Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1936, Page 22

RESORTS. OCEAN CITY, N. J. FOR YOUWR_ ALL VACATION i WILDWOOD, | ,‘)!AL INN, Wildwoed. N. 'acifl ve. Am, . bath Gar._or free running wate arking, CANADA. al s Best | IN OLD FRENCH EBEC! SIGNS FOR MOSCOW NEW YORK, September 12—Mos- cow, the city of changes, will have its outward appearance transformed when throughout the capital powerful elec- tric signs, neon lighting, {lluminated stands, moving and illuminated win- dow displays start to fiash advertise- ments to increase sales of foodstuffs and consumers’ goods. The present 2,300 billboards in the city will be supplemented by an addi- tional 2,000 in the near future. Lead- ing artists, architects, writers, the press and cinema are shortly to be invited to a special meeting on the subject of advertising. It is an- nounced that decorators will keep the new lighting in keeping with the " artistic as the work progresses. CANADA, There’s tonic in the crisp, clear autumn days in old Quebec...so refreshing after the long, hot Summer! The crimson and gold colorings of stately maple trees stir the imagination as you motor up to America’s only walled city. The gracious hospitality at the Chateau Frontenac is unique—you've never experienced anything quite like it . . . Delightful relaxation, good food, rare wines, music, dancing. Charm and novelty, too, in a ride in a two- wheeled caléche to shop for homespuns. Perfect weather for motoring through habitant villages or fishing in crystal- clear lakes—play golf at Montmorency or Boischatel. Be really “abroad”, after an overnight rail journey. The rates are most attractive. Rates—European Plan. from. Washington, $44.55. Meals, table d'hote or a la carte. Room with oath—$4.50 up; Double, $8.00 up. Single Round Trip Rail Fare— Chateau Frontenac A Canadlon Pocific Al Reservations from your Travel Agent: or any Canadian Pa- cific ofice, including 14th and ATLANTIC CITY, N New York Ave. N.W. ington: or write Frontenac. . Wash- ‘Chateau ATLANTIC CITY, THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, T. V. A DEVELOPS ~ VAGATION AREA Noriis Lake Recreation Fa- cilities Built in Pictur- esque Scenery. By the Associated Press. NORRIS, Tenn. September 12— The jagged shores of 34,000-acre Norris Lake and the adjacent moun- tain wilderness are being developed into & huge playground hy the Ten- nessee Valley Authority. A year ago the Government began work on the Northeastern Tennessee project as a spot for sportsmen and outdoor recreation. That was soon after the T. V. A. acquired a vast protective shoreline around the res- ervoir back of the 253-foot-high Norris Dam across tiny Clinch River. Two wilderness parks of several thousand acres each, created with the help of the National Park Service and C. C. C. enrolees, were opened to the public June 1. In one month they drew more than 10,000 visitors. Prepare to Stock Lake. On the glant reservoir, which fills tree-lined valleys of the Cumberland Mountains & distance of 70 miles from the dam, more than 30 private motor boats now ply. The T. V. A, in co-operation with the United States Bureau of Hatch- eries, built a large fish hatchery and a group of rearing pools. In a couple of years Norris Lake will be fully stocked with bass, bream and other fish. Big Bridge Park, containing 3,500 acres and located 12 miles above the dam and 24 miles northeast of Knoxville, is almost entirely sur- rounded by waters of Norris Lake. It is rugged and picturesque and at one point Norris reservoir can be seen 600 feet below. Swimming and Canoeing Provided. About 100 acres of the park have been developed as a concentrated recreational area, featured by a 45- acre lake formed by damming an arm of Norris Reservoir. This lake al- ready has been stocked with small- mouthed bass and bream. Swimming and canoeing are encouraged. Norris Park contains 3,887 acres and skirts Norris Lake 3 miles. It has 22 miles of trails for horseback riders and affords views of the Cum- berland and Great Smoky Mountains and the lake. Both parks have furnished vacation cabins which rent from $14 to $20 a week, recreational lodges and camp- ing grounds. Sam F. Brewster of the T. V. A. says other cabins will be bullt, A section of Norris Park is to be maintained in a wild state and stocked with deer, bears, wild turkey and quail. —_— More than 2,000 tons of sandstone cliffs crashed on the beach at Sid- mouth, England. ATLANTIC CITY, Q@ HEALTH [ TIPS #ms FROM THE MOUNTAINS? Try the Seashore for the change. «+. MISSED YOUR VACATION? Try September, summer’'s most wonder- ful month—all mid-season features con- tinue undiminished in appeal and variety. r There'’s surf bathing from beaches gay with shades, chairs and cabanas into October. .. golf on five courses. .. deep sea fishing and sailing ... tennis, riding and roller chairing. . .great ocean piers, theatres, smart shops, restaurants, cafes. r Hundreds of magnificent hotels and com- fortable boarding houses. Good roads. Low fares by train and bus. For illustrated folder, write ~ ROOM 119 CONVENTION HALL ATLANTIC CITY ,THE WORLD’S PREMIER HEALTH and PLEASURE RESORT rll’otouq[? B lenkeim ATLANTIC CITY Facing Ocean and Park SUMMER WEATHER .« . yet Prices Reduced sure and re Marlborough-Blenheim ... for the long busy months ahead. Write for Rates Now in Effcet ATLANTIC CITY OCEAN SUN DECKS * SEA WATER BATHS BATHING DIRECT FROM HOTEL GARAGE ON PREMISES WEIK-END SPECIAL, PRIGAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY ou ROOM BATH MEALS SEPTEMBER vouthe perfect month. .. Weekly rates as low as $20 including meals MRS. YON AND SONS <= A=maIPrmad Environment Socially Desirable Fentucky Ave.. Overlooking Boardwalk & and Ocean. ‘New. Modern. Room_and Bath"” wf‘,’fil%nny Suufllirnl’i‘alxmlure" $4 DA $25 WEERLY ‘Minimt Rat $22.50 1 Beantiful Bridal Suttere- Juites Every Recreational Peature T M Virginia Ave.. half block to beash B B mesls. MONROE RUTGHI% O'Brien —_— Runa b b SN [ROOM$1.22 UP DAILY S T —— MONTICELLO - OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVE. DALY PER PEESON § g 80) ROOM and MEALS 3 (Twe in Room) 8. Carolina Ave. nr. ub. Spel. wkiy Eur, a5 alio, Fi. waier Priv. toilet or bath 7th yr. A, L. Trexler. New Clarion % and and or Aut fl%&mo"a:hm @:15 G syme~r - ON THE BOARDWALK: + AT TENNESSEE AV AT TIC CIvY J. ATLANTIC CITYS DISTINCTIVE HOTEL Seavide HARRISON COOX . MANAGER HEALTHFUL DAYS ONE OF ATLANTIC.CITY'S FINEST HOTELS e ———————— R Brigh‘t" Bermuda “Street Scene” The quaint white coral houses and the horse-drawn victoria are typical of this idyllic island which has become one of the most popular Winter resorts of Americans. Plane to Speed Tokio Trip. YOKOHAMA, September 12—It will be possible to fly from London, Paris or Berlin to Tokio in one week, if plans announced by the Japan Air Transport today are realized. It is hoped to inaugurate the one-week Journey from Europe to Tokio in con- junction with foreign countries. There 1s no regular air service between West- ern Europe and Japan at present, Travelers may fly to Hong Kong, take the ferry steamer to Canton, proceed to Shanghai by air and complete the journey to Tokio by sea. The whole journey takes about 14 days. _RESORTS. PENNSYLVANIA. these crisp Fall days. Every facility fe rest o= play, Indoor swimming. Delicio meals, Selected clientel Only "a few hours aw: Rates from $28 weekly, Write Box 6. LUTHER: LAND. Pocono Pines, Pa. HERLADD ¢ VIRGINIA, IN THE MOUNTAINS O VIRGINIA Bryce's Hotel and Cottages (Basye. Va. Just “before you get to Orkney Springs. 20th year bigger and better each year. Reputation built on fc and service. Srimming pool sulphur and iron water 2 dancing. tennis, stop _with _ us. 4 CE, owners, STEAMSHIPS. ADE to your personal order. State” rooms that all face the sea . .. out” door pools, orchestras, talking pictures « + wide choice of fascinating ports. | 18DAYS $175... to JAMAICA,B. W. I» PANAMA CANAL and 3 ports in COLOMe BIA, SOUTH AMERICA. Every Saturday. with private bath available for as littie as . . . $210. 17 DAYS $180...to HAVANA, JAMAICA, B. W. I, PANAMA CANAL and COSTA RICA. Every Thursday. Time to visit Panama and | Costa Rica's mountain capital. | 10 days HAV’ANAI 11 days JAMAICA B. W. I3 1 JAMAICA; includi expenses, hote! accom. modations and sightsesing. $125 16 $155 up. ‘Waeekly sailings. Sailings rom New York N Sadersorsccommod stionsons shoniboeier® d HAVANA and Apply any Authorized Travel Agent or UNITED FRUIT COMPANY, Pler 3, North River, New York City. FURNESS LEADS THE WAY FOR all Cruises 'REGULAR FALL CRUISES ) BERMUDA o el oned” iners SAILINGS TWICE WEEKLY Ask Your TRAVEL AGENT or Furmess Bermuda Liwe, 34 Whitehall St. (where Broadway begins), New York City. Ancient Arena at Arles. PARIS, September 12.—In the days of the Gallo-Romans, Arles, which to- day appears to be nothing but a mu- seum of ancient art and provincial treasures. was not only a river port of importance, but a seaport as well. The ruins of the largest amphi- theater in France are here. The arena has a double row of arches, some 60 in each tier, and & wall about 20 feet from the arena itself to the first row of seats, compared with that of 12 feet of the Colosseum in Rome. STEAMSHIPS. e———— Y c————— [J 1o NEW YORK | MIAMI and thethrilling -, TEXAS CENTENNIAL] Ivom‘ Wa;l':r:\;r.o-n back to Washington $8925 Avply to Railroad or Travel Agents or CLYDE-MALLORY LINE 320 M ingto C. IDEAL FALL CRUISES on the pride of “The Spotless Fleet” 24,150 Gross Tonnage 34,740 Displ't Tonnage gl |West Indies o South America Sept. 26 12 days $135 = visiting Port-au-Prince, Kingston (Jamaica), Havana and Nasseu Oct. 10 - and - Nov. 7 13 Days - 135 w visiting Bermuda, Jomaica, Hovana and Nassou Oct. 24 - 9 Days - %85 =» visiting the Bahamas and Cuba (Nassou—Havana) Special features include 2 orchestras. Broadway headliners. deck sports. two swimming pools, famous cuisine and service and trained Holland-America cruise stafl. CONSULT YOUR TRAVEL AGENT OR HOLLAND-AMERICAN LINE 416 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, Md. In co-operation with AMERICAN EXPRESS CO. 1414 F Street, N.W. (Willard Hotel Building) Washington, D. C. Phone National 1076-1258 Southern Route Crossings on the famous Lido Fleet %0 all Europe CONTE D) SAVOIA SEPT. 19, OCT. Gibraltar, Naples, French Riviera, Genoa. OCT. 3, OCT. 24 Gibral- tar, Naples French Riviera, Genoa. * VYULCANIA SEPT. 26 Azores, Lisbon, Gibraltar, Algiers, Paler= mo, Naples, Patras, Ra= gusa, Venice, Trieste. SATURNIA OCT. 15 Azores, Lisbon, Gibraltar, Algiers, Pale ermo, Naples, Patras, Ragusa, Trieste. ROMA OCT. 20 Gibraltar; Na= ples, French Riviera, Genoa. ITALIAN LINE Appiy Travel Agent or 624 Fi e % New York City, o ICUNARD WHITE 5TA e D. C, SEPTEMBER 13, 1936-—PART O HAWAII HAS BIGGEST GAME. ANIMAL OF U. S. Carabao, or Water Buffalo, Lives in Valley on Molokai, Reached Only From the Sea. HONOLULU, September 12.—The biggest wild game in the United Gtates is to be found in a tiny and precipi- tous valley on Molokai, Hawalian Islands, which is the first land out of San Francisco seen by travelers by alr or steamer. This wild game is carabao, or water buffalo, twice as big as an American bison. They were introduced a long time ago as work animals on & rice plantation in this valley, which is accessible only from the sea. The plantation was aban- doned and the carabao went wild and multiplied. Occasionally an intrepid hunter bags one. e SOUTH AFRICA’S RESORTS JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, September 12 —During the Empire Exhibition, which opens here next week, South Africa enjoys balmy weather, and introduces to the visitor & Winter playground that is both unique and interesting. The Union of | South Africa has many centers, re- sorts and scenic places. The seaport | of Durban has a year-around popu- larity among holiday makers, and her TRAVEL. (gl aLonous | FALL CRUISE S. S. FRANCONIA OCT. 2—9 DAYS NASSAU HAVANA (2 Days and 2 Nights) $95.75 up =, Taxes EVERY EXPENSE FROM WASHINGTON BOOK NOW! | WATERS' “IDEAL” TOURS | All Independ~-* - 4 Conducted | rave | |_ISIT H $t. ww. NA. 1880 | CALIFORNIA via Havana and thru the Panama Canal The cost: $150 First Class! F amed, friendly Round the World President Liners, noted for their sunswept decks, outdoor swim- ming pool, club-like lounges. ...l outside staterooms, grand food ...sail Thursdays from New York, vis Havana and the Panama Canal to California. Stopover if you like. Continue on s later President Liner. Investigate low-cost steamer roundtrips and plane or train and ship combinations. For full information about Califor- nia, Hawaii-direct, Orient and Round the World Cruises, call on your own Travel Agent, orat TRANSPORTATION BLDG., WASHINGTON ¢ METROPOLITAN 0695 Steamship Lines STEAMSHIPS, %ffldéflf'@&zz/fi%}’ | A& cruise just now on the sparkling old Atlantic will prove a tonic suffi. clent for the busiest winter. Life on board the luzurious M. & M. liners is areal delight. Sailfrom Baltimore. 1400 MILE SEA TRIP 838 STEAMSHIPS. 2100 MILE SEA TRIP 834 to Miami and return, with calls at Savannah and Jacksoaville, including meals and regular statercom accommodations while'on ship. 3400 MILE SEA TRIP 873 Around the M. & M. route, from Boston to Miami and back again, about 17 days, including meals and regular statercom accommodations while on ship. Also, all expense tours through New England, also to Ne Canada, Florida and Havana, = ove estts Yor information, apply Travel Bureau, 1418 H ton (Tel. National 4612)--or authorized tourist T R FRANCONIA //;CRUISE BARGAIN AT LESS THAN ‘10 A DAY FROM NEW YORK DAY, 0CT.2,5P. M. TO NASSAU & HAVANA Here's a thrill for early Fall . . . new life and energy for the winter months ahead. Your ship the famous world cruising liner Franconia . . . a grand play resort initself. There will be games, parties, dances, fun galore. Glamorous ports to visit and enjoy. You'll have a day in internationally-smart Nassau...two days and two nights in gay Havana. The Franconia your hotel throughout. Rates are exceptionally low. It you're vacationing late or, if you want to go again... this is your cruise. Better make your booking earlyl Inguire abeut the Cunard White Star Deferred Payment Plan. No passports. Book through your lecal travel agent, or 1504 K Street N.W., Wash, D. C. s strands, where warmth reigns at all seasons, are the sub-continent's fore- most playground. Along the coast south of Durban lie entrancing vaca- tional and residential regions. A visit to Port Elizabeth, also to Cape Province, reveals nature in its most spectacular' display. Underground, beneath the surface are Cango Caves, whose subterranean halls extend 3 miles. The excavations are electrically jlluminated and rare Bushman peinte ings are preserved near the entrance, 519 26 DAYS Visit & sountries and retura ASK YOUR TRAVEL AGENT TO NEW AND EXCITING Combination of Classes. Tour No. 1 goes via Japan, China, Malay Peninsula, India, the Mediterranean, England. It is one of the six most popular world tours; before you 2 be sure to get the folder de- scribing all six routes. Go on one inclusive ticket, good for two years, by Canadian Pacific in combination with Peminsular and Oriental and British India Steam Navigation Companies, and other lines, Tour No. 2 goes via Japan and China to Manila, Macassar, Bali, baya, Batavia, Singapore, Belawan, Sabang, Colombo, Suez Canal, the Mediterranean and Southampton. $905.50, First Class—Cabin Atlantic; $647.90, Combination of Classes, < t‘gfillfi,ll w s”d:!:. 3-7, 1937 Empressof J; Choice of 10 including Eucharistic Congress (Orient),aroundtheWorld, South Seas. % Q‘\\‘fi‘ N Reach Yokohama in 10 fast days by Empress of Asia ot Empress of Russia. Reduced round-trip fares . . . $499 up, First Class; $280 up, Tourist Class. Or go via Honolulu in 3 days more by Empress of Japan or Empress of C From Vancouver and Victoria in Canada’s Evergreen Playground to Yokohama, Kobe,Nagasaki,Shanghai,Hong Kong, Manila. Inquire about all-expense tours. « W 51 day tour to Hawaii, Fiji, New Zealand and Austr: 6 days ashore in Austral 15 days ashore in New Zealand. All expenses to Australia: $661 up, First Class; $480 up, Cabin Class, Go on the modernized Aorangi, ot the Niagara, of the Canadian Australasian Line. From Vancouver and Victoria. Sail on the Empress of Japan (largest, fastest liner on the Pacific) and spend 8 delightful in Hawaii . , . return on the Empress of Canada. From Van- couver or Victoria. All ex- ses: $367 up, First Class; §387 up, Tourist Class. FOLDERS + MAPS « INFORMATION oon any Canadian Pacific service from your own travel agent or C. E. Phelps, General Agent, 14th and New York Ave. N.W., Washington, D. C. National 4235,