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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
On n Dark
and Drizzly Sunday

Of strict abstemiousness In q
couple of places. The result
was that the following morn
ing, which recall dimly was a
Monday, l was not myself-and
I wish 1 could remember who
! was because l wish TO avoid
him in future.
/ was dragged tn suffering
wakefulness by the ringing OF
the doorbell. Two solemn-vls-
aged gentlemen were on the
porch.
Now this In where IL becomes
so utterly macabre. Dying oath
do you know what those fell
lows wanted?
They wanted to sell me a plot
In a cemetery!
Shuddering. / told them l did
not want to think about dying.
although l feared such fate
was imminent.
The fellows looked at me dole
fully and one said:
Nobody wants 20 think about
IT,"
Well" ! said, gently Slam
ming the door with all my
might,T do not want TO think
about IL now"
CARDONIC fate struck at the
~ Atlas Club here-and only
hope II does not permanently
shatter our faith in humanity.
The club. rendezvous of prom
inent sports figures. ran an ad
this month in the American
Legion police and fire posts
magazine. declaring:
The Atlas Club IL grateful
for the opportunity to present
Its compliments 10 the police
men and 6remen Of Washing
ton"
The police were 50 touched
they returned the compliment.
They raided the place and ar
rested the president, charging
him with permitting gambling.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
LIFE WITH SALT
ON THE SIDE
By E. V. DURLING

1000 pounds (S36, ,ooo) for his
1000 pounds (sl6.O0O). A
profit Of 5000 pounds $50. .000).
ASKING
QUERIES from clients. O.
Vt What Is the matter with
Scotch terriers? Their /. @. is
usually poor. Is IL because they
are dumb or lack proper train
ing7
Alley, do you want 10 get
me In a Jam with the owners
OF Scotties. decline to an
swer this query I'm detail. All I
know IL that Scotties are not
as smart as black and white
springer spaniels.
sQ-Why are there no paro-
dies on the popular songs OF
today as was the case in years
gone by?
Alt IL because of the acute
scarcity Of song writer's with q
sense OF humor. Consider how
few comic songs are now writ
ten as compared to the past.
Sueaking of parodles I always
recall the one on There's a
girl In the heart Of Maryland
with a heart that belongs to
mo-" The parody. which be-
lieve was introduced ny Hoey
and Lee, was There's girl
In the heart Of Maryland with
a watch that belongs To me-"
PASSING BY
EDGAR BERGEN. For many
~ years Hollywood's eligible
bachelor No. 5. Edgar has been
finally taken out of circulation
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
Nobody Loves
a Supply Sergeant

to dispose of this No. 1 war
criminal when he is found.
Personally, I don't think
they'll ever find the man. I
have heard from a fairly re-
liable source that he is hiding
in Tibet, disguised as a real
ham sandwich, but going under
the name of Arthur J. SPAN.
That is the perfect disguise.
Not even J. Edgar Hoover
would suspect a ham sandwich
of being SPAN.
A MOTHER organization that
"a seems perfectly willing to
take my initiation fee is the
one composed of men who are
welded together by the fact
that the army gave them shoes
two sizes too large for them.
To join that would be unfair
to the fine men who were the
supply sergeants in the United
States army.
On second thought, l think
I'll join.
Some day I want to do an
article on supply sergeants.
II will he something inter-
esting. 1t will he interesting
because supply sergeants are
the only soldiers who. before
war starts, are trapped
under rocks In Labrador, and
brought down TO serve their
evil purpose.
II you don't believe me, ask
any CT.
III he tells you he ever
found q supply sergeant he
liked--well. you'd know you
are talking to q supply ser
geant.
Tr,s.,r4hy,.S ~ Mrnauxn, axnAt..As -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
Looking Down
Neon Valley

cared for tapioeo. IL aivays
seems TO stare at me.
KIN Hubbard: There's another
odUontags IN being poor. A doe
forH cure you faster.
Frank Case, Asking her q
question 10 like taking your fn-
ger out Of diks.
Wilson Miner, Hoiiywood 10
a place Whers tUo or more ideas
are eonadsrsd unIawfui assem.-
blass.
Ken Murray; He foiioWed her
around like a dot on an sseis-
nation nark.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
THE BRIGHTER
SIDE
By DAMON RUNYON'

easiness among more sedate
customers that often retarded
trade. | mean our orderly citi-
zens did not fancy taking their
business TO places where stray
slug might nip off an ear any
minute.
One night there was a big
shooting match in the Club
Abbey involving the forces Of
the late Dutch Schultz that
caused considerable gossip along
the Gay White Way for days
afterwards, though not as much
as the shooting match in the
Hotsy Totsy Club IN which the
late Jack Diamond was con-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
How to Dispose
of n Starker

cerned because that one re-
suited in homicide or rather
homicides.
A big spender in those days
meant a fellow who spent thou
sands of dollars in a night. I
think there is more general
spending today, but the indi-
vidual big spenders are not an
numerous as in the time of the
bootleg money. Not even
among the black marketeers.
am sure the oidtnnerx
would be mortified to learn
that night club owners now dis
pense starkers with a word.
copyriEht. 1s4s. By King Pastures
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
Bob Ripley
Still Single

having been ovsrpowered By
the charms OF Frances Water
man. a Powers model, who is
now Mrs. Edgar Bergen. Up 20
a late hour last night Americas
eligible bachelor No. /, Bob
Ripley. was still single man.
AS previously reported here
Mr.. Ripley often says: Be
leve IL or not, I have never
been In love"
GET 1T RIGHT
EVAY hack when Dan Patch
w trotted a mile In l:55"
Is A statement made by a rem
iniscent contemporary. Dan
Patch was PAGER. So far no
horse has trotted a mile in .55.
In 1898 Greyhound trotted a
mile Cagainst time) In 1;55h.
In 1886 the same horse trotted
a mile in a race in l ST =.
CALIFORNIA AGAIN
WRITES a Californian: "My
w mother had seven daugh-
ters In succession. When these
daughters were all married or
attending school. and she had
n half a dozen grandchildren,
my mother gave birth TO
bouncing baby boy. At this
time my mother was 40 years
OF age. Now let these boastful
Brooklynites, whose lack OF mod
esty II so shocking to rs Cali
fOrnians, name resident Of
their city who when q 49-year-
mother Of seven daughters, gave
birth TO a SON"
Copyright, la4s, By King Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
QUOTATION MARKMANSHIP

fLCER, When Love and Wis.
II dom drink OUT Of the sdrs
cup, 70 t. the rIesption
Anon: Love. Whieh is only on
sprsods IN ths fifs of rrdn, 10
the entire history Of a Uoron's
life.
Ibssn; You should nsUer Wesr
your best trousers Whsr you 60
out 10 hsh, for freedom and
truth.
~. V. Wndes ! hove never
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
o, wr.tsh.d 10 a.. vomsr

o, wrstehsd 10 the Vemsr
To whos, the vords
"Your husband Oai sooH rsturn"
No pleasure brings.
-mstu'n.
Gus EDWARDS was
" Brooklyn boy. He made
his first public appearance at
the Gsyety Saloon In that
city.
His first stage appearance
was at BrOoklyn's famous va
riety theater, Hyde 4 Beh-
mans.
As a talent scout Gus never
had an equal.
Nobody was even close to
him. He was a genius In that
respect.
1t IL interesting To note
that one of his first discOv-
cries was Elsie Janis and one
OF his last was Hildegarde.
That is covering quite
span In entertainment history.
PLEASE NOTE
GEORGE BERNARD SHAW,
VI now in his ninetieth year, is
working on new play. II is
a comedy. Mr.. Shaw firmly
believes he will live 10 be at
least 80 years of age. With
this in mind he took out 10
year annuity. For this he paid
the insurance company 4.00U
pounds (sl6,000). In return
the company agreed 10 pay him
1000 pounds annually for 10
years. So if G. 3, s. lives nine
years he will have received
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
Bv WALTER WINCHELI

who was complaining about her
husbands fckle nature. EFT
changes, she said. from day
tn day. He's become q regular
DR.. Jessel and Mr.. Hyde"
At the Golden Fiddle some
velvet knockers were panning
a columnist. His contribu-
tors" said one, certainly know
how To write"
You mean,- said another,
"they know how to read"
Bennett Cert. who puts every
quip he hears land reads. an.
thereo into book form. relays
Dorothy Parker's crack: "You
have no idea how many people
are making . good living from
raiding good books"
THE MACS:
IN THE current issue ~ q
fIldESLlnf lne lDtQuitlDNs
Bennet Cert writes about prac-
tcal jokes.
For our money. he left out
for never heard of the best
and most touching one Of all
II happened 10 an eloping
couple who were told that IL
they went 70 the White House,
the President would marry
them
They were very gullible and
their advisor very convincing.
Anyhow they went
How they got in. We dunno.
But the President. quickly
sizing up the situation. turned
the tables
He sent for a minister. stood
M as their best man. and then
invited the couple ~ spend their
wedding night in ,~-- White
House
Although ~ might have been
FDR. y wasn't.
i, was A l.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16

Answer to Question No.
1ANo. although every woman
enjoys looking At A beautiful
face, especially II II be her own.
Her primary motive is 10 make
herself attractive TO the oppo-
site sex and outdo othefMomen.
She surely does not do II TO
outdo other women in canning
tomatoes or keeping house. This
is shown by the fact that a GER
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
BROADWAY
RHYTHM


NEON VALLEYS latest traffic
~ Jar, wos eaused BY a erovd
Of nsv pioys that shoe horned
into the rumbis-seaf Of the the
GtvieoI Ussk.
The fret, The Secret Room"
(pius ths Moss Hart touch }. vas
pushed around LIKE a rsuofuirg
door. IL vas knocked BY every
one s,eept Opportunity. Critic
n. Bornss Wa,ied, "A r,uddied
r,eiodvamn "
"Ths GIRL from Nantucket"
was snubbsd as though she had
q terrible rsput otion. But this
Was e1peefsd since even the
kSrteriond reporters (who are
ssvoiiy pushoosys) spanked her.
"Ths Rich Full LITE" won't
make its baeksrs rich. according
to the notices.
"Ars You vi,h ~" and The
Rugged Path" aryiDsd afts, this
kistorian made the dsndiins.
Unis. "Poionoiss." the nit.
con find nsU theatsr. - wiH
transfer 10 Chicago in mid De.
esrbsr.
Of the nsU plays due soor,
"Ths Stote of the Unior" op-
pears mast pronisfrR.
THE CINEMAGlCIANs:
BEAUTIFULLY drowned in
- Technicolor. The Spanish
Main is a lusty swashbuckler
wherein the sword play IS
mightler than the scenarists
pen. Radiant Maureen OHara
Is the wide-eyed damSel.
Hold That Blonde" comes in
on a wink and a dimple. guided
by Veronica Lakes gay pre-
tending
That Night With You" offers
Aatherweight romantic fable
h Franchot Tone battling 10
keep the yarn on It's feet
A well-paced horror drama,
"Strange Confession races
along while the flesh creepS.
Outlaws of the Rockies -
nzzles like q wet hrecracker
Shadow of Terror" exhibits
q purile meller about atomic
chemists II marks the atomic
bombs initial defeat.
THE FUNNIES:
OVER al Villepigue's Bill
~ Stern told about woman
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16

these people watch the pictures
and try TO name the persons.
including themselves They
were 100 per cent correct In
recognizing themselves, bu I
scarcely better than chance IN
naming their friends
Answer 10 Question No. =
3-Not If he SITS down quietly
and analyzes himself 10 find
wherein he failed. Nine times
out OF ten he will find he did
not fail because he could not do
the job, but because he hated
the job, or his boss or fellow
workers. or had financial. fam
lily or love worries on his mind.
Usually he will find u was not
his lack Of ability 10 do the Job.
but his emotions about himself,
that led 10 failure.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16

GETTING ALONG WITH PEOPLE
~ Milton wriGht, Noted Psychologis,
10 YOU really KNOW YOURSELF
You must--to maSter the art of getting
along with people
rhis booklet fully explains
YOUR BASIC EMOTIONS
snd hov they affect getting alonG With
people. IL also tells the difference be-
tween In,rover,, and ETtroverts and
how 10 Identify each
WHICH ARE YOU'
You can learn these important things
shout yourself by sending 20 cents and
a elf-sddressed. stamped Sc envelope
"a Or. Wiegam care oi The Detroit
Times. Detroit IL. Mich This 10
non-profit service 10 readers just ask
for
GETTING ALONG WITH PEOPLE
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
Answer TO Question No. 2

Answer to Question No. 2
2-No. DIR. Wener Wolff Of
Harvard took notion pictures
Of persons walking. unknown 10
them. Their faces and bodies
were disguised 60 they could
not be recognized. He then had
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16

,copyrrh, is4s. b, John ,. Dill. o.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
THE FUSNIES:

OVER al Villepigues Bill
~ Stern told about a woman
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16

outed ~ NcNauxht syndicsts. me
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16

Tvtv Nov. Y lS4s
Evening star., 1945-11-04

result. she is constantly being hired
to ferret out assorted instances of
forgery. fraud, election Irregularities,
poison-pen intrigles and plain old
skulduggcIy. Her most interesting
cases involve murder.
One of them was really honey.
An attractive girl disappeared from
her home in Maine. Just as her
neighbofs began to miss her, a letter
arrived from her advising her uncle,
with whom she lived, to call of the
bloodhounds because she wasn't COM
ing back The suspicious local sheriff
called in Elizabeth Mccarthy, who
dug up the girls diary. compared the
handwriting. declared the letter a
forgery and asked the sheriff to get
Evening star., 1945-11-04

her a sample of the umcle's handwrit-
ing A week later he led officers to
the spot where he had buried his
niece.
Most arduous case: investigation
of a list of s, 600 signatures endorsing
a certain candidate for governor. 1t
was race against time and it almost
ruined her eyes but she discovered
that 80 crooked henchmen of the
candidate had forged the names of
5000 citizens of the state. Needless
to say, the candidate withdrew.
Blonde, handsome, ebullient, and
Vassar educated Elizabeth Mccarthy
didn't study for her unique job. She
was fresh out of law school and
installed in a tiny Office into which
clients never seemed to stray.
SlAs Cazxias O.
NEXT door was an elderly gentle
mzm, Mr.. William E. Kingston
by name and an illustrious hand
writing expert by profession. He
asked her If she'd mind answering
the phone when he was out. She told
him it would be a pleasure To
occupy her time. she began studying
handwriting. got to be SO good at it
that when Kingston decided to retire
a couple of years later. he suggested
she carry on where he had left off.
She's been carrying On ever since
Does handwriting reveal charac-
ter? Miss Mccarthy says no. "It
does" she says, reveal Characters
tics, such as education, individuality,
neatness. orderiiness, and even ap-
proximate age" Beyond that she
won't 90.
Most unusual experience: examin-
ing list of names endorsing a can
didate for mayor and coming ACROSS.
neatly forged. the name Elizabeth
Mccarthy.
Evening star., 1945-11-04

Here's a lady who trips
killers and forgcrs by
their handwriting
As CAREER women go, Elizabeth
n Mccarthy of Boston is in a
class by herself. She is the countrys
only female handwriting sleuth- This
state of affairs is recognized by the
courts OF Law before whom she ap-
pears regularly. as well as by half
dozen male colleagues scattered
across the country.
The basis of Miss McC CMthy's pro-
fession is the fact TINT No two people
on earth write exactly alike. As a
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
What ~ Is

TIE new look is simple
lines Ia your clothes, no
flot frou and foolishness;
your hat is a hairhugging
Jersey cap, a big beret or
turban, or a pretty flower
or ribbon trimmed tricorne
for drcSS.up and evening.
foHr Jackets and coats
look broad-shouldorcd have
raglan or deep armholcs. a
slimuing waist: the skirts
have a slender wrapped look
either full in front. or cut in
tunic style.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
BY SALLY YOUNG

THERE'S a new look this
autumn in the clothes,
the hats especially, in hair
dos and in the pretty faces
I see at fashion shows, in
the shops, In groups of col
lege girls, and everywhere /
90 these days.
That new look is smooth,
efficient, business like, a bit
serious because that's the
way the world is these days
and yet there's something
so provocative. eager and
really beautiful about ii
that it adds up to top charm.
a hundred ideas have
bufft Thar now took, one
was the emphasis on sim
piicity and usefulness which
our American clothes de-
Signers have given us in
work and play fashions.
Others were the busy life
We have all led which de.
manded easy clothes and
hair-dOs and raturalneSs In
makeup; another was the
fact that the past months
have brought 10 an end for
so many girls the happv-go-
lucky attitude about life.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

until they have second heipings.
Try eBi-aHd see Have milk. fruit,
and NAeatiee, Breakfast oi Ghdm-
piOns tomorrow morning.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

iitS = ttf1 t-tttttft-t t7Hf Il -
H'ieaiieSi Once folk get acquainted
HIth-llOsc Cnsp-tna@ted, swell
tasting fake. they're not satisfied
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
a clcan Leok

THAT new look is a clean
look, 50 start with good
grooming, which means tho
esoapy, fragrant cleansing
bath followed by your fav
orite toilet water or per.
fumc. Your bath cabinet
holds a good depilatory and
the deodorant YOU like best
and which you use as often
as needed every day. Your
hair brush is washed every
few days when your hair is
washed (and once between
hair washingsl and it is
used daily 10 keep your hair
clean and shining and 90
give smooth shapeliness to
the line Of your hair-do.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

der. a rouge which gives you
a natural. healthy glow, a
lipstick OF SIN Doth rose
beauty, and delicate eye
shadow and mascara for
special glamour occasions
Your nail enamel can be one
Of the fuchsia pink tones in.
stead of one Of the gay,
bright red colors.
Very White Skin
FOLLOW the same idea Of
harmoniZing your make
up If your skin is very
white. but begin with a
peach-toned base and
powder; use "A rouge which
has a little taWny orange In
it and -APs+iek which
matches. Choose q nail
enamel which harmoHizeS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
New Faces. Too

UQUT it's my same old
- face!" Not at all. The
new foundation cream,
liquid and cake powder
bases are designed 10 give
you a smooth now look too.
If your skin is sallow. be
gin with a pink foundation
and follow it with pink pow
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

beolth protection use go. ,,o,.
in roO'."e 1e.e "donoer zones hYsIen'cSS..GI ,cS.I
,1s,0 .,.oo sGTs simoly follow directions o" '00'
Evening star., 1945-04-01
ROOMS FURN.-Northwest Cont.

81. CONNECTICUT AVE, NV. : Cool,
airy single room, conyenIently ~ nH ioeated;;
preferred: newly decorated newly ,furn-
ishcd Beautyrest mattress; tub and shower
bath; transportation at door; $40 month
sps sbs7 Sso ST. oIaTSy NWNieey 2as furn. room on
Burleith bus, line; pref. gentleman; $50
month. Call after pm. Tues, Wed
s ASH, Takoma Park at District line
Pbe rm shoTer doMSr adlt Eent9ises home
5iO0 N. ii. AYE.-A clean, quiet 1st-aoor
front room, adjoining bath; c.h.w.; middle
aged lady preferred; express busline; S2o
;Ss 10th ST. NV No 1lohsFgs 1sass
s1is sfs HdSrlNGFoS RT sGfdsy srLovely 4l cor
adj. bath, available free to clean, neat,
wiling tq step for
wiling to HELP with children on Sunday
salary win be paid; V blk. bus. OR,
iiiS ii9S elf cLfFToS Z Z 81 sT N.w-Man only; lg
! gentleman; no drinking or smoking
eS esis 22af IfLPfARY RftTssn RD snq sw girls
ssS5 ssth slGh al new maSegany TS0ny
sbe ga Apr Bn bsfs s phons xa oR 52p0s o5 esd avail
500 s ADAMS MILL RD. N'W.MTwin mas
ter bedroom with Y bath, for q conv.
trans; prefer gentlemen; S45 for 2. co.
1901 JUMPER ST. N.W.-Large master
bedroom with private bath, detached, brick
gentiemaa. S45 sinsIe. GE. 3163. -
girl; single bed; some privileges; SO wk.
gig WEBSTER ST. N,w.-Large front rm..
PVT; home or z girls; all 12I c2nv; nr. exp.
Gas SsI MAss go AVE- TA SS2S RP SSs0
9SSm ISghs 'Sas' ees5 G'' APT smss s'O
Share rooms for men only; single beds. So
week each.
COLoRED - 1886 Sherman ave. NV.
Large front room for employed couple or
: girls, SO a Wk. each. Call after $50,
COLoRED-Refned, employed woman: no
cooking; avail. April /; S21.5O mo. Call in
C0LORED-12I3 Q st. n.W.-Share, room,
groups Of . and 3: girls only; 81 wk.
COLORED-2423 K ST. n.w.-For 2 refined
war workers, women or men, beds, nee
essary beard on main bus lines: S5 week;
room for gentleman, Government worker
preferred; So 80 per week IA. s257
COLORED-Large room for 2 girls, boys,
or couple; house privileges; So ea' wkly.
l;636 I3th st; nv
room TO share, for TWO girls: convenient
transportation home privileges; S6 week
CoLORED-l33;} T st. nw-Nice front
room, twin beds, in private home, with
2 quiet Government employees sou Wk
COLORED-Double room for l or 2. prefer
couple; 81 week. l133 9TH st. NV Dl
CoLoRED--1944 end st. n.w.-Furnished
room, couple. young girls, 80 each. AID
Evening star., 1945-04-01
BOATS.

EyINRUDE ana EIto outDoard motors;
Thompson boats new and used service
ana parts; USED parts factory representa-
WASTED"outib%oard motors, regardless of
size or condition; cash for same. 1877
BOAT t,a i; ENGINE, model A Ford, fully con-
$225. Tel. Indian Head, Md, gill. Ext.
MAHOGANY 4o-FooT raised deck cruiser.
heavy. hulh heavy duty Lathrop engine; ex-
shIBost seenI fsndt9a eautpmen mo sane Including
/" Manila rope, anchors life preseryers,
deck chairs, varnishes, flags, etc. WO.
OUTBoARD. Johnson. 1e-hp twin; per-
feet condition. Phone weekdays, Republic
$500, Ext 1854. or write Box 410-K. Star.
3a-HoRsEPoWER, 4-cylinder johnson out
goHssoS gSifS 6S'G5 SufboARD fa pS HoToR 2d SO hp
aeT with oaRsT exfa p1ss al for s4e0
344, Eaft West Hwy; Phone Ex, 2223.
conditioned; owner. in service. Wo. 1889;
WANTG9Ganoe -Iaa iii III N good condition will
MoToRBoAT. 1S-toot st. runabout. nnlS mahog-
any; 75-h.p; Chrysler marine engine. fine
condition; for quick sale. $3.50. M. o,
OWNER, in Florida, viii sacrifice for quick
sale 49-tt fishing boat, IL beam, hunks,
shaded deck side seats lie
lights, toilet and iceboX, 50-h.p. motor.
Call at MILERS 8 COTTAGE. Block 10,
North Beach Park, Md.
5G-FOOT CABIN CRUISER, three private
staterooms and bath. salon 27 by 10 feet.
screened throughout, electric refrigeration,
hlgh-presSure water system, modern in
every detail for living aboard. Inspection
by appointment. Rear 900 Maine ave. s.w.
RoWBoAT, in good condition. Phone
MA. OSLO.
CRUISER, 35-foot long Will be at beat
from : pm. until 4:3O pm. Canal st.
and 1lth, Sunday.
BOAT and CHIP. outboard motor. Sl25,
loft oUTBoARD BOAT with johnson
9.S-h.p. motor; tull equip. ready to GO,
$500. Slip 81, Capital Yacht Club. after
OWENS SEDAN CRUISER, 3O-foot; s., 500.
Slip 90. .CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB.
MODEL Is CADILLAC MOTOR, 80 hip,
good condition. Call Hobart 1890. Apt.
800.
80 WHEELER, twin '43 Chryslers $500
50' Vinyard, 80 twin SterlIngs - 10000
10 Ex Rum-ChaSer. Comfortable $3.50
SO, Alden Motor-Sailer. Ready =. 1900
7V Staysail Schooner. 10 plus crew 500
ERNEST LISkEY 81 ASSOCIATES, S04
18th st. NV, Wash, D. c. RE. 14S4.