Has Inherited Property ( #70)

The Village Store, Joan Davis, proprietor, Jack Haley Manager. Read broadcast especially for you soldiers, sailors, marines and coast guardsmen. Now here's the star and proprietor of the Village Store, Joan Davis. The Village Store, oh, huh?

What? The ribbons arrive? Oh, well, I'll give them out at the camping tonight. Goodbye. She, John, at last they've arrived. Three thousand Joan Davis campaign ribbons for servicemen. I go out with hip one. What for?

What for? Well, until they've been out with me, they're practically non-combatants. Tonight the volunteers, accompanied by Eddie Paul, bring us a swell post-war idea. Flying down to Rio. My Rio! Rio by the CEO! Flying down to Rio where there's wisdom and rise!

Hey, teller! Well, that old propeller! Gotta get to Rio and we've got to make time! You love this foreign high above me Looking down on Rio from a hair to the blue Send the radio to Rio de Janeiro With the bigger logis so them lo and stand by their wheels by their hay

Rio, everything will be okay with singing and wings and our way to you While you're looking down on Rio from a hair, and a blue, send the radio to Rio de Janeiro. With a big hello just so they'll know and stand by there, with by their hair.

Everything will be okay with singing and ringing our way. Yesterday, while John Davis and Jack Hayley were straightening out the office files, they came across an old deed to some property upstate that John's grandfather had left her.

John has always considered the deed worthless, It's worth it, but Jack is convinced that it's worth driving up to investigate. We find John and Jack discussing the possible value of the deed. But Jack, I've had this deed for years, but I never thought it was worth anything.