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*Af ter hegotiations covering the .past eight.months, Charles A. Kini*y, di- rector ofAdventure.island boôys camp, bas5 obtained 'a long-term lease on Horseshoe island near Ephraim, in Door counlty,' Wisconsin. On the1 islanid,- which lies a half mile off the Penînsula state Park and three milesý east of Adventure, Skipper:Kin- ney: will immeciately, establish a nan- tical camp for boys of 13 and, over. * Horseshoe'island, so named from its shape, was ;for the past 20 years the * summer estate. of, E. F. Folda, long the commodore of the Ephraimi Yacht club. In area the. islanid covers approximatcly, 40 acres, al of which ias. been kept. in its original. heavily ýwooded unspoiled condition. Its natural harbor, large enougli for, a sizable fleet, is considered the most nearly perfect of -atry in the Green Baty region. Yachtsmen from ail sections of the Great Lakes have dropped anchor heràe as guests of Commifodore Folda. Large Lodge The permanent improvements include a large main lodge and adjoining cabins, providing ample accommodations for forty, which wjth refrigerating, plumb- ing and water systems provide. every essential for healthful and, enjoyable given to the Travel. Bookl eek. ý -vance of At*a time.when unsettfled conditions are nmaking many.travelers hesitate' over' visits to the larger countries of Europe, the appearance of Amy Oak- ley's 'Scandinavia Beckons," illus- trated bv Thornton Oakley, is most timely. TÉoday travel to Sweden, Nor- wvay, Denmark and Finland is prob- ably heavier than ever before. In "'Scandinavia Beckons" (D. Appeton- Century, $4.00) the Oakleys have pre- pared flotonly a charmitig guide to the high spots of Scandinavian travel, but, a penetrating appreciation of Scandinavian life as well. It gves every promise of being one of <the season's higliliglits in travel literature. Further confirmation of American interest in Scandinavia is to be founid in the anounceren from ApplexÔn- Century that during the month of April they ordered new printings of three novels of johan Bojer: "The Emigranits," "The Last of the Vi- kings," and "The Great Hunger." Canada is several thousand miles nearer home than Scandanavia, butý miucli of its scenery presents.a sînmi- lar appeal and iii addition it lias the interest that comes f romn a widely ha s been bavi ng great fun fishing, catching icrabs and chamneleons. He also, caught the mieasies' and passed themn on to bhis two sisters, Joan and Joy Diane. Howeverlie lias niissed the snow and ice, as he is ýquite a skater, but he did goý witb the rest of his family to see the first ice revue ever staged'in Miami-Sonja Henie's Hollywood Revue., They are -the children of Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. Pavlik of.'604 Ekmoor road, Kenilworth. RETURN PROM SCHOOL Hill Blackett, Jr., son. of Mr. and Mrs. Hill Blackett, of Wiùnetka,vwho. has been attending the Southern Arizona school at Sabino. Canyon, Tucson, Ariz.1, is -expected to arrive home this week. ON GOLF .PARTY S. M. Coale and, Raîpli Hawxhurst of Kenilworth, J. H. Rodger of Wil- mette, and Charles A. Liddle of Win- netka were the members of a four- some which went to French Lick Springs, Ind., Iast week-end to play yr,1Ç 0"RCHEfTRA .WULfluTr AflEw FLOOPJH OW ým.IRORIE COLEJ TAÂnYR b«TIMEY BILL DonRfiELD oFreelf e sts, there . wiII De ample opportunitY for riding and the usual land camp ac- tivities. Following the general plan of the camp on Adventure island of organ- izing the camp life around functional rather than recreational activities, the new camp will have no place for "porcli" sailors, and every meniber will share the responsibilities of the entire camp. Extended Cruises the -land. to which he lias, been addict - ed for forty years. So deeply lias this book impressed the Canadians. themselves that the Canadian Trave, Bureau, an official government or- ganization with headquarters at Ot- tawa, is featuring it in series of ad- vertisements in such national maga- zines as Red Book, Life and-the New Yor.ker. -] i