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Evening star., 1937-06-05

As a matter Of fact, few fathers
can be persuaded to attend the exhibi-
Sons Of their child's histrionic prowess.
They usually have terribly impor-
tant conference" with man from out
Of town, or there is a special client
EDnaing in to talk over fabulous in
vestments at just that very hour. 1t
b, of course, regrettable, but they
know the children will understand
that daddy is trying to keep that old
volt from the door, and bring home
the bacon while the wolf is still in re-
treat and can't smell it.
But there are the exceptions that
nrove the rule, and these fond papas
do show up at all the assemblies
plsylets, readings, debates, recitatlons,
athletic competitions and SO on that
are perpetrated on long suffering
adult public. And, as I said, they sit
calmly in their uncomfortable audi
torium chairs, and watch the horrible
Antics Of their young with bland
and SNUG expression OF perfect calm
and responsibility. While mother
euuirms in an agony Of anticipation,
and suffers acutely every moment that
her child is on the stage.
TSHE whole thing is a ghastly pro-
! ceeding for mother First,
there Is the inevitable misunderstood
ing about what costume, and who Is
sotng to make it. Mother thinks the
school should arrange that, and the
school washes its hands Of the idea
turning the matter squarely over to
mother. The child goes back and
forth, mixing up messages more and
more, until finally, in desperation, the
adults Of the triangle get together
by telephone or personal interview to
their mutual dissatisfaction. Mother
ae1pes to struggle with a school-de-
nsned pattern and to buy material
which is almost impossible to sew
properly, in accordance with the re-
qutements set forth by a tempera-
mental and impractical theatrical
cench.
All the other mothers, having been
finally coerced into doing the same
te4ng, buy the supplies at different
Se3s, according to their charge ac-
cGnnts-with the result that no two
coaxumes match in either color or tex
tQe-and often are totally dissimilar
i&adesign, depending on the accuracy
6%the patterns, or the highly individ-
~ treatment they have received dur
luk the making.
sThis rumpus usually lasts for a
plE4od Of several days, until dress
relearsals are called, and the last cos
tnss are frantict5lly hurried into
o1ne sort Of shape, and hustled on
tt person of the rebellious child.
Then, Of course, everything is all
wrong. but 1t Is toe late to change.
at tempers and resations undergo q
teFtfic strain
L. X X
IN THE meantime, the house has
been rendered hideous by the num-
htHgs OF the actors-to-be, who sit
aSDut in dim corners. straining their
eJn over = book full of illegible
Evening star., 1937-06-05
Dorothy Dix Says
slight Hounds" Are the Greatest Bores
on Earth.
on Earth

then n.ith.r .h.u ~.
/ I interested " ~ W.
i ahontt the slohk kholndn
Evening star., 1937-06-05

WAS Summers morning.
= Mother. dad and the various
ofisprings placed themselves
Evening star., 1937-06-05
Different Dessert.

One and half cups of cooked
prunes added TO quart of partially
frozen vanilla ice cream makes a
dessert that Is economical and diff
ferent. Halt . cup OF pecans may
b added TO the mixture,
Evening star., 1937-06-05
Summer Beverages.

To vary the favor and color Of
Summer beverages freeze fruit juices
In q tray In the mechanical re-
frigerator Add the frozen cubes to
the beverage Just before 1t Is served.
Evening star., 1937-06-05
Local MatrOn DECIDES
Cryptic Messages for
Treasury Department
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith Friedman Is an "All-
Around" Sort of Person With
Many Interests.
Many Interests.
ny MARY JANE RRIrMIEY

and cphe typhy glamour mystery intrigue the
Of spell responsible
Smith
Friedman, chief o Of the
with oated breath about She
Evening star., 1937-06-05
SCHOOL, Play Season
Brings Untold Misery
; Especially to Mothers
Fathers, if Persuaded to Attend Perform
ance, Manage to Appear Calm
and Collected
BY BETSY CASWELL.

agonng than that
public
change that mothers
pride fright
Evening star., 1937-02-21
MONEY 70 LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON D. c. REAL ESTATE
at lowest interest rate. Prompt service
JESSE L. HEISKELL. 11l5 Eye st. NV
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS. REBUDGET
yourself for 1897; loans on two co-makers;
1st and End trust real estate loans: pay
s. S. FREEDMAN. 1906 R. I. NV. North
O7O5.
SECOND-TRUST Money TO LOAN TO
home owners, builder? and brokers. Col
lateral loans .aade. PROMPT service Call,
write or see L0NIAL INVESTMENT Co.
1916 Southern Bldg. District 6I5O a1'
PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE FOR SEC
ond-trust loans. Loans negotiated in 3
days Call WARREN T. COTHERN, 913
New York ave NV. National 7416. :6s
Evening star., 1937-02-21
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

50 ACRES. VA. SUBDIVISION; 10 MIN
utes to Treasury: very cheap. Address
Box 493-E. Star once.
SILVER SPRING. IN CENTER OF BUILD
ing activities; ami: 2S acres or part.
OWNER. Shepherd 32f6. 23'
BUSINESS LOCATION ON THE BALTI.
MORE PIKE.
Tract OF ground containing approx
mately 80 acres with 1000 feet of boule-
ward frontage admirably located, within
20 minutes drive of Washington, for a
large tourist camp or other business enter
prise. Price much less than similar prop
erty can be obtained. Call US for further
information and inspection.
The Munsey Trust Company,
National $780,
Evening star., 1937-02-21
. FARMS WANTED.

RESPONSIBLE TENANT DESIRES SMALL
farm. vicinity of Suitland or Forrestville.
Address Box 395-E. StaS ONCE.
WANT FARM NEAR MITCHELVILLE-
300 or more acres on or near navigable
stream or bay. Small acreage tracts with
good houses r. D. LILLE CO.. 264 Car
roll ST.. Takoma Park. Geo. 1900.
WANTED TO RENT FARM WITH OP-
tion Of buying. Address Box 364-E. Star
Office
Evening star., 1937-02-21
FARMS FOR SALE.

FARMS FOR SALE.
(ContinuedJ
2ll,AGEE DAIRY FARM: MILES FROM
1oe North IS Adams s.. Rockyile. Nd :.
CALVERT co,
tricits available: 5 houses. . 'pre-Revolu-
sSr. Sn ont 4 mostly sSce
sse set sabdiVsion dR iom Pries and detailed in
formation faEoSoRE II ss6essiE =. MENk.
So. Nd. Properties Since 1927 :
ExECuToR's AuGTIoN SALE. v
ua: sr% On Of samS. M ss william ana l.ds4se sasfsT stat.
mes s.st of EeGts os
County: 205as acres improved with large
frame mansion; tenant house bank barn barn.
sion heated by oil burner: electricity in
house. barn. etc. One Of Howard County 5
hssn ali III. RoSsehHd sale
stock. farming indictments. utensils and
other personally will be sold. For fur
ther particulars see Ellicott City Times or
JAMES CLARK. Executor.
Ellicott City. Maryland.
TODAY'S SAFEST INVESTMENT
Is land. Priced right and well located any
OXSo'REAdEEsTATEs-rARMs.
JOHN A BRICKLEY.
Suite 2O9-21O. Barr Bldg. District 1921.
MARYLAND FARMS.
LARGE BUNGALOW. 2 ACRES.
and bath: INV. heat. electric pump:
acres of ground; $4.s50; substantial cash
payment; a very attractive home. about IL
miles north OF AZ AeRRAdE, PlstFls''
$4,000 acres. Grain Highway. 15
100 acres. with large tobacco barn; SIS
some W0SdS SfNE apd HoaE3 sfEeam3 tlestEasits'
No hardship for one used to city conven-
fences to live in this. house: electricity.
finest vapor heating plant. electric range
with Central hall. recently remodeled at
great expense. said to have cost more than
shingles: slate roof; high elevation. beau.
the best parts 81 Montsomery County for
"a section Of fine country homes. Good
roads. B. &, o. train service; farm only
bank good schools; school bus at door
ANOTHER suburban home. Sl2. 500:
same neighborhood, $4,000
Either owner might take small suburban
h9gsss sssS Sr Gt IA aGsEsMopERN 2sEs HOUSE
Another view of Sugar Loaf Mountain.
| little closer and a little farther from
Washington. but only minutes walk
from committing trains: one of the most
our list: beautiful meadow. with river
winding through it. with a few acres of
woods; modern 1-room house with bath.
full basement electric lights. furnace; few
oo9 R high A she sFsnd nbdo
t00u ls9 sss PER FER ACRE AcREEs54 es5a ACRES pn0'0S'
Only $25 per acre for this desirable
large farm. IA miles from the District:
could readily be converted into pasture
land: plenty of good oak and poplar tim
ber; fine. large stream; good road to door:
two houses two tobacco barns; the same
kind Of land that , nearby has been dsvel-
CORN AND TOBACCO FARM
One of the best looking tobacco farms
q bank barn with stable: good corn house,
granary. garage: two houses; on concrete
road. abolt Is miles from District; l36
acres: nearly all under cultivation cleo
EQUIPPED DAIRY.
s459 TO- ss3s ps5 Month Sish seorins Sa;
acre acres "h land, Well fenced: @ several large
springs; good residence. & rooms: $4,000
for land, 8 ssose xeREsssa6% sns essai6H"6fRo,wl 6owN
this desirable Village farm. with house.
10 rooms and bath; barn. poultry houses
and other buildings. Owner leaving. will
sacrifice for S4.2O0.
r. D. LILLE CO.
264 Carroll St. Takoma Park. Geo. 1900.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WAs En- TNVINb bNSb6Nubs
SO ACRES ON cHEsAPEAKE BAY, WITH
,Tsss; ss;;, sSS; 1000; terms; M ;,.X; q. WiLL1zMs.
CHARMING LOG CABIN ON SALT
az sssi as
TWO LOTS AT EPPING FOREST, OVER
Tee R6s 4sE fer saso stsr ecs desired Address
sdII yin sseT!fas ssa for sloO cash for both: Lin
sALE-ls5-FooT WATER FRONT, on
soa foom replacs poSeSes Sess fe bed rooms ons
electric range. ami. M. X. LOCKWOOD.
PATUXENT OPPOSITE POINT PATIENCE.
harbor; priced low for select buyer desir-
ing excellent site Summer home. Address
Box l4S-E. Star ofice.
PoR sAhEsgMMER a1I1s ,Sa coTAGE eI:. ONE
sonable. Phone Walnut 1870 after / pm.
LARGE BAY COTTAGE. EXCELLENT
view; electricity fireplace. hours drive,
hs5a hs5s road Sa'Soo: rent season. $780, Pot
GENTLEMANs MODERN, ALL-YEAR-
| round beach-front home. at Round Bay
mi most es Attractive % prce M bed ft1s roo@s hard.
wood floors. vapor heat. > baths. shower.
TepaagNs S9Ibie
Severna Park 191.
FINE HOME ALL CITY CONVENIENCES.
beautiful lot. beach and shade: 30 miles:
must sacrifice Address Box 4s7-E' Star
CLIENT. LEAVING TOWN. WILL SELL
two water front lots. $210. ALLIANCE
| REALTY. 14l0 H st, NV. Met. 88l2. 23s
SHORE HOTEL.
32-room Patuxent River hotel: soundly
constructed. baths electricity. paved high
way to property. shore frontage; 33 miles
D. c.; on salt water. No reasonable offer
refused.
THEODORE r. MENK.
1927 Park Road Columbia 7S45.
So. Md. Properties Since 1921. =
Evening star., 1937-02-21

COUNTRY PROPERTY.
EXTENSIVE LlSTrNGs IN MARYLAND.
Stock. dairy, chicken and horse farms.
Homes, acreage.- estates, water fronts.
,aEs = 9,.,id M,idH7g% eaa1:s is22$oa
Evening star., 1937-02-21
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

HAVE CASH CLIENT FOR DESIRABLE
properties. preferably one-story stores,
show good return, in D. c.. Bethesda or
Silver Spring. FRANK M DOYLE. Realtor.
927 18th st NV. District 1865.
CASH AT ONCE FOR COMMERCIAL OR
residential. white or colored. REGARDLESS of
location or condition. state price and To-
cation Address Box 4O5-E. Star office.
. TO FAMILY APT. BUILDING FOR
home and investment. Must be reason
able. MR.. SWEET. Natl. 5000 evenings.
HOUSES WANTED FOR INVESTMENT.
Property. white or colored. Waiting
list for good purchasers.
POTOMAC REALTY CO..
3503 Georgia Ave. NV. Adams 1903.
WANTED : INVESTMENT PROPERTIES,
BUILDINGS. GROUND.
O'HARE ESTATES
224 R NE. NORTH 1447.
Evening star., 1937-02-21

FORD 1884 Tudor sed., $3.50; original
blue finish, motor perfect; looks and runs
like new; really worth 500 more; looks
and demonstration will convince you. II
you haven't all cash, pay what you can
and balance monthly. 4515 14th st. NV.
Randolph 1920
Evening star., 1937-02-21
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

STORE. SUITABLE FOR GROCERY OR
delicatessen. with apt. over store. Ad.
dress Dox <00-E. Star once.
Evening star., 1937-02-21

FORD 1882 de luxe roadster. rumble seat,
new top, maroon paint bargain SlS5.
Warfeld Motor Co.. 2535 Sherman ave.
NV Adams 5000
Evening star., 1937-02-21
/. JAMES CLARK. Executor.
Ellic0tt City MARYLAND

TODAY'S SAFEST INVESTMENT
Is land. Priced right and well located any
place, in or within 10 miles Of the District
Of Columbia line
ACREAGE-ESTATES
JOHN BRICKLEY.
Suite 2O9-21O. Barr Bldg. District 1921.
nYIY A AIYN YdA nAE0
Evening star., 1937-02-21

FORD Tudor. 1885: radio and heater:
$500: terms S135 down. SEQ month no
finance charges insurance; consider
model A Ford trade-in. Phone Randolph
$3.50 21'
Evening star., 1937-02-21

$4O0 Gets Tourist Home, Farm.
On concrete hgwy.: 8 acres. stream:
81. 400: only S4OO down: page 81. big free
catalog. STROUT AGENCY. 1427-N.
Evening star., 1937-02-21

CHEVROLET 1886 sedan; only six months
old and shows new-car appearance; sacri-
psss. Afesls fenGse Co.. i41s 1fvtns
Evening star., 1937-02-21
TRAllEps gop GALE

TOURIST TRAILER. nrst-ciass condition
completely equipped. Can be seen Just
south of 14th st. bridge. near airport. OF
phone Atlantic 500. 22s
Evening star., 1937-02-21

FORD 1935 Tudor: Al condition; guaran.
teed; bargain; S3l9; eaSy terms. Stand
ard Motor Sales, 1905 14th st. NV. North
o29S
Evening star., 1937-02-21
SUMMER HOMES.

For rent. Summer season. Groom house.
modern in every respect, fireplaces in every
room, extra bath rooms. chauffeur and
maid s quarters; private sandy beach. won-
derful view Of Atlantic Ocean and its rock
bound coast: location Is excellent. Write
2: J. SHEEHY. Peabody Square. Peabody.
Evening star., 1937-02-21

FORD 1885 Tudor; radio heater; good
tires and motor; car like new: bargain.
S325. 2514 14th st. NV, Apt. FOL.
Evening star., 1937-02-21

FORD 1886 coupe; used very little and
carefully driven by lady. Must sell. S400.
Call North O6R2-W
Evening star., 1937-02-21

CHEVROLET 1888 master sedan: we guar
antee this car has never been used as
taxicab: name and address of former own
er furnished on request: beautiful gun
metal finish clean interior; an excellent
buy: honestly priced at S295: pay 500
down bal. arranged to suit you. Owens
Motor Co. R323 Ga ave
Evening star., 1937-02-21

FORD 1885 sedan: reduced 3Occ: only
$500: terms; perfect condition. Cleveland
Evening star., 1937-02-21

DODGE 1886 de luxe touring sedan, ex-
9een 9gns s lstDsSk ns
value at our reduced price of S645: fully
guaranteed: liberal terms. Simmons Mo.
nd G st AlH1
Evening star., 1937-02-21

CHEVROLET 1929 coupe; excellent trans
portation for two: good motor top tires
and upholstery: honestly priced at S65:
terms arranged. Owens Motor Co., 1923
Ga
Evening star., 1937-02-21

FORD 1885 Tudor sedan: absolutely per:
feet in every single way: $500: original
tires: paint perfect Adams S40S
Evening star., 1937-02-21
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

35 ACRES. CONVENIENT TO BALTIC.
Annapolis. Wash. Improved by large
dwelling and outhouse: ami. Also Groom
cottage and necessary farm buildings.
Address Box 4RR-E Star ofice
Evening star., 1937-02-21

CHEvROLET 1888 coupe; black. with
cream wire wheels: fne tires and radio: an
unusually nne car; see today; 50 down.
Willys Washington. Inc. 14th and r NV.
Decatur 2616.
Evening star., 1937-02-21

| DODGE 1885 4-door touring de luxe se-
dan, with large built-in trunk; metallic
| blue duco: hasn't a scratch on body or
| lenders fully guaranteed by our 90-day
warranty; this car will satisfy any new-car
| buyer who wishes to save S225; come in
| and see the car and you will be impressed
| at its new appearance; priced as a genuine
bargain: easy terms. Standard Motor
Sales. 1905 18th ST. n ". North 22aS.
Evening star., 1937-02-21

FORD 1888 de luxe coupe. with rumble
seat; new motor; S249. 1921 Conn. ave-,
CleV S4O1
Evening star., 1937-02-21

FOR WASHINGTON PRoPERTY.
w. B. PICHLER. MET. 4344. CLEV. 1112.
7-ROOM, MODERN HOME,
In an undeyeloped section of Kensington.
II. w. heat, hw. floors A real buy II you
can use it. Subject to one trust. Trade
'of hoefa FRED D. B. CusHMAN. owner,
100 NJ Adams st. Rockville, Md. .
Evening star., 1937-02-21

CHRYSLER j 929 r. 8. coupe; this car has
been driven by only one owner: excellent
Toms Auto Service. 635 N st. NV. Poto-
uac 94OO 0os
Evening star., 1937-02-21

UNIMPROVED TRACTS OF LAND.
14O acres fronting on State highway in
Anne Arundel County; good soil mostly
clear land streams in all fields; $1,000
1874 acres. II miles D. c.. at wide part
of Piscataway Creek; all clear. level land
81 200.
20 acres. Is miles D. c.. 800 yards of
State highway; all wood land, with streams
500. w. G. WILLIAMS. Metropolitan
Rank RuildinR
Evening star., 1937-02-21

CHEVROLET 1885 standard coach; a real
beauty; probably one Of the best cars OF its
kind in the city: has had very fine care,
which is worth great deal to you; hon
estly priced at S355; pay $50 down and
We will arrange liberal terms on balance.
Owens Motor Co. 6323 Ga. ave
Evening star., 1937-02-21

CHRYSLER 1884 late-model convertible
sedan: formerly owned by lady and is in
first-class condition; cost new over $1,000;
mating buyer; a genuine bargain for only
S495; easy terms: has original jet-black
duco and waterproofed top: this model is
greatly in demand; come in and see for
yourself. Standard Motor Sales, 1908 14th
st n w North ooQS
Evening star., 1937-02-21

GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING by expert
Our low-rent location saves you none
Free towing to our shop. Woody, rel
1915 N. Capitol. Met. S044. 26'
Evening star., 1937-02-21
STORES WANTED.

STORE WANTED TO RENT FOR DELICA-
lessen in northwest section; reasonable
rent. Address Box 296-E. Star ONCE
Evening star., 1937-02-21

CHEVROLET 1894 de luxe coach: attrac-
tive tan body. knee action. Fisher no-draft
ventilation; sound economical motor: 3
nearly new tires: S295; guaranteed. L. p.
Steuart. Inc. NE. Branch, 141 18th St.
Evening star., 1937-02-21

CHEVROLET master coach, 1885; driven
only 5000 miles; Just like new through
out; finished in black with cream wire
wheels. Really an exceptionally nice car.
See 1t today. $470. Pohanka service.
1116 Goth st NV Dist 9141.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

NOvhSAneC0J
CHEVROLET 1884 master; q clean four
door sedan. used only in town by private
Govt. ofnciai; and you save BY buying
here; here. guarantee aIi. that's binding; $3.50.
Adams o67b. w. i' 's ''' A'"'
CHEvRoLErs-1935 Master coach in very
good condltion and looks as clean as any
1884 g hsss.a hsass eoss sssSas 5 pf's .n Si
terms; fully suaIsntssd. simmons motors.
CdHEvEoLETs. 1894 master sedan, $3.50;
sI50; 1880 business coupe: s75; thor
tsed. schlesei sS Golden. dem Dodge. iy Piym-
outh dealers; 333 Carroll st.. Takoma,
CHEvROLETs-1933 master coach, $1D5.-
luxe Victoria coupe. S145.O0; all new
GARAGE. 1418 North Capitol.
CHEVROLET 1882 2-door de luxe sedan;
stration. Shepherd 2s4s.
CHEVROLET 1881 coupe. 500 cash; very
good condition. Walnut S791. rs North
Highland ST., Arlington. Va.
CHEVROLET 1925 master De luxe 4-door
sport sedan. with built-in trunk; original
1et-black duco and clean as q pin: this
car Is really above the average and will
satisfy the most discriminating buyer;
1t out; it's almost new car; we have
priced It for a quick sale, only S495 90;
easy terms. Standard Motor Sales, 1906
14th st. NV. North 229S.
CHEVROLET 1881 coach. clean. new paint.
choice Of two; also two 1882 coaches, and
1882 coupe. Warfleld Motor Co., 2525
Sherman ave. NV. Adams 5000.
CHEVROLET 1929 coaches; choice Of 8;
good running order; S29 up. Steuart Mo-
tors. 1401 r. I. ave. ne. Decatur 5000.
CHEVROLET 1897 master de luxe; due to
sickness. sell at loss; arrange terms. trade.
Inquire Adams 3191.
CHEVROLET. 1885 sport sedan. master
model. with large built-in trunk. original
apple green Duco; clean as q pin: car is
immaculate inside and out and runs like q
charm; former owner had to sell on ac-
count Of leaving city; was bought new only
few months ago and should interest any
purchaser looking for an almost new car
and wishing to save $3.50; this car Is a
genuine bargain. only 1896. aid we invite
you to come in and see the car yourself;
easy terms Standard Motor Sales. 1906
14th st. NV. North 229S.
CHEVROLET 1884 sedan. Al condition
ko1.
Evening star., 1937-10-08

Ia inch Du Pont covered cases
with five attractive and useful
toilet articles fitted in the lid 80.
Shirred end pockets, double locks
aud post handle.
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1937-10-08

Keep your trim figure
Weigh every day These scales
Will give you your accurate weisht
They're entirely chrome.
platsd-weigh to 800 :lhs. (
Kann'stThtrd Floor.
Evening star., 1937-10-08

Note the size Of these towels
73x46 inch-a pretty large towel
for this low price. A nice weight
with striped borders Of green, blue
and pink.
Kann's-Street Floor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-02
Feared In
 July 4th Celebrations
Protective Serum Most Effective Remedy in Averting
 "Lockjaw"- Consult Physician at Once When Hurt

uring burns about the face as well as extensive burns involving much of the body surface. Such burns cause the absorption of toxic sub- stances which lead to kidney injury or other organic disturbances with fatal results.
 Tetanus Germs
 Tetanus germs, Dr. Burgdorf eX- plained, normally inhabit the intes- tinal tract of the hohse, and thus may be abundant in ferttilized soil and street dust. In handling fire- works, @ child Is very apt to come in contact with the ground and have tetanus germs on the hands. In order to cause tetaus, the germs must gain entrance to the body through the broken skin, and wounds made by fireworks, toy pis- tols and blank cartridges offer ex- cellent opportunities for the germs to enter and grow In the body. Ex- ploding powder forces bits of for eign material such aS paper, cloth- Ing and dirt together with the germs into the deeper tiSues where they find c fine environment for develop inent
 Circulating in the blood stream, the bacilli reach the central nervous system and anchor there causing paralysis. The nerves supplying the Jaw muscles are the shortest and are therefore the first attacked be- cause the disease does not have to travel far to take effect. As the dis ease progresses all the muscles of the body may become involved.
 Take No Chances
 All wounds where there IS any chance Of dirt being ground in should be treated by a physician, pr. Burgdorf stated. The physician will take painstaking precautions to remove all foreign particles from the wound, and will administer anti- tetanus serum to prevent the germs from developing. Do not take chances on home care which may not entirely clean and remove the spores, dirt and foreign material for such wounds, and remember that the success and effectiveness of tetanus antitoxin depends upon early administration, the doctor urged.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-02
LOCAL MEN NAMED
 TO STATE COUNCIL
Edward H. Davis Chosen Chairman of Merit Sys.
 tenn Group

Waterbury takes a prominent place on the statewide council of the State Merit System association with 6 number of local associates Of the program appointed to member ship Named by Horace D. Taft, president of the association, at the .mnusl business meeting, Edward H. .AvN Waterbury, assumed office as chairman of the newly-formed council numbering l08.
 MT. Davis and William M. Harris of Waterbury, and S. H. Fisher of Litchfield, are members of the nom- mating committee which will submit 6 list of candidates for the state executive committee at the first council meeting. Meanwhile, the incumbent executive committee of the association will continue to serve.
 Members of the council from Wa terbury and environs were named as follows: John M. Birdie, William P. Burke, Edward H. Davis, chair man; John P. Elton, John B. Goss, Rev. James r. Gregg, William M. Harris, Charles '. Kimball, Mili- cent Pond, John T. Robinson, Cecile D. Rochon. Frederick 0. Smedley and Frederick 8. Chase, all of Wa terbury.
 Paul P. Cruickshank, John T. Reardon and Horace D. Taft, Wa tertown. Mrs. o. P. Rodenbach Nau- gatuck. William B. Gleason, Tor rinRton.