MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORE.
THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1961
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JoeDiMaggio,
Marilyn 'Friends'
' Redington Beach, Fla.-IUPD-"We're.
friends," said Joe Di
Maggio. "We're friends,"
echoed Marilyn Monroe in
her soft sigh.
But the under standing
glances between the shapely
movie actress and the former
New York Yankee baseball
star revived speculation to
day that the two may be close
to another marriage. The
"friends," who are sharing a
beach cabana and have near
by hotel rooms at this Gulf
Coast report, declined to
elaborate.
It was enough to make Di
Maggio temporarily abandon
baseball. Until Miss Monroe
flew to Florida, DiMaggio had
been assisting at the Yankees
spring training camp in near
by St. Petersburg.
"I came down here for
some rest, some sun and to
visu joe, Miss Monroe ex
plained.
They were husband and
wife in 1954.
MAY NAME ENVOY
Washington - IUPI) - Inform
ed sources reported today
President Kennedy soon will
appoint Joseph C. Satterth-
waite, a veteran career diplo
mat, to be ambassador to the
Union of South Africa. Sat-
terthwaite, 61, would succeed
Philip K. Growe, who resigned.
Escorted Tour Recommended for
First-Time Foreign Traveler
New York - (UPD - First-time
foreign travelers generally are
advised to go via a tour,
rather than independently,
and thus avoid many of the
pitfalls that can quickly sour
a long anticipated trip.
Down at the particular level
of advice, veteran traveler
and tour operator Henry E.
Temchine is more specific on
why an escorted tour is more
to the advantage of the novice
traveler.
"By all means I advise the
first-timer to go on an escorted
tour," he said. "It gives the
traveler the climate and at
mosphere of the countries he
visits, and when he goes back
on another visit, he's not ven
turing into the unknown un
assisted." The escorted tour - as op
posed to an independent tour
in which local representatives
of the agent assist a traveler,
but don't stay with him or his
group all the time - has an
experienced guide and jack-of-all-arrangements
with it at all
times to take care of the de
tails of transport, accommo
dations and sight-seeing.
Temchine summed up the
details left to the traveler on
an escorted tour like this: "All
the person has to do is pack
and unpack his suitcase."
Two Considerations
Temchine, who is manager
of the tour department of the
House of Travel, Inc., New
York, said there are two prime
considerations when weighing
Medford Man
Attends OSU Course
Corvallis - G. W. Plumb of
the Medford Water commis
sion completed a special three
day water works operators
short school Wednesday at
Oregon State University.
The school is offered each
year on campus as a service
to cities, water districts, and
water utility companies.
Purposes are to promote
efficient and economical oper
ation of water supply systems
and to reduce hazards to pub
lic h e a 1 1 h. Sponsors with
OSU's school of engineering
are the state board of health,
league of Oregon cities, and
the Pacific Northwest section
of the American Waterworks
association.
This year's course attracted
a record enrollment of 127.
Classes cover practical aspects
of water supply operation,
maintenance, and administra
tion; water quality standards;
water analysis; water borne
diseases, and disinfection of
mains, wells and reservoirs.
whether you should go on an
escorted tour or travel inde
pendently - budget and the
time element. ,
It's' his feeling that in the
escorted tour "there's rational,
logical utilization of time," an
important element for a per
son whose vacation time is
limited. In short, the traveler
gets to see the most at an
economy of time and doesn't
lose valuable time making ar
rangements on the scene.
Where time and finances
are no object, on the other
hand, an independent tour
could be the answer to a trav
eler's objectives, he said.
As to budget, an economy
class tour can fulfill travel
dreams as readily as a deluxe
"grand tour."
"The man who travels in an
economy - type tour sees as
much of the monuments and
scenic highlights as a man
who travels on a high priced
tour," Temchine said. The
difference between economy
and deluxe classes usually is
reflected in means of trans
port, hotel accommodations
and meals.
Just as for the person who
has a time limitation. Tem
chine feels an escorted tour
can be more economical than
independent travel to the
budget minded. Among other
things, you start out on an
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escorted tour knowing just
how much your plane or ship
fare, ground transportation,
hotels, meals and admissions
are going to cost - the stated
price of the tour.
The tour expert also point
ed out some other fringe bene
fits for those who take budget-priced
escorted tours, such
as traveling with others of
like circumstances.
And there are "special In
terest" tours which put the
traveler in the company of
people with similar back
grounds, hobbies and inter
ests. Garden Tours
There are garden tours,
which take flower and plant
lovers lo the famed gardens
of Europe; tours which cover
the major musical festivals;
tours which take the devout
to the most famous religious
shrines, and tours for stu
dents, architects and archae
ological addicts, among other
special interest groups.
Tour operators, such as
Temchine's organization,
might offer 25 to 30 different
tours during a season to fill
various demands and inter
ests. Obviously, a middle-aged
person setting out to pick a
tour shouldn't consider one
tailored for students, but what
are some of the other guides
lenichine recommends for a
person considering an escort
ed tour? Here are some basic
ones:
-Try to select the packaged
tour from a reputable agent
in your city who has been in
the market for a number of
years. He will have complete
and up-to-date information.
-Avoid "assembly lines"
types of arrangements in
which you can find yourself
"just one of the flock."
-Listen to the recommenda
tions of friends and relatives
who have traveled in making
your selection.
-Weigh your budget as to
what type of tour you can af
ford. There are $2,000-and-up
tours of Europe, but there also
are others in the $750 bracket,
including transportation.
-Consider your available
time. Do you want to see just
a few selected countries, or
do you want to hit all the
highlights of Europe in the
available time? Generally, es
corted tours to faraway places
can take from four weeks up.
An independent tour, rather
than an escorted one, might be
the answer for the person
with only two weeks or so.
Weigh these considerations
in relation to your special in-,
terest, and you should come
up with a decision as to
whether an escorted tour or
independent travel is the best
way for you to go.
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By KEN BAILEY
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