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PROTECT YOURSELF against imitation
py owning a homesite in Glen Hills. Also
protect yourself against possible oeprecla-
ton OF values in centralized. Metropolitan
qEsinst danger of imitation ana danser
G. excessive centralization. Drive through
Fockvile ga miles ives, WeSi on ISfIa HGute -;
POTOMAC, MD a. 400 TT. off Great
FaHs rd, partly wooded; electricity; $3.50
pes acre. Cali MR.. INGALLS,. DU. 1850,
Ia ,CRE,SF ana IN pm Fgir,.% Hseeaagf eaagy and
10 ~I,50U per acre. REIBLE, Agent. OK.
U5l1 or Gil. 1928 5
15,2 ACRES. II mi. D. c. line. 45 min.
John c5SHHRoNAKER. sP. o856-J, sSoi
R;k :s ACRES t5" or h0gs BEST often m DtSs 5Sn
CAPT, BROWN. 81. 5403 or FIR. 5000.
nf snsaae 70 th Dsauttu % suesFsaa aSFS a. sae
$$, W ySRSpS Y gaof EfYsca ss i sqSS
a1tes abo9t So 5odks rom oa o5onkp bs.riet line
IL Md, in zone of the new gateway from
the South, over the new 8. Capitol ST.
BTdge; emo enormous building d.ey,siopmsnts
aoIe for deve .oper of laree-scale projects,
very reasonable terms at low. rate of
tns7ei! ss Eve + Fulton s Dt T. nSso GoRDoN ov9er
LIVE IN BASIC UNIT OF / RM., kitchen
efte, bath while building rest OF house >.
srre land; 10 mi. south of Alexandria
or RI. ], > mi. south of Woodbridge,
Turn right down Pine lane, Open daily
after 4, Sundays; occupancy 80 days;
is ACREs with loo-ft. frontage on hard
surfaced State road towards FaiFfaN excel.
place for your future estate. Full price
only Sl750 and only 500 down; new
n hal hHNtIf
n. Glebe rd, Gil. O4t1 =
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE. 1lOtz acres;
sppEox. mIes from D. c. line in Mont
Ronery Co, Md, between > golf clubs;
suitable for subdivision or investment.
Address inquiries 10 Box AIM. sar. -s
an rf,IIn nnnnAGA
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STORES FOR RENT Cont, ,

STORE in new shopping center, in fast
growing Falls CHURCH al area 34X59; A y so
FA. 1913, 400. -l3
stores ava liable in proposed new park
and, shop DEVELOPMENT to be built on CO.
Va Stores already leased for Giant Super
Market, drugstore. chain cleanine and
valet stores etc, plenty OF parking
Thousands Of apartments and houses IN
immediate area and hundreds more 10 be
NON 4 .IUcHs co, Realtors, 1905 H St
ARDWARE-VARIETY, 3o'x7o' with bass-
ment: excellent opportunity IN new PARK
and an shop deyieiopment IN Jefferson Manor:
market and drug now open; construction
started on 4 stores; leases closed with
prn pryae home in aTea oysi also
515S aVsaSS s. fUcHs CO. so5 81
L iosi + BHLAADESsBuRG' Rp;, colmar Manor
modern store, next to safsway; suitable
most any business or Offices; Sll0 month
es6n esHaF 6s sa' Mr. aRa ass VIZ 6SS
BEAUTIFUL MODERN STORE and display
HOoO 50. Il available for long-terms lease
e. c4l NJ o4kfi; "a Tth " LANES l. q6 R5xoN eSes 4
IN. 1893. open sundsSsD .
ter on prominent st. 80 xfo,, suitable for
3 and 10, appliances. ladies' wear req
Sona3,l,e rem r on nrp teTm % ease ,u, Cav AI
ineton Bids, Dl, s36O' eyes, Gil. 4436.
sTVEBAl wELL-IOCATED STORES tsome
furnished, for rent; also parking lots and
lots t. Sc USED cars. MA 4R30. ~
q ST, Mr., ith; prime location; "a by
100, resp, tenant only Will be considered.
SIDNEY S or LEWIS BROWN, MA. a54O.
NEW MODERN STORES
tX5U. IN Inick!y populated NV. sec
ton: suitable for any tyne business; rea-
sonsb,e rentals, LOUIS BuRMAN, RE.
STORE VALUES
@l5 Indiana ave. n.w.-Store and bsmt !:
$50 month.
1865 Kennedy st. NV. 1000 SO. IT,
5000
$50 1st st ne End commercial e-story
brick bldg Parking for D cars. 500,
1895 Minnesota ave. ne. New store.
1907 lst st. ny 20x35 SIPS
BIAS 10th Il, ne. 4exlln, $3.50 mo.
r A HUMPHREYS. Realtors, sos No.
Capitol MA $3.50 IS
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG.
1880, next to Dupont Theater, also
avail 10000 So. #. OF pa Sement snaee.
/ l346 CONNECTICUT AVE.
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WATERFRONT paopeRrY-sALk

SYLVAN SHORES, RIyA, MD. = o-roem
house; unfurhished, garage, part basement;
oil burner, het-sir heat electric stove and
refrigerator Ia blk from beach; on 3l2
lots; 81 900. PL. s4T8 or see owner,
s,r ~ ACRES OF WafER:FRosT property
mobile Cby owner. cah hi. 4s3s. 3
beautiful view Chesapeake Bay: 81 miles
Md rooms porch; $500. Other
cottages. S4.756 and up; terms. LOIS,
$3.50 10 $3.50. Clean, restricted, we'll
se's:eHsah sedHsshuIss 81 hWALris " sAuaAS,
1877 z st. NV. MA. 6229. %
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BAhK-PERsoNAL LOANS.

LOANS FOR SEASONAL NEEDS; purehas
your winter fuel supply, now and aVoit
the rush, delays or possible scarcity Iater
Personal loan dept. LIBERTY NATIONAL
RANK 18th and Eye sts NV. Ia
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STORES FOR RENT.

CORNER STORE, 600 G st. NV; 500
mo. DEMATATIs REALTY CO, 1870
New York aye NV, ST s56l. IS
asca d22 Clean sto2e ss ss.aty ss SHOP 1871 81
florist. rent reas, Call Mr. BARBER,
phone OK. 29s7; ewes, CHI. 6421. III
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AONEY WANTED.

Ist MORTGAGE, on suburban Md. prop
erty; $3.50: carries So int and pays
Sfs monthly; will discount, Box 253-R r
DEsiHE TO CONTACT parties who pur.
chased end trusts at discount. Boz
HAIR, Star. =.
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WEST BEACH
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

. lots, corner. level ground. 20 #, by l0t
2423 MINI ave. Sc, AT 0566. IS
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ApApruEAr HOUSES WAhrEp.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

APT. HOUSE, to II units. any section
hav, cash client can expedite immedis te
sale AGENT Box 145-R, Star. S
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ON THE POTOMAC

~ acres in nearby Fairfax Co within 2
M rs Of Cnan Bridge on d ha Fd- surfaced
read and adjacent to lge estate; can be
purchased as rWC 2i4-acre SIZES heautI-
fully voodeS with lse. oaks riparian rights.
George Mason Green Co.
Exclusive agent. CH 3s2s: ewes and
SuES. CH 2'UU- Branch 6sh -
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AUTO LOANS.

FINANCING private sales e,T specialE' II
you are buying Or selling an sutoM9pilss
FINANCE co, 1102 New York ave, NV
Republic 1900,
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GARAGE OR STORAGE SPACE wanted;
approx 2Ox2O, in District. Call or write
MIDTOWN PAPER CO. RE. 1895, All
GRouSD GiseS FLooR-About 80 ft. square;
downtown location, Call Manager cAFl-
TOI, THEATRE. RE. 1000. -
APPROX. $500 so. FT. with st least
80 #. width must be on street in good
location; suitable for car repairs. Phone
LII 52lo; evenings, VI l39. 3
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Farm Estate Is Acres

A real show place to be prand Of, 10A
miles from Chain Bridge. Here Is 15-
acre country estate. beautiful 3-bedroom
complete kitchen. , screened-in porchfs
and bath Oil het-yater heat. Home
completely insulated, scar garase. barn, ih
farm. Excellent water facilities. Price
IS reasonable and good financing can 8 be
BROS, INC, Washington Blds.. DI. $500;
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ihvEsTMsAr PROPERTY FOR SALE

RuY FROM OWNER-Three 6-unlt apt
houses, furn,t Two on 18th and Columbia
vd-. one on ] ST NV good investment,
each house bringing IN 80 500 annually
For Information, call NE. 953O. EN-. 4h4s
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Alto PAINTING

AUTO PAINTING.
FINEST AUTO PAINTING. fender and body
1ssis1ss!s 1ufo sfRyIeE eblis' 1868 II. Vernon ave-
eeoMPhEIETE esshPhIsThE JOB JOB, s35 UP; work guaran,
tesd, GILBERT. 41Oa Pa. ave. ext Sc
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LOTS FOR SALE.
WAsHINGTON G0LF AM C0TN

WANTED-One-story bldg, approx. 900
50. It floor space Call DE 46i4 -
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
GARAGES WANTED.

GARAGE for small car at eos T.
ford ave, Alexandria. Va. TIE. 1923.
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STORE in new shopping center, in fast
growing Falls Church areai 20X59; 81 so
per month EAKIN PROPERTIES, INC,
FA. 1873, 400. -l3
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WASHINGTON GOLF AND COUNTRY
Club, :! ideal corner lots, ! with 5000 So
IT, and ! with @0.n0u; beautifully wooded
IN mis- excl s.ve section. OW 1859, Gil
S4Hj; ewes. GL. 3Gni. Broker -
CHEVY CHASE VIEW, MD: on paved
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EXCELLENT INVESTMENT; only $4,000
AUNT APT, NV

All 2 bedrms., tip-top shape: low expense
correctly priced at S21.950. SAM ROSEY.
AID 200. -s
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED
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BUILDERS, ATTENTION

/ In Washing toms most beautiful suburban
subdlyiSion. Lge. building lots, clear and
level ground. sewer. water and gas in
street FWA approved. Terms. THE
GABLES CO, 2423 Minn. ave. Sc. AT.
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Bar Harbor Ready
For Summer Crowds

BAR HARBOR, Me, May a.
This famed resort, long the summer
capital OF society, again is ship
shape" for vacationists.
Visitors this summer again will
see the flying pennants OF motor
yachts in the hill guarded harbors,
tall-masted sail and pleasure craft
rocking with the sea, beaches gay
with summer crowds and golf and
tennis played against the WOODED
expanse of mountains and lakes.
The famous resort was damaged
last year by fire. During the winter,
much of the damaged section was
rebuilt and visitors will be surprised
ut the progress and improvement.
The famous Mount Desert Inn
was not damaged. There are in
Vulnerable guest houses. The Cen
trail House, Testa's and the Harbor
View House have been renovated
completely. Bar Harbor's airport Is
expecting a banner business. The
boating facilities have the most
modern equipment, as well as ex-
cellent boat livery for deep sea fish
ing, charter parties or sightseeing.
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Lowering of Barrier
On Travel to Japan
Finds Resorts Ready

A considerable increase in trade
and air travel to Japan is expected
to result from recent lowering of
State Department barriers in that
area.
The State Department has said
1t is ready to allow a stable num-
Der of United States tourists to visit
Japan and has relaxed restrictions
on business travel to the island by
buyers from the States.
Many famed Japan tourist and
resorts will be open for buSi-
ness when tourists arrive, according
to word received here by the Ameri-
can President Lines from George
Danzey, company district passenger
agent in Yokohama.
Mr.. Danzeys letter reads in part:
"I spent one day in MivanoShlta
recently as the guest OF R. Yama-
guchi, owner of several resort hotels
in the picturesque Acknowledgment
shita area. These include the famed
Fuiiya Hotel, looking out on Mount
Fuiiyama. They are in fine condl-
ton and ready for business as soon
as tourist restrictions are the least
bit lifted.
Another hotel, the Hakone. is
small but beautifully appointed,
with spacious grounds and a dining
room seating 125 persons. The set
ting is all that could be desired
high in the mountains, situated
directly on Lake Hakone, which is
q hunting and fishing preserve OF
world note. There are also canoe
ing, swimming and golf"
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Atlantic City Opens Smile Beach

ATLANTIC CITY, May 22.-This
resorts S miles of beach will open
officially next Saturday when ap-
proximately IS life guards will go on
duty at key stations along the
strand.
The force will be augmented grad
ually until the full complement is
reached July /. Success of the sand
pumping job at the upper end OF the
island will make approximately l
mile more of beach available for
bathing.
The skilled and famous Atlantic
City Beach Patrol provides protec-
ton for the hundreds Of thousands
of bathers at the resorts beaches
during the summer.
A project which eventually viii!
cost about 100000 is providing ap-
proximately so acres Of new beach
on Atlantic City's Absecon Island
with sand pumped across the chan
mel from Brigantine. The work is
being paid for with some of the
monies received from the Municipal
Improvement Tax, a tax OF )
per cent on hotel room rentals
amusements, alcoholic beverages
and 2 cents per pack on Gig
arettes.
Visitors to the upper section of the
resort. this summer will see more
beach there than has appeared In
the last so years. More convenient
bathing areas thus will be available
to residents of that area.
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Commission to Aid
Camera Tourists

CHARLESTON, w. Va, May o.
A complete and current information
service for amateur and professional
photographers is being made avail
able through the West Virginia In
dustrial and Publicity Commission,
Charleston. Instituted two years
ago the service is being continued
because of an unusually large num-
Der of requests for this type Of in
formation.
Data supplied to vacationing pic
ture-makers are based on expert
ences of the commissions photo
staff. The free service consists OF
detailed listings of photogenic sub
jects, both scenic and historic, as
we'll as a roster of scheduled events
which might appeal to the photogra-
pher. The commission also will sup
ply information on weather and sea-
sons. highway routings. sources of
Photographic supplies in the State
and general travel data.
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Colorado to Name
Peak at Ceremony

GEORGETOWN, Colo, May o.
On Colorado day, August l, one Of
the States highest peaks will be
named Mount Wilcox, IGNORING Ed
ward John Wilcox, early Western
mining man and railroad builder.
High Federal officials, Colorado's
Gov. Lee Knous, Western railroad
executives and a good many his
torians will be invited as special
guests at the two-day celebration.
Mount Wilcox. already so desig-
mated by the United States Board of
Geographical Names, is located
about 8 miles west of Georgetown,
Colo, the famed silver camp. The
hitherto unnamed and relatively in
accessible peak has an elevation of
1912 feet and is only a short dis
lance from the Continental Divide.
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Overnight Pullmans
Popularize Mexican
Port of ManzanillO

GUADALAJARA, May 22.-The
recently inaugurated Pullman over
night service from Guadalajara to
the West Coast port OF Manzanillo
has begun to popularize this section
of Mexico.
From Guadalajara the train runs
through fields of corn and sugar
cane over vast plain. Many little
lakes appear as it comes to the foot
of great mountains. Stops are made
at tiny villages where inhabitants
swarm about the train selling can
dies, fruits and fried chicken.
Colima, capital of the state, Is the
first large town. 1t is a subtropical
town set in orchards and flowers
and cut by a broad river. The air
is soft and warm. Cuyutlan, which
boasts six hotels, is the next resort
town. Some travellers prefer to stay
there, since it is also convenient to
the lovely beaches at Santiago.
Manzanillo, port town, is mass
of wooden houses climbing the hills
between lake and sea. 44et
Two new hotels IN Manzanillo
rank high with visitors-the Co.
lonial and the Foreign Club. And
at Santiago, where every one goes
to swim and bask on the beautiful
beaches, there are the Anita, Hotel
Playa de Santiago and the Bayardo.
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France Allows 1000
Duty.Free Cigarettes

PARIS. May "a Smokers
need not be concerned about hav-
ing to give up their favorite habit
during their stay in France.
Each male passenger over 10 is
allowed to bring into France, duty
free, either 1000 cigarattes or $50
cigars or 2 kilos OF tobacco.
Women over 10 may bring in, duty
free, only cigarettes. No duty free
allowance whatever is allowed male
or female passenger under 10.
In order to be duty free the to-
bacco allowance must be included
in the passengers baggage which
will be examined by customs at LIE
Havre. If placed in baggage regis
tered to Paris or any other point
(and subject, therefore to customs
examinations at such point the
above allowance will not apply and
prevailing custom duties will be
charged.
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Santa Claus Lodge
Ready for Tourists

FAIRBANKS, May 22.-At an i'm
portant crossroads in Southeastern
Alaska stands a new vacation hos
telry called the Santa Claus Lodge.
Because of the great increase in mo-
tor traffic that passes the cross
roads, the lodge has become more
accessible and more animated than
Alaskas other roadside stopping
places.
Located beneath spectacular
mountain heights, the Santa Claus
Lodge is a center for fishing and
hunting activities. From the lodges
door buses run up to Fairbanks in
the heart of Alaska, 245 miles away,
and over the new Glen highway
down to the sea at Anchorage, 2l3
miles to the southwest. The lodge
is situated midway on the historic
Richardson highway. Alaska's first
motor road, and is connected with
the Alaska highway by spur road
to the northeast. It is easily
reached by tourists from the United
States and Canada travelling by
sea, plane or by motor up the Alaska
highway.
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Hotel Being Rebuilt

OCEAN CITY; N. J., May o.
The Delaware, beach-front hotel
which was damaged extensively by
fire In February, has been purchased
by John w. Ash, owner of the Luray
Hotel, and Martin Cunningham OF
Philadelphia. Under the new own
rership it is being rebuilt and re-
furnished into one of the most at
tractive hotels along the coast.
Another resort hotel to pass into
other hands Is the Fleetwood, at
Sixth street and Wesley avenue,
bought by Albert Wiesenauer, for
merly of the historic Three Tuns
Tavern" on the Montgomery pike in
Pennsylvania.
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With "a girls nominated to COM
pete in the contest to select Miss
Atlantic City 1948," the young lady
who will act as hostess to the visit
ing beauties in the Miss America
Pageant, will be held at the Hotel
Traymore on Saturday.
The girl selected will be the 18th
to represent this resort in the ia
nous September beauty and talent
competition. She will receive, as
have the other winners in recent
years, a $1,000 scholarship to be
used to help her continue her edu-
cation.
Terry Carroll. winner last year, is
now in New York studying voice
with the aid of her scholarship.
She recently held her first recital
at the Waldorf Astoria. OF the II
former winners, many have had
successful careers. Probably best
remembered is Candy Jones, Miss
Atlantic City 1941," now Mrs. Harry
Conover. wife of the head of the
well-known model agency.
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points Of interest. Nassau Is still
q place to relax.
The Royal Victoria Hotel, Mas
sau's oldest and most historic
hostelry, again will remain open
Iall year.
So far, summer transportation to
Nassau includes one cruise service.
Eastern Steamship Lines will begin
q service from New York to Nassau
and Bermuda. The first sailing of
the Evangeline is scheduled June
10. Nine eight-day cruises are
planned.
Pan American World Always
will continue its daily, 70-minute
flight from Miami to Nassau. Brit
ish South American Anyways oper-
ates three fights week to Miami
from Nassau and return, and links
Nassau with Bermuda, Jamaica,
Havana, Miami and London.
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Travel Official Notes
Heavy Demand on
.Well.Known Resorts

NEW YORK, May 22.-The trend
of vacation travel this summer is
again to regions Of long established
popularity, according to Edward
O'Connor, Thos. Cook g. Sons West
ern Hemisphere traffic manager.
Now that the booking season is
well under way, California and the
Canadian Rockies are, as usual, in
greatest demand, with Yellowstone
leading other National Parks In
advance reservations. Grand Can
yon and the Utah parks, combined
with Yellowstone, comprise one Of
the favorite tours for two-week va
cationers. Glacier Park and Mount
Rainier Park, usually visited in con-
junction with tours to the Pacific
Northwest, will attract a large num-
Der of summer visitors this year.
Motor tours to the Gaspe Pen
insula and cruises on the st. Law
renee and Saguenay Rivers are prov
ing most popular among Eastern
vacation travel offerings, but tours
of New England, Virginia and the
Great Smoky Mountain region Of
North Carolina are showing up well
with advance bookings.
The Hawaiian Islands are again
in a position to cater to pleasure
tourists, and advance reservations
both by sea and air indicate an
excellent season. Summer travel to
Mexico, Bermuda and the West
Indies is in good demand.
Mr.. O'Connor reports a substan-
tial overall increase in advance
bookings for summer travel in the
as against last year despite
the fact that tourist traffic to
Europe is beginning to assume pre-
war proportions.
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Nassau in Summer
Offers a Nearby
Vacation Abroad

NASSAU, Bahamas, May "a
Americans don't have to 60 very
far for a vacation abroad this year
In this island play spot they can
find an atmosphere as foreign as
the English Cotswolds-yet as ia
miliar as the corner drugstore.
Some travellers claim spring and
summer - leisurely, "off season"
months here-are the best times to
visit Nassau. Most hotels and guest
houses operate at reduced rates and,
in general, the cost Of living is much
lower than in winter.
Old-World charm persists in a
modern setting, and its pink stuc-
coed houses with their walled gar
dens and Colonial architecture con-
trast oddly with its modern resort
hotels. sleek automobiles and shops
displaying American goods.
Historic Bay streets shops are
among the oldest places Of business
in Nassau. Many of them are
shaded with wooden awnings and
are stocked with goods from every
part of the British Commonwealth
and the Continent. Paisley shawls,
Harris tweeds, doeskin, Shantung
silk, rare liquors and choice French
perfumes are to be found.
Shopping for rare and interesting
bargains in Nassaus rambling pa
rade OF shops is high on an i'm
pressive list of things to do.
Shell hunting can be part of an
afternoons "progin'." Progin' is
a strictly Bahamian word and hard
to define, but roughly it consists
of wandering aimlessly along some
powdery strip Of beach, scuff1ng over
the sand in search of shells or
brightly colored pieces of coral, ex-
ploring the marine life in some
rocky pool, or combing over the
debris washed in by the tides.
Despite a formidable list of such
activities as cycling. horseback rid
ing, golf tennis, deep-sea and reef
fishing, spear fishing with mask and
spear, water skiing, sailing, hiking.
bathing and exploring the islands
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Resorts Dot Ne1V JERSEYS 12O-Alile Coastline

TRENTON, N. j., May 22.-Leg-
end has it that giant wave crash
ing against an Atlantic City candy
stand caused the enterprising pro-
prietor to save his soaked wares by
calling them salt water taf1es. The
legend can be taken with a grain
of salt, but the invigorating sea air
and ocean waves, combined with
sunshine, do claim serious attention
OF vacation planners.
New Jerseys 100 miles Of ocean
coastline include some Of the
worlds most famous resorts. Cape
May, the Wildwoods, Ocean City,
Atlantic City, Asbury Park, Sea
Girt, Sea Bright-the list is long.
sportsmen long ago learned that
many types of the flnny tribe spend
the summer off Jersey resorts, per-
haps to watch the frolicking bath
ers. Anyway. charter boats 60 out
daily and generally report good
catches. Tuna and marlin are
caught over the banks and bars
near many Jersey ports and fishing
villages.
Salt water fishing doesn't claim
all of the fisherman's attention.
Many sportsmen prefer the fighting
bass, trout or pike or pickerel found
Tin New Jerseys 300 fresh water
ponds and lakes.
The famous lakes Of New Jersey
also afford plenty of boating, SWIM
ming and just plain loaflng. Most
of the lakes are located in areas of
unusual beauty, where hiking and
horseback trails give the nature
lover a change from 10 holes of golf
or a set or two Of tennis.
Camera fans find that Gross
roads of the Revolution" is a fitting
name for New Jersey. The flash
bulb enthusiast can take home a
print of Molly Pitchers well, a snap
of the Princeton battlefield where
Washington defeated the British in
1776 or views of the many historic
shrines preserved as they were IN
the days when General washington
struggled to keep his army intact.