Evening star., 1937-11-07
Bedecked with bays and rosemary;
And I pray you, masters, merry be,
Qui estis In convivio.
Caput Apri defero
Reddens laudes Domino.
II II X II

NON-PASSENGERS may inspect
the superliner Queen Mary In New
York but three more times this year
November 16. November 80 and De.
cember IA. Each date falls on a Tues
day, and the tours are conducted In
the forenoon. A 25-cent fee Is
charged and distributed to institutions
Of American and British seamen.
Hopping of from LIE Bourget Field
where Lindbergh landed, many Ameri.
cans take a sightseeing tour over
Paris. Tickets cost about $l.20.
Many Of the picturesque streets
In the village OF Bayreuth, now grown
to a population of 10000, are named
after Wagner's operas.
See the world without a guide
book" is the advice of Kasimir
Cluchowski, world traveller and in
formation director of the Gdynia
American Line. Statistics and dates
cloud the color, the atmosphere and
emotional pleasure OF travel, he says
adding: Follow your fancy, do as
you please, relax and let your moods
play when you travel. And if you
find that you don't like a people or
a country go away from them. But
linger in the places that please you
and you will be pleasantly surprised
at how natural curiosity will accumu-
late knowledge. Above all, don't set
out to do country. Don't race
from monument to monument and
from church to church, guidebook in
hand, memorizing facts and dates.
OF course, there are people who get
pleasure from this sort of thing But
the really broadening effects of travel
come from our emotional response
to it. Become human blotter,
absorb the atmosphere and the facts
will follow naturally"
In Hanover the visitor hears the
pealing of the bells every rs seconds
and. on another schedule every
minutes. Here is why: The National
Socialist Welfare Organization erect
ed the bells in the center of the city,
and they ring every 76 seconds to
tell native and tourist alike that
within the minute plus a child of
poor parents has been sent to a
recreation home by the sea or in the
country. The eight-minute pealing
announces that another poor mother
has been packed away to a special
recreational home.
The Palio of Siena. Italy, is among
the oldest horse races in the world
1t has been run every summer since
1859. Speaking of races, the travel
wise visitor to France, desiring to see
the most beautiful women of Paris
attends the races on the courses at
Longhamp, lie Tremblay, st. Cloud
Auteuil and Enghien.
JAMAICA, goal of many winter
tourist, is about the size of Con-
necticut. Cruise visitors and stay
over travellers with round-trip tickets
are not required, by the way, to have
passports.
Mayfair, once said to embrace more
intelligence, ability, wealth and beauty
than any other spot on earth. is a
rectangular area bounded by Oxford
street, Piccadilly, Regent street and
Hyde Park. It's name-well, fair
used to be held at the north side OF
Piccadilly the first part of May. Simple
The Paris Exposition is being kept
open until November IS.
Americans who want to see a king
have the chance of quickest success
in Denmark, for in Copenhagen the
rides his horse. unattended,
through the streets almost every day.
World cruise passengers aboard the
Franconia, rerouted to avoid hostili-
ties in China. will be veterans at
Equator crossing when the liner re-
turns to New York. The euuitorial
line will be cut four, perhaps six, times
Sure crossings are mapped between
Port of Spain, Trinidad and Bahia,
Brazil; Diego Suarez, Madagascar
and Bombay, India; Manila and
Batavia, in Java; Suva, in the Fiji
Islands. and Honolulu. AT Singapore
the chance of double crossing will
be dictated by the wind at the mo-
ment. Should it be strong, the Fran
coma will ply channel which leads
to point half degree below the
line, then the ship will turn north
ward toward Bangkok.
Atlantic City's five golf courses are
within 10 minutes drive from town.
the resort boasts. They are located
at Seaview, Northfield, Linwood.
Brigantine and Somers Point.
PENNSYLVANIA has two waterfalls
higher than Niagara. Both are
on Dingmans Greek, in Pike country
Falls and Silver Thread
Falls.
When London's new lord mavor
rides in pomp Tuesday from Guild
hall to the Royal Court of Justice to
take his oath, the colorful procession
will follow this route: Gresham street.
Coleman street, London Wall, Moor
gate, Princes street, Mansion House
street, Poultry, Cheapside, Wood street,
London Wall, New Basinghall street,
Fore street. Jewin street, Aldersgate
street, st. Martin 's-le- Grand, st. Paul's
(east and south sides) j..
Ludgate Hill, Ludgate Circus and
Fleet street.
The return journey will be by way
OF Strand, Northumberland avenue