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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29

Kenneth L.. Childs, district man. ARor of the Smaller War Plants Corporation in this area, announced today that the Hartford, Bridgeport, and New Haven offices of SWPC will act as co-sponsors of the Patent Clinlc to be held in the Chamber of Commerct Auditorium, l52 Tem- ple street, Now Haven, from october 2d thorugh october 7th, Tho Clinic will be open from 10 Q. m. to { D. m. daily. on Monday Wednesday, and Friday, the Clinic will continue through the day until 9 D. m.
 Mfr, Ohilds states that a complete library containing some 45,000 alien patents will be displayed together with patents from many of the con. auered countries. This library will contain some of the secrets of Gef- man, Japanese, and Italian methods, ! once protected for alien profit by the patent laws. Industrialists will learn how the exports of Germany and Japan have made some of the synthetic products that have com- peted with American-made wares in our markets.
 These patents may offer you a solution for your post-war produc- ton. Here Is what happened to ono New England manufacturer of e patented item made of brass: He secured Q substantial order for his product from the United States Army. He was particularly happy Co get this order because he had been trying for years to sell the Army officers on the benefits to sol. diers of this item in place of Q non.metallic substitute. Now he had the order for three-million units, but the Army had gone ovorboord on durability and specified stain- less steel Instead of brass. When tho manufacturer tried to make hia product out of stainless steel he found that his machines just wouldn't work. He tried adjustments and still they wouldn't perform sat. isfactorily. He began to despair Of his ability Co fulfill his government
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29

novons mflniol onns DanhuFy four; Danlelson ~, Merlden 70 Mlddle- town five New London two: Norwaik ak Stamford ai Thompsonvillo seven; Torrington SOi willlmantlc
 Since January 1 of this year, the United States Employment Service offices throughout Connecticut found jobs for 0,aee physically handicapped persons, The majority os these, tho report shows, went Into manufacturing activities.
 MT. Fitzgerald said that the War Manpower Commission personnel is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29
WORLD WAR II A YEAR AGO
Rx United Preasl

American Fifth Army breaks through last German mountain defeuses and speeds for Naples ever plains west of Mount vesu- vius.
 On Russian front, victorious Red Army units selse Krenen- chug and Rudnya.
 Allied b0mbeEs continue shetP attack on Japanese base at We- wak on New Guinea.
 Reports from lsallan.SWiss fremtlsr said that Italian soldiers, strengthened by Yugoslav gueril. Ias, had BtiHened thelr resistance against Germans in northern Italy.
 Yugoelnv gueEK1lias acknowledge evacuation c 9paiatA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29
Y.M.C.A. TO AID
 POLISH ORPHANS

Plans have been approved by the Polish and Allied governments for the building of 30 Y, M. o. A. camps for the postwar care of thousnndS of Polish orphan boys, Hrebert s, smith, general secretary of the local Y told the board of directors last night in Q report of worldwide Work of the Y, M, c. A. na World at War"
 MT. smith also revealed that his nephew Kenneth J. Smith, state secretary of the Y M, o. A. for Maine is one of the leaders to be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29
MUNTIN0 N nm oLD DAYS

Bennington, Vt. gup)--rh the days ok the great hunters, Isaac Tichencr, carly 10th century Yer mont governor and later Eeder- allst statesman, once called for his fowllng piece while at dinner in his Bennington home and from his chair At the table brought down Q bird from c tree outside.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29
BAB "

ND can't fall out of these beautifully con structed cribs because they're wonderfully equipt with sides that come all the way up, and stay locked in place. The cribs are on casters so that they can be easily moved to any spot in the nursery. Have them in maple, decorated with little Mother Goose figures. Come in and see how
 truly charming they are. OONS0
 As low as .........,...... up
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29
CONCENTRATE

Equip your den or study room with one of these charming maple desks. They're con ducive to concentration because they're comfortable to sit at, Plenty of side draw CTS for all your papers and paraphernalia. This style is only one of the many in our smart collection. Come and see them all today. You'll be surprised at
 their exceedingly low price 0C0S0 As low as .............. ~OVO up
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29
GRANGE ENJOYS BOOSTER NIGHT
Movies of Town in Techni. color Shown; Bella Mac-
 MilIin HOspltaIlzed
WOLcoTT Corrssponaents Alma 2. Cesa t let s-sSos

Wolcott, Sept. 20 Dooster Night was observed Monday night by Woloott Grange at the orange hall.
 ThO program arranged by tho lec- turer, Mrs, Horny Norton was as fol- lows: roll call of charter members with o, Nelson Cole the only one present: roll call of past masters with the following present: Byron LouclSS, Henry Norton, George War. neF, 0, Nelson Cole, Mrs, Henry Nor. ton and Kenneth Norton; song, iRlvcr of Time" by oil with Mrs, Waiter Wilson, pianist; Q mono- iogue, Good Roads and other ThingS," by Byron Loueks; sotg' "The Youngest in the Family" by Mrs, Byron Fleming; reading, "A Woman's Devotion" by Mrs. Clara Browne; song, "Dear Old Farm, by oil; on original paper, Poets and the Grange" by Mrs, Rose E. Wake. Ice; "silVer Threads Among the doid," sung by all; Movies In teeh- nicolor of local scenes and skiing In New Hampshire. Cider and crullerS were served after the program by Mrs. Charles Tyrell and Mrs, Henry Norton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29

doing lls beat Co place physically handicapped persons in iohs which ilt them.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29

dAlladA Home
 sac Charles 0aliadG of Auburn college is spending a leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred 0aliada Of Woodtiek road.
 Henry droseh of shelton avenue has enrolled in the College Of PhaF. macy ct the University of cennec- tleut.
 Corp, Sanford Winters Of Brook iyn, N. r., spent a furlough recently with his parents, Mir. and Mrs, Charles Winters,
 Farley Tuesday
 A meeting Of the Woleett Home Making club will Do held Tuesday ct Beecher Memorial hall at i0:S0 .. m. A pot luck luncheon will be served. Mrs. Charles c, Rogers and Mrs. Elmer syTnonds will be lead. CTS. The subject of discussion will Dc "seasonablo Finishes Used in Dress Construction"
 Mrs. BdbeFt Daniels, and infant son, Erwin Allyn, have returned from the Waterbury hospital. Mrs, Bella MaeMiiiin IS 6 surgical patient At st. MaryB hospital.
 GEORGES CLEANERS EAST ST, TEL. 3.04ee OFFER DAY SERVICE WITH CAREFUL AND COMPLETE
 CLEANING, SPECIAL ATTENTION TO MINOR
 REPAIRS,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29
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method" Mr. Smith said. He discus. ued the war priSoners' aid of the Y. M. c. A. and It's work in China and other countries,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29

sent from America to Poland after the War.
 "Tn America and in Waterbury the Y. M. c. A. is preparing every,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29

where to expand It's facilities and program, to play its part in the TO" construction of Q new world, chrlst- lnh in spirit and democratic in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29

The following applications were ap. proved for Issuance of permits by the town clerk, at Q meeting Of the zonlng commission: Helmut D. Deerbaum, corner of Munson road and Coe road, dwelling; Antonio Houele, Barker street, addition to delling; Arthur soriven, Alma ave. l,uo, repairs to dwelling; Harold Uroom, Spindle Hill road, dwelling
 clifford German, seaman second class, has returned to the Sampson Naval Training base after c leave spent with his parents, MF, and Mrs. Alfred German Of Woodtlck road.
Evening star., 1944-10-22
APIS. FURNISHED Cont J

r FURN APT. rms. and bath, 2nd door
OF private nome: nearby Va: oil heat. car
nssdsd; n,S1SG sa9; fooR Box 81 "a; Star. ,.,
pest NV section: private home: completely
turn; maid service. 1853 Park. rd. NV. 22'
batP bEPhpOM' boad NV. LIVING room kitchen. private
refg.; GENTLE home; "a block transp, Is
min nn sox ssowntogn; 19sI employed adults; SIS
WILL sUBLET for months, modern furn
ant. TO responsible couple with references
IR ~ ~S S504 before O'Clock pm. 22'
share 'ansens sDt Mfe fense mnst be eSHRs Sax
aid semiconfned expectant mother in ex
cn Change geo for part payment Of rent. Cal
1884 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-1n basement
l room for Link, next shower bath: ladies
a,;-RooM APT, IN Fairfax VILLAGE. Call
NR; IGth AND PARK RID. N.w.-s rooms,
bath; ,poreh, nicely furn.; $3.50. WALTER
a HROWN. 1913 Eye st. NV. MA 1852
sIRVIci MANS WIFE and baby will share
r sDt Sih snoher sr
Islsnd Islsnd ave. NV. Ii, 1884 ''O0
TWO Groom housekeeping apis. Inquire
REFINED sERvicEMAN's WIFE or e,derl,
lady to share aDt. with servicemen's wife
husband away; no dating; reasonable. RA
@60I UPsHUR ST. NE rms, pvt. bath
shower, entrance; G. E. refrg.: empl. couple
or ! or gentlemen; no cooking. Come
2 LARGE, SPACIOUS RMS. kitchen anc
bath, in best NV. section; excellent trans.
month, utilities included; desire perma.
nent employed couple. Box 496-J. Star.
55I8 18th ST: NW.-Entire End floor, {
rooms and bath; employed adults; suitable
for girls. GE. 304s.
ATTENTION, OFFICERS. Home of Arm,
officer medium-size rms. large closet in
able for 2; semipvt. bath; between 14ti
st. car line and 18TH. st. bus line. unlim
I'M a Jewish Govt girl, attending O. W. U
nights. like books and music. My sister
| leaving Washington and I'd welcome l o
my apartment near Boiling Field. Bright
modern. furnished with discrimination. q
min. to 10th and Pa, Potomac Park ex
| presses. Write Box 134M, Star, describ
| inc Yourself
Evening star., 1944-10-22
APARTMENTS UkFURNiSHEp

1899 KALORAMA RID. NW-2 rooms,
htchen. bath reirigerator. utilities incl
S45 81 n,,p per mont@h @ Open; key; Apt. B.
NEAR 18th AND SITS. N.W-Front
room basement apartment with private
bath and kitchenette, $40. Box PA M,
1918 MoNTELLo AVE. NE.-First floor
bath; all utilities included; $50 month. :
kit. No refre. Former janitor's apt. IN
sosB and Of east Olas Nssy VETS,
couple Apply bet. 3 and only Apt.
l04, 5Q5l New Hampshire ave NV.
WILL EXCHANGE one bedroom, screened
o or pGseh fTa bedr1sms a s5h anS Columns Ea Td
Pleasant section preferred. Box 197-M, Scr.
BASEMENT APARTMENT for rent, and
slso sHs + furnished II room, 1909 Rhode Island
s3i4 EAST CAPITOL NE rooms, di-
nette, kitchen and bath; newly decora ed {;
S58 per month, Can be seen sunda". 22-
TL Sh ana as nw M for Ssd2oo apt apt
NV. or Virginia. DU 1925 Apt. 40.
ATTRACTIVE rms. and bath, partly
furD, fireplace, good closets auto. heat.
WHn vii ES9iR ExcaANGf fnpe Broom ap p54s new
furnished. northwest section for 3 or 4
room unfurnished apt. in New York City.
sci suEaay q eHenngs iWo bad1oo IA 0So5
nished duplex IN Arlington for one bedroom
dog. pox i35-M Star. 2a'
832 Eye ST. S.W-2-room and kitchen
ssatlt se5 nfss hems saS 9ns light refined couple
1857 c ST. sE.-a rooms. kitchen. bath,
back porch; GENTLE home; no drinking.
2 LARGE ROOMS, private bath; gas, elec
heat durn'' adults; private family. Az a.. D
Evening star., 1944-10-22
APARTMENTS WANTED.

IDEAL TENANTS, employed business wom-
room, pvt. bath, kitchen; prefer NV. IA.
PERMANENT. quiet, employed couple need
Rsth %ofJpfb ebea anMs FsfE GaPTAs n and ps Se
sent need Sgq Of tnEse ro9 9nnr Wse1
Reed or convenient to TRANSFORMATION NV;
remaining permanently. in washington
after difsharse; no children no pets Sox
III COLONEL, permanently assigned
Wa ashi112ton. 6eSires l,5sedroonm, furnishhed oh
apt. RE. 6700, Ext 722s4' COL. MOORE.
RESPONSIBLE shipbuilding executive de-
sires spacious one-b bedroom apartment,
cellent taste in northwest section; will pay
5000 during winter months on sublet basis.
essds can TsssSn Dssres 4s 45sa E
ARMY COLONEL and wife, permanently as
signed. desire first-class o.s ! or hedroom oos
Esd FRyIcIMAS R sS4 ET sse any
fsg Pssss small ss fHR RH 5O1 1n R APT 4Gs 81 a
By 70 Bkfr1sH + III NAVAL oFrrcER-one' @ k.
fsa asdo 50rn Es apt vsefdsRs seissR SIX
QUIET, middle-aged widow no children, nc
pets desires sms ap or
partly furnished CHI. 1884.
UNFURNIsHED OR FURNISHED apart
ment within walking distance of Wisconsin
ave assded need By BY nsya ssa officer here on agFa
ARMY siRs 90ty OFFICER 5I, o AND WIFE suitcase OF
rent furn, apt. liv. rm;, bedrm-; Kit nS anT
NO ,9s1 or EN-. 1870 after = pm week
esSrA coUphE e GD5EEsIREs small apt or house,
FJRN. OR UNFURN. bedroom. kit, pvt
beth apt in GeoIsetowR sado Gsl MISS Est
5$SoS5ss throush Sun: any time Mon 54. Tpss'
n II Yo1 95GoD DESIRE to rent or sublet your
nished or unfurnished, to refined young
family Of an Army lieutenant, his wne wn.e
customed to fine home. surroundings, please
write LIT. w. A. p, Jr.. P. o. Box 261O'
NAvhn WsShnseSn soFF1cER Il desires 1-room, kitchen
bath apt. or share bedroom, kit, bath apt
I'D 9T aso ant s. after ssoSp s. p1
sire small apartment, one bedrm., liv. rm
kit, pvt. bath, furnished or part. furn
WR1Tgs VIZ FEM desires s1es immed unturnished g.
with shower, in Georgetown or downtown
bda BEsferasly RGx s4M q rss Star floor of small apt
NAVAL OFFICER needs, 1-bedroom apt II
hes1Hs f susaba ysis'hs RM oSfs 0o' your
COLONEL, wife and daughter want two
b ciroom. furnished ert. in Northwest sec
ton: cali 8 to 3, DI 1910. 22'
BRITISH Air Force officer requires l or .
room furn. apartment in apartment bldg
NV. section. Call DE. 5000, Ext 364, be-
WAVE OFFICER AND MOTHER need un-
furn 1-bedroom apt, NV. pref. EN-
5S49. 6-T:30 pm. 22'
FURNISHED APT. suitcase or rent, / or
2 rms. kit, bath: Sc. or ne. 1t. Wells
and wife. Navy Phone nights TR. 0473,
DAYS RE. 400, Ext. 63S9S.
ARMY OFFICER and wife, permanently
located, desire one or two bedroom apart.
ment or small house. COL. MILLER, tele-
phone Republic 600. Extension 77703. 22s
CONFIRMED RACHELOR wants Ss0-S100
pets. Box 130-M, Star, 22s
COUPLE .DKsIkEs unf, liy. room. bedroom,
sasiss.:s Sassssssly FL h &c sSe. siaa Saa X Kess
Evening star., 1944-10-22
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwesf and So,,Rhaast.

IA 18th ST. s.E.--Iaree front room with
twin beds. next to bath and shower
c.h.w.; also basement room with private
bath. shower and entrance: gentlemen
1sio Sir. Sc. Apt. 3-Nicely furnished
double room; kitchen privileges: mr.. Govt
P'qFs fFRoNrs sl lBEDk8oM. near s1'eE Boiling Field
and Navy Yard: gentleman only. AT. 557
23S 1st ST. S.E., opposite House once
near Library and Capitol, walking distance
Security. OPA WPB, etc; semiprivatt
bath sp !, oeh elean' warm quiet single %. $40
sI5 G sT. s.E.-one furnished room fol
light. housekeeping; near Navy Yard. DI
PRIVATE HOME, new furn., attractively
furn., twin beds, spacious clio. ct, shower
bath. phone and laund. privil HI. 1412-J
FURNISHED ROOM. double, second f1ool
front; gentle girl; semiprivate bath; good
iI2i PENNSYLVANIA AVE. S.E.-Rooms
double or single; private famii;'.
23G5 s ST. Sc. Apt. 2--Serviceman and
wife; kitchen privileges; $40 week. WA
$500 for details.
DUNBAR INN for a clean. warm room
double or single; permanent or transient
guests; reasonable rates. 103 c st. sc
FRONT ROOM, facing Capitol; $50 month
gentlemen preferred. RE. -OlS9.
III6 BRANCH AVE. S.E.-Near Navy Yarc
and Naval Air Station one block from bus.
Evening star., 1944-10-22
HOUSES FURNISHED.

RESIDENCE, b.r:, Chevy Chase. Md, to
Conc Il s SSSM near Sa bas
A, &. F. store: . bedrms.. rec. rm., screened
porch: oil heat give refer, number in
ts%y sso B9x aS Wesh Nov 81
Pns Apa rooms Etohen seaGS ccmpiesey es F0G@ fnrn
2s5 Fs chHFsh HohsE 4Os aSaaSe 1a sS
family about Nov. !; 4 bedrooms, baths,
maids toilet garden garass' psplsses
nToysl pU. 45a$:
FURNIsHEp HOUSE; small available Nov.
ss1ToNE House, M 18th as ST.. facins Gins Roc.
Creek Park. near embassies; Z bedrooms, )
arh o s4oo 6sa per m sa
Jet, Jet to R G. oagg approval or will sell. EN-
A perfectly beautiful home on acres. cx-
ousitely furnished; 3 bedrms., GA baths,
double meid's rm. and bath. oil heat, .
$500 mo. RoMyE LAMBoRN, Reaitor
1901 S. Arlington Ridge rd., Arlington,
Va; IA, 24S4., Overlook GIL.
sponsible people, 3-bedroom home, con-
yeniently located near Silver Spring. ST..
WILL SHARE my Georgetown house and
NO. 90T9.
STUDIO COTTAGE, large room: open fire.
place; electric kitchen, bath and porch;
car needed; 20 min. from Pentagon Bldg.
cHARMING N sUBURBAN COTTAGE, taste
fully furnished, G miles to White House, 2
large bedrms. with twin beds. ample
plumbing and closets. attractive living
opening on stone terrace, modern kitchen
and refrigeration: long view; lawn, trees,
one acre land: lease S215 per month. II
you want auaintness and comfort with
privacy. address Box 1TS-M, Star. Please
state occupation and size of family
HOUSE FURN., rooms, brick, detached
screened porch; Gil heat: insulated; yearly
lease. GI.. 1908.
NAVAL WIFE will share her 6-rm, 2-bath
house, conv. to Pentagun Bldg, with
couple or two women TIE. 4es5.
BIG 18th ST. NW.-l4 rms. baths, in
excellent condition, oil heat: this house is
now ARRANGED into 3 separate apts.: S265
MAY be inspectcd II am. to pm.
THOMAS D. WALSH, INC, DI. 1857.
Evening star., 1944-10-22
ROOMS FURNIsHED-Nor.heo.t o.t.

500 ST N.E.-Nicely furnished, Beauty
rest mattress radio showe.; private home;
PsRRY s. sT TeeSlT TF sa@2 Room
Christians: bus at corner. MI. 1865.
52s eth ST. N.E.-One room with kitchen
$3.50 AMEs ST. N.E.-Large double room,
inner-spring mattress, 2 closets; also single
sst R ST: S,E:-Double and single room
100 C ST. N.E.-Larse room, double bed,
RED couple or 9 girls: cont hot water and
ant carline. AT. 4S03.
SOL MARYLANDfAvE. N.E.-Double room,
a25 T sT. NE.-single room. next to
bath With or ,.i without board for qgst
LARGE ROOM, newly furnished, twin beds:
private home: lisht hhousekeepins; all
SfcTn9 TuRSTsHfb Suitable for . no
other roomers references. DE. 1117 before
WooPKiPGa al97 Dakota ave ,,dss,
single or double; laundry privil.; near car,
bus. shop; 20 min. d'towni see after ..
WOODRyDGE-Nicely furnished room. near
bath and shower; S25 month; gentleman
SINGLE ROOM for good Government girl:
70 daa aooEnS ether gTvsss BG 42l
room, single bedroom, adjoining bath; viii
lI5I NORTH CAPITOL ST. Apt. ia
Double room for 2 girls. Phone RE. O1s7.
2a1t nRv1NG ST NEsleePins room fol
TO REFINED GIRLS for large furn
M 1923 MORSE ST. N.E.-Larse furn. room
with inclosed porch, heated, next to bath
Near to both car and bus lines. Suitable 2
s6ie RHODE ISL. AVE. N.E.-1wo yer,
home. private iavatory; for employed wom- ON
Sos K ST. N.E.Msieeping Ari room twin beds
With syn syn, porch private home; COW. transp
VERY PLEASANT ROOM, in new home, 70,
1enyenisnt 9s,H sMrRsos tFsos pg sGss: roou,
Dats heat and uTnsefa hot Vasef prSst, rGHm
ONE ROOM, Kitchen privs., uni. telephone
reasonable; after IL am Sunday. 52S 7tf
2iOs 3rd ST. N.E.-single room. no othel
roemers; so9d trannsspportation; gentleman
ATTRACTIVE LOCATION, Brookland, or
smg1. PP5Settesfanst lady ssS; Be. 1897. ~ =,
IN oveg
1910 Goth st. ne. DU. 1929.
FRONT BEDROOM, in apt. suitable TO,
couple, unlim; telephone. 1919 Isherwood
3-ROoM furnished apartment for light
housekeeping, and Frigidaire; second floor
No children, no wild parties or pets. AIS
1928 D ST. N.E.-Large front room, adj
bath, l or men pref; on bus line; al
conveniences. FIR. 4416.
1O1I BRYANT ST. N.E.-Double room
next mex bath. twin beds; also single room
I30. I0. MONROE ST; N.E.-Double room
| twin beds, for girls or young couple
gentle home. MI 1887.
S15 8th ST. N.E.-Double room, next bath
gentle home. AT. 9593.
COLORED-1411 F st. NE ladies or {
gentlemen. quiet home. Ii. 5216
COLORED-552 25th pl ne.-Large dou
pie room for, rent: convenient transporta-
| ton: no cooking.
COLoRED-Nice rooms and share apt
MI 1909
COLORED-Large front master bedroom
with single beds, for 3 girls; use of large
living room, with homelike atmosphere
| exclusive neighborhood; near 3.car lines
Car. be seen after 12 noon Sunday. I4s
Evening star., 1944-10-22
BOAE.

WATERPROOF COVER and frame, fits 81
RhpP pF docs RAJ ~ all day 65 b
#. long, like. new, fully equipped, lights,
ssfISg CsgSg SRisFR CRfS sc sysr Spring s q4sS
twin screw; equipped for year around liy-
ing, aboard, DI. SSH. A. P. CoUGHLIN,
HoTsEBoAT HOT fsds @'f I1x3s s@ it.: $3.50. cash or
terms, or trade for auto, house trailer,
truck or -taxicab. 1901 6lst ave, Ben
ssofr. snf II 9RiIRc;HiARDsoN L; dinghy, light plant,
radio, blankets, searchlight, canvas cover,
etc; $4,000. Steward. Corinthian Yacht
FOR sALE-1s-foot sloop, custom built;
large cabin. sleep Two: designed by local
naval architect: new boat. Box 19s-M,
DICK BLIND BOAT. Small house for sea-
son. PatuXent River. 1897 4th ST. ne.
WANTED-Outboard motors, regardless Of
SIZE or condition; cash for same. 7o7
EyINRUDE Il III E. and Elto cupboard motors;
Ih9mpSen Doats new and USED service
tives. 1877 l1th Sc.
CABIN CRUISER, 3s-ft, overhauled. ex-
celent running condition: sink tqiiet' t IRE
f3Fa for shns S poTSeeTGs o'nsE @ @
docked on Potomac, Call or see MULLICA
S MnS9s & s W by TsfphfRs @ HoopeF pE 1sand ssa
plenty of sleeping accommodations, galley
sink, lavatory, marine TOILET, running wa
No l3-R-12S; $1,000 cash, TRUMMELLs
BOAT YARD, above Pa. ave. Bridge, 17tt
and NJ SITS. sc. SH. 1920.
PAIR OF TUNED, chrome plated Buell.
pressure air horns, very, loud. complete
with compressor and tank, SO: fine foI
1850. Monday.
BAY BOAT, 40 it., 12-ft. beam; cabin
sleeps 2, toilet; 5000 Call HI, 1871.
0UTBOARD MOTOR, 5-h. .. Neptune. ex-
cellent condition. MRS. V. A. CONROY,
Spring Bank Trailer Park, U. S. Route No
|, mi. so. of Alexandria, %.
rRNEST LISKEY & ASSOCIATE,
Naval architects, Yacht brokers, sO4 nth
s.. nv Wash, D. c.: RE. 1854.
1888 So twin-screw Matthews $3.50
5O' Florida houseboat 1890 $3.50
75' deckhouse cruiser ----- 10,S50
1910 go Visitor" Marconi
sloop 1850
1857 Az Nova Scotia schooner 1875
1925 5i' Alden Marconi schooner S,G15