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Evening star., 1942-06-15
Lone Man Escaped Nozi
PiIIoge, Mosoyrk Soys

BOSTON, June IS R.-Jan
Masaryk. foreign minister of the
Czechoslovak government in exile,
said yesterday he had reports that
lone man had escaped from the
Czech village of Lidice which was
wiped out by the Nazis in reprisal for
the Staying of Reinhard Heydrich,
but that the man was still some
where in Czechoslovakia.
I've heard from underground
sources" he declared in an inter-
view, that one man from that en-
tire village escaped, either at the
time or Immediately before the Nazis
murdered between $50 and 400 men
in the community of 1900 people,
placed all the women in concentra-
tion camps. placed all the children
in institutions and destroyed the
village.
You can imagine what sort Of in
stitutions those children are in" he
continued. Thus it meant murder,
rape and kidnapping"
Referring to the escaped man as
"the only man of that town still liv-
ing" Masaryk said Our sources Of
information have to be extremely
guarded and care must be taken lest
the man be endangered, but at
tempts will be made to reach him."
Evening star., 1942-06-15
Occupation Of Shanghai
Reported by Japanese

TOXIC (From japanese broad
casts, June Is (R.-Japanese forces
occupied Shanghai, in eastern XII
angst Province, this morning, ac-
cording to an announcement from
the headquarters Of the japanese ex-
peditionary forces in China.
Evening star., 1942-06-15

Buy War bonds, and when the war
Is won cash in-on Freedom!
Evening star., 1942-06-15
Report

FURNISHED States Weather Bureauo
District of Coumba-Cooler tonight diminishing winds.
MARYLAND and Virginia-Continued cool tonight
Evening star., 1942-06-15
Germans Give Czechs
Till Thursday 10 Hand
Over Heydrich Killers
One Man Reported to Have
Escaped Nozi PiIIoee
Of Town of Lidice

By tie Associated Press.
LONDON, June 15.-A Reuters
dispatch from Stockholm today
said it was reported that Ger
mans had given CzechS in Bo-
hemia and Moravia an ultima
tum expiring Thursday to deliver
up the slayers of Reinhard Heyd-
rich, the GeStapo official, or take
the consequences.
The reports received in Stock
holm from Berlin did not specify
what measures were threatened,
Evening star., 1942-06-15

Shanghai lies between Is and 80
miles from the KiangSi-Chekiang
border. Japanese forces crossed from
Chekiang into Kiangsi last week,
driving a spearhead westward into
Kiangsi at the same time as other
units were driving down through
the province from Nanchang.
Evening star., 1942-06-15
Precipitation.

Monthly precipitation in inches in tn
Capital tcurrent month to date):
Evening star., 1942-06-15

River Report.
Potomac River muddy and Shenandoah
cloudy at HArpers Ferry: Potomac very
muddy at Great Falls today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13
Instruction
AIIENIlONI

LEARN welding or cutting now Many
Jobs available In local shipy ards
and private industry We have
trained several hundred men who
are now working We own and op-
crate one OF the largest and hest
equipped shops IN the Northwest
NORTHWEST WELDING SCHOOL
27i5 SOUTH TACOMA WAY. Phone
Garland 5424
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Salary and Chsiiel Loans

OF bring them In SpesFs p s
Bank bldg Broadway zl1i
CASH Tor straight loans and y z
eontracA Bratrud as FldsliLg
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FDE HKsT o. s4ss-st<Ns and So
station living quarters. ssf6sn Hte
Boz D-1 Mrs oANIEtt. sum
nsf WAAn
FOE REaf-spseos saitab.s - ss.os
shoD o. otbsY business. o. s7s8
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Lost and Found

I OST-Black and white wire hair
l. terrier; 25th and Kay. Pepper"
Main 2732
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ORDER YOUR WOOD. COAL. FUEL OIL-TODAY
You'll Find the Best Buys in Fuel Here Daily

COAL--Genuine Black Diamond low
ash Goals also Utah. Wyoming
Wellington coke. blacksmith. an
thracite. Roslyu Newcastle.
Terms-Use Your Credit
PACIFIC COAST COAL co
1901 Dock Harry Scranton. Mgr.
NAH 11l3 Nights, Main 4ss7
3O-DAY SPECIAL
eIt-Two Big cords upland BLOCK
and slab Ready 70 burn
JOHHSEN FUEL CO GARLAND sees
COAL. sks Gimp n SKIS IS
75o = Imp. s25 L. 8 sEs 30
Stoksr. o. Z &c Imp 1850 Z. Eks.
IT'S. egE . Sc Q. SIS e.. IA 277s
~ u Good grade BLOCK cc
- ~ and SLAB Ma 1851 -
$3.50 One cord upland block and SLAB.
= JOHNSON FUEL. Garland z7ss
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/ OSr - Black and white pointer;
l. reward. vicinity South 65th and
FaWeett. GARLAND 1886. ~ 70 5.
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transportation

transportation
TRADE With Times Want
Ads IF sAYf.ES. aei2 No. Mason
call Al The Tacoma Tine office
for two free tickets 70 the Temple
theatFr 1-i2-41
FREE EATS TO THE EAsr-s ,
- so. I. A 1850. Chi csc so:
Ny a7Io Daily
CROFT HoTEL Main soei
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04
Check Deed
To Insure
Home Values

To I'D those families Ntfo pro
cerd 80 home ownership ~ first
buying 3 building lot and then
constructing TIE home FLA offs
Gals suggest that individuals
make sure the following factors
are covered - The deed.
! The immediate nelghbor
bood b. restricted 70 detached
single family dwellings with a
one o. Two car garage
. No dwelling shall be erect
ed on the premises nearef thar
FIVE feet to any SIDE lot line or
nearer than 3 feet e = front lot
5 The mined ate nelghb0n
hood shall not be divided Or re-
subdIutacd into lots having an
area Of less thar $500 square
feet Of a width uf less than 50
feet each
I No retail OF wholesale shop
Or stare or business Or industry or
offensive trade shall be carried on
upon the premises
5 No tents. shscks. traiiers, or
garages shall be occupied Is living
quarters prior 10 the completion
Of a permanent dwelling
8 Covenants and restrictions
are 10 run with the land for q
specified period OF years
7 ANY violation o. attempted
violation of tire restrictions viii
b. liable 10 prosecution At law
against the person o. persons vio
iafIug such restrictions
FILA officials point out that
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04

2 Loans on sound existing
homes may run as long as 20 wears
anG are retired by equal month
ly payments covering all fixed
charges, which svptrally are less
than rent for comparable proper
ties
3 Monthly payments also in
clude provision for real estate
taxes and hazard insurance. there
by affording protection against
default on these important items
4 Homes financed by FILA
insured loans are carefully ap-
praised IN conformity with FILA
property and location standards
II essential repairs are needed r.
restore the property r. sound con
clifton amounts spent for such
purposes may BE- financed hy the
mortgage
5 Monthly payments must not
exceed q reasonable proportion Of
the borrowers regular income
thereby affording protection
against defaults or foreclosures
caused by over borrowing
6 II the borrowers income in
creaseS additional amounts may
b. paid against the mortgage and
the complete retirement Of the
mortgage correspondingiy quick
ened
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04

cert news report published IN
some al the mest important news
uameu IF flH country Is tha IF
leci that OpA IS planning - re-
quife a down payment IF at least
go per cent los lhs purchase Of
ans rented horne III 9 defense
area Is entirely without
foundation. AMI tual na definite
formula a. su a stipulated down
payment uf - - 3 maximum
monthly payment has IS set been
woked cat
Ans such requirement would ol
course conflict With lhe II per
cgnl down payment plan which
IS an integral paft IF the FILA
mortgage Insurance. procedure.
thu association points cat
Realtors Of the country. bound
hy 8 iong established etsie Of eth
ic Mt ha1ehHaelealg opposed
to ans practice that Woala evade
fent regulation ard have
sured ora Officials fhaf they will
mos cnuHteuauee anf etulasa OF *
ttun Nbteh even though MT pro
hlhtted hN lass would violate the
pufpsa - intent af lHe senlscun
trul provisions ~ the price con
trui act
Bus they point oui that the
maintenance g. a nufa1sI real Is
late market and q tat right 81
millions ~ American families L.
0ecuue home oWuefs s funda
mental both b. keeping atf whole
ECONOMY IN balance ans - keep
ing car American Way 81 life
TheF urge thaf n setting up rent
regulations H. greatest caution
taken mot - restrict legitimate
oeaI ESTATE t-fauzaea5aas ~ o.
makl It difficult IaE American
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04
Home Owners
Urged To Pay
Off Mortgage

Washington ID G.. Aug. "a
American home aNuefs car make
an important c1nuihutnn - their
own future security aS well as
60 the economic liability q the
nation hy acfIuE AZ once 10 place
ther home mortgage debt On an
amortization basis which vii al.
umaielN lcsa to debi-free home
ownership Federal Housing Com
missioner A3ner H. Ferguson de
oiaHed ,al
By masking rgsuiar monthly
paymcnts W rcaau their out
standing mortgage loans. home
owners s. sagthenlne thar
position lr tae pesee ttne years
g. come an. at ihe same nme VII
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04

b. supporting President Roose-
Kelts anti initiation program. Mr.
Ferguson pointed out One Of the
principal points of that program
IS to encourage the paving of Of
dents and mortgages ~ order 90
direct increased purchasing power
into channels that will help pre-
Nent any further rise IN prices
The amortization system 81
home financing has already gain
I'd widespread acceptance among
10th home owners and mortgage
lending Institutions and also is
actively favored by federal fiscal
authorities. the commissioner as
serted However. large numbers
af home properties stu remain on
an ouinoded mortgage basis. with
short term first second or third
mortgages and with no Saiisiacto-
~ arrangements for periodic re-
duetIau IN the amounts owed.
To the owners 81 such proper
tics. adoption uf q sound amortix-
ms martgaEe plan offers many
advantages over and above the
basic benefit ~ consolidating their
borne Indebtedness IN a single,
suart1ziug loan which will even
tually permit them 20 own their
homes FIRE and clear
The FLA home mortgage iusur-
anee plan under which more than
100000 families are now purchas
Ing their homes typifies these ad-
Tantages They include.
/ Interest charges @ n FHA
insured home mortgages are hm
tied . q maximum Of stz per
cent un reducing balances plus
fne FLA insured balances plus
the FLA insurance premium OF
q une PEI cent
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04

families to become horne owners
Representative ~ the = aaunaI
Association of Real Estate Boards
IN forthcoming conference with
ORA on the Sublect viii include
John " GalhFea,h of Columbus
Ohio. chairman 81 the realtors
Washington committee Roland ].
Chlunock president Of the Chi
eago Real Estate Beard and Bovd
T. Barnard past president 81 the
Philadelphia Real Estate noaFd
both member uf the y sshluntou
committee Arthur = Bassett 81
Detroit and Herbers Z Nelson Of
Chicago executive vice president
uf the ASSOCIATION
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04
Realtors Renew
Pledge To Uphold
Fair Rent Control

Fneeieu at geilon in thc sale oi
Hff8 ~ federal rent
anfHa aea by w
&C. Ha @aearfrd where
a9 unier
tfat ln8ca taaf
ma sr en fr lhe
tIafHaE rent control
NalHaaI ~ association oi
Resi- Estate Heaf p9ut ugi m
faHea3 feuee nf thf pirig
tae feataaA - ihe country o.
- m securing FAIR ard
auattaA standardization of uf
en4 easITsI law e. psft of tho
aa1 1ufAal.8H program huf ef1phe
s6nE 81 ths % tnse tnat in
am taNeH io Prevent
81 the a4 wf wuff keep
a ha gfse fiaht oi an
sf r. #a hm pfunav Rud
8aaH# II American eitirens 90.
s and aAu thftf hnH
ORA ufft hove asked tae
j aIaE Association ut he-l h
tate Ha#uta o. meet wlih thtn
af tells a. osnalitants on
aF6aH q proposal g0g meeting
situations taaf may ie attempts
- eafzamveuf rent control Thrr
EMP = tHeif aaIa $50 develop.
tlfu inst WIH not Interfere
~ aux waY Wifh tie legitimate
- residential property They
assure lHe association that q ~
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04

nsa 81 io8 4 in the ciiy limits
Ties square 3 lots d ? and 3
aa that part of lot 4 IN city lim
IS TIER T. Square 4 lot p square
- taf . eatHtTr II lat | square NJ
~ = Iut S Square g lot 3 square
q. iaf / auI S ~ feet 81 Dot ?
n III u int s Square 7. an in
claim Is tfast patt ul boz 8 heF
square 3 lfuelie tract ih4ii lies
II cfff limits al in Gurlir tract.
Sc Il TIL & lot III Pope sab
division IL + ~ Ne uB ca
= ami aai Is ponp subdivision
n + q NJ See 30 y u
i
South l4u geet Campbell lot.
hh : Se - bet a. block 2
claim IS SEC Is and HafdWr}
- ues ~ Is scc la Kate
ssisaie tract = az lot So ciaim
M c IS and lots & and a2.
ea8m IS. % Is p Thompson
ana Howe tfact l0i ~ claim
IS a6. y &c ot 3 r 90 iot
atad All ~ tot s. S i5. n 4
Hiasg tfaef. lof So Sec 30. lots
ana 6 and W loi A. claim
- sse 8 fsaut and PART of lots
~ ana -. elaiaS m ard rs. Sec
II Is. Denny and McInnls tract.
lat / Square =. logs g. 3 4 and s..
naauzfte.a square Dot ! and r 1
80 Hah 8tlafe lots 2 and
Isan square claim No l6 W
III feet of lat ! uet . Square 9
na \ 81 fest 81 lot q licr @
= claim Ne l6 aH u See
Gueia tract all co. II V q.
CTS ug Me Point
STATE 81 Mississippi 90 p n.
Chance Nv nf SW %. S-c IS.
T Il
State If Mississippi 10 a p
81 sW ~ nv "a or s
- Ief 4 scc 4 + s. Il g.
state - Il ippl % Willie
fHl III ana Rosua Hat undi
- interest IN lols l6 and
II block r. Liberty addition.
sim e r re
Ha8Ie < Price Mrs " G.
esHHea T Z Price ~ r Prio
80 Lem Rather d.. to T @.
Iat 8 - Magnolia sub
aa - EzIF 81 Nu Point
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Land Purchases
Augmented BY
Moss Point Deal

MUSS 4 U1IIl UEul
Mfs George / Lewis IA la
elus Pham log i0a q 81 fef ~
feet fron NV c0iusf Of lot - -
Sidolue Krrlm tacf Se =
II r. IS
sisie of Mississippi a. Balnh =
Ir ma ta@ q 9 asa i s
raebHas subdivision g S at iaf p
an6 al ol lol i0 nf ke tfscs
claim SO T. Soc I
Slalc ~ Mississippi r. fea
Webb y 3 uf ~ - ~ -
cent lot 90 \ 500 fef owned d
c VI QUick Sex 2a RS
Federal Farm MoFtaas earpas
afion a. 81 81 ures = ~ 81
Il Nv g and r of s It NJ
n{ SW y of sec - r S Il.
Nv
City ~ pascarnlla e. h a HI
hard let's "a and TO h@k j
L3nrFtv addition claim rs
s. ri 6 W
p a. Smith and Lula Smith
"a Ntrgie ard Arthur UqNa 4
acres Sgc ~ IT'S rev
Arthur " Davis a. Nfaie IA
vis interest in homestead pfap
eftv 4 aercs h SEE - q Il a
". Town of Kscatawua
s Vi Barton and MarF AIaffHn
g. J l. CoEkroa al0 3 - iass
lui on Porter street. claim se
7 8 S. Il E v. City o1 pa0 .s8a
-
Eugene Fountain e. Peter FnH
tain. III 3 I15 foot iol fronting
on Reynosr Road
p J Lemefise e. usnei ard
Mary Harris p 131 fnaf ~ \ =
Of bot 4 ard W io2 8 feet - 3
a ln' 5 az square q. Kerr tract
CITY of rascaentila - Mas
Stanley n n feet 81 lot -
Delmas tract ci8lm Sv q E as
ROW
James % Gauf ef AND MrH Mist
tie r. Gauiaeg 90 Melvin 2 shef
uell los i2 block 4. subdivision
Of sw q Of NJ 81 See - r
S. R5W
City Of Pascaanuia t. Clee
jackson lots & IS and a. block
G CouaSuuny tract claim sse r
as R6w
~ar ~ m
D~sis 80 James Harvey LES aad
Mn Ethel Lee Is 5oint teaanas
y 4 acres of NJ ~ 81 80
Nv = of Sec - r S R8W
Clara ID Co3tes e. Chss ies 2
ciask lot z in block 2 0eesn
Springs Hotel suhdiVsioa. Sec
a. 7 S, r 9 ". Town 81 0oeau
Springs
Harry Elhcr Ereli to z ) Fosn
tain lots 5 80 ~ inclusive hloek S
q! Liberty Addition a. CITY - Pas
caKeula
r II Bacot to Sam Polk =
Of S oi loi ~. SQUARE u ~
herr traet situated al No ga on
North Side % School aieset mI
City cf P~mscaEuula.
p H krcha and Wifc Niefoaa
Kfehs O. " 3 Howell and 3ife
Nscta1ia RowclI 40 s o. leaf nj
SEC l. TsS H6W
james NJ Finch ana Mary Eaeh
to Llciile B AicClelIand. S
&C. 81 q of Scc g ard Nv
q 81 ! of Sec T4R4
Lucille - MrCeflsnd T. NelmH
Seward and Harry Seward InI
Is OF 81 "a uf 81 p 81 see 6 =
IS R4W except Io aefe u NJ.
aofner thereof nova oanaa IS enc
Hinton Also NE q ard So 81
Sec T 4 S Il
Ars Florcnce Garner g. Waite
Z Zveck iyacf on Bav IS HtIax5z
- feet Frontage ou hsF
LtVfenge Miles and NIa I'm
ua Bile to Claude Is William
afad a.e Grace p W1flams -
- l63 taet on M81t1n events
ii See 81 r u W
state at AL ssipns - CTS -
bios Point Io. a J. H.
square 3 lots . 6 @
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&@T For Families wth1gh Standards7and Modest Means S@W

ae toF residential purpcecs a
ans eighaugh ooa
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-04-16
ORDINANCE NO. 1923

by Payne, stare
VACATING THE ALLEY LYING
between and being a part of lots
numbers 300 and 301, Balls Ad-
dition to the City of Newark,
Ohio
WHEREAS, on the 10th day of
February, 1912, a petition by per-
sons owning Lots Numbers 800 and
301, Balls Addition to the City of
Newark, Ohio, was duly presented
to Council praying that said alley
between and being a part Of said
lots be vacated, and
WHEREAS, Council, upon hear
ing, is satisfied that there is good
cause for such vacation as prayed
for, that it will not be detrimental
to the general interest, and ought
to be made, now therefore
BE IT ORDAINED by the Coun-
Gil of the City of Newark, State of
Ohio:
Section /. That the alley located
between and being a part of lots
numbers 800 and 301, Balls Addi-
ton to the City of Newark, Ohio,
be and the same is hereby vacated
Section 2. That this ordinance be
and remain in force from and az
ter the earliest period allowed by
law.
Passed April 6, 1912.
CLINT E. CONFER.
President of Council
ATTEST; F. A. McElroy, Clerk Of
Approved by the Mayor this 7th
day Of April, 1912.
ARTHUR D, LocKWooD. Ms9t9.
Date filed with the Mayor, April
April 9-13
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-04-16
Licking County
In Defense Area

Five newly created defense dis
tricts were announced in Ohio
last week by the State Defense
council. The fifth district area
is composed of Knox, Licking,
Fairfield, Coshocton, Muskingum
and Guernsey counties.
David M. Ferguson of Cam
bridge was appointed agent for
this area. The districts are
created, according to Courtney
Burton, executive director of the
State Defense council, te expe-
dite air raid warnings and black
outs and to speed evacuation of
civilians from areas in event of
aerial bombings.
BUY DEFENSE BONDS AND STAMPS
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-04-16
Motor Vehicle
Funds Received

The first 1912 distribution of
motor vehicle funds to the coun-
ties and cities was made last
week, Cylon w. Wallace, regis
trar Bureau of Motor Vehicles,
announced.
The total of $132,425.OO for
Licking county, was divided as
follows:
Alexandria $1,150, Granville
$3,275, Hanover 81 1925, Hartford
$500, Hebron $1,725, Johnstown
$500, Kirkersville 800, New
ark $66,650, Pataskala $3.50, St.
Louisville $3.50, Utica $3,850,
Gratiot $3.50, and in the county
$46,400.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-04-16
NOW AT AUDITORIUM

Now playing at the Auditorium
theater through Saturday, April
18 is William Post, Jr., and Gra-
Gle Allen in "Mr. and Mrs. North
1t is the screen version of a
stage hit which solves a murder
mystery from a clue obtained
from a lobster claw. Miss Allen
is never still, and her comedy is
effortless. Post, as the baffled
and suspected Jerry North, is
an almost perfect husband under
similar circumstances. He loves
his wife but her reasoning is
completely beyond him. The sec
ond feature for the double bill is
hilarious fun of Billy De Beck's
famous comic strip transferred to
the screen in "Private Snuffy
Smith"
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-04-16
SHERIFF'S SALE, REAL ESTATE
Case Number 32SOS
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Arthur II. Negele, ct al

Arthur II. Negele, ct al.
Court of Common Pleas, Licking
County. Ohio.
In pursuance of an order of sale
to me directed from said Court in
the above entitled action. l will ex-
pose to sale at public auction at
the Court House Gin the rotunda)
in the City of Newark, Licking
County, Ohio, on Saturday, April
25, 1912, at 1920 o'clock A. M. of
said day the following described
real estate.
Situated in the County of Lick
ing and State of Ohio and the City
of Newark and being more parti-
cularly described as follows:
Being inlot No. 4343 in The Ed
ward H. Everett Company's Riv-
erside Addition to the City of
Newark as the. same is delineated
on the Plat of said Addition, re-
corded in Vol. of the Plat Rec
ords of Licking County, Ohio, at
page 106.
known as 261 Riverside Drive,
Newark, Licking County, Ohio.
Appraised at: $4,000.
Terms of sale, $4,000 on day of
sale, balance on confirmation Of
sale.
WILLIAM McELROY, Sheriff,
By j. T. HATFIELD, Deputy.
Jones, Jones & Jones, Attorneys.
NJ 26 A 2-9-16-23
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-04-16
"GENTLEMAN AT HEART"
AND "AFFAIRS OF JIMMY
VALENTINE" AT AID.

Love is where you find it -
but who would ever think that
tall, dark and handsome Cesar
Romero would meet blithe,
blonde and beautiful Carole Lam
dis in an Art Gallery. 1t is a
sparkling first run comedy, Gen
tleman at Heart, which comes
to the Auditorium starting Sun
day, April 10 and running thru
April p. Second feature stars
Dennis O'Keefe, Ruth Terry and
Gloria Dickson, in Affairs of
Jimmy Valentine" O'Keefe ap-
pears as the scatter Drained, but
charming idea man of an adver-
tising agency, who along with
his girl friend, Cleo Arden, an
nouncer of the Jimmy Valentine
air show, sets out to stimulate
the Crosley rating of their pro-
gram.
BUY DEFENSE BONDS AND STAMPS
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-04-16
ARCADE OPTICAL Office
YOUR EYES ARE SAFE
IN OUR CARE.
O.P.Cook, 10 Arcade
SHERIFF'S SALE, REAL ESTATE
Case No. 327S7
Harry Ellsworth Burton

Amos LittIetOn burton
Court of Common Pleas, Licking
County, OHIO.
In pursuance of an order of sale
in partition to me directed from
said Court in the above entitled ac-
ton, | viii expose to sale at public
auction at the Court House (ln the
rotunda) in the City Of Newark,
Licking County, OHIO, on Saturda!,
May =. 1912, at 10 80 o'clock A NJ.
of said day the following described
real estate.
Situated in the County Of Lick
ng, in the State Of Ohio and in the
CITY of Newark, and bounded and
descr bed as follows:
Being all of inlot number thir-.
ty-three hundred and eighty-three
(3383) as designated and describe
in the A,nenueu plat of Woodside
Addition to said City recorded in
Vol. on page 1885 Of plats. Rec
orders Office of sa d County, ref
erence to which is hereby made.
Being the sam premises convey
I'd to Mary Ella Burton by war
ranty deed from William H. Glenn
ings and Mary Clemings dated
March 1905 and recorded in Deed
Book No. 1914 at page 40, Licking
county Deed Records.
Said property located at and
known as 367 Woods Avenue, New
Appraised at: S2500.00.
Terms of sale, $4,000 on day of
sale, balance on confirmation of
WILLIAM McELROY, Sheriff,
BY j. 4. HATFIELD, Deputy.
kreider q Kreider, Attorneys.
A 2-9-1623-30.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-04-16

according to Mary Hall, chair
man.
Members of the committee in
clude Barbara Rothstein, Henry
Hook, and Norman Stradley.
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