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Evening star., 1941-11-16

4 YHAT are the nations favorite
" Jokes? A year or two ago
w that would have been tough
question. Then last December a new
kind of program. Can You Top
This?", was launched on the air waves.
The formula of the program is SIM
pie. Listeners are invited to send in
any joke they have laughed over, no
matter how old. Each one told over
the air wins a cash prize. To date
listeners have sent in something like
75,OOO Jokes. And here are dozen
which, with sundry variations, were
sent in the most often. Each has been
received more than l,5OO times. Test
yourself. How many have you heard?
HIGH WATER. A travelling sales
man. caught in a to1ential downpour,
stopped overnight at a farmers house.
Next morning, looking out at the
food, he saw derby hat floating
slowly to and fro in front of the house.
Fearing that someone may have
drowned, he called to the farmers
daughter. Look at that derby hat"
''Oh." said the girl, that must be
Grandpa. He allowed yesterday that
in spite of hell or high water he was
going to NOW the grass today"
CHIN CHOW. Two race horses got
to talking things over as they stood in
their stalls.
Were supposed to be pals" said
one, but you never give me chance
to win. Even when it looks like I've
got it in the bag. you pass me and win
by a nose"
Evening star., 1941-11-16
Osowisos By Csoses Ouviss

The two horses looked at each other
and one exclaimed, Can you imagine
that? A talking dog"
PULL OVER. A motorcycle cop
caught up with a speeding car and
forced the driver to the side of the
road.
Il suppose you're going to give me
a ticket for speeding" said the motor
ist.
Nav" said the cop. "I'm giving
you ticket for flying too low"
SECONDS. A man telephoned his
doctor: Come over quick. doc. My
wife has appendicitis.
Nonsense" snorted the doctor. Il
removed your wife's appendix three
years ago. How can anyone have a
second appendix"
Listen" cried the husband. Did
you ever hear of anyone having a
second wife?"
BEARING GIFTS. Inviting a friend
to his wedding anniversary. an Irish
man explained: We're on the seventh
floor. Apartment D. Just touch the
button with your elbow"
And why should l use my elbow?"
well. for heavens sake! You're
not coming empty-handed. are you?'
PAGING MR. SMITH. A man was
reclining in a barber chair. his face
covered with towels. A boy stuck his
head in the door and shouted. Hey.
Mr. Smith! Your house is on fire" The
man leaped out OF the chair. throwing
towels right and left, and raced down
the street. He had gone two blocks
when he stopped suddenly. SMITH
he said. my name isn't Smith,
PATRIOT. The top sergeant said to
the draftee: What's the idea of
knocking Army food just because you
found some sand in your spinach?
Don't you love your country"
Sure love my country" retorted
the rookie. Il love it so much don't
want to eat il"
MOONSAINE. Revenue agents f.
nally caught up with an old Negro
who had long been dealing in illicit
whisky.
Evening star., 1941-11-16

There's nothing personal" said the
other horse. I'm just out to win"
A chow dog lying near by spoke up.
yeah. but why don't you give your
pal a break sometime?"
Evening star., 1941-11-16

whats your name?" asked the
agent.
Joshua, suh."
"Any relation to the Joshua who
made the sun stand still?
mo, sub. amt got nothin' to do
wild dat Joshua. Use de Joshua dat
made de moonshine still"
NOBODY HOMER On his way
home. drunk stopped at lamppost
and pulled out his house key.
A passing policeman noticed him
fimbling around, trying to insert the
key into the post, and asked politely.
Nobody homer"
The hell there ain't,' said the
drunk. There's light upstairs"
HUMbUC. Mosquitoes were making
life miserable for MCGUIRE and Dugan
as they sat in their room at the sum-
mer clearinghouse.
"I'll tell you." said Mcclure. Let's
put out the light so they can't find us"
But after the light was out they saw
firefies fitting into the room.
mo use," sighed Dugan. They're
looking for us with lanterns"
on REELECTION. A mountaineer
found small mirror lying in the road.
He had never seen one before. He
looked into it and exclaimed. Gosh,
a picture of Paw" He took it home to
show to his wife. Mary" he said.
1--WE found a picture of Paw"
The wife looked into the mirror.
Picture of Paw nothing" she cried.
That's that old hag you've been
running around with"
NO COMPL Amt. Bob" said the
boss, you were absent from work
yesterday. What happened?"
MY mother -in-law died" answered
the young man.
What was the complaint"
There was no complaint. sir. Every
body was satisfied"
Well, what is your score? If you
have heard them all. you can rate
yourself 100 per cent American. hu-
morously speaking. But if you never
heard any of them before. you had
better start getting around more.
Most of them are as old as the hills.
The Can You Top This?" joke experts
trace the mirror story. for example.
back to 300 BIC, when it was told
about a man who looked into pool
of water. The experts consider mo
Complaint" the great-grandmother Of
all mother-in-l jokes. Later ones
tend to be milder.
The story of the rookie who didn't
want to eat his country would seem
as new as Americas l941 Army, but
the experts say that. in some version
or other. it is almost as old as soldier
ing itself.
The flying too low" yarn is the
only one they consider unquestionably
a modern joke. 1t can't be any older
than modern aviation. The talking
horse story is one of the most popular
of all. as might be expected in coun-
try which has long cherished such
talking animals as Br'er Rabbit,
Mickey Mouse. Krazy Kat and
Donald Duck.
Evening star., 1941-11-16
Tyouhas
DRY
SKIN

Every woman with rough, fiaky
or dry skin ought to know about
this new cream Ponds Dry Skin
Cream. Smooth it or. Leave s
minutes better overnight. Use
regularly. Then see the differ
your skin looks softer,
more supple!
This new cream is so effective be-
cause: l. 1t contains LdnoIin, an oil
very similar to natural skin oil. 2. The
Lanolin is "homo0enized' to help it
soak better into the dried outer layers
OF your skin. 3. 1t contains a special
emulsifying ingredient to give extra
help to dry skin. Get Ponds Dry
Skin Cream today-49t, 28t. l0t.
See how its daily use helps soften dry
skin-helps make dry lines shoW less.
Evening star., 1941-11-16
"2O4H HOURS"

reports Miss Mccormack, marveling
At all this wear from one pair! Il must
thank you for getting me started on
this correct stocking care. What dis.
covery New Ivory Flakes are! The,
give lovely, lovely suds in double
quick time!''
Evening star., 1941-11-16

Make the stoeDtlags yen have seo@
like more. Give your precious stock
ings this Ivory Flakes care after every
warrington longer wear.
vou'n like Il -. that extra wear
you may coax from your stockings this
easy way. Do what these girls did. The
cost is only 2 minutes of your time
after every wearing-a dash Of New
Double-Quick Ivory Flakes-and a
bowlful of lukewarm water. Swish!
And you have rich, silky suds! Dunk
and squeeze-and a refreshed pair of
stockings are hung up to dry! It's so
easy, you can forget about hot water
and strong soaps often hard on colors.
For Ieager wssr-start your stock
ings on Ivory Flakes today!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Woman Runs
For Council;
Active in City

Jean q. Chamberlain, Detroit.
best known clubw6frsfi, has Be.
come a candidate for C0niffiof
Council.
Long active In city politics Mrs
chamberlain said Of her candi'
dacy;
hBeeause through my work
here nave beeofife familiar
with most branches ~ the city
government, because 1 have not
Only a cord business education
but a knowledge NJ hnsHee, I
feel I am quallfied for a pisee
on the city council. Ninety per
cent ~ the women 81 this city
are behind me-
At present Mrs. Chambetlsln 4
A vice president of the wofnef's
AUXILIARY for Mlchigan's version ol
Bows Town. B6ysville, near How
tel1; a director of the Wayht
CUurty Women's Republican Club
life member NJ the Republican
lWofnens Federation W Michigan
land honorary president at the
lWomens Municipal League, con
sisting Of women employees Of the
lefty OF Detroit.
Ran 10 Years Ago
Mrs. Chamberlain, 10 years ago
was candidate for the council and
In 1929 was Republican candidate
flor the state Legislature, Said
Mrs. Chamberlain:
"a hobbys eookine. And
our Summer place ZIP On Bake
Chsmbe and myself will
celebrate our foftieth wedding
anniversary. I'm one ~ th0se
old fashioned women and after
40 years, am still In love with
my husband"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Fair Play Sought
On Defense Jobs

WASHINGTON, July io.-Pres,
ident Roosevelt today named Marx
n, Etheridge. editor OF the Louis,
wife GUurIer-journai, as chairman
lof a committee OF fair employment
practice, which is charged by
executive order with seeing that
there is no discrimination in ma.
tional defense employment on tho
basis of race, creed. color or ma
tional origin.
Others flared are Phillip Muir
rsy, president Of the Go William
Green. president Of AL. Milton
p. Webster Of Chicago Negro vice
president Of The Sleeping Car
raEthts Union Earl E Dickerson,
Negro attorney NJ Chicago, and
David Sarnoff president of the
Radio Corporation IF America.
The committee will serve with
Cut pay and vii sit IN judgment
on All complaints Of national de-
fpfleh discrimination.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
AW0L 9 Times,
Hopes He Gets
Fired by Army

! Private Matthias Riesseh. fs, who
gone AWoL from the army
nine times IN the last II months,
twice in the past week, explained
in police headquarters Saturday he
just doesn't like army life and
hopes eventually the army win de-
eide II doesn't want him any more.
Kiesgen was picked up by police
on information from Fort Belvoif,
Va. and turned over to Fort
Wayne authorities, who put him
on a train for the Virginia fort.
The train arrived without Kies-
gen and Detroti police picked him
up aeain at the home Of his grand
mother, Mrs, Catherine Kiesgefi,
at 1882 Richtori avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
DSesn't Lie Amy

i've run away fine Tires IN
the, past II months" Kieseen
said. ~ just don't ike TIE sfmy.
| Keep {~cnihs awsy m hopes
they'll dischafss me.
my fstfief t6fd me 4 hsd 10
90 to school, work, Of Join the
army and ne finally forced me
Il tried n Tor. fur months
and I found out I didn't like II
50 ttfst Keep running away.
"Dnee 1 cot IS Tar AZ Texas.
Twice I sefsSd tsfms m the
guard house ard tie rest OF the
time they fiist put me on X. p.
duty; don't know why they
don't just fire me-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Food Planning
Aid 10 Defense

The consumers division Of The
state defense council saturday
Issued a bulletin 10 Mlehlgan
housewives listing rules 10 be fol-
lowed In the buying OF food, the
planning Of meals and the avoid
anee Of waste "ih the interest Of
national defense and the strength
and health Of the nation"
The division urged that house
wives plan meals a week In adj
vance, shop only on DAYS that
stores have sales and attempt n
educate their families to eat diff
ferent foods.
For wise buying, the division
suggested that all housewives read
the labels N the goods they buy,
watch for quantity sales ~ which
they can save money, buy foods In
season and lparh 10 use substitutes
such as evapofated milk and oleo-
margarine.
To avoid waste, careful use
should be made III lefi-oyefs, veg
etables should he cooked with as
little water ne possible, and even
this water should be saved for
SOUPS, the division said. Every
house should have proper food
storage facilities and foods should
be kept covered, IL recommended
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Export AirIines Plan
u. 5..Lisbon Service

NEW YORK. July 19.-GNS)-
Regular transatlantic air passen-
ger service between New York and
Lisbon will be started this Fall by
American Export Airlines in COM
petition with Pan American Air
ways. il was revealed today by w.
S. Green, an official of the com
pany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Millionaire Gilman
Sued for Divorce

Los ANG ELES. July 10
GNS) Charging "eruel and ihhu-
man conduct over period of "a
years, Mrs Earl p. Gilmore today
sought divorce from Earl r. Gil
rTbte, rrultimilliohaire GILMAN.
owber ~ Gilmore Stadium here
and president Of the Hollywood
Turf Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Jackson rusty Takes
Taxi, Escapes 10 Ohio

JACKSON, July l9-Arthur L.
Collar. trtiS'y ~ the state prison
farm, escaped today by compelling
taXicab driver 70 drive him IA
Adrian where he forced his brother.
James. ~ the point of knife ~
drive him 70 the Ohio line. lie
was sentenced from Lenawe g
County FOR contempt Of court
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Politician Dies Of kifsek

GREENSBURG. Pa, July 10
tfNs William s. Rial IS, chair
man ~ the Pennsyivafia iquor
control board. and veteran Re-
publican leader Of western Penn
sytvania, dttrd turfay toiie~ihs q
sudden heart attack suffered last
night IN BIS home here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Australian Seeking
Oil Tankers From U.S.

MELBOURNE, July tiNs)
C. X. Gamble, managing director
Of Tie Vacuum Oil Company In
Australia, is on his way across the
Pacific ny plane today IN an Of
fort 10 Obtain American oil tank
ers 10 carry gasoline 10 Australia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
u. s. Chart

B rht'o't So vi-irfty Gerersily ia'Y and
ccr'iruef cool tofsv SUNDAY fair and
wsrrrsr rro5srs'. u fresh usst 10 rsrth-
weF wirds
Lover Michigan Tsre-aily fsir sna ccn.
'irnef roo TO-DAY Sindav fair Al warmer
rpnsr MchiEan Flir .r4 continued cool
today surdsy fsif ana vsfnet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Patience Exhausted

Sergt Glen Fox Of the army
military police predicted as he
took custody 81 Private Kiesren
that the patience of The army was
about Exhausted ard thst some
kreai punishment WOULD be handed
)Rieseen.
"When he boafded thst tain
ne signed Whit zee eaIi sn 4
wiIl order which fffesrs he
sw6ts IL p<rfofrfi his orders 10
return" fhe sergeant said.
"fjisSbtSiils sueh an ofdef IL
4 sefious 6ffenSt."
KieScen lived In Detroit until p
year ago and then moved 10 Silver
Springs. Md, where his father,
Joseph, Is working.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-12
sY HELEN R. WOODWARD

"He spoke to me about it that last day. We were alone for a moment at Evalyns, you remenls Der, while you and she went up- stairs together to get your wraps, He said, 'Phil-if anything should happen to me, you'll look out for Diana, won't you? I've discovered that I love her very much, but 1 won't say anything until I re- turn. Tt wouldn't be fair to her."
 "But Evaiyn - it was Evalyn Inc loved--alwaysp
 Phil spoke with quiet convlc. ton. Loving Evalyn is ike wor. shipping a dim, far-oR statue. You're flesh and blood, Dlana-n man could not live ifl the same house with you long and resist youi"
 She was too preoccupied to think Phil might be also speaking for himself. Sine stared straight at the road before her until it became blurred with her tears. Then sine began to weep quietly, as # the sobs were coming from her very soul, She cried for q long time and Phil was silent, busy with his driving and his own breoding thoughts. At last she laid her hand on his arm. She was smiling through ber tears.
 Thanks for telling inc that, Phil" she said. And now = shall fleyer stop waiting for him to come backI"
 A little later Phil left her at the door, drove of wondering, Diana seemed go sure that Ste. phen was alive. And yet, the evi- deiice Of his death was 50 ,con- elusive conclusive enough to sat- isfy aTl insurance coinpanyI
 In the hallway Larkin told Diana that Adeia was waiting to see her in the drawing room. Diana drew . deep breath, Well, 1t was ifleVitbale, of course. She and Adela must have an under But she had hoped 1t might be delayed 6 little longer.
 AdelG Was pacing nervolisly back and forth before the fire, while Aunt Christie occupied tho big, white leather chair. Richard Th0Fpe's profile was ciearscut against the daFkening window, So Aunt Christie knew and approved Of Adela'S affair with Richard. She was a type who would, Diana reflected gcoFnfiilly,
 Ever since the night she had visited Richards hunting lodge in search Of Adeia, she had Bensed in him q mounting intensity of born Of the fact that he had revealed Diana's attraction for him only to be coidly Febuffed. Such Fepulsion his ego could not tolerate and 50 his desire to hurt D'sna had played eagerly into Adela's hands.
 You wanted to see me, Adeia2"
 Three pairs Of hostile eyes raised to meet hers, Adela came forward, trembling a little.
 "Xcs. We au know tie arrange. inent my brother made with you about Becoming his wife. We know tie marriage was Q farce from beginning to end. And now we want to know when you gre leaving this houseI"
 Diana took 6 deep breath and steadied herself. I'm not ieay- ing" sile said quite clearly, "ste- ing she said quite clearly, "ste- phen asked me t0 carry on until
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-12
. SERIAL STORY

THE gTORYs The climax of many insults aimed at Diana Curt by her slster-in-Iaw, Adela comes when Che vicious, spiteful, girl frames . meeting between Diana and her former employer, filrta. tlOus Richard Thorpe. Diana, knowing Thorpe and Adeia are having an affair. goes to his hunt- imR lodge believing Adela is there, stephen finds them together, is hurt and bewiIdered even though his marriage Co Diana is tempo rary and one Of convenience, cons tracted tO secure his S2,OOO, 900 ln- hcritance which he would not rec ceiye unless he married before the age of 35. Others in the story are Phil Bruce, Stephens best friend who is strongly attracted tO Di. ana; EvaIyn Thorpe, beautiful blind wife of Richard, whom De ana believes stephen loves. Been somewhere, Diana, triumphant AdeIa asks when her plot tO Als- credit his wife with stephen has worked. 'T love him." flashes Di. ana, "and I'm going to fight for himl" stephen still feels Diana Is innocent, leaves things in her charge when he leaves for 6 trip Co south America. Word comes that his plane has disappeared. but Diana refuses Co believe he lS dead. Phil Bruce comes tO take her for . drive.
 
 LIFE CLOSES IN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-12
LADY BY REQUEST
oopVRlellW. soals NRA @RRvlcR, NC

his return = and that's exactly. what I'm going to dol"
 She awakened early one morn- Ing, Just as dawn was poklng iin- gers Of light into her bedroom. Out side the mists Of night had not en- tireiy dissolved. She arose and went t0 kneei ct the open wln- dow, looking out into the garden. Great waves Of fog swept back ae fl by an unseen hand, and Q faint pinkness In the east gave assurance of Q bright, new day. Diana felt a great peace descend upon her, as if for Q moment out of eternity all thought and time was arrested while she knelt there and drank in the promise of the dawn.
 And then Stephens voice, as clear as she had ever heard it, spoke quietly and tenderly. "Di- ana, my beloved - we shall soon be together again - In just Q little while"
 Trembling, the tears streaming down her face, lifted entirely out of herself, sine rose and, as con- pIeto joy flooded her being, she found herself in the hallway, knocking franticaily at Adela's door, calling; "Adeial Adclal Please come"
 Adela opened the door to stare in amazement. What's happened2 You look aB # you'd seen--"
 Stephen spoke to rne-there In my ToofnI Oh, you must believe me. Please believe I'm telling the truthI He's alive, Adelal Oh, be glad with mel l know 1t surely, He said, Diana, my beloved = in just Q little while--'"
 She was surprised at AdelaS gentleness. "Tt was . dream, Diana nothing more. I'm sorry, Come, let me take you back to bed"
 (TO Be ContInued)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-12
LIFE CLOSES IN
CHAPTER XXI

She turned from the phone to find Phil Bruce standing beside her. He noted her white face, tfc dark circles under her eyes.
 You look downright punyp he said bltintiy. Need fresh air. Come for q drive with me-
 She smiled, shook her head. "Thanks, but I'd rather not"
 'T6ok here-steve wouldn't want you to make yourself il worrying over his affairs"
 She thought that over. No, l don't suppose he would"
 He found q coat before she could change her mind, bundled her into his car and swung otit Of traffic ofl' 10 the open highway, Neither spoke for q long time until Diana said, "A man from afi insurance company came to sec inc today"
 Phi was not surprised. "steVe told me about that"
 "fe did7"
 "Yes, He said there was C great desi of uncertainty about that sort of trip. He wanted to De sure you'd Dc taken care of."
 "I happen to know the rates come plenty high. If can advise you if1 afy way"
 "t didn't take iti"
 Ptdi sweryed tic car sharply "What7"
 "f didn't take it. Phi - 1 don't suppose you can understand it, but 1 have such a strange feeling, I look up expecting to sec him iii the doorway. 1 know he. isn't
 sTts the circumstances sur. rounding the case" he said, froWning. Never really knowing. I think you'd Dc happier in the long run, Diana, if you'd just ac" cept-the truth"
 if can't"
 He drove more slowly. "You loved him very fiuchl"
 "Yes. I wish I might have told him SO. It would have made things SO much easier new" But how could she have told him, WhGi he did not even kiss her goodby that morning at the aiFs port7
 "T'hen perhaps 1t will make t easier" Phil said slowly, If I told you that he loved you with ali the strength Of his being. But he thought there was something keeping you apart"
 Her voice came to q whisper. 'IIow--how do you know"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-12
cRANlUM CRACK FRS
PTnaKIN puZZLRRR

Cheers from the throats Of thou- sands gouna out every weekend as Q football player goes Btreaking down the field for a touchdown. Now in1- agtne you're carrying the ball, and oil that stands between you and Q touchdown are those five questions about intercollegiate football:
 1, Gan a player pick ID Q ftEns bied bali of the ground and run for q touchdown7
 2. What three offensive plays may be used to gain the extra point after Q touchdoWn7
 3, Are the goal posts on the goal line Of college football fleid2 What is the end zope7
 {. Is football ail original ATners ican gamer
 5. Why Is football field called "gridigon"2
 Answers or Hack Page
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-12
GOLD WORKRRg

Only co persons usually work in the manufacture Of gold and silver leaf and foil in the United States normally, but they manufacture about tI,6O0,OO0 worth Of gold leaf annually,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Resorts for Sale

ATTRACTIVE cottage, completely fur
niShed LIVING dining. porch three bed
rooms; excellent condition near Pontiac.
REdfori 7Jf7
CHOICE summer cottage on shore Lake
Erie - Pointe sBE Peaux tMour0ci b.
Electricity, water and modern plumbing.
situated in restricted area win play
grounds. tennis court. boat hafDOr. per
and bathing beach. Long. Cadillac $3.50.
COTTAGES buit complete 2fN30 only
1895, 10 days onlyl designs Free liter
sture' Weir 2ol2 Clarmount. TY. 3-s2f0.
DECORATION DAY SPECIALS cabins.
machine ntted "a your lot. {. Hubert,
Townsend 7-6726; l.. ArOls, Townsend
5-lls9
DETROIT BEACH Exceptionally sttrac-
tive year around 5-roOn house. Fire
place. oil furnace complete plumbing.
screened porch. corner bot. Terms. owner.
Atlantic $50
FOR RENT OR SALE A. 1910 Oakland
boulevard. Middlestraits Lake. three bed
rooms large porch. garage, on lake next
10 bathing beach, year around cottage
open Friday saturday. Sunday. Carlton
Kiett. REdford 1928.
,HORSESlioE- AKks-Osiy- store bea "A fsil
living quarters; 81 $50. investment
doubled one year. 1903 Flanders. Airing
ton IlG0
WOODLAND BEAcH-Year around home.
screened porch. electricity. bargain, quick
sale. Plaza 1854
u ACRE PLOT on Lake Huron si75.
tWrftV bux No. Boost Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Farms and Lands for Sale

40-ACRE. paved: So. 500. s3-acre. s.. 500.
l2-acre; vacant. 81, 40. LitsenDerser
N0r'hvlile 1eJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

ALGONQUIN 7i2 Home privuege, twin
beds innerspriugs fine food Lenox
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Hunting. Fishing Property

40 ACRES Huron National Forest: house,
garage. vel fOn SADIE RIVER, .. miies
Hale Mich NineNOod l-950s.