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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-11
Jersey Shores
Easy 10 Reach
From t|1e East
, By HELEN M. WALKER
Star Special writer

.MARGATE. N. J.-Surfing
and water skiing continue to
increase in popularity In the
southern New Jersey seashore
resorts.
Evidence Of this Is the larger
number Of surfboards along the
coast as well as the ever in
creasing number Of surfboard
carriers Of racks on top Of
automobiles.
Also, more water ski schools
have opened up through SOUTH
ern New Jersey. most located
along the back waters Of the
resorts. While some resorts pro-
hibit the surfing on crowded
beaches, many have some areas
where suffers are permitted.
Life guards police the bath
ing areas. Visitors interested in
surfing should inquire from the
guards about spots where the
sport is allowed.
New "Privacy"
Just q few years ago the ap-
pearance Of q surfer in the
ocean attracted even more at
tention than a. water skier.
Today, even though several
boards may be In the water the
suffers can enjoy themselves
without the attention Of the
crowds being focused on them.
So far few women are seen
surfing here and those who
have been wear swim suits
while surfing during the sum-
mer months. For the men there
seems to be q choice Of outfits
varying from swim suits, surf
rider trunks to cut down sweat
type pants and cut down cot
ton Stacks. In the beginning
the cut down to Just above the
knee pants were the most IA
vored but more and more the
tendency Is to surfrider trunks.
Weather or No
Surfing Is not dependent on
the weather for most impor-
tant Is the kind Of surf. On
a good surf day boards can be
seen whether in early April or
late November. During this time
the exposure suits and wet suits
are worn. These allow complete
freedom Of arms and legs at
the same time keeping the heat
in and the surfer warm.
Although the surf here does
not bring tremendous swells
and waves as on the west coast
and Hawaii, nevertheless surf
Ing as q hobby can be enjoyed.
One hears the familiar terms
Of dropping down the face"
riding in the curl" sitting in
the bowl" having two feet on
the nose" riding HIGH" Gin the
soup" and others.
Need q Tow?
Although a motor boat and
skiis are necessary for water
skiing, nonetheless. the ANA
teur or devotee can manage to
get In some good workouts at
the ski schools.
There Is great fun for vaca-
TONERS at southern New Jersey
seashore resorts. All the newer
attractions are utilizing exist
ing resources.
A new sport here, at present
confined TO members Of the 10
cal three-year-old Viking Row
ing Club. is rowing in the back
waters.
Quads, gigs and shells are
used by carmen beginning at
age IL on up through college
age. and 1t is safe to say that
this may be a future attrac-
ton offered visitors to southern
New Jersey seashore resorts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-11
Street Names of Paris
No Help to the Lost

in the middle Of the Place
d'Iena which is named for a
locale where Napoleon won a
great victory over the Prussians
in 1906.
And while the Boulevard du
Montparnasse is the main ar
terry Of the section Of the city
Of the same name, the Boule-
ward Montmartre is nowhere
near the Montmartre section,
Perhaps It's better not to try
to understand. Just enjoy 1t.
And Air France will be happy
to provide you maps and street
directories to help you find
your way around. Their latest,
available in offices here is
called you in Paris-Very In
portant Pointers No. T."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-11

THE SPOTLIGHT VAL-U-TOUR: Il
days for s6ss from Washington. You visit
England, Holland, Belgium, Luxembourg,
Germany, Switzerland, Liechtenstein,
Austria, Italy, Monaco and France.
THE PREMIERE vAL-U-ToUR: Is days
for 1854 from Washington. This tour
takes you to England, Belgium, Germany,
Austria, Switzerland and France.
THE SUNLITE VAL-U-TOUR: 20 days
for $7oz from Washington. You'll spend
sunny days visiting ten of the most excit-
ing cities of Spain and Portugal, as well
as Paris and London.
THE STARLET VAL-U-TOUR: II days
for $3.50 from Washington. On this tour
you'll visit England, Belgium, Luxem-
bourg, Germany, Austria, Liechtenstein,
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Customs Plan
Would Speed
Clearing Pier

The Bureau Of Customs is
terminating a plan to speed
ship passengers through New
York piers by clearing the bulk
Of their baggage abroad.
Hopefully, the bureau would
like to start a pilot program
in Naples next month and has
started looking through its
staff for three Italian-speak-
ing customs men. .
At present, two problems
have to be cleared: Funds for
such a program and formal
permission Of the Italian gov
eminent to station uniformed
American customs officers in
Naples.
Under the plan, United
States customs men in a for
eign port would inspect and
seal all Of q passengers bag
gage that was going into the
holds Of the ship - steamer
trunks large suitcases and so
forth. This would leave tn e
passenger debarking in New
York with only his cabin bag
gage to be gotten through Gus
toms.
While such a system has
never been used before by the
bureau in dealing with ship
board passengers, there are
certain airports in Canada
and the Bahamas at which
a person headed for the United
States may clear customs be-
fore boarding his plane.
Other steps the customs bu-
reau has taken recently include
prohibiting visitors from enter
ing the customs area on New
York piers to reduce the con-
fusion, and, for airline pas
sengers, a system of ora
declarations for those arriving
passengers who do not exceed
their duty-free allowance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-11
Here's One Place You Welcome
The Sight Of q Pursuing Posse

County sheriff's Posse. One OF
IA such organizations in the
State, it doubles In show busi-
ness and rescuing lost visitors.
The latter provides no trophies,
but an enormous amount Of
satisfaction both to the res
cuers and the rescued.
Head Of this people, finding.
trophy-winning group Of vol
unteers Qawyers, school teach
ers, bartenders and dentists)
Is Henry Burrus. a highway de-
partment employee, a pleasant,
wiry man you'd spot as q typi-
cal cowboy. More than one OF
the 40 movies made around
Sedona have spotted Mr.. Bur-
rus. He not only arrarges for
the horses for the cameras
he rides them as one of the
extras.
County Is Large
The Posses territory is q
part of q county so large It In.
cludes most Of Grand Canyon
ranges into the massive Sar
Francisco Peaks north to Utah
south to Pine on the Mogollon
Rim, east to Winslow and west
past Williams.
From Flagstaff, Coconinc
County Sheriff Cecil Richard
son has the Flagstaff and Co
conino Posses at his beck anc
call.
A combination of the ma
tional growth in tourism anC
faith in the ability of these
dedicated people finders il
bringing new vigor to Sedona
one of the Nations most scenic
spots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-11

The streets OF Paris are fire.
quently beautiful, in many
cases romantic -and almost al
ways confusing.
Where American cities are
likely to have their streets
numbered or alphabetical to
ease the path Of those who
seek their way, Paris has gone
happily along for centuries
honoring people, places and
historic events.
And since there is more hon.
oring to be done than streets
to go around, one street may
change its name several times
in its length.
For example. If you enter
Paris at the Porte d'Orleans
you find yourself on the Ave-
nue. du General Leclerc, con-
tinue on the Avenue Denfert-
Rochereau, then the Boulevard
Standardized and successfully
the Boulevard du Palais, Boule-
ward de Sebastopol and finally
the Boulevard de Strasbourg
when the street finally ends at
the Care de rEst.
Not only are the streets
named after people, battles,
dates, treaties, cities; some
times they take their names
from nearby monuments OF
buildings.
A street runs past q hospital2
It is called the Boulevard de
l'Hopital for a few blocks. Near
the Opera House is pAvenue de
l'Opera. In a scholastic neigh
borhood? There is q Rue des
Ecoles.
II q CLEAN Of logic seems To
be appearing here. don't get
optimistic.
The equestrian statue Of our
own George Washington Is not
on the Rue Washington which
Is named for him or even on
the Place des Eats Unis. It's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-11
BIuckwoter Falls
Tours Scheduled

A three-day tour Of Black
water Falls State Park. w. Va.
has been announced by Trail
ways for the coming week end.
leaving Washington at 8 am.
Friday.
Two other tours, aimed at
the fall foliage display, have
been scheduled for October II
and 10.
The aforementioned buses
return to Washington at e:45
pm, Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-11

SOUTH FALLSBURG, N. Y.
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others front doors In camping
spots like Banjo Bills.
In Sedona itself. accommoda-
tons are excellent, although
slightly limited. In Harry
Crittenden's Rondee motor ho-
tel and In John Hammond's
Matterhorn may be found some
Of the best living quarters in
the West. From either, as from
most any place in Sedona. the
view from the picture windows
of air-conditioned rooms Is
spectacular.
Worth the Wait
Eating is another pleasure
and not difficult to find.
Stretch" Maiden's Turtle,
one Of the midtown eateries,
is one favorite. Gray Shadows,
3 miles from midtown, is
another. Its capacity is limited
and the owners wouldn't even
consider expansion. You don't
phone for a reservation. There
is no phone for that very
reason. But no matter how
long the wait, it's worth it.
The subject Of food returns
us to Oak Greek Tavern, where
they don't serve any.
With q personality Gall Of II
good the tavern is a real oasis
and information exchange. II
is reigned over by the Birds
father, mother and two sons
all with college degrees.
Homemade Hearth
You might say it is presided
over by a massive, floor-to-
ceiling stone fireplace, an i'm
posing result Of not only Mr.
Birds rock hunting hobby but
his handicraft as well.
It is developing one fault
Soon there won't be enough
room to accommodate all the
trophies won by the CoconinC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-11

SPRINGS, w. va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-11
BY CHARLES YARBROUGH
Star Travel Editor


SEDONA, Ariz.-Despite how
well the movies can show the
discontinue Of the babe. in
this country there is a certain
comfort in knowing the sheriff's
posse is right behind you.
If at least one person in
Lee Birds Oak Greek Tavern
doesn't know where you are.
the chances are good that the
posse may start to move.
That may be over-stating
the facts a mite, but In this
wildly beautiful and largely re-
mote country which inspired
some Of Zane Grey's best writ
ings. dropping out of sight is
easy. It is not advisable, con-
sidering that Oak Greek Canyon
abounds in bear, bobcats and
mountain lions.
II you're q confirmed mis-
anthrope and can cope with
the roaming varmints, Ga k
Greek Canyon is the place.
Sedona, revisited In the current
tourist flow, left me with the
dubious distinction Of having
been there last February on
the coolest day in local annals,
and on the hottest.
The extremes are phe-
nomenal.
Sure Beats Phoenix
But, in its restful simplicity,
Sedona is a most pleasant and
cool compared to q hide
gree reading in Phoenix on the
same day. respite and stop
over en- route to Grand Canyon
from the south.
It stands to reason that II
one day Is a pleasant respite,
more days will be more So
Hundreds Of campers are
figuratively sitting on each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-11

Switzerland, Italy, Monaco and France.
Prices are for each Of two persons travel
ing together. Single-room acccmmoda-
tions are available at moderate additional
cost.
GROUP FARES: An even more money
saving way to travel with BOAc.
Fly to London for mere $3s2.so round
trip from Washington. If you belong to
an approved group such as a social club,
fraternal group or religious organization
IS or more fellow-members can fly to-
gether to London. Or you can take advan-
tage of BOAC's inexpensive Group Fares
to Europe, the Middle East, Africa, PaISis-
tan, Bermuda, Nassau, Jamaica, the Orient
or even around the world. Mail the coupon
for details, and consult your Travel Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07

to either side. Vertically, he
has absolutely no margin for
error. He has to point the
nose of the plane down at
exactly the right angle at
exactly the right moment
An astronaut has about o
3-degree margin Of error In
his re-entry attitude, Mrs.
Hart said. "And II he misses
that, all he does Is land OUT
side his splash area They
probably can find him any
way. It's not like landing
on a crowded tenement in
Brooklyn, with 100 passen-
gers"
Mrs. Hart also is unhappy
about the use NASA is max
ing Of DR.. Nancy Roman,
head Of the agency's astron-
omy and solar physics pro-
grams.
II think they've made her
head Of their propaganda
department" the Senator's
wife declared. "She's a Won
derful person and q great
scientist, I'm sure. But every
time / run into her she's
making another speech about
how she doesn't want to be
an astronaut. She points out
that after all, there are
plenty Of men who aren't
aStronauts.'
EFT seems to me this Is q
total non sequitur," Mrs.
Hart observed. "Some women
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07
Men of
Independence

The New Frontiers influ-
ence on Congress, sartorially
speaking, appears to be as
slight as 1t often is on more
substantive matters.
President Kennedy's well
publicized preference for 60
ing hatless and wearing two-
button suits seems to have
made little impression on
Capitol Hill.
Senators In q recent survey
reported they favor hats and
three-button suits. More Re-
publicans than Democrats
admit to going hatless, fur
thermore.
The typical Senator wears
o grey, single-breasted suit,
and more than 80 per cent
confess to having some pad
ding in their shoulders,
according to the survey. which
was conducted by B. Kuppen-
heimer & Co.. Chicago mems
wear manufacturer.
Democrats prefer grey and
blue. followed by brown. Re-
publicans favor grey and
black. Two out Of three buy
their suits ready made.
A Southern Dem ocrat
passed along @ maxim which
he said Queen Isabella Of
CASTLE told English author
Francis Bacon: "Whosoever
hath q good presence and o
good fashion carries con-
tinual letters OF recommen-
dation."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07
BY ISABELLE SHELTON
star staff Writer

Women pilots who want to
be astronauts have q new
grippe at the National Aero
nauticS and Space Admins
tration.
It wasn't bad enough that
NASA refused to train women
astronauts, ignoring repeated
warnings that Russia was
about to make a propaganda
coup by sending the first
woman into space, the women
say.
Now, they aver, insult has
been added to injury with a
statement by a NASA official
that this country viii send
women along when it gets to
sending up 100-year flights.
in order to preserve the
species.
"They ought to call that
capsule Noah's Ark" huffed
Senator Philip Harris wife,
JAMIE, one Of IL women in
this country who passed the
preliminary physical tests for
astronauts, then were refused
further tests by NASA, on the
ground that they were not
experienced Jet test pilots.
That qualification stops us
the day we are born" Mrs.
Hart points out. "You have
to be in the Air Force to get
Jet test training. And you
have to be q man to be in the
Air Force"
Besides, all that training
isn't necessary, Mrs. Hart ar
CUES.
Much was made of the re-
entry of Gordo Cooper on his
own" she said. ANY good
instrument pilot could have
done it. They read him q
checklist from the ground,
and he followed through. Ali
he had to do was punch a but
ton for the retro rocket when
they told him to-"
A commercial airline pilot
making an instrument land
ing at q crowded field, such
as New York's Idlewild, "act-
ually is under far more stress
and pressure" Mrs. Hart said.
1.-THE commercial pilot is
conscious that he is RESPONSE
BILE for q hundred other lives"
she pointed out. Also, his mar.
gin of error is smaller. A
pilot landing at ITO miles an
hour has only about q degree
and a half margin for error
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07

DO want TO be astronauts,
and NASA hasn't shown any
reason why they wouldn't
make good ones"
Home on the Range
Peace Corps Director r.
Sargent Shriver and his wife
win turn over their house
and grounds, off Maryland's
Rockville pike, for q "Wyo-
ming Round Up" July 81 on
behalf Of Senator Gale Nc
Gee, Democrat Of Wyoming.
It's the latest Of q series Of
$l00-a-plate dinners being
held in Washington for in
cumbent Senators facing
tough reelection competition
next year.
The dinners sponsors say
1t is the first time q member
Of President Kennedy's FAM
lily has lent his house for
such an event, except for an
other Kennedy or for o
candidate in whose district
the family member lived.
Believed to be the first
time such q Embarrassing
event has been held OUT
doors in this area, the 1880
pm. gathering will feature
buffalo steaks served West
ern style from q chuck
wagon, and s wiss-style
cheese made in Wyoming, Of
which the State Is very
proud.
Hosts and hostesses win be
dressed in Western clothing,
and there will be Yellow
stone National Park favors
for the ladies (replicas Of
Smokey the Bear and Old
Faithful. Entertainment
will include Indian dancing
and square dancing.
Senator McGee's re-elec-
ton race is Of particular
interest because his is one Of
the seats the John Birch So
ciety admittedly is zeroing in
on.
The Birch group believes,
with unassailahle logic, that
1t should be less expensive,
hence easier. to knock off a
liberal Senator in q sparsely
populated state such as Wy
oming Tor Utah, where they
also are cunning for Senator
Frank Moss) than in q popu-
lous industrial state.
Hence. the MCGEE race viii
be watched with interest as
q barometer of the political
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07
Whot's in q Name?
Of the Birch group.

w NEA - SNs ~ N~sNHbNs
Republican Women of
Capitol Hill, o newly or
ganized group Of @. o. p.
women employees at the Capt.
toll who adopted that name,
are resigned to the fact that
they viii be better known as
the Belle Elephants"
The group Is the feminine
counterpart of a longer
established group Of O. 0. P.
men staff workers on the
Hill, whose formal name is
the Bull Elephants.
The women like their for
NAL name better, but admit
that Belle Elephants" is
more catchy. Anyhow, they
say ruefully. they're stuck
with It.
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Mzum
.@Nha

Tuesday, enjoy In.
formal Modelling dur.
ing luncheon in the
Teo Room, 9TH Floor,
Washington. 1900
noon to 200 pm.
Friday, an Auto
graph Party for
Paul [. Meier, his.
torion son of WoIter
A. Meier, LUtheron
Radio Hour minister, I
whose program
reached 100 coUn-
tries. His fathers
story Is told by Paul
Moier in "A Man
Spoke, A World Lis
tened" 200 pm,
The Book Store. Isl
Floor. Washington.
This Week, come
window-tovring at our
Washington Store TO
see ~ windows &C.
claiming Woshing-
fon's WeuIth of cul-
ture.. You'll see vi.
,gnettes upplovdine
Greoter Wushington's
theatres. galleries,
concerts, libruries,
museums, dance. In
suburban stores, dis
pIoys hiehlight local
cultural wealth.
This Week, plan to
Spend the doY." one
doY, at Woodward &
Lothrop in Woshine-
ton. In oir-conditioned
comfort, with escoIo-
tors TO glide you from
floor to floor, shop at
| leisure, CLEAN ideos
for your home. your
| entertaining and your
wardrobe. Have q
hoppy luncheon IL the
Tea Room or Buffet
| Corner, 9TH Floor, or
the Fountain Room.
adjoining our Budget
| Store. Take time for
the many errunds
| here you've planned.
Stationery TO be en-
| groved2 A watch TO
| be repoired? Fovor-
lie ieweIY thut hos
met with q mishop
| needs attention?
| You've problems for
our skiIlful Studio OF
| Interior Decoroting2
| You want TO ask
| Wedding Service
about gifts for q
bride7 You'd love
TO pick out party
foods in the Food
Shop? Your family
delights In our Bake
Shop products? YOU
'eun do and discover
nL g. - -
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CAPITAL FOOTNOTES
HaveNewGripe
They Say NASA Has Added Insult to Injury

DO want to be astronauts,
and NASA hasn't shown any
reason why they wouldn't
make good ones"
Evening star., 1963-05-04
On SiIicones

The stone and masonry
surfaces Of Texas famed
Alamo are being protected
against the elements by the
application Of colorless sill
cone paints.
Similar coatings are used
to prevent water from dam
aging stone and masonry
surfaces Of all types by home
and commercial building
owners.
Evening star., 1963-05-04
Architects Sketchbook
Portable Picnic TobIe
BY BILL MEYERRlEcKS
StuF Special Writer

The weather Is here and
the scenic, shaded spots
beckon. It's time to spread a
blanket and have a picnic.
To help you enjoy this re-
laxing pastime. here's a
Sketchbook design idea that
will add fun. independence
and comfort to your outings.
It's the picnic totetable, a
unique arrangement Of a box
unit and table frame made
primarily Of exterior ply
wood. The good-sized box,
II inches square by IL inches
deep. serves two functions.
1t stores the picnic goodies
when closed and its hinged
sides lower to become four
table settings.
The frame does double
duty, too. 1t goes over the
closed box to hold it firm and
protect it, then lifts off to
become the table legs. These
Evening star., 1963-05-04

Units to Open

Maryland Governor Tawes
Is expected to cut a ribbon
Wednesday to open officially
the 399-unit Harbour House
Apartments in Annapolis.
The apartment project,
for which q marina and
swimming pool are planned,
Is owned and being built by
Maurice H. Berk, Of WASH
ington.
Evening star., 1963-05-04
QUALITY BUILT-IN

REYNOLDS Aluminium siding JOHNS
MANvlLLE Stronghold Sheathlng
BESTNALL Gypsum walIboard MARSH
Kitchen cabinets WELBILT appliances
FORMlcA counter tops LUxAlRE
heating, with Honeywell controls KEN
TILE floor tile PROGRESS light fx.
lures ELJER and GERBER bathroom
fixtures /. REPUBLIC gIsss.IInsd water
heater. kNlksET brass locks ARTIc
"ssli-sear" root shingles FloATAWAY
Icuversd closet doors BETHLEHEM
steel products
Plus Amco ali-aEammam pindoVs,
insulated Nth Schls0el wool pile in
sEAted and iOeathsr stripped exterior
dosrsNc.I grade oak hGrdwood floors
Ne. I 0rGde-marked Vest Coast
framing lamber
Evening star., 1963-05-04
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first homes to combine beauty, quality cOnstruc'
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automobiles and appliances within reach Of ALL
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Evening star., 1963-05-04

legs make the table more
than a foot high.
An accessory tray sits be-
tween the upright handles
where picnic accessories can
be reached easily by every
one.
An intriguing part Of this
handy table is its adaptable
ty. Each use will bring out
another way to store, to use
and enjoy.
Because Of its shape when
opened, for instance, a net
ting over the top will protect
the food while the family and
PICNIC TABLE PLANS AvAILABI
follow pluns for this picnic tubI
coupon to ArehiteeHs SketehbooI
General Post Office, New York |.
Plscss Send Picnic Toble plans s-II
Name
Street ---
City and Stuts ------------
Evening star., 1963-05-04
Easy Living" Hilco Homes
Clad with Reynolds Aluminium

Now you needn't settle for the monotony alike rubbeamp
development secondhand home
@ choose the model size and architectural style hcme Cn
The beautiful aluminium siding requires repanng
Qoos sparkling
and lower fuel bills winter ~