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a-WMrmotMT CTAH-MIWS. SUNDAY. NOV. ittt in Europe? 1960 Slated Indbendent Star-News World Travel Club Plans Trip JT i i By, RAY McCONNELL Here's a tip for Pasadena year. and San Gabriel Valley folks to beat the tourist rush, which who want to have the time of sn be unusually heavy this their lives this spring- Get fitted for your seven league The Independent Star-News World Travel Club and its director, Jock Hemingway, are putting finishing plans for ope" 1960.

Travel arrangements are in the hands of one of the world's largest and most experienced travel organizations. I'm pretty excited already about the new tour, having "Adventure in Eur- heard what a grand time Arnold Huss and other members asked The to be of the World Travel Club had on their "Adventure in Eur- They've host And what. plans they are making! We'll be gone thirty-five days, flying by jet via New York to Lisbon, and returning to Los Angeles by trans polar jet from Copenhagen- after an exciting tour of nine European countries taking in the Old World's most famous, most historic points of interest and its most glorious scenery, and including the luxury oJ lots of leisure time at places you've always wanted to luxuriate in. It will be a springtime adventure this year--April In Portugal, Spain and on the Riviera; May in Italy, Switzerland and up the fabled Rhine; tulip time in Holland, springtime in Paris, and-when the season is just right --lato May In London and Copenhagen. .1959.

"Adventure" 1960 ing. Travel in Europe will be The tentative dates--leave Los Angeles April 22, arrive home May 27--Have been set train, with motor coach dur- by first class air and first class for S50 to reserve space. The ing the most scenic parts only. The highlights the itin erary as it now stands: A lull day In New York Lisbon, with side trip to Sintra and the famed resort of Estoril Madrid, with an excursion to-Toledo Nice, a tour of the Kiv- iera, and a visit to Monte Carlo In Monaco Home Florence Venice A tour of the Italian lakes shortly. Or send your check money will be returnable up until six weeks before departure.

Bookings may be made "and States be a "vigorous, additional information obtain- i-h-rai fm- ed through these travel agents: Bennett Travel Agency, 100 S. Los Robles Aye. Cook's Travel Service, 172 S. Lake Ave. afraid to act.tp; meet changing Davidson Travel Service, 903 conditions," Tr.u'man tolc E.

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WA Lisbon's Avenida da Hberdade, first stop In "Adventure in Europe," based on their.recommenda-' Jons as to how we can fare even better than they did last summer. It will be longer, by ten days, and--with stopovers in Lisbon, Madrid, Nice, Amsterdam and Copenhagen- taking in four more countries, All hotels will be first class, all rooms with bath. There will be plenty of leisure in the places like Rome, Lucerne, Paris, Copenhagen, where you will want it and will enjoy it most. Transoceanic jet travel will be by TWA going, SAS return. district to Lucerne, and an excursion to the summit of Mt.

Pilatus Heidelberg and the Black Forest Wiesbaden A steamer trip down the Rhine to Cologne Amsterdam Paris in springtime! London Copenhagen. Extensions can be arranged. The estimated cost for this unforgettable adventure: $1665. So why not join me in a real Pasadena and San Gabriel Valley adventure this spring? Re turn the coupon on this page for the tentative itinerary which is now available; the official itinerary will be ready Mail this handy coupon (without obligation) to: RAY McCONNELL INDEPENDENT, STAR-NEWS WORLD TRAVEL CLUB 525 E. COLORADO PASADENA, CALIF.

Please send me, without obligation, further information about "Adventure in Europe" 1960. Here is my check for $50; please reserve space for me on "Adventure in Europe" 1960. Address City Telephone My organization or employe group is Half of Cases Said Mental CHICAGO--UPI--One-half of the 1,500,000 beds in American lospitals are occupied by sychiatric patients, a mental ealth discussion group re- orted yesterday. The group, presenting its findings to the sixth annual onference of mental health epresentatlves of state medial associations, said the num- er of persons admitted to hos- iltals with psychiatric troubles on an average day is to the number of pa- ients hospitalized with all iier illnesses combined. TOMORROW THREE PUPPET SHOWS The Broadway Pasadena 7:30 p.m.

7:50 p.m. 9:30 p.m. Adjacent to our toy annex see the famous Van Winkle Marionettes. Delightful entertainment for both children and grown-ups, a world of little, people come to life in the hands of these master showmen, Crawford Eagle and Grace Van Winkle. Colorado ar Los Robles PASADENA SY 6-0411 Kelso Travel Bureau, Inc.

80 E. Green St Lee Hansen Travel Service, 353 Foothill La Canada. HSTAsks President With Vigor Ex-Preiident 'Gives TOLEDO, Ohio UH-- The next -president of the Unitet fighting, genuine liberal," for rrier President Harry S. Tru man night. "We need a president who has a sense of our role in the world today and who is no guests at the closing banqtle of the llth biennial convention of National Ybiing Clubs of America here.

In one of his typical "give 'em hell)" speeches, Truman labeled President Eisenhower's administration a "won't do He also charged the Republi cans with giving away tide lands oil and. the nprthwes power potential to private ex ploitation, lagging on foreign aid, and exploiting labor, the farmer, the homeowner and little business. "This is why we must put a Democrat in the White House in 1960," he said. "I intend to do my very best to help find him." Truman did not mention any names nor indicate he would support any of the half dozen front-running Democratic presidential hopefuls. The Eisenhower admlnistra tion "is responsible for the mismanagement of the tional debt and the worst mis handling of our monetary policy times," he said.

fiscal am in receni Huskies (Continued From Page passed for the two-point conversion. Minnesota, which had won only one conference game all season, took the lead on the fourth play of the game on a 57-yard pass from Sanford Stephens to Arlie Bomstad. Karl Holzwarth's 22-yard field goal In the third period produced Wisconsin's first points. Bob Schloredt, who lost the sight of one eye in a boyhooc accident, gained 209 yards rushing and passing and scorec one touchdown to lead Wash ington's'Huskles into the Rose Bowl. Washingtonls defense held State's Keith Lincoln to only 33 yards running and two passing during the game.

UCLA capitalized on a 46 yard pass interference penaltj in the fourth period that en abled the Bruins to get a firs Monrovia Travel Service, 407 down on the seven-yard line Myrtle Monrovia. Santa Anita Travel Service, 110 S. Baldwin Ave. Arcadia. Three plays later fullback Ra Smith plunged over to snap a 3-3 tie before 85,917 fans in Memorial Coliseum.

The con troverslal pass penalty was called against Trojan halfback Jerry Traynham after USC carrier Delivery: quarterback Willie Wood in tercepted the ball. --AP Wircphoto, Johnnie Ray leaves court offer pleading innocet. Johnnie Ray Held on Morals Count DETROIT UPI-- town night spot. Caviston sai VIIK onfrtrn'on Johnnie 'Ray, who was fine $25 here earlier on the same offense, was arrested yester for making an indecent proposal to a plainclothes vice squad policeman. Ray was held in jail over night and his attorneys en tered a plea of innocent for him when he was brought in to recorder's court this morn ing.

The 32-year-old singer, whose sobbing rendition of "Cry" boosted him to fame, will go on trial Deo. 1. Ho was released on $500 bond. The relatively low bond fig ure was set after Ray's attorneys argued he was "an inter nationaly-known figure" and obviously could not fail to ap pear on sort." a charge "of this Ray, held in the court bull pen along with the night's col lection of drunks and prosti tutes until his case came up, commented' only won't say anything case comes up for trial," and that case resulted'from a "misunderstanding." He was arrested about 2 a.m. Officer Eugene, Caviston who'said Ray struck up a con versation with him in a down Published Sunday only at 525 E.

Colorado Pasadena, Calif. SUNDAY, NOV. 22, 1959 No. 292, New Series. Vol.

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The two went outside an Caviston arrested Ray on charge of "accosting and citing for immoral purposes Ray was arrested on th same charge here in 1951 an was fined $25 after he pleade L.A. Gets Demo Once-Over Paul Butler, Democratic na chairman, and a doze Washington, D.C., newsme are giving Los Angeles th once-over this weekend. The party arrived Frida night for a four-day visit du ng which facilities for nex summer's Democratic nation; convention will be inspected With Butler is Samuel Brightman, deputy chairma of the national committee fo )ublie Information. First stop of yesterday 1 was the new sports aren where the convention session will be held. ABC Fires 1 Disc Jock I AfenFreed NBC to Halt GiveaivayShow YORK UPI Disc Jockey Alan Freed, a pioneer the rock 'n' roll record craze, was fired yesterday by American Broadcasting Company's New York radio, station WABC.

The National. Broadcasting Jompany announced. same time that the TV give- away "Treasure Hunt" would go off the'air after the Dec. i program. Bobert Klntner, president of NBC, disclosed recently that 1 on "Treasure Hunt" had taking kickbacks from contestants.

Both were WABC gave no reason for liring Freed, one of the na- ion's top disc jockeys. His traveling "Big Beat" shows were, banned in various citfes jecause of teen-aged Meanwhile, the House Subcommittee investigating alleged "payola" handouts to radio-TV disc jockeys for plugging certain songs disclosed in Washington it is being deluged with "clues and leads" from newspaper reports across the country. Max Baer Called 'Generous' SACRAMENTO-- heart was just too big." This was the reaction yesterday of Ancil (Pop) Hoffman to the death of Max Baer. Hoffman, managed Baer's boxing career and made sure his earnings were profitably invested for the future, added: "He was so generous and good to everybody. I used to tell him he was his own worst enemy." Hoffman said he frequently had warned Baer about overeating, "He used to come to my house all the time and the first thing he did was go to the icebox.

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