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The City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida., met in Regular Session
at the City Hall in the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7 :30 o'clock P.M. September 12,193.
Present: Commissioner Edward Higgins, Mayor.
" falter S. Coleman
11 A.W.Lee
if M.J.Lodge
City Clerk F.S. Lamson
Chief of Police R.G.Williams
Absent: Commissioner W.R.Dupree, (Excused on account of sickness.)
Meeting called to order by the Chairman.
Minutes of regular meeting of the City Commission and meeting of the Municipal
Delinquent Tax Adjustment Board of August 8th, special meeting of the City Commission.
of August 16th., regular meeting of the City Commission of August 22nd, adjourned meeting
of the City Commission and meeting of the Municipal Delinquent Tax Adjustment Board of
August 24th, adjourned meeting of the City Commission of August 26th., special meeting
of the City Commission of August 30th., and adjourned meeting of the City Commission
of September lat., 1938, read and approved.
Current invoices and payrolls for the month of August 1938, properly audited and
vouchered, as evidenced by vouchers numbers 158 thru 244, submitted, examined,
approved,and payment authorized
Monthly reports of the Streets, Sanitation, Health, Water, Police, Fire and
Library Departments for the month of August 1938, submitted and examined.
Bank statements in all accounts for the month of August , 1938, properly reconciled,
submitted and examined.
Financial statement and statement of revenues and expenditures during the month
of August , 1938, submitted and examined.
Mr. T.E.Simpson, President of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce next dis-
cussed the desirability of a Recreational Director to supervise-and direct the enter-
tainment and recreation not only of the winter visitors but of local residents as well.
Mr. Simpson then introduced Miss Dunbar, representing the Recreational Division of the
Works Progress Administration, who offered to furnish a trained Recreational Director,
provided the City would appropriate a fund sufficient to care for the Director's room
and board expense and also a few items of equipment, the total estimated cost being
4600.00 for a year.
Matter taken under consideration.
Mr. Sam Fleischer next requested that necessary action be taken to place back
in service the all -night whiteway street light on the East side of Cypress Avenue in
San Lanta Subdivision midway between Plumosa Drive and Valencia Street.
Thereupon the Clerk was instructed to prepare the necessary resolution as required
by the Florida Power & Light Company where changes in lights are made, the Chief of Police
to recommend what light can be eliminated safely in order to place this light back in
service.
Mr. H.B.Pope, representing the Orange State Oil Company, owners of all of
Blocks 1N and 2N , Tier 6, next requested that the necessary action be taken closing
the alley running north and south through these blocks, in order that the plans of the
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Orange State Oil Co. to enlarge their terminal facilities at this point may be carried
out. In exchange for closing this alley Mr. Pope offered to deed to the City a
fourteen foot strip on Western edge of these blocks to be used for alley purposes when
needed.
Thereupon in view of the fact that the alley requested to be closed has never
been opened and consequently serves no purpose, that the property abutting on both
sides of such alley. belongs to the Orange State Oil Co. who are requesting that it
be closed, and that the Orange State Oil Co. has agreed to deed to the City a strip
of land of the same width as the alley on the western edges of these blocks , to
be used for alley purposes, request approved provided adequate provision is made to
take care of the water now being drained by the present alley.
Bids next received for repairs to the reservoir roof, aerator house roof, and
downspouts at the Municipal Pumping Station in accordance with the following
specifications as prepared by Architect E.J.Moughton:
BIDS:
Bids will be received in three ways:
(1) Specification A will
edge cap sheet.
(2) Specification B will
15# felt and selvage
(3) Specification C will
15# felt and cap sh
include leaving old roof on and covering with selvage
include leaving old roof on and covering with two layers
edge cap sheet.
include removing old roofing and covering with two layers
eet.
Miscellaneous work will be a part of all specifications.
SPECIFICATION A:
The entire roof surfaces shall be swept clean of all loose or decayed roofing and
roof coating. All breaks, cracks, etc, shall be patched with cold asphalt and asbestos
mastic preparation and 15# felt. This cold preparation shall be troweled into joint
and over surrounding surface. The 15# layer of felt shall be embedded over this to
make a smooth, tight finish. The entire surface shall be then covered with an 88#
slate surfaced, half selvage cap sheet, mopped with genuine Trinidad asphalt. The
upper edge of each cap sheet shall be nailed down every 6" with 1" barbed nails driven
through flat tin disks.
SPECIFICATION B:
The old roof surfaces shall be cleaned and patched as above noted in specification A,
and shall be covered with two layers of 15# asphalt felt and 88# slate surfaced half
selvage edge cap sheet.
The 15# felts shall be lapped 19" and shall be embedded in Trinidad asphalt. Each sheet
shall be nailed in two staggered parallel rows 3/4" and 911 from the lower edge of the shee
spacing the nails 12 ".
The felt shall be covered with selvage edge cap sheet, lapped 19" and embedded in
Trinidad asphalt.
Asphalt shall be applied at the rate of 30 lbs. per square per mopping.
SPECIFICATION C:
All old roofing shall be removed. Decayed and broken sheathing shall be replaced and
repaired, loose sheathing re- nailed, and the entire surface put in proper condition to
receive new roof.
The entire surface shall be covered with same roofing as specified under Specification B.
MISCELLANEOUS:
Roof under Specification A shall be guaranteed for a period of 5 years, and under Specific
tion B and C for a period of 10 years.
All roofing shall be turned up on cupola not less than 3" and shall be counter flashed
with 26 gauge galvanized Toncan metal.
After roofing has been applied, the gutter straps shall be securely re- fastened and the
inside and outside of gutter steel brushed and painted two coats of an approved lead and
zinc paint.
All old roofing shall be removed from aerator house. All sheathing shall be put in propel
condition to receive new roofing.
New roofing shall consist of one thickness 15# asphalt felt cobeTed with
uar'e. , 3-in-1 stril
asphalt slate surfaced shingles, weighing not less than
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Shingles shall be applied in strict accordance with the manufacturer's directions.
Hips and ridges shall be made with individual shingles ( cut from shingle strips) laid
with 4" exposure.
The downspouts on pumphouse shall be removed and replaced with 26 gauge galvanized
Toncan metal conductors of same size as existing ones. The conductors shall be securely
strapped in place and all joints shall be neatly soldered.
After erection they shall-be cleaned with vinegar, washed down with clear water and
when dry, given one coat galvanized iron paint and two thin'coats of lead and zinc
paint.
Alternate prices shall be given on using 55 lb. talc surfaced cap sheet instead of 55 lb.
slate surfaced.
Said bids being listed as follows:
J.T.Po a Chase & Co. Clarence Smith
=J7.25
Specification A 110 1200.
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Alternate ( with 55# cap sheet) 1016.50 1065.50 1172.25
Specification B 1719.00 1613.00 1736.25
Alternate ( With 55# sap sheet) 1627.50 1455.50 1643.25
Specification C 1544.00 1655.00 1799.25
Alternate ( With 55# Cap sheet) 1752.50 1560.50 1706.25
F,M.English F.A.Dyson.
1190.50 1449.36 (75 #)
1074.25 1300.00 (664)
1575.00 1959.65 (75 #)
1455.75 1540.32 (66 #)
1645.00 2259.54 (110 #)
1525.75 2140.15 (66 #)
Thereupon, after consideration of the work to be done end the responsibility of the
various bidders, Commissioner Coleman moved that the work be done in accordance with
Specification,-.B and that the contract be awarded to F.M.English, the lowest bidder,
provided quarantee satisfactory to the Architect is furnished.
Seconded by Commissioner Lodge and carried.
Engineer F.T.Williams next reported the necessity for asphalt and slag to complete
the French Avenue repaving and widening project, these materials being set up in the
project application a.s a. part of the City's donation..
Thereupon said materials were ordered purchased when needed.
In accordance with new Federal regulations governing WPA project applications,
and
Commissioner Lodge next introduced Resolution No. 536/after being read, moved its
passage and adoption..
Seconded by Commissioner Lee and carried by the following vote of the Commission:
Commissioner Higgins Aye
Coleman Aye
" Lee Aye
Lodge Aye
said resolution No. 536 being in words and figures as follows:
RESOLUTION No. 536.
WHEREAS, the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, has submitted to the
Florida Works Progress Administration a Project Proposal for the Country Club and Golds-
boro Drainage Improvement, which said project has been designated as Project No.
59 -2 -A -109, Official Project No 665- 35 -1 -40, and
WHEREAS, there is now pending in the Congress of the United States an Act appro-
priating funds for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1935, which Act may change the
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methods and manner of allotting funds to projects and require changes in the regulations of
the Works Progress Administration with reference to the duties and responsibilities
of sponsors:
THEREFORE , Be It Resolved by the City Commission of said City of Sanford, Florida,
in a meeting duly and regularly held , that said City of Sanford, by and through its City
Commission, Sponsor of the above project, hereby agrees to conform to and abide by the
provisidns of said Act appropriating funds for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 19391
as the same shall be passed and enacted by the Congress of the United States, and
further agrees to conform to and abide by any changes in the rules and regulations of the
Works Progress Administration, made pursuant to said Act of Congress or otherwise.
Passed and adopted this 12th day of Sept. 1938.
Edward Higgins Mayor.
Walter S. Coleman
4.W.Lee
M.J.Lodge
As the City Commission of
Attest: the City of Sanford, Florida.
1,-S. Lamson
As Cry Clerk ( Seal)
In accordance with the terms of the Charter the Clerk was next authorized to open the
Municipal Registration Books on September 19, 1935 for the Municipal Primary Election
to be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November , 1935.
Engineer Williams next reported that in accordance with new Federal regulations
the Boat Basin project heretofore approved by the Commission and submitted to tht'lorks
Progress Administration had been returned for revisidn, and that under the revised figures
the total cost of the project would be $46001.00, of which the City's share would be
$20,164.10.
Thereupon Commissioner Coleman moved that the revised project be approved and the
Mayor and City Clerk,be authorized to execute the application therefor on behalf of the
City.
Seconded by Commissioner Lee and carried.
Commissioner Lee next introduced Resolution No. 537, and after being read in full
by the Clerk,:r.moved its passage and adoption.
Seconded by Commissioner Coleman and carried by the following vote of the Commission:
Commissioner Higgins Aye
" Coleman Aye
" Lee Aye
" Lodge Aye
said Resolution No. 537 being in words and figures as follows:
RESOLUTION NO. 537.
A RESO LUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SANFORD , FLORIDA, RATIFYING
AND CONFIRMING THE ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION NO. 533, ADOPTED ON THE 24th DAY OF
AUGUST, 1938, RESCINDING RESOLUTION NO 532, ENTITLED:" A RESOLUTION OF THE
CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, ADOPTING A PLAN OF COMPOSITION
FOR THE READJUSTMENT OF ITS INDEBTEDNESS UNDER THE ACTS OF CONGRESS RELATING
TO BANKRUPTCY ", ADOPTED ON THE 8th DAY OF AUGUST, 1935.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA:
That the adoption of Resolution No. 533, entitled:
" A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, RESCINDING
RESOLUTION NO 532, ENTITLED, # A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, ADOPTING A PLAN OF COMPOSITION FOR THE READJUSTMENT OF ITS
INDEBTEDNESS UNDER THE ACTS OF CONGRESS RELATING TO BANKRUPTCY', ADOPTED ON THE
8th DAY OF AUGUST , 1938 ", adopted on the 24th . day of August, 1938,
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rescinding Resolution No. 532, entitled: +i A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY CCMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF SANFORD , FLORIDA, ADOPTING A PLAN OF COMPOSITION FOR THE READJUSTMENT OF ITS
INDEBTEDNESS UNDER THE ACTS OF CONGRESS RELATING TO BANKRUPTCY ", adopted on the
Sth. day of August, 1935, be and the same is hereby ratified and confirmed.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution shall become effective immediately
upon its passage and adoption.
Passed and adopted this 12th day of September , 1935.
_Edward Higgins
Mayor.
Walter S. Coleman
M.J.Lodge
A.W.Lee
As the City Commission of
the City of Sanford, Florida.
Attest:
F.S.Lamson
City Clerk ( Seal)
Commissioner Lodge next introduced Resolution No 535, and after being read in
full by the Clerk, moved its passage and adoption.
Seconded by Commissioner Coleman and carried by the following vote of the Commission:
Commissioner Higgins, Aye
" Coleman Aye
++ Lee Aye
" Lodge Aye
said Resolution No. 535 being in words and figures as follows:
RESOLUTION NO. 535.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA,
RATIFYING AND CONFIRMING THE ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION NO. 535, ENTITLED:
" A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE COMPLETION OF THE PLAN OF COMPOSITION
OF THE DEBTS OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, AS EVIDENCED BY RESOLUTION
N0. 499, ADOPTED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA,
ON THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1937, and RE- ADOPTING SAID PLAN, THE CCM-
pletion of said plan of composition to be under chapter X OF THE ACTS
OF CONGRESS RELATING TO BANKRUPTCY, AS AMENDED BY ACT OF CONGRESS APPROVED
JUNE 22, 1935" , ADOPTED ON THE 26th DAY OF AUGUST 1935-
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA:
That the adoption of Resolution No. 535, entitled:
++ A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE COMPLETION OF THE PLAN OF COMPOSITION OF
THE DEBTS OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, AS EVIDENCED BY RESOLUTION NO.
499, ADOPTED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, on
THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY , 1937, AND R*- ADOPTING SAID PLAN , THE COMPLETION
OF SAID PLAN OF COMPOSITION TO BE UNDER CHAPTER X OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS
RELATING TO BANKRUPTCY, AS AMENDED BY ACT OF CONGRESS APPROVED JUNE 22, 1935 ",
end adopted on the 26th day of August 1935, be and the same is hereby ratified and confirmed.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT this resolution shall become effective immediately
upon its passage and adoption.
Passed and adopted this 12th day of September , 1935.
Edward Higgins
Mayor.
Walter S. Coleman
M.J.Lodge
A W Lee
As the City Commission
Attest:
of 1th city of Sanford
F.�ILamson ( Seal)
Clerk.
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H.James Gut next submitted report of amount of f lourine in the Municipal water
supply as determined from analyses made by Dr. A.P.Black, as follows:
REPORT OF THE FLUORIDE CONTENT OF SANFORD
MUNICIPAL WATER SUPPLY.
In 1931 the cause of " mottled enamel" was definitely associated with the
presence of minute quantities of fluorine in the water used for drinking purposes. The
drinking of waters high in fluoride content may also be the possible cause of other
pathological effects.
A:,survey made by Dr. A.P.Black in 1934, during which time he analyzed 421
samples
from Mrs. Rhoda B.Ewing protesting against the parking of
of water from Florida showed that 24 contained no fluorine, 307 contained from
0.01 to
of First
0.49 parts per million, 53 contained from 0.50 to 0.84, 35 contained from 0.85
to 1.99
and 2 contained over 2.00 parts per million of fluorine.
investigation.
The danger limit is 0.8 parts per million, waters containing less having
no
Communication
observable harmful effects.
from Alex R.
Johnson requesting that a street light be in-
According to analysis made by Dr. A.P.Black of the water from the City of
Sanford
of
Wells the following results were obtained —
and Lake Ave.,a.nd same was taken under con-
City Well #2 0.10 ppm
City 'Aell #3 0.10 ppm.
City Well #5 0.20 ppm.
City Well #6 0.20 ppm.
City well #7 0.20 ppm
Analysis of Elder Springs water showed 0.10 ppm
In view of the above results the City of Sanford Municipal Water Supply
is well
within the safety zone.
Respectfully submitted,
H.Jam es Gut. 9/7/38
Communication next read from W.A.Holly as Commander of the Colored World War Veterans
requesting the license on three shows to be sponsored by this organization be waived
in order that it may obtain funds in this manner to carry on its charitable program.
No action.
Communication
next read
from Mrs. Rhoda B.Ewing protesting against the parking of
trucks on the corner
of First
Street and
Avacado Ave., and same was referred to the
Chief of Police for
investigation.
Communication
next read
from Alex R.
Johnson requesting that a street light be in-
stalled at the intersection
of
W. 18th St.
and Lake Ave.,a.nd same was taken under con-
sideration.
Consideratiln next given to the fact that the lien for paving against the property
on the south side of W. 15th St. from Oak Ave. west to the Plat of The Oaks was placed
against the entire plot extending through to 16th. Street, whereas the liens for paving
against the property adjoining in the plat of The Oaks were placed only against those
lots facing on 15th. Street, and which extend only half way to 16th. Street.
Thereupon Commissioner Coleman moved that the south half of that property between
15th. St. and 16th St., and extending from Oak Ave. west to the Plat of The Oaks be relieved
of the Street paving lien so far as the paving of 15th St. is concerned.
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Seconded by Commissioner Lodge and carried.
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Communication next read from E.C.Woodcock applying for a position with the City
and same was ordered filed.
On motion duly adopted the Board next approved the attendance of Inspector
Paxton at the State Plumbers' Convention at Daytona. Beach, the expenses for such not
to exceed $10.00.
Consideration next given to the fact that when the acceptance of City of Sanford
bonds in payment of special assessments and taxes prior to the year 1930 was discon-
tinued, several property owners had bond credits remaining which cannot be used.
Thereupon the Clerk was authorized to adjust these bond credits to cash credits
on the basis of 30 cents on the dollar, and allow such cash credits to be used in the
payment of taxes and / or special assessments as the property owner may direct.
Commissioner Lee next introduced Resolution No. 539 and after being read in full
by the Clerk, moved its passage and adoption.
Seconded by Commissioner Lodge and carried by the following vote of the Commission:
Commissioner Higgins Aye
" Coleman Aye
" Lee Aye
" Lodge Aye
said Resolution No. 539 being in words and figures as follows:
RESOLUTION NO. 539.
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO FILE AN
APPLICATION TO THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA THROUGH THE FEDERAL EMERGENCY
ADMINISTRATION OF PUBLIC WORKS FOR A LOAN AND GRANT TO AID IN FINANCING
THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER PLANT, ADD DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM, AND DESIGNATING THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO FURNISH SUCH INFORM -
ATION AS TIME GOVERNMENT MAY REQUEST.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA:
SECTION 1. That the Mayor and City Clerk be, and they are authorized to exe-
cute and file an application on behalf of the City of Sanford, Florida, to the United
States of America for a loan and grant to aid in financing the construction of an_
electric light and power plant, and distribution system in said City.
SECTION 2. That the Mayor and City Clerk be, and they are hereby authorized and
directed to furnish such information as the United States of America through the Federal
Emergency Administration of Public Works may reasonably request in connection with the
application which is herein authorized to be filed.
SECTION 3. That this Resolution shall become effective immediately upon its
passage and adoption.
Passed and adopted this 12th day of September, 1935.
Attest:
F.S.Lamson
As City Clerk.
( Seal)
Edward Higgins, Mayor.
Walter S. Coleman
M.J.Lodge
A. +V.''ee
As the City Commission of
the City of Sanford, Florida.
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The meeting then adjourned until 7:30 o'Clock P.M. September 16, 1939, after
which the Board immediately re— convened as a Municipal Delinquent Tax Adjustment Board.
Thereupon the following adjustments of taxes for the year 1933 and prior, end
special assessments, were authorized and approved:
Lot 10 Block A, Buena Vista Estates
Lot 2 Block 9 Tier 14 Seminole Park.
Lot 14 Block 9 Mayfair
Lot 13 Block S Mayfair
Lot 7 Sanford Heights
S. 26 f t of Lot 3N. 13 f t of 4 Blk
13 Tier 9
Lot 5 Block 14 Tier 3
Lot 3 Blk C Buena Vista Estates
N. 100 ft of Lot 5 Blk A Buena Vista
Taxes & Penalties (1930/33)
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED:
Adjusted to: $14.99
Special Assessment & Interest.
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED:
Adjusted to: 14.60
Taxes & 2enalties (1929/33)
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED:
Adjusted to 5.45
Taxes & Penalties(1927 /33)
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED:
Taxes & Penalties for 1933 and
prior canceled provided all
subsequent taxes & penalties
paid in full.
Special Assessment & Int.
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED:
216.99
239.44
76.59
179.55
1517.06
Adjusted to: 93.25
Taxes & Penalties (1927/33) 179.55
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED:
Taxes & Penalties for 1933 and
prior canceled provided all sub-
sequent taxes & penalties paid
in full.
Special Assessment & Interest. 425.59
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED:
Adjusted to $22.64
Taxes & Penalties 1929/33) 314.75
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED:
Adjusted to 20.94
Special Assess. & Int. 402.94
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED:
Adjusted to: 22.39
Taxes & eenalties(1930 /33 ) 291.62
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED:
Adjusted to: 19.79
Special Assess. & Interest. 132.22
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED:
Adjusted to:
7.62
Taxes & Penalties
1930133
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED:
Adjusted to:
40.97
Taxes & renalties
Adjusted to:
19.37
Special Assessments
& Int,
Adjusted to:
22.70
Taxes & `enalties
Adjusted to:
6.29
Special Assessment
& Interest
Adjusted to:
22.70
274.92
409.60
95.29
409.60
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Lot S Block 12 Tier S, Sanford
Lot 43 Florida Land 61 Colo. Co. Addn.
to Sou Sanford
Lot 10 Block 7 Tier C. Sanford
Attest:
City Cle# .
Taxes $ Penalties 1929/33 253.3'
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED:
Adjusted to 17.07
Special Assessment & Int. 447.77
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED:
Adjusted to 24.98
Taxes & 'enalties 1930/33 62.26
ADJUSTMENT AU`T`HORIZED:
Adjusted to 4.59
Taxes & Penalties 1930/33 139.37
ADJUSTMENT AUTHORIZED:
Tax6d and epetalties for 1933 and
prior canceled provided all
subsequent taxes & interest paid
in full.
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