Clarion-Ledger from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 7

ef arrests, the Iree Danish Press I Service said, and about 300 more see). 39,291.8 CM. Yds. RoteTbed Topping (O P.M.). were arrested today, with all facing a threat of execution if resistance to the Nazi rule continues.

From the sketchy picture seeping out to Stockholm, it appeared the Germans were making a gigantic effort to maintain order in from Mi Aettev Cfetof Engineer, Jaekson. E. D. KENNA, Director, i Apr. 19, 31, 25, 27, 29.

NOTICE TO EQUIPMENT DEALERS Sealed bids will be received by the Mississippi State Highway Commisson, at its offce, Jackson, until 10:00 A. M. Tuesday, May 9. 1944. for furnishing 1 used dragline.

Detailed information may be obtained from the Equipment Engineer, Jackson. X. D. KENNA, Jackson. Ap.

25, 27. 39, May 3, 5. MISSISSIPPI STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received by the State Highway Commission, at Jackson, Mississippi, until 10:00 o'clock A. Central War Time. Tuesday, May 9, 1944.

and shortly thereafter publicly opened for Construction of Grading, Drainage I Denmark in view of the expected invasion of western Europe. Nazis Patrol Streets In Capital Of Denmark Hundreds Of Patriot Guerrillas Arrested Stockholm, April 26 Hundreds of Danes have been arrested in Copenhagen and German armored cars are patrolling the capital's streets amid sporadic bursts of gunfire. Danish underground sources reported tonight from that German-occupied and newly-isolated country. These reports, impossible to check for accuracy, said widespread sabotage against the Germans was in progress despite Nazi threats of summary executions. Telegraph and postal communications between Denmark and Sweden remained broken for the second day, and only Germans were allowed to use the ferries.

Even Swedish diplomats were forbidden to travel between the two countries. The German effort to wipe out the underground patriot organiza tnuioir.irisil Thursday, April 27 Page ployed on this contract per hour be Skilled Labor. 75 cents: TJnskUled Labor, 30 cents; and Intermediate Graaea. 40 cents. Plans and Specification are on file this office.

Proposals may be secured upon payment of $5.00, which will funded. Certified check or bid bond jLTJjf percent (5) of bid. payable to STAOT OF Mississippi, must accomp'-nr eacn. proposal. Bidders are hereby notified that any pro nosal accompanied by letters qualifying any manner the conditions under which the proposal is tendered will be constdtMM an Irregular bid, and such proposals will not be considered in making the award.

The Public Roads Administration has advised that the War Production Board will Issue Form OA-145S allotting materials for the project. D. KENNA. Director. April 27.

May 2. NOTICE TO EQUIPMENT DEALERS Sealed bids will be received by th Mississippi State Highway Oommssion, its office, Jackson, until 10:00 A. M. Tuesday, May 9, 1944, for furnishing the following 9 Motor Graders 12 Power Mowers 4 Portable Gas Rollers 8 Asphalt Kettles nin: 1 Centerlining Machine 40 la ton trucks with dump bodies. Detailed information may be obtained from the Equipment Engineer, Jackson.

E. D. KENNA, Director. Apr. 31, 35, 27, 39, May 3.

40,330 0 Sq, Yds, Reconditioned Roadbed. 3.380 0 Cu. Yds. 8tabiltrer Aggregate. 285.0 Cu.

Yds. Gravel Surface Course (Semi-Gravel). 3.646 Ft. BM Untreated Timber. 856 0 Cu, Yds.

Loamy Topsoll. 99.623.0 Sq. Yds. 3,374.0 Sq. Yds.

Solid Sodding. 7.6 Tons 4:8:4 Commercial Fertilizer or Substitute. 33.0 Lin Ft. 18 inch Vitrified Clay Pipe Culvert, 111.0 Lin. Ft.

34 Inch Pipe Culvert. 294.0 Lin. Ft. 18 inch Pipe (Sldedrain). 2X63 Cu.

Yds. Class 'B" Culvert Concrete. 365.0 La. Ft. Guard Rail Removed and 20.0 Units Guard Rail Posts.

3.248.0 Lbs. Reinforcing Steel. 41.0 Units Right-of-Way Markers. 10.0 Tons 3 inch Dense Graded Cold Plant Mix Primary Course. 4.67 Tons 153 inch Dense Graded Cold Plant Mix Wearing Course.

14,167.0 Gallons Tar or Cut-back Asphalt for Prime Coat. 36,960.0 Sq. Yds. Alternate Types of Double Bituminous Surface Treatment. BRIDGE ITEMS: 84.000 Ft.

BM Treated Timber. 430.0 Lin. Ft. Treated Timber Piling. 169.0 Tons Dense Graded Cold Plant Mix Wearing Course.

Contract Time: 150 Working Days. BASIS OF AWARD: The award of this contract, If made at all, will be made on the basis of the lowest bid by a qualified bidder regardless of type of surfacing. The attention of Bidders is directed to the Special Provision governing selection and employment of labor. The minimum wage paid to labor era- i Structures, Bridges, and Alternate Types LEGALS NON-RESIDENT SUMMONS STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. County of Hinds.

To Hattie Jackson, Post Office Address, and Street Address: 5510 Wabash Avenue. Chicago, Illinois. You are summoned to appear before the Chancery ourt of the First Judicial District County of Hinds in said state, on the 2nd. Monday of May, A. 1944.

to defend the suit No. 31429 in said Court of Willie Jackson, Complainant, wherein you are a defendant. This 18th day of April, A. 1944 FRANK T. SCOTT, Chancery Clerk.

By CARROLL ROBINSON, D. C. (SEAL) W. L. MHOON, Solicitor.

April 20, 27, May 4. NOTICE TO BLUE PRINT COMPANIES Sealed bids will be received by the Mississippi State Highway Commisson, at its office, Jackson, until 10:00 A. M. Tuesday, May 9, 1944, for making blue prints and black line prints, and for making brown print negatives and blue line prints from negatives. Detailed information may be obtained of Bituminous Surface Treatment on 2.833 miles of the Grenada-Coffeeville highway in Grenada County, known as Access Road to Air Support Command Base, on Federal Aid System, Project No.

DA-WR 16 (1). Principal items of work are approximately as follows: ROADWAY: LUMP SUM Clearing and Grubbing. 8.04 Acres Random Clearing and Grubbing. 434 0 8j. Yds, Removal of Concrete Pavement.

LUMP SUM Removal of Old Bridge (Station 524 plus 13.5). 53,311.0 Cu. Yds. Unclassified Excavation. 714.850.

0 Sta. Yds. Haul of Excavation. 409.535.0 Units Haul of Selected Material Roadbed Topping and Loamy Top- tion began Monaay who nunareas acc: Virmr" 'iiTTTnnmninwr-m i -nrrrnr -'nrrn rmatnr-t i sinnr-v wvhm LUFTWAFFE Attacks Supply Ship Good Mows! No lred Tb Neocfod wtfc 1 GILLETTE At Anzio IJombs from German fighter bombers explode near an Allied supply ship, riding at anchor off the Anzio beachhead while discharging cargo. (AF Wirephoto) WAR BONDS Shave Cream nd STAMPS Regular er Brash! NOW JB 25 vr.

piot plastic! FRUIT JUICER ttjjkfi Strain as I fiPpir Me Coupon 4r I Pip Save At 14, I I ammo Abundant Suds ON SALE THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY, LIMIT Capitol at Lamar QUANTTIBS Do Your Work, BUSH iS lWalgreen'e 25c DUZ POWDER I IVORY SOAP 2 fr 2 1 Large (limit zr (limit i Two) JUNIOR $1.25 Size (Limit 1) 7i ABSORBINE 7boisnsges Famous 50c PHILLIPS' MILK OF I MAGNESIA (Urnrt I 20 Bottle) mm0 GULF FLY SPRAY 21 BflM BBV HfflfBMmflSaawraBHMsHH MIRACLE-TUFT EXTON bristles I The surgically-ateiil brush NYLON "Twenty-Five" Sturdy brisths. Rt 71 8 Ounce JERIS HAIR TONIC 8 Ounce JERIS HAIR OIL Sanitary-sealed Heavy Duty I Rolling I Pin I 36c Attention! All Victory Gerdenenl VEGETABLE II Gang Members Issued Subpeonas in Capone Probe Cicago, April 26 (INS) Subpoenas for 41 men, described by authorities as members of the "Scarface Al" Capone gang, were issued today by the Cook County grand jury investigating gangland activities. In explaining the action, State's Attorney Thomas J. Courtney "The state's attorney's office and the grand jury are carrying the fight to the mob." Among those named in the warrants are Ralph Capone, brother of "Scarface Al," Leo Mongovern, Edward Vogel, Anthony "Mops' Volpe and Ralph Pierce. Absent from the list was Matt Capone, 35-year-old younger brother of "Scarface Al." The younger Capone, proprietor of the Hall of Fame tavern in suburban Cicero, has been hunted since the murder there a week ago of Jens D.

Lar-kin, alias James Larkin, a gambler. The Larkin murder was believed to be connected with the reported kidnaping two weeks ago of Jack Guzik, former aide Co "Scarface Al" Capone. The police theory was that the Capone mob was attempting to take over Chicago. La kin's murder resulted in the grand jury investigation. War Dept.

Repudiates Patron's Statements Of Control Of World Washington. April 26 (NS In an official statement the War Department today repudiated any responsibility for the statement of Lt. Gen. George S. Patton who, in a London speech, said that the United States.

Great Britain and Russia are "destined to rule the world." In response to a question on its attitude towards the Patton statement, the Department said: "Gen. Patton was expressing his own views. He was not speaking for the War Department." WACsSMVisored Hats For Overseas Cap Adaptations Washington, April 26 (INS) The WACs will shed their vis-ored hats this summer in favor of a feminine version of the army overseas cap, the War Department announced today. Styled by a well-known designer of womens hats, the cap worn by enlisted WACs will be edged in old gold and moss green braid, while officers head gear will be piped with gold black braid like that worn on army officers overseas caps. Effervescent 60c ALKA SEED SALE Pack Or et.

Flower seeds also. SELTZER Antacid Tablets 49e An OW-Tme Favorite 30 Cities In State Conduct Girl Survey i rj 3GEN. Patton In Britain Lt. Gen. George S.

Patton, who commanded the U. S. Seventh Army in Sicily, inspects troops of a unit under bis new command after his arrival in the European theatre of Operations. The War Department blanked out the shoulder insignia of the troops. (AP Wire-photo from Signal Corps) ASSORTMENT tie make haste A Walgreen Pharmacist knows that "haste makes waste." That's why he'll never hurry a prescription.

Yet he knows the urgency of his job. That's why you can rely on Walgreen's for dependable prescriptions as quickly as accuracy will allow. 59 In glass jar. 25-ounces for UTILITY KIT 9c 14-inch lenjrth Overnight BAG 439 In. Length 1 Lb.

Popular "Aunt Jenny's' PREP Mayor A. B. Williams chairman Tom Alford, McComb. Others include, Mayor H. Earl 6 Vitamins and 3 Minerals I SHAVING CREAM Leather Trim Ginn Chairman Mrs.

K. E. Man- 8 FEEL RIGHT! BUm. Tyler town: Mayor A. Overnight BAG 5 316 Z4 Inch dock Dependable TRY BERITE! "Olafsen." Botte 59 of" 700 tablets Supplement to the daily diet Prescription Service FEDERAL EXCISE TAX ON LUCGAC1 Joint Recruitment Campaign Underway Thirty cities and towns of this state geographically located in such manner as to cover virtually all sections of Mississippi, have organized committees to carry out the first womanpower survey in the nation, for the benefit of the four branches of the armed services and in cooperation with the Mississippi Joint Recruitment Campaign.

Through the cooperation of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard and the guidance of Gov. Tom L. Bailey, a very successful three weeks' campaign has been concluded in the interest of recruitment of women for the armed services. All four branches, the WACS. WAVES, SPARS and U.

S. Marine Corps Women's Reserve are so completely satisfied that they voluntarily extended the time that their representatives will be made available for furher visits to various cities where requested. It is thus hoped to make the campaign even more successful, according to 40c Tube LISTERINE Tooth Paste "Double-Size" 33 The Box of 12 $1.50 Anus Hemorrhoidal Moreton Chairman Melvin Flowers, Brookhaven; Mayor H. D. Gran-berry Chairman Louise Pugate, Hazlehurst; Mayor J.

W. Milner Chairman MisS Gladys Legg, Gulf-port; Mayor G. Y. Blaise Chairman Mrs. Geo.

R. Rea, Bay St. Louis; Mayor W. G. Simpson, Chairman Mrs.

J. Marshall Prye, Pass Christian; Mayor Chester Del-ecruz Chairman Mrs. D. D. En-tringer, Biloxi; Mayor Walter B.

Gulley Chairman Mrs. J. O. Cole, Pascagoula; Mayor L. O.

Crosby Chairman Dr. H. L. Morrow, Picayune. Mayors and appointed chairmen of still other cities are Mayor D.

L. Wesley Chairman Mrs. John S. Cotton, Foplarville; Mayor Allen Saffold Chairman p. A.

Miller, Greenwood; Mayor E. M. Gray chairman John A. Fox, Greenville, Mayor E. B.

Nelson Suppositories I Jl. Antiseptic, Soothes Skin MENNEN BABY OIL 6 for 43' I VP I in 3 Sizes 10 TAMP AX Internal Sani- tary Protection 2.58 BRIAR PIPES See Walgreen9 Wide Selection 152 222 3S2 5 Scores of new styles many famous makes all fine imported briars. Beg. 50c size. Chairman Boots Jones, Cle-eland; Rev.

O. D. Ashworth, assistant I Mayor T. M. Dye Chairman Mrs.

Month's Supply 30 STAN-IS TABLETS Complex Iron 87e 29 Ed Brewer, Clarksdale; Mayor L. BORIC ACID jiTi Powder or Crystals. 4oz- With Viosterol HALIBUT LIVER OIL Olafsen. AQC 5 cc "ts 1 fouf-pece MEYER'S BABY SET OiKtalcS bars soap I Smartly boxed. WHITE.

VAtLIINfc 4 Qc 18 Nursery Need. Large jar director oi wie siaw unice or civilian Defense, sponsoring organization. The representative of the services may make follow-up appearances at various cities to discuss plans with civic leaders in those cities.Mt is planned that these follow-up visits may be made after May 1st. Cities which have aligned with HYGEIA C. Proby Chairman Mrs.

Ernestine Martin, Grenada; Mayor W. E. Howell, Chairman Mrs. J. M.

Howard, Durant: Mayor John D. Green, Chairman Mrs. H. L. Scales, Starkville: Mayor Thomas H.

Harris Chairman Mr. John Halloman, Columbus; Mayor L. L. Broyles Chairman Robert Mimms. Aberdeen: Mayor 2s35e Vitamins I Nipples-20c each the recruitment survey include BUllMS 1 I UJV Keeps Lips Silk CORINTKIA LIPSTICK 4 Enticing Shades Jackson, Laurel Hattiesburg, Vicks- J.

P. Nanney. Chairman Her- bert Brasfield, Tupelo; Mayor J. SI burg, Natchez, wooovilie, McComb, Tylertown, Brookhaven, Hazlehurst, Gulf port, Bay St. Louis, Pass Christian, Biloxi, Pascagoula, Picayune, Poplarville, Greeawood, Greenville, Cleveland.

Clarksdale, Grenada, Durant, Starkville, Columbus, Tupelo, Booneville, Hew Albany and Oxford. Mayors of each city have ap E. Cunningham Chairman F. W. Duckworth, Booneville; Mayor Patterson Chairman Mrs.

Dewey Branyon, New Albany and Mayor C. E. Harris Chairman, Mrs. E. M.

Moore of Oxford. Patton Mends Remark Dc you strain to hear? Do your friends have to make an effort to talk to jroa? SONOTONE can help you. 9 out of 10 caa be helped. Have your ears tested, as you do your eyes. A Sonet one fitted to your particular needs will give you the closest approach to natural hearing available.

pointed chairmen to take charge of the survey and are as follows: In KfKfWAr I OlllTAK Mavor Walter Scott. Chairman Joe VII I UJI7TUI WVIEIIUIJ FREE Private consultation in your home or our office. Phone 2-2033 for appointment. Call or write for free ta-formative booklet. For Protection SONOTONE OF JACKSON Dehmer, Jackson; Mayor James Miller.

Chairman J. R. Graves, Laurel: Mayor G. M. Calhoun, Chirman Rev.

L. D. Haughton, Hattiesburg: Mayor J. C. Hamilton, Chairman Charles Pranck, Viz-l-eKm-cr XKT Bitrd Carfort of 50 BOOK MATCHES 1.000 Handy Lights (Limit 2 4 Cartons) I Jr I 30 Ft.

i SPONGE-CHAMOIS ISSUE? A59e Deposit Gty. Bank Bids. Jackson, Miss. Without obligation. I would like to know more about Sonotone.

Cleans Fabrics JUSTRITE CLEANER Hamhtt. CC 70-eunceJ JL It's odorless. i Use Perfection SILVER POLISH Efficient. 8-ounce; atm Gives luster. Motfcprooer i $1 LARVEX SPRAY Spray (t "9 o.

Pint i Guard woolens. Johnson's No-Rub Johns aim AART MOTH FLAKES "Dolph" 12-ounctt 9 Handy to use. Chairman W. E. Fulton, Natchez: Name Mayor W.

J. Stockett Chairman I Address Mrs. Lotta V. Bryan, Woodville; ULU-UUMI Floor Wax-Pint CLEANER BUG PIZEN ALUMINUM CLEANERS APEX MOTH CAKE SSTf! A. I VOn I Disinfectant for JP Oil LlwUL Antiseptic Cleaning 59c 49c 19e 15c 25c 3C I WAX I London, April 26 Lt.

Gen. George S. Patton said today he had included Russia along with the United States and Great Britain in his remarks in a speech yesterday concerning future ruler-ship of the world. Patton, quoted by the British Press Association as having said that lt undoubtedly was the destiny of the British and American peoples to rule the world, said today bis exact words were: "Undoubtedly it is our destiny to rule the world we Americans and British and of course the Russiansand therefore we should see more of each other." This quotation, including mention of Russia, was the version carried this morning by the daily mail, the only London paper to report the speech. Patton was addressing the opening of a British club for American soldiers.

His remarks both as first reported and as corrected today drew criticism from some congressmen in Washington. PAPER I I i Ac 1 SPORTING GOODS TENNIS RACKETS SYNTHETIC RUBBER TE.NNIS BALLS, Ea. 50c FISHING TACKLE GOLF CLUBS CARBIDE LIGHTS 4 FLASHLIGHTS BASEBALL GOODS Armoui's Lemon-Scented Cleanser LIGHTHOUSE ''Old English" NO-RUB WAX Liquid- OQ Pint size Dries quickly. $7.70 Value EXPELLO MOTH SET Expel Imts "7Q and meter 9 Kills moth life. Plastic Treated POT CLEANER Giant tix ft pad for For scouring.

DYE-ANA Tint and Dye TABLETS 10 vs Easier to use. 20 FEDERAL EXCISE TAX ON TOILETRIES Everett Hardware Co Vyt WrA'4 A smmm I 1 1 1 rL-M'i i U'W iJ 1 1 wl 1 11 123-131 South State Street Dial 2-2628 A GENTLE HINT Trenton, N. J. (INS) Mrs. August Kubery willed $2 to her husband with the stipulation: "That he use $1 of the same to purcbAM a rppo to hang "Jackson's Most Complete Hardware Store'.