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BEACH COTTAGE
On Chesapeake Bay

Located ut Point Lookout,
Md. Comfortable 7-room cot
tage, furnished; B rooms; each
with closet; lavatories and
2 shower rooms; septic tank:
loft. screened porch on all
4 sides; fireplace, electricity,
telephone. % i,Ia running TIa,Ma water I from TON
bay and inlet; 150-foot pier;
2-car garage; sandy beach.
Price, $4,000. For full details
call MISS BLAND Evenings,
WO. 64S6).
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
80 18th st. NV. Realtors. DI. es3t
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Modern Apt. BLDG. NV

Modern Apt. Bldg. NV.
An unusual offering in this attractive
14-unit det. apt. house In finest
NV. location. All apis. well-ar-
ranged with extra-spacious rooms
and have the most modern equip.
and bldg. has laundry. storage. IN
property is SD perfett for The investor Tor
seeking a. sound bldg. in o top To-
cation, yielding Q good return on
about S35. 900 cash investment and
priced at $93 800. For details. call
Jess Fisher & Co, Inc.
1420 K st. NV, Realtors. Elk. 1911.
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lcontinasd @ Mazs Ja6sz
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

ANGLIA '4s; black: $500. prefect '4S:
belize: S53s; Yon cant beat these
Wss sshDss nsrsss.d sSTS' tsse for sass
handle and inexpensive 70 run. why
not come IN for 3 demonstration er1
see for yourself the real value fthky
ere. See or cali HILL q sANpEF
Hda.s.. ysT7Gnps Hsn9 Gnps.,sr. sys l e sSsoW. oW..ns ~
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LOANS
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FOE PROMPT AND COURTKOUl
service on the refinancing Of you
home. see me. Can make you per
iect loans TO suit your budget
Cash available for 1st and 2nl
trusts. Call MRS. HOWARD. A6zl
Oeane ave. ne. LU. 1-7266.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
construction funds. Arlington area
McCLAINE PROPERTIES. 2100 vii
FfRsRRTdkusA4 iGH Riyd IN 2fSSSe fSsSSs' ON r.., ......
low rates; 8 to 8 year. terms an!
monthly payments. p. J. WAI9HE
INC. lib Eye st. NV, Ma. 646s
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARTOW REALTY Co., Realtors
1881 q st. NV, ME. 2496.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - W
will buy second trust notes, d. C.
NSlATIT01NlAlL7 SlHI1!1 Sl1l7 MoRT95AqsE e = INVEST
NATIONAL MEMn GGass GSassss. 1872 NJ Z. ave. NV
CASH PATD Tor 1st and 2nd trus
notes. white or Icolored. in y. c.
Nd. or Va; quick settlement. EUL
TON r. GORDON. Colorado Bldg.
.14th and g stS: nv, DI. $3.50.
AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE for 1st
End and 3rd MORTGAGES; nearby Md
properties. Call MIR. PERCY, JU
$4,000, 319 Fig Bldg. Sill. Spg., Md
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
2k% to AZ DISCOUNTS.
MR.. QUICK, RA. 341S. 20
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS WANTED
FARMS

C. p. A. desires unfurnished ONCE
sharing reception room and stenog.
rapher. ST. $3.50. -27
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SMALL INVESTMENTS

We have now good selection of 2
to S-family apis. In various loca-
tions, some with individual gas heat
and also several business properties
consisting Of 1-story stores or stores
With ,nas apts s6oye Principals e see seekins dns
profitably and safely can ind an In
teresting variety from which Il
choose.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
142O K st. NV. Realtors. Elk. 1911.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
2h% to AZ DISCOUNTS.
MR.. QUICK, RA. 341S. 20
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD -. 1887 M-ton pickup. g. $3.50
CHEv. late 80 h-ton panel; low
mileage; clean; front grill. guard,
ssssseF ssso; teTs. HH Ss5s Ssser' s
DODGE . ~ l947 .h y sSt ton pickup; up e3srs S.,
SILVER sPRTNo MOTOR Co, INC,
1902 E:5W. hwy. o. g.. JU. 7-9799
F0RD 1889 1-ton step-in panel;
excel. cond.; rebuilt motor; passed
,nspfctiGn eaF &c t4ad. sac5ice cn s $3.50 or
FORD 1850 % pickup; !s y-s motor; one
cal condition. TRIANGLE MOTORS,
FORD fs5i pictup; pSi; n;st vs. g; motor; SsS?' r.
and h.; 800 miles. It's perfect.
TRIANGLE MOTORS. 3010 r. I.
aye aye; ,ni;, ne, De: $500.
over p payments. s RAJ RA. s45s. s anu @so %
Just like brand-new; 600 MI; 81 900
cash. Call Ii S-4316. after 5 call
DOnbiGEO DOnbiG PANEL TRUCK 1899 x Naton;
o9nBBaaF o4 Bess os4. sSnei'isR sa $685. sSss tires.
SssS, sss ,s:; sxa;s 0i2i'
CHEvkoIET ~ ss-ton de luxe
panel ls.owner; looks and runs Ike
81: 800: OPEN evening" wa. '-as' as'''
CHEVROLET 1850 " ton pickup,
reconditioned and guaranteed. Save
several hundyed dollars; $996.
7725 Wis. ave.. OIL. 61OO. Open
LaRGEsT sIsGinsii SELECTION of trucks o at
lowest prices In town; 40 Chevrolet
1N-ton stake. S196 down; ,4S Ford
1h-ton dump. $l96 down; 40 Chew
roiet panel. 500 down; AZ cheyro:
let. canopy. 500 down; 40 Ford
MANHATTAN AUTO KAISER-FRA-
FER. INC. both sides Of 7th ct r
NV. open daily, 8 am; TO 9 pm;
FORD Al panel; Mercury motor,
overhauled, 1outhwind heater. good
tires; S296. 81. $685.. 80
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WATER FRONT PROP. FOR SALE

LAKE JACKSON. vA.--cab., $500; /
r, b.. r. X. scr. pch.; overlook. lake;
also Ice. cor. lot; $500. 10. 2-97S7
LOT; looxloo; selby on the Bay
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FARMS (cons.D
WANTED

25 ACRES-six-rm house. on o. 3
phone. Cali OWNER. Ia. 361s.
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

n PROMPT ATTENTION to the SAID
Of your kome. business or invest
msnt Pr ssty ,,l,,s;al Is Nhss you desire desire
SOS NORTH Capitol. MA. $3.50. Fret
appraisals. Results since 1919.
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ROLLING ACRES and sturdy large
S-rm. house to modernize. (Has elee.l
Good barns. silo,. other bldgs. on
123 acres Of productive land; only
BEULAH GOSS, CH. 5682
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STORES FOR RENT

FALLS CHURCH, VA.--Nearins COM
pletion. new stores and. ofices ad.
Joining the popular and successful
West End shopping center on West
now occupied and well established; !;
2nd-f. ofices. Stores now available
are ideal for variety, restaura Mt.
auto accessory. shoe repair or other
retail business; stores. available
ss Th ss sal D 0r doeos: Sss .pa s1tes s.ntst szs
Fireproof construction. CROWN
carl Hink. Cali IA. 1888 0. "a.
III ~ d ST. N.w.-Desirable location. S
rRSMINEaT rRSSs1 sESHE cokNEe. aA asss. N Y. ave.
smaller store. SIS. Mr.. PERRY,
eDrGIa; DI; s524; eyes; OF: o947; 47.;,,.. -27
stSs ter soxsf front and sadoPeans pean pssr ss
ing; heavy auto trafic: low rent.
Mr.: PERRY. DI. S724: eyes,. Oh.
rWo' VS. STORES BEING BUILT feady
SON. near shoppins center q
spot in America. Limestone front,
ested. eall Mr.. JOHNSON immedi-
saTooRsERooioM9sc;orner ssth st. and
Good Hope rd. s.e:; $500 So. It.
eaa ssasts c0S psn steasn s.a nssI es aaEn
4Sos Sd7 7!SHi ssth ST. NE. Mt. Rainier RAIN
section-Splendid large store. tap-
prox.. 30x75; newly redecoIated;
with lease to GOOD firm. JOE CURTo
REALTY. FR. 1900. 80
1870 18th 81. NV. nr. L-store.
consisting Of app: $50 g: Y. With
Of cars: end and 3rd floors Of
bull building also s sysi, inmsd; RNRNsTSiM Sssgp s
CO. Rsaltors, l415 3 st. NV.
7Oa Sth ST. N.W.-completely Re-
modelled store. directly across street
from Gen. Acct once beautiful
show Window oil heat; tmT1ed. oc.
cup. Apply LEO M BERNSTEIN
a CO, Realtors 1416 K st. NV
SHOPPING CTR. LOCATION
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Ar prAcONApTr prNJ,

AT REASONABLE RENT
PARM OR ESTATE with livable home
containing ct least 4 bedrms.: within
hours auto ride from District. Box
1913. Star. 40
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607-6I1 7th ST. s.W.

607-611 7th ST. S.W.
Two modern nice size stores,
Just remodeled. One store
with ! rm., other with 2 rms
In rear. Suitable any type
business On busy block.
Rent reasonable. See your
broker. or call owner after
6 pm. ST.. 1888.
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80 GMC 21a-ton tractor.
IA white WA-26 tractor.
'45 REQ 5-t0n tractor.
'40 etudebaker 0.ft. van.
AT Chevrolet 12-ft. van.
'4S Federal -2-ton 14-ft.. C. q g.
Fruehauf SOFT. tandem van.
An of the above are In AL condition
and carry our money-back guarantee,
ALSO GOOD USED 9Th WHEELS
SHERIFF MOTOR co.
900 n. ]. Ave. NE. M. 5000
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81, 500 SECOND TRUST. 6ss, $50 q
2nd TRUsT-Deferred purchase;
50. 725. Payable S36.25 mo-; go.
Reduced from $4,455, BY 48 pay
%snti sonsd sSS HsSmpsy sseur.d made onlwy lwe ss
CASH All 'ftSi fos SECOND TRUST notes;
quick ACTIONS; Rsasonable dis dig.
evenings, WO. 1O41. -27
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GARDEN APIS.

We have newly available for sale. on.
of the finest garden apt. develop.
ments IN the metropolitan area i. I.
l or Q bedrm. size and many fea.
lures not usually found in this type
14% cash return on $50, 900 invest.
ment plus amortis. and building uI
of reserves for future use, with pos
sibility Of immediate increase of In.
come. This is q sound, conservative
profitable deal.
Jess Fisher & Co, Inc.
1920 K st. NV, Realtors. Elk. 1911.
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BOND BLDG. s.w. corner .14th ss.
ana N. Y. ave. NV single rooms
and suites now available from S27 80
up. KASS-BERGER. INC. En-. 500.
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LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

UrPER. 18th ST. area, Shepherd
Per t. KAY sisyv REALTY iS Il :. CO. cnis NC: SSs
"a; 81 220o. eyes. qE. OSls; 81
isss $3.50 1ssA sF fM7l EkR7.l b. 81 g s7at: f.
ls:S 81. u t7SSS, s;lssi' q sSzn.E Essss NsEss-
RSSudES aA 1ESsl ron QUICK SALE. csS cSo,e.
course. oWNER. on. S049.
OWNER will sell apt. site, nearby
yirginia. with sewer and water.
FiNisaES mi iSaS' BASEMENT. saxe4. on "
Price, sa,s5o. If SMITH W. W. AILHuT1T SH1I1;
1so &c. 'Acsks, cs so4S ss mile. from D. S1 G. By
Shirley hwy. ON main hwy, near
Quantico; long road frontage: call
Mr. Arrowsmith with CHARLES r.
M TooRE aIi.! INC. &C.. 1797 I6ss p1ss st.. Alex
LEVEL 7Bx136 LOT. No. 8, block D.
!. section 8 Of Drum Point Beach, Md.
area. Restricted section. COMMUTE
ing distance to Wash. and vicinity.
Price, 81 900. on. 769O.. ..-28
SEMIDET.. ID lots, In Rockville. Nd,
stress 81 Ssil' $1,000 oWnsE BE- sszs ssTs Tor aa
LAKE BARCROFT-Lot 357, section
s; choice corner includes 1880
80. It. All others sold in this sec
m9ss,oB 1G BUY yWMp HHT pay I.,a. NJ ss!si ds eS% en-
10Sxiio. On on SSo8NsoN AVE, Be-
thesdaE. Price, $4,000 lot on JACK sSG
- 7O-ft. frontage.
$2,600i all util: paved street. From
to 10 acres. $4,000 per acre. near
Old GeorRetown rd.; 3 acres: near
REA1FY re ~ CO. ARNs Mc., ssib ii2inssson iIiiNssSn
IARGE Al LOT. s7.Soo ~ "a. 9i T.. Just Just on
Bradley blvd. In the KenWood sec
ton; Cali GRAHAM q CO., 81.
BSGHiiEI6NG LOT. suitable for rS ram
6ler. strstford Hills. Arl.' Va. .Call
Ar. II figHeo. STE. about 8 acres. .oned for
looks Washington from Arlington.
Priced right: BURNERS REALTY
HYAfTst1iLLEMbox12o paved street.
near school and bus; price, S2,260.
g b zAETz1NaS GsoTNI, I va lsits site:
sesn nyi PsT y. E1ss ss'iS SEAiff;Y q; { Co. - NJ. w.
666S. MI. 6344. -28
33 ACRES-Good frontase on Lees
burg pike. about " In woods; nice
stream; less than 19 miles to D. c.
BURNERS REALTY CO.. IA: q
OO71. rs
Q MILES NORTH OF UNIV. OF MD.
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AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS
TRAllERS

WANTED. trunk lid for ~ Town and
Country conv:. Chrysler New Yorker.
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NEAR 14th AND W SITS
NV; row brick, rms. and bath;
rented in rms. for $50 per mo.
price. $4,000. Cau r. ELIOT MID.
pLEToN, RE. 1881; eyes,. Lo
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

GARAGE AND GAS STATION-Well-
established garage with approx.
1000 So; It.; gas station pumping
about 10000 gals. per mo-; new
building. viii sell on good terms.
or lease all or part. More business
than present. owner can handle.
WALTER NJ. BAUMAN.. 1877 < st.
nv; Wash, p; e. Tel. ma. 0529.
loc. in washington, Alexandria or
Rosslyn. Call WA. $3.50 after .
CORNER-153o 18th and Que sts.
n.w.-store. 4 rooms and bath; lot
bought right with reasonable down
payment: Mr.. PERRY. DI. S724:
cor South washington
stop ofice-building location. 80:
brick. dwelling containing II rooms
can be. converted to ONCE use and
remaining land used for on-site
with FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
oVT-oE-ToWN REAL EsIATI

In mountains 81 Nd. Approx approx. 80 50
mi. d. c., A mi. Potomac River,
$1,696 or best offer. JE. 3-3527.
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TWO-WHEEL, heavy-duty trailer
6hx1O platform, with g. removabl,
stake sides; welded steel frame
tongue and groove floor. 10. $1,000
ROYAL sPARrANETTE 1851; IS It.
excel. cond.; price reas.; 3 rms.
8 mos. old. oW. 940O. Ext. 71O.
ELEETER srREAML1TE 1s4s. 81 IT..
8 sleeper; very good condition
VINCENTS TRAILER PARK, 320(
Kenilworth ave. SH. 4311. so
1852 TRAVELITE6, KROPF Cruisers
Gliders, Continentals, Zephyrs ane
Streamlites; aIl-aluminum. 20 to II
it.; some models with bathtubs anc
step-down living rooms.
VISIT TRAILER TOWN
COLES
81 miles N. Of Laurel. Nd. on q. 3
SAVE $500
o52 Royal. brand-new, 2S e., oil
aluminium, never lived In. Will &C.
cept $766 cash and take over unpaid
balance. Reason for sacrificing, go
ing overseas. Can be. seen at
COLES 3h miles north Of Laurel.
Nd. on q. 8. No. !. Phone Laurel
e22 and ask for Mr.. Humphries.
80
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OFFICE BUILDING
WITH IT'S OWN PAFKINd PAR INC .,.,
$1,000 will handle. Ideal for any
type organization or business re-
curing two thousand 50. It. Of
space. Call JOE KINSKY. ST. b311.
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Considerable interest Is be-
ing shown in small investment
properties particularly two to
six family flats. Owners de-
string to sell will find 1t to
their advantage to contact me
Immediately. MR.. LATIMER,
(evenings, EN-. O770).
THOS. j. FISHER g. CO., INC.
Realtors. DI. $3.50.
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE

CHOICE INDUSTRIAL SITE-2H
acres including good retail or whole
sale frontage. Served by two R.R
sidings: Best site OF tts kind y y
4015. with FRANK 8. PHILLIPS
NEAR 5. CAPITOL ST. BRIDGE =
12.50O 50. It., 2nd comml. ground;
S1.25 50. It. AN. ROTH. RE. 1880.
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SIG r. I. AVE. NE.
900 50. IT,, street d., zoned indus
trial, S120 per mo. Parking for 4
cars.
STANDARD PROPERTIES, INC.
LO. 6-44S4 II
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

units. Must be in groups Of 3 or
more. Give full details. Box 4S7-S.
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3 MILES NORTH OF UNIV. OF MD
1S choice building sites, 1900 sq
block west Of Route 1. $1,000 Del
lot. See plat in once.
w. w. LEWIS. REALTOR
SH. 0440 Ewes: AP. O10b, AP. 0667
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GARAGES
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

GARAGE for private auto. George.
town. EX. 7044. --27
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CHOICE SITE FOR GAS STATION
On Qfeenbelt rd. between new r. I.
ave loe sRd SSs, GSye5saf e 95sswss tsIms Cor
Desired. des ed i0OAi0o' sAo'oOo' '''"' -
W. w. LEWIS, REALToR
sH. 2971, Ewes, AP. 0106:
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT

BETHESDA--1-story brick, 1900 So.
IT,. 8. drive-in entrances. oil heat.
suitable automotive. light manufae-
turing or warehouse, $400. MA.
go, 900 SO. RI. Of ground centrally
n ln9satssda;s sa;ss pvt. r.r. siding and once.
Sd, 900 SO. FT.-Industrial ground
with small bldgs. Jed. Davis loci
Mr.. Knapp, IA. 4-1165, j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN, Radio Bldg, Arlington.
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HOUSES sALE-vA. Cont

Washington, D. C.
THURSDAY, MARCH "a, 1862
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1o1. New York ave. ne. corner Of
Of N. Capitol. Ma. 657i. 81. os23.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

S25 MO.-Small 2-story brick. suit
able repair shop, storage, etc.; lo-
BLOCK II st. ne. DRuRY REALTY
CORP. MI. 1000 Ewes. WO. 1891.
FOR RENT IN NEARBY Md, ware
houses all sizes. Unlimited parking.
N. z. AVE. N.E.-5, 900 50. IT,, 1st
d.. high ceiling; ONCE. 2 washrooms.
A. M. ROTH. RE. 1880. -27
|DOwNTOWN-6.0 900 square it,. End
bldg. $225 mo. ma. S696. -2S
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SHOPPING CTR LOCATION

Nearby vireinia. corner Columbia nike
and Glebe rd.--Lge. and small store
avail. for restaurant. childSen's
clothing, bakery, ladies' ready: to-
wear, mems haberdashery. dslica-
.Ns 70 inspect. s S can IRSs sHa SERNsTEIE siISsi
4 CO., 1416 < st nv. NE. 6400.
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GIllIIl5l1!l| |!aIa !!'I!|1
TERMITE SERVICE

BY Extermital Process, free survey and
estimates ss4 Madison. Charles A..
Dearth. Ph. s-S255. Chllieothe. o.
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.Flat-Rim
Sink
Regularly $l4.50
$50
1898

Homort all steel, with eosy-to-
clean white porcelain enomeIed
finish. loxl5x7-inch basin, A.
inch utility ledge. Enamel
strongly fused on, resists ocids.
Plumbing Dept, Sears 5 Storss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19

drive to the city for a 15-day stay
live in motor hotels and spend
approximately 1888 per day. The
survey also turned up the fact that
a large group of long on dreams,
short on cash folks make their
Idaydreams become actualities in
Tucson by living in private homes
or trailer courts for the unbeliev-
ably low average cost of $3.75 each
day"
IA Broke on Rotes
Vacationers who read the news
of additional hotels being built
in the Miami area should Shush
their "pshawS." Miami Beach
alone will have for the winter
season some 375 hotels, and Peter
Niles sees this mounting competi-
ton as putting the brakes or
rates if they tend to sky-high
limits. Peter Niles is a familiar
name in Miami area hotel opera
ton, and knows the answers tt
Ia lot of questions. He has noted
among other hotelmen, that mo-
tells have been added in Florida
lat a startling pace.
Almost everywhere the trave.
experts get into a huddle, they
see more winter-vacation business
for Florida. Reports from auto
mobile clubs in the North indicate
Ia marked increase in Miami
bound motorists.
AS for commercial transporta-
ltion, both Eastern and National
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19

Airlines are practically doubling
their daily seating capacity with
new and rescheduled equipment;
Greyhound and National Trail
ways report heavy busline book
ings on packaged tours. These
will continue through the winter
and even will be stepped up.
Florida East Coast Railway
Atlantic Coast Line and Seaboard
railways see passenger gains of
up to 10 per cent over last years
Florida business. Their winter
schedules are to be stepped ur
about mid-December.
And little Naples, far down on
the Florida West Coast, is greet
ing the season with more glee
than usual. For the first time in
its off-the- beaten-track history
lit will be served daily by Pullman
cars. Florida. in case you haven't
guessed, is expanding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19
Travellers Notebook
Route Maps to Guide Motorists to Florida
By Jacques FutreIIe, Jr.
The Stor's Irovel Editor

Iterest to those who want to know
where they are as well as whers
they are going. OF interest to all
however, will be the maps. The.
will incorporate the skill and ex.
lperience of the American Auto.
mobile Association in directing
the motoring public.
Author of the Florida series
which will be published from time
to time, will be Walter w. Hub.
bard, managing editor of the
American Motorist. Through week.
lily stories land AAA maps Mr.
Hubbard has been suggesting va.
cation trips each Sunday in Tit
Star during the summer to such
resort areas as the seashore ir
Virginia, Maryland and New Jer.
|sey; New England, the Land Of
the Sky Blue Water" the Military
Academy at West Point and many
|other sightseeing and recreationa,
travel detectives.
Estlmoted Costs
The Miami area, one of the
main detectives of vacationers
who like star-studded events anc
glitter as well as glamour, won't
boost its rates to top winter prices
until mid-December. according tc
the information at hand. There is
some talk, even, of holding down
luxury accommodations to below
last winters price level.
Except for gross figures in terms
OF millions of dollars for the sum-
mer season. no reliable guide is at
hand to show what Florida vaca-
lions will cost this winter. But
figures on three States, that may
be considered average for sum-
mer-season travel, are at hand
Perhaps breakdown of West Vir.
ginia'S tourist income for 1852
plus similar data from Oregon and
Arizona. will serve as winter
vacation rule-of-thumb.
Because there are families that
like to cut corners on vacation ex-
penses to spread their income over
other priority needs, the figures
may be on the low side. Also, a lot
OF people like to brag about their
bargain ability. and thus might
shave the figure from what they
actually spent.
Their Costs
Oregon reports: "A bumper-to-
bumper comparison of 1857
tourist figures shows that the
average vacationer stayed in the
State 6.3 days this year as COM
pared to rs last year. He spent
an average of $5.07 a day in 1852
$40 in 1851. The average &C.
cupancy for each car was 80 per-
sons. who spent 1858 during
their stay in the State in 1852, as
compared to $113.33 last year."
West Virginia says: THE aver
age 1852 vacation party consisted
of 3.3 persons and spent "A days
in the State, driving 357 miles
They spent $6.25 per person pei
day and $78.70 per party per stay
An even one-third of the tourist
parties were accompanied BY
children under IL years of age
with 81 children per party. Re.
turned questionnaires indicate
that IA per cent of the visitors
stayed in hotels. SO per cent IL
tourist courts and Is per cent II
tourist homes. State parks ane
State forests accommodated Il
per cent, 4 per cent indicated mis-.
|cellaneous lodgings and II pei
cent used more than one type Of
lodging"
The Tucson Sunshine Climate
Club and the University Of Arizona
collaborated in a four-year survey
and presented these figures:
THE majority of Tucson visitor:
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Florida knows right now how
you're going to get there for that
winter vacation. If you are among
the majority, you're going by car.
The ratio doesn't hold for every
ones circle of friends. but vaca-
ton travel is about 80 per cent
over the highways in a private
transportation device that waits at
your door for the twist of key in
the switch. Tune-up for some
.f2,5OO miles of driving first, though.
Residents of the Washington
area, being on the main stream of
Eastern Seaboard travel, also have
an almost -time-of day con-
venience in travel south by other
means. Trains. planes and buses
depart so often that a timetable
for all three would present some
formidable reading. These sched-
ules will be stepped up as the high
season of winter nears. Some
companies already have announced
Expansion plans.
And the visitor of the 1923
season need not be forced into the
role of pedestrian or taxf-hailer by
leaving the car safely at home in
the garage. Rental cars are avail
able in quantity in Florida's more
popular resorts. Several companies
offer the services these days in
Virtually every one of Americas
| far-flung vacation centers. And,
lof course. that means Florida,
winter and summer. In fact, Flor
ida visitors can leave their cars
here and still drive, by renting a
car locally.
Several Routes
About this time a couple of
years ago, the Notebook pointed
out that driving to Florida was
not necessarily a matter of being
welded to one route. Motoring
fvacationers have choice of three
or more, with some interesting
variations. Readers will see more
about them in the weeks ahead.
Beginning next Sunday, The
stars travel pages not only will
spell out the routes, but will pub
Ilish maps for guidance. The ar
ticles will offer somewhat of a
running account of the different
routes. This is of particular in
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