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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-03

& Marv's Pro-Cathedral was the
scpne of the marriage OF Miss
Betsev Wallace, West, and Lieut.
Tobn Duross O'Bryan, yesteray af-
ternoOn at $50 o'clock.
The chancel of the church was
beautifully decorated with white
sladioli and white asters against
background of greenery and
numerous burning candles. T h e
Rev j. H. Tevlin performed the
ceremony in ,ne PEE ence of large
sssemblage # guests.
Miss West lao as her maid OF
honor Miss Bride OBrien, and
her matron of.honor was MS W
Ronald Lane. Her brides.
maids were: Mrs. Oliver Creek
more. Jr.. and Miss Nancy Smith
both of Wilmington.
Lieut.. O'Bryan was attended by
Lieut.. Laurence R. Schneider as
best man and his groomsmen were
Lieut.. Charles B. Boyd, Wal
Lace West, Donald Sewell and
Thomas J. Cause.
Miss West entered the church
With her father by whom she was
gwen in marriage. wearing a gown
Of white duchess satin fashioned
with heart-shaped neck]ine. fitted
bodice and full skirt forming a
train. The sleeves were long and
came TO points over the wrists. Her
double veil of bridal illusion trim
med in Chantillv lace fell grace
fully from coronet effect OF
orange blossoms. Her bridal bou-
quet was of white carnations cent
cred with white orchid and show
cred with bouvardia.
Miss O'Brien and Mrs. Lare
wore gold veNeteen gowns made
with eartshaped necklines, three.
quarter length sleeves and full
Skirts. They carried old fashion
aoSegayS of blue and yellow fall
lloWe.S. The other attendants wore
dresses made on identical lines
only IN a soft Dubonnet shade and
Iey carried nosegays of pastel
Aades Of pink fall flowers. All the
dIehaants wore natural flower ar
laAgements in their hair.
MRS. West, mother of the bride,
enose a black crepe dress with
!oAe Of ice blue chiffon trimmed
N matching seed pearls and her
,ulSdge was of orchids. Mrs. Frank
auseAt' Of Mt. Vernon, N. Y. sister
w. VI Inc bridegroom, wore a navy
s Sue chiffon and lace dress and a
eoIFsage of orchids.
r Immediately following the ccre-
bvliy a reception was given at the
hume ut OF the brides parents. Later
Ill., III me evening Lieut.. O'Bryan and
~ ,' N olloe left for wedding trip
" I'VE" York. Mrs. O'Bryan wore
s, oOVoa brown suit with matching
elesSofleS and orchids from her
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-03
Legion Auxiliary Opens
Membership Drive Sept. 6

The Wilmington Unit, American
Legion auxiliary, announces that a
membership drive is under way.
The auxiliary is trying to have
one half its quota by September Is
and paid up Unit with its quota
doubled by October 1.
Wednesday, September 9Th, has
been designated as Membership
day.. Every member a paid up
member by September 7th'' is the
slogan for the membership drive.
Tuesday September 5 at 8 pm. is
the next regular meeting of the
unit. The meeting will be held at
the Legion home.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-03
Miss Helen Macmillan Engaged
To MarryM-Sq John c. Lane

Mrs. Henry Jay Macmillan has
announced the engagement of her
daughter, Helen, to M-Sgt. John
Crabtree Lane, Army of the United
States, son of Mrs. John Crabtree
Lane of Siler City.
Miss Macmillan received her ed
ucation at st. Mary's Junior col
lege in Raleigh; New York School
of Fine and Applied Arts; Chester
Springs branch of the Pennsylvania
academy of The Fine Arts; Art
Students League of New York and
Woodstock School of Painting, New
York state.
Sgt. Lane, whose residence is
New York city, has been stationed
at Camp Davis as chief clerk of
classification section in Affair
craft Artillery Training center, and
will on September 7 enter Officer
Candidate School, Transportation
Corps, Army Air Base, New Or
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-03

school and was a student nurse for
year at James Walker Memorial
Hospital. Mr.. Fritts, son of Mr..
and Mrs. r. L. Fritts of Lexing-
ton, is graduate of the Davis
Townsend high school, Lexington,
and is employed at the North Caro-
lima Shipbuilding co. The couple is
making their home at Riverside
apartments, this city.
Guests from out-or-town Included:
parents of the bridegroom, Miss AL
ton Glayds and Miss HELEN Fritts
of Lexington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-03

leans, La. He received his educa.
ton at the American Academy of
Dramatic Art; and Royal, academy
of The Theatre, London, England.
Plans for the marriage will be
announced at a later date.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-03
Burke-Harrell Vows
Announced Here Today


Mrs. Martha P. Harrell, of Car
DINA Beach, announces the mar
riage of her daughter, Lille Mid
dleton Harrell, to T-Sgt. Gene Al
exander Burke, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. D. Burke of Joplin, Mo.
The marriage took place at Con-
way, s. c., Saturday, August 10,
at 5 O. clock in the home of Rev. r.
B. Mcleod, who performed t h e
double ring ceremony. a ...;;c
The bride wore pale green suit
trimmed with Irish lace with white
accessories and wore corsage OF
sweetheart roses and lilies of the
valley. 9 ~i...<.
Following a short wedding trip
the couple are al their home at
2O5 Cape Fear Blvd, Carolina
Beach. us
The bride is employed by the
Tide Water Power company, and
the bridegroom is stationed at
Camp Davis.
Evening star., 1944-12-21
zoning Board Denies
Allied Youth. Plea

The Zoning Adjustment Board
yesterday denied the appeal OF Al
lied Youth, Inc, for permission to
establish "nonproflt" institution
of higher learning or culture de-
voted exclusively to the arts and
sciences" at 1928 Sixteenth street
NV.
The organization, which works on
a Scientific and educational ap-
proach to the liquor problem" has
been located at the National Edu-
cation Association on Sixteenth
street for some years. The group
tries to help young persons get the
facts about liquor" according to
w. Roy Breg, executive secretary
The case involved location of an
office in residential area.
In long list of cases the board
also denied an appeal of the Home
site Realty Corp. on behalf of the
National Radio Institute for per-
mission to establish "a private school
having curriculum equivalent to
a public school, on the north side
of Yuma street and on the south
side of Alton place, east Of Ne
braska avenue NV.
The board granted an appeal of
the National Capital Housing Au-
thority for permission to erect single
family dwellings and a group of
apartments at Alabama avenue and
Stanton road Sc.
Evening star., 1944-12-21
District Institutions,
Hospitals Get Turkey

Patients of District hospitals and
residents of institutions will have
Christmas turkey. The District
government has received 172 large
turkeys weighing 81 to % pounds
each, Roland M. Brennan, District
purchasing officer, has announced.
They have been delivered to Will
liam F. Fleming, superintendent Of
the workhouse at Occoquan, Va,
from the Greenfield Farms at Lees
burg.
MI. Brennan said that through
the cooperation of Ray Huff, pub
lie welfare director and Howard B.
Gill, general superintendent of
penal institutions, ARRANGEMENTS
have been made to have the birds
processed at the workhouse. Mr..
Brennan termed this cooperation
as representing "the spirit of Christ
mas"
The turkeys will be distributed to
Gallinger Hospital, Upshur Street
Hospital, Glenn Dale Saaatorium
Home for the Aged and Infirm, Re-
ceiving Home for Children, Ma
tional Training School for Girls
and the two Industrial Home
Schools,
Evening star., 1944-12-21
Alexandria Flyer Tells
HoWCrewmen Saved
-Four in High Altitude
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TWENTY-FIRST BOMBER COM
MAND, Saipan, Dec. 21.-Lt. Edward
w. Cutler, commander Of B-29 on
a weather strike on Nagoya, told yes
terday how one of his crew helped
save the lives Of four crew mem
bers when they were threatened
with suffocation at high altitude.
1t. Cutler of Alexandria, Va, said
the hero of his outfit was his right
gunner, Sergt. Robert w. Wyman,
El Cajon, Calf.
AS the plane approached Honshu,
the left gun blister unaccountably
blew out without warning, throwing
the left gunner, Corpl. Elmer Hen
dershot, Fairmont, w, Va, against
the blister. Corpl. Hendershot saved
himself from being blown out by
holding on to wire and catching
his feet in the window lips.
Oxygen Hose Ripped.
The plane became depressurized
instantly, easing the suction force,
but Corpl. Hendershot's oxygen hose
was partly ripped from the con-
nection.
"Hendershot started to crawl back
into the plane and then when
Wyman saw the trouble" said 1t.
Cutler, che removed his own oxygen
mask and pulled Hendershot back
to his station and gave him an
oxygen bottle.
Meanwhile, he phoned me that
everything was okay and to go ahead
over the target.
Il sent my weather observer, 1t.
Paul Rabinowitz, Yonkers, N. Y,
back to help Hendershot. Rabinowitz
passed out when the oxygen bottle
hose fell out and Wyman again left
his own equipment and replaced the
hose and got Rabinowitz on his feet.
Meanwhile, Hendershot tainted
when the oxygen bottle pressure fell.
Wyman put Hendershot's hose back
on the oxygen connection again and
fixed Rabinowitz's hose connection.
Bottle Gives Out.
"Corpl. Harold w. Laplante, Bronx,
N. Y, heard what was going on and
brought mask into the gunner's
compartment, but he tainted when
the oxygen bottle gave out. Wyman
revived him.
81 went back to see what the situa.
ton was. 1t was hard to get through
and I was short of oxygen when
I staggered into the gunners' COM
partment and pointed to my mouth.
"Wyman stuck the hose in nv
mouth and revived me-"
Evening star., 1944-05-28
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southaost.

tIsd young LADY Can T AZ tSH@ ossa iST sandss sss.
sHGh Ell end 1I esfniss sT sEA.tr.ct,v. aob,, n.a
Ys49 iSsvsaIsPt mir g cspisol and sss; sss;
Front ROOM or room next to bath. All
40 10th 81. s.E.-Iarge front room With
five windows. twin beds: good transpor.
issssn fsas MASS assr AVE- sssYy sfnouh. yard r,o,
perch. re, For summer months only. TR.
soss EAST CAPITOL sr.-rarse s,ns,.
doWntoSn down em1lossa an1 ssuy pa Yara Convenient 70
2420 ST. s.E.-sinsie room, next hath.
clean, cool and quiet; in adult family: no
Siss ssh large ssEs dnaa Sn
ing room. twin beds; also single room;
sask ssssI.a' fzSS f. 7ss 18th .1s, St ss,
Unlimited gna s.s sq phone ssIs and able TR s7ss.
, ns luxe beds, c:hw:: semipvt. bath, S22.50
DESiRABLE room. modern home, beautifuI
enas; ecny; Govt. pepts. wash. and Nd. FR.
.5Is y ST. s;E.-.LarEe double frons
NSnI; NrHom; block e bus. AT. sS22.T
famy sdss pnooa og IN 'hf Ea roS@ ssas with private
4I7 KENTUCKY AVE. s.T.@Iarse front
room, twin beds. for 2; sa5 mo. Pr FR.
12e 11th ST. s.E.-sleeping room and
housekeeping room, near bus and car line:
near Navy Yard. FIR. 92S6.
snare SeU wits 81 anoiSsr sk Apt ,os 1o7woan ts
bath; Simmons twin beds. Pvss.. conv.
1911 MASS. AVE. s.E.-Purnisbed bed
$3.50 CENTRAL AVE. s.E.-In new. modern
home, for colored Call TR S543
Evening star., 1944-05-28
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

aSes Rn9 ss and saxoDnone wanted State
nflss snd MAKE BOX S9 55S-H' 500 o1ssi ssar state
ADDING MACHs.. calc. ,typewr.S, all kinds
un g oGe and eeup eyes any 46@5 s2na TOP Hree pso
AIR-CoNDITIoNER, Westinghouse, Car
Can { !, - No, ssao5, s5 9 to .: TIE. $4ii after
ANTIQUE JEWELRY, silver, diamonds,
dental gold, old watches; need for repair
Ing We pay cash. Schiller's, at 9th NV.
AUTOGRAPHED LETTERS. stamp eoilec.
tons, coins, metals. gold and silver bought.
BABY sTRoLLHR, rreewar ssi ai"' construction; ms @
GOOD coneition. TIE. 9047 between o m.
BABY WASHING MACHINE, in working
condition, wanted by servicemans wife.
BAR BELLS, 100 pounds Call Glebe
BEDROOM dining, living room furniture;
contents of apis. or homes, at once We do
BEDROOM SUITES, ofice furniture, dining
Glassware and rugs, Dupont o5I$ ST. D
books. Bargain Book Store, sos 9th st. NV.
DI. 5007. Open Sundays and evenings. =
B0okS-Best prices; small or large lots
CAMERA, 35-mm. Argus, Kodak or similar
CASH. Trade Brenner. 943 Penna. ave
NV. RE, 2434. Open am. to 7:30 pm
CAMPH0R CHEST, solid, with drawer
CLOTHING-Hignest prices paid for men
Ssso s elaoshins aash ors bermans }122 III IN st. NV
CLoTHING-Better prices paid for men,
DI. 6769. Open ewes. viii cali
COINS, American. foreign, old gold. silver
antiques, cameras: highest orices paid
Hepner. 400 18th 81 NV DI 2S8s
CORNER CUPBOARD, mahogany. must be
5000 quality and in good condition. also
electric Toastmsster. IA, 1890
DOLLs--Haye YOU an old-faBhoned doll
WITH china head2 Pay good prices de-
scribe Box J4G-C, Btar
DRILL PRESS, h-inch prewsr model: in
go11 condition co 1903
ELECTRIC HEBOX, WcStinEhouse in
good condition. Union 1t36,
gbECTRIG REFRIGKRATOH. small good
condition cash. Atlantic bs73 after 1 50
. m
RLECTHIC Refrigerator about 7 foot. will
psg cash. Cal Wgodley 1851 or EN- 1888
ELECTRIC STOVE and electric Refrigeration
iDmediateiy. Phone District 1900, Monday
WATER COOLER, electric. Call NO 1850
FURNITUHE, brie-a-prac, cnips, glassware
rugs, silysrvaTe, paintings: highest cash
prices paid. Can Murray. Taylor $685..
Evening star., 1944-05-28
ROOMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

LARGE r :. double r,gs front master bedroom tor
aeTs EoSEhY sfsn anS Rooms 81 9sas ia s
family; also basement Apartment 'wifh WITH
ne Ssh snesf S. wii Na.sr las1 Dgxn,DE ns5I st ne
sfy fsHly aefisdsted isas h Isrss room next bath
S9 SP,.yss Sshsr + sIooRsIs pb 'sS isal 'a' llns''
m Mass ss AAsVHHry AVE- NSssss or ssris s,es AT sss4
PED rr'Or room nsxs to bath; Frisidairs in halls
beds, p each; AT. $S7s iO0" 'Nn
ssSns excellent h asne ,so Gee saa1 f
s1a sda,,, ssh st. s,E.Larss single or double
soIs PERRY ST. N.E.-rront rm.. nsxs
soas ooaas''sf Eli psf ~ 4 Nsr.M corner MI 1855
rm. next to bath: near car linz ns'e Irons
1928 AMEs ST. N.E--Niceiy furnished
single room, adjoins bath. In private home.
fHRSfsHEp ROOM in new apt, ant. priv.
iligss, $3.50 month (lady only). DU,
ssaS aS isth isas 81 sisG sErwo Pm attr.et,ve,v ,r
nished single rooms; kitchen priviieees; for
ladiss; gsls excellent transportation. Decatur
14O9 TRINIDAD AVE. N.E.-BeantifuI
naa maple furnished single room with porch:
sSSa sss + 6srssnTspoStstion; sT Il. 5oss.
ligft housekeeping single bed, sink: EN-.
ployeo adult; no drinkers
~ RANDOLPH PL. N.E.-Attractfye rm
next to bath; cony. trans: lady III. 136s'
1919 BRYANT ST, NE, Apt 1-Doubie
oedroom, l or 2 girls or share apt. with
serviceman's wife; conv. location
LAhGE front room, newly decorated, twin
nsds; conysnient transportation HO 1716.
double bed; one with single bed. Ar 64p5.
Evening star., 1944-05-28
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Morylond and virainio.

AhEs5EING1ToN.Larse hIsE sS1 tsrrace room. private
NJ PENfAGoN. AIRPORT aos and Navy H; ann: Annex
Modern. cool, reasonable, home prtvileges;
prgss. Ts Sssa Ssss
with tub and shower. Semiprivate en-
Sther sEhase roomsTs mew hSs Sn ssa sna s sFRtSs
LARGE corner room. double exposure:
private bath. near Pentason. cail GI. saeT. s
girls: al new maple furn.; walking dis
If iiPs e. si Ssli JssSson ,11sSs.J . =, w. ous
space pvt BATH home o and pasn laanSry s1Gise ppiSs
sMyRK sPRiNGmRoom s0pRfi o1sriooeins KIM Gsss siiso
SSara' SSir' po pyt; bath: single, $50; double. $40.
STUDIO BEDROOM. private family. cool.
near Go4nia Village transp to
sqnnss sqmmsr; ,ba airy rooms peTshss ample
ARLINGTON: Va furn. rms. twin BIDS:
Elsch; @ oog. opyg. brkfst. If desired; empl. girls.
EMpIIeoY1ED LADY offered pleasant sinsl.
woman; coll. grad; Alexandria. central loc.
Buses, At cor; Kit. pvgs. possible Write
FOR DiscRsIMiNATNG GENTLEMAN
Large room and private bath, quiet home,
500 monthly; buses at corner. 613 So.
NEAR fESrAGoN AZ oAeTsnSsa Ya
aSt haS tSo meals II sychanss e tHT hSps
sufTLaSSbne ssi}fT : b. MD, 1850 Sunset lans-rarx.
b bses and pf BUS aaTss aT ss4s 81 rR neg sss Govt
ALE EAASDhiA-Lg. AN attractive, combina-
pTs s0n semi
desire refined empl. couple; S45 TIE, 1897
ARLINGTON-Beautif 2nd-foor front,
twin beds, large closet, cross draft, corner.
Ohcer or Gov't-employed men. CHI. SIG
SECOND FLOOR. bedroom, sitting room.
ROOM FOR RENT, / or : girls. Can sH.
9212 Sunday. 10 to 5, or RE. $3.50 Mon-
CALL FALLS CHURCH as51-M for cool.
pleasant dbl. rm. in private home; bus "a
pix; S35 a mo. 407 So. Cherry, near
ARLINGToN, 4s15 North 18th rd.-Mas-
ter bedrm. in new home. shower bath.
laundry privil., unlim. phone. CHI. 451a.
Attractive single corner
room, new home, adjacent semiprivate
bath; bus at door: Russell I'd. near Presi-
Dental GarSsn AD,s conssnis
eaHi PM. TE. cay s77i. 7pnaaS 0f ~esAoA'S Si'er
OPPOSITE Colonial villase-Large frons
room, convenient transportation, 15 min
utes downtown 1914 North Troy ST., Az
ATTRACTIVE, cool room for .interesting.
new home; sarage, lawns, sundeck; quick
Transportation by car pool or bus to PEN
tagon or 14th and Constitution; break
fast; $50. Falls Church 2350-R.
Evening star., 1944-05-28
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

ADORABLE CHOW PUPS, females, SO;
sHss corner 9 eabhet H fsfsanss sso sss walnut
KITTEN lively, gray and white. house
broken bnas 4o weeks DID, pretty. free to good
PUPPIES. bull terrier and fox terrier
do6kRR eSSfns ays sPAsIE17 II 79si Beautiful bur oosa
male, months old; excellent breeding
also also, white and tan female; fine breeding
ID saAslE P!hTE amvooa ffnss 9s4 Ia
PUPPIES, female Scottie, Belgian shep-
nero, mixed Collie dogs boarded, individ-
BOXER, female, 13 mos. old, "A. X C.
aegistered req e. oh, has good dsposition rabies
WIREHAiRED a TERRiER, fETsh pedisreed, dk d9' fe-
ma5ei gfoI looking for good home; free. Ken
KITTENS free for promise of good home
fqa pbope ca5e Ho ap5ssfty house0roken kittens.
PuREBRED Toy POODLE PUPPIES, s
Ills IRISH 3 sETfEa ETTffEaafi FuffY sP!sr female mo-, old
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. red and buff,
z males females; $40 and S25, War
FOR sALE-Dachshund female, black and
tan affectionate, good disposition, healthy
youns dog fine pedigree; $50. Temple
COCKER PUPPIES. mother pedigreed, fe-
male. 81; males, $5: Phone GE 42l9
RABBITS-White Flemish Giants. Must
sell out entire stock Immediately; all pure
blood stock. 5 breeding does, / buck, 7
young, 3 months old; hutches, 5 nest
boxes, all feed and salt spools; / ear mark
er tattoo outfit. All breeders are now with
ltters. Complete rabbit raising business,
S76; Apply to 1o05 10th st. So. Ar
PAIR BLUE TICK HOUNDS, IL mos. old,
fne A. breed; make good rabbit or night dogs.
BOsTONs at stud, small black. full
marked, sired by great producing Ch,: stud
lees: $40 and Sl5 I'LL e. Capitol
PUPPIES, weeks old, males. So females
free: mother pedigreed American Pit Bull
Call after 10 IN. CH 1925,
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, black mask fawns.
Rslph y; Lindsey Colesville, Md Silver
Spring 030S
GIkMAN SHEPHERD, female, SIS. Alex
Hndtls 1907 evenings
SHETLAND sHEEPDOGs tminature COL
I.efl II. Beech Tree Farm hnnandale rd.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. A. X. C. regis
9ted Call Rockville 449-J, bet, b-D pm.
PuPPtEs, English bull, white, healthy,
registered A. X c. also brood matron,
young, good blood lines. 423 9th st, s,w.
PUPPIES, spz, thorouehbreds. females.
~ 80. males 10. s84 south Oakland
CHOW. red female, ! yr. old. Call FIR.
1000 between 2 and pm.
Evening star., 1944-05-28
ROOMS WANTED.

QUIET, clean, comfortable; young woman
Govt. worker, studies, no loud radios, etc.;
privileges. Box 1881, Star 2Sa
room for self and 3-year-old daughter
with care for latter during day: NV. pre-
ferred. Adams 1120. Evenings and SUM-
days; Talk to Mrs Bowman only. 2s'
TURKISH PROFESSOR desires bed and
reading room in refined family, apt. with
possibility English conversation: near Du-
pont Circle. Box 419-J, Star. 2s'
WANTED-Furnished rm. with q private
family by a printer. Box 399-J. Star. 2as
ROOM AND PLACE to cook own meals in
Jewish home for elderly lady. North
BUSINESS GIRL desires furnished room
In private home: vicinity of 18th and
Sheridan. Box II II, Star.
ROOM In private home, employed middle
aged lady; good location, near car, laundry
privil. Box 391 j, Star.
nished; lady. Box 393-J, Star
EMPLOYED LADY desires unfurnished
room. preferably with porch: NV. near
transportation; gentle. Box 40S-J, Star. =
LADY wants furnished, cleap.
quiet room In American home; white sentile
413-J, Star.
LADY, employed, wants
room downtown with kit. priyil. or one
room apt; state price. Box 357-J Star. .
EMPLOYE. In city Monday
and Thursday wants room or would snare
apartment. Box 1921. Star.
(Contiuued on Next Pagcy
Evening star., 1944-05-28
BOATS.

WANTED-Metilm- -size open boat, out
saR aso AdsWs Nm I'd mn " Apt lo2
good condition: propellors, port lights,
etc; Call Mr.. Brishtenhurs, Wo, 71s5.
3S-H.P. EvINRUD, electric starter. steed
hull, ike s new; best offer; win sell sep
sns B haauFa best aer a6 stadssaseF
R For % aseo esss NPsS sasns I'd osn s on
silver Moon, . beam. Pierce-Arfow
27/34 screw. 5000 cash. M st. sc, ex-
tension TO Barney Circle Bridge. Ii. 1900
AUSTIN Al SE iSa1sy MOTOR. ss5; air cool wisconsin,
s65. See Sunday between 1-5 pm 3309
CANOE; kayak: very lisht weight and swift,
as-FooT incompleted motor boat hull for
io1Hp iaf ca goHNsoN a,nsolS V5S9 V95SS9TBoARp, 1s.ft
Phone Brice Duckett, personally. WA 400
SPEED BOAT, light. 1oh IT, newly
board, $50 complete Seen at .3621
Suitland I'd. se. Sunday or weekdays
JOHNSON 5tSsI % %ourBoARD MOTOR, am hp.,
Tan Pbone only g 9a4Gu hours' Reads-pull starter
WANTED-Outboard motors. regardless Of
szs or condition: cash for same. 1877
EvINRUDE and Elto outboard motors;
Thompson boats new and used; service
and parts; used parts: factory representa-
tives. 1877 11th s.e.
MoTORBoAT for sale, first-class condition.
ELIMINATE gasoline worries. Electric mo-
tor boat conversions, S325; folder. Con-
solidated Equipment Co., 420 Lexingto ton
For SALE. 33xi0 closed bridge cabin
cruiser, 81 hip. Marine Gray motor. COM
pletely eauipped. Corinthian, Sat, 12-
$40; Sun. to 8; GE. 1916. 2ss
OUTB0ARD MOTOR, 34-hp.. Ia hours
use: electric starter, generator and bat
terry; 1912. Call bet. 6 and z pm, RE.
sAMBOAT. 11H-foot registered PEN
gum: used twice: bronze hardware, stain
less steel rigging; Silsby sails; 1925 cash.
Phone Berwyn 246-W.
30-FT. CABIN CRUISER, 15o-h.p. Grey
motor: excellent condition See Jerry, Dis
trict Yacht Club 14th and Water sc.
BUOYS, steel, mooring and pickup; also
anchors and chain; no priority. s. King
Fulton. Inc, sos Maine s.w. Elk. 1906
WANTED TO CHARTER SAILBOAT for
1914 season. Call NO. 1907.
RuNABouTs.A As ssEADgoATg ADs TsE OF FEeREEs cRGFs
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