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c. c. SMUCK, Attorney.
13SS Go0d HouA Rd sc

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate Court.-Estate Of Edgar
Harrison Taylor, 'Deceased-No. 66,962,
Administration Docket 141.-Application
having been made herein for probate of
the, last will and testament and codicil Of
said Sa Dc deceased and for letters testamentaIy
is ordered this Goth day of May, AID. I94e,
that Charles Taylor, Minor, and Pearl
Irene Van Wolfe and all others concerned,
day of July, AID. 1946, at 1000 O'Clock
AN; to show cause why such application
be published in the washington Law Re-
porter" and THE Evening Star" once in
each OF three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned, the frst
publication to be not less than thirty days
before said return day; (Seal! Witness,
Justice Of said court, this goth day Of
May, A. D.. 1946. Attest: THEODORE
COGSWE1L. Register of Wills for the
District Of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate
Court. my24,31je7
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GOLDSTEIN, Attorneys,
719 woodward BLDG.
Flled May 8. 1Q4R. Charles RI Stamar4

IN THE DIsTR1cT COURT OF THE
aaco 4aiaacMoRARTo nhGSo1rJ ! c.RIyELLA. Plaintiff VS..
AiGS a. ~ PROPERTIES. INC, Defendant-No.
a;i,r aun.s s;E.The ~. object Of this suit is to re-
an agreement for the sale OF parcel nf ff
tsTna tsna and building thereon. Or in the al.
the. agreement Of sale. On motion Of tbe
plaintiff. 1t is this sth day Of May, l94B,
9firdered fis1 that the defendant. Atco Proper
tered herein on or before the fortieth day.
exclusive Of Sundays and legaF holidays
occurring after the day Of the first publi,
viii be proceeded with as in &c case SEE of ade. de-.
ianlf; nnhi;s, Provided. a copy OF. this order be
puotsneo I, once week for three successive
anS Irs,,f The Evening Star before said day. Is !
JEINEiNGS SEIs nI @ BAILEY: Justice. (Seal0 Attest:
- GHARLES Z aNd E. STEWART. Clerk, By
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

.Iss,IicI1z sssyATE ns saIcK x,,.l garage sza2
Sc: SIG mo. TR- O679. Apply 719 9Th
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AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING - Complete job. S35 up:
work xys suarsntsssd ..,o GILBERT. 41os Pa.
AUTO PAINTING AND RETOUCHING, $50
and up; work guaranteed. OR. 305S. "a
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Remove one letter from each word and
arrange to spell the word called for.
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed 1t. II you have
=. Answer to Yesterdays Letter-Out,
ID REPINE-PREEN (smooth).
ID RUSTIC-CRUST (hard coatingl.
lSl SENS1NG.ENS1GN (oficer).
I'D CHARAO&-ARCADD (paSsageWay),
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GARAGES WANTED
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

DOUBLE GARAGE, NV. Ho. 1853. -96
small workshop. Phone FIR. 5S69
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RAYMOND GITTELMAN, Attorney,
National Press Bldg
Filed May 20. 1946. Charles E. Stewart

f1led May ~. 1946, Charles E. Stewart,
IN THE D1sTR1ec.Tr e.rfki COURT OF THE
United States for. the District of Co.
lumbia Re Application of Carl Muir
dock Freedman. Beatrice Audrey Freed
man and Susan Harriet Freedman, a minor.
For Change of Name-Civil Action No.
34975.--Carl Murdock Freedman. Beatrice
AUDREY Freedman and Susan Harriet Freed
man, a minor. having filed complaint for
2 Judgment changing their names to Carl
Murdock Freeman. Beatrice Audrey Free
man and Susan Harriet Freeman, q minor,
respectively. and having applied to the
Court for an order of publication OF the
notice required by law in such cases, it is,
bv the Court, this 22nd day OF May. 1916,
SopERED that ell persons concerned
snow cause, II any there be, on or before
the 22nd day Of June, 1946. why the
prayers OF said complaint should not be
granted: Provided, That q copy of this
order be. published once week for three
consecutive weeks before said day in The
staF a9f ThS sAEY . Lsw
aa. tlee; p1 rs Seal e s-v,A : a True Copy Test:
f. CONNElI, DeDIIty Clerk pnvod iar
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repairs and will not run. $239, within
FORD 1912 truck, 160-in. wheel base
with high-stak body; run only $4,000
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18th and Good Hope I'd. sc.
1874! ls-TON DODGE pickups.
3 1941 command cars.
! 1h-ton GMC stake.
2h-ton 10-wheel GMC fstake).
2 heavy-duty equipment trailers (eheap).
2h-yard dump body
complete power winch t5 tonsl.
RICE MOTORS. 1900 Bladensburs I'd. n
Closed Sundays. All trucks guaranteed,
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THOMAS A. FLANNERY AND
T. EDWARD OCONNELL, Attorneys,
Filed May IA, 1916, Charles E. Stewart

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
1aed states ne Appcson 9g hs Dsts os s9 Of & Co
No. 34s40.-Elmer John Bugosh, having
filed complaint for judgment changing
his name to, Elmer John Burgess and
Of Of the the notee 'Gf requred ah Srdsy sy
law in such cases. it is, by the Court, this
14th day of May. 1916, ORDERED that
an persons concerned show cause, if any
nne oe On or Wbx before the 18th day
complaint should not be sranted: Pro- Pro-
lishsd once a week for three consecutive
and the Washington Law Reporter. RHrs Ss5 5s5
JENNINGS BAILEY. Justice (seai.). A
true copy; Test: CHARLES =. STEWART,
CLERK. CLERK. By ELEANOR E. JoBE, Deputy
,,sT; T; STANLEY HOLLAND. Attorney.
Holding Probate court.WNo. 6e,s5ia Hd,
nistration;-This is to Give Notice:
That r. the subscriber, Of the District Of Co
cOnt of he 6ssre SRsansd of FS% bs hs
Testamentary on the estate Of Agnes Lee
deceased; All persons having Claims
against ms. the deceased are hereby warned to
thereof, legally authenticated: to Se'ssbs the SUBJ
April, AD. 1s47; otherwise the, tRey may may 81 81
law be excluded from all benefit Of said
day Of May. 1946: AMERICAN SECURITY
JONSCHER. Assistant Trust Oficer. {SealJ
attest: VICTOR s. MERsCH, Deputy
lumbias Clerk of the Probate Court.
my10,17,24
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Joseph FAIRBANKS, Attorney,
1901 18th ST NV

D1sIRIcT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate Court.-No 67,27s. Ad
is to Give Notice: !:
Ihat the subscribers, of the State Of Okla
noma and the State Of Tennessee, respec-
lively, have obtained from the Probate
Gourt Gos1a OF the DISTRICT Of Columbia. Letters
-Testamertary on the estate of Annie B.
Iowers, late OF the District of Columbia
deceased, All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned to
exnlolt the same. with the vouchers
scrlbers, on or before the 18th day Of
n May A,D: l947; otherwise. they may BY
iaW De excluded from all benefit of said
gay OF May, 1916. LEM A. TOWERS,
z; 9; Box T. Pawnee. Oklahoma. CATH
Memphis. Tenn. (seaI5 (sI5 xttest. aesf ATsn9e. THEo.
PORE COGSWELL. Register Of wills for
the District of Columbia. Clerk of the
Probate Court. my24 Al ie7
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VERNON E. WEST AND JOHN O'DEA,
nistricf RuiIdinR

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Colum-
bia, Holding Probate court-DISTRICT OF
.: e, Plaintiff. v, AUGUSTA .WHAIEN.
Moore, Faulkner: MARYLAND, pefendant.-
Administration No. 64372-ORDER- -Ap-
plication having been made herein by the
Commissioners of the District of Columbia
for finding that John L. Moore, the
above named decedent, died intestate
without next of kin within the degree of
relationship recognized by the laws Of dis
tribution and for a decree that said dece-
dents property escheat to the District Of
Columbia under D. c. Code 1940), Title
by the Act Of June 20. 1884 (4s Stat
1890, 1t is ordered this 1st day of April
1946, that the unknown next of kin. II
any, of John L.. Moore. deceased. and all
Tuesday, the End day Of July. 1946. at
1000 o'clock AM, to show cause why
such application should not be granted.
Let notice hereof be published in the
washington Law Reporter" and in 'The
Evening STAR twice q month for the three
months, April, May and June. 1916, re-
curing said parties to appear on or before
said date which is the first rule day occur
ring after the expiIa alton Of such prescribed
period. JESSE c. ADKINS, Justice. (Seal.)
Attest: THEODORE COGSWEIL. Register
Of Wills for the District Of Columbia, Clerk
OF the Probate Court.
C6 rnv1 io1A
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FRANCIS w. TAYLOR, Attorney,
nv, 1910 Vermont Ave. Northwest.
NED May %, 1a4R. Charles n Sfama,

-. otSWdIt ",
IN The THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l., United States for the District Of Co
HH5nEs 1gmsa; GixIl GEirp Ten Tern Nm re MARTIN
PE11EsRRsS9N.~GIyIL PETE RS9 ACTION No. 34e75.
~ OF PUBLICAT1ON-cHAN
OF NAME.-Martin Hughes Peterson.
minor. minor. by his father and next friend
coannln MarIin j., Rowland Peterson, having filed a
to Martin Rowland Peterson and having
applied to the Court for an order Of
niuoiieation in sica Of the notice REQUIRED BY law
N sucn cases, 1t is, by the Court, this 22nd
dsyys,of day Of May. 194e: ORDERED that ali ali
persons concerned show cause, if any there
iS45, why the prayers Of said complaint
should not be granted; Provided, that .
COPY of this order be published once a
week for three consecutive weeks before
Ma Saaa ,;ny gay In The Evening Star and the
Test: caARIEs Eseafa 2 srEwARRTTue e RRTue Slspy SGlopy'
my24,31 ,je7
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VERNON E. WEST and JOHN O'DEA.
District Building.

United States for the District of Co
OF COLUMBIA. District Buiiding. Wash.
1pnBgt3ns pBH,, D. G, Plaintiff, v. LEONARD N.
SSTHOWN, ESQ. Administrator Of Estate OF
iEiien MORTON, 1885 w Street NV, WASH
Nnston; Nn s1oDe q C.; Dsfsndant.-.Administrat tion
peen made herein by the Commissioners OF
Ine n'strict Of Columbia for q finding that
Eilen Morton. the above named decedent'
aled intestate without next Of kin within
re ,degree OF relationship recognized By
tne laws OF distribution and for a decree
mat said decedent's property escheat to
Cede, G94ol. Title Is. Sec. Ti9 4 {31 stat
IS5i), as amended by the Act of June 26.
day Of April. 1896 that the unknown next
Of kin, If any. of Ellen Morton, deceased.
and all others concerned, appear in said
iSqst S4s q on Tgssdsy the nd day Of July.
srantsd e Let notice hereof be published in
ths !Ms Washington Law Reporter" and In
Ihe Evening Star twice 4 month for
Ihe three months. April, May and June,
1888 recurring said parties to appear on
or before said date which is the first rule
Gay occurring after the expiration of such
prescribed period. JESSE c. ADKINS.
Justice: (Seal.) Attest THEODORE
GnGSWELL. Register OF Wills for the
District OF Columbia, Clerk of the Probate
Court apl2,26,my1O,2 "a jel42S
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK MOTOR, 40 series, good condition
guaranteed. $125. 8. & A. SERVICE, lit
and Vermont NV MI 611Q -C5
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LEGAL NOTICES icon, y
MICHAEL ,: LANE. Attorney,

Caiumhisn n.iIain1 iNE; " A5sornes' Az
Filed May n, 1945. Charles E. Stewart.
IN THE DISTRICT elsrk; COURT OF THE
SsDlfsl &. Rdbs5f s.! Eas8Wln1ssoa; R.1etl
iendant1No. s4s5aMThse sefeas OBJECT MOI 81 this this
suit Is absolute divorce on the grounds
Il the esinti it. "G is 'ts this l4th day S''ea of
Robert E: winsrove. cause his appearance
legal holidays occurring after the day Of
The the first publication of this order; other
in case, of default. Provided, a copy Of
this n order be published once week for
three successive weeks in he Washington
5S szfHEy Is 5qstlss aa, n.y. ,ses3 'sSHss H!tsst:
NOR 5osE sMAEc pepasy clsrf Gifsrk SY EEA
At!essss. Flsns, HaET bs bSoh5WR8P EpWRR8PP
uNoRTHRoP; sis Munsey Buildins. .
Filed May g. 1875 eiesR, Charles E. Stewart
IN THE p1srR1cTf COURT OF THE
s eARE sffs HEYasNP iGE M PssTas MHRN0 Il f0qm
Plaintiff ys; RUTH MAE WEsT;ERMAE;
MARTINI; Williams Hotel, Winona, Mime
a3i0l. l:.--oRDER PUBLIcATfoHnAiBSssEEPNrT TiSiS iSsEPrr
to obtain. an absolute divorce on the
grounds Of desertion. On motion Of the
piaintin. It Is this Sth day of May, 1916,
Westermar Martini, cause her appearance
totb s9 be d.I entered herein on Or before the
holidays, occurring after the day Of The
first publication Of this order: otherwise
the cause will be proceeded with as in the
order be published once a week for three
successive weeks in the Washington Law
Reporter and The Evening Star before said
gay, (So JENNINGS BAILEY, Justice.
.Ssai) True Copy. Test: CHARLES e.
SIEWART. Clerk. BY ELEANOR E. JOBE
Oeputy CLERK. my10 ~ OA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-30
Tribute Paid Lote eTeocher
Board Adopts Resolution on Miss Carroll

Tribute to Miss Rose V. Carroll, local grammar school teacher who died Friday, was rendered by pr. John G. Gilmartin, superintendent of schools, at a meeting of the Board of Education last night.
 His statement was as follows:
 This morning the mortal re- mains of Mss Rose V. Carroll teacher in the Waterbury elemen- tary schools for almost forty years, were laid at rest.
 Throughout her long career in our system, Miss Carroll never di- gressed from the path of duty; never was her work performed in a perfunctory or measured manner. Rather was 1t discharged with full- hearted generosity and an unques- tioning acceptance of lawful auth ority.
 "These distinguishing qualities were manifested, not only in her successful teaching service, but in her attitude towards lfe-and death. Here was a loftineSs of spirit that tranScended the burden of earthly cares and difficulties. Amiable and admirable, she wended her way beloved by all during life; mourned by all at its close.
 our deepest coincidence is eX- tended to her family and especially to her sister, our friend and col- league, Miss Elizabeth Carroll"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-30
 CountyJury List Named
 Many Plymouth
 Residents Named
 RY SAIAefman
By SeIecfmaR

Terryville, April 30-Selectman William Eustace has announced the following Plymouth persons have been named on the jury list for Litchfield County: Eugene Alley, Elizabeth Arnold, Leon Ames, Jos ephine Atwood, William B. Atwood Harry Baldwin, Edward Barry, Minnie Bates, Caroline Blake, Har- old Blake, Joseph Blakeslee, Sarah Blakeslee, Susan Blakeslee, Freda Bondeson George Bull, Lewis O.. Bunnell, Edwin Burr, Rudolph Bur zler, Herbert w. Cleaveland, Victor inc Cleveland. Lester F. Cogswell, Florence Cowdrey, John Dowd, Lena Emmons, Frank Everden.
 Charles Friemuth Stella Galpin, Roy Griswold, Stanley Gosinski, Oscar Haase, Theodore Haase, Bur ton R. Hall, Sarah Harold Esther Hinkleman, George A. Johnson, Herbert Johnson, Gertrude Kamens Wanda Kamens, Clara Kelley, Abram I. Kinne, Margaret Kirkhyr Amos H. Lister, Philip Mathes, Eleanor Lake, Sophie Lass, Frank L. Melius Frances w, Lister Maurice E. Minor, James Moylan
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-30
Diplomas for
 WurVeteronS

Diplomas will be presented to 29 more Waterbury servicemen, who have submitted their records in the armed forces for credit toward their high school diplomas. according to authorization given by the Board of Education last night.
 The diplomas will be awarded as follows:
 Crosby High School-Kenneth H. Betts, Robert Bolger, Edmund M. Campin. George A. Carroll, Roy B. Fitzgerald, Harold Marmaduke, George Reardon, John P. Reardon, Francis J. Sheehy and Francis M. White.
 Leavenworth High School-James A. Bowey, Thomas F. Kenny, Cecil E. Obar, Anthony J. Piccolo, Irving A. Plourde, John Martinelli, Arthur Vaillancourt, Eugene J. Johns, James W. Rowley. William F. War ren, John ?. True, Joseph Scior- tino, Carmen DeCorso, John P. Salvi Marcel F. Blais. Arthur E. Johnson William J. Burkowski end John Dwyer.
 der.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-30
Board of Education Seeks Repair Funds
To Ask City Groups To Transfer S16,OOO for Gear Replacement

Transfer of $16OO0 for repairs and equipment replacement at school buildings will be sought from the Boards of Finance and Alder men, according to a vote of the Board of Education last night
 The funds are needed, 1t was pointed out, for installation of plumbing at Driggs, Duggan and Slocum Schools and for installation of new oil burner at Anderson School. The board also gave author ization to the committee on school houses to advertise for bids for the work.
 Appearing before the board at last nights session was delega- tion from the Waterville Communi- ty Club, Nheaded by Sherman Brown, president, which asked the board to provide repairs to the Sprague School yard,
 What Should Be Done
 MT. Brown told the board the playground at the rear of the build ing was sandy and in poor condi- ton. He said grading and oiling were needed and a bank in the gear should be leveled off. He also reported that a fence separating the schoolgrounds from adjacent property was desirable, and said the adjacent property owner would be willing to pay half the cost. The matter was referred to the school house committee.
 The committee also was asked to consider a proposal to enlarge the Crosby cafeteria during the Sum- mer, and another one to obtain @ new central supply room.
 The board voted to request the Boards of Finance and Aldermen for another transfer of $l 900, which will be used for purchase of 50 reels of film from the Encyclopedia Britannica Films, Inc, and trans fer of $25 to provide for supplies and expenses of the school psychol- ogist.
 Resignation of Miss Margaret Jackson of the Kingsbury School faculty, effective June q, was &C., NGDUNAg dAiA bAAG VI MaA Boyle was transferred from the typical class waiting list to the grade waiting list.
 Meetings Changed
 The board amended its rules to permit 1t to change It's meeting place from it's offices at Crosby. upon the unanimous vote of the members. and also to meet at D m. "or any other time deSig- mated by the unanimous vote of the board" The change was made as the result of recent proposal to hold meetings at schoolbuildings throughout the city instead of just at Crosby.
 The board made a vote of appre- eiation to Miss Alice Benham, a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-30
Three Time Corp, EmpIoyeS Held

The stealing of l2 watches from the U. s. Time Corporation in Mid- dlehury resulted yesterday in the arrest yesterday Of three local youths alleged to have taken the watches over a period of two months while the trio was employed there.
 Arrested by State Trooper Don- aid Paige and Detective Lieutenant Edward McElligott were D, D. Mar tin, i6, of 40 Seeley Street; Charles Nisoff, l6, of 2lS Orange Street, and Nicholas Ferrarese. IT, of 335 Congress Avenue,
 The three were placed into the custody of their parents and will be arraigned In Middlebury Town Court Monday night, Police said the watches were valued at $5 each.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-30

ton. Among them have been the Labor-Management Committee for peacetime reconversion, the Veter- ans Advisory Committee Safety Council as well as various state committees. He Is a district repre- sentative of Yale University Alum nae in this territory, He has ap- peared as guest speaker at nuner- ous conmerences on reeemploy- ment. veterans adjustment and others. His knowledge and grasp of industrial problems relating to his position are well known to the trade in general.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-30
Timetable
DUE TODAY

DSB AVDfAA
 At New York - Howard Victory (Bremerhaven) l,456, incl. Hq. and Hq. Btry, Btrys A, B, c and D and Med. Det. of 473d A. A, A. En-; Btry A of 77sth A. A. A. Bn,, Btry D and Med. Det. of 4e2d A. A. A. Bnt., Pier IA, s. l., 7;30 8. m. Fayetteville Vic- tory CBremen), l,l35, incl. Hq. and Hq. Btry, Btrys B, c and D and Med. Det. of 778th A. A. A, Bn,, Hq, and Hq. Btry, Btrys A, B and c and Med, Det of 679th P A, Bn,, Pier IS, s. l., 9:30 a. m. Troops to Camp Kilmer
 At San FranciSco-Santa Rita (Guam), ? Navy. New Hope (Guam) 1 Navy.
 At San Diego - 0lynn, ,467 Navy marines. Sea Runner, l,796 Navy marines, Ships from Pacific forward areas.
 ARRIVED YESTERDAY
 At New York -- Marine Raven Gle Havre), l,286, Pier IS. s. r. ' a. m Vulcania (Naples), 570 war brides and children. Pier 5l, Fl. R., 8 a. m John Ericsson CSouthampton), S35 war brides and children. Pier 62 H. R.. 3;l5 D, rn. Cristobal South ampton). 2l5 war brides and chil- dren, Pier 94, H. R., Il a. m. Joseph Gale Gle HaVre). 79 troops, 400 pris- oners and guards, Pier l5, S. l" g a m. Blue Ridge Victory (Bremer- haven), 1897, Pier IS, s, l., APO D. m Troops to Camp KilmeG.
 At San Francisco -- Laurentis CPearl Harbor), 3 Navy. Rockingham (Pearl Harbor), 533 Navy, A mar Ines.
 At San Diego -- Barracks Shir Kingman. 37 Navy.
 At Seattle -- Carl Schurz, no in- formation.
 DUE TOMORROW
 At New York Edmund B. Al. exander Southampton, l,0S2 wal brides and children. General Bal lou (Oahu. l59 Army, 427 Navy, marines. Santa Paula CLe HaVre) 332 war brides and children, 4 other civilians.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-30
Neuvs ofMen i1 tue SerUice
NAVY RELEASES NINE

Nine Waterbury sailors and four from the Waterbury area have been discharged from the Navy at the separation center, Lido Beach, L, |. Waterbury dischargees are:
 Thomas L. Hickey, SIX 3/c, POP Wood Street.
 Patsy F. Sabetta, RIM 3/c, 3 Ayers Street.
 Donald L. Sleeves, s lic, 3 Easton Avenue.
 Robert A. Woodruff, PhM 3ic, "A East Main Street.
 Albert orsini, EM sc, 72 Belle vue Street.
 Albert L. Bellemare, F lic, 449 East Main Street
 Joseph Bartolotti, coxo 90 Rose Street.
 William J. Casey, MoNfM SC, g Kenyon Street.
 Daniel Kalinowski, NM 2Ic, 228 Long Hill Road.
 Waterbury area discharges are: Alfred E. Columbia, CM sc, l0S Red Mount Avenue, Torrington.
 James T. Nardello, PhM sc, 5l4 South Main Street, Torrington,
 William F. Schroffraneck, PhM 2tc, 36 Lewis Street, Torrington,
 Francis J. O'Connor, NM 3/c, 372 Ldtchfield Street, Torrtngton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-30

management relations for the gen. eral public--and for representa- tives of the two factions. A former curate at St. Thomas Church, this city, he is now associated with the St. Francis Home in New Haven. He is member of Cover nor Baldwin's state mediation board. Leaders of labor and indus try have appeared in Waterbury to present respective views at the request of Father Donnelly. His service to the community has been of great measure.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-30
 Plans Drill

Company c, Connecticut State Guards, will hold their weekly drill this evening at the Field Street Armory.
 Over 20 members have been lost to Selective Service and at present there are four openings for ser- geants and four openings for cor porals, according to Anthony L. Purcaro, publicity chairman of the Company. New recruits who would like to join Company G are urged to report at the Field Street drill shed tonight.
 The Company is also in need of a Company Clerk and in this position one automatically becomes a cor poral. A position as Ordnance Ser geant is also open.
 Company G will go to camp starting July 28.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-30

degree from Columbia University. Undertaking the practice of law in the Gotham city he conducted himself with such ability that he was chosen as an assistant to MT. Dewey at the time of the latter's prosecutions of the famed rackets of New York. Upon the latters election as Governor, Atty. Hogan was chosen as District Attorney His career has proven matter of pride to his family and to the community.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-30


 trained In time of peace, that It's prompt employment may be utilized in the event of any emergency. "The existence of strong Organized Re- serve Corps will, in itself, be a meas ure of assuring peace" he added. Policies for the future training of this Reserve Corps are not yet available, Colonel Conroy said, but the War Department, realizing the importance of this work is now planning an extensive program which will be of vital interest to all Reserve Officers.
 Invitation
 The Colonel invited all Reserve Officers to visit the district head quarters at 2l6 Crown Street. New Haven, for further information rel ative to their status, Officers who are not already members of the Re- serve can obtain the necessary ap- plication forms at headquarters, Colonel Conroy was formerly e%- ecutiYe officer of the l02d Infantry. He Is assisted at the headquarters by Major D. C.. Barber, TranSporta- ton Corps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-30

ities as a mother Is the fact that her children have proven them selves to be successes in the fields of athletics and business, both in Waterbury and on the national scene. A kindly, benevolent person she has all the characteristics. of the strong unselfish, and under standing mother she is. Waterbury can be amply proud of such an exemplary citizen and family lead- CT. A proud mother and @ proud family-and rightfully sol