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Evening star., 1941-06-29
The Travellers Notebook
ScribbGngs About New Mexicos Cool Roof
The Danger of Overeoting in Mexico City and
Water Trips While Visiting New York City

Spotted coach dogs, their tails
high, run with the buggies and car
riages which carry visitors around
the picturesque flash-back on Amer
ican life, Henry Fords Greenfield
Village.
The summer theater at Lakewood,
Me, claimed to be the oldest in the
country, has opened the 194l sea-
son. The Ogunquit Playhouse opens
tomorrow, that of Kennebunkport
on July l and the Boothbay The
ater July 2.
Whoever might have the notion
that New Mexico is uniformly fiat
and torrid is hereby informed that
mountain elevations in the State
range from 5000 to 13,400 feet above
sea level, with some peaks of 5000
feet or more, and that cool, high
attitudes are never more than q
few hours driving distance. Tenn
peratures usally stay in the 70s on
the craggy roof" during SUMMER
days, and at night temperature Of
SIS or below calls for blankets.
Minnesotas lakes have, of course,
been counted, the figure climbing to
11,007.
Rhododendron has begun to bloom
in the Poconos of PENNSYLVANIA,
with indications that the peak of
beauty will be reached between July
4 and II. A single clump of rhodo-
dendron often puts forth 500 or
more blooms, particularly on IA
nous Roam Mountain.
California, known far and wide for
its beautiful bathing girls, will look
over some 80 aspirants for the Miss
America" title-to be decided later
in the summer at Atlantic City-in
musical jamboree event July rs in
the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
The American Legion show will fea-
ture also drum corps, majorettes
and bands. For classical music the
California visitor may attend Sym
phonies Under the Stars" on Tues
day, Thursday and Friday nights in
Evening star., 1941-06-29
BY JACQUES FUTRELLE.
Trovol Editor

Scribblings: Yellowstone National
Park was no unknown quantity as a
tourist attraction 20 years ago, and
during the full season entertained
81,7l6 visitors. But with the 1941
season still young, the number in
the year 1921 already has been ex-
ceeded. Up to June Is, 27,5l4 auto
mobiles have entered the park, sur
passing the 1910 mark by 1894
Visitors to the ea-conditioned
Province of Nova Scotia slept un-
der two blankets last summer, while
the temperatures in Boston went to
SO degrees; Philadelphia and New
York, SO degrees; Washington, 100,
and Chicago, 10l.
In the high altitude of Mexico
City and the central plateau, diges-
ton Is much slower and the tour
ist, to avoid stomach upsets, would
find 1t best not to overeat.
Hamid's Million Dollar Atlantic
City Pier, where entertainment va
riety outdoes a three-ring circus,
presents, among other attractions
for the July 4 week end, the dancer
who is credited with putting the
Chicago Worlds Fair on its feet
Sally Rand.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

Military Academy before starting
back at 3l5. This trip is available
every day but Sunday.
The ferris wheel, popular amuse-
ment rides of all times, was con-
ceived as an instrument of war. The
idea was to place 1t behind the
trenches and load the cars with men
and guns and fire at the enemy in
relays.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

the famous Hollywood Bowl, start
ing July 8 and continuing to August
30; symphonies by the Sea-" al
Santa Monica, starting July 8, ano
midsummer night symphonies, ir
the Ford Bowl, Balboa Park, San
Diego, July 18-August 10.
With some surprise to those who
do not dispute the claim that New
Orleans is the food capital of Amer
lea comes the revelation that mix
ing chicory with coffee is not looked
upon with horror, but more as a
matter of taste. Many cuisine ex-
perts there honor the old Creole
recipe for coffee, which includes 10
to 20 per cent chicory.
X \ \
Has the height of Pixies Peak been
mentioned-l4,11c feet?
Thumbnail description of Yellow
stones world-famous Old Faithful:
The geyser that carries a clock.
Visitors to Northern Minnesota
should route their trips over the
Duluth Skyline Parkway, which be-
gins in Jay Cooke State Park, on
the western edge of the city, and
winds along the crest of forested
hills. past cool lakes and rushing
streams and recreation areas to
give view of the city, the meander-
ing st. Louis River, the bay and
Lake Superior. Twenty-Five miles
long, the parkway carries the trav-
eler to Lester Park and then con-
tinues as Northshore drive along
the rugged coastline to the Ca
madam border.
The only single point where four
of the United States meet is To-
Gated at the southeast corner Of
Utah. The boundaries of Colorado,
Arizona and New Mexico also turn
at this dot on the map.
The North Carolina State sing
ing convention, better known as
THE Benson Sing" was held yes
terday at Benson.
\
Recommended on a visit to New
York City-a 50-mile yacht trip
around Manhattan Island. Lolling
on deck in comfortable chairs, the
tourist turns his eyes on the pass
ing skyline and shore, tuning his
ears to the voice of the guide, speak
ing into an amplifier. The boats
leave at 10 am, pm. and 4 pm
During July and August, moonlight
sails start at 7:30 pm. Another
suggestion: A sail up the Hudson
River on the Hudson River Day
Line boat, leaving at 10 am, to
West Point. The three-hour excur-
sion permits two hours to visit the
Evening star., 1941-06-29

The worlds longest undersea tuln-
mel, stretching nearly five miles from
Shimonoseki to Maoji, in Japan, for
a railway, is nearing completion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Expressmen Pick
Brotherhood

Results OF 4 secret poll Of
striking truck drivers and ware
houSemen at The Railway Express
Agency here show the men are
Overwhelmingly in favor Of the
Brotherhood Of Railway Express
Clerks Union. Thomas 4, Bickers,
representative of the national
mediation board, announced today.
Bickers said that only nine men
out OF 1877 admitted being mem
bers OF the Transfers Union
which claims jurisdiction over
them The results will be for
10 the national IA illtpa4
mediation board ia Washington.
The clerks union called strike
AZ the Detroit agency rs DAYS ago
as result Of Us jurisdlctional
with the transfers union.
Since that time all shipments BY
rail and air have been halted.
Two hundred nincty-four ballots
were sent out OF these So were
returned unmarked. eight were
voided and 70 were not returned
The teamsterS union had in
structed its members 10 ignore the
ballots.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
I Traffic Dead
Over Weekend

Two persons were killed In
traffic accidents in Detroit over
the weekend.
The victims:
IVO COLLINS, Is, Of 1850
Whitehill avenue.
LEON BELL, 81, Of 1910 PEN
rose avenue.
Collins was killed when he was
struck by a car DRIVEN by Earl
Fothcrby % of 1858. Evanston
avenue, while crossing Whittier
avenue at Whitehill F'otherby was
released after questioning by
police.
Bell died Of injuries after the car
he was driving collidcd with one
driven by KnutC Saco, 80. of 15S47
fuller avenue. SacO who police
said had been drinking was
held for investigation of
negligent homicide. Witnesses said
that Saeo,s car had gone through
a red light at Seven-Mile road and
John r. street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Stores TO Vie
With Displays
For Fund Prizes

The annual window display con.
test sponsored by the Adcraft Club
and-,Ibe Detroit Display Mems
Club 4 bcBlf OF the Detroit Com
munity KIND campaign VIII in
.clude Is department stores and
speciality shops in IT'S entry list.
Four department stores and u
speciality shops will decorate win
.dowS calling attention 10 Fund
campaign. October II TO Novem-
Der l., in competition for prizes
Offered by the Adcraft Club total
ing $40. The prizes are given to
the store display men who deco
rate the windows.
Opening October u. the win
dow display contest VIII be Judged
on October % by a jury Of Judges
chosen from the Adcraft Club and
the Women's Advertising Club.
Those already selected as judges
are Mrs. May o. VanderPY and
+. Lee Johnston, first vice presi-
dent of the Adcraft Club.
Stores entered include Crowley.
Miner a. Co.. J. l.. hudson Com
pany. Ernst Kern Company, Mont
gomery Ward e. Co, AnniS FurS.
Cunningham Drug Store at Wash
ington boulevard1and Grand River.
BrotherS%o Co., Hughes
& Hatcher, Irving Shop S. S
EreSge two StoreSl, McBryde
Boot Shop, Michigan Consolidated
Gas Company and Saks Fifth
Avenue.
Eighty agencies OF the Detroit
Community Fund today were hold
ing an open house which will con-
tinue through the funds annual
drive from October u 10 Novem-
Der y 10 acquaint Detroiters with
the work Of the organizations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
90 Lost With Ship

STOCKHOLM. Oct. 20.-GNS)
Dispatches from oslo said today
that 80 NorwegianS were lost
when the 700-ton Norwegian mail
steamer Vesteraalen was tor
pedoed and sunk between Tromsoe
and HamerfeSt. A few members
OF the crew were saved. Oslo
newspapers said the Vesteraalen
was not conveyed and that no
German vessels were nearby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

geant on the cleanup squad from
1917 10 1923. said OF Fisher:
He never shouted. He always
said that because a man was i'm
Jail doesn't mean he already j.
found guilty.
He was as honest a. the day
IL long. He could have made
tens Of thousands OF dollars IL
he were dishonest"
For the last five years. Fisher
has worked i'm the Identification
bureau. Hc registered thousands
ef prisoners, including those IN
dicted by Judge Homer erguson' 5
grand jury.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Mystery Wells
Youth S DEATH;
Order Autopsy

A 16-year-old boy died in his
home under mysterious circum-
stances early today and the cor
oner's office Immediately ordered
an autopsy
Charles Caldwell OF pa South
Bayside avenue was found wob-
bling on the front porch yesterday
Afternoon, 90 minutes after he
had left his home 10 watch a
football game with three other
-VouthS at Belle Isle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

Dorais only platform was a
pledge 10 use common sense in
performing his part in municipal
management.
Today the coach is in no differ
ent position, except that added 10
his busy schedule are the duties OF
a councilman.
He is making no campaign
speeches. He has no organization,
other than the following that
comes naturally 10 a man who
makes friends easily and holds
popularity without conscious ef-
fort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
LIQUOR THEORY

DIR. Harcourt II. Ptolmy OF POI
South Oakwood avenue treated
him and sent him 10 bed. Early
today he was called again and
when he arrived at the Caldwell
home the youth was dead.
Homicide Detectives II AIRY
.Gaide and George kimball inveSti-
gated the possibility that some one
may have given the victim intoXi-
.cantS
Doctor Ptolmy reported he
found no sign of injury on Charles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

The American Ship of State
will never be sunk II we have
enough battleships for defense.
You can help build them by
making a habit of buying De-
tense Savings Bonds and Stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

and at no time did he think his
condition was alarming.
The youth suffered minor IN
jurias In an auto accident three
weeks ago.
Charles was an oleventh-grade
student at CaSs Tech High School
The American ship of State
will never he sunk IL we have
enough battleshlps for defense.
You can help build them by
making q habit of buying De-
Tense Savings Bonds and Stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

because Of iil-
ness which sent
him 20 Woman 5
Hospital He re-
Gently suffered
q heart attack.
Fisher s. has
spent 80 years
on the force
during "a hlch
lime he particle
pated in many
raids on sam
bling houses
and blind pigs
Deputy Super
Intend eut Al
fred A. Siska
a former ser
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Detective Fisher
ORetire After
30 Years Service

Described by q police official
as the most courteous EuN on q
raid I ever SaW HetcctlNe sgt
Elmer Bu0 Fisher IS retiring
from Che police force "Wednesday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

that DoraiS also is n lawyer He
was graduated in law from Notre
Dame and later earned bachelor
of arts degree at Columbia College
in Iowa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
5 Billion Lend-Ledse
Passage Date Set

WAS GTON Oct 20
ilNS Senate leaders tod "A y
adopted q tentative program cali
inr ron passage Thursday oi the
s. s9l Goo uHl iI0G-e-a p provo q
Iend-.fasc appropriation after TWO
days q consideration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
BY FRANK NORRIS

When friends entered Charles +. (GS) DoaiS candi
date for Common Council 1899 the with
University of football
yerSy athletic director campaign for
lie didn't headquarters. he
odd he veter Smith
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

This pragFEm hss hsen
cifen The Detroit Times BY
tnr stations nersin listed ~
the presentations A. sched-
uif8 are not on the Az.
tho fauIt lies with The sta
tons and not The Detroit
Tines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
What S on the Air
MONDAY AFTERNOON

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
NOT A CRUSADER
al have no particular crusade
M IInnc q n.nNn ~ INnrn1c % Il

al have no particular crusade
no flags To wave" DoralS said.
If he has earned any special
recognition during his first term,
the councilman hopes il has been
the friendship Of young people. He
likes 10 think that boys and girls
of Detroit regard him as their
especial representative in the alSs-
tere lawmaking chamber.
His own particularly undertake.
ing has been a plan for to turn
vacant property. into Fairgrounds,
He wants skating Kinks, Sottball
diamonds. tennis courts, sand piles
and the like in every neighhorhood.
But he has discovered that in
stead of telling why a new project
should be undertaken, politicians
usually spend their time telling
why If can't be done.
It have learned that every
time YOU sponsor something
new, you run into objections at
every turn" Councilman DoraiS
hdIA. GOu NidNU Win
OF finance. personnel, supervision
and the like.
SLOW ON NEW IDEAS
cit takes time TO get a new
idea across"
When he talks in the council
about the problems Of children,
DoralS knows whereof he speaks,
He has five at his home on War
rington drive-Bill, Tom, Dorothy,
Joan and David.
Next 10 his playground plan,
the coach IS most interested I'm re-
lieving congestion in the driver y
license division at Central Station
He thinks The public. forced TO
wait in long lines, has a legitimate
squawk,
As a remedy, he has asked that
s licenses he issued IN each
precinct station and Commissioner
Frank D. Eaman has promised to-
try this out tentatively in two or
three precincts.
PROPOSES HOSPITAL
CourSlman DoraiS also has pro-
posed turning city owned Barlum
Hotel into a hospital 10 relieve
congestion at Receiving Hospital
and as a step away from the syS-
TEN Of licensed private hospitals.
Born 80 years ago in Wisconsin,
TnnVpfr hoe Nnnnr4 IV, tho Y,ttiNl4r
since the day in 1911 when he
stepped onto the gridiron at Notre
Dame as a teammate of the late
Knute Rockne He later was an
assistant coach under Rockne
He moved to Detroit in 1925.
when called by the University Of
Detroit
Because OF his successful career
in football, few persons remember
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
The Council Nominees:
DOraiS Youths Pal.
Not u Crusader

1.-THE following of series of daily sketches being
ALPHABETICALLY The IS for Common Council The
story tomorrow viii be George +. EdWsrds)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
MONDAY EVENING

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
TUESDAY AFTERNOON

B-lrfermeEE1-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
RADIO

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

~ bo NoON
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-06
Army Release
Forms Available
Times stan Correspondent

FORT CUSTER. Sept. 6.-Only
few selectees had asked for the
forms necessary for the release
from active duty of those who had
attained IS years of age prior 70
their induction. post officials said
today
The announcement that the
forms had been received and were
available at the post personnel
office was made yesterday IN the
post : fficial bulletin Most of the
10000 troops regularly quartereo
here are away on maneuverS In
the South, where local officers
said II is unlikely that division
officers viii be able 10 investigate
and pass on the applications.
However IL is expected that
ma jor portion Of the application!
of this group viii he made wher
the division returns next month
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-06
City Employees
Strike Is Ended

BATTLE CREEK, Sept. g.
Battle Creeks striking city en-
ployes today were returning 70
work while special committee
began drawing up claSSifcationS
of city workmen. which was one
Of the detectives for which tho
strike was called Tuesday.
Settlement Of the strike was
reached yesterday. The settlement
included elimination Of the sliding
scale of pay. whereby employs
were paid AT different rates al
different times. depending on the
work they were assigned.
Other settlement terms included
pay for holidays. seven days SICK
leave annually and grievance pro
cedure.
During the strike street repair
projects were halted and a mum
Der of homes in outlying district:
were without water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-06
Retail Ads
Continue Rise

Chicago Sept. s. - Retail
newspaper advertising in SO major
cities totaled ls.7l2,724 lines dur
ing the week ended August %,
compared with 17.59S,403 lines
during tho corresponding week Of
last year, according 10 Advertising
Age. This is an increase Of 6.3 per
cent.
For the 34-weck period since the
beginning Of the year, newspapers
carried 667 0S6.217 lines, against
.637 ,05l 1913 lines during the COR
responding period Of last year, for
an increase of Al per cent.
The gain for the week Of August
% marks the twenty-third con-
secutive seven-day period in which
194l Image has shown an increase
over the comparable week, of last
year.