Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-10-18 | Page 14 | Icy Wind, Unkind Court Dampen Nudist Ardor

Icy ley Wind Win Unkind Court f I Dampen Nudist Ardor I t f CHICAGO C CAGO Oct 18 UP UP What What with icy winds and unkind courts I chill a-chill world today greeted erected the j- j or Dr more nwe nudists who have been disporting dis dis- ds- ds I porting themselves along long Lake Michigan's Michi MIchl- I gans gan's shore since last spring No longer loncer did the cheery chorus of 1 nudist voices sing sino Unashamed the I camp song of the Roselawn Ind lad I colony And at Allegan Ml MJ Mich h. h no noi i t 1 youths and nd nymph like maidens dis- dis L ported I I Until today the Roselawn nudists t I had sung with glee I 1 We know the trees the and lilies t Are re growing fearless and untamed t Tor or or God has made us in his image And Anci we like they are are unashamed A co court order halted the music as 4 I t ii b r 3 f I d i 1 Ii t f it i had previously a few miles away in Michigan Judge George F. F Sam Sam- mon at not far from Roselawn Roselawn Rose Rose- lawn ordered the colony to halt oper But the prying eyes of law enforcers enforcers en en- forcers were not the only handicap the colonies o nude men and women had to face They admitted today that the ever changing progression of the seasons was bringing their activities ties Ues to an end anyway The wind is LI mighty sharp these days said one erstwhile convert of the Zoro Nature League which flourished in Zoro Nature Park a at Roselawn Nudism isn't much fun when it gets cold I dont don't think anyone will fight very hard to keep the camp open this winter 1 t i I