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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-17

ING. KNOWN AS PREMISES 32l5 CA
THEDRAL AVENUE. NORTHWEST
BY virtue of Deed of Trust recorded in
RSseGqrds Of , he, DlsiTicI Of Columbia, We
DAY, THE 18th DAY OF OCTOBER, AID
i94O; At 40 O'CLOCK P M, lot num-
bered Four a. in Square rNJnbered Twe.,-
ty-one Hundred and One "l0D IN the sub
DIVISION made by the American Security d
trust CO, and Amos II Plumb. Trustee
called Ma ssaChusetts Avenue Heights" as
per plat recorded III the ONCE of the Sur
Leyol for the D.S-rlct OF Columbia in L.oer
4: at iolio q subject to the building re-
Str!ctlon line as shown on said plat
Also part Of Lot numbered Sevenjy-two
90 in Wardman and Bones and HalIam
15T4odiyiSlon , Of said Square numbered
per plat recorded IN the Office OF The Sur
yGyor Tor the DISTRICT Of Columbia in Liber
BeSlnnne for the same at point on the
feet West from tn Northeast corner Of
tnt ot Sald lot -. - "A feet: thence ~
a SJuthve ,ery direction l5 feet to
b ard VIZ said Sou,hw erly line Of sid
lot ~ a SouthcaSteriy direction 54l9 feet
/" The, South line Of SAD lot =; thence
feet; thence North al r!eht angles 10 said
5 .uA II - ed 1T, - 30 leet to the
ppont OF beginning being all Of Lot :: III
ClsFE Kent BY Wardman and Bones ana
plat recorded IN :aid Surveyor Once IN
L!hr- - al folio So
TERMS CT SALE: Onc- fourth cash, ball
ance IN one, TWO ard three years, Win
interest a. slX per cent per annum. payable
SCn,l-annuaIiy. or If monthly terms desired.
>5.OOu.pu cash. balance monthly, or all
ash at the option Of purchaser. Deposit
Of $500 oG required al time OF sale. Terms
# ssla - be complied with within III rry
days from date of sale, otherwise the trus-
tees reserve the right 10 resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost OF the defauting
purchaser. after five days advertisement OF
such resale IN some newspaper published in
The District of Columbia. or deposit may
be forfeited. or without forfeitlng deposit.
trustees may avail themselves of any legal
or EQUITABLE rights against defaultlnP pur-
chaser. Further particulars at time of
sale All conveyancing, recording and rev.
enue stamps. etc. at cos Of purchaser.
W G. SCHAFHIRI. Trustee.
JOHN c SCOFIELD Trustee
SAMUEL SCRIVENER, IT.. Trustee.
OCS.lDI 4I5
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THOS J OWEN 8 SON. AUCTIONEERS.
431 Eye S. NV

THos J OWEN 8 SON. AucT1oNEERs,
l43l Eye s.. NV.
TRusT-Fs SAFE OF VALUABLE TWO
s T8RF on RR lax r FG+D FGoP W IND
APARTMENTS ABOVE BEING KNOWN
As PREMISES No 1890 FOUR
TENTH NORTHWEST
recorded in Liber No 1898, folio o:33. ct
sea. OF the land records of the District
Of Columbia, and al the request of the
front Of the premises. on TUESnAv. THE
TWENTY NINTH DAY or OCTOBER
n fd a4@ at F3gF s oGLo aGd p PM
ises. situate in the District of Columbia,
and designated as and being Lot - in
Joshua Piereo and ) P Klinsles sub
C.rded in the Once # the Surveyor for
the District Of Columbia in Liber w. F.
TERMS OF SALE: one-third of the
purchsse-monev to, be paid in cash, bal
srcn in two equal installments payable
in ono and two years. with interest at five
annually from day of sale, secured by
first deed of trust upon the property sold.
or all cash. ar the option Of the purchaser
A deposit Of 81 900 90 will be required at
time of sale All conveyancing, recording,
revenue sNnlos. etc, AT cost of purchaser
Terms of sale TO b. complied with within
thirty DAYS from day of sale: otherwise
property at the risk and cost of defaulting
purchaser, after five days advertisement
of such resale In some newspaper pub
lis'ed IN W ARTHuR G. D HoouGHroN.
900 18th ST. NV
SYLVIO b MAYNARD.
900 18th St. NV.
EQUITY Cause No. 5000.
oc17dEdbsexsu.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

MERCURY 1899 convertible club coupe
positveiy ike ise4 brand- n W prieed for
quick sale; written guarantee, We finance
our own sales and can offer the best terms
a. low cost, SUPERIOR. 1909 14th st. NV.
oLDsMoBILE 1884. 4-door sedan; excellent
condition: no use for car; reas. for cash.
Michigan S504
CLDsMoBILE 1910 conv. club coupe; radio,
maroon leather upholstery. Was bought
new few months ago for, about : 800.
big SAYING; ,;HdI. at our special price s. o25
Written ' Suarantee suPER1oR 1903 i iath
st NV. Dupont 1900
OLDSMOBILE 1896 go touring sedan: car
No. 1592-A: special $3.50
gath and SITS. NV RE o145.
OLDsMoBILE 1888 20 touring 2-door;
car 1914; special. S4o5
PACKARD WASHINGTON,
24th and N SITS NV RE. 0l45
OLDSMQBILE ] 1915 de luxe sport coupe;
many extras. finished in amphibisn green.
carefully = driven by one owner: quiet.
thrifty motor: only S295 Easy terms
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN,
333 Carroll Ave, Takoma Park. RIA Sil6.
oLDsMOBILE 1896 de luxe a-door trunk
sedan, finished in seaplane blue, rich mo-
hair upholstery, very good tires; mechani-
cal condition guaranteed; specially priced
at SOB; easy terms.
oSfLEGEB a. GOLDEN,
1913 Carroll Ave. Takoma Park. RIA. SAG.
PACKARD 1897 g. touring sedan; car
PACKARD WASHINGTON
cath and N SITS NV. RE n145.
PACKARD 1897 l"0-C touring sedan: car
No 7279: special. $3.50
PACKARD WASHINGTON
oath and SITS NV. RE Ol45.
PACKARD 1899 s-cylinder 4-door touring
sedan. A beautiful black finish; 6-wheel
equipment. white sidewall tires. de luxe
RADIO, heater, defrosterS. d. luxe equip
ment throughout A one-owner car: very
low mileage; SS45. Loving Motors. your
Packard dealer. 24"7 18th ST. NV. RE
O5O3.
PACKARD 1897 G-cylinder convertible
coupe. Beautiful Canary yellow. new black
top. a very clean car inside and out
Radio and heater. SiG5 Loving Motors,
your Packard cealeT, 9421 l4th ST. NV.
RE O5O3
PACKARD 1888 100 series 4door trunk:
original black finish. broadcloth uphol-
stery Do not overlook the prestige the
owner Of this fine car enjoys MUS the
comfort and easy handling. $500 of
KENYON-pECK. INC.
"Arl.n0sons Own Chevrolet Dealer,
2s25 Wilson Blvd CHI 1000
PLYMOUTH 1899 de luxe 2-door trunk Sc
dan: heater: one-oWner car; $3.50 cash
Call after , pm. at Ap: No. 4, POS goth
ST. ne.
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FUTURE.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS.
I43l Eye S.. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, BEING A DETACHED Two
TANNING FIVE ROOMS AND BATH;
ALSO METAL GARAGE: KNOWN AS
10 ANACCSTIA ROAD NORTHEAST
By virtue OF a certain Deed of Trust re-
Land Records OF the District of Columbia
and at the request OF the. party secured
thereby the UNDERSIGNED will sell at public
Day THE TWENTY SECOND DAY Of
OCTOBER, AID. 1910. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land and
premises situate in the District Of Column
square numbered Fifty Hundred and Forty
efeht t3Oisl IN Corneha P GEady'S SUD-
o!EIsion. as per plat recorded IN Llher No.
-. folio - OF the Records of the Office
lumbia
TERMS OF SALE. Purchaser TO pay one
fourth OF the purchase price in cash, the
balance in three Installments IN one. two
and three years. respectively. with interest
at the rate OF SIX 90 per centum per an
mum. and secured by Deed OF Trust on the
property sold or all cash al the option of
the purchaser Taxes paid or adjusted 10
the date of sale. Purchaser to paw interest
on purchase price from date of sale to
GAZE OF settlement al SIX tiI per centum
per snnum All conveyancing, recording
purchaser Good title or no sale de-
post OF >?5U.uu vii! be required al the
lime of sale and settlement to be within
deposit forfeited, and the property resold
a. the cost and risk of the defaulting pur-
chaser, after five 90 days previous adj
vertIsement OF said resale in some news
J. Whitley JACOBS,
Surviving Trustee,
925 18th 81. NV.
d&dSeASuoCI WASHINGTON, D c.
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LOTS FOR SALE.


SILVER SPRING LOTS. FOR, SALE
Call sH. 5.99
WHEATON VILLAS WOODED LOTS.
go down and SO moHt n, detached moe
blocks off Georeia ave. blocks to school.
Call National l47l. l9-
INDUSTRIAL AND FIRST COMMERCIAL
:. r. siding available; =! acres. fronting go
property, DOUGLASS E BULLOCK Ma
H horsl.5 ~ T 0c1AtaY coRFE0T ESQ wish x6
RANGED 1''' WI 9SS$ Q: 5:;;i:;.
SOUTH CAPITOL ST. D. COVER 300
acres ground. GOOD 6-room frame house with
water and electricity: Zoned res 4U-A. On
1-fare bus line only 5000, A. NJ. ROTH,
WOODWARD BLDG. Ma. 593G.
BANNOCKBURN HEIGHTS,
Intersection RFSI RI RI o3 End Wilson Lane,
beautiful lo.. w With a wide frontage
and with an area Of more than one-hslt
.ifsrro forost tree owners of homes y
Bannockhurn Hoich's are protected by
PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC.
MA $500. lol: 18th S.. NV
p ACRE,
Near Glen tGsrlyn. Va. appr9xImstely, q
boulevard; s3Hpe' NJ ,fEg g,,r-ru
24os Columbia Pike. Az Va. Oxford @03S
THE OWNER is OFFERING THROUGH
LAND HILLS. ms 10, has a fronl3ae. Of
sskcd tor lots q stmiIsr desiTab lity,
PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC.
MA 46Ou l0I2 18th S. NV
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TRAIlsRS FOR SALE

NEW MODELS Just arrived; several used
trailers, priced from 1915 up; COW terms
American Trailer Co. i5ll Wis ave
Woodley 323! Branch al Sprlng Bank
Trailer Park Richmond highway. near
Pendaw Hotel
VAGABOND TRAILERS moved directly
across from Canary Trailer Camp Wash
BALTIC blvd Berwyn, Md
iRATLERS new and used. easy to deal
with Elcnf Coach Co Canary Trailer
Camp RI 8erwyn Md
NATIONAL TRAILERS. the Nations choice
Baltimore blvd. BerWyn, Md Borwyn 300
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MAILING PRIVILEGE OR DESK. SECPE-
tarial service. private conference room: seq
in new telephone dircC' ory. ClosIn- OCl
c3ru. 1ilo H St ". Suite ~ rs
PRIVATE OFFICE. MAILING ADDRESS.
phone. SEC. service represent outside con-
Germs III Woodward Bids DI 5G6O
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d&dSeASuoCl1 WASHINGTON, D c.
TFOS. j. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERs
AUCTION SALE OF PREMISES 1loi

AUCTION SALE OF PREMISES 1lo4
SIXTH STREET N W
trust recorded N Libcr $3.50. folio -, We
VIII sell a auction. IN front of the premises.
on OCTOBER TWENTY-THIRD. 1870 AT
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. part Of original lots
] and :, IN square AS. being the same
property which is assessed for taxes as
lot $50 in sad square and being premises
ll44 Sixth st NV
Terms of sale One-fourth of the pur-
chase money 10 be paid in cash. balance
IN three equal insta llments., payable IN l..
= and ) years, represented BY the pur-
chaser's notes bearing 81 interest per
annum payable quarterly. and secured
by first trust upon the property. or all
cash al purchasers option. cash de-
posit of S30u0o REQUIRED Conveyancing.
revenue stamps, examination of title and
recording at purchasers cost. Sale to be
conSummated within twenty days from
date OF sale. else deposit will be for
feIted as Inundated damages
SAMUEL SCRIVENER.
Trustee,
9l4 G. Street NV
GEORGE c. GERTMAN
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WANT TO BUY WATERFRONT FARM
about IS acres, for quail and duck hunt
ING. Cash if prtce is right. Call Mr.
HAMMANN. EN- $40 @2'
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OFFICES FOR RENT,
DESK SPACE FOR RENT

1000 SO FIT OFFICE SPACE lI"4
'ermont ave. n ". Apply manaEer. Burl-
nEton Hotel
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MONEY WANTED.
AUCTION SALES.

WANTED. s. 600 FIRST MORTGAGE
money on l. l-acge fam with BLDG P. O.
Box Isl Silver Slrnr. Nd
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIAC 1928 4-door sedan. cyl.; in
necticut. WO. sfUf.
PONTIAC 1886 touring 2-dr.; heater. car
~, ~ PAcKARD WASHINGTON.
cath ana N SIS NV. RE nit5.
PONTIAC 1888 2-door sedan; immaculate;
$50 IG Flood Pontiac. 422l connec'4'u
PONTIAC 1895 2-dr. trunk sedan: A..
men' d s4XNDA .Ri5 Gs 80 SALES.
1908 liIh St NV No, 1879 20 .eaa.
STJDEBAKER 1888 Dictator SEDAN: .r!ca
green flnish. economical and tc1e2dlo
on baance LEE a0s gu1LER pr FIJI 2 @st
St. NV DL i5is.
STUDEBAKER 1886 COMMANDER. G-cylIn-
der 4-door trunk: wonderful perform,
right into it. Priced for quick sale, $40.
- 1D' KENYON PECK INC.
"Arhngton's Own" Chevrolet Dealer,
2S25 Wilson Blvd. CH. snon.
sTUDEBAKER 1870 Champion 4-door
trunk sedan: The ideal family car and one
tia you Will be proud to own ard ssi!ra
CONDITION make ihis a real BUY a only
SdG5 LEE D. BUTLER INC, 1886 Penna.
ave S e. AT. 43l4.
5TUDEBAKER 1857 G-cyhnder rumble
s sfa c9uP 39 ecBsnf 1sb Rgn
carries a I-day driving trial LEE ..
Butler, 18th and Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
AT. fHl4
STUDEBAKER 1889 Commander sedan.
luxurious black finish, radio china .zer:
Butler Bonded and 5-oay orivirg trial
Owners name on request. S66i LIE
d BUTLER, l1@I 2Ist st. NV. DI. l2lS
TEPRAPLANE 1896 sedan: fine rid lE
ana econom cal car mechanically perfoC'.
newly painted bargain a. only >'-ii:
q down only $50 per month on balance
LEE D BUTLER. INC. Il2I 2lst s.. NV.
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AUCTION SALES.
TnMnRRnW
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY DETACHED BRICK DWELL

THOMAS J. OWEN &, SON. AUCTICNEERS.
1i3l Eye Street NV.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

PROPERTY. IN AND CUT Z. c, IF RICH
results Ne. RYON co, Ma. 800
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Two BEAUTIFyL LOTS IN CHEW
Cha Sc Nd What have you to o@er?
VIM. M. TFROCKNORTON.
POL Invest BliC SaIrS-PrrtaiS
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FARMS FOR SALE.
FARMS WANTED
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WANTED TO RENT FARM OVER 100
rrcreS or more. NOT over so miles OF
District Boz Tx. S'ar
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED

DRIVE TO Crosstown Motors. get more cash
for your car, 1921 Bladensburg I'd. ne,
at n Y. ave.
WE PAY CASH FOR YOUR CAR
FRANK SMALL. Jr
2l5 Pa Ave. Sc Lincoln 2O77.
WANTED LATE-MODEl CARS
Wen paw top cash prices for any late.
model car Open evenings Can North
1851 he MANHATTAN AUTO 3 RADIO
CO. 1905 7th st NV
DON'T SELL UNTIL YOU SEE Us
BARNES MOTORS, 1920 l4th st
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LA SALE 1887 4-dr. trunk sedan A
very beautiful car in excellent condition.
Reduced to S495 with written guaran-
to- We finance our own deals and can
offer The best terms at low cost al ST.
PERIO2. 1909 l4th st. Dupont 1900.
la SALE 1858 club coupe: black finish,
with white-Wall tires. Very attractive car.
il excellent condition mechanically and in
finance our own sales and can offer the
best terrs at low cost SUPERIOR. 1863
18th NV. Dupont 1900
LINCOLN-zFPHYR. 1899 convertible;
radio: sacrifice. ! day only. $500. O~en
ewes Parking lot. @l9 md st. nv
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

WANT STORE % TO 80 FIT. IN WIDTH
WIN or without apt 9hoye. as iayeS ment
San pay all cash Give income, expenses
ana price Box 49g-V. Star
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CHEVROLET 1899 de luxe business coupe.
black. low mileage large luggage COM
partment inside and rear deck; splendid
car Tor business or pleasure; guaranteed;
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AUBURN 1886 de luxe 4-dr sedan, sac
rifce, 500. 40. Turner ST, Chevy Chase.
Nd
BUICK 1896 model 4 special sedan. Al
condition. genuine bargain for only
80. Easy terms Only 50 down paw
dpIlverC
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ORD 1876 Tudo. eden beautiful blue
rl-h ve-y clean interior. \ excellent tres.
rotor checked for perfect operst on; priced
ar below market. on'y SlgJ. Liberal
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SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN

333 Carroll Ave. Takoma Park. RIA. Stl e
FORD 1897 de luxe Fordor trunk sedan
thoroughly checke for tipfoD perform
ance. original jet-black finish fine clear
inferior; excellent tires, only $3.50. Il
months to paw
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-16

ships which might be used as sup ply bases for submarines put cut secretly from the port of Tampico, reportedly in an effort 10 reach Spain.
 A few hours later. however, one of the shipS-apparently the 4,l37- ton Phrygia-was reported burning fiercly eff the coast and the other three returning to the safety of the harbor.
 There were reports that British warship had intercepted the Ger man craft and it was assumed that the crew of one vessel set it afire rather than fall captive of the en- emy, but official information was lacking.
 War of Bombs
 The war in the Mediterranean continued be a battle of enemy bombers, but messages from Alex madrid said that the British claim ed to have a new secret weapon that might revolutionize the Med- iterranean struggle in their favor.
 This weapon. it was asserted, was used with satisfactory results in last Mondays bombing attack on the Italian fleet at Taranto, when seven warships were crippled or sunk.
 The Italian high command re- ported that one Of it's submarines operating in the Atlantic ocean had sunk a British destroyer, but 1t ad- mitted tha. new British bombing raids had been made on Brindisi and on Italian bases in North Afri- ca. Little military damage was done. according to the Rome communique.
 Tn France, however. the newspa. per action F'rancaise, reported that one British bomb dropped during heavy raids on German.held Le. Mavre had hit an ammunition train near 0raville and caused an expio. sion that destroyed 800 houses and caused many casualties.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-16
Brass City Aerie

The Brass City aerie of Eagles held an open house event last night in the orders rooms on East Main street. The attendance was about 100 and some of which were respective members and wives of members. The members and entertainment committee sponsored the program.
 Short talks were made by Worthy Pres. Charles A. PerOtti, who also gave an address of well come to the visitors. An increase in the aerie's program was stressed by (. A. Peck. who is the membership committee chair man. James R. R. Shea served as general chairman of last nights program.
 Entertainment was furnished by DGmenic l.. Mecca, accOrdioniSt; Miss Jeannette Castle. who gave accordion selections and sang solo; Miss Mildred Butha, tap dancer; and Harry T0mlin, ma gician. Songs were sung by Billie Carlson, and acted as master of ceremonies during the entertain ment. A selection was also sung by Vincent Brown, a member of the aerie.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-16
Leading Issues Drop Off In Moderate Trading Session
F Favorable Business
 News Is Overlooked
Much Selling in Stocks Showing Recent Gains; SteeIs
 Lose Fractions to More Than Point

In others, selling was based on new appraisals of tax inroads.
 A number of favorable corpora ton reports appeared and many companies declared higher dividends. In one Gamewell Cor poration-the dividend was deferred on common stock.
 Steels lost fractions to more than point. U s. Steel, most active stock on the board, was down 1h points at its low of 70%. Bethlehem was down nearly a point. Non-fer- rous metal issues were fractionally lower.
 Chrysler and General Motors were down more than point, Douglas Aircraft lost more than 2 points. Allied Chemical and Nor folk & Western dropped Az points.
 Declines of a point and more were noted in Federal Mining & Smelling, General Steel Castings preferred, International Paper pre- ferred, Otis Steel Convertible pre- ferred, Sears Roebuck and Westing- house Electric.
 Beech-Nut Packing gained 1-2 points on single sale.
 Improvement in department store sales sustained Mercantile issues. Higher steel operations for many leading steel centers next week aid- ed minor recovery in steels before the close.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-16
SCOUT OFFICIALS INSPECT TROOPS
All Units to Be Checked as to Fitness in Event of
 Emergency

Inspections of the Boy Scout troops of Mattatuck Council by council leaders under the direction of J. Milton Burrall, Jr., president of the council and Scout Executive David F. BabSon to determine their fitness for service in case of na- tional or disaster emergency will be held this month
 Troops inspected last night in- cluded: Troop 1, St. Johns Epis- copal Church, Louis A. Walsh, vice. president of the council; Troop 13, Sacred Heart Church J. Milton Burrall, Jr; Troop 1, Wolcott, Dis trict Comsr. Carlton Chapin and Troop 1, Middlebury, District Comrs. Frank Mercer.
 The inspection will be made on more than 50 Boy Scouts units, MT. Babson said, before the roll call is completed. Leaders in their in- spections are testing the Scouts aptitude for emergency mobilization and community service.
 MT. Babson explained that while Scout program uses the term emer- gency mobilization. there is no military training connected with the work. The object is to train the boys to perform useful missions as aides in public safety service. This role is being carried out by the Boy Scouts of England since the war started, MT. Babson added. He said that the Scouts in America during two disasters, the Septem- Der hurricane of 1888 nNew Eng land and the floods in Ohio and Mississippi valleys a year earlire, have contributed invaluable ser- vices,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-16
|CESTAR GRANTED
 DISCHARGE TODAY
Oakville Man Accused of Violating Liquor Law;
 Traffic ViOlatOrs Heard

Victor Cestar, 3l, of Riverside street, Oakville. who was charged with keeping Liquor with intent to sell at his tavern on Cherry street. received discharge in city court this morning when he was arraigned before Judge John L. Gaffney. Ces- tar was represented by Atty. Thom- as F. McGrath, who pleaded that his client should be given the benefit of the doubt. The raiding squad that arrested Cestar at his tavern on October 31 found 34 cartons and three large baskets of empty whis- key bottles in the rear storehouse of tailor shop.
 There was 480 empty bottles. Lieut.. Patrick Hobart said. Lieut. Hobart testified that he saw a man bring in a package from the outside and that Cestar filled a whiskey glass which ne had concealed be- heath the bar in secret compart- ment.
 Many traffic violations were dis posed of today. Max CaSsell. 59. oi 327 North Main street charged Wicl1 road rules. continued to Nov. 27, Frank J, Hailey. of 829 Main streeV, Watertown. was granted continu- ance to Nov. l9 on a charge of speeding; William Cyr. 2l. of l236 Thomaston avenue, charged with road rulec, ;ras s!lcSeG :oc:.'c.@. ance to Nov. 19.
 Paul Duda, g, of Woodbury, on charge of speeding. granted Q nolle on $l5 payment. William Teichert, p, of 53 West Porter street, re- ceived a nclle on $l0 payment and Harold B. Madigan, 46. of S6 Wash ington street, a nolle on $5 pay ment.
 Continuance was allowed until Nov. 29, for Gerald T. Reuter-, 30, Of Mount Vernon. charged with reckless driving. Reuters car ran into a gully on the Cheshire Waterbury roaa driver suffered severe lacerat!ons of the scalp. He was treated at St. Mary's hospital and later arrested.
 William G, Wagner, 30 of 2CS Clinton avenue. received nolle on payment of $5 for charges of road rules violations. Dominic Mieliaro 32. of 2ll Wolcott street. New Ha- ven, was ordered arrested by the court when he failed to appear this morning. He is charged with speed ing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-16
JUDCE-ELECT HAS
 BEEN INDICTED

Putnam. Conn, November l6 = CUP)-A superior court bench war rant today charged Howard G, Reynolds, %, Eagleville. probate judge-elect of Mansfield. with em- bezzlement' of $806 while he was a special investigation for the state welfare department.
 Reynolds. arrested on complaint of the department, from which he resigned in September, has been placed under $l,000 bond for his arraignment in Willimantic city court.
 The warrant accuses him of mis- appropriating the money, which was turned over to the state from the estate of Miss Julia B. Clapp, as a reimbursement for old age as- sistance benefits. A check for the $806, 1t was charged, was turned over to Reynolds in August by Pro- bate Judge Willis Covell of Pomfret, and was cashed at a Willimantic bank. When he resigned from the welfare department. Reynolds was said to have notified his superiors the amount still was due from the estate.
 Reynolds is secretary of the dis trict draft board. He had worked for the welfare department for four years. Police said he signed state- ment admitting the embezzlement.