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When this construction pro-eram Is completed, It Is PACE 4 Sect. 5 Pittsburgh Press, Sunday, if, VIRGINIA VIRGINIA Florida Plans 400th Birthday fered the services of their respective countries to make the seven-year celebration a success. planned to name the Royal Nevada "Stardust South," and operate the two enterprises as facilities dedicated to convention aitd group trade. Up From Under PENSACOLA, Fla. Work is the de Luna landing on the veil under way here on the appropriate day in August, presentation of the Florida During the following seven Quadricentennial celebration years local eel a 1 1 ona which will' begin in 1959 to throughout the state will com-commemorate 400 years in memorate historical Florida history, the longest; events as the landing of the Las Vegas Plans Convention Center LAS VEGAS United Hotels, Corporation, operators of three of the largest resort hotels in Las Vegas, announces plans to -make two of them "convention headquarters" at America's playground.1 The Stardust Hotel, with 1065 rooms and regarded as the world's largest resort, will joined by an arcade to its companion, the Royal Nevada.

National treasures from these countries that belonged either to the period In which STOP AT HAMILTON, Bermuda The group of more than 100 hktorv of anv state in the ereat Spanish explorer, tier 1 those flags flew over Florida the de Soto, ando nation. Four hundred years ago ment islands In mid-Atlantic which constitute Bermuda are the exposed portions of the crest of a submarine mountain. French Huguenots on the St enc; loaned to the Quadricentennial Johns River near present-day hhs Commission for the duration Jacksonville, and finally the QUEBEC 91 EBF.O of the celebration. Government research ers have also been assigned to mint out physical descriptions or likenesses of these historic 1563 founding of St. Augustine, the oldest permanent settlement In the United States.

States. France, Spain, and England, ah of which at one time riiGiNiA Qy ON YOVIt WAY SOUTH TX)R a memorable experience, risit historic Williamsburg this winter-see the Governor's falace, the Capitol, Raleigh Tavern and other exhibition buildings. Outstanding hotel facilities offer a complete range of attractive accommodations the year around. Wnimmnhnrt inn ColtasfS figures to guide in the crea- tinn A li fo.eiifl irov fi i roe claimed Florida territory, have tnat wiU bg joined with official groups in L-nonal alonir wlth next August the Spanish nation attempted the first full scale colonization within the boundaries of the United States. Tristan de Luna led the expedition that landed on the shores of Pensacola Bay in Northwest Florida and established a settlement that lasted for two years.

This was til years before the Puritans landed at Plymouth and 4S years before the Lnylich settled Jamestown. The Quadricentennial will he Inaugurated in Pensacola in May where special events will lead up to a re-enactment of PETERSBURG the Sunshine State to make the relics. the Quadricentennial authentic and international In scope. Ambassadors from these countries as well as from Mexico and Cuba, whose Spanish backgrounds parallel that of La Florida, have of- ST. PETERSBURG The International Exhibit, one of two exhibits that will travel the state during' the cerebration period, also will Include animated dioramas depicting historic events.

Background for the wax figures and dioramas will be a Ave hundred foot mural of the history of Florida. Milliamiiurg Inn.Loite& Double Rooms from $1 to $23, in cottages from $11 Williamsburg Tavern Double Rooms from $8 to $13 The Motor House Double Rooms from $12 to $15 FOR INFORMATION, RESERVATIONS. COLO! FOLDER, writ lint 713. illiatmburg, Yirzinia. ire your trarrl aurnt or 'Motor Home FIT FOR A QUEEN is this floral setting in which photographers posed Linda Firth, the Ala-manda Queen of Florida's Cypress Gardens.

The other traveling exhibit will represent Florida today. time for Outdoor Sports Atk Mr. t'mier. Telrnlmne: Displays in this collection will Mrs. America be constructed by major In IftSI jui Have fun dustries and communities of TttTvT.

To Be Chosen VI the state to show the many faceted picture of the pres SAUONAL ent, the outcome of 400 years; At Ft mirtarrtnta -OU1N mm in the Snow and Sun of La Province de Quebec of colonization and develop- ment. FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla. The nation's top 50' home-makers will vie for the Mrs. America crown in Fort Lauderdale June 11-23 for the third consecutive year.

The Six Pilgrimages To Visit Rome St. Petersburg Fnjoy ski vacation in French-Canada, where all winter iports are at their bet. The snow ii deep, the air is dry, the sun is bright. You will be welcomed with real old-time hoipitality in comfortable modern inns and hotels. NEW YORK Six major pilgrimages to Rome and uue 15 neiu currenuy oy mra.

Lourdes will feature visits to Helen Gi(sse- Cleveland, Ohio. Paray-le-Monial to visit the'nThe t19, Mrf KAmrr'c i Pageant will mark the debut 3hrine of St. Margaret MaryIof the 49h state.s repi.esenta- according to Martin B. Fallon, tive iu the competition. In ad- for trtt road map and booM.f "SKI fM wrir.

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The groups will depart New York April 15, May 13, June 17, July 15, August 19 and September 16 in the Cunard superliners Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth. Each of the basic tours are of 31 days' duration. The basic itineraries feature visits to Paris, Lyon, Paray-le-Monial, Ars. Avignon. Lourdes.

Nirp. ciation at the Bahama, Beach Club, Cavalier, Jolly Roger, Marlin Beach, Sea Shore and Yankee Clipper hotels during their 13-day visit here. orffatenJatfa 'Store Northwest Begins TtClARIDGE-" 1 ATLANTIC CITY Kd Rapallo, Jtome, Florence, As- New Family Plan MEXICO MEXICO I Dial I rMM viHi w4 ikmr, lra mi tm awtsr-spUnaW amis- wni swlsi an tVks Ualtt kik. UN ctM, It's Warm in MEXICO and YUCATAN! Fxotlo cnrrv and wonderful bfuchei. Enjor our Oranrt Clrcl.

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His Majesty Bonhomme Carnival will come in on his sleigh the opening day. The Ice Palace will be dedicated Jan. 28. A coronation has been booked for Jan. 29, an International dog sled derby for Jan.

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501 511 New YI 17 or picnics, sightseeing and photography NOW'S THE TIME to visit the Outdoor Living Center of Florida. Weather is ideal. Accommodations are plentiful. We'd like to help you enjoy your vacation, so ask us for the information you need. Winter's Exciting I at Split Rock Lodge rvSN Means 3H0 days of sunshine a year TtriHin winter sports at elevation of 2000 feet.

Skiing, wmb Alpine Ski hft and rope tow, ice boatng, coasting, skating. We have our own mow-makiog machine and new toboggan chute! D. 6. Davenport, Manager Chambtr of Commerce, St. Ptt.riburj, Florida PHASE SEND FREE ILLUSTRATED FOLDERS cocktail koanac.

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Pick up unique sea souvenirs at Pacific curio shops, intricate leathercrafts and silver-work at our Spanish settlements. Color! Color! Everywhere! Southern California's dry suhtropic climate is host to literally thousands of types of trees, flowers, shrubs from over the world. Native floras include the mountain conifers, dwarf oak, desert cacti. Imported plants and trees run the gamut: For-mosan rice paper trees. Chinese firethorns.

Great, swaying Canary Island palms, Australian eucalyptus. Feruvian pepper trees have red berries all winter. Pacific Ocean Travel 45 minutes from downtown Los Angeles to find yourself in a totally new world: Tan sand beaches stretch for miles. Rocky coves harbor starfish and seals. Bustling ports unload bananas and bantam cars.

Pelicans skim the waves looking for their fish dinners. Hollywood Memories of old-timers around Vine Street mingle with the new stars and stories of today's TV and screen world. Here is the Hollywood Blvd. theater with footprints in concrete sidewalk that you ean match with your own. Here also are studios, extras out to lunch in outlandish costumes, plus night pots and exciting little theaters.

Touring Beverly Hills for a close-up look at the homes of the stars. Our, free map (coupon below) locates 80 homet, shows how to find them easily. Matching the home with the personality is fun in this beautiful area! art. i ts! mreA mtpy AND PARADES I I I OK LAN DO Solton Sea recalls the Sea of Galilee, lying in an area clustered with olive trees and vineyards like the Holy Land. Swimming and boating are favorites st this "orphaned" ocean.

It's thirty miles long, with no outlet Salty as the Pacific 1 Santa Ynez Valley about a day's trip from central Los Angeles, is the cradle of the golden palomino horse. Nearbv is a Danish town complete with old country architecture, pastry and customs. In the mountains above, the giant California condors (wingspread: 10 feet) have found their last refuge. Sunny Jim Cave a half-day's round trip from Los Angeles, was formed by 200,000 years of Pacific waves patiently boring into the cliff. Descend a hand-carved tunnel to see rocks shaped like profiles against the sea outside.

In the mysterious tide pools swim golden Garibaldi perch, senorita fish, even small octopuses I Acres of Camellias! In full bloom in winter! At the world's biggest camellia display at Descanso Gardens, near Pasadena. Here, 48,000 plants bloom in 400 varieties-some grow to a height of 20 feet! America's Water is 282 feet below sea level. You can look down from the east rim of Death Valley at Dantes View, see it a mile below you. Then on a clear day, turn and look up to see ML 14,496 feet high. 1 8th Century Spain meets 20th Century America at colorful San Gabriel and San Fernando Missions.

See Indian burial grounds, primitive religious paintings, the housewares and tools used by early settlers. Oceans of sand The mysterious Mojave Desert shelters quiet, yet intensely alive world all its own. Jack rabbits scamper away as you stop to admire a mirage-there a lake, but suddenly it's gone I lere is old Calico, too. A town that lived when $80,000,000 in silver was taken from mines nearby, now restored to the way it looked in the 1890 s. i.

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