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Evening star., 1959-12-13
Rome Gets Ready for the OIympics

AS host for the 1860 Olympic
Games, Rome is busy with
building and refurbishing prep
arations that will change many
ASPECTS Of the Eternal City.
A long-range program for
new highways will help ease
expected traffic Jams. New
paris and gardens will bring
fresh green areas to the city,
particularly in northern and
southern suburbs where many
OF the contests will be held.
"A whole Olympic Village
destined later to become a
government housing Develop
ment-has been built to ac-
commodate the visiting ath-
letes.
In presenting the biggest
show of the sports world,
Roman scene settlers have the
advantage of a wealth Of both
uuamodern and ancient
arenas, says the National
Geographic Society.
Some of the events sched-
uled between next August Is
and September II will be
staged in streamhned stadia
representing the latest archi-
tectural techniques. Others
viii be enacted against bat
tered walls and broken COL
umns that recall the grandeur
that was Rome.
Tailor Made Arena
Tailor-made for the Games
was the Palazzo dello Sport,
erected south of the city near
the monumental cluster of gov
ernment and International
trade buildings known as EUR
Universal Exhibition of Rome).
The huge dome aped
Sports Palace is of prefabri-
Gated concrete, with rim sup
ports instead Of view-blocking
inside pillars. 1t holds about
$4,000 spectators and will be
used for boxing and basketball.
Another new structure at
EUR is a 20,000-seat velodrome
for Olympic cycling competi-
tionS. Fencers will duel in the
exhibition areas stately Con-
ference Palace.
'On the opposite side of
Rome, ether new and relatively
new sports theaters are ready
for swimming, hockey, soccer,
track and field tournaments.
Among them is the Little
Sports Palace-the Palazzetto
an earlier model of the big
ger building to the south. An
othef is the 55,000-seat Fla
mirio Stadium.
Near by, in the vast recrea-
Evening star., 1959-12-13
Zeigers Take Over
Ritz PIuzu Hotel

The Zeiger family, formerly
of the Hotel Zeiger in Falls
burg, N. Y. have taken over
operation Of the Ritz Plaza
Hotel at Miami Beach, Fla.
The hotel has been redec-
GRATED for the winter season,
The family also owns the Tif-
fany Hotel at Miami Beach.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
Where Nero Raced
HANG A TRIP
ON THE TREE
ON CHRISTMAS

The European Travel
Commission has come up
with a Christmas gift GER
tif1cate for q trip to Eu-
rope.
The certificate is encased
in a black and gold pass
port holder. designed to
hang from the Christmas
tree on Christmas morn
ing.
ETC says one advantage
Of the plan is that the pur-
chaser can determine the
price and itinerary Of the
trip.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
AIR FARE
AIR FARE
RunAmU Ups
Puerto Rico
Schedule

Pan American World Airways
has increased its flights to
daily schedule from Friendship
international Airport to San
Juan for the holiday season.
The airline is now flying IA
flights weekly between the two
points; The increase is part Of
q stepped-up holiday schedule
from all points to San Juan.
There will be an average of
20 flights daily between New
York and San Juan, two daily
between Miami and San Juan,
and IA weekly between Phila-
delphia and San Juan.
= =
British Overseas Airways
Corp, Quantas and Air India
have agreed to coordinate
their operations. The agree
ment calls for joint planning
OF operations and combination
OF reservations systems. Under
the plan, tickets Of the three
airlineS will be interchangeable.
BOAC and Trans Canada Air
lines recently reached a similar
agreement.
4 4
Two airlines-Pan Am and
Eastern-thiS week put into
effect a new $37 one-way fare
between Miami and San Juan.
kim Royal Dutch Airlines
has reported a 22.5 per cent in
crease in passenger traffic
across the Atlantic in the July
September quarter, compared
with the same period last year.
KIM moved from fifth to
fourth place among the inter-
national carriers on this route.
Capital Airlines' new 164-
page package vacation manual
lists the largest selection of
tours which Capital has yet Of
fered. 1t includes package
trips to Florida. the Caribbean,
New York. Williamsburg, Nor
folk, Chicago, New Orleans,
Washington and ski tours in
Northern Michigan.
Evening star., 1959-12-13

The new flagship is scheduled
for trial runs next June, and
for her maiden voyage to New
York on June 80.
H&
Shipboard Christmas parties
for more than 600 orphans are
being held this month aboard
United States Lines ships in 26
ports throughout the world.
Designated Project Santa
Claus" the series of parties is
being held between now and
Christmas Day.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
Souvenir Hunters

Switzerland's Neue Zuercher
Zeitung reports that farmers
are asking that something be
done about tourists in search
of souvenirs. No fewer than
7.780 cowbells were stolen from
Swiss cows pasturing in the
Alps during the past summer.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
Free TeIevision

The Shelburne Hotel at At
lantic City, N. j., is installing
free television-850 sets-in its
rooms.
Evening star., 1959-12-13

ton area called the Italian
Forum, stands the city's larg-
est sports arena-the Olympic
Stadium. 1t Is linked by tun-
mel with the smaller, statue
ringed Marble Stadium built
by MusSolini.
The Olympic Stadium was
also a product of the Italian
dictator's ambitions, but work
on it was halted by World
War II. 1t was completed
eight years ago and recently
enlarged to seat 100000 peo-
pie.
Where Nero Raced
Olympic authorities will
stage appropriate perform
ances at some of Rome's most
historic sites.
Gymnastic contests will be
Evening star., 1959-12-13
DAVIS, w. VA.
RIacktrater LOdae

(OnlV 1855 miles from Washington
So Luxurious Lodge Rooms. plus
20 De Luxe Fully Equipped Cabins
25O-Dlaee dining room, game room, TV,
snack bar, gift shop, huge WOOdburninG
freplaces.
FOR OBSERVATIONS WRITE OR CALL.
BlAekWater Lodge, BlaekWater Falls
State Park, Davis, West virginia
Telephone Alpine 0-3O2I
Evening star., 1959-12-13
80. and you still save 3O%
on your fare as you go down
one coast and back the other
with Pan Am and Panagra

Al play and no ,cork on 2l-day Pan Am Holiday
70l. You visit Caracas, Rio, Sac Paulo Montevideo,
Buenos Aires >. come home via Santiago Lima and
Panama Drives to and from airports, hotel accommo
dations with private BATH many meals and extensive
sightseeing trips also includedpus tourist flights
both coasts and the fabulous Bocing 7O7 Jet be-
tween New York and Caracas. (Or you fly by Jet
New rk-Caracas-Asuncion-"B "BA'') The cost? Sl,O97
from New York. And with Pan AIMS Pay.Later Plan
you may have this Holiday for only Sill down. Coming
Jets all the tcay Round South America Nth
Pan Am 7O7S and Panagru DC-8s.
Evening star., 1959-12-13

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Evening star., 1959-12-13

Two airlines-Pan Am and
Eastern-this week put into
effect a new $37 one-way fare
between Miami and San Juan.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21

been hard at work since November 9 and will make their first appear ance of the 195o-6O basketball sea son on Wednesday evening, Nov emlber 25 at 6:3O.
 The boys Selectel for the team are tenth graders, Cort Olsen, John Ansonach, Chris Vollmer, Edward Brown, John Michel, Hugh Devlin, Dennis Metrokin, Morris Olsen and Buck Hoyden; 9th graders Pat Cannon, Cory Stengell, Kenny Tillatson, Harry Wilson, Jack Sheridan and Woody Allain.
 The JV's of this year will mark the 4th year a Kodiak junior var Sity team has been fielded and its play will be characterized by plenty of hustling and hurry, with a fast action game assured, vim ing or losing. The JV's again this year will have their own cheer leaders.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21
American Legion PIMA Score Win

The American Legion continued their winning streak in the City Basketball league when they ralli- ed in the last quarter to win over hustling Supply team
 Coyle was high for the Legion team with p points while Olsen led Supply with q points.
 The second game provided high scoring and fast action as PIMA and the high school Bears squared off in spirited and action packed game.
 PIMA jumped off to an 8-0 lead until the Bears tied it at 15-all early in the final quarter. Half time score was PIMA 43, Bears 39.
 The Bears moved to an early lead in the 3rd quarter but were unable to hold it with Cummings anl Olsen fouling out early. Jerl- ing led PIMA with 24 points. Four of the Bears were main-y respon- Sible Tor their teams -cofing. These were Olsen with 19 points, SoUtcr with II, Shugak with 13 and Eli son 10 Final score, PIMA "A, Bears G3.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21

FOR SALE TIT Canned salmon, Shrimp & crab now avble. 24 can case crab, $15. 24 can case tiny shrimp, $8.5O. 24 can sml shrimp, $9.5O. Medium shrimp, $10.50. Limited number odd codes Salmon-48 cans: Chums, ChurnS, SIP; Pinks $14; Silvelrs, SIS; Reds, $23. King Crab, Inc.
 21-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21
Publish As Usual

The Kodiak Mirror will publish Friday of next week as usual.
 Advertisers and news contribu- tors are reminded to get their copy in early as the office will be closed Thursday afternoon due to the holiday.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SO-

THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SO- CIETY holds services each Sun day at II am; Sunday School at 9:30 am & Testimonial meetings the 3rd Wed. of each month at
 8 pm. Reading Room open each Wed. from to 8 pm. Ad- dress: Corner of Mission Rd & Alaska Way, across from Post Office. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21

HOUSE FOR SALE Il bdrm house w/work shop. Lot 100 it long, 80 it wide. $5,0O0 cash or down payment. Mill Bay Rd. close to Alaska Road CommiS- SioneT. Mrs. Ragnar Hansen.
 21-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21

FOR SALE 2 sblrTnShetrse +Dn Mis- aT sion Rd. Call 305 before pm
 or 2513 after 5 pm. 21-1Yh
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21

WELCOME to the ASSEMBLY OF GOD church on Mission Rd. Sun day School & Morning Worship at the same hour, 10:30 am. Evangelistic Service 7:30 pm Midweek Service Wed, 7:3O pm.
 tin
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21

EOR SALE-1 .lRconfp1eted home WIZ lots near new school. 3 homes on Mill Bay Rd, each on 1h acres partly wooded. Occu- pancy at time of settlement. Also good bldg lots and rentals. Kodiak-Aleutian Realty, Ph 2761.
 21-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21

WILL BABY SIT for children 2 yrs & under in my home Ph
 2361. 21-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21

PLUMBING & HEATING-Work done. For fast and satisfying ser vice & guaranteed work. Chase & Copsey. Ph. 6222 tin
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21

WOULD YOU LIKE to receive a lovely gift for looking at stain less steel cookware? No obliga- tion. Ph. 3891 for appointment.
 142y
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21

FOR SALE-coffee table; rocking chair; bdrm suite; baby bed; 2 prs girls ice skates, sizes 1 & 5;
 boys ice skates size 8; end table;
 corner table. Ph 2843. 21-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21

JERRY'S MECCA WRECKER-
 Service. Ph. 3333 or 5555. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21

FOR SALE-'57 Chey Del Ray 210. Ph 5333. See at 1250 Maplesor USCG Cutter Bittersweet Dock.
 21-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21
WARNING

The dock at Long Island is in bad shape. Anyone using it do so at their own risk Tom Gallagher.
 tin
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21
IH isc.
SPORTSMAN

SEND ALASKA SPORTSMAN subscriptions for Christmas
 $3.5O first year, $3 for 2 or more years subscription. Box 1271, Juneau. Alaska 14-6n
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21

FOR SALE-A home you will like v/warmth and cheer. Comp in Snlated lg LR, bath, and located on IF acres just outside Kodiak on Mill Bay Rd. Kodiak-Aleutian Realty, Ph 2761. 21-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21
Notices
WARNING

LEARN TO BE AN EFFECTIVE SPEAKER: Kodiak Island Toast masters Club invites you to join their club or to come along as a guest and see what Toast mastering is all about. We meet in the basement of the Mont n1artre at 6:15 pm each Tues day evening. For further info please call 2761 or 9351 tin
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21

LEAST YOU FORGET: Kodiak Aleutian Realty Services has some ex homes for sale. Stop by & see us. Corner of Main &
 Brooklyn, Ph 2761. 21-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21

ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS - If
 you have a drinking problem . & need help, write Box 376,
 Kodiak or call 3912. 2-tfn
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21
JuGa or Varsity F 2 eGEGa Is Picked

The Kodiak high school junior varsity basketball team composed of 9th and 10th grade boys have
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21
Services

STOVES, PIPES CLEANED. Keep
 warm & clean with KimKleen- CTS. Ph 4544. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21

FOR SALE-6-yr crib & mattress
 $2O; play pen $10; Stroller-walk- CT SIP. All good cond. Tyr crib
 & mattress $5. Ph 2782. 21-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21
For Sale

FOR SALE III Bear, Beaver, King Crab & new spectacular Sea Lion movies. 8mm & 16 nm, all in color. Unusual Xmas gifts or souvenirs. Contact Chief A. l.. Hooker at Qtrs. TIA, MS. 9/19- 14-y
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21

FOR SALE-Bunyon 50 lb bow.
 Spiral fletcher, blank shafts, points, notcheS, fetching arm guard & glove. Hardly used
 $40. Ph 48O4. 21-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21

RUMMAGE SALE-1 pm. to 5 D. m. on Saturdays. Baptist Mission. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21

WANTED-Dealer for Stanley Home Products, Write 2209 Eureka Drive, Anchorage, Alaska. 31-4n
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21

FOR SAIE-1951 Buick 2 dr,
 S225. Good cond. Ph 3573 after 5 pm. 21-2y
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21

WANT TO CARE FOk-baby or II child up to 5, weekdays for
 working mother. Ph 3914. 21-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21
Wanted

WANTED - Long & short neck
 quart bottles & Miller High Life bottles. Cash. Kodiak Bottling Works. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21

FOR SALE-GaS range & GEE.
 .refrigt like new Can be seen at
 1216 North Boulevard. 21-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21

KODIAK MOBILE HOME SALES
 Biltmore Mobile homes, Santa
 Fe trailers & camp trailers. 2 blks N. & 1 blk to right of Mont martre. Ph 3O84 for appoint ment. 21-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21
For Rent

FOR RENT-Furn 2 rm apt close in. Flee refrig & wash mach. Navy approved. Ph 2054. tin FOR RENT - Partially furn l bdrm home. Ph 4541. tin FOR RENT bdrm house suit able for couple with small child. Comp furn. Ph 1923. tin FOR RENT-1 bdrm furn apt Own tWn location. J. MetZgar, Ph 2093 after 6 pm. 21-1y FOR RENT-2 bdrm house dwn- twn. Ph 1922 after 12 Sunday.
 21-1n FOR RENT-Fu,l- heated apt. Private bath. Avble now. Ph 4433 Billy
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BRAND-NEW

Selling my left cupboard: 5000 les
than cost getting larger boat EQUIP
ped With windshield. lights. controls
$3.50 Also. $50 so trailer. Sl35
See anytime at 96l7 27th I'd, South
Arlinston OF, 1896.
5-H.P. WIZARD CUPBOARD MOTOR
with gearshift and sep. gas tank
$50 or best offer HE. 1920
IS-FT. THOMPSON LAPSTRAKE. twir
cupboard fully equip Pair 1S-gal
fuel tanks Gator trailer. 81 $50
Clearbrook 6-Oll3
lift. FULLY EQUIP. 35-h.p. Gus
tom motor: trailer: brand new; so
S-Sl9S. Reduced for quick sale.
3O-FT. A.C.F. 6-cylinder Chrysler
sleeps . to 4. gas stove. stainless steel
galley, S to s. phone, whole boat IN
ton condition. $1,000. See CAPT.
BILLY McCARTER. Shoreham Beach
Md, o. call Redwood 5-6600.
I3-FT. Ell DORADO DE LUXE RUN
ABOUT. mahogany. Fiberglassed hull.
Fine for water skiing. Upholstered
seats. Floor board, steering. excel.
buy. TO. 9-6542
I6-FT. CYPRESS SKIFF and 12-h p,
cupboard motor. Excel. cond.. $500
cash, W. @ EICKE, Chesapeake dr.,
Franklin Manor, Md
5S-FT. TROJAN: 10 IT. Sea Breeze
Cruiser; encl. cabin. hunks, and head
extras: lust painted Sl,30O CAPE
ST. MARY'S MARINA, Franklin
3-2273.
:e.FT. BARBOUR SILVER CLIPPER.
5O-h p johnson, twin s tanks
Sonar head, full canvas JE. 2-1O34
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14

Bay Bridge and brought back
70 keeper rock.
Tilghman IsIand-Up to IS
and 40 hardheads being taken
at mouth of Choptank on peeler
crabs and shrimp. Some trout
mixed with hardheads. Spot
abundant.
Eastern Bay - Some hard
heads being caught off Poplar
Island. Spot running large. A
few keeper rockflsh biting.
! Indian River Inlet - Blues.
bonito and a few tuna biting
offshore. Some founders being
caught in inlet and a few trout
outside.
Ocean City-Marlin not quite
as plentiful. Plenty of bonito
and some dolphin offshore.
Chincoteague. Va. - A few
trout biting off Fishing Point
and in Chincoteague Channel.
One offshOre boat caught trout,
bonito, porgies and sea bass for
a very mixed haul. Four mar
In landed this week.
Wachapreague, Va. - Floun-
der fishing much improved with
catches of up to 100. Kingfish-
ing good. Plenty of bonito off,
shore along with an occasional
marlin, two of which were
landed Wednesday. Sea bass
fishing good on the wrecks.
Tarpon missing since northeas-
ter nearly two weeks ago.
Cape Charles-Boats taking a
few tuna, bonito and amber
jack offshore. Some small trout
and founders biting.
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Hefner on the Wanlta II cut
Of st. Jerome's Greek made a
large catch just offShore.
SOlOmOns Island-Plenty of
spot off Town Point and else
where between Point Patience
and the bay. Trout fishing
improved with l to 2-pound
fish on Chinese Mud between
Cedar and Cove Points and eff
fish trap buoy at Little Cove
Point. Hardheads biting late IN
day in shallow water between
Drum and Little Cove Points.
Small blues and some keeper
rock being taken both trolling
and Still-fishing with cut spot
off Little Cove Point
Benedict-Small spot rlenti-
full mixed with few large fish.
Perch and some keeper rock
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Sport Shop. The other was
boated by an unidentified
angler who discarded it be-
cause he did not know what
the fish was.
Most New England bottom
fishermen are familiar with
cusk, a large toothy creature
found occasionally among
schools Of cod, paddock and
hake. 1t is good eating and
often sold as ocean catfish"
Here is a rundown:
Lower POtOmac-Some keeper
rockfish being taken between
Blakiston Island and Rock
Point, a few just over the IL
inch minimum around Tall
Timbers and off Steuart's Pier
at Piney Point. Some spot,
trout and a few founders
around Piney Point.
Large speckled trout reported
in mouth of st. Mary's River
but they are not in great album
dance. A few trout and some
keeper rock in Smiths Greek.
Point LOOkOut-Spot plenti-
full off mouth Of Smiths Greek
and in Cornf1eld Harbor. Boats
out of Wynne still are taking
20 to 80 trout plus good catches
of spot and perch on the mud
off Smiths Island.
Cobia fishing is falling off
slowly but Capt. Tolly Valid mar
aboard the Diane D. out of
Schedules Fishing Center
brought back a 55-pounder
Sunday. Blues are starting to
bite and boats have been out
hunting schools.
Up around Point No Point
large trout and small hard
heads are biting. Capt. Roy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14

fish biting on Parker's Lump
just above Broome Island.
Chesapeake Beach - Good
sized spot being taken both by
small boats on the oyster bar
a mile offshore and off the
radar station at Breezy Point.
Hardhead biting at the Stone
Rock near Sharps Island and
on the Diamonds and Gooses.
Some nights excellent catches
are made while other fish re-
fuse to bite. Trout fishing i'm
proving.
Deale-Rockfish from 2 to 4
pounds being taken late in day
on Holland Point bar. Bottom
fishermen getting plenty of spot
and perch and few trout.
South River-Small spot and
some perch in river but better
fishing is near Thomas Point
Light Capt. Jimmy Marines
took a trolling party to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14

hardhead and trout ana beSI
of all, keeper rockiiSh. In addi-
ton, the Bay has come up with
some oddities, identified as g
pompano and a couple of small
cuSk.
ocean fishing is holding ur
well, although the marlin
catches have fallen off. Cur
rently there is a heavy run OF
bonito and some boats still are
striking blues and small tuna
For the fresh water fisher
man. things are not so bright
The Potomac and both forks
of the Shenandoah are muddy
or pff-color. Only the Kappa
hammock and perhaps the
Rapidan are fishable.
Capt. Randolph Harrison of
Tilghman Island reports the
pompano. He said it was a
4l2-pounder, large for POM
pano. but was certain of his
Identification because he hac'
seen them many times ir
Florida.
The fish was caught by a
bottom fishing party from Bal
timore aboard the Dorothy,
captained by Fred Faulkner.
Actually, Harrison said, a POM
PIANO is not a great rarity in
the bay, four others having
been caught, to his knowledge,
in past years. This is the largest
taken.
The pompano is a member of
the jack family and a highly
priced food fish of more south
ern waters.
One of the cuSk was caught
by bottom fisherman off Rose
Haven. About 6 inches long, it
is in the freezer at the Largo
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SPECIALS

GIFT, TROJAN sEABREEzE outboard
cruiser; 1855 twin Evinrude Larks,
Gator 4-wheel trailer, many other
extras: asking $500.
32-FT. CHR1S-CRAFT EXPRESS SO:
twin l45-h.p. C. c.. 4-sleeper, dinette,
new Navy top; asking $4,000.
22-FT. CRUISE-ALONG EXPRESS
1857: l00-h.p. Gray, stainless galley:
sleeps 2; h9TdtOp; asking s., 1000;
hip. Gray used ITO hours: sleeps
.; try offer Of $4,000
36-FT. CHRIS-CRAFT DOUBLE-CAB-
IN quarter deck" 1919: twin l45-
h.p,, > double state rooms, sleeps g,
SIS. phone, fathometer, steam heat,
speedometer. cleo. refsr, LOADED
WITH EXTRAS. and repainted top
lift. RIcHARDrisoN DcFB 1855:
with. walk-around teak deck. twin
1b5-h.p,. SIS. phone, shower, hot
water, Navy top, dual controls, foam
rubber mattresses JUST WOODED
AND REVARNISHED. owner will take
smaller boat in trade: asking SlS.aOO.
aft. CHRIS-CRAFT CONSTRLLA-
TON 1858. with twin 20O-h.p. We
have TWO avail, loaded with extras,
and priced under $4,000.
Aft. PHIL RHODES DESIGN DOG
HOUSE YAWL-One Of the best
maintained auxiliaries on the Chesa-
peake THE LAST WORD IN SAIL.
Asking S35.000.
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'POMPANO CAUGHT .-.
Bay Fishing Better;
Keeper Rock Biting
BY CHARLES COVELL

Chesapeake Bay fishing has its ms and outs, but
right now it is very definitely n with the catches so
improved that you begin to wonder where the fish
have been hiding all summer.
Perhaps it is because of the better weather. but
there seems to be an abundance of spot quite few
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LEISURE
OPORTSMAN
MNy21lLIzKl 5iIS3 ?. 5IIEIl "a
E1SS -dE 49,
ARA FOR "FIITING OUT. SUPPLIES S&SS>S@sg

IB-FT. DELL BUILT rehniShed
l2-h.p. Sea King motor. $3.50. Cal
Parkway 5-@lid.
RUNABOUT, IL IT,, hberglass; l2-h p
motor, remote control; all extras incl
trailer $3.50 or best offer, JU, S-765S
TROJAN 1859 lapstrake Biminy hard
top. new In April: S3,S5O. on display
at MARINE MART, a40 Maine ave
Sw, ST 3-t633
BOAT LUMBER, white oak and ma
hoRany, marine plywood Marine mill
work. ia. 1852.
SPEEDBOAT, l5-ft, with remote con.
trolls and accessories; 30-h.p. Scott
Atwater motor and trailer included
$500. OIL. 4-75l2.
AUXILIARY CHARTERs-Have severa
auadrants avail for charter cruising
Aug. n, rs, Sept. IL, is, rs, Sl7h
wkly,; 500 week end. LAURENCE
HARTGE. Galesyille, Md. University
7-2OlS
s1-FT CRUIsALoNG 81: twin 1875
hp Grav engine, fresh water cooled
radio-telephone, fathometer Shifter
SIS gas tank; Monel mufflers, etc
PERI cond SHADY OAKS MARINA
West River, Md, University 7-600l
1859, e3-FT. TROJAN EXPRES S
CRUISER. IFS hip, cG, approved
Fully equip orig. cost SIS. 800. will
sacr, S4,495, or best offer. DAYS
ia. 9-1457, nights, NO. 7-6sS5.
3i-FT. CRUISER. new VS. engine
FW.C., many other extras; selling
under market value. Phone ia. S-l75O
evenings to arrange viewing and dem
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