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CHEVY CHASE

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with trees. within VISITING dis
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price $4,000. good terms.
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New Depot
Under Wuy

A new $4,000 Chesapeake &
Ohio Railway passenger station
will open in Norfolk, Va. about
August l..
j. M. Hamrick, jr., general
passenger agent for the rail-
way, said construction is to be-
gin Immediately on the depot
Brooke avenue near Boush
street.
All Gao passenger operations
in Norfolk will be conducted at
the new location when the rs
by IS foot air-condition build
ing is finished. Fiberglas chairs
will be used in the sitting
room area.
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Stounton Offers History
For Weekend Visitors

Historic Staunton, Va, in
the center of the broad Shen-
andoah Valley, is just four and
a half hours away from Wash
ington.
1t is the home of the ma
tionally known military school
and the birthplace. of Woodrow
Wilson.
The Just Folks" Doll House
has an extensive doll collection.
including imported costumed
dolls, American period pieces
and many antique dolls.
Another attraction is the Old
Trinity Church. 1t was there,
in 1881, that the Virginia AS
sembly took refuge to escape
the British after fleeing across
the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Wilson's birthplace has been
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scum opened formally last
May.
In Dover. plans are being
made to observe the 275th an
niversary of the towns found
ing. This win be done May 3
and 4, on Old Dover Days,
when private homes, gardens
and museums will be open to
the public.
Dances Planned
There win be dances each
day on Dover Green-laid out
by William Penn in 1858. They
will feature the minuet.
Delaware's annual Festival
of the Arts opens May 8.
On May IN the annual New
Castle Day will be held in that
community just southeast OF
Wilmington. The Strand. with
its cobblestones and its 18th
Century homes including the
Dutch House, is one of the
big tourist attractions there.
Other Statewide attraction:
include the annual Miss Della
ware Contest, to pick a young
lady to represent Delaware in
the Miss America Contest. The
finals will be in Wilmington
May 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
American Tourists
Spent $l.o Billion
In Foreign TruveI

United States residents last
year spent more than $l.9 bill
lion travelling in foreign coun-
tries.
The ONCE Of Business Eco
Monies Of the Department of
Commerce. in preliminary esti-
mates. said 1890 million was
spent aboard and another $3.50
million getting there and back.
United States shipping COM
panies and airlines got $3.50
million in fares.
American travellers. spent 3.5
per cent more in Europe last
year than in 1856, Z per cent
more in Latin American coun-
tries and 8 per cent more in
Canada.
United States travellers spent
less travelling to Mexico's in
terror, but this was offset by
increased spending in towns
along the border.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
POINTS OF INTEREST
Maple Festival HeruIds
Spring in Pennsylvania

pete in the Taos Cup race next
Sunday at the Taos Ski Valley.
Entries are limited to skiers
who live at least so miles from
a recognized ski area. Skiers
also have been invited to COM
pete on a team basis.
j.a # X &. ati
SOUTH CAROLINA-Twen-
ty-five homes are included in
Historic Charleston Founda-
tion'S 18th annual tours of pri-
vate homes, beginning today
and lasting through March 80.
Represented are small homes
and large mansions, converted
kitchen buildings and homes on
Rainbow Row.
!; x 4
NORTH CAROLINA = Will
mington's Azalea Festival will
be held March 27-30 this year.
During Festival Week garden
clubs sponsor special tours of
privately owned gardens. The
Azalea Open PGA Golf Tour
nament will be played during
the festival.
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a choice Of sandwiches, dough-
nuts. and coffee, tea, milk or
hot chocolate, with seconds or
thirds of everything for the man
with an appetite.
A couple of railroads are eX-
perimenting with meals served
to coach passengers. but the
experiments have not yet hit
the New York Washington run.
Anything on buses akin to
railroad club cars is unlikely
to develop. A railways official
said although there is no legal
ban, it is company policy not
to serve alcohol on buses, and
that the policy is not likely to
change.
The give Star" service also
was inaugurated yesterday be-
tween Washington and Char
lotte. N. C. Extension of the
service is expected to clip about
four and a half hours of ex-
press service between Wash
ington and Atlanta.
TRAVEL BUSINESS: Tom
Gibson, formerly of Takoma
Park. Md. has been named
publicity director for Skyline
Caverns at Front Royal. Va.
Puerto Rico has opened a
branch tourism Office in Miami.
to be headed by Charles F.
Maya, formerly assistant direc-
tor of touriSm in the head Office
at San Juan. Michigan will
hold its sixth annual Tourist
and Resort Institute March
24-26 at East Lansing. 1t is
sponsored jointly by Michigan
State University, the Michigan
Tourist Council and the States
four regional tourist aSSocia-
tions. :, Scandinavian Air
lines System has named B.
John Heistein general sales
manager. Stig Anderson gen.
eral traffic manager and Jor-
gen Maehl regional sales man.
ager for the Central United
States. . The ninth annual
Pocono Mountains Hotel and
Restaurant Show will be held
April 1890 at the Penn-Stroud
Hotel in StroudSburg, Pa.
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adults and animals.
One Of the most impressive
annual events on Delaware's
tourist calendar is the annual
tour of Winterthur Museum
and the gardens of Henry Fran
els dupont. These begin April
% and continue through
May "a.
Winterthur is just west of
Wilmington on Route So. Aza-
leas and spring flowers in wide
variety are presented in the
acres of gardens. In the mu-
scum itself there are 20 rooms
tracing American culture, and
home life from 1910 to 1910.
Museum Tour
The museum tour is sched-
uled Tuesday through Satur-
day on the dates mentioned.
Only the gardens will be open
on Sunday this year.
Open for the first time for
the full 1858 spring season is
Hagley scum on the
Brandwine River near VIII
mington. Early water power in
dustry is depicted through
dioramaS and displays in an
old textile mill converted for
museum PURPOSES. The mu-
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Cancel Boy
To Cut Rates

Cancel Bay Plantation on st.
John in the Virgin Islands will
go on summer rates May /,
with redctions up to 80 per
cent.
Cancel Bay is operated by
Jackson Hole Preserve, a nom
profit conservation foundation
supported by the Rockefeller
family.
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from the bar or a done-just-
right filet mignon from the
galley?
Step into the rest room at
the rear of the bus for a quick
shave with the electric razor
provided by the bus company
before you arrive in New York?
Be in the New York Port
Authority Terminal in mid
town Manhattan within 4 hours
after you leave Washington?
Well, keep dreaming. Some
of this is yet to come. and some
Of it may never happen.
But a big chunk of it did get
under way yesterday. railways
went after a slice of the dying
New k-Washington rail-
road passenger business by in
augurating its Five Star Lux
ury Service" between the two
cities.
Red Carpet Treatment
The red carpet was there,
and so was the hostess.
The seats still leave some-
thing to be desired in the way
of body and leg room. but there
is a distinct improvement.
There were meals-sand-
wiches and beverages-but al
cohol still is verboten.
The nonstop schedule calls
for 4 hours and 90 minutes,
but a special preview run ear
lier in the week indicated that
the dreamed-of four-hour
schedule is not far off. The
previeW run made it, without
pushing, in 4 hours and z min
uteS.
And a boon to mankind-and
womankind who has to look at
mankind-is the electric razor
provided for sprucing up before
your appointment.
For these and other emolu-
ments such as background mu-
sic, and pillows. there is q $l.1C
surcharge in addition to the
regular one-way fare of $3.50
plus tax between Washington
and New York.
Bus Menu
The menu aboard consists OF
a choice of fruit juice, hot soup
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
SWISS INDUSTRY
SETS 1858 FAIR

The Swiss Industries Fair
at Basic. which brought
more than 10000 visitors
last year, will be held this
year April 1922. More than
$500 exhibitors will take
part.
One of the big attrac-
tons will be the watchmak-
ing fair which is organized
as a compact exhibition by
160 firms in the watchmak-
ing industry. There is a
new machinery hall this
year.
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restored and Is open to the
public.
To reach Stauaton from
Washington the American Au-
tomobile Association suggests
taking Memorial Bridge and
U. S. so to Fairfax Traffic Circle
and then west on U. S. 211 into
New Market.
At New Market take U. S. II,
which leads into Staunton. The
149 miles can be driven in
about four and a half hours.
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PENNSYLVANIA-The Som
erset County Maple Festival
March 21-23 at Meyersdale
features tree-tapping, taffy-
pulling, sugaring off and a
Maple Ball complete with
reigning queen.
/: X X X
CALIFORNIA-Lone Pine in
the Alabama Hills-'location'
for many Western movies-will
hold its annual Stampede May
ell, with a pet parade. bar
becue, dances and a rodeo.
= 4 =
COLORADO - Gov. Nichols
has hung out the welcome sign
for vacationists by proclaiming
April 6-12. Colorado Dude and
Guest Ranch Week.
y 4 # X
NEW MEXICO-Only fiat
landers" will be allowed to COM
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British Tours

British Transport Waterways
has again organized its Heart
of England" cruises on Oxford
Canal. They begin May S, and
take in such spots as Sulgrave
Manor, ancestral home of
George Washington; Warwick
Castle and other historic sites
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
GET. UP AND GO!
Bus Company Seeks
ToLure the Elite
BY JACK JONAS
star Travel Editor

How would you like to:
Stroll red carpet step aboard New York-bound
bus greeted comely hostess trim red uniform?
Relax comfortable with all the body and leg
of q hrst-class air flight?
Have the hostess beck and call to bring martini
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RESERVATIONS: See Travel Agent or call New York,
LOngacre $4,000 Chicago. Financial 6-2772 San
Francisco, Yukon 6-O576 Miami Franklin o-5427
Pittsburgh, cOwf $1,000 Toronto Empire 1921
or can Uy Hilton Hotel
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First State Reodies
For Spring Tourists

DOVER DEL OSpeciaD Delaware has big plans for its
summer vacation season.
The traditional opening of the tourist Easter
Sunday with Boardwalk Parade Rehoboth Beach, the
Atlantic Route IA.
There win be prizes fancy dress for YOUNGSTERS
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Coconut Harvest

Hugh Taylor Birch State
Park at Fort Lauderdale, Fla,
permits visitors to gather COCO
nuts which fall from the parks
trees.
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HAVANA, CUBA

HAVANA, the glamorous,
gay capital of Cuba, provides
a sophisticated setting for the new 30.story
high Habana Hilton. Overlooking Havana, his
torc Moro Castle and the harbor, this spec
tacular, completely air-conditicned hotel offers
$50 lavishly appointed rooms and suites, each
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NEW MEXICO-Only fiat
landers" will be allowed to COM
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Bus Menu

The menu aboard consists of
a choice of fruit juice, hot soup,
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-06-13

North Carolina a total of PATS
cars were sold-new cars. In the
first four months of 1857, new
car sales in this State totaled
32,867.
Little February this year ran
better than April by 5,846 new
car sales to SAC.
FORD VS.. CHEVY In the
four-month period January
through April-In 1857, there were
9,549 new Fords sold in North
Carolina to 1929 Chevrolets..
This year, Ford led Chevrolet in
the four-month period in North
Carolina by 1862 to CAST.
But in the Nation as a whole
it is quite another matter indeed.
Time Magazine in its June 8 issue
says in a special note that Chew
rolet, "after losing first place to
Ford last year, is so strong that
it has produced more cars this
year than all divisions of Ford
Motor Co. Score: 578,189 Chevvys
to 490,286 Fords, Mercurys, Edsels,
Lincolns, and Thunderbirds.
NOTES Politicians here are
watching with interest the speech
making abilities of young Bowman
Gray, president of Reynolds To-
bacco Co. Charles Bradshaw,
popular young businessman here
who ran third in a four-man race
for the State Senate and a former
city councilman, is stepson of
the late A. j. Maxwell, who ran
third for Governor in 1910 (behind
w. P. Horton and j. M. Brough-
ton) =. The son of the late w. p
Horton and son-in-law of Carl
Goerch will be in the House from
Chatham County And Irwin
Belk of the store Belk's in Char
lotte led the ticket in Mecklenburg
and will be in the House--if he
can get by Charlotte Republicans
this fall---which of course he can
Coaches are saying Wake
Forest has the best upcoming
freshman basketball team in the
whole u. S. A. with one. player
superior to Wilt-the-Stilt.
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AVON PERSONALS

Mrs. Glib Gray Jr. and son.
Osborne, are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Williams at
New Bern.
John O'Neal, U.S.C.G., Balti-
more, spent the week end here with
his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Gray and
children of Greenville returned
Monday after a week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins Gray and
son, Collins, Jr. of Portsmouth,
Va, are visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Gray Sr.
Mrs. Evan Williams Jr. visited
in Elizabeth City with Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Pritchard.
Rev. and Mrs. B. E. Bingham
and daughter Sue are visiting in
Cherry Grove, S. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Barnette
and son visited in Ocracoke Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gray Jr. and
daughter Jean of Georgia visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Scarborough.
Their granddaughter, Starr Ray,
returned with them Sunday, for a
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moody Meekins
are visiting their son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Moody
Meekins, Jr. in Groton, Conn.
Mrs. J. T. Gray of Gardena, Cal
ifornia and w. A. Reiff of Haw-
thorne, California left Thursday
for their homes after visiting their
sister and sister-in-law, Mrs.
George w. Meekins. Monday they
visited an uncle and aunt, James
A. Basnight of Pleasant Ridge,
Va. and Mrs. Rachel Gregory of
Back Bay, Va. And also Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Greet of Point Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Scarbor-
ough Jr. and sons of Cape May,
N. j.; spent two weeks here.
Mrs. Lizzie Gray is visiting in
Morehead City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Hooper Jr.
and sons of Elizabeth City visited
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Hooper ST.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Scarborough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Gray We're
in Manteo last week.
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ROANOKE ISLAND CLUB
AND LODGE MEETINGS

MASONS: Manteo Lodge, Sec
ond and Fourth Monday Evenings,
in Manteo Town Hall. Wanchese
Lodge, First and Third Thursdays,
Wanchese Lodge Hall.
EASTERN STAR, Second and
Fourth Thursday evenings in Wan
cheese Lodge Hall.
ODDFELLOWS, Each Tuesday
evening in Manteo Town Hall.
REBEKAHS. First and Third
Monday evenings, Manteo Town
Hall.
MANTEo ROTARY, each Mon
day evening, and MANTEO
LIONS, First and Third Tuesdays
in Community Building.
WANCHESE PURITAN, third
Fridays, Wanchese schoolhouse.
DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS;
Second and Fourth Fridays. 7:3O
PM, Wanchese Masonic Hall.
AMERICAN LEGION, Fl. Ra-
leigh Post No. 26, End Thursday,
1880 pm, Community Bldg, Man
teo.
ROANOKE ISLAND GARDEN
CLUB meets at 2:30 in the after
noon, first Thursday of each
month, in the homes of members.
MANTEo WOMAN'S CLUB,
second Tuesday each month.
Homes of members, 8 pm.
DARE co. SHRINE CLUB, first
Monday each month, 500 PM,
clubhouse, Mays Head.
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SURPRISE Of the several
surprises produced by the recent
Democratic victory, the biggest to
aus included the following:
The ease with which William Y.
Beckett whipped William T. Hatch
for the Superior Court judgeship
in this (Wake County, district.
About six to one.
The sorry run made by Veteran
Legislator Jim Vogler in his
bid for a State Senate seat in
Mecklenburg County. He ran third
and failed to carry a single box.
If we are not mistaken, Vogler
has never lost a House try, never
won a Senate try.
The tremendous victory of Con-
gresham Ralph ]. Scott of Dan
bury over Winfield Blackwell of
Winston-Salem and Twin City
Mayor Marshall Kurfees. He re-
ceived roughly twice as many
votes as Blackwell and about five
times as many as Kurfees. Now
who was the young gentleman
planning to take on Scott in 1860?
The narrow squeak OF Congress
man George Shuford over New
conner Heinz Rollman in the
Twelfth general Asheville area)
District.
LITTLE THINGS Just a lot
of times elaction results tl1In IN
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WENT TO VIRGINIA

WENT TO VIRGINIA Our
town and city streets in North
Carolina frequently have a much
worse appearance than our inter-
city highways.
While in Chicago recently on
that industry-hunting trip, the
Governor and two or three friends
cornered firm representative
and-asked him seriously for an
honest answer as to why his COM
pany decided to locate their South
ern plant in Virginia instead of
North Carolina.
The solemn answer he gave was
that his Investigators had found
the N. C. city in which they plan
ned to locate "too filthy looking
. too dirty the streets were
terrible"
And so they located in Virginia.
Was that is that your
city?
CAR SALES During the
first four months of this year in
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LITTLE THINGS Just a lot
of times election results turn or
little things, a favor here, a visit
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there, a bad walk, a twisted eye
brow. 1t has been said many times
that Tom Dewey's $40 hairs over
inch-square mustache-kept him
inch-square mustacht-kept him
from the Presidency of the United
States.
They say in the Elizabeth City
area that ]. William Copeland of
Murfreesboro beat out A. P. God
win of Gainesville for the State
Senate on May 81, because Cope
land visited a certain precinct in
Currituck County-He went there
duck-hunting often-and Goodwin
did not. The votes in that little old
precinct spelled the difference.
An eye infection kept George
Shuford off the campaign trail in
the Twelfth and nearly cost him
his seat in Congress. But it also
got him a few sympathy votes.
Also, politicians should remem-
Der this slogan now going the
round in business circles: There's
hardly any business got nowadays
that amt went out after"
LONG WEEK END If you
are planning a vacation trip the
July 4 week end, you'd better make
your reservations within the next
80 minutes or you may find your
self sleeping in the car.
Reason: July a this year falls
on Friday. That means everybody
on State and Federal payrolls will
take off on Thursday after work
and have a full three-day week
end.
All North Carolina banks have
received permission from the Gov
ernor to close on Saturday, July
5. July is already a banking
holiday. Money is taking a few
days off.
THE STATION Represent
ing the Governor the other day
at Travel Host School, Secretary
Ed Rankin said service station
has been described as place
where you "fill up the car and
drain the family.
And on this litterbug campaign
which is doing so much to clutter
up your car and clean the high
ways, Rankin said that Luther
Hodges is no Johnny-come-lately
to the keep-the-highways-cTean
business. 1t started years ago be-
fore Hodges ever considered run
ming for political office.
The Hodges children even now
tell of how they used to fill their
pockets with chewing gum wrap
pers and the like because their
daddy stubbornly refused to let
them throw them out the car win
dows.
WENT TO VIRGINIA Our
town and city streets in North
Carolina frequently have a much
worse appearance than our inter-
L,
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CAR SALES During the
first four months of this year in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-18

lore them rose majestically above
them and descended behind them.
10 the Egyptians it was like a
dark curtain, while on the side of
the Israelites it shed a radiant lipbt
on all the encampment. Then God
sad to Moses: Lift thou up thy
rod, and stretch out thine hand over
the sea, and divide it: and the
children of Israel shall go on dry
ground through the midst of the
sea-" And God caused a strong
east wind to blow all that night
to make the sea bed dry. Try to
imagine yourself among that vast
assembly of the Israelites. Don't
you think it took a lot of faith for
Moses to believe and to obey Gods
instruction Well, he did as God
had commanded him, and we read
that the Red Sea parted in two,
with the roaring, kissing waves
piled up like "a wall" on either
side of the Israelites. What a
spectacle that must have been!
The Egyptians followed after
them into the midst of the sea,
but God troubled the host of the
Egyptians, and took off their
chariot wheels so that the Egyp-
tians said, Let US flee from the
face of Israel; for the Lord fighteth
for them against the Egyptians.
And the Lord said unto Moses,
Stretch out thine hand over the
sea and the waters returned
and covered all the host of
Pharaoh"
Their gratitude to God for this
mighty deliverance found express
ion in a song of triumphant joy
and thanksgiving, spoken of in the
Bible as "the song of Moses"
And so, boys and girls, when
you are passing through a Red
Sea experience, remember that
what God did for the Israelites He
is fully able and willing to do for
you as you call upon Him to help
you.