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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-05-08
DOTS, AND DASHES~xy. G

DOTS, AND DASHES>I1. Ger
aldine Lees husband ~ moved
on the outskirts of town, where
there will be no hanging round
huh? The union may be dissolved
in the jefferson Chancery court,
and soon! But, there will be q hot
fight for the custody Of their son,
who now lives with his parternal
grandparents at Newport Mrs.
Fannie Reed sends threats from
her sick bed on Scull Street be-
cause of the nice things we said
about her last week, and we will
not take them back. But, Mrs, Fan
RE, won't you bring some flowers
along with you? Incidentally
Mrs. Reed, very ardent support
er of the PRESS Is sick, and a
word from her friends will do
wonders. The Duck Inn is under
going repairs, renovations, ETC.,
and there will be more room for
you to Duck Inn. Over at the
Varsity things move on as usual
with Chef Barsh, who says he
doesn't make enough nancy to
pay ad copy in the PRESS, talk
about the days that use to be.
Jack Taylor, proprietor, is here
frequently these days. Is there a
shake up in the offing The Blue
Eagle, on New Highway, and
owned, and operated by Houston
Matthews, is taking the crowd in
Pine Bluffs bustling West End.
Once we heard a deal about the
Grand Tropic but you don't now.
the Eagle stirreth her nest. they
don't read the Press up Grand
Tropic way, but Mr.. Matthews
does and more than that he buys
it for his patrons. Eddie Jones
on Third is hourishing with
"hombing plant men,. The De-
Luxe, good advertisers, a beauty
salon usually has standing room
only on Saturdays Last week
announced that Mrs. Macy Meek
ms was there. Well, this week
Mrs. Meekins is out on North &C.
dar the bombing plant road, with
the Rice Beauty Salon. Merrily
we 60 along. In Young's Drug
Store b~ilding, is housed a new
eat shop, owned and operated by
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson. They
are from Texarkana, and you'll
get meals there at nice prices,
and well seasoned. At the Eat
Shop, that bears the name of
Shelton, the petite and charming,
winsome and harlemish, Ella Shell
ton, who pays for radio ad copy
but refuses to pay for PRESS ad
copy had and received, is having
sequel to Blue in the Night.
He Is a handsome man on the A.
NJ. and N. faculty who describes
her as intriguing. No, there
will be no names called for we
dent know whether he is on the
Watson firing list. Black Cats
on State and that's where the
folks are going these days. 1t is
run by the Washingtons, and Mrs.
Washington buys q paper every !
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-05-08
h +. r. Richardson

CLUB NOTES: Club IA gave
Il formal dance at tho Manhattan
Grill IA Walnut st. Prizes were
given to the one wearing the best
fitting Bingham dress and also
the one wearing the best fitting
print dress. The winner of the LIST
prize was Mrs. Mary Lee Walls,
the second was won by Miss Doro-
thy. This affair was one Of the
outstanding events of the spring
season. Mr., Sam Marshall, prop
plietor, had the Grill all in trim
and everyone had big time. Mrs.
Poole, furnished music for the
dance, TIE Judges were Mrs. Del
la Crawford, proprietor of the
White Rose Cafe, and Mrs. Gene
va White, chef at Rodgers Cafe
located on Elm Street.
NOTES: The many friends Of
Mrs. Geneva White. are very proud
of the service she is giving at the
Rodgers Cafe, Elm St.
Phillips. Lee. Monroe and Desha
Counties District Board Will
Meet
LAKEVIEW: Baptists turnout
this section are showing much in
tersst over the announcement OF
the District Board meeting which
will be held at the LIST Baptist
Church, beginning May 81, Thurs
day and closing Friday, May 22nd.
There will bye visitors from many
nearby communities and delegates
representing, the various Baptist
Churches of the District. Rev. W.
X. Vaughn, pastor, and his faith
full membership, are looking for
ward toward this meeting being
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-05-08

MISS RUBY STANTON was
hostess to dinner group at her
home on last Tuesday night,
honoring friend, Mr.. Warren
Harding Scoggins Of Corpus
Christi, Texas. An enjoyable even-
ing was spent by the guests and
dinner was served to the follow
ing: Miss A. Gold and brother;
Mr.. Frank Smith, Miss Writer nj
Logan, Mr.. G. j. Jones and Mr.
and Mrs. b, Mays. Many out Of
town guests were present and thu
sailor was accompanied to thu
train by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
f. Scoggins and other friends.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-05-08

fnevY DEFENSE BONDS AND
syiAMPk that's a great privi-
lege these days, even though ar
senal workers are segregated on
buses taking them to the Pine
Bluff Arsenal and even tho 8
Negro women lost jobs because
no segregated toilets were at the
arsenal this, however, is the
arsenal of democracy, and may the
Lord help us to get right!
LIQUOR STORE OPENS on 3rd
Avenue, that's where AfrAmeri-
cans spent much of their wages.
The store has been opened by At
70 leader, P. X. Miller, whose en-
terprises include varied and sun
dry businesses. 1t is reported that
the liquor store will be operated
under his management, of course,
| but that there will be no extra
help the employees in the Mil
Ter enterprises will share the duty
of selling liquor, at, We are told,
no increase in pay Why jump
On Mr.. Miller? We'll, we were
.old that an ambitious and ener-
agetic young Negro tried opening
a store, and it is rumored that he
sought place on Bird Ave. and
for some unknown reason, he
was not granted permit to open
by the Mayor and Chief Of Police
on the ground that there were too
many places for the few police
men on the force.
! NAACP IN FUND RAISING
DRIVE, are they? Well, at any
rate the conference is set for Los
Angeles in July, and we are sure
that some very definite program
must be initiated to enable the do
nothing administration of the
kahns, etc, to get to California.
There is so much to do in the city
Of Pine Bluff that We pose the
question as to whether it is good
sense to send delegates to con-
ference who return and do moth
ing to further the cause for which
they allegedly would sacrifice mon
ely, position, and influence. 1t
might be said that the bringing
of the Tennessee State Repertory
Players to Pine Bluff featuring Leo
Branton, Jr., is the highlight OF
the accomplishments for the Kahn
administration May We have many
more such attractions, but Leo will
soon graduate, and we don't know
whether we will see the players
again
70 SPEAK FOR DEFENSE
BOND RALLY at the Columbia
County courthouse on May l6 will
be Harold Flowers, the fiery tight
ing lawyer. A handful for every
Negro resident of Columbia County
has been printed, and a great
crowd is expected in Magnolia.
Mr.. Flowers is burning midnight
oil in preparing what he terms
will be a memorable speech. Well
we are waiting for it, for his mill
tant course makes Us wonder what
he will sai to the Columbia Co.
white and Negro citizens =. ]
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-05-08
my condition with this woman

my condition with this woman"
"She could not help but know"
This simple statement broke the
tension Martha walked over to
Jesse and offered her hand. "You-
re holding the trump cards." she
said.
Jesse could read in her eyes all
the heartbrsaks of defeated wo-
man. She felt guilty as their eye,
met.
Richard" jesse said quietly
1--WE have decided that your plan
is the best way out"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-05-08

MR.. WARREN II. SCOGGINS
of Corpus Christi, Tex, was
honored guest at dinner CIV
en- by Miss Ruby Stanton of
25l5 Main st. The sailor is
president Of the "Swordfish
Club" very popular with naval
trainees.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-05-08
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woman's husand.'
"You think you can hold man
chained to a set of vows, Mrs
Scott. That is not enough. When
Richard told me he wanted q SON
4 knew that ! could give him
one"
"Then, Richard, you discussed
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-05-08
By Mrs. v. c. Lotq
Phone 4l7sW


beat Sawyer, formerly lien
derson. Texas has beer added TO
the Jones Funeral Pine STAN
and is licensed funshl director
and ombalmer. Arid Loekley
of Beaumont, Texas VS. the week
ind guest in the DR.. II. Mathes
home. He is the sonof DR.. c. J.
lockley of Port Arthur, Texas
Mr.. and Mrs, Gray nd family OF
122 n, Kirby had As guest Mr.
Gray's sister, Miss irene Gray oil
Longvitw. Texas; Mrs. Corrine
Lane of crawfordsJlle, Ark; Mrs.
Alberta Trap of Chicago, and
also a brother ard sister in-iSw'
Mr.. and Mrs. Clsrencc Gray oil
Charlottesville, WHO were called
to the bedside os their father, a
patient in the Jafaison sanitorium
Mr.. John ArthutGBarnes of SAINT
Louis and son a Mr.. and Mrs
Plez Bhrnes, 9yl Division. He
was called to the bedside OF his
mother, who has been Ill for sew
eral weeks. The HARRIET TUB
MAN social club entertained with
a Spring dance, Thursday nigh'
in the Jamison Bldg. Mesdames a.
l.. Simpson, Viola Simpson, Leon
Ross, Marvin Marshall, b #. huo-
son and Miss Willie Nj. Moore
were hostesses To the elaborate
affair. Punch was served the iol
lowing: Mrs. Jewel Rand, Mr., ana
Mrs. Herman Smith, Mr.. Lawrence
Keele, Mrs. G. Il. Caldwell, Prof.
G. X. Flourney. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Greer, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Book
or; Mr.. Roscoe Lewis, Miss Cor
nelia Elliott; Mrs. II. D. Rand
Mr.. E. D. Carter, Mrs. J H. Jack
son, Mr.. William Smith, Prof. and
and Mrs. II. II. Mosley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmon Williams. Prof. Man
ion Marshall, Mr.. Robert Sawyer
Mr. Leon Ross, Mr.. Lee Gram
Simpson, Mrs. G. U. Jamison, 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly Alexander
Mrs. s. M. Daniels, Mrs. Charlie
Blaine, Mr.. ! 7 Mrs. WI II. Ffre'
III. I'D Mn 1Isshss 1fSScci, Mr.
+. d, Warren and also the newl,
weds. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Craw
ford and MIR. and Mrs. Emmett
McIver and MIR. and Mrs. v. G
Love. AA@
MONDAY AFTERNOON Bridge
Club held an enjoyable tea Sun
day afternoon, April 10 at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Cur
ry, sos Mary Street. Registering
were Mesdames Rina McClinton
Of st. Louis, Carl DeFrance, Mag.
gle Moore, Lydia Cunningham
Lillian Bennett, Mildred Allen ant
Mr.. and Mrs. X. X. Howard, Mr.
and Mrs. William Lewis an(
Messrs. Benart Gaisley, c. W
Curry, Nathaniel Wallace, Eddie
Crawford and Plez Block and the
Misses Mary Curry, Lillian Bry
ant, Mary Lee Stinson and Tres
sic Wilson. Mesdames c. W
Keele, Willie Mae Hill, Louise Lee
Pecola Curry and Corinc Willis
were among the members present
JONES FUNERAL HOME
lis E. 9th Street
Texarkana, USA.
Jno. Jay Jones, Funeral Director
FUNERALS
BENJAMIN, VIII, April II at z
p. m. from Arkadelphia Baptist
Church, Douglassville, Texas.
WHITE, Mr.. Pinkie, April 90, Hall
Memorial NJ. L. Church, Tex
arkana.
WALKER, Mr.. Elias, April 30
Wynn Baptist Church, Garland
Arkansas.
WHITE, MIR. Sanford, Honey Grove
Baptist Church, Atlanta, Texas.
HODGE, Mr.. jim, May 8, Shady
Grove Baptist Church, Bloom
burg, Texas.
LEWIS, Richard Irving, Jr., May
/, Nash Cemetery, Nash, Texas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
troublesome Job

Curripr told the builders that ne
was advising them TO build As
many houses as possible with the
full knowledge that il will he 2
and very often trouble
some Job.
But no more complicated nor
difficult than the sacrifices we
are asking of the men who have
been taken from civilian life to
bear arms for the country" he
added.
II am constantly amazed when
I see sharp decreases I'm the
number and volume of DetrOits
building permits in a time In
our history when the need for
housing is probably greater than
ever before. cannot believe
that the building industry IL
yielding 10 mere eNpediency or
to a desire to wait until things
are more settled Our job Is
already settled. Our job Is to
build an ever increasing number
Of good homes for American
workers"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Year S Permits
Total 23,617
Dollar Volume
Hits 75,825,7I4,
Wolff Reports

Despite prioritieS on building
materials price uncertainty and
the war. building permits issued in
1871 totaled 23,617, an increase Of
nearly 1000 permits over 1910.
Joseph p. Wolff. commissioner of
buildings and safety engineering.
reported Saturday
Dollar volume Of last years per-
'mitS totaled 5.825,7l4. compared
Ito SS1.13S,733 for 1910. Wolf
pointed out, however, that some
100000 in permits for USHA
projects here. were issued in 1910
(which contributed materially &c
that year total,
Last year saw $3.50 permits is
sued for single or two-family
dwellings. with an estimated value
fof S50464.570.
Accommodations for 10.74S fam
lilies have been or Will be provided
I'm housing for which permits were
issued last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
TiirnesPIanHas
Large Rooms
Guest Closet in
Front VestibuIe

The Detroit Times architect has
designed todays Times House
Plane in frame but this attractive
structure may also be built in
brick veneer.
All Of the rooms are inviting. OF
good size and well planned for
furniture arrangement. They all
have cross ventilation.
This home has a front veStIbule
with guest closet q large living
room. from which you may enter
into the dinette and kitchen or
rear hall, two bedrooms. each with
two windows and kitchen with
ample refrigerator and range
space, sink and cabinets.
An arch connects the kitchen
with the dinette. The unusual fea-
ture Of the dinette is a rear bay
with three windows. The hall has
a linen closet and a stairway go
ING 10 the attic.
The basement can be arranged
to suit the individual. II has q
laundry room. furnace room, coal
bin and recreation room.
For only SIS YOU can get four
sets of blueprintS and three sets
of specifications Of this plan al
The Detroit Times House Plan De
partment, main lobby, Times
Building. 1870 CasS avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Heat
Warm Rooms According
10 Use and Need

One way to cat down on fue
consumption in the home is t.
heat rooms in accordance witt
their need and use.
For example, an infrequently
used attic or utility room does not
require as much heat as the bath
room or kitchen. This does not i'm
ply that the entire house should
not be heated, bat rather that
there is no need for keeping little
used rooms as warm as those ir
more constant use.
The careful conservation OF
heating fuel has special signifi-
canoe al this time when the de-
mandS of d efe n g production
plants are steadily increasing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Building Seen
Down 40 Pei.
Announce Results
OF Mortgage
Bankers Pott

Private residential building IN
the United states this year viii
how decline Of al least 40 per
cent, according to 4 survey o.
members Of The Mortgage Bankers
Association Of America announced
Saturday by Frederick p. Champ
president
/ \ poll, completed just before tho
outbreak OF me war asked mem
|bcrs 10 estimate the decline in
Their cities provided no further
/ governmental restrictions are
placed on private residential con-
lsiructron
- a. ~ principal cities ref47i-t iHa.
trophies tTUW - INDICATE UCCIINeS
ranging from - per cent As high
as 90 per cent. Members in only
SIX cities anticipate II volume equal
% that Of 1871 or higher and all
Of those We're IN areas where heavy
victory activities are concentrated
The decline expected M the -
cities averaged - per cent.
This estimated decline j. now
probably subject 10 revision,
SAID Champ "as result of the
attack on the United States
which has been unparalleled IN
! all history for trcaCherv and
! dishonor. The war naturally
means that every ounce of build
! ing materials needed for arma-
ment production viii now 90
toward winning the war. Thus
the decline may be higher than
could have been foresecn two
weeks ago. Private residential
! building IL one of the bulwarl>s
OF our peaCetime economy. but
nothing il 80 important today a.
victory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
.Currier Urges
Many Good Low
Cost Dwellings
Points 10 Obvious
Wartime
Obligation

The obvious wartime obligation
Of Dctroits building industry is 10
build good low cost houses as
quickly as possible. p. J. Currier'
president Of tho Currier Lumber
Company last week told a group
Of cast side builders.
"CertaInly there is no question
about our need for houses, Cur
rier declared "Since this war Is
10 he won nv industrial workers
II is our solemn obligation--and
certainly 10 our lasting advan-
tagp-to see that all our actions
are toward the end Of providing
truly American housing for De-
troit's industrial workers. The
question of methods, profits ana
all considerations must he purely
secondary"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Building Record Set
In Lincoln Park

New building In Lincoln Park
for 1911 exceeded all previous
records. There were S26 permits
issued representing valuation of
S22l97l200. MAJOR Jasper y
Howard credited the big increase
IN building in a great part 10 the
now zonlng law and 20 regulations
raising the standard of housing IN
the community.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
RoIIie Opens 50
Home Development

Rolie Construction Company.
Saturday, announced opening Of o
5O-home development on Ready
avenue. one-half mile north Of
East Ninc-Mlle road straight out
Van DYKE. Through careful plan
Ming and purchasing the Rollie
company announced IL had been
able 10 counteract 10 a degree the
increase in building costs. The
homes feature modern design and
lay outs. and include snack bars
hult-ln fruit cellars, full tile bath
rooms. full attiCS and large lots.
The homes are especially conven-
lent for employees in the Hudson
arsenal and The Chrysler tank
plant Rollle officials pointed out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Triangular Lavatory

Available Tor use in IoW-cost
homes and small bathrooms is A
lavatory made in A triangular de-
sign so that it fits neatly into A
corner. A distinctive feature OF
the new fixture is the roomy shelf
with So square inches of disable
space, says the Plumbing and
Heating Industries Bureau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Builders Seek
FILA Relief
Loca Industry May Be
Advised TO Shut Down
BY LAFE ALLEN
Detroit Times Real Estate Editor

1lIE 500 builders who the Builders Association
Of metropolitan Detroit and who build so cent of the
iii CitNS will hc "a shop unless the
Federal Housing Administration changes policies to
A the extent that 1T becomes possible build and sell
homes a basis which economically sound
This the declaration voiced last week officials of the
builders association fourpagc communication FILA Adj
mnSrator Abncr Ferguson.
Principal bone OF tho FIIAS refusal 10
nize increased costs m ms mortgage cvaluatlonS
The FILA, local builders still homes Tor mort
gage purposes the level July. 1910
But analysis of data submitted by group of representa-
tive Detroit builders indicates from June 1910
December, 1871, Of approximately 10 per
"Detroit has suffered substantial decrease residential
building volume the builders declares due the
fact that down Is TO p
instead of 10
Specifically the local building industry asked Ferguson for I'M
mediate relief in the form OF cvaaon commitments which tecog
niZeS:
&c building
"A substantially increased percentage 10 overheard
losses liability under guarantees taxes and
profits
IA sales and advertising cost.
Local leaders pointed Ferguson thar me
level of 1926 generally accepted normal
1926 level normal and Desirable
builders FLA Ia
least cent increase In costs is rather difficult
o understand.
"tnd it may be equally difficult for FHN administrative
this results In
building which affords
employment 10 upwards of 10000 men
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
More Bidding Activity

Greater bidding activity and a
levelng off of prices has been
noted in the United States Housing
Authority'S public housing pro-
gram in the last two months,
.USHA A Il mIniStra tor Nathan
StrauS disclosed Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Index To
TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS


Acreage Tor Sale Observation-Disclosures. :
AUplanes .-....-... ......
Apartments Tor Remit urnished . &
Apartments for Rent-Unlurnished. =
Apartment Hotels .,.............. &
Auction sales Observation-Disclosures. J
Auto fainting Observation-Disclosures. Z
Autos Tor Sale .,.......,,....... ). .
Auto Parts and NreokinE ......... o
Auto Radios .....s......s.. ;
Auto Repairing .,..-.. ...-........... {
Autos Wanted ..sss.... q
Bank Loans .......-..........
Bibles and Gospel Tracts ........,.
BUds ..,.......-. ...ss'... ...s'.s.'ss..
Beard and Rooms ..........,,.... q
Boats, Equipment ...............
Bungalows Tor Sale ........... ...........
Bungalow for Sais--E OF Woodward 7
bungalows Tor Salc-M OF W ood~ard 7
Business Places for Rent .......... q
Business Opportunities ..........
Bus transportation ............... )
Camp Trailers .................... {
Carpet and Rus Cleaning ....... 3
Carpet Cleaners and Dyes u,,...... 3
Children 60 Board ............... s
Coal and Coke ................... 5
Dancing Instruction .....,....... )
Death Notices ......,....,..
Diamond Loans ...................
Educational ................... z
Electric Rsirigerators ...,...... S
Electric Washers .................
Expert Service Directory .......... 4
Farms. Lands tor Sale ...... :
Female Help Wanted ........... :
~. -, \. .'..ss.sssss.
3 lats Tor Rent ........s.......... =
Flats Tor Sale ........- ........... 8
Flats Tor Sale--East Of w God ward ?
Ittvr IL d. frHu
Furnished Rooms for Rent ....... q
Furniture. Household Goods ........4, s
Garages -.,F....--..' ..........s''s
Halls Tor Rent .,,,......,......... .
Hotels .-..-...-.... .....s.ss..... =
Housekeeping Rooms .............. {
Household Appliances ........... 5
Houses for Rent .........s....s.. Z
Houses for Sale .................-.. :
Houses for Sale--E OF Woodward. :
Houses Tor Saie-W Of Woodward.
Income Bungalows for Rent ....... 4
Income Bungalows for Sale ........
Industrial Property tor Sale or Lease :
Lake and River Property for Sale. .
Land Contracts ...-.,..,........s
Laundries ..,.s...'.s. ..'s......., :
Legal NOTICES ...... .'ssss..........
Littie Farms for Sale .............
Lost and Found ................ 4
Lumber. Building Material ......,.2. 3
Male Help--Salespen ............. Z
Machinery and Supplies .....J .....
Male and Female Help Wanted ... =
Miscellaneous for Sale ,..,......... J
ModeruiTation ................
Money to Loan ......... 4
Money TO Loan on Real Estate...... :
Motorcycles and Bicycles .....l... .
Mortgages ...... I.......t .ss.yss4 s|..
Moving. storage. Carriage .......,.. q
Musical Instruments ...........
Music lessons ... t,..'''..s....... !
New Houses for Sale ,..t.,,.,,,.e 6. ?
Personals ......... ................
Pets. Poultry Supplies ........-... 4
Plumbing Supplies ...............
Property Management .............. .
Radios and supplies ..,...........
kadio service ,.s-t..+., sssssssst
Real Estate Outside Detroit ........ ?
Rsst Estate Wanted ........... :
Rentals Wanted ................
Store end Office Equipment s..a-.. Z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
War Against Waste

Local housing authorities
throughout tho United States hav,
been asked by the United States
Housing Authority 10 Cooperate
fully in the war against waste
because Of It's peculiar irrpor
ltancs TO low income families"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
We Must Have Land

peace have land which 20 live, land for
land which conduct
IT,
Walter l.. IiondcrSons argument laS
tx real StIll good investment today
History and experience teaches that under the set
Of with
nd the crowd under
advantage and buy The
do II would
hat his provide And
--espeCially homes and commercial properties
Henderson repealed that finn sold IS residences one hu-
closed commercial and no.
during December usually considered dull month
for a volume OF Sii6-yO