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Holmes County herald., 1963-09-12
NOTICE TO

NO. 1881 Letters Testament
tary having been granted on
the % day of August, 1868,
by the Chancery Court of Hol-
mes County, Miss, to the un-
dersigned upon the estate of
O. P. Newsom, Deceased, not
ice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against
said estate to present the
same to the Clerk of said
Court for probate and regist-
ration according to law with
in six months from the date
of this rotice, or they will be
forever barred.
This the % day of August,
1868.
Billy D. NeWSom
Administrator
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-12

center OF Tchula Lake, ru
thence with the meanders c
1.-The center of Tchula LAX
lin a general southeasterly Oil
lection for a distance OF D
fleet, more or less, to a poin
located on the south boundar.
of said Lot 2; run thence wit
said south boundary in a gene
ral westerly direction for
distance of 200 feet, more O,
LESS, to a point located Zo'
fleet landWard of the center
lof Tchula Lake; run thencs
parallel to and 200 feet land
ward of the center OF Tchuli
Lake in a general northwest
Ierlv direction for a distance o.
Isl feet, more or less, to the
|point of beginning, containing
|O.2 acre, more or less.
TRACT NO. 314E-3
DESCRIPTION: A tract OF
parcel of land lying and being
Situated in Lots 10, II, II, Is,
IA and Is, Block j, west
Tchula Subdivision, as pei
map or plat on file in the VI,
flee of the Chancery Clerk OF
Holmes County, Miss, Lot IL
Of section 5, Lots 2, 5 and 3 OF
section 6, township 10 north
range l east, Holmes County
Miss. more particularly de-
s.ribed as follows:
Beginning at a point located
on the north boundary OF Lo9
g Of section 6, township Is nor
tn. range l east, from winch
noint of the northwest corner
Of said Lot 6 bears west, GU
feet distant, more or less,
said point of beginning being
also located 200 feet landWard
of the center of Tchula Lake,
rim thence parallel to and 2oo
feet landward of the center
Of Tchula Lake in a general
oorthwesterly direction Tor a
distance of 500 feet, more or
less: run thence at right ang'
los to the center of Tchula
T axe in a general westerly
direction for a distance OF 80
feet. more or less, to a point
located on the east shoulder
of Old Highway No. 40; rur'
thence with said shoulder IN
a general northwestcrly dir =
ection for a distance OF 2Ilo
feet. more or less, to a polnt
located on the north boundary
of said section 6, township 10
north. range l east; run then
90 with said north boundary
east. 3O5 feet, more or less,
to a point located in the cen
ter of Tchula Lake; run tnen-
ce with the meanders OF the
center of Tchula Lake IN d
general southeasterly olre oc
ton for a distance OF 1850
feet. more or less, to a polnt
located on the south boundary
Of Lot 10 of the West-Tchula
Subdivision to the IoWn VI
Tchula, Miss, run tnence
with said south boundary II
a general westerly dlrectlol
for a distance of 200 feet
more or less, to a point loca1
ed 200 feet landward OF the
center of Tchula Lake; ruf
thence parallel to and 2oo lee
llandward of the center
Tchula Lake in a general nor
thwesterly direction for a ols
tance of 1924 feet, more o
less. to the point of beginnln'
containing 20.72 acres, more
Ior less, of which OBJ acre
lis in section 5 and 20.59 acres
are in section 6.
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-12

n Odlll IL.
Address Unknown
Unknown heirs of Walter
Smallwood and Tillie Small
wood, both deceased.
Commissioners of Black
Creek Drainage District of
Holmes County, Mississippi
P. A. Jones
Rt. 2, Lexington, Miss.
NJ. S. Shelton
r. F. D., Tchula, Miss.
H. M. Brock
Tchula, Miss.
Merchants & Planters Bank
Tchula, Mississippi
Town of Tchula
Tchula, Mississippi
State of Mississippi, Board o
Supervisors Of Holmes County
Mississippi, Trustee of
Township,
School Funds
w. B. Barrett
Lexington, Mississippi
Trustee for Annie K. GWin
Marilyn P. George
Greenwood, Mississippi
Mr.. w. Ellis Nash
1918 Cactus Drive
Lake Charles, Louisiana
A. j. Nash
1918 Cactus Drive
/ Lake Charles, Louisiana
Unknown heirs of A. D. Nash
deceased.
Mrs. Dollie Unger Olander
Tchula, Mississippi
c. ]. Olander
Tchula, Mississippi
Mrs. Bette M. Darnell
Tchula, Mississippi
w. F. Darnell
Tchula, Mississippi
Alma E. Reinhard
Tchula, Miss.
w. B. Jones
Address Unknown
j. H. Black
Address Unknown
L. G. Baker -
Address Unknown
M. B. Glasscock
Address Unknown
NJ. I. Tidwell
Address Unknown
Annie B. Marbury
Address Unknown
Mrs. A. L. Wallace
Address Unknown
Mrs. Ida c. Foose
Tchula, Mississippi
Husband of Ida c. Foose
Tchula, Mississippi
Phil Heinrich
Mrs. Phil Heinrich
Lexington, Mississippi
Mayme Heinrich
Lexington, Mississippi
Kathryn Heinrich Ellis
". l.. Ellis, Jr.
Lexington, Mississippi
Julie Heinrich Kendrick
Mr.. c. Upton Kendrick
7S4 N. Congress
Jackson, Mississippi
Adam Heinrich
Mrs. Adam Heinrich
Lexington, Mississippi
Elizabeth Heinrich
Lexington, Mississippi
G.. w. Moorehead
1906 Johnson Road
w. Monroe, Louisiana
Mrs. Hazel Durbin
Route 6, Box 451
Houston, Texas
Mrs. Clara Mae Fleming
Route 6, Box 451
Houston, Texas
Reginald E. Moorehead
Rt. 5, Box 756-B
Shreveport, Louisiana
Unknown heirs of w. H.
Moorehead, deceased
J.. J. KaZar
Retha Kazar
Tchula, Mississippi
County of Holmes
Lexington, Mississippi
State of Mississippi
Jackson, Mississippi
Amman
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-12

The years 1964-68 will contain many challenges and
opportunities for the free men and women Of Mississippi
-. and for those of our sister states. The heat and turuIt
OF the campaign must now be laid aside, for we will need
the added strength of unity in the fgat a1Gjnst federal
control and RECOMMENDATION. We will ne9d tier same unity
if we are to achieve the material progress for which my
economic development program is designed. Let US now
close ranks and work shoulder to shoulder for the advance
ment of our beloved state.
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-12

TRACT NO. 356E
DESCRIPTION: A tract or
parcel of land lying and being
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-12
TRACT NO. BITE

DESCRIPTION: A tract or
parcel of land lying and pelng
situated in the unplatted lands
of the Town of Tchula, lying
and being a part of Lot 4 OF
section 8, township 10 north,
range 1 east, Holmes County,
Miss. more particularly de-
scribed as follows:
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-12
GME@1G8|

IN THE UNITED STATES
DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF
MISSISSIPPI
JACKSON DIVISION
CIVIL ACTION NO. 346S
UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA, Plaintiff
VS..
1885 ACRES OF LAND,
MORE OR LESS,
SITUATE IN HOLMES
COUNTY, STATE OF MIS-
SISSIPPI, AND MRS.
MARY A. HAYES, EFT AL,
AND UNKNOWN
OWNERS, Defendants
N O II ICE
Mary A Hayes
500 State
Chicago, Illinois
Woodrow Smallwood
Address Unknown
Henry Smallwood
Address Unknown
Sam D. SmallWood
Address Unknown
Unknown heirs of Walter
Smallwood and Tillie Small
wood, both deceased.
Commissioners of Black
Creek Drainage District of
Holmes County, Mississippi:
P. A. Jones
Rt. 2, Lexington, Miss.
NJ. S. Shelton
r. F. D., Tchula, Miss.
H. M. Brock
Tch11la Misc
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-12
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER II, 1868

south 270 feet, more or less.
TO a point located in the CEN
ter of Tchula Lake; run then
ce with the meanderS of the
center of Tchula Lake in a
general southwesterly direc-
ton for a distance Of 12O
feet, more or less; thence N.
II degrees 80 minutes W.,
220 feet, more or less, to the
point of beginning, containing
90 acre, more or less.
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-12

l VI LllC olllOoIt1 VI Rtf>
sation and you may share in
the distribution Of the award
lof compensation.
Robert e. Hauberg
United States Attorney
BY: Edwin R. Holmes, Jr.
Assistant U. S. Attorney
,. o. Box 2091
Jackson, Mississippi
dated: Aug. 20, 1868
GA"
The land which is the sub
rect matter of this Declara-
|fion of Taking aggregates
l7O.86 acres, more or less,
situate in Holmes County,
State of Mississippi. A de-
scription of the land taken,
is as follows:
TRACT NO. 2t7E
DESCRIPTION: A tract OF
parcel of land lying and being
situated iii Lot 9 of section 8,
township IS north, range
west, Holmes County. Miss.
more particularly described
as follows:
Commencing at the north.
least corner of Lot 9 of section
Is, township Is north, range
west; run thence with the
north boundary of said Lot 8.
west, 1850 feet, more or less;
thence S. IL degrees 80 min
utes, E., 1740 feet, more OF
less, to the point of beginning
said point of beginning being
also located on the east shout
der of a public road; run then.
ce with said shoulder of road
lin a general ncrtheasterly dir
lection for g distance of 19t
fleet, more OF less, to q point
Located IN the divisional OF
property line between lane
|owned or formerly owned by
Mary A. Hayes, ct al and Ly
dia Fort; run thence with SAID
divisional or property line.
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Sunday
PM.

COUNTER ATTACK" le45. War meodrama,
fair but bit too SLOW Paul Num- 1905
STORY OF ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL"
1889. Warm, moving story Of the man who
gave US the telephone. Don Ameche. Loretta
Young and Henry Fonda. 3:00-5
TUNES OF GLORY" 1860 tcoIor) Critically
acclaimed film about mems reactions to
new CO. In their regiment. Alec Guinness and
John Mills. tMilIs received Best Actor Award
at the 1860 Venice Film Festival for this
picture.) 6:00-7
TIME OUT OF MIND" le47 A servant girl
loves the son of a wealthy ship owner. sees
him enter into an unhappy marriage. Gloomy
costume drama. Phyllis Calvert and Robert
Hutton 11:00-5
ILLEGAL" 1855 First-Run). Well acted but
poorly scripted story of the rackets and one
couples involvement. Edward G. Robinson.
Nina Foch and Jayne Mansfield. lilo
"ALL THE KINGS MEN," 1850. One Of the
aII-tme best films on the rise and fall Of a
politician. Broderick Crawford, Mercedes
Mecambrdge and John Ireland. 11:20-9
"END OF THE AFFAIR" 1855. Well acted.
although overIons story Of love affair be-
tween an American and the wife Of British
civil servant. Deborah Kerr, John Mills and
Van johnson. 1881
Mondoy AN.
THE BARONESS AND THE BUTLER" 1888.
FraiI, forced comedy about a butler. William
Powell and Annabella 1905
Monday PM.
ALWAYS GOODBYE" 1888 A woman gives
her Legitimate child out for adoption and
then tries to get the yOunsster back Barbara
Stanwyck and Herbert Marshall. 1:00-5
HOLD BACK THE NIGHT" 1856. The moving
story Of a refugee from the Nazis who wOos
and weds an American girl In Mexico merely
to gain admittanee to the United States One
Of Boyers best Charles Boyer. Olivia de
g The Sunday Stur N MosuziRs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-31

HaWIIand and PauIette Goddard. 5:o0-9
my COUSIN RACHEL" 1852 A film dramati-
zation Of Daphne de Maurier's suspense novel
about young man who Is convinced that his
cousin poisoned his foster father Olivia
de HavilIand, Richard Burton and John Sutton.
7:30A
Wight LIEUTENANT" 1912. For corn lovers
only. Glenn Ford and Pat o'6ren. HIS
CONFLICT" 1887. Lively action melodrama
based on Jack London story. John Wayne
and Jean Rogers. 12:519
Tuesday AN.
"DoN JUAN oUILLIeAN". le45. Comedy
about bisamist William Bendk and Joan
5IondeII. 1905
Tuesdoy P.M.
HUMAN CARGO" 1886. Loosely plotted
story Of sirI-boy reporters and their romance.
Claire Trevor and Brian DonIeV. 1:00-5
"THE TALL STRANGER" 1857. Colorado In
1865: A man rescued from death by a wagon
train heading West aids them In getting land
opened Joel Mccrea Virginia Mayo and
Michael Ansara 500
NAVY BLUE AND GOLD" ls47. The old
Annapolis story in the hands Of fine cast
turns into On entertaining film. Robert Young.
James Stewart and Lionel Barrymore 11:15-5
JOHNNY 0NE-EYE" 1850. From the Damon
Runyon story of a gangster reformed by a
little boy and his dog. Pat oBrien and
Wayne Morris. 12:55-9
Wednesday AN.
GIRL TROUBLE" 1912. Silly wartime comedy
Don Ameche and Joan Bennett 1905
Wednesday P.M.
VI I'm LUCKY" 1916. crooner Perry Como
runs for governor in this one. Vivian Blaine.
1:O0-5
JOHNNY ROCCO" 1858. A boys life Is
threatened after a motorcycle cop Is killed BY
car he was In with his ganester father and
eohort Stephen Mentally. 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
What Monkeys kAp
Teaching Science About ChiIdrrI


FROM top animal comes anasius new shf
Q" cdrGisi~s Pay"Gses mary actually Important as
parents Ia the development Of NORMAL heGlhv iudVidUl
Here's a report a Eons-runSe eruerimemt
D..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03

:,
o'n0O "ul"a"S nave ialleo so lar 70 come up with
-.~"L.I" H n W '"C O"l.oS 2. Wisconsin
49, Ia s ll-''T" ana nus "'le' IT.
49,. e - .I ' nave put sne question 70 our
80 Ii n ''T a. 'e 'ma'0 L~OOta'
- 80 49, ~ 10y lAilO. Olrec.'' several
$50. c.. - a'S 'AAln pa. IN PSycnO''
81 10. -,Ps - put 'ne s,uoy Oh 'OSe on
IN. ~ S-e1l DASls, NesOl'S snow tnat love
ere q - '0 "O,nO ~ fOunc'
.,:., S '0l US any'n'ne. says Dr'
80. $3.50 " u,A' you ve sOt % learn no" to love
.. 'O 49,. c~n .e.." now 20 1--WE
'e " nv" amy love experiences
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-30

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20

In addition TO being close "a
transportation, this home is on
q quiet cul-de-sac and features
bedrooms ON ON Z LEVEL
There is a 5th bedroom or den
as we'll. Combination kitchen and
family room. A LOT OF HOUSE
FOR THE MONEY. Call FL. g.
4l61.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20
FALLS CHURCH
BY owNER-REDucED 5000

Elegant 4-level split with bedrms.,
J baths, z living areas, foyer en-
trance, dble. size screen porch.
Many extras, all cow, seen /
view, WestwoOd Country Club. Open
today. WE. s-6777. Out rte. Ia one
mi. past TysOn's Corner, turn nigh
on WeStbriar DIR. to lbs Westbrial
dr.
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CRowELL 4 CO.. NC.
lpaiforS Mel can FL kle10f
MCLEAN

SUBMIT REASONABLE OFFER
THIS WEEK END
On this 4 bedroom, 2iz-bath,
brick home in one Of McLean's
choice loca tons. Split-level brick
on a large corner lot. Recreation
room. earport, ST. BUKES PA
ROCHIAL SCHOOL. walking dis
lance elementary and interme-
date schools. Call FL. 6-416l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20
VIENNA

In "windover Heights" subdiyi-
sion. One Of Vienna's choice
locations, We offer this 3 bed
room, 2 bath rambler, roughed
in 3rd bath In unfinished base
ment. Patio off master bedroom,
Offered at S24,950. Call Ell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

BIG La, little house, little
price. bsbbling brock, fenced
yard. ms 5-bedrm. Fails
Church home e only el3soo.
IA. A-l7oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20
MCLEAN

Want q home within walking dis
lance Of transportation WE
HAVE 1T
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

FAIRFAX By OWNER, 7-bedrm.
bungalow o. bezuf. hz-acre lot, det
shop with cleo. and work bench. NJ.
merOus Ice trees Located IA mi.
". Of Annandsle on Rte. z5S. 49,.
500. PRINCIPALS ONLY. OR. 3-l2il
FAIRFAX CITY, Ardm0re Rent or
sale, dead-end street, large fenced
yard, 3-bedrm- semidetached, extra
toilet Isl FIR. 2sS-oS3o ewes.
FAIRFAx-Sbedrm- splitleyel, Ice.
wooded lots patio. waking distance
schools. shops Assume CT loan.
sl9s pitI sz3,7so. OWNER CT
9-5zz4
FAIRFAX = Immaculate 3-bedrm.
brk. rambler. wooded fenced
yard, close 70 shops. full bsmt.
rec. I'm, patio. Wall-to-Wau car
petinE. 2 fireplS-. assume OF
$4,000 LIST trust Pay si29 mo.
$500 down, occupancy in 10
days. owner. 273-72s7.
FAIRF X-s4so On. Immac. ;
bedrm. semidef. on Ice. fenced lot
Liv. nm din. rm., rec. I'm. w
baths, aluminium patio. All city
utils. @. W. garland REALTY
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MANIA HILLS
CONTEMPORARY

Pstomae Hills-Split-level,
4 bedrms-, 23z baths, rec. rm., car.
port .an-elec. kit. 5 minis. to CA,
CIV Pkwy., Chain Bridge. BY OWN.
Err. so. 500. Call FL. sos for appt.
= DRAMATICALLY DIFF.
FERENTi u wooded acre with 80.
Il. frontage. This custOm-built brick
rambler Is zone Of a kind" 2,loC
50. #. Of living space on the Isl
floor alone, huge slate entrance
foyer, 26-ft. rear bay Widowed
living room. Formal dining room
de luxe white birch kitchen, 24xll
family room with s-ft. stone fire,
place opening onto an usual
porch and flagstone patio. All Of
this plus bedrooms ; full baths
fireplaces and a daylight recrea
ton room with wet bar 79x26 plus
garage. Priced In the low sos and
worth every penny Of II on tOday''
real estate market. By appointment
CRoWELL 4 CO., INC.
Realtors Mclean Ell. $500
McLEAN-BoxWoods line the walk
way to the entrance to this classic
S2-ft. rambler. majestic columns
accent the traditional architecture
Stately oaks. Entrance foyer with
crystal chandelier and m ! q {
ceilings. bedrooms on first floor
Sweeping living and dining rooms
Doctors, lawyers and other profes
siOnal folks will be your neigh
bors, hidden, yet convenient, lOca
ton. Complete hi-f d city stere'
sound.
LANDLEY PROPERTIES BUILDERS
Mclean, Va. FL. $40
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
lcoNIINUEpl

ARLINGTON, short waking disiancs
70 Arlington Hal and conyenient N
z an other Govt. afencies Brick
1 Cape Cod featuring bedrma-, Hv.
nm. with firepl., fun bsmt., scr.
porch. FHA or CT financing availa-
BE. Pull price ga so.
sUMLAND REALTY so. 6-z7so
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Full basement with valk-in en-
trance, hot-water Dashboard heat,
large well handicapped fenced lot.
Only S14.S50, low down payment.
BROWN q BROWN REALTY. JE.
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BROYHILL & SON

bnO1 HILL o BUN
REALTORS zoo Lee Hwy.
CAN'T SEE THE HOUSE because Of
the trees. MaEnihceHt wooded "a
acre water sewer. gas. New
bedrms-, u pz1eled)s . full baths,
Z hreSlaces, garage elegant &c
Kit with eating space and entering
oHto 15-ft. open porch, formal din.
T. NV. h. plug air-cond. ducts
roughed IN IN. rec. I'm. Only 4
blks. 10 bus, stores. schools Priced
IN 9QS- lmmed. o upancy. il
1900. BUnDER-OWNER. WI. A.
CHAPMAN CONSTRUCTION co.
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Heavenly Imported China


mogne III Complete service for eight in the chino Of your heo
desre No longer dreom. though LonbUehs
prce 2sSs buys you dinner SOUP sood and butter otes
ond and sugar poer and vegetable
PLUS EXTRA CUPSl We show Of " perfectly chorming poite
AL Mova, potern. plotinUm bond
2A-2-LaVra, flower sproy gold bond
2A-3 EIena, eof sproy. potnUm bond
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Haynes o:00-5
FORT APACHE" ls4s. A larse-seaIe western
about a brass-bound Army colonel John
WAYNE, Henry Fonda. 1905
"A CHRISTMAS CAROL" 1888. A sincere,
welI-made adaptation of Dickens classic
about the old skn-fIint, Scroose. Gene
lockhart. 11:30-7
JOHNNY COME LATELY" 1913 An enter
tanning comedy-drama with James cagney as a
wandering vagabond Grace George 12:55-q
STRANGE AFFECTION" 1860. A neglected
youth is arrested for his fathers murder
Richard Attenborough 100
Saturday AN.
THE FALCON IN DANGER" 1913 OK mystery.
Tom Conway, Jean Brooks. 1905
MEXICAN SPITFIRE SEES A GHOST"
1912. Weak haunted house comedy Lupe
VeIez 1885
Soturdoy PM.
THE MALTA STORY" 1854 A British pilot
falls for a Maltese girl. Fair film. Alec
Guinness, Jack Hawkins 1:00-5
"THE SEARcHERS" 1855. Excellent John Ford
western John Wayne. Natalie Wood. 1000
"BUNC0 SQUAD" 1850. Average film on the
fake medium racket Robert Sterling. 3:00-5
YOUNG AT HEART" 1854 Color. Good drama
about a shiftIess piano player and his wife
Frank Sinatra, Doris Day. 3:30-
"A MAN CALLED PETER" 1855. Color
The story of Peter Marshall who became
chaplain of the United States Senate. Richard
Todd Jean Peters. 9OO-4
" BURY THE LIVING" 1858. Horror film.
Theodore BikeI, Richard Boone. 1l:0o-5
"IHE NUNS STORY" 1859 First-Run). A
girl, during World War II. finds her hate for
the enemy too strong for her to remain
num- Audrey Hepburn, Peter Finch. ll:15-e
"ToP SECRET AFFAIR" 1857. A tough Army
nanaraI hattles with A Iahu nIhlisheK Kirk
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Veronica Lake. 500
THE JACKIE ROBINSON STORY" 1850.
Story of Jackie Robinson, the UcLA athlete
who became the Most Valuable Player" in
the National League. Starring Jackie Robin
son, Ruby Dee. 9:3o-5
"oUT OF THE PAST" le47. gas station
owner with past meets desperate woman
and winds up involved in murder. Robert
Mitchum, Jane Greer Kirk Douglas, Rhonda
Fleming. 1l:10-5
TARTAN AND THE LEOPARD WOMAN"
1916. Routine Tarzan thriller Johnny Weiss
muller, Brenda Joyce. 12:55-9
Thursday AN.
boy FRIEND" 1899. For kids only Silly
drama finds supersrI Jane Wthers helping
rookie policemen earn their spurs 10:00-5
Thursday PM.
"A WOMAN REBELS" 1886. A Mid-Victoran
girl wages battle for feminine freedom. Kath-
airline Hepburn, Herbert Marshall. 12:30-5
SOFT TOUCH" le49. A gambler gets in
volved with a social worker. Glenn Ford.
Evelyn Reyes, John Ireland. 500
THE MAGNETIC MONSTER" 1853. Scientific
Investigators attempt to trace an atomic
element that has run amuck and is doubling
in size by the hour Richard Carlson. King
Donovan. 1906
HOMECOMING" lo4s. Clark Gable is married
to Anne Baxter in this one, but through flash
backs he manages to have his torrd box
office dynamite romance with Lana. John
Kodiak. 1l:10-5
GYPSY WILDCAT" le44 (Frst-Run). A
band of gypses gets involved with counts and
barons and treachery. Maria Montez. Jon
Hall, Gale Sondergaard. 12:55-9
Friday AN.
cadet GIRL" le4l Life timprobabIe) at
West Point caroIe Lands. 1000
Navajo times., 1963-03-21

Alaska, visiting many OF the native
villages and holding conferences
with native leaders.
"The report faces up to some
problems that, in the past, boththe
Executive and the Congress have
kept in the closet. 1t is my hope
that these problems will now be
dealt with in positive way.
"The report of the three-man
task force on Alaska Native Affairs
is landmark study, and | have
read it with keen interest. 1t is
the first comprehensive study in
depth Of the complicated problems
of the Alaska native peoples. 1t
puts their hopes and opportunities
in sharp focus and also defines
clearly the responsibilities both
State and Federal governments
must discharge if these citizens
are to achieve their full potential.
"This is highly constructive
report. Mr.. Keller, Secretary of
State for Alaska Hugh Wade, and
James E. Officer, Associate Com
missioner of Indian Affairs, de-
serve high praise for this special
lied study" Secretary Udall said.
Among the items covered in the
report are native land problems,
the Bureau of Indian Affairs loan
program which has made it pos
Sible for the Indians of southeast
Alaska to operate village salmon
canneries, the Eskimo reindeer
herding program, and hunting and
fishing matters which are of vital
concern to the native population.
In the report. the authors dis
cuss the controversy over enforce
ment of the migratory bird treaty
of 1916. This compact between the
United States and Great Britain
forbids the hunting of certaintypes
of migratory fowl in Alaska be-
tween March 10 and September 1.
Since the late spring is season
when fresh meat is in short supply,
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the natives feel that the treaty
discriminates against them in
favor of the sportSmen of the West
Coast States. During the fall and
winter, when the Alaska season is
open, there are few birds in the
northern parts Of the State, the
cold weather having driven them
south. Furthermore, some OF the
remaining birds, which the natives
contend are not migratory in the
sense implied by the treaty, are
still on the restricted list.
In this connection, the Task
Force recommends a thorough
study by the Departments Fish
and Wildlife Service to determine
which birds are migratory and
which are not. 1t also suggests
that if relief cannot be provided
for the native subsistence hunters
in this fashion, negotiations be
undertaken to have the treaty
amended.
The Task Force report devotes
a lengthy chapter TO land problems,
pointing out that in the Alaska
Organic Act of 1884, the Congress
promised that the native would not
be disturbed in the use of land then
occupied or claimed by them, but
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