davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The midland journal., 1946-12-27
Harvurd Observatory Sets Centennial

come the central clearing house for
all astronomical information on this
continent.
Beginning in 1880, the observa-
tory has photographed huge sections
of the sky each night. AS result it
has collection of photograph plates
numbering more than 100000, which
enables astronomers to check the
stellar activities which have oc-
Cured during any clear evening of
the past 66 years.
The midland journal., 1946-12-27
Aged Woman Relies
On Old Fire Recipe

VIROQUA, WIS.-When a Chin
ney fire broke out at the home Of
Viroqua's oldest resident, the cool
est person on the scene was the oc-
cupant, Mrs. Lucy Grubb, who will
be 101 next February Is. "An you
need to do is put little salt on the
fire." she told the bustling firemen.
But the firemen, who were of an
other generation, insisted on resort
ing to chasAicsls.
The midland journal., 1946-12-27
Scotch Handsel Monday
Day Of Cift-Ciyinu

The Monday after New Years is
traditionally the ''big day. for
Scotch boys and girls; and, in addi-
ton to being the Scotch day of gift
giving, it is a day of feasting and
gaiety. Families and friends gather
to
Drink a cup of kindness yet
For Auld Lang Syne."
The midland journal., 1946-12-27
See New Years First

Hanson island, little British col
ony in the Chathams, Ala miles south
east of Wellington, New Zealand,
will be the first to greet 1947. It is
just east of the international date
line, from which all time is reck-
oned.
The midland journal., 1946-12-27
Oldest Yet Organization

The Army and Navy Union,
which was founded in 1886 and has
IS, 1000 members, is the oldest exist
ing organization in the United
States for veterans of any war.
The midland journal., 1946-12-27
Torch in Hand of Vulcan
Statue Warns Motorists

A new method of reminding mo-
torists to drive carefully is an cleo
trio torch that is being installed in
the upraised hand of the giant
statue of Vulcan in Birmingham,
Ala. For "a hours after fatal
traffic accident, the light will glow
red instead of its normal green.
The midland journal., 1946-12-27

Bonne AIMEE!
Feliz Ano Nuevo!
Buon Capo D'Anno
Got Nytt Ar
Godt Nytt Aar
Elm Glueckliches
Neues Jahr
Gelukkig Nieuwjaar
No matter the tongue, the greet
ing is always the same-it always
means a wish that all share in
Happy New Year.
The midland journal., 1946-12-27

CareQ IOr the young
gods Of the sun, the
first month has fur
nished many Of the
important dates in
the history of the
world, and the first
day of the year has
hnan nnnnrniis in its
The midland journal., 1946-12-27
FULL FLIGHT
WNU Features

Skiing will dominate the American outdoor sports this
winter most of the famous ski Of the West and Middle
operation for the first time since Pearl Habor
This winter ski fans will find old favorte lodges and cha
lets improved and in full operation again after the while
The midland journal., 1946-12-27
History Hos Been
Made On New Yeors
Since Eorly Ages

While january, Capricornus, the
Goat, symbolized the nurse which
The midland journal., 1946-12-27

A SIMPLE, well-tailored slip
"A and pantie set for the more
mature figure. Delightfully."- easy to
make - just three pattern pieces.
Illustrated sew chart gives step
by-step instruction. Make built-up
The midland journal., 1946-12-27
SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS. s,.
laik,sd Lingerie b, mben

shoulders, or if you prefer, use
ribbon straps and edge with tiny
lace. ~
Pattern No. 8O02 comes in sizes 80. SO.
40, AZ, "A, as, 48, so and So. Size H8, slip,
23z yards of IS or 39-inch; panties. 1h
yards.
Send an additional twentyrhve cents for
your COPY of the Fall and Winter issue
Of FASHION. Specially designed fashions
easy TO make styles, farm frocks. free
crocheting directions. free pattern printed
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-31

Force and the threat
of force are being
used to back up the
angry words spoken
in Paris and Wash
ington, ordering the
yictors as well as the
vanquished of World
War II to submit to
the dictates of an
A n G 10 American
peace.
Commenting edit
orally on the Yugo-
slav incident, the
New York Herald
Tribune admits that
"brash young Ameri-
cans an d BritonS
have no doubt been
careless about naVi-
CATION" But tn e
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-31

Infantry division, rembe at the sight OF Royal
Airforce Spitfires and strong American Naval task
force.
We cannot expect Yugoslavia and its neighbors to
like US better for this ostentatious display of respect
for the rights of small nations" The balance of good
will accumulated throughout the world by holding
up end in the fight against fascsm is rapid
y being dssipated The United States government
drew account by it's unwarranted ulmatum to Yu-
Elliott Roosevelt "the path of Franklin Roosevelt has
been grievousy and deliberately forsaken" We must
hasten to find way back to that path before the
Careless navgators" lead to national shipwreck
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-31

tors as the In
dian medicine
man a n d the
shell game wiz
ard. The first
put up a harm
less concoction
of colored wa
ter, with may
be a wee bit of
alcohol in it,
and if he took
more than the
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-31
Texas This time: NAACP
reports TWO new lYnchings

Two additional lynchings, both of veterans
this the National Association the Advance
ment of COlOred People.
Marshall, Texas, the site and victims
RICHARD F. GORDON, 81 police books killed
"by hit and driver" but who slain elsewhere
dragged through the streets night by carloads
who remained until officers arrived according
residents of the where the body found
ALONZA BROOKS, 25, found n the woods from
blows his neck and strangulaion three
ing home in his to visit friends.
robbery since his wallet and wrist still his
body when found.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-31
PAC eumpuign begins!
opens city
political drive

thousand CIO shop stewards and PAC committee
members moved into bockbyblocl election drive Chi
cago following spirited meeting to inaugurate the Fall
campaign.
Resolving to organize immediate registration drives in
every plant the assembled shop leaders from Chcagos
dusres voted to begin the collection of onedolar PAC
contributions without delay and pledged full cooperation
with all groups interested in elecng candidates pledged
fight for the return to the Roosevelt program.
(See Page y
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-31

packaging was worth, he gave
those credtilous ossEkomers of his
peace of mind in good measure;
and the second manipulated his
walnut shells for those who were
determined to part with an UNI
easy dollar.
No = when 1 say the swindle
was a small time affair in the
good old days., 1 mean those
tycoons of swindlers, the gentle
men whom Matthew Josephson
calls 1.-THE Robber Barons," and
who, in a book of the same name,
he mercilessly exposes. Among
them, he includes such individ-
uals as Jay Cooke, Jay Gould,
Andrew Carnegie, Pierpont Nor
gan, John D. Rockefeller, James
Hill, Henry Prick, to mention
only few, and he goes on to de-
scribe how these same gentlemen
fleeced the American people of
an empire.
THOSE are the swindlers I re-
fer to as small time operators.
Compared to a certain matter
that is going on today, under our
very noses, the Goulds and the
Rocl<efellers were petty thieves.
All their footing, Jumped together,
pales away when measured
against something that goes by
the quiet and innocent title of
Excess Profit Tax"
Here's the story. Follow it care
fully Its worth your attention.
For sheer outrageousness, it's
ll(see Page 16)
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-31

careless navigaors who steer ship of state into
perous waters cannot plead the excuse of youth 1t
is their brashness which puts the security of our ma
ton and the peace of the world in peril.
Postwar Yugoslavia is no dictator-ridden United
uitCompanyruled Honduras. Only the very brash
could so forget that the people Yugoslavia do
not easily 1t is worse than brash to believe thew
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-31

will be cowed by
what Lieut.. General
c. H. Lee called "a
convincing demon
Stration of Allied mi.
litary power"
This proud young
democracy, m u C h
like our own a cen
fury and more ago,
is jealous of its SOW.
ereign right to guard
its territory a n d
skies. Marshall Tito
and h e YugosIav
guerillaS won t h a t
right in hand-to-hand
fighting with Hit
Ier's b e st panzers.
They win not scurry
before a parade of
the American 88th
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-31
STATE q me
MARION
By
Howard
Fast

IN THE DAY of my grandaddy,
and your too, the swindle was
strictly a small time affairs. I'm
not referring to such minor and
comparatively harmless opera
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-31
us. GOODWILL 'OVERDRAWN'
IN THREATS TO YUCOSLAYS
By Brig. Gen. Evons F. Carlson
and Paul Robson

The United States and Great Britain are talk
ing through their guns in the Middle East.
What is being said to Yugosavia follows
pattern set in Greece Palestine and Transjordan
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-19

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
tical interests of Czech and
SIovaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-19
$175 "a karton americkych
cigaret " NSmecku.

Americk6 cigarety Sc staly
mezinarodnfm platidlem We
stTedn1 Europe. Jejich cena do
sahla nejzavratnejs1 WISE v Ber-
line a stale stoupa pres vsecka
pffsna opatrenf americk6 arma-
dy, snaz1c1 Sc vymytiti cerny trh
cigaretami. Americke kurivo
Sc v N6mecku prodava "a $12
az $3.50 balfcek a karton prn-
m6rn6 "a $3.50 az SITS.
Mnozf americtf vojaci mohou
proto poslati cely sv6j mesfcnf
Eold dom1 a sve 1traty 81 hrad1
prodejem jednoho nebo dvou
kartonG cigaret, kter6 jsou jim
u domova posflany. Jeden vo-
jak 81 postavil z vynosu prodeje
cigaret velky, pTepychove zaTf-
zeny domov. Druhy 81 nechal
postavit prGjezd kolem rekvf-
rovaneho domova = "a pet kar-
toni cigaret. JIM zfskali "a CT
parety cenne sb1rky skla, por-
ceIanu a starozitnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-19

mericka branna moe. America
ne nelibuj1 81 dobe miru v O.
hromne armada - jsou v tom
nesporne v pravu. Vycvikovy
plan zajistf nam pouze velkou,
modernf armada pro prfpad ma
lehave potTeby. Neobejdeme sc
bez nj, nechceme-li z1ti v neusta
lem strachu.
Doufame z pima srdce, re uz
k move valce nikdy nedojde, ale
DOUFATI znamena pouze NE
co OCEKAVATI A Pc Ne
GEM TOUzITI. Nejde pffi tom
0 zadnou zaruku. Pro pfffpad,
re by nase nadeje ztroskotaly.
muslme Sc jiz v dobe miru evil
citi, ably z mas byli dobTi voiaci.
Jedine tehdy mGzeme byti jisti,
re zachovame mir, nebot nikdo
ma svete neodvazf Sc pax zatah-
nouti do valky Ameriku, ktera
Dude pfipravena odplaceti stej-
ne stejnym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-19

Ma Vsesokolsky den v Plzen-
skem Parku v Chicago Z. Ger
vence prislo pres ctyTi tisfce Ii
df, ably vyslechli senatora Pep
pera a Leo Krzickeho, predse-
du Kongresu Americkych Slo.
vanG.
Senator Pepper Sc zabyval O.
tazkou miru a ocenil ob6ti slo-
vanskych narodu, pTinesene We
valce S nacismem. Mluvil {
svych zkuSenostech "a navste.
Wy Sovetskeho svazu a Stalina a
jinych evropskych zemi. Wy.
slovil presvedcenf, re Stain
sovetske narody usilujf O usta.
veni skutecne spravedliveho g
trvaleho miru. Pravil, re evrop.
ske narody mali naroky ma ia
kove rezimy, jakych 81 pref
Rekl meZi jinym: "Nejsem an
pro socialismus, ami pro komu.
nismus, jsem pro amerikanis.
mus, ale chteji-li socialismus {
komunismus evropske narody
je to jejich zalezitostf a ia jim
nebudu upirat pravo ma to, &C
chtejl."
Senator Pepper dale prohla.
sill, re Sovetsky svaz ma pravt
ma prfstup k Stredozemnimr
mort, tax jake kazdy jiny.
Leo Krzycki uchvatil shro.
mazdeni plamennou reel, v nls
rovnez mluvil O svych zazitcicl
a poznatcfch "a evropskeho "a
jezdu a navstevy Stalina, presi
denta Benese, marsha Tita, pc
skeho presidenta Bieruta a bul
harskeho hrdiny Dimitrova. Ne
bal Sc tyto vedouc1 postavy slo
vanskych narodG nazvati "veli
kymi muzi" a potvrdil prohla
SEMI Peppera ohledne jejicl
prava ma vlady, jake chteji NIT
Pravil dale, re v Europe jsol
move proudly, re Sc ustavuje no
w system, jejz nikdo nezastavi
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-19

bal Sc tez cestou mdze rozsypa-
tt, ale Zustane v tom druhem pla
tenem obalu, nesmfcha Sc S dru-
hym zboz1m V balfcku a mic Sc
pax neskazf, jen trochu vice
prace a pece je treba. ze Sc to
vyplatl nenl ami treba zadnemu
dokazovat, dobre vysledky "a
Jiste tuto namahu odm6nl same
sebou.
PAX jeste jedna prosba: Piste
.spravne adresu a vzdy postu
Urychlujte tim dorucenf zasil-
ky svym milym CSR.
Dekujeme VAN vfele a pfeie.
me VAN vsem plno zdaru = 81
srdecnym pozdravem
Karel LINER, postovn
kontrolor, BTeclav 2.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-19
SYDNEY HILLMAN, VOICE
CLIO A PREDSEDA PAC,
ZEMREL.

Sidney Hillman, SO let starry,
dGinicky vGdce a narodn1 pred
soda CIO politickeho akcniho
vyboru (PAC), zemrel 10. GER
vence We SVEN letnim domov6
IA srdecn1 mrtvici.
Hillman byl predsedou moe
ne unie Amalgamated Clothing
Workers of America a misto-
presidentem Go.
Narodil Sc Zagare V Live a
pfijel do Spojenych StatG v r.
1907. Zacal jake stTihaG V krej-
GOvskem prGmyslu.
ZaCal Sc zahy zajimati O uni
owe hnutf a jeho cinnost jake
vddce letech nasledujlcich Il
skala mu pov6st mezi delniky j
zam6stnavateli jake muze vel
mi siln6ho, kompetentnfho a
brilantnfho.
Y r. 1914 jake Glen stare unie
United Garment Workers vedl
revoltu prot vddcovstvf Tho
mase F. Rickerta, utvoTil Anal
gamated a zfskal pro novou n
Mi vyhodnou smIouvu S jistym
vyrobecm muz skych odev1 v
Chicago.
Hillman, ktery ie otcem dvou
deer, vyslovil Sc sveho casu, re
''stavka ie zbranf dzungli. Ale
pOkud zijeme v ekonomicke a
socialni dzungli, mus1me Sc k nj
uchylovati. Civilisovanou me
thodou je arbitrace, ne stavka.'
Hillman byl silnym stoupen-
Gem RoOseveltovy politiky.
Nastupcem byl zvolen JakuE
S. Potovsky, gen. sekretaT a pc.
kladn1k unie cd r. 1910.
Potovsky Sc narodil pred 81
rokem ma Ukraine a jiz v u
item mladf zavftal do U. S. a v
roce 1914 byl jednlm re zaka-
datel1 unie Amalgamated
Clothing Workers of America.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-19

pry vyrazila tn jsem pro hrmot
motoru neslysela jeho volani -
nebot byl vzdalen nekolik set
yardI cd onoho mfsta.
"a kdyz nechal dvefe poo
tevreny, tn Sc ash mala opicka
pfiblizila re zv6davosti 81 pro-
hlednouti divnou vec, ktera Sc
tn najednou uprostred divociny
objevila. Re vsech stran Sc O.
zyvaly RUNE zvuky broukd,
ptactva a zveTe - a nebylo to
tudfz nikterak divine. A kdyz
Sc vozidlo pohnulo, budto spa
la nebo jfzda ma nj prijemne
pnsobila, take byla zticha.
"Nu a tax vid1te, bratTi a ses-
try, jake veci Sc stavaji "a tech
nejnemoznejsfch okolnostf. Uni
to neuveritelne, ale jsem rada,
re to skoncilo tax dobTe. Ne
bylo by nam tax prfjemne, kdy-
by sc poblizku toulala divoka
EVER, nebo do auta misto opice
byla vlezla jedovata zmije, KITE
rych je tam plno. Kazdopadne
takoveto prihody byly vitany
nebot dovedly zpestTovat cele-
mu prostredi kde Sc odehravaly
strasnou jednotvarnost odlou.
cent ode vSeho."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-19
Pohlavnich nemoci pribyva
" Nemecku.

Frankfurt. - Armadnf IRA
dy ~Spojenych Stat1 V Nemecku
prohlasily, re pomerny pocet
pohlavn1ch nemoc1 mezi pT1-
slusnfky americk6 armady je
nejvets1 americkych vojen-
skych dejinach.
I v posledni dobe je pozoro-
van staly vzestup pfipad1, pres
rozkaz tf1m6s1cnl zdrzenlivosti
vydany americkym vojenskym
velitelem v Nemecku generalem
McNarneyem.
Dne 16. cervna byl ohlasen
rocn1 pTehled nakazy v Europe
a dospelo Sc k 26.1%. Bylo to
o $50 vice nez v dob6, kdy
general McNarney vydal sva
naflzen1 o navratu k pT1snemu
posadkovemu zivotu.
V dobe kapitulace Nemecka
v kvetnu 1916 obnasel rocn1
primer 7.49%.
jake dGvody sc uvadf prole-
~tarisace Nemecka, ktera svadf
stale vice Zen k prostituci, ne
dostatek potravin a hlavne d.
vera americkych vojakG, re
Penicilin vse zahoj1.
Pres to, re americke 1fady
podnikaji vse k zabranenl Sire
nj nemoc1 jak pro americke vo-
j1ny tax pro hence jsou memo
ce stale ma vzestupu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-19
tProc mluvit O valce Ameriky
8 Ruskem?"

Novy rusky velvyslanec We
Washingtonu, Nikolaj Novikov
We sve tiskove konferenci VINE
81 tuto otazku, prav6: "Neni
proste priciny k rusko-americke
valce. I kdyz jsou rozdfly mezi
obemi cement, nechaj1 Sc vyre-
siti cestou mfru." Ujistil, re So
vety nezacnou valku ami Sc Spo-
ienymi Staty, ami S jinou zeml a
podotkl k tomu, re pochybuje,
re by lid Spoj. Statd chtel zno-
WI valcit. Primal, re svetove
problemy nenf mono vyresiti
pres noe = Europa prodelava
vnitrnf pTerod dodatecne k pre-
chodu z valky do mfru a bude-li
spoluprace mezi vedouc1mi ma
rody, vse dobfe dopadne.
Novikov otevrene pronesl je-
dnu vytku proti teto zemi a 81
ce, re Spojene taty S Velkou
Britanif neprovad1 usnesenf.
Velke Trojky v Postupimi O re-
paracich Nemecka, ma coz Rus
ko klade velkou vahu. | kdyz
tento mlady rusky diplomat mlu
vii "a sebe, to co Tekl znovu po-
tvrzuje skutecnost, re velka
yetsina reci O nutnosti treti sve-
tove valky, v niz ma jedne stra-
ne Dude Rusko a ma druhe ostat-
nj narody sveta, jsou jenom smy
slene a nemaj1 podkladu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-19
THE TELEGRAF

Published every Friday by
Bohemian American Publ. Co.
S43 N. WASHINGTON ST.
BALTIMORE 5, MD.
Phone, BROADWAY 1858
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-19
Nedostatek omastkEE Sc jeste
zhorSi.

Ufad zemedelstvf oznamil, re
Sc nedostatek omastkG V pTlS-
itch 3 mes1cfch jeste zhorsf o.
prot stavu v minulem kvartalu.
Jde obzvlaSte O nedostatek We
proveho sadla, margarine a o.
lej1. Ubytek Dude obnaseti asi
100000 900 liber. Stav ovsem
nebude takovy, ably zavdal d.
vody k nejakym obavam.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-19
Helgolandska zakladna Dude
znicena Anglicany.

Anglicane oznamili oficielne.
re byvala nemecka namoTni "a
kladna Helgoland Dude znice-
ma. Datum, kdy nicenf Dude "a
hajeno, nebylo dosud ozname-
no.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-19
Diva tisfce WAC "a more.

Vice nez 1000 WAC Dude
poslano "a more behem pristich
ctyT meslcG.
z departmental valky bylo O.
Znameno, re budou slouziti v E.
vrope a oblasti Pacifiku a u ko-
manda pro obranu Karibskeho
more.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-19
Novy guevrner postovni
spofitelky.

Praha (CTK)- Guvernerem
postovni spoTitelny byl jmeno-
van DIR. Antonfn Traxmandl.
Evening star., 1946-06-09

Fly fishing is particularly fine ir
Rocky Mountain. Yellowstone
Grand Teton. Glacier, Olympic
Yosemite, Sequoia, Kings Canyon
and the Great Smoky Mountain,
National Parks.
Lake Mead, Boulder Dam recrea-
ton area, which is administered for
the Bureau of Reclamation by the
National Park Service, offers some
of the best bass fishing anywhere
in the West. Here large-mouth
black bass, ranging in weight up to
13 pounds, have been caught. Boats
may be hired for trolling In Yellow
stone Lake, Crater Lake and at
Isle Royale.
Guides for Adventure.
The extremely hard and adven-
turous vacationer will discover some
Of the toughest mountain climbing
in the United States in Grand
Teton, Olympic, Glacier, Mount
Rainier and Rocky Mountain Ma
tional Parks, where experienced
guides are available. Many of the
peaks are snowcapped and reach an
altitude Of more than 14,000 feet.
For pedestrians or saddle parties
in Glacier National Park, there are
attractive chalets and high noun
tain camps from 10 to Is miles
apart, and there are also moderately
priced trail camps in the High ST.
erras Of Yosemite and Sequoia Ma
tional Parks.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Vacation Styles
Require Variety
of Accessories
By EIeni Sakes

Whatever style and color scheme
you choose to wear for this, the
peacetime vacation you have been
waiting for and praying for, good
humor will prove the most valuable
and pleasing accessory in your ward
robe. Pack lots of 1t, for it could
show wear all too readily on the
summers crowded highways, rail-
ways, skyways and byways, and a
sunny disposition maintains the
keen edge of enjoyment for what
could be the best vacation ever.
But let's get on to the vacation
fashions madame and mademoiselle
can change like cloak. Vacation
time to man merely means getting
away from it all and resting his
weary bones; to the feminine con-
tingent it means a time to look
exceptionally glamorous while en-
joying ourselves away from familiar
scenes.
Face the Problem.
Whether your nose Is pointed east,
south, north or west, you'll have to
face the problem Ito cart or not to
cart" lots of clothes. Resist the i'm
pulse to carry items that look pretty
on the hangers but win not pack
we'll.
For travelling to and from your
destination as well as for wear while
at your vacation spot. that time
honored favorite, the classic tropical
weave suit, is again taking the
honorS. Favorite choice is the dark
green that stands up so well while
travelling. Two-piece darkly colored
cottons are also good double-duty
affairs.
Accessories, though, should be your
big item. Take enough bright
touches that you can change cos
tunes in various ways. Scarf tricks
can rival what Houdini did with
chains. They are playing a head
line" role and when they don't 60
to your head they'll 60 to your waist
or around your neck. There's mas
sive gold jewelry for your arms, ear
rings, belts, shoes and hat or two
that will 60 with everything you
toss IN your case.
"Dressup" Accessories.
Varicolored straw accessories-a
hat, a purse and playshoes-are per-
feet with playclothes and cottons.
Carry one complete set of acces-
sories either in navy blue or green,
red Orwell, what color do you like?
Four-piercers are the big news
this year for air travel. They pack
and travel light, cutting down on
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the terrace you are the girl whose
presence is noted.
Best packers are, Of course, the
silk jersey that need little ironing.
These are lovely and summery with
their large tropical prints and colors.
Light Coat for North.
If you are off to the cool climes,
a lightweight coat is one must" to
head the list of vacation wearables.
There are hundred and one carni-
val shades from which to pick. A
leading favorite is white. A light
weight coat can top slacks, suits,
dresses and evening gown. Don't
leave behind your well-tailored rain
coat. It can do double-duty for
showers and for that evening spin in
the car. Satins, taffetas, sheer
nylon fabrics add the final dressy
note to costumes for the evening
and for ultra occasions. Now, 60 on
with your vacation dreaming!
Evening star., 1946-06-09

national monuments which COM
memorate the stirring days of the
old West-Scotts Bluff, Fort Lara
mie, Clusters Battlefield. In the
vicinity of the Black Hills of South
Dakota there is an extensive group
of natural, historic and scientific
national monuments-the Badlands,
Wind Cave, Devils Tower, Jewel
Cave and the Mount Rushmore Ma
tional Memorial.
In the Southwestern national
monuments in Colorado, Utah, New
Mexico and Arizona are preserved
outstanding archaeological ruins,
desert floors and examples OF
strange geological phenomena.
New Areas Added.
An infinite variety Of recreation
is provided in the national park
system: Hiking, riding, motoring,
photography, boating, fishing, noun
tain climbing and winter sports.
In the parks and monuments are
the finest scenery, the highest
mountains, the largest trees, the
greatest caves in the United States.
New areas added recently are Isle
Royale National Park in Lake Su-
perior, the Big Bend National Park
in Texas and Olympic National Park
in the State of Washington.
Streams and lakes in the national
parks have been we'll stocked with
fish, and in the summer months
offer challenge to the angler.
Fishermen should be familiar, how
ever, with the local park regulations
pertaining to daily catch limits, size
of fish, restricted waters, etc., and
in most of the parks a State fish
ing license is required. Some States
have a three-day visitors permit.