Clarion-Ledger from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 10

THE CLARION-LEDGER. JACKSON. MISS. THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER. 3.

1953 SECTION ONE PAGE 10 Eugene Hesdorffer, brother. Dr. of Jackson. 4-M Forester M. B.

Hesdorffer Dies In Hospital CANTON. Sept. 2 Services for M. B. Hesdorffer.

prom Marion YoufhMakes ed In 1865 and has been successfully operated by the Hesdorffer family since that date. Mr. Hesdorffer was an Elk. Mason and Rotarian and took an active part in civic and business circles in Canton. He leaves bis wife.

Mrs. Pearl Aldelman Hesdorffer, and one Utile daughter, Lynn. 4: his mother, Mrs. Hernetta Hesdorffer. all of Canton; a sister.

Mrs. Mira Mackevich of Chicago and one inent Canton Merchant, who died Blackjack Oaks Pay in a jacKson Hospital Wednesday morning following a two-weeks illness, will be held from the family residence on South Union Street Thursday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Rabbi Max Lewinthal will officiate and burial will be in the Jewish COLUMBIA. Sept. 2 A 4-H Club forester ill Mrlon ed demonstrations averaging over three acres each.

Besides his award. Joe has three acres in tree farming. County has demonstrated that with Cemetery under the direction of The Smartest Thing in Doors He started this improvement a lot or hard work, even a smau boy can convert worthless areas of blackjack oak into profitable pine. The boy. Joe Glynn Johnson, son Baldwin Brothers funeral home Mr.

Hesdorffer was 44. K.m of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey S. Johnson, is county 4-H forestry winner.

He owned and operated one of Cantons finest food markets a contest co-sponsored by the Hesdorffer's, whichwas establish G. it O. Railroad and the Columbia Lions Club, announced As with a single acre In 1951. From hat acre, he cut out all undesirable oaks, allowing some pines 'here to make better growth and to reseed. By the fall of 1951.

Joe had cleared a second adjacent acre of oaks. On this aero where no seed trees were near enough he pines utjen. they arrived free from the state nursery. Sixty- five per sistant County Agent R. O.

Fowler of Columbia. His award is $50. A total of 41 bovs in Marlon coun MOVING Local or Long ty entered the 4-H forestry project this year, and 36 of rhem establish- i i i mil ittri tTin 'una i hi i cent of these pines survived de CHARLES G. HOLLER. meter superintendent of Mississippi Power Si Light Company, received his 25-year service award at a brief ceremony held here recently.

mrnwm Southern Bell Sells 4 Distance I i CALL TIGER REED Big Debeoiure Lot The Southern Bell Telephone and spite dry weather, one of the most successful plantings of a total of over one million that year in Marion County. Joe's pines planted in late 1951 are row mostly over two feet high. Ir. 1952 he cleared another nearby acre and set out pine seedlings with 80 per cent survival. This year he has another acre ready for his 1.0C0 seedlings when they arrive.

He cut most of the oaks witti a double bladed axe. and pulled them away with his father's tractor. He also used the tractor and a plow to construct fire lanes a-round his Improved areas. estry, stated V. W.

Yawn of Co-1 lumhia, area forester for the Mis-sLvippi Forestry Commission. Assistant County Agent Fowler and Mr. Yawn visit all Marion County; boys in the 4-H forestry poject to help teach them how to grow tinv! ber as a profitable crop. i 1 SAUS MANAGER FOR NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES, Inc. Phona 2-2883 Telegraph Company Wednesday, rccepted a bid of 101.53 for 130..

000,000 principal amount of 24- PINE SEEDLINGS will make this much frawth in less than twa years after beiar set the right way. as was done by Joe Glynn Johnson. 14-year-old 4-H Club member in Marion County. Here looking over Joe's 4-H forestry demonstration with him are Assistant County Arent K. O.

Fowler (center) of Colombia, and V. W. Yam (left), area forester for the Mississippi Forestry Commission, and alsa of Columbia. In the background is a good stand of pine from which Joe cat several undesirable hardwood trees. THE SIMPLEST SOLUTION TO THE "IMPOSSIBLE" PROBLEM OF INTERFERING DOORS H0LC0MB H0KI FOLDOOR Oparatat Imla'a fHa doorway, out of lt way.

VYid choSoa of waihobla, colored plastic fabric covarrngt, For old homes and new. Com in and mee the tmortrat thing in aoort jear 33i percent debentures. President Fred J. Turner announced at Scuthern Bell's General Headquarters in Atlanta. Nationally Advertised SAMSONITE Luggage Successful bidder was Halsey, ft-oart and Co.

50c Down 50e Weekly Mfcny neighboring 4-H Club boys began timber improvement after reeeing Joe's project, and he has The accepted price represents an interest cost to the Southern JOHN ROBERT POWERS tells Secrets Of Charm Bell Telephone and Telegraph Com- helped advise them. Forest fires have been greatly reduced since the 4-H Club boys rany of approximate 3.65 percent to maturity of the debentures. Mr. been me actively interested in for- Stroomllnod tor Mty corryinq tmortly linod, aonad for wrnklo-proof pockino. Strong onough to ttond on.

Oioica Of cotorv Toa ictro. H'Troia Cm $17.50 21" QyickTn'ppr 26" Pullman CM 24" Twa-SuJNf $25.00 Turner said. The successful bidder plans to offer the issue to the public at 102.07 to yield approximately 3.62 percent to maturity. The debentures are due Septem irtBUlLDIWG SPECUUIE: Older Folks with Itching Skin For tha vine. m4imiic.

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AB anig atom ber 1, 1977. The debentures are being issued in connection with Southern Bell record-breaking construction program which Is continuing tnroughout its nine-state service Emm gas TRUSCHg jEWEUBS OfTCAIC M8M1LISAPSAVE W0NEJ5239 area. Mat Dtnxr A southern bank Fulton Na CAPITOL ST 105 tional of Atlanta is trustee for the issue. aaa mafljai To Accompany Giants On Tour Of Japan NEW YORK, Sept. 2 Horace Stoneham, president of the New York Giants, announced today that Baseball Commissioner Ford C.

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Second highest county was Harrison, on tne Gulf Coast, with 43 new businesses and 1.665 employees. Ranking third was Hinds county 24 new ruince and a new employ gain of 962. Lauderdale county's largest Increases were made la lumber and wood products industries 12 new establishments In the five years, jvith 553 new employes; building construction and general constructing. 5 businesses. 264 new worker- retail automotive.

7 with 115 IYIPAMY OIL ARKANSAS (4 DORADO new employees, and personal ser At night you can see farther and better on concrete. Its light-colored surface spreads illumination. Pavement edges, obstructions and pedestrians are clearly denned. Night or day, wet or dry, concrete has uniformly high skid-resistance because of its permanently gritty texture. Concrete saves money, too.

It is moderate in first cost yet can be designed accurately for any axle load and concrete keeps its load-carrying capacity throughout its long service life- Concrete pavements cost less to maintain, last much All this adds up to fow-onnuof-cosf service. -s Enjoy a Kolf hor of mutk end fun on "Sunday Down Sow" I ll 1 ll a9 i twr Sunday 5.30-iO0 t. M. ovar tha Lion radio MtwoHu vices with a new employe gain of 102. For the state.

664 new businesses ere established employing 26.461 persons. Q. How many offspring are produced by one pair of houseflics during a summer season? D. D. A.

It is not known exactly, beer i fects, birds. in.ecttndes. ar.d weather take a toll of the rvs Mat are laid and the yours thrt are corn, and reproduction does not go on at full speed. It has been calculated that a pair of flies 'could produce a total of 131 You can stop quickly, safely. PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION 504 Wotti Birmingham 3, Alabama A nctionol organization to improvo and oxtond tho utti of Portland ctmtnt end concrtto through iciontific rttvorch ond onginotring fMd.work -pnng during a CjUintiUion summer season if all lived and re produced norrmally..