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Evening star., 1938-01-14
Eddie Cantor Ill.

LOS ANGELES, Jan. Il R-
Eddie Cantor. screen and radio star.
was in hospital here last night under
treatment for streptococcus sore
throat.
Taken ill several days ago, Cantor
appeared for his weekly preview show
Tuesday night and for two radio
broadcasts Wednesday night with a
nurse in attendance. and returned to
the hospital between performances.
Evening star., 1938-01-14
U. S. CRUISERS TO JOIN
IN SINGAPORE CEREMONY
Trenton. Milwaukee and Memphis
to Be on Hand as British
Navy Opens Docks.

Three light cruisers of the Battle
Force Of the United States Fleet will
participate in the formal opening of
the British Nays new docks at the big
base at Singapore on February IA
within easy steaming distance Of
troubled Shanghai.
The Navy Department announced
late yesterday that the U. S. S. Tren-
ton, Milwaukee and Memphis will stop
at Singapore, en- route home from the
sesquicentennial celebration at Sydney.
Australia. which starts January 26.
Commanding the squadron aboard
the Trenton is Rear Admiral julius c.
Townsend, who served a couple of
years ago in the Office of Naval Opera
tions at the Navy Department,
Evening star., 1938-01-14
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS.
ToDAY'S PROGRAM

Samuel e Richards, 81. .a04 P st. NV,
and Alice M. Kennedy, 2S. .156 Penn
Josenh ": Burke. .5 5734 18th St. NV.
and Rita E. Rupert. 10. 1919 Irving
Walter J. Proctor. jr. SO. 14O6 Emerson
st; NV. and Florence E. Germany. "a.
BOO CONNECTICUT ave. NV; the Rev.
Robert L Cooper. as: Baker; ores.. and
Barbara F. Sims, :s. Medford. Oreg. i:
the Rev. H. s. wilkinson
FRANCIS p;s J. Mercer MeTSeret: 81 Baltimore and
the Rev. ]. H. Zerhusen.
Stanley S. Struzinski 21. and Mary G.
Ellinghaus. 10, both of Baltimore. the
Rev. Hoffman.
Albert NJ: Reilly. ,2s. Clifton. N. Y. and
ratr1cla E Conkl;n; 20. Ratuson. N. y:
John nd GIsdden ase.h 20 1888 Howisen st, s;w;:
,,,; pl s;x:; the Rev, N. J. o'Neil.
vii lie Young, 30, 642 o st. NV, and Les
sic Phawr: -: 937 T st. NV: the Rev.
James Magruder, 10. 1915 st. NV. and
Eleanor sIs Smith. u: ll12 New Hampshire
samHel l}1el 4; Smith; 23; AL D St; s.w.. and
Lilly Woodward. 20. 1850 10th st. NV:
the Rev. w. B. Hill.
Evening star., 1938-01-14
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
The coward running without need
Self-preservation still will plead.
Old Mother Nature

SELF-PRESERvATIoN is an al
most universal law of life. In
most people. whether of high or low
degree, it is instructive. 1t causes
some to fight and some to run away,
or perhaps to hide. Those who run
away or hide when danger threatens,
or they think it threatens. all too
often are called towards Some are,
but many are not. They are not
towards at all.
Just consider Peter Rabbit or his
cousin, Jumper the Hare, who is so
Evening star., 1938-01-14

ways to TWen-
tie tn Century,
Fox. She can be
seen any day on
the lot, enjoying
a sun bath . A..
This columnist
finds that Holly
" o o d marriages
are arranged in
heaven or the
front Office.
X X X X
Claudette Col
bert will endeavor
to find a lasting
cure for that
longs t an ding
Evening star., 1938-01-14
Jean Arthur Suffers
Nervous Breakdown
Katharine Hepburn Takes Heavy
Dose of Humility, Agreeing
With Harsh Critic.
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM,

oYWooD January IA NANAo-Jean Arthur who she has
- retired permanently from the suffering
hauston Her dislike
Husband Frank
burns attitude of humility includes
friend her he
Evening star., 1938-01-14
MABELLE HONOUR.
PERSONAL.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory. Roorl 6O1.
Westory Bldg. 14tb and F. Met. 1888.
HEMoRRHoIDs ERAD!CATED BY MY
own method Results effective for q life
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
d5ass sH S5 nEGsryd ID bs Rsams ass
MAGNETIC TREATMENT. GENTLEMEN
licensed and estab. s years. Natl. 5o5s 10:
az AEI rasbsass h5sRs Rss E5s
WILL GIVE ROOM AND. BOARD TO
closed yard. Phone Walnut 1858
yoICELLEARN TO SING POPULAR.
ing: correct tone placement; diction;
o Frff fRAsK qeaSi LANDER oss
1712 Conn. ave. NV 16s
BACKWARD ADULTS. CHILDREN. AMER
leans. foreigrers Private lessons oivcn by
experienced D. c. public school teacher
English, grammar. conversation. G.: %.
FRENCH AND REAL FRENCH ONLY
taught by experienced nPtive teacher. Col.
200, Apt. 3O2. Please leave phone num-
ber
PRIVATE BALLROOM DAcING LESSONS
gle also. 1915 Irving ST. NV. Room /.
NURSES-IF YOU HAVE SPARE TIME
between cases. we have. immediate em-
ployment for you tselling proposition).
Call any morning this week in person.
MISS EDELIN,. us 9th lt. nv.
CONTINUED on Next Pase.}
Evening star., 1938-01-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory Room Sol.
Westory Bldg. 14th and Met. 1888.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one but myself.
JOHN HICKS. III. 300 Tower Bldg.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. J. E. SAKE, 1850 Harvard W.
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LOST.
tCOntinued.)

WRIST WATCH. white gold. Hecht's or
between 9TH and 9th SITS Saturday. Lib
eral reward. Col. 1I2a-J. IA.
$25.00 REWARD.
Dog missing, Norwegian
Elkhound, male, had Mass.
and Washington tags; last
seen 3 weeks ago in Alex
andria. Telephone Decatur
GAL.
Evening star., 1938-01-14

Twizzler Answer.
It was Augustus Caesars 18th year,
not his 77th.
Evening star., 1938-01-14

"frlend" Who told her he did not like her mos
William Powell wants to live in Capri:.- -
when his Hollywood chores are over ...
>. Annabella has brought her French suiI
Evening star., 1938-01-14
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COMPETENT WOMAN wants lob Cook
houSekeeper when YOU are out: likes chill
dreE. North 81 10. 1926 W ST. NV.
GIRL. colored wants general housswork:
good laundress: prefer stay nights. Phone
Wisconsin 2915 until pm.
Evening star., 1938-01-14
FOUND

CIGARETTE HOLDER CASE. gold -filled,
Connecticut ave. vicinity Of Maydower;
will reward. West 25O2. 15'
COCKER SPANIEL male. light tan color.
J: T. Crouch. phone Col. 2145 evenings:
Natl. 1853 daytime: $50 reward. l6e
GLASSES, rimless: in cab last week. De-
catur 1900. Apt. 207.
GLASSES. in blue case. between Potomac
ave-, 18th and Pa. ave. Sc, Jan. l2:
reward. H Nichols 1914 Potomac ave. Sc.
HANDBAG blue leather containing money
and keys between State Dept. and Constt-
tuition ave. $40 reward: Cleveland 5000.
PURSE. small brown. Upper: containing
SIS and amethyst stone. in front Of I'm
maculate Conception School Thursday
afternoon. Reward. Adams 377S.
SHOES black suede, marked "Bootery';
Monday, possibly Mt. Pleasant line. Mrs.
'Randel. Adams 70S5. Reward.
WATCH. lady's white gold Gruen with
diamonds. 17-jevel. No. 22062. case No.
1927, register scratched inside case 2414:
vicinity Kennedy-Warren Monday. Liberal
reward. Columbia 2343.
WRIST WATCH. lady's. white gold. initials
III. L. NJ" on back, black cord band:
Conn. ave. bet. Whttt1ey's drug store and
Newark st. Reward. Cleveland $500.
Evening star., 1938-01-14
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

preferred for part-time or full-time work
experience not necessary. In reply state
age. telephone number Box 3SH. Star =
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SALESMAN.

POSITIONS.
Stenographer 'm). age "a to 80: ac-
customed TO- meeting public: now unem-
ployed: rapid in dict: salary. S125 mo-
Beauty parlor manager %. exper only:
age % to 40. Prefer attractive executive
personality. Salary. $40 week; perm: ad-
vancement assured
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
13l1 G St NV
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MEN WANTED.

Old established firm of credit jewelers.
will employ 3 statesmen for outside sales
promotion. Nationally advertised mer-
chandise on the easy,payment plan. Large
earnings to men who have contacts in
Only men with local references will be
For interview Phone Mr.. Hart Dist o13o
Evening star., 1938-01-14
SITUATIONS MEN G. WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COLORED MAN AND WIFE. man chaufeIr-
drlVe any car. houseman- butler. wife cook
or maid. North u..a6-W
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-10

The sporting public of Key
West residential and otherwise
is planning to attend the Boxing
Show to be presented by promot-
er Joe Mills tomorrow evening.
Friday, at the Blue Goose Arena.
corner of Petronia and Thomas
streets The matches are being
presented under the auspices of
the Florida National Guard.
Joe Mills, himself a boxer Of
note. has been IN severe training
and win appear in the main bout
of the evening, opposed by Black
Pie" Douglass High School stu
dent who tips the scale at l38
pounds. This viii be q 10-round.
decision bout.
Fighting" Chete and *. o."
Richardson. relationships, will
appear in the serni-final, Ground
bout. There win also be a Battle
Royal feature and three good
preliminary bouts.
Special ringside seats viii be
reserved for white patrons of this
show. Advertisement on page
one gives details Of admission.
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LEGALS

n FmE ooURT 81 TaE COUNTY
- DEB. MONROE CUNT.
STATE o. FLORIDA ~ rae
= RATE
n - the Estate 81
r. B4s%HtbE BETHEL
Deceased
TIE AT VIA n Mmy C@m~rrma
<attre - hereAr Efxea thai LII
H4a Bethel las fed hsr ffnai re-
part as exeeutrix 81 tie estate -
= RaaEsa Hetkel. aeeeasez. that sac
has flee heF retittua fer final dis
charge. an& th4t NAe wEil aprlr -
tie Hoaarabse Raxnsana r L.ord
coanty Iadge 81 Msnrue Cuumty.
Fiortssm- nn the asth az Of Mareh
f83N for Mpprawa4 - &1ue amd fer
flhMf 4tsehAFNe a. exeeHtrfx - tAe
estate - y Baatsn Ezsfhel- 8eeeas-
81 81 fhis 41rz 3ax - Fehrnarv
lssx
LILLIAN BETHEx.
Exeeztrtx - - estate -
Hantan ReEhe3 Etec-sse
feb -. zzx- 1-1s-11. 1s18
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WEATHER CONDITIONS

The western low pressure area
has moved eastward. being cen
trail this morning over North
Carolina, and precipitation has re-
suited from Colorado and Kansas
eastward over the Middle and
South Atlantic States except the
Florida peninsula. with heavy
rain IN portions Of Arkansas.
A moderate high pressure area
overspreads western districts and
eastward over the southern Plains
and West Gulf States
Temperatures have fallen some
what in the lower Missouri Val
ley. and from the central Plains
southwark over Texas. and read
ings are slightly below zero this
morning in northern Michigan:
while warmer weather prevails
in southeastern districts. and
from Montana eastward over
Minnesota.
C. 6. KENNEDY.
Official in Charge
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LEGALS

N THE CIRCUIT COURT or TIE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
II AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
STATE Oh FLORIDA N CHAN
Gerry.
ANNE HoLTsBERG and her hus-
hand FRANK HoLTSBERG
W Foreclosure OF 2orTesrs
CIRCULAR REALTY COMPANY. q
Delaware CorportiOn. dissolved
and all unknown persons or parties
whether natural corporate or
EnunicipaIl claiming through. under
or from said Circular Realty CON-
pany. dissolved.
ORDER or PUBLICATION
IL Appearing By the SWORN bill
filed ia the above stated cause which
Is suit for the foreclosure Of mort
gage. that the defendant Circular
Realty Company. Delaware Cor
poEaflon. WAS dissolved by a pro-
elamation Of the Governor Of The
state Of Delaware On the 1sth day
search and inquiry the names and
respective places OF residence ~
majority ~ the Beard Of Dirertors
Of said Circular Realty CompaaF.
~ the time Of its dissolution. are.
unknown To plaintiffs that a33
dlSsoaxed corporation. As Cor sweos1TS
h@ n u were not for &uelht s1tSssAl -
ttonl the apparenxl. claimant = )
claiui- tile and interest and es.4te
whether kezzz1 -equitable. IN ard
70 the l2nd ? lasiSffss TIE sallsss
On the 1slSfnd % Key West.
and knowH On William a
WhifeheasE1s uaapfsof ezAsa ISl@ad
oelineafed in February. A = Fl
-
in Square Sixty-fwo te1l- Com-
mrncing Al the Corner % E1axzI
and $euthara Streets and ruus
thence in q SoutheasterIy d.
reefion along Dual Street
Twenty-Five .x2s3 feet and one
and one-hzkf tt4l inches.
thence at right angles In
SonthWeSteriy dfrecflon Seven
ty-nfne t7sl feet. thence Al rtght
angles IN q &orthW@steFfy d.
reCtioH 7 twenty-five f25j feet And
ere and oae-haif AZ lnehez4
tAenee Al right angles in
<artheasterIy direction an8
along SoEtkzra street Seventy
nlne t1sl feet back 20 the point
81 beGinnEng
Reference belnr had 20 Rook
! 81 Deeds. On hages - AID
rs ther~of. Monroe Cpanzr.
Records
and thaf plaintiffs believe deere
snay - parties % persoas whe1hsr
nataF4t- reFp9rate- OF municipal
Interested In sid lad Gaining
thrDmgh ~ Euder sid dissolved cor
pssxaffon. and tat said persons or
paretes are unknaWn 70 plaintiffs
after a1iEent seareh and fnauirx
= - therefore ordered that sid
Circular EeattF Company n Iteaa-
WaEe Eorpgrattsa. Hissetved- ana All
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MA ENpIRE FOR a LAD7rlNaX
eIshss sA>>sI.slss., Lar ~ M

-1No- SIS: Wntie TeDolffng
D-ak tribes besicge Raj0h Man
f-.>en and the MGldys, james
C,s,de. trader nd gun-Ttnner.
+ - the greatest decision Of his
- a pcung English girl, Chris
FoTre@ter. Is behind the tear.
c@1s-IetiHg a plan Of her dead
finer for Dyuk freedom Clyde
I'd myself paul ThOTnel hare
stumbled info a fantastic sifu1-
ficn. The raiah thinks Clyde con-
frols the Dg1l.s and offers him
eore5norship of BaHngong. This
zeal till accomplish ChTistiRe's
Purpose. and bring Clyde poaEeT
Gnd trealfh. &zaos
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less important than the low tones
Of her voice, which could bring
me alive IN ways had forgotten;
OF her eyes, which could haunt 3
man for a long time
To US Christine was n any
things At this moment she was
probably sitting beside Robert
Forrester's bunk, feeding her bro
Their with q spoon She was q girl
in silk, among silver tea-things ON
the Avon's afterdeck; and she was
a girl in slacks, talking to me OF
Dyaks while the emblem OF the
Tenyalang dangled at her wrist
She was a tired CHEST IN
smoke-gFeyTDbe&anf si7e was the
steadying reality, had moored TO
through those hours OF nightmare
inside Mantusen's stockAde. But
she was mueh more than all this
she was every thing q white man
saws goodby 20 NAeA me tropics
swallow him Up.
should have foreseen that she
would get under the skin Of any
man 10 years from home. But /
had not had time for il, and now
it knocked the wind out Of me.
And I felt worse as Il seemed TO
me now that Christine was also
IN love win Clyde.
As / thought about il imagined
that her eyes were warm and per-
sonal when they were on Clyde,
whereas they were only argu-
mentative when she looked at me.
was able TO see new and unneces-
sary meanings IN the fact that she
had dismissed me and spent the
day with Clyde Why shouldn't
she be struck with hirn7 He had
decision, and easy force. He was
no farther out Of his youth than
was necessary TO gain for him a
quality Of understanding which
women seem to appreciate in men.
And the two responded 70 each
otheR Clyde. feeling the need OF
talking 70 somebody for once, ad-
mitted the effect she had had upon
him
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A Cuban navy band wiA lead
ore Of the sections IN the bril-
liant night parade staged by Ia
Verbena del Tobacco AZ Tampa.
Friday night. March II Forty
seven Illuminated noats win par
ficipate in the affair.
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WEATHER FORECAST

Till 7ss30 p. m, Friday
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Friday; not
much change in temperature:
light to moderate southerly
winds. becoming variable
Florida: Partly cloudy, cooler
in extreme north portion tonight;
Friday fair.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits
and East Gulf: Moderate south
and southeast winds. becoming
variable over extreme south p0r-
ton. and northwest and north
over north and central portions:
partly overcast weather tonight
and Friday
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-10

whiskers were on parade at
Leesburg this week as the famous
House of David baseball team ar
rived for spring training. Their
facial adornment has given them
the nickname Of bearded beau
ties
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.ssssssssssssssssssssssss
Today In History

I804-Louisiana. then compris-
ing a dozen States Of today. with
a population of about 5000 ex-
Guiding Indians, formally trans
ferred to the United States by the
French. who had in turn been
transferred the land by the Span
iSh-
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CHICAGO. - Several robins
flew IN the open window Of hos
pital IN this city and upset the
patients for an hour before being
evicted-
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Lifelong Exile


I'D GIVE anything in the world"
1 he told me, IF could take this
girl out Of here. I'd spend my life
working for her, If / could do that
It's this girl that's worth a mans
life WORK"
why don't you marry her." /
asked bluntly. -and take her
homer"
That's hopeless. There isn't any
chance
Have you asked herr"
1T wouldn't be any use. She
thinks Of nothing but this revolt"
Then It washes down 70 this.
! said. IF you want the girl you're
going to have to take the raj Of
Balingong. Maybe she wouldn't
run OF with you 20 Massachusetts,
II see your point. But it'll be diff
ferent L she's going to be Rance
Of Balingong.
That's hopeless, too" he said
dismaIIy. ~You know a white wo-
man cant live in that sinking
river. Al ! hope is that she gets
back to England before her health
breaks I'D. She's out Of place here,
hke-like q buckwheat cake"
He was right, too. / remembered
Christine here on our own deck,
her eyes hluezshadowed with
firedness: ] reigember her shoul-
der slipping from its grey robe
to catch whatever night breeze
there was. while jungle orchids
dropped from an awning stanchion
beside her. whiting in the heat;
and ! know that this was not q
place where she could live.
For Clyde to take over the raj
Of Balingong would be q great
thing for the Dyaks, II he made
il work. but 10 Clyde il could mean
nothing but the loneliness Of a
lifelong exile. The life-and-deafh
power over 10000 people Is un-
doubtedly great trust, but in
way this was Ike being made king
Of the apes. Some day, Il Balm
gong turned into another Singa-
pore. Il would be different, and
Clyde would 60 down in history
as an empire builder. or az least
an empire extender. But Of course
he would not live 70 see that
i can't do Il" he kept saying.
I've got 10 find q way to tel her
can't" And now ] saw what be
really feared.
Christine Forester had taken
most of the hard, tough VIII cut
Of him, and Clyde was aware Of
II He rs literally afraid Of her
and afraid * himself Over there
On the deck 81 tie Avon. beside the
girl he Wa IN love with, he would
have poo9 chance. She would
make him zffalcng time while she
talked TO him. holding his eyes
with her own, and her low voice
would be weaving dreams that her
whole heart went into.
In the end ! told him that I
would 60 20 the Avon, and take
over the JOB OF telling Christine.
He protested. OF course. But was
amazed az the lack Of conviction IN
has objections / had never seen
him In such state before.
You're getting q bed fever out
Of that wound. ] insisted IT'S
your plain duty 20 keep yourself
cut o. the scuppers-.renember
you've SGT 20 fight this ship. Sup
pose the Malsys find y0n reeling
around here counting the masks-
what happens % the Avon fhenfs
Fever be damned he num-
hied- But By his lack o. force ]
knew that he was liekedw
fcssyfs4z. fs1s. <iss k1R1l
How vii Chrintins aeseHa Clyasn
drelsiun. Ceutinaed esmsfxsw.
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1e71-The Grand Lodge of the
Benevolent Order Of Elks incor-
porated IN New York-three
years after first lodge had been
founded there
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l928-Pres. Coolidge signs Alien
Property Bill-$5o. 000, 900 to COW
er value of alien property seized
when war declared on Germany.
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Is7s-HIstoric ~Mr. Watson.
come here: want youl" by Alex
ander Graham Bell. in Boston
First complete ineligible speech
over = telephone
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TODAY'Ss ANNIVERSARIES


York Catholic prelate. first
American CARDINAL born IN
Brooklyn. n. Y. Died Oct 10.
1895.
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is4O-Frank J. North c-Pa~nee
CHER. TIE leading scout. plains
man and Indian fighter Of his
day. born al Ludlowville. n. Y.
Died At Columbus. Nehr- March
IA Isss
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Eden to back government. re-
fusing 10 divide party; insists on
the Italian threat.
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1893 = Southern California
earthquake takes toll Of more
than 100 lives.
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I858-The National Association
of Baseball Players organized in
New York City-first regular
baseball organization IN country
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1ss0-First Salvation Army
members come 10 America.
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f74e-L0renzo da Ponte. Italian
poet and writer Of hbrettos, who
migrated here in IS0S and IS Re-
garded as the founder of Italian
culture in the United States. born.
Died Aug II. 1855.
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I7so-Frances n. TrOTlope. Eng
lish novelist ard travel writer.
mother Of Two famed authors.
born. Died Oct 6. ls6a
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islO-JOAn Mecloskey. New
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Barometer reading at 8 q. m:
Sea level, SOLO.
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IN. TILE. CIRCUIT COURT OF
4 THE EIsRN ZENITH JUDICIAL CIR
- Gilt II AND FOR MONROE
COUNTY. FLORIDA. II CHAN
Gerry.
d A. MCDoUGAI-. ct al.
as Trustees.
Plaintiffs.
rs. No. s-5ss
DADE- MONROE REALTY cOM
PANY. a dissolved Florida Corp0r-
alton. ct al,
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Hsw win cArlstans assssa Clxass
iselsisn. ceutinaed ssmsezsw.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-09-29
Bonk Deposits Reoch
New Peck

That business conditions In Mis-
sissippi are good;
That havings accounts In Missis-
sippi are on the increase;
That the condition of Mississippi
banks are excellent;
are shown in the quarterly re-
port OF j. C. Fair, Comptroller. State
Department Of Bank Supervision.
The report shows that ISL MIS-
sissippi banks and 20 branches had
assets, as of June 1. almost $4,000,00o
greater than year ago, indicating
the general improvement in business
conditions. The exact increase 10
$s,754. eeo.52.
A significant feature Of the bright
report Is the increase in time and
savings deposits. always . baronstsr
of better business On the part Of
the rank and file Of citissns.
According to Mr. Fairs statsmsnt
time and savings deposits increased
during the year from $aBe366eos6
to $3g,11e,B87.34.
Demand deposits are shown TO havs
reached tho huge total Of $6e17a, 10.
n.
Hers's . surplus buying power that
Il capable Of stimulating business
and creating jobs.