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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14
Ch,lrchill.
Tells Chang
Relief Sure

y n' a!un. May IL (AT0 -
Pun, Minister Winston Churchill
81. ufG.mcd Generals imo Chang
kr.hrl. that the day will come
when % hall rejoice al fcatS
O.. a.H,- "i the United Nations which
vii urlT drive the japanese from
g." E.. u ~! China"
~" British leader was replying
g. 81 n.". -1Gc IF congratulations from
H.. Chin" C. GcmCraliSSimo ON the Al
led ,.rtny in Africa. His words
.'.."i f. undcrscnrc indications that
lr and President Roosevelt. i'm their
W"r strategy conferences here. might
h' p' U'ng Now massive blows at
Japan.
vt the same time. Churchill re-
leased u message from General
Dwight ID. Eisenhower. Allied COM
udncCr-in-Chicf in North Africa, Civ
in@ my assurance that this army
vii. continue 10 pound until Hitler
l.m b., been cxtcrminatcd from the
Cartn."
Further pointing up the possibility
that tho prime minister and prcsi
c,H ~" chartinG action in the west
a. d." White House that Churchill
lad acId conferences of thirty min
u'rs 10 an hour with Z. V. Soong.
tum'Hc foreign minister. who is now
n h" United States, and Herbert
y E.ati, Australian minister OF cX-
,.r9.' affairs.
In addition TO parlcyS with British
and American military and naval
of members. the prime minister
".n las consulted with Secretary Of
Sta'" Hall and President F.dnuard U.
bcH".. Of CHcchoslovakia. during his
G.. .''i visit To Washington
IN has message TO Chang Kai-Shck.
Churchill said: sau
.'nu you warm thanks for
y o" message OF congratulations on
'I' AIIlcd victory which has crushed
m" lat resistance of German and
'''I.n forces in Africa. The day
NII come when We shall rejoice al
..n0lIr i"ItS OF arms of the United
%''l"uE which will surely drive the
Jap invader from the soil of China
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14
z, 600 Axis Planes
And 40 of Allies
Lost IN No. Africa

WuNhinciun, Nay Ii-ihPp-
Thr Allied forces of North Al
rica destroyed Approximately
1000 planes while Iusin. about
40 in the sin month, and three
DAYS between the LANDINGS in
French North Africa arl !hr col
lapse al AXIS resistance NIN IL.
tn" War Department rrpuri"d
this today il 4 review Of the
spectacular part played by the
Allied team under Nj ihi"i
Marshal Sir Arthur ". Tcddcr.
II said that in the fir; ciry-
en- days 0f MAY Ll"nr The score
WAS 800 AXIS pruEc- DESTROYED.
against 10 iI!ird l.rs-afl lost. i
ratio Of SiN Ia enc. aud added
that from MAY the dLH Tumi>
and BiIrrtr fcIi--,nc curmN air
arm literally danced Ia the Al
lied tune. Iosire dppruNimairiy
eleven planes Tor every Allied
Eia"c brought drWE.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14

London, May 1l.-(Np--Kin.
Boris of Bulgaria has sent IN
urgent appeal to AdOIf Hitler for
additional secret police units as
protection against internal dis
turbanccS. reports reaching AL
lied governments said today.
These adviccS said il WAS I'M
dcrslOOd that the GcSiapu chief
himself. Heinrich IIimmIcr. was
hurrying 10 Sofia.
There was no information,
however. on whether concerted
outbreaks had occurred.
Meanwhile, indications that
trouble might he brewing i'll
France was seen in reports %: ::
recent EcstapO roundup of some
200 members of the Nichy gov
eminent said to have been SuS-
peeled of communicating with
France resistance groups or AL
lied agents.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14
Reds Blast
Germans At
Soviets Attacking
Inner Defenses Under
Tremendous Barrage
from Big Guns

Moscow. May Ii (AP) -
t;Ht~..ur against still stubborn
''vlruu resistance in the ku-
ban. The Rcd army has advanced
III some sectors and captured
additional lines northeast of the
Black Sea port Of NovoroSsisk,
dispatches from the front said
today.
IT," dispatches did mo-, indicate the
c.''"' %! the Red Nrmy'S most re
cent gIIn~. Dut SAID that definite
progress had been mode III the face
u. s'EnmG German CuuutCr attacks.
Yesterday front inc dispatches
-.fi 'aC Red army had smashed into
secondary German dcicnScS north
cast n. the city and was attacking
'Hc inner dClCnSCs under a trcmcn-
dru~ DIIragc of hundreds of big
guns.
Inc midday comnuniquc said the
heavy n"'ragC MAS continued during
'h" H>ghl
I'. artillery ha.ragc was 50 heavy.
Hr Moscow radio sad. mat it pres
m"d final biz push To- shove The
Gr.munS into the sea
The air war. whiC: is !lcrcCr than
anything on land. Was mounting to-
day following widespread action
ranging from the central front tu
Warsaw. capital of Poland. which
the russians bombed Wednesday
night.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14
Senate. Kills
Pay-as-Go
Amendment
Louisianan's Proposal
Would Have Credited
Current Payments
Against 1943

Washington, May 11-(AP)
-ih" Senate rejected, 81 to u,
tnia% I'm amendment to the pay
a.-yuu-"o revenue bill To- credit
curr.nt payments against this
wear incOm" and collect the
full 1912 tax in ten semi annual
Instruments beginning next
Narcn -.
tn was the Scnatc'S first test of
sentiment uI cancclling income tax
,il.ati' nS.
IT,. amendment was offered by
Senator Ellcndcr, Louisiana Demo
cra,. win" told the Senate he thought
i, va. wicked To abatc anybody's
iL.r. ~ wartime.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14
Planes Fly
Over Europe
Day, Night
Bombcrs Hit from
Africa and britain,
Blasting Daylights Out
OF Enemy Targets

Allied Headquarters in North
Africa, May ll-(AD-A!licd
air squadronS raincd powerful
blows upon Sardinia. Sicily and
Italy herself yesterday IN an
offensive no longer divided by
the necessity i"r support Of
ground troops in Tunisia.
L. S. flying fUrtrcSsrs and
medium bombcrS delivered Il
smashing assault upon Tag
laria, port and air base which
long helped support Axis forces
IN North Africa.
Inc raid WAS the biggest yet I'm.
dcltakcn against SardI i'm target 3.
tar surprising that ON MaddaIcn;I
two weeks ago.
About twenty enemy vessels
were sunk or damaged aud large
oil fires were Spnttcu al the 81
liam harbor of Augusta by
about fifty 4. =. Iibcrat0rs. Al
lacking from Middle East bases.
they dumped almost 25O.OO0
pounds of explosives there I'M
der Raj fighter escort from
Malta.
Naples. in Italy, and Mcssina, in
Sicily. were other cities which felt
the fury OF airpnwcr umlcaShcd by
the unconditional surrender of the
last of Colonel General Won Arnim' S
fighting men, Il surrender that yield
cd enormous quantities of war sup
plies and nearly 1880 German and
Continued on Page Two)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14
$24 Billion Sum Asked for Navy

chief of naval operations. "wc have
10 get To the Axis on tho continent.
and whether il bC via Norway. the
channel or the vlrIouS approaches in
the Mediterranean the men aud
equipment for obtaining i bridge
head must bC TCrriCd for the assault
by landing craft.
"1rO regain the numerous islands
of Mclancsia and Micronesia and
for the final assault on Japan. extern
sivc preparations for amphibiuus OPP
cratiOns must be made and success
fully executed. Tho rc-tal;ing Of
Guadalcanal and Other operations
were forc-rtrunCrs of many such OBJ
crations 10 come
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14

There was grim acknowledgement
in i from the Navy itself of tho
Notwithstanding size Of the allo-
cations for sra war for the fiscal
vcar beginning July /. From Nd
uir,I Ernest i. King. commander
in. chief of ihc United States fleet.
came this assertion:
"Wa. inevitably results in waste.
waste of men and Of materials and
money: that is ono reason for our
haired Of war. But , we cannot
afford 10 ptisSyfoot when il comes
ia appropria,ing money 10 carry on"
arc win tho war in Europe" de
cIarcd Admiral f. j. Horne, vice
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14
BROUGHTON FREES
EIGHT PRISONERS

raleigh. May li-(AP)-Govcrnnr
Brough;un today parolcd eight prlS-
uncrS. among whom were Eddie
pnpr. sentenced III RObcS"n county
in September. 1888. To tcn-llitccn
wears for assault with a deadly wca-
Don and robbery. and Booker L.
JACKSON. sentenced in Wayne COun-
~ in January. 1912. 10 Two years
for larceny and receiving.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14
STRIKE INITIATED
I'm ALABAMA SHAFT

birmingham. May ll-tArD-Thc
day shift of Approximately 1870 mnu
employed IN lin" Sayrc coal muc OF
tho Republic Steel Corporation G.N'j
Ia report for w"ri. to-day IN what =
United Mine Worker official aid
wa, IAN entirely local dispute"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14
(By Thc ASSOcidfcd Prcss)

(By The ASS0cinfcd PrcsS)
Japanese imperial hcaduuar-
tcrS reported today that Amcri-
can troops had lanacd on Attu
island at the western tip of the
AleutianS, less than 1000 miles
from Tokyo and said bitter
fighting was in progress.
Attu lies 600 miles west of
the big United States base at
Dutch Harbor. Alaska. 1t was
occupied by the japanese last
June 8.
The japanese commHmiuuc. as re-
corded by the l.. s. Federal Com
mlnications Commission, declared:
WlmpcrIa! headquarters, May IL.
p. m. 6 Il. m. EWTO:
Crack American forces began
landing at Aitu island IN the Aleu-
tians on May -. our forces on
the same island have intercepted
them and are now engaging them
n fierce battle
In Washington. official cOnfir-
hi"t"h Nao itt Navy
and War Departments maintain
cd their traditional policy of not
commenting OH Tokyo broad
casts.
TOkyO'S report of surprise
american Sca-b0rnc attack on Al
tu island WAS the second iHdira-
lion within a week that a deter
mined campaign WAS under way
TO drive the enemy out of the
Alcutian> and clear the way for
Il possible thrust across the step
ping stone islands 10 Japan itself.
The Navy announced last Friday
that American forces mad occupied
Amchikd island. 20 miles cast of
Attu. on january -. .IapHu's only
other outpost in the AlCuiidUs. at
much-b"mbcd kISka. Is l9G miles
cast O! Attu.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14

eon m,h"hlnrton. May ID (AP)-N
n1r",'''''"'.i9 S naval appropriations
.,n, largest in history 49, was
!, Ut" i" INC House floor today with
b,. message that "thc country may
,n,.', every confidence in the achieve
,rrn, " an unconditional victory
cC V,.I% oo'h oceans if The home front
''.,r.u,i''icS to do its part"
,t,, assurance came from the
Il '""o appropriations Committee as
,c. "."or public q bulky transcript, of
H., 'n,.iF taken from the chiefs of
nmr, ',ion S sca-fighting forces. re.
sr,,. thinning with broad details Of
ra,,%ioTnnn,hg-'he-enemy invasion prcpa-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14
ROBSON SOLDIER
ITALIAN PRISONER

W. h.m@nn. May I--(AP)-ThC
WJr Department announced today
the names of 81 United States sol
d;crS who arc held as prisoners Of
war 10y Japan. and III who arc held
by italy. Tho list included:
informed by Italy: Private Shcllic
y. Wocdall. whose father. James V.
Woodall. lives in Pembroke, n. c.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14
BILL WOULD EXTEND
SOFT COAL MEASURE

Washington. Nay ii.-tNPJ-
LEGISLATION extending The blum
in"u> coal act three months he
youh MAY - Ia allow tive for
study at = bin continuing the
act two wears was passed ~ The
iIUm~r by unanimous consent To-
dlN and sent to the senate.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14
fDR SAYS CAPTIVES
MAY BE SENT HERE

washington, May 1i-(hP)-
PRESIDENT Roosevelt said today
nc assumed that quite n large
number of the hOrdcs of Axis
PRISONERS captured in Tunisia
would he brought to the United
States.
however. he told a press CON
rrchcc, plans are not yet com
p'''c Tor sending them 10 this or
any other country.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14
u. s. AIR SECRETARY
ARRIVES IN LONDON

Lundo0. May li-(AP)-Robcrt
A. Lov-,t. tinted States assistant
secretary of war for air. has arrived
i'm London on a mission connected
with supplying aircraft TO Britain
and ihc T.. & Army air force. il was
announced Today.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14
DAVIES IN CAIRO
EN- ROUTE MOSCOW

Cairo, Egypt, May l1.-thp-
Joseph l.. Davies, cnrouir 10
Moscow on a special mission for
President Roosevelt, arrived last
night in Cairo. lie stayed Wiz!
the American minister, ilcNan-
der &. Kirk.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14
JOHN l.. LEWIS BACK
AT NEW YORK AGAIN

New York. May li-(NP)-John
- L'~I$. y.e.;i!t1t of the United
."r' WORKERS, returned la New York
u,IF alter spending two days in
""@liili","n, but no explanation APP
lc'icu To be forthcoming on the
i''."m for his trip To the national
capital.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14
Is
Heavy With
Jap Forces
Washington Offers
Comment on Tokyo
Claim; May Be Part of
Drive on Japan

Washington, May ll-(AP)
The United States has launch
ed the long-cXpcctcd attack to
drive Japan out Of thc Alcutian
islands.
American troops landed on
the island Of Attu on Tues
day, the Navy announced today.
and were met by Japanese Of
unknown strength.
They are locked in battle now.
The situation is still not clear.
but United States air and sea
forces presumably arc partici-
pating in an alI-out bid for an
early decision.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14
WEATH HER

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Little change in temperature,
possible showers and tburuci-
showers.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14
No Arn1istice OF End of War;
VIII Occupy Germany, Italy
Allies Determined To
Crush Miiitarism This
Time Once and for All,
London Says

london. Nav ll-tAPD-Ihr
Allies are determined To avoid
one al the major mistakes of the
Cnpy GERMANY and Italy with
their military forces. lock. stock
and barrel. when the final col
iaJ-C rGi'!'$. II WAS asserted to-
dan IN ininrnrd quarters.
Further mare. il was under
stood thai during The period Ui
military occupation the Allied
IraGrrshir Ha, decided To deal
only with military authorities
and only nu M unconditional
surrender basis.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-19
BOND AVERAGES
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Dec. a. (WFA)
-Salable hogs, 1000, total 10000;
slow; steady to weak all weights
ard sows; only $500 hogs sold out
Of approximately $500 available,
leaving 1000 held over weekend;
good and choice 200-70 lbs. 1877;
these weights comprising big end
Of supply; 27O-33o lbs. 13.0O-75; no.
80 lbs. 1880 to 1925; most sows
1890 to so; few 1850; shippers
look 500; compared week ago 200
lis. and over and sows e y;
weights under 200 lbs. steady to
Is higher.
Salable cattle 500, calves none;
compared Friday last week: choice
fed steers and yearlings strong to
Is higher; all others SO up, re
gaining large share last weeks
sharp decline; top reached 100;
next highest price 1.85; light year
lings 1850 and light steers of long
yearling type 1915; finished light
and long yearlings and meager
supply long fed weighty steers in
broadest demand; bulk all grades
400 to 1850; closing trade dull
on medium offerings; choief heif-
eSs firm, all others SO higher;
choice to prime mixed steers and
letters reached 1850, best heifers
1925; warmed-up and shortfed
kinds bringing 1000 to 1880; show
ed most upturn; cows gained Is
early but lost advance late; bulls
st, ong to Is higher; vealers strong,
scarce at 1900 down; cutter cows
closed at 800 down, most beef
COWS $50 to HOO, with limited
supply good offerings at 11.50 to
II 90; top heavy sausage ulls
It's; stock cattle slow, h Wy
f1eshy feeders Is higher. but light
stockers weak at 1000 to 1900,
best 1875; only choice yearling
stockers and heavy fleshy feeders
reliably wanted.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-19
RAILROAD LOANS
ATTRACT BUYERS
Baltimore And Ohio And
Southern Pacific Reg
lister Advances

NEW YORK, Dec. 18-tR--Rait
road loans stirred the principal
buying interest again in todays
bond market.
Repeating their strong perform
ance of recent sessions most is
sues of Baltimore & Ohio and
Southern Pacific moved up frac-
tons to more than a point. The
latter were responsive to the dis
closure that Southern Pacific had
retired a considerable amount OF
bonds through open market pur-
chases.
Gains were general among
bonds of Missouri Pacific, Den
yer & Rio Grande Western and
New Haven, some rising more
than a point.
Individual points of firmness IN
cluded Central Pacific IS, Lehigh
Valley 4 lbs, and Nickel Plate
5 LIS.
Industrial and utility issues and
U. S. Governments were generally
steady in quiet dealings. Prices
averaged a little higher among
the foreign issues traded.
Transactions totaled $5,561, 300
against $40, 1874, 900 the previous
Saturday.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-19
120.-Office Equipment

SIS IN POULTRY. RUY OUR
bloodtesteo baby chicks. Profit.
able fryecs, carry layers. Rouda.
bush S Seed Store.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-19
180.-Legal
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

BY virtue of the power and au-
thority contained in certain
Judgment entered in the Superior
Court Of New Hanover County,
wherein County of New Hanover,
City ct Wilmington, and c. R
Morse, Tax Collector, were Plain
tiffs and Perry Garland and wife
and Emma Jacobs and Marie ia
cobs were Defendants, the under.
signed Commissioner appointed in
and by said Judgment, will or
Thursday, January 9th, 1914. at II
o clock NJ. at the Court House Door
ii the County of New Hanover, sell,
at public auction, for cash, to the
highest bidder, all that certain
piece parcel, or tract of land lying
being and situate in the City Of
Wilmington, County of New Han
Hanover and State of North Caro-.
Ina, and bound and described as
follows. to-Wit:-
BEGINNING at the intersection
Of the Northern line If Miller Street
with the Eastern line of McRae
Street; runs thence EastWardly
along said Northern line of Miller
Street Al feet 3 inches; thence
MOI thwardly parallel with McRae
Street &c feet; thence WestWardly
parallel with Miller Street Al feet
3 inches to the Eastern line of Nc
Rae Street; thence Southwardly
along said Eastern line of McRae
Street 66 feet to the Beginning.
Same being known as the West end
cf Lot 5 in Block 254. according to
the official plan of the City of
Wilmington. N. C.
This 4th day of December, 1943.
CLAYTON G.. BELLAMY,
Commissioners
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-19
Buying OF Farm Imple-
ments Offsets Profit TAX
ing In Liquor Issues
BY BERNARD S. O'HARA

NEW YORK, Lee. lo.-sRTBuy-
ing of farm implements, scattered
rails and specialties today offset
profit taking in the recently buoy
ant liquors and enabled the stock
market to emerge from a general
ly satisfactory week with an ir-
regularly higher trend.
Throughout the six sessions bev-
e:ages again were the principal
gyrators, rising and falling num-
her of points at intervals as hopes
Of whisky dividends ebbed and
flowed. There was a final slip-up
when some holders began to cash
in on the revival of proposals in
the senate to cut the tax-free peri
Oh for stored potables.
Prices generally edged down.
ward Monday and Tuesday as
commitments were trimmed on
the idea the December comeback
had been a bit too fast. Waning
year-end tax offerings and rein
vestment demand provided trend
Props from Wednesday on. Moth
ing particularly inspiring was
found in the war news although
fading of quick-reace talk aided
stocks with armament connec-
tons.
Rails wilted trifle when the "a
tional carrier strike was called but
earnings figures, prospective divi-
dends and the continued sharp re-
duction of bonded Indebtedness by
most roads brought subsequest re-
covery for transportation shares
as well as listed loans. The farm
Implement groun had the benefit
CT expectations machinery priori-
ties would be relaxed further.
Dealings were fast at intervals
curing the two hour stretch and
volume of 482,63O shares was the
lergest for any Saturday since
September 10 1t compared with
424, 300 week ago.
The Associated Press 60-stock
average was up 8 of a point at
ass and on the week retained at
net advance of as much. Out of
JIG sessions this month the COM
nestle has had only three losing
Gays. In the short proceedings, OF
7t1 issues dealt in, 346 were up
ard 337 down or unchanged.
Despite all were on the losing
end today, for the week Park
Tilford was up 10 IL points. Amer
lean distilling IL, Schenley 6
aid National Distillers 2 ga.
Today's prominent gamers in
Guided J. I. Case, lately split a.
for-1, which umred 8 points to a
new high at 38; Southern Pacific,
Chesapeake & Ohio, international
Harvester, Oliver Farm, Allied
Chemical, Wilson Co., Armour,
International Paper, Chrysler and
Electric Power Lights preferred.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-19
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Dec. 18-lRl-Defer-
red contracts of rye rallied in the
final half of today's short session
in the grain pits, carrying prices
up almost cent from the previous
close, but wheat and oats finish
ed with only minor changes. Bar
ley was ahead major fractions.
The upturn in rye was consider
ed mainly technical as these con-
tracts had slumped during recent
sessions. However, traders point
ed out that the final government
estimate on 1943 rye production,
issued after the market closed
yesterday, was at 80, 78l, 1000 bush
els. This compared with 57,673, 900
bushels harvested last year.
At the close wheat was 1-8 low
er to 1-8 higher, May $1.65 7-8-
S1.66, oats were unchanged to IA
lower, May 70. rye was uncnan3-
ed to 7-8 higher, May $1.23 3d.
7-0. and barley 5-8-7-8 higher, May
$1.22 3-8.
Commission houses sold wheat
at the start, sending prices down
fractionally. The market drew
support from buying a large mill
ing concern. Although the final
government estimate of 1943
wheat production Of 1886, $4,000
bushels was in line with expecta-
ions, some crop experts said there
was no shortage of grain in the
country. The problem, they said,
was to get the grain to market.
Open High Low Close
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-19
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Of T.ANns

Under and by virtue of the power
OF sale contained in a judgment OF
the Superior Court of New Hanover
County, in cause therein pending
entitled New Hanover County, and
c. R Morse, City-County Tax col
lector, versus William Afford and
wife: Florence Afford, and Thomas
Fl. Wright Mortgagee," the under
signed commissioner will as pro-
vided in said judgment, at IL o..
clock Noon, on the 10th, day OF
January, 1914, at the Court House
door of New Hanover County. ex-
pose to sale, to the last and highest
bidder, for cash, to satisfy taxes
due the County of New Hanover,
the following described land, SIT
uate. lying and being in Harnett
Township, County of New Hanover
and State of North Carolina, more
particularly described as follows:
BEGINNING at a stake in the
southerly line Of Peachtree Avenue,
said stake being situate 1872 feet
westerly along said line from me
northeast corner of Farm 43 OF the
Winter Park Gardens, and running
thence southerly and at right an an
giles with Peachtree Avenue 330
feet thence westerly and parallel
with Peachtree Avenue 66 feet,
thence northerly and at right
angles with Peachtree Avenue 330
feet to another stake in the south
erly line of said Avenue, thence
easterly with the southerly line OF
said Avenue 66 feet to the begin,
ninS; Being part of Farm No. 43 OF
the Winter Park Gardens, as per
map OF same of record in the Reg
lstry OF New Hanover County IN
Map hook 3, at page 49,;
DATED and posted this 4th, day OF
December, 1919
6. G. MCINTYRE. Commissioner.
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Observation-Disclosures

PANsY PLANTS See DOZ. NEW
seeds ready now: '1urnip, Spin
ach. Mustard, Kale, Broccoli.
Lettuce. Onion SETS Abruzzi Rye,
Fulgrain oats. Winter Grass.
Roudabusihi's Seed Store, Corner
Front and Dock streets.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-19
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-19

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deus and shrubbery $3.50 load
delivered. Phone 6083.