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make this one of the busiest, most colorful harbors in the -world. Here John Derek paints the tall-masted ships, catches the exciting life around the docks
Hungry for Smorgasbord? Adore English roast beef? Love enchiladas, blintzes, Indian curries? You’ll find you’re in a gourmet’s paradise in Hollywood, where restaurants cater to every food taste. And while you’re enjoying the Cantonese food at Sugie’s Tropics, glance around! You’re likely to see Lex Barker, Arlene Dahl, who dine there often
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Over the Rim of the World Drive, one hundred miles from Los Angeles, tis year-round sports resort, lovely Lake Arrowhead. Here Dan Duryea lives and sails with sons Pete and Dick
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At Portuguese Bend, high above the sea, in Palos Verdes Hills, Sally Forresj views modern marvel — the all-glass Wayfarers’ Church
By FREDDA DUDLEY BALLING
If you want what you want — when you want it — California is the vacation land for you. In California you can ski in snowy mountains and, a few hours later, swim in a tropical sea.
You can hear symphonies under the stars at the Hollywood Bowl or dance to Dixieland jazz at the Palladium. If you are a star-gazer you can get a close-up of the heavenly stars from the Mt. Palomar Observatory and of Hollywood stars at any one of the flood-lighted premieres. There’s a Chinatown and an old Mexican village at Olvera Street.
And always there are shining highways. Wherever you go as a tourist in California you will notice the abundance of California cars parked at what would be considered, normally,
PHOTOGRAPHS BY STERLING SMITH