Clarion-Ledger from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 9

THE CLARION-LEDGER, JACKSON, MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 17, 1949 PACE 9 SCHOOLS HELP WANTED. MALE 44, said Court, of Hindi County, Mississippi, petitioner, wherein you are defendants. This 22nd day of September. 1948. (SEAL) H.

JR. CIRCUIT CLERK BT: C. W. CABR, D. C.

Sept. 2. Oct. 3. 10.

17, 1949. in the couirrr court of the FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF HINDS COUKTT. MISSISSIPPI. NON-RESIDENT SUMMONS STATE OF MISSISSIPPI COUNTY OF HINDB: TO: JESSIE MAE PORTER. IF LTVTNO.

AND IF DEAD, HER UNKNOWN HEIRS AND DEVISEES. ALL OF WHOSE PLACES OF RESIDENCE, POST OFFICE AND STREET ADDRESSES ARE UNKNOWN. You are summon to toe and appear before the County Court ef the First Judicial District of Hinds Couaty, In said State, on the second Monday of November. 1949, the same being the 14th day of said month, to defend an eminent domain suit No. 6299 in said Court, of Hinds County.

Mississippi, petitioner, wherein you are defendants. This the I2nd day of September, 1949. (SEAL) H. T. ASHFORD.

JR. CIRCUIT CLERK BY: C. W. CARR. D.

Sept. 86. Oct. 3. It.

17, 1940. Southern Scores Four Times On Passes For Win Lafayette, Oct. 14 Mississippi Southern unleashed a terrific third quarter passing attack for four touchdowns and a 25-0 victory over Southwestern Louisiana Institute in a Gulf States Conference football game here tonight. A crowd of 11.000 saw the Southerners tally on the second play of the second half and go on to win behind fleet footed left half-back John "Bubber" Phillips. The two schools batted to a standstill in the scoreless first half but Southern dominated play in the all important third period.

Southern's first tally came when Phillips took a flat pass and weav-ed 35 yards to score. Right halfback Frank Soruiell's try for extra point went wide. Minutes later Southern tallied again on a 67 yard sustained drive. Fullback Cliff Arnold went over Oalces Leads All Scorers In Big Eight By The ASSOCIATED PRESS Houston Oakes, Jackson's star back, took a firmer hold on the lead in the Mississippi Big Eight scoring race last night. He boosted his total to 57 points by making all his team's points fii beating Greenville 21-13.

Roy Moran of Greenwood took second place with his 42 points. He made 24 as his tearrj beat Vicks-burg 45-6. Clarksdale's James Kelly is third with 40, eight coming in his team's 20-7 victory over Columbus. Oakes' 21 points also enabled him to regain first place in scoring in all games. His grand total for the season against all opponents is 71.

Kelly is second with 70. Here's the way they stand in Big Eight games only: Tp PatTp Houston Oakes, Jackson 8 9 57 fry 1 J-yj "'WA Sv vsJBer HALFBACK LARRY COUTRE (24) of Notre Dame nimbly changes direction as he starts on an 81-yard touchdown run against Tulane in first quarter of their game at South eBnd, Saturday. It was one of three he scored in first ten minutes of the game. Co-Captoin Jim Martin of Notre Dame is blocking out Tulane back Bobby Jones. Guard Fred Wallner of Notre Dame is prepared to take out Max Druen, Tulane tackle.

Notre Dame center Walt Grothaus and Tulane Fullback Al Burr are spilled on ground. Path of runner indicated by dotted line. Notre Dame won, 46-7 (AP WIREPHOTO). ENTRIES IN vA Kentucky Takes It Easy In Game With Citadel; Wins 44-0 Lexington, Oct. 16 Wl Kentucky relaxed against the Citadel tonight but unloosed a ground attack strong enough to carry it to a 44-0 victory and it fifth football win this season as many starts.

Kentucky started its scoring in the first 23 seconds, picking up two points on a safety and then accounting for three touchdowns in each half. Reserves carried a big portion of the last half burden. The outmanned Citadel club threatened only once, moving to the Kentucky one in the second period after recovering Jim Howe's fumble at the six. Dick Zelinski's fourth down smash was stopped cold at the one and Kentucky moved it out of danger. Kentucky, eighth rated nationally in the Asociated Press poll, stuck on the ground for five of its touchdowns and took to the air only in the second period on Babe Paril-li's pass to Wilbur Jamerson that covered 11 yards.

at Summit, had a fair 2 and 1 record before Saturday night and the Decatur Warriors had a 4-0 mark. So what Summit, once the step-cousin of the loop, wins 6 to 0. Ellisville (Jones) Jaycee hadn't as yet won a game and was playing an up-and-down Goodman (Holmes) aggregation and the once-powerful Bobcats found some of their old form by trouncing the Bulldogs, who weren't biting, 20 to 7. Our congratulations go to Dr. E.

E. Litkenhous Clarion Ledger's gridiron expert, for correctly calling the SMU defeat by Rice. In Friday's paper, Dr. Litkenhous picked Rice by 7.1 points (and he was crazy, we said so ourself) and then Rice crossed him up TOO by getting a 14-point victory. But, he doesn't bet just predicts.

That's cheap! from the one. Right halfback Ed Langford booted the extra point to give the Southerners a commanding 13-0 lead. Midway the third period Phillips took a flat pass from quarterback Tom Legros and slithered down the right sideline for 37 yards and a touchdown. Langford's try for extra point was blocked. Legros hurled a 67 yard pass to Langford late in the third period for the final Southern tally.

Langford missed the try for extra point. Louisville Defeats Newton Tigers, 19-6 Louisville, Oct. 16 The Louisville Wildcats invaded the Newton Stadium Friday night and won a hard-fought 19 to 6 victory. Harold Crowson. fullback, accounted for all three of the Wildcats' touchdowns.

He scored in the first and second quarters on 1-yard plunges and added his final touchdown in the fourth quarter on a ten-yard smash over the center of the line. Newton scored their touchdown in the second quarter on a Dalton-Wall pass. SEC STANDINGS CONFERENCE Pet. PF Kentucky Tulane Tennessee Vandcrbilt Ga. Tech Georgia Mlsisslppl Frorida Miss.

State Alabama Auburn L. S. V. 3 0 2 0 1 0 3 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 2 1.000 91 0 1.000 46 14 1.000 17 7 .750 71 63 .667 47 46 .500 7 25 .333 67 82 .000 31 36 .000 0 10 .000 28 49 .000 4 2 89 .000 0 26 Pet. PF 1.000 206 7 .750 93 60 .667 63 35 .750 71 63 .750 83 46 .600 88 52 .500 132 114 .667 84 43 .000 13 50 .333 76 57 .000 42 89 .500 48 33 0 2 ALL GAMES Kentucky 5 0 0 Tulane 3 Tennessee 2 1 1 Vanderbilt 3 10 Ga.

Tech 3 1 0 Georgia 3 2 0 Mississippi 2 2 1 Florida 2 11 Miss. State 0 3 1 Alabama 2 1 Auburn 0 2 1 L. S. 2 2 0 JC STANDINGS East Central Pearl River Copiah-Lincoln Perkinston Southwest Northwest Hinds East Mississippi Holmes Northwest Sunflower Jones Itawamba PO 4 1 0 75 19 3 1 0 120 39 3 1 0 91 38 3 1 1 81 66 3 1 1 54 51 2 1 0 68 37 2 2 0 73 67 2 3 0 77 125 2 3 0 67 102 1 2 0 19 54 1 4 0 73 85 1 4 0 40 86 0 3 0 13 82 hod won over 10 straight decisions in Jackson games. The Wildcats have won but a single conference game this year, (Gulfnort 21 to 0) but lost to Laurel but by a single touchdown this past week.

Word creeping from Lauderdale county said that the Cats are truly pointing for this Big one. They will be playing at home, are not in the least overconfident and are extremely determined like a 10-year old asking Pa for admission price to a Saturday western. They just ain't agonna give up! Had an enjoyable conversation with Frank Sargent Friday via telephone. Frank, sports editor of the Lowell (Mass.) Sun, covered the Ole Mlss-BC game for The Clarion Ledger. Fans will remember that Frank spent over a week in Jackson last December covering the Lowell-Bogalusa Memorial Bowl game and has a number of friends here.

One of his first questions had to do with the Touchdown Club and Jackson Central High. Upon being told that the Tigers had won six straight he couldn't help but tell about his Lowell team. That group of boys have won four straight and yesterday (Sunday) were to play Salem the only team that a Lowell team coached by Hal Reddick has never defeated. In '48 Salem tied Lowell 7-7 for the only mark on an otherwise perfect record. That junior college conference Is evenly matched this year too close for comfort, so to speak.

After five weeks of Dlav. no team is undefeated. Southwest, down there By WAYNE THOMPSON 'Guess Coach Doss Fulton can quit talking about Tiger Stadium never being sold out for a Central High football game, and our heartiest congratulations go to him! That place Friday night was packed fuller than a college sophomore in last "year's strapless formal, and every one of them saw a great football game. Deacon Charlie Kerg, of the Greenville press, which had stirred white heat In attempting to "write up" a victory before the game started well, he was at the game In his usual two chairs and ''was deeply thrilled. As we packed tip our gear and started being shoved toward the exits, Charlie's parting repartee was "Well, you didn't run over us." No, Charlie, we didn't.

It counts as much if you run around opposition and Is far, far easi-i er on old clothes. But, we were talking about the crowd at the game and we are inighty anxious to find out if more than 9,000 people were not at the game. Fulton has stated that per-manent seats hold 9,000 and by Careful checking we have found Out that the West Side was filled to capacity and we could see from AW 1 Al A -r-i i r-i 1 i press uu.v uihi uie tuai oiae was overflowing. Central faces another Big Eight (een) opponent this week, and in addition to being one in the northern division is a team that had rather beat the Tigers (now) than to have the chorus line of Radio City as team sponsors. That team Is Meridian, and until the Bengals broke the jinx last year (7-6)), that 1 LITTLE SPORT Men Wanted To train for Radio Broadcast EngtaMr.

P. M. and Television. A field with a future. For veterans and non-yerterana, Sx cellent placement service.

Nest claaa starts October 24th 1949. Limited number accepted. Send for free catalogue. COOK'S RADIO SCHOOL 2933 North State Street Jackson, Miss. Register Now! And prepare for a well-paylne 8ECRB TARIAL or ACCOUNTING position.

FREE PLACEMENT SERVICB DAY and NIGHT SCHOOL JACKSON COMMERCIAL COLLEGE "MISSISSIPPI'S BEST EQUIPPED BUSINESS SCHOOL" Jackson, Miss. Phone 4-771T DIESEL This Is the new and progressive age of Diesel. If mechanically inclined you can learn Diesel the practical way in America's oldest exclusive Diesel Training: SchooL For full information, visit, phone or write. Approved for veterans. Dept.

J-7. HEMPHILL SCHOOLS, Inc. 311 South Main. Memphis. Term.

Phone 37-3232 or 37-2309 YOUR FUTURE BELONGS TO YOTT DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT TRAIN PRACTICAL SHOP TRAINING IN REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING ELECTRICITY MAJOR APPLIANCES SERVICE MAINTENANCE ft INSTALLATION Classes Day and Night Attractive Tuition Budget Plan Write. Wire. Phone or Visit COMMERCIAL TRADES INSTITUTE Member: The Southern Association of Private Trade Schools 200 South 20th Street Phone 7-0555 Birmingham, Ala. Veterans Ask About GI Training BUSINESS SCHOOLS St SHORTHAND, typing, accounting and post. lng machine, 2-months, day and night.

HOLSTEADS BUSINESS SCHOOL. 95 N. Jefferson. 3-7352. Nurseries Kindergartens SI LUCAS'S Nursery kindergarten moved tt 113 Moss Avenue.

Call 3-2436. MODERN Nursery. Full time care. Trained teachers. Free transportation, Saturdays' free.

443 Clifton. Phone 3-4445. MUSIC. DANCING S3 PIANO lessons, afternoons 3 to 6. $8.00 per month.

Dial 3-4235. HUDDLESTON'S Orchestra Service "Best Band in the Southland" combo or large outfits. 816 Rose Street. Phone 2-5585. PRIVATE INSTRUCTION ss STUDENTS to coach in school courses.

Phone 2-2064 or 3-0205. BUSINESS OrORTUNITTES SS DRY CLEANINO plant. For details write box 3119 Clarion-Ledger. SMALL cafe established business. Good opportunity.

Dial 5-9178. FOR sale. Grocery stock and fixtures 88.000. 51 North City. Call 3-4682 or 4- 7048.

NEIGHBORHOOD, corner market and grocery. Established business. Building, fixtures and stock. Have other Interest. Write P.

O. Box 543. Vicksburg, Miss. For Sale Cafe Ideal Location in Brandon, Miss. OWNER HAS OTHER INTERESTS.

CALL 4411 or 2352 Brandon, Miss. CAFE, downtown, Air Conditioned doing good business. Well located. If Interested write Clarion-Ledger Box 3122. FOR SALE Ready-to-Wear Store.

Ladies and men's clothing. In Southern central town on main street. Price reasonable. Write Box (3120) Clarion-Ledger. MEAT Curing Storage PLANT A Profitable, veil established business in a very active good sized town North of Jackson.

Consists of concrete block building 45x65 with 304 Food lockers, (procaical-ly all rented) Curing Room, Chilling Room. AH Hobard equipment. Front ef building has fully equipped Grocery Store. Ill health forces widow to sacrifice for 126,000 with 110,000 cash with conveniens terms. Call Martin L.

Riley AND COMPANY 112 E. Capitol Office 5-8571 T. SHARP Res. 8-BJ1J MARTIN L. RILEY Res.

6-1574 MONEY TO LOAN Sf An Easy Way To Borrow Money $10.00 to $50.00 1. Phone us, give us a few facts and tell us how much you need. 2. One trip service to pick up your money. Everything is ready.

3. Special ladies department. Ask for Mrs. Boyd. DIAL 5-3439 "Loans arranged in a few mlnutei" Apply by phone or in person.

Cash Loan Brokers 236 W. CAPITOL ROOM 6 MONEY We can arrange a loan for any worthwhile purpose on auto FURNITURE PERSONAL Prompt Service SOUTHERN LOAN ASSOCIATES, LNC. Brokers 100 B. Pearl St. Registered Pharmacist TO A YOUNO AGGRESSIVE MAN WHO DESIRES A POSITION WITH A FUTURE WE OFFER EXCELLENT SALARY.

SHORT HOURS AND PAID VACATION; APPLY Walgreen's 173 E. CAPITOL MEN READ THIS AD Do you want to stay in rut? Are you really satisfied with your present salary and future prospects? Klrby Salesmen now share in the profits of the company enabling them to add 30 to 50 bonus to already large commissions each month. Thats it I $300 will grow where $200 $600 will grow where $400 grew be-ore. etc. The Sales Producers Dividend Plan is designed to help all salesmen, high and low producers Remember Klrby Salesmen are paid In full on each tale.

No waiting for accounts to pay out. The simple facts are: we realize the most important men in this business the salesmen are entitled to an increase in pay and are doing something about it. We need branch managers and salesmen for Hinds and 12 other counties. Apply daily 8 A. M.

or 5:30 P. M. all this week. Out of town applicants write Klrby Vacuum Cleaner Company 942 W. Capitol Street.

HELP WANTED. FEMALE COMPANION and housekeeper for semi-invalid lady two In family. Mrs. J. A.

Flnley, 2-5692 Rt. 5. AVON Christmas Gilts now available. One opening. Part or full time.

Contact mgr. 604 North. 3-6579. WANTED An experienced bookkeeper. Should be familiar with building materials, write P.

O. Box 2168 Jackson, giving experience and references. CAREER GIRLS Or otherwise, we have some very good stenographic, secretarial, typist and other office positions. Hurry to JACKSON EMPLOYMENT AGCY Sim E. Pearl (upstairs Dial 3-4974 WANTED Secretary for Oil Company executive to work in New Orleans.

Must be good typist and take dictation. Salary $200.00 plus overtime. Prefer someone with college background. Send complete in formation in first letter to Mr. R.

Tindall 500 North Carrollton Ave, New Orleans, La. Wanted Experienced GIRL CAR HOPS APPLY IN PERSON Manhattan Drive Inn 355 Woodrow Wilson Experienced Female Colored COOK APPLY IN PERSON Theo Primos Drive-In 2623 W. Capitol MEDICAL TECHNICIAN 2 experienced medical technicians 40 hour week. Time and half for overtime. Top salary based on ex perience and ability.

Give experience, training and qualifications in application. Write Box 3112 Clarion- Ledger. WANTED Experienced Waitresses Steady Job Good Pay APPLY IN alRSON PRIMOS Opposite Baptist Hospital MALE FEMALE 22 NEED colored cotton pickers. Paying top price. Call 4-9682.

SALESWORK, AGENTS 23 WANTED three men with cars by reliable concern. Good future for husUers. Apply In person L. B. Price Mercantile Co.

732 West Monument St. Jackson, Miss. WANTED salesman. Nationally advertised line of neckwear. Will arrange drawing account.

Territory: Mississippi, Louisiana. Car necessary. Write box 3138 Clarion-Ledger. SALESMAN: Full or part time. Man or woman, make as high as $50 dally commissions taking orders for metallsed baby shoes.

Mothers buy on sight. Miss. Ark. Bronze Co. 403 Southern Ave.

Hattles-burg, Miss. ATTENTION MEN Many men are being held back in esab-Ushlng themselves In a business of their own due to the lack of capital. Let us put you in business. No capital needed to start The line is complete and profitable. Write Rawlelgh's Dept.

MSJ-480-257 Tenn. SALESMEN For Building Specialties This is a house to house deal, worker can average better than $100 A Week Write box 3128, Clarion-Ledger EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES 24 COOKS-MAIDS If You Want A Job Now can HOUSEHOLD EMPLOYMENT EXCH. 114ia North Farlsh 6-3293 STENOGRAPHERS -Bookkeepers. General uaice casniers salesladies. Laundry and Grocery.

Misc. Jobs, all types. COMMERCIAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 108 Capitol, Upstairs Dial 3-5947 Room 6 Miss Scales SITUATIONS WANTED. MALE 26 SELL my services to anyone. Write Clarl- on-ieoger.

dox sue. SITUATIONS, FEMALE 27 SETTLED, refined lady desires position as companion References. 5-8306. EXPERIENCED In general office work. some With PBX and dietanhons.

r.ll 3-0633. SCHOOLS 29 HIGH SCHOOL NO Classes. DreDare at home Pre booklet Write P. O. Box 4444, Jackson.

Miss. AMJUUCAN SCHOOL, DEPT. l-A Founded 1897 ACCREDITED courses. streamlined schedules, prompt placement at attractive income. Approved for OS.

Training. Day and Night School. Enter any day. UKlUOaOH'8 BUSINESS COLUEOI TEL. 3-3828 By Rouscn NON-RESIDENT SUMMONS THE STATE OP MISS SI3SIPPI.

County of Hinds. To Alton Lloyd Pierce, Post office address and Street Address: 3101 Lockbourne Road, Columbus, Ohie. You are summoned to appear before the Chancery Court of th First Judicial District. County of Hln4f In said state, on the third Monday of November, A. 1949 to defend the suit No.

39600 In said Court of Mrs. Hazel Barron Pierce, a minor by next friend Mrs. B. H. Sanders.

Complainant, wherein yo are a defendant. This 7th dav of October. A. 1949. (SEAL) FRANK T.

SCOTT, Chancery Clerk By RUTH BEDGOOD, D. C. M. A. Lewis.

Solicitor Oct. 10. 17, 24. 1949. (iriarion-iEedfltr WANT AD INFORMATION CHARGE SERVICE Extended to an advertisers except for "Situation Wanted" ads and where advertiser slves Hoftl as charge address.

PHONE NUMBER 3-2421 FLORISTS i.ND FLOWERS 5 LARGE dahlias, assorted colors. 245 Valley Phone 4-8267 DAHLIAS, for sale and made. Dial 2-0282. arrangements FOR sale. Easter Lily bulbs.

Ready for planting. Phone 2-1505. SPECIAL NOTICES RESERVED cabins. Brock's Tourist Court $1.50 and $2.00. Dial 3-5336.

VOCATIONAL baby sitting registry. Mrs. Holliday. 5-6456. Call TRAINED practical nurses.

Phone 5-0311 or 5-7950. Reglstery POSTED against all hunting fishing, trespassing without permit, all my lands In Rankin County near Pelahatchle, Mississippi. Signed C. M. GOOCH.

LOST FOUND 15 LOST Siamese Phone 3-6791. eat female Reward LOST eye glasses. Heavy blonde rims. Phone 2-1520. Reward.

FOUND one bird dog 3-15ES from 9 A. M. 'til 6:30 P. M. LOST: Lady's Bulova wristwatch.

Name Joy engraved on back. Reward. Phone 3-9625. LOST Lady's black raincoat, size 12. Huber'i Shoe Shop Monday p.m.

2-3321 or 5-7010. FOUND a method to make old faded leather jackets look like new. Dial Magee Laundry, 2-0707. LOST Package ladies' clothing Monday night from Van Winkle to Old Clinton Hignway. Keward.

MCMuiien -4ujp. BROWN leather wallet lost in post office. Contained drivers and hunting licenses, social security and union work card. Reward. Return to Clarion-Ledger office.

HELP WANTED. MALE 20 WANTED Band saw filer for 6 ft. mill cutting hardwood. Must be sober. Call 1515 or write P.

O. Box 354 Natchez, Miss. MAN wanted to join exclusive business group. Must have car, good education. No capital needed.

Call 5-0687 for inter view. WANTED: Logger with loader, two tractors, three trucks to move half million feet timber jiext five weeks. C. M. Gooch WANTED men to train for broadcast engi neer F.M.

and Television. See our ad under Classification 29. Write for details. 2933 North State. MEN over 50 years old.

Who have been turned down 1 because of age. Must be strong and willing to work a full day. We have a steady year round opportunity for you. 676 South President. Jackson.

Weatherstrip Mechanics SIDING APPLICATORS Write Box 3129, Clarion-Ledger CASH IN ON The many selling opportunities we have available RIGHT NOW. Come in for a confidential Interview. JACKSON EMPLOYMENT AGCY. BUM, Peart (upstairs" Dial 3-4974 Wanted Logging contractors with teams and wagons or tractors ana wagons Turn around to h. mile haul.

Good prices paid. Call or seer- JOHN DILLARD PHONE 2324 DENHAM SPRINGS, LOUISIANA Experienced Male Colored COOK Apply in Person Theo Primos Drive-In 2623 W. Capt. ATTENTION WHITE MEN Have you three hours spare time dally? Could you use an extra $5 per day? Mfeet be neat, aggressive, and over 30. Full time also available.

Apply In person. 676 South President Jackson $75. WEEKLY UP Salesmen with truck or car to sell wholesale to merchants. Dry goods, bose, specialities, notions, knives, cosmetics, combs, drugs. Jewelry, premium merchandise, school supplies and auto supplies.

Apply L- BLAKE CO. 103 Minerva St. Jackson, Miss. 10 MEN WHO ARE EXPERIENC ED IN THE FOLLOWING LINE OP ENDEAVOR: We will employ men who are experienced in electrical worlc, Mechanics or those mechanic ally inclined. Men, who are exper ienced in sales work, experienced in carpentry, or other lines of en deavor who are seeking immediate employment who can go to work at once.

Men who are honest, ambitious and have some responsibility and can be trusted to do an honest day's work without having some one watch over them every hour of the day. We are not interested in the ordinary type of person, but are seeking the alert, ambitious, and energetic man who is willing to give an honest day's work for an honest return. Men who are open-minded and who really appreciate an opportunity to succeed. TO SUCH MEN, I will give my personal attention and guarantee success. Married men given prefer ence.

Men between 21 and 55. Apply Mr. Johnson Wednesday 10 A. 11, 842 West Capitol or call 3-2544. Roy Moran, Greenwood James Kelly, Clarksdale Tommy Wood, Laurel Mike Mask, Tupelo Bucket Joseph, Vicksbug 7 6 6 8 4 42 40 37 48 24 24 19 Bill Montgomery, Hat 'burg 4 Tommy Lee, Jackson 3 Tom Parker, McComb 2 19 71 ALL GAMES Houston Oakes, Jackson 10 11 James Kelly, Clarksdale 11 4 70 60 40 42 42 Roy Moran, Greenwood 10 Mike Mask, Tupelo 8 Billy Parks, Natchez 6 Harol Lofton, Brookahven 7 Bryant Moore, Clarksdale 5 Harold Love, Greenville 6 Bucket Joseph, Vicksburg 6 38 36 36 Lopez Selected As Next Manager Of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, Oct.

16 Al LoDez veteran major league catcher now managing Indianapolis of the American Association, is slated to succeed Billy Myer when Mver re tires as manager of the Pittsburgh General manager Roy Harney made the announcement todav. He pointed out quickly Myer's con tract nas another year to run but that no one knows whether Myer can stand the physical grind of managing a major league club. The Priates finished a disap pointing sixth this year. Myer became ill during the past season out rejoined tne club, after a few days. In 1947, his first year as a major league pilot, Myer steered the Bucs to fourth place.

Lopez, who formerly caught for the Pirates, has been managing Indianapolis two year and had them in the money both times. He won the American Association pennant in 1948 and in the past sea son iinisnea second but went on to win the Shaughenssy playoffs and the Little World Series from Mon treal. Harney scotched reports Lopez would become manager of Cincinnati, replacing Bucky Walters. The pirate boss declared: "Al was sick wnen ne finished a terrific grind, lunumng piayons nis own circuit and the Little World Series; moreover, ne recently lost two brothers by death but he should recover, now that- he can rest, and he'll be the next manager oi tne irTiates." LEGAL NOTICES APPROVING CLAIMS ON muiNiLit-AL, CLAIM DOCKET, NUMBERED ONE TO THREE HUNDRED SIXTEEN. INCLUSIVE, APPEARING i rfluiss J4-40 THEREON, IN THE AMOUNT OP $367,089.93 AND MAKING APPROPRIATION FOR THE PAYMENT THEREOF.

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL kjt inc. jiiy ur JACKSON: SECTION 1. That claims niimhor nn to three hundred sixteen, inclusive ap pearing at pages 34-40 of the Municipal FiJiT Docket, in the aggregate amount of $367,089.93 are each hereby approved for payment and said amount Is expressly appropriated for the immediate thereof. r' SECTION 2. That, for cause this rn.

lutlon shall be effective on and after this date. APPROVED: Allen C. Thompson, Mayor R. S. Withers, Commissioner D.

B. Sharron. Commissioner ATTEST: Mrs. J. R.

Skinner City Clerk I certify that the foreiroine resolution was passed on October 14, 1949, and recorded In Minue Book page 440. SEAL) Mrs. R. Skinner Oct. 17, 1949 Citv Clerk NON-RESIDENT SUMMONS THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, County of Hinds.

To Lester E. Russell, whose post office address and street address is- 71 fi riiUmh Street, Covington, Louisiana. You are summoned to anncar h.fnr. th. Chancery Court of the First Jnrilrlal m.

trict, County of Hinds, in said state, on the Third Monday of November, A. 1949 to defend the suit No. 39602 In said court of Louise Russell. Camplalnant, wherein you are a defendant. inis 7 day of October.

A. 1949 (SEAL) FRANK T. SCOTT. Chancery Clerk By Ruth Berieond E. B.

Todd. Solicitor Oct. 17. 24. 31.

ADVERTISEMENT vrva. -rti-is Sealed proposals will be hn th. Board of Supervisors, Hinds County. Jack- Kiisaissippi, unui iu clock A. tuari November 8.

1949. at whirh ttm. and place they will be nubllclv The proposal will cover rennirs nalntinir and waterproofing. Hinds County Court- IHCKtuu. MISS.

flans and SDeclflcatinns nH documents are open to public inspection at the office of the Chancery Clerk. Hinds County, Jackson. Mississippi, or may be obtained from E. L. Malvaney, Architect, Millsaps Building.

Jackson MIssIssIddI. ud-: on deposit of J25.00. The full amount of deposit for one set of documents will be returned to each bidder (with ririurtinn not exceeding the actual cost of reprodue- uun oi uie documents) upon return of all documents in good condition within ten days after the date of opening bids. Bids must be accompanied by a certified check or bid bond In an amount equal to five percent of the bid. No bid may be withdrawn after scheduled closing time for the receipt of bids for a period of thirty days.

ine owner reserves the right to reject any or aU bids and to waive informalities. The contract will be let to the lowest and best bidder. The succesfal bidder must furnish satisfactory performance bond in a sum equal to the fall amount of his contract. 1 The bid must specify the time within which the work is to be completed. JJOAKU Of SUPERVISORS HINDS COUNTY.

MISSISSIPPI By S. M. HUBBARD. President (SEAL) FRANK T. SCOTT.

Clerk E. L. Malvaney, Architect Oct. 17, 24. 31.

Not. 7. 1949 IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT OP HINDS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI. NON-RESIDENT SUMMONS STATE OF MISSISSIPPI COUNTY OF HINDS: I TO: SUSIE LONOSTREET. IP LTVTNO.

AND IP DEAD, HER UNKNOWN HEIRS AND DEVISEES, ALL OP WHOSE PLACES OP RESIDENCE. POST OFFICE AND STREET ADDRESSES ARE UNKNOWN. You are sammoaed to be and untu h. fore the County Court of the First Judicial District oi Hinds coanty, in said State, on the second Monday of November. 1949, the same beisr the 14th dav of iirt month ti I defend aa eminent domain suit No.

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