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Arizona sun., 1961-11-23
Supreme Court
0verfurns Ala.
Death Sentence

New York,-The U. S. Supreme
7SC0urt unanimously set aside the
ac0nviction of Clarence Charles
s'iHamilton, who had been sentenced
TO death. in the electric chair by an
alabama court in April, 1857.
In reversing Hamilton's con-
iFviction, the Court extended the
Unconstitutional right of criminal
defendent to counsel at the time
of arraignment, ruling hailed as
extremely significant by NAACP
slAegal Defense Fund Associate
Counsel Constance Baker Motley,
who argued Hamilton's defense.
Legal Defense Fund attorneys
took Harnilton's case because a
q court appointed white lawyer fail
! ed to show up at arraignment,
| thus depriving Hamilton of certain
I essential rights under Alabama
l procedure.
I ''The, right of an impoverished
Z defendant to have state supplied
x~ceuasel at all effective stages
of a criminal case has long been
recognized said Mrs. Motley.
But the Court said in Hamilton
that when arraignment is a crucial
stepf1 a capital case, as in Ala
ban1as the defendant has right to
counsel =
Arraignment is. the point at
which a criminal defendant must
plead lo Abe iindictment against
him.
Hamilton was arrested on Octo-
ber 49, 1855 in Ensley, Alabama,
at 800 am. in the bedroom of
Mrs. Mary sGiangresso, a white
woman. Testimony at his trial was
that he was indecently exposed
When discovered. He had, however,
no weapons or burglary tools with
.MAirf, and an attempt at rape or as
sault was made. Mrs. Giangrosso
did not appear at the trial.
The trial itself, pointed out Mrs.
Motley almost developed into a
fiasco. Hamilton, though illiterate,
argued in open court with his own
attorney, and at the invitation of
the judge, made inept attempts
to cross-examine witnesses, caus-
ing him to be reprimanded by the
judge for his actions.
The case was appealed to the
u. S. Supreme Court from an Aug
ust Is, 1850 decision of the Supreme
Court of Alabama which held that
Hamilton was not disadvantaged
in any way by absence of counsel"
The high Courts decision over
ruled the Alabama court, emitting
Hamilton to a new trial.
The case was heard before the
Supreme Court on October II. Mrs.
Motley represented the petitioner,
George d. Mentz, Assistant At
torney General of Alabama, ar
gued for the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19

all his life. The little girls at nearby paro-
chiaI school often dropped him curtsy and
said, Good morning, Father"
One of our greatest journalists, Haywood
BrOun, was anything but fashion plate.
A friend once described him as "a man who
goes through life looking like an unmade
bed" His son, actor Haywood Hale Broun,
tells me that his father had all his suits made
by DunhiIrs in London, but never had them
pressed. Father used to carry golf balls in
side pockets and wad of bills in his watch
pocket. He kept his dinner jacket rolled up
in his office desk, and 'ssen he had to cover an
opening night, he'd merely pull it O"t, shake
out the paper clips and put it On.''
Albert Einstein had pair of carpet slip
pers that were as dear to his heart as his
violin. During the years at Princeton, Mrs.
Einstein had to watch him constantly lest he
wander down to the village in his bedroom
slippers. OF course, in Enstein's case, absent
mindedness was a contributing factor. You
hardly wonder at the bedroom-slipper story
when you remember that he once received
a check for 81, 500 from foundation and
used it for months as bookmark. Then he
lost the book.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19
Guided fOSsT

But l remember pundit to top Einstein.
When was boy in Cambridge, Mass, there
was professor who taught philosophy at
Harvard, and he must have been the man who
inspired the story about the absent-minded
professor who put his cigar to bed and threw
himself out the window I'll call him Profess
sor Doe because cannot for the life of me
remember his name I'D be grateful if some
old grad would write in and tell me). But
anyway, he was a well-known figure, because
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19
What's wrong with men?

he often wandered about Harvard Square in
a beautiful dream-worId of his own. And
pinned to his lapel, there would be slip of
paper reading:
PLEASE REAINO PROFESSOR DOC
THAT Nc IS TO co AND GET HIS HAIR CUT
THANK YOU.
MRs. DOE
My own wife nearly gave up the night
| came home with a strange Overcoat. I'd
stopped for a cocktail at Grand Central Sta
ton and rushed off to the train with the
wrong coat.
Itwasn't till got settled in the train that
discovered was a thief, SO to speak. was
alarmed but also delighted to find that
there was false thumb in one of the Pock-
cts = you know, the kind of cellulOid gadget
that you bring home to amuse the children.
began to like that overcoat.
Well, for months my wife insisted that
| try to get my own overcoat back. She
claimed the one | stole didn't fit me.
claimed there was nothing to fit about an
overcoat anyway you might as well say
that certain horse-blanket didn't fit GER
tain horse. And besides, didn't want to
give the false thumb back.
But here's to the ladies anyway! IL they
were not constantly on the alert, half the
men in America would be walking around in
the other halves overcoats.
And here's to you, Mr.. Stevenson. If
you have trouble getting new ear bow for
your glasses, drop me line. Because it just
happens that have an extra bow in my
desk drawer.
Darned if can remember what happened
to the rest of those glasses!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19

THEY'RE THE BAkINGEsT AND THE
SAVINGEST. New grated Coconut. X Durkees New
Grated Coconut. Just made for baking. Wonderful
ingredient Macaroons become marvellous morseIs.
with Durkee's New Grated Coconut. And savings? Try
some this week. save St in the bargain Try this too
X Durkees Snowflake Coconut Longtime favonte as
topping in frostings, as garnish. Try BOTH OURKEE'S
NEW GRATED coCoNUT AND SNOWFLAKE CocoNUT.
The Adak sun., 1961-03-27

; ATTENTION CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES .. On 22 March the Chief of Naval Op- erations directed all Naval Activities to begin paying their per diem employ ees on 9 bi-weekly basis prior to 90 June, rather than on the current week. ly basis. It is currently planned to make this change locally during the pay period beginning ' Nay This means that per dien employees will not rec- eive their weekly pay on 19 Nay, but will receive two weeks pay on 2o May and at the end of each two weeks there after. Per Annua pay periods and pay days will not be affected by this change, but it should be noted that Per Annun and Per Dien paydays will be on alternate Fridays. In both cases payment will be nade on the Fridy following the end of the earning per- iod. In sone cases, employees nay need to rearrange their financial obligat- ions due to this new procedure.. Check the Employee Bulletin for further details.
 -uSI-
The Adak sun., 1961-03-27
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ATTENTION AUTOMOBILE OWNERS:

 the time to put your car in condition to meet the requirements of the annual Automobile Safety Inspection which will be conducted in the near future by the Security. Vehicle Division. Refer to NAVSTA Instruction 55oo ID for partic- ular requir rements. Decals will be den- jed or removed, as appropriate, if your automobile does not meet the Safety re- quir ements.
 All operators of private vehicles MUST have valid motor vehicle operat- ora permit. Personnel not having such license will not have registration re- neWed at the forthcoming inspection. Protect your privileges; drive only with valid license on your person. Don't let your license expire and have to wait for renewal.
 Information concerning renewal of State License, or application forA1aska State License, may be obtained at the Security Vehicle Division Office in the Port Adni nistration Building Phone723.
The Adak sun., 1961-03-27
A NNOUNCE MENTS

FOR SALE: FULL WARDROBE OF MATERNITY CLOTHES SIZE l2. CALL l89. ONE CAT, TWO KITTENS FOR FREE, SEE AT QUARTERS oD-l OR GILL l34J AFTER WORK ING HOURS.
 FOR SALE: Tropical Fish, Moons, zebros, Gold Wags, .Nillies, Red Tails, Red Nag, Cats, Angels, and sianese Fighting Fish. All in saae tank. Air pumps, ther1ostatic heater, fish food , etc. $40.oo. H. s. FOX, BIB l6. WANTED: A good hone. I an we'll train ed. I will set up for ny food. I'm completely house broken. Everyone says Tn very pretty and alert. My name is KITTENS. Tn house cat. Call 548W. FOR sLE: 1850 chrysler in Good Mech- anical Condition. Just $15o.oo. Call Adkins 460 days 485 evenings. WANTED: One large size bike, girl or boys. Call o57J.
 SPORTSMAN CLUB NEVIS ~
 There will be a meeting of the sports- nan Club tonight at 193O. This should be an entertaining evening so plan to attend, and bring along prospective ue1lber if possible.
 Plans for "Turkey Shoot" to be conducted following the business meeting Also the agenda is exa1li nati ons for varnint permits.
 Did you know? 'Ptorrigon season closes after Is April, and will be closed until 20 August. The Bag Limit of ,Ptarnigan is 20 per day. Some hunters would give argument to the fact that there is Q total of 20 Ptaruigan on Adak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-04

BETHESDA SOMERSET-Be the
hostess with the mostest in this
lovely custom built center-hall,
all-brick rambler: ga baths, rec.
rm., 2 fireplaces, separate din.
rIn., huge kit. Gear carport. Lux
urious living in truly prestige To-
cationl S35,500. WE TAKE
TRADES. HUGH T. PECK, Be-
thesda, OIL. 6-el70.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-04

Capitol Hill-4 Units
All apis. complete. Income $3.50
per mo. Ideal for restoration or
snYeaS4t 7 W1LTo SIdq4S ey RSaf nv
CO, INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-04

WILSON HILLS-NEw LISTING.
Walk to Argyle Country Club and
swimming pool from this 3-bedrm.
and den split-leVel on "A acre,
Modern kitchen and family room,
" baths. WONDERFUL NEIGH
BORS. Owner to Minnesota. Mid
EOS for quick sale. Georgia ave.
extended to water tower and fol-
low arrows to home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-04

MANOR COUNTRY CLUB-Try TO
beat this one. 3 bedrms. and den
master bedrm. suite), 2 full
baths, powder rm., plus "a bath,
rec. rni., modern kitchen, liV. Tm.
,25x13ha), patio and sundeck, 3
to spare; full club membership.
Low. LOW 30s. Georgia ave. ex-
tended TO Manor Club entrance
and follow arrows to home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-04

1901 25th PLACE N.E.-Attractive
mod. bungalow in best Woodbridge
plus lse. finished attic rm. Good
sized liv. rm., sep. din. rm., pretty,
modern kit, mod. tiled bath. Full
bsmt.. oil h.-w.h., Anchor fenced
yard; ideal for young married
couple or retired person. $4,000.
Terms. By appt. r. g. dunno CO.
Realtors, LA. 9-2500; ewes, FE.
3-1l73.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-04

select area; Choice wooded lot,
chain link fence; quiet dead-end
street. Walk NH, Naval Hosp,
schools; sep. din. rm.. carpeting,
bsmt. Assume 4hro CT; S1S,250.
1911 Linden ave-, OIL. 4-1S31
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JOSEPH FILIPPO

JOO6Fd F1LlHRO
REALTY CO. OFFERS
3Sth st. nr. Carpenter
Open, 2-5 pm. Det. brk. center
hail, 8 lge. rms, 3 bedrmS., 2
baths 2nd fir: 1st fir. powder rm.,
paneled rec. nm, garage. Out Pa.
ave, left on Texas ave, right on
Carpenter to 3Sth st.
HILLCREST, 320S Gainesville st
Open 2 to 6. Det. brick, z rms,
ga baths, full bsmt., large gear
garage; level lot: vacant.
NEAR 18th AND PA. AVE.-6-rm
DIRK; 2 baths, l on LIST fir: ga.
rage; gas INV. h.; S11,500, 81, zoo
ANAcosTTA-semidet. bricks s
&c. rm.: S1i,5oo. 81. 800 down SS
ST. FRANCIS PARISH - custom.
bedrms.. 8 baths: 2 bedrms. and
baths LIST fir: bsmt., built-in
CAPITOL HILL, mr.. Third and Z
Capitol-3-story and bsmt.,
baths; peri. cond.: $4,000. By
appt. 10. 7-26Sl.
RANDALL HIGHLANDS. 25th ant
Naylor rd.-Bungalow: 8 rms.
tile bath, attic space, full bSmt.
oil INV. h.; garage. BY Apt.
HILLCREST-Det. split level Span.
ish bungalow with 8 bedrms.: ga.
h;-w:h.; w/adj. Soft. lot. Vacant
Sl4,500.
BRANCH AND PA. AvE.-Brand.
new brk, rambler: 8 rms, 8 bed.
rms, "a baths, full bsmt. wIrec
NiNNEsTo9TiH avn NAv1op m
Det. asbestos Single. 4 rms
baths; 2 bedrms., bath LIST fir.
ARRANGED for l or 2 families: oil
h;.w:h.; gear garage: deep lot
S13,500.
ANAcoSTIA. mr.. 10th and Mime
sofa ave.-Corner brk.. 8 rms, .
baths. fenced, level lot: S15,5OO
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-Corner brk
8 rms, 8 bedrms., LIST fir. powder
rm; full bsmt. w/rec. rm. ant
bath; Sl5,750.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

acc, GERMANTOWN, 10 minutes
Ale acres; remodeled, like-neW
rambler; lovely trees and setting,
spring, stream; 3 bedrms., rec. rm.,
hot-water heat, firepl., gear
port, school bus. This home can
be bought reas. Call OWNER,
301--DIamond 1896 or Ola
mond 1884,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, brick RAM
bier in new-house cond.: spacious
liv.-din. area, completely equip.
kit. with brkfst. bar and pantry,
3 bedrms. Il ideal for study or
Tec nm covered SNT can patio The I snaeS
Of the house overlooks beautifully
$50. KoRzENDoRFER, REAL
TOR, OIL, 4-Sl11 It'll q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-04

BETHESDA, Alta Vista area-Con-
venient to NH, parochial and pub
lie schools. Large lot, 4 bedrms.,
screened porch, attached garage.
On quiet deadend st. Low 3O'S.
BY OWNER. Call OIL. 6-2076.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-04

= An attractive home
for for the ls5s ss. family al 5-bsS cdr, a.! 3
p DHh sep sD din rm. nv XIII With HSn table
space, ice. rec. I'm: close to ST.
James; S31 800. GEO. W. ROB-
ERTSON, Realtor, OIL. 2-2123.
BETHESDA, MIST JAMES AREA
floor rec, room oaG and shop e deep,
shady lot, with pvt. patio; air
conditioners, washer, dryer and
Competing optional; 60-90 day oc-
cupancy, Realtor-owne consider
ing End trust: low eos. OIL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-04

CAPITOL HILL-Total resto-
ration in these 3-bedrm.,
full bsmt. homes. Unusual
center staircase, random
floors. Open Q to 5. 7O9-711
c st. ne. CARRIAGE REAL
TY CO., no. 2-S055, DI. z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-04

DON'T SELL THOSE HoRSEsl-
Come out and look at this 3
acre estate with modern 3-bedrm.
home and guest house. Magnifi-
cent trees and blooming shrubs on
rolling Md. countryside. Low 40s.
ColeSville I'd. to Springbrook drive
and left to home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-04

1::30 TIL 8
EVER POPULAR WOODWORK
RARE FIND. Builders own Gus
tom home at modest price. 3 large
bedrmS. and den, rec. rm., ga
rage and Ia baths. BIG KITCH-
EN-; Lovely trees and shrubs.
Walk to parochial school. Low
FhA payment, only S23,50O. Uni
versity blvd. to LexinEton dr..
turn to number 400.
Evening star., 1961-04-05

These prices effective until close Of
bvsinsss, Saturday. April 9, 1851, in
Washington. 0. c. MARYLAND. tiiIIcrss,
Hsishis, Tokoma Park, lndion Heed,
slodsnsburg, Coral Hills. copitel Heights,
Marlboro, Bsihssdo. Silver Spring,
Rockville, GcithsrsbUrs, Laurel. VlR,
GINA, AlsSondria. Abingdon. Fcirfos,
telIs Church, McLsan, Annandols,
hsrnden, tsssbVrs, PUresllvills. Ma.
aosses, Mlddlsbvrs. WE RESERVE TIE
RIGHT 10 LIMIT QUANTITIES. Predvse
prices subisei 10 daily msrkst ehsnsss.
Some ef the items in Iris edvsrfissmsrs
mey not be found in oil Of our stores,
Evening star., 1961-06-23
Doves Counted
As Busis for 81
Hunting Laws

The annual census Of the
dove population is under way
and will be used in the
preparation of the 1961-62 dove
hunting regulations, the In
terror Department reports.
Fish and Wildhfe Service
personnel and State cooper
ators on May 20 started to
work more than TOO census
routes, listening for dove calls
and evaluating how they COM
pared with the numbers in
previous years.
The same routes are worked
each year and in many in
stances the same personnel
cover the same route several
years in succession.
The information will be COM
piled by the Bureau of Sport
Fisheries and Wildlife. The
results will be presented at a
Washington meeting June 26.
During July the department
will establish basic dove hunt
ing rules for next season, in
cluding outside hunting dates
and bag limits. States will
then select hunting seasons
and bag limits within the Fed
eral framework.
Evening star., 1961-06-23

need only be removed and the
two halves rinsed in Gle a r
water.
Outstanding feature Is a fin
gertip brake. 1t may be ap-
piled, increased or decreased by
a touch of a finger. Brake fail
ures and heat distortion are
said to be entirely eliminated.
An economical one man
fishing raft designed for rivers
and lakes has been perfected
by the Tadpole Co., Of Fort
Worth. The raft is designed for
use with 2 or 3 horsepower
motor and floats on two logs
Of expanded polystyrene foam
The raft will be marketed
under the name Of The Tad
pole and Is designed for fish
ermen who are not in a hurry
to get some place but who want
to fish relatively shallow wa
ters. 1t will carry a man weigh
ing 200 pounds plus a 50-pound
motor.
New trolling and casting
lures made Of fleSh-like mate
rial that closely initiate real
fish are being produced by
Leisure Products Of America,
Inc. at Trenton, N. J.
The lures are made in vari-
Gus sizes from tiny sinners UP
to 6-inch sardines, mullet and
herring, 9-inch mackerel and
Smelt and 16-inch flying fish.
ALI some completely rigged with
leaders and hooks.
Bleeding MinnOw Novel
Another novel lure is a real
bleeding minnow. -Four inches
long and made of vinyl plastic,
it has a cavity in the side that
carries a pellet of blood. This
disSolves slowly and is said to
attract all sorts of game fish.
It is made by Bloody-G o o d
Lures, Inc, Denver.
Still another lure actually
swims through the water un-
der its own power instead OF
having to be pulled. Made by
Evening star., 1961-06-23

In water. Chemical action
brings to the surface a buoy
which is firmly attached to the
lost object by a 100-foot nylon
line.
If you would like a replica
Of the original Civil War pup
tents. they are being produced
by Fulton Cotton Mills of At
lanta to help commemorate the
centennial.
Yankee tents come in solid
blue and carry the US imprint.
Confederate shelters are dyed
gray and bear the CSA en-
blem. Each are 5 feet wide by
z feet 6 inches long and made
of drill.
Evening star., 1961-06-23

The appearance OF tuna in
the Atlantic off the Maryland
and Delaware coast promises
to add an extra fillip to sports
fishing this week end. The big
marlin, Ocean City'S glamor-
GUS money-maker, also have
been sighted but none caught
yet.
Elsewhere it's the lineup as
before. Good catches Of rock
fish are being taken by troll
ing in Chesapeake Bay. The
Potomac and Rappahannock
Rivers are temperamental at
the moment due to Wednes-
days all-day rain, but m a y
clear up over the week end.
One Of the surprises at Cape
Charles, Va, where cobia put
in a dramatic appearance last
week, was the return of huge
channel bass. Not seen since
May Is, the bass tore into some
No. 10 Tony Accetta spoons
troIled by a party aboard Capt.
Walter Parks "Aralee."
The party boated seven of
the fish. two Of them earning
the citation Of the Virginia
Salt Water Fishing Contest Gao
pounds or over). One weighed
43, the other 48 pounds.
Jack Spot Is Hot
The tuna are being caught
at the famous Jack Spot, about
|21 miles off the Maryland
coast. Paul Mufor's tackle
shop at Ocean City reported
several weighing IS to 40
pounds and one at 80 pounds
It's q pleasant contrast to
Ocean City bottom fishing,
where in the understatement
Of one skipper, "the situation
isn't really red hot" A few
Evening star., 1961-06-23
Water Ski Club
To Hold Tourney

The Occoquan Water Ski
Club will put on a sane
toned water ski tournament
tomorrow and Sunday at Lake
Arrowhead.
Competition runs from 8 am.
to s pm. both days. The en-
trance to the lake is about 40
miles south Of Washington via
Shirley highway and Route /.
Competition Is scheduled In
slalom, jumping and trick ski
ing. Exhibitions of barefoot
and kite skiing also are
planned.
Evening star., 1961-06-23

Fisherman Joe at Studio City,
Calf, 1t is called the Swim
N Lure and in addition to an
erratic action that resembles a
wounded minnow it calls fish
with an insectlike buzzin G
sound. Each charge of propel-
lent lasts up to an hour.
VaIuables Safeguarded
To prevent loss of outboard
motors, cameras or other val
liable equipment. Pre- Built
Products Manufacturing Co. Of
Madison Heights. Mich, is
making 3 device called the
Krantz Retriever. It operates
automatically when submerged
Evening star., 1961-06-23
NEW CADETS
NEW CADETS
Fish-Finder Pinpoints Target
BY CHARLES COVELL
star Outdoor Editor


An old, established manufac-
turer of fishing tackle who for
years has been supplying rods,
reels, lures and Suchlike, now
is going even further. The COM
pany is delving into the prob
lem of finding the fish. and
going about it so scientifically
that if every angler got one of
the gadgetS it might cause a
big dip in the fish population.
This company, maker of the
Pflueger line of tackle, now
has an electronic fish-finder,
used either alone or in COM
bination with a new depth
finder. Its makers say that the
fishfinder will pinpoint a sin
gle fish just as well as it does
q school. 1t scans the surface
Of the water in addition to the
bottom. in fact anywhere with
In q radius of 800 to $50 feet.
Uses Sound
Both the fish-finder and
depth-finder operate on the
Doppler principle. An ultra
sonic signal is sent through
the water from the tranSmitter
which upon contact with some
object in the water is reflected
back to the receiver.
If the object is moving, the
apparent frequency of the re-
flected signal is different from
the transmitted signal. The
two signals are heterodyned in
the receiver and the result is
an audio signal which varies
in pitch or tone with the speed
Of the object.
Listens for Fish
Thus, an angler actually lis
tens for the fish.
The fish-finder unit is port
able and weighs only 4 pounds.
including an attached set of
stethoscope-type ear phones.
The transducer on the lower
end looks like a f1ashlight and
sends out a 4-degree conical
beam when in operation.
Since the beam is only 4 de-
grees wide, the fisherman
knows precisely the direction
to cast. The unit is powered by
two 9-volt transistor radio bat
teries. It has three small trans
iStors in the tranSmitter and
receiver.
The depth-finder combination
adds needle scale to the fish
finder unit and offers an easy
way to locate reefs, pot holes
and other likely fishing spots.
New Reel Versatile
Also completely new for the
fisherman is a reel being made
by Rogue Reels, Inc, of Berke-
ley, Calf.
The reel has interchangeable
spools which adapt it either
for fly casting or trolling. 1t
Is said to eliminate line slack.
the No. l cause for losing
strikes.
A lifetime guarantee is Of
fered on the reel, which has
no gears. only half the usual
number Of parts and never
needs fabrication. If dropped
into sand or mud, the spool
Evening star., 1961-06-23

new, custom. % It,
lipped; save So, 900.
.RINE. OIL. 6-166S.