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Evening star., 1963-05-26
Fau|, Nj Au|iffe
Lift Tigers 70
81 Triumph

DETROIT, May Is (AP).-
Dick McAuliffe drilled three
singles and rookie Bill Faul
turned in his second straight
victory in his second big league
start as the Tigers defeated the
Red Sox. So. today.
The triumph ended the IT.
gers four-game losing streak
1t was only their third victory
in IL games.
Faul. who took hypnotic
treatments to improve his
pitching confidence, became a
starter only last Sunday and
beat Washington with a three
hit shutout. He held the Red
Sox to five hits until the
eighth, when he yielded Bos-
tons second run on Frank
Malzone's single.
McAuliffe's sharp single In
the third off loser Earl Wilson
brought in two runs and
opened the Tigers lead to 80.
ROcT0N nuTu0HT
Evening star., 1963-05-26
Johnson 81 to Retain
Title Against Postrono

will be making the second de-
Tense OF the title since he
gained clear claim 10 II with
a l5-round decision over Doug
Jones May i2, 1862.
He outpointed Gustave
Scholz In Berlin June %. In
his only match this year john
son stopped Tommy Merrill In
Scranton, Pa, In nine rounds
Of a non-tltle bout.
Promoters Mel Greb and Jack
Doyle Of the Silver State Box
ing Club predict a live au-
dience Of about $500 and gate
receipts Of approximately s50.-
900. plus 100000 In television
revenue.
Johnson has been guaranteed
$4,000 and Pastrano s2i $50.
Evening star., 1963-05-26
Nets Errors Pave Woy
As Cards Triumph, 6-3

ST. LOUIS. May Is (AP).-
The Cardinals banged IL hits
and took advantage Of some
loose fielding by the Nets to-
day and handed the New York
ers their fifth straight loss,
6-3.
Curt Flood got the Cards
started with a two-run double
during a three-run uprising in
the second inning. In the third,
Flood singled and then went
all the way to third on a steal
as no one covered second for
the Nets and the ball went
into centerfield. He scored on
Dick Groat's single.
The Nets pulled within a
run in the seventh. They kay
oed Starter Ray Sadecki on a
walk, singles by Ron Hunt and
Ed Kranepool, an error and a
Evening star., 1963-05-26

"Twinkletoes and DiMag! You
must be some kinda nut"
A few fender misses later,
George asked the driver how he
would rate Selkirk with Charley
Keller.
"Selkoik and Keller" the
Brooklyn cabbie said, and pom
dered a minute. "Selkoik and
Keller" he repeated. II think
I'd take Keller"
"Okay," George said, with q
straight face.
whats the matter with the
Yankees" George needed,
They're a great ball club"
"All they do is win." the
driver replied. They win PEN
nants and Woild Series, but
they amt got no color. They
amt got nobody like Babe Hoi-
man, who used TO catch fly balls
with his head when he was with
the Dodgers. That was the
team. The Dodgers.
"They had Jackie Robinson"
the driver continued. He'd give
you the flashin' teeth and say.
I'm goin', I'm goin'. and he'd
steal a base. He'd have the
crowd excited"
How about Maury Wills7"
Selkirk asked. "He stole l04
bases last year"
But the cab driver had an
answer for that. wills amt
got nothin' but speed" he said.
Robinson had color"
what did you think Of
Frankie Crosetti?" Selkirk
asked the driver.
"He wasn't nothin' but a .280
hittin' infielder who was a good
fielder" the driver replied. mo
color"
"I'll bet the Washington Sem
ators would like 10 have a $50
hitting infielder." Selkirk said.
"The Senator's" the driver
said In a disgusting tone. II see
they got a new manager. Gil
Hodges. Einstein couldn't win
managing that team, not even
Einstein. they're from hunger. "
BY this time the cab by some
miraculous fashion. had made
Us way 10 Yankee Stadium.
The driver hoped out and said
10 a policeman. Here are the
umpires. let EN- In so the peo-
pie can boo EN-"
Selkirk Jumped out, some Of
the Rrimness gone. thanks 10 q
cab driver. even though he was
a Dodger fan.
Evening star., 1963-05-26
Cubs Top Colts
For First Time
This Year, Al

CHICAGO. May rs (AP).-
The Cubs won their first game
from Houston. Al. today be-
hind Larry Jackson's stout
pitching. The Cubs triumph
over Dick Farrell snapped a
five-game losing streak against
the Texans.
Jackson yielded five hits as
he chalked up his sixth VIC
tory in IL decisions. Houston's
only run came in the sixth and
was unearned.
Ken Hubbs, who drove in
two runs. got Lou Brock across
in the third. Andre Rodgers
single scored Ron Santo, who
walked, in the fourth. Jack
sons leadoff single set the
stage for the third run in
the fifth.
The Chicagoan's big blow
was Ernie Banks eighth home
run, a line-drive shot onto the
leftfield catwalk with one out
In the sixth.
Evening star., 1963-05-26

LAS VEGAS, May rs (AP)
Harold johnson. world light
heavyweight champion rules an
early favorite TO retain his title
against Willie Pastrano IN the
Las Vegas Convention Center
Saturday night.
The l5-round contest will be
televised nationally by ABC
tWMAL-7 In Washington
with the Las Vegas area blacked
out. starting at 10 pm. EDIT
johnson, "a, who became king
OF the l75-pound division when
Archie Moore was relieved OF
the crown, Is a So choice over
the 28-year-old fancy dan from
Miami.
johnson, from Philadelphia
Evening star., 1963-05-26

wild pitch. but then gave back
two tallies in the st. Louis
seventh.
Ken Boyer singled and took
third when Hunts throw went
into the Nets dugout. Stan
Musial walked and Julian Jaw
ier'S liner went for a rum
scoring double when Cliff Cool
slipped in left field and the bal
wentsover his head.
Gene divers sacrifice fly
bought home the final run.
Sadecki, who won his first
game after four defeats, hao
a one-hitter until the Nets
broke loose in the seventh.
NEW YORK ST. LOUIS
Evening star., 1963-05-26

corps were not having any luck
in obtaining a cab in the rush
hour at the Hotel Roosevelt
when Selkirk finally hailed
one.
where are you going?" the
cabbie asked.
Yankee Stadium" Selkirk
replied.
TOO much traffic out that
way" the cabbie replied. u
amt goin'."
But we're the umpires and
we're late" Selkirk bluffed.
II hate umpires," the cabbie
said. but I'll take you. Get in.
The driver weaved his way
through traffic as though the
guardian angel had him by the
hand and in disgust said
Yankee Stadium. who would
want TO go there except UNI
pires? The only stadium in this
town was Ebbets Field, the
home Of the Dodgers. The won-
derful Dodgers. The only team
that ever lived"
whats the matter with the
Yankees?" Selkirk asked with
a gentle needle.
"They amt got nobody but
the gorilla" the driver an
swered.
who's the gorillaP" Selkirk
asked.
who's the gorilla7" the
driver said In evaporation
Mickey Mantle, who else2 He's
so strong he don't know his
own strength. He's the gorilla
Selkirk kept the conversation
going by saying he assumed
Mantle was the drivers favorite
ball player. "Nah," the cabbiC
said in disgust. There was only
three great ball players, Willie
Mays, Joe DiMaggio and Tee
Williams. They're the great.
est"
did you ever hear OF George
Selkirk2" the Senator's genera
manager asked. with a quick
wink TO those in the back seat
Sure. Old Twinkletoes'." III,
driver said. Il remember him.
How would you compare hin
with DiMagRio7" George askec
the unsuspecting cabbie.
In the middle OF New York;
homebound traffic. the cal
driver actually took his hand
off the wheel TO hold them oper
In astonishment.
Are you kiddin'?" he asked
Evening star., 1963-05-26

TOTALS VIII TOtaIs u "
a-walked for Sherry In 9TH; bran
for S. Taylor in 7th; c-Flied out for
Bearnarth In 7h; d-Purposely passed for
Burke in 7th; e-Ran for Musial In 7th;
filled out for FanOk in 9Th.
Evening star., 1963-05-26

E-Moran 2, Groat, Hunt. P0-A-New
York 24-s. St. Louis 27-s. DP-Oliver and
Groat; Groat, Javier and White. LOB
New York 5, st. Louis 2.
2B-Groat, Flood, Javier. SB-Flood 4.
c Tannaa CT 0li,,ar
Evening star., 1963-05-26

WP- Sadecki 2, Bearnarth. U-Gorman.
Landes, Sudol, Forman. T-2:Sl. A-S,755.
Evening star., 1963-05-26

HBP-By jackson (Hartman). PB- Ber
tell. U-Smith, Pryor, Secory, Jackowski
.T-l;4e. A-9,7e6.
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Golf Captain

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va,
May rs tAP).-Ralph w.
Mickey Callahan OF Annis-
ton, Ala. is the newly elected
captain Of 1864 University Of
Virginia golf team.
Evening star., 1963-05-26
BASEBALL BEAT
SeIkirk Gets
ACubbie's View
By MERRELL WHITTLEsEY

NEW YORK May 25-George Selkrk, the Senator's gen.
eral manager looks bit haggard and drawn after week
in which he changed and made personnel switches
But Brooklyn-born and bred cab driver gave him a
pickup Friday evening before the Senator's played the Yankees
Sekrk and three members Of the Senators pesS-rado
Evening star., 1963-05-26
100000 SEE MANCHESTER
WIN ENGLISH CUP SOCCER

LONDON, May rs (AP).-Manchester United defeated
Leicester City, 31 in the English Cup final in Londons
jammed Wembley Stadium today and won back place
in big time European soccer.
The victory put Manchester in next seasons European
Cup Of Cup Winners. 1t has not competed in major
European tournament since its team shattered by
the Munich air crash of 1883 in which eight stars
killed. Manchester led 10, at the half
selout crowd of 100000 paid $249,2 to see the
game-a record for a British soccer match.
Queen Elizabeth presented the cup to Manchester's
captain, Noel Cantwell
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TRIANGLE FORD
ROYAL MOTORS
so n. FAiRFAX DR., ARL., Va.
OPPOSITE KANNS ia. An

IMPERIAL 'oS crown 4-of.. iae-
tory air eond., fun power equip.
2. and h, all-leather interior
v.ius rnanv other extras g4.3q5.
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PLYMOUTH 80 Fury sport 2-dr.
hardtop, I owner, nice car, S2g5.
FALLS CHURCH CHRYsLER-PLY-
MOUTH, JE. 1900.
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JACK BLANK

346o 18th ST. NV. 462-3loo
PONTIAC '63 Catalina COW. Aqua
marine, white top. Perfect cond.
De luxe accessories. 5000 miles.
New car warranty included. WV.
tires, S2,s5o. OIL. 6-7544.
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Hill q Sanders

THE BEST PLACE no BUY
ll2so Visrs MI 3D. Whsatons Nd.
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THIRD 81 cow. beiga whits top.
equipped With all power equip
meut. exceptional cond-, s2,6e6.
Open weekdays Q pm.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1880 22nd 81. NV. PR $4,000
fHUNDERBIRD 80 haFdtop, -
black finish, radio, heater automatic
Transmission, fun powell q real mx-
ury at q very low price.
Hill q Sanders
THE BEST PLACE TO BUY
1870 VierH Nil Rd., Wheaton, Nd.
$500
VALIANT 20 signet ia. :, and
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VALIANT '68 simes D-200 2-dooF
hardtops auto. trana., 7. and n,
bucket seatS plus many otner
extras. S1.s95.
ROYAL MOTORS
Imperial-C nrysIer-P lymouth-e imca
400 ca. Ave. NV. IA $1,000
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IMPERIAL ler-Plymouth-Simca
400 CO. Ave. NV. IA. 9-290O
ndPERTAL 80 Crown eony.. full
pwr. equip. 7. and h.. an-leather
Interior, showroom condition.
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tAMkLEh y cross Country Wag
On. equipped, very clean Stqs.
TAKOMA FORD

THE BEST PLACE TO BUY
ll2So Viers Nh Rd;. Wheaton. Nd.
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MERCURY 20 Customs, S 70 choose
from, ] COW, z hardtops, z sedans.
An Ike new, all have l-Fear silver
crest guarantee YOUR CHOICE
sl,ssS.
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COMPACT
CONVERTIBLE
CLEARANCE

No need to wait, con-
vertibIe prices are lower
now than they will be
In the spring, an d
AMERICAN SERVICE
CENTER has an excep-
tiOnal selection in COM
pact sizes. All cars
winterized, warranted,
and safety tested.
,es TEMPEST LeMans Con-
vertible. Jet black with white
top and black vinyl bucket
seats. Eydramatie. z. and h.,
Wv. tires. Sttll under fac
tory warranty, NADIA book
price S2,630. Our sale Price,
~, 3o5. save e23bl
'6S STUDEBAKER Lark Day
tona VS. Convertible. Metallic
blue with MATCHING vinyl
bucket seats. Auto. trans, r.
and h., Wv. tires, $50 h.p.
V-S engine. NADIA book price.
S2,5s6, Our Sale Price. ST.
3e5. Save e20Oi
'63 CHEVY II Nova conyerti-
Bile. Black with red vinyl in
terror and white top, Wv.
tires. Standard shift. =. and
h. NADIA book price S2,170,
Our Sale Price, s1!S9S! Save
'ss VcoRvAIR Mona Convert
ible. Red with white top and
red vinyi bucket seats, new
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with 102-h.p, engine, T. and h,
etc. NADIA book price. $1,000.
Oar sale Price, s1,1ob. Save
rs COMET Mercury custom
Convertible, black with white
top and red vinyl interior.
Wv. tires, Mereomatie drive,
l01-h.p. engine, T. and h.
Still under factory warranty.
NADIA book price, S2,455.
Our Sale Price, s2,195. Save
81 V CHEVY II Nova Convert
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bucket seats. black top. Wv.
tires, standard shift, 7: and h.
Formerly sold for 81 1905. Our
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go sTUDEBAKER Lark Regal
v Convertible, red with tan
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WE CAN ARRANGE Up TO
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OlnnStead

Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1850 22nd st. NV. Re. $4,000
OLDS 1885 Holiday sedan. R, and
H., p.s., p.b., good cond. $3.50 or
best offer. ". A-67q6.
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T-BIRD go hardtop eoupe. whits.
blue trim. PoWer equipment tn
eludes electric Window. seat.
Sl.e0B. Open weekdays 3 Pm.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1880 22nd o. NV. u. $4,000
T-BIRD 80 convert. 2, and b, auto.
trans al blue with whits TOP
Palmer Ford
$50 AGER RID.
W. EVANSVILLE, Nd. AP. 1-oill
OPEN SUNDAY l7-s
THIRD '6I hardtop coupe. red
white top eomplete power equip-
ment plus factory air. e2.5eb.
Open weekdays 9 pm
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1880 2znd st. NV. H 1880
T-BIRD IS. BsW tres new paint.
all PVT. access.s sd. trans. win ov-
erdr., very clean. Gong IN service,
mus sell SP. 3116l.
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TRIANGLE FORD

FoRD - FairIaas ~oo'' Fordor,
kordomatics :. and b. Special price
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RAMBLER 81 Ciaszic ata. WnK..
auto 7. and H. sod new and sef-
weed By rs. Beautiful cond. locss
warranty avail. Low price. BUR
ROWS RAMBLER, 80 n q. Sc,
Ii A-s3oo. Opp. Navy YdD, zsth ".
sfUDEBAKER -, 1-dr. Gedan,
good shape, new brakes and bat
terry. si7S CAL s6l-4s11.
TEMPEST 20 Ls Mans Sport
Coupe, economy A-cyl. motor. auto,
7. and b., Wv. tires, pa, 7-toned
Kimberly and YorktoWn blue,
matching Immaculate bucket seats
This top-of -the-line car q new arm
val adm VIII make an excellent buy
for that commuter who wants a
car that Il sporty and economical
10 operate SlesS
JACK BLANK
Areas Largest Poatiac Dealer
$40 llth St. NV. l67-s7oo
f-BIRD '67, immaculats Condition.
1855. ORBIT RAMBLER, Col
Rhode Island ave. UN. 4-7a.
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RAMBLER 80 American 7-dr. Sc.
dan 7. and h., WV. tires, $500.
BY OWNER. Ewes. and wk. ends.
q42-3o2o.
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RANBLERs 80. 80, used sedans
and sia. WaE., from siss. SOU
THEASf RAMBLER, Branch ave.
At Haylor I'd. sc. 20. e-Te61.
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-Chrysler-Plym -clmee |
400 CO. Ave. NV, ia. $4,000
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PLY. 81 savoy ar. ?, Nd h. auto.
We. New paint. Good cond., 500
MOUTH 81 savoy, 8 cyls.,
stand. trans, excel. mech. cond.
s17S o. best offer. 27-tsoo.
PLYMOUTH 80 Beivedere 7-dF. Sc.
Evening star., 1963-02-10

NEW YORK. Its no small
wonder the Cunard superliner
Queen Elizabeth was so re-
splendent on her arrival in
New York last week. n
It's a big one. Or, how would
you like to be faced with
cleaning 1000 rooms and shin
ing 5000 items Of glassware2
To ready the Queen required
SO days in drydock at South
ampton plus over II tons of
paint. The overhaul ranged
from keel to masthead.
This year, for the first time,
the Queen will make three five
day cruises to Nassau (Febru-
airy 81 and % and March 81
and then return to weekly ex-
press service across the Allan
tic.
In all, the annual overhaul
of the Queen Elizabeth, like
that Of her sister ship Queen
Mary, is a task that has per-
haps no parallel in scale afloat
or ashore.
King Sized Chores
The underwater part Of the
hull, covering an area of more
than $4,000 square yards, are
scaled and painted with two
coats of special composition.
The total weight Of paint
thus used is 10 tons. Seven
more tons of paint are used in
Evening star., 1963-02-10
POINTS or INTEREST
Bermudo's S College Weeks
Promise Island 'Quukes'

the Pennsylvania Historical
and Museum Commission.
The signs are placed with an
arrow at every intersection on
the main routes leading to the
properties.
FLORIDA The 10th annual
international show Of the
South Florida Orchid Society
will be held In Bayfront Audi
torium February 1925.
~ 4
NORTH CAROLINA = The
Battle of Moores Greek will be
commemorated at the Moores
Greek National Military Park
February 81.
PUERTO RICO - The San
Juan National Historic Site will
observe Establishment Day
Thursday.
CONNECTICUT - The 18th
annual national Autorama,
featuring 125 antique and clas-
sic cars, customs, racing cars.
motorcycles and karts will be
held in Hartford February 20
"a.
Evening star., 1963-02-10

BERMUDA - Those tradi-
tional island-shakers, College
Weeks, are coming up March
17-April 20 with 1000 students
expected.
Our Man-In- Bermuda re-
ports that the fun at times
may be as boisterous as a herd
Of elephants laundering along
a beach or docile as a sail
boat becalmed. The students
battle sleep as If 1t were an
enemy; impale themselves on
miles Of hot dogs; sing, shout
and dance.
1t isn't true that the basical-
ly conservative British resi-
dents go into Information
They're paying out about $685.
900 for the fun fund-cruises,
entertainment, dances and
food.
Cost? A working minimum
for a week is about SITS, which
includes round-trip transporta-
ton from New York. An average
maximum is about $3.50.
Getting there? Eastern,
BOAC and Pan American have
regular service. Furness Lines
operates weekly ocean service.
Social note: Reservations
show that more young men
have made reservations than
ever before.
i 4
PENNSYLVANIA - Automo-
billing your way through his
tory will be easier from now
on in Pennsylvania. New blue
and gold directional signs have
been installed around State
owned historic properties by
Evening star., 1963-02-10
THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, d. C., Febfuory 10, 1868
ART OF QUEENLY PREENLNG II a
You Think Spring Cleaning Is Tough?

900. and $500 stateroom car
pets and go public room car
pets are also cleaned. Linens,
10000 pieces, and 5000 blan.
kets are landed for laundering
and stocktaking.
Doing the Dishes
Checking and stocktaking of
china, cutlery, ETC., involves
$4,000 pieces of china and
earthenware. $4,000 items Of
glassware and 10000 pieces Of
cutlery. =
Altogether 900 men Of a va
riety Of trades connected with
furnishing are engaged in the
overhaul of the passenger ac-
commodation.
The 100000 horsepower main
propelling machinery is opened
Evening star., 1963-02-10
Spring Cruises to the Orient

Every place has its season and Spring
is the time to see the Orient. You'll en-
joy the cherry blossoms in Japan. The
forests. The formal gardens. The lush
suburbs in Manila. All lovelier in the
Spring. Spring aboard ship is balmy,
too. The crew breaks into white summer
uniforms couple of days out, fills the
swimming pool, and the ship becomes a
tropical resort. -
Every two weeks, one of four great
President Liners (ss PRESIDENTS
ROOSEVELT, CLEVELAND, WILSON
and HOovER) sails for the Orient, call
ing at Honolulu, Yokohama, Kobe, Hong
Kong and Manila. Choice accommoda-
tions are still available, with First Class
fares one way to Yokohama from $50.
The IS PRESIDENTS CLEVELAND and
WILSON offer newly remodelled and re-
Evening star., 1963-02-10

painting the remainder Of the
hull. the superstructure and the
tunnels.
The three l6 ton anchors and
their chain cable, 800 feet In
length and totaling 800 tons in
weight tested and painted and
the anchors themselves are
scaled and painted.
Staging is also assembled
around the 140 ton rudder
from which IT is scaled and
painted. The rudder is so large
that 1t is inspected internally,
through a door in the side.
In the passenger accommo-
dation there are 81 public
rooms and 1000 staterooms to
be spring cleaned. Curtains,
bedspreads and slip covers sent
ashore for cleaning total 49,
Evening star., 1963-02-10

for survey. The entire electri-
cal installation producing $500
kilowatts, sufficient to light q
town Of approximately 10000
inh . bitants is surveyed
throughout.
Seven hundred electric clocks
and $50 telephones are tested
and the 35 passenger and
freight elevators are over
hauled, In addition there are
10000 electric lamps In the ship
to test. % ~
In the kitchens, where 10000
meals are prepared each day at
the peak Of the season, dish
and glass washing machines,
silver furnishing machines,
mixers, slicers. grinders, potato
peelers, stoves, ovens and cold
boxes are examined.
Evening star., 1963-02-10
Air and Surface
Tour Is Scheduled

Both Atlantic crossings, hotel
accommodations, meals and
sightseeing are included in q
$499 .95, four-country European
tour offered by Washington's
Caribbean Cruise Lines, Sabena
Airlines and the United Travel
Agency.
The 16-day tour is to leave
New York June 3 by jet; return
on the SIS Brittany from
Southampton or Cherbourg
June IL. England, Holland, Bel
GUM and France are on the
itinerary. 4
The Brittany is being brought
from Europe by Caribbean
Cruise Lines for q series of
cruises out of New York to Ber-
muda and the West Indies.
Evening star., 1963-02-10

CHARLES. eoREN BRIDGE CRUISE sails
May 18th on the SIS President Roosevelt.
Tournaments, instruction. Escorted BY
Mitchell Barnes, national bridge expert.
Evening star., 1963-02-10
North CuroIinu's In

North Carolina has joined
the growing list Of American
and international exhibitors
who will take part in the
Travel and Vacation Show.
scheduled for Philadelphia's
Convention Hall April 1928,
1868.
Evening star., 1963-02-10
Canadians'To Too
Seeking
Places South
~ the Associated Press

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TORONTO The Caribbean
Is cutting itself in for a bigger
slice. Of the winter tourist
trade from Canada this year.
A survey by the Canadian
Press indicates a record num-
ber of travellers will head for
warmer climes.
A Halifax travel agent re-
ported d trend to vacations In
smaller Caribbean islands. par
ticularly the Virgin Islands.
French Martinique and An
tigua. Many are going to
Nassau.
Trend Growing
The West Indies Is the most
popular target for Newfound-
landers.
A Charlottetown travel agen-
cy says the trend in Prince
Edward Island is away from
Florida vacations, with the
Caribbean winning more visi-
tors and cruises starting In
New York.
Florida is still most popular
for New Brunswick tourists but
more are going to Bermuda and
the Caribbean, especially Bar
bados.
Trans-Canada Air Lines In
Montreal says it expects to take
about $4,000 passengers to
Florida compared with $4,000
last year and will handle about
10000 to the Caribbean, par
ticularly Barbados and Antigua.
Bahamas Favored
Sun-seekers pouring through
Toronto are favoring the Ba-
hamas with Florida next, fol-
lowed by Bermuda and Mexico
Trans Canada said 1t booked
1,2t8 to Nassau over the Christ
mas { holidays, a 20 per cent
increase.
The 1,180 heading for Tam
pa, Fla, and l,045 going to
Bermuda represent increases
of Is per cent.
Evening star., 1963-02-10
Economy Ride

Visitors to Paris this fall can
buy, for 81. a special tourist
ticket good for unlimited rides
on bus and subway for seven
consecutive days. Z
Evening star., 1963-02-10

decorated Economy Class cabins, from
$345. You can sail there, fly back and
still get the 1919 round trip discount
There are many tours to choose from:
through Japan, to Bangkok, on around
the world to Europe. See your travel
agent, or American President Lines. !.