"An ocean-going Chinese junk, something different in Seattle waters, was at the Tillicum Marina 6 April 1958.
In addition to the two sails with which junks are rigged, this one is designed to have two outboard motors for auxiliary power. It has sleeping accommodations for four persons. Chatam Burt, a yachtsman who has owned 43 boats since 1902, and Gene Back of the marina had the 30-ft junk shipped here from San Franciso aboard the freighter COAST PROGRESS."
Text from the Seattle Times. 6 April 1958
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