Leaving today on the Campbell
Church yacht Winifred II., Mr.
Balokovic plans a six weeks vaca-,
tion trip from the strenuous work
of a concert tour, and sincerely
nopes he can bag a few brownies.
The possibility of his returning to
Juneau with many trophies seems1
very good as the musician and
sportsman has hunted with success
in every country in Europe except
Albania, and most of the big game
countries in the world.
To Muir Glacier
The first destination of Mr. Bal
okovic's party, which includes Mrs.
J. B. Bridges of Olympia, is Muir
Glacier, after which they plan to
touch at various points on Admir
alty and Chichagof Islands. Guided
by Harry Nelson, who joined them
at Juneau, the sportsman will not
only hunt, but has great hopes of
catching a mess of trout and sal
mon, an adventure, he says, he has
never experienced.
On completion of his vacation, j
the artist will return to France, to |
his Chateau De Lachevre Dor' local- i
ed between Nice and Monte Carlo, |
completely restored by him from a j
ruin a thousand years old into an
establishment of 24 rooms complete
ly electrified and even containing
a swimming pool which stands on a
cliff a thousand feet above the sea.
This he calls home although he is
touring a great deal of the time
and is now booked for 37 concerts ,
in several of the large cities of Eu- j
rope.
