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American Committee on Africa, Inc
p r z A M 3 1 z

FREEDOM and human dignity are in grave jeopardy in
me Union OF South Africa today The Government Of that
nation continues to extend reenessy its rses policy OF
spsrhed into fhe economic, educational religious and
o'ner sss OF fe The countless indgnfiss inflicted on
"ons o. South African people represent long end tragic
reversal OF freedom. 3'ft
me Government has arrested and charged with high
reason 80 men and women Of oil races including some
OF the foremost nonwhite leaders whose main endesvcr
'sss DECLARATION or CONSCIENCE. Page ~
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Britain's Wages Of SIM
"43 Die In Fiery Air Crash"

us SURVIVE, MOST ARE BURNED"
Newport. Isle Of Wishf--APj-Free Press. IlH6
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRBUNE
NY CHRIST, SECOND COMING"
SCIENCE MESSIAH MILLENNIUM NATION TO ALL
THE NATIONS, THE u. s., ALSO HAS ITS cRAsHEsl
AND THE CAUSES ARE SIMILAR TO YOURS
SABOTAGE ALWAYS 4 POSSIBILITY. WITH THE
DEVIL 'sfREOS' RUNNING AROUND LOOSE
AND YOU, LIKE THE U. S., HAVE TOO SMALL a
tses BRITAINs WAGES or SIM" Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-23

1t always has been, and
always will be the spirit, of
our heavenly Father, that fills
the consciousness of men.
that they may hold them
selves together, and wait on
His promises. And by so do.
ing, NOT destroy themselves.
because of the lust for human
power.
SING PRAISES
David. the PsaImist, never
failed TO sing praises 70 God
for the covenant. And for his
obediences TO Gods com.
msnds. he was assured Of the
fathers established protee.
tion TO fhe righteous through.
out all generations.
When Jesus was questioned
by the Sadducees concerning
the resurrection, he confuted
them by saying, "Ye do err,
not knowing the scriptures,
nor the power of God. But as
touching the resurrection of
CONTINUED On Page Al
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-Four Walls Not A Prison

Your interesting letter Of October II was most welcome
and many thanks for the generous tributes paid me-
Now to aid you in rising bit higher in THE Fathers
BVsiness"-Iife More Abvndantly' GUARANTEED bv
Christ Jesus and Christ, Second Coming" Christian
Science
Joseph in Egypt, per Genesis, first book Of the Old
IT, and his marvellous rise needs TO be taken as whole
heartedy abundant study prayer and meditation make
possible. Be Good Samaritan" your brothers keeper
Let God be attorney As per Iss 1922 The Lord
ldvine love Judge. your Iawgver your king How
can you fail Of triumph with such superb bseking7
tsee FOUR WALLS. Page ~
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Canadian WAGES Of SIM

IS TOTS SLAIN IN SECOND HOME"
"YOuNG BOYS FOUND DEAD IN QUEBEC"
"PoLIcE HOLD NOM. CHARGE DEFERRED UNTIL
INQUEST HELD" - ST. Hyaeinthe Que (cP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-23
"Deformity At Birth Causes Sought"

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
NY CHOSEN PEOPLE. cHRISTLIKE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS HAVE MAXIMUM PROTECTION AND
KNOW THAT l. THEIR INFALLlBLE PHYSICIAN,
AM LOVING, BoUNTIFUL. ALL-WISE. FEATHER
MOTHER GOD, ALL-HARMONIOUS"
THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE IS THE MANIFESTATION
OF THOUGHT lis EXCLUSIVELY VERY GOOD
Genesis 1881, 1000 B. c.
MYTHICAL, DEviLISH, ANTIcHRIST. ADAM
EVE PSEUDO CREATION EVOLVES MORTAL
THOUGHT IMAGES OF HUMAN BIRTHS, SIN,
DISEASE, DEATH, DEFoRMITIES, PESTLENcES.
AccIDENTSl LIKEWISE. THE coLIATH.LiKE
MORTAL THOUGHT MYTHS !-DISASTERs, WORLD
WARS, CONCLUSIONS OF so-cslIed NATURE!
tsee DEFoRMlTY AT BIRTH, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-23
"lke's Health Fine, Doctors Report

ROUTINE cHEcKUP FINDS HEART,
LUNGS, LIVER OK
free Press
WASHlNCTON-tAP) - President Eisenhower's ply
siesns said Monday after another hospital eheekvp that
The President continues TO maintain excellent of
health"
medical report the 67year-oId President which
went into particular detail TO his heart and abdomen,
reported nothing wrong
His general physical condition is excellent" the doctors
said after physical examination with labor atory tests at
Walter Reed Army Hospital Sunday and Monday.
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AIps' Record = 385 Die
IN ACCIDENTS

1857, recruits. IN. Y. Tribvne)
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
TRAGIC, PATHETIC, BUT MYTHICAL ADAM
EVE KNAvES AND FOOLS. MORTAL THOUGHT
IMAGES! - coUNTERFEITS AND BURLESoUES
OF INCORRUPTIBLE, INvULNERABLE REALITY
Externally HARMONIOUS. MATTERLEss
FLESHLESS SPIRITUAL CHRISTLIKE OF oMNI.
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE !
WHEREIN ALL OF YOU FIND YOUR TRUE BEING,
NY ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS
tsee ALPS RECORD, Page ~
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Declaration of Conscience"

excerpts from Declaration Of Conscience Pamphlet
published by international Sponsoring Committee,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-23
Federal Reserve Reduces Interest
Rate From 3I2%o To 800 TIA

FRI. MS. STOCKS RISE TO S BILLION 5,
ERAsNG WEEKS LossESI
Confirming Pres Esenhowers Economic Adviser, Or.
Gabriel Havge:
Assurance Seen In Fed Rate Cut"
"Hauge Looks To Business Climate
Gain"
BY Richard PhsIon, NY. Trib., ll/l6
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
INITIATION CONTROL AND TREATMENT VIA
THE HARD MONEY POLICY, NEcEssITATED,
OWING TO THE DEvIL-THAT GIGANTIC FRAUD
AND MYTH, AND HIS ANTI-cHRIsT ADAM-EvE
MURDERoUS CAIN, JUDAS. KNAvEs AND FOOLS
EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN BIRTHS
RAMPANT IN THE DEVILS DEMOCRATIC ADMIN
ISTRATlONS FOR 20 YEARS ~!
(see FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD. Page ~
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FEAR NO EVIL
God Protects Tie Rghieo4, against Gaf sDoo,
BY Elizabeth Ellington

Blessed the poor spirit for theirs the kingdom
of heaven
Blessed they that for they shall be COM
f0rted
Blessed the meek for they shall inherit the earth
Blessed they which do hunger and thirst after
righteousness: for they shall be filed
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policeman, ; Friends Lose Live"

Pembroke (cP) Windsor Daily Star l1/l2)
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
CANADA, LIKE THE U. S.-MY MESSIAH NATION
TO ALL THE NATIONS. BIRTHPLACE OF CHRIST,
SECOND COMING" SCIENCE MESSIAH IN NEW
ENcLAND-BOTH NATIONS, ALL NATIoNS-sUFFER
TERRIBLY, IN BELIEF, FROM THE MYTHICAL,
DEvILISH. ANTI-cHRIsT ADAM-EvE, MURDERoUs
CAIN. JUDAS KNAvEs AND FOOLS PSEUDO
MATERIAL" cREATION!-"THE CHASTITY FARCE
OF MATERIAL [-soeaIIed--l ExIsTENcE"-p IT,
c. S. textbook-IMPERATIvE FOR THE AWAKENING.
APPREHENSION, OF cHRIsTLIKE SANITY OF ALL
PEOPLES AND NATlONS
tsee CANADIAN WAGES OF SIM" Page ~
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NV0o = Suuu u03 ~
HENTI0N PRESS: Gods Mirade Ne
BY ANDREW r. FRveHAvF. e.s. = -
NOT TO REPLACE, vsURP. OR DESTROY HER PERM
10 Bring Comfort Ps-w-e-r mdLijerghes Fl
Pres. Eisenhower 'Chins Up No. Z!
by Andrew f. Euehak CG +++
Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet Of "our Father-Mother God, all.
the Scriptures BY Mary Baker Eddy with world
do Fruehauf-Martin Luther job ia this aselli
And how! Science Health, our textbook, Is Gods
HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROMEl AND THE
WIT WR,TER is HIS FRIENDl AND OF HIS PEOPLE.
Jesu. flowed righteousness and hated iniauity"i
The '4sLewarm' live in fools p.r.diss."i
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
PRES EISENHOWER SPEAKS AS MY HIGHEST
POLITICAL REPRESENTATIVE AMONG THE FREE
PEOPLES OF THE WoRLD-AND THAT MEANS
MY HIGHEST POLITICAL REPRESENTATIVE OF ALL
THE NATIONS. period!
PART
NEXT MORNING NEWscAsT:
MISSILES AND AIRCRAFT STOCKS RISE
NATURALLY.
BUT THE MORALE OF CIVILIZATION IS RISING
BECAUSE: WHOM THE gods WOULD DESTROY.
THEY FIRST MAKE MAD."-THUs AROUSlNC
RIGHTEOUS PEOPLES!
PART
1.-THE HEALING OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
is ON THE RISE AND CANNOT BE THWARrED.
BECAUSE EVIL IS A MYTH !-WHETHER A
MINOR FELONY. A COMMON COLD. OR A WORLD WAR
IN FACT, THE ENTIRE ANTi.cHRIST ADAM-EvE,
MURDERoUS CAIN JUDAS, KNAvEs AND FOOLS,
MATERIAL" CREATION Is A MYTHICAL,
DEviLlSH GIGANTIC FRAUD-NAKiNC NE, GOD,
A LIAR! = DENYING THE VALIDITY OF MY
DIVINE REVELATION OF 1000 3. c., RECORDED IN
FIRST CHAPTER, GENESIS.
MAN, MY IMAGE, NOT AN ADAM!
(See PRESIDENT EISENHOWER, Page ~
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you ARE VICTIMS OF THE SATAN BOUND"
HEBREWS, ROMAN CATHOLICS PRoTESTANTS, AND
ALL THE OTHER PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL,
THE NON.cHRISTiAN SCIENTISTS !!
MANS EXTREMITY is GODS OPPORTUNITY!
ERROR. URGED TO ITS FINAL LIMITS. IS SELF:
DESTRoYED"-p. 476, c. S. textbook too.
kNAvES, FOOLS, DOUBLING THOMAsES,'
JUDAsES. HAVE HAD THEIR DAY! LIKEWISE THE
DEVILS MEDICINE. SURGERY. PsYcHATRY,
cHIRoPRAcTIcE. osTEoPATHY - ALL THERAPEU-
TICS. INCLUDING CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH
VOID PRAYERS. INDIFFERENT. CONTENTIOUS,
OR HOSTILE TO MY INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE CHRIST SECOND
COMING" WOMAN" Matthew 1888, FULFILLING
JESUS AND NY PROMISE TO THAT WICKED AND
ADULTEROUs GENERATION" OF "ANOTHER
COMFORTER" THE "cOMFORTER. WHO WILL ABIDE
WITH you FOREVER AND TEACH you ALL
THINGS!
tsee FRANCE, Page ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

Inconvenience or were endan-
|gered by the recent political tur-
MOL in that verdant holiday isle
They might even have enjoyed
the experience Of watching the
street-corner aspects Of a Carib-
bean revolution"
The general strike fouled up
transportation, closed stores and
cast a shadow over the amenities
of the luxury hotels; also, geared
up plans to airlift Americans OF
the Negro republics island. Yet
the most disappointed American
tourists prob bly, were those
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'Coys Near Kingston
Draw Excursionists

KINGSTON.-Located a short
distance of the tip Of Port Royal
across the harbor from King
ston, capital Of Jamaica. are q
group of tiny islets. locally
known as Gays land pronounced
"keys"). Many visitors to the
island enjoy excursions by power
boat to these Gays. which have
pleasant white sand beaches
washed by crystal-clear water.
Best known OF these is Lime
Cay, which is also the largest.
Others are Long Cay. Drunken
Cay. Maiden Cay and Dead Man
Cay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

WiIltcr Tours OI Europe certainty
should include a few days at a
Swiss skiing village like Gstaad
Second. when skiing. they
should do what the instructor
tells them. I didn't-and broke
an ankle.
I came to Gstaad because
there was a short easing of in
European crises and my editor
told me to relax for few days.
Neither my wife nor were
skiers. but a little snow-rolling
seemed like good relaxation in
this cold. damp. cloudy European
winter.
Handy TO Paris
We picked Gstaad because it
is one of the best equipped ski
areas in Europe and is handy to
Paris.
We love it. The bright sun
shine. the clean white snow. like
icing on the ginger dread houses.
the skiers crunching through the
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all tips for the magnificent ser.
vice. Baths, as is the Swis.
custom, cost extra and are by
reservation only.
Ski lifts and tows. assuming
you use four or five different
ones a day, cost about $3.50. The
ski school costs another $3.50.
The ankle has cost only SIS
For that price / can afford to
come back next year.
The ankle won't bother me
DR.. Kaufman said it will be in
good shape in '58. But" he
added. "pas trop vitel"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

IIlClI maps are uldTkeu LOT Ine
dual highway that "goes through
the center of the Cape, with
nothing to see but scrub pine
mile after mile"
Route 6, they say. is intended
to furnish the cottage owner. the
week-ender, trucks and those
having business on the Cape with
a means of fast transportation
and to relieve routes through
towns Of high-speed traffic.
Visitors are advised that q
more interesting route is to &c
over the Bourne Bridge at Buzz
yards Bay on State Route 20 and
follow 20 along the scenic south
shore Of the Cape to Chatham
or Orleans. At Orleans, roads
converge into a single main high
way to Provincetown. On return
ing, they recommend the road
along the north shore Of the
Cape Estate 6A). This route
crosses the Sycamore Bridge,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

Take the Tamiami Trail east
from Naples through a vast
sub-tropical wilderness. Visit
Everglades City, center for
excellent fishing. See rare birds
like the ibis, egret, roseate
spoonbills in their rookeries
in Everglades National Park,
entered at Florida City. It's a
thrilling experience-a Florida
holiday. Plan yours now. 1t
need not cost any more per
day than ordinary vacations.
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Tri-City Service

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.-Pas-
sengers may now fly between
Fort Lauderdale.. Tampa and St.
Petersburg on daily Mackey Air
lines scheduled flights. Fare be-
tween Fort Lauderdale and either
Tampa or st. Petersburg Is $40.
plus tax.
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Fun in Swiss Village
Extends Beyond Skiing
BY RICHARD FRYKLUND
European Correspondent of The Star

GSTAAD. Switzerland-Looking the window over the
rootops to the mountain slope valley
can see scores of brightly dressed skers gliding with ballet
dancer grace
AS shift ankle to comfortable position on the
pillow 1t seems clear there lessons learned from
all this -
First Americans taking of the Increasingly popular
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whose flights to this popular
vacation land were Cancelled when
the airport at Port au Prince
was closed down.
After the tenseness and excite
See NOTEBOOK, Page E-9
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Silver Beaches

Cleaning white sand beaches
are a feature on the Gulf of
Mexico. You'll tan in a hurry
lazing on them. Visit idyllic
islands across blue lagoons
from mainland cities such as
st. Petersburg, Clearwater,
Bradenton. Go Smelling on the
old pirate islands of Captiva
and Sanibel near Fort Myers.
Ringing Museum of Art is a
must" at Sarasota, so is the
sponge feet at Tarpon Springs.
Haunting Everglades
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
An Island Cruise

You need only a thankful of
gas to cruise the spectacular
Florida Keys in your own car.
A ribbon of highway spans
tropic islands. Vaulted bridges
give speI-binding views of the
Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico.
Fishing is supreme. At jour-
ney's end you're in Key West
quaint with old weathered
homes, waterfront interests
and seafaring lore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
THE TRAVELLERS NOTEBOOK
Fastest Road Byposses
Cape Gods Charms
BY JACQUES FUTRELLE, Jr.
The Stars Travel Editor

Some Cape Cod people complaining that disposition
to route motorists the MdCape Highway U s. Route g.
robbng visitors of much Of the charm of that Of New
England.
In many instances the last two years. they contend ys
tors meaning to all of the Cape part of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
Visit your nations
only true sub-tropics
this winter where
these and hundreds
more spectacIes are
unique in America
cvlfsirsom Warmih

Right now, in February, the
GulfStream-tempered climate
of southeast Florida is more
like summer than summer
itself. Warm sunshine, balmy
breezes, myriad flowers and
palms spangle the landscape.
Rejuvenate in the dancing
surf. Fish for deep-sea game
sters. Golf on emerald-green
hnks--in shirtsleeve comfort.
See the sights in famous resorts
from Palm Beach to Miami.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
FLORIDA FEATURES

like Ponce de Leon, De Soto
and Menendez. Farther on is
world famous Daytona beach
where you drive on the sand
and stroll the boardwalk.
Swnlit Takes
Thousands of lakes in Central
Florida TEEN with big fighting
bass. Swimming and boating
are top water sports. Rolling
golf courses challenge. Explore
famous botanical gardens all
bright with azaleas, camellias,
bougainvillaea. Peer into the
depths of crystal-clear springs.
Box Singing Tower, a superb
Passion Play, water-ski shows
are a few more of the other
attractions you'll see.
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as some Of the necessary weight.
Shifting and body swinging /,
CONTRARY to instinct. Zone mus
lean out from a mountain side
for instance, instead Of I'M.
It is also difficult to obey the
instructions order, Pas tror
vite!". international skier Ian
guage for Take 1t easyp
I went trop vite, fell in q
tangle Of skis, poles and legs
and became the Gstaad Ski
Schule's first casualty Of the
year. almost all fractures here
are earned by non-school skiers)
Actually. the fun didn't END
with the spill. After q little
patching of the ankle I could
ride lifts to the tops of three
Gstaad mountains where l lie
on deck chairs in the sun and
send walters scurrying for hot
Swiss chocolate. And I can watch
the skiers. warm from the sun
and their exertionS. plunging
down the more than so runs that
converge on the village.
Cars and Chairs
| There are a dozen ski lifts
here. Little four-man cabin
cars carried up the mountain
on a cable; chair lifts; T-bars
that pull you up by the seat of
your pants. and a big sledge
which drags scores of skiers at
a time up one mountain.
It's not all skiing. The night
life is infoFmal-slacks and
sweaters-and cheap if you
don't 60 up the hill to the
Palace Hotel. A night out for a
couple. with drinks and dancing,
can cost about IS.
Gstaad appeals to all types
families. students, rich tourists
and poor ones. Our best friends
here are a diamond merchant
from Antwerp and his wife, an
American couple from Beverly
Hills on a two-year vacation, a
British nurse and a young man
working for nothing in the Pal
ace kitchen just to learn the
hotel business.
Big Names Register
You can also rub sweatered
elbows with movie stars Joan
Crawford is here this year and
Rita used to bring Ali to Gstaad
frequently or kings tmostly
out of work. like Umberto of
Italy and Leopold of Belgium)
or celebrities like Field Marshal
Montgomery, who is here now,
and Yehudi Menuhin.
All this snow. sunshine and
good medical care costs little
by American ski resort stand
ards. We have a room in the
National Hotel in the middle
of the village costing $1l a day
including three good meals and
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snowy streets chattering in four
languages-it is like q Hollywood
set built for Sonia Henie, only
real.
/ Some visitors just lounge in
the outdoor cafes soaking up SUM-
shine, but most of US have more
ambition. We ski.
| Gstaad. like all major Swiss
resorts. has a government-super-
viSed ski school where one can
learn the basics or perfect adj
vanced technique. The school also
is the village social axis where
you make friends for your after
ski fun.
Most Swiss ski schools are run
by a local champion, a man who
put the town on the map, as did
Jack Dempsey with Manassa
and Bob Teller with Van Meter.
Here at Gstaad. the school is
directed by ski-jumper Bruno
Trojani. one-time world record
holder and Olympic skier. Bruno
has retired to the school now.
His skiing is pretty much con-
fined to graceful demonstrations
Of technique before the classes.
Bruno or one of his dozen in
structors starts beginners with
simple. safe snowplow stops and
turns in the first class (where my
wife and I started. take them
on through fairly difficult CHRIS
tiana turns on long mountain
runs (where I limped out Of the
picture) and on to breakneck
turns, jumps and schusses down
what are more cliffs than slopes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

where the motorist can take
State Route 3 north to Plymouth
Those who would explore the
quaintness of the Cape more
thoroughly should pull of the
more prominently numbered
highways onto side roads in GER
tain areas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
Balance First Problem

Actually. basic skiing tech
niques come easily. once the in
itial problem Of balance is licked
and provided the student does
what he is told. It is difficult
TO follow instructions, however
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
Where America Begon

The roots of American history
lie in northeast Florida. Drive
along the st. Johns River east
from Jacksonville to where
Jean Ribaut founded a colony
in 1862. Visit Jacksonville
Beach, then Fort Clinch State
Park via the ferry at Mayport.
Southwark, St. Augustine's
ancient structures recall names
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
Reassurances Due

Reassurances Due
There appears to be no wide-
spread complaint that American
tourists in Haiti were seriously
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

Explore ali r'ov'aa...,and OF GOOD living
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Haunting Everglades
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TRAyEL
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BE SURE TO HAVE
SOME 81 BILLS
ON TRIP ABROAD

Today's tip from q travel
expert:
THE limousine has just
pulled up at London Air
port. and q glorious European
vacation Is just about over"
begins Stuart Wooster. dis
trict sales manager Of Pan
American Always here. The
driver wants his fare and the
baggage porter Is politely ex-
pecting q bob" or. two.
This is no time to dis
cover that. having used your
British money to pay your
hotel bill. q $40 travellers
check Is all you can produce.
For now, you have to change
Il into sterling at q slight
fee, pay the driver and porter
and be left with about 0Iz
pounds IN Brltish money
hard to spend 1t In New York.
All you can do then is change
II back into dollars, paying q
second exchange fee.
MY advice: Always carry
some one dollar bills to take
care Of the small, last-min-
ute expenses that crop up
when you are leaving q
country. A few singles can
save you money and time"
DO von hare a question
for q trapeI expert? Write
wour query to the Travel
Editor 81 The Std1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
GET Up AND GO!
Lourdes Is q Memory:
Torches, Song, Foith
D. MIRIAM OTTKNBER0
star star caEfeApendant

LOURDES. FFance-You follow the crowds through the
early evening darkness down after lined with
vsnir shops mostly selling religious objects.
dressed like bear offers pose for picture with
The brightly lit stores announcing clerks who speak
English German Spanish and Italian the photographers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
'PAA to Celebrate
Both Anniversary

Pan American World Airwayn
u cutting Q memorable birth
day cake tomorrow.
The airline Is celebrating IL
30th anniversary Of overseas
service. On October 2e, 1927,
lit became the first United
States airline TO set up an over
seas route-00 miles from KEY
West to Havana.
Tourists did not Immediately
take 70 the new service. Only
those on urgent business went
with the pilots. who few By
the seat Of their pants." The
first airliners took only ten pas
sengers without baggage. The
baggage came later By boat.