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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-08-01
HOLIDAY LAWS
FOR ROAD SAFETY
TO Be RETAINED
Revocation Of Licenses For Any
Arrested And Found Guilty
Of Numerous Violations

AS a result of the success of the
Fourth of July holiday Traffic En-
forcement regulations, sponsored by
the Maryland Traffic Safety Commits
sion, in which it had the cooperation
of Commissioner of Motor Vehicles,
the Safety Commission has requested,
and been assured, that these same
regulations will be enforced through
out the remaining week-ends of the
summer.
The plan of the Safety Commission
includes the re-examination, and pos
sible revocation of licenses, of those
drivers arrested and found guilty of
violations which are commonly the
cause of accidents. The period of the
rigid enforcement will extend from
Friday midnight until Sunday at mid
night. Over the three day Fourth of
July holiday, 800 violators were call
ed in for denomination, and drastic
action taken in a number of cases.
In requesting continuation of these
regulations over week-ends, E. r. Nc
Shane, Executive Secretary of the
Traffic Safety Commission, in letter
to the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
said with the tremendous increase
in motor vehicle registration in the
State, which according to your figures
is well over 10000 more vehicles than
were registered at the same time a
year ago, it becomes increasingly evil
dent that stricter regulations must
be had in order to make for safer
motoring.
cit is our suggestion that, because
of the ever increasing congestion on
our roads on Saturdays and Sundays,
you again have all offenders who have
been arrested and convicted on these
two days during the summer months
brought into your office for re-ex-
animation with the idea in mind of re-
voking licenses of those who seem in
clined to disregard the law. It is
quite apparent that more concentrated
effort to discipline our careless driv-
ers is necessary. The careless, reck-
less driver, of course, is in the minor
ity, but his presence on the roads de-
tracts from the Safety, comfort and
pleasure of all Others who use the
highways"
The Safety Commission has also re-
quested Mr.. Elgin to notify Motor
Vehicle Department of other states Of
the regulations being enforced in
Maryland, because figures show that
in, large percentage of accidents
occurring on Maryland's highways,
out of state motorists are involved.
The Commission has been assured
that the plan will lstart Immediately
and continue throughout the remain
ing week-ends of the summer.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-08-01

knowledge of the occurrence of such
sickness are asked to report to the
nearest health officer or to the State
or Baltimore City Departments Of
Health in order that measures to pre-
vent their spread to others, may be
instituted without avoidable delay.
Evening star., 1941-12-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.


PLYMOUTH 1896 de luxe coupe b'Pc@; "a
do, Al condition throughout harEa!n AZ AZ
Sl95. terms. LOGAN MOTOR CO, new uSed
car lot. l02S 18Th st. NV. bet. K and L.
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe 2-door touring
sedan: mechanically Al; good tires all
around clean inside and out; S"49 ~.
GG9y %r'en Tr o5 7IsTanee lof LofAS A. N NO
be-. and / RF 3@5l.
PLYMOUTH 1897 de luxe o-door touring;
thoroughly recondiuoned, motor has new
rings fire mohaIr upholstery: original gray
. TRIANGLE MOTORS.
PLYMOUTH 1910 coupe the orisinsl black
tires and II Ians p.cIfectlyy;, s6i5.
1l?a ooh F0sANKA i Z &. sEREIcEl y s1Iir, ol41.
PLYMOUTH 1910 de luxe business coupe;
radio. eood condition. private owner enter
ing military service; $500. EN-. 1921.
PLYMOUTH l932 convertible coupe beau,
@ Wh rado 3ds H4" and hc S4 has aer faRRs9 ap6a
s'ery: white sIdcWaI tires. Ask to see used
'"' H. 3 1EARY?. 5R 4 BROS.
FLYMOUTHs. Plymourhs 1896 1887.
1889 in 2-doors- 4-coors. Coupes and
lor safe wln'er. dr.v.ne. LEE D BUTLER,
INC, ll!l "lS' 81. w, 1894 Pa. ave sc.
PONTIAC 1886 2-door sedar: very good
CONDITION; only ; 80 act quickly Federal
Motor Sales. 2.it5 B.adCnsburR road ne.
AT. 611N.
+ PONTIAC de luxe coach, beautiful Ike new.
lady sacrifice, SD give terms. Nj.
/ Roper, 1890 r. I ave. ne g
/ PONTIAC 1871 tTorpedol coupe. very a.
tractlye car finished IN black. driven very
! Artl0: new-car appearance and perform
/ FULLY CIIERNFP1ZED and FULLY
/ GUARANTEED. -H-". including radio.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
! lGlt Florida A"c y " Hobart 5000
( STUDEBAKFR 1927 Commander touring
| sedan black fEish, one owner, perfect
/ ~.,t5
WHEELER. INC -Chryslor. Plymouth.
42uI Wisconsin Ave. Ordway 1910
sTUDBBAMER Champion, sedan. 1910.
gray Lnish, IN the best Of condition, Ike
new tires. very economical operation.
NOW ~Gi1. Radio. LEE D. BUTLER,
{ INC ll"l @1St ST. n ", 1874 Pa a'e. sc.
/ STUDEBAKER 1910 President sedan, radio,
/ clImatIzer, black. oVerdrIvc. one-owner
car hat VIII give you new-car service in
every detail. ~S97. LEE D. BUTTER, INC.
1I@l 21st S.. W, l534 Pa ave. Sc
WILLYS l9@g de luxe Aerotype coach
finest condition. radio, heater 20 mI.e. ~
Gallon. S3H5. terms Mr.. Pnper, the WHY'S
Dealer, 1880 R I. ave. n 2. 4
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finish, Wv. tires spotless interior. radio,
heater and defrosteTs' driven very Attle
TOWN & COUNTRY MOTORS, sooo
MERCURY 1899 4-door sedan; Falkstone
gray finish, very clean throughout. excel
$40 iypH LOGAN an MOTOR CO. a5io i4th
st NV. no. 500,
NASH 1895. sedan: excellent condition.
rev tires; llln. S. forcing sale GO NO dealers
NASH 1899 DIR. trk. sed owner Low
son & THOMPSON. $3.50 Wisconsin ave.
NASH 1850 "6" 4-door sedan; orlsiTnsl
black finish Ike rev. spotess interior fine
Tres, far above the average condition. we
invite the most careful Irspcction; s645.
1,as ooIH RogANKA 4 7 e. SERVICE y c17ic. o14,
NASH 1910 Ambassador 4-dr. n. sedan;
radio. eater; one owner; low rileage
See and drive this car today. Special to-
'N'' COMMUNITY MOTORS, INC,
$500 Hampden Lane 'Bethesdal. WI 5}oo
OLDsMOPILE l94l 4-dr. sedan. This car
must be seen and driven TO be appreclaled:
Equ!pped With radio End heate! ana , new
priced a oniiiv zf. .oo5 90. The rev Motor
Co, 1929 ian 81. NV Decatur 1910.
CLDsMOBME 1896 4-dr. sedan, one
oVne- car w.th low mtleage. excellent nm
chanicai CONDITION Special TODAY, s@95.
o COMMUNITY MOTORS. INC, ooo
$500 Hampden Lane Bethesda. WI. $500
OLDsMOBHEs 1871 display cars. series
G6. 7G and aS; 4-door sedans. radio heater.
defroSters; some with hydromatic; buy now
at real saving; trades accepted. Open
SUNDAY; coMMUHirS N 4 n e : MoFoRs Tor INC,
$500 Hampden Lane tBetheSdal. WI 1900
OLDSMOBTLE 1895 2-door sedan; very
nice share throughout, excellent rubber;
WHEELER. 1NC.-Chrysler.. Plymouth,
OLDSMOBILF I93s "-door trunk sedan;
attractive green finish, oyerv good tires
11as oOih s. NV District a141.
OLDsMOBILE 1890 90 coupe: radio,
,,os oo roEANKAA SERVICE. o,.,
oLDsMoBILE 1870 IS" ,4-door sedan;
maculste irslde irnie snd @ OUT r,,n,;1cr S1aI
o1DsMoBILE 1871 IS" custom 4-door
( sedan. RADIO. heater, attractive green An
''' ,ss %" enls y sERY5cE 8e7;c a,4,
/ oLDsMoBnE 1885 4-door sedan; orig.
and i runs GOOD Sli6.
POHANKA SERVICE
11@6 "0th 81. NV District a14l
trunk sedan original black finish clean in
/ POHANKA SERVICE
1928 Goth s.. NV. District 9l4l.
/ OLDSMOBILE 1898 2-door trunk sedan,
s-cylinder. Motorola radio. $50 South
wind heater and defroster: gray: excel
! lent condition, except tires: $3.50 NO.
s33i between $50 and 80.
! PACKARD 1898 de luxe little six sedan,
! beautiful only s525: terms. Mr.. Roper
! 1880 R. I. ave. ne 81
/ PACKARD 1887 100 4-door sedan; large
/ trunk. black finish, clean upholstery, al
good tires. excellent motor S2q5.
TOWN & COUNTRY MOTORS.
1907 14th St NV. MI 5000.
PACKARD 1897 IS, 4-door sedan: blacl
finish. heater. dandy motor. good tires
bargain for S307. LEE D. BUTLER. INC.
ll2l 2lst st NV. 534 Pa. ave. sc.
PACKARD, 1880 7;pass. sedan; car has hat
paint in very GOOD condition, new tires anc
mouth ave, Silver Spring, Nd.
PACKARD 1910 100" 5-passenger coupe
gun-metal finish. heater: EXCEPTIONAL,
clean car low mileage, good rubber; S74a
LOGAN MOTOR CO.. 354O 14th st. NV
Hobart 400
PACKARD convertibes, : to choose from
1897 10 1942 Jack Pry, Packard. 15tf
and Pa. ave. Sc
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PACKARD 1898 4-door trunk SEDAN:
very excellent car n eygT9 feSpsc c oneEy s
aqee6 be 6ree 70 ySuf is Iowa FedeTai Motor saes
2335 Bladensburg road ne. AT. oI2s
PACKARD 1910 super 50 Club coupe;
fully by one owner; beautiful maroon
,, ,a,o Slf5 MI I, M9ToR + c4R FsDGSPc G9 o14s
PACKARD 1870 super So converuble
coupe; radio, heater and econo-driye, beau
tlful paint and new top; one owner: only
1912 elth 4tlE St NV NV Re RepHbic oI45
PLYMOUTH, 1892; must sell, cash only. 4
cond pvt owner 2O2l Ka!orama rd. NV
dan; radio and heater; one owner, l2W-
mleaFe car; unusually clean throushout.
"peeiat c0WSI1INITY MOTORS. INC.
$500 Hampden Lane Bethesda. vi. 80"
PLYMOUTH 1897 ,2-door sedan; radio and
heSeT 2lafs R h9lsh one G%neF PIvmoIih
42o1 Wisconsin Ave. Ord~ay l"i".
PLYMOUTH 1910 de luxe convertible club
coupe automatic top, one owner very
oo2Hv!ar and jul ike new. S7f ,1,,.,,,n
WHEEL ER INcchrys,6eT 6TdIay PymHEnn i"n
PLYMOUTH Ia4l special de luxe 4-door
trunk .edan radio; demon; -! D. terms.
Criswen. 316s 18th st. W DU. 3l67-
PLYMOUTH 1870 coupe: here's fine IreW
Value car equipped with heater low mi!ease
and driven only by its original owner. 'hG
finish IS dark blue IN hne condltion ahG
fully guaranteed; now only S595' tTrde and
terms. The Trew Motor Co., l4th ana
PLYMOUTH 1872 de luxe Shg1, 4-dhoor, t5gGE b,5cE
f9dAv 2s3 Moron sSs c. 554o 59G"FhH4 149b st NV
! PLYMOUTH 1899 convertible coupe. green rec.
chanicai condition, very low mileage fully
u8' '''''' RossoN MOTOR co. ,
I PLYMOUTH 1912 special dc luxe door
trunk sedan; beautiful green fnI5n' rH dfiyeR Neg
car as is possible see this OUTSTANDING
'S'0s RossoN MoT1R CO. .,
115 New York AVG. NE. RE. 400.
PLYMOUTH la4l 4,aoor sedan, sedan eaqlPrsd gl9:e1
FINISH and absolutely, Immaculate ilns.d .
perfect tires; very i2w mailease: Ike
he" ''t 8 scHEEGEI, TiEI1 FIsDS' 4, 1GioLDEN
e57 Carroll ST.. TX, PIX D c GE. a3o2
PLYMOUTH 1889, de luxe, 4-door sedan.
FRANK, SMALL, Jr. "l5 Penna. ave. Sc
0Githor locs stiqns: I533 Peq1a, oG.1 @Le. Sc
/ PLYMOUTH 1887 4-of. tIk. Seu; oHIltl
! low mi, new paint, new tires SD gown
bal IS mos MERsON & THOMPSON,
! Gs59 Wisconsin ave. WI 5l95-
I PLYMOUTH 1896 4-door touring sedan,
very clean black finish. Immaculate inte-
riOr, } excellent tires mechanically Al
only 500: 30-day written guarantee. 10
GAN MOTOR co, new used car lot. lu2s
18th 81. NV, be-. and l. RE. a-'l
PLYMOUTH 934 sedan. good running con
dItion; l0W-coSt TRANSPORTATION, SO. ,LQOs.
GAN MOTOR CO, new used car lot, ln.N
18Th 81. NV, bet. x and L. RE. 3.5l
PLYMOUTH 1897 sedan; Al condition
| motor completely overhauled. must bt
sold. 1929 20th 81 NV.
Evening star., 1941-12-02
IRAilERS ECR SALE

VAGABOND. the COACH that has Every
thing on display opposite Canary camp
BALTIC blvd. Berwyn, Nd.
TRAILERS new and used; easy to d. al
with Elcar Coach Co, Canary trailer
Camp, RI. !. Berwyn. Nd.
lS1a'. NICELY FURN, well built, recently
ref1nished, good condition: new heater. Cm-
brella Camp. Falls Church va M
so. on No. 211. >"
TRAILER. 1871 Shultz House: 10 IT., S'1
cash. Can, be seen wGekday ewes: at az
SWeeny Trailer Camp on River ro. close 10
Capitol Air Port John Dbert Jr. y
TRAILER, la4I model will sell equity for
SlO0 or with car $3.50. Apply Dixie Pig
'rrailn~ Comm. ! mile south Ae%andria'
Va. Mt. Vernon blvd.
TRAIL ERs-Prices range from S195 10
:" 5p5 nnancing, So interest to selected
risks. Come in before you buy.
TWO LOCATIONS:
Beusyille Md Below Alexandria, on /.
TRAILER MART.
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AUCTION SALES.

TRTsTEEs TRNs s SALE 81 OF yAIGABiE iM:
Of 4 33sToRYy BRICB BgsINEEsos Eo
MAsHiNGroS. IA si6 SIfEf[' B z. NORTHWEST
By virtue of a certain deee OF trust;
SEQ. Of the land records Of the District
Of Columbia: and at the request OF the
pay s se m pa sne6n he 1 Toe
PIP PAY 1E l25s 25a At aT
uate in the District Of Columbia, and
designated as and being part OF original
numbered no! ede'tf three hundred and III seventy
seven G77, beginning for the same on
Ninth St; at a point distant inches
lot: thence north along said street IL feet
Q inches. thence west 107 feet . inches
t9 public alley thence south Sto. along SAG dd
feet inches to the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE: One-thIrd Of the pur-
chase money to De. paid in cash, balance
purchaser PAYABLE in one and two years.
with interest at five per centum per annum.
payable semi annually from date Of sale.
secured by frst deed OF. trust upon the
Of the purchaser. A deposit of $1,000
will be required a. time OF sale Az con
etc at cost Of purchaser Terms of sale
TO be complied with within thirty days
from day of sale. otherwise the trustee
at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur-
chaser. after five DAYS advertisement OF
such resale in some newspaper published
- " UNION Trust COMPANY OF
The DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
BY GEORGE R6as'fs E. F1EMGNG. F AtniS5s'd'
no 81 d 40 .pXSu Vice President
Evening star., 1941-12-02
HALLS FOR RENT.

HALL, FOR RENT FOR LECTURES
dances. entertainments, banquets, etc.
sons For information call Adams a3@S
any afternoon and evening after pm.
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STORES For REM.

sos NE, IN COR. BLDG, ADJ. PALACE
Laundry. good for any small bus; reas.
rent proper party; heat furn. NE. 0o4l.
ARLINGTON FOREST SHOPPING CEN
ter. The only shopping center on Lee boule-
ward Just being completed. LarSe parking
facilities Modern stores, in the, center OF
i5u-houae development Adjacent 10
BuckIneham These are very unusual
stores. CAN us quickly for. immediate
desirable loCa ion Mr.. Whlteford or Mr.
Cassidy MckEEVER & WHITEFORD,
DI a5u6.
> STORES. WITH APARTMENTS ABOVE.
from 500 TO 500 per mo. BEHREND,
1l9 7th %
UPPER WIS. AVE.
SIS. Heated store, suitable beauty
parlor. cleaner. tailor, dentist hnoleum
shop, etc.
A D. CRUMBAUGH. Realtor,
49OS Wis Ave WO. l-3-6-4
2621 BladenSburg Rd. NE.
Store suitable for any small business.
on main thoroIghfare. 80. See any
time
37l3 N. H. AVE.
Modern store. with or without apart
ment above. At bus transfer point. IA.
lnru
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PROPOSALS..

COMMISSIONERS &C: WASHINGTON;
November %, l941.-Sealed proposals VIII
be received at Room 500, District Build
ing. unit. 200 pm. December 9, l941,
and then publicly opened, for. furnishing
the materials and performing the work for
the construction Of Stormwater Condults.
various locations. northerly section. con-
sisting Of approximately $50 linear fee:
OF lS' diameter terra Gotta pipe CONDUIT.
and approximately 800 linear feet OF Is"
diameter terra Gotta pipe conduit. Pro-
posals may he examined and secured at
the Office of the Chief Clerk. Engineer
Department, Room AZ. District Building.
no"6.21 IS 10 de l,2
COMMISSIONERS. d. c, WASHINGTON,
December /. 194I.-Sealed proposals will
be received at Room $40. District Build
ing, until 1000 AM. December Is. for
furnishing Sewer. Seal Compound. Schedule
No "053: December 1f. four i7-ton Motor
Truck CHASSIS, Schedule No. @O95. and
Mems Cotton Duck Coats, Schedule No.
2O96. For specifications and informa ton
apply TO Purchasing Officer, Room 800,
District Building. del,".3
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OR 5 OUTSIDE OFFICES. SINGLE OR
in suite; covering entire floor: COW loca-
ton heat, light. elevator service Reason
able rent. The Stewart Bldg. 4o2 9Th st.
NV. Manager on premises.
FIRST FLOOR-ABOUT $500 SO FIT. LO-
cation. 1874 Vermont ave: 5000 Der month
Inquire office, llHO Vermont avenue.
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4-6-CAR GARAGE OR SIMILAR BUILD
ing suitable for small gym Call MR.. BER-
LINSKY. bet. and 9:30 am Wood
lev $3.50
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FARMS FOR SALE.

lSS ACRES. l-MnE FRONTAGE, ON
Route 24O. Hieh building site with glorious
view for miles SS5 per acre. Very fertile
land suitable for any llnd of farming or
would make a splendid country estate,
Call MR. GRAY. WI l6S5.
I3O-ACRE FARM. ADJOINING GATHERS;
burg New 7-room house. bank barn ana
old dairy barn Very fertile, cll-Watercd
fields Only Sl0 0O@u this farm IS in me
production and has excellent future posi-
bihties for lot development No safer or
better investment COud be found. Call NIX.
GRAY AT WI 1858. tN inspect.
NEARBY VA. - PRODUCTIVE DAIRY
farm, l3O a streams, springs. member oi
assn: modern barns and equipment. high
score. euod road. : 5000 terms. purchaS sc
OF herd option RALPH GRAIN. CD. 30.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Estates and farms. large. medium SIC and
small, some IN the Greater WaS.llneton
area. In our opinion. there are many eooo
buys IN desirable localities near the Ma
ton CaDital
MOORE & HILL CO.,
SINCE 1900.
sol l1th ST. NV.
VIM. A. HILL.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.
ACREAGE WANTED.
OEEICFS FOR RENT

FOR BUSINESS. > TO ACRES. EAST
ern or Southern Nd. within 10 miles.
DAWSON, Dupont O305.
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PARKING LOTS.
IJSFD-CAR LOT,
GARAGES WANTED

1000 So. #. good location; Will lease a
reasonable rent KASS. WO. 7l62.
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MONEY WANTED.

REQUIRE SEVERAL THOUSAND DOL
lars secured by unincumbered D. c.
business property and ,S150.0O0 in U.
S Govt bonds held by trust estate
State interest, etc. Box 2@2A, Star. g
Evening star., 1941-12-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

MERCURY 1871 2-door sedan; black
finish Wv. tires spotleSS interior. radlo,
heater and defroSteTS. driven very little
and will give new-car service, S915.
TOWN & COUNTRY MOTORS,
1,u- Iitb St w MI 5000
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TRAILERS WANTED.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

. ADULTS wish to rent is to H3 IT. trailer
might purchase. oxford 1909.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DOWNTOWN. NEAR 10th AND G-STORE
with bright cellar. 2nd moor business, with
2 apis. each on 3rd and 4th floors, oil
heat. Scar brick earage; fine business
home or investment with speculation: un-
usual value. S35 900; assessed for S4S.0u0
FRANK M DOYLE. realtor. 927 18th St
NV. DI 1885
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LOTS FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFULLY WOODED OR CLEAR LOTS
near Silver Hill. Md. 100 f. Woe, $50
cash. SIS month. RE @HH
CONVENIENT CATH UNIV - 50Xl 80,
zoned ISt commercial 4O-C tnow improved
by old frame dwelling, price $500 + A.
CARNEY. DI 4hnS. eve. ard Sun. GE. 6G0O.
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TIRES FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

TIRES ., with tubes, size 600xl6; chea
One Atlas battery. Oliver 9343
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TOMORROW
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SPECIAL, BARGAIN.

NEAR 18th AND PA. AVE. Sc
ONLY $500
Fine corner lot. with Eas. water. sewer
and 4O-ft. parking on grade
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
IfIS H 81 N w District 1S7T.
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DODGE 1895 2-door sedan: clean finish
dition: GOOD tires: S1a5 full price. FRANK
SMALL. Jr., 21b Penna. ave. sc. Other
locations, 1883 Penns. ave. Sc, 134o
Good hope rd. Sc. Ii. 2077.
Evening star., 1941-12-02

1876 4-Family- Lots oRow'
so -HolSe Lots. or 2Famlly Flats.
BEST CLOSE-IN NE. SECTION.
WILL HELP FINANCE-PART CASH.
SHAPIRO, INC.
134l Conn Ave NV. Dupont 7111.
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POHANKA SERVICE.

CHRYSLER 1899 Imperial 4-door sedan:
radio, heater. attractive gray, fnish, White
wall tires: far above averase condition:
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Trustee as Aforesaid.
BY GEORGE z FLEMING.
no . ! n Sd .pXCu Vice President
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tone finish; equipped with fluid drive;
custom accessories throughout; driven only
$4,000 miles and carries new-car guaran-
tee; this is not demonstrator: only S91S
SCHLEGEL d GOLDEN,
0SS Carroll al Tk pk n gle 230g
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-12
N. E. Council Opens
 64th Meeting Today
President Ralph E. Flanders Declares America Now
 Facing "Testing Time" in War Efforts

going a time of testing. Their great test is that of spreading managerial ability as thinly as possible over the widest possible area, so that the available skill and experience shall be applied to the production of the greatest possible output.
 we have certain bottle-necks in labor, materials and equipment, which slow up the use of the bil- lions in war production. is your speakers belief, however, that the final bottleneck is the one of man. agerial ability, and that the limit on our output will be the willing ness and ability of business mana gers to extend their capabilities to the farthest in the great national effort.
 "The workers in our industries are being tested. The requirement which they can do most toward meeting is that of maintaining and increasing output.
 "This is time when we are all tested every element of govern ment, every element of citizenship. Our efforts must be bent toward support of a war effort short of time, overwhelming in volume and effectiveness. Limitless appropria- tions are only the first step. The translation of these appropriations into physical material and effort is the real task"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-12
C.L.C. Units Holding
 Annual Picnic Sunday
Hanover Park to Be Scene of Big Gathering; St I JOseph'S Corps to Give Exhibition Drill

The 10th annual field day of the Connecticut Lithuanian Catholic organization will take place Sum- day at Hanover Park, Meriden, with B large attendance expected from waterbury and various other parts of the state. Two local members, Marcelle Andrikis and Hedwiga 6tulginskas, are on the committee hn charge of arrangements. A drill and playing exhibition by the St. .Joseph's Junior Fife and Drum corps will be featured on the pro- gram which also will include field events, picnicking, dancing, and re- Treatments. Al JaruS and his local Melodians orchestra will furnish music for dancing. The event will start at 12 o'clock noon and con- Einue until late in the evening.
 The sponsoring organization num- hers over 1000 members in cities and towns throughout the state, including Bridgeport, Ansonia, New Haven, New Britain, Stamford, Bristol, TerryVlle, Poquonock, Tor rington, and Hartford. Guests from Massachusetts and New York also are expected to attend. The clergy of Lithuanian churches of the state have been invited.
 Local organizations whose mem bers represent Waterbury in the state organization are the Knights of Lithuania, the Lithuanian Cath olic Student and Professional as- Hociation, the St. Joseph's choir, Holy Name society, and Children of Mary Sodality.
 Rev. A. Edward Gradeck, of New
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-12
MATTSON CHAIRMAN
 OF BENEFIT GROUP

The Odin Benefit association held a smoker and social recently at Mechanics hall on East Main street. Chairman of the arrangements con- mittee was Bankt Madison and he was assisted by E. David Lorentson, John L. Larson and Alfred w. Cedarholm.
 Those attending were: Andrew Anderson, August Hallberg, Olaf Larson, John Nicklason, John Lar- son, Osborne Swanson, Gus John- son, Hiding MattSon, Alfred Ce- darholm, Eric L,orentson, Gus Grandell, Charles olson, Albin Anderson, August Anderson, Otto Peterson, Martin Anderson, Bankt Mattson, John A. Johnson, Frank Magnuson, 0unnar Mattsons Fred Anderson, Carl Larson, John 6. Larson, Emil Johnson, Fred More ling, Albert Johnson, ETid0lf Matt son, Gus c. Johnson, Clarence Johnson, Edwin Johnson, Charles Wallin, Clarence Wallin and Hugo Noren.