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Evening star., 1941-06-25
Named to Privy Council
,y the Associated Press.

LONDON. June 25.-Sir Stafford
Cripps, British Ambassador to So
Wet Russia, has been made a men,
Der of the Privy Council a state
ment issued today from No. 10
Downing street said.
Sir Stafford is TO return to Mos
cow shortly.
Evening star., 1941-06-25
Natures Children
Honey Locust
(Gleditsia triacanthOs)

very beautiful, light and graceful.
The leaves are from to 8 inches
long, alternate, compound, and a
soft, velvety pink when they first
open. Then they change to dark
green with a silvery tinge to their
Innings. In early autumn they are
pale to deep yellow.
There are few trees more orna-
mental IN the winter than the honey
locust. AS shade tree it has proven
Its worth. 1t grows in almost any
soil and stands heavy pruning. This
would make it an ideal native hedge
plant. Excellent honey is made by
the bees from its nectar the
honey" mentioned in its name re-
fers to the half-ripe fruit, and we
know that the wood is excellent for
wheel hubs. fencing and fuel.
Plant some honey locusts in your
vacant lot and reap your reward in
dollars and cents later on. We are
using up valuable lumber trees much
faster than they can grow, to meet
our needs now. AS Americans let us
appreciate our native trees more
than we have in the past.
Evening star., 1941-06-25

Its first choice of home site is in
rich woods. From New York and
Pennsylvania to Mississippi and
Texas, from Ontario to Michigan
and Arkansas. trees from 10 to 140
feet may be found.
The honey locust is large and
handsome tree, with rigid horizontal
branches, dark, rough bark, that Is
deeply furrowed, a trunk from 8 to
5 feet in diameter and smooth
brown tWigs The thorns are thorns,
and no doubt about it. They are
modified branches, which branch
again and are rooted in the very
pith of the twig on which you find
them. When the thorns are about
II inches long, they stop growing
and remain in their places either
along the branches or in handsome
clusters on the trunk. No animal,
not even the fearless country boy,
tries to get too familiar with this
tree, though cattle love the tender
leaves and children the sweet pods.
The flowers on this locust are
inconSpicuouS. The male and fe-
male flowers are often found on the
same tree. The bees are eager call
ers for the abundant nectar and
pollen served, and the trees response
to their call is heavy crop OF
fruit. In late autumn and even
during the winter the pods may be
seen. At first they are green, then
purple, and last purplish black.
These seed satchels are fiat, some
what curved, and from 6 to Is
inches long. They contain from
10 to Is hard. fiat, brown seeds.
The foliage mass of this tree Is
Evening star., 1941-06-25
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

Honey locust trees are ornamental
as we'll as useful, combination
much to be desired. We find this
tree belongs to the genus Gledit-
sia which has 10 species or more,
and three of them are native to the
eastern half of the United States.
China and Japan have four species
between them; Asia Minor and
Northern Africa have representa-
tives. The Oriental species are
highly valued by the japanese and
Chinese, who plant them on a large
scale because of their pods. The
pulp of green pods is used for soap,
and the wood for use where dura-
bllity must be taken into considera-
ton. The tree is lovely in spring,
when it is clothed in the small,
greenish white blossoms; in the
summer, with its feathery leaves,
and in the winter, with its pictur-
esque seed pods.
We are getting around to see the
beauty of our native honey locust.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
Scores of Ships
Bring British
To Greece
By DESMOND TIGHE
,tT News service special Correspondent

WITH THE BIRTHS III I'M
,PERIAL ARMY IN GREECE,
April S.-Powerful units of the
British imperial army fresh from
their successes in Africa. are
standing shoulder to shoulder with
the fighting Greeks today.
They have taken up strategic
and previously prepared positions
at vital points in various areas Of
the archipelago. If they have not
yet met the Germans in hand-to-
hand combat, il is because the
Anglo-Greek high command is
awaiting the proper time.
Each step of this all-important
campaign is being worked out To
the last SHIN margin of possible
error. Only such advance prepare
tons made it possible for such
huge forces of Britons to be ferried
across the perilous eastern Medi-
terranean and planted here for
hattie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
ATTACKS ON VONvOY

A naval escort brought me here
from northern Africa For two
hours on the way across we fought
off several aerial attacks On our
convoy. A lone torpedo bomber
made a daring but futile attack
on one merchant ship through
hail of anti-aircraft fire, and later
on a large squadron tried some
high-altitude but inaccurate bomb
ing.
When our vessel locked at a
port l cannot name, it seemed that
the entire Greek population had
turned out. The streets were
lined with people waving Greek,
British and American flags.
Occasionally women and even
men would embrace the diSem-
barking Tommies. But chief public
interest centered in the heavy ar
tillery and battlefield mechanical
units which rumbled and clanked
from the ships houds and then
roared out from the docks toward
the battlefront.