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JOINT RIGHTS TO 8APE
DEPOSIT BOXES
May a safe deposit box be rent-
bf two persona 7
y. More often, however, th
is renuw oy one person alone,
may in writing awoint n.
as his deputy or agent tn
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LMIlUIl 1H I III M U I u..l t,
of such deputy or agent may in
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his deputy or agent
A safe deposit box in the vault
a bank has been leased bv
his wife one of the dunlicet
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ra biiu una a 11 1 11 !.. i n.r Him
ea. who now nan nv t,. h...
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(iriiimii no, '
The person who qualifies as the
husband's tate. The wife's ap
pointment as her husband's deputy
"a""1 naa been terminated by
his death.
The statute f mwl
v-ari
lint require the nnu. i
elerk of the Superior Court at the
pemn of a safe deposit box in
vault ol a hank u..
01 any person using or hav-
n access to such lock box"
The law imposes unon thm.wi.
of the Superior Court, or his re
presentative, a duty to make an
inventory of the safe Hann.lt iw,
in the presence of a renrunf.f..J
of the bank, and to furnish a copy
of the inventory to tha r.nmm,.
sioner of Revenue, the executor
or administrator of the decedent
or cotenant of the deced I'll! and
Ine bank.
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MM M II 'LaHIIIMl ' ''A(JB SEVEN
1 1 UNITED STATES fV AMURrn!
BLOODSHED
BOX SCORE
ON N. C. HIGHWAYS
Raleigh Ine Motor VaJiuOaa
Department's summary of traffic
deaths through 10 a. m., Tuesday,
November 12:
Killed to date H25
Killed to date last year 1232
NEWS THE MADISON COUNTY
ASCS Office
RALPH RAMSEY, Office Manager
If the wife should di h..f,.,. h.
husband, ths huaband
have an immediate free imm. tr.
the safe deposit box which he has
rented in his own name. Sinrn
in this case his deceased wife has
had access to the box, the presence
of the clerk of the SuDerior Pnnrt
end the making of an inventory by
mm is a condition precedent to
A FORGIVING WIFE
Derby Ens-land Mrs. Audrey
Besnbridge, 28, recently went to
work to helD her husband.
Charles, pay up the bills he ran up
divorcing her. After five months
of divorce, they met a train while
visiting their two children, fell in
love and decided to remarry.
the opening of the box for the
first time following hae wife's
death. Where the decedent mere
ly had access to the safe deposit
box, the inventory by the clerk of
the 'Superior Court includes only
assets in which the decedent had
interest.
PHce-StiDDort Onaraliona
Bain, SknpHfW
With the three goals of making
the agricultural price-support wo
grams more effective, law costly
and simpler, the U. S. Department
of Agriculture has announced
changes in operating provisions
for grains and similarly handled
commodities. The changes will be
come effective with the 1964 price
support programs. In brief, the
new operating procedure:
1. Makes farm storage loan
money available more nromotlv
after harvest;
2. Provides more incentive for
a farmer to redeem and market
his loan collateral instead of de
livering to COC;
8. Strengthens market prices
and increases farm income bypro-
.uj ,i
iumg earner price support cov
erage; 4. Places greater responsibility
on farmer committeemen for lo
cal administration of the price-
support program.
The new procedure should simp
lify the various programs. USDA
officials exDlaineri
ous conditions, a considerable in
terval sometimes elapsed before
producers could obtain their farm
storage loan funds, due to the re
quired exact measurements of
quantity and determination of
quality factors.
Under the new procedure, the
county ASC office representative
and the producer will jointly con
firm the existence and apparent
condition of the commodity. To
gether they can develop a quan
tity estimate to which a reason
able safety factor will be en-
plied.
However, at delivery time CCC
will accept all of the eligible com
modity and settlement will be bas
ed on its grade, quality and Quan
tity. Where a producer vsnt.
y price support protection with
out a loan, no farm visit will be
made.
Jn the case of hard wheat a
producer wishing to receive his
premium for high quality factors
in the loan amount rniav rennoct
cnat the required tests be mad
and have the premiums added to
tne Das nricocnnnu i
r-v.-gUFuuH loan
The county office BT
committees.
A service charge on commo
dities placed under loan will be
continued, but will be credited to
a producer's account if he redeems
his loan
Price euport may be recreated
by filing an application and pay
ment of a nominal non-refundable
fee. This application also will re
place the purchase
form. On loans, the producer may
draw money in i,,,,.
in installment us desired.
A Place To Live
rate.
rZ
Will he I
samples and the tests
made at producer exoense
On warehouse storage
in the past, the producer will 't
up his warehouse receipt aa colla
teral. Price support loan rato r.hn
will be based on the settlement
value of the quality offered.
Quanity eligible will be that shown
on tne receipt.
disbursements will be mndo h,,
the county ASP ff; . .
CCC loan draft designed so a bank
may hold it as an interest-bearino-
certincate.
There will continue tn ha finol
dates for takinw nut
loans. jo changes are contemnln.
ted in present maturity dates for
loans.
Special provisions will he HpvpI.
oped later for rice, honev. drv ed
ible beans, peanuts and tung, but
in general they will he hanHl.,1
similarly to grains.
Local farmer ASC eommitte.
men will have more responsibility
under the new plan. To lessen the
need for detailed administrative
instructions, and in the inr.erH
or permitting greater promptness
in dealing with special crrm n A
weather dituations, more opportu-
nlw j: x;
...v., uiscreuonary actions i a
to be given State and county ASC
COLD SUFFERERS
Get fast relief from that
over, worn-out feeling due to colds.
STANBACK'S combination of medically-proven
ingredients reduces
fever and brings comforting relief.
Use as a gargle for sore throat due to
colds. Snap bade with STANBACK.
The Department of Agricul
ture has 'isjinouncied pubkiation
of the 1963 Yearbook of Agricul
ture, s far-ranging examination
of the effects of urbanization and
industrialization on many aDecta
of American lfie.
Entitled A PLACE TO L1VK,
mo t0K-page book cites a need for
discussion, plans, and action by
all Americans regarding the use
of resources, public services in
communities, rural development,
educational and economic oppor
tunities for farmers and others
whom technological changes have
put at a disadvantage th otom.
ing demand for outdoor recrea
tion, urban and suburban sprawl
into framlands, parks and open
spaces, the functions of governing
bodies, the management of water
and air pollution, and much more.
The 79 chapters were written
in nontechnical, informative stvle
by 92 men and women nmnno-
the mofficials of State and Feder
al Government, college professors.
garden club leaders, nlannincr of
ficials, sociologists, and econo
mists.
Some of the specific tonics.
which indicate the scope, are: Mul
tiple uses of forests and other re
sources, agricultural in the na
tional economy, values of farm
land, farming on the urban fring
es, community leadership, the
small town, rural housing, finan
ces in communities, technical serv
ices m planning, conservation in
the suburbs. Dlannino- or, A r,ir,,r
nignways, garden centers and
clubs, family and Dart-timiA farms
and examples of solutions to prob-
brougbt about bv growth nnl
chanr
The Yearbooks of Agriculture
are published under annual Con
gressional appropriations. Distri
bution of the books is mainlv bv
members of Congress.
Copies of A PLACE TO LIVK
can be bought at $3.00 each from
the Superintendent of Documents
U. S. Governimpnt Printing nff;
Washington D. C, 20402. No per
son or unit in the U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture has copies
for general distribution.
UNITED STATES OP AMERICA
r cut HAL, POWER
COMMISSION
Carolina Power A light Company
, Project No. S
NOTICE OP APPLICATION
POR LICENSE
(November 4, IMS)
Publie notiee i knJi.
that UHlHMtlAn ti.. I Mil I
IT wwii i ii ru
under the Federal Power Act (16
U.S.C. 791a-826r) by Carolina
Power A IJirM ( '...,.,.,. i
spondence to: H. B. Robinson. Ex
ecutive Vice President, Carolina
Power ft Light Company. 836 Fay
etteville Street, Raleigh, North
Carolina for license for construct
ed Project No. 2880, known as
Marshall Project located on
French Broad River, in Madison
County about two miles below
Town of Marshall, State of North
Carolina.
The project consists of: con
crete masonry dam about 636 feet
long and 82 feet high topped with
24 inch flashhoarda. intaka -
and traah racks; a powerhouse in
tegral with the dam housing two
vertical shaft turbines havinir a
total installed canacitv of i f.on
horsepower directly connected to
two generators with a combined
capacity of 3,000 kilowatts; and
appurtenant facilities.
Protests or petitions to inter
vene may be filed with the Fed
eral Power Commission. Wash-
ngton, D. C, 20426, in accord
ance with the Rules of Practice
and Procedure of the Commission
(C.F.R. 1.8 or 1.10). The last day
upon which protests or petitions
may be riled is January 17, 19fi4
The application is on file with tht
Commission for public inspection
JOSEPH H. GUTRIDK, Secretarj
11-14 12-5c
STUBBORN SNAKES
Tampa, Fla. - A mamma rat
tlesnake and her brood of little
rattlers have resisted all efforts
of H. W. Carpenter and police to
evcit them from under Caroen-
ter's front steps. Rifle fire, dous
ing with a water hose and digging
into the ground near the nest all
proved futile. The snakes refused
to budge.
EYES EXAMINED
GLASSES FITTED
-by
DR. LOCKARD
8 A. M to 12 Noon
FRIDAYS
in
THE L. P. ROBERTS
BUILDING
HARSH ALL, N. C
f NOTICE OF SALE
NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
Under and by virtue of the
Power of Sale contained in a cer
tain Power nt lttmu
bv all of 1 h. K.I" -rW
Pearl C. Tweed, deceased, dated
September 80, 1963, end recorded
in Deed Book No. 92. page 404, et
"' wince oi ine Register
Doed 'or Madison County,
North Carolina, the undersigned
Attorney in Pact will offer for sale
at Public Auction to the highest
bidder for cash at th ( ,ii.
door in Marshall, North Carolina
at 12.00 o'clock Noon, Saturday!
on the 16th day nt Nniiw,.
1968, the following identified tract
of land owned by the late Mr.
Pearl C. Tweed, and being located
as follows:
No. 1 Towiishiri Wr,l 1 U II
son County, North Carolina, near
Redmon Dam ani )uitur ll,.. II.......
Dlace of Pearl C. TmwH . i
distance below the North end of
the French Broad River bridge,
and described as follows:
Being one (1) acre, mora nr Imi
and a framed and weatherboard
home. ITOod nulnl rvif ,rii(t..r..,l
rock and concrete foundation: liv
ing room, two bedrooms, kitchen
with sink and rahint Kathn.mi
equipped with new water tank hall
and ample closet nnace ahAetrrwk
interior with linoleum rugs, water
to kitchen and bathroom from e-
lectric pump well; nice porch
fronting South and Bast with
expansive scenery including a mile
of the French Hruad River.
Ten per rent of the first Thou
sand Dollars and five per cent of
the remainder of the highest bid
shall be paid at the time of sale,
and such bid is subiect to a simi
lar deposit raise within five days
thereafter, and upon which event
a Re-Sale would be held after one
week's notice.
This is not a Court Sale.
This 4th day of November, 196H.
CLYDE M. ROBERTS,
ATTORNEY IN FACT,
Box 341, Marshall, North Carolina,
Telephone Nos. f49-3511 (Office)
f.49-2036 (Residence)
11-7, 14chg.
NOTICE
The following 1958 Chrysler
will be sold at public auction on
November 22. 19J .t io
Noon at Redmond & Worley Mo
tor Company, Marshall, N. C, to
satisfy mechanical and storage
liens: Motor No. C53-1521: Serial
No. 7104-9560; 1963 Georgia Li
cense 110J-118.
REDMON A WORLEY
MOTOR CO.
Marshall. N f!
10-31 ll-14c
COMPLETE
LAUNDRY SERVICE
Pick-up and Deliveries
ON
TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS
IN AND AROUND
MARSHALL
Weaverville Laundry
THIEF REPEATS
New York Two months ago.
Kenneth Fagan. manager of a
Woolworth store, waa forced by a
red-headed gunman to go back in
to the store after closing time
and hand over $1,400 from a safe.
Several nights ago, the red-haired
gunman reappeared just ea Fa
gan was locking the store door.
produced a gun end said, "Lets do
the same tiling." They did this
time the bandit got $900.
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