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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-02
WRITER MAKES REPEATED APPEAL FOR IMMEDIATE
 PRISON REFORM ACTION
Hartford, Conn, Ih,nn nn fAAc

Hartford, Conn,
 June 29, 1946. Editor of The Democrat;
 Enc l946 Howard Journal for Penal Reform. fFngland) demands new diversified prisons. chiefly of mini mum security. VIZ. Industrial in- stitutlons with modern machinery. qualified instructors. mechanically trainahle prisoners. equipped farms with capable farmers for offend CTS adaptable to agriculture, separ- ate establishments each, for the mentally or physically handicapped, and alcoholics. cottage life on home principles for women prisoners: for tncorfigihle criminals, colonies with opport unity for self government and limited freedom.
 The aim IS to develop loyal elti- zens. These aims resemble the principles expressed by Parnassus On Wheels, Inc. in our Challenge against Penal Slavery in 1942.
 Our time for action draws near. New London County has decided to abolish her two old jails. Let each Connecticut County examine her own qualifications for a peculiar institution to meet some particular need of the CommonWeal. =.
 New England might improve over old England, in conquering crime. The criminal crosses more than county lines to invade our peace. To conquer crime we must rise above geographical boundaries.
 Here follows urgent appeals via Airplane Express from Padre Naldi, Director of Florentine Center for League for Prisoners:
 Italy will soon declare amnesty to many prisoners. (Those may in clude political offenders) Most of them have no decent clothing of any kind In Florence. fabulous prices deny the supply needed. Padre Naldi, Prison Chaplain, ap- peals to America, especially to the League of Prayer for Prisoners and to Parnassus on Wheels, Inc. Every kind of clothing for men is want ed-shoes, socks, underwear, pants, shirts. coats, sweaters. Direct pack ages to
 Rev Padre Carlo Naldi, Centre Fiorentino della Lega pro Career ati, via del Anguillari, g Oratorio di San Firenzi, Firenzi, Tuseania, Italia.
 An alternate address is required Madre Francesca Chiara, La Quiete Castello Firen1, Tuscania, Italia.
 Or. send to-Senior Gianbatista Nazzarisi, Direttore Carceri Guidi- ziari. F'irenzi, Italia.
 Eleven-pound parcel post pask-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-02
HOOKED FRESH-WATER COD

Pittsfeld Mass. - CUP) - Berk- shire county is 150 miles from the ocean, but Louis Costi caught a codfish in a stream near here. First of it's kind ever taken in this area, the catch was described by Berk- shire Museum officials as rare fresh-Water variety of cod also known as a burbot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-02
Waterbury or the Past
25 Years Ago

Miss Arna Fleming of West Por- ter Street vacationed in Cape Cod, Mass.
 Thomas Dolan of Bradley Avenue and Agnes Midland of West Main Street announced their marriage intentions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-02
INVENTORY

INVENTORY I'm V'eIi above the average m The number of ties l count. A hundred would be fairly close. I'd say, in gussil1g the amount. Taey come ,n every shade there Ard eT6ry possible deSgn; T. makes me wonder sometimes
 how
 They ever happened to be mlne. They clutter up 2 rack that
 hangs Precar1ously on the door You wouldn't thlnk that t
 could hold A solitary necktie more. A few I've had for many years You never throw a tie away And there are some, it seems, that I
 Acquired only yesterday. I marvel that with such store, Built up with long and loving care,
 So far above the average lot. There isn't one that's fit to
 wear.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-02

International differences serious than we had suspected Not only the Big Four ministers stymied in Paris by the Trieste question, but there is also ten mlionth of inch variation between the American and British yard
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-02
15 Years Ago

A three-year-ol girl was injured when thrown from a horse while sitting for a picture.
 Two persons on Willow Street were overcome by escaping illumin- mating gas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-02
5 Years Ago

Carmen Natolli had his troubles: After paying SIP for nolle in City Court on a speeding charge, the man was back at Headquarters a few minutes later to pay $1 for an overtime parking tag placed on the vehicle while Natolli was in Court,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-02

Bremen were summoned to fire" on East Main Street. When they arrived-all seven pieces of apparatus-they discovered the al- leged blaze was merely the re- flect.on of neor lights in . store window.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-02
The Firing Line
 By D. N. T.

A survey shows that the average man owns eighteen neckties.-NeWS item.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-02

A new fighter plane that can hover or go $50 miles an hour has been developed for the Army. They're working on the bug-getting it to make up its mind which it is going to do.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-02
A Thought For Today

whic called by shall humble them selves pray turn from their wicked will I and haait their iand-II Chronicles 7:l4
 It Is o humility fer less of himself than he ought though might puzzle do hatSpurgeon
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-02

Or send to-Senior Gianbatista Nazzarisi, Direttore Carceri Guidi- ziari. F'irenI, Italia.
 Eleven pound parcel post pask-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-02

An alternate address is required: Madre Francesca Chiara, La Quiete Castello FirenN, Tuscania, Italia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-02

It took the two feudists on the high bench to make contempt of court a public sentiment instead of an offense.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-02

Rev. Padre Carlo Naldi, Centre Fiorentino della Lega pro Career ati via del Anguillari, 25 Oratorio di San Firenzi, Firenzi, Tuseania, Italia
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-02

You're getting old if you can re- member back to the days when people stood in bread lines because they couldn't afford to buy the bread.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-02

There was a mass demonsTa ton against Allied occupation in Ham, burg the other night. Four thousand Hamburgers were burned up.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-02

The House of Representative has voted to withhold relief and reha bilitation funds from any nation that restricts the activities of Amer ican reporters seeking information on how the funds are used. The bleeding hearts, of course, will charge that it's an insufferable vii lation of Russia's privacy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-02

Detroit has had it's second tor nado in eleven days. You just can't stop that mechanically-minded city; it's mass producing the weather phenomena, now. ...
Evening star., 1946-01-14
HELP poMEsTIc (cont.)

MAID NV, good hours. 5-day week
s,, small 81 fsnily; sg 1--we out; references: $50
MAID, colored, general housework; plain
cosoaSSing; part time sfternoons. Apply 500
Rsn sSSf5es ssHS fSs 'f'1E s.
NV. ME-. 4914 and ME- 476o. =.
MAID for ghT part tims also stay with
nses asesf0a Week. assi RA. sss4. 'efh00hS OF eve
MAID. NAH good plain cooking; TT THURSDAY after.
asSn n9Sn baid.sS and SUNDAY .nG S $40 week; RA
MAID, upstairs: $50 month, live in; small
family. other help: Wo; 4533.
in; family Of g: good wages; references re-
MAID. second floor work, assist with 2
ysn sasry refersness. ssnaa Afs EN- NY IT, eA'eleh.
MAIDS! Have you READ Life, December. 217
white girl who takes pride in domestic
: adults and schooi.ase Children; i've IN IN,
VIII GPr TSS@ aad al Gsa reps BOX 55b
SETTLED WOMAN to care for. child;
WAITRESS, white, for private family. Ord
WOMAN, colored. take care of elderly lady
and light house duties; live in preferred;
5H-day week; good Job for right person.
WOMAN to care for school-age child. col
GREG. 1rsd: from te s2o5 pm'' Mondays through
WOMAN. white or colored. Monday through
Friday. 3 to Z: gh.w. and cook ! meal.
Phone for appointment, RA. 1924, all day
Sunday or after. pm: weekdays.
WOMAN to assist with laundry and gen.
eral housework in convalescent home; live
in. 81. 1870.
WOMAN. colored. between 40 and so years
stay in. good pay. Call DE. 1915. Is.
WOMAN, white. responsible, fond of chill
dren, to care for 3-yr.-old girl; light house
Call SH. 5000. Ia
CAPABLE WHITE WOMAN for general
housework; small family; no laundry: live
223O MASS. AVE. N.w.-wanted middle
aged colored woman maid for girls club
PART TIME, am. to pm: laundry
and cleaning, small house: . adults in
family, no children; no cooking, no Sum
days: S12 per week. EN-. 3943.
Evening star., 1946-01-14

VETERANS Venetian blind service; re-
prompt seEyiee AD. a5ss. sk, after SSArnnanS r3m'
a2ME G,Ss4 and
repairlns rep AuMPHREY R si 'y6ff eG1dd e 9Gm. Com.
tractors and Builders, RA 2s4I.
ASPHALT PAVING, contractor of drive
Ways, Way roads or parking lots; free estimates
CARPENTER-Repairs and remodeIing of
all kinds. Estimates furn. and all work
yefS pENNs PfE ptoS yoSF 4H slaT ss Ct
FLOORS SANDED AND REFINISHED like
new; lS years, experience; dustless ma
ghHss ,sssNSRinble DresS co 4sos IS.
tion, storm sash long terms: free esti.
mates. GATES CONTRACTING CO. Oh
PLUMBING, heating and gas fitting; re-
gas heaters; sinks for grocery and deli
catessen stores; 24-hour service. ia. 6124
G; H SHUGART. 616 Van Buren, st. NV.
terms: free estimate. NATIONAL INsTAI-
LATlON Co, 5502 Wis. ave WI $500
I n ,,,Rs VIRGINIA AND WASHINGTON cal
johns-ManvilIe roofing, Siding. insulation
terms. no 1920 Member Johns-Manviiis
Ie Iooh smsEfSsRsR' oosns osd ou. tn. best.
laying. sanding. finishing; cleaning. par
N ING &C coNTh4cToRs IA INC. 1912 wiseon-
Al SERVICE on small carpentry and in
terror remodeling Jobs. Call after 6 pm
PLUMBIN2G. HEATING, electric appliances
gas boilers, oil burners. kitchen cabinets.
gas heaters; sstokersS; CARL LIPP; INC,
showroom 37l1 N. H. ave. NV, GE. 610o
RERooFING. asphalt and asbestos shin
gles, Stag and tin. SECURITY HOME I'M
PROVEMENT CO., GE. HOS and GE. 11l3
Evening star., 1946-01-14
PERSONAL,

charged personnel. ,Alperstein's Cut Price
on a1y furntars or othns
a. shsF ysI pEpT
ifho Th ST. sna NA Ha' $685. SO ST. NA w ss5a Gs5
Of your BABY R your n hons
ssF ayfs nsnra or sGsT s
HHar1caNSaaLfay H2r 1scaSa ffsy RNoWN Sf SINGER will
change vocal lessons for secretary's serv'
HoME oWNERs sSt Sttenton ssae Are you
BADLY and C can 3, pay " AZ cash. MR.. QUICK
fNcoME Ha; IN TAX a RETuRNs prepared anytime
sSnsbe By sBgoinImen4t p 454 = yrs experience
made mad. at modest T95 prices in your home
TssEs fHas sH aa sTsnEnss Sesd sed
Proof Of qualifications; including reliability
coksff e9S sffnss AI qS and i9 g
dies repaired at nominal prices, Zippers re-
placed, shoulder straps, garters and bonings
renewed; new garments now on sale. DOR
sE Me- coRsEIssi; RS 1921 l4th st. NV TiVoli
JANUARY CLEARANCE of foundations
girdles, brassieres and lingerie; reductions
neaded CORSET sao s5i
11,. 18th St. ;, nW !Tiyoli Bldgo. w
SLIP COVERS. DRAPERIEs: co; $500
SeTy EGqF fssTe 5day
PHoToGkAPHs OF CHILDREN, family
groups, etc. by REPUTABLE concern. II
your home or our studios. CHEVY CHASE
PARsoNs CoUNTRYsIDE SCHOOL. q
modern day boarding school for chill
fom 1 gears ffom 6 any Dp paT
sEMiPRiVATE ROOM and ward YARD in li nursing i1
ol home for elderly people; tray service. Cal
DRESSMAKING AND ALTERATIONS. also
restlying, centrally located Equipped fol-
attention to bridal parties. LEA ENGEL
lilo St; n.w.' Room 20. Telephone Ex-
pRESsMAKING, seamstress. MRS wEAy-
ER, 2O7 Morgan st. NV, Apt. l. ME.
0452 Open weekdays and nights. 49,
Sorf t4n4Ts
beautifully shampooed in your home. DI.
INCOME TAX RETURNS and declarations
pm. daily and Sunday. Call MA. 1899
PUBLICATION ExPERTs--Let US handle
your organ. trade magazine. association
aUToMoBgfIIEE IFisgIE SEA SEATS s'afi AND BACKS re-
oBsR. GE4 1855 or sH. 1910. $40 MN noD-
REUPHOLSTER OR SLIP COVER your
workmanship; 1-week delivery. Cali MR.
HOLOBER, GE, 1855 or SH. 1910.
CUSHIONS REFILLED with new springs
seats recovered in leatherette So each.
Call MR.. HOLOBER, GE. 1855 or SH. 1910.
WOULD SOME WOMAN now living alone
like to share quarters with woman OF
20. Box 367-D. Star
WILL SET WITH YOUR CHILDREN, all
sections of city, in evenings. For infor-
nation, write Box 372-D, Star 30s
MATURE WORKING WOMAN would like
light work several evenings a week in exch,
for room. Christian family. Box 375-D
Evening star., 1946-01-14
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTING, Bookkeeping, statistics,
grating: @ expert J work to be done at home.
DREssMAKING, design. remod., aitera-
tons; Eye gowns specialty; .reas. MISS
RERT; 1899 FTving TEp Dr. W. APT 4 AD 223s;
refs; 4O-hr. week; $50 month; Bethesda
hSERs GhsHE Chase oEfIck Ee9sy R5SRs EN- ss
en- s'Rans ur Box zs? 5D s St n'nsz aE 1855
LADY. with several years experience in
erations; excellent reference @ can be fur fur
nished, Call DI 1910, MRS huff. .15'
MUksE, nun praetieai' white, wants adult pa
per week: Box 4o1-D. Star. Is.
graduate, age 20, translator Of French
rsphy; hours Is. e-day week. Box 334-
REGTsTERED laboratory technician. exper.,
Monday through Friday, from 2 pm. Write
sires mo in sma once
Capable of answering correspondence and
taking over routine work. Box 331-D
SECRETARY. college education, 10 years
week: in NV. Washington only; ability viii
gitG sfp fifhg sE afT2 expert
enced, excellent references: $40 week. NO
1857.
TYPiST-Typing done at home. Manu-
scripts, legal work, reports, etc. Former
public stenosrapher, 15 yrs experience
UNDERGRADUATE NURSE, years train.
ing, wants position in doctors Office as
assistant and receptionist. NO. 4935, Ext
WOMAN JANIToR, colored; full time, with
quarters; no children. Box 3S5-D, Star
WOMAN. colored, wants mems or women.
alterations to take home: experienced and
reliable: Quick service Write MRS. ROSA
JONES; ,52s 14th, st. ne. I5..,
WOMAN widow, comp. and reliable
would like position as resident manager fol
sD apartment m .ssz or rooming house; reference
YOUNG LADY, experienced. as resident
| manager or assistant to resident manager
with payroll. compensation. social securit.
and W. T, reports. An experienced book
keeper with secretarial training and PBX
operation. Can furnish excellent refer,
ences. Call DI. 3510. Apt. 102. MISS
ATTENTION. BUSINESSMEN-If you neec
a competent stenographer. typst, book,
| keeper or clerk for a half day, full day O.
longer, call MISS BARRETT. DE. 694S Of
| DI 4ST1
Evening star., 1946-01-14
HELP DOMESTIC.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, . in family
Gans ether maid kept; eScelent wages; regular
cooK: g.h;E.. $50 week; no laundry; live
COOK. experienced, in small family: 2
cos5 R saffF ot di3ssE 7sfs atts2 s1 spnsa'
COOK and houseworker in downtown apt
3 adults; two maids employed. Apply in
person ger after pm" 1925 Conn. ave"
oooK9Temporary position for cook and
g.hw.' 2 adults in family $50 for 5-day
from Conn. ave. D. C., Please do not ap.
GSoK lS9al Krefe5fnces Sbfts OR Ss2o adults r,o.
wk with one day off. RICHTER TRAILER
ssAAmEs sAd1ss owas Wash;Halt' 56s5 0ivd'' BerVyn Md
COOK and general houseworker; no laun-
dry; T., z in . family; preferably stay nights
COOK, g;h.x,;a live in, s25 week; refer
COOK land general housework: live in: nc
h soD %asss 1s WI soss a tam' on
nS Go0K er np shTi ,Sss live in: good wages. Teie
COOK, downstairs work; settled woman
experienced; hdd; $50 week; references. Call
aandrs so' sso %eef vs i'm 0 ST. 4sa
C0OK-Upstairs cleaning, experienced
local reference. live in preferred. $50 wk
cooK-GHw. adults, s-room house
90 Keeh5 kssENfRaL Ma 7fsSu fhsoSusEwoRk. ss5 vk
ooR @ ASp fs e. esS
reliable; $25 per wk.; no laundry: excellent
,,, rm, M and bath; NV. section. Do net apply
j; SsEk SS eslS@sis =. 1000 ' xpt 1os;H. Halamal
!s cook soa ssEs fGg staT small 'Dar'Tff9t
evenings in ezfhange for room and board
Sioo month. Cali wo. s327 ~ u '0'
GIRL GIRL sTe general snd ho9sswork 2H days pei
| GIRL, colored. neat, experienced sh.w., nj
70 8: ss2 per week. GE. 54ss. 4sse' ''''
sTred eoupe nRd sas oos
Health; Rockville pike, Beth, Md. Phon,
Oh G.H.W. COOK; sa5 vk.; live in, 1se ISvel
refeTenee RA. 1850 "a 'N W '''
HogsE;KEEPER, elderly couple, woman in
WA aid; eass lsys I'M references; Hsattsville, Md
HoUsEKEEPER, gh.w., full or part time
liberal salary. NAYLoR Gardens. Sc
HousGkIEpER, h6j us2IaIiEp white, aged a5-45; ls 3 III
family; 2 adults, 8 children; boy, 6. girl
4, at school: baby. / "a yrs; experience no
Or out. small house eie Cali Or 6Si osa4. i've II
ssIsss oafd asd saS saS T Efass
MAID. for general housework and serving
ordway los2.
Evening star., 1946-01-14
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

VA. BAR REVIEW {since 1850. Class
1916. exam. Two years law school re-
quired. WALTER j. NEWTON, instructor
Telephone Ex. 4574 20s
ING offer opportunities to alert mechani-
cally minded men Is to so. Since 1927
UEI. spare time training has helped thou
ship. Get free opportunity facts today
Write UTILITIES INST, Box lS4-C, Star
PLAY PIANO AND COMPOSE in mos.
Specialist in organ, voice culture. diction,
public speaking. Michigan 1881
COMPETITIVE CIVIL SERVICE exams
Prepare now. The CIVIL SERVICE PREP
SCHOOL. 3313 14th NV. MI. p55S. 16s
Evening star., 1946-01-14
INSTRUCTION COURSES Cont, /

LEARN TO PLAY piano or accordion in
clan can accept limited number of ad-
ditional pupils. Will guarantee that you
will play popular music in 20 lessons
Course consists OF sight reading, improvis-
ing, harmony and theory. MR. NEWMAN,
1706 G st. NV. ME. 400 or RIA. 5000.
Observation-Disclosures electrical, air
plane, architectural. Prepare for your
postwar work now Send for descriptive
catalogue. Boy 155-D. Star.
ground; will give classes in her home by
appointment. Call anytime, NO. 1882. Ext.
AUTo DRIVING INSTRUCTION by ex-
perts, dual control cars; parking a spe-
cialty; permits secured. 2701 14th ST.,
North 1894
Evening star., 1946-01-14
SITUATIONS poMEsIIc.

COLORED GIRL wants housework. -four
or five hours daily per week. good refer
ence. RE. 59S7.
COLORED GIRL wants days work Mon
day, Wednesday. Call CA. 0031-J. 1923
5Sth ave. ne. Ia
GIRL wishes job cleaning apt. after
school or care Of children and live in
EXPERIENCED white woman with child in
h. S. desires position as cook or house
keeper, in family Of one ppr persqn or elderly
HOUSEKEEPER, white; family OF / or 2
adults. reference Bog 4o2-D Star
Evening star., 1946-01-14
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE, white, settled, cook, butler house,
man. No driving or outside. Box 3S0-D,
COUPLE, colored, employed, will tend
furnace. oman has engineers license), or
give other desired service in return for
pleasant living quarters: can give highest
city references. DI. 1919. 14s
Evening star., 1946-01-14
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDIONS-Any size or make; hiailest
cash prices paid. Call MR.. FARREN. RE.
6223.
ADDING MACHINES. typewriters. calcula.
tors, ONCE equip. all kinds. Top prices paid,
Eve and sun, Co 1925; week. DI. 1874.
CONTINUED on Next Pags)
Evening star., 1946-01-14
MOTOR TRAVEL.
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES,

TO JACKSONVILLE, FLA, about Jan 24th
accommodate 4. Call WA. 1911 after G
pm. for arrangements. 14s
Evening star., 1946-01-14

tables: weekly business 81 I,40O to ST 500,
all cash; no credit, no delivery: mixed
trade. Price. Sl4 900. complete with stock.
81 700 to 81 500 cash; sood lease. Price,
$500, including stock; terms. KOGOD
& BOOKOFF. 63l st. NV. Ma. $3.50
Evening star., 1946-01-14

mahogany; radio. wardrobe trunk, rec
eec. @ ITEMS tems fsss PARkER ehsE ss4i Opsf fssh
FURNITURE for household, and baby grand
piano; Gall Falls Church 1246-R.
FuRNIIURE, rooms complete with cur
EuRN.-Maple bedrm,, liy, rm. suites
e0qsass ssfa BEDS bed and ayxooe sp IS
Chests. chairs, desks. miscei. a6sS 14tt
FI1RN,2pfRr R,Ys 9peR to pm; n, Terms. ~
couches. bedroom. living room room and and dinett' ratt'
5gl1ss THs sSs Us S esfose bsying Easy
FGRNfTERESM9apie Ma sHfs iivss ''r room On na chair
mahogany Windsor rocker. ST. 1880.
FURNITURE-2-pc: living room set. Alst
a number OF good fiction books. FIR. ;s 3al7
FURNITURE-soft bed, occasional chair
fl9or lamp bookcase-desk combination
rSasNIT9Rssps i16s sas. ly ~, rm krgshleE
Z bands, $50: twin beds, walnut, S15 ca.
dguose as ped' 50; end tables, $3.50 each
FURNITuRE-Bedrm. suite, dbl. bed. ID bo,
springs. Spr inrer-spring mattress, chest q
best aaality wal. veneer: RA. a o77o. GS!o'00e
FsuRN,ITIUKgmoceasionsi FUR IT. Be. chair. win,
$50: sofa beds. blue floral, sos; barrel
sne snee ora s5 ysve WINS ssa Chair e0SeS sss
aSNN oss Esd gFa 81 Isis o st
ssLysS1zRp s;Hi SE: Il 70; SINKS. many other uses
81 &. siE.,s S.sRs sSss ''is
R''s@sas pstss F6fslsd G. g.
LAS eGls fs & NM sA saSa delivery
sizes. Select gas range from Washing
sSsi sosss arss ss.ss %sss;E
sTANpARp a TIRE ssk BHTTERY ssSs s5 co 'eT@i Ioti
saz TO waFER FER HEAffS IL iass Il .usoaa,e. saa
a. iG Il sslsns MI s2Es =
fi fiRass eAhT GHTR ieqs Rekeh KEN
nfRes onfg sao with phone amPes FR ssS practically
HEATERS-Gas. coal. Kerosene, wood, cleo
s1,;; trio new and used: large stock, AcMl
Gzzf Sls ssta Th sHsess IA ssSa
SENTEERR;s 5l4 10Th St, NV. NA. ,ss7s;
i G; FuRsITURE r. Sas & STOVE CO., 1883 !
HI HiGH alf.' dHAIk. III original paint, excellen
HoT-WATiER ELECTRIC BOILERS, 1o-1et
gals. also heat trailers. boats. steam
HoT-WATER HEATER, l., 30-gal. per hr.
automatic, gas, 5 mos. old; icebox, s mos
old. TR 1892
snd ysrs, new AcM NE HSss a5Ei eo
lr 1874 GRfSn 7ss s Ry sA sss2
ciai; cH available on Or before February /. II
limited Quantity. Place your order now e
insure above delivery. Gall or write H. II
ROCKWELL, SIS Bowen Bldg. RE. 2777
Evening star., 1946-01-14

RESTAURANT, rent, Sl75 mo-, with A.
year lease; tile floor throughout and good
equipment: for about ~ years I was the
accountant for, tie former owner Of this
restaurant and know it to pay well;
$4,000 with $4,000 down,
Reetaurant. rent, $50 mo: tile floor
throughout; excellent equipment; good white
loca ton; $4,000, with $4,000 down.
Restaurant with a Groom apt: colored
trade: sales about $500 week: 81 900: some
cash, balance terms. AUBREY HAMPTON.
N. Y. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1946-09-29
AVIATION.

81 $50 CASH 2-place cabin, Fairchild "a:
excellent condition; lust licensed. Warner
Ai: Ai:o posts,o3iss ,3s hangar sl@5, Phone Falls
iaii faIi' DE Luxe TAyLoRcRAFT complete
e4a h'hf Phone s5e sS
FOR sALE-TayIorcratt Bc.65. exten5;
cali Mr. FORBES. cH oo4i. 20
AERoNCA CHIEF. excellent condition,
new ~inSshisld and eiris propee5 'gs 4
CATH caii HyattSviIe It's U o544 '''' 4's''t 80 j.
FOR sALE-Taylorcraf 1916 de luxe,
rhdS cs o dStk sae h Cal TeI Gd Fs
ffRIs9 FHREsroNT Off IREH5tyESATok' HN now may
hvERY Il Il ifs oSr wHo FlTs nssds
FRs sYh2R TNsRNGE AGENCY noo
AS1hTnoS asfhfn ave- oPPoRTUNITY ri ASff, p estaD
lihSed. growing business needs the services
or women who are interested in future
in aviation and have promotion and organ-
pdr ns sacd s6 ba 1oi snny except not Do
ested in your future and only want high
wages or rch-quick schemes. Capital
needed, 50 900. Give complete details your
desires and experiences in aviation. UN.
LUsCoMBE suvAIRE, brand new, o.
h.p. Continental; great saving TO buyer. All
day Sunday at Beacon Airport. RAY
OFFUTT, TIE. 0659.
LuSCOMBE 1916 demonstrator; metal
prop, clock 2-Way radio, sensitive alti-
meter, bank and turn. rate of climb, 81
hrs. total time: 5000; can finance on IL
mos; cost new S3,545. C. E. BAKER, Alex
andria Airport
SEAPLANE FLIGHT INSTRUCTIONS, solo
rental. sightseeing flight; Seaplane ratings;
65-hp. Piper Cubs on Edo tmetaD pom
toons. POTOMAC AIRCRAFT CO, sea-
plane base, 206 So. Strand St, bet. Duke
and Prince, Alex. Va.
AERIAL CAMERAS speciality, repaired
and converted; trading post, workmanship
guaranteed. CAMERA g. INSTRUMENT
DESIGNERS, 410 9Th st NV District
529s. Mail orders given prompt attent'o
CLUB MEMBERSHIP for sale on J-3 Cub
plane hangared at Hyde Field. Call RA.