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Evening star., 1945-12-01
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LADY AND SMALL DAUGHTER want ride
TO st. Louis or Rolla. Mo-. between Deccm-
fiE IaA1INa sRs lFSoRA AZ cAIiss2oRs1A, iis21 December
& want .as 2 passengers to- share expenses.
DktvING TULSA, OKLA, around pecem,
ber 8, room for three; share EXPENSES.
saiPasTa SENSsr 81 ossa KM6szsR MsT v.. and wife
sire tide By Dec; 2, share exp. and drive
Yr @ deliver tSaT,knae Sa,k aL = sesE sNTsn i
rosonto ontsrio' csnrda: IesyinH q uIaao sundsy q
L0s ANaELEs. Vic hbalflsSsS, 81 Tucson. Phoenix;
excellent tres Tsatc, shssatss; lesys tWn,s:
TMe inssiilss.ns sSiHls Nv .omsa M.sp Want
share drtysnC nd expenses With eyner q
Dee. . and .. 10. i<0s.
Evening star., 1945-12-01
EMpLoyMEkT sERvIcEs.

CAPITOL EMPLOYMENT sERvTcE-Thou-
sands Of positions available, professional,
technical. sales. ONCE personnel. mechani-
cal, domestic. etc; highest salariess; indi-
vidual service to applicants and employers.
We can help you to help yourself. cAPI-
TOL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, A03 11th
ST.. NV, Ma 1889
Evening star., 1945-12-01

INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.
CONTRACT BRIDGE-Beginners, Monday
and Thursday evenings classes for inter-
mediates and advanced students by ap-
4 PROFRSsIoNAL INSTRUCTOR viii teach
YOU to drive in your car or mine. MI
Evening star., 1945-12-01

1nSuren nee once, 6Ia-
hone MA, 0601.
opportunity
work in congenial sur
future. BETHESDA
elephone WI. 1850.
by old-established Arm;
with experience in real
rance. Box 446-A, Star.
small downtown ONCE.
1t. LINCOLN NATIONAL
CO.. 800 Southern Bldg.
5 (2) for gen. ofc. work;
MS, 40-hr. t5-day) week;
477-A. Star.
experience necessary:
and general ofis@ work:
adv position. Apply in
Moran, ARCADE SUM-
lamont st. NV.
national concern, cen
80 hour week. pleasant
IS, $1,000 per year. Age,
telephone. Box 475-A,
eXperiepced age under
Evening star., 1945-12-01

snsss npssessafy. p Apply L. zUcKERMsA!N,
sXhEsdiais-sss, plus commission week
DRUG CO. lib g st. NV.
excellent salary, and commissions; guaran.
tsed $40. weekly. Apply CROSBY SHOE
STORE; IA 9TH st: NV
apply psEss esfK sHoF fsa
Eonnscticut ave, AID. 7432.
suits and dresses, permanent position, %
GSTHiE@sw @ - c.. g 5oa rRS 4tS In' s; NV. n'Moop =
sHof soF saI aaI1vee5s een shSp ass EMILE
sALESLADY, permanent position: no
nights: no sundays. best wages. ALBANY
sfAEsIST ao eos9s ana suit. and ssa dresses
SLSTH1Na c.. 07 7ss % 7th st. App1s n,R. 'IoAN .
opsnins Tor branch manager o'ellehsfu 70 one aiao
ialey asDRE sSD al shos esunSs sis
szIHsIzpS; fur expert; ~! G. part tins sims
RiEE, |2th snd g SIS; nv: ,
commission. 1925 F st. NV. ESTHER
s1zlH}5GsLAD!Es-nzpss,sncea, s1l}5a!L! % infant e and
EST6N S6OP, lZ26 + st. NV.
good starting salary. pleasant working con-
dttt2ns, ages 16 to IS. F. w. WOOL
sHlksEIzpiEsl aiHsl tor ;s 1s.ayowe.r a.. dept.
x.eSy nSt os1 postioH
SskAMseN Co. 1882 eos9sti,0ai VI s.. npei' d
sALESLADIES, experienced in selling cor
sets and blouses; salary open. Apply
EMILY SHOP, 1908 F st. NV.
sALESLADIES for coats. dresses, lingerie,
sportswear and children's wear; permanent
positions, full or part time: attractive SAL
aries with commissions and bonuses; va
cetions with pay, sic kleave. Apply
MoRTONs. 312 7th st. NV.
sALEsLADIES to work In furnishing de-
partment of large retail store. Good sal
aries and pleasant surroundings. Apply
Mr.. Weston. BOND CLOTHING CO., 1885
saLEsLADIEs. experienced. to sell small
tugeage goods: S35 wk. and commission.
WASHINGTON HABERDAsHERY. 1102 r
sALESLADIEs WANTED; full time, part
necessary; ages Is to rs. r. w. Wool
WORTH CO., 4463 Conn. ave.
EALEsWOMEN-Immed openings for
hart-time, .fulltime. temporary or perma-
s|,. nSEt ssmspplSSymsnt ssp Ssr. AnsAHPye sAHPy emplgEWsnt
FtS. sth and ) sts. AZ. '
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-07
Americans Out OF Nazi Camps
10 Run Camps For Ndzi Here
ticcrS Md Eni ted N"n Who Have Experienced Captivity
i;v Enemy Arc En'incnN Qualiiicd General Terry
Says In Prisoner Announcement.

American soldiers liberated from
German prison camps will hc as
si&ncd to operate prisoner Of-war
camps housing Germans in New
York, New Jersey and Delaware, il
has been announced by Major
General Thomas a. Terry, com
nandin2 general OF the Army I'd
Service Command which includes
these states.
Both officers and enlisted men
who have been freed from the enc
my'S prison camps will be assign
ed to camps for German prisoners.
the announcement said. adding:
American officers and enlisted
ncn who have experienced captiNi-
~ and detention by the enemy arc
cen id"rcd to hc cmiHcntly quail
lied for THESE duties.
Tho returned Americans will tie
u*"d hoth ~ administrative Carati i
tics and aa guards. according to
thc announcom"rt, rHt it was not
;aid how many Ot thcm would br
as.i"n"d To tie prison ca1tps or
whom tie plan would hc put into
rttC"t.
Th"r" are 10000 Germans hold
in i " tour la +" caMi.l at Fort
hiA, = H.; Fort IbupoNt Delaware
city. Del, Pine Camp. WatortoWn,
\. y, amH IIallnran General }io,l j.
tai, ON staten Island. sid" camp,
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-07
REV JOHN DEFIANT,
Pastor Of First Prc,L) hrian CbMrc

T4Ic Iend So h and hr. papers drInc
seems b bphr That be- and al hy nrkrI
roort, nM b,> pass om the carfb for the mkc nj
faUtrn,f> U1H/nrc.
Th. ipF I"r9 MafI rndd No "f""rfb term" i"
Iho UI"r has hcrH hS Enrob,
rqd Ir nrd We r,M in bis dbnfnr and Hb
Icira haLI, "So bcJhb all ibnc O IorL'
Th -b bis cDb bprrr he rnei THE
tn(nnn and eLao, (crmanD affairs dnrip2 Nr The
last u, Tb Hcdknr1 Of the @orrnnru pushed
ronuI nl iyt b, greet bousc forces of mAiarm
ogncb,, and bnnr "no), step fuo THE tb'rcrfr Of Tn
German hobc nd> Hpr prcnf Of grirtiu@ l loss ri
their Rrbnb boMr Nourd HuH,trr read, be- bd poltnI
and ordru aluf and cirucd their liking Of So FHIr
Ia h,uc and the Of the uod aourd him To the
dri1crE
Througb neuufun, lies and dshcah ncInS, tbrouSb
d,trl emil H",pnh Of brokcn promises, ibis iunman and
his toI3rh auir 10 b0nr.
Srau bile f Enrobcan uad AFRAID Of the risks Inherent
in the nc military force for tie protection Of peace.
EHou umirL Amra caird "bboup un and Hitler and bis
iufanoa> rin7ird Nation after fell H
cIuchc! Mn,oui assisted b dabbnS France and casing EWha.
Tbank old Hood fast nndr the guidance Of Wnon and
glrl1n> nudr fbc inspiration Of FGnkHn forming
continuation Of forces that beat the Avis beasts to their Knees
Nou as the al clear signal from Washington, London
cnd hou hl>tca cbnrcb drop knees, md
'bac the bnutr That bath made and preserved nation." Will
ab0uuiing gratnlc 4Ugbh God for dll nHb
er grouiuq sense Of debt udomHablr forces
Continued Page y
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-07
All Europe Is Facing Its
Worst Food Shortage In Years
Very Fc" A:oaS Are self Sustaining As Production Failure
Fellows Naz tollarsc In Europe; Danube BASIN, Euro
pear Wheat Haskct Production hi rupted BY Govern
nlcnt Conf! cation,

American Officials have been adj
v.scd in confidential reports from
abroad that Furopc will he less
able to feed itself in its tirst year
Of liberation than nt any time dur
ing German domination
ThcS" rcpurtS/ /saN the continent
viii produce considerably less food
T., is year than in many N"aIS be
cause OF tine disruption of produC-
ton and distribution caused by III
nal sta-cS of til" war.
Pr0Iun2ation oi GcrmanN's hope
les; war we'll into tn" spring plant
inc season is expected ~ result in
sharp reductions IN production in
wide areas Of The %"tHcrlHndo.
l.crmanr. AUSTRIA. rorthcrn Ital",
;.,n@ary and r/cehoslt a&ia
Icndns 10 na,t" fcud c3dditi"ui
WCrsc, tie reports state. /, a
Er"alidoWn in G"rHn@n do,i cd ~
.1cI1S of cclloctil;> foods tro.n tar-
:'crs and ol brnvidin" supplies for
jrnal coNsumcrs thrpu%@ rdtlUn-
ing. Tho" S:..trIIe naturally Dis
appeared as the hll.d art,ir, mos
az aero Trance and i, |.ium into
G"r.nanT and a4 thc Pnssian
,nnuat tr"iI E"y t"ard
t'r0u.a Poland
A. yc;. the report, say. rrU}i-
iDnnl govern n"'t nl tie lih".at
90 area ha:" i"cH uuH:.l" to @"t
the situation uLdcIE Esit"clttr CON
trDl ! "trprs at.. <aid 10 h' huai"'-
in. sul pl.".s al Giyctiu" = "ir tro.
Duct into Ia Il mHr.ots en-
Crl, -" NeHltht can obtain t""n
IN t." m"aH'lu,c SUPP llcs "! III
houl / lave listed many week.
l"n"ri a}rrudy tave h""u ron~Ulu"c
cr cot nUt of -" reach ct rdfiouin'
%Utho!ili"..
H. nan, Cijic. o. jlhrrat"d urea
civilian r0rN!"3.r~ arc SAID to h
G,t'in% foud via an "u'@e} lalu
Of l~ss than l50o calpri"~ Il "a.
.N"erica"&. hY co"1alisoN. ron
sum'd ~ an nV"ra"" ral" 70. mon
than 3.0p0 calories in 1874
The reports say thai lA;5 pro
! auction Will ho affected adNcr-c'
by number of factors. In th" tis
place. had weather last fall hel
! paintings of faIl-s0wn crops. sue
$ as winter wheat ard rye. consider
ably below the previous year.
In u" second place. thousands {
farmers in areas involved in III
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-07
Milford Chronicle

for pIiaun"r-W WOrkCr, are operated
from each base camp. The prison
or camps are under the SupCrNi-
sion of the Security and lnt"lli-
@cncc Division of the command.
For officers. administrative du-
ties would include command OF
camps and command staff work
such as arranging menus for pri@-
0ncrS. il was explained. Enlisted
men would perform office routine,
ci.Cchin@ prisoners in and out, Su-
rcrNision of prisoners in work
camps prcparin2 job lists and sini-
lar i!nCtiOnS.
Actual preparation and cooking
Of f0od is pCrf0rmcd 10y tn" prison.
"rs under supervision.
The text ot tie announcement
follows:
".Anericau sol 'icrs liberated
lrGm German pri -on camps viii be
~ i2ncd To orcrat" prlSpHcr-ot
Wa camps for cn"my soldiers in
termed in NoW York. New Jersey
aHd Delaware.
',.;.li1od and coluni *@lnncd frl'-
n-rr ut.i +ou"r& will ho 50 cnIrloYcd
hotA in administrative capacities
JnI as %liard&.
American officer aud enlisted
r,"n Wio 5aEo experienced captiyi-
+" a,d detention hy th" rn"my are
considered to be pmincn'ly quail
ai"H 'nr tI"s" duli"e.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-07

fighting have abandoned their
lands in search of safety. Many of
these will not get back in time to
dc much plantin2.
In the Netherlands. livestock and
Crop production is said to have
been disrupted hy German destruc-
tion OF sea dikcS, which permitted
the flooding OF thousands of acres
Reports state that production
prospects in tn" Danube basin
u major European wheat basket
HAY" been upset hy government
PROGRAMS Of cnntisCati0n and re-
distribution of land.
The reports say that virtually
every country will need supple
montary supplies from overseas if
conditions ot hunger and nalnu-
tli'i ion N" TO b" Improved.
G"rmanY'S own OUT look i, dark
Sharp d"clin" in total productipn.
mt hG tHc fat t!.Hl, it ha; boon di-
NidCd intO zones - hc occupied by
il" United States Great Britain.
RES in and france
/0rc., 80 hc ovcui.i"d hy Great
Britain and the United States ar"
in nGlthW"Sicru and southern Ger
many which arc food deficit
areas. ~'urlICS Producing areas OF
t.o "ast viii t." occupied by Russia.
ndouhtcdly. Russia will claim any
Surpluscs of This territory tor h"l
own Wsc
III" report, estimate that the
t'u"tic'n and IritiSh Zon"& will h'
~ /" to lroduco 40 NOR" than 4
;er caniia AVERAGE Of about l.2"
,.lp@i"o q day, hardly sufficient t'
,naint#in an adult in physical con
G:tiou - do any work or TO fiGh|
Of disease.
,ranr" is said Ia tr nampered b,
" $ urta"o uf falM labor. fertilizer
Ecr."1 or other mOtiV" power an'
ct'er agricultural supplies.
The Reports say that food pro
jucfioa viii T." IHmpored also 10y
. >tortae" Of processing facilities
-uch ae floar tA;lIs, beet su&a
"la"ts and canning factories. Man
Of th">o rlaLts were DESTROYED h
~" %clial bombing and land fight
J ing
. Production in southern Italy vii
= he adversely affected, the report
>ay. by tendency OF great landOWr
{ crs to dcvot" more of their land I
. pastur" than 70 food crops
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-07

The European phase of World War II came
10 an end al So p. NJ, Eastern War Time, on
Sunday, May 6th when Col General Gustuv
Tod signed the terms Of Unconditional Sur
render at General Eiscnhowcr's headquarters
in httle rcd school house in Rheims, France.
Is, General Walter Smith signed the pact for
The United States.
Monday, May It. has been eleven months,
today since the Allied powers began their in
easion Of Normandy which resulted in the COM
rlcte and utter smashing of the Nazi war
machine and the unconditional capitulation of
all of Germany.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-07
Nazis Surrender
Internationally
To Allied Powers

Montay May The German Foreign
Nnslcr ynncunccd At o cloe k this morning
10 the German people thac Germany has sur
.cndcrcd c sad that the terms arc hard,
hat hot t!;crc IS nothing that can be done about
Monday, May 7 ~ 800 o'c|pol. Admiral
Docn'II, broadrn~tng over ihc l-lcirsourg IA
do declared unconditional surrender Of Ger
.nan troops has been made to the American,
t9r:iSh and Russian commanders,
Monday, May7 President Truman arrived
At the White House at 8:27 o'clock. ! lc had
nothing to say.
Monday, May 7 AT $50 o'clock, Admiral
Docntz instructed all German U-Boats to re-
!urn TO port and to surrender TO The Allied
commanders,
May At l0:|4 this morning The Nazi
controlled radio, reporting from the last strong
!.oId 0( the Germans on The continent, said the
commander Of the Wcrmacht in that area had
refused to recognize the order for uncondi-
tional surrender issued by Grand Admiral Doe
ritz.
May with the receipt Of the official news
via the radio, crowds rapidly filled Times
Square in New York, and employees Of many
Of the great office buildings in the downtown
arca began 10 fill the air with paper streamers.
st the marquee Of the Hotel Astor in Times
Square a cheering throng gathered around
group Of 3orvicc men to offer congratulations
it was noticeablc that many of the great crowd
were weeping as they chccrcd
May Everywhere through hout the nation
The doors Of churches have been open to
ccivc worshippcrs, with many unable to reach
the church Of their choicc praying where they
Stood a feeling OF reverence seemed to greet
tl.c news Of Germany surrender Many in the
~aat throng8 were heard to say the battle is
orly half won
: May7 With The news Of Nazicom collapse
The tempo Of the war in the Pacific was stepped
' up, with great fleets Of the air ranging far
: and wide over the land Of the Rising Sun. On
the ground great American force Of Marines
" and infantry stood before the capital city Of
r Naha on Oknawa, prepared to administer the
coup dc grace to the approximately 10000
), Jap defenders Of the city.
ImcdiatcI, following o the uncond-
oi Military
f conditions existing Germany
held by the Naz terrific
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-07
WithWeepingHearts
We COnsecrate his
yToAlmightyGod

u.crippac d hrb Hp !nr0hda Of oEhnI hon%f
fo d >necefn gr nn4 May Re The precursor ot uorid ha
Ecd Jt% jrdc ard A1o Supreme tbr Hcdt 4
Sieuf @c r9l engagement Hnrc Of b ant Tic bo> Of
nn uI rou hi hr dntN to successful conIn>on. MAY
bGr ii ,uoIn iyr abo barr brR rendered more
r , IL h tiI hl 2i5l7 la4r moh nnd b,urG abos to b,
Fl Ita,c end "&lrarnh Hl recognize, Hr tat/r
lttd ri cod dui Iyoh1hrrI II ni (,od Ills
,,I?t> ,I Hp,c ubo haze gtrn hr Tires, boL
Hr ta;rY h bGtcGd to their dut), d1i h sacrifices oi
ficc sho htr n.ad H sacrifice H ho"o 0t BIS or hT
nui} place of nf,, hmrni h2bf and trac Gtcalr c hu
hIh THEN That Ia doun bis life for BIS frnnh
let Ioo for al The srrt1c. O L"d nofru hrm
fL.r acd 2ir Irm u,rn2h II fl "opdcd and >nt
f,luc gilr ITEM Strength comorf f onci>, fourb them
nHh I, ri;I ni and let them kuou that tjon Hr
ion ~ Hlo Pd tr them. Amcn
REV. LEONARD a. REGAIN.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-07
Pastor of ST. JojnN ami
ST. Edm0nd> r. {. CbmCbr>

ar!rc uHh Prc,Ifrnf that We D pM end
ii,rs. II HH rU% otHHd ujtrin& 10 hf bot ct iNmr
end atpd d o iarH to (od, u5o dlon HDfNd"d
fd.4%>
WHb %raHHd 10 God That The fighting doH "nd fA1H /"
r it>h, learned ucH bou 10 f2b Nou
hlfn hn i" ird d@d r'ic Let m IH) that the W"N "M
ttotc cInd ire ak of restoring odrlp mn1I
ci, tHa%N fbrnom Enr0Pr Of finding dHd dtc
ood onu, number Of bunS) people; Of restoring people /"
ri boDr> 2iin& ~ If and uniting their families; Of doing
al qnikIl and HrH that cbaofjc fear uM not bare time to
nudrDnuc farfhr nnIubbp continent.
bral Hnnf The Allies uH find qniCkI,
mc the poison that for years has dccbd Euob Hood fear
and hrrro is bnsicN We mnI Hry job
Ion2 akc We Iook Francisco uHb confidence
Men t COED viii forging adequate tramuok or better
uorId
REV. JOHN DCFiANT
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-07
EUROPEAN PHASE OF
WAR ENDS AS C RUI All
NATION C0LLAPSE$
N @ 7 ice !!

a limited number
Of copies OF the
p q 9 c containing
names OF our ser-
vice men who have
lost their lives
and The page con
tanning namc1 0i
men and women
serving from Mi
ford, VIII be print
ccl.
They may b. bad
free Of charge by
calling at tins Of
fec.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-09-07
NOTICE

CON TRAIT Il
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Supervisors of Jackson
County, Mississippi, will receive Seal
ed Proposals until 1000 AM, Sep
tember 18th. I945. for furnishing of
all labor, material, etc. for the build
ing of Fill at McGregor Bridge on
road leading from Vancleave norther-
~ to River Road in District No. 5,
Jackson County. Mississippi, in ac-
cordance with plans n specifica-
lions on file in the office of the
Clerk of the Chancery Court of said
County.
Contractor will be required TO fur
nish Bond in the manner provided
by law.
The Board reserves the right to re-
jeet any and all bids or to waive any
i~nformality in any bid.
This the 14th day of August. I945.
x. w. BURNHAM, President.
FRED TAYLOR. Clerk.
24-4t 8-17 B-24 R-3f 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-09-07
Officers Subdue
Man With Blow
Following Frocus

Officers c. G. Groves and Ray
mond Broadus this week ar
rested Otis Williamson, of 14l3
l4th street, and after a fracas in
which Williamson was subdued
by force he was jailed and later
lined $50 in city court on charges
of being drunk, disturbing the
peace, and resisting arrest. He
was additionally sentenced to 80
days on the county road. but the
time was suspended on condi-
lion Of good behavior.
The Officers said Williamson
was creating a disturbance in
the neighborhood when they ar
rived to arrest him, he scuffed
with them and had to be subdued
by a blow from a blackjack,
which caused a cut REBUILDING two
stitches.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-09-07

SCHWINN delivery bicycle. boys
leather jacket. size IA, Gold Cross
black suede oxfords. size 8 l-2 AA.
All good condition. Goa 9th 81.
10 Itp OF
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-09-07
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SPECIAL. ELEcr1oN

NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
TO: THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF
THE CITY OF PASCAGouLA. MIS-
Notice is hereby given that in ac-
cordance with the provisions of the
avs of h State of Mississippi. as set
forth in Division 81. Sections 1888 and
loS5, butfr inclusive OF sha Mississippi
Code of 1912 and the amendments
hereto, that an election will be held
on the nth day of September, 1945,
within legal hours. in the manner
provided by law for the purpose of
submitting to the qualified electors
of the City of ~Pascagoula, the cues
ton of whether or not Ordinance No.
81. l945, of said City. shall be APP
proved, ratified. and become opera
tive. The said ORDINANCE authorizes
the Board of Mayor and Councilmen
of the City of Pascagoula, Mississippi,
to levy a one mill tax upon each dol
lar of valuation upon the assessment
rolls of the City of Pascagoula. Mis-
sissippi, for the fiscal year beginning
october l. 1945. and ending Septem-
Der 80. 1916. and for Zach fiscal year
thereafter, for sanitation and gar
bage purposes. At such election all
qualified electors of the City of Pas
cagoula are to vote at the polling
places in their respective precincts
as now fixed by Ordinance of the City
of P~ascagoula. This notice is given
in pursuance of a resolution adopted
by the Board of Mayor and Council
men of the City of ~Pascagoula. at a
regular meeting held upon August 3,
1915.
Witness the signatures of the Board
of Mayor and Councilmen of the City
of Pascagoula. Mississippi, on this
the Bird day of August. 1945.
(SEALl
]. r. WATTS, Mayor.
l.. G. BECKHAM,
V. p. DEJEAN.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-09-07
LEGAL NOTICES
"a

TO THE TAX PAYERS OF THE
CITY OF PASCAGOULA. MISSIS-
SIPPI, AND PARTIES IN INTER
EST:
You will take notice that the as
sessments of Personal property on the
Assessment Roll of the City of Pas
cagoula. Mississippi, for the year 1945
n the Real Assessment Roll of
the said City of Pascagoula for the
changed. revised and corrected by
this Board so as 10 comply with the
laws of the State of Mississippi and
the Ordinances of the City of Pasca-
goula. Mississippi. and the said re-
vised. corrected and equalized rolls
have been approved and are nos
open for examination and inspection
and that a meeting of the Board OF
Mayor and Councilmen will be held
on the 18th day of September. l945 at
three O'Clock p M. Central War Time.
at the CITY Hall, the regular meeting
place of this Board. for the purpose
of hearing and considering any OBJ
sections made to any assessment as
appear on the said rolls.
And notice is further given that any
objections to any assessments con
tanned In the said revised rolls OF
Personal or Real Property must be
made in writing and filed with the
Clerk Of this Board at the time of the
said meeting at his office in the Citv
Hall in the City of ~Pascagoula: anc
any and all assessments to which nr
objection is then and there made viii
be made final.
This the eth day of September
1945.
BOARD OF MAYOR AND CONN.
CILMEN OF THE CITY OF PAS
By
(SEALl
PASCAGOULA, MISSISSIPPI.
v. p. DEJEAN, CLERK
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
TO; THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF
THE CITY OF PASCAGOULA. MIS-
SISSIPPI:
Notice is hereby given that IN ac-
cordance with the provisions of the
laws of the State of Mississippi, as
set forth in Division 81, Sections 1888
and 1925, both inclusive of the Mis-
sissippi Code of 1912 and the amend
ments thereto. that an election will
be held on the 18th day of Septem-
Der. l945, within legal hours, in the
provided by law for the pur-
pose of submitting to the qualified
electors of the City of Pascagoula,
the question of whether or not Ordi-
nance No. 20. l945. of said City, shall
be approved. ratified. and become OPP
erative. The said Ordinance author
izs the Board of Mayor n Council
men of the City of Pascagoula, Mis-
sissippi, to levy a one mill tax upon
each dollar of valuation upon the as
sessment rolls of the City of Pasca-
scaia, mississippi, for the fiscal year
beginning October /, 1945, and ending
upon September 30, 1916. and for each
fiscal year thereafter. for ~recreational
purposes. At such election all Quali-
fled electors of the City of Pascagou-
la are to vote at the polling places in
their respective precincts as now
fixed by Ordinance of the City of
P~ascagoula. This notice is given in
pursuance of a resolution adopted by
the Board of Mayor and Councilmen
of the City of ~Pascagoula, at a regu-
lar meeting held upon August 3,
1915.
Witness the signatures of the Boa d
of Mayor and Councilmen of the CT y
OF P~ascagoula, Mississippi on this the
3rd day of August. 1915.
(SEAL)
J. r. WATTS. Mayor.
l.. G.. BECKHAM,
". p. DEJEAN,
CounciImap -
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Austrilia has a section like
the u. S. District of Columbia
the federal government area of
Canberra.
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The first plants for the exclu-
sive manufacture Of rayon in the
United States began operation in
1917