Evening star

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of Africa to the service of travel par

ties wanting the adventure of seeing

its Jungles, plains and animals with

out the dangers and expense of big

game hunting, points out that a pack

of lions, correctly, is a pride of lions.

Wardrobe recommendations for the

arduous trip to King Chnstophe's

Citadel, Haiti: Women, long slacks

or ducks, a pair of sturdy shoes and

heavy socks, preferably woolen: long

sleeve shirt and gloves to avoid painful

sunburn, wide hat or tropical sun

helmet and a light sweater. Men.

Ducks or a pair of old trousers,

sturdy shoes an a pair of woolen

socks, long-sleeve shirt and a wide

straw hat or tropical sun helmet, light

sweater. A pair of dungarees or over

all trousers may be purchased at al

most every port.

J^WOW. Poland, which began as a

meeting place of adventurous

traders of the th:rteenth century and

rase to greatness in the sixteenth cen

tury (much of its glory remains in

the rich old architecture), is pro

nounced vuv, with a faint suggestion

of an "L" at the beginning Today

it is a city of strange mixture of

Oriental and Western customs.

Mexico no longer requires women

to obtain from their husbands or

parents a permit for entering the

country to travel alone Also proof

of vaccination for all travelers is no

longer necessary In order to get Mexi

can tourist cards.

In a recent issue of the National

Geographic, Glanville Smith tells an

other one of the famous legends about

the prodigious lumberjack. Paul Bun

yan. Highest point in the State is

Rib Mountain, an "austere, isolated

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening star. (1937). Washington, D.C., 1937-09-05. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1937-09-05/ed-1/?sp=20

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1937-09-05.