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Evening star., 1963-04-22
PARIS,

FAN16.
1t Is only a matter of time,
one is told, before the COM
plete Communist takeover on
Laos is an accomplished fact.
In recent fighting the
Communist Pathet Lao has
succeeded in consolidating its
hold on the strategic Plain
OF Jars, sealing off the whole
northern part of the country.
Trapped in Central Laos,
the "neutralist" forces Of
Gen. Kong lie are reported
in a militarily hopeless posi-
ton.
Neutralist Premier Prince
Souvanna Phouma, backed by
the International Control
Commission set UP at Geneva
10 months ago. still is making
desperate efforts to stop the
fighting and reach a new
agreement with the pro-
Communist leaders.
But barring a diplomatic
miracle or American inter-
vention-neither Of which
seem at all likely-the col
lapse of the neutralist gov
ernment seems almost inev-
liable.
A Matter Of Time
Indeed, so far as most OBJ
servers were concerned, sur
vival of the neutralist expert
ment always has been a
matter of time-and Com
munist timing. The Geneva
settlement" actually was
little more than a graceful
pretext for the United States
to eXtricate itself from a
sticky military commitment.
1t was inevitable that the
precarious coalition of right
lists, Communists and neu-
tralists would fall apart and
once the fighting broke out
again it was clear enough
that the neutralist forces
would be no match for the
Pathet Lao backed by "vol-
unteers" from North Wet
Nam and supported by Red
China.
The only real hope lay in
the fact that Russia, at the
time Of the Geneva settle
ment, was actively involved
in both Laos and Wet Nam
and seemed genuinely anxious
to have the neutralist ex-
pertinent succeed.
In the meantime, however,
the Red Chinese have very
largely supplanted the Rus
slams in this part of the world.
And open antagonism be-
tween Moscow and Peking
makes 1t unlikely that the
Russians, even If they wished
to, could restrain Chinese
ambitions in the area.
Given these developments.
1t was somewhat unfortunate
perhaps that Undersecretary
Of State W. Averell Harri-
man. in q recent interview,
denied so emphatically that
the United States was willing
to intervene with force in
support of the neutralist
government.
American intervention
Evening star., 1963-04-22
LETTERS TO THE STAR

Pen names may be used II
letters carry tDriters' correct
names and addresses. All let
ters are subject to condenSd-
ton. Those not used tpiH be
returned only DheR accom-
panied By self addressed,
stamped envelopes.
Evening star., 1963-04-22

Hayes and Mr.. Hook at Acco-
tink will continue to do every
thing they can to make this
an enjoyable recreation area.
Joe Brown,
Director Of Parks,
Fairfax County Park Authority
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RELP-MEN

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Experienced In fabrication Of alum.
mum storm windows or framing fol-
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salary, requirements and experience
with name Of last employers over
preceding S years,
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MANAGEMENT
OPPORTUNITY

Prominent national organization rep
resented In area for over 50 years
has 2 openings for management train
ees. Applicants must be age q Ia
IS, college trained and resident Of
area for minimum Of 3 years. Our
sales force knows of this ad; Write
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statesmen, NURSERY and LAND.
SCAPE organization, local and uni
que, needs additional help, To quality
must have knowledge Of sales, de
sign, planting and growing problems
Income limited only by ability and
energy. Should be minimum of $6,00t
first year, more thereafter. Phone
5hn.llh for annnintmenf
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TV AND RADIO
PEpATPMEN


Openings In TV. Radio, FIN. stereo
and color ~. 2 years experience
preferred. Many excellent com.
pany benefits include discount on
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 80 4-df. sedan, auto.
z. and h., power steering anc
mi, I owner, only 81 ,099. KIRK
MOTOR CO., 1000 Ga. ave. NV,
ia; 9-54soO. OPEN SUNDAY 1880
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDsMOBILE 'e3 Dynamic "sS" A.
dr; hArdtop, all white with beauti-
ful all-vinyi green and white int.
spotless in every way. This Is not
a demonstrabor but has been used
as my personal transportation for
only 5000 miles. See Doug Cris-
man. AS Hour, Money Back
Evening star., 1963-05-28

Imperial-Chrysler-P -Plymouth-simca
4100 Georgia Ave. NV. ia. 9-290C
OLDS 81 "SS" Holiday sedan, ny.
dra., 7. and h., p.s., p.b., Alpine
green with white top, 1-owneI
car that has been driven Just
10000 miles. This car represents
a real savings. Just 81. 500, S199
or trade.
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Observation-Disclosures
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, 1963-08-01
THE YELLOW WARBLER

I've seen him fitting through the
trees
With short, decisive thrusts Of
flight,
Intense his bursts Of thrilling
song,
His color gay like golden light.
i've watched him hunt for food
Among the leaves or under
branch,
His fortunes risked on waving
boughs,
On insect pests, and natures
I've found his nest, a thing Of
grass,
Built upon the tip Of a limb,
Where God is minting ia feathered
gold
New yellow warblers just like him
Lyle Prescott.
, 1963-08-01

with Title is, Sections / to So inclusive, Of the Virgin Islands Code.
alifed electors will also take place at the same time IN accordance with II
Sections 81 to lob inclusive, Of the Election Code.
Monday, Aug. s 1868 $50 pinto 1880 pm christanstsd
Monday, Aug. S. 1868 $50 pm to 73O pm Est Grove Pl
Wednesday, Aug, { 1868 500 pm to 700 pm. ELIAS Retreat
Wednesday, Aug, 7 1863 700 pm. to 900 pm. Frederiksted
Thursday, Aug, {, 1868 500 pm. to 100 pm. Frederiksted T
Thursday, Aug. s. 1868 500 pm. to 700 pm. Annals Hope ]
Monday, Aug, ~ 1868 $50 pm. to 73O pm chrisHanaedl
Monday, Aug, IL, 1868 $50 pm to 73O pm. Estate Whim
Wednesday Aug, "A, 1868 500 pm to zoo pm. Est Sion Farm
wednesday, Aug, Il. 1868 500 pm to 100 pm. Claude Q. Mar
Thursday, Aug. IS, 1868 500 pm to 700 pm. Chritianaed
Thursday, Aug. 15s 1868 TOO pm. to 900 pm Frederiksted
Monday, Aug, 49, 1868 $50 pm to 73o pm ChrStiansted
Monday, Aug, Is, 1868 $50 pm to 7o Rm., Est. Lower Lo
Wednesday, Aug, p, 1868 500 pm to 700 pm Estate damon
Wednesday, Aug, q, 1868 700 pm. to 800 pm Frederiksted !
Thursday, Aug q, 1863 TOO pm. to 900 pm Frederiksted T
Thursday, Aug. % 1868 800 pm. to 700 pm chrRtiansted
Monday, Aug, e, 1868 $50 pm to 7O pm chrRtiansted
Monday, ia Aug, g. 1868 $50 pm. to 73O pm. Est Campo r
Wednesday, Aug, %, 1868 5Oolpm. to TOO pm. Richmond
Wednesday, Aug, %, 1868 700 pm. to 900 pm. Frederiksted I
Thursday, Aug %, 1868 500 pm. to TOO pm Est. Grove PHI
Thursday, Aug. 49, 1868 500 pm. to 700 pm. Est. New Cast
Thursday, Sept s. 1863 500 pm. to TOO pm Est Lower Lc
Thursday, Sept s. 1868 500 pm. to 700 pm. Est. Profit
Thursday, Sept. r. 1868 500 pm. to 700 pm. Whim Estate
Thursday, Sept Il, 1868 500 pm to 700 pm. Els. Fredensbs
Thursday, Sept Is, 1868 500 pm. to 700 pm. Claude o Ma
Thursday, Sept. 49, 1868 500 pm. to TOO pm Chrishansed
Friday, Sept. %. 1868 700 pm to 900 pm. Frederksted !
Friday, Sept co. 1868 ZOO pm. to 900 pm. ChrisdansMd
Thursday, Dec 5. 1868 500 pm. to 100 pm chrisdansed
Thursday, Dec. S, 1863 500 pm to 700 pm. F~rederkgted I
Thursday, Mar. ) 1854 500 Pm. to 700 pm chrishansed
Thursday, Mar. 5, 1864 500 pm to 700 pm Fredeikzted i
Thursday June 4 1864 500 pm to 700 pm chrsdansted
Thursday, june 4 1864 500 pm to- 700 pm F~rederiksted +
, 1963-08-01
BOARD or ELECTIONS
SAINT cRoIx. VIRGIN ISLANDS
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION AND ENROLMENT OF
QUALIFIED ELECTORS VOTERS

The Boudo Elections vii. sit in Session on Dates Time and Places listed below for
the purpose f examining and registering applicants as qualified electors Noterg in CON
frnntyw with Title 49, Sections TO 86 inclusive of the Virgin Islands Code. Enrolment of
qualified electors will also take place at the same time IN accordance with Title 49, Chapter
S Sections I to 1H inclusive Of the Election Code.
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Irish Ready
Coach Fleet

DUBLIN. - Ultra modern
motor coaches will be Ireland's
newest comfort offering for the
1868 visitor.
A fleet of 36 Of the coaches
has been readied by Coras
Iompair Eireann, IrelandIs
transport company, 10 provide
maximum individual comfort
for each passenger.
The c. /. E. tours will oper-
ate from March II through
November 10.
Varying In duration from 2
10 IL days. the tours are de
luxe In every respect. Fares in
clude reserved transportation,
accommodation at the finest
hotels. all meals and the serv-
ices OF an expert courier.
Tours begin in Dublin and
during the high season there
will be 30 departures every
week covering the whole OF Ire
land.
Details OF the tours are con-
tanned In an illustrated bro
chure available from any travel
agent, or from the offices OF
Irish Railways, $50 Fifth ave-
nue.. New York 20, NY.
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This Booklet Will CIinch Your 7 rip

believe the route to a travellers
heart and pocketbook lie S
through his stomach, is now
out to please the palates of the
young.
On the theory that a child
has enough new things to ad-
just to on a long flight without
adding exotic adult dinners to
the list, the lines Passenger
Flight Service Department has
come up with a children's
menu that should sound just
like home. All that's necessary
is to let the airline know a
child will be along at the time
the flight is booked. Grownups
who wish to eat the children's
food may do so.
The children's menu supple
ments the existing SAS special
meal service which makes it
possible for passengers to order
food in advance which meet
their dietary or religious re-
quirements.
Lufthansa German Airlines
has scheduled a special nom
stop Jet flight from New York
to Hanover for the opening of
the Hanover Fair, the nations
most elaborate trade and in
dustrial exhibition. The flight
will leave Idlewild at $3.50 pm.
April ~, arriving at Hanover at
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Seeing Pennsylvania
Will Be Easier in '63

HARRISBURG, Pa. - Scenic
Pennsylvania win be easier to
see in 1868, the Pennsylvania
Department of Commerce re-
ports.
Many new highways in the
Interstate System have been
completed. More than 100 miles
are under construction. Most
notable Of all new Pennsylvania
highways open to traffic is a
section of Interstate 81, north
Of Scranton. A few weeks ago,
some Of the Nations leading
highway engineers voted this
section the most beautiful and
best constructed highway in the
Nation.
Another attractive new road
is the divided highway leading
from the Delaware Water Gap
Bridge to west Of Stroudsburg,
bypassing the town, in the Po-
como Mountains.
This highway is Interstate
80, part of the Keystone short
way which will eventually cross
Pennsylvania entire length
from east to west. terminating
at the Ohio line near Sharon.
Another completed stretch of
the shortway now bypasses
Brookville in the western part
of the State.
Interstate $50 is now open
TO traffic from Reading south
to the Pennsylvania turnpike.
To escape the waters from
Kinzua Dam. scheduled for
completion in 1865. State Route
SO is being rebuilt between
Warren and Bradford, in the
northwestern section Of the
State. Kinzua Dam will be the
largest dam in the East.
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AIR FARE

Trans World Airlines claims
It can knock the "would-be" off
a lot of would-be travellers with
q new booklet 1t has just issued,
Called "TWA Adventures Eu-
rope 1862" the booklet is ca
pable Of clinching any argument
with yourself in favor of a
transatlantic trip, the airline
claims.
It can dissolve your doubts
about money, brush aside fee
BILE excuses about distressing
details and lure you on with
striking pictures and descrip-
tons Of the places you can see
on the continent. So say its
authors.
Depending on whether you
really want to lose the argu-
ment, you can go to a travel
agent or any TWA sales office
and pick up a copy of the
booklet free.
=,
If that booklet doesn't get
you. it has just been announced
that TWA will start showing
in-flight movies to all its pas
sengers on May /. Previously
this entertainment has been
offered only in the first class
section.
=
Scandinavian Airlines Sys-
tenn, which sometimes seems to
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BY RONALD WALKER
Contributing Writer

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico
Even the youngest of the wan
derlust victims can remember
when tourism in Puerto Rice
and the Virgin Islands meant
primarily winter season vaca-
tioning.
The dramatic change to year.
round vacations is getting
more obvious by the month.
One of the big lures is mex
pensive transportation-$49.75
by Eastern Air Lines Air Bus
from Dulles Airport in Wash
ington; $57.75 via Jet from New
York.
San Juan itself has mush-
roomed into a modern, sprawl
ing city of over a half million
not counting the thousands OF
tourists who pack the hotels
A decade ago, Puerto Rican no.
tells boosted 507 rooms, enough
to handle about $4,000 MAN.
land visitors who spent 81 mil
lion a year.
In 1862, hotel rooms had
jumped to 1000 with 800 more
planned or being built. Almost
100000 visitors flocked to the
island and spent about $50 mil
lion. The spreading boom has
spread all over the Caribbean
area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-10
Norwegian Motor
Tours Announced

OSLO, Norway.-The famed
wonderland Fjord Tour" ap-
pears in new form for 1865
de luxe, three-day motor coach
trip which brings in fjords, gla-
ciers, mountains and water.
falls.
Departures from Oslo, Bergen
and Stavanger are on MondayI
and Thursdays from June 8 tt
August 20.
An illustrated folder is avail
able from the Norwegian Ma
tional Travel Office, 200 Madi-
son ave-, New York. Travel
agents have full details.
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Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands
FIourishinq on Yeor-Round Plan

the annual Virgin Islands Car
nival, a week of festivities, is
held yearly in st. Thomas.
Carnival is scheduled to begin
this year April 81. The main
land visitor who wants to go
native" need only buy a big
straw hat, imbibe now and then
in the inexpensive Virgin Is
lands runs and take part in a
hip shaking, snake dancing
merengue, known there as a
"traump," which parades be-
hind a steel band throughout
downtown Charlotte Amalie,
capital Of the territory.
A Mocko Jumbi, on his tall
stills, usually leads the two
giant parades that meander
through Charlotte Amalie's
narrow, Dai,ish-named streets
during Carnival.
There is also Carnival VIII
lage, where the many booths Of
fer anything from ordinary
fried chicken to the more esot-
eric native foods.
Carnival also features a mar
ket fair, where farmers and
housewives bring their stewed
tamarinds, guava jams and
other delicacies to be judged,
and the popular Calypso Tent,
which features top West Indian
calypso singers in competition.
Finding hotel and guest
house rooms during this period
can sometimes be a problem but
some space always turns up.
The Virgin Islands Depart
ment of Commerce in st.
Thomas will mail to prospective
visitors all the information and
literature they need.
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A stretch Of Interstate 95 ap-
preaching northeast Philadel-
phia is under construction. as
well as 10 miles of the Key
stone shortway. including a
bridge across the Susquehanna
River south Of Williamsport.
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Reward
Yourself. ' s., !: 's.s
Orient or World Tour Bargain

BOAC now brings you some truly fabu-
lous independent tour bargains to the
Orient and around the world. They are
completely planned for you by BOAC,
and you enjoy them by yourself instead
of as a member of a conducted group.
BOAC's all-inclusive tour prices are de-
signed to turn wishful dreams into mem
orable reality. Read the details, then send
in the coupon for complete details. And
see your Travel Agent soon.
The Independent Jet Bridge Orient Tour,
II days for s1346 from San Francisco. Or
you can join this tour in Honolulu. You
fly by BOAC Rolls-Royce 7o7 TO Homo
lulu, and spend two sunny days there be-
fore flying on to Tokyo. You spend eight
days in Japan, visiting Kyoto and Osaka
and many other fascinating ports before
flying, on to the British Crown Colony of
Hong Kong for three memorable days in
this lovely city. You return along BOAC's
Jet Bridge by way Of Tokyo and Honolulu.
Independent Adventure In Asia Round the
World Tour: 30 days for S1792.1o from
San Francisco. Or join this tour in Homo
lulu, and spend two sun and fun filled
days on Oahu before flying on to Tokyo.
You'll spend four fascinating days in
Japan before flying to the British Crown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-10

waters. A copy Of one of Leon
ardo da Vinci's murals shows q
man with fins and diving
equipment very much like the
rigs now employed. Another is
a drawing Of Alexander the
Great descending into the
depths in a glass ball.
South Florida's role in the
Civil War is another interesting
exhibit.
Greater Miami's role in de-
velopment of aviation is de-
tailed in photos.
Cartoon Displayed
An exhibition Of American
cartoons (1894-1962), borrowed
from artist lack Mosley, will
interest the young at heart.
The remainder spotlights
Greater Miami history anc
that Of the United States NAVY
and Coast Guard.
Seminole Indian dresses, arti.
facts and implements, as vel
as a display known as "Ele.
gance of Yesteryear" that in.
cludes heirlooms, spoons, gen.
tleman's cane. and woman'S
hair curler from the 1905 tt
name a few, are shown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-10
New Museum in Miomi
Has Old Florida Tale

MIAMI. - Greater Miami's
list Of tourist attractions has a
new member-one that offers
visitors an unequaled glimpse
Of the areas heritage.
The attraction Is the South
Florida Historical Associations
museum-a showcase of lore
and artifacts about South
Florida and the Caribbean.
1t is the elimination Of %
years Of hope and planning
by the association. The mu-
scum, at 2O1O North Bayshore
drive. is open every day except
Monday. 1t is self-supporting
and has a minimum admission
charge.
Massacre RetOld
One exhibit traces Miami's
history via pictures and arti-
facts Of the Tequesta Indians
The Massacre at nearby In
dian Key is also graphically
told in words and pictures.
Museum Director Jack Porter
is most impressed with the
marine archaeology. One of the
displays contains pewter tank
ards, a brass spoon, buttons
and other tidbits from the
Inns Looe. which went down
in the Florida Keys in 1744.
Near this case are black pen
ell drawings Of the history OF
diving, a popular sport in these
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Colony of Hong Kong. You spend three
days in this lovely place, and you'll enjoy
the superb guided tours. Your next stop
is Bangkok, and here you'll spend two en-
chanting days touring its canals by launch.
and visiting its famous pagodas. You fly
on to Calcutta in India, and also spend
two days in the legendary city of Khat-
mandu, the capital of Nepal, and then visit
the Holy City of Benares. There you will
ride along the sacred River Ganges and
visit some of the many temples. Before
leaving India, you'll spend two days in
Delhi, the gracious and historic capital city.
Your next port of call is Beirut in Lebanon.
and here you'll explore this ancient city,
and make an excursion to the Temple Of
the Sun on your way to Damascus in
Syria, where you will spend rewarding
day sightseeing. You'll return to Beirut
for your flight to Cairo for sightseeing
there before returning home via London.
On all those tours, your bargain price
includes your complete Economy Class
jet air fare, all transfers and other trans
portation costs, all hotel accommodations,
all meals, all sightseeing costs and gratui-
ties. The tour prices are based on double
occupancy Of rooms in hotels, and airfars
effective April 1st subject to Government
Approval.
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.S:15 am. next day. the day the
fair opens.
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.S:15 am. next day. the day the
fair opens.
4 = y
Northwest Orient Airlines is
now providing daily Jet service
from Dulles Airport to Billings,
Mont, and will arrange special
l2-day tours of Yellowstone
and Glacier National Parks
nearby.
Henri j. Lesieur, general
manager of the North, Central
American and Caribbean Divi-
sion of Air France, will leave
his post August to become
counselor to Air France General
Management in Paris. Henri
Marescot, general manager of
Air Frances Division in Japan,
will succeed Mr.. Lesieur.
+ 50
Mexicana Airlines has in
augurated five round trip jet
flights weekly between Mexico
City and Merida. capital of the
Yucatan. Propeller planes will
take the flights on the other
two days of the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-10

A strict Spanish atmosphere
prevails in Old San Juan, where
old, restored houses with their
interior patios and wrought
iron balconies line the small
network of narrow, cobble-
stoned streets. The more mod
ern part of this bilingual me-
tropolis is Santurce, home OF
the Condado strip of sleek,
oceanfront hotels.
A person who has been away
from San Juan for two OF
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Paris Speedy

French police have issued new
speed limits-3s miles an hour
In all built-up or populated
areas throughout the country,