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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-11
- Houses FOR Sale


, Four rooms and bath; nearly
new; full basement; unfinished
attic; screens, storm windows,
and weather stripping. Owner
drafted; must sell. Mt. Clemens
5088. AK
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Floor Sanding
fumieot,na
Moving g Storage

OUR moving equipment is the
best. Special care taken of your
furniture and upholstered gods
In storage. such as moth proof
ing and wrapping rugs and cush-
as. City Transfer Co, So
Broadway, Mt. Clemens. Phone
6Sol Service TO and from De-
troi, daily.
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"a Articles For Sole

st. Clair Shore, 22527 Dorian
street; four rooms; Il acre; good
soil; price $500; $500 down or
will accept late model car as
down payment. For information
call owner. Detroit TU 2-83l8.
A12
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FordSon tractor. Al condi-
ton, magnetic new carburetor.
Ferguson double bottom pillow. |
John Deere double bottom pillow,
spring tooth. 2l2 -. GainSbor-
ough. Phone 3l08-M Royal Oak
Al2
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House Trailer For Rent Or Sale
Automobiles For sal.

1882 CHEVROLET in good condition.
Cheap Located A. $50 Devonshlre
I'd Kenneth Green.
1888 CHEVROLET door sedan
Radio. heater. defroster. Excellent
tires Call 1871
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Real Estate
Houses Fer SAFE

. ACRES on Wasatenaw Ave fo-
only 1880 With f-so down and
balance on II terms.
: BUSINESS LOTS on Washtsuav
Ave iust outside city, for $50.
SHERIDAN AVE. = bedroom home
Living room, dining roam. kit
chen. Modern and nicely decor
ated, new roof. open porch. gar
age. $500.
: ROOM DELUNF home not FAR
from down town. one Iarge bed
room on second floor. with pri-
waite outside entrance. rooms
on st Moor. including bed
rooms. hata. large living room
With fireplace, equally large mu-
sic room or office with outside
entrance big dining room. and
ultra n odern kitchen. all beau.
tifully decorated and floors COM
pletely csrpeted within last wear
a, cost OF over 81 500. new M
tered and forced air heating
plant. automatic water heater.
So foot lot well landscaped and
? car garage open front porch.
excellent view, paved street
Price, $4,000.
8 APARTMENT home on Con
gresS Street with Z apartments
furnished including stoves and
refrl gerators monthly income
Of S2lQ. one apartment now
available Tor purchaser. y de
sired. A home with lnrom. mai
VII pay for H. at price ~
1lo50O.
II ROOM story home. fairly
close down town. ,orlqIete
baths. extra lavBrory: stokcr
lee'. large porcaes good lot
and garage. all up iu Al shane
this Is good Proposition far
roomers or apartments. $4,000
SUPER pE LUXE brick veneer
home. IN very choice location %
rooms and fun bath on lSt
floor. rooms and fun hath
above Homes like this are scarce
and II will be first eome-flrst
served Pr!ce, $4,000,
SUBURBAN bungalow :, mil.
west OF Npsi. rooIns. bath.
car garage. paved drive About
Years Ola. A dandy home
DEFENSE TIVE home. siuSt or
Michigan Ave. huilt only short
time. Price, $3.50, with SI.250
down.
COLONIAL HOME On south Wash
inSton, rooms, bath. extra Law
atory' screened porch, large lot
Price, $500.
thmon & Oreenstreet
K + 4 I. I q K S
40 ". Michigan. Phone 1871
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CRUSHED ROAD GRAVEL
Delivered or I o. Is. Pit
WHITAKER q COOLING 60.
$500 Gale ia Phone 2O2O-l-2
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Suburban property
Farms For Ssis

40 ACRE FARM, eight room house.
barn. fruit trees, $500. Terms Ito
Peet 80 y. Huron 81 Phone 1871.
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Merchandise


Household turn,shiro.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR and
electric range. Both IN perfect
condition. can Milan Sol 10 . pm.
ELECTRIC STOVE westinghouse.
I25 ~ 'ubber garden hose pre-
war. 707 Emmett. Apt. !.
S PIECE BfNING ROOM SUITE
WaInut-gOod condition.
s07 Congress 81.
DAVENPORT and CHAIR Blue tapes
Try. war constructed. iuuorspring
reversible cushions. Brand new
pa No. Washington St rh. DOW
TWO FULL BEDROOM SUITES.
springs. mattresses. library table
Antique sstiee and chair. 70 AIMS
worth Blvd Phone 71G
BEAUTIFUL MAGIC CHEZ tGaap.
Left hand oven. Excellent condi-
ton $500. Cash. Call 1901 after
moons
HEATROLA-Large Size
Al Condition
call A. $40 North street.
CIRCULATING COAL HEATER for
fms Fine condition. y3j. " G.
Ludwig 700 Ferris 81.
Farm Products For sale
POTATOES Nav Beans. 30 White
Rock Pullets Fresh Eggs
schattenhelm' $500 Mexican Road
south OF Ford Dam.
Musical Equipment
BUY A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
upr KIT plano with tie privilege II
trading u in on console when
production IS resumed Grinnell
Bros 30 W. Michigan.
PIANOs-Bougnt. sold. exchanged.
and rented. Ypsiianti Plano CO. lO2
Michigan.
Merchandise For sale
FULLER BRrSHES
Phone vps 1858 or
Saline ls0Iai
UPRIGHT SHOW CASE. rug. two
ladies coats. size - and ls al
y Huron s..
TYPEWRITER DESK CHAIR
AND TRUNKS
cal f5s-J after 4 ?. m.
ELECTRO CRATE HEATER - In.
by q IN Al iis gals cream
house paint 40 ZOE Parsons -.
Herchsr.,' sns.',t-
bon SPRINGS MD MATTREssEs
81 r = ? sH o p
70 " Michigan.
TABLE LANPs CourIete VIZ
e-sfas s. 70 and ~ Hpslanti
Piano Co. t02 p. Michigan.
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Legal Notices
ORDER APPOINTING TIME ron
HEARIM0 CLAIMS
. the Matter or the Estate OF
rrsdsrtoka Setter, Deceased


u appearing to the Court that the
time for presentation OF claims
against said estate should be limited.
and that a time and place be az
pointed 70 receive, examine and ad-
lust ali claims and demands against
said deceased by and before said
Court.
n II Ordered. That creditors OF
said deceased are required to present
their claims 20 said Court At said
Probate office on or before the
2gth day OF March, A. j. l9ii at
10 o'clock In the forenoon. said time
and place being hereby appointed for
the examination and adjustment OF
all claims and demands against said
deceased
II IL Further ordered. That public
notice thereof be given by publica-
ton OF COPY OF tAis order for three
successive weeks previous TO said
day or hearing. In the Ypsilanti
only Press. newspaper printed
and circulated In said county.
JAY q. PRAY. Judge of Probate
Adv A-19T
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Merchandise Wanted
For Sale or Exchange
Dirt. s.no ana Gravel

wheel-AnythinE OF
value bought exchanged Field s.
20 r. Cross So Phone 2Og2
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oRDHn APPOINTING TIME ron
HEARIN0 CLAIMS

No. 33s77
STATE or MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court FOR the County OF wash
tenaw.
At n session OF said Court. held
o. tire Probate office in e.. city OF
Ann Arbor. In the said County. on
the 3ist day Of December. 4. u. 1913.
Present. Honorable Jay q. Pray.
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
John q. ssavsr, Deceased
IL appearing to the Court that tho
time for presentation OF claims
against said estate should be limit
ed and that time and place be APP
pointed to receive. examine and adj
lust all claims and demands against
said deceased by and before said
Court
II is Ordered. That creditors OF
said deceased are required 10 pre-
sent tielr claims to said Court at
oaid Probate office on or before the
10 o'clock In the forenoon said tins
and place being hereby appointed
for The examination and adjustment
OF all claims and demands against
II Is Further Ordered. That pub
lie notice thereof be given by publi-
cation OF copy Of this order for
three successive weeks previous to
said day Of hearing IN the Ypsi-
lanu DAILY Press. newspaper
printed and circulated in said
county
JAY C. PRAY. JudE. of Pro-
Xdv' 4.i27
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ent
Help Wsnted--MaIe

MAN. rs TO IS. 10 learn man
agement 81 large coal yard,
an es sential wartime activ-
ity Fine opportunity for man
with proper Qualifications
Write RAJ care Press.
ROUTE MAN FOR milk route Mar
ried. Excellent wages ana commits
sion. Permanent position. y. o.
Box SOS. Ypsi
EXPERIENCED MECHANIC Wanted
Phone 413 or 2453. See MIR. Long
uecker at 100 T.. Cross 81
JANITOR Part time or full time.
Good wages. steady work Grlnnell
Bros 2i0 w. Michigan
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Daily, per year. outside Ypsl-
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Special rate TO soldiers, year. $500
Independent OF politics and pub
llshed daily except Sunday with an
aim toward serving the Ypsilanii
trading territory.
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the local news published herein All
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AutomotiYe
House Trailer. For Gale

Isu ROYAL COACH Deluxe trailer
for sale PlyWood finish. steel
frame tive, rooms, oven stove. oil
heater. ice box. sleeps four. NeEe-
tlan blinds. 6XlO fully screened
porch. excellent condition. Located
~ 1906 Macon Road. 81 mlles
southwest OF Saline. corner OF
Macon Road and Arizona Road
RAE 25 TT. ADMIRAL steel Trailer
sleeps four. Circulating floor heat
Beautifully equipped room
style. 100 per cent insulated Com
plete with oil storage tank and
attached shed WIN sell equity
worth $500 for 400 cash 1916
Maplewood Ave
NEW TEAlLERS-Tra IN your
present trailer on new Roycraft,
NRgabond, Royal. Alma, or Travelo
Also large stock ~ used tralIers
Terms to suit open evenings SsN-
horns, $50 Ecorse I'd. Pm. al7s-J.
20 TT 1919 ROYAL IMPERIAL
House Trailer Privately owned
Reasonably priced. Located q miles
W. mile So, Of Saline Off Mil
1921 Kaiser Rd Kenneth t. Walton.
House Trailer For Rent Or Sale
FOR SALE OR RENT. rs Fr
TRAILER with 7'xH Rrick-Sided
room attached. Carpeted. Oh heat
er & electric hot plate Include
summer yard equipment. sii5. Mr.
NcPherson-p. m. -e7iO Packard
ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08
eSssHlneft i'm Detroit.
Praises Air Science

Frank + Gannett Rochester
y Y newspaper publisher and
candidate for The Republican
presidential nomination IN 1910.
,8Id Jn AN. address here today that
Development Of the propellerleSs
arp'ano announced Yesterday in
a iout Anglo-American announce
Ucr'. was another example Of
--A4-aa44--ti -te,ft ron hat ->cirncc-
ha made IN ms war
In = speech 10 menberS -6f the
Aircraft Club Gannet who re-
comfy returned from a trip 10
f0E'5Td PRAISED the mon who
Developed secret Instruments
thar enable pilots ~ find targets
through clouds and fog and mt
them with great accuracy
Hitler hasn't anything like
them. he Sald "If the pilots
get into trouble. ALI they have
10 DO j. press button and the
Instruments are destroyed"
A. press conference preceding
IT'S TTiTfTc~s C4nnpft SAID ne hoped
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08
Tmes PhnA

the Republican Party will select
the strongest man available for
the 1914 election
lie said he had great admiral
ton for Coy ,IeAH ~ Broker
Of Ohio, who made his first cam
paign speech in Detroit today. He
is a man of highest character and
ability and II is only natural
that ne should be thought Of as
Outstanding candidate fer the
Republican nomination
The sentiment Is swinging
against thes New Deal be said.
and the COP has a good thance
OF Winning The election this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08
roLICE ttWtn

itH uff
'---r
bling W. f. a~f
-er DaaJ patron,
aI.-n ve#. l
ln- "a a,r-r
cor Frl.,r d to NH dc-
eide Vh,ot Vt ta r.-e~,gl
for re '1 take rfer to Hc
receives tI> .Hs late fplat
n onlt have tho power 90
supcriupoSc the states attor-
nev general over the prosecution
10 call 90 grand urN If tecl
there has been neglect at duty
or laNtN in laV enforcement. ="
GnE ~ our state
police had Tho same power ~
those in Michigan gambling
would be- no problem ~ they
could stop II overnight How
ever, Oho'> state police are
only empowered with traffic
law enforcement and gambling
j. up go the local authorities
Prosecutor DHnctaf9 u4- only
-.elt optimistic QZ-r ine rc
SUITS 90 .thc forthcoming Crane
"lfF
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FE0rSewElippinS I rSed
For Delinquent Youth

something FOR Won.
Instead. he should horSeWh hip
Nuu
md YOU, rc 75w0r she'd
Frank Hartman 70 "haNe been
dishonorahlN discharged from
the army
40 I haven't" answered fra
su- Il MS discharged
bad conduct
5, pa'no. tsd Weaver rs
SAID na r'url- fp enter t-o army
Both Admired nreetr- MO
caeIo a0r iierr1 U'chT -
confessed nroat.rC rto q shop
whore 0o stole IS Ccrt> AID wore
CINrn three }C9f~ probation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08

~t'f'\t'N Yam = A good old
HIprr was
...U.tc 0rIl0-
. CLCl.r
,s. a> fc
rrr Npct0- o0 probation
- IS shame when - MANY
good young men are IN the
service defending their COUNTRY
VIM s on fellows stan home and
gc' in trouble .r '9.8 're 'r'o
II j. beyond me WHY good
people oi the community viii
-poak rn hehtlf nf YOU. min
lister has written recommending
clemeucN and the father Of one
81 YOU - here irving TO do
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08

order War stamps delivered
20 your home hy your Detroit
Times carrier.
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tions ln Lucas County from the
sheriff and prosecutor whom he
Io'un~ to Coluulr tonight.
LOCAL PROBLEM
III the local officials do their
iob, there's no reason why the
state should Step IN" be added
In the past The Lucas t0untN
officials have been very CO.
operative i'm such NATTER
THE ONO laws covering
gambling are very weak. and
state enforcement - hampcred
nv the fact that Ohio state
-pal4Gn-haAe- --u1hnEilA-eAcGf
in traffic cases. Every effort
the Legislature has made I"
give powers of seizure 10 the
state Pelte- has been fought By
local authorities.
Condition, uDaH 'ae Nrh2an-
OHIO lnc ~ tae ie-ot'- ",ic
brought 80 WAGE attention "i
authorities t.isnIr- ttp Aua'c
>+4- 4a-a. GA4rte-I N-eaN Dee
trot and Ermr-Hau aa.r0t.~.r1
cNtc.tse vr1 -tr.cs ~
notes SEWING ra ere.j E- t'o
because De- r1l lI u.-i S.--
s. grand -l H-a'or H'"
-aarr..rr f.r 40r"1
--l---4--l L------4--
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- - h'N> 'ViAtI 'll't pItltl-nG
US 9d5iTe~ Gannett SAID he hoped
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08
Sheriff Clamps
Lid on Gaming
In Toledo Area

a coDplcle- Shutdown Of Lucas
County CToihdoo, OHIO, gambling
resorts was e+anod today by
ShcrifT CHaTfoS rfCUUTZ7cy tUtfurv-
ng Threatened executive action
hy Gov Bricker and the Sched-
uhng of a grand jury lnveStiga-
1n
THE Devon, last gambling
resort operating in the county,
was definitely closed down at 10
o'clock last night in the last
of three raids ON IT made--ty my
men, There is no gambling in
Lucas County today Hcnncs-
-ev stated
Gov. Broker in Detroit today
u the opening 1l ms campaign
Tor lhe Republican presidential
termination sand he would demand
e lull report on gambling condl-
uonS IN Lucas County from the
sheriff and prosecutor when he
IcfuIn~ fo Columns tonight.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-18
Alberto Oil Notes


Estimates of the oil content and
commercially exploitable area of
the Athabaska tar sand deposit in
Alberta are being revised down
ward as a result of core tests being
carried on by the Canadian govern
ment.
A representative stated that the
richest sand section appears to be
more or less restricted to the vicin-
ity of the Abasand Company de-
velopment on Horse River, at Fort
McMurray, where the sand is
coarse, free from clay and silt, and
carries up to so percent of bitumen.
Cores recovered in the same gen.
eral vicinity, and in other sup
posedly favorable locations, show
that the character and content of
the McMurray fresh water sand
stone formation are neither uni
form nor practicable. On Wheeler
island the formation was found to
be high in minus 200-mesh sand,
with considerable amounts of clay
present. It is doubtful whether
either the Abasand separation proc
ess or processes now being tested
would make possible commercially
feasible recovery of the hydro
carbon content from the sand in
that area
CALGARY.-At least seven new
proven locations for oil wells in
north Turner Valley will be opened
up with the completion of North
end /, farthest east producer on
the north Turner Valley extension.
In addition to being the farthest
east producer in the field, the well
is also the deepest producer in
Canada. Finished at 9,612 feet, 623
feet in the Madison limestone after
partial acidizing, with the upper
zone partly rnudded off, 1t started
at 80 barrels an hour, settling to
20 barrels. The well stood I'M
finished for months, operators be-
lieving il was outside the produc-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-18

lars to Florida, but it should raise
the prices of almost all land wheth-
er or not oil Is found thereon. Those
who get money from oil are sure
70 invest Il In more land as they
know nothing about stocks and
bonds. Hence, this Is no time TO sell
raw land in Florida"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-18
CRUDE on. STOCKS
INCREASES SLIGHTLY

Stocks of domestic and foreign
crude petroleum at the close of the
week ended March 4 totaled 237,.
10000 barrels, according to data
reported to the Bureau of Mines,
United States Department of the
Interior. Compared with the total
of 237, 137, 900 barrels for the pre-
ceding week, this represents an in
crease of 626,0 600 barrels, comprising
an increase of 10000 barrels In
stocks Of domestic crude, and an
increase of 486, 600 barrels I'm stocks
of foreign crude. Heavy crude oil
stocks in California, not included
in the notwithstanding stocks, to-
tailed 6,4S8, 900 barrels, a decrease
of 100000 barrels.
Send a contribution to the Sun.
htas.cf naaucr.
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ing area, till Imperial Oil assisted
in the completion.
The pressing need for new crude
oil producers in Turner Valley was
indicated In the conservation board
report issued this week which re-
vealed that the decline in valley
production in 1943 was continuing
into 1914.
During the week ended Feb. IA,
the report stated, the valley pro-
duced only q, 785 barrels Of crude
daily, a drop of 1929 barrels from
the daily yield during the cores
ponding week of 1913.
The present Valley yield CORES
ponds fairly closely to that of 1910.
The Taber field, despite market
ing difficulties, is one of the bright
spots of the Alberta oil picture.
The Dominion Oil Company COM
pleted another well this week.
Present indications are that 1t will
compare favorably with the other
six crude oil producers in that field,
now second only In extent of po-
tential production to Turner Valley
and Fort Norman In Canada.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-18

"Oil has been discovered In Flo
rida since was here last winter.
It is being pumped out of the
ground every day by the Humble
Oil & Refining Co, about As miles
southeast of Fort Meyers on the
west coast, south of Sarasota. Most
of the large oil companies are now
securing leases throughout south
Florida at from 10 cents or more
per acre. This money is all velvet
to landowners because an oil lease
does not interfere with raising
cattle, citrus, vegetables or anything
else.
"If you are so fortunate as TO
have oil discovered on your land
later, you then get 1914 percent Of
the oil in addition to your present
lease money. Not only win this oil
bring hundreds of millions of dol
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-18

incidentally, the article reveals a
new peril for Montana operators
the possibility that wandering (and
very valuahle) range stock, may be-
come intrigued by the smell OF
crude oil, drink 1t, and succumb.
The article follows:
Jessie Hunter of Klein recently
received a letter from young man
in service in England who reported
hearing over the wireless that
there was "a big oil boom In Round
up, Mont" He also enclosed this
clipping from an English news
paper labeled In terse English news
paper style, "Oil Strike:
FEB. Alt has recently been
reported that a profitable oil strike
has been made in Roundup, Mont"
This seems to be additional evil
dence for the statement we hear
so often, mostly from out-of-town
acknowledgements, that "everybody's
excited about the oil boom except
the people of Roundup"
From whatever sources this state
ment originates, 1t Is obvious that
they must travel In different circles
from our beaten path. Il seems to
us that all we hear in the line of
casual conversation is talk of domes
and contour lines, synclines and
anticlines, royalties and quarter
sections.
If the people of the county have
been bit skeptical of the PROPOSE
ton that we're all going to be rich
day after tomorrow from liquid
gold and fifty dollar investment,
they can certainly be forgiven. Once
burned is twice shy, or 80 they
say, and there's no question but
that many of the citizens still at
large took a royal singing on Oil
Boom 1.
r. However, as we say, we have
noticed no such indifference to oil
as discerned by out-of-towners. Why
even the cattle of the country north
east of Roundup are developing a
taste for the stuff. This unfortunate
addiction left Northern Ordnance
Inc with a number of head of
fine grass-fed Montana heifers rigor
mortis and slightly favored with
crude oil, but otherwise perfectly
good for black market distribution.
Farmer Won can't On wronc on
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-18
England Newspapers Hear of Gage
Dome Strike; Cows Drink Oil, Die

Even sedae England has heard on Gage
Dome, near Roundup, according the following w.
Elseleins excelentyedted Roundup Record Tribune.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-18
Babson Sees Florida Oil Boom
Az Boon to States Landowners

BABSON PARK Fa-Roger w Babson oil boom in the
making in Florida. In recent article he says:
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-18

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Farmer: You can't go wrong on
this mare, sir. She's sound, gentle,
good worker and a fine saddle
horse.
City Slicker: What I want to
know, is she tender?