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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Liquor Board
Shdkeup Due
Times star Correspondent

LANSING. Feb. II. - Governor
Van Wagner said today that he
VIII announce his long awaited
plans for a reorganization of the
liquor commission, next week.
The term OF Commissioner Or
rim A. DcMaSS expired December
Is but At tho governors request
DeMaSs stayed on duty during the
holiday rush period. Chairman
John w Miner is al the Mayo
Clinic. Rochester. Mimi, recover
ing from pneumonia
"Miner didn't want this Job
In the first place" the governor
said. 81 had hoped to give him
the courtesy Of an interview be-
fore we announced our changes,
hut this has appeared impos-
sible. I'll write him a letter"
Miners resignation has been On
the governors desk for months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Ford Chiefs See
New Bomber

4 party of Ford executives arc
in BalImolr, Md today 10 see a
new type Martin medium bomber
IN action. powered hy the first
Of The Ford built Pratt and Whit
ney motors.
In the party are Charles F.
SorcnScn and l. VI Wibcl, VICE
presidents Benson Ford, VI. L
Broker, general superintendent, Of
the aircraft plant, and Mai w
5. Duffec, air corps officer II
charge ~ the engine plant.
The Ford engines arc So
horsepower Of the latest design
The inspection flight of the bomber
was 10 be held a. the Glenn Mar.
tin plant this morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

Arthur r Dayton 4Z-ycat-old
war department cmployc OF Alta
dena Cal. today has the first
or gwen by the Wayne County
Auto RatIonlng Board on an dp-
ptrration for a brand now car
Permits enabling citizens who
purchased cars before January }
20 get delivery, were being lSsucC
today in the office Of County
clerk CaSpar ! L.ngemanl CHAIR
man OF the board
Dayton VINO Is attached 20 tho
intelligence division OF the Wal
department. purchased ms car hN
mail order. last November u
shortly after. be- forwarded CalI.
f0rma license plate, which Wor.
attached - The sedan he hoGeh'
The car was placed IN storage -
await Dayton : coming through
Detroit 20 pick u TAP.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Governor Picks
Defense Chiefs

LANSING Fob = Chiefs VI
the >IN emergency protective >err.
ic6s under the state defense coun-
Ell were named today by Governor
Van Wagner
state polrr Capt Donald &
Leonard NOW director OF the c',I.
/en> defense corps. recommended
the master plan adopted by tho
governor
Under IL state Police Commits.
sioncr oscar 6 Olandcr viii be II
charge Of fire and police protec.
ton during tho war emergency.
owen !. Clcary. YpSllanti bust
moss college head. VIII he chief oi
all AIR rad warning services; Or
&. G. Young director Of the state
n ealth laboratories. will hcaC
emergency medical service. High.
way Commissioner G. Donalc
Kennedy VIII be m charge Of al
public works and public service
and Commissioner Richard X
Barkcll in charge Of utilities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Congress
To Kill

BY PHILLIPS J. PECK
nt1 News service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Fe b. ID. - A
canvass Of the. Senate indicated
I o d a V that the much-criticized
Pensions-for-C congressman. Act will
be repealed by the Senate within
a week.
The Senate originally approved
the measure. which subsequently,
led 10 the Bundles for Congress"
campaign, by a roll call vote. Of
AZ 10 "A on January 10.
Thirty senator's were listed as
not voting, however, when the bill
went through. and a survey indi-
Gated that sufficient support will
come from this group-together
with defections among the ranks
of those originally voting aye
TO guarantee passage of the re.
pealer.
Two bills TO accomplish the re-
peal have been introduced in the
te by Senator's Harry F.
Byrd Cd of Virginia and Arthur
Capper RI Of Kansas. and a half
dozen similar proposals are pend
ing in the House. which adopted
the pension plah' by voice vote.
THE thing Is going to be re-
nealed." Senator Byrd said. "The
only question Is to get IL before
the Senate"
Byrd admitted that he is con-
sidering attaching a repeater ia.
the 500 100000 Office of Civilian
Defense bill in order TO secure
speedy action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
German Woman
Seized by FB|

CAMDEN. n. J.. Feb. IA GNS).
- \ German alien housewife,
seized operating a powerful short
wave radio receiving set in the
basement Of her home. was held
today by FBI agents.
She was arrested Wednesday
night. the FBI said. on a presi-
DENTAL warrant charging her with
Withholding articles forbidden To
enemy aliens. Her name was not
revealed. The radio set was a 20
tube affair that could pick up
every station in Germany. and
short wave stations in Japan and
1hailand The woman was held
for hearing before an enemy alien
board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Japanese Hold
Detroit Pfiests

Two priests and lay brother
from Detroit. who were taken priS-
oners when the Japanese captured
the island Of Guam, today are
being held in Japan, relatives here
learned.
They are Father Alvin LATER
son of Alfred LATER, of 923t
Harvard road; Father Marciar
Pellet. whose mother is Mrs
Pearl Franklin, of 1912 Third ave
nue., and Brother Gabriel Badala
menu. son Of Joseph Badalamcnti
of 1872 Mt. Elliot avenue.
The three were captured along
with eight other members of the
Capuchin order. including Father
Xavier Marquette. of Marine City.
Mich, the governor OF Guam. and
some other Americans.
Word of their whereabouts came
from the Vatican Bureau of Infor-
nation through Archbishop Amleto
g. Cicognani, apostolic delegate to
the United States. who had re-
celved an appeal from the Capuchin
order here.
Father Lat'eir was spiritual di-
rector of the Third Order of St.
+ rancls III Detroit before leaving
Tor missionary work in Guam in
l94l. Father Pcllett studied at
Sacred Heart Seminary before
Joining The Capuchin order, and
lett for Guam in November. 1899
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Costly Seeds
Auditor, Farm Boy,
Registers Protest

Agriculture has been ADDED r
insurance a. q matter for inles'I.
cation whom Ray IIafcA county
auditor. VISITS Elo.se nest week.
iiafob a farm boy eNprc>>cc
surprise today a. a rcque>, hy tho
institution for $500 for garden
seed
THAT figures about 81 an
acre or whole lot higher when
YOU consider that much al the
800 acres il farmed," he com
nlcntcd IL want To find out
more about il before I'll approve
the purchase.
Al tho same time tho hOaiI Of
auditors approved q So loo pur-
chase for fivc carloads OF TN cans
1fte' being warned by the Amer
can Can Company that delay might
mean refusal of the order
The cans Will be used for produce
which EloiSc authorities valued al
$50 900 last year
The auditors appointed Gcrall
\. Muir. - Of 3S2i Kendall ave
nuc. director OF tho Wayne County
bureau of Investigation An a.
torncv Muir for three years ha'
boon district chief OF research anc
records Tor The WA. He succeed,
Sam IoVc. resigned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
; Killed, 8 Hurt
In Navy Blast

WASHINGTON. Feb Il flNS)
A woman and two men were
killed and eight persons injured,
one critically. when INT hut
exploded at the navy's Bellevue
powder magazine on the outskirts
Of Washington
Although ti,e blast shattered
vlndcvY FOR several blocks sur
rounding the naval station anu
powder magazine, officials SAID
the property damage was com
paratively slight and that work
schedules would not be inter-
rupted.
.6duSr IF -tff7r -CXpi0STOTT WdS not
determined. There was no APP
parent evidence Of sabotage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Gee Assigned
To War Work
Tme. star Correspondent

LANSING. Feb. 14.-MlchiCan'
p Civilian Conservation Corps
may he eliminated unless they car
qualify under new war detectives
determined by the federal govern
ment, Welfare Director John l..
O'Connell said today.
From now on CCC camps
will be devoted TO aid In war
work." ne said There will he
no new camps in Michigan and
those which cannot qualify will.
be eliminated a. rapidly n pos
slble.'
Under new rules boys Will nJf
he kept in the area in which they
sign up. but will he sent 10 all
parts OF the country for war work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Health CurfeW
Blood Donations Reveal
Colds Rundown

ANN ARBOR. Feb. IA Be.
cause IS of so University of Mich.
lgan goods who volunteered a,
Red Cross blood donors had blooc
which was too thin and were re.
Jec'ed. the Student League Council
today Topped an hour off the girls
Friday night dates.
Hereafter. the goods Mlll-Aa|e
ito he in their dormitorics b,
ESQ a. m instead Of 1.30 a. m
10 build up their health.
The council explained that wal
must be brought home 10 the
students. electricity must be saved
or the university will have 10
ration IL. and co-edS must become
physically #.
THE university health service
has been ONercrOwded with run
down students whose Illnesses
are partially due 10 lack Of
sufficient sleep" the council
added
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

a Canadian who entered the
United States Illegally. today faces
deportation to Canada and separa-
ton from his American-born wife
and two small children.
According 10 Louis NJ. Hopping
assistant United States distric,
attorney, Samuel Stanton. 30, OF
526 South Connecticut avenue
Royal Oak. born in Canada Of
Russian parents. entered the coun
Try illegally at New York in Jan
uary 1899. lie married and is the
a her OF two sons. aged II
months and seven weeks.
When il came timP 10 register
as an alien, Stanton did moi wish
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
IDEAL COMMUNITY

Senator PrentiSs VI. Brow n
stated in Washington that the fed
eral community will be an ideal
place in which 10 live He sand
the plans FOR +, were based upon
the experience gained IN housing
construction IN other industrial
centerS
The houses viii vary in con-
Struction and IN cost To suit the
salaries Of workers. IN various
ciaSsifcauonS Also needed Viii
he schools. public utilities and
reCreational facilities
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Lock Door IAfler--
Sheriff Decides Jail Exit Needs Repairs When
Prisoner Wrieees through II

after Circuit Judge James + Che
NOT pronounced sentence Of 3 y 10
; years IN Jackson prison. for pos
session Of burglars tools,
With the aid Of Deputy Harry
Leblanc, Nipar succeeded in sub
dung S1c2cchowSki.
The bullpcn door was made OF
wire mesh II had 80 much spring
TO The bottom half that. without
unlocking n tho prisoner had boon
able 10 spread the door wide
enough TO escape.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

He Registers for Draft in
His Own Office

Detroits No. / citizen became a
potential army private. today.
BY courtesy Of his selective serv-
ice board. Mayor Edward j
Jeffries Jr. was registered in his
office at city hall by Marie Copus
of the controllers office.
Jeffries gave his age as Al, his
weight as 165 pounds and his
height 5-foot 9. He was born in
Detroit April 3. 1900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Detroit Defense
Strednn|ined

a strcamlincd system 81 civilian
defense for The Detroit area has
been devised and today awaits
only the approval Of Gov Murray
u Van Wagner 10 make n e'-
fectlve according 20 Glenn {.
Richards. associate defense Co-or-
dlnator for this area
1T Will he working system,
something that didn't exist be
fore" Richards SAID
Richards did not disclose details
IF the system but sand that
Wayne. Macomb. and Oakland
counties will be reorganlZed INTO
Is districts. Supplanting the pros
ent local defense council Setup
Under This system he SAID tho
five Crosse Pointc communities
would be included IN single dis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

Scale Model Destroyer
10 Be Constructed

\ Scale-modol destroyer. "a
serve rs a recruiting headquarters
and induction center for the navy
Will be constructed Al Monroe and
Woodward avenues under A plan
approved today by common council
Action was taken on a request
by Lieut. y. Y Shea The navy
VIII furnish materials while the
department 81 public works will
contribute the mon and facilities.
The structure VII occupy an
S0-foot frontage on a triangular lot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Deaths Valentines
Arrive in Detroit Home as Wire Brings Word
Husband Is Killed in Air Crash

There arc two Valentines in The
pretty little house at 1851 Fen
moro avcpuc today
Their owner. Mrs Wilma Hos
felt holds them tightly Her hus-
band. Capt Harry G. HoSfelJ,
mailed them 10 her Just q few
hours before he was killed IN an
army bomber crash near Seattle
Wash
The Valentines arrived shortly
before a telegram from the coast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

= Sheriff Andrew {. Baird today
was 10 ask the county board Of
auditors for funds 10 repair the
County Building bullpen door,
through which a prisoner wrigglcd
free and almost completed his eS-
cape.
The prisoner. Alex S2Czcchow-
ski. "a. Of Sl4 Bagiey avenue was
recapturcd only because A. he al
tempted 10 flee the building he en-
countercd Deputy Sheriff Michael
Eipsr, who had imprisoned hlnI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

telling the young widow Of tine
tragedy
1T just doesn't seem possible
that Harry II dead" Mrs Hos
felt said. This morning re-
ceived his regular daily letter.
II was so full If hope. You see
Marilyn. our 6-year-old daugh-
ter, and l were leaving Nslen-
tines Day for Seattle TO visit
him. Why our tickets are here
in my purse and our things are
all packed. II cant be true"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Draft 10 Hit Business

CLEVELAND. Feb Il lNS)
Brig Cen. Lewis = Hershey
Selectivc service director. warned
today that the induction Of mil
lions Of men IN the armed forces
VIII force business men 20 prepare
for "A drastic rcadluStment of the
conduct OF business
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Pay Patriots
Defense Stamps Purchase
Ends Wage Dispute

NEW YORK. Feb. II 1NS).-
\ wage dispute was settled by
compromise today with the COM
pany purchasing a 25-cent defense
stamp each week for each employee.
Sixty cafeteria workers de-
manded a S3-a-week raise and the
company countered with an offer
of 81.
Agreement was reached on a
s. - raise. with - cents Of the
weekly boost TO be paid in defense
StaD1nS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
ENJOYS Ratified

WASHINGTON. Feb. II GNS) D..
The Senate today confirmed the
nominations Of Admiral William
II. STANDBY as ambassador 10
Russia, and Brig Gen Patrick j.
Hurley as minister 10 Now Yea
IrDd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Brings Sears
From Hawaii
Detroiter. Burned, Shot by Jeps,
Tells Of Battle on Shipboard

toll, hut the pursuit ships were
diving at III To wipe the deck
with machine-gun fire. The
wounded were being carried
down the gang plank. hut the
laps followed the bearers with
their fire-killing some Of the
wounded who were unable 10
escape under their own power.
I'VE kept firing and must have
got some Of the planes which
fell. However. all of the guns
were trained To an apex and YOU
couldn't tell whether il was YOU
who shot or the next fellows
which brought the Jap down. As
they went sailing over after "A
miss they'd stick their heads
over the side and glare and
laugh al us.
"SOme OF those laughs we
stopped when they made another
swOOp at us. We drove off two
attacks through constant fire
but toward the end they got me
with a machine-gun bullet in the
thigh. Within few seconds a
dive bomber swung over and
dropped a fire bomb which threw
fire the length Of the deck. You
couldn't get out Of tit seemed
10 spread all over the deck. I
managed TO stumble To the gang
way despite the wound and the
burns.
PURSUIT SHIPS RETURN
"Some Of the boys grabbed
me and started To carry me off.
but the pursuit ships returned
and began their machine-gun
fire at the gangplank again.
I'm not sure how got
ashore for the next thing I re-
member was week later when
I came to In the hospital.
I'm going back before March
and II my score hasn't been
eNened. by II viii be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
ISt To Get New Auto
U. S. EmpIoye in California Wins Release Of I942
Car He Bouqht Nov Is but Left Stored

By tic time he arrived W5U
was declared and car deliveries
frozen. lie has spent much Of his
time since January Is here trying
10 get ms car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Emergency Days
Set for Draft
Registrations
Today and Tomorrow
Designated for Those
Out OF Town Monday

Draft registration was under
way in four downtown public build
IlngS today for those unable Il
appear for regular registration
beginning Al Z a m. Monday.
Through special arrangements
many men were registered in fac,
tories this week because il woulc
ihave interfered with defense &C,
Invites il men had 10 leave job,
for registration.
Today and tomorrow regiStra
tion Is open 10 those compelled &c
be out Of the city Monday or those
lWho would suffer other undue
hardShlpS in Monday registrations
OPEN FOR REGISTRATION
Local draft board offices, the
Light Guard ArmOry and the Can
field ArmorY will be open TODAY
and tomorrow for local registrantS
TranSients may enroll at IN,
city hall, county building today o
Monday and at the armories TO
morrow.
Sunday registration hours are
10 A. m. 10 ) p. m.
ONLY EMERGENCY CASES
Mai. Paul V. Engstrom assistant
Estate director of Selective service
stressed that only emergency
registrations are being accepted
to-day and tomorrow and valiC
proof must be shown as 10 neces.
lslty.
Major Engstrom also announced
procedure for registration of in.
ValidS or those who are sick or
Monday
a relative. friend or neighboI
may become deputized AT draft
board headquarters and take. the
registration Of the invalid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

Limping from machine gun
bullet still imbeddcd in his LEG
and SCARED from burns of an in
Icendiary bomb, gunner Colin
Mackenzie OF the USS PennSyl.
vania, today was home telling OF
the battle Of Pearl Harbor.
Mackenzie. who just completed
his second year in the navy is the
first Detroit victim OF the attack
known 10 return 10 the city.
On furlough for II days follow
ing weeks Of disqualification AT
Mare Island. Mackenzie Will cele-
brate his twenty-siXth birthday
with his mother and father, Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Mackenzie Of
1929 Homer avenue, February %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
TO SEE GOVERNOR

Delano is 10 come 10 Lansing
Thursday and confer with Gov.
Murray D. Van Wagner. The
federal government, the state,
three counties. six local cOmmu-
mites and numerous federal and
state agencies have jurisdiction
over the project and II IS Delano'S
Job 10 bring all Interested parties
together and get tho project
started. He has already con
Quoted preliminary conferences m
Washington.
The Presidents figure OF Is 600
20 100000" workers was moro
than doubled by Charles 4. Pal
mer. chief OF the defense housing
agency, who said that the popu-
stion Of the project might reach
$50 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
NARRATEs GRAPHIC TALE

He told his dramatic story Of tho
attack when met at the Unior
Depot by his mother. father anc
brother. Richard. He said
II was about to go ashore
when | heard the planes coming
up. 1 stood for moment, heard
the explosions at the airport
and suddenly realized the planes
were attacking. Another sailor
and myself jumped to our anti
aircraft gun and opened fire at
the first wave Of probably 100
planes which were diving at the
boats In the harbOr.
"One Of the boys at the next
station shouted 'How's she go:'
and just AS I answered a bomb
landed and blew him To pieces.
My buddy and I kept our guns
on the attacking planes. They
were coming over in droves.
Suddenly amid the terrific noise
l glanced over my shoulder TO
see the Oklahoma going over.
JAPS BLAST WOUNDED
planes were falling as the
gums frOn the shipx tnnk fbair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
u. ). Will Build
Huge Ideal City
At Willow Run
Roosevelt Sending His
Uncle TO Plan Housing
for $4,000 Workmen

Construction OF an IDEAL IN
dustrial city Of homes for the
$4,000 to 100000 workers in the
Willow Run bomber plant today
became the No. defense housing
job of the federal government.
In announcing the appointment
Of his uncle, Frederick a. Dciano.
chairman OF the national parks
and planning commission, TO CO.
ordinate the construction planning,
President Roosevelt said that the
need for the new city is urgent.
The President objected 10 the
term defense city" for the projec;
and said that il actually is the
Willow Run bomber plant housing
problem"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Laura ingalls,
Guilty Of Aiding
Ndziis, Faces Jail
Ei9hi-Month 10 2-Yeer
Term Before Aviatrix;
Sentencing Next Week

WASHINGTON. Feb. II GNS).
Laura ingalls,. famed aviatrix.
today faced a Jail sentence Of eight
months TO two years. $1,000 fine
or both, after a district court jury
convicted her Of failing to register
with the state department as q
paid agent of the German govern.
ment.
Waving the privilege Of going to
her hotel in custody of a federal
to gather. her belongings.
she was taken direct to the district
Jail 10 await sentepce, set for some
time next week. 49,.
Her only comment 10 newsna-
permen after the jury's verdict
was.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
"Nell-it's Friday, the 18th"
ACCUSES GO-BETWEEN

James +. Reilly, Miss ingalls,
attorney, made an impassioned
plea for her acquittal. He delivered
a fiery charge that the govern
ment had failed to prosecute the
real German agent" Miss Julia
krauS. chief witness for the pros
ecution and self-confessed interme-.
diary between. the German EN-.
baSSy and the woman flier. Gov
eminent attorneys responded that
Miss -krauS vii .be taken care OF
in due time"
Reilly described Miss ingalls, as
a fanatic" and a "crackpot," who
had attempted to serve her coun-
Try by ngratiating herself with
the Nazis to obtain information for
the United States.
The prosecution in its summation
this by pointing out that
Miss ingalls, never offered to turn
lover 10 Omen any results of her
"Counter-espionage" efforts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
JAPS BLAST WOUNDED

planes were falling as the
guns from the ships took their
Montgomery County sentinel., 1942-02-26
Ninth Election District.
Caithersburg Town

Abel, Howard S. & Agnes W.
Lot 8, and improvements, "Valen-
tines Garden Enlarged" as des-
cribed in a deed recorded in liber
707, folio 327. Taxes, interest and
costs $71.04.
Engle, Edith Riots 65 and
&c, and improvements, "Observa-
tory Heights" as described in a
will recorded in will book P. E. w.
20, folio 456. Taxes, interest and
costs $114.23.
Gloyd, Edmund A.-Parcel of
land on Summit Avenue, contain
ing 13,993.29 square feet and i'm
provements, as described in a deed
recorded in liber 308, folio 38.
Taxes, interest and costs $42.84.
Mullican, Francis & Virgie L.
Parcel of land on Diamond Avenue
containing 1880 square feet, as
described in a deed recorded in
liber 424, folio 1872. Taxes, interest
and costs $33.58.
Mullican, Francis & Virgie-
Lot 5, Block z, and improvements,
Russell and Brooks Addition" as
described in a deed recorded in
liber 706, folios 10 and 72. Taxes,
interest and costs $69.02.
Nichols, Frances S.-Part of Lot
8, containing 81 acre and Part of
! acre parcel, containing .76 acre
and improvements, Mems Addi-
tion," as described in deed re-
corded in liber 787, folio 105. Taxes,
interest and costs $117.58.
Riley, William Edward & Annie
M.-Parcel of land on Frederick
Avenue, containing 1850 square
feet and improvements, as described
in deed recorded in liber 602,
folios 238 and 237. Taxes, interest
and costs $84.37.