The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 23

BROOKLYN! EAGLE, OCT. 22, 1950 23 UN. J. Road Travel Business Topping Last Year's Mark At Atlantic City Bluefish Are Running In Miami Beach Surf He maH lfffli 3 h.3 HBtf -ir nB' Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Miami Hea. h.

Oct. 21 The are running: To the angler familiar with fishing in Miami Beach waters those few words speak volumes. iney mean mat the surf fish ing trmernuv now is rising earty in me morning, with its memners louno at aawn lining the sands at Miami Beach's nceanfront or standing up to waist deep in the blue-green as they send their lines and bait whistling Into the ters off- snore. Surf fishing is a Fall snort at MB Ill Atlantic City, Oct 21 -This resort's growing popularity as a late Fall and early Winter vacation spot, as well as a convention center. Is indicated by reports from businessmen and amusement operators that activity here is running slight ly ahead of last year.

Prank W. Amstutz. director of the fh: Commerce and secietary of the Hotelmen's Assori.it norted that, despite a spell of inseasonahle wea'iier in late September. Autumn receipts top those of "A cool July threw our Su mer business charts off about to percent, but September and October figure indicate that business for that period in. iv uii an emu! i mini he declared.

"The convention schedule has been a very ne.iithv one and tne ni.iorit Miami Reach one that gives an en vacationing here, added fillip to a section where 1 These attractions remain fishing the year round Is excel- at reduced Summer lent. This version of fishing Mates through October, the rates thus takes its place with many I being from a cpiarter to one-other outdoor sports that havej-third of those that prevail dur-made the name Miami Beach ing the Winter. November will synonymous with fun and sport bring a slight advance that will In the open every month of the prevail until mid-December. ear. (These will he "preseason" For the surf fishing devotee rates, about 10 percent higher his recreation is jut a few feet I than the Summer tariffs.

50 Under July Trenton. Oct. 21 Fall travel 1 New Jerseys higha- will be eased through a in traffic, according to officials of the State Department of Con-1 iervation and Economic De-, elopment Their prophesy Is! on recent Highway Department statistics. The figures indicate that1 there is a reduction of approxi mately V) percent in the daily otal of vehicles traveling over four of the Slate's main high ivays. This is shown in a comparison of the average July and August daily traffic totals on Routes 6.

2.1 and 48 with ho-e of Ototwr and November. Route ti. which follows an irregular course across North ern New Jersey, is a favorite route of peop'P traveling to re sorts in the North Jersey lake area and connects with Delaware Water Cap. Dover. Harketlslown.

and industrial center- in the northu 1 corner of the State. The daily traffic count for Julv and August, totaling reduced almo-t one half in the October November count of 12.780. A mid Summer and Fall com parison of statistics on Route -hows a decline of from 41, 400 to 21,680 passenger and commercial vehicles. This shore route extends from the Perth Ambov area to Point Pleasant. Extending from Newark almost to Port Jervis, N.

Route 23 shows a daily total dT 14.700 for July and August and 8.580 for October and November. Traffic to and from the south Jersey shore on Route 48 aver ages 1 1,560 during July and August and decreases to K.400 in October and November. and a few minutes from his comfortable hotel room or apartment. He can start when he tikes, stop when he pleases and soon be back at his headquarters No long trips are necessary for tne surf fisher-man when he is vacationng at Miami Beach. Other forms of fishing, swimming, boating, golf, tennis, badminton aod similar active sports lemain just as popular here In the Fall as they are at any other season, finding plenty of dev- ioiees ana spectators I amonif the manv men and worn- Game Season Near In Pennsylvania Harrishurg, Pennsylvania's general mting season, which opens Nov.

1, calls attention to the Keystone State as a great game are says Theodore Roosevelt, 1(1, secretary of commerce, who points out that many persons take their vacations during the hunting season. LUNCHEON WITH MUSIC Mexico, only a three hour American Airlines near the magnificent Borda Cathedral at quaint Taxco, drive from Mexico City, which is served directly by Its me The Year Round in the Caribbean si1 ii i Cruise to the tropical isles of PUERTO RICO DOMINICAN. REPUBLIC THE IDEM. TRIf FOR VACATION OR BUSINESS NOW is the time to go. The weather's perfect! For 11 fun-filled days, you'll relax to the Up of toft wives.

You'll loaf on broad decks, pity in the tun, and dance in the Coral Cafe while Caribbean moonbeams stream in. Your stateroom will face the sea, a lovely lounge by day, a comfortable bedroom by night. And service and food will be superb! Ahuut lies a ru wrrUI To explore it, yon will have two days and a night in fabulous San Juan, another day in historic Ciudad Trujillo. No extra expense for S. S.

Puerto Rico is your dockside hotel hern county. In at haw- reported their registra- lioM- 9 ,0 1-. and the Nation- are atiove tional Klectrical Manufacturers lie pointed out that the Association, Nov. 12 to 17. Vermont Deer Hunting hunter wan rfMd king a ljm-poMhd MUM Ngton.

There been numerous Other rr- some reli.ihlf, in. my rlu-To the average Yerniont- Ranks With the Best tales of moose have been American ukkwuOH ex pected about 6,000 persons attend its five-day meeting, but almost 10.000 registered. Amstutz said 22 organiza tions will meet here during the next five weeks, with an esti mated attendance of more man Among the major meetings win te those ot me united Li censed Beverage Association of jersey, uct to 26: the New Jersey Congress of Parents and Teachers, Oct. 25 to 27; the American Dental Association. Oct.

:10 to Nov. the New Jersey Education Associa- Night clubs and hotels are ng top talent to cater to the ad tioni-ts. In the Ritz Carlton, which features a Monday night Gay Nineties Show each week, Bennie Bishop's orchestra provides the music while Lucille Russo and Patty Travers are the featured vocalists. Tenor Vaughn Comfort Is starred In the Chelsea, Pete Russo in the Shelburne's Shell Room, Pedro Albani in the Mayflower's Holiday Room and the Cavaliers In the Traymore's Submarine Room. ropeai Luge wM animaN in Amt-r- I dispel this notion, Thomas Jeffer-on, then in Pari: asked a friend to get a large mooe and a large elk, and send them over frozen, for mounting; and display in France.

The1 friend set out for where both specie- were plent patched the specimens across the Atlantic. Pnicti.all) Mi net ere'er, for -omcwhat akin to the fi-her- Hut recently there was "proof nositive." A hull moo-e -potted near Rutland not only posed photographer but trotted around a large field at various! gaits, something in the style ofi show. 1 nis co-operative 'editor to predict that the elusive (gome say mythical i Vermont ther will soon semi advance encounter- few dangerous ani-toials to menace his vacation pleasure, but the (Ireen Mountains were once a natural range fpr the virions wolf, the catamount or panther. Canadian lynx, caribou and lordly moose, The deer. Vermont's chief' game animal, was almost! blasted Into extinction hv indis-l criminate -laughter in the first half of 1 ho I'tth century, hut was protected for many years and is now e-timated to numher almost 100 (HIO Kai Kail hunt er take several thousand kgtl deer, and in the southern conn ties particularly, the huntins rank? with the Pest in the coun- 111 A It LTtWUHAVSi I Today the moose i-practically notice to the papers and offer extinct in the Green Mountain to poe for pictures.

State, but from time to timel If he does, it will be the first there are reports of IndlvWuallconcreti evidence since 11)00. animals straying down from The panther or catamount, the Canadian wild- The lasCknown in the West as moun- who -a. he is. Most I i2HK 1 bDI I aT lCDAT paper- are skeptical, however, jtfTi FALL FUN HAS BEGUN HI I panthers are good-natured- SI) 'l uun 241 Wist 42nd St. ly ''kicked around" in the sports MAKu I a yj) 6.75 VST.

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