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NATURAL wonders. historic
~ shrines and recreational
areas make the Shenandoah
Valley of Virginia, famed as the
granary of the Confederacy and
the scene of many important
engagements OF the War Be-
tween the States, one OF the
East's most attractive touring
detectives.
Perhaps natures most out
standing natural wonder in the
valley is Natural Bridge, near
Lexington, one of the seven
natural wonders of the world.
This rare rock formation. 215
feet high, impressed the Indians,
who revered ii.
The bridge was admired by
Thomas jefferson. who once
owned it; John Marshall, who
called II Gods greatest mir
acle in stone; and Henry Clay,
who described it wildly. THE
Bridge not made by hands, that
spans a river, carries a highway
and makes two mountains one.
1t is illuminated at night.
Among the most aWe-inspir-
ing natural wonders OF the val
ley are the caverns, which ap-
pear TO visitors 10 be buried
cities OF geologic wonders.
At Lexington are the two re-
ncwned educational institutions,
Washington and Lee University
and the Virginia Military Insti-
tute.
On the campus of the univer-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Six Large Lakes

jackson Hole. adjoining the
park. is one Of the most isolated
spots in all America. and is the
mecca of those who seek the
unusual.
There arc six large lakes
within the park, and in no other
spot in the world can you find
a wider variety of glaciated can
yons than in the Tetons.
The park Is criss-crossed with
trails such as Teton Glacier
Trail and Indian Paintbrush
Trail, Casket Canyon and Death
Canyon, and Lakes Trail skirt
ing the shore of each lake. from
Laigh on the north to Phelps on
the south.
No other range in America
ranks with the Tetons as a para
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Something to Remember

Trail Ridge Road, with four
miles Of its length more than
1900 feet above sea level, and
the journey 10 Grand Lake are
something you can never forget.
Looh Vale and Glacier Gorge
Twin Sisters Mountain and
Longs Peak, Chasm Lake and
Wild Basin-all those and more
are within the park area.
Out Of Denver are trails lead
ing into unforgettable areas
outside Rocky Mountain Park.
for Denver has its own system
OF mountain parks and play
places covering 5000 acres in
the foothills.
There is Lookout Mountain
and the rock tomb of Buffalo
Bill" Cody, with winding Lariat
Trail, one of the most pictur-
eSque highways in all the world,
winding its way up TO the shrine.
Little need be said about
Grand Canyon, because there
are few Americans who do not
know the scenic grandeur Of
that area. but less is probably
known of Bryce Canyon and
Zion Park in Utah.
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Blaine Peace Arch
Only One Of It's Kinc

THE INTERNAL IONAL
PEACE ARCH at Blaine, Wash
ington, is the only one of its
kind in the world.
1t was built in 1921, at the
instigation of the late Sam Hill,
TO commemorate 100 years Of
peace between the United States
and Canada.
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Brilliant CoIors

Bryce Canyon is a vast horse
.shoe-shaped amphitheater three
Ariles long and two miles wide,
I>sith walls rising 1000 feet from
the canyon floor.
The distinguishing character
iStic of Bryce is the brilliant
coloring OF its walls and the
strange formations developed
through the centuries. DomeS,
spires and temples rise from
the floor of the canyon and the
walls are vast canvaSes of every
imaginable color from snow
white through pink and red and
yellow and blue TO purple.
Bryce is one OF the worlds
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disc for the mountain-climber,
and so rapidly is its fame spread
ing that year after year more
of those who have previously
climbed the peaks abroad come
into Wyoming 10 test their skill
on these sheer ascents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Shenandoah Valley
Attractive for ourists

sity is the famous recumbent
statue of General Lee, while at
v. NJ. l.. widely-known as THE
West Point of the South" is a
museum of relics associated with
the institute and with the Con-
federacy, with which V. M. I.
is so closely identified.
Staunton has the birthplace
OF one of the eight Virginia
born Observation-Disclosures Will
son.
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Popular Sport At Sun Valley

resort IN the Sawtooth Nouns
tainS of Idaho.
Camp sites. built by CCC boys
under the direction of Sawtooth
National Forest Rangers, pro-
vide facilities for cooking JUICY
steaks. fried potatoes and old
fashioned sourdough biscuits.
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but this would be inadvisable
during the Summer. Hence the
route then would lead into
Sequoia and Yosemite, on north
ward TO Mount Rainier, over TO
Grand Coulee, northward for a
glimpse at Baniff and Lake
Louise, then into Glacier and
southwark into what usually is
the average Americans No. l
park goal Yellowstone.
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High Spots Of Parks

II YOU are in Yellowstone, ma
turally you would move on into
Grand Teton Park before you
start homeward OF course,
there are two more spots you'd
want 10 see DakotaS Black
Hills and its Bad Lands. Too,
IL you had the time, you might
find it a most delightful expert
ence 10 return To Michigan by
way OF Hot Springs, in Arkansas.
and the Great Smokes, in Ten
neSsee.
But let's grant that you have
only a limited vacation period
and want to see as much as you
can see in the shortest possible
time. In that case, well just
hit the high spots IN some of
the important par,.s.
Rocky fountain National
Park, as an example. with its
eastern gateway, Estes Park.
parades a magnificent diversi-
fication of scenery, probably one
OF the greatest areas in all
America. It's valleys are 5000
feet above sea level and its
peaks mount skyward thousands
Of feet.
Longs Peak. greatest Of all.
limbs 10 APPS feet and there
IRE others almost as high.
Steep-walled canyons and mag
niticent forest country mark
this park.
Another h ig hly interesting
feature of this area is the fact
that il is a federal wild life
sanctuary, with its lofty peaks
the home of the bighorn sheep,
more agile even than the Swiss
channels.
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our Depends on Time

What parks you visit will depend.
naturally, on how much time you have
at your disposal The average vacationlst
will have to decide just what particular
areas he wants to explore.
II one were fortunate enough 10
be able to hit the major parks, he
would travel via Omaha into Denver
for a looksee at Rocky Mountain Park
then swing southwark through Colorado
Springs for a glimpse Of Mesa Verde
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hundreds of thousands already are moving
to Americas great national park areas.
And why not? The government has
set aside these great play places, each
one parading it's own particular charm
and appeal.
1t matters little what you want in
vacation joys-you'll find 1t in one OF
the national parks, for there are forests
and mountains, lakes and fishing streams.
winding trails and delightful loafing
spots, flowers and waterfalls a
gigantic mosaic of beauty and color,
with, of course. the delightful climate
that goes with the western country.
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SIM VALLEY Iadoho.

SUN VALLEY, ladonoi
June Ia.
Old-fashioned picnics before
campfire on the shores of
mountain stream are a popular
pastime at Summer Sun Valley
picturesque year round sports
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Black Hills Roundup

A COLORFUL old West"
event will be the staging Of the
twenty-third annual Black Hills
Roundup which will take place
at Belle Fourche, S. D., July
2 4 and Z
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Ample Accommodation

again the lover OIL Deduty MINUS
his hearts desire in little vim
gettes he'll never forget, such
as the Crown of the Patriarchs
and the Great White Throne.
the Temple of Sinawava and
Castle Dome and Mountain-ol-
the-Sun.
The visitor to Zion. just as in
Bryce. will find ample accom-
modations.
Yosemite. on the western
slope of the Sierra Nevadas, is
a greater playplace than Bryce
or Zion, for its area is almost
1000 square miles. Yosemite is
probably the most photographed
Of the national parks, for il has
rivers and waterfalls and peaks
and pinnacles.
Upper Yosemite Falls pours
over a ledge TO fall l, 430 feet in
one sheer drop. a height equal
TO nine Niagaras, while Lower
Yosemite. Immediately below,
drops 800 feet.
When you're thinking Of wa
terfalls. you are thinking about
Yosemite. for there is the 594-
foot drop Of Nevada Falls, the
3l7 feet of the Vernal Falls, the
go feet of world-famous Bri-
dal-veil and the 1872 feet of
Ribbon Falls. Bear in mind
that these falls are in the single
valley and that they are at their
peak we'll into July.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Americas Great National Park Fairgrounds,
bWhere Beauty Is Password, Beckon Tourists
Forests, Lakes Mountains, Fishing Streams
offer Every Opportunity for Vaeationists

The Old AAA Traveller of Automobile Club of Michigan.
authority and things psrsdss
the national parks vacation play places
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IT'S SUMMER thousands turning their hher and
to find spot spend vacation Highways in all directions
filled with Some bound for the seashore fo
favorte fishing heading for the mountains bu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

most beautiful spots. with all
of its glory and brilliance packed
into a parcel which you can see
in a single day.
Zion is almost as beautiful,
albeit there are fewer groteSque
formations. Like Bryce, Zion is
a valley with steep walls, and
the walls are in an amazing
color combination.
Two-thirds of the way up the
walls are in a brilliant red,
above the red is a belt of white
and. finally, there is a cap layer
OF a different shade OF red
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

Mexico, INDIAN
lad then Canyon and Bryce Canyon and beautiful
Zion Park.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Cold -BIooded Foefs Coll for Preparation

Now in studying this technique of war we must look
at the facts cold boodedy We realize that in Poland
in Holland in Belgium where they unprepared for
bombngs because they told that Couldn't happen
the civil populations cracked in three four days The loss
of life of peaceful citizens heavy Entire cities wiped
out; others, partially destroyed.
In graphic contrast Londoners have night after night
than year, taken in their stride all that the Nazis have
to offer and have arrived for work morning quipping
wisecracks about last nights blitz!
Evening star., 1941-08-17

- NCE upon time the civilian population enjoyed a
degree of protection war recognized in the law
- of nations. But have learned from experience in
Europe that today such thing the right of noncombat
ants seems to exist
Every city, particularly if is industrial is subject to
attack Its civilian population women and children
constantly exposed to air bombing Thousands of
combaants. including women and children have lost their
lives and property damage has been staggering in oca
ties which do not remotely resemble military obectives in
the former sense of the term
This experience shows the necessity for defense force
comprised of army of civilians trained and ready protect
themselves, their families and their homes For today
isn't fought exclusively distant batefeds fought
up and down your street.
share the event prayer of every right minded American
that we shall be spared long
So also do share the conviction of every right minded
American that if forced upon u.s. had better be
ready for it, or else.
year ago this nation enthusiastically approved the first
step along this line the Selecve Service Law Today
initiating the second step which, the ways of war;
every bit vital Civil Defense the ordination of all civil
forces
Civilian Defense new term to us 1t is necesstated by
new technique in modern warfare which bombs cities with
three distinct military purposes
l. To wreck public morale by throwing the populace
into panic
2 To seriously interrupt defense production.
g. To destroy life and property regardless
Unless the British Fleet is destroyed captured followed
by the occupation of Great Britain and coupled with the weak
enng Fleet and the capture of bases the Western
Hemisphere, cities would not be subjected the long
sustained daily and nightly attacks suffered by the cities Of
England during the past long year But would have
surprise attacks In fact in the event of war. predict
such attacks in the early stages of hostes Even such sud-
den short, sneak attacks by twenty planes can
fear and demoraze the country And the country must
be back of the Army for the morale of the Army any
higher than the morale at home The loss of life such attacks
be greatly reduced by Civilian Defense Force properly
and sufficiently trained and disciplined.
LdRoosIed Encfs C,u for Pseon.ni;oa
Evening star., 1941-08-17
What protection will
ourselves? Here is
by FIoRELLo i
Muyos Of sks CHy Of Nd
Civilioa Dsfsnss for fks 3
Muyos Of iks Cify Of Nd
Civiiion Defense fos fks 4

Despite heavier bombngs the life loss declined sharply in
that awful because of the perfection of Civilian Defense
methods True the British began to get ready all branches
as far back Munich but that beated comparison
to the old Naz program Consequently though
the Civilian Defense Forces of London and sister cities
performed miracles in the first months of air bombing their
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