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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Tulip Festival Near

Holland, OF course. is about to
raise the curtain on its 1912
tulip time and artists al
ready are beginning 10 troop
into Saugatuck Michigan's
Provincetown. Great-tired open
cars already are swooping up
and down over Sleeping Bear.
giving the visitors all the thrill
of Sun Valley Skiing combined
with the whoosh of a toboggan.
At Interlochen the annual ma
tional music camp. will get
under way in June, and through
the remainder of the Summer
youthful musicians from every
state in these United States will
be studying under inter-
nationally amous conductors
and teachers but more of
Interlochen later on.
And when you're in that
Grand Traverse country you're
in what many who know will tell
you is the most beautiful single
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

northward into the Grand Ira
verse country.
It's a land OF blue water and
climbing forested dunes, spread
ing fruit orchards and blossom
ing fields white-sailed boats
and picturesque towns lit
orally mile after mile of snowy
beach beckoning the swimmer.
And mile after mile OF wood
land trails Turing the forest
lover 10 stroll or ride through
the cathedral-like corridors OF
towering pines and hardwoods
along trails with violetS and
trilliums by the millions.
State parks are spotted along
the coastline 10 provide play
places and beauty spots for mid
day luncheon and shutdown din
ner outdoors Palisades and
Van Buren, parks at South
Haven Holland and Ottawa
Beach parks at Holland.
Another great park is located
at Grand Haven spreading
Muskegon State Park at Mus
kegon Silver Lake and
Charles Mears Orchard
Beach and Crystal Lake &.
Sleeping Bear Dunes and d. II.
Day Park out Leelanau way
beauty spots strung along the
shoreline like pearls on a neck
lace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
enneSsee
.Siisht-seers
Save 7 Tres
NASHVILLE, Tenn. May 2.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 2.
A DEQUATE sightseeing
"A transportation facilities en-
able visitors TO Tennessee 10
enjoy practically all the inter-
esting places with a minimum
of wear on their own cars and
tires.
Chattanooga. one Of the most
interesting cities in the South
because of It's romantic past and
nearby enhancing scenery. is
famous for the conveniences and
comforts it has provided for
visitors.
Cars or buses. depending on
the size of the party, leave the
principal hotels four and five
times a day for Lookout Noun
tain. Chickamauga battlefield,
Montlake. Chickamauga Lake
and other spots that tourists
enjoy.
Some trips are made to single
spots and others include two or
more Of them. The trips are
leisurely and guides explain the
details of all the things that
interest the visitor.
Lookout Mountain, where the
boys in blue and gray fought
the famous battle above the
clouds. is one OF the favorite
spots in the Chattanooga area
because of the excellent views
into seven states and the in
triguing historical background.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
II pper Michigan Read y
For Great ourist Year
BY ARTHUR JUNTUNEN

not worry, for almost any Upper
Peninsula haven you choose will
have all the scenery, fishing,
bathing, lore, romance and hot
dogs you can expect TO consume.
This year will find more cab
ms and cottages available in
Upper Michigan-rnany of them
With new accommodations ar
ranged for longer stopovers and
a host OF other conveniences
which have mushroomed to meet
a growing demand.
Parks will be supervised as us
ual. although there will be some
curtailmentS out of war neces-
sity. State and community parks
are free,
Highways are benefiting by
extra expenditures, in addition
to regular appropriations, 10 pre-
pare for possible military use.
Concrete r. being laid. right-of-
ways widened and bridges inn
proved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

HANCOCK, May 2.
Upper MICHIGAN, the Mid
" vests up-and-coming vaca-
tionland, is printing for what may
be its greatest tourist year.
It's anybody's guess as to just
what the vacation period will
bring up north in the way OF
weary city folk, but leaders of
the budding tourist industry are
hopeful.
Deep sea fishing may well be
supplanted in popularity by the
fast.growina deep lake trout
trolling fad.
Funds should be no serious
objective this year. The defense
program has made most people
flush again.
But Il, you're planning a
shorter, less costly vacation
jaunt. Upper Michigan is Just
what the doctor ordered. II your
tires have 1000 miles TO spare
for a last vacation, you need
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Trout Lake Sets
Flower Festival

THE OFFICIAL resort sea-
son at Trout Lake, Mich. will
be ushered in with the second
Wildflower Festival. Memorial
Day weekend. This event was
inaugurated by the Trout Lake
Civic Club last year.
This year. competent natural
lists will again be on hand to
guide the nature novice and in
itiate him into the mysteries to
be found along the woods trails.
The Michigan Wildhower AS
ISOLATION, which was organized
at last years festival, is holding
its first annual meeting this
year at Trout Lake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Dne Above.
|imber|inee,
|Dne on Plain
BY DON SHORT
NEW YORK, May 2

ANGN ASANAhf AAay -
OMEONE once wrote a poem
about the West in which he
owed that a person with a dis
rning heart might quickly
|cognize II by the little extra
|irmth in the smile of greeting,
hit of added friendship in the
ndclasp. a touch of genuine
|icerity in the ''Howdy, pard-
IT." a bluer sky. cleaner air
| d a lift TO the soul just IN
|oking of at far horizons and
wing to oneself. This, too, is
" country"
Most of the fumbling attempts
put it into words have grown
te with usage. After the adj
|.tiyes in the book have been
led I'D and all the extravagant
cations OF nature have been
tinted with such color as words
In give. there Is still something
|out the West that speaks only
the innermost being. Others
I've told me OF this feeling. j,
Ii. have known IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Tire Savers Train
MIAMI, Fla. May 2

MIAMI, Fla. May ?.
A train is now designated as
The Tiresaver!"
With the new Florida East
Coast schedules, fast day train
between this city and Jackson
vile will bear this euphonious
name as a hint 10 motorists that
on the steel highway Of the rail-
road means OF conserving their
own tires exists. And so The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Fills Memory Book

The memory book is filled
9TH sharply etched pictures OF
| is western wonderland. re-
|ember every facial expression
the Indian women at San
hefonso Pueblo wah objected
|cause ! tried TO sketch her pic
Ire.
She wanted a dime. the same
she would get for posing for
snapshot.
There was Sonora Bono in
IS Angeles, a proud Mexican
ny who eagerly tells visitors
lat the great city OF Los An
kles was really founded by
|exicans The night at Phan-I
Lm Ranch on the bottom OF
rand Canyon with the canopy
heaven above and cowboy
hging in the night :. The
fountain trout at beautiful Ho-
u Stanley In Estes Park
)e neon night life OF Reno
BID the soothing peace OF the
|ission at San Juan Capistrano,
No one can catalog thoughts
ke these. They are a delight
II tumble and there are more
B be had for all who turn their
|,otsteps toward the setting sun.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Tire Saving Trips Show Michigan
Is Wokins Into Sprinstime Beauty

area in all of the great Middle
West, for ii combines forest and
blue ~ater and white beaches,
plus miles of Towering fruit
trees and. for those who
thrill TO that sport, the finest
fishing in America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
zZ$ GREAT
M(sl1NN
Tours

Here bsy ars-escorted, all-expense
tours TO the choicest Of western vaca-
ton regions. Air conditioned trains
speed you West-one modestsum pays
for everything-aweek or two isample.
Al rsfo rbops bsIov svs from CbieSro.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
lg Storm, Stand Out Among lEeto,s Ns.o,ie, Great Mka
In Florida Service

Tiresaver" will be fast after
noon train each way, speeding
along the Florida East Coast to
serve all the important inter-
mediate points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Highest Peak in Range

Clingman's Dome. North
Carolina, is the highest peak in
the Great Smokey Mountains.
It's altitude is 6,642 feet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Longest Oil Pipe Line

The longest welded pipeline
in the world is now pouring oil
into North Carolina from the
Gulf. doing work of 10 tankers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Little Snow at Top

Hhere was little snow at the
limit. Far out 10 the west
e August sun was beating
|wn on the prairies. / looked
|ound.
Ia huge rainbow. bigger.
lighter, more clearly defined
|an any | had ever seen made
appearance. Then another
Id another. There were four
Int rainbows GROWING the
buds. The world seemed far
lay
|It was one of those blazing hot
Tvs which the Wyoming plains
h produce. when / ran into my
cond storm. The sun was IN
= West and the air was like
Re when the first blue-black
buds showed on the horizon.
|The storm gathered quickly, a
|eeze sprang up and the tum-
eweeds began racing across the
|hds.
with all the world jet black
ERE was a display Of lightning
|ch as I have never seen else
here and the accompanying
under gave IL all the aspects
a full fledged blitz.
when it finally ended and the
|eets Of rain subsidized, we rode
Ter the cooled earth toward a
te-red sun with a rainbow over
lie shoulder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
White in S Minutes

IL began TO snow and in five
bnutes the road was beginning
whiten. Rocks and slopes
stunned the mantle of winter.
ne courageous dwarf flowers
| at brave the rare heights were
5ried.
| II turned to n blizzard. Snow
Firled about the car and coated
e highways with icy slush. The
|ort shirts and Stacks were out
place.
las we reached the summit,
go feet above sea level. the
|brm broke. We emerged in a
|brld OF huge boulders and bar
|n ground.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Most Beautiful

hive ridden the trails OF Grand
Lnyon. marveled at the spec
|cular eruptions of Old Faith
Il and stood in awe at the
|ot of FL Captain in Yosemite,
two of the most beautiful
MS / have ever seen came
n a denly. Unexpectedly and
|uldn't have been found In any
hide book.
both were storms-one high
owe the timberline In the
dorado Rockies and the other
the plains OF Wyoming.
I'VE were beyond the pave
Int and well past the sand
listed pines that mark the end
timber growth on the slopes
| Mount Evans when the storm
\oke. II had been a bright
brust day, with the thermom-
81 in the COS in Denver and
Il sun smiling brightly all the
hy.
| Darkness seemed TO gather
Iddenly. Heavy black clouds
ERE above and below us. The
Sndows OF the car were shut
kainst the swift chill that
[me down from the craggy
kaks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

The colorful Canyon
Country of Utah :
Arizona. Includes
Cedar Breaks Natl
Monument. ksibab
Natl Forest and fss-
chatting Salt Lake
City. IL and IL days
-sslow as SiBe.3e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Field Gray Uniform

To conserve ne short supple
OF khaki and certain dyes, the
WACS uniforms Will not be the
familiar army tan but probably
field gray, blue or a shade O!
green
With the cooperation Of Nc"
York dcS -nors the quartermaSle'
corps IS trying 70 work out 4 UNI
form that VIII both please he "a
dies and avoid criticism Of old
timers and reform groups
Al present tho uniform with the
most votes has a modified army
tunic. discrcctly fitted here and
there. a straight skirt with kick
pleats back and front and n mo
dunn sized belt VIII this the
ladies bearing arms VIII wear a
shirt and tie-What color hash {
been settled.
Once trained and in uniform the
army Of 5000 women viii be
broken into small units and &C
compan.ed by a maximum Of five
officers sent 10 various army
posts and AFRAID preCauton filter
rs~ferc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Cdvite SALVAGE
Helps NJ Arthur
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four or five destroyers and four
transports,
The heavy bombers made three
direct hits on one or more cruisers
and two direct hits on the trans
ports
One enemy cruiser and one
transport were h,t by smaller mis-
slloS from American dive hOmherS
and four NJ the enemy fighter
planes which were attempting n
protect the landing operation were
shot down.
No American losses were SUI
fcrod in that attack
Late formidable force NJ
seven American A--i dive ho17hCrN
with an escort of rs speedy Pho
fighter planes resumed tho attack
a Japancsc cruiser was seriously
damaged
Two OF tho dive hombcrs and
two Of our fighter p'ancs were lost
In subsequent action three
American heavy ho0norS attacked
another enemy cruiser off Ball
scoring three hits
Still later. IN American army
flying lot'rc>-cs attacked the
Japa"o o. ,c- ,ols Tho results OF
The attack Vrro NOT reported
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Lack Of Paris
Grounds j. ).
Planes Abroad
Further Production
May Be CurtaiIed
by NLRB Hearing

WASHINGTON, Feb q tUPl.
Some United States airplanes
were reported today 10 be grounded
in the Far East, the Middle East
and in this country for lack Of
parts whose production may be
further curtailed by A National
Labor Relations Board inyestiga-
ton of a dispute in two Curtlss-
Wright plants.
Wa and navy REPRESENTATIVES,
were said Ia have objected 10 the
proposed NLRB hearing on
grounrs that II would hamper pro-
ducton by dlSruptlng the plants.
But the investigation now is
scheduled 10 proceed under author
lily Of the NLRB
One responsible official es,i-
mated tho number Of grounded
planes I'm tho hundreds and said
half OF Them were in combat areas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Ungudrded 500
Anglers State S
Congressman.
High Army Authorities
Pass Buck on Canals
Protection, They Charge
Time. stan Correspondent,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21-Con-
greSSional temperS were near the
boiling point today over what
Michigan members called the
complaccncy and "huCk-paSslnE-
of high army authorities in con
ncction with the guar d . d
condition Of vessels and trains
moving through tho 500. and the
Limitations of the 500 locks them
selves.
Rep. Fred Bradley Of Rogers
City, who spent two days on a
personal survey Of conditions and
in talks with army officers on the
ground. threatened to take the
subject 10 the floor Of the House
unless members of the army gem
eral staff here take immediate
action 10 sec that rail and ship
cargoeS moving through the 500
and other Michigan bottlencckS
are more adequately protected
against sabotage.
lie was also preparing dis
charge petition 10 force action IN
the House on a Senate bill author
lzlnc construction OF a new lock
IN the 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Pull the Trigger on
Lazy Bowels, with
Ease for Stomach, too

When combination brings on ar.d IN
4 cc.ton. stomach upset. boating dry
spells. ga. coated tongue, so1r "a ~ and
bad breath. your stomach ls probably
',ryns Hc h'ucs" because your h1nc's
don't move 10 calls o.. Laxative ~'rna
t1 naN the trigger on those lazy ha"'.s,
continued WITH ~vrup p,0.n 'rr perfect
,a.,.Y,... -''ua,ag0 t.>"s. i"r wars.
NAN, Doctor have gwen p,o.m prC0a-
ranon5 IN their prescriptions 20 make
rrJ.C,ncmorc agreeable toa touCgy .''w
a.h. So hc #ic your laxative contains
syrup Pc %. In on ~ C'.aHll. s
Ia1a' sc Sr107corh.rct wins Pen
s.n ~.u haa wonderfully the LAXATIVE
Soma Va,cs 10 iaer nerves and mi ..cs
,n ,o/r intestine % By 0s welcome tehoi
from 1onstnata0. Md the good aid
Syrn Pco.u cstas iaya'yt $50 con-.
u-iai end ca.y10 yOur $50" aDn. E,cn
h-rk, or'f-.1 .1r1 The - . OF 'h.
pleasant .7~uv laxative BIv ~ Cad
Ve."s Iat8f.e Soma AZ yoar drugs .
t,1a, Ir ono LAXATIVE combined VIII
syrup Pepsln lor easetoyoaJ stomach. too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
First JaUo OfcnSiUe

Tho great struggle 20 wand off
an Ir,s>o on or double development
Of Java, keystone Of tho dWDdlne
Urrci Nation far c7.'of0 do
fcrsce wa, marked hy The tlS'
naval offensive taken m defense Of
tins rich crowded island
Naval forces consisting Ot
Netherlands cruisers IN battle
action for tho FIRST time and Of
Netherlands and United States
dc,trovcr, opened Inc counter
assault Thursday night IN the
narrow waters between tho ISjo7 Of
Lowhok and Eah Rail had airoad,
hccr invaded by enemy landing
parties.
Af'or dawn t'rday hugo tmori-
can four-n,otorcd howhorS and
dive horhcrS. Together wi'h Dutch
r'7ro- ard with fighter escorts
were mrlod into thO engagement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

sunk and seven transports and
-itt7re'f4ll44--~ 44tftS- weren't.
Wmlc tins hattie ragged on Java S
lon and night TANKS Japanese
planes struck AZ the rich island
itself aiming AZ air bases a long
familiar tactic preliminary TO in
Na>'on
Sh-lnrh-gun cruisers were
among the japanese naval units
cnonntcrcd when the American
pu'Co naval squadron tore into the
enemy invasion feet and opened
surprise fIc with shells and tor
pcdocS
"AlI the results Cof tho naval
h1tt-Cr arc not known, hat II is
certain th't two enemy cruisers
and two dcStroNCTS were Seri-
ouSlN damaged reCounted
Dutch naval communiquc sup
p'cwortnC an earlier announce
mcn' nom General WavelFs
Headquarters IN Java.
zone enemy cruiser was in
1gw"e after having been hit by
torpedo and after half an hour
II blew up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

Men scCknc pos tons IN tho
ar-ry or fobS IN ne CIVILIAN branch
~ The var department need nc
--TTEFT .In row - Washington ~
write their Congressman or look
up p friend who has friend Wh1
IS p general
An such persons hatr todo 4, -o
60 rrou f.5 IN the fndc,al Nur
b.. and ra,r au ir'or.cW U't
Is4 c.. Paul = puc>'.y road
~ go ROW information and prf-
.rr-s. ,rr'ao.~onr slo-aEc0oy ~
80 'r~ department
we arc seeking men with
special ability for specialized
Jobs In The department" Colonel
Fr.os'.t explained SATURDAY
Persons that think have
such special qualifications are
asked ~ M out detailed queS-
tionnaire This questionnaire j.
then sent to Chicago 10 the
headquarters Of the Si1th Corps
area
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
War Jobs Set Up

In command OF the entire corps
a director and her staff of aSSIs-
tart directors Will run he army
from Washington with Tho super
vision Of the war department.
A. base camps and other mill.
tarv posts tho WhCS VIII free
fighting power by taking over Suci
duties a. clerical work, pos, q.
change administration cooking
hospital laboratory and secondary
certain technical Jobs
Mics Suck Private might alSr
10 ,ore chsuffeur.nc motor over
hauling. stable cleaning ground
keeping laundry work thcatc'
usrcunc managing both officer
and enlisted mems clubs and can
teen manning and other house
keor.HC chores now assigned e
mon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

Mrs Schilke raised her veil To-
A moment and kissed Mrs Kuhl
man saying
ouo was my only son Won
know"
"Uobort vas my only ope
too {" said Mr. Pgcd "ue en-
Ijstcd vbep no was inst 10 He'd
u,.t finished at Cooley High
school Rut no loved the navy.
Uo'd boen in If months The
last letter 7 had from him. he
toId r,o u v,s tho only life for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
No Need for Draft

To AVOID What the war depart
mert refers 10 as certain con
fusion The lady commanders viii
be Identified as first, second and
third officers. drawing tho pay Of
fre' and second heutenants.
During the two month training
period IN tho war schools. The
women WI learn discipline. tradl-
nors and customs wearing ot UNI
forms administration orders and
how ~ GIVE them and enough
marching TO cct them from here
70 there without hcrdInc them like
sheep the general staff SAID.
The general staff officers re.
vealed that there would be- no
need for a draft - build up the
WAC Eager. detailed letters
some 5000 Of thom-have poured
into the var department from
stenocs. debutantes, Housewives,
store clerks. dowagers and Choir
ines all anxious 10 serve.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
II y Ia now they have been
busy I'm other duties"
Cru ser in Flames

zone cruiser, whirh received
two direct hits Of heavy bombs,
was seen 10 he stationary and on
FIRE after the attack" tho bull
Io'r stated indicating that this
large enemy WarShp was prob
ably permanently Knocked out
o., a"Uo0
trfod Nations planes tho com.
manquc said attacked another On.
or1y squadron Of Two cruisers anc
two GcsroNcr- IN tho same region
and several direct hlts were oh.
served ou The enemy vessels.
Japanese naval zero planes in.
'ort00oa In 'ns action bit SllC
the Co0'nu0rq.o they were driver
oui hA OLE hnmhere
American dive homhcrs sWoopcr
on japanese shlo- dIsCOrClnc
noors on 'nr southeast Bali coas'
no7E Den ra,ar where tho little
stand wa0 airport is located.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Citizenship Class Meets

A free citizenship class is now
moe ne ~ y O'Clock noon on
T.osdat and Thursdays m tho
northwestern branch n The low
iet Community Center l34.h
.=vft,st a-rofdinr n f'rete-f~k (.
pcGala~ director or the depart
~cr' - adult education ~ thc
Te'~o.' Board ~ Education
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Milo Warner 10 Speak

Milo j. Warner. past national
commander Of the American L.
gion. VIII he the principal speaker
NJ tho annual Founders Day din
nor Of tho Detroit Alumni chapter
Of n kapra Alpha Fraternity IN
HlIVlor's Grlll on FRIDAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
$4,000 Women
To Be Recruited
In ISL j. 5. Army
All Plans Completed,
New Corps Waits Only
Approval Of Congress
nv LEE CARSON
\ Wv. ser,tcs sian Corr.,rnnasni

intl Nfws service Nfan orrNsp0ndent
WASHINGTON. Feb. Plans
Tor ne first womens army in
American history arc virtually
completed. and await only congress
sa-al action and the feminine
,ouch.
Some = 600 >klr'cd soldiers will
be recruited AZ the first enlistment
and the corps enlarged as the need
arises
over the Women's army a "di-
rector equivalent IN pay 10 a
major and IN rank TO a general,
VII take command.
Officers O! The Wonen's Army
Corps Willie given TWO months
tra.nlnc IN an officers candidate
school separate and apart from
hut patterned after the colleges
that make second leutenantS out
u enlisted non.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
'Zcros' Shot DoWn

number ~ hits Werc oh
>"~Nci on four of tho enemy
ships no war bulletin an
rn.r..G
jon '.. action too The enemy
-rgo-r.-rd zero fighters tricr
10 .,.ll.ll
Thc enemy was I'm turn en-
s1ccd hN our fighters, which
eN0t down three e them" said
'Er r.wNUlguo Two Of our
fighters were lost"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Plan MSC Garden School

EAST LANSING F'ch 2l-An-
rcIpa'mC q greater demand Tor
homo gardening than ever before.
Michigan state College VIII Spon-
Sor "a 'hrcc-daN gardening school
starting Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

Gen. Hugh -. Joh n,
"Amcrica's Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.