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APARTMENTS WANTED.

MoFHnR M an ind n4n e@PSSa oF S son al Th 7oSc R
before a 10 3, m; or after $50 Pm, 12.
hxb seboo motbep OF snd
SavAE ssa Pc OFFICER FL p and wife a.s,r. one or
hsaaFafIs isss %7omHss hss I'VE zEf sNl ro5
fsn Six sass
beginning about August 25, furnished
sIt apartment, two bedrooms 1,,r, nw sseion;
EendeS Food Driee lsm RA teaslaa'eS' 74ss Wiling a'
xCHANGE-Furnished 6-room apart-
%sRt on Hen m ehsssf 4snp: sss5
JE KoNAN JUoN I'M in Marshailese means
ofeeT back f from mace pssio &C s.ndspit NEEDS
s1e % sstesss sS bay. xsss somssnh sas his pvs,
san evenings and sunday at Linseln
M u ssss. .s H. b; s
ssasI MSS sssS.
Ext 4ao7' bet s-S' EN- o4's after g!n'
CLEAN. quiet, refined. married soupls.
seD: smoke s.ss ,..I.ne.. d.n1 want Ap apt 1ss
apartment By middle Tefined couple;
dup duplex *. pref preierrssSSi 1ssS any white section.
oPA EXECUTIVE desires one-room fur.
nished apartment. Franklin s5sz after
70 RENT FROM PRIVATE FAMnY-rvs
rooms and kitchen for light housekeeping.
furnished or unfurnished, by widowed Gov.
ton; mother. girl 16 and boy "a; need pos:
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE with I3-year-old
son, husband on permanent duty In wash
ineton, wish furn. or unfurn. 2-bedroom
ssf as.as!t asiS Sns BE- Ssss soo M. s'is re-;
ARMY M z CCSaPrAIN t4a months overseas, and
wife desire 1-bedroom apartment, NV. sec.
ton, Arlington or Alexandria. furnished
$500, EXT. 7411s. from $50 am: 70
NAVY CHIEF. rec. ret. 8 years 30. Pas..
desires furn. apt, sc. or me-; termination
Of war no influence; no children. no pets;
wife and self, few vices. FIR. 0010 be.
ETc Tssn cossnLfHsf sR aas D s.ss. completely iur-
nished 3 to room apartment; no children.
Phone BoWDEN, Ex, Sill. Ext. 1877. I7s
s o S-Navy It,, wife need liv. rm.. one
sns 'isIp' 74do g. s e. si;a sisa Sn
HOUSE soLD-Reliabis couple and daugh-
ter, Is. urgently require 2-bedrm., unfurn.
apt or Is small M housst nv. sect: w: Gf9s;.
TONED here, desire apt. q room, with
Ink. facilities; in nv. section; Ein pey
up to 5000 per month. Call ms COX
r.; Gas4, Ext, ss .sskSIaSys TIA t5ll at:se Phi
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

SERVICE WIFE wishes ride to California
aug. 1918, Phone TIE. 0724. 12'
TWO MEN want TRANSFORMATION to Atlantic
CITY Saturday, 18th. after l pm. Dupont
54b4. 12s
COUPLE want ride TO Miami, to arrive
about September 4. R. C. UNKRICH
phone Or 1912 l3s
2 LADIES DESIRE transportation to WAL
ton, N Y, or any point on Erie RR. OK
2520.
FLYING IN LICENSED PLANE to califor-
MIA: can take . or more. CHI 615S l2s
COUPLE driving to San Francisco around
August 18th, accommodate . passengers
share driving and expenses. GL. 1927.
TRANSPORTATION wanted to Colonial
Beach, Va. for one to three persons week
end Of Aug. 1s Phone AID 9O73. IL.
DRIVING TO Los ANGELES in '37 Cadil-
1887
LEAVING FOR DALLAS, Tex. via ST. Louis
will take or 3 pass to share expenses.
Call ME- 1855 after & D m d l. ROGERS
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AVIATION.
CyINIINN.
ORDERS NOW BEIN; SOIICTTED for n,

ORDERS NOW BEING SOLICITED for post.
war delivery Of new Taylorcrafts. Swift,
ssss: CoNGREssIoNAL kiRPoRT.
AiRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. Fpi
details call CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT
SAlLPLANE thigh performance glider) wiah
trailer 2-place; never used: perfect condi.
BoEING PT-I7. slightly damaged: 1sC
hours on motor since overhauled. Phone
Vienna 6S.
coming engine, standard equipment. good
compass. steerable tail wheel, new tires
excellent condition.. Can be seen Sunday
Call Greenbelt 1886.
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HELP poMEsIIc lcont.l

COOK, general houseworker. ,experienced
for hotel apartment; good salary; Appl'
ss5sGn Hsts ssaaay zpt sooab T to la
COoK-G.H.W., live in, upstairs rm. ant
bath; refer. and health card; $50 to start
GENERAL Slfis Th HoUsEwoEk, I 8Ssi a9a 9ond of chill
GEN xf n Hgs si1e pfy DAYS week
g TO $50; fond q children; references
ssssRaf ssss sRd i'rts5t MS iass live in
ssNERaf sfsNk af0THEo1su THEo1ussfWoRkrR ssffSWsoRkrR in apartmen,
.m sSek; NO nGyh sandsss y pspSa peEpssen fss
ssssSa sssSa ssee RsFssearSS Sa iPr sSms sss Sn
smsii family. 1880 irving NV" Apt 4
be good % sSsk aiad in family
S.HW. AND PLAIN cookING. assist with
baby; small Wo a?s ss4s $40 and earfaFe ref
GIRL: colSret, young, 70. cleaning apt.
day and Friday MORNINGS, NO 1870, 90
GIRL Tor cleaning work. no cooking or
GIRL. eoiored. sn,w., plain cooking; Ben
aarss sn sisasE for bsbs SO weeR eek nSS
g. T eofEiSs. fishS Re. IS"t Sass Se'e or RE- Re- 7foo'
r. sasf $50 Shss Dss week. 'SE Box '$fs
MAID wanted for g,h.w. and cooking, $40
Overlook dr., Alexandria. Va: re. ife3,
D S;sh @ aPSis 74s rfIasssog s7 Il S'T ,.t Wv -.
sdc'o fseslred foom aa furnisRed s anu Cali MR.
aHBEF aafB white As1nndrs or eoSrea STSI live I'M good
wages Call Ordway 1883.
MAID for g.h,w. and cooking, for small
.need and e
with empl husband Lreferred; good home
good wages; Telephone OR 603S.
work; small house and family; automatic
Ssshns vas Wsskn RachiPe ass8 stay evening week.
surroundings convenient location; other
help. Phone CO. 1921.
upstairs duties only, lovely home. in Md
sSS ssuS Sssk wi WI aS4s: lO.A' ..,. ,sss'
eral houseworker and plain cook for small
auired; sat. afternoon and sun, Of; live
FAC t2F ifSSS cs we
sfyS eookns nights sa5 weeG wA PansaG% s46
WOMAN, reliable, for perm. pos, for
gh.w. and laundry: no sheets wash. mach;
aoultSI N.oU 10 Z. -odl. pul' anu All udS
WOMAN, dependable, settled, for sh.w.;
live in, sunny frstotioor yI r9om; cons near Ken
WOMAN wanted for cleaning and general
apt: house work: days week: $50 and
carfare. 81. 1887.
WOMAN, coiored, to work in lodging house:
pleasant work, good salary: must be honest
and dependable. NO. 6515.
WOMAN, white: private room; in good
home, small family: gen; h.w2 assist
WOMAN 70 do general cleaning in modern
pm: SIS per week, RA. ss06.
WOMAN: reliable, with references. to cook
and do laundry work in flrst-class home;
must be experienced other help kept; live
WOMAN FOR G.H.W., plain cooking; IL
noon through dinner hour; no Sunday; S25
week; retfTen0SseSs, and health card re-
sssa Es issnfT II fer ssreS Tstf hSm
WOMAN to clean rooms make beds in
UGLY DucKL1NG TEA HOUSE ll5
cooking. no lsundry; pleasant upstairs
room and bath; good salary local refer
ences required. CO. $500
WOMAN, settled, to help with g.hw, in
WOMAN WANTED for cleaning small apt.
2 days a wk. Call Franklin 0793 before
WOMAN, settled. general housework and
cooking; live in; references required; S25
Iper week; other help employed 81. 1915.
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APARTMENTS UhFURhIsHEp.

and live on the rest of the income the
finest and best investments ever offered.
4-fsnlily apt. bldg. (not ordinary hats),
Shapiro, the most unusual modern 4-fani.
lily apt, bldgs. ever built in Wash, 3S-ft.
front, facing Govt park, in good ne.
location: rents, S2.S32 per "; price.
S17, 500; $4,000 cash required (cor.
SIS ,750l; only a limited number available.
SHAPIRO, INC, owner, l106 Vt. ave.
WILL TRADE modern apartment, bed
rooms, in Alexandria. for smaller one in
Arlington; must be within miles OF
Pentagon. Phone evenings, Temple 64s7.
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HONE IMP. COMPANIES Cont. IA

.Fs H. KsS, oYs n2SE
L.ATIoN co; s5o2 wis. ave: VI 1900
~ ,gS MgASsHNGT0N - can PATTERSON.
vile roofins. sidinS, insuiation; storm win.
MODERNizE your aoME and add addi.
basement rooms finished, porchss inciosed
concrete work. plumbins, deeorsting,
ssSssto, 5sn.u .r.,l ridinE snd ro"ns and fsn:,.l
small monthly payments. TABoRie HOME
RENoov1ALTrNd Co. 1870 Twins s. NV.
JOHNS -MANyILLE roofing. siding. insula-
tion, storm sash; long terms: free esti-
mates. GATES CONTRACTING CO., OIL
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

NJ. d. and family, adults. desires to rent
furnished house or apartment by Oct. /:
will pay up to $500 month or will ex-
Angeles; syaiiabI. there immediateiS: ia M
brokers invited. Phone Elk. 1000. Ext 564.
| l 20 pm 49,
EXCHANGE downtown unfurn. studio apt.
with elevator and secretarial switchboard
service, for 1-room walkup apt. in North.
west Washington. Box 2S1-D, Star. 12s
and bath unfurnished apartment, modern
building. midtown Manhattan. for apart
ment in Washington. Box 101-G, Star. 12s
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ROOM WITH BOARD WAh1rp.

motr mossr s.n aoM M S SoS e
car SH. 1889.
NEAT, good city or suburban home for
Mrs. Liebenberg. CHnDRENs PROTEC-
TIVE ASSOC, 1907 s St, NV. DU; 1873.
dren, aged IA. and 8. want q, GOOD
furnished rooms, bath and board NV. Of
Calvert from October l: I'D to $500
monthly. Box 4-G. Star 12s
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

SLABwOOD. carloads, sawed l. to Is
inches, hemlock. pine and oak, B. & o.
r.r. Phi. 2s1-M, ROY X MERCHANT.
Charles Town, W Va
SLAB WOOD, seasoned mostly oak, suit
able for furnace or fireplace; approximate
ly 2h-cord load, S37: Maryland deliveries
nreferred MO o1hS aftnr g U m
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-MD. and VA

e0I9 n. GLEBE RD.-Front room, twin
beds: eeny sgap tgansp. Apply after ,gp,m.,
So02 CONN. AVE, Chevy Chase e. Large
room on main floor for gentleman, with
private u bath; bus at door; $50 mo.
ARLINGTON, VA. Double rm., nicely
furn., adjoining bath; all conv., private
Myer dr.
NEAR BUCKINGHAM - Double rm, twin
.eds, couple or gentleman, SIS a wk. each.
zoos SO. EADS ST., Arlington. va,-Single
room maple furniture: close to Pentagon.
SILVER SPRING, e5o8 Old Bladensburs
rd-Comfortable double bedrm.. twin beds,
ample closet space conv: transp.: en-
plpoyyedd rTuM s1gple or girls; $40; sH z9o5.
downtown--2 bedrms, use Of liv. rm., kit.
priv; adults; .S75 each couple; refs; no
Children CHI 4144.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-Northeost


SO RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE. II Room
next bath, for Government employed
gentleman; convenient transp.; Sc weekly
3Sss BLAINE ST. N.E.-Attractive room
next to baH, comfortable twin beds. light
laundry privileges; near busline: girls pre-
ferred; Sa5 mo. each. AT. 7492.
26 1fth ST N.E.-Room, next to bath, Sc
per week: private home; convenient trans
portation. FIR. 2349.
f19 10th ST. N.E.-Large sleeping double
rm., 2nd a. front, SIS week. TR. S636.
2I4 Bird ST. N.E.-One large bedroom ano
kitchenette married couple pref; S1l wk
lois BRYANT ST. NE.-pouble rm., S25
each, private entrance and bath; private
family DU. 0SSS after $3.50 pm.
1902 22nd ST.-Single room In private
home. gentleman preferred: $50 month
316 ST. N.E.--Light housekeeping room
SIS per week; also light housekeeping
f?SiaS' fs5a BRENTwooD RID, N.E.-one nice
room in detached house for employed lady
S12.60 week; excellent location. Call in
coEoREDaa essfSh Eiser DOUBLE RMS. for girls. 50
each per week; home priyileges. 1921
carbohydrates FRONT ROOM for 2
refined ladies, twin beds; S5 each. TR.
COLORED95Ss 10th ST. N.E.--Room for
girls S5 week each. TR. 1904
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AERopIANEs.

sAlEEoNoA a saI !, ,TlAIll9 TAINREM. La 2. NC5sIos
motor, excellent condition, $1,000, I'M
struction included; Stinson LIB. 1s5-h p
disassembled. VIII consider best cash
offer HYDE FIELD, SP. OsSs
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

AETNA MOVING q STORAGE CO.-Local
and lor distance. No Job too large and
none too small IL 100
go, 900 SO. FIT available for STORAGE; clean.
bright ffeproof bldg: complete storage
service: very reasonable rates GE. $500.
ATTENTION, Government workers-Light
moving done at your convenience, day or
FOR QUICK SERVICE, call MA. 7045.
VIM. H. DAVIS TRANSFERRING SERV.
JfFE
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

LET OUR CoNsULTANTS help you with
out of town boarding schools We charge
no fee. Schools range from $3.50 up
Washington Schools Association. Colorado
RldE RE 3039
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OFFICIAL requires bed-sitting room with
district, Maryland near transportation.
about one hour from Dupont Circle; pref.
eraoly near golf course. DE, 1900. Ext.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
APTs. SUBURBAN WANTED.

| RIM, KIT, furn.; $40 mo. dble.; linen
furn.; air-cond. HOTEL COURT, BALTIC
blvd, mi. past College Park; Berwyn 273
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STUDIO APARTMENTS FOR SALE.

9th ST. N.W-Renned
couple; 1-room. kitchenette apts in beau
tifully renovated 6-story building. fea-
turing texture painted walls, elevator.
custom-built kitchen cabinets with built
in sinks: easy monthly payments. Open 4
tn 8 u m
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS-Textiles, college level, Latin,
art, music, math., English; part-time
junior college. Business secy, girls
private school, live in. Industrial arts
public schools ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY. 204 Colorado Bldg, 14th and
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ROOMS UNEURNisHED.

COLORED-I868 CALIFORNIA ST. NV
Attractive, spacious room. next to bath;
cooking PRIVILEGES for nice. refined, middle
aged couple: use Of phone: $40.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E. ond s.W

eI05 NICHOLS AVE. s.E.-Doubie room
for .. Can AT. 974I,
i8Ii FORT DAVIS PL. s.E;-one double
room. nicely furn., $40 week. TR. 2756
ask for MRS. MOORE.
COLORED-217 18th ST. S.E.-Room for
couple, IS week, or 2 girls, S5 each pei
week Ii 1881.
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SITUATIONS MEN AND WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

NAN AND WIFE-small apartment to TEL
,are OF, with ianitor's quarters. DE. 765
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1867.
PAINTING, PAPERING, PLASTERING-
For that feeling OF rTewar efficiency, sery-
ice enthusiasm and customer considerable
let me do your work. I'll do the Job and do
it well. without giving you any OF the
often blamed on the war. Efficiency is as
efficiency does war or no war. Let me prove
it. Cali MR.. MALHOYT, co. 1882 H.
PAINTING AND PAPERING: quality work
at low prices; prompt attention; also plas-
tering and floor refinishng RA 1920
PAINTING, PAPERING, alterations: rea-
sonable; reliable. eficient Call Shepherd
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-28
TESTIMONY HEARD
 IN FATAL MISHAP
Mrs. Lillian Chase Injured in Accident on South
 Main St.

Presentation of testimony was scheduled to resume In superior court his afternoon in the $l5,OOO civil action brought by Albert E. Chase, administrator of the estate of Lillian Chase, against Francis and Paul Fitzgerald of Middlebury. The trial opened yesterday after noon before Judge Frank P. McEvoy and jury of four women and eight men and continued this morning.
 The plaintiff brings the suit as the result of fatal injuries sustained by Mrs. Chase last Oct. 27 when she was struck by a car owned by Francis Fitzgerald and operated by his l6-year-old nephew, the other defendant. The accident occurred at B:30 D. m. on South Main street at t1e junction of Platts Mill road It is alleged the defendant was speeding, and the plaintiff points out that there were two other per- sons on G'e front seat of the car with him. The seat was crowded and the drivers attention was di- Verted from the road, it Is alleged
 In their shpecial defense the de- fendants state the accident victim alighted from a parked car and passed in the rear of 1t to cross the street. They claim she did not keep proper lookout in attempting to cross the highway.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-28

At first the Germans wouldn't let us have church. Then We managed to meet together and we were our own chaplains. A guy learns to pray in one of those places.
 "The average American can stand the daily routine. He learns to keep himself busy. Hardest of all are the little things. The guards como in any time Of day Or night and make you stand for a count. Every day. two or three times q day there Is formation for counting. They listen all the time, always around.
 You might ask, How come you could save food if you were always hungry2 Well, you never know when the German ration may be cut off completely, or the Red Gross parcels stop-its good to have a can of Sardines or a piece of bread foi emergency.
 "Aobut all the prisoners wanted from home in my camp was food and mail. Clothes didn't make much difference. The Germans took them away because they were better than the German civilians are wearing.
 When they send work details out. they make the Americans wear their oldest clothes so the German civilians and soldiers won't be Jeal- 0llS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-28
New Litigation On
 Court Records Today
Recent Auto Collision Near Hamilton Park Results in
 Suits; Other Accident Aftermaths Noticed

R6Oe Caiozza of Waterbury today filed a &2,5OO civil action in common pleas court against Mary and Egizi- ono Giacobini, local couple, for in- jurieS sustained Jan. 20 when she was allegedly struck by the defendants car. The litigation IS among II suits filed in the court today for the re- turn day on March 6.
 The plaintiff states she was using a crosswalk at North Main and East Farms streets, when the accident oc- cured. The car was owned by Mrs. Giacobini and operated by her hus- band. The plaintiff states her back and the muscles of her neck were sprained and she sustained an in- jury to her right knee.
 Recent Accident
 An accident which occurred last Dec. 3 cn Hamilton Park road, at Plank road, is the basis of two $2,5OO suits filed in the court. Other litiga- tor based on the same automobile collision had previously been insti- tuted.
 Eileen V. Mcdonald, local register ed nurse, filed cne of the suits against Rocco Leogrande, also of this city, driver of the car which al- legedly struck her car. She lists per- sonal injuries and states she sold her car, valued at $900, for $26O be- cause of the extensive damage.
 The second suit Is brought against the nurse and Leogrande by Mary ORcurke of Waterbury, who was a passenger in the Mcdonald car at the time of the accident. She claims she sustained forehead laceration which has left a permanent scar.
 Title of Possession
 Possession of a first floor tene- ment at 72 South street and $2S0 damages are sought by Patrick and Nellie Crean O. Waterbury from Dorothy Demske, also of this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-28

Speaking of the need for recrea- ton of the men who do the menial jobs behind the lines, Miss Draper, who recently returned to this coun- try after serving in Africa and the Far East for l8 months. de- ecribed the daily routine tasks Of the men who have emptied garbage cans and worked in gravel pits for three years.
 Motive Behind Work
 Asserting that all activities of the Red Cross are directed to bring just a little bit of home to the men who are constantly struggling to al- lay homesicknesS and loneliness, Miss Draper said, millions of Amer tcas fighting men look forward to a game of ping-pong or a book at Red Cross headquarters when their daily tasks are finished.
 "Only the fact that American lighting men are blessed with terrific sense of humor, and the relaxation provided by the Red Gross, has kept our boys going, over there," Miss Draper said.
 Pointing to the fact that Ameri- can dollars given to the Red Cross are relieving suppressed millions Everywhere, Miss Draper related how delighted 600 Polish children, sep hrated from their families and ex- He'd in an Egyptian camp. were to receive Christmas gifts from Red Gross workers.
 Several hundred Australian pris- 0nerS of war, enroute home via Cairo, lauded the efforts of the American Red Cross, Miss Draper said. for the food they received while interned in Nazi camps .n Africa.
 Servicemen Proud
 z American servicemen are proud Df the fact that American dollars, AEionated to the Red Cross, are now helping to feed and clothes mil- lions of suffering people every where in Europe and Asla," Miss Draper declared in closing her appeal to the people in this district to give generously in order that the quota of $215,00O might be met within the next few weeks
 Robert Purvis, associate manager of the Red Cross North Atlantic area stressed the difficulties en- countered by the Red Cross in get Eing food parcels to prisoners now
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-28
SECOND DIVORCE
 ACTION RECORDED
Wife Plaintiff Changes Mind After Withdrawing
 Previous Action

Elizabeth Frances Coe Castle of Waterbury, who on Feb. 2l withdrew her divorce action against Harold E. Castle, also of this city. today filed a new superior court suit, based on the same charges.
 Mrs. Castle claims her husband became intolerably cruel Nov. l, 1940. and has been habitually intemper- ate. The marriage was performed Dec. 24, 1889. The petitionfer seeks permission to resume use of her maiden name.
 Also entered on the superior court docket was a divorce action brought by Mary Trumflo Bllucci of Water bury against Michael Bellucci, for- merly of Waterbury and now serving in the armed forces overseas. The couple married May 13. 1940 at Naugatuck, and the plaintiff claims her husband became intolerably cruel that same month. She seeks permission to resume use of her maiden name.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-28

fContinued from Page D Of the will and suit was brought in SuperiT Court to restrain distribu- ton in such a manner.
 Judge Frank P. McE:voy ruled that a trade school was not the type in- stitutlon for which the funds were bequeathed, and his opinion was sustained by the high court. It was therefore ruled that the trust fund had failed and the estate was to be distributed to the heirs.
 Heirs include Bertha Comstock Elizabeth Abell, Lillian w. Porter Katherine Miller, Lucy Porter, Helen Grace, Nathan Porter Jr., and Louis Porter.
 The real-estate referred to in the inventory and located on Meriden road, was the proposed site for the trade school. It Is now being used on a lease basis, by the government as the site of the Porter Fedora. Housing project.
 Among disbursements on the es tate is $3043l accredited for lega fees to attorneys handling the long. term litigation. The amount of fees was set by Superior Court Judge Mc- EVoy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-28

Strong opposition is being shown by the people of Wolcott to plans of the Waterbury administration to construct an airport in the town of Wolcott to be operated by this city, Bristol and Meriden.
 Representatives of the town were at Hartford yesterday to attend the aviation hearing relative to pro- posed procedure for condemning of land in Wolcott for purposes of air. port construction.
 Wolcott residents strongly op- pose the move because of their claim that they have owned the land for many generations and possess valuable homesteads there. Boundaries of the proposed airport are set at east by Todd Road, south by the Waterbury-M -Meriden Road, and west and north by Gar rigus Ct Objections is also shown to the fact that the construction will comprise new main road lay outs which will entail the likely condemnation of more land in that area.
 Mayor John s. Monagan has ex- pressed surprise at the reaction shown by the Wolcott residents to the proposal and felt that once such plans were outlined to residents there they would withdraw their complaints.
 He stated that the Wolcott loca- ton Is not definite as yet. However, because of typographical conditions in and around the city 1t has been