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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1957-03-16
Sen. Kennedy
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backbone OF Congress opera
tons, has been conducted atop
preparations for major
speeches from the Senate
floor.
In addition, Kennedy has
had to hold himself in const-
ant readiness to go to the
Senate chamber and cast his
vote on issues of pressing ma
tional Importance.
Somewhere in this crammed
schedule, Kennedy has man
aged to produce a lengthy art
icle for Life Magazine, which
appeared recently, and a hui
morous article for Look Ma
gazine, which will appear
sometime later.
WIFE ILLUSTRATOR
The latter article incidental
ly, will be illustrated by his
wife, Jacqueline.
The senator also has agreed
to write story for McCalPS
magazine and another for the
New York Times Sunday ma
gazine section.
Only last month he was mar
rator on the TV show Omni-
bus. And he has made two
other TV films in connection
with his speeches on the Mid
die East crisis.
In January, the MaSSachu-
sets junior senator was fea-
ture speaker with former Pre-
Sident Herbert Hoover at a
Hoover Commission conference
in the nations Capital. Their
speeches were carried on a
nationwide radio hookup.
Despite the widespread de-
mands on his time, he care
fully gives top priority to his
Senate work. Thus most of
his speeches and writings are
linked to his job in the So
called upper chamber.
He is a member of the Sem
ate Foreign Relations Com
mittee, considered the most
important single group in
Congress. He's chairman of the
committees international or
g nization subcommittee,
which deals with United Ma
tons affairs.
ONE OF FIVE
The senator also is a mem
Der of the Labor and Public
Welfare Committee, and chair
man of its labor subcommit-
tee.
This subcommittee is the
only one of the five under the
parent body that already has
begun hearings. Under Ken
nedy's direction, it is taking
testimony on the proposal to
extend the minimum wage to
100000 additional workers
throughout the nation.
Kennedy also is on three
Senate select committees.
First is one to pick the five
most distinguished senators in
u. S. history.
The Bay State Democrat
landed on this group because
of his beSt-Selling book, PRO
files in Courage, which, if it
continues at the present rate
another two weeks, will have
been on the best-seller list
longer than any other fiction
or non-fiction work.
Kennedy also is on the Sc
lect Committee to Investigate
Labor Racketeering. Any pro-
posed legislation that comes
from these hearings will go
through his subcommittee.
And Kennedy is a member
of the Special Senate Commit
tee to investigate lobbying.
In fact, Kennedy's proposed
legislation is being used as
the basis for the report of this
blue ribbon group. The report
is expected within six weeks.
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stop a lot of controversy per-
tanning to your policies.
BOSTON CELTICS
The Celtics have won the
Eastern Division and are now
coaSting their way through the
final games of their schedule.
On Saturday they took Oh the
very tough Syracuse Mats,
and were defeated 1892 in a
thriller. This game was lost
in the last ten seconds of the
final period with the crowd
going wild. I thing that one
of the most moderated play
erS in the league is Hopkins.
Hopkins either had an excep-
tional day or is just a mar
velouS player. He out-played
out-fought, out-roughed and
out-Shot Russell all through
the game. He is fast and
should be one of the outstan-
ding players in the league
next year When you go to the
Garden, keep your eyes on
this fellow. He certainly will
impress you with his skill. The
real attraction is the play
offs. Try to see these games
for the basketball champion
ship of the professional league.
BOSTON BRUINS
L dropped in on the Bruins
Toronto game at the Garden
That is legalized mayhem that
that is passed off for hockey.
1t was a tie game all around
In score it was 3-3 and in
punching, slapping, walloping
each other with their stick.
it was also tie. If you are
tired of seeing boxing bouts
or football, this hockey game
is a must on your list as it
is just short of murder
BOSTON RED SOX
I don't know where the Red
Sox will finish in this years
pennant race but it doesn't
look too good. My two colored
players are out on the Coast
with the San Francisco Seals,
a farm club of the Red Sox.
Something tells me, that if
the Red Sox continue with
their present club, a rush call
will be sent out there for them.
Johnny Murphy, the Farm
head of the Boston Red Sox
is out there now. 1 don't know
the significance behind it, but
he is out there and l know
that he didn't go out there for
the ride. All winter long, john
ny and I talked about colored
ball players and their posi-
bilites with the Red Sox, He
is very high on the colored
pitcher, Earl Wilson, and ac-
cording to him, if Wilson'S
curve develops this year, he
will bring him up right away
Wilson, is big, 6-3 and very
strong, the Newcombe type
has everything, fast ball, good
control, but needs to sharpen
his curve.
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ADVERTISING is the life of
trade. Before you buy and be-
fore you sell read the adver-
tisements in your local news
paper. 1t pays.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
SANTA RIDES
RAILS AS WELL
AS REINDEER

Santa Claus is riding
Norfolk a. Western rails
this year from the Ohio
hills 10 Eastern Virginia
and the high Carolina
mountains.
Sponsored by the N&W
since 1850. rail-riding San
Ia hops from train to train
during the Christmas sea-
son bringing cheer TO pas
sengers and TO young and
old along the right-of-way.
His pack holds stockings
for children and favors for
adult riders.
AS far as train schedules
permit he tries TO have a
word and a token gift for
every child who meets him
along the line. Hell keep
II up until December 70.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

more accessible to people with
limited means. It's q place Of
small and inexpensive hotels
and efficiency apartments with
kitchenettes. French and Eng
lish families gather there for
the summer.
Now we come TO Nice. q mod
ern city Of 25O.000 inhabitants
and 500 hotels OF every grade
from the old Ruhl and the
newer Negresco to small pen
sions. The winter clientele is
rich. correct and proper. The
summer is so thick with visit
tors that you can hardly move
along the Promenade des Ang-
laise. Highlighting the winter
season Is the famous carnival
on the Thursday before Shrove
Tuesd:y with its battles Of
flowers. parades and masked
balls.
Three parallel roads lead
from Nice TO the end Of the
Cote d'Azur at Mention. The
Lower Corniche (Corniche du
LittoraD follows all the wind
ings Of the coast at sea level.
Haunt for Writers
Nearest to Nice on the Lower
Corniche Is viliefranche-sur-
Mer. Although It's only 10
minutes from Nice. 1t is a diff
ferent world. For less than $40
a day. you can have sea. sun
and a comfortable lodging.
The harbor Is full of fishing
boats. The bouillabaisse is the
best. The artist colony Of the
past no longer makes its head
quarters here. but it's still the
place where the writer goes to
get his novel written away from
the crowd.
Cap Ferrat. on a peninsula Of
rich parkland, is q place Of
many private villas, including
the home Of W. Somerset Maug-
ham.
/ Now comes Beaulieu, a quiet.
exclusive place with the same
clientele you'd find at Eden
Roc and the most expensive
restaurant on the Riviera. La
Reserve. 1t is known as one
of the warmest places along
the coast during the winter
with only three days Of frost
a year.
A little further on lies the
tiny sovereign state Of Monaco
built atop a steep rock that
descends abruptly to the sea.
Here you'll find the ornate old
Casino which has progressively
added dice tables and finally
slot machines to its traditional
gambling: the more exclusive
Evening star., 1957-12-15
TRAVEL HELP
Four Guides
Are Listed
For Skiers
Here are some ski guides sor
the broken ankle set.

Here are some ski guides Cor
the broken ankle set:
New Hampshire--The 22d
annual edition OF New Hamp-
shire's Winter Guide lists "a
high capacity ski lifts. rs rope
tow areas. general winter sports
areas. Free from State Plan
ming and Development Com
mission. Concord. N. II.
Eastern Ski Slopes
for ski enthusiasts are covered
in the 1858 Eastern Ski Map,
listing major ski Developments
and recommended facilities in
the Eastern United States and
Canada. For 10 cents from the
National Survey. Chester. Vt.
New York - Annual guide,
entitled Let's Go Skiing in
New York STATE" lists 40 CEN
ters--slopes. trails. uphill trans
port and open days. with map.
Free from New York State De-
partment OF Commerce, ll2
State street. Albany Z. N. Y.
Colorado-Full information
plus map on 81 ski locations,
including elevation. season,
tows. highway routes and jumps
In a folder called ski Colo
RADIO" From Colorado Winter
Sports Committee, Capitol
Building. Denver 2, Colo.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Quebec Winter Curnivul
Covers l8 Busy Days

True TO tradition. Bon
homme Carnaval" will open
Quebec City's 1858 Carnaval
d'Hiver.
The genial snowman person.
flying the carnival spirit will
arrive earlier than usual, Feb
ruary !. for an l8-day celebra-
tion climaxing with Mardi Gras,
the eve Of Lent.
The winter carnival. revived
only four years ago after a
lapse Of rs years. has already
become one Of Canada's major
winter tourist attractions. AS
Ethe only North American rival
TO New Orleans famous Mardi
Gras. the Quebec affair has
been attracting q large flow Of
visitors from the United States.
Among the principal carnival
events are: The third and final
lap Of the 100-mile Interna-
tional Dog Derby, February Q;
coronation Of the carnival
queen at the coliseum, February
5; a ski competition and bob
sled races. right in the heart Of
the city and q costume bali,
February 8.
The grand carnival parade.
complete with floats. bands and
mummers. will march the after :
noon Of February Q and again
the evening Of February IS. Ski
jumping competitions In the
city and a skiers' festival at
ATLANTIC CITY, N. ].
Evening star., 1957-12-15

Sporting Club and the palace
Of Prince Rainier and Princess
Grace.
The Middle Corniche, built
for the tourists and completed
in 1899. boasts a succession Of
spectacular views and the an
cient and quaint village of Eze
1900 feet above the, sea. You
get a feeling Of being remote
from the world in the quiet
patio Of the Chateau de 10
Chevre dor.
The Upper or Grande Cor
niche. built by Napoleon on the
site Of the ancient Aurelian
Way. provides breathtaking
views Of the rugged coastline.
This Is the third way to get
to Mention.
From the beginning. Mention
with its mild climate has been
patronized by the English. It
is considered too quiet for the
American temperament.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

all localities - in the United
States they average about So
a day. plus Q cents a mile-the
business is highly competitive
in the type of services offered.
National. for example. offers.
on advance reservation. such
sidelight services as electric
razors. bottle warmers. baby
carriers. and racks for carry
ing skis in the snow country.
The car rental Arms are
optimistic about the future.
Next year the entire car
and truck renting and leasing
industry will top S400 million
worth Of business" Winston v.
Morrow. jr., executive vice
president Of Avis. said.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

nearby Lac BEAUFORT win be
held on February 10 and IL,
respectively. On February l3,
everyone will dance in the
streets before the ice palace:
many viii continue more for
mally at Chateau Frontenac's
l7th century regency costume
ball the following night.
The thrilling and often dan
gerous canoe race on the ice
jammed st. Lawrence River is
scheduled for February 10. Pro-
fessional teams will row, push
and pull their specially built
boats over a 2-mile course.
Special carnival dinners and
parties at leading hotels and
restaurants will highlight Feb
ruary II. The celebration viii
end on February 10 with street
dancing, fireworks and an
adieux by Bonhomme Carnival.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
YOU WON'T FIND
HOUSES OF PAPER
IN JAPAN TODAY

Today's tips from .
travel expert deal with
misconceptions about mod
ern-day Japan.
"The average American
traveller to Japan expects
to And paper houses and
shy. kimono-elad people. "
says Charles Hagedorn.
district manager here for
Japan Air Lines. In
stead. he finds skyscraper
department stores with
roof gardens and modern
sophisticated night clubs
filled with Smartly West
ern-dressed coSmopoliteS.
The plane passenger en-
route 70 Japan would prob
ably think a ski-toting
seatmate eccentric. Few
people realize what excel
lent skiing conditions pre-
vail in the japanese Alps.
yet skiing has long been q
popular winter sport In
Japan.
Something few Ameri-
cans expect anywhere out
side their own country is
cleanliness. But returning
travellers comment on
never seeing a speck Of
dust anywhere and are de-
lighted at finding delicate
flower arrangements in
spick and = span rest
rooms"
Do you hare a question
for b travel erpert' Write
pour query TO the Travel
Editor Of The Star.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Celebrate Is Years

Around the world during the
past week, American Express
employees with Is or more years
service in the organization eel
ebrated Quartery Century Club
membership. Biggest event was
a dinner for 1873 in New York.
Here, the two Quarter Century
Club members-Paul Hedrick.
district manager. and Miss Eu-
nice Turner. a secretary-ex-
changed toasts at q luncheon.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Open House for City

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.
tSpeciaD The entire popula-
ton Of this resort city has been
invited to a three-day open
house party TO celebrate the
opening Of the Gait Ocean Mile
Hotel next Thursday.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Rental Car Business
Starts Wooing Tourists
BY JACK JONAS

The phenomenal driveyoursef business has begun
In earnest 10 the tourist.
This year has concerted effort TO deveop-in
operation with the tours TO help bring
mercial and tourist of rental into balance.
About cent of the rental business In the past
Evening star., 1957-12-15
GET UP AND GO!
Cote D'Azur Resorts
Vary With Seasons
BY MIRIAM GUTENBERG

There's a French saying that hkens the Cote dAzurs
Cannes Nice and Monte Carlo the world the flesh and the
devil.
That definition encompasses the monied arstocracy Of
Cannes the advertisements gamb
ing Of Monte Carlo but doesn't all the resorts along
Evening star., 1957-12-15

mercial and tourist use OF rem
About 80 per cent Of the
has been commercial. Rent-a-
car operators feel they have so
far merely scratched the sur
face Of the potentially lucrative
tourist market.
Typical Of the air-auto
tours Is the new breakfast-in-
bed package trip to Texas.
Arrangements for that have
Just been completed between
National Car Rental System
and IL airlines. principally
Braniff.
II offers 3-day trips TO San
Antonio, Corpus Christi or
Galveston. It includes hotel
room. use Of a rental car. 100
miles Of free driving. and
breakfast in bed. The prices.
for three days and two nights
depending on the number TO a |
room. range from STATS 70
S4S.5O per person. In addition
to air fare.
All Of the big three"-Na-
tional, Avis and Hertz--have
concentrated on developing
tours this year.
IF we (the industry could
get Just 4 per cent Of the pres
ent inter-city travel market
the ones who drive" q spokes-
man for National said. "our
business and that Of the air.
lines would double"
Expands Service
Avis Rent-a-Car System this
year has expanded its efforts
TO develop vacation travel by
branching into parking lots.
garages, limousine service and
sightseeing operations.
Avis acquired the biggest
Gray Line operation in the
world-that in San Francisco.
II also took over the Gray Line
operation in Seattle. The latter
includes a ie5-ton sightseeing
boat. |,
Hertz Corp. this year began
car rental service at al Hilton
Hotels. Hertz already had such
an arrangement with Statler.
National with Pick. and Avis
with Sheraton.
All have moved to make
things easier on the tourists
budget. The deposit for car
rental Is practically a thing Of
the past. The car rental agen-
cies have credit cards. and
although the fact Is not pub
licized-the card Of one will
usually be honored by the
other two. Credit cards Of ma
jor Arms also are honored.
This year also has seen an
emphasis on the ''rent-it-h here.
leave-it-there" +, plan. Under
that plan. the man who rents
q car pays no fee for returning
IL once he has reached his
destination.
The drive 10 collar the tour
ist market is by no means all
domestic.
The big international news
with Hertz was its contract
last month with American Ex-
press Co. for worldwide car
rental operations outside the
United States.
Extends 10 Europe
The new firm takes over pres
ent car rental subsidiaries in
France. Mexico. Cuba. Puerto
Rico and Hawaii. II also as
sumes 1874 Hertz franchises in
22o foreign cities. Hertz plans |
even further expansion abroad
by acquiring agencies and
establishing new ones.
Just last week. Hertz began
a "rent-it-here, leave-it-there"
plan for cars rented here and
driven into Canada. The car
can be left at any Of Hertz
100 Offices in Canada. There
is a return charge for bringing
II back to the United States.
More and more European car
rental agencies have been seek
ing tie-ins with United States
firms. to gain the advantage Of
referrals. Avis this year ex-
tended its representation to 20
new countries. bringing its to-
tai to 81. National now has
$50 offices operating here. in
Canada. and in "a other coun-
tries.
Since rates are the same In
Evening star., 1957-12-15

A few hours from New York or Miami
via kim be in Curacao, heart Of the
Caribbean. Enjoy its luxurious new hotel
and barsain-loaded shops Then 90 on TO
discover many other glamorous islands
Evening star., 1957-12-15

on one OF KLMs CARIBBEAN FLIGHTS.
Any. itinerary can be arranged the
ones shown are suggestions You'll find
hotel rates low in the Southern Carib-
bean. SEE YOUR TRAVEL AGENT.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Oldest in Americas

ATLANTIC CITY. n. ,.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

Cap d'Antibes, its neighbor,
IS at the other extreme. Here
you1l find the exclusive Hotel
du Cap and Eden Roc. They
Gay you can find millionaire
under every rock at Edfn Roc.
Nearby Cros-de- Ca hes is
booming Under the hgt-war
trend Of making the Riviera
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Episcopal Laymen
Meet at Hialeah

More than 800 laymen Of the
Episcopal Church attended the
Layman's Deanery meeting on
Tuesday evening at the Epiphany
Church, Hialesh, the Rev. Geo,
L. Quincy, rector.
Speakers for the evening were:
n RI Charles H. Gerhardt the
Diocesan chairman, L. E. Cooke,
The executive secretary and the
Rev. Rees Hay, director of Chris
tian Education for the Diocese.
The speakers were interesting,
were loudly applauded and many
favorable comments were heard.
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FURNISHED 4 BEDROOMS
So0s DOWN

Down payment includes home and
furniture. Very nice 4 bedrooms,
dining room, living room, kitchen,
bath, enclosed porch, utility and
garage. Terrific good buy in this
Al location near NV 18th ave.
Good terms to you. See this.
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$5e5 DOWN

Like new 2 bedroom CHS, large
living room, combination kitchen,
tile bath, closets, utility, tile roof,
carport on huge lot in Opa Locka.
No closing costs. EZ terms, you can
buy today.
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the monster ~

DOROTHY HARRIS, Italian.
dale School marin and Willie
Barnes were welded last Friday
Ruth Hammitt and Lester
Wooten's marriage invites are
dated Sept. % Betty and
Steve ROLES addition is a two
week old girl Dorothy Ban
mister and Earl Johnson dated
theirs for November :. Ella Mae
Smith will exchange vows with
Emanuel Raining today, Sept.
81 Liberty City Elks are
clearing out their hall for their
follower Ball Oct. 81. While
international Masons, Inc. will go
sporty and have a Bermuda Par
ty Sat-, Oct, 10.
MAcK's Quality Cleaners on
62nd st., just few doors from
J&J Drug is another young bust
ness man receiving big well
come from patrons in those parts
The Morris Andersons are
shopping for baby wear once
again. Ditto the George Kilpat-
ricks and the Leroy Sargents.
Have you visited the Liberty
Bar since its recent face lifting?
When the murals are completed
Jacks Calypso Roorn -" top
anything this side OF 10th st. /.
Bert Wallace and Jimm.s reeves
at Cafe Society I have yet to see.
Known for stella attractions, the
uptown mite spot is on tab for
my weekend outing !. Bibbie
Marshall has added to his list Of
entainers Willie tutch, .oca i
who made the Big Town. Club
E"S's limelight sure to flick on
him.
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Adams Photo
Moving

A. c. Adams, proprietor of
Adams Photo 5tudio, formerly
Nu-Way Photo Studio, 939 NV
2nd ave-, announced this week
that his studio will be moved, eff
fective Mondcy, Sept. %, to his
home. 5000 NV 23rd ave., which
will be his headquarters for the
next several weeks.
The same high class service for
which he has been noted, will be
offered at his home as always,
said Mr.. Adams.
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Now is the time to buy
BANK RATES GOING UP
Let us Help You Now
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NEW 8 BEDROOM : 2 BATH
81. 495 DOWN

80 #. living room in this gorgeous
new 3 bedroom. 2 bath custom
built home with separate dining
room, all tile features, built In
vanities, walk-in closets, extra stor-
age space, picture window, patio,
carport. inside utility. ON large
Brown Sub lot. EZ terms on bal
ance. You will be proud to own this
home. Better hurry.
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THE 3lG smile was not intend
ed to display our dental work, as
the Little Lady would say when
we are in public. My camera
friend, Paschal, happened to be
on the scene (and quite timely !
must say). Looking quite nom
chalant in the background is
Milton Lurie, Booker Terrace
Lounge manager, where, Incl
IDENTIFY, the snap was taken. Milt
was commenting on the many
followers that Sambo Harrison
and his band has.
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PERSONAL

Friends of Mrs. jamie Reeves
regret to learn that she is suffer-
ing from burns received when hot
grease spilled on her.
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Mrs. Edward Braynon, 1925 NV
5th court, an outstanding PTA
worker, is i'll at the Christian
Hospital. Friends hope for her
early recovery.
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Mrs. Florence Cooper, $3.50 NV
18th ave. is suffering from an at
tack of influenza. Friends hope
she will soon be well.
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HARDWOOD FLOORS CITY WATER
$795 DOWN

Lovely 3bedroon living combination kitchen, modern BATH
drive huge beautifully Handicapped lot AAA location NV
18th Ave- No closing qualifying,
Don't wait, today.
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DESPITE THE Loss Of tn,


many summer vacationers and
many collegians who have return
ed to the campus beat, the We'd
nesday mite Talent Show, emceed
by Candy Williams, drew a large
attendance Petite Maxine Da-
Wis and Arvolean Thomas, her
hubble, Johnnie, is drummer with
Sambo, were sitting in on the
happenings /. Raymond John
sons path cher and flashy green
apparel) were cleared by well
groomed gent. Didn't have time
to get his monicker met
Ivy Williams and Mildred Dukes.
She's back after visit with the
folk in the Peach State /. Clara
Pinder (no relation to this cor
ner) bar maid at the Terrace, Is
nice knowing.