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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-25

Harriet Parks boys tailed their
second straight win in lnter-Park
competition Thursday afternoon to
gain top place in the standings as
they walked away with their con-
test against Woodruff. Collecting 81
points during the afternoons COM
petition, Harriet's representatives
showed under Woodruff's by the
overwhelming score OF 81 to- l6.
Frank with five points was high
man for Woodruff, with Cazier and
Moore being the only other point
winners. All the rest OF the points
we're taken by Harriet including
the 20 awarded for the softball
game. With Wilson and Love their
battery, Harriet boys scored once
in the second inning and six times
in the fourth to win 7-3. Stein and
Easing handled the battery chores
for Woodruff.
The other Inter-PSTk contest was
a little closer with Recreation
hanging up its initial win with a
So TO 81 victory over Prospect. II.
was the Prospects boys second
straight loss. they having been bad
" defeated 1922 in their opening
contest against Woodruff last week.
The two parks were rather even in
the field events, Recreation being
slightly in the lead at their conclu-
sion 80 to 81. Boys from the West
Side had II all owe their opponents
in the softball game as they won
out 5 to /. Norman did the pitch
ing for the victorious Recreation
team while King received. Herbst
for Prospect with Peterson
the catching.
Harriet VS.. Woodruff
Paddle Tennis
Singles
Bass (H) def. D. Easing CW).
(W) def. Atkins (H), Taylor
CID def. R. Easing (W). Wilson
(H) def. Moore (Pl. Points: Har-
riet 8, Woodruff 8.
Doubles
Wilson-Roberson (H) def. Harner-
Cazier (W). Points: Harriet s,
Woodruff O..
Croquet
Singles
Atkins CID def. Cristy (W(.
Moore (W) def. Hamilton CID,
(W) tied Grinage (H).
Points: Harriet ~. Woodruff Az.
Doubles 49,.
Atkins Grinage (H) def. Cristy-
Moore (W). Points: Harriet 6,
Woodruff 2.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-25
Sports Calendar

TODAY
City League Baseball
Central Specially VS.. Cubs, Rec
reation Park.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-25
United Stove Hurled to Fourth
Straight Win by Dale Hanson

hit and was the result of a pair OF
two-base boots in tie fifth.
The Stovemen scored their only
two earned runs in the second and
third innings. Their remaining
four came in the fourth inning
when the Sears cefense fell apart
behind Malcolm McCulloch. Four
very damaging errors were COM
mitted during the fatal frame, and
along with a pair of legitimate hits,
a wild pitch, and a passed ball,
they resulted in four runs and
handed the game to United Stove.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-25
Annual Pet Show Will be
August 5 in Burns Park

Ann Arbors Mich. July 25-The
Ann Arbor Kiwanis Club, in CO.
operation with the city recreation
department, will sponsor the city's
annual pet show August 5 at 7
o'clock in Burns Park.
The judges will include Eugene
Stein. Walter Springer, Raymond
Hutzel, Walter Burrows, Lynn Fry,
Leonard Fisher, Karl Karsian and
y. ]. Prakken.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-25
Ann Arbor Mews

ing. and hurried TO the scene to
find the driver 1000 yards away
from his car. lying in a semi-cons-
cious state on the parking extern
sion. He was rushed to the hos.
pital. where he is employed, by
ambulance.
Struck In Eye
Miss Eda Beck. 90. 504 Miller
Ave, was treated by a local physi-
clan for a severe bruise sustained
when a baseball thrown from the
outield during a game at Wines
Field Thursday night, struck her
in the right eye.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-25
CAR STOLEN

Ann Arbor, Mich, July 25-To-
day sherif's officers were inyesti-
eating theft of a car belonging to
Harold Sutton. Manchester, from
Vampires Lake between 10 and
1880 Thursday night, and theft
OF two tires from a gas station
owned by Kenneth Bazetti on Jack
son Ave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Typical Diplomat

Won Papen seems to me to be
just what an European "diplo-
mat" ought 10 be-a fascinating
liar. double-dealer and, no
doubt, from his own standpoint,
as good a patriot" as George
Washington. For in a career like
Won Papen's the END justifies
the means" which is only
dangerous and diabolical doc
trine when you do not agree
with the other fellow send
OF course. 1 loathe Won Papen
as much as Mr.. Koeves does, but
after all, are not these great
scoundrels the very meat of all
drama, of all history, and are
they not the greatest thrill gen.
orators both for biographers and
readers!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Miami Plans
Joyous Time
AtNewY ear
MIAMI, Fla, Nov. %.


A "blitzkrieg of joy" TO bring
"A respite TO war troubled
minds of the nations top-hight
executives seeking health and
pep here for next years ma
tional defense tasks is planned
by Miamis Orange Bowl COM
mittee for December 30, 81,
January ], 2.
Nothing short OF an about
effort, having as its prototype
the historic fun festivals of
famed Roman holidays 1000
years ago, will satiate the desire
of some 200 workers here who
are mapping a four-day schedule
of events that should make WISH
tors slap-happy.
A fashion show in Bayfront
Park streamlined into a musical
comedy in three acts, the King
Orange Jamboree Parade with
5000 participants, so bands, Is
floats featuring black lighting
effects" a morning race meet at
Tropical Park, January /, the
Orange Bowl football games the
same afternoon and water
pageant January 2 on Biscayne
Bay will highlight the activities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Won Papen Portrait

That. however, is the picture
Thor koeves got OF Franz peH
Papen in Satan in Top Hat"
tAiliance). Won Papen is now
German ambassador TO Turkey,
where, il is said. he has been
working night and day to pitch
fork Turkey into an alliance
with Hitler.
Mr.. Koeves' factual and psy-
Geological biography OF the most
interesting man of the century.
does not leave me with the inn
preston that he is Satan or
that he is the genius OF evil.
although as an international spy
and plotter he is bad enough.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Detroit TO Miami
Train TO Start

THE NEW YORK CENTRAL
Southern Railway System-Sea-
board Railway will again OPP
crate its combined Winter train,
the Florida Sunbeam. between
Detroit and Miami Beach, Fla,
opening the new season with a
trip leaving Detroit December
u at Has p. m.
For the first time in its his
tory the train will be all Pull
man and will be powered by a
Diesel locomotive between Gin
cinnati and Valdosta, Ga. 1t
will be the only Diesel service
direct to Florida.
The Sunbeam follows a scenic
route to both coasts OF Florida.
crossing the picturesque Ohio
Valley, the Kentucky Bluegrass.
region, the canyon of the Emory
River, the Cumberland Plateau
and the Tennessee River Valley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
NoOOk3
Writer Paints Won Papen
as Satan in Top Hat

BY BENJAMIN DECASsEREs
DOES Satan particularly
when he assumes the dis
guiss Of 4 diplomat-wear a top
hatr
Certainly Heinrich Heine. the
great Germ an poet, thought
that His Majesty was a respect
able guy when he wrote:
IL called tho devil and he came,
And then I saw Nth q ponder
ING Gaxs,
He ,sas not hidsors, 10 pds not
lame,
But q genial man ,c,th charm
ing s0dys.
A man IN the very flush Of his
prime,
Experienced, sunrs and in touch
NTH his time.
As a diplomat his talent is great,
And he speaks wisely Of Church
and State"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Kentueky's Wonder Cave

Kentucky's wonder cave,
fantastic fairyland. which in
July was placed under the ma
tons protection, now known as
Mammoth Cave National Park,
is one Of the most thrilling
sights throughout the southland.
To the west is Arkansas with
its Hot Springs National Park,
where health cures are stimu-
lated in a mild salubrious all
year climate uniting outdoor
recreation with the benefits of
spa and resort.
Following the western trail
into New Mexico, Americas his
tory from ancient civilization
down TO the course of the en-
pire when the West was young.
comes to mind at old Santa F'e.
historic city of the ancient Aztec
civilization, Spanish mission
days, Mexican city and out
post for American civilization in
the pioneer days Of the West.
Highlighted among the tourist
attractions is the famous Carls-
bad Caverns National Park. the
worlds most glamorouS fairy
land. where Twin Domes and
Mighty Columns present an en-
trance to crystal world Under
ground.
A visit through the pictur-
esque Indian country with its
cliff city abodes, takes one back
to prehistoric time made doubly
impressive as a background for
Indian ceremonial festivals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

Dedicated to the Virgin OF
Guadalupe, who ranks as
patroness among many of New
Mexico's Spanish-American viii
lagos, the Tortugas honor her
with traditional dances and an
impressive penitent pilgrimage
to Tortugas Mountain, which
stands behind the village.
The fiesta opens with the car
rying of the image of the Virgin
of Guadalupe from her private
shrine at the edge of the Tortu-
gas village to the church, where
she will remain until New Years
Day.
After the initial procession,
the Indians begin the long pill
grimage up the mountainside,
which Stimulates the journey of
Juan Diego, native or Mexico
to whom the Virgin appeared
centuries ago with instructions
to build her special chapel.
Sometimes the Tortugas crawl
up the mountain side on their
knees; many carry burdens of
some sort, and other undergo
other forms of torture. On the
arduous journey to the sum-
NIT, the Indians prepare bon
fires which will be lighted on
the return trip.
Visitors will find the Tortu-
gas village easily accessible by a
a statewide system of all-paYed
highways in addition to the ia
ciliaties of the Santa Fee and
Southern Pacific Railways,
Transcontinental n Western
Airlines and Continental Air
Lines, Santa Fee Railways and
Greyhound buses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Offer 200 Acres

And as a result they offer 200
acres in Michigan's picturesque
northern country devoted ex-
clusively to Winter sports. The
park includes Is miles Of ski
and snowshoe trails, two ski
lows, six toboggan runs and a
tremendous skating rink capable
of entertaining several thousand
skaters.
The bulk of the credit for the
park must 60 to the state and
federal governments. They have
contributed approximately $780,
600 In cash and materials, not to
mention the thousands of dollars
in labor furnished by CCC boys
in the Grayling area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
New Train Added
To Florida Run
CHICAGO, Nov. %.

AS PART Of the program for
co-ordinated rail service be-
tween the Midwest and Florida,
effective December IL, q new
train. the Sunchaser, will be
added to the Illinois Central
fleet, ii was announced by j. V.
Lanigan, passenger traffic man.
ager.
The new train, described as
"one-night-out," will leave both
northern and southern terminals
in the morning, arriving at des-
tinations the next day. De-
parture from Chicago will be 9
a. m, from st. Louis at II so
a. M, with arrivals in Jackson
vile at 1918 the next morning,
Miami at $50 p. mr., and Tampa
at 6 p. m. Returning, the Sun
chaser will leave Tampa and
Miami late in the morning, with
arrivals in st. Louis and Chi
cago the following afternoon and
early evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Detained Yankees

The author sums up this fear
some and fascinating fellow as
follows:
His character was that OF An
q m b tious and self-centered
junker, born In Westphalia, on
the border Of the Franoo-Gothic
world, who founded a new Ger
man political and diplomatic
school by uniting Prussian bru-
tally with q smoothness and q
smiling slyness practiced before
him only by Latins, such rs
MachiaveIli, Joseph Fouche and
Pierre Laval"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Famed Museum

The Ringing Art Museum at
Sarasota, where John and Mabel
Ringing have given to Florida
a magnificent collection Of paint
ings of the Byzantine school and
an equally magnificent parade of
Italian canvases dating from
the fourteenth century to
say nothing Of the worlds larg-
est collection of Rubens.
A little eating house far down
on the Overseas Highway to Key
West, where you eat red snap
per caught as you wait and
broiled by 200-pound black
cook who halls from Georgia.
Yes, Florida is a state of SUI
perlatives, but as you explore it.
certain unforgettable highlights
Will linger in your memory t..
spots you can never forget.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

MIAMI BEACH. Fla, Nov. %.
THE annual trek of Winter va.
i cationists to Miami Beach.
sunshine capital of the United
States, is now under way.
Hundreds of visitors are arriv-
ing daily as ships, planes, auto
mobiles, buses and trains de-
posit heavy loads of sun-follow-
ers seeking to escape the rigors
of northern weather. And city
officials are quietly thankful for
35 new hotels and AZ new apart
ment houses constructed during
the Summer. The new buildings,
augmenting present facilities,
are expected to provide ade-
quate accommodations for the
greatest Winter throng in the
history Of Miami Beach.
Transportation C ON p a n es,
noting the southwark rush of
business, have stepped up their
schedules to meet the demands
of tourists to Miami Beach.
Eastern Air Lines, which oper-
ates 35 planes a week from New
York during normal times, will
place 70 planes a week in flight
from the metropolis here during
the Winter season. Flying time
from New York is between eight
and nine hours.
Railroads. too, have inaugu-
rated a new fast route" from
New York to the South. The
traveller may board a train in
New York and arrive here just
"a hours later. The Florida
East Coast railroad will place
35 trains weekly on the run from
New York here, while the Sea-
board Air Line railway has
scheduled four departures daily
on the through run from New
York.
The Greyhound bus lines have
stepped up their schedule to in
clude SO buses operating each
week between New York and
this resort city. OF the SO buses.
u are classified as limited" and
roll between New York and
Miami Beach in less than 40
hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Plan TO Rebuild
Canedo Adobe

STATE AND county historical
groups will cooperate in the
recently approved reconstruc-
ton of the Canedo adobe built
in 1894 near San Juan Capis-
trano mission, adding one more
attraction TO the Roads to Ro-
nance" in Orange County. Cali
fornia. Harry Oliver. student of
early California architecture and
an authority on adobe construc-
ton, will be in charge of re-
construction,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Greyhound Bus
Ready for HOLIDAYS

THE ENTIRE feet Of 2.i00
Greyhound motor coaches WIN
be placed in first-class conditior
for the Christmas holiday r,ish,
executives Of the GREYHOUND
Lines reported today.
The most extensive recoudi-
tioning program In the COM
panys history was started esrlv
in September and IL nearine
completion. Special care ~
been devoted also to mapuinS
routes 20 take care Of soI6IorS
going home on furioush durin9
the HOLIDAYS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
S
lee Season
Promising
BY AL KAUFMAN
CRAWLING, Nov. /:


IN THIS enterprising commu-
4 nifty the home folks are talk
ing about the largest Winter
sports season in its history.
They are comparing their zoo
acre Winter sports mecca to the
famous Sun Valley resort in
Idaho, and from the best infor-
nation available from the park
division of the state conserva-.
ton department they can right
fully do so.
They are visioning a record
breaking attendance, far in ex-,
cess of the $4,000 paid admis-
sions last year. With the CO.
operation of the state and fed
eral governments they have been
able to obtain the necessary
facilities. 70
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Yosemite ski Runs
Improved BY CCC

DOWNFALL RUNS at the
Badger Pass ski slopes in Yo-
semitic have been improved this
Fall by CCC crews. Work con-
tinueS on the construction of a
30-meter ski jump at the Pass.
and it is hoped that this project
can be completed this Fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Many Fond Memories

All Florida is enthralling. bu
certain definite highlights vii
finger in ones memory throug
he years. for example:
The Morris Joneses roun
house at Lake Wales, segmentet
like a pie into a living room.
two bedrooms, a bathroom and a
kitchen, all surrounding the
great circular dining room.
Mrs. Jones explains that she
had always wanted a round
house and that one Sunday
morning, with Mr.. Jones at
church, she covered the round
dining table with white paper
and had plans for the house
completed when her husband re-
turned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

I'M JUST back from two or
\ three weeks of prowling
around Florida. skirting its east
ern and western shores and
criss-crossing the state to hit the
highlights. and 1 roll back into
Detroit to have Eddie Matheson
of our touring division tell me
that inquiries on Florida are
steadily rising. They are 81 per
cent up from this time last year.
Little wonder. for Florida is
magnificent AWinter-play place,
albeit it is growing in stature
as a year-round vacationland.
Last Summers volume of visit
ors was fully 40 per cent above
that of any previous Summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Bank Fishing Popular

Bank fishing is not practical
many places but is popular along
the inter-coastal canal where
steep banks bring deep water
within the reach Of the bank
fishermen.
AT the peak OF the season the
banks along the canal have
somewhat the appearance of
picket fence from the number
of anglers who are enjoying the
sport. Usually, all OF them
make good catches.
Fine hard-surface roads lead
TO within a short distance of all
the favorite fishing camps. both
OF the west shore and the east
shore Of Mobile Bay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Choice Delicacies

Tarpon Springs and the Greek
sponge-fishing feet -. and
strange foods, including octopus
tentacles. in one OF the water
front coffee shops.
The Fountain Of Youth In st.
Augustine, which stout-hearted
Juan Ponce De Leon believed
meant eternal youth. only q few
steps from the spot where he
stepped ashore April 3, 1913. to
claim all Florida for his king.
The kapok trees in Fort
Myers. the trees from which
commercial kapok is taken :.
magnificent when they bloom
into a mass of fragrant mauve
blossoms, and the only Cannon
-hall1 tree in the United States.
a strange tree whose fruit"
s inches in diameter. is so hard
an ak Is needed to open the
outer shell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Cavalier History

Cavalier history and the old
English gardens at Charlestown
offer the charm of another
America romanticiZed in the
stately culture of South Caro-
lina's pre-revolutionary days.
Near by are the flower lands OF
Magnolia and Middleton gar
dens framing shining mirrors of
the Ashley's water bends with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
A Glorious Garden

Cypress Gardens, near Winter
Haven. with its miles OF wind
ing waterway mirroring
azaleas, japonicas and other
vivid blossoms in the still water
strange plants from Ceylon
and the Solomon Islands
cypress trees centuries old ris-
ing like great brown fluted col
umns from the black waters
and costumed models 10
pose for camera enthusiasts.
Pan-American Airport. just
below Miami, where the gigantic
clipper planes arrive and depart
with the same routine as trains
at a station.
The so-called Parrot Jungle.
south OF Miami, where literally
hundreds of multi-colored ma
caws, parrots, flaIningos and
cockatoos fit through the trees
and perch on the fences
and on the shoulders of visitors!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
City Started First

AS L. N. Jones, chief of the
state parks division. explained:
I'VE have made plans % De-
velop moro and moro Of our
parks for Winter sports. De-
velopments have been made q
Muskegon and Ludington. They
are not ~ extensive - those &C
Grayling because, 1t seems, that
city started its Winter sports
program before the others did.~
Jones said that since last
year the toboggan house ut
Grayling has been completed
and a junior ski jump made
available for use this Winter. In
addition, ski runs have been
cleaned, leveled and developed 10
give the Winter sports fan the
most enjoyment possible.
They Seek Conveyor
Jones said park officials hoped
to have the toboggan conveyor
completed before the season
gets underway the first of the
year. The job, he said, il de-
pendent upon availability to OBJ.
tain necessary materials. II the
conveyor cannot be installed the
system OF loading sleds on trac-
tors will be continued. p.
Jones also visioned a ski
jump Tor experts" il and when
materials now required In ma
tional defense are obtainable.
He said plans for expansion OF
other state Winter parks are
being discussed but il alt hinges
upon ability to obtain materials
and labor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Vdcdtioners to Surge
Into South|dnds Early
U.S. Ffove|HGIniit Says S

TNHE record breaking Summer
l. vacation travel, which pre-
coded and extended the tradi-
tional period with outing
interludes of heavy weekend
excursions, will merge into an
early trek to the southlands,
according to the United States
travel bureau. in a survey of
Fall and Winter trends.
Maintaining that the APP
proach of Winter will see
larger cross section of Ameri-
cans responding TO the holiday
call and that, in world which
dramatizes emotion in terms of
movement, many will seek re-
taxation. There are early Win
ter resorts where one may re-
capture some of the zest for
living.
New Health Slogan
The health fulfillment OF
the slogan Travel strengthens
America: II builds the nations
health. wealth and unity" has a
timely application in southern
resorts. spas and vacation haunts
which unite in offering climate
for outdoor recreation.
Memories Of sunshine. bios
SONS. sports in the open and
happy vacations cling lovingly to
such resounding names as Shen-
andoah, Piedmont and the Old
South, ever remindful OF grouse
and turkey hunting and good
fishing days for trout and bass;
or to pack the golf bag, the ten
mis- racket, the camera, and
sports clothes.
Vacation Astir
Vacation Is astir amid the
grandeur and a scenery Of Blue
Ridge Mountain romance in
Shenandoah National Park.
Eastward. down historic thor
oughfares, is the Tidewater
Peninsula which heard the
drumbeats and footballs OF the
nations founders, to Old James
town where America was era
died and where vacation spots
with Charlottesville and York
town breathe the Old Dominion
of early American history.
For the lover Of water sports,
Virginia Beach and Old Point
Comfort spell seashore vaca-
tons at their best; OF one may
follow the horseback trails
through sylvan charms to the
famed health resort of Virginia
Hot Springs where, from The
Homestead" from October to
April starts the Ride to the
Hounds" or to the "Greenbrier"
at White Sulphur Springs, West
Virginia.
Asheville, where q succession
of ranges billow to the distant
peaks of the great Smoky Noun
tains National Park, is one Of
Americas popular resorts and
Is where the big shots" of golf
ing 60 on parade. Festivals fol-
low the season at Pinehurst as
in English country life, the
Carolina" serves hospitality for
year-round tennis tournaments.
four champion golf courses and
many polo meets.
Cavalier History