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Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-02-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Q
SILVER SPRING STATION
COMING EVENTS

FEB. 10 Benefit dance for
Holy Cross Hospital Building
Fund = will be held at the Cisel
Saxon Post No. Al, Fenton &
Sligo Ave-, Silver Spring, Md.
- 10 to 1 am. Music by the
Blue Notes - Donation $1.50
per person. 5t-2-10 eat.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
Hawai- Gets
PIushy Hotel

HONOLULU. - Construction
is about to start on Laurence
s. Rockefeller's multimillion-
dollar Mauna Kea Beach Hotel
only a few miles from the BIRTH
place Of Hawaii's famed ruler
Kamehameha the Great.
Land preparation for the re-
sort has been under way for
more than a year at the cres-
cent-shaped beach nestled al
the foot Of Hawaii's highest
peak.
Construction is expected to
start within the next so days
and completion is planned for
1865.
Plans call for a champion
ship 18-hole seaside golf course
designed by Robert Trent
Jones, a beach pavilion, tennis
courts. open dining areas and
terraces overlooking the sea.
Kailua-Kona airport to the
south and the islands main
airport at Hilo will serve with
new resort.
A new major harbor install
lation at Kawaihae, a port oi
call for inter-island freighters
] is 2 miles from the site.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
Shrine Outlined
For Correeidor

The Philippines and United
States are entering into an
agreement to undertake devel-
opment of historic Corregidor
island into a national shrine
and tourist center.
To pave the way. the Philip
pine National Shrines Com
mission is starting. with its
own resources. a 81 million re-
habilitation project incorporat-
ing suggestions from the State
Department.
It was on the tiny island
that Filipino and American
troops took their last stand
against invading Japanese
forces early in World War II.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
Palm Springs Getting
.Wetter by the Minute

October sees the season in
ffull swing at Palm Springs, and
In terms Of the famous oasis
resorts speciality, which is
swimming pools. this means
There may be perhaps 10 people
tfor each Of some 1900 pools
instead Of only five, as In
summer.
It also means they sprinkle
ionly 100000 gallons Of water
daily on each of the IS golf
courses, instead Of the summer
time / million gallons.
20 Pools Monthly
/ With good reason, the South
ern California desert resort
/ claims to be the Swimming
Pool Capital Of the World" "
The warm winter climate in
s:vites swimming Il the noontime
leverage Is So degrees. night
time IS degrees.
Z Pooh are built at an average
Evening star., 1962-09-09
The SUNDAY STAR
Dorado Beach Will
Host Amateur Golf

SAN JUAN, P. r. More
than 100 of the worlds better
amateur men golfers and a
large field of women will COM
pete in the fifth anual Dora
do Beach Invitational Golf
tournament here, October II to
20.
The famous 27-hole course.
Evening star., 1962-09-09

of 20 a month. With over $500
Of them for q permanent popu-
lation Of $4,000, that's one pool
for every five people probably
q world record Of its kind, ac-
cording to the areas All-Year
Club.
For a place that was once
desert, that's a lot of water. 1t
takes IS million gallons to keep
the pools filled. Nine wells sup
ply the village and its pools
from the water table filled by
melting SHOWS on the sur
rounding mountains.
This season there will be q
new interest at the resort-the
sight Of the almost awesome
job of building the new Palm
Springs aerial tramway up
towering Mount San Jacinto.
Worlds Largest
When put into operation
next May, this will be the larg-
est passenger-carrying aerial
tramway in the world.
From q base station in Chino
Canyon within the Palm
Springs city limits. the tram
way viii hoist people to Long
Valley, S,516 feet high, in q
matter Of minutes.
Lower construction tramways
are already hauling materials
up the mountainside. Two big
super charged helicopters car
be seen buzzing up the noun
tain, six trips an hour. carry
ing everything from workmer
to gravel.
The two 40-pasSenger tram
way cars are under construc-
ton in Switzerland.
A steel company is turning
out the more than ~ miles oi
cable nearly 2 inches thick.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
Pogeontry HeroIds
Autumn in Brituin

speare plays at Stratford-
upon-Avon Is still going strong,
and will continue until Novem-
Der.
Early November is the busi-
est time of all. 1t all begins
with the State Opening of
Parliament, which takes place
at the end of October or early
in November.
HOrseless Carriages
Then on November 4, the
worlds strangest auto race
takes place. as SO to so "old
crooks" Of cars. set out from
London to Brighton. Nothing
made since 1910 is allowed
The race was made famous by
the film "Genevieve.'
On November 5, Britain'G
equivalent of Halloween takes
place. Guy Fawkes Day." or
which fireworks and bonfires
are kissing and popping every
where.
On November 10 the new
Lord Mayor of London Is in
augurated with a spectacular
parade and show.
Evening star., 1962-09-09

LONDON.-Here comes Gold
en- Autumn, with o garland of
festivals, fairs and pageantry.
With the big tourist rush
virtually over, there is more
space in hotels and restaurants
and fall events provide added
inducements, the British Trav-
el Association points out.
It's hunting time, and the
fields begin to resound with
the calls Of ''Tally-hol" and
the bell-like yelps of the dogs.
October II begins one of the
years great international
events. the Motor Show at
Earls Court.
Open House
This fall, Britain is taking
part in open House" in Eu-
rope, sponsored by the 81 coun-
tries of the European Travel
Commission. This is a program
enabling travellers to visit pri-
vate homes. factories and
workshops, to get to know the
people on an individual basis,
and obtain q view Of how q
nation works and plays.
The great festival Of Shake
Evening star., 1962-09-09
POINTS OF INTEREST
York's Fair Can Claim
About Any SuperIutive

Information on fall week
end vacation trips may be OBJ
tanned from the Vermont De-
velopment Department, Box
WV. Montpelier.
Ha -
RHODE ISLAND-An "Old
World" Columbus Day celebra-
ton is to be held at the Italo-
American Citizens Club in
Warren October HIP. with a
carnival, dance, parade and
fireworks.
MICHIGAN-The 18th an
nual Old Car Festival, the
country's foremo ost antique
auto event. will be presented
in Greenfield Village outside
Detroit next Saturday and
Sunday.
NASSAU - Discovery Day
commemorating the arrival oi
Columbus at San Salvador ir
the Bahamas will be observed
with the public holiday Oct. IL
Evening star., 1962-09-09
Derby's History
Told in Museum

LOUISVILLE. Ky.-churchill
Downs new racing museum,
which reliyes Derby nighlights
since Aristides came down the
Stretch In 1875. is drawing BAN
lner crowds during its first sea-
The air-conditioned building
to the left of the main entrance
displays photos Of most Of the
winners. jockeys and trainers,
but still seeks q few Of the
missing ones.
The museum is open every
day except Monday from 10
am. to 4pm.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
Time for fun


What's your avoure Summer sport? There four champion.
ship golf courses and two interesting Aweaher tennis
courts dot the Islands
Bermuda has Of the worlds best game fishing Try your
luck battling the big sea- surcasng close shore
The Bermuda Game Fishing Tournament open to everyone
You could be winner!
Watersking is exciting. Skndving opens marvellous new
world to you. Sailing second nature Bermudans and
cruising among the Islands is great sport.
Cover the Islands
Go by taxi may have fringe top Commute by ferry Ride
bicycle Along the way you picnic secluded cove or
dine in one of Bermuda's many nns
More wonderful sights to see
See ST. Peters, in l7h century St. George the Oldest Anglican
Church in the Western Hemisphere The Crown Jewels of
England in Replica displayed Fort ST. Catherine One of
the worlds finest collection Of tropical fish in the Aquarium
And you go about pasecooed houses bright foliage blue
sky and bluest create memorable scene
Shop for best buys
In Hamilton and ST. George you'll find shops with the finest Of
British and European merchandise You pick up wonderful
buys in leather jewellery perfume china antiques and clothing
for men, women and children
Evening star., 1962-09-09

PENNSYLVANIA-The York
Fair, which can claim about
every superlative there is about
fairs, opens Tuesday to run
through Saturday.
The first fair was held in
1765 under q charter which
granted the privilege Of hold
ing two of them a year "for-
ever hereafter" but someone
goofed in 1915 and there were
no fairs for the next 36 years.
The York County Agricul-
tural Society revived them in
1851 and, with the exception
of two years, they've been 60
ing and growing by the year.
Pennsylvania second an
nual Covered Bridges Week will
be observed September 22-30,
with $50 of the antique spans
still to be seen, mostly in the
central and southern sections.
Lancaster County, tn e
Dutch-Amish country, and CO.
lumbia County, home Of
Bloomsbury and Berwick, each
have IS covered bridges.
At Forks, Columbia County,
are the famed twin covered
bridges.
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WEST VIRGNIA-High on
the list of the States big fall
calendar is the Mountain State
Forest Festival, scheduled for
Elkins October 3-6-a four-day
pageant of outdoor events set
in a backdrop of falls coloring.
Forest Festival. Box 369,
Elkins, w. Va, has details.
VERMONT-"Holiday In the
Hills" an old-fashioned cele-
bration at CRANKY, combines
community suppers, crafts and
exhibits September % and %.
A folk music and dance fes-
tival at Stowe features Werner
Won Trapp, Of the famed fam
lily singers. September 1880.
1.-THE Festival of Flames" "
presenting candles Of every size
and shape, is set for East
Arlington October 1918.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
BERMUDA. GREAT BRITATNS LovELIEST ISLAND COLONY

Living is gentle. A hotel pampers you
with good food. good service, and fine
accommodations. There are many ofthem,
large and small, scattered throughout the
Islands. Orstay in a Bermuda Guest House
or Cottage Colony. Here everything is
more intimate and secluded. Whether you
90 to hotel, guest house or cottage col
ony, life passes eayly. You'll have tea in
the garden, luncheon by the swimming
pool, cocktails overlooking quiet inlet,
dining and dancing on a moonlit terrace.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
Room forMOre

Jamaica can now accommo-
date about $500 visitors a
night. Newest additions are the
Sheraton Kingston with 400
beds and the Trelawny Club at
Runaway Bay, with 70.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
ALL AT SEA
Smith Line
Adding New
Cruise Ship

Washington headquartered
Caribbean Cruise Lines win
bring the new 1s,000-ton Rivi-
era to the United States under
q three-year charter signed by
President John e. Smith, jr.
Designed to accommodate
business conventions as wen as
the luxury cruise trade, the
Riviera win be the flagship of
five cruise liners scheduled to
make about So cruises out of
II Atlantic coast ports in 1868.
Built on an earlier hull. the
Riviera Is new and modern
from the keel up; sports an
exhibit hall with q 35-foot cell
ing and facilities for 500 first
class passengers. Luxury items
include two swimming pools. q
garage. theater and meeting
hall for AIS and q night club.
She win arrive In New York
December 8 and make the
maiden trip. q 13-day cruise
out of New York December 10;
then move to Fort Lauderdale,
Fla, for West Indies cruises
through March.
One ship in the Caribbean
Cruise Lines fleet. the Ariadne,
sails for three cruises out of
Washington in October and
November.
For sailings Of Moore-Mc-
Cormack Lines IS Brasil and
Argentina from Baltimore, New
York and Port Everglades, Fla,
this fall and winter, pickup,
parking and delivery Of auto
mobiles will be offered.
Cars will be stored in closed
garages or guarded lots during
the cruises to the Caribbean.
South America, Africa or the
Northlands Of Europe.
Travellers may make ar
rangements through the Line
or any travel agency.
=
Furness is talking up an
around the Caribbean In 81
days." which sails October 26
from New York to 10 different
ports in the West Indies, South
America and the B q h q m a S
aboard the Ocean, Monarch.
&Hh
Turkey-at-sea on Thanks
giving Day is offered on one
of the 20-day autumn cruises
sponsored by University Travel
Co., Of Cambridge, Mass, and
Canadian Pacific.
Sailings will be weekly start
ing October IL from Montreal
and will continue until the st.
Lawrence season closes in late
November.
Thrift season fares included
five full days ashore in Lon
don.
-
Italian Lines 1868 sailing
schedule shows 80 trans-Atlan-
tic trips. east and west, from
January 8 through December %.
Evening star., 1962-09-09

laid out by Robert Trent Jones,
win also be host to large spec
tator groups.
Evening star., 1962-09-09

He'll help you
decide how to
60, where to
stay, what tosee.
In the mean
time mail this
coupon today.
Evening star., 1962-09-09

aorSe'soi as. EIn wss. s yifE1,s =, .ssss .Gsssc
Y Nfdss fdss zD sDo. SfSsn Sr rest s. and
axation. Restaurant, Motel. Cottages,
Dance Hall, Picnic Grounds, Fishing
Ind Water Sports.
Evening star., 1962-09-09

How to go. ship or plane. A luxuri-
Gus ocean liner will give you preyiew of
how delightful Bermuda will be. A jetliner
will take you there in a few hours. Which
do you prefer? See your Travel Agent.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
BERMUDA

GUNNER LASTS LONGER in Bermuda The September
temperature in the comfortable eighties The sun warm the
soft pink sand inviting and swimming in the clear bae water
is wonderfully refreshing.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
j. ann 3 VISIT THE VIRGINS

lnehanksd islands Of the Caribbean:
s1 ctois 81 John. st. Thomas
Evening star., 1962-09-09

VIRGIN ISLANDS
Evening star., 1962-09-09
SILVER LAKE PARK

HORSESHOE RUN, w. va.
Evening star., 1962-09-09

MIAMI BEACH. FLA.
Evening star., 1962-09-09

italian Lines 1868 sailing
schedule shows 80 trans-Atlan-
tic trips. east and west. from
January 8 through December %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-18
Annapolis Tour
Is Sunday

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 10
(AP) Olive houses depicting
the 18th century architecture
of William auckland will be
opened to the public Sunday
as part of Historic Annapolis
Ines special architects
tour"
The tour will begin with a
noon luncheon which will be
followed by an illustrated
presentation by Mrs. Rosa
mond Randall Beire, CO.
author of william auckland.
l734-1774, Architect Of Vir-
GINA and Maryland"
Historic homes to be OPEN
ed will be the Hammond
Harwood House (1774), The
Brice House (1745 with Buck
land Interiors of 1770-1772),
The Chase Lloyd House
Q769 IT'D. The Adams
Kitty House (1773) and Upton
Scott House (1765).
Architects and historians,
including William v. Elder,
curator Of the White House,
will be stationed at each Of
the homes to explain them to
visitors.
Historic Annapolis Inc, a
non-profit educational pres
ervation society, also an
nounced that over 500 per-
sons took last Sundays "All
Around The Town Tour"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-18
State Has
Best
Record

Assistant Secretary Of La
Dor Esther Peterson yester-
day commended the Defense
Department for taking
strides in. opening employ
ment opportunities to quail
fled women.
At the same time Mrs.
Peterson noted that the
State Department had the
best record" of all Govern
ment agencies in placing
women in high level posi-
tons.
Addressing a conference Of
Army civilian personnel di-
rectors from all over the
world, she said, UNLESS
you're much better informed
than members of the Com
mittee on Federal Employ
ment of the Presidents Com
mission on the Status Of
Women, you'll be surprised to
learn that of all Government
agencies, the Department Of
State has the highest pro-
portion of women in policy
making jobs"
Citing statistics, Mrs. Pet
erson said there are seven
women at the FSO-1 and 2
levels - equivalent Of "su-
pergrade" Civil Service jobs
paying $4,000 to $4,000 a
year - and one woman Ca
reer ambassador. In addition,
she said, State has three
women in positions under the
Classification Act at these
levels.
Mrs. Peterson said the
Committee on Federal En-
ployment, headed by Miss
Margaret Hickey Of st. Louis,
has found much to praise
in personnel policies Of the
military.
Although the military
was one of the last seq
ments of employment to be
opened to women, and al
though traditions had to be
preached" she said, "the
Armed Forces have made
great strides in a relatively
short time. The training and
assignment of women during
and since World War II to a
wide variety of jobs that are
usually restricted to men in
our civilian economy is a
major achievement"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-18
CLUB
CALENDAR
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
League Of Women Voters
of the District of Columbia
Sponsoring two 8 pm. neigh
borhood meetings to discuss
the United Nations, one at
Mrs. Max MeeneS', 5000 Six
tenth street NV, and one
at DR.. Althea Kessler's, 1921
Lincoln road, NE, Apart
ment EOS.
TOMORROW
American Association Of
University WOmen-Evening
Poetry Group meets at 1902
G street NV, Suite $40, at
1880 pm. to discuss "The
Round Table and the
knights"
Army War College Class Of
1962-Dinner party at Evans
Farm Inn at z pm.
Daughters of Penelope,
AriOn Chapter No. 298-Hon-
oring the Alcemene Chapter
No. 81 of Baltimore, Md, at
a party at $3.50 pm, the
Recreation Center Of Saints
Constantine and Helen
Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-18
Soda for Stains

Rings left from coffee and
tea, especially lingering when
white china or earthenware
cups are used, can be easily
removed with a little baking
soda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-18
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Holmes County herald., 1962-10-11
AIonzo Henderson
Dies In Wreck
Near Kosciusko

Funeral services for Alonzo
Henderson, well-known color
ed county agent of Holmes
County for more than seven
years, were held in Jackson
Wednesday.
He was killed about mid
night Friday on Highway IL
about eight miles west of Kos
ciusko in a three car wreck
which injured three other
persons.
Seriosly injured and hospi-
talized are William o. Watson,
teacher at Saints Junior Col
lege in Lexington, passenger
in the Henderson car; Tom
my Myers, 18-year-old youth
of Kosciusko, driver of another
carr and Orris Ingram, 33
year old white man of McCool.
The Holmes extension work
er was SO.
Holmes County herald., 1962-10-11
Miss Met
Chosen For Choir

Margaret MsGehee, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Nc
Gehee of Durant, has been
chosen to sing in the A Cap
peIa Choir at Louisiana State
University.
The Choir, under the direc-
ton of Dallas Draper, is COM
posed of 70 voices and a re-
cord number of students audi
toned this year. There is a
long waiting list for member.
ship in the select group.
Miss Meg ehee will sing first
soprano. The first concert will
be the annual Christmas con
cert scheduled December
land 2.
In the past the choir has ap,
lpeared at national and region
AL conventions and sang over
three national networks.
Holmes County herald., 1962-10-11
Walden II
Leading
Mid-State

1t looks like from here those
Walden Bulldogs mean bust
ness in the Mid-State Confe-
renee.
Walden overcame another
tough road-block Friday night
by whipping Ethel, 1877, in the
only conference game in the
Mid-State.
That gives Walden a 8 : @
loop record and 4 : O mark
overall. Meanwhile, the other
teams are fighting to keep in
the championship picture.
In other games Friday night
involving Mid-State teams.
McAdams fell to Kilmichael
1912; Durant lost to Leflore
Holmes County herald., 1962-10-11
Owen Funeral Held
Held Thursday

Services for Mrs. Lula Mer-
lie CLoxie) Owens were held
at 3 p. m. last Thursday in
Worthey Funeral Home. Rev.
Price Brock OBLIGATED. The
body was shipped to Ruther-
ford, Tennessee for graveside
services and burial. She was
~.
Mrs. Owens died about $3.50
Wednesday afternoon after a
heart attack at the home of
her son, E. E. Owens, where
she made her home. At the
time of the attack, she was sit
ting out in the yard. Except
for re-occuring attacks of as
thma, she was in excellent
health. Since the death of her
husband in November of 1857,
Ishe had lived in Pickens with
her son. Prior to that she and
her husband lived in Tusca-
loosa, Alabama where her
husband was a salesman for
Black, Freedman and Win
ston, a clothing firm.
She Was a member of the
cumberland Presbyterian
Church.
Besides her son, who is SUI
perintendent of Southern Ma
tural Gas Compressor Station
here, she leaves a brother. r
Holmes County herald., 1962-10-11
Mrs. CIeveIand's
Father Passes

Friends of Mrs. Bernice
Cleveland of Lexington, were
saddened to hear of the death
of her father, James Oscar
Thrash of Conehatta.
Funeral services for Mr..
Thrash, 81, were held last
Thursday at Prospect Baptist
Church in Newton County.
Burial was in the church ce-
metery with Stephens Funeral
Home in charge of arrange
ments.
He died at the family resi-
dence last Tuesday afternoon
following a heart attack which
had been preceded by poor
health for a number of mon
tbs.
Mr. Thrash lived all of his
life in Newton County.
Survivors include two sons.
Clayton Thrash and Eugene
Thrash, both of ConIt1atta;
four daughters, in addition to
Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs. Geneva
Laird of Union, Mrs. Lorene
Jones of Conehatta, and Mrs.
Billy Price of Ismas, Turkey;
a brother, A. J. Thrash of
Conehatta; and two sisters,
Mrs. w. A. Davidson and Mrs.
Lonny Gardner, both of Sc
bastapol.
Holmes County herald., 1962-10-11

think that the courts action
just, then they could enact
additional law or constitutional
amendments, if necessary.
But enacting new legislation
takes time. When our nation
fell into the grips of the ter
rible depression of the 1905
our president determined that
emergency action was neces-
sary which could not be
achieved through the legiti-
mate constitutional channels.
The Infamous "court packing
maneuvers of Franklin Roose-
welt were the result. Few ques-
toned those actions at the
time because they seemed
necessary to preserve the
general welfare. Those tactics
which subverted the laws,
however, have had far reach
ing effects since that time.
Now, it seems popular for
those in the federal govern
ment to pursue with all means
at their disposal any course
of action which they personal
ly endorse regardless of the
constitution merits of the mat
ter. If Mississippians have
shown disrespect for the laws
it may well be that they used
as their example similar &C.
ton on the part Of federal Of
ficials.