The Washington times., 1933-06-21

ing to New York city Philadelphia IN the meats Oh
August We liked that. All the jokes made about people
who say that New York is the ideal summer resort 1a
flat with me- because to me it was literally true IN my
childhood and I've never got over IT,
A Craving Gone
When got to the point of taking holidays, turned
naturally to Europe because, in spite OF advertisements
did not think that to America first would be any
fun l never crossed the Mississippi until had been
nearly two years abroad and for several seemed
to me the most natural thing in the world to get on
ship in June and return long Thereafter as Couu
manage. 1t does not quite so OBVIOUS now; nave
nothing against going abroad but the inner craving IS
gone.
It strikes odd that preparing not TO go aoroau
should experience slight wnge of regret not tor the
cities and countries know best, but for those know
least. year ago. about this time, was spreaolng on
the record my pleasure in exploring Sweden on the ooat
of the Gotha Canal admring the sensible comfort OF
Stockholm enjoying the seaplane ride from there to
Finland and generally expressing my surprise in finding
country distant and foreign to completely salts
factory. In restrospect, that pleasure has grown
No Fighting
Something had written prompted official of the
Swedish National Railways to ask to put down what
felt about his country in 20 words to give him
slogan, headline. failed him utterly. master OF
epgram may be able to do it; but for me- If get any,
where the truth in pages it will be luck Because
the country has magic all countries have to those
who know how to fall under their spell; but 1t was
entirely new in my experience, and could not define
t-ony enjoy it.
One reason my memory has been so steadtast is, no
doubt that Sweden not been badgerng or bicker
ing with us in the past year. afraid II SHOULD
90 to France would feel little estranged not from
Individual Frenchmen whom happen to know, but from
the spirit of that particular Paris which deals with Tor
eign visitors would be glad of the chance to explain
to Paul Morand Cf he who knows great DEAL needed
an explanatory why French propaganda is not likely to
succeed here but that his former associates OF the
Ouai d'Orsay would think hostile particle, not
friendly to their foreign policy And have had TOO gooo
times in France to want to feel alien there can
wait , ,, :;
In Germany I should not be exactly wecomed; IN
England we have enough delegates it is On the whoe
Chicago has chosen proptous moment for her talr'
Suits and Shirts
few weeks ago the mayor of ATLANTIC City announced
that their suits must have shrts which is not unusual
hut he coupled his decision with blast OF anger agansC
the ugness of the male human being, with such teroc
as has not occurred feel since the time OF Dean
Swift am curious to know what effect this ANNOUNCE
ment may have had attendance at the Atlantc Cly
beaches Europeans certain that all American men are
dominated by their women, would assume tnat tnG
mayor's insults to manly grace had had no et1ect'
wonder if they right.
For at the same time the mayor the utmost free
dom to women "Beauty is as beauty behaVes ne sa1d
coming phrase And he said that the girl from Seatte
Chicago or New York could come to Atlantic City, 10
wear sunsuit and be unmoested. "She need only act
as her mother taught her. For that reason alone lo
of men ought to risk the insults to their pride and goto