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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-15
REQUIEM MASS
TOMORROW FOR
JOHN H, ROBB
Was Employed Many
Years in GPO

Requiem mass for John H. Robb,
So. prominent in Catholic activi-
ties here, who died yesterday at
Georgetown University Hospital
after a long illness, will be cele-
brated tomorrow at 10 a. m. by
the Rev. william j. Sweeney in
st. Gabriel's Catholic Church,
Grant Circle Northwest. Burial
will be in Glenwood Cemetery.
Born in Philadelphia in 1852,
Mr.. Robb came to Washington
more than SO years ago to enter
Federal service. He was for many
years an employee of the Govern
ment Printing Office.
He was a member Of the Wash
ington Council of the Knights of
Columbus, the Society of Oldest
Inhabitants, the Holy Name So
ciety, and the Printing PressmenS
Union, No. l.
His widow, Hrs. Amelia Robb;
two sons, Edward j. Robb, of this
city, and John H. Robb, jr., of
Scranton, Pa, and a sister, Mrs.
Lydia Tenney, Of Philadelphia,
survive.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-15
Pneumonia Treatment.
Films on View Toniqht.

Two motion picture films on
pneumonia, one "A New Day." and
the other THE Technical Aspects
of the Intravenous Treatment of
Pneumonia, will be shown by
DR.. Melvin Price Isaminger, di-
rector, Bureau of Public Health
Instruction, D. C. Department of
Health, at a meeting of the Med
ico-C hirurgical Society to be held
at the Mu-So-Lit Club. in the
1900 block of r st. N. w., today
at 8 p. m.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-15
Railroads Slash
For HOLIDAYS

Marking the first holiday re-
duction in fares in several years,
the Chesapeake and Ohio, the
Baltimore and Ohio and the
Pennsylvania railroads have an
nounced substantial savings in
round-trip coach and Pullman
fares during the Christmas and
New Year season. Tickets will
be good on trains leaving between
December Is and January l, and
will be good to return until Janu-
airy 10.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-15
Cadets Study Maps
For Tactics Game

More than 1000 Washington
High School cadets are studying
military map problems in prepa-
ration for the elimination con-
tests to be held here early in Jan
uary. Colonel Wallace M. Craigie,
director of science and military
tactics in the District public
schools announced today. The
contest lasts from January through
March at which time seven rep
resentative companies will play
off the Washington games. Cap
tain of the winning team will re-
ceive a gold medal, and the win
ming team will be awarded the
Craigie Cup.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-15
Reed Rites
To Be Held
Tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs. Ida
belle Reed, widow Of DR.. Joseph O.
Reed, will be held tomorrow at 2
p. m. at the western Presbyterian
Church. The Rev. DR.. j. Harvey
Durham, pastor. will officiate.
Mrs. Reed died yesterday at her
residence in the 100 block of N
st. N. W.. after a short illness.
She was Sc.
Born in Montgomery county.
Md. she came to Washington as a
child of IL. She was prominently
identified with local charities. and
was a member of the board of the
Presbyterian Home and the West
ern Presbyterian Church. DR..
Reed died in washington in 1928.
A son, Fred Reed, senior Scien-
fist in charge of the engineering
laboratory at the National Mu-
scum, and a grandson, David An
drew Reed, survive.
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Births, Deaths, Marriages
MARRTACE LTCENSES

Hyman Finkestein, 35, Baltimore, to
Thelma S. Cohen, rs, same city. The
&c George ri Qninton coffelt, "a, of 1928
Richter 81, of 22O sixteenth St. n. W.
The Rev. Edmund J. Fontatne.
George Leonard Meyer, %. of 7@lS Wis
consn Ave, Bethesda, to Sadie Thomas
Holland, "a. of 416 Ingraham st. n. w.
The Rev. William f. LaRue.
Paul Wilbur Manns, IS. Richmond,
Va, to Emma r. Nunnaly. 25, same city.
The Rev. Peter Marshall.
Robert Earl Carbaugh, 20, of 1881
Connecticut Ave. to Sarah Josephine
Parks, a., Deale. Md. The Rev. J.
Edwin Baruch 81, of $3.50 Ninth st.
n. W., to Dorothy Lenore McNancy, 20,
of SIS Orleans Pl. N. E. The Rev. A.
H. Mckinley.
EoSsF5 Paugner Ha e. Of has
Williamson, II, Clifton Terrace Apart
ments. The Rev. j. Harold Mumper.
Clifford Henry Mack. rs of go
Division Ave. N. F., to Annie Mae Jack
Rev. James A. Davis.
William curtis McClain, %, of 1850 y
st. N. W, to Annie Hazel Morrison. ~
of 1923 T st. n. w. The Rev. Robert
Robert Giles. 4s. of pol st. s. E.. to
Sarah Jenfer, AZ, same address, The
Rev: Robe"t A. Lewis. 6.
N. W, to Joalice jackson, ~. of 447
''' Ave- '" ALEXANDRIA
Charles Paul Ward, II. Elkton, Nd;
and and, Evelyn Nf u Virginia Mckinney H.
Thomas Jack Dudley. 80. and Ger
trude Estelle May Kenny, %, Mt. Leba-
non, Pa.
Francis Parkman Hammatt, So. OF
Baton Rouge. La, and Elizabeth Alley
| Hatch of WASHINGTON,
Robert V. Williams, %. and Mabel e
Boyles, "a. both of Washington.
Fred Maurice %, and Clarie Eldred
81. both of Washington.
Ramon ]. Delgado. 27, and Alice M
Michael S. Kirby, "a. and Mildred E
Bowers, 35, both of Baltimore.
Louis L. Garrett. 81. and Kathryn
Frank o. Bilson, jr S6, and Sadie e
Elkins Al, both of Baltimore.
Anthony William Pellegrino. %. and
Viola Rose Falco, %, both of Philadel
phia.
Harry F. Rosseman, 80 and Mary E
Morgan. 80. both of Baltimore.
Charles H. Mannear. "A, and Isabelle
Janet Kanaar. 20. both of Kingston, Pa
Jay w. X. Bonestell. As. and Jane L
Parrish, 81. both of Philadelphia.
> James D. Irwin, %, of Washington
| anu lNOnne "lHiITeu norton 2lp
| Strabane, Pa.
Aurelis zambrano. 30. and Glori
a Anaya, both of New York city.
Harry S. Jackson. jr, %, of Alexan
5 dria, and Marian P. Brown. 81, Q
n Washington.
Samuel j. Mccandless 40, and Mar
5 Park, 49, both of Philadelpfia.
A Marriage licenses issued in Arlingto
county.
s Robert Douglas Anderson. II, of Ale,
4 andria, Va, and Dorothy May Dodd, /
' of 5O4 st. S. E., Washington.
Floyd Pleasant Pope, 81. of 2744 Sout
. Jennings St, Fort Worth, Tex. an
Lillian Marie Moore, %. of 1898 McKil
4 ley St. N W.. Washington.
"A Raymond Victor Harrison Gilbert. 5
Y of 2115 Pennsylvania Ave. n. w, wasl
ington, and Ouida Brown Fatherree. 4
of I'LL South Twentieth St, Arlington
D Va.
& Marriage licenses issued in Fairfa
: Va. yesterday included Frank e. Eide
y idge, Al. $500 Nevada Ave. n. w. I
s Mary Brown Murphy. 80, 1921 Harriso
: st. N. W., Washington.
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BIRTHS

George and Annie Jones, girl.
Charles and Elsie Greenlee, girl.
John and Ethel Zuberbuhler, boy.
Hugh and Ruth Willis boy.
James and Hazel Cardoza, girl.
James and Hazel Perley, girl.
Joseph and Sarah Forster, girl.
Garland and Minnie Knott, girl.
Roy and Marion Reeves, girl
Richard and Merah Flood, girl.
Warren and Jane Tillyer, girl.
Richard and Marion Conley. girl.
Donald and Mildred MacFarlane, boy.
Dennis and Mary Cooper, boy.
Leo and Dorothy Apperson, boy.
Stephen and Mary King, boy.
Marion and Mary Bass, boy.
John and Helen Sullivan. boy.
Richard and Agnes Sansbury, boy.
George and Sadie Shadid, boy.
Jack and Kathryn Schumacher, twin
iris.
william and Vera Niece, girl.
Bernard and Anna Bernewitz, boy.
Maurice and Audrey Alsop, boy.
william and Rosemary Ruymann, boy
Claude and Sarah Hobson, girl.
Burton and Laura Reigelman. girl.
Samuel and Florence Yaffe, girl.
Norman and Vivian Baker, girl.
Reed and Vera Rollo, girl.
Edwin and Helen Priest, girl.
John and Catherine O'Connell, girl.
woodrow and Mary Browne, boy.
Archie and Gladys Hawk, boy.
James and Mary Malone. boy.
John and Doris Bacas, boy.
John and Vivian VecChia. boy.
Francis and Marguerite Dugan, boy.
Francis and Edith O'Brien, boy.
William and Genevra Ellis, boy.
John and Dorothy Payette. boy.
Ward and Mary HOugh, girl.
Roman and Annie Edwards, girl.
Joseph and Eva Baden. girl.
Charles and Florence Mcpherson, boy.
DEATHS
Alexander Rodgers. IS, 1918 N. H. Ave
Katherine Tauberschmidt, IS, 1926
Eighteenth St. S. f.
Al C. Talker, 81, Garfield Hospital
Joseph E. Morgan, 81, 617 G st. S. W
Daniel j. Mccarthy. SO, $50 r st. N. f
Jessica Acker, 5S, $3.50 Thirty-ninth
st. n. w.
Dora Friedman, ~, sibley Hospital
Baby Boy Roberts, IA days, Children's
Martha Lewis Hall, 81, 2sO1 NJ st
Y. w.
Gladys jackson, 81. Galinger Hospital.
Baby Of Louise Washington, Freed
mems Hospital.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-15
Alexandra Plans
For Sewers Ready

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec. Is.
Plans were completed here today
for two new storm water sewers,
whose total cost of $47,C00 will
be partly borne by the Works
Progress Administration. WPA Of
ficials revealed today they will
grant the city $4,000 toward the
Rosecrest-Timber Branch sewer,
scheduled to cost $4,000. A grant
of $11,25O was also authorized for
the Hooffs Run sewer, to cost $685.
600,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-15

Funeral services for Leroy Mark,
81, president of the Leroy Mark,
Incorporated, an insurance firm,
will be held tomorrow at 2:30
p. m. at his residence in the $500
block of Thirty-seventh st. N. w.
The Rev. Frederick Brown Har-
ris, pastor of the Foundry Method
list Church, will officiate. with
burial in Rock Greek Cemetery.
A lifelong resident Of Washing
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-15
Aunt Bessie Sails
For Duchess YuIe

NEW YORK, Dec. IS. - The
Duchess of Windsor's Aunt Bes.
sie"-Mrs. Elizabeth Merryman, OF
Washington and Baltimore-was
sailing for France today aboard
the S. S. Rex to spend the holidays
with her niece and the Duke of
Windsor at their chateau at Cap
D'AntibeS.
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Mrs. TaubsChmidt
Funeral Held Today

Final rites for Mrs. Katherine
o. Tauberschmidt, we're held to-
day at her residence in the 1900
block Of Eighteenth st. s. E., with
the Rev. Dr.. Oscar Blackwelder,
pastor Of the Church of the Re
formation, officiating. Burial was
in Prospect Hill Cemetery. Mrs.
Tauberschmidt died Tuesday. She
was a lifelong resident of Wash
ington, and a member of the
Church of the Reformation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-15
Arlington Burial
For Lieut.. J. N. Duke

TAPS" we're sounded today for
Lieut. John M. Duke, U. s. N, in
Arlington National Cemetery,
with capt. R. D. Workman, Chap
lain Corps, U. s. NJ, officiating.
Lieutenant Duke was killed when
the plane he was plotting collided
with another in the air off Point
Iona, Cal, last Friday. Hon
orary pallbearers were LieutS. w.
.F. Kline. L. M. LeHardy, R. S.
Purvis, ]. M. Lane, P. D. Stroop
and C, A. LineWeaver,
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Leroy Marks Funeral
From Home TOMORROW

ton, Mr.. Mark was the son Of
George Mark and Lavangie Edison
Mark. He graduated with a law
degree in 1902 from Columbian
College.
A philanthropist Of note. Mr..
Mark was instrumental in in
stalling radio head sets for the
veterans at Walter Reed Hospital,
the Naval Hospital and Mt. Alto
Hospital
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nARDNER, ILEAN Don Tuesday, IDHe. :
cenber is 1888. at her residence, 2goo
North Twenty-fourth ST, Arlington, Va
iLEAN D. GARDNER. beloved wife
of Henry E. Gardner and daughter OF
MIR. Raleigh T. and Mrs. Cassie .,
Jackson, and sister OF mrs, h Mrs
b, L, johnson. Mrs. W. C.. Mills, Mrs.
". B. Solomon, Erie Jackson Hllda
jackson. Vera jackson, Hawley Jackson,
Paul Jackson, Carter jackson, Wallace
jackson Russell Jackson, P. X. Jackson;
W. T Jackson. r. A. Jackson. Funeral
services will be held in the W. W. Cham
bers Co. funeral home. 400 Chaplin 81.
n. w, on Thursday, December 10, I92o'
at p. m. lnterment washington Nd-
tional Cemetery on Friday. 10 a. M.
Relatives and friends are invited.
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DR.. Rutland 10 Talk
Before Church Club

DR.. George Rutland, District
health officer, will speak on
Health Problems Before the Peo-
pie of Washington" at a meeting
of the Mems Club of the Nine
tenth Street Baptist Church, at
8 u. M. on Monday,
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Deceased
DPaMB
HaubertehmIdt
Katherine o.

CLEVELAND, EMMA E.--on THURSDAY;
December is. 1898. at the residence ,, OF
her daughter, 226 Holly Avenue ia
koma Park. Nd, EMMA Z, CLEN T.
TAND beloved wife of the late Caleb
Cleveland. mother of Mrs. Albert Brown
ing. Funeral from the W. W. Cham
bers Company funeral lone. llOO ina
hin Street Northwest on SATURDAY De
and friends invited. lnternlent in Glen
wood Cemetery.
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", D. SULLIVAN
SERVICES SET
FOR SATURDAY
Estate Dealer Was
Born Here

William D. Sullivan, prominent
in Washington real estate and in
surance circles, who died yester-
day after a brief illness at his
home, in the 5000 block of P St.
N. w. will be buried Saturday.
REQUIEM mass will be celebrated
at 10 a. m. in Holy Trinity Catho-
lie Church in Georgetown by the
Rev. Edward Gallagher, S. j.,
with burial following in Oak Hill
Cemetery.
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TRIrNn. GEORGE MAsHINGTON-on

FkIEND,
Tuesday, December 10, 1898, al liner,
Eency Hospital. ANNAPOLIS. Md GEORGE
WASHINGTON FRIEND, the oeloveu
husband of Clara NJ. Friend and iather
OF L. S. Friend. Maurice, AIiaretta' De-
nice and Lindsay Friend Remains rest
ing at the W. W. Chambers suburban
funeral home. 91s Cleveland Ave, River
dale. Md. until THURSDAY: December 70
At 10 a. M, thence to Christ Episcopal
Church. near Owensvllle, Nd, whe!e
body will lie in state from IL a. M. 10
n m at which time services VIII De
held Interment adjoining cemetery.
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rUY, EDITH-on Tuesday, December 10.
1888, at her residence, $40 Fifth st.
n. E, EDITH GUY tnee Anderson);
widow of William Henry Guy; Funeral
services from the T. Frank Murray
Service, TAI Eleventh St. S. E, on
Friday, December 18th. at $50 a. m,
thence TO ST. Peters, Second and I
SITS. S. E., where mass will be offered
for the repose of her soul. Relatives
and friends invited. 1nterment ION
Eressional Cemetery.
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SHEPHERD. WILLIAM J.-on Tuesday

WILLIAM J.-On Iuesuay'
December 10. 1898, at his residence,
1900 Barclay Street. Baltimore, Md,
WILLIAM ]. SHEPHERD, beloved hus:.
band of Olive Shepherd and father OF
Gerald Shepherd, brother of Mrs. Mamie
Nichols, Charlie. Ernest and Albert Fu-
neral services Friday at 80 p. M at
the home of his sister. Mrs. Mamie
Nichols, 1882 D Street Southeast. In
ternsent in Arlington National Cemetery.
Relatives and friends invited.
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n1~ToI pEMILY WOODyILLE - o.

HINTON, PEMILY WOODVILLE - On
Thursday, December Is, 1888, at her
residence. 4 Custis Avenue. Alexandra,
va, PEMILY WOODVILLE HINTON;
widow of Henry NJ. Hinton. Funeral
services Saturday at = p. m. from Cum
ningham funeral home, 500 Cameron
Street. Alexandria. Va. lnterment IN
Bethel Cemetery,
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HI Mpntnriant

FRIEDRICH, lone L.-Who passed away
two years ago today, December 10. 1885.
, We are sad within our memory,
Lonely are our hearts today.
For the one we loved so dearly
Has forever been called away.
d We think of her in silence,
No eye may see us weep:
But many silent tears are shed
" When others are asleep.
DEVOTED MOTHER AND SISTERS.
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KOONTZ, CLARENCE Hon Tuesday
December 13 1898. at Mt. Alto Hospital
CLARENCE H. K0ONTZ. beloved nus,
services from the W W. Chambers co.
Southeast Funeral Home 5l7 Eleventh
St. S. E. on Friday. December 10. at
1:3O p. m. Relatives and friends IN,
vited Interment Arlington National
Cemetery
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sULIIVAN. WILLIAM Don Wednesday,
pftai. william D. Sullivan, beloved
husband of Bessie Davis Sullivan, and
brother of Mrs W. F. Gibbs, Mrs. John
W Heavey. Mrs. John J. Dolan and Mrs;
Michael j, Colbert. Remains resting at
her late residence. 3O15 P St. N. W,
until Saturday. December II, at 9 30
a. m thence to Holy Trinity CATHOLIC
Church. Georgetown, where mass Will
be offered for the repose OF his soul
at 10 a. m. Interment in Oak Hill Gene
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MARK, LEROY-On Tuesday, December
II, 1888, at his residence, $500 18th
St. N. w, LEROY MARK, husband OF
Helen Shaffer. Services at the ABOVE
address on Friday, December 16, at 80
P. M. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery.
REED, IDABELLE-on Thursday, Deem.
Der IA, 1888, at her residence, l762 n
Street Northwest, IDABELLE REED;
widow of Joseph o. Reed, M. D., and
mother of Fred C. Reed. Funeral services
from Western Presbyterian Church, De"
cember Is, 1888. at p. m. Relatives
and friends invited. Services by CAV
ler's, 1856 PennsyIv ania Avenue North
Nres
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NATIVE WAsHINGTONIAN

A lifelong resident of Washing
ton, Mr.. Sullivan was educated in
the public schools and graduated
from St. Johns College. He also
attended Notre Dame University
and Georgetown University School
of Law. receiving his law degree In
1902. Although he never engaged
in private practice, he was a mem
Der OF the D. C. Bar. Instead he
established real estate and in
surance business with offices To-
Gated in the 1400 block of I st.
N. w
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WIDOW SURVIVES

His widow, Mrs. Bessie Davis
Sullivan, and four sisters. Mrs.
w. F. Gibbs, Mrs. John w. Heavey,
Mrs. John ]. Dolan and Mrs.
Michael J. Colbert, all of Wash
ington, survive.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-10
STATE DELEGATES
 TO DISCUSS PLANS
Democratic Contingent Holding Special Pre-COn-
 vention Meeting Today

Delegates to the Democratic state convention are meeting this after noon at 2 o'clock to devise plans for the trip and the meeting is ex- pected to see, as well, election of at least two Waterbury members to the Democratic state central com- mittee.
 Word of the planned retirement of Democratic Town Chairman John H. Crary leaves another va cancy beside that of Sen. Joseph H. Lawlor, who earlier announced that he would not be candidate for reelection. There is possibility, too, that Dora A. Egan, longtime town clerk until this year, may not seek reelection. Mrs. Gertrude Cor den is the other Waterbury member besides Chairman J. Francis Smith and Secretary Joseph F. Mulville.
 In the matter of MT. Mulville, there have been unconfirmed re- ports that he will not seek continu- ance as secretary.
 Cards have been sent to the dele- gates which point the advisability of reserving quarters at Hotel Gris- wold,. where the convention opens next Tuesday night, continues through Wednesday. This will be a major consideration of the meeting today, 1t is reported, as the procural of quarters and transportation must be attended shortly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-10
WPA ORCHESTRA IN SEASONS FIN ALE
All-Request Program to Feature Concert at Pleas
 ure Beach Monday Night

An All-request program will fea- ture the final concert of the sum- mer season Monday night in the ballroom at Pleasure Beach park, Bridgeport, when the Bridgeport Symphony Orchestra, unit of the WPA Federal Music Project, ap- pears with Frank Foti conducting.
 Beginning at 8:30 the program will include the overture of Wag- ner's opera, "Tannhauser" the first movement from Franz Schubert's unfinished Symphony" the Scher- 20 and Finale from the Fifth Sym- phony of Beethoven. Symphonic Overture by Hugo, Second Hungar- ian Rhapsody of Liszt the Allegro Con Grazioso, Second Movement from Tschaikowsky's Symphony Pa thetique, the Dance of the Hours (BonchiellD, the universally popular "Bolero" of Maurice Ravel, the Will liam Tell Overture by Rossiri. and as a finale, the favorite Blue Dan- ube Waltz" by Johann. Strauss.
 Requests which have poured into the Federal Music Project office at l64 State street, Bridgeport, and which do not appear on this final summer concert program will be played during the winter series be- ginning at Central High school, in Bridgeport. on October 5th, 1t is an- iaounced.
 Thea D'Aquin, New York soprano, will be guest soloist at the conclud- ing Seaside Park concert which is scheduled for Thursday night be- ginning at 8 o'clock. In private life the guest artist is Mrs. Duncan Par ham, wife of a famous New Orleans surgeon now located in New York. he has sung in leading operatic roles in Milan, Rome, Naples and the other leading centers, and is known for her remarkably success full interpretations of the title role of Puccinrs Tosca. The eighty piece Bridgeport Symphony Orches. tra will be directed by Frank Foti.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-10
NEW QUARTERS
 FOR POPULAR FIRM
Waterbury Motor Service Now Located at 400
 West Main Street

Jack Miller, well-known figure in the local automotive industry for many years, wishes to announce the removal of Waterbury Motor Serv- ice to new and more modern quar- ters at 400 West Main street. MT. Miller has been associated with Hotchkiss Motor Co.,, and Water bury Motor Service for over IS years as service manager and is now proprietor and general manager of the latter concern.
 The new location at West Main street, a combination gasoline and service station, is the most modern and up-to-date service plant of its kind in this section, with the new est equipment and facilities to handle all branches of automotive service. Besides general repairs, this firm features car washing, exclusive Willard battery sales and service, mobilubrication, brake service, ex- elusive General tire sales and serv- ice, Socony gas and ignition and electrical repair. Waterbury Motor Service is an authorized AAA sta ton and will call for your car and deliver 1t. An emergency road serv- ice department has been established to operate from a. m. to Il p. m.
 Assisting Jack Miller are several experienced servicemen. The battery and electrical department will be under the direct supervision of John L. Cavanaugh who has been connected with this business over 12 years. The mechanics are Lee Wyant, associated with automotivt repairs both in Waterbury and Al bany for B years, and Sal Piazza with over 10 years experience ir this field. Andy Cavanaugh ano Jack Sheehan are in charge of the gas islands, fabrication and motor oils. Robert Collier, James Cipriano and Robert Hollis complete the per- sonnel of Waterbury Motor Service.