davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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DOGS. PETS. ETc. tcons.l
KITTENS - Healthy and house
broken; will del. free. CO. 5-5929.

KITTENS - Healthy and house
broken; will del. free. co. 5-59ss.
sCoTTIEs-choics puppies: eh. stud
ieHSe isos Il Roosevelt u.s. Ar. Msfk!Nsss4ss ss !INss4ss
AIREDALE TERRIERS, Axe; 8
raised; finest lines for show or
loving companions. OIL. 4-550l.
COLLIEs-Beautiful sable and tri-
color puppies you'll be proud to
own Or shoWi JE. 2-a697; g.
sS.S fPs AKG nc. champion han lon
sas sa,dsn Sp wa fvsE ssss sa ssf5 snd ilsss asa:
PARAKEETs, breeders. SIS pr:
babies, 81 90. nest boxes, flight
cages. Best offer. Wo. 6-2329.
GUINEA PIGS. nice pets; healthy
ESGaisH S9sai HDNSs SsFRNGRR NIGER spAN7ELs,
Axe. good stock; wonderful pets.
Reas. priced. Gaithersburg 945aaW.
snMoTE6 liSe5ii SnffT6fiSi fG6sSirEs. from 1ntern..
sSSs %s:i Champion NJ. o,j 5ansi ss5 5sR rssS: SsS
SNs SN
M3l aisesa sCakArEs. dogs. eats. Sc etc.
All. Al sizes. /. ..I. l,shtysisht .sI. loE cost
POODLES. miniature puppies for
sale: inest breeding. Phone Ho.
BEAGLE BEAGLE PUPS. Axe, aeld cham
pion stock HE. 4-bSe3. a
SHELTTE PUPS (miniaturs collies). J..
purebred. not registered: S25. RE.
collie PUPS. Axe. excel. pedigree;
tri-colors and sables. we'll marked.
female, S35 and up. 10. 5-4403.
ANNOUNCING the opening Of gen
sral veterinary hospital q 2199
r. / ave. ne. DIR. LANxTER d.
WEBER. Once hrs. daily. 10
am. to noon; pm. to pm.
Sun. and holidays, 10 am. to l pm.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS. Axe
reg. ASGARD-ARBAND KENNELS,
nr. Great Falls. Va. PL. 9-2222.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIEs-some
more little honey cream puffs that
everyone loves; to good homes only;
prices reasonable; pedigreed, health
guaranteed. Also champion dogs at
stud. THE OLD FARM, nr. Olney,
Md, Spring 4-4991.
BOXER PUPPIES, 8 wks, old. pure
bred, not registered; S25. 1900
34th pl., Beltsville. Md. (Birming-
ham FSfafasl Wehsfnr E21rQ
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TIRE SALE

One of the worlds largest re-.
cappers IS Offering you q tremen-
dous value on fully retreaded
tire. They look and wear like new!
6.00xl6. 6.7ox15. Sa.75. 7.l0x15,
6.50x16. 7.60xl5. S7,T5. Prices
apply to recap your tire or your
own tire in trade when YOU pur-
chase our tire. ALL SERVICE TIRE
co. 1924 Ga. ave. NV. RA.
6-9S3O. S3O..----------- =
TRANSIT; brand-new, with case,
tripod and accessories: $500.
ALPHA INSTRUMENT CO.. INC.
1913 goth st. NV. -3
TREE, willow, standing, large and
dead; purchaser on his own re-
sponsibilitv to fell tree and re-
move promptly the tree and all
Telling debris. Make cash offer for
tree and wood. EN-. 3-2127. eve
nings only. --3
Ty, 2I-in Motorola console; per-
feet condition; S100 or best offer.
NO. 1861. -3
Tv, 2l in. limed-oak console: and
pure silk ballerina-length dress,
never been worn, size Il; both $95
or will sell separately. EN-. $4,000.
Tv ANTENNA. 4o-ft. rotating. COM
plete and in perfect condition. Ideal
offer. JA. b-6567. ~
TV, 24-in. Admiral mahogany con-
cash offer. TU. 2-f230. a
TV, 17-in. Admiral console with drs.,
new picture tube; $40. New outside
antenna, So. LO, 1880. -
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
SAWS, 1-man. S12 per day:
&c EQUIP CO.. JU. 9-6SS1.
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CLOTHING

Closing out, entire department oil
children's. women's and mems
shoes. and tennis wear. Drastic
Tnsdmetionst; nnan nsts. Tremendons s,o sayings
days to 8. Many other specials ir
ready-to-wear. Free parking In
rear of store.
Walther'S Dept. Store
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Avail. immed.: 2 newly dec. heau-
tifully furn. ENC. spts.; S76, Incl.
utils. No children or pets. See
tanitor for inspect. II
COLORED = APT. FOR RENT = 3
rms: share bath: light and gas Incl.
coIoRsD1ias4 isD Il si~ EUCLID ST. NV.
i ru1.. kit. and bath. Neatly furn.
CAL after 3 pm. DE. 2-3663.
coLoRED--sl4o n ST. N.w.-apt,
Bldg; 3 bedrms., liv. rna... kit and
bath: newly dec; plenty heat and
bot water; s97.5o. Avail. now. ME.
CoIoRED--1sth AND CALF. sr.
NV. 18th and qirard nw.--1-
rm:, kit. apt: reffr., utils, incl.
$lI.75; Sl4.7s wkly. Du. 7-0657.
coIoEEDml OF .;,.,. ROOM sso., and kitshen
coLoREp-5a RHODE ISLAND
AVE. N.W.--2 rms. kit. and bath.
S57. so. Redecorated. r. A. HUM
PHRIES, SOs N. Capitol st. MA. g.
CoLORED-e-BEDRM. and.k kit. apt.,
first floor; for empl adults, Refs.
C0LORED-BSMT. APT, i rn1.. kit,
PVT. bath: $50 per mo-, utils. incl.
NO. 7-2977, ---S
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RIDING BOOTS
Ladies'. S15.gb. Mems, $t7.75.
.sHERWOOD'S SADDLERY
Fairfax, Va. CIR. s-oees
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

PONY COLTS, Ayr. -old bay. quarter
horse. mare; ,palomino filly. r.
ROY CASE, .Dunkirk 5-S329. a
ABERDEEN-ANGUS BULL Well
for sale. JE. 2-75fi4. "a
BAY MARE, hunter. rs hands. u
thoroughbred. Q yrs, excellently
conditioned, JE. 2-260S. --3
HAMPSHIRE RAMS, registered. one
yearling. OIL. 2-9125. "A
PONIES FOR SALE, for show, hunt
muLpo6s Nc fs bsfs PONY 81 siEfi FAa snd wo sol0fs
3103, or Pc. 2-3194. --3
CATTLE, exceptionally fine Here
ford. registered and grade cows; 2
bulls. OIL. 4-464Q, --3
G SMALL PONIES, gentle, well
trained. were used In children's
pony ring y, p. DELL1NGER,
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ROOMS UNFURRlsHEp
ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

COLORED--N.E.-c 10.
Gated rm.; use of kitchen. Fol
couple. Ii. 3-6158. -
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470T CONN. AVE,

Bedroom. living room. jr, dininx
roonn. kit. bath, porch and foyer.
Unusually large spacious rooms,
excellently arranged. SecretaYiai
service, and off-street parkine.
SHANNON a. LUcHS CO.
724 l4th st. NV. Ma, S.a34S
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sITUATIoNs-MEN. WOMEN

EXPERIENCED white and colored
help; carefully screened. ARCADE
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Elk. g.
3415. Open Sunday. .
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5 ROOFING, ALL TYPES
ASRooFTMG ms 1lTTrRs REPAHRs aMP p6IfnATN SEnAINT
M. J. PATKUS. LO. 4-6775
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310l pa. AVE. SEE.

Avail. immed.: newly dec, beau.
tifully furn. ENC. apts.; s76, incl.
ntils: No children or pets See
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CONTINUED on next passl
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TIE DIPLOMAT.

242O 10th sT. NV.
Junior bedrm. apt. beaut. furn
Msr,a.n tgin Sesest 1slEns PIE 0gsESos Siafsoe
roof garden. switchboard; Sl15 mo.
incl. utils. Mgr, AID. 2.125s. "a
Evening star., 1955-07-02

1 BEDRM.; Ss2.5o, utils. included.
AGENT. lS44 Columbia I'd. NV.
AID. 4-2o59. S.
HIhL,-Conv. many Fed.
eral bldgs.; clean apt. bldg, ideal
Govt. girls. Efficiency; 500 so,
utils. incl. Air conditioning avail
1mmed. occupancy. 247 Delaware
,sgs sss. siETMonE sT sp sIss4S s4. NV, mr. 9Th
and Col. rd.-1 bedrm.. liv. rm.,
kit. bath. porch: yard: SIS. Enc.
$50, incl. utils. EN-. a-Qn17
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GEORGETOWN, 1880 Cue st. nv
two 2-bedrm. apis. in apt; bldg;
q. 81. Re s-ssis. tn' e'''' o." '"
ONE ROOM. kit. and shower bath.
$3.50. Call AD. 4-2974. --s
MT. PLEASANT, 1868 Lamont st..
NV rms, kit, dinette and
bath; $3.50 mo. See janitor to
inspect a
3i8 d ST. N.E.-Nicely furnished:
all utilities included. Ii. 3-S101.
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THE MAURY

701 19th st, n.w.-Lge. twin bed.
rm., foyer. 2 lge. closets. pvt. bath
maid and elev. service. -
SLAUGHTERS-Du. Cir.
Sgls., dbls., fr. 50 wk.: rm., ph.. elev
Mod. serv. 2007 o NV. NO. T-4660
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1908 X ST. s.E.--Apply Apt. A.
Mod. duplex. nicely furn,; rms.
bath. screened porch. S75 mo. plus
Ideal for service personnel --4
UPPER NV. - Spacious 2-bedrm
apt. in modern garden-type bldg.
Ample parking; conv. transp..
stores and Walter Reed. Air con-
ditioning avail: new furniture:
S115. utils. incl. $3.50 Maple st.
NV, TU. 2-0105 or RA. 6-SSS2.
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] BLK. FIT. MYER-3-rm. apt, lss
| $50 mo-, incl. utils. ia. 7-067O.
Evening star., 1955-07-02

Porches. patios, walks, retaining
walls. tile DRAINAGE: also water
ANGELO MARcUccIo, Ju. 9-l7e9
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-10
Retiring P.I.B.
Teacher Honored

Miss Edna Esselbach, WHO is re
firing after % years of teaching
elementary grades at Put-in-Bay
schools, was the guest of honor as
rs graduates and guests gathered
for the 52nd annual reunion and
dinner if the Put-in-Bay Alumni
Association.
Miss Esselbach was presented q
life membership in the Association
and president Nate Ladd pinned q
beautiful corsage of roses on hei
at the beginning of the dinner
Robert Schiele, Columbus, who ca
pably served as master of cere
monies, presented Miss Esselbach
with beautiful Bulova wrist
watch, set with diamonds, on be-
half of the PA A and the Alumni
Association. She was given a stand
ing ovation.
Six new graduates were welcom-
ed into the Alumni Association:
Mary Ann Woiscnke, Eugene Kindt
Duane Dress, Edward WuIkowicz
Richard Zura and George Prentice.
Historian Werner l. Fox presented
a complete and humorous sketch
of Alumni. Honorable mention was
given Mrs. Gerta Cooper for her
81 years service as treasurer of
the Association.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-10
Boys State .

Continued from Page u
didn't run will become government
appointees, lawyers, members of
the Boys State highway patrol, etc.
Some 100 of them, regardless of
jobs or politics, will play in the
band.
Judge Zimmerman Here
The new governor and other
state officers will be sworn in
Monday night, June 13, by Judge
Charles Zimmerman of the Ohio
Supreme Court, in a colorful cere-
mony Other levels of government
will be taken over the next morn
ing by their teen-age officials, and
Immediately the young citizens will
be faced with budgets, taxes, law
suits and many other problems ol
their parents.
Among the weeks scheduled
speakers are 1t. Gov. John w
Brown; former 1t. Gov. Paul M
Herbert; Dan Hanning, special
agent of the FBI, Washington, D. C
and R. C. (Scotty) Young, Univer
sity of Georgia lecturer. The weeks
program will be spiced with plenty
of recreation, including swimming
in Lake Erie, movies, variety
show, and the Boys own amateur
show.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-10
174 Children At
ME. Bible School

Trinity Methodist church's Vaca
ton Bible School progressed in
fine style this week with 174 c1il-
dren registered for classes held
daily from 9 to II under the super
visiin of "a we'll prepared teachers
and helpers.
Climaxing the Bible School, a
program by the children and dis.
plays of their work will be held at
the church June II at 7:30 pm.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-10
PUT-IN-BAY

Mrs. Helen Traverse announces
the marriage of her son, William
Rudolph to Beatrice Riley, in Balti-
more, Maryland, on May 81.
Maria and Bob Sci1iele of Colum-
bus, Ohio, were weekend guests
of Kay Rothert.
The Senior Glass of Put-in-Bay
High School held their Commence
ment Exercises at the Town Hall
Saturday evening, June 4. The
graduates were Edward Wulkowicz,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-10

Mary Ann Woischke, Duane Dress,
Eugene Kindt, Richard Zura and
George Prentice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Patry of
Cleveland enjoyed brief holiday
at their summer home.
Mrs. Amy Mcdowell and grand
son, George Stoiber, are in Detroit,
Michigan, for two week visit.
The Annual Legion Auxiliary
Dinner was held at Coopers on
Tuesday, June 7. Guests were Mrs.
Bea Hartlaub, North Bass, and Mrs.
Cassetta of Florida.
Lynn Williams of Detroit was an
Island visitor this past weekend.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-10
LEAD TOURNEY

Taking the lead in Junior Wo-
mems Golf tourney Wednesday
were Audie Meek, low gross, and
Bob Gardner, low net; Bob
McClory and Cliff Stephenson,
second. Max Stephenson was
closest to pin and Gordon Cooper
got hole in one on No. 5. En-
trants kept from play by rain will
play next Wednesday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-10
pAv MEETING

Important matters are to come
up at a meeting of D. A. v. Aux
ilary No. 90 in American Legion
Home Monday at 8 pm. and all
members are urged to be present.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-10
DANCE PLANNED

Women's Auxiliary of Port Clin-
ton Eagles will sponsor a dance
this Friday night at the lodge
home.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Conn Anna
Vollmer) Route 3, are parents of
daughter, six lbs. and nine ozs.,
born at Magruder hospital Wednes-
day, June 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06
'Best-Dressed' Lists
Silly, Says Sophie

woman, wearing becoming
American clothes. Says she:
Look at San Francisco. You
can go into a chic restaurant
there and see more elegant
women than you will find con-
gregated in one spot in either
New York or Paris.
A HEADACHE
All this constant hullaballoo
about Paris fashion gives the
fortnight Sophie a headache.
las for the sensational Paris
silhouette that is hailed each
season, I see very few women
wearing it. year after year.
Smart women want clothes
that make them look pretty
not something that makes
headlines"
I'm not naming any names,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06

luncheon is scheduled for
pm.
Speakers at the open BUSH
ness meeting will include Miss
Bertha Adkins, assistant to the
chairman Of the Republican
National Committee, and Mrs.
Leona Rush. vice chairman OF
the Republican State Central
Committee. Both will give short
talks.
Mrs. Vaughn E. Richardson
is president of the State fed
Grafton. Mrs. Laura Mulrooney,
president of the Republican
Women of Prince Georges
County, is in charge of ar
rangements. She will be as
sisted by members of clubs in
the county who will act as
hostesses.
Mrs. Pearl DeRake, social
activities chairman. is han
ding luncheon reservations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06
BY DOROTHY ROE

Associated Press women's Editor
The annual lists of the 10
best-dressed women are silly,
says Sophie Gimbel. who is a
frequent selection herself.
You can't pick the worlds
10 best-dressed women from a
small hand-picked group in
New York and Paris" says the
noted designer. because now
adays you find beautifully
dressed women in every town
in the United States-hun-
dreds and thousands of them
but people never hear about
them"
Texas-born Sophie, wife Of
mercantile magnate Adam
Gimbel, is an ardent admirer
of the smart. busy American
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06
.G.O.P.Group
Plans Rally

Deputy Attorney General
William P. Rogers viii be guest
speaker at a luncheon high
lighting the spring rally of the
Iteration of Republican
Women of Maryland on Thurs
day. April IA, at the Prince
Georges Golf and Country
Club.
The days events Will begin
with an executive board meet
ing at 1918 am. which will be
followed by an open business
session at 11:15 am. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06

mind you, but some of the stuff
that came out of Paris this
spring wouldn't fit any human
figure. Who, for instance,
would wear one of those
shapeless sack suits except a
woman too fat to dare to show
her f1gure?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06
For Sleepyheods

New sleepwear that's fancy
and brief is the latest on the
lingerie scene. One style in
floral printed embossed batiste
copies a skating costume. The
bust is trimmed with rows of
ruching, the waistline is
dropped to the hips and it
terminates in a brief, f1ared
skirt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06
Eyes Of Beauty

Only rested eyes can be
beautiful. After a fatiguing
day, relax on a bed or divan.
Place a cotton bandage or
cotton squares. soaked in
chilled witch hazel over your
eyes to rest and brighten them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06
Photo

Monte Photo
MRS. LEONARD DAVIDSON
The former Miss Ber-
nice Solomon. Married
March ID in the Mont
eomery County Jewish
Community Center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06

velveteens, tlanmeIs. rayon faffefas,
element cloths, rayOn gabardines
and cordurOys!
trench coats, boz coats and
tIared coats!
all sCifh matching hats some nj
matching umbrellas!
checks, blaids and solid colors in
pink, aqua, grey, brown, black,
red. green and beige
sizes 3 to I8
not every size in every color and SfyL
Evening star., 1955-07-31
By JACQUES FUTRELLE, Jr
The stars Travel Editor


Time was land it's within the
memory Of present-day travel
ers) that the thought Of going
far South for a summer vacation
bordered on the fantastic. The
season Of the Gold Coast Of Flor
ida. for instance. was from
about Christmas to Washington S
Birthday. and the. luxury hotels
Of the times were built with the
full knowledge that they had to
make their killing in those lucra-
tive months.
That was before a smart young
chap leased one Of the top Miami
Beach hotels for the summer
Evening star., 1955-07-31
THEY GOT AWAY
Blue Marlin
'Misses'T Thrill
Fishermen
BY WILLIAM B. COCHRAN

OCEAN CITY, Md, July 3d.
The heat wave has warmed the
water temperature off Ocean
City, inducing blue marlin north
from tropic waters.
Already six of the whopping
blue billfish have been sighted
or hooked. None has been boated,
though. Unlike white marlin
they are a rarity here.
A member Of a fishing party
aboard the Katherine earlier
this week lost a blue marlin
after playing the fish for one
hour and 20 minutes. The
Katherine is one Of the charter
boats from the Capt. Talbot E.
Bunting fleet.
Another blue marlin was
hooked the same day from the
Rendezvous II out of the Capt.
Joshua Bunting dock. Unfor-
tunately, the line broke. Capt.
Jim Whaley, dockmaster at the
Josh Bunting dock, said the lost
catch might have weighed 400
pounds or more. Capt. Whaley
added that fishing parties on the
Rendezvous II have played three
other blue marlin recently. The
See OCEAN CITY, Page CT
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Something to Sell

They overlooked his ability to
sell the idea that ocean breezes
were pretty much the same,
north and south, and that sum-
mer temperatures in such cities
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Accommodations Choice
Widens for Motorists

ernig ut accommodations
along the Nations highways
have reached a new peak this
summer in number and in quail
ity.
The American Automobile AS
sociation made this report to the
car-traveling public, while an
nouncing it has raised the re-
quirements used in inspecting
and approving hotels. motels and
restaurants.
The AAA said there are now
more than $4,000 motor courts
catering exclusively to the mo-
torist. nearly twice the number
of 10 years ago, with new courts
being constructed at the rate of
1900 year. In addition, the as
sociation said that, in recent
years hundreds of hotels have
remodeled their lobbies, base
ments and adjacent properties
to provide motorists with con.
venience in parking and entry
Most new hotels have built-ir
motor lobbies.
In defining the standards USED
Evening star., 1955-07-31

in giving an establishment Off
cial Endorsement, AAA National
Travel Director Elmer Jenkins
said that only about 16 per cent
of available accommodations are
approved. He pointed out that
each of these places is inspected
personally by a member of the
AAA's field reporting staff.
Many factors are involved in
developing the kind of accommo-
dation which meets the rising
taste and demands of today's
traveller" Mr.. jenkins explained
"Our field reporters in their in
spections consider these prin-
Icipal items: Location and gen.
Ieral appearance; equipment ano
furnishings; maintenance anc
cleanliness. and management
and atmosphere"
Evening star., 1955-07-31
HE TRAVELLERS NOTEBOOK
Summer Tourists Find
Caribbean Is Thrifty

as Boston. New York and Chi.
cago could top MiamIs.
Allotted by deeply-cut prices
the idea caught on. Later in.
stead of leasing their establish.
ments to such an enterprisins
salesman, they got into the of.
season business themselves. Tit
Southern summer season boom
began. And Florida was dis.
covered as an enchanting lane
by those who could not get ava,
in the winter and didn't ever
try to stretch themselves to NEE
the tariffs.
Caribbean Now
The Miami area is the nearest
and most spectacular example ot
summers southwark holidays
and has become a somewhat
familiar story. Less known is thu
fact that today's vacationers art
e xtending their line beyonc
Florida into the Caribbean, anC
those sea-and-mountain island,
are meeting them more than hall
way in a wide range of accom-.
Imodations. popular prices anc
air excursion fares.
The island that vacationer.
will be hearing about most ir
Evening star., 1955-07-31

the next few years Is. perhaps.
Jamaica. That pleasant and
colorful land seems TO have con-
Ivinced itself that it has been
withholding year-around Vaca-
ton enjoyment from Americans
by not shouting about its charms,
which range from luxury hotels
to guesthouses. quaint towns to
botanical gardens. lofty noun
tains to powder-fine beaches
against the cobalt Caribbean.
Last year. nearly 11S,o0o Wis
itors were attracted to the Is
land. Within flye years. the
number viii be doubled. That is
See NOTEBOOK. Page CT
Evening star., 1955-07-31

RESORTS
LAKE PARK, MD,
Evening star., 1955-07-31
BY BILL SNIDER
Special Correspondent of The Star

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, July
30.-Twenty-five doubles teams,
some from the District, played
in a round robin, mixed doubles
tennis tournament at the Cava-
lier Club this week. Partner
ships were decided as Milton
Abbott. club pro, drew names
from a box only minutes before
the matches were to begin.
Among those on hand for the
fun was Ecuadorian Ambassa-
dor DR.. Jose Chiriboga. The
Ambassador was entertained at
several parties at the Cavalier
Beach and Cabana Club, where
Vaughn Monroe and his orches-
ira are now playing. Cocktails
were also served in his honor
in the hunt room of the club
proper.
Word comes from the Corinth-
ian Yacht Club in Washington
that the Cavalier Marina will
soon be a port of call for Com
modore E. Earl Hengen, Rear
Commodore J. Albert Edmonds,
Don Holmes, Alton Mcneil, Ed
Altman, Sigurd johnson, Wally
Linfoot and Bud Sypher. Fam
lilies and guests of the yachts
men are expected to make up
the crews in the fiotilla, which
will be the largest from the Cap
ital area to cruise into Link
horn Bay. on which the club is
located.
Family Groups Guests
Family groups from Maryland,
Virginia and the District, prom
inent among Cavalier guests
this week, included: Mr.. and
Mrs. s. C. Livingston and their
daughters, Carol and Mary; Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur M. Casey, Mr..
and Mrs. Graham Barbee, Mrs.
Madeline Seaton and her son,
William B.; DR.. and Mrs. John
j. Pahir, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Fisher and Mr.. and Mrs. Pate
Monroe. all of Washington.
From Bethesda, vacationers
Evening star., 1955-07-31
EUGENIA hotel
RESORTS.
WILDWOOD, N. ].

On Boardwalk ~ Poplar Ave. Ph, 2-778I
Modernly furnished rooms, Private OF
Bathlns frsm hetsl. Is feet te Beach.
Modest kates. Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Ceuslep.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
BIind-Dote Tennis Meet
Played at Virginia Beach

Included Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
E. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
IO'Conner, and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hessick and daughters,
Ann and Sidney, who are occu-
See VIRGINIA BEACH, Pr. CT
Evening star., 1955-07-31
RESORTS.
WILDWOOD, N. J.
Less NGT0N
DRIVE IN MOTEL
LU-ERAN

SlO6 Ocean Ave. Ocean Front. PHI. 2-Itf6
a Apartments Maid
Serv. Free park'E. Owner-mgr. Lou Greco