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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21

ton this year will be about 1900
per cent above the 1e2e-30 aver
age and that of the output Of the
last two years. rs per cent re-
NAMED at home while rs per cent
was shipped abroad.
The data doesn't help stock
holders Of machine tool COM
panies. But what can be report
cd under war censor rules is that
the industry's war order backlog
now runs 10 the tune OF S1.012.-
600. 900 and Is sufficient 10 keep
plants running through the first
half Of 1s43 although next years
total volume win average slight
~ under that Of 1912.
Washington informants are
strong In the belief that the
United States supreme court will
hand down . decision on the rail-
road reorganization cases when
II meets next week Monday. II
not on that day. definitely on
Monday. Jan. 4. when the court
reeonvenes after its holiday
recess.
Wartime shortage Of tin has
revoluuonized the packaging Of
many food products The great
est problem is fruits and others
that are liquids But oPA price
ceilings prevent the only course
left open for packers-glass con-
tainers- There is the added ex-
pense Of new machines. break
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21
He Knows or Finds
The Answers

Guild Players program: NJ. NJ.
The song is symphony Mod
erne" from the picture -Four
Daughters"
Mr.. Fixit: Please tell me II
night classes are being held ut
Lincoln high school this year.
Lincoln tells US that there are
no classes at night this year.
Mr.. Fixit: We stiIl have some
scrap iron out In front of our
house waiting to be picked up.
Who can we get In touch with
about IL: J. w. p.
Call MA 6062. There seems to
be some plan in the making about
picking up additional scrap.
Mr.. Fixit: My son owns q
house In Elbe and Is renting Il.
Is Elbe In the defense area &?
0hat hotct hhust NC given y
renter II he wants the house?
The renter, before moving, set the
price and now Is dissatisfied.
He says he win calf for a. govern
ment appraiser. Can he do this :
NJ. II. H.
Elbe is in the defense area.
The tenant is to be given 90
days notice before vacating. Your
problem seems to call for per-
sonal attention from the oPA
rental division. We suggest that
you write the rental division in
the Puget Sound Bank building,
Tacoma. giving all the details.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21
RIVER OF INK

Algeria, Africa, has a river Of
ink. Chemicals carried by the
waters Of two joining streams
form an iron ink. black iron tan
nate. One stream flows out Of a
pea swamp impregnated with
tannin, while the other comes
through soil filled with iron de-
posits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21
. Mr.. Fiixii

Mr.. Exit: Can you give me the
name of the firm that manufac-
lures Castleton china: M. O.
The china Is manufactured at
Newcastle, Pa. The offices are
at 14s Fifth ave-. New York.
N. Y.
Mr.. Fixit: How can take the
meat out Of black walnuts with
out breaking IL up into small
pieces? j. u.
Breaking black walnut shells
without hurting the meat is quite
an art Experts agree that the
proper use of hammer is best.
Do not hit too hard but give suf-
ficient blow to break the shell.
There are commercial crackers
available but none for the aver
age user.
Mr.. Fixit: Win appreciate IL
very much II you can tell me
where the Mickey Mouse" maya
zine Is published and what Is the
subscription rate: w. b.
Mickey Mouse" is now pub
lished under the name OF walt
Disney Comics" You can write
TO them at Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
They can quote you subscription
rates.
MIR. Ffxit: Coal ashes are fine
for the lawn. We put them di-
rectly on the grass where needed.
They usually kill out moss and
build mp the soil I thought that
III. VI. would like TO know. n. ID.
Thank you for letting us know.
Maybe II. w. will prefer to put
the ashes on the grass instead Of
the compost pile.
Mr.. Fixit: 1 have q boy In the
service and have not heard from
him for some time. He made APP
plication for allotment hut I have
had no allotment rs yet. Where
can I find out: c. ].
Our advice is 10 wait. There
are hundreds Of thousands Of ap-
plications to be acted on and they
all take time. You will hear in
due time.
Mr.. Fixit: Could you give me
the name Of the theme song
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21
UNDERGROUND TREASURE

Locked away in the thousands
Of small compartments Of Lon
don's underground safe deposits
Is wealth valued at more than
81. 000. 900, 900. This wealth is in
gold, silver, notes and art treas
ures.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21

The Philippines number about
1000 islands. nearly one-half of
which are without names.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21

0P 70 Leaders 70
Control Unions
ny RAYMOND oIArPER
WAsHTS0roN-Labor people
can't laugh of the warnings that
are coming from friendly sources
nov. II union leaders have the
control that they are supposed
to have. this IL good time for
them 10 demonstrate Il.
Eig-xhot labor leaders look q
little silly down here In WashinF-
ION demanding that labor be
given . larger share Of response
bllify In directing war production
while their own local unions back
IN the plants are pulling strikes.
The high talk Of national labor
leaders would 70 down better II
they were keeping order among
their own locals.
CIo automobile workers tied
up tank production for . couple
Of hours At Ford's tins week On
the very day that Philip Murray,
president Of CIo. had his views
presented 10 q senate committee
On thu subject Of how the army.
navy and big industry were ham
pering the war effort
william Green. president Of
AL. also contributed his views
on the subject 70 the senate COM
mittee. and 1t the same time his
AFL machlnists In the west coast
airplane plants were voting 10 b
released from their no strike
pledge 70 they could vote = walk
out to back up their wage-in-
crease demands.
Mr.. Murray and Mr.. Green. and
Walter Reuther Of the CLIO auto
mobile workers, could well take
some time off right now from
telling Washington how 70 run
the war and 70 out In the plants
and ten their own union members
that II also 10 important to keep
the war plants running.
The government has given Ia
bar \ good deal Of cooperation in
helping II maintain union mem-
bership. But the government In
getting very indifferent coopera-
ton In return. about the same
kind Of cooperation the farm bloc
y giving.
Labor leaders could afford 70
take seriously the warning that
came out Of the War Labor Board
this week. Wayne l. Morse. .
public member Of the board.
friendly to labor. offered . ma
5ority opinion IN an automobile
workerf strike case that should
Get every labor leader TO think
ing.
He said labor should not be
blind to the fact that the patience
Of the public has tn limits- The
wLB severely rebuked the C1o
automobile workers local for re-
peated strikes 1T the Yellow
Truck and Coach plant 1T Pom
tiac. during war work. Repeated
work stoppages were listed BY
the WLB, which added:
The public member deplores
the work stoppages which have
occurred IN this plant and they
feel that those responsible for
these stoppages are deserving Of
4 severe reprimand and censurs
by the board and disciplinary &C.
ton BY the union"
That 10 strong language. COM
ing from wLB. This administra-
ton rarely uses such language
even on an employer. II ought
70 sfartle every labor leader into
wondering II the counter-revolu-
ton ID about to break. That lam
guase also IL . rather plain inv-
tation TO Philip Murray. Walter
--r.-.s,. rro ,.e,r ,.sa.r. "a
- - -. 49, WIN
80 = ss~.. e. s,s.,,,,;,. ,no-.
responsible for the stoppages.
The blg-shot labor leaders have
49, - - - 49,
-. 80. --s,., !. - - -
- -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21

may win . niche In history for
giving the command. Pick out
the biggest one and fire.
3 Did u. 8. Rangers take part
In the occupation q North AZ
r1caf
Ans~'srs - R.se -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21

A.d ne ssssl said s-ss sks-
Fess 81; tef. beksad. ! ssi.s -
seed fiSisss 81 srssf ~, ~ks<k
sksn bs - ell peopls.-lzka
7slo.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21

risks III making his statement. We
nave gotten even further out on the
uuo than the commentator by cir
cumsCriblng u vision by around
ne end Of tins year, but, like the
ado man, sense the necessity 9t
some precautions, by inserting an
"It" as to RuSsia's abilities and
capacities to carry on.
To DE an optimist is admirable,
though there is no need to become
a fanatic IN that or any other direc-
uon. For Americans to become OBJ
~csSod with the idea that they have
only TO spend money and send war
supplies to their Allies. then sit back
and wait for peace to arrive about
Christmas might be fatal. Therein
lies the danger of too much preach
uE about a short war. Men IN au-
tAorIty have seen the wisdom Of key
,uG up the country to the idea of 4
long struggle as a surety of having
all the people buckle down to the
~uper-human effort required. It is
simple human nature not to put
everything into an effort if there IS
the C~onNj elton that detectives sought
viii be obtained without 50 much
gNertion. Tint is VI peril nov, in
.4-4 .. .. -. -.-- --,,rI |
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21
POSTURE CARE NEEDED
BOTH NIGHT AND DAY

o posture, according to beauty
experts, is as detrimental to good
looks as carel5ssly applied makeup.
They point out that %cultivating good
posture is a "a hour a day lob be-
cause sleeping on a bed which lets
the body slump can undo the results
OF long daytime hours Of posture
training. Sleeping posture depends
not upon the will Of the sleeper, but
upon the construction of the mat
tresS and bedspring. The right kind
OF mattress and springs not only
MAINTAINS good posture but gives the
rest that muscles and nerves require
TO make correct daytime posture
possible.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21
BEDDING SHOULD ''WEAVF"
But SHOULD NOT "BOUNCE''

Good mattresses and springs are
as necessary to the sleeping comfor.
of a bed as they are to the riding
ease Of an automobile, in the opln-
ion of sleep authorities. A well made
mattress adjusts itself to the Sleep
ers body, cushioning it and sup
porting it Just as do seal cushions in
a car. The bedspring supports both
the mattress and the weight of the
SIeeper's body and takes up the heavy
shocks of the frequent turning and
toSslngs Of the sleeper, Bed springs
flexible enough to sag cannot give
adequate support, nor can a mat
tresS serve its purpose as we'll with
out good springs beneath it.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21
MdnyKinds Of Symptoms
Reveal Unstable Colon

irritable is something that they
do not take the trouble to analvzc.
Dlstension is associated with
gas distress and usually occurs
regularly after meals. Almost al
ways this is due to some localized
form of irrit2tion. Nausea and
vomiting occur IN a very small
percentage Of cases; a few have
dlarrhoea. The constipation COM
planned of by these patients, when
analysed, usually mean that they
have been taking laxatives over
a period of years until they are
dependent on them.
The pulling thing to the ply
slclan about these patients is that
he can usually find nothing to ac-
count for their symptoms. They
= seldom underweight, their
blood is unchanged. they have n o
recognized or standard disease.
the A-ray shows no change in the
rate Of stomach or intestinal
movement, except occasionally
when they are in acute distress.
The treatment is principally
directed toward relieving tension,
getting them out Of the cathartic
habit and putting them on a diet
which suits their particular and
individual colon.
People write and ask ME for a
diet for colitis. There is no diet
for colltis that suits everybody
and the proper diet has to be found
by a patient and his physician. OF
course, the diet should be easily
dlgestible and non-irritating, we'll
cooked, and cheWed and eaten un-
der calm circumstances which
leave the mind free.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
A. C.:-"Is it harmful to battle
the feet in EPSON Salts for burn
ing, hurting feet?"
Answer: No, it is a very good
form of treatment.
EDITORS NOTE: DR.. Clendeninc ha.
seven pamphlets which can be obtained by
readers. Zach pamphlet sells fer 10 cents.
For any one pamphlet desired. send 10
cents in coin. and a self-addressed envelope
stamped with a three-cent stamp. to DR..
Logan Clendening. in care of this paper.
The pamphlets are: Three Weeks Reduc-
ing Diet indigestion and Constipation.
Reducing and Gaining. Infant Feed
ing. instructions for the Treatment of
Diabetes. Feminine Hygiene and the
Care Of the Hair and Skin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21
One Mans Optimism

In his address in Raleigh the Other
night, Radio Commentator Kalteu-
born made sweet music for his audi
ence in giving it as his "absolute
conviction" that within a very rea-
sonable time the United States and
the United Nations are going to win
this war. A very reasonable time
however, a encompass a wide.
wide range Of events. It implies real
optimism, and, we think, sound OPP
timism. But Kaltenborn's v|enturing
out on a limb, though a stubby one
was so carefully done that he lers
himself room enoUp'. ~ h1dge If he
has 10.
We do nor hunk ne took undue
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21

general feeling of abdominal dis
comfort with localized symptoms
in the large intestine.
At least 35 per cent of the pa
tients who come to a large clinic
for digestive diseases, it has been
reported by DR.. Sara Jordan,
have nervous disturbances for
which treatment Of the colon is
the outstanding requirement.
Everybody including the pa
tlent, realizes that a great deal
of the trouble caused by this con-
dltion is due to a nervous make
up, but it is also true that in most
cases there is some localized spot
or physical condition which is in
the digestive tract, and unless this
is corrected all the psychology in
the world is wasted and inef-
fective.
The patient with an unstable
colon has usually abused himself
with the habitual use of drugs,
particularly cathartics, faddy
diets, overwork, lack of recogni-
ton of the necessity for a period
Of rest and a continual jumping
from n form of treatment to
another, depending upon the adj
vice given him by different neigh
bors. None Of these patients seem
to realize that their colons are in
dividuals themselves, and that
what was good for an old lady
who died in Yarmouth, Massachu-
sets, in 1870 is not necessarily
good for them.
Symptoms
The symptoms Of this form Of
digestive disorder are predomi-
nantly abdominal distress and dis
tension. This makes everybody
feel at some time or another that
they should have a cathartic and
most of them are habitual cathar-
tic users. The fact that this makes
the colon more unstable and more
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21
Setting ar Example

The a~gee..orf .y-, cog included ae=
tween tine aaEu.H..en-. t.. t..ra.
S,a,e> ara }le>.s. ... settlement.
the irritable petroleum d.-#.r,
which has e,l. In'..d .... -e.ya
yea /. nm e<.mp.e ... ..t.. inter
national controversies MA be adj.
justed a#-a.ult resort To- ..a- whom
there S Il desire =. that end IN a.th
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21
WANT ADS
Get Results

YOUR INSURANCE is ON THE
offensive When you are investing
ance Premiums in Wan Saving.
Bonds and Stamps. Phone 800.
Gates Insurance Agency. 2l-tf
JUST ARRIVED PLENTY OF NICE
fresh shad, rock and herring ro~
c. I. Nethery. Horncr St. 2l-lt
CHRYSANTHEMUM PLANTS Fol;
sale. Betsy Ross Ice each or three
for 25c. October Rose and PINK
Pompons SC each. Mrs. Geo. N.
Tucker, phone 618-WX. 2l-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

Notlce is hereby gwen that l nave
quall1led as Administrator G. T. y
OF the Estate of S. r. Harris of Vance
County, North Carolina. All persons
indebted to said Estate are requested
to make an immediate settlement
with me. All persons having claims
against said Estate are requested to
present them on or before the 2lst
day of April, 1913 or this notice Will
be pleaded in bar of recovery.
This April 2lst, 1912.
S. r. HARRIS. JR.,
Administrator c. T. A.
Estate S r. Harris.
Plttnlan, BrldgerS & Hicks,
Attorneys.
2l-28-5-l2-l9-2t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21
By LOGAN CLENDENING, NJ. D.

THE UNSTABLE colon has
been suggested by DR.. John Kan
tor as a better name than the ir-
ritable colon or colitis for the
form of functional digestive dis
ease which is a combination of a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21

PLENTY OF GOOD USED TIRES
all the time. Nulcanlzmg done
right with modern equipment.
Bring us your tire troubles. EsSc
Service Station, Bearpond. H, H.
Hicks, Prop. 20-l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21

SEVEN ROOM TWO STORY HOUSE
for rent. See Nat Mitchell at home
Do,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21

FOR GOOD REBUILT SECONn
hand or new furniture come to 4
+. SatterWhite and Sons, near Fire
STATION. l9-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21

-. -
vXI nj" ~
w Ally
"A HN
~
1e6 HoCDN1A.
~ ~O~"
YOUR HOME
with adequate insurance again'ilNS
halardS. m is important d4
Coilsui' US insurance Departmen.'
CltIzcnS Bank and Trust Co eat
,I1.EI|C. ,,-r
a big value at $500 per panIls
1oloiS' WhI,e, IVORY and craa.
lhohe 30 AleN ). Watkins. 2f4,,
Ir p,vc r. ,,Ty .~
and h,ya no.. non uOOD SHOES
better-last loneer iney look
ruoper: leather composition. Nor''
cali for and deliver p''0"e Al; We
TRy re Gail nc ~ a-
and denver shoe repairing. Or.
WORK IS extra good. We have plenIv
60 1 'loile @ao-J. Car.
fth SALE: FURNITURE For
~peofoohN, llNlng room, dlnjnp
M ,1ot' "llu h1'IIiel' Si5Shtly used
at 1928 Carolina Avenue On Not
'4
NANILD: Willie WOMAN tn
keep mouse n manage two small
lot. Address "HouSekecnor"' IN
Dispatch. 81 :,
EVEh1 bEAOl1 oERNlGE-MOD.
ern Shop-tNperlenced operate,
-Centra.ly located. Phone 200 fm
dppoIhtinent 6rIdgers Beauty
"a.
wv
WE OfEClALlLE IN ALL
kinds of body and tender :,
moi, v-o,L Nra+ouCl
" '0i "oeoi Sdles 70
SEVEN ROOM TWO tor uO,-er
i"' '''''' 'e' vat "lI'elltil al home.
2l-2
For coon RFP1ruT crro,-,,
hand or new furniture come ~ "
+. Satterwhite and Sons nom ~
''''ioh' ls-t
WANTED. % Apoprpc w -
hour tor work at Camp Butner,
Transportation from G.. T.
NcathcrNS store $50 a. M. 20-2t
UNIVERSAL RANGES Sl19.95 AND
up Several good used Electric
Ranges, Reirigerators and Oh
Stoves. New and used Battery and
Electrical Needs. Hendersan Rost
Co. Phone no 9e.,t
EARLY JERSEY WNkEFTIDCAB.
bagc plant. 100 Tor l5c 31,rgIans
n, r,'''',' WE, I'ls..I'' 1H
d,,n p-,..| ua,L. : Il
''>
ALWAYS CHAD TO SERVE yOr
""Ia' lr', IT, VI sNV
o., ,aH w. ne1a1S - iq 9n
~, '>"''o3' ''" 1''iO'5'' l'o'"' i's
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21

WANTED: 90 LABORERS At Am
hour for work at Camp Butnpr
Transportation from c. T.
Ncathcry's store $50 a. M. 2O-2-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21

EVERY BEAUTY SERVICF-NOn
ern Shop-EXperIenced operata,,
Centrally located. Phone 200 IN,
appointment. Brldgers Beam,
Shop, over Parker's Drug Store,
% "
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21

LOST SUNDAY-MAN'S WRIST
watch in fuckers Barber Shop,
South Henderson. Finder please
return to Daily Dispatch office,
and receive reward. PIN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21

GLAD TO SERVE YOU,
all ways. Come To see lis OF give
us a ring. Two places 10 sCrye you.
Bus station and Raleigh Road, Hill
Top No. 2. At
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21

WANTED: WHITE WOMAN Tn
keep house and manage tive sm.lI
children. Prefer that she STAY On
lot. Address "Househecper" cs ".
Dispatch. 81 o.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21

UNIVERSAL RANGES Sli9q5 AND
up Several good used Electric
Ranges, Rcirigerators and Oh
Stoves. New and used Battery and
Electric Radios. See Us for vour
Electrical Needs. Henderson Book
Co.. Prone 10. 26-i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21

SEE Us FOR FISHING TACKLE,
Softbull and baseball equipment,
Complete stocks of popular brands,
Western Auto Associate Store.
tueS-thurs-Sat-t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21

FOR SALE: FURNITURE FOp-
bedrooms, living room. diniro
room and Kitchen, slightly used
Must be sold before May |. Cs1
at 1928 Carolina Avenue. On a..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21

VITA VAR HIGHEST QUALITY
paints at the lowest prices IN town.
See u before buying your PAM,
Tanner Roofing Co, Phone QUO.
Wyche st. l-n
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21

FOR SALE: EIGHT TO TEN ACRES
wooded land at head of RoWlands
pond On. II. Pernell pond. K. h.
Pencil, Henderson route .l6&2l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21

THE PLACE OF VALUES WILL
continue to carry the building ma.
tcrials you need ion remodeilhs
and repairing. We have a wonder
full stock now. Alex S. Watkins
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21

FOR SANITARY DRINKING CUfo
and cup dispensers. Phone o-
Affords Printing & Office supp,
Co. Agents for Lily Cups, y"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21
WANT ADS
Get Result.

YOUR HOME DEFENSE ppcu
with adequate Insurance aaDDr1lNS
naI'rus' ms is important navy ~
Consult us. Insurance Departmnaoss'
Citizens Bank and Trust e. 'i1ent,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21

TRY US-CALL US. WE car -
and deliver shoe repairing ona
work is extra good. We have nlen'A
OF rubber heels, Phone 246-J Cas
DINA Shoe Shop.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21

WATKINS ONE COAT EyA,Tr--
a big value at $500 Der r-nIS
Colors. white, ivory and sr,,oa'
Phone 33. Alex S. Wa;kjn, Neaa.,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-21

do nor hunk ne took undue
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-12

tbe said n. A Falla has reaassted the
andersEgned q ss5 said property % sAkis-
~ sald indehtpdnesA e. prnraded IN sid
ias9n1aza4
N0W TfsEREpuRK ~ II. Neisan.
r.. nusteS. Uifi eeH II us1hlfr aulefs NJ
ths hEekest hlAaer 81 cash. - Jaiss j.
1852. being tne 1T Mnnday in June. Is4z.
during legai haars - the frea4 duaz -
ths Court Heazx IL Isekson Esantt. Ns-
<1sppt. The faiieUixe dserrzeea properly
kit4ated IN Section tk. Tosnsklp : su14h.
Rnnss s West jackson County. Hiazissip.
%. and zaoFs particularly arsevihea Ass
nexlnnine - the northeazt corner u
Lot I. Tier ! and 24uare z Il he G4rfie
Tract a. PEI Plat Fecorded n the office
~ the Clerk af C1aaaefy G1sft 81 1aek.
eon Caautg, Mississipnf. in peed Boak q.
rage 81 81 the Dea Rerorsfs and fEsna
fhenee rsnnfne West alenK ire NaFsh
line 81 said Lot 4 Ter 4. Square ESQ
fest thenee soath laz feet. mare or less.
T. he seath Iine u said La l. Tier i.
square 2 theac~ East ~ feet e the
sautAesst corner 81 sasa fNt l. Ter 4.
Square 2. fhsHcx Earth ahsn9 fAx E&sf
Hire q Lot 4. Tier = SaeaHe : ~ feet,
more ar less, e ths paint ~ ~bexiHniuE.
and aa}nn further Described - tn TA6f
81 fea 81 Sad Lot Ter J. sud SaaAre ?
q ae Curiie Tract
Wfiness ny hand ard seal sAs the sen
daf af April. A H.. thtz.
SIS. s-iz SIS. s-26
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-12
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No 1854
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To George " Morley. Arthtf
Krnnv. Ar Kraay Minnie KrAe
Howard Kraay. Judson L Field.
Edward c. Barry and Agatha
Barry. II living. or If dead. their
unknown heirs-at-law, deQiseG
administrators. executors. or le-
gal Representatives and against
any and all other persons on
parties having or claiming any
right. title or interest in TO the
land herein described
You are summoned 10 appear
before the chancefy Court Of she
County Of jackson In said State.
on the End Monday OF June A.
D. 1872. 10 defend suit No 663s
IN said court Of O. L Mcleod
Wherein you are a defendant,
and WHEREIN Complainant seeks
to have MS title IN and Il the
land described as
Lot :. Block I Unit Nc / Gull
Hills Sub-div.. per plat thereof
] recorded IN Plat Book I. Page e.,
Official Plats of jackson County.
/ M~lssissippi.
Lot I. Block T. Unit Ne I. Gul.
Hills Suv-div. per plat thereot
recorded in Plat Bsok I. Page 81.
Official plats 81 jackson County.
Mississippi.
Lot : A, Block 6. Unit Nc. |.
Gulf Hills Sub-div per ola.
thereof recorded IN Plat Book /
page E. offsslal plsts Of jock.
son County. Mississippi,
Lot ! Block 4. Unit No :.
Gulf Hills sub-div. Per pIas
thereof recorded IN Plat Book /.
Page s.. Official plats q Jack.
son County. Mississippi qaieted
ana confirmed as more fully Sci
Ell n bin o. file
THIS : day Of Ma A p fg4a
PRED TAYLOR
Clerk. Chaneefy Coart 1aeksnn
County. Mississippi
sza. 5-11 5-Ia. 5-26