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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23
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PARIS. May % tR.-President
Rene coty sent out word today
he intends 70 nominate a sue
cessor for Premier Guy Mollet
within the next 4S hours in an
effort to keep his own date with
President Eisenhower next
month.
Persons who spoke with the
President said Mr.. Coty hoped
for swift solution of Frances
political crisis so he could arrive
on schedule in Washington
June 3 for q state visit.
But unless Parliament con-
firms a new Premier soon, Mr..
Coty will be unable to make the
trip. He was forced to cancel
his sailing on the lie de France.
Instead he ordered a special
plane to stand by to fly him to
America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23
Asks Quick Answer

International courtesy requires
that Mr.. Coty let the United
States Government know some-
time in advance If his constitu-
tional duties will force him to
cancel the trip. For this rea-
son he is pressing the warning
French political leaders to give
him an answer in the next few
days.
II Mr.. Coty's first choice is
unable to secure parliamentary
support. there probably won't
be time for him to repeat the
involved nominating process and
still go to Washington.
Oficially, Mr.. Coty still has not
accepted the resignation of Mr..
MoHet's Socialist government.
submitted Tuesday after is
months in office-a postwar rec
ord. But the Socialist premier
said he was definitely through.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23
On Caretaker Basis


Mr.. Mollet resigned when the
National Assembly voted $50
2l3 against his belt-tightening
program to finance the campaign
against the Algerian Nationalist.
He and his cabinet remain in
power on a caretaker basis until
a successor government is chosen.
Mr.. Coty began meeting lead
ers Of the various political parties
yesterday.
Speculation on the PREMIER
designate centered on politicians
Of the center professionalism
between the Socialists and the
right-of-center independent Re-
publicans whose negative votes
helped defeat Mr.. Mollet.
Men most frequently men,
toned we're former Premier Rene
Pleven, who heads q splinter
group which participated in Mol
let's coalition, and Pierre Pfiim-
lin, chairman Of the MRP (pop-
ular republicans). The MRP is a
slightly left-of-center Catholic
party which supported Mr.. Mol
let on most issues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-26

O'CEDAR YELLOW NYLON DUSTER-
"Moene- stotic" action ottroets and holds dust
Flexibility makes busting furniture, woodwork
and venetian blinds fost, cosy and more
thorough. 1000 yellow NyIon pad is wash
able, reploeeobIe. 2.29
WGL-Housswores, Isl Floor, North Building
also Chevy Chase, Corners and Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-26
light charcoal in a few seconds,
then use to make your coffee
ELECTRIC
CHAR-LIGHTER

Charcoal cooking is really simple when you use the
new electric Chor-Liohter There's no fuss or muss,
no kindine, no fluid, no flames, no smoke-it's so
easy to Just plug it in. lay it face down on top
Of charcoal Tor brquets) and in matter Of seconds
the fire is it, Then, in matter Of minutes, you have
beautiful evenly burning bed Of Goals reody to sizze
your food. There's no tanning, cooking or stirring
needed-no wasting Of time for fire to burn to proper
level After starting fire with chor-Lohte set il up
for use in heating coffee pot while food is being
erlIed Comes with 6-foot rubberized cord
WGL-Housewores, LIST Floor, North Building
=. also Chevy Chose. Corners and Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

NAAO 0OA10 III tllE lCCIk Uds VI
ernor sent to the Senate yes
terday.
Mr.. Wise, of Baltimore, would
succeed H. H. Nuttle Of Denton
The Governor made good on an
informal pledge voiced during
last falls campaign to find a
place in his administration for
George d. Hubbard. then the
Republican candidate for Con-
eress in the 4th congressional
district.
Board appointment
Mr.. Hubbard, who lost to Rep
reSentative Fallon in that tradi-
tionally Democratic district. was
nominated to the Board of Parole
and Probation for a six-year
Term. succeeding A. Earl Shipley
DR.. Webster Sewell of Nor
Deck was nominated to a six
year term on the State Mental
Hygiene Board Of Review.
The green bag made no major
changes in any of the Mont
gomery and Prince Georges posts
up for reappointment for two
year terms.
Ward w. Caddington of Silver
Spring was renominated to the
permanent board Of registry.
The Prince Georges LIQUOR
Board was renominated. It con-
slstS Of E. Brooke Kerby. Mrs.
Ruth M. Swami and Joseph v,
Wyvill, jr.
Other Nominations
Other Montgomery and Prince
Georges nominations:
The following were named tn
ywo-year terms beginning in NAV
end June. subject to Senate
confirmation:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

nadine Boyd. Chaptico: James L. Lath
am am. huTry; Lawrence Oliver Hayden
Supervisors Of Eleetlons--Leroy J
Tnopps ;s Valley Lee Rep2 MsrcI,
Gerald Abel. Leonardtown (Dem.l.
Substitute upervisOFs-Raymond Hew,
lett, Scotland (Rep.l; B. Harris Sterling
Leonardtown DENY.
Frederick County
Trial NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W. Ken
NEEDY. Brunswick; H. Reese Shoemaker
IT,. Frederick. Wilbur r. Shettield. jr.
Frederick; Paul M. Little. jr.. Thurmont
Charles D. Chilean. Emmitsburg; .Edwars
". Smith, Frederick, lsubstitutel.
Justices Of the peaee--Walter J. Davis
Frederick; Charles 3. Fregoe, Myersyille
Supervisors Of elections-Howard r
Damuth. Thurmont (Rep.l; Charles Ur.
ner Price. Frederick tRep.); George +
Grove, Frederick DEM.
Substitute SUPERVISORS - Mrs. Gract
Duvall, Route 3, Frederick tRep.): Lumer
F. Norris. Emmitsburg tDem).
Washington County
Trial Notwithstanding p. Krey
kenbohm, Ole Dewey ave-. Hagerstown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
MONTGOMERY coun.y


Trial Observation-Disclosures Peter Aiken,
sos sligo avenue, Silver Spring; Mans
neld NJ, Alternately. l1942 Bluhill road,
Silver spEing: Norman 4. Belt, 10 Brooks
$3.50 Howard avenue. Rockville: Harold
Leonard. Bradfor 10000 Sutherland
road ,os silver spring; Trad Bushart; 5sl7
Bethany Balderson Cook d m seas;
EphTaim r Pc Puy. Gaithersburg: J.
" lson Dodd 72l4 Spruce avenue.
1870 Greeneck road. Silver I spring: y John
Sanders Fulks. 4SI7 ST. Elmo street,
Bethesda: George G. Hardy, 4S79 Bat.
terry lane, Bethesda; Louis B. Hum
yd toO Aa Masn sisss Gsevs w Ghhss
Joseph lie Roi. 9307 Flower avenue,
Silver SPRING: John D.. Mackinnon. 1914
Marshall avenue. Rockville: Beulah H.
Justices Of the peace--John Francis
McAulifie, 4520 High street, Chevy
Chase: Floyd A. Monkey, Monrovia; Gel
'beret W. Nash. 1905 East-West high
T ss G GeSs a Geass SoSs 6 M HS0
oldfleld. 4S40 Bradley boulevard. Chevy
Chase. Mrs. Mary Jane Rinaldi. 1921
Blueridge avenue, Wheaton; Samuel r.
ssaO E %si S5 4S
Claiborne avenue, Takoma Park; War
rem Shantz. Washington Grove: Joseph
Schap, 1O411 Old BladenSburg road,
Silver Spring. Melvin S. Walter, 5919
Walton road. Bethesda
Supervisors OF elections willard A.
KING. 1909 Bradley boulevard. Bethesda
Rep: Delaney r Brown. Monrovia
tRep); Delaney F. Brown, Morovia
Substitute supervisors Of elections
Julian p. King. Germantown tRep) (:
r. Shirley Hayes, GAINESVILLE (Deml
Prince Georges County
Trial MAGISTRATES Nita S. Hinman
Crane. Upper Marlboro Cor Upper MARI
boro at largel: Grover Lee Small Temple
Hills for Hyattsville at largel; w. Brit
ton Moore. 2706 Lake avenue. Cheverly
substituted
Justices Of the peace-Mrs. June An
ton. AIT Boyd avenue. Takoma Park:
Mrs. Angela Rae Austin, 1B Parkway.
Grecnbelt: John Bishoff, Bowie: George
c. Boswell. Pisc 1taway: Mrs. Anna Bran
nan. 4l10 Thirtieth street, Mt. Rainier;
Mrs. Catherine Burroughs, Upper MARI
boro: Edward Grim. $500 Thlrty-Sixth
street. Mt. Rainier Mildred Carroll Cox.
Upper Marlboro Ellis c. Day, Bowie;
Miss AGNES Espey, 430S Hamilton street,
Hyattsville; Clyde Fletcher. Mt. Rainier;
Harlan Frey. PA Spring avenue, Takoma
Park. Joseph Gainor. SOLO street,
CAPITOL Heights; irving Charles HieGs,
47l6 Marlboro. Pike. Coral Hills.
justices OF the peaee--Lloyd z. Henry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

Paul Ottinger. Hagerstown; Jesse Shank
Williamsport; E. Austin Bike. Smiths
burg; Edward p. Frost. Hancock; Evans
H. Crossley, Hagerstown Uor Juvenile
causesD.
5ustieeS OF the psaceN oC Haines
spring; Samuel H. Lohmnman, Sharps.
burg.
Supervisors Of eioctions--Samuel c
Eckis. Williamsport tRep); Amos =
Reeder, Boonsboro (Rep); George w
Tingle, Hagerstown DEM.
Substitute supervisors--T. W. sumner
Hagertsown (Rep1; Leonard 8. Humel'
sine. Hagerstown (Dem.).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
New York Sets Census

NEW YORK. Feb. 81 (R.-An
interim census to be conducted
from April ! to June 80 will cost
New York $1,2O1,S70 and will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
Green Bog List Puts
Wise on Boord Of Reqents
BY the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS Feb 2chares Wise executive secretary
Of the Maryland Farm Bureau has been appointed by
Keldn the University Maryland Board
Of Regents. subject to State Senate confirmation.
Charles p Mccormick of Baltimore also reappoined
the board in the green bag Of executive nominations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

give employment to more than
|S.400 persons during the three
month period. The estimated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

anpopuaon proves true the civ win
or some 10000 to 10000 hgherget
mated than
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06

1890 Hit Parade
ll:00 Wrp Ing
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06
BY Ernest F. Fitzpatrick
(NIASAGER OF THE
WILMINGTON DISTRICT
OEEICEN

The result of recent Social
Security changes are now being
felt in full force in the Will
mington Social Security office
according to Ernest F. Fitzpat-
rick, District Manager.
Last week" he said, we took
care OF more than 100 items OF
business. These included person
al claims interviews. visits {,
.nelghborlng counties, issuance oil
new and duplicate Social Secur-
lty cards, providing information
approving applications for pay
mentS. and making changes or
adjustments IN benefits already
being paid"
4 This increase IN office caller.
has caused a showdown IN the
completion OF initial benefit
payments. Fitzpatrick explained
He SAID many Self-employed
.''' n.y. "' I manning dppIISI'l oi
''' '''' '''>' '''''e' ana a siz'aoI,
'''''''o'' "' ''''''" workers 'ho
" 'o''' > neglect 10 of'hs heeaSd
20 JUS "''GH '''tE ca" 10 MAKE
pnrso,, NJ. 49,.
coror,II,. - .;L
,,.,..,, ,,o,I. 800, - - 49,
.so So DO ,.,,,.. 80 r -, 80.
,yrr,,ors and v..a,,rs 90, 60 -,
.r4,r Al. -, 81. -
g.. 49,, ~ ",
.,,.4 ,,,.,,, ..r,..,...,, -. -,,,'. -.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06
Barney GIuzer

the fire." Replied the frantic
motorist: in the place my wife's
going to give me if I'm not home
by TO-"
Haven't been able to figure II
out as yet, but if this is free
country how come l have l.
pay for everything?
Dizzy Dean was held up and
robbed a few years ago. Next
day, he received a box OF ties
with this note: Dear Dizz:
didn't know it was you. Honest
I'm sorry. Here are some neck
ties" Suspecting the ties wer
stolen merchandise, the famou:
'baseballer refused to wear them
InSted, he passed them out I;
the umpires.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06
YourSoeiuI Security

venience TO the public, Fitzpat-
rick pointed out, IS that persons
tend to call at the Social Secur-
ity office early in the morning,
and early in the week. we al
ways have more people on Mon.
days and Tuesdays and more in
the mornings. "There'll be less
waiting time" he explained,
for persons who call in the aft
ernoons-preferably in the miG-
die OF the week"
This increased Social Security
activity is nationwide. Because
of It, all firSt-time benefit pay
mentS are being delayed some
what The local manager cX-
planned that persons who have
alredy made their applications
need not call back at the office
unless they are asked to do so.
The Self-employed farm peo-
pie began participating in Social
Security in 1855. Many of them
have just now qualified for pay
mcntS. Those who are already Is
should make their applications
before the end of April, 1857.
Retired women workers, wives
of retired workers, and widows
may now receive payments a.
age g.. These persons can make
their applications anytime be-
fore next Novcmber-and still
not lose any payments
Generally speaking" Fitz-
patrick said, persons will be
helping themselves if they bring
proofs with them when they call,
refrain from calling early in the
week, and do not make unneces-
Sary follow-up inquiries"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06
.Cerro Cordo
Students Win
Food Contests

The County Dairy Foods Dem
Contest was held Sat-
urday, February %.
Senior winners were:
Individual - Ann Williamson,
Cerro Gordo.
Team-Lucille Blackwell, Ann
Williamson. both of Ccrro Cor
do.
Junior winners:
Individual - Gail Blackmon
Old Dock.
Team - Alice Wallace, Kay
Blackwell, Ccrro Gordo.
The Senior winners Will COM
pete at Wilmington on June IL
at the Sub-DiStrict Elimina-
ton.
Further Dairy Foods Contest!
are District, State and National
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06
PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE

LUMBERION - A team OF
top administrative personnel
has been selected by the trust
eeS of the consolidated Presby-
terrain college, which will be
established in Laurinburg thro-
ugh the merger of Flora Mac
donald College, Peace College
and Presbyterian Junior College
DR.. Marshall Scott Woodson,
president of Flora Macdonald
College, Red Springs, has &C
cepted the appointment as act
ing president. He will also be 2
permanent viCc-prcSident. DR..
William c. Presley, president
of Peace College. Raleigh. has
been offered a post as vice
president, but he has not yet an
nounCcd his decision. DR.. Louis
C. LaMOttc. president of Pres
bytcrian Junior College. Max
ton. has been appointed a perm
ancnt Vlce-preSident. DR.. WI
liam Taliafcrro Thompson. the
moderator of the General As
Scmbly of the Presbyterian
Church. L. S, and long an cs-
tecmcd professor at Union The
illogical Seminary. Richmond
Va, has been appointed Consult
ant and Administrative Score
tary of the Board of Trustees.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06

DIG was bhC SAhofSS
ming star had ever met. i ask
ed: You look like you're IL
championship shape for the big
race. Are you ready?" She smil-
ed sweetly and replied: Not
yet. must first perfect my form
and increase my speed" Ma
am" observed. "if you i'm
prove your present form any,
you're going to need all the
speed you can get"
Walter Mendenhall rememb-
erS when small towns were
proud of traffic congestion.
| Out in Encino, a hill slipped,
endangering two expensive
homes. Down came the order
from the city engineering de-
partment: Unsafe. unless the
hillside is removed at once.
Now, the two owners are work
ing frantically to get the hill
out of there.
/ 4 reader inquiries: Dear Mr.
.Glazer. Everytime l take trip
with my wife she always for
gets TO turn off something. She
is apt to forget to turn off the
electric iron. What shall l do?'
/ Answer: Just make sure il won.
burn long. Leave the faucet on
in the bathtub.
/ Today'S Glazed medical ad-
vice. What TO do about the COM
mon cold? You have your choice.
/ If YOU don't treat the cold. j.
will last about seven days. But
If you give it careful and pro-
longed treatment it can be cured
in exactly one week.
Jack Gordon has a rich rela-
tive. But Jack says: Il pay nc
attention to his money. He won't
give me any and I haven't beer
sable TO take it away"
. Sign on a restaurant: Recon-
.mcnded by Allison" Curious,
asked the waitress: I've hearC
fof restaurants being recon.
.mcndcd by Duncan Hines, bu'
.ncvcr by Allison. Who is he?'
She replied: Hes the owner"
, Well. folks, have you seer
anyone you owe lately?
The young Japanese lad un.
derStood very little English. II,
had been hired TO keep tn,
house in order. Remember.
instructed his employer. "a plac,
for everything, and everythin,
IN It's place" The next day. III,
employer found the house in ;
'Shamble. Smiling, the younl
.JapaneeS domestic pointc
proudly around and said: Eve,
Irything everyplace."
! There's one thing can say
IN favor of folks who constant
tell me about their troubles. I
doesn't leave me much time :,
think about my own troubles.
! Young lady, if you want {,
marry him get on his lap, no
on his nerves.
Lady We know never weigh.
herself. When friends ask how
much she weighs. she's convinc.
ed it's much potter to say
don't know instead of it's non,
of your you-know-what bust
ness.
He was stopped for speeding
Sauntering over casually, tn,
motorcycle officer took out hi
citation pad and said. Where
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06
III CLUB WEEK

III Clubs throughout the
County will be observing Ma
tional al Club week with
special activity. Bulletin
boards will be prepared in
the schools. assembly pro-
grams will be given. there
radio programs will be pre-
scented and several Al club
members are writing special
articles with the topic What
Does All Club Mean To Me?"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06

Each year lightning takes tho
lives of approximately 400 per
sons and Injuries over 1000 oth-
ers, most Of whom are farm resi-
dents, according to records OF
the National Safety Council.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06

The greatest need of most
dairy farmers. if they are to
operate efficiently. is production
records on each cow in their
herds,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06

At silo filling time farmers
should watch out for . poisonous
|gas-nitrogen dioxide-that may
form in fresh silage. the U. q.
Department Of Agriculture ad-
lvises.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06

Farmers prices held at the
1855 level in 1856 after declin-
ing for four consecutive years
St. Paul recorder., 1957-06-14

For He is our peace, who
hath made both one, and hath
broken down the middle wall
Of partition between US. -
(Ephesians 2, l4)
The Holy Spirit surrounds
US with love and goodness.
with mercy and compassion.
We shut ourselves out by sim
fulness, willfullness, selfish
ness. But through devout be-
lief in Jesus Christ as our
Saviour and Redeemer. the
wall between us and our
Father in Heaven In broken
down
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

3. Limit your turnpike driving
to $50 miles a day.
/ The physical design Of the
highway and the roadside. the
nature of the landscaping-or
the lack of it-are strong factors
in evaluating the threat of high
way hypnosis. Where there is
an occasional farmhouse, an at
tractive barn. cattle at pasture.
the motorists attention and in
terest will keep him awake.
Each new turnpike has the
opportunity to make innovations
and employ the latest tech
niqueS. The New York thruway
relieves monotony by frequently
changing widths of its center
dividerS and through varied
landscaping. The Ohio turn
pike. with a minimum Sc feet
between opposing roadways, also
has a difference in elevation.
At one point the difference is
68 feet.
Invitation to Pause
The New York thruway and
Ohio turnpike maintain picnic
areas and Fairgrounds, the type
Of areas which invite stopping
en- route. The Garden State
parkway. leading to New Jersey
ocean resorts. recently installed
patioS. complete with umbrella
topped tables. for outdoor din
ing and cafeteria style service
at snack bars.
High. sustained speeds which
are possible only on. the long
distance express routes create
problems other than driver
hypnosis. The AAAs new book
How to Drive" for instance,
stresses that stopping distances
become longer with greater speed
and that safe following distances
must therefore also be longer
1t suggests that for each 10
miles per hour Of speed, the
driver should stay at least &c
feet "a little over one cal
length) behind the car he i.
following.
Turnpike Tips
, Other turnpike driving tips
. Keep pace with the traffic
: neither much faster nor slower
check instruments frequently
especially for speed and fuel sup
ply: check frequently in the rea
view mirror and. If you must stol
the car. pull completely off thu
roadway.
Several major new express
ways will be open to summe
vacationers for the first time
These include the Indiana turn
pike, completing the toll-roat
network from New York to Chi
cago; Florida's Sunshine Stat,
' parkway. Massachusetts turn
pike. Connecticut turnpike
northeast extension OF tn,
; Pennsylvania turnpike, Dallas
D Fort Worth expressway, ant
J the Will Rogers turnpike il
Oklahoma.
To Resort Areas
: All these will figure prom,
inently in the summer vacation
, pattern.
Within New England, new
Z roads provide direct access x
already popular resort areas anc
are opening attractive but rela.
= lively remote regions. The Mas.
sachusetts turnpike will saw,
> about 2l2 hours east-west acros,
/ the State. while the Everett
highway opening TO Concord
> N. H.. will save an hour to tn,
White Mountains.
The Maine turnpike will re,
duce driving time by about ar
hour and bring such Northern
> Maine areas as Mount Kineo al
MooSehead Lake within reach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
Invitation to Criminals
Can Ruin Vocation !.
1t
ophere.
ms. Pri.
4tes, too.
!, S\V~o0~
BY ]. EDGAR HOOVER
Director, Federal Bureau Of Investigate

This summer, make that you don't join tftS
those who thoughtlessy turn a vacation period int
TO burglars week." Unfortunately this easily dd1e
people guarantee themselves unhappy homecomme
sins of omissions and commission.
What do these people do to give the burglar break?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
Festival to Recall
Legend Of Niagara
Maid of the Mist

NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y
Although the second Maid OF
the Mist Festival will not take
place until October S through
|l3, plans already have been
formulated for the commemora-
tive re-enactment of the Maid
of the Mist legend. an annual
community project.
The festival is held each
Indian Summer" and IS based
on the oft-told story of the
beautiful Indian maiden who
sacrificed her life by going over
the falls in a canoe to save heI
tribe from disaster.
Miss Donna Waters. soon to
be adopted into the Tuscarors
nation, was selected at last
years festival as the 1857 Maic
lof. the Mist.
Many of the activities Of the
festival week will take place al
a model Indian village erected
on Goat Island. which separates
the American and Horseshoe
Falls. The village will include
a stockade fort. 80 wigwams anc
2 Lighthouses.
Among the activities SEIZED.
uled for the Indian village arr
tribal war dances and lacrosse
games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
JuneNew|yweds
Get Low Rates

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.
Honeymoon in June" the bis
bargain time when newlywed.
prove that two can live q
cheaply as one" Is again un-
derway in Atlantic City and ap-
proximately 500 couples are ex-
pected to take advantage Of the
plan.
Cooperating hotels and mo-
tells provide the honeymooners
with q special room rate while
restaurants offer two meals and
a check for only one to those
couples. who have been married
during this month of brides. -
A coupon book which the
couples receive when they reg
lister at the resorts City Press
Bureau in the convention hall
on the Boardwalk includes
some so tickets, each good for
some attraction.
Piers and theaters give two
admissions for the price of one;
then there are sightseeing trips
by bus and boat; rolling chair
rides. bicycle rental. beach
chairs. pools. plus other tickets
for the purchase Of gifts of one
kind or another at a discount
rate.