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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-19
Adell lnspects
Naval Hospital

Capt. c. c. Adell, USN, COM
handing officer of the Key West
Naval Base, yesterday inspect
ed the buildings and grounds of
the u. S. Naval Hospital and
today inspected the personnel of
the hospital. He was accom-
panied by Capt. o. A. Smith,
USN. medical officer in COM
mand of the hospital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-19
StaHParty Only

The staff of Naval Hospital
will hold a party December rs
at the American Legion Homs
on Stock Island. The party will
be only for the staff. No other
Naval personnel is invited. as
was stated last night in The
Citizen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-19
LII[ZIIIII
1900 ChiltIren
To attend Party
At Bnyvie,o Park


More than 1000 children
are expected to attend the
Christmas Tree party to be
held at BaYview Park TO-
morrow at 10 a. m.
Santa Claus will give each
Youngster candy. oranges.
cookies. The High School
Band will give a musical
program. for the occasion and
the schools Glee Club will
render a number of songs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-19
Property Sales

Mrs. Pauline P. Harrington
has sold her home on White
street, to Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
w. Zurborst, for $4,000, accord
ing to warranty deed filed
yesterday with Circuit Court
Ross c. Sawyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marks have
transferred property on Key
Largo to Mr.. and Mrs. 0. H.
Jones, for $1,100.
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Post Office To
Be Open Until 6
Pm. Saturday

Key West post office. us
uallY closed on Saturday af-
ternoon, will be open till s
p. M. tomorrow. Postmaster
Hollon r. Bervaldi said to-
day.
He added that the pre-
Christmas business at the
post office this year is far
in excess of what il was in
1916.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-19

ALLAN B. KLINE (above) or
Vinton. Iowa. is generally re-
garded as the man who will
succeed Edward A. O'Neal as
president of the American
Farm Bureau FEEDER alton which
opened its 29th annual conven
ton in Chicago Dec. IS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-19
NewDuval Street Lights Go On Tomorrow
Mayor Adams Will Officially
Turn On Electricity For
New 4OO-Watt Lamps

THIRTY-ON LIGHTS INSTALLED BY WORKMEN
In TIME FOR CHRISTMAS; GIVE 10 TIMES
ILLUMINATION PRESENT LIGHTS NOW GIVE;
COST PLACED AT $4,000 TO BUY, INSTALL
ThirtYone 4oowstt vapor lights which
been placed along Duval street from gulf will
on tomorrow promptly at by Mayor Maitland Adams
The simple will take place the City Electric
panys generating plant at Angela and Fort streets.
In making these today A.
of the City Electric
and their installation had cost the $4,000
1.-THE only thing the city will have pay the of the
electricity said Van DeuTsen he Is light
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Navy To Take Over
P0inciana Housing
Units On January |

REPORTED THAT AZ FAMILIES LIVING in 90
UNITS WILL HAVE TO VACATE
PREMISES
Capt Cecil C. AdelL USN commanding o Key
Naval
2l0 housing units n Poinciana Place
Although did
approximately AZ families will premises
Poincisna Place to make for Navy personnel.
The Navy moving special weapons school here
London shortly will
and coming Key a of men
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Key West, Florida, has the
most equable climate in the
country, with an average
range of only ID Fahrenheit
Evening star., 1947-10-25
Senate Group Studies
Whether u. ). Needs
Automatic War Laws
By J. A. O'Leory

The Senate War Investigating
Committee has taken under advise
ment today the question whether to
recommend that Congress pass laws
in peacetime for automatic mobiliza-
ton in the event of another war.
During three days of hearings
which ended late yesterday, Chair
man Brewster, Republican, of Maine
said the outstanding lesson to be
learned from the recent past is that
as World War II grew closer, it be-
came increasinly difficult to get pre-
paredness legislation passed.
The committee was told that pas
sage of mobilization laws when a
crisis is developing may be con-
strued as a belligerent act.
Under the Armed Services Merger
Act of this year a new Munitions
Board and a National Security Re-
sources Board are at work on the
blueprints for a complete mobiliza-
ton in any future emergency.
The question raised by the hear
ings was whether these blueprints
should be implemented now with
Legislation that would not take ef-
feet unless an emergency devel-
oped, or merely keep the blueprints
on a shelf for submission to Con-
gress when war is imminent.
Several of the witnesses warned
Evening star., 1947-10-25

New Zealand is helping many ex-
servicemen to settle on the land.
Evening star., 1947-10-25
Author Of 'Sta|ingrad'
Quits Soviet for Good
BY the As.oeioisd Press

MUNICH, Oct. Is. - Theodore
Plivier, internationally known left
wing writer, said yesterday he quit
life with the Russians and returned
to his native Germany in an effort
to work for world peace.
The author of the best seller
"Stalingrad" told reporters here in
a statement that he never would go
back to Russia, but he insisted he
was not anti-Soviet.
THE German people must under
stand that they cannot create an
independent and unified Germany
out of sharp contrast between the
big powers, but only out of the still
possible unanimity among those big
powers" Mr.. Plivier said.
Mr.. Plivier said he returned to
Western Germany recently because
he would rather work for peace or
this side of the curtain"
He insisted that he was not g
Communist and never had been a
party member. During his long
stay in Moscow. Mr.. Plivier worked
on propaganda for the Free German
Committee which was established
under Field Marshal Friedrich vor
Paulus after the Stalingrad debacle
Evening star., 1947-10-25
Cooley Favors Giving
Germany tobacco as
Result Of British Ban
By the Associated Press

American officials today looked
toward Germany's demand for
American cigarettes, as evidenced
by the notorious black market, as
offering a partial solution of the
problem created by Britain's ban on
tobacco imports from the United
States.
Representative Cooley, Democrat,
of North Carolina presented the idea
Of quick mass production of ciga-
rettes in Germany at conference
yesterday of agriculture and Army
officials with tobacco representatives.
They took it under advisement.
Mr.. Cooley also proposed under
writing purchases of American to-
bacco for foreign manufacture
through the Commodity Credit Corp.
This would move tobacco from
farms, keep it in storage and have
it aged and available for Britain
when her ban is lifted.
Surplus tobacco, he said, could be
shipped to Germany for idle tobacco
factories that can't be used for any
thing else.
Mr.. Cooley said this would have
to be a gift but it would have the
effect of helping put Germany on
a money standard, rather than to-
bacco, which he said, is priced more
than gold in that. country now.
Mr.. Cooley told a reporter that il
is important to rebuild the German
economy. He estimated that his plan
would permit the shipment of 50,-
100000 pounde of American tobac-
CO to German cigarette factories
within a week and more later.
This" he said, could kill the
black market in cigarettes in Ger
many, where cigarettes have almost
replaced money in value"
Because of occupation regulations
this program would have to be han
died by the Army. Mr.. Cooley said
it would be up to the Government
to provide the dollars to pay for the
tobacco.
Mr.. Cooley's program to under
write British purchases would not
involve a loan or gift to Britain. 1t
merely would permit the United
States to pay producers for tobacco
Evening star., 1947-10-25
'WCTU Asks Film Trade
To Elevate Moral Tone

The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union of the District, winding
up a two-day session yesterday al
Calvary Baptist Church, called fol
the motion picture industry to ele.
vate its standards with regard to sez
and drinking.
The organization adopted a reso.
luton saying that life in the Unltee
States is misrepresented to foreign
countries by today,s movies.
At earlier sessions, the group hae
reafirmed its stand for nationa
bans on liquor and on liquor adver.
tising in interstate commerce.
Evening star., 1947-10-25

the committee that if another war
occurs the United States probably
would not have the time it had in
1917 and 1941 to get ready.
Arthur M. Hill, who has just
taken Office as chairman of the new
Resources Board, told the committee
yesterday the United States must
have available definite and i'm
mediately workable plans for or
ganizing our entire government and
our entire national life on short no.
tice for war" He said everything
substantive which cannot be done
promptly after the outbreak of wal
must be in state of readintss ahead
of time.
New Zealand is helping many ex-
Evening star., 1947-10-25

they expected to sell to Britain be-
fore the import ban.
This tobacco then would be stored
and kept for future shipments to
England.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24
MonY Intere
In Commercial
Refresher Course

Numerous inquiries have been
received concerning the refresher
course in commercial subjects Of
fered by the vocational training
department of the Pascagoula
schools, it was stated this week.
II was also stated that il enough
applicants signified that they
could schedule the courses be-
tween the hours of 4 to 6 that
the state would bear the cost, but
II the courses are scheduled by
popular demand between the
hours of 7 to 9 individual students
would have to bear the expense.
Those who are interested in
these refresher courses are urged
to enroll so that a definite hour
might be set.
The proposed courses could in
clude tipping, shorthand, book
keeping, business English and al
lied subjects, E. A. Parker, di-
rector, indicated. :
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MARY REED CIRCLE MEETS
AT CHURCH

A meeting of the Mary Reed
Circle of the Woman's Society of
Christian Service of the First
Methodist church of Pascagoula
was held in the substory of the
church Monday at 2:30 p. m.
The devotional was led by Mrs,
T. c. Fullilove whose text was
from philippians" and who also
voiced the following prayer.
At the close of a short business
period conducted by Mrs. j. +.
Carver, the chairman, Mrs. c. A.
Carrier led a study taken from
the church magazines, THE Meth
odist Woman" and World Out
look" in which she was assist
ed by Mesdames S. F. Warden,
Motley Byrd, Paul Myers and La
mar Cochran.
This was followed by a group
discussion after which the meet
ing was dismissed with the So
ciety benediction.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24
Whistler CLUB

Mrs. Ralph Graef entertained
the Whistler Club in her home on
Thursday evening, October 10.
Pretty fen flowers were used
to decorate the rooms of the home.
Mrs. Jack Beatty received the
high score prize and Mrs. Dickie
Franklin the bingo prize.
Iced drinks and candy were
served during the games and a
delicious salad course with hot
tea after the games.
Those enjoying this pleasant
evening together were Mesdames
j. c. Avent, Roy Eller, Mary Nc
Collum, Dickie Franklin, Jack
Beatty, Misses Jean Nelson, Fran
ces Brooks and Virginia Lyons.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE

mo Atltt
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To O. W. benson, O., l.. benson ana
Mrs. q. l.. benson, Address Unknown
and any and all other persons having
or claiming any right, title or In.
terest In and 10 the below described
property
You are summoned TO appear before
the Chancery Court OF the County OF
Jackson In said state, on the Second
Monday of December A, D., tnf1, to dc.
fend suit No. 10, 1873 In said Court OF
JESSE W, THOMPSON. Wherein you
are a defendant, and wherein Com
plainant seeks confirmation OF title IN
and TO the Northwest quarter OF
Southeast Quarter Section 30 Town
ship 0 South. Range y West, jackson
County. Mississippi said property hav-
Ing been sold for delinquent taxes on
4 April. 1888 20 the State of Mississippi
for taxes for fiscal year 1881, and not
having been redeemed forfeited 70
state of Mississippi and was pur.
chased from State of Mississippi on
IS November, l046 on Forfeited Tax
Land Patent No. 5600a by complainant
herein ms fully set out In bill on file,
This 3 day of october A. d. ioAI,
FRED TAYLOR, Clerk,
Chaneery Court,
jackson County, Mississippi.
VERTIS q. RAMSAY, ID, G,
AZ 1910. n, "a, 81
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE

WV
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
To Joseph n Richmond. Robert L.
FlemmlnR, Carrie l.. Hazlett and
Walter Arbogant, II living, N dead,
their unknown heirs, and any and
ali other persons or parties having
or claiming any right, title or In.
terest In and 10 the below described
You are summoned to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court Of the Couns
Nv of jackson IN said State, on the
SECOND Monday OF December A, O4
iei7, to defend suit No i0,ibb IN said
Court of HENRY nREEcHEh. Wherein
YOU are a defendant. and wherein
Complainant seeks confirmation OF u.
tie In and TO the West half OF South
east Quarter IVA of SEN IN Section
81, Township 0 South, Range . West
havlng been soid for delinquent taxes
ON 4 April, 1888 10 the state of Mis-
Sissippi for taxes for fiscal year lh3a,
and not having been redeemed forfeit.
ed 10 the state OF MlnaiaAipN ana was
purchased from state of Mississippi on
~ September, ioi0 on Forfeited Tax
Land Patent No, scala by complainant
herein. said property was purchased
by defendants herein above listed
from Charles l., Snyder ~ shown by
deed recorded In hook ~ NJ page
AL Record OF Deeds jackson County,
Miss. ~ fully set out In bill on file,
This , day Of October A, ID, ieaT'
FRED TAYLOR, Clerk,
Chancery Court,
jackson County. Miasihrlppl.
VERTIS q RAMSAY, y, g,
AZ i0.iO. N. "a. II
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24

NOTICE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
EnlIkITV fNE IAEk GnN

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON F. .
WHEREAS. on the 18th day of May.
i947. JAMES JONES. JR. and HELEN
LOUISE JONES, executed and deliver.
ed to l.. X. Mcintosh, trustee, and
Lawrence Peyton, Beneficiary. a Deed
of Trust which was duly recorded IN
Deed of Trust Book 80 ut pages 26e-2IO
of the Record of Deeds of Trust OF
Jackson. Mississippi. and,
WHEisEAS, the Indebtedness securts
by said Deed of Trust has not been
paid and default mas been made In
the Deed of Trust and the Beneficiary
has requested the undersigned to fore
close the said Deed of Trust.
NOW, THEREFORE,, I, l.. X. Mein.
tosh. Trustee under The provision OF
and by virtue of authority conferred
upon me in said Deed OF Trust VIII
on Friday the i4th day of November,
i947 offer for sale and sell at public
auction for cash to the highest and
best bidder at the North front door OF
the jackson County Courthouse ut
Pascagoula, Mississippi during iegal
hours, the following described real es-
tate, to-wit:
That certain piece or parcel OF land
situated in Claim Section 10, Town.
ship Z South. Range Q West, In said
County and State. and described as
follows, to-wit:
Lot No. IL in Block &C" of The First
Addition TO the Triumph Church Sub
division.
Published and posted this the gath
l., k, MCINTOSH. Trustee
81 1924, 81, ll-7
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NON .REsIDENr NOTICE
No. 1918

NO lulOf
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
To Evelyn Hunt Conner, Apartment
1, ais Clay St, Marietta. Georgia, and
and any and all other persons hav-
ing or claiming any right title or
interest IN and 10 lands described
herein.
You are summoned 60 appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the County
OF jackson In snid State, on the Sec.
ond Monday of December A. D., lnlT,
10 defend suit No. i0,iHd IN said Court
OF HENRY nREECHER, Wherein you
are n defendant, and wherein Com.
plAlnant seeks confirmation of title IN
and TO the North oneshalf tNn OF
Lots No. |, No, 2, No, , and No, y
situated In Section 4, Township D
South. Range 0 West, Jackson coun.
~, Mississippi, said property having
been purchased by Defendant herein
from the State of Mississippi on Y De.
cember, 1888 on forfeited tax land pat
emit No. 23i43 which said patent con
veyed 20 defendant herein East one-
half of the Northeast Quarter See.
ton 4 Township . South, Range .
West as shown by patent recorded In
Hook 90 nj pages Ss7-34H Record OF
Deeds jackson County, Miss, as fully
set out I'm bill ON file.
This > day OF october A. d, ipaT,
FRED TAYLOR, Clerk,
ChMiccry Court,
Jackson County, Mississippi,
VERTIS a RAMSAY, ID, G.
AZ 1910. n, "a, III
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Letters of administration having
been granted on the ~ day of Sep.
tember. lg47. by the Chancery Court
OF jackson County. Mississippi TO the
undersigned upon the estate OF Ern-
hereby giveii 90 all persons having
claims against shc estate 20 have same
probatcd and registered by the Clerk
OF Court according 10 law within SIN
months from the date letters were
granted or they will be forever bar
red.
This the 20 day OF September, 1917.
FLOYD A. WAGES
AZ 1910. u. "a. 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24

September 20. lp47. and the same hay.
ing been read, discussed and conald.
cred section by section, paragraph by
paragraph and then a. a whole, " was
upon motion made by Councilman
Beckham duly seconded and adopted
by the following vote. to-wit.
Beckham. aye
DeJean, W.
Watts, aye INUf
AppHoNED9
(SEALl
By J. n. WATTS. Mayor
ATTEsTn
v p. peJEAN. Clerk
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
I, V. y, DoJean, Clerk OF tho CITY
OF paseaRoula, Mississippi, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoinE
Is a true and correct copy Of ordl.
nance No. iHsipa7, which Ordinance
was duly and regularly adopted by
the Board of Mayor and Councllmen AZ
Us regular meeting held IN Friday,
September 70, ipi7, as the same ap-
pears OF the winutes OF said meeting
Inv my custody,
Given under my hand and seal OF
office, this the 20 day Of september
ip47.
(SEALl
v. y, DeJEAN, Clerk,
City OF ~pascnaoulh, Mississippi,
~ t0sa. 10. N. "a. III
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NOTICE TO pIppERs

Sealed bids for the erection OF n
chain link metal woven wire fence
from South Magnolia "a South Fred.
eric Streets, will be received by the
Board of Mayor and Councilman of
the City of pascagoula until ) o'clock
y. NJ. on November 4. iatT, At the
city Hall. In the City OF paseaEoula.
Mississippi. at which time and place
they VIII be publicly opened and read
aloud.
The work Is to consist of 4g6 llneal
feet OF ehainsllnk galvanized wire
fence with metal posts firmly set IN
concrete, The fence IL to be Q feet
high with corner and end posts furn-
ished with necessary braces. There
shall also be included one I foot Walk
Gate and two sets double drive gates
providing u lee, openings each. with
necessary metal gate posts, braces and
metal fasteninEs for a complete unit,
An Is 20 be In accordance with spe
eifieatlons on file at the City Hall and
City Engineers office.
Bids must be submitted ON the blank
proposal forms furnished with the spe.
eifications and must be accompanied
by Cash, Cashiers Check. Certified
S sassI 10 Of no si Is.. s .sSn g. = az an ts s@S ,s,aI
amount bid. This bid security shall
be made payable to the City Of pasea-
roula, Mississippi. and will be forfeited
as liquidated damages, not penalty. by
any bidder who Is awarded the contract
and who fails to execute a contract and
furnish bond as provided for in the
proposal and within the specified
time.
No bid may be withdrawn after
the scheduled closing time for the re-
eeipt of bids for a period OF 10 DAYS.
The bidder is To furnish all mate
rails, labor and everything necessary
to furnish a complete n At the
points designated.
The owner reserves the right 20 re
teet any and all bids. aud to waive
informalities,
The contract vii be awarded to the
lowest and best responsible bidder
BY ORDER or THE HOARD OF
MAYOR AND COuNCILMEN OF THE
CITY or rASCAGouLA. MfsStSStp+
Pr
tSEALl
tSisnedl ] u. WATTS. Mayor
ATTEST.
'. T. DeJEAN. Clerk
- "a - - =
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NOTICE TO

The BOARD Of Supervisors If Jack
son County. Mississippi. Will receive
sealed proposals for the furnishing TO
Jackson County. Missislppis
One On Truck. e=ton Capacity 8 CYL
100 n. p. Engine. equipped with 2zzpeed
ed aNel auxiliary snrinss. reinforced
frame. vacuum brakes. ia II. wheel
base Cab and Chassis.
Sealed proposals % be filed With The
Clerk of hoard e Supervisors - pass
~eaaoula. Mississippi on or before t0No
o'clock A n. On the 3rd day at No
Vemreb. A. d Ia41.
The Board a Supervisors HsseHNez
The Flsht - HslesI any ms Al bids
ny ORDER o. THE BOARD o. ST
HEaVfSORS aIh October A >. IaHH
X v nURNHAM President
FRED TAYLOR Clerk
a l9-lo II. =. q
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Legal Notices
NoN-REsIpENr NOTICE
No. 10. Ill
n IN A~IGGIGCIpE

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To HAMPTON JAMES SMITH
Address Unknown
You are summoned to appear before
ths Chancery Court of the County OF
Jackson in said State. on the Second
Monday of December A, d., lg41, TO DE.
fend Suit No, l0,i7i in said Court OF
YOU are a defendant. and wherein
Complainant seeks a decree OF divorce
as fully set out in bin on file.
This 20 day of October A. D. l9aI'.
FRED TAYLOR, Clerk,
chancery Court.
Jackson County. Mississippi.
VERTIS G. RAMSAY, ID, G.
n 1924 n. f1-T
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NC. IL. ia.r

ORDINANCE NO. IL isf
An Ordinance ~auihortslna the Hoafd
Of Mayer and counollmen Of ne City
Of paseaaoula. Mississippi, 10 levr
on all taxable properly within the GER
porats limits of the City Of Pasca.
soaia Tor esmeissY Maintenance pus.
poses = tax net 10 exceed ens-halt
OF one min tor the fiscal year
beginning october I. lssT, n ending
September 80. lssa. and foF each fis,
cal year thereafter.
nF 1T ORDAINED RY THE BOARD
or MAYOR AND COuNCuLMEN OF
THE CITY or pASCAGouLA. MIS-.
SISSIppI To-WTTs
SECTION / That the board q MAY
or and Councilmen Of the CITY Of
~pascas0ula. Mississippi, be and u Is
hereby authorized 10 levy On all taxa.
BILE prupeHty. real and personal with.
In the corporate limits Of h CITY Of
pascaguuia for cemetery maintenance
purposes a AK not to exceed une
half Of enc mill cor the fiscal year
beginning October I, 1877 and ending
september - lsts and tef each o..
cal wear thereafter, the levy OF said
taxes shall he made at the same time
other taxes tor the City a f~aseskoula
are levied hN The Roard n Mayor and
CounelImen - the City Of fasEasoula
SECTION : he u further ordained
that tins ordinance shall take effect
and he ii fnfce from and after ~
passage. publication n approval hN
the quaiifled electors af the CITY 90
pascaHaaIa voting % a snegHAI eleeton
10 he called aaa held for sald purposes
The ahoNe and t~Cfegainz ordinance
having been introduced n writing
bv Councilman neIaan # thts 3 neEu
lar meafInk uf the Hoard e Mayor and
Counellmea 81 the CITY II fasea.
soula Mississippi hold unca FRIDAY,
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ApMiNfsrRAroH's NOTICE
TO CREDITORS

Letters of administration having been
issued to the undersigned upon this
day as Administrator of the Estate OF
u. W. Hehert, ST., Diseased, notice Il
hereby given TO oil persons, firms or
corporations holding claims against
aaid Estate TO present the nhnio 10
he clerk of the ChAnerry Court OF
jackson County, MiaeiAAippi within eiN
t0l months from this date for pro-
bate, registration and allowance oi
the same will be forever barred,
This 10th day of September, lntfi
n, w. HrnERr, JN,,
Administrator,
AZ f0.1 IA ~ "a