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The Republican., 1963-09-19

Freida Lichty Mr. and Mrs. Erwin
Smith, MIR. and Mrs Noah Way
bright were among those visiting
the Hcsscs Mr.. Hesse is able to
be up more.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ash, of Bridge
vile, Del, spent the weekend
here. They and the Schrocks and
their sons, Norman. Olin, Simon
/ and Ernest and the SiskS we're
called to Brandonvillc, w. Va, on
account of the death of their rcla-
tive. Evan BurkholdCr, age H. lie
is survived by his widow, Eta Ca
ton Burkholder sons Robert and
Paul, of BrandOnville, and daugh-
ters, Irene. HagerstoWn; Goldie,
Ohio: Margaret, KingWOod. and
Betty, Brandonville.
Joni Miller, Jr and family re-
turned to Virginia on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Bcachy are
visiting in Ontario, Canada.
Attending the Farmers Jubilee
at New Centerville, Pa, on Satur-
day were Ross and Mary Lichty,
Mrs. Fannie StutZman, Fay Hau-
ser Mr.. and Mrs Albert Sisk and
Ralph Lichty Mrs. Lichty and
children spent the day with her
sister-in-laW, Mrs John Schcffel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brewer
and children, Wesley and Karen,
and her sister. Mrs. Louise Robin
son, of Sumter, S. c., were sup
,,o,. ,ruoctc on NTnnJoxy oTo,,iDrr oe
his uncle, Albert Sisk. Other
guests recently we're Mrs. David
Moses. her mother, Mrs. John Por-
ter, Mrs John Miller and Mrs.
George Saville, of Barton: Ruth
Hesse and Mary Harsh and Mr..
and Mrs Osborne Bcckman.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Nolte and
son, of Canton, o., we're here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Arnold
White. Mrs Nolte and son re-
NAMED this week for the wedding
on Saturday of her sister, Mar
garet.
Miss Audrey Sanders and her
father Will Sanders attended a
birthday supper honoring Francis
Sanders on the Deer Park road
Saturday evening. Mrs. Emerson
Fikc, Oakland, baked the birthday
cake. Miss Audrey and her father
and Mr.. and Mrs Neil Sanders
attended church on Sunday morn
ing at Wardensville, w. Va, and
spent the day with Billy Sanders
and family. On Tuesday, Audrey
and her brother, Francis Sanders,
visited friends in Clarksburg.
Gov TaWes told Democrats he
would not run for any other cleo
tive office saying they should
nominate younger man for U. S.
Senate.
The Republican., 1963-09-19
GORTNER

The Youth Fellowship was on a
hayridc and had a wiener roast
at Ralph Lichty's. one night last
week.
A number Of folks attended the
community corn roast at Albert
Sisk's on Tuesday evening. The
Bavas furnished music and led
group singing.
Fred SWartzcntruber and family.
Rccdsvillc, Pa, spent Sunday with
his home folks, the Simon Swartz-
cntrubCrs.
Mrs. Della Hesse and daughters.
MaysVillc, w. Va Freeman and
The Republican., 1963-09-19

to 2775: medium. 21O0 to 2225. in
ferior and common, I700 to 1925.
The Republican., 1963-09-19

Gov TaWes told Democrats he
would not run for any other cleo
tive office saying they should
nominate younger man for U. S.
Senate.
The Republican., 1963-09-19
Ask about these cars by Stock No
ST Buick

Tudor Hardtop. Au-
tomato trans. Radio
and heater. Tutone
paint, red & white.
N e w nylon tires.
Stock #131P. 3 o 0 k
price $3.50. Special
price
, 1963-09-21
G OF @ TO HEAR
RALPH MYERS OF
WAGE & HOUR DIV.

The st. Croix Chamber OF
Commerce announces that the
monthly dinner meeting Of its
Executive Advisory Commit
tee will be he'd Tuesday
evening, September "a, at the
Buccaneer.
The featured speaker will
be Mr.. Ralph S., Myers, Re
gional Director Of the Wage
& Hour Public Contracts Div1-
SIGN Of the US. Department
of Labor, who will be on St.
Croix with the Special Indus
try Committee Nc. 8 for the
Virgin Islands. This Commit
tee will meet at a public hear
ing on Monday, September Is,
At 200 pm. in Government
House, Christianstedi to re-
commend minimum hourly
wage rates under the Fair
Labor Standards Act.
At the Chamber dinner
meeting, it is also expected
that President Hayes will give
a report on the Special Com
mittee's trip to Washington,
DC. concerning the sugar IN
dustry and the Chambers pro
posal on the electric power
cooperative for St. Croix.
The dinner melting will be-
Gin with cocktails at 700 pm.
, 1963-09-21
let FLIGHTS
OFFERED BY PAN
AM TO ST. CROIX

Pan American World Air
ways has announced an IN
crese in its Jet service to St.
Croix, St. Maarten, Antigua,
Guadeloupe, Martinique, St.
Lucia, Barbados and Trinidad
t. five weekly
This is an increase Of three
Jet flights weekly to these isl
ands.
To promote winter travel to
the islands, Pan Am is inau-
gurating an advertising and
sales campaign that will out
line the expanded air services
and acquaint potential tour
lists with the attractions OF
each Of these islands.
These promotions will IN
clude travel literature, movies
III Pan Am Sales offices.
Throughout the United States.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-04
Labor -
tconfinved From Back Pass)

write this story as much as an appeal to reason
do ia angry protest. into IL in San Diego. There
he Sak research institute rising the cliffs above the
Pacific in lovely La JolIa The land donated TO Dr.
saIk by the people Of San Diego.
Local plumbers officials told the contractors that
the union men will install laboratory equipment only If
they also allowed fabrieae" all pipe less than two
inches in diameter.
This creates crisis The pipes are integral part
Of the complex research equipment Much Of it delicate
Much is caIibrafed scientifically checked ovf Furthermore
many of these laboratory items the property
Of the scientists who will work in painstaking medical
search with Dr. Sak developer of the anfipolo vaccine
And not too far of is the San Diego County Hos
pta There too the plumbers local claimed the right to
what they call fabrication the construction site They
claimed for example, the right to install the Pinch tubing
three big surgical sterzng machines. But these units
already piping installed at the home plant Of the
American Sterizer Co.
WE'LL said the locals officials there alternatives.
The pipes could be taken out Of the sterzng equipment
and discarded. Then pipes could be fabricated and
installed by the Unions members. Or the units could be
sent back factory Each weighs 1000 pounds There
the piping could be removed and the stripped units could
be returned to the San Diego Hospital
The company has said with understandable indignation
that n the units are dsassembIed would void all gvaran
could send stripped units. The sferIzers must
oe fully assembled in the plant TO be tested
There are also l25 stainless steel sinks already
installed in the hospital The union wants them removed
so its members renss the already affixed snkdrain
board units. VI
Now there is no question at all Of union labor. The
dranboard planted by members Of the sheet metal
workers. local. This happened in November 1862. But
the plumbers still the sinks taken out they can
replace the dranboards they won't hook the tubing
tc the water and drain pipes.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-04
Control


No solution is perfect, but IL would be unfortunate
the tumvIt prevents birth control from getting fair
chance. The commission estimates that $3.50 million
spent annually for aid to dependent children could be
saved And there is way estimate other benefits
ervng from the reduction Of delinquency and the reduc
ion in The number of children who brought up in
miserable surroundings with little chance for happy
future. -,
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-04

THE SWORD or pAMoclRs"

Rsesidens ksnnsdy has reminded Us thai Me whole
world row sits In that chair with total destruction hang
ING ty sher sbsvs It's heed. Nor escape by
ing heads and sviahng wevId go away The blade
keeps sNaon0 end the thread that holds II grows
thinnsr end mers frsysd with each passing day.
Even fhe most naive among recognize that we
will eventually face crisis that will make Me recent Gu
ban ssir pale into insgncance Many factors lead TO
NE rsaixafion that stand the threshold of vnprec
edensed events events which will test he moral and
spitus tovghnsss Of this nation IL has not been tested
since the Civil War.
We can take the road Of ehoosing If we wish.
bot the able srns. There is way that seemesh right
ONO man; bvs +he end thereof she ways Of DEATH
When the breaks in all Of its fury for
sedatives, but AsiI be late. Or choose
Gods way. way that at times seems mysterious and
strange With sheer trust in him could this day
commit this nation TO path Of national righteousness
During fhe Civil War President Lincoln deemed it
necessary to call This nation 70 national repentance Now
he nation again in need Of repentance for its sins
and renewal Of faith in God How II start? Where
must it begin? begin with you individual The
greatest contribution that any citizen make to the ma
tons strength This hour his personal faith in Jesus
Christ Christ died the bring reconciliation
between and He stands ready to forgive and to
cleanse He will make the crooked paths straight He can
give new dimension Of living TO all Of our people.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-04
birth CONTROL RIGHTS"

Letters to the Editor NY. Trib, April l3
To the Herald Tribune
One fhe New Jersey relief rolls had Ia
children by eight different fathers and received $4,000 Of
taxpayers money according TO your recent article.
der how many Of these children she wanted whether
she offered any help in preventing the birth Of vnwan
ed children?
Since most American want only two three
children il probable that this forced TO
have children because she told about the
calendar, chemical surgical methods Of birth control
In the interest Of promoting every ehiIds right 10 be
born under proper conditions urge investigation Of
welfare practices determine whether welfare clients
being denied he right to know about family limitation
MEDORA S. BASS Ardmore, Pa.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-04
Design =
lcontinvsd from Back Page,

Non1nUeo from bdck Ts0O
more specifically" said Mr. ST. Onge, they believed
the blow tubes too small and the hull design made
qvate to do the Job for which il intended"
The Thresher made fatal dive about 220 miles east
of Cape Cod last April 10, with l29 aboard.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-04

tconiinued From Back Pagel
TO MANAGING EDITOR or THE FREE PRESS:
GOD CONDEMNED SPIRITUAL "BASTARDS"
ttssh l2z,a) OUTSIDE AND ~ THE
WORLD OF LETTERS ENTERTAINMENT !!
RECREATION. etc. or THE DEVILS DuPEs.
SUCKERS, DEpuTiEsi - IN HELL'l OR,
FOOLS RARADIsE"l - THE NoNcHRIST
SCIENTISTS - SEE PIP. 3. l92. GODS CHRIST
scIENTlST TEXTBOOK - SECOND COMING!
- FOR THE REAL CHRIST, SCIENTIST; TRUTH -
VIA MICHAEL tAnssD FORCING GOLDEN
RULE LiBERATlONl
AT YOUR SERVICE. AS PER FATHER. SON.
AND HOLY GHOST.
A. Fruehsvf.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-04
Fathers

(ContenUod From Beck t>a0eJ
VINO DHCkRM 1ME kuMACY OF
UNCONTROLLED BIRTHS (CATH0ll( culTN
OF TEcAlIzED LUST"
Gods Christ Science Msssiah) AND TIE
LAWLESs LUST - BOTH or SATANIC. ANTI
CHRIST ADAM-EvE "LoRD-CoD" tcen. III. etc.,
FRAUDS coUNTERFEiTs BURLEsQuEs or
DIVINE REALITY - MYTHS REPUDIATED BY
C-H-I-LDL-E-S-s CHRIST JESUS PLANNED NON
PARENTHOOD! AND THE FOUR EUROPEAN
RELIGIOUS CRiPPLES! - SATAN BOUND HAND
AND FOOT! VS.. GENESIS FIRST CHAPTER,
- AND IS FOR THESE MORAL AND SPIRITUAL
CRlPPLES, AN UNREAL UTOPIA. AND THE GOD
WHO is GOD THEREIN IS FALSELY ALLEGED TO BE
THE PARENT OF THE FIRST MAN AND WOMAN
- ADAM AND EVE - AND THEIR MURDERoUs
CAIN OFFSPRING! M-Y-TH-s!l!
SHAKESPEARE PARAPHRASE: WHAT DAMNED u
FOOLS THESE MoRTALs BE-
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-04
Billy Graham =


Ve@snUsd From Beck Psgs3
the NEW nEAvEM AND Jl,E NEW ehRTNs
aaes 2l:I) ARE E-xc-L-us-lv.E,L.Y REALi
'"plIEp IN GENESIS FIRST CHAPTER WHERE
DEITY is GOD MOT THE SATANIC
ANTtGhklST. AoAM-eve ~loRDcop" or
GENESIS III. sfe. FRAUDS MYTHsl
N-o.T-H-l-N-c-N-E-s-sl ST. PAUL - PARKWAY
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST - YOUR TRUE,
sIEkNAl BEING - PARTIALLY APPREt4EMpED
THESE Gus. HEAVENLY, BASIC
TRUTHS DECLARING: THE THINGS SEEN ARE
TEMPORAL; But THE THINGS NOT SEEN
ARE ETERNAL!
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-04

TEMPORAL; But THE THINGS NOT SEEN
ARE ETERNAL"l
PART z
Bully GRAHAM "A JOHN the BAPTIST
HAVING PARTIALLY LOST HIS HEAD /! BUT
MAGNIFICENT AS A MODERN EVANGELIST!
BILLY Is A WELL-MEANlNc SAUL OF TARsus.l
BUT HIS ANXIETY FOR THE RETURN OF THE
LORD IESus CHRIST Is A MIsAPPREHENsloNl
OUR FATHER. SON. AND HOLY GHOSTS,
MARVELLOUS, IMPERATIVE CHRIST SCIENCE
MESSIAH. SCIENCE OF SCIENCES" OF THE
UNIVERSE Is THE RETURN or CHRIST
JESUS (! - BUT. WITHOUT THE MORTAL IDENTITY
OF MARY'S FLESH! - MERELY MORTAL
THOUGHT - WHICH WAS REDUCED TO ITS
NATIVE No-T-Hi-N-c.NE-s-s"! = FOREVER.
MORE - IN JESUS ASCENSION!
AND, GET THIS, SATAN-RoBBED NoN.cHRisT
SCIENTIST clERcY JESUS INVITATION.
INJUNCTION. IS VALID FOR EVERY ONE -
"MY WORKS AND GREATER SHALL YE Do"i-
HERE. OR HEREAFTER!
YOU NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTIST CLERGY ARE GUILTY
OF THE DEVIL USING SCRIPTURE!
Lineoln. Shakespeare
YOU MISUSE FIGURES OF SPEECH OF THE BIBLE
NOT HAVING FOUND YOUR TRUE. ETERNAL BEING,
CHRIST SCIENTIST - JESUS is NO. I! -
you DO NOT APPREHEND THE MIGHTY
HEAVENLY SIGNIFICANCE OF SUCH
SCRIPTURE - FOR EXAMPLE. JESUS m JOHN
s43.44: THE DEVIL A LIAR, VOID OF
TRUTH - VOID OF REALITY ! - NATIVE
NoTHINcNESS r. DlScERNABLE BY THE
"PURE IN HEART" = PURE ENOUGH TO BECOME
GENUINE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!
SEE PIP. 9. 1872, S&H - CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXT
BOOK = NY ONE AND ONLY HONEST FRIEND
OF BIBLES CLERGY EVERY ONE
i. 49,. PART
4O-YEAR, PLUS. BILLY vs. MRS. EDDY :
WOMAN Revelation l2:l.s; Matthew 1889 -
REACHING HER GOTH YEAR IN 1910!
MRS EDDY. AFTER MAKING A SURVEY OF
THE HISTORY OF EVIL AND ITS MYTHICAL
NATURE. UNDER NY. GODS. GUIDANCE.
coNcLuDE p. 563 Science and Health"
BUT, WHY STAND AcHAsT AT
NoTHINcNEss? :. THE SUM TOTAL OF HUMAN
ERROR! NOR ANY ASPECT OF THE
SATANIC. MYTHICAL. ADAM-EvE "LoRD-coD"
.(cen. III. etc., "cHASTLY FARCE OF MATERIAL
lso-eaIed] EXISTENCE! p. III, Ibid
PART
ANCIENT SPIRITUAL POVERTY NEcESsITATED
FIGURES OF SPEECH. PARALLELS, etc.
SAUL OF TARsUs.' REV. JOHN zoLLER.
MlsUsEs SCRIPTURE
TYPICAL or COUNTLESS NUMBERS OF THE
CLERGY - DEVIL ROBBED OF HOLY GHOSTS
coMPL PLETENEsS - REVEALING ALL!
N, WNNOZ
NOT SAVED BEFORE DEATH ACCORDING TO
zoLLERs USE OF SCRIPTURE. 'ToRMENTED
FOREVER AND EvER'
NOW IF JOHN ZoLLER WILL PURIFY HIMSELF
AND BECOME A HUMBLE PAUL. CHRIST,
SCIENTIST - THE TRUE, ETERNAL BEING OF
EVERY ONE - JESUS. NO. - he WILL
APPREHENp THE UTTER N-o-T-H-IN-cNE-S-s OF
THE SATANIC, ANTLcHRIsT, "LoR0-coD"
(cen ~ etcJ FRAUDS MYTHS! = AND
APpReHEND THE BLAsPHEMY. DAMNABlE
SPIRITUAL ADULTERY. OF THE DEVIL USING
SCRIPTURE tLincons Shakespeare - IN
ALLOWING his ADAMEvE "LoRDcoD" luNACY!
TO suFFocATEl - TO BEcLouD THE
APPREHENSION or GENESIS FIRST c-H-A-p-l-E-k
WHERE DEITY IS GOD - THE ONE, R-EAL
PAR1MTsl MIND, SOUL, SPIRIT. SUBSTANCE, IN
AND OF. THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE - BEING
HoNoRED. APPREHENDED. BY cH-iL-DL-es-s
CHRIST JESUS PLANNED NON PAREN'HOoO
GALL NO MAN -. FATHER!
GENESIS 1871: land GOD SAW EVERY I1'NS
THAT ne ITHE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR
HoNoRep BY THE c-HI-L-DL-ESS cHRiSI
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-04
Laynlen =


(consinved From Back Page
= AND HIS ADAM EVE, MURDERoUs CAIN
MYTHS ALLEcEDLY. FIRST THREE OFFSPRING
OF THE ONE, REAL DEITY OF THE
UNIVERSE - WHO IS DECLARED IN THE FIRST
CHAPTER OF GENESIS. WHERE THE BASIC
SCIENCE OF CREATION IS STATED, AND IT IS
ILLUMINATED, IN PART. BY CHRIST JESUS =
WHO SoRRoWFULLY DECLARED THAT He
HAD MANY MORE THINGS TO SAY" BUT THAT
WICKED AND ADULTERoUS GENERATION
land subsequent ones y COULD NOT BEAR" THEME
BUT THE FuLFLLMENT OF HIS PROPHECY
OF ANOTHER COMFORTER, EVEN THE HOLY
GHOST. TEACHING ALL THINGS!
iLLuMiNATEs GENESIS FIRST CHAPTER AS
EXCLUDING ALL FINITE = HUMAN -
CONCEPTS OF THE ONE GOD. PERFECT OFF,
SPRING. CREATION, UNIVERSE = VERY
coop"l - COMPLETE - "F-.N-LsHE-D"!
The Infinite l6odI Has NO Beginning!
See p. 5o2. GODS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
TEXTBOOK BY WOMAN" OF REVELATION I2:l.5
MARY BAKER EDDY! - FAITHFULLY
RECORDING DIVINE REVELATION! = WHOSE
MAN CHILD WILL RULE ALL NATIONS WITH
ROD OF iRoN'!
GENESIS l:27,2s GIVEN CHRIST SCIENCE
MESSIAH INTERPRETATION. REDUCE TO
NATIVE NoTHNcNEss" THE THINGS SEEN,
TEMPORAL tst Paul. - THE EVIL THE
HUMAN! TIVE MATERIAL - SATAN, SIN, SEX!
HUMAN CONCEPTION PREGNANCY A
e-M0NTAS HYPNOSIS OF THE DEVIL!
MATTER, SIN, HELL. AND THEIR FATHER,
THE DEVIL! ARE MERELY MYTHICAL MORTAL
T-H-O-U-c-HT IMAGES CoUNTERFEITS,
BURLESo AND, FORTUNATELY. OFTEN
SYMBOLS OF DIVINE IDEAS!
my ANSWER"
BY BILLY GRAHAM
Why are there four different forms Of creation related
in the book Of Genesis follows I26.27; 268 22l.22
and 4:l fifth form in Isaiah 2:22? Does this indicate
E~4 x~o &vsa1 fn0d 0
mine which method form the correct one?
W ;. re
Isaiah 222hss nothing TO do whatever with the form
of rsation rather tells of the fransfoy character
Of mans life.
God in the experimental stage Of creation at
any fine.
Copper River current., 1963-04-11
AMERICAN LEGION NETS

The el cotton of off cers of the Amer ican Legion Anxi Hilary Post I@27 as held April l, 1865. They were installed at a joint meeting ri tn the Aneri con -Le9i on on April Jrd, by Sarah Lueb1e, Fast President. The off cers are: 7'anda Bei elmer, President, Lee Hel1s7- Vice PTosi dent y Evelyn Veach,- Secretary, 5everly Cutler, -Treasurer, SGt-at- Arrs ,-lTidge WOtoslalz, Jenny Tibbetts,- Cha0lain, Gladys Heinte Hi stori an.
 hree members of the> .rzilia ary rho attended the convent on of the F:estern Division in anchorage Fri5ay enc Saturday -'nril 9th 2: 9th were Fanda Eei elmer, Gladys Eeinte, and Evelyn Veach, They turned ri tn the news thaJ the convent on is to be held in Glennallen next year and re ere Goin., to need all of our membership md my more neu members to help Vi tn thi Interesting project.
 Kenny Lake News Continued from Page 1 18th. This will be a Easter egg hunt for 18th at Carol Ally's home ri tn Rosie Abch- hostess.
 Mystery of the week. Who put Pat Heakenn's s cat in her mailbox? :. GLENN TOPICS FLORENCE CLAYTON
 Jake Miller and fami ly moved from Cop per Center to the BPW housing Court. <
Copper River current., 1963-04-11

spaghetti feed is being put at the Gl enna len Lodge for. the purpose of a recreation center, onApril 10th.
 Quite a feu shallov wells were drilled in and around Glennollen recently. Some were lucky in getting water. ::
 l1r lunson and family moved into the BPW trailer court as he will be working for the surveying dept. Nr. Nunson is the son of the William llunsons of the ACS.
 Qui ite a few people came to the Copper Valley Civic Club to listen to talk on boroughs and their func tions. t very nice lecture and everyone en joyed it: Rev. Joy vas granted l5 minutes to talk some time in the near future before their organi zation to strai Chten out the talk that is going on about the Mission. I3
 local resident vas uorki ng for the BIM at the time of the relingui shment of the hi gh school tract. ID ~.:
 4 number of legionarires vent to An choarge for the onvention.
 TIRE AT ST. EARY' *** One big build- ing II i oh housed the gym, boys, brothers s and Uorker' dorm, burned down. Damage vas not extimated. It Was built by Father. :: Spills. Governor William A. Egan directed Major General Thomas P. Carroll, adjutant general of Alaska s 2ti onal C., ard,>% to nro- vide Ill possi ble assi stance to the fire vi ctims. The nj ssion houses some 25O stu drEts
 Brother Hess passed away recently. He had resided in Alaska for 45 years.
 Essie Iii tchel of Glennall en Lodge and Roy Grant were married in Tai rbanlzs on the 18th of March. Congratulations! .> ,..~
Copper River current., 1963-04-11

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-07
DINING OUT
AT the Portals
Of Dulles Airport

Even the "jet set" is getting
into the act.
The arrival Of new restaurants
in and about Washington in the
past two years has brought
about the condition usually de-
scribed as something for every
body" The jet set, however,
if one can call it that-has had
to wait longer than others. Now
the waiting is over.
We refer to the folks who
make a habit Of travelling about
the country-and the world-on
jet planes. There are more of
those folks than you might think
from fast travelling socialites
to the many foreign visitors
coming to the Nations Capital.
They came into their own here
as space-age diners-out with the
opening a few days ago of the
"out-of-this-world" Portals, the
classy restaurant at Dulles In
ternational Airport. We say "out-
of-this-world" because dining at
the Portals - with its ultra
modern look and its spectacular
view of the jet age through mas
sive odd-angled, plateglass win
dows - is rather like dining
aboard a moonship, or what we
imagine dining on a moonship
would be like.
There you are, having your
meal directly beneath the Dulles
control tower (already a land
mark looking out on an in
credible sweep Of runways
busting with airplanes which
look like they're so years ahead
Of their time. Everywhere you
see sleek, high-speed equipment
which seems to transplant you
to another planet. Everything
is wide screen in scope.
In the Portals itself your feet
are on a white marble floor.
The table tops are green marble,
The Portals gets its name from
the idea that Dulles-being the
worlds largest jet airport-is
the travellers gateway to Ameri.
ca, whether he's a foreigner or
a native.
You enter the restaurant
through gold leaf and wrought
iron doors, but only after you've
passed along the upper level Of
the south pool concourse and
lounge, the latter boasting mod.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-07
AFTER DARK
A SeIfTuught
Nrtuoso

It seemed like a good idea al
the time the other night to
check up on the state of must
cal affairs at the Showboat
Lounge. It is not par for the
course, but this one turned out
to be as good an idea in actu-
atty as it had seemed in pros
pect.
Even with Charlie Byrd alb
sent, as he Is right now, the
Showboat usually offers first
rate musical fare. II may be
even a little better than first
rate at the moment, with the
Tommy Gwaltney Trio and the
Yves Montgomery Trio alternat-
ing on the bandStand.
Mr.. Gwaltney and company
are regulars even when the
Byrd man Is in residence and
Mr.. Montgomery is the visitor,
playing his first Washington
date. The two have distinctive
styles that complement each
other nicely and cover a wide
range Of jazz. Mr.. Gwaltney
leans toward the traditional and
Mr.. Montgomery can get pretty
far out, though never so far that
he can't get back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-07

course, there are many choice
selections: The sppetizers rur
from Cherrystone clans, Sis
to Nova Scotia salmon, s..
There is an Escoffier salad
for S1.5O and an avocado type,
sl.25.
Among the entrees there are
ehateaubriand bOuquetiere (foE
two) SIS; a broiled New York
Sirloin with mushroom caps and
rissole potatoes, S.; a brOchette
Of beef tenderloin on a flaming
sword, $4.75; baked Chesapeake
Bay lump crabmeat Imperial
with allumette potatoes, $3.50;
broiled English Dover sole with
tiny whole potatoes, $4.25, and
homeless breast Of spring
chicken a la Portals with
wild rice, $4.25. We sampled a
dinner partners Dover sole and
It was excellent.
Vegetables, in addition to our
broccoli Hollandaise, include a
br0iled tomato parmesan On
cents; string beans amandine.
IS cents; baby Belgian carrots,
IS cents and petite peas, rs
cents.
Desserts run from crepes Su-
zette, $3.50, to assorted elaces
and sherbets, IS cents.
Stiff prices but good food.
The Portals, lying within the
boundaries Of Virginia, cannot
serve liquor, but it does offer
a champagne and a sparkling
burgundy cocktail, $50 each;
a variety Of imported and do
nestle wines, and beer.
We suppose there's an expla-
nation, but we don't understand
why the Federal Government
(it's the boss at Dulles doesn't
declare the airport non-Virginia
and let the Portals serve a good
martini. They're great after a
jet flight.
We can see it now-the 2srd