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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
Suet Gale

i your friend a bird lover
Then make and send 2 Suct cake
or two. They take little time
and are wcil received, especially
~ our fcarhered friends. Try
The following recipe
-Four cups melted sget, l cup
bId seed mixture. l cup sun
flower seed. = cups chopped pea
nut, ! cup bird gravel Simply
melt rho Slot and STIR IN the
rest Of the ingredients, mixing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
Canned Fish

Canned fish represents an
other of The largest Of our lend
lease products II per cent
and makes up about tWo-thirds
Of Britain supply tho remain
der coming from Canada
Though these quantities arc
so small they are vital often
representing tho difference be-
tween sufficient 10 sustain the
British war effort and TOO little
with which 90 carry on.
So far Our shipments Of food
10 Russia have been nowhere
near The amount which this one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
New Dessert

DESSERTS ARE Away, a
problem, bat here is ono your
family ,''a1a appreciate and
relish T8fe n package Of but
'nr~ra'gH nldd uc amt add 10 II
t~o cups of milk Eoil. STIR. and
add "a cup Of cooked rice and a
little salt. Serve hot or cold.
IT'S good either way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
Luncheon Dish

A RAREBIr sauce served on
toast with pineapple for lunch
con or supper is a combination
that will be- most welcome. It's
simple 10 make economical and
delicious in flavor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17

Of our Allies needs, due 20 lack
Of shipping space.
Our. export Of sugar, wheat,
flour and cereals, however. al
though they represent an i'm
portant part Of our total supply
have been particularly helpful
10 Russia. which has lost most
Of its sugar beet and wheat pro-
duclng areas 20 the enemy.
70 Per Cent Higher
In preparation for tho greater
needs Of next year, 1913 produc-
ton goals have been set at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17

IH01 pour MO no mos
Chrsiuas,l-S hapcd Mods yCa
o"n perhaps stars or San.a
Claus and before the mixture
.an cool cat pieces of stout
cord and push Tho two ends Of
. cut piece -nto one size OF each
mold
As 'ho mixture hardcnS. The
cord wal. boz hold IN place and
be- completed elct cake may 10
u1g rn "A tree hy means Of d.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

THERE HAS been much COM
mont throughout the nation re-
garding the amounts and kinds
of foods that we are sending
overseas. Are We starving our
selves 70 feed some one else?
This question, indeed, deserves
an answer.
Contrary 70 the opinion held
by some Of this country's food
purchasers and meal planners,
any meat shortages which may
exist are not due 10 the amounts
being sent 10 our British and
Russian allies, but are caused
by needs Of our own armed
forces and the increasing meat
demands Of our harder working,
higher PAID private citizens.
This fact Was clearly brought
out IN President RoosevcltS
seventh report 10 the Congress
on lcnd-leaSc operations. which
also pointed out that our record
1912 food production has more
than offset our exports 20 our
Allies. and Americans still have
far more 10 cat than most Of the
other peoples Of the world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
Kitchen Fats Needed for Gunpowder

REMEMBER. THE quota for
Wayne County is 10000 pounds
a month Every ounce, every
drop IS Precious. Start saving
now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
FRIED CoRNED BEEF

)Simple tidbits are sometimes
the best. For instance, what
could be better than corned beef
hash, highly seasoned, shaped
into little balls. dipped in -four
and fried.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
All DOING Part

The company has appealed 10
employees 10 save half to whip
the AXIS" II is making a drive
for cmploye suggestions for
saving time and materials
now. - Some definite recon-
mendationS
For brief letters, bulletins,
notices. and I'm all matters pos
sible, use half sheets when
YOU can, use a staple instead of
a paper clip use One-colOr
typewriter ribbons and turn
them to get additional mile
age save envelopes and re-
use them for internal mailings
Proper care and use will
prolong the life Of office equip
ment, including typewriters,
stapling machines, pencil sharp
eners, ediphones, filing cabinets,
desks and chairs
Yes, each one OF us who IS
conScientiouSly doing use full
work is acting periodically.
Copyright 1912, by B. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
On the Business Front

REALIZING THAT banks exist
primarily 10 serve the public and
that during this war boom many
workers arc being deprived Of
banking facilities, Detroit banks
Will probably soon inaugurate
night hours.
~ least two institutions were
prepared TO take the step about
six months ago. but were deferred
when 1t was predicted that there
would be 100000 idle when the
auto plants shut down.
Now, despite a bad personnel
problem Of their own. they're
about ready to try il. Banks have
suffered greatly. both from draft
and employees taking jobs in de.
Tense industry. but feel that the
demand for night banking is 50
great that some action must be
taken.
II is very unlikely that city-wide
evening hours Will be designated
because IN many districts. inClud.
Ing tho downtown area. there Is
little or no demand for such q
move Rather. branches serving
certain defense plant districts will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09

Women who maintain cheer
fulneSS in their home. regardless
of war restrictions on the use
Of automobiles. the prospective
shortage of labor-Saving house,
hold appliances, sugar rationing.
etc. are very potently aiding
national morale.
Then, is not all the testimony
that women everywhere have
given their sons (many cases
husbands TO military service
without whimpering?
How can workmen. whether
in war or non-war plants, come
TO the aid of the country?
First and foremost. by doing
their Job better than they have
ever done it before, by doing
more than they have ever done
before.
Secondhand not unimportant
by exercising every diligence
10 save scarce materials.
Room for saving is almost
unlimited Take one big concern.
General Electric. II has been
using, annually. 25,000,000 paper
clips. 100000 sheets of mani
fold tissue. 400 miles Of type
writer ribbon. 100000 pencils.
100000 staples, 100000 rub
bcr eraScrS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09

and the full year are expected tc
top the 1871 figure.
MOST FASCINATING adj I've
read in weeks is one which ap.
peared in the Wall Street Journal
Ii read:
ITO bring down every Jap
plane within 80 miles In 90 min
utes without losing n single man.
AN engineer, ma iOnall y
known In IA big production in
dustry, who was chief engineer
of plant that built 80 aircraft
engines day I'm World War 1,
Is looking for n partner to de-
velop a new weapon that prom
Uses To do this. Other engineers,
including some even better
known, agree the idea is reason
able.
"The development program
will take S1,OOO,OOO and 10
months. No profit asked or
promised on first step, but IL
should produce a weapon to win
the war.
There are unequaled posSi-
bilitieS In IL. and two new post
war products 20 he made with
the same tools.
NO broker. promoter, agent
or lobbyist wanted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Detroit Banker
Speaks in West

Joseph NJ Dodge, president OF
The Detroit Bank, is to be the
leading speaker of the sixth an
nual Pacific Northwest Conference
on Banking, AT the State College
OF Washington. Pullman. Washing
ton. April 9 and 10.
Sponsored by the banks of Idaho,
Montana. Oregon and Washington,
the conference will be attended
by Acknowledgements bankers, who
will take part in discussions on
war financing. farm financing,
price control and wartime banking.
Dodge will speak on Thursday
afternoon April 9, His topic will
be Thrift Takes on New Ne
cessity." As one Of the main
points Of his talk. Dodge will
stress "thc Importance of an ag-
greSSive savings program 10 banks
and to the people of the country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Stock Market
Weak al Start;
Bonds Irregular
General Foods Falls
| TO 70 on Hint OF
Dividend Reduction

NEW YORK. April Q tUPl.-
Stocks declined fractions 10 two
points at a quiet opening today
Bonds were irregular. Cotton fu-
lures were five points lower 10
two points higher.
General Food made a belatcd
response 10 warning by {. Nj.
Chester. chairman ot the board.
that the dividend may he cut The
stock opened AZ Is, of point,
and then fell further IN the early
trading.
Westinghouse Electric dropped
Ia points 10 67'a and United
States Rubber preferred was down
points at 81. Johns Manville lost
q point 10 IS.
American Telephone was at
116A on the opening and later it
extended the loss. Bethlehem was
at ssh. off =; Chrysler 54l2. off
Is: Sears oebuck as. off = !;
Nickel Plate preferred "a. off y
American Car and Foundry 2S, off
u; United States Steel 49is. off
American Airlines 30 off ss !;
Homestake Mining rs, of "a; Gen.
eral Motors 34ia. of "a: General
Electric 237s. of u. and Interna-
tional Harvester Ash. off "a
Trading continued light after
the opening. with trend lower.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Westinghouse
Bookings Up

PITTSBURGH. April 9 GNS).-
George II. Butcher president of tn
Westinghouse Electric and Manu-
featuring Company, disclosed tina
the company has booked nearly
$500, 100000 OF orders" since Janu
AIRY l. approximately all of which
lis for the United States armed
services or governmental agen.
cies.
Butcher presented the report al
the annual meeting of the com
pany's stockholders. During the
meeting the stockholders reelected
Frank A. Merrick. Roscoe Sey-
bold and John NJ. Schiff. all OF
New York City and George NJ
Verify of Middleton, O.. for four.
year terms Paul j. Myler board
chairman of the Canadian Wrestling.
house Company. was elected for a
one-ycar term 10 fill vacancy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Farmers Market

APPLES-Mcintosh, Fancy, y7.5o1773
eu. No. l. 81 7a972s: No. 2, 81: North.
si75s2s5; No 2. Eai'25 o 6re emf
No. I. SAL 80 on. No q 5oa 7se: Jonc.
than, fancy. S2g225 bu No. 1, $3.50
q - No 2. 81. Delicious. fancy. $3.50
y IS bn No. |. l5oa2 No 2. 7Se:
81 30g2, No. 2. 75c 81
BEETs-No J. $50 75e hu no. 2 soc.
CABBAOE-Eo. 1. 75G soc bu. No. 4.
50 q coo: chlves, No. /. s0c dsl.
CARkoTs-No. l. 81 20 u ! 30 bu No.
CELERY RooT-No. /. HGI2s oa..
EGGs-Larse. slogu aO-dos. cases:
mi FREAc 4 I fgSSp3iivE-r.ney. $50 SIP.
box: 30 J. 7sa poe No. q Csc
HoRsERADIsH-Fancy, s. SO ais bu. /:
No. / s7.7593 IS: No. 2. 81.
d LICENSING l. Isegn 90. egnch.s
Onion sets, No. / S450g5 32.ib. sack.
PARSLEY RooT-No. !. siai0 but
PARsNsIPs~raecy. 81 sOoI7S Ou; No.
POTATOES Fancy 81 Is bu.; No. 1.
81 I5u125; No. s5nS5c
POULTRY AND HoGs-LNs. hsns.
heavy breeds 20 q zoe n leghorn'. .2l1
sjf 9Iof Hs., h'1 %.aS 5,.,s y
RADIsHEs-R.d. ho,hou". No. /. sse
doE punches.
RUTABAGAs--No 1, so Toe bu.
SQUASH Delicious No. I. t0q soc bth:
Hubbard. No. I. 80 Tie bu.
TURNIPs-No. 1. 5eeu bu.; No. Z.
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. 1. soo1ss
don. bunches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09

APPI .ES-M Michigan bu crates ". s. No
!: yin. minimum unless otherwise stated
Northern SpyS 81 25a 35 Mcintosh, De
ltcious and Northern spys, generally good
81 Ben Davis Sl15dl 80 washington
boSes Delicious extra fancy SOS 1888
So 35F 81 fancy. sos-13ss, 81 40n2 30
Winessps' fancy. sos-i25s. 50 20Tg35 bu
baskets combination extrs fancy and fancj
grade Winesaps. 50 70 ~ , %.
BEANS Florida bu hampers Blsck
Valentines 81 %. few fine quality, 81 -
ordinary. 70 fair 50 !59t BoanIif,lls $
tifuls. 50 25. few best, $3.50 ordinary e
fair. 81 5003: wax beans S.25 q 4. so
few fine quality higher fair. 50 o 3 so.
ASPARAGUS = California .pyramid
crates 1-doz. punches. fancy. 81 1878
loose stock. medium 10 large. SO. 80 q
small size, 50 $50 3.75 fair. S325.
punches. $3.50, California Is punches
Si.50n5.
CABBAGE-Texas Los Angeles crs,e'
round type 81 75W 2 10 mostly Sl.s3 q
2, half crates, 81 i5u ]. %.
CARROTS - California Los Angeles
crates 6-doz lunches SO 3 50: Arizona,
So. 50M3: Texas s-doz. 50 1898
CAULIFLowER- California pony crates
12s and larger. 81 rs.
CELERY-Fl Florida is-in. crates Golden
Heart. all sizes S175H1s5 fair. 81. so n
loo Pascal. al Sizes. 81 tDW 81 1hAi'
fornia cub crates Pascal 81 l5M %.
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates IceberF
type Arizona. Phoenix and Nest districts
As and IS, soaps. few special pack,
50 S0I 30, ordinary to fair 81 25H273
poor 81 Is
LEAF Michigan dollhouse.
10-lb. baskets. 90d 95c.
No l Yellows. 70-s0f6 inch and larger.
SO u :. so: Chile crates Sweet spanish. So. rs
Mexico Crystal White Wax. st5Oq475.
PoTAToEs-loo-lb. sacks Idaho Russet
lob sacks IS 3sc Maine q s. No I.
various varieties 1O0.lb sacks 81 25n
80; BIB paper sacks So = 57lse; Mi =;
Peninsula L. s No Green Mount aims
50 % n 30. Nebraska 50-lb. sacks Y. 3.
No !. washed rriumphs, s2.i0. New
stock Florida bushel crates. L s. No. I
Texas, jO-lb sacks u. No. l. Triumphs
So So few 50 40
RADIsHEs Texas, pony crates. %
punches 50 SOFA
RHuRARB- Michigan. dollhouse cases
choice. ~ 50fi2 ~: fancy, 50 sou rs
sHALLOTS- Louisiana barrels S775as
crates, s dozen, 1913" 20.
SPINACH Texas. hushcl basket Savoy
SO Csc Virginia. bushel basket Savoy, eJc
STRAWBERRIES l. o u Is ana, 24-pini
lcrates KlOndikes and Klonmores. 80, IS q
T. 10 mostly S3.75.
TOMATOES 10Th. cartons. repacks. me.
diums 81 .45T $50: small size, xi.35 Ohio
dollhouse S-lb. basket, 81. IS.
SWEET POTATOES-Porto Rican Vans
Louisiana. bushel crates. u. s. No. /,
81 so n 10: Texas bushel crates. U. S. No.
a. 81 80; Tennessee. generally good quality,
bushel crtaes. fair condition, SiGl.25;
bushel crates. fair condition, $1a.l25,
Nancy Halls fair eonditisn. g0c n 81; Okla
horla bushei basket. U. s. No. i, Jerseys.
81 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Surprise Out
e..
Train Whistle Tips OF
Secret Alert Plans
Times staff Correspondent

BATTLE CREEK. April ga
train whistle which stuck today
caused civilian defense heads 10
reveal portion of their plans for
q surprise alert. Officials said that
the surprise alert. which will be
announced by the simultaneous
blowing of factory whistles in the
Battle Creek area, will not be held
until next week under any circum-
stances.
The announcement was made
after a train whistle stuck yeSter.
day morning. sending hundreds OF
defense volunteers 10 their posts
All whistles in this area have been
silenced and are to be used only
in case of emergencies or practice
alertS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Livestock Markets
DIT ROT

CATTLE Receipts 800. Very few good
and no choice cattle Offered. run largely
COWS along with low grade steers and
heiters, all classes steady. cows and bulls
active half load good $50 pound fed year
ling steers. sl2 -; common 10 medium
shortfed steers, 50 50T II - few meaty
Canadian steers held above Sll.5O; truck
lot good yearling heifers. SI2. common and
medium heifcrs. Se25Gll; medium 20
good beef cows, SO so: cutters 81 75H
5. IS Gamers S6.2517.50 practical top
weighty sausage bulls. S10.25. odd head
10 $1,000
CALVES Receipts. 800; veslers opening
slow, weak 10 JOc lower than late Tues
day; early tor and bulk good to choice
grades. SD; common and medium. slOu
1880
SHEET Receipts 500: early sales
fully steady part deck good 10 choice 81
pound fed wooded western lambs STATS.
few good native lambs $3.50. common.
Sil down; good 20 choice 80 pound shorn
lambs carrying No and No. 3 pclts
50 75-t 10 common light shorn lambs down
10 s. good 10 choice shorn fat ewes. 50
Receipts. 1900: butchers. 100 lbs
up. Is cents higher. lighter mostly steady.
except pigs and sOws which were rs cents
up bulk good 70 choice lSO-240 lbs. butch
ers. Sli 40fii.j0. top. Sli 60 20 small
killers 100000 lbs average, Si4.15T14.3 j:
heavier weights. S13 9OU 1895. lights, i6a
lbs down. sig 80 ar 10 90 bulk sows, Si3 90
ni325: few lights 10 Si3. 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
BUSINESS
M. S. Rukeyser
Guaranteed Profit
Justified i'm War

With all the against profit utility of the
short accounting which this column has
half dozen years. becomes self
evident.
In my brochures the subject entitled Seamlined Financial
SatementsFor Whom Does Capital Work." and THE Whole
pointed executives
accounting using traditional MARKHAM
profit playing the hands of business baers
Instead suggested that the socaed profit really
element for the of the
and other furnished out of the savings
of
presentation help representatives and
better TO visualize the wartime problem of deciding
whether ceiling the clamor the
has already through higher and
profits tended put limit undue enrichment in wartime
But Nogenhau months tentatively
limiting question
been subject agitation
subcommittee appropriations committee has
a sliding earnings 10
cent ratio to the of the contract
The House bill limitation
The approach having low big contracts and
much higher small to reflect political rather
economic,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Amer. Radiator
Sales RunninQ
Ahead Of 1941
War Orders Now
Around 81 Millions;
More Contracts Seen

First quarter sales of Ameri-
can Radiator and Standard SAM
tary Corporation were 10 per cent
higher than in the corresponding
period last year, Henry M. Reed.
chairman and president, stated at
the annual meeting.
Reed said the company was run.
ming considerably behind on or
derS for its regular products,
which are in heavy demand by
the government. This demand
from the government will continue
for some time. Reed added.
Commenting on the cornpany's
activities outside its peacetime
fields. Reed said II is doing con-
siderable war work and is plan
ming to take on a lot more. He
ESTIMATED that untitled orders on
hand for munitions were in the
neighborhood of S520O0,000 and
that negotiations for another $50
100000 are now under way. Con-
tracts for the latter may be signed
in a few days, he added.
Reed said it-is-iikelyt that be-
fore the end of the year the war
work will exceed the peak level
of production in peacetime.
Reed remarked that most OF the
war work being done by the COM
pany was of confidential nature.
He did. however. mention numer-
our products which the company
was turning out. These included
bomb fuses for incendiary bombs,
woodstocks for guns. shell castings.
plastic parts for war weapons and
parts for war planes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Detroit Times Financial Editor
With WARD SCHULTZ

shuttle their hours so as 10 remain
open late on any evening most
effective from a service stand
point.
And il Is strictly service
proposition. because there isn't a
bank IN the city that would profit
by such a move
SALES OF Detroit'S DIESEL
Wemmer-G bert Corporation
manufacturers of cigars. have
shown a substantial increase in
the first quarter of 1912 over a
year ago and, barring unforeseen
contingencies should hold up for
the balance of the year.
The company's 1871 earnings
record was somewhat disappoint-
ing net profit amounting TO only
1852 641l or Sis share. as
against S564S38. or So SO a share
in the previous week. However.
this was largely due 10 a strike
last summer which largely ac-
counted for a S340, 600 decline in
sales.
EarningSwiSc tho current in
crease i'm sales should be helpful
although II will probably be offset
10 some degree bv higher tobacco
and labor costs Nevertheless. net
profit for both the first quarter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
% CGster7Units
In Quarantine
Times star Correspondent

FORT CUSTER. April 9-Thc
Official daily bulletin of Fort Gus.
ter today revealed that 20 units
stationed here for training are now
under working quarantine for
mumps and measles. Nine COM
panies are under working quar-
antine for humps while the
remainder are quarantined Tor
measles.
Post officials said the outbreak
of the two maladies was not Sc
rious and that in a number OF
cases these guarantees were
merely extension of working quar-.
antines in effect previously.
Working quarantine permits
soldiers 10 continue their duties
but does not allow them 10 mingle
with other troops where they may
spread disease. A unit is placed
under quarantine with the dis
covery of single case IN its ranks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
MARKETS
DETR0i7ey:sa6sss5 n INES
Lewis Heney
Lewis Honey
War Realities End
Social Planning

The way the war is making face realities is caution In
the four months Pearl Harbor learned
The uuy OF lot of about the economy
social planning than might have learned years
peace.
What made think OF this fact the Supreme Court deci
sion concerning maritime Sit-down strikes The
highest court IN the land ruled that strike board ship by the
Maritime Union though the ship port muny.
This decision incidentally ovcrrued Labor
Board which had found favor OF the
In making this ruling the court stated that when moored
10 dock ship be safe observing that the damage
tho Nomande IS grim enough proof that the hazard of fire
ever present This fact discipline which justified
the employer in diSChargng because of
conduct striking while shipping away
the home port.
doubt that such decision would have been handed
but for the realities OF warbonbs, torpedoes sabotage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Guaranteed Profit Should Only Be a War Measure

OF guaranteeing profits departure from The
competitive system and justified ALL only
would be of the fact
that armament making not business but represents
Wandering of productive facilities by government.
Under normal conditions is best to leave the profit item
without bottom ceiling the
rewards through fighting costsby eliminating
by improvement technology The sensible
procedure to be undue enrichment solely through
the However camor there is deter
minaon put ceiling profits then only fair to provide
standard of profit" This effect. would
GNadf haSiSh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Profit Should Be REDEEMED as Cost Of Tools

fiat graduated limit be set, then the profit
should be REDEEMED and the limited profit should be
rather than being left residual ITEM
In ordinary competitive business the profit the residue
from the sale goods and services after all
other including goods and purchased
from others depreciation obsoecence and depletion and
and salaries have been taken Of
Owners willing to venture for conjecural residual
profit if the hope of gain is sufficient.
On the other hand through legislative fiat the hope OF
ceptiona should be destroyed the profit item should
be rather than left subject risks of the business
Germany reported that prices have been related
costs OF the efficient producer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Air Cadet Board
Tells Itinerary
Time. star Correspondent

FORT CUSTER, April 9.--Itin.
erary for the travelling aviation
cadet board, which receives appli.
cations for air corps cadet train.
ing. was announced today at Fort
Custer as the board left Battle
Greek for Kalamazoo where IT viii
stay for three days
On April 10 it Will 60 TO Benton
Harbor. April l6, Muskegon Apri
49, Lansing: April %. Saginaw
and April 26. Flint The May
schedule days include May l al
Ann Arbor: May 6. Jackson: May
9, Battle Creek; May Il. kala
mazoo: May Is. Benton Harbor
May 1s. Muskegon: May 20. Ian
sing; May Is, Saginaw, and Ma!
%, Flint.