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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-27
MI FavOr.ite
Veteran FORWARD Wall Expected to Give
Advantage Over Backfeld
Depth of State

ANN ARBOR Mich, Sept 27-(F9-Mchigan ruled short
today veteran Michigan State the
3h renewal of their ntrasae football rivalry before antic
spectators the nations crowd of the
kickoff scheduled for 2
Largely because of veteran forward wall that yielded only
the ground-and from with
ne-the Wolverines generally selected
Charley experienced talent that appeared to
supply of backs.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-27
Eckert;s on Top
in Lutheran Loon

OEckert's Paints won the odd
game from Awards Cafe TO
stay in first place i'm Lutheran
League competition at the Mount
Clemens Recreation last night.
In other matches Kukuk Con-
tractors, Alwardt's Distributors
and Krause Service all scored
sweeps. Rudy Kepsel. Of
Krause, posted the high three
game series with 20l in $50.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-27
Tn This Corner
roc PRONOUNCED PHOG) ALLEN ATTACKS
FOOTBALL WITH MINIMUM
OF REASON

mack N Your Cage. Phog DR.. F. c. (Phos) Allen
q the University of Kansas has just let loose with
intercollegiate football in which he predicts that
exist big business after the defense emergency
psses ,,.,....,. :. c.,o...
tops his field but from the home meadow he beats
like lost sheep The economic structure OF the nation viii
being today he Of the $40 universities playing
football. only so made profit last season."
Allen, attempt to the intercollegiate scene
complains Zone school in conference all familiar with
football and basketball players $45 month for doing
nothing except playing the varsity team
Sour Gr.pes, Perhaps Phog dsgruntled the
Kansas prares football players and the
school can't afford to out of the state There were rumors
Chicago had to lose G1 Ut before ne'
Just what meant by saying that the economic structure
81 II: :. s9e ss ns n
football games will be crowded And the collapse OF the
football Jumping at-concusions Allen evidently
that nobody plays football for fun anymore Admitted high
: unique for that And while Allen probably sneers
Of the game" coin phrase some OF the boys DO
ory and campus budup playing ball brings
Like enough to out for football even they not draw
s $50 monthly that fishes get in the field house
swimming pool
NJ That's No Halo: a." They tathetes) have snap courses
under professors who won't funk them Allen complains
Granted that football hardly qualify for wings and halo
to know being isn't the first qualification of foot
player few coaches have been heard to that few
might give it some consideration
Tom Harmon who was pretty good country phi player last
top player the year before, was q Phi Beta Kappa.
One suspects that the Kansans figures on football profit
esrous Sport Our Sons Should Try Croquet Society.
The fact . IN sss po s
expecting record crowd "a tip on the way the wind blows
should help ole Fog Phos to see that when res
cary money the fans will still flock to the games
Of its 70 sSS sw e as ss
Back to the dust bowl, Kansas Prairie Wind
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-27

AT one time, jade was sup
pdDed 70 have medicinal values
and gets its name from the Span
In ''ijada," meaning collie
stone"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-27
Outplayed, Marysville Gains
Tie with Richmond Team, 90

work of Beaverdol, Bobcean,
Hartway, and Boucher In the
backficld and that of Simmons
and Hebel in the 3ackfeld.
Richmond will ntertafn
Croswcll here next Friday at
$50 pm
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-27

Sixty-five per cent of the mo-:
ton pictures shown throughout
the world are produced in the
United States.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-27

Coach H. O. (Fritz) Crisler,
seeking his fourth successive
victory over the Spartans with
out defeat, nominated veteran
backfield with little Davey Mel
son, senior with limited ex-
perience, in Tom Harmon's
vacated tailback slot. Harold
(Tippy) Lockard was named at
wingback along with fullback
Bob Westfall and quarterback
George Ceithaml.
It was believed, however, that
the Wolverines would need con-
siderable ground gaining as
sistance from sophomores Tom
Kuzma, from Harmon's home
town of Gary, Ind. and Paul
White. River Rouge Jack Rab-
bit, to continue domination of
the series in which they have
conquered the Spartans ~
times against six defeats and
three ties.
TWINS TO START
Against this array. Bachman
selected the Davis twins, Willie
and Wvman, at quarterback end
left haifback, respectively, with
halfback Jack Fenton and full
back Charley Carey rounding
out the foursome. Here again
reserves were expected to figure
prominently, with B h m a n
calling upon Walt Pawlowski.
who scored both touchdowns in
States 81 to Ii defeat to Mich
igan last year. along with Mike
Shelb, Dick Kieppe and Bob
Sherman.
The Spartans made no secret
of their disappointment over
injuries to fulback Ed Ripmast-
er and tackle Frank Karas. al
though the latter was certain to
get into the game. Michigan's
prime casualties were halfback
Normal Call and tackle Bob
Flora.
Falling as il did into an ap-
parent duel between Michigan s
strong forward wall and States
backfield depth. the game was
expected to become a wide open
struggle for aerial supremacy
as we'll as ground attacking
honors Limited to a single first
down by rushing in the Mich
igan game last season. the
Spartans were we'll aware that
the air attack netted 149 yards
and, more important two touch
downs.
SPARTANS SPIRITED
Ending their preparation
with a light running drill on
their home field, the Sparatans
seemingly were more spirited
than at any time since allan
erica Johnny Pingel was their
trump card end they invaded
Ann Arbor fcarlessly. Were
going to make a lot of experts
eat paper" promised tackle
Fred Carter.
The Spartan squad Of so
was scheduled to arrive at Mich
igan stadium shortly before
game time by special campus
to-campus train.
The Wolverines, meantime,
closed with light drills and re-
tired 10 the seclusion of the
Barton Hills Country Club
their customary pre-game rem
devious. The Michigan camp
likewise was confident in the
knowledge that no member OF
the current squad had ever
bowed to Michigan State.
Probable lineups:
Michigan State Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Airplanes
Boats and Equipment

NEW i4.foot runabout and trailer, cheap,
1910 Warrington drive.
SMALL express cruiser. practically new
owner purchasing larger boat; sscridce.
Nj Clemens $40.
1s-FT. runabout model \ conversion; good
condition. equipped. Mt. Clemens sse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20

FOR sALE--4O acres, 3. mile sou1h TTen-
ton Village limits on Fort sues' =
mile paved frontage 7ffn Riverside Drive,
Trenton Mich Phone of8Z
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BUYERS GUIDE
PLUMBING. HEATING

EXPERT sewer service no digging; reason-
able prices: free estimates 24-hour serv-
Ice. Temple 1885,.
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Automobiles Wanted

AUTos-5o0 wANTED-TRY Us LAST
LAW a KOWALK
1901 LIVERNois NORTHLAWN 952s
BRING car and title here for high SIS
Fisher Record, 10000 Kereheyal.
BUYING used cars. any condition, junk
Alex Auto Salvage. TYLER 4-S7iS,
CARS WANTED from individuals only
VIII call ana see cars. DAVIS. 1879 Cas-
CASH for your car. We pay highest dolla
for '3ss. 39s, iOs, any make.
DAVIS MOTOR TIE. 1908;
CASH FOR YOUR CAR
cOULSoN. 1880 WOODWARD
Cash for your car A. retail price
CHAs. DALLAS, 1868 GRkTfoT
HIGHEST CASH PRICES IN CITY
ALL MAKES, ALL MODELS
Earl Reddick, 1920 Livernois
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Miscellaneous for Sale

lHExAGoS shingles. 1918 so damon
point roofing. 81 Is 80 eo-in. slst. roof
ting 81 IS 81 N .. p Unclaimed FFtisht
1888 Gfatiot. owe 1925
KoDAKs. movie cameras. Will seil, buy
exchange. Acme Camera Ex., b17 Shelby
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20

BUYERS - Any East side property; cash.
terms. Burd, lvanhos s3t0.
CASH FeH-HetsE fiat ~eat- alds-
Charles Simon. 26s3 Michigan, Lafayette
O10o
PARTY WITH CASH WANTS SMALL
HOME. EAST SIDE, ROCKVILLE 1910
PROPERTY TO SELL 10 RELIABLE
CoLORED. CASH OR TERMS. TIE 1880.
PFHDY CASH RUYERs HOUSES, has.
apartments tcolorsdJ. Temple i-Ooss
Tyler 5-O722.
WANTED-singIss two-fa,. small apart
ments for coiored. Have clients for
cash or terms Alonzo Hail. 1905 Broad
~ay-cA. 20io.
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Money to Loan
On Real Estats
Business Opportunities

BARBECUE REsTAURANT and confec-
tionery doing nice business. very cIsy
location. will sacrifice for cash. TRINITY
l-0asn
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Camp Traiiers
Motorcycles and Bicycles

BICYCLE SALE All sizes New. used.
Bargains at JerDs 1901 Graad River.
MoToRcYCLEs-New used. parts, service
EDWARD KEHoE A Co. 1894 Cd. River.
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Electric Refrigerator

DE LUKE Frigidsirs; sealed unit like
new; repossessed $50 e5. Universalh
1880 Gratiot At Smile Road.
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Musical Instruments

AcCoRDIoN-slightly used. piano keys
full size; Ss7, 80, terms. Open sundays
Castigleone, $3.50 Gratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20

AMERicA's Lowest priced auto radio
reg s2s so. nov sits7. Wolstons, 1912
Woodward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Auto Repairing

MOTORS Rebuilt Not Just ovsFhsuied.
WM MUTT a SON 22s0a MICHIGAN
MOrORs-An mAKes rebuilt m0dernised.
Motor Rebullders. Inc, 1908 Il. Larned.
SIZE Champion tor rebuilt metors. i465
cass, TK. i-73i0
STOP Oil pumping. slS b5. 81 a Wk. West
ern Motor hehullders, 1901 Cd River.
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ARE YOU interested in a little farm
II So write for FREE pamphlet fescrio-
ing over 100 itse farms located on vss'
eide from l. acres Up. Write Box B-oSJo
Detroit Times.
\HowELL--i33 acres good land, sell OF
trade Owner Ailsntie fSos
ionAcRE FARM - stock Implements
81 500 81 500 down Deal with owner
TIRE. miles south from Concord. FLOYD
Cornell
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A CLEARANCE OF oil heaters, all 1870 and
le4i standard makes; 10 o rooms.
tIs e5 TO 13g e5. Opes Ewes.
RArMi BROS
4sOs CD. RIVER. Mr.. 1srH
1890 GD. RIVER. Mr.. SCHOOLGIRL
ALL kinds used stoves. rebuilt like new.
81 up $3.50 Grand River, bet. West
lChiesgS@snd Liyernoif: 2sl3 East DAWSON.
between Mckay and Maine, open tiil .
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Radio Service

ANY radio repaired. 81. so; guaranteed. in
GLIDING parts Gin stock). Tyler s-eo3s. 2
sERVICfNG all radios. models. free horns
cheekup. ReasOnable. HoEarth oees
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Little Farms for Sale


CoLORED -Lliile chicken farms a. bar
gain prires Wayne and Beverly Roads
Zones, Columbia 1910. Madison STsf
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Aidgsts. consoles. record players. Dist
srROhnENJ-C Headquarters. -
Co.. ytoe cass At Psterboro Open evenings
SAVE AT syRIiNs
1919 Broadway Open Until p. m
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Automobiles Wanted

600 CARS ar trucks si0,S2Oo imme :
date service Consumers scrap Iron
Trinity 1880.
500 LATE MODEL CARS WANTED
3a20 WOODWARD
Evening star., 1941-06-27
Fish and Other Game
Should Come Easy
In Dixie States
Many Varieties Planted
In Southeastern Sector;
Alabama Is on Example
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 81
Dixie fishermen, if you aren't catch
ing 'em this season it's probably your
fault!
They're therel Because Federal
and State agencies planted" ST.
432,541 fry and lingering fish in
southeastern streams, lakes and
ponds over the last year, and, OF
course, there was the natural re-
production of millions more.
If the field and gun boys don't
find more quail, wild turkey and deer
this fall, the conservation experts
are going to be surprised, too.
The Southeastern States distribut-
ed 104,928 quail, 4,12l turkeys and
232 deer in the past year, and lib
Grated 2,2l5 chukars. an oriental
game bird three TO four times as
large as quail and only recently
introduced in this country.
And most States will "set OUT a
new crop of quail in September
October and November, raising them
on their own game farms.
Some idea of the industry" the
States have made out of fish anc
wildlife propagation may be gained
from considering that Alabama
.spent $4,000 operating its own anc
delivering for Federal hatcherie'
in the last year, keeping three
trucks busy night and day.
Mother other Southeastern State
have somewhat similar fish anC
Wildlife restoration programs.
Evening star., 1941-06-27
BALTIMORE.
H.rk

Whether the fish will take another
holiday this week end is beyond our
ken. That they are in bay and
river there is little doubt, for catches
through the week have been limited
only by the desires of the individual.
1t is late now to make that reser-
vation for Saturday or Sunday. In
fact. at all the better-known fish,
ing ports boats usually are reserved
by Monday for the following week
end.
In our more than 80 years on
Chesapeake Bay we never have
known so many to follow the fish,
ing. That they enjoy it on Sundays
on trips that, due to traffic conges-
ton. stretch hours beyond normal
travelling time hardly is understand
able. Many cannot get away at any
other time, but if they could their
enjoyment would be increased ten
fold.
Staggering the opening hours OF
various Government agencies has
f1attened the peak of traffic situation
and staggering paydays will relieve
much of the shopping congestion.
Why not stagger days off? 1t would
give more time in actual fishing
or on the beaches and less time on
the road
Shrimp Rated Better Bait.
In the upper bay there are but two
bats to use right now, shrimp and
crabs. The latter may be peelers or
soft. With them there is more
chance to snag those occasional
trout, but the cost is considerable. A
dozen is worth anywhere from a
dollar to more than twice that, de-
pending on their size. And dozen
crabs make but 96 baits-not many
for a party of four-so the best bait
is shrimp. The best of this prob
ably is Fernando shrimp, shipped
here in boxes.
These have been hard to get this
year for the shrimp boats have just
about dragged out the regular
grounds and aren't meeting with too
much success on those farther off,
shore. Prices have increased until
the angler thinks those handling
them are making a mint, but at 55
and 40 cents a pound the price is
reasonable. One pound of shrimp
will make more than a hundred
good bats.
We wonder sometimes if anglers
appreciate their sport stores carry
ing this item for their convenience.
1t isn't profitable business.
New Mark for Harrington.
Kip harrington, New York sports
man, keeps adding to his fishing
laurels. His latest catch at Tocopilla,
Evening star., 1941-06-27
Cupboard HeadIiners,
Pro and Amateur, in
Meet al Richmond
Ferguson, Juooby Among
so Who Will Contest
In Two o-Doy Affair

RICHMOND, Va, June 27.-Ap-
proximately so outboard pilots. in
cluding both the Nations No. l
ranking amateur and professional
drivers, will compete in the Vir-
ginia Power Boat Association an
nual trials and regatta here to-
morrow and Sunday.
Secretary S. P. Collier, jr., said
that Clint Ferguson of Waban,
Mass, foremast simon-pure speed
ster, and Fred Jacoby. jr.. of North
Bergen, N. j.. No. l money pilot,
would be among the competitors on
the James River course, where three
world outboard records have been
smashed in recent meetings.
Most of the leading pilots of East
ern Seaboard and Southern States
are included among the entries.
Occupations listed by the pilots
range from housewife to publisher.
The races will renew the close
rivalry of Ferguson and Jimmy
Mullen. Richmond, National Glass
F champion and No. 2 amateur.
Ferguson also is bringing his big
Class K motor for the time trials.
He was skimming along at better
than 85 miles an hour last year
when a piston jammed midway
down the course before he could
claim the fastest mark ever turned
in by an outboard job.
Evening star., 1941-06-27
Fishing Prospects
At Nearby Points

Benedict, Md-Hardhead and
trout.
Deale, Md.-Hardhead. Boats
fishing Eastern Bay and Gooses
for rock.
Kenwood Beach, Md.-Boats
fishing the Gooses. Catches run
ming to well over 100. .Hardhead,
some trout.
Solomons, Md.-Large catches
of hardhead. Stripers by trolling
and cumming. Catches running
up to 80.
Point Lookout, Md.-Boats fish,
ing the Middles. Large catches of
hardhead and trout up TO 4
pounds. Channel bass and cobia
by cumming.
Wachaprague, Va.-Trout and
channel bass.
Cape Charles, Va. - Trout,
channel bass and cobia. Sea bass
and porgies offshore.
Ocean City, Md.-School tuna
and some large tuna. Marlin
are a possibility. Bonito plenti-
full. Few bluefish. Channel bass
on Fox Hill Levels below city.
Trout in the surf above. Sea
bass, porgies, trout on the wrecks
offshore.
Shady Side, Md.-Boats fish
ing Hilltop in mouth of Eastern
Bay. Hardhead plentiful, a few
trout and striped bass up TO II
pounds.
Evening star., 1941-06-27
WASHINGTON.
NIX 7,
ROD and STREAM x stsERaAN s'5a
Shrimp More Economical Boit Than Grab
Fishing Bootmen Improving Craft

Chile. was a broadbill swordflsh
weighing 853 pounds, just seven
pounds short of the world record
for the species and his fifth broad
bill to exceed 300 pounds.
The rain Monday night and Tues
day over sections of the Potomac
watershed didn't help bass fishing,
for it seemed to fall heaviest over
the streams that were clear or
clearing.
The river is clear enough in most
sections to fish with bait. The creeks
and coves on the Virginia shore
below Washington are large-mouth
waters. even though small-mouth
bass occasionally are taken. For the
angler who wants to do some serious
fishing they can be really productive.
They require a Virginia license, al
though they really are tidewater.
Fishing in Southern Maryland tide
water streams does not open until
August /.
The extent to which boatmen are
undermining their craft this year is
gratifying. Only q few years ago
one hardly could find big, fast,
comfortable boats. Now fine boats
are appearing at every port.
Solomons and Ridge are noted for
their fleets and Deal has good boats.
At Benedict, Capt. Shorter has
just received three 80 horsepower
engines to repower his cruisers.
When this is accomplished. soon
after July 4, Benedict, known as
one of the best fishing grounds on
the Upper Patuxent. also will rate
the claim of modern boats.
Evening star., 1941-06-27
Inland Cruising Charts
Are Made Available

New l941 cruising charts have
been made available by The Texas
Company for several sections of the
Atlantic Coast and other waterways.
They include Eastport, Me, to
Block Island, Long Island Sound
and New Jersey waterways, Della
ware and Chesapeake Bay, Phila-
delphia to Savannah, Charleston to
Key West. Cedar Keys, Fla, along
the Gulf Coast to the Rio Grande;
the Hudson River, New York canals
and Lake Champlain, and the Great
Lakes.
Evening star., 1941-06-27
Harrington Near Mark
In Swordfish Catch
On Chilean Coast

Word comes from Tocopilla, Chile,
that the big broadbill swordfish are
definitely off that shore. and Kip
Harrington of New York has re-
ported catch that is only pounds
under the world record for this
species.
harrington boasted a broadbill
scaling 853 pounds, using a 23-ounce
rod and 39-thread line During the
past five weeks Mr.. and Mrs. Far
rington have taken several broadbill
weighing more than 800 pounds and
a number of marlin in the 500
pound class.
Most of the bg fish were taken on
q 24-thread line,
Evening star., 1941-06-27
HydropIanes 10 Race
In Cambridge Meet
This Week End
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CAMBRIDGE, Md. June 81
Pacific one design hydroplanes will
compete for l94l Eastern champion
ship honors at the seventh annual
Cambridge Yacht Club regatta on
the Choptank River today and to-
morrow and possibly Sunday.
Emmett Andrews. regatta chair
man, said the American Power Boat
Association had designated the
Cambridge regatta as site for the
championships.
Although the regatta dates were
set for three days. Andrews ex-
planned no events would be held
Sunday, unless rough water forced
postponement.
Evening star., 1941-06-27
World Speed Records
Get Approval in u. S.

Because of the inability during
war days of the International Motor
Yachting Union, with headquarters
in Brussels, Belgium, to function.
George w. Sutton. jr., chairman of
the A. P. B. A. committee on inter-
national affairs, has been author
lied to approve new world records.
Certificates for "a of them are now
being prepared for American drivers.
Although l. M. Y. U. rules do not
recognize Glass F in outboards,
records are being registered in
Glasses M. A. B, C and x. They also
are available in the 225-cubic inch,
or four liter class.
D. M. Y. U. does not differentiate
between professional and amateur
drivers.
Evening star., 1941-06-27
Five South Americans
In u. S. Swim Meet

In spite of the war, the National
A. A. U. swimming championships
for men at St. Louis August 15-l7
will have an international favor.
Five South American champions
have sent word TO the A. A. u. that
they are ready to make a cOmpeti-
tive tour of the United States with
the nationals as the high spot Of
their trip.
Evening star., 1941-06-27
Sang Rowing Regata LongDstance Race Keep Boamen Active
Two Reguttus in a Row:
On PhiIIy Waters

Two one day regattaS for inboards
will be held tomorrow and Sunday
on Philadelphia waterways.
The Tristate Y. c. will be host
tomorrow at Essington, Pa, and
on Sunday the pilots will move
TO the Delaware River Y. c. at
Torresdale, Pa. for similar events
for inboard runabouts. 91s, 1855. 225s
and Pacific One Designs.
Evening star., 1941-06-27
Selfish Is Caught Off
North CuroIinu Coust

A sailfsh. said to be the first Of
the season was brought in from the
Gulf Stream off the North Carolina
coast. Roy Lennon of Bladenboro,
N. c., was the angler. The fish
scaled 50 pounds. 1t is said that
there are plenty of bluefsh schools
as we'll as mackerel on the banks.
Evening star., 1941-06-27
of Tides Hereubout

type, heavy The minus sign
time at
of high and low water
ack In Chesapeake Bay
Annapolis slack water
about 2 Az hours after high and low water by the shore
from Il to 1l
These tables compiled
Geodetc Survey.
Evening star., 1941-06-27
Busin Doesn't Need Fair

New York's Worlds Fair Is A
memory, but the boat basin in Flush
ing Meadow Park is getting more use
now than when the exposition was
going full blast.
Evening star., 1941-06-27
BOATS.


utility or fishing boats, yacht tenders,
auxiliary power for sailboats. Is hip, to
22 h:p, with or without nai Eedqction gear Isin:
Co. 18th and Penna. ave. sc.
36-FT COAST GUARD SURF BOAT
40-ft. cabin cruiser, good condition, 24,ft.
Chris Craft speed boat 1@a,hp. oh chTyslef
Basin. South Wash. Va.
OUTBOARD MOTORS, all sizes, new-used
biggest display in town; all kinds of boats:
easy terms. s. King Fulton; Inc, 900
Maine ave. s.w. Ma. 1895. Open $50 to $50.
sAILBoAT. 14-tt: owner must SELL built
etc: SIS. washington Yacht Club, 5th
and NJ sts. Sc. Capt Al oktavec. 29'
EVINRUDE SPORTSMAN. 2-horsepower
motor, for sale; self starter: finest condi.
ton; reasonable price. Dempsey Boat
WHY NOT BE CooL2 Live aboard a
double stateroom. Box 1851, Star. 2e'
CABIN CRUISER, Wheeler, 3s-ft.. chrys-
Ter Majestic 15G hP perfect se erdeF
net. interviews requested. F. L. Crutch-
field. No "6 N. sth St, Richmond. Va. 29'
l4-FT. THOMPSON, mahogany deck. splen-
did condition canvas Sc, coveri Fleming
INBOARD RUNABoUT. left. steel hull
4O-hp completely equipped. $3.50. Can
be seen at Nash Marine Dock, am. to
$40 pm. or call WO. 2040. 30.
TENDER. 8 it., Just built, screw fastened;
best material Railway facilities. Miller,
Alexandria 5O44
CABIN CRUISER, 4Oxll fully equipped;
Kermath 10; no reasonable of1er re-
fused See Steward. Corinthian Yacht
Club 90.
CABIN CRUISER, 30 it., factory built by
Hubert johnson; sleeps 4, galley, toilet
completely equipped. $1,000 cash, slIp