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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-16
Youths Beginning

N
again in the high schools, the finals
program getting under way here in
Henderson tomorrow night ana run
ming through Wednesday of the com.
ing week In some OF the county
schools, closingS began a week age
and by now are finished.
This year, Henderson high ,Jgr-
out another large class, one of It,
largest of all time. More than a mum
dred boys and girls have completed
scholastic requirements and are go
ing forth nto the world more or
less on their own responsibility
Probably fewer than usual OF this
springs high school graduates, not
only in Henderson but throughout
the country generally, Will immc-
dIately pursue the elusive prize of
higher learning. In the midst of thu
greatest national income IN the couN-
try's history. eNactionS of tho times
have ~conspired to impose new and
more serious economic restraints up
on American families than in normal
years. This will deprive many a oo,
or gul of what otherwise and und5#
other conditions would have been the
privilege TO 60 10 college or uni
EtEsltv. Prospects at the moment ara
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-16
Crime Always

EApt1i..t.'- d sharp ''s-.'.-
PRISON population III ,t3l't 80 9"'
largely - me N1I' tlav1h 7'>o
a HAeaa'"~ ne uHi'9 'Ie't te'."2.'.-
tation p'ieie~. poses il .7."e. sss.
ms ODE e.%o.-"# IL tHt All" .@"Ss'@
true that .-IlNI3ual~ step a43I,. a-
It were. #.t.eaa era#aual nca41atfen.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-16
Open Road Is
Lonely These Day,
Continued from Page One)

all rationing records. so that anyone
could see who got which card.
Governor J. M. BroughtOn of North
Carolina W seeking to have ration
ing rclaNC/ in his state, declaring
that gasoline brought in by pipeline
was beng transported m huge guam
Titles to neighboring states not under
the program.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-16

The Scjllv islands, near England,
are noted for their few traffic &C
cidents. Which goes to show that
names mean nothing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-16
Cotton Market
Closes Lower

New York, May l6.-tAP)-Cot-
ton futures opened unchanged to -
cents a bale lower.
Futures closed 50 to 50 cents a
bale lower; midd!ug spot 20,Ot, Off
10.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-16
Slightly lmuruVed,

William Boyd, Jr., who is i'll at
Maria Parham hospital, was thought
TO be slightly better TODAY
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-16

The Henderson Da.ly D,Spatch IS Il
member + The Associated Press,
Southern Newspaper Publishers As
sociatrnr and the North Carolina
Pres Association.
The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled tn use FOR republication all
news i .na'r1es credited TO i or not
otherwise credited IN this paper, and
also the local Jews published herein
All rights ~ publication f specla
dispatches herein are also reserved
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-16

Chemical engineers make the best
husbands, we read. Seems they know
The formula tur a happy life
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-16

FOR RENT ONE ROOM FOR on
flee, in Telephone Building n.
qu,rc at Cashiers office, Carolina
Telephone and Telegraph Co.
l6-6f,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-16

YOUR INSURANCE IS ON Tur
offensive when you are jnvestiall
your dividend from Mutual InS"t
ance Premiums in War SAW,
Bonds and Stamps. Phone g 4S
Gates Insurance Agency. 9 1Ov;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-16

SEVERAL GOOD USED III FCTp7o
Ranges, Refrigerators and w,
Stoves. New and used Battery and ND
Electric Radios. See us for v nnu
Electrical Needs. Henderson BOoI.
Co. Phone 10. 90 N
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-16
WANT ADS
Get Results

FARMERS, HAVE YOU pRorpo-
ed your crops against L.rO4-
WIND damage? Insure with '' ana
satisfactory settlement IN " ior
Department. Citizens pa'ui dhce
Trust Company. N and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-16

WE SPECIALIZE IN ~
kinds Of body and fendor
pair work. Motor Sales ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-16

OLD SHOES-LIkE OLD FR1ENDs
always wear best, Let Us rebuijd
your old shoes without losing their
comfort. Phone All. We call for
and deliver. Norwich Shoe Repair
tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-16

EVERY BEAUTY SERVICE -
ern Shop-Experienced opara,D W.
Centrally located. Phone 2o l1' ts
appointment. Bridgers polol
Shop, over Parker's Drug Store a0's
1914
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-16

VITA VAR HIGHEST QUALITY
paints at the lowest prices IN town
See us before buying your paint
Tanner Roofing Co, Phone 606
WyChe St. In
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-16

FOR RENT: FIVE ROOM APART.
ment in StoneWall Apartments,
with five closets and incInerator'
Apply at 2l5 Young Avenue or
call telephone 535-J. 26-eod-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-16

GOVERNMENT ORDERS HAVE
frozen garment hanger and no
more viii be available. Please re-
turn all hangers not III actual Use,
Valet Cleaners & Dycra, phone
464. J-lZu
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-11

oen. SSn Merifo Staot adein mer=
oen feds reue &ir6en geballt. Gielc
bobgeltclltc llnb fiibrenoc Eerionlib-
fciten, inter onocrcn ser merifanl=
idc @clanote, bcluOen sic Stride bel
belonoereu slnlolien, logt hic Mel=
olmg. Scitben1 scr nellc Gr5iebungs=
nliniitcr lcinen fonnulniltildbcn Gor=
ginger obgeloIt bat, miro ollf has Sc
Irs, boB in Oct Sbule nlotcrialiltt=
Ihcr @eltouihmulnos,lntcrribt ge9e
ben tpcrocn nilllc, fcin @cluid)t mcbr
gelcgt. gHenn ollH sic fotbolildcn
Sfulen nod INNER pifi5ieu ln1o 9e-
lcblih 1ntcr gonn ltebcn 1,abnl trnb=
ocln bic SSrot bcS oer5eitiacn Broli=
henten Gnnlodo on elmer Jeltllbfclt
ser fatbpliid)cn S6ulc tell, Die ibrc
&inoer bcll>d)el1. - Die 0fit9lieo=
lhoit ser &otbolilden Nftiou bot lidb
in sen lctten Sobren perbreiiadt. Sic
brei fiibrcnbcn 3citltn0cn 0'erifos
hobcn profti5ierenoc &otbolifen als
Gbeircooftellre uno sic @ebc,,tlng
lrno ser Ginflub ser Gelioion fir
5toot rmo Sefientlidfcitsleben miro
in oieien 3eitllneen gebiibrcl,o ge,piir-
bigt. Sin @eles oc9en 1rnlittlid)e 81
terotur lit in Musarbeitllng nod Dem
Mlllter bes olnerifonilhcn. Sic ne
rifoniibc Se9ion Of 9eccncD lit bic
ltGrflte Sr9aniotion III ibrer 9lrt III
gan5 2otcinomerifa.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-11

bis 1886, bie 3eit, in pelher Sic Sea
5is sic MISUNDERSTANDING nod nidt
10 ltarf hetrieben, paren Die oeutlben
9atbolifen at 5ipeiter Stelle in Der
Niilionsluterltiieung. Sranfre id
nabm sic erlte Stellc ein. 60 Iagt
ser fiir5lib beraltsgegcbene 9eridt
hes gereins fir oie Serbreitllng bes
@loubens. Sros ser SGwdhung in=
-folgc bcs lebten @eltfricgeS nmo bes
Gcrioiller Gcrtro9es bobeu Sic bcllt=
lhen &otbolifen I'M Sabre 1885 nod
SO lmobb1n9ige WiiiiionSIelber be
trellt NIT 1000 Erieltern, 627 Saiel-
briioern mo POOP Sbipciteru. Giele
3nblen bcoeltten looar ellcn groben
Nufihplng int Terbdltnis 5lln1 Stanb
1914, ols nur 1872 Briclter 600 Brit
ser ,no S74 Shpeiteru in ben ollS=
I0noii6cn Ntiiioncu totig marcn. -
9ie bc>rti6en fotbolilhen Nfillionorc
botten IA Millionsf felocr in Gbino, 5
in rSopon, 2 in rSnoicn, ems allf ocn
Ybilippincn, 16 in NIrifo, 3 in Noro=
onerifo mo 5 in Siirolnerifa. 0cn
crltcn Glob inter BEN beltlbcn 9til=
lipn$gclclll6often nintnt sic @clell
idoit bonn .@0ttliden Wortc (S.G.
8 ser Stcplcr YotreS ein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-11
0as fathpliidle 1trm9MaN

@nl0blih bes tt6. Sobrcstaaes Scr
llnobb Notwithstanding llrn9uaDs
bat ser gr5biid]of bon Montepioeo,
Mlgr. 9Htonio &C.. 9arbieri, einen
Sirtenbricf erlolle11 ser ben Tatrio=
tisnuls Scr @riinber uno hos fotbo<
liihc 9etenntnis llrllgllaps als bic
beioen biltorlld)en Sat la6en bes San-
beS be5cihnet. uSSSn bieer notionolen
@eoodtnisfeier", ioete Der G;r5biidof
,,lieaen 5pei biltoriid)e SotIoden, oie
nid)t abeeitritten nerocn fonnen: Ser
EotriotiSmus ser @riinoer, .bie fir
hos 2onb lnb ollc 1eine 9eipohner bos
foltbor1te @ut ser Golfer, sic Srei=
belt, errnnNeu; llno gum mocren sic
pirtlid)c @egennort IN cres fatDoli=
lhen @lmlbens, sic ourh 2orrobla IN
Ger MISUNDERSTANDING pertrc=
fen lnO bl1rb bos 8ilo Moriens, sic
bas @ebet lnIerer Gdter erborte, bor-
geltellt miro. llnb bieic beioen Sat=
laden fonoen ibre Sprtiebung inl
ShoBe lnlcrer Notion einerIeits burh
cine @ertidatung Ser onfrid)ti9en,
meitberoigen une lopalen GSreibeit, Sic
oue @utmillieen 1eitet ,no oic Sen
Sreanismus 1lnierer freicn @inrid>
t,noen Iduf, nno onoererieits ourh
oas reliaioie @,npfinben, bas als
9iiterin h;2lcS Grhgl,tes sic iiberpie<
aenbe Mebrbeit Der 8epolferung bon
llruguop beieelt.''
X
9entide MiTionsbilfe ansaeidaItet
@eeen ser eeeenn0rtieen 3uItGnoc
in Oelttiflonh fonncn sic fotboli-
ihen Inslonbsn1iiiionen ni6t mebr
ouf Die Silfe Ser beltlden &otboli=
fen rednen. seIbit menn sic &otbo=
lifen finon3iell boau imitonoe tp6ren,
oitrfte fein @elo nod bem 9luslano
oerIonot merben. 9os pnrnoaiIde ia
tbolilhe 9e,ltidlano mar cine nidt
10 lnbebeuten0e Silfe fir bie Niiiio>
men. SSSn ser Nabfrie9s5eit bon 1919
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-11
g'itt,uOdj, sen II. Mars 1912

Fntcr Scnnbpm1fD, 1clblt gebalfen.
Ser bobe Gebner mies baraltf bin,
bob ser Srben it @itiirmiiber 3eit
aegriinoet tporoen NOR, sic picrte
3enteuoril,msieier aber in einc nod
ltiirnerilbe 3eit iolIe. SIS lpor bar'
um porgcicbeuL bas SrbenSinbildlun
nrr ltia lmo in geidlolienen &rcis
su begebeu. Srnbbent Duroe aus Die.
le1u NnloB Ser @clellld)aft Scl1 nnn
fotboliI6cn yegierltlaen lno Soltcrn
uno bon ser fatbolildben Erelic 5abl.
reife 8eipeie ser Ad)tl,ng ,,no Ter.
cbrnng ourgc6rabt, bies beionocra in
2onoern, sic lid nod oeS 6rlc rlls
erire,,cn. SSu Stolien fat bie fotbo'
liibe Ser5- eiu=ltniperlitot N'oiloro
in elmer &ortrogsiol9e oie Gcrbcrlte
ocs Sroens gefeiert mo biele Ncoen
in einem Sonmlelbono bcrols9cgrben.
Sc lit por9ciebe,t, ooB bel &icocrfrbr
bciicrcr 3eitcn cine S6rift iiber hos
4OOj0briec Srbensiubilolm ercbci'
uen iou. Sir sic Sel1titen lelblt mo'
rem oiclc sSeicrn cu troltlidcr 9clpcls
iiir bic 9oufborfeit, NIT ser hic fa'
tbolil6cn &0lfer ibr opoitolildbeS a'li'
bcn ouincbn1e11. Sic Gcoc bcs SrNcnS.
generals id)loB nit bc1n Idldten Sin'
tpcis ooroli, hoB sic @clcllidoit SEM
ibrc opoltoliidc Nrheit olld lit DER
3uflnit 3ur aroberen e6rc @ottes
1no nod Sen Teoclu nno &eiilnaen
bes grobcu III. SgnotiuS ul9cbcll9t
fortlcten miro. 0ie sSeicr por burd)
sic Nuffiibr'ng eines Ieltprotorilums
SIT Gbrcu beS bl. Sguotins pcrld)ont,
>pclhcs npu itolienilhcn ltootl;t)cn
Hlnofl,nforhclter porgetro9en marc.
X
Der 2G9eneeiit
beberrl6t sic Nclt, sic Golfcr ,tno
Notionen, sic mcnl6lihen @eicllld)of-
ten uno - sic Son1ilic. Seitocn Ger
@lorbc an @ptt SEN Murpiilcnbcn picl.
fo6 aus SEN sSanllien oeidpunben it,
lit mlr mcbr Scr S6cn pom Gbriitcn.
t11nt iibrig ecblicben 1,no ii6 ocn 9n'
ibein ecben ,no lib perltcllen lit be.
fonntli6 ein Wtcilterlpcrf beS "Go'
ters ser 2ii1e". - @cil er ein 15cino
ser @obrbeit lit, 10 i,lcbt er ol,h
nnoglidlt oIlc Yfenlden nit icincm
unperid0n,ten Siigen9eiite ae9cn bcn
gottliben Seilono, beu 2ebrcr Der
@obrbeit 5lt crfiillen. Bcl sic BON
oieien 2iiacnaciitc onaeltedten 0oni'
lien 5u ipot olf sic Nclt 9efnnlmcn
iino, lm ocn gottlidcn Seilono ons
&re,13 SIT iUloge,1, - 10 l,,dt lie ser
Satan alf onoere &eiie oem 9ott.
liben &eilonoe 5,t entfremoen, 10 bob
iic bon ieiner 9ebre moeli6it ipenig
borcn nnO bon leincn @naoen moe-
lidit lpenig profitieren. 3ufel9e sic.
Ier religiolen llutpiiieubeit uno @ott.
perlailenbeit meroen sic aetouiten
GbrIlten ungenlein enpf0nelid fir al.
les, ipas oen 2eibeni idoften ,mo Dem
gigenoiiufel l6lnei6elt.
Sbtpobl ser 2iieenaeiit Elm ausee.
iprodener Seino ser 8obrbeit ift lno
oie fotboliidc STRIDE, sic bon @briih,s
eingeieste, unfeblbore 2ebrerin Der
&obrbeit, eeben ood non6e Der
@obrbeit ln5ue0nelibe Menidcn on
Sen Sonntaeen aum pormittGe Geigen
@ottesoienit, nm oen Shein zines
fotboliiden @briiten iib au ipobren,
nobrenb iie ben nadmttGeiaen i'm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-11
Eapit bittet nm @c6etc 5m leimer
NnbilGmmsfcier

2olt ,Sllcrpotorc Tomono" iit cs
Der. @unlh Eoplt Enls' oes 3molf=
ten, ooB sic ,Seer ocs 25. s(miper=
ioriruS lcincr 9iidoislucibe oicics
Sabr bonptlGdlid) III bcr Gercilll=
eung Scr Scrjcl III ser gon5en fatbo>
liibcn @eIt llno in Scr Nuinpferlmg
bon @cbctcu hcltcbc.
y&eucn hes Grnltcs ser 3citcl
,piinidt scr 81. Gotcr feinc cllberl.
Sciern mo Mlmbgcblu9cn aus Nn=
lab icincs lilbcrncn SubilGlnlS, ion
bern boift, boB sic SSeicr cilen 6bo=
rnftcr trGNt, Scr noh lcllcm Grn1cllc1
iid scr hriltlid)cn Somilic onpoGt
nnter sen nenrnlp0rtigcn llnit0noen.
,0oS oliidflicbc 9nuipcrlorim' ,
70 beiBt cs im SMerpotore, ,ipiro sic
&otboIifcu oller Notioncn ltherltD
Qciltig hcnt gclucinlonen Goter n1Dcr
brin9cn ino lucrocn a,f bicie &eilc
ibrc 3unci9lng 3u Sr. $5cili9fcit er<
ncncrn mo ibm ibrcn 3anf be5clt
cen
Scr 81. Goter miro am t3. Mai,
benz Sntlm beS NnniperlarillnlS, oic
ssubil0llnarclic in ser ct. Ycter'a
9olilifo 5clcbricren. Sci oiclcr (Sc
IcNcnbcit miro ocr Eontiier ici1lcn
aeiltliben &inhcrn ocn pdpltlidDen
Gcocn ertcicr,, scr iiber ben Huuo-
f,uf in ouc Wcocnocn scr SSclt iiber=
troeen >pcrhcu miro.
&ricosllclb in Gpnrbcs ,pmnberbar
gebcilt
sSpbu 9rnpor, Elm Sploat Ser eng
Iifdcn Nrnlec, scr iid in bcrnorra=
acnocr Weiic i'm crlten @elttricg
alSge5cidnct bate, lit on elmer
fdmrrcn &opflplnoc; feline @elnc lua=
rcn pnnltonbi0 ecl0Dnlt; ser foltc
9rono (@onorenc) bntte IN nerldic=
henen &orpertellen cinaelest 1no CT
NOR ser SoIlIud)t (@pilcplic) nnter=
iporIcn. ltcbrcrc 2onhnner Mer5tc
bottcn i'm iiir unbcilbor erfl0rt. Nber
Tranuor, ein ol0ubigcr &otbulif, be-
COB lid) nit feltcnL ltncrlhilttcrlltbcl1
@nttncrtroucn nod 2nurocS. 9ort
1plrbc er auf elmer Grugbabre gum
9nbc in ser ipllnberbnren Nueac &C.
trn9cn lnb, ipic iiblid, lntergctald)t.
9lls er nod etlidcn Stlnoen, ouI
feinc Srobbobrc acbettct, al ser 81.
Sofrnncntspro5clinn tcilnob,n, erbob
er iid ploslid bon ieiner Sru9babre
mo heNob iid), politGnbi9 aebeilt, 5ll
feincn i'm heoleitenoen 6relnoen.
Geinc Ncrate erfl0rten, Dob MIR ein
Nunbcr iolde Scillng helpirfen font
te. glls 9onfborfeit bot felt ienelll
Reaebns Sohn Sropnor ieheS Sobr
Die Hcilc nod 2olroes gen,aht lmO
lit fIeibia bel Dem Sronsport BON
&ronfen beih0fti9t, pclde iu ser
Yro5ellicn anr 2ourbes- -@rotte &c,
broht ipcrben.
AnfbIiibem fatboliidem 2ebems in
Merifu
sfod) elmer @SY MclSune eelpinnt
bic relioioic Sage in Vfcrifo oIlmob
lid ,picocr ibr @leidgeipidt. sSaIt al
Ie &irhen iinb mieocr ber9elteat uno
ibrem uriprii19liben 3luede 3llriifge-
fiibrt poroen. Tnr iebr ipenigc Sir
den moren iibrieens mobrenb Ser
Innaen Terinlounasaeit aerlt6rt lpor-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-11
Die nmaarildem SiidOfc nnb Sic
Snacmouroaniiationeu

Die nmaariiden &iidlOfc mnS bic
Observation-Disclosures
9Sic ser Gatifanlenocr unlGnglt
meloetc, nnroe in oIleu &ircben t(n=
gorns ein Sirtenbrief Ser nneari=
lden 9iitbofe nerleien ser oui bic
orobe Witbtinfeit Ser fotbplilden Suz
genoprgolilotipnen lno sic @cfobrc1
binpies, sic ibnc1 Dellte hrobcn.
uNir alolbell', 3itiertc ser %otifan
lenocr hic l1noorilben 9iiGofe, uoob
sic ipeilen Stoatsoberboupter nid)t
pericblcn ipcrbe,1, bielcn nellcu Nnz
lblog ouf sic Seele ser rSueeno nit
lpod)lomen 9l,laen 1mo felter Sa1o
nII5ubaltcn: 9as rllgnriide Gpiifo-
pat bpfft, bn6 bos, mas Dor "a Sab
rem geid)ob, nidt ipieoerbolt miro,
tpenn ond) feinbliGeFropogonba iiber
sen Hlnoil,nf lmo ourh ononpn1e
grpldiire1 perludt, sic Su1eno mlf
slblpe9e 5lt fiibren.' - Der Gotifan-
lenber gob ierner einen 8eridt iiber
einen 5meit09ioen aonareB fotboli=
lber Sugenoperb0noe in 6ranfreid)
peiter, Ser ilt Spon obeebolten luuroe.
Ser Senbcr 5itierte babel cine por
oent &onoreb berleiene grflGrlmn in
ser eS II. q. bieB: uGie 6ran5oIen
itreben noD belu @ieoerouibmt zines
unobb0ngioen bon lt0noigen, eceinig
ten Itarfcn, aeredten, freieu uno &C.
neroen in einem ySort: zines
driitlidcn iron5oiiiden stootes."
X
&adtraalides anm 4OOjabrisen
3entemarinm bes sSeimitemurbens
Bur grinnerung an sic 4O0iobri9e
3entenarfeier oes sseiuitenoroens,
meloet oie u&ipa', lparen in Sen let-
ten Monoten bes pergongenen Sab
reg in alien Seilen ser fotboliihen
@elt @eoenffeiern peranItoltet NOR
ocn. sluh sic SEN Seil,itcn onpertrau=
te popitlide llniberIitGt @reeoriano
in &om botte cine Stubienmohe or
gonificrt, in tuelder bon berporra=
9enoen @elebrten bie 8eoellt,ng oes
Sroens fir bie @nttpidlltne oes fird=
liden 2ebens uno ser fatbolii6en
&iiienIdaft porgeleet ,p1rbe. Gum
abidlub Ser Stloienpode uno 3u-
gleih &ron,,ne Ser 3entenaril,ms-
feiern fano in Ser 9lula ser @rego-
riona in 9fom cine grobe Geronitol=
tlng Itott at Der iiber 500 Berio<
nerL borunter aablreide 2aroinole
nno Yrolaten, oie Spiten ser fotbo=
lifben 2aienipelt Goms llno bieIe Ser
treter hes biplomatifben &orps tell
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-11
AnfblMbeu fatbpliIhen Qebens in
Merifu

s}od) elmer @SY Nelonna 9epinnt
Die reli0iolc Gage in gfcrifo oIlnob
lid ,picocr ibr @leih9eipi6t. 6olt al
le &irhen lino ipieocr beraeltent nno
ibrcm ,1ripriin9liben 3iuede 3llriidge-
fiibrt ,poroen. Nlr lebr ipeni9c Sir
den iporen iibrieens m0breno Ger
lan9en TerIolelnesaeit aerltort ,por-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
National Attraction

Michigan'S emerald isle is a
first class competitor for yell
lowStone'S famous crown and
doing a good job for a beginner.
II is the largest island in Lake
Superior, located just within the
international boundary, 50 miles
northwest of Keweenaw PENN
Sula.
1t is the home of the vanish
ing moose and one of the best
wildlife SanctuarieS known. Relic
hunters find priceless specimens
of prehistoric life among the
ancient copper mine pits whose
history no one has fathomed.
But wild and virgin as it is,
the island is completely resort
minded. There are three rustic
lodges. at Rock Harbor Wash
ington Harbor (Windigo Inn
and Belle le-a1l government
supervised under the American
plan.
Cottages, overnight ca bins
and overland trails have been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
z Regular Ships

Two vessels make contact be-
tween the island and upper
Michigan ports and Hancock,
Houghton and Copper Harbor
regularly. Tourists from Detroit
and other eastern ports reach
the haven directly by steamship
aboard the luxurious S. s. South
American, passenger ship oper-
ated by the Georgian Bay Lines.
which also owns the s. s. Ala
bama, a familiar sight in north
ern waters.
The South American docks at
Houghton en- route TO the island
and Duluth. Passengers may
stop off at the island for week
between the steamers scheduled
trips.
The Isle Royale Queen,
roemy cabin cruiser. makes reg
ular trips out of Copper Harbor
accommodating those lucky
enough ~ be driving automo-
bileS up TO the tip of Michigan
il. KeWeenaw. Trips are SChed-
uled for Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays at $50 a. m, with
return trips on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Hover
Exhibits
r Featured

THIS month is the month Of
Il flower shows. Two of the
large shows of the south end of
the county Will be staged by
branches of the Women's Ma
llona Farm and Garden Asso-
citation.
ST. Clair Shores branch will
hold a two-day flower and gar
den exhibit August p and -. at
the Lakeview High School. East
Jefferson avenue. St. Clair
Shores. Co-chalrmcn are Mrs.
r. H. Whistler and Mrs. NJ T.
SlckleSteel
ROSeville-EaSt Detroit branch
viii stage its fall flower. fruit
and vegetable show August %
and % at the Burton gymnasium
on the Elcven-Mile road. one
block east OF Gratiot. Co-chair-
men are Mrs. Herman KueSter
ana Mrs. Graham Gracey.
Both shows will feature
classes FOR fresh fruits and ycge-
tables and classes for canned
fruits and vegetables. Jams. iel-
lies. pickles and other home
made products,
Gardeners old and new arc in
NIied 10 exhibit and the public is
invited f0 attend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Gala Event

Saturdays festivities reach n
climax in the conquistadoreS
ball the gala social event of
fiesta.
The religious aspects Of fiesta
dominate Sundays ogram
September g., opening with
solemn fiesta mass in st. Francis
Cathedral and followed by pro-
ceSsion around the plaza.
Sunday afternoon marks the
presentation of the De Vargas
pageant, commemorative the tri-
umphal entry of Don Diego de
Vargas into Santa Fe after sub
DUNG the Indians in 1888. This
is one Of the most colorful
aspects Of fiesta.
For sheer impreSsiVeneSs,
nothing on the fiesta program
rivals the candle light process
sion on Sunday evening. All of
Santa Re IS in blackout, the only
light coming from candles borne
by the devout as they make
their way around the plaza and
onto the heights overlooking
Santa Re. where the Cross Of
the Martyrs stands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Monroe Started There

James Monroe. fourth preSi-
dent. has close associate with
Fredericksburg. Here he hung
up a Shingle as struggling at
torney and member of the town
council. His law office with
numbers Of his possessions is
visited by tourists,
John Paul Jones had his home
there and the armies of 1865
fought bloody battles on the
outskirts OF the city These bat
tlegroundS are now encompaSSed
IN a park. the mecca for many
visitors.
The Hugh Mercer Apothecarv
Shop is another shrine of the
city II is full OF CurioS reminiS-
cent OF the few drug stores of
that day The shop was operated
by Or Hugh Mercer, who be-
came general of the Revolution
and who was killed i'm the
Battle OF Princeton
Rising sun Tavern is another
historic shrine of FrederiCkS-
burg This was among the nota-
bile taNernS OF the Revolutionary
period and patroniZcd by the
celebrities of that daV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
UnbridIed Fun

Basically. fiesta is a religious
celebration, and the Solemnity Of
the Spanish-Catholic rituals have
never changed through the years.
Btu. like all Latin American teS-
rivals, there is also A fine mix
ture of unbridled fun
Every one participates in
fiesta. Scheduled events fail TO
interrupt the gay informality Of
the two-day program, which
opens Saturday morning (Sep-
TENDER 81 with the childrens pet
parade.
Saturdays program also In
cludes the burning of Zozobra.
that gargantuan papier mache
figure which characterizeS odd
Man Gloom" AS the great Carl
cature goes up in flames, amid
means and groans. Santa Fe
losses away dull caros for two
days of hilarity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09

At Midland
Rich in Lore

IN THE shadow Of the world S
Il largest inland ShipyardS at
Midland, Ont, now busily en-
gagged in turning out ships for
the United Nations, arChaeolo-
gistS from the Royal Ontario
Museum at Toronto are eXca-
waiting the ruins of the first
major Qualifications on the
American continent west Of
Quebec City-the ruins of old
Fort Ste. Marie, built in 1859
by the French JeSuitS as
stronghold TO protect the Chris
TANNED HuronS against the
Warlike Iroquois Indians.
Besides laying the foundation
for religious shrine of great
Importance, this excavation
work on the shores of Georgian
Bay is bringing 10 light many
hitherto unknown details of the
lives of the first white men in
this part of the country. and has
revealed evidence of the first
manufacture of metal tools,
eaEthen ware and mortar
The mortar used in building
the stone bastionS of the fort is
still visible and is of a type
which eXciteS the admiration Of
stone maSonS even today.
One of the most interesting
discoveries was that of a 300
year-old petrified egg, evidence
that the JesuitS brought the
domestic hen to Ontario as early
as 1889.
Fort Ste. Marie was also the
site of the first hospital. the
first social service work and the
first experimental farm in
America.
Other relics so far discovered
include iron tomahawkS. copper
roSetteS, antique nails and
spikes, glass hagons, prayer
beads and religious medals of
the period.