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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
Labor Post For
Negro Doubtful

WASHINGTON. d: CA Negro
will have a slim chance for any OF
the three Assistant Secretary OF
Labor. posts under a bill recently
introduced in Congress at the re-
quest Of Secretary OF Labor
Schwellenbach.
Schwellenbach asked Senator
James Murray Cd Montana chair
man Of the Senate Labor and Edu-
cation committee and Chairman
Mary T. Norton tD.-NJ) Of the
House Labor committee TO intro
duce companion bills in each OF
the houses 10 establish an Office OF
Under Secretary Of Labor, and to
provide for the establishment oil
three Offices Of Assistant Secretary
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
Hero Awarded Medal
PosthumousIy

WITH THE FIFTH ARMY, Italy
Pic Robert Curry has been
awarded the Silver Star postum
mously for gallantry in action on
the Fifth Army front in Italy, the
War Department announced.
He served in the seth Field Ar
tillery battalion with the end
Buffalo" Infantry division.
AS a member OF forward OBJ
server party, Curry assisted two
other men in laying a wire line
over extremely difficult terrain in
darkness and exposed to- the dan
ger Of enemy mines and fire.
When hostile shells repeatedly
cut the lines. during an ensuing
attack, Curry went out 10 repair
the breaks. On one Of these mis-
sionS, Curry and his assistant
noticed an enemy held house which
was being used as an observation
post by the Germans.
Curry approached the house and
fired his carbine into it. His action
enabled his comrade to fire ba-
zooka into the building. Six Of
the enemy surrendered with q
radio, two telephones, several rifles
and machinegun.
Curry's mother. Mrs. Willie Mae
Curry lives at 4046 South Dearborn
street Chicago
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Seek News Of Man
Who Deserted FomilY

NEW YORK. - The National
Desertion Bureau. Inc. a philan-
thropic aid society. this week asked
for information concerning Will
liam White. alias Whiting. who has
been living apart from his wife
and two minor children. and has
failed to contribute to their sup
port since December. 1914.
White was born in Virginia in
1891. is S feet 8 inches. has scar
on left cheek and usually worked
as a barber or longshoreman.
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homes by selling liquor and run
ming brothel houses"
Mr. Coles ideas are contrary to
those Of the association in the mat
ter of solving racial problems. He
seems TO blame the Negro for the
predicament in which he finds him
self. rather than putting the blame
on the basic issues such as the lack
of housing. the denial Of civil lib
critics, police brutality, and dis
elimination in general.
II have enjoyed immensely my
work with you and other members
Of the Popular Education commit
tee. and because of the fact that
politics has entered into Mr.. Coles
appointment, in spite OF his lack OF
qualifications I find that must
sever my connections with the
committee.
With warm personal regards
Very cordially yours, James j.
McClendon, MD. Pres, NAACP.
Detroit Branch"
Cole began his duties as field
representative of the Mayors In
terracial committee Monday. His
appointment was approved by the
committee July IS.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
Young Soprano Begins
Pun-Americun Tour

NEW YORK-EllabelIe Davis, the
American Negro soprano who
scored such a notable success this
season in her debut appearances
at Town Hall and as soloist with
the New York Philharmonic
leaves this week to fill her first
concert engagements outside Of the
United States.
Miss Davis will give a recital
in Havana, Cuba on July rs, and
will then fly to Mexico City where
she Is scheduled to make five ap-
pearances during AUGUSTINE as
soloist with the Orquesta Filar-
monica. and three in solo recital
at the Palace of Fine Arts.
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T ere h as
b e en- W d e.
spread rumor to
the effect that
any expansion
in such posts
would give the
opportunity for
a Negro Assist
ant S e CT etary
OF Labor with
the names OF
such men as A.
p hilip RAN
dolph. Brother
hood Of Sleep
ing Car Porters
"A F IL. " ew
York: w i'll ard
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Festival
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troduced. and then blew his trum-
pet loud and clear on the famous
song, "St. Louis Blues" Lionel
Hampton and his orchestra swung
IN with a torrid accompaniment.
The three Search-For-Talen,
winners-Ssra Osborne. Louisville;
Gilda Burns. Chicago, and Will
loughby Jones. st. Louis-were
presented in songs. and later pre-
scented awards by John II Seng-
stacke. publisher Of the Chicago
Defender.
The maSsed choir under the d.
rection OF Marvin Dupree sang
1.-THE Battle Hymn OF the Repub.
lie. and the spiritual. CLIMBING
Into the Mountain. Children" un-
der the direction Of Harold Tall
man.
W. Louis Davis. president-direc-
FOR Of the American Negro Music
Festival. read letter from the late
President Roosevelt during the
tribute. VI Kelly Fritz director Of
The Detroi, festival. welcomed the
participants.
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Mr.. Ross said, by the recent redbc.
ton OF the ssencys budget from
the sSo7 500 expended last year Ia
the $3.50. 600 appropriated for the
current fiscal year.
The committee will continue
operation Of 10 field ofiees in War
production areas where minority
group problems are likely TO be
most acute during the remainder Of
the war. Mr. Ross announced These
Offices sre al New York City, Phils-
delphis. Washington, D. c; Detroit,
Atlanta. Chicago. ST. LOUIS San
Antonio. San Francisco and Los
Angeles The FIVE ofices TO be closed
are At Cleveland. Cincinnati. Kan
sss City, Pittsburgh and New Or
leans
The committee ordered a 30
day period in the closing o. these
Offices. he chairman said. in order
20 wind up the affairs Of these
units and 20 give displaced stan
members tine in which 10 seek
other position
Under the new plan OF operation
M. Ross said. The typical field once
viii consist Of regional director
and secretary. The New York
Cry. Chicago and ST Louis Offices,
however. Will have. IN addition, one
Enf5 aarh
This reduction in force. OF
course. win not permit us to
service any Of these areas 10 the
same extent n we have In the
past" MIR. Ross said. The han
ding Of complaints Of discrimi-
nation In war industry and In
government service will continue,
but on . necessarily greatly re-
duced scale. A present backlog OF
$500 pending cases needs servic-
ing
THE PRESENT FEPC staff o..
III. including all field Office and
Washington headquarters person.
mel, will be reduced by SO persons
In the Washington headquarters.
the Field Operations Division vii.
be reduced from eight staff mem
bers 10 four; Budget and Admins
trstion. from II 10 IL. and the Legal
Division. effective September 30,
from nine 10 FIVE The Information
Division will be eliminated and its
functions merged with the Review
and Analysis. which will be re-
duced from nine 70 six employees.
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der directing Davis 10 register
the two eolored Pensacolians on
the basis Of the plea Of their suit.
The registration supervisor APP
peaied the decision to the states
high court.
Supreme Court Justice River.
Buford wrote the opinion IN the
two companion cases Of Cromwell
and Chavis.
Both opinions dealt almost en-.
tirely with technicalities Of the
procedure used in bringing the
cases to court.
Under Florida law the Demo.
cratic party of the state was giver
the authority to prescribe quslifi'
cations of its members. and Ne
groes we're barred from partici'
patton in primaries Of the party oil
any of its affairs. Colored voter.
have been permitted TO vote only
in Republican primaries and the
general elections.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04

BIRMINGHAM, Ala.-Mrs. Caro-
line Collier BALM, 25-year-old
white woman who is executive
secretary Of the Alabama Commit
tee for Equal Justice. revealed in
a notarized statement this week
that she was arrested and man.
handled by Deputy Sheriff Louis
Corbitt when she appeared in
Abbeville. in Henry County, on
July 8 to inquire about Mrs. Recy
Taylor.
Mrs. Taylor. 24-year-old Negro
mother, who was abducted and
raped by six white youths last
Sept. 3, at Abbeville. and since
then has pleaded vainly for indict-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
Three Detroiters

CHICAGO.-Willie Mosley. De-
iroit amateur. finished the ALL
American tournament at Tam
o Shanter here Monday with 300.
Benny Davis, Detroit pro. had a
10 TO finish with 3l6. S-Sgt. Joe
Louis finished with 83 for 325. Ed
die jackson withdrew before the
final round.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04

Townsend, international Transfers
Union tClO). Chicago. and Chan
nirg Tobias. YM.C.A.. New YORK
City. being mentioned prominent-
ly for such a position.
Bill Has Hitch
But the hitch comes in the bill
which provides that these assist.
ants shall be appointed by the
President with the consent of the
Senate
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a disturbance. Mrs. Theresa Brant-
ley charged Matthew was her hus-
band, but Mrs. Callie Brantley
showed a marriage license as proof
that she was married to Brantley.
Brantley's case in Recorders
court was adjourned until August
6 for further investigation.
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get the knife away from him. My
grandmother was standing here
ION the porch and asking them
not to shoot him. as all OF the Of
fcerS had their guns drawn by this
time.
mo one was more surprised than
] was when the shot was fired" she
continued as tears sprsng 10 her
eyes.
MISS LEE said the officers in
sisted upon her accompanying them
10 the police headquarters. I'VE
have to get our reports made. You
don't want to get US into trouble
do your" she quoted them as saying
AT the time of the shooting. Mrs
Lee, mother Of the victim. was q,
the Herman Keifer hospital visit
ing another son. Lewis. 20. When
she reached home she was told OF
the incident by a neighbor. as her
daughter had not returned from
headquarters.
Shortly a call from the hospital
informed her that her son was
critically wounded and advising
her TO come Immediately. Two
hours after she got to the hospital,
Mrs. Lee was informed that her
son had died. She had not been
permitted to see Robert, but spent
the two hours seeking 10 gain ad-
mission TO his room.
A second youth. Archie Street
10, formerly Of 4l6S Riopelle, was
shot and killed when he was sur
rounded in the Fenwick Laundry
500 z. Forest Sunday. Patrolmar
Vincent Powerski of the Garfield
Station inflicted the fatal wound
THREE SHOTS were fred by
Pstrolman Carl Byers in chasing
Street through the laundry.
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In some quar-
terS IL Is con-
sid ere q that
Senate confr.
nation of a Ne
gro for one OF
these secretary
ships would be
virtually i'm
possible 10 OBJ.
tain. I'm d o @ d
Il is dcred
little likely thai
Sich an APP
p0intce would
even be able TO
muster q COM
m"tee vote, so
q On q | y. nrn
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Continued from Page II
their duty on this important issue
next Tuesday
IN ADDITION n the open air
meeting az the Eastern market
several other meetings have been
scheduled for the remainer OF the
campaign Two meetings are listed
for Thursday night. one al the CAL
vary Baptist church. and the
other in the open air near the Ru-
pert theatre on ST. Aubin. -
Saturday night meeting will
be held at the Alpha Omega
church A Sunday afternoon meet
ing will be held in the hall Of
Local 81 Of the Steelworkers,
244i Milwaukee.
Radio programs include talks by
Atty. Harold z. Bledso over WJLB
Friday night: by Frsnkensteen
over WJBK. Sunday evening al
$50. by Frank VIM, campaign
manager for Edwards. al ll;0s p m.
Sunday; and by Mrs Lillian
Hatcher. CIO representative. Mon
day night al ll:08 over WJLB.
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year-old Matthew Brantley Of 248
Edmond place.
Brantley married Theresa Harris
in Toledo. December 2. 1885, and in
1899 married second wife, Callie
Carey eileen. the mother Of two Of
his children.
THE BIGAMY case came TO at
tention when police were called to
SAB Montcalm street TO investigate
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No construction projects excep,
those which have been granted PRIOR
ties ASSISTANCE may obtain lumber on
certified order. me War Product on
Board GsId recently.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
Uncle Ruy's Corner

When Columbus Day draws near,
our minds are likely to travel back
to the time of that famous admiral.
We think of the great journey
which was made by the three little
vessels which were under his COM
mand in 1892.
If sailors of the present time
boarded such vessels, they would
have a hard task in crossing the
Atlantic Ocean. If they could ride
out the storms, they still would feel
disgusted with the slow speed of
such craft
Nowadays We cross the Atlantic
on ocean liners driven by the power
of steam, or by motors which use
oil as fuel. Huge propellers churn
the water, and usually the liner
makes speed of from 20 to 80
knots per hour.
What a different picture in the
days of Columbus! A vessel at that
time did very well if it travelled 8
knots (or sea miles, in an hour.
Sometimes it met with calm weather
and failed to make any forward
progress for many hours.
Even worse, perhaps, was the fear
which filled the minds of the sailors
who went with Columbus. The
Evening star., 1945-10-11
WARRINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY
AUCTION SALES.
apAM a WFSCUJFR >. SoN

ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers
~oaouSSehold 6!lS furniture, new French and
lroner, 45 6entwood chairs, Formica Ia. Ia
bleS, exhaust fan, sink with sterilizer and
baskets, stock pots, iron safe. etc, by
estate Maj. Bishop P. Hill; B. l, Kerri-
gan, executor estate Patrick NJ Kerrigan;
and others, by auction at. WESCHLER'S,
tomorrow. Living and bedroom groups.
fine rock maple twin-bed room suite.
Virginia. sofa, band-back chairs, din
coffee tables, utility and kitchen tS cabi biI
nets. chests of drawers. odd twin and
double beds, spiral and new box springs, in
mirrors, lamps, radios, personal effects, etc.
THos. ]. OWEN & SON, auctioneers, 435
Southern Building, sale OF valu-
able three story brick dwelling known as
premises Ses+a l1@S !, I Fifth st. nv BY virtue
IN liber No. 7l06, folio 43 ct seq. of
the land records of the District of Column
bia and at the request of the party Sc
cured thereby. the undersigned trustees
VIII sell; at public auction within the
office OF Thos J. owen & Son, Room 4;3.
l945,, at two O'Clock pm. the following
the District Of Columbia, and, DESIGNATED
schneider's subdivision of square 49,, as
per plat recorded in the Office of the
Surveyor for foT,o the DistTiet Of Columbia in
to prior deed of trust for So, $50 90. fur
ther particulars of which will be an
nounced at time of sale: the purchase
deposit of $4,000 required Convey
anclng' recording. etc. at purchasers cost.
Terms to be complied with within 30 days
erty may be, advertised and resold at the
discretion Of the trustees. WILLIAM o.
COOLEY; DoRIE C. GRUvER, Trustees
Evening star., 1945-10-11

North Atlantic had been crossed by
Norsemen under Left Ericsson, but
there was no record of any one
crossing the main part of the great
ocean. Probably neither Columbus
nor his men ever had heard about
Left Ericsson.
The fear was fed by strange tales
about the Dark Sea- as the At
lantic was called by some persons.
One tale said that a ship which
sailed far to the west would reach
the end of the world" and would
slip off the edge.
Another common story was about
sea SerpentS. These were said to be
of gigantic size, and it was believed
that one of them might swim up to
the side of vessel and seize q
sailor on its deck. Once a sailor was
in the mouth of such a monster he
was lost, according to this tale.
Columbus put little, if any, faith
in the yarns about sea monsters.
AS to the question of falling off
the EARTH" his mind was made up.
He had studied the teachings of
certain ancient thinkers, and had
decided that the earth must be
round. That was the reason for his
idea that he could reach India by
travelling westward, instead of to-
ward the east.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

FIVE ACRES, near Kent, off Roxborough
rG. NV: exclusive subdivision: will con-
slider whole or part sale. JEROME S. MUIR
RAY, 1881 G st. NV. RE. 2460 or MI.
az ACRES, Redland rd.. three 5-acre
tracts wooded. one with stream; miles
out, of Georgia ave: terms. JOHN BUR-
DOFf, colesviIle, Md. Phone Ashton tM)
50-ACRE IRACT-on Route so, near Fair
east and west; excel. business location
and beautiful home sites. with long view
of mountains. $3.50 per acre. Financed if
desired. THOMAS & co. Phone Vienna
CLOSE TO ALABAMA AVE. SEQ acres,
$4,000. VIM II. sAUNDERs CO, INC,
Realtors (estab. 1880, 1919 K st. NV.
QUAINT ACRES. on colesville I'd. Just
miles from the traffic light at Silver Spring.
We are now taking advance orders before
containing 30. 5 acres in this beautiful
planned subdivision, in the vicinity of
Springbrook and Burnt Mills Hills. priced
from $3.50 per acre up. DREISEN- FREED
MAN, S644 Colesviile rd Sligo S655.
AND-Approximately As acres of
velopment purposes. Most of this land
Is level with a gentle sloping to the north
There is approximately 1900 TT. of 'front.'
age on hardened roads one OF which will
be improved by the county in the near
future =, This land ID, is between Wheaton
cellent speculative value at the price at
which it is offered Until such time as
development is advisable this land could
presumably be rented to nearby farmers
sppointment. See Mr., Parsons, WEAVER
Evening star., 1945-10-11
7 axe Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Here's a New One.

The phrase 'ViS-a-viS," in both
French and English. means face to
face" and that's all it does mean.
But in recent weeks the term has
popped up with the entirely new
and spurious meaning, toward. re-
garding"
For example. in Life editorial Of
July 80: But what is the proper
United States policy vis-a-vis Rus
sia?" In broadcast a few days
later, the erudite Caesar Searchinger
misuSed Vis-a-vis as Life did.
Then, 10 and behold, in Tokyos
first surrender offer, as reported by
the American news agencies, the
Japs asked for information regard
ing the United Nations intentions
'viS-a-vis Hirohito."
Face to face Russians Face to
face Hirohito? That. amigos. is go
ing to lot of trouble to be wrong.
But even if ViS-aviS did mean re-
garding" or toward" (Which it en-
phatically does not there would be
little reason for using it Elegant
writing, ornamented with sad cliches
of high school French, has been out
of date since the passing of Marie
Carelli, the harem skirt and the
surrey with the fringe on top.
Nevertheless, fear We are in for
it. for we Americans, especially those
Of us who Scribble for living, have
a positive genius for picking up and
repeating one another'S malaprop-
iSmS. Consider the recent wide
spread corruption of presently"
and ''momentarily" in the meaning
of now at the present moment'D.
Soon, suppose. we shall be re-
galed with such misuSes as these in
our daily mail: ''Vis-a-vis your let
ter of the 18th, vis-a-vis our new
postwar atom-powered egg beater.
beg to advise that we are asking our
sales department to contact you Wis
avis a demonstration, e"
Exaggerated? Not at all. Just
wait and see.
incidentally, the English pronun-
citation of vis-a-vis is vee- -zuh-VEE.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
HOUSE TRAiLERS,

TRAvELO. 26-ft., sleeps 4, f1ush toilet.
compl. turn., excellent condition; 81 400.
OAKS PARK, Fails Church, Va. II:
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF new and used
house trailers ivailable on 10. l8 and
"A month finance terms, Luggage trailers,
stake and express models available for
heaters, beds, helper springs.
etc. Repair service on all kinds OF
trailerS. AMERICAN TRAILER CO, INC.
1880 Wisconsin ave. NV, WO. 1921
ODen until . pm.
NEW KOZY, Platt and Superior. also new
tandem Liberty: many good used tratlerS.
including tandems. Cash for your trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES. Route /,
Berwyn, Md. Tel. Berwyn As.
LUGGAGE TRAILERS, new. stake and ex-
press models. steel constructions immediate
delivery. Will take place of J. or "a ton
truck; terms. AMERICAN TRAILER CO.,
INC. 1890 Wisconsin ave. NV, WO. 1921
ODen .yes. until 9
TRAILER. homemade, IS IT, long per
manent bed. good tires. excellent shape
all around: $3.50 cash. Al BAKER. 624
King St. Alexandria, Va; TIE. 7343.
ZIsIMER, 1919. 27-ft.. new condition
Coleman stove and Duotherm heater. toilet,
has just peen painted and brand-new top
S1.650 AL BAKER, 624 King St, Alex
andria. Va: 1E. 7343, nights TIE. 4451
TRAILER, excellent condition. sleeps four:
owner leaving town; 1919. MIR. FRAZIER,
Me. U4UO after 2 m. IL
Evening star., 1945-10-11

GMC. cab over engine, 5-ton, with or with
out hydraulic dump body: considerably
below ceiling price. Call Mr.. Hasek, A P
WOODSON CO. Republic $500
1874 U. S. ARMY l12-ton cargo,
AKA: very low mileage, excellent me-
chanical condition Tarpauline, / truck
with winch and one with spare tire Within
OPA ceiling prices. HILL & TIBBETTS,
lll4 Vermont ave NV. MA. $3.50.
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central
Motor Co, authorized GMG truck dealer
No priorities needed
Chevrolet 1912 11a-ton. 12-ft. stake body
Chevrolet 1912 ] l2-ton stake, power winch
Chevrolet 1912 1l2-ton dump, power winch.
Chevrolet 194l l2-ton dump.
Chevrolet 1912 112-ton panel.
Dodge 194l 2-ton dump.
REQ 1912 4-ton dump.
Command and reconnaissance cars.
GMG l94o 22-ton, 10-wheelers' long
Diamond T 1896 1-ton panel
Wir cheS, power, 5 ton, new, S165.
Trailers, new ammunition carts, S31 so.
Army stake bodies, S25.
Buick 1889 4-door sedan, series 80, 81 ,0S5.
These trucks can be purchased on terms
or trades at prices considerably under
ceiling. All are. in excellent condition
with heavy-outy Army tires, dual wheels.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO. 3143 Lee hwy,
Arlington Va. Daily and Sat; to 6,
Evening star., 1945-10-11
FUTURE.
THnG nNKFINN o COX

THoS. J. OWEN & son. auctioneers, 435
southern Building-Trustees' sale of p
story Semidetached brick dwelling contain
ing 7 rooms and baths, oil heat, de-
tached brick garage, known as l343 Fair
mont ST. n W. By virtue of a certain de ed
OF trust dated March 10. 1915, beng
instrument No. 1920. recorded April 5,
L9f5, IN Llber No. 5000. at Folio l1S,
among the land records of the District of
Columbia, and at the request o. the party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
VIII sell. at public auction. in front Of
the premises, on Friday, the 18th day of
following described land and premises, SIT
uate IN the District of Columbia, and
designated as and being Lot numbered
eighty (sn) in Pauline AusenStein S sub
division OF part of Lot : VI Block num-
bered thirtytwo (32l. Columbia Heights -
as per plat recorded in the Ofilce Of the
Surveyor for the District of Columbia In
llber Al, at Folio 9Ol: said Block }2 being
taxed as Square 2SG0; subject to reStric-
tlons and covenants of record Terms:
Sold subject to a prior deed of trust for
SloOou, interest at Sc per annum, pay
able - 81 per month with the privilege
OF making larger payments in any amount)
maturing March D, 1850. further paItlc-
ularS OF which Will be announced a. time
OF sale; the purchase price above said
trust to be paid in cash. A deposit of
5000 required. ConYeyancing, recording
revenue stamps, etc, at the purchasers s
cost. Terms to be complied with within
~ days, otherwise deposit orfeted and
the property may be advertised and resold
at the discretion OF the trustees. ROBERT
Y. TABLER, A. JASPER MOORE, trustees
oCq ,l316.1S