The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-25
Breezing Round New York Where Go What See Where to Eat and What to Do

|, conservation chief, War Production board, David c. Prince, V. P. in charge of planning for General Electric co. and many others. Gene Flack of Loose Wiles Biscuit O., will act as master of ceremonies on the social activities and Dr. Paul H. Nystrom, officiating for the Sales Executives club of New York as host to the visitors.
 It is still possible to see New York'S skyline during daylight hours by boat ride around Manhattan once, each morning and afternoon, starting from the foot of West 42nd St. Busses and subways encourage daytime visits to Coney Island, Long Beach, Atlantic Beach and the Rockaways.
 A whole days walking expedition is possible in Bronx park and mighty interesting, too. This is reached by five cent subway trans portation.
 That midtown Hawaiian atlnos. phere is to be continued at Hotel Lexington where RayMc Kinney and his Aloha troupe have been signed for another long term contract. It is colorful spot, with its palms and tropical settings, enhanced by vistas that add distance to the din- ing spot, as well as reality by fre- quent sudden rains followed by rain- bows in the sky.
 The leis of different hues, placed on the shoulders of every guest help to attune each visitor to the charm of the islands and prepare one for the barefoot interpretive dancing that is presented at dinner and supper.
 One of the most popular souvenir items in New York is the double decker cocoanut shell arrangement in which special drinks arc served after which the containers are re. trieved by the management and mailed to any address the guests re- quest.
 The Olsen end of the Sons O. Fun team stood alone in the Waldorf Astoria at Navy benefit the other night, munching a hot dog in a roll. When he had finished he turned to the counter and ordered another. This, too, was disappearing in a fashion that showed he enjoyed the treat.
 I thought 1t strange that this much sought after comedian should pull to the sidelines of distin. guiShed list of people for humble refreshments when there was most lavish spread awaiting those who had donated their talent to the af. fair. So engaged MT. Olsen in con. versation. It was his idea of ens toying himself. His partner was elsewhere on another benefit. This democratic good scout was proud to recall that they started as partners during the last world war, and cone tributed their services as entertains CTS throughout its duration. Now 1t is 8 pleasure to devote every spare afternoon and hours after theatef to the same cause. He said that it was little enough to do for the boys who are risking their necks to save ours. He said, People call our con- triubtion, benefit but my partner and I call them privileges and we are agreed to take on just as many as possible. Whats more, we are going to give uniformed men a lot of fun every time we see them in the audience at Sons O Fun"
 He assured me, in answer t0 . question that the folks who do. mated the beer, the pretzels, etc. really wanted those things to be accepted by the winners, who run predominantly in the various armed forces uniforms. The Stork club invariably added features to theii gift when such a person arrtved with the "SonS O Fun" prize invita- tion.