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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
AII-Expense Trip
To NIAGARA Falls

A NEW, packaged all-expense
cruise to Buffalo and Niagara
Falls, designed particularly TO
solve the vacation problem of
war workers and others whose
time away from work is limited.
has been announced by +. +.
Simmons, general passenger
agent for d. e. c. lake lines.
The cruise, which can be taken
any night during the week.
leaves Detroit on the regular
Buffalo overnight boat at $50
p. m, arriving in Buffalo at $50
in the morning.
Connection is made there with
buses which take the passenger
TO Niagara Falls for the day.
Buses returning in the evening
connect with the boat for De-
troit, which leaves at $50 in the
evening and arrives in Detroit
at $3.50 a. m.
The all-expense fare Is SYST,
includes round trip passage on
the boat, berth in an outside
stateroom, four meals on board
ship and bus transportation to
and from the Falls. Luncheon
at the Falls is at the expense of
the passenger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
I'd Day Of Journey

Early breakfast. then to horse
again. The park where the
horses have pastured suddenly
becomes a thick forest. The
trail mounts by a series of
switchbacks, and the whole
valley lies below. like a green
basin cut by the ribbon Of
Brewster Creek. Patches of
snow. then thick fields of II,
lead TO the high level of Allenby
Pass.
The rider finds himself dis
mounting to admire the beds of
moss campion, whose tiny pur-
pie star flowers fairly leap off
the green velvet cushions, cuSh-
ions framed in snowdrifts. Even
in early August forget-me-notS
peep out from under the edge
of the snow blanket.
a halt for lunch, and the ride
continues until about midafter-
noon, when around a turn on a
narrow pass Mount AsSiniboine
suddenly appears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

BANE'E, Alta, July IL
TWENTY years ago a young
l. Norwegian skier, seeking a
camp site in the Canadian Rock
les, set up his cabins in the
shadow of 12,00O-foot Mt. As
siniboine, some 80 miles south
of Banif.- Ills main cahln-Iay
on the shore of Lake Magog,
and all around were other peaks
over 10000 feet high.
Folk with practical sense
told the vigorous Erling Strom
that his camp would attract few
VacationiSts, since il meant two
DAYS on horseback and an over
night stay at the halfway house
on Brewster Greek. They did
not realize that the sinewy
Strom wanted only the few and
the fit as summer guests at
AsSiniboine.
AS the years rolled on, re-
moteness itself became a lure
TO the able-bodied and TO the
civilized, who chiefly wanted To
leave telephones, trains and mo-
tors far behind Strom'S guest
list yearly grew in size and dis
tinction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
1912 Smoki
ceremonial
OnAusust2

PRESCOTT. Ariz., July II.
Theme for the 1912 Smoki
Ceremonial will be the Red Man s
spiritual preparation and puri-
fication Of the soul hefore under
going real communion with the
gods, it was announced today.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, eerie
and unforgettable-wili be for
one night only, starting at sun
down, August =
AS lengthening shadows drape
the home of the Smoki people in
a mystic cloak, the beat of TOM
toms and rhythmic throb of
chants will pervade the air 10
signal the opening of the spec
tacle. This will be the twenty
second year the ceremonials
have been held.
Among the features of the
ceremonials are the eagle dance
and the snake dance.
The ceremonlalS present bril-
liantly costumed dancers,
executing swift and intricate
steps.
The snake dance is recreated
by the Smoki people in a spirit
of deep reverence. 1t is their
SuppliCation for rain for their
crops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
State Parks Attractive

Numerous others spend their
vacations in Tennessee beauti-
full state parks. These scenic
areas range in size from $500
acres TO $4,000 acres. All have
huge lakes that offer excellent
fishing, boating and swimming.
The numerous cabins in the
state parks are fully furnished
and equipped, even TO dishes
and linens, and all that visitors
need provide is their own food.
Groceries may be procured
at the park commissaries at
reasonable prices. Most of the
parks also have good reStau-
rants.
In addition to the 400, 900
acres of lakes, Tennessee has
10000 miles of rivers and
streams that contain all types
OF, game fish. including trout In
the mountain brooks. Good
hotels are close TO the fishing
sppts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Big Airport
In Florida q
BY JoHNfLoDwICK
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.

- . ~ Z AEINsobOINO, \ id'I
July IL.
An "alrport of the future"
- begun long before Pearl
ffarbor, and compared by ex-
perts with LaGuardia Field in
area and range of facilities has
been completed in the heart OF
Pinellas County and within a
few miles of st. Petersburgs
hotel and shopping district.
With a two-mile salt water
frontage, the airport can ac-
commodate every type OF sea-
plane as well as the largest
land type planes in existence.
Available for the great fly
ing fortresses and speedy pur-
suit planes of the military dur
ing wartime, the immense field
is ready for the new era of air
transportation which will revo-
lutionize travel habits with the
arrival of peace
Wartime travel 10 ST. Peters
burg continues at a brisk pace,
the city enjoying the best sufff-
mer in It's history. Transporta-
ton officials suggest that rail
travellers will find II easier 10
obtain reservations 10 the Sun
shine City for dates between
Monday and Thursday of each
week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Assiniboine Revealed

Soon the visitor arrives at
camp, 10 learn TO know the giant
peak, the folds in its massive
glacier, and the way it has of
trapping the clouds that comb
its summit. ON the neighbor-
ing meadowS-milcS in length
wild flowers surprise the eye
and confound the reason.
A couple of miles out along
this dreamy meadow lies an
other wonder. Marvel Lake, set
1000 feet below the level of
7000-foot Wonder Pass. This
lake is fed by the glaciers OF
peaks which wall IT in, most of
these well over 1900 feet high.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
2 Fools 10 the Rescue
New Ed Wynn, Bobby CLARK Shows
Bring GissIes to Do|orous Broadway

years than, when you look at
them. would seem possible.
If il is true that all clowns
hide broken hearts they both
look as if they had forgotten
where they hid them.
II the two may be compared
al all, il is only Tor purposes oil
oddly emphatic contrast.
Mr.. Clark is the embodiment
of a genial and slightly rascally
sophistication; Mr.. Wynn the
picture of goofy innocence.
The naughty Bobby is always
Skirting the world of reality
with the reckless dash of a
family mildewed man Of the
world.
Mr.. Wynn exists in a world
clearly beyond reality. in a
world in fact, of his own cock
eyed imagining.
There is no sin in Mr.. Wynn's
world, and neither right nor
wrong.
With the great creators of
fantasy he has put himself at
the center of a universe that is
pure and undefiled. and if you
must know. plain screwy.
His is the peerless and child
like gift of sheer invention.
You may remember a scene in
Boys and Girls Together" in
which ne onstage watching
some brilliant jugglers. 1t illus
trateS what 1 am talking about.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Visitors
Marvel at
Amy Camp

NASHVILLE, Tenn. July II.
THOUSANDS of families from
j midwestern and eastern
states are using their vacation
periods this summer to VIslt
their soldier sons in Tennessee
and other southern military
camps and enjoy Tennessee's
natural recreational facilities at
the same time.
Military camps in Tennessee
and the Southeast are within a
short drive of Tennessee's beau
tiful mountains and lakes where
visitors spend the time between
week-ends when they visit their
soldier boys in camp.
One of the favorite recrea-
tional spots is the Great Smoky
Mountains National Park. in
East Tennessee, where % peaks
tower more than a mile high and
the forests are primeval.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

example of the Perfect Fools
method.
He sits stage center with the
Muscovite tonsils thanking him,
quivering at every chord.
With every infection his face
moves in establishment and even
embarrassment.
He makes the audience aware
Of every trick they do vocally;
he emphasizes every note with
his own idiotic expression.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Helps Russian Choir

At one moment when the In
= dian clubs were flying about like
bombs over Cologne Mr.. Wynn,
heavily ~preoccupied. hustled Off
stage, got a stepladder. came
back and assembled the ladder
Just in time to pluck lurching
Indian club out of an apparently
uncharted course
That is, / suspect, the perfect
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Cut-Rate Cruise
Set for Friday

HAVE YOU cruiSeG TO Cedar
Point this Summer? An oppor-
tunity for you to make the round
trip at bargain rates is offered
this coming Friday. when the
Steamer Put-In-Bay will leave
the First street dock at 9 a. m,
the fourth of this summers Spe-
cial cut-rate Friday Cedar Point
outings.
Go on this Friday cruise, The
cut-rate fare is only 81 for
adults. SOC for children 5 to IA
years OF age To take advantage
of this bargain. just clip excur-
sion ticket blank I'm a special
Ashley q Dustin Steamer Line
advertisement in this issue of
The Detroit Sunday Times. Such
an advertisement also will APP
pear in the daily Detroit Times.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day. Ticket blanks are exchange
able at the Ashley & Dustin
Steamer Line office, foot of
First street. and at Tie Detroit
Times Travel Bureau. 1870 CaSs
avenue.
a stopovcr Of 3is hours will
be made at Cedar Point, the
steamer also touching briefly at
Put-In-Bay. Persons who prefer
may remain at Put-In-Bay for
6 hours. The steamer is sched-
uled 10 be back in Detroit al
1915 p. IN. the same day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Monopoly on Culture

To this day he has perhaps
the highest ratio of learning and
art and literature per square
inch of cabin space in the Cana
dian Rockies. And in the sum-
mer of 1912, when tie Rockies
visitor must do his exploring on
foot or on horseback, AsSiniboinc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Sui phur
Hotel Reopened

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w. Va. July 1.-THE Green
hrIer Hotel. until recently the
home OF informed Axis repre-
ScntativcS, Will open next Thurs
day to the regular and new
patrons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Accommodations Good

Hotel and cabin accommoda-
tons around the park are good.
The park is cut through by
highways and hundreds of miles
of hiking trails that lead 10
beautiful waterfalls and high
overlooks where visitors are en-
thralled by the scenery. Saddle
horses are available.
Those who prefer fishing and
boating visit the big IVA lakes,
some of which cover more than
10000 acres. These waters II
ford some of the best fresh
water fishing in America, Well
equipped cabins are available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
How They Started

The Perfect Fool began his
ramblings at the age of 10 in
vaudeville.
Not until 1910 did he play
Jupiter P. Slick in The Lady
and the Deacon" at the New
Amsterdam in New York.
Mr. Clark's salad days began
when he was an attendant in
Mrs. Jarley's Waxworks," an
initiation that was quickly fol-
lowed by brisk appearances in
minstrel shows, clrcuseS and
vaudeville.
He hit New York in 1905 in
Ringing Brothers greatest
show on earth, and the two of
them have been hitting it regu-
larry and hilariously ever since.
Beyond the sudden crossing of
orbits during the same Broad
way week our two heroes have,
of course, nothing in common
except the human funnybone.
They have worked on that
with regularity and skill 10
everybody's advantage for more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Lake Cruises Call
Vacationists

RESIDENTS OF DETROIT
are fortunate that their location
on the Great Lakes permits the
taking of a short vacation which
is being urged by the govern
ment for health, efficiency and
morale, and at the same time
conserve their tires and motor
cars. according to Milfor d
Beersma, district passenger agent
of the Georgian Bay Line.
"Seven day Great l. a X e $
cruises fit into the national pic
ture of providing rest and recre-
alton, more needed during war
time than peace time, without
the use of motor cars or at least
only "A very limited use to get To
this port" explains Mr., Beersma.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

At Pointe-aux-Barques
MRS. JAMES /. McCLIN-
TOOK OF Moran road has opened
her summer home at Pointe-auX-
BarqueS for the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Dinosaur Monument

DinoSaur National Monument
In the northwest corner. is a
rugged land featured by Nampa
Canyon and aweSomc / o d O q
Canyon, through which the rag
inc Green River races.
To those who like adventure
and don't mind roughing II the
Dinosaur Monument is fun OF
thrills and scientific interest.
South of Dinosaur is the Colo
RADIO National Monument, named
from the river which flows near
il. Fantastic canyons, caves,
tremendous monolthS and other
amazing formations are here TO
delight the vacationer.
Two national monuments give
interest 10 Colorado's extreme
southwest corner, where remains
of ancient villages have b e e n
found. regarded by experts as
probably the finest specimens IN
the United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
BY JOHN ANDERSON
Init News Service Dramatic Critic
Nrr.xrr xyNnrr ~ -


A S LONG as there is a giggle
n left in Ed Wynn the repub-
lie should be not only sane but
also safe, and as long as Bobby
Clark has enough energy TO let
out that wild cackle and leer
through the painted-on spec
tacleS, we must know that,
come what may, laughter will
never be rationed.
Let us ring the bells and the
rafters; heaven has sent us both
of them in one week.
From the days of the horseless
carriage to the era of the gas
less auto they have convulSed
the nation. and laid it not in
state but in the aisleS.
To find them opening new
shows on Broadway is to call
attention. to the dimensions of
our great clowns. but more than
that il forces us to look at their
training schools.
They are both back in what
passes for vaudeville, Mr.
Wynn in Laugh. Town. Laugh
and Mr.. Clark on the side of
de luxe burlesque, in Star and
Garter" and it is our good for
tune in a moment of wartime
stress and Broadway poverty
that they have, after all these
years, returned 10 their begin
nings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Mature Sets
Void Fair
In Colorado
DENVER, July II.

An OUTDOOR world fair Of
"A natures most spectacular
exhibits, providing thrills aplcnty
for the vacstioner; a new show
every mile-that is Colorado the
nations highest state.
Aside from countless amazing
scenic beauties 10 be found at
almost any turn Of the road m
this Rocky Mountain re gIon.
there are monuments. parks and
forests providing attractions for
thousands Of visitors every year.
Colorado is a spectacular pan
Drama of color. with more varie-
ties of thrills than man by HIM
self could conceive In a wide
range OF marvClS, for example,
there are eight national monu-
ments, each OF which attracts a
throng of visitors every year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

Leave for Lake O Bays
FORMER DETROITERS Mr..
and Mrs. Joel l.. Stockard of
Tryon. N. C., have gone to the
Lake o Bays, Ont, to open their
summer home, The Eyrie."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

A l6o-mile round trip cruise the palatial
excursion steamer Put-In-Bsy from Detroit to
Cedar Point on Lake Erie, longest and finest
one day trip you ever took And just think OF
it, this cruise, that regularly sells for $175, is
yours for the small of dollar if you
use the coupon printed below. Children, TO
IA, half fare. Free dancing on the steamer all
the way. Plenty of tables on which to spread
your lunch and you can buy coffee by cup
pitcher at our lunch stands. Cafeteria and din
ing room on the steamer. Try our chefs spe-
cial, Lake Erie whitefish dinner for S1.25.
Breakfast on the boat If you wish. Private
parlors or steamer chair, can be reserved for
the entire day at nominal cost. Beautiful
glaued.in observation cabin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

Cedar Point is said to have the finest bathing
beach in the world. Seven miles of the finest,
smoothest sandy beach, and you rent
room with towel and shower for a quarter
Three hours and forty-fve minutes time is al
lowed at Cedar Point, you'll have plenty of
time to battle in the sparkling blue waters of
Lake Erie, then dress and take in of the
many rides and attractions in the modern
amusement park at Cedar Point. Three fun
houses, special chldrens rides, the miniature
railway, cyclone coaster, monkey speedway,
rocket ship and many other thrillers fea-
tured for your enjoyment. Dancing is also
available and there are many picnic tables and
benches througho the beautifully handicapped
grounds at Cedar Point.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-23
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

NOTICE BY TAX COLLECTOR COUNTY OF IMPERIAL
SAID COUNTY IMPERIAL HAS ENTERED INTO WRITTEN
AGREEMENT The CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF Ell
CENTRIC UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF WHICH AGREEMENT SAID
CITY OF CENTRIC WILL PURCHASE THE REAL PROPERTY
HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED WHICH REAL PROPERTY HAS BEEN
DECIDED STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR DELINQUENT
Notice hereby given Supervisors of the County
of Imneal State of California City Ell
May 28 1912 to Parcel and by
o. 1942 Parcel enter into written Agree
Division the Revenue
which Agreements
purchase behalf of said City Ell Centre
sell the real property herein
Heretofore been decided to
the Tax Collector of said County Imperial
delinquent and
said real property
sessed whom the portions
thereof were assessed delinquent
and part parts
to be paid by said City Ell Ceo Tor
hereinafter forth under each
the State of California approved
nv IN 1872 directed Collector notice in
Notice is further given that delinquent
of land not redeemed
vdd by Division of said Revenue and Taxation
portion thereof
shall have been complied with
and that on the
Taxation Code shall be
Parcel
Block of Fairfield Addition to City of FL Centre
Years. Assessed
8-39 inclusive L. Forrest Hill
1899 40 to l942-43 inclusive State of California
+ " To be sold to City of Centre fol- $73l
Description OF Property
TO- Block 20 First Addition to City FL Centre
Years Delinquent Assessed to
l934-35 o 194O-4l inclusive zma L. Glib
194l-42 and 1942-43 State of California
To be to City Ell Centre $l1O86
California
WEST, Tax Collector and
Tax Assessor of the
peal State of California.
Nov. Oct l6-2ssO
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-23
SECOND FRONT FIRE

Sacramento UniOn)
That second front fire which Wendell
Willkie has been trying to build under
United Nations military leaders for the
past few weeks apparently still is smok-
ing.
There has been something blurred
about the Willkie round-the-world trip
picture ever since he reached Moscow,
talked to Stain and other Russians and
then declared for publication that he had
found much dissatisfaction amongst the
Russians over the failure to open a sec
ond front
The picture has not yet been brought
into focus and apparently the focusing
must wait word from President Roose-
velt on WILKES report.
1t is significant that when the abolish
ment of Anglo-American extra territor-
ial rights in China was announced that
the announcement first came from Wash
ington, with the statement that Britain
was following suit. Willkie was in China
at that time Could it have been that
America was using squeeze play on
Britain by taking the lead and virtually
forcing No. 10 Downing street to follow
suit?
If the China question was squeeze
play" could WILKES visit to Moscow
only few days previously and his de-
mands then for an immediate second
front has been another such move?
In other words, is Washington attempt
ing to force British military chieftains to
open that all-impOrtant second front?
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-23
Troops In India
Standing Up Well

NEW DELHI, Oct. 23. CUP)-
American troops are standing up
well under Indias tropical and semi
tropical climate and the rate of hos
pital admissions is about the same
as that for forces in the United
States, Brig. Gen. Clayton l.. Bis
sell, commander of U. S. air forces
in China, Burma and India, report
ed today.
There have been "a cases of heat
prostration, four of them fatal, Bis
sell said. There also have been a
few cases of dysentery, malaria, and
sand fly fevers and a little yenereal
disease, the general added.
Sgt. George w. Wright, radio oper-
ator of Eagle Rock, Cal, has the
distinction of being the only men,
Der of the forces thus far bitten by
snake. He is being treated in a
hospital after being bitten by a nom
poisonous, unfanged cobra.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-23
BY EDWARD w. BEATTIE

LONDON, Oct. 23-(UP) - Two
Vichy terrloUry, said today that
French officers, said today that
France has massed at Dakar 500 of
the 700 planes it had in Africa.
The officers estimated that the
French had about 10000 regular
troops available in Morocco and
some 10000 native troops.
The bulk of the French naval
strength in Africa has been gath
cred at Dakar, the officers report
ed.
"a dispatch from Dakar earlier
this week indicated that French
army and navy forces at the West
African port now number about
$4,000 men)
MOROCCO WEAK
Casablanca, key to the French po-
sition in Morocco, was said by the
officers to be garrisoned by a force
of about 1000 Troops there were
said to have virtually no artillery
and no tanks.
Casablanca also has IL subma-
rines, nine torpedo boats and two
old light cruisers, they reported.
The uncompleted 35,000-ton battle
ship Jean Bart, sister ship of the
Richelieu which is at Dakar, is at
Casablanca. The Bart was towed
to Casablanca at the time OF the
French collapse. The officers re-
ported that the Bart had been fit
ted with some guns but was not
completed.
The officers estimated that the
French had about 200 planes avail
able 10 Morocco.
For some months, they said, there
had been a steady stream OF trans
fers of French naval units south to
Dakar.
GERMANS ACTIVE
The officers reported that some
500 German civilians" were oper-
ating in Morocco in addition to the
1866 German officers who were OIL
ficially there as members Of the
German armistice control commis-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-23

bombs on the Japanese base and
ship concentrations at 5uin on
the southernmost point of Bougaln-
vile island. The raid was cslried
or at night and results We're un-
known. But it is just south OF
BUN and Shorthand island that a
huge japanese invasion fleet has
been poised for days, apparently
waiting for an all-out assault on the
Guadalsanal-Tu area held by
the Americans,
Except for the unsuccessful jap
anese thrust on Guadalcanal last
Tuesday (Solomons' time), The bat
tie on that key island continues
to be in the air. The Navy report
ed no new raids in its comnunique
late yesterday but did say that
American aircraft continued to seek
out and bomb enemy troops and
supply concentrations on Quad
alcanal.