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Mr. strong Png# Two May 1 3 , 1943 Junk yard In the Southwest corner of the tract having * frontage of 1®® feet and a depth of 14® feet to the alley* We are at present receiving a rental of #420 annually on the Junk yard site, a little hotter than £ pereeat on #8,000, and have had several applications fron the lessee for pur* ohase of sane. I recouuaenfl wo hold this sit# at that pries, as in ay opinion it is not essential to their development and in the event they do not wish to purchase it we will have a monthly revenue fron its rent or probably valuable Main Streat frontage for sorviod station sit# after the far. Will appreciate your reaetlon to their proposal so t oan handle further with Messrs. Clark, Cahlan and Grant, and also the lessees in “The Grove *. oo * Mr. Charles M a n s Mr. lee 4. McManee The intended tapis offered #700 per acre fo r Via detail plwt tei ground outlined ae Jttnk yard*
