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Evening star., 1949-06-12
Canada Makes Entry Rules for Tourists Easy =
So Americans Won't Trip Over Welcome Mat

car Ia equipped with q mobile tsls-
phone. the installation must b
sealed 70 prevent operation wher
you enter the Dominion. The sea
Ia removed when you reeross ths
border TO the United States.
One other point the American
bound for q holiday In Canacs
should remember. Canadian no
tels and other establishments ars
allowed 20 recorvert back ic
American funds only so IN Cana
dian currency. II the American
converts too much OF his Amer
lean funds and doesn't spend /,
all. he has 70 take il back and
convert 1t ai prevailing rates II
the United States.
The prevailing rates in the
United States usually are a little
higher than they are In Canada
Evening star., 1949-06-12
DngoMt Canoe Trip Reaches
Pacific Without 'R0ngbing 1t

tility to the heights of snow-cap-
ped peaks. From here he can see
three bodies of water-Puget
Sound, the Strait Of Juan de
Fuca and the Pacific Ocean.
On the Indian canoe trip he
Journeys from the lake in the
mountains to the lovely beaches
Of the Pacific. He can compare
the vast stands Of virgin timber
in the National Park with the
logging areas. where lumberjack
operations can be observed. He
sees historic Port Ludlow from
which windjammers once sailed
across the Pacific and the modern
Navy Yard at Bremerton on Puget
Sound.
The two-day al1-expense tour
includes these and other features
at a cost Of $24.70 from Seattle.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Dr. fhs Asse<io.sd Press

OTTAWA. June u.-Across the
wide expanse Of Canada. the vel
come mat LIS out for the Thousands
of tourists expected TO cross the
border this summer for q restrsc-
tions-free vacation.
There are few regulations tc
bother the traveller. but knowing
the border rules Is q wise prelim-
mary TO a trip.
The American tourist Is encour-
aged to come whenever he wishes
stay as long as he ikes-and BRING
as much money as his heart de-
sires.
| It's not that easy for q Cana
dian. Canada-short Of American
dollars-clamps down and lets hei
citizens take only $3.50 year foE
travel in the United States.
Few Forms TO Complete.
The American tourist. by filing
in a few forms at the border and
showing Identification, can enter
Canada and roam the country for
months on end.
| He can bring his wife and chill
dren, his animal pets and plants
III they bear an insect-free GER
tificate) and his car without pay
ing duty.
II he remains in Canada more
than 48 hours. he may take back
with him 500 worth of Canadian
goods duty-free. Above that
amount he pays normal duty, but
he can take advantage of the sl00
exemption every 80 days. The
goods must be for his personal or
household use.
There's a further exemption OF
$500 if the United States tourist
stays in Canada IL days or more
at one time. This exemption can
be obtained twice year.
Food Regulations Tricky.
He can apply the exemption to
all kinds of goods. including
foodstuffs. but the food regula-
ton is a bit tricky. The exemp-
ton clause does not apply to more
than z pounds of flour at one
time, or more than 5 pounds OF
cheese or 5 pounds Of pork
products.
Evening star., 1949-06-12

But that's about all there II 70
restrictions. The Canadian Wis
iting the United States is not 20
lucky. He Is limited 70 his annual
$50. But with o little bit OF sly
thinking and o charge account
In an American store, he can
spend more without crossing the
Law.
Canadian revenue regulations
permit him TO buy 800 worth OF
American goods every three
months. have them charged and
when the bill comes allow pay
ment through the Foreign Ex-
change Control Board which con-
rols the fiow Of money TO the
United States.
The board frovns on this prac-
tice but nevertheless approves
payment. So, through the
credit system. the Ca
madam may spend-not sl5o-out
$3.50 during q l2-month period.
Permit Given for Car.
Americans entering Canada pay
no entry fee for cars. but they
can't dispose Of them without
payment Of duty. II the tourist
comes into Canada for less than
4s hours. he hands over his State
license card to the immigration
officer. This is returned TO him
when he leaves. It serves as
proof OF the tourists good inten-
tions and makes for speedy clear
ance at the border.
For longer periods-say, so days
the visitor obtains a permit for
his car at the point OF entry. He
is given a copy of the permit and
that gives HIM a duty-free tenn
porary license for travelling In
Canada.
This permit can be extended up
to six months. After that, visitors
must get in touch with the gov
ernment at Ottawa. Then they
go through a checkup to see that
they are still tourists or whether
a vehicle has changed hands.
Currency Regulations.
One odd thing about Canada
and a bit of trouble that probably
won't crop up too often-if your
Evening star., 1949-06-12

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senar In C.aeaee CITY waaca Is re-
ga.red a. . ywSost lscsrl de- - rs
leading position IN C',ssssec ; ;es,.F~
lssn. IS A.So q tEsesatc :as ecrvtn-
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Evening star., 1949-06-12
Advance Reservations
For Canadian Pacific
Resort Hotels Urged

Make advances reservations ~
soon 40 possible.
This .s thu advice given ey
Canadian Pacific Railway hotel o.
Hela.s as they announced TIE
opening and closing dates Q! tsasl1
summer resort hotels
Pointing out that weu over J oae
persons are booked into The resort
hotels on convention tras.c Alors
mostly for June and September
the ofhctais sad that advance
bookings from vaesiaonixts are
coming In steadily now.
Dates for the summer hotels are
The Ptnes. Digcy. Nova Scotia
and Lakeside Inn. Yarmouth. Nova
Evening star., 1949-06-12
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Evening star., 1949-06-12

A trip in a dugout canoe piloted
by an Indian guide Is an expert
ence the average traveller can
have without roughing 1t in the
wilderness. These trips are pop
plar features at Lake Quinault
In Olympic National Park.
In visit to the vast area which
was dedicated as a National Park
In 1898, the tourist ascends from
the forests of almost tropical fer
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-08

L. Johnson
WOrth's Dept. Store
Miller-Hughes Motor Co.
Mode Beauty Shop
Leland L. Fisher
Little Folks Shop
Murphy's 5 and 10c Store
Crest Market
Safeway Store
Atlantic & Pacific Store
Rockville Laundry
MOrningside Laundry
George Darby, Ins.
RadfOrd's Bakery
Burrows Barber Shop
Claude Prather
Marth Welding Co.
WOlfsOn Bros.
Mode Beauty Shop
Crider Plumbing
Miller's Dutch Tavern
Montgomery Co. National Bar
Purdum's Refrigeration
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-08

Bill Daniels General Store
Khuen & Sullivan Service
Veltri Fish Market
]. Warren MilOr
MePs Grocery
]. w. Wisner & Sons
TOl-Mur Restaurant
MayflOwer Cleaners
Sachs Store
Bishop Jewelers.
Goodwill Industries
Irene Shop
Auto Parts and Machine Co.
Sea Horse Gift Shop
Modern Furniture Co.
Medley & Co.
Rockville Paint & Hardware
b. & S. AmOcO Station
SHIRLEY Motor Sales
ViOlette's Bakery
Wally's Style Shop
Standard Supply
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-08
- mwWF GRAND PRIZE
" w.. TUDOR SEDAN
MORE THAN SO OTHER PRIZES
OPPORTUNITY SHOPPING DAYS
Shop AT Home With Y our Participating Merchants

WOOdlawn Returning
Agnew's Garage Co.
Oyler & Osborn
Farmers Feed Store
DickersOn Lumber Co.
A. GUIDE Sons, Co.
Standard Supplies
Veterans Sheet Metal
Hazel McCalla Twin Brook
Williams Barber Shop
Veterans Cab
Baker Motor Co.
Wilson'S Drug Store
Maryland Motors
Seems
Rockville Beauty Shop
Steinberg's Dept. Store
Higgins Oil Co.
Rockville Fuel & Feed
ROckmOnt Motor Co.
Rockville Supply Co.
Rockville Motor Co.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-08

Hits Electrical Service
Rockville Radio Service
GrOssman Brothers
Burroughs Brothers
Tastee Diner
Rockville Sub-Freeze
Kraft's Store
Louis J. Ryan
Reed Brothers
A. G. Watkins
Lumbermen's Mutual ms. Co.
United CarburetOr Service
Western Auto Associate Store
Fosters Beauty & Barber Shops
Sylvan Surplus Store
Globe Valet
Fillmore Cleaners
Winner Auto Body Works
AtwelTs Cleaning & Dyeing
Mikes
Farmers Banking and Trust Go.
Hickman's ESQ Station
Evening star., 1949-12-16
Policy to Take Effect Februdry15

property which imposes any Sucn
restrictions upon its sale or occu-
pancy."
Another Addition to Rules.
The following new subsection
is added to the rules under Sec
tions 203, 2O3 Cd, 603 and sec
ton 603 pursuant to section 6l0:
"A mortgage must establish
that no restriction upon the sale
or occupancy of the mortgaged
property, on the basis Of race.
color or creed. has been filed at
any time subsequent to February
Is, 1850. and proir to the record
ing of the mortgage offered for
insurance"
The following new subsection is
added to the rules under sections
207. SOB. section 6O8 pursuant to
section 610. section Gil, and un-
der Title VIII:
"A mortgagor must establish
that no restriction upon the sale
or occupancy of the mortgaged
property, on the basis of race,
color or creed, has been filed of
record at any time subsequent to
February is, 1850, and prior to
the recording of the mortgage
offered for insurance, and must
certify that. until the mortgage
has been paid in full or the con-
tract of insurance otherwise ter
minated, he will not file for rec.
ord any such restriction affecting
the mortgaged property or exc
cute any agreement, lease or con-
veyance affecting the mortgaged
property which imposes any such
restriction upon its sale or occu-
pancy."
Compliance With Restrictions.
One paragraph in present rules
under sections 207. 608, section
Gil of Title vi, and Title VIII re-
quires that at the time FILA in
sures a mortgage on a property:
such dwelling and other i'm
provements, If any, must not
violate any zoning OF deed restric-s
tions applicable to the PROJECT
site and must comply with all ap-
plicable building and other gov
ernmental regulations.
Under the new policy. this
paragraph was amended to read
as follows:
Such dwelling and other i'm
Evening star., 1949-12-16

record at the time OF the proposed
transfer.
Also, with respect to mortgages
guaranteed or insured by VA after
February Is, the borrower may be
declared in default on his loan
with the entire unpaid balance
Immediately due and payable-if
he thereafter records such COW
enant on the property
The FHA commissioner said the
amendments pertain to the ad-
ministrativ rules under sections
203, 203 Id, 207. 603, 60S; under
section 6O3 pursuant to section
6l0: under section 608 pursuant
to section 610; under section GIL
of Title vi. and Title VII and
Title VIII of the National Housing
Act.
The sections cover the perma-
nent and emergency mortgage in
surance programs. the yield in
Isurance program and the military
housing insurance program.
The following subsection is
added to the rules under all Sec
tions of the act, except Title VII
dealing with yield insurance:
"The mortgage shall contain a
covenant by the mortgagor that
until the mortgage has been paid
in full, or the contract OF insur-
ance otherwise terminated, he will
not execute or file for record any
instrument which imposes a re-
striction upon the sale or occu-
pancy of the mortgaged property
on the basis of race, color or creed.
Such covenant shall be binding
upon the mortgagor and his as
signs and shall provide that upon
violation thereof the mortgage
may. at its option. declare the un-
paid balance of the mortgage i'm
mediately due and payable"
The following new subsection is
added to the rules under sections
203. 203 Id. 603 and section 603
pursuant to section $40.
"A mortgagor must certify that
until the mortgage has been paid
in full. or the contract Of insur-
ance otherwise terminated. he will
not file for record any restriction
upon the sale or occupancy Of the
mortgaged property on the basis
of race, color or creed, or execute
any agreement, lease or convey
ance affecting the mortgaged
Evening star., 1949-12-16
CONTINUED From First Page.)

wants Congress to approve more
home building legislation.
The advice came from Senators
Sparkman. Democrat. of Alabama
and Johnston, Democrat, of South
Carolina. Both expressed salts
faction that the new rules go no
further than they do, but they
called the regulations unwise and
unnecessary.
Senator Sparkman is the chief
sponsor of a pending bill which Is
aimed at squirting the construction
of homes for middle Income fam
lilies. President Truman repeatedly
is planning to urge enactment OF
such a program at the next ses-
sion of Congress. 1t would supple
ment the public housing program
approved at the last session.
New Rule Called Harmful.
Senator Sparkman said the
new regulations "are bound to be
harmful to the administration If
lit expects to get new housing leg
islation." He and Senator john
ston, along with most other Con-
gress members from the South,
are opposed to Mr.. Truman's civil
rights program.
"The administration" Senator
Johnston said. IFS just stirring
up trouble with this sort of tao
tics. 1t won't take much more
of it, so far as housing legisla-
ton is concerned, to kill the goose
that lays the golden eggs. I cer-
tainly am not going to vote for
any more housing if this busi-
ness continues, and believe there
are plenty of others who feel the
same way about it." 4
In his terse announcement Of
the amendments to the regula-
tions yesterday. Commissioner
Richards contented himself with
saying they were issued to bring
FILA policies fully In line with
the policy underlying the recent
Supreme Court decisions relative
to racial covenants
While VA did not release copies
of amendments to its regulations,
it explained their effect as fol-
lows:
LAS applied to mortgage lenders,
any guarantee issued for loan on
property subject to a recorded
covenant barred by the regulations
would be affected in the event OF
subsequent default and foreclosure.
Would Nullify Option.
I'm such cases, the lenders op-
ton of transferring the property
to VA, which he normally has the
right to do, would be nullif1ed II
the covenant was still effective OF
Evening star., 1949-12-16

provements. if any, must not vio-
late any zoning or deed restric-
tions applicable to the project site
(other than race restrictions and
must comply with all applicable
building and other governmental
regulations.
One other rule change is set
forth. 1t consists of the following
new subsection added to the rules
under Title VII, dealing with yield
insurance:
AN investor must establish that
no restriction upon the sale or
occupancy of the project. on the
basis Of race. color or creed, has
been filed of record at any time
subsequent to February Is, 1850,
and must certify that SO long as
the insurance contract remains in
force he will not file for record
any restriction affecting the prof.
est or execute any agreement,
lease or conveyance affecting the
project which imposes any such
restriction upon its sale or oc-
cupancy."
Evening star., 1949-12-16
Andrews Corporal,
Wed 5 Days, Killed
In Highway Crash.

An Air Force corporal who had
been married only five days was
killed late yesterday in crash in
volving a truck and two automo-
biles on the Military highway near
Suitland, in nearby Maryland.
Four other persons. including a
baby, escaped serious injury in
the accident.
Killed was Corpl. Lloyd Stacy,
"a. of 4006 D street Sc, a crash
rescue man attached to the 1050th
Installation Squadron at Andrews
Air Force Base. He also was we'll
known in local sports circles as
a former amateur prize fighter,
who won 160 out of 1854 fights.
DR.. James I. Boyd, Prince
Georges County coroner, said the
airman died of fractured skull.
Dr.. Boyd pronounced him dead
at the scene.
County police said the accident
occurred when the sedan driven
by the corporal attempted to pass
a crosley station wagon going in
the same direction. The sedan hit
the left rear fender of the smaller
car and swerved into the other
lane Of the two-lane highway,
then crashed into an oncoming
dump truck loaded with sand and
gravel.
Down Embankment.
The impact tossed the Crosley
off the road and down a 2O-foot
embankment, where it landed on
its top.
The occupants were Sergt.
Clyde H. Gossage. 80. of 9o3
Massachusetts avenue NE: his
wife Mary. Is. and their 2-year-
old daughter. Mayme Josephine.
The mother and child were thrown
out of the small car by the i'm
pact. Sergt. Gossage, who is sta
toned at Boiling Air Force Base,
was treated at the Boiling hos
pital for a cut on his forehead.
The wife and child were unhurt.
Driver of the truck was Carson
Chapman. "a. colored. of All l.
street Sc, who suffered a bruised
back.
County Police Corpl. Ray Bland
ford placed technical charges of
manslaughter and reckless driv-
ing against both Sergt. Gossage
and Mr.. Chapman. They were
released under 5000 bond, pend
ing a hearing at a later date.
Corpl. Stacy was from Whites
burg, KY. He had been in the Air
Force since August 6, 1943, and
served "a months in the South
Pacific. His decorations included
the Silver Star and Purple Heart
Medal.
Married Sunday.
He was on leave when the ac-
cident occurred and was due to
report back to duty today. He left
Andrews a week ago, and he was
married last Sunday to Miss
Barbara sherwood. 20, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James sherwood
of Clinton, Md. -
In addition to his widow, Corpl. |
Stacy is survived by his mother. |
Mrs. Pauline Stacy of Whitesburg.
The body is at Gasch's funeral
home. Hyattsville.. Md. pending
completion of funeral arrange
ments. s.
In another accident last night, a
District National Guardsman was
slightly injured when a military
truck on which he was riding over
turned near Conova, Va.
The injured man is Pvt. John M.
Van Dorm, 18. Manassas, Va, who
was taken to the Quantico Naval
Hospital for treatment of cuts and
bruises.
The 21a-ton truck, attached to
B Battery Of the 380th Anti-air-
craft Artillery Battalion. was being
driven by Recruit Richard L.
Stokely, IT. of 7 North Garfield
street, Arlington. Va, according
to Guard officials. He and several
other men riding on the truck
were not hurt.
Evening star., 1949-12-16
Post in First MEETING

The first meeting of the newly
formed American Legion, Depart
ment Of Maryland, Oxon Hill Post
No. 248, American Legion, will be
held at o'clock tonight in the
Headquarters Building at Fort
Washington. Md.
Evening star., 1949-07-09

public housing section nearly was
scuttled in the House. While a
Truman victory, the outcome was
made possible by combination OF
Republicans and Democrats.
The bill also provides for:
/. Up to 81, 900 600, 900 in loans
and $500, ,000,0 900 in Federal grants
to States and local communities,
including the District of Colum-
bia. for slum clearance. Two
thirds of the cost of that program
has to be met locally.
2. 1925, 100000 in Federal aid
to farmers for construction and
repair of farm dwellings.
3. A program of research de-
signed to spur home construction
by cutting building costs. ,
For Low-Income Families.
Under the public housing sec
ton. the Federal Government
would contribute up to $308, ,OO0,-
900 annually for 40 years to local
housing authorities. AS in the
case of the slum- clearance pro-
gram, most of the cost would be
met locally-mainly through rents
and bond issues.
The public housing units are to
be built for loW-income families
Evening star., 1949-07-09
Measure Authorizing
$4,000 Housing Unit!
Is Ready for Signing
By the kssoeiotsd Press

| President Truman needs only to
sign his name to the long range
public housing bill to clinch the
administration first big victory
in the 81st Congress.
Final congressional action yes
terday put the bill on Mr.. Tru-
mans desk. Both the Senate and
House approved by voice votes.
There is no need for any spec
ulation this time-the President Is
going to sign it and there Is no
doubt about it whatsoever" said
Senator Sparkman, Democrat. OF
Alabama. He steered the measure
through the Senate.
The most controversial provision
of the bill authorizes construc'
ton of $4,000 public housing
units during the next six years.
Raymond M. Foley, chief of the
Governments Housing and Home
Finance Agency, already has an
nounced that he expects to get
the first $4,000 units started the
first IL months.
Number of Units Reduced.
Mr.. Truman wanted 1,050,0O0
public housing dwellings built
during the next seven years. but
Congress trimmed the figure by
240.000 units.
That compromise became neces-
sary because of the cry of social
ism" which foes of the bill-in
both Congress and the real estate
industry-raised against the whole
program.
Despite the compromise. the
Evening star., 1949-07-09
which cannot afford privately
mn, etr,,ofa ho,,cion

which cannot afford privately
constructed housing.
The Senate also acted yesterday
to continue a program Of aid de-
signed to encourage the construc-
ton of privately owned housing.
1t passed by voice vote a bill
which would increase from ST.
900, 100000 to $l,500,000.000 the
amount of Reconstruction Finance
Corp. funds available for purchase
of secondary mortgages on homes.
The program, now about out of
funds, lets private lenders sell the
RFC SO per cent of the mortgages
they have made since April 80,
1948, on homes approved by the
Federal Housing Administration.
The home or dwelling unit cost
limit is $4,000.
The House Banking Committee
is scheduled to start hearings on
an identical bill Monday.
Evening star., 1949-07-09
Visit Todoy

AWeover Bros representative is on the prem
ises to help you from Pm. to 8 Pm. on
weekdays, and from II to 8 PM. on week.
ends Follow Georgia Avenue through Silver
Spring. Turn right at the Forest Estates sign
on Georgia Avenue extended, z miles post
intersection Of Eost-West Highway.
Evening star., 1949-07-09
Ideal Subdivision

Conveniently Iocoted off Sligo Parkway near
Silver Spring, this attractive subdivision dis
poys imaginative design and pleasing variety.
Experienced builders have put into these
homes their finest efforts. Stately trees assure
you cool summers and miIder winters. Excel
lent paved streets. Maximum pIoy space tor
youngsters Within walking distance ct pro-
posed poroehioI school.
Fine Homes
You'll find q voriety Of two-bedroom buneo-
lows and two-stoy, three-bedroor homes. All
have large, dry easements :. onnpIe Storage
space {. efficient unit kitchens hardwood
floors copper woter pipes numerous
electrical outlets . pleasant, Handicapped lots.
Evening star., 1949-07-09

Fine brick construction assures you Iostine
satisfaction
Extra Features
You have your choice of these homes with or
without ottroctive porches :. outside oreo-
way cellar entrance efficient firePloces.
Our builders have planned on variety to suit
your budget and toste.