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Roth, Arnold John.
Roth. Esther.
Roth. Howard L.
Royster. Wallace Z.
Rucker. D. T.
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Schieck. Allan c.
Schmid. Bernard F..
Shapiro. David A.
Shub. Leon M.
Simmons, V. de Paul
Smith. Harry J.
Somers. William A.
Soucy. J. Sylvio.
Stanshine. Louis @.
Sullivan. Anne c.
Teitman. Hubert F.
Terry. Martin.
Thomas. Eugene 8.
Thompson. K. N.
Tolar. John N.
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Vaughan. Roger A.
Vollman. Thelma H.
Voss. Fred w.
Waikart. F.. W. I'd.
Walsh. William P.
Ward. James F.
Warman. F. c.. tr.
Webb. Dorothy r.
Webb. Muriel G.
Wemple. Jacaueline.
Wheeler. William B.
Whstley. David T.
Wheatley. G. R.
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Widlicka. Joseph r.,
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Winkle. Justin r.
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Wright. Carl Lee
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Mccarthy. J. F.
Mclean. e. E.
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Miller. Henry L.
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NORM, Wilfred P.
Polinger. Howard
Rheem. Harry J.
Ross. Roy
Ruggeri. Paul II.
Russell. Louis J.
Waltz. John F..
Wagner. S. NJ.
Wilson. T. NJ.
Maggaman. R. deb.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
CAPITAL PADD[ERS
HAVE BANNER DAY
Capture 6 of 9 Events in
Phi|Iy Regatta-Harry
Knight Leader.
~ HILADEIPHIA. Pa. June 26.-
- The Washington Canoe Club
enjoyed a field day this aft

N H1LADELPHIA. Pa. June 26.-
- The Washington Canoe Club
enjoyed a field day this aft
ernoon in the first annual
regatta Of the Alcyon Athletic Asso-
citation, staged on Alsyon Lake, near
Pitman N. j., before more than 5000
spectators.
The Capital paddlers, headed by the
veteran Harry Knight, won six OF the
nine events to easily gain the team
point trophy with AZ points.
Two clubs from the Quaker City
figured prominently, with the Catawa
c. c. OF Tacony nosing out second
honors from the Philadelphia Canoe
Club by point. Catawa tailed IS to
IA.
Howard Woodward. youthful ace
paddler Of the Philadelphia c. c.. won
stirring race by the margin of only
3 feet in the senior one-man singles,
nipping Ed Trilling OF Washington.
the national champion, in \ corner
finish.
Summaries:
SENIOR ONE-MAN SINGLE BLADES
Won by Howard woodward. Philadelphia
Canoe CLUB second Z Trilling Washlna-
ton: third. W. Havens Washington. Time,
900.
SENIOR TANDEM DoUBLEs-won by
Harry Kntsht and John Long. Washing
c. of Lake seo.so. N. Y; third. cimokov-
ski and Kirk Catawa c. c. OF Tacony
Time, 2:OJ.
JUNIOR FOUR DOUBLE BLADEs-won
BY Washington c. C. 'vsrtis; Johnson
Fleharty: YinglinsI: second Philadelphia
Su 6 ,bra BesHn pnI,osnn. spssr 4 sDsf k.0n.S Ms
SENIOR QUAD SINGLE BLADES-Won
by Washington c. c. knight. Ackad. Lons.
Irling Hn,sna sscoaa Ga'sv. e
delphia G: c. Graf. Woodward. svenson.
sosP, SENIOR oN,E-SAN DOUBLE BLADES
Won by Harry Knight. Washington; sec
Und Rom,ue washnstcn third Havens'
"sHHlieR"i SENIOR TANDEM SINGLE BLADEs-
Won by Uebe1e and Clark. Sebago c. c.
Of Lake, sebago. N. Y: second.
Cimokovskt and Frick CataTa G. c.; G.;
thifa' e rims Kmsht a:os snd Acs'd' Washington
junior FoUR SINGLE BLADEs-won
by WASHINGTON c. c. CFleharty. johnson.
Varsia, Yingins,:. second. Cstawa G.. G.
,schad. Vans. Jobbs.- J. schad) third.
kh.ide.' Msiden. McNSts). out Of lane. Time.
ssENiioR QUAD DOUBLE BLADEs-won
BY Catawa G; C., (Cimokowski, Holland,
Kriet. a; sehad, second; w.shinSton hi,,,ns;
TiMING-Won BY Havens and Rhodes:
SeSat'Ph svenson. Philsdelphi. C. see'A'' G. ~ '
Evening star., 1937-06-27

trout 'e'' sio
Chester. Md, Capt. A w. smith-r,ooh
catches hsrdhead made here OUTLOOK Food.
Solomons. Md, Capt G. E. Boven-
catches good. outlook for week very rood
oest afternoons and evenings. rock and
, Froomes Island. Md. Capt H. C. r..
iiott-One catch 81 hardhead. expect bet.
ter soon. "
River Springs. Md; Capt Walter
CheSeldine-Took ] ! rock trolling Q to ia
pounds. on one trip to Tall Timbers
0uimby. Va. Capt. L. 8 Corbin-
Croakers scarce. trout 10 3 pounds chan
mel bass. black drum. founder and blues
taken: looks good
Cape Charles. Va. Oapt. Bryan Travis
GOOD catches now in Atlantic one trip
took six black bonito. from Is to as
pounds; also 80 blues and rs trout. few
channel bass.
Middle River Md-Good catches y,
perch on OSMetslure and ny rod, good
sport OF weed beds
Sparrovs Point. Nd Capt Louis Markell
-Hardhead scattered and running small.
er catches fair. hope for something bet.
ter this week
weekly weather outlook-Shovers Ar,t
haJt OF week and again Friday or Ss.ur.
cav. Temperature will average normal
half. 40
Evening star., 1937-06-27
.1iIllL ll

Fifty, the Seventh Inning OF Dr. Will
liam Schafhirt, Ed Brawner's Dogo-
mar William Zimmerman's Bilzim,
Maj Horace Smiths Hobby, the
Moonbeam OF Howard Crawford, and
Nelson Thomas in the Samoth. Two
boats from the Capital Tommy
Keane's Martha and J. T. Howard s
Caroline, are planning to join the
group.
Racing 1t North East. Md.
THIS week end there will be plenty
OF power racing at North East
Md. It's the eighth annual regatta
Of the North East River Yacht Club
sanctioned by the American Power
Boat Association. There will be
events in all classes Of inboard runa
bouts, outboards and 1875 and 225
cubic inch hydroplanes.
Which reminds us that with the
sanctioning by the A. P. B. A. last
week Of the placing OF the John
Charles Thomas Trophy in competi-
tion in the Presidents Cup regatta
six OF the countrys top-notch 225
cubic-inch hydroplane drivers will be
here this Fall.
First entry to be received by the
Cup Regatta Committee was that Of
David Gerli, New York millionaire
Evening star., 1937-06-27
Meets Formula bic Rivals.


= THAT he will be sailing against such
topnotch boats in class B as Leo
F1snnigans yawl Clean from Balti-
more with veteran sailor Phil Rigg as
navigator: Henry Devereux's cutter
Pendragon of New York. John Alden S
yavl Maabar XI from Boston and the
cutter Sirocco Of Paul Sperry from
Connecticut hasn't deferred Corrin
and his crew from making plans to
lift one of several trophies for the
event.
When Narada was launched at Solo
mons Island last year neither her
owner nor designer, Phil Rhodes. ex-
= pected such fast boat as cleaned up
in number of bay races. Among
her honors was the winning of the
class B trophy in the annual race
from Gibson Island down to Hamp-
ton. Va, over July 4. Again on Labor
day Narada took first honors in the
blue ribbon event of the bay, the race
around Cedar Point Light.
Now this year. with her owner wise
10 every mood, Narada might DO the
trick On board as crew and mates
will be Page Nelson. Carroll S. Will
iams. Sherman Trowbridge. Laurence
Balliere, skipper of the Aweigh. which
. few years ago won the Miami-Nas-
sau and ST. Petersburg Havana races;
c. Ellis Ellicott, jr.. former commodore
OF the Gibson Island Club, and Will
liam Henderson, owner of the yaWl
Kelpie, which has had long and sue
eeesflll racing career.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
VAMARIE, NAVY BOAT,
IN SAILING CONTEST
Matched With James Roosevelt's
Sloop Savanna for July 3
Race on Chesapeake.
B. the Associated Press.

B, the Associated Press.
A NNAPOLIS, Md, June 26.-Plans
for the Gibson Island to Annap-
oils sailing race to be held on July 3,
in which James Roosevelt, son Of Pres
ident Roosevelt, and the Vamarie,
Naval Academy schooner. will COM
pete, were completed today.
This will be the first time the IA
NOUS racing schooner Vamarie has
been entered in a race since 1t was
given to the Naval Academy last
Autumn.
Capt. J. F. Shafroth will sail the
vessel, with q crew Of six midshipmen
and four enlisted men.
James Roosevelt will sail his own
boat, the Swanna, which is sloop
rigged
The race will begin at Gibson, al
though the actual starting point will
be Sandy Point Light. From there
the boats will run to Tollys Point, in q
southerly direction. From Tollys they
will sail easterly to Brick House Bar
and from that point they will come
to Annapolis. The course forms q
rough figure four.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
NARADA Off TODAY
IN 475M|[E EVENT
First of Fleet Expected to
Reach Gibson Island Next
Wednesday.
BY MALCOLM LAMBORNE, JR.

BY MALCOLM LAMBORNE, JR.
nH standing blue water shippers,
an impressive fleet of 40
ocean-going yachts starts to-
''day from New London, Conn, for ATS
miles OF hard slamming down the
coast around Chesapeake liehtship
and up the bay to finish off Balti-
more Light at Gibson Island. All
manned by amateur sailors. the craft
will settle to four to six days OF steady
going in whatever the Atlantic Ocean
might stir up.
The fourth even of its kind under
auspices of the Gibson Island Yach.
Eouadron--the last was held in 1888
will be the longest race OF sailing craft
in the East this year. The fleet will
start Off in two groups shortly after
noon. With the largest number of en-
tries, class A is for yachts not more
than 10 feet and not under 5S feet
over all. Boats Of class 3 range from
SO to not less than 35 feet which is
considered the minimum length for
safety purposes.
Local yachtsmen will follow with
interest the fortunes Of trim 45-fnot
cutter the new and fast Narada Of L..
Corrin Strong. Washingtonlan. and
long a member OF the Gibson Island
Club.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
ARLY this week a feet Of

ARLY this week feet OF
~ Washington power boats, ap-
proximately Is OF them, from
the Corinthian and Capital
Yacht Clubs. will get under way for a
rendezvous on Thursday with Balti-
more vachtsmen of the Maryland
Yacht Club. on the Rappahannock
River at Irvington, as part OF a
combined cruise tn Hampton. scene
Of the annual Virginia Gold Cup
Regatta of the Hampton Yacht Club
With the eight-boat feet from Bal
timore, local yachtsmen will be en-
tertained on the large estate of Dr.
Mortimer William. near Irvington
Next day they'll cruise down the bay
in club formation. in time for the
start OF races on Saturday. Contin-
uing until Monday. the Virginia re-
gatta will include both power and sail
events over courses in Hampton Creek
and the Roads.
Lashed to the deck OF the cruiser
captain for the cruise, will be a small
outDOard boat
And impatient to enter his
first speedhoat race will be 10
year-old G. Bach Gill. jr., the
Districts youngest driver.
Aspiring to be speedboat king.
young Gill, under his dads tutelage,
has been preparing for this day since
early Spring, when he was given a
boat and an outboard engine. Bache
Is going to enter the midget class.
outboards limited to l00-pound craft
and 8 h.p. engines. which attracts a
field OF youngsters.
Cruisers at the Corinthian Yacht
Club that stand ready to cast of are
Commodore Edward Baltzs Fifty
Evening star., 1937-06-27
Ranger slices OUer CHOPIN
sea NTH all her sails set.
VANDERBILT GREW
| UP AS SAILOR LAD
Owner of Ranger Started
Handling Boats When
II Years Old.
Br the Associated Press.

Harold S. Vanderbilt. owner and
skipper Of the Ranger, the leading
contender for the honor of defending
the Americas Cup against the invad-
ing British yacht. T. o. M. Sopwiths s
Endeavour or Endeavour II. has been
foolin' around with sailboats ever
since he was II years old.
He was still child when he took
his l4-footer and headed out into
Newport Harbor. past Ada Lewis
lighthouse and Fort Adams Then he
moved up to IS and next to 30
foot boat. During school and college
days sailing was his recreation.
Sailed for Recreation.
Along about 1910. he went in for
schooner racing and had the first
Vagrant built. With her he won a
race to Bermuda. With larger
Vagrant he sailed across the Atlantic
to Lisbon, Portugal, in less than %
days.
After serving in the World War
with the ubmarine-chas force
OnScu a. k9uccIlSldIiO, 4Icldlu, llc re-
sumed yacht racing
He was commodore Of the New York
Yacht Club three years. starting in
1922. In 1925 he won the Kings CUP
race, one of the chief events in Amer
lean yachting, of Newport.
A couple OF years later he built
Prestige. with modern triangular
mainsail. The single stickers have
been his pets ever since He skip.
pered Enterprise to victory in the
international tests in 1880 and re-
peated that victory with Rainbow ir
1894.
Fine Trainer Of Crews.
He Is famous as a trainer of ra acine
crews. a strict disciplinarian and q
stickler for detail. His crews show it
They work with military precision
He is satisfied with nothing less thar
perfection-and he generally gets jus,
that
known as An ardent yachtman. h<
is ever ready for a race. He is dar.
ing sailor. and 4 skillful one With
Vanderbilt at the wheel OF the Ranger
defending the Americas Cup. Grea'
Britains chances Of lifting the an.
cient trophy seem scant.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
Trip for Fishing
Is Taken bv Air

EASTERN AIR LINES, annually
host to party Of fishing writer's
from the East, inaugurates its yearly
Florida fishing party today. Walter
McCa llum. golf writer for The Star
and an enthusiastic angler. is pinch
hitting for George Huber on the
Florida junket.
With Frank Bell. commissioner OF
fisheries. and Bill Beal. fishing editor
OF the News, he will leave tonight for
Miami and will be in the Gulf Stream
tomorrow seeking sailfish and yarn
or two for Washington piscatorial
fans. The party plans TO spend two
days after sailfish and marlin In
the Stream and two more days after
tarpon on the west coast Of Florida.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
He has just had delivered a class
F runabout, built by Gar Wood.

He has just had delivered class
F runabout. built by Gar Wood.
quota of memberships for the year
II new rowing enthusiasts last month,
an eight-boat is expected out this
Sunday. and President George Her
nan shortly hopes to announce the
date OF a dual regatta with the Old
Dominion Club, following q confer
ence in Alexandria.
Candidates for the eight are
Dave Knox. Rudy Kaufman.
Paul LaniEan, Alfred Mason,
Bob Duncan. Paul Brewer,
Granville GUIDE. Jim Henderson.
The latter oarsman stands as a
candidate to enter the junior singles
in the Middle States Rowing Asso-
citation Regatta at the Arundel Boat
Club. in Baltimore, over Labor Day.
Sea Scouts Plans Progress.
HE Committee on Arrangements
for the Sea Scout regatta. as part
OF the National Boy Scout Jamboree
and under auspices OF the Potomac
River Sailing Association, which will
be held here week from Monday,
has just been completed by Commo-
dore Werner Smythe It's composed
OF Paul Tomalin. Adrian Sizer, Ted
De Boer. U. S. Lambert, jr: Jack
Marsh. John Maloney and Mai. H.
H. Jacobs
This July affair will be an after
noon OF racing in small boat classes,
two events for each, over a course from
OF the Naval Air Station to Hams
Point gas buoy and return. Feature
OF the day will be comet,races with two
Sea Scouts crewing for the shippers Of
each boat.
Another Washington sailboat Joins
the West River feet this week end
for their Sunday afternoon racing of
Galesville. It's the No. 2 comet on
the Potomac. Clyde Cruit's So-Big
More local comets will be over after
the Maryland Yacht Club Regatta on
July 9, 10, IL, that Is going to attract
q number OF Washington sailors
There are Shippers who prefer less
trailing Of boats than some must do
in order to be present at the grow
ing list OF nearby regattas.
At her station by the jib sheets OF
Sassy Too last Sunday, Miss Eleanor
Sherman was nearly blown from
Smythe's comet when the starting gun
sounded from the small West River
Sailing Club Committee boat Seems
as II the cannon was trained over the
| stern and Smythe, usually at the
vindward end Of the line for a good
start, was just too close for comfort.
Pete Macias, long 4 yachting en-
thusiast. has purchased a l6-foot
Thompson outboard from Nash Ma
rine Supply to be used As a shuttle
dink on board his large house boat
that lies at anchor in Gunston Cove
Miss Washington. a 38-foot Chris
craft commuter of Edward Ostrow
went overheard this week from Flood
Gate Boathouse with a shining new
| VarniSh and raipt ioh
Evening star., 1937-06-27
BOOMING WATER POLO.

PITTSBURGH lP.-The Bureau OF
Recreation OF Pittsburghs Department
of Public Works. held a water polo
clinic to teach players the finer points
Of the game. Water polo is popular
in the city's swimming pools.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
MATCHES HURDLE MARK
O'Conner, Canadian Star, Flashes
Speed in 6O-High Event.

TORONTO, Canada %.-IArry
OConner. who represented Canada in
the Berlin Olympic Games. eQualed
Forrest Towns world record over the
6O-yard high hurdles in the Maple
Leaf games here.
The race was run over four hurdles
in 73 seconds
Evening star., 1937-06-27
Weekly Consolidated Reno~ts

CONOWINGO DAM. Capt. Paul Sweigart
~ Catches fair this week. water
slightly cloudy. rock and pike here.
outlook good.
Ocean City Nd, Capt Crawford Saw
aRe-Now setting better than 100 blues
per boat. 3 to 8 pounds; hooked = marlin
this week
Shadysde Md Capt. Robert Z. Lee
Fishing best this season. plenty of rock
here and have started striking trolled
Met allure
Plum Point Md, Capt. ROLAND Eng
Evening star., 1937-06-27
MORRIS NOW IS A PRO.

HOLLYWOOD LP).-By signing a
motion picture contract to play the
part OF Tarzan, Glenn Morris. Olympic
decathlon champion and world record
holder, forfeited his amateur standing,
Evening star., 1937-06-27
Entertainment for Racers.


- $50 guests, the Gibson Islanders
have prepared a full program of en-
tertainment and yachting activity
from Wednesday to next Sunday. The
4 Ocean Race Committee ente-tains
skippers and crews arriving Wednes-
day and = stag party and Maryland
shore dinner is scheduled for Thurs
day night
At dinner in the club house Friday
prizes will be awarded. The J. Rulon
Miller, tr.. Perpetual Memorial Tro-
ply will 60 to the owner of the zach.
making the best corrected time over
the course, the Gibson Island Trophy
- the first boat to finish. and first,
second and third prizes in the two
elasses.
Youngsters of the club will stage
IN aquatic review at Mountain Bar
Point, on the Magothy River, Satur-
day morning. At o'clock a 20-mlle
ssee from Baltimore Light to Mata-
peeke. on the Eastern Shore, to An
papolis, will start under auspices OF
The Annapolis Yacht Club That
night Annapolis yachtsmen play host
- their visitors from the North. A
VISIT through the Academy and a re-
s4ew Of mhshipmen will wind up &C.
ev1ties Sunday
ofhson Island yachts racing in class
ass the White Cloud, Albert Peirce's
SS-foot cutter Sonny and Wallace
IAnahan's s4-foot sloop Spindrift
With Linton Rigg. brother OF Phi
Rieg. IN her Afterguard. Glass A en-
tries from nearby are Flannigan's ~.
footer Gieam, the Narada and Ted
Hoster's 44-foot cutter Teieria.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
White Cloud in Race.

ESPECIALLY keen Is interest at the
nearby island and in Baltimore,
home Of her owner over the perform
enee Of George Writings 60foot cut
~ White Cloud. newly launched this
1rtng at Solomons. Designed espe-
efally for just this offshore type of
going and equipped with up-to- minute
gear, including a new radio direction
finder and the new flexible boom as
used on the cup defenders, White
Cloud looms as dark sea horse among
a list OF class A entries that reads
like who's who of yachting.
To name few there are Rudolph
'echaefer's yawl Edlu from Larchmont,
N. Y; the sloop Highland Light of
Dudley Wolfe. yawl Mandoo of Spen-
Ger Berger, George Ratsey's cutter
Zaida. R. J. Reynolds 63-foot yswl
Elizabeth McCaw, and Robert Baruch's
rutter Kirawan, which won the Ber-
muda race last year.
AS each yacht rounds Chesapeake
iightship and prepares to sail up the
bay to the finish, it will report to the
watch officer on the vessel, thus af-
fording an accurate check on position
+ AZ we'll as keeping tab on the number.
Unless a Chesapeake calm slows the
leaders, the first boats are expected
In some time next Wednesday. The
bulk Of the feet should be at moor
ines Thursday night and the strag-
Elers on Friday.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
MOVIES WANT GRIDDER

Cuff of Marquette Had Planned
to Play Pro Game.
MILWAUKEE, Wis LP-Some-
body may be out one promising full
back next Fall.
Ward Gun. Marquette foot ball.
track and boxing star. has been in
vited to make movie tests in Holly
wood
He had planned to play pro foot ball
with the New York Giants.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
Marlin w. PorpOise,


CAPT. CRAWFORD SAVAGE of
Ocean City. Md, skipper of the
Hlda. was plotting Dr. A. G. Du Mez
and DR.. M. R. Thompson of the Uni
versity OF Maryland and j. H. Marston
Of Baltimore recently when they Wit
messed very unusual fight. a fight
between marlin and a porpoise. Tnev
were trolling for blues near the Jack
Spot when they saw lot OF water
and spray flying up. A porpoise was
rolling up and out of the water and
another big fish was attacking it.
They headed for the scene
Of the battle. and saw it was 4
marlin which was aiming its
spear and coming down on the
porpoise.
They were able to move the boat
close to the battle without disturbing
either fish. Capt. Savage reported.
The two fish were kicking up so much
water. that they could not tell which
Evening star., 1937-06-27

was getting the better of it. but it
appeared to be the marlin. After
about 10 minutes, the battle ended
with just a pool Of blood left noat-
ing on the water.
1ncidently. the members Of the
fishing party had planned to take
in the Braddock-Louis scrap, but
decided to go angling instead, and
as a result, witnessed q more unusual
fight,
Evening star., 1937-06-27
OWENS CRUISERS.

Uneaualed quality resulting from stand.
sn-footers. sivins "twoocsbin" sceommo.
dations. s-cyl. s5.h,p, Gray motor. PIicA
10. 3a0 up. Good -lookinz: seavorthy. Visit
plant: BALTIC. Dundalk 61o-J
Evening star., 1937-06-27
One Fish Decides Contest,


A r ROCK POINT, MD, recently,
Paul Benedict and Edward L.
Roach were having one OF those con-
tests to see who could catch the
most fish. They were even, and Bene-
dict had the last piece OF bait on
his hook He got a bite, and in his
excitement Of hauling in the reel,
became unseated and dropped over
board
However. he hand lined in
his fish. winning the contest,
and also was able to recover
his reel by the same method.
The recently organized Prince
Georges County Game and Fish Con-
servation Association will hold its
first regular monthly meeting Tues
day at 8 pm. in Mullikin School,
Mitchellville, Md. Richard Norris
chief deputy game warden Of Mary
land, will show appropriate game and
fish pictures
The association is making a drive
for members, William E. Waesche
president, announced. and already the
group has started constructive work
planting game feed patches. giving
prizes for killing vermin and propo-
eating quail and pheasants.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
SACRIFICE
38-FT. BRIDGE DECK
CRUISER

Owner has bought larger boat and has
no use for same: designed by VIM. H.
Hand bgtilt OF finest selected white cedar.
white oak. steam bent ribs and keel. Sin.
centers: powered with l0O-h.p. 6-cyl.
kermath motor speed. s miles per hour;
deck house and inside trim OF solid ma
hog any: 9h-ft. cockpit aft: ideal for fish.
ing: new upholstered cushions, embossed
linoleum covered floors; fully found, IN.
cludine lighting plant. deck chairs. Sin.
underlit compass. eft. Old Town dinghy.
etc. VIII sacrifice for best cash oner.
Phnne oHOl
Evening star., 1937-06-27

OUTBOARD MOTOR, S horsepower; chean.
4th ana WASH ave. Edmonston. Nd.
ENGINES. marine and automobile con-
versions; Ford parts in stock, Lincoln
S3G3
RAlSED-DECR SEDAN CRUISER 3Gxl1
IL. found bottom: every convenience and
eQulpment. AldIeSS Boy oES-n nffn
Evening star., 1937-06-27
Strong; Capital Yachtsnan, Sailing 45- Footer in Co
k8HH%S7REz4tz}l4<11
By GEORGE E ttIsfR. ~
By 0tOR6e E. HUBER :

~APT. HARRY WOODBURY. Of
I Solomons. Md, has q new
mascot for his fleet, a black
carrier pigeon About two
weeks ago it alighted exhausted on the
Doris in the middle OF the bay. At
tempts to capture it were futile and
1t fell overheard. 1t was rescued with
q net, placed in the cabin to dry out
and since then has made its home
there
When the Doris is in port it perches
atop the water tank on shore, but the
moment the boat starts out the bird
f1ies down and into the cabin. Once
1t missed the boat while flying about
the neighborhood, but several hours
later it few down to it about IS miles
distant over by Hooper Island, having
distinguished the Doris from all the
other boats in the bay.