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Evening star., 1955-06-02
AUTO ION SAN tcent.l

v9N50 gggo1 e. a. qodsl pIskup. Hu. s
FORD . Victoria skyiineF; 3-tons
green Anish: equipped: ti,5e5:
ccc GUARANTEES.
Capitol Cadillac -0lds. Co.
1922 22nd 81. NV. ST. $4,000
FORD 1852 Custom es' Fordor; .
perfect performing one-owner car:
with Fordomatte, :. and h; turn
signals; sea mist green nnish.
Si.065. Written guar.
TRIANGLE MOTORS fRoRDl
1910 r. /. AVE NE. Dk. 2-6302:
FORD '55 Custom Ranch waeon;
aqua tone blue; 8 months old: 2.
rHsn sna b, csll ,d5c 70 2osse2; oeS 2I;,,.,: 1k..
new new: si.2s5. Eineoin z-s5Oo.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
AuroMosILEs Fok SALE

PONTIAC 1855 z-dr.: ieu miiss
Si.S5e. FLOOD PONTIAC. l32i Con.
nectfcut WO 6-H40O.
PONTIAC 1855 station wdgon; 81.
274. Never. sold; nsN-ear Esrranty
AZ niiss;a ssa inSeasSlss;s, easge;,eut Lo0D PUs Wo
IPSSSSfifxic PSSSSfiYfxsic 80 ds luxe 4-aeer: mn,
down. Mcneil PONTIAC. 1880 wis
ave. OIL. $4,000. In the Heart o.
Pontiac P6ossafias .55 stasehief 4-dr.: : mod.
ern Combination in striking eolors
So. 500. HoRNER.S BUICK. I'LL
PONTIAC - station wagon. excel
lent condition. $409. HoRHKkss
BUICK iii l4th. downtown. .pI
POSTTffac ,5s cat. "s7oa: bolero red
title. VII. 6-sss5. after 9 pm:
PONTIAC ,4s chieftain "sss 4sdl
sedan: original black. equipped Wit
REDUCED sns n fcri %eieshlssi suiss sale: $40 u
cash necessary on good credit. KTRl
As MAoroEz SdzsSS SoH 1000 os. ave AZ n nv
lPoNTIAc i53 chieftain de luxe q
l door sedan; 8 cyl. r. and h.. dark
blue; excepticnapy clean; special
ARCADE PONTIAC co.
j RS sfpso4 4lssSosl 4lssS q En- Ivy, !,
IPoNTIAC 1852 Chieftain ssS'' de luxe
4 4-dr.: Hydra Matte. r and h.. seat
covers; 2-tone green finish: S995.
i MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th St. sil. spR.. Ju. 5-6lSd
'iPONTIAG '53 chieftain ssS'' 4-dr. /;
i Hydra., Z. and NJ: 81 500. HoR-
4 NER's. Buick; iii 14th down
PONTIAC .ss: $500 and take over
4 PAYMENTS, r. and b.; low MILEAGE.
lrSErises.9'so iss1ss-o'so 4.dr, sedan: !. - ana
rs s4ee; sea5 sl Chief che rs, "s. 4,dr;; L.: :.
! $50. S5ii HoRNERs nyssi" coRNER. & NE = BUICK s
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at ath. Ii.
lPORsoaE 1855 new speedsser:: also
4 '55 Austin Healey 200. Austin
| Cambridge, Hillman. Morris Minor,
4 MO. Sunbeam, Mereedes-Benz.
Kaiser. Willys; starting 81 S1,446.
4 MANHATTAN AUTO. INC. Est.
4 1914. 9TH at r St. n.wa NO. 2.
2700; branch sales 1910 King ST.,
Alex Va. KI. S-5525.
ISTUDEBAKER so Champion 4-dr
excel. cond.: 1-oWNER. Must sa'
due to transfer. OV. 3-OlS3, p
pm. -
Evening star., 1955-06-02
AUToMoBlLls ron SALE

IPACKARD ,s2 3.dr.: fully squipped'
! tailored seat covers. SPARKLING eluf
price, Seg5. LOGAN fFordl. I'LL
18th q; nv, pl 7-5so0. ,
rASRA9s1 ssas srEks m zsS COX isS sS,af e pesI- sd
er. Ria, ave. ne. ct gthy Ii. 6-9464.
lPAcKARD 'Sb Constellation hasdtop;
a-tone .finfsh, ,. and h., UlkremAtie.
| ftlH power. Wv. tires and the neW
ride ,,,ss ssn,stia9I saGan,, g 300 siLyEs ,nSs
sErNMINoc EMi ow1 M0rod 3.s g.. cav Ave.. Ns si sDs. Sss
IPIHtioUTHs8'ss flS j cranbrook 4-dr.
sedan; blue, equipped; S709.. 'b1
black 4-dr. WV. tires. 7. and a..
$500. HoRNER's COR. Buick
Dealer Fla. ave. ne. At 9th. Ii.
lP1IY1MSodurH 1851 cranhrook sedan;
4 heater, seat covers; orig. HIGHT cray
finish: car No. COLA; today's spe-:
cial. S595. MONROE FORD. 1887
East-West hwy. 81: spg,s Nd. Open
lrEYmoUrE rsysRlotS y 81 ~ ci.SbrSos S57SCt 4-dr.
No. eis.A. MONROE b FoRb. 81 : 500
wis. ave. NV. wo. $4,000. Open
IPLYMoGIa ia 4-doori Z and ~
HgtsS1 y.
IpIlnSsd IpIY%cuTH 81 eony.ftibie: cream, S
black top: excellent condition: SHQ5
;. Or make offer. Call after $50. RA.
rSsSasH SSsisasssH Lac lssl' i 81 Bslal i, slsss; i
sToHISyAN SS5 SSy Z cHs1soLsT iS9s 81 rsfsnE sEan
! GUARANTEES, Can AD. 2-S722 and
ask for Hlll serhus. sERvIcEMEN
IPLYMOudfR 80 sedan: driven I less
than 1900 miles b owner. past
~ yrs. to take small child 3
blks. to school; always kept under
~ m;p.h garaEed and serviced
monthly: like new. though car not
1n RoI pss ssrH nov; az. yin sell for best otter.
lPLYMOUTH '4s Special de luxe 4
| $3Ss to SS45. Il. D. EEAsy, Jr. H.
Used Car Lot. 5l20 Wisconsin ave.
nwS Ho. 2-eoI2. Open daily. 8
lPLYMoUTH 1861 club coupe: srsy
i I. and h.; clean. 1.owner ear; hes
oner. Call II. a-75a1. ewes. --3
lPLYMoUTH ,52 de luxe 2-door: !
and h.. seat covers, turn sienais
spotlights. very good shane. canno
buy transp. cheaper 1t this price
$685.. safety. tested for your pro
4 scStiJh.. ou-uhs NrlAten Rubf.
PAUL BROS. COLDS. J
WIS. AND ELLIcoTT ST. NV.
kB. T-l30S. 80. Closed SUNDAY
- -
PLYMOUTH 1881 Cranbrook 4-dr. |;
/ Z. and h., seat. covers. Wv. tires;
toorigg. sark blue. 30-day warranty;
| MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th st., sil. spg.. JU. 5-8I SO
- "a
PLYMOUTH '5l de luxe 4-door:
| heater. Reduced from $ti95 70 $69b,
guaranteed, H.. B. LEARY. JR..
used-Car Lot. 5l20 Wisconsin ave
NV Ho. 2-6012. Open daily. o
lPIYMoUTH .se cranbrook 4-door:
radio. heater. Good buy. Was S995,
sacrince S796. Guaranteed. II. B.
u LMARY.. JR.. Used-Car Lot. 6I20
4 Wisconsin aye; NV. no. S-6ol2.
pqTModI4Ey 9Ssn dnIly 20 70 cs,,,r,s,. -. -
S995; reduced from Si .Ss5. ii. 3.
LEARY, JR.. Used-Car Lot. 5190
4 wisconsin ave. NV. Ho. 2-6012.
Open daily to g. -
IPLYM0UTH | 1885 new Plaza 4-door
"6":: heater. dir. sigs.. foam rubber.
This Is I ! NEW va ! 1cARMtitle a IL tie hi1i viii Be-
delivered by dealer. No trades. EN-.
PLYMoUTH 81 Helysders: s7ss: ?
14th (downtown). DI. 7-3S93. -:
4-dr.. sedan; beaut. two-tone ivor,
and blue. Wv. tires, +. and h. ant
numerous other extras. A genuine
/ 16,000-mi. car In 1ike-neW cond.
| specially priced for quick sale a
| S1,099, trade and terms. KIRE
MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave, IA
Evening star., 1955-06-02

STUDEBAKKR 80 Champion 4-dr,:
black: low mileage: guaranteed. a
steais at S705. LEE D. BUTLkB
(6.E.), INC. Ii. 3-7T1f, 1884 "a.
ave. sse.
sTUDEBAKERs 80 Champions. epes..
2-docr and 4-door sedans; SEQ 70
| S4A5. Fully equip. BOWMAN
| 6TBDEBAKER. 1900 Ga. ave. n:ws'
lsTnHDEBaKER ,5s Champion REGAL
2-door sedan: heater and 90;
I clean, one.owner car: attr: red nm
ish. Priced TO sell. 81. 1876, BOW
MAN STUDEBAKER, 1900 Ga. ave.
sTTjUnDiiEBaKER .5S Commander Regal
4-dr.. Il and h.. auto. trans: unaer
1000 actual miles. Sl.395. BOW
| MAN STUDEBAKER, 1900 Ca. ave.
sTIiUUDiERiHKEh '5a club coupe; fully
equipped, absolutely in new-csl
Condition throughout. $685.. LOGAN
lFordJ, lii 18th st. NV. DI.. e
sTiiUHDSkBAKER ,52 chsmplon 4-dr;; \;
with overdrive. s6e9; HoENEhs,Sf m
7.3993.
Evening star., 1955-06-02

PONTIAC '46 chieftain "Ss 4-dr
sedan; original black. equipped with
Z and b.. mechanieally exqsiient
Reduced forf quick sale; $lO9: ~
cash necessery oa good credit. kIRh
Evening star., 1955-06-02
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

gTUDEBAKRB 81 Eand Cruiser Com.
mander VS. 4-dr. sedans shsaut. Pas
tel greens Wv. tires, 7. and 2.
Hydra-Matic; one owner. earefuuy
driven 3S,740 MI: reduced for aniel
sale 70 S59e: financing arranged oL
the spot: $50 down on eood eredA
Kirk MOTOR CO., 1000 Ga ave
nv. ia 9-4S00 -
sTUDEBAKER Isl Champ. 2.dr.
fully equip. spotiess epnd. S595
Slp5 down. MCNEIL PONTIAC, 733e
Wis. ave. OIL. $4,000. In the Hear
Of Bethesda. --3
IsTUDEBAKER 1850 Land Cruiser A.
dr.: automatic transmission. heater.
turn siGnals, custom seat covers:
excellent black finish: reeondt-
TONED; 3e-ddy written guarantee.
This one win 30 quickly. ct only
|HALEY'S =. of course!
DODGE-PLYMOUTH
NJ STREET AT FIRST BE.
Ii. $4,000 Closed sundays
Evening star., 1955-06-02
AUToMoeILEs EoR SALE

IHUDsoNs-1e53 wasp a-dr.; black:
Hyd5a, S 7: and p; IKE I; nss; Sl.ggg; snl
b.; gray; pIue top; ike new: SL2p9.
HORNKR's COR, Buick Dealer.
Pa. ave. ne. ct 9th Ii. 6-0464.
HUDSON 81 Hornet; r. and b. and
other extras; excellent cordition
throughout, S495. LOGAN tPord1,
I'LL 18th ST. NV. DI. 7-5s00. "a
HUDSON 1851 Super sc" sedan:
light blue hnish: very dne tires:
Al cond. Special price. s49e.
"risiiAa TsiANdIE ehaE' MOTORS fPoRp,
30f0 r. I. AVE. NE. DE. 2-0302:
HUDSON 1859 wasp Cub cub coupe; ,.,,: 7:
ivory and green; very clean. $685..
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th st.. Sill spg.. JU. 5-6ls6
HUDSON 1888 super Jet sedan; one
owner; $4,000 miles; $3.50. Writ
5TEIzNoLE MoyoRs ,gosp., D..
IaGgsaEs 4 s s. .oc IosssssT; g fsg en-,
4sg od %iiss oIy s' 200 nsn s1ass, 1;iI.s., ss s,
JACK PRY before you buy" t4ti
JAGuAR 1854 Xxx 40 convertible:
white body; black top; rsdio. heat
er. white sidewalks, wire wheels:
only 5000 miles; new-caf eondi-
csI t!Si M isle wirla si gIaissss Be- Dar'y Ys9S
during day. Ju. 9-5s23 At night.
lJaGuAR 1853 XXX 1sa. coupe; black:
| whitewalls; excel. eond.. owner
leaving town: sl,S95 Or best oiIsr.
Lu. 4-0026 ewes. I'D
KAisEE 81; Hydra -Matlc; 1ydc Qnick
S4Ss. HoRNER's COR. Buick Deal.
| er. Fla, ave. y e. at 9th. Ii. 6.6464.
KAISER '53 Manhattan sedan; r.
and h.: HYDRA Matte, Wv. tires:
Lancer Ss tam masSGn asSgo SGSY oe sssssSs ssnsr
FORD, 1887 East-West hwy... 81,
6pr., Nd. Open eveninss tin o.
JU, 5-7SO4.
LINCOLN '63 Capri convertible epe.;
red: equipped including power steer,
ing and power brakes: S2.095; ccc
guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-O OldS. Co.
1929 22nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000
LINCOLN '53 Capri hardtop; green
and beige: all power extras. plus
r. and h.. Hydra. Wv. tires, and
about $500; very low mi; former
BOWMAN sTUDEBAKER. 1909 "a.
MERcURYsEs51 bik. 4-dr. sed.: r.
o.d.; o. S6es. HoRNER,s CoR.. Buick
Dealer, Fla. ave. nv at 9th. II.
MERcuRY $50 sedan; r. and h..
Merc-O-Matic drive. sky-blue finish:
very clean throughont; 81 195s lSS ussd
oSsn Ssn sssniHss III hgy z JU a. ssso4 sgs Md
MERCURY '5s Monterey hardtop;
r.. h.. Mere O-Matic: beautiful o
tone finish. 81, ,2a5: No; 62S-A.
NV. Wo. $4,000. Open ewes. til
MEERCUjRY "a custom 4-door. q
tone gray and blue; r. and h., over
drive, seat covers; clean. one-owner
car. S1.795. BOWMAN STUDE-
BAKER. 1900 Ga. ave. NV. RA.
MERCURY 80 a.dr.: r.. and h.,
overdrive; excel. cond.; very clean,
| 1925, LII. 8-0O99. after 5 pm.
MERCURY 80 conv. coupe; r. and
| h., w.s.w.: new top. inferior and
| tires, immac. OIL. 6-4463.
MERCURY 1949 convertible; mus
| sacrifice at once, S149 full price
1890 R. !. ave. me. -
MERCURY "a Monterey hard top; re,
with white top, Merc-O- Matte, r.. h
Evening star., 1955-06-02
WHEELER. INC.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALkh
Evening star., 1955-06-02

"a Savoy club sedan;
equipped with Po9erFlite trans
mission, solex glass, w.-W. tires:
original 2-to1le blue; driven only
s,ooo miles; .sS wShselmoDils rss'
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Edmonds (Ford)
s2ss Wilson slydi, gss, Ar

IA k-sS22
FoRl '5s custom VS. Tudor; = :; !;
Fofdomatic. unIeo sass, sSS sSsone
AZ : ssSR ! %o. $1,000. 'sSS Open ewes. III
FoRn .ho "s" Ranch Wagon: r. and
b., Fordomatic. maroon and tan
finish; one owner. far above aver
age ccnd.; SI,296. Used Car No.
594-A. MONROE FORD. 1897
East west hwy. Stl. Spg,, Nd. Open
eyeninss It'll y. JU. 5-7SO4.
FORn ia Custom VS. Fofdor sedan:
S.tnns fsnisb: Si,Io6. No
s0on2 MGNp iE FORD. 6ISl0 wis
o1s nv fWG' a-20(0' open ewes
II, I'm n m. oN'
TSRD "a GustS%, S,,. vS ni ISreSF4 81 4ss &
e., sAa9- stohs rHMpoE WS E0R6 hifIC
ny, NY, oo2 a.; W. 6-50(I1 Omen
svss III q I'm
vGpeSH 10 %IaaS pcnnvertibIe. has as
FOMD iS5A Sot,iH. mn. 'i ana h. Ssf
motor ana 40 xJlI WW e.s4sa. 1910:
Or .rpisnS pfss pai driiv. Wheston CITY. Il
FORD 1854 s-dSor; ;Y sLy haze "a edD green ,a,
contaet Z; ane nOwNER, WE. We b-6Ss4.
FS ~ praT. pEppY SKY BLU
zzrWuaIrTI;rv n; z HpEGny FoR YOUR COOI
SITfsSfEr, 6TaTVEa MANY extra
81 nnivH II 04s Al down. STOfiL.
NAN GHEvRCLET TRIPLE GUAR.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
AuToAoDlLss FoR SALE
IN MERcT1RY a Or.

so MERCURY 4 DIR.
green flnish: one owner;
equipped with radio, heater. match.
ing covers. an exceptional value:
9 car you1 be proud 70 own; only
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
$40 Lee Hw1., Arlington
IA. $4,000 Open kseninsl
Evening star., 1955-06-02
AUToMoblLEs ron sALR


'53 Belveasre hardtop:
I. and b. and other ez1As: 1nerkline
LOGAN ,Tordj. iii isia q. nv.
p4.1SToiTTE Is; 55SSSg- "a 6.l7sds5s 5-7dIs..
TRiss-1aii iifres. s-tons rreens 81.
SII9cAnr noNrTAr ~
n1'enDS a4se lzts u.s. St NV Nv
AD. 4-s50o: Ext: 9.
PsgMo5H .snDoe5 viz m fssSy s0S!,se sls5 isss tssns
mission, soiex glass. W.-W. tires:
ORIGINAL 2-toIle blue: driven only
5000 miles: Wheelmobile free"
S.rr1WR1zz;I WzITEf 3: :sgs: ID INf.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s. 1lri
Largest WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 Wiseonsln Ave. kM. 1-l0z0
light blue; equipped Including Wv.
tires; $996: ccC guarantees.
|Canitnl radi1Iae-0lfjs ca
1922 2snd sT; NV sI; a:2soo
% GLnnoLogk - Sogt wv
peansiial iansel maI9oa M .scss-
LeI. surp NehaLs ano ns,t5 9snst,t 49,, ssss-
car; car: m9ss ao1s be seen 70 pe appteeiasea'
FRANK SMALL, JR.. INC.
,zaa r,..a xy.. pa4ax Yu f.oaa7
1soo Nseou - ~, -. X :
.-.s--- = =.
PLYMOUTH ,53 Efen1r0ok 4.1o0r -
Gan; Gan; nEns niue; oio aho Aasst'
low isa ~v... ..au ~
ARGAnM p(1N1TIAC 1Il
Evening star., 1955-06-02

SO Ford Custom Tudor
Beautiful sea mist green finish: idea
family car. you'll love this one o.
only S465.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
2e3e Wilson Blvd. 3140 Lee Hwy
IA. 2-9001. Open Ewes TIL s;3t
Evening star., 1955-01-16

night in the Hotel Astor, many
Washington area yachtsmen
were on hand. :. They included
Anton Benesh, William Glenn
ents. Alex Gregory, Ed Holland,
Edwin Lawton, Earl Schuyler,
John B. Weldon, Martin T.
Trautman. Jack zimmer, Peter
K. Beam, George Ellis, w. p.
Hamm, Comdr. Dick Jones,
Glenn Parmalee, James Sper. DR..
r. N. Calbert, Richard Ihlder
and Frank Robertson.
II money is no bar and you
like real sports craft, then Chris
Crafts 18-foot inboard runabout
called the Cobra is just the
thing. It's a gold and ma
hagony job with a fin tail astern
like the unlimited Hydro Gale
W which won last years Presi-
dents Cup Regatta. Cost: A
whopping $3,450. =.
William Russell of Beetle Boat
Co.. reports sale of two Tech
sailing dinghies to the George
town University Sailing Club.
OF about the same design as
George Washington University's
Tempest dinghies. the Tech
boats are Of nodded fiberglass.
Eighty-six-year-old Howard
Wheeler who started the yacht
firm that bears his name back
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Wide Variety Offered
By Industry Priced
Al Sag 10 $4,000
BY MoIcoIm Lomborne, Jr.
Spseiol corsspendsnt ef Ths siar

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-The
golden anniversary National Mo-
tor Boat Show today went into
its first full day Of operation In
the mammoth Kingsbridge Ar
mory with a record-breaking fleet
Of $50 pleasure craft on display
through January %.
Despite arctic winds at last
nights opening and snow today.
great crowds swarmed over ex-
hibitS, providing strong evidence
that getting afioat In 1855 is the
prime goal of an increasing num-
ber Of Americans.
The industry is just as ready
to offer products to suit every
pocketbook, from q $40 Kit boat
to an $88, 900 dream ship sleeping
eight. Dealers here were conf
dent that 1855 would set new rec
ords for sales.
Hurricanes Help Market.
A great number of show visi-
tors are old boating hands who
are looking for requirements Of
boats lost in last years series Of
hurricanes, including Hazel,
which swept through the Chesa-
peake Bay country. Many q ma
rine insurance company paid Oh
Evening star., 1955-01-16

on display. from an 8-foot pram
to the lovely show stopper,
Luders Marine CONSTRUCTORS 8
40-foot sloop. This nodded ply
wood job is fitted out with white
decks and cabin top, deep blue
topsides, copper bottom and
topped with bright red cushions
in the cockpit. It's the largest
windjammer ever in the show.
Feadship, Inc, the Dutch out
At that again has a lovely So
foot cruiser on display, has added
a sailboat. too. She is a 25-foot
auxiliary sloop that promises to
give United States builders some
real competition.
erican builders Of the
smaller cruising auxiliaries are
keeping an eye on a newcomer to
the scene from Holland. He Is
Arie van Breems. head of Mobaco
Marine Co., which is showing the
12-foota Indian Scout for juniors.
the 20 foot Flying Dutchman
and the 25-foot sloop Dutch
Treat.
Sloop Causes Talk.
It's the sloop that is causing
all the talk in auxiliary circles.
With berths for two below and
two more in the cockpit (if the
weather is good. a little s.
horsepower engine and beautiful
workmanship, Dutch Treat is
available at shipside in any East
Coast port for $4.750. On OPEN
ing night Van Breems sold three
Of the boats.
For the one-deSign sailing
clan. there are either models or
actual boats Of the Lightning.
ThiStles. Raven and Highlander
classes. to list a few. Their white
sails help make a colorful back
drop to the show.
And If all this Is beyond the
family budget. then drop by the
booth Of the Industrial Bank Of
Commerce Of New York. Their
slogan is "pay as you cruise"-at
the usual s per cent.
NOTES: The first man to enter
the Armory at opening time last
night was Howard Burns of Pearl
River, N. Y, an outboarding
enthusiast who said he came to
look over the outboard cruiser
kits. He wants to replace
the 16-foot day boat he now
operates on the Hudson River !.
At the big United States Power
SQUADRON dinner-dance last
Evening star., 1955-01-16
with Bill Leeteh
eraI efforts to save the birds.


The Sports and Vacation. Show
viii be held this year at the
Kingsbridge Armory, New York
City, March 4-i3. This is the
largest unobstructed exhibit
floor in the world and the show
this year promises to be the best.
Prior to the New York show.
we win have an extremely inter-
esting dealer sporting goods show
right here in Washington from
2 to 8 pm. January %, from 10
am. to 10 pm. January "a and
from 9 am. to 6 pm. January 25.
at the Burlington Hotel. It viii
be sponsored by the Garrison
Toy and Novelty Co.. Inc, in
conjunction with manufacturers.
This show viii feature fishing
tackle.
And speaking of fishing, al
though ii is not yet official,
Benny Dement, Day. the day
D. c. anglers make their debut
at Aliens Fresh. will soon be
coming up. Wen announce the
date and give complete informa-
ton as soon as we know. This
is always a looked -forWard-to
event. when local anglers. espe-
cially the old timers. get together
at the Fresh for an outing. to
fish for yellow perch and have a
marvellous time greeting old
friends and making new ones.
This is also the time when
Evening star., 1955-01-16

In those boating tragedies, and
yachtSmen were here with the
wherewithal to buy.
But there is another group on
hand whose only memory of
Hazel Is q big wind that toppled
over a few trees. They want to
get their feet wet for the first
time.
They will find the big array
Of outboard cruisers and runa-
bouts and sailboats tailored to
their pocketbook. In fact. one
Of the outstanding features of
this show is the large number
Of outboard boats on display.
The once lowly outboard en-
gine that shattered the silence
of q quiet cove-provided you
could get it started-is a thing
Of the past. Now they come with
silencers, gear shifts and guar
antees that they'll start on the
first spin. The Mercury outboard
people even offer models In six
different colors.
Many Types of Hulls.
Once you have picked out the
engine you want, then boat
builders offer an equally wide,
variety of hulls in aluminium,
nclded plywood. flherglas and
lust ordinary wood.
It's hard to believe. but the
Hopalong Cassidy influence has
even spread to boats-outboards,
at that. Century Boat Co. of
Manistee, Mich. is showing an
outboard runabout called the
Palomino which is decked out
in a black hull, natural finish
deck and seat covers In black
and white dapple. But. as one
youngster pointed out. the
whole thing looks more like a
pinto than a palomino.
At the other extreme is
Wheeler Yacht Co.'S 51-foot
promenade deck cruiser, selling
for $4,000. The model on the
floor here is equipped with radar,
no less. which viii cost you an
other $4.500.
This Job has such nne little
touches a. lockers that light up
when you open the door. And
there II q real shower stall just
like back home.
Best Yet for Sailboats.
For the windjammer enthusi-
asst, this show Is Just about the
best yet. There are % sailboats
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in 1911, was on hand for his
28th boat show. He came up
from his winter home in Florida,
flying in a plane for the first
time in his life. /. Liked it very
much, he said. r. The Dutch
Treat sloop could be called q
United Nations one-design--
Egyptian cotton sails, hull Of
African mahogany and Japanese
oak. American hardware and
engine, and Dutch labor and
building know-how.
Palmer Engine Co., has on dis
play for the 25th year its pilot
model of the first Palmer marine
engine. It's a three-horsepower
one-lunger that sold in 1895 for
SAT,
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e
tional Wildlife Refuge reports
that no young birds arrived at
the Federal sanctuary with the
flock when it moved down from
the breeding grounds in the far
north. This Is the first time
the cranes have appeared with
out at least two fiedglings.
The first official census Of
whooping cranes in 1852 ac-
counted for IS birds. and in
1912 the flock reached a low
Of is, The wintering population
then rose to "a in 1880. but
dropped to 21 in 1888. then
rose again to "a the following
year. Natural losses plus the
gunfire of careless or malicious
hunters has held down the
growth OF the flock despite Fed
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Boot Show Dutu

Location - Kingsbridge Ar
mory. Kingsbridge road and
jerome avenue. Bronx, N. Y.
Dates-Daiiy through next
Sunday.
Hours-Saturday from IL am.
to IL pm; Sundays from 2 pm.
to 7 pm. and weekdays from /
pm. to II pm.
Admission Adults, $l.50: chill
dren, rs cents, both tax included.
Sponsors--N National Associa-
ton of Engine and Boat Manu-
facturers.
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Briions Sci 10 Give U. s.
Yacht Cup Competition

LONDON, Jan. Is (NANAl.--
British yachtsmen are deter
mined that the Americans will
not have it all their own way
when they come to sail next
summer for the British -Ameri-
can Cup races.
The Americans won in four
straight races in the last Cup
series which was sailed over q
course of Oyster Bay. Long
Island.
Designers and builders in Eng
land, Scotland and Norway are
hard at work on three new inter-
national 6-meter-class yachts
with which the British will
challenge the American entrants.
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avert extlnc-
ton of the
W h o o pi n g
crane. A final
fall count Of
these rarest
of migratory
birds reveals
that the sole
5 u r v | vim G
flock ha S
dwindled to
only 81. three
short Of the
number last
year The
h&..Area AZ
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trouting enthusiasts commence
to have itching palms for the
feel of that light rod, the click
Of the fiyreel and the tug OF q
brooke, brown or rainbow.
Maryland's Game and Inland
Fish Commission has already de-
cided upon rules for non-tidal
waters. and copies may be had
by writing the commission at 5l6
Munsey Building. Baltimore 2.
Md. You will also receive a
digest of them when you pur-
chase your fishing license. There
is no change in the fee this year.
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OUTDOORS

Conseryationists. and especial
ly ornithologists. have been tre-
mendously interested in the Fed
eral Governments efforts to
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Electric FOOf-eSe
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7.95

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help you feel younger, vi
tally alive. On-off switch.
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WincO Electric Heat Basdage
Helps Aching Muscles
8.95
15E. Now you can wrap" your
aching muscles in this new giant
SO" long electric heating bandage
wherever soothing dry heat is re-
quired. Dual thermostats prevent
overheating. Complete with muslin
sanitary cover. 3 position switch.
U.L. approved
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ClOritier Helps Body
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9.95
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