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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
ORGANIZER NAMED

Frank w. Clark alias 6 p OF
Tacoma Wash. organizer Of the
National Liberty Party and COM
mandcr-in-chicf of the League of
War Veteran GuardSmcn.
Paquta dc ShiSmarefl. alias Pa
quita dc Shismarova. alias Mrs
Leslie Fry of Glendale. Cal. and
New York City publisher of the
Christian Free Press and organizer
of the Militant Christian Patriots
bro b in the United States and
England
Frank * Fcrenl OF Los Angeles
active in The Friends of Progress.
and n the distribution of NaZi
films. He is now serving a SEN
tence for violation Of the Cali
loruIa Tenncy ,dnu-Subycrslve)
n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
Russians Smash
Desperate Ndzis
On South Fronts
Germans Counterattack
TO Slave Oh Disaster, but
Soviet Continues Advance
Continued from Page One)


OF hard fighting in which the
Russians swept through several
towns and villages in the Caucasus
offensive which threaten 10. split
the German armies and force
them 70 retreat all the way 10
RostoV-on-Don. 300 miles TO the
north--if they can.
On the middle Don front the
Germans, in their second big night
counterattack, sent newly arrived
men against The Red army in
another break-out attempt
Great Russian Kllm-VoroShilov
tanks raced 70 the flank Of the
attackers. crashed INTO their line.
knocked out ~ German tanks.
diSorganizcd the enemy forces and
sent them fleeing in retreat Here
the Russians found several hum
bred dead on the field. the noon
Communiquc said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
TheWar
Today
Reds Forcinq
Germans Into
Awkward Spot
BY LOUIS 7 kEEMLE
nited Press War ANALYST

Of well.plaaned /6fensives at
key points alonkR 11oo.mile
front from northwest of Mos
COW to the Caucasus, are
forcing Hitcr's armies into
an extremely awkward and
dangerous military position.
The impressive feature Of
the Russian offensive IS the
timing Of the blows and the
spread between the points Of
attack. which has prevented
the Germans from concentrat-
ing fully on any one of sev-
eral threatened sectors.
TIE DRIVE n0TrUWcgr or
Moscow, carrying the Russians
past Velkie Luki toward the
b4triaH- border apparent Ai--is
diversional. II has pinned down
forces which Hitler might have
diverted 10 meet the real
danger in the south.
Il is there that the Russians
really mean business. Their
object is 10 cut off the entire
German army in the Caucasus
and annihilate II.
To accomplish this they
are driving from three di-
rections - southwark toward
Rostov across the Donets be-
low Millerovo; westward from
the region of Elisha, and
northwestward from Mozdok.
along the railroad leading 10
Rostov.
IN ANOTHER operation
they have joined forces in
drive from the north and
south in front of Stalingrad
cutting off an estimated
10000 to 100000 Axis forces
which are in desperate supply
Mutation and in danger Of
Sg wiped out.
a4~44le Russians crash
leluough to Rostov the Ger
Ipnan army in the Caucasus
woYd be deprived of supply
ana reinforcements.
II is not too late for hasty
withdrawal from the Caucasus.
but Hitler is reported to be
bringing in heavy reinforce
ments in an effort 10 hold ON.
UNLESS HITLER is 10
abandon his gains in the
western Caucasus and the
Donets basin and withdraw 10
shorter ana more compact
lines toward the Dnieper, il is
becoming apparent that nc
will have to draw on his
dwindling strategic reserves
10 stem the Russian tide.
To do so would be ex-
tremely dangerous because Of
the threat to his European
stronghold from Africa and
from Britain into Western
Europe
ONCE HlTLER'S reserves
are used up, it will be i'm
possible to replace them. The
Russians have kept him too
busy to withdraw any troops
10 bolster Germany's dwIndling
manpower by working in fac
tories.
Between them. Russia and
the British-American Allies
thus have Hitler IN a pad
predicament. He scarcely can
afford 10 sacrifice either his
position IN Russia or in the
Mediterranean area, but n Is
n question whether he has
enough resources to hold both.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
ACCUSES PROSECUTOR

Hoffman alleged on the floor Of
HE TeHSeJR8I Special PIO>ccuIOf
William T. Maloney conducting
the grand jury investigation, had
mixed the sheep with the wolves
and used the inquiry to reflect on
the integrity and loyalty OF those
opposed 10 the administration
Department Of Justice officials
said the new indictment was
brought TO include the six new
defendants. extend the evidence
before the court and increase tho
scope and extent of the conspiracy
charge
Each Of the defendants faces a
possible fine of $4,000 or 10 years
Imprisonment or both under one
count of the Indictment and $40
900 or 20 years, or both, under a
second
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
s individuals,
Paper Added
To July Writs
Rep. Hoffman Renews
Demand for House Quiz,
Claims Smear Campaign
BN DAVID SENTNFR
Detroit Iimc, Washington Burssu

WASHINGTON Jan, , tlro-
works ln the new Congress APP
pc8rcd certain today after the
rcndIc'mcnt of rs individuals and
the Indictment of five persons and
a corporation by a federal grand
jury here which charged con
-Spracy TO undermine the morale
of the armed forces
The original Scdition Indictment
returned last July 25 has been
attacked by House and Senate
mTUrUTS ay paTr NJ tHC PTC7CtCCUOH
SIN car and purge campaign
waged by Communists and left
u-tf4egs f-aAieais--Hgattfst aHtt-Ae'r
Deal congressman.
Representative Clare Hoffman
CRl Of Michigan. one OF the tar
gets of the smear campaign
today said ne would rclntroduCe
his resolution for a House inquiry
into the alleged conspiracy to be-
srnlrch members Of Congress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06

IN ANOTHER operation
they have joined forces in
drive from the north and
south in front of Stalingrad,
cutting off an estimated
10000 TO 100000 Axis forces
which are in desperate supply
Mutation and in danger of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06

! small gtaSs trinkctS.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Boys Sweaters, 49,
Were SIPS

100 coat and pullover styles. Blue.
tan or green. Each sweater prop
erty labeled as to fabric content,
Sizes 30 to 80 and junior sizes s, 8
and 10.
70 Boys Felt Hats in assorted
shapes. Blue. green and brown In
small, medium and large sizes. Less
than Y price. Now------ Soc
2 Green Tweed Knicker Suits with
pairs Of knickers and coat. Each
suit properly labeled as to fabric
content. Sizes l3 and IS. Were
$l095. Now------s7 s7.95
10 Boys and Youths Cotton Shirts,
white and fancy patterns. Sizes 8.
IA, l41a. Were $115. Now 75c
Down STAIRS STORE,
BOYS APPAREL.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Cotton Cordurov
OveraIIs, SIS

Manufacturers Irrequlnrs
$50 well-made pairs In red, navy,
green and red. Sizes 2 to 8.
IS Cotton Corduroy Jackets. nicely
tailored with the majority in red;
others in brown and blue. Sizes
W O. Sl.58
216 Cotton Knit Suits. striped tops
with solid color contrasting panties.
Sizes z to 6-- ---- $50
201 Cotton Receiving Blankets, size
30x40 inches, pink. blue or white
with contrasting borders $50
800 Infants Cotton Knit Gowns
and Kimonas. Gowns in drawstring
bottom styles and kimonas with
pink or blue trim. Sizes Ola -55c
Down STAIRS STORE,
INFANTS AND JUVENILES, APPAREL.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Art NeedIework Reduced

Mahogany Stool slightly damaged
s1050 $3.50
Solid Walnut Stool, slightly damaged Size Ok
1412x712. $3.50. 81
Living Pillows aeta, filled with cotton
with col
S4.50
Scarf 6x45 inches with cotton
with colored embroidery Was $3.50 Now 81
Cotton Outing Flannel Baby Sacqu white with coored
embroidery and pink picot edge. Was So. Now 50
IL Model Linen Guest Towels size 14x2o inches white with col
orede embroidery S1.50
Model Cotton Pque Carriage Robe 2sx35 inches blue with
white applique Was $3.50, Now So
Model Cotton Pque Crib Spread size 4ox5s pink with cred
appioue design $3.50
Pque Carriage Set white with blue border and
embroidery Robe 24x30 plovcase size 1920
Was $3.50
white cotton lawn with coored embro
derv $3.50
Bridge Sets with frnged edges White
embroidery Cloth size 33x33 inches napkins
$675 Now IS
Spun Bridge Sets blue yellow with coored
brodery Cloth 33x33 inches napkins 11x1 inches
Were ST. Now IS
1 Rayon Moe Bed Rest filling
81
Rayon Repp Rest filing
$3.50
Cotton Chintz napper
ing $325
Needepont Outfits Package contains needlepont
pillow lining cordng designs $40
ART NEEpIEwoRK, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Girls Sportswear, SIS
We're sI.95 and More

" ere yI.V5 and More
"A pieces of girls sportswear,
including Jackets, skirts and
blouses. Each garment prop
erly labeled as to fabric con-
tent. Sizes 8 to 16.
10 pieces Of Girls Apparel includ-
ing wool jumpers and jackets. Each
properly labeled as to fabric con-
tent. Sizes 10 to 16 In the group.
Were 50 95 and more. Now $2.95
Down STAIRS STORE,
GIRLS APPAREL,
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Glassware Reduced

Candelabra than $40
Glass Candeabra. Was SIS. $40
Table Mirrors. u price
10 Crystal Cut Glass Finger Bowls u price
IA Crystal Cut Glass Finger Bowls Y 81
Butter Plates Were $3.50 Now 81
CRYSTAL Cut So
Crystal Glass 6nch Plates with design. Less than u
rrice -------- $3.50
TumbIers with coored decorations
&c dozen. 60c dozen
with Decorated Tumblers. Were 81 25 Now65c
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Women's and Misses
Dresses, @3'9'
Less Than u Price

Less Than Y Price
IS rayon crepe dresses in dark colors. One and
two piece styles. few rayon jersey dresses in
misses sizes only. Broken sizes IL to 20, 1872 to
242. 38 to A.
60 Misses and womens Rayon Crepe Dresses. All dark
coors Broken sizes IL to 20 1872 to 242 SO
$795 and $685.. Now ow---------------- ------s5 s.
DOWN STAIRS STORE, DRESSES
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Rayon Dresses, 3 st
Were S3.9S and More

Were 539S and More
100 women's and misses spun rayon and rayon
alpaca dresses in tailored styles. Blue brown,
beige, black, wine and prints Sizes II to A.
20 Womens and Misses Printed Cton Dresses In button
front and shrtwas styles. Sizes IA to a. Were 81 s.
Down STAIRS STORE INEXPENSIVE DRESSES
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Women's Shoes, s2.95

We're y3.95 and More
275 pairs OF pumps, straps and
oHords in suede, kidskin. calfskin.
cotton gabardine and patent leath-
er. Also combinations OF mate
rials. Black. blue, brown, wine.
Broken sizes AZ to 10, AAAA to C.
Down STAIRS STORE,
WoMEN's SHOES.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Spring Handbags, 'I

Manufacturers Seconds
300 simulated leather handbags in
handy large styles. Saddle fin-
tshed and rough grains in black,
brown, red, green and turf tan.
Down STAIRS STORE, HANDBAGS.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Mems Gloves, 95e
We're SI.35

~ ere Sl.JO
pairs, all wool in yellow or gray.
Medium and large sizes.
Pairs Mems Wool Gloves In gray,
maroon, khaki or blue. Large sizes.
Were $l15 and $125. Now 75c
Pairs Mems Gray Suede Leather
Gloves. Sizes 712, 8 and 9. Were
$2.25. Now " $1.50
9 Pairs Mems Leather Gloves in
capeskin or pigskin. Black, cork
or gray. Sizes 9l2, 8, ga, ~.
Were $295. Now --- $1.75
rs Mems Rayon Boutonniere Dress
Sets including tie. handkerchief
and flower. Blue or maroon. Were
81. Now 75c
2 Mems Sports Sweaters, tan or
brown, size A. Each sweater prop
erly labeled as to fabric content.
Were IS. Now w---------S S375
Blue Striped Cotton Terry Cloth
Robe. Small size. Was s6.95.
! AH-Wool Maroon Flannel Robe.
Small size. Was 1895. Now SO
Down STAIRS STORE,
MEMS APPAREL.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Junior Misses Goats, '7'''
We're S1395

cotton fleece three quarter length coats with wool
collar and front trimming Sizes II, 13 and IS.
Harris Tweed RagIand Sports Coats properly labeled
fabric IL 13 15 $39 IS $2975
Blue Tweed Boys Coats properly labeled
fabric content. Size IT, Were 95. $4 495
Wool Tweed Sports Coats with butonn lining
S18.7s
Fuzzy Fleece and Corduroy Reversible Natural
with red Sizes II to Is. Were $695. Now $l95
Stroock A-wool Plaid Herringbone Jackets IT.
SASS
% Awool Plaid Herrngbone Checked Pastel Flannel Jackets
Sizes IL to IS. s1095 $l3 395 $795
All Plaid Skirts. II
s2 95. Now $8.95
18 All Peated Skirts California fabrics Botany
flannel. %
IL Awoo Kick P1ea Skirts In blue Sizes II to 49, Were $395
Now
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Lamps Reduced

Sway Slverf finished Floor Lamp and Shade indirect light
S25 S18.50
Bridge Lamp and Shade silver finish indirect light
Was so Now -------------
Junior Floor Lamps and Shade silver finish indirect light Was
finished Bridge Lamp Shade indirect light
Now $12.95
Fluorescen Floor Lamp and Bulbs indirect light Was sl750
Now 11.95
finished Student Bridge Lamps Globe Bulb Was
Now $5.95
Candle Bridge Lamps with racks Were S.
Now - ------------ S3.75
Fuorescent Desk Lamp sinch bulb Was $3.50 Now sss5
LAMPS FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Junior Misses Frocks
>4'so Were SS.95 and More

1s one and 2-piece styles Of wool
and wool mixtures with cotton vel
veteen trimming. Plaids. checks
and monotones. Sizes 9 to IS.
Each dress properly labeled as to
fabric content.
1s Dresses Of cotton corduroy or
woods, plaids and monotones in
royal blue, green and brown. Sizes
to Is. Each dress properly la
beled as to fabric content. Were
$685.. Now $3.50
so Short -sleeved Rayon Blouses
and a few short-sleeved 1907 wool
sweaters. Blue, beige, maize and
white. Sizes 80 to 38. Were s225.
NO" l.oV
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Living Room andDining Room
Furniture Reduced

Walnut and Gum DropIeat Table with extension leaf pedestal
base with brass feet s35 Sl975
Mahogany Dropeaf with pedestal
base with brass $40 Now $3.50
Occasional Chair with tapestry Mahogany
finished frame Was $3.50. SS.75
Occasional Chair with green cotton tapestry Solid Phil
ppne mahogany exposed frame Was $3.50. Now s4i.5o
Frenchdesg Side Chair ruitWood EggShe
ton figured damask STATS Now $3.50
French design Arm Chair frame
tapestry $895O S67.5O
French design Chair
velvet S67.50
French design Eggshel
ton figured damask Was $3.50. Now s745o
Ovalback Frenchdesign Arm Chair white finished
fitwood frame with operain leather Was s64 IS
$3.50
Living green
frutwood frame SIS. $64.50
Living Room Chair with Philippine mahogany
Red and blue cotton tapestry $2475
Mahogany Corner Wall Rack. Was So Now S495
Living Room Chair emerald quilted
springdoUn cushion. Was $40 so. STATS
Modern Chair finished blue tapestry
Was $2950. Now $3.50
Side Chair solid eatherette
seat Was $3.50, S495
Living Room Chair with mahogany frame and muslin
Was $45 Now $29.75
Maple galvanized interior Was sl Now S5s5
ndegn Chair with cotton danask
versible spring seat cushion. Was $7975 Now $3.50
Oversufed Club Sofa downled cushions har-llng
spring with muslin inner lining and peach cotton
Was $34575 s272.50
China Cabinet with framed Cromwell finish.
Now $42.5O
Oak Refectoy Dining Table with fumed Cromwell finish Was
S42 so
Arm Chair finish, red
s34 IS Now $3.50
Oak fumed finish than price.
$24.75
Living with peach damask Exposed
parts beached Philippine mahogany Were S395 Now s2975
Channel back Lounge Chair cotton velvet with
base fringe sprngdoUn seat cushion Was s695 Now s497S
LIVING DINING Room FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Fine JeweIry at u Price

Silver plated Dog Was $40. Now ---- SO
Three piece Sterling Silver Toilet $50
Eightday Travelling Clock sat Now
$3.50
Eightday Travelling Clock black leather s22 Now
$11
Sterling Silver Mirror n sl250. S625
Electric Clock 81 95. Csc
Gilt Jewel Box. 81
Calendar and Pen Set. Was $3.50 $425
Baby Brush and Comb Sterling Silver. Was S. $3.50
Baby Brush and Comb Sterling Silver engraved Guy III
Was $3.50.
Baby Brushes Combs Sterling Silver. 81
/ Baby Rattle, Sterling Silver engraved H. M 49,
l Baby Picture Frame Sterling Silver Was So Now $l50
Baby Picture Frame, Sterling Silver. $3.50 Now S1'5
Sterling Silver Cigarette Case H Was s25O
Now s625
Gold plated Collar Set, engraved $3.50.
Now S125
/ 81. w-------------- $3.50
Four Smoke Vest Buttons lax gold Now,
$3.50
Gold plated Links pair Now pair
Gold filled Watch Bracelets Were ST. SOC
Spun glass Watch Straps. than y price. ESQ
l White Leather Watch Fob Was soc.
Leather White Metal Sports Watch FO 81 Now 75c
10 Yellow Gold filled Collar Pins. Were 50. 81
White Metal Collar Pins 50c Csc
Gold plated Collar Clips Were ST. soc
! Sterling Silver Ring 75c. Now $50
Womans Gold filled Identification Bracelet Was $40 Now IS
Crystal Glass Lamp with rayon tafea shade
s45
Travelling Clock Case leather. stamped
All prices, except the crystal glass lamp and travelling
clock plus 1910 tar
JEwEIRY, FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Rayon Hosiery 68s

" MANUFACTURERS OerOndS
500 pairs sheer-weight rayon hose,
in harmonizing colors. Sizes 61z
to l0t2.
Down STAIRS STORE, HOSIERY.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Draperies Reduced

Is pairs of draperes- a -knd-pnch pleated in
rayon and cotton fabric
Collection of short lengths Of cretonnes and other dapery
fabrics reduced for clearance.
CURTAINS DRAPERIEs, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Detachab|e-|ined Topcoats
Less Tho" u Price sI4

Is classic fly-front styles in herringbone tweed
with sef-button-in Innings Natural or green
Sizes IL to 20.
10 Misses Suits Of cotton veveteen, wool gabardne soft
monotones paids Tailored dressy styles navy,
brown, beige plum. Sizes IL to 49, Were and
Now
IS Misses Winter Dress and Sports Coats boxy and fitted
styles tweeds checks eeces solid Black,
brown and natural in sizes IL to 90 Were sl995 and
Now ------------ S14
Misses Fur trimmed Sports Coats fitted boxy styles
in monoones and herringbone tweed
raccoon collars Natural brown. Sizes II and IA Were
$3975. Now ---------------- $3.50
All Coats Properly Labled to Fabric Content.
Down STAIRS STORE COATS AND SUITS
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Felt Skirting Bonnets
SI TT e1OS 1f

We're SIV5 and More
20 clever felt skirting bonnets
in adjustable headsizes. AS
sorted colors.
25 Rayon Velvet Calots in assorted
Colors and headsizes. Were s195
and more. Now 81
Is Small Brim Wool Felt Hats in
assorted colors and headsi1es. Less
than price SOC
Down STAIRS STORE, MILLINERY.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Rayon Sports Dresses, $50

IS nicely tailored frocks Of Teca rayon In shirt
waist and coat-dress styles Brown, blue wine
and green. Sizes IL to a..
100 Rayon Crepe and Satin Blouses washable and
dressy styles white pase Sizes 80 to 40 Were 81
and Now ------------- --------.- S1.5O
so Boxy and Cardgantype Sweaters in assorted pastel
colors Some are all wool and wooand rayon prop
ery labeled fabric content Sizes "a to 40 Were
to $595. Now 81 so to S3.95
100 Dresses for clearance and piece styles of rayon
crepe gabardne wool and-rayon mixtures prop
ery labeled to fabric content Gold color black red
brown green white and blue Sizes II to 20 Were s695
to $895. Now $3.65 to $3.95
Down STARS STORE. SPoRrswEAR
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Fur Goats Reduced

Eel Gray-dyed Caracul Paw Coats. Sizes IA and
Were s115 Now ow-----------------
l Black k-dyed Russian Pony Coat. Size 49, Was
Now -
Black dyed Persian Paw Coats. Sizes is and 3s Y
S125 Now ----------- -----
l Sable-dyed Southern Muskrat Coat Size II. Was
Now
4 Black Chinese Kdskin Coats. Sizes 10, H. a.
Were $98. Now
All Fur Goats Plus I09o Tar
Down STAIRS STORE COATS AND SUITS
Evening star., 1943-01-07
WOODWARD & LOTHROp
10" IL" F AND STREETS
Store Hours $50 to g. Thursdays 1870
Shop Friday-Remnant Day

Remnant Day Merchandise not reunae exchangeab
sentC APPROVAL telephone mail orders accepted
Some items soed aed damaged otherwise imperfect
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Hockey Caps, So n price

100 all-wool hockey caps in white brown and red
IL Awool Parka Hoods pretty pastel coors Were s1s5
- 81
Wool Felt Skating Were ST 95 Now 81
pairs Knitted
ST 95. 81
JUNIORS HATS. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
WOODWARD 6LOTHROp
"h lit" Fond es"s" DOWN STAIQS STORE ro.Dh
Store Hours $50 to Thursdays 1870 %
ENLIGHTENMENT Day

Remnant Day Merchandise reundble
c. O. D. approval; mail telephone orders accepted
Some items soaed, mared damaged otherwise imperfect.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Chi|dren's Ank|ets, 5 pairs '|

Less than 4 price
100 pairs cotton ankles with heavy cable stitch Pastes
and dark coors with plain plaid and striped cuffs.
peasant embroidery cuffs and elastic cuffs Sizes to H.
IS Long Cotton Stockings cable stitch Bright dark
coor Sizes to H. Less than u price pair
80 pairs Cotton His Novelty with
elastic cuffs. Red blue Sizes to IL. Were SOC and
CHLDRENs HOSIERY. FOURTH FLOOR.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-08-05

Mr.. and Mrs. H. T.. Hathcoek and chill
dren Of Lexington, visited in Durant
Sunday.
Barbara Anne Moss visited in Kos
ciusko last week.
Miss Bette Lima Watson spent last
Thursday Vicksburg.
Mrs. Henry Moss m children, Bar
bara Anne and Barger, are spending
this week end in Vicksburg with Mr..
Moss.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elmore and
son of Kosciusko, spent the week end
in Durant.
Miss Becky Baine and Erma Louise
Buck Of Tchula, visited in the home
of Mrs. H.. J. Baine Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
C. NJ. Thorne and Mrs. Charlie Ray
spent Sunday in Winona with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ebert Mcdaniel and family.
Miss Eta Atwell of the piano depart
ment at NJ. s. c. W., has been the guest
of Mrs. l.. c. Lipsey for the past two
weeks.
Major and Mrs. Allen and children,
Diane and Gerald, are at home in the
r. f. Moore home.
Major and Mrs. R. c. Hendrickson
are pleasantly domiciled in the Lipsey
apartment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Oldham and
little daughter, Sara Estes, Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. d. Oldham Of Winona, visited Mrs.
j. G. Webb Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Myers returned on
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Crider returned
after visiting last week in Clarksdale
with her brother, c. N. Gully. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. N. Culley returned with them
to spend a few days this week.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-08-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Letters of administration having been
granted on the 10th day of July, 1943,
by the Chancery Court Of Holmes
County, Mississippi, to the undersigned
upon the Estate Of J. B. Shamburger,
Deceased, Cause No. 6635. Notice is
hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate to present
the same to the Clerk of said Court
for probate and registration according
to law within six months from this
date, or they will be forever barred.
This the 10th day of July, 1913.
JOS. r. BUSH,
4S-4tnp Administrator.