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about SIS acres. The bridge will
cost about $165, 900, the jetties
about 100000 and the marina
itself about 100000, according
to estimates.
Eventually, revenue-produc-
ing bonds will be issued and
the loan from the city of Vir-
ginia Beach will be repaid out
of income from the marina. &C
cording to plan.
Originally, an attempt was
made to finance the Lake Ru-
dee bridge from the unrefundeo
7-cents-a-gallon State gasoline
tax which is levied on boat
gasoline.
The State refused to use the
unrefunded gasoline tax or
boats for this purpose. Esti-
mates of the amount of UNI
refunded cash in Virginia run
up to 81 million yearly.
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turesque park where swans
and geese float on the pond.
But greedy seagulls have in
vaded this delightful spot.
Signs direct the public not to
feed the gulls, but some Wis
itors, especially old ladies, flout
the injunction.
This attitude points up a
story that survived the war.
Two Dubliners were seeking
black market petrol and an
obliging police sergeant sug-
gested they step round the cor
ner to Dugan's garage and
mention the officers name.
The two did so, but were
turned away.
That's Dugan for you'll"
cried the sergeant, flushing
with indignation. mo respect
for the law at ALL"
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Virginia Beech Bootmen
Reach for Gulf Stream

midnight in order to get on the
fishing grounds by daylight.
When the Rudee Inlet Ma
rina is completed within about
three years, 1t should enable
fishermen to save about four
hours on each trip to and from
the Gulf Stream.
Fishermen now anchor their
boats inside of the Lynnhaven
River, off the entrance to Ches-
apeake Bay, and in other areas
even further from the Atlantic.
Land acquisition for the Ru-
dee Inlet project will total
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D-Day Thanksgiving Cruise
NV Leonardo da Vino from NY. Nov. 6
TO Tenerife, Gibraltar. Palermo. Naples,
Genoa, Cannes, Barcelona. Palma, New York.
First Class, $500 up-Cabin Class, S470 up.
7l-Day Christmas-On-the-R Riviera Cruise
nv Cristoforo Colombo from NY. Dec. -
70 Lisbon. Gibraltar. Naples. Genoa, Cannes,
Barcelona, Casablanca, New York. First
Class. 500 up-Cabin Class, S470 up.
74-Day Christmas-Ncw Year Cruise
nv Leonardo da Vinei from NY. Dec. n
TO Las Palmas. Lisbon. Gibraltar.
Palermo, Naples, Genoa, Cannes,
Barcelona, Palma. New York. First Class,
$500 up-cabin Class, S474 up.
4l-Day Early Bird Cruise
my vuleania from New York Jan. ;,
1864, and from Boston Jan. 4. 1864
to Lisbon, Gibraltar, Palma. Palermo,
Naples, Patras, Dubromik, Venice,
Trieste, Messina, Barcelona. Casa
blanca, Halifax, New York. First Class,
sos up-cabin Glass, $500 up.
Washington S, d. C., Metropolitan S-l3SS
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Auto Shipping Fee
Pared by Cunudiuns

Canadian Pacific is offering
reduced prices to passengers
who tire Of driving and want
to ship their automobiles to
another destination on their
vacation.
The reductions apply any
day Of the week and between
all points on Canadian Pacific
rail lines In Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09

ITALIAN LINE, OlO 18th Street, NV.
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to ticket issued in North Amer
lean before July /.
There is no change In Eu-
railpaSs and Eurailgroup fares,
which are guaranteed to De-
cember 81.
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Our Mediterranean cruises scheduled for Pan
and Winter are hard TO pass up. For instance,
there's the weather-sunny and mild along
our Sunny Southern Route. Then there's the
cost =. In Cabin Class on the Leonardo and
Colombo over $500 less than Summer
Season round-trip ticket Even greater
savings in First Classl But the service Is the
same. So arc the accommodations, the
cuisine and the entertainment In shor,
you'll have q restful resort vacation and
visit to many Of the worlds most interesting
ports. at figure Il probably would cost
you TO stay at homo. We hope we've shed a
little light on your vacation plans for the yearl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09

Washington S, D. c. Metropolitan O-lssS
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PHOTOGRAPHS

Cover page: Bahamas.
Bahamas News Bureau
Photo by Roland Rose;
London, British Travel As
ISOLATION; Sea Isle City.
Star Staff Photo by Paul
Schmick.
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French Rail Prices

French National Railroad
passenger fares have been in
creased more than IL per cent,
but the boost will not apply
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Shove excwsions apaiIabis
a al porfs piHs land tours
fhSoHgh HalI

Ask your Travel Agent nov Ior eoio,fai de-
seriphVs brochure or mail me eoEpoa below.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-23
Quotes From d.: N. Kings
Talk The American Dream

On Wednesday night. Mar. l3,
Negro integration leader Martin
Luther King delivered a public
address in Goodrich Chapel on
the Albion campus The following
statements are quotes from his
speech. The American Dream. "
and subsequent question-answcr
period:
Democracy will only be reaIi-
~ when all men are equal. There
cannot be superior and inferior
aces. Poverty and ignorance are
results Of. rather than reasons
fer segregation. Our program Of
nte5rstior is ron-violent move
nerf. We must break down the
myth that inseerstion is only
matter OF time and education.
human proc 'ess comes from hard
work and education must be as.
sisted with legislative controls.
Our program IS non-v,olenf
movement and We stand before
or opponents willing 10 endure
We are confident that
we will eventually win our free.
dom and our opponents in the
process. The world is need Of
more mslsdivsted men and WON.
en-these who will not adjust
20 segregation. slavery and biso-
tn."
What Is the responsibility Of
The northern Protestant churches
N the inicgration movement
The Church has failed 10 take
leadership II must remove the
yoke Of segregation from its own
body and move into the realm of
@ciion An old gospel saying states
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-23

hat the church is the light of
the world In the matter of in
I, grafton il has been the taillight
rather than the headlight
How does segregation differ in
the South and Northe
Segregation is legal in the
South and although illegal in the
North. is still continued in .
subtle and hidden manner. AS
long as there is housing diserimi-
nsiior. there will be diserimina.
ton in other areas. In the North
The Negro can ride on the bus
SIDE BY side with white people
bot irtecrsiion will only come
WREN a heart TO hes.-t relationship
is achieved"
What =; tho rrogreSs of the
southern NJ y f.icsH
Although fhe Negro ..Sxs i
the number Of registered voters,
the Southern political climate is
becoming more libersIixed. a
trend where The whites and Negro
es will Join together in resistance
cf die-hsrd sesreesfionist poIifi.
clans has been demonstrated in
Atlanta and other southern
cities"
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-23

ucation and industrial arts cur.
licula by offering honorS and
rrestigate to young men with OFT.
standing skills and knowledge IN
he mechanical field and encouraa-
Ing them 10 become automobile
service technicians as a career
A year ago the Trouble Shoot
ins program was expanded to full
national status with champion.
ships finals in Detroit, where
teams from Bentley High School
Of Livonia, Michigan. Camden
County Vocational and Technical
School of Merchantville, New Jer-
sey, and Compton, California, Jun
lor College won national titles IN
three classes.
Pat Gaffney, 10. and Bob Stu
par, 10. of Livonia. Michigan, top
ped all teams in the finals by
finding and repairing 20 hidden
malfunctions under the hood OF
a new Plymouth car in so minutes
flat.
Literally hundreds of young
men who have completed in Ply
mouth Trouble Shooting Contests
through the years are employed
ttday in automobile dealerships
and garages. The contests are CIV
tn widespread credit for attract
ing talented young men into
vocational field where there has
been n growing shortage of ex-
pert professional mechanics.
In announcing the dates for
1863 contests, c. f. Briggs, vice
president of Chrysler Corporation
and general manager OF the Chry.
slcrPlymouth Division, called
Trouble Shooting "a great pro-
gram of public service with al
most limitlesS possibilities.
Mr.. Briggs spoke at a Detroit
luncheon for press, radio ana
'elevlSion representatives at But
cher's Inn, expressing the VISA
that the Trouble Shooting pro.
hram might be expanded ana
made even more desirable so that
ITS benfi,s can be realized by more
automobile mechanics students
more schools. more automobile
dealers and more motorists all
over the U. $. this year and 10
! the years 10 come
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-23

.rhe pharisees also with
tho sadducees came, and
,emuting desired him 'na'
no would shew them a sign
from heaven.
"He answered and sa'd
unto them. When it is eve
ming, ye say, 1t will be ial'
weather; for the sky IS re1. :.
And in the morning, II
will be foul weather to day.
for the sky is red and low
ring. 0 ye hypocrites, ye
can discern the face OF the
sky: but can ye not discern
the signs of the times!
"A wicked and adulter'
Gus generation seeKe'h al, !,
ter a sign: and there snall
no sign be given unto IT, pu'
the sign of the prophet Jon.
o.. A l. ~
as. And he left them, ana
departed.
"And when his disciples
were come to the other side
they had forgotten to take
bread.
"Then Jesus said unto
them. Take heed and beware
of the leaven of the Pharl-
sees and Of the Sadducees.
"And they SON G d
among themselves. saying
II is because we have taker
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-23
The Bible Tells Us:
~ 90 n R'

no bread.
(Which when Jesus per-
ceived, he said unto them, 0
We off little faith, why rea-
son yc among yourselves, be-
cause ye have brought no
bread?
do ye not understand,
neither remember the five
loaves of the five thousand.
and how many baskets ye
took up?
"Neither the seven loaveS
of the four thousand. and
how many baskets We took
up?
"How is it that We do not
understand that l spakc il
not to you cerning
bread, -"
Matthew 16:1-lD
"Study to shew thyself ap.
proved unto God, a workman
that needeth not to be asham-
ed, rightly dividing the word
of truth" M Timothy 2::l5)
Science and Health with
Key TO the Scriptures. by
Mary Baker Eddy, the
textbook of Christian Science.
can be read, borrowed, or
purchased. together with the
Reading Rooms everywhere"
Bible, at Christian Science
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-23
VIC VET SAWS.

- What arc The average
ages Of living vStegars.
A - AseorSirs 10 fhs Neserars
Admirssf-stien. svstsse ages are
ss te,ls~s; spsn,skSAmefiSsn Mar.
IS: wsrls wsr l 81: wstid War
q ~ scs Herss escfi'st
= 49, The VA is urglnS veterans
Who draw sampensssion and pen.
Son and Who siso have CT insor.
&aee 10 have their insurance
prcmhm dcsuc,e5 IRON their
compensation cr pcrSion pay
merits n I DO this bow win !
Nenefiis
A - The VA points svf such
srseeders wesld not sris svsid
tAs shsn<s 81 hps>d peiies.
81, woeid sl<s ssve Ne veteran
NE t~s sNd eess q drawing .
sh<Sk o. money sr1ss end rssihs
y ~ his VA irsorsrss eiss<e
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-23
Trouble Shooting Contest
VIII Be Held In Detroit

More than 1000 of Americas
Sharpcst young auto mechanics
students in the public schools OF
26 states and the District Of Co.
lunbia are entered in this years
18th annual Plymouth Trouble
Shooting Contest, TO determine
national schoolboy champions in
the art of finding and fixing de-
iiberately concealed malfunctions
under the hood of a 1868 car.
For the second straight year
the Chrysler-Plymouth Division
of Chrysler Motors Corporation
viii reward the nations top -
I mage automobile mechanics
with $4,000 in scholarships and
championship trophies for their
schools AT the national Trouble
Shooting Contest finals in Detroit
June "A, 25 and 26.
Winners of approximately 35
local. regional and state climina.
tons in April. May and June will
qualify for the national finals
IN Detroit next summer. where
they will compete for the scholar
ships. trophies and other indivi.
dual and school awards.
Plymouth originated the
trouble Shooting Contests in 1919
end has conducted them annual.
y to inject special incentive into
the public schools vocational cd
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-23

Reaction time for most drivers
is about three.quarters of sec
ond. In that time n vehicle NOV
ing at 90 miles an hour travels
:: feet: AT so miles an hour il
goes 55 feet. AT 4 given speed.
The distance is the same regard
less of the type of vehicle. condi.
ton of road or state of wealth
er.
Braking distance is how far
YOU so once the brakes are ap-
piled. This varies with speed and
type of vehicle. As we'll as with
conditions of road. brakes. and
50 on.
For a passenger car on level.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-23
BEWARE OF SUDDEN STOPS

How much space is needed for
car TO stop
\ lot more than you might
think. according TO the Traffic
Safety Association. A dime or
even dollar--is not quite
cnrueh. even under the best con.
diuons,
stopping distance is the sum
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-23

Of reaction and braking distanc-
cs. and these depend on several
,ariables. That's why Associa-
ton posters now carry the mes
sage. Beware of Sudden Stops"
Reaction distance is how far
YOU so while you make de.
clSion and set your foot to the
brake. II varies with speed.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-23

dry pavement, braking distance
st 20 miles an hour averages
25 feet. while at so miles an
hour il is 18S feet. This means
that the cars total stopping dis.
tance at 20 miles an hour is ~
feet. and at so, il is 243 feet.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-23
NAACP TO Honor
Author, Senator

NEW lORK-Mrs Sarah Pat.
ton BOYLE Of CAsglSitesyile, Va.
author 81 The Desesrs9sfed Hesrt.
and Georgia STATE SeAa,& nroy
lohnSon ot Atlanta will be honor.
q q, The sixth annual NAAcP
FREEDOM Fand dinref here May
ls Roy wilkins. NAACp exeea.
nv secretary. ANNOUNCED this
week. r> Nse@
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17
BRAWNY SUCCESS STORY

Dix feel, six inches Of bronzed manhood
Thors Jim Shane who plays the beautiful
but dumb hunk Of man. Lester Himmel, on
The New Phil SiIvers Show Saturdays
on CBs-Tv. The 23-yeor-oId Shane hos
been shunied Ground more by brown than
brain in his search for career. Football
coaches sought him for Sports scholarships,
boxing promoters offered TO teach him how
TO box and agents sold they would put
him into show business. A photographer
finally whispered in talent scouts cor
and Shane found himself in supporting
role on the Svers show. Nov he's ticking
cefine lessons-from pro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-27

LAWRENCE OF ARABIA"-co-
lumbia Pictures release Of . HORIZON
Pictures production, produced BY Sam
spiegel.. directed By David Lean,
screenplay By Robert Bolt, photog-
raphy BY p. A. Young, musical score
By Maurice Jarre,. in Technicolor
and Super Panavision. Al the On
tario Theater
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not dimmed by the brilliant
light Of spectacle in Lawrence
Of Arabia" Peter O'Toole, q
relatively inexperienced new
conner, is superlative In the title
role. Neither he nor the SCREEN
play has much new to tell us
about Thomas Edward Law
renee, but between them they
bring a legend to life.
Mr.. O'Toole is surrounded by
players who give complete cred
ibilty to these warlike deeds
in the Middle East. The list OF
the wildly effective ones is a
long one, starting with Alec
Guinness as the aware and
knowing Prince Faisal. Also on
1t are Jack Hawkins as General
Allenby, Anthony Quinn as the
fierce and proud Auda Abu
Tayi, Anthony Quayle as the
British colonel who finds him
self associated with Lawrence,
Claude Rains as the man from
the foreign office. Arthur Ken
nedy as an American CORE
spondent, Omar Sharif as Law
rence's first Arab ally and
friend, Jose Ferrer as a sadis-
tic Turkish hey. Each Of them
is superbly in character with
the entire picture as well as
with his own role.
F. A. Young's Technicolor
photography, In q new tech
nique called Super Panavision
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without having any idea where
he would start pairing 1t down.


without having any idea where
he would start pairing 1t down.
Lawrence Of Arabia" still is
q monumental achievement in
movie-making. In its first half
especially, 1t is an action-filled
narrative that mounts in dra-
matte intensity as Lawrence
sets out on his battle for Arab
freedom while World War I is
going on back there in Europe.
He brings hostile Arab tribes
together, makes them forget
blood feuds, drives them across
the desert in a murderous walk
in the sun, goads them into
taking the Turkish stronghold
Of Aqaba. This accomplished.
he sets out across the Sinai
desert to inform the British
at Cairo and to get help In
the battle for Damascus.
The intermission provides q
rather sharp break in Law
renee Of Arabia" between pure
and splendidly exciting adven-
ture movie and character study
in an adventure movie setting.
Up until now, Lawrence has
been a fearless young man
whose motives were not clear
but whose intentions were
honorable.
In the later stages Of his
desert career a fuller picture of
Lawrence, the man, begins to
appear. He delights in blood
letting, and there are some
spectacular scenes Of carnage
as he and his Arabs gleefully
blow up Turkish army trains.
He whips his Arab troops on
to sheer massacre Of q fleeing
Turk military unit.
He also begins to believe his
own legend. This is foretold
after the taking Of Aqaba,
when he sets out to walk across
the Sinai desert. An Arab
friend questions the wisdom Of
this and Lawrence calls back
airily over his shoulder as he
departs, Moses did It," Later,
in Turkish-held Deraa, some
enemy soldiers order him to
halt. Keep walking he tells
his companion "I'm invisible"
-
Mr.. Spiegel and Mr.. Lean
have assembled q brilliant cast
of players who do much to
make sure that characters are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-27
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
National Mary. Mary; 2
and $3.50 pm.
Arena Stage - "The Hos
tage"; $50 pm.
Howard - Vaudeville: The
Miracles, B. B. King; 2, 4:45,
1880 and 10 pm.
Screen
AmbassadOr-"Son Of Flub-
ber"; 1880, $3.50, $3.50. 7:35 and
o:45 pm.
Apex-"The Longest Day; 2
and $3.50 pm.
CapltOl-"Follow the Boys;
IL, 2. 1855. $3.50. 1850 and Gas
pm.
Dupont - Freud: IL, 2:20
4:40, 7:10 and 0:40 pm.
Keith's-"Five Miles to Mid
night: 1855 am, 2:20, 4:45
7:10 and $40 pm. THE John
Glenn Story; 11:25 am, 1850
AIS, $40 and 9:10 pm.
Macarthur -" Trial and Err.
ror"; Sis, sos and 10 pm.
MetropOlitan-"Son Of Flub'
ber"; HAS am, 1850, $3.50
$3.50. 7:46 and 9:45 pm.
OntariO--"Lawrence Of Ara
bia"; S:l6 pm.
Palace "A Girl Nam eC
Tamiko"; 1850 am, 2:15, 4:45
7:10 and $40 pm. "The Johi
Glenn Story; lao, 4;05, 6:3I
and 9 pm.
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70, is some Of the best achieved
since Thomas Edison started
this whole thing. The color Is
splendid, the images sharp and
clear to the edges Of the On
tario's new mammoth screen
and you'll be dazzled by scene
after scene Of spellbinding pic
torial beauty.
It may taper off in excite
ment during its latter half, but
Lawrence Of Arabia" still il q
spectacle among spectacles, an
a weso movie making
achievement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-27

Anthony Quinn, Jack Hawkins
and q number Of others. Its
screenplay by Robert Bolt Is
something Of q masterwork
telling its story dramatically
and In dialogue that always
sounds spoken, never written
which is more than you can
say for some spectacles. The
musical score by Maurice Jarre
is both dramatically effective
and absolutely right.
The new film, which opened
last night at the Ontario Thea
ter after a gala premiere the
previous evening, can not be
praised unstintingly and with
out reservation, however. For
all its excellences. 1t still suf-
fers from the ailment that
seems to overtake all movie
makers who spend SIS million
Cor more or less) for an out
size movie. They hate to let GO
Of 1t.
They seem to fight off any
temptation to be concise. to
end Q story when the story It.
self is prepared to come to an
end. They see that finish line
ahead and they begin to hem
land haw and shoot off on tan
gents, letting the characters
stand around trying to outtalk
one another.
The spectacle-maker, too. is
reluctant to leave anything on
the cutting room floor, after II
cost 80 much to shoot 1t In the
first place. This is understand
able, Of course, in this case and
the reviewer who calls Law
renee" longer than it has to be
Cat It's Official 222 minutes plus
an intermission) must do SC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-27

some Of the most usually excit-
ing backdrops you ever saw on
any screen. At the same time,
Mr.. Lean has managed to keep
the personal story Of its CEN
trail figure in focus, never let
ting him be submerged in all
that scenery.
Lawrence" is superbly acted
BY Peter O'Toole, Alec Guinness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-27

Playhouse - ID avid and
Lisa: 1870. 2. $3.50. 5:45, 7:35
and $3.50 pm.
PIaza--"A Stranger knocks;
~, lao. $40. s. $40, 8:26 and
1905 pm.
TOwn-"To XIII q Mocking-
BIRD; 1920, ass. $3.50. 9 and
1920 pm.
Trans Lux - Diamond
Head; 1870 am. las, $3.50,
5:35, 7:35 and 9:40 pm.
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Films of More Than Routine Merit

Quinn the thief saved instead Of
Christ in Of the best Biblical spectacIes yet.
DIVORCE-ITALIAN STYLE"-COmic treatment the only
way there II in REORGANIZATION Of . spouse
ELMER GANTRY"-Burt Lancaster in n about Sim
clair Lewis fire and birthstone evangelist
"THE H0OK"-Kirk Douglas In fine study Of morality
cropping up amid Of the amOraIity Of
"JUIBO"-Jimmy Dmante, Doris Day and Martha Raye In
big, cheerful musical for the family trade.
"REQUIEM FOR A neutrality-suspicious. Quinn In q
moving portrait Of q much battered battler.
WEST SIDE STORY"-NataIie Wood and Rita Moreno In
first-rate film Of most beguiling musical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-27

Uptown - "The Wonderful
World OF the Bro tn e s
Grimm: 2 and $3.50 pm.
Warner - "Mutiny on the
Bounty; 2 and $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-27
THE PASSING SHOW
Lawrence Is q Movie
Of True Distinction
BY HARRY MACARTHUR
Star Staff Writer

AS you have guessed from the Of It's 10 Academy
Award nominations, Lawrence Of Arabia" is quite movie
The first effort Of the team Of Sam Sege
and David Lean since Bridge the River Kwa" motion
picture Of true distinction in which they take jusable
pride.
As spectacle It has grand sweeping drama. set against