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AVIATION.

EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
aviation !nsursnce ~ protecti9n; consHiS Z
Vermont ave. NV. DI. HOO.
AIRPORTS for rent. convenient Wash;
excellent hangar facilities. Box 401-f'
fffER CUE J-2. $3.50; excellent condi-
ton; licensed till August. ~; getting
larger ship. Call after $50 Falls cnSrcn ny!
SOLO STUDENTS, private pilots, Join the
District Flying Club and cut your hytng
For complete Information about this new
unique club plan, write to CLUB SECEE
TARY, Box 144-Y. Star. -1b
1913 AEEONCA tandem trainer, % Con-
tinental, 1875 since major. new prop,
brakes: license until Noy.. 1s47; $1,000.
Mn. GEYou can learn to ny with US
under your GI Bill Of Rights. Enroll now
for disht and sround training to qualify
rating. CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT.
Rockville. Nd Phone Oh. 9ssS. lis
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COAL. WOOD end FUEL OIL.

fOU GET MORE FOR YOgR MONEY with
seasoned. 1OO% hardwood Stacked on
truck to euarsntee you fun cord. Call
"a sANTnRAcErE o esf fSuetUSe.t a.Sfs snd ss9s nHs
II9f RDag ss2ys eosl e. so
SEASONED sESs FIREPLACE WOOD. kindline,
Pa quality hard coal egg, stove. nut, pea,
buckwheat: also pocahontss coal order
Fireplace LOGS, 500 cord, delivered;
Also furnace wood RE. 393I. -1b
SEASONED COKDWoOD, IL, il. .16. 1a.
q; r. Il sss and 80 inches. Prompt delIsr'' Mis
SEASONED, 81 MIXED WOOD, $40 cord;
stove length. Call WA. 9095. liz
WOOD, 25 cords. semiseasoned, mixed
on hard road; no delivery; 5000. MARIN
wheaton. Md. Pleasant 04S1. liz
gLAB WOOD. mixed, cut II inches;
cords SIS delivered Tk. 2360 eyss: 10
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AlscELLANfoUs WANrED tceas. !.

MlscELlANEoUS WANTkD tCeae. !.
:ns sa sss S.:s S'..2sa Easiait
fTEsshiTHkE fTEsshi ms snd sat hons ss e
TR sasa!ssssas ssss re- sssn i. pIsnIss Is4as
odd pcs: prompt removal; highsst cash
isa $sasss 4 sa: ss T e; e;
:s!.s ~ 1.iis, 3 s ia,s s;as s.s
room, secretary desks and dintng room fur
niturs also odd piesss sszs x,ntsd e fure5sn
kinds, china. cut elass, bric.s-brae: hish.
EGxSirGREIW.ns Eff5XlSf jill HF so t. buy som. used
househGIa ssess' ssess also piano. Phone !. eve
n6fkiN nnH6fkiNrFEHEkiyowSill FIJI yoS buy su.nti.i.. Of odd
kas i ;er 9 . n; II. IHsSSSIwooDS IsSI sth snd
4. KAHN. NC. 81 years at sss st, nv:
ShD.AsHoMED SEp. picture transs san: clocks
sSISsrSSHiss s.as.a. M sss PEI ,loo ,les r. l1ss..:
soS.s and n.r s sSs auto ps, eS nj
iron tstseiJ. soe per per 1907 loo ib.. delivered OUT
WAREHOUSE. IL you C&uuOt QeItcE. ONI
RAG ssSo%sssSa BAG CO. sis npne q. ss w. D1. sSo7
EEWsfAlEns wanted. a5e PEI 100 lb.:
house rags, &c per H.: auto tires and tubes.
varsho9se; 4 YOU s.nnot ds!iyeT ,lgs gS9T
awsfzlkks nv ssa & wan Wanted. 9 sss1 Ter loe s.
sSSs: rsas ,na 4e p:r % ss
loo each: auto batteries delivered to ware
house. = you cannot deliver your I,, scsut1u- t1
ssa9n ssao aD Di'sss aS. 1D ss57 ACE 'oNA w.
'fIANO-Cssh for spinet or apartment up
FNos FE e01ssiSR D.. e. ano
r. sure e S. The h,shsshI sshIgeshf gGsi 81 va
fffasosWsoN IGmgo. sna eSsLisols vii pay
hiah cash prices for az types Of pianos IL; IT,
ssa Sssfsls IN ave. HD. ssss s.,' sx. 9!Si
s5:ad. nDrisns sean.s ri # e,
iase fn6mbE2s IN fssA sRAss, scrap IRON scrap cor
SD: Lew sdEis s4szssa BAG 'sSs
afSRhfN;s aS q sx;t sMxx;cthRiNEsMw. RI seo7w buy an makes.
sR%a RsumsiA umsiAcRRsw: shsRs 81 sass g, :. t1s..
hsTttennsR \, 1qtsSo' 1862 RE- ssif
FRAZIER (house trailer to be used Is an
once on q Christmas tree lot; will pay good
rent for about wk. or 10 days. OIL. 6ll3.
WASHING MACHINE wanted; wrinser or
,pinsn%sr e. % %typs; & &GAn DI 6s7.; .n, u.t..
also washers for parts. cail any time
MACHINE needed by veteran
WASHING MACHINE. any kind or type;
Tor veteran with family. Please call DE.
WASHING MACHINES gantsd; aSs; AM M %aks; %saks;
balls: will pay 81 per
dozen for used solf balls. Call Wiseon-
Az IN sRtii sfRNtfiEi.EsrEp in uu,,ns china, silver
ware, hric-a -brac, hgures, old jewelry.
DORA MILESTONE, 1885 q st. NV. tat
1 l4th and sts.l ME-. 6079.
WANTED to buy any make or model wash
inG machine; before you sell, call FIR.
WANTED. ehild,s maple youth bed. reason
WILL Will bUY Old OIL LAMPS, picture
frames. sofas and chairs; your opportu.
nifty to clean out the attic; buying and
selling for so years. HOPWOOD'S, 9Th
& < sts NV. NE. 52s7. ID
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HOUSES UNfURNIsHEp.

vIKGTNTA ESTATE-oyeriook the. Po-
tomac River. within 15 mi. OF downtnNn
Bridss and chain pridss; sDas;iga. ..s.d sId
1 beautifully wooded and lendscaped s.
acre knoll, affcrding complete privacy;
Ideally arraneed for those who entertain: |:
French doors opening toward the river;
opening, On terrace and eye %oysrloo.kiiR1.s .il1. ~ ne
window oveflookinG the river: den. powder
room, sunroom. buffers pantry. kitcner
6edrnss., 3 baths, 8 iirepiaces; Oh heat;
3-car rsraee: gardener to care for grounds;
available Immediately. Inspection By ap-
nSoRdE sSsnsnIEpiM Mason @ GRIM CO.. "a 2sfo Wilson
blvd, Arlington, Va cH ASS; tyes.,, qL
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APARTMEkiTs EXCHANGED.

NEW YORK FOR WASH.-Delightfu un-
suburb. exchange for unilrnished apt. OF
house in New York. Box l56-A. Star. I4s
DkIGHTs cheerful three-room apt. Ariing-
ton. Va, f9r -sedroom apt. in n Z.
NEW YORK for washinston--Rxchans
attrae. 1-bsdrm., liy. rm.. dinette, kit. and
WAsHfNGTON FOk BRTHEsDA--..Anart-
ment on Connscticut ave. near Cathedral.
Will ii fnADk iwo-bedroom housing unit in
Newport News, Va. for similar house or
i2t u wsiaisasss9Sr o ssssS hns ssS g.. os.
AopEs; & q o N 532a, sfter < Pm; a..
rr. apt, for or 8 rnn. apt. in Phiia. Box
4oOSY, Star
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RooMs WITH RoARp.

gHARE Rooms for boys and girls; also
double room with private bath. 2107 o
iI7s ii MASS. AvE.-Deusl. rm.; also share
I774 MASS. AVE. .N.w.-vacancy for 2
Gentlemen:- nicely furnished room semi
Psasssf Psss shToHs ha Seed IT, sG0d w. room
ior : boys; excel: trsn.D.; wonderful food;
ensvY nssShf 6aasf d. n0 e. xsse ss soth st. NV
Nicely Nee! ~ Mfsrni1ssnsssa 1ssa double room. scsoa gs:
l7so M sf. NV. u block OF Conn. sys.-
Vacancy in large double front room, S4S. 30
RE- EEAp month ni1,oS Sal 6hEciE4, hE a194 or @ pis..
attrAc, dble. rm. for discriminating young
asssn. iood
sI1lSssSa sWI1hlssSaNSsrPoNs az Sapf LARGEST boarding hous.
DOUBLES to share, for men and yomeni 2
meals per day; maid service; running water
In every room; $4s.$9b mo. 1426 2lst
8 sssaaa Nv vvoT5nfq MTa1f5f HALL; r.. near shor.nam cham
VACANCY, 1 young man. double room, ex-
eslisnt msals gsnt;ls home r. adn,no An ogAa S;on
o sd:I1S s lay in my nyt 4dsS hSne room snd
oSa5S cauS IA Mason, 'i i7ss I n. 'R 4. ave. nv
Wash's most exclusive guesthouse. NOW
accepting applications for Dec. ID yacan,
cies Girls and couples only. Delightful
meals and switchboard service. MRS.
sHHHblEEL cEHb ELsEoY. H3 e7I4aos 7iI4aos New H.mp. ave-
Double front rm.. twin beds. inner-sprins-
mattress; 2 nice meals; for young men or
married couple: prtees Reasonable. -lb
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ROOMS FukklShEo--MD. end VA.
AhLIN0TON-Neduce rent; double and
single rms, daily rm. service; colttneptel
breakfast served excel transp. OIL. Ssl0,
NEAR PENTA00N and airport-Lse. rm.
IN pvt hone; a. dbls bed IA. 3 mn e doYYnn.
STfikAcfivi SaHi eli r. is1iNGLE ROOM. pvt bath.
Arlington, Sis No. Lincoln st.-.Larse
double rm.; large closet; laundry facilities;
Hsffnar flh = poyusL syi e. n.as a49 g BATH ,v rm
kit. laundry privils.; or p refined girls.
fGf, m, DEL. BED, COW. TO busline; nr.
Pentagon and Navy Blds.; couple. olebe
SSTTHSXM-HEATED CABIN for rent; with
private bath; BY wk. or mo. PINE LAWN
GRILL. Rt: all. Fairfax Circle, Va.
ALEXANDRiA - Twin-bed room; woodsy
atmosphere; good tranSp. 0yerlook Qb81. /.
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ApAkTMENrs UhFURkisHEp.

APARTMENTS ukFURksisHED.
TWO.RM. APT. and pvt. bath, suitable for
young couple; S65. utilities included. Ex.
COOPERATIVE APTS. FOR SALE
TILDEN GARDENS. Conn aye.---8 rms, 2
Change: vacant. oWNKR, Wo. oiss. -12
spartment. sosS New Hsmpshire ave ave.
NV. Ho. $3.50. Call between . and q
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ApARTMfNTs FURNISHED.

@ sa ScHK sesK 81 sa s.sl ssss sH2 :aa ss5 tsa ao
isss tsss hnMoHf LAM 4 u u. y.w.-airl VII ahsre
alter s.m. DS. 1851. I'LL
Evening star., 1946-12-12
ApARTMENTs FOR SALE.

LEK HIGHWAY, near Lyon Village--9
required cash Investment 1t rate Of 17s
per annum on basis present rentals; shoEn
By appointment only, HALL REALTY CO..
OK, lO07 OW. bS5s.
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RooMS WANTED.

CONVENIENT SCIHNTleT desires neat.
pleasant room. preferably With ,s,n,ts nravsts
Chiilum or Silver Spring line preferable
but not essential. Box 137-A.- star.
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RooMS FURNisHED-S.E. end S.W.

k0OMS FUkN1SHEU-S.k. ON0 S.W.
$40 KKNTUCKY AVE. s.E.--Large front
foCm .. fuTn nson. .n;isSIs foe ees saS
1895 II 81. sE.-Largs double, beautifully
Furnished room next to bath: employed
persons: sic per week. FR. 1890 La
1891 3Otk ST. e.E-Furn. room for gentle
man; double bed; share bath With one
$40 or 81 so per week. AT. 719e. lis
I1o0 D 81. S.E.-LarGe front room. twin
beds: mivats home; for 3 sirls. % each 4
fTyeS D ST. sK.-Nicely furnished front
room. kitchen. laundry privilsse: buai-
;Sas ;.snss IlylsssrSS s1ssa xEisf ES
room. twoman): home pIiyilesss; S3s.
e6s 18th gT. s.E-Larse sleeping rm.,
next bath: S. single, Sl2 douhls. Ia
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

COTOKED - HOUSE m NE. = ExchanEe
for apartment. Cali Ii. 1896 or AT. 1892
Ia
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
BULLDOZKR, experienced operator. for
exssystipg 1 and 90 ossradinf. rves.. gR'
HYPaEssUEE. steam Jenny. $s5 per day
with operator, $16 without, or $50 per
week. sTEEM KLEENENs. WA. 361g.
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE
COLORED--NEAK UNION. gTATION---1:
brick and stone bldg. Annual income
SO. .76O, terms Also houses, small Apts
Call HQ. 3249. NO. S72s. --l6
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ROOM WITH soARp WANTED.
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED for Danish
assistant agricultural attache. near Shert-
dan Circle. Mass. ave. NV. Phone AD.
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APARTMENTS sUB. WANTED.
DIPLOMAT wishes to rent nice furnishet
house; oil heated. Call lZURIETA. a'
once hours. AID. 1900 IA
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE desires 3-room
cirity. Call LU. 5043 L.
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.
WHITE-FACE FEEDER sTEERS, excellent
quality In good growing condition; have
herd Of 16. will sell as . whole or in lots.
Ajax. O429 -13
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EDEIMAN'S MOVING q, BTORAGK CO.,
reas, rates; will accept your surplus furn,
a. part payment on your moving; storAEe.
lccak lc1K dist. moxinE: IA. 2937s Is
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ing rooms, modern kitchen; znd moor, s
s,s1s pnscs tile snt.a baths s.raa. a n
fTAKoMA TKaoMA fHaK, MD. Beautiful sricl
bcSrm, 5eSm bss9tifui ar TIED bath: snd floor.
large bedrm.: oil air conditioned; fsnScsd S sS
Zsrs; trsss trsaI1 DoSSsssiSsa wo saa Ti'n Ute
ccHafVY Il NVSeScAaaAs CHASE. I b. C.LBesutiful corner
Ssi On s.fs s. St Sns With hoa sgsss sr.s hs
fioor, / bedrooms. tiled baths. sleep-
inF. porches; 2-csr garage. LESLIE D
mEASe ie ASSoalANbY N Dr. DR.. silver spring. Nd
Beautiful sll-brick home; 1st ncor, large
yinf sadroom. tiled bsth asd
door, 2 bedrms.; plumbinr completed foI
2nd bsth; large, level yard; recreation
siton q s Ell iS1sts9Gsses p tasGs w. sf
SILVER sPRiNG. ND, 5O3 schuyler .rd.--
Beautiful brick bunEslow on large lot, op.
posite montgomery Blair Hrh t school, in u
rooms; tiled bsths F,s heat; .s only sis'6oo
new BRfcK COLONIAL HOMES, bullt BY
ished for early. delivery; It viii pay you
nrA.fF E Ai.n;Rsss wo Ssf05s Ssei. pu'ins. LESLIE ?
S.nsy ssniSstacs.d Brick. eaesiien. iees lees
ton .oyerlooking Rock Greek Park. Just
completely remodeled. LARGE LYING room
with fireplace and hoekshelyes, large mod.
iayatory. oil h.-w.h.: spacious bedrooms
and fully tiled bath with dressing room
ial s.snsS ssf .a ss sons JOIN fasq 3
1343 New Hampshire ave. NV, NO. 6S6a
20 Hcck shS csEsR sssan fARk. OF 18th st.-sIae
West Beach Or. Three bedrooms, baths
arst.hoor i.y.tGry: Satls, i'm, .s;5ase 81 Eco X;;
less than present owners cost II you act
before Jsnuary Ho.ss % open @ dsiis otn till
UEUsUAIik Esn si NICE HOME In Rock Greek
fliiis- Center han, large LYING room, din
ing room, very large t-shepsd kitchsn,
room; ! bedrooms and baths e second
sun deck over rear screened porch. Corner
lot. one Of the hest homes In this hne
SsSR1aHI1yH vilsss Resser. w WI sss sss sn ep
IA n2aoisls or prsTINcTloN in rsstriieated
areas: Il intarestsd in buyint, esi
~ 81. 4sb4 eundass ana ives. Mrs.
Boteler. Wo s.3s. iS
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& Y; Il. s;is
eE2sii eEeSY III caasE. st. ). px cor Nspr near
s SStn rm st. RsS Tspiass ssn'so @ din
baths and abundance Of closets: newly
duced price; quick poss.; side dsiys to "a
Fsss Pssss. pssHs soYsfos 1o Gso2 GaosfER CO. tsss
MI. MI Pleasant. fIs nr. park spacious rms.
row brick. lovely residence conyen 70
s,1sss snt Oh as.s s.r s'
GS GoME pr on sla, powNfoxR sysff aR sss Ssa1
edpnsars oif sara.r now ps0n used roomrs SoSss
opportunity. CRANE b HEAN, 81. 1000.
ISvfIY ESsSj ~; a ROOMS. baths. detached bfick
and iaaa stone; e Si ss6o Block Tsnnsson st. NV;
Lear 6uiit-in Earass gas ar neat snnoinse nfe
755l: II. L. RUST CO.. 1901 18th st. nv.
onTsrxSDING Cn ns12yG VALUE in convenient ioea-
corner lot approx. 165xl40 ft.;. LIST a., liv-
inE. room a0x49 #. with nrenl.ee, rsng dining
with buffers pantry, breakfast room and
rear porch; End a., 2 large bedrooms, each
Of which has fireplace: euestroom. den
room: roo / ;d Srd d.. Z rooms and bath. also inn
Imense storage space. Basement. servants
quarters, bath with stall shower and large
BANQUET room; oil h.-w.h.: large por-
;:'s l.sfsEs Y. sas iiei sS.- Co. ll'sE
NEAR CONN. Ave. and Cathedral. ave-.
A substantial 3-story residence with 3rd
door now arranged as 3-room and bath apt.
including complete kitchenette; ideal loca-
tion for home with income. Aside from
apartment there are additional rooms,
complete kitchen, maids room and facilt-
ties and all modern improvements are to
be found; oil heat; rock wool insulation,
etc; front and 8 rear porches; refriser-
ators; garage; price, $4,000. Shown BY
appointment only Friday an; This eve
ming call Mr., Condit, OR. 2121, IHOS. y.
FISHER Il CO., INC. Realtors. DI. $3.50.
yErERANs. ATTENTION, sr,sse-ror the
veteran making over $4,000 per .yr. We
have . limited number Of det... all brick.
1H-bath homes. ready for immediate occu-
pai1cy, In the exclusive Indian SprinR
Pont aslay rcs iriorssio pssa pissSIs ssn
RE nMMls1HorRsMAN '7So soss c0ieasil.e1 M1s g.
SxiscSANT-.Row SsisS brick. on goth St, spscious
living room, 2 tnclosed porches. hafdwo0o
floors. overlocking Rock Greek park; reaiiy
deliShtful at Reasonable price. Y.
CRIVH{IsA. INC. 34Is 14th st. NV. .AD.
0000. Omen TIL 9 2. n. Id
Continued on Naft rsssa
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ROOMS fURkusHEp-N.rshws..

4e-FT. FISHING BOAT, 31,4OO; Chryslel
convertible: overhauied this spYins; excel
lent condition. Call WA. 1889. --12 !:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01
Present OPA Meot.CeiIinqs Still Stand
 ny Increase Before
 March II Violation
 Of Price Regulation

Boston, March Following word from Washington that new meat wholesale ceiling are expected to be announced on or about March II and new retail ceilings as soon thereafter as possible, Eldon O. Shoup, OPA regional administrator, today cautioned all New England meat dealers that present OPA meat ceilings still stand and that they have no authorization to pass on any price increase to consumers.
 Warning housewives to check OPA meat ceiling prices carefully. he said, Prices on the official OPA meat price posters, posted in all stores, are still in effect and will continue to be until dealers are of- ficially notified by OPA of change"
 "There is a possibility that some meat retailers may attempt to in- crease their prices because of the Washington announcement Of a forthcoming increase in meat ceil- ings. No dealer has been authorized to make any increase whatsoever and any attempt to do so is a vio- lation of OPA price regulations"
 Shoup said OPA industry advisory committees are to meet with gov- ernment representatives in Wash ington in a few days to advise with regard to changes required in whole sale and retail meat ceilings. The new wholesale ceilings are expected to be determined and announcd to be effective on or about March IL. Retail ceilings are to be worked out and made effective as soon there after as possible.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01
CiUic Orchestra
 Opens Brilliantly
George Morgan, Pianist, Presents Liszt Concerto; DiCecco ConductS Orchestra

The waterbury Civlc Orchestra Of Waterbury presented the first con- cert of the season last night at Buckingham Hall. A large and ap- preclative audience gave Mario pi- Cecco, the director, George Mox- gan, guest sololst, and the orches- tra personnel, a tremendous ova- ton. Since their last concert the orchestra has been augmented by the return of several members who were in the service, two in the vio- lin section, one in the clarinet, one In the trumpet, and one In the tinpani sections The various cholrs were fairly well balanced, and last night the tiTnpani and percusSive instruments were well featured.
 StupendouB Concerto
 Featuring the concert was the appearance of George Morgan, noted pianist and composer, head of the school of music at Taft School Watertown. MT. Morgan's offering was the stupendous Concerto tot Plano and Orchestra, No. l in F Flat by Franz Liszt. MT. Morgai1s performance of LAsst was a remark able accomplishment This "brtl- liant display p.ece," as 1t was dee scrtbed in program notes, offers every conceivable technical feat imaginable. It is 0 typical LisSt composition requiring of the pianist the ultimate in octave and intricate finger work, excessive speed, inter locking passages, and the almost impossible in plano performance
 The Concerto by virtue of It's con- structlon gave MT. Morgan and the orchestra excellent opportunities for brilliant effects. MT. Di Cecco ham died the orchestral portion with inc telligence and restraint, Opening with the Allegro Maestoso move- ment, brilliant and full-toned, then progressing to the lovely quasi Adagio, during which MT, Morgan's tones sang clear and tmpetling, and concluding with the Allegretto Vi- vace which presented the orchestra full-toned and forte but not oh. scuring the bravura style outlined in Liszt's work, the performance or MT. Morgan was masterful and capa- ble. It was all an agreeable ex- perience and during the spectacular second movement which gives the piece the soubriquet sometimes used, the triangle added 0 touch of color to that particular section of the Concerto,
 Following his performance MT, Morgan and the orchestra received prolonged applause. The pianist played two additional pieces, the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01
Mother and Girl
 Refuse Testimony
Complained Sheffield Terrace Man Waved Gun in Their Faces

A young girl and her mother, next door neighbors of Manuel Rod- rigues Bonifacie, 4e, of 17 Sheffield Terrace, refused to testify before Judge Charles R. summa in city cour this morning after they comp plained to police last night that Bonifacie waved gun in their faces.
 Tn court this, morning Bonifacie received nolle on payment of $l2 when he was arraigned on a breach of peace charge. Prosecutor Ste- phen Homick said that the gun was a toy pistol, with revolving barrel and "resem0led @ .38 caliber re- volver''.
 Prosecutor Homick said that the accused exhibited the gun to sev- eral neighborS before he stepped up on the porch of the complain ing witnesses and pointed the gun at them. "Bonifacie was arrested by Patrolmen William Lizak and Edmund L. Cass.
 Kenneth James, 9, of 57 Pearl Street received a continuance to March 6 pending discharge from St. Mary's Hospital of the 65-year old complaining witness, Nicholas Tasu of 153 Elm Street whom James is alleged to have assaulted Wednes- day night on Bishop Street.
 Prosecutor Homick said that James and Tasu had differences for quite some time and "they came to a head Wednesday night when the two met on Bishop Street." Tasu is expected to be discharged from the hospital shortly where he is under treatment for a head in- jury.
 Wesly Peresada, 5S, of Litchfield Road, Watertown, received a con- tinuance to March B when ar- raigned on a charge of operating under the influence of liquor.
 Bonds of $6 each were called in the following two cases when the accused failed to appear:
 James Sweetman. 51, of 152 Cliff Street, charged with illegal park ing, and William Witzak, 40, of Newport. R. T., charged with passing d ACQ AlSttbs
 Continuances to March IS were granted in the following three cases:
 William Millervis. 74, of TIC Charles Street. charged with viola ton of the city plumbing ordnance; Jasper Rogers, 38, of 38 Elizabeth Street, charged with aggravated as- sault, and Bernard Raymond. 70. of i4 B1onson Street, charged with breach of the peace.
 Other eases: Walter Bernski, 32, of 9 Chase Park Avenue. breach of the peace and assault; nolled: Hue bert James, 34, of 98 LounsbuFy Street, breach of the peace, con- tinued to March 6, and Anthony Adomelis. 27, of 20i Alder Street, breach of the peace. continued to March 6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01
Ten Percent ScoviH Wage Raise Posted
 Guards Also Share
 Good News Effective
 There Next Monday

The Scovill Manufacturing Com pany today announced employees not in the bargaining unit in the main plant. the Waterville division and branch ofi1ces would receive wage and salary increases of ten per cent.
 In January the company applied for wage stabilization approval of a 10 per cent wage increase to em- ployes not in the bargaining unit, and such approval has been receiv- ed, it was stated this morning in a bulletin posted throughout that branch.
 The notice reads as follows:
 Effective, March {, l046, a 10 per- cent increase will be granted to the following group of employees: Monthly and weekly paid employees who are entitled to receive over time pay for work over 40 hours; hourly and piece work employees out- side the bargaining unit; general training course in 4.0O0 hour and longer courses and guards
 The increase will be extended to exempt weekly and monthly em- ployes when further approvais are received. No request for approval has been made for those in the baT- gaining unit, as the Company's offer was rejected by the Union"
 Alan c. Curtiss, vice-pTessdent
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01
Gerordi Seen As Definite APpointee
 Former COP. Alderman
 Seen as Successor
 To Lt. Col. COstlgan
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William V. Gerardi, former Re- publican alderman and aldermanic representative of the finance board during his incumbency, was today declared, within political circles to be the definite choice to succeed It. Col. J. Peter Costigan who re. signed as of yesterday as c. O. P representative of the board.
 Mayor John s. Monagan wheil questioned today said that he had nothing definite to state, but would likely choose the successor within the next few days.
 Political circles reported with certainty today that Gerardi would be the choice because of the "over- whelming public support in his ebhalf."
 Gerardi, although nominated last fall by his party, failed to be elec- ted despite his acquiring a majority of All votes more than any other fellow Republican. The fact he was the only G. O. P. candidate not endorsed by the Independent Re- publican ticket led to his down. fall. He had served three terms.
 That he was nominated by the party and proved to be the most popular vote getter was seen today as support to his appointment aS one favorable to the majority Of Republicans.