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The Arizona post., 1961-05-12

and that in most cases the
vandalS are never found.
The police officer, whose
name was withheld, said that
police in EbersWalde, an East
German city near Berlin, in
vestigated "a smearing Incl
dents recently and found the
vandals in only four of the
cases.
The Arizona post., 1961-05-12
Youth In Israel
TEPTS I'M

JERUSALEM, q T Al -
American Jewish youth or
organizations are scheduled
to send $50 youths to Israel
this summer to participate in
Jewish Agency seminars, ac-
cording to an announcement
by the Agency here.
The Arizona post., 1961-05-12
~ ~ ~
1T WAS MORE of a

1T WAS MOkE OF a SER
vice to help keep Yiddishkeit
alive than it was a business.
The warehouse was the ga
rage. The distributors, my
brothers. There was no store
and the service run didn't
take more than a few hours,
because there were so few
Jewish families.
The telephone was the point
of communication. Frequent
ly Railway Express would
call and say: Hurry on down
here. There's o m e t h i n G
smells like it died"
That would be the ship
ment of herring on a hot day
in June or July.
The Arizona post., 1961-05-12
oUITE RESuLAkEY Nj

Siegel would call our house
during the season when the
herring would rum
'Do you have" Mr.. Siegel
would inquire in a most bust
ness-like voice, "any dried
herring?"
The first time he called, the
reply was, eyes, we have
herring f"
And Mr.. Siegel would cut
in quickly with: "All right,
then give it a drink"
Coming from a sick bed,
this was, perhaps, the birth
of sick humor.'
The Arizona post., 1961-05-12
~ ~ ~

HERRING led to one of the
more humorous stories of
those grim depression days
of the 1930s when Tucson
was only a living ghost town.
On the outskirts of Tucson
Cts now the center of the
city, there lived a Mr.. Siegel,
who was desperately i'll with
tuberculosis. He was confined
to his bed and day after day
he layed on his back looking
at the ceiling.
But the telephone at his
bedside was one of his few
lows of life.
The Arizona post., 1961-05-12
freedom For Eichmann'
Slogans Appear
In w. Germany

BONN (JTA)-A new rash of swastika- -daubings and
other antSemtc manifestations has broken out in West
Germany in connection with the current trial of Adolf
Echmann
From Dusseldorf it reported that Naz slogans and
The Arizona post., 1961-05-12
Kufcher1 Mrs. Cohen
Win 1861 Top Awards
Leaders To Be Honored At AnnUol
Council Awards Night On Muy IS

Stanley A. Hatcher and Mrs Meyer Cohen will be hon
the awards of the Tucson Jewish Community
Council the annual Awards Night to be held May p.
Mr. Hatcher chairman of the 1861 Combined Jewish
Appeal longtime worker in many other vital phases OF
The Arizona post., 1961-05-12

DePT. OF LIBRARY q
ARCHIVES
STATE CAPITOL
PHOENIX, ARl IONA
Evening star., 1961-05-22
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
AAA
American
Automobile
Association

Young men, ages 1928; excel
career opportunities in automobile
club field. Previous sales exper
not req. Must have car, live in
Va. (Vienna and Mclean area), OIL
Md. (Rockville-KenSington area)
Prefer married men. Salary, com.
mission and bonus. Apply l7ls
G st. NV. Room 404 between
IL and 3.
Statesmen. for new stock issue ir
established Maryland insurance
corp. Straight commission, Yields
high returns for hard worker
Interviews at Rm. 8, 1928 Georgis
ave, Wheaton. 9 ANIL pm. Tues
Unl
Evening star., 1961-05-22
WILL, TRAIN

A man. age 2I to 45, TO service and
No experience necessary, perma
nent position, salary and commits.
sion; SS7 so per wk. guaranteed
during training period. MONU-
MENTAL LIFE INSURANCE CO..
III h-dh0R-OR
Evening star., 1961-05-22
TRAINEE

TV MEN, inside and outside work
FE. S-2227. S07 goth st. NV.
TV TECHNICIANS, one bench. one
outside; must be experienced. Per.
manent, top pay. OIL. 4-2336.
10. l-2244.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RE-
PAIRMAN, helper. prefer Older
man or apprentice; Part or full
WATCHMAN-3 pm. to 8 pm,
Mon. through Fri, SIZE per hr.,
9TH and T sts. ne. area. White.
Box 330-A. Star.
WELDER. experienced on Bulldoz-
ers. combination man, steady job
for right man. References re-
quired. Apply in person, see JOE,
2340 Montgomery st, Silver
Evening star., 1961-05-22
HELP MEN
Leadership Training

We can offer an unusual opportu-
nifty for 3 self-assured, ambi.
tious, young men who own q late
model car, to enter our intensive
training course which can leaC
to 9 Tewarding career In manage
ment, Please call OIL. 6-3202 for
appointment.
MAINTENANCE MAN, white. fol
Sc garden apt. project; salary
plus apt. State qualifications anc
salary requirements. Reply to Boa
467-A. Star,
MAINTENANCE MAN, for new
modern Conn. ave. apartment
building. Good salary and lovely
1-bedroom apt. Call Manager
MRS. JONES, EN-. $1,000.
MAINTENANCE MAN-Exp., white
. bedrm. apt. in exchange for
part-time work in 30-unit apt
bldg. ia. 5-1654
MAINTENANCE MAN, for apart.
ment; steady job. Experience and
references required. Apply CO.
MBIA DRUGSTORE, $500
Pennsylvania ave, NV.
Evening star., 1961-05-22
OPENINGS AT TECFAB

OPPORTUNITY
FOR MEN OF
CHARACTER
HIGHER EARNINGS Is
usually the No. l object
when a man seeks a new
opportunity. Here is a
cross section Of our payroll
for the week ending
May 13.
T. L. B. former tariff clerk Sl47.61
J. R. b. former military--si5S..44 .4s .4s
Q. II. H.. former r.r brak. S24l Al
J. ?. K. former phys. inst. $3.50. OF
S. M, former broadcaster Sl40.7G
Equally as important is ad-
vancement. We have one
of the finest opportunities
in America today. Any
man with ability can &c
ahead rapidly in our COM
pany. We promote strictly
on ability and always from
within. We do not SET
time table, you do.
Permanence is also very i'm
portant. The men LISTED
above have been with Us
from 4 to 10 years. This
speaks for itself.
We will add a few addi-
tional men to our organ
ization and the men Sc
lected will have immedi-
ately the same opportu-
nifty as the men LISTED
above enjoy. Come ir
Monday, 9 to IL in the
morning, or at 7:3O pm
and we will be glad to dis
cuss our business with you
with the understanding
that there is no obligation
on your cart or ours.
II you are presently en-
ployed and cannot apply
during the above hours
write a letter and we will
contact you at your home
at a time that is mutually
convenient.
Evening star., 1961-05-22

BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator
needed needed for progressive mar manutaed5 SS !
and n. Capitol st. 4O-hr. Wk., no
Sats., air-cond. office. prefer some
one with MGR Glass 81 exper. and
with car. Call MR.. RESIDE, LA.
Evening star., 1961-05-22
YARD FOREMAN

WORK PART TIME, no canvass, nc
exper nee; eaarG; white; $l2 pei
Evening star., 1961-05-22

To supervise loading OF heavy con-
crete pieces and maintenance OF
grounds. Write Box 343-X. Star.
giving experience and salary re-
Quirements.
Evening star., 1961-05-22

LIFE INSURANCE REPRESENTA-
TIVE for eStab. debit in NV
washington, prefer exper. man to
age IS, Training allowance and
other company benefits. Call Ma.
S-6930 for appointment,
Evening star., 1961-05-22

YOUNG MAN, SI04-wk., guaranteed
salary for 10-week manager train
ing period: no exp. necessary: full
or part time. Our men average
5000 to $500 week. For inter-
view phone o to IL am. Ii.
4-2229, Ii. 4-2230, Ii. 4-c23l:
atten. MR.. TAYLOR.
YOUNG MAN with interest in pho.
toRraphy and drafting; to train as
a photo lithographer, printing ex-
perience helpful; write about your
self, your schooling, your hobbies
etc, to Box AGA, Star.
Evening star., 1961-07-28
FISHING
FISHING
Blues Biting in Boy;
First Spot at DeoIe

Ocean fishing remained good
this week with tuna and blue
fish of various sizes the prin-
cipal attractions, but best news
comes from Chesapeake Bay
where fishing seems to have
picked up slightly.
Capt. Harry Manifold at
Deale says that the first spot
have appeared on Holland
Point Bar and some fair catches
were made over the week end.
Mixed with the spot were some
good-sized perch.
Trollers also have been get
ting pan-sized rock off Frank
lin Manor as we'll as in midday
half way to the Poplar Island
bell buoy.
Chesapeake Beach boats also
have been going after the spot
at Holland Point and getting
a few others on the Stone Rock
and Diamonds. They report
trolling for rock fair though
spotty.
Tilghman Island and East
ern Bay boats are trolling the
Poplar Island area and getting
small rock. Some hardhead
have been caught back of Pop
lar Island.
A good concentration of
small rockfish is reported off
Thomas Point with outboard-
erS getting up to 40. A few
spot have been caught in South
Evening star., 1961-07-28

River. Grabbing is reported
good. ..
Down at Solomons the spot
are almost gone except for
some underSized fish. A few
hardhead are biting at night
on The Hangs in the mouth
Of the Patuxent toward Little
Cove Point while trolling is
limited mostly to small blue
fish. There are plenty of these,
up to rs per boat.
The bottom fishing has
slowed off Smith Island and
boats in the Point Lookout
area are concentrating on
snapper blues schooling in the
bay and mouth of the Potomac
halfway between Point Lookout
and Smith Point. A few very
small spot are up the river.
Capt. Fred Wilkerson of
Colonial Beach has been troll
ing the Jumps from Cedar
Point to Nanjemoy Greek and
getting a few rock up to 31a
pounds. Fishing dropped off in
the last week after catches OF
up to AZ.
At Ocean City the big news
was the boating of a blue mar
lin, scarce in these waters, by
Emil dupont on his Melola. He
released the fish.
White marlin still are scarce
but small blues are plentiful
Tuna fishing has dropped of
Evening star., 1961-07-28

slightly offshore but founder
fishing has improved inside the
inlet. Kingfish and numerous
small sand sharks are in the
surf.
Trollers out of Indian River
Inlet report blues up to 6
pounds on the outer edge of
the Ridge. Tuna still are biting
and sea bass catches have been
good on the Old Ground.
Boats out Of Lewes, Del, also
report tuna and blues along
with quite a few oceanic bonita,
the chaps with the longitudinal
dark stripes on their tummies.
Some dolphin have been
caught and founder fishing is
fair off the breakwater.
At Chincoteague, Va, the
principal offshore fare is tuna
with boats bringing in up to
~ weighing from 7 pounds up.
Bottom fishing offshore is poor
but inside the founders are
biting and running big.
Wachapreague, Va, reports
great numbers Of one to g
pound bluefish about 10 miles
offshore and snappers close to
the beaches. Founder fishing
has been very good inside the
inlets. COVELL
Evening star., 1961-07-28
FORE
and
AFT

Sails will blossom all oNer
Chesapeake Bay this week end
while at least one major event
is scheduled for powerboat
owners.
For the big yachts, there is
the annual 190-mile race from
the mouth of the Patuxent
River around the Chesapeake
Lightship outside Chesapeake
Bay ana return. It started at
10 o'clock this morning with
some 20 boats entered. The race
is sponsored jointly by the Glib
son Island and Naval Academy
Sailing Squadrons.
The Gibson Island Yacht
Squadron also is sponsoring its
annual 21-mile race from
Mountain Bar Point to Thomas
Point and return for yachts in
the Racing Division, Delta
cruising and Star classes. It will
start at 10 am. tomorrow.
On Sunday, in addition, there
will be the weekly races off
Hams Point. sponsored by the
National Yacht Club, in West
River by the West River Sailing
Club and off Annapolis by the
Severn Sailing Association.
Evening star., 1961-07-28

"a biting mood ard hitting
popping bugs cast along the
edges of the upper end of the
lake as well as worms still
fished with a bobber.
Crappie fishing is slow but
some are taking minnows in
the early morning or late after
noon. A good trick is to troll a
spinner or other small artificial
very slowly.
Bass will hit peppers or other
top-water lures as we'll as min
nows along all shores except
the dam. Catfisting is very
good with worms the favorite
bait.
. The other night, with a cou-
pie Of hours to spare, we
visited Lake Brittle. 1t is an
easy run out Route 1921
through Fairfax, then to a
point almost exactly 4 miles
beyond Gainesville where a
sign points to a left turn on
State Route 295. You then turn
right on Route 900 and then
Evening star., 1961-07-28
VISIT TO LAKE BRITTLE
VISIT TO LAKE BRITTLE
For Fun With Pnnfish, Try Nearby Waters
BY CHARLES COVELL
Outdoor Editor


When you have that incur
able urge to go fishing and
only a few hours to spare, why
not try some of the nearby
places? Surprisingly, many of
them produce good strings
despite their proximity to a
city as big as Washington.
One of these is Lake Brittle,
only A miles from the District
near Warrenton, Va.
Lake Brittle is a 77-acre
man-made impoundment con-
trolled by the Virginia Game
Commission and stocked with
largemouth bass, crappie, cat
fish, bluegills and red ear sun
fish, popularity known as she'll
crackers.
1t is a pretty body of water,
mostly surrounded by wood
land. Fallen trees and brush in
its deep coves proved ideal hid
ing places for bass and panfish.
At the entrance there is a
conceSSionaire'S stand where
boats are rented and bait sold.
Nearby are several picnic
tables which make the lake a
good place to take the whole
family for some late afternoon
fishing. followed by a cookout.
Fishing Improving
Lake Brittle's fishing has
been improving steadily since
it was drained completely in
the winter of 1957-'58 and re-
stocked. Last season, a total of
130 pounds of fish per acre
was harvested. The tally so far
this year is So pounds in
March, 14.85 in April, 29.35 in
May and PITT in June.
Interesting is the fact that
80 per cent of the catch in
April and May consisted of
crappie while a like percentage
of the June harvest was made
up of bluegillS.
A daily creel census is kept
by the concesSionaire and it is
on the basis Of his figures that
the State does its restocking.
Some of the sunfiSh run
large. Top red ear taken so far
this year was a one-pound, one
ounce fish. Top bluegill
weighed a pound. The crappie
mark is one pound, 8 ounces,
while bass weights range to a
4-pounder caught in April. One
weighing 8 pounds, IL ounces
was taken June 26 and an
other scaling 3 pounds, IL
ounces. July 8. Catfish 60 Up
to 2 pounds.
Right now the sunnies are in
Evening star., 1961-07-28

was taking other bass, also
too small to keep, and a few
bluegills.
firing of this, We returned to
the picnic ground to eat, then
made a final swing around a
nearby cove just before dark.
Using fly rods and popping
bug only. I hooked a keeper
sized bass under. a log, but let
it go after playing it awhile,
then cast too far and landed
the bug on the bank.
When I flicked it back in the
water, it landed right in the
mouth of a bluegill, which mis-
took it for a tasty morsel.
Altogether it was quite a sat-
isfactory evening.
Evening star., 1961-07-28
Top Pddd|ers
Seek National
Titles Here

Outstanding paddlers from
several places, including Wash
ington's own Frank Havens,
will take part in national
championship canoe races to-
morrow and Sunday on the
Potomac.
The races will take place In
Georgetown Channel with the
finish line directly in front Of
the new National Water Sports
Center. Sponsors are the Mid
die States Division of the
American Canoe Association,
Washington Canoe Club and
Potomac Boat Club.
Starting time each day is
1 pm. and C h a m pionship
events will be conducted at
20-minute intervals. In between
there will be exhibition races.
Medals will be awarded to
contestants finishing first,
second and third and they also
will qualify for places on the
team to represent the United
States in the North American
championships at Dartmouth,
Nova Scotia, August 19.
Havens, who races for the
Washington Canoe Club, will
be remembered for his per-
formances on the 194S, 1852,
1856 and 1860 Olympic teams.
He won the Canadian singles
at Helsinki in 1852.
The Niles (Mich.) Canoe Club
is sending several representa- !
tives, including Don L. Dodge,
a winner at the recent Domin-
ion Day Regatta in Canada:
Scott Hamilton, Western Divi-
sion senior mems K champion,
and Iris Sioo, Western Division
women's senior kayak cham
pion. Also coming is Marcia
Jones, who teamed with Miss
Sjoo for the Western Division
women'S kayak tandem cham
pionship.
Charles Landmark, another
Washington member of the 1860
Olympic team, also will race
along with Russell Dermond
from Yonkers, N. Y, who was a
member of both the 1856 and
1860 Olympic teams.
The program:
SATURDAY
Junior mems kayak singles, Junior
mems canoe singles, junior mems
kayak tandem, junior mems canoe tan
dem, junior mems kayak four, junior
mems canoe four, junior women's kayak
singles, junior women's kayak tandem,
junior tilt.
SUNDAY
Senior mems kayak singles, senior
mems canoe singles, senior mems
kayak tandem. senior mems canot tan
dem. senior men's kayak four. senior
mems canoe four. senior women's
kayak singles. senior women's kayak
tandem. senior tilt.
Evening star., 1961-07-28

did the same. except that I
used a big pepper as a float,
tying it to a short leader at
tached to swivel. To the same
swivel I fastened a longer piece
of leader. a small hook and
live minnow.
Frankly, I was experiment.
ing with the idea that casting
and working the popping bug
might stir up a bass while the
minnow certainly should take
any bluegills or crappie in the
vicinity.
Bass Undersized
1t worked to the extent that
I got several underSized bass
on the minnows while Jimmy
Evening star., 1961-07-28
FAIR WINDS OR FOUL

LOWER POTOMAC AND CHESAPEAKE BAY-To-
morrow vorobe winds, less thon 10 knots; fair; vis
biliy 10 miles following potchy eory morning Foe Sun
doy southwest Winds 10 to 20 knots scattered otter.
noon shOwen.-(compiIed by U. S. Weother Bureou)
Evening star., 1961-07-28
soATMEN's sHoPPINcAcuIDE,

Nd Gssl3S5S|;SI3|:3 -
"s:ET: :II,I:, 1860 TRIO TROJAN family sedan
Used . mos Leaving city. Cost $500,
will sell for $3.50. FERNS may be
arranged. Call RA. 3-0276.
1861 OWENS 2I-ft. cab. cruiser; l45
h.p.,- many extras; bought new in
April. so. 5-5935 after 4:30.
36-FT. CRUISER, bay built, 2 cabins,
sleeps 4-6. head. full galley. , radios,
100-h.p: Gray Marine; $4,000. JE. 2
1903, Slip 315. Corinthian Yacht
1857 30-FT. sAFTICRAFT, twin en-
gines, fully equipped, excel. cond. Call
3O-FT. BAY CITY SsPt fish. twin
$4,000. Annapolis 3-6646.
32-FT. FISHING CRUISERi extra
engine. F. "; cooled; 245 hrs; flush
Club, Edgewater, Nd. Carlo" week
days. call Ex. 2-5597 or OIL. 2-3125.
16-FT. OLD TOWN LAPSTRAKE, 6S-
in: beam, windshield. steering, lights.
S265. EN-. 5-3S06.
27-FT. OWENS sEDANi 90-h.p. SIS.
pad galley; sleeps Z, other extras.
-2-,3oO. Sdl d. o-oIOo OF hl. o-4oU4.
16-FT. RUNABoUT = Just refinished
boat; 50-h.p. Eyinrlde With Electric Electric
starter, new Gator trailer Boat may
be seen in GEORGETOWN. FE. 3-5347.
BEST BUY IN THE AREA-3-yr,-old
22-it: white cedar, marine engine,
ready to go. $1,000; by appoint. only
co. 5-043l or 3O1-UN. 7-7513.
WHIRLWIND 49,: 35-h.p. Evinrude,
battery; tanks, trailer, lights. skis,
accessories. AP. 7-SO55.
h.p: electric; wilt bed, trailer.
S1,150. JE. 2-5397.
STARLINER 1859 1897; 1850 35-h.p.
Johnson elect. starter: 49, trailer
Steering controls, running lights, can
vas, vas TOP ,, cover, over moooring berth paid
home: Ex. 3-5571-office.
FOR SALE OR RENT: Marine Sup
ply - boats, accessories. and fran
chises located on Rte 3O1. LaPlata.
ND; Near water: reaS.; Dial 301-I
15-FT. THOMPSON, 35-h.p. johnson
elee; motor and trailer complete with
plane, $50. 301--MI. 5-5l94.
CHRIs-CRAFT SO, 22' cabin cruiser:
sleeps 4, stove. head, 2 anchors,
compass, full canvas, other extras
Located on West River. Price $3.50,
VIII. 2-2260.
CENTURY CORONADO $50: Cadillac
eneine; Just refinished. Perfect con-
dition. Brand new tandem trailer
Make offer. AID. 1858.
CROSBY 1860: Is IT. with '6l Mer-
curry, so h.p.; trailer, cover, compl.
skiing equip, Jackets, etc. 3413 Will
38-FT. FISHING CRUISER at Ray
mond Marshalps. Deale, Nd. UN.
7-2346, or cali JE. 4-6537.
lift. RUNAB0UT; good cond. Must
sell this week. Asking $125, will
take best offer. CHI. S-7s94.
STOCK REDUCTION
SALE
"a BOATS HAVE TO GO
cHRIs-CRAFT, est LEFT
TROJAN, 81 AND 23'-2 LEFT
BELCRAFT AT COST LEFT
BORUM. 16', 1S', 21'-3 LEFT
SPORTCRAFT. IA and 16'-2 LEFT
GLASSPAR, IA, 49,, 17'-3 LEFT
JOHNSON MOTORS
GATOR TRAILERS
USED BOATS AND MOTORS
USED CRUISERS. 23' AND 81
BANK FINANCING
PATUXENT MARINE
1902 Annapolis Rd.. BladensburR, Md,
| WA. 7-4260
Evening star., 1961-07-28
You Can Experiment

You Can Experiment
My companion was Jimmy
ApoStolis, a fresh water en-
thusiast, also of Annandale,
our wives and his 14-month-
old daughter. While the wom-
enfolk started a charcoal fire
and laid out the food on the
picnic table, we set out to fish.
Jimmy used both a fly rod
and popping bug and a spin
ming, rod with bobber and live
minnow on a perch hook. He
allowed about 4 feet of mono
filament below the bobber. I
Evening star., 1961-07-28

left again on Route 1893, which
is a gravel road ending at the
lake.
Evening star., 1961-07-28

15-FT. THOMPSON, 35-h.p D. johnson
elec. motor and trailer complete with
cushions. cover. $500. Also s. hydro
plane. $50. 301--MI. 5-5lg4.
Evening star., 1961-07-28

FOR SALE OR RENT: Marine Sup
ply - boats, accessories. and fran
chises located on Rte. 301. LaPlata,
Nd: Near water: reas.; Dial 3O1-
WEST 4-S24S.
Evening star., 1961-07-28

CHRIS-CRAFT SO, 22' cabin cruiser.
sleeps 4, stove, head, 9 anchors,
compass, full canvas. other extras.
Located on West River. Price $3.50.
Evening star., 1961-07-28

CENTURY CORONADO '56; Cadillac
eneine; Just refinished. Perfect con-
dition. Brand new tandem trailer.
Make offer. AID. 4-6S53,
Evening star., 1961-07-28

38-FT. FISHING CRUISER at Ray
mond MarshalPs; Deale, Nd. UN
Evening star., 1961-07-28

curry, so h.p.: trailer, cover, compl.
skiing equip, Jackets, etc. 3413 will
Evening star., 1961-07-28

Johnson elect. starter: 49, trailer.
Steering controls, running lights, can
vas top cover. mooring berth paid
until Nov. Price S675. CL. 6-4775-
home: EX, 3-5571-office
Evening star., 1961-07-28

1925 1905. COZ CORRECT CRAFT speedboat;
inboard universal engine, recently
overhauled. Complete with trailer,
cover and extras. $500. IA. S-61O9.
I2-FT. ALUMINIUM RUNABOUT; 15-
h.p Evinrude; Gator trailer Call ia.
S-139l
Evening star., 1961-07-28

14-FT. RUNABoUT; good cond. Must
take best offer. CHI. S-7S94
Evening star., 1961-07-28

25-H.P. EVINRUDE. OBJ, excel. cond
S125 or best offer. Call LU. 4-4393.
Evening star., 1961-07-28

WHIRLWIND 49,: 35-h.p. Evinrude,
battery; tanks, trailer, lights. skis,
accessories. AP 7-SO55.
Evening star., 1961-07-28
HSKERMAN.S FRIEND
WHERE THEY ARE BITING

Code: N-NOne Poor Fair Good Excellent
CHESAPEAKE
Evening star., 1961-07-28

GLASTRON 14' runahout: johnson 40
h.p. electric: witt bed, trailer,
BOUGHT new this year, perfect cond
S1,150. JE. 2-5391.