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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

A sad, sad story, but it might
have a happy ending: For a whole
year, Marion GutOwsh thought
about going to San Bernardino,
Cal. TO marry her soldier sweet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

birthday April
/. Mr. Grundy
is one of the
oldest employees
of the For d
Motor Co He
lives AT 1901
Ellcr, Dearborn.
and Is still in
I n Q best Of
health.
II re is a
letter from a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
People You Know
Misses Her Marriage Date Joins WAAC
By WILLIAM FLEMING

/, but People You Know forgot, so
here il is now. a little late but
here all the same:
Frank Grundy, reached his 9Oth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
" ear a RavOn Knit
CHE MI
Under Your
New Spring Suit
s2.05

Observation-Disclosures
a practical and pretty warm
weather companion. Practical, be-
cause its mooth-flttinc, cool. and
lightweight, and you'll spend only
a few seconds tubing 1t. PrcfH
because the deep lace top ac-
cents your shcerest blouse. From
a group in sizes J to 40. White.
Fittb Fioor-W oodnard-SectioH y
Evening star., 1943-06-21
They Call It Pacific
-by CLARK LEE

Yesterday, we carried your story
about your visit to the Carlsbad
boys Of First in Spite of He'll" Bat
terry r. You said all Of them were
alive and well. You said they were
having a tough time of it, but were
CHEEKY about the whole thing.
Things are plenty bad on Bataan,
and those boys parents here in this
little Pecos River Valley city know
it. They aren't kidding themselves.
But you'll never know how much
that story popped them up. 1t gave
the whole town a shot in the arm
that won't quit.
Now they know that their boys
our boys-were all right short
time ago, anyway.
you remember mentioning talk
ing to Sergt. Joe Smith. Well, his
mother called up the office and she
was so happy she was nearly crying
over the phone. You remember
speaking of the Davis brothers.
Well. their dad, who is a photogra- =
pher here, came running over to
read the story before the paper was
on the press. He's still worried
about the boys but he knows they're
still together and still okay-and
man alive. but that helps!
There's dozens of other cases
all over town. It's all the same
story"
The nurses on Bataan were great
guys. They dressed in regular
Army khaki pants and shirts and
lived under shelter tents. They
washed their underclothes and
bathed in muddy stream that
ran through Base Hospital No 2.
With the bombers overhead, they
walked about the wards of their
open-air hospital, carrying out their
duties and cheering up the Filipino
and American wounded. When the
bombs fell near they helped the
shell-shocked patients crawl into
foXholes dug right under their beds.
Twice, in the final horror filled days,
Evening star., 1943-06-21

the bombs fell-not near, but
squarely on the hospital.
Since the fall of Corregidor. moth
ing has been heard Of the nurses.
+
On Corregidor there was President
Quezon. small and intense. Most
of the time he was in wheel chair
gravely Ill of a tubercular condition
that was aggravated by the dusty
air in Malinta tunnel. While his
aides pushed his wheel chair along,
President Quezon would talk warm
ly and spiritedly of the fight that
the young Filipino soldiers were
making. Frequently he had to cover
his face with a handkerchief, while
his slight body was shaken by
coughs. He had told his people
that they would have to learn to
fight and die. and he was proud of
the way they were learning.
Perhaps the man I shall remem-
Der longest, Of those I knew on
Bataan, was Filipino. He was
dead when I saw him, with a
straight line Of machine-gun holes
across his chest. 1t was the same
day that I met Wermuth, and some
OF Wermuth's Scouts had escorted
me down to Saysain Point to watch
the final mopping up of the Japs
there. Alongside the path through
the jungle we saw the body of a
Filipino in constabulary uniform.
He had been killed while fighting
of a score of Japs. Other Filipinos
were digging grave a few feet
away. The face of the dead man
looked familiar and I asked his
name.
That is Sergt. Hilario Francisco,
sir" one of the others answered.
Perhaps you knew him In Manila.
He was frequently on duty at the
Manila Hotel"
Then 1 remembered the night
Evening star., 1943-06-21

shortly before the war when an
American woman had slapped the
face Of Sergt. Hilario Francisco
and shouted at him, you Filipinos
are dirt"
I wished that she could have been
there that afternoon, in Bataan,
when his fellow Filipinos shoveled
the dirt into Sergt. Hilario Fran
cisco's newly dug grave.
tcopyrisht. 1s43, By Clark Lee; The
Viking PressD
Continued tomorrow
Evening star., 1943-06-21
Cocker Euts Butter
q Pointer

By the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY.-The Stanley
Stewarts' dog ate pounds Of but
ter: Value, 16 points.
Did our cocker spaniel eat up all
those points?" inquired Mrs. Stew
art. unbelievingly.
Hes no spaniel" corrected Mr..
Stewart. Hes a pointer"
Evening star., 1943-06-21

HOW WELL DO you KNOW NJ
l. In s94 it was illegal to drive an
automobile in Detroit faster than II
(a) 20, (b) 3, (c) II miles per hour -
2. (a) 10000. (b) $4,000, (c) 40.
600 workmen were added TO De. r
troits factory payroll in 1912 -
5. Weekly earnings of Detroit factory
workers have increased (a) 241. n
(b) 1875, (c) 7% in 1912? i
4. What river running through De-
troit is the worlds busiest water
way. (a) St. Clair, (b) Detroit, (c)
Mississippi -
5. Detroit area has been producing
(D 4Oq6, (b) 63%, (c) 7O3 of ali Fl
automobiles built in the world -
6. Pea has served this Victory Citv
since (a) 1910, (b) 1887, (c) 1894
J. Detroit is Americas (a) second,
(b) ninth, (c) fourth largest city
CORRECT ANSWERS: l. ~; T. (e); 3. (~):
4. 10; 5. (e); g. (e);7. (e).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
=
Hoffman Blasts
Pr. Huron Row
BeforeHouse

WASHINGTON, June II (UP)
Rep. Clare Hoffman tR) of
Michigan, in an address in the
House yesterday, charged that
labor racketeerS operating under
protection of the administration
are exploiting the people Of Port
Huron. Mich. and they are defy
ing the right of individuals 10
aid I'm the war effort
Hoffman said Port Huron Teams
sters Union officials had been
interfering with delivery Of food
in Port Huron. but had been tenn
porarily enieined- by the courts
He also charged that unlawful
activities Of union racketcers had
been renewed in a rilk strike in
Port Huron He said
"Men convicted Of criminal
offense. but hiding behind labor
unions, were driving automo-
biles on rationed gas and RAJ
toned tires from Detroit 10 Port
Huron. where they followed
,non-union men delivering milk
about the city and interfered
with their customers In an ef-
fort to>/compel the. non-uni0n
drivers to stand and deliver n
portion Of their wages 10 the
union racketeers."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
9DneCIOck
Bought
by Many

business boom Q d briSkly for
Mead Smith. IS. when he put 4
pretty AtIe electric clock IN TIE
display wtndo'e- of hts small repair
shop at 5659 Grand River
Customers, attracted BY the
rare object IN these days, came IN
a steady stream.
- And. according 10 testimony in
Recorder Court today enterprlS-
ing Mir. Smith turned none of
Them away
he sold them All The same
clock complaining Witnesses SAID
He took deposits OF s.. 81 and
s. from some ninc or ten people.
explaining u was wonderful
clock. but needed bit Of repair
ing which he would get around
10 later
But ono Of the purchasers,
SfonoWall Whllworth. 56Z9 Viii
ham>, got impatient and came IN
demanding the clock or his s. de-
posi- Ddck.
WbljWorth was followed by the
other customers who raised such
a hub-bub Smith was forced to
hang out a Closed sign on the
front door and retire 70 safety
In court : nth pleaded not
guilty 10 obtaining money under
false pretcnSeS. but Judge STEIN
ruled otherwise ,finlng hIm SIS or
30 days.
incidentally. during tho fracaS
and argument among the custom
crS a 10 who had plunked down
the first deposit and was entitled
TO the coveted tmepiece, one
Isaac Kincaid, 54l7 Lawton. ap-
pearcd and announced the clock
had been his all The time.
kincaid had only brought il
there for repairs he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
Rally Denied
Street Banner

Although denied the right 10
hang a service flag across the
street While the rally is IN pro-
gross. the Win-thc-War Council
Will launch a drive Tuesday night
At n, headquarters zoos Pingrec.
10 sell enough war bondS 10 buy a
$500 600 torpedo boat 10 be
harmed after Admiral iialSey.
Composed OF delegates from 30
war organizations, tho council has
already sponsored war bond sales
which resulted IN rhc purchase Of
medium bomber and u army
ambulanCcs
Council said the display of a
service flag would be contrary 10
-a-e.ty ordinance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
Spirits Chased
By Restrictions

Judge George r Murphy today
signed a permanent injunction
against Henric,te Schneider of
1925 Devonshire. restraining her
from holding spiritual meotlngS-in
her Crosse polnte Park homo
Mrs Schneider IS pastor Of the
White Shrine Temple
In announcing tho decision
Judge Murphy SAID
Although "a person has a
legal riglf+-fo hold religious
meetings there is time and
place for such services. Build
Ing restrictions I'm the Devon
shire subdivision prohibit using n
home a. a place Of business"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
Kelly Names 7 Of 3
To Retirement Board

LANSING. June II tUPl -
Coy. Kelly today appointed two
Of three Selectlve members Of the
new state employees retirement
board winch Will govern operation
of the state pension fund after
JULY 80 when the act creating u
hcCorNpS effective.
Named were Paul III Allhou>e.
Jackson print shop >uperlnlend-
IN al Southern Michigan Prison.
and Miss Anne Sawa~ky TAX OK
ecutIve Class 2 for tho Michigan
Corporation and Securities Conn
mission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
u. S. Chart

Detroit and vicinity Wsrme~ 'o0' sht
and SATURDAY tC-ruoon. Gentle o. moderate
winds,
DETROIT DATA
Temperature THURSDAY Hlcnes'. g de-
rrecs lowest. 81 degrees mean. - DO.
grCeE
Departure from normal temperature
Thursday degrees
Departure from normal 'emperaiurs
since Jam -i2 degrees
Temperaturss~ year ago TODAY High
est s. degrees lowe-t ~ des'ccs. msan,
IS degrees
Temperature his date M 'hc las ~
wears Highest 81 degrees IN 1883 lowest
50 degrees m 1905
Relative humidity Thursday , 30 a. m
$40 80 m. S., 80 U. m IS {.
80 p. m. So
Precipitation in % hours ended az s 80
= m today: Trace.
Departure from. normal precipitation
since Jan I. IS i6 inches
Degree days for Thursday June 20. q. A.
Normal for June To- 3.
Accumulated degree days this month %
Normal degree daXs for June Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
SELLING TO MINORS
Former Banker
Huffman Guilty

Arraigncd before I s Commits
sioner J. Stanley Hurd II Ray
mond huffman Al. Of : WoodSldc
Pleasant Ridge pleaded guilty
today Of violating the National
Banking Act and was held 10 the
federal grand jury under $500 per-
SOnal bond
huffman former vice president
IN charge OF the. mortgage depart
ment Of the Industrial National
Bank Of Detroit. Is accused Of en-
bezzlng s. 900 prior to his resiG-
nation last April.
The FBI charges. that Huffman
cashed false cashiers checks and
covered the missing funds by
charging the money 10 expenses
on non-exiStent Improvements 10
property held by the bank.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
June 19 Dead|ine Set
For Liquor Application

Shortage RI blanks brought
about The second extension Of the
dcadlinc for fling liquor rationing
forms today with the dcadlne
now set for midnight. June ~.
Felix II. II. Flynn, member of
the state liquor commission in
Announcing abe change. SAID icon
secs were complaining that they
did not have sufficient application
forms for their customers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
Arsentina's Regime
Recognized by Allies

not already recognized the gov
eminent of President Gen. Pedro
Ramirez TO do so before night.
Germany and Italy had ten
dered recognition yesterday, and
a Toxic broadcast said today that
the Japanese ambassador had been
directed 10 take steps toward that
end in BuenoS AIRES
The new Argentine government
had already taken action expected
TO diSpleaSe the AXIS powers. how
ever. with its ban on radio code
messages TO foreign countries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
Speed Prisoner Tests
For Army Induction

LANSING June II up Car
ret Heyns state corrections dlrec-
tor. revealed today that inmates
Of state prisons eligible 10 enter
the armed forces VIII be exam
med early in July by army medi-
cal and pSychiatric physicians.
The purpose of the e-parole
army examinations, according 10
HeynS, is 10 expedite the granting
of waivers 10 paroled prisoners
before they are Indicted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12

WASHINGTON. June II tUP)
The United States and Great
Britain today announced formal
recognition of the new Argentina
government. born Of an army re-
volt one week ago.
a note announcing Canadian
recognition also was delivered 10
the Argentine foreign office.
Secretary Of State Hull an
nouncing United States recogni-
ton. said he expected all Latin.
American countries which have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
John Moran Jr.
Hurt in Crash

JOHN Bf3t-IAl ,AfieFaA- ! j. p, IS son of
Mai. J Bell Moran OF the local
army officer procurement Office.
is in serious condition in Rccclv-
ing Hospital to-day with fFac-
tured left leg received when ms
car struck q safety zone at T..
Jefferson and Algonquin at 4 d N.
In civilian life. Maj Moran was
ScCretary-treasurcr OF the SIMON
]. Murphy Co. and prominent IN
Detroit society.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
$4,000 Fish in One Net

Southport, Me. June II
lNS) -Four veteran fishermen
took holiday today after catch
ing $4,000 worth Of Sardines in
a single net yesterday, II was the
largest haul in Maine fishing his
tory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
25U-Bodts Smashed
By AGED DestrOyers

LONDONDERRY. Norther n
ireland. June II tUPb-The flo
fila of average dcStroyerS turned
over 10 Britain by President
Roosevelt IN 1910 has sunk or
damaged - AXIS submarines
while conveying thousands of
ships through the most dangerous
waters in the world 10 bring sup
plies 10 Britain and Russia. IT
was revealed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12

the Flushing couple had been
slain
Coroner Howard Lynch said
that Mrs Martin and Johnson APP
parcntly had died sometime early
Wednesday or late Tuesday night,
although their deaths went undlS-
covered until last night
FOLLOWED HERE
According 10 the story pieced
together by UnderSherllf Car
michael, aided by Deputy Harold
Salter, Mrs. Martin was spending
the night with Johnson when her
former husband followed them TO
JohnSonS onc-Story frame house
IN Flushing
Martin broke the glass in the
bedroom window climbed IN and
fired. The couple fed 10 other
rooms before sucCumbing. Six
bullet marks, two in each body
and two in the floor indicated
that the weapon. a revolver had
been cmptied
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
13 Liquor
Dealers
Fined

Thirteen liquor dealers were
fined. and licenses ut three Others
were suspended by The Michigan
State Liquor Control Commission
Those fined were
Fred Taylor if7s7 Broad
street. selling before legal hour,
SIS or three aasS.
Sam Schwartz, 1855 Third,
serving intoxicated patrons, So
or FIVE days.
Frank Harris and George
COmHioS- 1888 Woodward. sew
ing intoxicated patrons. $50 or
1--WE DAYS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
IN DIFFERENT ROOMS

Mrs Martins body was Sprawled
on the living room floor pierced
by two .32 calibcr bullets, while
that OF Johnson was lying on the
kitchen floor
At nearly The same time, trc
sheriff in Pompeli, Mich, 20 miles
away. reported finding the body
of Mrs. Martins eX-huSband,
Lloyd Mar1in-16. with indications
ne had ended his own life with a
shotgun. presumably shortly after
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
Kills EX-Wife. Man.
Then Drives 20 Miles
To Commit Suicide

FLINT June II (UP)-Sherffs officers sought today to
apparent double murder and suicide in which
shot and killed his former wife and her
surprised them rendezvous then drove 10
hefnr end
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12

UnderSheriff John Carmichael
of Genesee County said a junk
man discovered the bodies Of
Mrs. Lavera Martin, 4S-year-old
divorcee and Stanley b. Johnson,
45, a Fisher Body Co foreman,
when he pecred into the windows
Of Johnson's home late yesterday
The home is on the outskirts Of
nearby Flushing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
ALLOWED IOITFRING

Thomas Schunn 41i5 Wood
ward serving intoxicated
patrons ami allowing them 10
.lotrr. So or three days
Christ -kslld>. 39l4 Second
So or three DAYS.
Gerald r. Lynch. 370s Wood
ward. serving intoxicated
patrons, 50 OF three days
John KcIlian 1909 Feuken,
serving intoxicated patrons,
$50 or five days
steve MateSkovich. 637 r.
McNicholS ROAD, intoxicated
patron lettering on premises,
SIS or three days
Michael +. Kennedy, 500
BeaubIen intoxicated patron
iofcrirC. So or three days.
George kctaloS and Christ
Lardas. 1897 CaSs, gambling,
$50 or five days
SELLING TO MINORS
Emil A Friosc. 1915 + JEFF
ferSon. selling 10 minors So or
three days
Carlisle c. Koch 1852 F JET
ferson. selling 10 minors So or
three DAYS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
TINES SOTTARE-Michisan at Cass

T0WFR-i2sl3 Grand River HO. 1850 -
io"In Open $40. Park Free Cooled'
eIak sPANGLED RHYTHM" Bing
crosby Bob Hope and Top Flight Stars.
Philip Dorm. Anna stem in "CHETNIKS.s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12

PAL PARK-Hamll'on at Mc>iehols
hLIhLh nhh open 30 Gigantic,
P'Lsa'u Amazing IMMORTAL SIR
GthNr. Henry Fonda MsHFeeR- Hars
/ Also DIsreys "BANBI." Plus Bic Fun
show ar 9 90 p. NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12

pANp0--Gd. River at JOY Rd. no. 1854
hhlNDU Open s 10. News Cartoon.
Alan Ladd "HITiER. BEAST or BfR-
LIN. " Plus Natural Color. III RE OF
THE NA~TEItND.'
piMoNl-Gratiot and Smile III. 1910 =
hiNlUNh Doors open as PARK Free
cool Comfort Bob Hope Bing Crosby,
Dorothy Lamour ~ STAR spANGLfD
RHYTHM g" Also FIGHTING CHtTNik>,
with Philip Dorm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12

miles before ending his own life
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Virginia Park
'"'oun Linda Darnell Doris DudIev
IN CITY WITHOUT MEN, Bela Iugosi.
Naliaee Ford in THE APE MAN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

Appearance Of Generals Kenney and Sutherland Of
General MacArthurs staff in Washington gave impetus
to the demand for greater aid in men and machines for
forces in Australia and the Southwest Pacific area
shown on these maps.
While these officers were in The capital The JAP,
made daring but fortunately unsuccessful air raid on
Darwin and retaating air forces smashed The jap
enese cir base at Dobo in the Aroe Islands in the Arafus
Sea- both Of which shown in the small scale map
lower right which also shows comparative distances TO
major points in the hoped for American offensive.
MacArhurs filters have been mauIinq shippino and
installations OF Rabau New Britain which . The principal
bastion between the southern Soomons and Truk the
Jap powerhouse and halfway point in the battle north
shown at extreme top Of lower right map.
On the main map is represented an idea Canine
acceptance for offensive which would cut short +be
original sand-by-isond spprOaeh 10 Japan proper
Ihi. !: the method Of Expressing smaller installations
encreIne them and attacking main objects eavino the
smaller units TO be beaten down after beino cut off from
their supply Thus the Jap hotbed in the cen,
SoIoons contained in the pnksh circle could be passed
up and the main attack made on Robau To the robt 81
arrow OF ofense would still lie The bases in the northern
Evening star., 1943-08-29

tip: before each shampoo mossoee your scalp Msor-
ousIy with plenty Of Voseine Hair Tonic and rub
little afterwards. Remember for double Of
both scalp and hor Vose|ne' Hair Tonic regularly.
Remember too it's different because il contains
absolutely no drying ingredients.
Evening star., 1943-08-29

HERE'S ALL YOU DO Tomorrow morning, every
morning, comb few drops Of Voseline' Hair Tonic
through your hair rub it on your seop As easy as
thot. keeps your hair hundsome. we'll sroomed
In addition it checks Dry ScoIp and loose dondrvff by
svppIementing the notvro scalp oils Here's onother
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-19
Lloyd George at 80

David Lloyd George. one of the
-ld"r statesmen and patrlarchs of
a."dcrn day Britain. WAS 40 years
I'D last Sunday, and an adnIrinn
world laid It's fcllcitations at his feet
IN memory Of and out of gratitude
or services Of incstimablc value he
performed for the causc Of human
r'edom in the World War Of 1914.
1919.
The little WelShman failed Of the
goals at which he aimed. as did the.
immortal Woodrow wilson. Their
IDEAS and ideals admittedly lci;,d
much Of attaining perfection. Per.
haps Lloyd George. stepped as h..
was in British traditions of diplom.
acy and intrigue. was not as altru.
is'ic as he might have been for the
good of all men. But between them.
and in spite Of their own weaknesses
they laid the groundwork and foun-
dation for some sort of super.str,,c-
lure which will rise from the ashes
OF today's ordeal to further the cause
OF liberty enlightenng the world.
AT three score and twenty. the
aging former prime minister is the
only survivor OF the so-called "big
-FOUR at the peace table in 1919.
The others were Wilson, Clemenceau
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-19
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
Department oI State
PRELIMINARY CERTIFICATE
OF DISSOLUTION.

To All To- Whom These Presents MAY
CumC-GYccting:
Whereas. II appears to my SatisfaC-
h"n. 10y duly authenticated record
o. u" Proceedings for the voluntary
dissolution thereof by the unanimous
consent OF all the stockholders. dc
i'-ii"d IN my office. that the Con-
Nu"ntdl Plant Company. corpora
non Of this State. whose principal
aiiicC Is situated at No. - Street.
IN the Town of Kittrcll. County of
Vance. State of North Carolina &C.
VI. Hight. being the agent therein
ana IN charge thereof. upon whom
process may DC Scrvcd). has com
piled with the requirements Of Chap
ter p. Consolidated Statutes. entitled
Corporations" preliminary 10 the
Is Uing OF this Certificate of DiSSolu-
Ion.
Now Therefore. l. Trad Euro. Sec
rotary Of State of the state of North
{ Carolina. do hereby certify that the
aid corporation did. on tho 28th day
oi December 1912 file in my office
a duly executed and attcstCd consent
in writing 10 the dissolution of sax
corporation executed by all the stock
and tho record Of the proceedings
aforesaid are uCw Oh niC i'm nv said
office as provided by law.
In Testimony Whereof, have
| hereto set nv hand and affixed NV
/ official seal at Raleigh. This 28th day
oi December. 4. -. 1912.
THAD EURE.
Secretary of State.