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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-09

Prizes kokl treJeta metu BAL
Fo vadas kun. Koncius buvo pa
leides bene paskutini sios serijos
suki: Maine valstyben bus
perkeltas is tremties Baltu Uni
versitetas ir daugybe tremtiniu
ir taip bus galima ikurti ;. ;.
"Mazoji Lietuva' Amerikoie
Nei dumu neliko is tos mazo-
sios Lietuvos. Kitaip ir butt ne
galejo.
Atvyko Amerikon ir visur is
siblaske keliolika tukstanciu lie
tuvisku sielQ. Tautai toks skai-
cius yra tik skeveldra, nors jie
If visi krikstytusi professionals
ar daktarais.
Abejociau, ar jie butu pasi-
rye kurti 'amerikine Lietuva".
Lietuva yra ir tegali butt viena,
neparceliuojama, ia, kurioie mli-
su senoliai ar mes patys nuo
amziu gyvenome.
Cia atvyko samoningi politi-
Mai emigrantai. Ne laimes ar
turtu ieskoti, o isvengti vergijos
toxic okupanto, prizes kuri buvo
beviltiska priesintis, nes jis tue
laiku tureio perdaug stiprius
sajungininkus -.
Kas saziningas, iaucia ir jaus
skola Tevynei, dirba ir dirbs
jos laisvei sugrazinti.
Svarbiausi lietuvybes islaiky-
mo elemental yra Sic: valstybi-
ne If tautine samone, lietuviu
kalba, tautine garbe ir lietuviska
kultura.
siais laikais, beja, civilizuotu
tautu kultura Wis labiau ir la
blau tampa tarptautine, bendra.
Taciau kol gyvi pirmieji elemen-
tai, tautine kultura turi ir lures
ryskius savaimingumo atspal-
vius.
Tautybe per Instantaneous
islaike zydai, nebeturedami te-
vynes ir net savo tautines kali
bos. Bet tai specialus atvejis.
Ju religija buvo tautybes ko-
deksas, pagaliau, Biblijos gady-
niu paveldetoji kultura.
Prancuzai Kanadoie sukure
If islaike "mazaja Prancuzija".
Ju buvo pakankamas skaicius
vienoje vietoje, jie jautesi lygia-
teisiais krasto savininkais. lie
nekeite nei savo kalbos, nei pa
vardziu, jie nemane, kad greti-
mai gyvenanciu kitu tautu pa
prociai ar budas yra geresni,
negu ju...
Visur, kiekviename kraste lie
tuvybes islaikymas priklauso tik
nuo ten gyvenanciu lietuviu va
hos ir ju kulturos.
O kulturai islaikyti ir ugdyti
yra simtai priemoniu ir keliu.
Muzika, teatras, dale, tauto-
dale, menas ir gal ypac litera-
tura, gera knyga, geri zurnalai,
geri laikrasciai :.
Tai labai senos, bet patvarios
tiesos. Ju deka lietuviu tauta
buvo gyva per tukstancius metu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-09
SAVO ADRESA,

rasydami DIRVAI, parasykite
labai aiskiai paciame laiske.
Del neaiskumo ar klaidos
Jusu parasytame adrese Jums
siunciami laikrasciai ar kny-
COS grizta atgal ir neturime
kaip Jums apie tai pranesti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-09
KAS ir KUR

buves JAW vicekonsulu Pakis-
tame, Karachi mieste, nuo pra-
ejusiQ metu pabaigos paskirtas
JAW generaliniu konsulu Jahar-
toje, kuri dabar yra Jungtiniu
Indonezijos Valstybiu sostine.
. Toronto lietuviu vyru choras,
pakviestas dalyvauti septinta-
me Kiwanis muzikos festivalyje,
atsisake, nes tame festivalyje
dalyvaus vienas komunistuojan-
tis ukrainieciu choras. Lietu-
vius paremdami, atsisake daily
vault ir kiti trys choral.
. Rasytoja Karole Pazeraite,
is Vokietijos nuvykusi j Brazil
lila ir apie metus laiko ten pa
gyvenusi, dabar ruosiasi vykti
j Australia. Rasytoja nori SUI
sipazinti ir SUI tenyksciu gyve-
nimu.
. Kolumbijoje, Bogotoje, gy-
vena is tremties nuvyke trys
lietuviai dailininkai: E. Kulvie-
tbs, J. Pencyla ir Bagdonas. Visi
verciasi nelengvai, bet tikisi
susilaukti ir geresniu dienu.
. Smuikininkas Izidorius Vasy-
liunas, kuris del ivairiu emigraci-
niu formalumu negalejo atvykti
] JAW, siuo metu koncertuoja
lvairiose tremtiniu stovyklose
Vokietijoje.
. Amerikoje isleistas jau an
trasis AIDU numeris, kuris ga
ma skoningas, idomus, pazymetas
1850 metu vasario menesio data.
. Penki Kanadoje gyvena lietu-
vial inzinieriai priimti j Kama
dos Ontario provincijos inzinie-
riu sajunga. I sia sajunga dar
prasosi priimami % lietuviai
inzinieriai. Lietuviais inzinie-
riais, kurie dirba savo protest.
jose, darbdaviai patenkinti.
. Pietu Amerikoj krastai per
Apastalines Nuncijaturos valdy-
toja Vokietijoje, vysk. Muench,
pranese, kad jie nori gauti is
tremties apie 500 kunigu. Mano-
ma, kad tue bus isspresta kuni-
GU tremtiniu emigracija is Vo-
kietijos.
. Gediminas Galvanauskas, Lie
tuvoje buves Prekybos Institu-
to lektorius, siuo metu gyvenas
Chicagoje, mini spaudos darbo
Is metu jubilieju.
. DR.. A. Greimas, sekmingai
parases doktoratini darba Sor-
bonos universitete, Egipto wy
riausybes pakviestas profeso-
rum j Aleksandrija, karaliaus
Faruko universitetan.
. 1949 metu pabaigoje komu-
nistu laikrastis "Izvestija" pa
sigyre savo komunistiniais lai-
mejimais Lietuvoj paminedama,
kad jau veike 5,454 kolektyvi-
Mai ukiai. 'Izviestija" tik ne
paminejo, kad tie kolektyviniai
ukiai suorganizuoti is ukininkq
atimtose zemese, o paciu uki-
ninku didzioji dalis istremta j
Sibira.
. Kolumbijoje, Medelin zirgy-
ne, dirba du lietuviai - Lietu-
vos kariuomenes majoras An
tanas Andrilnas ir buves Ma
rijampoles apskrities virsininkas
V. Gostautas. Shame zirgyne jie
dirba kaip Administrators ir
jojimo INSTITUTIONAL.
. Venezueloje isleistas potvar-
kis, kuriame sakoma, kad uz-
sienieciams draudziama butt
viesbuciu savininkais, restoranu
ir baru laikytojais. Tuo patvar-
kymu paliesti jau ir keli lietu-
viai..
. Tarptautine pabegeliu orga-
nizacija IRO ispejo per spauda
ir atitinkamus raginimus, kad
beliko tik 18 savaiciu Xxi IRO
veiklos pabaigos. Tuo duoda SUI
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-09

tuose gyvena lietuviai skautai
sv. Kazimiero, savo patrono,
sventes proga renge ivairias is
kilmes.
. Amerikoje atsidure juros
skautai, kurie graziai veike Lie
tuvoje, pradejo organizuotis
juros skautu vienetus. Pirmasis
toks vienetas susiorganizavo
Chicagoje.
. IS Rusijos grize vokieciai be-
laisviai teigia, kad Uralo srityje
dar tebegyvena is Lietuvos is
tremtas profesorius Tadas Pet
kevicius.
. Tremtiniai, keliauja is Vokie-
tijos j Australija, buvo.vezami
per Bagnoli stovykla, esancia
Italijoj. Toji stovykla visais po-
iiriais buvo nepakenciama. Pas
kutiniuoju laiku il buvo uzda-
ryta,- kad ten ivedus padoria
tvarka. Dabar pranesama, kad
stovykla naujai pertvarkyta ir
ia jau nebesiskundziama.
. Kolumbijoje mire Juozas Ka-
leda, neseniai j 81 krasta at
vykes is tremties.
. svedu laikrasciai skelbia, kad
Pabaltijo krastuose dar tebe-
veikia stiprus partizaniniai ju-
dejimai, nors sovietai visokio-
mis- priemonemis stengiasi par
tizanus sunaikinti. Esa, Lietu-
vote priskaiciuojama Xxi $4,000
partizanQ, Latvijoje - Xxi 18,
900 ir Estijoje = Xxi 5000.
. Australijos naujasis imigra-
cijos minister's J. G.. Arthuras
ragina visus australus savo
seimas traukti naujai atvyku-
sius tremtinius ir tuo pagrei-
tinti naujQju ateiviu suaustrali-
nina. Australijoj einantiems ne
anglu kalba laikrasciams isa-
kyta butinai spausdinti ir anglis-
kus puslapius. Kas tai atsisako
daryti, tas nustoja teises leis-
tt laikrasti. Tat ir visi lietuviu
kalba iseinantiei ltikrasciai
jau isivede angliskuosius sky
rius.
. IS Lietuvos pranesama, kad
siais metals sovietai isake dar
smarkiau kirsti Lietuvos mis-
kus. Misko medziaga daugiau-
siai naudojama ivairiems SUI
stiprinimo irengimams statyti.
Nemaza misko medziagos, len
tu pavidale, iSvezama ir j to-
imesnes Sovietu Sajungos sritis.
. Amerikoje jau gauta "Ven-
tos" leidyklos, Vokietijoje, is
leista knyga GENOCIDE Iii
thuanian's Treefold Tragedy.
Knya nemazo formato ir para
syta labai grazia anglu kalba.
Anglu kalba taise buves Lietu-
vos Pasiuntinybes Londone ben
dradarbis Harrisonas. 81 kny-
ga, kalbanti apie Lietuvos TRACE
dija, turetu placiausiai paplisti.
. Tuebingeno universitete, Vo-
kietijoje, kur prizes kelerius me-
tus mokesi apie 300 lietuviu
studentu, siuo metu dar moko-
81 40, studentu. Jie daugiausiai
studijuoja medicines mokslus.
. Vasario 16-tosios proga Mad
rido radio stotis transliavo
trumpa Pabedinsko kalba.
. Is Argentinos pranesa, kad
ten veikianti Argentinos Lie
tuviq Susivienijimo organizaci-
ia 1950-51 metams issirinko val
dyba is: Stasio Majausko (pir-
mininko), Felikso Albaviciaus,
Jono sutinio, Andriaus Jaku-
bausko, Leono Ribikausko, Adol-
TO Pilypo ir P. Sereikos.
. Brazilijoje esanti Lietuviu
Sajunga, kuri isteigta 1881 me-
tais, ruosiasi dvidesimtmecio SUI
kakciai. Lietuviq Sajungos gar
bes pirmininku yra Lietuvos
konsulas Polisaitis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-09
Len k t y n e S

Kai sekancios dienos mtu pra-
d6jo plaukti pranesimai IS pro-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-09
Kelia didiesiems!

Apyryciais darbieciu partija
huvo laimejusi 1853 balsus, kon-
senatorial 101, liberalai l. Ko-
nesugebejo prastumti
ne vieno savo kandidato. Taip
tai is 100 j rinkimus isejusiu
komunistq, apie 80 prarado savo
depozita, mes nesurinko ne po
viena astuntadali balsQ. Tai di-
delis nuostolis raudonQju gau-
jai, nes kiekvienas buvo dawes
po $50 svaru uzstata.!
Lygiai svariai buvo nusluo-
ii ir visi kiti mazieji. 81 karta,
atrodo, visus rinkimus domina-
vo pagrindine mintis: ar pa
vyks konservatoriams nuversti
dabartine darbieciu valdzia?!
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-02-11
Booklet Now
offered Public

A revised edition of the official
booklet containing descriptions
Of alf United States postage
stamps from the date Of their
introduction in 1847 to June,
1949, including plate numbers
and quantities issued Of COM
memorative and air-mail stamps
has just been published.
The new stamp booklet is be-
ing issued to the public through
the Office of the Superintendent
Of Documents at so cents per
copy, with paper binding, which
includes the cost of delivery.
Remittance accompanying
orders for the booklet may be in
the form of postal money orders,
postal notes, or checks. Postage
stamps are not acceptable.
Postmaster Francis A. Crowley
stated that this booklet should be
found in every classroom and in
every library as reference book.
while it is expected that every
stamp collector will procure a
copy Of the booklet, it is of ire
mendous value to every child of
school age. The story of stamps
and the individuals, places and
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-02-11

China, and the immediate use
Of surplus food products to feed
the hungry people of China A
second resolution censured Sec
rotary Of Defense Louis John
sons recent 'intemperate and
provocative remarks" because
such unstatesmanlike conduct
lowers the prestige OF the
United States throughout the
world"
Included on the new Action
Committee are Rev. Roger w.
Bennett; Rev. John Brush; Mrs.
Henry J. Cadbury; Atty. Anton
10 del. CaFdozo; Mrs. Melnea
Cass; Prof. Henry w. L. Dana;
Rev. Albert c. Dieffenbach; viii
liam Gilman; Edwin B. Goodell,
Jr.; Mrs. Rosalie Goodyear; Mrs.
Robert Goodman; Harold Had
ley; Rev. Kenneth dep. Hughes;
Jean Bellefeuille; DR.. John
Scott; nv. Donald G. Lothrop;
Paul Kellinger; Miss Mary
Bacon Mason; Luther McNair;
Mrs. Elizabeth Moos; Rev. Rob
ert NJ. Muir; Rev. Kenneth Pat
ton; Mrs. Mary Rackliffe; Mrs.
valeria Riggs; Morton sills;
Prof. Louise Pettibone Smith;
Rabbi Joseph shubow; and Rev.
Hugh Weston.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-02-11
Conference On
Action for Peace"
Well Attended

Over one hundred people from
throughout Massachusetts,
meeting Feb. A at a Conference
on Action for Peace" adopted a
program for disarmament and
abolition Of atomic weapons, for
extended trade with all coun-
tries without political restric-
lions, and for full utilization Of
United Nations machinery to
settle international disputes, it
was announced by Rev. Robert
NJ. Muir Of Roxbury, Chairman
OF the Conference. The confer
ence held at the Community
Church Center, 565 Boylston ST.,
Boston.
Leading panel discussions on
world trade, the United Nations,
and disarmament, were by Pro-
lessor Colston E. Warne of Am
herst; Professor william C.
Greene Of the Massachusetts
Institute Of Technology; and
Rev. Warren McKenna OF Rox-
bury.
Also speaking at the panels
were: Edwin B. Goodell, Jr., of
Wayland; Rev. Kenneth Patton
Of the Charles Street UNIVERSAL
list Church; Mrs. william @.
Phelps of Needham; Professor
Henry ]. Cadbury of the Harv-
ard Divinity School; Professor
f.. o. Matthiessen OF Harvard
University; Rev. Mark Show,
Executive Director in New Eng
land of the Council for the
Prevention Of War; Professor
Dirk Struik Of the Massachu-
sets Institute of Technology;
Rev. Kenneth dep. Hughes Of
Cambridge; and DR.. Paul Swee-
" of Wilton, New Hampshire.
An Action Committee elected
by the Conference will form
ulate detailed plans based on
the Conference recommended
tons. The purpose of the new
Committee, Rev. Muir stated, is
to "offer a channel for action to
flying progress toward war, and
to find ways to make known the
determination of the people that
we can, we will. and we must
keep the peace"
The Conference also adopted
Of the new government of
a resolution urging recognition
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-02-11
PUBLIC LIBRARY
EVENTS, EXHIBITS
LECTURES AND CONCERTS

LECTURES AND CONCERTS
CENTRAL LIBRARY
LECTURE HALL.
EXHIBITS, CENTRAL LIBRARY
PUvIS DE CHAvANNES GAL
LERY, End floor.
SARGENT GALLERY, Bird floor.
An exhibit on Modern Lighting
viii mark the anniversary Of the
birth of Thomas A. Edison
through Feb. %.
ALBERT H. wIGGIN GAL
LERY, 3rd floor.
An exhibit Of Autographs by
Nicolas Toussaint Charlet, from a
collection Of over six hundred re-
Gently acquired by the Library
will be IA display-through
Feb. 81.
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events depicted on our United
States stamps cover practically
every subject, history, music,
geography, inventors, poets, edu-
caters, etc." the postmaster said.
He reminded the public that
these booklets cannot be pro-
cured at the postoffice. The
orders must be msiled, with re-
nittance, to the Superintendent
of Documents, ent
Printing Office, Washington Is,
D. C.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-02-11
Mary Strong
Talks
TEACHERS

So few teachers realize how re-
sponsible they are for the future
veal or woe Of their pupils. They
fail to note the difference in the
brain-power of individual chill
dren. Very often they misjudge
a specially fine and sensitive mind
and dub the pupil dumb. Many a
child o. genius has been thwarted
and discouraged by a dull-witted
and unsynpathetic teacher. They
sometimes call their brightest
pupils dumb when they have
brain power to throw away.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-02-11
BEAUTY SALON "A
THING or BEAUTY"

One Of the prettiest and best
appointed Of Boston's beauty Gull
ture establishments is Lucile's
Beauty Shop. recently opened at
$40 Columbus Ave. Its beauty
strikes one as one enters. The
overall color scheme is dominated
by a soft green tint that gives the
place an air Of serenity well
coming oasis Of rest. The shop
uses the famous Apex System of
beauty culture. There are six
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-02-11

NOON FILM PROGRAM.
Artisans of Florence. 12;20-1:20,
Wednesday, Feb. is.
HOBBIES THAT HAVE PAID.
The Never Too Late Group. 200,
Thursday, Feb. is.
WHAT'S THE UNITED STATES
TO YOU? A quiz about politics.
Mrs. Y. Lee Ustick, chairman, and
Mrs. Henry Wise, vice-chairman,
Voters Service Committee,
League of Women Voters Of
Massachusetts,. 800, Thursday,
Feb. is.
STORY HOUR FOR Chill
DREN. 2:45, Friday, -eb. II.
PAINTING A WATER COLOR.
William Jewell, artist. Practical
demonstration. $3.50, Sunday, Feb.
10.
EXHIBITS, GENERAL LIBRARY
PUvIS DE CHAVANNES GAL
LERY, End floor.
SARGENT GALLERY, srd floor.
An exhibit on Modern Lighting
will mark the anniversary of the
birth of Thomas A. Edison-thru
Feb. %.
ALBERT H. wIGGIN GALLERY,
3rd floor.
An exhibit of Autographs by
Nicolas Toussaint Charlet, from a
collection of over six hundred re-
Gently acquired by the Library
will be on display-thru Feb. q.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-02-11
PUBLIC LIBRARY EVENTS,
EXHIBITS

LECTURES AND CONCERTS
LECTURE HAL
SYMPHONY ON RECORDS
Arranged by Richard G. Appel,
chief Of the Music Department
of the Boston Public Library,
l2:3O-1:3O, Monday, Feb. 10.
FILM PREvIEWS. 4:0O-5:sO,
Tuesday, Feb. IA.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-02-11
BEAUTY HINTS
GOOD GROOMING
FOR BEAUTY

No woman who is perfectly
groomed is unlovely. There is a
charm that comes with cleanli-
ness which is free to every
woman. With the aid of much
water, soap, brushes and various
dainty cosmetics, a homely woman
can transform herself into some
thing desirable and enchanting.
Only the lazy woman need remain
uuattractive and unalluring. Wake
lpl Get busyl Be pretty, too
You can be.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-02-11

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booths completely decorated and
supplied with the newest beauty
culture appliances.
A rear room is exclusively for
shampooing and equipped for
smooth and efficient service. 1t
also is artistically decorated. OBJ
viously, Proprietor v1sile Will
liams believes the art Of personal
beauty should be dispensed amid
beautiful Surroundings.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-02-11

1All men are commanded by
women. Most by many women,
some by a few women"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-02-11

There are joys which only
trannps and thieves know"
Evening star., 1950-12-03

d. square Bakers Unwsap,""aa, nap,oea Cream
ing coo I' coeos I,d1s package directions
e ] @
sss; .%1 n"ds sas
9:: sss ss ;
Evening star., 1950-12-03

too, and she tripped all over it
during the solemn procession.
Margaret was determined to
copy her sister in everything, yet
was utterly unlike her in character.
But today, at 20. it must come
to her with a growing stab of
awareness, that from now on she
will be copying no one. Instead,
she must think of taking her own
appointed place in a dedicated
pattern of British life.
8. Does She Do Her Job?
1T WOULD be wrong to give the
impression that the Princess spends
her life today thinking only of the
next party or next dress.
On the contrary, Those close to
her are very conscious of just how
much effort she puts into her in
creasing number of public appear
ances; how she drafts and redrafts
her speeches beforehand.
In the car, she rehearses right
up to the moment of arrival; and
delivers her speech with the same
sincerity as her mother and sister.
When the ordeal is over and the
Journey home has started, the
Royal performer always asks,
humbly, of her companions how
she has done. and was it truly
success? Not from her own point
of view, but from the point OF view
of the cause she has been trying
to aid. And she is thrilled and
reassured when she is able to feel
that she really has done something
to help.
For Princess Margaret knows
that she is growing up. Her life
work is Just beginning. She is fully
aware that she must earn the 10y
altv of her people. The End
Evening star., 1950-12-03

o.
ster, it is remarkable
expression changes.
y lights up her face, a
ce. Indeed the devo-
.wo sisters for each
bfound one. only in
ne and separation.
,abeth was married.
passion for any kind
anne. Princess Mar
It's easy if Lilibet
ping it -- there's a
|athy between u.s."
babyhood Princess
also determined to
due claims within
Gle.
en- asked today what
rst memory, she re-
remember half fall
by perambulator. A
imagine | must have
noticed" she adds
ing smile. The desire
ed, to be an equal
he growing pains of
lister.
always wants what |
familiar cry in the
bid. And, Il want to
" was the echo.
be just like Lilibet,"
b the occasion of her
lation when she was
to give her a train,
Evening star., 1950-12-03

mes her mother will
|ce of embroidery, her
shot at a crossword
lore often nowadays
i'll play canasta, with
king up occasionally
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Artist Discovers
PICTURESQUE Dunes

MATHEWS, Va.-Virginia's un-
dulating shoreline offers an unex-
plotted opportunity to painters, says
a leading artist who is spending his
summer here.
Marion Junkin, head of the art
department at Washington and Lee
University and formerly of Wander
bilt University in Nashville. thinks
the oft-painted dunes of Cape Cod
have nothing on the rustic and
wind-swept beaches Of this Chesa-
peake Bay promontory.
He has established q colony of
art students this summer at Pen
cap Point, overlooking the famous
oystering grounds Of Mobjack Bay.
Long isolated by hundreds Of
meandering creeks and inlets, plus
narrow lowland roads, Mathews has
in recent years been discovered"
by many city-weary folk, including
a growing number Of vacationers
They rented cabins along its blue
waters or stayed at one of the
three or four small resort hostelries
In this section.
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live In contentment in any one
of dozens Of housekeeping cabins
on any one of dozens of remote
lakes, all chockful of wall-eyed
pike, bass and the pride Of the
North Woods-muskies.
Holds Visitors.
Surprisingly, many Of these
small resort operators are not
really North Woodsmen at all.
Many Of the guides have lived in
their particular area all their
lives, but many of the resort men
are like Charley johnson, who
has small place on High Lake.
II used to come UP here for
fishing each summer" grinned
Charley, a former Chicago news
paperman, "and I always hated
to 60 back. Finally, I decided 7
wouldn't 60 back. So here 7 am.
and I haven't regretted it yet"
After every first time visitor to
the Badger State sees his first
deer glide gracefully across the
highway, usually the next thing
he wants to do is catch q lnuskie
OR muskellunge, one Of the
fightin'est game fish Of them all.
Muskies come 3. 4 or even 5
feet long. No less than two re-
gions, Hayward and Boulder
Junction, call themselves "the
Muskie Capital Of the World"
both with pretty good reason.
For the sportsman who wants
more fish and less fight, all Wis
consin lakes boast plenty of wall
eyes and northerns, bass. trout
and panf1sh.
Odd as q fishing center is the
far northern county Of Bayfield,,
at the tip Of Lake Superior. which
offers in one relatively small area
800 miles Of stream trout fishing,
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