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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-20


ouarrors sucb &c cabins and LODGES.
tba old and the now vacationists have
ON. thine, r,a+t, much in common. 1t
is Iangro,. and ine,tia whether if be
a uonntan, TaI,o front norch on. a
Saturday, r;gbt haa,. marty on the
1,l.o W. arc lilo - flock of chickens
W., b,,,, lo.+ +I,, ..o,,sa of adventure.
WA ,+o,. foo c.,o.o to o,r y,uh and q
.o,,f,. Iod Han, j., tbi, ,,ocation na,a-
dise ybaro tbera ara miles unon miles
Of +,oiI. unnsnal,y Interesting ont Of
tbo ,vav nIocas vat the vacationist
misses tbaso real chances for the re-
Of +bo ,vbo1a life all he
canso bo o,. sba car,4 ouita ovarcome
tba 5or,or Of martin
This nos+ Mn. o s,,lard;J old connie
FROM, PbiIodo1,b;, Nv, tho pan,a Of
Kn,,.;o reo,is+oraJ Of tho HotaI William,
Tan,es Tbav had niclad nm tha folder
ohio Svvi+2a,.Iard If N1a,vIond" issued
h, rho Oakland po+a,,y cIuh This
fo1do,.. i,toroe+od tbor, IA tba avtant
that tbav dac;ded to oivo on,. section
one weeks try. After the first day
they decided to remain three weeks
During that period they averaged ten
miles a day, varying the hike by al,
ternating directions to and from Oak
land Their fine new Cadillac car re-
manned idle during the entire period
They were so fascinated with the
landscape that according to Mr..
James fowler, the genial proprietor Of
Hotel William James. they sent hun
dreds Of souvenior postcards to their
friends. 1t would seem that they de-
rived a maximum benefit of our
mountain air, the crystal waters, the
undulating terrains, the fascinating
variety of flora and fauna These
people really absorbed themselves in
the primitive. and by doing so went
to the other extreme from streets,
rooms, porches. roads, and all the
other beaten paths of life so infleXi-
bly, associated with urban existence.
One of the first of our summer
colonists to recognize the Importance
Of primitive. simple Eying-in fact we
might look upon him as the pioneer of
the Log Cabin. a n mode. was the late
Georon Stewart Brown A Ralti-
n,oraan and Na,vIanda, NV birtb and
,.adition-ve+ the clin,ax of his caree,
was os Iudga of - Fada,aI Con,+ in
Now York Civ Indoa Brown died This
mast season He TOGETHER with his cul-
tjred wife have been reo1lIar summe,
visitors for Iono time They bav,
lived in ~ cha,,ninu cabin AGAINST
backbone Mountain naa, A11aioont
They have moi lived unto themselves
but have taken a heInfnI interest IN
th4ir naigbbors in that section # was
through them that in large measure
the Log Church was built at Alta
mont during the passionate of oul
friend Rev David Trilhble. The Balti-
more Sun paid glowing tribute tc
'Stovey' Brown in editorials. His son
Stewart Brown, is a popular Young
Baltimore lawyer, who is courage
ously fighting for a clean chance tc
serve cleanly the people of this state
He is an independent-the kind that
the writer admires-who does not
lean on ward-politicians. These are
the kind of leaders we need in gov.
eminent, and the kind that should be
supported. Because Mr.. Brown is ar
indananden+ tho v,,.ita,. fnaIe +ba+ h,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-20
FALLING DOWN
Washington, Aug. IS

Washington, Aug. IS.
After eight months of war a situa-
ton exists here which, in the national
interests, ought to be made plain to
the people. Perhaps they can he in
duced to do something about it, If,
for example, instead of patiently list
ening to endless repetition Of patriotic
platitudes from Administration
mouthpieces the people, reversing the
usual procedure, should turn upon the
Administration with the direct charge
Of incompetency and an insistence
that it be ended, the effect might he
very salutary, indeed,
&H
Another real demonstration Of pub
lie Impotence seems to be exactly
what is needed now Months ago,
when the citizens generally reacted
against fan dancing and other silly
aspects Of the OCD, they got results.
Congress responded. A house cleaning
was forced and the whole setup re-
vamped. 1t is not ideal now, but it is
so much better than it was that there
is no comparison.
1t is becoming increasingly clear
that if we are successfully to sustain
our role as the arsenal Of democrat
cy'' it is not American industry which
will have to be stimulated. That has
been effectively done If there is fail
ure now the responsibility will not
rest upon industry but upon the feeble
men who have been mismanaging our
war production effort in Washington
There is not much dispute about that
among informed persons. 1t is con-
ceded-even by the ADMINISTRATION
that the industrial plant Of the coun-
try has wrought marvelously in pro-
ducing the implements of war and in
preparing to produce them upon an
even vastly enlarged scale.
The President, himself. has said so.
Despite red tape and restrictive labor
demands, manufacturing industry has
organized itself so as to more than
fulfill the Fantastic" estimates of the
President early this year, only to find
that it is unable to function fully be-
cause Of shortages in basic materials,
with the production and distribution
Of which industry has nothing and
Government has everything to do.
Industry has been converted, expand
ed and equipped to meet the utmost
Roosevelt requirements-and to go
far beyond them-merely to find that
it is now blocked by shortages over
which it has no control. Ii is indus
try's job to turn out the weapons Of
war from the materials provided, but
it is the Administration job to sup
ply the matrials, Industry has done
its job to the hilt; it is the Admins
tration which has fallen down.
###
Why? The answer is through lack
Of foresight and executive capacity in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-20

a state of affairs exists which justi-
ties the people not only in resentment
Of pompous Administration preach
ments about the necessity of sacri-
fees but warrants feeling that the
President and his aides are falling
below the standard they asked in
dustry, particularly, and the people,
generally, to meet.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-20
THE GREAT
GAME OF
POLITICS

Copyright by The Baltimore Sun and
reprinted in The Republican by per-
mission.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-20

Washington. 1t is not so much a ques-
ton Of production as a question Of
distribution and it is in the latter that
the Administration incapacity has
been most clearly shown. Its system
Of priorities has not worked. Its eff
forts to coordinate and allot have been
Intellectual. Its control has been lax
and uniformed. 1t has not had all
the facts and it has not acted with
intelligence upon the facts it has had.
AS result, we have reached stage
where 4 thousand factories are threat
ened with stoppage through a lack Of
Materials an adequate flow Of which
would have been insured by a COM
petent Administration 1t is not in
dustry which has checked short" in
meeting the Presidents requirements,
it is his own confused organization.
These facts have been noted by
practically every independent and in
formed commentator and newspapers
They are ignored only by the Admin
is-ra+io, nro,,aoo,dist, ,,bo o,.ado tho
wa,bir,r+ ~, ,,,oss h, ,,,fau,.J auo
F
nouncements about India. or Egypt,
or Pnssia concerning which tbov
know IittIo Thoso who fooo +bo do
nestle realities arc in two o,o,,n.
pa+l ,o,... ~ ,,..,...,.-.}..,. II
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30
Home M~ortgoging
Shows Decrease.
Recent Report Says

Washington a. spite Of d TEN
ufkNlnE 1hr previous
monu rome mortgage financing
iaf august declined 5 pa cent
ffaaN tns 3aly tutal ana 81 pc
ans bellows flse aggregate fes
August 1851 siasislfcians 81 als
FeaeF#l Hone loan Bank Adnln
lsfEatfan reported
Angus mortgage recordings
81 s2H nND - le amounted n
ssse - poe SIR report SAID n
the 5annafs august period total
o. ls pef cent Of ffsfn tac hrsi
eighf m8aths ~ 1871 bat slight
Is aheaa Of sas comparable p
flaa Ia iasG
Daring angus saving and
an associations continued a.
esd ~ elasses IS lending INST
taitou u uumfa1 and doilaI
aaaoanl ui mortgages recorded
= pee sent IS the uumteH and -
PEI Gent - lhe afmoanl Totals 81
savings afaH 5au associations u
ei5nea g nra cent grau Jufv whilt
figures lof Insnfafaee eomlpan
eaulfutsriai hanks ane savings
banks neeeaas 81 pee rent lo pes
eeui and 3 Z PEI cent respeeilvf
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30
Plan for Housing
Workers Backed
By Realtors

gae National Association -
Hea Estate Boafd la seton takee
d IS realtors Washington com
m.ttee ra pledged tue coopera
uae - ght real estate boards %.
lha eoaintFK IL fae federal govern
meat ln working aut the plan re-
eeHtHf announced l0I government
81 leasing and purchase ot avail.
able structures residential oi
otherwise ann fu feinodelmk
lhese ntu homes ioF val work
es in areas where housing
critically needed
The committee Il III e~unleHuuet
Mlth officials of tae pew horne.
use service organized o. the ma
uonai housing administration a
to means through which real cs
tate boards rea estate oener.
sna tne WHale real estate INDUSTRY
mae aelp - making Ebe plan 81.
fecuxe The association Wnief
haA urged she maximum efihzg
uon - existing structures hutn fC
peed tfe Nar effort ann conserve
mateftak and - minimize post
war economic as upton support
go tne EuNes nmeulal leasing plaf
~ s recent communication g
NHA Administrator John p Blan
lnrd j.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30

m ssrtwl neiuE posf0n -
alare 4 oI Asaa aaai
g Iattne and
IaffinE = heman hans
Ca9ae Bono
af8 y q block e 81 Gem
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o Mrs. sppl 81 = ~
m r. and 81 hIeek G Com
uae rlsan 3 SIX lt r 8.
R
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psrsa VI i 81 & 3 Is Sc
NW SEE 81
ssas - Massslpp5 ta Mrs
That Haus v ~ NJ 81
~
II 50 Henes
Haas wv - 81 81 NJ ss
vs. q w 81 ST " Is.
81 of ~ - ST "
af NE e Ne ap9 ~
oIN 4 81 NE If s.c q. r 8
n
sln Ella 6 Graham 30 Charlie.
Jenkins and wife kfile + Jen
klns loi ! block b 81 l. n Dantz
sab6vislon IL Ciafn secuoF
a 81 regular section - Fl > 4
& =
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30
Meeting
OF Savings
Group Slated


chscaRe War hHaane wa
hufa mH pgN ans rent esn
trDi es men Mtl eenlef Riit
swine Building and asn a
alter managers nas1ink 5 wa con
irlenee a. holaalne and savings iH
Chicago sgentbtf Is fa in ntscs
a. their snn0as eossrnflan
Fefnof S Cannon 81 Ind sfssr
Is president - fEe unasse sisie
SaeHsN ard Loan League. an
nwYaaecd ihai 9 program coH bar
lDE discussion - msnazeHf
problems n wartime Wft
cntns ~ &hat i
tiafu csn 81 Is he.r aw sac aa
en arranged
= higd nlnf Aul ~ 5 reate
iBfssaeou IL honf nf Zee
fKefe eoa and efp q.
the savings srd iosn fnzttafon
nov 81 fhe armed aare - 3
add essea ~ oae ~ ae
nsE known snkeis - ffitaie s
service Hr James 9 Steea
makW q Cincinnati
speaker ss e Hn tfe pre-
gran maae paa th @ee ARE
KapgaHtatlee Ffa @ Ian
hain puhHe Hiainl
am Eroufsa oaa8ai Hna q
He aszttvH - Hasssns
during fae Va sac After 7ott
h Blauin1c adfnlHstrst0g
national housing agency AhEa
III Ferguson Sec
ers boasinE saEninHsl ati0n Johg
Il Fahes rofnEna Fsde
sd Houle Loan Bank aan1lnasua
tion psu Porter aepa alnla
Naie office 81 pace a1mlasta
t5en 9p Price EontEa a ks
Estate Ted r Gama
ia 81 fae
Eae a Johnston
Caam Gaarae e.
United States Alouaa5t a
profess in Universal g
Plebu 04f uan Fg
9s
io Victor enc A1ss sar.
Ire aaln q ta Nf
iauf # 80 EnIseo States Sat
Iae ana Lua L S
gsa pf Mr Enlau - 81 ars
afternoon eItn fat report SIS
reag Ieasufe Herman Ce.
~ - Cincinnati - rbe
taxa position . sac Hinez an
a1 a1de Nafan Ea
executive q ta
league - ere nalga ARD nie
uaIa seems affects ta
TAFT aa BONE enaIaE
Lending proa us
baaalnf SO Zen astea
b aHe e. aaae a
H 81 paa pate ~ - naT
ages o institutions 3Hom n1a.
10 aaast end en1aHa Ere
= Greene pre- aenf rae Fee
ea Hone Len BaaZ b. InsiaE
spalA = saaaa paae azscu.
ssan eoszaarig = aloI
49, b fa
aa shzeH managers p These a.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30
Payments on FLA Financed Homes
Are Being Paid Off Before Maturity

w0sh8nrths y G-P cutI
L. nure tndehtnsn 81 W
han ina tmaHees Bf
der the FR& insured ms
plan haVe Increased dur
ing fhe euFnens
Housing EeunkNa An1e =
FrfRus1n announced recently
H. sne nina months en Sep
sefsHgf hesne mns sKaG total
ina SBF Iasaa tn mna pfin
cfa ausasni aer paa of b tu
6aeanrr 81 uaag4Flfg 81 a
purchasing thes4 hasat uFsa iAs
FBA psan 81 Ferguson iad
TINS rep nscnlea an mrfe 81
Is eens over tsse lske Is.
lass sxaI
TaeW payments M ial e Be-.
addSts0n a. t pagf4ai p4epa
menn wnlch naay aslsr
sfs ufae1ne FLA nsaYe
rlstKaEe ae Bna ask tHt
regular naniaiy payments b. D.
dsfce principal 0hlsH are nov
running ~ a. annsaa rate q AZ
prmsfnateEs $500 $50
Tan upsurH ~ retirement 81
FHA insured aease naFtGsk a
has hmen particularly n1aEke
Knn carry S4a4 ahen Uss SO
TM private efaasnK institutions
pafuc4patanK 81 ite FFtH pFe
grasa Ne1v cAllea afson g Go
oprzaie wsta tse PfeAa5en ant
Initiation pfnEFan by urging tiieA
FHA hnFso e. nef
ea7a5nGt b. ftaaee un lndebted
ness en- iHesf sne ~ easun
Safa
DakauE lae fau naeaih since
sf1e President HaessaEa dn
ufbatec e fM Institutions
FHA insured mortgage tosalma
SIS 2a&gsa nave wen patio eft ri.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30

An elephant weighs le So ar
Hasnds 81 bJEta
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30

tatatne Sfsbse
4ea aeces ls a.
deT fire FLA ufaam
Nuaet conditions
ahen nsw haras ean setian
rn aafNi rafaliaa B8 10
slsI teea as Mea sat
naaslus a
Ger @sapaf2t vs. tite ast essen
aai #a workers tina waufenancf
81 . esuna financing system lp1
pidw eaase nrupeFtnes has ne
increasingly important. 81 FER
Easan declared
Fos n3ost Ana lean fami1Hs
sho fired & neceesar0 4 move 6n,
q nea ueafters naslns wartime
n9T already existing represent
re 9alY supply IS housing taai
Nib - aea8lahle far fhf duration
81 the Wag ~ painfed a4t d. such
eases Il families desire q pa
chase hoalse the FHA lnsa
mortgage plan aFieTs : se4a8
protested financing method Wtn
many protective safeguards loi
tie buHef
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30
Monthly Payments

HA HH A#H# EHHEH ##F" HHH## 3
gage eeh3 on TIRE home ) stcad4i{
reduced b. eanaI monthly pas
Hsentz. winch also include anfeg
est limited 10 nakImun q
percent 90 reducing balances
and tia FILA mortgage Insurance
premium 81 ! percent These
payments also include amounts
sufficient f0 acerae real estate.
takes and hazard insurance afe.
ufnmas n advance thereby pro-
tecsins home owners against de-
ssalt an these Important items
Under the FLA plan existing
aones whlea meet FLA mini
mum standards as l. phg esl
saunoness and laeauon afr ellgi
Die fof insured mortgages cover
rag up SO g percent 81 She FLA
valuation d the property and NAV
fan for as Long p wears
The FHA insured mortgage
plan ALSO offers opportunity a.
home NneFk with multiple mort
cages ~ simIlar autmuaeo loans
az theu properties ~ ueshape
Their a1nle financing On a mod
EN- oebl reducing basis Mr
Ferguson declared
During TIE nrsf nine months q
au~ year the FHA received appI s
eatIons Tor insured mortgage 81
nanciHg % 1887 existing homes
ihFoaeh mortgages aegreEafmE
/ S2I8. ~ 8gs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30
Savings. Loans
Groups Active In
Transfer OF Homes

Washington Despite 3 shrink
ge ii shei8 total aa volume l
cause &C nesuletHans an new
sliafna savings and saan ao
eaaiaaaA as Increasingly active
S far nein9 faf 3ansieF - honzak
huilf "a psex Haas eeara the Ed
efal HanM Lean Bsnk admmisiFa
en reported
naana August nase par
.ehas loans IS taese Hari8 Ia
sHtHunrs aaaosintea = SIS
Nae sac hest lienfe lo9 this
eaieEaw aiase 0cintm la4i aui
Esn 81 81 Goa ma ogff saIp
.Tne August tata5 81 such laan
n cent slsaea uae lafs'
august tos1 na ealtne iige
naaaEEne deataud Inf aeeH.
lnN fa n ares Il reaeen
eataa Naf Hsaasfsle
sf AaHast $50 i august
Ias4 eaptfs mos as AH5ef
expansion b Wa pressure.
gn tatai lenasfs aeing snS
Iaan sisoa tar sHa monii
dropped taoH NN CSC De- so
81 uaaf fnan -
eannfnc las - SZ - ae0 81
BE- Hsorkdae - ananr
construction Tee total q
EoalM Ed fazs eafekefs SD
go a9a Ire asf August E.8au 81
lhNa ga 6es'
avr# tse fMe years
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30
MARINES TAKE CAR KEYS


- n iht KEYS
MISSING frnu pafkea ears
lesson war WREN tas
f5nafle ocau TIRE kess 81 ere
affiee
MARINES ha staged dummy
aaa and defense - t tsB
0ge 8 tle9 instructions @ g
iHape nn nnnfar Htarnspu Latisn
available e. Hae enemy
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30
investments IN
Insured Savings.
Loans Groups Rise


a al
aa f at
naafe iae kca
ama Lan
e kae ser
tet au a
Mere EH u
grsa were tfa
H1f HiifafHsns Seem sc
au month cor
So m 4 Auaa
1850 fsepafeaas 81 snare Ja
naaao sualnea s. So eaa
eqaIYaeHf 81 p cent =
te u f4u Vea This Is
t ess af renar
s. na 4I aflF Aug
a M lbe 4 -.
c s information ava
Is 0ign faue q
~ eeni IN tee sfae month
yes
~ s eHa SO August 8nVe
HaeGs II tae eahiag Heie Is iaes
500 08
TJa NnteHne 81 aalaacc ef
tiie feaa aKs ana lean
IHss q pafaEiaD ITSELF
ees asc9 tHe roaaes alsaa
aaa Is sl1s ass : a. compared
it, sl5 0a 50 81 iha eno ul
is Over iHt fffst nine months
- tns ahf ea pofaltans -
serves increased ffem 81 $40 81
q s84 44a
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30
EMPLOYEE WINS s4Oo

la tas wear LIST ol BEST PAL.
author tae narne nf Paul E
Ter Rfessman - 8 B = GoeafHe
pant shouts be Gp among ~
leaders For Pala gets S4a Is
a0ra ~ least that's the pa
Aofa fate represented by -.
s+lN eheck ne got for one niue
Hofd sentence
Nine words were aii ~ neea
- ia2 before the Labor manae
mnuf suggestion box commit
an ldea tof speeding War prods s
ton The committee figured Il.
iaea Nas worth SEQ on int be
81 Indicated savings III man nouf
and Increase ln production
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30
Insured FLA
Mortgages tor
36,6O7Homes

WASHINGTON p During
the fest Nina months - 1852 ar
f8nEeEncmA NeHa concluded Toe
insured moftgaRe financing ~
s. en- existing horne properties
unAeE the KHA program Feaenal
Housing Commissioner AtneF IA
Ferguson announced fgaay
Is tnat Feri0a mos cages eos
ErEnE tnCss EXISTING small home
pgpNTtle ana agnregaftnE SIa1
III 5AA BE principal aHsatlnt Mere
acV4pied fer FLA mortgage IN
Sufauct thc Commissioner re-
ported DURING Eha like months -
lasf yea IS rs exasliug home
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30

sU a1Ra H8AtNa an ln
~ ea eaa
> 1871 Mafesvr ue
averaEe maf1fhl4 W 81 tho
nasuanfl Nae 81 rer cent meatc1
taar una asangas rate pFeeas.mr
aaflf0 sha hfs iive mmtHs q.
lasa
During IN e6est ees net thr
Fra pas asn hss nsH W
aaan ggaWM small haag na
kaae iosaIina sail 0a maa hs
nsna 4nrlfea ~ thnae fa coo
Asli HaastNaHm tasaiina - ea
8a ast aHead faen pata - H
hua . oG4a8W4 enfa sf aat
principal amount iae nlors
naN outstanding aae tssea uslageo
ga anaroaaHstels s4sB aD to-
A suaa illustration b. tne
ef.ca ut Increased nstinns m
eanaa n H6ns niuflas9n PAY
aaguN 4naupneaes q mnnAal
a~agaHentk nn via INSURED haisa
mortgage NhaH hasf aesr
besn afet hsge fsgfiha Hnssl
e. 8alil aaM proportions GA
saaglaHatms 81 aale IA maft
ksg pfaoxiuateis ni4e elNhth
81 m cent fhe aala Msm
Der lnsafsa Wp5a reported SER
aus aeiuaaanf A. ae eno ol
lssi . bola uf 4RiT mortgage
81 approximately aFn flith q
Scr eeut 5 iH toisI tsea b.
aiea aefe reported afioas ae
itnQaent
U4ainR Nfe eight Ncazs 81 fftA
ssan aais ~ hafff pFap
eFN@ s ies inau fo0f fenfhs 81
enc 30 eanf 81 gae fnlai aHutm
lns1fea na4 sseaa ufee 1sta 81
private enanR Institutions and
transferred g. ae FHA in 81
barge fm lnAaahee
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30
Land Transfers
Show Steady
Pace in County

8 nsnMH sna l4e@ IS Oar
tsa m Ysanse c and Ais
Faaue Ga lands seeatnn 81
as ass loFwesy kaoWn 81
az SIDE n se - TT S
q
Forrest Cochran e. Manue.
Caea ar lt 8 If River Rtad anb
division
Ms Margaret Grant e Dan S
sfIlieJ ard , j. R~eninget J
psi of Hat 3 81 the McLanaiha4.
aat n sc Z TBS ReN
Par Richardson ard wife W.
Dc ANN Richardson IL Mai Pa
kef pazee oi lard IL lOt ! 81 l.
- Guflla uael "a seE is \ S.
f { " - * 3 teet
Matthews and z Las
ae a. GuA r. Nelson Ne q
81 ana Wesg an feel ct Nv
II 81 and Weat $50 ieef Is
ms North of {. and = Kallroae
ueat 81 cav En Sw Of 81 s
ana SIG that pas 81 81 81 SN
Hging Nefth 81 l. and = Raj
raa8 Dahf of SAY Oil n see -
= S + 8 " except lot sela b
Gas * Nelson % trustees 81
01eau Springs Munaeapa. sepa
rate sehaol district end Ia s0ie
be Gus r Nelson and W4le t1
E4s Johnson and Rose gshnsee
ana ioi sold hs Gas f Nelson sne
MIle to Roa Johnson and 10
decided - Gus x Nelson and
@IIe to Irene and henry Clss
born
Afghaf Eckles 10 v + Avar.
and waie Beatae Mae Asata
interest IA jos running Nest III
MOTIF margin If jackson stfev.
S. feet then North l87 feei theu
Easi % teet te dividing hae be-
tween lots 80 and ii af u Deimas
aaet then South along alsadiue
ane
Marvin Noleon to A.A a.feeu
auKh uaet beginning On Nes
ARE af Randall Feffe Rasd nos
known IS h~Hssissippl Hlghwas
Ne IS then running West ~
feet South 20 leet Fast is eet
Motto along West line 81 RanaalI
Ferry hosa 70 place II beginning
Frank NeR rs 10 George @
Clark and wife Lluette c. x
lots 50 and u II J e Dclmas $40
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hay 2 bHcbs ano WIle Almeae
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as Ra1 klgbs survey Ia sec 7.
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Earoline Winter - MARY Neu
man. house ans t0f - T0nee Car.
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ana Use teet deep and Known 4.
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intersection - Bc.a stra4I ana
Wellington avenue Running NORTH
p Ieel along the Eas maHgln II
Hfar street tHHen I feet
soah p fees and \ 81 fees
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30
DIG UP mDIAE GRAVES

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17

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