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'Calculations On ^National Service , rr Life Insurance ^e Veterans Administration has made public its first calcu-' latlons on the amounts to be paid to nearly 16,000*600 veter ans in the two-billion-elght-hun dred-mlllion-dollar special Na tional Service Life Insurance dividend. The maximum possible amount i Shat any veteran can receive will' kg $528. Other payments, based age groups, will run to lessor sums. The dividend will be paid on both term and converted in surance policies, and will be paid only for the period that the pol icy' was in force prior to the pol icy anniversary in 1948.vNo pay-' ments will be made for periods of lapse, VA emphasized. j The estimated rate of the divi dend, VA says, was arrived at alter long actuarial studies and the rate of payment will be the same for both term and convert ed policies, as the dividend is based o n mortality savings. There have been no excess inter est earnings. In computing the maximum ment of $528 the dividend based on a $10,000 policy in force for 96 months'(the longest! possible period), on a veteran j aged 40 or less at the time the' policy was taken out. This repre sents a payment of 65 cents a month per 61,000 of insurance. As the mortality rate for the age group of 40 and under did not vary greatly, a single dividend rate will apply to this whole group. The rates of payment will be: those under 40 years of age at the rate of 55 cents per month per $1,000 of insurance; those 41 to 45 years of age, scaling down from 52 cents to 40 cents; those 46 to 50, 37 cents down to 25 cents; those 51 to 54, 24 cents down to 21 cents; those 55 and over, 20 cents per thous and. . - Applications must be made to | receive the dividends, which will be paid in 1950. o Milk May Be Secret To Longer Life?Cornell University sclent 11st discovers unsuspected secret of long and sturdy life in milk diet. In experiments . . . tested animals fed on milk alone lived longer than those fed ordinary mixed foodstuffs. Read detail of this important discovery in "Drink Milk and Live Longer," appearing in July 17th Issue of The American Weekly, Nation's Favorite Magazine With the Bal timore Sunday American. Order from Your Local Newsdealer. Judge Sharp Is Locked Up la Her Own Court High Point, Oct. 3?They locked up the judge in her own court, but it won't happen again ?maybe. Here for the second time in three weeks to preside at a spe cial term of Guilford Superior Court, Judge Susie Sharp re quested sheriff's, deputies to pro vide her a key to the court build ing. Working a little overtime after court recessed on Friday, she found herself locked up in the county building where court is held. She sent an SOS to police headquarters via telephone. Po lice called the sheriff. The judge was set free. A poor way to treat a judge in her own court, officers agreed. They're being extra careful this time. 'iUppG. t rhf? > V\ C A NOTICE OF RESALE r NORTH CAROLINA WILKES COUNTY i By virtue of an order of the Superior Court of Wilkes County, directing the undersigned commis-_| sioners to advertise and sell the lands as hereinafter described, we will on the 10th day of October, 1949, at 12:30 o'clock p. m., at the. courthouse door at Wilkesboro,: Wilkes County, North Carolina, of-1 fer for sale to the highest bidder for cash, the,lands as hereinafter, described: ? First Tract: Situated in Walnut Grove Town-' ship, Wilkes County, and more particularly described as follows: Beginning on a poplar, running East (61) sixty one poles to a chestnut, South (67) fifty seven poles to a sourwood, West (61) sixty one poles- to a pine, North (59) fifty nine poles with the cross fence leaving said fence on west side of said line to the beginning, containing (22) twenty two acres, more or less. For further descrip ! tion see deed from A. C. Billings to Dalton Handy, recorded in Book ' 44, page 131, in the office of the '' Register of Deeds of Wilkes Coun ' . I ty. - Second Tract: Situated in Wclnut Grove Town ship, WiH-es County, and being more particularly described as.fol lows? Beginning on a chestnut, Run ning Blast 40 poles to a stake, thence Ncth 100 poles to a chest nut and hickory, thence 40 poles to a chestnut oak, thence South 100 poles to the beginning, containing 25 acres, more or less. For further esc iption see deed/from John A. Myers to F. D. Handy, recorded in Book 100, page 406, which is recorded in the office of the regi ster of Deeds of Wilks County. Also see deed from Frank Burch ette to F. D. Handy, which is re corded in Book 104, page 383, in the office of the Register of Deeds of Wilkes County. Third Tract: Situated in Walnut Grove Town ship, Wilkes County, and being more particularly described as fol lows: Beginning on a poplar, Dalton Handy's corner, running East 61 poles to a chestnut, then Horth (100) one hundred poles to a chestnut, then West 61 poles to a I stake in line, then South one hun dred poles to beginning, contain ing 38 acres, more or less. For further description see deeds from T. L. Handy to Dalton Handy m Book .66, page 20, and also Book 44, page 129, as recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds of Wilkes County. Fourth Tract Located in Walnut Grove Town ship, Wilkes County, and being more particularly described as fol 'ows: -Beeinning on a poplar, D. Hsndy's corner, running North 100 poles to a stake, West then fifty nine poles to a stake, the north east corner of the Wilborn Billings tract of land; thence South one hundred poles with the said Bill ings line to a stake, the said Bill ings corner, thence East 59 poles to the beginning, containing thirty six acres, more or less. For further description of this tract see deed fom T. L. Handy to Dalton Handy recorded in Book 66 at page 20, in the office of tlife Register of Deeds of Wilkes County. Fifth Tract: i Located in Walnut Grove Town ship, Wilkes County, and being more/ particularly described as follows: Beginning on a red oak on top of a ridge, running near north west 48 jx>les to a chestnut, thence South 86 poles to a chestnut in a north and south line between E. TT. Burchette and Dalton Handy, then running Northeast 48 poles to the beginning, containing 6 acres and 29 poles, more or less. For further description of this tract see deed from E. U. Burch ette to Dalton Handy recorded in Book 68, at page 571, in the .of fice of the Register of Deeds of Wilkes County. This advertisement is to include any and all lands of every kind and description owned by Dalton Handy, of which he died seized, in Walnut Grove Township, Wilkes County. The above land is estimated to have approximately 200,000 feet of standing timber and trees suf ficient to make approximately 3, 000 locust posts. This the 20th day of Sept. 1949. J. F. JORDAN MAX F. FERREE, Commissioners 10-6 2t (T) rGREATER MOVIE SEASON as this woman's hate... J VIOLENT, as her love.. UHHHttD fflES // W Starring H SONNYTUFTS .i, ELLEN DREW RHYS WILLIAMS SUNDAY ? And ? MONDAY Greater Movie Season Shows T$ed TODAY And FRIDAY BZRTY ,ET'S GO TO THE MOVIES ? YOUR BEST ENTERTAINMENT y;(. ^ Q-, &2 k?> WATCH VALUES! 3^ fisTmWIl 'this Very~Special ? 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