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National Rusrdsmen riven a dis charge severing relation, with all militarv oreanUations. if within the age of 21-36, are required to register under the selective Train ing and Service Act and are sub ject to its requirements. They are also privileged to enlist in tne un listed Reserve Corps or in the National Gaurd. National fiiiardsmen. not dis charged, but relieved from active. federal military service ana re turned as National Guardsmen to state control and state status, are not subject to registrations or other requirements of the Selective ber-. vice. TRANSACTIONS IN Real Estate fA Recorded to Monday Noon Of Thi' Week) Reaverdam Township C. T. Smathers, Jr., to A. W. Parker, et ux. J. L. Phillips, et ux to P. R. Cook. Dr. W. C. Johnson, et ux, et al, to Town of Canton. S. M. Robinson Tr., M. A. Chap man to H. A. Osborne. , D. H. Harris Tr., to II. A. Os borne. Town of Canton to G. N. Fort- noy et ux. Sclma B. Franklin to A. W. Donaldson et ux. J, H. Kirkpatrick et ux, et al, to Donald G. Hawkins, et ux. J. II. Powell et ux, et al, to Guy V. Roberts, et ux. ' J. F. Jackson, et ux to Town of Canton. Harris Clark to Jessie C. Clark et al. W. Rav Teaeue. et ux to J. K. I Clark et ux. " Jones, et al. Maurice Roberts, to ux, to Ma- halla Worley. John H. Rhodarmer, et ux, to Glenn Holland, et ux. W. F. Fender to L. J. Cannon, et. ux. " ; Paul A. Mathews, et ux, to W. F. Fender. Dr. V. C. Johnson, et ux, to Quay Smathers. J. V. Worley, et ux, to U. rlarve O'Dear, et ux. John P. Jones, et ux, to II. G. Jones. Cecil Township Alden Howell By Tr. to Theo dore P. Mitchell. Clyde Township Lnxora Medford, to, al to Troy Stamey, et ux. F. D. Bolden, et ux, to Hughe. Bolden. John R. Sellers, et ux, to J. W. Sellers. v Arthur Putman, et ux, to Wilson Putman. Crabtree Township P. J. McCracken, et ux, to Guy McElroy, et ux. East Fork Township Eunice Trull to Shay Henson. Leila Crawford, et al, to L. Gus Cody. Ivy Hul Township P. F. Campbell, et ux, to Rufu. A. Shehan. Jonathan Creek Township John Messer, et al, to Jarvis Messer. S. H. Wood, et ux, to Robert Phillips. Pigeon Township Grace W. Hinton Com. to Wilson II. Harkins. Claude S. Kinsland, et ux, to D. D. York, et ux. L. C. Henson, et ux, to J. N. Ledford, et ux. . Rosa Presley to Cora Jones. J. W. Donaldson, et ux, to Hor ace L. Teague, et ux. Waynesville Township J. R. Morgan, et ux, to George P, Warner, et ux. Walter Haley, et ux, to J. M. Pace. John D. Allen, et ux, to Mary Emma Lea therwood. James Cannon, Jr.. to Elmer T. Clark. Zeb Hooper, et ux, to Belle Me-S Cracken. Sylla Davis to J. J. Schabinger, et ux. . Agricultural products from nearly 2,500,000 acres of the na tion's land went into the manufac ture of motor vehicles in 1940. Automobiles currently on the mar ket each use an average of 90 pounds of fotton and three and one-half pounds of wool and mohair.
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