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Evening star., 1941-04-06
Court Closes Auburn
Reorganization Case
By the Associated Press.

I
FORT WAYNE, Ind. April s.
Reorganization of the Auburn ALL
tomobile Co. and its subsidiaries
started more than three years ago
has been completed and the COM
pany was released from Federal
court jurisdiction yesterday by Judge
Thomas w. Slick.
With the parent company in the
reorganization proceedings were the
Lycoming Manufacturing Co. and
the Auburn Automobile Sales Corp
The reorganization plan calls fo,
organization of the Auburn Central
Manufacturing Co. to take over al
assets of the Auburn Automobile Co.
and assume all its liabilities.
Evening star., 1941-04-06
25-Cent Extra Voted
By WrigIey Board
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO. April 5.-Directors OF
William Wrigley. jr.. Co., chewing
gum makers, have voted an extra
dividend of 25 cents. payable May l
to stock of record April 10.
Five regular 25-cent payments for
the first Of each month beginning
with June and ending in October,
payable to stock of record on the
18th or Goth day of each preceding
month, also have been voted.
Evening star., 1941-04-06
February Fur Sales
Well Above Year Aqo
"a III. Assnciated press

bN tFt ASSOCIaIed PreSS.
NEW YORK, April 5.-A rise in
the February sales of raw furs. de-
spite a delay in negotiations for a
new contract between fur manufac-
turers and the union was reported
today by the American Fur Mer-
chants Association. Total sales for
the month were s4,935,700, COM
pared with $4,447,491 in February
1o40.
Evening star., 1941-04-06

Miekelson. First 1t: Clayton Il, from
Stockton, Calf, to Philippine Depart
~ FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
Brinkmeyer, Capt. John E. from Camp
Bowie. Tex, TO Philippine Department.
CHAPLAINS.
Braun, Capt Albert W. from Fort Sam
Houston To Philippine Department.
Wilson. First 1t. John A., from Fort
Francis E, Warren to Philippine De-
partment.
Cleveland Capt Arthur v, from Fort
Sam Houston to Philippine Department.
SIGNAL CORPS.
Heirick Capt. Leroy w, from. Fort ssm
Houston to Philippine Department.
Hendrickson. First 1t. Laurence E. from
Fort Sam Houston to Philippine Depart
Apps. First 1t David c.. from MacDill
Field, Fla, to Aberdeen Proving Gound.
CHEMICAL WARFARE SERVICE.
Bartlett, Capt. Leland D., from Fort Sam
Houston to Philippine Department.
Mcneil, Capt. George F., from Edeewood
Arsenal. Md. TO Westover Field, Mass
Hradel, First 1t Joseph R., from Edge
wood Arsenal to Bowman Field. KY.
Caldwell. Second 1t, Charles B., from
Lakewood Arsenal TO Fort George
JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERALS
DEPARTMENT
Aigrisse. Mai. Frank G., from Fort Custer,
Mich, to Philippine Department.
Evening star., 1941-04-06
Auto Exports Top 1910

The Commerce Department says
February automotive exports of
S26 ,602, ,612 represented a decline of
4 per cent from January figures, but
a gain of per cent over last year.
Evening star., 1941-04-06
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. C. ldW, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tUoit three full days and
receiue their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1941-04-06
SPECIAL, NOTICES.

TRUCK FOR HIRE-FoRD 1889 L. W.-B.
l2'x7' platform or stake. Will rent by job,
hour, day, week or month; Good driver and
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
as s p KERR Ohi5 4 hsh oh st.
ne. So
CONTRACTORS, EXCAVATORS FREE
dumping. Need dirt, concrete for good
MI. AT. AIS after 5. pm. 12'
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts, contracted BY any one other than
myself. c. H. KING. Allentown, Md.
waTER n,sss HEATER samnse AZ sS rsw
PLUMgING AND HEATING. iia2 9th st.
PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT ISAAC M.
Taranto has retired from his con-
nections witt, the business of Tsrsnto &
ANpRE a hSs sH g radins m fns s TaG
snts 81 afRs IT, Il Be sad
after April 5, 1871. g.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. MRS. MELv1NA E. LEWIS, ,90s
Ey st. s.e. e
1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
fsss e0na5sass y VIM sn' HALL Sfi 0fes hsR
rs. Rosslyn, Va. 7-
INSURED VAN, CAREFUL WHITE OWN
er-driver, wants return loads from Atlanta.
Albany, Chicago or way points. Ho. 4237.
DRAFTING SETS WANTED-WE PAY
cash. K & or Dietzgen, or what have
you? STUDENTS BOOK CO., 2107 Pa
ave. NV.
INVALID ROLLING CHAIRS-For rent or
sale; new and used. all styles, all sizes: re-
duced prices. UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO.. 41S 10th st. NV. NE. 1874.
wEAvING-LADES AND MEMS GAR
ments with holes. ourns, tears: also al
1920 NV. Apt. 101. DU. 7070.
PLAINFIELD ORCHARD.
w. w. Moore, Sandy Spring, Md.
APPLES, HONEY,
APPLE BUTTER.
Out oeorgis ave. miles TO olenmont,
turn right on route No. 1e2. miles.
Evening star., 1941-04-06
LOST.

LOST.
IA. IA s545' Ext Ext 81. O0' N,
BOSTON BULL, left eye removed, answers
to name "Bouncer." Suitable reward for
return 1880 oath st. NV. Ho. 1877.
BREAsTPIN, china, oval. hand painted
ward North 6s97.
BROWN PURSE, March Goth. vic. 18th and
Newton SITS. ne: contains money, papers
PtvT qetuTn PURSE Rels and Contents Goodspeed ist
floor 1713 Eye st. NV.
DACHHUND, female, reddish-brown color
name Fritzie, vicinity Of Chevy Chase
Circle. Reward. WI. 1875.
sN WATsa cd TR IS ss58ei snd 4tH Rspa and
Thursday. Wo S6l6 evenings. Reward.
ENGLISH SETTER. black and white,
answers to name of Butch" Year old
hes rer p n VchY ca Dt SSnd 4ss6 m
EYEGLASSES tan case. Reward. Phone
GLASSES in torn black case. Reward.
1898 Irving ST. NV. HO. 6ll1.
FOX TERRIER black and white, male lost
Warfieid 254s
GOLD PIN. handmade. horses. pine cones:
reward. Telephone MI. 7951' Apartment
POLICE DOG, light tan, male. vic. Potomac
ward. WI. $3.50.
PURSE, in hat store. April 5th; large black
English make purse. Reward II contents
are returned M s,de. especially Govt. pass ssnd
PURSE, blue Upper fastener, Sat. am,
1900 block 4th st. NV. or, 100 block
Rhodes St. Arlington, Va, Bill and change
Reward. Phone NO 3490.
QUITE A SUM OF CASH MONEY at Amer
can Security Trust Co. ath Ibdrsi aPd Mas IS:
ward. Notify GE. 3l61.
RING-Cluster diamonds, set in white
Ivy IVY 1857. csA after 6
ROSARY. silver, Tuesday or Wednesday.
WI 64O9. Reward.
| SCOITY, all black, male. answers to name
"Scotty." Please return to Sal So. Barton
St. Arlington, Va. Reward.
| SHOES QadiesO. lost yesterday in down.
town section or on streetcar. Reward.
SILVER FOX COLLAR, between N st. and
Dupont Circle. Reward. 1345 Conn. ave
TIE CLASP, gold initiated w. H. s." vic,
| Ga ave, bet. Quincy and Sheridan NV.
Reward. Randolph 66s6.
tool grip with initials 'E. "A. r" please
return 10 Remineton, Rand. 1918 L st.
NV Reward. RA. Ago.
wIRE-HA1RED TERRIER, female, vicinity chi tty
collar Reward wO 1850.
WRIST WATCH, lady's small yellow gold
'B. r T." Columbia rd.- on Mt. Pleasant
| car: reward. Box 106-X, Star. O.
WRIST WATCH, ladys, white gold dia-
and I732 PARK I'd. Revard. Columbia G501
FOUND.
BUNCH OF KEYS found wed nisht At
nus stou on 18th st Call Georgia 1889
Evening star., 1941-04-06
ESTIMATOR,

Construction engineer. man thoroughly
experienced with varied building and other
types of construction: full experience re-
Quired Only men who accurately take on
quantities and can hgure excavation, con-
crete and carpentry need apply. Call RAN
dnlnh 1850 Sunday for annninfment
Evening star., 1941-04-06

Has openings for men over 81 years Of age,
Metropolitan Area for / year: free instruc-
tion; can earn S25 to S35 wkly. Apply at
10 am promptly for further details, 310
M ST ne ASK for Mr Booth
Evening star., 1941-04-06
REAL, ESTATE statesmen,

We need energetic men to sell broker
age and new houses. Line up now with our
active once; full cooperation ana plenty
prospects Cal Monday or Tuesday, Realty
Assnciofes Inc 1 hnR K ST n W
Evening star., 1941-04-06

EXPERIENCED SALESMAN FOR ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATORs. RADIOS, WASHERS Sl5 s
70 THE Man WHO TS51So,GH GAN 2pALsIpPY ME AIS Is
VANCENIENT APPLY L. 4; SCHWARTZ
one KTNG ct ALEXANDRIA, VA
Evening star., 1941-04-06
PART-TIME WORKERS.

Two men who can work from 6 until 0
pm 4 evenings per week, with initiative,
ambition and intelligence, who are neat
in appearance and have an excellent per-
sonality. To these men we offer most
unusual opportunity. Our present men OF
this caliber arc earning $50 week. II
you feel that you can qualify and own an
automobile write. giving full particulars
NJ Yourself Roy 137-R Star
Evening star., 1941-04-06
MEN wTTH TRUCKS

WANTED by a large storage and moving
company a man to solicit storage ana
moving. Must be experienced in TINS me
ROx 26O-X Star.
Evening star., 1941-04-06

LARGE CORPORATION has several sales
openings due TO expansion program IN ruTaL
Virginia and Maryland in vicinity OF WASH
:ngton. D. c. This is an opportunity Ior
several select utility appliance men or hlgn-
ing car TO step out with rapidly grow
inc industry Substantial salary plus COM
mission and bonus Write giving past
record and necessary details TO Box e2'
RPlrSViIle. Nd
Evening star., 1941-04-06
7 NEED A MAN

At once for permanent position: references
and car required: good pay with expense
ARRANGEMENT; demonstration sales work,
Apply o to IL. only. Century Metaleran
Corp. 354s i4th st. nv.
(oontinued on Next PagsJ
Evening star., 1941-04-06
Accounting Machine Manager,
The National Cash Register Company.
1917 K Street NV
Srpn1Cur SAIAPY
RADIO SERVICEMEN
ARROW CAB co.

For outside work car furnished; best pay
in town; vacation with pay; only expert
enced men need apply. Year round work.
COLONY Radin. CLIO Ga. ave.
Evening star., 1941-04-06

SALESMAN N-COLLECTOR for iewelry, natl.
adv. watches diamonds; exp. not nee:
salary md comm. BensonS 1919 st.,
TOo
Evening star., 1941-04-06

statesmen (2). familiar with rerooing
and residing, needed by vel-estsblished
company Liberal commissions and pro-
tected territories for risht men. Apply
before 10 m. Monday or Tuesday to Mr..
Evening star., 1941-04-06

statesmen. experienced. to call on res
taurants and institutions selling groceries:
good money for right men. Box COX. Star.
Evening star., 1941-04-06
FITTER-BUSHELMAN,

FTI"IER-BUSHE
Thoroughly experienced. excellent wages.
Apply at once, EiSeman's st. at 7th,
MAN, reliable for steady inside and out
side work; earnings above the, average 70
must have car Apply 9:30 am. Monday,
Employment once 4th floor.
S. KANN SONS CO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
New Century Club
viii He ar Visitor

IN ORDER that members NJ
other organizations may have
opportunity 10 hear Or Ester
Neira de Calvo, representative
Of Panama on the lnier-Ameri-
can Commission Of Women, who
comes 10 Detroit New Century
Club Monday. that organization
Will hold an open meeting
Monday night in tho Central
Y. w. G A. building.
II will be preceded BY "A cafe
terra supper al 6 p. m in the
"Yr cafeteria The speaker writ
be introduced by Mrs Ellsworth.
G. Smith.
Doctor de Calvo Will speak on
THE Women Of the Americas
She was educated IN Panama.
IN Belgium and IN the United
States She is director Of the
Liceo dc Senoritas, a junior col
lege for women IN Panama, and
is president Of the Central
America section of The lnierna-
tional Society for the Improve
ment Of Women,
Her visit IN the United States
is being made under the Spon-
SorShip OF tho American As
ISOLATION OF University Women
and It's purpose IS 10 consult
Women'S organizations in order
10 further a better understand
ing Of conditions in Latin Amer
ICa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Il dWoii Is FoV0dte Spot
For Sea rip Vacations
Nv GEORGE GEIBEL

THE Territory Of Hawaii, for
two decades a favorite va
cationland for tourists from
other parts Of the United States
today Is among the very few
places where a safe vacation
may be enjoyed after a peaceful
ocean voyage. The islands
natural beauty their historic
background. their Polyncsian
customs surviving modern prog
resS. and Ire fact that Hawaii
is the only alternative Tor voy-
ayers in the Pacific. this year
has already attracted more viSi-
tors to its palm-fringed. coral
shores than any other time in
its colorful history.
The fact that Hawaii is an
only alternative IN a world
where travelways arc consider
ably shortened by conflict, IS
nothing rs lessen the pleasure
offered. Even IL Hawaii had TO
compete with tho Riviera or the
Swiss Alps as a Vacatlonland,
chances are that It's popularity
would Still be the cause Of the
largest increase in tourist vol
urnc in island annals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Maury's Gorge

And when YOU 60 10 LeXing-
ton as youq must If You
travel Virginia 20 over 10
Goshen Pass and see that almost
unbehevably beautiful gorge
for IL was Goshen Pass through
which Matthew ontaine
Maurys body was carried in ac-
cordance with a dying request
the Matthew Fontaine
Msury who was OF the NMl
faculty and became the world
greatest authority on navigation.
Too. 20 out n the little Gene
terry in which "Stonewall" Jack
son sleeps You'll probably find
a griZzled ancient sitting there
beneath a live-oak tree and
he'll tel YOU the amazing story
Of Jackson and his bravery
the jackson who. dying at
Charlottesville whispered:
THE Institute will he heard
from TODAY"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
MarshsII Of VMl

Today Uni men are carving
On The MAGNIFICENT tradition of
the Lexington school Chief Of
Staff George c. Marshall was
graduated at Lexington in 1901
Six ma or- generals arc NMI
men. and four brigadiers. and a
score Of others are standing by
10 do whatever they can in
Guiding Admiral Richard Evelyn
Byrd, '0s.
The schools most treasured
possession is a weather-hattefed
old raincoat with a Jagged hole
in the left shoulder the coat
worn by "Stonewall' Jackson
when he was killed at Chancel-
louisville.
Until this day "Stoncwall
jackson IS WITS top hero.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Many Attractions

Hawaii offers everything that
foreign resorts used 10 offer
except that it is a part Of the
United States. where there arc
no language entanglemcnts. no
botherSone customs inspections
or foreign money value fiuctua-
tons. The Scent stamp used in
Hawaii VIII carry a letter 10 the
folks AZ home Just rs IT wiz
anywhere else in the nation.
Hawaii has much 10 write home
about too
First. THERE'S Waikiki Beach
with bis long rolling surf and
white sandy beach. ITS brown
skinned surf riders and fashion
able hotels where the sun never
.et~ ou enjoyment
Honolulu stretching from
WaiQk Beach and Diamond
Head 20 tne east and qthe his
torc Bishop Museum and the
entrance to Pearl lIarbor naval
operating base to The west
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Points Of interest

Other points Of interest IN
Honolulu include Bishop Mu-
scum, Washington Place, the
governors mansion, the Library
Of Hawaii. the University Of
Hawaii. the Honolulu Academy
Of Arts. Kapiolan Bird Park.
The aquarium at Waikiki and
Aloha Tower, the minaret which
signals a welcome 10 the lei-be-
dccked newcomer when he first
sights the Honolulu waterfront
from the sea.
Hawaii as q territory is com
priSed of a number of islands,
large and small within a radius
Of 500 miles of Honolulu Prin-
cipal islands in the territory arc
the islands OF Hawaii, where Ha-
wall National Park embraces
two volcanoes and the SportiVe
Kona Coast headquarters of big
game fishing: the Isle of Maui.
uu4th rs fffaf-famed- House Of
the Sun" an extinct volcanic
crater whose surface resembles
the moon seen through a tele-
scope. Kauai tho Garden Isle .
and Oahu locale of Hololulu.
The MatSon Line operates the
only weekly passenger liner
service 90 Hawaii
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

THE FALL membership lunch
con OF the Women's City Club is
scheduled for Monday Mrs.
John V. Brennan, chairman Of
he membership committee, has
promised that speeches will be
short.
At this time the dining room,
gay and attractive IN its new
colors and furnishings, over
which Mrs. w. S. Teetzel and
her building and furnishings
committee worked so hard all
Summer, Will be formally
opened.
Mrs. Charles A. Kanter, presi-
dent, viii speak a few words
Of welcome Mrs. Brennan viii
speak about membership Mrs.
John r. Decker viii tell the the
story Of last Junes Money
Tree and how IN bloomed
into the beautiful new dining
room furnishings; Mrs. Arthur
r. Tilton, chairman Of music,
will touch briefly on the pro-
gram OF activities for the
season. and Mrs. Hedley V
Richardson, chairman Of the
City Clubs Red Cross unit, will
report on the units progress
There Will be music during
luncheon. with Miss Vera Rich
ardson playing the SoloyoX and
Mrs. Harold II. Ormond the
violin.
A special table is being ar
ranged for charter members
The following past presidents,
IL is expected, viii ST at the
speakers table
MEsDAMEs
William r. Cady II " Richardson
John O.Brien Carl Graon
Raw NJ Anderson
and Miss Elizabeth Preston
HoStcsseS will include.
MFsDAMEs
Donald p Rleakiry Cuherf Quail
Donald ~ Campbell George ~ Renchar
Martin r. Fisher p . Hnuserau
clarence p. Fox shaftuck
Dudley % Prick Smith
George r Genths John NeeCh
ReuqnIn Lambert Donald p Wafs
John n Mann STANLEY Wseuar
CHARLES r. Miller Tneo IS Widman
Hsr0f ~ nfmorf Raymond " WIcny
az ne Nrrrrs Hsfrn Hanion and
nrt.fr. W Urrhff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
New Mexico
Real | and Of
Enchdntnent

THE label. Land Of Enchant-
L n4efat, is -iHstifiahlY applied
Ia New Mexico, where natural
scenic grandeur and history have
combined 10 produce an area
which Spectacularly demonstrates
the handiwork of geological and
archaeological ages dating back
millions Of years.
New Mexico is characterized
as the oldest section Of the
United States from point OF
human habitation.
Folsom Man roamed the plains
some 10000 years ago.
The basket makers utilized
natural caverns for dwellings
1000 years ago
This people was followed by
the Pueblo Indians. whose pc
RODS range through a golden
age" of architecture and Gull
lures. which reached a peak
nearly a thousand years ago, TO
the present daY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Fort | eWis
A 7 n0ute
7 o Pioneers

CAPT MERIWETHER LEWIS
y and his colleague and friend,
Capt. George Rogers Clark, set
ont N the first year OF the nine
teenth century TO explore the re
sources Of the Land north Of the
Mexican border That included
"A lot of territory. --.-
The story Of their adventures
and explorations has had count
less feelings. bat little has been
said about the part these two
men played in the growth and
development of Fort Lewis,
Wash.
Lewis and Clark established
small garrison there and COM
menced trading with the Indians.
and when necessary protected
the whites. The growth Of the
Northwest after that is matter
of record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Morydnno
Croiiq WEEDS
II. |. Miller
BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Oct. II.
DOWS OF paleSt blue tulle,

BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Oct II.
DOWS OF palest blue tulle
A. accented the cathedral can
delabra and torchiers which
were spaced on the outer aisles
Of Christ Church Cranbrook
this evening when Maryanna
Craig. daughter Of MIR and Mrs.
Lyman jerome Craig Of Orchard
Ridge road, spoke her marriage
vows to Henry Leonard Miller
Of Ypsilanti, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James JOY Miller of Crosse lie.
The Rev. Charles II Cadigan
read the marriage service at
$50 o'clock before the altar
which held vases of stately
Easter lilies and the ribbons
marking the family pews were
also in the same shade of pale
blue
The bride was picture Of
Dresden loneliness as she came
down the aisle on the arm Of
her father wearing a Princess
gown Of water blue slipper satin,
her blond hair shining under a
tulle veil in the same lovely
color
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
wv Plans

CcraJne pboJ5J

GIRLS from the industrial
VI departments of all Young
Women Christian Associations
IN Michigan. viii hold a confer
ence in Detroit next Saturday
and Sunday AT the Central ~ -
Mrs. Oscar G. Starrett of The
city welfare commission has
planned a tour q Detroit'S resi-
dental districts, Slum areas and
housing projects for Saturday
afternoon.
The tour willl be followed h1r i
a dinner meeting az the Central
~ " The Rev. owen p. Greer
pastor OF Mount OllVet Com
munity Church. Dearborn. VIII
speak on Civil Liberties and
a Skit entitled Relationships
will be presented by members
Of the delegation from Jackson.
Sundays program VIII start
with worship service led rs
the Grand Rapids delegation
A discussion on Civil Liner
ties viii be led by Mrs Harold
s. Gray of Ann Arbor, and dis
cuSSion on Household Employ
ment" will be held under tho
direction OF Or Erna BarSchak
and Or. Caroline Burlingame OF
The WPA. Doctor BarSchak Is
German refugee now con
necQd with the Merrill-Palmer
school
The Sunday afternoon session
~ which Dorothy MenzleS Of
Grand Rapids viii preside Will
be preceded BY a dinner AZ 1870
p. m. at the Lucy Thurman
branch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
City Club TO Hold Guild Set for
Luncheon Monday Seeing Eye Talk

ELLSWORTH &. SMITH and
his Seeing Eye dog will appear
before the Cadillac Guild Of East
Side General II Spital at 2
o'clock Monday
Mr. Smith VIII speak on
Training of the Dogs as Lead
erS Of tho Blind
Mrs. Minnie Anderson VIII re-
port on the work being done by
the Associations Of HoSpitals-of
rho United States. which re-
Gently held a convention in At
lantic City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Charming Flower Girl

Nancy Jean Holmes. small
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II
Perry Holmes. III flower girl. was
charming in a Kate GrecnaWay
frock 81 the same Ico blue satin
as the bridal gown She wore a
poke bonnet Of satin and carried
a Colonial bouquet of forget
me-notS and sweetheart roses
Mrs Craig gown was o.
powder blue crepe with which
She wore a picture hat of violet
velvet and "A corsaCc Of orchids
Mrs Miller wore a gown n
black silk Jersey with bodice of
punk, black tulle hat and cor
sage OF pink tipped orchids
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Some Recent

Not few Of New MeXico'S
geological features, such as the
lava beds near CarriZozo, arc
comparatively recent. probably
not more than a thousand years
old. yet some OF the ancient
rocks exposed in the state $
mountain ranges are possibly
1000 To 1000 million years old.
Nearly all these geological
features have reached the status
of landmarks. Some are still
nameleSS; others. like Carlsbad
CavernS National Park. now
draw an attendance exceeding a
quarter OF million persons
annually.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

is modern city Of $4,000 pop
ulatiOn
It is a city Of homes, a city
of shops and stores. new and
old where one can purchase
everything symbolic Of The unity
Of the East and the West the
past and the present Ahe future
Tourists spend a great deal Of
their time in Honolulu, visiting
old Iolani Palace, where Hawaii'S
king and queen held forth be
fore the monarchy fell and the
islands gave up their independ-
ence TO become a part of the
United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Garden Club Unit
With Mrs. A. |. Lat+

THE REGULAR October
meeting Of the Palmer Woods
Garden Club VIII he held Mon
day in the home of Mrs. A, L.
Latt in Wellesley drive
Mrs. Arthur w Kutsche,
president. will preside.
Each member will contribute
original arrangements of garden
flowers, suitably framed Prizes
Will he awarded for these.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Magic Of Nature

Even more spectacular than
the story Of man in New Mexico
is the story Of nature.
The mechanics Of geology Is
evidenced on every hand--ln the
mountains. in extinct VOLCANOES,
in rock and sandstone forma-
tions. in lava beds in limestone
cavernS. in salt and potash and
metal mineral deposits.
In short, New Mexico provides
examples of every period Of the
geologic time table.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Camp Lewis 1917

II was not until the First
World War that the valor and
ruggedneSs Of Lewis and Clark
was given the only recognition
possible, and Camp Lewis, named
in their honor, wooden city
erected almost over night 10
train soldiers for the American
E,Xpeditionary Force, came into
being in 1917.
Then came The present emer-
cencv. In October 1910. con-
tracts were awarded for the con-
StruciiOn Of buildings to garr-
son $4,000 men.