
Toxpoyers Are
Given q Break

Washington, April 11-(UP)-
Taxpayers will have ample oppor-
tunity to correct mistakes in their
1874 declaration of estimated taxes,
due April Is. and should not delay
filing because OF fear of penalties,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Joseph D. Nunan, Jr., said today.
He said the following provisions
afford taxpayers broad protection:
April is estimates may be cor
rected by filing revised declarations
on or before June IS, or Dec. Is.
No penalty will be assessed If the
tax is not underestimate by more
than 20 per cent (33 1-3 per cent for
farmerS).
No penalty will be assessed if the
estimate is computed on the basis
of last years actual income and this
years rate and exemption, and If
installments are paid on time.