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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-01

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-01

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-25
Real Estate Brokers
Brokerage Cards
For Sale Real Estate


SOLID BRICK house. authentic de-
sign good-sized and small bed
rooms. fireplace, den; well decorat-
ed throughout its s rooms; fine
hardwood IIoors downstairs. Brick
garage LOCATED on southwest cor
per OF Posi- office Block, bounded
hysFerris land Adams ste. House
in. excel, lent condition and repair.
Would also make Al business site
Terms; cash. Telephone 137.
WEST beautiful S acre, close
in estate. large house. barn tn
slightly corner. nice district $4,000
Easy terms. II. Peet. So y. Huron
St. 1871.
ia--acres \ block from North Pros
pect near Holmes. Soom house,
hardwood floors down stone fire
place. bath, furnace, two car gar
age. $500. Terms. II. Peet, 90
North Huron ST. 1871
LOT % $50 ft.-with unfinished
room house. i.mi.' South OF Ypsi.
Terms. Ina. 1895 Plymouth Rd.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-25

VICTORY GARDENS
Wren houses and bird feeding sta
lions at Durant's. W. Michigan.
THEY'RE SOMETHING more than
fanciss and fads. these powerful
little Classified Ads
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-25

YPsILANTl CIGAR Store, centrally
located. stock and fixtures. only
$1,000. Terms H. Peet. SO n.
Huron Street, Phone 1871.
ROAD HOUSE BARGAIN-On East
Michigan just out Of Ypsilanti.
los by 230 II. room house $3.50
Good terms Roberts. $50 Ecorse
Road, Phone 1891.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-25
Livestock
Eor sale Llvestoek

HORSES FOR SALE So and Z
years old Broken to work. 1875
Huron River Dr.. Believiiie.
zoo LEGHORN-layinz puliets. Gas
son strain. starting battery
waterers. Fields Poultry Farm,
zisS Z. Michigan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-25
For Sale Real Estate
Lake Property

BLOCK wide property on =. Mich
igan Avenue - room apartment
house. trailer camp site Reason
Aole price. Terms. II. Peet. 50 y.
Huron 81. 1871.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-25

OVER 900 a. on North Prospect
st. near Holmes Road. acres,
variety fruit. Reasonable price
Terms. II Peet, So y. Huron St.
1871.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-25
Lake Property

LAKE FRONT furnished cottage. two
bed rooms. large liv. room and
porch. beautiful setting. Douglas
Fraser y. Terri Road at North
Lake. Phone Chelsea 26g2.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-25
Webb Coal Co.
PHONE APO

LiMiTED-number OF new electric
irons at sacrifice. Shoe Shop. 20
=, Cross, Phi 2092.
GOV. VAN WAGNER advises Put
Your Coal In Now" Buy Hanna
Goals at Lever a Lever, sac Ann
CAR HEATERs-Radios. Batteries
Tsorns Tir. Co. 400 T. MieS' sss.
THOR Electric Ironer. tsty5. Family
Radio shoppe. ios w. Michigan.
WATKINS DEALER J. STANTON
Immediate delivery. Any product
Call NJ 40s L. Cross. Pm. 3ii-W.
CEMENT BLOCKS Your nome is
no better than It's foundation. Buy
tested blocks from Moorman's
Phone ~.
RETURNED Norge refrigerator. like
new. VIII sell for balance. Orinnell
Bros. 80 w Michigan.
FLuOREsCENT fixtures. all types.
Adapior Kitchen fixtures mo wiz
ing) 1895. Better Homes Appliance
shop. ~ y. Washington st
Wanted To Buy
WANTED-good clean used rurni.
ture Private sales anytime. s57
Penniman Ave. Plymouth. Harry
Robinson, Auetionesr.
Miscellaneous
MOTORs-snd exhaus. fans. Flee
trio Motor Shop 10 2. Huron
COMICS usedj 7 for 26c. Model Air.
craft boats, supplies. Magazines
sold. Hobby shop, $40 w. Cross.
GRADED AND CRUSHED GRAVEL
For Driveways and Parking Lots
Delivered and Spread
WHITAKER AND GOODING co,
1900 Gale Rd. Prone 2020-J-1
KILLfNS GRAVEL COMPANY
Tel Ypsl ll07l mo toll CHARGE
BLACK DIRT-MANURE
Washed Sand-pebbles, gravel.
rocks. general trucking Call Julius
Iahn. Phone i2i3-W-1
MUCK and black soil for quick
sale. sOc and 4oc per yard Lewis
Trailer Park. 7tiS Holmes. Pm.
lfo9-J-t.
Business and onIee Equipment
rented repaired. o. d. Morrill,. an
s state 81. Ann Amor. Phone 1918
For Sale or Exchange
HAND MADE FIDDLE-Used furni-
ture bought or exchanged or sny-
thing. Shoe shop 20 e. Cross. 2os2
Automotive
Automobiles For Sale
i9fi--Plymouth five passenger coupe
with radio. leater and 10000
miles. GOOD condition. Inquire at
1876 Maple after 6 .. m.
1871 CHEVROLET Master Deluxe.
S passenger. tudor sedan, radio
heater 1900 miles. like new in
am out. 50 trade. 1898 p Michi-
san Ypsiianti
1889 BUICK s-door sedan in excellent
condition. Spare tire. new battery.
radio. heater. $500 cash. s2g oak
lawn.
Trucks For Sale
1898 FORD-Dump Truck yard
box. exceptionally good tires
Mechanically o. r Gordon Ander
son, 1850 p. Michigan
Wanted To Buy
WILL PAY CAsH-for your used
car We have a good selection ~
used cars Hudson sales & Service,
100 p. Cross Phone H3.
Trailer
FACTORY DISPLAY
ZIMMER TRAfLERs
e7-FOOT thinner Trailers--corplet
equipment - wheels - EASY
RMs-tf5 Monthly
TRAILER TRAVEL COMPANY
Distributors
1895 r. Michigan
sHAMROCK-t295. $50 down. tic.f5
monthly. Trailer Travel Co, 1928
2. Michisan.
USED 1870 House Trailer. s'eeps :.
excellent condition 900 down.
Balance like rent. lpsiianu Trail
er sales. 1893 r. Michigan.
WANTED-t-sed House Trailer. VIII
pay cash. 1872 T. Michigan.
Livestock
For Sale Livestock
HORSES FOR SALE So and Z
years old Broken to work. 4ss75
Huron River Dr., Belleviiie.
200 LEGHORN-layinz puliets. Gas
son strain. starting battery. |
waterers. Fields Poultry Farm. !
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-25
Lot IS. Orchard PARK Ada.

hitf utlA iNtNton
80 If. Curb \ GutterHla5 case
Lot SO, orchard Park Add.
Frank Miller
los lakewood
80 LF curb & Guttergl25 $3.50
Lot ~, Orchard Park Add.
Herbert Renton
so Ii. curb & Gutterdl:S $3.50
Lot S., Orchard Park Add.
r. A Nielhaurer
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-25

Lot 50 Orchard Park Add.
Charlotte Ashton
= 10 Foster House
Northwestern University
Evanston, III.
so If. curb 4 Gutter0I.5 $3.50
Lots 30 81 orchard Park Add.
Herbert Renton
as LIZ. Curb & Guttera125 5000
81 L.F. std Curb a so 2s. 60
81 LF. Gutter a SIS 442O
ISIS ST. 6" Apron q 40 52.s4
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-25
Help Wanted, Male or Female

or saleswoman. whole
or part time. Address Telex Hear
ing Aid Service. Book Bldg. De-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-25
Stretch Your Dollars By Shopping From The Daily Cdssie@
For Sale Real Estate


HIGH-ciass property. Normal
school district room hrics tfri
stuccg house. tile bath. shower.
wash room on urst noor. pcsuts-
ful interior brick finish. brick
fireplace garage. reasonable prise.
Terms 5000 down. H. Feet So
y. Huron ST. 1871
GRANT sT-s room modern house
$500. X. Feet, 50 \. Huron st.
1871.
A NEW HOUSE = rooms and hath.
sass down balance like rent. IS ".
Michigan. Onen evenings.
ATTRACTIVE residence iu Dexter
must be sold 70 settle estate. Pm
lc6l Dexter.
PEARL STREET NEAR NORMAL
room bungalow ti7So Easy
terms. see this bargain today no
berts $50 Ecorse Road Phone
1891
AT SALINE
6 ROOM bungalow. new, good loca-
tion. IArse living room. firepla e.
Two bedrooms. den. modern ktch-
en- Full basesaeat- OIL furnace.
automatic water heater one ear
garage Large lot. Priced 10 sell.
9 ROOM family home on Main
Street large lot rooms and
bath on first floor rooms and
bath on second OIL furnace hot
water heater, fun basement. /.
car garage real home all IN
good repair. For further Informs
ton call Max \. hlaes-. so- Ann
Arhor Trust Building. Ann Ar
Dor. BusAAhons 25lt3. resi-
dence phdy
EAST FoF55l5 p eight room
Terms Terms s5%En 4. Peet. 81 y.
Huron ST. PWoh 1871.
CASH BUYERS for houses. farms or
businesses n. Peet. over . years
real estate experience. Realtor. %
No Huron St Ph. 1871.
NEW H. A. bungalow. rooms
completely modern In Milan. Mich.
LIST Mortgage Corp. 1851 National
Bank Bldg. Detroit Cherry soes.
WASHTENAW Avenue lot. well To-
Gated. seas H. Peet % y. Huron
81. Phone 1871.
TwO-front l6ts on Ecorse Rd. Call
at 72l Lowell st.
FIVE LOTS. MAUSE AVENUE
Sewer, water, bargain all or part.
$3.50 each. Terms Roberts. $50
Ecorse Road, Phone 1891.
LOT in college Heights Subdivision,
No. 26S. $500 or viii trade for car
or house trailer. S032 Patton, De-
troit, Mich. Pm. oregon tlol
Farms and Land
100 &C. on M-9e south Stookbridge.
good soil, fine buildings. Bargain
for quick sale. Other farms. Doug
las Fraser on n. TER. Road at
North Lake Phone Chelsea 1898.
SEVEN ACRES income fruit or
chard. near North Geddes Road
close in. 1913 Terms easy. ~
II Peet. 80 North Huron St. Pm.
1871
TWENTY ACRES OR PART-at
Whitaker, school bus passes $500
hsndles, Easy terms Roberts, 7sO
.Ecorse Road. Prone 1891.
Lake Property
LAKE FRONT furnished cottage. two
bed rooms, large liv room and
porch, beautiful setting. Douglas
Fraser y. TER. Road at North
Lake. Phone Chelsea $500.
Business Properly
YPsILANTl CIGAR Store, centrally
located. stock and fixtures only
$1,000. Terms. n. Peet, SO n.
Huron street, Phone 1871
ROAD HOUSE BARGAIN-On East
Michigan just out Of Ypsllanti.
los by 230 IT, room house $3.50
Good terms. Roberts $50 Ecorse
Road, Phone 1881.
Suburban Propertv
OVHR-300 H. on North Prospect
st. near Holmes Road 8 acres,
variety fruit. Reasonable price
Terms. II Peet. SO y. Huron St.
1871.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-25
For Sale Livestock
Legal Notices
ASSESSMENT ROLL NO as
CURB AND oUTrEH ON GRANT
STREET FROM WALLACE BoULB-
Ward TO MANsFIELD STREET

Art u normal fark Add.
Betsy a. Hustled
10 Ehman & Greenstreet
100 If, Curb 4 Gattern1c5 $3.50
Lot 81. Orchard Park Add
w T. sherman,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27
Miss Ruth Abbott
Has Treasure Hunt

Miss Ruth Abbott entertained 4
number of friends at a party We'd
ncsdav night at her home ON the
B%earpond road.
The guests were as follows: Misse~
Ruth Abbott, Annie. Jane. and Elsie
Abbott, Alma and Clara Short, Re-
becca and Prentice Barker, Doris
and Margaret West, Doris Carroll,
Della Mangum, Lessie Buchanan.
Lucille Rem, Rebecca Clayton, Jane
Frazier, Mozelle Pegram, Elsie
Hughes, and Elizabeth Collins; Ros-
o and Edison Clayton, George and
Emmitt Hughes, Joe and Clifton
Short, Clifton Rem, Alfred FaulK =
ner, Furnan Watkins. Edward and
Jack Abbott, James Barker. w. 6.
Pegram, Herman Collins, Mir. anc
Mrs, Joseph Horton, Mr.. and Mrs.
CALVIN Gu. son., and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bennett Bowen.
The guests went on q treasure
hunt and after returning were usher
ed into tho dining room where de
llCious refreshments were served.
More games played afterWard ad-
ded to the pleasure of the evening,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27
SOCIETY NEWS
FREE PASSAGE.

Through my window / can see
One small star whose ,WlnkIin,
light,
AS a candle burning bright,
Keeps me company.
Though | lie within my room
Yet my thoughts Il travel Tar
In the wake OF n small star
Shining through the gloom.
Gwen Castle
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27
From Norfolk

Willard Edwards. tra4 tine uaEa!
training station, Norfolk, Va, IS
spending a few dly- with his par
cuts. Mr.. and MIS-. p. 4. Edwards, IN
West end.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27
GRANTED

Malcolm c. Penny. 81, of Raleigh,
and Nancy BurWcll ChaNasse, 80. OF
Henderson, were recently granted
license tn marry at the Vance Rogi>-
trr ottt,v rl@ords there roEsalld In
a..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27
From Fort Jackson.

Sgt. Leonard H. Hobgood. of For.
Jackson, S. G.. spent Tuesday herr.
with relatives.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

From Halifax, Nova Scotia, 70 VIC
toria. British Columbia. is 3,26p
niles.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27
Visits DunnS.

Mrs. l.. a. IiennlngsOn, Of Science
tady, N. Y. is visiting Misses Juni,,
Jennie, and Willie Dunn. at the.
home on NOrtn Garnett street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27
|QN6RATULKTWS
'&&%A@g

, Benjamin Horner Hicks, Jr.
Nr. and Mrs. B. n. Hicks an
nounce TIE birth of a son, Benjamin
Homer Hicks. il. ON Friday. March
27.=l9t2. at Maria Parham hospital.
Evening star., 1942-03-21
Percentage Leases Solve
Problem for Stores

Store leasing during the period Of
the war presents special problems,
since these are days when merchants
face uncertainties as to their supply
OF goods, may presently be unable
to make automobile deliveries, may
need to experiment with branch
shops. The percentage lease with
minimum fixed rentaD and the
option appear to present the most
equitable solution Of the problem for
both tenant and landlord.
So says the journal of Property
Management in an article by A. E.
MacDougall. New York, vice presi-
dent of the Greensboro Corp. de-
velopers of Jackson Heights.
His table of percentage lease rates
applicable today, summarizing the
experience of the Queensboro Corp.
as to II types of retail businesses, is
a feature of the April issue of the
journal now on the press, an issue
given over to war-period manage
ment methods.
The percentage lease. in use
successfully for many years, is par
ticularly adaptable to times of un-
certainty, such as the present" Mr..
MacDougall says. The merchant
is cautious as to rental commit
ments and the landlord does not
want to tie up the property at a
depressed rent, with no opportunity
of improvement in the event of a
sudden ending OF the war and i'm
proved business conditions.
The percentage lease. with mini
mum rental, can bridge the gap be-
tween them and put the vacant
store to use"
Evening star., 1942-03-21
Session 10 Emphasize
Material Conservation

Wartime construction, stressing
conservation of critical materials.
will be the theme of meetings to be
held in 81 cities by the Producers
Council, national association of
building material units affiliated
with the American Institute Of
Architects.
The first meeting will be held here
next Friday at the Mayflower Ho-
tel. Richmond H. Shreve Of New
York, president Of the A. I. A.,
will preside. Speakers will include
Lessing ]. Rosenwald, chief of the
Bureau of Industrial Conservation,
w. P. B.; Stephen F. Voorhees,,
special adviser, construction branch,
w. P. B.: Maj. Gen. Eugene Rey-
bold, chief Of engineers, U. S. A;
Capt. L. B. Combs. assistant chief,
Bureau of Yards and Docks. Navy
Department, and D. w. Kimball,
president of Associated General
Contractors of America.
The meetings are planned to reach
architects, plant engineers and su-
perintendents and designers and
speciflers generally concerned with
the war construction program, 1t
was stated by J. w. Follin. man.
aging director of the council The
aim, he said, Is to emphasize the
new approach to design and speci-
flcation made necessary by the
shortage of critical materials and
the need for conservation. A def
mite statement Of policy will be
formulated at the Washington
meeting.
Evening star., 1942-03-21
w. H. Walker Co. Sold
To Walker & Dunlop

Purchase of the real estate busi-
ness Of w. H. Walker Co., established
54 years ago, was announced to-
day by Walker g. Dunlop, Inc, mort
gage loan bankers and realtors Of
1900 Fifteenth street NV.
The late W. H. Walker started in
the real estate business with his
father in 1906, the firm being known
then as Redford Walker g. Son.
The w. H. Walker Co., located in
the Shoreham Building. was an out
growth Of that company and was
owned and operated until his death
by William H. Walker.
In announcing the transaction,
Oliver NJ. Walker, president Of
Welker g. Dunlop. Inc, said the
newly acquired business would be
merged with his firm, greatly ex-
panding the brokerage and man.
agement services of the company.
Hunter Davidson, who with Robert
Walker, grandson of the late w. H.
Walker, has been managing the af-
fairs Of the company, will join the
Walker & Dunlop organization, in
charge of the enlarged property
management division. He was as
sociated with the late Mr.. Walker
for Is years.
Evening star., 1942-03-21
Sentiment for Postwar
Housing Move Urqed

Formation of a Nation wide Or
ganization to mobilize public opin-
ion for a vast postwar housing
construction drive is urged by Dean
Walter R. MacCornack Of the Mas
sachusetts Institute OF Technology
vice president of the American In
stitute of Architects. The work Of
the organization would be the back
bone" of a program for the re-
habilitation Of American cities now
under consideration by the insti-
tute, according to Dean MacCor-
mack.
1t is further suggested that Amer
lean architects meet with members
of the Royal Institute Of British
Architects, when possible, to discuss
the postwar reconstruction prob
lens Of Europe and the Orient. Dean
MacCornack envisions the mobili-
zation after the war of thousands
of technicians, architects and rep
resentatives of finance to bring
worldwide order out of chaos.
As another step in creating in the
public mind support of city planning
and housing programs that will
benefit the community, Dean Mac
Cornack proposes that schools adopt
educational programs that will en-
phasize the Importance of postwar
rehabilitation.
Evening star., 1942-03-21
Refreshing Color Scheme

A bedroom with walls painted a
fresh light green to match the rug
presents an atmosphere of cool and
refreshing charm. The furniture,
painted gray-green with an applied
design of garlands. blends pleas
ingly with pale green chintz made
into quilted spreads and the pleated
dressing table hounce with quilted
yoke. Flowered hooked rugs. flow
cred chair covers and ecru curtains
complete the harmony.
Evening star., 1942-03-21
Stencils GIomorize Floors

An old floor can be glamorized
with stencils. In a young girls
room the floor was enameled white
and a two color flower stencil
applied at widely spaced intervals
gave real swank to an old and
badly worn floor. In another-a
study-bedroom - one large square
design repeated to make an all-over
pattern worked magic In camou-
flaging the uneven floor.
Evening star., 1942-03-21
MARYLAND Estute Sold

Drumclifis. 242-acre estate with
2 miles of frontage on the Patuxent
River and st. Thomas Creek. in
Southern Maryland. has been pur-
chased by John E. Capps. Of Wash
ington from DR.. Louis F. Beecher
of Dayton. Ohio. it was announced
today. The sale was made by
Leonard Snider OF La Plata.
Evening star., 1942-03-21
Deoth FuiIs os Salesman

After a child had died from
diphtheria In nearby Hammersmith,
only 247 OF the 785 parents in
Shepherds Bush. England. would
permit their children to be inocu-
lated against the disease.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-06
TRI STEE'S SALE OF real.
ESTATE.
By Substituted Trustee

Pursuant e. TN" power and Az
thurIty contained III u certain decd u:
trust dated the Bird day OF February
1896. executed by Sudlr \ Dunn
(wIduw) Ia J.. &. Abrrnrihy. Trus.
tee. which deed Of trust l. duly 'rgs-
tered III the office of the Rcgi.trr O.
Deeds ui Vance County. Nw'h Gar
u!ina. III Book 1879, page -. securing
a certain note payable L. Home
Owners Loan Cooperation. G"iaf
having been made for Il period q
more than ninety 900 day ~ The
pd?mcn, al SAID note as prov idea
therein and in the pcriormJTC" o!
certain covenants set uIi IN ~I.d deed
ui trUst and demand al foreclosure
having been made by the n'.tcr -:
said Indebtedness. the undrr> gnca
Trustee. having been substituted =
Trustee. for T.. {. Abcuvthy. sad
substitution being duly recorded n
the office "f the RcgI>tcr at DEEDS
of Vance County. North Carolina. ID
Book 200. page il9. will Offer i";
sale at public auction Ia the N!shcN
bidder for cash al the Court House
door III Henderson (NanCc County,
North Carolina at - o'clock noon
OF the 30 day OF July. 1912. IN" fol-
lowing described real estate. I" VII
All that certain lot. tract o. par
Gel ot land situate. lying and beme
in the City of Henderson. licndeF-
son Township. County ui Nanr
State of North Carolina. and more
particularly described and defined as
follows. Beginning At an mon STAKE
on The North EaStcrly side at Mohr
gOmory Street. Tom Ellis corner
which said stake is South II Ia"
1916 feet from the northeast inter-
section of Clark Street with Mont
gnmcry Street. and runs thence along
Montgomery Street South 90 -
East. - feet e. Robert LaSSi,Cr', line
thence along his line North 20 ia
East. 1923 feet to an iron stake. Las
siter'S line. thence along his me
North 60 Id West So feet To- WI:
corner. thence along Ellis line. Sou't
30 Sd West 1923 feet to place oi De-
ginning, being the property purChaS.
ed by ". w. Dunn and wife. Suole
II. Dunn, by decd recorded in BOON
1874. page 27G, Register Of Deeds Oh,
flee of Vance County. Also deed o.
Robert LasSitcr and wife To W. W;
Dunn and wife. Sudic II. Dunn. dcco
book l66. page 2l0, and decd OF Hen
dCrsOn Loan & Real Estate Com.
pany TO Sudic a. Dunn. deed bgeN
100. page 1899, Register Of Deeds "
flee of Vance County. North Car
olina. Decd recorded in book 49,
page 278. bears date Of October !"
1925. was filed and recorded NO
vcmbcr 90. 1925. Deed recorded "
book 1856 page 2l9 bears date Of june
I. 1929 was filed and recorded JuH
10. 1929, deed recorded in book lov
page 100 bears date Of January 81.
1880 was filed and recorded February
4. 1890. Being also the same properly
survey under date of october 81;
1885 by W. II. Boyd, Eng. plat on
said survey now on file with w"
Home Owners Loan COrDOTii d.,
This purchaser at this sale vii Oe
required to make cash deposit o.
5 per cent Of the purchase price ! 70
show good faith. and this sale VIII
be made subject TO 1912 taxes.
This. the 29th day of June, 1912
II. PAUL JAMESON.
Substituted Trustee.
a. A. Bum, Attorney.
6-13-20-27 -. 4
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-06
NOTICE. OF SALE.

Under and by virtue Of the p5N.
ana authority of Order ul IN" Clr-.
ni IN" superior Court ui Nanr.
'"Gniy IN the Special Proceeding O..
'!'i"d "a. ". Gholson. il. Admin
N'Ea'"r ~ tie E>tat" Of l~ham Be-.
ncl'. deceased. vS. Martha Ride
if"nn"tt. Widow, Leah Rr"u"'r Nor.
tom and William Henry Morton. he
husband. R"th Bennett tIumavried
Frank Bennett and Dorothy RcNrc-
MS VIE. and j. II. Hicks. TRUSTEE
ana me Home Building and I.J.
Association and limos H,Jr, No..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-06
OTHER SIDE

OTHER SIDE-Su much .nr the
genera. g"ay:.o" mere t. G...s sun
G..-.1 and perhaps selfish move
Here Is G.li'> side.
luaa." 10 gr' the first man ne
chose a. me assistant commissioner
.: ".|r"ur-Arcn!c Wilton Mel van
90 LJn.3rgtun-G.ll was ln - QannG-
Jry. There were several applicants for
ne lob rom within the department,
.'a several uGt>iGr. Gin did not
."," '.",c men wei, enough tu de-
CO" winch one ID: them liz wanted
H. any Hr al all. lie WAS IN 4 b.g.
H". fra surrounded Oy strange pcr-
E.r. For IN" thn2-aud those who
E0.W c.. SNOW this did have It's e.
'.,'--1" was lonesome. For uuu'nrr
.r want tu begin The proposed re
sanitation without delay So ur
'.aa.,N U-U"d the cuycrnor-Wh.Cu
wasn't SO ,u.y-int" letting INN have
Gross. ~ H.uSc loyalty and IaGgmCn,
Gil has c.wpic:c faith.
Cross ~. conduct the personnel
survey which Will Dc lie first Step
=" G.ll'~ 3. organization. Cross viii
nave an interview with every en-
i'.N va 'ss' tti't' lIlltl9s- ne " %. So
up files showing their training. rx-
pcr!cnC". character and genera.
qualifications. Il will Dc rather Ike
The work he has done lut"rricw.us
prisoners :, determine whether 'n"y
are worthy II parole
And N ne end Cross Will have d
major par III deciding who w...
serve permanently III the job ne is
handling Tor the time being.
"i"u scc. said Gil after his "x-
PLANTATION. Il needed Cross mur than
! have ever needed him before"
But there are still those tina, b"-
l"," the parol" o:fc. ais. need,
Gross more man !; ever needed h.u,
before. And that. The: say. is wn,.r
IN" parole commissioner belongs. I,
Cross ., more valuuuI. g. IN" state