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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

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BEST ACCOMMODATIONS, IN semitic
ladies: very best of everything Wo. 900
l.755 PARK RD. NW-Jewish girl to
share room with another: excellent food
all privileges. Ho. 4394.
3O7 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD.-Jewish
family. large room to share with another
gentleman home-cooked meals. ia. 0s29
LARGE FRONT ROOM, suitable gentle
men, twin beds; - min. to downtown by
streetcarr:, fine home-cooked meals. Du-
JEWISH HoME-Dupont Circle. Front
privileges: reasonable. North 4005.
LOWER 10th ST.-Refned lady, share lge.
s p6ons: D Teas. .A AD oes5Sus a45S meas 0D'lonal
BR!AR INN, l327 EYE ST: Nw.-Just
decorated. Switchboard service. Limited
number of vacancies. Executive 741o.
cancy in room with congenial girl. Also
vacancy for young man. MI. 94l3.
1918 18th ST. NV tentile men to share
double room, twin beds, honey atmosphere
meals you enjoy Dupont S92s.
3OO3 7tn ST SE-Front room, twin beds
with board men only. Franklin 0934. 15'
1905 UPSHUR ST. NW-Room and board
for two young men; twin beds: convenient
TRANSPORTATION.
ARLINGTON meals: I0c bus: unlim
phone; near country club: private home: .
Govt. employees preferred. Glebe 1875
SlI HAMILTON ST NW-Double room
for young man to share with > others
Also garage for rent. Taylor O4S6.
GIRL TO SHARE ROOM with another: prl-
vate home. NV. section. Call EN-. 5116.
63l GIRARD ST. NE-Nice double front
room, good meals: cow. tranSp. Mich
igan 1878.
22O9 MASS. AVE.
Newly furnished, double room, fine meals,
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CLoTHNG-Better prices paid for mems
used clothing Harry's- l13S 7th st. NV.
DI, 6769, open eve Will call.
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

INSTITUTION OFFER : APARTMENT
house, modern, good condition, exclusive
location: 1907 rented. Cash, $4,000;
balance Is years mortgage. &C. Attrac-
tive net return Brokers cooperation.
Specify il broker. agent. Box ISL. Star.
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ROOMS, suitable for l or gentlemen.
Convenient to transportation. Near down.
town. No. 3 K st. NV
$50 14th ST. NE-Double room, single
beds. next bath; convenient car and bus
Tinrolp o0-Y
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FRONT TWIN BEDROOM. next bath. ex-
ers; prefer men. Telephone Decatur 3747
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

SPRING VALLEYS ROOMS. 4 BEDRMS..
3ia baths, large library double garage;
gas heat: aforementioned. WO. 4439.
FURNISHED HOME IN YATES GARDEN.
Alexandria, Va, to responsible couple.
Call Temple 3615.
& ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH: MODERN
convenienCes: large incloSed yard; q min.
to new War Dept. Bldg. Army and Navy
officers preferred. Temple 4015.
MOVE RIGHT INTO THIS FINE 7-RM.
and bath home in lovely Michigan Park.
for only Sl3O. Completely furnished oil
heat. inclosed ,porcheSS. nice yard To
dolph $3.50 after Office hours
MT. PLEASANT MI-DETACHED 4
bedrooms, brick gar, gas heat and refs,;
nicely furn.: $50; refer. AID. 235S
MERIDIAN PL N.W-6 ROOMS. PARTLY
furnished: reasonable rental to responsible
person who will purchase furniture.
Georgia 9416
BETHESDA. MD
Beautifully furnished modern home,
rooms, 3 bedrooms. oil heat, garage:
near transportation and shopping;
E NJ FRY INC. 6s4o Wis Ave. WI $40.
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1923 14th ST N, Arl.. Va.-Daintily
furnished twin-bed rm. New private home,
! block bus. 10 min. downtown; S5 week
es. Refined gentle women. Chestnut S437
$3.50 3rd PL. NW-Nicely furnished rec
reation rm., 1 or Jewish gentlemen; pvt
entrance, cow trans, mod. conv., shower
phone RA 3Ol6
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1888 Bird ST. NE.-LRe.. attractive front
bedrm., refined home, unlim. phone: S35.
For refined gentle adults. DE. 22o6.
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FRONT ROOM. double exposure. for .
Jewish gentlemen; unlim. phone; S35 mo-; !;
near express bus and cars. RA. 1914
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

SILVER SPRING, MD.-Double, single; Q
expos; new det home, new furniture. twin
beds, inner-spr mattresses: c.h.w. Avail.
| lhth-2lSt. Slh-S20 ca. SH. R965-M.
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1922 ARKANSAS AVE. NV. Just off 18th
st.-Room and bath; private res: gentle
gentleman: ref Phone Taylor 2oO4
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GEORGETOWN,
3020 90" ST NV.
1T SMELLS

Ol1GLlS
so refreshing in the country these spring
like days Built in former days. this g.
room house is still most livable and retains
much of its early charm. An acre of
ground. abundant fruit, flowers. shrubs
and garden: city water. sewers, elec- gas
and downtown bus nearby MRS MOEBS
at OIL. 170s will arrange for your inspec-
ton.
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18th ST. N.W.-Twn-bed room; gentle
girls; unlimited phone; breakfast. Phone
TAYLOR 4195
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APARTMEkTs UhFURhIsHED.

baths; elevator; Si16. Call Nj 093S
4Io6 3rd ST. NW-3 ROOMS. LARGE
screened porch: adults only, no children;
rea sonable.
WEST LANHAM. MD. NEW. MODERN; =
rms, elec. kitchen. bath: all utl furn !;
entirely, pvt, country surroundings; $50.
ARLINGTON - ATTRACTIVE > RMS.
kitchen, bath. refg..- screened porch: large
yard; so. Glebe 70S2.
1872 MONROE ST NW.-"nd FLOOR.
3 rooms, lge. closets. screened pch., gas
4s?s NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV.
tiles: $50; avail. April !. GE. 45ls-
5406 CONN. AVE- ROOMS: BATH AND
porch. garage. SIS so H H. CARTER,
6l3 18th st. NV. Ma. AIS.
205 oGLETHoRPE ST. NV. = TWO
rooms. kitchen and bath: heat. gas. Plec-
tricity. telephone furnished; employed gen
3 RMS. PRIVATE BATH. LGE. ENCLOSED
porch: gas. cleo. hot water, heat turn
gentle married couple only, no children.
vacant: Sd5. Georgia Tl4H.
SECOND FLOOR APARTMENT. 3 ROOMS
and bath. all Improvement, no children,
gas, electricity included, S3S. 5000 Noel
st, Seat Pleasant. Md.
NEWLY CONSTRUCTED APT. 4o2 MON
roe ST. Rockville, Md. ready for lmmedl-,
ate occupancy = end r: x b. scr screened enc:
MRS. J L. BURDETTE. agent, on premises.
Rockville 796-J.
305l IDAHO AVE. NW.--ONE ROOM.
dinette. kitchen and bath. Emerson $500.
325 FRANKLIN ST. NE.
rooms. dinette. kitchen. bath s55 90
Including UtllIueS.
er1 I5tb G, NV National 1904
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. SINGLE ROOMS, one not avail until
April lSt. New furniture. Unlim phone
Pvt. home. Transp. conv. FIR. 0053.
HYATTSVILLE-Nice furn front lst-f
room; next to bath; Transportation "a blk.
Warfield hlHn
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PEONIES, clumps 81: many good varie-
ties; cannot guarantee colors. o. c. Evers-
field College Park Md
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S5,75O.
718 ROXBORO PL. NV.

. Blks. East Of Ga Ave and Sheridan s.,
Attractive semI-detached firm. and bath
brick h-Wh. garage. beautiful mirrors
throughout: excellent condition, insulated
and Weather-Strlpped OPEN
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I HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR ALL TYPES
Of D. c. dwellings UP to 900 Call or
write w. L. MOORE. 1106 Vermont ave,
District S917 or Georeia 1892
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

BACHELOR SUITE, 2 ROOMS AND BATH.
housekeeping; gentiles S12O mo. TIL
den Gardens. Gentlemen only. EN-. 1851.
RMS. KIT. AND BATH, NICELY FURN.:
conv. transp: employed adults only; good
refs. REQ. 534 11th st. Sc.
4122 MILITARY RID. NV ROOMS,
kitchen private bath. newly decorated; all
utilities; S75 per mo-, gentiles only. couple.
15'
WOMAN WILL SHARE COMPLETELY
furn. apartment with employed woman, 30
40; piano: air-cooled. Box 45S-L. Star. 15'
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS, KIT. PORCH,
pvt. bath; util furn. s14 Marietta pl NV.
CHI. CHI, D. C.-oWNER WILL SHARE
with refined couple possibly more) first
A., pvt. res; nearly new; fine loc.; nicely
furn.: rms, kit, bath. toilet. closets;
attract; reas. EN-. 9lS1 after office hours.
LADY WILL SHARE APT. WITH AN
other; Jewish preferred. Trinidad 1913.
WALKING DISTANCE. 1909 CONN. AVE.
n.w.-Spacous 2-rm. studio apt. newly
decorated: Fricidaire in kitchen: S75 for 3.
FAIRFAX VILLAGE SCI OR 2 GIRLS
share apt. with another; kit. priv; ., S25
ca. mo-; l, $50 mo. FIR. $500. Ext 3.
THE CHASTLETON. OR GIRLS TO
share apt. with 2 others. Call Dupont
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NEARBY MARYLAND-Clean. new, large;
private home bus or auto 20 min. Phone
oil
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C oFF NORTH CAPITOL, 81 Que ST. ne
Govt Printing Office; s. wk: gentleman,
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o2I7 RANDOLPH PL NE-Large front
bedroom, newly furnished, next bath and
shower: home atmosphere; ~ bIks i, ouS
line; / or 2 ladies or married couple. Call
after 4 pm or Sundays. Atlantic 5O63.
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OPEN SUNDAY.
TTnCE IN

Corner brick home Of : rooms in best
neishborhood. priced to sell at S9,250: can
be purchased $1,000 cash and S75 per
Or DI 224R
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HOUSES UkFURkIsHEp.
CuEuY CHASE n

CHEVY CHASE. D. c..
1928 Livingston st.-Large detached cen
ter-hall home 4 rooms on 1st floor
rooms and Z baths on 2nd floor, front and
rear porches gas heat built-in garage;
large grounds: $3.50.
LINKINS CO. No. ! Dupont Circle.
NEAR
NEW NAVAL HOSPITAL.
New detached brick residence. contain
ing Is rooms and bath, side porch, auto
matte h.-W.h.; close to stores and trans
portation, adjacent to Kenwood; rental.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC,
1919 st. NV. DI. 1015.
1912 WEBSTER ST. NV.
a-rm. home. in one OF citys lovelest
locations, 10th ST Heights section; 3 bed
rms, baths, bullt-in garage, maid s rm
in basement. large lawn and gardens: rent
al only 81 30 per mo. To inspect call Nj
Burr, Michigan CO.'S.
PAUL P. STONE,
5000 Conn Ave Ordway 2244
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GLOVER PARK, 37I7 w st. n.w.-1 large
front rm. pvt bath, ch.w., pvt. home; mr.
bus: 2 ladies Single rm., next to large
hath. nicely furn and clean; lady. :
adults in family. Emerson AIS
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Out New Hampshire Ave. In Md).
A fve-room, two-story detached brick
home in Al condition, only one year OLD.
nearing completion inspection by ap-
pointment only. Call MIR. LEACHE, SH.
429S-R or DI. 3346.
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HOME OF CHARM.

See thi. new all-brick American Colonial.
Planned for happy living. built 10 endure
True center hall, large living and dining
rms. library. f1rst-foor powder nm kitchen
OF tomorrow. forest-view porch. 3 bedrms:,
baths on md - rms. bath on 3rd;
recreation rnl. with log burning fireplace,
maids room and bath gear attached ga
raEe.
In D. C. on a site Of unsurpassed beauty
with a sweeping panoramic view Of ROCK
Creek Valley Restricted. Exceptional
value al SlS.5On. For further details, call
Mr.. Lundgren, GeorgIa O632.
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1896 MACOMB ST. N.W.-Bachelor suite
twin bedroom. pvt. bath. hy. room :. nre-
place built-ln cases; gentlemen. refer
ences. EN- 1864. Convenient transp
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FARM & GARDEN.

BARRED ROCKS, R. I. Reds, White Leg
horns Conkey'S Y-O feeds James Feed
Store, 6l9 K St NV Metropolitan OOS9.
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LOOKING FOR A HOME?

See these today. Gruver- built in beauti-
full Woodside Forest 3 and bedrms., :
and Pa baths bedrm. on st floor: WOODED
lots ideal location: conyenlent 70 puoic
town Wash. Out Georgia ave. to $500
block and Gruver signs.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

FOR DISCRIMINATING GENTLEMEN.
large room in refined home, semi-prlvate
bath; $40 mo. Woodley 3455. IA
larrra0Arrr, IL n " gla
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CLOTHING-CaIl me first. highest prices
for mems Second-hand clothing waiter s.
1926 7th St NV. AID. 1923.
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OWNER OFFERS

asbestos shingle home IN excellent condi-
ton: attached garage: NV. section,
blocHs beyond District line; level lot
5Oxl25: economical oil INV h. tile batn'
basement toilet fireplace and built-In book
Evening star., 1942-03-14

MAN WANTED TO WORK 45 ACRES.
Near Silver Spring, Md, on shares or rent
proposition. l have the horses and tools
to work with. I have about 10 acres IN
also flowers ard vegetable plants growing
in hotbeds. Will furnish Groom house
with all modern convenienceS. Good Drop
psition for hard-working man. Do not
apply unless you know vegetable and flower
growing business. First-clasS references
Yeouired BOX o4-J Star
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URN11URE-HouSehold 1urnlSnlnsS Of All
kinds, maximum cash prices; brlc-a-brac,
china Call any time. RE. 1904, ME. 53l1.
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1913 18th ST SE-Large front room,
nicely furnished. suitable for l or men.
47Os WARREN ST NV - Attractively
furnished double room in private home;
rnnd transnnrtatinn WO 121R 15'
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FURNACE, new or used Ihotwaterl and
radiators (about 400 #. radiation) for =
rnnr house Phone Lincoln GAG.
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USED SEWING MACHINES WANTED.
AL makes and STYLES, for cash. 24l2 lSth
St NV Mr Harris. CO. 3245.
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APARTMENTS, BALTIMORE.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

ROOM FURNISHED APT. ALL CON
niences gas, electricity, refrigerator, all
llitinS fIIrniShed co ShnE
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Warheld 5000.
ApARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

FNTIRE 2nd FLOOR. NICELY FUR
nIshed, private ents., all modern. auto
matte hot-water heat: adults only. CHI.
NEW 4-ROOM APT. LOVELY, NEW FUR
niture down cushioned living room suite.
etc: adults only: so. Call Rockville "59-R.
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MINNESOTA AVE. NE.-Owner's detached
home; ami: accommodat tions two Govt
empl. ladies; convenient; ref. AT 6l07.
1875 MORSE ST. NE.-Room. next bath;
board optional: young single man pre-
ferred 10
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DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD.

Diamond pocket and wrist watches, in
itialed birthstone, diamond and wedding
rings any other jewelry and pawn TICKETS
purchased Highest prices paid. New YorK
,IeWelry Co 127 1th 81. NV.
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SWING GYMNASIUM SETS for, outdoor
use must be sturdy: reasonable. Call
after 6 pm. EN-. 645c.
AIN WORK SHOP SOUTH BEND LATHE.
not more than years old. in good condi-
ton. Warfeld 5000, Ext. Il.
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a7ea WOODLEY PL. NV. near Shoreham
Fotel-Large room, semi-pvt. bath, twin
heds inner spring. phone. AD. 2230.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

I7I0 LANIER PL. NW-s ROOMS, =
baths. oil heat. brick garage, 81 600 down
payment, balance monthly Owner. MR..
DRAIN. RE. $50 or co 1917
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TABLE BOARD.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

4536 MACOMB ST NW.-BACHELOR
suite, twin bedroom. pvt. bath. liv room.
fireplace built-in cases: gentlemen, refer
ences EN- 1864. Convenient tranSp.
Avail nth
Evening star., 1942-04-05
Care Of Painting Outfit
Insures Iona Usefulness

Many persons plan to preserve and
conserve possessions by the use of
paint. We purchase all the neces-
sary equipment to do the job and
then neglect the equipment to such
an extent that its investment is
lost
Good paint brushes are few and
far between, oils, paints and var
nishes are expensive, and there will
be another spring when a bit of
refurbishing will need to be done.
With proper care the equipment will
be on hand to do it.
When you buy good brush, spend
another few pennies for one of the
paintbrush cleaning powders to use
when you are through. There is also
a can with holder for the brush
that will keep it standing upright
in oil or turpentine and preserve it
indefinitely. Letting paint dry in a
brush will cause the bristles to crack
of and ruin the edge. Letting it
rest in a can of paint so the bristles
become bent impairs it efficiency so
per cent
Put the cover back on the paint
can and press it down as it was when
you bought it. This will seal out air
and preserve paint for future small
job You will find that small jobs
around the house don't get put OF
so long when the tools and materials
are at hand and the care of equip
ment these next few years will be
as important as the preservation of
your property.
Evening star., 1942-04-05
| Soft Light Era
| Returns to
Boardwalk

ATLANTIC CITY. April Ats
different picture that the Board
walk now presents to the evening
strollers. The brilliant panorama
of pre-war years has faded away
and in its stead is found soft lights
and subdued glow reminiscent OF
the gay 90s."
No longer is it the sparkling jewel
of the Atlantic Coast with spec
tacular electrical signs flashing their
messages into the black of the night
with q glow that carried far out to
sea. It's been dimmed out, and
again one can see the moon and the
stars.
1t might have been the dim-out
or 1t might be that a busy war
time America now finds additional
funds to spend on vacations and
entertainment, but for one reason
or another the Boardwalk evening
crowds are now larger than for
many spring times past.
Instead of cleaning theater mar
ques, only few lights circle the box,
office: instead of a long chain of
Boardwalk lights, only every third
is lit and those are blacked out on
their ocean side: instead of thous-
ands Of lights from hotel windows,
these are now cut of by drawn
shades; and shop windows are
shaded by awnings. The hundreds
Of signs are out for the duration.
Consequently, It's twilight on the
Boardwalk" and everybody seems to
like it.
Evening star., 1942-04-05
BY JACQUES FUTRELLE, Jr.,
Travel Editor.

Creeping into vacation philosophy
last year was trend that promises
to gain further ground In the sum-
mer ahead. Barely perceptible in
1941's summer, when gasoline first
became a commodity that citizens
were asked not to waste. this new
idea in vacations really harks back
to olden times-that Is, prior to the
first World War. Resort hotel men,
relaxing for reminiscent mood,
refer to them generally as "the good
old days." and have in mind an
America that had barely graduated
from the gay COS, when the pace
was slower and guests, with a month
to spare, fingered instead Of skid
ding about the country hitting the
high spots.
Stabilized vacations" in which
peripatetic Americans will select
most likely spot and cling to it for
their civilian furloughs. should
prove happy compromise with the
transportation situation. Whether
vi llOG OH du-OuU UlONculcIlI OI
armed forces and materiel comedies
with the peak of vacation travel and
sidetracks the civilians quest for
relaxation from his own war duties,
common carriers face an extraor-
dinary job for the demand ahead.
Transportation priorities already
have been established informally,
with officers and civilians on war
business taking precedence. The
priority ratings, managed so far
by the carriers rather than through
the War Production Board, are ex.
ercised most frequently on air lines
and in first class train accommoda-
tions. Add to the general situation
a warm weather spur for trips by
persons who fret to take to the road
despite the fact their tires are
frayed, and crowds beyond the ca
pacity of bus seats and day coaches
may have to stand on the vacation
travel sidelines.
Evening star., 1942-04-05
The Travellers Notebook
Pinch in Transportation Moy Bring About Habit
OF 'One-Spot Vacations; Other Solutions
Suggested to Ease Peak Travel Demand

A more widespread practice Of one
spot vacations, chosen for the indi-
viduaPs personal fitness program of
relaxation, sports and other diver
sions, can come to the rescue of
transportation companies and the
tourist himself as the peak season
approaches. Generally adopted, 1t
would stave on development of a
new cult Of seat hogs and spread
the limited travel facilities over a
wider sector Of the public.
A sidelight on the vacationist sta
bilizing himself at one resort that
meets his needs for a good time will
be the accompanying tendency to
rent homes or cottages for the du-
ration of his respite from war;
world, work day grind.
Other solutions to the recreational
travel problem are being advanced,
among them a plan for employers
to lay out the vacation season on
a broader base, avoiding where pos
sible the concentration of leaves In
the traditional months of June,
July and August. Unless tied to
their homes by children who will
not be free from school until well
into June, working families could
plan trips in April or May, meet
ing spring or summer at Southern
destinations, or in the early fall,
when Northern woods flame with
color to present one of the most
gorgeous leisure time seasons.
Still another idea of merit is
plan to soften the weekend trans
portation load by selling employers
as well as their workers-on the
principle of starting their vacations
in the middle of the week.
Although the gasoline rationing
system being devised may permit
so per cent Of last years mileage,
from which a number of drivers
would be able to salvage motor trips
to resorts, the transportation pinch
is bound to alter travel habits. The
individual tourist must decide which
suits him best, II he is to get out OF
the city at all, and try 1t.
Evening star., 1942-04-05
Williamsburg Gardens
Bloom for April

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, April A.
Gardens of the Virginia Tidewater
have blossomed for April. with
jonquils, hyacinths, violets and other
early spring blooms, while the flow
er shrubs and fruit trees are at their
best, and the woods around the town
are bright with dogwood.
Though the State Garden Week
has been Cancelled this year be-
cause of the war. garden lovers can
find some of the most interesting
gardens in Virginia in Williamsburg.
where more than 40 old gardens have
been restored or reconstructed, and
planted with the flowers and shrubs
of the 18th century. In Williams
burg, April is the blooming sea-
son for pansies, columbine, phlox,
squill. Glove pink, tulips, fritillaria,
foamflower and doronicum, among
the flowers, while lilac, redbud,
azaleas and calycanthus are in full
bloom.
Evening star., 1942-04-05
All Nylon from
Top to Toe!

The opportunity you've been waiting for!
Exquisite stockings of precious Nylon in the
lovely and long.wearins 3O-denier weight! Priced
at this saving because they have slight irresu.
larities which are so hard to find you'll probably
never notice them! New spring shades! Sizes
81 to 10H. Limited quantity, therefore we can.
not accept phone mail orders.
x.nn.-Hoaey De- s-sr..s Floor.
Evening star., 1942-04-05
Dance to Open Season
At Virqinio Beach

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, April A.
The Easter Monday night ball in
the Colonial room at the Cavalier
Hotel will be the first formal affair
Of the spring season in this resort.
Music will be furnished by Walter
Miller and his Palm Beach or
chestra. who will continue to present
music for the week night dances
until the informal opening Of the
Cavalier Beach Club, scheduled for
Saturday night, May is. The formal
opening of the club is set for Deco
ration Day week end.
Evening star., 1942-04-05
Caroline Beaches
Expund Facilities

RALEIGH, N. c., April 4.-North
Carolina's beaches are getting ready
to open the 1912 season with ex-
panded facilities.
At Carolina Beach, where a fire
did heavy damage two years ago,
new town hall and assembly hall
hes been constructed and 825 cot
tages are available there and at
nearby Wilmington and Kurest
Beaches, Mayor r. C. Fergus stated.
Wrightsville Beach also is Witness
ing considerable new construction.
Evening star., 1942-04-05
Avalon, N. j., Builds
New Yacht Club

AVALON, N. j., April 4-Now un-
der construction, the club house of
the Avalon Yacht Club, organized
last year. will be open before the
start of the season The yacht club,
Of which Borough Commissioner
Albert H. Fey is commodore. will
greatly stimulate boating activities
here.
Evening star., 1942-04-05

A gift for "Air-Spun" fans
to acquaint you with the
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
Army Gridders
To Play Pros

NEW YORK, March % (INS).
An All-America army football
team is going to play at least 10
games with members of the Ma
tional Football League for the
Army Emergency Relief Fund.
Creation of the army team was
disclosed by Lieut.. Col Curtis
Mitchell, representing the army
relief fund, at the annual meet
ing of the football owners.
In addition, the league officials
voted all receipts from post
season games during the "dura-
ton" would be turned over to the
army and navy relief and indi-
Gated that several games may be
scheduled with navy teams.
The league eligibility rule which
forbids the signing of a college
player before he is graduated
came up again but the owners re-
fused TO make any change.