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The Sidney herald., 1961-11-01
MINNESOTA TWINS
PLAYERS WILL BE
IN SIDNEY, DEC. IA

Representatives of the Minneso-
Ia Twins American League Base
ball team will appear in Sidney
Thursday, December 14th. The
players expected TO appear are
Lenny Green and Rip Repulsk;
Tom Nee, assistant director If
puolic relations will accompany
the players.
Arrangements r being made
for a Father and Son dinner at
the Lalcnde Hotel. The Twins rep
resentadves VIII address the gath
eriag AMI a baseball film will be
shown. Tickets for the event will
be sold by the Athletic Commit
tee Of the Sidney Chamber OF
/ Commerce.
The Sidney herald., 1961-11-01

Rev. Lester is now pastor of the
Lutheran Church at Leonard, N.
Oak.
Pastor Ray K. Lester of Wal
colt, N. Oak, will be the guest
speaker at First Lutheran of Saw
age for their P-T-R Mission, Nov.
1916. Rev Lester, a brother of
Robert B. Lester Jr., also attend
ed several Bible Institutes, later
graduating from the Luther Theo-
logical Seminary in st. Paul. He
is now pastor of the Lutheran
Church at Walcott, North Dakota.
The Sidney herald., 1961-11-01

The event will begin at 1870
o.. m. with a worship service in
charge of the Ebenezer Congre-
oational Church with Mrs. Sam
King leading and Mrs. Harold
Rounce as organist. Program and
activities cen.ering around the
theme freedom to Know" will
present the need which now ex-
iGts in Latin American Countries
for educational assistance, and our
Christian responsibility in helping
our neighbors to the south in their
Efforts to overcome unrest, litter
acy, and ignorance among mil
liens who do not have the oppor-
tunity to know.
A play 'SThat All May Be Free
To Know" will be presented in
costume by women from the Pres
byterian Church of Fairview with
Mrs. /. r. Alling and Mrs. Martin
Davidson as readers. Mrs. Wayne
Cummings will sing IN the langu-
age of one of the Latin American
countries, and there will be re-
cordings of Latin American music
Women from the Lonsdale
Methodist church have prepared
an interesting exhibit of items
pictures and crafts from Latlr
America. A free-will offering viii
be taken, which, together witt
gifts of school bags containing
basic school supplies and chill
The Sidney herald., 1961-11-01
Elected President
OF Sidney Kiwanis

Fred Mielke was elected new
president Of the Sidney Kiwanis
Club, at their luncheon meeting
Thursday in the L9londe Hotel
He will succeed Don Kingery,
The Sidney herald., 1961-11-01
Notice

REMEMBER - Open House at
the new Sidney Senior High
School Tuesday, November Z
1850 $50. The Sidney PTA
will serve coffee and cookies.
The Sidney herald., 1961-11-01
Vital Statistics

Marriage Licenses:
T. F. Erwin and Marion Albert,
both from Williston, North Da-
kota, October 26.
x + Il
Births:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whiteman
Richey, girl, October Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bidegaray,
Andes, girl, November 1.
The Sidney herald., 1961-11-01

Skaar, Richey, Lambert and
Zion of Glendive. Circle and
WibauX.
The purpose of this Preaching
MISUNDERSTANDING mission is to
The Sidney herald., 1961-11-01
II. WEBER COUNTY CHAIRMAN
OF STATE HEART ASSOCIATION

Mrs. R.. A. Kaneski has resigned as County Chairman for
the Montana Heart Association after three years of unsefish
and effective service. She will be succeeded by Mr.. Harold
Weber, it was announced by Mr.. Joseph Tholt, Executive
Director of the Montana Heart Association.
The Sidney herald., 1961-11-01
ALBERT S0B0LIK ELECTED
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HEAD

Albert Sobolk was elected by a unanimous ballot on
Monday night to succeed Eldon Steffens as president of the
Sidney Chamber of Commerce. Other officers elected for the
coming year were HUI Williamson, vice president and George
The Sidney herald., 1961-11-01
REP. JAMES F. BATTIN TO BE
feature SPEAKER AT RALLY

Congressman James F. Battin, Republican US. Repre-
sentative from the Eastern Montana District, will be the
featured speaker at a Republican Rally to be held Saturday
evening November 4, at 800 pm. at the Ballroom of the
The Sidney herald., 1961-11-01
LUTHERANS PLAN P-T-R MISSION
TO DEEPEN SPIRITUAL LIFE

The Southeast Montana Conference of the American Lutheran Church will hold a
PreachmgTe achngR Reaching mission Sunday morning an each evening from Nov. 1916.
Each church within the Conhrencew will have a gMtp pastor Churches in this area in
cude Pla of Sidney md American Lutheran Churches in Fariew, Cartwright Savage,
The Sidney herald., 1961-11-01
Births:
THE WEATHER

Total Pep. to date 9.57
Normal for same period It'll
The Sidney herald., 1961-11-01

With Mrs. Alan Villisvik
were completed Saturday for
munity Day to be held Friday
gregational Church.
Evening star., 1961-04-29

. COM OPERATED LAUNDRY
STORES, large double load washer;
owner must sell due to health.
Stores show excellent return on
your investment. Call LA. 6-5109,
between 8 am. and 8 pm.
Evening star., 1961-04-29
SERVICE STATION


Myrtle Beach, s. Car, mi. south
OF center Of town, Rte. II on
ocean. 2S units; will sell or lease
S67 900 or S400 a mo. with first
or last VI. in adv. Beautiful gar
dens and plenty parking: will
trade. Contact COL. J. H. JOHN
SON by mail, Box 696, Myrtle
Beach, s. c. Fine income; pleasant
living in the tradition Of the Old
South. 80"
Evening star., 1961-04-29
SEASHoRE PROPERTY

BETHANY BEACH - Ocean-front
lot; very desirable community; S9,-
600. Box 3S-X. Star.
OCEAN BEACH, MD.-Bridge ready
IN 1862. (2) ls-acre lots, mr..
ocean; cash. terms. JU. 9-3392.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Nicely equipped
modern 1-bedrm. apt. Sleeps 4
or 8. A step to the beach. EN-.
OCEAN BEACH, MD commercial
and 3 reSid. lots at subst. saving
for cash sale. Phone 765-1334.
SPECIALIZING in summer renting
and sales. JEAN Z. FARLEY, Real
tor, 5000 Atlantic ave-, Atlantic
City. S22-1S36 or S22-377I.
Evening star., 1961-04-29
PENTAGON
oPAT rNno ,V q a.n

1Oto L1Otto Ch. 3-34OO
1S ACRES, off Allentown I'd: cleo
tticity and water.
Approx. 400 acres on Hill rd., at
Central ave-; all utilities.
IL acres on Allentown I'd.
Acreage ON Rte. 3Ql, mr.. Marlboro,
utilities. subdivisions, commercial
and industrial land. Ewes, sat.
and Sun. Call Mr. Smith, MA.
1854 with M. PAUL HANNAH,
1918 18th st. AID. 2-4I00.
31O ACRES on hard-surface road,
10 miles from Cumberland; high
rolling topo. Nr. schools, shopping,
industries. Suit. for subdivision or
hunting lodge. 70 A. clear; $40
per A. VIII. $685..
Evening star., 1961-04-29
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

ALEX.-Nice big rm.. nice loo. /;
suit. beauty salon, real estate
small business; reaS. rent. TB
6-s132, OV. 3-0634
ALL OR PART of fine 2nd floor:
modern air-cond. elevator office
bldg, approx. $500 50. It. avail.
offices tastily decorated and car
Evening star., 1961-04-29
AVIATION

BENsEN dyTo-eopter or glider;
S175 or best offer. SP. 2-5747,
NAVION $50 Super B; 600 hours;
CT. 6-0440.
SUPER CRUISER, radio, TIB lights,
base north. Owner wants partner
VIII. 2-0470.
T-CRAFT, DCO-66; 80 hrs, sTOH.
$1,000. Based at Suburban AIR
port, Laurel Nd. LU. 1-40o3.
Evening star., 1961-04-29
INDUSTRIAL PROP, for SALE

10000 SO. FT. OF heavy Industrial
prop; level ground; Kenilworth
interchange; sale or lease. Call
NELSON, WA. 7-2205, 7-6 week
DAYS.
Evening star., 1961-04-29
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
tcoNIINUEpl
Lots Needed

In choice Maryland and virginia
areas for construction of Scholg
custom homes, in the $4,000 and
up bracket. We have several hun
dred clients waiting bo build their
dream homes. Call OIL. 4-6274
week days. to 3.
ARTHUR LOWE, JR., INC.
Evening star., 1961-04-29
} MONROE
FORD

1887 East-west Hwy. Q. D., Nd.
JU. 6-7S04
vOLKSWAGENS - 81 models;
choice Of colors: immediate deiiv.
cry. Liberal trades. Sedan prices
SUN MOTORS
OPPOSITE KANN's IA. z.2iii
V0LKSWAGEN '61s; de luxe low
mi. cars only; immed. del: choice
OF colors; bank financing with low
down payment. Trade ana terms
JACK GELLER
1925 Conn. Ave. NV EN-. $3.50
VOLKSWAGEN go station wagon;
10000 mi, r. and h, curtain
rods, excel. cond.; S1,s46; or best
vOLKSWAGEN 1861 sedan: light
green' de luxe. T. and h., white
walls, reclining seat, 5000 mi. /;
S1,b76.. Call TE. 6-6730.
V0LKsWAGEN 1859 sun roof /:
black; American model; r. and h.,
windshield washer: extra clean;
S1.350. KE. S-6323.
VOLKS. 81 sun roof; 1000 miles,
red leather inside, From OWNER
First offer, SS75. Call AID. 4-1S45.
V0LKSWAGEN SO 2-dr. sedan: new
seat covers, heater. S1,O50 or best
offer. CIR. 4-5967.
V. W. .'5S sun roof; Wv, tires, =.
and h., excel. $1,0b0. Consider
older V. W. in trade. Body mot
important. 10. 2-0656. =
VOLKSWAGEN '56; British export
Excel. cond. and appearance, Leay-
ing country. 1915. WA. 7-4926.
VOLKSWAGEN '58; excel cond
$1,000 or best offer. Call JE.
4-3973.
VOLKsWAGEN '55 Sunroof; good
condition. SAB. 301-PArkway
b-o624.
vOLKSWAGEN late 1850; rsdio.
Sl,450 or best offer. See It Sun.
At 1924 Willow ave, TX. PIX.
wv CHA go; blk. peri. cond.; ra-
do: under 1900 mi; leAv.: $1,000.
En|n -
Evening star., 1961-04-29
COMMERCIAL GROUND

ALExANDRIA-37, 900 SO. FIT. Of
level Eround; r.r. siding: / block
from water; can be used for al
most any purpose. Will lease and
give option to buy and build al
most anything. Open for any kind
Of a proposition. HERSON, DE. q
400.
FOR COMMERCIAL LAND in fast
growing town Of Fairfax, Va. Large
or small tract. Call KAMP WASH
LNGToN REALTY CO.. CIR. g.
Evening star., 1961-04-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK 81 convert; full power, r.
and b, Se95 full price. TOM CARR
MOTORS, 100 Good Hope rd. sc.
BUICK so Roadmaster 4-dr.; dyna-
flow, T. and h.; good cond. $3.50.
AP. 7-4S2b.
Evening star., 1961-04-29
MARLBORO REALTY

100 acres in Davidsonville--7-ro
home, barn, long road frontage.
% acres, barn, lovely 4-bedrm
home. KIT, has built-in oven and
range, dishwasher with knotty-
pine cabinets, 2 baths, firepl. in
liv. rm.. large din. rm.. full bsmt
Home and 4 or 8 acres may be
purchased separately. Owner will
help finance.
We have farms, all sizes and prices,
with or without main dwelling
A. L. MORELAND, Agent week
ends, University 1887; office,
daily. Market s7-266O.
Evening star., 1961-04-29
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

LARGE TRACT OF LAND desired
for DEVELOPMENT Southern Prince
Qeorges or Charles Co. Reply
Box 1f-X. star.
Evening star., 1961-04-29
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT
[cONTINUEbl

cENTEFMs.JSo" JSS"Sks =. It,. sH4REPISe SlE pSS.
tition to suit tenant; $500 per
SO. IT. includes all utils.. air cond.
and full janitor services. Avail
able immediatelyi s minutes from
14th and F. WILLIAM G. BRAKE
FIELD, IA. 5-5500.
Evening star., 1961-04-29
FLORIDA PROPERTY

CLEARWATER. FLA, on Gulf-e-
unit motel, conv. to everything;
good repeat business: room to ex-
pRnd. OWNER, VIII. 2-l866.
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA
Custom-built, 2-bedroom, 2-bath,
rapch-type home: gas heat: all
city improvements; price Sl4,900.
Contact owner, CHARLES r. ROB-
ERTS, Lutheran Towers, 545 End
ave, South. st. Petersburg, Fla.
ST. PETE = Attractive 2-bedrm.
modern masonry llhme Just 2 years
old, in fine nsighborhood, like
new; SI1,500 or will trade for
Washington area property. kE.
2-4I33
Evening star., 1961-04-29
SIGLER & co.
FREDERICK co. FARMS
LANDIs REALTY CO

-. . GhEDAo ELAhL j W
~. 5-36S6 30l-MO. 2-5712
GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE Of 3l4
blue grass rolling mountain acres,
with beaut. Colonial home built
In 1S49. Listen to this! On the
LIST H., lsx20 liV. rm., 2Oxl4 din.
rm., 13x1S kit, 16x1S den or
bedrm., l4X12 util. rm., 2 sun
porches encl. with glass, ] pch.
open. 10X10 bath rm. 2nd H..
S0x2O .hedrm., 1920 bedrm., 20x
21 bedrm., 20x20 bedrm., 20xIO
bedrm., 2 porches; full bsmt. with
wine cellar, util. rm., lge. play
rm. with firepl., lge. furnace Tm.,
plus the orig. spring rm. All doors,
even closet doors, are beautiful
hand carved Of solid walnut, back
in lS4e. Liv. rm. has the most
beaut. wall paper that was put
on in 1880. Fireplace in each
rm., each fireplace on 1st II. has
beaut. hand-carved walnu,
mantel; oil h.-w.h. i-b.r., arm
cottage with bath, plus q 4-room
tenant house. This property owned
by the same family for 8 Eener.
ations, but too much for 73-yr.-
old widow. She is going to smaller
quarters. Price, S65,000, terms
Additional 800 acres avail. Il
wanted for $4,000. You mus
KAMP WAsHiNGToN REALTY
CO., CR. 3-6121: open till 8.
Evening star., 1961-04-29

ARL.--Compl. furn. Office, 2 rms.
air eond., 1st floor: S12b month
~ 7-6714 OR IA. 7-343s.
Evening star., 1961-07-16

LAWN MOWER, power, excel. cond.
DINETTE SET. wrought iron, oval
formica table and 4 chairs; Bed
SPREAD AND DRAPES. custom
made. Folding ping-ponR table
and net Rest offer III 93hIS
Evening star., 1961-07-16
GOLD
DIAMONDS
AND GOLD COINS

See us first. We pay highest cash
prices. Ask for HARRY BROTT,
917 st. NV. RE. 7-2076.
HI-FI COMPONENTs Of any type;
tape recorders; test. equipment:
communication receivers. Turn
your extra equipment into cash.
EIECTRONICS UNLIMITED. Az
Kiny St, Alexandria. XII. 9-4700.
Hours, 10 a.m.-5:30 pm.
IMMEDIATE CASH LOANS on dia-
monds, jewelry. watches, type
writer's, adding machines, CAM
eras. tape recorders, portable rec
ord players and Tvs, radios. sew
ing machines microscopes. fire
arms. musical Instruments, furS
or anything OF value Pawn tick
cts given. Outright purchases
made Estates appraised and
bought. LIVINGSTON a. CO, est.
1904. 1923 & st. NV. ME. S-526s;
MUSIC BOXES, old monographs.
records. player pianos and rolls.
organs. HU. 3-4553.
PIANOS. ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
Call Day or Night. JO 9-3039
WINCH with gasoline motor and
roped dolley. Also cement or mortar
mixer CE. 6-ssls.
SO FORD GALAXY
IN GOOD CONDITION. JU. S-e47a
Evening star., 1961-07-16

FURN. SALE, unpainted - Closing
out: many items to choose from.
BARGAINS. 212l 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1961-07-16

SCREEN WIRE, aluminium; special
low price in roll quantity. UNION
Evening star., 1961-07-16

PIANOs-wide selection Of recon-
ditioned upright pianos. gulran-
teed, S225 Up, including local de-
livery. Also selection Of new
pianos for rent. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO.. HOS q st. NV. DI.
Evening star., 1961-07-16

(3), now in use. Being
replaced with newer equipment.
Reasonable. MILITRONICS, 110S
Oronoeo st., Alexandria. XII. O.
Evening star., 1961-07-16
DINING ROOM

Lovely walnut table, SO in. wide
with leaf that extends to 90 in.
long. Danish in concept, ex-
tremely rich coloring, Classic
chairs with foam cushions and
finely sculptured backs in walnut.
You must see this group to fully
your home.
Evening star., 1961-07-16
Baldwin Uprisht, Medium Size
TIL O2OEA

PIANO. upright, perfect condition,
$50: Prize Dieu. 81 ca; large Of
flee oak desk. SO: metal ward
robes, So ca: mahog. post dbl.
bed, S25 compl.: custom made day
bed opens into dbl bed, $50.
Call from Z am. to IL am, DU.
Evening star., 1961-07-16

PIANO, Cable-Nelson bplnet' fuII
keyboard. mahog.. with bench;
5000. 301-PA. 5-5725. Laurel
PIANO, upright and bench HAD
dorfD; nahoEany: good condition.
S110. Ii. 7.0400.
Evening star., 1961-07-16
LIGHT PLANTS

500 watts. 10 volts, sos. 80; 1000
watts, surplus. J. H. GICHNER.
| 2613 M st. NV. FE. 3-6345,
Evening star., 1961-07-16

sAXAPHONE, alto, King Silver
sonic. Like new. Sacrifice. Call
Evening star., 1961-07-16

SCREENS, storm win6ows (used).
for average-size windows. WA. 4
S466 after I nm
Evening star., 1961-07-16

LAWN MOWERS-PanZer riding
tractor. 5s4 and o h.p. rotary
mower. For the best trade and
service, see MD. CYCLE, 5003
Greenbelt rd.. College Park, OR.
4-6723, weekdays q In
Evening star., 1961-09-24

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Evening star., 1961-09-24
ar FARE
AIR FARE
Cargo Rate
Will Apply
OnLuqaoqe

Excess baggage savings Of as
much as 80 per cent are posi-
BILE under Braniff AirwayS' new
Counter Cargo" plan, accord
ing to William N. Seitz, district
sales manager for the airline.
The system permits luggage,
heavy sample cases and other
items to be checked in at the
ticket counter at air freight
rates instead of the higher ex-
cess baggage charges.
Mr.. Seitz said that while this
program will benefit many reg
ular passengers, its main pur-
pose is to attract new custom
ers from among the ranks of
statesmen who often have to
travel with heavy sample cases.
The economy flight across
the Atlantic, once beset with
the soggy sandwich, then with
more complete, but cold meals,
and finally hot meals, is going
even more gourmet. Trans
World Airlines has introduced
two new three course meals.
One features filet mignon as
the entree, the other breast of
capon with wild rice Stuffing.
Another entree on Fridays is
lobster thermidor. Each meal
has the same dessert apple
pie with cheddar cheese.
Evening star., 1961-09-24
ALL AT SEA
ALL AT SEA
t Cruise Revenue Due
To Hit 500 Million

The 1872 cruise season is
expected to bring the cruise
industry a gross of more than
500 million, according to an
American Express travel survey.
This would represent an in
crease of more than II per cent
over last years take on pleas
ure voyages.
There will be more ships in
the field this year, with a ca
pacity for carrying 10000.
Last years capacity was 1885,
0Op.
Trans Atlantic steamship
lines this season have Sched-
uled 100 special trips to the
West Indies, Mediterranean,
South Pacific and around the
world, compared with 1873 last
season. In addition, the year.
around cruise services out of
New York, Florida, Gulf and
West Coast ports have sched-
uled 325 cruise sailings between
November and the end of April.
Big news in the cruise busi-
ness this fall is the entry of
United States subsidized lines
into short cruises during the
off-season. These are Ameri-
can Export, United States
Lines and Moore Me- Cormack.
A pair of long cruise changes
being made this year involve
the Cunard Lines Caronia and
Moore McCormack's Brasil.
The Caronia will switch from
its. annual world cruise to a
90sday voyage to the South
Pacific and the Far East. The
Brasil will make a 63-day trip
to- South America, Africa and
the Mediterranean.
These changes, Amexco says,
reflect the steamship COM
pallies' awareness of the need
for new travel areas for repeat
Evening star., 1961-09-24

istic hotel adorns the Bermuda
promontory overlooking the
sea and the. bays. It was balm
for the chains loss of the hotel
in Quito. appropriated by the
Ecuador government. He'd
gone to our State Department,
where he was told:
Things are so tough they
won't even borrow money from
u.s."
In Bermuda nothing's sure
except death and no taxes.
That's right, no taxes. No in
come taxes, no inheritance
taxes. That's what helps make
the living easy, from the tip
of Somerset across the sweep
Of Warwick and Devonshire to
the coves Of st. Georges. Per-
haps that's why no hustle and
a way Of life geared to the
20-mile-per-hour speed limit.
On the Duchess, cruise boat,
the Calypso man sang, Come
to this island in the middle Of
the sea Where there's no
tax for you and for me-" The
cruise director said Of tn e
singer: Hes been working this
boat for 10 years, except for
one month last year. When he
Evening star., 1961-09-24
You Lose One and Win One
That's Hotel Business

left we got 5000 letters re-
questing his return" We fig
1red that any singer who
writes 5000 letters
Eugene O'Neill once lived on
this island. at Spithead, which
had been the home Of an 18th
century buccaneer. O'Neill Sc
lected it because he liked the
leisurely pace, the pastel build
ings whose limestone roofs are
corrugated to catch the rain
water for drinking, and the
oleander and Bougainvillaea
blooming all year round.
We visited Spanish Point
and Shelley Bay, crossed Som.
erset Bridge and shopped in
Hamilton and St. Georges.
There. said the guide, is the
Old State House built in 1920,
and over there, he added, is
Darrell's Island, where Church
i'll made his wartime stopovers.
And near the ancient fort is
Gunpowder Cavern, where the
rebels of '76 stole gunpowder
for Boston's guns.
The night club shows fea-
ture choral groups-sometimes
garnered from amateurs who
have other jobs in the day
time - chosen for their calls
themes as much as for voice.
Sometimes singers are imported
from the States, and they at
tain the high notes as if they'd
been suddenly tickled, and as
sert their professionalism by
rolling their Rs. "It doesn't
matter If q singer blows up"
goes a calypso, 1T only mat
ters that q singer shows up"
There's no casino in Ber-
muda, but any man who wants
to gamble can always find q
way. For the new hotels night
dance by the pool. the fire de-
partment supplied fireproofed
bags containing lit candles.
With Paul Sonnabend laying
the odds Hugh Downs bet
Evening star., 1961-09-24
By LEONARD LYONS

HAMILTON, Bermuda.-The
Calypso singers, costumed in
radiant blue, green and coral
Ito match the colors Of the
sky, sea and land-poled their
raft across the lagoon, chant
ing: This small island in the
middle Of the sea Is the
very place for you and for me. "
Then, from the Southampton
knoll came the killed pipers,
marching down the steep slope.
Their drums and the wall Of
the bagpipes echoed across the
ravine. The music blended, the
Scottish pipes and Indies Ca
lypso, and then was stilled in
tribute to Bermuda's symbol Of
their united fealties: His Ex-
cellency, the Governor, Lieut..
Gen. Sir Julian Gascoigne,
K.C.V.O., C.B., .,.DS.O. Her Maj
esty's representative stepped
forward and cut the ribbon to
open the new 200-room Carl
ton Beach Hotel. A. M. Soma
bend beamed.
.Mr. Sonnabend is the presi-
dent of the Hotel Corp. of
America, whose new modern
Evening star., 1961-09-24

passengers, who make up about
33 per cent Of the business.
The Mediterranean will have
a record season, with II special
cruises scheduled, including
three first-time Mediterranean
trips from New York by the
Leonardo da Vinci, the Maure-
tania and the Empress of
Canada.
In addition to the specials,
American Exports regular
"Sunlane" cruises ttree-week
voyage will leave approxi-
mately every two weeks from
New York aboard the Inde-
.pendence and the Constitution.
Eastern Steamship Corp. has
announced that the successful
policy Of twice-weekly sailings
to Nassau from Miami by the
Bahama Star has led to a
similar policy Of regularity for
two other cruise vessels, the
Evangeline and the Yarmouth.
On October 81, the Var
mouth will begin making
weekly 6-day cruises to ia
maica and Haiti, sailing each
Saturday at 3 pm. from Miami
and returning the following
Friday at / pm.
The Evangeline will make al
ternating 13-day cruises be-
ginning December %. One for
the island-hopper calls at San
Juan, st. Thomas, Guadeloupe,
Barbados, Trinidad, Curacao
and Haiti. The other, for the
"iSland-visitor," calls at st.
Thomas, San Juan, Dominican
Republic, Jamaica and Haiti.
Evening star., 1961-09-24
PROMOTED

The United States Lines has elected Alex
ander Purdon as executive vice president and
Charles F. Kraft as vice president Mr.. Pur-
don was executive director of the Committee
of American Steamship Lines here before
joining the steamship company in 1889, and
Mr.. Kraft formerly managed the firms Wash
ingtOn office
Evening star., 1961-09-24

which candles would be the last
to flicker out.
Ten candles were still burn
ing strongly when the bet had
Evening star., 1961-09-24

to be called off on account
of a waiting plare for New
York.
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