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DAILY DOUBLE PAID see.eO
Consolation Daily Double Paid S5.la

DAILY DOUBLE PAID S22.eO
ConsolatIon Daily Double Paid 500
THIRD RAcE-Purse, 5000: claim
rs ty scssaS:,. :pd ~ sso %s
sike (Hartackl SEQ a.60
Loan Ne Five (SkOr'skil $50
Pun Lover. Quinap, Sailors Knot.
Side Lght, Duntreath Tint, Beau
Arthur. Time, 1868.
FOURTH RACE - Purse. $4,000:
claiming: 4-yqer-olds up; 8 furlongs:
4 sss snS Ss acssaa.ss., 4so sS saS
aKing's Image tRets) 2.40
d Misterio. Pine Valley. . cerasus.
Sabena II. Time. 1:109s.
Q wilson and Hull entry.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500: claim
ssf. Messs sV sa.rt rs $50 500 a.sS
PIG Winner WINE, Seek s%., 1870 13 3 g
with Music. Jet yspor, Mr.. Grace
Legaf Larceny. Floridian, Police Call,
Negrotrece. vulcher. STAG Line. Time.
i'iV
Sixth RAcE-Purse. $4,000; al
lowences; 3-year-oids and up: mile.
Ihe La R ss.. !coshI eco 3.e eSS ssS
Alller (Shoemaker) $50
Col. Chuck. On Leave, o Alessta.
Irish Cousin. Vince. Time, 1854.
Calumet Farm entry.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. $500:
claiming; 3-year -olds up; furlones
LeonaFdian (Sko'skiI ls.0O SEQ 4.4O
Stout Felloy (Breeksl ESQ $50
Big Pond (ChoauetteD 500
Lady Grace. Count Swedak, Music
Supreme. Settum Up Joe, Trico. Time,
1:10h.
EIGHTH RACELPurse. 100000
added. The Arlington Handicap; g.
around Table tsimkr., $50 $50 s.4o
Manassas (Dedsonl 600 $50
N0ureddin (Church) 400
Time, 1888 tnev American and
wi WHSLE IsI II, Anxious Moment, rerrans,
aTall Chief II, Tudor Era and Jack
Kerr Stable and Gilmore Y Al.
NINTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing: 3-yeaf-olds and up; Lii miles.
Cemmedia (BarnetO TAO 400 800
Iskai (Shoemakerl SEQ ESQ
Statistieisn (COOk) $40
dq Wherehaubeen, oranny's First.
Big steve, Paly With Fire. Fredrica.
da Fin Shed second but was dis
oualified and placed fourth.
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Atlantic City Results
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claim
Nisht Spy (Gomes) 1880 $40 40
Pebble Bold IGilIigaIl 400 800
Snokapi, Main Line Deb Moose
Baby, Voodoo Drums, Two Star Final,
Lot Of Win, President Dares. Special
Story. Trick Reward. Time, 1:l2as.
SECOND RACE. = Purse. $500:
claiming: 3-year-olds; 8 furlongs. .
Corny Gossip lRoG's) 1e.40 500 40
Forward On lGranO 4.2O 800
Mr.. T0odle (Gross) 2.6O
,Pytchley. Rustyette, Mainrock, pzunie,
Livingston, Time Clock, Queen Mother.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S255.s0 :
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $500; claim
s sssS' R MaP dssa1 $40 a ss sss
Radiant View. kentucky ROYAL,
g. 'q Sish Nf piper Aig Tim ose fis
. A:essandro-Battist entry.
FOURTH RACE : Purse. $4,000;
i se. Is ,d;ss apo s t5io 2sS
Inablaze (Batcheller) 500 $50
Hi Had, Bal Harbour. AncrIm
Castle, Pebble Ace, Mons Knave. Rest
Stop, Momus. Time, l:242s.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing 1ss.v 4y .a,r. Gho and yp iS5long 81
Noble Drake (Baker) $3.50 1910
Pearl Prince. Mr.. Gay, Our Dance,
Doshas, Brilliant Speed. Mr.. First.
Time, 1858.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; al
lowances: and 4 year olds; 2
Pineapple tGniIsan) $50 $40 $50
Sir Kenny blum 800 $50
Handsome Clay, Scout Ship, Golden
Crown, Mickey Boy, VIII Count, Teh-
ran Bey. weather Prophet, Harry
eEyENTH RACE Purse. SIS. 900
S uISsr 9sIum miles ss4 .tSS Zoe 11.eo
Yes You win t6rant) 900 600
American Comet (Bar'w) 400
v, 1lHsn o visy; Roysl, Dazzle, I'm
F Freud f SIsiiDssrs eI Modest Count In
Brookheid Farm entry.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $500:
Tifin Time (BIock) $500 40 GAO
Cri De Guerre (Boulm's) $50 500
Os0heet (Blum) $50
Dark Fate, First Audit, Eds Market,
Peratriee, Can't Sag. Time. 1:4saS.
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icopyrishted. 1859, BY Triansle Publications Ine)
FIRST RAcEPSr,e claiming ming ssr cooS a aoa
diving winner mrs rose w. Pettibcnss b. & 5 Sy creek
s Tr.p liner SHIRLEY psyn sna
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Arlington Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000 2.
Our Ruila JNiehois) $50 ESQ 2.4o
Heop Bound tChoauettej $40
Graphite, Sauce Time, Sugar Spring,
Yardarm sun, Kimbro, Iffy, Stone
Bunny. Time, 1:l0b.
SECOND RACE - Purse, 5000:
claiming; 4-year-olds up; furlongs
Rushville Lad (S'em'r) SEQ SEQ 2.S1
Ratheram (HaTtaek) $50 500
Tokyo Girl (HansmAnl asa
Roman SNUG, Starcoye, Mambo
Time, 1:249s.
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Saratoga Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500: claim
ing: maiden 2-year-olds: o furlonRs.
Ja1sy CDiavoIikis) $500 1890 [ 80
Night Fox (Adams) $40 500
I'D The Flue 1Usseryl $50
Tapis. Davenport, Runable. Pans
tarian Ratchet. Party Man. Time
SECOND RACE - Purse. $500;
elaiminEi 2-year-olds;. g fuElongs. ..
/ Mil House tHsrmatsl 1870 1.sgg
Scarlet Ribbon. jacaueline Rose
Friendly witch, Lost City sayasea
Creole Coguette, -Quintal. Greater Re
ward: MARCY Miss. Time l:lSss
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SIXTH RACE-Purse, SI6,OOO add
cd; the Trayers Stakes; S-year-olds;
sword saa H Dancer tYeara, $50 $50 ESQ
Middle Brother (UsserO 2.60 40
Resaea. BaRdsd. Time, -2;e4H.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; al
lowances; 3-year-olds:, 9 furlongs.
Jet Fuel (Arcaro) $50 800 ESQ
Sir Salenga (Ggerin) $50 $50
Alsvin (SorrentlnOl SEQ
Inside Out, Best Brother. Locoweed.
Royal Anthem, Princes Gem, Racing
Clouds. Time. 1:123s.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: al
lowance; 3-year-olds up: ga furlongs.
Eastern Hobo (Yeasa) 4.S0 $50 2.eg
Procedure (Arearo) $50 $40
Little Hermit Bailey $40
Currito, Jets Abb. East Indian.
Writer, Reinzi, Trodden Way, Booray.
NINTH RAcE-Purse, $500; claim
Autumn Haze ist'pE1 Te.SO 500 $50
Ramhlin Ronnie (AFcarO1 $50 $40
Overtrlek (Trejosl $50
Arctic Breeze. q Lost Jewel, q Afro
pos, Boxwood. Hand and Foot, Bright
rock. Time, 1.403s.
aAvonwood stable Bradley entry.
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JOE KELLYS SELECTION AND COMMENTS
AT CHARLES TOWN

Mondays Selections Made for Past Track
PM
BEST Observation-Disclosures RACE
FIRST RAcE-Puns, 81 ooo clsmins t$zso); meden and
Yeer oIds; ga furIonas
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID s4s5.so

OHA6A 1OSA-.r0
THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000: al.
lowaflce: 4-year-olds and up; about
sun Dog tschuhoferl 1890 500 $50
Slim Felner tHateher) 100 10
Esteeo II Murphy $50
Hunters Lad, Bureaucracy. Pound
itout .Jr. Time. 3:454s (nev course
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500: s.
year-olds up: maidens: 6 furlongs.
Great One Usseryl 11.40 $40 $50
Cy's Son (ValenEuela) 500 5.@g
Dark viking (B0landl 4.50
Sunny Ceit. Staysail II. Circum-
ference, Joshua's Horn. Tom Sawyer,
Heiiotide. Time, 1:t4.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; al
lowances. 2-year-olds; 81 furlongs.
Undulation Bailey $50 2.0D 2gD0
stretch Dive fAfcaFOl $50 2A0
Flower Bonnet (Adams) 4.20
Arbor, Anchor Song, Zara7ee, q Clear
Road, Beslina. Time, 1905.
aWheatley stable-Phipps entry.
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$3.50: $3.50 STEP FAST. s740, $500. DOTS FANTASY,
Hsndle-s2s.e57. Daily double handIe-s47.4ee
SECOND RACE = Purse $1,000 claiming; 4-yeaF-olds
ana Ia miles Post 2:40; off at start good won
easily Winner, Earle A. Freeburgers b. BY Aorter.
Breaking Point Trainer, Values$7S0 S240 S12O,
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CHARTS OF CHARLES TOWN RACES

FIFTH RACE-Purse $1,000: claiming; 4-year-olds an
up : as,T fy50ns; pSs SSs OF e. once start eoC
Holda-Future Mrs Trainer. L. Randolph Huyett Vhlu
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s4.2O BATTENKnI. $780, $500. SPACE ACE. $3.50.
Hande-S36.307.
DAILY DOUBLE g AND 81 PAID 5000
THIRD RACE-Purse 81 200 claiming: 4-year-Olds and
up: Ga furlongs Post 3O7: off at start good.
driving Winner Mrs. Carroll Hadaway, sr!s oh. BY
Aakns-Mae Case Trainer. Carroll Hadavay.>s Values
$3.50. S240. $50, 500 Time, 1:201s
Horse. Jockey. Wet. Pr Y y str. Fin. Odds.
g;;:::|S 8: m
a; E,s ::;s.s., H f: LIZ + $
JRocH sao KSS
MANOR, $500
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, 81 1908 claiming; 3-year-olds;
ga furongs. Post 333 off 1881: start good, won drv
ins: Winnsr Nelson W. Lodses b f. 3 BY Beag o Gen.
$40. $50. Time. Ell
Horse. Il Jockey: Wgt. PIP q STU Fin. Odds.
u Il! ?I; |;!. Co.'S: W ! !
Rock Ash tNoTanj-~--- iIs 10 ) 8. 81 1910
sss;fi fy sf' ;s:S.,
%zEk nH ~ $3.50 's s6 ssSS2sG y ibtGGs
HSndle-s4s,ooo
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EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $500:
claiming; 3-year-olds; Lis miles.
Tinin Time (Block) $500 lilo $40
Cri De Guerre (B0ulm's) $50 500
Osofleet (Blum) 3.a0
: Dark Fate, First Audit, Eds Market,
Peratrice, Can't Sag. Time. 1:4sas.
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confcImstion Au nte1r Appointmsn..
George Ellis: 1-Black Atom, Mrs.
A. c. Randolph: Fitch, oakridge
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GNS1IILIIII 1;II 5gEI3 a
EGFHT <0><,-1-s1S~ tt1E&eTJaSSW
N&AEA FOR "FITTINe OUT" suPPIIEs TTEg@

loft. RAIsED-DECK CRUISER. clean
and ready, $500. Call evenings,
waterloo 24s2-J.
TROJAN, l4-ft. runabout: Windshield,
steering control lights and access
series, 35-h.p. Johnson Javelin. 1926.
AID. 2-6234.
I6-FT. SEA AND LAKE BOAT and
trailer, so hip. motor; new, 1-month
Of Of extras: cost $4,000, viii sell for
$3.50; terms. Cali JU. s-91S0.
I?-FT. CAR-TOP BOAT. marine ply
wood; excellent condition; 500. so.
gift. CHRIs-CRAFT express cruiser
145-h.p.; fast and seavorthy. fully
equipped, immaculate cond.; $3.50.
See Steward, Corinthian Yacht Club.
I'd and v SITS. s.ws or call FE. z
$3.50 Monday,
IO-H.P. CUPBOARD, FIREsToNE,
EXCEL. COND. S126. JE. 4-6602.
BORUM. speedboat, left; 5O-h.p.
johnson motor and all accessories
c tnsl' a szis ana 'rAiier' VIII 'A''in's'
CABIN CRUISER, 28x9, built by Giles
Headley, Coan River, Va; fully
equipped; S1.s00 cash. EV. 4-60l4.
ELGIN, $50 model, I2-h.p.. with shift:
excel. eond.: $125. sP. 3-64S5.
lift. RUNABOUT, and cover: motor,
35-h.p. Johnson; controls, steering.
windshield. skis. towline. life Jacket,
ski belts, Inehor; reasonable. WE
5-59l2.
2I-FT. SPORT FISHING BOAT, Nord-
berg engine; compl. refin.; $3.50.
Windsor's Gulf Dock, Deale, Nd.
EVINRUDE, cupboard motor, 1855
7h-h.p.; Just like new, cost S27O;
sell Sl35. Call ia. 2-O1S2.
NEARLY NEW I6-FT. FISHING BOAT,
fiat bottom. with small cabin; good
condition, used very little: Sl9o OF
best offer. Call MR.. CHARLES, EN-
3-l235 or ME. $4,000.
VERY NICE 25-FT. CHRIs-CRAFT Sc
dan cruiser; recently repowered. excel
lent condition, well equipped; sleeps
3; have bought larger boat. must sell
$4,000. May be seen at SHADTSAOE
BOAT YARD, shadyside, MD.
MARINA-Excellent location. beautiful
site on protected harbor on Chesa;
peake Bay; cow. to washington ano
Baltimore: new slips built to capacity;
plenty Of room for expansion; several
top-line. nationally advertised fran
chises with established sales record;
sos 900 cash required to take over
entire operation. Box 162-E' star.
RUNABoUT, 25-h.p. johnson. elee; !;
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charterlng, actlng solely as
agent for powerboat owners
who want to get a little revenue
out of their craft when they
are not using them.
In most cases these are boats
40 feet long or longer, supplied
with a captain. and chartered
usually by business or indus
trial firms. The rates get a
little high for the average fam
lily.
Several places along the
waterfront rent skiffS, out
boards and canoes for day use,
while Washington Sailing Ma
rfna and Buzzard'S Point Boat
yard can supply sailboats for
the same purpose. But for craft
for family cruising one must
turn to the Bay.
Even there it is difficult to
ind a cruiser except from a
private individual who places
it in the hands of a broker. But
If you like sailing, the situation
is quite different.
: Cruising, Inc, at Galesville,
Md, has several family-Size
sailing craft for charter and
the demand is great.
The company is a Hartge en-
terpriSe, operated from the ia
mous old yard in a quiet cove
on West River opposite Turkey
Point. Hartge has been synony-
nous with sailing on Chesa-
peake Bay for more than a CEN
fury.
: Quadrants Mainstay of Fleet
! Laurence Hartge, who with
his uncle designed and built
the 26-foot Quadrants that are
the mainstay of the charter
feet, directs the enterprise.
These beamy (8-foot-6)
eIoops are of ample size for a
small family or two couples.
There are two berths, a stain
, less steel galley and a head
: arnidshipS. A deck house gives
full headroom for the cabin.
Aft there is a good-Sized
cockpit and a well for the out
board motor that furnishes
auxiliary power.
:, The rest Of the charter feet
ranges up to a 31-foot inboard
sloop that has a 45-horsepower
auxiliary and with a 10-foot
; beam is the roomiest available.
It also has four berths plus
: sleeping space in the cockpit.
Most charters are by the week
but after Labor Day and be-
fore Memorial Day Hartge &C
cepts weekend charters or
charters from Monday to Fri
: day.
THE summer months are our
busy season because of vaca-
tions," Hartge says, "but it sur
priseS me that more people
don't take advantage of the
Bays two best months Of the
. year. September and october.
: The days are warm and the
: nights are cool and the weather
generally excellent"
The boats are supplied fully
equipped down to alcohol for
the galley stove, gasoline for the
. motors and ice for the ice box.
( Needed only are food. clothing
and linens and at least a fair
knowledge of sailing.
That last is important. AS a
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rule, his guests are well quail
fed, but occasionally, Hartge
says he gets applicants who've
done a lot Of reading about
sailing. They can quote Chap
man or Callahan and talk most
knowingly about the sport.
Like as not they'll come back
with the mooring line wrapped
around the propeller and the
sail dragging. Furthermore,
they're the hardest kind to
weed out"
Mud on Decks
There was one character
who had to be towed into
West River with mud all over
the decks, week-old food i'm
bedded in the cabin sole and
cockpit and an anchor dangling
over the tranSom.
This one had to be towed
because he couldn't find the
key to the engine. He hadn't
hoisted the sails because some
one had told him it was blow
ing too hard.
ut was near fiat calm, +"
Hartge says, land it took a
fire hose and the better part
of a day just to clean the mud
off the decks"
There were others like the
deadbeat who took a boat to
Crisfleld and left it for the
Hartges to come after it and
the husband and wife who
couldn't get along and aban-
doned their craft at st.
Michael's.
Another party was too am
bilious and found themselves
stranded at Cambridge. A
head wind prevented their re-
turn to Galesville and Anne
Hartge, Laurence's wife, had to
go after the boat because her
husband was taking part in
the Annapolis Bermuda race.
How does Hartge Judge his
prospects? cts my boat" he
tells them, "but it's your life."
If they feel competent to han
die a boat, then he's confident
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I4-FT, RUNABOUT, completely equip;
must sell S465 or best ofier. OIL.
2-S997, before $3.50 or after pm.
I4-FT. TROJAN AND TRAILER, 1857:
35-hp. johnson motor; extra nice;
S775 Call JU. S-5lS6.
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the boat will take care Of itself.
This is the Hartges' fourth
season of chartering as a full
time business, although Lau-
renee did it part time for a
couple of seasons. The BUSH
ness is confined to the spring,
summer and fall because an
attempt to expand it to Florida
in the winter failed to work out
well.
How about themselves? Do
they get time for cruising?
Nov and then" Laurence
says, "but usually we have to
borrow a boat. Ours are all
out on charter.
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BUSINESS HAS ITS HEADACHES
Churtering One Way
4 To Vocation on Boot
BY CHARLES COVELL
outdoor Editor

=. Want to spend your vacation cruising leiSurely
ON boat and can't afford to buy one? Chartering,
then is the next best bet.
-. Charterng is not an extensive business in the
Washington area, as check of possible boat rental
sources reveals
Washington Marina on Maine avenue does some
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I4-FT. FIBER CHASED, nodded ply
wood boat with remote controls and
l6-hp. Evinrude motor, $3.50: ,7.9-
hip. Champion motor, $40; cleo, lawn
mower, $40 OIL 4-RB20
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/ "a III1lIE 1iEII1EI5 GUIDE "A
1E&SEx
Ss@AeAA FOR THING our SUPPLIES &N1S<@$ZZ

lift. FIBER CHASED, nodded ply
wood boat with remote controls and
lb-h.p. Evinrude motor, $3.50: 10
hip, Champion motor, S40i cleo. lawn
mower, $40. OIL. 4-SB29.
sALE-l96s 3b-h.p, johnson outboard
V Wo'oT se eIsetr es,,t ssa5It d"o' Call
MUST SELL .32-ft, bay-built &C;
S SfaS6 s'0 U.s. So soSSSss7r 'ers; 'ui' e0up
CUsToM-BUILT CRUISER, well ap-
pointed. Mahog., white cedar, oak.
lockwood, 4S-ft, length, i2h-ft.
beam: sleeps s: dbl. rm aft cabin, s
sgl. rms. forward cabin, 2 toilets (en-
ssI closed. stalnlsss,stssi galley
electrical anchor winch. electrical re-
frigeration, manual and electrical
control, 2 ship-to-shore radios, many
s other appointH Esns5 must sell at
PAIR OF PACKARD MARINE, IO0-h.p D.
metz motors, hydrsglis ao shifts Replacing
extra parts, Can be seen running in
boat. Colonial $1,000.
NEW 16-FT., SIN. BARBOUR Silver
Clipper; new .70-h.p. Mercury and
new Hi-Lo trailer, plus other equip
Immediately, S2,150. WA. 7-7l27.
BAY-BUILT 38-FT. CABIN CRUISER.
recently hauled. See CAPT ALTON
PH1PPS. Deale, Md. UN. 4-2229.
le-FT. BARBOUR Silver clipper, 80
hip. johnson. cleo. starting: gen. skis
and trailer. ia S-S4S3.
runsbout. 40 ,p. Mercury, trailer;
sac. Sl,45O. IA. 4-41O7 week end
or during week after q.
FAST OBJ. CRUISER, sled type fiber-
steering: $3.50. CT. s-4676,
eOad S6b or best offer. Midway
OWENS 22-ft express cruiser, '5s
model; 200-h.p; FLAGSHIP; new eond >
Doweli. Nd, mr.. Soiomons. owner
aboard Sat. FE. 3-1915.
BAY BUILT. Is IT.: built in Aug. '5s;
with 35-h p, Johnson: used less than
9 hrs; will demons. S575. 10 S-6014
FACTORY DEMONSTRATORS, 12-ft
lnboard motor boats with 3;h.p.
engines and all equipment, Most, have
ns sEe Colonial s-sse4. Thurs. Fri.
Sat. 9 through m, Sum-, am
through p.m
26-FT. deadrise, with cabin, Ash p.
Grey; $3.50 or best offer. OF. 4-S279.
SAILBOAT, 26-ft auxiliary cabin
sloop. Galley. head, sleeps 8; dacron
sails. OV. 3-1551.
I4-FT. NODDED PLYwO0l RUN
ABOUTj new condition; $3.50. JU.
7-7S53.
I4-FOOT RUNABOUT, 25-hp. engine
and trailer: $500 or best offer. Call
10. 3-6S77 or 10. 3-6310 later %.
CABIN CRUISER. 2O-ft. custom 1853
sacrifice, SLABS. SO. 5-1S32.
i4-FT- LARSON, all fiberglas boat with
Marx 5SA 4b-h.p. Mercury motor,
skis and extras; 81 $50. COLUMBIA
ISLAND MARINA. Slip J-6 or call
OF. 4-9257
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HOUsEBOAT. equip. for comfortable
living; excellent condition; just
painted and decorated, Evenings. TN,
lift, ALUMACRAFT RUNABOUT, 3.
excel. cohd,; $SS5. 20. s-4GoS. 0s'A'
OUTBOARD MOTOR, Sea King, 10 I'M.
gearshitt; excel, cond.; $3.50, or best
ofier. tn. 2-0S50.
SHEPHERD RUNABOUT, '55 22-ft :
lou mp. Gray engine; double plank
manogany Make offer Elk. 3-O5s2
I6-FT. MAHOGANY RUNABOUT, com.
H Wa y Eith windshield steering wheel.
sNIPE sAILBOAT, 8. g.: RIG. bronze
figs, Mcclellan sails; sell or trade on
ear. EN-. 2-6014.
WHIRLWIND, IL IT,; steering, lights,
$500. 10. s-742S.
RUNABOUT, l6-ft. Lapstrake, y.bO
mp, cleo. starting bait, life cushions,
SKIS. line. lights, trailer; fully equip,
bargain at Sl'695 RE. $3.50.
RICHARDSON CRUISER, hunks A: ST.
Dock, Deale. Md.
I4.FT. SCOTTIE-CRAFT runabout: FL
gin trailer and 7h-h.p. motor, ex-
lras; S275. owner transferred. CT.
| 6-4S77.
RUNAB0UT-New, l4-ft., marine ply-
wood factory built; $500. SIT. pram;
S39 RE. 5-5456
22-FT. CABIN CRUISER. 1855 cruisa-
long. Gray Marine, 90 hip, inboard,
$50 hrs, $500. LA. 6-6493.
@I-FT. REVEL CRAFT, 70-horsepoWer
Mercury; sleeps z like new; fully
equipped; viii sacrifice for quick sale
COMPLETE Id-FT. RUNABOuT. motor
and trailer: S695. AP. 10000.
lift, KEEPER KAYAK fold, boat.
complete with sails: new cond.: nom
sinkable. 10. 6-3456.
CUSTOM CRAFT '5S; l4-ft., l5-hp D,
Evlnrude motor, windshield: remote
control cover: extras: S500. EN-.
3O-FT. BAY-BUILT BOAT, completely
eauipped: Pontiac motor: sleeps 9:
RE 5.7h4S. "Su' 'O' 'mSH 0Oa''
CAR-ToP left. with extra extension;
metal bottom; good cOnd.: $50. JE
4-4737.
CATER INBoARD BOAT TRAILER
Model ~; equipped with brakes and
400 by, Is Firestone transport tires:
used under 100 mi. Best reasonable
offer. AP. 1905 after 5 pm.
1857 TROJAN, 22-ft. EXP. Cruiser:
100 hip: gray: lao hrs: sleep 2;
$3.50. Pier E, slip l6, COLUMBIA
ISLAND MARINA, JU. 9-0I79.
MARINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., um-
per, hardware, paint, monel and
bronze fasting; michigan propellers
boat canvass; w. H. (BILL) JEN-
kINS' 500 Maine ave. s.w., MA. s.
5S-FT. DIESEL YACHT in top condi-
tion. will stand rigid survey. ready
to go anywhere; sleeps or s in 3
cabins, heads, bar, hi fl, television
radio, depth finder, electric refrigera-
ton. and everything necessary for
entertaining, cruising or living
aboard. Priced way below market at
$4,000 90. For color photo and ali
information, write Boat, P.O Box
1925. City Pc. Washington, D. C..
Hurry, this will move fast.
II FIT. KAYAK TYPE-Can be padded
or motor driven: f1berglass over air
plane: mahogany: S125. LU. 1-S322
81 FT.-No maintenance. unburnable
and unsuitable aluminium cruiser. 2
hunks, head, twin 35-h p. Johnson. in
water. ready for fishing, cruising
skiing and trailering. reduced $500.
sPEEDBoAT. left, Chris Graft; all
mahog.; immaculate cond.; used .
seasons; new 160-hp. engfnei ideal
water-ski: $1,000. IA. 4-5270.
1859 MERCURY 7S-long shaft: still in
box complete with controls. AP. =
Evening star., 1959-06-25

Wis. Ave. at AIbemorIe NV. u6l EM. 2-Il22
$500 Wilson Blvd, Arlington Jackson 7-4soo
AIo. Ave. ot NeyIor Rd. Sc. t2o) Ludlow 3-3loo
Gil BIodensburs Rd. NE. w Lincoln 7-75oo
Sass ccIesvIs Rd., Silver Spring Juniper 5000
Evening star., 1959-06-25

Price, WitheUt Price With
Trads-in. seeh Trods in, Eoeh
Plus Fed. Tox Plus Fed. Tax
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-06
sABATHASI BAPTIST

The Great Emancipation" was
the subject uf the sermon preached
by our pastor Rev s. r. King
Sunday February I Tho body Of
the sermon text was taken from
81. John In order 90 bring out the
nature and relevnnce Of the death
Of Jesus, the speaker used Abra-
ham Lincoln as a related person
"a Christ
He pointed out that Lincoln was
born in humble circumstances. so
was Christ: Lincoln was primarily
concerned with the dowu-troddon
80 was Christ He concluded. Both
were great, but the saving power
used by Jesus was everlasting. so
much so that whoever IL in Ills
hands cannot be piuckcd out
A. the evening hour communion.
7s partook 81 the Lords Supper
by candleltght The service was
very beautiful As the candles
burned Rev King narrated por.
tionS 81 scripture IN keeping with
the occasion After the invitation
70 membership. everyone left uti-
etly az the organ music continued
Twelve persons united with the
church this SUNDAY.
The inspirational Hale Singers"
under the direction OF w. y. Hale
viii he sponsored in n musical ex.
,ravaganEa Sunday February &.
az sahathani Baptist church. 500
18th Az 5 Minneapolis The pro
gram wiil begin at pm Come
and bring your friends 10 this
feast in religious song No one
should miss this treat n is free