Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1937, Page 31

at Takoma Park. THE EVENING, STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1937. Build Boat Miles From Water 38-Foot-Cabin Cruiser Being Constructed ’ George E. Baldwin shown beside the 38-foot cruiser. is being built on a small lot EN miles from any navigable| I water, a 38-foot cabin cruiser at the corner of Willow and | | by May 1. Aspen streets, Takoma, D. C. by men who have never built a boat Yefore No Noah anticipating a deluge, however, is William H. French, owner of the vessel, and the inland ship- yard is on its second such job. French — BROADCASTING POST GIVEN STERLING FISHER Newspaper Man to Be C. B. S. | Director of Talks and Edu- cation, B: the Assoclat NEW Y 8 tumbia Broadcasting System an- nounced last night appointment of €terling Fisher, newspaper man, writer and lecturer, as director of talks and education. Fisher has been on the New York Times since 1930. and before that was on the Springfield, Mass., Re- publican and the Associated Press. He was born in Texas, graduated April 15.—The Co- | from the University of Texas, attend- | ed the University of California Grad- uate School and taught at the Geor- gla School of Technology two years. said a moving company has assured him it can transport his boat to the Washington Channel without mishap. He expects to have it in the water As unusual as the locale of the shipbuilding is the fact that the builders are all novices. French, a pharmacist, obtained the plans through a motor-boating magazine. It is his first such venture. The construction is largely the work of his brother-in-law, George E. Bald- win of Hyattsville, Md, and Bald- win's son, George L., a tool designer and instrument maker. Neither had previous experience in boat building. 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