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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
LeeCe Neville
Lifts Dividend

Icccc-Ne>iile Company declared
a dividend Of 20 cents. payable
January 70 10 stock Of record Jan
uary 3. The previous payment was
30 cents October Is
Report for tho quarter ended
October 81, tho first quarter of
the fiscal year subject to audit and
year end adjustments. shows a~Acr'
profit Of 500. 52S-ef--sSs-ff--;;5,3 a share
on 70 i59 common shares after
a reserve Of SG6i 10 for federal
income and excess profits taxes.
This compares with a net profit
of 500 go. or ~ cents "A share in
the like period last year, when the
tax reserve was only S25 2i9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Broad Buying
In Soybedns
Features Trade
Closes Over &c Up;
Wheat Edges Higher
After Ruling Firm

CHICAGO. Dec % CINS). EX-
cept for pronounced strength in
SoybeanS. trade i'm futures was col
orleSs today ON the Board of Trade
Soyhcans on. broad buying adj
vanccd &c 90 54ac. led by Deem
Der. before rCacting partially 10
taiit,-tA = ttt4ii -bt-c~ffttrc-r-
reached a high of Sl724.
The buying was largely attrib-
uted to hints that the price ceiling
on CottonSeed oil may be- raised. a
good demand for cash Soybeans at
prices substantially above quota
tons late yesterday, also was a
factor in the upturn.
Wheat CLOSED SC TO &c higher
after ruling firm within a range
of around &C. December closed
sc up AT Si23.
Corn closed sc TO &c up, oats
unchanged to i4c off and ryefi2 &C
TO ! &c up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Years Supply of Rubber

As for ourselves. We have
through the use of federal funds
deliberately built up StockplleS
of scarce and critical imported
materials Tor more than
year.
More than years supply Of
crude rubber. for example. is
said to be on hand. Two SYM
thetic processes for making
artificial rubber have been de-
veloped. and plans are under
way to develop a natural supply
Of crude rubber through fresh
paintings in the Western Hemi-
sphere
Bolivia likewise offers an al
Tentative source of supply of tin,
which j, likely to be relatively
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

line 20 China. over winch mill
tary and civilian supplies may
Toe sent. be kept open. China
capacity to continue her valiant
efforts against the Japanese IS
closely tied up with the uninter-
ruptcd ffow of military and
civilian supplies from the United
states and other friendly
sources.
Thirdly. as an economic mat
Ter. we are not Yet completely
Sclf-Suflicient and not a few of
the essential raw materials
which we lack come 10 US from
Asiatic quarters. The tempo
rary interruption Of the right OF
American dealers 10 sell tires IS
n dramatic reminder of some OF
the practical aspects bearing on
American business and on do
nestle living standards Of the
battle of tho Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Bond Clothes
Bonus in Bonds

Detroit employees Of Fond
Clothes are sharing in the 5000 600
bonus being paid to 9l3l Bond
workers. The bonus is being paid
n-Golen>c bonds
Defense bonds totaling about
Sl5o0OO viii be given 1000
Rochester. \ Y. employees, Barney
Ruhcns. general vice president. an
nounced. Those at a Bond factory
at Brunswick. ~ j., and workers
Ian 80 stores share also.
Decision TO pay the bonus in de-
tense bonds was reached yeSter-
day afternoon after the suggestion
from RubcnS brought fiVe-mnute
on alton from the assembled work
erS in the factory cafeteria. Ru-
bcnS characterized the demonStra-
ton as AN example of the patriot
ism of these clothing workers
whose national roots reach into
every European country and
whose religious ties touch about
all religions. ..-
1T shows they are willing To
do their share To help finance
the future of democracy" h.
S3d
I'm addition the directors voted
The equivalent of two weeks sad
any 90 employees who are IN the
armed services OF the country.
only the president and the senior
VICE president are excluded from
the bonus arrangement, At was
4pyDttDrgI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
DefrOiter 10 Judqe
Biq Peanut Contest

Verne L. Kirby Of the food divi-
sion OF MaQManuS John & Adams.
Inc advertising agency has been
appointed by Is. T.. Fell. president
of international Spice and Coffee
Company 10 Toe the local Judge in a
national contest the week of Janu-
airy y, sponsored by the National
Peanut Council Fell heads up the
contest IN Michigan for the Ma
tIonal Peanut Council.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
REYNOLDS Co. DeferS
Action on Dividend

Rf>n0ld, Spring Company dtcc-
Tors htc deferred action on dlNl-
dend,. ON September rs. "a pay
uent 81 - cents WAS made the
ar,l since September, 1857. Tt
va et7n8 That uncertainties lac-
W- tHa automobile parts business
mds t advisable lor the company
fn cons nc.c cash TO meet pne-ioi,
Iuli. contingencies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

CHICAGO. Dec. - dNsD cash gram
close
WHEAT M. red Duum. toush. 81;
No hard. Al "a
corn Old. 10 yellow. 70 soc.
No. yellow. IS NsV No. 9 mixed.
7jl4c. No. : mixed ~ g. 10. . yellow.
Is IS g.. 80 3 yellow 753. misc; Me- 4
yellow. = 7dtsc 30. ? yellow 69te
72nc sample rra1r yellow. sip7t- - 81;
No white - So G.; 80. white. sIl4
70 SIC
OATS-No , mixed Soc 40 white
56 r, SIC NO. white 30 a., 10. 3
.Wh te % 30 e.. SO. q white j5c; sample
grade white alc. No red special heavy.
80 C. No red special heavy, % 50 a..
No. ! red special 56c. NJ. : iced, bic.
No. 5 White tnu I3r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Oil Stocks Decline
Il Million Barrels

w SHIN CT ON. Dec 20
Stocks of domestic and foreign
crude petroleum in the week ended
December 13. totalcd 242. 6S3 600
barrels decrease of 1.5l7OO0
from the preceding week. accord
ing TO the Bureau of Mines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
But Fact Remains

Again admitting that abuses Oc-
caslonally occurred. that a small
percentage OF cnlrcDlcneurs. pro-
motcrS. tlnanciCrS became more
ambitious than ,crIpulouS, Undue
ing many small SPECTATORS Ia
incur RISKS which proved dia>-
trouS. the indlSput3blc. Supremacy
important fact remains that II
was under The odd deal that the
United States gained world su-
prcmaCy.
Would wc bc The mightlc1
force in the world today. would
We be a superoly slrong as We
are to fight for the preservation
OF human fTCJtUnT against foreign
tyrannical dictatOis If we h
been subjected tr .atteT-day g0f
ernmcntal restrictions. Iegu.
tons. prohibitions
Consider a few specific fact,
Since the securities and e.
change commission was set up
Congress and since these cor
miSSionerS started their CraSj
administration O! Nc law the 20
OF the peoples sly ngs into en-
ployncnt-gIVus eu etpuse> b
all but dried zap Bass fallen trag
caliy short OF what i was VIII
America was battling for ind,
2 f.f.t -tft.r.ftt.Fs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
SpiCer Earns
S2.59 a Share

Sp.ccr Manufacturing Corpora
ton and is subsidiaries for the
quarter ended November 30
showed "A net profit Of $S2S7 46.
after federal taxes, etc, equal
after dividend requirements on the
So preferred 10 $50 a share on
100000 shares oi common.
For the quarter ended Nov 30.
1870. The company reported a net
profit OF $Sl6A77 equal tn-S2- -
share
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Wo0daII' S 3-Month
Earnings S65,776

Woodall Industries. Inc. re-
ports for the quarter ended No
vember 80 a ne profit of sos 776
after depreciation federal income
and excess profits taxes. etc.
equal TO - cents a share, against
SIS SCI or % cents a share. lp~ttIC
November quarter OF lbesprevios
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Kalamazoo Stove
Again Pays IS Cents

Kalamazoo stove and Furnace
Company declared dividend OF
- cents payable February . 10
stock ot record January 20 The
same amounts were paid in previ-
Gus quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Meyer JeweIrY Pays
YuIe Bonus in Bonds

The Meyer Jewelry Company
TINS year will distribute Christmas
bonuses in United States Defense
Bonds. instead of the usual cash
10 was announced Satur-
day 1t Is estimated that upwards
ol SIT 600 VIII be awarded 10 80
i'm the firms three stores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
3 Issues at Stake
In Battle of Pacific
Far East Outposts, Rubber,
Aid TO China Are Cite rlN
BY MERRNLE STANLEY RUkENSER
IniernationuI Nr~s service Economic Commentator

fortnight after the perfdious japanese attack on Pearl
IIbor provides vantage point for reviewing The large eco
ana. related aspects of the battle of the Pacllc
so least three major strategic issues are at stake
the American outpoS and the strategic ortreSSeS o
powers the Far East help 10 keep the lighting
iH mainland
secondly inaSmuch for four China mas been a
military thorn the side Of the Japan IS vitality mn
iItLO he al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Cite Achievements

Our folks became the most NUM-
erouS home-ownerS in history.
They became able 10 buy two
thirds OF all life insurance existent
throughout The world. Savings ac-
counts more than cqualed our
total number of families. Upwards
OF 10000, 600 Americans were able
to become investors in stocks and
bonds.
We built the fastest railway
transportation system on earth.
We became owners of more paSsen-
ger automobiles, buses motor
trucks, tractors. than all the rest
ol the world We supplied the capi-
tai To create the most mammoth
and most efficient industrial en-
terpriSeS on the globe.
You can fill IN a lot Of Other
unparalleled achievements,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULZ
Times Financial Editor

sE- Tho. s.t .Frf nxrnu..r..,. y ...."
~ ~ ~, -. ,|,t&N... ....-.. "
n " ' $50 .-- 49,. 9.. go
~, 1, W.
ie 49, ,..
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ga -, ga :, D,,.,,e.
solhs !" '" - ~ ~, :" -,
nlue "''i"u, 49,.
tne '"i ','".'>'i - ,f
uoh. no ~ " t'' ~.
'"''i'l''n '''' ~"
"u go" ~ -
Tt.'. ia'@ ;-....-..... .........,
WIN eo -. .."'...
lll1->1- IL = 4 ~
Was hol i">' q" '''
a ,,l'NSi.'.
Wei We 'ali zen ~.
SION ou' rom g.l >',
was a Ial.Jie nos, .,o>'
uiallsls McIeA nl4. '.'''...
was real non'> -lo--3.'i'''>' .'.'.'
lean red blood 800 tA'F VEINS tta
they proNep d.
As matter 81 i.'' ..
called proieta'lai cou -o ..'
gotten along an}"@N Ion
were fellows VINO man N' '---A DID
their Shirt>leo\'> ah.' "'I,
corpora non PicSld'h'S 3'''
men who hadn 7 WORKED .n '..-
shirt sleeves ana were nov on...
Leaders. II was d very inc -''".
erlng.
but honestly il was AN ii'-I.'' ...-
sfair. y huGe I'I''IaI %" .''
signb9ard hau neen efec,ra 'n ~
oil me SpraheI !, '"n'' WINS .
steel braced.
Inc SPEAKERS 'a'44e was -i','7
by cross section OF pcl'o..
leaders ana lhefe were men ~
as important SUING out 'i""'' +''
the table were;
Fred butZei. Lacy = i,o" n.
Hugh McMlllcn. tualic> NluI,'.'l
W w LOWS, j. a. hal'eh eN y.
Macauley Jf. W. one. w.
SeflppS' hoy NifrT7TrllS' Alieh Nio"
ana WalleT = NgLu'aS
n l.. heller' hi,hdfu fIaii,eh-
D. =. ociIolIhdh' -Elo'' +,
BraoleE. W cameron Ic1>,l
roIo Mayor t.u"dlu D. J'l'I JUS
ana f-HliheI Noi,hclH So,
EIhest < ndii1Ier, AlN Van ~ ~
Tauley q; 10Y l'eCu' y'T ,I'..,' U.s.
rope' W y: No t.hl' - ~ il'"-
Soch' a. y 6elItS il -,
TyaISi'atI. ut ne SoI, - " NJ.
a. 1 iti!l,l eli,N - ,t,.'lt
~ = Wann 80 ca, Nir-5
UO,mi "a -1iTT'''I ~ - >'2'' -'-'
d 0s' anu - - '''~
Felix Bruncr. good natlred pub
lie relations cbioftain of General
Motors. was sitting al the pres,
table as we entered but was some
what reticent
Now that's so unlike Felix
Rruner, that we quizzcd him for n
moment or two and discol cred
that c. NJ. was going 90 announce
contribution. Asked about the
amount. he shut up like q Giant
No jumping the gun on this one.
Finally, he broke down and ad-
miued II was substantially more
than any previous corporation
contribution. When we q q
what the amount was year age.
Mr. Bruner smiled and said that
the figure slipped his mind
About an hour later GM Vice
President Albert Bradley gave
WHY elk ldl bttU 81 CAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Earnings

AWerican Cable Radio Corporation
auI subsidiaries for nine months ended
epte'nbcr 30 showed net income pf|
S62l ~3S after depreciation. arortization
federal income and escess profits taxes.
interest ON nicotine. deberfIres rte AGAINST
Aeriod.
lBreeSe Corporations Inc, Tor nine months
ended September 20 fhrwff a net prom
81 S97s 10 after s. 2U2 O5o provisions for
federal taxes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Unlisted Stocks

Approximate prices fIrnsnct by the
National Association OF securities Dealers
Inc, District no.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

While There faS l-
comment i0 inNc'uerier
the fact that Chrt lrr t
ton has not as many a0'H
tracts IN proportion to
business as other uo
pan.cS. insiders SAY that t
OF Chryslers policy
The corporation ha q pa3'
900 900 IN orders a. eEa
nal annual Vc3hmc -
$500. 100000. Others have 0n
than wears volume on f
Chryslers attitude ras Boon "a.
take a contract ard get "a.t
on IL before taking on moro
Mr.. Keller. firm DHp.f '-
20 build an crv.ab'e -
for dclNtres ard rnus ~
fft by It .G Toe iaWe.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Raw SUGAR

NJ
~ sales.
Crossings
January 10 hid.
March no bif
Ma, ln h'd
IuIU 3D. 80 lIl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

sIAtfa IN stock. 4 Opiionsl
.slions. 'Od6 lots only
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14
G
CONTRACTOR
HAS BUSY TIME

T1se xuAseErs az Tree weno Pa
c&eoula contractor, Il but An en-
amesk q shat Pxsragnah builders
and construction experts have 20
conseaa with IN this day q rnpa1
building and cfEy-prugrwn Having
half a oezen dlfferen4 kka under
ezy - ~ tire and ranging over
= stretch of kfx or morr miles ffuxn
Efeoae 70 Pnseaeoala1 beaeh front
Il no psentc Nevertheless he hsz
uaat 20 contend xtih them
One o. Ne larger z Is thai
o. Frnoaelnig tire Southern Laundry
building OF Frederic street IA Pa
caRoaiA- There are SIX men efu-
pioyec On this project Tne con-
tract calls for adding ie feet TO
the north xoe Of the building.
puAzr1ng a eoENrrxte noor over the
entire structure w1th - little m
references with work rs possible.
putting up metal corrugated tron
sides. construction q . MoaaSA root
sidings around the entire building
shiie asbestos front and suitable
w1ndoMN
Another project which he has Is
the construction q the nex Nelson
Pontiac Sales and Service Garage
In Ansz PUNT The concrete floors
Of this structure have been poured
and the superstrtctSrrr sill begin
within . fcw days. depending upon
arrival a the special materials 70
be used
III. webb also Is constructing q
new modern home foT William
Rublss 81 Kreoaa This d m FHA
strueture and vii contain SIX rooms.
asphalt roof and viii cost apprux1-
uaateH $500 Il win be az frame
construction and viii have front
and back porchex
The stag hotel building being
erected for l. l. Stigier on South
Pascssoala street. Is making rapid
progress. and Il about half ON
pleted- There are five men en-
ployec On thin 100.
The Rosenhl0n store on Deluax
avenue In PzscaEoula Is also betng
repaired 81 an expenditure Of about
tl20 A conplese neW front Is be-
ING put on the mems department
Of the store. The new improve
mentS vii include q black carrea
front 70 conform with TIE other
part Of the store building. g shox
window. four D. Is feet correspond
Ing with other ah0w windows OF the
store. except that one wall viii be
mfrFoTed- The partition between
ons general store and mems depart
menf has been removed. making the
store . complete department store.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14

Mkse pay"
ments win saAhle goa 10
secure such a pleasing hsne -
this one1
Offering good size reoms. .
carefully planned design, m at
traetive porch. and adequate
eioset room. this hone gives
more space nj leas cost than nm
apartment Of the same simen-
sions- Note that . utility room
b included In the plan II the
house Ii built witheut O base
meml
The living reom ean ke given
added beauty by placing q wood
dado or wainscotting below the
window level Such material Is
svniiahle nt low cost In stock
lsanellag patterns
For further Information write
the National Lumber Manufae-
turers Association. 1887 Con-
nsctieut Avenue. Washington.
d. C., and refer to design 401.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14
Ceiling Height In
Your New Home Is
Important Matter

In planning . home. careful
Thought should be given 10 ceiling
helent& according 20 the Federal
Housing Administration.
CEILING ne.ghss should be In keep
ina with the style and use q the
raom and II proportion 70 is size
If cons arr small. 8 height slight
" less than average should Be used
70 make the room appear larger.
If large. ar increased height vii
add 20 the appearances Of the room
A relllng height Of eight feet u
generally satisfactory for tire aver
age home. Prom q practical stand.
point the ceiling height should be
sufficient to provide adequate head
ruom and free circulation Of air.
los ceilings are desirable from the
standpoint Of heating economy. -
peelally N areas where heating sosts
are important considerations
Il Is q general belief nhat high
ceilInged con are cooker IT, SUM
mer than these having . l0w >ziI-
iTik Since the cooling Of q room
depends 10 q large extent upon CTR
eulatiou o. air. little o. no advan-
tage IS gained By Al increased
height unless the venuiatinE por-
tons Of the window extend % =
height OF about one foot below the
ceiling.
The FEDERAL Housing Administers
ton has established minimum a.
ioEahae ceiling heights for houses
built uE11sT It's insured nartea1e
syssen These vRry from seven 10
eight beet depending upon ne
locality Building codes o. many
cities and toSus alzo contain SINH
Ar limitations
N SECOND floor rosFua where \
portaon Of the ceiling fellows ne
roof siope sufficient height saagld
oe provided 81 The outside sails %
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14
LARGEST NEGRO HOUSING
PROJECT TO BR OPESEr

The largest how-rent housing pro
1ecf Tor NearueN IN the United
States vii receive lts first tenants
IN Chicago this month.
The project naraed Ida D Wells
Homes I'll provide homes far 1881
families who nCw i've IN the social
81 Chicago black-belt. one o. the
nations worxt Slun areaA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14


xsnra ne transfers 81 NE p1t
several weeks wNsx a. fotho~1
". c Oliver 10 HenrY y I'm
rsssscx. ri n b. ~ frss ~ NEi
az SWl sec u 7 !. EG
Oomgp y Emuxreou % HsnTy
e EsnmeEaau. A &c b 60 feet OK
urfian Hoad sex IA 7 TRa
state q MssxsssspgA 70 X l. Fur-
n vi a SEA u sWa SEC Il
Hssrs Owners Lean CorpoFztson
10 u = Drake. g. ard Blanche ~
DrMke Lat l% D f0 Eees 0n
IberyliAe ana Anass avenues IN
Oen&n Hwu&a
Mrs c T. TsYlw 20 usnexirye
b Walker and Aflosa v WaiGg
ho9 4 ard ). Of stephen E0uth
Tract On hesen n FzseAxU2A
Airs ? ? Dodelfef 70 L u h4eot
lo1a Y ard u. BIo<k ! Information
~ a24lpbaliding corporHtAen sub
dsxi14un
v q Hamphref 70 A L oott-
nelac. Ewa q NH. sse > + G. x =
" q Humphrey ard wtfs Fsors
EMS H1znpAlrwy. q A L. GcttNhe
Nws OF MA. SEC .. 7 TART
C412rsea Seymour and wffs MaEg-
aret Seymour % Annie Seymour
HoAll. los $40 % rs fees Of LAanter
TrAcx. So Ia I78REW
4 II Hacot 70 v. l. Barley. bk
60 By Ia feed On Foxd avenue Ia
tsaUagoula
~ b Hardy ard Johnnie Driver
Harry, husband ard wife. 70 VIII
liam n Conner. hN 100 feet on
beach Ia Pascagouia
l. A L4nday 70 W. r Date. Ma
Of he 6. Hlock. -. Ocean Springs.
Lillian ? Sutton. heir Of sam
saitoza % W p raAe, lots 5 and
6 Of Block q Of culmsetg map a.
OCEAN SPRING. located OF Porter
Avente.
J. u Edwards and Jczzey VII
AAzns Edwards 20 W p Dale. ns on
portsr asenus IN Ocean Springs,
III b f3S feet.
~ l. Grant and wife. Trina n
Grant 10 Owen irving Canty. lots
- ard II. Of Sedoine krehs. Tract,
PaScaguuiz
Nelssna Pickett and husband
John p Pickett 10 e. A. Mason. Iot
Ia ny zs feet a. North PHzeaxoulm
and Adams streetz.
l. o Tootls 70 Roland O. Broan.
os fsi b. 2io feet. SEC. y. 7 ! s.
Rsw ".
ArA Msna Bowen 10 J II Lacy.
eA - i4s4 feet GA Telephone
Road ana Bayou Street Ourlie
Tract IN Moss Punt
Dozser KllgD and wife. Mrs Duu-
seT Kiigo to NJ c. MAhathy and
Mu Minnie NfAhathy. lots 3 4 aud
8. Block A Marshaler Subdivision
SEa Of swt Of Sec Il. T 8. n S
"
state Of Mississippi 20 Tnez @.
Coalson. lot ~ OF Mcintosh Lhx. Co
tract. See %. 7 T.Rs
Lamptzza Reality Co. TO Christian
F~seersuzs viva Of Ewa. Sec -. T
4 g. n s "
state OF Mlsatxxlppi 70 Grace
Seymour. lot ~, Block O. Russell
Subdivision IN Ocean Spring.
Wu Yocum and Mrz. VIII Yocum
20 Mrs Cora T. Rice. three acres
sWt Of SWt. SEC IL T66 II W.
An Joseph A Welaer TO joseph
Chariea weiner. lOt q by 100 feet
On Middle avenue IN Ocean Springs
J due 6reos. sheriff % NJ ID.
Landau, 9Wi Of Sec ~ T4R6
3 T. CoNan 20 Mrs n @ Cowan
hk IA Back J. International Ship
building Corporation Subdivision
Mira. NeassnR p. Pickett 70 Exerist
McIiwaln Olsen and E1nice Lee
Olsen. Lot II Of keIIs Subdivision
q Los - sedoine Krebs Traes on
hscht street. PM0cAgoula.
Mu josephine Bunomo 70 ARA.
Z Il H4eot. bS - O Delmas Both
ers a~upoistsion o. J. z 6arraxfn
tract IL Pascago0la
RiehaFd Villains 10 Bernard
Palmer. lot 100 b. 100 feet on
Payne street PascaeouA.
Nicholas uzner 10 Mrs. Emma
usnsT Wexther and Joseph uSner
and Conrad Albert Bernlala lot 100
% SIS feet ON Beach. Ocean
5prlnU
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14
HOUSES MAY DIFFER
IN FILA TREATMENT

Two proposed homes Of similar
design. construction. and cost may
receive different treatment by the
Federal Housing Administration.
While a. first glance this mas
seem unreasonable 70 the new
owner. there are many factors
which may determine ne extent Of
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14

permit the placing Of furniture
EASY access TO this furniture should
also be possible. In roomz having
= saoped ceiling Il Is advisable to
have a standard ceiling height for
n least 50 per cent of the floor AREA
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the FHAs Interest In the struc-
ture.
One Of the humes may MOI only
be sound in construction and design
but may also be placed In = neigh
borhood raed highly By FF1A un-
derwrtterx The other may be
situated IN . neighborhod In
which values may be expected 70
decrease 81 too rapid q rate.
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REAL ESTATE
ACTIVITIES IN
COUNTY GROW

The jackson County real estate
mtsrkwz h maintaining . asesdT pAne
with transfers q titles hsiux ahout
tssw same tn naEnks~r for oa2 pass
few weeks There have b~ea some
advances n prices but A. q wno&
nsnat * The transfers ~ stahan
ara w4sif0ut fnabrasiaF1a af boaxu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Pitfalls of Love =.
A Sequel TO Marriage MeddIers

phone-Ill leave II all 10 your
well-knOwn discretion"
III figure out something" !
promised as he paused.
\ NEW PROBLEM
II know that" he said. with a
look that warmed me with ITS
approval Then he added alb
ruptly What are you going to
tell Helena? After all we have
to have some excuse for barging
In like fhis unannounced, with
Carolyn hitched on to US"
yes, I know" ! said. but I
haven't had time TO think any
thing out yet"
Then suppose YOU go into the
silence now" he said. while I
do sentry-go along the road. Call
me when you've evolved the
right answers"
He turned abruptly and begar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
By Adele Garrison

marching up and down the road.
l closed my eyes, as l always do
when thinking things out and at
tackled the two problems he had
outlined. They appeared almost
inSuperable at first.
l opened my eyes TO call Dicky
and tell him the right answers
for which he had asked, and saw
him stop suddenly in his stride
he had just rounded the corner of
his self-imposed trail. and was
again facing the car he had left
and put his hand above his eyes
as if he were trying TO see more
clearly. The next instant he
dashed toward me. and fairly
lifted me from the stump.
Hurry" he said. Carolyn
isn't In that car"
Continued tomorrow