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coLoREpLe0o BLOCK QUE ST. Nwm.oss
down d%s ans 'sfh sAIEY Na 1sseRs6t ssso $500
CoLOREp-owNER WILL SELL THREE
story, eleven rooms. three baths; brick
sesa sSndSR BS1 asS sa
CoLORED-S50 DOWN. 300 BLOCK 9th
brick. To be put In Al condition. Bal
like rent. w. W. BAILEY. MA. 1870.
COLORED = 1900 BLOCK CALIFORNIA
car brick garage; home or investment;
monthly tenants; will sell on reasonable
rms or roos Roed for
c. BIscoE Woodley ZOO.
coLoRED--REAUTIFUL, DETACHED, Z
Hsshts s0Sa Sd 0u Eel Hillside giI so5en o5saM i
tached; hardwood floors, auto. heat. built
kitchen, recreation room. Every possible
w. Be- 6hrsfn l5 st 81 hs s prse A.
Gsaaaead oo1s tfsh IT, bat AhD s.asee viii
sacrifice. DE. 1160.
hardwood hard noors; front porch, New Hamp-
North se1 11?ssoa. nI De MHnEgs. ffss Terms SUM-
C,oLoREDIs e,od r.; TILED BATH; H,-W;H:,
re Sunday. .Asse' No. 1903. sos De fns2. fns H. Terms
CoLoRED-NR.. 18th AND CALIFORNIA
terms a. W. STEPHENS. DE. ills. De.
h'.E,h': full Cellar. do double @ sarase. Yours s
at bargain. A. w. STEPHENS, DE. Ills,
coLoRED-oPEN 1-6 PM: FIRST TINE
n every detail Colonial tapestry sti rt Srick.
536 Irving st. NV; reasonably priced. $40
Irving ST. nv 5eastiul sodr roonS s6T 5eerea-
NV, 8 newly decorated rooms. Colonial
home. $50 Irving st. NV. beautiful newly
ops AZ Prsea eo f9T quik you sa
NV. MI. 2080.
coLoEEDL,oPEN TO-DAY. 1-s. PM
ryns nSofI NV shsns RESiTY aiSA CO. e.
1011 You st. NV. MI. 20sO.
coL.oEEp@;oPEN TO-DAY. I-e P,Mi
s0gqs srsk se sasss o Ssa
aSi1s CT 5sSiht iof1
good condition. long back yard; sarass;
priced reasonable. Irving st., mr.. Georgia
ave. NV. North 859S.
CoLoRED--s ROOMS, BATHS, on
airsrd ST. st" near 18th st. NV NV. TeleDhone.
Sundays, North 2692; weekdays, DE.
COLORED-6-RoOM HOUSE, AIR CON
ditioned; back porches and yard. Priced
reasonable and terms. Near 1st and r SITS.
NV. Telephone North s59s.
CoLoRED--BRoOKLAND, 1435 IRVING
st.--Bungalow. z lovely rms; 5-rm. bum
galow, oil heat. Kearney and 14th st.
Small down payment; s rms, best buy
in Brookland. 1900 blk jackson st. $500
down. bldg. lots. DU. 1855. NO. 0S29.
CoLORED-6 RMS, 2 BATHS. H.-AH,
| gas, elec., Sc, 500: $500 down. Easy terms
r. w. HORAD. MI. 1925.
COLORED-sEE THIS FINE-CONDTTION
home, 427 Columbia rd. NV, corner; g
rms. incl porches. Reduced. Terms. GE.
u1of. ----------------
OLORED-2-FAMILY FLAT, CoMPRIs-
ing rms and bath each: h;-w.hs gas.
cleo: $4,000; terms. r. W. HORAD, MI.
1926.
COIOFED
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CoLoRED-oPEN1 1-6 PM: FIRST TIME
offered 2-family. S-room house, modern
in every detail, Colonial tapestry brick.
536 Irving st. NV: reasonably priced. $40
Irving st. NV, 6 beautiful rooms, recrea-
tion room, hardwood floors. 604 Irving st.
NV, 8 newly decorated rooms; Colonial
home. $50 Irving st. NV, beautiful. newly
decorated home. All priced for quick sale.
EQUITABLE REALTY CO., 1011 You st.
NV MI 20SO
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
1405 RIDGE PL. S.E.

1fUO HIOCE I'll. DE.
Semi-detached rms, equipped for 2
families: h.-w.h. garage: for quick sale.
Franklin 2757
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YOU CAN BE PROUD

OF THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME.
Built by present owner. less than i year
old, highest quality stone construction.
spacious, rooms, 3 bedrooms that will take
alton room with fireplace; lot 75x175;
beautiful trees; in highly restricted neigh
borhood of new homes; In Falls Church:
to Broad st ttrafic light in Falls church,,
left to Buxton St left to 2O6.
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC.
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WOODBRIDGE SPECIAL.
REPOSSESSED!
OPEN TODAY. 12-5.

4622 ELLICOIT ST. NV.
Delightfully situated near American Uni
sersity Park, this charming semi bungalow
is truly the outstanding VALUE of the sea-
mert. porches. finished attic. deep lot,
etc. Thoroughly reconditioned and priced
for only S6,950 on terms.
Leo M, Bernstein g. Co, ME. $500.
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SPACIOUS NEW BUNGALOW

large rooms very large living room,
ment with recreation space: convenient
transportation, schools; only 10 minutes
downtown near Clarendon. Just one at
re SAn HI 1d2R tndav
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

HILICPEsT SECTION. s.E-MOsT DE-
sirable neighborhood. rooms, bedrooms
large lot. Seen by appoint. only. Lin
coin 47T4-w.
8 LARGE RMS. BUILT IN GARAGE, OIL
heat; best section NV; reasonably priced.
HAILER, DE. 3T29-J Is.
80 DRUMMOND AVE. OFF WISCONSIN.
just beyond District line-Detached, re-
conditioned house. s bedrooms. baths
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OPEN TODAY, 1875.

1925 JEFFERSON ST. NV.
be sure to inspect this attractive CO.
ioniaI brick today: 6 lovely rooms, tile
bath, inclosed porches. garage, etc Sit
mated near stores, schools and trans
portation. Completely reconditioned and
priced unusually low for only $3.50 on
terms.
leo M. Bernstein & Co. NE. $500.
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QUALITY CONSTRUCTION

Spacious new 7-room. 11a-bath brick
home (first floor. bedroom and II bath 7,
large recreation space: English design; lot
5nx15 so: conveniently located in. Arlington
only S7.650 on terms. Inspect this bargain
fndav CH 1A2S
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COJORED-NR 13th AND 81 R.,
h.-w.h.: full cellar, double garage Yours
at bargain. A. w. STEPHENS, DE. 1115,
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coLORED-OPEN TODAY, 1-6 PM
Semi-detached 2-family apartment of &
rooms; 615 Irving st. NV. Also 10 rooms
on 2 noors, kitchens and 2 baths. 6l7
Irving st. NV. EQUITABLE REALTY CO..
1n1l You st n MI on20
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RANDT.E HIGHLANDS Sc.

hlks, south of Penn. ave.-s13, 900 home
for only S10,650: 2-story, modern design.
beautiful a-room detached brick home with
rage. copper cutters slate roof, steel
window easements, bronze screens, large
attic, full basement; automatic heat: on
sive stone wall lends privacy and beauty.
i701 2Qth st Sc. corner 29th and R.
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| COLORED-s ROOMS, BATHS, on
heat: good condition; priced reasonable.
| Girard st.. near 18th st. NV. Telephone,
Sundays, North 2692; weekdays, DE.
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TELEPHONE FOR
NIrn GAL EO ICrI1

TELEPHONE FOR
OUR SALES LIST.
We have prepared list Of our best buys
IN conveniently located properties in the
ne. that are priced for quick sale
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
18th and H Sts NE FIR. 5000.
x ST. N.E.-$6, $50.
Attractive Gift. brick: iarge rooms,
bath, oil hot-water heat. rear porches, =
car garage; in excellent condition; ar
EH. 5973.
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
eth and II SITS. NE FIR 5000.
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COLORED-OPEN TODAY. 1-6 Pm.
Last showing. Beautiful S-room Colonial
tapestry brick home, 2 baths, oil heat
parquet floors. Price reduced. 519 Irving st.
NV. EQUITABLE REALTY CO., 1011
You st. NV. MI. 2OSO.
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good condition: long back yard; garage;
priced reasonable. Irving st., nr. Georgia
ave w North &hQ2
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rooms and bath; hot-water heat, fruit
trees (good buy. 6326 Huron St, Cedar
Heights, Md Tel Hillside O662-M
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S375 DOWN BALANCE MONTHLY: 5
rms, oil burner. fireplace; lge. corner lot;
3 mi. from D. c., nearby Md LEWIS g.
DAVIS, 120 Md. ave, Hyattsville, Md. WA.
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COLORED i 1900 BLOCK CALIFORNIA
st. 'n:w.-10 rooms, 2 baths; modern: q
car brick garage; home or investment;
monthly tenants: will sell on reasonable
terms or exchange for rooming house IL
or more rooms. good location. and pay diff
ference. Shown by appointment only. H.
c. BISCOE, Woodley 1900
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CoLORED-s r.. TILED BATH. H.-wH.,
ssiee;; Sarge. J0G; NJ; M 1st sns rs, r. Terms.
COLORED-NR. 18th AND CALIFORNIA
sts.-12 r, baths: excellent condition
throughout. Offered at the most liberal
terms. A. w. STEPHENS, DE. 1115, DE.
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40 QUINCY PL. NE.

1U " I1NN I u. ~ II.
This select well-located home is q real
bargain Row brick six rooms bath, ga
rage, screened porch, metal roof. Front
and rear entrance to basement. This is
available Ions. Open today. $3.50.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Realtors.
a25 New York Ave. NV. MA. p1a7.
500l East Capitol St. Ii 3540.
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LYON VILLAGE-CozY APT. BUNGA-
kit, large. bedrm.. bath; porch. full base
ment: oil heat; nice yard; conveniently To-
Gated bargain 1925 N. Barton ST.. Ar
lnPtOn Va
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t0cnttnusd ca Nsxs rses.)
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| ditioned; back porches and yard Priced
| reasonable and terms Near 1st and r SITS.
| u W Telenhnne Nnrfh 2hQa
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S6,250-NEW BRICK BROOM BUNGA-
low; entirely modern, with additional
space for 2 more bedrooms; the lot is
of OF Washington blvd. at 2014 North
Sycamore St, which is next to $500
Washington blvd, also for sale at $3.50.
Take the bus or drive out Wash olvd
beyond the Swanson High School Sunday,
OWNER BUILDER. CHI O0O1
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hardwood floors; front porch New Hamp-
shire ave. nr. Monroe. Terms. Sun,
North 1909 DE 1lRo
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st.-Bungalow. z lovely rms; 5-rm bum
galow. oil heat. Kearney and 14th st.
Small down payment; 8 rms best buy
in Brookland. 1900 blk. Jackson st. $500
down. 4 bldg. lots. DU. 1855. NO. 0s29.
COLORED-6 RMS, BATHS, H.-AH,
gas, elec., -S6,500: $500 down. Easy terms.
r w. HQRAD. MI 1929
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COLORED1SEE THIS FINE-CONDTTION
home, 427 Columbia I'd. NV, corner: 6
rms, incl. porches. Reduced. Terms. GE.
64s4.
COLORED-2-FAMILY FLAT. COMPRIs-
ing rms and bath each; h.-w.h, gas.
elec.: $4,000; terms. r. W. HORAD, MI.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

COLoRED-8-RM. BRICK, WHOLLY DE-
tached; hardwood floors, auto. heat. built
in garage. open fireplace, modernistic
kitchen, recreation room. Every possible
eonvenience. A bargain at this price A.
w. STEPHENS, DE. 1115. DE. 1852
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vA.-2o ACRES: 1o-ROOM HOUSE: HIS
toric connections; i bath; $4,000; Wash,
b. C., 20 minutes Acreages (shade), to
5 acres Farm U25 scresl, Groom dwell
ing, barn, running water: Wash. D. c., 20
minutes Alex 1850
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

DESIRE 6 10 10 RMS WEST UPPER
14th ST. and Mt. Pleasant if reasonable.
For Ieady clients, z. w. BAILEY, AID.
4TS6; mail. 1435 Meridian pl. NV.
WANTED, DOWNTOWN, 16 TO 90 RM
house direct from owner. Box 272-C. Star.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

NEARBY .VIRGTNIA-NEW 5-RM. FRAME
2nd floor. on II acre corner lot; plenty
shade; near stores churches and schools.
For sale by OWNER. Phone Falls Church
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s BEDROOMS
Ch. Ch., D. C.-Barnaby Woods
WOODRIDGERRICKHO HOME

7-rm brick Colonial: heated 3rd A.,
recr. rm. with frepl., lee liy. rm porch,
excep. kit. lot with trees; bus to schools,
shop. No brokers. OWNER, WO 1928.
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beamed plank ceiling, stone f1repl.; terrace,
big screened porch; lots Of windows; kit
din, 17x9; gas, G.. E.. refg. auto. water
heater: / n large baths, copper plumb,
sewer; weatherstripped: Z large clos; air.
cond. heat, summer hookup; Ain. rock
fls.. decorated: y acre 75-ft. front;
quiet, winding, paved ST.; bus 3 blks.;
$1,000, with $500 down. Open Sunday,
daily West of Falls Church traffic 1t.
on Broad st., to West ST.. left | blk,
right blks. to IA Ellison st. EVERS,
builder Falls Oh. 1851.
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5 OR 8 ROOM HOUSE, FULL BASEMENT.
in nearby Maryland; approx. $4,000. BOX
232-C. Star.
3 BEDROOMS, DETACHED BRICK HOUSE.
F. H. A. approved, close to TRANSPORTATION,
in District or nearby suburbs; prefer buy
ing direct from owner, must be reason-
able Box 4I1.B, SJar.
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house: elec. avail some timber; beautiful
site: hard road; 30 acres clear: outbldgs. !;
excel. buy at S4.150 Fairfax 11-W-l
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NEW HOME, DISTINCTIVE DESIGN;
large corner lot; 8 rooms. IL baths,
screened porch, garage insulated: auto.
terms to suit. Temple 1854 after | d b
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S4,S5O; TERMS-NEW. DETACHED, p
story, 5 rooms, h.-w.h., cellar, back porch;
lot 44x140; bus, stores, schools; special
built: see this today WA. 4b42.
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GROOM BRICK HOUSE-NE. OR Sc.
Immediate settlement: all cash: no delay
r. G. DUNNE, 604 H st. ne. AT. $500
IN NV. Section OR 6 ROOMS:
must have ami. bedroom first floor;
brick or stone; must be bargain. Box
3S-C, Star
Evening star., 1941-05-18

OUR CLIENTS ARE SEEKING MOD
erately priced 6-rm. homes ii, good NV.
locations II you are interestei in selling.
give us ring. r. w. HORAlo, Michigan
Evening star., 1941-05-18

REFINEU CODUHEU,
MODEL HOME.
5349 BLAINE ST. NE.
New group of extra fine six-room brick
semi-detached homes; automatic air -condi-
toned heat knotty pine recreation rooms,
colored tile baths, extra lavatories, laun-
dry trays. cedar closets and too many
other extra features to name them here.
Come out today for a personal inspection
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
5O01 East Capitol St Realtors. Ii. 3540.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

ga ACRES OF WOODED LAND; 4-ROOM
house, practically new: large. detached
recreation room; hne well of water; quiet
i0 FSirfss eIcsoy connfy Va 'fs pr,os from
easy terms. FRENZEL, Mclean. Va. Elm
wood AZ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Roundup
Planned in Pontiac

The Annual Hunters Roundup
sponsored by the Pontiac West
Side Civic Club, will feature an
excellent program and dinner next
Thursday evening at the Oakland
County Boat Club on Sylvan Lake
They will start by serving a
wild turkey dinner with all the
trimmings, and while the boys are
partaking, - prizes will be
awarded ranging from a deer
rifle 10 the bullets that fit il.
Maurice M. Guy, principal Of
South intermediate School, Sagi-
nav, famed for his ability of tell
ing Paul Bunyan tales, is on the
program. w. Ruen Fisher Of
Frankenmuth, big game hunter.
who has just returned from a
mountain goat and moose hunting
expedition into northern Alberta,
will show colored movies of his
trip.
p. J HoffmaStcr. director of
the Michigan Conservation De-
partment. Will be the principal
speaker. and A. Floyd Blakeslee,
assistant attorney general. toast
master.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Apply Quaint Terms

The coon hunter has often APP
piled many quaint and descrip-
i've terms 10 this creature as
his dog trees opossum after
opossum before getting around
finally TO more worthy quarry.
The trapper won't even skin
The animal for his worthless fur,
and. al present, is calling for
Divine Intervention because the
rkunks are getting scarce. Again
the opoSsum is absorbing the
punishment.
IL is true that he is a sluggish,
smelly. disreputable critter with
out a semblance of character or
self-respect.
According TO Durward L. Allen
OF the game division of the Mich
igan Conservation Department
'poSsums get their grub second
hand and the presence of pheasant
feathers. rabbit bones or opossum
fur IN a stomach probably does
not brand the animal so much
a beast as just a natural born
garbage collector.
A young animal ~ the year
will have large leaf-like ears with
q flesh colored spot al the end
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Dates for


Nov. 5-Detroit SportSmen's Con-
gress annual deer meeting at
American Legion Hall, 8 p. m,
CasS and Lafayette. Walter
Hastings, official, Michigan con-
servation department, speaker.
Movies.
Nov. 5-Monroe County Rod and
Gun Club meeting advanced one
week due TO deer season. Nomi-
nations new officers and direc-
tors.
Nov. 5-Last day TO hunt pleas
ants, squirrels, ruffed grouse,
prairie chickens and sharp-tailed
grouse in Michigan.
Nov. 6-Pontiac West Side Civic
Clubs annual wild turkey din
ner and hunters roundup at
Oakland County Boat Club,
Sylvan Lake. Seventy-five prizes
given away. p. ]. Hoffmaster,
director of Michigan conserva-
ton, speaker.
Nov. 7-8-Pelee Island pheasant
season last two days.
Nov. 8-9-Michigan championship
fox hound trials sponsored by
Cadillac Big Game Club, at Cad
lilac. Sportsmen's banquet,
Northwood Hotel, 6 p. m. Satur-
day. p. j. Hoffmaster, speaker;
Don Gillies, postmaster.
Nov. S-Inaugural shoot at Or
chard Lake Country Club. Two
new skeet fields will be dedi-
Gated. Special program,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Hastings Talks
To Sports Group

Walter Hastings, famous wild
life photographer of the Michigan
Conservation Department, will be
the principal speaker at the an
nual deer meeting of the Detroit
Sportsmen's Congress. Wednesday
evening. at the American Legion
Hall, Cass and Lafayette.
Hastings, who recently returned
from an extended trip to Labra-
dor, where he spent considerable
time photographing and studying
wild life, will speak on Michigan
conservation as compared with
that of Labrador.
Hastings will also show new
series of moving pictures made by
him in Michigan, which depicts all
types of hunting. Inasmuch as
the pictures are new, the title will
not be known until the night OF
the meeting.
William +. Massey, chairman OF
the deer committee of the con-
gresS, will explain the deer hunt
ing outlook for the season. Con-
sidered an authority. he has spent
considerable time during the past
few months checking the situa-
tion and is thoroughly experienced
with conditions.
George Pfeiffer, chairman OF the
annual posting campaign, which
places thousands of reward signs
to stop vandalism each Fall, will
report on this years activities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Don tBeGreedY,!S
Trdppers Told
AsSedson0p
They Are Cautioned
Good Muskraf Prices
Will Continue

MARQUETTE, Nov. Upper
Peninsula trappers putting out
their first muskrat sets of the sea-
son today have prospects of prices
so good the state conservation de-
partment already has warned
against overlapping the rat
marshes without regard for the
good markets anticipated in the
next few years as well.
Normally Michigan's annual fur
crop is valued at 81, 100000. Ac-
cording to the conservation depart
ment tally, muskrats led as usual
last trapping season with a total
of 449, 726 pelts. Other fur-bearers
taken by trappers a year ago in
cluded II $50 skunks. 1920 mink,
17049 weasels. 1882 opossums,
1872 raccoons, 1854 foxes and Gel
badgers, besides wolves, coyotes.
bobcats and bears.
The month-long muskrat season
runs from November 100 in. the
Upper Peninsula. November 15-De-
cember Is in northern lower Mich.
igan, and December 1-31 in SOUTH
ern Michigan, with an additional
month allowed in a zone along the
Lake Erie shore. Mink may be
trapped at the same times as
muskrats, except in the special
Lake Erie zone in January.
Skunk and badger trapping also
begins today and continues TO JAM
-uary 81 in the entire state.
While hunting for raccoon and
opossum begins today in lower
Michigan. the trapping Of these
animals does not start until Mo-
vember Is, and there Is no open
season on 'coons above the straits.
Possums are not found so far
north.
Besides urging trappers 10 leave
seed stock in the rat marshes, the
conservation department is advis-
ing them 10 become acquainted
with newer extra awed traps, to
reduce the economic loss resulting
from escape of muskrats from ordi-
nary traps on dry sets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Noted Sportsmen 10
Entertain AdGafters

Dave Newell, editor of the maya
zine Field & Stream, and one of
the outstanding sportsmen in the
world. will entertain the Adcraft
Club Friday, November z, with
sound films and his varied hunting
and fishing experiences throughout
the Western Hemisphere. Newell,
a former newspaper man, at one
time was professional lion tanner.
He has. owned and trained 300
hounds, as we'll as many pointers,
settlers and retrievers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Kill Totals 5I,7I3

Average concentration for the
entire state was sos per square
mile; 29.5 per cent of all licensees
got bucks, and the total kill was
5l,713 deer, according to the re-
port compiled by the conservation
departments game division from
hunters game-kill cards.
The 10 counties producing the
most deer, in order: Roscommon,
Oscoda, Altoona, Crawl r d,
Ogemaw, Chippewa, Montmorency,
Lake, Iron and Luce.
The 10 counties with the highest
percentage of hunters successful
in order: Ontonagon, Iron. Goge-
bic, Baraga, Dickinson, Menomi-
nee, Schoolcraft, Mackinac, Delta
and Chippewa.
Extremes of hunter concentra-
ton: 25.17 per square mile in
RoScommon and 1907 in Oscoda,
compared with 1.57 in Menominee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
NOBODY LOVES THE POSSUM
But He'll Gel Protection This Year
BY DON GILLIEs

Nobody loves the 'possum.
Despite his shortcomings, this
little predator is to be protected
for the first time this year. He is
bracketed with the raccoon and
may be hunted only in season.
With the effective date of the
new law waived by the recent
action of the Legislature, he may
be hunted in zones two and three
from November / to December Is.
During the last few years the
opossum has been blamed for
every local or general small game
scarcity that we have had. II
the pheasant hunter gets his
limit, all is fine. IL he doesn't
the opossum is responsible. II
the rabbit hunter is disappointed,
the opoSsum has eaten all the
small rabbits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Hunters Urged
To Take Care

This being the last weekend of
the small game hunting season,
conservation department officials
are again advising caution to
hunters against further gun acct
dents.
During the first 10 days, a toll
of nine dead and "a injured by
gunshot has been reported. Of the
nine dead, only two were more
than II years old. Five were
killed by their own guns.
Heart attacks following over ex-
ertion while hunting, a drowning,
attempted cleaning of loaded guns,
target practice and the playing
with hunting firearms by children
have taken another 10 lives in
Michigan since the hunting season
opened.
Last year there were q fatali-
ties in the small game season and
IA in deer season, or less than one
for each 10000 hunters licensed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
By Clayton H. Smith

and il was only now and then
there fell TO us notes OF musical
quality
The Information was made up
of about 20 gray birds. striking in
flight against the colors Of the
western sky. They flew so low
above the roadway where we stood
that we might distinguish the
white cheek patches Of these wary
wildfowl that are nearly 3 feet in
length, and have a Widespread OF
5 feet.
Flock after flock lifted from the
ponds and set off 10 the lake, their
cries diminishing long before the
ripping lines Of the formations
faded from our sight.
We had witnessed a flight OF
grandeur and beauty, and one was
glad as he stood there in the on
rushing twilight that Canada
geese still flew the skyways OF
North America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
TalIeSt Tree?
institute Says It Is One
III Feet High

What is the tallest tree in this
country?
According to the American Wild
life Institute, the General Sher-
man tree, a sequoia in the Sequoia
National Park, is y272 feet high,
and some authorities set its age
at 1000 years.
When the General Sherman was
a sturdy young sapling, Babylon
was a village of nomads; Greece
and Rome were a thousand years
away. 1t was 5000 years old
when Lief Ericsson first saw
America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Caribou Proves Very
Handy TO Eskimos

Just as the meat packers are
10. use everything from a
pig but the squeal, the Eskimos
use everything from the caribou
but the click of its hoofs.
Nature has equipped the caribou
with the broadcast hoof known TO
deer, four-toed affair which per-
mits it. TO walk on top OF crusted
CpONy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Traps Not Allowed

The right 10 travel over naviga-
bic streams and fish in them does
not extend TO setting traps along
the bank, the conservation depart
ment is advising farm boys and
others looking for likely spots to
set their traps. They are advised
to get permission from land owners
before beginning operations.