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Evening star., 1963-05-25
Major Leaders
BY the Associated Press

AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING t13 at-oatsl l-Causey, Kan
sas City 1858 Malone! Boston,
Robinson, Chicago, 33si schilling.
RuSs@AlHson. Minnesota. Is; Pear.
son, Los Angeles, and Hinton,
MnaBshington, 26, Gentle Baltimore,
Roolnasoni chicaso' and Wagner,
RUNS BATTED IN--wagner. Los An
geles, 81 Nicholson Chicago, go
Allison, Minnesota, 30i Stuart, Bos-
Ion, and Robinson, Chicago, ~.
sehllins Boston, 50 Robinson.
Baltimore, Kaline, Detroit, Pearson,
Los Angeles and Hinton, Wash
DouBITs Robinson. Chicago and
zemski Boston, Kaline Detroit,
Causey, Kansas City. Power. Min
neSo.a, and Boyer New York 10
iniIhbEs cI,bi9n pdiindn' Hinton washington, 9.
YorE' SIX ssSs'Ps, fled Nth II''h' !. New
HOME BUNS Wagner Los Angeles
tle, New York ~ Gentle and pow.
~ baltlmofc, Stuart, Boston, pepi-
lone tone, Neg York, and Osborne. wash
sTOlES BASES Aparieio Baltlmors
y, Charles, Kansas CITY, Il Lan-
dls Chicago, u Pearson Los An.
se,ss' seDs ? smith, Baltimore, ana Fran
PITCHING tFlye .deeiSlonsI Fischer
kansas city. Del, S37 Herbert.
ChieaEn and Bouton, New York, sci,
sa,i Bu5hardt chleago, al, 500.
SThlktOufs Barber Baltimore ~,
Cheney Washington, 81 rascual.
Mlnnrapolis. - Bunning Detroit.
"p' Ftns hAl.ah CITY 92,
RAFTING NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pss'adelphla g5s Fairly los An.
geles ~. oroat, 81 Louis, .336
aaron, Milwaukee 3a3 Dcmeter,
philadelphla alH
'HliwappIE9sesa pIE9ea p,9gt +9als cs,t,,sa {s Aar9g 39
Alou San Francisco 30 Robins
t2n Faa Glneinnati, and McCoyey San
Runs hArrEp m Aaron, Milwaukee
Cincinnati. n n 'sale FSlriy Y tos hH33lnsi2n Hnssiea
ana White. NJ ioaas 5i6 5io' ""S''''
III -ufoAt, Ht, Louis Hu white. ri
LOUIS 50 Aatsn MilWaukce ~,
sspeeaa san Tfantiscl and Bower
DOuBLEs cs5eda San Francisco igs
sanlo ChicnsL ana Fuifiy Los An.
gcleb J., CtTdcEh5 Cincinnati
Alnd Sau Francisco and dfnat and
Jahlet 81 Lolia 10
Flopt 81 Louis af6rB and VIII
llams ehieasg ana Cafdenas Gin.
riFnnu
il0Mt Runs Aaron Milwaukee ~.
y Al3u and Ballre naH ffanrsee.
2 toward Lns hnEelrs CoylnatUn.
phliadsphia. and crpcda, San Fran.
cisco
STOLEN RAgEs wills, Los Angeies
~ ntJcA Chlta5l. and w DaYi..
los Augrlna = rinsgu and Robins
son CintlLrat and Flood and Alts
man ~ Louis.
PITCHING Five detiHionE q ptll
san Francisco HaH ! coo Malone"
Cincinnati peffannski L0s AnReles
and simmons 80 Louis sell sbf
nrualio Louis sci ,sB3
sTRlKrOU1s Dr1sdale los Angeles
~ kphtAN Los Angeles go Nal
nneY. Cincinnati 81 Lemastef Ms.
vance and Sanford. San Fran.
cisco, 81,
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7th sq00i PAGES c0nd ! NIL
9 sneak Preyiew, l., Copeland l.i.l S7
Marcy Sampson, r. Romhala ls'.i ~
Z stormy Mountain, .. Quin t.f.3 81
Your AdiOs n Maloney 2.g.p 81
Majesty Diamond Linew'yef 2.2i 61
I SCOTS Vision, G. Boyd 2l.3 81
Z Mary Sue Express, u Barker 2sis7 i0.i
5 Edith X. Abbe. g. Young s.A.A io1
Evening star., 1963-05-25

FAY FARVEL looks the best in this
field. CHIPMAN'S DIAMOND has been
close every start, may win this one TEL
SCOTT could be close with best effort.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
St. AIbuns Wins
Triangular Meet

Jon Arterton led st. Adams
to victory over st. Johns and
Gonzaga in a track meet at st.
Albans. Anterior won the mile
and half mile and ran a leg on
the winning mile relay team
as the Saints amassed 78 points
to st. Johns So and Con-
zaga's IA.
Tomas Muller of st. Adams
won the high and low hurdles
and set a school record of 1873
seconds in the highs.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
Schools STAGE
PIayOffs TO Fix
%.
Title Lineups

Preliminary playoffs to de-
eide the makeup of teams for
the Interhigh baseball playoffs
and the Northern Virginia
Group la tournament will be
played Monday.
Eastern, Phelps and Ballou
finished in a deadlock for Sec
ond place in the Interhighs S
East Division with "a records
and will play to decide the
runnerup TO Anacostia, the
East champion with a 1912
record. A coin flip will de-
eide Mondays two opponents.
on Tuesday, Mondays winner
will meet the team that drew
the bye.
The four-team championship
playoffs will start at st. Al
bans and Georgetown Univer-
sity on Wednesday.
Western and Wilson finished
in a tie for the West Division
title with 1912 records and al
ready have qualified for the
playoffs.
Wakefield defeated Mclean,
2-l, yesterday at Wakefield to
wrap up its second regular
season Northern Virginia title
in three years. However, four
teams finished in a tie for
seventh place in the final
standings and they will play
Monday to decide seventh and
eighth place for the tourna-
ment lineup.
The eight-team tournament
starts Wednesday at Mount
Vernon High School and the
Alexandria Municipal Stadium.
VIRGINIA
MCLEAN OiO 600 o. s /
WAKEFIELD 600 100 10 ) G
Cain and Dow; Wheatley and Cor
Home run-McLean. Luxford.
GROVETON O2l 600 O-3 z .
LEE 030 l30 x-7 IL
Adgate. .Herhei ~, Hayden t6) and
Brown Brown. HOsue' Fi'h'hu" ~ anu
WAsH-LEF = 600 OO1 OIL 6 !
HAMMOND O01 600 00-l 5 {
Stein and Brady; Taylor and era.
Home run-w-L. Lipsey.
FALLS CHURCH 200 200 "a 5 I
Cebula, smoot (5l and Ramsey. slo.
per l6l; Miles and Peck.
GEO. WASH. = 100 O01 o. 4 !
MADISON 001 023 x-6 10
Weaver and Andrews; Hanlon snc
Young.
ANNNANbALE aNHNt6 VS4 US4 SS66S % 8 /
Powell and, Cheatham; Ruths
Church (4) and Miller.
NTERHIGH
ANAcosTIA - 900 200 2-9 9
Jenkins, Slower (5) and Ions; Jetel
Home runs-Phelps. Vinson 80
Tyler; Anacostia. Dawkins.
EASTERN II lO2 O2l rs l3
CHAMBERLAIN 1lO 00l 0-3 4
Gaskins and Taylor. Faulkner 90;
Harrison and Lee.
WESTERN - aOl O32 Ia 4
BELL 00u 900 ii | 9
Flanagan and Dignan; Maxwell
Harris (7l and Drumming.
Home run--WeStern, Caldwell.
COOLIDGE - O5l III 1-l0 s
DUNBAR 600 BOZ u q
Williams and Mckinney: Mccoy
Dempsey ~, Grier a.. Dempsey IA
and Twine Jones t5l.
Home run-Dunbar. Jones.
ROOSEVELT = 30 O9O 2-l413 .
cARDOzO - lib Eli a. )
Saunders, Travis (4) and Camphor
Cont go: Harris. Dobbins (5l ant
jackson.
Home run- Cardozo, Gaffney.
MARYLAND
GAITHERSBURG Ul0 600 0-l 3 ;
RICHARD MONTY OIL 0Ol x-4 8
Floyd and Beail; Malless. Mulgrev
liD and Manuel
LaPLATA 1900 900 100 OIL 4 Z
LACKEY 400 600 x-4 &
Bowling and Smith, Halla anc
Rothgeb.
Evening star., 1963-05-25

WP Woodeshick, Mcdaniel. U-Jackow-
SKI, Smith, Pryor, Secory. T-3;5s. A
3,0s7.
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Minor Leagues

INTERNATIONAL
Atlanta 3. Jacksonville /.
Arkansas ;, Richmond 4
Syracuse 3, Columbus ,.
Buffalo 6. Rochester A.,
Toronto ), Indianapolis 4
PACIFIC COAST
Oklahoma City 4, Salt Lake /
Spokane s, PMtland 4.
Tacoma 10, SEATTLE s.
Hawaii Z, San Diego ,.
EASTERN
Charleston ), Elmira 3.
York 8, Reading o.
SOUTH ATLANTIC
Chattanooga A. Charlotte ..
ASheville ), Macon ,.
Lynchburg 4, Nashville !
Knoxville 3, Augusta ,.
TEXAS
FL Paso s Albuquerque 3.
Tulsa s. Amarillo g.
San Antonio 3, Austin 3.
Evening star., 1963-05-25

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OWENS 2l-ft. inboard. head galley
sleeps ,, recently hauled and
painted Fine Cond,, owner trans
ferred, OIL. 4-S520.
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inboard cruiser, Sl,65O MAY be seen
at pier J-5O, Columbia Marina. Call
lift. RUNABOUT w/trailer and 35-
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family and fishing boat, never been
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CABIN CRUISER, 36xll. equipped for
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Evening star., 1963-05-25

DOREEN raced well her last start
MIDWAY REWARD will be better nov
that he's had one start, IRISH DIAL
could take Il ell even from bad post
position.
Evening star., 1963-05-25

| a-Ran for Runnels in nth; b. Safe
on fielder's choice for Landrum in 7th;
C Grounded out for Robbie in 9TH.
Houston .............. ITO o4o 600 ool-S
Chicago ........,....,. 002 l0l 100 000-5
Evening star., 1963-05-25

E Rodgers, Spangler, B. Aspromonte 3,
Lillis, Temple P0-A- Houston 36-lS, Chi.
cago 36-lA DIP Mathews and Rodgers
LOB Houston ", Chicago ".
2B Bertell, Warwick, Spangler, B. AS
prOmOnte. SB-B. Asrpomonte. S-Temple
a kOOncp CF-RrOpk
Evening star., 1963-05-25

IT dNtu men m dIn.
HIP BY Gibson tHarKnessl. U-FOr-
man, German, Landes, Sudol. T-2.42.
A-6,0S2.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
YANKEES, S;
SENATOR'S, 3
NEW YORK

E-COttier, Pepitone. Po.A-W Washington
2A-8, New York 27-lA DIP Cottier Brink.
man and Osborne; Kubek, Richardson and
Pepitone. LOB Washington 5, New York
II.
2B- Breeding, Kubek. Mantle, Richard
SB- Hinton. Richardson. ST Osborne
Up H r ER BIB so
stenhouse L, rs 52-3 10 S
Kline ,.........., l-3 0 0 0 0 Q
Bronstad .......2 o 0 Q
Ford W, SO 49, 6 3 2 2
U Flaherty, Hurley, DiMuro, Carrigan.
T-2:43. A-l5,l59.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
GIANTS, 7; DODGERS,

E-Oliver Po.A-Los Angeles 74-s, San
Francisco as. DIP Pagan and Cepeda;
Cepeda and Pagan; Gillian, Oliver and
Fairly. LoB-LOs Angeles I, San Fran
cisco 2.
2B -Cepeda, AmalHtano. HR-F. Alou,
Bailey, thinner
Evening star., 1963-05-25

E-Craig, Groat, Gibson. PO-A- New
York 24-6, St. Louis 27-ll. DIP Coleman
and Fernandez. LOB New York II, St.
Louis 8.
2B Oliver, GrOat B-FlOod. HR Musi.
al, Gibson. SB-IaNier S-LaNier
Evening star., 1963-05-25

Also eligible:
Bangor Hanover, j. Michaels 2-s-I
ROYAL DEMON looks the best off
last years record. TlSSIE HILL post
position makes her dangerous. WROTHY
MARX has raced well this spring, could
win even from outside.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
CARDS, 10; NETS, 4
NEW YORK

al Flied out for Mackenzie in 9Th; b.
Called out on strikes for Hook in 9th;
c-Ran for Musial in 9th; d. Struck out
for Coleman in 9th.
New York ................ 90 900 oIo- 4
st. Louis .....-..., q. 07l $50 OAK 10
Evening star., 1963-05-25

WP- Mcbride. Balk Wickersham. u
Smith, Haller, Paparella, Soar T-2;lq.
A-7,q7S.
Evening star., 1963-05-25

that he's had one starr. NIINEKTS vent @
good race last start, could take this
one, DOC HOBBS has raced well al
ionksrA.
Evening star., 1963-05-25

NNENh FHENIIW Io0ks Ihr braI eNen
from outside MARCY SAMPSON may
be the best II keeps improving STORMY
MOUNTAIN won last start irom this post
position, may do II again,
Evening star., 1963-05-25
ATHLETICS, ); ANGELS, /

E-Moran, Charles, Fregosi Po-A-Kan-
sas City 27-s, Los sAngeles 27-l2 DIP
Causey unassisted; Causey and Siebern.
LoB-Kansas City 2. Los Angeles II.
2B- Charles. HR-M Martinez. SB-Pear-
COn
Evening star., 1963-05-25

Cape Pine Flash, f. Beede l-2-2
WINGED AWAY looks the best In this
field. LORD JACK has raced well at
Rockingham this year. SQUIRE has been
close before, may win this one.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
RED soX, S; TIGERS, z
BOSTON
DETROIT

E-NOne. PO-A- Boston 27-4, Detroit
27-s. LOB Boston 8, Detroit 6.
2B- Malzone, Schilling. 3B- Yastrzem-
ski. HR- Malone, Kaline. s. Monbou-
quette ST -Mejas.
Monquetts W, 81 s IL
Aguirre L, "a IS s 3 s
Sturdivant ..3 2 3
Anderson ...., 10 0 o |
Egan ........ 10 0 0 0 0 2
U Honochick, Runge, Stewart, SalernO.
T-2:4e. 1928.
Evening star., 1963-05-25

.O-FT CABIN CRUISER. brand new
with enclosed toilet. sink, ice box.
steering lights. hardware. 4O-h ..
johnson motor RigRed. ready to go.
Special Sl,ng5 CAP'N STAINS BOAT
CENTER. s236 Georeia ave, Silver
EprinU III 1-@-~g
Evening star., 1963-05-25

lick, Vargo, Harvey. T-7;o5. A-4o,676.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
COLTS, s; CUBS, S

WP-ClOninger. U-Crawford, NenZ0n
Steiner, Donatelli. T-2:40. Abb.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
ROsecrOH
Kaudicqps

EWUIE MI VIM Z NIWT7N
EDDY CHEF should be the best from
this post position. JELLY BEAN could
win off last years performance. JERRY
MITEWYN raced well last start, may
be the best here.
Evening star., 1963-05-25

I3-FT. RUNABOUT. 5-h.p. motor, Eood
condition. Sl25 or best offer. WA.
mo-
Evening star., 1963-05-25

E-None, Po-A- Philadelphia 27.l6, Gin.
cinnah 27-l3. LOB Philadelphia 8, Gin.
cinnau 4.
2B Taylor 2, Demeter. HR- -Gonder.
SB Callison. S-Demeter.
Evening star., 1963-05-25

HVEdIa y NUEdIs u z
a-HOmered for Savage in 9th; b-Flied
out for ClOninger in 9th.
Pittsburgh ............... 900 Oo7 O0O-7
Milwaukee 100 lnn mn
Evening star., 1963-05-25

E Friend. Po-A-P Pittsburgh 27-13, Mil.
waukee 27.lo. LOB Pittsburgh 10. Mil
waukee 4.
2B- Clemente 2, Mathews. HR Stargell,
Aaron. S-Clendenon ST Nave.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
Yesterdays Major league Box Scores
PHILLIES, S; REDS, |
PHILADELPHIA
CINCINNATI

Totals IS Sos Totals al i4I
a-Flied out for Zanni in 9th; b.
Homered for Tsitouris In 9th.
Evening star., 1963-05-25

MIGHTY TAR HEEL, best bet. should
do better against this competition.
CHOCkOYOTTE REBEL may make Il
three in a rev here. RED FLAX may
be the one 10 beat from this post
position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
Travel Plans
Show Boosts

FAN and early winter travel
bookings to major tourist areas
are as much as 40 per cent
ahead Of last years and the
volume promises to Nclose out
1858 as a record year.
Mexico, on and off the beaten
track, independent or escorted,
package or custom made,
leads the boom late season, 40
per cent ahead. Travel to the
Mediterranean and the Middle
East Is up by 26 per cent. The
Orient Is ahead by % per cent,
Hawaii by % per cent, the South
Pacific by 20 per cent, Europe
Is again on the Increase.
These figures are revealed In
the quarterly survey Of the
American Society Of Travel
Agents.
Almost every travel agency
participating in the survey
noted that travellers are book.
ing later and later. One said
his advance bookings were only
u 80 per cent Of last years,
though gross sales were at
least equal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
ALL Al SEA
Princess on the Way
In Coy unord FomiIy
ALL AT SEA

Emboldened by newest sue
cesses # its regal Queens and
un dismayed by any thresi
posed BY supersonic planes, Gu
nard win build a 5s,OOO-ton So.
perlWry liner.
Completion Is scheduled for
1867.
Versatility win be the word
for the new princess Of the
Line. Expected to cost So mil
lion, she'll be designed to main
tain CImard's five-day express
service between New Yofk,
Cherbourg and Southampton; to
accommodate cruising opera.
tions into reasonably-shalIow
ports.
Grand enough In It's accep-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
There Must Be SomepIace
To Rest 40 Million Feet

Experts say 1t win take u to
20 days to see It all.
There viii be those among
you who passed up Seattle to
zero in on the New York Fair
because 1t Is closer.
There win be those who raj
lied round the Space Needle
who've had time to fall back
and re-group for the assault on
the vastlands around the SYM
bolie Unisphere. No matter
which your category, it will be
sleeping accommodations which
IS hould be one Of the first
thoughts after money.
Much Of New York's stepped
up tempo can be felt around the
hotel circuit-old, new and g.
building. Within the area where
most Of the visitors will stay to
be within reasonable reach Of
the fair, there have been more
than 40 new hotels and motels
built since late 1861:
The accommodations listed In
a new booklet are geared for
every pocketbook except the
empty one. They'll range from
as low as S. a night double with
a bath down the hall to the
newest In luxury space, perhaps
with two baths at SIS.
New York has many new and
cleaning Ravens, fashioned for
a variety Of tastes.
One Of the newest stand0uts
and one which can measure up
to the worlds finest in decor,
demeanor, service and subdued
opulence is the Regency at Six
ty-first street and Park ave.
The Regency moved onto the
site Of an old brownst0ne and
several older apartment houses
without disturbing the elegant
character Of Park avenue one
whit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
Area Enters
Travel Show

PHILADELPHIA large re-
gional display designed to pro
mote tourist attractions In
Maryland, Delaware and Tide.
water Virginia to some lbs, zoo
potential area visitors will be
a feature Of next springs an
nual Philadelphia Travel anG
Vacation Show.
The colorful mass exhibit by
local areas was assured wher
the Chesapeake Bay Bridge an6
Tunnel announced its participa'
ton in the huge April all ex.
position in Philadelphia's Con
vention Center.
Other exhibitors who previ
Ously Joined in the special re
gional section at Philadelphia
included the States Of Delaware
and Maryland and Ocean City
Md.
All were exhibitors in the
1868 Philadelphia exposition.
The show viii feature a huge
array Of entertainment and ex
hibits from the fields Of travel
vacation, recreation and the
great outdoors.
Executive offices for the show
are at S45 North Broad street
Philadelphia q, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
BY CHARLES YARBROUGH
star Travel Editor

NEW YoRK.-The tempo Of
New York, always an awesOme,
fascinating, hurrying thing to
hear and behold is gaining a
new rhythm.
You'd have palpitations, too,
II you we're expecting 70 mil
lion guests.
It takes a frequent visitor
only a devious, but quick taxi
ride around to detect a quicken
ing Of the metropolitan pulse in
anticipation Of the multitudes
which have already dog-eared
the money for their 1o64-s
vacations at the Worlds Fair
which opens next April "a.
Most prodigious extravaganza
,of modern times, the Flushing
Colossus is expected to attract
20 million during its two-year
run-and the time is now to
start thinking about where to
TT your weary head and feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
..orses Take
Over Beaches

ATLANTIC CITY, Oct. s.
The bathers have left the
beach and horses are taking
over as what Is frequently re
ferred to as ''the worlds safes
bride path opens to tn.
equestrians for the next eigh
months.
Wide and flat, the beach pro
vides q pleasant path, eigh
miees long. On one side Is ths
rolling surf and on the other thu
Boardwalk with palatial hotel
and beautiful residences tower
ing above it.
Riding horses and ponies ant
carts for the little tots have
been part Of the resort scene h
the fall, winter and spring fol
many years.
There Is no need for concern
about motor traffic, which L
frequently somewhat Of q prob
lem In the vicinity Of the bride
paths In the metropolitan parl
areas, as there are no automo
biles on the beach.
The local beach has been Z
bride path for a long time anC
legend has it that the Indians
who were the first to enjoy the
fine climate of this seashorC
area, rode their horses there
utilizing it as their main thor
Ough fare when travelling the
length Of Absecon Island.
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HERE'S WHERE

A new edition Of the New
York Worlds Fair Hotel
and Motel Guide has Just
been published.
The eight-page booklet
contains hstings On SIG tran
silent hotels and motor inns
with an aggregate Of 1000
rooms. All listed have pledg-
ed that the rates listed will
not be exceeded during the
1854 Fair.
Free copies are available
from: Worlds Fair Housing
Bureau, so Rockefeller
Plaza, New York 20.
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lance Of challenge and Opt
mism for the future Of the Iuxu.
rious, leisurely travel, the
project is Cmard's most dra,
matte event in the lines moder'
nization program.
The program included restyE
ing Of the sister ships Franconis
and Carmania earlier this year.
The two viii be in West Indies
cruise service this winter from
New York and Florida.
The new and yet-unnamed liner
will be about $50 feet long
with accommodations for ZOO
passengers and a crew Of 1000.
If you want to put real con
c entration into a leisurely
cruise, you might look into the
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Folders Announced
On Winter OIympics

A new folder, now available
on the ninth Winter Olympic
Games which viii be held in
Innsbruck, capital Of the Au-
strian Tyrol, between January
% and February 9, gives the
complete program Of the games
as well as much Of the peril
nent information needed by
prospective spectators.
The new Olympic folder is OBJ
tainable upon request to: The
Austrian State Tourist Depart
ment, IA Madison Avenue, New
York %, NY.
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The American College Die
tionary defines Park avenue:
"a street in New York which,
because Of its large, expensive
apartment houses, has come to
represent luxury, the height Of
fashion, etc..
This is the bill which the Re
gency fills. It is a bill you'lI
help pay, but with due rev.
erence to elegance. Designer
Ellen L. McClusky borrowed
from the Regency, Louis XIV
and Provin eial decors Of
France.
The tradition, though the hotel
opened only last March, is built
in.
New York probably has more
hotels in the fabulous" catego-
ry than In any city In the world.
Your definition Of the word will
determine where the weary feet
and head are put to rest.
There win be thousands who
regard accommodations merely
as a place to sleep and rest be-
tween Fair visits, 50 why live It
up? And they'll be right. For
them, there are countless faciIi-
ties.
And Of course, there are al
ways relatives and friends.
Travel agents have made the
New York Fair the central at
traction in a widely-varied pro-
gram Of touring, entertainment
and sightseeing. Agents also are
ready to help with the bookings.
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four in January; three in Feb
ruary; four in March and t1o
In April. /.
The Ariadne, weIl-mOwn to
Washington cruise passengers,
has started everyFridsy seFv-
ice out Of Miami on runs to the
West Indies. Nassau and Jamai-
cas- north shore are On the tin
erary.
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Spain has imposed an 90.
cent departure tax on all visi-
tors leaving the country by
air.