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Evening star., 1949-12-08

commander was injured yesterday
when he was struck by a car
while running across the roadway
in the 5000 block of Connecticut
avenue.
John Mccormick, son of Comdr
and Mrs. John w. Mccormick,
1922 Jennifer street NV. was
taken to Emergency Hospital and
transferred to the Naval Hospital
at Bethesda. He suffered cuts on
his right ear, jaw, forehead and
knees.
The boy was struck by car
driven by Norman Cohen. 26, Of
the $500 block of Connecticut ave-
nue., according to police. Mr.. Co.
hen was not charged.
Evening star., 1949-12-08
Lewis 7. Leonard Dies;
| Agriculture BacterioIoqisf

Lewis T, Leonard, 81. pioneer
agriculture bacteriologist and res
ident of the District for more thar
IS years, died yesterday at Gar.
field Hospital after a short Ill.
ness.
A research bacteriologist, Mr.
Leonard developed commercial in
oculants for crops and for more
than Al years conducted research
in agriculture bacteriology for the
Bureau of Plant Industry Of the
Department Of Agriculture. He
retired in 1945.
Mr.. Leonard was a graduate OF
George Washington University. He
was a member of the Botanical
Society of Washington and the
District branch of the Society OF
American Bacteriologists.
Mr.. Leonard was an avid stamp
collector. He lived in Sandy
Spring, Md.
A bachelor, he is survived by q
sister, Mrs. Maud E. Keneipp Of
Sandy Spring, and brother.
Evening star., 1949-12-08
U. s., Canada Discuss Plans
For More Niagara Power
BY the Assoeioted Press

United States and Canadian
officials begin negotiations here
today toward an agreement to
generate more electric power from
the water that pours over Niagara
Falls.
Secretary of State Acheson said
the proposed treaty would be de-
signed to protect the natural
beauty of Niagara Falls and rapids
while at the same time providing
for more efficient use of the water
available for power development.
A 1909 agreement between the
two nations now governs diver
sion of water from the Niagara
River for power purposes.
Noting that mounting power
demands have brought additional
temporary diversions of water,
Mr.. Acheson said in a statement:
Recent studies indicate that
Evening star., 1949-12-08
Canadian Shipment
OF Uranium 10 Reds
In 1943 Described
BY the Associated Press

OTTAWA, Dec. Trade
Minister c. D. Howe said today
that a shipment of Canadian
uranium oxide and uranium
nitrate went to Russia in May
1943.
. In q statement to the House
Of Commons, Mr.. Howe said the
shipment was valued at $2,44s
and made through normal COM
mercial channels by Eldoradc
Gold Mines, Ltd. a private firm
which sold its uranium-producine
property to the Canadian govern
ment in 1914.
He said it was treated as q
normal transaction. Few peo-
pie knew then that tests leading
to the atomic bomb were under
way and 1t was considered wise
not to call attention to the prof.
ect by refusing orders for metals,
he added.
U. S. Shipments disclosed.
(The House Committee on
Un-American Activities made
public earlier this week testi-
money taken last year from an
export firm official who said
500 pounds of black uranium
oxide and 500 pounds of ura-
mum nitrate were shipped
from Ontario, Canada, to
Great Falls, Mont, for ship
ment to the Soviet Union.
ISecretary of State Acheson
told press conference yester-
day that lend-lease files reveal
a nexport license for that ship
ment was granted by this
country in March. 1943)
Mr.. Howe said the policy in
1943 was to give all possible aid
to warning Russia.
He said the Russians asked in
the normal way for 500 pounds of
black uranium oxide and 500
pounds of uranium nitrate to be
used in the prosecution of the
war. The oxide was to be used
In production of armaments, the
nitrate for medical purposes.
After Eldorado was expropri-
ated in 1914 the firm of Clark
son, Gordon, Dilworth & Nash
was hired to examine operations
of the company, Mr.. Howe said.
No Irregularities Found.
It found no irregularities and
assured that no shipments to the
United States were being re-ex-
ported to Russia.
Mr.. Howe said a search of the
files of the wartime munitions de-
partment and of the Eldorado
firm disclosed that on May 6,
1943, the then-private Eldorado
firm received request from its
agency in New York for a ship
ment. The order was placed
through another United States
firm.
The Canadian firm was told
the destination was Russia and
that it would be used for the
prosecution Of the war.
Eldorado applied to the Gov
ernment for an export permit to
export the shipment to the United
States and this was granted May
II. It had already been ascer-
tanned that the United States
Government would grant a license
for shipment to Russia.
The shipment went to a Rus
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. ~ As
THURSDAY, DEcEMBER {. lsN

Adrian S. Fisher, State Depart
ment legal adviser. will head the
United States delegation. The
Canadian group will be headed by
w. D. Matthews, Minister of the
Canadian Embassy here.
Evening star., 1949-12-08

sian official at the Great Falls
Air Force Base May %. The pay
ment for Eldorado was deposited
in a New York bank.
Mr.. Howe said all the docu-
ments in the matter were found
in order and it was treated as a
normal transaction.
Evening star., 1949-12-08

the time has now come to review
the entire question of the amount
of water which may be diverted
from the river for the generation
of electric power and the division
between the two countries of the
water thus diverted"
Evening star., 1949-12-08

Samuel j. Leonard of Philadel-
phia.
Funeral services will be held at
8 pm. tomorrow at the S. H.
Hines funeral home. 2901 Four
teenth street NV. Burial will be
in Academia, Pa.
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ARLINGTON Church Dinner

A turkey dinner will be served
from S to $3.50 pm. tomorrow at
Bethel Evangelical and Reformed
Church, 4347 Lee boulevard, Ar
lington. Va. Proceeds will be used
to reduce the church debt.
Evening star., 1949-12-08
Chamber Meets TONIGHT

The Kensington Chamber OF
Commerce will make final plans
for special business and commu-
nifty Christmas promotion at its
meeting at 8 o'clock tonight at
the Kensington firehouse.
Evening star., 1949-12-08

BEGUILING -Chcago-Teresa, baby girl about 2
months DID, turned the charm for Policeman Anthony
found in the doorway of ST. Bernard
Hospital the citys South Side Tuesday night note at
tached to the baby blanket her first and said the
mother had search of and would be back to claim
her. The baby taken to ST. Vncents Orphanage
-AP Wirephoto.
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rn1tsrrrs SALE

on the first day Of March. 1879.
Jesse T.. StrinRfelloW and his VIE.
Lerah strinFiellow executed tnelr
certain deed OF trust 20 Industrial FL
rance z Thrift Corporation OF New
Orleans. Louisiana. beneficiary, J. {.
Ross. trustee. securing the indebted
ness evidenced by note therein de
serlhcd and any and all other items
Of indebtedness due by the kaid
efrinpfelioW andf0r StriugfellpW ana
WIfe as mentioned and secured in said
deed Of trust The deed OF trust rs
recorded m Book. 45. Page 285. Rec
ardg Of Mortgages and Deeds of Trust
ON Land IN jackson County Mtssis-
sippi, and overs the following de
SCI ibed property situated IN Jackson
County. State OF Mississippi. to wit:
That part OF Lot SO Of the Batiste
tract as Ger plat thereof recorded IN
Deed Book 6, Page GIG. GIT Of he Land
Deed Records Of Jackson County. MIS-
sisslppi and described as commencing
7I9 Chains East OF the NV cornc of
aid Lot B8. and from thence running
South 1880 chains. said line being par
aIIei with the Western line Of said
Lot 50, thence East 734 chains, thence
North 1880 chains To lane belonging
to or formerly to X. p. Thompson and
20 a point on the public road, thence
West 7.34 chains to the place OF be
ginning. containing 8 acres more OF
lees. and being the same land eon-
viewed to Robert Ladnier BY r. q.
Lewis on the 10Th day of Dec. 1921. as
per Deed recorded in Book 81, page
81. jackson County. less 300 feet East
and West by 400 feet North and Soutn
out Of the northwest corner OF said
tract
Default was made in the payment Of
the indebtedness secured by SAID deco
of trust. and the note described in 1ae
deed o. trust ard aid deed OF trust
have been delivered 10 me as trustee
with request that ! execute and fore
close said deed of trust
/, J. G Ross, trustee, VIII on Mon
dav. January ? 1850, i'm front Of the
North front door OF the County Court
House Of Jackson County in Pasca.
eouia. Mississippi, offer for sale ana
sell the above described property AZ
public cutlery TO the highest and best
bidder for cash. and viii di tribute
The proceeds derived from the sale Of
said property as provided IN the note,
deed of trust and law governing such
matters
The sale of TIE above property IN
der this deed of trust Is n viii be
subject to a prior lien ON the same
property dated March 81, 1913 in favor
of Ira f.. Stringfellowi beneficiary. }
{ Ross, trustee, said prior deed ei
trust being recorded in Volume u al
Pages 253.4. Records Of Mortgage and
Deeds Of Trust on Land in Harrison
County, Mississippi. which said deed
Of trust and nete il secures were sold
assigned. SET over II delivered To +.
+. Webb for valuable consideration on
the 3lst day OF March. 1913, before
recordation of same
Witness my signature rs trustee TINS
eth day Of December, 1919.
JC. ROSS. Trustee.
1t 1873. 1G. %, 30
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corner 81 Reg Gov. Section No /.
Township 9 South, Range q Mest ana
measuring North a distance of 1873
feet 80 the north margin of Porter
Street Tor East Live Oak Avenue.
thence continuing north on the section
OF Beginning. thence continuing north
along said section line a distance of
G7 feet: thence west 8 distance OF l3J
feet 70 the east margin OF North Jose
phine Street; thence north along east
margin Of Josephine Street a distance
Of G1 feet. thence East a distance cf
1870 feet to the section lire; thence
south along section line q distance
Of 35.5 feet. thence East a distance Of
223 feet; thence South "a deg. "a West
3 distance If % feet; thence south II
deg 08 East IA distance of i35 feet 20
the West margin Of a 3O-loet stree
paralielinR the main tract Of the Miss.
Export Railroad: thence South 81 dee
as West nldnR the West margin of said
street q Distance OF $50 feet. thence
North 20 deg West a distance Of 2a1
feet 10 The aforesaid section line and
the point of beginning.
Also that north half of Lot II Of q
subdivision Of Lot ~ of the SidOnc
Krebs in Mary T.. DUPONT Claim Sec
tien j, Township o South, Range e
West. plus that portion of land under
fence tn Lot 10 Of the same Sid0ino
Krebs Tract and sold by Mrs. Sally
Thornton and Mrs. Wlliie G. Watts
and located between the lection lire
of reg Gov. section T. Township 2
South. Range & West and the street
along west margin of main track ~
the Miss Export Railroad Said land
Is located between East Live Oak ave
nue. Tor Porter Street and Kenneth
Street III the city of pascagoula. Jack
son County. Mississippi, together with
an Improvements located thereon.
Together with the buildings and inn
proVemcnts thereon
DATED. ADVERTISED AND POST
ED lhis 18th day OF December. 1853.
H. p. HEIDELBERG.
Substituted Trustee.
At 1916. %. 30. 1-G
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NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTED THus.
TEES SALE OF LAND

Default having been made in the
payment of the indebtedness secured
by That certain eed Of trust dated
October 7. 1919. from George b Scleage
n wife. Louise w. Sclease. 10 the
Pascagoula-Moss Point Bank. which
deed of trust is recorded in Book a6,
pages 2f5-7a of the Deeds of Trust on
lands IN The office OF the Clerk OF the
Chareery Court Of Jackson County.
Mississippi: said deed OF trust having
been assigned or the l4th day OF jan
uary. 1877, by the PaseaRouia-Masg
Point Bank TO the REC Mortgage Com
pany as per assignment recorded 10
Book IS, page d47 Of the Record Of
Deeds of Trust on lands in the office
of the Clerk of the Chaneery Count of
Jackson County. Mississippi. and as
signed by the RFC Mortgage Company
by blanket assignment dated july /.
1917 and recorded in Book a. az page
ais OF fhe Record OF Mortgages and
Deeds of Trust on lands IN the office
Of the Chancery Clerk of Jackson
County. Mississippi. and the under
signed having been substituted as
Trustee in The place and stead OF
the Trustee named in said deed a.
trust by substitution dated the 10Th
day Of November. 1870. and recorded
on December 3rd. 1919. In Book AZ.
pages $3.50 Of the Record of Merit
pages and Deeds of Trust on lands IN
the office Of the Clerk of the Chancerv
'ohit 81 satu county and state and
y undersigned having been requested
10 foreelose said Heed OF trust accord
iilg To It's terms and conditions. | viii
during legal hours on Monday. the 9th
DAY of January, 1880. offer for sale
ana sell for cash to the highest bidder
al Tie main front door of the court
mouse OF Jackson County. Mississtnpl
the following described Property stu
ated IN the City of pasQaroula, Jack
son County, Mississippi. to-wit:
starting at the corner between Sec
Tons l. ?. II and u Tor the Southwest
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-12-16

It's easy to teach a child how
to understand music. says Kay
Kyser. The popular professor of
the college of musical knowledge
maintains that right from the
cradle practically every child Is
musical and it is fairly simple to
channel his musical talents into
constructive lines as he progresses
through the years.
In a recent statement, Kyser
observed You've seen a youngs-
ter shaking his rattles, haven't
you? He likes the noise it makes
and he learns the fundamentals
Of rhythm at the same time. Later
when that misguided uncle gives
him q set of drums for his third
Christmas, the child Will give you
practically endless demonstra-
tions of Just how much he knows
about rhythm"
The ability to distinguish De
tween harmony and discord
comes fairly early. too. he says.
When a baby is learning to sit
up. prop him near a piano and
watch him swing at the keyboard.
Al first he'll bang away at a
fisffuli of notes ever time. but
eventually he will make the dis
coverY that he gets a more pleas
ant tone if he strikes just one
key Later he'll find out that il
is even more pleasant when he
hits certain combinations of
notes.
Nursery rhymes are another
important step in the develop
ment of musical memory, says
Kyser. A child is more likely to
be interested in the musical adj
ventures of Three Blind Mice"
than in a Mozart sonata, and it is
a good idea to let him progress by
easy stages.
Takes A Little Guidance
when you are buying toy in
struments be sure that they are
true to pitch the professor
advises. Otherwise they may set
the child back in developing an
ear for pitch. With a little guild
ance you can help the child de
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STATE or MISSISSIPPI
OFFICE OF
SECRETARY OF STATE


I. Heber Ladner. Secretary of State,
do certify that the Charter Of Ineof-
puratiun hereto attached entitled the
Charter of Incorporation of Moss
Point P|ascaFoula City Lines, Inc was,
pursuant to the provisions of Title II.
code of Mississippi of 1912, Recorded
n the Records OF Incorporation in this
office. in photo-Stat Book Number
Nineteen, Pages 263-266.
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal of the State of Mississippi here
unto affixed this Twentieth day OF Dc
tober. 1919.
HEBER LADNER, Secretary of State
Is f. a -
THE CHARTER OF INCORPORATION
OF: THE MOSS pOINT-PASCAGOU-
LA CRY LINES. INC.
/. The corporate title of said com
pany Is the Moss Point-Pascagoala
city Lines. Inc.
2. The names and post office ad-
dresses Of the -incorporators are;
X. l.. Barton, Post Office, PascaEou'
Veriie II. Barton, post office, Pasea-
noula. Miss.
a N, Newberry, post office, Pasea-
Roula, Miss.
3. The domicile OF the corporation
in this state is pascagoula, Mississippi
4. The amount of authorized capilal
stock is Two Hundred Fifty t29ol
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ApvERTIsEMENT FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Supervisors of Jackson Goun-
~. Mississippi, will receive sealed bids
until II 90 o'clock a. m. on Tuesday
January 3. A. D 1850 for the eonstruc-
ton of two steel pontoons for use with
county dredee, also POO feet OF .hore
pipe, poutoons and shore pipe to have
the same Specifications as previous
pontoons and shore line now IN use
with the dredge.
The Board reserves the right TO re-
iect any or all bids.
Given under my hand and official
seal of office. this the 18th day of
December, A. d l94a.
N. c. EVERETT. Clerk
OF The Board of Supervisors,
jackson County, Mississippi.
IS F. a Il 81 1916, %, 80
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cHANcERY SUMMONS TIC NON
nESIDENT DEFENDANT

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
No. 1854
II. ". Gnutier. Sra Complainant
VS..
W. r.. Frederic. Et al. Defendants
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
To- MIS- Wesley G.. Dougail, a non
re ident.
You ore hereby summoned TO be
and appear before the Chancery Court
of Jackson County, Mississippi. At the
Courthouse in PascaRoula, Mississippi.
at the January, 1856 Rules Of SAID
Court. on Monday. the oh day Of
january. 1850. 60 answer the suit oi
n. W. Gautier. ST.. wherein You arc a
party defendant and hY Wiich auit the
Complainant seeks q judgment against
defendants. w. r. Frederic and MrH.
w f.. Frederic, and seeks the eaneeAa-
ton uf q deed purpufttng 10 he exc
cuted BY Mrs. W. T. Frederic To you
as grantee an the 27th day OF June,
1874. all as Is fully set out on Bill OF
Complaint on file.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND
SEAL OF OFFICE this 5th day Of De
Cember. 1913.
N. c. EVERETT, C%hancery Clerk
IS Il A II 1t 1919. 16. %. 80
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children Are Musical From Cradle
And lis Easy To Help Them Develop

velop a pleasant tone in singing
those nursery rhymes and other
simple jingles and sing them with
some regard for pitch
Once he is steady on his feet.
rhythm begins TO mean something
more than beating a drum or
kicking against the foot of his
crib. Give him music that has d
strong. definite rhythm marches
are excellenfl. and his natural i'm
pulse is 10 dance.
OF course, one of the best ways
to teach anything is TO make 1T
a part of daily life. For that rea-
son, a parent who is anxious to
teach his child music would do
well with a monograph and a
good record library. Simple, rath-
er short selections are best for
primary instruction. Show the
child pictures of the various mu-
steal instruments, then point out
how they are used in records
being played for him.
Certain Works Appeal
Arousing juniors interest in the
works of great masters is a JOB
that can be done in easy stages,
Kyser says. Saint Saens, for eX-
ample. wrote The Carnival Of
the Animals which should de
light any child. Tschaikowsky's
'Nutcracker Suite" and Proko-
fieff's Peter and the Wolf are
among other compositions which
have an immediate appeal to
children and serve as a fine in
PRODUCTION TO the more ponder
Gus works by the same composers,
he says.
There are some excellent rec
ords designed especially to help
children start early in their recog-
milton Of the classics. For instance,
there is n illustrated album
.narrating simple stories against
classical music backgrounds. Here
the story of Billy Bee is told TO
the tune Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Flight of the Bumblebee';; the
story of the ugly duckling to
Saint-Saens THE Swan"
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NOTICE 70 cREDIToRs
No 10 bit4
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

No IWNTI
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
Notice IS hereby given that letters
Testameniary on the estate OF Chris
tian a. HAIRY. deceased, we're granted
10 the undersigned BY the Chaneery
Court OF jackson County. Mississippi
on the 2gth d8v Of November, 1879
and all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified TO pre-
sent their claims TO the Clerk OF said
Court and to have them prohated and
allowed within six months from this
date. failure TO do so viii par fhe
claim.
This the goth day Of November, 1888
Mrs. Anna NJ. HAIRY,
Executrix for
Christian a HAIRY. Deceased
4t 1870. Is, %, so
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notice OF SALE OF TIMBER

Notice is hereby given that the
Beard Of Supervisors of Jackson Coun-
~. Mississippi, will offer for sale to
the highest bidder for cash all the
marked timber on Section Is, Town
ship 1 south. range s west. In Jackson
County. Mississippi.
said bids may be filed with the
Clerk of this Board up until 230 p m.
or Tuesday. January ,. 1880. at which
time they viii be publicly opened and
read.
The Board reserves the right 70 re-
iect any or all bids.
Given under my hand and official
seal of office this. the 18th day OF
December, A y. 1919.
n. G EVERETT. Clerk
OF The Board OF Supervisors.
Jackson County. Mississippi
IS z a l. 81 1915. %. 80
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deed Of trust. and aid deed Of trust
have been delivered 30 me as trustee
with request that / execute and fore
close said decd Of trust
viii on Monday, January 2, 1880
in front Of the North front door of
the County Court House Of Jackson
County In pascag0uia, Mis- issippi. Of
fer for sale and sell the above dc
scribed property al public cutlery %
the highest and best bidder for cash.
and win distribute the proceeds de
rived from the sale of aaid property
as provided in the note. deed Of trust
and faW governing such matters.
Witness my signature as trustee this
the 9TH dav Of December. 1873.
J.. e. ROSS. Trustee
At 1873. 16, % 30
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOR
COUNTY DEPOSITORY

Notice is hereby given hat the
Board Of Supervisors of Jackson Coun-
~. Mississippi will receive sealed bids
from banks for serving as Depository
for the County Funds for the year
1850. said bids will be received until
ii:00 O'Clock a m ON Tuesday. Jan
uatv 3, 1850. at which time they viii
be publicly opened and read
The Board reserves the right 20 re-
ject any or all bids.
Given under my hand and official
seal OF office, this - day of December
A. y. 1919.
n. c. EVERETT, Clerk
OF The Board of Supervisors.
Jackson County. Mississippi
IS T. A II 81 1916, %. 80
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TRUSTEES SALE

on January n, 1879. Ira +. String.
fellow and ~ wife, Jessie M. String.
fellow, executed their certain deed
of trust 10 Industrial Finance & Thrift
Corporation of New Orleans, Louis
lana. beneficiary, ]. c. Ross, trustee,
securing the Indebtedness evidenced
by note therein described and any and
an other items Of indebtedness due
by the said stringfellow andfor String
follow and wife as mentioned and Sc
cured in said deed Of trust. The prop
erty described in the deed of trust is
as follows:
Property situated in Jackson Coun-
ty. State of Mississippi. 10 wit; Com
menctug at the NE Corner Of what
would Be regular See. Z. Il. B. South, r.
8 W. Jackson Co, Miss. Corner is
marked with a concrete Monument
from thence South along the West
line of Sec 8. said Town hip and
Range a distance of 1881 10 f. TO the
North Margin Of Public I'D. runniuG
T. and w in front of Residence OF Joe
V. Krebs, thence W. along the N Mar
gin Of gaid public Road 1889 feet &c
the SW corner of property convened
by GrantOr 10 Andrew Christian king
for Point of Beginning Thence N.
along the West line of King property
geo feet more or less, to the center
of the West prong of Bayou Casotte.
thence Westerly following the Center
of the West Prong OF said BAYOU
distance of 1873 IT, thence s. parable
to the W. line OF Kings property SOC
feet. more OF less, to the NJ. margin of
said Public Road; thence r.. along N.
margin of Public Road TO point oil be-
ginning. together with all and sinFu-
lar the Improvements thereon and APP
putteuauCes thercunto belonging
said decd of trust is recorded in
Book as, Page 50. Records of Mort
cages and Deeds OF Trust on Land IN
Jackson County, MISSISSIPPI. Default
was made in the payment of the in
debtedncss secured By said deed of
trust. and the note described in the