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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30
Three Youths Turned Over
 To0ffici0Is
Juvenile Court 10
 HondIe Offenders

Three youths, charged With preaks ing and entering, were given into the custody of the juvenile court, when arraigned for trial this morn- ing in City Court before Judge John L. Gaffney.
 They were: wilfred Proulx, 17, 430 Piedmont sctreet; Raymond Mercier, 16, ll6 South View street, and Robert Gattliebsen, 16, l8 Ben- jarnin street.
 The youths were arrested Satur- day by Detective Joseph Dunphy, and charged with stealing two sheepskin coats, several blankets and a clock, from the cottage of William Hallock, Piedmont street extension. Inspector Bender rec vealed that most of the loot was re- covered, with the exception of over hundred records that the boys admitted to sealing around the neighborhood
 George Kirtz, IS, l45 Chestnut avenue, Q member of the AAF, charged with reckless driving, re- ceived 8 nolle. Prosecutor Frederick w, Palomba told the court that Kirtz is now enroute to the Pacific.
 Two men, charged with intoxica- ton and breach of the peace, were arraigned before Judge Gaffney this morning, following an argument with the cashier of the Waldorf Restaurant, West Main street, last night, in which the two accused ate tempted to leave without paying their checks.
 The men are John Horan, 38, Shelton, Connecticut, and Loran Jones, 50, g Watertown avenue. Horan received 60 day sentence on the breach of the peace charge and Jones, on the same charge, re. ceived suspended sentence
 Both received 90 day sentences on the charge of intoxication.
 Other cases: Edna M. Seger, 34, 60 Morningside avenue, violation of the rules of the road, nolled for $e; Robert Bradley, 39, 330 East Main street, breach of the peace and intoxication, continued to No- vember 27, and John Lukasewski, 30, 19 Willard street, non-support and intoxication, continued to NoA Vember 27,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30
Defendant GiUen LudRe's Decision

Common Pleas Court Judge wal" ter M. Pickett handed down a judg. ment today for the defendant in the $500 civil action Of Mrs. Ralph Mehniet of Waterbury against Frank Stolfl, local electrical contractor.
 Mrs. Mehmet claimed the defend- ant had sold her worthless press ing machine and boiler.
 The jurist, in his memorandum, stated Stolh served as an agent for the plaintiff for procuring the equip. inent and was liable only for breach 0f duty as agent. lie stated there was e fatal variance between the allegations and the proof" and that the court lis reluctantly compelled to enter a judgment for the defend- ant"
 The plaintiff claimed she paid $460 for the equipment which was set Up ct her store.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30
Additional Society
Annual BanqNet
 FOrNObIeGYundS

Columbian Rebekah Past Noble Grand Club were guests at the an- nual banquet, held recently in Odd Fellows hall. by Winona Rebekah Past Noble Grand Association. Ap- propriate decorations, consisting of autumn color Streamers, tapers and chEysanthemums were attractively arranged. Mrs. Grace Weaving and Mrs. Edith Loether supervised deco- rations. The committee in charge of the turkey supper included: Mrs. Julia Granger, chairman; Mrs. Anna Book, Mrs. Ida Bradford, Mrs. Mar guerite Maxwell, Mrs. Clara Blon- din. and Mrs. Hilda Rosevear.
 A short business meeting followed, with Mrs. May Manville presiding. The mystery prize, donated by the association was awarded to Mrs. Isabel Long, Naugatuck. Following the meeting, games were enjoyed. Prizes for high scores were awarded to: Mrs. Dorothy Markey, Mrs. Jus tine Olson, Mrs. A. I. Currier and Mrs. Rose Taber, all of Naugatuck; 1; Mrs. Anna Book, Mrs. Gertrude Howell and Miss Mary Weidemann.
 Miss Weideman. noble grand, and Mrs. Margaret Cooper, vice.grand of Winona Rebekah Lodge, were honored guests. Those attending from Naugatuck were: Mrs. Eliza beth Anderson. Mrs. Lorella New man, Mrs. Clara Dibble, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Jessie Barratt, Mrs. Markey, Mrs. Ruth Barratt, Mrs. Tovia An- derson, Mrs. Gertrude Howell, Mrs. Grace Fairbanks, Mrs. Olson, Mrs. Bertha Hubband. Mrs. Emma Vogt, Mrs. Lottie Waterhouse, Mrs. Mar guerite Williams, Mrs. Louise Voeg- lin, Mrs. Steiner, Mrs. Currier, Miss Marion Allen and Mrs. Mabel Ad- kins and Mrs. Trabel, Mrs. Alice Nelson, Mrs. Lettie Flood, Mrs. Louise Clark, Mrs. Mary Goodroe, Mrs. Grace Richard and Susan White, and Mrs. Ceres Hardwick.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30
Community House Erects NeU Sign

The North End Community club will sponsor a Halloween party to- night at 6:30 at the clubrooms for the benefit of the children of the North End, 1t was announced by chairman Paul Barone.
 Children who wish to participate in the "Kiddies' Parade, are rec uuested to be present at the corner of Robinson street and North Main at 6:30.
 This party, 1t was explained, is the first of a series of events planned by the North End Commit nity club to aid in the reduction of child delinquents.
 Games, costumes, prizes, enter taInment and refreshments will be the order of the evening, and fol- lowing committee meeting at 8 o'clock, there will be dancing for the adults.
 The North End "" has assisted splendidly in this affair, 1t was re- vealed. Prizes for the party have been donated by North End mer- chants.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30
Marriage Intentions

The following persons have filed marriage intentions at the bureau of vital statistics, town clerks of- flee: ..i
 Herbert Bunting, s6 Chambers street, and Lois May Cook, l92 Delaware avenue.
 Walter Albert Snethurst, Jr., S59 Frost road, and Barbara Mae Warrington, SO Garden circle.
 Elton Hoeffler, 26 Adams street ext, and Ethel Riddick, 5S Ab- bolt, avenue.
 Henry Arthur Duplessea, 633 South Main street, and Germaine EIebert, 199 Hill street.
 Edsen Roland Miller, 17 Irion street, and Antoinette Angela Dl- pietro, 223 Bank street.
 Eugene Massa, 11S Spencer street, Naugatuck, and Annie Qenovese, e4 Barnes street, ext.
 George Rigon, 9 Althea street, and Rosemary Shea, 5S Lydia street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30
Meditation Requested m mNewLaborDispute
cIo Charges Shoe Hardware Go. of
 Refusina to Arbitrote Disputed Issue

A mediator VIII DC sought py the C.IO. for e dispute with the Shoe Hardware Go. on retirement of ern- ployes over 6S years of age. 1t was reported today by Ovide R. Car ceau, IUMM6SS-C.I.O. international representative. Qarceau said the concern has refused to submit the question to arbitration.
 MT. Garceau declared the com- pany'S action was a positive Wola- ton of contract. He said: "1n the first place, the contract requires that iay-offs be on 6 seniority basis. It further provides that arhitra- ton shall be used If grievance pro- cedure does not settle a dispute.
 "The union learned on Sept. 2l of the conpany's plan to dismiss enn- ployes on an arbitrary basis of age, regardless of their ability to do their work and regardless of seniority re- qliirements. The union filed notice of a grievance and went through the four steps of prievance procedure. The final conference took place to. day. No result was reached, so the union announced It's desire to invoke the arbitration. The company said 1t was not willing to let the matter go to arbitration.
 We pointed out that the contract contains no Ifs ands or buts' on the arbitration question, but the com. pany blandly told Us 1t made no difference to them what the contract said. This disrespect for contract terms Is extremely disappointing to the union and we hope we can get the company back on the right track. In an effort to do this, we shall see kto bring a mediator into the picture. We shall try to exhaust every peaceful approach to the sit uation before we let the company make a serious dispute of 1t. There is no reason why the company's policy on retirements and the con. tract seniority provisions cannot be brought Into adjustment without violation by the company of the lat- ter
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30
Examiner Refuses To GiUe Up Body

Lynn, Mass, oct. 30-- (UP)--Med ical examiner Joseph Murphy o3 Peabody has refused to release fes burial the body of Mrs. RebeccA Carr, 3i, of Lynn, whose husband le held without bail on . n1urdeE charge for c hearing Friday Aftn4 plea of innocent was entered il7 district court for him yesterday.
 pr. Murphy said evidence had been found indicating Mrs. Cars leg had been jabbed with an icee pick. The body will be held until police determine exactly how tho injury was caused.
 Pfc. Clarence Carr, 33, formerly of Pulaski. Ten, allegedly shot his wife with an Army rifle Sunday because she was running Arouzia with other men,"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30
Anusauskas Awdrded
 $I, ,4O2 Compensation

Jules Lamy of 800 Piedmont street against American Brass Co.,, $24.9S weekly beginning oct. 22, hernia.
 Mary o'Leary of S5l West Crown street against Monarch Products O., of Waterbury, $l6.So weekly be- ginning Sept. 28, injury to left hand.
 Joseph LoPreStl of 70o West Main street against scovill Mfg, Co.,, $s0 beginning Oct. l5, hernia.
 Peter Rimoxaitis of Al River street, against Scovill Mfg. Co.,, SIS for four and AT weeks, injury to right leg, partial incapacity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30
Second Start In SfO.OOO Action

Trial opened before Superior Court Judge John A. Cornell today in the elO000 civil action brought by the Kaplan Bros. of Waterbury against the Plomb Tool Co.,, of San Francisco. A previous hearing end- cd in Q rnistrial last Tuesday when the. presiding jurist, Judge Charles J. Mclaughlin, was taken i'll.
 The local firm claims the Califor- fsla company illegally terminated on agreement which provided for e 10 per cent commission for them on direct sales made by the West Coast plant to the Waterbury Tool %. They claim the agreement was made as the result of their efforts in building up sales while serving as jcbhers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30
Contract Bridge
CORNELL BRIDGE CLUB

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 The Monday afternoon tourna- ment, conducted by Mrs. John Mori- arty SO Linden street, resulted in the following scores: north and south, Mrs. clifford Pettijean and Mrs. George Moeller, i2S: Mrs. Theodore Breithaupt and Mrs. Frank Dris- coll, tied with Mrs. Joseph Stevens and Mrs. William Dunphy, i27 la: east and west, Mrs, '. J. Nelson and Mrs. George Brennan, i47 l.2; Mrs. James Walsh and Mrs Wil- liam Moffatt, 127 Ia; Ofi1cial stand- ing, Mrs. Bretihaupt and Mrs. Bron- sky, 467 1-2; Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Brennan, 46S; Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Wolff, 45B.
 The Monday evening tournament resulted in the following scores: north and south: Mrs. Harry Van Hostan and Mrs. Clayton Winters, il4 Ia; Mrs. Stewart Jillson and Mrs. Milton Meyer, l0D ia; east and west, Miss. Kathleen and Mrs. Flor- ence sullivan, i20 ia; Mrs. Wil- Ham Hickey and Mrs. Peter Rossi, li6 la; Ofaclal standing, Mrs. AL ter and Mrs. Neehail, 2l0 i-2; Mrs, naHuls and Mrs. Collinl, 2lTs Mrs. Cuerrerh and Mrs. Aieshause. 2les Mrs Hickey ana tsge. Noesl. 2AA.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30
State Inmote Still Missing

Charged with assisting in the 1aP cape of three prisoners, Sehas1laH Sandillo, 90, 3i3 Grand avenue. NeW Haven, will be arraigned in Bousfm bury Town Court Nov. 6, 1t was re- veaied today by Grand Juror Rus sell Warner of Southhury.
 Sandillo was released on bonds oN $500 following his arrest sunday night after he drove three women inmates of the southbury Training School away from the institution, He dropped two of the women oi5 somewhere between Southbury and New Haven and the other was taken to New Haven.
 Two of the escaped inmates have been returned, but the other is stiA missing, said State Trooper Russell Button.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30
RELEASE OF MORTGAGE

Lyman Lewis to Duval E. George.
 First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Waterbury to Duval D. George.
 Waterbury Savings Bank to Pas- quale Avoletta and Maria Avoletta.
 Frank Vicas to Benedict Joseph Latozas and Anna LatozaS.
 Ona staponavicze to Benedict Joseph Latozas and Anna Latozas.
 Waterbury Savings Bank to Ade- lima Russo.
 The Citizens and Manufacturers National Bank of Waterbury, trustee for Susan R. Byrne to Clin- ton B. eturtevant ct ux.
 Waterbury Savings Bank to Pas- quale Avoletta and Maria Voletta Prank Vicas to Benedict Joseph Latozas and Anna Latozas Waters bury Savings Bank to Charles Lee and Mary Lee John N. Hutchinson el als to Harold B. Post.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30

Joseph Anusauskas of 90l Bank street will receive $l,402.08 as com- pensation for 0 hand injury sus- tained last July II while employed by the American Brass Co.,, accord- ing to an agreement approved to- day by Compensation Commissioner John J. OConnell. Payments will be made at the rate of $29.2l weekly for 4S weeks, for 100 per cent loss of right index finger.
 Other agreements were approved today as follows:
 Mark Kitchen of Bethlehem against American Brass Co., $50 weekly beginning Oct. IS, hernia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30
Litigation M
 Local Courts

Judg Walter M. Pickett handed down @ judgment of $696.80 today for the Colonial Trust O., in a promissory note action brought against Leonard E. and Alice B. Greene of Waterbury. A hearing in the case was conducted recently in Common Pleas Court. Provision was made by the jurist for payment of $50 as an attorneys fee and costs by the defendants.
 A foreclosure action involving two pieces of property in Plymouth was filed in Common Pleas Court today by Sara Atkins if Winthrop, Mass, against Viola E. and Martin C.. Peterson of Plymouth. The litiga- tion is based on a $2,300 pronis- sory note executed in 1941 to Esther GraicerStein and later conveyed to the plaintiff.
 The premises involved are des- cribed as the Greystone school prop erty and an adjoining acre of land The balance on the note is listed at $1, ,422.9l with interest from last Nov. g. Damages of $i,e00 are sought, and the court is asked for an order for weekly payments out of earn- ings.
 Lewis M. Stillson and Bessie Ann Stilson, both of Southbury. filed Q 5000 civil action in Superior Court today against Kenneth Leo Stilson, also of Southbury, over ownership of the three pieces of property, to- taling about ll0 acres, in South bury.
 The plaintiffs claim they convey ed the property to the defendant in 1041 as the result of an agreement that he would support them for life, and also loaned him Si,000 The defendant has not supported them and has refused to return the prop erty, according to the complaint. The court Is asked to cancel the conveyance deed, and also to issue an order of election of the defend- ant.
 withdrawal papers were filed in Superior Court today in the $l0,- 900 alienation of affections suit brought by Caroline Henry of Wa tertown against Margaret Foley of Waterbury. The plaintiff claimed the affections of her husband, Armand Henry, had been alienated by the defendant. Settlement terms were not disclosed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30
Young Democrats Hl Campaign Meeting
Mayor Monos0n, Party Nominees 10 Be Among Guests of Honor

Ine first of a series of Democratic political rallies scheduled this week will be held this evening in Florio Post hall, Bank street, when the Waterbury Chapter of the Young Democratic Clubs of Connecticut sponsors it's annual pre- election
 meeting. Mayor John s. Monagan, the various Democratic candidates, members of the Democratic Town
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30
Mrs. Heydenriech Named To Office

Mrs. Gertrude Laurie of New Bri- tain was elected president of the Women,s Missionary society of the United Lutheran Churches of the New England Conference, at a meeting held yesterday in Middle town.
 Other officers named at the one day gathering of Lutheran women from all parts of New England were: Mrs. Robert Heydenriech Waterbury, vice president, Mrs, Herbert Dixon, Southington, secre- tary; Mrs. Emil Vogal, New Britain statistical secreteray and Mrs. Mary Burkhardt, Southington, treasurer
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS

van, property on Monterey street.
 The Colonial Realty Company to Michael J. Sullivan, property on Homestead avenue.
 Ida A. Kelly to James O. Kelly, property on Stiles street.
 Helen zurlis, administrator, estate of Barbara zurlis to Aiitanas Stap- onavicze and Ona etaponavicze.
 Pabionas zuriys to Afitanas stap- onavicze ct ai.
 ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE Lomae and Nctilelon to MiidsDd |n. Cook
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30
MORTGAGE DEEDS


 Frank L. Convard to Sherman 0riner, property on Templeton street, Si,00o.
 Duval D. George to First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Waterbury. property bounded by land of Lyman D. Lewis, Louis L. Randall, Elizabeth s. Atwood and Frances E. Palmer, $3,750.
 Vincent Laurelli and Rose Fl. Laurelli, to Thomaston Savings Bank, property on Wilson street, 5000.
 Vincent Laurelli and Rose P, Laurelli to the ThomaSton Savings Bank. property at S2e Wilson street, $4,000.
 David Aajjar to the Waterbury Savings Bank, property on Willow street. $60oo.
 Valmore A. Bernier to Arthur E. Judson and Lenan B. Judson, prop- erty on Hamilton avenue. $2,000.
 Angela Scorpion Pascucci, Rocco Scorpione, and Rosina scorpione to the Citizens and Manufacturers Bank, trustee, property on Walnut street, $500.
 Jules II. Bourassa and Cecelia c. Bourassa to the Frs Federal Sav- ings and Loan Association of Water bury, property ct 37l Watertown av- erue, $500,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30

 Bulletins

Sgt. James Ferriter, veteran member of the Police Department, was reported to be In critical cOn- dition today at st. Mary's hos- pltal, where his name Is on the danger list. He was taken to the hospital Sunday morning af- ter being stricken with . cerebral hemOrrhage while attending Mass ct st. Francis Xavier church.
 Mrs. Catherine Kirschbaun, B, S4 Charles street, was admitted to Waterbury hospital this morning at S:45 suffering with, first and second degre eburns of the arms, hands, abdomin and lower eX- tremeties. Hospital authorities reported that the woman, whose condition is described as fair, was carrying Q pan of boiling starch when she ripped and spilled the liquid.
 John Braxl, 6S, IS Woodruff street, who suffered Q back injury In q fall at his home, was report cd to be In good condition today. He was admitted Sunday.
 Prudent Beauchemln, Baldwin avenue, discovered lying in the street in front of 1881 Baldwin street, at 10 o'clock last evening, was reported to be in good con- ditiOn at st. Mary's hospital where he Is being treated for . head inc jury. He was brought to the hos- pital by Officers Edward Dunn and John Shea.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30
Woshington Halloween Dance Held CYOUnit
Holy N0me Soei in Second Series

St. Francis CYO held their lowe'en dance last evening at ington Park Community Houge attendance was exceptionally lN something in the neighborhooo 200 boys and girls were there. James Sullivan was in charge. DE ing was held from 7:30, to 8H Refreshments were served in cafeteria. The committe wof for the dance are to be compliu ed on the outcome. The decofal were very beautiful and evezye had @ fine time.
 St. Francis Holy Name 45 totfN ment played their second game the season last evening, with W following scores resulting: ConpN 2l, vs O'Neil 2l; J. Fitzrlaurice vs J. McEugh 1B; F. O'Donnell vs T. Coughlan 20.
 This makes the standing Of sa@ teams: J. Fitzmaurice in first pl4e with @ total of 48; and D. 0N4l and E. O'Donnell tied for Second place with total of A; T. :. Cou Ian 42, in third place: T. conway 39, fourth place, and J. McHu9l 38 fifth place.
 Friday of this week being the fIztH Friday of November, Masses ct # Francis will be at 5:30, 0:30, I:44 and 9:30; confessions in prepax4e ton will be heard Thursday afteE noon at { o'clock and at 7:So aE the evening.
 Thursday of this week is Q HolN Day of Obligation, and Masses a St, Francis will be at 6:30, 8:3N 7.30 and 8:30.
 The third session of the M4kN benders "45" tournament ended with the following scores: Grimes a6 VN Fitzmaurice 26; O'Donnell 2S, vA Ruggels 19; Lally g vs Reynolds f8.
 The score to date is: LAlly d1k Fitzmaurice 65; Grimes 63; O'p0u4 nell @; Reynolds 62; Ruggles 6i.
 The schedule for Sunday NoVs 4th is Grimes vs Reynolds: ODoN0 nell vs Fitzmaurice; Laliy yN Ruggles.
 The Cribhage League started Efis day night october 26th with the fols lowing results: Ruggles (; Lally 4f Evon 3: Donovan 3; Leach 2: Ul1@ lac 9: F. Cuddy i; Grimes l.
 Preparations are going along bQN the Earbenders Corn Beef and Caht bage supper, to be held Saturday night November 10th at 6:3O ?. m
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30

Word has been received here that Sgt. Michael Jacarrso, who is now stationed at the Fort Devens, Mass. Seperation Center, will receive his discharge from the Army next week after 23 months in the C.B.I. theater Jacaruso, who has been in the serv- ice over three years, was former ly employed at the Waterbury Foundry Go.
 He will make his residence with his sister, Mrs. Joseph Botta, 1902 East Main street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30

Suction caused by intake of air in 6 jet-propelled plane is enough to tear the clothes of a person standing at least 10 feet away.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30

ford and the Y. M. o. A.
 Other speakers will he John B. CI0aa ona Levi WiIc0x E M Q. 4.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30

The following documents have been filed at the office of Town Clerk Mary O. Kilmartin: N'
 WARRANTY DEEDS
 Salvatore Lapiano to Frank L. Convard, property on Templeton street.
 Domenic Altieri to Lendore J. Parent, property on West Burton street
 Ruth Montambault to Edmund Boisvert property on "Bellewood Park"
 Abraham Kravitz to Anthony Baranuk, property on Hill street. Benedict Joseph LatoSas and An. na Latozas to Vincent Laurelli and Rose P. Laurelli, property on Will son street.
 Louis Zurlo to Louis DtLeo and Susan DiLeo, property on Burr street.
 Mary E. Hannon to Florence Di- Leo, property on Greenleaf avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30

A parachuterhraking cavice has been employed 0n as lar6e q nilIl. laf1 plano ~ the n-z
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30

Mrs. George McCabe of South street, has returned from a several days visit with her husband, It George McCabe at Fort Devens.
 NaNN 4
 MT. and Mrs. Anthony Rossi were honored Sunday at a party by thelr children. Miss Sercfina, Peter and Elavlo Rossi, at their home on Sun- 1aNeafe nVeniael on the ucraSinn oi one couple's a5th wedding annie
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30
Engagements

Miss Laura M. Perigard of East Liberty street, has made known the engagement and coming marriage of her niece, Miss Irene Ann Peri- gard, H. A. lIc of the WAVES, daughter of the late MT. and Mrs. Napoleon F5rtEard, now stationed at Newport Naval hospital, R. l., to Chief Petty Officer Chester s. Wit kowski, son of Mir. and Mrs. Alex ander Witkowski, of Thomaston. The wedding will be an event of Saturday, November Sd, at St. Ann's church at 8 o'clock. Chief Petty Ofhcer Witkowski is now stationed ct the Newport Naval Training school.
 Announcement is made of the coming marriage of Miss Anna Ca paldo, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Marco Capaldo, South View street and Louis Orlando, son of MT. and Mrs. Louis orlandto, Mansfield ave- 1ltle.
 The wedding will take place on Saturday, at Our Lady of Lourdes church at 0:S0 a. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-30
Late Realty NeUs

The following documents have been filed at the of1ice of Town SSiauLp hKar., ~ Yli,,a a, ,tl,a. rt