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more than $500 damage, Walker
said.
Walker rushed to the scene and
administered first aid to the in.
jured. PoSey has a deep cash on
his chin.
Mrs. Merrera is suffering from
shock and abrasions. Uriel Fields,
As, also of 1120 jam avenue, Opa-
locka, passenger in the front seat
of POsey'S car was also injured.
All the other persons were in
the car driven by Mrs. Merrera.
A IA year old man Cuado Diaz of
the Miami address suffered severe
decorations of the forehead. Mrs.
David Strake, 20, same address,
suffered shock and bruises. Mrs.
Nettie Ferado, so, Havana, Cuba,
staying at the Miami address, has
a deep cut in the forehead and
Yolando Ferado, Is, also of the
Miami address, has severe lacera.
tons of the face.
All patients were treated by DR..
Herman K. Moore.
In another accident, Arthur San.
ford Weider, Miami Beach bus op.
orator incurred $500 damage to his
1850 Chevrolet sedan on the high.
way yesterday at GAS a. m, when
he tried to pass a 1912 Chevrolet
truck, Florida Highway Patrol dis.
patcher John Castell said today.
Weider was driving south at 80
to IS miles per hour, according to
the investigation of Patrolman S.
R. Walker. Ee started to pass Cliff
ford Brooks. driving a 1912 Chew.
rolet stake body truck, going five
to 10 miles per hour. Brooks was
making a left turn. Weider scrap
ed the Brooks truck scraping his
car. The truck had only SIS in dam.
age.
Weider, who Is IS, lives at 1910
! 9sth street, Bay Harbor Miami
Beach. Brooks, a contractor, lives
in Davenport, Fla.
Thomas Wilson MacMinn. 81. OF
Miami is charged with reckless dri-
wing. excessive speed and causing
an accident following a crash in
which he pushed another car 100
feet down the highway last Friday
in Rock Harbor.
MacMinn, according to State
Highway Patrolman S. R. Walker.
ran into the car of Nora Helen Cor.
bett Sears. Is, while she was stop
ped waiting for a truck IN front
of her to make a left turn. Mac
MINI was driving in excess of the
IS mile per hour speed limit Of
Rock Harbor. according to Walk.
er. He could not stop and ran into
Mrs. Sears 1851 Chevrolet sedan.
pushing her down the highway.
The accident happened at the in.
.erseeti0n Of The Rod and R@El
Club.
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CARD OF THANKS

The Family of the late Mrs
Ellen Louisa Lavong wish to ex-
press our sincere appreciation to
our many friends and rreighbors
who shared the bereavement of
our loved one. Special mention
to the Pastor Rev. Dell, Key West
Undertaking Co, the florist, Mrs.
E. M. Welters, to those who gave
condolescences in any way.
CHARLOTTE FERGUSON.
WALTER LAVONG (SonD
and GRANDCHILDREN.
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Baby. Of formica and chrome.
they have a million uses from
play table through potty chair
to high chair. They are cover
ed it'll pretty plastic and well
padded against bumps - and
so safe!
The play pens are on rubber
casters for easy moving and
good eight inches off the floor.
away from drafts and crawling
insects. Baby will be safe and
happy in one of these the
who'll. day through.
Have you seen the pretty
wicker bassinets for the tiny.
tiny newcomer? If you're bas-
sinet shopping you couldn't do
better. They are of firm. fine
woven wicker. enameled in
hard permanent white. The
legs will fold to allow travel
ing in cars. and when unfolded
have rubber wheels, to travel
inside!
Well, I'm breathless if Ideal
Toys can't supply all your baby
needs. I'm also dumbfounded!
X X X
I hope our paper doesn't af-
feet Key Westers like a certain
Omaha, Nebraska issue affected
one of its readers who walked
into the Police Station crying,
81 give up" Of course, the Desk
Sergeant asked him, as Desk
Sergeants will, just what he had
done. Nothing" he replied. tive
just finished reading the papers,
l just give up. That's ALL"
Well!
X X X
A, brand new deal is coming
up at this instant. Lou Car
bonell. who is the popular pro-
prietor of LOUIS Radio and APP
pliance Co.. has a Twin Spe-
cial." Westinghouse. the peo-
pie who make the wonderful
appliances he sells. are offer
ina this Twin Special. and it
goes like this:
To the parents of twins born
any time between Midnight to-
night and Midnight tomorrow
night. September 23rd. here or
anywhere in the United States.
will lie presented. absolutely
free. the beautiful new 1883
Westinghouse Laundromat and
the new 1883 Clothes dryer.
What's more you will probably
get your picture in the paper.
Even if you aren't expecting
the stork. il would be a good
idea to go in and take a good
look at these wonderful new
appliances; but if you are ex-
pecting the stork in the very
near future and 1t looks like
il might be twins - start pray
ing!
Paging Mr.. Stork. we'd like
10 see SEVERAL. sets given
away in Key Westl
r X X
Ever make an angel cake and
not know just what to do with
the yolks of the eggs involved?
Well, after you separate the
yolks fro the whites, carefully,
of course, put the yolks in a
bowl and carefully pour milk on
the top to completely cover
them. You can keep them for
several days in the refrigerator
this way. or until omelet or
scramble egg time.
Another hint on food keeping.
If you had to defroSt, and it in
volved also defrosting roast
you aren't ready to use, scar il
on all sides, chill thoroughly,
and pour hot tallow over it so
that it will have an instant coat
of the tallow. You can keep it a
week or more after defroStlng if
this is done.
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right with ne, bat It Sns yezy
thoughtful I to.d Jack he o4gft
70 pour It On 50 they'd Aavs 3
shut up and listen 20 h.u Dat he
Is kinder than I. SD sofI nosta -
music IS the orcer. know 4 &C.
70 IN you'ti want 80 listen a.
leave the yakA.rE fox 81 zen 10.
g. &c other spot&
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boys and girls who he thinks will
enjoy the day. These children will
be presented with tickets to admit
them to the boats for a ride.
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Tides
ONE OF FOUR

NNVuluHeu TUFn Fake UuRT
ed with Cook and Sapp was not
arraigned last Friday with the
other men. because Of leprosy.
He was sent instead 10 a Staten
Island, n. Y. hospital for treat
ment Of the disease Two II
year-olds Donald Thrower Of
Key West and Jack Papy. also
Of Key West acre given a SEN
tencs and suspended sentence IA
reformaioTies. respectively.
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Theme song at Donald's -
I dye for you"


Another Monday and another
week well on the way. Did you
have q nice weekend? Me too!
Seems to be getting a little cool
er. Are YOU all ready for fall and
the real cool days. There's such
lot Of getting ready 70 do.
Houses, food and clothing, Then
before you know it 49, the big
Holidays. Never realized il half
50 much before as now when
I'm shopping every day,
Did YOU know that the stores
are getting really TANNED with
all the things you'll be looking
for some time hence2 So WHY
put II off. Why not start night
now? You'll find It less burden
some on the pocketoook, and
much easier on the back,
Advice finn AZ old Shoppcy,
See you around. Jaxon.-(Adyt-)
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Murphy Gates. Lewis Cruz and
Bruce Cieare.
Plans have already been made
for another show @! tbs kind 20
- held during the &chooi mid
term vacation N preparation for
ire state Hoadeo contest Nhich
All AXE ? ace "a Ire early
sDElag.
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Weather Summary for the
Tropical Atlantic. Caribbean Sea
Area and Eastern Gulf of Mexico

A weak easterly wave extends
north-northeast ! south-southwest
from about 90 N, So W., to IS
W., and is moving westward
about IA mph. 1t is accompanied
by slight increase in shower and
thundershower activity but is
showing no tendency to intensity.
Conditions elsewhere remain
quiet with gentle to moderate
easterly winds and widely scat
tered showers.
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Temperatures
Precipitation

Relative Humidity at 500 AN.
1870
BeToreter tSea Lsvell 500 AN.
1898 ins.-I0l3.6 mbs.
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Observations taken at City Office
500 AM. EST
Key West, Fla, Sept. %, 1852
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When Yea are baking LAYER
CAKE .oe sure IS sJagger the Gaze
pSBs or the esea rack So as -
allow I4ll circulation Of hot az
during TIE baking.
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You'd never believe Il - or
would you. that babies need q
ape -isi kind Of furniture tool
ID n Toys Is all ready to equip
you. II YOU only knew Il.
The new bathinstto I xsw
there IL q real honey. II is
made of light light aluminium
with special shelf underneath
10 cateh-all and q strong. very
light frame. why didn't they
have things like that when I
was bringing up iaushtsr9l
The new high chairs are q fiji
throne for His Majesty the
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Autumnal Equinox autumn
Beginsl Sept. % at ga PM.
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Normal
Evening star., 1952-12-04
Miner Pits Bible Against Law,
Refuses toHoveS Son Voccinuted

case to the Mingo County granc
jury and did not require Mr.
Simpkins to put up any bond.
The 50-year-old miner. member
Of the Assemblies of God Church
admitted he wouldn't let his boy
have the immunization shots anc
based his refusal on phrases from
the 91st Psalm:
Because thou has made the
Lord e.. the most high
there shall be no evil befall thee
neither shall any plague come
near thy dwelling"
Holding a new Bible, Mr.
Simpkins declared:
If God was able to make mar
out Of the dust of the earth, anC
back the waters of the sea, de.
liver Daniel from the lions, anc
the Hebrew children from the
fiery furnace, he is able to take
care Of my 8-year-old son anc
deliver me out of jail"
"We aren't arguing the Bible,
Magistrate Porter said.
Three times. says Mr.. Simpkins
he has been saved from death
in mine accidents "by God.
hand"
He takes his son to school every
day, but every day the seconc
grade teacher turns the boy away
because he hasn't had the shots
Evening star., 1952-12-04
Air Force Eyeing New
Type Of Cargo Plane

The Air Force is considering
plans for construction of q new
four-engined cargo transport by
the Fairchild Engine & Airplane
Corp. Of Hagerstown. Nd, a
spokesman said today.
He said the plane was lighter
than the C-54 transport plane and
had the Endorsement of the Air
Material Command at Dayton,
Ohio. If approved, it would go
into construction when present
orders for the C-119 Flying Box
cars start running out in 1854.
A recent visitor to the Hagers-
town plant was Prince Bernhard,
prince consort of the Netherlands.
While there, he took control Of a
Flying Boxcar in q test flight.
Fairchild also is interested in
construction of the new Dutch
Fokker FIT commercial airliner
at the Maryland plant and the
company has an order for two
prototypes from the Dutch COM
pany.
Evening star., 1952-12-04
BY the Assoeioted Press

WILLIAMSON, w. Va, Dec. 4
II believe in complying with
State and National laws as long
as they don't conflict with the
laws of God" said Ermel Simp-
kins, coal miner.
"This is out Of my Jurisdiction, u
Magistrate j. B. Porter said.
The exchange came at a magis-
trate's hearing for Mr.. Simpkins,
who is charged with refusing to
have his 8-year-old son i'm
munized against diphtheria, ty-
phoid and smallpox, as required
by West Virginia's school law.
Magistrate Porter referred the
Evening star., 1952-12-04
Waterfront Ban Ends

A ban imposed on ousted union
longshoremen in New Zealand
after last years long waterfront
strike has been withdrawn by the
Auckland Cargo Workers Union,
Dut applicants from the ranks of
former union members will be
screened before unemployment.
Evening star., 1952-12-04
Commissioners Get
Proposal 10 Extend
New Year Bar Hours

District barkeepers and restau.
rateurs today called on the Com.
missioners to extend closing hours
to permit liquor sales on both New
Years eve and the two nights be-
fore Inauguration Day.
At the close Of the plea by
James F. ODonnell, executive sec
retary of the Washington Restau-
rant Beverage Association, and his
colleagues, the Commissioners took
the question under advisement.
Police and Alcohol Beverage
Control Board officials sat in on
the session. Alan Payne, speak
ing for the ABC Board. said that
there was no objection to the pro-
posal except that the Inaugura-
ton Day part Of the request in
wolves the hours just after mid
night Sunday, January IS.
Calls 1t Police Matter.
Mr.. Payne's objections to these
hours. however, were not strong.
He said the matter, after all, is
primarily one of police concern.
Police Chief Robert v. Murray
declared he would rather see
licensed liquor dispensing estab-
lishments open than to have busi-
ness flow into the after -hours
bottle clubs.
Chief Murray handed the city
heads a report in which precinct
commanders said that New Years
Eve. 1852. when liquor selling
hours last were extended. created
no particular police problem. This
was despite the fact a large num-
ber of drunk and disorderly ar
rests were made at that time.
The police chief explained that
this was due to the fact that
there were more policemen on
the streets over New Years Eve.
Could Sell Mixed Drinks.
The beverage association pro-
posal calls for extending the SELL
mig deadline on New Years Eve
and Inauguration Eve from 2 to
4 am. Starting at midnight on
the Sunday before Inauguration
Day, licensed liquor places would
be allowed to sell mixed drinks
until 2 am.
Mr.. O'Donnell declared that his
association was interested in
keeping as many people as pos
sible away from the bootleg
places. He emphasized if the
Commissioners granted the re-
quest the association would con-
Evening star., 1952-12-04
Boston Had First Magazine

BOSTON.-The first magazine
published in America made its ap-
pearance in Boston in 1743. It was
called The American Magazine.
It lasted more than three years.
Evening star., 1952-12-04

indoor q u d
o u t d o o r
lamps In q
variety of
G o ! o RS to
make 20 u r
Christmas the
4 q
Evening star., 1952-12-04
HEAVENLY HOMEMADE TREATS that cam

HEAvkhIY HOMEMADE kEATS that can't Be
0N boast the luscious, chocolatey goodness of ROCK.
g. csS WOOD CHOCOLATE BITS! And don't think lust anv
N--l bits work the same asyor,masc because these
sQ9 the original chocolate Bits that melt like charm taste
zL like dream! use them in all sorts Of cookies cakes
Y Y&444fD late Bolts. Try them yourself. :. tonight:
>- Melt pkg. q eueI LOCKWOOD CHOCOLATE BITS IN too o.
double boiler Add
Stir unt smooth ADD eondsned
Add chopped nuntlf firm
Shape In ~ w. WV
Evening star., 1952-12-04
slightly imperfect FIELDCREST DYNEL
BLANKETS
if perfect, 1895 VD.7O

It's one Of the famous wonder fobrics. Proc
tieoIly shrink-proof, completely washable,
dries rapidly, extra strong, permanently moth
and miIdew resistont and wonderfully warm.
In 72"x9O" size, handsomely bound and a
choice Of yellow, red or blue eoIors A rare
chance to save wonderful ehonce to buy
welcome Christmas present at q big redue-
ton.
WGL-Bedweor, Fifth Floor, Moin Building
Evening star., 1952-12-04

duct an education campaign in
an effort to see that the extended
hours privilege is not abused.
I'VE will also try to see to it,
he added, that people don't
have too much to drink"
Evening star., 1952-12-04
HeRe'S THE sEST WAY to ext.

AeRe'S THE BEST WAY to extend
holiday greetings make your
entire house say Merry Christ.
mas" by decorating It indoors and
out with colorful, friendly light!
You can get helpful suggestions
from your GENERAL ELECTRIC
lamp dealer. He has just the right
Evening star., 1952-12-04
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT. A
BUY-LINES by Nancy Sasser

weekly Advertising coasma 4 IaIags Nsw aad iassiaa
New York, Dec. 4-Now that the Christmas rush a
let me tell you how to breeze through breakfsst
and serve better ones as that! just put POST.TENs
the marvellous assortment Of z different delicious
Post Cereals Gin 10 individual packages) on the table
|. and 81 evervonA h>lr
Evening star., 1952-12-04

IN A GAY HOLIDAY MOOD .
want to splurge a little on food?
Well, 50 do but I'll make it
up to my budget by making the
most of leftovers OF turkey, beef,
lamb and the likei It's 40 easv .
Evening star., 1952-12-04

Of resdv.scueezed P,ra caIfora s 1e ALWAYS KEEP sew
canned fresh-frozen, hand! Then whenever any
food beverage or recipe calls for lemon juice you just
open handy can no fuss, bother no squeezing y
And besides giving tangy reefresh goodness everyone
goes for 9wait till you taste it in salad dressng) Pure
California Lemon Juice is good for you for II. an S.
abundant of vtamin c. Still its wonderfully -
penny stock up today Your choice of many
brands Just be the label says Pure California Lemon
Evening star., 1952-12-04

ever. And Incidentally, it's smart
shopping to insist on G-E Christ
mas lamps. The color is inside the
bulb so it can't chip or fade.
G-E lamps burn cooler, too .
and l like their long life and
trouble-free performance! Get
them in the new 10 bulb package
50 you'll have plenty of spares.
Evening star., 1952-12-04

you Just make
EN- extra-tasty
with q luscious
gravy. But don't
depend on ordin-
ary pan-brown-
ing alone to
make your gravy
e X ira -rich,
Evening star., 1952-12-04

YOU'LL De PlcTURE.PRETTY for
all the parties ahead if you
let johnson & johnson RED
CROSS COTTON BALLS help
you with every makeup" task!
These generous-size puffs They're
Evening star., 1952-12-04

big as a half dol
lar) are really
perfect .. for ap-
plying pow der,
rouge and lotions
and for removing
m a k up, nail
polish and the
like. They're spun
from the softest,
whitnsf mnet ah-
Evening star., 1952-12-04

eXtra-broWn and extra ra-deIlclOuS
use KITCHEN BOUQUET. It's a
rare blend of IA choice vegetables,
herbs and spices brings out
the true, natural goodness of fowl
or meat and never, never adds
any artificial flavor. So do as wise
cooks have been doing for over
IS years rely on KITCHEN
BOUQUET for perfect gravy!
Evening star., 1952-12-04

sorbent surgical cotton available,
too and since they're 1000
sterile, are completely trust-
worthy in the nursery and on first
aid duty! Still a box Of SIS costs
only 35c a box Of 1905 only
60c. No connection with Ameri.
can National Red Cross.
Evening star., 1952-12-04

know POsT.TENS is the only assortment starring"
useou. new c cereals Krne the
candy'coaed PuHed wheat cereal. But you'll love Post
Ioa:e Nuts Posts 40 Bran Flakes CapeNus Flakes and
Posts Raisn Bran, ~ ~
Evening star., 1952-05-11
|Rehoboth' Beuch's
HenIopen Hotel
"opens Nav 20

REHOBOTH BEACH, Del
Opening of the Henlopen Hotel
has been set for May 20.
During the winter months i'm
provements have been made and
the hotel redecorated. New
cabanas have been added to the
Henlopen's seaside colony and the
garden dining patio enlarged.
The Vince Peroni trio will play
nightly for dancing and enter
taiment in the resorts Pines
Club.
Another Sidney Banks resort
enterprise, the Cavalier Beach
and Cabana Club. is being read
led for opening Friday at Vir-
ginia Beach, Va.
While sun and surf devotees
already are enjoying beach life
along the Tidewater shore. the
opening Of the beach club will
mark the first appearance of a
name band this season. Slated
to wave his baton over the spa
cious showboat dance deck for
several weeks is Bill Cooper.
Evening star., 1952-05-11

Utah Parks Co., Cedar City
Utah.
Crater Lake. Medford, Greg
Crater Lake National Park Co.,
Crater Lake, Oreg.
Glacier, Bolton, Mont.-Glacie1
Park Co., Glacier Park Station
Mont; Mrs. Fred B. Hodgson
West Glacier, Mont.
Grand Canyon. Grand Canyon
Ariz.-Fred Harvey, Grand Can
yon. Ariz. (South RIM. and Utah
Parks Co., North Rim Post Office
Ariz. North RIM.
Grand Teton, Moose, Teton
County, Wyo.-Leeks' Lodge, Inc.
Evening star., 1952-05-11

and Signal Mountain Lodge. both
of Moran. Wyo.
Great Smoky Mountains, Cat
linburg, Tenn.-Jack Huff. Gatlin-
burg.
Hawaii. Hawaii National Park
T. H.-Kilauea Volcano House
Hawaii National Park, Hawaii
T. H., and Lodges of Hawaii, Ltd.
Kahului. Maui, T. H.
Isle Royale. Houghton, Mich
National Park Concessions, Inc.
Rock Harbor, Mich.
Lassen Volcanic, Mineral, Calf
|-Lassen National Park Co., Man.
zanite Lake, Calf.
Mammoth Cave, Mammoth Cave
Ky.-National Park Concessions
Inc. Mammoth Cave, KY.
Mesa Verde. Colorado - Mesa
Verde Co.. Mesa Verde Nationa
Park, Colo.
Mount Mckinley. McKinle,
Park. Alaska-The Alaska Rail.
road, Mckinley Park, Alaska.
Mount Rainier, Longmire, Wash
Martin Fopp. 30 Weller road
Tacoma 9. WASH; Martin Kilian
Packwood, Wash; Rainier Ma
tional Park Co., Box 1886, Tacoma
l. Wash.
Olympic. Port Angels, Wash
Anton Ashenbrenner, Route l,
Clearwater, Wash; Charles w
Becker, jr., Kalaloch, Wash; Mrs
Eleanor Danford, Hoodsport,
WASH; David Evans. Route /,
Hoquiam, Wash: Harold M. Gron-
seth. Route /. Clearwater; Robert
M. jackson. Lapush. WASH; Ma
tlonal Park Concessions, Inc.
Evening star., 1952-05-11

Star Route. Port Angeles: Olym-
pic Hot Springs Co., Port Angeles;
Paul o. and Charles w. Roening,
Route 2, Port Angeles.
Rocky Mountain. Estes Park,
Colo.-Mrs. Edna Bishop. c. l..
Reed & Sons, Inc. Rocky Noun
tain Motor Co. Edgar M. Stopher.
JacS Woods Cottages, Inc. Ad-
dresses of all. Estes Park, Colo.
Sequoia and Kings Canyon,
Three Rivers, Calif.-Ray Buck
man. Mineral King, Calf; Sc
quota and Kings Canyon National
Parks Co., Sequoia National Park,
Calf.
Shenandoah. Luray, Va.-Vir-
ginia Skyline Co., Inc, Luray.
Va.
Yellowstone, Yellowstone Park,
Wyo.-Yellowstone Park Co., Yell
lowstone Park, Wyo.
Yosemite, Yosemite National
Park. Calif.-Yosemite Park and
Curry Co.
Zion, springdale, Utah-Utah
Parks Co., Cedar City, Utah.
Other Park Areas-Hotels. inns
and cabins also are available in
Park Service domains known as
National Monuments and Ma
tional Recreational Areas. Lodg-
ing concessioners in some of these
are:
National Monuments-Bande-
lier, Santa Fe, N. Mex, Mrs. Eve
lyn c. Frey, Santa Fe; Canyon de
Chelly. Chinle. Ariz.. L. H. Nc
Sparron, Chinle: Craters of the
Moon. Arco, Idaho, Samuel T.
Clerk, Arco; Death Valley, Trona.
Calf, David G. Adams; Oregon
Caves, Grants Pass, Oreg.. Oregon
Caves Resort, Grants Pass.
Several concessioners operate
lodging places within the Lake
Mead recreational area in Ne
vada. Lodging on the Blue Ridge
Parkway is available through Ma
tional Park Concessions. Inc,
Evening star., 1952-05-11
I raveIer's Notebook
Where to Write for Rooms in National Parks
BY Jacques FutreIIe. Jr.
The Stor's TroveI Editor.

There are two tourist realms
in particular where 1852 vaca-
TONERS must have advanced res
ervations to gain a place to sleep
when night overtakes them. One
is Europe, the other our national
parks.
Europe is a peculiar problem
and it should be accepted that
foreign hotels simply don't reply
in peak seasons to the American
little fellow" who writes for ac-
comodations. With park conces-
sioners it's different. Uncle Sam
is watching them.
If you write early enough (and
now is relatively earlY, chances
are you'll be assigned suitable &C.
comodations in your preferred
park and on your choice dates
But the place to write is to the
concessioner who operates lodg-
ing facilities in the park. not the
National Park Service Office here
For that reason it has been the
custom of The Notebook to list
about this time each year the
concessioners to whom reservation
requests should be directed. The
names are take from the latest
Park Service list, compiled this
year.
List Alternate Date-As usual
in these record years of travel to
areas administered by the Park
Service, the early applicant has
a much better chance of getting
precisely what he wants in &C
commodations. But even now, it