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Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
Missouri Officers
Come for Man

Officers from the Missouri state
penitentiary were en- route to Ell
Centro Wednesday to claim Jesse
Lloyd Taber alias James j. Leyder,
32-year-old lettuce shed employe
arrested in FL Centre last week by
agents OF the Federal Bureau OF
Investigation.
Taber was a fugitive from the
Missouri penitcntiary when arrested
last Friday. He is charged with
stealing an automobile in Green
field, Kansas, and taking it across
the state line into Missouri, making
the crime federal one FBI agents
also are investigating Taber's stand
ing with the selective service board
in his home community. Taber and
a companion escaped from custody
in Missouri.
He was arraigned before United
States Commissioner Dorsey White
law and ordered held in the county
Jail in FL Centro pending arrival
of the Missouri officers.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
Non.Union Men
May Get Voice

Tom Finney, director of the us.
Employment Service in Imperial
county and War ManpoWer Com
mission official, said Wednesday
that he will investigate the possi-
bility of placing non-union repre-
sentatives On the availability ap-
peal committee here.
The many workers who belong to
&C organized union in Imperial
county have no representation on
the local committee from labor
which was set up to handle ap-
poals.
Workers may appeal TO the en-
plcyer-labor committee to obtain
certificates wing them to
change from one essential industry
TO another if their employers or
the VINO representative refuses to
grant them
Finney must contact his supe-
riors regarding the appointment of
new committee members.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
Movie Star Mate
Attempts Suicide
Continued From Page One

standing had brought upon her.
His divorce from his first wife
became final on January 10 and
Crane Immediately tried TO persuade
his second wife TO call off the an
nulment proceedings. Miss Turner
was adamant. On February I. suf-
fering from a bad cold. with puffy
e-es and runny nose. she appeared
in court and received the formal
dissolution of her marriage TO the
father of her Forthcoming child.
The distraught Crane, 27-yearS-
old and one of HollyWood's hand
soonest men-about-toWn, sought to
emarry her. He wrote her letters.
he sent her flowers, and he called
her house in the Hollywood Hills
where the rug is pink and the decor
ations are Hawaiian
KEPT CALLING HER
He called her and he kept on
calling her" said one of her mos-
intimate friends. Steve said he'd
always love her and begged her to
marry him again. Lana didn't say
no" She said she was confused and
needed time TO make up her own
mind. Crane pleaded with her to
see him. She decided that because
Of the gossips in Hollywood that
she would talk to him, but in pub
lie They went TO the Mocambo "a
swank night club and he begged her
again TO marry him.
Lana said she still could not
make up her mind Then Monday
night Steve called and said he had
to see her. He went to her house
and demanded an immediate an
swer. Lana said if she had TO make
up her mind that very minute, she
would have 10 say no Steve left
He next was found at the hospital,
under care of Dr.. Max R. Ruben
stein, suffering from a heavy dose
of sleeping pills.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
Street Turns Into
River in &c.

A rising tide on Imperial avenue.
caused by flood waters escaping
from the irrigation ditch on a flax
fled, abated gradually when they
were cut off sometime after 10 am.
Wednesday.
A Mexican irrigator was unable
70 tell either Curt OsWalt, county
road district superinte,s@, or
c. Walter Heinecke, Ell Centro pub
lie works director, what had hap
pened or the reason for the river
on Imperial avenue and its trib-
utary on West Main street.
Although a considerable stream
Ct water flowed down the highway
for some hours and ponded in the
borrow pits south of the railroad
tracks on Imperial aYenue, no prop
erty damage was reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
e. & ci! Protests
Op q Milk Price

the National Cooperative Milk Pro-
ducers' Federation. m de tina t
staten mt shortly before a hearing
of the Senate agriculture subcom-
mittee studying farm problems.
WANT SUSPENSION
Holman said that OPA'S an
nouncement about permitting up
ward revision of prices means
nothing what we want is Sus-
pension of the ceilings"
Holman is one of many Spokes-
mn for dairymen of Is states who
will testify and demand that OPA
consider more effectively milk pro-
ducerS' costs.
w. j. Cecily of Sacramento,
Calf charged that producers
could not possibly supply the milk
the government expects under the
present ceiling.
Some noviceS might find it well
to look to the state for information
What we want is some cooperation
different from the OPA style of
sit down and shut up."
NEW INSTRUCTIONS
OPA yesterday instructed region
al administrators to make upward
price adjustments under certain
circumstances in connection with
the recent freeze" Of producers
milk. Adjustments can be made
where a producers price can be in
creased without increasing whole
sale or retail prices, and where
lower prices in one milk market
area are resulting in an unnatural
drain in milk from that area to
areas.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17

Field Marshal
Aims Speorheod
Into yunk Line

the opening of the battle of Eu-
rope.
I In that connection it seemed rea-
Sonable TO expect soon the ap-
pcintment OF communicating
chief of the European front with
powers similar to those of Gen.
Dwight d. Eisenhower in North
Africa and Gen. Douglas MacAr-
thur in the South Pacific
1t seemed unlikely that the
American theater would be cleared
up quickly enough to make avail
able that galaxy of British and
American military stars for filling
the European post
Dispatches from Africa empha-
sized the necessity for the speed
lest possible Allied offensive in or
DER TO outmatch Rommel Nazi
propaganda claims of upwards of
5000 American casualties were term
ej grossly exaggerated by n Unit
&C States spokesman.
The British Eighth Army forged
ahead. advancing toward Medenine
from Ben Gardaae. Is miles 10 the
southeast.
Allied planes and submarines
took heavy new toll from AXIS
supply lines. sinking six ships.
probably two more. and setting fire
TO another.
The Royal Air Force carried out
another heavy attack on the bat
tered U-boat lair at Lorient. Il few
hours after big American bombers
nao plastered st. Nazaire. ccmpan-
lon submarine base on the French
coast
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
CONTINUED From Page One

Continued From Page One
Moscow radio statement regarding
the approaching day when the
Americans and British land and
stay on the continent.
Possibly that is actually taking
place is a vast race between the
Germans and the western Allies to
win a battle of preparations before
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
Rambling Reporter

Continued F.om PAGE One
Of El Centro received a letter from
her brother, Harvey PORTS, vino i
on active duty with the merchant
marine. The letter. Of course. had
been censored
It had been censored by a Cap
tain S. F. B. Morse of the L. S.
army. Under the censor's official
ceal appeared these words:
If you know a man named Ar
thur Holman. please give him my
best regards" Ms. Derrick delivered
the message and was Hofmann sur
DriS-d.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17

itv between Brown and Wickard on
food rationing, was revealed late
yesterday. It was described Off
cially as intended Ito facili rte
working arrangements" between the
offices of the two men for the ra-
tioning of scarce commodities.
Wickard, who also is secretary
OF agriculture, signed food order
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17

No. 3 to seal the agreement. The
order gives the OPA authority to,
establish specific controls over dis
tribution of all rationed foods from.
the professor to consumer: estab-
lish the value of coupons in ne
point rationing system, and change
the value of coupons as the occa-
sion arises.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
CONDITION BETTER

Donald Templaton, Imperial
youth stricken with pneumonia
five days before he was to be in
Quoted into the United States ARM.
was somewhat improved Wednes-
day. his physician said He was
taken to the El Centro hospital
last Friday and was in q critical
condition for several days. He
was scheduled to leave for army
service on Tuesday. He is a son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Templeton Of
Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
Scanning |. Y.
News Horizon
RECEIVE APPLICATIONS

Fl Centre price and rationing
board has received permission, in
advance of a bulletin which is be-
ing prepared. to receive applications
from persons who have no war
ration book Number One. Ap-
plications viii receive book one
from the local board, said Mrs.
Gladys Martin, food clerk, Wednes-
day, as soon as Instructions as to
and procedure are re-
ciyed in the office at FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
WCKARD. BROWN AGREE

WASHINGTON Feb. l7-CUP) -
A new memorandum of under
standing" between Price Admins
traitor Prentiss Brown and Food
Administrator Claude r. Wickard
today was expected to clear up
official and public uncertainties
about rationing possibilities and
prepare fer expansion of the list
of foods to be rationed.
The agreement, dividing author
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17

WASHINGTON. Feb. 17.-UP)-
Reads will be lined with a steady
stream OF cows en- route TO slaugh-
ter houses instead of to dairieS if
the Office Of Price Administrations
ca.Ung on producers milk prices is
SLOWED to stand. a spokesman for
mil; producers COntended today
Charles w Holman. secretary of
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
Indonesian Princes Train as Pilots

These [ h re e
princes, now i'm
he Uni I e d
States learning
TO be pilots, es-
C a pc d fro m
their natiy e
n herla lands
East Indies by
way of Austria
liza. Here they
are making a
short W A We
broadcast.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-05
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

1 l. X MCINTOSH. Trustee.
under tire provisions Of and bY
virtue 81 the authority conferred
in me IN . Deed Of Trust made
by Oliver l. Jones and wife, OF.
he Mae Jones on the 3igt day OF
October. 1871 to secure an indcht-
cdness 20 the Pascagoula National
Bank as Beneficiary. and which
said deed of Trust is recorded in
Book % at pases 434 A Of the
Records of Deeds Of Trusts IN the
office Of the Chancerv Clerk Of
Jackson County. Mississippi. VIII
on the 26th day ~ February.
1913 cffer for sale and viii sell At
public auction for cash 10 the
highest and best bidder 81 the
North front door 81 the Court
House al paseagoula, Mississippi
during regular hours the follow.
ing described property. to-wits
A piece or parcel 81 land IN
Section Is. Township 7 South.
Range 8 West Jackson County.
Mississippi, described as
Beginning AT the NE corner Of
Lot owned by B. T. Matthews.
running south 100 feet. thence
east IS feet. thence north is0
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-05
Big Point

Preaching services wlii Be held
81 The Methodist church here next
Sunday.
81. and Mrs Tine Young and
Mr and Mrs King Of Mobile
weas guests Saturday afternoon
n the home Of Mr snd Hrs
Hof1sf Cochran
hsf and Mr. Howard shosmoek
Of Nos Point hsvs moved to their
re horne here.
~ and Mrs ~ {. Gosf r..
turned home TusAdey II Iast
eeek after . business trln 10
o~uignnan. Miss. ard . short sist
Hith Mu Colts parents. III.
ara Nfx McDgwin
~. znd Mrs snidef srad Mn
r s Kennedy and Janet COT
made : business tip 70 aaA
POINT and PsmsEoais Thurnday
II s Long was 4 business es
ter a Mobile "Wednesday.
NJ md Mrs Butch kelson
spent sunday ~ Wade xI4a Am
Nelson's parents. ~ ard N.
Calhoun Carter ~. csrses ss
easnpsnad usem home ios : shoss
So.
III and Mrs. Eaaar cals and
children = Pasraeu8ls a~ns
Sunday II tas horne e NJ Co.'s
rsrsna Ar ard Mrs. 4 L vm
cent
After visiting relatives nen
oaIaman Mss Mr. 4 + Vim
cent returned home TUESDAY of.
lael week.
Remember the Vetog1 STAMP
HalenssHe asriai = she eaausIn-
- Hela Saturday night Fsb
nazu = Free enlaTtanmani
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Coasts MMpsAt pNseasas
M afQA w8 ~ srsese8 ~
the Ha & sarssvtNgx 4aekmn
CmArts MssANiEfA al ue Cpstt
hN1sq. F4AAEo Mnara
mntsl IS am sCNntgai Wa Ttmts
&au8aN ftua#N q 1913 Al
. hFch f aNd sce fhxE Mls -
FgtiMlN Nsnea ard reed
SpecafNatiasn su the eu4sp
mcul are an fia ia TIE utlkx e
thf ChsMVfN Cf9k IT Fasrag@a
MikssmEni. ard esa5ift theat
may - ussAlned ffam Carl l.
0hneT AFxh4geSt Fsre MAJ
u6Nfse RashtinR Nrw q eArM
Anulslena And + q Wmtefton
CnnsafsisE EsKnees, PAgAeulN
MISSISSIPPI upssn amposat % ta0nN
fThe faii anssssnf ~ depxait ftN
chr nj - documents Wtil ~ ~
surned - each arftiAi Bidder All
ethef deposits uiN ~ refunded
Ass d~settans nut excee6ina fsN
axtuai cust q Feprrducticn e TIE
oecumensN arspn Tia return - al
documents tu Enod cuaaitson
Mithin 10 DAYS after the date e
opening ~ BIDS
Bids must Ne Submitted on khe
blank pFoposai forms furnished
with Tire Kreclficattoua and must
be accompanied 81 B3d Secarle
IN the form Ct Certified Cheek e.
acceptable Bid Bond payable g
the County 81 Jackson MissEs
Sippt Ia m amount equal - II
least So nf fhe ba3e bid sueh ST.
curitS 10 I've forfeited aE iiquiaased
damages. not penalty. ~ ans bad
der who may ~ awarded the cen
tract but Rho fails 10 carry oat
the terms of the Proposal execute
Contract and give bond IN the
form and amount and within the
time specified
No bud mas tt Withdrawn after
the scheduled chasing time foF the
receipt Of bids for 3 period Of 30
days
The Owner reserves the right
10 reject any ar all bids ard 70
waive infoTmalifieA
By order Of the Board OF Su
pcrviNar2 Of the County Of Jack
son. pascagoula Mississippi. this
18th day Of January. 1913
FIRE. DTAYtOR
Chancery Clerk
.i-2s, IS ia a-ls
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-05
NoricE or TRUSTEES SALE
or REALTY

Default haxtnN tsen mAde ard
sslH exsstinG 81 psasent 50 ~
Indebtedness wsafea unssT int
Terms - shet esstasn tftass dee&
eNex0tra ganaafs IL. 1871 ~ Natp
WesHeEtAh ard AaaIa N~fgN1xtatA
q faxnf ~ HnTmah - Wei
lseeeE. hrnefetAfy. and hecnp@A
kupp trustee
4 Le0snFa ksstn uts
Zee a. aforesaid acting nndef the
PROVISIONS ~ ard ~ vasfas 81 TIE
authority conferred Upon me ~
sid trust deed mhkh Is rerwo
- in nrnk 81 paKez 1891. e8
ffse EecurdA - MnfteaaNs ard
DEEDS - Trust a. JarkNon Crttn
q. MissiSsipp4 vii IN Monday
TIE lst dax 81 Msfeh ie4a upnn
the request ~ TIE legal hnadrf ef
the Indebtedness ervufod uB1sr
tbe terms ~ Natu trust asVd. pro
esed % lareclose sid trust defd
ard shall sell - she highest r.
tpnnsibie biadef faf cash 81 p9h-
- cutlery. in ffont uf The mAin
entrance 81 the Unitcd States
Pest Office II 0cean Springs
Isckson County. Mississippi tht
following DESERVED real pfuper
u. the same hetnN ire property
convened under the terms ~ said
trust derd. 10 wtt
The Southeast quarter ~ the
Southwest quarter and the South
half ~ the Northeast quarter ~
the Southwest quarter 81 Section
IL. Township : South. Range 2
West Containing sixty acfee
according 70 government survey
III Jackson County. Mississippi
Said sale will - held during
legal hours and The trustee will
convey such title - j. vested IN
her under the terms IF said trust
decd. which titic she believes 10
- good.
Witness niy hand this the 30lh
DAY 81 January 1873
LEONORA 2 Rurp. Trustee
Is. ala. 2-fa. : 16
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su a hnla - nsaa n
- SsnAsY
Ne 4 TAsnf saste
aauahwsA MsN Ffes Tunr \ ktas
Nfe a & HwnnA =
Last Saturday an4 SunasAf
~ Cu3nta q Nee n&a
= wsensh~f ef NtM Ceatt N.sAsA
nffa~ staff wMt ne raessa m
sunday If ~ ana Ms2 y u
.csrass Ana Mss Noiisns Carter
a. ana Mfs c narrss aas
.rhgizifen weFe eixisngs ~ 2
|suisrmt ssanday afsrenn
Mrs. roy nonp Ard fhlhasea
have teen visiting Mr.
father. A. u & cuhFAn fw ne
efai aayk MFx nmns &
&c Mobile ID DA hsa bAutana
no 4 tnapluYea rhete
Guests ~ II and Mr. 4 !
Van fiuu ~ asnnef CA Nsnasf
waefe Ms nAslile anA - nb
Rotefsa
Mf ant Mss n A HoseFss
wssr dinner aaests II NJ nnsd
Mfa J wase "a Sssnaay
Assa Msilafa Nuhls fnss M
Mary AeMllisal has fpllsrnea =
Mt Pleasant after = years assf
wifA her hslsfand
Mobile. IN AIeNanafia -
eiiI ~ II husns wlth her faG4
and hsushsf. Mrnagn Ausne md
Janses MeMilian fog . while s
The Wonsna Division - Care
iian ssfvHr uiti mees n ihs
horne - Mr. paul Carter - sn
aay s~fsssnsn wlsh Miss Chs
Groves n charge - the woTp
program There wlil AlNn M !
meeting If the finAmer eusanasss
and heard 81 stewards iusfnsaAl
II after Sunday Rrhani ~ Han
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-05
Tax Authorities To
Give Aid In FiIlinu
Out Income Blunks

FAfrsits ~enfkeEs - fnseensf
k3sest8e Aaes sa assigned IS
tW * Meps j.
maef - esssa4 ssshAxefs Is ~
nsrafatM 4 usf# Iasz
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~ MmtsssiptA
osean apfasex ml8 - 90 ntss
taMn - hass three saa tSfesss
Aua heY wist e8vste fisssHna an
tssauatg Is ana Is a ~ Ctr
Hall They as9t = + M paass
fsasu#fy ~ sri IS 81 tse CITY
HALL ard M FsusfY - IS -. =
fllsAlee. lhte aasY mFzNe msH
~ n&Allas.e - Ne4a II
~ p9s ufFa ssnw L.
Hiioes ghT nsen miH haxs tef
headquarters # ~ Sg affs
belisne Fstuuasy Is Is Is
elasies. aaa II 0ulft - -
pest ogfies hwshslaM MnFea /
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-05
Vancleave

Wyeth Ramsay. VINO WaS grad.
uated from State College on Jan.
uary - Il 1t home on = visit to
his mother. Mrs. Norman W.
Ramsay wyefh expects 10 leave
soon for q naval training camp
Mr. and Mrs ouincey Roberts
Mr. and Mrs Roberts and little
daughter. Kay. and Mrs VI s.
Mo0rc drove TO Camp Shelby
Sunday to visit Gambler Roberts
and w. S Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Veftis Ramsay %
Pascagouls and Panasna City.
Fla and Mr. ard Mrs. kebie
Ramsay Of Gulfport we're guests
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aaax e Nsx y y k
An mke n lsrs a s.
mefw e bnM Nkrzs ne
HAmsA4x tan @ev&B aa AMaesse
nf ~ ena Mr. wslsaSa R@,
.as Ualfwa1
~ aaa MA WATER 4 n
Aaa ed ne8 shi8tsea q klses
D. end Hsnnres a~Hi
- CeaNe Ceanix xsssisax Na
naaeeWas sgtcuaa ezsa sAHee
gm0
~ ana Mrs keaneth nsa \
of Anfruaa Wpfs xssssess s&s
= shs hasne a. Afs nnaaus
kso4Aes u isw end sister A. ard
MsN has HAvena
Charles A Sareuey w has
sa ~ . sanitus tasa nsar n
PESO TexnM sF ~ p4af few
mea4skA = hers On = viasi q MIA
mesasy - re hesgse a hsf nat
sntA ~ and Mrs s & Msssan
FrasHas viii ~ klaa - ansfn
nat AT SweeusyN hskish Il
much improved
T - MeAiiiisn visited rs So
ies Ia pesrAeouia SATURDAY. sn.
aay ~ and Ms 1smes Ruf
FuaehM IF. and Nj nansmaFha'
naoskes. Mira lnmes Burroughs.
ST. of rspAeoaie visited fbe
parents Mr. ana MfA Allns Me
MILAN. of Mrs Bauuuxhs r
Ma Lysbelh Dres nnd I've a.
hef classmates ~ WhttwmtA Col
iene Msksps AanettF Avery ~
ChsrAao. M, and Ehet4l feses
~ nrastnn. Texas. spent Nse uteh
sna wllh Miss nees pafentA Nj.
and Mrs { L DreM Misses
Avery ard Pierre fslN4nea h
nruokhaven sunday setnsnx lasl
Miss Dees Femained assf naiil
Monday and she and her mothrs
krens that day IN New osleana
Misc nea4 returned 10 college
Monday night
III. ard Mrs. Houstnn n0tss
and THEFT children. Chmflee and
Joy. visited the Rfs1ee and Has
ler families Sunday.
81 end Mrx W ~ Moafs and
daughter. Linda Ana. - Pas
ragoula were Sunday guests N
The horne ~ Mr.. and MTa How
aFd " Davis
Friends and relatives afe happy
to weleome Austin @ ueiauccy
for = nine day fufiouKh Mr. ~.
lnncey Is = second class petty Of
fireF ~ me United States Naval
Reserve and "a IN the continuation
haitalsan Sc took hia training 81
Norfolk. Va. but wfsl noM a.
stationed ~ GauporL Miss Nj.
Delsnces met Jacob /. L<skafd.
slze from Vancleave. gram Nor
folk Mr Lockard is : ehief pet
sy officer IN lhe Naval Reserve
Rosemary Ramsay entertained
1t ; ehlldren'a party Satuf Jay
il honor Of her tenth birthday
Tier guests wefe Bee and Cars
Ellis. Rita Joe Walker. Peggy.
Betty ard Patsy Dens The ehil.
dren spent . delightful afternoon
playing games ard bicycle riding
Delicious cakes and fruit juices
we're served
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-05

SeaEd proposals sag cnazAai
tnn neW 8a13fexns a. he 1aAsas
Coane Hospital seHlnE ~
three a. uneStoEy WnE &c tsa
CRY ard frame cgaasfTnEG0n1 NtIl
- received By the EAaaa IT IA
parvinn County ~ Iasn His
sizxirpL at the Caufifss8@ il
emRnala Mississippi uutfi re-
am. Central Wa Tune Nes
dnv. February n 1875 ri Nhseh
tire and place they waH IT paA
Iiciy opened and read
SenHfate bids wi1 ~ received
ard tansidered fox flse installation
q Phfmhing and Heating ard faT
Esetxsesf Work
Plans and SpecificaGont are On
file ard may ~ examined It the
office Of the ChancefY Clerk IN
the Courthouse 1t PaIaEottia
Mississippi. and cople& thereof
nav Ne ohsained from Carl l.
Oisrhner. Architect 81 prre
Narcuefts Building. New Orleans
Louisiana. OF from l. { Winter
tea Consulting Engineer. pasca
gqula Mississippi upon deposit
81 sSo 90
THE full amount Of deposit for
onk set of documents Wiii - re-
turned to each actual Ndder All
other deposits will he refunded.
less deductions not exceeding the
actual cost Of reproduction Of the
documents upon the return Of al
documents IN good condition with
in 10 days after the date Of open
ina Of bidsl
BIDS must DC submitted on the
blank proposal forms furnished
with the specifications, ard must
be accompanied by Bid Security
In the form ~ Certified Check.
on acceptable Bid Bond payable
e the County Of Jackson. Mlssts-
sippI. IN an amHount equal to at
least So Of the base bid such -
cufity TO be forfeited as fiduidated
damages. not penalty. by any bid
der who may o. awarded the
contract but who fails 10 carry
out the terms Of the Proposal. ex-
ecute Contract and give Bond in
the form and amount and within
the time specified.
No bid may be withdrawn
after the scheduled closing time
for the receipt Of bids for = period
OF - days
The Owner reserves the right
60 reject any or ali bids and 90
waive infmmaiitie&
BY order Of the Board Of Super
visorE of the County Of jackson.
PaScaE0ala. Mississippi. this 18th
day Of January, 1913.
FRED TAYLOR.
Chaneery Clerk
la. rs. ia a-Ie
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