Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 276, Decatur, Adams County, 23 November 1954 — Page 16

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Amsterdam Bulbs - T I Shine Under Lights Light Bulbs Strung J For Night Viewing . MBTERDAM (INH> - Th<-. people or Ainnterdani, Holland, ap ‘ p.. sutly believe that on* fo<xlj t.ulb ifloralJ deserve* another' ; isles tri<|. ’ !■' You don't miss the flowers just bvcsuae the sun goes down before You can tour the ancient water-.’> wayn which interlace the city’s;!

"TT■ - __l/ Ur CONCRETE STREETS" An Extra Measure of Protection Pedestrians and motorists both have an extra measure of protection on concrete streets. Concrete’s gritty texture is uniformly skid-resistant, wet or dry, so • driver can stop quickly and safely in emergencies. Concrete streets offer an extra measure of protection at night, too. Their light colored surface reflects more light than any other pavement. You can see farther and better on concrete, whether you're walking or driving. Ra mem bar, if you can’t tea, you can't ba aafa! So put safety first—for yourself, your family, your friends and your neighbors. Insist upon concrete, the safety pavement, for your streets. You’ll get an extra measure of protection, night and day, rain and shine. PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION *ll Merchants Bank Bulldinfl. Indianapolis 4, Ind. A national organisation to Improve and extend the uses ot portland cement and concrete . , . through scientific research and engineering fluid work

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medieval heart. Light bulb* are strong along the main bridges and canals To cant a glistening reflection of 17th century dwellings on the waters. The city park*, too. ark brilliantly lighted to show off the garden* and landscaping. Even the trees are dotted with multi • colored lights so it looks like Christmas all year round. . • , One canal, the Singel, strifes as a year-round floral market. Barges laden with flowers of every d*s'tipiion — including tulips in carry their ware# to xia that line the canal like the nocl.-ui. along the Seine river A/'. •' ■' ' j . .

■■■r- *-yr- ——- -« jgjlk Ab 7 J At . fILW? * x 1 I * ] IT TAKES more than a train to put Joe and Benny Todd out of action for long, it seems. They are shown in a hospital in Los Angeles, just kind of resting up from bruises and grease spots after plowing into the side ot a moving locomotive while on a bicycle. f International? v-- . __ The streets in the' center of town are narrow, twisting cobble-stoned alleys, lined with ancient red brick houses that make it easy to imagine yourself back in medieval times. Right in the middle of town you can find hotels that outkardly preserve the traditional Dutch architecture and yet are modernly decorated and equipped inside. The best hotels charge around six dollars a night for a single room, private bath, with breakfast included. At the home of Rembrandt, Amsterdam boasts one of the most extensive collections of his masterpieces, Including his famous “Night Watch." The city also has the largest collections of Vuu Gogh paintings, more than 200 of them. Still an art center, artists and students set up their easels in the parks and squares, and crowds, particularly bn Sundays and holidays, collect to watch and kibitz. A leisurely stroll through Amsterdam isn't complete, incidentally, unless there’s a stop at u snack stand. Just like Americans eat hot dogs, the Dutch eat herring from stands bedecked with tiny flags, flowers and laden with jars of onions, pickles and herring. The herring man removes the bone and serves the fish either whole or cut in filets on waxed puper and with a toothpick for about four cents. Except on holidays, chances are a tourist won’t see any native cos-

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t times In Amsterdam. However, you cau uke a xhort trtp ro ahf-ar by fishing village along the Zuider Zee where men still wear baggy trousers and wddden shoes and the women Dutch -caps and long dresses.

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-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1954