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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-25
Miss Ann Snipes
WEEDS Mr.. Brummitt

Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Snipes an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter, Ann Fulcher, to Thorn
as Douglas Brummitt, Jr., on
March 10. at Conway, S. c
Mr.. Brummitt is serving with the
armed fcrces and Mrs. Brummitt
is making her home at present at
104 Calhoun Drive, Maffitt Village.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-25
Miss Mary Bason,
Maj. Broadfoot
Engaged To Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Bason
of Chapel Hill, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Mary
Burnham, to Major William Gil.
lies Broadfoot, Jr., son of Mr.. ano
Mrs. william C. Broadfoot of For
est Hills, this city.
Major Broadfoot, 10th AAF re-
Gently returned to the states from
India.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-25

which the club may do will be held.
Following this, bridge playing will
be enjoyed.
Mrs. Donald H. Connolly a d
Mrs. Howard L. Kilburn will act
as hostesses for the afternoon.
All officers wives in the vicinity,
either permanent or. temporary res
idents, are cordially invited to al
tend.
V--
DIV xuAp pONDS AND STAMPS!
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-25
MIR. And Mrs. Boyette
Entertain At Dinner

WARSAW, March 24.-Mr. and
Mrs. John A. Boyette, of Route 2,
Warsaw, entertained at a family
dinner at their home, on Sunday
on their 18th wedding anniversary.
Friends called during the afternoon.
Cpl. w. F. Lee, of Warsaw, who
was stationd at Camp Lejeune, has
received a discharge from h e
Marine Corps, and has resumed
mana cement of the Dup1in theatre
in Warsaw.
Pfc. Lonnie G. Blackburn, son of
Lonnie D. Blackburn, of Warsaw,
was reported Wednesday as being
wounded in action in the European
area by the War department.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-25
Officers Wives
Club Will Meet

The Officers Wives club will hold
the weekly meeting on Wednesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Fifth
and Orange USO.
A discussion of volunteer work
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
u. 5. Pledges
Nursery Aid

Federal subsidies for ,he opera
tion Of child care ceDterS in cities
where war industries we're con-
tcntratcd are going TO be tenn
porarily restored, the Detroit
board OF education was Informed
today.
The board had voted when fed
erat funds were withheld IN -cnn=
tinue the nurseries for the re.
mainder of the fiscal year at
deficit OF S294 600.
Although final congressional
approval is lacking. a revised DO
fcicncy bill providing 81 900 600
for AS nurseries In industrial
cities between now and March has
been approved by the House of
Representatives
Mrs, Irene Murphy executive
secretary Of the day care com
mlttce of the Wayne County
Defense Council, accepted The
announcement as a signal for
Detroit mothers TO push for in
corporation of some typo of child
-eafe- tn he next city budget.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
ANOTHER AWARD

The Distinguished Service =
Medal was also awarded 10 Col.
Miles II. Knowles, tormerl of S.
Florence, Highland Park. Al
though he has law offices in the
Barlum Tower. Knowles and his
family now live in Washington.
where he is opening a branch Of
flee. During the war he was At
tached 10 the office of the under
secretary of war.
Other Michigan mon who re-
ceived the Distinguished Service
Medal today are Col, Frederick
r. Young, 1892 ST Paul, Gross"
Pointe, Charles G. Helmkick
Hillsdale, and o. L. Spaulding, St
Johns.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
INRRA Role
OfE'.S.Curbed

WASHINGTON Oct-30- INSl
The House appropriations COM
mittce approved an additional
$3.50 900 600 for UNRRA today
on 2 sharply-restrictcd basis and
directed that American partcipa-
non in the world relief agency be
ended completely hy April, l947,
\ provision was approved spccl-
fyinC That thC t'nitCd States
should stop furnishing aid 20 Eu-
rope through UNRRA on Dee.
81. 1916, and IN China on March
81. t9f7.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Given
Ex-P0WH

Award Of The Distinguished
Service Medal to Guy Num- Jr.
29.of si3l LaSslle, who escaped
a GeStapo death sentence imposed
for espionage * E. 'a-4s-l-a-
nounccd by the war department
today
II aakrnE prisoner RHdapesLin
February, 1914. 1t Num- lived
in solitary confinement for five
months, The ceiling of his under
ground cell was so low ne couldn't
even stand up straight. He Wit
messed the execution OF an Amer
ican major who received the
death sentence when he did
MOVED TO BLUM, CAMP
Later Mum was moved 10 thc
hostage camp OF Leipzig IN
Coblitz, where Leon Blum and
other international figures were
intcrned In April the Ninth Army
attacked this medieval castle pri-
son, believing il 10 be headquar-
terS of SIS troops.
The frightened German com
mander surrendered the prison 10
Nunn, a junior officer who dared
10 take command while SIS aTtll-
lery troops fired from the noun
tains.
Discharged in September. Mum
is employed AS news commcnta-
tnr-and lives with his wife.
Jeanne, and daughter, Christie
nhnr =
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Hoffman Asks Facts
In Tyler Kent Case

WASHINGTON. Oct 80 OUP) -
Rep Clare T.. Hoffman CR) Of
Michigan today introduced rcSo-
luton which would direct the state
department 70 give The House faii
details on the case of Tyler Kent.
Kent. former code clerk of the
L.. s. embassy m London, was con
victcd in England OF revealing
secret Information before Pearl
HaIbOT
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Buy. Radio sfstion

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 30
CNS)--Sale of broadcasting sta
tlon KOIN i'm Portland 10 Marshall
Field enterprises for S943, 1867
awaits the approval OF the FEC,
station officials announced today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
New Trial Sought To Clear laval Name

PARIS. Oct. 80 CUP)--Pierre
Laval's widow and defense law
yers made public the executed
Yichy premier's last political
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31

testament today In surprise
move TO obtain a posthumous re-
hearing OF his case and attempt
TO erase the stigma of treason
from his name.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Quits Notse- Dana Post

NOTRE DAME, Ind. Oct. 30
QNS)-Walter Kennedy, director
of publicity for the University Of
Notre Dame for the last three
wears resirnod todaV.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-22
No. 3se65s
nRnIR OF FL BIO AIION

AZ session ~ said Corr' held
IN The Ccar; House in the cry ~
Detroit n said Cosn'y on the 5th
day ~ Igiy. 4. r.. 1915
PRESENT Honorable Clyde l
webster. Circuit Judge,
satisfactory proc. by Aitiaavi,
showing that s. cannot be ascer-
taired r What state or Country the
desendanr now resides and her
nrcsert hercatolts is unknown.
that her last place ~ residence
was in tho city of New York. State
OF Ncw York. care q. Postmaster
ON MOTION ~ Chester smith
Attorney FOR p,airfift
1T Is ORDERED tat The said
defendant, Nora Leo Matthews.
enter her appearance IN said
cause on Or before three 60
months from The date o. this or
dor ar the nin % Complaint may
BE taken as confessed and that
order he published and cops
thereof served upon defendant
Nora Lee. hy registered mail or
persorally as re1ulred ny law.
CLYDE I. WEBSTER. Circuit
Judge.
"A True Copy
cAsPAR =. LINCEMAN. Clerk.
Ry A sHEDD.
Deputy clerk s-li-9-22-45
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-22
ORDER or PrBIICA1ION

Al a session 81 said Court hfla
4, the Cour- House IT. me i'y q,
Detroit ~ said County OF tae 40
day ~ September 4 p iai5
PRESENT Hon T<mas j Ma
her Ciyfli' Judge
Satisfactory proof ~ atfifavi'
showing THAT :, cannot - ascer-
taine- r what state ~ Co1rfry me
Defendant row resides ard hts
preser, whereabouts is Unknown
FRAT his last place ~ residence as
ness Third Street. Detroit Mirhi-
gan
oN NOTION ~ Fredsrick Yates,
Attorney fo- plaintiff
IT Is ORDERED ;hs; tho ss'i
defendant Frsrk s'sr.en en'e- his
appearance - said cause RI or he-
core three 81 ,nonths frrr' 'se
sa.a ~ his order ~ ne ? z! ~
Co-7ia.r, wav he ,aser ss con-
sesss1 ara ira; orsAr ~ 1utisHsi
2rd ia copy 'he~eof ~ serves uccn
Tho defendant Frank S'srirr per-
sorslv ~ Nv registered mai, as
~eo.i~44 ~ Jaw
THOMAS = MAHER circui'
rdrs
Trse C,rvl
cAsPAR i ff~cFMAN Clerk
rs 3 LACEY.
ns.e,v clerk e,s la-..- IS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-22
NJ. - I,"s1
ORDER or ut Bile ALTON

A. SESSION 81 sad Court he'd
~ me Court house IN the ciiy ~
Detroit. Wayn4 County. Michigan.
cr the end day 0. August. A. a.,
st45.
PRESENT HoN. GEORGE B
Mi RpHY. Cirtul, Jldse.
In thls ca.se X appearing ay az
ilgaN!, siied herein THAI TIE defend
ant. lille Johnson IS nor-rssi-
dent q this STATE that 1er present
Dhera a5ou,s are unknown that
her Jas; known address vas HiCk-
mor1 kentucky
on MOTION OF Arthur p David
son. attorney for Plaintiff II Is
ordered that the defendant LNl'e
johnson. enter her appearance IN
the ca4se on or before three tlll
l3i mon'hs from the date hereof
or said Bill ~ complaint VIII be
iakon a. confessed against her.
Il IS mrher ordered adiudged
ard &C. reed that a true copy a.
this order 70 sent by registered
mail return receipt requested. 10
The de.endanfs last known ad-
dress ard tina, In the absence a
the delivery q said registered let
Tor % the defendant or,y then said
order is 70 - published IN the
netro, Trihone a weekly news
paper circulating r Wayne Cour-
~ as Il required by lax
GEORGE p MURPHY.
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
CASPAR J. LiNGEMAN. Clerk
b. A 4 Berger.
Deputy Clark s-i-io-is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-22
CHARTS r. RI RRY.
attorney
130s Broadway

state * M.chsssn % fas Cirrr.,
Ceu-, tcr tie CoIrsy q, Nayrs "a
Charcery
VIOLA GI0yER ria.a.- ss,
GE ROE CLOVER peff-car'
ORDER or PtRIl' iTIeN
A. session az se.l '.s' Aflt
in re cry az pe'tc Wayne
County ~ lirar On ieis Seffn-
tss-,n eey ct tlsus' AID i'i'
Present Honorable ROBERT
N TOMS c.rt.!, judge
l. appearirg "a this H0ro.a
C,ur, f-om aNi1ay., on gle that
tie defendant .s 4 resident - 'ais
Sts'e srt that process to- his
s.s ararre has been cGlT lsStfc
and that the same coGil no. he
served BY reason @, his absence
from or corceaimen, Vihin his
state or hy reason - hrs c3r-
,ineea absence from his place q,
residence
on Motion ~ Charles 2 Berry.
Attorney fo- he p.s.n'ln
II ia CfGs-ei that George Gi0~
ye~ a1pea- IN answer - tie RNl
~ C,rr'air' Ned ~ this cause
Within thee ~ months fvor fAe
data q, this Order or said BIZ n,
Complaint viii 10 taken as con-
Tossed arairs, Rim
T. u Further orde~et 'haf =
copy - 'his Order ~ punished
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LEGAL NOTICES

Bill of Complaint filed Ia this
cause within three co months from
the date 81 this order az that said
Bill az Complaint Hill be taken
as confessed against her
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED
that A COPY OF said order be sent
10 the last known address Of sail
defendant by registered mail AMI
10 case 10 registered return re-
Ceip, signed by The ceiendanf IS
received thar the order 5e publish
q as required by lax
LILA n NECENFELT. Circuit
Judge
"A True Copy,
cASPAR J. LINGEMAN Clerk
Deputy clerk s-l5-io--'--i9
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-22
ORDER or PUBLICATION
No. 3sn.nl.l

a, session Of said Court held
AZ the Court House az the City o.
Detroit on the 2fil day Of Iu.y. \.
H. 1876
PRESENT Honorable Lila NJ
Nelenfsl'. Circuit, Judge
In this cause. IL appearing by
affida,it on fle that the defendant
Hmma Williams cannot be served
by process issued ont % this Cour,
as she Is not resident of the state
~ Michigan but resides az 40
Dawson Atlanta. Georgia.
on motion ~ John X. Graham.
attorney for plaintiff.
1T is ORDERED that Emma
Williams appear and answer the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-22

= ana Cottage Grove Street Chica-
81. ~
ON NOTION 81 Herbert L Dud-
icy attorney Cor piainii'f.
III r. ORDERED ina, he appear
ana snsAer ne Bii. Of Complaint
flea > ,hiAause within ihree 80
mocths tom ne date o. his order.
OF SAID Bill vii ne taken a. con-
fessed and that a copy 81 this or
der b sem 80 30 last known az
dress a. said defendant by regis
tered ml. ana n case no regis
tered d. rsceir' signed ~ ~
cefs-t-% Is received tbs, tsis or
der ~ 9ublshei as requires ~
AK
THOMAS ? MAHER circu., Judge
4 -r1s Cory
CASPAR 7 IlNGENAN Clerk
Ar'esr 2 iores
ns-u,v c,srk e-.1-t.-7-4s
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No. 3'a.96s
ORDER or PUBIC tII0V

--l-T-r y I -
4, Ee GO. ts,. q
~. - =
~ 10y
1900 w.. .,. -
>r-r>r ti r'-+.. +" q
-,.,, 49,
vrs- s.ss~s
s-. *. 80 s.
EAR hn, -ssses 4. Wen,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-22
No. J~ssJy
ORDER on ~ Bill ALTON

Al session Of said court held
IN the Court House IN the City
~ Detroit. on the sist day Of Aug
usi A. ID. 1915.
PRESENT The Hon Thomas F.
Maher. Judge.
IA appearing 20 this Court from
,he affidavit Of the plaintiff that
he defendant Clarence Chapman
Rosenberr. does not reside in the
state OF Michigan. but resides a.
vincennes Hotel. Apartment Annex
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-22
LEGAL NOTICES

this Order be sent b. st..r.,,.
mail 10 the last knoN1 -
address Of the ceferdan,
dress being lf-5 Nues 80.
Detroit. Michigan. y
ROBERT ~ n Ns
a True Copy, "
CASPAR J LlNCEsiAN s,
BY A. A Berger
Deputy Clerk ss 5. :,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-22
Frederick Yates. Attorney
OH GRATED

STATE or MicHiGA> IN ne
Circuir Court for ne lniy ~
Wayne IN Chancery
MARY 3 STEPHEN Plaintiff ,s,
FRANK STEFIEN Defsn SAINT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-22
John h. Graham. Attorney
oag D Vernon Highway

STATE or MlCHlGAN IN the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne IN Charcery
ORLANDO THOMAS WILLIAMS.
PLAINTIFF. vs.. EMMA WILLIAMS.
nnfc~farf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-22
Herbert l.. Dudley
ilsR Russell Street

STATE or MICHICAN in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
WAYNE in Chanrery
ALICE ROSENBERG Plaintiff
ve CLARENCE & u a r VI a y
ROSENBERG. Defendant.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-24
WiIbyS Stoff Organizes
 "BoIonee Sheet"
 Beinq Prepared

Members of the staff of The Bal ance Sheet" have completed organ ization and are now busily engaged in preparing copy for the first edi- ton of the 1945-46 series of Wilby High Schools interesting and in- formative school paper. The person. mel of the staff includes:
 Elsie Northrop-Editor -in- Chief.
 Dorothy Mathews-Assistant Edi- tor. ....
 Mary Sullivan-Business Manager.
 Nellie Wisackas-Circulation Man. ager.
 Pauline Rosasco-Art Manager.
 Edward Barry-Columnist.
 Patsy Migliaro-ISports Manager.
 Reporters and correspondents are as follows: Margaret Marie De- Negris, Rosana Stack, Margaret De- vico, Helen Device Josephine Turro Joyce Barton, Betty Karas, Muriel Murphy, Theresa Pinto, Jack Mulli- gan, Rich Gothier, Mary McHue Carmeline Nardiello. Angelina Rich. ard, Lois Cameron, Betty Allard, Olga Shkymba, Theresa. Kuska, Eugena Charkowsky, Elizabeth Martinelli June Lee, Bob Poulter, Louis Gug. liotti, Daniel Pestone. Thelma Lynch Jeati Terro, and Helen Remedy and Kay Kurtz. Miss Garren is the new Faculty Advisor,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-24
eochers In  
 LoeoI Teachers
 To Take Part
 Friday

Several Waterbury teachers will participate in panel discussions at sectional meetings of the State Teachers association Friday in Hart ford and Bridgeport.
 Miss Fennessey Canty of the Wilby High school faculty will take part in a discussion on the subject, Laws Affecting Education and Teaching Personnel" at the Bridge port meeting,
 Miss Josephine Menotti of the Crosby High school faculty is a member of the committee which will participate in panel on modern languages at the Bridgeport session.
 Geography in the Schools" will be the subject of a discussion in which Miss Helen Haugh of the Crosby faculty will take part at meeting in Hartford.
 Another sectional meeting has been arranged for New Haven, but Waterbury teachers are exepcted to attend either the Bridgeport or Hartford sessions. Schools will be closed Friday to enable teachers to attend the convention.
 Among the speakers in Bridgeport will be Senator Margaret c. Hurley, chairman of the Senate committee on education; Rep. Edna A. F.. Edgerton, chairman of the House committee on education; Senator Benjamin M. Leipner of Bridge port also on the Senate Education committee: Jane Anderson. principal of the Madison school in Bridgeport; and Dorothy Shanley, research di- rector of the association.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-24
AQed Woman Hit ByTruck, DriverHeId
 Condition Of
 Victim Reported
 Fair"

An 83-year-old woman, Mrs. Catherine Dauch, 1778 East Main street, was admitted to Waterbury Hospital yesterday afternoon after being struck by truck on Manor avenue while she was crossing the street. The woman was reported in fair condition today by hospital authorities.
 Charles Dellorfano, 50, Bucks Hill, driver of the car, was arrested on charge of reckless driving and arraigned in City Court this morn ing. Judge Charles Summa con- tinued the case to November 8 pend- ing the discharge from the hospital of the victim.
 Patrolman John Cullteon. who arrested the accused, stated that Dellorfano was backing truck onto Manor avenue when the woman walked in back of the vehicle. The accused stated that he did not see the woman.
 Sgt. John Murphy is also tn- vestigating the accident.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-24
Diamond Medal For Wm.Howkes
 Completes 25 Yeors In Insuronee
 Field

A diamond medal honoring his 16 years of service with the Metro politan Life Insurance Co. will be presented to William v. Hawkes. Thursday evening by John H. Amy Of New York at c dinner to be given by the Waterbury and Nausa- tuck Metropolitan districts at the Hotel Elton.
 Present, "a addition to MT. and Mrs. Hawkes., win be insurance man agers from various parts Of New England, assistant managers, agents, cashiers and clerks. Various testi- monial speeches will be made in- elusive of a message from First Vice. President Cecil J. North.
 Twenty-five years ago, Mir. Hawkes. was made the youngest Metropolitan Life Insurance Go. manager in the United States and Canada when he was appointed manager at Ham, Alton, Ontario. Prior to that, he had served for one year as an agent sn Bridgeport, Conn, for one year as an assistant manager at Taun- ton, Mass. In 1928, he was a chief assistant manager at Rochester, N. Y. He then became a home office supervisor in New York City in 1924 followed by his Canadian appoint ment the next year. Tn 1928, he was transferred to managership at Ottawa, Canada; in 1928 to Bridge port, Conn. in 1894 to Boston, Mass, and in 1036 to Waterbury as man. ager of the Waterbury and Nauga- tuck districts of the company.
 Mir. Hawkes. is native of Con- necticut, having been born at Old Greenwich. He was educated at the Horace Mann school in New York, the King school ct Stamford and New Hampshire State university. During the first World War, he en- listed in, the United States Navy but was later transferred tc the Army Ar Corps. Among his local activities, he has been payroll sav- angs chairman of the various war loan drives and Is serving in like capacity in the Victory Loan cain- paign. MT. Hawkes. Is also chairman Of the Waterbury Safety Council.
 Among those attending the Wil- liam V. Hawkes. 18th anniversary dinner from Waterbury and Nauga- tuck will be-: Asst. Mgrs. s. Cikins, .. Leary, A. W. Yanosy, P. F. Cohen.
 Agents Arnold B. Waite, Andrew Kowal, J. Titolo, r. Eterginio, P. Longo, Paul Diorao, Charles slokus, Daniel Ewald, Harold R. Hogan, Samuel Lynch, John J. Sullivan, William J. Christian, Peter Sakaro- fas, Frank DeBlasio, William J. For gtIe, Joseph Santoro, F. Nardiello, James Bredice, William Sheriff, AL tired Drexler, William Nolan, Helene ' Barrett, Edward Lyons, John phalen, Henry Alderman, B. Pogodzienski, Martin Palosky, Frank Balinsky, S, Bandurski.
 Ofdce Supervisor Mary J. Kaylor, and A. e. Parente, Teckla Preslop- sky, Catherine CArrolan, Rita slil- llvan, B. Downey, A. Ricci, Rose F1amnnia, A. Char'bonneau, Rose preslopSky, c. Burger.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-24
Lack Of Adequate
 Housing Hurts City
G. o. P. Attributes Condition To Apathy Of Democrots- Snyder HurIs ChoFqe

The progress and growth of Wa kerbury has been curtailed by the present administrations apathetic attitude toward the need for addi- tional housing facilities, Raymond F. Snyder, Republican candidate for mayor, charged in radio talk last night.
 Lack of housing facilities caused an alarming shortage of labor in this critical area during the war emergency, Mir. Snyder said, subse- quently minimizing the construc- tion of new industries. Many man. ufacturers constructed plants in the Middle West during the war rather than Waterbury because of the need for housing here, the candidate as- serted.
 |. Forced To Leave
 Furthermore countless addition al citizens" who would have settled here during the peacetime recon version period and postwar years left Waterbury because of the short- age of living quarters, the COP candidate said, and as result the city has been deprived of this great tax potentiality.
 If Waterbury is to maintain it. self as the Brass Center of the World" and grow and prosper, it is vitally essential that the city gov- ernment act promptly and aggres- sively to prevent industries from slipping away, MT. Snyder declared.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-24
Nominees Al Pre-EIection Club Meeting
 Mayor Heods List
 Of Invited Guests

Mayor John s. Monagar, various Democratic nominees for ofnces members of municipal boards and town committee as well as presi" dents of the different clubs of the city will be the guests Tnursday evening of the Italian-A American Womer's Democratic club. The a1ls nual ore. election rally-meeting VIII be held in the studio quarters cf Miss Doris Jacaruso Of 1g9 Bank street. Probate Judge Patrick Healey will be master of ceremonies Tor the occasion. ..
 Maurice Taneney, chairman, wll speak on behalf of the Democrasle Town committee. Former State Chairman J. Francis Smith has also been invited to attend.
 The executives of the variouD clubs to be represented ct the .meets ing include: Mrs. Elizabeth Sullivan of the Democratic Women's elabs Miss Mary Hennessey of the Wom- ems Booster club. Mrs. Rocco Dicrios Jr., of the Italian American Demo- cratic Auxiliary, Victor MafnbruIl0. Italian Mems Democratic club: Maurice Rousseau, French Mems Democratic club; Mrs. Sullivan, act~ ing president of the Democratic Women'S club; Nicholas zappoEies president of the Young DemocraeAa and Mrs. Martha Zailaskas, Llths uanian Womens Democratic club leader
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-24
T rustee-Ship Termination Asked In Suit
 Edmund J. Brehnan
 Seeks Advice
 On Right

Termination of trusteeship cre- ated for Edmund J. Brennan under the will of Jennie E. Steele is sought in a civil action filed in Superior Court today by the beneficiary. and his mother, Agnes Brennan, both of Waterbury, against Att. James E. Russell, testamentary trustee of the Steele estate.
 The court writ points out that Brennan was named life tenant under the will and that bequest was made to the trustee for hold ing for the benefit of Brennan. It was left to the discretion of the trustee how much should be paid from the principal or possible in- come, the writ states.
 Stating that he has been paid $30 monthly from the trust bequest Brennan claims the trustee has withheld funds which would pro- vide adequate means for full sup port"
 The court Is asked to decide whether the trustee should pay greater sums for the plaintiffs sup port even to the exhaustion and termination of the estate" Bren- nan also asks the court to de- terrnine whether he may disclain any further interest in the life tenancy and assign it to his moth- CT, his only possible heir. The court is asked to advise the trustee as tc the rights, powers, and authority of the defendants under the terms of the will