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COLLECTORS, radio accounts: guarantee
and commission; experienced; must have
car g27 9th St. Room lll4.
COLLECTORS AND Statesmen for credit
clothing house; must have experience in
this line laundry or furniture. Guaran-
teed to work out a good living. Apply
Progressive Outfitters. U:3 1th st. NV.
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SALE-MSCELLANEOUS.
"Adpertis.ment, under this head

"Adpertisements under this head
ting are presumed 10 be from pri-
VGts tndiridudls, unless the GdUer-
tisement OireS hrm name or q
business address or states the WOrd
Dealer. Members or the public
who ind dealers mdSquerGdiH0 IN
this column as pTivate indiriduGlS
are Nrqsd 10 report the matter 10
The Star for investigation"
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ADDING MACHINE Burroughs desk mod
el. like new S34 ,Ju United. Sl3 i4th
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SITUATIONS-MEN.

ARCH. CRAFTSMAN. -. COLLEGE srad
- years exp; refs Can tSpewrIte with
architect 81 builder. Phone Adams 1900.
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LADY WISHES TRANSPORTATION TO
Los Angeles References exchanged Ad-
dress Box :f25-E. Star ONCE.
LEAVING FOR KANSAS CITY JUNE 8.
take one passenger. CHARLES GREEN.
.l31 Pa. ave. NV.
CHICAGO DENVER; NEW SEDAN: PASS
insured. Call Mr.. HUTCHINSON. Atlantic
hlsU. =
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IRNITURE SUITES. also
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS-RADIO

IvERS & POND GRAND. like new. A real
bsrEaln. Also apartment size upriEht.
Phone Wisconsin 4I"'::. H.
STEINWAY GRAND artists size. nne con-
Git!on sacunce. $500. KrieSs storss'.
nIh Eye " -
PIANOss-Kurtzmann piano. $50; Knabs.
= ,T ior,o SoSG 'ona'ioYy na You sml'n m pbon.
North !iI3.
WANTED-Piano TO store for private use
by young man III own home; no children.
Smith UhOue Sterling SG6u.
PIANO-Medium- SteInwsy apartment
upright. In fine condition. SIPS. sood
piano uf soOu make Pay 81 down. ball
ancr monthly. Kits 1890 G st.
PlANo-Now is the time to buy a used
On really GOod pianos, every one recon
allioned and fully kusIsntesd. Prices. S29.
Sls. sJg: -" and up. Pay 81 weekly.
XII $. 1880 q ST. NV.
PIANO-Louis XIV model baby sTand. one
OF the latest and most popula models snd
IN perfect condition. having been used onlv
h" h" Ien HiOLi'ilS. Us ReposSeSseu, !a II eSn DC pIi
CHASED by merely continuing the weekly
payments OF $50. Kits. 1890 G s.. NV.
PIANo--Smallest size baby srsnd. S17s:
de>lshed IN the popular William and Mary
style. It's = handsome little instrument.
one OF the many barGalnS We have on sale.
PAY - weekly. kits. 1890 G ST. NV
PIANO-We have IA Colonial model baby
tlahd only : months, ole. one OF the latest
q
very low price for this type instrument.
>?SS. Oh terms Of =! weekly In absolutely
new condition its by far the outstanding
kalue IN our store today. Pay $40 monthiy.
XIII \. 1880 @ St NV
GRAND AND UPRIGHTS. in excellent con-
dltlon. Just returned from rent used hy
responsible people: reduced in price on all
floors Terms as low as 81 per week A
guarantee goes with every instrument One
trsnd. S26S 80. One medium size upriEht
Sl3J. High grade playeqs as low as $50
HlInOS rented for all SiOns ~
the Krenich & Bach and Hardman Pianos
Hugo WOrCh mo G NV Est 1879
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


S:.UUU and >".9uu second trust notes for
sale EoOd notes and good discount. Moore
Phone Columbia :ftit-R. -
A COUNTRY STORE. soda fountain. meat
box. took and fixtures, -, 300, terms
Addre'' Box 3ls-E Star ONCE. -
WANIED Space for painting rrfrigera-
tors aud automobiles. Address Box AZ d.
Stzr once
ID. u 5. GROCERY STORE FOR SALE by
owner. all modern and fully equipped, IN
CluClHs delivery truck. Address Box SD.
Stsr once.
WANIED-GOou paying IJOmns or board
int mouse direct from owner only. Address
BOX Use. S,ar once.
WORKING PARTNER single. over ~
years o!u wanted capable handling AHsHCe
sho Grt4s! gasoline station, lunch room
sno iiui store only small amount cash
IesulrrG located ~ miles north Oi Fred
rilckSburG. highway No. !. Aqua Fumt
store -
WILL BUY LIQUOR PACKAGE STORE OF
license iVI same Address BOX ;L.-E. star
GROCERY. meats or-,ale beer: corner
store. excel, bus. apt. above pIiCr. :? UuU.
address Eox $JJ-h. Star once
GAsoLlNk ihti7S1 sCceS,of!es estsb. bns. With
eTty Address Boy 4GG-E. st.T % otice ,tfNt p 'O'
BARBECUE. with beer suburbs. heavy
,rsttt LARGE duye-ln. GOOD bus: price.
- 700. address BOX ,ssO-E Star once
HAND ith5 D IAUNDRY Lal, FOR sALE-Best sec;
t4bLL III tOh!- Mu>t sci ONI On zCCO ant UI
health Sacrifice Tor quick acton Address
Bon %:.-E Star Office -
FRUIT CANDY. SOFT drinks. cigars. ClgA-
reitt>. ideal location tor sandwich Shop
d6hva'eSSen. Apply 1870 "a. ave v
BIER. LIGHT WINES STORE. excellent
nw. location for hGUOr business l>UJ
18TH ST. nv. 10 III. tO l um. week day>.
TO-
sI'5-Confect sandwiches and / room;
rent so: bargaIn.
S2f3-SsndWlCh. ~ beer 'OU salel 2 rooms
ano bath. &? gas pumps; rent. $40:
real barssln
S5Oo-ROOmIns house Q rooms cheap
rent; newly decorated. well fur
nIShed splendid location.
r NJ. CURTIS NATIONAL 3934
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

cooks. walters. mattresses;
steady and extra: white or colored: union
Hotel Restaurant Employees Alliance
Phone National S043.
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

COLORED COOK. nrst-clsss and Isun-
Dress willing TO leave city for 3 mos.
State axe. exp. ref. salary. Address Box
COOK general nousework: must get along
with children and have references: stay
nights. Call after 30. 5U:9 1th ST. NV
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER colorec. some
Laundry; neat. gooo reference. stay nights;
NJ week. lll3 Fern 81. NV. Georgia
ave. and FernI
GL4SL. white, general housework mother
helper: Sl5 month. 5t?2 5th ST. NV.
phone Georgia 411I.
GIRL. white. for general houseWork and
caring for children. Phone Lincoln O46s.
GIRL colored. TO stay nishts with family
OF two and baby. references. Phone Geor-
sla t10I
GIRL mothers helper: 81! month. room
and board. Telephone North 3SSl
SETTLED WHITE WOMAN for general
housework. family OF adults. stay nights.
references required good home for Iisht
party. Walnut $3.50. 5 10 10 am. q 10
=, 80 pm
stairs work stay nights. $40 month.
Call Emerson 3I3l.
WOMAN white. elderly. 10 care for infant
small apt: live IN OF out. Call between
and : y III 'no other Imet. IJ'!!' ST. ne.
WOMAN. white experienced. for general
houseworE must have nrSt-clAss refer
enc-s Gail before II = III. ,nu phone
CALLS l'iu Webster II. NV
YOUNG WOMAN. GOOD cook. Tor general
hOuSeNo orE 10 Eo home nights all VI part
of Gays. Phone Shepherd :iJsJ-J.
SITUATIONS-MEN.
ARCH. CRAFTSMAN -. COLLEGE srad
-, years exp: refs can tSpeWrIe with
architect 81 builder. Phone Adams 3fuO.
CARPENTER WORK. new houses. remodel
lns screens Phone Adams 43Gs -
CLERK typist. bookkeepeT. accurate de-
penoable wants fun VI part time work
Has own typewriter Competent 10 inst all
bookkeeping systems YOung once eKp.
ref A. Dickinson phone West 400
LIGHT HAULING done reasonably. Call
no: L st. NV. Phone Metropolitan 35.S.
MAN. colored. wants work as JsnitOT ele
EatOr operator genersl hOuSeW0rkel help
Oh truck SoOd refs. Columbia 1904
RETIRED SOLDIER wants WORK as watch
man IN bank. hotel. department store or
private family: best Of references day o.
night all or psTL time. Address box
J3U-E Star once.
STATISTICAL CLERK grsphie charts. call
Cula tIng machine typins general drafting
excellent refs. Address Box 3Ol-B. Star
ONCE. %
WANT ED-Good line OF Whistles TO sell.
by well-known salesman of good many
years experience: 81 present selling whis-
Ky. but wish 10 make . change. Address
Box 3!g-E. Star once.
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DOMESTIC.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DOMESTIC AGENCY. Dec 24Ig 1925 9th.
furnishes help. men, women, any capacity.
Quick service.
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PERSONAL.
The rate under heading of Per-
sonal Is 3 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.

MASSAGE SPECIALIST OFFERS SCIEN-
tine service to dlgnired clientele For
sppt., Dist. 64l!. Hrs. lU-1. Kresge Bldg .
MODERN NURSING HOME HAS VACANCY
for aged. invalid lady; nursing. diet: beau
tlful SURROUNDINGS. very reasonable rate.
Phone Emerson 1Ty3
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JOSEPHINE AND REED OF MASON
GuStaye now al Miramsr Apt. 18th and
X J. ave. NV -
COLLEGE GRADUATE. WITH TEACHING
experience. desires position as EoYerneSs
or tutor: excellent references, Will travel.
AddreSs Box 3GU-E Star UfflCr
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method; results effective for life
time or money back. Write for booklet:
no drugs or surgery DR. SOMMER-
WERCk. 1865 Columbia I'd Adams O3SS
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COPELAND electric refrigerator, $685.
Frlgidaire and other store units. eheapt
eE pert service any make. 1851 4th n o..
Phone North USSJ
Evening star., 1935-06-06
Sees MILDLY as Olympic King
Patterson Urged by Coach Thomson to Train
for 4OO-Meter Hurdle Event

Later he was second in the broad
jump.
Thomson believes that Patter-
son, who ran the hundred fiat in
9.8 and the 220 in 21.4, is the most
remarkable combination of sprinter
and hurdler in the college field. He
has another year at the academy.
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WANIED-GOOu paying IJomns Or board
INK mouse direct from owner only. Address
Box .yJS-E
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FURNITURE. good condition three s4-sizs
0tua. Kitchen table, ice box. Call before
pm. uS Belmont st nv, 3rd floor. e.
GRAPHOTYPE electric keyboard like
new sacrifice Tor cash. Address Box sac
, IaT ONCE
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ID. u :. GROCERY STORE FOR SALE by
owner. all modern ana fully equipped, In
CluUInE delivery truck. Address box I1S-D.
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ELECTRIC REFRIG GERATOR-If you have
sn old piano you're not using why not
trade 1t IN on or exchange It for q new
electric refrigerator? Wen give you a lh-
tIsl allowance. Phone National 413O.
kits l:..;U @ II
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
tC0ntinuedD
CALCULATING MACHINES

Complete course In all kinds of ma
chimes. including comptomrter Monroe.
Marchant. etc. Day and uight sessions.
BOHD'S. 1898 ST NV National 234O.
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

SITUAIlONS-WOM
CoLORED GIRL desires Job As waitress
maid; anything considered; best refer
enceS. Phone Columbia y?03.
tlothins: shocking. plain ano fancy under
wear: frst-clsSs work susrsnteed. Phone
Potomac "SJO-J
ELDERLY WOMAN. .ficient housekeeper
wants work IN motherleSs home or EN-
ployed couple with ole child. Phone Clar-
euoou G3S-J2.
HOUsEKEEPER. white. educated. exp:
rel: has S-yesT-Old weil-trained sIrl,
Wlll so away Tor Summer. Address BOX
33.!-E Stsr once
PRACTICAL NURSE WILL GIVE BEST
service caring for invalid lady or baby.
Phone Shepherd 2Gl..
position. practical nur>e. companion house
keeper. city or country. Columbia '.ibt-W.
YOUNG LADY white. desires Job as bum
die checker IN Laundry or wrapper. Call
SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
YOUNG COUPLE eolored. want work to-
sether: 5000 workers. excellent references.
Phone West UlS!-W
SITUATIONS-DOMESTlC.
CoLoRED GIRL wants WORK: 20 away for
summer days work. maid OF general Work.
Phone Adams S065
COLORED GIRL wishes general houSework.
part time; come home nights; city refer
ences. Phone Potomac 5St..
COLORED GIRL wishes full OF part time
work as cook. maid nurse or general house
work; reliable. Phone Decatur ?jle-J.
COLORED GIRL wants job sS mothers
helper or part time. FoSSie MsllOy. W.
4th st. NV.
COLORED GIRL. neat wants part-tiIne
work or llEht houseWork: reference. Phone
Decatur ?3J4-W
COLORkD WOMAN want. job. senersl
houSework or psrt-time work. 2?OS Geof-
Els ave. NV.
COLORED WOMAN. reliable. wishes days
work OF part time. 30. Virginia ave. S.e.
GIRL. colOred wishes position as mother =
helper. ChlldS nurse OF part-tlme WOrk.
Call before : pm. Decatur J1S1.
GIRL. experienced. wishes maid or cook 5
Job: not under $40 per week; stay OF 20
nights. Phone Potomac 5!6I.
GIRL. colored. neat. wants general house
work. days or part time. Or washes to lake
home. Phone Atlantic 4O3S
GIRL. colored wants place as maid: ref
erence. Phone North s121.
GIRL. .colored. experienced. wants days
work. full or part time; good cook. laun-
dress; ref. Phone Potomac 2106.
GIRL. colored renned desires to leave
city: lisht work. Call Adams 1925 from
WOMAN. colored. respectable. virginisn.
wants work any kind; honest; frst-claSS
RET; s.. 1918 31th st. NV.
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TYPEWRITERs-AH standard and portabls
makes sold rented repaired Att. 1850.
81: B.adensDurE I'd. ne. open evenings.
TYPEWRITER Royal No. 5. rebuilt. like
ne" speclsl. SD. 81. United 6l3 14th
81. NV PnOnp National t;uti!
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YOUNG FRENCHMAN OR GERMAN
wanted TO care for bachelor apartment
and snUrd language Practice for room.
breakfast and some compensation. Dec.
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PIANO-smallest size William and MaTy
period model baby grand IN splendid con-
dIilon. Sl1J. Idea! for the small home or
apartment Pay =! weekly. Kits, 1890
G ST. NV. For other special values see
cur ads. under the musical instruments
ClzsSlhcAtio
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HETP--MEN.

Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page ALL.
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WANTED CATHOLIC HOME OR SCHOOL
ia country for three small children. Ad-
dress BOX .;GI-E Star otncr
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KhOlOS-We nave cut prices deep on our
entire stock OF new PhlIco floor samples
uaby gIands reduced 10 SIS $40 SO lors
anG shoIt-Vsv ave loWboy now S24 so: Amer
lChn sno foreign table model now So 90.
-" - American ano foreign lovboy now
- ~ 500 worldwide console receiver
WIN Inclined sounding board nov $50 ah,
the famous Nl1j Tx model with all llt-
est features now Sll5. Also PCA-Viefor
American Bosch and AtWAter-Rent floor
samples at reduced prices. All Of the sstE
on sale ale IN absolutely new condition and
carry our neW-Set guarantee KITS. l33n
q 81 Phone National 4-20
Evening star., 1935-05-19
The Truveler!S Notebook
By Jacques Futrelle, Jr.

ing. On many Of the ranches an In
dividual saddle horse is assigned to
each guest for the length of his stay.
He learns its tricks and folbles, ana
the horse learns his. Western saddles
are furnished, and pity the poor East
ern traditionalist who insists on the
English type. He, and she, too, are
due for some mild mental hazing.
BY strange good fortune, though,
dudes are generally q companionable
group. People who seek out this type
Of vacation are by nature good fel-
lows"
DERHAPS the spirit of the Western
ranch is best summed up in
these words: THE entertainment
ranges from riding or climbing all
day right down to doing nothing at
all. The pursuit Of happiness is exc
cuted at ones own taste In gaits."
Good Chow" Is almost a universal
claim, which receives the hearty con-
flrmation of visitors. Cream so thick
it will hardly pour is not unusual.
The COW is just outside, and vege-
tables are grown in the backyard.
Fancy chefs concoct dishes at the
more expensive places. while others
just as proudly boast of home cook
ing.
Mail and stage service depends
largely on location. Some ranches
possess post of1ces of their own. Prac-
tically all have telephones. Rail con-
nections are sometimes nearly so
miles away, and scheduled transpor-
tation is available but twice a week.
To indicate the range Of services that
can be found. one ranch in the South
west is located on an electric power
line, and electric heaters are pro-
vided in the rooms. Others have
wood stoves, and, II the visitor cares
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Home of Girl Scouts.
ON ONE Of the loveliest hillsides /,

ON ONE of the loveliest hillsides In
" the Bernese Oberland, Switzer-
land, the village Of Adelboden clusters
picturesquely around It's ancient
church. This tiny place of worship,
built in 1888 A. D.. with an equally
old maple tree standing before 1t, has
become landmark of the commu-
nifty. Its carved friezes. Of which
no two are alike, and its fifteenth
century frescoes representing the day
of Judgment have become famous.
Adelboden is the proud site of Our
Chalet, the lovely international home
for Girl Scouts, founded by Mrs. J. ].
Storrow of Boston, Mass, and many
girls from TIE United States have
already had the privilege Of enjoying
its hospitality and the perfect scenic
beauty which distinguishes Adelboden.
Native homes are in true chalet
style. Their roofs are weighted down
with stones against winds and storm.
and inscriptions, either biblical or Of
proverb style, adorn their facades.
Veritable trails of enchantment
lead to the many scenic attractions
in the environs and Engstligen Falls,
Engstligen Alp and the Choleren
gorge are favorites. !Ascents vary
from the very easy climbs for novices
to the more strenuous conquests OF
the Wildstrubel. the Tschingelloch-
tighorn and other peaks
After the manner of all progressive
Swiss resorts, Adelboden now offers
an attractive bathing beach and open
air playground.
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- APIDLY nearing completion for
] the official Summer season,
( beginning about the middle
Y of June, is the Fred Harvey
BRIGHT ANGEL Hotel located on
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historic hill forts in Great Britain, and
nearby can be found the remains Of
Hollingbury Castle, which dates from
the third century before Christ.
The Royal Pavilion, many Of the
furnishings of which are now in Buck
ingham Palace, the Kings residence
in London, is built like the palace Of
a Hindu ra ajah, and attracts many by
its lovely lines.
Other visitors spend their time on
the miles of wide sands, in the seven
beautiful parks and bowling green's.
or at the more than hundred fields
devoted to cricket, foot ball and tennis.
Brighton is still the favorite south
ern resort of the notable writer's Of
England as it was in the days when it
was visited by Byron, Dickens and
Sir Walter Scott In the Old Ship
Inn, where Americans often stay for
S25 a week, Thackeray began to write
his Vanity Fair" while lovers of the
modern novels Of Sheila Kaye Smith
choose Brighton as the center from
which to visit the scenes Of her
Sussex tales.
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to, he may leave the door Of his cabin
or his lodge room unlocked and wake
up to find one OF the hired hands
kindling q fire in the early chill OF the
morning.
In addition to fishing, hunting for
bear, cougar and deer, with either
gun or camera, is an added diversion.
Few ranches are without tennis courts.
Even those that don't have constructed
swimming pools have managed to pro-
vide at least q swimming hole in the
trout stream.
Many ranches make q speciality of
entertaining children.
EITHER in the Southwest or The
Northwest the dude ranch fan
can find pleasant place TO 30. both
Winter and Summer. In Texas, Ari-
zona and New Mexico the Winter sea
son is popular. A few OF the places
farther north are open all Winter, too
but generally the season Is just now
beginning. In the South Is found many
desert type ranches, with sandy
stretches, cactus and bordering me
sas. Up around the jackson Hole
country Of Wyoming. the ranches
nestle in valleys between lofty noun
tains.
Characteristic cowboy life forms the
enchanting background wherever one
goes. Songs Of the range, the homely
wit, the legends Of the plains, roping
tricks. impromptu rodeos, cattle round
ups and branding-these make up the
atmosphere the dude ranch and the
COW ranch patrons delight in.
4 NENT the liner Normandie, con-
"A flrmation has Just been given
by an oficial announcement of the
French Line that the supership will
be on display in New York, without
formality Of passes, on Tuesday, June
Evening star., 1935-05-19
Millions Go
TOBrightOn
Every Year
Beaches, Parks and
Fields of Sports Pro-
vide Play Facilities.

RIGHTON, May 18-From May
day till Armistice day
n Brighton, ancient royal and
IL popular coast resort of
Southern England, entertains
q million visitors a month, seven
times the size of its own population.
known for nearly two centuries as
"the Queen of Watering Places" it
has written its name on the maps
of lands all over the globe. Even
before the American Civil War there
were over a score of Brightons in the
United States.
A thousand years ago it was called
Brichtelm, after the son of the first
King of Sussex. Its renown as a
seaside resort began $50 years ago.
when King George w built his royal
pavilion here. 1t later became the
vacation spot of Queen Victoria. To-
day it is the property of the town
and the social center of the people,
who come not only from London, so
miles away, but from France and the
Continent 80 miles distant.
From earliest times Brighton has
pSSl 1dLllOuS AL 40 ohA4oAAhAS' L W.
thousand hours a year. or six hours
every day from January to December
is not unusual.
ITS six miles of beach and fashion
ionable flower trimmed promenades
are crowded with holiday makers who
come for the attractions of the surf,
the recreations of its sports from golf
on seven courses to horse races, and
for the legend-haunted prehistoric
remains in the vicinity.
On the edge of the old town is the
famous Devils Dyke, a lonely wild
stretch of downs country where pre-
historic camps have been unearthed.
It is a region replete with legend and
as essential to the scenery of a good
English detective story as thorough
fares in London which Sherlock
Holmes has immortalized.
Its chief legend tells that once
upon a time the devil became angry
at the growing number of churches
in the district and decided to inundate
the countryside by cutting an inroad
from the sea. The huge valley is
pointed out today. Before he COM
pleted his job, however, his spade
struck a stone, the noise of which
aroused an old woman in nearby
cottage who lit candle to investigate.
When the devil saw the candlelight
he vanished, thinking it was sunrise.
So the people of Brighton to this day
recall that six hours sunshine here,
every day in the year. keeps the devil
away while the people play"
THE race course now runs alongside
of the ancient Whitehawk Camp,
one of the finest examples Of pre-
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Z. from 10 am. to pm. and on June
3, from pm. TO pm.
The "open house" dates are con-
tingent on the liner not being delayed
on its maiden trip by q strike Of
French Line crews.
In New Yorf the Normandie will be
docked at its new pier. SO, at the foot
Of West Forty-eighth street.
When the initial announcement Of
the public inspection plans was made
In this column a month or so ago, 1t
was mentioned that the entrance fee
to the liner might be as low as 10
cents. Instead, the fee will be so
cents. Offlcials of the line, after full
consideration, decided this fee is high
enough to discourage the idly curious,
and will limit the crowd to those gen.
timely interested in the splendor OF
the maritime work Of art.
Evening star., 1935-05-19
Road of 1911 Miles.

7 ONDON, May lS.-The entire stretch
- of 5,37l miles of road which sep
arates Haifa from London is now
completed. with the exception of the
20-mile sandy stretch between the
Libya- -Tunisia frontier, and this link
will be completed this Spring. The
road across Libya will do much to
facilitate the use of direct Near
East-to-London highway, and is by
the way of Spain and North Africa
The Libya stretch will contain 500
miles of excellent tar surface.