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Evening star., 1935-02-15
TRAPSHOTS CONTEST
IN INTERCITY MATCH
Washington, Annapolis. Balti-
more Gunners to Seek Prizes at
Benning Range.

T1VE-M teams representing
l. Washington, Annapolis an d
Baltimore will compete in a
50-target trapshooting contest tenor
row at Washington Gun Club.
The shoot will be l6 yards and a
silver spoon will be presented to each
member of the winning team. 1t will
be open to visitors.
The entry fee is s225, which in
cludes targets. purse and the Amer
ican Trapshooting Association fees.
Cash prizes will be awarded for high
run in each of four classes.
Evening star., 1935-02-15
SCHOOLS IN SWIM MEET
Western to Entertain Baltimore
City College Tonight.

Western High Schools swimming
team. beaten previously by Baltimore
City College by a $500 score, will en-
tertain the Oriole natators in a return
dual meet tonight at o'clock in the
Central Y. M. C. A. pool.
Line-ups Of the teams follow:
2OO-yard free-style relay-H. Reinburg
Sherline. Moynelo. Dorman !WJ; Fem
1OO-yard breast stroke-Clay. Bonham
(W Hunt. G. Etridge tB).
50-yard free style-Carney. G. Reinburs
22O-yard free style-R. Brown. Bowley
(WD: Prinz. Keiser OBJ.
100-yard back stroke-Moynelo. Dorsey
(WD: McClees. Mcclure tBD.
10O-yard free style-Dorman. Sherline
(Wl: Abrahams. wilson tBl:
Goldberg. Crawford OBJ.
18O-yard medley relay-Dorsey Clay @.
Reinburg tW): McClees. G. Hunt. Wein-
berger (BD.
Evening star., 1935-02-15
ALLISON PLAYS GOLF
Tennis Ace Will Make Bigtime
Links Debut Next Week.

HOUSTON, Tex, February Is R
Wilmer Allison, Americas No.
ranking tennis player, makes his debut
in major golf competition here next
week when he competes in the twenty
first annual Houston Country Club
invitation championship.
Allison is playing exceptionally we'll
Evening star., 1935-02-15
FILIPINO NETMAN WINS
Cheng of China's Davis Cup Team
Falls Victim to Gavia.

MANILA, p. l., February IS P).-
Leonardo Gavia. ranking tennis anna
teur of the Philippines, eliminated
Guy Cheng, newly named member OF
China's Davis Cup team, in the second
round Of the annual "all-comers"
tournament, 60, 6-1, Ga.
The Chinese team, of which Cheng
is a member, will meet the United
States in the first round of the 1885
Davis Cup sectional elimination.
Evening star., 1935-02-15
+; + III: :s':: s;::;: 4::;;
naar T-.a Eok,a.
Dear Fran Fatso:

In spite of what your hangers-on
say. picking on you is not my favorite
sport. I merely want to be pal, put
in my 2 cents now and then and
watch you make a go of promoting
fights in this town. That is why this
epistle Is indicted.
. AS you may know already, Washing
tons gone collegiate on boxing. Your
customers are flocking to watch Catho-
lie University. Maryland and Colum-
bus University students trade nose
peckS.
OF this I have proof-gath-
cred in a helpful way-so I am
sending it to you forthwith in
hopes that you may pick up .
few points pertaining to filling
the 5000 nude seats at the
Washington Auditorium.
Evening star., 1935-02-15
PRO HOCKEY

By the Associated Press.
National League-Montreal Cana
diens, 2; Montreal Maroon, o; Chi.
cago. 3; Detroit, 0; New York Rangers
3; Toronto, o. g..
Canadian American League - Bos.
ton. 8: New Haven, 3.
American Association - Oklahoma
City, 8; Tulsa, 3, tie.
Evening star., 1935-02-15
CLARK. WAR BOXER, DIES.

VANCOUVER. British Columbia,
February Is |P).-Jimmy c'Driver")
Clark, ~, lightweight boxing cham
pion OF the Canadian -Australasian
forces overseas during the World War
and formerly one of Canada's greatest
lightweights. died following an opera
tion for an old hip injury.
Evening star., 1935-02-15
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Today a year ago: Harvard signed
new staff of assistant foot ball coaches,
including Adam Walsh, Myles Lane
and Wesley Fesler.
Three years ago: Drastic changes
made in national foot ball rules, in
cluding ban on flying tackle, liberaliz-
ing of substitution regulations and es-
tablishment of dead ball" rule.
Five years ago: William T. Tilden
ranked No. in United States list for
tenth consecutive year; Helen Wills at
top Of women's ranking for sixth time
in seven years.
Evening star., 1935-02-15
MARYLAND Packs Colosseum.

A MOTHER fact you probably know
n is that college boxing presents
no finished performers. Occa-
sionally there is Steve Hamas. Even
Ivan Nedomatskys and Red Flemings
are rare. Yet both Catholic Uni
versity and Maryland. frequently
competing on Saturday nights, along
with Columbus, have outdrawn your
pro shows.
Maryland has not yet failed to fill
Ritchie Coliseum. which holds 1000
customers. OF course, something like
1,700 per week enter on student and
graduate pass books. but the Terrapin
boxing team has drawn, from out-and-
out cash customers at 81 per head
around $4,000 for four shows
You may argue that Mary
lands ring shows are enhanced
by accompanying basket ball
games, and while 1t Is doubtful
If a court game involving
quint as mediocre as Maryland's
could draw more than blasts
Evening star., 1935-02-15
And No Competition.

90 FAR you have promoted four
y shows at the Auditorium. All
were entertaining. Joe Rivers and
Petey Sarron staged classic Johnny
Jadick and Phil Furr turned in nice
bit of fighting. The Rivers-E Eddie
Burl affair was passable and so was
the Boros- Everett thing
But the figures show that only 3,485
people have paid to see all four fights
and the total amount of dough for
all the scraps amounted to a mere
$4.426.10. At this rate you will have
to grind up many hamburgers to make
up for the deficit and your fighters
will have to eat many hamburgers and
pretend that they are T-bones until
you entice more customers into the
auditorium.
A lamentable angle to this sad
financial story is that these figures
represent all the current interest in
pro boxing.
In promoting those four
shows you have been up against
no competition whatsoever. 1t
Is fortunate for you, Egbert.
Evening star., 1935-02-15
BLUES IN MAT MATCH.

Gallaudets wrestlers engage the
Baltimore City College matmen to-
night at Kendall Green, starting at
$50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1935-02-15
REYNOLDS TO REFEREE.

Charley Reynolds Boys Club Of
Washington physical education in
structor. has been named to referee
the Navy-New Hampshire boxing
bouts February % at Annapolis.
Evening star., 1935-02-15
FIVE WILL ATTEND
SCHOLAST|CF|NAL
Sucky Harris Will Present
Prizes in Star Tourney
at Tech Next Week.
1--WE Of WaShington's base ball

1--WE Of Washington's base ball
~ immortals will be in attendance
when the final battle is fought
in The Evening Star third an
nual interScholastic basket ball cham
pionShip a week from next Saturday
in Tech High gym.
Stanley Harris, who steered and
pushed the Griffs to their pennants Of
1924 and 1925, back to handle the helm
in rough sea. will present the prizes
to those who survive in the tourna-
ment of four teams representing the
class Of Washington, Southern Mary
land and Northern Virginia public
high school teams.
Evening star., 1935-02-15
Fleming a Hard-Hitter.

rF RED FLEMING of Catholic Uni
versity meets either Ortenzi or
Pontecarvo in the C. U.-Western
Maryland meet, an exceptionally fine
contest is almost sure.
One college boxing coach recently
said that Fleming is the hardest
hitter he ever has seen in college
ring, and any boxer with wallop like
that always has a chance.
Evening star., 1935-02-15
1.-TWO Western Maryland College

1.-TWO western Maryland College
ii teams are to be here tomorrow
night. the basket ball team
being scheduled at George Wash
ington.
The Green and Gold basketers, while
formidable, are not as strong COM
paratively, by a good deal, as the
boxers. If the Colonials play as well
as they can play there should not be
much doubt as to the victor.
VxyAsHINGToN AND LEES bas-
wv ket ball five is due here
to meet Maryland tomorrow
night, and, unless the Old Liners take
Q big brace, should win.
However, AL Waters, who was out
Of the Catholic U. game, will be back,
but Bernie Buschef, also out OF that
contest, will be laid up for 10 days
with q bruised leg. Buscher and
Waters are the regular forwards and
the strongest players on the squad.
~ ANDO1PH MACON's basketers
K are here tomorrow to play VIII
son Teachers College. while
Long Island University is to be Catho-
Lie University's opponent at Brooklyn.
Catholic University left this morning
on a two-game trip, the first game OF
which is with Seton Hall at East
Orange this evening.
Wilson Teachers also Is away for q
game in New Jersey this evening to
meet Trenton State Teachers College.
American University. is another local
school on q foreign floor, being sched-
uled at Bridgewater. Gallaudet goes
over to Boiling Field for q contest.
Evening star., 1935-02-15
Hot Competition Promised.

hot COmpet1tl0n PROMISED.
TINE tournament promises to be one
of the most hotly contested
events Of the Winter sports sea
son. Eastern, the defending cham
pion. is not as strong as last year and
its rivals have improved. Eastern,
District title winner for two years;
Alexandria. the pick of Northern Vir-
ginia public schools, and Bethesda
Chevy Chase. champion Of Montgom-
cry County. are qualified for The Star
tourney.
Mount Rainier and Hyattsville are
battling to determine which will rep
resent Prince Georges County in the
event. Mount Rainier a while back
defeated HyattSville, but the latter
had a player or two of worth on the
fritz. Today the Prince Georges teams
are playing a second game. If Mount
Rainier wins, the prize will be a spot
in The Star tournament If Hyatts-
vile prevails, third game will be In
order.
Evening star., 1935-02-15
District Ring Teams Action Basket Ball DuuS Diamond Greats
OD0DTO Lower.Prieed Collegiate
NJ UNI Nc0DE Ring Shows Stealing
~ 0VV1 l. Crowds From Pros.
-BY FRANCIS =. STAN,

from the referees whistle alone,
you will be given the benefit OF
the doubt.
Take Catholic University, whic
presents only boxing.
Evening star., 1935-02-15
Bucky Was a Wizard.

VYyALTER JOHNSON. whose son
w Eide may be playing on one
of the teams, Bethesda Chevy
Chase; Joe Judge, the famous res
taurateur: Ossie Bluege. the noted
accountant, and Sam Rice, the golfer
bowler, expect to see the contest.
1t may be that Bucky Harris will
give the boys pointer or two on how
to handle a basket ball. Before he be-
came a major league ball player he
was so proficient with the inflated
sphere he well nigh broke up a pro
league. the pennant coming TO the
team that mad Harris
Clark Griffith once put the basket
ball ban on Judge, another expert.
Bluege and Rice may be out of char
acter when it comes to basket ball
but there you have two names that
must live when the base ball history
Of Washington is written.
Evening star., 1935-02-15

most interesting bouts in the
meet at Virginia will be that
between Archie Hahn, Virginia's star
in the 115-pound class, and Jimmy
Young.
Coach Jack Harmony of Maryland,
despite the confidence of Virginians
that Hahn has the bout in the bag,
says that Young has an even chance
to win, that the bout is a toss-up, and
nothing else can be got out Of it.
Even Marylanders have been inclined
to doubt that Young's chances are
even against the brilliant Virginian,
but on the other hand they are not
inclined to question anything that
Harmony says about boxing.
Evening star., 1935-02-15
Summary

Totals =. 8 517 >. Totals .. 7
Evening star., 1935-10-20

beaver taupe, apple green, walnut brown,
royal blue, antique mahogany. cedar, jade
green. You save S24 on 9x12 rug.
LANSBURGHS-FIFTHF FLOOR
Evening star., 1935-10-20

Boys Coot Sets. Get
a warm coat, hat and
leggings, neatly lined.
Brown or gray tweeds.
Sizes 2 to 6 get bar
gains. (Fourth = 90
Floor) ------ ZOO
Evening star., 1935-10-20

chiIdren's Robes.
Well known Beacon
Robes in wide range OF
patterns. Sizes 2 tc 9
in this Founders Day
Special. Fourth TI
Floorl l-n-.,-mss--- ~
Evening star., 1935-10-20

Reg. 5.95 50. yd.
luxury e # e c t
rugs in seven
decorator colors
Evening star., 1935-10-20

Five types; all hemmed and
headed ready to hang.
Novelty weaves in ecru.
and eggshell. Cream or
ecru marquisette. Ecru OF
net weaves. Cream and
quisette.
LANSBURGH'S-FOU
Evening star., 1935-10-20
39-Ineh Lustrous
Satin Crepe
1.14 ,s.

Let the gypsy in you revel
in this riot Of light and
dark colors! For frocks,
blouses, undies or a gay
lining for your coat. Try
using the dull side for trim
ming.
MISUNDERSTANDING FLOOR
Evening star., 1935-10-20
Four 39-Ineh Popular
Silk Crepes
7Qc ,s.

Satin Crepe. ant Con
Crepe. Pebble Crepe. Rip
pie Crepe. In beautiful
pastels (not the muddy
kind); street colors and
lots of black. This is our
Anniversary winner
we've sold so many yards
Of it.
LANSBURGHS-TH FLOOR
Evening star., 1935-10-20

In the 39-inch width to cut
to the best advantage. Two
smart and thoroughly ap-
proved fabrics for Fall.
The color range will aston
ish you when you recall the
economical price.
LANsBURGHS-THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1935-10-20

chiIdren's FitzweIl
Shoes, regularly $50
and 2.95. Patent OK
fords a n d one-straps,
black elk oxfords. Welt
SO e s, rubber
heels. Second 90
Floor) ------ LOU
Evening star., 1935-10-20

Yard Wide Domosk
in the weight for Winter
drapes; needs no lining.
Gold, blue, rust, red.
Some reversible. b
ffss,s..Hn fsSarsh 44eyd!
Evening star., 1935-10-20

$50 o'cedor Mops, a
model they're discontin-
uing. 3-cornered shape.
removable op head
(sixth TT.
f1oor) --------- Nv
Evening star., 1935-10-20

Our "semi- modern" a
design in corded ef-
fects and a lovely self T.
figured damask drape. .
Pleated and fully lined; bot
brown, green, blue, woodr'
36 in. wide; 21a yds. long.
LANSBURGHS-FOURT
Evening star., 1935-10-20
3e-Ineh Pure Dye
Silk Crepe
1.44 ,s.

Every thread is pure silk
with the beauty that i'm
plies. New weaves and
satiny textures to create
correct apparel for th e
coming season. October
shades of rust, brown,
green, purple, wine, blue
and black.
LANSBURGHS-THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1935-10-20
54-Ineh Dress Fobrics
and Suitings
$50 ys.

The weight to wear during
a Washington Autumn.
Especially good for one
piece frocks and suits. ALL
wool materials and some
that are wool and rayon
mixed. Stunning shades.
LANSBURGHS-THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1935-10-20

bed with a 'Thororest" mattress box
spring. In twin or double bed sizes:
You must see it! Delivery in about l
week.
Observation-Disclosures FLOOR
Evening star., 1935-10-20
Fine Sotin-Bound
7Ox8O-in. Wool Blanket

Not how long you
sleep but how we'll 4
that's what counts! I
Here's a warm COW
ering without weight
comfort. A choice of IL
Size 70 by 80 inches.
LANSBURGHS-THIR
Evening star., 1935-10-20
S53.o5 Solid Wood
Poster Bed Outfit

No more after
Founders Day at
this price! Ma
hopany or maple
Evening star., 1935-11-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

oak. sawed any lengt
Gaar.l sad deiiysred Md phons Se e9ra Sound
Evening star., 1935-11-14
SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

advertisements under this head
ting are presumed to be from pri.
tate individuals. unless the dduer-
tisement oiues firm name or
business address or states the Dord
Dealer. Members OF the public
Dho find dealers nasqueradino In
this column as private individuals
are urged to report the matter to
The Star for inpestioution."
Evening star., 1935-11-14
WANTED TO RENT-HoUsEs.
SALE-HOUSES.

s5.e50-6 ROOMS. MODERN. BUnr-M
Abby pl. ne Phone Lincoln 4s6e.
10 R.. 8 B.. LARGE. LOT. GARAGE. NEAR
shades; many extras; front and rear yards:
worth S1O.5oo; take $3.50; easy terms;
OWNER. Address BOX 3ol-R Star once :
$3.50 CASH-NEw BATHS; S65 PER
mo: fine NV. section: mi earase: beats
paying rent z. w. BAILEY. Adams 47s6.
oPPoRTUNITY-S7 45O-KANsAs AVE.
pE porches Nice ysrd 9l parRsr w. BAEY ADAMS
2 MODERN BUNGALOWS, FACING FORE
closure, 3 and . rooms; owner VIII ac'
ReSl frus anesf Resfbs Mayand Nary
18th ST. bus; h.-w.h.. oak floors, weather.
stripped. freplaces porches, sarases; many
extra features. Quick action imperative.
Columbia 1871, evenings Shepherd 3471:
WEST OF GEoRGEToWN-S ROOMS,
bath. inclosed porch, h.-w h.. cellar. Price.
$500 bargain Phone DistTiet D. isSo ssss'
section 6 rooms, BATHS recreation. rm,.
friseration one q the oT@ most charming tsrms
Phelps. NATIONAL $500.
BARGATN-S6.7 75O-NR. 14th AND PARK.
wood pl; nv; am ~ 90 naMF pGTeFnSSs' Asams isIas
ydLO %--So4 6oAceSs -. '" ~@~~~-~ "--
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE HEIGHrs--
All-brick, center-hall plan. with hvlng
first floor. 1 bed rooms and baths on the
second; also finished attic recreation ROOM
S heat SgR wifi SaTsgs s. tor s.
less than cost. Call National 1925. or after
$50 pm. Cleveland O7s1.
JUST NORTH OF THE CIRCLE IN THAT
seps from oie conn Tesy ne
on a beautiful lot; completely renowned
and modernized; bed rooms and z baths h.s
third floor: new equipment in baths. oil
burner. electric refrigerator. gas range.
may ma be Be" acquired With small cash and ball
ance financed on one trust at 5l2S or
terms less than rent until paid For an
appointment, call Cleveland 611S.
a mi. frst-class condition. Priced for quick
iilf iffo mReqfs &C. NE DGsSssieM aEWsoM Line. eo71
sSyEB eIST EH 5AEKssH fR9 GHSgS
2 baths. recreation room. oil burner, built.
in garage. elec. refrigeration: larses
lovely rooms with southern exposure, sleep
III. 'OP PHILLIPS & CANDY; INC.
S6,25O-LOVELY, 2-sToRY SPACIOUS
sSsssd hSns Of ec4nef BED 6s 5e0 m pass
Section, Takoms Payk: Reposss
sesSed bargain. fne shape; 5000
cash, balance less than rent.
Phone National 1889 until Q pm.
Ss s5O0-DETACHED HOME. SPLENDID
NV. location. This is truly an
outstanding value. We do not be-
lieve its equal can be had In
Washington at the price. There
are eight rooms Uour bed roomS).
breakfast room. attic over entire
house. oil heat. electric refriger-
alton; large lot with several fruit
trees. House is in AL condition.
81 18th ST. NV National 1908.
H. G. SMlTHY COMPANY.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
Near c. c. Circle; detached Colonial-
front brick. center-hall plan: 8 T.. Q D.
Owner leaving city Price reduced to
VI WALKER Ss4 18th sr. NV.
7consi9psd an Nan Psssl
Evening star., 1935-11-14

BOTTLES, corks. caps. Jars. jugs. kegs.
T. 50. Phone Lincoln 10247. 4,
Evening star., 1935-11-14
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

PENNSYLVANIA HARD COAL white ash;
stove. egg. chestnut. $11; pea. $3.50: long
tons. Phone Adams $3.50. day or night.
421 Delaf1eld pl. NV.
WOOD-Highest grade seasoned split oak.
fireplace. furnace: free kindling; cellar de-
livery. S5 so half cord Berwyn 1871. 1Ss
WOOD. seasoned oak and pine cut any
length. So delivered. Phone Adams s939.
PENNSYLVANIA HARD COAL. guaranteed
the best 2.240-lb. ton; egg, stove and chest
nut, S11; pea. $3.50. Phone National 1878.
PENNA. ANTHRACITE,
RED AND WHITE ASH,
STOVE, EGG. CHESTNUT
S11.00 TON.
BUCkWHEAT -------- 800
Lord Baltimore Coal Corp,
1924 Wisconsin Ave. NV. West 2616.
OAK FIREWOOD, SO CORD.
Round split logs, seasoned one year. cut
any length; free kindling. Call North 0S6S.
Evening star., 1935-11-14

S50-156 18th ST Sc. SECOND FLOOI
IS rooms bath, ami.
1110 H ST. NE. NEWSOM. Line. 2071
Evening star., 1935-11-14
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

ATTRACTIVE FURN. DETACHED HOME
8 rms encl. sleeping porch. library; 3rd
a.; radio. eiec. sweeper. ironer, washer. ol!
heat, garden; convenient schools. Wise. ana
Conn. ave Phone Emerson 1887. IL
MODERN. SIX ROOMS. BATH WITH
shower. recreation room. porcheS. built-n
garage. automatic heat and refrlgeration;
references required; Gentiles only; prefer
adults: bus service to all downtown. 5037
Kansas ave- NV. Phone Georgia 1890.
S35 MONTHS ROOMS. ANIL: YARD.
screened porch, gar. Phone capitel agts.
9aRltol %lfn kENr Hsss NJ, s.hooM HOUSE. H:WH 1WRH
$50. to buyer of furniture. for $500. $40
L st. Sc.
II OXFORD ST.. CHEVY CHASE, Md
Near Chevy Chase Club: det. brick, bed
rooms. baths, maids room and bath,
garage. nice yard: Nov. Is to July i: S125
per month. Seen any time after noon.
SANDOZ, INC. 2 Dupont circle. Dec. 4O10.
14I4 MONTAGUE ST. N;w.-DErAcHED
home. 6 rooms, bath. inclosed sleeping
porch; rooms, bath for servants in base
ment: garage; oil heat: attractively fur
nishsd. LINE, LINKISs Ss. Co. 1873 De Sales st.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-S10Q.
Rooms, Bath, Nicely Punished
PHILLIPS q CANDY, INC.
PHONE NATIONAL $500. ---..
Evening star., 1935-11-14
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

1920 EMERSON ST. NW.-CENTER-HAL
entrance; 10 rooms. 2 baths; oil burner,
one-car garage. large front porch. awnings,
screens; 500 per month; yearly lease.
JAMES A GEDDES. Agent. o20 Tower
Bldg Phnne National 40A6. Ia
Evening star., 1935-11-14

FURNISHED. R.. K, B.. ANAcosTIA
vicinity: about S35 monthly. Address Box
179-R- Star office. IA
WANTED-2-ROOM APT. UNFURNISHED,
northwest section. about $50. Address Box
65-R. Star ONCE.
CONGRESSMAN AND FAMILY OF FIVE
adults want furnished apt. for congress
sional season; bed rooms. ! or baths.
Must be housekeeping. Address Box 19-R,
Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-11-14

BONE MEAL FOR LAWNG So hundred
Z Q. nv. 1hons West 14a2.A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-23

YyVWn 40 Hop in a taxi-we'Il pay the |
KHkMI bill. just be sure you get here |
GAk1Al1s early for these bargains.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-07
Times Books

"XIICTORIOUS TROY" finds John Masefeld 60
ing down to the sea again-and as is usually
the producing fine, stirring book to delight
the heart of any Stayat-home who likes to read of
the brave old days of square -rigged ships.
Mr.. MasefieId's book (MacMillan $3.50 is q
novel telling about English ship in the great
Australian grain trade Coming across the southern
Pacific the vessel is overtaken by typhoon. The
skipper bending the elbow bit too freely fails to
recognize his danger and refuses to take proper
precautions.
AS a result. when the storm strikes, the ship Is
Immediately oisnasted half dozen men-ncluding
the two mates-are washed overheard, and the cap
tain is knocked about by a and given three
broken limbs.
VXTHEN the storm at last passes, the ship utter
w ly helpless and the only person who can take
command is apprentice boy in his mid teens.
How this lad takes over gets the ship under
jury rig, and finally brings her safe to port makes
the story-and swell one, too, as believe
mentioned.
Incidentally Mr.. Basefelds description of this
typhoon is one of the most exciting bits of writing
in all the literature of the
You fairly feel that storm, as he gives it to
you; feel it, and see it, and hear it as well.