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MANNING WnLIAM EnMARn or

MANNING. WILLIAM EDWARD. On
EDwARRiD MANN IN i Of zoos 30
st. NV, devoted husband Of savan-
nah ManninG, brother of Zemona
Young Of Baltimore, Nd. Douglas
F Egsh of Md Phlade n} Pa and an
survive. After 8 pm. Thursday,
March 16. friends may call at the
Frazier F1,aHs Funeral Home; $3.50 Rhode
lie in state at the Mount Bethel
Baptist Church, 1st st. and Rhode
Friday, March II. until time Of
W HEnesal oi a. gm the s.I Rev l. W
mony Memorial Park. Is
MCCARTHY. JOSEPH JUSTIN. sr.,
MD; On wednesday. March Is.
nw J rs TsH05 5Usr1N 02 Mcc S2sh
THY, sr. MD, beloved husband
Of Margaret Hogan Mccarthy. father
q Joseph Justin Mccarthy, ir..
grandchildren. Friends may call
at his, late. residence after II am
Thursday. March 10 Mass will be
Offered at, the Holy Trinity Cath
on Saturday, March is. at 10 m.
McDUFFIE. STELLA. On Tuesday,
March "A. 1861. at her residence,
1915 Kalorama I'd. NV, STELLA
McDUFFIE. Memorial services will
be held at Gawler's Chapel, 1855
Pa. ave. NV. on Friday. March
Il. at II am. 10
MCINTYRE. LEE. On Wednesday
March 10, 1861. LEE MCINTYRE
OF lib 9th St NV. brother Of
Mrs. Marble Harrington. Mrs Vir-
ginia Payne. Mrs. Mary McLoud
David. KinSton. Oscar and Ernest
Mcintyre He also IS survived by
many other relatives and friends.
After pm Friday. March II,
friends may call at the johnson g.
jenkins Funeral Home. 4S04 Geor-
gia ave. NV. where funeral services
Will be held on Saturday March is.
at pm. Lnterment Lincoln Me
mortal Cemetery.
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NEBEL, MICHAEL. Suddenly. on
wednesday, March II. 1861. al
Indiana HoSpital Indiana, Pa,
OF Frank, John. George, Joseph F.,
Fred and Preston Nobel and Marie
Pounds: grandfather of William
Michael Nebel Notice Of funeral
later. Baltimore. Md. papers
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-AGGETT, CHARLES H. All officers
1 and nhnnEnrr AZ C -. c.-..-.-.ae

3 /. ! |:.:. | 1
- and members Of SANDY spTinS
An Lodge. No. $3.50. G. u. B. OF
NJ Q. F.. are hereby notified of
n the death of our brother,
~ CHARLES H. CLAGGETT. A
~ at the hall on Friday, March
~ Il. 1851, at S pm Funeral
services on Saturday. March is,
AZ pm, at the Sharp Street
Church. Sandy Spring, Md.
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ANDERSON. KATIE B. All officers
6RM and members OF Queen
Mary Household OF Ruth.
No. SO. G U. o. Of o. F.,
are requested to be present
~ on Friday, March II, 1861.
~As at = pm, at the Mcguire
kV Funeral Home. 1870 9th
st NV, for the purpose OF con-
Quoting the burial services for our
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Ai H. HERBERT l. Suddenly, on
George Washington University Hos.
Pltal. HERBERT l. KING OF i30I
vermont ave. NV. beloved husband
81 81. Mrs. Mabel King and father Of
D. c., and Mrs. Richard T. tJobn.
ston OF Chicago. III. Friends NAV
can at Hysong'S Funeral Home 13O1
81. NV: where services will be
neIa on Friday. March II. at ,
pm. Interment Dublin. Ga,
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'LUAL, SAhAH: On Ihursday. March
Brandywine ST. NV, beloved mother
OF Mrs. Kathryne GinSburg, Mrs.
Rose Bosin of Arlington; Va; Ar
thur Segal and Stanley NJ. SegaI Of
Springfield. Va. and devoted sister
o. MRS. $. J. Zeld and Mrs. Minerva
Printz, both OF Philadelphia, Pa
and Mrs. Zelda BielouSs and Joseph
Portnoy of Philadelphia. Pa. Flu
neral services at the Bernard Dam
zanSKy d Sons Funeral Home, 35Ol
ain ST. NV, on Friday, March II,
az a m. 1ntcrment Kosher Israel
Cemetery. Memorial week, 44O9
BrandyWlne ST. NV.
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ANDERSON, MATTE B. officers and

ANDEhSUN' hAIIE 3. Objects AND
members OF Belle E. Lewis
q 4 ~ Guild. No. !, H T. c., are
700 hereby notified of the
0 passing of our beloved In
S~ ternational Grand First
Lieutenant. P. G. P c.
KATIE B. ANDERSON. Guild serv-
ices on Friday. March II, 1851,
at 40 p.m.. at the Mcguire Fu-
neral Home, 1920 9th st. INV.
CATHERINE v. McCASKILL. p C.
GEORGE ALLEN. r. A.
ROSA Z. MURRAY, Secretary,
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March a, 1861. at the u. S Naval
HOSPITAL, Annapolis Nd. LOIS
RIVES EICHLER Of ShadySide, Nd
beloved wife OF Herman T. Eichler.
mother OF Mrs. Sheila A. McMahill,
stepmother OF Elizabeth Ann Eichler,
daughter of Mrs French b. Rives
Of Washington, D. c. Services will
pc held at the Nicholson Funeral
Home, Statesville. N. c., on Friday
MAI a. lnterment lakewood Gene
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ANDERSON. KATIE B. Elk services
ux vii be held for psughter
nl Forest Temple. No A.rI.. B..
P o. E OF W. at the Nc
CURE Funeral Home. 1870
9Th ST. NV. on Friday
- March II. 1851. at $40 . m
LUCY MEANS. Daughter Ruler
ESTELLE c. BRISCOE. Secy.
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UPDIKE. HOWARD A. OF asoa vii.
son ave. Alexandria. Va. on March
-. 1861. son Of Alice l. and
Howard s. Updike. Services al
Chambers GEORGETOWN Funeral
Home, 3012 M st. NV, on Friday,
March II. at IL am. Intermerit
Prospect Hill Cemetery. Front
Royal. Va. i6
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|LdA az Mt; CHARLES II. On Tues
cLAGoETT Of t Brook oF ad"i sspd ~
Spring: Md, beloved husband OF
Mrs. Alice Ethel Claggett, devoted
father OF Miss Mabel B Claggett.
Miss Mary E. Claggett. Mrs. Edith
c; Cook, Charles E, Robert A, and
Allison H. Claggett. Also surviy-
ing are six grandchildren, Maxine
G. Phillips. Doris @. Charles e.
Anne Claggett; one sister Mrs Pearl
walker, and many other relatives
and friends. After pm Friday,
" March 2, friends may call at his
!ate residence. Funeral services on
Saturday. March Is, at pm, Al
the Sharp Street Church. SANDY
Spring. Md. the Rev. I. n. Brooks
oftlciattng. Interment Ash Me-
m9orlai Cemetery. Services by
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life on Sunday. March II, 1861,
az Casualty Hospital, CHARLES H.
WALKER. He leaves to mourn his
passing devoted father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Walker, and
two devoted brothers. Parnell and
Russell Walker, and host Of other
relatives and many friends. Friends
and relatives are cordially invited
TO the Brown & Davidson Funeral
Home. $685. EadS ST. ne, LII.
1886. from 3 pm. until ii pm.
Thursday. March 49,. where funeral
services will be conducted on Fri
day, March II. at 1890 pm. IN
terry.
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POWELL. JOYCE. on sunday. Marc

FOn ELI, JofLE: On Sunday, March
a.; 1921, JOYCE POWELL. infant
Powell OF ] %52 10th St ne Re.
mains may be viewed at the Frazier
Funeral Home, $50 Rhode Island
ave. NV. after 3 pm. Friday,
March II. Interment Lincoln Me-
March Is
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'INNLNoI LAWRENIE LEE. SuddenIy.
on wednesday, March IS. 1861. al
K RiS nome LAWRENCE LEE JFN-
Of Mrs. Frances Ashjian, Mrs Pres.
ton Dove: Mrs. Lewis T McInniS
mrs William jenkins, Mrs William
p roster. Mrs. Kermit AnderSon'
MIS- Lee Wiley. Mrs. John KEW
TMSeIvin l. and William E. Jenkin:'
ana four great-grandchildren NJ
jenkins rests at the Warner p
humphrey Funeral Home, SI3i Geor-
ga ave. Silver Spring. Md. where
service will be held on Saturday
tis SLeh - az pm. parking facili-
tsrY 4hterment Rock Greek Gene
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MAX HD 49, On wednesday,
pital' EDNA C. KENNEDY Of 1881
l6th ST. NV sister of Agnes Ken
nedy and Mrs Sam Richards
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapci
90 "a ave. DIV. courtesy park
ing opposite. Mass will be Offered
at ST. Matthews Cathedral Rbo6e
Island and Connecticut ayes, NV
on Saturday, March is. al g.16
am Interment Gate Of Heaven
cemetery In lieu of flowers con
trloutlonS may be made to the Amer
lean Cancer Society ''s4
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NI'nL' naDIh o. On Monday, March
L., 1901. SADIE o. KANE, be-
loved wife, OF Thomas A Kane NJ
IA 9TH st. Sc. sister Of Alice
s My Spence nisSeI Also surviving are
neral from the Timothy Hanlon
Funeral Home. 3S3l Georeia ave
NV. on Friday. March II, al G.36
am. Requiem mass at the How
SCo on,,oorrteI Church, l4th and East
ment Arlington National Cemetery
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rH daY N.Y. hb"LNE ,S 81 On Pho Msdnes-
PALMER Of 500 South Adams st =,
Arlington. Va, beloved father OF
Elizabeth P. Greene. He also i
survived by three brothers and a
sister. Friends may call at the
Robert J Murphy Funeral Home,
1924 Columbia pike. Arlington. Va.
where the family will be present
from 40 TO $3.50 pm. Thursday,
March 10. Services will be held
at the above funeral home at /
pm. Friday. March II. Interment
Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
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March -, 1851, ROXANE Ed.
+ WARDS of 24l0 Hartford ST. Sc,
oeioVeq daughter Of Yates and Cath
crime Edwards She also is survived
nv two sisters, one brother, grand
mother, other relatives and friends.
Remains may he viewed from : to
pm; Thursday, March 49, at Barnes
q Matthews Funeral Home, 36Ig
l4th st. NV Oath st at Spring
70 GraveSide services Friday,
March Il, at II am. at Arlington
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ANDERSON, KATIE B. Officers and
members Of Saudi Tent,
y !. B. g: :| d! !:
press. KATIE B. AMBER
SON Funeral services on Saturday.
March is. 1851. at L. noon. at the
New Bethel Baptist Church, 1879
9th st. NV.
ESTELLE WILSON.
Grand Empress
ETHEL D. JAVINS. Scribe
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denly, on Wednesday. March IS,
1861. at her home, GA Pershinr
drive, Silver Spring. Md, MARY
RAY WATERS WELDEN, beloved
mother Of Gordon Ray. John Biynn,
daughter OF Mary A. (Mamiel and
the late John B. Waters. and sister
OF Margaret A. Stanley. Friends
may call at the Tyson Wheeler Fu-
neral Home, 1881 East Montgomery
ave. Rockville pike. Rockville Nd,
where services VIII be held on
Saturday. March IS, at $50 am.
1ntermcnt Grace Episcopal Church
Cemetery, WOodSide Md II
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March 10; 1861. at the Kensinston
CERCEo OF ITO E st. NV. be-
loved mother Of Mrs Josephine z
grove. Mrs. Adele Scogna, DR.. A.
Y; Cercell. John Frank. Victor and
AIIreq Cerceo; sister of william.
Joseph, Paul and MSgr Nicholas
Jaselli and Mrs. Elizabeth Bartocci
She also is survived by eight grand
children. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and
MsSS ave ne, until $50 am
VIII be offered at the Holy Rosary
Catholic Church, Sd and F sis
nv, at am. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. II
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JOHNSON. CHARLES WESLEY SUD
denlY. m Wnhnnsaar. g.. oGo

9qeenay. on Wednesday, March IL
a96I CHARLES WESLEY JOHN.
2pt Apt 1S8 d sJ3S Stanton I'd; Sc.
gatet Johnson he also leaySS n
mourn his passing one niece Mrs
hehrlette Trueheart. and one
npesphew Mr.. Sylvester Johnson Of
LILLE Jpn Pa. and host Of
m. Friday. March II remains
VII lie In state at the Mount Moriab
6aptlSt Church. 18th and East
capitol SITS ne, where friends NAV
SsA; ana where funeral services viii
De held on Saturday. March is al
pm. the Rev Emmett Sfarcss
oiiiclating. Interment on Monday
march 20. at $40 am. at AriinF.
ION National Cemetery. ArrangS-
mentS by the John T. Rhines 4 Co
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REAMY, GARRETT L. On Monda

March =, i9gi, al Prince c C GeoTses
Hospital, GARNETT L. REAMY Of
l!4O 10th st. Sc, beloved husband
Of Elizabeth R. Reamy, father Of
Betty Jane and Garnet Louise
Reamy, brother of Louis Reamy,
Isabelle Kay and Catherine Wright,
son OF oscar L. Resmy. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne. where
services will be held on Thursday,
March 10, at 10 am. Interment
singers Glen. Va, at 2:3O pm. LIZ
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JACKSON SSE. MOSES: On Wednesday.
Hospital. MOSES JACKSON Ie of i33S 5
Florlda ave. NV Notice Of funeral
Iater, Arrangements by DOVE q
BROOKS and Otis F. Allen. is
JAMES. WILLIAM. On Wednesday
March >, 1861, WILLIAM JAMES
OF $50 st. NV. Notice Of funeral
later. Arrangements by Jarvis
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Thursday. March Is, 1861
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CoINER. GEORGE LYLE. On Tues
day. March IA. 1861. GEORGE
LYLE COlNER Of 37IO NimitZ I'd,
Kensington. Nd, husband Of Carrie
Lee Conner. father OF Mrs Arthur
T: Ball. Mrs. Ralph z. Perkins,
Mrs. James K, FRANKIE, Carlyle H,
George K. Comdr John S and
Kopert W Conner There also are
eight grandchildren. Mr. Coiner
rests at the Warner E. Pumphrey
4 Funeral Home S434 GeorRia ave
Silver Spring, Nd until 10 pm,
tEflday parking iacilitiesJ! Service
on SATURDAY, March is. at 1880
an. at st. PaulS Lutheran Church,
Connecticut ave. and Everett ST. NV
Interment Parklawn Cemetery.
FRIENDS may visit at the funeral
nOrne after n
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Wednesday, March Is. 1861, at her
TTffJJ f Il RoTS 300 20 East GsgitSl st.
loved wife of Father Eugene I Hen
qerson; sister Of Mrs. Florence r
Russell. Also surviving are her
nleceS: nephews. a devoted friend
Miss Adse Thorne, and other rela-
ives: Notice OF funeral later. Ar
ranRementS by McC;uirn TDc -
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1Fatha

GUS P. washington Lodge,
No, 10, B. P. O., ElkS,
y will assemble at the s:
IA H. Hines Co. Funeral
III Home. 2901 18th st. NV,
~ on Thursday, March IS,
y 1865 at 800 pm. to
eXemplify the ritual Of
Ter. in memory of our late
LOUIS P. ALLEN. By
JOHN F. STEWART,
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CEkCEO, MARY. Members OF the
- Sodality Of the Blessed
"a 4 !. :: /: J.
GEO, on Friday, March 4
IHol at pm, at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th St and Mass. ave. ne
NARY r, CATUCCI, Project.
REV. GIULIVO TESSAROLO.
G c n p,.ts,
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GRAHAM. BELL. On Tuesday. March
-; 1851. at his residence, T46
devoted father OF Mrs. Victoria john
son and Rudolph Graham, uncle OF
Ralph Graham; Also surviving are
three grandchildren. other relatives
and friends. Notice OF funeral later
ARRANGEMENTS by Rollins. is
GRAHAM. OLIVE G. On Wednesday,
HAM Of 5746 Colorado ave nw
beloved wife Of the late John II
Graham, mother of Mrs. Alice a,
marshall and Ralph Met. Graham,
grandmother Of John G. Marshall
- the s.. H, Hines Co. Funeral
Home: 29O1 18th St. NV, on SatuF-
gay; March Is, at II am. parking
5GscllitieSl. lnterment Cedar Hill
GRIMM, WILLIAM E. Suddenly nm
Tuesday, March a. 1861, at his
residence, 3120 Yuma St. NV,
WILLIAM E. GRIMM. beloved nus
band OF FTieda Grimm, father of
mrs. Dorothy E, Toney OF College
corner Ohio Mrs Margaret &
bb S1I RId OF WASHINGTON. D. C.: VII
aandris, Va, and Carl z. Grimm OF
Drexel Hill. Pa. brother Of Edward
Q: Grimm and Ernest Grimm. botl
OF Baltimore. Md. He also is sur
vlVcd by nine grandchildren. Friends
NAV call at the s. H. Hines Co. Fu-
neral Home .290l 4th st. NV,
Siter pm. wednesday. March Ia
on Friday March IL, al Is loon
,parkinR facilitiesJ. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery ~
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small craft pleasure boatmer
who trail their equipment over
land to new boating sites or
who cruise for extended dis
tances will have the expert
ence of locking through.
Regardless of the location
of locks, the general practice is
standardized, and these guides
are for your protection:
AS you approach any lock
and dam structure. steer to
the lock side of the waterway.
If there are buoys, stay within
their confines to avoid the pos
Sibility of being drawn toward
a spillway or into the normal
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ly turbulent water prevailing in
front of a dam.
= 4 =
If the lock gates are not open
when you approach, stand by
400 to 500 feet upstream. The
exit must be kept clear to pro-
vide room for large craft to
leave the lock.
At some locks boatmen will
find a signal device. This is de-
signed to alert the lock attend
ant that lockage is desired.
Sound it, but then be patient
Boats may be entering the lock
from the opposite end or the
lock pool may be lifting or
lowering.
Many locks will be fitted
with signal lights much like
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WHERE YOU CAN GET
CAMPING INFORMATION
EAST

EAST
Connecticut, State Park and Forest
Hartford Is.
Maryland, Department of Economic
Development, State House Annapolis;
State Office Building, AnnaboliS.
Maine, Chamber Of Commerce. Jack
man; Department of Economic Develop
ment. State House, Augusta.
Massachusetts Department OF Ma
Boston s; Cape Cod Chamber OF Com
New Hampshire. State Planning and
Development Commission, Concord.
New Jersey, Department of Conser-
vation' 52O East State street. Trenton
New York State Department of Com
merce, liz State street. Albany !: Bu-
reau OF Camps and Trails, Conservation
BBPsTtsn BeDsTtmsn ssa Aoany ~ N.S cO9SeTyaton yeTE
gany /: New York Department of
Commerce Box 64-C, Mount Vernon
10
Ohio. Department of Natural Re-
sources 1900 Dublin road. Columbus
Pennsylvania. Department of Com
merce. Main Capitol Building. Harris
burg; Department of Forests and
Rhode Island. Information Division.
Development Council, State House,
Providence 3: Department Of Public
Works. Division of Parks and Recrea-
tion, State Office Building, Providence 3.
Vermont, Vermont Development Com
mission, Montpelier: Fish and Game
Service. State Office Building. Mont
West virginia. Conservation Commits
sioh, Room 663, State Office Building,
Charleston; Forest Supervisor. P. o..
Box 1881, ElkinS.
Delaware. State DEVELOPMENT De-
partmenL As the Green, Dover.
SOUTH
Alabama. Alabama Department Of
Conservation. Mr.. George Kyle. Divi-
states Forest Service. Post office
Building, MONTGOMERY.
Florida, Development Commission.
State OF Florida. Carlton Building.
East Wing. Tallahassee, Florida Park
Service, POI Park Avenue. Tallahassee.
Georgia, Division of Parks, AIS
State Capitol. Atlanta; Georgia State
Fish and Game Commission. 4Ol State
Capitol Building. Atlanta 3; Secretary
OF State Parks, PA State Capitol,
Atlanta
Kentucky. Department Of Public Re-
lations. Frankfort; Kentucky Depart
ment OF Fish and Wild Life Resources,
Frankfort; Division Of Parks. Capitol
Annex Building. Frankfort.
Louisiana. Department OF Commerce
and Industry, Tourist Bureau. p. o. Box
1921, Baton Rouge; Parks and Recrea-
ton Commission, P. o. Box 254l,
Mississippi, Biloxi Port Commission.
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automobile traffic lights. A
flashing red light is designed
to warn boatmen approaching
the lock to stay clear. A
flashing amber indicates eau
ton, and a flashing green is
the signal that you are per-
mitted to enter.
An air horn or a whistle
may be used by the lock mas
ter. One long blast is a signal
to enter the upper lock; two
long blasts to enter from the
lower approach. One short
blast is a signal to leave the
upper lock; two short blasts
to leave the lower lock.
Copyright 1861. Hank Bowman
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WHEN PURCHASING STOCKING
FOOT WADERS AND WADlNG SHOES,
THE WADERS MUST FIT OVER ONE
PAIR OF GOOD WOOL SOX. THEN A
PAIR OF WOOL Sox ARE WORN IN
SIDE SHOES OVER WADERS. THUS,
SHOES MUST BE 1Is SIZE LARGER
THAN WA0eRS, OR SIZES ABOVE
REGULAR SHOE SIZE.
MANY ANGLERS PREFER STOCK
ms FOOT WADERS, EITHER HIP
OR CHEST HIGH, TO BOOT-FOOT
WADERS BECAUSE STOCKING
FooTERS CAN BE TURNED IN
SIDE OUT TO DRY PERSPIRATloN
QUICKLY AND, THESE WADERS CAN
BE WORN ON EITHER SIDE. THIS
PERMITS EQUAL WEAR FOR EACH
SIDE. ABOVE OUTFIT IS MOST CON-
PORTABLE If YOU WALK MUCH.
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WATER
LINE
BY HANK BOWMAN

Ever since two Italian engi-
neers, the Domenico brothers,
in 1841, constructed the first
successful locks to allow boats
to be transferred from one level
to another, pleasure boats as
well as commercial craft have
had a broader use Of inland
waterways.
Nearly ali adventuresome
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ffesrS feSns snd pdTo1eeT ys bring US paper pat.
in a few minutes from plastic or
rubber foam. Covers made for new or
| old, cushions in sailcloth or Nauga-
st. NV. 81. 7055sS4h" 7-05s4. w. oO' ii
/ AOENb hhb fO-Q.p. johnson,
elec. starting, tilt trailer. uphoi. seats,
running lights, all 80 rig and equip.
$1,000, or best offer. EN-. 2-4636.
14-FT, PLYWOOD RUNABoUT-Wind-
shield and steering and Champ
Trailer. 1878 or best offer. JE.
RENT A BOAT. run it yourself-New
or late model day cruisers and cabin
cruisers available for charter, starting
May All boats fully equipped and
insured. Write, phone or come in for
tull details. Both available for your
inspection. DEALE MARINE SALES,
INC" Deale. Nd, UN. 7-2O23
BOAT SLIPS FOR RENT
Southern Maryland'S safest harbor,
on ST. Leonard's Greek; new, modern
SCOTT. pier, with all convenienceS,
] mi. from Patuxent. miles from
Solomons and Bay: can accommodate
up TO 5O-footersr so cents per #.
per month.
CAPE LEONARD, INC.
PR. FREDERICK 2SS-W-ll
D. c. OIL. 2-2l23