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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-03

~ All Pass
Opening lead: Diamond nine.
Put yourself In the East seat,
defending against the contract
Of four spades. Your partner
opens the nine Of diamonds, an
obvious singleton.
If you're a softly you take the
ace Of diamonds and return a
diamond, giving your partner
the ruff he so obviously wants.
But then the defense founders.
West cannot afford to return
q heart since that would give
South a free finesse. If West
tries a club return, his only
chance, South wins and leads
a trump to drive out the ace.
Now West cannot ruff another
diamond for lack of another
trump. Even If you return a
heart, It is too late. South steps
up with the ace of hearts, draws
trumps and runs the diamonds
to discard the jack of hearts
and q club. The rest is easy.
First Things First
First things must come first.
When you win the first trick
with the ace Of diamonds you
must return a heart instead Of
giving your partner a diamond
ruff.
II South tries a heart finesse,
it loses. II he refuses the heart
finesse, West viii get the king Of
hearts later. When trumps are
led, you will step up with the
ace Of spades to lead a dia-
mond. This gives West his dia-
mond ruff and the king Of hearts
to defeat the contract.
Don't worry about losing a
trick if South has a singleton
ace Of hearts; you will still get
your chance to give West a dia-
mond ruff. And anyway, you
cannot hope to defeat the con-
tract unless you can get a heart
trick as well Is your own two
aces and your partners ruff.
Daily Question
Partner opens with one no
trump (1e to 10 points, and the
next player bids two hearts.
You hold:
OATS 01O742 oA652 40 10
What do you say?
Answer: Double, Your side
has about q Of the 40 high-card
points in the deck and enough
length In hearts to feel sure that
declarer cannot make his con-
tract with trumps alone. Even
if declarer makes five or six
heart tricks, you viii still col
lect a stable penalty.
(copyright. 1858, Gen. Features Corp
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RENAULT DAUPHTNE 'eO de luxe
NIB T sSS1R l S5fsl; s0n soso sS q:
ave. NV.
Auth. Renault-Peugeot Dealer
RENAULT 80 4-CV, fully equip,
exec; eond. S395. MID TOWN
MOIQhS, 5000 Ga, ave, NV.
Auth. Renault-Peugeot Dealer
RENAULT 80 4-dr., light blue.
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RENAULT 81 Gordina, pleasan
blue finish, fully equipped, In
GLIDING 4-speed trans r. and h.
Wv. tires, our week end special
S799, cash, trade or terms.
UNITED AUTO SALES
Auth. Renault-Peugeot Dealer
Ga. Ave. at Univ. Blvd. 940-270C
RENAULT '0I Dauphine, black,
w.-w. tires r. and h., good cond.,
1915. Ell. 4-1116.
ROLLS ROYCE 81 4-dr., so, 700
FOOD PoNfIAc, issi Conn. M
SLABS go, 81. sedans and OF
from SS77.
Fowler Motors, Ltd.
1914 North ~. Meyer Drive
Arlington, Va. IA. 6-2614
SAAB '9I
Good condition, owner leaving eoun-
try. Call 52S-0017.
SAAB 80. w.-w., r, and h.. perfect
LIST reas. offer. He. l-1644.
SIMCA '57 4-dr. sed., 80 mpg. un-
pretentious but highly reliable,
10000 act. mi. 500. JE. 2-sI2s.
TRIUMPH '61 TR-3 roadster. red
finish with matching red leather
i "a ere r Spa white TOP = true
you must see TO appreciate, e1.4SS.
cash, trade or terms,
UNITED AUTO SALES
Auth. Triumph Sales And Service
Ga. Ave. at Univ. Blvd. 949-2700
TRIUMPH '58 TR 10, 4-door Sc
dan. snow tires, low MI, good
cond. dir. lights, 5000. 20. S-44e6.
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TRIuMPHS-New, sell for less at
SHERMAN TRIUMPH RAMBLER,
DIR. 2-S101, Brandywine, Nd.
TRIUMPH go TR-3, perfect cond.,
Call 10. 7-2S37.
vOLKsWAGENs '03s sedans and
sunroofs. immed. delivery, choice
OF coloFs. Bank fin. available.
GELLER FIAT
400, Miller Ave, Off 7120 Wis.
Bethesda, Nd. B54-921b
VOLKSWAGEN 1913 sedans and sun
roofs, Immediate delivery, color
choice. Cash. trade or Sle5 down.
sun MOTORS
300 n, Fairfax Drive, .Arl,. Va,
OPPOSITE KANN'S ia. 4.2iii
Wv 80 sunroof, dark ereen, orig.
owner. excel, care, 23,SOO MI, 7.
and h. Sl,l35, RA. 3-3543,
VOLkSWAGEN 49, sedan, 5000
MI, one OWNER, 1.520. Always
Raraged. EN-. 3-Sl27,
VoLKsWAGEN 80. excel. cond.,
tires. $1,000. NV. s-sS7s. S"0~
VoLKswAGEN $50 coupe. air cond.,
low MI, immac., S1,34o. FLOOD
PONTIAC. 4221 Conn.
YOLKsWAGENs .t2l 1880 sunroof,
Seyiss ' raSi.. l1ssssiSs lyo5 loVgggn
mi, $2,3a5. OIL. 2-4s1l.
VOLKsWAGEN 100 sedan, black,
Wv. tires, excel. cond. Priced for
quick sale. EN-. 2-S77b.
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Unusual selection Of late
model like new" Mercedes
Benz at considerable saw
ings. We believe these To
be the finest obtainable in
the East-at any price.
'62 "220 SCI, hardtop coupe. black
WV WV Fir tires, AM.FM fI sW rnd ie.'9
speed floor shift, sold and servlced
BY US since new, cost 10000 new,
like new, $4,000.
80 100 81" eoupe-roadster. ex.
ceptionally clean, l-owner car,
tops, genuine leather interior
AM-FM radio, Wv. tires. Cost
$4,000 new, like new, $4,000,
49, 1870, go 8 and 900 Sc" 4
drs., (3), all cars have AM-FM
radio, leather or tex-leathe rim.
terror, Wv. tires, all immae., sold
new for u. To- $4,000. like-tew
'9a 100 g" 4.dr,, only 10000 mi
terror, J. and dn b. cost $4,000 new,
81 "22O s. 4-dr., gray with red
genuine leather upholstery, Wv
tires, low mi, 1-owner car, cost
So. 100 new, like new, 1900.
go 100 81" convertible, genuine
leather interior, 2. and h., new
Wv. I tires raa cost $500 new, like
80 '220 g., 4-dr., choice Of 8. all
IN first class eond.. as low as
80 800" 4-dr. hardtop. fully auto
trans, fuel injection engine, fac.
tory air cond.. AM-FM SW radio
genuine leather interior, cost S12,.
900 new, like new, $4,000.
'oy lb0-p = ar. =. and h., eco
nomieal diesel engine. tex-leatheI
interior, cost $500 new, like new
80 ai6Oo 4-dr.. immac. l-Owne,
car, sold and serviced here since
new, cost $500 new, like new
SO 800" 4-dr.. beautiful Jet black
finish, red genuine leather up.
holstery, AM-FM SW radio, fully
auto. trans. cost $4,000 new, like
new, $1,000.
Other Mercedes as low as s99b.
American Service Center
Authorized Mercedes Dealer
5s5 N. Glebe Rd.. Arl. IA. 7-7722
MERCEDEs-BENz '5s HI90," sI,i95
Armstrong Neale
1905 Z. W. HWY.
SILVER SPRING ~. s-7s14
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IMPORT-sPoRTs

MERCEDEs-FoR THE BEST DEAL
HERE OR OVERSEAS ON a NEW
MERCEDES, ALSO HAVE SEVER.
AL USED ONES INCLUDING 100
81 MODELS. BEEN SHILLING
CARS IN THIS AREA FOR 81
YEARS. SEE CLIFF DAY AT Nc
NEY MOTORS, 1890 ELM STREET
BETHESDA. MD OIL. 6-4444.
MERCEDES 'bS "22O-6" 4-dr. Sc.
dan, AMIN radio, red leather
upholstery, Sl,395. OIL. 4-107S
Ewes, 427-4044.
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1. Sliding sunroof Ian exclusive In its class)
z. Semi-bucket type deep cushioned seats
,. Individually adjusted airIner.type EecIin.
ing seats (can be made into beds)
4. Dual unit heater-defrosteT system
5. Individually controlled fresh air system
6. Oversize Lockheed-ype brakes Ghe equal
of power brakes)
7. Rack-and.p inion steering system (the
equal of power steering)
Q. Completely new overhead valve engine
o. Acceeration is excellent, due primarily
to the II h.p. engine and the low overall
weight (2359 lbs.). This powerto-weight
ratio compares with the Mercedes. Benz $50
and the lancia Appa
10. Shifting is American ION the steering col.
umn). lis easy. silent. All forward gears are
synchromesh. Fourth gear is direct drive Ia
distinct advantage over regular overdrivel
II. 20 Gu. #. of padded trunk space Qarger
thanthe CoNar, Lark or Rambler American)
IL. New automatic fan clutch Improves the
engine performance, lowers engine drag,
increases gas economy, eliminates fannoise)
-. Wraparound bumpers NORMALLY found
only on expensive Grand Touring cars)
~. Ralyfamous MicheIin X or WV tires
IS. Front and rear coil springs
is. Solid unit body construction
II. Styled by Pinin Farina
Is. Push-button windshield washers
10. Electric windshield wpers
20. Electric clock
II. Padded dashboard
a.. PuII-down, backseat center arm rest
~. Push-button safety door Iatches Qkids
can't accidentally open the door
"A. Strut-type front suspension (absorbs all
sorts of road surface ineguanitles)
rs. Polished stainless steel on every piece
of exterior trim
2e. Safety glass all around
~. Engine is canted at as degree ANGLE to
improve visibility and lower the hood
2s. Large front door side pockets
70. Dual padded visors
30. Leatherette and cloth upholstery
81. Classic grill styling
-. Outside reaNiew mirror
-. City and county tone horns
-. Turn indicators
IS. Three foot wide doors
80. Large taights
81. Chrome tail pipe extension
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EDMONDS
FORD CITY"

320s WILSON BLVD. ia. $500
RENAULT 81 Dauphine 4-door Sc.
dan, Jet black finish, fully equip.
ped. incl. r. and h.. w.-w. tires,
one owner, low-mileAge car
SBSS, cash, trade or terms
many more from which to choose,
UNITED AUTO SALES
Auth. Renault-Peugeot Dealer
Ga. Ave. ~ Univ. Blvd. 049-27OO
RENAULT '62 Dauphine, perfect
cond., white with red ieather
interior, S1.045. so. s-7S44.
RENAULT DAUPHINE de luxe 1872,
showroom cond Must sell, golna
into service. Take over very low
monthly payments. 534-1644.
RENAULT 80 caravelle, white,
cow, new top. S975. FE. 3-2234.
1902 37th ct. NV.
SIMCA 1860 4-dr. sedan, white,
TOP condition, 1895. Excellent buy
046-s0lS.
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Thacker, Motors
CADILLACS

IA. S-ii6c NJ
CADILLAC 100 Eldoredo BiarFitI.
eonv., factory at, ta.s6S.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1850 eend ST, NV. ~. $4,000
CADILLAC 1851 convertible. white.
Igl power and electric acceaso-
OPEN EvERY kvkNiko TN, Tn q p'n'
Suburban Cadillac-Old
7o20 Arl, I'd, Bethesda OF. 0-7TOO
power, Wen cared for. S5.iSb.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1850 End ST. NV. FE. 7-aeocl
Continued on Next Passi
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MERCEDEs-BENZ 80 "22O" sedan,
Burgundy, leather interior, fully
equipped, 1920.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1890 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
MERCEDES '5s "I9O" sedan, T,
and h., perfect condition. 81 ,a0b,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-22

HIGHET PRICES PAID for late.
model sers. FOREIGN and domestic
thgesds ave. Beth. Nd, OIL. g.
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C 4 &C. , Z Is, sDs . zS sRhits' S.ss

. p.S.. !. and h. ~ &c. sDt ss.7s5 si's' p
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1850 22nd ST. NV. fE. $4,000
CADILLAC 1860 Sedan de ViliS,
Dresden blue, factory afr plus III
power and electric accessories. To-
days special. S2,00b.
oPEN EVERY EVENING TIL 0 PM.
Suburban Cadillac-O lds
1000 Arl. Rd., bethesda OIL. 6-7700
CADILLAC '5s cony. epe., Whifs.
sa 1sh SsdeA i.sss, 'n'sr'0r' f9lls
Capitol c Cadillac lds Co.
1000 Pond ST. NV Il 1-2nnn
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CADILLAC
ELDORADOS
oMs FINEST PREsTIoE cars

ELDORADOS N
oMs FINEST PREsTIoK Cars
80 BiarrltE cow. every conceivable
extra. fully power equip. beAuk
Alpine white finish. contrastlne
imported red leather interior, 4
80 Seville a-df. hardtop, FACTORY
A,C.. every possible extra. immae'
polar white finish with matching
solid white Imported leather Inc
terror. an extremely scarce model
n spouess eond. inside and out,
S2.Tob.
81 Brougham. FACTORY A.c.,
every power and elee, accessory.
9 beautiful fawn mist finlSh, satin
finish stainless steel top, moutnn
iur earpetinR, orig. cost Sia.SO0.
Americas finest prestige automo-
bile, This car has nnoh appeal
second 70 none. 1895.
'5s Rropgham, FACTORY Ac.
tuiy loaded with equip, distlnctive
EBONY black accented with stain.
lcss steel TOP, genuine white glove
lfAther Interior, an automobile Tor
the real eonnoIsssur. s9,seb.
9-pAr,w nNrv. w....~ m.......m.
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CHEM. 80 sedan delivery, good
cond Ladder racks. also ladders
and painting equipment. 7O3--
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FIAT go sun roof, excel. cond
1896. MIDTOWN MOTORS, 5000
Ga. ave. NV.
Auth, Reimbursement Dealer
JAGUAR 49," sedan, $4,000 miles
fair cond., original owner, $3.50
b48-27O6,
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1000 Arl. Rd.. Bethesda OIL. 6-77QO
CADILLAC '55 Eldorado convertible,
exceptionally sharp, all white, eyt'
cry CADILLAC refinement. Specially
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IMPORT-spoRTs

MGA '5s. black with red uphol-
stery, luggage racks, wire wheels,
radio. $500, TIE. 0-3237.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-22

HIGHET CASH PRICES PAID
FOR QEAN AuTos $50 through
'62. Sc Mr.. WHITAKER.
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AUTOsgnd TRUCKS VARIED

ARs0I tlE TOP DOLLAR for late
model rs. Before you sell. see
LP s8uARr cHRYsLER CITY
ahuu w Ave. EN-. 3-4S0u
ALWAY HTGKEsT CASH PRICE
ior ellen priyate-owner cars. CAL
KIRK.TA. A-2RRl
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AupMorIyE MISC.
BRANDETlNl. 1uTo PARTS. new

BRANDYViNl. AUTO PARTS. new
and usd PARTS for most cars
Rte. 81 tllC 3S1. Brandywine
Md. BU3-a72S or 372-s143.
GOLF fII! CIT. single seated, case;
pm. 76.1 4s3.
STOCK CAR 1922, Ford coupe
with y Mere. ene. JE, 2-2032.
VOLKsy&GEN RADIOS. custom .
made IL YolkswaRens. all transis-
tor; PrMd for quick sale. PETE
EN-. 2-7f5.
1881 THOUGH 1860 Buick. stan.
dard. tuhs., clutch. flywheel and
oel hoslng. Also solid lifters and
cams. VI. 2-1479.
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HERRY'S

BUICK 90 SUPER coNvERTiBLE
i runs s sood. sa9s ss 742erSscSso E' an'
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Fowler Motors, Ltd.
1914 North Fl. Meyer Drive
Arlington. Va. Ia h-2a1A
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fRUCKs FOR SALE

CHEW 1850 Y ton panel. very
good lcond., $500. May be seen.
907 q Oak ST., Arl., ia. S-155S.
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Contract Bridge Tips Given
At D.. c. Recreation Center

Montgomery chamber en-
semble, William Montgomery,
flute; Joel Berman, violin;
Leon Feldman, viola; Erwin
Klenkon, cello. Student Union
Ballroom, University of Mary
land, 8 pm.
TO SEE
Art Galleries
At the National Gallery of
Art, Sixth street and Constitu-
ton avenue NV: Painting of
the Week, Homer, Breezing
Up, explanatory comments at
noon and 2 pm, Gallery II;
Tour Of the Week, still life
painting, departure from
ROtunda at l pm; introduce
ton to the Collection Tour,
departures from Rotunda at
IL am. and 8 pm.
Corcoran Gallery Of Art,
New York avenue and Seven
teenth street NV, Progress
of an American Collection"
The art of Ellsworth Kelly,
latest explorations in painting,
drawing and sculpture, Wash
ington Gallery of Modern Art,
1903 Twenty-first street NV.
Exhibits
The 18th annual Metropoli-
tan Art Exhibition, National
Museum, Tenth street and
Constitution avenue.
Hopkjnsiana, letters and
books by Victorian poet,
Georgetown University, Healy
Building, Thirty-seventh and o
streets NV.
Dumbarton Oaks CoIlec-
tion 1903 Thirty-second
street NV, 2 to JPN.
Wax Museum, Twenty-sixth
street at E NV, open 9 am.
to g pm.
Paintings Of Oscar Howe,
noted Sioux artist, fIndian Arts
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and Crafts, Room 4OO4, De-
partment Of the Interior.
Contemporary Yugoslav
primitive painting and scuIp-
ture Fine Art Gallery, Jew
ish Community Center, 1929
Sixteenth street NV. at @.
Exhibits at the Library Of
Congress:
Memorial to the late Presi-
dent John F. Kennedy, Great
Hail.
Recently acquired papers Of
the hate diplomat Laurence A.
Steinhardt, Annex, third floor,
Manuscript Reading Room.
Representing terrain on
maps, Annex, ground floor,
Map Reading Room.
Exhibits at the Smithsonian
Institution: TelStar exhibit,
Arts and Industries Building,
Rotunda. WoodcutS by Hans
Jelinek, Graphic Arts Gal
lery. Photographs by Elliott
Erwitt. Arts and Industries
Building, Photograph Gallery.
TO DO
Sports
ICE SKATING, Washington
Coliseum, Third and M streets
NV 8 to 10 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-10
BY Walt Kelly

GIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-10

ICE SKATING, Washington
Coliseum, Third and M streets
NV, 8 to 10 pm.
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ElIl![lI'1k
KERRY DRAKE
Buzz SAWYER
Pogo
MUTT AND JEFF
INlLEEiIllI.[I!lI

Who ever heard Of playing
bridge when the hand has
been fixed?
You can try it by going to
the Guy Mason Recreation
Center at 7::SO at their weekly
open duplicate bridge tourna-
ment.
This form Of bridge, where
all tables of four hold identi-
cal hands, can be a stimulat-
ing the challenging game,
particularly when scores are
tabulated and you see your
own mistakes or unerring
maneuvers publicly pointed
out.
Sponsored by the D. c.
Recreation Center, this group
activity also precludeS the
well-known Illustration Of
bridge fans-no partners.
You're invited if you know
the basic rules. And for
those who want to learn,
lessons are given during
weekdays and evenings. Just
call Federal 3-2412.
Jules jacobson, affiliated
with the American Contract
Bridge League, conducts
these sessions held at the
center at Calvert street and
Wisconsin avenue NV.
TO HEAR
Music
Roger Petrich, organ, St.
Johns Church, Lafayette
Square, 1910 pm.
National Symphony Orches-
ira, Howard Mitchell, conduc-
tor, combined choirs of How
ard University and Catholic
University, United National
Human Rights Day concert,
Constitution Hall, $3.50 pm.
American University Play
srs, "Amahl Snd the Night
Visitors" b! Menotti, Glen
dgen Hall csr=puS, $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-13

Many Of the major hotels in
Tokyo are already booked solid
for the period Of Olympic
Games, October 1924, 1864.
Yet plenty Of attractive space
in all price categories is still
available at leading Western
style hotels and ryokan Gap
aneSe inns) in the nearby Fuji-
Hakone-Izu resort area, accord
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-13
Special Beds Enhance
Your Terrace Garden

the growing Of the hardy ca
mellias and some Of the more
desirable holhes.
The soil mixtures for these
beds should be prepared for the
type of plant material to be
used in them. For example, if
azaleas are to be grown in
them, the soil should be well
enriched with sphagnum peat
moss. For ANNALS and bulbs,
however, it might well have the
normal application Of pulverized
limestone to reuce the acidity.
In all cases, the addition Of
sand or perlite is very impor-
tant to tighten the soil. Approx
mately one third of the volume
should be Of one of these two
materials. Dehydrated COW ma
nure, organic fertilizers or we'll
rotted COW manure might well
be Incorporated in the mixture
to provide plant food for the
first season.
"Weeps" Important
Tubbed and pOtted plants end
shrubs may well be considered
for such an area, and they too
should be filled with this soil
mixture. One word Of caution
is probably appropriate when
building raised borders, divid-
ers. etc. It is especially true
Of those made from brick, tile
or asbestos board. Drainage
holes should be left at the bot
tom Commonly referred to as
weep" holes).
They should be large enough
to insure the rapid escape of
excess moisture, and it is de-
sirable to cover the inside of
each opening with a sufficient
quantity of gravel to prevent
their being clogged. This gro
vision for drainage may not be
necessary where redwood, cy-
press and other long-lasting
woods are used.
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Reservations Climbing
For Jopon's OIympics

ing to the Japan National Tour
list Association office in New
York.
Those attending the olympics
who decide to stay in this
region. can easily commute to
the games via frequent and
fast train service, or by car.
Between sessions in Tokyo at
the 0lympics, they can luxuri.
ate at one Of the areas many
well-mown resort hotels or inns
with such sports as golf, tennis,
swimming, sailing or mountain
climbing right at their doorstep.
The Fuji-Hakone-Izu National
Park, which embraces some
2S4, 900 acres southwest Of
Tokyo, is among the most scenic
an-year recreation areas in
Japan. Its best-known landmark
is, of course, Mt. Full, but
there are many other attrac-
tons including lakes, waterfalls,
forests and the famed thermal
spas fringing Japan's Riviera
coast.
Among the most popular re-
sorts in the area are those at
Miyanoshita, Lake Hakone, Full
Five Lakes, Atami, Ito and
S hi m cd a, overlooking the
Pacific.
Confirmed accommodation:
are a must" for those planninI
to attend the Olympic Games
Tickets will be sold only t.
tourists who hold certificates OF
letters of confirmation from
hotels or inns Cor from friends
in Japan verifying the fact
that they have accommodations
in or near Tokyo during the
period for which the tickets
have been requested.
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Punsies Available

Seeding pansies are now
available from the garden cen
tiers and plant suppliers. If set
out now in a well prepared bed
and mulched they may be ex-
pected to provide some winter
bloom as well as an excellent
display in the early spring.
Plant some in a warm, pro
tected situation for early
blooms, others in a shady place
for summer blooms. Do not
cover the foliage when mulch
ing.
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SAN FRANCISCO
TO SUSPEND
CABLE CARS
SAN FRANCISCO (AP).

SAN FRANCISCO (AP).
TO tourists from every
where, San Francisco's ca
bic cars are q must when
visiting the G olden Gate
City.
So much 50 that the cable
system pulling the ding-a-
ling cars over San Francis
co.'s hills Is all worn out.
Chief Utilities Engineer
Oral L. Moore has an
nounced that the system will
be idled and overhauled
next spring at q cost Of
$252, 900. The system was
installed before 1900, some
of 1t as early as 1880, and
no work other than mainten-
ance has been done on It.
But now, 1t could 60 any
time" Moore said.
I'm shocked" municipal
railway manager Vernon
Anderson said when told
there viii be no cable cars
for at least 20 days during
the overhaul period.
A lot of tourists will be
shocked, too, If they pick an
early 1864 date to visit San
Francisco and find they
have to take q bus up over
Mob Hill.
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lie Corbusier Plans
New Puris Museum

PARIS.-French Minister Of
Culture Andre Malraus has an.
nounced that LIE Corbusier, con.
sidered one of the worlds great
est living architects, will design
the new Museum Of the 10th
Century.
In addition to works of art, il
will house a library, theater anc
auditOriums for meetings anC
conferences.