Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1937, Page 39

RESORTS. ALLYEAR GAYETY RULESIN AVANA Special Cruises to Carry Vacationists to Nearby Spanish Paris. HAVANA, June 5—With steam- ship companies arranging & number of cruises to this gay ‘‘foreign” port through the Summer, the notion that Cuba is solely a Winter resort is being dispelled. Life - here moves in the same picturesque tempo through the year, with cooling sea breezes air- conditioning the island for the June and July visitor. For the visitor who remains for but a short time the great charm of Havana may lie in its joyous night life. The people seem to live for pleasure and find a lot of it in their open-air restaurants and cabarets. The city has all the Old World charm of Parls, with considerable Spanish sea- soning. Another charm for people from the United States will be found in the manner in which the Cubans live. There is & certain abandonment about RESORTS. NEW HAM'I’SH"}E. The Mansion New Hampton, N. H. Delightfully situated in the foothills of the White Mts. and heart of the Lake Reglon, 8 Tennis Courts, g Pool.- 2 Indoor Sauash Courts. Billiard Room. all free to guests. #272 to $30 per week. References requested. and Randall Hall Especially attractive for families. All facil- ities for indoor and outdeor recreation. Excellent supervision provided for children at ne extra’ cost. : Write Mrs. Grace V. Smith. Mgr.. Box 102. LAKE SUNAPEE, N. H, . it that could not prevail in cities or resorts in continental America. Dur- ing the day it finds full swing at the bathing beaches; in the evening it is transferred to the restaurants and cafes. The Prado, a beautiful parkway which runs through the center of the city, is the scene of many of Havana's gayeties. . Souvenir hunters will find good shops in Obispo and O'Reilly streets. These thoroughfares are so mnarrow that they have been made one-way streets, They are so overhurg with signs and awnings that they are shady even at midday. The Calle Obispo is now called the Py y Margall, but is generally known by the old name. Although these streets suggest an Oriental bazaar, they are clean and have been repaved with modern ma- terial, making the roadway as prac- tical as the sidewalk for pedestrians. Bread Control Asked. Irish Free State bakers want the government to control bread prices. e MUREV % INN I RESORTS. VERMONT. Medem Mountain Resort of Vermont's most beautiful Lakes tn the Upper Connocticut Valley SADOLE HORSES -RIDING SCHOOL- BATHING FOR FOLDER WRITE q .BOX 53 FAIRLEE VERMONT) CAMP WYNONA FOR GIRLS + SAME OWNERSHIPA — BEN MERE INN LAKE SUNAPEE, N. H. 28" daneing. 100 Rooms. Amer. Plan. Booklet, Lewis R. Dudles. Ownership-Management. Winter: Hotel Stratford, Tarpon Springs, Fla. PITTSFIELD, MASS. l?lTTSflELD. MASS. ‘ ERKSHIRES calling The friendly Berkshires are calling you to a glorious vacation—now! Here are green mountains . . erystal- clear lakes and streams . . keen sport . . picturesque inns . . fast highways between interesting points. - Write today for FREE VACATION BOOKLETS fo Dept.. B-8. BERKSHIRE NILLS CONFERENCE Punefiold, Mass. SUGAR HILL, N. H. N\\ AR = VGUNSET Hyf e HOUSE SUGAR KILL, NEW HAMPSHIRE ne of the Wikils Woundains’ Mosl Popular Retorts REAL SUMMER HOME WORTHY OF ITS_SUPERIOR LOCATION Golf on Premises Free to Guests Tenah, Putting Covrse, Seddle Horses, Hiki ‘Acrommedstes 300 . Excellent Cui JOMN €. HASLAM, Musager BERMUDA e e Orchertra for Concerts end Denciey Sexsen, June 30th untd October. BERMUDA « « « BERMUDA’S FOREMOST RESORT OPENING JUNE 14 ®PRIVATE BEACH OPRIVATE GOLF COURSE ® SWIMMING POOL ®OUTDOQR DANCE TERRACE ®DEEP-SEA FISHING on the South Shere ®SUPERB LOCATION ®ACRES OF GARDENS S FRESH-WATER BATH with each room Double rdom with bath and meals from $18 per day. ALL-INCLUSIVE VACATIONS, including minimum accom- modations with private bath on ship, round trip from New York . . . ® DAYS $105 up - 12 DAYS $132 up - 16 DAYS, $168 up or similar trips of varying duration Lol Nl ;"Lfi' t your Travel Agent or New York Offices: 34 Whitehall St. or 634 Fifth Ave. o t D. Blackman, General Manager, Castle Harbour, Tucker's Town, B RESORTS. ermada, RESORTS. EMERALD LAKE Up where all the world is different! ... where you ride with boundless energy—or golf on 2 spectacular, mile high course . . . play fast tennis and swim in warm sulphur or glacial pools. “Mounties”, cowboy guides. Lilting dance and concert music. Motoring to Lake Louise and Emerald Lake. Luxurious Basf Springs Hotel has 38 de luxe syjtes; 600 attrac- tive rooms with bath. Banff Springs Horel, Chateau Lake Lowise and Emerald Lake Chalet open June 12 to September 13, ALL-EXPENSE TOURS with 126 miles of Alpine motoring and stops at famous hotels. 4 Colertyl Days 6 WondorfulDays . . .. c.00 57 4% These tours begin Banf or Pield, June 13. Add rail fares. See local Travel Agent. Phelps. 14thand N. Y. Washington. Alr-Conditioned smndard sleepers, transcontinental or C.E. Ave.NW., National 4338, diners sad lounge 84141 Low Round Teip Faros A THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 6, 1937—PART TWO. NORMANDY RETAINS RENAISSANCE CHARM Region, but Short Distance From Paris, Typified by Beauvais. REAUVAIS, June 5.—Charm seems to center in Normandy, where the road of adventure takes the visitor through ane of the most picturesqiie regions of France. Though only a short dis- tance from the metropolitan Paris, the visitor, within a few hours, may visit #cenes that have evaded modern- ity and still retain their heritage of Renaissance art. 3 Through a countryside reminiscent of England in hills and dales, gardens and by-ways of interest, the adventur- ing tourist seeks the apex of sights and finds it in the medieval.city of Beauvais. Few cities are more pictur- esque or have retained more of the artistry of centuries, Its narrow streets are everywhere full of old gabled houses set in distinctive hedge rows RESORTS. Chatais and gardens, while its magnificent cathedral is one of the most con- summate achievements of architec- tural ingenuity and daring, with its enormous height towering over the city like & miniature mountain. few rocks, even among says Ruskin in his “Seven Lamps of Architecture,” “that have a clear verticle fall as high as the choir of Beauvais.” The Romanesque rose- windows vie with the carved doors by Jean le Pot, which rank among the finest in existence. ‘To accentuate the glory of the cathe- dral the ancient astronomical clock with its 90,000 separate pieces is a work of genius that covered years of labor. Its 52 dials move in automatic precision, while at midday there is a drama enacted of the last judgment, with the actors moving in and out of the scene in a lifelike performance. ‘The wonder of mechanism is displayed in the movements of tides, the sun and moon and stars, all keeping time with the passing centuries, for the clock was completed by L. Verite, a Beau- vais clockmaker, in 1859. It the visitor wishes to see the de- piction of the fourteenth century. he has only to visit the tapestry estabe RESORTS. rownlcuac TakeaTrip“Abroad fl”[ E [ " to Romantic French Where the Habitant Lives the Life of Yesterday Enjoy the thrilling illusion of being whisked back three centuries ... where the spirit of an historic past and romantic babitant life gives the flavor of old Norman France. Ride through the crooked cobblestone streets in & high wheeled caleche . .. shop for lovely hand-loomed counterpanes and hooked rugs...spend hours exploring the colorful Lower Town with its 17th Century houses; see Breakneck Stairs, Sous le Cap and Notre Dame des Viatires...ot visit the famed shrine of Ste. Anne de Beaupré and Ls d'Orléans, Return to the Chateau Frontenac, for regal dining, wining and dancing and gay modern diversions. Vacation days here are unique, fascinating new adventures...and at an actractively low cost. Rates— European Plan. Meals, table d’hdte or & la carte. Single Room with bath—$5.00 up; Double $9.00 up. Reservations from Travel Agent: or Canndian Pacifie, 1ith & N.Y. Ave ¥.W., Washington. National ;23§ ClhatzauInontenac A CANADIAN CANADA. QUEBEC INVITES YOU! Right at your door lies a land which has preserved the romance and speech of Old France .+, a land PACIFIC HOTEL CANADA. lishments .of Beauvais, founded by Louis XIV in 1664, where the glory of the famed Gobelins are made by craftsmen as they have been made during the centuries of needle art. e PREPARE FOR VISITORS Lake Placid Hotels Expect Initial Throng on July 1. LAKE PLACID, N. Y., May 20— The arrival of Summer three weeks before the traditional date of June 21 was heralded by temperatures of 78 and 80 on two days of last week, RESORTS. MAINE. Kamp Peacock Box S, Loke Maranacook, Readfield Depot, Maine Cory cottages, modern conven- fe delightfully _ situated, edge, community dining ndy bathing beach, nearly ect clientele, reasonable A_delightful “place for refined people. 24-pace, (ree illustrated booklet. ng! | | | . . @ vacation at Ocean City— where a cool, bracing climate dnvites you fo relax ... enjoy calisthenics on the beach— fishing, tennis, golf—dancing' @t gay casinos— boardwalk. @amusements and theatres. For 1937 Booklet, write® Publicity Department K. we suggest Ocean(ity NEW JERSEY and the Modern +- - - «+Fireproof European Plan P Eighth Street [| Restaurant -~ just off Boarduwalk All outside rooms. American Plan. Free Parkine. Elevator, Bathing Priv. T. E. BYRON & S. E. GASKILL_ | American Plan. Surf Bathing_Privilege SAS i 19th_Season arger. Own.-Mgr. C 7 ] ; BISCAYNE i Modern, Elevator to street. Private baths. Booklet, Eltzabeth Blundin. CANADA. where the old customs of la Normandie and la Bretagne are as alive and cherished as in the first days of la Nouvelle France , . , the Province of Quebec of to-day. ‘Add to the more than four centuries of glamorous history and romance of la vieille Province de Québec, the gorgeous scenic beauty of its lakes, rivers, and mountains, its lovely summer climate, and unsur- passed facilities to enjoy your favorite summer sports at their best—and you have the ideal vacation land. From Sherbrooke, celebrating its Centennial this year—through the Eastern Townships, Cosmopolitan Montreal, the Laurentian mountains, Trois-Rividres and the beautiful valleys of the St. Maurice, the Saguenay and the Ottawa; Quebec City and the far- famed Gaspé Peninsula — holiday-makers will find the ultimate of recreation and pleasure, with relaxa. tion from dull care. Write to-day for beautifully illustrated booklets . . . and complete information. MAY 75 NOVE MBE although the average throughout the Summer is usually 66. With many of the hotels enlarged and most of the others renovated, all will be in readiness for record bookings by July 1, when Independ- ence day visitors will begin to arrive for the triple holiday. ‘While several of the hotels have their own bathing beaches, facilities are being improved at the town beach a5 well, and lifeguards have been appointed for the season. RESORTS. BEACH HAVEN, N. J. For bathing, boating, tennis— for rod-and-“reel” thrills . ., come to a real resort six miles at seq, featuring beach and boardwalk activities — fine hotels—summer cottages and homes at modest rentals, [ For illustrated booklet, write L) PUBLICITY BUREAU Beach Haven NEW JERSEY RESORTS. Oriental Scenes in Europe. SARAJEVO, June 5.—An overnight train from Belgrade, Bervia, lands the traveler among the Oriental mosques and bazaars of Sarajevo. Here daily At noon and at sunset the cry of the muezzin may be heard resounding from the slender minarets, while veiled women pass along the narrow streets snd old Moslems hammer brass and copper into souvenirs which tourists —— e RESORTS. OCEANIC gooan.! June Al v Vacation Plan. ces & Foster Goslin, SPRING LAKE BEACH, h‘, J. D9 take back to America from the enly true bit of the Orient to be found in Europe. ummensin CapeTllay| Chuming cotiages, bungolomt and | © Operimontimavaioble of very medorate entoh. Covatry and sasshere combined, 20 mides ot se0. Cope May it proforred by people of dincriminating torte. CAPE MAY NEW JERSEY Write T. Lee Lemmen, City Clerk. for booklet. ——HOTEL MACOMBER — and STOCKTON VILLA Both on Ocean Front Cape May's Finest ily SPECIAL_RATES DURING Near b COLUMBIA o & hetel. Dining service a erate rates. (McCRAY SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. J. OPEN JUNE 25 = 15wl SPRING LAKE BEACH g NEW JERSEY wThe Cool of the Sea FOR YOUR SUMMER HOLIDAY ®ee Less than two hours from New York. Overlooking its own Private Bathing Beach. As exclusive as your own club. Famed for Food and Service. Golf, Tennis, Riding. \/ \ C.8.KROM, M aN.Y.OFFICK; 11 WEST 42ND ST, . L. BRYANT ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ¢ /2 " / A Pardon Our Pointing, But—" ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. { WHAT A l. / JUST A FEW HOURS MAKE WHEN you have that "‘get-away” feeling « .. it's time for Atlantic City. In a very few hours you'll be snapping your fingers at Tune in WPG. 1100 KC-{ worries . . viewing the day with a smile. You'll look different to others and to your- self . . . because you'll feel different. Fresh sea breezes, radiant skies, refreshing surf, and thrilling Boardwalk diversions — lead, the way to health and contentment. We'd like to point as pointedly as possible to sum- mer—and that vacation of yours! Had you thought of the Traymore? You'll like it here—the sea, the sky, the air, and all the fun and relaxation of Atlantic City. You'll like the luxurious life, the delicious food, the atmosphere of the Traymore— and the people! May we send you the details of vacation rates? Rates begin at $5 and $8 till July Ist. COME TO THE TRAYMORE * Bennett E. Tousley, Genersi Maneger, ATLANTIC CITY For reservations, telephone District 7071 i SPEND YOUR VRCATION Where Values tre Greatest . -YOU "LL LIKE the Senator's fam. ©us vacation values: delicious {ood special faciiities for beach bathing bracing seawater baths . . . cool shaded decks overlooking the ecean. Moderate rates. Enjoy these values.- 9. ERNEST-TODD, Resident Manager ¢ BSENATOR ATLANTIC CITY Gay good times at the Ambassador —indoors and out. Revel in sun and salt water. Surf bathing direet from your room. Golf. Deepsea fishing. Dancing, games and rec- reation in the evening. Rest and re- laxation. Newly redecorated guest rooms. Make reservations now fer the July 4th 3-day week-end. FLEETWOOD 8. Tennessee Ave.—Offle! otel. One_of the cleancst and mest attractive Bt Eurevean _plan, reoms with er per-rest mattresses. l‘tllnri wrivileges. one 4-2660. Arag ates $1.50 up. S Binder M. TABOR INN Ocesn end Connecticut L3N Ave. Bpecial rates: same agality table niaintained for past 31 vears. $3.00 UP. DAILY; $17.56 UP. WEEKLY Ovnership Management. J. P, & A. M. Dunn. an. S. K. BONIFACE otel n Ave. Arlington H Ocean End Miel ATLANTIC CF $3.50.7, $18.50 vy eals Included LOPEAN FLAN site svailable evater reet Level. d Map on Reauost Mlon;lr nd Ros ok J. N..IRELAND, Prep. Clarion Write Convention Hall, Room 119, Atlantic City. N. J. TLANTIC CITY I¢’s Cool, Blue, and Bright Here 1c's the season for » leag vacation st the edge of the sea! And when vou add the hospitality and foed of the Seaside te all the entertainment - of the shore—every day " promises perfect enjoy- ment! Surf bathing di- rect from guest rooms. Come along and bring the family, but make reservations mow ! H across from Steel ust ier. HARRISON COOK Resident Mapager ATLANTIC CITY CHALFONTE /5 HADDON HALL GAME ROOMS, squash courts, and a hicycle garage. Dances, con- certs, bridge matches. Varied entertainment. Food that brings re- freshment. American and European plans. Leeds and Lippincott Company ATLANTIC CITY Founded on high stendards caretully mointained for @ distinguished eli- entele during 35 years of continuous ownership-menagement, dféil(} 5 en lzeim TLANTIC CITY O :1 OSIAH WHITE & S Overlooking Ocean at Illinois Ave. NEW e FIREPROOF ROOF-TOP SOLARIUM AND SUN DECK DELECTABLE CUISINE DAILY CONCERTS AND DANCES AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS FETTER & HOLLINGER, INC. MARGATE—Msster bedroom, twin “le.dl A