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Please omit flowers.
MILLER, MARY EDITH SAVOY. On
Friday, January rs, 1858, MARY
4 EDITH MILLER Of 2lg r st. NV,
beloved mother Of Mrs. Clara Good.
win; Mrs Edith Moss and Mrs.
Thelma Wallace, sister OF Mrs. Com
stance Greer, Thomas, Charles, Lee,
Irving and Roland Harley. She
also Is survived by eight grand.
children; six great-grandchildren
other relatives and a host Of friends.
friends are invited 70 cali AZ n;
Jarvis Chapel, 1892 You st. NV
Holy mass viii be offered at ST.
Martins Catholic Church. North
Capitol and T sts., on Wednesday,
Mount olyst e.RstsTg. T RseiEstioh H9tiERfns
OF the rosary on Tuesday, jan
MITCHELL. CURTIS PARIS. On Mon.
day, January ~, 1868, CURTIS
PARIS MITCHELL son OF Mrs. iii
Ian Maxwell Mitchell OF Los AM
Eeles. Calf, and father OF Curtis
III III Welksr Clark Angela !. and
Thursday, January "a, friends pi'T are
invited. 10 cali at the Mcclure
Funeral Home, 1890 nth 81, NV
may be contacted At i1Ia Lamont
81, nv w., Denver Colo. papers
MoNDNE. DE- FRANCE. on Sunday,
MsnopSSfpyiyN MsopSSfpyiyNr 20, 20, llaag33 DE, De FRANCE
husband Of Wllheimina y. Mondine'
father OF Franeia NJ and De France
Mondine ir.; son OF Corlna Mondine
q stockton, Calf. and. brother .of
sallie Bullock Of Stockton. Calf
i've. asS snd 'SS5y's Sdyt e t,SSs n Sih'r k.r Tfs
pm. Wednesday. january 23,
friends are invited 70 call Al the
Jarvis Chapel 1889 You st. NV,
where funeral services viii be held
on THURSDAY, January "a, AZ 10
am Interment Arlington National
MORRIS. CATHERINE. on saturday
Mno9RRfRTis e., leos, ,rvsSsI SATHERINE s5 ~.
husband. Joe Morris. Friends may
call AZ the W w. Bacon Funeral
Home, l792 9TH t. NV after 5
Pm. Tuesday, January a2, where
,seryiees VIII be held. at pm,
Weunesday january -. Interment
Carver Memorial Park
MOUNT. ERNEST q. on Sunday,
osnnSesaalY o6snSslY ~ S2osipPltSs iPlS " ERNEsfF RMN6EasfF0meo5y o
MoUNT Of Ssb6i Rldss l'i rd pa.
mascus, Nd, beloved brother OF
Mrs. Frances W. MoNley and James
Edward Mount. MI. Mount rests Al
hs DIN L. Molssyorth Funeral
ICES viii Be- held Won on Wednesday,
January 3ll ~ n am. fntefment
Damascus Methodist Cemetery.
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JACKSON, ELWoOD v. On saturda,

January 49,. 1903, ELwooD V.
Sc. husband Of Mr. Mrs. STinsa Atlanta Jack. r.
son and father Of Mrs. Dorothy
Johnson, Mrs. Rosella Reid Mrs.
Dolores Randolph, Mr.. Elwood jack
son, lr.; Mrs. Elsie Walton and
Mr.. Charles Jackson. Also surviving
are seventeen grandchildren. Serv-
ices will be held on Friday. January
%, at the Jarvis Funeral Home
AZ pm. Interment Arlington
Cemetery, 2k
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HOWARD, MAUDE 4; On Sunday. Jan.

HUWAhD, 5G MAYBE 1aa1 X; IN 1n sunday, Jan.
Of 616 2lst st. ne. beloved mother
Of Howell j., John B. and Maxwell
Howard. Also surviving are two
sisters. Miss Marguerite Lemos, and
Mrs. Rowena Harris: other relatives
and many friends. Notice OF funeral
later. Arrangements by Mcclure,
Inc. %
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TERRY. JOSEPHINE S. On Sunday

January 20, 1868, at her residence
in Pleasantville, N. j., JOSEPHINE
s.. TERRY, beloved wife of the
late Frank l.. Terry and mother
Of Lee, Thompson, Lewis, Edward,
Paul and Joseph Terry. Also sur
relatives and many friends. On
Wednesday, January 20, friends are
invited to call from z to 8 pm
at the Lombard Central Presbyterian
Church, .42d and Powhatan ave
Philadelphia, Pa, where services
Reading, Pa, on Thursday, January
"a
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IkOGNEH, CLAUDIA N. On Saturday,
January 10. 1893, at East strouds-
burg. Pa, CLAUDIA NJ. TROGNER.
formerly Of Washington. d. c.. be-
loved wife Of the late Charles
Trogner. mother OF Roland s.,
Trogner Of Houston, Tex, and
Arthur NJ. Trogner OF East Strouds-
burg, Pa. She also Is survived By
five grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren. Services at the s
H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2gOi
l4th st. NV, on wednesday. jan
uary %. at IL am. (parking facili-
tiesl. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. %
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JENNINUs, HANDOLFH l., Jr. on
Sunday. January 20, 1858, at North
nnr eT1 vi ppiTSinia D9stoTs Hospital RAN
South 13th ST.. Arlington, Va, be-
loved husband OF Mildred L. Jen-
nings, son Of Mrs. Randolph L. Jen-
nings. sr,, Of Silver Spring, Md;
brother q Mrs; Emil c. Held Of Be-
thesda, Nd: Mrs. John H. Roger.
r.. Of Glenwood Md, and Mrs
Richard Benediktsson Of San Antonio,
Tex. Friends may call at the Ives
Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd
Arlington, Va, after z pm. Monday,
January 81. where funeral service
will be held on wednesday, jan
uary 23, at IL am. Interment Oak
Grove Cemetery, Glenwood, Md. 90
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sTEPHENsON, JAMES c. On Saturday

JduuhIy IHi IJOoI dI IIs TtoIutuUt
326 Tennessee ave. me-, JAMES c
irene p Stenhenson and devotet
father Of James F. Stephenson. Also
surviving are three sisters, jessie
Pierce, Louvenia Stephenson anc
Helen jackson: three brothers
Floyd, Edward and John r. Ste
phenson; a devoted daughter-in-law
Ida Mae Stephenson; one grandchild
other relatives and many friends
Remains resting at the John T
Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 30lt
18th st. ne, where friends MAJ
call after pm. Tuesday, January
%. Funeral services Wednesday
January %, at l pm, at the Israe
Baptist Church. 632 11th st. ne.
the Rev. Raymond Robinson. pastor
the Rev. Hugh L. Gilchrist officiat.
ing. Interment Lincoln Memoria
Cemetery. %
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OROUGH, CHARLOTTE PEN

ot isss, al 81 shepSeTdsysown. SSSn9sy YsnV!' W. va, a.
CHARLOTTE PENDLEToN COLDS
BOROUGH, wife of the late Edmund
Lee Goldsborough, daughter Of the
late Dudley and Helen Boteler
Pendleton; stepmother OF Miss
Helen Louise GoldsbOrough Services
at the Trinity Episcopal Church.
Shepherdstown, W. Va, on Wednes-
day, January %. at 9 pm. Interment
Elmwood Cemetery, Shepherdstown,
w. Va.
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TURNER. col. ARTHUR CAMPBELL

UsH CRetIredl. R on TU Monaay' THMTBJIL Jah.
usry 81, 1868. at Fort Ward Con.
yalescent Home. COL. ARTHUR
CAMPBELL TURNER. the uncle oi
Mrs. Harry Ravenel Mr., Louis A,
Benoist.. Mrs. Calvin Lombard. Mrs
Campbell Foster and Mother Benoist
Sacred Heartl: great-uncle OF Mr.,
George Y. Worthington, 4th; Mrs
Thomas Schryoek and Mr.. Thomas
Cook. Mass will be offered for the
Trepose Of his soul on THURSDAY
Mary's Catholic Church, Alexandria.
va. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
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GREENE; GEORGE. on Saturday, Jan:

uary 10. 1868. GEORGE GREENE
Of 80 Quincy pl. NV, Apt. 21. be-
loved brother Of Mary Greene
Simms. He also is survived by other
relatives and a host Of friends. After
pm. Tuesday. January 22, friends
are invited to call at the Jarvis
Chapel, 1892 You st. NV. where
funeral services will be held on
Wednesday, January 90, at 1870
Cemetery %
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IUOMEH, HUH A. On Monday,
pital, HUGH A. TooMEY Of 5Sss
goth. st. NV. beloved husband OF
Phoebe j. Toomey and brother Of
Margaret, Mary, Edward and Will
liam Toomey, all Of Dallas. Tex.
services At the g H; Hines Co.
on Thursday, January "a, at IL am
parking facilities). Entombment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. %
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sOPER, LILLIAN JANE. on saturd

January 10, 1868. Lillian JANE
sOPER. beloved wife Of the lat,
Cornelius Soper, mother OF Mildred
Byrant, sister Of Mrs. Mamie Fisher
Mrs. Daisy Grubb and Mrs. Ross
Ricketts,. Friends may call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral HomI
Of Robert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda
Md, where services will be held or
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. o.
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THOMAS, FLORA NAY. On sr,nt

January 20. 1868, FLORA NAY
THOMAS (nee Blalnel. the beloved
mother OF Richard B. Thomas,
grandmother OF William r. Thomas
and Patricia Ann Kidwell Also sur
Yived by four great-grandchildren
Friends may call at the Simmons
HOPE I'd. Se aftep 4 n m ooT T1,esdsyi ISVp
January 22. where funeral services
will be held on Wednesday. Janu-
ary %, at 2 pm Interment Con-
gresSIonal Cemetery. Visiting hours
until pm. -
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ROE. ARNER I. on FrIdar. Iannnr,

ABNER ieS2 T. ROE Sif'gisty e. sisy csiliSlns aiRliDsa
Lynn. ir. OF Twentynine Palms,
Calf: brother OF Mrs. Karl p.
Walker. He also is survived BY a
may call at the s. II. Hines co.
Funeral Home Se0i ilth 81. NV
after 8 pm. Monday, January 2i
(parking facilities). Services at the
above funeral home on Wednesday,
Ariinoton Natiopsi cematarv %
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sPINKs. FRED. on Tuesday, jan
saTy ssio MaIIbSso IsbSs FaED piEe sPNKS T07sstSs 81
Md, beloved husband OF Claire
Spinks. Funeral services at the
Bernard Danzansky a. Sons Funeral
Home, 1901 14th st. NV. parking
facilities adiacenD. on Thursday,
January "a, at 10 am. Interment
King David Memorial Garden. 23
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TYRE, VICTORIA. The Ladies' Senior
- hodallty OF ST. Benedict
. a; 8; 3; 4. "a ;;:i; (. (: &: 3.
~ uuire Funeral Parlors.
1890 9th VI. NV, al 4
pm. Wednesday, january 81. ieaS
FATHER EDWARD cASsERtY,
,,,,,,..,. Spiritual Director.
JUANITA DAuuHTfED, Prefect.
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DANTE: M. ,ARDELlIIA. On Saturday,

DANTE, NJ. ARDELIA. on Saturday,
bHN4E T1nSHTy tIs: Is scSs. lsSS NJ kdS kAE2EkIA II.
yada ave. NV. beloved wife OF the
late William J. Dante, mother OF
Lee F. and John H. Dante and
Sister Mary Alice, s. N. D., OF
Philadelphia, Pa; sister OF George
= scheele, Funeral from the Tim,
Wisconsin ave. NV, on wednesday,
January 90, at $50 am. Recita-
ton Of the rosary on Monday at
$50 D m. REQUIEM mass at the
Shrine Of the Most Blessed Sacra-
ST., at 10 am. Interment Monnt
Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and
friends invited. 22s
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,RvrIIs FRANCFs ~ DoNoyAN

on tuesday. January 20, 1868 at
Suburban Hospital, FRANCES H.
REVELLS DONOVAN, beloved
mother OF Mrs, Leo j. McLarney
and Helen c. Donovan; sister Of
Mrs. M. Christian Houlihan. She
also Is survived BY two grandchil-
dren and two great-grandchildren
Friends may call at the De Vol
NV. The rosary will be recited at
8 pm. Wednesday, January 20.
Requiem mass will be offered at
Our Lady Of Lourdes Church, East
West hwy: at Pearl s., on Thurs
ment Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
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HILL, WILLIAM Z. Formerly Of 11Og
Clifton st. NV. Funeral services will
be held at the Malvan a. Schey, Inc
and r ST., on Wednesday, January
%, 1868, at / pm, the Rev. r. B
kirkland, pastor OF Bethel Presby.
terian Church, Alexandria, Va
officiating. Interment Harmony Me.
mortal Park.
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GLENN p. RAWLEY Of 400
Montague st. NV, beloved husband
Mrs. Dawn Cruise. Mrs. Jane Merrill.
Paul H. Rawley, brother of william
H. and Lindsey P. Rawley. uncle Of
d. A. Rawley Of High Point. N, c.,
and william Rawley Hildebrand Of
vived by five Trandchildren Friends
may call at the s. H. Hines Co. Fu-
neral Home, 2901 14th st. NV,
after 2 pm. Monday, January 81.
Services at the above funeral home
on Wednesday, January 90. at
pm. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
(Wilkes Barre, Pa, papers please
copy) %
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GLENN P. Members of
NNlaG No. 15, the American Le-
MIMI gion, are notified of the
AN|EM death Of Comrade GLENN
5kN4SN p. RAWLEY. Comrades
N&ST1Ey may call at the 8. H. Hines
N1A-N Co. Funeral Home, 2901
14th st. NV, Washington, ID. c.,
on Tuesday, January %. 1868.
TOM RAFTERY Commander
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DFathH

PARKS, WILLIE. On Saturday, jan
uary 10, 1893, at District General
Hospital. WILLIE PARKS of 1912
9th st. NV. He Is survived by four
sisters. two brothers. other relatives
and friends. Remains resting at the
John T., Rhines Co. Funeral Home
3O15 18th ST. ne. (ample parking
facilities), where friends may cali
after pm, Tuesday, January 90
ana where funeral services will be
at i pm. Interment National Har-
mony Cemetery.
PEMBERTON, OLA A. on Monday.
January 81, 1868, at her residence,
PEMBERToN, the beloved mother
Of Mrs. Edna Rooney. Mrs. Virginia
olson. Norman Y. and Andrew j.
She also is ir survived S 1iVls BY seventeen ssSi
grandchildren. Friends may call at
the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st.
Iln shH MASS ave; ne. where services
"a, at l pm. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 23
PETRELLo, ANTONIO. On Saturday.
January 10, 1903, at Casualty Hos
pital, ANTONIO A. PETRELLO, be-
loved husband OF Mrs. Dorothy A.
PPetrello. father of Mr.. Donald A.
Plowman. Friends may call al the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and Massa-
chusetts ave. ne, where prayers will
be said on Wednesday, January 23,
at l1:3O am, Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. 90
PLILER, SCHUYLER CORNELIUS. On
Saturday. January 10, 1868, SCHUY-
LER CORNELIUS PLILER OF 3S2s
van Ness ST. NV. beloved husband
q Bessie Pliler, father Of Mrs. Ar
thur A. Maryott Also survived BY
three grandsons. Friends are Invited
70 call at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. Pum-
phrey, Bethesda, Nd, where services
Will J ee held on Wednesday, Janu-
Hill Cemetery. 20
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HELEN NJ. WILSON, w. NJ.
RUTH o. FLETCHER. Secretary

RAIFORD, MAMIE R. on Friday,
HoaDts TsnShTy hSn is A9SGf a2sS neb UnEsTsE MSME
r. RAIFoRD Of 701 West Boston
blvd, Detroit, Mich, beloved wife
Of DR.. Frank P. Raiford. sr., and
sister OF Mrs, Ethel r. Chambers
and Mrs. Evelyn r. Royal Of Rich
aunts, Miss Corinne Z. Martin and
Mrs. Bertha W. Diggs; four nieces,
three nephews, other relatives and
many friends. After pm. Tues
Gay triends are inyited 70 call AZ
New Jersey ave. NV. where services
will be held on Wednesday. January
%. at IL am. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. Local arrange.
ments by Mcclure. Inc. 20
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HERZOG, PEARL. On Tuesday, Jam
uary 20, 1868, PEARL HERzOd OF
1901 Connecticut ave. NV. beloved
wife OF Moses Herzog and devoted
Fred Harris. She also is survived
by a sister, Mrs. Bessie Wolf, and
a brother, Isadore Felsenberg. both
Of Kansas City, and eight grand
children. Mrs. Herzog rests at the
Bernard Danzansky a Sons Funeral
Home, 1901 l4th st. NV. (parkinP
facilities adiacenD. Notice of fu-
neral later,
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Dratha

SCOTT. WILBUR c. suddenly, on Sun
Spring, Nd, WiLBUR C. SCOTT,
devoted son Of Mrs, Lena Scott
and Robert Scott. Also surviving are
four sisters. cornelia Davis, Louise
EiSans; EiSa tire three tsofSt brotRers. anu James, mes
Burnie and Paul Scott; a host OF
other relatives and friends. After
pm. Tuesday, January ~, friends
may call at the Snowden Funeral
Home, 246 North Washington ST.,
RGsEyils %saNssssv Ma 1snu.Iy Funeral Ss ssrviSss
at Sharp Street Church, Sandy
Spring, Md, the Rev. Williams
officiating, Interment church ceme-
terry.
SIMS. PINK, on Monday, January
81 1868, MR.. PINK SIMS Of 1853
Florida ave, NV. Notice OF funeral
later. Services by Frazier.
SIMILAR. BEATRICE. on Sunday,
January 90. 1868, at District Cen
er9l Hospital, BEAATRIccEs, cs,,is5NI sMILIJ!AR, "a :
shall She also leaves a niece, Mrs
Anna Mae Freeman; four nephews,
Norman, William, Eugene White and
James Williams; a host OF other
relatives and friends. Friends may
call Wednesday, January %, after
3 pm, at her late residence, 1898
aGvs0n is2Toss vii be held WoSre os ThnrsSas Iqssss
January "a, at pm, the Rev. Ear
Brent officiating Tnterment Har-
mony Memorial Park. Arrangements
BY Alexander 8. Pope.
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January 90. 1853. at vienna, Va,
DONALD c. CORRIDOR, beloved
husband OF Pansy L. Corridor, step
father Of Thomas S. Wood, Vienna.
Va, and brother Of John r. Corri-
don, Hyattsyille; Nd and Mrs. Lois
also is survived by his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond W. Corridor,
Silver Spring, Md. Friends may call
az the Money A. King Funeral Home,
III West Maple ave, Vienna, Va,
where services will be held Wednes-
msnt Gsy JSgars Natiopssl ~ T.ars, az Pm & nter r.s
Church, Va.
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Maryland ave. ne, on January 10,
1868, husband Of Clara r. Fielder,
father Of Jean c., Joseph j., u. =;
Fielder and brother Of June RI simp-
son, Margaret Macdonald, Josephine
Beekham and Richard H. Cady.
Services at, Chambers Funeral Home,
bl7 11th st. Sc, on Thursday,
January "a, at 10 am. Interment
Epiphany Episcopal Church Gene
tery, ForestVille. Nd. %
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WHIT. EVA NJ. tnee Jeter). OF
299I66 30th st. Sc, on january 81
w. and Ernest A. Jeter. RUBY. Nj
Bledsoe and Lillian T. Slider: sister
ot Ivy Burnett. Services at Cham
bers' Funeral Home, 5I7 11th st.
Sc, on Thursday, January "a, at
Cemetery. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
Greek Drama
Festival Set

ATHENS. Greece. - The
Greek National Theatre Of
Athens, sponsor Of the Epidau-
rus Festival since 1854, has
announced the weekend sched-
ules Of classical drama for the
1854 season including tragedies
by Aeschylus, Euripides and
Sophocles and Irene" a
comedy by Aristophanes.
Performances will begin June
q and end July rs. The season
opens with Aeschylus' "The
Suppiants" and closes with
Sophocles' "0edipuS Rex"
The 14,OOO-seat ancient Greek
pamphitheater at EpidauruS, one
of the worlds most perfect, is a
leisurely three and one-half
hour drive into the Pelopon-
nesus from Athens near the
beautiful historic port town of
Naplion.
Epidaurus may be reached by
private automobile, pullman bus
or steamer (from Piraeus).
Visitors arriving by sea are met
by buses at Palaia Epidavros,
10 miles from the theater itself.
There is a museum and a
tourist pavilion in beautiful
groves near the theater at Epi-
daurus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
BY CHARLES YARBROUGH
Star Travel Editor

A most convincing young man
dropped In last week, so opti-
mistically enthused about his
product that he can't even see
the New York Worlds Fair
next year as travel competition.
His product-French rail-
ways, Europe and Eurailpass.
Gerard A. Vergos, a French
wartime naval pilot so Ameri-
canized that only trace of a
Chevaier accent pops out, has
a lot Of things going for him in
his primary mission as passen-
ger traffic manager of the
French National Railroads.
One Of these is trimming
conviction that there'll be
American travellers who will
consider the Worlds Fair only
as a side trip enroute to Europe.
He has a point there. 1t has
already been acknowledged that
last years Seattle Fair drew
more travellers to the Pacific
playlands.
But what Mr.. Vergos really
has going for him in addition tc
the delightful French trains and
the economic luxury Of a $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
New Message from Europe:
Stay on the Right Track

6" occasion points out the sites
of battle with war-like arrows
aiming from the beaches,
Cherbourg, AUanches and Caen
to Paris and on to Bastogne in
Belgium and Remagen.
At almost every point, Deau-
vile, Honfleur and Saint Ra-
phael among them, French Ma
tional Railroad motor coaches
will be used to tour Of the bat.
tlefieldS. At over 100 stations,
rental cars will be available.
Extent Of official French gov.
eminent participation in the
Normandy landings observance
has not been announced, but the
French government tourist
offices in New York said last
week there would be announce
ments on it soon.
Eurailpass, which permits the
visitor to travel as often and as
far as he likes in Austria, Bel.
GUM, Denmark, France, Ger
many, Holland, Italy, Lux
embourg, Norway, Portugal
Spain, Sweden and Switzerland
boosted prices slightly a short
time ago. Maintained, however
was the reduction for additions.
months.
| AS an example, the one-montf
price is $3.50; the two-montf
$175 and the three-month ticket
sos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

hangers" an hour to switch
from platform to platform with
q minimum Of confusion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

rail ticket good for a months
country-hopping is a spring and
summer Europe exploding with
tourist lures.
They're even getting so al.
truistic they'll put you on a bus
where the rails don't run; have
a rental car at your destination
or haul your own auto from,
shall we say, Paris to Biarritz
for SIS or so while you're sleep,
ing on the same train.
One of the major projects, as
far as the French are con.
cerned, will be observance Of
the 10th anniversary Of the AL.
lied landings on the Normandy
beaches.
Even during my brief stay
in Washington" Mr.. Vergos
said, "I've found plans under
way among veterans Of those
landings to revisit the scenes
either individually or in organ
lied groups; with or without
families.
MANY Of these men are JUS
attaining the position wher,
they can take their families t,
the French battle sites"
American Express here hal
confirmed that it is handling thu
travel arrangements for veter
ans Of the 29th Division.
Even the attractive brochur,
the French railroads have is
sued for the memorable "Juil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
On your Caribbean
Cruise, will you
pay for luxury
you never get?

conditioned throughout. You have acres Of
deck space to roam. You can swim In huge
outdoor pool; play golf or any number Of
sports and games.
The crew Is Q full crew. The service speaks
your language. The food 10 exquisite and
varied. Your dinner choice can range from
chicken Ia KIev to the finest American steak
and roast beef
On the Independence you will appreciate
American cleanliness and efficiency. There
are lectures on ports Of call. Large. luxurious
public rooms make It easy to soeiaze.
Many experts consider the entertainment
to be the finest on the Caribbean run.
So if you want to be sure about your West
indies eruse-ssiI in the IS Independence.
All cruises leave New York.
Jan. 2s 20 days to Nassau-from $3.50.
Feb. = IA days to San Juan. St. Thomas,
Martinique. Curacao, LaGusira,
cristobsI. Kingston-from $4i5.
Feb. is-15 days to St. Thomss. Martinique.
Barbados, Trinidad. Laouaira,
Curacao. San Juan. kingston
from $44o.
Also wide choice OF SunIan0 Cruises % the
Mediterranean throughout the year.
See your Travel Agent or write or phone,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
Northeast Surdiniu
Gets 3 New Hotels

On the Costa Smeralda, in the
northeast corner Of Sardinia,
three new hotels have recently
been open e d: Hotel Gala di
Volpe, at Gala di Volpe; Hotel
La Pitrizza, at Liscia di Vacca,
and Hotel Abb D'0ru, at the
Colo della Marinella.
The three hotels are part Of
an important project of tourist
development, sponsored by the
Aga Khan, who owns a large
estate on the Costa Smeralda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
Paris Will InstulI
A Moving Sidewalk

PARIS.-The first knowing
sidewalks" will be installed
next year In one Of Paris
busiest subway stations.
The Chatlet stop Of the
Metro, on the Right Bank, not
far from Notre Dame Cath
edral, sees four subway lines
come together, and the two 400
foot-long moving sidewalks will
allow 5000 to 10000 STRAP
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POINTS OF INTEREST
Kitty Hawk Marks
Wright Anniversary

NORTH CAROLINA-FnaIly
sporting an airport so years
after the Wright Brothers began
creating the need for one, Kitty
Hawk was welcoming observers
of the Goth anniversary of pow
cred flight this week end.
The observance is highighted
in Kitty Hawk, Kill Devil Hills
and Mays Head tomorrow and
Tuesday with appearance Of
Federal and State dignitaries
and dedication Of an improved
airstrip near the Wright Me.
mortal.
VIRGINIA - The Christina:
in Colonial Williamsburg" pro
gram, which includes bringine
in the Yule Log, street caroling
firing Of the Christmas gun:
and feasting begins Thursday
December 10, and runs through
New Years Day.
TEXAS - The annual Sur
Carnival parade tops a week Of
festivities at FL PaSo and neigh
boring Juarez, Mexico, January
i, with floats from Mexico anc
the United States taking part.
CALIFORNIA - The Califor.
MIA gray whale is on the move
cavorting from the Arctic t.
Mexican waters. Best WATCHING
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mately will be a link Of the new
Bremen road, which, providing
rapid transit on the continent
along the north-south route
erma any, Austria, Italy-is
expected to relieve a traffic
bottleneck Of international i'm.
portance.
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OIymPics Bigger Than Hotel Space

INNSBRUCK, Austria. - All
stria has made mulh-million-
dollar preparation for the ninth
Winter olympicS here in Tyrol,
January 2s-February 9, but late
reservation spectators may
have to commute.
Even the outlying points of St.