UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE Acadia National Park Bar Harbor, Maine July 24, 1939. Mr. R. A. Thorndike, Secretary, Village Improvement Association, Bar Harbor, Maine. Dear Mr. Thorndike: I have your letter, written as Secretary of the V. I. A., concerning the need of clearing to maintain the view along the road on the western side of Cadillac Mountain to Bubble Pond and on, and again along the Ocean Drive, between the road and shore. I have brought the matter up to Assist- ant Superintendent Hadley and the work will be done, under some careful man, as autumn comes and gives opportunity. Will you not kindly see that note is made that the Government calls this road along the western side of Cadillac Mountain and on to Jordan Pond, not the Rockefeller Road but the Bubble Pond Road, which gives it its best description; the road which leads off from it to the summit of Cadillac Mountain we call the Summit Road. Will you kindly see that these names are observed in any future publication of the V. I. A.'s map which shows them. Sincerely yours, George B. Dorr, Superintendent.