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ELEVATOR OPERATOR

Apply ALBAN TOWERS, 1900 Mass
ave. III
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white. expert
e,ced morning and eve shifts open.
Uniforms supplied. Closed Sundays
and holidays Paid holidays and
vacation. NATIONAL DRUG CO..
1000 Conn. ave. NV. Ia
HAIR STYLISI; top quality WORK.
Cali j. FRANK. JU. 1854. III
HEAD CASHIER, assistant to man
ager; ladies' speciality shop. See M
Lappen, WILBUR ROGERS. 1911 F
HOME SEWERS NEEDED No selling.
instructions. hourly rate. spare time.
RON-SON, Dept. WDS-l0. 1885,
Euclid. Cleveland IL, Ohio.
HOSTESS -DOORCHECKER. for din
ing room: some, office work; salary,
room and board. Apply Mr.. Hart
nett. WESLEY HOTEL. 2131 >
HousEKEEpER "a siM or cple.:: foreigner
welcome: pvt. rm. and bath; cen
trally loc NV. section; = DO mo-.
some cooking required. Call De
INSURANCE Casualty underwater.
typiSt, exper Apply in rerson To
j. Wootton YOUNG & SIMON,
$40 Woodward Bldg. 18th and Fl
sts. NV --l3
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HELP--DoMEsTIc Cont. J

AIsLM v . l.
with local refs, live in; lovely pvt.
rm. and bath: on every Wed. and
every other SUM-; other help en-
ployed; all mod. conveniences; $50.
HoUsEKEEPER. reliable, wanted. for
good salary: fond of children and
HU. 3-7700, Ext. $40 today. Ill
white; live in;
middle-aged woman who wants nice
home. OIL. 9-94!l. Ill
HOUSEKEEPER
White, pref. bet, age 40 and so. tc
Fla. NOV. l to May ~ in home Of
couple: nc children or pets; attrac
MRS. TERRY, ST. $4,000. Ext. a5l
liz
References; g.h.w.; some
seeking; spokins 5a,day : Ia we Tsek sasp aS17 Fort
son; good with. children; no Sun
days; excel salary tn person with
good ref. HE. 4-4010.
s,AID-LiVe in. care , young chill
uren; mod. convenienceS, own living
quarters: exre,icnced; refs; 5h
days: Lo. 4-089S.
old child; live in; refs. EN-. 3-79S9.
WOMAN, 25-45. care for 2 girls, 2K
and 4 yrs.. 5l2 days wk.; mother in
sanitorium; pvt. home cow. transp
WOMAN. coiored, 5-day week. .or
cleaning and helping in din; rm.,
Ro Rct s4Ssa sea4SSSsaa' dr nrs oG '9 Sais 81 $50 Phone
WOMAN for g.h.w. in exchange for
apartment accommodating > people
and part salary. WO. 6-7651. ---12
WHITE WOMAN wanted. to kee'
house for small family; friendly
edge of English not nee; S32 VIZ.
CUOK. to live in; car help.
full; good salary Apply MISS GORE,
Fairfax Hotel, Ho. 2-4480; Ia
WILLING WOMAN, to help
care for . invalids; live in; refined
wHTTE faTily woS,iS. ~ s;ses9 esge for children
some housework; live in; $50 mo,
WHITE LADY wanted: resp. refined ;
to live in, care for 2 small children
for working parents: modest salary;
5-day week Box 211-M. Star. Ill
ROOM, with private bath and board,
to japanese girl, working or student;
Inv. Cab LU. 1-066l. I'll
HOUSEKEEPER for
New York area; fond CT children;
good salary; references important.
EUROPEAN, white; parlor maid
cal GaitrfsS EM ss6IS to iye in upstairs 1g 5m'
WHITE WOMAN. exp. in child care;
permanent position; live in pvt.
home: complete care of house end
two boys for working parents; good
pay FeI R PlesSsnt o p surESgndlRgs FHRT pbASs ASK
WOMAN, g.h.w.; 2 adults;
room with private bath 1st floor;
$50 mo. Call 10. 9-902S.
GEORGETOWN-Apt. to share; very
T0a stdS food incl With for scboS sdy
GoSSscHENr16Gs aSS salEsi oE hRSl' Rish sch. girl;
Sat; $3.50. See me from SO, 734s
Georgia ave: Don't phone.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR a gooo
live in; 2 day day: Thurs, sun; Gil. LSsal g q
INTELLIGENT CooK-G.H.w. Live
in; sunny rm.: of Sun. after break
fast; l other afternoon of week;
city refs. required; highest wage;
MAID. to care for 9
children and apartment; 5-day week
1880 am. to $3.50 pm; must have
recent local references. Call JU,
5-6237.
LIVE-LN MAID, energetic, clean. re-
liable, help with children and house
work: 5I2-day week; S25. RA.
3-1620.
LADY, colored. to care foI
children in exchange for room
MAID. MON. WED.
FRI; CLEANING AND LAUNDRY
FOR = ADULTS. TOP SALARY
FOR EXPERIENCED WORKER
CITY REF. OIL. 2-3613.
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STENOGRAPHER

Young woman to assist in
handling all phases of news
stand departmental work for
leading weekly news magazine.
Mostly working with figures,
also considerable dictation and
tipping. Responsible for all
department correspondence.
Duties varied and interesting.
Extremely pleasant working
conditions and many company
benefits. Call DI. $4,000, Ext.
261, 9-5 pm, Mon. and Tues:
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HAVE YOU AN OFFER

For young sales engineer. % yrs. old
presently closing speciality sales
averaging $4,000 yr in comm, is
interested in permanent position on
salary basis with opportunity for
advancement Believe ! would excel
in advertising. public relations or
negotiating. For interview, write
Box 216-V, Star. IL"
BOY desires steady work
no special kind. Ii. 7-0134.
COLORED MAN, 25, desires baker s
helper, porter or Short-order cook
AID. 2-02S2.
NAN desires cleaning and
cooking, part time. Adams 4-S773.
MAN desires work part
time evenings after 5:30 pm: D. C.
permit. Telephone 10. 3-OSS7.
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COOK-HOUSEKEEPER

High salary, for competent; every
other Sunday till noon; prefer live
COUPLE WANTED, to care for house
and 3 children e school age). for
employed parents; $500 mo. to start;
increase first month II quaAfied: /:
living quarters furnished. Call OIL.
G.H.W., IIGHT COOKING, colored
live in; 500 to start. RA. 1881 3.
G.H.W.-Desire reliable woman; live
in; 6-day wk.; upper Montg. Co
Ma. S-9235; ewes. and wk. ends. Da-
G. .H.W.-cooKiNG. doctors family;
live in; fond of children; other help;
G:HW., PLAIN COOKING--5 days. 9
ewes; family of 6; local refs. req
G.H.W., PLAIN COOKING-5m. mod
rambler; fond of children; live in
51a days, good salary: JU. 9-6664.
CIV, to live in. upstairs rm.; time
of; school-age children; good home
to right person. RA. $4,000.
HOUSEKEEPER, care of baby and
older boy: new rambler; 5-day wk. !:
intelligent, exper. JU. 7-6657. Iii
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sITUATloNs-MEN 6 WoMEN

BOOKKEEPERS, accountants. clerks,
ONCE assistants available for after
noon and evening positions while
attending schooi. Many are expert
enced. If YOU need part-time en-
ployes, call PENJAMIN FRANKLIN
UNIVERSITY EMPLOYMENT SERV-
ICE, 100 18th st. NV. Republic
7-2262. Ia
WHITE COUPLE, honest, wishes posi-
tions working together in home in
Nd, Va. or d. c.; refs. RE. 1860.
STUDENTS AVAILABLE for part-time
work; will accept jobs as mattresses,
clerks, baby sitters, light domestic.
Call CORTEZ PETERS BUSINESS.
SCHOOL. 1903 14th ST. NV, Mon
day. day or evening, AID. 4-1247.
GOVT. EMP. MAN and wife, colored,
no children. dependable. desire jani-
DE 0-Sh1S Y
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WHITE AND COLORED
MEN AND WOMEN
Experienced. With Refs.

Cooks. dishwashers bus boys. porters,
janitors. drivers, waitressts, counter
girls. typists and cashiers g.h.W.;
live out; women day workers. THE
MAINE AND ID, c. EMPLOYMENT
CENTER, Oh l1th ST. NV.
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CLERKS

Age $3.50. for work in mailroom
of research and development Iabora =
tory; no experience necessary; al
ternate Saturday work week; paid
vacation and sick leave; convenient
location. Call JU. 9-7700. employ
ment information, between 9 am.
and 4 pm. Monday and Tuesday.
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Write Box 476-T, Star
ATTENTION MEN

Here is your opportunity to defeat
the high cost of living. This is
something new. So revolutionary
that every time you show it, you
sell the idea. II you are ambitious
and nave a car and want to make
day. Oct. IL, 10 am, Room 2O6,
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CAREER WOMAN

Able to work 3-hr. day and 3-hr
evening schedule for nationally ad-
500 TO 1925 a week to start,
based on ability and previous public
contact experience; direct to con-
sumer sales helpful; no canvassing.
parties. deliveries or collections: car
necessary For appointment, phone
Re; 1.os36; Sunday. between and
and 2 pm. only. liz
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Career Life
Insurance
Opportunity

With one OF the largest and oldest
lie insurance companies in America.
Applications will be accepted from
colege-trained persons between the
ages OF 23 and 40. Training in
ance. insurance for tax purposes,
ETC.. Will be provided by the company
and by q trained supervisor. Guar
anteed beginning income will be
Aptitude tests will be given applicants
in order to determine their potentiaI
for this type of work.
once and furniture will be provided
oy the company to the successful
applicant. Applications will be held
IN strict confidence. Furnish ad-
oreSS. telephone number and qualifi-
view.
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YOUNG LADIES

10y. star III
YOUNG LADIES
Intelligent. neat and attractive. to
be trained for positions as teachers,
supervisors. interviewers and recep-
tionists fo1 one of Americas out
standing dance studios. Earn while
you learn. Full or part time Amply
LINZ DANCE STUDIOS, 1926 Con-
necticut ave. NV. D. C.; 253l will
son blvd. Arlington. Va.
WOMAN BARTENDER WANTED, be-
tween ages 25-35. JOHENY'S RES
TAURANT. 500 Sth st sc. Ii
WOMEN t2l-S4O guaranteed salary
plus bonus for 5-day week no sell
Ing; pleasant outdoor work making
appointments for baby photogra-
oner ~ '4th St W. Suite al7
YOUNG WOMAN for Photographic
work. Exper not required. PHOTO
LAB, INC. 1895 Georgia ave. IN W.
HOUSEWIVES t2), Stanley adme
Products has openings; 3 hrs.E per
BRoYLEs, RIM. 30, a3oS 9Th
paRT- an TINE HELP wANTED-ESye-
WHELAN DRUG AGENCY, 140i H
AMBITIOUS WOMEN-t2l for part.
time cosmetic program. No invest.
ment. collections. deliveries. Hours
to f1t home schedule. Phone. use of
car. paw check each wk. Call OIL.
HOUSE house. OF STUART Fii sales 0 pportu-
nifty; full or part time program fits
into busy household duties. Write
or phone MRS. FLORENCE KE-
NEALY, 4757 Chevy Chase dr.. Apt
III. Chevy Chase, Md.
DO YOU KNOW SOME ONE with the
personality and ability toe inspire
confidence. able to. teach any one
musical instrument to beginners.
Hours 5 to daily plus all day Sat.
Excel. pay. Box 1S7-X. Star.
AGAIN WE GUARANTEE YOU S25
Cards, 21 for 81. and so for ST 80
with name on No investment or
experience. SAMPLES and selling
plan on approval WELCOME. Dept
400 :.tiS Plane ST.. Newark N j
ACT N0W-Big profits. sell Christmas
cards, Il for 81. Big-line name
printed cards. low as &c each. Sta
- ~. n2Dk ms m" sch" CO.."
nothing to try Boxes on approval
Write SYRACUSE CARD, Dept 73B.
Syracuse, N. Y.
SELL GIFTS AND TOYS
At discount from catalog to friends
and neighbors. Call ia. 9-3031 or
write HOUSE OF PLASTICS, 1922
N. Capitol, for FREE ILLUSTRATED
CATALOG.
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COLORED, 10 TO 25, large direct
selling organization needs 5 men
for their crew of salesmen-have
over $50 gifts and toys to sell
through unusual plan. No invest
1922 N. Capitol or cali ia. 9-30S9
COLORED MAN lover so yrs. old
as watchman on construction Job;
7-day week. oil 18th st. NV. Ill
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NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS
Firms ENGAGED in Interstate COM
nteTcs or In the production OF
goods for commerce must Top pay
at least rs cents an hour Gnd
time ana one-hdlJ foS Overtime
under the Federal Wage and Hour
LGto, job seekers offered less By
c0Dered firms should notify the
Wage and Hour. DiCIsion u S
Department OF Labor telephone
Executive S-24e0 E1tension 1878
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LADY with refinement and ability to
meet people: 81 200 first year with
opportunities for additional honhses.
Box 337-X, Star. la
reliable and good worker
with tactful and agreeable PERSON
ality, to learn good-paying business.
Must be willing to cooperate with
employer and employees. May have
all the responsibility she car handle
and will be well paid for her Work
Call to see MIR p. C. FULLY. Room
924, 1346 Conn. ave. NV, between
1870 and 4:30 o.r: No telephone
calls.
YOUNG LADIES-Business school
students for part-time office work
flinp and typing; downtown: week
days, afternoons and Saturdays
Catholics. Start. 81 90 per hour
Reply in own handwriting, to Box
22S-V Star IL
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CLERKS

CLERKS
High school graduates. age 1922.
One position requires some alpha
betical filing experience; 5-day week,
g to 4:30: GOVERNMENT EN-
PLOYEES' INSURANCE CO., 14th
L st. entrance.
CLERKS
Service department, mechanically in
clined. full or part time,
BECKERS
1914 r ST. NV.
Fine Leatherware and Gifts.
CLERK white. bet. $3.50.
35zzhE;, 5-day wk. S45 per wk. Box
CLERK TTYPIsT, for small Ford
dealer; young lady of neat appear
board and cashierins; auto expert
ence and Va. resident preferred. See
Mr.. Erwin, ERWIN FORD CO., Lee
hwy. and Chain Bridge rd., Fairfax,
Va. . -I6
CLERK-TYPIST-We like to work in
pleasant SURROUNDINGS with congo
friendly and dependable and under
50, come in between $50 and 4:30
and talk to us. knowledge of typing
necessary, but speed not important.
371a hrs. Apply Rm. 300, personnel
office. EQUITABLE LIFE ms. CO.,
Sl6 14th st. NV. -15
CLERK week, per-
manent position, employe benefits,
national newspaper; starting salary
$40. Call Mr.. Leininger. CO. 5-1014.
-13
CLERK -TYPIST; general insurance
exper.: resident of Bethesda area
Salary commensurate with ability
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
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GIRLS
Earn $75 week
Call Telecolor. DI. 7-2S0l
Monday / to 3 nm.
GIRL


LADY, teacher pref, to supervise
Children's play in private school,
Chevy Chase area, 3-6 pm. Wednes-
days and perhaps other days. State
qualifications, telephone end salary
desired. P. o. Box 4026, D. C.
LADY 21-iO with nice personality.
interested in dramaticS; permanent
supervisory position travelling in
united States and Canada. Dramatic
experience not required; January
opening; transportation paid; guar
anteed income plus excellent per-
centage and monthly bonuses. Write
T. McCamish suite 500, 1907 Grand
avenue, Kansas City 6, Mo.
LADIES (2) work at home for
natl. publisher, calling our custom
erS and securing new ones. in con-
junction with leading dept stores;
excel. commission: unlimited phone
necessary. Write for interview, Civ
ing phone number. Box 271-X. Star.
10
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CLERK, white, 20-40 for laundry
and dry cleaning store; excellent
salary and working conditions:
must be neat and reliable. Apply
1897 Columbia rd. NV. or call
HO. 2-l6RR for interview III
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CLERKS

Service department, mechanically In
clined. full or part time.
RECKERS
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HOUSEKEEPER.

White, pref. bet. age 40 and 50. tC
spend winter in Fort Lauderdale
Fla NOV. to May in home Of
couple: nc children or pets; attrac
rm; with nyt. bath; Please call
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HELP-WoMEN

ACCTS. PAY. CLERK, knowledge of
bkkpg.; 40-hr. wk VIM. BALKAN
TYNE & SONS. 1921 F st. NV. -13
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CASHIER

TO work in credit ONCE of one of
Washington's finest speciality stores.
Pleasant working conditions. store
discount and benefits. Apply Mr..
Miller, Bird floor
Evening star., 1953-11-08
How 1t Started

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS famous
Piccadilly Circus was named
after Piccadilly Hall, a 17th
century house built by a re-
tired tailor and maker of "pica-
dis" a kind of ruff collar.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
St. Petersburg
Adds New Beach

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -
Visitors to st. Petersburg this
fall and winter will find new
public bathing beach on the
shore of the Gulf of Mexico.
Owned and operated by the
city. the beautifully Handicapped
facility has many conveniences
for the swimmer and sun bather
including an ultramodern bath
house, covered picnic area
large parking lot, first-aid and
lifeguard stations and snack
bars.
Easy of access, the new beach
is at the west end of Treasure
Island causeway, which is an
extension of Central avenue, the
city's main east-west thorough
fare.
The 20 miles of gulf beaches
opposite st. Petersburg are re-
served by law for the public, be-
tween high-tide mark and the
water, providing almost limit
less space for swimming, pic
nicking, sun bathing and water
sports.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
One in Every Four

MIAMI BEACH, Flat is
estimated that one of every four
Florida vacationers comes to
Miami Beach, or approximately
1.250,000 visitors arrive in this
city annually.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Mrs. America
|FinuIists to Live
In Resort Villas

ELLINOR VILLAGE, Fla
With the announcement that Ell
linor Village, near Daytona
Beach, will be the site of the
1854 national finals of the Mrs
America" pageant, the resort has
dedicated 81 houses to the lovely
representatives of the 48 States
Canada, the District of Colum-
bia and Hawaii. The houses
where each contestant will live
for week with her family, are
located on Mrs. America drive.
The one, two and three bed.
room villas selected have been
repainted and refurbished, and
will be rented to Ellinor Village
vacationers except during the
contest finals.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Cruise Of Buy
Is Best Buy

HAMILTON, Bermuda.-"Be
sure and take a cruise around
Hamilton Bay" is the advice
Bermudians most often give
their visitors. "It is by far the
best travel buy, and too few
tourists ever see the island from
the waters"
One need not be a registered
yachtSman or experienced sailor
to experience the thrill and ad-
venture Of discovering the rock
bound coast, the shoals and the
sandy shores of this island coll
ony. Sailboats and cruisers are
available for hire, and seats
aboard either are sold.
The first step to try ones sea
legs is to take a morning sail
around Hamilton Harbour. Sew
eral 30-foot skiffs with expert
enced shippers at the helm offer
half f-day tours of the bay with
chatty lessons in sea craft, as
well as some local sea yarns. A
half day costs $12 for a party
of six; a full day. $22.
Once acclimated to sailing,
the visitors next tour may be
on one of the large cruisers
which take sightSeerS around
the bay, through the narrow
channels to the open ocean to
dock on the north shores. For
instance the day-long cruise of
the Priscilla shows off the jag
ged, rugged shoreline. the deep,
haunted waters and the cloud
dappled sky to their greatest
advantage.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Hikes in Poconos
Become More
Entertaining

STROUDSBURG, Pa. Hikes
and nature trails as reSort-area
attractions have undergone a
change of character in the Po-
conoS, according to those who
conduct them. and arc increas-
ing in popularity because they
now aim at entertainment in
stead of instruction.
Thomas H. Knepp, who divides
his time between heading the
Science Department of Strouds-
burg High School and conduct
ing walks and lectures at Buck
Hill Falls Inn, says that even the
name of this activity has changed
from mature walks" to morn
ing walks" because the guests
want it that way.
ANY talking I do" he says,
"is pure entertainment. I omit
technical matters unless asked
for them; then I make them
brief"
DR.. Edward e. Wildman, resi-
dent naturalist at Pocono Manor
Inn, finds that group walks pre-
fer anecdoJe and the spontane-
GUS remark to the explanations
that were in vogue in prewar
years, and that lectures must put
showmanship first.
Strickland's Mountain Inn,
operated for young married cou-
pies, reports that no naturalist
is needed, the walks being con-
Quoted by one of the social di-
rectorS.
Skyline Inn verifieS the trend
of increasing popularity, particu-
larly of the extended walk or
short hike, but feels that the
guests just enjoy being out in
the air. with or without a guide.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
1T. LuuderduIe
|Aquin Looks to
Bio Season

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla
Based on advance reservations
and inquiries, the outlook is for
another booming winter in Fort
Lauderdale. Winter reservations
at this lower Atlantic Coast re-
sort are apace with the corre-
spending date a year ago.
Doubly encouraging to resort
keepers was an upswing in re-
quests for housing information
received from newcomers.
At the Bahia-Mar yacht basin,
reservations are running about
Is per cent ahead of last winter.
Peak date last winter was Feb
ruary Is, when 238 craft were
berthed.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Hotel Will Repeat
Holiday Package
At Miumi Beach

MIAMI BEACH.-To celebrate
its third birthday in January
Miami Beach'S lavish Casablanca
Hotel will offer a package vaca-
ton"
A special Christmas and New
Years holiday, the package will
include a Today stay with meals
and entertainment for less than
$3.50 per person.
This marks the second conSec-
utive year an ultramodern Mia
mi Beach resort has ventured
into the American plan package
operation during the winter sea-
son.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Florida Stdte Fair
To Diversity Exhibits

TAMPA, Fla.-The Florida
State Fair, now the largest win
ter exposition in the world, has
for nearly half a century fea-
tured Florida's varied products
as it's chief attraction.
But while the States own rich
resources will continue to be the
exposition's principal drawing
card, scientific and industrial de-
velopment of the Nation at large
will be featured in the largest
area of the 1854 fair, which will
run from February 2 through
February 13.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Fare to Mexico Cut

MIAMI. Guest Airways has
inaugurated low-cost tourist
class" flights between Miami
and Mexico City.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Motoring From Washington
Two Routes to
Florida Sketched
By Walter w Hubbord
AmaIiran AlNonnohiIa Asxorio1;on

1t isn't true that there are as
many routes to Florida as dog
has f1eas. There are many, but
for purposes of simplicity ano
ease of study. only two of these
routes appear on this AAA map
A connecting link between the
two runs from Raleigh, N. c., to
a point midway between Walter
boro and Hardeeville. S. C.
The American Automobile AS
sociation recommends the use
of U. S. / as far as Raleigh, near
the center of the Tar Heel State
The State Museum, Capitol and
Art Gallery are worth visiting, as
is Andrew Johnson's log cabin
birthplace on the campus OF
State College.
Next leg of the motor trip
leads through an inland North
Carolina coast section which
lies between Sanford and
Rockingham and includes Pine
hurst and Southern Pines.
Heort Of SondhiIIs
Camden. 76 miles southwest
of Rockingham, is in the heart
of the South Carolina Sand
hills. Fourteen battles in the
Revolutionary War were fought
within a radius of 80 miles of
Camden.
Columbia, capital of South
Carolina, is on the Congaree
River, within three miles of
the geographical center of the
State. The University of South
Carolina has a 47-acre campus
on Sumter street.
From Augusta, Ga, U. S.
leads south to Jacksonville
through Wadley, Swainsboro,
Lyons, Baxley, Waycross, Folk
ston, Ga, and Callahan, Fla.
Jacksonville second largest city
in the state, is the main gateway
to the Florida peninsula, and it
is situated in a great, double loop
of the st. Johns River. the Ma
tons longest river flowing north.
First settlement was by heroic
Capt. Jean Ribaut and his band
of French Huguenots.
St. Augustine, with but $4,000
population, is the oldest city in
the nation, first permanent set
tlement having been made by
Pedro Menendez de Aviles in
1865.
Greet Citrus Are0
At Fort Pierce is a channel
connection from the Indian
River to the ocean, and the town
is in the heart of a citrus and
truck garden area.
Florida's greatest metropolitan
center is Miami, with well over a
quarter of a million permanent
population. The Tamiami Trail
leads across the Everglades,
through Oasis to Bonita Springs
and Ft. Myers.
East of Ocala is Silver Springs,
one of the many crystal clear
springs in the State.
En- route north are Starks and
Callahan, Fla. and then take
U. S. II through Yulee, and
Brunswick, Darine and Savan-
nah, in the Peach State. Hardee-
vile, Jacksonboro and historic
old Charleston are visited, with
Georgetown and Mrytle Beach
next in order. The AAA suggests
overnight stops in Savannah,
Charleston or Myrtle Beach, be-
fore driving to Wilmington,
N. c., toward home.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Hotel to Post Dolly
Stock Exchunqe Prices

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. - The
Monte Carlo Hotel has just COM
pleted arrangements with the
brokerage firm of H. Hentz &
Co. to receive daily stock market
quotations for the convenience
Of it's winter season guests. The
board will be set up in the
hotels televiSion room.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Air Cruise to Coincide
With Queens Visit

Resort Airlines' weekly cruise
to the Caribbean, originating out
of New York City on Saturday,
November 81, will be known as
the Queen Elizabeth Special. Va
cationerS aboard that particular
cruise will get an extra thrill
they'll see England's Queen Eliz-
abeth during their three day ia
maica Stopover.