Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1940 — Page 9

TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1940 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 9

Travel News e=— through Pittsburg, one of the first

—y ve . ye “~ . » N » Local Girls Will Assist With G. O. P. Picnic Convention Set Lack of Summer Tourists Title town above. the Wabash Mats

Attend Camp Pe By Alpha Zeta IsHard Blow to Canadians LAKES FORMED « NEW YORK At Tippecanoe | a Beta $ orority ndesanan About Pass ports Blamed; U. S. Fin BY TIPPECANOE WORLD'S FAIR

National officers of Alpha Zeta Column Suspected in Absurd Stories. | s— Cagle Yount

Beta Sorority arrived here today | Picnie Thursday for a pre-convention executives Editor's Note-—~Mr. Love, who is visiting a number of Canadian Shores of River Trans. 4 5 8 DAYS ; a : \ session before the organization's! cities to report on the progress of our neighbor's war effort, points | " : +»? AND DURATION 3 three-day national conclave opens out below, in the first of a series of articles, that the Dominion's much. | formed Into Paradise for | 8 85 AND UP FROM Thursday at the Hotel Lincoln | needed tourist trade is languishing V ti Indianapolis Officers include Leila Lee Crevolin, acatoners a} . By TORN Ww LOVE Including, according to tour pur hased, San Marino, Ca president; Wilma | : ! f ’ ot ) t transportation ad such features as : Ty Y ‘al joe , Times Special Writer 1® shores 0 the Tippecanoe * Twin-Bed Rooms at Hotel, Break. Miss Flossie Sue Minor. 3212 Wright, San Diego. Cal, vice presi | ri re Yi Sar 4 , ; ", Y . { ‘et \ ; y 5 ABT t d in roc t NO extra Cost, Stuart St. will be director of the dent; Mildred Robeson, Washing- | PORONTO, Ontario, July 0 -To all the discouragements the |RiVer, once limited to native fisher ALL meals en route # Sightseeing Tours Baptist Pioneer Camp opening next ton, treasurer; Amy Starkweather, Canadians have been taking in this hard year a new one has popped Men Wl mussel hunters, have been of Washington and New York wGuide Sunday at Lake Ti noe The y Camden, N. J, secretary; Clare up--an unexpected decline in the number of tourists from south of the |!'ansformed in recent vears into a Shah o Fa, . A Bin. Yar Bp oan S Dikemann, Washington, chaplain border (vacation paradise within reach of BO EE A uncade UR camp, for Baptist girls of Indiana : y } AIP aer . net at Billy Rose's Diamond Horseshoa will offer training in Christian Cit a i historian and Helen Walker Por one reason or another the recession of the American stock all Hoosiers | sw Radio City wand other attractions. ciples and will include cam oN ro d ¥ Opheleo edition market, the absurd stories about Canada which have circulated, ot the | , The river now forms two lakes Departures from f Lol Wvery gram of swimming pontin handi \ \ 3 Eta Province will be hostess ts tourists’ confusion over United) . = flanking the town of Monticello, in 8 WANTA RATI 1OAT R oo ral swimt oating, - 3 4 ) - 3 . . dbiivoo Ab Aeeet de | " 2 V1 X ROAD=Rout craft and games 3 ) Sy A include kta, De- | States passport regulatio Ame 30 vears the only questions ever White County, about 8) miles from the 1 v Fleet Pennsvivania r 3 ance, O.. Omicron, Toledo, O cans have not started coming in fol . Y ananolis Y "vy ? . nel Spirit of St. Louie Indianapolis voung women who * Is . ¢ : [cans ha i yhaoaie NOT asked by American Immigration of« (Indianapolis, They were made when plan to attend clude the Miss y Beta Alpha, Marion, Ind; Gamma vacations in the numbers counted the Indiana Hydro-Electric Power it a J ay } Zeta, Ft. Wayne, Ind.; Alpha Up-|on for early July. Those who are |ficers were the city of residence and (vp dammed the river at Norwas

Methodist Women to!

Plan for a camp at Lake Tippecance and card parties occupy members of church organizations the next few davs

Ask about the new deferred payment plan for these tours Lois Ann Palmer, Mary Alice Kirke mT N uni 22 . See your local Travel --Tioket Agent, a» ham, Betty Ward Man La \ silon, Alpha Tau, Alpha Nu and coming over find a country more {he place of birth. Americans born north of Monticello, and at a point ara, Mary Sche en, 3 3 Cd : ans ord ial an ever and h plenty . C S Dorothy Scheinbien, Joann Kellie 3 ) . UHI, Jouppe BE KADOliS cordial than ever and With PEILY aproad sometimes find it advisable about 15 miles downstream AMERI AN EXPRES . ‘ AE ii i . 5 Dorotha Shannahan is the con-!of preparation, for then itertain ™ N EG b b . 158 N. Michigan Ave and Betty Mae Kellie, Garfield vention general chairman; Mildred ment to carry membership cards or sim- 1 Norway am made Shafel Chicago, 1 Park aptis Yhurch To ay he Er « 1 tn lg fentification: These require- Lake and the Oakdale Dam made : A Ro F ix a Vict 3 Miss Op=n Benton, convention treasurer: Iva It's a real blow ilar 1dentiication qui : Phone: ¥Franklin 6565 Ol I'St 11s Va . 3 A 1 aptist Church; Miss Roberts, convention secretarm Es- countries depend A em Joan Haley and Miss Ruth Clara telle Austermiller registrations: visitors as Canada ened, miles long and of varying width Stewart, Tuxedo Park Baptist; Miss NM: ” ho es, a Tipe ¢ ‘ n" 3 3 Whatever the reason which They have a combined shore line of : y wp, ib WSN Mary Schubert, cockts arty ou YOKS y the for al : an o ) tary Schube cktall party; Lou- | 100ks t I? f i 60 miles, heavily w 1 and

a §) wi 1 a 3 . nro a ax 11 { ) 1 Bety Catherine Mills and Miss x ise Shaner, Sport Hop: Alice O'Don- of the money it must prompted Wasl nglon to put on woode he passport rules for Canadians ted with modern cabins, both owns |

Darlene Wilson, Central Baptist ; ) its ¢ 2 , IY § i nell, model initiation; Lilliam Mec- | eign owners of property on iis Soll . \ T Y i Others who will attend include Allister, bu trip to Brown Cour tn AS ‘evervbody ki ation Entering the United States, the de- |er-occupied and available for rens his week's ALLIS . S 1 n O 11 AS iN Lis y , e SS t} ar 1128 3 | be Misses es Ma ha Jeal Elizabeth and dinner at Abe Martin lodge: can pay out more oy 9 Ann and Peggy Louise Clinton, : Marsha Shank, mystic luncheon. for very long dian plans for providing thems Well Stocked With Fish xcursions Broadway: Miss Almira ‘Sn ith. Em } 1 ¢ ' ul : { Stat has Selves with more exchange for pur 10adwa MISS Alm 1 . ] - y " 0 3 ] or NIT ey ara AGE } niteaq we \ 3 La 1 Miss Alice Strong A Miss Jane Schnel SE mal dinner and ne with the chases in the United States I'he lakes are well stocked with Vil l ( . l 3 dance Art ne "Aye & 2 alway 0 151 ! i : : ) dance Ann ortne escorts. and alwavs been black and silver bass, crappies, blues

anuel . [8 da Marie Andrews, Calvary; Mis: Irene Pletts, publicity © With which Canada settled for th Stories circulated in the States : Helm and Miss Virg 1 I'on- h So : ' invisible wt ( and may have heen responsible for part gills, catfish, pickerel and sunfish T \ {other "Invi \ Ji y ' Boats and bait are available to fish~ ||

nents at the border are not being Freeman Lake Each is about 14 ant

cision has been a sad blow to Ca- tal

Woodruff Place. and the A Ve \ {ividends ot - y YOM eV il [ the drop in travel One of the uy : 3 3 | divid is A meric: m BVA t , N 4 | ermen y Svivia and Victoria Prodam > } A : . | " here canards 1s that food 18 rationed ‘ alld I I'l 3 \ R E 3 SLO jel \ § \i x , al f Romanian | X 3 Bet { \ | [1obee | vile ib v Canadial th here. The truth is that Canada has At Ideal Beach on Shaler Laks Round Trip TREY TL a - TR = : ¥ ny olsrituinte | \ more food proportionately than the there is a large, sanitary bathing a a’ ro ~ . » J w 3 Ir 2 i N BEN ! ! : : S ; . ) "1'e 1 } 14 8 “ I'he WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION Times 1 “ \ | per y upon } tourist busi vtes have, and often cheaper, even Peach, where the water change OF TH ny AISA A " Nii dove P32 v = bisa . - : ! 5 HW 1 ip without a . Tn gs. [every 30 minutes. The beach i y ' y ' [HF BR ADWAY Mi I'HOD 1 unn Mn y 1 v ler (righ 7 ( y1\ CS Show cr of more than $150.000,000 out considering the official dis a - "a ; GOING SATURDA) 1 wil 1 1t annua ting with pla * © annua \ to wen . , +) 15113 1 merie: ount of 10 per ¢ent on the | el | Hs 4 I 1 CHU RCH nnue 3 nue . yf the dollars the American Wt 10 x the Ameri, |“GUIDPed With a spring hoard, diving l 12:30 p. n ‘hursday at| Township Republican Wome ub at 6 Pp. m mon n versid } cht in were to be spent bv the lar. The rumors appear te |!OwWer and merry-go-round It 1 CLEVELAND Sy yn $5.50 Pa m, 90th St and Spring a pvey i 1S ham the iow assist her: | Miss Betty Highee, 6341 Riverview | ¢ anadians on government orders ha heen ¢ir lighted for night swimming ) Leave 1000 p m or 10850 p m abide » ! &' SPA INR at 1 . F « 3 u nee i 0) - Mesdan Bess Carmi aisy Pollard and Lau foffman, arrange Drive, will entertain at 8 o'clock | from United States factories. Ame sotically in Cincinnati. Philadel- [Path house is equipped with 200 . tA ‘ AY: ¢ sac 1 ; ri 11 _— . TS 3 PAR YH OGH Wit > : in \ 26 tO v {he £ A ‘08S 3 S and hecking 0 bring| ment; Mesdatl Don Branigal ( man and Lo nefiel, con- | tomo row afternoon with a Kitchen |jeans on holiday were ) ( le Phia and Boston. Why that should WR os SUNS Wi bo hie king TOLEDO Pv. $4.25 dish and teats Mesdames Fred Peeve Ada res and a I in, publicise: { Show ©} for Miss Roberta HaskeM money to pay Americans 1 ‘Ol be so is a mystery to Canadians Fp fu ‘DETROIT 5 25 ne trans Mes dame Cora McFeel race MeCalmet live Toole. Louise Garra daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ravmond nd without noticing it v wrices The Fifth Column is suspected Other amusements available at the 2% 8 % 8 " ! : 1 enout | iy | i —ih 10 no 1 tt [vrtle Griggs, | Davis whose marriage to Hiram gre lower (to a holder n i. New York is another source of such We oH Tiiner rank | T. Sexson, son of Mr. and Mis mn dollars) than the 14 en | SU

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two lakes are softball croquet, | Leave horseshoe pitching and golf, There stories (Are large picnic grounds and a ca

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portation should ontact Mrs. Mai brant Fred 1A race 11 Man I: \ garet Wilson, 5837 Broadway Hari Deal ucing isang, Homer Be illtan N : Wes on ; — Yarboug! ora Flack, Florence Giltne: rk and \ r, hosp . {J. Bant Sexson, will take place for a lore while ST. PHILIP NERI ALTAR | [Friday Unless the tourists ai n larwer | Of their own. and pleasanter. 1 re-| Sino for dancing, as well as numer Fares to New York World's Fair Of

CIETY will entertain with a card| Guests with Miss Haskell will in- | numbers there will be nothing for late one of them as 1 heard it here, |OUS Private resorts ns t 8 SRinck MRR nhel ! { ; a ib iiiViG Wlstiedln The x J 1b rout | pal at 8 o'clock tomorrt elude Mrs, Davis, Mrs. ™Sexson, the the Canadians to do but sh As a securities circular might say, Fhe Hoosier Motor Club suggest For complete RAL)

n ‘he coh ned itr ii TE | y | PQ nN "NAD | v " s Sa Seki T { UATE ‘i : 08 20 a a ; ‘ in (he fun FOOD By MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX [Misses Joy Geupel, Virginia Davis, ther their purchases of citrus fruits, it is not guaranteed but was ob- Road 20 to Middle Fork west on| intormation RENTED ‘nn Ave. Mrs Ross Moore (Mary Ann Sexson. Phyllis Landis, style goods, magazines, books and '#l sd [rom sources believed relia-| Road 26 to Rossville and Road 39 consult SYSTEN charge of arrangements | Anna Kay Wells, Geraldine Getz, | other American luxuries And they follows; to the lakes, Road 39 will take the Ticket Ageny ow ‘ Tn resiue) S ? vil Man nn Carter, Joan 1dorson | ha e st cu ers. The "Ishing in the lakes and rivers motorist through Delphi, one of The ULY COMMITTTEE OF [EA is a perfect summer refresher Some like it hot. some like Ta A Anderson, | have been our best custome! Phe f Ontai as rn this ap | 0ALrly ports m the Wabash and | ‘8 HOLY NNO rN THOL) i 14 But ‘ Muriel Anderson and Betty Burris monev must be had to pay for Of Ontario is a fine this summer arly pores on 1¢ abash ant HC GELS CATHOLIC it cold ut everyone wants it fresh and fragrant : . 3 in 5 Ji ha ‘ ax Rt = i i y y . TE RT : y . leed te apy be ood } { 1 11 ind Betty McCormack, Vincennes, | American tools and airplane en- 8s at any time in history Better CHURCH will sponsor 8 public card ice tea can be good oniv when clear na iresl Use a little ) a y & has nat v SOR LSON ine Yoon! | arte ‘Thursday p 3 more tea in the pot than for hot tea. Scal ¢ t then but Ind; Mrs. William Stout and Mrs. gines Nan any season since people hes 1 ITS aftern § Ore a In tu nan I« Not Pp CAR IA Do I'S aoen pu | \ § y - pal Fhursda afternoon a : n 8 ( en pu Charles B. Ross. Brazil. Ind Misunderstandin of the Amor gan coming in hy automobile. Rea alack in the seh APIBTYE ORT 1 ur t u Mn & little boiling wate: p then pout 1 a INT Ee : > 1 y 4 \ clock in the school basement, 28th A e DolINng wate n pour on | an passport regulations are blamed SON I'he waters were heavily for most of the early decline in Stocked four and five years ago and

$x SG in a ssaames The f Ming Water OUVer ana teen for ITI ROR our h A? ) "a - | " - Hostesses will be Mesdame ™e- 0 i ® : : er and Co fon minu Poul 10t tea 'Rebekahs = Install tourist travel Fou e 11° time ‘Ne fish are now maturing. Stock- AL \¥ o ar SE ! int otall 8 half filled with crushed or cul i : story. ‘Canadians st have INE had been going on many years, Lg EA

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Canadians are passing out All Expense Tours and Reduced

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4 1 \n I . ! Sovaivtt Neem) ‘ in histor canadian mu Yoher SI ster Wart? m l non, st And 1 sually go with the iced tea service, 'N A ie A | h " ag Ro W e wi \ Re s He in TR Tit BEAT ANS " tra : t 0) bot | cW Of fheers I passports to go into the United Put it was stepped up by the Hep Osterman Charles Humme R08 0st IS A new hi {ten 3 1a ity rush a little mint in bx | Sen's a burn administrat Tod: A&R A Ha tt ® Durh ] K { tom tall Add sug: hen shaved or cube . Pour in Mrs. Mabel Them {is the newly|States. A surprising number of peo : n wy ro Ion loans LP ANADIAN! ho. S argl rari ml l ohn 110V = LO! i i ie 5 { St al sila i i i | { . . 3 ’ 1 are pe y Aa acan ry a ck Peter Weisenburg Home fresh ade hot { Ning gla y wit} 9 inch to When installed noble grand officer of the!ple south of the border, I am told © re . ) ¥ A ol Wy Re { Al ote iS¢ oe 1 reshily mt hot a ing Ld it nehes toy nt : . Fin a ? bat EPA nite | SINC which formerly vielded only ..fames Cordar Man Holman Fdwin tea IS chilled, add a scoop lemon water ice and a das [ CAr- Broad Ripple Sylvia Rebekah 0h every hand, think these regu The fish, it woul | Almost » ke Lou Y i fern. Ce d al ( nat { in ! 1 i { aga 3 { < allc § 1d. i ¢ . : . . ‘ ~ ' . iY St 1 vO al 5 SO ". ( 180 Ww 1H] 7 Geor Ghe Tn) hon 1 3 n Ts B & Oh ] as it sounds Lodge 151s App © them 3 St) {011 wi a { ph . Wa Re Goll wim ride h kyl Sha ¢ re Thee : hn i i . v in i Le . : we ” ¢ aoineg AE o\ VE ’ ' + R Im, A, NIKE 8k ine trails : BE Robe Th \ Hy ressed-up iced tea with fruit piece NAR Mrs. Bertha Moore and Mrs, Eva [pose either that they must have ‘| ng ! i tan to ‘win STOP-OVER Canadian Rockies. Rates are An the 18 vooert ) 1a a SUKNL il YOU =1 1ICOQ (OF a i > AQ a e . . rie " . . © " . . the al anadis wales y moderate. follow this reci | Collins are right and left support-| passports to get 1 ! A ALL-EXPENSE TOURS COLUMBIA ICEFIELD HI | ors Mis Dorothy Schrand. vice! home, or that a } { anada wil NEXT Canada’ Une lovment 2to 6 davs, from 83% 50 ta GHWAY ‘ ‘ y My | . . la , . anaaas empioymen 874 5( Spectacular tou from Lake 1 LOURDES C Y Frutted lee ? grand; Mrs, Florence Fegan and! be troublesome in Bl Wan *° Dwindling $74 50 up, per person. Add Phectael; a m La ouise | Mrs. Ruth Busteed, right and left nadians know thes ) rail fare to Banfi or Field, wiles 1 Yoni ld and return at . . ul ’ |! 3 { 0) 3 cups freshly boiling wat 1 teaspoon lime juice, suo supporters to the vice grand: Mrs | held, from letter {1 have yi Fours start at Banff or at moderate cost upporeer iirhihd ole : Field ...and include hot Is, LOW RATL FARES to or from California and

3 teaspoons tea 1 pint dry ginger ale . dys sot {IND : I : . I Sng Marv Allen. conductor Mrs. Jane g ing meals... at Banffaned Lake Pacific Northwest on Canadian Pacific through udes ‘the M i cup lemon juice 6b mint sprigs | Kaercher, chaplain Mrs Ciooreia I'he Canadian YOVOrNMmMe: 1 Louise, Visit to T he ¥ transcontinental airconditioned trains. Ticket ge Includes the Nisse Ly cup orange juice 6 slices orange ; : IDR wala includes 165.mile Princess | b y | 5 | BY} ¥ . 2 sl Ti Yo y es 1 assports fr "“ ne . : a “ ner &ruame ctween Evelvn Duggan and | " : . ey | Barnhard, secretary, and Miss Not quires no pa pox m people Lake . 126 miles of Seattle and Vanesuver stopping at Victoria. Lyons and % ‘harles | Pour boiling water over tea, cover, and let steep five minutes ma Renegarbe, warden tering the count and KCCOraing mountain motoring CANADA WELCOMES U. 5, CITIZENS «No Passports ol My and : Don | Strain and cool quickly by pouring over cracked ice o 1 | Other officers are Harold Barn- to Premier Macken See Your Travel Agentoy Ds ipor 1 A ana i

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Stir in lemon. lime and orange juice, al ugan When ready t | hart, financial secretary; A bert no intention of doing s 1 OB AC. Nieman, Agent serve, add ginger ale. Serve with ice in tall glasses with a sprig {| Kaercher, inside guard, and How-| In dozens of times your 0) 1 IG. COOL 430 Merchants Bank Ridg . . A \ N 3 . " fl Indiar olis, Ind " RL mint and a slice of orange in each glass ard Rhodes, outside guard spondent has oro: GLASSES Pro ioe R404 WORLD'S GREATEST TRAVEL SYSTEM

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