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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23
Daily Bus Service
Over Skyline Drive
From D. c.. Resumed

Daily bus service from Washington
through Shenandoah National Park
over Skyline Drive has been resumed
by Virginia railways. It is the
only public transportation operating
on a regular schedule through the
park, and will operate daily through
November 3.
The buses make stops for pas
sengers wishing to visit Skyline
Caverns at the northern entrance
of the drive.
Buses leave the railways ter
minal, Twelfth street and New
York avenue at 7:45 am. and enter
the Skyline Drive at Front Royal,
Va, to travel through Sc miles Of
the parks scenic attractions before
turning east at Swift Run Gap for
Charlottesville. At Charlottesville,
patrons may elect to continue south,
travel farther east to Richmond or
return to Washington over direct
route to arrive In washington at
$50 pm. of the same day.
Skyline Caverns may be reached
also by another direct bus service
from Washington. The Gray Line
operates service four days week
to the caverns.
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Sturbridge Village
Opens for Season

STURBRIDGE, Mass, May a.
Old Sturbridge Village, living mu-
scum, where arts and industries of
early rural New England are pre-
served, displayed and taught anew,
was opened to the public for its
third season last Saturday.
A representation Of typical cen
trail New England town of the early
l800s, the village is designed to show
visitors how our forefathers worked
and lived. 1t is situated on the out
skirts of Sturbridge.
The village consists of more than
twenty-three shops, mills and houses
arranged in a 500-acre tract of
woodland, meadow and river shore.
approximately half the buildings
have been moved from other parts
of New England to the village site
and reassembled there. The re-
mainder are copies or adaptions of
old structures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23
Railroad Offers 40
.All.Expense Tours
OF New ENGLAND

More than 40 all-expenSe Pilgrim
Tours ranging from two-day and
weekend trips to New England to
complete vacations of two weeks or
longer in New England, Canada and
the Great Lakes country have been
announced for the summer season
by the New Haven Railroad.
This years Pilgrim Tour program
includes trips to such historic and
scenic areas as Cape Cod, Nam
tucket, Marthas Vineyard, the
Berkshires, the White and Green
Mountains, the Gaspe Peninsula
and Nova Scotia.
Typical Of the shorter tours is
two-day trip taking the visitor
through Boston. the Pilgrim South
Shore of Massachusetts,. historic
Plymouth, the Cape Cod Canal and
the surrounding cranberry country.
On a 14-day vacation, the traveller
could visit Montreal, Toronto, Nj
agara Falls, Buffalo, then seven
day cruise along the Great Lakes
to Chicago. One of the most popu-
lar Pilgrim Tours Is 12-day trip
to Boston, Yarmouth and Halifax,
Nova Scotia.
Although prices of the tours in
clude round trip transportation,
meals en- route, hotel accommoda-
lions and sightseeing trips. the va
cationist may start his trip any
day of the week. Travel is on an
individual rather than group basis.
and itineraries may be adjusted to
individual needs before departure.
All arrangements, such as trans
portation and hotel reservations, are
made by the railroad, yet the tours
are unescorted and the vacationist's
time is his own throughout the trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23

VIRGINIA BEACH, VA.
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Continued From First Page.)

monopoly on national parks. Isle
Royale. UP in Lake Superior; Ken
tucky's Mammoth Cave; Acadia, on
the coast of Maine; Shenandoah, in
Virginia's Blue Ridge; Great Smoky
Maintains in North Carolina and
Tennessee, and newest of all, Ever
glades, on Florida's southern tip-all
these offer variety Of attractions
much nearer home And there are
historical parks and monuments
scattered through most of the East
ern States. A third of Acadia Ma
tional Park was burned over in the
disastrous Mount Desert Island fire
last fall and will show the scars of
it for many years.
Whether you visit these, or any
of the parks already mentioned-or
Mount Rainier, Crater Lake, Las
sen Volcanic, Sequoia Kings Can
yon. Bryce Cayon, Zion, Grand Can
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Season Is Launched at Virginia Beach

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, May %
Opening of the Cavalier Beach and
Cabana Club on May IA informally
ushered in the Spring and Summer
season at Virginia Beach.
Royce Stoenner and his orchestra
lead the Parade of Bands" which
will play for tea and evening dane
ing daily through September. Other
nationally famous orchestras al
ready signed or being booked for
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the season include frankie Carl,
Woody Herman, Chuck Foster, Dick
Jurgens, Johnny Long, Buddy Wap-
piles, Joseph Study, Dean Hudson,
George Olsen, Vincent Lopez, Jim
my Livingstone and Victor Lom-
bardo, the club management has
announced
The Beach Clubs entertainment
program will include floor shows
during July and August, buffet sup
pers every Sunday evening, and a
circus for children.
The outdoor Sun Deck dance
floor, which borders the clubs sandy
beach, has been reconditioned and
the entire club redecorated. Erec-
ton of more cabanas now provides
three rows on the north terrace and
two rows on the south terrace.
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BERKELEY SPRINGS, w. VA.
CASTLE LODGE
Berkeley Springs, W. Va.

Only 100 miles from D. c. Spend a night
or week at the old romantic CASTLE
it's a unique and restful atmosphere.
Good food famous Mineral water, and
recreation Understanding, boating mt.
hiking. riding, evenings by the
campfire, etc. Special luncheons or din
ners arranged
For further information, write or phone
Berkeley Springs col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23
More Virginia
Resorts Open j
Next Month

Virginias seashore and mountain
resorts are anticipating an excellent
season this year. At the same time
they are emphasizing the fact that
they will have room to care for ex-,
Iceptionally large numbers Of guests
all through the summer and fall.
The State has had a booming :,
spring business, according to the
Virginia Conservation Commission.
Hotel bookings in the Shenandoah
Valley, in Piedmont and Eastern
Virginia were heavy during the APP.
pie Blossom Festival and Garden
week. Both the Chamberlin Hotel
at Old Point, which was reopened to
the public last year, and the Cava-
lier Hotel at Virginia Beach have
been doing a rushing business this
spring and are booked for number
of conventions later on. There are
200 other hotels and cottages at Vir-
ginia Beach. Many have been re-
furnished and large numbers OF
have opened their doors for sum-
n'er visitors much earlier than
usual.
More Accommodations Opening.
The resort hotels in Southwestern
Virginia, notably Mountain Lake, do
not open until June, but the Martha
Washington Hotel at Abingdon is
open the year around. 1t is looking
for a thriving business during the
Barter Theater summer season,
which opens at Abingdon June 8
and continues through the first
weeks of September.
Hotels in the Shenandoah Valley
also are open the year round and
have been doing a good business
since the first of the year, much
better than usual in the early
months. Many of the cottages and
cabins on the Skyline Drive, in the
Shenandoah National Park, are
open now and others will be open by
next week This beautiful 107-mile-
long drive along the crest of the
Blue Ridge attracts nearly 100000
visitors annually.
The Homestead Hotel at Hot
Springs and the Natural Bridge
Hotel are open the year round and
nave been doing thriving business
\his year, as usual.
Common Glory" to Open.
Excellent business this year also Is
anticipated by the Charlottesville,
Fredericksburg and Williamsburg
areas, all centers of nationally
known historic shrines such as Mon
ticello and Ash Lawn at Charlottes-
vile; Kenmore, the law Offices Of
James Monroe and the home 81
Washington's mother in Fredericks-
burg; and Stratford, the home Of
the Lees nearby; and the restored
buildings in Colonial Williamsburg,
including the capitol. the governors
palace and the Raleigh Tavern.
Just outside Williamsburg, the
second season Paul Green's SYM
phonic drama, THE Common
Glory" will be presented from July
2 through September s. 1t will be
staged in an open air theater on
Lake Matoaka, within easy walking
distance of the College of william
and Mary in Williamsburg.
Resort prices in Virginia are re-
ported to- be about the same as last
| year.
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Shiprock, a famous landmark in
Northwestern New Mexico, is an
odd cliff formation resembling Q
giant ship in full sail. 1t towers
l,4O0 feet above the surrounding
country.
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RESORTS.
VIRGINIA..

VACATION Fishing shacks on Shenan-
AoN' doah River, seven miles
from Woodstock, Va. Wonderful fishing.
Sfra Shurg. Va.
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visitors especially favor the noun
tains, the scenery in general and
the State parks.
Cooperating with the commission
in the current survey are the State
Road Commission, Conservation
Commission and Health Depart
ment and private agencies, regional
development groups and oil COM
panieS,
Evening star., 1948-11-12
Churwomun 81 Years to Retire;
Took Sick Leave Only Twice

And this schedule that I have
followed all these years can be ap-
piled by employed women who have
to dc their own housework and
have husbands"
She does her housework in her
three-room apartment, and she
cooked, laundered and sewed for her
husband before he died IA years
ago. She always worked the night
shift, getting off after midnight. and
was employed in the same building
for the entire 81 years.
Il get home around am, 20
to bed and get up at 10 or IL o'clock
and do my housework and cook
my meals" Mrs. Bedford stated.
Il crochet or embroider until it is
time to report for work at 4::30 pm.
I get my rest, don't go out during
the work week and this routine has
kept me on the Job
Evening star., 1948-11-12
Land Grant Colleges
Defer CurricuIa Step

! The Associa ton of Land Grant
Colleges and Universities has de-
ferred action on the proposal for
broadening curricula of its member
schools to take in more of the social
sciences and arts, but it plans a
continuing study of the problem.
This was decided at the 62d
annual convention which drew
more than 500 educators. The meet
ing in the Washington and Willard
Hotels ended yesterday.
The matter was referred to a
standing committee, with orders to
review the suggestions made during
the conference and to make rec
concentrations for the associations
action at a future date.
Educators adopted a series of res
olutions yesterday. They included:
l. Re-affirmation of the principle
of Federal aid to education, as we'll
as support of the proposed National
Science Foundation.
/ 2. Approval of extension of the
Social Security Act to include en-
ployes of public colleges and uni
versities, and support of legislation
establishing an extension service for
general adult education.
( 3. Provisions under the Selective
Service Act for the deferment, dur
ing training period, of students in
critical sciences and professions.
/ 4. A request for Federal aid IN
construction of buildings at land
grant colleges for Reserve Officer
Training Corps use.
5. The assignment by the Federal
Communications Commission of a
reasonable number of television
channels to educational institutions
and more liberal operating per-
mits for college and university
radio stations.
Evening star., 1948-11-12

A 60-year charwoman who
has taken sick leave only twice
during 81 years service with the
Public Buildings Administration
will retire on November 80.
She is Mrs. Dinah Belford, go, Of
1409-A South Capitol street, who
for the last eight years has taken
no sick leave at all.
Once Mrs. Belford had to stay off
the job because she was struck by
trolley door in front of the State
Department annex, Eighteenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue
NV, where she works. The other
time, she was stricken with the
grippe.
Mrs. Belfords prescription for
working women: Plenty of rest,
good diet and no going out during
the work week.
Evening star., 1948-11-12
VICTORY Dinner Slated

The Truman-Barkley Club OF
Washington will hold a victory din
ner" at $50 pm. Sunday in the
Madrillon Restaurant, Fifteenth
street and New York avenue NV.
Arthur Clarendon Smith, ST. is pres
ident.
Evening star., 1948-03-07
MOTORCYCLES.

mics lsks new. inslHn ~ tonsieoS St. NV NV.
etshSAN eli asi,l, scoorERs from $50 UP; motor
used. Terms. IA. 1921. -
ssst IStz sl55 %oeF IS %ss Ss sson
lssS ISDas ssHdRo4e2s ss A zee 5000
SsT SsT lstl sb AsasleyDaVids0n' zsss $40 or BEST
56nston 1'aS ass I'll .s oyssa; $685. 1n.a % srs
'oed hsSs e ja.
passed P. inspsssion. Atteg S,,I y u. noon 70,
IA iE AHs At so ?'ad Completely re-
built, nigh lift cams and high compress
:SR 4s' p. ssn'ss $500 T'h o9 b % ss
GGix1RILiEy-DAvIDsoN Gi1I 1s41 model 81; in
u under; s,; See stteT pm. any time Sat.
saSE A J.5 Ell ,ns5s SosrSN 1theE sFtss
g ss1 sf piymouth nsa % st.. siver s Spring m Ma '''
twin and prins-frame, Norton, Special
for Saturday and Monday. 1914 Indian IsI
$39b Parts. accessories and service for
ssl sysilait tx. exfFh EXT CENTER s1s 9Th s st
SERVICECYCLE, clean, good running con
dition; cheap transportation. EN-. 67s6.
INDIAN AZ and59r Go EoadmMsster mas side car
CUSHMAN motor, mounted on homemade
frame and 2s-in. bicycle, $50: TR. $780,
MoTohCYCLE, "a steal u Need ss.oS Of r,aI car
with sldecar attached. Less than 1000
miles. 1878 or car in trade. 63s Morris
INDIAN motorcycle, 1e46 "A Chief: buddy
seat, saddle bags, lights, low mileage:
$3.50. Call ia. 2O57-M after 5 pm, o.
HARLEY 1945; 45-inch,. low mileage; best
cash offer. ME. 0674 after pm.
BUY A. ]. S. and you buy the best 194s
de luxe models are now here. Come and
see them: there are beauties. We also
have few good reconditioned machines
on hand, Cash trade trade or managing a
1916 H-D. "a: oily; $685..
1e46 Norton 500; o.h.v.; S495.
ALLIED MoToRcYcLE DISTRIBUTORS,
2OI4 NJ st. NV, RE. SOFA. s
Evening star., 1948-03-07
AUTO PAINTING.

EXPERT AUTO PAINTING, body and fen
der work We handle anything from dents
to complete wrecks; 24-hr. towing service
CAPITAL GARAGE. Nash Sales and serv-
ice. 1920 N. Y. ave. NV. ST. 9100.
teed. GILBERT. 4102 Pa. ave. ext. s.e.,
AUTO PAINTING--Complete Job, $50; Sc
lect your color; work guaranteed AD-
OLSON CHEVROLET, 1922 14th st. NV.
HO 1900
TENDERS sTRAIGHTENED, bodies rep.
and painted to '1ook like new" We do
the best work. not the cheapest ARL-
Mt Vernon ave. Alex, Va, Alex. Q024.
Evening star., 1948-03-07
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1887 pickup truck; motor
rec. overhauled; good tires; ladder brack-
cts; $500. Can be seen at $50 10th st.
MACK E. H, 17e-inch wheel base; 9Oox2O
tires: 5-speed transmission; excellent con-
ditjioon reasonably priced. sH. 2114, NE.
CHEVROLET 1947 panel: in excel cond !;
S2,100 or best offer. 5H. 4l2S or 81.
DODGE h-ton panel truck for sale; sood
sstlss' esa e isea MfAeey
FORD eGa s 1887 Z: s-yard ard dump body and hoist
engine completely overhauled INCLUDING
motor; $500. May be seen after am.
weekdays, BoW1E's, $40 Delaware aye.
PLYMOUTH 1889 pickup; nice Job: $3.50
Eye st. M NV. = End foor. DI. so7$' 7' 'O'
CHEVROLET 1896 van: very good condi-
ton; bargain for immediate cash sale.
See Monday at s2l Howard I'd. Sc. No
phone information.
heate VIII vii saeree & Pere er s2sS sS'e also s0aa sep
arate h:-w. heater. no. 1857.
1sf s Custom a. body 9 in sSa tom nssas mschaneai xn
condition, equipped with marker and sig
nal nal Lights Hins resdy for tmgediste service
snis sts n,~. SS'0 d. L1N $500 'f0'''' ls'h ana
GMC 1943 dump truck: 6-wheel drive
t2-ton, 5-yard model CCkW-303; rea-
Sonable CHAs. C. ECKLoFF. Elk. O276
WHITE trailer tractor, 1914. model w-22;
excel. cond;. purchaser may take over
G, EcKLoFF,, Ex. ,0276, WA. 1856,
FORD 1910 dump truck; first 500 takes
It new motor. in good working condition.
FORD I94i 1ls-ton stake; in excel. rum
ming cond; being sold for unpaid bal Of
5000 DO; terms can be arranged. HER
soNs SIS AgTo Ar q 4 AppEIANcE POI co. sth and
wILLYs 194s stake and pickup bodies; ;
available now on the new q to 1-ton
chassis, powered by the economical and
powerful leep ensine. MITCHELL'S MO-
TORS. INC, Willys dealer, EX. 4105, 222
End ST. NV. (2nd at Constitution aye.)
FORD 1s47 a4-ton pickup: 1000 miles;
extra heavy Transmission; priced reason
able. Call MR.. WRIGHT, RE. 1884 or
FORD ie41 4-ton pickup body; go good
sSsasGR can $3.50 ss seen SHE'LL HEf 'nf z3?!sf
INTERNATIONAL 1885 1-ton panel; being
sold to repay bill S16O; this is bar
gain. HERsoNs AUTO & APPLIANCE
CO, sth and SITS; NV. DE. 400. -
clutch recently overhauled; s495. or best
on offer a..I under s,d Apply 2l3l l4th st. NV"
cHEyEoIET 1915 IA ton van; less j than ! n
or best ofier under, Apply 1921 14th st.
FORD 1885 .11a-ton; in good condition;
S2s5. See Gfter 5 pm; anytime Sat or
6a fokp HsP 1877 s-ton to tractor and 1s-ft, Fru-
hsun nsun trailer with closed body. sSandywine
Evening star., 1948-03-07
All advertisements Offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUSTIN 1913: proclaimed the most popu-
lar because of: 35-mi to the gallon,
large car features. Immediate delivery;
Dorset sedan fully equipped incl, heater
and defrosters. only SLABS; MANHAT-
TAN AUTO & RADIO CO., both sides OF
7th at r st. NV. Phone NO. 1857.
AUSTIN, 81 ,495 equipped; also NJ. @, Rolls
Royce, Bentley, Jaguar. Standard. Triumph
and Lancia HENRY MILLER MOTORS,
1873 18th ST NV. RE. 5252.
excellent condition; new tires, radio; 40
miles on gallon of gas passed D. c.. in
spection; must see TO appreciate; 1878
cash Phone Sligo $3.50.
BUICK 1941 sedanette; radio, defrosters,
heater: good upholstery. good paint; orig.
owner; S1,195. FA. 1921. 5
BUICK 1s4s Super sedanette; 2 tone;
white sidewall tires. completely equipped:
only miles: S2,975. LEEDS MOTOR
CO.. 5120 Wisconsin ave, OR. 4407.
Open daily 80, Sunday till 5. -
BUICK 194l Super club cpe.; excel, motor:
beautiful paint; r. and h; 1878. 3047
BUICK 1910 4-door trunk sedan Road
Master; original black. finish, custom r,
and H. see this car today; it is unusually
clean; 3o-day warranty; going to be SOLD
this week at the very special price OF
only S1.265. FRANK SMALL. Jr., INC.
1901 Good Hope I'd. s.e., IL. 207t, y
Evening star., 1948-03-07
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

AUTO TOPS. tan or black, first-grade ma
terials, triple texture, guaranteed water
proof. onss.dayg service; At the amazing
installa ton. LAD MILLS ESQ CENTER,
WISSsGnMs1 sRf s macbns M MOO almost
nsy; complete. Call Du, 1887, Mr..
SEAT CoyERS-We carry a large stock OF
good quality seat covers in popular colors
staiiation. ARCADE PONTIAC Co, wash
ington's largest Pontiac dealer, 1887 Irv-
ing ST. NV AID. $500
CALIFORNIA MUFFLERS, Sandee, duals
and singles, for all makes and models;
other auto accessories. sH. 5110 or FIR
TRUCK BODIES repaired and painted;
FRED s. a1cHNER 1RoN RON WORKS, ss inc. Inc.
t2l4 p2Is EEL Ssth ss nv, RE; a419: -
and ar;51 feet operaser SHOULD hays one; alsS
WORKS, INC. 1914 Gath st, NV, RE.
AuTo RADIOS te), $50 and $40: also
loud trumpet horns, $40. LU. 1925 be-
FORD 1911 rebuilt engine: will sell out.
right or exchange, basis; can install: price,
Evening star., 1948-03-07
WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

PRIVATE PARTY desires lot up to i acre
on the water. Address Box 466-K, Star
POTOMAC RIVER, either side, between
DC. and Morgantown. Describe fully. give
cash price. Box 20-M. Star. TO-
MODERN COTTAGE on Maryland water
front, Chesapeake Bay or Potomac River
HOME, NOT OVER 10 Mi. wash, where
there is sandy beach; will pay cash. Box
WILL BUY Or RENT cottage
on bay. Phone MRS. RUEDIGER, AID.
WANTED TO RENT-3 or bedroom
beach cottage for 2 weeks, either July
or August; prefer Edgewater Beach, but
will consider any place with safe bathing
beach. Box 489-J, Star.
furnished place on Chesapeake Bay, vicin-
lty. Solomons preferred. MONROE, DU.
Evening star., 1948-03-07
COUNTRY PROPERTY soR RENT.

BEAUTIFUL MAIN RESIDENCE on historic
Kinloch Estate for rent / mile from The
Plains, Va, hard road. 43 miles from
washington, halfway between Warrenton
and Middleburg, in center famous Orange
County hunt country; handsomely fur
nished Georgian house, master bed
rooms, 3 baths, 2 maids rooms, bath, large
living room, dining room, kitchen, 4 FIRE
spring water, garage facilities for = cars,
900-ft. elevation. beautiful view Blue Ridge
Mts. front, Bull Run Mts. rear; tennis
per month yearly basis: renewal option
will board up to horses at going rates. BY
appointment only. Write FRED SHARP g.
2291. References required. Available April
Evening star., 1948-03-07
FARMS WANTED tcent.).

FARM OWNERs-We need Immediately 8
farms within a 50-mile radius Of Wash
ington, ranging in size from 10 to 500
who have asked US to locate the type Of
farm to I'LL their needs. II interested in
selling write at once. stating location, full
and price. Box 445-J. Star. 3
WANTED TO RENT-5-50 acre Va. farm,
within 90 miles Of Washington, for 2 yrs.
beginning June /. Must have at least s.
rm. house in good cond. with modern con-
3 acre fenced pasture. Phone FA. 1901. or
write Box 2T0-J Star
Evening star., 1948-03-07
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT,

LARGE DETACHED HOME, within 4 mi.
of Annapolis we'll furnished; summer
or year-round: consisting of nice bed
bath and large bedroom on 1st A.; large
liv. room, approx. 1920 with wood-burn-
ing fireplace; large din. rm. approx. 18x2O;
Tappan gas range. refgr, large butler S
pantry with white sink; exceptionally large
screened-in porch that may be used for
sleeping. House is situated on large corner
lot. 75x150 IT., with beautiful shade trees
and shrubbery, and about 3100 IT. from
bay front Bus within block. For full
details and appointment to inspect. call
JOHN j.. McKENNA, Realtor. 1929 Eye
st. NV, RE 5345 -
Evening star., 1948-03-07
COUNTRY PROPERTY For SALE.

ONLY SI0,50O-Olney, Md; lovely 5-rrn.
proVements; stove and refg included; full
basement and attic; on l acre Of land, in
very desirable location: reasonable cash
payment: balance easy terms. Open today,
to pm Drive out Georsia ave. ex-
tended. Route No. 97. to olney, turn left
on Route No. 109, ] mi. to Porter Realty
phone PORTER REALTY, Ashton 4070
Evening star., 1948-03-07
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

WANTED TO RENT at Rehobeth OF
Bethany Beach, Del for 2 weeks between
commodating adults and 3 children
win pay good rental for right place; ex-
cellent references. Call SH. 5718.
round home in restricted Heniopen Acres
1 acre of beautiful lawn, formal gardens
and pines. Besides. the gracious 1st floor
powder rm., lge. kit. and pantry. utility
rm., 2 terraces; there are 6 bedrms. and
3 baths on the 2nd floor: 9 freplaceS, q
car garage. This home is furnished with
all Of It's furnishings. 500 yards from the
beach: q. sS$s5; Q00S fee. Photographs in our
office Ewes. and Sun. call Mr.. W. G.
GUY a. CO., INC, Realtors, IL East Chase
St. Mulberry 4Os4. Bait 2, Md.
Evening star., 1948-03-07
FARMS FOR RENT.

TOBACCO FARMER for 90 acre farm
house and equipment furnished; refer
ences required; farm located at Davidson
vile. Md. Call EDWIN BRASK, WA. 1905.
Lanham Md Ill
Evening star., 1948-03-07
FARMS WANTED.

FARM with brick Colonial, within rs mi
d. c.; house must be old, condition sound;
will pay cash up to $4,000. Communi-
cate Immediately with JOHN c. WRIGHT
INC, 2o9 Radio Bldg, Arlington, Va
WANT TO RENT A FARM, 10 acres OF
more. within % miles of D. c. Herndon
120-W-3. MR. DARR. 7s
WANTED-Small farm, livable house; nc
stock or machinery; committing distance
to Washington State particulars and
price Box 404-K, Star. 7'
BUNGALOW with about 2 or acres
near transportation. in nearby Mary
land; north or northwest of D. c. pre-
1erred. Box 446-K. Star. -
WANT TO 20 ACRES, 2 or 8 bedrms.
cleo; within % minutes; reasonable rent;
good care guaranteed; lease If desired
CN 1853 after $50 pm. or all day
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