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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-10

only 80 years old but has already
made a fine contribution TO the
work Of the organization.
He received his education at
West Virginia State College,
graduating with a B. A. degree.
He received his Masters degree
in Public Administration from
Wayne University, Detroit, in
in June, 1850.
Mr.. Current served as execu-
tive secretary of the Detroit
Branch, 1941-46, during which
time the Branch was the largest
in the Association with top
membership Of 24,5O0. He directed
the fight for integrated housing.
fought blgotry and mob violence.
His activities in presenting anne
lucrative programs as the after
moth Of the Detroit riot OF 1943
were widely acclaimed.
He was appointed director Of
NAACP branches in September,
1916. succeeding Miss Ella Baker.
Since joining the staff in the Ma
tional office he has become re-
sponsible for the development OF
programs and activities as well
as the direction OF the Associa-
tion's 1900 branches. youth coun-
Gil and college chapters in As
states and Territory Of Alaska.
Under his direction, the depart
ment of branches has been en-
larged to include the positions of
membership secretary, youth sec
rotary, regional officers in San
Francisco, California, Dallas,
Texas, and Birmingham. Ala
bama.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-10
NELL RUSSELL'S COLUMN
ARRIVES TOO LATE! I!

Nell Russclrs column, THE
Way I See II" did not arrive in
Is one Of the few times in years
that Nelrs column has not made
the deadline.
The column comes from New
York. To keep II current it is
usually prepared either on the
weekend or on Sunday of each
week. arriving here on Monday. 1t
Is set in type and placed in the
forms to be run either with the
Tuesday or Wednesday press run.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-10
BY ED BLACKWELL
Staff Writer

There were far more Negroes
who heard Gov. Adlai Stevenson,
Democratic candidate for presi-
dent last Saturday when he was
in the Twin Cities, than heard
Gen. Eisenhower, the Republican
nominee, when he was here a
month ago.
AT the stevenson dinner meet
ing held at the Nicollet hotel,
which cost IS per plate. this re-
porter counted IL Negroes pre-
sent.
And at the rally in the st.
Paul auditorium, it was estimat-
ed that there were between 200
and $50 who heard the governor.
This was cause for comment
by some of the press members
who were travelling with Steven
son.
They were of the opinion that
this was an exceptional turnout,
percentage wise, after taking in
to account the much larger Ne
gro population in other sections
of the country.
II alse means, the members of
the Fourth Estate continued, that
the Negro population in the Twin
Cities has more political maturity
than will be found in other parts
of the nation
When Eisenhower spoke in St.
Paul, on the capitol steps. except
for some school children who had
been excused for the afternoon
and a few state employees who
were given time off from work to
hear the general, there was not
more than 20 Negroes present, by
the widest stretch Of the imag-
nation.
In both Of his Twin Cities
speeches, Stevenson hailed Sen.
Hubert Humphrey, who, as one of
the leaders Of the liberal wing OF
the Democratic party has become
a symbol Of hatred by the south
ern section Of the party because
Of his stand on civil rights.
In marked contrast to Eisen-
hover, who didn't mention civil
rights in any Of his Minnesota
talks, Stevenson made reference
to it in both Of his talks.
In Minneapolis when he called
Humphrey "one of the great
keepers of Americas conscience
and OF its liberties"
In st. Paul he accused the Re-
publicans Of not proposing to
encourage non-discrimination in
employment"
In Minneapolis, the Nicollet
hotels dining facilities were taxed
to the limit trying to feed the
LOO diners and there were about
go people who didn't get to eat.
But they didn't seem to mind
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On Picture Puge

Newspress Photos caught a
local man, Carl T. Rowan, as he
talked at a ~. Y. luncheon where
he received one Of the three an
nuaI writing awards from the
Sidney Hillman foundation. Row
an won the award for outstand-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-10

be the third since the state con-
ference was reactivated.
Registrations for delegates will
begin at nine a. m. and win be
welcomed to the conference by
the president, Rev Denzil Carly.
At the conference this year
there will be four workshops and
all delegates viii be assigned to
participate in one.
The workshops will be:
Legal redress, L. Howard Ben
nett. chairman.
Legislative. which will include
discussions on FEPC viii be
headed by Arthur Sternberg.
Community coordination, with
Frank Smith as chairman.
The education workshop will be
led by Rev. Floyd Massey.
The conference will adjourn at
1890 p. m. for lunch and recon-
vene at 2 p. m. where the work.
shops will get under way.
At 3:15 the business sessions
will start and George Dozier,
president of the Duluth branch
will preside.
Following these sessions, there
will be the annual election Of Of
ficers and members to the execu-
tive board.
At $50 the banquet will begin
at which time Mr.. Current win
speak and J. Nathaniel Smith
will be the master Of ceremonies.
Ermine Hall and James Murray
both vocalists, viii furnish music
for the diners and they will be ac-
companied by Harriet Smith,
pianist.
The conference will close with
a dance that will be held In the
gymnasium of the settlement
house.
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Waiting To See Grand Daugh-

Waiting To See Grand Daugh-
ter: Mrs. ZelI Thomas, practicing
attorney and her daughter, Miss
Johnnie w. Thomas of Centralia,
nj, will arrive Sunday, Oct. IL
and be the house guests OF their
father and grandfather Mr..
John Wood, 14031a Olson High
Way.
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Hundreds Pay Tribute To
S. Vincent Owens; Pastor
Massey EuIogizes Him

hundreds of Twin Cians, shocked the sudden death
of Vincent Owens executive secretary St. Paul Urban
League viewed the remains they lay in Brooks
Funeral Home last Friday
Hundreds gathered II a. m. Saturday at Pilgrim
Baptist church final respects the agency
i've Messages from the humble everyday citizen the states
chief executive, Governor Elmer Anderson Charles L. Horn
and corporation president and dozens
read
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GIoSfer Current
Hos Fine Record
In NAAcP Work

Gloster Current, director of
branches Of the NAACP who viii
be the principal speaker at the
State Conference of NAACP
branches in st. Paul Saturday is
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Credit Union Meeting; The
Credjafawn Credit Union Board
met Monday evening. Oct. 5 with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Murray, s36
Iglehart Ave.
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Stop! Look! Listen! Credjafawn
Credit Union Fashion Temp0s,-
Oct. %, Halle @. Brown, AdmIs.
sion, 70 cents.
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Fight For Ballot In Vain?

The fight permit all citizens regardless of
color which appeared may be lost in four days
Just this critical time when the National election ap.
proache the fight for the ballot may be in What
stake?
YOUR JOB
Candidate Eisenhower is in favor of state FEPC knowing
that southern will for FEPC Stevenson in favor
of Federal FEPC wherever the states refuse to act
CONTINUED SEGREGATION
Eisenhowes running mate Nixon says that the right
work and school should mot by compulsory
- by those with which people in Tennessee and
Virginia have encouraged it, In other words, completely
segregated like jobs and schools in the south Under
segregated schools in Illinois abolished
CIVIL RIGHTS - -...
Eisenhower has spoken for the witchhunter Mccarthy
Jenner and Others who smear defame and libel faithful c
like General Marshall Eisenhowers former friend
and beneactOr Stevenson while against Communism will
condemn innocent people without a fair trial
SEGREGATION IN THE ARMY
In 1913, Eisenhower testifyng before Congressional
committee favored continuing segregation of Negroes in the
Army. Stevenson has been against segregation.
DIxIECRATs JOIN IKE
The Dxerats have been abandoning the Democratic party
in favor of the darling General Eisenhower To his ad-
mirer Mccarthy, Jenner Taft and Others Eisenhower has
added the violent Dxiecats like Gov James Bvrnes
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ing reporting as exhibited in his
series Of articles in the Mime
apolis TRIBUNE on the south.
Photo on page 3.
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CarOIlna has threaened 70 south
Cardinals public schools if segregation outawed The pic
shows Dxecra Bynes with Eisenhower in complete and
happy harmony.
But why would fight be in VAIN They the right to
However YOU may lose it. YOU CANNOT VOTE unless
you registered And cannot register after October II to
at the presidential election.
The vote may be very close. few votes-yours-may
put Minnesota the side of the right candidate Mime
may swing the election the right candidate
YOUR CANDIDATE
What is the value of this great fight let you
you Register Courthouse at any time
until in the evening today Saturday, Monday Tuesday
The Courthouse will be open evenings the next few days for
registration After Tuesday October a. it will be
the fight for your rights will have failed
YOU ARE AMERICAl REGISTER TODAY
NOTE NOVEMBER 4th
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Past Masters Council Meeting
The Past Masters Council Of
Most worshipful Prince Hail
Grand Lodge of Minnesota and
Jurisdiction win meet Saturday,
October IL at 1880 p. m. at Pales-
tine Hail, 207 Third Street So.
Please be Present.
Secretary L. T. Green.
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Minnesota NAACP Holds
All Day Meeting On
Saturday; Current To Speak

In what is expected to be the largest state conference
the NAACP Gloser Current of New York City, national direc
tor of branches for the organization will be the principal
speaker at the dinner meeting Saturday evening
The state conference which will all day Saturday
at the Halle Brown House and Aurora ST Paul viii
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STATES RIGHTS

States rights" is a phrase which has
unhappy associations in the minds of
most Negro Americans. 1t has come to
mean that states may cheat, discriminate
against, segregate, beat MAIN, murder
and otherwise mistreat their dark citi-
zens without interference from the Fed
eral government. Crisis Magazine
Evening star., 1952-07-06
rRAlLERs

70 TT. HOWARD, all metal. never
pulled on the road, furnished, porch
attached Sleeps 3. Excellent con-
S1tiSn; TtIiSn.. 4is. hcs e; y: Temple Trailer a
1859 MODEL. lift. aluminium; like
osf aas iJlls jay sSass. ssaSSa19sesed' sl'Soo OF ss't
ANDERsoN 1851 1851 a7-ft.; sleeps 80 4,
shower. toilet: dolly and acces-
sories; excellent condition. Lot 232,
/, sauth. Of Alex. Inspect evenings
and week ends. g.
WANTED = Whizzer motor. cheap.
1918 ~; ~iiHsi HiREI SQUARE a. new tires
chrome: s4S5. 1ss Normandy dr..
Silver Spring, Md. 9H. 1915.
WHIzZER MOTOR BIKE Good
cond.; good appearances; lights and
no. norm; a1SI can deliver in wks.; S1o0.
MOTOR 6,tS sds! SCOOTER; sI =. cushman: M s-whssl
or delivery; 500. RA. O676.
BARLEY 46-45; good condition; new
offer. RA. O876.
LUGGAGE TRAILER, all steel; COM
plete, except body; $75; boat trail
ers. $75 and up. HAUL-A-WAYS,
M,ontsomsry os st Washington sts..
LUGGAGE TRAILER. large; strongly
built. canvas cover. JU. S-3427.
SPARTAN MANOR, I946, 25h IT,;
n: Pig 600; 70, incl re extras; e s. lot 29S, WOOD
1851 LIGHTHOUSE DUPLEX: 81, 500:
desirable location, Alexandria. TIE.
M-sYsTEM TRAILER. AS: 81 IT,. 3
viii sacrifice for si,is5 or % best ssSts. offer.
Court. S2O5 BALTIC. blvd. Berwyn. Md.
PALACE '52; 27 IT,, modern; sale or
trade for smaller trailer. SMITH.
KozY COACH. 1851, SO f., all alum
Slsla.I aa ':s se. u ssss sss' $500 s5:R VIII vii
ZEPHYR. 1851. % It. Tandem, all
aluminium, complete bath, lived in
less than go days. $2.795.
OLONIAi, 1850. all aluminium, COM
plete bath. apt: .size stove, hot and
|scHuLTE CIT SEs iss0. 0sit With bath, hot and
cold water. Special this week end.
kozY COACH, 1915 .es5
pIIUPAGE,; 11SS44s-------------$1.lS5
81 661ISEMr1, sEE ,o1S 11SS47-------------$1,6 ,6S5
ANY Of these trailers can be pur-
chased with Q small down payment;
balance less than apt. rent.
COLES
Located 3h miles north of Laurel, Md.
on U. 8. No. /, Phone Laurel 922.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
TRUST NOTES FOR SAIL.

2nd TRUST NOTES Of S4.35O pay
able $40.75 at 90; excellent Sc
curity with good down payment
Price S2,95O cash. Ii. 6.4441.
S5,SS2 End TRUST for So, 500 Sc
cured on fine Colonial brick house
Also other notes 50, 000-S5. 900 o.
subst. disc. RE. 1881. WO. 1926.
mo-: 6es; colored 2 apt. house. Ciyi
Service empl.. 81. 500, JU, 7-61O9
TOP PRICES PAID for End trusl
notes. HAROLD B. BoNARr a
FIRST TRUST-S10. 500, bearing eH
interest. payable S7S.75 monthly
property. sold for $IB,g00. This 4
an excellent and safe investment
End TRUST NOTES-S5.5 800 payable
sos a month at So; So. ESQ. 81. SOC
payable $51.25 mo. at 90: S2.750
10. 2-33l7.
900 QUINCY ST. NV, perfect record
Of payment; 81. .401 AZ balance $45
month for So. 500: 632 Webster st
NV. S4.95O for $500; numerous
3-yr. trust notes for sale. BERG
MAN REALTY CO.. ia. 1850, ST,
End TRUST-Seasoned deferred
purchase note; $500. payable $50
mo-. 61e. equity over $1,000. Only
$4,000. Income property. RA. 34lS.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
Water Front Cottage
WATER FRONT PROP. FOR RENT

BAY IDGE. MD and bedroem ,g1
Swim in the Chesapeake Bag, Hk miles
f TA Sats hoRSca esssa 46 BAx Fsrrss1t RE rd Bs;
Ridge, Nd. Bay Vista 2451.
COLONIAL BEACH, VA.-Cottage, &C
commodate 6; lge yard: porch. Avail.
rtaTP%PsSdHHaSSyock tT%sdHHtsly;o EM. k1ffSV3iER-whit, 1fS3i
Creek; 3 and 4 room furnished cot,
tages, modern conveniences; $40 and
$45 per week; boat included; good
fishing era66ing' SWimmiag; Shlin ascr. "T1.e 81.
WATER FRONT COTTAGE. furn. or
By Wk. or mo. Tel. west River 70l3
or drive E. on Rt. 214, 90 mi. ia
Loeb Haven rd., turn left thru Glebe
Heights subd: to Long Paint Farm.
Modern; availabls after July g;
from sea wall; sleeps 8, adults only
Fine fishing: boating swimming; 66 Fol
COLONIAL BEACH-waterfront prop
for rent; electric, gas and bath
PVT: SE2&scH, gorgeous view. 1907.
farmhoase; n1ai Ua IS mi. t'i 5, e.; 5 s1oS peI pei
wk. Phone this week end through
Tues. North Beach 62S1. "a
LONG BEACH RENTALS. 2 and
bedrm. cottages at this. exclusive
waterfront colony; rentals, $45. te
500 per week; everything furn. bui
linens; no finer bathing, fishing OF
Grabbing on Chesapeake Bay; choice
periods available. Select your va
HILL INC, Prince Frederick 30S-J.
St. Leonard, Mo.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
WArERFT PROP. SALE tcont.l WATERET PROP RENT tconl

ATTRACTIVE BAY-FRONT COTTAGE
Restricted subdivision; rms. ant
bath. porch, all conv.; row boat
outboard; $75 Wk. Inspect weel
end, or call ME. 005S. FRANK 8
SMITH. Cape Anne.
BREEZY POINT BEACH, MD. Moderl
cottage. b. and c. running water
screened porch; water view. M
beach, accom-. 8. Avail. July Ii
DARES BEACH, Md lge. rms.
mod conven; fenced I'd; safe sand!
beach; avail. July 6 to July Is
AK. 4047.
COLONIAL BEACH, vA.-Cottage To-
rent: accom-. 3; elec. icebox and ga
stove. Call after 3 pm, HI. 5034
COLONIAL BEACH-Cottage; accom-
8; gas, cleo. water; lge. screened
porch. AK. 2901.
HERALD HARBOR - arm. cottage
clean and comfortable; quiet loca'
ton; near water; gas and electricity
through Aug. 3; $10O; references
GE. 1928.
WOODLAND BEACH-3-bedrm. cot
tage. MRS. SEATON, 10. 9-S624
Evening star., 1952-07-06
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; 3 to s year terms saIN ano
monthly payments. P. j. WALSadss'
INC. Ills Eye st: nv, NA: o499'
first deeds Of trust. Low interest
rates. No parking problems. THE
VIENNA TRUST CO. Vienna. Va:
AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE for ls'
End and 3rd mortgages; nearby MH AZ
properties. Call Mr.. PiEHCYs J9
$4,000. 3l9 Fig Bldg. Sil: Spg.. MO
End AND 3rd TRUST NOTES pn6-
Chased. Cash in one day. Can MY
WEBB. RE. 1851; ewes; DU oMkGs
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARTOW REALTY CO, Realtors
1S3l q st. NV. ME. 24o5.
CASH PAID for 1st. and 2no tr1s'
notes. white or colored. in D. =.
TON r. GORDON. COLORADO Blos.
18th and @ sts. NV. DI. oZao'
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST =. W
viii buy second trust notes .. 2.
nearby Nd, or Va. Reasonable rates
NNiATIoNAL Nip MoRTAGE q INVEST
MENT CoRP;s 1912 N. 7. ave. NV
sPoT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
21s to 4eS DISCOUNTS.
MR.. QUICK-RA. 341S. "a.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
MOTOR CYCLES

INDIAN CHIEF, l94S, excel. cond
$4,000 MI, never wrecked, man,
extras, sale or trade for late mode
car. No. 4 Pearson st., Kensington
Md. LO. 5-0317.
I940 MOTOBECANE motorcycl.
made In France with new paint
throttle. carb. and clutch; goot
tires, excel. cond. Must sell 6un
day. Owner leaving city, SIS. JU
1884.
HAIR. .-DAv., 81, 1850 miles. LO
4-7377. Call evenings on week.
days. All day Sunday.
INDIAN CHIEF motorcycle. excel
cond.. reasonable. Phone WI. 3277
HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1850 "A o.h.v
offer. 3144 18th. st. NV. MI. 7114
Evening star., 1952-07-06
AVIATION

PT-19 1941: good engine, some parts:
$50. UN. 1441. d.
SAMSON VOYAGER, metal prop.
red finish, instruments. 2-wa.
radio. Call OIL. 1851. -
PIPER CUB y-3, excellent condition
Call TIE. S770. -6
CADET. Culver LIZA. Like new. JUS
rebuilt; low total time; I25-mpl
cruise; 2-way radio. A bargain. H
e. McGOVERN, Front Royal. Va
Phone $40. or 961. %
SWIFT, 1916, lust relicensed. aero.
matte prop: $1,000 or best offer
See at ERGO Field. TU. 5000, ext.
319.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
LOANS

nTAMONDS, jewelry. silverware. etc;
To per month Tickets issued
LIVINGSTON q CO., .1423 y q
NV Me 3440. Bonded ano "
censed by the District.
LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS lNTERESl 81
LET me refinance your nome ant
Consolidate your present trusts
thereby reducing monthly paymen
and interest and give you any pal
ance in cash. Call MR.. MILLER
ME. 1920; evenings. La. 6-5194:
End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS .
immediate service. Call Ma 6o4O
INA St' NV, Q1th and K
Evening star., 1952-07-06
BoATs tcea..l

CHRIs-CRAFT, 27-ft. super incl. AZ
tras: S4.SS0; kept In boatheuse e
1st ave-. Selby-on-the-Bsy. Full!
ms w. in popRoo sEass lRsnse' Wsst RVs' na'
cARTIoP BOAT. .'SS Wolverine. WrfneAse. good con.
cassW. cdisisSn. y S53, ys,,svo2 Otis s0si; ,. 90 :.
10h beam ideal for fishing OF
les slls.s,ns sse s'seD' Can pss5 so so5s s5sS
CkUISEk. 32-ft., copper. r.riveted hull
new Chrysler engine; sleeps 4: lge
galley; excel. sea boat and in A. !
cond.. ready to cruise, $4,000. BU
REAU MARINE SERVICE, $40 Severn
ave. Annapolis. Md.
CANOE Al new ls dcuSs Ss T3Tn cDs set 3sta D.sS mSs
1s-TT. slp ToasAIsSi SasiN cEUisEa. eli Ri as is; n,
motor; $3.50 or best otfer. Cal
FOE SALE. S2II finland Lakes" c-stocl
ing props; complete, $476. In frst
3 places every race. Rear 21IS
Rand pL ne. Just of Bladensburs
rd; until IL noon. Phone AP. 1881.
SALBOAT. - f.. LIGHTNING Class,
ers anchor neo csSssaSn ss5o h o. Johnson sSH
500. Old Dominion Boat Club
oUTBoARiD i1ifsaafi6 MOTOR. 81 ,Ro'. johnson. aM
h. p. like new, $40. OW. O290.
AFT. OWENS. twin Chrysler motors.
cabins: sleeps 2, two heads, exc
EvINRUbE Hses oUTBoARS. Is oSep E. B., IA.
IT. runabout, remote controls, trail.
er. HI. 300. Ext. 2159 week days.
NEW rs FIT. LYMAN BOAT, and 2t
h.p. 1851 Evenrude motor. equip
with auto. controls and steering
sTEEESGRAFr-se iii ScAFr #. 1s4s de ia lux.
sedan; used only S3 hours. Packard
engine; reduction drive; hydraulic
controls: many extras: Original
owner, $500. ia. 4-0730.
'46 STEELCRAFT. sacrifice, S2.250;
OUTBOARD h. p. Elgin. late model;
fice SOS. La. 6-b3IS.
MAST WANTED. 2Nx4 in. By % IT,,
spruce. WO. 6266.
MERCURY HURRICANE 10, used
hours. and 12-ft. boat. 1915. TIE.
sxXffIIRBoAr, 14M, IT. mahog. decking,
oak frame, cedar planking, COM
pletely refinished; sail; outboard OF
row: many extras. S296 or best
SAILBOAT, 10 it.. 1 silk sail; ideal.
esaD ain: sssp sssh kr nsy osi5 gfn' =.
.,san SALE .:;s s5-fs st..V %shNs snsss
lying slip So4 e dock. Corinthian
Yacht Club. see Stewart or phone
HUI. 7572 after July 2. IS
Evening star., 1952-07-06
BoATS

BOAT. S,ti1 1sM-ft,;, s for sale: l GOOD con: n
seen at Md. Marine Corp. Mayo,
Maw. MS; Hh Mest cISf!fE RiyeE 4l7l. See Mr.
I94S HIGGINS 26-ft. sedan cruiser;
used very little: all equipped: sleeps
offer. Phone Annapolis 652a. 20
EvINRUDE MOTORS and Thompson
motors and parts; rentals; service
tackle. soUtSTrHEEAsT 1szi. SALES 'o. CO..
,737 11th st. Sc.
FL FIT. CRUISALONG. 1947; fully
equip, IS h.p. Gray marine. engine,
;po and p.as. nee sit na E-s9. r. Wash. @ Mari Marina
1900 Maine ave. s.w. -6
FISHING PARTIES, Chesapeake Bay
Eastern Bay. Gooses; Herring Bay,
Eor rresssgsvation call CAPT. KING.
TWENTY-EIGHT FOOT DAY BOAT.
1949; Flagship eng. Rock Hold
ss5o sE;s5o NV; Of T. sriasi %fT4Mass 4 Riasf r.
FisHfNsG FiissHaffNsG PARTIES, Herring b Bay,
Eaisi5n aPTHr BEaY siy Rd west Go9sss sysr sis gi
eO-FT. AUXILIARY YAwL-sleep.
2; head. sink and stove; engine
newly overhauled. UN. S65S. Can be
seen at South Harbor. mr.. South
River Bridge. Edgewater, Md. "a
A REAL BUY-15-ft. runabout and
Wizard motor, 9 h.p., both for $275
or best offer. Can be seen at Wesley
Stinnette Pier, North Beach. Md.
Call ia. 1874. %
| 20 #. long. sleeps 4, 92-h.p. Chrysler
Ace engine. So, 500. See the Steward.
CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB. 2nd
and v SITS. S.w. %
3O-FT. CHRIS-CRAFT CRUISER. 1941
sedan. 130-h.p. engine. A good buy
at $500. Might trade on larger
boat. Slip 60, CAPITAL YACHT
CLUB. or write p. o. Box 1905.
ss-FT. CRUISER. sleeps g. fully
equipped: located Selby on the Bay.
Follow signs to JOHNSON. vi. 212S.
e6-FT CABIN CRUISER. oUen
cockpit. marineds Dodge motor. $3.50;
1S-ft. sail sloop, with sails and
Evinrude outboard motor. best offer;
left. rowboat. $55; 2-cylinder,
heavy duty Palmer motor, iS-h.p.,
$3.50; 4-cylinder Sterling marine
motor, 10-h. p. $50. SOUTH RIVER
BOAT YARD, -Riva. Md.
38-FT. BAY BOAT, fine shape. 1885,
h.p. Chris-Craft engine, run 125
hrs. Balsa life-raft, $1,000. vi
ZOO. Ext. 905. -6
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TRAILERs Cont. }

SAVE &1,5O0 on like-new 36-foot
Spartan Imperial. Mansion. all alumi-
mum; many extras. CAPT. Boil
TEN. Ii. 6-6700. Ext. 7-s745 or
Evening star., 1952-07-06

ELCO, 1947, 27-FT.; NEW
CHRYSLER CROWN, "
DRIVE; NEW CANVAS, s. S.
RADIO TELEPHONE, NEW
BATTERIES, 12-VOLT.
DOCKSIDE AUTOMATIC
CHARGE Err. FRESHLY
PAINTED, FAST, ABLE,
READY TO GO. $6,000.. DIR.
SHAPIRO, SELBY BAY
YACHT BASIN, WEST
RIVER 7703.
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SAVE $1,000

Glider, 1852. brand-new, never lived
In; SO It.. all aluminium. eomplete
bath, apt. -size stove with broiler
refgr. with deep-freeze compartment
hot and cold water; every modern
convenience. Trailer can be pur-
chased for as little as $795 down
seas. Trailer can be seen all day
sat. and Sun. at COLES. Located
on the Wash. blvd. 81
miles N. or Laurel. on u. s. No. l
Phone Laurel 922. IS
Evening star., 1952-07-06
VACATION PLACES

REMODELED coach
Large studio liv. rm., 3 bedrns.. 2
baths. kit, fireplace; $500 mo-: 81
Gibson ave-, Narragansett. r. J.. Of
telephone Narr. l344-R.
where the mountains anc
river meet. Cottages nestled in. thu
trees on the bank Of the beautifu
Shenandoah River. Pleasant days
cool nights. Each room with BATH
ing, swimming and riding. Cater.
ing to family groups. Kitchen faclli-
ties for i1fants. Moderate rates;
90 miles from D. C. SHENANDOAH
RIVER LODGE, Luray, Va.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
VIRGINIA REACH

ocean front house available
Immediately, 4 bedrms., 2 baths. liv
rm., dining rm., kit, laundry rm
with auto. washer: lge. landscape6
new furniture, new beds and mat
tresses; bargain. $3.50 thru Labor
Day; 72nd st. and Ocean Front
phone Virginia Beach 1901.