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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16

Talks Open
LMC Clinic

A near capacity crowd OF
union stewards and plant
supervision turned out on
Wednesday night of this week
to attend the first of a series
of L-M-C educational committee
programs dealing with grievance
procedure at the Toledo Public
Library auditorium.
Members of the panel discuss
ing the subject Grievance Pro
cedure" included Jules D. Lipp-
man, president, Textileather Cor
poration and Joseph Tillman,
President, Unitcast Corp, repre-
senting management and Rich.
ard Gosser, UAW-CIO, regional
director and Franz Berlacher
business agent for the Teamsters
Union.AFL for labor.
In the opening remarks prior
to question and answer period
participated in by the panel
members and a aud e n e, Mr.
Lippman stressed the impor
tance of maintaining g 6
human relations in plant opera
ton.
Stresses Human Side
Throughout his talk, Mr.. Lipp
man stressed the human side OF
production saying, without
good human relations, you just
can't have a good product-good
production-or a sound opera
ton. / think when you treat a
worker just as another number
and not a person, you are ere
ating an intangible obstacle that
sooner or later will be reflected
in your product.
Mr.. Gosser discus ssed the
sacred character of union con
tracts and stressed the voluntary
nature of the acknowledgement
Citizens Committee setup and
procedure. Turning to plant dis
putes he said, "99 per cent Of the
disputes which 0cSGr ii. lie
plant can be ironed out over the
conference table"
Also emphasized by the UAW
leader was the Importance of
handling grievances to the salts
faction of the aggrieved en-
ploye. IF the employe has a
real grievance settle it promptly
to his entire satisfaction. If he
doesn't have a real grievance,
tell him in a nice way that he
does not have any complaint
under the contract"
Give And Take
Concluding his remarks on
grievance procedure, Mr.. Gosser
spoke of the future of the LMC
by saying, "the only way that
the L.M.C Committee can live is
as long as each group respects
the others rights and the give
and take that goes with it."
Mr.. Berlacher expressed his
with arbitration, but
Continued on Page 2
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16

Morse Dhandt:: Even if the
bills are passed, the union
should still go on strike when
ever necessary. If they take
away the closed shop there will
be a lot of slackers and we will
have to work with them. The
unions should fight these bills
like He'll to keep from being
destroyed. If the unions are
knocked out, we the workers
are going to be screwed up
again and maybe worse than
they were before we got a
union.
Fred BIakeney: We should
stick together 100 per cent and
follow the lead of our union to
knock out the bill. l think we
will have a defense against such
laws if they are passed, but l
hope they will not be passed at
this time.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16
Education

Everybody gets excited
when the word education
is mentioned. You are ad.
vised now that no body
wants to educate you unless
you want to be educated.
But, if you want to find out
a lot about what the labor
movement is all about, we
urge you to read the edi.
torial page of the JOUR.
NAL every week. It isn't
educational, it's just the
opinions of a few people.
Read it and find out how
lively education comment
can be. Turn now to page
4 and read it completely.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16

mittee were Reps. Fred A. Hart
ley, Gerald w. Lands (R.-IndO, +,
Clare E. Hoffman (R.-Mich.), +,
John Lesinski (D.-Mich.) and
Graham Barden (D.-N. c..
Passed despite the substitute
measure which had been offered
Continued on Page 2
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16

the Local IL
band in 1889
and directed it
until last year
will b e gi n
0 r G anization.
of a juvenile
b a n d. t h e
date of the
first meeting
will be an
n o u n c e d by
the director in
the n e ar fu-
ture.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16

Bernard Lehmann: My idea
is to fight to keep them from
passing those laws. If they do
pass, we will be working like
slaves again, having somebody
breathing down the back of
your neck. l don't think that
the unions will take such laws
lying down. I hope that some
thing is done TO knock out these
bills, but if they pass l think
that we can stick together the
same as we have stuck on the
past on the picket lines.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16
Murray 10 Speak

WASHINGTON GPA
-CIO President Philip
Murray will go on the air
over the NBC network Fri
day night, May Is, for a
15-minute presentation of
the CLOS opposition to
pending labor legislation.
The speeach will be heard
over NBC stations at 10 As
eastern daylight saving
time.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16

more than a tWo-thlrdS ma
jority.
Members of the conference
committee are Senators Robert
A. Taft, Joseph H. Ball, r.
Mimi Irving NJ. Ives, CR.-N.
", James E. Murray 3D.
Mont.) and Allen J. Ellender
(D.-La).
Named to represent the
House on the Conference Com
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16
IA " Conference
Condemns Labor
LnlUs and Prices
Key Resolution Calls For
Increased Union Solidarity

DEFIANCE May Calling for increased labor soli-
dary in the political fight against antabor legislation
and strong criticism of the price and wage structure
the principal ingredients of the spring conference of Re
gon 2-B United Auto Workers-CIO held here today
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16
BigIndustry
1919 Cut In Prices
Little Hope Held Out
For Lowering OF Costs

WASHINGTON May IA GPA)-Prces both at whole
sale and retail levels seemed to have reached plateau,
despite the demands of labor consumer and administration
economists that prices be cut to fit consumers incomes
u S. Steep Corp stockholders told their annual
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16
lnquijri.ng
Reporter

Members of the Laclede-
Christy Unit of Local IL,
UAW-CIO were asked the
question this week: What
should labor do about the
Taft Hartley labor bills and
the Van AIKEN bill?
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16
Broderick Named
TO Direct Bond

Carmen Broderick, willy s.
Overland Unit, was named band
director at the Local II UAW-
CEC meeting of Mays
Mr.. Broderick who organized
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16
Champion Gives
To Summer Camp
New Donations Bring Fund
Drive Over $1,000 Mark

Local lbs Chdrens Summer Camp fund drive reached
$7467 this week when of its larger Units Champion
Spark Plug through with gift of $1000 it
nounced today by Howard Rediger fund drive director
large number of smaller individual gifts also
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16

Fred Blakeney Leo ]. Belly
Leo j. Belly: One thing they
should do is to throw out the
guys who vote for such bills.
We could call a general strike
and only maintain utilities and
essential services on an emer-
gency basis until they would re-
peal such drastic law. / my
self wouldn't care to see a gen
eral strike and for that reason
hope that the bill either will not
pass or that President Truman
will veto it.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16

ASK Senators to
force e arly vote
and pass. Ask Con-
gresnen to S e e k
Banking c o m IN.
hearings soon.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16
Keep Your Eye On Congress
ACTION

write e Pres. Tru-
man to veto any
anti-union bill Ask
Congressman to up
hold such a veto.
Wire Senators to
vote against Taft
bill. w rite Pres.
Truman to v to
any anti-union bill.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16

Write Pres. Tru-
man to veto this
w e a k e n / n g of
Wage-Hour Act.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16

Ask Senators, Con-
gresnen 10 support
as is" contiuatlon
of rent control.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16
WHERE 1T IS
Passed by House.

S e n 8 I e d e b a te
started A pril %.
Vote probable this
week.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16

Write, wire your
Senators to restore
cuts: also Write to
Sen. Bridges (R N
HI, c o m m / t I c e
chairman.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16

Write your Sena-
tors to suppo r {.
Write c o m m
Chrmn. Revercomb
(R., w. Va for
action
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16

ddress all Representatives
all Senators at office Building,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16

Ask Senators and
Chrn1n. Millikin to
pass only a tax bill
placing h e q v / e r
burden on big in
comes,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-03
CASNIKARSKA POROCILA
SO ZMESANA, PRAVI
DELEGAT

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, 1. ju-
lija-Avstralski delegat, Will
liam R. Hodgson, XII je clan po-
verjenistva Zdruzenih narodov
"a kontrolo atomske energije je
izjavil, da casnikarji pri Zdru-
zenih narodih MISC. .sposobni, da
bi podajali resnicna porocila O
atomskih debatah.
Njegove pritozbe SO sledile, ko
je ruski delegat, Dimitri V. Sko-
belcin, protestiral proti naslo-
viii newyorskih casopisih. Sko-
belcin je izjavil, da popolnoma
razume, zakaj so casnikarji gle
de, atomskih debat zmesani, ko
sani delegati veckrat ne vedo,
kaj govorijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-03

cali slisis?' je powell; "rav-.
maj Sc. po tenn. Mislim resno."
Zgrabil je njen stol "a opri-
me, da je zacutila, kako Sc pod
MO trese. Ali jo bo udaril s,
pestmi v obraz, ma katerem je
Sc ohranila smehljaj? Toda sa-
mo v oci mu je blisnil izraz, XII
ga nj ,mogla prav razbrati.
"Torej," je rekel, "zdaj ves!"
in je tezko stopil proti vratom.
Tisti hip, ko je izginil, je pla-
Mia ma noge: da, res je malo-
pridna zenska! zenska, XII je ma
koncu svojih moci. zenska, XII
sovrazi, namestu da hi ljubila.
zenska v jeci! Malopridna zen
ska! Torej bi bilo mucenistvo
"a vero vanjo, XII jo je on ze IL
gubil, samo blaznost. Ako Sc
mu zdi malopridna in lazniva,
nj vec vzroka, da bi Sc delala
drugacno. Mic vec ne DO, kakor
pole stara pesem: "sedela in je-
Gala in praprot, praprot pulila.'
Mic vec ne mara stradati ljubez-
nj, da hi il noci minevale v tre-
petu in bolecini, kakor j je zad-
MIA noe, in v strasti, XII je ne
SINE utesiti!
In ko Sc je oblaeila, Sc je Gu
dila, zakaj nj videti utrujena.
LIE urno ven! In neutegoma
ljubcku glas, maj prihiti k Mi,
dokler je varno - da mu lahko
pove, da hoce il jece k MENU!
Brzojavila mu DO, maj pride Sc
nocoj colnom nasproti velike-
mu topolu. Ona bi morala sicer
S teto in stricem v zupnisce ma
vecerjo, toda zadnjo minute Sc
bo naredila, kot da jo glava bo-
Ii. Kadar bosta Ercotta ze od-
sla, DO smuknila IL hise, potem
pa bosta veslala k gozdu in bo-
sta dive srecni uri skupaj. Era
ven pa 81 morata zasnovati ja-
sen nacrt zakaj jutri zacne-
ia skupno zivljenje. Toda ne BIZ
10 bi varno, poslati to sporoci-
10 il vasi; doll mora in cez most
ma posto ma drugi strani, kjer
je ne poznajo. Pred zajtrkom je
zdaj ze prekasno. Bolje pozne-
je, ko sc lahko izmuzne, ker bo
zatrdno vedela, da je MEN moz
re stran. Ia brzojavko Sc vedno
ne bo prepozno - Lehman ne
gre nikdar cd donna pred opol-
dansko posto, XII prinasa njena
pisma.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-03

All ste aaro6nik "Enakoprav-
nostg" Ce ste, ali so VaS prijo-
telji IN sssanci? "Emakoprav-
most" je potrebna vsaki dru$ini
sdrddi U0Saih Uesti IN VedaO ak
tuolnih Clankov! Strife "EnaEo-
pT0vnOSt!!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-03
(Nadazjevamje)
Sc demn ajsto poglavje

\SV~t~IJ0O~HJO/
Sedemnajsto poglavje
Ne da bi izpregovorila emo sa'
mo besedo, sta sla med lovorikc
in dobrovitino do brega; nate
je on zavil ma desno in Sci oh re-
XII mimo golobljaka k tisam
Tam Sc je v crni temi tega list
ia ustavil. Mi Sc je zdelo stra'
hotno tho; da Sc je vsaj gani.
la najrahlejsa sapica, da je trs'
je ma vodi lahko, lahno zasume.
10, da Sc je oglasil vsaj en- pti.
eek; a mic nj, prav mic - same
njegovo dihanje, globoko, nee.
nakomerno, trepetajoce. Cemu
jo je pripeljal sem? Da bi j po-
kazal, kako je vsa njegova :
Ali sploh ne bo govoril, ali j
sploh ne DO povedal, kar Sc j
je namenil povedati? Da sc je
lie ne bi dotaknil!
Nato sc je premakpil, in od-
krhnjen kamen je pljusnil v vo-
do. Nehote je malo odprla usta'
Kako crna je reka! Toda pocasi
je liza temacnega obrisa veli-
kanskega >topola ma mracnem
drugem bregu kradoma pritre-
petal pramen svetlobe - me-
sec; zdaj je zagledala, kako Sc
je dvigal njegov rob kakor no
vec il debelega zlata. Memo ST.
ce je vzkipelo proti tisti topli
luci. Vsaj eden prijazen prebi-
valec te temine.
Nenadoma je zacutila "a pa
som njegove roke. Nj Sc ganila,
preburno il je bilo srce; a ne
kaka molitev j je vzplapolala
IL MEGA ma ustnice. Kaksna dr.
getajoca sila v prijemu teh tez-
kin rok!
Glas mu je bill jake raskav
lin tuj: "Oliva, tako ne more iti
dale. JAZZ trpim! Moi Bog, ka-
ko trpim!
Presunilo jo je in nekako
presenetilo. On trpi! Ona 81 lah-
ko zeli, da hi bill mrtev, noce pa,
da bi trpel - Bog We, da ne!
In vendar - uklenjena v te ro-
zal mi je!"
ke nj mogla reci: "Oprosti -
Izvil Sc mu je glas - skoraj
stok, in zgrudil Sc je ma kolena.
Ker jo je Sc vedno krcevito dr.
zal, je skusala odriniti cd svoje-
ga pasu njegovo cello; bilo mu
je razbeljeno; in slisala je, ka-
ko je mrmral: "Usmili Sc! Sa-
mo malo me ljubi!" Toda cd
prijema njegovih rok, XII 50 ne
prestano drsale po tenki svili
njene obleke, j je prislo slabo.
Hotela Sc je izviti, pa Sc nj mo-
gla; stala je zopet mirno in ma
zadnje je nasla besedo.
''Usmilim maj Sc! Ali Sc mo-
rem k ljubezni prisiliti? Nihce
sc Sc nj mogel, odkar svet stoji.
Vstani, prosim te. Izpusti me!''
Toda potegnil jo je k sebi
doll, prisilil jo je, da je morala
poklekniti ma travo obrazom
tik njegovega lica. Zamolklo je-
canje mu je prihajalo il grla.
Bio je strasansko - tako stra-
sansko! In prosil jo je in pro-
sill, besede SO sc mu mesale,. nj
il gledal v obraz. Zdelo Sc j je,
kakor da ne DO nikoli konca, da
sc nikoli ne osvobodi il tega
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-03
priiema, da ne more vec ui'


prijema, da ne more vec uiti
temu jecljajocemu, sepetajoce.
mu glasu. Instinktivno je stala
eisto nepremicno zaprtimi oc-
mi. Nato je zacutila prvic ia
veeer njegov pogled ma svojem
obrazu, in zjasnilo Sc j je, da
81 je nj upal pogledati, dokler
nj zaprla oci, ker Sc je bal cita-
ii, kar je bilo v Min zapisano.
zaprosila je:
"Prosim te, izpusti me. Zdi
sc mi, da bonn omedlela."
Razrahljal je trdi prijem
zgrudila Sc je in oblezala ne
gibno ma travi. Po TAXI skrajni
tisini, da skoraj nj vedela, ali
je on Sc tam ali ga nj, je zacu-
tia njegovo vroco roko ma svo-
j goi rami. Ali sc bo vse spet
iznova zacelo? Zgrozila sc je Sc
nizje k tlom in tin stok sc il
je izvil. Iznenada jo je izpustil,
in ko Sc je naposled ozrla kvis-
ku, ga nj bilo vec.
Trepetaje je vstala in Sc ma
glo umaknila izpod tbs. Posku-
sala je misliti, poskusala natan-
ko pojmiti, kaj obeta to Mi, ME-
mu, njenemu ljubcku. A nj mo-
gla. Preko njenih misli sc je
zgrnila ista brezdiha tema, ka-
krsna je lezala mad to nocjo.
All, ali noci je dana vsaj ia ble-
do zlata mesecina, njej pa mic,
niti najmanjsi zarek; prav tako
lahko bi poskusila prodreti pod
temno povrsino te vode!
Potegnlla 81 Je z rokami pre-
ko obraza, las in obleke. Kako
dolgo je to trajalo? Kako dolgo
sta bila tn zunaj? In pocasi Sc
je zacela pomikati proti hisi.
Hvala Bogu! Nj Sc uklonila
strahu ali udala usmilieniu, nj
lagala, nj hlinila ljubezni in il
dala svojega srca. To edino bi
bilo njenemu spominu neznosno.
Dolgo je stala in zrla v tia, ka-
kor da isce bodocnosti ma svo-
jih temnih cvetnih gredicah; ma
to sc je vzravnala in hitela V
hiso. Nikogar nj bio ma veran-
di, nikogar v salonu. Pogledala
je ma uro. Blizu enajstih. Po-
zvonila je sluzkinji, da maj po-
zapre okna, in sc ukrala v svo-
| jo sobo. Ali je njen MOI odsel,
kakor je prisel? Ali bo morala
takoj zopet stopiti pred to gro
20, XII je ne neha vec tresti, gro
20 pred nocjo, ko je on blizu?
Sklenila je, da ne pojde v po-
steljo, potegnila 81 je k oknu le-
zalnik, Sc zavila v plasc in le-
gla vznak.
Cvetlico svoje obleke, XII Sc
tiste temne minute ma travi ka-
kor po cudezu nj zmeckala, je
della v vodo in jo postavila IRA
ven sebe ma okno - Markovo
najljubso cvetlico, kakor il je
nekoc povedal; zato da hi ohra-
Mia vso svojo svezost, duh in
barvo spominom mani.
Cudno, da nj vse svoje zivlje-
ME, kolikor je tudi videla obra-
zov in spoznala ljudi, nobenega
| ljubila, dokler nj naletela ma
Lennana! Bila je cello prever-
jena, da nadnjo ne pride nikoli
ljubezen; tudi j nj bio do te-
ga - vsaj bogvekako. ne; mi
slila je, da bo brez ME dosti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-03

DO zanj vec tako lepa, da hi gle
dal "a njo, a to v njenem srcu
Sc ne more izpremeniti. Tega 81
je bila v svesti. Bio je, kot da
il nekaj govori:> To je "a veko-
maj, preko zivljenja, preko
smrti, to je "a vekomaj! On bo
prah, in tt bos prah, a vajina
ljubezen DO zivela! Kjerkoli -
po gozdovih, med cvetlicami ali
spodaj " temni vodi bo plavala
kakor duh! Samo zaradi ME sta
zivela! :. Nato je zapazila,
da j je sela ma plasc tik vratu
drobna, srebrnokrila stvarca
VISA drugaena nego vsaka druga
vesca, kar jih je kedaj videla
Bio je kakor bi spala, tako nez.
ma in trudna, ko je prisla il ii.
he noci, ker je nemara mislila
da je njena belina luc. Kak me.
del spomin je obujala - mani,
ma nekaj, kar je naredil on -
v temi, v noci, kakrsna je ta
All da, tisti vecer po izletu v
Gorbio, tista mala 4ovka ma
njenem kolenu! Dotaknil sc je
je, ko j je vel S kofena tisto
ljubko, bledo stvarco zamet-
mimi ocmi!
Sklonila sc je ven ma zrak.
Kaksna noe! Meme zvezde 50
sc skrivale v enakomernem tez-
KEN, toplem ozracju; njena ma
la, okrogla, zlata luna :je bila
neprozorna! Noe kot crn mace
hin cvet drobnim, zlatim ST.
Gem. In vsa tina! Zakaj cd DIRE
yes, XII ponoci toliko sepetajo,
SO bile cello trepetlike brez gla-
su. Negibni zrak il je sanjavo
oblival lica. Toda v vsej tisini -
kaksno custvo, kakSna strast -
kakor v njenem srcu! Ali ne
more MEGA potegniti k sebi il
tistih gozdov, il te v temi bles-
kotne reke, il cvetlic in dreves
in strastne ubranosti tega neba
- ga potegniti k sebi, tn caka-
joel, da ne bi bila vec to kopr-
nece bite, temvec spojena Z
MIN in z nocjo! In spustila 81
je glavo ma roke.
Vso noe je ostala tam pr
oknu. Vcasih je dremala ma sto-
lu, enkrat je planila iz spanja,
ker Sc j je zdelo, da Sc sklanja
ceznjo njen mez. Alisje bil~tu
in Sc je splazil proc? In napocil
je svit, rosno siv, zastrt in "a
misljen, otkan okoli vsakega cr-
mega drevesa, okoli belega 60
lobnjaka in padajoc ma reko ka-
kor tancica. In pticje gostolje-
ME Sc je dramilo med listjem,
XII ga Sc nj bilo razlociti.
Tedaj je zaspala.
Osemnajsto poglavje
Ko Sc je re o belem dnevu
smehljaje vzbudila, je stal Cra-
mier poleg njenega stola. Obraz
YES mrk in grenak, mu je bill "a
ripel cd slime utrujenosti.
''Lejno! " je dejal; "takole
spati ne skodi tvojim sanjam.
Ne boz Sc, da tt jih bonn JAZZ mo-
til. Zdaj Sc vrnem v London. -
Kakor splasane ptica sc nj
ganila in je strmela v njegov
hrbet, ko je slonel ma oknu, do
kler Sc nj obrnil zopet k Mi in
dejal:
cali to 81 zapomni: cesar ne
morem imeti JAZZ, ne SINE imeti
nobeden drugi! Razumes? No
beden drugi!" In sklonil Sc je
tik do ME ter ,ponovil: "Razu-
mes - ii malopridna zenska!''
stiri leta je studom prena-
sala njegov dotik; dolg napor,
da bi premagala ia stud! In ma
10 pridna zenska! Pa &c jo ubi-
je, mu zdaj ne odgovori!
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

I, G.. II. Marlborough. Substitute
Trustee under the provisions of and
by virtue of the authority conferred
upon me in a deed of trust executed
| by Hattie Thomas Riley and her
husband, Arthur Riley, to Amanda
| Hanson, dated November %, 1916 to
| secure a certain indebtedness to the
| said Amanda Hanson and which said
deed of trust is of record in Trust
Deed Book SIS, Page 473, in the
Chancery Clerks office in Holmes
County, Mississippi; and default hav-
ing been made in the payment
thereof and I having been requested
by the owner and holder thereof to
foreclose the same, I will on Mon
dav, the goth day of December, 1947,
offer for sale and will sell at public
auction for cash to the highest and
best bidder at the South front door
of the Holmes County Courthouse
in Lexington, Mississippi, during le-
gal hours, the following described
real estate situated in Holmes Coun-
ty, mississippi, to-wit:
Eh of the NEA, Section 80,
Township II North, Range 2
East, and containing 80 acres
more or less.
My appointment as such Substi-
tute Trustee was made and actually
spread upon the records in M. d. T.
Book IL, Page 468, before the first
publication Or the posting of this
notice of sale.
Title believed to be good but I
will convey only such title as is
vested in me as such Substitute
Trustee.
This December 1, 1947.
G.. H. McMORROUGH, Substi-
tute Trustee. 33-4tnp
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

], G.. H. Marlborough, Trustee,
under the provisions of and by vir-
tue of the authority conferred upon
me in a deed of trust executed by
Cleveland Bailey to Sessions Povall,
dated November 20, 1910, to secure
a certain Indebtedness therein de-
scribed to the said Sessions Povall
and which said deed of trust is Of
record in Trust Deed Book SIS, Page
800, records of the Chancery Clerks
office of Holmes County, Mississippi;
and default having been made in the
payment thereof and ! having been
requested by the owner and holder
thereof to foreclose the same, | will
on Saturday, the 9th day of Deem
Der, 1947, offer for sale and will sell
at public auction for cash to the
highest and best bidder at the South
front door of the Holmes County
Courthouse in Lexington, Mississip-
pi during legal hours, the following
described real estate situated in Hol-
mes County, Mississippi, to-wit:
All that part OF the Wa OF
NEA Section 80, lying North of
Bophumpa Creek, and contain
ing ALSO acres more or less, and
the VIZ of SEA Section 20, and
IL acres off the East side Of E12
of SWA, Section 20, and ii
acres off East side of E12 of
NWA Section 80. and IL acres
off South end of We of NEA
Section 30, lying South of
Emory public road. and 3 acres
off East end of that part of the
Ek of NWA Section 20 lying
South of Emory public road, all
in Township 16 North, Range 3
East, aggregating 164.50 acres
more or less. This deed Of trust
and sale subject to deed of trust
in favor of Federal Land Bank
of New Orleans, Louisiana, on
said lands.
Title believed to be good but l
viii convey only such title as is
vested in me as such Trustee.
This December 2, 1947.
G. H. MCMORROUGH, Trustee.
33-4tnp
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r TO CREDITORS

No. 7753 Letter Testamentary hav-
ing been granted on the Is day of
November, 1947, by the Chancery
Court of Holmes County, Mississippi,
to the undersigned upon the estate
of M. S. Butler, Deceased, 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 accord
ing to law within six months from
this date, or they will be forever
barred.
This the 25th day of November,
1947.
A. j. BUTLER, Executor.
33-4tnp
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NONRESIDENT SUMMONS
r. STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:
To Oliver Lassiter, whose where
abouts, postoffice and street address
are unknown.
You are summoned to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the Co.
unity of Holmes in said State, on the
Second Monday of January, 1948, to
oe1end the suit No. 7758, in saio
Court of Edna Wood Lassiter, where
in you are a defendant.
This Bird day of December, 1947.
(SEAL) PARHAM H. WILLIAMS,
Clerk. 33-4tnp