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Evening star., 1945-10-04
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BY FRANK COLBY.
Handbook of Practical English.
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Q. There must be some simple
way TO explain the correct and m
correct use of due to-" NV English
class is utterly bewildered by the
textbook explanation. Won't Won
please d:spel our headaches?
A. Here is simple grammatical
rule, Due. to- should modify
noun, and not verb.
Examples:
Wrong: He fell verb due to
the icy walk" Right: His fall
tnoun1 was due to the lev walk.
Wrong: They succeeded CverbN
due to their perseverance" Right:
Their success noun was due to
their perseverance.
Wrong: The car was wrecked
verb due to faulty brakes" Right.
The wreck tnoun) was due TO the
cars faulty brakes.
I have invented this simple de-
vice with which to test the correct
ness OF due to" sentences:
Substitute the words attributed
to- for due to-" If the sentence
makes sense, then due to" is cor
rect, thus: His death was attributed
to pneumonia. The sentence makes
sense, therefore: His death noun
was due TO pneumonia.
He was punished (verbr al
trlbuted to his diSobedience." This
is nonsense. Due to" then. is in
correct. When the device shows
due TO" as incorrect. substitute
owing to- because of: on account
of" whichever is the most logical,
thus: He was punished because of
his diSobedienCe.
Wrong: They cheered fvcrhl
attributed to the good news" Right:
Their cheers noun) were attributed
to the good news. Therefore, their
cheers were due to the good news.
Note. In best usage. due" and
dew should have the long III"
(yool sound as in few. hew."
For the pamphlet explaining why Eng
ASh spelling cannot be Simpihed, send a
stamped. self addressed envelope to Frank
Colby, IN care Of The Evening Star.
tReleased by the Bell Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star., 1945-10-04
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

FRONT ROYAL, VA.--Large rooming house
with restaurant and kitchen with all
equipment, in business section, $4,000.
Hotel, in front of the American ViscoSe
Plant, on Royal Villedge, with all ! rooms
Of equipment, filled with roomers; $1,000;
located near three plants.
Woodstock Hospital on one acre, the
show place Of Woodstock in beauty; cost
make appointment to inspect
Front Royal-Large timber tract OF land
with pine and oak, lots OF trees with 900
It. of lumber in them; State road into
property, water from large creek TO sup
ply sawmill, miles from Norfolk r. R;
for S7,735 cash.
Restaurant with 100000 yearly in
come, with apartment, 100000 in heart
splendid, high class business in the Sky
land tourist trade. For sale by CLAUDE
L. RUST. 800 S. Royal ave, Front Royal
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Waves Tell Wind Drift

The direction of wind over water
can be determined by looking at
the shapes of the waves and the
shadows they cast. When a boat
has the wind on her bow she is
''on the wind" With the wind
astern she is running" The way
a small sailing boat sits in the
water is called her trim.
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BONNETT & BoNNETT. Attorneys,
39It Ga Ave NV
GARAGES FOR RENT.

3I9 nth ST. S.E.-Double garage con-
venient for parking or storage: $50 month
ly. FEDERAL FINANCE CO. 915 New
York ave. NV. Ma. 1+l6. 5A
BRICK GARAGES in Nv. section, between
Allison and buchanan SITS. Call GE. 0654
TWO GARAGES rear 36l2 Georgia ave. .
also concrete garages near Piney Branch
I'd. and Crittenden St, So each Ma U5S5
? GARAGES for rent: ! at 1886 Quincy
st. NV, which is a double garage. SO;
other in neighborhood OF 18th and M SITS
NV, single, SS. NICHOLSON & co. The
Burlington, 112O Vermont ave. NV, Ma
Evening star., 1945-10-04

NEW KOZY, Platt and Superior, also new
tandem Liberty; many good used trailers
including tandems. Cash for YOUR trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES, Route /
Berwyn, Md Tel. Berwyn 40
TRAILER, Fruehauf, about 70 f. long. fiat
BODY new tires. Call WI. $3.50.
LUGGAGE TRAlLERS, new. stake and ex-
press models. steel construction. immediate
delivery. will take place of - or - ton
truck; terms. AMERICAN TRAILER CO.
INC. 1880 Wisconsin ave. n.w., WO. 333l
Open .Nes. until q
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Goren on Bridqe

IGoren on Bridge
Neither side vulnerable. East
deals.
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K73 OARS
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East South West North
INT Pass 3NT Pass
Pass Pass
Opening lead: -Four of spades.
Tenaciously holding on to high
cards at the wrong time has proved
very costly to many a card player.
Possession of a high card may at
times be a milestone around ones
neck. When ship is in danger
even precious cargo is thrown over
board in the interests of safety.
That thought should have occurred
to East, the declarer in todayS
hand.
The opening bid of two no-trunp
cannot be severely criticized, though
it is microscopically short of text
book measurements. The addition of
another jack would have made it
meet even the most stringent re-
qulrementS. West has lust about
enough to raise to three no-trump
and South made the orthodox lead
OF his fourth best spade.
North won with the ace and Fast
played the seven. In that brief
moment he tossed away his chance
to fulfill the contract. The three of
spades was returned and taken with
The king, dummy was entered with
diamond and the heart fInesse
succeeded. Since there was no fur
+ ther entry into dummy declarer laid
/ down the ace of hearts in the hone
that the king was only sinplv
guarded and would fall. When it
failed to drop there was no way for
declarer to make more than eight
( tricks
| The winning play at trick one is
for declarer to drop the king of
spades under the ace and that would
have been no act of charity. His
side OF the boat was too heavy and
he should have jettisoned that card.
The play would not cost a trick,
1t would merely postpone the taking
OF it and transfer the trick to
dummy. In this way dummy will
have one entry in spades and one
IN diamonds permitting the taking
OF two heart illnesses and bringing
the total Of winners to nine.
Tomorrow's Problem.
DUMMY DECLARER
AXIS AAO742
2K982 VAOJ1n
pK743 uAJ2
+AQ7 -
You are declarer at a contract Of
seven hearts. The opening lead is
the jack OF clubs. Plan the play.
fCopyrisht 1a45, by Charles H. GorenN
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REAL ESIAIE WANIEp

I HAVE FOREIGN BUYERS for commercial
n-optrtieS in District; r. HERNANDEZ.
DI S6S1 or ME. 1890
WANTED building or lot. $4,000 to $4,000
so it. in District or nearby Md. with
railroad siding Ma 9095.
IF you ARE THINKING of selling your
property and desire quick results then
think of the HAMILTON REALTY CO.,
h625 Ga ave. NV. GE. $500.
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MaNEY To LOAN.

sALARIEp LADIEs-r you need money,
see Mr.. Green (strictly CONFIDENTIAL, lola
K st. NV, NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
MORTGAGE LOANS, AZ interest. Prompt
service. MOORE d HILL CO.. S04 18th
st. NV.
MONEY on 1st or end trusts; prompt
action, reaeonable rates; nearby Nd, Va.
or D. c. property. THE AMERICAN CO.,
S07 18th. MA. S032.
MONEY an SECOND TRUST-We will
buy second-trust notes D. c.. nearby Md.
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1912
N. Y. ave. NV National 1888.
LIST AND 2nd TRUST L0ANS-Prompt ana
courteous service, Consult Us before nor-
rowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT co ST. 9th st. NV DI 6150.
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for / st and
IND trust loans. DRuRY REALTY CORP,
Evening star., 1945-10-04

Remove one letter from each word and
to spell the word called for !,
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed it, If you hsvs
Lettered-Out" correctly it's parsonags,
Answer tn Yesterdays LETTER-OUT
fBl ABSENT -STANE fcurting implementl.
tU) SPOUTER-POSTER (an adj.
~ VALISE-SALvE (ointmert),
III ALLEGE-EAGLE bird.
I'D LEADERS-SEALER (stamp),
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PROPOSALS.
FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY public p

Federal WORKS AGENCY, Public Build
Sept, ~, l945.-Sealed bids in duplicate
| pm, Oct. II, l945, for extension to
dining room, cafeteria building. residence
halls, at Arl;neton Farms, Va. Drawings
and specifications may be obtained from
TINS office and must be returned to this
Office. The furnishing of more than one
set will be in the discretion of the com
REYNOLDS, Commissioner Of Public
Buildings. Federal Works Agency.
COMMISSIONERS, d. c., Washington, Oc-
F at Room Se5sd 5GS bsFsa Budns M 9t
until 200 PM, EST, October %, I945,
and then publicly opened, for constructior
School Minnesota Avenue and Ely Place,
Sc. Certified check for $40 90 payable
to the Collector OF Taxes D.. C., to insure
pany each request for proposals. plans ana
specifications, TO the Chief Clerk, Engineer
department, Room 42I. District Building
NOT more than three 90 sets, OF drawings
and specifications will be furnished to
any one general contractor.
oc3,6tdexSun
COMMISSIONERS, d. c., Washington, oc-
to6er , l945. Sealed proposals will be
until 200 PM. ST, October %, I945,
and then publicly opened, for construction
Of the Lucy DISCS Slowe Elementary School,
I4th and jackson Streets NE. Certified
cheGk for $50 90, payable to the Collector
of Taxes D. c., to insure return in good
condition. should accompany each request
tor proposals, plans and specifications to
me chief Clerk. Engineer Department
Room 427, District Building Not more
than three CD sets of drawings and speci-
cations Will be furnished to any one gem
erai contractor. oc3 6tdpXSnu
SUBURBAN SANITARY
Contract No. 1875, Sewer
Constru n.-Sealed proposals for con-
Structlng approximately l 1.26O feet of TO-
men and l2-inch plain concrete. $40 feet
OF l5-inch to 24-inch reinforced concrete
and 430 feet of l4inch to 2O-inch cast
iron, pipe sewers on Contract No 1878
viii be received at the Office of the Wash
ington Suburban Sanitary Commission,
Hamilton Street, Hyattsville Maryland.
until 800 PM, Eastern Standard Time,
Friday october ~, l945, at which place
and time they will be publicly opened and
read. Plans and specifications may be
obtained from Harry R. Hall, Chief Eneie
neer of the Commission, Hyattsville Mary
lano, upon deposit of 50 90 which deposit
will be returned to bidders or to those
returning plans and specifications in good
condition. PERRY BOSWELL. LACY SHAW
B. SMITH. Commissioners
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AUCTION SALES.

Desirable household furniture, rugs, sim
sle-door iron safe, Sogmer upright piano.
restaurant booths, American shcer, Briol-
O-Grill, electric sandwich toaSter, hotel
vacuum cleaner, coffee urn, floor machine,
etc By order D. B. Hadley, committee;
storage companies and others. by auction
1t Weschlers. 9l5 E st. NV, tomorrow,
commencing 9:30 a m Complete groups
and odd pieces for every room in the home.
inner-spring mattresses, lamps, radios,
mirrors, trunks, gas ranges, personal ef-
fectS. etc. oC3,4
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MCKINNEY, FLANNERY e. CRAIGHLL
901 Hibbs Bldg, Wash, d. c.. Attorneys
Filed Aug. T. 1915; Charles E. Stewart.

90l Hibbs Bldg, Wash. o. c.. Attorneys.
Filed Aug. :. i945i Charles f. Stewart,
IN THE DISTRICT CIT COURT OF THE
a;;-5A.MIERIcAN SECURITY AND TRUST
f6omas savsn uhaeI dscsased the pant T e.
y MALTEE s aL SULLIVAN ct EOS al De
bRR Of PTBI1cHoN As1H6 NG &oAiNsT SsT NON NoK
RESIDENT DEFENDANTS AND CERTAIN
UNKNOWN HEIRS AT LAW AND NEXT
deceased, and for instructions to the Plain
tiff, Trustee. as to its duty REGARDING the
o6 o tbe % dysrE and bt fp
fled fis herein; Upon motion Of The PLAN;
PENDANTS, WALTER S. SULLIVAN. GLADYS
c; WHITE, MILDRED C HAYES. WAR
next Of deRseas snd ii
EDITH NJ sgLIiyAN koEsER, Sifzf{la MAKTaA
yAN MADpEN CLEO ss MAReGERITE llT!
SGbXAN zGb EAf REeH sUGIVAE ESTEHAE syhlIAk WAIYAk
CLARA 8; sULkIVAN DAvIDsoN, EDNA HHHi
SYLVAN z MESsIcK ssh RHTH {T sHLLIXAN
er) ANKAY: ANNA MYRTLE SULLIVAN
(Burkit) HETzLER. W. T. SHERMAN Ad-
mln1Strator of Estate of Grace Sullivan
Sherman, deceased, HOWARD c. SHER-
MAN, FANNIE SULLIVAN ANDERSON.
MARGARET S. McFADDEN, MARGARET
S. McFADDEN. Executrix of Estate of Wal
ter McFadden. deceased, PAUL WOOD
MANSEE, MARIAN McFADDEN. EDNA
McFADDEN SMITH, Unknown heirs at law.
next OF kin, legatees, devisees and alienees
of JEAN SULLIVAN OAKES deceased;
PAUL FREEMAN OAKFS. if living. or if he
be dead, mis- unknown heirs at law. next
OF kin: legstees. devisees and ,aIienees:
atees. deVisees and alienees of LAWRENCE
SERA,L SERA LOUISE EMRIC MORGAN,
BROOKS ENRICH and unknown heirs at
alenees of THOMAS c. SULLIVAN de-
ceased, cause their appearance to be
entered herein on or before the first rule
day occurring three months after the day
OF, the. first publication of this order:
otherwise, the cause will be proceeded
with as in case of default. provided a
copy of this order be published at least
twice a month three consecutive months
the first of said publications to be not less
than ninety days before said rule date. in
the Washington Law Reporter and The
Washington Evening Star Newspaper. it
having been shown by Affidavit filed herein
that said Defendants are non-residents of
the District of Columbia fSl MATTHEW
F. MCGUIRE. Justice. tSeaD A true
copy. Test: CHARLES E. STEWART, Clerk
BY Emma G. Simpson, Deputy Clerk.
aus set. 90 :oc4.1S
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GARAGES WANTED.
HOUSE TRAILERS,

GARAGE WANTED for repair shop, lars
enough TO hold ) cars or more. Ca!l AT
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HOUSE TRAILERs WANTED
AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS.

HOUSE TRAILER WANTED, 20 TO % IT.
must be in good condition Writ
COMDR. C. r. JOHNSON, Box 10, Rout,
l. Vienna, Va. or phone S5-J
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LEGAL NOTICES Cont.
& sHINBERG, Attorn

1881 G st. NV
Filed Sept. 18th, 1945-7Charles E. Stewart,
IN THE DISTRICT G!fFk COURT OF THE
United States Tor the District of Co
nh lHmbianApna ilii plAha Bershad Plaintiff e VS.
The object of this suit is to obtain an
absolute divorce on the grounds OF de-
sertion; On motion of the plaintiff, it is
that the defendant, Philip Bershad, cause
his appearance TO be entered herein on or
before the fortieth day, exclusive OF Sun
days and legal holidays, occurring after
the day of the tirst publication of this
oroer, otherwise the cause will be pro
ceeded with as in case of default. Provided,
a copy of this order be published once
week for three successive weeks in the
Washington Law Reporter and The Evening
Star 5sI,r5. before said day. IS! F; DICKINSON
E, STEWART, Clerk. BY Emma c. Simpson,
Deputy Clerk. se2O,27. .oc4
HERBERT NJ. BINGHAM. H. DONALD
RISTLER, Attorneys,
9.i Tower Building.
Order of Publication-Change OF Name
Filed Oct. p l945 Charles E. Stewart
IN THE D1srR1c4 G4frk COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Column
PiamIn sIIp FnFYe Re Applc2ation Of FLoDIE uLA
having hled o complaint for Judgment
changing her name to Dorothy Ellen Law
renee and having applied to the Court for
quired by law in such cases. it is by the
Court. this 2nd day of october, 1915
ORDERED that all persons concerned show
cause, If any there be. on or before the
21th day OF October, 1915 why the prayers
OF said complaint should not be granted
Provided, That copy OF this order be
published once q week for three consecutive
weeks before said day in The Evening Star
Newspaper and the WASHINGTON Law Re-
porter. (S) H. A. SCHWEINHAUT Justice
tSeall A true copy. Test CHARLES F.
STEWART, Clerk By ELEANOR E. JOBE,
Deputy Clerk. oc4.lllS
BoNNETT & BONNETT Attorneys,
33II Ga. Ave. NV
Filed Oct. >, lS45.-Charles Z. Stewart
Order Publication-AbSent Defendant,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United states for the District o. CO.
!umbia.-Percy o, Anderson, Plaintiff. vs.
Mapds ot64E4 H. Ant6erson; ptla; Ep'esfendant;-No
absolute divorce on the grounds of de
Sertion. On motion of the plaintiff. it is
this 2nd day OF October. 1945, ordered
that the defendant, Maude H. Anderson,
on or before the fortieth day. exclusive OF
the day of the first publication OF this
order: otherwise the cause viii be pro
ceeded with as in case of default. Provided,
a copy. of this order be published once
week for three successive weeks in the
WASHINGTON Law Reporter. and The Eve
ming Star before said day. tS) H. A
SCHWEINHAUT. Justice Seal Attest
CHARLES E. STEWART. Clerk BY Emma
c. Simpson, DEPUTY Clerk. Oc4 II is.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE. Cont
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED

GMC- Two 1899 model 450 trucks Call
Mr.: Hasek. A. P. WOODSON CO.. Republic
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WM. F. MARTIN, ATTORNEY,

Order Of Publcation-Absent defendant
IN THE DISTRICT CT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Co.
lnmbia.-RICHARD c. MOORE, Piaintiff.
vs.. ELIZABETH MOORE, Detendant.-Civli
Action No. 30423-The object of this suit
is to Obtain an absolute divorce on the
ground Of desertion for more than two
years; On motion of the plaintiff it is
TINS md oay of October, 1945, ordered that
the defendant, Eliza beth Moore. cause her
appearance to be entered herein on or
before the fortieth day. exclusive of Sun
the day Of the first publication of this
order, otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in case of default Pro-
vided a CODY of this order be published
once a week for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star before said day CSl H A
SCHWEINHAUT Justice CSealD Attest:
CHARLES E. STEWART Clerk By Emma
c. Simpson, Deputy CLERK ORA II JS
Evening star., 1945-10-04

CLEAR BUNGALOWS, 5-r. and b.; ami
nearby Va. Ar bun, nr. Cheverly. $3.50
vacant. II metal garages. . extra lots
NV. 10 a. VIRGIN timber, CITY water, bus
q mi. out 1880. 3-r cottage on water
81. 80. All clear, terms. N. E. RYON CO.
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SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

SERVICEMAN needs late model used car,
consider any body type; have all cash.
Phone GIL. 0qS5
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HARRY ]. KANSE, Jr., Attorney for Com
Dlainants, SOB Z 81. NV
Filed Oct =, ly45-CharleS F Stewart

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Unlted, States for. the District of Co
lumbia MARTIN. I. McHUGH. ct al
Trustees, ComDlanants, VS.. MARY F.
BROWN, ct al, Defendants.-CiVll Action
No. 29121.-ORDER OF PUBLICATION
The object OF this action is to obtain
decree for the partition Of certain real
designated as Lot. S04, Square 460, as
described in the Complaint filed herein.
by a sale thereof. On motion OF the Com
PLANT i Is this md Day of October.
John Paul Shinmens, Jr.. minor, and
Mary Joyce ,Colao, minor, cause their
appearance to be entered herein on or
before the fortieth day exclusive of Sun
days and legal holidays occurring after
the day of the first publication of this
order, otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as a case OF default. provided
COPY OF this orGer be published once a
week for three successive weeks before said
Gate II The Evening Star Newspaper and
the Washington Law Reporter BY the
Court, tsl H. A. SCHWEINHAUT, Justice
lSeal) 4 true COPY, Test: CHARLES K.
STEWART, Clerk BY Emma c. Simpson
Deputy Clerk. oc4 Ills
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ACREAGE WANTED
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

10 OR Is ACRES in Montgomery Co, Is
or 20 miles from D. c. Price. Terms
Box 2S6-X, Star 81
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

CASH for light truck; l2-ton to lla-to
w. P. BAKER, Ii. 3047.
Evening star., 1945-10-04

Jason, please pull the servants :
cord, and then come and see what
Want!" i
Evening star., 1945-10-04

COMPARE THESE CARS. A fine selection
of late models, Will sell with or without
trade. OPA ceiling prices and some below.
az Mercury 4-dr. sedan, r. and h. Sl.47l
42 Buick super sedanette r. and h. 1856
mander sedan, r and h. 1895
Many others to choose from. HYATTS-
WILLIE BUICK CO. WA 41ll
Evening star., 1945-10-04

For the pamphlet explaining why Eng
IlSh spelling cannot be simplifed send a
stamped. self addressed envelope to Frank
Colby IN care of The Evening Star
tReleaSed by the Bell Syndicate Inr1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-18
Community Club HoIdino Fall Meetinq
 Residents of Hope
 vile Invited to
 Attend Session

The Hopeville Community club will resume It's monthly meetings to. night at the South Congregational Parish Hall at 8 p. m. President Tynan will preside ct the business meeting.
 Plans will be made for the An- nual Halloween Parade to be held In October, and anyone who has Q little time to give assistance is cor- dially invited to attend the meet- ing In order to offer their names Suggestions are also wanted for im- proving handling of the Parade. All residents of the Vile are cordially invited to attend the meeting.
 Committee reports will be made by the membership, activities, well fare and improvement divisions.
 The card tournament will bo re. Sumed, with members of the ae-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-18
Father, Son With Opera Production
 Nicola Reseisno to
 Conduct Orchestra For "RisoIetto"
 Sept. 26

Father and son will figure in the orchestra accompanying the presen- tation of "Rigoletto" at Loews Poll theater Sept. 20, Nicola Rescigno, twenty-seven years old, will conduct and his father, Joseph Rescigno, Is playing first trumpet. The former has been conducting the Chicago Opera Company orchestra, and the latter Is Q member of the Metro- polltan Opera orchestra.
 Last year Nicola Resclgno was musical director and conductor of the San Carlo Opera Company, con- dueting 270 performances and last month he was conducting in Cin- cinnati for the Cincinnati Opera Association.
 He was born In New York city, attended grammar school in New York, later going to Italy, where he enrolled at the University of Rome As Q law student, at the same time studying theory and composition. In this country he made his debut at the Academy of Music in Brook lyn As opera director and later ap- pointed director of the New York Opera Guild.
 Miss Mimi Benzell will sing the leading role of dilda, and others singing in the cast are Carlo Morel- Il, baritone, Thomas Hayward, win- ner of the ie4B Metropolitan Audi ton of the Air, and Ellen Repp, contralto.
 The opera is being presented by the Connecticut Opera ASSocia ton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-18

$4.600;, Watertown Girl Scouts, $l,- 800; Watertown Boy Scouts, $500; Litchheld County Y.MC.A,, $750; Waterbury and St, Mary's hospitals, $2,00o Waterbury Society for Men- tal Hygiene, $500 Total $2l ,376.
 Tin Can Collection
 The salvage committee reminds all residents that the last war Sal- wage collection of tin cans will be taken up in WatertoWn and Oak vile Saturday morning, September %.
 All hattened tin cans should be put in containers and placed near the roadway so that they may be picked up readily by tho men on the trucks. The cans should be placed at the curb not later than 8 o'clock Saturday morning.
 To Resume Studies
 Sgt. Norman Manning, AUS, husband Of tho former Miss Dar- lene PurVlS Of West Water Farm, duernSeytoWn road, has received his honorable discharge from the U. S. Army and will resume hIS studies in the junior class at the University of Connecticut, Storrs
 Mrs. Manning and her young son, who have been with Mrs. Mannlng's parents, MT. and Mrs. Robert PurVis of Westwater Farm for the dura- ton are with Sgt Manning ct StorFS.