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Evening star., 1959-11-12
DR.. Will E. Neal Dies;
House Freshman at IT

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Nov.
IL (AP).-Dr. Will E. Neal, "a,
believed to be the Oldest man
ever elected to a first term in
Congress, died today.
He had entered st. Marys
Hospital here in September for
treatment of a heart condition
and spent October IA, his 84th
birthday, there.
A Republican, DR.. Neal was
elected to the House from West
Virginia's 4th District for the
first time in 1852. when he was
II. Records in Washington do
not show any person ever hav-
ing begun a freshman term at
that age.
DR.. Neal lost in his bid for re-
Evening star., 1959-11-12

election in 1854 to former Rep
resentative M. G. Burnside. He
defeated Mr.. Burnside by 1885,
votes in 1856 and lost to Rep
resentative Hechler two years
later.
Born in Lawrence County
Ohio. DR.. Neal had been a prac-
ticing physician in Huntington
since 1907.
He is survived by his wife ano
three sons, DR.. w. L. Neal, 9
physician; DR.. Thomas w. Neal
a dentist, and Joseph G. Neal
an insurance agent. A fourth
son, Bernard Gale Neal, was
killed in action in France dur
ing World War II.
Evening star., 1959-11-12
J. c. Hoddock, Jr.

WILKES-BARRE, Pa, Nov.
IL (AP).-John C. Haddock,
jr., sc, prominent coal operator
in this anthracite region, died
Tuesday night at his home.
He was president of the Morris
Run Coal Mining Co., and had
been former head of the Had
dock Mining Co., Silver Brook
Anthracite Co. and Alden Coal
Co.
Evening star., 1959-11-12
Charles D. Frey

CHICAGO, Nov. IL (AP).-
Charles Daniel Frey, 73, for
mer newspaper artist and ad-
vertising executive, died yester-
day. Mr.. Frey, who operated
an advertising agency from
1910 until 1948, at one time
worked for the old Chicago
Examiner and Chicago Evening
Post. He was born in Denver
Evening star., 1959-11-12
R. E. Hornberqer

DALLAS, Tex, Nov. IL (AP)
Robert E. Hornberger, A,
Dallas f1nancier who had wide
spread investment interests in
the Southwest, died yesterday
at his home. apparently of a
heart attack. He moved to Dali
las in 1949 from Chicago,
where for a number of years
he was a partner of the national
accounting firm of Arthur An
dersen Co.
Evening star., 1959-11-12

Oxon Hill, Md; Bernard F.
Clark of 1918 Eighty-fifth ave-
nue., Takoma Park, Md; Robert
F. Clark of 6302 st. Clair drive,
Hillcrest Heights, Md. and T.
Donald Clark of the home ad-
dress; one daughter, Cecilia L.
Clark, and a sister. Louise P.
Clark of the home address and
II grandchildren.
A requiem mass will be said
at 10 am. Saturday at the
Holy Comforter Catholic Church
with burial in Washington
National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1959-11-12
A Night Scene
You Should See

Take Times Square, drop in the
widest scenes from Walt Dis
ney's Fantasia" add the
Fourth of July at the Washing
ton Monument-and you have
Tokyo's fantastic Gina district
at night. Take a stroll through
it's bright broad streets and
dim, narrow alleys with The
Stars Travel Pages this Sun
day.
Evening star., 1959-11-12
Bob O'DonneII

DALLAS, Tex, Nov. IL (AP)
Robert j. (Bob) O'Donnell,
So, vice president and general
manager of Interstate Theaters,
died Tuesday. He started his
career in the entertainment
field as an usher 56 years ago.
He was named Pioneer of the
Year" in 1856 by Motion Pic
ture Pioneers. He was born in
Chicapn.
Evening star., 1959-11-12
Robert Aura Smith

NEW YORK, Nov. IL (AP).
Robert Aura Smith, go, an
editorial writer for the New
York Times. died yesterday.
Mr.. Smith, specialist on the
Far East, joined the Times in
1880. He was born in Denver.
Evening star., 1959-11-12
Why Isn't Dancing
= More Fun?

That's the question Dick Clark has
been getting from teen-agers. For ex-
pert advice, Dick asked Kathryn Muir
ray, Americas outstanding ballroom
hostess, to give boys and girls some
hints on "How to Be More Popular on
the Dance Floor" You'll find these
tips in This Week Magazine with The
Sunday Star.
Evening star., 1959-11-12

Today's popular music is no more rock
and roll than Elvis Presley is a 4-star
general. Like swing and jazz, it's a
thing of the past. This is the opinion
of leading disc jockeys as we'll as at
least one official of PreSleyS own re-
cording company. What has taken the
place Of rock and roll? Read about it
in Teen Magazine with this Sundays
Star.
Evening star., 1959-11-12
Largest Catholic Church
in the United States

On Friday, November 20, the largest Roman
Catholic Church in the Nation will be dedi-
Gated on the grounds of Catholic University.
Go with Sunday The Star Magazine, for a
word and picture preview of the magnificent
structure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

q detailed inset from a map Of
the moon. glides by to your
left, and beyond it is the deep
est cut Of all, Grand Canyon.
Awing seems the most appro-
pirate word.
Hide and Seek
The stark erosion Of the
wastelands reaches toward the
plane like a military relief map
and you wonder how the good
guys ever find the bad guys in
such a maze Of hiding places.
The jagged Western moun-
tains with their permanent
white caps of snow rush to-
ward you, and your eight-hour
flight over a fantastic vaca-
tionland is all but behind you.
Much of this mountain area
is parkland. reserved for the
relaxing appreciation Of nature.
The San Bernardino Valley.
with fingers of Los Angeles
smog cropping into it. passes
by to your left.
Then you are landing at Los
Angeles International Airport.
itching to explore Americas
vastness inch by inch, If a life
time would permit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

Of varying lengths and q Flor
ida circle tour. railways Cir
Gle Tour Of eight days and seven
nights originates from ITALIA
hassee. Lake City and Jackson
vile In North Florida.
Beginning at st. Petersburg,
hotel accommodations await
railways vacationers for three
nights. Tours Of the st. Peters,
burg and surrounding area are
on the agenda for two days and
trips TO Cypress Gardens. the
Gulf Beaches and then enroute
to Miami over the famous Sum
shine Skyway.
Three nights are spent in
Miami which includes sight
seeing all the major points Of
interest and finally q tour of
st. Augustine. Price Of the
eight-day tour is $S1.63 per
person, double occupancy. from
Jacksonville and 1874 for a
single occupancy. Round trip
fare from Washington is an
additional 1894. The tour rate
includes transportation, accom-
modations for seven nights,
sightseeing and all admissions.
Not included are meals and
transfers between bus stations
and hotels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
PirateLoot
GoingConeerI
AfSt. Pete's

st. Petersburg. Fla. visitors
this summer will be securing
beach and sea for part Of s165
million.
Ralph 3. Odum, Florida State
ofncial. estimates that much
was lost by wrecked pirate and
private vessels - or was buried
~ along Florida's coasts.
The city this summer is keep
ing legend alive by staging two
treasure hunts during the NTH
annual st. Petersburg Funtime
Fiesta June 80 to July 5.
Two chests, each containing
O thousand imitation gold coins,
will be buried. Five hundred
dollars in coins also win be
strewn along the beaches in
trails leading to the hidden
boards, and another $500 in
merchandise viii be distributed
by certificates buried in capsules
on the beaches. The imitation
coins can be turned in for cash
For those who don't like to
go down to the sea. there will
be a Landlubbers Treasure
Hunt from July to July 5,
This will be In the form OF
coins exchangeable for mer-
chandise. strewn about st. Pc
tersburg's city streets.
Also on the Fiesta calendar ID
q pirate street dance, swimming
and diving contests. q ski show
and q photo contest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
Skywoy Near
Completion

Florida visitors next winter
win find a new limited access
expressway connecting st. Pc
tersburg with Tampa and such
central Florida attractions as
Silver Springs. Cypress Gar
dens and Singing Tower.
Nearing completion is the
expressway's most ambitious
link, q s. mile, four : lane.
$6.5 million bridge spanning
Tampa Bay. Four new access
highways will fan from the
st. Petersburg end Of the bridge
TO downtown, hotels and BUSH
nesSes.
The new bridge is part Of
the Federal interstate highway
system. and will be free Of tolls.
Eventually the road will extend
through Tampa to Orlando and
on to Daytona Beach on Flori-
da's east coast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
LADIES SHOULD KEEP EYE
ON THAT SECOND EARRING

The travelling public leaves trail Of misplaced eye
glasses cameras lm binoculars hats overcoats Bikns
Shoes beach trunks and single earrings In their rented
cars.
Joseph J. Stedem. executive vice president Of Hertz
reports:
The most-frequently left behind item is earring
The most valuable item ever left was wallet con-
tanning nearly $1,000 In cash.
The most fuss ever made over misplaced article
q dog blanket which turned out not to have
been left in the car at all.
The fast pace Of modern travel Is responsible Mrs.
Stedem says customers returning their don't
have time to turn them In in many They rush up
to the airport park their dash for the arpane-
leaving behind that one earring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
Florida Planning for Busy Summer Season

AUGUST 1O-The Clearwater
Marina Cupboard Regatta
annually attracts drivers Of
national reputation.
AUGUST 15-l6-Pioneer days
at Englewood include a pa
rade, swim meet, amateur
boat races, decorated boat
parade and water ski show.
AUGUST 2O-West Palm Beach
holds its annual circus In
Connie Mack Field.
SEPTEMBER 4-7-Miss South
land beauty contest at Day.
tona Beach, with concerts,
boardwalk dance, fish fry.
fireworks, gyrnkhana and
amateur talent contest.
SEPTEMBER THE Women's
Marathon Swim is sched-
uled to be held at Jackson
vile Beach.
SEPTEMBER II -26 - TIL e
Worlds Softball Tourna-
ment Is to be held in Jack
Russell Stadium at Clear
water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

Florida. up to its ears In eff
forts to support its claim that
the Sunshine State is q good
vacation spot in summer as
well as winter. is planning q
busy schedule Of events to keep
summer visitors happy. Here
are q few Of them:
JUNE 10-Sarasota opens its
Sum mer Film Festival,
staged each Wednesday
through August 26 at the
Asolo Theater, Ringing Art
Museum.
JUNE 11.13-The annual Billy
Bowlegs Festival at Fort
Walton Beach includes pa
rades, fireworks, Krewe Of
Bowlegs Ball. water show
and treasure hunt.
JUNE 11-l3-The Mrs. America
Pageant will be staged in
the War Memorial Audi
forum at TT. Lauderdale.
JUNE 14-Ft. Myers holds It's
annual Hibiscus Show in the
Garden Center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
Florida Parks
Set for Influx

Florida's 20 State parks have
undergone extensive renovation
and new recreation facilities
have been added.
Newest at Fort Pickens State
Park at Pensacola is the Bat
terry Worth picnic area on
Pensacola Bay. st. Andrews
State Park at Panama City has
q new road and parking area.
The golf course at Florida
Caverns State Park near Mari
anna is being revamped. and
Killearn Gardens State Park
near Tallahassee has Q new
picnic area on Lake Hall. A new
entrance building has been
added at Myakka River State
Park near Bradenton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

ship, for late model sedans
and convertibles, begins at
IL am. at Daytona.
JULY 1l-l2-Boat racing at
Miami features the Gold
Coast Marathon, family
type free-for-all, from Mi
ami to West Palm Beach
and return.
JULY 27-The annual Tobacco
Festival is to be staged at
Live Oak. Through August
/.
AUGUSTINE month-long Mi
ami Beach Hotel Guest Art
Show Is held at the Connie
Gordon Gallery.
AUGUST 8 - Miami Beach
stages its annual Teen-Age
Stage and Water Show at
the Normandy Isle pool.
AUGUST 8 and 70 and SEP
TENDER 4 and 12-Jack-
sonville holds its Saturday
Night Dance Festival in the
bandshell on the ocean
front.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
NewMiumi Office
Speeds Passports

Passports now can be OBJ
tanned rapidly in the new pass
port agency in Miami. Fla.
Previously. passport applica-
tons made in Miami were for
warded to Washington for
clearance. a procedure which
took about 10 days.
All passport applications
made in Florida win be ham
died by the Miami agency. with
adjoining States to be served
by the Miami ONCE In the near
future.
A passport agency operated
in Miami from 1912 through
1916, but was closed after the
war due to q lull in the travel
business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

JUNE 16-Singing Tower re-
citals open at Lake Wales,
to be held each day at 3
pm, except Monday and
Friday.
JUNE 20-Summer Water Fes-
tival and dedication Of Mu-
nicipal Swimming Pool at
Hialeah.
JULY 2-4-The Arabian Nights
Festival at Opa Locka fea-
lures a parade, street dances.
Founders Day barbecue and
fireworks.
JULY 3-4-The Jaycees Of
Plant City hold their bar
becue, with q square dance
and string band champion
ship contest.
JULY Annual Miss North
west Florida Beauty Pag-
cant, parade, reception and
pageant ball at Fort Walton
Beach.
JULY 4The 250-mile mas
CAR National Champion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
Diplomat Hotel
Plans for jazz

The Diplomat Hotel at Holly
wood, Fla, is the latest aboard
the summer entertainment
bandwagon.
Flip 'Perdido" Phillips has
been hired to coordinate an
eight-week Jazz Festival dur
ing July and August at the
hostelry. Many of the festivals
concerts will be held outdoors
on q jazz Plaza"
Florida hotels have dis
covered, particularly during the
past high season. that elaborate
entertainment programs to
supplement outdoor sports have
been a big boon to business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
Hotel Foundation
Has Lucky Seeds

Coins from all the countries
to which planes fly from Miami
are imbedded in the concrete
of the foundation for the new
Miami international Airport
Hotel as ''lucky seeds"
The hotel, being built atop
the airport terminal. is sched-
uled for completion in Decem-
Der. It will have 256 rooms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
All the Animals
Here Mechanical

Anirama, one Of the newer
tourist attractions at Miami.
Fla, has IS life-sized mechani-
cal animals and people in a
jungle, circus and Mother Goose
setting.
They include The Old
Woman's shoe. Goldilocks and
the Three Bears. and Gin
derella and the Magic Coach.
In addition. Anirama features
q collection of more than $50
antique toys, and an all-monkey
toy jazz band.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
Luwn Bowling
Joins Sports

The latest outdoor sport to
make its appearance at Holly
wood-by-the-Sea, Fla, is lawn
bowling.
The fast-growing Canadian
sport has led to establishment
of the Hollywood Lawn Bowl
ing Club, scheduled to open in
the Florida city in June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

Seminole Indians-who have
never signed a peace treaty
with the United States--live in
their palm-thatched huts in
the Everglades, about an hours
drive from Miami Beach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

yacationers to plan exact rates
for their entire trip months in
advance.
Basically. the plan provides
for transportation to and from
Florida. as well as six nights
and seven days at q fabulous
hotel or motel at Miami Beach
or any fashionable resort hotel
or motel throughout South Flo
rida. Sunliner Holidays are also
available at such famous areas
as Fort Lauderdale and the st.
Petersburg Clearwater area.
Circle Tours
Eastern Airlines' newest In
novation this season Is o seven
day and six-night escorted cir
Gle tour Of Florida. at $1,000
per person. plus air fare. cover
ing over 1000 miles Of the Sum
shine State.
Eastern circle tours viii be
made in aforementioned motor
coaches originating and term
mating at Jacksonville, which
Eastern serves with direct
flights from many northern
cities.
Some rs hotels and 81 mo-
tells, in the Miami Beach area.
are cooperating with Eastern's
Happy Holidays" program.
Rates are as low as $3.50 per
person, based on two to a room.
Fort Lauderdale is also in the
program with more hotel and
motel accommodations than
ever before.
Delta Airlines' 1859 Dream
Vacations" offer six nights and
days from $3.50. plus air fare,
at one Of Miami Beach's IA
nous hotels. Starting rates at
Fort Lauderdale is $32, plus air
fare. at one Of the resorts 13
cooperating hotels. Delta also
offers six nights and days,
ranging from $50. plus fare. at
one Of the st. Petersburg
Clearwater resort beach ac-
commodations.
An 11-day vacation tour is
available in Greyhound Vaca-
ton Tours portfolio that in
cludes visits to ancient st.
Augustine, Marineland, Silver
Springs, Tampa, st. Petersburg,
Cypress Gardens. Box Singing
Tower at Lake Wales, five
nights in Miami, including
sightseeing and a boat trip.
There's even a voyage by bus
along the famous Overseas
Highway to Key West for sight
seeing. Cost Of the trip is sos. 95
per person, including accommo-
dations, transportation, sight
seeing, but not including meals.
House Party"
A Greyhound Miami Beach
House Party tour Of eight days
costs $50 per person. One day
trips, from Jacksonville to st.
Augustine and Marineland,
cost $8.s7 per person and q
trip to Silver Springs, 1924
per person.
railways Pleasure Planned
Tours offer trips to Miami, Mi
ami Beach and st. Petersburg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

LL1rOugn LkllIl, WIllCe CLOUDS 10
gain its cruising altitude. Al
most before your seat belt is
unfastened, the Blue Ridge
Mountains and the broad
Shenandoah Valley are spread
out to your left.
The valley and the noun
tains hold memories Of pleas
ant vacations past and a prom
Use of future week ends Of
escape from Washington's tur-
MOL.
This is no map in the text
book sense. About the only
firm boundaries you will rec
ognize are the Ohio and the
Mississippi Rivers. The re-
mainder is a merging of
mountains with plains. with
wastelands, with foothills and
with mountains again.
Soon you are over the muddy
Ohio-much muddier than the
Mississippi--and you realize
why you always thought the
mapmaker who drew the Ohio
Kentucky boundary had q case
of nerves. The river snakes
an almost unbelievably tortuous
route between the States.
The pilot Is talking now, tell
ing you that shortly Cincinnati
will be visible on your right
below. You have no particular
ly desire to look down ON what
will be another large city in a
succession of large cities tying
America together.
A Past Dream
But you recall when. as a
boy Of 10, you stood on the
Cincinnati wharves looking
wide-eyed at q paddle wheel
steamer and dreaming of some
day taking the Greene Line
down the river" to New Or
leans.
The Greene Line, happily. is
still running. Economics has
threatened it for years, but
sentiment has kept it going,
and the Delta Queen still
churns down the river carry
ing tourists on trips filled with
nostalgia for days when the
living was easy.
BY the time you finish plan
ming your trip abroad the pad
dlewheeler. the broad MisSis-
sippi is below you. Even from
20, 900 feet it is a mighty river
You are now past Fort Knox
with its gold. Lexington with
its thoroughbreds and iva
with its incredible recreational
developments, and moving
across the midlands with its
neatly patterned farms and
rich history.
The bold highways below
seem to have grown almost as
broad as the rivers since your
last trip.
You pass over vast areas
where nothing seems to exist,
but you recall that this is the
land Of the mammoth cattle
ranches.
Meteor Crater, looking like
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
More Apartments

One of the largest apartment
buildings ever to be built in
Miami Beach is under construc-
ton along the bayfront. 1t
will have $50 units, bringing
the total apartment units in
the city to nearly $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
GET UP AND Co!
Brood Map Below
Stirs,WonderIust
BY JACK JONAS
Star Travel Editor Z

has become.
You realize this intensely the map unros 10000 feet
below clear and calm daytime flight fgom Washington.
You imagine hundred and spots have heard
about. have seen, hope someday to see,
Washington slips away behind the plane slices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
ItCosts Less Now
For d Florida | rip

Summer package vacations to
Florida are at their peak this
year.
Newest price cut in the pop
ular vacation plan is the IS
per cent slash by Eastern. Ma
tional and Northeast Air Lines
in night coach fares.
The fare between Washing
ton and Miami on the Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday night
flights is $3.50. This applies
between 10 pm. and 4 am.
The package plan" COM
bines transportation. acconmo-
dations and numerous attrac-
tons such as Sightseeing and
free hotel and motel social
functions.
s. Most hotels offer modified
American plans which include
two meals q day for about 50 so
TO "a per person. Rental cars,
boats. motors and fishing gear
are available to visitors.
The packages are available
by train, air or bus.
: 1Seaboard Air Line Railroads
: package plan offers seven days
and six nights in a Miami
Beach oceanfront hotel, in
GLIDING entertainment and
other privileges, round-trip
rail transportation between
Washington and Miami. q re-
served coach. seat on one Of the
lines premier streamliners, the
Silver Meteor or the Silver
Star. transfers between rail-
road station and hotel. for as
little as $72.S5 per person. Sea-
boards program is styled to
offer budget-minded vacation.
ers de luxe transportation serv-
ice and plush hotel accommo-
dations at attractive low rates.
The plan continues in effect
until November IS.
ACL's Plan
z Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
roads Champion vacations
offer 81 hotels and 81 motels
at Miami Beach, Fort Lauder
dale, st. Petersburg Clearwater
and the adjoining Gulf beaches,
st. Augustine, Sarasota and
.Daytona Beach. Package rates
are as low as $17.95, plus trans
portation, per person, double
occupancy, at st. Petersburg
and Gulf beaches hotels. Miami
Beach Champion vacation
packages begin at $3.50 and
offer package plan extras.
National Airlines' Million
aires Vacation on q Piggy
Bank Budget" offers q weeks
stay at one Of Florida's glamor-
Gus hotels, at Miami Beach,
Sarasota, Fort Lauderdale, st.
petersburg and Clearwater, for
- little as $3.50 per person, on
double occupancy basis. The
low rate includes round-trip air
transportation, hotel accom-
m ID tions, entertainment,
beach parties and q host of
other activities.
Northeast Airlines' Sunliner
Holidays offer Q wide variety Of
package tours. Airline spokes-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-02

the article was that while re-
jecting the concept Of massive
retaliation in such q situation,
limited war advocates were not
coming forward with plans to
save Laos by any other method.
Sees Countering Possible
Admiral Burke said in his
letter that there was much in
Mr.. Fryklund's, article to which
he did not subscribe. Discuss
ing the Laos crisis. he said:
Nov the situation in Laos
is but another example Of a
limited war situation which
can be countered with United
States Navy-Marine seapower
playing a major role. The
United States does have the
strength and capability to help
Laos without destroying their
country or their neighbours
country. We have strong mo-
bile forces for handling this
type of situation. While there
is a big need for more and bet
ter forces, particularly if we
have to handle threats to free
dom in other places at the
same time, we have the power
now and stand ready to use it."