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First Pic Wins
Charles Town
Sprint Again I
BY DICK O'BRIEN
star star writer

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va.
Aug. l5-Gerald 8. Moore's
First Pic. who set q track req
ord for q ~ furlonss here
last Monday. came right back
again today TO win the fea-
tured Rion Han Purse before
Q crowd Of o,5l7.
Apprentice Frank Northcutt.
who had his finest day Of the
meeting with three winners ard
three seconds. rode. First Pic to
victory, and despite the s-year-
old mares late rush she was
unable to break her own record
for the distance. Monday she
was clicked in 4s seconds nat,
and today in 48M.
First Pic paid $40, $3.50
and $40. while Gentle Slam,
the favorite. returned $3.50 and
$2.40 and Beau Priann S3AO to
show.
Gentle Slam. ridden by Earl
Phelps, took the lead at the
break and opened up a four
length advantage down the
backstretch. At the far turn
Gentle Slam appeared to have
the race well in hand.
But Northcutt. who took over
the riding lead Thursday from
another apprentice, Mason
Gordon, went to the whip and
the mare responded immedi-
ately. 81
First Pic took out after the
front-running Gentle Slam as
they rounded the trun and
moved up with Q burst Of speed
in the stretch, collared the
leader at the sixteenth pole
and won by q length.
None Of the other starters
offered any opposition to the
leaders.
Northcutt's triple, in addition
to First Pic. included Quarrel
t$6.20) in the first race and
Shilling ($8.80) in the eighth.
He was second with Space Ace
in the second, Come On Fred
in the Fourth and Bill Pac in
the fifth.
The daily double, with
Quarrel winning the first and
Roman Count, ($4.40) the sec
ond, amounted to 5000. The
cashable numbers were 4 and !.
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Ycaza Takes
Saratoga Cap
On Bald Eagle
sARArooAsP SPRINGS. n. Z.

SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. =.
Aug. is (AP)-cain Hoy
Stables Bald Eagle. under 9
brilliant ride by Manuel Ycaza
survived q thrilling finish to-
day in the 47th edition Of the
$s7.5oo Saratoga Handicap for
. neck decision over Wind
fields Farms Grey Monarch.
Running In fierce heat--it
was 90 In the shade the two
horses crossed the wire q little
less than two lengths before
Mrs. Tilyou Chirstopher's
Amerigo. while Edward Potter's
Plion. the Whitney winner q
week ago, wound up . dull
fourth in the field Of seven.
Bald Eagle. . stakes winner
both In England and America.
was the lightweight at l20
pounds. conceding from 5 to II
to the others. Favored by the
crowd of 2l.l2l. the son Of
Nasrullah paid $3.50. $3.50 and
e2.7O. He covered the mile
and-one-quarter in 2.03.
Grey Monarch. who carried
III pounds. paid $500 and
$40. Amerigo. the second
choice, under ia. was $3.50 to
show. Both Grey Monarch and
Amerigo were bred In England.
Bald Eagle, q welcome addi-
ton to the handicap ranks, was
fourth In his last start In the
Brooklyn Handicap at Jamaica.
Before that, he had won the
historic Suburban Handicap at
Belmont Park. His share Of the
purse today was $36.775. raising
his 1859 total to $124, 745.
X. d. Smiths Coloneast, O
New England invader. set the
pace for about = mile. He was
pursued BY Plion. Bald Eagle
and Amerigo In that order.
Bald Eagle, in, close but
steadied along. took on from
the rail leaving the eighth pole.
swept past Amerigo, Plion and
Coloneast and had enough left
to Withstand the late rush Of
Grey Monarch. The latter
raced wide throughout and just
missed. Amerigo. on top for .
while. weakened. rs did Flion.
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Continued from Page D-1
Era hung on for second money,
with Terra Firma . length be-
hind in third place. Manassas
was fourth and Furyvan last in
the field Of I'VE. Tall Chief II
was scratched.
Round Table. who carried 1872
pounds, II more than Tudor
Era. paid $3.50. $3.50 and 1920
and boosted bis ail-time earn-
ings to $l.466.lss. Tudor Era
paid $500 and $40, while
Terra Firma was $3.50 to show.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY.
Aug. IS (AP}-Six new names,
those Of two horses, two train
ers and two riders, have been
added to the turf's Hall Of
Fame. it. was announced today
by Walter NJ. Jeffords. presi-
dent Of the National Museum
Of Racing.
The names were selected
through q national poll Of
press. magazine. radio and TV
sports experts. Calumet Farm,
not too surprisingly. dominated
the result. 5
The horses elected. from q
List Of 10 performers Of the
l94t-1o5O period inclusive. were
Calumet's Triple Crown stars
the great Citation (lo48) and
the late-running, long-tailed
express. Whirlaway (ls4l).
Jimmy Jones Named
Swept in with Calumet thor
oughhreds was the Calumet
trainer. Horace A. (Jimmy)
Jones, who joins his famed
father, Ben. In the Hall Of
Fame. Ben was elected last
year. along with Sunny jim
Fitzsimmons and Hirsch Ja-
cobs.
Jimmy, now 81. was named
along with Max Hirsch. 70
King Ranch trainer who Led
Jimmy in the balloting.
Hard riding, controversial
Bill Hartack. three-time ma
tional riding champion, and
Johnny Lotus, 1irst to win the
Triple Crown (Sir Barton
1870, were the jockeys elected
They join Eddie Arcaro. john
ny Longden and Willie Shoe
maker, named last year. and
i've other great riders Of ar
earlier era.
Hartack Gets ESQ Votes
Citation, Hartack and Hirsch
won easily In their divisions
Hartack polled $50 votes. Cita.
ton 3S7 and Hirsch 376. Whirl.
away received $50 votes, Lotus
ITS, and Jones 261.
Lotus, oddly enough, Is besi
remembered for q failure. HI
was aboard the fabulous Mar
|O' War when Big Red lost Il
Upset for his only defeat.
Count Fleet finished third ir
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Boil Park Card HiehIights
Three Wrestling Shows Here

Three wrestling shows are
scheduled in the Washington
area during the next eight
days. highlighted by a special
show August "a at Grifiith
Stadium.
Tomorrow night at Marl-
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Saratoga Results
~ the Associated Press
- 80 - 80.

FIRST RAcE--Purse, $4,000: claim.
Ing: maiden S-year-olds and Up: !
i$ss:l ssy y. sU...,y, see "a. 2.:ss
Battle Man tNelsenI $50
Gal Rou'e. Gregory f., oustayius.
Hay Loft. Alateady. Buddy Wilson,
Dear Junior. Time. 1904.
SECOND RAcE-purse, 81, 900: a.
lowances: .2-year-olds: furlcngs.
S Sissa. ,A sU::s5y $40 s se s se
1feetaticn. Psrasol Don. flying Fish.
lara Zee, samphirs. Time, i:l2N.
DAILY DOUBLE PAiD sa4.so
Ing: 5.yssf-oids and 10; about 2 miles
nav rIilsis.E ssAyrr, $50 100 $50
Mlndrance (yNaishl 40 $50
Sim Feiner (Hobakesl ESQ
Aill Tie. chicaeo II. Mizban. Tine.
S'oA'
FOURTH RAcE-Purse.' $500; g.
Msress n (usseFyj 1880 $50 SEQ
=, Aisvi1sr s0Ssrin) n.lo e9 ee
b Medic. Joshua's Horn. staysail d.
ROYAL Gauntlet. DARK VikIns. coroebus.
sheHas Gem; Time. :2ess.
Dc Disaualined from firSt 10 second.
FIFTH RAcE-Purss, 5000; al
loHance: .3-year-olds up: furlcngs;
rhaeten sRuans) $50 40
GissIis, viseouns q. Amour u
Time l:11.
SIXTH KAcE-Purse, $4,000 add
cd. the eafatoRa. Handicap; 3-year-o;ds
and w; ia miles.
s.S s M.ssr sasssa ssS ss S
coionssss. Pop Corn. rlion. Ar aisS
having. Time 2.03.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, 1900; al
loyance 2-year,elds; 2 turlongs. :.
ssis. .sd n W,.dy sxs 1850 sse sso
BeiIina. space Happy. RecommenSds q.
ton; p. HUNT Moonshine Hill. Time,
A"i
EIGHTH RAcE.Purse. "a $500: al
lsC ss Ess,; SS.ysas.olds; surlSnss "a
.ys.s Ss ss:s:s s3.,.r,, $50 s 1s
YISinss's; n. Cen: !, H ~ the way. Moon
NINTH RAcB-Purse. $500; claim.
W. Va Ys ys ,Eids and up; IL miles; =
shs..sss Chi q svsa,l'e, s.io S.ss
Boone Blaze. Kentucky Rom q n,
. SARATOGA Pete, Our william, 4 0reek
ADMIRAL Priscilla G. Time, 1853.
Asssris snsrs.
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Atlantic City Results
~ the Associated Press

~ t0e ANooSAotSo EASno
FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500: claim.
s ssses5 S; ;sl .ssSln'' 1850 sS s9S
Two stsr Final. JOS Abb, on
Heiress. Mainrock, Stacked. Green
EosS:l. T Gsssif i:a II: suhr' queen
SECOND RACE - Purse. $3,400;
claiming: 4-year-olds and Up; o
i EI:;s;S Is. !s.y|sii! ESQ 1883 sSS s
DE- ju Missfs sD fuety Fifteen. EyeSiHs
Tempo. Momus, Jet Mark, Wassail.
Cheek Artist. Rogerio, Colonel Art
Time, I'LL.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID ss2.60
THIRD RAcE-purse, $500; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; IL miles.
Midpassage Grant f2.2O 40 1922
L' Req a sGsas Blu. BOY guardian III Il
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; al
lcEaness; ,ssyeas-olds: = a 6ur 4 y; an
Greg rs:. .,;.S SS,rssS' ssse ~
SAG Gas sssa'i pinn s'AiP stsy Kelly. Just
Linda, Becky Blyn Princess Moon.
3 Gentle Touch. Time. 1:11st.
Z Elmendorf and Burch entry.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $500; al
lowanees; 2-year-olds: @ furlongs, .
Gaylad (Culmonel 1.00 40 $40
Dress Up lHarmatx) 5.4O 4.60
netrolA (Rtveral b.4V
Blue Jay, Fairlayn Rocky, CARROLL
ton. FRINGE GULL, star Mi.kman. Time,
i:11M.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, S.. 600; al
Yes You win lGrantl 1850 $50 $50
I'm Willing. (Culmonel 400 $50
Royal DaHzier (Boulmetisl 2.2O
Secret Valley, 0eechee Lou, Buliys
Kin, Fleet Commander, Quiz Brtar,
Noble Sci. Time. 1:21t.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, SIS ,0o0
added; Philadelphia Turf Handicap;
stakes: 3-year-olds:. Is miles fturD
{ i w Esils SHsEmas.l 500 S.ssee .sso
. Monte Carlo (Gfant) $50
Dark Tale, Ny Hour u, Chance It
Tony, King Grail. Ram, Minsing. Time,
1.42M course record.
Hecht and jaciyn Stable entry.
EroHrH RACE - Purse, s4,5oo;
eiaimins; a.year-olds UP; q furlcngs;
Lord GreEer lCulmone) $50 $50
Up AZ Dawn (HnrmntSl $40
Noble prake, Eatasar. Breezy Might.
Meiyn Mss; Pildoron. Brilliant Speed.
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TWo-donr mutuels paid - LADD $780, $3.50, $500
GEM BEAU. 81 90, $3.50 LONE STAN, $500.
Handle-S53.4 ISL Total handie-S463.36l
Attendance-S,517.
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CHARTS OF CHARLES TOWN RACES

ScopyEishssd. 1859. b TEiansls Publications I7sJ
FIRST HACE-Rurse, $1,000; caiming 4-year-olds and
gp nii:s and merss about tgEionss POST 200; 81
at vsiass4 5000 $780, $50. Time i:s7,s cs ss
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y: ;sls' S.. rs iSso .lsSs'ePs 9
i Es.s si Year Mao Ma Gem. A.se s sS
ceay. Police csii s py ne Lsssl i F:o-
ridian. Time, Ella.
SECOND RACE Purse, $500:
Loan ne Five lsksriki) 100 SEQ S.CG
Artful Boy (DeSuiritol a.SlH 9.Sci
Painted Perch (Choq'te) 1.lG
Nydello. Side Light. Fabu.ist, xaiaus
10y, Time Zone. sun Trail, Irish Spark.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID geo 80
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 5000; ai-
sg ssra. l, sDroSksl 1870 100 $50
iasrssretta Dursn5 80 ~ w
Moon Glory, Youkon Jake, Arcand t;s
Clandestine, Battle Heart. Time, I:li'
sW. H. Bishop Stables. Inc, entry.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000.
n1,a ,,.sp s-yeaf:olds up; Ia miles
Rsaad T.bI. tsh'en'r, SEQ $50 s..o
Furyvsn. Msnasss Time. l:Si;ssS.
lloWsrces. d-vssr-oiS.. $n;,SU0; AL
Leby's Brother ,DedsonJ SO IN
Academy Gin. 1--WE Music. Z CRAFTY
, I! MlssilaSsis. bRun Tor Nurse. Timass.'
sunny Blue Farm entry.
arxrxr = Arv -..--- =. 49,,
ms; 3-year-olds and up: 8 furionas
Little General (Refz) $50 40 4.So
Mare Raining .(Sellsrsl a.6O $40
Quick Master. Mt. olivst. sea sven s;iI
aW. il. BishoD stables. Inc. entry.
SEVENTH RAcE--Purse. IS, 900: al
Ilowances; 3-year.olds; 5M furlongs.
Scitrans tskerenskil $50 $40 ESQ
~ ~. - nsT nsi, sGarstensD $50 20
Lofsoioot. SDrinxnrs. Prince rev a;a:
Time, 1905.
EIqHTH RACE - Purse. $4,000
added; Arlington Matron Handicap; g.
W siaricfais t Hna vi % sa;ss 4so asa
Heneys Gem lDeSpirito) eco 500
"a Glitter. 5 Nusils. Lady Lsrne'
Miiiy K. sRossW ps so nnisa aa =
Plume. Time. 1853.
Q Calumet Farm entry.
bPoltex Stable and curiand entry,
NINTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim.
ing: 3-year-oids and up; furlongs
Lethial tBreoksl 1890 $50 $50
Bah strength lDesp'te) $50 2.6l
| King's Image tRets) SEA
Maribu, n historic. First TaiF,
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NINTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing: 3-year-oids and up; O. furionEs
Lethial tDreoksl 1890 $50 $50
k kgll ssF s.ts SpssDts' $50 s. g
Maribu, n historic. First FaiT,
Time, 1:1zss.
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SECOND RAcE-purse, 81. 900: a.
lcWances: 2-year -olds: g. furlongs.-
Natalms tUsseryD es4o $50 $50
Claoue lAxearo) SEQ ESQ
Affeetation, parasol Doll Flying Fish,
lara Zee, Samphire. Time, 1:l2H.
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LADY OXFORD, $40. $3.50 Mr. HARMONY. $40. ,
NINTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming; 42year-olds and
Up; miles Post. $780, Of At once: start good; won
Josnny Trainer, Robert 1. Chem vaues-$7S0. $24O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

SECOND RACE Purse. $1,000:
slaimins ing "a 4.yssr.olds and up; mile:
Artful Boy (DeSuiritoJ S.69 9.SC
Painted Perch (Choa'te) 1.l0
Nydello, Side Light. Fabu,ist, xaiaus
Boy, Time Zone. sun Trail, Irish SPARK.
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Two-doar mutuels paid-QUARREL. 1920. $780, $500.
NO TROUBLE. $500. $500. ARoUAfENTATfvE s3.l0.
Hahdls-S23.520. Daily double handis-s5o.140.
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DAILY DOUBLE Pam Geo 60

THIRD RAcE-Purse, 5000; al
lowances; 3-year-olds up; q fufionFs.
Fulcrum lBr0eksl 1870 100 .Rfi
Z snsss Nan tn 1Sis.sl 4.sO 3.sS
Moon Glory, Youkon Jake, Arcandy,
sW. H. Bishop Stables. Inc, entry.
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Arlington Results

FIRST RAcE--Purse. $500; claim
Golden Music sDesS'sj $3.50 ~. lIs'ons Il
Jet Vapor (Brooks( l.00 a.20
Leap Year Maid (Gon'xl S.6s
Big Winner. Mr.. seymo. Legal Lar
ridian. Time. i:i1si.
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THIRD RACE-Purss. S3.e00: elaine
Ing; a-year-olds and up; about 2 miles
navy Tisk;ser schulz, $50 800 9 50
Mindramee CWaishl 40 $50
Sim Feinef (Hebakesl ESQ
Nm Tie. chicaRo II. Misban. Time.
3:51ss.
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SEVENTH RACE-Purse. IS, 900: al
loWances; 3-year-olds; 5M turlongs. I
Coltrane (Skeronskil $50 $40 $50
ISLE HaWley (CaFstenB) $50 S.20
Marcy Belle (NonoD SEQ
Lotscloct, sprinKfrs. Prince Ievker.
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DAILY DOUBLE q AND u FATD 5000

ssh Hzs9sls gs S ~ c1gN ssat
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EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 81, 500; al
lcwance; 3-yeAr-olds; 8 furlonRs.
Seven Corners tUsseryl $50 2.A0
Hoist Away tYeasal 2.40
Princes Gem, Mark the Way, Moon
Again. Time. 1:104s.
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&C. Beriuren-W. J. svsini entry.
b Ms. n. K. hiekey-c. /. torkin entry.
G j. o, krumeg enfrv
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DAILY DOUBLE q AND - PAID 5000
THIRD EAcE-rurss, $1,000 claiming; 4-yea5old. ana
once start sood driyine. Winner Mrs Nicholas d.
on II y 800 so $50 . Esss
Horse. Jockey. WEt PP. "a "a ST.. Fin. Odds.
!. J : M
E EST bs Ssa s SssFs liz Is lS 1888
$40 EIsIE NIGEL $500. $40. B1TfERsUTRS $40.
FOURTH RACE Purse $1,000 slaimins; s,yge.r.old.
good; Won easily. Winner. Kenneth ssntiiis eS M s.
values-So5O. 5000, 500. $50. Time i:s7s.
Horse. JOCKEY. Wgt PIP. Y Is Str Pin Odds
y: 81, s. IIE 81
Hawk Man tReynolds). 119 3 s. 81 1870
sSS II sssa kSsss1 fss 1899
nss CSs ' Ss 7 RoUs s54J S0sSss S is
Handls-$Si.26o
FIFTH RAcE,-Purse 81 .ooo claiming: 4-year-olds and
Won drvns Winner. Robert NJ Kesrns b. g 6y HacSssc
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SIXTH RAcE-purss, 5000; claim.
Els. SsssI.f sRo. s1d sSo iSSlons s
Hare Raining .(Sellsrs) l.6O $40
Encore (BFOokSl H.a6
Quick Master. Mt. olivst sea swell.
aW. il. Bishop stables, Inc. entry.
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AIR FARE
AIR FARE
MexicoLine
Buys Three
Comet Jets

Mexicana Airlines (CMA) has
bought three new Comet &C Jets
at q cost Of $14 million.
The new Jets will be used on
the company's Mexico City to
Los Angeles run. Mexicana ex-
poets the first two planes to be
delivered next month and the
other one in mid-1960.
Piedmont Airlines has put the
new F-27 prophet airliner into
service at Columbus, Ohio, and
Parkersburg, w. Va Marietta.
Ohio. This brings to SO the
number Of cities into which
Piedmont flies the Jet prop
planes.
National Airlines has inau-
gurated four daily nonstop
lturboprop Electra flights be-
tween Newark and Miami. Fly
ing time is 3 hours and is
|minutes-an hour and "a min
utes faster than with piston
planes.
Quantas Anyways has begun
1.-THE first round-the-world pure
|jet service through the United
Estates. The service originates
lin Sydney. Australia. and flies
via the Pacific to San Fran
Cisco. continuing around the
world through London, Europe,
North Africa and Asia back to
Australia. The airline is US
ling Boeing TOTS.
Five airlines have combined
Ito sell travel between the
United States and South Amer
lca. The airlines are TAN Air
lines Of Honduras, Panama
Anyways, Peruvian Airlines,
|RAS Of Colombia. and EQUATOR
llama. the Equadorian Airline.
Combined viii be sales, main
tenance and promotion. More
|through-plane flights are ex-
pected to result.
| National Airlines has in
augurated the first overtime
Gulf turboprop Electra service
between Miami and Houston.
The new service includes two
round trips daily, with both
FIRST class and coach seats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08

The National Geographic
Society has quite handily con-
densed the sprawling 24-mil-
lion-acre National Park Sys-
TEN into 512 bright pages con-
tanning 466 Of the Society's
usual topnotch pictures.
The result is America
Wonderlands. The National
Parks" with the official pub
LEGATION date tomorrow.
The book-on sale to Society
members and the general pub
lics at $11.50-is the first
volume in the National Geo.
graphic's planned new World
in Color" Library. Americas
historic shrines will appear
later.
The volume Is o combination
Of word. map and illustration
OF the pictures, 800 are In
natural color.
The book divides the parks
for handy discussion - into
seven sections. These are the
Rocky Mountains, the Great
Plateau. the Southwest, the
Golden West and Pacific
Northwest, the East, and, fin
ally, Alaska, Hawaii and the
Virgin Islands.
A final section-"How tc
Make the Most Of Your Ma
tional Parks Vacation"-gives
tips for travelling in the parks
In foreword, DR.. Melville Bel
Grosvenor, president and editor
of the National Geographic
Society, writes: 1.-THE Society
proudly presents Americas
Wonderlands' to its members
and to the public, so that al
may know our national parks
and how well the men dedicated
to them serve our Nation"
In his introduction, Conrad
L. Wirth, director Of the Ma
tional Park Service, relates how
on September 10, 1870, a grour
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New Geographic Book
Portroys Park System

of men camped under the stars
in the Montana Territory they
had been exploring for i've
years. Awed by the roaring
geysers and other natural
wonders, the men agreed that
the area should be preserved
as a park.
Led by Judge Cornelius
Hedges, they worked vigorously
for the park, despite jeers that
greeted their efforts. One men,
Der of the party was called the
champion liar Of the North
west" However, in 1872, Con-
gress created Yellowstone Ma
tional Park, the Nations first
Americas Wonderlands" de-
picts many Of the features Of
Yellowstone, including o noun
tain that Is turning itself inside
out.
From that base, the book
covers the length and breadth
Of Americas park system.
virtually inch by inch.
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POINTS OF INTEREST
Arizona Art Museum
Plans Gala Opening

ARIZONA-A 81 million art
display will be on hand Mo-
vember IS for the opening Of
the recently completed Phoenix
Art Museum. In addition to the
museums own 81 million coll
lection, the So million Peter
Ruble collection. on loan from
Zurich. will be on display.
Among masters included in the
latter are Matisse, Picasso,
Utrillo and Lautrec.
= 4
CALIFORNIA = The Long
Beach All-Western Band Re-
view is set for November 20.
This is a parade Of IS bands
totaling about 5000 musicians.
It begins at noon along q mile
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and q half Of Ocean boulevard
and lasts four hours.
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NEW YORK-New York City
is getting ready for It's annual
holiday gala--Macy's Thanks
giving Parade Of balloons and
floats. The event is scheduled
to begin at 9:45 am, Novem-
Der 26, at Central Park West
and Seventy-seventh street
and wind up at Macy's.
VIRGIN ISLANDS One Of
the leading winter fetes in the
Caribbean is the annual ST.
Croix, Virgin Islands. Christ
mas Festival set for December
% to January 8. There will be
a queen. a children's parade,
horse races. steel-band COM
petitions, community choir per.
formances. evening lantern
ceremonies and dance contests
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Rock Sound Club
Gets New Rooms

Eight new cottage guest
rooms have been added to the
Rock Sound Club on Eleuthera
in the Bahamas. bringing the
clubs capacity to $50 guests.
The air-strip at Rock Sound,
served by two daily flights from
Nassau, has been heightened
to 4,500 feet to accommodate
large private planes. The air.
port facilities also have been
enlarged to provide service for
private planes, including fuel
pumps.
A service charge policy is
being adopted this year. A fiat
10 PEI cent will be added to all
bills. and there will be no tip
ping above that.
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Penu BIuncu Lake
New Tourist Spot

Pena Blanca Lake is the new
est tourist attraction in the
Tucson, Ariz.. area. The winter
desert resort is u miles south
Of Tucson.
It is in Coronado National
Forest, 1000 feet high, and q
short distance from the Mexi-
can border.
The lake is formed in q mar
row canyon behind q 70-foot
dam. and covers about so acres.
There Is q restaurant. 6 unit
motel. bait and tackle shop.
boat house.. dock. and boats
for rent. There are 100 picnic
areas, trailer park sites and
camping areas. The lake has
been stocked with catfish and
bass.
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TRAVEL HELP
OIdFuithful
PonAm Book
Out Again
Some guides designed to help

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make your travels easier:
General - The useful and
fact-packed New Horizons
World Guide" put out by Pan
American World Always, is
available in a new edition
which includes an expanded
chapter on Russia. The 576-
page guide covers SO countries,
and is available at Pan Am
offices or from travel agents at
81 a copy, or for the same fee,
postpaid, from Pan Am at P. o.
Box I'LL, New York II, N. Y.
North Carolina-A new 81
page illustrated booklet covers
the history of points Of interest
from the site of the earliest
English colony on the coast
to the Great Smoky Mountains
explored by DeSoto in 1910.
Free from the Department OF
Conservation and Development,
State Advertising Division,
Raleigh, N. c.
New YOrk-Now that winter
is a-cumen in, a new folder
giving information on Al ski
centers in New York State
should be useful to the winter
sportsman. A table shows loca-
ton of each center, gives in
formation on the number OF
slopes and trails, uphill trans
portation, rental equipment
available, etc. Free from the
New York Department Of Com
merce, 112 State street, Albany
Z, N. Y.
New Jersey-A 24-page book
let describes scenic historic
tours available near the Gar
den State Parkway. Write Gar
den State Parkway, Red Bank,
N. j., for a free copy.
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Lazy Livin'
On the River

Taking an old time stern
wheeler down the Mississippi to
New Orleans in time for the
Mardi Gras will be possible next
year.
The Delta Queen will leave
her home port in Cincinnati
February 20 and return March
II, after spending four days in
New Orleans.
The trip down the river takes
seven days, and the trip back
nine days. Round trip fares
range from $40 to $525.