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Commonwflth, Or nwooct, Ml TwstUy, April IS, If Pgt 11 FiSTCST C3TLET tEtt Kit "Our Price Ar Nmt Law IIS thMil-IUHVM'! i 4MHOWAMST. ill i 71 IS I i. ar V- if 17 Gulfport begins clean-up GULFPORT (AP) Gulfport residents have begun cleaning up and repairing the 441 buildings damaged by the tornado and torrential rains that struck the coastal city early Sunday morning. Civil Defense officials revised the injury toll from the storm and said 25 persons were hurt but only one seriously. Wade Guice, Civil Defense director for Harrison County, said truck driver Joseph Martin suffered a spinal fracture when his rig overturned in the twister.

Guice said 137 businesses and 304 homes were damaged in the Gulfport area and preliminary damage figures reached $10 million from the tornado and flood. South Central Bell officials said over 5,000 telephones, were knocked out of service by the storm. In nearby Hancock County Civil Defense director Bobby Boudin said there were at least five tornado touchdowns in his area. He said the tornadoes took off three roofs and damaged others, and he put the damage at the county "airport at $200,000. The twister that slammed into Gulfport also shattered windows and wrecked at least six light airplanes at the Gulfport Regional Airport.

Telephone company officials said crews were working "around the clock" to restore service on the coast and in other sections of Mississippi hit by floods and high winds. 23, fcJ rV AP SALLY FIELD NAMED BEST ACTRESS DURING ACADEMY AWARDS She is shown here in role of textile worker in movie "Norma Rae" Hoffaiaii, ICramer' film, Field highlight Oscars Sizziin 2D Why risk cutting underground telephone cables? Call South Central Bell's Buried Cable Information Service 48 hours before you plan to dig. Let us know and well mark our underground cables in your digging area. Buried cable information service is available, at no charge, to any-' one who digs. So, whether you're planning a spring garden or building roads, take advantage of the service.

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S2 Bypass 4654455 By PETER J. BOYER Associated Press Writer HOLLYWOOD On a tranquil night for Oscar, Dustin Hoffman and his bitter child custody battle "Kramer vs. Kramer" earned the best of the 52nd annual Academy awards, while Sally Field's portrayal of a union militant in "Norma Rae" brought her best actress honors. "Kramer" won five major awards Monday night, including best picture, best screenplay and directing (Robert Benton), best supporting actress (Meryl and best actor the often-nominated but never-before chosen Hoffman. Bob Fosse's "All That Jazz," a self-inspired musical about a stage producer's frenetic and eventually fatal drive, won four Oscars film editing, art direction, adapted score and costume design.

i I 1 I if fx h-M-; i 'id AP DUSTIN HOFFMAN BEST ACTOR 'Kramer vs. Kramer" won five major awards A "APOCALYPSE NOW," Francis Ford Coppola's Vietnam War epic, collected for sound and cinematography. "Norma Rae" was the other multiple winner of the night, garnering Oscars for best song "It Goes Like It Goes" and for Miss Field's performance. Hoffman's ambivalent acceptance and a verbal sparring match with reporters backstage provided the evening's only hints of spontaneous drama, commodities of which Oscar is usually in ample supply. Monday night was an exceptioa Hoffman joked a bit as he accepted his Oscar, then turned serious, making reference to his being "critical of the Academy, and for reason." Backstage, he expanded: "I guess what I'm trying to say is that I do think that art is competitive but it is for the artist to do the competing.

There's just no way to arbitrarily draw the line on good NOT AT ALL ambivalent was Sail Field, who struggled for years with her cutesy "Gidget" image before getting roles worthy of Oscar performances. Her wmmm mm mm In your kitchen, I see a new aas ranae with ESP portrayal of the diminutive, tough-minded union organizer, Norma Rae, earned her a best actress Oscar in a difficult field that included such heavyweights as Jane Fonda and Marsha Mason. Miss Field wept openly on stage, and said afterward, "I'm absolutely shocked. I know I'll go home and cry some more. I've wanted to be an actress since I was three.

This is incredible." Melvyn Douglas, who at 79 was competing in the supporting actor category against 8-year-old Justin Henry, was a predicted and popular winner for his role as the craggy capitalist in "Being There." Douglas, who has continued working despite weakened health, was the only winning actor not in attendance at Monday's ceremony. THE OTHER supporting role award to Meryl Streep for "Kramer" was not unexpected, either. The only surprise came weeks ago, when Miss Streep, who played Hoffman's estranged wife in the movie, was nominated in the supporting, rather than lead category. Energy Savings Payback! These new models have an intermittent ignition system pilot light. Compared with conventional gas ranges, they use 46 less gas save up to $183 during their normal 13-year life.

That's your Energy Savings Payback! I see the future I see gas appl iances with ESP helping people save on their monthly 4 service bills! Families back home after derailment JWL MCNEILL (AP) Sixty evacuated families from a rural area in southwest Mississippi were returning to their homes late Monday as crews pumped out an overturned tank car that was carrying a toxic and explosive chemical. another containing synthetic plastic also leaked after the accident but it the styrene that posed the toxic and explosive threat Railroad officials said they could not estimate when the tracks could be cleared so trains could run again. Sheriff Lawrence Holliday said Mississippi 11 remained closed Monday between McNeil and Carriere, just north of Picayune. No inj uries were reported. By late Monday, cleanup crews had pumped enough styrene from the tanker to clear the rupture and stop the leak.

"We're waiting now on another tank truck," said Picayune Fire Chief Farnell Vaughn. He said the truck was expected by morning and would complete the task of pumping the remaining styrene from the tanker. Authorities said they were considering an effort to halt the flow of the chemical spilled in the accident by scooping the toxic matter from the creek as it flows over a spillway three miles downstream. "The EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) is monitoring the creek," Vaughn said. "They said the reading in the water has already gone down by 50 percent" Picayune firemen blamed the derailment on high water which washed out supports under the 30-foot-high trestle spanning Mill Creek.

Mississippi Valley Gas Company "The Future Belongs To The Efficient" Authorities had ordered all families 1 within a one-mile radius of the accident 1 to leave their homes Sunday night after 18 cars from a 30-car Southern Railway train derailed. Three tank cars over-. turned, including one containing styrene i monomer, a chemical used in the manufacture of synthetic rubber and i plastic. It was leaking through a rupture in the tank. A tanker containing diesel fuel and, Public Notice Check Your ESP at Cooperating Dealers.

Lewi's C7 I notice Is hereby given to ell fersohs having claims against said Estate to present the same to the Clerk of said Court for probate and registration according to law within ninety deys from the date of the first publication of this notice, or they will be forever barred. This, the Srdday of April, A.D., 190. Bessie Rainey Gay Administratrix of the Estate of William H. Gay. Deceased April 15, 22 SlMMrltlTMl 0T.SC3 SnimartttrMl 121 W.

Park IfMM (Uai1PartPfsfMlw The sale of said land Is sublect to the following: (t) Unpaid taxes and assessments. If any (2) all recorded easements, restrictions and covenants, any (1) recorded Deeds of Trust andor liens prior to the aforementioned. With said exceptions, the title to the above described property is believed to be good, but, as Substituted Trustee, will sell and convey only such title as Is vested In me as Substituted Trustee. WITNESS MV SIGNATURE on this the torn day of April, ivao. Roger W.

Mettles ROGER W. MATHES SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE NOTICE TOCREDITORS Letters of Admlnlstretion having been granted on the 3rd day of April, 190, by the Chancery Court of Leflore County, Mississippi, to the undersigned upon the Estate of William H. Gey, Deceased, late ot Leflore County, Mississippi, been requested by and directed by said Republic Finance, the legal holder of the Indebtedness secured and described by said Deed of Trust, notice Is hereby given that ROGER W. MATHES, byVlrtue of the authority conferred upon me said Deed of Trust, will offer for tele and will sell at public sale and outcry to me highest and best bidder for cash, between the legal hours of 11:00 A.M. and 4:00 P.M., at the South door of the Courthouse In Leflore County, Mississippi, on the eth day of May, 190, the following described land and property, being the same land and property described In said Deed of Trust situated In Leflore County, Mississippi, to -wit: Lot Fifty Three (53) of Glendale Subdivision Part No.

1, In the Leflore County. Mississippi, as the same appears upon the plat of said Subdivision recorded In Plat Book at Page 23 of the Map Records on file In the office of the Chancery Clerk of said Leflore County, Mississippi. SUISTITUTtO TRUSTER'S NOTICE OP SALS WHEREAS, on Hit 13tti day el Sp-lmbr, 177, Edgr A. Gunttr and Violet S. Ounttr, husband and wilt, executed a Dttd of Trtnt to W.J.

Long, Truattt for Republic Finance, which Deed of Trutt of record In the office of the Chancery Clerk of Leflore County, Mlillulppl, in Book 270 at Page 57; and WHEREAS, (aid Deed of Trust auihorlied the appointment and substitution ot another Trustee In the place of the Trustee named said Deed of Trust, and Republic Finance, appointed ROGER W. MATHES, as Substituted Trustee In the place of W.J. Long, by Instrument recorded on April 4, 1N and of record In Book 190 at Page 404 of the aforesaid Chancery Clerk's records; and WHEREAS, default has been made In the performance of the conditions and stipulations as set out In the Deed of Trust and said Substituted Trustee has CHECK THE Jij IISCwnStNlr Pagecempositlenby Debbie Ellis 1 mr-4.