Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
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Events Told in
Sunday Times

A CORPORATION EXECUTIVE
sitting in his luxurious office, sud
denly found himself riding on the
cowcatcher of a full-size loco
motive.
A woman achieved the impos-
sible by running over herself IN
her own car -.
And one surprised youngster
discovered he pumped up his own
arm instead OF football
Incredible Absurd?
They're some of l940's queer
est accidents" AS described in a
fascinating. illustrated. full page
article in The American Weekly
with this coming Sundays issue OF
The Detroit Sunday Times.
OF COURSE You're Sane. But
How About Your Friends?
That's the provocative title OF a
special feature in The American
Weekly. Sunday. which points out
how far from normal most nor
NAL folks are. DR.. George II.
Preston. noted psYchiatrist. is one
authority cited who asserts that
the extent OF your "nuttyneSs
depends as much on your body as
on your mind
Most peoples minds go off on a
tangent he explains because of
nothing more complicated than the
way a person feels about people or
things around him.
EVER SINCE the first white
man set foot on the soil of the New
World. men have dreamed of the
incredible golden treasure of the
1ncas, repeatedly buried some
where in Peru.
1t is said at least $50. 000,0 900 in
solid gold lies under the earth
within sight OF Pachacamac, Peru,
site of the sacred burial ground of
the strangled Virgins of the Sun.
From Lima comes a tale telling
how modern gold-craZed hunters
are ruthlessly digging up these
ancient graves more than 1000
years old in a mad search for the
yellow metal
Appearing exclusively in The
American Weekly this coming
Sunday, this dispatch discloses
many of the extraordinary rites
followed by the High Priests as
they sacrificed their most beauti-
full maidens at the Temple OF
Pachacamac 1000 years before
the Christian era;
MAX BRAND. one of the most
exciting writers of our day, begins
a new serial of love and Oriental
mystery. Dead Mans Passport. "
in The American Weekly this COM
ing Sunday.
Don't miss the opening of this
fast-moVing tale written by a
master of mystery.
OUT IN NEBRASKA there's a
man who made million dollars
and didn't know il!
See The American Weekly Sun
day.
WE'LL BET that though you've
probably looked at the sky night
after night for years. il never oc-
CURED to you that once the earth
had two moons swinging across the
evening heavens.
But that was back in the day of
giant toads and salamanders.
when prehistoric monsters roamed
the earth and man was still un-
dreamed of.
Robert d. Potter, science editor
of The American Weekly has
written a thoroughly fascinating
article entitled. Our Earths
Little Lost Moon"
It's in The American Weekly
this coming Sunday.
THE HOUSEWIVES Food AL
manack features an Informative
article on how to bake better pies
and pastries by Mrs. Christine
Frederick. as well as recipes for
"Bara Birth" famed Welsh bread.
Baked Stuffed Avocadosn and
"Buckwheat Grit Wurst."
Whether fact or fiction. romance
or mystery, interesting articles on
science. medicine. art and litera-
ture. timely dispatches from all
corners of the world-you'l find
them all in The American Weekly.
the magazine distributed with this
coming Sundays issue of The De-
trolt Sunday Times.