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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-27
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 Briefs

Woburn, Mass, June 27 - (UP) -Woburn's tax rate for 1922 has been announced as $52.40 per $1,OOO valuation, an increase of $17 over last year. Mayor William E. Kane said the large increase was neces- sary to cover @ school deficit.
 Boston, June 27 - (UP.) - A met income of S945,S70 was report cd by the Boston and Maine Railroad for May as compared with Ss05,AS6 i'm May l94l.
 Figures announced last night showed net earnings of sS,lSl.674 for the first five months of 1942 aa compared with $2,40S,930 for the corresponding period last year.
 AuRusta, Me-, June % - (U.P) - Maine farmers received $2l FOG, ,O0C more for their principal I04l crops than In the previous year, it was re- ported today by the State Markets Division. Total value of the princi- nal lO4l crops was $48, ,707 900 as compared with $27,ll7.OOO in ioAO.
 Boston, June 2e = (U.P.) - Delegates t0 Che two-day eonven. tlon oR the General Welfare Fed- cratiom oG AmeFica vote here to- day on proposal that 100000 mostaI cards be sent Co President RooseveIt asking his approval of q Ss0-to-g g6o a-nionth pension plan for alI unemployed citizens over co.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-27

wichita, Kan, b the home of the National Gemi-Pro baseball con- gress, . nationwide organization of sandlok- -teanaR.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-27

The farm production of eggs M Canada in l94l Is estimated ct 244,- l54,OOO dozen. an increase of T'OOO.- GOO over I040.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-27

wood and fibre are being used In rnsking anie leather fng slaoes n
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-27
(. Y. 0. BREAKFAST SU NDAY MORNING
Mount Carmel Members to Receive Communion at
 8:3O Mass First
BROOKLYN NEWS

The Catholic Youth Organization of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church will hold & communion breakfast tomorrow morning at the parish hall following the 8:30 Mass at the church. Members will receive communion in a body at that Mass.
 Invited guests are Rev. Patrick w. Flynn, pastor, Rev. Dennis Birarelli, and Rev. Austin Saunders. Arr arrangements are being made by q committee composed of Anne Raimo, chairman, Anne D'Angelo. and James Ieronimo.
 The organization held a social Thursday night at the parish hall Dancing, games, a special enter tainment and refreshments were or the program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-27

Choir Reception
 The St. JoSeph's Student choir held a reception and social for new members last night at the choir room in the old school. A large group attended. A special enter tainment, music, and refreshments were on the program.
 Invited guests included Rev. Jo- Seph J. ValantiejuS, pastor; Rev Albert Zanavich, Rev. Albert Cabi- tor and Rev. Benedict Guaronskas Professor Alexander J. Aleksis choirmaster, served as master of ceremonies.
 Arrangements for the party were made by Gladys Nekrocius, presi- dent; Dolores Markus, Helen Padai- gis, Lillian Popikas, Eleanor Kar- veliS and Milda BrazauSkas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-27

Choir Outing
 The St. Patrick's church choir will close its season with hot-dog roast this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of the director, Mrs. Rob- ert Birt, on Grove street.. Plans will be discussed, at that time for fall activities.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-27

St. Ann's Meeting
 St. Ann'S society of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church vii. hold its regular monthly meeting Monday night at 8 o'clock at the parish hall. Miss Matilda Dezinno will preside.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-18

es niht. 8as an 2ebensmitteIbor-
rdten iiberbanpt Dorbanoen lit. 1T
MIR nod fir Die reihiten 2eilte oo.
grot foltet iest in atben is Dollar
ie ,Qaib.''
Sn Der tiirfiiden Greiie tpirb, Die
sfritiide grnabrunesfrage in @rie-
dei,lanb iait tdelid erortert. Die,
3eitung ,,ltlus' beribtet, bob gun
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-18
9anser amb Yeiilena iiber GMropa

SIMMER neue SiobspoIten treffen
bon Der Sbtpei5 ein iiber gan5e linter
9uneer uno &dlte Ieioenoe 26noer
guropas. Cine Der ihiimmiten &al-
teipellen felt Sssabren erbobt bie 2eiben
oes bonn 4riee aerriiienen europa
nod nebr. sSn pielen @ebieten lit Der
gerfebr labmeeleet. Sdulen iino &C.
fdloiien uno ,nee3ablte Eauienoe lei
ben nnter Maneel an a,,sreidenoer
&leioung nno 8rennitoff. Die 2dnaer
bon 0tittel- uno Siiooitellropa iino
ON Ihiperiten betroffen. Seniperat,.=
rem bon Nna big 20 @rab unter Nuu
6obrenbeit nno in Hublano BON 43
@roo unter Nna peroen beribtet unb
in pielen @ebicten fomn,cn ibWere
Shnecltiirme bin5u. Der 8erfebr al,f
Der Donou lit p0ais ltiageleet.
9ie ,,9ribnne oe @enepe' in Bern,
e6lpei3, peroffentlidt 8erihte aus
Siioolteuropa, iponod oie gauge 9ries
diihe 8epolferune Snnger leioet nno
Die ;3ultdnoc in onoeren 8alfonlolls
bern niht mebr bon elmer art lino,
ooB bon BORT oen @rieden Silie ge=
brad)t tperoen fonnte. Aesppten pla-
ne, 10000 eried)iiden &inoern elm
Aipl 3u bieten, aber cine polle Dtil=
Iiou iolder &inoer ,peroe tpeiter Der
@efabr a,tseeiest iperoen, Sungers 5u
fterben, uno oas gleid)e S6idlol Sro,
be pieIen alten 2e,,teu, lno eelnnos
beitlib 5usrunoeaerihteten, mittello-
fen Aneeborieen Der einitiaen sriedi-
f6en armee. Die Streitfrdfte ser
Nblenmdhte, oie n,ln @riedenlano
beiest balteu, baben es, i6reibt Die
,Srib,mc' ieet nibt leidt, iid in
oe,n 2anoe, int oos tie eineefollen iino,
ielbit nit bent ssotieIten ou oeriorsen.
Sso6 ser Daritell,,ne Der aorre-
fponbenteu bes @enfer 8lattes bat
&mmGnien, oas Dor oem be,,tihen
@inmarid) vmGrdenboft reid" geipe-
fen iei, m,n oie 8rotfarte fennen ae=
lernt SSsueoilaspien, friiber pirtidaft=
lid ielhitaeniieiam, lei nit Ieiner
golfserndbruna ieet ebenfoas pom
Muslanoe obbaneie. Sdlimm iebe es
a,t6 in 8ulaorien aug, bas lid nln
aefolen laiien miiile, als ems Der
9ouptauf,norideebiete fiir oeutihc
,nb itolieniihe Sruppeu au oienen.
Silfe speroe ben @riehen nod bon
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-18
Neittpod, ben is. Gebrnar 1912

oerte tdgIid Dor Sunger iterben nnb
Die Soipitdler iiberfiiat iino. Nab
einem Appea Inn Silfe fir @rie6en.
lano ibreibt ,,lllls"::
.Nad oieIem Ninter mnB Deuiib-
lamb ben @rieben alle 2ebensmittel
lafien, oie oas 2ano prooii5iert. @rie.
denlano bat Deutihlano nibts ge.
tan."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-18

peM SNIleN 9eletiteI, leoou HuL W
beibr6nften MaBe, ba ia bie 9iir-
Ten ietf oad nit Der Noglihfeit
rehnen niiBten, in ireeltoeine,n au-
senblid in ben Grieg bineingeriiien
a,t iperoen.
Der 10 gefiirdtete Jledtppbus bal
nun a,,d auf oas Deutide 3eih iiber-
seeriifem. Nad Mitteilnneen oes
oeutiden 8eidsausiduiies fit Bolts
eelnnobeit bat iid Der lSledtppbus bon
Der Oitfront auf oie beiesten @ebiete
uno De,,tiblono aiseebreitet. Aus
oem 8eide iperoen 1876 nno Sen be-
iebten @ebieten 1873 5dle eemeloet.
Nm Der 8eidseren3e miiiien oaber
ieet alle MiIitGr- ,nb 3ipiplperionen,
tpelbe aus Dem Often fommen, erit
entlauit meroen, oa sic &leioerlaus
ols sic SrGeerin oieier Seu6e anee-
leben miro.
Dos fleine Dorf Yernit in 8ul-
aarien, beibt es in 8reiie,melouneen,
lit ebenfaas bon 5ledtppbus beimse-
I,bt iporben; beseleihen ion oie
&ronfbeit ,nter 3iee,nern in 8ulea-
rien ausge6roben Iein. Auberoem
miro mitgeteilt, baB ser oeutibe Boit-
oireftor fir Bolen oie 8ef0roerune
bon Bafeten ,uo 8riefen iiibiider
abienoer berboten bot. (Die meiiten
sSltoen in -Eolen iinb in @bettos I'M
tersebradt, tpo es feline bpeieniideu
Gorfebrungen gibt)
Obtpobl Der Heihsausi6uB fir
Golfsgeiunobeit erflGrt, baB De,lti1=
lono uno @eiteuropa bon Der @pibe-
mie nidt beorobt 1peroeit, baben o6-
nlihe aerate ouf einem &onerek IN
&openbagen 5rr Sisfuiiion Ser Seu=
dc feitgelteut, oaB sic 3abl Der 2eute,
oie iest 2duie baben, betrGdtlih au-
genonmen bot. 50.
Sn ser guoapeiter Jadaeitibrift
Scr iiiooitIide Birtibaftler" beibt
es bette, oab lit oen StraBen Mtbens
Soroen bunaernoer uno friereuber
@rie6en nod @ras uno ltnfraut iu=
den, ,oas tie atpiiben oen Bflaiter=
iteinen berai,sreiben, Inn es at eiien.
Die &obleioorrdte iino eribopft,
itno sic @rie6en boben oen fdltelten
Binter in 20 SSabren in l,ugebeias
ten &anmen perbro6t, beiBt es in
Dem Mrtifel. Weiter miro erfl0rt,
oaB Sabrifen, 8abnen 1,uo iogar
Strabenbabnen, infolee 8rennitoff-
mangels, ltiaseleet tperoen mubten.
Sir @riehenlanb tppilde Nob-
runasmittel, tuie Olioen uno Olipen-
ol, iino ni6t mebr 5u baben. 8rot,
fails es peldes sibt, iit auf orei I'm
gen BEN Gag in manden StGoten
rationiert poroen. @s bot Yerio6en
BON 8 biz 10 Sagen gegeber, in De-
men iiberbaupt fein 8rot erb6ltliG
tpar. Nuf oen eriehiihen Snieln gibt
es binreideno Slipen, ieoo6 febIen
sic Srousport,nittel.
Das 8erner uSsournal oe @enepe"
beroffentli6t oen 8ortlout zines Yri=
patbriefes aus Atbeu, ser iiber elm
entletli6es Sungereleno in @rieben>
lanb beridtet.
SIN @in3elnen entb6lt ser 8rief
0titteilllngen iuie oie folgenoen: Sn
oer 9riehiiben Sauptitoot lino an Ell
nem ein5igen Soge 2O00 Menihen
Suneers seitorben. Nae StraBenpal=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-18
Sic 3nfutft Der &elt

W. &Ckl&
baB nod @roBes bier auf @roen ees
i6eben miro, bepor Der 8orbnng iiber
Dem Sba,ipieI Der Beltgeihitbte
nieoergebt. Biiroe oie @eldibte Der
Nenihbeit iett ooer balo en6en, 10
nliiBte mani immerbin ,,rteilen, bob
es ,iid ,un Elm ettpos fIdelides Sdon.
ipiel banoele. @ott lit babel nirbt
anf Seine &edni,ns eefommen; Ct
lit nibt berberrlidt ,porben, tpie 6as
b6tte iein iollen. 8ir ertparten einen
arobortigen sbl,,baft, in bent, 10
rebt bic @roBe uno 6errlihfeit Got
tes eritrablt. @be.oie Menibbeit BON
Ser Sda,tbiibne ser Belteeididte a,,.
riidtritt, m,,B bier a,f @roen bas,
3ei6 @ottes eriteben. ltngered)tiefeit
nno 8osbeit baben bislong Die @roe
beberri6t; es mllb audi eine 3eit
fomrnen, in oer euoli6 einmal bas
&ebt au @bren fonn,t. Dem Sir
item oieier @elt nn'B sic Serribait Ser
@roe itreitig sentaht uno abeer,lneen
'peroen. 9as 8eltoroma m,,b iblie-
ben NIT elmer bollitdnoigen 0ieoerIoge
ser Mddte Der Siniternis. Das So.
nigreih gbriiti m,tb, ebe Die groe in
5e,ter 1lntergebt, 5u elmer gldn5enoen
&irflibfeit iperoen Bir benfen babei
nidt an ein Milleni,lm nah Ser atpei.
ten anfunft Gbriiti, ionoern pieImebr
an Elm @ei6 Der @eredtigfeit, bas
bieler anf,,nft nno oem 8elteeridt
oorausebt. 9ie Stride bat ieit ibrer
Stifhang gerfolaung ieoer Art erlit.
ten; es 5iennt iid) luobl, oab lie auleet
o,,b bier auf @roen, oem Sbauplas
ibrer gerfolauneen nnb 8eroemiiti.
enngen, berrlide Sriumpbe feiere.
8os im,ner mon popn ben farbiaen
&oiien oenfen mag, es ldbt Iid sod
fa'm lerenen, .oob ibnen oie 8elt.
aeibi6te piel ihuloig geblieben lit.
INTERVIEWING ,no Geriflapung .ba. :
ben tie int ltebermaB erfabren; pieI.
letht bliibt oltb ibnen bier auf gr.
oen einmaI Elm l6oneres @eIdid uno
eih beiteres Sos. Sic iino Ianae Die
&nehte ser tpeiben golfer eeueien. =
Gieaeidt tpirb es ibnen peraGnnt
Ieim, als sleidbered)tiete @lieoer in
Die erobe Wenidenfamilie oafsenom.
men gu lperoen. Statt eines Inter.
gangs bes Nbenolonoes miro 6ie 3u.
f,,nft pielleidt cine erobe 8olfer.
erneuerlns, eine geridmelaune al.
ler golferraiien ieben. Die nidteuro.
paiiden gOlfer babeu audi bonn
S6opfer foitbare @aben e,npfanaen;:
oiele Salente lino nidt bon ousee.
nubt woroen inn SSSntereiie Der Wenld).
belt. Borum ion oie 8eltsei6i6te
nidt enben nit einem briioerlibeit
3ulon,menarbeiten oler Raiien? Ser
Jreoel oes 9,trnls bon Babel miro
olseeloidt ,,no eeiiibnt, uno Die Gin.
beit oes Wenihengeidle9ts fommt
'pteoer 5u ibrer pollen @elt,mg. go
bat es @ott ood tpobl bon Mnfana
seplant; Die enolihe grfiiauna bie}es
Manes aber bra,dt nidt in 6ie 1,ad.
Ite Belt nno in bie @migfeit perleat
uao peridoben au tperoen; iie fonn
lhon int Diesieits uno in Der 3eit
erreiht nerben. r"
! (5ortietung auf Seite 12)
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-18

| ,, ,Wan0erer" ein betannter getltret=
der 5driititeller, ben bie auBenipelt
nur unter bent beideioeneu 9. s. g.
fennt, bon einetu neuen 8eiibtspunfte
aus eine 8etrabtl,ng iiber bic fiinftige
@eitolt,ng Der Welt an. Non lit
nidt geneist, ieine 3uf,nftsioeen als
|, 3uf,,nftstrGlmereie,l" au betradten,
benn Ser Gerfaiier itebt atf hriltlis
dem uno tpelteeididtlidem Stono=
pnnft.)
,,Aud ser niihternite Menih &C.
fdat iid bon 3eit at t3eit iu gu
f,mftstrG,,mereien. 6ier fann er lei
ner Ebontaiie sic 3iigel ihieben loi=
len uno iid nod Ser5ensluit berl,m=
t,,mmeln, obne nit oer raubeu @irf=
lidfeit nnlieblam altianlmenauitoben.
@s fann ibn audi feiner, ,,no lei er
nod 10 selebrt, tuioerlegen; oenn bon
Der 3uf,luft miiien mir ale aleid
ipenig. 2oaif btlft oa a,d tpenis,
benn Die seidihtlihe @nt,uidlnns
fiimmert lid fait garuidt I'M Die &c
iesc bes Denfeus rno bes SdluBfol=
germs. Ger Sternf,tnoige fann inns
senau bas nddtli6e, Simmelsbilo
5eidnen, boB nad) 10000 Sabren oui
oiele armielieen groenbe,pobner ber-
abldheln miro. aber ipas ,ns inn &C.
ihihtliden @eibeben Der Moreen
bringen miro, Dos permag feiner a,t
ioeen, Scr nibt Die @abe oer @eis=
iaaung beiist. Damit lit nun feines-
pegs geiaet, oaB bie eeibidtlihen
@reieniiie feinem @eiet unterlieaen
uno ein3is pom unberedenbaren 3u7s
foa beltimmt tperben. Sm @eeenteil,
mir iinb iiberaeuet, baB es cine ge-
rehte 8eltregierung eibt unb oob
oie Goriebuue Ole @eihide Der Nen=
ld)en leitet uad oen etpieen @eiesen
Der @erebtigfeit; oas gpic aber bleibt
inns oerihloiien.
MdBie lit Ii. a. alles geobariibeln
iiber oen ;3eitpunft oes sseltenoes. Sc
min einem manhmol ideinen, oaB Der
8eltuntersane. nidt ,nebr fern lei.
Nit 2eidtisfeit fann man iid babel
o,,f anaeiden beruien, oie oieien &C.
oanfen nabelegen Da ipdre 5unddit
oas ltebermaB menl6liber 8osbeit
lu,o 8erporienbeit, oos gum @iulnel
enporidreit uno ein @in9reifen Got
tes 3u iorhern iheint Wie lange nod,
lit man aeneiat 5lt fragen, miro ser
Serr oieies ru6lole @eihle6t bul=
oeu? Nuoererieits ober fennen mir
audi oie ,ueridopflide 2anen,,t Got
tes, sic nidt nit Sabren llno Soge1t
rednet. s(ub sic griinoungen oes
Weniden i6einen Sd)luB ser 8elt=
eeididte on5uoerten, oenn mas fonn
oer Meni6 mobl nod meiter erfinoen,
obne oas 2ebeu unmoglih au MAIDEN.
Da5u fomnlt, bob ser tehniide Sort
idritt ia sod nur ooau bient, oen
Meniden lueiter bon ieinem eieent=
liden 3iele ab3ulenfen. Sroboem
fonnen mir al,d nidt oas @eringite
iiber oieie ;Sraee iaeen. Sdon inn
mer baben Menibeu semeint, Der
8elhmtergong lei mob; er bat iid
aber ood ,lidt eineeltellt.
@ber lhon modten mir annebmen,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Glaciers Last Stand

And under the rolling grass
lands in northern New Mexico,
the remnants of one of the gla-
ciers which once covered North
America is making its last stand.
stand.
The glacier has now shrunk
until it is only 40 feet or so
long.
In southeastern New Mexico
flocks of sheep and herds of
cattle Craze over bones of great
dinosaurs, the saber toothed
tiger. the sperm whale and the
camel; and in the foothills of
the Gaudalupe Mountains is
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
with its miles and miles OF con-
Meeting corridors and tremen-
dous chambers filled with beau
tiful stalactiteS and stalagmites.
The first level of the caverns is
$50 feet underground.
New Mexico is one OF the two
baby states of the Union, yet it
was the first state 10 be COM
pletely explored. This gallant
feat was performed by Coronado
and his captains in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
IS Pet. by Auto

Eighty-siX per cent Of the ma
tion's resort travel is by automo-
bile. Bishop said, yet many
Upper Peninsula resort spots
had patronage little less and in
some cases greater than last
year.
On the other hand, the Me-
nominee tourist lodge reports in
ouiries off so per cent. the state
highway department reports
tourist traffic at the Straits OF
Mackinac off 80 per cent as OF
September ] and inquiries re-
ceived at the bureaus Marquette
office as a result of newspaper
advertising off 33 per cent.
Bishop said reports from the
superintendent Of state parks in
dicate that patronage TO Michi-
gan state parks is off . per
cent. while reports from Wash
ington indicate that patronage
of national parks has been of %
per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
SparseIy Settled

New Mexico Is sparsely set
tied, with less than 3.5 persons
per square mile of its great
area: yet a few centuries ago
il was doubtless the most popu-
lous area in the Union.
Long before the coming OF the
Spaniards, New Mexico was set
tied by the peace-loving Pueblo
Indians.
They did not have A written
language; their culture was not
comparable with the Greeks
and the Romans: yet this race
Of people, AS early as 1000 A. d..
built a great apartment house OF
800 rooms which rose six stories
high.
II was the largest apartment
built anywhere in the world
prior to the last century. The
ruins of this great building may
be seen in Chaco Canyon Ma
tional Monument.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Long On Their Own

Dick is a theater manager in
Dallas, Tex. -. and Madeline is
the wife OF theater executive,
also in Dallas -. The Foy fam
ily's first group appearance was
at a benefit at Hammerstein's
Theater in New York in 1909,
when Eddie Jr. was 4 1t went
over so well that Foy Sr. in
Guided the whole family circle
on his next national tour Z.
They continued TO appear to-
gether until the "old' mans
death in 1923.
Mama Foy had passed away
10 years before, so the kids were
on their own Eddie stuck 10
vaudeville. playing topline on
every big-time circuit in the
country until Flo Ziegfeld signed
him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Smokes
Noted for Rivers,
Acres of Lakes

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Sept. 10.
TENNESSEE has more than
Il 10000 miles of streams and
rivers. giving that state more
running water than any other
state. In addition il has 400,0
acres Of lakes. All of this water
with its fishing and boating, in
wooded hills at the base of east
ern Americas highest mountains,
makes Tennessee one of the
country's most delightful play
grounds.
Many Of the streams are clear
and swift and full of trout as
they come dashing down from
mile-high ranges. On the way
they turn century-old water
wheels to grind grist.
Some of these streams, eSpe-
cially those in the 1000, 000-acre
acre Cherokee National Forest
of east Tennessee, are said by
federal authorities TO be the best
trout streams east of the Rocky
Mountains. The average number
of trout caught by out-of-state
visitors last season was seven a
day. Some measured II inches.
After reaching the base of the
mountains some streams empty
into the lakes while others slow
IN and spread out into rivers
like the Cumberland and the
Tennessee. Here fishermen find
bass, Graphic, Dream. wall-eyed
pike and muskellunge. The lakes
and the wide rivers also provide
enjoyable swimming and boat
ing. Tourists are sure Of finding
plenty of boats and quaint native
guides.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
4 Recommendation

The bureaus recommendations
for a modified but active pro-
gram include four major points:
1-Requesting the state legis-
lature for enactment of an adj
vertising bill at the 1913 session.
2-ReisSuing the Lure Book,
which has come 10 be recognized
as an advertising medium OF the
region.
3-Continuation of newspaper
advertising. magazine adVerts-
inc and the maintenance OF out
of-state offices.
Accumulation OF the pub
licity program, tourist inquiry
bulletins and other services TO
civic organizations in the PENN
sula and To others who are en-
gagged directly or indirectly IN
the resort business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Isle Royele Increases

The Isle Royale National Park
In Lake Superior is one OF the
exceptions in the national park
group. reporting notable m
crease in resort patronage owing
to improved boat service.
Bishop said gas rationing, the
tire situation and transportation
restrictions seem TO offer diff
culties 10 those considering Vaca-
tions in 1943, but he added:
"No one. however, can pre-
dict what the war will be next
year. Defeats would extend the
restrictions and limitations, de-
manding more people In our
armed forces and more people I'm
our defense industries at longer
hours and higher wages. On the
other hand, victories might buoy
up public reaction to the point
OF getting away on even more
vacation trips"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
RosaIind TO Visit
Pacific Outposts

HOLLYWOOD, S ept. IS
Rosalind Russell has a November
rendezvous 10 entertain Uncle
Sans service men somewhere
in the Pacific. First, the star
must finish her R-K-O picture,
Stand BY 10 Die" She'll give
herself a brief rest and then
take on the assignment.
There's nothing halfway about
Ros when she entertains the
boys in uniform. She starts at
reveille (she can even blow the
bugle if they'll let herr and she
keeps working right on up until
taps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Brenda TO Donate
Her DOG TO Army

HOLLYWOOD, S sept. -
Brenda Marshall may be the
first star 10 donate a dog to the
army. Brenda is sending the
Rhodesian lion hound that Enrol
Flynn gave her 10 Carl SpltZ'
training school.
If the dog can pass tests it
will 60 into the service.
Brenda and Bill Holden, on
detached duty for the signal
corps. won't be having so much
time together from now on.
She's going 10 work opposite
George Raft in Background TO
Danger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Plan Name Bands
For Shelton Films

HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 80
M-G-M will feature a name
band in each of Red Skeletons
next five pictures. II will be
Tommy Dorsey in "Du Barry
Was a Lady" and Jimmy Dorsey
in II Dood It." Other three, in
the order named. will be Vaughn
Monroe, Bob Crosby and Ozzie
Nelson, who also appears in
Reds air show.
All the bands are hot for Hol-
lywood assignments because
transportation difficulties make
il almost impossible for them
to move from city to city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
.RosaIine Give S
Maid JOB Back

HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 10.
REMEMBER WHEN Rosaline
Russell set her Negro maid,
Hazel Washington. up In a
lcathcr-tooling business War
has made leather so hard 10 OBJ
tain that Ros is taking her
former maid back with her.
She'll pay the rent on the store.
which was leased. and will turn
the building over 10 the AWVS.
Meanwhile. the star will make
another camp tour as soon as
size finishes Stand BY 10 Die.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
381-ttbt. Trout Wins
superior Derby
MuNISING. Sept. !

MUNlSlNG, sept. ~.
Peter A. Juntune Jr.. OF Eben
junction, Michigan, won first
prize in the Munising Develop
ment Clubs annual Lake SUI
perior lake trout derby with a
catch Of 3Sis pounds.
The winning trout was shared
off Wood Island on July %.
Other winners: Second, Leon
ard Albright, Menominee, 3S
pounds: third. Fred J. Weisinger,
OkemoS. Michigan, 81 pounds;
fourth, Edward Tuomi, Trenary,
3124 pounds. and fifth, DR..
George w. Cline, 1900 Berkeley
avenue. Detroit.
A 21-pound trout caught by
Archie G.. Baker of S440 Dubay,
Detroit. won $40 for being the
fish nearest the average weight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
SO Public Parks
In 100 Miles
TORONTO. Sent ne

lOfNON ~, sept 10
MORE THAN 80 public way
side parks in a distance of 200
miles-this is the figure on On
tario's section Of the great new
TranS-Canada hig way, now
nearing completion in Northern
Ontario
This means an average Of a
park every 80 miles where mo-
florists in postwar travel years
may pull out Of the stream Of
traffic 10 cook n meal, cat a pic
nic lunch-pi4eA- a-teftt-fur 4 frw
days stay or simply rest and
enjoy the view.