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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
Bill Watson
Sets Marks In
Decathlon
Fails To Crack
Scoring Record
OF Morris

Glenn Morris established new
mark in winning the deeathlon al
the 1896 Olympia held IN tho bcan-
tlful stadium OF Berlin. Morris. aOw
in the movies scored 7gno poinfs
Since Morris record breaking
performance coaches throughout
the country have kept Their ewes
peeled for another athlete capa-
HE OF UNFOLDING the work o. I'm
Thorpe. Harold Osborne. ard Nor
rif. all winners OF the decaihlou.
Based on his performance IN Gle
veland Saturday and Sunday the
successor TO the aforementioned
great athletes has heen found Ills
name Is william ,Bll watson
former captain Of the University
OF Michigan track team and triple
Big Ten champion,
Watson won the National Decaih-
Ion championship scoring 7.a29
points In the zen events. II Was
Big Rill's first venture IN the Cruel.
ing iwo-day test OF speed and
stamina
Watson set iwn new national 1e-
cathlon records while defeating a
select field that included Joe Scott.
OF Western Reserve university: To-
Tending champion lie threw the
discus Isl feet. IS inches sun
dav 10 break the old mark iif
feet Si2 inches SGT bv jimmy
Rausch in 1882 SATURDAY. ne romp-
ed the 100 meters in los seconds
for another record
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
Toledo Y Challenges
Local Checker Team

A state OF war exists between
Toledo and Detroit as result OF
an open defiant declaration OF a
checker war by the Allied Checker
Forces OF the Indiana Branch
YMCA OF Toledo against the ST.
Antoine Branch OF Detroit The
declaration was long expected
one as Claude Cooper. minister OF
propaganda. had been maneuver-
ing the enemy into embarrassing
positions nv accurate newspaper
reports and war was inevitable.
Relieving that the best defense
is r good offenee. Dictator resi-
dent Millage Hudson plans 10
launch his attack on June % on
which date he will take his motor
lied units-12 men in two cars
10 the heart OF Toledo and ATTEMPT
70 crush the impregnable Indiana
Line In tightening advances.
Says he, our men know what they
are fighting for and won't stop un-
I'll victory is ours"
Luke Williams. strategy general
esimo. has notified the following
men 10 brush up on their checker
tactics: Maynard Pines. Jack Bow
man. Norman Williams. Percy
Jacks. Nathaniel Leach. Edward
Ross. Chester Stewart. John Oats
and Henry Colquitt Further news
OF this Toledo-Detroit Checker Bat
tie can be found 10 the next issue
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
Detroit Stars
Defeat Bay City
Thomas Fans
Is Policemen

BAY CfTY-The Detroit Stars
coupling heavy hitting with some
fine pitching on the part Of Dean
Thomas. sterling right handler
blanked the Bav city Policemen
40 here last SUNDAY.
The game was pitching duel
until the ninth inning when the
Stars got 10 Blackmcr aud chase
over four runs Thomas was in
rare form as he hold the Bay Ci'y
team 10 three scattered hits and
famed Is Thomas also cnniriblt-
ed two hits toward The sncccss NJ
his efforts driving In two ~ ne
Detroit runs in the ninth Win hr
double.
Burke. Detroit short stop o'leci-
ed one hit but his blow came To-
i'ie ninth to chase two runs aeross
the plate. shirley Pctway Detroit
catcher. also collected two hits.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
off The Fairway
BY CHAS. PETwAY.

this years national championship
Nelson has only 179 contenders Ia
face, not including Canterbury 5
1921 yards and innumerable traps,
which await along the way.
] saw old man tragedy lift up ITS
face and pick out Sam Snead. VINO
hace one OF the soundest golf
games and one OF the most rhy-
thmical swings in the game, in he
form OF taking an eight and fNe
where two bokeys would have won
the Open title. He was a tragic pic
ture after having blown his chance
by taking an eight on the Inflated
eighteenth as he walked reelingly
off the green. looking as II he had
lost his last friend. Slamm:ng
Sammy Sncad. setting opening
day competitive record by playing
the score OF sixty-seven. which Is
five under par. He Is now n a
triple tie with Horton Smith and
Lawson Little at 14i. He seems al
ways 10 he the gallery favorite be-
cause OF the ease and effortless cf-
fort he puts into his shots.
II was golf educating in that one
could drive so much benefit from
an obscrvative point OF view. 1t
was entertaining and interesting
throughout and thrill and drama
packed throughout. | wish YOU all
could have seen Il knowing the
interest Of any one who plays tho
game-has for the game think all
who would have seen it would have
fully enjoyed II.
And so as ] come 10 close an
other Open Is being closed this AZ
tcrnoon some one will he cham
pion and along with tho acclaim OF
the golfing world ! think as one
looks in retrospect AZ this present
open-it too have been hacked with
number OF thrills-and will GO
down with previous ones as the
outstanding sport events OF tho
year. Here's hoping Sammy Snead
wins.
And along with its thrills and
joys have been its heart aches.
Jimmy Demaret. one OF the out
standing golfers OF the winter cir
cuit-picked mp after the second
round in which he shot an 81. He
was one OF the betting favorites.
Ben Rogan. another fine golfer
who failed to qualify for the
Open-but came in as an alternate
and now Is but two strokes on
the pace And in the end this game
OF golf just doesn't make sense.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
Detroit Tennis Team
Loses In Cleveland

CLEVELAND The team OF the
Motor City Tennis club lost 10 the
Cleveland team here Sunday. Clar-
cnce Hunter. r. Van Buren,. and
Alta Oats were the only Detroit
ers 10 win.
Hunter defeated Hank Griffin, g.
4 rs. SO; Var Buren, trounced A.
Virgins. and. Alta Oats defeated
Helen Oliver, 6-l. 6-1. Lena Walden
lost TO Lula Ballard. 60. g..
In the other single matches cum
ningham defeated Norman Morris
So. SO; Doc Long beat Herman
Simms. rs. 3-6. 6-3: II. Lee de-
feated Emmersor Craig. 6-1. Sd;
l.. Wells. defeated Louis Puryear.
go, 81. and Betty Fairfax won
from Delma Ray. 6-1. 6-l. J Long
and J. Wilkes defeated Harrow
Lockhart and r. Van Buren, Sc.
3-6 in the doubles.
Lillian Burch-Van Buren, dropp-
cd an exhibition match TO Miss
Ballard. former national women
singles champion. who will be In
the Cleveland lineup when the
club invades Detroit July 7.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
Yellow Dogs Trounce
Post Team Before A
Large Crowd Sunday

FLINT-The Flint Yellow Dogs
broke the winning streak Of the
Battle Creek Post team Sunday by
crushing the visitors. % 10 be-
fore one. OF The largest crowds to
witness a game in Flint.
The Yellow Dogs pounded out 10
hits with Ross pacing the way with
four hits in five trips to the plate.
including a homer. triple. double
and single Moore. collected two
homers and single in four trials
Thomas accounted for a triple,
double and single In three trips.
CRANBERRY. Yellow Dog pitcher
allowed two hits and issued four
walks. The Flint team hammered
three pitchers off the mound.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
Swim Team
Seeking Funds
For Trip
Will Go To
National Meet
In Washington

The Brewster Aquatic Club OF
Brewster Center is very active
these days as the members prepare
for the final subscription drive TO
obtain the necessary funds to make
the trip TO Washington, DC. TO
participate in the national swim
ming meet.
The national meeting will be
held In the Banneker pool In the
capital. and the Brewster team.
city champions for the past four
Years. feels that II can bring the
| national title hack 10 Detroit.
Bonahde solicitors will bear
folders with the following letter at
tached:
Dear Friend.
We citizens of Greater Detroit
are ever conscious OF our athletic
proves. We have seen many
championships won by our ath-
letee. We are after still another
That OF swimming,
The Brewster Aquatic Club
swimming team has conquered al
the teams in Michigan and North
ern Ohio and is anxious TO annex
National honors al the Annual
Washington, ID. c.. AAU. Meet in
August.
A swimming team IS anything
but self-supporting. and 10 realize
our cndeayor il becomes necessary
TO launch subscription Drive.
The Bearer ...............
is a bonaide member Of the Brew
ster Aquatic club and legal solicit
or for Washington National Funds
The local Negro papers will CO.
operate bv. publishing your name
and business throughout this
drive, for your kind and bencvo-
lent act in contributing to this
worthy cause.
Our Slogan-"ON TO WASH
INGTON.n
Gratefully yours,
Clarence Gatliff,
Brewster Aquatic Coach.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22


Eddie Jackson. Of Detroit's ambitious young
lie links up with the information that he has
discovered fifth column the ranks of the officials spon-
sorng this which will be held in Detroit this
1t that this fifth column following the pro-
cedure of Others who have attempted to establish line
of demarcaon is kindling the fires of racial dscrmna-
ton in Detroit by advocating the barring of all coored
golfers.
If this true, and all indications point that drec-
on then the boys should the matter into the
and ask for Injunction restraining the officials from
holding the tournament After ALL the coored residents
by paying their helping support these public
golf courses, and coored players should be permitted
enter the public links tournament.
When the stars of the nation gather in Minneapolis
Friday and Saturday for assault the records the
National Collegiate meet there four marks which ap
great enough to outstanding the crushing blows of
the mercury footed aheletes These marks held by
Negro athletes
Jesse Owens remarkable mark of 26 feet, 3S inch
in the running broad jump be safe from the
best efforts of Jackie Robinson, University Southern
California, and the best of the lot of cole
broad jumpers. Owens made his marks in 1885.
Then there's therecord of John Woodruff in the half
mile, mark of 5O3. And the record of 6 feet Cd
inches made by Oil Cruer, Colorado and Dave Abrtton
Ohio State in 1898 to be safe although John Will
son. Southern aClifoa has unofficial record of feet
10 inches.
Ralph Metcalfe, who will be guiding the destnies of
Xavier university athletes during the meet, has mark
204 seconds for the 220 yards which better than
mark by Clyde Jefry Moze Eerbee Leo Tarrant,
other f--. stepping members of the sprintns craft
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
Chatter Of Hoofs
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
Chrysler Royals Retain League Lead
Prepare Banquet To
Honor Dave Clark

Plans for the banquet horolns
Dave Clark. Detroit iehi-heayy-
weight boxer. are progressing rap
idiy. according % Louis Johnson.
chairman OF the committee from
me Top Hat cub sponsors 81 nc
DanQNct The hanqncf VIII be- hcii
a. riopar Restaurant $500 -
Antoine FriAal July 8 AZ elsh'
clock iu me evening
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22

NO ho hiu The, ac worst than
fA' Gfinais on 'he marrh
1h" uaN ~ people aee tufnttx
ulf 80 efe iho F'e gees ~ tho Fair
eralWas ifatk Is Yerv encouraging
ta 'Ae oNloial. ann ihoy are really
pla 'ne he Gal' doahle Dolly Val
rau iU 'nrce a'0ercnt states neids
of a wc.k SIZE Is good mare,
hHt = being shipped around too
much 20 show her hest
Bineitth WIFI hon down ali
ihrer-yeaf-oli colts His nearest
r'fal Will prohsh' bo a colt named
l)ii Wel' here's news Buck Rob-
insnN no Negro sportsman from
Baltimore finally broke into 70
wiunins ranks when Italian Henry
cauieted home .n front AZ nice odds.
6 y Miller negro trainer from
ktnintky VIII crack down shortiv
with the faceys ~ Miss Run ST.
d.ll Ne has been waiting FOR
ia-t track Blue Delight. two
year-oid ni'g developed hv rre
fotmef ioek,s. Roscoe Goose. niFnt
be q good one. He won the Joliet
stakes IN Inn stylc
The English Dcrhv was run ~
usual but IL Ms r0n q Newmarhet
track instead o' ~ Epson Downs.
and was Wen ~ hc extreme out-
sidfr wfh tho dark skinned poton-
fafa'e lO4c q rrrnerffr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
Through
Through
The Sports Mirror
BY Russ J. Cowans

The local knights of the links perurbed and just
y The boys have their dander up, and unto the
chap who sticks his neck and jams his Uranium into
the path of of the nblcks welded by the cashiers of
the verdant Qreenwards.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
DPW Nine Defeats
Carpenters, Is To a

The Detroit Public Works nlne
retained its second place position
IN the Labor League by trouncing
the Carpenters. IL to Sunday
morning al Northwestern Field.
The DPW team collected Il hits
Off the Carpenter hurlers. while
Thomas. Coleman. and Hilton
were limiting the losers 10 eight
scattered blows Both teams contri-
buted five errors.
The DPW nine hae won four
games and lost one. for a percen-
tage Of 500. The Printers are lead
ing with four victories against no
defeats.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12
Dlouhy rekord statni a obecni
sluzby oznacuje karieru
H. BRUCE.

Rekord, jakeho dosahl Ho-
ward Bruce, Glen Dem. Narod-
n1ho Vyboru a kandidat "a U.
S. Senatora, jest typickym do
kladem toho jakeho postaveni
mGze dos1ci Americka mladez
We Spojenych Statech kdyz je
pOdnikava a schopna.
Vztah pana Bruce k delnic-
tvu byl vzdy pratelsky. V do
be, kdy osmi-hodinova pracov-
nj doba byla neznama p. Bruce
il zavedl. Take zalozil fond
pro stradajfc1 zamestnance v
dob6 nemoci, melody smrti a
pod. Toto bylo nasledovano
systemem zivotn1ho p~ojisten1,
We kterem byl kazdy zamestna-
rec pojisten do sunny $4,000 a
vSechny vylohy byly placeny
sp%olecnost1.
V roce 1926 byl jmenovan
Glenem Dem. Mar. Vyboru "a
maryland. Y rOce 1879 Dyl
povolan governerem Ritchiem
do Marylandskeho Vyboru Stat
Mich silnic, ably tam udelal po-
radek, coz Sc mu skutecne po-
dafilo a mnohe move silnice by
ly vystaveny.
V roce 1881 byl ustanoven
Glenem vladn1ho poradn1ho
Sboru a zastupoval 5. Reservni
Okrsek.
Tento sympaticky muz, KITE
ry Sc vysinul vlastnf energif a
pill p. Howard Bruce, pT1tel
delnictva, zije ma farme v Ho-
ward County. Je zenat a ma
3 dcery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12

- Cd Is. ledna Dude zave-
den v cele Italii davkovy sys-
TEN pro spotfebu potravin. T.
fednf ohlaseni prohlasuje, re
davkovy system ma jiste potra-
why Sc zavad1 nasledkem me-
zinarodn1 situace.
Cd zacatku valky Italie "a
kazala prodej kavy v1bec a
prodej benzinu byl jen ma day.
ky. Ceny We vsech potravinaf-
skych obchodech byly podro-
beny pTisne kontrole.
- Jihoslovansky statnl sta
tisticky Trad uverejnil ma pod
klade nejnovejsfch prehledd
data narodnepolitickeho vyvo-
je statu. Pocet obyvatelstva
stoupl cd prosince r. 1918 z
11.6 milionG ma 1916 milion1 V
roce 1889, to jest o celych 35
procent. Belehrad sam ma n.y.
nj 100000 obyvatel. Rapidni
stoupani poctu obyvatelstva v
Jugoslavii pfic1ta Sc jednak
zdravemu vzduchu, zdravi Ii
du, ktery hodne telesne pracu-
je, dobre strave zeleninove
rybf, a houzevnatosti v norma,
ltych krajinach, jez v Jugosla,
vii krone Srbska prevladaj1.
= We Stockholm, Svedsko
bomba vybuchla pred 1radov.
nou komunistickeho casopisu
Nye Dag a zpGsobila znacnoU
skodu. Nikdo nebyl poranen
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12
Rodnemu jazyku.
Jaroslav Vrchlicky:

Zn1s jake hudba ticha
z milencd stastnych list.
Maj veru sam to dycha,
vSe cft1m plat a rust.
Znfs jak f~anfary slavy,
kdyz hlasas d6d1 west;
ba v tob6 vsemi pravy
vlast mrtva, viva jest.
Znfs nasich hvozdn echy,
zn1s plesem nasich LUX,
hTm1s bouT1, 1pfs vzdechy,
isl naSich srdc1 tluk!
Vsak nejdivnejsfm tonem,
jenz saba k srdci az,
ty poplasnym zn1s women,
jak stara chodska straz.
ze vzlyk ten lett svetem,
vse space vzburcovat:
Kdyz drahym nasim detem
-yrah chce te z 1st Jim rvat
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12

pfistavG a chran6nf svych vod-
mich cest.
DVanact ruskych aeroplana
bylo sestfeleno finskymi letci
a protiaeroplanovymi delv,
F1nska bombometna letadia
podnikla nalet ma ruske posi-
ce. Rusk6 bomby, s~poustene
ma rdzna mesta, zpdsobila ma
lou skodu. Pokud je znamo.
pouze jediny muz byl zabit a
nekolik osob zraneno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12
Nahradu "a lasku manzelky.

Otto Speeman z Madison
podal u distriktnlho soudu v
Norfolku dive zaloby. V jedne
sc domaha rozvodu a v druhe
zada nahradu $4,000 a odci-
zenf lasky jeho manzelky. OBJ
zalovanym je Wesley Bolden z
Norfolk, o nemz pravf, re byl
pffcinou, re jej manzelka opu-
stila. Manzele mali ctyry me-
dospele deti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12

z Austinu sc p1se, ze nebude
dlouho trvati a v Texasu SOU
chotiny nebudou znamy. W.
borne texaske podnebi a dobra
strava souchotiny vyhubi. Pred
tricfti lety z kazdych sedesati
lidf v Americe trpel jeden SOU
chotinami, ale ted uz jen jeden
z kazdych dvou set lidi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12
Krtsni " ledove vode.

V Providence, R. L., tempe
ratura pod bodem mrazu neza-
stavila krestnf obfady clen1
kostela Church of God. V le-
du ma lagune Mashpaug byly
prosekany dry, ably tTi dospelf
kandidati cirkve mohli byti po-
noTeni pod vodou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12
Listarna F. L. I. S.
~Jnformace, udane 1Tadu social
n1ho zabezpecenf, jsou
dnV6rne.

n1ho zabezpecen1, jsou
duverne.
Dotaz: Kdyz jsem 81 opatTo-
va ll1stek socialnfho zabezpe-
cent, udal jsem vsechny infor-
mace O SVEN veku a manzel-
skem stavu, ktere jsem az do
sud udrzoval v tajnosti pred
sym zamestnavatelem. MIze
Sc je tento dozvedeti cd 1radu
socialn1ho zabezpecenl?
Odpoved: Nikoli. Poole "a
kona jsou vsechny tyto osobni
informace povazovany "a pr1s-
ne ddverna. Poole move upra-
veneho zakona O socialnim "a
bezpecen1 je prozrazenf tech
to informac1 nekterym z tired
Mkt po~vazovano "a p%festupek,
trestny pokutou az do $1,000,
jednorocn1m uveznenlm nebo
oboj1m.
Podpora ma nezaopatfene deti
V New YOfKu.
Dotaz: Mil manzel me pred
dvema Lefty opustil a zanechal
mi ma starosti dive male deti. Je
TO pravda, re mohu dostati ia
kousi pensi pro matky? Ziji We
meste New Yorku.
Odpoved: zena S detmi, KITE
rou opustil manzel nejmene ma
jeden rok, a ktera nema pro-
stTedky k tomu, ably sebe a deti
do 16 let uzivila, ma pravo ma
verejne prispenf. Tato penez-
III vyopmoc nenf pensi, nybrz
jakymsi pf1delem, jehoz vyse
Sc r1df pT1tomnou potTebou.
Zalezitosti tohoto druhu vyri-
zuje V New Yorku department
socialni pece Department of
Social Welfare).
Co Sc stane, kdyz pensista zme-
nj bydliste.
Dotaz: Ziji v lowe, kde do
stavam starobn1 pensi. Dosta-
val bych tuto pensi i v tom pT1-
pade, kdybych Sc pfestehoval
do jineho okresu nebo do jine-
no statu?
Odpoved: PTedpokladame,
re starobnf pensi mfnite pensi,
vyplacenou Yam staten Iowa.
Pfestehujete-li Sc do jineho sta
tn, prestanete miti narok ma tu-
to pensi, nebot statn1 pense do
stavaj1 pouze usedlic1 pf1slus-
neho statu. Pokud sc tyce ma
T1zen1 o zmene bydliste do il
neho okresu v hranicfch statu,
informujte sc O mem u mfstniho
"old age assistance bureau"
MGze byti pensista vydelecne
zamestnan?
Dotaz: V unoru mi Dude 65
let. Cd roku 1886 jsem vyde-
laval pravidelne SIS mesicne a
nam proto narok ma mesfcni
pensi We vysi $23.17. Dostaval
bych tuto pensi j takovem pfi
pade, kdybych sc pc case roz-
hodl vratiti Sc do prace?
Odpoved: MGzete Sc vratiti
do prace kdykoli, ale ma mesfc-
nj pozitky budete mfti pravo
jen v tech mesicfch, v nichz ne
vydelate vice nezli SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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erences. Announcements must
also pass The Stars general
rules Of acceptability. which are
framed to exclude all mislead-
ing, questionable or otherwise
Objectionable statements. While
The Star does everything within
its power to safeguard readers
against the fraudulent, inde-
pendent investigation should be
made before definite closing Of
negotiations.
In order that sufficient time
may be allowed for investiga-
ton such advertisements for
The Sunday Star cannot be &C.
cepted later than II pm.
Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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ROOMING HOUSE home: near 9th Euclid
SITS. NV: o rooms. 2 baths, Oil heat; sos
rent; hlled: 500; terms.
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
Capitals LARGEST Guest House Broker"
ROOM'G HOUSE WANTED.
We can sell your furniture and business
In few days II priced right; rooms up.
Phone or see
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
Capitals Largest Guest House Broker"
1910 Vermont Ave. RIM. 217. Ma. 1910.
averase ieass reas rent sanoo aa aHss
OWENS REALTY, ME. 0486.
CAFETERIA, with "a rms. long est; owner
leaVlnS city: 5000 handles
OWENS REALTY CO.,
I343 II st. NV. Room 400. Me. O4s6.
ROOMING HOUSE-l8 rms: rent. 500:
lease; price $1,000 easv terms.
OWENS REALTY, ME. 0487.
REST. beer flor coloredl: guaranteed
81 900 wk.. money-maker: $1,000: terms.
Luncheonette. rice place. rooms; acct
co Rest beer; wond place, guarantee
A. S. ECONOMoN DU. 6S17.
LET US SELL YOUR RooMrNG HOUSE.
ROBERT A. JULIA,
1909 Eye st. ma. 7452.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
Continued.

BEDS. maple. twin posters; dresser, chif-
forobe. occasional chair, NAH. dining table
and chairs, nah. foldins-top table. En-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-24
BOATS.

BOATS.
conversion; used engines Emerson 4643
after q pm.
'WANTED-Cruiser. with inclosed deck
house. standard make; not over 35 feet
in length Must stand rigid inspection:
Give complete description OF boat and
SPEEDBOAT. 30-ft.. sll-mahogany; new
Capitol motor; very fast; sacrifice. $500.
Michigan 22l9
CABIN CRUISER 30x9, fully equipped:
toilet, berths. galley: 4-56 GRAY engine
excellent condition; $500. Franklin 0603. .
WANTED outhoard motors regardless of
size or condition: cash for same. 1877
l1th ST. Sc.
EyNRUDE and Elto cupboard. motors:
lives. f37 nth Sc.
NICE FAMILY CRUISER. 24-foot. good
condition: marine engine; must sell. At
lantc 2424.
USED MARINE ENGINE BARGAINS
Observation-Disclosures
GRAY 1os HP,: for Runabout S5s5 90
LATHROP 100 HIP for Big
Cruiser, w. work of boat: powerful o- ~
DUCK HUNTERS, ATTENTION
Used Cupboard Motor-Guaranteed
Johnson 3 HIP. - ST. so
Evinrude Sportwin 3 HIP. S54 so
Also many more outboards-all guaran-
teedEa few demonstrators. 1910 models
IS" motors from $3.50 up.
ONE oNLY-CLOSE OUT-NEw-com
bination Row-Outboard-Sailboa 500 so
S. KING FULTON, INC.