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T H E * S A N F O R D ' H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A ' W E D N E S D A Y , O C T . 3 , 1 9 4 6 r ;• — 1e— a ■ > 11 t t _ u_imim. jiuj jr .jji 11 t W i gp g i i 1. 11 a.. » as/1 ■■■ *w «m.; ,. — w ; ■-* .■■ . .-.i. j i e i. s u 1 m * <vwv.— -js w i ■■ ---- m 1 » *- t em a aalt Tigers. ___ . i L- NEC Af r f ' »4i utAHalil ex . that ill 11 lilwf ™ ™ ™™4* * -*. a mnrarw an an ' aallns f..a absotsts al.a..I lala Pi tfltTl a’!•; T<1 fim t o tP a rPr P MlBl , I I'll Chancery, action Cor tlonx A. for„ aha tha ft.i Detroit. -iths rhamplorivhlp hi* 1 Klivanp b|(eii|hl KK-alnpl ynu br To: __ Ksrsli Kara tiII.XI.11*1 lUralHuh, place of Gilliland.was president o f th* jeh *rr»« top|K-d last' year. The *TI»* linn I ims T«n I'clt • mid llidt lirrUrucs i;nhnnwif. 'l elcdu Mod, lim a prior lo hi* . liuc* oihii asmlnat .the Gpineai llll* tiid sctinti 1* Yhrtmji T o tr ars Hereby T«<iulrt|l ,l» «p1.In«** -V**n .recent, appolalmenL— Gilliland . stllc T ' ui)U«k I ftir 1it kiu- Friday pear w i l t s -tot- nrv ut-O, tot.«r, <.*h«rle« tX m til Van lvi«. A, 1>. I*<(, li| a certain suit for • , . i t rvni aa. secretary of the tie- night. . By ARTHUR BECKWITU, JR. danti • • pspevi.f In th* Circuit Ted Tourney liand* Chamber of Commerce YUi; Afti: IIIIItKIkY l(K- <ticuru« MOULTRtfS, Ck, Oct. 2 — Court uf Mtnilnsls Couutr. Klorl,la, f.ob.Nuf iJIbyird^VfiPth* Univcf-about -tew- yhatw ago fSd -his g r ifli:i» lu ril< jo y r A|t|>«H rj9m 'e uil althrrvlalM title of which said (Special)— The Orlando Sen­ ID lakl a« tluii for ibttilglf ill%«trre« *ity of H* ri,la Fighting Gator InUreot .in baseball won hi case Is Willie llsmltlun. IMarnllff, ator* downed Ihe Moultrie nillmt |Hrr»(»n4ll/ «r tbrouKh an The first Scotch foursome of XI. Ilafnlllon. Dsfeniianl... Ihe presidency of Ihe Florida t footlmll staff I* Ted Twumey, line The Red Hals' *' cd the Red H at*'their only, pro Allot n»> at luw. **lih tn« iintfer- »* WK-irali IJacker* for the third straight ss mr band and ••(flri.l ‘th* I'janon will lx- plkyrd Sunday 'A Chairflier of Commerce com- position* Ihu* tut. S tab league In 1936 when Ihe i-oach whusi hfai-rra*l« like a Jilgk ■1Ancl clt tk nl igid rourt u1 K.»if Set,I I! nr time by a Jt to 3 rount here .1 Kantont. I'nUNI' * at. the AtminoJt-, Cettfliry. f'luh, it intUrj avul. ^1he djrector* o t the. fiiii Ip /*#Miln*»lt r«>tiAi|r. K)gi Ida. Hint, of . Klorkki. Krllllnole . . league- was -reorganised,' - « *v- Vprwtniv-nijvd* ltriir,«lMo uiidffal.fod ll at The this tllh <la>' uw l**t night. tin or prfofr thr *1»| iliir nf N«»k©m* <S wX* ‘ hnnounrctl today *hy- Clyde Drloind hosehall club have nltidli'd direcloTs are trying to contact A former trappcr.^prnapeetor. Inl.er, .A. IX IHS-* Gilliland liccatne atfiltalcd with t»ri. |>|«. If yvti fall «i> fib an Th* Senator* had easy sail­ O. I-.. IlK.IINtMiN .Terwlllrgar, club pro. plan* for n<-xl xpriiig gnd sum­ Eddie Gilliland, new head of the fit..Leal* Brown* in 1U37 anj hunter am) guide in'ihe Canad­ ing Ihe entire, route aa the Law * aianre* «• ofortrall til 'Ml .• t'lrrk of I'lrrult t'ouil A mixed Scotrh fourtomc .!» mer and..)u|vc deferred action Ihe - Detroit farm system, jo wa* appointed pm ldent .of the ian north* ood*. T w u m e y * * fm* Ibr «,ile iW'ifMld, a derrr^ KeoUnolf 4'ount). VI.-rMW pro uHl iw rr.itrni jKditol jdaw-d with, several tfam* of men on tlo miration of ‘whether In barn if he has any -proposition Toledo club five* year* ago. "stt'iics • almut some of II* rx-_| Packer* loooa play afield per>V»« **.nl »ald ca« llf*it Hill ( ti**h nn*-i on I wdmen. Both members of the operate the . club independently lo offer regarding the DeLaml perienCes are good fnr an e»rn- , mllled the vicioriooa margin. Odds ’N End. , ,! Tommy llyde on the mound rfnl r i paHr. tram drive from the tee, select nr.uiwlfr i Ih- eVr of u big league team. „ New Smyrna F-.-nch lukh.Hrhool mg “ bull session’' any day. RXHUIJt KU AND ISSPl.D M fUiD' , for the Henalora pitched mag­ font In Hriiilnolr C**aunl). Hial** o.' Ilia best drive and then allemate club next.year. lie hold* • a private end. Com­ w ilt‘ open’ thidr 1646 f o-){ bn I i U'r n■* • It I* *1*0 hrlieved .that “ Bill" lefp. fhl| olid, day uj Mr|«tUrr, nificent ball and was 'given >lu>t* a is until the| hole Is computed. . . • I OOme Some til of tiir Ihe aiiniuu* director* nvt seem "' Pngs. wll| ac*|*t Uje flub in or* sort Friday night wHb f* ical-f«e, mercial pilot’* . IfocniC, but say* 19IC. perfect support by hi* mate*. he'* given up ’ flying nlnrc the the SL Aoguitlnn lu let*.i The it. I*. IIKIIM/ON A.V...T.*n U think that the fan. *oold 'ganlxlng next year If he can get In- playing nre- r«<pte*tril To notify rathrr h u e an Independent set some a»*li>tam<>. A* I’ltik of ilir « tti*nlt Page ha* an- Mullet* have upe t 1 1 Mo favorite way, A genial-»tory telj:r, ho’*| ------------------ 1 * "ourI .N'liflh dudfrUt I'lr. Terwlllegar bv Saturday f|oon. up and they indicate that the ■always good f " r an exciting yarn. nounced that he will be forced trim , in h row, 1 cull nf Klorl I m. Iii anil fm Pairing* will bo mado Saturday association Is In fine condition lo give up hi* work with the Red St. Ihiul nf Jscktt A Message Kcmlnolc t'nunti. night and tho Sunday starting to begin Ihe next year without Hill Ka'tlelx, SportEditor of ICIItl-I IT J-tM'IIT KPAI.I . Smyrna will d* Hat* because of ill health, but It time* will be nosted. . I ho St. Augustine Record ha* is be|!>>ved that he would asrbi underdog . . . C aid. KK.MINf»I,K ' ••ittrrtT tvvfrtT. Tsam* will be pared as evrnly tid* to say in Monday’* Record: of DtL^nd will! ■ r A soar 1*4*4 Pnsa The I ndianap'dis club has- offe^- with' good help. COUNTV. HTATK OK KMHIIDA. »th| *1 poxlblc, so that all golfer* “ ThU column ha* learned - be. some p/vitigs arte I Ihe tkfeat t*llt<-riT—Chonerf) will h t'u a chance to win the Euntia.'l’an- jntsl all doubt that Umpire l^rry handed thl-m by Valdle Gilliland ( . IL Jordan of Kansas *City, Wlt.lll'lt II A)! It.T* '.V laintirr prlxcs. uively, who m i the biggest fac­ Mo., play* golf atrictly for the Kiblie Gilliland, formerly ’ of there last Frida gnest* are urged to.play In the Plans are being made for men * tor in the Saint* hudng the play* fun he -gets out of IL And he MIIAintU^ HAMILTON C-cach Spike \V>jl*( Mam, l>eLnnd ha* been appointed thd and wonic-n'*VhsnipionVhIps in tliulScnlcIi foursome Sunday nl tin l»»frp.l»Bl O O U B L f A C T IN O la in hope* . ff .*uie» to Snnfotd—and later had hia moat fun on April 23rd. director nf th* farm club opera- land in Daytona Dei ne*r future, and all mrmberw and club. 1*1VI till *K that the Buccanti Htji retain aaa filial hy lt*r league— hx* writ- IU4h. whep bw played 18 hoiea im iiK x o r m m,tt*arm * ten n letter to W. G. Ilrnmhum, ever the par 71 Victory Hill* in n o ; K a m i : m- t i o : mtatjj mimic league exar, giving a very Country Club course and took but ttK KMIItIDA: lilltIKTIMIK; 10 Bu'tineaa O p p ir t u n it ie * painted pit-turn of the event* tak­ < putt*. Tlit 41-yf«r*old stock* .To—HIMred llatnlllon. •*tiainico. ilinni,rl«r t'venlf, ing plan) during and after the yurd* weigh master chipped in hi* “ ■— J— w r r i ~ Waal Virginia. VOf AUK IIKIIKllV ITIMMAND* 'LOOKING for .. .right partv-tu Jrtjw tako !i.g game In- prevented on a plat- approach shots on the firxt and -»♦ -S second hole*, tlon ona-pul|/-d ev- Kit lo ■i>|irar 10 th* Mil or com­ ’. ? J L A irjw tt tbaUuruAi, Avia- ter to Sanford. WE HAVE A COI'Y OF IMS erv other- green .except number plaint rile,I I,, tha Clrrnlt fourl ~r ,TT—tjon Couiilrv dub.and Cocktail nf lha Ninth Jipllrlnl rirralt. Ken,Inn r ^ f - L r ----rn r. • IT* wheie he holed out in two t h fnunlr Klaln "nf KlorWe. in 5 ARTTTCES F O R * SALE the .»•, „f Wlfbnr llnnvlllnn. pull*. Klalnllff. vs till,Ire,1 liatnill„n. def, ndanl.' trhraeln the relief -,>ugh> I ’ . - j w w f , a x t f- A v x RliOM f.)r w n t.'U U 1’flik. p»i<in'c I* Illvnrc*. -on lh* • Koutlh day nf ’F K V nH )LE TIK E N<-vetnl«r A. f> l*r*. and f«M »-.» I’horii Sanford 1050, IU -W , _ _______ HO AGUES gdthi Innd Irejng N 4 fto| tl*r a decre* nr., n ifc ttu will * liv e ly '* ii |airt a,‘ .di£lorted-thi* nf.NWM See. 8-20-30, by own- ONE ____ __set 7.11(1 x *f6 . iiitrl Tire*.. .-V*n»*.a4“i'*e-.aaaliie« Dr S*ta*l*lr4 Ctta* -•_! ‘ _. — . . .>nw- irtrl lh »{ -nietj-fhal. ^.udgw Bramhmfi-t* “ FURNISHED room — 8»7 M *«•jr. Write Orlando,‘ Box 376.1 ^.Atlantic Station. 3rd and Park j j j »*•’«■*••• • . L O A N S ii''g-lu.~u,in-wajf|n>MMUAr»*‘ U ti »*•*• noils Avenu*._____________ or phone.Oilandu liUW. s' T y Cobb,', Iriien h* UuaTIfl Tim TflTi- TiniLiiltliK IU tK-Pi-tlU tM -e-. pending AfitiTager H lir’ Hteihecke, EOPKNHAGAN cabbage plan’*.1— f u r n i s h e d ’ room, gcntlomcn ; R E A L E b T A T E W A N T E D 't ___ ___ . j.-tun KurpioBKi. Steve Shabakt. now ready. Phone 70S-M. LUtl,. Ssekte, in. Gw preferred. All convenience*. LOANS M ADE ••I I lled.'Uanlm r und Dirk Nelarn f«»r Jn.u usod to- like- Jo“ ~ti)4 . otl|«r of . FROM 910'TO >300 810 W. 3rd St, 110 W A I T Dclco plant, good the fracas that took place in L j- Idustia on liK tcan how to do jr*-»«*>raf ______x.,w rrutnttnnr9. pnHiwnfTT*^ lit WK NEED LISTINGS, of Farm*, strict privacy; fast acfViU tidnga. • *-Htniiint|f I'e.iMiir* r condition. Price 9180. Harry i Land after that rram,'. BEDROOM for r«M . . DM I’nrk HAND A.-»r* AND KltAXn Home*, (jrqvex * and 'llosinr** Olio Uwv. old, w>. ikl. » VVIT.VKkI ,XIv 1 . nunn .FLORIDA LOAN CO. Jplies, Osteen, Box 66. One day, (Cobb was batting be- g* I After League Pre»idrtnt w i i « . uauiug INI * K1 1 IA V.: OK TIIIK COCIIT. ' TIMH Ave. Property. W. R. William*, . 102 Sanford Avenue fPadg.it dl-rt-gnti'-'d lafvely** ronliul UopQy Veach, whu singlcrl.find dav r»K o fT o itK II l» , ... .!»•«■ H.r-’AJJQUAUSrEILS for Chrl.tmm -■ t obb rann- up to the piste plate and 0 IIEHSUON" jp„rt of the Incident, latvely was i ACRES muck land,'on olil Or-. Realtor, Tom Roll A»*ociate, . UVI VHI VAl UAB|| COLFON gifts, toys, games, books, doll*. Phone 1120, 110-N. I’aik Ave. r‘|erX the Clrrull i"».|irt, lao.L ,..a.i nil** f("o. '#• ijii-t 1*11.t liOIIKOW HERR W HERE !iirr,l <for -inrompeU-ney. no doubt l 1 ’.id up the game, while he ran lando toad. IU, Phone Krh.ln.de Coliht), Kl»rl-I». lluT n,’» 1,11 budget er l*y-*way. PRIVACY IS HE8PKC1KD and L mow crymg un ItramhanT* OoWh to first ani whispered aomu-1iKKAl.l Fitestono dloi'.-s. I l l E. First YOUR natuial desire fo r privacy! 2 ROOMS for housekeeping. Ad •boulder. , » . thing ip Vuach'a tar. Ty thtn' P A R T IC L E S F O R SA .to villa oAty. 7IU Gak Av«. in money matter* 1* strictly j Hit, old lifamlium follow ______out hi* dnuult-d to left center anil V*hch h O Tirn -To t r m i i Tit: m ^tftr J IIVIf.KV, white., her*. Friend* and j intention* und siiapend the alto-.*) k'lnt to third. Again Ty halted PORTION of home for rent. 301 CELERY plant*—e ft o u g b for ’ relative, are rvelilrnrcla unknown.' not uueatlooH |..laye,,, f ta,„| r.-aly l*» supply »uppl thing* while he ran uown to Vou are . hereby notified Ihnl - E. 10th St. Kitchen privileges. F IL L J 1 L with Fuol U il apd Keroabout III tu-ie*. Volunti, I'j * about your eiedlU Xour * B »-^ -.r suit thirii and whispered In Veach'j , 1 , 1 , q i . —:rv newspnnor in evr-ty Flotilla for dlvnrve- !>»• 5n-n filed l o s t u_ Jflgue JTrj- a* rhnl imit- Early * Knrtune. Be«u . sene- laTofuV* —S P T ’No* ployer <>r busineae a**0C|gta*| state League clty -wiih |^v*ly> ear. SHHlnet vnu li> Kl.llftl.NK IIAIt.KV ’ WEAN a ixg u AJ i V * hnv.- n-1 l-«en pull.-d over. About In the IT ........... .... ......... . • rrult fioirl fnr Ihe Nlf.th II. B. Pope Go., Inc. 660 will not hear of your *•**. a. a. « n u , n , » V T» ir per*on«i j , t t> > itr»mha}it. nlontr with u • he next butter wa* llarry Judlelat rurcull nf Ihe Mtalc -nf 2 - W A N T E D TO RENT •ieuily. Plio|.j fill) -Jt. affair*. There ia no'. c* cauaa u#* for |true ie|«irt of wliut happened . v . ileilmah, ^*hn hit a line drive that Klnridit. In and fof Krtnlnnle t',»nnNICHOLES embarrassment. cmiiarr*!>*m*ni. [and if anyliorly .think* the D-porX wa* lurt.-al into a double pjay, t>. |n chancer)-: .anil II. I v»o 6-BURNElt oil bIov’u' FURNISHED hbuM- or u;>t., 3 or HTl'DIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY Beaionalde credit reriulremenU. t. .....|I|IR. with Gohh being nipped o ff second. ale re.lulred In III* your wrrl.reo 3 bedroom*. Phone .VJU-J, for finest nualil) ■pp, ardtir* l„ ran r-voo* .nn or ,0* ni- ..it till || get* into print!!!" - A ^ T y walked to the bench, dust­ I,, lore 1hr Nov nr. hr 1 llulr f«a>. I. PORTRAITS Varialde payment plan*. LROFESSIOKAL employed worn- . Gommrrrial and Cop, Work ing lit* pant* and mumbling, Veach Wll, I hr III. .lav <if November. I>lt • I00“* W fKIL FA M ILY LOAN OO. an and mother desire ftirni»h«*d >vtieo over to hlmf "H ey.‘ Ty, In drfaall ll.rrrnf ««b! ,«u*e will Snapshot Hen ire* — ARMV BLANKETS Florida Bank BUg. . Phone V M W III'.ADAt IIKM apt Or small house. -Box- K, Phone 1159 — 220 .Mrisch Illdg. what do ( tlo pow?" Thr* ■<»«•• ! *111( ti1•* of 1It1* Mtiit $rt.r,0 c/o Herald. I* !••« $lfk*»rr* *•26*1 lh»* rI j Ii •»# BOSTON, Oct 2- 'd’i The NnHollSON SPO ItlING GOODS • • •! •till Ik IUIU), 12 S P E C I A L S E R V IC E S 1 :01,ul l.t-.tgiic ,|in,l h.at ip the (Iff \» llrfit) J fl.ijlr). «lrfritiltill (lilt E Firat St \\|irtrw *t lit) Itnii't 8tttl offli'lAi * 3 R E A L E S T A T E F O R S A L E ' GRITS nnd meal ground fresh pennant rare gave llo-ton llol'jl BTitl t»f » hM 4*«»i$it .tl Hiiitdi I Mrnil- * SIGNS . . _________ — — 1 every Monday from snowflake o.rrr a prvv hradarhi- -today. Canrw »1r 1 ‘HUhlr Kloiltla* (hi* 1*1 <L> Show card* and (tosiar* icllotii.li* are poiniog ill, along FOUR l-OTS — Sanford Avenue r cord. Can Mae bought at (jurd- IIKAUTIF'CI, lituvnlieiu Inlaywl ••V I >* I nl»r*l I9 K O— GEE'S SIGN SERVICE «» r m i :i i .\|h»n - ju»t rmtsldc city limit*, t'hcnp. j nrr'» Siort-. lathe M»nn-c. Ill with ri-.pi.-M* for uci-tonin.elution* will. ,lia i.o.i.tl* Not vit I G. M« r• ,1 « « 1 I .'t ill. .NINTH O. D. Lrindre**. Phone 1021 riti k nf aJHif r ill lilt r.tuii lo t later dntra ltecau»t- of tho Phone 220-W. w'.V..'1 :.' lO t.V " ir ,' « rAND fu ll- (Hi: AM lull. Ill 2. II"* I hI A, Sanford. •• r I..VII n iii .i I j *1 : ||*A U.iild Serie*. ’ delay Ode hot-I *-• • DA.M Kit 1 .. N.. Vi)t FOR SAI.K 1 vrfulivp *ni,) the hiiUl* would • M »c..r;,v V ilKNHt.N Ul,,) TOUCH ION On LG L*A m it ii i: o r a I'l'i.ii % t io \ A VERY good seven room house FLOOR SANDING t-vl-l.v IIKNKttN. 1,1. mu ,, r«»M T\\ IICMI Popular Seal Govern lit C(l.. n two dooy 1181 lh« Ice and ffnDhing. Cleaning and wax­ put up a* many |»- jt’.: a* |h»». ■'••o,plait,alii*. on five acre* land with Plenty ( "h.i |»|er HIST «.f IftSS. SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP cap. Vilalsirr ico box, all ing. New flour* surfaced lo per­ tbit* tinting the *erie* Niirii'K t* iim r .in i ii v k n . fruit tree*. 1-and suitable fnr lllt 'l L t u la ria-*'in*»r» l| "M r l o f T « 1 DKVKIJirHKNT mt-lul, Man'* bicycle, pre­ fection. Old floors mado like 'new. railing Vegetable* or flowers. (II bimi I i a -fl KlurMd • y r l l f h a l * K|». I J 7 J. U n t i l Ilu &tl> war deluxe model. exceLmt Call A real buy ht 982 50.00. •la) nf A urviI A. I*. 1939, hn« * MIWAGLF. IH.fH KS BL.k-0.wikl condition', $50. Phone 809. »rf«l.inl f I I ' .1 egRiP III in ) 'i . f f l r * . h t*•I h<«* n. M. GLEASON SEVERAL choice building lot* lu f o i l your home--Superior work m m i** 8|i|*llcnir«>n f«»r 4’ l»i» ilreif Cipavlar ivati'lt A *$ *v t*»D f T" H ' k f TITI.H* Lake Mary, F)a. • Mayfair and Sanford Haight* maiiship wcathir reviitant, high I -\lf .initiltln I •• « e|<i|.m« 1,1 In U liaiifil ItiMfUfl. Kail m il* •iWffiJ ii(|f/rati ik«t •ection priced front 9409.011 to I^iny. r aiMuUiJ * Ior MU (|i'4lr rllibrncm Itir fnlluM Itig 1|o«* A R T IC L E S ' W A N T E D rtrength, termite pried. Mir­ 6 laffikrf ia #•»• «9« » i »» ■’4 • I*.9 9 | 9ll‘l lha; unkliOHti a»Hi|( ns fl ll.nl. i" |*t-*»| » IF In lllR. «*f lien Iwiilthe a* < y#w,»|Ia. 9600.00. . *• .... i-ar•' --- _ fflllfllV , acle Concrete Co., 30U Klin •m m * III IMU'IVRI. 4- * • * -t n i a l i p x «.f V riflllM lIr, H|4 l* «»f r 1* » r « i i . I «• - If fattM iMHilMl N Ilk4l* « TWO atnry home on corner lui M IN T A CAM I'Ll. HUV your ear regardless Ave. •**•* «»thr$ Duri) HaiiuliiM # M»nc ;i0 9 f» »: f.f N\V Cor In good location prlied til \ur YOU DRIVE IT I V o « ) l 6lil|< 3‘i K fU lli It. »»it • 31 of age t.r condition. Roy Reel, 1 nr aiiuifiKi ih*- uid t'.ia-il 99191 K SS»*.9 fl' H 4«3 « ft PHONE >00 97600.00. ■ J .Ml.(uu.lifr hyirInujqfNi f*i>m|Mn% 306 W. 2nd SL . IS h ilMtihnl KI o i I i I r r«n pornHnn \V 530 9 fl .V I •• l u * . | i® A r f r p BIX room bungalow oil Palmetto HT RICHLAND-MORRISON hrnbk Kiirn Ilia! >«»|. IMITATION leathers in most *| |»r d M *T »n iF B l u f l h « 98 hi I»r9»• -DRIVE-IT. 1N4!, Avenue hard wood floor*, liner nrm i ra|iilrt*e| I m f)|r * „ mn^rwirt 1 * 4 * 9 1 9 rnidrr I I I * ’ f i I i I c r r l l f l c a l n color* nnd largo •election of bedroom*. r n|lllr«t iAi$«r *im| Iwaiu-I n il* •fa (h r linma- u f |* good upholstery fabric*. Holn-rt USED pwi.r-* fur ca«h. Th» Mudc »»M l»|| aif li.fi.tr Ih • Ih 1 I4 ) ,..f i K l U llM n , DODGE - PLYMOUTH EVERAL nice 6 A fl tour J N*»% a-itilyrr lMc Th ,M|II la utir llox. phone 953. 8. Brown, 2911 N. Orange I nli ** hmIi I ra*r 11flo n tr «h u ll h r PARTS AND SERVICE bungalow* In good location I In 4|Mlrl III la* lo * I r tlr ttn rtl n ti-o r d ln * In U f. Ih** Ave.. Orlando, Fla. 109 Palmetto Ave. Phone 1011 from 17850 to «H500. . posturei I*99)|*e9l% i| fa ri| i.«| ih - t r ln w ill i u uf ise.i :• M t$ a CLEAN rotten rate* wanted. Will h- n « i l onr-l.Mif of U,t SI In 1m a«i|*t |o lha* M i Ii m i U 'l i t r i nl Ito n r jtT A. W ILLIAM S pay 10c per'pound. Pleats bring TUX KUO FBBOS—complete m I». of ||i»hrr| fa llrtla ml- t h r r«»u r l h o i l i r iliM if 9*t» Ih . f l r r l REALTOR •Iltlon lij Allau.-mlr, nrroi.tlne •«» i l 9i 9td4 > In ll«»* / iion th i’ f N o Y f u i U t them t « the offlc# of The ElJBCTWC appliapce repaint Ifunt'* Tuxedo Feed Store. Raymond l.und<|ui*t thr pr*! I hereof nrnnlnl In plat | V t . w h ich l « I hr It h *!»• r «<l wi> repair washing machine... Sanford Herald. Hook ,ui( e M. Public r». So% rinharr I9|«, ! Associate CONCRKTK. newer pipe—Septic . vaccum i leaner*, fan*. mixers ••nrtl. nf to iiilin.lt, Count), Klorltanka, fence post, grt-au' imp*, PICKUP I nick. Dixie Store*, 1403 Trotter Appllanre Service, 391 will give you gracefully •"*: t'lnl r Imi Il.w InnInk ..( erect carriage. You'll benches, flnwrr |atta. Miracle the Northra*! corner of • the Vi. i!nd St., Phone ion I J. ---- .. corner W. 13th St. litre ia aonielhinir Interesting for " • • t i.nr-tmir of aalt hal biller -look bettor. Concrete <!o„ 309 Kim Ave. ■•f MI lj -It. It'.lrn I peraon looking fur income; u Hi INr.T piano wantcil In good , „ , , x . u . , . . u o 1. # '» •t.l.lltlari trr All..monte run North condfton. Phone 0. ANNOUNCING opening o f I*. MRS. A iiriiip . w'.'ll built 7 loom home - with CARPENTERS • MECUAN ICS ■** *.1. N**t. Wist || fret, Mouth — ---—------Simonson Engineering & Kur 2 bedrooms up ami - down, 4MIT1I ATTENTION! 13 feet. In the Notlh litre of .,1 1.1 veying. Marion (7. Gordon, r. I...Is } » anti Jl Mh.rlt It to lhe| Spencer fcrreellr fcm pleldy f ur ni s he d, new'y Wc have ju*l received n large 7 P cla , L iv e s to c k , Supplies XOTIfK I ...e nf l.tNlnnlna hrlna a I'arr | iresentntlva. I III N. Park Aw deeoriilril jnsli.j, ircently paint, lirfr';* r *9* n 'll** •*'* lUgislerrd assortu.cnt of hard to. get t.r l « ' |»! of Alfiinoi.ti- lani-l1 •hone 1130. art i n | » * i Id buslnsaa at orlanid un the outside, In a good 2716 Palmrllo Ate. tools, and it will pay you to 1 LIUY cuai. calves .llnlrl iK I Navigation rotnpan)'* Phone R. W. Lord, K.il-tt. I*|,.it, are .riling to the phi do. Kla.. IMS Obarltn 8 |.. und*r |bs downtown location. Has double look them over. BUILDING. Roofing • Painting flrllllnus narns of ILmlnnL Prull .Ihireof re. ..i.|i,I In put ItooS garage and a g. ml 4 room STANLEY-ROGERS fTOUCHTON 6 ' WATSON, ISOI ■'I.*'- |«(> l» Pol.Ilu ItrronJa of Comnany and that w* Inland In Smith Hrolher*. Phono 1082-J. garage iipaitm.nl which is rentrsalatar aald nam* pursuant to HARDWARE CO. ' Keoilnoln County. KlorIJa. Celery Avp, Hai Purina F'ecdj. the tsrn.s of th* Klciltlnu* Name •tl unfurnished. Tin h uu e o In Ihe t'nmnlalnanl*. You W e It. We* haul it. fl. U * > nf VVlinrsn my hahtl and aeift a* Mlatule IChapUr tails xjuld lie easily adapted Into a MEN’S, women’* and children’s U ’ J. Hauler*. Cmnar 1st and >*,~Ue • tie Cloth of the thine styled Court .'.-...■it si|^ neve Fall shoe*. Sea ue for the 2 apartmwit house. Price 910. Sanford. . s II.Is 1st rlgjr nf Itc!..her, |l||. Ctfealt Court of Ktmlnol* County. hard.to-get merchandise. G. W. G IR L for soda fountain a* Lano P. IOJIINIm.N rinrida. ' I’lsrk op |h» Clrrnlt Court tirnasl Th-mtuo-in and O..I* Coulter. Clark, 308 Sanford Are. A 3 apartment houic. In good ey’a Drug Store. Part *Jma or 13 N O T IC E S — P E R S O N A L condition, on large lot, 2 car full time. SEMINOLE TIR E SHOP uarage, with incomu bringing In SEE US for Inncrapring Mat­ .m s t iim t o te rtia n tresses, flox Springs, and THREE young ladies, IU to tl, 9163.00 per month. Ohe apart. M l North Park T o r I ’ l l AIII.KH K trW A IIM V A N Hollywood Beds ht fnclory neat appearance, of good charP K L T . * I i m - r r* H r a,-*. Is Ih r K lata . diirnf could Iw marie immediately Telephone 37 • price*. Retail store & display acler, fr.n to travel U. S. Must Nrry V orh and a l l o w p la re nf available fo r • purchaser. • Price y ro li'rm -r and rnalllnu adtlrrrs id room. have good I'.'ferences. Tran NOW ready lo grind every Mon9C.750. ra id ftla lr nf N rw Y „ t X la Nn t «•> 110 W. FIRST RT. sportatinn furnished, drawing day morning — Your corn, ilutlnva* unterprUe — gnucery )0.1S2n,l K ltr r l Jam aica N i s fo r k , account while jn Gaining. Fur Echols fielding L Furniture Co. grit#, meal, com A cob or V I I I ' A R K . IIK I I K I I V N O T IP IK fl .lore. service station, anti liv ­ •h a* Ihara I,a* l a m |„.M|n|r,| end furthyr detalls-iec M.rs. Morgan, Sanford Mattress Factory shucks, stc., for feed. J. W. ing ituarter*. modernly erpilppc.l l» n o w nrnitlnii In Ib r tN rru ll O u r l . Vuld.-x. Hotel. No phono calls, Thono 1133 and 672-J. Bell, Lake Monroe, rhone 15. •fid doing nice buainet«. If M a ll. Judicial C ircu it a f jeiorldS . must apply In perssn, 2:00 to In and fo r ttemtnoln tV u u ty . lu VTntepieted living in Florida and 0U T00AKD motor boat for sale PHONOGRAPHS for mitt. The 6:30 P. M. f in operating a good builnc** — 15 ft. century, bull and 12 Musk llox, phonsUM. ____ • With permanent income, let u* y r fior*e Johnson motor. Good MAN W ANTED to auccoid W. ehuw n ti this opportunity. h u s b a n d s ’. ' WIVES! " w ant condition. 1 1 U Sanford Ave., Tull for 1800 family Rawlilgh 134 ACRES -close .to colored PE PT, Thpuaonda .o f eouples Phone 10'XI. business (n Wext Paaco CouplTi grammar school, suitable for w-rak, wom-otlf, exhausted sole­ Product* aold 30 ytfar*.Per­ TiegTh aub-dltlslon * 8 r Tn<Tu«t- P A IN T *'y o u r car with NUly because body lacks Iron, get manent if vou are a hustler. triat onterprlae. Property Joins KNAM KI j for 92.06. No brueh new trim. vlUllbr Uking • OaWrite Rawleigh’s,, Dept. FAJA t l a n t i c Coast Line tracks. trex Tonic TabDU. Get psekmarks I RandWl Electric Co. 9300.00 per acre. * ... age today." Be dellghlijd. with CHOICE Gerbera Daisy plalUa. 96 aerrs nr * Und on Wryi l/t nesg pep—or your money back. Call after 4:00 P. M. 12tf W. Street, In flowing-wall area. A t sll drug stdrea evarywheej l*ro|»erty bonier* on paind high­ —In Sanford, TopcHton ,Pnjg way west o f Monroe Comers. Land I* partially cleared. ThU ZENITH hsarli used, rcasona1 is a good buy at fflO.OO per LOST Jk FOUND . Herald. — .e... we w . . — black and white- female sviral small home* ranging in • PANSY I’ U N T H j pitpnv named TH sky’. price from 92.500 lo 90,600. One Ready lo Set now; bther annual*. a completely furnished-house. This week only! . FRED HERDER . GERTRUDE VINiNG 00m > Flptida Slate Bank Illdg. I’hene 7» l _______ SALES clerk wahtad. Also aock ..._. I*hone 1030 . . _ with, hardware W ESTINCnoDSE clactiic ‘So , 7\. |U> -V S W IN T E R C A R D E N Ion table lop hot wa|ar heatth not absolILLFOLD loet downtown. Friv .-a ' C O R N E U . .... •r. Al*d Gas range. 2016 SanApply by letday. Finder kUp billfold and >ta. two screened porches, money, pleas* return lh*maa and r pest office and *toi-js end S n . vV n “ a r o u ^ s ta A ... other papaya to P- O. Bo« 7Ufl. to l Price 93,000.00. Year- MATCHED rugs-^O x 13 and 0 in W AN TED elderly men Of 10‘ » ; 3 throw rugs. Phona Interested In part Uma < payment* may ba had on Gill —* 291 t f j raw. un« uvrn a . 610.W or 2629 Elm Ave. work. Apply RIU Thsai broken. Strayed- vldnlty Coun­ Bale I room houte, large try Club or Lake Mary. Phone n. chicken pen. F lt » acres Cowity 1303. . 4 H, I*. MOTORS land, fenced, deep well, run129.60 . ' XPERT painting—contract or F O U N D - I la * m s fl» t at Catholic hourly bpsla. 8. 0 . Grogan, ■AU ER APPLIANCES Church. Owner may Hava by free catimaMp Phone 11H or paying for ad. Frank Moore. R e d -garage. • >, , ____ :_______ ___ _________ • • r r ------ —■- -' • ■ • . — . • -. . Hr Orlando Senators - Win Tfiird Game INSIDE SI'OBTS REPORT R a is e s p t a t o i q Q ualify SPORTS ODDITY > ■ t 'l a ... K e e p s C e s fs l SPORTS, LAUGH ^ V K S S ttS tt-. ..W:«r,./ **1 52 Lbs.! mm w. Pint st. S5S&B snSi Legal Notice a t m -* HEAD A C H E 1 r aeci IMPROVE YOUR ; A SPENCER B ew a re S3!.'T (til/ »• * « ■ PICK-THE-WINNEit CONTEST FIRST PR IZE-TAfcK ER “51” ' Awarded hy Touchton’s SECOND PRIZE — WEEK’S PASS FOR TWO - I to R1TZ THEATRE , TRIRR TO SEVENTH P R IZ E S -.. .For each prixe winner, ONE PASS FOR TWO toRITZ. V - LAW NS mo w e d . LOST— Pair A T tlE fm Q N bom-rimmed oyo vlflnily ' t e a ? w r „ , rt.?a Park, phone ■ - - - ................... .. XWNS mowed. phona 994-J. A. C a a w o l l , \ ■. \ V . ■ ., ' • \\ • • 7 / I • VV �••r . — In U n it y T h e r d Id S tren gth — To Proinrt (bo Fear* of Ihr^fforM ^ -To Promote tho f m r n i or Aineria*: To Prod ore Frmprrlly for Sanford; -T H E W EATHER . I’aTlIy cloudy, continued coni' this aflrrnoon. lonirlii and ' Friday. Moderate - easterly wind. ilimin•shins tonight. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VO LU M E SANFORD, E sta b lish ed 1908 X X X V II ' • F L O R ID A , Reconversion Chief Makes Declaration In Quarterly Re­ port To President Secretary Of State Concedes, However, Serious Differences Exist Among Allies Associated Press Leased W ire NO. * Dr. Steelman. ; Dodger Homer In Playoff T H U R S D A Y . O C T . 3. 1946 Persons A re Killed W hen A irlin er Crashes In Newfoundland Disaster. Described As N^'orst Tragedy 111 flislprs <>f [ . S. Commei i tal Flights WASHINGTON. Oct. .1 (A l*)-w I’ resldcnl Trumnn hss sgresd with Reconversion IIIrector John Strrlman's pre----dirllon that the meat shortw r m>) become *>or*e this winter. I'ceriou.ly Mr. 'Tru-< man had 'r\|ye»**d the hops the rn**l .iiuatlon wojld ease i«V ~ t tT ^sumewhat in the" nett few men 1IK, T f c ; U T r r i ? « f f t t R F * t loJmmsdiatc duVgen of.-JL . •arid today 'IH ilT-ffirr. I* on ' TCOIlJUlet?'.__------- *T7**‘ — cuoLUet _..l»cl-ecn his— mr*V tary.-opsahlng 4S ~ v l . s . and- tl aal j I rm l iJ ^ SlieffTsa’s rrfNirt. _______ ■. « ^ i n dimmc pdsre mcJdns WASHINGTON. Oc\ 3-^ n k w t o r k , OtU 2 . (A P ) following Ciovy ms jar . S ty * It convchslrn Directer -'nh,i — All 29 parson* sboartl «a |mrn I slay .iiu.rply aurnef'. I ' . \nirr ir.iu Om i i m i Airline* V* nothin aguiti-t the Hnrat of «ht»tirade three inipor•plane are believed to hsv* ‘ ther depirs.lnn In " his speech, one keen Killed-when the plant in R u »il*,. another mi Steelman submitted hi.* quarterrra-hed in western Nlwfoand* •ay aed the third on Atnsfl: ly irp.iil to I’ r. sidrul Timrtnn an | 'and farl> today. A m Air can frrofitti polity. I (Vngu-s*. In it llie frdrral bureau v rancr transport rantaln who J cfilef l i l u t i l I i l '» lured Jlinl a Retarding thf" Soviet Unio.-r. ’ lew inrr the wreckage two |Luther mpid puce lise. mid n Uyritos expressed the. hope that hours after the crash general round i f largr wng • in* Stalin’s recent xlateincnl would on arrival al New York that" 9 put nn end to charge i that any CROHSINO the piste Is llowla Hchults, one of the Brooklyn Dodger., creases, might eiiiWwjth w|int he the plane burned completely • .»•-*. nronmnie nml sin glepow er of group of power* • ho Is f i re led hy the bat boy and Stankr HZ) after walloping out a termed and ihree » a . no klgn of life Is trying to uicircle Hussiu. and Irani rr In the third Inning of,the game with the HI. land. Cardinals social r"M>r«|in n< • nearl * . that Stalin's words* also would, st Hi. bouts. Card’s ratchet GsragioU looks on. The thirds won this; Me Imiiti . le|«n| l-\|il lino I ill, . dispel accusations that the United lini.e.i flr>l f>me of lhp puyoff series to decide Uig winner of the National matter this »»> '! "If price* keep States is trying to use tho atomic |^agu, pennant. 4-2. ’ -v . . IlnlcmStlonal Koundphnlol; m,.tiring and nrcripilan- n wage-\ Jl,.g 1 H I puKiW’ llg e r plan e bomb as a threat of force against pit it! liiuiiH’ iv •an I nun* Ilf ili.\nii'l'li nil ( Iversons ' the soviet. Mr. Byrnss ad led, how­ * ill fi»i | imcf'l \ II itii. - 1 mrsi into i fla m e * ever, that American foicign poli­ th m n th i'f o4tts| »«•!«» »• cy will continue to follow- a strong 1 lilt • i. i-.ii- d tn tin 1 n ig g e d line. A llllllwt x(o«v|lN M > U »l>, tll« t • •. iint u.l.-i -.f S tepihenville. Following up this .unfilled anrm! ajTf iciml thiunrti th;«t the N. »•i 1 . • iiliiiiiltui . tm l; i.v o n ly » iw cr to Henry Wallace, the Secre­ ^o\« i iirmnt "iiHi-1 l*t* |HfpiUW f« it »iii h iitc- a lt e r it had tary' -of State asserted,'that thu yi the rv til Ili«it the pM’ -rnl “ ek-" Nsil war criminal. Hermann C.iw i |iis ilrlli. and Itoilolpli Hex. luiri, with grim concentration as l-oril chief point of American foreign tieim-lv tilgli” eonsiimri and bust-, lustier l^arence read* the vrrdlil In llir Nurmlii-r; War I rinin trial (ioerlng was sentenced In nr i.iki *11 ( HI Irm n the - a irp o rt Ownerof Isru sie;»* *>f i m IM policy is a determination not to epending -h- old fnllcr. Iiatifrd. Hrkk was kenlrnre,| In ||lr in |tiKnu lot III-, |arl In llir Nail irunr-, agnliikl humanity. cun •lilt in Iti-rlin. glaring land definitely iudu-iiO -I nc go hack to isolationism. lUlhlir , , ---------cwmiig by tlinr hul. «»f ni Stillman dn U ieil 'hat A- ••ft i >1 i I.iinril report Most of his speech, however, tendance al n mvrUnjr nn fit*', works . .• pmgiam* • . should I * 'v|i|u*r ‘Hl.l 1 Lai •bin- t- lit 11- pus.ibility was devoted to the future of Getconliol at the Community. Ilon.e! !*• »•»**•! aial r.ndv l*» g" | *r| Sfltll illriiaril ihf til tel t l»r many. Byrne* said he did not that they are not interrsted in| On tile nlhei limit, the recon11 Uf* -I* •• i • Imv(* Mirvivrd. »<*want to see.-Germany become a 1 j the proposal bv the Florida Puikjvrtsion direeb i empha-ired that fill1it Ion they l»l! ! • f Is#* pawn o f a partner in a struggle and Forest Aswiltlallnn to i liln national icunmny l» "in a . lid ft f till- l.ii i.litdinetl. for power iietween the .east and Lablish *uc)i fire control in Sum 1 pcs it ion of. great promise' a* well .in* 8|n ciiitiff ny west. Tho cccupalion of Germany, UB M e .* mile County, uaiuager Kilw adjaa great <limg-''• l.llit ii! i ! l e i he added., must bo coutinu>'d. •4* •• • ti* (h«» *crn«* Higgins of the Chsmtier of Cmr I Strrlinau •-xplaiurj that-if “ we . at S ti'p h rn v ilU . 4 * soldiers are not enough a* watch M f \ N h l H U T. D r im am . <h i 1lt< . «.» 1 meKe deelsred today ' iear> kiicceskfultr »nVard the rt»e Its •I *»I*i-^ \t lor nr« « lor I m b / Us • • ■. muy r n ^ h ® Saga, *TN said. Enjiiietr*. 1 m M ck gii Many lallle owners have tele 1 pun llie harking of demand (•■( Byrnes, nrrf more important' •*-Nut I'Jlprn. I l l n t m a i .VIini lit a#»U th, i *4m* tn • ,i i h* *riffhi plmurd Mr. Higginsthsl they; goeds. nml the trem. ndous |m- i' , I I ui i r F r i D r h r s a ii l I imI.i i t h a t tliey will bo able to «pol any ri. =.t >|tfii2 ?•• • liiiunl anwould not sign u |Htition to lirin gj„f savings ao-l i intent Ini-emi-. lhi fhrrr «lM|uillril Niiflt will Im* i. r . i m * annanient raoVa by manufacturers^ poifitr,! III the matter of county fire i on- 1 should reduce ihr tale at wl»n ti, . • i. ,t ,. rirnrlnl In ( h r l U i f i w h f u m . . I Elaborating on this, the Secre­ itii -r.m'hi ri hr tml In a vote ill the Nov ii'ilMlMlul slacken." liri muni tary of State said that ahruld airy Ill'll th* |km iln |*f> »»f (u r v Iv o M Two rnlididiitr-K for (lection on election Steelinan’f repmt «iiol tin im suspicions of war production arisr, Nov. i 1 f 'll n \\ | l( \ M IM U . I l r l t a* city commissioner, N I'KU.N liriU *. lh i * ; 4/|*t- A l|i nrdei to liavc tlie nmt'.ei ||i>nnl target . is "a tialam ■'-• a report would be mails to the con­ i/l't I In* \ it*rtit .ii i I rg ip n I " 1 III IT Ilf Ihr 31 paft*4'nft*rf Frank 1^ Miller and Andrew Car(•rDiian AptiKi'viiiiin ills, h.'sf,| inlay ImIIIIIiI brought to a vote, it is iietle-.iiry supply .with deniand at a high KIHNIH ItGII, Jtsoil.in.I, t Ss-t trol commission. The commission, «l it % war* n n ili'il in Violtl i l l I •• 17 fnl \ at mu■ pnint^ • n rawav, cpialified this morning at. la have Ian,) owners roiilndling f I IMSI ISIS** »l •hut the thnv \a / 1 • * fm«| by (he 4/1*i Fdioloirgli lodn\ liiim-l mil in -turn, tvuUld demand nf the r i in n il ion m Pali's, a*» il «l i«V Inlet fmliuiml War rnnu*^ T i ‘i«un K u i “ |h * «•••. -ni,l to Iw infant • goin it- r.nnlrsi reii-hnitlon More German government that the tho City Hall. This three year OC.OOO a m * in thn county, -ugh • f l i 'r W o rlil W m I. I h r in iiltt i Inltll* li. nl liavr Iiitii ifmnle<|“TriH|i*»r;ii v the war In honor Gi-nyi.d liwighti Im n Inn Im rn r% ln u lrd b ) Ih r -IanU be closed. If the government term WIJI lie to succeml W. C. f he petition. Klsnnatures of those In ft'hliititn hi lin f p u - fe o g e r i. iltll, former mayor, whose term anlrnllitig 66,000 ad res w fio se­ prntertinn f rum fu r th e r <ti»«* » Elsenhower. The Ameriran Chief failed to act. the Allied represen­ m i l l l a n M lla r h r .^ l Ih r I m u h *In* Binrafi :if*M mrri«s| n crew as commissioner, expires on Jan. T h e u r »iu iitfil «tefi tidniil* a » • cured. ir 40,000 short, raid Mr. of Staff wan ti uni** u frN'Hintt 1 I -_i • . i. ti . i.:.. tatives would. In 24 hours, call out I |tth:i'«t ill ^ iiUlillKliHl f « iflrt ,• It,ill- . •rn,- -ti-w ardess. fniititra*r lljiilniiit S. bat he 1 Higgins. of fI m* mirirnl rih nml uu-. imm' b the trrops needed to enforce the llrli l! film ul 11*s ir**r«* *••«» In. - . . . 1 •1.i Il 1- ill the I mil* f ran/ V«* ii I' ii | m * iiii »| prp Mr. Mirier, u foiinergcity com­ un Imnointy ili'Rii p • *f »»f closing. Byrnes recommended that Present at the meet mg w n « %«*i i i k ti in S « n I u n i n n i I m i • « I'd j \ • •• •d iln- tweni | irufiflinl Mari'* Kt*l**4,p missioner amt city judge, nnIn'At I # v I In* I -iiiv* • til % K*lm the Allied Control Conrtnissinn Owen Ihaiglas ( I the stall- file li«*| %r i m i n i «ni lir%l i M f ’ * 1 . 't.i«hii|i • tt.-lsc i.si, Ssli-na ! **• lI»f» i hiff i|«*im/ifM*atf i i isfl buri:)t • have Iwmbers available from any nounecd sevrriM wrekv. ngo tlmt control department, and t! Inn * r ill lull wilr ft», II.i\ mi Hi. \nf -it l*f» of the Biv Four power* to l<nek h* Vijuld run for thir offir,.' and Molpiik and Willi.iin Jurnh. Ihr Tits- <(•«•« ini li<* « »f* n. i Im • hmiiintiHM Iimn !*«•«• ,«)w gavo reasons' for so doing in n Hla'e | nrr-.| noil Park A .'»-ni up its decisions. M»H. 1 .iltt .I'tlifi 1 t'llh its i i sv* i* l"i I he (tin In IrttYi Nui*lfiL*i t letter to The Hirnldi lion. W ilcnm rtl |ts I lit* n l v Mil It H l'.‘ ^ •- A*»-vitl»s- 'hvami Aim A i*m>b u o *-oh»«». — — — -The result* bf the nierling .(w.; Toledo Mud lien. ,.f ili.y Amri. (Junlifiralion of Mr. Cnrrnway JHUi -aluLu iilUu lliPU - m Mm »•♦»» I*. A ii I i «»• '|** » i Pfeiffer !*ny* that «i* Hnlay -Was •-the -first >ntimwt»«ti flnllely Imliraleil IFkl lliri. frt a irt Avsorlattmf^'Will T »O l. XanrTT from < iii/« .ui i n/iif |in* f » .in I-p I iticn, \. 1 . -old that parafor llie former llnlrs .inl< that he would run for the office. naL sufficient rnngo lani aw lien Monday fur a rui|ferenra with Imwriw luivi; J( llfotlllir III1 wg*» (inlerril initially liy tin* •him iii.u|Hi- iin- -iwclin 4 to Hie crash Bom In Fort Ogden, Fla. In 1009 interested in firn control and re­ Mayor If. James Gut, Mayfair Ion it nvirinitinl Mtilii in (In* uibtlf. ly inilitiir* unvemnwit #io Iteilin, nvct '1 hi*, p.iratrtwipers will tsks he came to Sanford In fOIO. was forestation at tho present dime Manager Find Weber and Chembei A flrr utrrptinir tin* ffmlutn put tit tlie- i-ari-h, an.i, il necesLit tile niim ( Setter al educated in local schools and to bring tho matter to u vote,” of Commerce Manager Kdwa»‘l (hr rily. (iriifi.il Km’ nlmwrt «--«• i* work. ('lay. attended the University o f Flor­ said Mr. ’Higgins, lie pointed out lliggi'iis. in ronnf-ction with tin- vpokr in MiiinripMl Hull Hr Nilil c h ie f r T I m* f lr ia iiif itu tion uffioo ida. He was commissioned a tliai it I* the practice nf tango pro|M soil agreement for the Toll -I • n rhcfflu^ rr»9Hi|- "W r li;ivf 111,i iti«-«I, Imwover. that S» nu. Naval ensign during, March. 104<>, owturs to hum over land every club to undergo Spring Irnino fur Ml«nig 1It** » •.»•! I*, .i •«gi|Ham V- it I'npen ji im I I r i t ••#)•• tiV f w ol M W •• NMIr | itrst l lllt * An open hearing for Interested and* later liecame "n lieutenant yenr to lecurc flesh • growth of activities liere nett yr«i hois* the Anieftran z«*ffe cltisens of Seminole County to senior grade, served at I’earl grass, and that under a pmjrnin .Gilliland wn* n*c oily iwni> Ijmi i< not* Hint .it Ltliitlnir k ) i I •|oiH-*l «nrn have t ipir*v learn how school money I* to he Harbor in 1040, and came out of of reforestation 'no hurtling could head of llir farm system of *t- rnniml frrl pr•fsimi^Ii* . f*•» llm •i i < In ^o to H im H iit i« h j ih*ii expended for tho. coming year the service Jen. 14 uf this year. be done except al two year pi-rinds Detroit Tigers. Ilownvrr, he wil rily in iD rrntiifM’ q !•.»-. I'feiffc** e«|«lailifs| fliii During Mr. Carrnway’s absence In order that young tm-s-could remain in his present ropni it ■ niMikiml itilmnrp f i i H.i j g lit* wSa hi Id this mornlnjf si tho • M I I S O W f M h f » l » * ! f. until Ort IS. Gilliland. , office o f Bupt. T. IJr. lawtnn. in th. service. Mrs. Carraway grow. MlNfl I" OII»l> lliHl. wt I lu \ net iihot j; p itis« learned lodnv. .Irelined < f f i i . - leaf nr,| l «• Unit I where the School Board approved assumed direction of hi* insur­ In addition, some nuige t .iiiiliMi it is>* v m i a it | lu h the budget, which Includee a 24 ance agency now located on owners are plowing over land 11 a lilgli positn n with , tlie > l i f t ijm S \ ((•iffw«»n, ilifieiaiif alie-nlv u ir.tril w ith nn lci percept increase in teacher's *ul- North Park Avenue. He i* active ilnnt grass and are interested in liouls Browns and ul»o the pie I ' mMIm i ' KeiM f Vi ri'utive, V A Sills iv arn*<t of the trio a* •llds. and a Bp percent Increase a* <v Rotarlan, Jaycee ard a* an fess, rather thun mire tree growth, ilency of the American Associate.ir^D M a tl I iff m •• at **i Liim Im |M»inlf.l tin v .lif t l hi* p u l. T h e t in m a n Boy lluiney, fornii-r prrsidml • ' to dftke ckro 'of school repairs Elk and Is a director of the Sem­ he said. I It siiit M W S m ith . tki m| ill ihal lerrnl liiliiim^ioiirtl hml pi (fin* to hritiK tin 'the As'oeiatiou and now with lh< M n*. I a n f e • I. and 1'replacements, according to inole Countv Chamlicf of Com­ and^replaccraenU. Sfii|th ••( ••Hi . merce. II- belongs to tho First Pittsbiirs 'Pirates, was a frequent PlllllteUa Au Jmr. )n»» « oIl'D tl .ill Iripn&nlioif nut •only lihrmlUe* (••I tnevi before the tlrtia/ifi acting Bupt. B- F.. Morris. (HBT H iiif **|ftiTf7 lTtnjj •winver- of t>MTTtT The budget will be sent to BeptjaJ,.phurcji.^ .. vlxitnr in Hanfonr last rfpring. the Unilnl sStahv Aimy .iml Im* pieiniunl >, hut hbn jm*i hi it a »v L o o iu h Meanwhile, Brigadier General Bupt. Colin 'English for ip Gilliland was the Florida .Slnlr hc^n »cn*. Ui -Fori fliuRc. *N'. r . trnvurtive riaiiiiN fur mrh waiver. Telford Taylm disclosed Hint thn One cltissn. Mrs. Victor league's first president after th-’ Many riaiiH who at the lime nnpiiital o f Sehiu-ht has thrown ' a former Board member, loop's rc-orgunixation in Hl^tt. A) J sp ark * falling — m i - n*m,H.p.?e * 1 U l t f c - i l U l M S •ir d U A I U l y WCIC. a Inimhslirll into Ailiul- plana tn • Meal- count rs nf ilnwiltown at the hearing, that .Lima hfi was alto serving «* . I.gdd. n.ay now Im eot.tU-.l to try Nuxi tndustrialiai. on- war- stores, which for the past week school balance on -hand secretary of the Del-and Chamtx-i Wtawlen w f. stand ll.i.,1 WASH IN0TON. Oct. :t -i/P)- of Ccmmcrrc. I9T.B78. Anticipated rothe p r l n e ^ cause* of b »" 'f fire.|«"<‘ " ' “ X " lrtV- PPI'I'rstlon. he sail. making charge*. General Taylor have been full of cheese ’ and presented a welcome Key -leglslatois predicted today Ill i i *1*111i«»fi* vetrnini who weie will l,o ill charge o f any new pro- pickles, at 1404,004 from .Federal Varioui members of the Juniur •that there will lie rough going idigildn lull who writ* ilnt fumillui iw-edings. l i e -said thn matter now j sight this morning l<> hmijcwives XW®7.0I5). ... eounty Uses Chsmber of Commerce todsv re­ In-Congress for the Army’* mwith the light tn waiver, o f pr!- bps Iwe it placed, ><efnr8 Thief 8* they saw T-bone and round steak*‘ and other choice .cula of tiiium m.iv also uiake^lhcir claim I'ro-Ki-utor Robert . Jnrkson, r j f d *otlwr* w u rw ?*?$6.61 B)* ported an Ute'~|in>grcsT~of tho vised unlverral military tmining that Jackson, ill turn, wdl outline <l>eef at OPA prices. Jsjrcee ilsnce scheduled tn he held plan. now, he explained. ’• the total balanck. of $B09.- Jsyce Oct, Fi at the Mayfair Inn for. the Most of the few lawmakers re­ Heveraj large shipments of To la- eligible tiir waiver d 'he problem to President Tim -I. t t t s i purpose of obtaining funds to maining in Washington during the premium, a veleian must lie dis­ Taylor said any announcement re­ western iwjef were, received from 6 and are as follows: od- finance the' Junior trade body’s currant election—campaign have abled fm it nert’id of al least six garding llm. future rumen- :<■ * • Jacksonville this morning, hut ac­ r- 'h •hied away from open comment cording to butrhers, thia first of Uon. 116.700; Instruction, portion nf the tourist program. inunth*. If the waiver l,< granted, t-i'lnwed' would •■e mad•eems to lo? nn freedom nf in­ lly K E N T COOPER Jock Mcrrlaon also reported on on the issue— just at they have in the month quota will l>e gone in 20: nperstlon, janitor, fuel. hr la then entitled tn refund " f Whitn Jlou.in In IVoahliigton. formation, without rralu.vlinn . Executive Director Mrs. Alfred Jn<|| has sent nn n wwk or two. A few carcasses ‘.,409; repairs snd replace- ths progress of a plan for coun­ the past. Almost all those willing piemiiims paid from th* date his that infoimiition Hint can't I h Tho Associated Prats I4.TJ71; transportation, ty-wide cleanup drive. Vice Presi­ to . discuss it— f rirn.lt and f° e» tited-aveils nothing. A* I* said disability -tiegnii. Fatore paymrnl.s •iPVrsL.tO licneial Kisoaimu.r !•* f q w r i r restricted-Florid* V e f National Newspaper Week this prin save her husband, Colonel General, also were received, ; health, ' f U M t other dent Bralhry Odhpm presided to­ alike— art- agreed that many's hoi first of the yenr in n meta- on hi* irnlicy arc made hy the the day in the absence o f President deliete w ill. break out over the year finds the movsment for free­ Pork, including bacon and ham, government fur the duration of his Alfred Jodi, who was condemned age tn tho United Nations: ' problem once Coniress convenes dom of the press facing obstruc­ .H O . »B,- Jack Ratigan. disability. Veterans shuulib con­ hy the tribunal to In- hanged lamb, anil sausage were corripieuM ft it my fervent ho|m that tions and generally being buffeted next Janeary. latcr thfs. month. T^ie appeal was out bv their absence. Thero was you and your qasociste* will tinue tn pay premium* unlit they around. relumed to her with the note- n limited amount o f veal. Fish develop n program going far be­ are notified by thu VA the waiver lion: ’ Addressee travcle,| away and chicken were plentiful, In the lost twelve months cen­ yond mere accost of reporters t.v has been granted. 8 AILOK INJI.'KKD without any new address." Feed merchants reported that sorship has been relaxed Irusomo ms,;J _ The nrw legislation liiieraliscd news and communications facili­ Eisenhower, who is in Scot- they now have sacks' o f white countries, bat there probaDiy It ties. The whole structure of hu­ the standard* hy which tidal ilia' A sat lor sntloned at the Naval land, has no authority to inter- flour for sale. A shortage of mora censorship today than in Air Station, was slightly In­ man rights in n' world of free ability ia vtra'surrd. •Certain “ ala- vene in tho mntter. . , scratch feed for chicken* and proany other Meant peacetime era. land a t . I;P0 o’clock tHU, after- LAKE SUCCESS,- N. Y-. Oct. men, with govermrfenU of their lutory disabilities," such ns the ' ----- - ■ — , , tein feed* wag predicted. Prlcas lb no n whan the Ford sedan -In 1/V-The United Nsllens -Efconom- One thing has developed thst i» choosing, rests upon one loss nf both srnu or laith le.;a, There are said to be more than on these Bern* have risen nr eyesight, arc now considered which he was riding south on Ic and Hucitl Council unsmlnwus, .1 QU types of common stains, (*Jt*t during the last f ew days.. Avenue and-/riven by 4 a. 1168 000,000 budget In many parte o f the world that “ Vague phraser such ss free as total disability, even 'though promoted International freedom o f tha press Is an es­ nf Information are Inade­ tho veteran might still bo sbio * B ^ 'w i t h n _ organisation after lopping sential. quate. The fundamental medium to work at a job, 1942 Hudson drlrsn* by Barbara o ff approximately I 100.006.000. • A great deal o f lip ssrvice to Of communicstloAs.is the printed Craft Casa o f Oribndo. The Th# vote, waa toksa- after nearly the Idsa hoe been given by word. The right to know must be • SCORE B Y INNINGS' whoee name was not Bstofficials who . could really do Implemented hy the right tq INGLKY IMPROVES the ooI ice report, was */ — something about It. and U could print, by full press freedom. Thl* the station to hart his 'Frieudg of J. L. Injley will be mm l -- - H ----- t 1 t L . have boon • put highsr on ths objective must not be the selfish IWMifti Mwraonfa. Ttofivw i w ag*l}da o f tho United Nations On# to gst news. for oursslres. pkoaotl to learn thkt he la Im­ B attprfettrsS U JU u iie— D ick s o n , UrctTthecn ( 9 ) and' MPort. Thus, in effect ths dsU- then number twenty, jndtr* r W a r l ; ! snderssnding can be proving since a recent operation gates msraly.- pssssd the ” <on- •ub-bead. U should have been achieved only If news flows freely st the Femsld-Laughton Memorial K iu ttx . B r o o k ly n — H a lte n , B eh rm a n ( 5 ) , L o m b a rd i _ will demolished snd the trovertlsl qtMstlon from one Cody placed .firs t Another thing of to all countries snd may be free­ Hospital and is now recuperating ( 6 ) H lg b e ( 7 ) , M e llo n ( 8 ) , T a y lo r ( 9 ) & E d w a rd s . • the Ms nf the Hudson w great concern la that the stress ly published In them.” at home. -1 i f n t ’. vT *,■ -‘ h J •j - Death For One Nazi £ P A R I S , O c l 3, m — Sccw B y rn e s t o d a y co n c ed ed th a t th e re a rc seriou s d iffe r e n of S ta ts J am es ces em otiK th e A llie d n a tio n s bu t, s im ila r to th e re m a rk s .6 : 'b y P r im e MiuUtoB. , if, he folt-surc thero vuib Life For The Other •ip i* Higgins Says Cattlemen Show Lack Of Interest In Fire Control Unit Two Candidates Qualify In City Commission. Race Edinburgh Turns Acquitted Nazis Granted Temporary ,: Out To Welcome Protection From Further Arrest Gen Eisenhower Miller And Carravyay To Seek Seat Vaca­ ted By W. C. Hill IJ. .M. Chief Of Staff (Jivcn Honorary Dij^rcc Bv I nivcrsity L I Muy Hold * * **I!M7 ( ’onvention In French Capital Toledo Baseball O fficia l To Visit Sanford Monday Disabled Veterans ( a n Now Request Premium Refunds * Budget Approved-, t Today A t M eeting O f School Board Town M arkets . &,Keceiycr R ij^Meat.; JaycecB Make PlanH For Oct 12 Dance* r Rough* (ioinjr Military Plan In- Next CongrcHH Shipments Today A . P . O ffic ia l Declares Freedom O f Press Still Faces Obstructions U. N. Group Approves Biff ReJFuffce Budget kwRMX. m i a s . bi'u riiu-■ iw ",r,h tV w -jess?®* SPORTS BULLETIN R H K St. Louis 020 030 120 Brooklyn .100 000 003 8 13 0 4 60 . iii .r«w a ^ af>t - . i -T- _ = *; .y <. . i- \* . ^7- t SW FTA. . • 1. -'.V ^ . * > .. . . -■. - -• • .-s.^4.1 �H ERALD , *______ *"; 7 • *> * * t THURSDAY. OCT. 3 A N K O R D , F L O R ID A 1940 tHURSPAY, OCT. 3, 194? ' ■ M l IN T ftK 'C U U n r JDK.TUB c o u n t y fa n r . u t t j ^ Cfcuaty JITD O R ’ - HKMINOW! • COUXTY, You-aodsach of you-*?* J,*r*by KI*rMs, .T"* "aicriRti x. w M liT r * ; nstat* of V i C WHJtON, f»«*»a»»d . • ’ , - . ' T i ' ,vll I'fo lllo i'. and I’srsop* JfartfK I'lalm* <>r Demands .Vralrv-t •‘Karat* of W. a mison «W n M . • . . f . first-publication SepG I*. 1*1*. y i- t 'Ir tlT * . IN I'n o B A T K . • . . hottm-S and. « * u « U * » d . U » P/ i * * * t v b — . -T *' aay ,-ialms an,t «J*m»nes which you, Florida. or *ltb»r of-rn u .'n iay.lu c* against month* Um <■»<•*« <•« W .'U , W lldON, d »- piihlltai erased. 1*1* o f a**'! Cauaty, to lb . • . Is nolle* Each turner, At IHfc 5AN tPRO HLKAU>, bAnfUKD, LLUklDA *• .Dry mustard 1*’ alfq softener. *BB vThlitr»ft>l' o f lb F r o m w h e r e I s i t ... J y J o e M a rsh “ Where Customera Send_Their Friend*1 HOMR-CONTKOLLED' t Friday and Saturday A bsollst «*«loisisf His spMssi si I*.' •ss.i d*Oeri ttiis Istffsiting Isbjsct and the A^elon Pqtch — You Save! They Picked ThVBargains For You!. S aaass 6 ARTICLES FOR SALE FOR BE N T HOUR tor rent, 1114 Park, phom lU -W , WORK WANTED > -lioulit ft the «* 1III iiMt| .|\v,l) as >t number • <*iir must. lUmeted ami ichippril , ult ii.il* mukr- gmul hiding for getdi*. TIu-v arn virtua tmMihle 11, sanitize. W a itre s s e s Omuld ulvvay h a lf net* ttlirn on .d u ly , h a ir itfil o n ly iir v w n l* ail untidy .itq V n i.lrn o but a ll h a ir Legal Notice r a r r ir * myriad* of bacteria mid should nl>t Iso a llo w ed In. hung | o o »«. and blow oyer fu/al. He Stilil lliul mint stairs ‘ huvr controlling tlirsr two of. felines ami that Visitors will h r paitirularly sensitive in them. Florida so far houeVrr, lias no wav of controlling them but through appeals t„ the manage­ ment and Individual*. Keep the pencil out of ypur hair . . Iiactrria from the hair is passed on to the cheek, the elieck is laid oil the table, aftd the whole thing become* a vicious Yvcle. ’ He careful about open abra­ sion*. t'uts on the hum!* and lirnu and pimple* on the face ate filled with .taphyloeorru*. a bacteria peculiar t,. the skin und highly polmmous. One pimple onn carry enough bacteria to make law s KXHBRT painting—contract ~ i r hourly hnvi*. S. G. Grogan, Keep fingernails clean and cut froc est.maves, I’ honn 1154 or short. t?nifoiin* should be rliung.7 8 IU .' . e/l ^tyularly. A rlcatt. neat optitiuniu'u dues u-1.acquit - o n V - f « r AWNB m o w a d j- - Bemona price*. Jerry luird, phon* 1 Fresh Fla. Cukes P a r t l c d - F e a r s , 2 Ifttr . STOMACH ULCERS (inking FQtatat* Delicious Apples .... 2 lbs 29c *1 •JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 1. (Spe­ cial). ._ waitrenses and the niatiagenirnt of all Flor­ ida eating ptares to be mbro ouf to EXCESS A CID careful in their food handling habits and to tighten up on sani­ tation rule* in their estahlMh* menta was made today by David ?PK •Hhs.wn.t. Vnn Tim ATM i: NT !»»»• f^wo Srtd fur n tWof B. I.ee.l chief «nnitary engineer, 22J.*?TT*r»l " * * * Oaetw (****• A<IS- State Bpnrd of Hralth. Mr. ljMe pointed out ihnt Oto opening of the tourist season in X.k w u i 2*1?" Florida la drawing near and that he hope* employee* In rating house* will feel more responsible luinry'a Drug Store for presenting a sanitary front Itoumillat K Anderson Drags 9 Tokay Crapes, 2 lbs No. 1 Potatoes, 10 lbs - _* Symptoms o f Distress Arising from Copyrifkj, JOgd, f/aW Stout bnyurt tmuUtnn. CabbaKo & Rutabagas, lb 5^* ’ Tightenings O f Sani­ tation Rules Over State Is RequeiUfrJ QUICK ItEUEF EDOM Canadian Icchcrg U'ttuce, 2 i ads 19c * will bs isst fill, whits llity Isit. Is sty rtsdsr witling Is Iks fdscsllsnsl Dbiliss, SU f 9* Arts NswYVi, N.Ysbob K .303 Bert Childers put an id In tha Naturally it puttied some folk* Clarion the other day. Here's what y.. biit Bert axplains: “ It give* ms It o ld :' ,. ' . ■a klek to share thing* when 1 cap afford to—whither i f * the melons, "Mantel mors melon* than I Can eat this year. Stop by qjtd pick or the lemonade, or beer. I guess I Just like to Indulge my whims." as many as you want. A ll ire*." From where I alt. If we had more Am yon ean cue**, plenty of foils "self-indulgent" people like Uert sent their kid* over snd plenty af th* parents cams too. Stripped —who believe in aharemnd share _ i time. l l . *AAnd _A Bert’s melon patch la__ao ■•A** ,,T* » l|4 let lire, this tired fa t^iey went away, Bert treated world would be a whole lot betUr . . . •• £ a hid* to lemowade, and offered °®l • grownup* a glass of Ice-cold /-) /) sparkling beer. * ± L> •20< Rani Flref Street ‘ Sanford. Florida To Waitresses By Health Board W H A T C A U S E S IT Bert Childers 81 Store Managers Celebrate water 1 P A lit IHkfcv "r- •• PllP'l. u • 'l« t » .III.I • ••unt' I l l ' l l . "Iiall> ap|u*t.ii It 1. CJSWEETE I". Iiu tlllu l.r-|l dut'l " o titis til t . i » , i l i p . i . , . lint tie i. Ili, put.It* 1,. | iu f..i,t It .i.iM ||,.,i i ». l». in, i « . . | i. f m * ati.t p. n. t. „ tin. iu ie- .... - u II, I . |,||, iiiaHast' If a -la lli |.a|»r, the . 1 1 et'*.. » l III,. u fore* a l-t t*'t III- ipite .loiw ti ill eaptt •>•111Ll* I I.) i|i. 1,0*1 i 1. Sat 3 wf|ilna|u*t III, ISi.tal l.'o * . p ilM I.il ■„ n |l,. aml I . - , . ', , . f»i .1 *•••!'I Si .M il-s" Jtblirayi titit*I !*«• *l»!t" iB tilid iin lr l) FLORIDA FFFDS FOR FLORIDA t liv ir u iit lr r »t»»l itllilf *•#««•» pf (•!•«* kit •hit *»r hid tiln k iiM iit ••»-» « of Is. I it III 4«| the lhdl\ NOLB T1BB -SIKH COKNHAGAN cabbage nojw ready,' Phone 705- PU R N IsllE D 7oo"m — 807 Mag building your, flocks live X— Coll _\Vny, K.TADglhA.HTFUS fw* Chr^lfnae FRYERS FOWL BEDROOM for rent. Av*. |)r«vked and Drawn i Corn-Frd Hen Turkey* HenT U R K E Y S lb. 79c Fillet (>f Sojc, III ... Fillet Of Baildpck, Hi Wisconsin Chegdar Filiet Of Cfld.'lb Cheese, lb .. (trpup.er Steaks, lb Cheese, lb . Obelisk Flour reen Giant Peas (lyatcrs, pint .. x/i pint Bulk CotUge Cheese, lb . 311 Park • muck land, on- old Undo road. Phone Co. 4708, A O . ir . S S ARTICLES „ _ Quantity Rights Roaerved Prices Good Thru Saturday October 5 F R O fT S A H o VEGETABLES Leko York Im|ici1nl W h M O ' l C U H tO X - C L U N PINEAPPLE Stokely Orange hygUnlcolly dtanl M cDonald Fancy < ■- v' . ' BABY FOOD Htrained * Trappey'a Deity. Georgia CABBAGE Il’a New Pack — No. 1 Can 1 when available Potatoes 5 u» Pimigntoes * Now Patk-Gunpboll’ji • Tomaio -Snntn Crux Whole 25c bad Bla* Potatoes 5 u>* 25c Stokely Grapefruit "aiifprata • • . Tomatoes ib Oanad* f • I 17c *, Rutabagas u> Stokely. Cut Green B eans N0 2 PeaS • No 2 can N. Y. Drcwed Long Island Schooldays E. J. Peat No 2 can Sin 9ftc Fat Tender Dressed Drawn U o23o P R Y E flS Lb | Dressed, Drawn X W E J M B ^ Popular Seat Covers • SEMINOLE TIRK SHOP IIORKQW tlliltli W IIKIiG P r i v a c y is r c s p e c i r d , YOUK natuirtl devire for privacy in money matters I, strictly respected hrra. Friends and relative* are not uueatlonH 100 lbs ice about your ctedlt. Your em­ cap. Y it a la ir c ice box, all ployer or businra* associates tu cial, $A0; M an 's bicycle, p ic will not hear of your personal w ar d e lu x e um dcl. c x c d s 'iit i affairs. Th«ru U no causa for con d itio n , |50. Phono b fg . embarrassment. Reasonable credit requirement*. No ro-makers on money loan* ' CHECK THESE BARGAINS! Variable payment plans. TUUFJ temper hedge .hears 13.60; FA M ILY LOAN CO. Hand -aw* by Henry Dtsstnii I’bont ** 9t.t3; 3-blude Atkins keyhole Florida Rank Bldg. *aw» $2-f>0; 10-inch flat fi>*» 12 S P E C IA L SERVICES K cn, net and Fool only 3(^ (all you want); Aluminum fun­ SIGNS nel. frflo: sturdy N-lncli pliers Show cards and posters life an,| many other quality O— DEE’S SIGN SKRVICh item, at bargain price*. ’ O. I). lomdress. Phone 1021 ROBSON SPORTING GOODS FXOOR BANDING .100 Fast First St. and finishing. Cleaning and waxlug. New floora surfaced to per 6 A R T IC L E S W A N T E D faction. Old tloora made like new MIRACLE BLOCKS • FOR HAUK A VERY good seven room houg* FOR your home—Superior work. oh five acre* land with plenty manahin -weather resistant, high fruit tr*V4. Land suitable for strength, termite proof. Mir­ raising vegetable, or flowars. acle Concrete Co, 1108 Klin -A real buy at 98260.00. Av*. SEVERAL choice building lota in HhktKft and SanftM UsigHta IM ITATION leathers in fmwt section pricad from 9400.00 to 'colors and large selection of good upholstery fnbrica. Rnbart •R. Brown. 2911 N. Orange n v o gtflry home on edfner lot Ave.. Orlando. Fla. in good location priced at 97600.00. ‘ 61X room bungalow on Palmetto TUXKIXJ FDFDS—complete Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store. Avenue hard wood floors, threo bedroom*, 0NCRETE eewer p iw —Septic SEVERAL nice 6 A O' i tahks, fence post, greate traps, bungalows in good local Y your car 'regardless bsnHrcs, flower pota. Miracle from 97860 to 98600. or. condition, Roy Reel,. Concrete Co., '309 Kim Ave. HUBERT A. .W ILLIAM S REALTOR MECHANICS Raymond Lundqulst * ATTENTION! USED piano* fur cash. Thu Music Associate We have Ju*t redelved a large ||ox. phone 953. . Atlantic Ran* Bldg Phone 732 'assortments of h a r d -to . get fools, and It Will pay you to 7 Pets, Livestock, Supplies Here la .something Interesting for. look them over. person looking fer Income; a ' r STA N LE Y - ROGERS I HUY rows, calves, yearlings, wull built 7 room home—with HARDWARE CO. Phone R. IS. U rd . 7B8-W. 2 bedrooms up *i\d 2 down, -TOGGHTON i'a~ and - ohiUraa'a WATSDNr-tWt "^dtcorrrrd insii'o;~recenHy palnVCelery Ave. Has l*urtna Fesda. itl on the outald*/ In a it0o,l bard-to-git marchandise. 0. W. (downtown locntioii. Has double Clark, 20B 8anfon) Ave. garage and' a gnml 4 room chicks, th e S a n f o r'd X-Ce Store, 2nd L Hanford. "ffarag* apartment which D rent­ SEE US fo r Innersprlng Mated nnfurnlshed. TKi h o u s e trassas, Box Springs, and could b* aaallv adapted into a Hollywood Beds at factory SINGLE ox to work In wood. II, F. Slade, Lingwood. , t t apartment house. PHc* $10,price*. Retail store A display room. ’ i 8 HELP WANTED A 8 apar l i t W. FIRST RT. condition,. on ' large lot. 2 car r-cjiols Redding A Furniture Co. G IR L for sod* fountain a> j garage, with Income bringing In Sanford Maltreat Factory ey’a Drug Store. Part *Jmi 9103.00 per month. One apart­ full Urns. ment could be made Immediately THREE young ladies, 19 to 2t, available for purebaaer. Price ’ pB,760. noat appearance, of goud charV BulJnets enterprisa — grocery ncter, free to travel U, 8. Mutt • atore, atrvica atatlon. and llvhave good inferences. Tran­ sportation furnished, drawing , * Ing quarters, modbrnlv equipped . and doing nica Imilnesi. If account while-In training, fu r further details *»? Mrs. Morgan, C H IC KENS Yellow Sharp Lb 1JCIactric Co. 13H Dressed, Drawn Roasting O ' Suiuhino Paanut . • of CKI.KKV plains—e n o u g h for about in acres. Volauti, l*j* chill and Early Furiuoe. Ileus have not been pulled uvt-r. Alsmi ready. I'horat 010'lt. . * 000. ' Long Island Potatoes 10 u» 35c SALE Ip i liC-JU! FURNISHED house or apt., 2 ur GIUT8- and meal—ground fresh 3 bedrooms. -Plume 5iW-J. every Monday from snowflake I R O F E S sioN A L employed wmncom. Can be bought at Gard­ an. and mother desire furnished ner'* Store, Lake Monroe. II) apt or small house. Box E, lb. bag. .11.00.• It* I'U . I T . tw o d oc , c/o Herald. 3 R E A L ESTATE FOR SALE WE HAVE PLENTY O f MERCHANPISE FOR (fWafw-toys. games, book*. Jnl(v Hry now-on budget or *isy-awsy Tiiwstonc Stmijs, III K. First 2 BOOMS for housekeeping. Ad- P IL L UP with Fuel Oil and Kero sene before Winter, ' • ulu 'mly. Till Oak Ave. II. IL Pop* 'CoH Inc. M0c ... _ PORTION of home for rent. -201 S rllU ilSk k oil strive fur " sale, 11 LO ANS K. 10th 8t. Kitchen privUfge*. lUMl W. First St. f-r NICIIOLI.S* LOANS MADK No chitdion. Phone 77. STUDIO OP I'llO TtN iRAB lIY FROM fio TO yaou for flnetti quality . lOO’V w o o l . I.AItGK well furnished room. 113 PORTRAITS Itrict prlvnry; fast service ARMY BLANK IT S W. I fit h St. Phon* 4IU-W. Commercial and Copy Work FLORIDA LOAN M L »<U0 ■ Snapshot Services . 102 Sanford Avenue ItlHISON' SPORTING GOODS 2 W A N T E D T O RENT Itmne I I 8 « — 220 MrUeh Bldg. toil K. pirst .'it. bi You’v* Boon Waiting For White C M I a r E NEED. LlSTINCRw'uT^nrm*, nohftf, tirfiv<i'and"Tlu sin e»» 'William*, Property. • XV, K. Realtor, Tom Uolt Associate, Phone 1120. 110 N. 1'urk Av.-. ACBBfl clo w r to hearing aid, rcaxonahle. R. colored 69c fcSlue:m w« PAN8Y PLANT!! • to aet how; other annuals. trial untarpria*. Property lolrta A t j a n t i e Coast tin* tracks. 1900.00 par acre. 39 acres of land on West 1*1 ■ - GE8TRUDK VINING 1 Phon* 731 ______ _ n. M. GLEASON Lake Mary, Fla. RENT A CAR YOU DRIVE IT PHONE ton RTRICK LA ND-MOR BISON • DHIVB-IT. INC. By fo llo w in g th e «e s im p le , et Vila v liiild l* of c le a n lin e s s oi can " k e e p it g o o d ta s te in ■ur cu sto m ers in uths add o n p ng" , f l a y to w a rd c o n tr o llin g S n n fortl A v r m i f ill 2ntl S lte rl appliance fh g Tlic the not in n ', ricnnvrr.mii fo r e x a m p le In" T A M P A X t|mt lh , ag, "w ill in-coin winter " Other points i»»u g the.,- Nearly half uf 2,000,011.1 unemplrj-nl August were wut v hmising .im itnce « t<> be ‘‘ ae He" at len*l enrly month. » f I'll nrixlui timi .,f i »»o.iu •Stlcli a- aulmimlfilenil t %\u.llllig ju-t l»- ginning l»i *h NOTV reedy to grind every }b>fi: . d iiT Anoriilng — Yopr enrh] ftlta , meel, corn A cob «r shocks, "ate., for fe»d. J. w. AN W A N TK I) to succtud W, Rail, I-ah* Monro*, Phon* 1 6, Tull for {600 family Rewldgh PIJONOGRApIlflfor renG *1 burlntu lh I7c*t Ptsco Colutr, IfusJe Bus, phone 063. Products sold 20 yean. Parntanenr If vbu are a hustler, WHT* Rawlrlgh’s. Dept. FAJ214*1238, Memphis. Term, or tie /aferaajy B A L E R A P r U A N CEO ATTENTION IF interested |n . • . k o . 4-11. — , J I to: and rornpleta Sale 8 room houai rn. chicken pen. Ft' . land, fenced, d ee r « .WANTED elderly intt rested In pi (1.00 Ironized Yeast Me Totliiy and Friday T IIE COI NTKSS WAS A LA D Y ... HUT rJ ^ / MONTE WAS ( j _ \)\ AWAY! f j j i t '• • 1 B C Powders ... O P E N S 12:45 P. M. >i.a Xjf BR0 M0 SELTZER ^ ^ 'r i G H i s i n J P X ! ACAOIC t / 1 M W i W AYS^aTU - Absorbine J r A n ljH c p lic 60c 2 Syru p P c p N ill 35c Cirovm Cold Tablets G0c • FaHtoeth . 60<< f Kiandol ... K m Carters Pills n j/ Harbasol ] 40c lYlldriuit ’ y A Cream - Oil Vitalis f DnIfwm»* -M b te V ift For fu Mr*. M to 6:30 'pleas*. 3A LE 8 clerk wanted. A! man, preferably wdn i axp/ritnea though no utvlv necessary. Appl] U r to Box 106, Herald. -- Milk MagnTHM jr Pin Ppm* Clcanwnd WESTING HOUS E electric 80 g ib lo'n Uhl* top hot water heat•r. Also Gaa rang*.. 2316 Oan- W ANTED—4 youn: to 24, Is t o in l t (4 4 M l L V U S IE M tt T « » » wU“ ANNOUNCING opening of I. !• Simonson Enginrerfng A Rm veying. Marion C. Gordon. •• presentative. 110 N. Patk A» , Phoas 1I2J. SEMINOLE TIRE HIIOI 201 North Park' _____ Telephone 37 Doans Pills Sal Hepatjca 7Jc Ilayers v DXIMMS \ V - W c sti MO NIK cui.sro BILLFOLD lost downtown, day. Fiodar karp bilifoM *’ 1 Aspirin...... SOc Ipana Toofh Paste «0 c ,CoreKa ..... WW. vicinity • Mary. IIUIU CourtPhont LO ST— Pair horn-rimmed rjrt glgaM*, JgaUter case, vicinity high school-1Rosa Court I!*ward. Phon* 817. ■- ■ ■■■ j LOST — Paper bag. with several ' articles Including papers valuOsteen, Fla., Box ed "Count of a' bold atory urea who ’ ’ Dur m ill) yrsr* uf expertrtur and *>ur »urc skill In Die le tte r perfrrt rilling at • durti»r»’ eiarting .pert (I <4tl(rtix are jour sssura'nrr ut U** II ik M - piein tptl i r -» medlrlnrs ubtslnsble. When you have a pir>rrtpt|on prrpjrrd *| our pharmacy, >na can be certain that the inert lr In* w* deliver to yoo couldn't be better —couldn't be better com­ pounded—couldn't be made of belter -quality Ingredi­ ents. too Cant Nome ■•• in abound, money making.Item, era aobcg-wnd can give responalbl# references as t r yfa r aMljty and' character, PI me, repaii 13 NOTICES— PERSON AI ' T t unifin'. r'ceni «l»t- we rrpair wdahing ninrhlm vcccum cleaners, fans, mfxn Tm ttcr Appliance Service, I" XV. 2nd St.. Plmne 103l-J. You have It. We haul it. A J. Haulers, Coiner It- * Sanford. E. P n rk , M g r . >ith *i|>|i|y. Surb a « nun ,leclitre-l. "cm i |ir|c,' crdlaitse'.'* Hteelmatl s l*T’ r* * ably at carinnre w DODGE - PLYMOUTH PARTS AND SERVICE I0D Pnlmrlto Ave." Phon* toil K L IX T K IC R obert I)r. Steelman . Warns Nation 0t‘ Depression M Add 20f* Federal exrise-tat In C o *»e �THURSDAY, OCT. S. 1040 The Sanford Herald Restaurant Sanitation? "SHIP'S LOG” JUST RECEIVED! ■The S ta te H o a rd o f H ea lth Has r e c e n tly issued som e tim e ly n utfR oitiotB w ith re s p e c t t o tiK h tcn ln x nanltat ion rules in tile v a rio u s -c n tin K esta b lish m en ts F lo r ­ id a . W ith th e to u rist season r a p id ly th e Up on of approaching, P. R. MITCHELL’S 100% G O O S E DOW N Hoard wisely points out that no single contribution could be better matte to odr visitors' pleasure and. welfare than providing plnccs to cat that are pi once both clean and ap­ petizing. * Among suggestions udvancad by the Board are the following: , . I,- Waitresses_,shpuid wear hair nets. Loose hair not only, looks untidy "lint encourages the' .spread of disease Serins. • * am . • u tu r y r*rm* 2. Waitresses should not put pencils In their hair. IV u k l MM httH* »* ilr »* •* The pencil carries bacteria from the hair to the check — fSMa, K ill a* rharsvS l»r which in turn is laid on the table. J 7 n « * h t r in r t h lr;; w in . 3. Waitresses should keep their fingernails clean and srw'Hprr cut short. Uniforms should be changed regularly and kept clean. •I, Waitresses umi cooks should immediately disin­ fect open cuts or abrasions and cover with band-aids, not only to prevent Infection in themselves but also to avoid t l « HtnM U m •• ^ liM cla tti PrtM ftWffc I* ealltkd I# l i t « l t tmr f f spn-nding genus ntnong their customers. 5, C.lasses should always be picked up from ’the bottom', and knives, forks and spoons by the handle, never jx u r u s . touching the portion that comes in contact with the cus­ » 3K .U V SSSrSfATOi tomer's mouth. i t 6. Waitresses should never touch .the butter with ith'frir hands, it should be picked up either with a fork or THURSDAY. OCTOBER X 1946 spoon, 7. Waitresses should be particularly careful not to stick their thumb in the’ coffec or soup. . .. 8. Sweeping should nut to allowed-in any- place at. any time when-customcrt'are*eating ' " - r By following these simple every day habits of clean­ liness,'says the Slate Board of Health, eating establish­ ments can go a long way toward preventing the spread of disease and toward ''keeping a good taste in .your cus- toiwrs^iiTouthS.’j : B HullA-eolM; Dtaetor Pepper Is going on n iputinn lour for the Democratic ’ parts’ In eleven statrif and say* he will piwak on fereun whenavir He wants to. A Ki'.'nt break for the Republican*!_____ . -- ' • NOBODY W ERE ' B tfr o s o u ' C H I C K E N S '. ', "Quality Bedding ManufacjurcrsSince T 920" 119 WEST FIRST STREET PHONE SANFORD MATTRESS FACTORY Celery and Sanford Avc. Phone 672-J - If tlio story told in "I Chose Freedom,” by Victor Krnvchrnko; Is true—‘and it is told with circumstantial detail which s o u iii Ih like the truth— then, indeed, .Russia behind the iron curtain is in a had way. It is lho account of tlie life of a young engineer managing one factory after anpther under’ tile USSR. He finally rose to a place on N’hstsvslim , qualms fail to fill retail moat counters, ere likely to fca rpiK-.tliu- to OPA for larger quotas. .Plenty‘ o f fat catllo are now rocnirvf |h» Florida Ha Hands. garly snow* In York, Ver­ mont ami New llampuhlrt Os-well oiut n f tipt p u rc lia s fn g cyinutissiODs fo r. icnd-leusn and jvns aa -very cold weellirV generally thoughout the mirth, will help to sen t to ttiis c o u n try in 19-13. bring the visitor* down early thl# l i e reimUiiud a t this w o rk lo n g enough to leurn his roar. By Hie time Christmas w a y about, and th e n fu lfille d a lo n g -h e ld d rea m o f rcroll* grownl, two nr Ihrec months .............. of cold vwaihtt already will send .s ig n in g and s la y in g i » A m cM cn .’ l i e w as on e o f the fe w Tying "fo r h igh er-u p s abltl to g e t out from u n d e r t h e .n e t o f spies, million* p f Ihem aeuri.' secret p olice and sa d istic cru d ity w h ic h the S o v ie t re g im e aunny cllinca. Im poses on a ll- its w o rk e rs . tier's HuP e o p le w h o have- read Russian h istory and kn ow wMch has a *,ollt c o q d itio n * u n d er th e C za rs are* npt to thin k nlrnost tbe' my* any rt'Khm» o f m o d e m tim es must b e b e tte r than th e pov; verdicts, e r ty a n d cru elties en d u red so lo n g. T h e y k n o w th e U cvoriiere u»Al lu tion o f 1917 w a s Intended to im p r o v e co n d itio n s and “frhnre is U i « y b elieve it has don e so. T h e y n p p ro vo th e Conatitutha'JcaiMJ, Hon o f 1935 w it lim it re a liz in g th a t it him n e v e r b ee n .p u t ami shoot in to p ractice. _ ■ Hut a cco rd in g to K ru v ch e u k o , th q revalu tion arien w ho "Schools Need Overhauling (rpm L Top to Bottom llera” , U tlw way The Tampa Tribune headlines It. E i. trouble with moil uf u» li t we are looking f«r aomS 1 aimpk* remedy for the ecliool prob­ lem In Florida.’ like the firing of a >ingle teacher we don't hap* , ’pen to like. When what wv need [■ il a 'Complete overlmuling of the Who'>i school nyiU'jn In Florida • from top fo bottom-^ . | , I i t ii « The editor o f thd" gniithville, Mo. Damotral-llermlil, aftrr n Ulepooj convereation with President Truman, an old friond, says on Sept. 27. *ThU column claim* the distinction of l»cin«r the flr*t to predict that Harry Truman will not be a ' candidate fur to-electlon". However, thi* cosnnn *uggeeted on.Scpt. 2a, "After, Tntman's many recent blunder*. In may decide not to seek /e-elec- ** . 'Nuw. - -ur* -- _*__ ■ ■1- — 1 h iin a'V am cunvieeed ufi wanted better tilings for Russin have mostly been killed or imprisoned in the various purges. The group now in power lives■in an ntmonpherc of fear* and htttc. It Is by tlio •network of espionage, this N K V p which succeeded lho old (!PU and wlilrh works exactly ns Hitler's Gestupo worked, that the present regime keeps going. The story is at once so incredibly horrible and so ijuietly factual that the reader is left wondering. If this be true, how long must it endure? No-dlctatornhip of such u nature can hold out muny years. It has in itself too many seeds of disruption. Hut it can make a lot of trouble for a decent world while itlnsts. . ' Take steady aim and zing mom for thia HAlf-Knrc Sililorettc classic fn J. P. Stev­ ens •!(}’,*! wool flannel in Fall tones. But­ tons and wool braid trim are in contrast, of course. Sizes 7 to 12. Qualified elector* ‘o f .Putnam County will vota Nov. 6 on a firs control bill, ptso a no fence law in tha BoiftWlCt-HI'ca Greek area, in roftneetion with the gen. era) election. Motorists from the east coast who have been trying to get, to Orlando via Mims, Geneva and THI HAPPY IXPMIMONS belong to actor Billy BlakeweU, SS, and Jenni­ Oviedo, hn\M complained to ft, L. fer llolt, 29, daughter of former film star Jack Holt, after they had ob­ Bryan, Jr. of DeLaml, division tained a marriage license In Hollywood. Lew Ayres will be beet man. engineer ,of tha State -Road Be* i Marriage wUI be bis flirt and Jennifer’s second. tfntenuillonal) MTtment. that the routs Is confus­ ing because ef many winding reads and cross roads, and have j requested that the route be morel plainly marked. This route necessary becaura the CheneyHighway baa been, rioted- ter. L ^ M W a H W I I l A R D c o m ----- T g | — I repairs. Completion of Road 44 a, ~ from Mima to Banfprd within a It takes an attorney formerly I inewase by 3,000,000 pounds the few weeks is expected p> furnl'h connected with the OPA to- get |amount his plant la permitted to dhe best route to iho'east rodls. — >y WILLIAM MTT — torney, iec*ntly obtained from I be ( kill tWs year. ' ’ * * * Ctntnl PretrW tU tt meat shortage -tn Florida b y 'la * . — ----creating slaughter house quotas, t A nothe*-slaughter housa opar1 .C AR TO O RAW tEIW « a dU-% -.earning and going with the frtM, OU* B. Radabaugh. Tampa at- ator In the same vicinity Jt E. puling,over whether the Spicer ,qu*ncy end regularity , of_vlatt-i- to rosy, recently obtolnsd from .the Watson, whoa# yearly quota Is ing relatives. ^ - ’ : [Islands really, exist or not. What "phenomenal” perpounds, complained that [theyfw ill do with them it (hey [ere.found.the story doesn't say. Is STATE NEWS B R iE FS YOCJ RE JELLING ME! r 1 _ U'fc-.1 ' \ Thi Spie*rTtottlrov»rsr7tili OPA a 1000 1.000,000 t Z td o i Dumkapf, csJ/s for cold,. the surface they beleeg te Can- ■ •do. If they dsn’t, the Ashes tea : KUvs tham.. j f -• t I !\ • * Personally Si t b f s tiy iE i | whole fuse could he eerily set­ tled. W hy not ask Mr. Spleen— after.whom they named! were Dr Leonard Barker Optometrist. Ryee axeetlncd—Glsaaae fitted I N ! . Orange A vs. Orlande, Florida . Phene 4MT WIN YOUR WINSS, AT THE SANFORD SCHOOL OF AVIATION ; V r* ..fi-iT-ie-. --4 '. life tiii® Irmsmurh ns the Navy’s “ Trticulent Turtla” Jibs just completed «h l l ^ a ndlc fljght from Aus­ .11 *JT T;,' tralia to the United States In \ A ..c t ito t'ip h t tjh ~ * ’ tn'ip somc^JG hours, ‘ It might be of , miktr'wbo bu biqb fo odf/fge. intervYWto know Just what this Or, maybt,./f'«J|fl7 oticr.wsy •Tnirtjent Turtle" Is anyway. .eroued...... TJB1 Well.'j^truculcnt" means “ flerca, ferccikts. ruthless,; »nd destruesere'said te tlvt,”T'Which Is Just what, the if the tap ef U nite* Slate* Navy's plane* ato when-.they-go into action. Fur­ to tlon Her a thermore, they arc *1 .peaceful a* e " turtle" worn..you leave them . An Arctic 1 Spicers appear glad to s*h B * 1 « e ure In our estimate nf Gen* rthur as n presidential i Tribune liilatratlu i troubhms by the. genlas and -dlferIon o f one man . • • we e Douglas MneArthur would a great President". And D m that the greatest thing ■ould happen to this lountry present ebsotie aiate would r both Dirties to Uy aside an politics Just long ennujrh lemocrali end R>mul>llcans to rtoruluaU MacArthur for Arrangements havo been made by the New York GtanU fo r ate of the Azalea Hon I, dra*alng ro< ms, ahrrU'ira, playing, field and other 'fa cilities, at , PaJatka in order to operate a baseball school. We hops the Pelatka city commis­ sion put tha cost of field repairs H)p tr the Giants a big baseball school, as Hanford found out, coats plenty of money for ball park repairs and nmlnlunsrirv. cojta which big league dubs carl COMING IN PERSON >UPERBA Cravats MOM VASHlNgTPM., O . C . ORLANDO BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB f w w r t !•»# to * mirth ffriancJeJly. t v f menay nfona tJTj > With :y v e n e t ia i t# wmI M i fire, flke meel heme •(flfreeiea m u nice d i tie- ! | fires l which k m d 7000 p o o jfe h i t fo a tl could have kM" . N«,E6,W.flmH».,|n- p * M MWJ C ertlesin eit causes h im ! fires. Chech peer heme te* >TT--" '' * e ^ ^ ----- ---------- - prepecty hurnmne ws . s a b Also stripes, plaids, embroidered dots, solid colors. Com* in and select seme o f I �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, F L O R ID A ' PAGE FIVE I Ann Thurston G iven Party. On Birthday “ Ml*. George Tj'Ututim boritAed her * ihmght r. Atm Victoria, tin Thtirnilay with' o print v relehrsl­ in g hir seventh birthday. A pink nnd white color scheme was cartird rmt ‘ in the f.iVort, decora­ tion* Ami rrfri#lnni-nt*. (iim r« wrte play. J with Lynn Cantwell nml Brantley iichlrurdwinning the priir*. (lav balloon* were .diitrihiiied among the tiny truest*. The ho»ies* nerved birth­ day cake, candy, ice crvain ami individual cake* to those present. Invited* to he with Ann worn SOCIETY EDITOR — Cecelia Truluck Scotch Foursome This Weekend At !■- * ’ " ‘ . Country Club; Recent Players Listed A*Scotch foursome .will lie. play­ ed, dy the^Seminole Gouqty Club cou nt on Sunday a/tnun-fn. Clyde T tn rlllfter, chili Tiro, aAiounced today. All ro«n a n d ‘ tronttn golfera art cordially invited lo enter tha fun.and 'notify Terwdlegiir prior to Saturday evening of en­ tile*. The Sunday starting time* f i l l posted later. ¥ Fnaea *111 be given for the good and. b*df golfer* and no playnr •hi.al i heeitate to' play because lie of she 1* not a good player or has not played for some timr, Tcrwillegar said. All golf players Club number* who have played recently Include: Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Carraway, Mr. ami Mr*. Fred Ganas, Mr, and* Mrs. Jack Lltrner, Mr. and Mrs. Georje Jinn* ton, Mr. and Mrs. Al Lyons, France* Mahoney, Mtrf. Glenn l.ltjglv. H. C.-Hctzel, Richard |)eas, Don a l i t n . r, Hugh Whch hel, K r . Janie* Ridge. W? G. Fleming, G. W. Spencer, tl. I’endly, Hoy F. Mymes, Jr., Henry Kilpatrick, K. G. Kilpatrick, Jr. and Jerry Dorminy, A (no Dr. W. V. Bitting, Dt. Orville Bafks, II. ||. Coleman, J. L. Ingley. Holiert Cornell. Jr., Herman Echols, Joe Meisch, Dr. Hairy Silsby* llarrv Tooke and Hoy Williamson. the rteen's fee players include: Mi** R. becca Stevens, Mrs. John ,___, r.T Jft. W. J. Grimes, W. F. Fenners, R. T , Crimes, Walter Sehnnhel, Waller Haynes, Jr., W. E, Harrison, Dud* ley Cunningham of Orlando, G. D. Stanley. HJward Feiilec and J. Rim ing.' T” Alio C. Lazear, Ed Clarke, E, C^McCall, Maurice lo?e of Mel­ bourne, Earl Hlggenbothnm, Brax­ ton L. Perkin*. Jr., Dale 1- Scott, Jr., Edward Higgins, Jr. am) Dr. Friendship League Sanford Students ’ Meets On Tuesday Are Group Leaders - GA ISK yIU <E .-.aJct.--rir-Tsevr Mr*. Harry KuJcll afnVcd Sat­ urday, tvetting af:»*r u two month (tip to Cincinnati and New Ymk City, Mr. Kpdell nuitoicd to Jacksonville tn meet her. Major and Mrs. Janus A. Stona and daughter Eva are visiting his mother, Mrs. Allan It. Slone, and -sitter. Miss Carol Stone, wt their home in Hose Court. Nancy Thurston. Many lovely gift* were pre­ sented the honnree at irmentbrume* of her s.venth birthday. Albert Neal Flit* has pledged Sigma Nu fraternity at the Uni­ versity of the South. Sewnnec, Temt. Mr. Fitts U the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Fitts of this ijity and Is u senior in the Col­ lege of Arts and Sciences. * V. V. Williams Given Birthday Party Mi*. Arthur Williams enter­ tained for her son, Arthur Vaughn, on Saturday afternoon stt their home liott Virginia Ave­ nue nl 3:00 o'clock, celebrating hi* fwnaih- birihdnr. -’-.Game* W r ff played and prises wete awarded to Sonny Eafcn, Sharon Hirer mill Svlvtn Haynes. Delicious refreshments' were ih'U ciI l>y- the hostess to- Ijio followlag Diana .U»?nr*, Mr. and Mr*. E. \V. Stile* have us their gucit* their daughter*, Mrs. Coyle Lyon, Mrs. Utcnnlc Collier ‘plan to return - today to and Ijir .dabthjer, Vicki" Lynn, *>f Pompano. Airs. Lyon and Mr*. Colter phin to' return today to Pompano while Mrs. Johnson and tuuittb*. H u rt. MtiKn-vr-r fanl -was- gn -evbhfof"-' S*| itbmaL Church at.tha- w t laft w* ’fftvtrr fob AhW largest freshman claM- in Its his­ tory. M ertcd for*tAlMantling leaderwho'jgave a scripture reading fol- ship ability‘ by Dean J. Ed Pricb lo w # by prayer. Reports were Harry II. Beasley and James E. glvgy and nlan* made , for the Ilerfidon' assisted in regltlering T Chriltmas Baiaar which w ill.be the new students and in-instruct- |n I held,on Dec. 6. A social time fol- intf them in the traditions o f Th« t WM with refreshment* r f sanJ- canuius. Icnes, pumpkin pie and coff*-o "The two Sanford students ate being served bv the hostesses. the sou* o f C, C. Beasley, HMll ! Onl — ~ ~ 11 I loturel, and Mr. and Mr*. R. fy [ met . '. __ „ Herndon, 'JOD Fust lilt Street, L ak e . S u p p e r respectively. . Ilea*lry U n vtter- T ^ t N e i U ^ W u r ^Ftir-J.?® u flit- - { itrmcini1'' Ft” V- * Ed'' Amrtira officiating. ; front left to rigid Social Calendcu Dr, Wu-Chi Liu, Chinewe ProfesHor, Speaks On “ Peace In The’ Pacific1 Keever^ JcmiTTTgV"' I,: .Hurf?*'dc. and Fdwntd Hurt. WrJInim*. Sylvia llsym , Sonny Fhotd by Hnyntoliil Studio Eaton of tlrlando ami lav Alt- 1st. Mill Also Mi-. M. T. II ay tigs, Mrs. Km I Evans, Mr*, dint Itizer. Mrs. Clay Williams ami Mrs. Hubert Knight of Mi Iambi. TERRACE TALK Monroe Tuesday Successful ---------- ' I served a* it iirlvate first i-lus* i‘> lint Many ftirndt from Sanford and |the Army Infantry, other place* in thr county who | S im c .d l upper rln*s sludruts wer* present and the cooperation f a*ii te(| Dean* Price and It. C. t ., of the latke Monrre citizens coil- i Beaty in the orientation pmgrant .. 1 pdviottd to the success of the ' under the direction of Victor P .. tupper given at the loikc Monroe J l.env-ngoo t, Ocala, uml hi* speciil j school on Tursdav avehlng. , .lns*Is\an| William St. G e o r g e 1,1 * Thu affair was jiven under Ihe Walker, Jacksonville, auspices tif ths P. T. A. A gmsl. . ^ ____________________cfnu Tho young people of the Pres­ will applv toward* modern ' itp-* o f a scries o f <ntertainments at byterian Cbutrh vvil nice I at li-l't pronmcnl* In the school building the school lo be given this year. and llm Sunday night choreh *i»■tt4 cafeteria, I Other pir.us Include picture show-. vice t will hr at 7 P. M. The Music was furnished by the new hand rontert*, lectures, amateur mens rhoru* will lead the ringing rpdlo. during supper nrul.n social shows and nrogrnin* by the school A s, rils 'of reluum, will begin on hour followed. This was the first students including a carnival. , the “ Sermon On The Mount" •»! fluffy white angora em broidered on pastel wool you . . . a C h an allu re fabric . . in lemon tint, rose, aqua and blue. Site* 9 X i o IJX: S < | y i. Mi nod Mi*. Jniiii** r mu sun |tu-|i aiinininr tin- hulh of a stin.~l.tim Davie, ori Kept. 26 at the (ln»d Ktiuiiiiitali l|u*pital in We*| Palm Hi-ailv. Mr*. itll*h, a fnlinri ir-tiirni of Katiford, w n- Mmy Jane H1Inudte MONDAY t’ irrlcs of tho W ACJI. of the hirst Motb.allst Church will m«ot at .1:00 P. M n* follow*: Circle No. 1 4ilh Mr*. E. II. Unoy, 106 Ka»t Eighlrenlh Klrri-t; Cir­ cle No. 2, Mrs, L. ^ llughry. 2312 Palmetto Avenue; *Ci|r]e No. .1. Mrs. J. F. McClelland, Hr., 300 French Avenue; Circle No, Mrs. 0. W. Halley, 211 West Eighteenth Blrret; Circle No. 5, Mrs. R. U. Hutchison, Cameron W A K E U P B U S IN E S S / By Advertising In j f . T h u N > w -p a p er \ ft ' ,* mird of Presbyterian Ausiliary will meet fit i at 3:30 I*. M.TUKHDAY Alathcan and Atatiuu C ia s w of the Fir*l Baptist Churrii ail) meet at 7:30 P. M. In the with Mrs. Vrlie William*. A, J. Peterson and Mrs. Rumblry a* hosUtfe*. nta. I iuiu ^LIuiu aries came to China did tm schools, rolleg'ts ami iH'spilnl b gin improving. The bc»t ho* filtul lu all o f China.U the Ame»ican staffed Rockefeller Hospital World War II fur Chinn begun :cr Pat in 1037 Dri Liu said when d«pa-i tadunlr I Invaded North (,'hinn. Poljl aving r 1icnlly ('h)nu -and Arm-run w e i r eturned l/rletrd* but nl, IDj srtiriu liuo- tl” ‘ --.teach American Inli-resta ;^'cr« ' selling ir*it> Lerap iron ic the Jupnne-o. Af*vr r*it>• n .carl Harbor America nod »*^r-m ir*itv j.ecanc 'gr^at allies and ti'-i'U >’ >t Alt Chennaull's tly'n g Tlgvra'nnd t*1 Jrr*. bruv# flyerg who flew/the hump'' ho spral over InJi.i, tn niaintaia .cAiU<nuu> rcklihnl 'Icatioii With tho W ^ irm w*»r;d m i will tic " r . be forgj'ten bv lb< at* * » Lhlne*c he stated. V-J Day in .the yrar Churklnr, .lvhrrc Dr. Liu was *t ihat Mr the time, w-a* a mad house Mtllh ■rv» us Chinese *mt‘ Americans rejttb li[g’ as thrugh insane, Dr. I.ht slated that tin future relatione o f America and China A nd Star Brand Shoe NI'AV SHIPMENT ignatiun trg. Ne JUST ARRIVED Mr*. Dai ,e|| and depeivi on politics, economics and Seasrnul culture. The aim In politics now r harlir Jit China Is to-have a rpodeni . KortlanJ democratic government. However, Hortcs there Is danger of cheos f * the Werren, country i* trying tn change from . I . T, Dr ' ' to " modern 1 *— r. General! old politic*. General; I. N. Marshall Is endeavoring In brlhgj together tho National anri Con»-| Prepared mustard wh* fit it munlslic partiea at the present time but. Dr. Liu e*M he Lulieve l tailed n few hundred year* ago thie to be* Impossible es the by « women In Durham, England. CORRECT SHOES FOR SCHOOL W E AR HE W IL L SEE YOU A T CHRISTMAS! __ I f You Solid’ A Photograph Made By a The Raymond Studio - * . WAV1MO goodbye, Mrs. Mary JOoea . 0 Stale BanL Building Tel.' 1093 Ch^chtMa ClifesS.WORK fitting plan! Tho Perfect OverauaB Christmas Gift— her Ant beby u - Overseas Mailing: Dates, Oct. 15 to' Nov. 15 ^^ ^ ! - r«T.-W-— - _ £ 4r : 1 �T H U R S D A Y , O C T . 3 , 1P4S THE M JjFO ftP -HERALD*. M N fO H P * Seminole H jgh Cfieerleatjer* Eye* Of Sene* Fan* Will Be Set On Ted Williams SfatisticsShow Number Of Stars averaging 188 pounds' per man Winter Carden alsn presents a threat In lljelr. backfleld. Kettles stated that they have one of the beat-backfleld men in the state in Bill Clark. The probahle starting lineup fur the Feds will Include: Whefchel and Spencer Hardin at the By TUB ASSOCIATED PRESS J For the first tim* In thro*' year*, All-America Bob Ffrilmore of Oklahoma A A M may have |o taka a bark srat this season in college football'a pas­ ting and ground gaining parade. A t National Collegiate Ath­ letic Bureautoday dltrirtrJ total offensive statistics cover-i Ing ■the first two weeks of the t 1040 pigskin season. Right now I Fenimore la just an also ran, | and the list Is studded with pot­ ential stara who threaten to steal his thunder. For the past iwn yCsrs, Frntmore has monop­ olised, the >offente department In Dot ball, Virginia. Military Academy’* nifty triple-threat back, Bob Kev To Series Win, Prizes To Bp Given By Touchton Drug, Perhaps, May Be On Herald And Ritz Hurling Abilities 1939 Tennestee Vols Best' Team In Orange Bowl IN S ID E S P O R T S Georgia's Sinkwich Named . Best Back In Miami Classic NOTICE now available fob- installation complete with drain qr w rite Box 6Q5 decision ’■evsr Florida and CVim son before It blasted North Carol ' “ B T O F n 'g - 'C p n c r e te - P r o d u c tH ------- n so decisively thst tho :a Bowl bid aptj vielory fol- Sanford, Fla. J n il A * P!PK« ? N^R FIRST PRIZE — P A R K E R “ 6l’»' I Awarded by Touchton’s ' SECONp PRIZE - WEEK’R PASS FOR TWO— to RITZ THEATRE r a iR I ) T P SEVENTH PRIZES — . . . For each prize winner, ONE PASS FOR TWO to RITZ. Ihe^dwiil K e * * * ^ » » In looPSlut "rid Jp older t,i Most outstanding back, Frank It waa a graen ,team—eatun of Sinkwich, Georgia, 1B42. slarti ra in tha 0> Most outstanding linaman, John In Uialr Drat year Trlpton, Mississippi Stalu, 1041. i,all—and vrse as unsteBdj D-st pnsser, Johnr.y Bosch, largely fraahman eWven n • It made honiMa mlstal Ceorgia Tech, 1040. Best pei* receiver, Bob leon, yielded' almoit half the against It on reUtakas wk Georgia Tech, 1040. freshnlen eat) conceive and Ben punter, John Michigan State, 1038. It had no real passing Most Interesting gain? to watch: gaining more jrruund by_ Alabama'! 37-21 win over Boston ting oppu'ltlon paeses th Tha halftime plating Its, own WV^Jt^h Collega In 1043. ~ score wa* 'Bsma 22, B, C. 21. ' Best roach job, Bob Nuyland, Tennessee, 1030. watch: baeka altarnaUng bjfoty Moet 'inter, sting G e o r g i a Tech'e ------- — . who uffepted MlesouH, 21-7, 1040. tha ability (o cash In on reeovsred Most underrated player, Ba 11 : The' n »"d t»6 b.u.1 *** *,*"*♦ I va Temple, I- S. U.' va Missis- * wa* In hia back_ yard He is • ! n|pp| State, Mississippi va V a n -* newcomer to Baries competition. • derbllt. and Wake Forrest va Photo by Raymond Studio Simon Dtngfrldrr. Myra fUath- SPORTS LAUGH Johnny err. It’s not exactly the claasic deI Series finitlrh of baseball, but catcher I’d be1Mike Tresh of thu Chicago White the 28-1Sox recently came up with th‘s Waglow, Fuller Named To Posts Changes Jip-Atkfettc College Announced By President Tigert * -'~Yj • OAINESVILLE, Oct. .3. .(Spe­ cial)— Appointment- oF"-Irving P. Wo glow as aaiixtant professor of physical education and designa­ tion el David 0. Fuller as acting foxing coach In Uw College of i hytical Education, Health and Athletics at the University of Florida, was announced today by I'rcxlicnt John J. Tigert, with rolt twice and took the m^axure Board of Control approval,' , of Hal Newhouaer cf the Bengal*, According to Dean Dennis K. P-4, in their only meeting. Stanley, Professor Waglow will •Harris sp«nt morf time in tha replace Don A. Rossi, rcslgnmj. Former aa.'ociale director of Mant- service than most major li elalr New Jemey’a Y . M. C. AFrofuarar. Waglow served from IH M P48 as ah' officer in th. |n lh#, A.nnlr ,th* M ,t f<*|l Army Air Fore, s Physical Trmln- ,wr of ,h*m P ’*T1* m* wbtrv'b* ing Program.. pitched several no-hltters. When Fuller, who was appointed to g* w°n It waa taken for granted, the staff of the College of Phy-iBut U was new* when he lost, steal Education, Health and AtnIdles In JUrvj a* assistant proft*' for cf physical education in th. — — Education, •auuates tha position of boxing coach li\ addition to his duties as Instructor. He tv- f/KS P liS i Firestoi a CQUPl Pr«a«nt thia adv.' Friday and receive. WHITE ^ g e a t offen »lve^|jp, Tennesi s A lp S t f^ Game time 2:30 P. M. Sanford Celery Drippcrn Daytona Beach Black Cata' froig thoe* weight*. This game brings lofeatlier two fait colored tcama Seats retarved for white lagta Bm , but Johnny Rueker ’ork Giants came up T O fir J &&2&as §essi Best blocking sod tackling tat T.nneetee, U'?u. * - Uolurkiust team, Boaton CoIR 1043. Tha Eagles suffered unbelievable ekm* o f mlefortu New Year’e afuinmon. A I mlnutee ^before the kickoff S l.M S G N O U A A V fe ;r :S S W »» ....... ALABAMA „ ... CLEMSON v^ ' v,NT« ^ 5 ! g S l :::::::: *yi* SOUTH C A I QW wP —— • -VS-N, CARQUB a STATT ........ kuitaWd an In- .J M . . ^ . . . . k i a tm kAm«ri> (JUST GOOD FOOD) 'AST - LUNCH - DINNER I 7:00 A. M. to MIDNIGHT (CLOSSD EVERY MONDAY) 12|00 o 'c lo c k TE R R Y Sunday, Oct. 6th, 1946 field average up around ISO,' and Coach IlaxJIne can field three elevens without deviating much ; . Muqicipal Peric i>rocfor• wha V ' ■ k r. with something new. fumb-e. lu te rtfP t^ W W M and Bantam, against blocked punt* to a degra* whkh fluckr droppid Rack in A lrAAmirira^Tkiv^l n iin ttn i t NAvyi* (Ul" a cluert T'lwraoh muat list scores ’g g . i & r a i ’& l i r j S ; i T ^ g i K lA r ,r .j- i without a world champion. j Jn*S It to The Sanford Herald ^ The eyra of most S.’ ries fan* before Friday noon. If mailed It T sill bs on T e l Wllllama. Boston’s must be postmarked, before rrihrme run king. But don’t expyct d* v " * ° n: j 11* b*.. ?n‘ !oo much from V/lillam. In games( n° u^ ? ,,..,n ,he Monday edition away from hla femlllar F e n w a y j o f thi» Herald. . • . *■! Park where the right field f.nai Games this week Includs: Bea­ le only 809 fext from horn* pleiy. i ford va^ Winter Carden, Armv . Williams Just about .wrach~1! * • .* National League pitching In tha Biata D u ki^a t , „ 1 h luly^.ll-atar game with two to p . I g S fe l BiblTtniin ---- * " ' Jiy a great daara. T . O. B rqw n, J r. O w n er three local business firms aa the sponsors. Touchtnn’s Drug 8tor* offers th« winner of the first pris* a Parker ‘•61’* pear, thl next sir nrlxea are offered by th l Rita Thratre- The Ritx p rim will be theatre passes. almnle • Th l PMtest rules ballot. lJ . a f w m £ t t h f f S s u it Trias team ranks first in tour earn offense.' The powerhouse Texans havu gained a fetal of .•47 yanls by both rushing and Vil| graduate to the “ A . tram passing in'-two games. Detroit next year.______ , , , ■•tan I, seconij In learn piny with Tulsa third/ • T IIK IIA M U .W A Y ' • Detroit hn*,*m nre' individual u a MA r d n e c k . n .* Y , t/ii— rushing isadars than any. other The Hrmlnote High cheerleaders who win lead Use students In ystk Gu* Ralerno of New Rochelle, pro- one learn. Detroit's Billy Haley Friday evrnlng when the Celery Feds meet the Winter Carden I fes sl'-n a l si the llamnshire •'..un- leads with 21U yards.In IU tries. Devils at the lecal stadlom at g tlg F .m , reading rrdm M l U right try Club’ here, gets hit aces the Detroit also has Joe Wright who hard war. Salerno established what Is fourth in rushing gains and golf followers feal should hi list­ U n Rlltoff who Is sixtlf In that ed in the world record class when department. he sank his drive on Hamsnhir*'« The nation’s leading’ pass rseighth hole, a inoJest par-4. .'12*- ceiver of HU.1. Nelli Amutrong, yerdfr! The'ball landed In frotU - f Oklahoma A 6 M. is Iwick on of the green and rolled true to tha job. Armstrong Is tops In tha pass snaring compact Ain with the cup. 181 yards gained on eight paaste. and Tackle William Frants wbo Kd Faunse of Minnesota leads In R E A - RIVALRY iicsh'id Little All-Am trican men­ pass completions. He has contion when all three were._lxcabnected on t mu of 12 for a total RFE1FK. Jlraxil, </P)—In order men Ih IW5. ' to avoid disturbances during * nf i2o yards. coach fa y* that 33 players wtl Chief bf tha pre-war stars Bill l-ong o f Oklahoma A A M recent footbsll (soccer) (match dress for each of the Tara afa to return are .Chuck Rlejn, 213 here, police searched spectators leads the kickers with an overage games. pound | M t 'Viut; bras on the o f 49 yards on five boots. as they came through the gates to second - - A ll America service Me Dowell atreaaed that the eta the clash between the Sport Iraki at-Creat Lake* n d Is anmembership on th* A squad Is 8 MIAMI, Oct. A - (H p e c la l)Paul Reverln. University of Club and the Santa Crua Club. Thl* i* n r|Dnt version o f . In- only temporary. IU point/-o u t ! JU k>fM flea Ureet of l » l « , They collected seven revolvers, Florida end coach, mads all-Amar. formetlcn I’leaso with a board of tjial there are a dosen player* ( liartey iamaa apd Hal 8eh«i*r, lean honor* during hi* last year three ‘ Mauser plslofi 10 big the Crnngo Bowl’s ! own expert* ml Ihp B squad ’ Who alkMBl’•"rive, « " d —o f . all things—a of plow nt North Carolina. supplying thu an* war* to the rate berth* on the A team. f|* large fickle sharpened an both plays, players, coaches and team* ■dds that thee* m*n may be on 1 The yellow mustard • who r.nd which produced tha big the first team before the first harner than the brown. moments in the 14 Florida New game, Oct. (I . McDowell also pointed out that Year’s football games. The Iniard consisted- of R, I). except for his fullback ha can (Burk) Fioeman, this ytar’a pres* field a team of pre-war Rolltos . voternns. I Ident of the Florida Orange Bowl . Miami Hurricane* -J C o m m 111 e e ; . Ted. Busing, ace Coach Jack Harding . and hi*) HOME OWNERS, —. BUILDERS, — PLUMBERS sportscaster; Jesse Yarborough, Hurricanes are-under no illualoni| as to the prowess of their ftjttnni Pracaat concrete septic iRnka, a quality product, but th*'Orange Bowl cnanfplons, approved by the Slate Board of Health A F. H. A. o f J948 have had thalr share off ^— By FRANK ECS ’ * Newafeaturev Sports Bdltot , .. Y O R K -'" -The Boston Rvd VFW ** ' Sex are batting 1.000 in the Wrrld Vr| *. Th* American Leagues from New England have been In Mv* fall elaeaica and each time thev earn* through. Ther* Is •"» reason to cuepjct thsy will fall to maul the Natlonrl Lerguo ■rain. AP Henkl F o r eafiipate cell )3 0 — W Merchants } �I* 4 *» i- a: ............................... ».,...••*k-— ' • . . '( ■-* . . •■ T R S D A Y , O C T . 3, 4 9 4 6 1 TH E SANFORD H ERALD , SANFORD, F L O R ID A I’ A G E • - ----- -j - » j —i . - , w-. — .... Sarjxfr, __ •The big danger today." .a id 's tyiintakc" -in»u*ail o f •'likely." Ilf »l',e yvl.riMK one Inch or lerrl-i |iHt„rb*d tdnrrvcr* ia Ihii war- Of a pact would tc<iuirc Tur- trallon at CJ& Ponce de I.eon N. E. Atlanta, nturting jn ^ .t iV'^" t v Y i'v ’ ' prnleisu nil <>b*<rv«r who ha* ttpllul that h* felt the iltuatlon l ’ *m -??'* ' 'rrfiffn right* “ V*r *i,,. «>ty* hc-wlv which tho BO*' i.trj (6 granf lut*r*on the bar- Ave„ Ueiday, Oct. 15. it w « * ' an- n rvrV ' o r V u .it io V spent year* at thii vital liUening gtwvt euyugh tojuatffy "likely." ‘ * poru« funnel* cold Mack Be* wa\- j tl.itiHIo* and torede the worthtunced today. • . f» t>m ..........1 * F 11 poat. la that RuaaU b llkelv to T l eySe Fought IX Wdfw , Hu**ia vAnHUnl boih Turkey and '•«“ .» Ul . ,h, *»'*'<*. b lieve I e-iMrrn province! of Kara and ( V r t i i i e d - veternn* v r te r n n * lrf**lY I n ‘ •W .TA'% -tJfl'V U ll.AM V lilX a t. I CertuiedA A V AJO'V MK-sr. imate thA ,u.ny niMUtko that «* r-j ltu*»ia'a' noting of th dru m ./ '’ . '■ *nocn.cie* by .ftmandioK art U »« If the Soviet, .re convJnccd Anlahan. • twlee-~t6o - r- faith! - : - 1 for tl *hsr.- wl.*h Tuikey* in the ihnt furkvv mcjur to -ure bet A-key to Kittlin'? determination j Xctie H. which Inciudes FioVlda, * a l i . W II u JI I.* tt.tt ■ many made much po«»e»»iort of the bantunellIn tli;_ report* o f « g nt*. 'nnt*en-! hegau In the'day* rf l‘. ler tin defend? of tho llardanelle*— which well-oiled rifle* ami dry powder oC I'm is c||lit In diiilotnutic cir* i nuiv j i u i c h t l i r o u i f l i Oct. 10* r j: h \ j mulil mean .Soviet ha*e« on Turk—ami convinr d that thi denioc alia In lb.Words of M aravi-ff.1 W AA official, said. The RFC X.m. h. fei.> thn. t ^ i i i.. outfh in the warning* of govern- Great and wa* reaanteil a year # ^ -|___ »*r a ‘ ' i . 9 r Vc. tlw i .fn nil filia l I, * I }*= , i .t l*h eoil. Ilu**ja nl*o |>ropo*«d rncle* ate ibadlv rerhtu, then all I Wh0r1i —> -------------*»s AdlnlnUirotr \ f f , . . that- ailininUtrutmu of the atruita may triuain mini. l|«t , »',|| l l n I f A r. in UHlO: | ll.n. *. li. .e handled ettrlueWely by lllark The co.>r*c of Britain In the i nr rhr , J r T V » toM “/ C «n »U n tl«-!gu .a .e,t objeetlv.- of the 30th \<\f -I ", Sea power*, a maneuver which rnntrev.craev i* irr. vivahly chart- ♦ pie (latanbul) ami the - atrait* ci nloi y .should l*e tu cupturr th-J i ,, 1 Orange Coconut would csnrrl the uine-pow.r Mon. ed. The only bulwark b tween an t mai'i* on ^)f tttv fundamental rtr.ill^ mol eF.tahll»h Iteradf firm- . Ware. .VontT I ..1 i f~ v Ifaux Conv. nti n governing truf-j expanding iluv*in and Sue* 1* po* pt.n. Ip|e' of Fue'ian txditle*. It « Iv ther. ,M . ; .... . ci..rin* .. 11 *. •> • t..t vH-morr. 1* 1* * •o * Coffee C ake.... 20c U r» '* i f . , r rl SEVEN n f t r |. _ * _ . ^ ’ * * * ** -A T C O f I f i> <t r.i-w » 1,1 , U , l .r , n t I . ( . .a a m i l .• .. - "lja " .u . ilr r ., Uti .... r is u kt *b .r «a»t -* !*Tt. ' eV, i’! "SrlJ h..thrt.-,i <•a rtn^iiMK, .. **...* hr«.t » . i « . o..r t.. *..r.iWeil »>r r •* £t»infr<l m ft * i m w t t r M f t */• IHr llrfhml lr*l ,fl ♦* ••• *«> rn M ilu l II...... « ' o , . ? ,"«! .1. o . . ..... f * r m-mrj l * rK. ^ '\ k k“ r *ll"*'* J " J . Inurhlm t P riftf t o . Marhlr Sc Ciolilrn Pound Cake 28e Caramel Toffee Cake; 2114 oe. 8 panUh^llar 19c ^ Cilkcr jte.uz ... Fruit Cocktail rtotm laaa No. V/z Can • Apricots . . . . Reaches 35c u t io u : No. 2 !^ ta i\ . Sllerd a r lUlvra 30c ualvcs 28c 3,5c • N o. %Vi Cai v— Glbb'a Tomala t , m t ir r s a Squash, lh Field ■ 10c . Frmh String Beans, 2 lbs i* rf - + ,'jjuii^liuuL'i ia l , - v APPL ES U GRAPES GREEN GIANT PEAS Peas 1III* V Lemons tj Af*ro with Mtapa (• r e a l H it! Ii'tid r-i S tv c c l * aoo. logic, c, l lj* ’ 1 iL 3 ’ 50 lb big 11Hint -------- ---------------------------------- ---------L - - No. 2 cap ...18c 25c jy p v v t > V r-T w .;: • . Ask At Store For B‘g National Brands Color fVice List OS H I E Fancy Y e llo w & YHIm v 20c lb. J a r .* 33c YKGtrTAMtTii • , Ann Page Black Berry Preserves * V ' 4 *t M ■ Ketint ( djst-lti-t'onal ihr-Nttlimt's lutitsl—NATION \l 11HA N’ DS! Finnous nmtirs—fiHtls you ate "liuitk*')-‘ (‘irj rr llnn*t ntl*ts Table Supiil) ’fl lifjj httlp. of hnuitis rantaiFTTitt over America I 25c oz. Bottle 14 ;%* * Names You Knstv - - Fooifs You Like! . .( " u> GARBAGE Btnm f1111- I ’ cas 4 tl , Cauliflower Lb • » I 1*1*11 c Fm h O k r a % Ih H)Cj UUI*. ... large Juiry ftevrrMrk, ttaltrutlnr allrt A tlan tic ___ lemons, 2 1hs- w«e i- w j e w 25v - rail/. B ’E Halil In T f t • C a *e Dessert tastn" S m a ll target Apples.; 2 lbs S . 15c. 23c (hiions, 5 lb bag 23c CORN • Potatoes, 5 lbs 25c 12 oz. can Catsup "■«•••23c rtlltfnftMS No. X t arf Iona String 1 12c Wo. t f an . l ie b'mentos.... .....i 19c Juice, 46 o z ..... 33c CHLIF. HilMCY CRSrr'.i.M L’P S S C hrM T S i C Y . CR Y.ir. M IC H IG H N Lb 2 L tU M iX C- 9 '^ c Belts * L F .l' ?. ] ?vmEY new 19c 19c Sis •*, 9«/2c 2 can 2 E E B .1 2 L Stokety Orengo Juice No 2 can Gcneaaeo Cut 19C N. Y. With ml Itrnnv^Vnn f:»uttp l/ttnjr Inlatul U rcttH iu ! Ducklings Tniro ,t*% , 100 lb*. “ Lb TURKEYS 85c L f»I I t'll l1 tlvtlL .il N ' " " l l r Lb 79t Jm neY Drown K'a*h"B "CHICKENS Lb Yellow Hharp . r*i7 H • * I * '1' HU S » w t ' ' -laiQcs 3, or 15c i/*,si /n Vi 16 or 20c Lb - r »i**u’ i ! -jl P J* No J cm 9l!iC F lo u r yt i m 1*te F Pkq * oz 19c ; JL* ih iJ- . 8 oi !'ir 11Mii| „ „ j | f a , CK3r i ' 10c 7'/v o z • c , :r> Rog, 7'/2C C o ttn g o Brains Lb PrMh fteof* . ■' I0 'J, •i’f • BrlW H lm f I hoodies PtiN tniiry Pant ttk* J j I Kline Lb 35c M elt 12-px can 37c Cheese Graft Atnrr.’ l>-»f Tongues Lb 35c Cheese >/2 .Lb 35c 7P.vJj ^ F V f^ t Ottt ^ i'd t T*nd,r l)iv**cit t>rawrn FRYERS Ytllow Band I.unch lii.il ■. K n r n u l. g j f 17 or can iMeurd, Drawn Young Hon Jtana Staffed C o d F IL L 4c Lb Lr [arsh.. lb, jar .. 22c DOG -r Teinatoes Lb I7 t Pears Noj 2v^ a>n 27c. vDreRsing, 8 oz. 21c l)airy Feed......3.98 ‘Olives, 5Vi oz. .. 41c' ^ Pctatoes 10 Lbs 3 jg No a t V-t t>rktal| t'a FKnth : Rutabrgns tb £ i.c t l oa. Bo* C'rrval "Kidney Bcans .. 12c Beane ...’..... Oaan S U ik elr N ew Pit. k 15c Soap Powder . ..^ 23c i Cberibats, 7 oz. Bine lloy Red :* M Potatoes 5 Lbs 20c S Whale Kernal aL 5> '..25t^ .. ■ *? T/.ug Irian.1 So Fine! So Whit^Dole Pineapple lira nil YeUaw. » Here's What You've Been Waiting Fpr - Obelisk Flour N IB L E T S Egg Plant, lb ...: 15c Haiti* A Nc*. 2 can "Fimcy No. i: lied IllUa June E arly P E UrllcjotM PEACHES N o 1 x/ i can 25c! Sultana {Vfelons, J b 1 0 c OTapefruit 2 for 15c . 1 9 c '- l ^ Oranges, 3 lbs . 29c Calif. Haney U r* No 2 cc.t . C—I - * - IWW 16c Cheese Whit* Chodilar Cheese 15c Lb - Lb . 23c Lb G3c llttff'» Dog Food 2-Lb Pkg oz enn 4 6 20c ’7*v,r v*- OCTAGON C 1EANSER 2 a > n i.% Jiiije i. iz £ D Spaghetti 9oz n c ■■ llrl^py CLEANSIR 2 Anm/mg S m Crackers * Lb 17c Reg UltJO Htlaned C!:rox 20-oz Huda 15c qi Fw lllst-r* a Mnr tubrica Da r r T V t L . ffllK N AV'AII.\m.R WIIDA A V AII.Aflt.K L a rg . 27c , i . t - Stn.-iroAt or A Mahc* Window* flparkla- ' Gt V a rlfty Cereals • p»<g 23c 0JJ Old Dutch 2X kk 21C <}tnnUly Hfgtila flr*r*rv*d Frier*' Oun.l Thrti Oe*. I 23c Largo 4> ^ a n io :d - S l 4 E , Ins :.; ■ - - ... • -v. i / w v; , .9 . • • •' • .Y .. ‘ % \ ~ • 1 ‘ •, •• •* • . ,. Firof i . �PAGE EIGHT | Legal Notice ‘ \ HUTHK TO IITIM M T t ll MAMV* ItK Y l.K IM H .V S T A C K l I l i i t A K ! « h u n p u r r o f re.-ldrnce • M tnailliiK a iM re »« are im t n o o n Y O U * A lt K * M K K K U r N u T IK lK D th at t h r ie baa b rro I m l i n i l o l s o l la now pending In the v irru li tv-ilrt. Ninth Judtrlal C ircu it p i V lo rld a In and f o r M *in ln »K County, lit Chancery. balnn f a t e . w * Z i.. ■ au|l aa a ln .t ynu fu r uti-W ul* rll, o r ’r-nnoffaeot, w h e t . In pm. S ir ■ry llo p ilih e n .la r k I 'o r W . a n , dalpodanl. and W # I le I John 1’i.Jnmi l » . I he p la ln llff. “ i d «" ahf.revlnte.l . title o f Ilia • i s * la tVnllCr John- 1‘nlnar. IT a ln iitl to. Maty lift llnhenaiarh I'rsjnur. tteftid .n l. . A N D T O P M ill IIIM tr.M V - I I I A l l l i r . i l to Tile > out -n|-|.*.<rence. thrr personally nr thruJrih ynui m in e r. In raid aull for -I.solu te to rr e or annolm enl, v illi Ih# 111 tit talnned c le rk on or !•« fo rr Ihe 1 1 1 d a y nf .H u itm litr A ft lu ll. rX K C t.'T M li A N D IH H IT w this I n day o f October. A. I*. l * l « ■ O. I’ . IIK H N I n j N > Aa D r i l l o f I h . I'lr i oil I'oU rl Ninth J u d lrU I fllr o lt of K lolld a, In and fo r j-n n lnole 1 YlOnly. (C m C IX IT UOL’ IIT K C A I.I C h a rirtry . untfUV fh * title of •h a ll b « .w o rn to b y ih * claim ant, nasnt. o r attorn ey,- tiu l o a r '*0011 c la im o r demand n ot >0 filed , ball be 't o ld . • ' - ■ " > » • »f. V. M.tlowau J. Officials Inspect 4-tf Poultry Exhibit t Jmiu+m |U(4n vi. Krina Ala* 11*raii m u il H i*i ih * r * h * f hi III an .ilm .liilr sll\t*rj« * . • V*iu atij tli» r * fo r a m i u l i f l In k h !*♦#!» •»» ?*mI»I rating. In I’r r i i n « r J it ••HnMiry nl Hie J*i/U»! hi Hatifonl. H o r l d j on th * t l* t * i)a y if O rloficr, D l l aial fK.it In ile fa iill Ih rrro f, <• ilrrr ^ r |>ro h UI ii* •*•••••• n l .ifHl^thr m M |*r>»-’ • n^il r i rfflrtr \ n»v liur.1 h i .I M flc U l *cal llil» I « t tiny o f October IR It., • II. I'. III.U N D O S I'J rik <*ircult l ,* u rt,' • . . County, Florida IN K A I.) * . *• A» *<#'.lr>l.t r.itof of lli» • 3 •BROILERS IN* T I I K N A M K OF T H H H TATH OF F IA IIIIO A . T «» II K U N A HO t*ll A ltl.K H t# A l.l..\ *ill Kit. I I i# VI*•-** ■OfflrUb In charge of thr Scan Roebuck Company's irrrnlly oponoorrd inuUry atiow with yihlbiia by <>ll «low Htn>«*V, Mi*K**»*•!»••# t» i\ll» nhi'li) .ClaV yobngatrra, moitly from Genera, are ahown In Itont ef thr downtown »lorr. IW I to right thry are: County, I ’ n. YOU A K H IIK U K U Y C O M M ANII* . -Mr*. Ouida Wiloon, ruunty home drmonatrallon agent; ri. f . Perry, ritenslon aadatant p'lultryman of Kl> Ift iinpr.tr to ||>«- M il o f r-efn-, (ia n t.tlllr; Mm. Tlirlma Rutner. managrr of thr stall Mist Elisabeth Dlrklnoon. Ofangr County home lUallil fllrtl In tl»c Cftr«iiU CiMirl | idtmotitlrsllon agrnt; S. F. Prrry, cslrnalon ooslstam poultrymsu of (.ainrsrllU; Mrs. Thrtma Holner, nf thr \ lftlh J in lb la l t*lrcut*.I ptanagrr hi the rlorr, oml K.iC. Knuirdy of thr•Hears Roebas* gibrrw In Orlande. Hrm inolr* t 'on n l> F.l *rl«li» In it*«* u o * <*f lltih ) « l <allMvti*r,‘ idaiit/ff j vp. Ur 1hmid 1 'ii 11 .• • ■ >w«MY#**dui(l|i U3B f# »t (.» H.miIII f«*r lit* fendant. w h e ir)n th * t e llr f ’ ought | Vit: N’oi •• Hi k M . w W A t JIi .ii i i : !<••» I* ijlv u rc t. on tn< ( l l h tin . For •••*i»*l«l#l** f * * t to U iin n ln ir . . . Ocfuhrr. A- l» l t U ; and fa ll yn u 1, ’ .I »»-etin l.U 4| e liri,I ri’ t Iftrfc frill!** Ill* J tip I lets not a ilr c t r * pin ntt f * « » o w ill. I*. J| l Frtisl.^r 1 I l»l ! 3 I ( , At .lliv !»• r/ilHnl .4»g«ilnol «»»•* Mr- ’ W|. nllv*b A II i: \1Id IhbHriOP liffirrin i *1 h » (L , •*4tc H riin lP rilF F riiim t FK»rM|# fo r i hi* purpn^o o f u r g H n lilrg ■ muni* 4|*-l mnl* •«,« rtli.n .i « ifrkcri*. a (!•>:*• gu r . IliR lc y Fresh Fla. Grade A SANFORD E(i(, 3rd A Magnolia A va . * « *h:ip|i I4K\KH %l. • F R Y E R S •HENS - f* OAwf/ad NASA raicfc PULLO VEP, A N D P A Q k L .ri~ 7 — H r o o r & A iL P L A V .O IN K AND -BurTHEY V BTTA BUZZ ovea M Q */ T - |VE GOT THE CAMERA UNDEC THIS COAT/-rTHERE GOES THE t— 1 SOUAD IN FOR r-A SCQIMMAGE."/-! A BY_?AUL BThATg JOINT RKSOLtmON NO. M l A JOINT ngSOLVTtON Prepodrig '■ #T,n#m m t te tha CosiUlutlcn ol tha y a i , nl FlerM,. ta ba known a, ArUrta KX. Section. I >n4 >. ThnrnoL Ral.Una ta Uia ConaaiMaUaiiw AWIlihlo# or Cr«atlng af Critala CauMy Ottkcv* a#4 tha A iu u m n l an# C ,Maritas.a l M ia s f i# T llM by County Ta* rutul.lu ta Onny, County. r iv M l. ,mt rteildlag tar llcfmA.]dM Element far Accept,ties or Re* Jacunn ef any Law or Law, gructag by n>, .Legleiitura af in , Itata af Florid, •I rmytOed ” tx w<4 Proy ii eS A mmmt"ITr1 fT VtXSOt.VED « T T i f f tX O tatA ll.H K OF T N * STATS OF FLoRIOAl Thai the lallawlng .nn.dn.rrl u Ih, Cannlliittan ct Florets, ta ba A n ltl* XX., iaitli M 1 rod rtialtag »• < esiuahaiPm. f w w n a h -Qaa 217 EAST FiRST STREET * NEED T I M E N lO W TO BEAT FE ET MERE/ fi, fo r H an ford; AttnoLc xx WE'VE GOT TO FIND THE MAN WHO DIO IT AND PROVE HIM GUILTV] AMD T H E N -- Italian . Commission.-mtrTTTpting TO Fix Amount Italy■WUI M B V SM L ^ 2 3 2 W o * #r»! I k f t l M ta Novtnibfr, of IM l M u ta m i l l It r—d StUom IS • ! AMkU VIII oI Um Const!tuiloa • ( tha BUI* of Florida. an«l to oarludo lha C llr'al Plant ittsuc of Italian- rt'pariUtbns has brought forth another peace conference noouxation i y Ruxitin against the United Stated anti. (Irent Dritaip. Stivit-i delegate Arutiunintt _angrily charged before ktlnj. ithiitm Ecoitumie Xiommission of the conference tialal lh.it llritaln an.I Atnerlra hav. t le.):tt,->t n ,cftmn nf thr liti; t'ntir Koreiaji Mihlitar* tria l) draft. TM,- Soviet apoktri.* •liraII >111.1 lilt- ai.'liti.m uCEItCtal -Yhtnr l. |iu-> nl.i.it.-- nf th» tW9 natiiuia vntr.l fur an Auatrallgn aint-nilnii-nt to art up an Inter^ .uiti.innl nmuni.ainn to auprrrU* n vl.il.mi Tin*, fin- '»ii« im.i i u - 1thruiiKh th e nreii fo r fo u r Iih iim I la-f.ue I tellur In ..in fill uii.lpr eonI f i l . A ’ in iii'la-r n f r * | il i M l i i l l i - « f. i ir u n e tl. , t!TT(R! CHTIFTtNO f i l l DOM ar* pfnentad by Col. D. C. Andrus (second from left) to liana Kritzsvli* (l«/t), Kran* von Papen (aecond from right) and Hjgbngr 8chicht (tight) at Nuernberg, a ormany, at tat tha three , ' Nazis had b«en acquitted by th# War Crimea Tribunal. Col. Andrus was lit ihatge uf the Nuernberg prison ; whtra th« defendants wero confined. .Von Papen la wantad for trial in Ampin, (fntrrnatlomil ftadio|ihuto) I President Wants Palestine Gates ^ Qpened T o Jew s Truman Says Immi­ Prison O fficia l gration Can't Await U r g e s Additional Conference Solution Probation Monies LONDON, Oct. 4, (A l*) — rmolutian af lha Scr NearaaaSiatlvsa. sag Orten I with aikar pro. atitutiisi. araawtaa Ida prjrtda the hi. quag of etfUa. thalrnglh wholly wtthta tha Sla UlrUrra sod shall set _ DETROIT. Oct. 4. m — The T) pmlrtent « f tXh Anwrican Prison Assirctation, Sam A. lewlaohn. said today Amarica should spend more money on .probation, lie to|d the Congress of correction qt its 78th annual meeting today that blggsr budgets for probation will eventually mean smaller bud­ get* "ifor prlaon. ‘taX u u aoh M r th rn rjQ u a T n *H - IM* tstsUag to spprogrU •Mfwafta# at rvfattta# a* It twtlori t. ba beta ta . taap tb.t b ta aay tu t • Nationalists A re P6unding Defenses O f City O f K algan ' A JOINT NANKING. Oct. #4—VT>— Victqrlous Chines# Nationalist armies todby were pounding the outer defenaa* rf tha Communist strong­ Hold of Kalgan. NcBtrol mlliUry obaarvera ar# .kerpinj • close watch on the nc)Jon. They predict that I f Kalmit'a natural. >'efen.es .•e to FO' mile# from Ui# city do not -hold, lha CommunloU . will nhanden Kalgan. Othersriae. the neutrals bay. the Communist forces' will Hak being trapped In the rlty. th# keyaton# o f their power. In north China, . " M*nwMW, RfsT forces have ihrown freah unit* iRt# a dlYir- ribund* MTtn^men Atlantic. TH# flound«rln| eraft nnlp 'Jfi fe#l long. TTia mer* /T1 * I __ _ h in o t t r I .r r ilin v llU lC o C ' . a V J IU U J J MM * A ffe je v lr r i F V Io r in g k m i a t n o ir ia n iic m ee , . p. HONOLULU, OeL *-(4 > > -A n o . m ther long-distanr# n an -slop flight ird , t a i l th a o w a o r o J ^ U m la under wav today. Thi# time It D tha Army'# B - » , Paeusan Drcanibjat, atumptjng m nin from Honolu|« to Cairo, a dlstanca o f 10,900 mil##- Tha hoga I m4 portUtla morning w it h th# plan# got' Into tha air at 1141' A. M„ Eastern Standard Tha a. To carry th# greatest possible amount o f gaaolino, thouahlp warn .mrtrloade J 27.000 pounds - at .tha O f- It* total w eigh t‘ o f kounda, roughly half wa* lTJjlp iP#h .!* V U . « « ^ r ‘ i “ n,TS“iu S L fi daftC tl (11•••V• rin- ii llui** l>'.«'Mii«iiiiir aiKti I# alt* it«•»!iitg in TfitmiM . m tWO STRIKERS picket Hie Ernie l‘ylt nl a New Yoik pier aa members of liie f l u Maritime Engineers HrtirlU-ial Association stop work. The new >ti ike. Ihe -t-conil in leis than a month, has Immobilized Ihe port of New Vint., .dung with oilier poili atouiul die country. AKI, longthort-mrn I '. " - "luierl tu itoai any uf the MhllA picket lilies. ( Iulrrnutlunal) 1 m a t iillliiiit i ** A ll r ii , *iir a»f tin* •|>«*Mk#r». lie ... • ' than a r\ iu lr r ff u r a n c r t'T th a t A B H I N I jT O N . Oct 4. ( A t ||r -a lii that il « v r ttin l iu r p r i* A n a rm ed attack on n I n i(# < )1 ii'v th at the I 'n i l r d .S ta irs »h "i| M S ta te s M a rin e C orps sim ply a n il j "pgpk »n many, m a n y opp ortu n i s n im u n ition d ep o t a t Hsinhr. ,,f lia a a ».u ,^ _ p t ».t- r a ii- it rw— -- . .. *# rlK China wsi maile IndftT -*iyv init u< »ti.l rerr rliiuirer - lery of the burning oil tank i.i loiter '■Uiscayhe Ray oTf Miami was, solved U*Jay. The Coast Guard reportr.l It learned llint th# .lank was part nf an Army plan# that crashed in the buy yesterday, i Th# tank w#s reported hvrning furlou’ ly and n (Yaat Guard Uut •tood by until the fire wenL out. Tbe plan# that crashed into Biacayne wan an Oimy training eraft. Jt burst Into flames a* It hit th# wat#f. Thre* occupants of the airnlsn*— th# pilot, (tot. Albert Hardwick, Ll. Jim Dagger! and Hgt. Fdwln Bmesl-w-erv thrown clear -cf the wreckage. A ahdrt time aft#r 4be crash th#y w#r# lilrkej up, A ( ml’ralt General Hospital in Coral Galdes Acquitted Nazis Fear Leaving Jail NUBllNBEKC. OcL 4 - 0 P )_ th. » .U' r^ IS * * p *p* o # International MlUlarv TrlS tV 1 * ' Neetn. ^ W B S J W tS R F H U V « N t’ sis- " ”d Ilea* a-ar#- -rlfM-e 'iz. “ rUlr UaltM ) G „ * . In n . „ |W|. fwLT*-1 .4 <,‘n Prf,,,,‘ h' f* r*ri -?U r Um Brllleli • - — ------------ # - ■ _____ automi.lrilr. w r e c k , tliut have .« curred in llu- c ity at thterser-liiiiis w h r ; t l b o v ic iC -a t—d r iv e r * -u. ..iw x c u re d ~XfV~ IFees <.r ' f e iia g r . - l h o ___ -i.h V to i!.-fcii'tw .triat-.jilKjr^wiwd: T “ ' in " call Ih e a lle n tio n " f 1‘ullce C h ie f H o y (1. W lllin in s t " this aitu a tjo n w ith the view uf te. m o v in g such" "h s ta c le , tn «afim o to rin g To fu r th e i in v e s tig a te winch c o r n e t, m ost need n tt'-u in '". K ing L ion H e n ry W itt e ap p oin ted I ie.l Hell nr ch a irm a n - f tin- S . f e l > C o m m itte e w ith K u U -lt H eel) I I . a ssist him . . -..m e 1- " i I <> m o n th - non Joseph Meist-h I">inte.I >»'l that W ASHINGTON 'lt d I .,1*. • a v in g thnt fo n s iin i'-i in • seriou s wreck in which ftcveiai * *"• irHVprptnent h a s ta ^ c u u s a ilo rs Imd l*ern h n il-e d atul tn c k Tn i freaTi c ff i.t t t0 end the JiTP rt| l«V f«-'l to tin it "«lo w in la te 11*17 o r '-n r lv lt'IH . th e ir liv e s en d a n g e re d had o c ­ m aritim e strike. Ijilmr Depar In a d d itio n , th e u grn cy c u rred re c e n tly nt K laventh in en t erln rllia ta rs raid to d a y tlu-y con su m er d em a n d L 't tiiea w ill seek to h y-|*n «« tht- P a rific «.|l"-r fo o d , — not nl i A tn r ir a n K h itio w n er* A s*tN -iati»,i |iruk tony d 'v l l n e n* eon Mul .Ii nl d ir e c tly with i t , i .,.|i >, >|ii-iidlng ftw itig. o vi-f t.< lual "H-nit.rt cniiifiniiii-ft f...Ml- Hem s -ifrh n* autonv 1 he M niitin tp t | , " i r " , » l ’ "< \ *H -lii"g niarhiiit-s. t e f l'g '* '" I e . l •». ins it*. , fiiii.il> **'*>' , :. ' .ii.il i l . 't lillig wlir-ii «"|.|*l - te n m - M u r.'mt'O"* o ffic ia l* ' tht-'i- g .'.'d - I m-c . ii iu - iih .i . , '. (Vrnlfregwtion Helh larael will conduct services at the Jewish Community Center this evening •t 8:00 o'clock to mark the lw-ginning at sundown of the Jew­ ish Day of Atonement, (Yom Kippur), which w ilj by murk'-,I with solemn services of pray r and fasting at all aynagftgur*. At the Kol Nldre service this •veiling. Frank 8hamea will tieliver the aerman on "The Day of Heturn.T The sermon topic Hatunlav' morning at 10:00 o‘­ clock will be "T h e Bellefi of Judaism.” N.* Roberta of Orlando will assist In th# service. Maritime NF.W YORK. OeL 1, M X - The miblic-aervlce actlvltle* of Am*rlr*n near*oan#ra ara belne emphasired during tha aaVenth an­ nual National Nawapaper Week, Oct. I to 9. Thi* year’* slogan, ednnted hv N*wapapar Assocls«Mn K a n .s .n , »nc.. sponsors of th* observance, la: "A "re# frees— V d - nf Free­ dom. Guardian of Liberty." Snerlsl tribute l« to h# naM to e h * * - - > Ifne *n J T W * t- s r * ' < *r-r fees of th* nsttne's n-SSI. hath I" -orerin# t « lernatlftr.nl events eo-t t« nruimoCltur v*-h emooinol'v ndftlerts Sfteen drive* fire nr*.^ •#ntl'" re-enslrms end protects Fee riel* keH.nsn.r, In announcing tha theta# for the 1847 oheervance. ‘ Oene A)ir. man. secretary • manager nf V * Strike Lab o r O fficia ls W ill Deal D irectly With Separate Companies flv to. tt n-h"'vt...i f.,i « ..., u-> f scrkcflll r 'llifr - r r iie .- • V Mnicinir t >|m, .-shin" .Inlnlrd that re|'ti.>rUln ttvi-s i f Ihe Pacifti- Aai-iii-an Ship owner > A-sociattni. hnvr .t.ii.c nothing l,.iit -ay "tu>. no, n oj' in the' rtirriTit negoVintion- in Wn.li Car) Shultz lingli tt. • . * guest. .Mi-umvlulc. the arlunl negotia­ tions rut WIIm tleinailils and other DIHKAHK rt/./LKN DOCTORS matters are rontlliulng l.ut moving along slowly. itiiw over, th • in.in, nlrstnele'to n M ANILA. -Oct. d»—"17—-I’ hyairiarts in Manila tmUy au- puziird settlement of the fmir-ln'k dd by a strange and I deadly disease walkout of AF of I. and CIO Mi<-' i^ilch has stricken 8f> percent of Ur*. Mntr-s and Engine room Ofthe people of the Island of It- [fierra still is considered to he n bayat. north of Luxoi. Nihejy west roast deadlock- over demands deaths have occurresl on the is­ for rrirre union security. A 1-alior Department formula land. which.has a population of 2,000. Th.' Phillippinr government for u I'artlal settlcmriit, involving ia preparing to *en,| a merlical a jep u rate east coast kgreement, at(u is very thuch In the witi'l mlsalrn In the island. However, il now is untleratoo*! tluit the. Maritimu# ('uiniuiaiiuiv prefer* n uniform settlement on jnUi coasts. - Public Services O f PublicationH Being Emphasized During Newspaper Week chairman of the Newspaper Week committee, said; "W e believe that t|»o editor who chamnlons th* welfare of th# community through nawapan«r noblie service Ii living uo to tha finest tradition* of the American press. To senr# as • voice of freedom and a guardian o f liberty, the press must r#m*ln unshackled and free o f hamper­ ing restraints." Blr and little nawspaners all over th« country era observing the week- with cropram* design­ ed to *bnw their reader* whs* the publication of an Imnartlsl -*— • ',-noeS lnyr.tr** end how th# eftlwn heneflt* from asirh a tenrip*. Programs h**e been «rranged In the school*, elel* clnhs. •nnmen'i organizations and other gTO' irv. Baturdav. Or’ . 6, la National. a hal r i'u m m h ’ fix th# i* tn |m) M#ighI»Dr* \iu <i %i mt '* Mu* A u stra lia *) him i» Inirnl p in v id iu g an irtl#rfiatinfiul Mi|>prviM)|y m im uiw iinn Lions To Request u. I roops AlJlt1 I O Mr itn«l hudlvy, hnil thl<* tu *>•>' Police To Remove UaSuccessfully Agriculture Department Says M eat Defend .*S«.*SS!a T O * S V t Street Obstacles C o rp s In s ta lla tio n h in # r . u r r> -i»ii"n » w ith ihe n s Situation More Discouraging Today! • ________ titii>n iii otir in tp v r ia l re la tio n s ." n was iiin m r_, aimMiilinrnt new articlr, uml wan iio i a change in n'pnriinn »•( thr drufi alrfsny Mnnihnnc BlipnDf!'' ''' *•»' *•’—1 I'rincipK/ v | J w ( * ,,f nn|K,i ml p irfiT | *n r»* mu at I * lv lU A U U V lld Mystery Of Burning Oil Tank Is Solved .y om Kipper Services Tonis:ht MIAMI. Oct. 4-(/P>-Thi my*- jTo Be Held v the* /\u«trohan The vice ptealilent u l tin- lA ’ in A t. K I'lH J L , KnaflauH, t lc l. 4 It a n y r - ^ F n iiir sR .‘ - l»e w r*IiC - r i i r . “ ^ • 4* Tim Itrui.ti ('." n r r v a t t v i* inate-l the illlin aifi' to the plul.t 11... t v I..... till , i.t lilu.kp.m l, K n i.- at J3.IO.tlOO. I*ew >a i.I tin- f i• >t Ini'il. tint iy ilriiiiiiiilt-rl th at lh a exploaton w n » set o f f when ,i * I 'i"tcd Stalpn ki-t-p i ul uf Itritlah “ p ark in g tflatul which fa ile d .' |mi|N. i i 4 i a rra it*. T h r party v o n . ra in e d tra« to eacnpe and fig ah'* ' f) r i'.lf * V.i t'll IIn il 11ItlKltlnl) — Utl'l w*re .not immedistsly identified j ft. Ann-rcy dcrln led that tinh v American military tra d e r* I » 'I T United .Stales wanted a veto p n first hand speculstlon. however. l ^ , nmi,|,. ,’ir,r. rede# wth the rh.im WASHINGTON. Oct. 4—f/P)- (ioarriI>?(] th#m •• Chin#*# ( om- , ninn« i*v» ntuallv hemming #rotigm . ; jr tributaries uf America. I‘ resident Truman today demanded munlsts. One A m e ric a n M arin e w n , ' o th er -p e n k rr, voiced th -tr that the rales of Palestine be epened Immediately to a large s lig h tly in ju re d and ohc Chtneae fe a r . Ihnt the I . i l x . r O d vfrn m r" ' number of diaplacel Jews from was k illed . A rtolh ar C h in r-r w » * wmil.l n l.aiid.ti tin* p ra rlk c w ou n d ed s m l ra p tu re d , ami i* he t a r if f p in te rtio u n f Klnplri- pr Europe, duct' nirinn»t rom|>«liti«n frotu Mr. Truman made the demand 'ilsidr the rittnirr in rrturn f**r in a Yom Kipnur statemont, which lh^ American l"»n ho sent bv cable to Prime Mlnialer , The >•'"'({ rriicc_i>laa..s[uituvnil-^. Qamtnt - Atlee of (rreal Britain. resolution ••tilling on the yovern T Tho PreVldinT gavc ’thcie roa­ inent In safeguard the rights of st n* why immigration Into the minorities and <tf th* I ml i • i Holy U b l should be substantially problem that mitrht l»e prepose*. increased without further waiting. M e e n w h ile \ V ln «to n (*hurehi!t He pointed out that winter w a « g iv e n a tu m u ltu o u s w drorn-* will ire here before the Palestine whrn hi arrive.| at Illark|i."-l talks ifl London can he resumfJ. C h e e tlt'T crow 1^ lin e d *tj e igh t Ther. fore, he said, and these m ile r-'O te tn th e o p ir a iiftu-■ • re hia words: C h u rrh ill w ill a r id r - s . the e ■ “ I lielieve and urge that sub­ frnnre *nm nrrow stantial immigration into Pales­ tine Satinet await a solution—and ______ _ T h e h en virat rn a u a lty lo ll came when fliiim -n, lueiui* m il of u pump riHim. reueheil n iJfi.f.N .i fru eli.in atliu r lo w e r. Il went up with a t*’n i . the «hoek t.a-kine the i-iiu n trv«lili f.o m ile* Mnnv o f the in iiile .l w e ir i *t untrei firi-nu-h In m h liln oi to the deail, m any «*f the injitn'.l wer,. irp n rtril_ y tln « a fte in o m i i# tn i t ilien l . .inihtwow— *<ime W O j a g n e a e r : T b » i i i t t a c V r r s — ' V ^ ' e K - f ^ M i M ^ T T r T v t s r j - Another Non-Stop Long Flight Begins Anirrlraii l)t*l<*i*al^ ^ Willtard :in«t IliitKIi (Jl.-nvil Hail imuii'difttrly protfA* '••I ill ||Mtatai*»f» tliuikfr I'hev <Bid rtlTTfi. British Conservatives Demand That1 U. S. Keep Qut Of Imperial Affairs out waiting for furthar 4a tlredn y t offendart who . ghould never-be Incarcerated In the fln t |>ta<,e. They should ho treated oulaida the wall* — that Is, placed on probation.” Lewiaohn explained hia stand by saying that prison! arc naceaaAry only for Certain offendara whoa# minds and emotions are "so wrapped tftr-d ta an# shall s# ie alariars sf the btaf# An Arab statesman today wald Great Krltsln promised that there, would ba no nan Jewish Immigration lata Pal­ estine while the conference on th# future of the Holy Land ia In ree#««. The Arab lend­ er, Karl# Day Kl Khouri of H)ria, s u commenting on I’ rra ideal Truman's request that Prim# Mlnialer Attlee admit -substantial JrW th : Jw* JKRVSALF.M. OeL Police and military official* In pfreautians Ipflay against poaaiblo Jewish-Aral) violence Incidental to the'Jewish Holy Day of Atone­ ment, Yom Kippur. Thousand* of Jfcws will move to the walling wall In JfnuaDm'a .old city at *una#t to begin holiday prayers. Thr now ha» spi^ad tvprthword Uonx blowing of ih# Shofar. the ram'* horn that signifies the beginning or Yom Klpour has been banned alrtce 1*29. In that year riots broke out when the Arabs became Men Rescued Ineettaod a t the blowlng u f th# cloa# to th# Moaqu#'El Aska. i D riftin g Y aw l Holm regarded by Moslems as th# third holl#al place.In all Ulam. y d u k . " Oct. WHERE WE'RE 11.IjMMI.Oilll I uni i-M in g iiia h i'il u n til l l i i , , iftlf. ’ ; u5'oU"^h.w .^ .ift& jT ia B s a g i g g KIRK WENT TO THE HOUSE,DIDN'T HE? Anocinled Prt"gg LnurJ Wire RussiaChargesU.S.AndBritain Three Acquitted Nazis Receive Their Freedom I gaaiiliiii* iiJiiii-r) tba State ef norida. sad ta Praelda Ibtl ta tha County af tmuboraufh. State ml Florida, tha County Tax Assessor Hall A lim the Property et Dm County ter tha purpose e f Levying ,U te. County, School, end kfunlripeltue. In Um County ml HtUiborough Kerept tbs- City ef Plant Cttr. Florida, which Shell be gatrapt from tke-PruvUene e l tkl. Amendment. T o o Levied by Um Stile, County, County School Board, Reboot pteukt,. Rportel Tea gcheol Dt.trlet, and tba MuoUtpeUUH ml Um County Kerept Um Oty el Plant City,-Florida. «uf rr Rgfot.vtn nr Vit* lkoisuk Ttituf o r-^ n is tr r A T r x jy gL o s u n u That Ihe teilawtaa Amendment ef Article VIII af Um'.ConmtuUoa ml tba SUU ml Florida relative u tba An n sunt sad Catled law at all ta in bt the Count! ef ItllUborough. State ef Florida, by Re-Numbering Becuan II M adopted si Ure General Clarita# at 1*44 ta as ta nuke It read Renton is af Artiste vrti Of tba ConeUtutUm ml tba State at r w * tda.- end by Anmaadbig Serpen IS ef , ssisty las ftMirer, bkall arasnda tor ua iiMWUsg. esdarltaa. ■aarauBtiae tar »nJ gltkwntag af mM tamas ang/cr is*s'nwOM* u U# a#pra#rltts mun'c-osl futNertUas. n f far re naswsau*# tar e>.h aonaty Ultra rft.rsrr tar wrvlcu m.'trre iftrMtnl Uurrso. That tr aay nr«ti taw rrrprstlng the raaaaUful,* mt irtu .cn af any ewunty SUM** ta aeWflrf mn4 nuflaf at the ntmnmSum eftrita# JUreta pre«l4a4 ruth taw Null BUT THAT WON'T DO! WE'VE GOT TO PROVE SANFORD, FLORIDA, FR|DXYVOCT. 4, 1946 E«iabl!gh*d 1908 MAHf ll.S lit it IK. Pn.. Oct. 4. ijh — Tht1 toll llui* far tslay ha» rl«t-n In arveii .oera.’ pa killr l, arid ninfr tfian I4U jiijutnl a*" Dig irauli of thi* fire anil r v pin,inn. which iua<il IIpcliceI*i*iI In>t nii’ hi thrnurh the *Stln Oil • A fu r these rnatiers were »'•< lied, the tninani adjuumed ilu-ii 39tli MBVutiilon. T3i> eonvention action prrelu.l r.| any diance o f a settlement latween lawla and the soft eon operators in the near fulure lie rnusc southern operalnre h ave iU* luard to aerept the term, of thgoverrhienl contrac- Thi. » J ' the coalraei maile hy l^w t* a Keer?tcrv of the ntertor J A L’ nltf iluv *29 lo mill the Ml m M rw sM N ta* mo| amllaa' af aay Ca—ty atflraa ■ertba th* N s r y gultaa.aa* iwn mams ajltrafa 4«l##t la rnrrtw. sat aisrriaria Uta Uia mtOrm si pmoHMatad ar n ac.r taw as anutMl raapariiM 1 THE LONE RANGER 1MA/IHATS WHAT rro a p rr lty Trod a r e The firr hriikr nut nt the plant, ; .it lt:ll) 4*. M. yeatt'nlay. It »wi-pt u s s - n i i , n atoitr at Uuaa. Ua linear, ta aa* C w M f. J V N TO O E f M O V IE S < y 7M USECOET DLAV TIMBERS SAWED SO THEY'D BREAK AND CABLES FILED GO THEY'LL SNAP.' S A L L Y WAS RIGHT/TONTO. THE CATA0TROPHE6 0N*Ttll5 BRIDGE WERE NOT ACCIDENTS l - ^ ■ - Te WEATHER I'arlly cloudy and mild th afternoon. and rool night (In temperatures through Heturd# Moderate to frrah easterly wind o f A tttr im N O T IC E " »*4 nttarUa# . ml muBlripal QuroFrpz UN OEQ . Many Of MO Injured In Critical Condi­ tion At Hospitals a M ID D E N * Convention Lea Determination ;~New Wage Scaie 17lhMan Cbmmiitee turn h«l4 t a iA . O. iMt, ar at. -uUi WMloa iharaanar, tor tha .dinar*, abadlabtaa ar rraaHaa ml Couatr Offtraa ta Arango Cawaty. I A CAM EO A f a t th e WarkJ: th e P r o fr r s s UMW Urges ^National Soil Coal Contract PHOl ar law. n rttrd hr II ,1 It, MguUr a n o yh th . ' Creamed ar lha t,, flit s in s ml Ftartaa m peas thsesln. ha «ta # tl«M • ta lha, qual flsrtara ml tha ttala of P w l l i far s i lira ar m **tl*a at m, next gt\ mUtilna (a ba Iwtd ta lha yaar- V' i ) IT EASY TO , PROVE T W CABLE FILED! Ib t.lW e Ta f w n n U prison O lC A Y / H E A D S UP. lT R Y I T (— t n ~ 7 ‘ \AGAiM /I . ICKTROZER BTTTION 1. Tha U fU U tara U sul bad and rmpowrr.4 la R rpM r by 0>$GUiSEb ' ROHIt’S HOMK BAKKIIY . EHA.KETL ASC kxeo* X M P iA V f O i *• IIA N 'U ta-wtu O IN K - • ’ ■ .. TH E VOLUME XXXVII L E G A L U^AuL^uI i'uitiu iu#4 PR A C T IC E IM CCCRBT/' H O W L D O VX)U E X P E C T , t t d get n *rx r TO G U T M OVIES • a . 1U MAGNOLIA AYENUK Iftal rlt •' i »n* . I n a# l ‘#*l I *» •• X|» »|»ls. |*a t W E L L BAT MY EYES'/ - *• r . u ‘ H rfl tr u f w • iin niisl I Le r* F*#r .lll-IW,- «i| ||m m N'if'ftTT ' * * "k ‘, ; Roberts Grocery OsMtttaUaa at tba BI,U el gtarWa. u d Um aose, wars agreed ta by a vote at tferaa>OfUM ml ,Ii Um SMoibara .lee,ad ta asm t a i a : that tba vataa ea said I tin l R.iotuUon, wer, eelared agon thrir nmecUre Jeumati. with the yea, and mar, tferrMn. and (key did deter* mine sad direct \hsl Um Hid Jetal gMnluUen, be tubmltted la the « led err, ef Ike auto ,1 the Oeneril ElecUoa ta MiTMnber IMS. m o w rttrr.rro R E . t a a. okay, Decretory Of Stile at Um Slate ef glectd*. de kenby rtve notice Uut ■ Ot.NEAAL ELECTION EASY/ COACH GOT ME A BOOT-SUIT LlkTE THEICS-"/-— r •< • . e'oin pn n v'a If.» rvl.ill Many Never Suspect Cause Of Backaches nhOUT.eahMd OftmBrinp IU Relief HBPBS7H0G STADfUM-'n k r-u II I n u n O A l i n . .J f . ’ . ■' - . .- • For those hearty tea food appetites, in PARAGON Quidt Fmteti ( RHAMFO SALMON tad watch your fstnily go lot III They’ll loro the tith drep-tea Civor. And yea know the ndtrilmnal value of richly creamed ulmottl FInr, farm mealed.-frrshcaught ftron cold North Pacific Ocean wains, it‘o cooked in a cream aaucc MJprtmc and all (u fins fUvor and nutriment retained through the miklcrn method of quick ■ frrytiog. Try h •« « nuin dUb* or *in iroiptiog vaiUti »uth n Salmon TiahAlct. Fur i quick treti. juti b n and * W hiI* llm iiillo ti w ill l»** brltj In H lM r **f Nb>rl«tH, • !»• f « Hie III** N iiu m U r , > A. ! pft Witt* dia'tnWf'cf kldihar fu*>rttr>n fUrmili potaofbot^ matter to rramin In four I4ro4. It raaj raum na<gl ng MMBat k*. i ta um* Ur i nt, k f taina. Umo of iary ami vimi . grtting up glgMa. avfOiits, puQnfM «n<#r iba ryra, taadiarkra awl d lt iliv u Fta-juant o l araaijr D ‘ a**M Milk amarting and tainting mm#. »ta n atawg lKara la m«aalkirtg wrong with poor kl'latya or bUadrr. P m ’I wall! Aak rtMir H n m M for Dnaa'i rlOa, a altmutanl dlurrtlr, u»#v| a<tra#^faUf kr mlUiona for «n »r 41 p n . I>c*an'a atxa . • AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER STUM ON TIMBALES bcirniriiii, *VHIIMH OF FI HM f ATinW naewM • l sv** • i*; __ ?yr«7C»:y?#^ - ? • * , f-. T a P ro te c t delicious < r.V lT k «il.r akeurW kui. cMI ' t eargfAI«4.aal*e,.H e«*p. anmind. I t A t f Jjm tn Jolta sad I k «il«a-,|| M lt watt aa-t tu n iaia gt.a.ed eaalard <op* ef i * e 'i l e sealdf. Y l,«e ta area, W r . .'Mat M mlanut *r oalil irm. Four drhrleoa otrelagt. . » • In Unity Theh> la Strength— BjltaiygAg ».«.e .« CmauJTIhHt Vy BJIlg mm tu M / i" >a a t- at ... Legs, th ig h ,, breast, w ing*. » I'll! o f C o m p la in t, tiled ‘ i u a l M t you h c s ln .- s a in e l>. In * ■ ault .fo r d lto tr r . . o th e rw is e a, I w i f . I*r<t l-,.nfr»fto ttlll I>« c n lc r c l ' aetalnat, you fo r -failure to n , p f . r 4 .| ilr ., ;» r an sw er » requ ired t . y 'n e * t it t . ln . i t id j r t n i T i i K i i <iitt>i:u ta> iiia t lh l« N o lle * . Ih. published on er k O R O H tlK VutiU K It. . • D e fe n d s "! . • ' • D IV O IIC K 1 ’ • O M IIK H ’ OK • I ' l lll.H t t l l l Y T O U K O Ittu : l*|lll.r.u . N orth - t r HI reel. clad O ily. lu d U n a . ' •• You a re hVreby' .ftiisaed In . a p ­ pear In person ( o r by A llo r n e r ) In Ih e C ireu lt C o u rt o f ttem lnol# it t q t X A iU i t :i^ t U a e & * iA L u A i> it K fH - CUT-UP POULTRY M r- IN T i l C, C IR C U IT C l IK I IT, N IN T H J IM iH TA M C IH C U IT . IN JANIJ K O Il P K i llN o l. t : C O U N T Y ; K M 'IU IS A . * IN C IIA N C K H Y NO. #101, . l i A l l l l I K T lilE M S S lU L tilt, . . P la in t if f* • ' . A im n : to * k »t « i « T O : K ltN A M A K HUM AN Kt AVMtUr. N . a a l k , New V m l . Ynu 'a r e l i . r . l i i n u llfl. I lhal .1 a ,Il It 1 - l.er 11 111.Ill'll. I In Ihe fftreul* C iM *l •>( the N l t f .1 .. Cireult o f Flnrlda. Menilimle ‘ Y l l l l l l i FRESH. DRESSED K t l . l . o f B a r a . lllfh liotra n , d *rra »* d . I'lrfl pnhllcatlen itopl. Ittli. rift*. • M i n t k i n t r i ’i i t n ' TO . JAJlfcft h v k i . m . l o ll a re h rrrl.y tiolIfIrct Ib M * o ail if . h.:% Itrrn ItigVIl i|l^«l in lid* C h cu li C m irf o f lit** Ninth Judicial Circuit* o f F lo rid a, lUtnlnnfc Cofiiitjr, In (Ih in r r r r . u n d f( thn lilt * o f Jam* H\kca %a. Jam* * Nj hrp itrxl ( M l III* n l l r f i h u k Ii I la an Hh* dutr 'U • vi rr<» Y«»u • « » * th *r «'f»»i* t»4jHlr«**| lo n|.|»car lo id lil h t u o I h |>ar»ufi or by a llo t . %/ at Ih * Court ll«»u*e In Hanford r*l«»rli!u on th * 21*1 «Jay o f O rtol.rr, D l l and tluaf In dc* f n u11 llir t r o f. .g ilit ri • |tfU * .>nfc«ao w ill l i» r n l c m l and I hr. *nld rauar |H(-t r « l » 1 p a il* . U ITN C H H my hand an u fflc U l *ta| llilc 1*1 d ay o f IH*loI*#r, o. I*. HKKMHW ^ V C lerk . C ircu it -ChuVC^ " H eniln ol* C*ounty, Florida * . I ’.lnt ( o f f i c i a l h k a m O N A 770 \ W AT I THURSDAY, OCT. > , 1 M *> THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA |irf • v%a« a\|*|•iMiisl h> .i voir «if 1C In rtr^l- * - Fruttm Lblntt-' BT1\! tH# 5*Iuv l. - tttfi*-* np|M»««*t| ‘ th# plan. V' . iti \ %4-t|fiiliu r#moV«*d i hr mtiib of the Stivirl I'nlon fmtn th* 11•v «>f nt ml*#rii nf the vuury rniiinii««lun. Thlx fol* Icturtl u S«i\irt ptntr*t that ih# « in i tontvmrd with non* Ra»>tan repnraiiona. The action I*<1 fni thi-r Itu-nian pioteit. how­ ever. und l!u-«in‘ > name « ,< r*m.rrte.1 Aniiginallv wnrdfii. the am t).lrnrnt would have gbtfn th* eliairman-hlp nf the Italian ReiiMtaitona l.'onirtii-.foti I" thr lint* ted State. A f t e r 't ill an.-pier Soviet pfl>ti «t Sm itli A fm 'ii offered ta i s l ­ £CX_Ujl own -vhttluuan, and th# Amrricaifj m..|itir> _if ns " r a r r i r d , iTrk-yatetlmrp drl-lar.-d hefuta th# v,.t<- was taken ihat ilte United Sinter, intended to ask that th# rliairtnnn-ltiit In- rntni»ted to O fficials Seeking Lxplunution For ( rash O f Airliner nr* • t ill • » r r k i A f , an fiu llilltio n fur tht* ernfth of n Hrrlln-boarvf VinrrLiin ( * *'«*«* A lr lln # * pllti# in uhub T.i but th#ir 11vr a in th«* SVuf4ign«IUni| will* e»»! *• vi*«!rrilav \ lM«nnl • f ••*v«*4t i|fnlnf# from •b». i •%•! Xi’ri’fiutit n t A t lm in U tr i- lift pi til*. <1 Li tt«il ♦he «r#*ne of •»,. «i i«h it» w»*sbt • i UnitrJ qijt #'* < (• it:*r«l hrlirupDf :.jnxe,t r«• tmi»*|M*rt thr party. T h e i »|tu»; rrr»«hrtt mil burned «»l\ vf«t»r>!nv m«*rning nbout mile- fr«nn S»rphrnville whrr# th# i%i* liner mad# «n «ivrn»lirht The ni«tanrrM include I chiblrrn mfiflnir In «>:«* from thr^# m ..»»h 4 ta It v *n r« am i t hr i r nt..th**r4. Of th? 12 xtnmrn aboard •he ul*«tie nin*» x%*rre 'O lp f lo loin • h rir hiulmnlT# in K »r o p t. M u tt •if th»* H.Mitpn xxere thr v»ivrw of ni«n»l*r'r• » f thr I'ccupatlon forces "tr i- H IV ’ p •\ riMnir nartv *»f Unlttd 8Ut#» hi in*fter«onm*l ami a tloc^of rru rh n l *<h# prnn# *o o n after th# crq-h. They fmrn.1 no survlTors / . -PlW I W INS DID *m-ne th- 3t_ rtnasenerr* I Tile Stale Highway departmenl , |tfht •rWlwy announced that the L. I. -------------------- —— Hall Construction Company v , T Urania Park U d bid i - x t i l lui , M 8 « V L O H e U V f M I R >ui faciof of 0.CW mills " f «'•*'' ••(C iietween Oviedo and Itoao **• * ml t; rfacing 2.629 square v'ard» apnpt Korea. tVt. 4—GFl— ,,r Sanford Stale Fadmrr* Mar ket Varking area The bid for the I'nlled State, Army hmdmiertsra *i,"*K,.r" Knre> nr-'Htnfte-f 1-1two pmji-cH to ta lis , ••sy that l>etwe»n bod M) k’ -rnin •'oMcr "n-1 an unde'ft^mlqn| tHUtaKAh of fM llllH DKI.AND. Oct. I— (Special) — -•-•ar#* IHIfd l»* 4 in th# city of Htetron llnlvrrtlty has n|ieni-rl its T f»'^ n ||* •niithfftSl Frif#||, tilth year with on enrollment of Th, faltnwH -bat l.f-71. o f which number 7til otv VTa>ri#n #At|fT*«* < «•! 4 w*« 1 r<0*»a v?terana, acrurdlng to figurrs re­ •Niinlai ilitsstfinglPNqr^ T lj* J A t 'K K O N V IL L E . CKL 4 (4 7 — (J o trrn o r-n o m in e e C a cen r Tmlleased tddav hr President W. S 't * 1# »n|i •«% Imv' •nH,d Allen. The Cillegn o f law. whlrh 4 p t »»lf«n Irirvtril Mfhn .Iwvlf madre #f O e ^ la wa# dmcribed u In i critical rondkllon today •IIP* iL n Aw*l. '*H*P^A4H rlnriinril, reopened this Fall after 1 period •t Bt. Vincent'* 1(#*piUI here. of war-time aua|Mn»|on( starts • r-»»n I dII m did nlftf* The beepit* I, alth#a|h dewith tin enrollment o f 00. which Is It niukr marlUl l l | . . •vpertasl tn pass its all time ne<sk rUnlnr 4# etc* Talsnad**'* ollm«nt, laslead the foIUwtng *»*«•• of g*. and Ihe Rchool of Music HARDOR MASTKB NAMRD »en t. ht« 82 students. , "Oeverner Talmadr* woe ad­ Separate chanel evemlse* have mitted te Bt. Vincent's HeeplU! been scheduled fo r freshmen and early Ihta morning. Ills rendition apnedclaasmcn ay the l!n1ver»ltr • A-ri n t critical upon admtaalen bat auditorium will not ao-ommodattf the cnMre student hodv. Thirvhe Improved arilh treatment and h)« rondltlen U eatiefacUnr this seven have been added to_jJhr teaching s*eff. making * faculty jnornln*. He will ba under ebserration for several daya.* of 107. and a dawn-to-dusk ached, 9% ■•*»ftd- A V*l •»* • ■ ule o f daises' haa bee* adopted. County Contmlulon. StetHon Enrollment • O f 1,571 Is Revealed Talmadgc Admitted To \Jax Hospital � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 03, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 03, 1946. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 03, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5612de644f8c3015b6da33c4726bea2f.pdf 37a5a629549f9cb7141ed51d98b1f38c PDF Text Text • ' ■ -- ' — ■; 9BBI w ■•4 X'., »- *’ f -IfMM -'ft"--rr r Ta^hti; -j.W.. *■' ~ T.:r.--*4 r -_ r ~ f *=ryr- — ■ a -—• I • ••1 PA G E - FO U R ‘ - J ■<T H E S A N F O R D J iE R A L D ) S A f tf O R D , F L O R ID A i | i^ ■,,»■■■■■ . 1 . ■ m u m i ■ r j Notre Dame And Top Ten Texas Stand Out And More L e a d e r s ; ■“ As Grid Champs In Majors Named:* # * !£ . SKfJ'3 --.,r,•.1> “ FOR RENT 5 ARTICLES FOR- SALE r________ ‘ , ROHM for » n t, I I 14, Park, phono II4-W, F il l .'l l ; ' «IU- F.|H Oil u .a FURNISHED room -r- 807 Mag­ nolia Avenue. F U R N IS H E D room, gentlemen preferred. All ’ conveniences, .910 W. 3rd fit, BEDROOM for rent. 311 l ’ark ’ Are. ■ 4 ■| AORKM muck land, on old Or­ lando toad. Phone Co, 470.’!. 2 ROOMS for housekeeping. Ad ulta only. ■ 710 Oak Avc.SMALL fumlihed apartment ? ,■>. 00 («rr month. No children. Edward F. louie, Phone 11$1. . 2 WANTED TO RENT •’K -t'B .’S rS * ... HELP WANTED man* j.ACCOUNTANT and office e right. Inan. -!“2sJ*»“ ®-j experience, _______ c lir Herald. l_i................ ...... — f m y t 0 iiw c<it c . , . [ m a n w a n t e d to s u c w * f w . OBITS nrul m eal—ground fresh; Tll]1 ftir , fgmily Hawlelgh every Monday froth snuAflako burinessv In West Pasco County. eoni. Cah he bought a t GardProjects sold 2ft years. Per­ rwr's. Store, Lake Monrof. 10 manent If you are a hustler. lb. hair. 11.00. Write Itnwbigh's, D*-|rt; r A J 2I4-123S, Memphis, Term, or ecu Popular Seat Covers If. •-Hartman, Box 234, LongSEMINOLE TIRE SHOP wood. Fla. MIRACLE 1ILOCKH WANTED— I ycung men, age* IB FOR your home—Superior trork to 21 , to travel U, 8. Transpor­ manship weather resistant. high tation *furnlshis|. Drawing, ac­ strength, termite proof. Mir count in training. Wonderful acle Concrete [Co-, 309 Elm future for ambitious young men. Avc. 1‘ For further Information aee Mrs. Morgan, Valdes Hotel, I IMITATION leathers In most Mn JL.tp -P. Mt No phui/j calls, colors and large selection of please. Apply In person. good' upholstery fabrics. Robert S. Brown, 2911 N. Orange 9 WORK WANTED Ave., Orlando, Fla. |_ ‘ . . . . . « tw nal t^rajruo. The A'* mill g iro I. Challenge The'Army*Musml And Vernon Two Year Reign. Cop Honors. W ith Over fCival Teams Largo A v c r a pres lly THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In tha collegiate grid world, Notre Dame and Texas stand out as the .'most serious challengets of Army's two-year reign over coIVige teams.' Notrr Dame will face Pittsburgh this week, and should get by that one wit lion, any difficulty. Texas, meanwhile, will meet. tlo Okla homa Aggies, and that may he the Rest game of the day.. .Army will elash with an Improved .C ar nell loam. Other tup games this' week;— Navy against Crlumbls, Colgate vs. Yale, Brown at Princeton, Syracuse at Dartmouth, Tufts at Harvard, D iroit at Holy Cross, EXPERT pointing—contract or Lafayette at Pennsylvania, lows hourly hauls. B. U.' (Dugan, <at Michigan, Wisconsin at North­ froe . esi.itmu-s, Phone 1134 or! western, Indiana at Minnesota, 783J. ' Purdue at Illinois, Kansas Slate at Ni breaks, Texas A. A H. at LAWNS m o w e d . Reasonable Oklahrrha, Missouri at*St. Louis, |nices. je rry Lord, phona 788- Boston College at Michigan State, Tulsa at Dn>1>>, Arkansas at Tex­ et Christian. Texas Tech at South­ P f f i Ct 1,0 * ern Methodist, Southwestern at * *rlt' pHone 1120, Rice, Ohio State at Southern CalLAWNS mowed. A. C a s w e l l , Ifornla, Oregon a t California DU a t . i IUCLA f f ' I . A .9 lf .a t i at \Washington, Idaho at phono U84-J. ___________ _ Washington State, U|uh State at DESIRES laumiry work! 808 Bay (Colorado, Alabama ut South'Caro­ Ave. lina. Tennessee against Duke, 10 B u sin e ss O p p o r tu n itie s Furman nl Auburn Florida At Tulai<), VMI ^t Georgia Tech. LOOKING fur right party to take Xavitr nl Kentucky, Mississippi over A irport Restaurant, Avia- Stata at Ijrulsiana State, North ^■tlotv Country Club anil Cocktail Carolina Stnto at Clemson,' Vir­ Idtunge. iFxclujivij francb|s«; tt ginia at Virginia Tech, Wako real jirupo’/lion for the right Forest at Oiorgetown and Willi­ party. Sanford School-cf Avia- am and Mnrv at the Citadel. .turn, Sanford Municipal Airport, j stop Ja Jake Caulfield, -as well a k •[ <1 (1,000. Em. , HUM’S WANT DUCATS , NEW YORK, Oct, t, plte a ' chilling rain, Brooklyn bn*.bull farts lined tip seven “breast for two blocka 'yn ten iay to buy tickoD for Thursday's playoff game with tbs St. Louis Canllnals. Although the tickets didn't jo on sale until 9 A. M„ the line Started fanning before, dawn. H.U0U reiorvnl peats went on sale, with 22,00ft unreserved s-ata acheftuied to go on sale Thursday morning. K> t h e As s o c ia t e d p u k e s Here are tbo lop ten hitUTn in tho two Major Leagues. In the National I/eaguc. Stan Musia) of tt>i St. Louia Cardinals ivon the IHitting crown with a mirk of Jtfti followed hy Johnny H York .337; Johnny on .All; Dixie Walkyn .323; Del Ennis la .313; Tommy Hulhltey .' Louis ,303 ; im iUi' WalD „••• -- /i*1,*' \r Bm>. . 8,.u g h . r' *,’■, k'lSnre* Halt nnit •« « « ah- J . oh’ I n . h J 9 a n il B i l l y ,Y o u - a r e th srsto re re q u IrM to Ilr o o k ly n and D o st-in 's u e s o r in *«|4 causa la |w rs e B o r UNFURNISHED apartment or b y a t t o r n s r a t Mia C o u rt H o m e ftcnrurd. K lo rld a ob th a 2 llh g a y house badly needed by veteran [rican league, Mick- III or O rn .b t r. IS IS and th a t la <la« crow it la u ll ih - r r o f a ile rrs o v ru ro n fraao and family. Appreciate any In­ TUXEDO FEEDS—complete, line. formation ni to friends movWjIi2S?I9F Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store.; - Ing, houses being vacated or lUntiO ’ owners who may ‘rent. Per­ CONCRETE sewer ' pipe—Septic 'Ifal till* H tanks, fence post, grease traps, drirhla and Detroit IM S . • manent resident.' Phone 473benches, flower pats. Miracle ’ McCcsky of L'ltroit «». t*. It I! itN DON W, D.-C. Riggs. Concrete Co., 309 Elm Ava. 4*U rk, C lr r u ll (fo u r!. I'hU .318; 4>om IIIapt., 2 or ........ 8 *(nlnnle County, glorlda FURNISHED houto or apt.. <t«m .310; Luka Ap- (D P S ’ I C I A L aCAl.) CARPENTERS - MECHANICS 3 bedrooms. Photje 599-J. igo .399; Vcrn Step­ Ernr*l K« flotlsheldvr ATTENTION J Atfdrney hens cf S,. f,uiil« .307; Hank Eft- *■ f t 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE We h a r e , Just received a large | Florida • -triis oB M.lev-'land .301; Lou R M ^ t of h ard -"targ et Boudreau 'j tw' Clc vein nd .294. tools, ami It will pay, you to ONE OF Sanford'a finest celery C lR W ii 10 1 in n g T t ih >l« -f ai¥Tthc in lividcni traders farms located In the heart of look them over, 1 I J U D I C I A L . 1 - llt C t I IT O p in other iwbartmcnts: .• g TNl1i .M r T H T A T K US’ 8 M 1IU D A . t.N A N D tha best eatery district, with a ' STANLEY-ROGERS In the Joitional league, S tan t o , , I-I.M I.S I il.K c o u r t r r . IN v e l x Y o ..u ,ihone. must *e« ___HARDWARE CO. N C K H ) . No. IS IS * l o apt)reelate . i m■it, .H, --------------Mualal n( 1 Ht. Louis led the CIILIIA It. 'tlV A. H A T r i l h i V g . t ' n» seori-d, 121 ; hits. MEN'S, women's and chiblren's I'lo ln t lt r , • ~ Edward F . Lane. v*. ,,48; ami triples, 10, new Fall shoes. See us for She M A I.A C U A 1 H A T T IIU 1V8. FJJUR LOTS — Sanford Avenue i i r of. St.. Isiuls Iwl D o frn d .in t. hard.to*get merchandise, (J. W. . to rutin ed In, 128. Ralph I ust outside city* limits. Cheap, • Clark, 208 Sanford Avc. ' • m i l s : t o . a i >i *i : a i i Kjnur •hone 220-W. burgh wu* th> home T U B U T A T IJ U K P I * r i l l DA- «.i .run k] SEE US for Innersprlpg..M at­ Ith * H3. St-boobmy S1A L.V C II A t S IA T T II t:\V it. ..............„ FOR BAJJ4 and a t lg i.K . ,1 re (io liC ra l Rnwe tresses, Ilnx Springs, and adelphla had the best, es*ld«n<«. l l o q , h f n i l s s , A rls.n m . A VERY good seven rsom house pltahing,. iv age, 11‘ wins and 4 D tToo Hollywood Beds a t factory Are hi-r.li> 'n o llD r il th at on five acres land with plenty u 11ms b .srt L ro u a lil h h Mln%l n . i , pricer.'"Retail store Si display » afe mark o f ,733. - - *u fruit Uwea. * Lart,| au liable for tho C l n t i l i C n u rl o f Oomlnolo room. In t I*rican b-iiirtu’, Trd Clao unty, V io L d if In Chum -ory, * t j | . raising vegetables or flowers, UP W, FIRST ST. Willla *.) i,« n liT .r * . | fo rth , hy Itl'SSV A. loston Dd In :ruu* l) buy at 98260.00, A teal Echols Bedding A. Furniture Co. JIA 'iC ItH W H . uni) jo u n r . h .r s h y with ank Greenberg of I ’liu L i. K n n fu i ',1 IM O , SEVERAL choice building lots in it -lo ri|«1___f wtlh “ C I.r h i-f I I I tho Sanford Mattress Factory Ih'jrnlt in runs hatted in,' *rntulr' ’ t<1 C n u y J .U lf Wi ll I rii 11irpoarantf, Mayfair and Sanford Heights Phona 1133 and C72-J. 137, a: LO A N S r 1) runs. It. Johnnv ip e r jo n a lt> or h r a lIn u io — y ) , III SPORTS LAUGH Id ST section priced front $ 100.00 to at on tigs SOih day o f th-lutn-r; P,«ky o »«lon led In hit*, 204. Hr S h m Ii IH I'm a W • 9809.00. OUTBOARD motor boat for* sate ISIS- M i'l t h e r .a f l .r . to ( i l , u lih . LOANS MADE Stan Spence,of AVarhington was • Ie l r l* r k y m ir w r lt U n i l . f . n . . «. i, TWO atory home on corner lot ' —15 ft, century bull atul 12 FROM $10 TO 1300 Formof Hravyweight Champion the lea Jor in ' doubles. 49. Hank If .n iy. fo irto till] ,,f rorepiniiTl In horse Johnson motor. (Irail 4n good location priced at •mhl i u l l a l I hr lir a , Jo r nor I hod strict privacy; fust service Max Ilaer held his own In other Kdwardu of t'lctclaiul tupped the hy 575(10.00. condition. 119 Sanford Ave.. taw, i|« r d n fe ll nol n r iud g FLORIDA* -LOAN CO. bmp in Irlp'ijs, 1 ( 1 . Dave F trrlss fields, thnn pugilism. Jinx not only to .o l w ill h . . n l . r r .1 a g a in st y*,|i Photic 1098. * SIX room bungalAw on Palmetto K '2 Kanfbrd Avenue •if lloxton had the bc»t pitching ••V .t .fn u ft T ills Is ,i Mult hv l h . was the tup fighter of his time, Avenue hard wood floors, three lIf f . I I I 'I I V A. >1 A T T I I r iV H . .but he al q claimed to be'one of » ernge, 25 ami ft for h mark of If i'ar ln,flv PAINT ynUr ear with NUbedrooms. • n rr« fro m you. M A I.A C H A I vOfl. ENAMEL fur 92.95. No brush the. t'?il ibcssed men In the coun­ IIORltOW HERE WHERE i U T T I I C W i t , ,1 .r,-iidnut SEVERAL nice '6 .A ft room try. .sxn'r's wardrobe Included HO marks! Randall -Electric Co. IV ITN'BHH h r h .m l and srn l of PRIVACY IS RKKPKCTCI) bungalows In good locations C o o rl al KMiitnrd. P li.r lila , thl» It naluidl desire for privccy suit* of rlelhes, four full 'ire's fit*, two dozen bats nn,| one high -eld from 17860 to 98800. 1st day of O rto h -r. I» IS .CHOICE Gcrbcrn Daisy plants. YOU in muncy matters is strictiy suits, 2ft pairs lhocs. 250 nrek- silk bat. In addition. Mux sported II. I ’ IfC liN 'IM iN ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Call after 4:00 P. M. 123 W. A* c t . r k i*f mmI i I C o u rt * respected her*. Friends and tics of gaudy color, six golf out- u valet who also served as chauD REALTOR 10th St. • K i K K l r l A I . o l.A l.l • cur, tvnist ami accountant. relatives are not uuestlonrd Raymond Lundquist about your credit. Your em ­ Associate ZENITH hearing aid, • slightly M I T I I ’K TO 4 I T K A I I ployer of businesa associates Atlantic Bank .Bldg. Phone 732 used, 1 . uMinahlr, Ibyi A r /11 T«» K i'N A MAV; II K l l A N : 13! K im will not hear of vucr personal A w n u f , N e w a rk . N r^ < Herald. Y itii iir r h c r p lif u n llf l. l thsit J iC Here la something Interesting for affairs. There U no causa- for ^i*il !imn hfepfi fFtPtMftlml III lit** | person looking for Income; a embarrassment. PANSY PI ANTS » r a m m im -a iio o v rru . jn . iM rcuIt r.H ip f ttf | In* N in th J n 'llr ln l w»)ll byilt 7 -room : homo—.with ItcaOr-by M*t-ri*wr flD»r%ujinii»W5 fc» lD^gnabWrcrnMt ^ lO M iiii iif Pin flilJi* ht-m lnnlc C4ni»n|ye rdown;' This week only! ' roe EZi'—J .. *No etf-makera on money loans. i n ’ C b m r e r y , ut»d«ir Ih r thlw of 1 if*|i h J a <1 !* f i* m v iw • "<1rm M np . Varlabla payment plans. completely f u r n i s h e d , ncw!Y GEBTRUDR VINING i till I I Hr r f l t r f firu illil I ♦coretten „Insb’-j, recently FAMILY LOAN CO. \ decora ■ __ _ |pslnt___ 0-i . f,;.lr innl* yd*) Dnity Hun bus high prnUes f* ri fi n I*H'ilfl Phnnn 731 mt*| Ij; t is? if 11 n r r *■ , | Phona 39 f lyile I it Mfill«Kar, popuhr ).n for the Hnufrid 1- ullti.uk, Willi Florida Rank ft hie. | id on the outside, In ■ good Yeti im* lhrr*fnrr f*» al tin .Sviuiiiole Country Club, 1 Andfrsun, * Ifreon downtown location. Has double V H S S T lN f JI lO U S E t ie r tr ie 3(1 gulIn fin(4 f'fiiMM* In **i' HMi'iin-v at Itio lloiirr* In I giving Ids' llinr, ami efforCa to garage, and a good t room ** lea table top hut water beat - 12 S PE C IA L SER V IC ES W’bitty hn* this to sny alwiui PtiifiAl oil lh*» Silh- ilwr *»t j teach the Imy* and girl# r f Hem In Andar/on: **The failure to atop Mauftffil, • garage apartment which Is rent­ i er. Also Gns ratfge. 2ft l/i San­ 'itlrisr^ Jiff uml Unit In (Irfmilt ford Ave.. Apt, 2. ulc High Hr bool somt thing nbout Anderson and the gtiieial lot thpff'nfi h itiffii |ir»i rfinfrgjM* ed unfumlsheil. TLj h o i l s t will SHINS the golf game. He fs doing thD'tfcwn by tlu team diruvej cosily he r n lr r e i! ujid I h r nalil m U tP |irn - | could he eaeilv adapted .into a ONE .1 horse Model It Briggs rrn»! rw p.irln, . .Slims cards and I posters fmo Job no hi* own book and i* ,to tho li«-*ls. 2 apartm ent house. Price $10. tnf* ltr»n*1 • tin Offlrful Si• Stratton engine for sn'‘l. O— DEE'S SIGN SERVICE not I; bsing rmn|>msated by th; "They krsjw in advnnfa that “ r ^f ill I n fifth tin y nf R r|» !rm liu f,# S 0<M>N ELECTRIC HER VICE CO. O. D. f j m lrcss. Phone 1021 tehiHil or athletic association. Th* A 3 apartm ent house. In goml 207 .,07 &)agnotin .. Anderson f ^ t s the man that Huy t i t t . Ave. Phone 101 golf rnthnxiesU number nppmxi. had to n r imtUcnoK condition, on large let, 2 c a r l -----f t but lack of alertJ FLOO§~MANDiNG - «*lrrh. Ctrcull Court*. rnalely 150 which Is a large group nesg on garage, with Ineomi bringing In*1 .WATCHED «“ *•»•»• purl of Gsinesvillu .rugs—b x 12 and tl x and .finlxhin.^. Cleaning !<« m ltio ir »(*oil«tV. y iW liM _ and id wax­ for the first yoar that golf ha» gave And $103.00 par months One ap art­ | 0W; H throw rugs. phone ing. Now fluora surfaced to par* n hi* chance and the ( U K K l C I A i . HKAI.V l»e-n nffeuift to the student*. When big hoy ti ment could Im made Immediately every advantage* of y ;iii,.s i K. H o u sho ld sr flIO-W nr 2529 Elm Ave. faction. Old floor* mad* lilts Daw. the "swincstera" learn how to the A ttn ftm r oppor iltr.'S offered him." available for purchaser, Price C»l| , hold the club» and a littls more -MrMulle rimtlniinl, *'lq adili- Snnfuftl, F ln f IriA BRAND NEW' 90,750, * II. M. GLEASON j nbout gelf they will be Invited tloft .to .A U II. P. MOTORS . Business «intarprisa — grocery troll as « backfield n n n r r , to A P r a iu Lake Mary, Fla. . o u t.to th j Country club on Sat­ •tar. Sanfoll p ie 'e n tc f 11 hnrd • $29.50 store, eervlee etatloA. and llvT O ; W m .'C . m r la a n . w huse p tsre urday morning* to play’ around. ' BAUER APPLIANCES raMMsiirn f» lilik m iw n . . charging HWe nn,| the deOsnsIve Ing quarters, mndernly ciiuipprd RENT A CAR Yo u a re lin rfb y In b p | h —» The golf clubs ami other equip. work of Cjarcnre Grantham, a* YOU DRIVE IT and If , KKT 0 p p 0 UR 5.50 x 19 um-I ana doing 001ng nice nicsbusiness. n o .in w . on Ihft l l t l i day of O rto lis r, A. D. hr ment are being furnbbeil by I PIIONK 200 ntet-Jsted living In Horidn nm l: tl w!t)l w, ,, AlU(Utf ont* at \)\t (hie Imcksm »Ut- it|« In ■ a *c r r t s ln su it fo r d lv o rr* 1 ■Vnninole Country Club through fltmwUnir. STRICKLANJl-MORHlSON mil tiff In tho c lri- iitl I'o u rt o ft in _.operatlng a .good b iu ln ^ ,, auU nn, an, 4k Park. the g(h«n>*lty o f Manager Ed •'-URIVE-IT, INC. These I'Jmarks stand, for them- JSrmlnoiM ^C. It a ly , F lo ,Id * . *n « l i - i wilh permanent income, let u* lif it v U t o l t lt ls o f w h ir l, c s s s I * . Uivy-WhltiHr and Ttrwidrgai selvis as *, memorial to the fine show you this opportunity, * THREE-picce living room suit*j,‘ DODGE - PLYMOUTH Hals off to a new rentura in work that Kettles dml Ganas are K i l t * I m, u tta rla n a . lils ln t lf f »>. 13 Mr ACRES dose to colored gi*od condition. 809 W. 12 th, VYpi. C . . lia r lo an . D r r in d u n l PARTS AND SKRVIC8 sporta I t grammar school, suitable for doing at the- local school. TDj , 'W lt n r s s 'm y hand and n f f lc la ll Phono 370-M nr 910. 109 Palmetto Ave,- Phone 1911 sboya them/elves are worthy of • s k i n l Hanford, H rm ln o L C o unty. negro £ub-dWliitm or * IndustIlIkKi HHI(ia nv u ssmiilii a I )get iva4 H in t, o f F lo r id a , th is U l h y a y o f j l The D a m cud is ATTENTION trial‘ ijfttsriirls*. ijftterprlse. Propen Property Joittg the praise nr llta they would hnot SNAPSHOTS—printed, developed, 8e|)t*nit>*r, A. Ik UK. 1 The ■ New ^ ■ ■Smyrna■ ^ P f Barracudas i f i H f i uH^l S Banford entei'Nl the game A t l a n t i c Coast Lme tracks. IF Interested In purchase of toys, enlarged. W e.aopy old photo* game*, - dolls, pull toys, wheel O , V, ItUIlNDIftf are rounding a poj'mt elrven lnt» U n underdog and rame out vie-* 9100,00 per aerr. graphs. ( l l r r k rg C lrc a lt ffo u rt Condition in an attempt to re- torious. We predict that before 35 acre* af land on West 1st - goods and complete Him of .NIC1IOLL STUDIO.. Christmas gift ’merchandise for 220 Melsch Bl 5, Phone 1199. rapture the North Central Florida the srasun .Is over other sports ( P E A L ) Hstnlnol* C o il,lly , KK-rMo | Street, In. flowing-well area. resale, Write P, O, Borf 1401, Conference championship for the wrltere will sing the pralsse of Property'border* on paw*! high­ ELECTRIC appliance repair*— recond straight juar. , the Himinole High School grid C fin C C T P C O U R T . N IN T H J U D I ­ way west of Monroa Center*. - Sanford, Fla. wo rvpntr wsshing m*ch|ne», The Barracudas have at pre- machine lust as ha* Whltoy Me- C I A L C IR C U IT O F F I / l l t l D A . F O R Land Is partially a ru i“ cleared. This HEADQUARTERS for Christine* HKMDf HKM lN O t-K C O U N T Y , IN C U A N vaaiiuiis U H I I V I * , ,« P W | unnw i vnccum cleaners, .fans, mixers. nt a strong eleven and without Hut'iin ofi Gainesville. Is 1 good boy ht $00.00 per G CERT, gifts, toys, games, books, dolts, T rttU r AppUnncfi Bfrvlct, JU)4 Inforseln »difflcultle* <>stering the IIARRIDT K- MATTUSCn, B ij' now on budget or lny-aw»y, W. 2nd stt, Phone HM4-J, picture the New 8mTma aleven _______________ We-Told -You-il» ( Complainant, Bavcral email_____e* home* ranemi ranging In Flrestono Htoius, 111 E. First :; * ’ will U a t potent a i tiny were Trice from $2,600 to 9(l,6W. One JhlA could be we-told-you-s-v ANNOUNCING opening of L. D last year. St. • n HUNKY J. MATTUflCH. ' y '■ simply lieeause- w* did tell you eomnletclv furniih-d house. 8lmua*on Engineering A S u r­ j n#fro<Unt. CapL Johnnie Perriss, a' big ■ .PRKO W, BENDER CELERY plant*—e n o u g h for veying. llarlon C, Gonlon, ra- 223 pounder and David Rltriila at th a t Mvril Hoag would likely to T H B H T A T E O r F L O R ID A ba the new m aneiur cf the Bnomi 2 Florida Slate Bank Ilhlg. T O II K N I t Y J , k fA T T U IK T tli about 10 acres. Valiant, Paspresentattva. 110 N. Park Ay*. 185. ___ hold ___ the________ tackle positions. Gainesville G-Men for next year. t* poa Yo u a r * hereby notified that 4 ■ i Phone 1031) c|v*l and Early Fortune.' Beils I’hhone 1120, G eo rga M u s e o n ,, 1 « 5 1 and *G *w rg* . J f * w ill be thy"’ m a n i v t r . »n«* suit ba* been filed In- Ibe Clrculi Tlie Court of Henvlnole County,. Florida, have not Wen pulled over. About 80 ACRES good land being N ft ' " “ * ■ 1 1 ,- 1 .4 0 ic o a rd s; '- M y ro n 'a n n o u n c e m e n t cam e y e s t e r d a y a f - tii tho m il uf r i s r n e l r,. s la ttu e rii, BUILDING Roofing * Painting ready. ' PR otu 010-R. of NWH Bee. 8-20-80, by ownW h ite , 140 c e n t e r ; Bo b b y H onder* u m o o n fo llo w in g a ’ * b e ard . o f n im n ts ln a n f, r* .- H e n ry J . S fa ttu srh , « r. Writ* Orlando. Box 3753 5-BURNER oil stove for sale. i Smith Brothers, Phone 108g*J. eon. H H . and John- F a n e lll, 1 4 0 ,d ire c to rs m u d lu g o f th e G a in e s ­ d efendant, Che free ry No. IS M . Th e h a la r * Of this s u it la to o btain a tor phene Orlapdo 6109. at tha end*. You hare It. W* h*re I t n v i l l e h a ll c lu b . 1100 W. First St... divorce. Y o u ar* ■required to file 4k J. Haulers, Corner l i t and Thn. baekftdd combination will Th* directors also announced r o a r w r itte n apearnnea on or be­ 4H acres with S.roojn robab! hrobably be Tommli Hall. IWX •that the work Inv agreement with fo re the tw e n ty - fir s t d a y o f Oc­ a r t ic l e s W a n t e d lim ri' ‘' ' ' , bath. WeUr,_jhd- and $ Jeer#* D . ...__ I t .K , e r _ n C ecrse pro ' two serfN ieinporchss. I’LL BUY your eat regardless 13 NOTICES—PERSONAL QB: .Louie Clayton and Walter thy Atlanta Cracker* le also com tober, A . wilt ba enlered . aaslnet Middleton at the halve*, each' ti ____ plete. This kin, .Itself ______ . J la a great yoit office and *tm>» and . of age or condition; Roy Real, 150. pound mall lu g ftri and accomplishment H| - ‘ for ir - the th ' Gmfen.M ms- hand nod »eal na Price $8,000.00. Year* BEMIN OLE TIItH SHOP 100 W. 2nd1SU Bit*tea- McCray, 170, In the full­ This willv mean od hall _____many u ih f _good a f th e C tr v u ll.C o u r t a f 9«m nU m*)'. be bad pn 201 North Farit 1 back slot, * ^ . .. -, players will find Jh e lr way ,lpio liade . C n u n ty , F to tid a . Ih le |TCts f j"" USED pianos for cash. T^he Music Telephone 37 Th* ends are Uckcd up by a the fold of the GailutvUle club day qr n t jile m h e r ,-A. i s IM t . t room hous*. large Hoc,1 phono O. F . llK R N D O ff — 1 -■ of - * -heavy 1 ■ *hove; -------Jerry - n w u - th at Would never have beep there Ctsrk, Circuit Court blcken pen, F h o *««* NftW ready to grind every Mon. n»lr had the agreeir.iint not been ntgpman. 100, and Till SpeMar. 150 ( B E A L ) fenced, deep well. ruq- CLEAN col ten rage wanted; Will day morning — Your corn, Tackle position* alto ham heavy i t l / *: ,■ - . , pay >10c per pound. Please bring .'g_r its,, tr.eal, r .1 Loeatfd near com m -cob ......1, ________ . them to tho office of Tha Atlanta field* a jrinnlng eltsh ..re 95450.00. shucks, etc., for feed, J, W, and well trained r*Dl*c*mi-nls. William Rape, 210, and Bob Cain, Sanford Herald. I room bouse, front ami Bril, Lake Monroe, Phona 18. 170; guard replacements a n f-lw practically every year and next H. hot wkbh m tale, rtCKUP truck. Dixie‘Slows, 1498 > »®9 to .b e counted dif__________ _ for reftt. Tha and amall, Allan W ard/ art 11*. Jo t PHONOGRAPHS garage. Price $4000- w. 13tii sl . . Holland, 117, and Duncan Exum. furantly. Tha G-Men will nut* nfei-tf-.- **-, -a*-; \ ‘ v-wf. Huate Box, phone- 053.—_ 138. ,reriallv benefit by having _ I W p _Hoag fltpynw Beach, SPINET piano wanted In' g<Wd ,»h#lr manager and A tlanta to to ' eft metal eondlton, Phona 9. STUDIO o f S h i o w o r a p i i y oot th«m thsra aoms *ora« playor* when Praise Andersen (shoot north. f o r f ln e s j ft**H ty WhlUy McMullen ef th# Celnes- necdevl n o t year. 7 Pets, Livestock, Supplies PORTRAITS . ‘i. . .* * .• i i sA ■-------— — - — r r — — ------ ~ is N O T I C R J W ltw^^MeW fc TO SPIHAI fPOUClftON A WATSONTMftH ' "J,: L05T » >O U N D Calory Ave. .H as Purina'feeda. 14 ■ 'v ootlHedt th a t.* 10 *111*1*4 la > LOST — black and far . sale hy HELP WANTED SET J R e g . U 19 r» 3 E • 1 ti > ,.v -fletf-cleanliif design cleans mad tod tm h from then quickly, efficiently. Tough, long-weiring black rubber. Ifsndy sis* * JUST A FEW! Reg, 1.39 # E XT R A« TOY ARCHERY SET Reg. 1.79 INSIDE SPORTS REPORT Milk Mixture for Stomach Ulcers nam ad ifl 2" mm =- : m ■•■ V' v‘s _rt -i Tv *■ v ■ r-^-i*#=^-T-.P^nyl!! v- ; ■ - ' .i-^ zil ESrXnlrJb:iZ5i* • JACK Tor passenger oats —1t j -ton causeliy. Lift* from IU to 80 I ' - A remsrkablo vatuet In­ cludes a ift-lnch bow. throe snows, target amt archery booklet. M teen-lnrb -Bamorsbl* baa*. — E IN TO DA ad* POfUN JACKETS —— - E lf ' OAHAUDINg JACKETS ----- >■** DAf RAINCOATS ---------- -—r ----------- f " 7J 5 Knew High Coal* • , * DREM8 SOCKS . - « PR. 1.00 WICKER CLOTHES HAMPERS U-------; « TENNIS BALLB f f ----- 1 " I.M CHIMNEY CLEANER - , - l — ------- 1SSo- ALUMINUM CLEANER — --------- l9o M% Off On An Oarden loaoet Bpnya •. ■ -i > •> - WH I L E THEY L AS T IIICY CM S 1 II\I» M < * IIT PRICE SLASH , .’ I * �In JJnlty There It Strength -T .-W » A e t TH E WEATTTTTr riiTKfc.'TTihf if Um f n i t m I air with n« impmtnnl change* i-i tem perature;thl* afternoon, lanlsht ami Thursday* Gentle <o mt-derole ecuterly .winds* o f America; AN .INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVII SANFORD, FLORIDA, E s ta b lis h e d 1 9 0 8 Redoubled Force O f » I American Guards .Surround A uden t WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2, I9<16 11. Coleman Reviews (bounty’s rro ^ re s s During Past Y ear; Higgins !h Lauded Agreem ent On Trieste Yugoslavia W. V. Ullttiw, tn-m.isir of Toucir<<m Unit btorj. sax eUvU$l,flfg* Driver Survives 22,r>-Foot Fall Associated Press lx;tscd Wire \ 4-caufuis King-George Returns Tir Tlmtrtt tif Grcuct Adriatic w O E itm iE irn , Oct. 2;(/p> - Allied Control' Council delegates are disclosed to have met secretly today to nmp out details for the hatighig o f Hitler’s .eleven Surviving henchmen. The detail conufkittcc w as composed of four men, one each representing Dritain. arrutiipliahmcnU of ‘lie paxt year. I, Tito urgant/ilicm at prcient hai j s m-nihrsUin of 117. he said. w ith y *ni- annual budget of tlSIOO und » ‘ i- k '.i h riant? of It.07.1 Mr C jln tiill j. aim Ihstike.l tin- director* lor 'Jielf ’• i ■.| r "■ 1 ■-i 1 ’id 'll J r lb lltt in tin- utt'lrlns 'wnrr n M anager llle^ln1 nli I Mir elfi.-trucy of Mlui , M a u Jicl Bella. . • U nit mitt Titian of Ororge Tmtliy, R-it-ilnr I, F Poylr wax njunlliled illusala, Franco and the Unitm Sta‘.-:». They a»> mole I under a security blackout In the deserted courtroom whur? for ten months Nuidom'a h-ading war critninaU werq. tried. A redoubled force of Amrrican jfusnJs .surrounded tiu undent Piuernberg ' courlhdu* • -lo assuie that iuitlru ii m i hampered: T in American soldiers are under order* to ."shotil. tr kill” In tb i cns« of Stty provocatiuin and It lias been Announced that security oitasun-i will be maintained .un‘11 Ujs, day r f retribution has nas«ed. convicted w ar ClAtttiMO OVI« THI *101 o f a 273-foot cliff In his station wajo.i at Fort Washington, N. Y, Oscar Gtoeckler, 27, a veteran, managed In elimb back to the road, despite being badly Injured, to be picked up by a passing motorist The car, which bounded against huge boulders as It fell, Is shown being removed from the rocky gorge. (Initmatlniwl) Marshall Dendy And Alex Waite Speak At Kiwanis Luncheon Today Catholic Bishop Declares Future To Vindicate Him 2AHKRB*, "Yugoslavia, Ocl. I . (Al*)— A Franciscan monk today testified that Yugo­ slav Archbishop Atojsljc Hiepinac once wrote a pastoral letter which called for p a u h e rraiatance againal the goccni- Ment of Jarahal Tito. The • Monk, Father Modesto MarUncle taatlfled that IhroArchb is hop had told hint, “ If Monts think* I am harmful lo the Catholic Church. I will abdicate. Otherwise I will con- « "Una* to fight for the rights • f the church." * ZAtilt KM, Yugoslavia, Oct. 2 (/P)-*-Th» tria l,o f tha hand of the Homan Oatholle Church In Yugo­ slavia, Arthblahop A lojiljc . 8t*piaac, today entered it* third tlar. Tha rhmthnuut staunrhly main­ tained that \ t n future will vlndlesi_* » to him of chitrKe* of. .collaboray ’______ _____groups. _. . -^ru-XTI tlon awith terrorist An Araarkpn Catholic. Bishop ter mid St* pinac'* trial by a IhrtuMfeit lunhla'a court Mil rf as tod M nh» of nt the thfl m an prepi^* “ona most important avunts -of the eonlury.** ->*So far, tha Yugoclav church­ man rowrvad hia.dcfaiuto p>m- IU T. Waits predict*") that deldeclnrrd vestorday. “when It is possible to publish documents, pita the fact, that Hollins had and when each ran speak without a new and untried team with foar, thou Will be none who wilt many 01 veterans, something aay a- word against my Arch* •pactocular and Interesting might bishopric."’ The Yugoslav public result. Up .until four weeks ago, ros»eulo,r contandad that tha a t least half nf the men had m s and condition* new are such not seen each other or th« coach, th a t JIUhop Btepinac may apeak he said. Bob Johnson of .Winter Park and Howard IfonUeth i t before tbd mUonal court. Bishop J m p h Hurley of Saint Sanford introduced the speaker*. W inter Park v Initon* Included! Auguslln*, f la , a regent of tin Belgrade Apoatnlic NuncMuce. la Dr. Waite, 0 . N. Denning, Harold atterdlng tk« trial, liishop Hurley K utiatm un. R- C- B aker,'• Rtir saga he will remain alksnt about Travllllan, Herb Bamum, Boh S p i RBCOmiEII J , r.:r , PS X ? V 2*?S ton. Dr. L B. Amkh of lo rn *■v- Cl’rtl .f t a u p r t o m a s - thls nsorn. The Southern Tubergvloale Asso•ld -to be-mere than clatlon’wlU open a two-dey meetaway, probably Chile inf In JacksonviU# Thursday, to th s (InfrrnafioTmi R ddiophof^ Reds Say Chiang Varied Comment txpressed Today On Is Using Nearly Verdicts Reached By World Tribunal t.n imrt <•f fbr i‘- it.!* 1 halt’ on tIim * Mn • fr*r S 'l'llll M'J | III- |U*Vh fr-«* r t .»!•* of 1 i it* »*■ \'*A(enby% iltt-** » *a! .'•» i hi* T ri !#* t *tjiv i l*. i h i in In*f olkimr I l>f .i .» i ir j ! K *A u!Kunn*nt* tuluy 'It ,1'iwhtlr, in «iJt!i' tun (i* ih^ halnm f*(i)Uirnl and T ernU irilt \ ‘ommuxlon, fnm t»fh«*r cm tfvjfnets TuiHittillren an* oniiitmiiuf thoir ttnik n(i Major |n-flrf» prob!-*IU». lit nil, ten rominln-iuni cunri'iwd flu- im inirtF f*«t :u!fLi (m u n i tb rir w Hfulllne. Tin* »• ilif rio n p t hil^*l Loth ilnv and nitfht • in (K-^ of «*nirtf>K*tntj^ fL^ir "nr!.. n in e,| hi,in,; -linn ,, sm i>,iiF. m , m u g iftidolph Ur-,., Ururjti* Totihy ha* licen nnmrd off \vtth ,1 M r J cnti urr. It trim* chairm an of tin- com m ittee which .*.1 it,- ,ti.n,„i„, it- Njiti | liyh will iliitvt th r UHB t lirlitmim ’ ,, i , , i , i ,i i„ Mr»l -“ilr (hrottghom th**—roitnty I 'l it,.,,,' fl1" •ub.-ind.wi>* i«»ittr*»l wiifki nrcnriilHjf in an Dtt■* *|l*,' 1 M**anormrnt mtalt* (**tin v hy Mrx. M' 1 ' ' 4 i' ■ ' " ’v *,,T \]a| Y Itaulinn, |»ifoitlvvit -f thn * •»|‘* u ^rm iiiolr Cntiiilv TubrrriiliD a A . .(M*mtion. T hr t'ouniy t amjmiini tfiiVrinnt*'ill jil*i■vi*' him i♦"I\ 'Mid, g u ilt lin n during the past *eai S r (■■ihioan I.Oil pH rlhi'hu Vm phasb no I tie lui|s*rluni r of <h vafloiL, HI Jollp- Hirer pio|i-unit r-vealerl Ihe* ih-sptle ic •*., Kovetmiirnl ac'.iutt lit hokllmf oj>r vliliiaHy oil nuldir work* I'toieit . tie listl the a.-.Mltam-e Unit les-i the |iro|m*etf*Ill-foot channel and (he iU-feot channel would be com■deled within the coming y ear.] tie also sa id -llm t progress Imlioen satHfiiclnrv . In eslabllililnc a U irge line- on Ihc riser with Inwrt ft rigid rules in pr<i*|ieci The Chandler of Commerce ha* been active, he pointed out. . In assisting in the" reconversion .,r the Sanford Naval Air S tation to peacetime activities. Conti acthave been signed with llo\ lirowning to operate the airport and with the Interressiun In atlld te In iipernto a vocational . train in g school. The Fernuhl I.*tighten Hospital has U ken over ' 1 1' • L* I'M"'* hki p a rt of th** natitin "h h - |Oth f• *• ,,,r • r »*t•1 1 v »»• m anm tttl.C hrU tm iu Svnl which • Im*ii *h|*‘.#i •man pstlitinaii. npfiui »Sov. 2T» ami will f ntlliuo. w * «|tinl»*f! •dritt.,mimtf l h »t unl(l ChrUtmu*. * ,b , lil v»n I-,.,,-1, Fntuclif „vVr nte ,lo«|>lv gratified that I.*i,dr,| ,.vr, 11 . I.vnn.,1, . mtt;- W). Mtall have ,* man of Mr. ........... T* I iii"". 'bey Tmilty'i calih rr to head our mi11 k111 ' “ k* ' ' ' nuni tu o d-raiiing cam pnnn,” *aid ” ......I1,e * v Mi Itawlins. "W e know that ii . ti ',1" tl,r contrihution which h* will ,l * - ......... ’ • M »;•*•*• •" - makr in mir t-iugrnm to picvcht " >.»'i .*■ i-ib.-ru) nmec j and- ronlrul tiil*"tculo3l» wil| ex* -I -.1 1 -. ,< I e.l -.1 I s - I 1, 1, 1,,I Key olid ,,>;,l .a ir tinir Into ' l* **i I (lie veal ahca.l when ^ral sale • ................. ' i,a*, i" fuii.l, will go I-, wmk to improve * |,t, i," .1 hi -,>i, lint"-, g ll ||, , lirallh of our comiiiiililttcj." *‘ 1 ^ I'o'B" • j Mr louliy .aid hr iradily ,*r' 1''b "* ’ erpted the chAlrmanship liecamo 11. 1,i, -.itto n ir y in ii,, l.p I,, recognised the valur of I Im .............. t'lio f t n i l .i!I - l >•* ' u „rk of the association and be| D!IHSOflJO when Itiilgana votcil I, I, i by tt»- t.rriii.i.i t , ,«uur lie knew th e people of tlia ‘ In rclet I th e m onarrhy m favor of n ‘ ffitinly were Kill p en-nil hack of rcpubllm n form "f govcrrifticnt, j g,«,,| fill llieil i lf»-|*t , InVrtllMth r association in .tH fight iii.iii • ■n 1-1 <•■ -v*‘ lc light mi I againal tubrrculusit. nlne-ycar-old King K nnrnn If, a r ­ rive! wiili Ids in o lh rr. Q uern J o - i th ru - i, I»r I, . irii .iin fin heuvy Within u few days, he added, ih Tnky > Tim lay/yrr he will name a rum igjttpc ll'inna, at litanhiil, T urkey. Tin* , ctiU nrr as*' t-,i i.iiiri.,1 ti Inina, ^hr f,,iliter ■i t him In conducting the cam* HHimt exiled king « m ' h rav lly ,I.,|> • vv, t i'i Tlw Iin. raid the sc- paign. go rilled by police. ( IntrrnaM onnl) iipiitt.il ol Von I'.ipf-n -.iip-vnl-d "I dpnild h r happy to havtt In. iitgum-iil (list tl.him a ; lion'll people volunteer for the Com. v A. '-I fw irenl iticrjflutc in auto. not ti e d ll' tin- lii.turv o f ' m ittee," Mr. Touhy added. “ Any* middle tlrivcr* fict'itac applications 't h r ngra, hr ,-hi-I. licit atnlm.,- unr who fecla he can help In aa iuinpai>:d willt Lliiuc is-ued up ailm . ,i|lf imU.uiii- ft tu trial. I • hi.i im portant community undet 'Ilf, wav llrtn iain i in-rung i.aw | taking will, I hopexcerngianinitA NRW YORK, Oct; i . <fly A ii. om t|nl not h tvi' n completely At f>:00 o’clock yesterday aft«r- Coast (rtiiird Ffl.V 'plnnr line lln ii tria l- Unit i . f i i r .u i lie rc- with the n ffirr of the associa* t (Inn, -J noti/i, the last day license.! could xpotted ii—*uLa£*i>rr Imit! over'dur g.ftf^ d the wold. be tf-curpl without taking a airier lal" -ryartf-rdiiv at Shall. Iii ciiog was. utiirle I Icrflayr -liy , jdrivf.-ra' test, H^t“7 licerc-c- «c«v Itivrr Idler. N. .1. I hr plunr i . jissut i aa rompaicil with fijvbti lx- dtiiK-tiiig » eexcor vr*ncl Inwanl th e London Kw i iii i - Slstfflsrd as • 'ru ed at this tifire la s t >*jar. How. Urn boat which hits five perrons eying -I" u wiiUcn interview: the court could not be obi-.etivf ns thr ever, during Ihc fiscal year, liceii* aboard, trial WSJ a p-dltlral one. Kin h eta issurd totalled O.tiOU, l«it it Ir -Tim ’('oust (fUutd said Hint lejilly cf,ub| mit ay. h». added, b4>»ved that thlj figure will lie there had been ■it" Word a*- la exceeded during the pfAent year Vvhat was wrong with the craft. •luit nil tlm po'r.ilnlittes nf defem e wt-r* *1 mv disposal. ending Oct- l,'l'>47. security Lumbir tom piny SccerRy Lumbar K riju lilr. p /t’oii cell, the ex- 1 trimmkd the llaynta and WlfNUF.UNMW, Germany, OcL ^ Those drlvurs who new wish teichxriinr hall ' also delivered his 2. (AP>— Twe esperta on secure licenses may olilain llama Fumiluremei* In th* opinion alMiut lh>j future of the mental dlaerdsre at Nuernberg [them by contacting, state high- dusk, third game nf (lie playoff world and mankind, lie said th* ' agread that at least ona of (way official* nt flip ..Sanford •riles lo determine the atiampatom Immli will dccHir th at future. thr*. Natl riag laadare con- jAmtAry on Monday* amt Thur»- [VI(ll ions in th r City Softball' ■*» fre.avk in i.Oo I •fIfl P. i* M. .n damned to dia ls strictly a •*»« ra at from 9.fWl 2:66*to M. .............. A m t' aascrlcfl (io s'in g . if the , l-r-igur by an B to 3 margin United tUaics do*a *not hold Ihc . phony. _ U»t night. leml in U»>, fo ld , It w |l| mean The phony ia Ibe titular Red William* and Roy Britt head-of the I t German* who iklet on d r iv ln r n u t out by th e! NKW DELHI, India, Oct. 3 <>n the hill fo g the Furniture* will ho kinged two week* ite, and available a t tlo Court U P t-.T h ? president o f t h # 'Bio.. net* allow ad ten aafelleawhllv from today — Hermann Goer“**' j J*n» le ag u e . M. A. Jinnali. cotitheir malea committed a pair • fe rrtd for alm ost art hour today lag. . 1 of mlscota. The Security butl­ 21 Po^cnnl t In Autiv Or* I>erni',u Const Guard Plant* Spols Missing Itout Security Lumber . Cops F irst Tilt Gocrinjp Termed A PhonjT By Experts ^n- taking this fmt, It l» adable lo caufully altily Iha ' J Ac k 80NVILLZ, 0 cW 2, ( & - frrcfj of Athens o a lh« w . iv.t.ri wife, beside him. Hotlmva .» inulium-sj/cd crowd Hie flrr^k m onarch w af recalled from extl* »»v l*i'-rlotnlr in tb r nireilnu. th e. dlt-s-tms adoptrd th r report of u. roinmUle- hraflrrl In l/-n lu sh e r, iii complete Imiimvcments to th e Imtite of “ W hhtllns Willie" as noUinrlrrd liy Hie Clininber of] i C otniffn* I* 11 untl « half s-"*<■r-i j ’iu*o Anil a requrst from llir Jontoi ’ CltSliihri of Oominrrr" f"i a.vityt , niice In eaUtbh.ilijm: 11 Tniol.il In |ti.rin-< ttm IWioth »«.» sratil'-tl to tio ••xlctd of IIJMsi KrrM n WIImmi itnl W A 'c-fflc NANWMJ. •„». ,,v, n ,r were iipjulnlr'l as n (o in in ltl'f y-, official « l»!itfjtu I fiinlmini vt n#»vv3j tucjert. In foitner t*resldnil T VV ntfi’iiry. N‘»*\v ( liinn, Irniiiv ilaim iu a to n u phuiur r*prei.'ln« th - ed Unit OmutB K ai S la l i- u um .ipprerUlloti of the Cttainbrr o f ; ini»H‘ th a n men in '■•itn'-‘*f tr for his unselfish w r V ChiiittV civi| w ar. The ('niuitiiinU t for lh**= oiaanlritUmt during Bn-’ iti*rnry ntluurd nUa I ha I ihu re a rs of tUtn'-’lfl. * ‘ fiylifliiL' \4 •■**'■*I llir, SaliaMali^t In ’<iillinlng the ivnrl, of l1si "i It inhop Joseph Hurley . Of S t AtitfUHtinc | Is Attending Trial Ik e Official said that a datn «• rectinvanlng Uo Palaetlnp Con* irence would bo announced IlU f. he gpokeaman - made hi* dlaoeutoa after Foreign Secretary gHtol Bavin and Colonial Reedae»<^evge Hall today attondI thd itxtli minting n f the Arab midons. begun B ago. KHDINO n V I YIAKS OF IXILI, King ( royal poUcewIlh hli hrolber, * m*-n from rhaleron Huy, whrrc hr I it « <\ 4 • it F \A1tn-li-r. und D lslrlr’ No. I crim inals Arab view, cn th . tha adjournmrnt *7 «Id b# dl*- I.e* i- e l a n d tlml III; ‘‘Anglo* .-nxi n i i u n w " lia.I renounced-tha ‘Must anlKptllllt" decision of Jho, . Foreign' ascii in nrH.’Vo , staid l»h' h Hrltlsh-A*m)tican Military ba*e on -It- Adriatic. . I’xlng nit American plirniP. . . -ijailr alleged tine .! mocralio Vinciplci, in (In- British, Am-’rl* ■an Fr neh proposal* have ;< tS with the wind." ? ,f .l ’.iwiil 5 W O Klllin* f ie r y tl<-lrif.- L-hni/i- i:i angry rapid-fire iltfM lit of . i>efnrr. tbi- Hsliau^iJflU^ l.-jl an | territorial cotnmfi -ion. ‘ In addition In tfir olficet* ali*ad n»mtd Hi* folio* it-t dP tri-t .irr to r* J,trills * rtr -le '-il l i t ' m * -J-, I Fnoili so uni- OUk Itlit No '1 II It Crotplev. tinirlct No I, -I A llUllInr. niVi rl No I Ulks With VlCtTOy ---- - * . * IKSOVATHW U H lim W A Y r s n ' r raS through and throgah — and all .the other defeadanto know * Kixarli •-litr-J a Hr* of netnlnoe* for Ute V4-I-.U4' office* Nomination* atfre -ui'-d for from tl}<* floor but thcr; >-u-r none, tin- nomiuatlini com* HlJii-r'* -rlccUfm, *ptr uti oilmans* electel. ! i nn ith rn ai-Polnl ett -etinrtMlnr ol U L. I’ -m II James n u t lohu H er. Atolii* Curriiway ami W A Pat­ rick Tltcv rstired und !*lvp ;>re- h * ■state of -Triestej ‘ Y u g o s la v l a 's C.itr I ij.1 .1- mad. Irtnj’^rary chairman of tin- tneclili;. A uoni'inttmt comm1Met- was , Meanwhile-, with the shallow of Ihu gallows hanging oyer the •luumrd war criminals, their. Icttse attorneys a r- liu»y prepar­ ing eppcoLs. T h j four-p w«r Alii- | Id Coninit Council in Hcrlin i* Hi- j last hope o f the condafltned N eiis. buf tlr-rj ep PiP.ru little liklHiotnl of n revgrtel of the decisions of th r International H llltsry Triburi-. •I*The P A R I S , O c t. 2 < # ) ' — YUg o a lu v iu l a u n c h e d a n o t h e r tira d e a g a in s t R r itn m - a n d t h e U n ite d S t a t e s a t t h e ! P a ris P ence C o n fe re n c e to ­ d a y , a c c u s i n g t h e tw o n o lio n s o f b e t r a y i n g th e . R ig 1 F o u r a g r e e m e n t o n t h e free. The West Side Primary School P.T.A, will meet In the school auditorium at 8:16. P. M. All member* are urged to attend- er. Junior Dress, allowed the llaynen and William* nine hat five scat I* red bingles. Ilsynes and Williams hold a 2 to I game margin over the Security Lumber aggregation. Play will h« resumed a t Lake, front Park on Monday night. �WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2, 1948 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLOHI The Sanford Herald i * « “ «” ' MATItt ■r.MhW »s *<»••«• im i i * . »** {•over W b DNESDAY,' O l’nTBKJI i , |» |g ur M HIBLK yK H hli KOII I O il A t n ’ tlg v h ig S O A P ' SHORTAOe .C A N BE BENEFICIAL g J J, LASTS i f f A K f t i L i.k .- ’ S 1 Boyfe,*U» L«ih€r#,W-V. BUtlfurF G«orfi ,Touhyt U nd Webfcr.orfolin C c ' ^ t t U Z i C , i* L .E^kinkJL, IL Qs‘e- 1 » \C K ? 1 G F S T O U T ; - ftittT )> ASUDl Btut. 6K 3 SHOKTAGtJHH Dr Leonard Barker . ' Oplaaaftriat K K Y tW l* RAM • 2 r i e* a mined—GlataeS filled M ) 8 . O rante A**. Firestone Stores COUPON SALE . Orlande!. Florida Phono 4*47 Present this advertisement Thursday and receive Long Handled RENT Garden Weeder _r»£v Reg.. 45c for l&c - -? l M M m a tfo |il* n t e w ith I flH r r, bf» w g s m m t a s g fr»r«o tfie nerffmned art bnlng imvp beep out of flip STAN COMSTOCK. Investment R rarillM ■ hone CMS—Teletype OB | | Although It Wfflllfl have yeemed to have |>een a rank m ja g e of justice to allow lids mnMer schemer and mafic atflpl-plgeon to go free, the trials on th e'w h ole ; a v*ai imbrcAvmenf In dealing with International inals; and their verdicts, If promptly carried nut, hi have u wllolegfljnn e ffect on others who at som a Ti-fjipe-may b« lemptetl to iend their m itibnjrintp Too (will T.hal rumor t attem pt to assaraiuate T lto l--.— _ . • A-«-cp—v ***— im p i , i A m vrkan Holdfitr*- HO Italian-—I ••aUline. A a f f t r n pvtiod of rtreilrfmpnt . V on‘ Tnupn again 1 japIpsatYrt »|npn the Ruropfan ‘ spepe when, Apparently j ■ 5 lightened tin. a lijp .A c t, * fV F N . ±jjiV thr* J^nzjS^^^lBMRlLjQUtlcr-re|miH^he'"Tovait.l)r-n>‘. ispfc|a| envoy Info A ustn«, just a short time TIIPV TlfttkW AWAY MANY Iflfrnjap hivnyjon. Vfnpy sim iler odd Jolts were W IN C H THAT TlktOf Tit I. A- by Vnp Pnpen during flip Nart .regjme, the — ------ *■•■» "HiM n i t v v a til!. , his ndsslnp- In TMTpW where he is assumed to iisihle for jtepjijftg fliat strategic country \ 1 R u t V o n P n p e n w n s a s c o u n d r e l o f th e f i r s t w n t e r lo n g b e f o r e H i t l e r c p in e in to p o w e r . O n r m g t h e f i r s t W o r ld W a r h e w a s ft m l i l t a i y a t t a c h e a t t h e G e m in iiy e m b a s s y in W a s h i n g t o n , n n d f in a lly h n d to f le e f o r h is lif e n s n r e s u l t o f h i* e s p io n a g e n c tlv f tio a n t t h n t tim e . ■ l i e w n s t h e la s t G e rim m c h a n c e llo r b e f o r e H itle r n n d Is a c c r e d ite d w ith h a v i n g b e e n la rg e ly - r e s p o n s ib le f o r In* fliie n rin i* P r e s i d e n t \U m [Jim ie.n b erg ..tt> » b H rn J iiu ^ d U iu n try vt»«a s*i»i*a i' MlIlM Ik • « • , ~ K^iiiTTiuitTniim. for tljp vertfict* In the Nuernberg (fla b Is tempered only by the thought that It might hay*1 beon better to hifye. sli^t"fhe whole k itn n tl klhoodle.of Na*l fijadtirt wlthlii n few phort hour# after thoy'wnjbVaptuted. However, they have probably not enjoyed th eir,im ­ prisonment during fhe pasj year, ngr the necessity of sit­ ting In cnjirt >vhjjB their fcrin)»'s wen? paraded before them for the. whph» world to see. The. postponement of their piinffliinent, which Is now so anun to cotne, cannot have iffordep them muplr relief. ■*' Although one ran'ftgm* with the verdicts, in most in­ stances, unless we are to assume that hnnging is too good for them, It is a little hard to undenttand why that nrchconspinitor of modern Germany, Prana Von Papen, wns acquitted. So were l|jalm ar Sehncht, who supplied llie finsiirtai brain for the N asi hnirnchy, and Mann fritch e. tlie radio propaganda chief. a.saw * s 1*!: ’"•oi.l.aoi u oaina Ullw • (JUMUtlk OKAS , a>«i»— . N H ernbiB rfl: Y p N I p M ^ . SANFORD HARDWARE CO flalia TOO I/ATK TO CLASSIFY fjuop^te, Hr RUSSELL KAY e rn e .crim e.” T h e i n t o dr. th e 'N u o m * s e r v e a s rf w a r n i n g f o r n il t i m e A lr mall con now b* lent for five cent* Inttead of rig h t c«nt*. A a l a ir mall glaM** may noon Lc landing at 1 he fjanfrrd alnw rt. indra cr *'J»* dornian; *. hm* anil-jtSO'l ... . t W gr•jte rlo a .'tB T O rlila f'l«» niy Job with the U nlbtJ and Public R w atlpi" t i t a n S u a tr C orp." be aaUI. "I Py§8 Qi? New Jersey v zx the world.** Karl W. Brown, whoa* ma*nlfIt wa* not new* wl>;h Wil«on iernt P lrrld a exhibit* a : ChltaK». W yatt, national houdng «•*pc-, lit­ (lev .lan d , N iw York and el»fer, told a pre*a confrience Mon d ay th a t |ht* vear'* hmulnir goal whrrc, 'p u t tho:ij of nil oth-r anting organiaatlon* that aervi- •tatr In th e ahadc and earned for him On- title o f America** No. I (teach Cham ber| m o v in g n n d r p r o n s t r u r i i o n o f n r m y h u lld ln g * i n t o d w c ll- to advance the welfare of -flor- showman, rvviiwed hi* aeeomdecldrd • il j—n n r" g . tin ils. 'T•in * g o v *tim or « n aJ y«s 't■<"» h i s s u m •» is nmumuiviii i n s u f f i c i e n t fna o r Ida, ha I arranged the rnnit com­ irlatal ....... ........... ’*••*'< air ffir totO*P,n ttrliW plete end conalnictlvn program rK kd ■s u c h n p r o j e c t , n n d a n y w a y , lo n g - r a n g e p e r m a n e n t h o u s ever preaeuted which f'Mtttrid rmi wha j In g s h o u ld lie e n c o u r a g e d in s te n d o f t h i s e m e r g e n c y ty p e . only, oalttanding Florida authoi- I N ew J e r s e y ’s p ro b le m s n r e ty p ic a l o f th o s e in o th e r , h a * 's ta te s . A g o o d d e n i tb f tt w ill com e to l i g h t ,h e r e w ill In* light .n p p lic n ld e e la e tv h e re , O n e co n clu sio n , h o w e v e r, Is n p p u r“^ f ^ e n t . ev en hefVire T h M e g ls in tiv n r e p o r t s i ’vW erftns* h o u s in g *^ll, is th e y i d l m o f b ilc k -p itssin g b e tw e e n fe d e ra l g o v e rn m e n t B w nV nm i s ta te s . K n rh o n e ia tr y in g to p ip re sp o n sib ility a n d R e a l C, Of C. Names Ritti; As President i; ..nllnbrd Pt*M Cm Oak) Commerce aa pointed out by Mr. Coleman Include, a Navy Day din­ n e r irlven for officer* at the .Station, the Veteran*' Homee m inr-C-lebratlon, »nl*t»nrr in promntlnir a eclored veteran*' celebration, aponaorahlp of gov­ ernment work on the river pro­ ject. payment for aervleea of a fate expart in connection with ui*>* tr-Miaportetion. nulntan-<> In estaldlshlnv n radio • aUtlon, public perk*, Bprins training for »ial| chb*. a'rUianee In puhllahlng a eorntv* directory, ar- ntjoii* Y>arbo<A and . Din.vtoi aould it inn t>l iiife Amonar T h e I-d>Io8 we have, to * Tift* recently rovoaled enpturo of American flyers by It a few Yesr* the lefdqs In Southwest China gave many people their you wondar why rrconverha* been alow, why you ;tb * k n old, to buy that car The Buixau q( Labor S.atreveala that during the flrat month* of thla year, M l) ,er»on*« wont out on itrik*. democratic committee hat d ' to put Btnator Pepper a Hat of. apeakyr* but he -be Mwintorrd '•» a party iman. They will take L>pf(Ih a grain of call.—Fort [ New* Pry**. They can IjypgY. pe.ce. Y ut that o t * W - l icfore he dl* patched hU THIS ABO SOX have the pennadl .pul s e e s y tn the deep free** and from now on the role of tbe other American league etube wtii be that of Juyt seven assorted sparring p a r l n u i , ' - I l f s S K I* r m S f i S s j : MM w M u . w w n u rapldiv • approschlng *ftV !oka» > oUim up and b* ■ FBI Chiif J. &J**r ;*v "T « g g | J o j Croain't boy, tio m lttd tbe opposition ttr /y in mot tod from thru on it tltittiy t btt'ttt ihk ' wei they did to tb|e peatern clubs of the league ha«a t ,b**n dupli­ cated atoce tbe |to u x Indians end Cuater kept a Cats. r.therwl c • he Mr. Raymond Lundquiat (W e solicit your listings of all type properties) ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor *kili and *technique In «U nnd tkking acceptable new* miogravur.- picture* k second to none.and over the vesye be ha* probably given Florida more na­ tional publicity than , fpy other Individual or agency. - • Turning to Induatrial Jpubllr relatlons, Joaiah' Ferris, MM M l lw i ~ M ant to tha prtak u ai of. the U n lte ja u te * no (far Coimoralien - f e B a w o n . t«H how FloHd**# largest Industrial organUstlon has 806 Atlantic Bank Bldg Phone 732 * * **** W E O FFER YOU mail* up of the public relalloii* » • ONE ST O P S E R V IC E ON VVoiln, Ronaid 8. ifiatl, M. N. (Jack* F roat-ejil Jamea H. Cobb, l T: .T h la * vent).men nainivl a bright future for svlatlcn In li* rcli'lop to FloridaV progroa* and development .and told of tbo plana •f their arvetwl line* u, provide Improved farllltlei for -bantling bwffte to and from Utla atalo. ( Speaking a t the n«m luncheon, Urltl DavU, of New York, natlonal .public relation* authority. drain d the work that hnd already V '*0 done to publlcUe our *Ute. and point'd to the need for even greater effort*.In tin -future. He xnliined th a t today the davMnnment of favorable nnd worthwhile public):v and tb i e»tbll»hment of gurrf-win In .nubile relation* la xn ‘a'abllahed p ro fu ilo n 'a n d reault* s r .-mesa,red bv the ability -rfl th* t-r*on w h j d lrn te *pch. prog- Altogether the convention was ' v a ry . murh Wcflhwhlle and all the emplnymtnt of an rtr-**de »h«**>d ben-fit through, th* ■ instructive public " •; r i F . H t tenndd the rrletlona pr Re,loo a hitlirt tltmmtd ike fends mental uoftflL- public r«l* bill tbit season a, though thtf atlons “acund'Judgment or 'hor«e affarJ. hid devefopod o ptititaJtr k»-r . _ •» a . - a ___.a a* -1 -rX~- -- • * I a m p le a te d (o a n n o u n c e } h a t “ 0fr ttheVconvention a s wa* ? . a.*pand. nectional dlff rejicat snd flrat nows that China hns other people besides the Chlu- forget atop talking about North Florida, eke. In the Soutli-wetit-moniitalns are several primitive penplen, perhnps Chinn's cnrllcst Inlmbltants, pushed out of the lowland* by the’ Chinese. Besides tho IaiIiis there nre the Mosso nnd the MIbotsze; short dnrk people of unknown race. Nominally under Chinese rule, they pay little obedience to their supposed governors and-even raid Chinese territories from time to time. Their languages are somewhat like Chinese but not minted. They use a picture-writing known only to the priests of their splrit-worahlpplng r e l i g i o n . * * Life among the Lolos with thoir low standard of liv­ ing cannot .have been very comfortable for our flyers In their two years o f slavery. But at least they have not been ijdru* of the nation. RE TELLING ME! ANNOUNCEMENT Is now associated with me as salesman B U) uut is »»•»»TV i \ \ . it it und«*i^ ptire control# f» W i ■* D tftM u Beach, Ha. SA N F O R D SCHOOL OF AVIARON Among those attending the m eetlnr la*t nleht were Rev. { nick Pop--* with hi* m agnificent Mark Carpenter. W. A. Morrison, L- admix off a Ualtery of apeakAndrew Stine, W. A. Patrick, If. •ra each of whom dUeutaed dlf II. Pope. Senford Doudney, >.T nt phaaea of publicity and Cmmlijr, F n d R. Wilton, J. A. iddle rolatlona work wa* foarnei Blsllint* Apdrow Corrawoy, Prank layot Jfh n T. Al*ap of Jaeknon Yilte, who, becauie of hit long t r Bnjr „iher state haa been aide i t f . , < ° compete, with them. end the ikiuVallv flwrl l* th ,t dtey have JjfiS ■ y * T"* y *> r ^ *^ r eecompliahed, thta at little or no that Inc. v „___ Wffabcr N- A. .8 . D. WIN YOUR WINSS AT THE itlr* bat al»o Uriel Davl* of New York, publluher of the Public Hal Which I* the? Wide of -titove »n* 1 Representing T. Nelson O l w A f , L A U N D R Y A N D D R Y C L E A N IN G P l e n t y o f P & r k in g S p a c e Next beet thing to a long distance *oll, only 5# to say It AND LAUNDRY IIS Palmdlto Avenue . _ * . .. TRY THE NEW.SEHSATK3NAL t -. M OTO — M ■1 • CARS SW AY■ LUBRICATED W hile hi Swaying Motion �l EDNESDAY, OCT. 2, 1940 -* - •**»-**—-a+* * * • **f ^ • d r 1* ** . V* . ' F-r- . •• > l i' * 1* 11 aaaaam •* . •Urn THE SANFORD HERALD, .SANFORD, FLORIDA William E. Holler, J r. . WedS Euatls'Girl Cec*tl& TriiltfcE^ Social Calenaat THURSDAY* ' The South.ide J*. T. A. wdl have iu f im meeting a t 3 jU P. M. with the (ward dueling at 3:30 I*. M. All maftsrra are urgtd to attend a* plan* for tho Halloween Carnival will he madu. Tba.Towm end Club will meet la the Court llotiie a t 7:30 P. M. Tha public 1* invited to attend. Seminole Chapter No. 3 of the Order of the Kaitern Star will meet at 8 :0 0 p. SI. Annie R uth Willis Weds V ernal Carroll. ilia* Annie Hiith .Willi* and Vernal K. Carroll wen; ’married on Friday evening at K:l& o’clock in a double ring' ceremony i t the Assembly of God. The Her. K. I). Wright (urformril the cere­ mony b. tore ah a ltar banked with white gladloluxe, chryMnthemum* and fern. Mr*. V, M. Crine*. »Uter of toe bride. i*;r«ed a* matron of ‘honor and the brlde*«nnld* wire Mr*. 0 . M. Willie. Mia* ltuth Carroll, litte r of groom. The bait man Mtr. Joe Stew art * Honors Mrs. Morrison GO E V E R Y W H E R E WI T H Mi»'» Jo»ephlne.. Klckejberger. daughter of Mi*, anil Mr*. Joe Kkkell>erker of Kuttio, w a*'flur­ ried at 10:00 1 . M. lo4ay' In Ku*ti* to William E. . Holjir, Jr., son (if SfY. uqd Mr*. \V. Jv. Hoilef ’of B r tr ir Point, near Mt. Dot a. .• Waller Hawkins I* a t Tha couple plan to 'ta k e a trip the Orlando Junior Collvg. to. New York ami point* in Can­ Earl Dlankenabip ha* krft for' ada aft*r which they will make their home in DeLand. the* University of Florida. Mr. Hollar i, tha owner of the Mr*. B. P .’ Wheeler ha* r e - ' Sanford and IKel-aod Hollar Mo­ turned from North Carolina. . tor Sale* cump*ni»,. Ill* father, who recently retired. wa» the -------------ii. F. Ward ha* returned from.' General Salr.man of tha Chavrolet Motor DlvDion with headAlabama and Georgia. oualter* in Detroit, Mlrh. Hr Mr. and Mr*. Sidney Carraway k u known a« the “No. 1 Sale,were the gua.ots of Mr. and Ml*. man Of The WorIJ.” Don Canmway Sunday. DI STI NCTI ON ’ IN THE MAL L O R Y CR A V E N E T T E D Gene Gore Wa, the guest over Irene Thc bride cho*e-a gna*n of *ilk the weekend of relative* In Dayfeaturing a ahort train. She wore Sir*. Joe Stewart entertained n fingertip veij Taught wl'.h , 1 nviann- on Friday white- bridal*. aead Imnd and earried a bou<|u:t of lavendar , gla ilaUnwd ami chry­ santhemums'. * Mr,'. Willi* wora a ■own of Iduc net and carrird a bouquit of pink rose*. MU* Car­ roll ehoiM a pink net gown ami carried a pink row bouquat. u u t of town guc*ta Included Sir. and Sir*. Cho '.'Hamn of Tampa, Mr,. LaRoy Newbold of Tamp*. Mr*. Kdwnnl Pentnn of Mr*. II. D. Smith, Mr*. J. It. Tampa. Mr. and Sir*. Thurnsni L’ritt, Mr*. Sutton. Sir*. Vernny, Willi* of Orlando.. Mr. und Sin, Mr*. Smith and Mm. Stewart. K. C. Cam 'll of Daytona. Mr. and crop, of Jinytnn*| Mr*. Albert Ti ■t>n of Thnniasvillr, (>n_' Mfp. V. ! Griiy.’s of Jasper, Baptist Trainin Tex, and Sir. and Group Enjoys of St.' Augustine. The Training Uulon of lh« Flml ip tlst CJiUlrh enjoy a, | a-tvrlwrr **t nnd awimminitjvayty a^ ,S*ij-. Ellen Vihlen Given , j Party On Birthday Mr. and Mr*. Eric Vihlen botv Thn-o attending wete' Nancy William,, Helen tilauvhtar, Jean red their daughter Ellen on.Sunflayer, Diuite J.undfluist, D’ggy Pippin, Bobby Merton, Su-ie Hutchins, Mpna Kutli Mills, Bette | on Slump op, 1iulh'C arroll. Dee Me- j T*ii Clcllan. Hailmr» {founder*. Dar-'| tin harm Kuekrr. Shirley Mntuland.cel Collum F. C. C. Exams To Be Held In Jacksonville . ,’SUAMf. Oet. 3 -(S n e e ia ll-A member rf the Miami •office of the Federal Cor—lunlcallnn» Cpmini*alon will conduct rommerrlal operator **{ Clru* “ A” ami * II” ateur operatrr examination* In dcionvillr on Nov. 2. according an .announcemonl thrlay liy th r amj Mr*. Williapi Floyd nnd Evelyn Du,vie; Mr. and Mr*. Emma Vihlen, Sim. Willi am Iltinter and Carolyn Bucking­ ham; Mr. and Sir*. David Earle and Matt and Sandra; Mr. aqd Mr*. JackaBumby of Orlando an I granddaughter Judith an I Carolyn Kinnard. ' / A well centered yolk l* *hai every rook w ant, in n hard The eVamhtalk’t\* will !>.* h r|J erok«,| egg fiy deviling or *tnf Ml** Lola Hud del I hn» returned to her home afler 'being eonfined In the Orange Sleiiiniiiil Hospital, Orlando. IIIHI1I ANNOI NCKMKST Mr. ami Mr*. Lowell II. T|J>P i f 7iVI We»t Flint Street are anuoiincitig the birth of* a girl. Carolyn Joyce, pn Sept. *i*i. Sin* i |l>' grand-daughter (if Sir. apd 'li* . Ilarr” K. Cnnyfla ol III,spent Imutiin. Vl. und Str. .and Mr.‘. Slita France* Morgan of Plant City wa* the weekend guc»t of SliM Mary Totten and Str*. lamia King of Ovierlo. Mary ‘Cathennv Gray Sunday with her patrol returned to Flort 8 til to (,’ollcgu for Woipatu A. I.. Slyum, Jr. left Mon for Atlanta where ho will* < titiiie Studies at Emory Oni 1h« Iuingwei.il Card Club w o entertained by Sir. and Sir*. DimKnotI, on Saturday evening witli 13 member* cloying the affair. ’ (la'Wt Anmld, Hcciclaiv Sauford'Oilando Kennel t'lllli. bn, iindorgiuie an operation ut llm iije Memorial 1loepi tn I und i*. now recovering nlmvly. Mil* O rtich eu t ju r e iw tln r LrwU Wfxsw e n ta f rtn riv to Jb h n Ed turn "rnw ell ol C harlotte. N C .'w a* recently announced b>- her motile*. Mr* W illiam Frunktlii t* o l this city. Tlie wedding Will be An event ol November 3 u ' ’ ’ Miss .Jessie Millen Durden Weds -_ Hraxton Ix*e IVfkinsf-Jr. Fri Georgia WaYrant' Officer and Mr,. Janie, .SI. Ilaye* nf Arlington. Vti. mipminre the birth of *» Mi,* Je .d e SI lllei Durdea, daughter, Elisabeth J e a n , on daughter ilml Mr*. J. N. Oct. £ n t ' the (inrfield Iloapilwl Durden ufofth Mr. i, rity, and-Braxton in Wanningtoli, II. C. * I.. n t*erkm,. Jr., run nf Mr. aful Sir*. It. I.. I'vrkln*, Jr. aim of thlv elty wen* m arrlel Moinlay . ,, , evening . a t’ 7:00' o'clock nt il*i A.t .U Hospital m | m t Jam e, Epincnpal Church in Slnrirtta. tia. Father Kilward L. Aldvvorth p( iformrtl the double Mi. nnd Sir,. II. I>. Wheelei ring ceioniony. nnd .Mr. and Mr«. John EvanMr*. Perkin* w rrrr g delphinium nnd tun SVe,. were the dlnnri gu«»t* of Mr. ami Mr*. J. H b lu r -i.n w ith Id trk aremi,iirle* Mb..' cnrritsl a w hite p ra y e r l>ook .lone* on Sundav. w.vlding tr io to tho mutintnki,«, a fte r which th ey ' will r e tu r n ’ to Snnfcrd apd make th e ir hmi**. Slr». P e rl.in , attrm h 'd th e .'Kid irh o o l, ^ n d vve* grnilimti-d fio .u M otida S ta te Coleg*, for Women in T k lln h a ,,!.. in l'.tto. She i n . u m em ber of the D elhi, |l< |ta. Delta ,o ro r ltv of whieli «'.* * vp tr.id riit in her -eulor v-jui I • the pn*l y e a r *he Im, in gin Phyrical. E duralion a t Memiiiolilliyli School M r I 'r i lu n , al*o atten d ed II you re going f your o w n g o o d ju d g m en t w ill IvMtl you to iluMive die li.it th.it stage* a sm art e n ­ trance for you every** here. C om pletely co rrect, h a n d ­ som e and lla ttc rin g — T h e COAST-to*COAST top* o ft your *w<*e*-appear am w av ith-dwdv- arwl-vverei Yyu tfiajr taky for g ran ted its m avtiTfuT sty lin g und su p erio r q u ality because they u rc trad itio n al w ith a ll M allory hut*.* Hut y o u ’ll giv e a g reat big h a n d to th is (Mucticai feature. Tin'* p o p u la r lightw eight h a t is itjlr-p ro trtte d ^ against th e w eather by th e futntnu C ra t e n e lle p riv e ts. So on all countv, co m e in and choose this w in n e r in one of o u r handsom e new fall color*...................; Sit*. Richard .lliudahnw ami lopped with g aid e n ta a . Mr*. Wil- local, ,rhool ami Foil; I'mon Mr*. Gladys McClelland hnCr reMu. J. I.. Maleorn'* molhet. Ilain Morion. Thigpen, Jr. wa, f Military Arndemr. Fork I'tiimi. t ui titi) to St. Cloud after upend­ Mr,, Duval. Iin, returned from a the bride'* only attendant and Va, nn.t the t'nivei«P.v of Kboidn ing u few ilay* with their p.u ent* Mr. and Sfr*. E. Kinln» . •timmrr »t»ent with rvlutlve*. Mt cho*e a .nil of U lg with brown in , ; , inr,v ill., lie wa* a m rin U und Sir,. Ilerlu-rt Duval of Clryi a rrm u .li', and a cm ag.r yf la.D of th() K„ Alpha ............ . water ..were guetls of Mr. and man ro,e». 1 . ( gor four vrnMil „ Adelaide Key ,g|nrned Saturday Mr„ staloulm Sunday, The gioom liml aw hi* l»€st mAn . member of thu IT. S NayaI Hr from ibilm Hearn and lia* rcuui-d IjurYe nml !»«•» ulnrt* lo tiy ;».**»»«•»,* rlutle, with UDhnp John D. Wing Edward Thminis Pinch of Lone W. M. Th(|fptn, Jr. liumnliAliX ftJlowing (hr c¥r#« »t«sl with hin fulhrr in (ho rlothtil the Diiiarcnti office of South himhI i* ri duilrut nt (leorge Florida 130 North Main Sheet, Wnahingio'v UnWmlty. Hr al«*. innny (he couple Irft for n short | lug InislopRji in this rity. Orlando. b o ll, n po-itIon In the AdiniaaloM tiffin- op tt.» univeraltv an.| hue Sir*. Samuel Worley of Mi. ill the tjtdio r tut Ion. ' AugUitine aifd Mm. lojry llfb u ger n f ‘Duncan, S. C. wore visit­ Among (lie Longwond Rmuii or* ycterdav of Mr. nnd Mu. n:tending college are: John Sul- (I F. E. RoumlllaU Ihnn who t, ut Penn-vlvaiila I niver,ily; Frederick Illatlliie and J Friend* of (). (J. Ball " i i | li,. Cburlr, Slum who are at I>•< <lrintermted to learn thnl lie I* Inudo Junior College. improving and reding comfort- B. L. Perkins CORRECT MEN’S W EAR WE TAKE IN ANNOUNCING OUR i 1 ? -> THURSDAY, OCTOBER :!rd Opens 12t45 P. M. Daily Last Time a W edneidayl McNEILL & YOST FLORIST Thurs. & Fri. SIPES AVENUE, JUST OFF CELERY AVENUE PHONE 403 or 6lfr-R.. THE COUNTJSSS WAS A-LADY BUT . M QW TE WAS FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION WE CORDIALLY, INVITF, YOU MODERATE PRICES YOUR BUSINESS • . AW AY l l— | TO GIVE US A TRIAL AND WILL APPRECIATE ’ . is s M j a - J In. iMtcriaU o f ShtUand, Gab- FREE! To - the first 75 customers who • .. beautiful potted plant! A-**'- ■• �! •. • . . , * ' . • • .*____1 __r; •• * . V J- * • y r " i f i r w. _ » " — — . »n w i 1 s i w ™ r ;• - • ^ A C F F O U R ! — 1e— a ■ > _ .•.' ’ • - . . . •••: — . ~r * . . . .. . . , • • • . . • • - • • * w— • / • •- -------1 ■• • ■ * r r ----- - —■- -' • ■ • . — • t. t . . . . . . . . . . THE* SANFORD' HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ' • *. . -. . • ■ • ,. • • . ; . . ." " . . * • WEDNESDAY, O C T.3,1946 t t _ u_imim. j iu j jr .jji 11 tW i gp g ii 1. 11 a.. » a s / 1 ■■■ *w «m.; ,. — w ; ■-*.■■ . .-.i. j i e i.s u 1 m * <vw v .— -j s w i ■■ -----m 1 »*- t em atlonx A. aalt Tigers. ___ . i L- NEC Afr f ' »4i utAHalil ex . ill 1 1 lilwf ™ ™ ™™4**-*. aII'll mnrarw an a n ' aallns f..a absotsts a l.a ..I lala Pi fl lB l , t tTl f i am’!•; T<1 t o tP a rPr PM Chancery, action Cor for„ aha tha ft.i D etroit. -iths rhamplorivhlp that hi* 1 Hr Klivanp b|(eii|hl KK-alnpl ynu br To: __ Ksrsli Kara tiII.XI.11*1 lUralHuh, place of S cotch F o u rs o m e Gilliland.was president of th* jeh*rr»« top|K-d last' year. The Orlando Senators *TI»* linn I ims T«n I'clt • mid llidt lirrUrucs i;nhnnwif. 'l elcdu Mod, lim a prior lo hi* . liuc* oihii asmlnat .the Gpineai llll* tiid sctinti 1* Yhrtmji T o tr ars Hereby T«<iulrt|l ,l» «p-V**n .re c e n t, appolalmenL— Gilliland . stllc T'ui)U«k Iftir 1 it kiu- Friday IN S ID E S I'O B T S R E P O R T pear w i l t s -tot- nrv ut-O , tot.«r, - Win Tfiird Game 1.In«** : v T o vB e P la y e d A t <.*h«rle« tX m til Van lvi«. A, 1>. I*<(, li| a certain suit for • , . i t rvni aa. secretary of the tie- night. . By ARTHUR BECKWITU, JR. danti • • pspevi.f In th* Circuit Ted Tourney liand* Chamber of Commerce YUi; Afti: IIIIItKIkY l(K- <ticuru« MOULTRtfS, C k, Oct. 2 — , .Ito c a l C o u n try £ |y fe Court uf Mtnilnsls Couutr. Klorl,la, f.ob.Nuf iJIbyird^VfiPth* Univcf-about -tew- yhatw ago fSd -his grifli:i» lu ril< jo y r A|t|>«Hrj9m'e uil althrrvlalM title of which said (Special)— The Orlando Sen­ ID lakl a«tluii for ibttilglf ill%«trre« *ity of H* ri,la Fighting Gator InUreot .in baseball won hi case Is Willie llsmltlun. IMarnllff, ator* downed Ihe Moultrie nillmt |Hrr»(»n4ll/ «r tbrouKh an The first Scotch foursome of XI. Ilafnlllon. Dsfeniianl... The Red H als' *' cd the Red H at* 'th eir only, pro Ihe presidency of Ihe Florida t footlmll staff I* Ted Twumey, line IJacker* for the third straight Allot n»> at luw. **lih tn« iintfer- »* WK-irali ss mr band and ••(flri.l ‘th* I'janon will lx- plkyrd Sunday 'A Chairflier of Commerce com- position* Ihu* tut. S ta b league In 1936 when Ihe i-oach whusi hfai-rra*l« like a Jilgk ■1Ancl clt tk nl igid rourt u1 K.»if Set,I I! nr time by a Jt to 3 rount here .1 Kantont. I'nUNI' * a t. the AtminoJt-, Cettfliry. f'luh, it intUrj avul. ^1he djrector* o t the. fiiii Ip /*#Miln*»lt r«>tiAi|r. K)gi Ida. Hint, of . Klorkki. Krllllnole . . league- was -reorganised,' - « *v- Vprwtniv-nijvd* ltriir,«lMo uiidffal.fod ll at The this tllh <la>' uw l**t night. tin or prfofr thr *1»| iliir nf N«»k©m* <S wX* ‘hnnounrctl today *hy- Clyde Drloind hosehall club have nltidli'd direcloTs are trying to contact A former trappcr.^prnapeetor. Inl.er, .A . IX IHS-* Gilliland liccatne atfiltalcd with Th* Senator* had easy sail­ t»ri. |>|«. If yvti fall «i> fib an O. I-.. IlK.IINtMiN .Terwlllrgar, club pro. * aianre* «• ofortrall til 'Ml plan* for n<-xl xpriiig gnd sum­ Eddie Gilliland, new head of the fit..Leal* Brown* in 1U37 anj hunter am) guide in 'ih e Canad­ ing Ihe entire, route aa the Law .• t'lrrk of I'lrrult t'ouil A mixed Scotrh fourtomc .!» mer fm* Ibr « ,ile iW'ifMld, a derrr^ and..)u|vc deferred action Ihe - Detroit farm system, jo wa* appointed p m ld e n t .of the ian north* ood*. T w u m e y * * KeoUnolf 4'ount). VI.-rMW Packer* loooa play afield per- pro uHl iw rr.itrni jKditol jdaw-d with, several tfam* of men on tlo miration of ‘whether In barn if he has any -proposition Toledo club five* year* ago. "stt'iics • almut some of II* rx -_ | mllled vicioriooa margin. >V»« **.nl »ald ca«llf*it Hill (ti**h nn*-i on I wdmen. Both members of the operate the . club independently lo offer regarding the DeLaml perienCes are good fnr an e»rn- , Tommy the Odds ’N End. , ,! llyde on the mound rfnl r i pa Hr. tram drive from the tee, select nr.uiwlfr i Ih- eVr of u big league team. „ New Smyrna F-.-nch lukh.Hrhool mg “bull session’' any day. RXHUIJt KU AND ISSPl.D M fUiD' , for the Henalora pitched mag­ font In Hriiilnolr C**aunl). Hial** o.' Ilia best drive and then allem ate club next.year. lie hold* • a private end. Com­ w ilt‘open’thidr 1646 fo-){ bn I i U'r n■* • It I* *1*0 hrlieved .that “Bill" lefp. fhl| olid, day uj Mr|«tUrr, nificent ball and was 'given >lu>t* a is until the| hole Is computed. . . • I OOme Some til of tiir Ihe aiiniuu* director* nvt seem "' Pngs. wll| ac*|*t Uje flub in or* sort Friday night wHb f* ical-f«e, mercial pilot’* . IfocniC, but say* 19IC. perfect support by hi* mate*. he'* given up ’ flying nlnrc the the SL Aoguitlnn lu let*.i The it. I*. IIKIIM/ON think that the fan. *oold 'ganlxlng next year If he can get In-A.V...T.*n playing nre- r«<pte*tril To notify U A* I’ltik of ilir « tti*nlt rathrr h u e an Independent set some a»*li>tam<>. Page ha* an- Mullet* have upe t 1 1 Mo favorite way, A genial-»tory telj:r, ho’* | ------------------- 1 * "ourI .N'liflh dudfrUt I'lr. Terwlllegar bv Saturday f|oon. up and they indicate that the nounced that he will be forced tr im , in h row, 1 ■always good f"r an exciting yarn. cull nf Klorl Im. Iii anil fm Pairing* will bo mado Saturday association Is In fine condition lo give up hi* work with the Red St. Ihiul nf Jscktt A Message Kcmlnolc t'nunti. p night and tho Sunday starting to begin Ihe next year without Hat* because of ill health, but It Smyrna will d* Hill Ka'tlelx, Sport- Editor of ICIItl-I IT J-tM'IIT KPAI.I . time* will be nosted. . Iho St. Augustine Record ha* SPORTS ODDITY > ••ittrrtT tvvfrtT. KK.MINf»I,K ' is be|!>>ved that he would asrbi underdog . . . C Tsam* will be pared as evrnly aid. tid* to say in Monday’* Record: of DtL^nd will! ■ ■r Asoar 1*4*4 Pnsa with' good help. The I ndianap'dis club hasoffe^t ' l a COUNTV. HTATK OK KMHIIDA. »th| * 1 poxlblc, so that all golfer* “ThU column ha* learned - be. some p/vitigs arte I Ihe tkfeat t*llt<-riT—Chonerf) will h t 'u a chance to win the II A)! It.T* '.V jntsl all doubt that Umpire l^ rry Euntia.'l’anhanded thl-m by Valdle Gilliland ( . IL Jordan of Kansas *City, Wlt.lll'lt laintirr prlxcs. uively, who m i the biggest fac­ Mo., play* golf atrictly for the Kiblie Gilliland, formerly ’of there last Frida gnest* are urged to.play In the Plans are being made for men * C-cach Spike \V>jl*( Mam, tor in the Saint* hudng the play* fun he -gets out of IL And he MIIAintU^ HAMILTON and wonic-n'*VhsnipionVhIps in tliulScnlcIi foursome Sunday nl tin l>eLnnd ha* been appointed thd land l»»frp.l»Bl OOUBLf ACTINO in Daytona Dei la in hope* . ff .*uie» to Snnfotd—and later had hia moat fun on April 23rd. director nf th* farm club operane*r future, and all mrmberw and club. 1*1VI till *K that the Buccanti Htji retain aaa filial hy lt*r league—hx* writ- IU4h. whep bw played 18 hoiea imiiKx o r m m ,tt*arm * ten n letter to W. G. Ilrnmhum, ever the p ar 71 Victory Hill* in n o ; Kami: m- t io : mtatjj mimic league exar, giving a very Country Club course and took but ttK KMIItIDA: lilltIKTIMIK; 10 Bu'tineaa Oppirtunitie* painted pit-turn of the event* tak­ < putt*. Tlit 41-yf«r*old stock* .To—HIMred llatnlllon. •*tiainico. ilinni,rl«r t'venlf, ing plan) during and after the yurd* weigh master chipped in hi* “ ■— J— w r r i ~ Waal Virginia. VOf AUK IIKIIKllV ITIMMAND* 'LOOKING for .. .right partv-tu J rtjw tako !i.g game In- prevented on a plat- approach shots on the firxt and Kit lo ■i>|irar 10 th* Mil or com­ -»♦ -S second hole*, tlon ona-pul|/-d ev- plaint ’. ? J L A irjw tt tbaUuruAi, Avia- ter to Sanford. rile,I I,, tha Clrrnlt fourl WE HAVE A COI'Y OF IMS erv other- green .except number nf ~r ,TT—tjon Couiilrv d u b .a n d Cocktail lha Ninth Jipllrlnl rirralt. Ken,Inn r ^ f - L r ----rn r. • IT* wheie he holed out in two t h fnunlr Klaln "nf KlorWe. in 5 ARTTTCES FOR* SALE the .»•, „f Wlfbnr llnnvlllnn. pull*. Klalnllff. vs till,Ire,1 liatnill„n. def, ndanl.' trhraeln the relief -,>ugh> I ’ . - jw w f , a x tf-A v x RliOM f.)r w n t.'U U 1’flik. p»i<in'c I* Illvnrc*. -on lh* • Koutlh day nf ’FKVnH)LE TIKE N<-vetnl«r A. f> l*r*. and f«M »-.» H O AGUES gdthi Innd Irejng N 4 I’horii Sanford 1050, IU-W , _ ______ fto| tl*r a decre* nr., n if c ttu will * lively'* ii |airt a,‘.di£lorted-thi* SPORTS, LAUGH nf.NWM See. 8-20-30, by own- ONE ______set 7.11(1 x *f6 . iiitrl Tire*.. .-V - Dr S*ta*l*lr4 Ctta* -•_! ‘ *n»*.a4“i'*e-.aaaliie« _. — .. .>nw- irtrl lh»{ -nietj-fhal. ^.udgw Bramhmfi-t* “ FURNISHED room — 8»7 M*«•jr. Write Orlando,‘ Box 376.1 ^.A tlantic Station. 3rd and Park j j j »*•’«■*••• • . LOANS ii''g-lu.~u,in-wajf|n>MMUAr»*‘U ti »*•*• noils Avenu*.__________ _ or phone.Oilandu liUW. ..W:«r,./ s' Ty Cobb,', Iriien h* UuaTIfl Tim TflTi- TiniLiiltliKIUtK-Pi-tlUtM -e-. pending AfitiTager H lir’Hteihecke, EOPKNHAGAN cabbage plan’*.1— f u r n i s h e d ’ room, gcntlomcn ; R E A L E b T A T E W A N T E D 't ______ . j.-tun KurpioBKi. Steve Shabakt. now ready. Phone 70S-M. LUtl,. Ssekte, in . Gw preferred. All convenience*. LOANS MADE ••I I lled.'Uanlm r und Dirk Nelarn f«»r Jn.u usod to- like- Jo“~ti)4 . otl|«r of . FROM 910'TO >300 810 W. 3rd St, 110 W A IT Dclco plant, good the fracas that took place in L j - Idustia on liK tc a n how to do jr*-»«*>raf _____ rrutnttnnr9x. , w . pnHiwnfTT*^ lit WK NEED LISTINGS, of Farm*, strict privacy; fast acfViU tidnga. • *-Htniiint|f I'e.iMiir* r condition. Price 9180. Harry i Land after that rram,'. BEDROOM for r«M. . DM I’nrk kI ,XIv AND KltAXn Home*, (jrqvex * and 'llosinr** Olio old, w>. 1 . nHAND u n n A.-»r* .FLORIDA LOAN CO. Jplies, Osteen, Box 66. One Uwv. day, (Cobb was uauiug batting ikl. be- g»*I*VVIT.VK I After League Pre»idrtnt w i i « . INK11 IA V.: OK TIIIK COCIIT. ' TIMH Ave. Property. W. R. William*, . 102 Sanford Avenue fPadg.it dl-rt-gnti'-'d lafvely** ronliul UopQy Veach, whu singlcrl.find dav r»K ofToitKII l» , - ... .!»•«■ H.r-’AJJQUAUSrEILS for Chrl.tmm -■ t obb rannup to the plate 0 IIEHSUON" jp„rt of the Incident, latvely was i ACRES muck land,'on olil Or-. Realtor, Tom Roll A»*ociate, . piste and UVI VHI VAl UAB| | COLFON gifts, toys, games, books, doll*. Phone 1120, 110-N. I’aik Ave. r‘|erX the Clrrull i"».|irt, lao.L toad. ,..a.i IU, nil** f("o. '#• ijii-t 1 *11.t liOIIKOW HERR WHERE !iirr,l <for -inrompeU-ney. no doubt l 1 ’.id up the game, while he ran lando Phone Krh.ln.de Coliht), Kl»rl-I». lluT n,’» 1,11 budget e r l*y-*way. PRIVACY IS HE8PKC1KD and L mow crymg un ItramhanT* OoWh to first a n i whispered aomu-1iKKAl.l Fitestono dloi'.-s. I l l E. First YOUR natuial desire for privacy! •boulder. 2 ROOMS for housekeeping. Ad , » . thing ip Vuach'a tar. Ty th tn ' P A R T IC L E S F O R SA .to villa oAty. 7IU Gak Av«. in money matter* 1* strictly j Hit, old lifamlium follow ____out _ hO T irn-T o t r m i i hi* dnuult-d to left center anil V*hch Tit: m ^ tftr J IIVIf.KV, white., her*. Friend* and j intention* und siiapend the alto-.*) k'lnt to third. Again Ty halted rvelilrnrcla PORTION of home for rent. 301 CELERY plant*—e ft o u g b for ’ relative, are unknown.' not uueatlooH | ..laye,,, fta,„| r.-aly l*» supply »uppl thing* while he ran uown to Vou are . hereby notified Ihnl - E. 10th St. Kitchen privileges. F IL L J1L with Fuol Uil apd Keroabout III tu-ie*. Volunti, I'j * about your eiedlU Xour *B »-^-.r suit thirii and whispered In Veach'j , 1,1 , q i . —:rv newspnnor in evr-ty Flotilla for dlvnrve- !>»• 5n-n filed **1 l o s t 52 Lbs.! u_ Jflg u e JT rj- a* rhnl imit- Early * Knrtune. Be«u . sene- laTofuV* —S P T’No* ployer <>r busineae a**0C|gta*| sta te League clty -wiih |^v*ly> ear. SHHlnet vnu li> Kl.llftl.NK IIAIt.KV WEAN aixg u AJ iV * ’ hnv.- n-1 l-«en pull.-d over. About will not hear of your In the ITrrult............ . • fioirl....fnr .......... Ihe Nlf.th II. B. Pope Go., Inc. 660 ir per*on«i j , t t> > itr»mha}it. nlontr with u • he next butter wa* llarry 2 - WANTED TO R E N T rurcull nf Ihe Mtalc -nf *•**. a. a. « n u ,n ,» V T» •ieuily. Plio|.j fill) -Jt. affair*. There ia no'. c*u#* cauaa for | true ie|«irt of wliut happened . v . ileilmah, ^*hn hit a line drive that Judlelat Klnridit. In and fof Krtnlnnle t',»nnNICHOLES embarrassment. cmiiarr*!>*m*ni. [and if anyliorly .think* the D-porX wa* lurt.-al into a double pjay, t>. |n chancer)-: .anil II. I v»o 6-BURNElt oil bIov’u' FURNISHED hbuM- or u;>t., 3 or HTl'DIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY Beaionalde credit reriulremenU. t. ......|I|IR. with Gohh being nipped off second. ale re.lulred In III* your wrrl.reo mm w. Pint st. 3 bedroom*. Phone .VJU-J, for finest nualil) ■pp, ardtir* l„ ran r-voo* .nn or ,0*ni..it till || get* into print!!!" - A ^ T y walked to the bench, dust­ I,, lore 1 hr Nov nr. hr 1 llulr f«a>. I. PORTRAITS Varialde payment plan*. LROFESSIOKAL employed worn- . Gommrrrial and Cop, Work ing lit* pant* and mumbling, Veach Wll, Ihr III. .lav <if November. I>lt • I00“* WfKIL FAMILY LOAN OO. an and mother desire ftirni»h«*d >vtieo over to hlmf "H ey.‘ Ty, In drfaall ll.rrrnf ««b! ,«u*e will Snapshot Hen ire* — ARMV BLANKETS Florida Bank BUg. . Phone V M W III'.ADAt IIKM apt Or small house. -Box- K, Phone 1159 — 220 .Mrisch Illdg. what do ( tlo pow?" Thr* ■<»«•• ! *111 (ti1 •* of 1 It 1 * Mtiit $rt.r,0 S5 c/o Herald. I* !••« $lfk*»rr* *•26*1 lh»* rI j Ii •»# BOSTON, Oct 2- 'd ’i The NnHollSON SPOItlING GOODS • • •! •till Ik IUIU), 12 S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S sn S i 1 :01,ul l.t-.tgiic ,|in,l h.at ip the (Iff \» llrfit) J fl.ijlr). «lrfritiltill (lilt E Firat St \\|irtrw*t lit) Itnii't 8tttl offli'lAi * 3 REAL E S T A T E F O R S A L E ' GRITS nnd meal ground fresh pennant rare gave llo-ton llol'jl BTitl t»f »hM 4*«»i$it .tl Hiiitdi I Mrnil- * Legal Notice SIGNS . . ________ — — 1 every Monday from snowflake o.rrr a prvv hradarhi- -today. Canrw»1r 1‘HUhlr Kloiltla* (hi* 1*1 <L> Show card* and (tosiar* icllotii.li* are poiniog ill, along FOUR l-OTS — Sanford Avenue r cord. Can Mae bought at (jurd- IIKAUTIF'CI, lituvnlieiu Inlaywl • •V I >*Inl»r*l I9K O—GEE'S SIGN SERVICE «» r mi:ii . \ | h»n - ju»t rmtsldc city limit*, t'hcnp. j nrr'» Siort-. lathe M»nn-c. Ill with ri-.pi.-M* for uci-tonin.elution* will. ,lia i.o.i.tl* Not vit I G. M«r • ,1 « «1 I .'t ill. .NINTH O. D. Lrindre**. Phone 1021 lot later dntra ltecau»t- of tho Phone 220-W. w'.V..'1 :i .' lO t.V " ir,'« rAND fu ll- (Hi: AM riti k ••nf aJHif rill lilt r.tuii lull. Ill 2. II"* I hI A, Sanford. r I..VII niii . I j *1: ||*A U.iild Serie*. ’delay Ode h o t-I *-• • DA.M Kit 1 .. N.. Vi)t a tm -* FOR SAI.K 1 vrfulivp *ni,) the hiiUl* would • M»c..r;,v V ilKNHt.N Ul,,) TOUCH ION On LG L*A m it ii i: o r a I'l'i.ii % t io \ A VERY good seven room house FLOOR SANDING t-vl-l.v IIKNKttN. 1,1. mu,, r«»M T \ \ IICMI Popular Seal Govern lit C(l.. n two dooy 1181 lh« Ice and ffnDhing. Cleaning and wax­ put up a* many |»- jt’.: a* | h»». ■'••o,plait,alii*. on five acre* land with Plenty ("h.i |»|er HIST «.f IftSS. SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP cap. Vilalsirr ico box, all ing. New flour* surfaced lo per­ tbit* tinting the *erie* Niirii'K t* iim r .in iiiv k n . fruit tree*. 1-and suitable fnr l l l t ' l L t u l a ria-*'in*»r» l | " M r l o f T « 1 DKVKIJirHKNT mt-lul, Man'* bicycle, pre­ fection. Old floors mado like 'new. railing Vegetable* or flowers. (IIbimiIi a-fl KlurMd • y r l l f h a l * K|». I J 7 J . U n t i l I l u &tl> war deluxe model. exceLmt Call A real buy ht 982 50.00. •la) nf AurviI A. I*. 1939, hn« * MIWAGLF. IH.fH KS BL.k-0.wikl condition', $50. Phone 809. »rf«l.inl f I I ' .1 e g R iP III i n ) ' i . f f l r * . h t*•I h<«* n . M. GLEASON SEVERAL choice building lot* lu f o i l your home--Superior work mmi** 8|i|*llcnir«>n f«»r 4’ l»i» ilreif Cipavlar ivati'lt A * $ * v t* » D f T" H 'k f TITI.H* Lake Mary, F)a. • Mayfair and Sanford Haight* maiiship wcathir reviitant, high I -\lf .initiltln I •• «e|<i|.m« 1,1 In U liaiifil ItiMfUfl. Kail m il* •iWffiJ ii(|f/rati ik«t •ection priced front 9409.011 to I^iny. r aiMuUiJ * Ior MU (|i'4lr rllibrncm Itir fnlluM Itig 1|o«* A R T IC L E S ' W A N T E D rtrength, termite pried. Mir­ 6 laffikrf ia #•»• «9«»i »» ■’4 • I*.9 9 |9ll‘l lha; unkliOHti a»Hi|( ns fl ll.nl. i" |*t -*»|ar »IF In lllR. «*f lien Iwiilthe a* < y#w,»|Ia. 9600.00. . *• ..... i- •' --- _ fflllfllV , acle Concrete Co., 30U Klin •m m * III 4IM -*U'IVRI. • * -tnialipx «.f VriflllMlIr, H|4l* «»f r1*»r«ii. I«•- If fattM iMHilMl N Ilk4l* « TWO atnry ho me on corner lui MINT A CAM I'Ll. HUV your ear regardless Ave. •**•* «»thr$ Duri) HaiiuliiM # M»nc ;i0 9 f» »: f.f N\V Cor In good location prlied til \u r YOU DRIVE IT I Vo«)l6lil|< 3‘i KfUlli It. »»it• 31 of age t.r condition. Roy Reel, 1 nr aiiuifiKi ih*- u id aeci t'.ia-il 99191 K SS»*.9 fl' H 4«3 « ft PHONE >00 97600.00. ■ J .Ml.(uu.lifr hyirInujqfNi f*i>m|Mn% 306 W. 2nd SL . IS h ilM tihnl KI oi I i I r r«n pornHnn \V 530 9 fl .V I•• lu*. | i® Arfrp BIX room bungalow oil Palmetto IMITATION leathers in most HT RICHLAND-MORRISON hrnbk Kiirn Ilia! >«»|. *| |»r dM*T»niFBl uf lh« 98hi I»r9»• -DRIVE-IT. 1N4!, Avenue hard wood floor*, liner nrm ira|iilrt*e| I m f)|r *„ m n^rw irt 1* 4* 919 rnidrr III*’ f i I i I crrllflcaln color* nnd largo •election of bedroom*. r n|lllr«t iAi$«r *im| Iwaiu-I nil* •fa (hr linma- uf |* good upholstery fabric*. Holn-rt USED pwi.r-* fur ca«h. Th» Mudc »»M l»|| aif li.fi.tr Ih • Ih 1I4 ) ,..f iKlU llMn , DODGE - PLYMOUTH IMPROVE YOUR EVERAL nice 6 A fl tour J N*»% a-itilyrr lMc Th ,M|II la utir llox. phone 953. 8. Brown, 2911 N. Orange I nli ** hmIiI ra*r11flontr «hull hr PARTS AND SERVICE bungalow* In good location I In 4|Mlrl III la* lo *I rtlrttnrtl nti-ordln* In U f. Ih** Ave.. Orlando, Fla. 109 Palmetto Ave. Phone 1011 from 17850 to «H500. . p o s t u r e i ; I*99)|*e9l% i|fari|i.«| ih-trln will i u uf ise.i :• M t$a CLEAN rotten rate* wanted. Will h- n « il onr-l.Mif of U,t SI In 1m a«i|*t |o lha* Mi Iimi U'litri nl I to n rjtT A. WILLIAMS pay 10c per'pound. Pleats bring TUX KUO FBBOS—complete m I» . of ||i»hrr| fa llrtla mlthr r«»url hoilir iliMif 9*t» Ih. flrrl REALTOR •Iltlon lij Allau.-mlr, nrroi.tlne •«» il9i9td4> In ll«»* /iionth i’f NoYfuiUt them t« the offlc# of The ElJBCTWC appliapce repaint Ifunt'* Tuxedo Feed Store. Raymond l.und<|ui*t thr pr*! I hereof nrnnlnl In plat |V t. which l« Ihr Ith *!»•r «<l wi> repair washing machine... Sanford Herald. Hook ,ui( e M. Public r». So % rinharr I 9 |« , ! Associate CONCRKTK. newer pipe—Septic . vaccum i leaner*, fan*. mixers will give you gracefully ••nrtl. nf to iiilin.lt, Count), Klorltanka, fence post, grt-au' imp*, PICKUP I nick. Dixie Store*, 1403 T rotter Appllanre Service, 391 •"*: t'lnl r Imi I l.w I n n I n k ..( erect carriage. You'll benches, flnwrr |atta. Miracle the Northra*! corner of • the Vi. i!nd St., Phone ion I J. -----.. corner W. 13th St. litre ia aonielhinir Interesting for " • • t i.nr-tmir of aalt hal biller -look bettor. Concrete <!o„ 309 Kim Ave. ■•f MI lj -It. It'.lrn I peraon looking fur income; u Hi INr.T piano wantcil In good , „ , , x . u . , . . u o 1. #'» •t.l.lltlari trr All..monte run North condfton. Phone 0. ANNOUNCING opening of I*. MRS. A iiriiip . w'.'ll built 7 loom home - with CARPENTERS • MECUAN ICS ■** *.1. N**t. Wist | | fret, Mouth — -----—--------Simonson Engineering & Kur 2 bedrooms up ami - down, 4MIT1I ATTENTION! 13 feet. In the Notlh litre of .,1 1.1 veying. Marion (7. Gordon, r. I...Is }» anti Jl Mh.rlt It to lhe| Spencer fcrreellr fcm pleldy f u r n i s h e d , new'y Wc have ju*l received n large 7 P c la , L iv e sto c k , S u p p lie s XOTIfK I ...e nf l.tNlnnlna hrlna a I'arr | iresentntlva. I III N. Park Aw deeoriilril jnsli.j, ircently paint, r *9 *n 'll** •*'* lUgislerrd assortu.cnt of hard to . get t.r l« ' |»! of Alfiinoi.ti- lani-l1a rt i n |» * i lirfr';* •hone 1130. Id buslnsaa at orlanid un the outside, In a good 2716 Palmrllo Ate. tools, and it will pay you to 1 LIUY cu ai. calves .llnlrl iKI Navigation rotnpan)'* do. Kla.. IMS Obarltn Phone R. W. Lord, 8 | .. und*r |bs K.il-tt. I*|,.it, are .riling to the phi S3!.'T BUILDING. - Roofing • Painting downtown location. Has double look them over. .Ihireof re. ..i.|i,I In p u t ItooS flrllllnus narns of ILmlnnL Prull garage and a g. ml 4 room STANLEY-ROGERS Comnany and that w* Inland In fTOUCHTON 6 ' WATSON, ISOI ■'I.*'|«(> l» Pol.Ilu ItrronJa of Smith Hrolher*. Phono 1082-J. garage iipaitm .nl which is rentrsalatar aald nam* pursuant to HARDWARE CO. ' Keoilnoln County. KlorIJa. Celery Avp, Hai Purina F'ecdj. the tsrn.s of th* Klciltlnu* Name •tl unfurnished. Tin h u u e o In Ihe t'nmnlalnanl*. You W e It. We* haul it. fl. IChapUr ta ils U * > nf VVlinrsn my hahtl and aeift a* Mlatule xjuld lie easily adapted Into a MEN’S, women’* and children’s U ’J. Hauler*. Cmnar 1st and .'.-...■it s i|^ >*,~Ue • tie Cloth of the thine styled Court neve Fall shoe*. Sea ue for the 2 apartmwit house. Price 910. Sanford. . s II.Is 1st rlgjr nf Itc!..her, | l | | . Ctfealt Court of Ktmlnol* County. hard.to-get merchandise. G. W. GIRL for soda fountain a* Lano P. IOJIINIm.N rinrida. ' I’lsrk op |h» Clrrnlt Court tirnasl Th-mtuo-in and O..I* Coulter. Clark, 308 Sanford Are. A 3 apartment houic. In good ey’a Drug Store. P art *Jma or 13 NOTICES—PERSONAL condition, on large lot, 2 car full time. SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP uarage, with incomu bringing In SEE US for Inncrapring Mat­ .m stiim to te r t i a n tresses, flox Springs, and THREE young ladies, IU to tl, 9163.00 per month. Ohe apart. Ml North Park T o r I ’l l AIII.KH K trW A II M VAN Hollywood Beds ht fnclory neat appearance, of good charP K L T . * I i m - r r* H r a,-*. Is I h r K l a t a . diirnf could Iw marie immediately Telephone 37 • price*. Retail store & display acler, fr.n to travel U. S. Must Nrry V o r h a n d a l l o w p l a r e n f available for • purchaser. • Price y r o l i ' r m r a n d r n a l l ln u a d t l r r r s id room. have good I'.'ferences. Tran NOW ready lo grind every Mon9C.750. r a i d f t l a l r n f N r w Y„t X la Nn t «•> 110 W. FIRST RT. sportatinn furnished, drawing day morning — Your corn, ilutlnva* unterprUe — gnucery )0 .1 S 2 n ,l K l t r r l J a m a i c a N i s f o r k , account while jn Gaining. Fur grit#, meal, com A cob or V I II ' ARK . I IK IIK IIV N O T I P I K f l .lore. service station, anti liv­ Echols fielding L Furniture Co. • h a * I h a r a I,a* l a m | „ . M | n | r , | e n d furthyr detalls-iec M.rs. Morgan, Sanford Mattress Factory shucks, stc., for feed. J. W. ing ituarter*. modernly erpilppc.l l» n o w n rn itln ii In I b r t N r r u l l O u r l . Vuld.-x. Hotel. No phono calls, Thono 1133 and 672-J. Bell, Lake Monroe, rh o n e 15. •fid doing nice buainet«. If M a l l . J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t a f je io r ld S . must apply In perssn, 2:0 0 to In a n d fo r ttem tnoln t V u u ty . lu VTntepieted living in Florida and (til/ ■ PICK-THE-WINNEit motor boat for sale PHONOGRAPHS for mitt. The 6:30 P. M. f in operating a good builnc** 0UT00AKD —15 ft. century, bull and 12 M usk llox, phonsUM . ___ • » • * « CONTEST With permanent income, let u* y r fior*e Johnson motor. Good MAN WANTED to auccoid W. ehuw n t i this opportunity. h u s b a n d s ’ . ' WIVES! " w a n t condition. 11U Sanford Ave., Tull for 1800 family Rawlilgh 134 ACRES -close .to colored PEPT, Thpuaonda .o f eouples Phone 10 'XI. business (n Wext Paaco CouplTi FIRST P R IZ E -T A fc K E R “51” ' grammar school, suitable for w-rak, wom-otlf, exhausted sole­ Product* aold 30 ytfar*.Per­ TiegTh aub-dltlslon * 8 r Tn<Tu«t- PA IN T*'your car with NUly because body lacks Iron, get manent if vou are a hustler. triat onterprlae. Property Joins KNAMKIj for 92.06. No brueh new trim. vlUllbr Uking • OaAwarded hy Touchton’s Write Rawleigh’s,, Dept. FAJA t l a n t i c Coast Line tracks. trex Tonic TabDU. G et psekmarks I RandWl Electric Co. 9300.00 per acre. * ... age today." Be dellghlijd. with SECOND PRIZE — WEEK’S PASS FOR 96 aerrs nr * Und on Wryi l /t CHOICE Gerbera Daisy plalUa. nesg pep—or your money back. Call after 4:00 P. M. 12tf W. Street, In flowing-wall area. At sll drug stdrea evarywheej l*ro|»erty bonier* on paind high­ TWO - I to R1TZ THEATRE , —In Sanford, TopcHton ,Pnjg way west of Monroe Comers. ZENITH hsarli Land I* partially cleared. ThU rcasona1 is a good buy at fflO.OO per . used, LOST Jk FOUND TRIRR TO SEVENTH P R I Z E S - .. .F o r Herald. — .e ... we w . . — black and white- female sviral small home* ranging in • PANSY I’U N T H each prixe winner, ONE PASS FOR TWO j pitpnv named TH sky’. price from 92.500 lo 90,600. One Ready lo Set now; bther annual*. a completely furnished-house. This week only! . FRED V HERDER to R IT Z . . GERTRUDE VINiNG 00m > Flptida Slate Bank Illdg. I’hene 7» l ______ SALES clerk wahtad. Also aock ..._. I*hone 1030 . . _ with, hardware W ESTINCnoDSE clactiic ‘So , 7\. |U> -VSWINTER CARDEN Ion table lop hot w a|ar heatth not absolILLFOLD loet downtown. Friv .-a ' CORNEU. .... •r. Al*d Gas range. 2016 SanApply by letday. Finder kUp billfold and >ta. two screened porches, money, pleas* return lh*maa and r pest office and *toi-js end Sn . vV n “ a r o u ^ s t a A ... other papaya to P- O. Bo« 7Ufl. to l Price 93,000.00. Year- MATCHED rugs-^O x 13 and 0 in WANTED elderly men Of 10‘»; 3 throw rugs. Phona Interested In part Uma < payment* may ba had on Gill —* 2 9 1 t f j raw. un« uvrn . 610.W or 2629 Elm Ave. work. Apply RIU Thsai broken. Strayed- vldnlty Coun­ Bale I room houte, large try Club or Lake Mary. Phone n. chicken pen. Flt» acres Cowity 1303. . 4 H, I*. MOTORS land, fenced, deep well, run129.60 . ' XPERT painting—contract or FOUND-Ila*msfl»t at Catholic hourly bpsla. 8. 0 . Grogan, ■AUER APPLIANCES Church. Owner may Hava by free catimaMp Phone 11H or paying for ad. Frank Moore. Red -garage. • >, , ____:______ ___________ LAWNS mo w e d . LOST— Pair bom-rimmed oyo vlflnily ATtlEfmQN ■■■'ii iM .9 . . 11 • Raises tatoiqQualify ...KeepsCesfs l ^ V K S S ttS tt-. S&B HEADACHE1 r A SPENCER Beware -a VV 'te a ? wr„,rt.?a Park, phone ■ - - - ................... .. XWNS mowed. A. C a a w o l l , phona 994-J. \ ■ \V . . ■ ., ' • \\ • • 7 / I • �••r . — I n U n ity T h e r d Id S tr e n g th — To Proinrt (bo Fear* of Ihr^fforM ^ -To Promote tho f m r n i or Aineria*: To Prod ore Frmprrlly for Sanford; -T H E W EATHER . I’aTlIy cloudy, continued coni' this aflrrnoon. lonirlii and ' Friday. Moderate - easterly wind. ilimin•shins tonight. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUM E SA N FO RD , E s ta b lis h e d 1908 X X X V II ' ; Dodger Homer In Playoff • F L O R ID A , A s s o c ia te d P re ss L eased W ire NO. * Dr. Steelman. Reconversion Chief Makes Declaration In Quarterly Re­ port To President Secretary Of State Concedes, However, Serious Differences E xist Among Allies TH U R SD A Y . O CT. 3. 1946 Persons Are Killed W hen A irliner Crashes In Newfoundland Disaster. Described WASHINGTON. Oct. .1 Death For One Nazi Life For The Other As N^'orst Tragedy (Al*)-w I’resldcnl Trumnn hss sgresd with Reconversion III111 flislprs <>f [ . S. rector John Strrlman's pre----dirllon that the meat shortCommei i tal Flights w r m>) become *>or*e this winter. I'ceriou.ly Mr. 'Tru-< man had 'r\|ye»**d the hops the rn**l .iiuatlon wojld ease i«V ~ t tT ^sum ew hat in the" n e tt few , if, he folt-surc thero vuib men 1IK, T fc ;U T rri? « ffttR F * t loJm m sd iatc duVgen of.-JL . •arid today 'IHilT-ffirr. I* on ' TCOIlJUlet?'.__---------*T7**‘ —cuoLUet _..l»cl-ecn his— mr*V ta ry .- o p s a h ln g 4 S ~ v l . s . a n d - tl aal j I r m l i J ^ SlieffTsa’s rrfNirt. _______ ■. « ^ i n dimmc pdsre mcJdns WASHINGTON. Oc\ 3-^ n k w t o r k , OtU 2 . (AP) following Ciovy ms jar . S ty * It convchslrn Directer -'nh,i — All 29 parson* sboartl «a |m rn I slay .iiu.rply aurnef'. I ' . \ nirr ir.iu Om i i m i Airline* V* nothin aguiti-t the Hnrat of «ht»tirade three inipor•plane are believed to hsv* ‘ ther depirs.lnn I n " his speech, one keen K illed-when the plant in Ru»il*,. another mi Steelman submitted hi.* quarterrra-hed in western Nlwfoand* •ay aed the third on Atnsfl: ly irp.iil to I’r. sidrul Timrtnn an | 'and farl> today. Am Air can frrofitti polity. I (Vngu-s*. In it llie frdrral bureau vrancr transport rantaln who J cfilef l i l u t i l I i l '» lured Jlinl a Retarding thf" Soviet Unio.-r. ’lew in rr the wreckage two | Luther mpid puce lise. mid n Uyritos expressed the. hope that hours after the crash general round i f largr wng • in* Stalin’s recent xlateincnl would on arrival al New York that" 9 put nn end to charge i that any CROHSINO the piste Is llowla Hchults, one of the Brooklyn Dodger., creases, might eiiiWwjth w|int he the plane burned completely • .»•-*. nronmnie nml singlepow er of group of power* • ho Is f i re led hy the bat boy and Stankr HZ) after walloping out a termed and ihree » a . no klgn of life Is trying to uicircle Hussiu. and Irani rr In the third Inning of,the game with the HI. land. Cardinals social r"M>r«|in n< • nearl *. that Stalin's words* also would, st Hi. bouts. Card’s ratchet GsragioU looks on. The thirds won this; Me Imiiti . le|« n | l-\|il lino I ill, . dispel accusations that the lini.e.i United flr>l f>me of lhp puyoff series to decide Uig winner of the National matter this »»>'! "If price* keep States is trying to use tho atomic |^ agu, pennant. 4-2. ’ -v . . IlnlcmStlonal Koundphnlol; m ,.tiring and nrcripilan- n wage-\ Jl,.g 1 H I puKiW’llg e r p la n e bomb as a threat of force against pit it! liiuiiH’iv • an I nun* Ilf ili.- \ nii'l'li nil ( Iversons ' the soviet. Mr. Byrnss ad led, how­ *ill fi»i | im cf'l \ II itii. - 1 m rsi in to i flam e* ever, that American foicign poli­ th m n t h i'f o4tts| »«•!«» »• cy will continue to follow- a strong 1 lilt • i. i-.ii- d tn t i n 1 n ig g e d line. A llllllw t x (o « v |lN M > U»l>, tll« t • • . iin t u.l.-i -.f S te p ihenville. Following up this .unfilled anr m ! ajTf iciml thiunrti th;«t the N. »•i 1 . • iiliiiiiltui . tm l; i.v o n ly iw cr to Henry Wallace, the Secre­ ^o\« i iirmnt "iiHi-1 l*t* |HfpiUW f« it »iii h iitc - a l t e r it h a d tary' -of State asserted,'that thu yi the rv til Ili«it the pM’-rnl “ek -" Nsil war criminal. Hermann C.iw i | iis ilrlli. and Itoilolpli Hex. luiri, with grim concentration as l-oril chief point of American foreign i.iki *11 (HI Irm n th e - a ir p o r t tieim-lv tilgli” eonsiimri and bust-, lustier l^arence read* the vrrdlil In llir Nurmlii-r; War I rinin trial (ioerlng was sentenced In nr Ownerof I s r u sie;»* * > f i m IM policy is a determination not to nc epending -h- old fnllcr. Iiatifrd. Hrkk was kenlrnre,| In ||lr in |tiKnu lot III-, |arl In llir Nail irunr-, agnliikl humanity. c u n •lilt in Iti-rlin. glaring land definitely iudu-iiO -I go hack to isolationism. , , ----------cwmiig by tlinr hul. «»f ni Stillm an dnU ieil 'hat lUlhlir A- ••ft i >1 i I.iinril report Most of his speech, however, works pmgiam* should I* 'v|i|u*tendance al n mvrUnjr nn fit*', . .• • . r ‘Hl.l 1 Lai •bin- t- lit1 1- pus.ibility was devoted to the future of Getconliol at the Community. Ilon.e! !*• »•»**•! aial r.ndv l*» g" |*r| Sfltll illriiaril ihf til tel t l»r many. Byrne* said he did not that they are not interrsted in| On tile nlhei limit, the recon1 1 Uf* -I* •• i • Imv(* Mirvivrd. »<*want to see.-Germany become a 1 j l»l! ! • f Is#* the proposal bv the Florida Puikjvrtsion direeb i empha-ired that fill1it Ion they pawn of a partner in a struggle and Forest Aswiltlallnn to i liln national icunmny l» "in a . lid ft f till- l.ii i.litdinetl. for power iietween the .east and Lablish *uc)i fire control in Sum 1 pcs it ion of. great promise' a* well .in* 8|n ciiitiff ny west. Tho cccupalion of Germany, UB M e .* mile County, uaiuager K ilw adjaa great <limg-''• l.llit ii! i! l e i he added., must bo coutinu>'d. •4*•• • ti* (h«» *crn«* Higgins of the Chsmtier of Cmr I Strrlinau •-xplaiurj th at-if “we . at S ti'p h rn v ilU . 4 * soldiers are not enough a* watch M f \ N h l H U T . D r im am . <hi 1lt< . «.» 1 iear> kiicceskfultr »nVard the rt»e Its •I *»I*i-^ \ t lor n r «« lor I m b / Us • • ■. muy r n ^ h ® Saga, *TN said. Enjiiietr*. 1 m M Miller And Carravyay meKe deelsred today ' L ckIgii Muy Hold * * Nut I'Jlprn. I l l n t m a i .VIini lit a#»U th, i *4m* tn • ,i i h* *riffhi Many lallle owners have tele 1 p u n llie harking of demand (•■( Byrnes, nrrf more im portant' •*-To Seek Seat Vaca­ plmurd Mr. Higginsthsl they; goeds. nml the trem. ndous | m- i' , IIuiir FriDrhr saiil I imI. i i that ri. =.t >|tfii2 ?•• tliey will bo able to «pol any • liiiunl an. Chief Of Staff **I!M7 (’onvention would not sign u |Htition to liringj„f savings ao-l i intent Ini-emi-. IJ. .M lhi fhrrr «lM|uillril Niiflt will Im* i. r . i m * annanient raoVa by manufacturers^ poifitr,! III ted By W. C. Hill the matter of county fire i on- 1 should reduce ihr tale at wl»n ti, rirn rln l In (hr lUifiwh fum ..I . • i. ,t ,. Elaborating on this, the Secre­ itii -r.m'hi ri hr (Jivcn Honorary DiIn French Capital tml In a vote ill the Nov ii'ilMlMlul slacken." li r i m uni tary of State said that ahruld airy Ill'll th* | km iln |*f> »»f ( u r v I v o M Two rnlididiitr-K for (lection on election j^rcc Bv I nivcrsity Steelinan’f repmt «iiol tin im suspicions of war production arisr, Nov. i 1 f 'll n \ \ | l( \ M I M U . I l r l t a* city commissioner, N I'KU.N liriU*. lh i * ; 4/|*t- A l|i nrdei to liavc tlie nmt'.ei ||i>nnl target . is "a tialam ■'-• a report would be mails to the con­ Frank 1^ Miller and Andrew Cari/ l't I In* \ it*r tit .i i i I rg ip n I " 1 III IT Ihr 31 paft*4'nft*rf (•rDiian AptiKi'viiiiin ills, h.'sf,| inlay ImIIIIIiI fnIlf brought to a vote, it is iietle-.iiry supply .with deniand at a high KIHNIH ItGII, Jtsoil.in.I, t Ss-t trol commission. The commission, «l it % war* n n ili'il in Violtl i l l I •• 17 l \ at m u ■ pnint^ • n f I IMSI ISIS**»l 4/1*i Fdioloirgli lodn\ liiim-l mil r i in n i l ion m P a li's, a*» il «l i«V •hut the th n v \ a / 1•* fm«| by (he K u i “ | h * «•••. -ni,l to Iw infant • in -turn, tvuUld demand nf the rawav, cpialified this morning at. la have Ian,) owners roiilndling City Hall. This three year OC.OOO a m * in thn county, -ugh Inlet fmliuiml War rnnu*^ T i‘i«un goin it- r.nnlrsi reii-hnitlon More German government that the tho • f l i ' r W o rlil W m I. I h r in iilt t nl liavr Iiitii ifmnle<|“TriH|i*»r;ii v i Inltll* li. the war In honor Gi-nyi.d liwighti Im n In n I m r n r% ln u lrd b ) Ih r -IanU be closed. If the government term WIJI lie to succeml W. C. f he petition. Klsnnatures of those In ft'hliititn hi l i n f p u - f e o g e r i . iltll, former mayor, whose term anlrnllitig 66,000 ad res wfio se­ prntertinn f rum f u r t h e r <ti»«* » Elsenhower. The Ameriran Chief failed to act. the Allied represen­ as commissioner, expires on Jan. m i l l l a n M lla r h r .^ l I h r I m u h *In* B inrafi :if*M mrri«s| n crew T h e u r » i u ii t f i l «tefi tidniil* a» • cured. ir 40,000 short, raid Mr. of Staff wan ti uni** u frN'Hintt 1 I -__i • . i. t i . i.:.. tatives would. In 24 hours, call out I |tth:i'«t ill ^ iiUlillKliHl f « iflrt ,• It,ill- . •rn,- -ti-w a r d e s s . fniititra*r lljiilniiit S. bat he 1 Higgins. of fIm* mirirnl r ih nml uu-. imm' b the trrops needed to enforce the llrli l!film ul 1 1*s ir**r«* *••«» I mil* In. - . . . 1 • 1.i Il 1- ill the f ran/ V «* ii I' ii | m * iiii »| prp Mr. Mirier, u foiinergcity com­ un Imnointy ili'Rii p • *f » » f closing. Byrnes recommended that P resent at the meet mg w n « %«*i i i k ti in S « n I u n i n n i I m i • « I'd j \ • •• •d iln- tweni | irufiflinl Mari'* Kt*l**4,p missioner amt city judge, nnIn'At I # v I In* I-iiiv* • til % K*lm the Allied Control Conrtnissinn Owen Ihaiglas (I the stall- file li«*| %r i m i n i «ni lir % l i M f ’ * 1 . 't.i«hii|i • tt.-lsc i.si, Ssli-na ! **• lI»f» i hiff i|«*im/ifM*atfii isfl buri:)t • have Iwmbers available from any nounecd sevrriM wrekv. ngo tlmt control d ep artm en t, and t! In n * r i l l lu ll w ilr ft», II.i\ mi Hi. \nf -it l*f» of the Biv Four power* to l<nek h* Vijuld run for thir offir,.' and Molpiik and Willi.iin Ju rn h . Ihr Tits- <(•«•« ini li<* «»f* n. i Im • hmiiintiHM Iimn !*«•«• ,«)w gavo reasons' for so doing in n Hla'e | nrr-.| noil Park A .'»-ni up its decisions. M»H. 1 .iltt .I'tlifi 1 t'llh its i i sv* i* l"i I he (tin In IrttYi Nui*lfiL*i t letter to The Hirnldi lion. W i l c n m r t l |ts I lit* n l v Mil It H l'.‘ ^ •- A*»-vitl»s- 'h v a mi Aim A i*m>b u o *-oh»«». — — — -The result* bf the nierling .(w.; Toledo Mud lien. ,.f ili.y Amri. (Junlifiralion of Mr. Cnrrnway JHUi -aluLu iilUu lliPU - mMm »•♦»» I*. A ii I i «»• '|** »i Pfeiffer !*ny* that «i* Hnlay -Was •-the -first >ntimwt»«ti flnllely Imliraleil IFkl lliri. frt a ir t Avsorlattmf^'Will T»Ol. XanrTT from < iii/« .ui i n /iif | in* f ».in for llie former llnlrs .inl< I-p I iticn, \ . 1 . -old that p arathat he would run for the office. naL sufficient rnngo lani aw lien Monday fur a rui|ferenra with Imwriw luivi; J( llfotlllir III1 wg*» (inlerril initially liy tin* •him iii.u|Hi- iin- -iw clin4 to Hie crash Bom In Fort Ogden, Fla. In 1009 interested in firn control and re­ Mayor If. James Gut, Mayfair Ion it nvirinitinl Mtilii in (In* uibtlf. ly inilitiir* unvem nwit #io Iteilin, nvct '1 hi*, p.iratrtw ipers will ts k s he came to Sanford In fOIO. was forestation at tho present dime Manager Find Weber and Chembei A flrr utrrptinir tin* ffm lutn p u t tit tlie - i-ari-h, an.i, il necesLit t i l e n i i m ( Setter al educated in local schools and to bring tho matter to u vote,” of Commerce Manager Kdwa»‘l (hr rily. (iriifi.il Km’nlmwrt «--«• i* work. ('lay. attended the University of Flor­ said Mr. ’Higgins, lie pointed out lliggi'iis. in ronnf-ction with tin- vpokr in MiiinripMl Hull Hr Nilil chief r T I m* f l r i a i i i f i t u t i o n u f f i o o ida. He was commissioned a tliai it I* the practice nf tango pro|M soil agreement for the Toll -I • n rhcfflu^ rr»9Hi|- "W r li;ivf 111 ,i iti«-«I, Imwover. that S» nu. Naval ensign during, March. 104<>, owturs to hum over land every club to undergo Spring Irnino fur Ml«nig 1 It** » •.»•! I*, .i •«gi|Ham V- it I ' n p e n jiimI I r i t ••#)•• tiVf wol M W•• NMIr | itrst llllt* An open hearing for Interested and* later liecame "n lieutenant yenr to lecurc flesh • growth of activities liere nett yr«i hois* the Anieftran z«*ffe cltisens of Seminole County to senior grade, served at I’earl grass, and that under a pm jrnin .Gilliland wn* n*c oily iwni> Ijmi i< not* Hint .it Ltliitlnir k)i I •|oiH-*l «nrn have t ipir*v learn how school money I* to he Harbor in 1040, and came out of of reforestation 'no hurtling could head of llir farm system of *t- rnniml frrl pr•fsimi^Ii* . f*•» llm • i i < In ^ o t o H im H i i t i « h j expended for tho. coming year the service Jen. 14 uf this year. be done except al two year pi-rinds Detroit Tigers. Ilownvrr, he wil rily in iD rrntiifM’q !•.»-. ih*ii I'feiffc** e«|«lailifs| fliii During Mr. Carrnway’s absence In order that young tm -s-could remain in his present ropni it ■ niMikiml itilmnrp f i i H.i j g lit* wSa hi Id this mornlnjf s i tho • M I I S O W f M h f » l » * ! f. until Ort IS. Gilliland. , office of Bupt. T. IJr. law tnn. in th . service. Mrs. Carraway grow. MlNfl I" OII»l> lliHl. wt I lu \ net iihot j; p itis« lodnv. .Irelined <ffi i . - leaf nr,| l «• Unit I where the School Board approved assumed direction of hi* insur­ In addition, some nuige alearned t .iiiiliMi it is>* vmi a it | l u h lilgli positn n with , tlie > the budget, which Includee a 24 ance agency now located on owners are plowing over land 1 1 l i f t ijm S \ ((•iffw«»n, ilifie ia iif a l i e - n l v u i r . t r i l w i t h n n l c i percept increase in teacher's *ul- North Park Avenue. He i* active ilnnt grass and are interested in liouls Browns and ul»o the pie I ' mMI m i ' KeiM f Vi r i'u tiv e , V A Sills i v a r n * < t o f t h e t r i o a* •llds. and a Bp percent Increase a* <v Rotarlan, Jaycee ard a* an ess, rather thun mire tree growth, ilency of the American Associate.i r ^ D M a t l I i f f m •• at **i Liim Im |M»inlf.l t i n v . l i f t l hi* p u l . T h e t i n m a n Boy lluiney, fornii-r prrsidml • ' to dftke ckro 'of school repairs Elk and Is a director of the Sem­ he said. I It siiit M W S m it h . tki m| ill ihal lerrnl liiliiim^ioiirtl hm l pi (fin* t o hr itiK tin 'th e As'oeiatiou and now with lh< M n*. I a n f e • I . S f ii|t h ••( ••Hi and1'replacem en ts,. according to inole Countv Chamlicf of Com­ and^replaccraenU . merce. II- belongs to tho First Pittsbiirs 'Pirates, was a frequent PlllllteUa Au Jmr. )n»» «oIl'D tl .ill Iripn&nlioif nut •only lihrmlUe* (••I tnevi b e f o r e t h e t l r t i a / i f i acting Bupt. B- F.. Morris. (HBT H iiif **|ftiTf7 lTtnjj •winver- of t>MTTtT The budget will be sent to BeptjaJ,.phurcji.^ .. vlxitnr in H anfonr last rfpring. the Unilnl sStahv Aimy .iml Im* pieiniunl >, hut hbn jm*i hi it a »v Rough* (ioinjr L o o i u h Meanwhile, Brigadier General Bupt. Colin 'English for ip Gilliland was the Florida .Slnlr hc^n »cn*. Ui -F ori fliuR c. *N'. r . trnvurtive riaiiiiN fur m rh waiver. Telford Taylm disclosed Hint thn One cltissn. Mrs. Victor le a g u e 's first president after th-’ Military Plan M any riaiiH who at the lime nnpiiital of Sehiu-ht has thrown ' a form er Board member, loop's rc-orgunixation in Hl^tt. A) into Ailiul- plana tn • Meal- count rs nf ilnwiltown JaycecB Make PlanH In- Next CongrcHH that a t the hearing, .Lima hfi was alto serving «* J s p a r k * falling — m i - n*m,H.p.?e * 1 U lt fc - ilU lM S •ir d U A I U l y WCIC. ato Inimhslirll try Nuxi tndustrialiai. on- war- stores, which for the past week . I.gdd. n.ay now Im eot.tU-.l school balance on -hand of the Del-and Chamtx-i Wtawlen w f. stand ll.i.,1 For O ct 12 Dance* WASH IN0TON. Oct. :t -i/P )- secretary I9T.B78. Anticipated rothe p r l n e ^ cause* of b»"'f fire.|«"<‘ " '“X " lrtV- PPI'I'rstlon. he sail. making charge*. General Taylor have been full of cheese ’ and of Ccmmcrrc. presented a welcome Key -leglslatois predicted today Ill i i *1*111i«»fi* v e trn in i w ho w eie will l,o ill charge of any new pro- pickles, at 1404,004 from .Federal Varioui members of the Juniur •that there will lie rough going idigildn lull who writ* ilnt fumillui iw-edings. l i e -said thn matter now j sight this morning l<> hmijcwives XW®7.0I5). ... eounty U ses Chsmber of Commerce todsv re­ In-Congress for the Army’* mwith the light tn waiver, of pr!- bps Iwe it placed, ><efnr8 Thief 8 * they saw T-bone and round steak*‘and other choice .cula of tiiium m.iv also uiake^lhcir claim I'ro-Ki-utor Robert . Jnrkson, r j f d *otlwr* w urw ?*?$6.61 B)* ported an Ute'~|in>grcsT~of tho vised unlverral military tmining that Jackson, ill turn, wdl outline <l>eef at OPA prices. Jsjrcee ilsnce scheduled tn he held plan. now, he explained. ’• the total balanck. of $B09.- Jsyce Oct, Fi at the Mayfair Inn for. the Most of the few lawmakers re­ Heveraj large shipments of To la- eligible tiir waiver d 'he problem to President Tim -I. t t t s i purpose of obtaining funds to maining in Washington during the premium, a veleian must lie dis­ Taylor said any announcement re­ western iwjef were, received from 6 and are as follows: od- finance the' Junior trade body’s currant election—campaign have abled fm it nert’id of al least six garding llm. future rumen- :<■ * • Jacksonville this morning, hut ac­ r- 'h cording to butrhers, thia first of •hied away from open comment Uon. 116.700; Instruction, portion nf the tourist program. inunth*. If the waiver l,< granted, t-i'lnwed' would •■e mad•eems to lo? nn freedom nf in­ lly KENT COOPER Jock Mcrrlaon also reported on on the issue—just at they have in the month quota will l>e gone in 20: nperstlon, janitor, fuel. hr la then entitled tn refund "f Whitn Jlou.in In IVoahliigton. formation, without rralu.vlinn . Executive Director Mrs. Alfred Jn<|| has sent nn n wwk or two. A few carcasses ‘.,409; repairs snd replace- ths progress of a plan for coun­ the past. A lm o st all those willing piemiiims paid from th* date his that infoimiition Hint can't I h Tho Associated Prats I4.T J71; transportation, ty-wide cleanup drive. Vice Presi­ to . discuss it— frirn.lt and f°e» -tiegnii. Fatore paymrnl.s •iPVrsL.tO licneial Kisoaimu.r !•* f q w r i r restricted-Florid* V ef National Newspaper Week this printited-aveils nothing. A* I* said disability ; health, 'f U M t other dent Bralhry Odhpm presided to­ alike—art- agreed that m any's hoi on hi* irnlicy arc made hy the save her husband, Colonel General, also were received, first of the yenr in n metathe day in the absence of President deliete w ill. break out over the year finds the movsment for free­ Pork, including bacon and ham, government fur the duration of his Alfred Jodi, who was condemned age tn tho United Nations: ' problem once Coniress convenes dom of the press facing obstruc­ hy the tribunal to In- hanged lamb, anil sausage were corripieu.H O . »B,- Jack Ratigan. disability. Veterans shuulib con­ M ft it my fervent ho|m that tions and generally being buffeted next Janeary. thfs. month. T^ie appeal was out bv their absence. Thero was you and your qasociste* will tinue tn pay premium* unlit they latcr around. relumed to her with the note- n limited amount of veal. Fish develop n program going far be­ are notified by thu VA the waiver lion: ’ Addressee travcle,| away and chicken were plentiful, In the lost twelve months cen­ yond mere accost of reporters t.v has been granted. 8 AILOK INJI.'KKD U. N. Group Approves sorship Feed merchants reported that has been relaxed Irusomo news and communications facili­ The nrw legislation liiieraliscd without any new address." ms,;J _ Eisenhower, who is in Scot- they now have sacks' of white 'A sat lor sntloned a t the Naval Biff ReJFuffce Budget countries, b at there probaDiy It ties. The whole structure of hu­ the standard* hy which tidal iliamora censorship today than in man rights in n' world of free ability ia vtra'surrd. •Certain “ala- land, has no authority to inter- flour for sale. A shortage of Air Station, was slightly In­ . , scratch feed for chicken* and proany other Meant peacetime era. men, with govermrfenU of their lutory disabilities," such ns the vene in tho mntter. la n d a t . I;P0 o’clock tHU, after- LAKE SUCCESS,- N. Y-. Oct. ' ------- ■ — , , tein feed* wag predicted. Prlcas lb no n whan the Ford sedan -In 1/V -The United Nsllens -Efconom- One thing has developed th st i» choosing, rests upon one loss nf both s rn u or laith le.;a, There are said to be more than on these Bern* have risen nr eyesight, arc now considered which he was riding south on Ic and Hucitl Council unsmlnwus- kwRMX. m i a s . , bi'u riiu-■ iw ",r,htV w as (*Jt*t during the last few days.. total disability, even 'though .1 QU types of common stains, Avenue an d -/riv en by 4 a. 1168 000,000 budget In many parte of the world that “Vague phraser such ss free promoted International freedom of tha press Is an es­ nf Information are Inade­ tho veteran might still bo sbio * B ^ 'w i t h n _ organisation after lopping sential. quate. The fundamental medium to work at a job, SPORTS BULLETIN R H K 1942 Hudson drlrsn* by Barbara off approximately I 10 0 .0 0 6 .0 00 . • A g reat deal of lip ssrvice to Of communicstloAs.is the printed Craft Casa of Oribndo. The Th# vote, waa toksa- after nearly the Idsa hoe been given by word. The right to know must be • SCORE BY INNINGS' whoee name was not Bstofficials who . could really do Implemented hy the right tq INGLKY IMPROVES St. Louis 020 030 120 the ooI ice report, was 8 13 0 */ — something about It. and U could print, by full press freedom. Thl* the station to h a r t his have boon • put highsr on ths objective must not be the selfish 'Frieudg of J. L. Injley will be Brooklyn .100 000 003 4 6 0 mm l -- - H ------t 1 tL . IWMifti Mwraonfa. Ttofivw iw ag*l}da of tho United Nations On# to gst news. for oursslres. pkoaotl to learn thkt he la Im­ B a ttp rfe ttrsS U JU u iie — D ic k s o n , U rctT thecn ( 9 ) a n d ' MPort. Thus, in effect ths dsU- then number twenty, jndtr* r W a r l;! snderssnding can be proving since a recent operation gates m sraly.- pssssd the ” <on- •ub-bead. U should have been achieved only If news flows freely st the Femsld-Laughton Memorial K iu ttx . B ro o k ly n — H a lte n , B e h r m a n ( 5 ) , L o m b a rd i _ will demolished snd the trovertlsl qtMstlon from one Cody placed .f ir s t Another thing of to all countries snd may be free­ Hospital and is now recuperating ( 6 ) H lg b e ( 7 ) , M e llo n ( 8 ) , T a y lo r ( 9 ) & E d w a r d s . • the Ms nf the Hudson w great concern la th at the stress ly published In them.” at home. £ P A R IS , O c l 3 , m — S ccw B y rn e s t o d a y c o n c e d e d t h a t th e r e a r c s e r io u s d if f e r e n of S ta ts Jam es c es em otiK th e A llie d n a tio n s b u t, s im ila r to t h e r e m a r k s .6 : 'b y P rim e M iuUtoB. •ip i* Higgins Says Cattlemen Show Lack Of Interest In Fire Control Unit » Two Candidates Qualify In City Commission. Race Edinburgh Turns Acquitted Nazis Granted Temporary ,: Out To Welcome Protection From Further Arrest Gen Eisenhower Toledo Baseball Official To Visit Sanford Monday Disabled Veterans (a n Now Request Premium Refunds * Budget Approved-, t Today At Meeting Of School Board f Town Markets . &,Keceiycr Rij^Meat.; r Shipments Today A. P. Official Declares Freedom Of Press Still Faces Obstructions -jess?®* i f n t ’. vT *,■ -‘ •j - . h -1 J iii .r«w a ^ af>t - . i -T- _ =*; .y <. . i- \ * . ^7- t SW FTA. . • 1. -'.V ^ . * > .. . . -■. - -• • .-s.^4.1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 02, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e6e40fac2db758c798fe945a92077584.pdf c2e69be874109865accccf385185bdbd PDF Text Text • ' ■ -- ' — ■; 9BBI w ■•4 X'., »- *’ f -IfMM -'ft"--rr r Ta^hti; -j.W.. *■' ~ T.:r.--*4 r -_ r ~ f *=ryr- — ■ a -—• I • ••1 PA G E - FO U R ‘ - J ■<T H E S A N F O R D J iE R A L D ) S A f tf O R D , F L O R ID A i | i^ ■,,»■■■■■ . 1 . ■ m u m i ■ r j Notre Dame And Top Ten Texas Stand Out And More L e a d e r s ; ■“ As Grid Champs In Majors Named:* # * !£ . SKfJ'3 --.,r,•.1> “ FOR RENT 5 ARTICLES FOR- SALE r________ ‘ , ROHM for » n t, I I 14, Park, phono II4-W, F il l .'l l ; ' «IU- F.|H Oil u .a FURNISHED room -r- 807 Mag­ nolia Avenue. F U R N IS H E D room, gentlemen preferred. All ’ conveniences, .910 W. 3rd fit, BEDROOM for rent. 311 l ’ark ’ Are. ■ 4 ■| AORKM muck land, on old Or­ lando toad. Phone Co, 470.’!. 2 ROOMS for housekeeping. Ad ulta only. ■ 710 Oak Avc.SMALL fumlihed apartment ? ,■>. 00 («rr month. No children. Edward F. louie, Phone 11$1. . 2 WANTED TO RENT •’K -t'B .’S rS * ... HELP WANTED man* j.ACCOUNTANT and office e right. Inan. -!“2sJ*»“ ®-j experience, _______ c lir Herald. l_i................ ...... — f m y t 0 iiw c<it c . , . [ m a n w a n t e d to s u c w * f w . OBITS nrul m eal—ground fresh; Tll]1 ftir , fgmily Hawlelgh every Monday froth snuAflako burinessv In West Pasco County. eoni. Cah he bought a t GardProjects sold 2ft years. Per­ rwr's. Store, Lake Monrof. 10 manent If you are a hustler. lb. hair. 11.00. Write Itnwbigh's, D*-|rt; r A J 2I4-123S, Memphis, Term, or ecu Popular Seat Covers If. •-Hartman, Box 234, LongSEMINOLE TIRE SHOP wood. Fla. MIRACLE 1ILOCKH WANTED— I ycung men, age* IB FOR your home—Superior trork to 21 , to travel U, 8. Transpor­ manship weather resistant. high tation *furnlshis|. Drawing, ac­ strength, termite proof. Mir count in training. Wonderful acle Concrete [Co-, 309 Elm future for ambitious young men. Avc. 1‘ For further Information aee Mrs. Morgan, Valdes Hotel, I IMITATION leathers In most Mn JL.tp -P. Mt No phui/j calls, colors and large selection of please. Apply In person. good' upholstery fabrics. Robert S. Brown, 2911 N. Orange 9 WORK WANTED Ave., Orlando, Fla. |_ ‘ . . . . . « tw nal t^rajruo. The A'* mill g iro I. Challenge The'Army*Musml And Vernon Two Year Reign. Cop Honors. W ith Over fCival Teams Largo A v c r a pres lly THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In tha collegiate grid world, Notre Dame and Texas stand out as the .'most serious challengets of Army's two-year reign over coIVige teams.' Notrr Dame will face Pittsburgh this week, and should get by that one wit lion, any difficulty. Texas, meanwhile, will meet. tlo Okla homa Aggies, and that may he the Rest game of the day.. .Army will elash with an Improved .C ar nell loam. Other tup games this' week;— Navy against Crlumbls, Colgate vs. Yale, Brown at Princeton, Syracuse at Dartmouth, Tufts at Harvard, D iroit at Holy Cross, EXPERT pointing—contract or Lafayette at Pennsylvania, lows hourly hauls. B. U.' (Dugan, <at Michigan, Wisconsin at North­ froe . esi.itmu-s, Phone 1134 or! western, Indiana at Minnesota, 783J. ' Purdue at Illinois, Kansas Slate at Ni breaks, Texas A. A H. at LAWNS m o w e d . Reasonable Oklahrrha, Missouri at*St. Louis, |nices. je rry Lord, phona 788- Boston College at Michigan State, Tulsa at Dn>1>>, Arkansas at Tex­ et Christian. Texas Tech at South­ P f f i Ct 1,0 * ern Methodist, Southwestern at * *rlt' pHone 1120, Rice, Ohio State at Southern CalLAWNS mowed. A. C a s w e l l , Ifornla, Oregon a t California DU a t . i IUCLA f f ' I . A .9 lf .a t i at \Washington, Idaho at phono U84-J. ___________ _ Washington State, U|uh State at DESIRES laumiry work! 808 Bay (Colorado, Alabama ut South'Caro­ Ave. lina. Tennessee against Duke, 10 B u sin e ss O p p o r tu n itie s Furman nl Auburn Florida At Tulai<), VMI ^t Georgia Tech. LOOKING fur right party to take Xavitr nl Kentucky, Mississippi over A irport Restaurant, Avia- Stata at Ijrulsiana State, North ^■tlotv Country Club anil Cocktail Carolina Stnto at Clemson,' Vir­ Idtunge. iFxclujivij francb|s«; tt ginia at Virginia Tech, Wako real jirupo’/lion for the right Forest at Oiorgetown and Willi­ party. Sanford School-cf Avia- am and Mnrv at the Citadel. .turn, Sanford Municipal Airport, j stop Ja Jake Caulfield, -as well a k •[ <1 (1,000. Em. , HUM’S WANT DUCATS , NEW YORK, Oct, t, plte a ' chilling rain, Brooklyn bn*.bull farts lined tip seven “breast for two blocka 'yn ten iay to buy tickoD for Thursday's playoff game with tbs St. Louis Canllnals. Although the tickets didn't jo on sale until 9 A. M„ the line Started fanning before, dawn. H.U0U reiorvnl peats went on sale, with 22,00ft unreserved s-ata acheftuied to go on sale Thursday morning. K> t h e As s o c ia t e d p u k e s Here are tbo lop ten hitUTn in tho two Major Leagues. In the National I/eaguc. Stan Musia) of tt>i St. Louia Cardinals ivon the IHitting crown with a mirk of Jtfti followed hy Johnny H York .337; Johnny on .All; Dixie Walkyn .323; Del Ennis la .313; Tommy Hulhltey .' Louis ,303 ; im iUi' WalD „••• -- /i*1,*' \r Bm>. . 8,.u g h . r' *,’■, k'lSnre* Halt nnit •« « « ah- J . oh’ I n . h J 9 a n il B i l l y ,Y o u - a r e th srsto re re q u IrM to Ilr o o k ly n and D o st-in 's u e s o r in *«|4 causa la |w rs e B o r UNFURNISHED apartment or b y a t t o r n s r a t Mia C o u rt H o m e ftcnrurd. K lo rld a ob th a 2 llh g a y house badly needed by veteran [rican league, Mick- III or O rn .b t r. IS IS and th a t la <la« crow it la u ll ih - r r o f a ile rrs o v ru ro n fraao and family. Appreciate any In­ TUXEDO FEEDS—complete, line. formation ni to friends movWjIi2S?I9F Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store.; - Ing, houses being vacated or lUntiO ’ owners who may ‘rent. Per­ CONCRETE sewer ' pipe—Septic 'Ifal till* H tanks, fence post, grease traps, drirhla and Detroit IM S . • manent resident.' Phone 473benches, flower pats. Miracle ’ McCcsky of L'ltroit «». t*. It I! itN DON W, D.-C. Riggs. Concrete Co., 309 Elm Ava. 4*U rk, C lr r u ll (fo u r!. I'hU .318; 4>om IIIapt., 2 or ........ 8 *(nlnnle County, glorlda FURNISHED houto or apt.. <t«m .310; Luka Ap- (D P S ’ I C I A L aCAl.) CARPENTERS - MECHANICS 3 bedrooms. Photje 599-J. igo .399; Vcrn Step­ Ernr*l K« flotlsheldvr ATTENTION J Atfdrney hens cf S,. f,uiil« .307; Hank Eft- *■ f t 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE We h a r e , Just received a large | Florida • -triis oB M.lev-'land .301; Lou R M ^ t of h ard -"targ et Boudreau 'j tw' Clc vein nd .294. tools, ami It will pay, you to ONE OF Sanford'a finest celery C lR W ii 10 1 in n g T t ih >l« -f ai¥Tthc in lividcni traders farms located In the heart of look them over, 1 I J U D I C I A L . 1 - llt C t I IT O p in other iwbartmcnts: .• g TNl1i .M r T H T A T K US’ 8 M 1IU D A . t.N A N D tha best eatery district, with a ' STANLEY-ROGERS In the Joitional league, S tan t o , , I-I.M I.S I il.K c o u r t r r . IN v e l x Y o ..u ,ihone. must *e« ___HARDWARE CO. N C K H ) . No. IS IS * l o apt)reelate . i m■it, .H, --------------Mualal n( 1 Ht. Louis led the CIILIIA It. 'tlV A. H A T r i l h i V g . t ' n» seori-d, 121 ; hits. MEN'S, women's and chiblren's I'lo ln t lt r , • ~ Edward F . Lane. v*. ,,48; ami triples, 10, new Fall shoes. See us for She M A I.A C U A 1 H A T T IIU 1V8. FJJUR LOTS — Sanford Avenue i i r of. St.. Isiuls Iwl D o frn d .in t. hard.to*get merchandise, (J. W. . to rutin ed In, 128. Ralph I ust outside city* limits. Cheap, • Clark, 208 Sanford Avc. ' • m i l s : t o . a i >i *i : a i i Kjnur •hone 220-W. burgh wu* th> home T U B U T A T IJ U K P I * r i l l DA- «.i .run k] SEE US for Innersprlpg..M at­ Ith * H3. St-boobmy S1A L.V C II A t S IA T T II t:\V it. ..............„ FOR BAJJ4 and a t lg i.K . ,1 re (io liC ra l Rnwe tresses, Ilnx Springs, and adelphla had the best, es*ld«n<«. l l o q , h f n i l s s , A rls.n m . A VERY good seven rsom house pltahing,. iv age, 11‘ wins and 4 D tToo Hollywood Beds a t factory Are hi-r.li> 'n o llD r il th at on five acres land with plenty u 11ms b .srt L ro u a lil h h Mln%l n . i , pricer.'"Retail store Si display » afe mark o f ,733. - - *u fruit Uwea. * Lart,| au liable for tho C l n t i l i C n u rl o f Oomlnolo room. In t I*rican b-iiirtu’, Trd Clao unty, V io L d if In Chum -ory, * t j | . raising vegetables or flowers, UP W, FIRST ST. Willla *.) i,« n liT .r * . | fo rth , hy Itl'SSV A. loston Dd In :ruu* l) buy at 98260.00, A teal Echols Bedding A. Furniture Co. JIA 'iC ItH W H . uni) jo u n r . h .r s h y with ank Greenberg of I ’liu L i. K n n fu i ',1 IM O , SEVERAL choice building lots in it -lo ri|«1___f wtlh “ C I.r h i-f I I I tho Sanford Mattress Factory Ih'jrnlt in runs hatted in,' *rntulr' ’ t<1 C n u y J .U lf Wi ll I rii 11irpoarantf, Mayfair and Sanford Heights Phona 1133 and C72-J. 137, a: LO A N S r 1) runs. It. Johnnv ip e r jo n a lt> or h r a lIn u io — y ) , III SPORTS LAUGH Id ST section priced front $ 100.00 to at on tigs SOih day o f th-lutn-r; P,«ky o »«lon led In hit*, 204. Hr S h m Ii IH I'm a W • 9809.00. OUTBOARD motor boat for* sate ISIS- M i'l t h e r .a f l .r . to ( i l , u lih . LOANS MADE Stan Spence,of AVarhington was • Ie l r l* r k y m ir w r lt U n i l . f . n . . «. i, TWO atory home on corner lot ' —15 ft, century bull atul 12 FROM $10 TO 1300 Formof Hravyweight Champion the lea Jor in ' doubles. 49. Hank If .n iy. fo irto till] ,,f rorepiniiTl In horse Johnson motor. (Irail 4n good location priced at •mhl i u l l a l I hr lir a , Jo r nor I hod strict privacy; fust service Max Ilaer held his own In other Kdwardu of t'lctclaiul tupped the hy 575(10.00. condition. 119 Sanford Ave.. taw, i|« r d n fe ll nol n r iud g FLORIDA* -LOAN CO. bmp in Irlp'ijs, 1 ( 1 . Dave F trrlss fields, thnn pugilism. Jinx not only to .o l w ill h . . n l . r r .1 a g a in st y*,|i Photic 1098. * SIX room bungalAw on Palmetto K '2 Kanfbrd Avenue •if lloxton had the bc»t pitching ••V .t .fn u ft T ills Is ,i Mult hv l h . was the tup fighter of his time, Avenue hard wood floors, three lIf f . I I I 'I I V A. >1 A T T I I r iV H . .but he al q claimed to be'one of » ernge, 25 ami ft for h mark of If i'ar ln,flv PAINT ynUr ear with NUbedrooms. • n rr« fro m you. M A I.A C H A I vOfl. ENAMEL fur 92.95. No brush the. t'?il ibcssed men In the coun­ IIORltOW HERE WHERE i U T T I I C W i t , ,1 .r,-iidnut SEVERAL nice '6 .A ft room try. .sxn'r's wardrobe Included HO marks! Randall -Electric Co. IV ITN'BHH h r h .m l and srn l of PRIVACY IS RKKPKCTCI) bungalows In good locations C o o rl al KMiitnrd. P li.r lila , thl» It naluidl desire for privccy suit* of rlelhes, four full 'ire's fit*, two dozen bats nn,| one high -eld from 17860 to 98800. 1st day of O rto h -r. I» IS .CHOICE Gcrbcrn Daisy plants. YOU in muncy matters is strictiy suits, 2ft pairs lhocs. 250 nrek- silk bat. In addition. Mux sported II. I ’ IfC liN 'IM iN ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Call after 4:00 P. M. 123 W. A* c t . r k i*f mmI i I C o u rt * respected her*. Friends and tics of gaudy color, six golf out- u valet who also served as chauD REALTOR 10th St. • K i K K l r l A I . o l.A l.l • cur, tvnist ami accountant. relatives are not uuestlonrd Raymond Lundquist about your credit. Your em ­ Associate ZENITH hearing aid, • slightly M I T I I ’K TO 4 I T K A I I ployer of businesa associates Atlantic Bank .Bldg. Phone 732 used, 1 . uMinahlr, Ibyi A r /11 T«» K i'N A MAV; II K l l A N : 13! K im will not hear of vucr personal A w n u f , N e w a rk . N r^ < Herald. Y itii iir r h c r p lif u n llf l. l thsit J iC Here la something Interesting for affairs. There U no causa- for ^i*il !imn hfepfi fFtPtMftlml III lit** | person looking for Income; a embarrassment. PANSY PI ANTS » r a m m im -a iio o v rru . jn . iM rcuIt r.H ip f ttf | In* N in th J n 'llr ln l w»)ll byilt 7 -room : homo—.with ItcaOr-by M*t-ri*wr flD»r%ujinii»W5 fc» lD^gnabWrcrnMt ^ lO M iiii iif Pin flilJi* ht-m lnnlc C4ni»n|ye rdown;' This week only! ' roe EZi'—J .. *No etf-makera on money loans. i n ’ C b m r e r y , ut»d«ir Ih r thlw of 1 if*|i h J a <1 !* f i* m v iw • "<1rm M np . Varlabla payment plans. completely f u r n i s h e d , ncw!Y GEBTRUDR VINING i till I I Hr r f l t r f firu illil I ♦coretten „Insb’-j, recently FAMILY LOAN CO. \ decora ■ __ _ |pslnt___ 0-i . f,;.lr innl* yd*) Dnity Hun bus high prnUes f* ri fi n I*H'ilfl Phnnn 731 mt*| Ij; t is? if 11 n r r *■ , | Phona 39 f lyile I it Mfill«Kar, popuhr ).n for the Hnufrid 1- ullti.uk, Willi Florida Rank ft hie. | id on the outside, In ■ good Yeti im* lhrr*fnrr f*» al tin .Sviuiiiole Country Club, 1 Andfrsun, * Ifreon downtown location. Has double V H S S T lN f JI lO U S E t ie r tr ie 3(1 gulIn fin(4 f'fiiMM* In **i' HMi'iin-v at Itio lloiirr* In I giving Ids' llinr, ami efforCa to garage, and a good t room ** lea table top hut water beat - 12 S PE C IA L SER V IC ES W’bitty hn* this to sny alwiui PtiifiAl oil lh*» Silh- ilwr *»t j teach the Imy* and girl# r f Hem In Andar/on: **The failure to atop Mauftffil, • garage apartment which Is rent­ i er. Also Gns ratfge. 2ft l/i San­ 'itlrisr^ Jiff uml Unit In (Irfmilt ford Ave.. Apt, 2. ulc High Hr bool somt thing nbout Anderson and the gtiieial lot thpff'nfi h itiffii |ir»i rfinfrgjM* ed unfumlsheil. TLj h o i l s t will SHINS the golf game. He fs doing thD'tfcwn by tlu team diruvej cosily he r n lr r e i! ujid I h r nalil m U tP |irn - | could he eaeilv adapted .into a ONE .1 horse Model It Briggs rrn»! rw p.irln, . .Slims cards and I posters fmo Job no hi* own book and i* ,to tho li«-*ls. 2 apartm ent house. Price $10. tnf* ltr»n*1 • tin Offlrful Si• Stratton engine for sn'‘l. O— DEE'S SIGN SERVICE not I; bsing rmn|>msated by th; "They krsjw in advnnfa that “ r ^f ill I n fifth tin y nf R r|» !rm liu f,# S 0<M>N ELECTRIC HER VICE CO. O. D. f j m lrcss. Phone 1021 tehiHil or athletic association. Th* A 3 apartm ent house. In goml 207 .,07 &)agnotin .. Anderson f ^ t s the man that Huy t i t t . Ave. Phone 101 golf rnthnxiesU number nppmxi. had to n r imtUcnoK condition, on large let, 2 c a r l -----f t but lack of alertJ FLOO§~MANDiNG - «*lrrh. Ctrcull Court*. rnalely 150 which Is a large group nesg on garage, with Ineomi bringing In*1 .WATCHED «“ *•»•»• purl of Gsinesvillu .rugs—b x 12 and tl x and .finlxhin.^. Cleaning !<« m ltio ir »(*oil«tV. y iW liM _ and id wax­ for the first yoar that golf ha» gave And $103.00 par months One ap art­ | 0W; H throw rugs. phone ing. Now fluora surfaced to par* n hi* chance and the ( U K K l C I A i . HKAI.V l»e-n nffeuift to the student*. When big hoy ti ment could Im made Immediately every advantage* of y ;iii,.s i K. H o u sho ld sr flIO-W nr 2529 Elm Ave. faction. Old floor* mad* lilts Daw. the "swincstera" learn how to the A ttn ftm r oppor iltr.'S offered him." available for purchaser, Price C»l| , hold the club» and a littls more -MrMulle rimtlniinl, *'lq adili- Snnfuftl, F ln f IriA BRAND NEW' 90,750, * II. M. GLEASON j nbout gelf they will be Invited tloft .to .A U II. P. MOTORS . Business «intarprisa — grocery troll as « backfield n n n r r , to A P r a iu Lake Mary, Fla. . o u t.to th j Country club on Sat­ •tar. Sanfoll p ie 'e n tc f 11 hnrd • $29.50 store, eervlee etatloA. and llvT O ; W m .'C . m r la a n . w huse p tsre urday morning* to play’ around. ' BAUER APPLIANCES raMMsiirn f» lilik m iw n . . charging HWe nn,| the deOsnsIve Ing quarters, mndernly ciiuipprd RENT A CAR Yo u a re lin rfb y In b p | h —» The golf clubs ami other equip. work of Cjarcnre Grantham, a* YOU DRIVE IT and If , KKT 0 p p 0 UR 5.50 x 19 um-I ana doing 001ng nice nicsbusiness. n o .in w . on Ihft l l t l i day of O rto lis r, A. D. hr ment are being furnbbeil by I PIIONK 200 ntet-Jsted living In Horidn nm l: tl w!t)l w, ,, AlU(Utf ont* at \)\t (hie Imcksm »Ut- it|« In ■ a *c r r t s ln su it fo r d lv o rr* 1 ■Vnninole Country Club through fltmwUnir. STRICKLANJl-MORHlSON mil tiff In tho c lri- iitl I'o u rt o ft in _.operatlng a .good b iu ln ^ ,, auU nn, an, 4k Park. the g(h«n>*lty o f Manager Ed •'-URIVE-IT, INC. These I'Jmarks stand, for them- JSrmlnoiM ^C. It a ly , F lo ,Id * . *n « l i - i wilh permanent income, let u* lif it v U t o l t lt ls o f w h ir l, c s s s I * . Uivy-WhltiHr and Ttrwidrgai selvis as *, memorial to the fine show you this opportunity, * THREE-picce living room suit*j,‘ DODGE - PLYMOUTH Hals off to a new rentura in work that Kettles dml Ganas are K i l t * I m, u tta rla n a . lils ln t lf f »>. 13 Mr ACRES dose to colored gi*od condition. 809 W. 12 th, VYpi. C . . lia r lo an . D r r in d u n l PARTS AND SKRVIC8 sporta I t grammar school, suitable for doing at the- local school. TDj , 'W lt n r s s 'm y hand and n f f lc la ll Phono 370-M nr 910. 109 Palmetto Ave,- Phone 1911 sboya them/elves are worthy of • s k i n l Hanford, H rm ln o L C o unty. negro £ub-dWliitm or * IndustIlIkKi HHI(ia nv u ssmiilii a I )get iva4 H in t, o f F lo r id a , th is U l h y a y o f j l The D a m cud is ATTENTION trial‘ ijfttsriirls*. ijftterprlse. Propen Property Joittg the praise nr llta they would hnot SNAPSHOTS—printed, developed, 8e|)t*nit>*r, A. Ik UK. 1 The ■ New ^ ■ ■Smyrna■ ^ P f Barracudas i f i H f i uH^l S Banford entei'Nl the game A t l a n t i c Coast Lme tracks. IF Interested In purchase of toys, enlarged. W e.aopy old photo* game*, - dolls, pull toys, wheel O , V, ItUIlNDIftf are rounding a poj'mt elrven lnt» U n underdog and rame out vie-* 9100,00 per aerr. graphs. ( l l r r k rg C lrc a lt ffo u rt Condition in an attempt to re- torious. We predict that before 35 acre* af land on West 1st - goods and complete Him of .NIC1IOLL STUDIO.. Christmas gift ’merchandise for 220 Melsch Bl 5, Phone 1199. rapture the North Central Florida the srasun .Is over other sports ( P E A L ) Hstnlnol* C o il,lly , KK-rMo | Street, In. flowing-well area. resale, Write P, O, Borf 1401, Conference championship for the wrltere will sing the pralsse of Property'border* on paw*! high­ ELECTRIC appliance repair*— recond straight juar. , the Himinole High School grid C fin C C T P C O U R T . N IN T H J U D I ­ way west of Monroa Center*. - Sanford, Fla. wo rvpntr wsshing m*ch|ne», The Barracudas have at pre- machine lust as ha* Whltoy Me- C I A L C IR C U IT O F F I / l l t l D A . F O R Land Is partially a ru i“ cleared. This HEADQUARTERS for Christine* HKMDf HKM lN O t-K C O U N T Y , IN C U A N vaaiiuiis U H I I V I * , ,« P W | unnw i vnccum cleaners, .fans, mixers. nt a strong eleven and without Hut'iin ofi Gainesville. Is 1 good boy ht $00.00 per G CERT, gifts, toys, games, books, dolts, T rttU r AppUnncfi Bfrvlct, JU)4 Inforseln »difflcultle* <>stering the IIARRIDT K- MATTUSCn, B ij' now on budget or lny-aw»y, W. 2nd stt, Phone HM4-J, picture the New 8mTma aleven _______________ We-Told -You-il» ( Complainant, Bavcral email_____e* home* ranemi ranging In Flrestono Htoius, 111 E. First :; * ’ will U a t potent a i tiny were Trice from $2,600 to 9(l,6W. One JhlA could be we-told-you-s-v ANNOUNCING opening of L. D last year. St. • n HUNKY J. MATTUflCH. ' y '■ simply lieeause- w* did tell you eomnletclv furniih-d house. 8lmua*on Engineering A S u r­ j n#fro<Unt. CapL Johnnie Perriss, a' big ■ .PRKO W, BENDER CELERY plant*—e n o u g h for veying. llarlon C, Gonlon, ra- 223 pounder and David Rltriila at th a t Mvril Hoag would likely to T H B H T A T E O r F L O R ID A ba the new m aneiur cf the Bnomi 2 Florida Slate Bank Ilhlg. T O II K N I t Y J , k fA T T U IK T tli about 10 acres. Valiant, Paspresentattva. 110 N. Park Ay*. 185. ___ hold ___ the________ tackle positions. Gainesville G-Men for next year. t* poa Yo u a r * hereby notified that 4 ■ i Phone 1031) c|v*l and Early Fortune.' Beils I’hhone 1120, G eo rga M u s e o n ,, 1 « 5 1 and *G *w rg* . J f * w ill be thy"’ m a n i v t r . »n«* suit ba* been filed In- Ibe Clrculi Tlie Court of Henvlnole County,. Florida, have not Wen pulled over. About 80 ACRES good land being N ft ' " “ * ■ 1 1 ,- 1 .4 0 ic o a rd s; '- M y ro n 'a n n o u n c e m e n t cam e y e s t e r d a y a f - tii tho m il uf r i s r n e l r,. s la ttu e rii, BUILDING Roofing * Painting ready. ' PR otu 010-R. of NWH Bee. 8-20-80, by ownW h ite , 140 c e n t e r ; Bo b b y H onder* u m o o n fo llo w in g a ’ * b e ard . o f n im n ts ln a n f, r* .- H e n ry J . S fa ttu srh , « r. Writ* Orlando. Box 3753 5-BURNER oil stove for sale. i Smith Brothers, Phone 108g*J. eon. H H . and John- F a n e lll, 1 4 0 ,d ire c to rs m u d lu g o f th e G a in e s ­ d efendant, Che free ry No. IS M . Th e h a la r * Of this s u it la to o btain a tor phene Orlapdo 6109. at tha end*. You hare It. W* h*re I t n v i l l e h a ll c lu b . 1100 W. First St... divorce. Y o u ar* ■required to file 4k J. Haulers, Corner l i t and Thn. baekftdd combination will Th* directors also announced r o a r w r itte n apearnnea on or be­ 4H acres with S.roojn robab! hrobably be Tommli Hall. IWX •that the work Inv agreement with fo re the tw e n ty - fir s t d a y o f Oc­ a r t ic l e s W a n t e d lim ri' ‘' ' ' , bath. WeUr,_jhd- and $ Jeer#* D . ...__ I t .K , e r _ n C ecrse pro ' two serfN ieinporchss. I’LL BUY your eat regardless 13 NOTICES—PERSONAL QB: .Louie Clayton and Walter thy Atlanta Cracker* le also com tober, A . wilt ba enlered . aaslnet Middleton at the halve*, each' ti ____ plete. This kin, .Itself ______ . J la a great yoit office and *tm>» and . of age or condition; Roy Real, 150. pound mall lu g ftri and accomplishment H| - ‘ for ir - the th ' Gmfen.M ms- hand nod »eal na Price $8,000.00. Year* BEMIN OLE TIItH SHOP 100 W. 2nd1SU Bit*tea- McCray, 170, In the full­ This willv mean od hall _____many u ih f _good a f th e C tr v u ll.C o u r t a f 9«m nU m*)'. be bad pn 201 North Farit 1 back slot, * ^ . .. -, players will find Jh e lr way ,lpio liade . C n u n ty , F to tid a . Ih le |TCts f j"" USED pianos for cash. T^he Music Telephone 37 Th* ends are Uckcd up by a the fold of the GailutvUle club day qr n t jile m h e r ,-A. i s IM t . t room hous*. large Hoc,1 phono O. F . llK R N D O ff — 1 -■ of - * -heavy 1 ■ *hove; -------Jerry - n w u - th at Would never have beep there Ctsrk, Circuit Court blcken pen, F h o *««* NftW ready to grind every Mon. n»lr had the agreeir.iint not been ntgpman. 100, and Till SpeMar. 150 ( B E A L ) fenced, deep well. ruq- CLEAN col ten rage wanted; Will day morning — Your corn, Tackle position* alto ham heavy i t l / *: ,■ - . , pay >10c per pound. Please bring .'g_r its,, tr.eal, r .1 Loeatfd near com m -cob ......1, ________ . them to tho office of Tha Atlanta field* a jrinnlng eltsh ..re 95450.00. shucks, etc., for feed, J, W, and well trained r*Dl*c*mi-nls. William Rape, 210, and Bob Cain, Sanford Herald. I room bouse, front ami Bril, Lake Monroe, Phona 18. 170; guard replacements a n f-lw practically every year and next H. hot wkbh m tale, rtCKUP truck. Dixie‘Slows, 1498 > »®9 to .b e counted dif__________ _ for reftt. Tha and amall, Allan W ard/ art 11*. Jo t PHONOGRAPHS garage. Price $4000- w. 13tii sl . . Holland, 117, and Duncan Exum. furantly. Tha G-Men will nut* nfei-tf-.- **-, -a*-; \ ‘ v-wf. Huate Box, phone- 053.—_ 138. ,reriallv benefit by having _ I W p _Hoag fltpynw Beach, SPINET piano wanted In' g<Wd ,»h#lr manager and A tlanta to to ' eft metal eondlton, Phona 9. STUDIO o f S h i o w o r a p i i y oot th«m thsra aoms *ora« playor* when Praise Andersen (shoot north. f o r f ln e s j ft**H ty WhlUy McMullen ef th# Celnes- necdevl n o t year. 7 Pets, Livestock, Supplies PORTRAITS . ‘i. . .* * .• i i sA ■-------— — - — r r — — ------ ~ is N O T I C R J W ltw^^MeW fc TO SPIHAI fPOUClftON A WATSONTMftH ' "J,: L05T » >O U N D Calory Ave. .H as Purina'feeda. 14 ■ 'v ootlHedt th a t.* 10 *111*1*4 la > LOST — black and far . sale hy HELP WANTED SET J R e g . U 19 r» 3 E • 1 ti > ,.v -fletf-cleanliif design cleans mad tod tm h from then quickly, efficiently. Tough, long-weiring black rubber. Ifsndy sis* * JUST A FEW! Reg, 1.39 # E XT R A« TOY ARCHERY SET Reg. 1.79 INSIDE SPORTS REPORT Milk Mixture for Stomach Ulcers nam ad ifl 2" mm =- : m ■•■ V' v‘s _rt -i Tv *■ v ■ r-^-i*#=^-T-.P^nyl!! v- ; ■ - ' .i-^ zil ESrXnlrJb:iZ5i* • JACK Tor passenger oats —1t j -ton causeliy. Lift* from IU to 80 I ' - A remsrkablo vatuet In­ cludes a ift-lnch bow. throe snows, target amt archery booklet. M teen-lnrb -Bamorsbl* baa*. — E IN TO DA ad* POfUN JACKETS —— - E lf ' OAHAUDINg JACKETS ----- >■** DAf RAINCOATS ---------- -—r ----------- f " 7J 5 Knew High Coal* • , * DREM8 SOCKS . - « PR. 1.00 WICKER CLOTHES HAMPERS U-------; « TENNIS BALLB f f ----- 1 " I.M CHIMNEY CLEANER - , - l — ------- 1SSo- ALUMINUM CLEANER — --------- l9o M% Off On An Oarden loaoet Bpnya •. ■ -i > •> - WH I L E THEY L AS T IIICY CM S 1 II\I» M < * IIT PRICE SLASH , .’ I * �In JJnlty There It Strength -T .-W » A e t TH E WEATTTTTr riiTKfc.'TTihf if Um f n i t m I air with n« impmtnnl change* i-i tem perature;thl* afternoon, lanlsht ami Thursday* Gentle <o mt-derole ecuterly .winds* o f America; AN .INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVII SANFORD, FLORIDA, E s ta b lis h e d 1 9 0 8 Redoubled Force O f » I American Guards .Surround A uden t WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2, I9<16 11. Coleman Reviews (bounty’s rro ^ re s s During Past Y ear; Higgins !h Lauded Agreem ent On Trieste Yugoslavia W. V. Ullttiw, tn-m.isir of Toucir<<m Unit btorj. sax eUvU$l,flfg* Driver Survives 22,r>-Foot Fall Associated Press lx;tscd Wire \ 4-caufuis King-George Returns Tir Tlmtrtt tif Grcuct Adriatic w O E itm iE irn , Oct. 2;(/p> - Allied Control' Council delegates are disclosed to have met secretly today to nmp out details for the hatighig o f Hitler’s .eleven Surviving henchmen. The detail conufkittcc w as composed of four men, one each representing Dritain. arrutiipliahmcnU of ‘lie paxt year. I, Tito urgant/ilicm at prcient hai j s m-nihrsUin of 117. he said. w ith y *ni- annual budget of tlSIOO und » ‘ i- k '.i h riant? of It.07.1 Mr C jln tiill j. aim Ihstike.l tin- director* lor 'Jielf ’• i ■.| r "■ 1 ■-i 1 ’id 'll J r lb lltt in tin- utt'lrlns 'wnrr n M anager llle^ln1 nli I Mir elfi.-trucy of Mlui , M a u Jicl Bella. . • U nit mitt Titian of Ororge Tmtliy, R-it-ilnr I, F Poylr wax njunlliled illusala, Franco and the Unitm Sta‘.-:». They a»> mole I under a security blackout In the deserted courtroom whur? for ten months Nuidom'a h-ading war critninaU werq. tried. A redoubled force of Amrrican jfusnJs .surrounded tiu undent Piuernberg ' courlhdu* • -lo assuie that iuitlru ii m i hampered: T in American soldiers are under order* to ."shotil. tr kill” In tb i cns« of Stty provocatiuin and It lias been Announced that security oitasun-i will be maintained .un‘11 Ujs, day r f retribution has nas«ed. convicted w ar ClAtttiMO OVI« THI *101 o f a 273-foot cliff In his station wajo.i at Fort Washington, N. Y, Oscar Gtoeckler, 27, a veteran, managed In elimb back to the road, despite being badly Injured, to be picked up by a passing motorist The car, which bounded against huge boulders as It fell, Is shown being removed from the rocky gorge. (Initmatlniwl) Marshall Dendy And Alex Waite Speak At Kiwanis Luncheon Today Catholic Bishop Declares Future To Vindicate Him 2AHKRB*, "Yugoslavia, Ocl. I . (Al*)— A Franciscan monk today testified that Yugo­ slav Archbishop Atojsljc Hiepinac once wrote a pastoral letter which called for p a u h e rraiatance againal the goccni- Ment of Jarahal Tito. The • Monk, Father Modesto MarUncle taatlfled that IhroArchb is hop had told hint, “ If Monts think* I am harmful lo the Catholic Church. I will abdicate. Otherwise I will con- « "Una* to fight for the rights • f the church." * ZAtilt KM, Yugoslavia, Oct. 2 (/P)-*-Th» tria l,o f tha hand of the Homan Oatholle Church In Yugo­ slavia, Arthblahop A lojiljc . 8t*piaac, today entered it* third tlar. Tha rhmthnuut staunrhly main­ tained that \ t n future will vlndlesi_* » to him of chitrKe* of. .collaboray ’______ _____groups. _. . -^ru-XTI tlon awith terrorist An Araarkpn Catholic. Bishop ter mid St* pinac'* trial by a IhrtuMfeit lunhla'a court Mil rf as tod M nh» of nt the thfl m an prepi^* “ona most important avunts -of the eonlury.** ->*So far, tha Yugoclav church­ man rowrvad hia.dcfaiuto p>m- IU T. Waits predict*") that deldeclnrrd vestorday. “when It is possible to publish documents, pita the fact, that Hollins had and when each ran speak without a new and untried team with foar, thou Will be none who wilt many 01 veterans, something aay a- word against my Arch* •pactocular and Interesting might bishopric."’ The Yugoslav public result. Up .until four weeks ago, ros»eulo,r contandad that tha a t least half nf the men had m s and condition* new are such not seen each other or th« coach, th a t JIUhop Btepinac may apeak he said. Bob Johnson of .Winter Park and Howard IfonUeth i t before tbd mUonal court. Bishop J m p h Hurley of Saint Sanford introduced the speaker*. W inter Park v Initon* Included! Auguslln*, f la , a regent of tin Belgrade Apoatnlic NuncMuce. la Dr. Waite, 0 . N. Denning, Harold atterdlng tk« trial, liishop Hurley K utiatm un. R- C- B aker,'• Rtir saga he will remain alksnt about Travllllan, Herb Bamum, Boh S p i RBCOmiEII J , r.:r , PS X ? V 2*?S ton. Dr. L B. Amkh of lo rn *■v- Cl’rtl .f t a u p r t o m a s - thls nsorn. The Southern Tubergvloale Asso•ld -to be-mere than clatlon’wlU open a two-dey meetaway, probably Chile inf In JacksonviU# Thursday, to th s (InfrrnafioTmi R ddiophof^ Reds Say Chiang Varied Comment txpressed Today On Is Using Nearly Verdicts Reached By World Tribunal t.n imrt <•f fbr i‘- it.!* 1 halt’ on tIim * Mn • fr*r S 'l'llll M'J | III- |U*Vh fr-«* r t .»!•* of 1 i it* »*■ \'*A(enby% iltt-** » *a! .'•» i hi* T ri !#* t *tjiv i l*. i h i in In*f olkimr I l>f .i .» i ir j ! K *A u!Kunn*nt* tuluy 'It ,1'iwhtlr, in «iJt!i' tun (i* ih^ halnm f*(i)Uirnl and T ernU irilt \ ‘ommuxlon, fnm t»fh«*r cm tfvjfnets TuiHittillren an* oniiitmiiuf thoir ttnik n(i Major |n-flrf» prob!-*IU». lit nil, ten rominln-iuni cunri'iwd flu- im inirtF f*«t :u!fLi (m u n i tb rir w Hfulllne. Tin* »• ilif rio n p t hil^*l Loth ilnv and nitfht • in (K-^ of «*nirtf>K*tntj^ fL^ir "nr!.. n in e,| hi,in,; -linn ,, sm i>,iiF. m , m u g iftidolph Ur-,., Ururjti* Totihy ha* licen nnmrd off \vtth ,1 M r J cnti urr. It trim* chairm an of tin- com m ittee which .*.1 it,- ,ti.n,„i„, it- Njiti | liyh will iliitvt th r UHB t lirlitmim ’ ,, i , , i , i ,i i„ Mr»l -“ilr (hrottghom th**—roitnty I 'l it,.,,,' fl1" •ub.-ind.wi>* i«»ittr*»l wiifki nrcnriilHjf in an Dtt■* *|l*,' 1 M**anormrnt mtalt* (**tin v hy Mrx. M' 1 ' ' 4 i' ■ ' " ’v *,,T \]a| Y Itaulinn, |»ifoitlvvit -f thn * •»|‘* u ^rm iiiolr Cntiiilv TubrrriiliD a A . .(M*mtion. T hr t'ouniy t amjmiini tfiiVrinnt*'ill jil*i■vi*' him i♦"I\ 'Mid, g u ilt lin n during the past *eai S r (■■ihioan I.Oil pH rlhi'hu Vm phasb no I tie lui|s*rluni r of <h vafloiL, HI Jollp- Hirer pio|i-unit r-vealerl Ihe* ih-sptle ic •*., Kovetmiirnl ac'.iutt lit hokllmf oj>r vliliiaHy oil nuldir work* I'toieit . tie listl the a.-.Mltam-e Unit les-i the |iro|m*etf*Ill-foot channel and (he iU-feot channel would be com■deled within the coming y ear.] tie also sa id -llm t progress Imlioen satHfiiclnrv . In eslabllililnc a U irge line- on Ihc riser with Inwrt ft rigid rules in pr<i*|ieci The Chandler of Commerce ha* been active, he pointed out. . In assisting in the" reconversion .,r the Sanford Naval Air S tation to peacetime activities. Conti acthave been signed with llo\ lirowning to operate the airport and with the Interressiun In atlld te In iipernto a vocational . train in g school. The Fernuhl I.*tighten Hospital has U ken over ' 1 1' • L* I'M"'* hki p a rt of th** natitin "h h - |Oth f• *• ,,,r • r »*t•1 1 v »»• m anm tttl.C hrU tm iu Svnl which • Im*ii *h|*‘.#i •man pstlitinaii. npfiui »Sov. 2T» ami will f ntlliuo. w * «|tinl»*f! •dritt.,mimtf l h »t unl(l ChrUtmu*. * ,b , lil v»n I-,.,,-1, Fntuclif „vVr nte ,lo«|>lv gratified that I.*i,dr,| ,.vr, 11 . I.vnn.,1, . mtt;- W). Mtall have ,* man of Mr. ........... T* I iii"". 'bey Tmilty'i calih rr to head our mi11 k111 ' “ k* ' ' ' nuni tu o d-raiiing cam pnnn,” *aid ” ......I1,e * v Mi Itawlins. "W e know that ii . ti ',1" tl,r contrihution which h* will ,l * - ......... ’ • M »;•*•*• •" - makr in mir t-iugrnm to picvcht " >.»'i .*■ i-ib.-ru) nmec j and- ronlrul tiil*"tculo3l» wil| ex* -I -.1 1 -. ,< I e.l -.1 I s - I 1, 1, 1,,I Key olid ,,>;,l .a ir tinir Into ' l* **i I (lie veal ahca.l when ^ral sale • ................. ' i,a*, i" fuii.l, will go I-, wmk to improve * |,t, i," .1 hi -,>i, lint"-, g ll ||, , lirallh of our comiiiiililttcj." *‘ 1 ^ I'o'B" • j Mr louliy .aid hr iradily ,*r' 1''b "* ’ erpted the chAlrmanship liecamo 11. 1,i, -.itto n ir y in ii,, l.p I,, recognised the valur of I Im .............. t'lio f t n i l .i!I - l >•* ' u „rk of the association and be| D!IHSOflJO when Itiilgana votcil I, I, i by tt»- t.rriii.i.i t , ,«uur lie knew th e people of tlia ‘ In rclet I th e m onarrhy m favor of n ‘ ffitinly were Kill p en-nil hack of rcpubllm n form "f govcrrifticnt, j g,«,,| fill llieil i lf»-|*t , InVrtllMth r association in .tH fight iii.iii • ■n 1-1 <•■ -v*‘ lc light mi I againal tubrrculusit. nlne-ycar-old King K nnrnn If, a r ­ rive! wiili Ids in o lh rr. Q uern J o - i th ru - i, I»r I, . irii .iin fin heuvy Within u few days, he added, ih Tnky > Tim lay/yrr he will name a rum igjttpc ll'inna, at litanhiil, T urkey. Tin* , ctiU nrr as*' t-,i i.iiiri.,1 ti Inina, ^hr f,,iliter ■i t him In conducting the cam* HHimt exiled king « m ' h rav lly ,I.,|> • vv, t i'i Tlw Iin. raid the sc- paign. go rilled by police. ( IntrrnaM onnl) iipiitt.il ol Von I'.ipf-n -.iip-vnl-d "I dpnild h r happy to havtt In. iitgum-iil (list tl.him a ; lion'll people volunteer for the Com. v A. '-I fw irenl iticrjflutc in auto. not ti e d ll' tin- lii.turv o f ' m ittee," Mr. Touhy added. “ Any* middle tlrivcr* fict'itac applications 't h r ngra, hr ,-hi-I. licit atnlm.,- unr who fecla he can help In aa iuinpai>:d willt Lliiuc is-ued up ailm . ,i|lf imU.uiii- ft tu trial. I • hi.i im portant community undet 'Ilf, wav llrtn iain i in-rung i.aw | taking will, I hopexcerngianinitA NRW YORK, Oct; i . <fly A ii. om t|nl not h tvi' n completely At f>:00 o’clock yesterday aft«r- Coast (rtiiird Ffl.V 'plnnr line lln ii tria l- Unit i . f i i r .u i lie rc- with the n ffirr of the associa* t (Inn, -J noti/i, the last day license.! could xpotted ii—*uLa£*i>rr Imit! over'dur g.ftf^ d the wold. be tf-curpl without taking a airier lal" -ryartf-rdiiv at Shall. Iii ciiog was. utiirle I Icrflayr -liy , jdrivf.-ra' test, H^t“7 licerc-c- «c«v Itivrr Idler. N. .1. I hr plunr i . jissut i aa rompaicil with fijvbti lx- dtiiK-tiiig » eexcor vr*ncl Inwanl th e London Kw i iii i - Slstfflsrd as • 'ru ed at this tifire la s t >*jar. How. Urn boat which hits five perrons eying -I" u wiiUcn interview: the court could not be obi-.etivf ns thr ever, during Ihc fiscal year, liceii* aboard, trial WSJ a p-dltlral one. Kin h eta issurd totalled O.tiOU, l«it it Ir -Tim ’('oust (fUutd said Hint lejilly cf,ub| mit ay. h». added, b4>»ved that thlj figure will lie there had been ■it" Word a*- la exceeded during the pfAent year Vvhat was wrong with the craft. •luit nil tlm po'r.ilnlittes nf defem e wt-r* *1 mv disposal. ending Oct- l,'l'>47. security Lumbir tom piny SccerRy Lumbar K riju lilr. p /t’oii cell, the ex- 1 trimmkd the llaynta and WlfNUF.UNMW, Germany, OcL ^ Those drlvurs who new wish teichxriinr hall ' also delivered his 2. (AP>— Twe esperta on secure licenses may olilain llama Fumiluremei* In th* opinion alMiut lh>j future of the mental dlaerdsre at Nuernberg [them by contacting, state high- dusk, third game nf (lie playoff world and mankind, lie said th* ' agread that at least ona of (way official* nt flip ..Sanford •riles lo determine the atiampatom Immli will dccHir th at future. thr*. Natl riag laadare con- jAmtAry on Monday* amt Thur»- [VI(ll ions in th r City Softball' ■*» fre.avk in i.Oo I •fIfl P. i* M. .n damned to dia ls strictly a •*»« ra at from 9.fWl 2:66*to M. .............. A m t' aascrlcfl (io s'in g . if the , l-r-igur by an B to 3 margin United tUaics do*a *not hold Ihc . phony. _ U»t night. leml in U»>, fo ld , It w |l| mean The phony ia Ibe titular Red William* and Roy Britt head-of the I t German* who iklet on d r iv ln r n u t out by th e! NKW DELHI, India, Oct. 3 <>n the hill fo g the Furniture* will ho kinged two week* ite, and available a t tlo Court U P t-.T h ? president o f t h # 'Bio.. net* allow ad ten aafelleawhllv from today — Hermann Goer“**' j J*n» le ag u e . M. A. Jinnali. cotitheir malea committed a pair • fe rrtd for alm ost art hour today lag. . 1 of mlscota. The Security butl­ 21 Po^cnnl t In Autiv Or* I>erni',u Const Guard Plant* Spols Missing Itout Security Lumber . Cops F irst Tilt Gocrinjp Termed A PhonjT By Experts ^n- taking this fmt, It l» adable lo caufully altily Iha ' J Ac k 80NVILLZ, 0 cW 2, ( & - frrcfj of Athens o a lh« w . iv.t.ri wife, beside him. Hotlmva .» inulium-sj/cd crowd Hie flrr^k m onarch w af recalled from extl* »»v l*i'-rlotnlr in tb r nireilnu. th e. dlt-s-tms adoptrd th r report of u. roinmUle- hraflrrl In l/-n lu sh e r, iii complete Imiimvcments to th e Imtite of “ W hhtllns Willie" as noUinrlrrd liy Hie Clininber of] i C otniffn* I* 11 untl « half s-"*<■r-i j ’iu*o Anil a requrst from llir Jontoi ’ CltSliihri of Oominrrr" f"i a.vityt , niice In eaUtbh.ilijm: 11 Tniol.il In |ti.rin-< ttm IWioth »«.» sratil'-tl to tio ••xlctd of IIJMsi KrrM n WIImmi itnl W A 'c-fflc NANWMJ. •„». ,,v, n ,r were iipjulnlr'l as n (o in in ltl'f y-, official « l»!itfjtu I fiinlmini vt n#»vv3j tucjert. In foitner t*resldnil T VV ntfi’iiry. N‘»*\v ( liinn, Irniiiv ilaim iu a to n u phuiur r*prei.'ln« th - ed Unit OmutB K ai S la l i- u um .ipprerUlloti of the Cttainbrr o f ; ini»H‘ th a n men in '■•itn'-‘*f tr for his unselfish w r V ChiiittV civi| w ar. The ('niuitiiinU t for lh**= oiaanlritUmt during Bn-’ iti*rnry ntluurd nUa I ha I ihu re a rs of tUtn'-’lfl. * ‘ fiylifliiL' \4 •■**'■*I llir, SaliaMali^t In ’<iillinlng the ivnrl, of l1si "i It inhop Joseph Hurley . Of S t AtitfUHtinc | Is Attending Trial Ik e Official said that a datn «• rectinvanlng Uo Palaetlnp Con* irence would bo announced IlU f. he gpokeaman - made hi* dlaoeutoa after Foreign Secretary gHtol Bavin and Colonial Reedae»<^evge Hall today attondI thd itxtli minting n f the Arab midons. begun B ago. KHDINO n V I YIAKS OF IXILI, King ( royal poUcewIlh hli hrolber, * m*-n from rhaleron Huy, whrrc hr I it « <\ 4 • it F \A1tn-li-r. und D lslrlr’ No. I crim inals Arab view, cn th . tha adjournmrnt *7 «Id b# dl*- I.e* i- e l a n d tlml III; ‘‘Anglo* .-nxi n i i u n w " lia.I renounced-tha ‘Must anlKptllllt" decision of Jho, . Foreign' ascii in nrH.’Vo , staid l»h' h Hrltlsh-A*m)tican Military ba*e on -It- Adriatic. . I’xlng nit American plirniP. . . -ijailr alleged tine .! mocralio Vinciplci, in (In- British, Am-’rl* ■an Fr neh proposal* have ;< tS with the wind." ? ,f .l ’.iwiil 5 W O Klllin* f ie r y tl<-lrif.- L-hni/i- i:i angry rapid-fire iltfM lit of . i>efnrr. tbi- Hsliau^iJflU^ l.-jl an | territorial cotnmfi -ion. ‘ In addition In tfir olficet* ali*ad n»mtd Hi* folio* it-t dP tri-t .irr to r* J,trills * rtr -le '-il l i t ' m * -J-, I Fnoili so uni- OUk Itlit No '1 II It Crotplev. tinirlct No I, -I A llUllInr. niVi rl No I Ulks With VlCtTOy ---- - * . * IKSOVATHW U H lim W A Y r s n ' r raS through and throgah — and all .the other defeadanto know * Kixarli •-litr-J a Hr* of netnlnoe* for Ute V4-I-.U4' office* Nomination* atfre -ui'-d for from tl}<* floor but thcr; >-u-r none, tin- nomiuatlini com* HlJii-r'* -rlccUfm, *ptr uti oilmans* electel. ! i nn ith rn ai-Polnl ett -etinrtMlnr ol U L. I’ -m II James n u t lohu H er. Atolii* Curriiway ami W A Pat­ rick Tltcv rstired und !*lvp ;>re- h * ■state of -Triestej ‘ Y u g o s la v l a 's C.itr I ij.1 .1- mad. Irtnj’^rary chairman of tin- tneclili;. A uoni'inttmt comm1Met- was , Meanwhile-, with the shallow of Ihu gallows hanging oyer the •luumrd war criminals, their. Icttse attorneys a r- liu»y prepar­ ing eppcoLs. T h j four-p w«r Alii- | Id Coninit Council in Hcrlin i* Hi- j last hope o f the condafltned N eiis. buf tlr-rj ep PiP.ru little liklHiotnl of n revgrtel of the decisions of th r International H llltsry Triburi-. •I*The P A R I S , O c t. 2 < # ) ' — YUg o a lu v iu l a u n c h e d a n o t h e r tira d e a g a in s t R r itn m - a n d t h e U n ite d S t a t e s a t t h e ! P a ris P ence C o n fe re n c e to ­ d a y , a c c u s i n g t h e tw o n o lio n s o f b e t r a y i n g th e . R ig 1 F o u r a g r e e m e n t o n t h e free. The West Side Primary School P.T.A, will meet In the school auditorium at 8:16. P. M. All member* are urged to attend- er. Junior Dress, allowed the llaynen and William* nine hat five scat I* red bingles. Ilsynes and Williams hold a 2 to I game margin over the Security Lumber aggregation. Play will h« resumed a t Lake, front Park on Monday night. �WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2, 1948 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLOHI The Sanford Herald i * « “ «” ' MATItt ■r.MhW »s *<»••«• im i i * . »** {•over W b DNESDAY,' O l’nTBKJI i , |» |g ur M HIBLK yK H hli KOII I O il A t n ’ tlg v h ig S O A P ' SHORTAOe .C A N BE BENEFICIAL g J J, LASTS i f f A K f t i L i.k .- ’ S 1 Boyfe,*U» L«ih€r#,W-V. BUtlfurF G«orfi ,Touhyt U nd Webfcr.orfolin C c ' ^ t t U Z i C , i* L .E^kinkJL, IL Qs‘e- 1 » \C K ? 1 G F S T O U T ; - ftittT )> ASUDl Btut. 6K 3 SHOKTAGtJHH Dr Leonard Barker . ' Oplaaaftriat K K Y tW l* RAM • 2 r i e* a mined—GlataeS filled M ) 8 . O rante A**. Firestone Stores COUPON SALE . Orlande!. Florida Phono 4*47 Present this advertisement Thursday and receive Long Handled RENT Garden Weeder _r»£v Reg.. 45c for l&c - -? l M M m a tfo |il* n t e w ith I flH r r, bf» w g s m m t a s g fr»r«o tfie nerffmned art bnlng imvp beep out of flip STAN COMSTOCK. Investment R rarillM ■ hone CMS—Teletype OB | | Although It Wfflllfl have yeemed to have |>een a rank m ja g e of justice to allow lids mnMer schemer and mafic atflpl-plgeon to go free, the trials on th e'w h ole ; a v*ai imbrcAvmenf In dealing with International inals; and their verdicts, If promptly carried nut, hi have u wllolegfljnn e ffect on others who at som a Ti-fjipe-may b« lemptetl to iend their m itibnjrintp Too (will T.hal rumor t attem pt to assaraiuate T lto l--.— _ . • A-«-cp—v ***— im p i , i A m vrkan Holdfitr*- HO Italian-—I ••aUline. A a f f t r n pvtiod of rtreilrfmpnt . V on‘ Tnupn again 1 japIpsatYrt »|npn the Ruropfan ‘ spepe when, Apparently j ■ 5 lightened tin. a lijp .A c t, * fV F N . ±jjiV thr* J^nzjS^^^lBMRlLjQUtlcr-re|miH^he'"Tovait.l)r-n>‘. ispfc|a| envoy Info A ustn«, just a short time TIIPV TlfttkW AWAY MANY Iflfrnjap hivnyjon. Vfnpy sim iler odd Jolts were W IN C H THAT TlktOf Tit I. A- by Vnp Pnpen during flip Nart .regjme, the — ------ *■•■» "HiM n i t v v a til!. , his ndsslnp- In TMTpW where he is assumed to iisihle for jtepjijftg fliat strategic country \ 1 R u t V o n P n p e n w n s a s c o u n d r e l o f th e f i r s t w n t e r lo n g b e f o r e H i t l e r c p in e in to p o w e r . O n r m g t h e f i r s t W o r ld W a r h e w a s ft m l i l t a i y a t t a c h e a t t h e G e m in iiy e m b a s s y in W a s h i n g t o n , n n d f in a lly h n d to f le e f o r h is lif e n s n r e s u l t o f h i* e s p io n a g e n c tlv f tio a n t t h n t tim e . ■ l i e w n s t h e la s t G e rim m c h a n c e llo r b e f o r e H itle r n n d Is a c c r e d ite d w ith h a v i n g b e e n la rg e ly - r e s p o n s ib le f o r In* fliie n rin i* P r e s i d e n t \U m [Jim ie.n b erg ..tt> » b H rn J iiu ^ d U iu n try vt»«a s*i»i*a i' MlIlM Ik • « • , ~ K^iiiTTiuitTniim. for tljp vertfict* In the Nuernberg (fla b Is tempered only by the thought that It might hay*1 beon better to hifye. sli^t"fhe whole k itn n tl klhoodle.of Na*l fijadtirt wlthlii n few phort hour# after thoy'wnjbVaptuted. However, they have probably not enjoyed th eir,im ­ prisonment during fhe pasj year, ngr the necessity of sit­ ting In cnjirt >vhjjB their fcrin)»'s wen? paraded before them for the. whph» world to see. The. postponement of their piinffliinent, which Is now so anun to cotne, cannot have iffordep them muplr relief. ■*' Although one ran'ftgm* with the verdicts, in most in­ stances, unless we are to assume that hnnging is too good for them, It is a little hard to undenttand why that nrchconspinitor of modern Germany, Prana Von Papen, wns acquitted. So were l|jalm ar Sehncht, who supplied llie finsiirtai brain for the N asi hnirnchy, and Mann fritch e. tlie radio propaganda chief. a.saw * s 1*!: ’"•oi.l.aoi u oaina Ullw • (JUMUtlk OKAS , a>«i»— . N H ernbiB rfl: Y p N I p M ^ . SANFORD HARDWARE CO flalia TOO I/ATK TO CLASSIFY fjuop^te, Hr RUSSELL KAY e rn e .crim e.” T h e i n t o dr. th e 'N u o m * s e r v e a s rf w a r n i n g f o r n il t i m e A lr mall con now b* lent for five cent* Inttead of rig h t c«nt*. A a l a ir mall glaM** may noon Lc landing at 1 he fjanfrrd alnw rt. indra cr *'J»* dornian; *. hm* anil-jtSO'l ... . t W gr•jte rlo a .'tB T O rlila f'l«» niy Job with the U nlbtJ and Public R w atlpi" t i t a n S u a tr C orp." be aaUI. "I Py§8 Qi? New Jersey v zx the world.** Karl W. Brown, whoa* ma*nlfIt wa* not new* wl>;h Wil«on iernt P lrrld a exhibit* a : ChltaK». W yatt, national houdng «•*pc-, lit­ (lev .lan d , N iw York and el»fer, told a pre*a confrience Mon d ay th a t |ht* vear'* hmulnir goal whrrc, 'p u t tho:ij of nil oth-r anting organiaatlon* that aervi- •tatr In th e ahadc and earned for him On- title o f America** No. I (teach Cham ber| m o v in g n n d r p r o n s t r u r i i o n o f n r m y h u lld ln g * i n t o d w c ll- to advance the welfare of -flor- showman, rvviiwed hi* aeeomdecldrd • il j—n n r" g . tin ils. 'T•in * g o v *tim or « n aJ y«s 't■<"» h i s s u m •» is nmumuiviii i n s u f f i c i e n t fna o r Ida, ha I arranged the rnnit com­ irlatal ....... ........... ’*••*'< air ffir totO*P,n ttrliW plete end conalnictlvn program rK kd ■s u c h n p r o j e c t , n n d a n y w a y , lo n g - r a n g e p e r m a n e n t h o u s ever preaeuted which f'Mtttrid rmi wha j In g s h o u ld lie e n c o u r a g e d in s te n d o f t h i s e m e r g e n c y ty p e . only, oalttanding Florida authoi- I N ew J e r s e y ’s p ro b le m s n r e ty p ic a l o f th o s e in o th e r , h a * 's ta te s . A g o o d d e n i tb f tt w ill com e to l i g h t ,h e r e w ill In* light .n p p lic n ld e e la e tv h e re , O n e co n clu sio n , h o w e v e r, Is n p p u r“^ f ^ e n t . ev en hefVire T h M e g ls in tiv n r e p o r t s i ’vW erftns* h o u s in g *^ll, is th e y i d l m o f b ilc k -p itssin g b e tw e e n fe d e ra l g o v e rn m e n t B w nV nm i s ta te s . K n rh o n e ia tr y in g to p ip re sp o n sib ility a n d R e a l C, Of C. Names Ritti; As President i; ..nllnbrd Pt*M Cm Oak) Commerce aa pointed out by Mr. Coleman Include, a Navy Day din­ n e r irlven for officer* at the .Station, the Veteran*' Homee m inr-C-lebratlon, »nl*t»nrr in promntlnir a eclored veteran*' celebration, aponaorahlp of gov­ ernment work on the river pro­ ject. payment for aervleea of a fate expart in connection with ui*>* tr-Miaportetion. nulntan-<> In estaldlshlnv n radio • aUtlon, public perk*, Bprins training for »ial| chb*. a'rUianee In puhllahlng a eorntv* directory, ar- ntjoii* Y>arbo<A and . Din.vtoi aould it inn t>l iiife Amonar T h e I-d>Io8 we have, to * Tift* recently rovoaled enpturo of American flyers by It a few Yesr* the lefdqs In Southwest China gave many people their you wondar why rrconverha* been alow, why you ;tb * k n old, to buy that car The Buixau q( Labor S.atreveala that during the flrat month* of thla year, M l) ,er»on*« wont out on itrik*. democratic committee hat d ' to put Btnator Pepper a Hat of. apeakyr* but he -be Mwintorrd '•» a party iman. They will take L>pf(Ih a grain of call.—Fort [ New* Pry**. They can IjypgY. pe.ce. Y ut that o t * W - l icfore he dl* patched hU THIS ABO SOX have the pennadl .pul s e e s y tn the deep free** and from now on the role of tbe other American league etube wtii be that of Juyt seven assorted sparring p a r l n u i , ' - I l f s S K I* r m S f i S s j : MM w M u . w w n u rapldiv • approschlng *ftV !oka» > oUim up and b* ■ FBI Chiif J. &J**r ;*v "T « g g | J o j Croain't boy, tio m lttd tbe opposition ttr /y in mot tod from thru on it tltittiy t btt'ttt ihk ' wei they did to tb|e peatern clubs of the league ha«a t ,b**n dupli­ cated atoce tbe |to u x Indians end Cuater kept a Cats. r.therwl c • he Mr. Raymond Lundquiat (W e solicit your listings of all type properties) ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor *kili and *technique In «U nnd tkking acceptable new* miogravur.- picture* k second to none.and over the vesye be ha* probably given Florida more na­ tional publicity than , fpy other Individual or agency. - • Turning to Induatrial Jpubllr relatlons, Joaiah' Ferris, MM M l lw i ~ M ant to tha prtak u ai of. the U n lte ja u te * no (far Coimoralien - f e B a w o n . t«H how FloHd**# largest Industrial organUstlon has 806 Atlantic Bank Bldg Phone 732 * * **** W E O FFER YOU mail* up of the public relalloii* » • ONE ST O P S E R V IC E ON VVoiln, Ronaid 8. ifiatl, M. N. (Jack* F roat-ejil Jamea H. Cobb, l T: .T h la * vent).men nainivl a bright future for svlatlcn In li* rcli'lop to FloridaV progroa* and development .and told of tbo plana •f their arvetwl line* u, provide Improved farllltlei for -bantling bwffte to and from Utla atalo. ( Speaking a t the n«m luncheon, Urltl DavU, of New York, natlonal .public relation* authority. drain d the work that hnd already V '*0 done to publlcUe our *Ute. and point'd to the need for even greater effort*.In tin -future. He xnliined th a t today the davMnnment of favorable nnd worthwhile public):v and tb i e»tbll»hment of gurrf-win In .nubile relation* la xn ‘a'abllahed p ro fu ilo n 'a n d reault* s r .-mesa,red bv the ability -rfl th* t-r*on w h j d lrn te *pch. prog- Altogether the convention was ' v a ry . murh Wcflhwhlle and all the emplnymtnt of an rtr-**de »h«**>d ben-fit through, th* ■ instructive public " •; r i F . H t tenndd the rrletlona pr Re,loo a hitlirt tltmmtd ike fends mental uoftflL- public r«l* bill tbit season a, though thtf atlons “acund'Judgment or 'hor«e affarJ. hid devefopod o ptititaJtr k»-r . _ •» a . - a ___.a a* -1 -rX~- -- • * I a m p le a te d (o a n n o u n c e } h a t “ 0fr ttheVconvention a s wa* ? . a.*pand. nectional dlff rejicat snd flrat nows that China hns other people besides the Chlu- forget atop talking about North Florida, eke. In the Soutli-wetit-moniitalns are several primitive penplen, perhnps Chinn's cnrllcst Inlmbltants, pushed out of the lowland* by the’ Chinese. Besides tho IaiIiis there nre the Mosso nnd the MIbotsze; short dnrk people of unknown race. Nominally under Chinese rule, they pay little obedience to their supposed governors and-even raid Chinese territories from time to time. Their languages are somewhat like Chinese but not minted. They use a picture-writing known only to the priests of their splrit-worahlpplng r e l i g i o n . * * Life among the Lolos with thoir low standard of liv­ ing cannot .have been very comfortable for our flyers In their two years o f slavery. But at least they have not been ijdru* of the nation. RE TELLING ME! ANNOUNCEMENT Is now associated with me as salesman B U) uut is »»•»»TV i \ \ . it it und«*i^ ptire control# f» W i ■* D tftM u Beach, Ha. SA N F O R D SCHOOL OF AVIARON Among those attending the m eetlnr la*t nleht were Rev. { nick Pop--* with hi* m agnificent Mark Carpenter. W. A. Morrison, L- admix off a Ualtery of apeakAndrew Stine, W. A. Patrick, If. •ra each of whom dUeutaed dlf II. Pope. Senford Doudney, >.T nt phaaea of publicity and Cmmlijr, F n d R. Wilton, J. A. iddle rolatlona work wa* foarnei Blsllint* Apdrow Corrawoy, Prank layot Jfh n T. Al*ap of Jaeknon Yilte, who, becauie of hit long t r Bnjr „iher state haa been aide i t f . , < ° compete, with them. end the ikiuVallv flwrl l* th ,t dtey have JjfiS ■ y * T"* y *> r ^ *^ r eecompliahed, thta at little or no that Inc. v „___ Wffabcr N- A. .8 . D. WIN YOUR WINSS AT THE itlr* bat al»o Uriel Davl* of New York, publluher of the Public Hal Which I* the? Wide of -titove »n* 1 Representing T. Nelson O l w A f , L A U N D R Y A N D D R Y C L E A N IN G P l e n t y o f P & r k in g S p a c e Next beet thing to a long distance *oll, only 5# to say It AND LAUNDRY IIS Palmdlto Avenue . _ * . .. TRY THE NEW.SEHSATK3NAL t -. M OTO — M ■1 • CARS SW AY■ LUBRICATED W hile hi Swaying Motion �l EDNESDAY, OCT. 2, 1940 -* - •**»-**—-a+* * * • **f ^ • d r 1* ** . V* . ' F-r- . •• > l i' * 1* 11 aaaaam •* . •Urn THE SANFORD HERALD, .SANFORD, FLORIDA William E. Holler, J r. . WedS Euatls'Girl Cec*tl& TriiltfcE^ Social Calenaat THURSDAY* ' The South.ide J*. T. A. wdl have iu f im meeting a t 3 jU P. M. with the (ward dueling at 3:30 I*. M. All maftsrra are urgtd to attend a* plan* for tho Halloween Carnival will he madu. Tba.Towm end Club will meet la the Court llotiie a t 7:30 P. M. Tha public 1* invited to attend. Seminole Chapter No. 3 of the Order of the Kaitern Star will meet at 8 :0 0 p. SI. Annie R uth Willis Weds V ernal Carroll. ilia* Annie Hiith .Willi* and Vernal K. Carroll wen; ’married on Friday evening at K:l& o’clock in a double ring' ceremony i t the Assembly of God. The Her. K. I). Wright (urformril the cere­ mony b. tore ah a ltar banked with white gladloluxe, chryMnthemum* and fern. Mr*. V, M. Crine*. »Uter of toe bride. i*;r«ed a* matron of ‘honor and the brlde*«nnld* wire Mr*. 0 . M. Willie. Mia* ltuth Carroll, litte r of groom. The bait man Mtr. Joe Stew art * Honors Mrs. Morrison GO E V E R Y W H E R E WI T H Mi»'» Jo»ephlne.. Klckejberger. daughter of Mi*, anil Mr*. Joe Kkkell>erker of Kuttio, w a*'flur­ ried at 10:00 1 . M. lo4ay' In Ku*ti* to William E. . Holjir, Jr., son (if SfY. uqd Mr*. \V. Jv. Hoilef ’of B r tr ir Point, near Mt. Dot a. .• Waller Hawkins I* a t Tha couple plan to 'ta k e a trip the Orlando Junior Collvg. to. New York ami point* in Can­ Earl Dlankenabip ha* krft for' ada aft*r which they will make their home in DeLand. the* University of Florida. Mr. Hollar i, tha owner of the Mr*. B. P .’ Wheeler ha* r e - ' Sanford and IKel-aod Hollar Mo­ turned from North Carolina. . tor Sale* cump*ni»,. Ill* father, who recently retired. wa» the -------------ii. F. Ward ha* returned from.' General Salr.man of tha Chavrolet Motor DlvDion with headAlabama and Georgia. oualter* in Detroit, Mlrh. Hr Mr. and Mr*. Sidney Carraway k u known a« the “No. 1 Sale,were the gua.ots of Mr. and Ml*. man Of The WorIJ.” Don Canmway Sunday. DI STI NCTI ON ’ IN THE MAL L O R Y CR A V E N E T T E D Gene Gore Wa, the guest over Irene Thc bride cho*e-a gna*n of *ilk the weekend of relative* In Dayfeaturing a ahort train. She wore Sir*. Joe Stewart entertained n fingertip veij Taught wl'.h , 1 nviann- on Friday white- bridal*. aead Imnd and earried a bou<|u:t of lavendar , gla ilaUnwd ami chry­ santhemums'. * Mr,'. Willi* wora a ■own of Iduc net and carrird a bouquit of pink rose*. MU* Car­ roll ehoiM a pink net gown ami carried a pink row bouquat. u u t of town guc*ta Included Sir. and Sir*. Cho '.'Hamn of Tampa, Mr,. LaRoy Newbold of Tamp*. Mr*. Kdwnnl Pentnn of Mr*. II. D. Smith, Mr*. J. It. Tampa. Mr. and Sir*. Thurnsni L’ritt, Mr*. Sutton. Sir*. Vernny, Willi* of Orlando.. Mr. und Sin, Mr*. Smith and Mm. Stewart. K. C. Cam 'll of Daytona. Mr. and crop, of Jinytnn*| Mr*. Albert Ti ■t>n of Thnniasvillr, (>n_' Mfp. V. ! Griiy.’s of Jasper, Baptist Trainin Tex, and Sir. and Group Enjoys of St.' Augustine. The Training Uulon of lh« Flml ip tlst CJiUlrh enjoy a, | a-tvrlwrr **t nnd awimminitjvayty a^ ,S*ij-. Ellen Vihlen Given , j Party On Birthday Mr. and Mr*. Eric Vihlen botv Thn-o attending wete' Nancy William,, Helen tilauvhtar, Jean red their daughter Ellen on.Sunflayer, Diuite J.undfluist, D’ggy Pippin, Bobby Merton, Su-ie Hutchins, Mpna Kutli Mills, Bette | on Slump op, 1iulh'C arroll. Dee Me- j T*ii Clcllan. Hailmr» {founder*. Dar-'| tin harm Kuekrr. Shirley Mntuland.cel Collum F. C. C. Exams To Be Held In Jacksonville . ,’SUAMf. Oet. 3 -(S n e e ia ll-A member rf the Miami •office of the Federal Cor—lunlcallnn» Cpmini*alon will conduct rommerrlal operator **{ Clru* “ A” ami * II” ateur operatrr examination* In dcionvillr on Nov. 2. according an .announcemonl thrlay liy th r amj Mr*. Williapi Floyd nnd Evelyn Du,vie; Mr. and Mr*. Emma Vihlen, Sim. Willi am Iltinter and Carolyn Bucking­ ham; Mr. and Sir*. David Earle and Matt and Sandra; Mr. aqd Mr*. JackaBumby of Orlando an I granddaughter Judith an I Carolyn Kinnard. ' / A well centered yolk l* *hai every rook w ant, in n hard The eVamhtalk’t\* will !>.* h r|J erok«,| egg fiy deviling or *tnf Ml** Lola Hud del I hn» returned to her home afler 'being eonfined In the Orange Sleiiiniiiil Hospital, Orlando. IIIHI1I ANNOI NCKMKST Mr. ami Mr*. Lowell II. T|J>P i f 7iVI We»t Flint Street are anuoiincitig the birth of* a girl. Carolyn Joyce, pn Sept. *i*i. Sin* i |l>' grand-daughter (if Sir. apd 'li* . Ilarr” K. Cnnyfla ol III,spent Imutiin. Vl. und Str. .and Mr.‘. Slita France* Morgan of Plant City wa* the weekend guc»t of SliM Mary Totten and Str*. lamia King of Ovierlo. Mary ‘Cathennv Gray Sunday with her patrol returned to Flort 8 til to (,’ollcgu for Woipatu A. I.. Slyum, Jr. left Mon for Atlanta where ho will* < titiiie Studies at Emory Oni 1h« Iuingwei.il Card Club w o entertained by Sir. and Sir*. DimKnotI, on Saturday evening witli 13 member* cloying the affair. ’ (la'Wt Anmld, Hcciclaiv Sauford'Oilando Kennel t'lllli. bn, iindorgiuie an operation ut llm iije Memorial 1loepi tn I und i*. now recovering nlmvly. Mil* O rtich eu t ju r e iw tln r LrwU Wfxsw e n ta f rtn riv to Jb h n Ed turn "rnw ell ol C harlotte. N C .'w a* recently announced b>- her motile*. Mr* W illiam Frunktlii t* o l this city. Tlie wedding Will be An event ol November 3 u ' ’ ’ Miss .Jessie Millen Durden Weds -_ Hraxton Ix*e IVfkinsf-Jr. Fri Georgia WaYrant' Officer and Mr,. Janie, .SI. Ilaye* nf Arlington. Vti. mipminre the birth of *» Mi,* Je .d e SI lllei Durdea, daughter, Elisabeth J e a n , on daughter ilml Mr*. J. N. Oct. £ n t ' the (inrfield Iloapilwl Durden ufofth Mr. i, rity, and-Braxton in Wanningtoli, II. C. * I.. n t*erkm,. Jr., run nf Mr. aful Sir*. It. I.. I'vrkln*, Jr. aim of thlv elty wen* m arrlel Moinlay . ,, , evening . a t’ 7:00' o'clock nt il*i A.t .U Hospital m | m t Jam e, Epincnpal Church in Slnrirtta. tia. Father Kilward L. Aldvvorth p( iformrtl the double Mi. nnd Sir,. II. I>. Wheelei ring ceioniony. nnd .Mr. and Mr«. John EvanMr*. Perkin* w rrrr g delphinium nnd tun SVe,. were the dlnnri gu«»t* of Mr. ami Mr*. J. H b lu r -i.n w ith Id trk aremi,iirle* Mb..' cnrritsl a w hite p ra y e r l>ook .lone* on Sundav. w.vlding tr io to tho mutintnki,«, a fte r which th ey ' will r e tu r n ’ to Snnfcrd apd make th e ir hmi**. Slr». P e rl.in , attrm h 'd th e .'Kid irh o o l, ^ n d vve* grnilimti-d fio .u M otida S ta te Coleg*, for Women in T k lln h a ,,!.. in l'.tto. She i n . u m em ber of the D elhi, |l< |ta. Delta ,o ro r ltv of whieli «'.* * vp tr.id riit in her -eulor v-jui I • the pn*l y e a r *he Im, in gin Phyrical. E duralion a t Memiiiolilliyli School M r I 'r i lu n , al*o atten d ed II you re going f your o w n g o o d ju d g m en t w ill IvMtl you to iluMive die li.it th.it stage* a sm art e n ­ trance for you every** here. C om pletely co rrect, h a n d ­ som e and lla ttc rin g — T h e COAST-to*COAST top* o ft your *w<*e*-appear am w av ith-dwdv- arwl-vverei Yyu tfiajr taky for g ran ted its m avtiTfuT sty lin g und su p erio r q u ality because they u rc trad itio n al w ith a ll M allory hut*.* Hut y o u ’ll giv e a g reat big h a n d to th is (Mucticai feature. Tin'* p o p u la r lightw eight h a t is itjlr-p ro trtte d ^ against th e w eather by th e futntnu C ra t e n e lle p riv e ts. So on all countv, co m e in and choose this w in n e r in one of o u r handsom e new fall color*...................; Sit*. Richard .lliudahnw ami lopped with g aid e n ta a . Mr*. Wil- local, ,rhool ami Foil; I'mon Mr*. Gladys McClelland hnCr reMu. J. I.. Maleorn'* molhet. Ilain Morion. Thigpen, Jr. wa, f Military Arndemr. Fork I'tiimi. t ui titi) to St. Cloud after upend­ Mr,, Duval. Iin, returned from a the bride'* only attendant and Va, nn.t the t'nivei«P.v of Kboidn ing u few ilay* with their p.u ent* Mr. and Sfr*. E. Kinln» . •timmrr »t»ent with rvlutlve*. Mt cho*e a .nil of U lg with brown in , ; , inr,v ill., lie wa* a m rin U und Sir,. Ilerlu-rt Duval of Clryi a rrm u .li', and a cm ag.r yf la.D of th() K„ Alpha ............ . water ..were guetls of Mr. and man ro,e». 1 . ( gor four vrnMil „ Adelaide Key ,g|nrned Saturday Mr„ staloulm Sunday, The gioom liml aw hi* l»€st mAn . member of thu IT. S NayaI Hr from ibilm Hearn and lia* rcuui-d IjurYe nml !»«•» ulnrt* lo tiy ;».**»»«•»,* rlutle, with UDhnp John D. Wing Edward Thminis Pinch of Lone W. M. Th(|fptn, Jr. liumnliAliX ftJlowing (hr c¥r#« »t«sl with hin fulhrr in (ho rlothtil the Diiiarcnti office of South himhI i* ri duilrut nt (leorge Florida 130 North Main Sheet, Wnahingio'v UnWmlty. Hr al«*. innny (he couple Irft for n short | lug InislopRji in this rity. Orlando. b o ll, n po-itIon In the AdiniaaloM tiffin- op tt.» univeraltv an.| hue Sir*. Samuel Worley of Mi. ill the tjtdio r tut Ion. ' AugUitine aifd Mm. lojry llfb u ger n f ‘Duncan, S. C. wore visit­ Among (lie Longwond Rmuii or* ycterdav of Mr. nnd Mu. n:tending college are: John Sul- (I F. E. RoumlllaU Ihnn who t, ut Penn-vlvaiila I niver,ily; Frederick Illatlliie and J Friend* of (). (J. Ball " i i | li,. Cburlr, Slum who are at I>•< <lrintermted to learn thnl lie I* Inudo Junior College. improving and reding comfort- B. L. Perkins CORRECT MEN’S W EAR WE TAKE IN ANNOUNCING OUR i 1 ? -> THURSDAY, OCTOBER :!rd Opens 12t45 P. M. Daily Last Time a W edneidayl McNEILL & YOST FLORIST Thurs. & Fri. SIPES AVENUE, JUST OFF CELERY AVENUE PHONE 403 or 6lfr-R.. THE COUNTJSSS WAS A-LADY BUT . M QW TE WAS FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION WE CORDIALLY, INVITF, YOU MODERATE PRICES YOUR BUSINESS • . AW AY l l— | TO GIVE US A TRIAL AND WILL APPRECIATE ’ . is s M j a - J In. iMtcriaU o f ShtUand, Gab- FREE! To - the first 75 customers who • .. beautiful potted plant! A-**'- ■• �! •. • . . , * ' . • • .*____1 __r; •• * . V J- * • y r " i f i r w. _ » " — — . »n w i 1 s i w ™ r ;• - • ^ A C F F O U R ! — 1e— a ■ > _ .•.' ’ • - . . . •••: — . ~r * . . . .. . . , • • • . . • • - • • * w— • / • •- -------1 ■• • ■ * r r ----- - —■- -' • ■ • . — • t. t . . . . . . . . . . THE* SANFORD' HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ' • *. . -. . • ■ • ,. • • . ; . . ." " . . * • WEDNESDAY, O C T.3,1946 t t _ u_imim. j iu j jr .jji 11 tW i gp g ii 1. 11 a.. » a s / 1 ■■■ *w «m.; ,. — w ; ■-*.■■ . .-.i. j i e i.s u 1 m * <vw v .— -j s w i ■■ -----m 1 »*- t em atlonx A. aalt Tigers. ___ . i L- NEC Afr f ' »4i utAHalil ex . ill 1 1 lilwf ™ ™ ™™4**-*. aII'll mnrarw an a n ' aallns f..a absotsts a l.a ..I lala Pi fl lB l , t tTl f i am’!•; T<1 t o tP a rPr PM Chancery, action Cor for„ aha tha ft.i D etroit. -iths rhamplorivhlp that hi* 1 Hr Klivanp b|(eii|hl KK-alnpl ynu br To: __ Ksrsli Kara tiII.XI.11*1 lUralHuh, place of S cotch F o u rs o m e Gilliland.was president of th* jeh*rr»« top|K-d last' year. The Orlando Senators *TI»* linn I ims T«n I'clt • mid llidt lirrUrucs i;nhnnwif. 'l elcdu Mod, lim a prior lo hi* . liuc* oihii asmlnat .the Gpineai llll* tiid sctinti 1* Yhrtmji T o tr ars Hereby T«<iulrt|l ,l» «p-V**n .re c e n t, appolalmenL— Gilliland . stllc T'ui)U«k Iftir 1 it kiu- Friday IN S ID E S I'O B T S R E P O R T pear w i l t s -tot- nrv ut-O , tot.«r, - Win Tfiird Game 1.In«** : v T o vB e P la y e d A t <.*h«rle« tX m til Van lvi«. A, 1>. I*<(, li| a certain suit for • , . i t rvni aa. secretary of the tie- night. . By ARTHUR BECKWITU, JR. danti • • pspevi.f In th* Circuit Ted Tourney liand* Chamber of Commerce YUi; Afti: IIIIItKIkY l(K- <ticuru« MOULTRtfS, C k, Oct. 2 — , .Ito c a l C o u n try £ |y fe Court uf Mtnilnsls Couutr. Klorl,la, f.ob.Nuf iJIbyird^VfiPth* Univcf-about -tew- yhatw ago fSd -his grifli:i» lu ril< jo y r A|t|>«Hrj9m'e uil althrrvlalM title of which said (Special)— The Orlando Sen­ ID lakl a«tluii for ibttilglf ill%«trre« *ity of H* ri,la Fighting Gator InUreot .in baseball won hi case Is Willie llsmltlun. IMarnllff, ator* downed Ihe Moultrie nillmt |Hrr»(»n4ll/ «r tbrouKh an The first Scotch foursome of XI. Ilafnlllon. Dsfeniianl... The Red H als' *' cd the Red H at* 'th eir only, pro Ihe presidency of Ihe Florida t footlmll staff I* Ted Twumey, line IJacker* for the third straight Allot n»> at luw. **lih tn« iintfer- »* WK-irali ss mr band and ••(flri.l ‘th* I'janon will lx- plkyrd Sunday 'A Chairflier of Commerce com- position* Ihu* tut. S ta b league In 1936 when Ihe i-oach whusi hfai-rra*l« like a Jilgk ■1Ancl clt tk nl igid rourt u1 K.»if Set,I I! nr time by a Jt to 3 rount here .1 Kantont. I'nUNI' * a t. the AtminoJt-, Cettfliry. f'luh, it intUrj avul. ^1he djrector* o t the. fiiii Ip /*#Miln*»lt r«>tiAi|r. K)gi Ida. Hint, of . Klorkki. Krllllnole . . league- was -reorganised,' - « *v- Vprwtniv-nijvd* ltriir,«lMo uiidffal.fod ll at The this tllh <la>' uw l**t night. tin or prfofr thr *1»| iliir nf N«»k©m* <S wX* ‘hnnounrctl today *hy- Clyde Drloind hosehall club have nltidli'd direcloTs are trying to contact A former trappcr.^prnapeetor. Inl.er, .A . IX IHS-* Gilliland liccatne atfiltalcd with Th* Senator* had easy sail­ t»ri. |>|«. If yvti fall «i> fib an O. I-.. IlK.IINtMiN .Terwlllrgar, club pro. * aianre* «• ofortrall til 'Ml plan* for n<-xl xpriiig gnd sum­ Eddie Gilliland, new head of the fit..Leal* Brown* in 1U37 anj hunter am) guide in 'ih e Canad­ ing Ihe entire, route aa the Law .• t'lrrk of I'lrrult t'ouil A mixed Scotrh fourtomc .!» mer fm* Ibr « ,ile iW'ifMld, a derrr^ and..)u|vc deferred action Ihe - Detroit farm system, jo wa* appointed p m ld e n t .of the ian north* ood*. T w u m e y * * KeoUnolf 4'ount). VI.-rMW Packer* loooa play afield per- pro uHl iw rr.itrni jKditol jdaw-d with, several tfam* of men on tlo miration of ‘whether In barn if he has any -proposition Toledo club five* year* ago. "stt'iics • almut some of II* rx -_ | mllled vicioriooa margin. >V»« **.nl »ald ca«llf*it Hill (ti**h nn*-i on I wdmen. Both members of the operate the . club independently lo offer regarding the DeLaml perienCes are good fnr an e»rn- , Tommy the Odds ’N End. , ,! llyde on the mound rfnl r i pa Hr. tram drive from the tee, select nr.uiwlfr i Ih- eVr of u big league team. „ New Smyrna F-.-nch lukh.Hrhool mg “bull session’' any day. RXHUIJt KU AND ISSPl.D M fUiD' , for the Henalora pitched mag­ font In Hriiilnolr C**aunl). Hial** o.' Ilia best drive and then allem ate club next.year. lie hold* • a private end. Com­ w ilt‘open’thidr 1646 fo-){ bn I i U'r n■* • It I* *1*0 hrlieved .that “Bill" lefp. fhl| olid, day uj Mr|«tUrr, nificent ball and was 'given >lu>t* a is until the| hole Is computed. . . • I OOme Some til of tiir Ihe aiiniuu* director* nvt seem "' Pngs. wll| ac*|*t Uje flub in or* sort Friday night wHb f* ical-f«e, mercial pilot’* . IfocniC, but say* 19IC. perfect support by hi* mate*. he'* given up ’ flying nlnrc the the SL Aoguitlnn lu let*.i The it. I*. IIKIIM/ON think that the fan. *oold 'ganlxlng next year If he can get In-A.V...T.*n playing nre- r«<pte*tril To notify U A* I’ltik of ilir « tti*nlt rathrr h u e an Independent set some a»*li>tam<>. Page ha* an- Mullet* have upe t 1 1 Mo favorite way, A genial-»tory telj:r, ho’* | ------------------- 1 * "ourI .N'liflh dudfrUt I'lr. Terwlllegar bv Saturday f|oon. up and they indicate that the nounced that he will be forced tr im , in h row, 1 ■always good f"r an exciting yarn. cull nf Klorl Im. Iii anil fm Pairing* will bo mado Saturday association Is In fine condition lo give up hi* work with the Red St. Ihiul nf Jscktt A Message Kcmlnolc t'nunti. p night and tho Sunday starting to begin Ihe next year without Hat* because of ill health, but It Smyrna will d* Hill Ka'tlelx, Sport- Editor of ICIItl-I IT J-tM'IIT KPAI.I . time* will be nosted. . Iho St. Augustine Record ha* SPORTS ODDITY > ••ittrrtT tvvfrtT. KK.MINf»I,K ' is be|!>>ved that he would asrbi underdog . . . C Tsam* will be pared as evrnly aid. tid* to say in Monday’* Record: of DtL^nd will! ■ ■r Asoar 1*4*4 Pnsa with' good help. The I ndianap'dis club hasoffe^t ' l a COUNTV. HTATK OK KMHIIDA. »th| * 1 poxlblc, so that all golfer* “ThU column ha* learned - be. some p/vitigs arte I Ihe tkfeat t*llt<-riT—Chonerf) will h t 'u a chance to win the II A)! It.T* '.V jntsl all doubt that Umpire l^ rry Euntia.'l’anhanded thl-m by Valdle Gilliland ( . IL Jordan of Kansas *City, Wlt.lll'lt laintirr prlxcs. uively, who m i the biggest fac­ Mo., play* golf atrictly for the Kiblie Gilliland, formerly ’of there last Frida gnest* are urged to.play In the Plans are being made for men * C-cach Spike \V>jl*( Mam, tor in the Saint* hudng the play* fun he -gets out of IL And he MIIAintU^ HAMILTON and wonic-n'*VhsnipionVhIps in tliulScnlcIi foursome Sunday nl tin l>eLnnd ha* been appointed thd land l»»frp.l»Bl OOUBLf ACTINO in Daytona Dei la in hope* . ff .*uie» to Snnfotd—and later had hia moat fun on April 23rd. director nf th* farm club operane*r future, and all mrmberw and club. 1*1VI till *K that the Buccanti Htji retain aaa filial hy lt*r league—hx* writ- IU4h. whep bw played 18 hoiea imiiKx o r m m ,tt*arm * ten n letter to W. G. Ilrnmhum, ever the p ar 71 Victory Hill* in n o ; Kami: m- t io : mtatjj mimic league exar, giving a very Country Club course and took but ttK KMIItIDA: lilltIKTIMIK; 10 Bu'tineaa Oppirtunitie* painted pit-turn of the event* tak­ < putt*. Tlit 41-yf«r*old stock* .To—HIMred llatnlllon. •*tiainico. ilinni,rl«r t'venlf, ing plan) during and after the yurd* weigh master chipped in hi* “ ■— J— w r r i ~ Waal Virginia. VOf AUK IIKIIKllV ITIMMAND* 'LOOKING for .. .right partv-tu J rtjw tako !i.g game In- prevented on a plat- approach shots on the firxt and Kit lo ■i>|irar 10 th* Mil or com­ -»♦ -S second hole*, tlon ona-pul|/-d ev- plaint ’. ? J L A irjw tt tbaUuruAi, Avia- ter to Sanford. rile,I I,, tha Clrrnlt fourl WE HAVE A COI'Y OF IMS erv other- green .except number nf ~r ,TT—tjon Couiilrv d u b .a n d Cocktail lha Ninth Jipllrlnl rirralt. Ken,Inn r ^ f - L r ----rn r. • IT* wheie he holed out in two t h fnunlr Klaln "nf KlorWe. in 5 ARTTTCES FOR* SALE the .»•, „f Wlfbnr llnnvlllnn. pull*. Klalnllff. vs till,Ire,1 liatnill„n. def, ndanl.' trhraeln the relief -,>ugh> I ’ . - jw w f , a x tf-A v x RliOM f.)r w n t.'U U 1’flik. p»i<in'c I* Illvnrc*. -on lh* • Koutlh day nf ’FKVnH)LE TIKE N<-vetnl«r A. f> l*r*. and f«M »-.» H O AGUES gdthi Innd Irejng N 4 I’horii Sanford 1050, IU-W , _ ______ fto| tl*r a decre* nr., n if c ttu will * lively'* ii |airt a,‘.di£lorted-thi* SPORTS, LAUGH nf.NWM See. 8-20-30, by own- ONE ______set 7.11(1 x *f6 . iiitrl Tire*.. .-V - Dr S*ta*l*lr4 Ctta* -•_! ‘ *n»*.a4“i'*e-.aaaliie« _. — .. .>nw- irtrl lh»{ -nietj-fhal. ^.udgw Bramhmfi-t* “ FURNISHED room — 8»7 M*«•jr. Write Orlando,‘ Box 376.1 ^.A tlantic Station. 3rd and Park j j j »*•’«■*••• • . LOANS ii''g-lu.~u,in-wajf|n>MMUAr»*‘U ti »*•*• noils Avenu*.__________ _ or phone.Oilandu liUW. ..W:«r,./ s' Ty Cobb,', Iriien h* UuaTIfl Tim TflTi- TiniLiiltliKIUtK-Pi-tlUtM -e-. pending AfitiTager H lir’Hteihecke, EOPKNHAGAN cabbage plan’*.1— f u r n i s h e d ’ room, gcntlomcn ; R E A L E b T A T E W A N T E D 't ______ . j.-tun KurpioBKi. Steve Shabakt. now ready. Phone 70S-M. LUtl,. Ssekte, in . Gw preferred. All convenience*. LOANS MADE ••I I lled.'Uanlm r und Dirk Nelarn f«»r Jn.u usod to- like- Jo“~ti)4 . otl|«r of . FROM 910'TO >300 810 W. 3rd St, 110 W A IT Dclco plant, good the fracas that took place in L j - Idustia on liK tc a n how to do jr*-»«*>raf _____ rrutnttnnr9x. , w . pnHiwnfTT*^ lit WK NEED LISTINGS, of Farm*, strict privacy; fast acfViU tidnga. • *-Htniiint|f I'e.iMiir* r condition. Price 9180. Harry i Land after that rram,'. BEDROOM for r«M. . DM I’nrk kI ,XIv AND KltAXn Home*, (jrqvex * and 'llosinr** Olio old, w>. 1 . nHAND u n n A.-»r* .FLORIDA LOAN CO. Jplies, Osteen, Box 66. One Uwv. day, (Cobb was uauiug batting ikl. be- g»*I*VVIT.VK I After League Pre»idrtnt w i i « . INK11 IA V.: OK TIIIK COCIIT. ' TIMH Ave. Property. W. R. William*, . 102 Sanford Avenue fPadg.it dl-rt-gnti'-'d lafvely** ronliul UopQy Veach, whu singlcrl.find dav r»K ofToitKII l» , - ... .!»•«■ H.r-’AJJQUAUSrEILS for Chrl.tmm -■ t obb rannup to the plate 0 IIEHSUON" jp„rt of the Incident, latvely was i ACRES muck land,'on olil Or-. Realtor, Tom Roll A»*ociate, . piste and UVI VHI VAl UAB| | COLFON gifts, toys, games, books, doll*. Phone 1120, 110-N. I’aik Ave. r‘|erX the Clrrull i"».|irt, lao.L toad. ,..a.i IU, nil** f("o. '#• ijii-t 1 *11.t liOIIKOW HERR WHERE !iirr,l <for -inrompeU-ney. no doubt l 1 ’.id up the game, while he ran lando Phone Krh.ln.de Coliht), Kl»rl-I». lluT n,’» 1,11 budget e r l*y-*way. PRIVACY IS HE8PKC1KD and L mow crymg un ItramhanT* OoWh to first a n i whispered aomu-1iKKAl.l Fitestono dloi'.-s. I l l E. First YOUR natuial desire for privacy! •boulder. 2 ROOMS for housekeeping. Ad , » . thing ip Vuach'a tar. Ty th tn ' P A R T IC L E S F O R SA .to villa oAty. 7IU Gak Av«. in money matter* 1* strictly j Hit, old lifamlium follow ____out _ hO T irn-T o t r m i i hi* dnuult-d to left center anil V*hch Tit: m ^ tftr J IIVIf.KV, white., her*. Friend* and j intention* und siiapend the alto-.*) k'lnt to third. Again Ty halted rvelilrnrcla PORTION of home for rent. 301 CELERY plant*—e ft o u g b for ’ relative, are unknown.' not uueatlooH | ..laye,,, fta,„| r.-aly l*» supply »uppl thing* while he ran uown to Vou are . hereby notified Ihnl - E. 10th St. Kitchen privileges. F IL L J1L with Fuol Uil apd Keroabout III tu-ie*. Volunti, I'j * about your eiedlU Xour *B »-^-.r suit thirii and whispered In Veach'j , 1,1 , q i . —:rv newspnnor in evr-ty Flotilla for dlvnrve- !>»• 5n-n filed **1 l o s t 52 Lbs.! u_ Jflg u e JT rj- a* rhnl imit- Early * Knrtune. Be«u . sene- laTofuV* —S P T’No* ployer <>r busineae a**0C|gta*| sta te League clty -wiih |^v*ly> ear. SHHlnet vnu li> Kl.llftl.NK IIAIt.KV WEAN aixg u AJ iV * ’ hnv.- n-1 l-«en pull.-d over. About will not hear of your In the ITrrult............ . • fioirl....fnr .......... Ihe Nlf.th II. B. Pope Go., Inc. 660 ir per*on«i j , t t> > itr»mha}it. nlontr with u • he next butter wa* llarry 2 - WANTED TO R E N T rurcull nf Ihe Mtalc -nf *•**. a. a. « n u ,n ,» V T» •ieuily. Plio|.j fill) -Jt. affair*. There ia no'. c*u#* cauaa for | true ie|«irt of wliut happened . v . ileilmah, ^*hn hit a line drive that Judlelat Klnridit. In and fof Krtnlnnle t',»nnNICHOLES embarrassment. cmiiarr*!>*m*ni. [and if anyliorly .think* the D-porX wa* lurt.-al into a double pjay, t>. |n chancer)-: .anil II. I v»o 6-BURNElt oil bIov’u' FURNISHED hbuM- or u;>t., 3 or HTl'DIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY Beaionalde credit reriulremenU. t. ......|I|IR. with Gohh being nipped off second. ale re.lulred In III* your wrrl.reo mm w. Pint st. 3 bedroom*. Phone .VJU-J, for finest nualil) ■pp, ardtir* l„ ran r-voo* .nn or ,0*ni..it till || get* into print!!!" - A ^ T y walked to the bench, dust­ I,, lore 1 hr Nov nr. hr 1 llulr f«a>. I. PORTRAITS Varialde payment plan*. LROFESSIOKAL employed worn- . Gommrrrial and Cop, Work ing lit* pant* and mumbling, Veach Wll, Ihr III. .lav <if November. I>lt • I00“* WfKIL FAMILY LOAN OO. an and mother desire ftirni»h«*d >vtieo over to hlmf "H ey.‘ Ty, In drfaall ll.rrrnf ««b! ,«u*e will Snapshot Hen ire* — ARMV BLANKETS Florida Bank BUg. . Phone V M W III'.ADAt IIKM apt Or small house. -Box- K, Phone 1159 — 220 .Mrisch Illdg. what do ( tlo pow?" Thr* ■<»«•• ! *111 (ti1 •* of 1 It 1 * Mtiit $rt.r,0 S5 c/o Herald. I* !••« $lfk*»rr* *•26*1 lh»* rI j Ii •»# BOSTON, Oct 2- 'd ’i The NnHollSON SPOItlING GOODS • • •! •till Ik IUIU), 12 S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S sn S i 1 :01,ul l.t-.tgiic ,|in,l h.at ip the (Iff \» llrfit) J fl.ijlr). «lrfritiltill (lilt E Firat St \\|irtrw*t lit) Itnii't 8tttl offli'lAi * 3 REAL E S T A T E F O R S A L E ' GRITS nnd meal ground fresh pennant rare gave llo-ton llol'jl BTitl t»f »hM 4*«»i$it .tl Hiiitdi I Mrnil- * Legal Notice SIGNS . . ________ — — 1 every Monday from snowflake o.rrr a prvv hradarhi- -today. Canrw»1r 1‘HUhlr Kloiltla* (hi* 1*1 <L> Show card* and (tosiar* icllotii.li* are poiniog ill, along FOUR l-OTS — Sanford Avenue r cord. Can Mae bought at (jurd- IIKAUTIF'CI, lituvnlieiu Inlaywl • •V I >*Inl»r*l I9K O—GEE'S SIGN SERVICE «» r mi:ii . \ | h»n - ju»t rmtsldc city limit*, t'hcnp. j nrr'» Siort-. lathe M»nn-c. Ill with ri-.pi.-M* for uci-tonin.elution* will. ,lia i.o.i.tl* Not vit I G. M«r • ,1 « «1 I .'t ill. .NINTH O. D. Lrindre**. Phone 1021 lot later dntra ltecau»t- of tho Phone 220-W. w'.V..'1 :i .' lO t.V " ir,'« rAND fu ll- (Hi: AM riti k ••nf aJHif rill lilt r.tuii lull. Ill 2. II"* I hI A, Sanford. r I..VII niii . I j *1: ||*A U.iild Serie*. ’delay Ode h o t-I *-• • DA.M Kit 1 .. N.. Vi)t a tm -* FOR SAI.K 1 vrfulivp *ni,) the hiiUl* would • M»c..r;,v V ilKNHt.N Ul,,) TOUCH ION On LG L*A m it ii i: o r a I'l'i.ii % t io \ A VERY good seven room house FLOOR SANDING t-vl-l.v IIKNKttN. 1,1. mu,, r«»M T \ \ IICMI Popular Seal Govern lit C(l.. n two dooy 1181 lh« Ice and ffnDhing. Cleaning and wax­ put up a* many |»- jt’.: a* | h»». ■'••o,plait,alii*. on five acre* land with Plenty ("h.i |»|er HIST «.f IftSS. SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP cap. Vilalsirr ico box, all ing. New flour* surfaced lo per­ tbit* tinting the *erie* Niirii'K t* iim r .in iiiv k n . fruit tree*. 1-and suitable fnr l l l t ' l L t u l a ria-*'in*»r» l | " M r l o f T « 1 DKVKIJirHKNT mt-lul, Man'* bicycle, pre­ fection. Old floors mado like 'new. railing Vegetable* or flowers. (IIbimiIi a-fl KlurMd • y r l l f h a l * K|». I J 7 J . U n t i l I l u &tl> war deluxe model. exceLmt Call A real buy ht 982 50.00. •la) nf AurviI A. I*. 1939, hn« * MIWAGLF. IH.fH KS BL.k-0.wikl condition', $50. Phone 809. »rf«l.inl f I I ' .1 e g R iP III i n ) ' i . f f l r * . h t*•I h<«* n . M. GLEASON SEVERAL choice building lot* lu f o i l your home--Superior work mmi** 8|i|*llcnir«>n f«»r 4’ l»i» ilreif Cipavlar ivati'lt A * $ * v t* » D f T" H 'k f TITI.H* Lake Mary, F)a. • Mayfair and Sanford Haight* maiiship wcathir reviitant, high I -\lf .initiltln I •• «e|<i|.m« 1,1 In U liaiifil ItiMfUfl. Kail m il* •iWffiJ ii(|f/rati ik«t •ection priced front 9409.011 to I^iny. r aiMuUiJ * Ior MU (|i'4lr rllibrncm Itir fnlluM Itig 1|o«* A R T IC L E S ' W A N T E D rtrength, termite pried. Mir­ 6 laffikrf ia #•»• «9«»i »» ■’4 • I*.9 9 |9ll‘l lha; unkliOHti a»Hi|( ns fl ll.nl. i" |*t -*»|ar »IF In lllR. «*f lien Iwiilthe a* < y#w,»|Ia. 9600.00. . *• ..... i- •' --- _ fflllfllV , acle Concrete Co., 30U Klin •m m * III 4IM -*U'IVRI. • * -tnialipx «.f VriflllMlIr, H|4l* «»f r1*»r«ii. I«•- If fattM iMHilMl N Ilk4l* « TWO atnry ho me on corner lui MINT A CAM I'Ll. HUV your ear regardless Ave. •**•* «»thr$ Duri) HaiiuliiM # M»nc ;i0 9 f» »: f.f N\V Cor In good location prlied til \u r YOU DRIVE IT I Vo«)l6lil|< 3‘i KfUlli It. »»it• 31 of age t.r condition. Roy Reel, 1 nr aiiuifiKi ih*- u id aeci t'.ia-il 99191 K SS»*.9 fl' H 4«3 « ft PHONE >00 97600.00. ■ J .Ml.(uu.lifr hyirInujqfNi f*i>m|Mn% 306 W. 2nd SL . IS h ilM tihnl KI oi I i I r r«n pornHnn \V 530 9 fl .V I•• lu*. | i® Arfrp BIX room bungalow oil Palmetto IMITATION leathers in most HT RICHLAND-MORRISON hrnbk Kiirn Ilia! >«»|. *| |»r dM*T»niFBl uf lh« 98hi I»r9»• -DRIVE-IT. 1N4!, Avenue hard wood floor*, liner nrm ira|iilrt*e| I m f)|r *„ m n^rw irt 1* 4* 919 rnidrr III*’ f i I i I crrllflcaln color* nnd largo •election of bedroom*. r n|lllr«t iAi$«r *im| Iwaiu-I nil* •fa (hr linma- uf |* good upholstery fabric*. Holn-rt USED pwi.r-* fur ca«h. Th» Mudc »»M l»|| aif li.fi.tr Ih • Ih 1I4 ) ,..f iKlU llMn , DODGE - PLYMOUTH IMPROVE YOUR EVERAL nice 6 A fl tour J N*»% a-itilyrr lMc Th ,M|II la utir llox. phone 953. 8. Brown, 2911 N. Orange I nli ** hmIiI ra*r11flontr «hull hr PARTS AND SERVICE bungalow* In good location I In 4|Mlrl III la* lo *I rtlrttnrtl nti-ordln* In U f. Ih** Ave.. Orlando, Fla. 109 Palmetto Ave. Phone 1011 from 17850 to «H500. . p o s t u r e i ; I*99)|*e9l% i|fari|i.«| ih-trln will i u uf ise.i :• M t$a CLEAN rotten rate* wanted. Will h- n « il onr-l.Mif of U,t SI In 1m a«i|*t |o lha* Mi Iimi U'litri nl I to n rjtT A. WILLIAMS pay 10c per'pound. Pleats bring TUX KUO FBBOS—complete m I» . of ||i»hrr| fa llrtla mlthr r«»url hoilir iliMif 9*t» Ih. flrrl REALTOR •Iltlon lij Allau.-mlr, nrroi.tlne •«» il9i9td4> In ll«»* /iionth i’f NoYfuiUt them t« the offlc# of The ElJBCTWC appliapce repaint Ifunt'* Tuxedo Feed Store. Raymond l.und<|ui*t thr pr*! I hereof nrnnlnl In plat |V t. which l« Ihr Ith *!»•r «<l wi> repair washing machine... Sanford Herald. Hook ,ui( e M. Public r». So % rinharr I 9 |« , ! Associate CONCRKTK. newer pipe—Septic . vaccum i leaner*, fan*. mixers will give you gracefully ••nrtl. nf to iiilin.lt, Count), Klorltanka, fence post, grt-au' imp*, PICKUP I nick. Dixie Store*, 1403 T rotter Appllanre Service, 391 •"*: t'lnl r Imi I l.w I n n I n k ..( erect carriage. You'll benches, flnwrr |atta. Miracle the Northra*! corner of • the Vi. i!nd St., Phone ion I J. -----.. corner W. 13th St. litre ia aonielhinir Interesting for " • • t i.nr-tmir of aalt hal biller -look bettor. Concrete <!o„ 309 Kim Ave. ■•f MI lj -It. It'.lrn I peraon looking fur income; u Hi INr.T piano wantcil In good , „ , , x . u . , . . u o 1. #'» •t.l.lltlari trr All..monte run North condfton. Phone 0. ANNOUNCING opening of I*. MRS. A iiriiip . w'.'ll built 7 loom home - with CARPENTERS • MECUAN ICS ■** *.1. N**t. Wist | | fret, Mouth — -----—--------Simonson Engineering & Kur 2 bedrooms up ami - down, 4MIT1I ATTENTION! 13 feet. In the Notlh litre of .,1 1.1 veying. Marion (7. Gordon, r. I...Is }» anti Jl Mh.rlt It to lhe| Spencer fcrreellr fcm pleldy f u r n i s h e d , new'y Wc have ju*l received n large 7 P c la , L iv e sto c k , S u p p lie s XOTIfK I ...e nf l.tNlnnlna hrlna a I'arr | iresentntlva. I III N. Park Aw deeoriilril jnsli.j, ircently paint, r *9 *n 'll** •*'* lUgislerrd assortu.cnt of hard to . get t.r l« ' |»! of Alfiinoi.ti- lani-l1a rt i n |» * i lirfr';* •hone 1130. Id buslnsaa at orlanid un the outside, In a good 2716 Palmrllo Ate. tools, and it will pay you to 1 LIUY cu ai. calves .llnlrl iKI Navigation rotnpan)'* do. Kla.. IMS Obarltn Phone R. W. Lord, 8 | .. und*r |bs K.il-tt. I*|,.it, are .riling to the phi S3!.'T BUILDING. - Roofing • Painting downtown location. Has double look them over. .Ihireof re. ..i.|i,I In p u t ItooS flrllllnus narns of ILmlnnL Prull garage and a g. ml 4 room STANLEY-ROGERS Comnany and that w* Inland In fTOUCHTON 6 ' WATSON, ISOI ■'I.*'|«(> l» Pol.Ilu ItrronJa of Smith Hrolher*. Phono 1082-J. garage iipaitm .nl which is rentrsalatar aald nam* pursuant to HARDWARE CO. ' Keoilnoln County. KlorIJa. Celery Avp, Hai Purina F'ecdj. the tsrn.s of th* Klciltlnu* Name •tl unfurnished. Tin h u u e o In Ihe t'nmnlalnanl*. You W e It. We* haul it. fl. IChapUr ta ils U * > nf VVlinrsn my hahtl and aeift a* Mlatule xjuld lie easily adapted Into a MEN’S, women’* and children’s U ’J. Hauler*. Cmnar 1st and .'.-...■it s i|^ >*,~Ue • tie Cloth of the thine styled Court neve Fall shoe*. Sea ue for the 2 apartmwit house. Price 910. Sanford. . s II.Is 1st rlgjr nf Itc!..her, | l | | . Ctfealt Court of Ktmlnol* County. hard.to-get merchandise. G. W. GIRL for soda fountain a* Lano P. IOJIINIm.N rinrida. ' I’lsrk op |h» Clrrnlt Court tirnasl Th-mtuo-in and O..I* Coulter. Clark, 308 Sanford Are. A 3 apartment houic. In good ey’a Drug Store. P art *Jma or 13 NOTICES—PERSONAL condition, on large lot, 2 car full time. SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP uarage, with incomu bringing In SEE US for Inncrapring Mat­ .m stiim to te r t i a n tresses, flox Springs, and THREE young ladies, IU to tl, 9163.00 per month. Ohe apart. Ml North Park T o r I ’l l AIII.KH K trW A II M VAN Hollywood Beds ht fnclory neat appearance, of good charP K L T . * I i m - r r* H r a,-*. Is I h r K l a t a . diirnf could Iw marie immediately Telephone 37 • price*. Retail store & display acler, fr.n to travel U. S. Must Nrry V o r h a n d a l l o w p l a r e n f available for • purchaser. • Price y r o l i ' r m r a n d r n a l l ln u a d t l r r r s id room. have good I'.'ferences. Tran NOW ready lo grind every Mon9C.750. r a i d f t l a l r n f N r w Y„t X la Nn t «•> 110 W. FIRST RT. sportatinn furnished, drawing day morning — Your corn, ilutlnva* unterprUe — gnucery )0 .1 S 2 n ,l K l t r r l J a m a i c a N i s f o r k , account while jn Gaining. Fur grit#, meal, com A cob or V I II ' ARK . I IK IIK IIV N O T I P I K f l .lore. service station, anti liv­ Echols fielding L Furniture Co. • h a * I h a r a I,a* l a m | „ . M | n | r , | e n d furthyr detalls-iec M.rs. Morgan, Sanford Mattress Factory shucks, stc., for feed. J. W. ing ituarter*. modernly erpilppc.l l» n o w n rn itln ii In I b r t N r r u l l O u r l . Vuld.-x. Hotel. No phono calls, Thono 1133 and 672-J. Bell, Lake Monroe, rh o n e 15. •fid doing nice buainet«. If M a l l . J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t a f je io r ld S . must apply In perssn, 2:0 0 to In a n d fo r ttem tnoln t V u u ty . lu VTntepieted living in Florida and (til/ ■ PICK-THE-WINNEit motor boat for sale PHONOGRAPHS for mitt. The 6:30 P. M. f in operating a good builnc** 0UT00AKD —15 ft. century, bull and 12 M usk llox, phonsUM . ___ • » • * « CONTEST With permanent income, let u* y r fior*e Johnson motor. Good MAN WANTED to auccoid W. ehuw n t i this opportunity. h u s b a n d s ’ . ' WIVES! " w a n t condition. 11U Sanford Ave., Tull for 1800 family Rawlilgh 134 ACRES -close .to colored PEPT, Thpuaonda .o f eouples Phone 10 'XI. business (n Wext Paaco CouplTi FIRST P R IZ E -T A fc K E R “51” ' grammar school, suitable for w-rak, wom-otlf, exhausted sole­ Product* aold 30 ytfar*.Per­ TiegTh aub-dltlslon * 8 r Tn<Tu«t- PA IN T*'your car with NUly because body lacks Iron, get manent if vou are a hustler. triat onterprlae. Property Joins KNAMKIj for 92.06. No brueh new trim. vlUllbr Uking • OaAwarded hy Touchton’s Write Rawleigh’s,, Dept. FAJA t l a n t i c Coast Line tracks. trex Tonic TabDU. G et psekmarks I RandWl Electric Co. 9300.00 per acre. * ... age today." Be dellghlijd. with SECOND PRIZE — WEEK’S PASS FOR 96 aerrs nr * Und on Wryi l /t CHOICE Gerbera Daisy plalUa. nesg pep—or your money back. Call after 4:00 P. M. 12tf W. Street, In flowing-wall area. At sll drug stdrea evarywheej l*ro|»erty bonier* on paind high­ TWO - I to R1TZ THEATRE , —In Sanford, TopcHton ,Pnjg way west of Monroe Comers. ZENITH hsarli Land I* partially cleared. ThU rcasona1 is a good buy at fflO.OO per . used, LOST Jk FOUND TRIRR TO SEVENTH P R I Z E S - .. .F o r Herald. — .e ... we w . . — black and white- female sviral small home* ranging in • PANSY I’U N T H each prixe winner, ONE PASS FOR TWO j pitpnv named TH sky’. price from 92.500 lo 90,600. One Ready lo Set now; bther annual*. a completely furnished-house. This week only! . FRED V HERDER to R IT Z . . GERTRUDE VINiNG 00m > Flptida Slate Bank Illdg. I’hene 7» l ______ SALES clerk wahtad. Also aock ..._. I*hone 1030 . . _ with, hardware W ESTINCnoDSE clactiic ‘So , 7\. |U> -VSWINTER CARDEN Ion table lop hot w a|ar heatth not absolILLFOLD loet downtown. Friv .-a ' CORNEU. .... •r. Al*d Gas range. 2016 SanApply by letday. Finder kUp billfold and >ta. two screened porches, money, pleas* return lh*maa and r pest office and *toi-js end Sn . vV n “ a r o u ^ s t a A ... other papaya to P- O. Bo« 7Ufl. to l Price 93,000.00. Year- MATCHED rugs-^O x 13 and 0 in WANTED elderly men Of 10‘»; 3 throw rugs. Phona Interested In part Uma < payment* may ba had on Gill —* 2 9 1 t f j raw. un« uvrn . 610.W or 2629 Elm Ave. work. Apply RIU Thsai broken. Strayed- vldnlty Coun­ Bale I room houte, large try Club or Lake Mary. Phone n. chicken pen. Flt» acres Cowity 1303. . 4 H, I*. MOTORS land, fenced, deep well, run129.60 . ' XPERT painting—contract or FOUND-Ila*msfl»t at Catholic hourly bpsla. 8. 0 . Grogan, ■AUER APPLIANCES Church. Owner may Hava by free catimaMp Phone 11H or paying for ad. Frank Moore. Red -garage. • >, , ____:______ ___________ LAWNS mo w e d . LOST— Pair bom-rimmed oyo vlflnily ATtlEfmQN ■■■'ii iM .9 . . 11 • Raises tatoiqQualify ...KeepsCesfs l ^ V K S S ttS tt-. S&B HEADACHE1 r A SPENCER Beware -a VV 'te a ? wr„,rt.?a Park, phone ■ - - - ................... .. XWNS mowed. A. C a a w o l l , phona 994-J. \ ■ \V . . ■ ., ' • \\ • • 7 / I • �••r . — I n U n ity T h e r d Id S tr e n g th — To Proinrt (bo Fear* of Ihr^fforM ^ -To Promote tho f m r n i or Aineria*: To Prod ore Frmprrlly for Sanford; -T H E W EATHER . I’aTlIy cloudy, continued coni' this aflrrnoon. lonirlii and ' Friday. Moderate - easterly wind. ilimin•shins tonight. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUM E SA N FO RD , E s ta b lis h e d 1908 X X X V II ' ; Dodger Homer In Playoff • F L O R ID A , A s s o c ia te d P re ss L eased W ire NO. * Dr. Steelman. Reconversion Chief Makes Declaration In Quarterly Re­ port To President Secretary Of State Concedes, However, Serious Differences E xist Among Allies TH U R SD A Y . O CT. 3. 1946 Persons Are Killed W hen A irliner Crashes In Newfoundland Disaster. Described WASHINGTON. Oct. .1 Death For One Nazi Life For The Other As N^'orst Tragedy (Al*)-w I’resldcnl Trumnn hss sgresd with Reconversion III111 flislprs <>f [ . S. rector John Strrlman's pre----dirllon that the meat shortCommei i tal Flights w r m>) become *>or*e this winter. I'ceriou.ly Mr. 'Tru-< man had 'r\|ye»**d the hops the rn**l .iiuatlon wojld ease i«V ~ t tT ^sum ew hat in the" n e tt few , if, he folt-surc thero vuib men 1IK, T fc ;U T rri? « ffttR F * t loJm m sd iatc duVgen of.-JL . •arid today 'IHilT-ffirr. I* on ' TCOIlJUlet?'.__---------*T7**‘ —cuoLUet _..l»cl-ecn his— mr*V ta ry .- o p s a h ln g 4 S ~ v l . s . a n d - tl aal j I r m l i J ^ SlieffTsa’s rrfNirt. _______ ■. « ^ i n dimmc pdsre mcJdns WASHINGTON. Oc\ 3-^ n k w t o r k , OtU 2 . (AP) following Ciovy ms jar . S ty * It convchslrn Directer -'nh,i — All 29 parson* sboartl «a |m rn I slay .iiu.rply aurnef'. I ' . \ nirr ir.iu Om i i m i Airline* V* nothin aguiti-t the Hnrat of «ht»tirade three inipor•plane are believed to hsv* ‘ ther depirs.lnn I n " his speech, one keen K illed-when the plant in Ru»il*,. another mi Steelman submitted hi.* quarterrra-hed in western Nlwfoand* •ay aed the third on Atnsfl: ly irp.iil to I’r. sidrul Timrtnn an | 'and farl> today. Am Air can frrofitti polity. I (Vngu-s*. In it llie frdrral bureau vrancr transport rantaln who J cfilef l i l u t i l I i l '» lured Jlinl a Retarding thf" Soviet Unio.-r. ’lew in rr the wreckage two | Luther mpid puce lise. mid n Uyritos expressed the. hope that hours after the crash general round i f largr wng • in* Stalin’s recent xlateincnl would on arrival al New York that" 9 put nn end to charge i that any CROHSINO the piste Is llowla Hchults, one of the Brooklyn Dodger., creases, might eiiiWwjth w|int he the plane burned completely • .»•-*. nronmnie nml singlepow er of group of power* • ho Is f i re led hy the bat boy and Stankr HZ) after walloping out a termed and ihree » a . no klgn of life Is trying to uicircle Hussiu. and Irani rr In the third Inning of,the game with the HI. land. Cardinals social r"M>r«|in n< • nearl *. that Stalin's words* also would, st Hi. bouts. Card’s ratchet GsragioU looks on. The thirds won this; Me Imiiti . le|« n | l-\|il lino I ill, . dispel accusations that the lini.e.i United flr>l f>me of lhp puyoff series to decide Uig winner of the National matter this »»>'! "If price* keep States is trying to use tho atomic |^ agu, pennant. 4-2. ’ -v . . IlnlcmStlonal Koundphnlol; m ,.tiring and nrcripilan- n wage-\ Jl,.g 1 H I puKiW’llg e r p la n e bomb as a threat of force against pit it! liiuiiH’iv • an I nun* Ilf ili.- \ nii'l'li nil ( Iversons ' the soviet. Mr. Byrnss ad led, how­ *ill fi»i | im cf'l \ II itii. - 1 m rsi in to i flam e* ever, that American foicign poli­ th m n t h i'f o4tts| »«•!«» »• cy will continue to follow- a strong 1 lilt • i. i-.ii- d tn t i n 1 n ig g e d line. A llllllw t x (o « v |lN M > U»l>, tll« t • • . iin t u.l.-i -.f S te p ihenville. Following up this .unfilled anr m ! ajTf iciml thiunrti th;«t the N. »•i 1 . • iiliiiiiltui . tm l; i.v o n ly iw cr to Henry Wallace, the Secre­ ^o\« i iirmnt "iiHi-1 l*t* |HfpiUW f« it »iii h iitc - a l t e r it h a d tary' -of State asserted,'that thu yi the rv til Ili«it the pM’-rnl “ek -" Nsil war criminal. Hermann C.iw i | iis ilrlli. and Itoilolpli Hex. luiri, with grim concentration as l-oril chief point of American foreign i.iki *11 (HI Irm n th e - a ir p o r t tieim-lv tilgli” eonsiimri and bust-, lustier l^arence read* the vrrdlil In llir Nurmlii-r; War I rinin trial (ioerlng was sentenced In nr Ownerof I s r u sie;»* * > f i m IM policy is a determination not to nc epending -h- old fnllcr. Iiatifrd. Hrkk was kenlrnre,| In ||lr in |tiKnu lot III-, |arl In llir Nail irunr-, agnliikl humanity. c u n •lilt in Iti-rlin. glaring land definitely iudu-iiO -I go hack to isolationism. , , ----------cwmiig by tlinr hul. «»f ni Stillm an dnU ieil 'hat lUlhlir A- ••ft i >1 i I.iinril report Most of his speech, however, works pmgiam* should I* 'v|i|u*tendance al n mvrUnjr nn fit*', . .• • . r ‘Hl.l 1 Lai •bin- t- lit1 1- pus.ibility was devoted to the future of Getconliol at the Community. Ilon.e! !*• »•»**•! aial r.ndv l*» g" |*r| Sfltll illriiaril ihf til tel t l»r many. Byrne* said he did not that they are not interrsted in| On tile nlhei limit, the recon1 1 Uf* -I* •• i • Imv(* Mirvivrd. »<*want to see.-Germany become a 1 j l»l! ! • f Is#* the proposal bv the Florida Puikjvrtsion direeb i empha-ired that fill1it Ion they pawn of a partner in a struggle and Forest Aswiltlallnn to i liln national icunmny l» "in a . lid ft f till- l.ii i.litdinetl. for power iietween the .east and Lablish *uc)i fire control in Sum 1 pcs it ion of. great promise' a* well .in* 8|n ciiitiff ny west. Tho cccupalion of Germany, UB M e .* mile County, uaiuager K ilw adjaa great <limg-''• l.llit ii! i! l e i he added., must bo coutinu>'d. •4*•• • ti* (h«» *crn«* Higgins of the Chsmtier of Cmr I Strrlinau •-xplaiurj th at-if “we . at S ti'p h rn v ilU . 4 * soldiers are not enough a* watch M f \ N h l H U T . D r im am . <hi 1lt< . «.» 1 iear> kiicceskfultr »nVard the rt»e Its •I *»I*i-^ \ t lor n r «« lor I m b / Us • • ■. muy r n ^ h ® Saga, *TN said. Enjiiietr*. 1 m M Miller And Carravyay meKe deelsred today ' L ckIgii Muy Hold * * Nut I'Jlprn. I l l n t m a i .VIini lit a#»U th, i *4m* tn • ,i i h* *riffhi Many lallle owners have tele 1 p u n llie harking of demand (•■( Byrnes, nrrf more im portant' •*-To Seek Seat Vaca­ plmurd Mr. Higginsthsl they; goeds. nml the trem. ndous | m- i' , IIuiir FriDrhr saiil I imI. i i that ri. =.t >|tfii2 ?•• tliey will bo able to «pol any • liiiunl an. Chief Of Staff **I!M7 (’onvention would not sign u |Htition to liringj„f savings ao-l i intent Ini-emi-. IJ. .M lhi fhrrr «lM|uillril Niiflt will Im* i. r . i m * annanient raoVa by manufacturers^ poifitr,! III ted By W. C. Hill the matter of county fire i on- 1 should reduce ihr tale at wl»n ti, rirn rln l In (hr lUifiwh fum ..I . • i. ,t ,. Elaborating on this, the Secre­ itii -r.m'hi ri hr (Jivcn Honorary DiIn French Capital tml In a vote ill the Nov ii'ilMlMlul slacken." li r i m uni tary of State said that ahruld airy Ill'll th* | km iln |*f> »»f ( u r v I v o M Two rnlididiitr-K for (lection on election j^rcc Bv I nivcrsity Steelinan’f repmt «iiol tin im suspicions of war production arisr, Nov. i 1 f 'll n \ \ | l( \ M I M U . I l r l t a* city commissioner, N I'KU.N liriU*. lh i * ; 4/|*t- A l|i nrdei to liavc tlie nmt'.ei ||i>nnl target . is "a tialam ■'-• a report would be mails to the con­ Frank 1^ Miller and Andrew Cari/ l't I In* \ it*r tit .i i i I rg ip n I " 1 III IT Ihr 31 paft*4'nft*rf (•rDiian AptiKi'viiiiin ills, h.'sf,| inlay ImIIIIIiI fnIlf brought to a vote, it is iietle-.iiry supply .with deniand at a high KIHNIH ItGII, Jtsoil.in.I, t Ss-t trol commission. The commission, «l it % war* n n ili'il in Violtl i l l I •• 17 l \ at m u ■ pnint^ • n f I IMSI ISIS**»l 4/1*i Fdioloirgli lodn\ liiim-l mil r i in n i l ion m P a li's, a*» il «l i«V •hut the th n v \ a / 1•* fm«| by (he K u i “ | h * «•••. -ni,l to Iw infant • in -turn, tvuUld demand nf the rawav, cpialified this morning at. la have Ian,) owners roiilndling City Hall. This three year OC.OOO a m * in thn county, -ugh Inlet fmliuiml War rnnu*^ T i‘i«un goin it- r.nnlrsi reii-hnitlon More German government that the tho • f l i ' r W o rlil W m I. I h r in iilt t nl liavr Iiitii ifmnle<|“TriH|i*»r;ii v i Inltll* li. the war In honor Gi-nyi.d liwighti Im n In n I m r n r% ln u lrd b ) Ih r -IanU be closed. If the government term WIJI lie to succeml W. C. f he petition. Klsnnatures of those In ft'hliititn hi l i n f p u - f e o g e r i . iltll, former mayor, whose term anlrnllitig 66,000 ad res wfio se­ prntertinn f rum f u r t h e r <ti»«* » Elsenhower. The Ameriran Chief failed to act. the Allied represen­ as commissioner, expires on Jan. m i l l l a n M lla r h r .^ l I h r I m u h *In* B inrafi :if*M mrri«s| n crew T h e u r » i u ii t f i l «tefi tidniil* a» • cured. ir 40,000 short, raid Mr. of Staff wan ti uni** u frN'Hintt 1 I -__i • . i. t i . i.:.. tatives would. In 24 hours, call out I |tth:i'«t ill ^ iiUlillKliHl f « iflrt ,• It,ill- . •rn,- -ti-w a r d e s s . fniititra*r lljiilniiit S. bat he 1 Higgins. of fIm* mirirnl r ih nml uu-. imm' b the trrops needed to enforce the llrli l!film ul 1 1*s ir**r«* *••«» I mil* In. - . . . 1 • 1.i Il 1- ill the f ran/ V «* ii I' ii | m * iiii »| prp Mr. Mirier, u foiinergcity com­ un Imnointy ili'Rii p • *f » » f closing. Byrnes recommended that P resent at the meet mg w n « %«*i i i k ti in S « n I u n i n n i I m i • « I'd j \ • •• •d iln- tweni | irufiflinl Mari'* Kt*l**4,p missioner amt city judge, nnIn'At I # v I In* I-iiiv* • til % K*lm the Allied Control Conrtnissinn Owen Ihaiglas (I the stall- file li«*| %r i m i n i «ni lir % l i M f ’ * 1 . 't.i«hii|i • tt.-lsc i.si, Ssli-na ! **• lI»f» i hiff i|«*im/ifM*atfii isfl buri:)t • have Iwmbers available from any nounecd sevrriM wrekv. ngo tlmt control d ep artm en t, and t! In n * r i l l lu ll w ilr ft», II.i\ mi Hi. \nf -it l*f» of the Biv Four power* to l<nek h* Vijuld run for thir offir,.' and Molpiik and Willi.iin Ju rn h . Ihr Tits- <(•«•« ini li<* «»f* n. i Im • hmiiintiHM Iimn !*«•«• ,«)w gavo reasons' for so doing in n Hla'e | nrr-.| noil Park A .'»-ni up its decisions. M»H. 1 .iltt .I'tlifi 1 t'llh its i i sv* i* l"i I he (tin In IrttYi Nui*lfiL*i t letter to The Hirnldi lion. W i l c n m r t l |ts I lit* n l v Mil It H l'.‘ ^ •- A*»-vitl»s- 'h v a mi Aim A i*m>b u o *-oh»«». — — — -The result* bf the nierling .(w.; Toledo Mud lien. ,.f ili.y Amri. (Junlifiralion of Mr. Cnrrnway JHUi -aluLu iilUu lliPU - mMm »•♦»» I*. A ii I i «»• '|** »i Pfeiffer !*ny* that «i* Hnlay -Was •-the -first >ntimwt»«ti flnllely Imliraleil IFkl lliri. frt a ir t Avsorlattmf^'Will T»Ol. XanrTT from < iii/« .ui i n /iif | in* f ».in for llie former llnlrs .inl< I-p I iticn, \ . 1 . -old that p arathat he would run for the office. naL sufficient rnngo lani aw lien Monday fur a rui|ferenra with Imwriw luivi; J( llfotlllir III1 wg*» (inlerril initially liy tin* •him iii.u|Hi- iin- -iw clin4 to Hie crash Bom In Fort Ogden, Fla. In 1009 interested in firn control and re­ Mayor If. James Gut, Mayfair Ion it nvirinitinl Mtilii in (In* uibtlf. ly inilitiir* unvem nwit #io Iteilin, nvct '1 hi*, p.iratrtw ipers will ts k s he came to Sanford In fOIO. was forestation at tho present dime Manager Find Weber and Chembei A flrr utrrptinir tin* ffm lutn p u t tit tlie - i-ari-h, an.i, il necesLit t i l e n i i m ( Setter al educated in local schools and to bring tho matter to u vote,” of Commerce Manager Kdwa»‘l (hr rily. (iriifi.il Km’nlmwrt «--«• i* work. ('lay. attended the University of Flor­ said Mr. ’Higgins, lie pointed out lliggi'iis. in ronnf-ction with tin- vpokr in MiiinripMl Hull Hr Nilil chief r T I m* f l r i a i i i f i t u t i o n u f f i o o ida. He was commissioned a tliai it I* the practice nf tango pro|M soil agreement for the Toll -I • n rhcfflu^ rr»9Hi|- "W r li;ivf 111 ,i iti«-«I, Imwover. that S» nu. Naval ensign during, March. 104<>, owturs to hum over land every club to undergo Spring Irnino fur Ml«nig 1 It** » •.»•! I*, .i •«gi|Ham V- it I ' n p e n jiimI I r i t ••#)•• tiVf wol M W•• NMIr | itrst llllt* An open hearing for Interested and* later liecame "n lieutenant yenr to lecurc flesh • growth of activities liere nett yr«i hois* the Anieftran z«*ffe cltisens of Seminole County to senior grade, served at I’earl grass, and that under a pm jrnin .Gilliland wn* n*c oily iwni> Ijmi i< not* Hint .it Ltliitlnir k)i I •|oiH-*l «nrn have t ipir*v learn how school money I* to he Harbor in 1040, and came out of of reforestation 'no hurtling could head of llir farm system of *t- rnniml frrl pr•fsimi^Ii* . f*•» llm • i i < In ^ o t o H im H i i t i « h j expended for tho. coming year the service Jen. 14 uf this year. be done except al two year pi-rinds Detroit Tigers. Ilownvrr, he wil rily in iD rrntiifM’q !•.»-. ih*ii I'feiffc** e«|«lailifs| fliii During Mr. Carrnway’s absence In order that young tm -s-could remain in his present ropni it ■ niMikiml itilmnrp f i i H.i j g lit* wSa hi Id this mornlnjf s i tho • M I I S O W f M h f » l » * ! f. until Ort IS. Gilliland. , office of Bupt. T. IJr. law tnn. in th . service. Mrs. Carraway grow. MlNfl I" OII»l> lliHl. wt I lu \ net iihot j; p itis« lodnv. .Irelined <ffi i . - leaf nr,| l «• Unit I where the School Board approved assumed direction of hi* insur­ In addition, some nuige alearned t .iiiiliMi it is>* vmi a it | l u h lilgli positn n with , tlie > the budget, which Includee a 24 ance agency now located on owners are plowing over land 1 1 l i f t ijm S \ ((•iffw«»n, ilifie ia iif a l i e - n l v u i r . t r i l w i t h n n l c i percept increase in teacher's *ul- North Park Avenue. He i* active ilnnt grass and are interested in liouls Browns and ul»o the pie I ' mMI m i ' KeiM f Vi r i'u tiv e , V A Sills i v a r n * < t o f t h e t r i o a* •llds. and a Bp percent Increase a* <v Rotarlan, Jaycee ard a* an ess, rather thun mire tree growth, ilency of the American Associate.i r ^ D M a t l I i f f m •• at **i Liim Im |M»inlf.l t i n v . l i f t l hi* p u l . T h e t i n m a n Boy lluiney, fornii-r prrsidml • ' to dftke ckro 'of school repairs Elk and Is a director of the Sem­ he said. I It siiit M W S m it h . tki m| ill ihal lerrnl liiliiim^ioiirtl hm l pi (fin* t o hr itiK tin 'th e As'oeiatiou and now with lh< M n*. I a n f e • I . S f ii|t h ••( ••Hi and1'replacem en ts,. according to inole Countv Chamlicf of Com­ and^replaccraenU . merce. II- belongs to tho First Pittsbiirs 'Pirates, was a frequent PlllllteUa Au Jmr. )n»» «oIl'D tl .ill Iripn&nlioif nut •only lihrmlUe* (••I tnevi b e f o r e t h e t l r t i a / i f i acting Bupt. B- F.. Morris. (HBT H iiif **|ftiTf7 lTtnjj •winver- of t>MTTtT The budget will be sent to BeptjaJ,.phurcji.^ .. vlxitnr in H anfonr last rfpring. the Unilnl sStahv Aimy .iml Im* pieiniunl >, hut hbn jm*i hi it a »v Rough* (ioinjr L o o i u h Meanwhile, Brigadier General Bupt. Colin 'English for ip Gilliland was the Florida .Slnlr hc^n »cn*. Ui -F ori fliuR c. *N'. r . trnvurtive riaiiiiN fur m rh waiver. Telford Taylm disclosed Hint thn One cltissn. Mrs. Victor le a g u e 's first president after th-’ Military Plan M any riaiiH who at the lime nnpiiital of Sehiu-ht has thrown ' a form er Board member, loop's rc-orgunixation in Hl^tt. A) into Ailiul- plana tn • Meal- count rs nf ilnwiltown JaycecB Make PlanH In- Next CongrcHH that a t the hearing, .Lima hfi was alto serving «* J s p a r k * falling — m i - n*m,H.p.?e * 1 U lt fc - ilU lM S •ir d U A I U l y WCIC. ato Inimhslirll try Nuxi tndustrialiai. on- war- stores, which for the past week . I.gdd. n.ay now Im eot.tU-.l school balance on -hand of the Del-and Chamtx-i Wtawlen w f. stand ll.i.,1 For O ct 12 Dance* WASH IN0TON. Oct. :t -i/P )- secretary I9T.B78. Anticipated rothe p r l n e ^ cause* of b»"'f fire.|«"<‘ " '“X " lrtV- PPI'I'rstlon. he sail. making charge*. General Taylor have been full of cheese ’ and of Ccmmcrrc. presented a welcome Key -leglslatois predicted today Ill i i *1*111i«»fi* v e trn in i w ho w eie will l,o ill charge of any new pro- pickles, at 1404,004 from .Federal Varioui members of the Juniur •that there will lie rough going idigildn lull who writ* ilnt fumillui iw-edings. l i e -said thn matter now j sight this morning l<> hmijcwives XW®7.0I5). ... eounty U ses Chsmber of Commerce todsv re­ In-Congress for the Army’* mwith the light tn waiver, of pr!- bps Iwe it placed, ><efnr8 Thief 8 * they saw T-bone and round steak*‘and other choice .cula of tiiium m.iv also uiake^lhcir claim I'ro-Ki-utor Robert . Jnrkson, r j f d *otlwr* w urw ?*?$6.61 B)* ported an Ute'~|in>grcsT~of tho vised unlverral military tmining that Jackson, ill turn, wdl outline <l>eef at OPA prices. Jsjrcee ilsnce scheduled tn he held plan. now, he explained. ’• the total balanck. of $B09.- Jsyce Oct, Fi at the Mayfair Inn for. the Most of the few lawmakers re­ Heveraj large shipments of To la- eligible tiir waiver d 'he problem to President Tim -I. t t t s i purpose of obtaining funds to maining in Washington during the premium, a veleian must lie dis­ Taylor said any announcement re­ western iwjef were, received from 6 and are as follows: od- finance the' Junior trade body’s currant election—campaign have abled fm it nert’id of al least six garding llm. future rumen- :<■ * • Jacksonville this morning, hut ac­ r- 'h cording to butrhers, thia first of •hied away from open comment Uon. 116.700; Instruction, portion nf the tourist program. inunth*. If the waiver l,< granted, t-i'lnwed' would •■e mad•eems to lo? nn freedom nf in­ lly KENT COOPER Jock Mcrrlaon also reported on on the issue—just at they have in the month quota will l>e gone in 20: nperstlon, janitor, fuel. hr la then entitled tn refund "f Whitn Jlou.in In IVoahliigton. formation, without rralu.vlinn . Executive Director Mrs. Alfred Jn<|| has sent nn n wwk or two. A few carcasses ‘.,409; repairs snd replace- ths progress of a plan for coun­ the past. A lm o st all those willing piemiiims paid from th* date his that infoimiition Hint can't I h Tho Associated Prats I4.T J71; transportation, ty-wide cleanup drive. Vice Presi­ to . discuss it— frirn.lt and f°e» -tiegnii. Fatore paymrnl.s •iPVrsL.tO licneial Kisoaimu.r !•* f q w r i r restricted-Florid* V ef National Newspaper Week this printited-aveils nothing. A* I* said disability ; health, 'f U M t other dent Bralhry Odhpm presided to­ alike—art- agreed that m any's hoi on hi* irnlicy arc made hy the save her husband, Colonel General, also were received, first of the yenr in n metathe day in the absence of President deliete w ill. break out over the year finds the movsment for free­ Pork, including bacon and ham, government fur the duration of his Alfred Jodi, who was condemned age tn tho United Nations: ' problem once Coniress convenes dom of the press facing obstruc­ hy the tribunal to In- hanged lamb, anil sausage were corripieu.H O . »B,- Jack Ratigan. disability. Veterans shuulib con­ M ft it my fervent ho|m that tions and generally being buffeted next Janeary. thfs. month. T^ie appeal was out bv their absence. Thero was you and your qasociste* will tinue tn pay premium* unlit they latcr around. relumed to her with the note- n limited amount of veal. Fish develop n program going far be­ are notified by thu VA the waiver lion: ’ Addressee travcle,| away and chicken were plentiful, In the lost twelve months cen­ yond mere accost of reporters t.v has been granted. 8 AILOK INJI.'KKD U. N. Group Approves sorship Feed merchants reported that has been relaxed Irusomo news and communications facili­ The nrw legislation liiieraliscd without any new address." ms,;J _ Eisenhower, who is in Scot- they now have sacks' of white 'A sat lor sntloned a t the Naval Biff ReJFuffce Budget countries, b at there probaDiy It ties. The whole structure of hu­ the standard* hy which tidal iliamora censorship today than in man rights in n' world of free ability ia vtra'surrd. •Certain “ala- land, has no authority to inter- flour for sale. A shortage of Air Station, was slightly In­ . , scratch feed for chicken* and proany other Meant peacetime era. men, with govermrfenU of their lutory disabilities," such ns the vene in tho mntter. la n d a t . I;P0 o’clock tHU, after- LAKE SUCCESS,- N. Y-. Oct. ' ------- ■ — , , tein feed* wag predicted. Prlcas lb no n whan the Ford sedan -In 1/V -The United Nsllens -Efconom- One thing has developed th st i» choosing, rests upon one loss nf both s rn u or laith le.;a, There are said to be more than on these Bern* have risen nr eyesight, arc now considered which he was riding south on Ic and Hucitl Council unsmlnwus- kwRMX. m i a s . , bi'u riiu-■ iw ",r,htV w as (*Jt*t during the last few days.. total disability, even 'though .1 QU types of common stains, Avenue an d -/riv en by 4 a. 1168 000,000 budget In many parte of the world that “Vague phraser such ss free promoted International freedom of tha press Is an es­ nf Information are Inade­ tho veteran might still bo sbio * B ^ 'w i t h n _ organisation after lopping sential. quate. The fundamental medium to work at a job, SPORTS BULLETIN R H K 1942 Hudson drlrsn* by Barbara off approximately I 10 0 .0 0 6 .0 00 . • A g reat deal of lip ssrvice to Of communicstloAs.is the printed Craft Casa of Oribndo. The Th# vote, waa toksa- after nearly the Idsa hoe been given by word. The right to know must be • SCORE BY INNINGS' whoee name was not Bstofficials who . could really do Implemented hy the right tq INGLKY IMPROVES St. Louis 020 030 120 the ooI ice report, was 8 13 0 */ — something about It. and U could print, by full press freedom. Thl* the station to h a r t his have boon • put highsr on ths objective must not be the selfish 'Frieudg of J. L. Injley will be Brooklyn .100 000 003 4 6 0 mm l -- - H ------t 1 tL . IWMifti Mwraonfa. Ttofivw iw ag*l}da of tho United Nations On# to gst news. for oursslres. pkoaotl to learn thkt he la Im­ B a ttp rfe ttrsS U JU u iie — D ic k s o n , U rctT thecn ( 9 ) a n d ' MPort. Thus, in effect ths dsU- then number twenty, jndtr* r W a r l;! snderssnding can be proving since a recent operation gates m sraly.- pssssd the ” <on- •ub-bead. U should have been achieved only If news flows freely st the Femsld-Laughton Memorial K iu ttx . B ro o k ly n — H a lte n , B e h r m a n ( 5 ) , L o m b a rd i _ will demolished snd the trovertlsl qtMstlon from one Cody placed .f ir s t Another thing of to all countries snd may be free­ Hospital and is now recuperating ( 6 ) H lg b e ( 7 ) , M e llo n ( 8 ) , T a y lo r ( 9 ) & E d w a r d s . • the Ms nf the Hudson w great concern la th at the stress ly published In them.” at home. £ P A R IS , O c l 3 , m — S ccw B y rn e s t o d a y c o n c e d e d t h a t th e r e a r c s e r io u s d if f e r e n of S ta ts Jam es c es em otiK th e A llie d n a tio n s b u t, s im ila r to t h e r e m a r k s .6 : 'b y P rim e M iuUtoB. •ip i* Higgins Says Cattlemen Show Lack Of Interest In Fire Control Unit » Two Candidates Qualify In City Commission. Race Edinburgh Turns Acquitted Nazis Granted Temporary ,: Out To Welcome Protection From Further Arrest Gen Eisenhower Toledo Baseball Official To Visit Sanford Monday Disabled Veterans (a n Now Request Premium Refunds * Budget Approved-, t Today At Meeting Of School Board f Town Markets . &,Keceiycr Rij^Meat.; r Shipments Today A. P. Official Declares Freedom Of Press Still Faces Obstructions -jess?®* i f n t ’. vT *,■ -‘ •j - . h -1 J iii .r«w a ^ af>t - . i -T- _ =*; .y <. . i- \ * . ^7- t SW FTA. . • 1. -'.V ^ . * > .. . . -■. - -• • .-s.^4.1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 02, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/648fdb02434a955557d40d03b9b25a7e.pdf 5505d66d44ace92cfdce867e92816040 PDF Text Text r o s e f t - K 1 1 4 6 �Fair this afternoon, tonight Wed* ncidfiy. N o t'q u ite so w arm t h is af­ ternoon, cooler tonight, continued cool 'Wednesday. M oderate to f r tih northeasterly winds diminishing tn- AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK SANFORD, Vo l u m e x x x v i i A c tiv itie s O f K K K A udB uud FLORIDA, TUESDAY, OCT. 1, 1946 Nazi War Criminata Sentenced To Death Government Official ABserto Evidence Proves Orjfanizatipne,: Collaborated Hjalmer Sehaeht, Frans Von Papen and Hans Fritche Acquitted In International Court; Defendants Have 4 Days To File. Appeal WASHINGTON^ OeL , 1, investigation1'today linked the pre-wqr activities of the Ku Klux Klan with the former German - American bund. An official of the federal agency aays th at uncovered dence definitely proves Associated Press Leased Wire •... : • i nf I k I k l ' b nan bat Hillrr’o errand » |ti rtR »»e a* *»*v lot « m •, ■ bay.. Aa *•* far •••» Jadl sad W Keitel, Ik |rih«na| aatd I M eowM not , ehietd IhesaneHeo bthiod. a mythiI cal rrntdrrmenl of m ldior iy cbvd‘ h a n . Stretcher wan oowdemaed fur hie J«« holtlag. M l w b t s s ner. the teaghom looking defend- ■at in the m M e r ti'i row, « w rn o K in ,' by the court which -aid lie Ini] nrrn prison* r* hsrtrcti. * jst in lie barb, sad stifled iij the. Ka« rharaktm. Itcyna Inquart, t S n t c r of Austria and gauleitcr mi both I'ala ad and llellaM l.'w tf dmcrihed m ruthlry* in apply lag terrorism In nuprmn aT| oppmi- children, n m in The Netherlands. lliarn- his »lav here. Ihr hlsh priest pf NaiUm, nouftcrj W«> hrtd responsible by the rtiurl -alii Ih for n nyntera of orsnniied pi in- °tts<n*l der of bntji p r U itc .a x U p u h lk . 1 'r t^ ‘ property {hrnuKhnul the intaxlcd ,\a,U r I .TV?cTvrof « S fi.a n y ^ top war Vrimiimls this morniiiK were sentenced to dentil l»y Hanging, • , They include former Kvichsmanthnl Hermann Goerilig. Nazi Foreign Minister .lonehim Vrun Rihhnntmp, Mqab .ltitiMiRhir. Alfred Rosenberg, snd notorious Npjl governor, of Dolan I, Hans Frank. Atm* sentenced to die on tha gallows were Colonel General. k the two orsaniaathma « t* AIfrtil Jmtl, chief of staff of th r Isbormtatl during th e period from t ’ermnn High Command; Jew1937 to 1911. “to promote racial Prcpaije* Callowfi • baiter Jillp.*. Strcicher, former and religious dissension prior la Reich Minister of the Interior For Executions the # a r." . * Wilt-dm ' Frick; the slav; inltor 1 The Justice Department spohysbn-#. Frit* Snurke'; the head of M KKNBKRtl. 'Oct. 1. <AI*> m n revealed that FBI agejtU he iliviidi’d Security i’otlce, Bmst — Hie * si lows l a t h s ancient Sehaeht Asserts Noi uncovered the positive cvtdt&o kalti-nbriirmer; rat-faced Arthur WASHINGTON. th*t t r,t'i N nrrnhrtg (all are bring pre­ of a link between the two group*. -Inquart, gau'-tllcr in Tho Laws Or Opinions Seys.* 1In- mo.it - hot lore | ihIih t-r -*iiitIct ps m l mday far aa execution He said that a number of “ bow Netherlands. ami former Nazi that aill | s dawn In history. mi iillitiAI waniliig of pittill/'complaints'* of alleged civil rights Fi lil' Marihail Wilhelm Keitel. Exist In Germany Former government Tcitxiry-'iif all market. violations may lead to an t» U aOvl. IS ta tkr probalie dslr. >1 puty Martin Hermann, Iioiind hvrslock ■ o n of the federal Investigation, an t the -rcae will be the pri»M I. Ml Mil . Ort. I l Pi The t-onvh-led in ahicntiu, was alio Setirlm v of Agiiriilturc I M ix A t present, government investi­ op court yard of the tgimr * ntctxced to death. ion^ Anlermm told » group rtf fhtec nfjintt'fl (if i mint leaders, gator* still are cheeking on thg building in whirh lllller’n top Those nfe the men who hum Msimii, Srlifteht, linns KrlUchc Wxx Me ilea riiltlemcri Ibnt the notorious KKK • in' seven *la tea, lieutenant* were sentenced to­ t”l I’i nn/. Von Papen, app.ar'il itl been -enlencctl to hnng In ver­ unprernlmited step of governm-iit day by Ihr International War dicts banded down by the Inter­ namely. Near Y o c k ,_ llk h lg ip -cixuti- Ik a very real danger » luihulent nrwH tniifrrrm e to- national tribunal. I 't i a n Tribunal. Tcnpessce, F* ‘‘* 9 * flay. Srlnirht sTarUctt the iifcA *** that xlny bv day becomes more reduction In Kates Uissixaippl ar t. - -g.u —r" Hermann {tearing and ten of Ship Lands In Ohio of a iguwihillty. itun l»v «lfrlurixiff thill then? »\>* -In addition, Rudolf Hots wait bis 1tiki*-plotter, will die by oiamI l»* Ik1 neither m»r sentenced to life imprisonment. For Airmail Anderson’.* warning eutneided hanging, u-lr*W (he arnlcnrrs After Flight From xvitb’a Ifepnftnirnt of Agi ixiilline fi**-tr frpimint onlay m fjcftniirii Former youth leader Baldup Von Kehirarb was sentenced to 20 yea.* am reirm sd by the Allied that meal must : tiTtniHiky. Perth, Australia aiitiiiuiicrinrnt Control t cnmcll. Siharht made hU rlalcinciit in prison. ipinaiii on the government's list Also iimtenc’d to 2d year* was of -rarre farm products. Tin- .wNfn hi* wru naltrfl whl-lbJf hu Alter: ’ ^ i OLllMBIfB,. O.. i>ct. I -—(rT'i Speer. Hitler’s munitions , tiiiH rxper led tn he lr/ *d hy a sialaiuent dashed the hopes of Vi S’sry pnlml Kimball the ’ll • (ieritmn rtwrt, TSh: rialI-pd -Kill acitulttrtdenl Ttiritr. thi. aflertm»u land itirat iiidusii v that the way Tmarre uiyan! t**pli*rI thul in lln* flnanelat nl at I'nrt Colximhus. 11, ft'* 11.~ might be rlcared frtr ilflllxg pel its| hefule I lfttli^r came If* Secondly, the official revealed . diplomat *.'17-mHe trip from I'ctlh. Auslrst- Ol'A ceilings at an inducement power litcn * *fre Ians ami fr1c the discovery of ( olm4 s of 1A li.iter** i*. iiaix set a, itexv world rrcoxxl to farmer* to move tlieir live ■* ntim in t«rrriiaii> Tntlay, Mii«l [ lIim-1: In market. Joint meeting, by Rian amt Bund .» lltn a ilistanxa for nuP-*top flight*. Krhwthl, liieit* .tpp med tit he The Agriculture sVn-lnrv deofftcitl* a t Camp NordUtui. N. T . ember x-f . IT I x-he Tl> An unofficial, time nf ho tixnirs rlnirti in hi* speech licfoie tin- ' • itllrj. Ifiv t 111*1' flee upiltiun in 1940. Thirdly, tho J ib tiro the t!lliopn* '' H h , slntcmriit caused an tip-' i ■ | in I IK miinl •-* wa* chalked ep ruttlrineu in Alliui|ueii|iie filial 'Department secured n iftU r iU 1Bci|ultlnls. l«x*-d' ' l a p l o r the Turtle'* jnuriiey a - *t any nisi- de-control period Arouhl mar in the newsroom, wit I, Freticli: that Oil u ih ta n t Bund diractar i'andeil ill Ohio twlay at I2:2d eipip(j^ Jvad-;, to [csrt amNftlrji ,'jjml IteliMajiw-.ciC-piii, •o-lMVlten*1. stated in 1937 th a t tho Bund nng amlrMn M r kUuigfti ' KtAQdrtll Tiuu,>1 famrita. wax -cmc*ratlin t wtUfdhAf Khm ' IT-i;on term* *l«n I s*emf - i- of the Qylummix Naval* 1 Anduson asked i Iip e*ecullve (" id riu irr I J h e affidavit alleged th a t th> addrwisiag envotope* far air pAtt i Air Station and d*l*g*Uoiis of Iwmrd of the New Mrxtep Cntlle let llxter. H i B und also wa* eoapuratiag with tket day aro edvisrd ta leave ||y |.* a v y ulticeiaU from \va litnglon fSrowera Association f"t coopera- *l*!‘ autognip nrganiuU otit similar to the KlaJL, on ■ the-j inch a a o n on lh» laft I • | .xr,d Chicago were up Hand 5o tlon in trying In bring meal niep h,xd .»-1 “because oar aim* i n riw ltar ta aide of the envelope for this puriCJI i cTTel fh- twin-engine Isa-kheed Ixack In the American people. He "'"I Hrlmcht manv way*." :poet. r_ f -T‘if ‘ \ ' ---- g I Neptune t*2V plan ■ at tls; end also called upon tbx- rattlerneli d I" leliirn I f Its rcrorxl flight The tcip made for -oigBcstion*. childivn. Tho rtdpclion of ftrcl closa eir msc i-y Ihr four ere* uxi u an I tiieil* It wa, nu| imnicduilclv lieur t*om-i . it*at I from eig h t-to five eoata an i.iirl 1-aby -kaugertio rpasooi *-vre.ib-d In Washington whether the te MmUtit t i aum.i govs into effect tadayi n If i.f 3.121 miles the non l«-|i. murk utilvllionlng step mentioned liv imu Muxt t Thia rats also applies to mall will -if 7.1I1C, mites irt 1a.-t Sovi mhcr Andeitiin wouhl be designed to the ui<|uitl Tb- h>‘ en Armv B-2U. get piuio meat Into regular mar Mnr-avt*. « m ifivcp I yciB . tliv The T u rtleV rrew was heat*at by kef channel* nr whether It would Thx.def odnot* hxvo f->ui* dyyi iign- Gomdi. Thouia . Daviea of ClnJe^ m rtflv assure n greater huntdv I|, v-hlch tn apneal t ! f icntxmer* lear. land and included 'Commander* for the armed force* nnd timH - m lit r*'t" with the pltals. * a .--Tii|r-men* r •! vrith lb*' i T-.i - ntrol eo’iucd *n B -rltp. While meat remain* under R-i-rlne n rever-ixt 'be cvectiprice rnntrqt. Hie iu»ntldv list t’c'r.'i - 1d*li of scaii'o food product* omitted Some methber* of the Allle! rnnutinii uf ’ nil camieil fruit*, prosecution ita ff evpre«sei| n s jiilcax, nectar* and m m ix* well ptmtir hut unofficial disapproval a* fresh nnd frotrn Milmon. "at rerenlii and rum. That mean* ..f the venllct* In the war crime* Oa Uw w*»t eoa<t the TIO those item* ain imw free of trlnl longshoremen whose contract also Hh'.oky, to. n > ,n obi ll-nl- i prieg control due prosecutor declared on ban pi red at mhiulghl, |dan to hold I d dim from Kuril f'levelan I, tmlf of hi* delegation th a t the ataa* meeting* today in itrad of Ohio, i-nn talk bylteve it or not— neipliltat of Frau* Von Papen .lint mi a visit tbis looming to i.urpriixed and IrtiUtexl them tin- ('null lloiue with tier owner, U, S. Ih Interested Mia. FVanor Htdclrneyerdproceexl* In liuHsinn DeinundH oil to pay. "CJh Mnrnmii” w> that ity Issues Permit i veryiiody iirimmj the icjihy, colt) I To Build Laundry bear her cantnt’ inflection. I .AKKRA Mr, OcL 1 o1’i Unlike rnniiv ptlhllc spcnkirc. • """■ KJorida cvlerv grower* aro making H. A. Btaffav has . w a d A PC'*.. .. Hcooky lui-. no fenr trf microteaxly progress In .their el,fforJj| The deadlock 4m the west coast t'hdtr’* aial ae.vrral year* ago ap­ to M l-up controls «f grade. developed whan the Pacific-Amer­ peared on rim Hi hhy leihhy radio ■nd volum* of shlpmpnit through ican shiposrnera Association re­ I rxmdcast and then tourej New Ihr Frill ral M u tatin g Agrei-mer.t. er-w rBvmb jected the demands of the two Fexgland with a Hobby Lobbv The contruL.weuid be similar to unions for a* form of union *elingo allow with -her u.w(i(£r .. ’ that already ' operating in the ra rity simitar ta that which praSnonkv ha* only ticyu hfl'l T 0 ADDIUtSH KIWANtH citrus Industry. valta cn the east (oast. In i«Mt A iunloadad * pbnut three yrcilfS and go yct.ha* ^ Ur Marshall Derby, paster is have . Th» request far the agreem m t H it* )* skipping ram p an ic, the nut bail time to uripiirc a aoiilh- uf the 1 list J'rpibJtarian l hav«h has been published In Ih* Fes'iral t a a treloea have .preference of ern m-ccuL Mr*. F’idciman, to­ nf Krlando,' and praaldral of the Planes Offered ' ItrgisUr, and Interested person* hiring, that - m u . that union gether with Mrs. Ann Porubm members a n hired I* orvfrrrnr- For Sale By W. A. A. hava anty O ct H to file rsrsp- seenrd note To the Turks last week have purrhaa>’d the Red Barn Urlandu Kiwanl* (Tab wQI asMrau lions. After that state'th* m kttcr fon-'.-ming control r f the vital restaurant on the Orlando High­ HanTord Kiwaniana a t Ihalr Wed­ »#. new-union office is They also nesday luncheon meeting a t the hare asatatenaac* of itwmbership. JAaKHONVIIXE. 5 (let. 1 - wrfll go to . ll«> Bwrataty of straits way, . formerly o|trerabid tty Roy f<n^Muaitv nenMimito llatma llmun aa nn **1 nvklltr.** In that after • man joins the (B fc ia li -A pprolbnatily 21 a ir­ Agiiciillurc. If he held* theiw However. Clayton flatly denied Ji\n*on, union h**TAuMr'Veep up his* craft cs,.«hUhg i r | l N « North uublishid accounts that Turkey tfuite n group gHtbcrPil aruund. ■sm hvrshlp or laaa hi* job. had. already, appealed to the- Snooky ut the Court Haute as Aa-friren Tralnrrs ami IT-19 FairI t is the uatOMf demands for ehOd prim ary Upiner* are lieim: Uiiltcd Stalra ' /o r . J *tlp In . tho she raid, "ob Mamma, I love a It nut loll. Clay to also asserted mamma nail t love my mamma." Furnituretaen Cop offered crncnrronliy t i priority thst he ha* no Information to a n d ' jum jarfanty buyer* at the 2nd Playoff Tilt Indirala that the lurktsh army 37 County LoU Sold Assets —-■- - ■ Bradley Ih Elected Admtntsti Is on what amounts to a war The Haynea and Williama alart. At Public Auction :-ofiUII taant downed tha Se­ i " " 1' Men’s Club President ----------v • curity Lumber Company sg• with prioritiee msy A total of 37 county foreclosed) Kiegallon In tha final n la jo ff primary trainers at * t* . In Keminole County were- aerie* In the City Softball Meat Supply Probe. lo■-"'d a 10 pervmL TV? , *am» yesbirday a t tnihlic autcionj League last night by a < to 0 by 0 . I’. Herndon, county clerk. score. Ordered In Boston Ident o| b a y ' ihr- e The most kpiriled bidding was on Red Williams, on Uw hilt ipiscopal a lot on Second S treet back of /o r the Furnttureraen, alls Church at - a supper given - lost BOSTON, OcL 9. (JP>— Massa­ fw'affotd'a garage on which bid­ but one bingle aa he aet night Tn the Tarteb House by {he chusetts stale officials today started at 91,000 imd r*uUd at lumbermen gown tha sex Women’* Auxiliary. W.’ A. Lef* found 4,000,000 pounds of dress- ding 91.330 with ft. A. Williams giving game In the finale- 4a flor is the retiring president. ■d' meat In Boston waterfront tfyexs. pitcher for 8aett JUT- Mark Carpenter addressed establishments. Governor Maurice Hu highest hid. Total' sales ( wo* nicked for eight safe the members of the club on tha J. Tobin ordered an investigation smoun'rd tn 99,900. but went the iVuta. need far a religious revival la of its ownership,- with a vl|w to . V • cqAMBUt MEET Ted William* waa tha the home and the Importance of finding out If J t 'h a s been da........ ru n for th e Furnitures .Sunday school work-among child- liberatafy w ithheld/ from eoa^ The Board of Directors of the Williams blasted three bits rt» . t 0 . 'G ray^treasurer bf of the _____________ Seminole ' County Chamber of four tripe to the plate. of South Florida, t^ported Ua U asking this Army to re- Commerce will meet tonight at - The two team s resume ] ' recent Ute&nloJ conven8:00 o’clock at the Community In the threa out of five gi tha Kpivcopaf Chdrxh In po^uicti oi m m u m& rm in d % ni| oiu building, and annual election'of Ipbla to which he was a officer* will tik e place, accord­ ing to Edwkrd Higgins, manager. « ting Paralyzed Agam In U. S. 1 rts By Another Maritime Strike Acquitted Nazi Anderson Warns Government May Leaders-Appear ■ Seize All Market-Bound Livestock At Press Confab U. S. Navy Plane Breaks Non - Stop Distance Record Airmail Service Will Start Here Isfta'iSSifc: Myron A* Meyer On Pacific Coast Progress J ie p o rte d On E ffo rt To Set Up Celery Controls ■ After Bikini tests 28 , - - --j . • •* a 1. , y* * - tr< �.* p •% • * • , THE SANFDRD -HERALD, SAN TUESDAY/ OCT. 1, JSH6 l o ^ id a The Sanford Herald Judged- by the sorry way we art ‘ “i* t V e t o o -all this ailly iVt nhonir (rin g North ju it birati* something happened in Georgia, or aomawhere elae in the South. I t mny huvO'bcen refreshing to some to have renfl n i*V****•’i t£ m*_____ Recently, during the height of the Wallace controversy that there are after n il. really very few Communists-in the United States, but some of Us would Teel better about it if we knew exactly. what is meant by a Communist when this .statement is m ode..' * ’ • .' IIII.U M I I. ItKAM . -1— 111 • The Tampa Trlbupe is authbrity for a quotationfrom •UONIHUX IIRAH , the hbud of the American Commilhlsts, William Z. Foster, ,S m Iw m tU »a*cf that here are now ortly 70;(KJ0 actual party members. Thu acssrM ii-Ttu* Watks ’j,a»afct» <■ *< »•*« Tribune also recalls that Foster polled only )0:l,Q00 votes •nin, *«» ■ ---------- ' in 1U32 and that in lu ll) Earl Browser received only oOm northern «(».* J*t! njine and round comment and aivito should b« read and heeded bv .Negro##, North and South. ’ It.' give* thr answ er o the .charge* fi’xm ntlv lira A of late. that th e Negro ia aCIised. 1Q0K G O 0& DOWN TSr IMrmS* fl*M •» aaterllslaa slsIstS •» l»* •be ra a a ltr WMb ■aarStr* la Ctl**** , , ------- - . Qualify Bfdding Manufaclurun Since I0201 9 WlJfT FIRST STREET PHONE 11 SANFORD MATTRESS FACTORY and Sanford A r t Phpne 672-J , ’ i • '•e* n * « •~ • . • #. . t . . % ip tie (sometimes known ns pnrlor pinks) are also i won t j g i ------ b . Timei-UnJon jmlnt* oat e could b in d e r into d ar". tha way W*. usually g«t ' *' ; ^ 4 . tt -AvYnu* getlltyr v e n lru t'ladarliei i.'tgh Fpnlinien lr departments with LLECTRIC SERVICE C O M P A N Y fcni'HU (TAIfitbnnee Democrat) Kutaia voted down n pru|Mi*nl for the eitabliihinent of M Inter­ national court of human rlght-i. It la riJiculoui, says VDhiuxky, M Infanlila a« trying to guaraitt e right* to negro;* in the I State*. B* It obaerved,' however, that - It wa* not the One Unltid 8tal*a whle)t obJteWd »-> EIKIjJ|oth to railroad u* through the*! court* In moil louthern rllltr fur i-svtnee . only. Whenrv>r tit* tine Military Justice and turf-. Itarn fund ihowal ,a slump, tho Nearo Motion wai ilmitd and dravta of our tp(ap‘(> Ai ti , banied liefare n l»rtfrt)**i such a plan; it wa»-Hu**la, wlil-li judge vrh-> fllrta.il oftr little rnrndoe* p.nt guarajitee human right* , ng or sent ut to th« etockad. to .‘,i fre* Ir.lxir. anyone, Bald it might be fount! tlcBlrnblo to "remove from the .......... . ____ ______ prow Pearson come* up with jurisflictlon of milifnry court* nil cbbcb for which tho .mnst souihem-citl**. Men *HscI*jI a splendid- eight point urogram maximum penalty may he denth or life imprUonment,, fer J“d«r*i •»'<« police chltf* for getting aiufcg with tno Rus­ Subject to review review’by federn) *fiTIst^Uh?** m*nrPwlw* * row sians. lilt c a l l / I t a "Five Year and to make auch such sentWiceB sentttficc* ituhject by federal Plan" and would have both lia r, courts. ' . . , r Don* cut out lo-ahnanent, teach J . Senator Youiir pointed out that nt present the only aach other* languages In high jf ito e ltr - Ira tu iu iu ; fthulan*. H*»v rijtUtrof -appeal-fciito a.mllHtey courtv^AnuypiiblH;* r<^' tlefpate jn. International aporW IntloiiB offielnls announced, In connection with Senator program !., pamtlt an Ainrrlreti Yotlhif’a ntatomonl, that commltteca of the American pnr newspaper In Moscow and a Rus­ Aiwoflntlon are investiRntinR military justice in this coun­ sian n«wipaper ^n New York, try with n view to rnnkintf findings public. The Nevy, on Present this odvertiaemfat the other hnnd, countered by saylii# it was "pretty proud Wednesday and receive of* Its record." , So mnny men are.confined to prison for military offenses, nnd there hns been no much criticism of both Army nnd Nnvy courts, that the nation will bo henrtily back of this bill .for a fair and objective inveatiifatlon of this whole subject. * te / r s SM A R T TO, WIN'VOUft WINGS AT THE , SANFORD SCHOOL OF AV ttintt Clean whlte-ahix* o lf the feet end allow them to dry thoroughly brfore wearing, 07 MA C H O I IA A V I.-’ SANFO PD, TLA weigh* M c A la x a n d e r , J r . P h o n e '101 r -• ’• Mr. a Ad Mrs. I*. Baird Smith have rrtuined front spending a month in LlttVt SwiUirUmd. N. C. Mr. and Mr*. Fred Wilma te turned Sunday from Hcnd.'rson ville, N. C. Sfis* Mary Edna LBlklrt** i* home from visiting Mary Kliialiclli Carver in JackionviUu. J. W. Flynt, Jr. of Sanford virile,| his parent* Mr. nnd Mr*. J, W. Plyt)t, Sr. tin .Saturday. . . * -_‘ - - . Mrs. J. T, Mclotlii, Sr.. Mr. ai, I .Mir. John Thomaa (pent Monday in Orlando. Ml«* LaVenie Dunklr ai vacationing in D-catur, ) wo wok*. ' . . Mr. ami Mr*. Henry HarrUou Jarkronvlile ip rn t the weekt with hi* tiarmt* Mr. ntul M C. F. Ilarriaon. Mr*. f \ M, Whitmire ix »|k „ i g ' a moiitfr* vacation in lln Ingham, Ala. and Chattano, gn Cassellberry Mr*. Harrr Itrlinon, Jr. uni Ruth Jean r.-turnrd from I'oluintda. 8. • C. rerrn’.ly where they Ml** I»uii* ilelm* uf Orla late U>t'n vi»ltlng,' "Viitu and Mr. Clifton Hattawav M iner Martha Hagan, Rail,mo of Cniselberrv were marrieil on Sept. 27 at 8:00 I». M. lit Brun»- Dainplcr, Martha King ami Ruth wick, (ia. Rev. L 8. D art per­ S l t i s l i are -attending Aihn Jl. formed the cetrftnoay. ‘.The at­ Stetioit Univeraity this year. tendant* were the brother^xif the groom and Ills wife, Mr. and Mr*. Tolly liattaw ay. alio of Canel, l>erry. I A "pot-luck" luppcr will l*> ; held In honor of the new mini*­ Mi«« Mnrthn Hall and Mi** Krt> ’ ter and h ii wife. Rev. and Mr*. , Nnth Thompixin on OcL 3 nt 7 t t ed returned Hundny from Tull, j .o'clock at tne Communitv llnuie. hn**ei; * h i-„ tbCv have l*-en at>The opening eervire of the Fa*'- ton,ling ruiir- week. I acllierrv Community Church. , Mcthodlit will Im- on Oct. tlth at Mt*-7tJiarW tabtt*hr<] an nuk-r witn W. It. Wdllumi. i<jaltar. on Nuitli Par* Avrmie where ah# U * a publicaten.-.grapher. • Fernuld-Ioiughtaii Hospital last Tuesday. , . , ' ' “■ ■ i •Friend* of Mr*. I*. P. Carapl)#l| vil| bs interested to lentil that she ia reithig comfortably In Riverside Hospital in Jnck*onville where <(he underwent n major operation jell week. Mil* Virginia Yarborough left SetunJny for Wariiington, D. 0. to visit Lor fitter end brotherIn-lnw Mr. and Mr*. Dinty VVTiiding. Hhe alio plans to atttnd •chool in Tfew York City. the opening: of our Today - Wednesday! featuring ! ATTI f signing a long-term film ; tract, jorely Oils Robbins It i I to bred to* New York to *Ur swank night *pot for tha winter T hT r f i i th m e film* ortl pert nt fte tpurolgram tn ap p ro p riataly r 'c a m a from t h . )y in d y p ty . (IntareatkmaQ VMfVuWV Mn W1 away ouryearnings In foal Miss Ann Lovell is* studying a t the Rollins Conservatory m Music rtrf* fail. * nml Mr*. H u b ert loiiupert id Inst v>)ek to tin'll home 1 Palmetto Avenue from in Virginia uml V/e.t Vlr- TAMpA^TUlBUNF . Wa quota, with full from an edltartal In tl JenHntJ, a Ntgro paior, ■n Tampa, written by X Blythe Andrew*: ",Since tha orgy o! Isiana. and Mlsilaslp- fir*. Eleanor Kilk ha* returned from C'rxunwood, S. C. Accidents have jumped to fhurth • Mr*. R. N. Stri-vril wa* cnltod plate as a rause nf death. to Dnylnna Bfarh to her daughter Mrs. Doris Ingiaham who.I* *erinuily lit in the Riverside llospi- '•on. H m MnnhjftlUn aiilfnmti The Negyp, Nqrth And 8ot|th Mr*. Herman Harriett recently honored Mrs. John Donohue with a stork shutter at her horn* on Celery Avenue. Various game* were cnjoyed throughout th* even­ ing with prise* won by Mr*. Tl©*# -Itlxon, Mr*. HuLert Smith and Mi.s Edith Chestnut. .Ti>i many lovely gift* were hruught into th* living room In a large pink and white box and presents d to the honorce. After the glfU h a d l*en opened tho hostess assls.od by Mrs. Ellis Aveteit WM-rvul retreshmant* of unk nm r wtyte cake*, and Jumonnife. Th.* following guest* were In­ vited: Mr*. Tolar Baburm Mr*Hull n .* Smith. Mr*. Manning Harriett. >lr« Nc»ma tlumphrev*. M ri KHi* A veM t, Mra. Archie ll«i lie. t. Ur*. Janie* ChsMtnui, Mr*. Howard Boteier, Mr*. Frank Smith. Mr*. V. J. Miller. Mrs. Wylene Uriner amt Mi*. Talnwdgi* Smith. *AllO' I f n . Oien Smith, Mr*. Rota p lic a . Mr), Tino ' Pate, Mr*. Will Whitmire. ‘Mra. M,trUv Whitmire, kfr*. II. R. Billing­ sley, Mr*. John ' Cullum, Mr*. I .tola -Alford.Mra.Ruby I’etrr*. Mr*- Forjium Harriet and Mra. ). * \ McAiexnnnrr. . Also Mlstc* "at'.Hi.e 11**17. Wanda Hn<ty, Annie Ruth Willi*, »nv'.i laingfotif ami Edltll Chest­ nut.. ' •' . Mrs; Betty HoiL-y spent the weekend on I^il e wlLon u* the guest uf her broth,-r-ia law ami sifter Mr. an,| Mra.* W. J. Stcwd in Orlamlu. • Lite Of A Mink Mink coaU of the fllver blue v*r)cty, bringing ns high as flfi.OOO, mean brief riotous living for the little nnlmals tyhoau fur is so prized. Mink breeding, no longer left to Mother-Nature alone, hns become blgbusinftu. Mink farms, scientifically .run, dot tho country. Qn sne* valued Just hew we) northern ciilea at |60,0()0 outside' Chicago, tho annual November tak e it> have aolved ti»i racial problcin pelts Is GOO, enough for nine Fonts, yielding $18,000 groM la llluatraUd by Ihe riot which' ouefurrod Saturday night In Phil­ Knfsing minks isn't easy moTtey. They are fpssy anladelphia; .Two whlta men wire * walking through a section of th# tity l>t whlcn tfJtrro rrsId.nM war* a* numerous a* white*. On.1 tripe, tomatoes, cereal, yeast, milk and w(tcnt germ. Mink nf -Usim became .Involved In a fight wljh thrfta rmgniti and In mothers are emotional,'tho young, called-"}rits," delicate. about two minutes tha atTwat* Whelped- in March, reared In luxury, they are-kllled six were Jamme-1 with cursing, fight­ months later, to satisfy luxury. « ing, auTtbriag,Macks ami while*. It’s a short Uf<\ but a gny one, and all to please a In,1If*ii fsnsw Mrs. H arriet Honors . Mrs. John Donohue By Jaaa William* Ca»*«lberry votes in this cmintry, but if their full strength were known ami voted solidly in a national •electJon> their numbers would, we feel mire, knock the coqtplacency completely put et how are you'going to strongi)n th* aieeutlva when neopt* ut party above countryT Huroly d one In Prknra would tru st'■a im m enist' a* nroildeijt, and no immuniet would trust anyl*>Jy Jt a communist in that high oP The Friendship Uiftruc of the Congregatioiuil Cliureh will meet a t S:00 I*. M. a t tne home of Mrs. peter Thurston. West Side. {laughter* of Wesley of First Msthodlst Church will have a regular monthly meeting nt the home of Mr*. P; A. Rnwand, 916 Kim Avenue a t n ot) l \ M. A chicken pilau and pie *upp*-r OD^er the'sponsorship of tWe luikp Moaro- I*. T. A. will l>e given at the,school lunch room at 8:00 I*. M- Admission dill he charge 1 fui adult* and children. WKDNKSDAt The businrw meeting and lunch­ eon of the Kinfonl Womans Club will bo held at the club house a t 1 2 :.’!() p. M. with Uie.folluwliur as hustessea: Mr*. It. T. .Warren-, Mr*. A. D. Johnson. Mr*. L. T. Doss, Mr*. V. K. Iloir, My*. J. N. (lillon amt Mrs. liroditi Williams. It i* requested that reservations b» made immediately with Mr*. Warren and Mr*. Johnson. , - Til UUSD A V The Soulhside I*. T. -A. will have Its first me«tiiig at 3:16 P. M. with the board nvttliur -A 2:30 I». M. , All moiDjr* are urged to attend as plans for the Halloween Carnival will lie.made. it. .BtiuiitoU lo jj0 fn ^ ll(j I n l p i p a r t t t n t p o sitio n s in m n n y o t h e r o r g a n lz nt loirs a m i in soiiiu o f o u r s c lto o ln a n d c o lle g e s w h e re th e y e ^ e rt „ tre m e n d o u s itlfltiv n te. *. . 1# no reaso n w h a te v e r to believe t h a t th e p> m m n n lsta eo ljld c o n tro l a n y w h e r e n e a r n. m a jo r ity n t th e !)r l.eigmrd -Barker ( . OpIiinu-trUt ( m.DFOUK LEE tSUICCS, who is assigned du:i.» with me l'. s. Niiv) at th e , local station, is in sratch of a (nunc for Ills wife an | ihllu. lie hri» Lvn* Uvnift; |iie*idrnt cdithr-ln-ehief and Mr*. Mihlied in a traner *in the tmilcr pork White Well*, n fomror prcJhlent, but*' now tha; the tmi)«r* mo ia managing i.liter. The puhlu-a-' Iving taken nwny 'to aoothiv *!:»• tioii . . They aiy without a hiiine llun office is .# Ih'i.aml. . lie niav be r.,aciied at tel*, phone 11D2 if you c*n aid btni. .V.,S. F.. I». BHOWNI.EK ha* New Yorker* Here lieen pinching hitting f°r Couth For Luke M ary Visit n i i t d r . K EIl'I.ES with hi»* clu*>e* at Semina'*) High . . We Mr. and Mr*. ChnrJe* Illnm-J can think of no fim r. teacher to q:d»t an | dnugh'.*.>i Alina of N* s luiv** a , n repln.cme***--m .SntiS^ T,iH« Cijjr, aTrivi^"Siimtay *ft»■«* | •dr High than chnriuing MRS noon nt I jk e Mary l>* visit. Mi , UUuWNT.KK. •• . Btoimpiial'* id»trr, Mr*. S K l WAI T It . HEAL, stud.nl *t Wester. Mr. Ulcmqui»t ha* m tirfd after I • **»via Al.ibanin Husil'c” College in Macon. Cm, spied two jnen in u ’ll vi-nr* *»( )-rrvU-<- a* xupviin- cat Mtniylng a n>al map teerntly t*‘iuleiit of nn entire block *>f i aparlnii-iit building* owned by the. nnd upon inquiry found they were It-,-kdcl',-r int<-rv*|t and lotati-d- Kcaiching for the nitarest route l« la’iwern East Sixty Eighth* .md I •laekrnm I WALTER said. ’That Sixty nihlli * Str. ei* and "Third j is mar- wlieie I live and it you Avenue. The Ul»m<|uiita ip- nd, don't mini! I'd him In an) -how In make, their bmne iuTut* *YC!i> .1. you the way." . So lie rede in lilktliv in lackfiiivillc and t) bus to S ar'o rd to spend last weeken • examined—('l»**t* 21)3 S. O ranse Avw __ Orlando, Ibulil* I’tuin# 4907 Mrs. William Car) Ktkkxou and Juhn -Jack RucCO me unjiounrine ( their npirrhi;,- mi Set*. t*r in K J. COPE, MK. i Waycri*"*. IJH. Tit** noVtumiy w.v :. WA KSO.sft u i t j |iirfoinrc<t ( by Ib-v. Align* tl. UOltlX>N IllilS- '■Alrlnnin ut 7>: 1n l‘. y . • in the Pm lryterian Church. . Th.i f.KWSEK Jlrainatit* Studio* Ml*. Ilmf# whose n tutlnrid will open for the IIHB 17 »ea»on •uit for the • *Kt'4*i»n. Shortly on'Oct. I in the I. O. O. F. Hall. after the tru-m ony they li.aided It i* open to b<*y* and Kill* age* t>, . Manchester. Tcnit. und ' 7 In 13 and special group* for j Chait.tlux'Ka. Trim. T hrv'lclurtud lx>y* ami Kiri* I t to 18 ratidi,* nf n few day* ugn and expect t» ranged. MISS N AN O A. M lt.i make tlielr home in the near Altll will be a pew addition to future at -01 \Yr*t Sixteenth the staff. 'She is a graduate f Street. jtp. speech drpaitiivnt of the Mr*. Korea hn* ioliL.1 in tht* Mh> Stnt* University. The tJ. A. SUKERS-are painting city for the*past 21 year*. Mi Ihrlt* hum* and doing ryme !•.•• Kno-n ha* l>een a tesident of drrnratinx toe. The up-dan* i >.hh Sanford' for 20 year* nnd I* Man­ will f i converted into 8 plnymom ager eg (lie Southern llraneh of and Imiv' s rwim for miii, TtbMMI , nurpea Seed (kimpany with nffiee* . , . The Mail* Club »f th* Holy , ia the Miuthrnatein state* and trn ls Episcopal Church •njoyol Cuba. Mx- i« n Krailfi.ile of Belli, • *ylvuniti State, ha* served a* 1*0*1 t'omdr. of th* Auiericau th, new year . . . *itt. W. -v legion nnd I* it |ia»t p m id en t I.EFFLF.K i» pir*ii'"iit .!f the of the Florida Seed men's A#sugi.oup ' . . . The Senior ChqnilHfi elation. nf Commerce will elect of/lcci* this i veiling . . . JDK MASS '• husy picttying up his place , Silver U h e . . . HUD linWAIH* h attiurtiv i C E C E L IA T R U C U C K t ^ SOCIETY E D I T O R C e c e IU Truluck Home EconomicH Club Sponsorn Dance • tio n t o t h e i r re a l n u m b e rs . C o m m u n ist trtid C o m m u n is t T H IJ S A N f Q R D . H E R A L D , S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A TERRACE TALK Social Calcridai JUST RECEIVED! P, it. MITCHELL’S •.So, the figured given on the number of peo | fur Communlnt candidateH doh’t mean a filing in » What would be interegtlng to know |g how njany TUKBDAT, (xrTOBKR l, IM< ' Ula there are voting for Democratic candldsfca - —----------- — :— -------:— many Democratic offlce-ho|dcrit, * '* * . . In. fact.. Communi*tii. T|ltjcae arc, of coiinc, 1tfifiircH BIBLE verse FOR TODAY (M . .#ro, . which are pretty hard to obtain, hyit they th e y aj-c af< im|H)rtnnt to know if we are to correctly asses the Commit OommuhiaVnififilice s in'thin country. r ' It is also pretty well knqwn flint the Communists hnve nlr«!ndy capturet| a number of our labor organizations even -though they may -pot ufctuully hold n voting majority fn those organizations. Tht?y have wormed their way into key , ,|)ositioiis where they exert pn' influence far out of propor- TUESDAY; dCT. 1, 1946 Lips Radiant as Glowing Umbers Dsrfasi , giryr.aitJ*«. »*- itfff (uMam VIlhtiulBf* jpt<TU«lt It^iliCBWfr •• * . I • •• i is. IstftiLkc k vadfS'br* Uor««)v4 wsrvMtuun !•-: ..n^r^uUr Ufr *** fng «k* t n« 9 nf *»I tlfil (tWf H** larrinhi “It*I ,■»alldftl F A R R E L L 'S SON Im* pTuniod fr*-in a viica ttm in Hnrtfoi•!;- IVnmKjc-. ■ PA CK A G E S T O R B - , AT MOSt Diva AftO DttAATMINT STOM Uillfh*. Laugh!. . . . T h v i «ni •'* yinitig Kill "f 1-ahiirv, The »ami* H4M 5T. A4C4DI Blllfl. T IlO fltS R f »hape bi hind a* |mfotv A* np •tooshtiw- l l w f C l i r , « T-r-ril e-*d (nr'a i hail. Sh<- luul ly -it *l< wn nil the filin ' . , . Ami tint their »• l.ltlli NNilIu U t t h WUti shot hin S»»* wd* * IrTfoift* \%r nii«9«,jl nl«it\s. up trici*. Amt nr Vtitc? Hu’* only »ix . . . IVramrf t >11111,111 . . . A l'rr»iiui pvliinnii nmmd ArD. Remarked. "I know 1 k„iikv I,It. F«r wheu I kk-iiti* inv name a* I*. It I" "Arit WEDNESDAY MORNING SPECIAL J Now’s 'Flu* Time*To W hilnurs Entertain Sanford Hall Club Mr. and Mi*. I d I.evy-Whli ■i ’ entertalm-d on Tuenluy honoinig )"' tif tin* i ti nitiif with lln* MFLKS. af«*l«tr:%l1* the Saiifnrd hn«el>nll assoclat'--". | hall plavi-r* nnd guent* will, i | ------ ------------------------------- --------i iN-ktull party and buffet •UpPci | ni the Seniinole Founfry Clul, 1 >in,mg thine nttending ini I >d cd Mr. und Mr*. J. Mltrh.il. John Krider. J. h-I Field, Mut ( — Muml* Rain***)', Mr. nnd Mi*. Buddy Luke, Mr. and Mr*, t nl , ! ,. nf l.)mnn'* own lli|,-r “ **| "To Ivarh Hi* Own." HELEN •cell lerenllv at the O r-. FAItIN \ gaie u* a iu*>:e.| ,e i Blanc, JJr. and Mr*. Jim {khanStreet Dftnce. Among them ' »lon nl "t nl,l,#ila'‘ ami JtM L S tel. Mr. and Mi*. II. IL Odh.int. • Ini JtttiJK . the m*u with -UU khLMl**- ijntgiim t lUiit*.—Mill jMili- We T r.nbm r-trrfiiftr^oiir^T tri' Tilv^jffltb ^ Odlwm. .T H w . JairrteT.'-F'.i MILLER. U ntllA lS'K MctIKATH.' to My laiu." Th,irne7 Mi** O u i d a C hill-it. ’ What'* tin* kill heal nl.mit H ill. MetTiarle* IH(Viiii. It) i ,,n Shu>i» i III « h i. AI NFS. Ituddv Storm. Earnb- Midteler. 1I -M 'tilllIN . «■„) l» ., , » l.ynwn. thole new veto inn* giving -It the PAT gill* the ni*h t ’n>i*f'll. moth, i . Don Zaipel. Jerry Hllvemion llob it,-,.. JOHN \ AXES and | IIKATV. win, are attending the wolf i. nt the ,k>,,r! Tuttle and AI llryaitl, Jt. Do my e)e* ilereiie me or i» , O.II.S. llii* year. k | Alltnlion! tnthoay and t iro- thal * new ruitianre ImildMg lie3 palra; 1„u hatrn'l a rtianre -ill, i» ,m (JI II t t \ N < \It\ Mi ami mi, h a nr* huhh.t hiihbi pair Jl V|> MKII S I I U 'l'’ A few- „f mir new *ta,lrig» , l a , FSTIK IIAtVJiINS nnd OKI.me E8TIE HAWKINS. V, Alt r TON IIKI.MS. A I! L IE One uf the mn*t pujnilar leaeji- ( i ; All FT HAWKINS. FRED HIKIjRKST, | , m at Lyman i* MR. J 1 M W IL L S . •; I'AVNE. |ltf pitcher who hurlml I'HUCK (iAINKS. PAUL Mile= the Celery Fed* through ninny , I.EIt and Ji^N’K MKILATRUP. 1 vletnrje* during tlie pint hare- Sump of the last "Indent.* wlm l ileciiled to peine back :»,*• \lf J bull -eaioii. I S.a». kld«. I diiln'l know we | OKI.LA VDEMAN. Illl.l l !>*'! BILL Mel. \ I'liHI JV 2 had *urh c,*ni talent. ThnrMlay JONES. •vtNFORIt IIOWKI I. u»d i. I F S' MIRTH ANNI)UMT:ME'>T I in t ha pel, n t r m II VN CODItE SWAFFORD » noupcn.the birth of it girl. Imrn nil Sept. 2i! nl the F oai.t Laughton ^li-morinl I tor pi ; F ry er wn* th ) former Cai eriu# K enmity. p Palm* end Pine* Thoiua* Kirkland. NJwin 8blnh,,|»er, J. It. .Rtownrt ami J. F. Htewart of Mi- and Mi. ■and Mi sii-l M un>l M> Itrlo, fir. and Mr*. II. W. <!<»• peed will rrturn tndnv Irinn HS'iil where tl'iy *|»cnl ti*> pa two week* allendilig Hie com • atln.i of tho Railway Trainmen Mr. fiood*pie<l wn* cglV'tl horn, Fri­ day .because of Hie death >>f hi* Mrs. Lillian Vicksry returned m iirthrr Mr*. Eva Uocd*|K-rd . yesterday from Jf#y West where Th# Womans KotvRy of <hrisshe had been for th e post all Urn Sirvlce met at the hont# uf waaka with her daughter, N Then Viekrrjr who hsa b»#n 111, Mr*. Walter ^farl*or„ugh rt "Utly. Those -pseiraH wrro Mi*. Yar­ Mr. and fjr*. Fklwln BhhihoDtr borough. Mrs. M. E. Dnlley. Mr*. bad as tkair guest* over the weekand her parents Mr. and Mr*. J. O. Stewart ami Mr. and Mr*. J. lllckcck, Mra. W .’ Q. Holt* Fv HBVrart nf.M oultrie, (j*. Tltoy attend*,! tin * Moultrla-OrUndo BatebaH game ia Orlando. Tea (liven For New Touchers, Mothers The Southside P. T. A. executive lioutd gave a Its ot the Xchool lion,,ring the mw tm , her* an I new inotlu-ia I:»*t Tltursdny a f­ ternoon. Apprcxlnmlrly 120 mothe r \ wvie present i*> lo-come at-uualii <il «itti j-arh tier and the teacher*. » Mi*. J. I' filth ii. president; Another. Special During Our Remodeling Salt L im ite d ' Mr*. Laura Ingram haa been spending, Ihe past seven week* with her son and daugblor-ln-taw ami Mr*. Roga,- Ingram at S u p p ly BATTERY RADIOS >*- Ingram U a Satire Insburg, Wpat Ya. a* their dinner gneata on (leHg price of battery) LEU8ER DRAMATIC STUDIO: ad jB d -c fi A »»in c".|l^ Opening of Their . to Pay the M ath er Way PAY, OCTOBER 9 v and Girl. 7; vto 13 ., , . Bastion tend for free Phone 12 l(l= lll= lll= llli= H I= lll= m = lll= lll= lll ■ . . . . • ■ ■. * ■ = 111= 111=111 r �• ' ■ -- ' — ■; 9BBI w f -IfMM -'ft"--rr r Ta^hti; -j.W.. *■' ~ T.:r.--*4 r -_ r ~ f *=ryr- — ■ a -—• I • ••1 PA G E - FO U R ■•4 X'., »- *’ ‘ - J ■<T H E S A N F O R D J iE R A L D ) S A f tf O R D , F L O R ID A i | i^ ■,,»■■■■■ . 1 . ■ m u m i ■ r j Notre Dame And Top Ten Texas Stand Out And More L e a d e r s ; ■“ As Grid Champs In Majors Named:* # * !£ . SKfJ'3--.,r,•.1> “ FOR RENT ROHM for » n t, I I 14, Park, phono II4-W, FURNISHED room -r- 807 Mag­ nolia Avenue. F U R N IS H E D room, gentlemen preferred. All ’ conveniences, .910 W. 3rd fit, BEDROOM for rent. 311 l ’ark ’ Are. ■ 4 ■| A OR KM muck land, on old Or­ lando toad. Phone Co, 470.’!. 2 ROOMS for housekeeping. Ad ulta only. ■ 710 Oak Avc.SMALL fumlihed apartment ? ,■>. 00 («rr month. No children. Edward F. louie, Phone 11$1. . 2 WANTED TO RENT HELP WANTED 5 ARTICLES FOR- SALE man* j.ACCOUNTANT and office e right. Inan. F il l .'l l ; ' «IU- F.|H Oil u .a experience, _______ c l i r Herald. •’K - t 'B . ’S r S * ... - ! “ s0Jiiw * »“ ®c -j l_i................ ...... — . , . [f m m ayn tw a n tc<it e d to s u c w * f w . OBITS nrul m eal—ground fresh; Tll]1 ftir , fgmily Hawlelgh every Monday froth snuAflako burinessv In West Pasco County. eoni. Cah he bought a t GardProjects sold 2ft years. Per­ rwr's. Store, Lake Monrof. 10 manent If you are a hustler. lb. hair. 11.00. Write Itnwbigh's, D*-|rt; r A J 2I4-123S, Memphis, Term, or ecu Popular Seat Covers If. •-Hartman, Box 234, LongSEMINOLE TIRE SHOP wood. Fla. MIRACLE 1ILOCKH WANTED— I ycung men, age* IB FOR your home—Superior trork to 2 1 , to travel U, 8 . Transpor­ manship weather resistant. high tation *furnlshis|. Drawing, ac­ strength, termite proof. Mir count in training. Wonderful acle Concrete [Co-, 309 Elm future for ambitious young men. Avc. 1‘ For further Information aee Mrs. Morgan, Valdes Hotel, I IMITATION leathers In most Mn JL.tp -P. Mt No phui/j calls, colors and large selection of please. Apply In person. good' upholstery fabrics. Robert S. Brown, 2911 N. Orange 9 WORK WANTED Ave., Orlando, Fla. r________ ‘ , |_ ‘ . . . . . « twnal t^rajruo. The A'* mill giro I. Challenge The'Army*Musml And Vernon Two Year Reign. Cop Honors. With Over fCival Teams Largo A v c r a pres 2 j stop Ja Jake Caulfield, -as well a k •[ <1 (1,000 . Em. , HUM’S WANT DUCATS , NEW YORK, Oct, t, plte a ' chilling rain, Brooklyn bn*.bull farts lined tip seven “breast for two blocka 'yn ten iay to buy tickoD for Thursday's playoff game with tbs St. Louis Canllnals. Although the tickets didn't jo on sale until 9 A. M„ the line Started fanning before, dawn. H.U0 U reiorvnl peats went on sale, with 2 2 ,00 ft unreserved s-ata acheftuied to go on sale Thursday morning. K> t h e As s o c ia t e d p u k e s Here are tbo lop ten hitUTn in tho two Major Leagues. In the National I/eaguc. Stan Musia) of tt>i St. Louia Cardinals ivon the IHitting crown with a mirk of Jtfti followed hy Johnny H York .337; Johnny on .All; Dixie Walkyn .323; Del Ennis la .313; Tommy Hulhltey .' Louis ,303 ; im iUi' WalD „••• -- /i*1,*' r' *,’■, k'lSnre* Halt nnit \r Bm>. . 8 ,.u g h . •« « « ahJ.oh’In .hJ9 anil Billy ,Y ou-are thsrstore requIrM to Ilrooklyn and Dost-in 'suesor in *«|4 causa la |wrseB or by attornsr at Mia Court Home ftcnrurd. Klorlda ob tha 2llh gay [rican league, Mick- III or Orn.btr. ISIS and that la <la« crow it laull ih-rrof a ilerrso vru ronfraao WjIi2S?I9F lUntiO ’ 'If al till* H drirhla and Detroit IMS. • ’ McCcsky of L'ltroit «». t*. It I! itN DON 4*Urk, Clrrull (four!. I'hU .318; 4>om III..... 8 *(nlnnle County, glorlda <t«m .310; Luka Ap- (DPS’ICIAL aCAl.) igo .399; Vcrn Step­ Ernr*l K« flotlsheldvr Atfdrney hens cf S,. f,uiil« .307; Hank Eft- *■ | Florida • -triis oB M.lev-'land .301; Lou Boudreau 'j tw' Clc vein nd .294. ClR W ii 1 0 1 in ng T tih >l« -f ai¥Tthc in lividcni traders N1 .M 1 I JUDICIAL . 1 -lltCtIIT Op in other iwbartmcnts: .• g TlirTHTATK US’ 8 M1IUDA. t.N AND In the Joitional league, S tan t o , , I-I.MI.SI il.K court r r . IN CIIANCKH). No. ISIS Mualal n( 1 Ht. Louis led the IIL'tlV A. HATrilhiVg. t ' n» seori-d, 1 2 1 ; hits. I'lolntltr, • v*. ,,48; ami triples, 10 , MAI.ACUA1 HATTIIU1V8. i i r of. St.. Isiuls Iwl Dofrnd.int. . to rutin ed In, 128. Ralph ' • m ils : to . a i >i *i : aii Kjnur burgh wu* th> home TUB UTATIJ UK PI* rill DA- «.i .run k] Ith * H3. St-boobmy S1AL.VCII At SIATTII t:\Vit. ......... „ and atlgi.K. ,1 re (ioliCral Rnwe adelphla had the best, es*ld«n<«. tllo q , h fn ilss, Arls.nm. pltahing,. iv age, 11‘ wins and 4 D Too Are hi-r.li> 'nollDril that 11ms b.srt Lroualil hhMln%l n.i, » afe mark o f ,733. - - *uu la tho Clntili Cnurl of Oomlnolo In t I*rican b-iiirtu’, Trd County, VioLdif In Chum-ory, * tj|. Willla loston Dd In :ruu* *.) i,« nliT.r *.| forth, hy Itl'SSV A. uni) jou n r. h.rshy with ank Greenberg of JIA'iCItHWH. it -lo ri|«1_fIII wtlh tho “ CI.rh i-f Ih'jrnlt in runs hatted in,' *rntulr' ’t<1 Cnuy J .Ulf Wi ll Irii 11 irpoarantf, 137, a: r 1 ) runs. It. Johnnv iperjonalt> or hr alInuioy), SPORTS LAUGH P,«ky — III Id on tigs SOih day of th-lutn-r; o »«lon led In hit*, 204. Hr S h m Ii IH I'm a ISIS- Mi'l ther.afl.r . to (il, u lih Stan Spence,of AVarhington was • Iel rl*rk ymir wrltUn il.f.n.. «. Formof Hravyweight Champion the lea Jor in ' doubles. 49. Hank If .niy. fo irto till] ,,f rorepiniiTl In •mhl iull al I hr lira, Jo r nor Ihod Max Ilaer held his own In other Kdwardu of t'lctclaiul tupped the hy taw, i|«rdn fell nol nr iudg fields, thnn pugilism. Jinx not only bmp in Irlp'ijs, 1 (1. Dave F trrlss to.ol will h. .n l . rr.1 against y*,|i was the tup fighter of his time, •if lloxton had the bc»t pitching ••V .t.fnuft Tills Is ,i Mult hv lh . 'alnlIff. III'IIV A. >1ATTIIriVH. .but he al q claimed to be'one of » ernge, 25 ami ft for h mark of Ifir ,flvnrr« from you. MAI.ACHAI the. t'?il ibcssed men In the coun­ vOfl. iUTTIICWit, ,1.r,-iidnut try. .sxn'r's wardrobe Included HO IVITN'BHH h r h .ml and srnl of suit* of rlelhes, four full 'ire's fit*, two dozen bats nn,| one high -eld Coorl al KMiitnrd. Pli.rlila, thl» of Ortoh-r. I»IS.suits, 2ft pairs lhocs. 250 nrek- silk bat. In addition. Mux sported 1st day II. I’ IfCliN'IMiN tics of gaudy color, six golf out- u valet who also served as chauD A* c t.rk i*f mmIiI Court * KiKKlrlAI. ol.Al.l •cur, tvnist ami accountant. lly THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In tha collegiate grid world, Notre Dame and Texas stand out as the .'most serious challengets of Army's two-year reign over coIVige teams.' Notrr Dame will face Pittsburgh this week, and should get by that one wit lion, any difficulty. Texas, meanwhile, will meet. tlo Okla homa Aggies, and that may he the Rest game of the day.. .Army will elash with an Improved .C ar nell loam. Other tup games this' week;— Navy against Crlumbls, Colgate vs. Yale, Brown at Princeton, Syracuse at Dartmouth, Tufts at Harvard, D iroit at Holy Cross, EXPERT pointing—contract or Lafayette at Pennsylvania, lows hourly hauls. B. U.' (Dugan, <at Michigan, Wisconsin at North­ froe . esi.itmu-s, Phone 1134 or! western, Indiana at Minnesota, 783J. ' Purdue at Illinois, Kansas Slate at Ni breaks, Texas A. A H. at LAWNS m o w e d . Reasonable Oklahrrha, Missouri at*St. Louis, |nices. je rry Lord, phona 788- Boston College at Michigan State, Tulsa at Dn>1>>, Arkansas at Tex­ et Christian. Texas Tech at South­ P f f i Ct 1,0 * ern Methodist, Southwestern at * *rlt' pHone 1120, Rice, Ohio State at Southern CalLAWNS mowed. A. C a s w e l l , Ifornla, Oregon a t California DU a t . i Iff'I. A .9 UCLA at \lf.ati Washington, Idaho at phono U84-J. ___________ _ Washington State, U|uh State at DESIRES laumiry work! 808 Bay (Colorado, Alabama ut South'Caro­ Ave. lina. Tennessee against Duke, 10 Business Opportunities Furman nl Auburn Florida At Tulai<), VMI ^t Georgia Tech. LOOKING fur right party to take Xavitr nl Kentucky, Mississippi over A irport Restaurant, Avia- Stata at Ijrulsiana State, North ^■tlotv Country Club anil Cocktail Carolina Stnto at Clemson,' Vir­ Idtunge. iFxclujivij francb|s«; tt ginia at Virginia Tech, Wako real jirupo’/lion for the right Forest at Oiorgetown and Willi­ party. Sanford School-cf Avia- am and Mnrv at the Citadel. .turn, Sanford Municipal Airport, I’liuLi. Knnfui',1 IMO, UNFURNISHED apartment or house badly needed by veteran and family. Appreciate any In­ TUXEDO FEEDS—complete, line. formation ni to friends movHunt's Tuxedo Feed Store.; - Ing, houses being vacated or owners who may ‘rent. Per­ CONCRETE sewer ' pipe—Septic tanks, fence post, grease traps, manent resident.' Phone 473benches, flower pats. Miracle W, D.-C. Riggs. Concrete Co., 309 Elm Ava. apt., 2 or FURNISHED houto or apt.. CARPENTERS - MECHANICS 3 bedrooms. Photje 599-J. ATTENTION J f t 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE We h a r e , Just received a large R M ^ t of h ard -"targ et tools, ami It will pay, you to ONE OF Sanford'a finest celery farms located In the heart of look them over, tha best eatery district, with a ' STANLEY-ROGERS l o v e l x Y o u must *e« ■ it H ___HARDWARE CO. * .. ,ihone. . i m , . , --------------apt)reelate It. MEN'S, women's and chiblren's ~ Edward F . Lane. new Fall shoes. See us for She FJJUR LOTS — Sanford Avenue hard.to*get merchandise, (J. W. I ust outside city* limits. Cheap, • Clark, 208 Sanford Avc. •hone 220-W. SEE US for Innersprlpg..M at­ FOR BAJJ4 tresses, Ilnx Springs, and A VERY good seven rsom house Hollywood Beds a t factory on five acres land with plenty pricer.'"Retail store Si display fruit Uwea. * Lart,| au liable for room. raising vegetables or flowers, UP W, FIRST ST. l) buy at 98260.00, A teal Echols Bedding A. Furniture Co. SEVERAL choice building lots in Sanford Mattress Factory Mayfair and Sanford Heights Phona 1133 and C72-J. LO A N S ST section priced front $ 100.00 to at W • 9809.00. OUTBOARD motor boat for* sate . LOANS MADE i, TWO atory home on corner lot ' —15 ft, century bull atul 12 FROM $10 TO 1300 horse Johnson motor. (Irail 4n good location priced at strict privacy; fust service 575(10.00. condition. 119 Sanford Ave.. FLORIDA* -LOAN CO. Photic 1098. * SIX room bungalAw on Palmetto K'2 Kanfbrd Avenue Avenue hard wood floors, three PAINT ynUr ear with NUbedrooms. • ENAMEL fur 92.95. No brush IIORltOW HERE WHERE SEVERAL nice '6 .A ft room marks! Randall -Electric Co. PRIVACY IS RKKPKCTCI) bungalows In good locations It naluidl desire for privccy from 17860 to 98800. CHOICE Gcrbcrn Daisy plants. YOU in muncy matters is strictiy ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Call after 4:00 P. M. 123 W. respected her*. Friends and REALTOR 10th St. • relatives are not uuestlonrd Raymond Lundquist about your credit. Your em ­ Associate ZENITH hearing aid, • slightly MITII’K TO 4ITKAII ployer of businesa associates Atlantic Bank .Bldg. Phone 732 used, 1 . uMinahlr, Ibyi A r /11 T«» Ki'NA MAV; IIKllAN: 13! Kim will not hear of vucr personal Awnuf, Newark. Nr^ < Herald. Yitii iirr hcrplif unllfl. l thsit J iC Here la something Interesting for affairs. There U no causa- for ^i*il !imn hfepfi fFtPtMftlml III lit** | person looking for Income; a embarrassment. PANSY PI ANTS » r a m m im -a iio o v rru . jn . iMrcuIt r.Hipf ttf | In* Ninth Jn'llrlnl w»)ll byilt 7 -room : homo—.with ItcaOr-by M*t-ri*wr flD»r%ujinii»W5 fc» lD^gnabWrcrnMt ^ lOMiiii iif PinflilJi* ht-mlnnlc C4ni»n|ye rdown;' This week only! ' roe EZi'—J .. *No etf-makera on money loans. in’ Cbmrery, ut»d«ir Ihr thlw of 1 if*|i h Ja <1!*fi*m viw •"<1rm Mnp . Varlabla payment plans. completely f u r n i s h e d , ncw!Y GEBTRUDR VINING H'ilfl i tillI I Hr rfltrf firuillil I ♦coretten „Insb’-j, recently FAMILY LOAN CO. \ decora ■ __ _ |pslnt___ 0-i . f,;.lr innl* yd*) Dnity Hun bus high prnUes f* rifi nI* Phnnn 731 m t * | Ij; t is?if11nrr *■, | Phona 39 f lyile I it Mfill«Kar, popuhr ).n for the Hnufrid 1- ullti.uk, Willi Florida Rank ft hie. | id on the outside, In ■ good Y e ti im* lh r r * f n r r f*» al tin .Sviuiiiole Country Club, 1 Andfrsun, * Ifreon downtown location. Has double VHSSTlNf JI lO USE tier trie 3(1 gulIn fin(4 f'fiiMM* In **i' H M i'iin -v a t Itio lloiirr* In I giving Ids' llinr, ami efforCa to garage, and a good t room ** lea table top hut water beat - 12 SPECIAL SERVICES W’bitty hn* this to sny alwiui P t iif iA l o il lh*» S il h - ilw r *»t j teach the Imy* and girl# r f Hem In Andar/on: **The failure to atop Mauftffil, • garage apartment which Is rent­ i er. Also Gns ratfge. 2 ft l/i San­ ' it l r is r ^ J i f f um l Unit In (Irfm ilt ford Ave.. Apt, 2. ulc High Hr bool somt thing nbout Anderson and the gtiieial lot thpff'nfi h i t i f f i i |ir»i rfinfrgjM* w ill ed unfumlsheil. TLj h o i l s t SHINS the golf game. He fs doing thD'tfcwn by tlu team diruvej cosily he rnlrrei! ujid Ihr nalil mUtP |irn- | could he eaeilv adapted .into a ONE .1 horse Model It Briggs rrn»! rw p.irln, . .Slims cards andI posters fmo Job no hi* own book and i* ,to tho li«-*ls. 2 apartm ent house. Price $10. tnf* ltr»n*1 • tin Offlrful Si• Stratton engine for sn'‘l. ; O— DEE'S SIGN SERVICE not I bsing rmn|>msated by th; "They krsjw in advnnfa that “r ^f ill In fifth tiny nf Rr|»!rmliuf,# S 0<M>N ELECTRIC HER VICE CO. O. D. f j m lrcss. Phone 1 0 2 1 tehiHil or athletic association. Th* Anderson f ^ t s the man that Huy titt. A 3 apartm ent house. In goml 207 .,07 &)agnotin .. Ave. Phone 101 golf rnthnxiesU number nppmxi. had to n r imtUcnoK condition, on large let, 2 c a r l -----f t but lack of alertJ FLOO§~MANDiNG - «*lrrh . Ctrcull Court*. rnalely 150 which Is a large group nesg on garage, with Ineomi bringing In*1 .WATCHED «“ *•»•»• purl of Gsinesvillu .rugs—b x 12 and tl x and .finlxhin.^. Cleaning !<«mltioir »(*oil«tV. yiWliM _ and id wax­ for the first yoar that golf ha» gave And $103.00 par months One ap art­ | 0 W; H throw rugs. phone ing. Now fluora surfaced to par* n hi* chance and the (UKKlCIAi. HKAI.V l»e-n nffeuift to the student*. When big hoy ti ment could Im made Immediately every advantage* of y;iii,.si K. Housholdsr flIO-W nr 2529 Elm Ave. faction. Old floor* mad* lilts Daw. the "swincstera" learn how to the Attnftmr oppor iltr.'S offered him." available for purchaser, Price C»l| , hold the club» and a littls more -MrMulle rimtlniinl, *'lq adili- Snnfuftl, Flnf IriA BRAND NEW' 90,750, * II. M. GLEASON j nbout gelf they will be Invited tloft .to .A U II. P. MOTORS . Business «intarprisa — grocery troll as « backfield n n n r r , to A P r a iu Lake Mary, Fla. . o u t.to th j Country club on Sat­ •tar. Sanfoll p ie 'e n tc f 11 hnrd • $29.50 store, eervlee etatloA. and llvTO; Wm.'C. m rlaan. whuse ptsre urday morning* to play’ around. ' BAUER APPLIANCES raMMsiirn f» lilikmiwn. . charging HWe nn,| the deOsnsIve Ing quarters, mndernly ciiuipprd RENT A CAR You are linrfby In bp| h—» The golf clubs ami other equip. work of Cjarcnre Grantham, a* YOU DRIVE IT and If , KKT 0 p p 0 UR 5.50 x 19 um-I ana doing 001 ng nice nicsbusiness. n o .in w . on Ihft lltli day of Ortolisr, A. D. hr ment are being furnbbeil by I PIIONK 200 ntet-Jsted living In Horidn nm l: tl w!t)l w, ,, AlU(Utf ont* a t \) \t (hie Im cksm »Ut- i t |« In ■ a *crrtsln suit for dlvorr* 1 ■Vnninole Country Club through fltmwUnir. STRICKLANJl-MORHlSON mil tiff In tho clri-iitl I'ourt oft in _.operatlng a .good b iu ln ^ ,, auU nn, an, 4k Park. the g(h«n>*lty o f Manager Ed •'-URIVE-IT, INC. T hese I'Jm arks s ta n d , fo r th em - JSrmlnoiM ^C. Italy, Flo,Id*. *n «li-i wilh permanent income, let u* lifitvUtol tltls of whirl, csss I*. Uivy-WhltiHr and Ttrwidrgai selvis as *, memorial to the fine show you this opportunity, * THREE-picce living room suit*j,‘ DODGE - PLYMOUTH Hals off to a new rentura in work that Kettles dml Ganas are Kilt* Im,u ttarlana. lilslntlff »>. 13 Mr ACRES dose to colored gi*od condition. 809 W. 1 2 th, VYpi. C. . liar loan. Drrindunl PARTS AND SKRVIC8 sporta I t grammar school, suitable for doing at the- local school. TDj , 'W ltnrss'm y hand and nfflclall Phono 370-M nr 910. 109 Palmetto Ave,- Phone 1911 sboya them/elves are worthy of •ski nl Hanford, HrmlnoL County. negro £ub-dWliitm or * IndustIlIkKi HHI(ia nv iva4 Hint, of Florida, this Ulh yay ofjl The D a m cud is ATTENTION trial‘ ijfttsriirls*. ijftterprlse. Propen Property Joittg the praise nr lltau they ssmiilii would ha notI )get SNAPSHOTS—printed, developed, 8 e|)t*nit>*r, A. Ik UK. 1 The ■ New ^ ■ ■Smyrna■ ^ P f Barracudas i f i H f i uH^l S Banford entei'Nl the game A t l a n t i c Coast Lme tracks. IF Interested In purchase of toys, enlarged. W e.aopy old photo* game*, - dolls, pull toys, wheel O, V, ItUIlNDIftf are rounding a poj'mt elrven lnt» U n underdog and rame out vie-* 9100,00 per aerr. graphs. (llrrk rg Clrcalt ffourt Condition in an attempt to re- torious. We predict that before 35 acre* af land on West 1st - goods and complete Him of .NIC1IOLL STUDIO.. Christmas gift ’merchandise for 220 Melsch Bl 5, Phone 1199. rapture the North Central Florida the srasun .Is over other sports (PEAL) Hstnlnol* Coil,lly, KK-rMo | Street, In. flowing-well area. resale, Write P, O, Borf 1401, Conference championship for the wrltere will sing the pralsse of Property'border* on paw*! high­ ELECTRIC appliance repair*— recond straight juar. , the Himinole High School grid CfinCCTP COURT. NINTH JUDI­ way west of Monroa Center*. - Sanford, Fla. wo rvpntr wsshing m*ch|ne», The Barracudas have at pre- machine lust as ha* Whltoy Me- CIAL CIRCUIT OF FI/lltlDA. FOR Land Is partially a ru i“ cleared. This HEADQUARTERS for Christine* HKMDf HKMlNOt-K COUNTY, IN CUANvaaiiuiis UHIIVI*, vnccum cleaners, ,«PW| .fans, unnwi mixers. nt a strong eleven and without Hut'iin ofi Gainesville. Is 1 good boy ht $00.00 per G CERT, gifts, toys, games, books, dolts, T rttU r AppUnncfi Bfrvlct, JU)4 Inforseln »difflcultle* <>stering the IIARRIDT K- MATTUSCn, B ij' now on budget or lny-aw»y, W. 2nd stt, Phone HM4-J, picture the New 8 mTma aleven _______________ We-Told -You-il» ( Complainant, Bavcral email_____e* home* ranemi ranging In Flrestono Htoius, 111 E. First :; * ’ will U a t potent a i tiny were Trice from $2,600 to 9(l,6W. One JhlA could be we-told-you-s-v ANNOUNCING opening of L. D last year. St. • n HUNKY J. MATTUflCH. ' y '■ simply lieeause- w* did tell you eomnletclv furniih-d house. 8lmua*on Engineering A S u r­ j n#fro<Unt. CapL Johnnie Perriss, a' big ■ .PRKO W, BENDER CELERY plant*—e n o u g h for veying. llarlon C, Gonlon, ra- 223 pounder and David Rltriila at th a t Mvril Hoag would likely to THB HTATE O r FLORIDA ba the new m aneiur cf the Bnomi 2 Florida Slate Bank Ilhlg. TO IIKNItY J, kfATTUIKTtli about 10 acres. Valiant, Paspresentattva. 110 N. Park Ay*. 185. __ hold __ the_____ tackle positions. Gainesville G-Men for next year. t* poa You ar* hereby notified that 4 ■ i Phone 1031) c|v*l and Early Fortune.' Beils I’hhone 1120, been filed In- Ibe Clrculi Georga Museon,, 1«51and *G*wrg* . Jf* will be thy"’ m anivtr. Tlie »n«* suit ba* of Henvlnole County,. Florida, have not Wen pulled over. About 80 ACRES good land being N ft ' " “ *■11,-1.40 icoards; '-Myron'announcement came yesterday af- Court BUILDING Roofing * Painting tii tho mil uf risrnel r,. slattuerii, ready. ' PR otu 010-R. of NWH Bee. 8-20-80, by ownWhite, 140 center; Bobby Honder- *um oon following a ’ *beard . of nimntslnanf, r*.-Henry J. Sfattusrh, « r. Writ* Orlando. Box 3753 5-BURNER oil stove for sale. i Smith Brothers, Phone 108g*J. eon. HH. and John- Fanelll, 140,directors mudlug of the Gaines­ defendant, Che freery No. ISM. The halar* Of this suit la to obtain a tor phene Orlapdo 6109. You hare It. W* h*re I t n - at tha end*. ville hall club. 1100 W. First St... divorce. You ar* ■required to file 4k J. H aulers, Corner l i t and Thn. baekftdd combination will Th* directors also announced ro ar written apearnnea on or be­ 4H acres with S.roojn robab! hrobably be Tommli Hall. IWX •that the work Inv agreement with fore the twenty-first day of Oc­ a r t ic l e s W a n t e d lim ri' ‘' ' ' , bath. WeUr,_jhd- and $ Jeer#* pro D. ...__ It.K, er _n Cecrse ' two serfN ieinporchss. I’LL BUY your eat regardless 13 NOTICES—PERSONAL QB: .Louie Clayton and Walter thy Atlanta Cracker* le also com tober, A. wilt ba enlered . aaslnet Middleton at the halve*, each' ti ____ plete. This kin, .Itself ______ . J la a great yoit office and *tm>» and . of age or condition; Roy Real, 150. pound mall lu g ftri and accomplishment the ' Gmfen.M H| - ‘ forir - th ms- hand nod »eal na Price $8,000.00. Year* BEMIN OLE TIItH SHOP 100 W. 2nd1SU Bit*tea- McCray, 170, In the full­ This willv mean od hall _____many u ih f _good af the Ctrvull.Court af 9«m n U m*)'. be bad pn 20 1 North Farit 1 back slot, * ^ . .. -, players will find Jh e lr way ,lpio liade . Cnunty, Ftotida. Ihle |TCts f j"" USED pianos for cash. T^he Music Telephone 37 Th* ends are Uckcd up by a the fold of the GailutvUle club day qr ntjilemher,-A. is IMt. t room hous*. large Hoc,1phono O. F. llKRNDOff — 1 -■ of - * -heavy 1 ■ *hove; -------Jerry - n w u - th at Would never have beep there Ctsrk, Circuit Court blcken pen, F h o *««* NftW ready to grind every Mon. n»lr had the agreeir.iint not been ntgpman. 100, and Till SpeMar. 150 (BEAL) fenced, deep well. ruq- CLEAN col ten rage wanted; Will day morning — Your corn, Tackle position* alto ham heavy i t l / *: ,■ - . , pay >10c per pound. Please bring .'g_r its,, tr.eal, r.1 Loeatfd near com m -cob ......1 , ________ . them to tho office of Tha Atlanta field* a jrinnlng eltsh ..re 95450.00. shucks, etc., for feed, J, W, and well trained r*Dl*c*mi-nls. William Rape, 210, and Bob Cain, Sanford Herald. I room bouse, front ami Bril, Lake Monroe, Phona 18. 170; guard replacements a n f-lw practically every year and next H. hot wkbh m tale, rtC K U P truck. Dixie‘Slows, 1498 > »®9 to .b e counted dif__________ _ for reftt. Tha and amall, Allan W ard/ art 11*. Jo t PHONOGRAPHS garage. Price $4000- w. 13tii sl . . Holland, 117, and Duncan Exum. furantly. Tha G-Men will nut* nfei-tf-.- **-, -a*-; \ ‘ v-wf. Huate Box, phone- 053.—_ 138. ,reriallv benefit by having _ I W p _Hoag fltpynw Beach, SPINET piano wanted In' g<Wd ,»h#lr manager and A tlanta to to ' eft metal eondlton, Phona 9. STUDIO o f S h i o w o r a p i i y oot th«m thsra aoms *ora« playor* when Praise Andersen (shoot north. for flnesj ft**Hty WhlUy McMullen ef th# Celnes- necdevl n o t year. 7 Pets, Livestock, Supplies PORTRAITS . ‘i. . .* * .• i i sA ■-------— — - — r r — — ------ ~ is N O T I C R JW ltw^^MeWfc TO SPIHAI fPOUClftON A WATSONTMftH ' "J,: L05T » >O U N D Calory Ave. .H as Purina'feeda. 14 ■ 'v ootlHedt th a t.* 10*111*1*4 la > LOST — black and far . sale hy HELP WANTED namad ifl SET J Reg. U 19 r» 3 E 1 • ti > ,.v -fletf-cleanliif design cleans mad tod tm h from then quickly, efficiently. Tough, long-weiring black rubber. Ifsndy sis* * JUST A FEW! #EXTRA« Reg, 1.39 TOY ARCHERY SET Reg. 1.79 INSIDE SPORTS REPORT Milk Mixture for Stomach Ulcers 2" mm - =- : m ■•■ V' v‘s _rt -i Tv *■ v ■ r-^-i*#=^-T-.P^nyl!! v - ; ■ - ' .i -^ zil ESrXnlrJb:iZ5i* • JACK Tor passenger oats —1tj -ton cause- liy. Lift* from IU A remsrkablo vatuet In­ cludes a ift-lnch bow. throe snows, target amt archery booklet. to 80 I ' M - teen-lnrb -Bamorsbl* baa*. — E IN TO DA ad* P Of U N JACKETS —— - Elf ' OAHAUDINg JACKETS ----- >■** DAf RAINCOATS ----------— r ------------ f " 7J5 Knew High Coal* • , * DREM8 SOCKS . - « PR. 1.00 WICKER CLOTHES HAMPERS U------- ; « TENNIS BALLB f f ------1 " I.M CHIMNEY CLEANER - , - l — -------- 1SSo- ALUMINUM CLEANER — ----------l9o M% Off On An Oarden loaoet Bpnya •. WHI LE THEY ■ -i > •> - LAS T IIICYCMS 1 II\I»M < *IIT PRICE SLASH , .’ I * �In JJnlty There It Strength -T .-W » A e t T H E WEATTTTTr riiTKfc.'TTihf if Um f n i t m I air with n« impmtnnl change* i-i tem perature;thl* afternoon, lanlsht ami Thursday* Gentle <o mt-derole ecuterly .winds* of America; AN .INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established 1908 VOLUME XXXVII Redoubled Force O f » I American Guards .Surround Auden t SA NFO RD , FLO RIDA , W EDNESDAY, OCT. 2, I9<16 11. Coleman Reviews (bounty’s rro ^ re s s During Past Y ear; Higgins !h Lauded Agreement On Trieste Yugoslavia W. V. Ullttiw, tn-m.isir of Toucir<<m Unit btorj. sax eUvU$l,flfg* Driver Survives 22,r>-Foot Fall A ssociated Press lx;tscd W ire \ 4-caufuis King-George Returns Tir Tlmtrtt tif Grcuct Adriatic w O E itm iEirn , Oct. 2;(/p> - Allied Control' Council delegates are disclosed to have met secretly today to nmp out details for the hatighig of Hitler’s .eleven Surviving henchmen. The detail conufkittcc was composed of four men, one each representing Dritain. arrutiipliahmcnU of ‘lie paxt year. I, Tito urgant/ilicm at prcient hai j s m-nihrsUin of 117. he said. withy *ni- annual budget of tlSIOO und » ‘ i- k '.i h riant? of It. 07.1 Mr C jln tiill j. aim Ihstike.l tin- director* lor 'Jielf ’• i ■.| r "■ 1 ■-i 1 ’id'll J rlb lltt in tin- utt'lrlns 'wnrr n Manager llle^ln1 nli I Mir elfi.-trucy of Mlui , M auJicl Bella. . • U nit mitt Titian of Ororge Tmtliy, R-it-ilnr I, F Poylr wax njunlliled Irtnj’^rary chairman of tin- tneclili;. A uoni'inttmt comm1Met- was ithrn ai-Polnl ett -etinrtMlnr ol U L. I’ -m II James nut lohu Her. Atolii* Curriiway ami W A Pat­ rick Tltcv rstired und !*lvp ;>re•-litr-J a Hr* of netnlnoe* for Ute V4-I-.U4' office* Nomination* atfre -ui'-d for from tl}<* floor but thcr; >-u-r none, tin- nomiuatlini com* HlJii-r'* -rlccUfm, *ptr uti oilmans* h electel. ‘ In addition In tfir olficet* ali*ad n»mtd Hi* folio* it-t dP tri-t .irr to r* J,trills * rtr -le '-il l i t ' m * -J-, I Fnoili so uni- OUk Itlit No '1 II It Crotplev. tinirlct No I, -I A llUllInr. niVi rl No 4 • it F \A1tn-li-r. und Dlslrlr’ No. I illusala, Franco and the Unitm Sta‘.-:». They a»> mole I under a security blackout In the deserted courtroom whur? for ten months Nuidom'a h-ading war critninaU werq. tried. A redoubled force of Amrrican jfusnJs .surrounded tiu undent Piuernberg ' courlhdu* • -lo assuie that iuitlru ii m i hampered: T in American soldiers are under order* to ."shotil. tr kill” In tb i cns« of Stty provocatiuin and It lias been Announced that security oitasun-i will be maintained .un‘11 Ujs, day r f retribution has nas«ed. , Meanwhile-, with the shallow of Ihu gallows hanging oyer the •luumrd war criminals, their. Icttse attorneys ar- liu»y prepar­ ing eppcoLs. Thj four-p w«r Alii- | Id Coninit Council in Hcrlin i* Hi- j last hope of the condafltned Neiis. buf tlr-rj epPiP.ru little liklHiotnl of n revgrtel of the decisions of thr International H llltsry Triburi-. •I*The convicted war criminals 5 W O Klllin* ClAtttiMO OVI« THI *101 o f a 273-foot cliff In his station wajo.i at Fort Washington, N. Y, Oscar Gtoeckler, 27, a veteran, managed In elimb back to the road, despite being badly Injured, to be picked up by a passing motorist The car, which bounded against huge boulders as It fell, Is shown being removed from the rocky gorge. (Initmatlniwl) Marshall Dendy And Alex Waite Speak At Kiwanis Luncheon Today Catholic Bishop Declares Future To Vindicate Him It inhop Joseph Hurley . Of S t AtitfUHtinc | Is Attending Trial 2AHKRB*, "Yugoslavia, Ocl. Arab view, cn th . tha adjournmrnt *7 «Id b# dl*Ik e Official said that a datn «• rectinvanlng Uo Palaetlnp Con* irence would bo announced IlU f. he gpokeaman - made hi* dlaoeutoa after Foreign Secretary gHtol Bavin and Colonial Reedae»<^evge Hall today attondI thd itxtli minting n f the Arab midons. begun B ago. I. (Al*)— A Franciscan monk today testified that Yugo­ slav Archbishop Atojsljc Hiepinac once wrote a pastoral letter which called for pauhe rraiatance againal the goccni- Ment of Jarahal Tito. The • Monk, Father Modesto MarUncle taatlfled that IhroArchb is hop had told hint, “ If Monts think* I am harmful lo the Catholic Church. I will abdicate. Otherwise I will con- « "Una* to fight for the rights • f the church." * ZAtilt KM, Yugoslavia, Oct. 2 (/P)-*-Th» tria l,o f tha hand of the Homan Oatholle Church In Yugo­ slavia, Arthblahop A lojiljc. 8t*piaac, today entered it* third tlar. Tha rhmthnuut staunrhly main­ tained that \ t n future will vlndle»to him of chitrKe* of. .collaboray si_ ’______ _____groups. _. . -^ru-XTI tlon*awith terrorist An Araarkpn Catholic. Bishop ter mid St* pinac'* trial by a IhrtuMfeit lunhla'a court Mil rf as tod M nh» of n t the thfl m an prepi^* “ona most important avunts -of the eonlury.** ->*So far, tha Yugoclav church­ man rowrvad hia.dcfaiuto p>m- IU T. Waits predict*") that deldeclnrrd vestorday. “when It is possible to publish documents, pita the fact, that Hollins had and when each ran speak without a new and untried team with foar, thou Will be none who wilt many 01 veterans, something aay a- word against my Arch* •pactocular and Interesting might bishopric."’ The Yugoslav public result. Up .until four weeks ago, S ros»eulo,r contandad that tha a t least half nf the men had m s and condition* new are such not seen each other or th« coach, th a t JIUhop Btepinac may apeak he said. Bob Johnson of .Winter Park and Howard IfonUeth i t before tbd mUonal court. Bishop J m p h Hurley of Saint Sanford introduced the speaker*. W inter Park v Initon* Included! Auguslln*, f la , a regent of tin Belgrade Apoatnlic NuncMuce. la Dr. Waite, 0 . N. Denning, Harold atterdlng tk« trial, liishop Hurley K utiatm un. R- C- B aker,'• Rtir saga he will remain alksnt about Travllllan, Herb Bamum, Boh p i RBCOmiEII J , r .:r , PS X?V2*?S ton. Dr. L B. A m kh o f lo r n *■v- Cl’rtl .fta u p rto m a s ' - J Ac k 80NVILLZ, 0 cW 2, ( & thls nsorn. The Southern Tubergvloale Asso•ld -to be-mere than clatlon’wlU open a two-dey meetaway, probably Chile in f In JacksonviU# Thursday, PARIS, Oct. 2 < # ) ' —YU- * goaluviu launched another tirade against Rritnm ! -and the United States at the ! Paris Pence Conference to­ day, accusing the two no- * lions of betraying the. Rig 1Four agreement on the free. ■state of -Triestej ‘ Y u g o sla v la 's fie ry tl<-lrC.itr I ij.1 .1 - mad. if.- L-hni/i- i:i i nn angry rapid-fire iltfM lit of . Kixarli i>efnrr. tbi- Hsliau^iJflU^ l.-jl an | territorial cotnmfi -ion. I.e* i-e la n d tlml III; ‘‘Anglo* .-nxi n iiu n w " lia.I renounced-tha ‘Must anlKptllllt" decision of Jho, . Foreign' ascii in nrH.’Vo , staidl»h' h Hrltlsh-A*m)tican Military ba*e on -It- Adriatic. . I’xlng nit American plirniP. . . -ijailr alleged tine .! mocralio Vinciplci, in (In- British, Am-’rl* ■an Fr neh proposal* have ;< tS with the wind." KHDINO nVI YIAKS OF IXILI, King ( royal poUcewIlh hli hrolber, * m*-n from rhaleron Huy, whrrc hr I it « <\ monarch waf recalled from extl* »»v frrcfj of Athens oa lh« w to ths . iv.t.ri wife, beside him. Hotlmva .» inulium-sj/cd crowd Hie flrr^k (InfrrnafioTmi Rddiophof^ Reds Say Chiang Varied Comment txpressed Today On Is Using Nearly Verdicts Reached By World Tribunal f .l’.iwiil imrt <•f fbr i‘- it.!* t.n 1 halt’ on tIim * Mn • fr*r S 'l'llll M'J | III- |U*Vh fr-«* r t .»!•* of 1 i it* »*■ \'*A(enby% iltt-** » *a! .'•» i hi* Tri !#* t *tjiv i l*. i h i in In*f olkimr I l>f .i .» i ir j ! K*A u!Kunn*nt* tuluy 'It ,1'iwhtlr, in «iJt!i' tun (i* ih^ halnm f*(i)Uirnl and TernUirilt \ ‘ommuxlon, fnm t»fh«*r cmtfvjfnets TuiHittillren an* oniiitmiiuf thoir ttnik n(i Major |n-flrf» prob!-*IU». lit nil, ten rominln-iuni cunri'iwd flu- iminirtF f*«t :u!fLi (m u n i tbrir w Hfulllne. Tin* »• ilif rionpt hil^*l Loth ilnv and nitfht • in (K-^ of «*nirtf>K*tntj^ fL^ir "nr!.. l*i'-rlotnlr in tbr nireilnu. the. dlt-s-tms adoptrd thr report of u. roinmUle- hraflrrl In l/-n lusher, iii complete Imiimvcments to the Imtite of “Whhtllns Willie" as noUinrlrrd liy Hie Clininber of] i Cotniffn* I*11 untl « half s-"*<■r-i j ’iu*o Anil a requrst from llir Jontoi ’ CltSliihri of Oominrrr" f"i a.vityt , niice In eaUtbh.ilijm: 11 Tniol.il In |ti.rin-< ttm IWioth »«.» sratil'-tl to tio ••xlctd of IIJMsi KrrM n WIImmi itnl W A 'c-fflc NANWMJ. •„». ,,v, n ,r were iipjulnlr'l as n (oininltl'f y-, official « l»!itfjtu I fiinlmini vt n#»vv3j tucjert. In foitner t*resldnil T VV ntfi’iiry. N‘»*\v ( liinn, Irniiiv ilaimiu ato n u phuiur r*prei.'ln« th- ed Unit OmutB Kai Slal i- u um .ipprerUlloti of the Cttainbrr o f ; ini»H‘ than nine,| hi,in,; -linn ,, men in sm i>,iiF. m , m ug iftidolph Ur-,., Ururjt i* Totihy ha* licen nnmrd '■•itn'-‘*ftr for his unselfish w r V ChiiittV civi| war. The ('niuitiiinUt for lh**= oiaanlritUmt during Bn-’ iti*rnry ntluurd nUa Iha I ihu off \vtth ,1 Mr J cnti urr. It trim* chairman of tin- committee which .*.1 it,- ,ti.n,„i„, it- Njiti | liyh will iliitvt th r UHB t lirlitmim rears of tUtn'-’lfl. * ‘ fiylifliiL' \4 •■**'■*I llir, SaliaMali^t ’ ,, i , , i , i ,i i„ Mr»l -“ilr (hrottghom th**—roitnty tfiiVrinnt*'ill jil*i■vi*' himi♦"I\ 'Mid, In ’< iillinlng the ivnrl, of l1si "i I 'l it,.,,,' fl1" •ub.-ind.wi>* g u iltlin n during the past *eai i«»ittr*»l wiifki nrcnriilHjf in an DttS r (■■ihioan I.Oil pHrlhi'hu Vm ■* *|l*,' 1 M**anormrnt mtalt* (**tinv hy Mrx. phasb no Itie lui|s*rluni r of <h M' 1 ' ' 4 i ' ■ ' " ’v *,,T \]a| Y Itaulinn, |»ifoitlvvit -f thn vafloiL, HI Jollp- Hirer pio|i-* •»|‘*u ^rmiiiolr Cntiiilv TubrrriiliDa unit r-vealerl Ihe* ih-sptle ic •*., A . .(M*mtion. Thr t'ouniy t amjmiini Kovetmiirnl ac'.iutt lit hokllmf oj>r ' 1 1' • L* I'M"'* hki part of th** natitin "hh- |Oth vliliiaHy oil nuldir work* I'toieit . * f• *• ,,,r • r »*t•1 1 v »»• m anmtttl.ChrUtmiu Svnl which tie listl the a.-.Mltam-e Unit les-i • Im*ii *h|*‘.#i •man pstlitinaii. npfiui »Sov. 2T» ami will f ntlliuo. the |iro|m*etf*Ill-foot channel and w * «|tinl»*f! •dritt.,mimtf l h »t unl(l ChrUtmu*. (he iU-feot channel would be com,b , lil v»n I-,.,,-1, Fntuclif „vVr n te ,lo«|>lv gratified that ■deled within the coming year.] I.*i,dr,| ,.vr, 1 . I.vnn.,1, . mtt;- W). Mtall have ,* man of Mr. tie also said-llm t progress Im...........T* I iii"". 'bey Tmilty'i calihrr to head our milioen satHfiiclnrv . In eslabllililnc 11 k111 ' “ k* ' '' nuni tuod-raiiing cam pnnn,” *aid a Uirge line- on Ihc riser with ” ..... I1,e * v Mi Itawlins. "We know that Inwrt ft rigid rules in pr<i*|ieci ii . ti', 1" tl,r contrihution which h* will The Chandler of Commerce ha* ,l * - ........ ’ • M »;•*•*• •" - makr in mir t-iugrnm to picvcht been active, he pointed out. . In " >.»'i .*■ i-ib.-ru) nmec j and- ronlrul tiil*"tculo3l» wil| ex* assisting in the" reconversion .,r -I -.1 1 -. ,< I e.l -.1 Is-I 1, 1 , 1,,I Keyolid ,,>;,l .air tinir Into the Sanford Naval Air Station ' l* **i I (lie veal ahca.l when ^ral sale to peacetime activities. Conti act• ................ ' i,a*, i" fuii.l, will go I-, wmk to improve have been signed with llo\ * |,t, i," .1 hi -,>i, lint"-, g ll ||,, lirallh of our comiiiiililttcj." lirowning to operate the airport *‘ 1 ^ I'o'B" • j Mr louliy .aid hr iradily ,*rand with the Interressiun In ' 1''b "* ’ erpted the chAlrmanship liecamo atlldte In iipernto a vocational . 11 . 1 ,i, -.ittonir y in ii,, l.p I,, recognised the valur of I Im training school. The Fernuhl ............ t'lio f t ni l .i!I-l >•* ' u„rk of the association and beI.*tighten Hospital has Uken over | D!IHSOflJO when Itiilgana votcil I, I, i by tt»- t.rriii.i.i t , ,«uur lie knew the people of tlia ‘ In rclet I the monarrhy m favor of n ‘ ffitinly were Kill pen-nil hack of rcpubllmn form "f govcrrifticnt, j g,«,,| fill llieil i lf»-|*t , InVrtllMthr association in .tH fight nlne-ycar-old King Knnrnn If, ar­ iii.iii •■n1- 1 <•■ -v*‘ lc light mi I againal tubrrculusit. rive! wiili Ids inolhrr. Quern Jo- i thru- i, I»r I, . irii .iin fin heuvy Within u few days, he added, ll'inna, at litanhiil, Turkey. Tin* , ctiUnrr ih Tnky > Tim lay/yrr he will name a rumigjttpc as*' HHimt exiled king « m ' hravlly t-,i i.iiiri.,1 ti Inina, ^hr f,,iliter ■i t him In conducting the cam* go rilled by police. (IntrrnaMonnl) ,I.,|> • vv, t i'i Tlw Iin. raid the sc- paign. iipiitt.il ol Von I'.ipf-n -.iip-vnl-d "I dpnild hr happy to havtt In. iitgum-iil (list tl.hima ; lion'll people volunteer for the Com. v A. '-I fwirenl iticrjflutc in auto- Const Guard Plant* . not t i ed ll' tin- lii.turv o f' mittee," Mr. Touhy added. “Any* middle tlrivcr* fict'itac applications 'th r ngra, hr ,-hi-I. licit atnlm.,- unr who fecla he can help In Spols Missing Itout ailm . ,i|lf imU.uiii- ft tu trial. I •hi.i important community undet aa iuinpai>:d willt Lliiuc is-ued up 'Ilf, wav llrtniaini in-rung i.aw | NRW YORK, Oct; i . <fly A ii. om t|nl not h tvi' n completely taking will, I hopexcerngianinitA At f>:00 o’clock yesterday aft«r- Coast (rtiiird Ffl.V 'plnnr line llnii trial- Unit i . f iir .u i lie rc- with the nffirr of the associa* t (Inn, -J noti/i, the last day license.! could xpotted ii—*uLa£*i>rr Imit! over'dur g.ftf^ d the wold. be tf-curpl without taking a airier lal" -ryartf-rdiiv at Shall. Iii ciiog was. utiirle I Icrflayr -liy , jdrivf.-ra' test, H^t“7 licerc-c- «c«v Itivrr Idler. N. .1. I hr plunr i . jissut i aa rompaicil with fijvbti lx- dtiiK-tiiig » eexcor vr*ncl Inwanl the London Kw iiiii - Slstfflsrd as • 'ru ed at this tifire la s t >*jar. How. Urn boat which hits five perrons eying -I" u wiiUcn interview: the court could not be obi-.etivf ns thr ever, during Ihc fiscal year, liceii* aboard, Security Lumber -Tim ’('oust (fUutd said Hint trial WSJ a p-dltlral one. Kin eta issurd totalled O.tiOU, l«it it Ir Gocrinjp Termed A h b4>»ved . Cops First Tilt that thlj figure will lie there had been ■it" Word a*- la lejilly cf,ub| mit ay. h». added, PhonjT By Experts exceeded during the pfAent year Vvhat was wrong with the craft. •luit nil tlm po'r.ilnlittes nf defem e wt-r* *1 mv disposal. ending Oct- l,'l'>47. security Lumbir tom piny SccerRy Lumbar Kriju lilr. p/t’oii cell, the ex- 1 trimmkd NUF.UNMW, Germany, OcL ^ Those drlvurs who new wish the llaynta and Wlfteichxriinr hall ' also delivered his 2. (AP>— Twe esperta on secure licenses may olilain llama Fumiluremei* In th* opinion alMiut lh>j future of the mental dlaerdsre at Nuernberg [them by contacting, state high- dusk, third game nf (lie playoff world and mankind, lie said th* ' agread that at least ona of (way official* nt flip ..Sanford •riles lo determine the atiampatom Immli will dccHir that future. thr*. Natl riag laadare con- jAmtAry on Monday* amt Thur»- [VI(ll ions in th r City Softball' ■*» from fre.avk 9.fW l in i.Oo I •fIfl P. i* M. .n damned to dia ls strictly a •*»« ra at 2:66*to M. .............. A m t' aascrlcfl (ios'ing. if the , l-r-igur by an B to 3 margin United tUaics do*a *not hold Ihc . phony. _ ^n- taking this fmt, It l» adI U l k s W i t h V lC t T O y U»t night. able lo caufully altily Iha ------ -* . * leml in U»>, fold, It w|l| mean The phony ia Ibe titular Red William* and Roy Britt head-of the I t German* who iklet on drivlnr nut out by the! NKW DELHI, India, Oct. 3 <>n the hill fo g the Furniture* will ho kinged two week* ite, and available at tlo Court UPt-.Th? president of th # 'Bio.. net* allow ad ten aafelleawhllv from today — Hermann Goer“**' j J*n» league. M. A. Jinnali. cotitheir malea committed a pair • ferrtd for almost art hour today lag. . 1 of mlscota. The Security butl­ er. Junior Dress, allowed the IKSOVATHW UHlimWAY llaynen and William* nine hat five scat I* red bingles. Ilsynes and Williams hold a through and throgah — and 2 to I game margin over the all .the other defeadanto know The West Side Primary School Security Lumber aggregation. P.T.A, will meet In the school Play will h« resumed a t Lake, auditorium a t 8:16. P. M. All front Park on Monday night. member* are urged to attend- 21 Po^cnnl t In Autiv Or* I>erni',u r s n ' r raS ? ,- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 01, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9910d0d4fae5ea760323534599461b0a.pdf fc693a9da467ee6dd16cd8926317c882 PDF Text Text r o s e f t - K 1 1 4 6 �Fair this afternoon, tonight Wed* ncidfiy. N o t'q u ite so w arm t h is af­ ternoon, cooler tonight, continued cool 'Wednesday. M oderate to f r tih northeasterly winds diminishing tn- AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK SANFORD, Vo l u m e x x x v i i A c tiv itie s O f K K K A udB uud FLORIDA, TUESDAY, OCT. 1, 1946 Nazi War Criminata Sentenced To Death Government Official ABserto Evidence Proves Orjfanizatipne,: Collaborated Hjalmer Sehaeht, Frans Von Papen and Hans Fritche Acquitted In International Court; Defendants Have 4 Days To File. Appeal WASHINGTON^ OeL , 1, investigation1'today linked the pre-wqr activities of the Ku Klux Klan with the former German - American bund. An official of the federal agency aays th at uncovered dence definitely proves Associated Press Leased Wire •... : • i nf I k I k l ' b nan bat Hillrr’o errand » |ti rtR »»e a* *»*v lot « m •, ■ bay.. Aa *•* far •••» Jadl sad W Keitel, Ik |rih«na| aatd I M eowM not , ehietd IhesaneHeo bthiod. a mythiI cal rrntdrrmenl of m ldior iy cbvd‘ h a n . Stretcher wan oowdemaed fur hie J«« holtlag. M l w b t s s ner. the teaghom looking defend- ■at in the m M e r ti'i row, « w rn o K in ,' by the court which -aid lie Ini] nrrn prison* r* hsrtrcti. * jst in lie barb, sad stifled iij the. Ka« rharaktm. Itcyna Inquart, t S n t c r of Austria and gauleitcr mi both I'ala ad and llellaM l.'w tf dmcrihed m ruthlry* in apply lag terrorism In nuprmn aT| oppmi- children, n m in The Netherlands. lliarn- his »lav here. Ihr hlsh priest pf NaiUm, nouftcrj W«> hrtd responsible by the rtiurl -alii Ih for n nyntera of orsnniied pi in- °tts<n*l der of bntji p r U itc .a x U p u h lk . 1 'r t^ ‘ property {hrnuKhnul the intaxlcd ,\a,U r I .TV?cTvrof « S fi.a n y ^ top war Vrimiimls this morniiiK were sentenced to dentil l»y Hanging, • , They include former Kvichsmanthnl Hermann Goerilig. Nazi Foreign Minister .lonehim Vrun Rihhnntmp, Mqab .ltitiMiRhir. Alfred Rosenberg, snd notorious Npjl governor, of Dolan I, Hans Frank. Atm* sentenced to die on tha gallows were Colonel General. k the two orsaniaathma « t* AIfrtil Jmtl, chief of staff of th r Isbormtatl during th e period from t ’ermnn High Command; Jew1937 to 1911. “to promote racial Prcpaije* Callowfi • baiter Jillp.*. Strcicher, former and religious dissension prior la Reich Minister of the Interior For Executions the # a r." . * Wilt-dm ' Frick; the slav; inltor 1 The Justice Department spohysbn-#. Frit* Snurke'; the head of M KKNBKRtl. 'Oct. 1. <AI*> m n revealed that FBI agejtU he iliviidi’d Security i’otlce, Bmst — Hie * si lows l a t h s ancient Sehaeht Asserts Noi uncovered the positive cvtdt&o kalti-nbriirmer; rat-faced Arthur WASHINGTON. th*t t r,t'i N nrrnhrtg (all are bring pre­ of a link between the two group*. -Inquart, gau'-tllcr in Tho Laws Or Opinions Seys.* 1In- mo.it - hot lore | ihIih t-r -*iiitIct ps m l mday far aa execution He said that a number of “ bow Netherlands. ami former Nazi that aill | s dawn In history. mi iillitiAI waniliig of pittill/'complaints'* of alleged civil rights Fi lil' Marihail Wilhelm Keitel. Exist In Germany Former government Tcitxiry-'iif all market. violations may lead to an t» U aOvl. IS ta tkr probalie dslr. >1 puty Martin Hermann, Iioiind hvrslock ■ o n of the federal Investigation, an t the -rcae will be the pri»M I. Ml Mil . Ort. I l Pi The t-onvh-led in ahicntiu, was alio Setirlm v of Agiiriilturc I M ix A t present, government investi­ op court yard of the tgimr * ntctxced to death. ion^ Anlermm told » group rtf fhtec nfjintt'fl (if i mint leaders, gator* still are cheeking on thg building in whirh lllller’n top Those nfe the men who hum Msimii, Srlifteht, linns KrlUchc Wxx Me ilea riiltlemcri Ibnt the notorious KKK • in' seven *la tea, lieutenant* were sentenced to­ t”l I’i nn/. Von Papen, app.ar'il itl been -enlencctl to hnng In ver­ unprernlmited step of governm-iit day by Ihr International War dicts banded down by the Inter­ namely. Near Y o c k ,_ llk h lg ip -cixuti- Ik a very real danger » luihulent nrwH tniifrrrm e to- national tribunal. I 't i a n Tribunal. Tcnpessce, F* ‘‘* 9 * flay. Srlnirht sTarUctt the iifcA *** that xlny bv day becomes more reduction In Kates Uissixaippl ar t. - -g.u —r" Hermann {tearing and ten of Ship Lands In Ohio of a iguwihillty. itun l»v «lfrlurixiff thill then? »\>* -In addition, Rudolf Hots wait bis 1tiki*-plotter, will die by oiamI l»* Ik1 neither m»r sentenced to life imprisonment. For Airmail Anderson’.* warning eutneided hanging, u-lr*W (he arnlcnrrs After Flight From xvitb’a Ifepnftnirnt of Agi ixiilline fi**-tr frpimint onlay m fjcftniirii Former youth leader Baldup Von Kehirarb was sentenced to 20 yea.* am reirm sd by the Allied that meal must : tiTtniHiky. Perth, Australia aiitiiiuiicrinrnt Control t cnmcll. Siharht made hU rlalcinciit in prison. ipinaiii on the government's list Also iimtenc’d to 2d year* was of -rarre farm products. Tin- .wNfn hi* wru naltrfl whl-lbJf hu Alter: ’ ^ i OLllMBIfB,. O.. i>ct. I -—(rT'i Speer. Hitler’s munitions , tiiiH rxper led tn he lr/ *d hy a sialaiuent dashed the hopes of Vi S’sry pnlml Kimball the ’ll • (ieritmn rtwrt, TSh: rialI-pd -Kill acitulttrtdenl Ttiritr. thi. aflertm»u land itirat iiidusii v that the way Tmarre uiyan! t**pli*rI thul in lln* flnanelat nl at I'nrt Colximhus. 11, ft'* 11.~ might be rlcared frtr ilflllxg pel its| hefule I lfttli^r came If* Secondly, the official revealed . diplomat *.'17-mHe trip from I'ctlh. Auslrst- Ol'A ceilings at an inducement power litcn * *fre Ians ami fr1c the discovery of ( olm4 s of 1A li.iter** i*. iiaix set a, itexv world rrcoxxl to farmer* to move tlieir live ■* ntim in t«rrriiaii> Tntlay, Mii«l [ lIim-1: In market. Joint meeting, by Rian amt Bund .» lltn a ilistanxa for nuP-*top flight*. Krhwthl, liieit* .tpp med tit he The Agriculture sVn-lnrv deofftcitl* a t Camp NordUtui. N. T . ember x-f . IT I x-he Tl> An unofficial, time nf ho tixnirs rlnirti in hi* speech licfoie tin- ' • itllrj. Ifiv t 111*1' flee upiltiun in 1940. Thirdly, tho J ib tiro the t!lliopn* '' H h , slntcmriit caused an tip-' i ■ | in I IK miinl •-* wa* chalked ep ruttlrineu in Alliui|ueii|iie filial 'Department secured n iftU r iU 1Bci|ultlnls. l«x*-d' ' l a p l o r the Turtle'* jnuriiey a - *t any nisi- de-control period Arouhl mar in the newsroom, wit I, Freticli: that Oil u ih ta n t Bund diractar i'andeil ill Ohio twlay at I2:2d eipip(j^ Jvad-;, to [csrt amNftlrji ,'jjml IteliMajiw-.ciC-piii, •o-lMVlten*1. stated in 1937 th a t tho Bund nng amlrMn M r kUuigfti ' KtAQdrtll Tiuu,>1 famrita. wax -cmc*ratlin t wtUfdhAf Khm ' IT-i;on term* *l«n I s*emf - i- of the Qylummix Naval* 1 Anduson asked i Iip e*ecullve (" id riu irr I J h e affidavit alleged th a t th> addrwisiag envotope* far air pAtt i Air Station and d*l*g*Uoiis of Iwmrd of the New Mrxtep Cntlle let llxter. H i B und also wa* eoapuratiag with tket day aro edvisrd ta leave ||y |.* a v y ulticeiaU from \va litnglon fSrowera Association f"t coopera- *l*!‘ autognip nrganiuU otit similar to the KlaJL, on ■ the-j inch a a o n on lh» laft I • | .xr,d Chicago were up Hand 5o tlon in trying In bring meal niep h,xd .»-1 “because oar aim* i n riw ltar ta aide of the envelope for this puriCJI i cTTel fh- twin-engine Isa-kheed Ixack In the American people. He "'"I Hrlmcht manv way*." :poet. r_ f -T‘if ‘ \ ' ---- g I Neptune t*2V plan ■ at tls; end also called upon tbx- rattlerneli d I" leliirn I f Its rcrorxl flight The tcip made for -oigBcstion*. childivn. Tho rtdpclion of ftrcl closa eir msc i-y Ihr four ere* uxi u an I tiieil* It wa, nu| imnicduilclv lieur t*om-i . it*at I from eig h t-to five eoata an i.iirl 1-aby -kaugertio rpasooi *-vre.ib-d In Washington whether the te MmUtit t i aum.i govs into effect tadayi n If i.f 3.121 miles the non l«-|i. murk utilvllionlng step mentioned liv imu Muxt t Thia rats also applies to mall will -if 7.1I1C, mites irt 1a.-t Sovi mhcr Andeitiin wouhl be designed to the ui<|uitl Tb- h>‘ en Armv B-2U. get piuio meat Into regular mar Mnr-avt*. « m ifivcp I yciB . tliv The T u rtleV rrew was heat*at by kef channel* nr whether It would Thx.def odnot* hxvo f->ui* dyyi iign- Gomdi. Thouia . Daviea of ClnJe^ m rtflv assure n greater huntdv I|, v-hlch tn apneal t ! f icntxmer* lear. land and included 'Commander* for the armed force* nnd timH - m lit r*'t" with the pltals. * a .--Tii|r-men* r •! vrith lb*' i T-.i - ntrol eo’iucd *n B -rltp. While meat remain* under R-i-rlne n rever-ixt 'be cvectiprice rnntrqt. Hie iu»ntldv list t’c'r.'i - 1d*li of scaii'o food product* omitted Some methber* of the Allle! rnnutinii uf ’ nil camieil fruit*, prosecution ita ff evpre«sei| n s jiilcax, nectar* and m m ix* well ptmtir hut unofficial disapproval a* fresh nnd frotrn Milmon. "at rerenlii and rum. That mean* ..f the venllct* In the war crime* Oa Uw w*»t eoa<t the TIO those item* ain imw free of trlnl longshoremen whose contract also Hh'.oky, to. n > ,n obi ll-nl- i prieg control due prosecutor declared on ban pi red at mhiulghl, |dan to hold I d dim from Kuril f'levelan I, tmlf of hi* delegation th a t the ataa* meeting* today in itrad of Ohio, i-nn talk bylteve it or not— neipliltat of Frau* Von Papen .lint mi a visit tbis looming to i.urpriixed and IrtiUtexl them tin- ('null lloiue with tier owner, U, S. Ih Interested Mia. FVanor Htdclrneyerdproceexl* In liuHsinn DeinundH oil to pay. "CJh Mnrnmii” w> that ity Issues Permit i veryiiody iirimmj the icjihy, colt) I To Build Laundry bear her cantnt’ inflection. I .AKKRA Mr, OcL 1 o1’i Unlike rnniiv ptlhllc spcnkirc. • """■ KJorida cvlerv grower* aro making H. A. Btaffav has . w a d A PC'*.. .. Hcooky lui-. no fenr trf microteaxly progress In .their el,fforJj| The deadlock 4m the west coast t'hdtr’* aial ae.vrral year* ago ap­ to M l-up controls «f grade. developed whan the Pacific-Amer­ peared on rim Hi hhy leihhy radio ■nd volum* of shlpmpnit through ican shiposrnera Association re­ I rxmdcast and then tourej New Ihr Frill ral M u tatin g Agrei-mer.t. er-w rBvmb jected the demands of the two Fexgland with a Hobby Lobbv The contruL.weuid be similar to unions for a* form of union *elingo allow with -her u.w(i(£r .. ’ that already ' operating in the ra rity simitar ta that which praSnonkv ha* only ticyu hfl'l T 0 ADDIUtSH KIWANtH citrus Industry. valta cn the east (oast. In i«Mt A iunloadad * pbnut three yrcilfS and go yct.ha* ^ Ur Marshall Derby, paster is have . Th» request far the agreem m t H it* )* skipping ram p an ic, the nut bail time to uripiirc a aoiilh- uf the 1 list J'rpibJtarian l hav«h has been published In Ih* Fes'iral t a a treloea have .preference of ern m-ccuL Mr*. F’idciman, to­ nf Krlando,' and praaldral of the Planes Offered ' ItrgisUr, and Interested person* hiring, that - m u . that union gether with Mrs. Ann Porubm members a n hired I* orvfrrrnr- For Sale By W. A. A. hava anty O ct H to file rsrsp- seenrd note To the Turks last week have purrhaa>’d the Red Barn Urlandu Kiwanl* (Tab wQI asMrau lions. After that state'th* m kttcr fon-'.-ming control r f the vital restaurant on the Orlando High­ HanTord Kiwaniana a t Ihalr Wed­ »#. new-union office is They also nesday luncheon meeting a t the hare asatatenaac* of itwmbership. JAaKHONVIIXE. 5 (let. 1 - wrfll go to . ll«> Bwrataty of straits way, . formerly o|trerabid tty Roy f<n^Muaitv nenMimito llatma llmun aa nn **1 nvklltr.** In that after • man joins the (B fc ia li -A pprolbnatily 21 a ir­ Agiiciillurc. If he held* theiw However. Clayton flatly denied Ji\n*on, union h**TAuMr'Veep up his* craft cs,.«hUhg i r | l N « North uublishid accounts that Turkey tfuite n group gHtbcrPil aruund. ■sm hvrshlp or laaa hi* job. had. already, appealed to the- Snooky ut the Court Haute as Aa-friren Tralnrrs ami IT-19 FairI t is the uatOMf demands for ehOd prim ary Upiner* are lieim: Uiiltcd Stalra ' /o r . J *tlp In . tho she raid, "ob Mamma, I love a It nut loll. Clay to also asserted mamma nail t love my mamma." Furnituretaen Cop offered crncnrronliy t i priority thst he ha* no Information to a n d ' jum jarfanty buyer* at the 2nd Playoff Tilt Indirala that the lurktsh army 37 County LoU Sold Assets —-■- - ■ Bradley Ih Elected Admtntsti Is on what amounts to a war The Haynea and Williama alart. At Public Auction :-ofiUII taant downed tha Se­ i " " 1' Men’s Club President ----------v • curity Lumber Company sg• with prioritiee msy A total of 37 county foreclosed) Kiegallon In tha final n la jo ff primary trainers at * t* . In Keminole County were- aerie* In the City Softball Meat Supply Probe. lo■-"'d a 10 pervmL TV? , *am» yesbirday a t tnihlic autcionj League last night by a < to 0 by 0 . I’. Herndon, county clerk. score. Ordered In Boston Ident o| b a y ' ihr- e The most kpiriled bidding was on Red Williams, on Uw hilt ipiscopal a lot on Second S treet back of /o r the Furnttureraen, alls Church at - a supper given - lost BOSTON, OcL 9. (JP>— Massa­ fw'affotd'a garage on which bid­ but one bingle aa he aet night Tn the Tarteb House by {he chusetts stale officials today started at 91,000 imd r*uUd at lumbermen gown tha sex Women’* Auxiliary. W.’ A. Lef* found 4,000,000 pounds of dress- ding 91.330 with ft. A. Williams giving game In the finale- 4a flor is the retiring president. ■d' meat In Boston waterfront tfyexs. pitcher for 8aett JUT- Mark Carpenter addressed establishments. Governor Maurice Hu highest hid. Total' sales ( wo* nicked for eight safe the members of the club on tha J. Tobin ordered an investigation smoun'rd tn 99,900. but went the iVuta. need far a religious revival la of its ownership,- with a vl|w to . V • cqAMBUt MEET Ted William* waa tha the home and the Importance of finding out If J t 'h a s been da........ ru n for th e Furnitures .Sunday school work-among child- liberatafy w ithheld/ from eoa^ The Board of Directors of the Williams blasted three bits rt» . t 0 . 'G ray^treasurer bf of the _____________ Seminole ' County Chamber of four tripe to the plate. of South Florida, t^ported Ua U asking this Army to re- Commerce will meet tonight at - The two team s resume ] ' recent Ute&nloJ conven8:00 o’clock at the Community In the threa out of five gi tha Kpivcopaf Chdrxh In po^uicti oi m m u m& rm in d % ni| oiu building, and annual election'of Ipbla to which he was a officer* will tik e place, accord­ ing to Edwkrd Higgins, manager. « ting Paralyzed Agam In U. S. 1 rts By Another Maritime Strike Acquitted Nazi Anderson Warns Government May Leaders-Appear ■ Seize All Market-Bound Livestock At Press Confab U. S. Navy Plane Breaks Non - Stop Distance Record Airmail Service Will Start Here Isfta'iSSifc: Myron A* Meyer On Pacific Coast Progress J ie p o rte d On E ffo rt To Set Up Celery Controls ■ After Bikini tests 28 , - - --j . • •* a 1. , y* * - tr< �.* p •% • * • , THE SANFDRD -HERALD, SAN TUESDAY/ OCT. 1, JSH6 l o ^ id a The Sanford Herald Judged- by the sorry way we art ‘ “i* t V e t o o -all this ailly iVt nhonir (rin g North ju it birati* something happened in Georgia, or aomawhere elae in the South. I t mny huvO'bcen refreshing to some to have renfl n i*V****•’i t£ m*_____ Recently, during the height of the Wallace controversy that there are after n il. really very few Communists-in the United States, but some of Us would Teel better about it if we knew exactly. what is meant by a Communist when this .statement is m ode..' * ’ • .' IIII.U M I I. ItKAM . -1— 111 • The Tampa Trlbupe is authbrity for a quotationfrom •UONIHUX IIRAH , the hbud of the American Commilhlsts, William Z. Foster, ,S m Iw m tU »a*cf that here are now ortly 70;(KJ0 actual party members. Thu acssrM ii-Ttu* Watks ’j,a»afct» <■ *< »•*« Tribune also recalls that Foster polled only )0:l,Q00 votes •nin, *«» ■ ---------- ' in 1U32 and that in lu ll) Earl Browser received only oOm northern «(».* J*t! njine and round comment and aivito should b« read and heeded bv .Negro##, North and South. ’ It.' give* thr answ er o the .charge* fi’xm ntlv lira A of late. that th e Negro ia aCIised. 1Q0K G O 0& DOWN TSr IMrmS* fl*M •» aaterllslaa slsIstS •» l»* •be ra a a ltr WMb ■aarStr* la Ctl**** , , ------- - . Qualify Bfdding Manufaclurun Since I0201 9 WlJfT FIRST STREET PHONE 11 SANFORD MATTRESS FACTORY and Sanford A r t Phpne 672-J , ’ i • '•e* n * « •~ • . • #. . t . . % ip tie (sometimes known ns pnrlor pinks) are also i won t j g i ------ b . Timei-UnJon jmlnt* oat e could b in d e r into d ar". tha way W*. usually g«t ' *' ; ^ 4 . tt -AvYnu* getlltyr v e n lru t'ladarliei i.'tgh Fpnlinien lr departments with LLECTRIC SERVICE C O M P A N Y fcni'HU (TAIfitbnnee Democrat) Kutaia voted down n pru|Mi*nl for the eitabliihinent of M Inter­ national court of human rlght-i. It la riJiculoui, says VDhiuxky, M Infanlila a« trying to guaraitt e right* to negro;* in the I State*. B* It obaerved,' however, that - It wa* not the One Unltid 8tal*a whle)t obJteWd »-> EIKIjJ|oth to railroad u* through the*! court* In moil louthern rllltr fur i-svtnee . only. Whenrv>r tit* tine Military Justice and turf-. Itarn fund ihowal ,a slump, tho Nearo Motion wai ilmitd and dravta of our tp(ap‘(> Ai ti , banied liefare n l»rtfrt)**i such a plan; it wa»-Hu**la, wlil-li judge vrh-> fllrta.il oftr little rnrndoe* p.nt guarajitee human right* , ng or sent ut to th« etockad. to .‘,i fre* Ir.lxir. anyone, Bald it might be fount! tlcBlrnblo to "remove from the .......... . ____ ______ prow Pearson come* up with jurisflictlon of milifnry court* nil cbbcb for which tho .mnst souihem-citl**. Men *HscI*jI a splendid- eight point urogram maximum penalty may he denth or life imprUonment,, fer J“d«r*i •»'<« police chltf* for getting aiufcg with tno Rus­ Subject to review review’by federn) *fiTIst^Uh?** m*nrPwlw* * row sians. lilt c a l l / I t a "Five Year and to make auch such sentWiceB sentttficc* ituhject by federal Plan" and would have both lia r, courts. ' . . , r Don* cut out lo-ahnanent, teach J . Senator Youiir pointed out that nt present the only aach other* languages In high jf ito e ltr - Ira tu iu iu ; fthulan*. H*»v rijtUtrof -appeal-fciito a.mllHtey courtv^AnuypiiblH;* r<^' tlefpate jn. International aporW IntloiiB offielnls announced, In connection with Senator program !., pamtlt an Ainrrlreti Yotlhif’a ntatomonl, that commltteca of the American pnr newspaper In Moscow and a Rus­ Aiwoflntlon are investiRntinR military justice in this coun­ sian n«wipaper ^n New York, try with n view to rnnkintf findings public. The Nevy, on Present this odvertiaemfat the other hnnd, countered by saylii# it was "pretty proud Wednesday and receive of* Its record." , So mnny men are.confined to prison for military offenses, nnd there hns been no much criticism of both Army nnd Nnvy courts, that the nation will bo henrtily back of this bill .for a fair and objective inveatiifatlon of this whole subject. * te / r s SM A R T TO, WIN'VOUft WINGS AT THE , SANFORD SCHOOL OF AV ttintt Clean whlte-ahix* o lf the feet end allow them to dry thoroughly brfore wearing, 07 MA C H O I IA A V I.-’ SANFO PD, TLA weigh* M c A la x a n d e r , J r . P h o n e '101 r -• ’• Mr. a Ad Mrs. I*. Baird Smith have rrtuined front spending a month in LlttVt SwiUirUmd. N. C. Mr. and Mr*. Fred Wilma te turned Sunday from Hcnd.'rson ville, N. C. Sfis* Mary Edna LBlklrt** i* home from visiting Mary Kliialiclli Carver in JackionviUu. J. W. Flynt, Jr. of Sanford virile,| his parent* Mr. nnd Mr*. J, W. Plyt)t, Sr. tin .Saturday. . . * -_‘ - - . Mrs. J. T, Mclotlii, Sr.. Mr. ai, I .Mir. John Thomaa (pent Monday in Orlando. Ml«* LaVenie Dunklr ai vacationing in D-catur, ) wo wok*. ' . . Mr. ami Mr*. Henry HarrUou Jarkronvlile ip rn t the weekt with hi* tiarmt* Mr. ntul M C. F. Ilarriaon. Mr*. f \ M, Whitmire ix »|k „ i g ' a moiitfr* vacation in lln Ingham, Ala. and Chattano, gn Cassellberry Mr*. Harrr Itrlinon, Jr. uni Ruth Jean r.-turnrd from I'oluintda. 8. • C. rerrn’.ly where they Ml** I»uii* ilelm* uf Orla late U>t'n vi»ltlng,' "Viitu and Mr. Clifton Hattawav M iner Martha Hagan, Rail,mo of Cniselberrv were marrieil on Sept. 27 at 8:00 I». M. lit Brun»- Dainplcr, Martha King ami Ruth wick, (ia. Rev. L 8. D art per­ S l t i s l i are -attending Aihn Jl. formed the cetrftnoay. ‘.The at­ Stetioit Univeraity this year. tendant* were the brother^xif the groom and Ills wife, Mr. and Mr*. Tolly liattaw ay. alio of Canel, l>erry. I A "pot-luck" luppcr will l*> ; held In honor of the new mini*­ Mi«« Mnrthn Hall and Mi** Krt> ’ ter and h ii wife. Rev. and Mr*. , Nnth Thompixin on OcL 3 nt 7 t t ed returned Hundny from Tull, j .o'clock at tne Communitv llnuie. hn**ei; * h i-„ tbCv have l*-en at>The opening eervire of the Fa*'- ton,ling ruiir- week. I acllierrv Community Church. , Mcthodlit will Im- on Oct. tlth at Mt*-7tJiarW tabtt*hr<] an nuk-r witn W. It. Wdllumi. i<jaltar. on Nuitli Par* Avrmie where ah# U * a publicaten.-.grapher. • Fernuld-Ioiughtaii Hospital last Tuesday. , . , ' ' “■ ■ i •Friend* of Mr*. I*. P. Carapl)#l| vil| bs interested to lentil that she ia reithig comfortably In Riverside Hospital in Jnck*onville where <(he underwent n major operation jell week. Mil* Virginia Yarborough left SetunJny for Wariiington, D. 0. to visit Lor fitter end brotherIn-lnw Mr. and Mr*. Dinty VVTiiding. Hhe alio plans to atttnd •chool in Tfew York City. the opening: of our Today - Wednesday! featuring ! ATTI f signing a long-term film ; tract, jorely Oils Robbins It i I to bred to* New York to *Ur swank night *pot for tha winter T hT r f i i th m e film* ortl pert nt fte tpurolgram tn ap p ro p riataly r 'c a m a from t h . )y in d y p ty . (IntareatkmaQ VMfVuWV Mn W1 away ouryearnings In foal Miss Ann Lovell is* studying a t the Rollins Conservatory m Music rtrf* fail. * nml Mr*. H u b ert loiiupert id Inst v>)ek to tin'll home 1 Palmetto Avenue from in Virginia uml V/e.t Vlr- TAMpA^TUlBUNF . Wa quota, with full from an edltartal In tl JenHntJ, a Ntgro paior, ■n Tampa, written by X Blythe Andrew*: ",Since tha orgy o! Isiana. and Mlsilaslp- fir*. Eleanor Kilk ha* returned from C'rxunwood, S. C. Accidents have jumped to fhurth • Mr*. R. N. Stri-vril wa* cnltod plate as a rause nf death. to Dnylnna Bfarh to her daughter Mrs. Doris Ingiaham who.I* *erinuily lit in the Riverside llospi- '•on. H m MnnhjftlUn aiilfnmti The Negyp, Nqrth And 8ot|th Mr*. Herman Harriett recently honored Mrs. John Donohue with a stork shutter at her horn* on Celery Avenue. Various game* were cnjoyed throughout th* even­ ing with prise* won by Mr*. Tl©*# -Itlxon, Mr*. HuLert Smith and Mi.s Edith Chestnut. .Ti>i many lovely gift* were hruught into th* living room In a large pink and white box and presents d to the honorce. After the glfU h a d l*en opened tho hostess assls.od by Mrs. Ellis Aveteit WM-rvul retreshmant* of unk nm r wtyte cake*, and Jumonnife. Th.* following guest* were In­ vited: Mr*. Tolar Baburm Mr*Hull n .* Smith. Mr*. Manning Harriett. >lr« Nc»ma tlumphrev*. M ri KHi* A veM t, Mra. Archie ll«i lie. t. Ur*. Janie* ChsMtnui, Mr*. Howard Boteier, Mr*. Frank Smith. Mr*. V. J. Miller. Mrs. Wylene Uriner amt Mi*. Talnwdgi* Smith. *AllO' I f n . Oien Smith, Mr*. Rota p lic a . Mr), Tino ' Pate, Mr*. Will Whitmire. ‘Mra. M,trUv Whitmire, kfr*. II. R. Billing­ sley, Mr*. John ' Cullum, Mr*. I .tola -Alford.Mra.Ruby I’etrr*. Mr*- Forjium Harriet and Mra. ). * \ McAiexnnnrr. . Also Mlstc* "at'.Hi.e 11**17. Wanda Hn<ty, Annie Ruth Willi*, »nv'.i laingfotif ami Edltll Chest­ nut.. ' •' . Mrs; Betty HoiL-y spent the weekend on I^il e wlLon u* the guest uf her broth,-r-ia law ami sifter Mr. an,| Mra.* W. J. Stcwd in Orlamlu. • Lite Of A Mink Mink coaU of the fllver blue v*r)cty, bringing ns high as flfi.OOO, mean brief riotous living for the little nnlmals tyhoau fur is so prized. Mink breeding, no longer left to Mother-Nature alone, hns become blgbusinftu. Mink farms, scientifically .run, dot tho country. Qn sne* valued Just hew we) northern ciilea at |60,0()0 outside' Chicago, tho annual November tak e it> have aolved ti»i racial problcin pelts Is GOO, enough for nine Fonts, yielding $18,000 groM la llluatraUd by Ihe riot which' ouefurrod Saturday night In Phil­ Knfsing minks isn't easy moTtey. They are fpssy anladelphia; .Two whlta men wire * walking through a section of th# tity l>t whlcn tfJtrro rrsId.nM war* a* numerous a* white*. On.1 tripe, tomatoes, cereal, yeast, milk and w(tcnt germ. Mink nf -Usim became .Involved In a fight wljh thrfta rmgniti and In mothers are emotional,'tho young, called-"}rits," delicate. about two minutes tha atTwat* Whelped- in March, reared In luxury, they are-kllled six were Jamme-1 with cursing, fight­ months later, to satisfy luxury. « ing, auTtbriag,Macks ami while*. It’s a short Uf<\ but a gny one, and all to please a In,1If*ii fsnsw Mrs. H arriet Honors . Mrs. John Donohue By Jaaa William* Ca»*«lberry votes in this cmintry, but if their full strength were known ami voted solidly in a national •electJon> their numbers would, we feel mire, knock the coqtplacency completely put et how are you'going to strongi)n th* aieeutlva when neopt* ut party above countryT Huroly d one In Prknra would tru st'■a im m enist' a* nroildeijt, and no immuniet would trust anyl*>Jy Jt a communist in that high oP The Friendship Uiftruc of the Congregatioiuil Cliureh will meet a t S:00 I*. M. a t tne home of Mrs. peter Thurston. West Side. {laughter* of Wesley of First Msthodlst Church will have a regular monthly meeting nt the home of Mr*. P; A. Rnwand, 916 Kim Avenue a t n ot) l \ M. A chicken pilau and pie *upp*-r OD^er the'sponsorship of tWe luikp Moaro- I*. T. A. will l>e given at the,school lunch room at 8:00 I*. M- Admission dill he charge 1 fui adult* and children. WKDNKSDAt The businrw meeting and lunch­ eon of the Kinfonl Womans Club will bo held at the club house a t 1 2 :.’!() p. M. with Uie.folluwliur as hustessea: Mr*. It. T. .Warren-, Mr*. A. D. Johnson. Mr*. L. T. Doss, Mr*. V. K. Iloir, My*. J. N. (lillon amt Mrs. liroditi Williams. It i* requested that reservations b» made immediately with Mr*. Warren and Mr*. Johnson. , - Til UUSD A V The Soulhside I*. T. -A. will have Its first me«tiiig at 3:16 P. M. with the board nvttliur -A 2:30 I». M. , All moiDjr* are urged to attend as plans for the Halloween Carnival will lie.made. it. .BtiuiitoU lo jj0 fn ^ ll(j I n l p i p a r t t t n t p o sitio n s in m n n y o t h e r o r g a n lz nt loirs a m i in soiiiu o f o u r s c lto o ln a n d c o lle g e s w h e re th e y e ^ e rt „ tre m e n d o u s itlfltiv n te. *. . 1# no reaso n w h a te v e r to believe t h a t th e p> m m n n lsta eo ljld c o n tro l a n y w h e r e n e a r n. m a jo r ity n t th e !)r l.eigmrd -Barker ( . OpIiinu-trUt ( m.DFOUK LEE tSUICCS, who is assigned du:i.» with me l'. s. Niiv) at th e , local station, is in sratch of a (nunc for Ills wife an | ihllu. lie hri» Lvn* Uvnift; |iie*idrnt cdithr-ln-ehief and Mr*. Mihlied in a traner *in the tmilcr pork White Well*, n fomror prcJhlent, but*' now tha; the tmi)«r* mo ia managing i.liter. The puhlu-a-' Iving taken nwny 'to aoothiv *!:»• tioii . . They aiy without a hiiine llun office is .# Ih'i.aml. . lie niav be r.,aciied at tel*, phone 11D2 if you c*n aid btni. .V.,S. F.. I». BHOWNI.EK ha* New Yorker* Here lieen pinching hitting f°r Couth For Luke M ary Visit n i i t d r . K EIl'I.ES with hi»* clu*>e* at Semina'*) High . . We Mr. and Mr*. ChnrJe* Illnm-J can think of no fim r. teacher to q:d»t an | dnugh'.*.>i Alina of N* s luiv** a , n repln.cme***--m .SntiS^ T,iH« Cijjr, aTrivi^"Siimtay *ft»■«* | •dr High than chnriuing MRS noon nt I jk e Mary l>* visit. Mi , UUuWNT.KK. •• . Btoimpiial'* id»trr, Mr*. S K l WAI T It . HEAL, stud.nl *t Wester. Mr. Ulcmqui»t ha* m tirfd after I • **»via Al.ibanin Husil'c” College in Macon. Cm, spied two jnen in u ’ll vi-nr* *»( )-rrvU-<- a* xupviin- cat Mtniylng a n>al map teerntly t*‘iuleiit of nn entire block *>f i aparlnii-iit building* owned by the. nnd upon inquiry found they were It-,-kdcl',-r int<-rv*|t and lotati-d- Kcaiching for the nitarest route l« la’iwern East Sixty Eighth* .md I •laekrnm I WALTER said. ’That Sixty nihlli * Str. ei* and "Third j is mar- wlieie I live and it you Avenue. The Ul»m<|uiita ip- nd, don't mini! I'd him In an) -how In make, their bmne iuTut* *YC!i> .1. you the way." . So lie rede in lilktliv in lackfiiivillc and t) bus to S ar'o rd to spend last weeken • examined—('l»**t* 21)3 S. O ranse Avw __ Orlando, Ibulil* I’tuin# 4907 Mrs. William Car) Ktkkxou and Juhn -Jack RucCO me unjiounrine ( their npirrhi;,- mi Set*. t*r in K J. COPE, MK. i Waycri*"*. IJH. Tit** noVtumiy w.v :. WA KSO.sft u i t j |iirfoinrc<t ( by Ib-v. Align* tl. UOltlX>N IllilS- '■Alrlnnin ut 7>: 1n l‘. y . • in the Pm lryterian Church. . Th.i f.KWSEK Jlrainatit* Studio* Ml*. Ilmf# whose n tutlnrid will open for the IIHB 17 »ea»on •uit for the • *Kt'4*i»n. Shortly on'Oct. I in the I. O. O. F. Hall. after the tru-m ony they li.aided It i* open to b<*y* and Kill* age* t>, . Manchester. Tcnit. und ' 7 In 13 and special group* for j Chait.tlux'Ka. Trim. T hrv'lclurtud lx>y* ami Kiri* I t to 18 ratidi,* nf n few day* ugn and expect t» ranged. MISS N AN O A. M lt.i make tlielr home in the near Altll will be a pew addition to future at -01 \Yr*t Sixteenth the staff. 'She is a graduate f Street. jtp. speech drpaitiivnt of the Mr*. Korea hn* ioliL.1 in tht* Mh> Stnt* University. The tJ. A. SUKERS-are painting city for the*past 21 year*. Mi Ihrlt* hum* and doing ryme !•.•• Kno-n ha* l>een a tesident of drrnratinx toe. The up-dan* i >.hh Sanford' for 20 year* nnd I* Man­ will f i converted into 8 plnymom ager eg (lie Southern llraneh of and Imiv' s rwim for miii, TtbMMI , nurpea Seed (kimpany with nffiee* . , . The Mail* Club »f th* Holy , ia the Miuthrnatein state* and trn ls Episcopal Church •njoyol Cuba. Mx- i« n Krailfi.ile of Belli, • *ylvuniti State, ha* served a* 1*0*1 t'omdr. of th* Auiericau th, new year . . . *itt. W. -v legion nnd I* it |ia»t p m id en t I.EFFLF.K i» pir*ii'"iit .!f the of the Florida Seed men's A#sugi.oup ' . . . The Senior ChqnilHfi elation. nf Commerce will elect of/lcci* this i veiling . . . JDK MASS '• husy picttying up his place , Silver U h e . . . HUD linWAIH* h attiurtiv i C E C E L IA T R U C U C K t ^ SOCIETY E D I T O R C e c e IU Truluck Home EconomicH Club Sponsorn Dance • tio n t o t h e i r re a l n u m b e rs . C o m m u n ist trtid C o m m u n is t T H IJ S A N f Q R D . H E R A L D , S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A TERRACE TALK Social Calcridai JUST RECEIVED! P, it. MITCHELL’S •.So, the figured given on the number of peo | fur Communlnt candidateH doh’t mean a filing in » What would be interegtlng to know |g how njany TUKBDAT, (xrTOBKR l, IM< ' Ula there are voting for Democratic candldsfca - —----------- — :— -------:— many Democratic offlce-ho|dcrit, * '* * . . In. fact.. Communi*tii. T|ltjcae arc, of coiinc, 1tfifiircH BIBLE verse FOR TODAY (M . .#ro, . which are pretty hard to obtain, hyit they th e y aj-c af< im|H)rtnnt to know if we are to correctly asses the Commit OommuhiaVnififilice s in'thin country. r ' It is also pretty well knqwn flint the Communists hnve nlr«!ndy capturet| a number of our labor organizations even -though they may -pot ufctuully hold n voting majority fn those organizations. Tht?y have wormed their way into key , ,|)ositioiis where they exert pn' influence far out of propor- TUESDAY; dCT. 1, 1946 Lips Radiant as Glowing Umbers Dsrfasi , giryr.aitJ*«. »*- itfff (uMam VIlhtiulBf* jpt<TU«lt It^iliCBWfr •• * . I • •• i is. IstftiLkc k vadfS'br* Uor««)v4 wsrvMtuun !•-: ..n^r^uUr Ufr *** fng «k* t n« 9 nf *»I tlfil (tWf H** larrinhi “It*I ,■»alldftl F A R R E L L 'S SON Im* pTuniod fr*-in a viica ttm in Hnrtfoi•!;- IVnmKjc-. ■ PA CK A G E S T O R B - , AT MOSt Diva AftO DttAATMINT STOM Uillfh*. Laugh!. . . . T h v i «ni •'* yinitig Kill "f 1-ahiirv, The »ami* H4M 5T. A4C4DI Blllfl. T IlO fltS R f »hape bi hind a* |mfotv A* np •tooshtiw- l l w f C l i r , « T-r-ril e-*d (nr'a i hail. Sh<- luul ly -it *l< wn nil the filin ' . , . Ami tint their »• l.ltlli NNilIu U t t h WUti shot hin S»»* wd* * IrTfoift* \%r nii«9«,jl nl«it\s. up trici*. Amt nr Vtitc? Hu’* only »ix . . . IVramrf t >11111,111 . . . A l'rr»iiui pvliinnii nmmd ArD. Remarked. "I know 1 k„iikv I,It. F«r wheu I kk-iiti* inv name a* I*. It I" "Arit WEDNESDAY MORNING SPECIAL J Now’s 'Flu* Time*To W hilnurs Entertain Sanford Hall Club Mr. and Mi*. I d I.evy-Whli ■i ’ entertalm-d on Tuenluy honoinig )"' tif tin* i ti nitiif with lln* MFLKS. af«*l«tr:%l1* the Saiifnrd hn«el>nll assoclat'--". | hall plavi-r* nnd guent* will, i | ------ ------------------------------- --------i iN-ktull party and buffet •UpPci | ni the Seniinole Founfry Clul, 1 >in,mg thine nttending ini I >d cd Mr. und Mr*. J. Mltrh.il. John Krider. J. h-I Field, Mut ( — Muml* Rain***)', Mr. nnd Mi*. Buddy Luke, Mr. and Mr*, t nl , ! ,. nf l.)mnn'* own lli|,-r “ **| "To Ivarh Hi* Own." HELEN •cell lerenllv at the O r-. FAItIN \ gaie u* a iu*>:e.| ,e i Blanc, JJr. and Mr*. Jim {khanStreet Dftnce. Among them ' »lon nl "t nl,l,#ila'‘ ami JtM L S tel. Mr. and Mi*. II. IL Odh.int. • Ini JtttiJK . the m*u with -UU khLMl**- ijntgiim t lUiit*.—Mill jMili- We T r.nbm r-trrfiiftr^oiir^T tri' Tilv^jffltb ^ Odlwm. .T H w . JairrteT.'-F'.i MILLER. U ntllA lS'K MctIKATH.' to My laiu." Th,irne7 Mi** O u i d a C hill-it. ’ What'* tin* kill heal nl.mit H ill. MetTiarle* IH(Viiii. It) i ,,n Shu>i» i III « h i. AI NFS. Ituddv Storm. Earnb- Midteler. 1I -M 'tilllIN . «■„) l» ., , » l.ynwn. thole new veto inn* giving -It the PAT gill* the ni*h t ’n>i*f'll. moth, i . Don Zaipel. Jerry Hllvemion llob it,-,.. JOHN \ AXES and | IIKATV. win, are attending the wolf i. nt the ,k>,,r! Tuttle and AI llryaitl, Jt. Do my e)e* ilereiie me or i» , O.II.S. llii* year. k | Alltnlion! tnthoay and t iro- thal * new ruitianre ImildMg lie3 palra; 1„u hatrn'l a rtianre -ill, i» ,m (JI II t t \ N < \It\ Mi ami mi, h a nr* huhh.t hiihbi pair Jl V|> MKII S I I U 'l'’ A few- „f mir new *ta,lrig» , l a , FSTIK IIAtVJiINS nnd OKI.me E8TIE HAWKINS. V, Alt r TON IIKI.MS. A I! L IE One uf the mn*t pujnilar leaeji- ( i ; All FT HAWKINS. FRED HIKIjRKST, | , m at Lyman i* MR. J 1 M W IL L S . •; I'AVNE. |ltf pitcher who hurlml I'HUCK (iAINKS. PAUL Mile= the Celery Fed* through ninny , I.EIt and Ji^N’K MKILATRUP. 1 vletnrje* during tlie pint hare- Sump of the last "Indent.* wlm l ileciiled to peine back :»,*• \lf J bull -eaioii. I S.a». kld«. I diiln'l know we | OKI.LA VDEMAN. Illl.l l !>*'! BILL Mel. \ I'liHI JV 2 had *urh c,*ni talent. ThnrMlay JONES. •vtNFORIt IIOWKI I. u»d i. I F S' MIRTH ANNI)UMT:ME'>T I in t ha pel, n t r m II VN CODItE SWAFFORD » noupcn.the birth of it girl. Imrn nil Sept. 2i! nl the F oai.t Laughton ^li-morinl I tor pi ; F ry er wn* th ) former Cai eriu# K enmity. p Palm* end Pine* Thoiua* Kirkland. NJwin 8blnh,,|»er, J. It. .Rtownrt ami J. F. Htewart of Mi- and Mi. ■and Mi sii-l M un>l M> Itrlo, fir. and Mr*. II. W. <!<»• peed will rrturn tndnv Irinn HS'iil where tl'iy *|»cnl ti*> pa two week* allendilig Hie com • atln.i of tho Railway Trainmen Mr. fiood*pie<l wn* cglV'tl horn, Fri­ day .because of Hie death >>f hi* Mrs. Lillian Vicksry returned m iirthrr Mr*. Eva Uocd*|K-rd . yesterday from Jf#y West where Th# Womans KotvRy of <hrisshe had been for th e post all Urn Sirvlce met at the hont# uf waaka with her daughter, N Then Viekrrjr who hsa b»#n 111, Mr*. Walter ^farl*or„ugh rt "Utly. Those -pseiraH wrro Mi*. Yar­ Mr. and fjr*. Fklwln BhhihoDtr borough. Mrs. M. E. Dnlley. Mr*. bad as tkair guest* over the weekand her parents Mr. and Mr*. J. O. Stewart ami Mr. and Mr*. J. lllckcck, Mra. W .’ Q. Holt* Fv HBVrart nf.M oultrie, (j*. Tltoy attend*,! tin * Moultrla-OrUndo BatebaH game ia Orlando. Tea (liven For New Touchers, Mothers The Southside P. T. A. executive lioutd gave a Its ot the Xchool lion,,ring the mw tm , her* an I new inotlu-ia I:»*t Tltursdny a f­ ternoon. Apprcxlnmlrly 120 mothe r \ wvie present i*> lo-come at-uualii <il «itti j-arh tier and the teacher*. » Mi*. J. I' filth ii. president; Another. Special During Our Remodeling Salt L im ite d ' Mr*. Laura Ingram haa been spending, Ihe past seven week* with her son and daugblor-ln-taw ami Mr*. Roga,- Ingram at S u p p ly BATTERY RADIOS >*- Ingram U a Satire Insburg, Wpat Ya. a* their dinner gneata on (leHg price of battery) LEU8ER DRAMATIC STUDIO: ad jB d -c fi A »»in c".|l^ Opening of Their . to Pay the M ath er Way PAY, OCTOBER 9 v and Girl. 7; vto 13 ., , . Bastion tend for free Phone 12 l(l= lll= lll= llli= H I= lll= m = lll= lll= lll ■ . . . . • ■ ■. * ■ = 111= 111=111 r �• ' ■ -- ' — ■; 9BBI w f -IfMM -'ft"--rr r Ta^hti; -j.W.. *■' ~ T.:r.--*4 r -_ r ~ f *=ryr- — ■ a -—• I • ••1 PA G E - FO U R ■•4 X'., »- *’ ‘ - J ■<T H E S A N F O R D J iE R A L D ) S A f tf O R D , F L O R ID A i | i^ ■,,»■■■■■ . 1 . ■ m u m i ■ r j Notre Dame And Top Ten Texas Stand Out And More L e a d e r s ; ■“ As Grid Champs In Majors Named:* # * !£ . SKfJ'3--.,r,•.1> “ FOR RENT ROHM for » n t, I I 14, Park, phono II4-W, FURNISHED room -r- 807 Mag­ nolia Avenue. F U R N IS H E D room, gentlemen preferred. All ’ conveniences, .910 W. 3rd fit, BEDROOM for rent. 311 l ’ark ’ Are. ■ 4 ■| A OR KM muck land, on old Or­ lando toad. Phone Co, 470.’!. 2 ROOMS for housekeeping. Ad ulta only. ■ 710 Oak Avc.SMALL fumlihed apartment ? ,■>. 00 («rr month. No children. Edward F. louie, Phone 11$1. . 2 WANTED TO RENT HELP WANTED 5 ARTICLES FOR- SALE man* j.ACCOUNTANT and office e right. Inan. F il l .'l l ; ' «IU- F.|H Oil u .a experience, _______ c l i r Herald. •’K - t 'B . ’S r S * ... - ! “ s0Jiiw * »“ ®c -j l_i................ ...... — . , . [f m m ayn tw a n tc<it e d to s u c w * f w . OBITS nrul m eal—ground fresh; Tll]1 ftir , fgmily Hawlelgh every Monday froth snuAflako burinessv In West Pasco County. eoni. Cah he bought a t GardProjects sold 2ft years. Per­ rwr's. Store, Lake Monrof. 10 manent If you are a hustler. lb. hair. 11.00. Write Itnwbigh's, D*-|rt; r A J 2I4-123S, Memphis, Term, or ecu Popular Seat Covers If. •-Hartman, Box 234, LongSEMINOLE TIRE SHOP wood. Fla. MIRACLE 1ILOCKH WANTED— I ycung men, age* IB FOR your home—Superior trork to 2 1 , to travel U, 8 . Transpor­ manship weather resistant. high tation *furnlshis|. Drawing, ac­ strength, termite proof. Mir count in training. Wonderful acle Concrete [Co-, 309 Elm future for ambitious young men. Avc. 1‘ For further Information aee Mrs. Morgan, Valdes Hotel, I IMITATION leathers In most Mn JL.tp -P. Mt No phui/j calls, colors and large selection of please. Apply In person. good' upholstery fabrics. Robert S. Brown, 2911 N. Orange 9 WORK WANTED Ave., Orlando, Fla. r________ ‘ , |_ ‘ . . . . . « twnal t^rajruo. The A'* mill giro I. Challenge The'Army*Musml And Vernon Two Year Reign. Cop Honors. With Over fCival Teams Largo A v c r a pres 2 j stop Ja Jake Caulfield, -as well a k •[ <1 (1,000 . Em. , HUM’S WANT DUCATS , NEW YORK, Oct, t, plte a ' chilling rain, Brooklyn bn*.bull farts lined tip seven “breast for two blocka 'yn ten iay to buy tickoD for Thursday's playoff game with tbs St. Louis Canllnals. Although the tickets didn't jo on sale until 9 A. M„ the line Started fanning before, dawn. H.U0 U reiorvnl peats went on sale, with 2 2 ,00 ft unreserved s-ata acheftuied to go on sale Thursday morning. K> t h e As s o c ia t e d p u k e s Here are tbo lop ten hitUTn in tho two Major Leagues. In the National I/eaguc. Stan Musia) of tt>i St. Louia Cardinals ivon the IHitting crown with a mirk of Jtfti followed hy Johnny H York .337; Johnny on .All; Dixie Walkyn .323; Del Ennis la .313; Tommy Hulhltey .' Louis ,303 ; im iUi' WalD „••• -- /i*1,*' r' *,’■, k'lSnre* Halt nnit \r Bm>. . 8 ,.u g h . •« « « ahJ.oh’In .hJ9 anil Billy ,Y ou-are thsrstore requIrM to Ilrooklyn and Dost-in 'suesor in *«|4 causa la |wrseB or by attornsr at Mia Court Home ftcnrurd. Klorlda ob tha 2llh gay [rican league, Mick- III or Orn.btr. ISIS and that la <la« crow it laull ih-rrof a ilerrso vru ronfraao WjIi2S?I9F lUntiO ’ 'If al till* H drirhla and Detroit IMS. • ’ McCcsky of L'ltroit «». t*. It I! itN DON 4*Urk, Clrrull (four!. I'hU .318; 4>om III..... 8 *(nlnnle County, glorlda <t«m .310; Luka Ap- (DPS’ICIAL aCAl.) igo .399; Vcrn Step­ Ernr*l K« flotlsheldvr Atfdrney hens cf S,. f,uiil« .307; Hank Eft- *■ | Florida • -triis oB M.lev-'land .301; Lou Boudreau 'j tw' Clc vein nd .294. ClR W ii 1 0 1 in ng T tih >l« -f ai¥Tthc in lividcni traders N1 .M 1 I JUDICIAL . 1 -lltCtIIT Op in other iwbartmcnts: .• g TlirTHTATK US’ 8 M1IUDA. t.N AND In the Joitional league, S tan t o , , I-I.MI.SI il.K court r r . IN CIIANCKH). No. ISIS Mualal n( 1 Ht. Louis led the IIL'tlV A. HATrilhiVg. t ' n» seori-d, 1 2 1 ; hits. I'lolntltr, • v*. ,,48; ami triples, 10 , MAI.ACUA1 HATTIIU1V8. i i r of. St.. Isiuls Iwl Dofrnd.int. . to rutin ed In, 128. Ralph ' • m ils : to . a i >i *i : aii Kjnur burgh wu* th> home TUB UTATIJ UK PI* rill DA- «.i .run k] Ith * H3. St-boobmy S1AL.VCII At SIATTII t:\Vit. ......... „ and atlgi.K. ,1 re (ioliCral Rnwe adelphla had the best, es*ld«n<«. tllo q , h fn ilss, Arls.nm. pltahing,. iv age, 11‘ wins and 4 D Too Are hi-r.li> 'nollDril that 11ms b.srt Lroualil hhMln%l n.i, » afe mark o f ,733. - - *uu la tho Clntili Cnurl of Oomlnolo In t I*rican b-iiirtu’, Trd County, VioLdif In Chum-ory, * tj|. Willla loston Dd In :ruu* *.) i,« nliT.r *.| forth, hy Itl'SSV A. uni) jou n r. h.rshy with ank Greenberg of JIA'iCItHWH. it -lo ri|«1_fIII wtlh tho “ CI.rh i-f Ih'jrnlt in runs hatted in,' *rntulr' ’t<1 Cnuy J .Ulf Wi ll Irii 11 irpoarantf, 137, a: r 1 ) runs. It. Johnnv iperjonalt> or hr alInuioy), SPORTS LAUGH P,«ky — III Id on tigs SOih day of th-lutn-r; o »«lon led In hit*, 204. Hr S h m Ii IH I'm a ISIS- Mi'l ther.afl.r . to (il, u lih Stan Spence,of AVarhington was • Iel rl*rk ymir wrltUn il.f.n.. «. Formof Hravyweight Champion the lea Jor in ' doubles. 49. Hank If .niy. fo irto till] ,,f rorepiniiTl In •mhl iull al I hr lira, Jo r nor Ihod Max Ilaer held his own In other Kdwardu of t'lctclaiul tupped the hy taw, i|«rdn fell nol nr iudg fields, thnn pugilism. Jinx not only bmp in Irlp'ijs, 1 (1. Dave F trrlss to.ol will h. .n l . rr.1 against y*,|i was the tup fighter of his time, •if lloxton had the bc»t pitching ••V .t.fnuft Tills Is ,i Mult hv lh . 'alnlIff. III'IIV A. >1ATTIIriVH. .but he al q claimed to be'one of » ernge, 25 ami ft for h mark of Ifir ,flvnrr« from you. MAI.ACHAI the. t'?il ibcssed men In the coun­ vOfl. iUTTIICWit, ,1.r,-iidnut try. .sxn'r's wardrobe Included HO IVITN'BHH h r h .ml and srnl of suit* of rlelhes, four full 'ire's fit*, two dozen bats nn,| one high -eld Coorl al KMiitnrd. Pli.rlila, thl» of Ortoh-r. I»IS.suits, 2ft pairs lhocs. 250 nrek- silk bat. In addition. Mux sported 1st day II. I’ IfCliN'IMiN tics of gaudy color, six golf out- u valet who also served as chauD A* c t.rk i*f mmIiI Court * KiKKlrlAI. ol.Al.l •cur, tvnist ami accountant. lly THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In tha collegiate grid world, Notre Dame and Texas stand out as the .'most serious challengets of Army's two-year reign over coIVige teams.' Notrr Dame will face Pittsburgh this week, and should get by that one wit lion, any difficulty. Texas, meanwhile, will meet. tlo Okla homa Aggies, and that may he the Rest game of the day.. .Army will elash with an Improved .C ar nell loam. Other tup games this' week;— Navy against Crlumbls, Colgate vs. Yale, Brown at Princeton, Syracuse at Dartmouth, Tufts at Harvard, D iroit at Holy Cross, EXPERT pointing—contract or Lafayette at Pennsylvania, lows hourly hauls. B. U.' (Dugan, <at Michigan, Wisconsin at North­ froe . esi.itmu-s, Phone 1134 or! western, Indiana at Minnesota, 783J. ' Purdue at Illinois, Kansas Slate at Ni breaks, Texas A. A H. at LAWNS m o w e d . Reasonable Oklahrrha, Missouri at*St. Louis, |nices. je rry Lord, phona 788- Boston College at Michigan State, Tulsa at Dn>1>>, Arkansas at Tex­ et Christian. Texas Tech at South­ P f f i Ct 1,0 * ern Methodist, Southwestern at * *rlt' pHone 1120, Rice, Ohio State at Southern CalLAWNS mowed. A. C a s w e l l , Ifornla, Oregon a t California DU a t . i Iff'I. A .9 UCLA at \lf.ati Washington, Idaho at phono U84-J. ___________ _ Washington State, U|uh State at DESIRES laumiry work! 808 Bay (Colorado, Alabama ut South'Caro­ Ave. lina. Tennessee against Duke, 10 Business Opportunities Furman nl Auburn Florida At Tulai<), VMI ^t Georgia Tech. LOOKING fur right party to take Xavitr nl Kentucky, Mississippi over A irport Restaurant, Avia- Stata at Ijrulsiana State, North ^■tlotv Country Club anil Cocktail Carolina Stnto at Clemson,' Vir­ Idtunge. iFxclujivij francb|s«; tt ginia at Virginia Tech, Wako real jirupo’/lion for the right Forest at Oiorgetown and Willi­ party. Sanford School-cf Avia- am and Mnrv at the Citadel. .turn, Sanford Municipal Airport, I’liuLi. Knnfui',1 IMO, UNFURNISHED apartment or house badly needed by veteran and family. Appreciate any In­ TUXEDO FEEDS—complete, line. formation ni to friends movHunt's Tuxedo Feed Store.; - Ing, houses being vacated or owners who may ‘rent. Per­ CONCRETE sewer ' pipe—Septic tanks, fence post, grease traps, manent resident.' Phone 473benches, flower pats. Miracle W, D.-C. Riggs. Concrete Co., 309 Elm Ava. apt., 2 or FURNISHED houto or apt.. CARPENTERS - MECHANICS 3 bedrooms. Photje 599-J. ATTENTION J f t 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE We h a r e , Just received a large R M ^ t of h ard -"targ et tools, ami It will pay, you to ONE OF Sanford'a finest celery farms located In the heart of look them over, tha best eatery district, with a ' STANLEY-ROGERS l o v e l x Y o u must *e« ■ it H ___HARDWARE CO. * .. ,ihone. . i m , . , --------------apt)reelate It. MEN'S, women's and chiblren's ~ Edward F . Lane. new Fall shoes. See us for She FJJUR LOTS — Sanford Avenue hard.to*get merchandise, (J. W. I ust outside city* limits. Cheap, • Clark, 208 Sanford Avc. •hone 220-W. SEE US for Innersprlpg..M at­ FOR BAJJ4 tresses, Ilnx Springs, and A VERY good seven rsom house Hollywood Beds a t factory on five acres land with plenty pricer.'"Retail store Si display fruit Uwea. * Lart,| au liable for room. raising vegetables or flowers, UP W, FIRST ST. l) buy at 98260.00, A teal Echols Bedding A. Furniture Co. SEVERAL choice building lots in Sanford Mattress Factory Mayfair and Sanford Heights Phona 1133 and C72-J. LO A N S ST section priced front $ 100.00 to at W • 9809.00. OUTBOARD motor boat for* sate . LOANS MADE i, TWO atory home on corner lot ' —15 ft, century bull atul 12 FROM $10 TO 1300 horse Johnson motor. (Irail 4n good location priced at strict privacy; fust service 575(10.00. condition. 119 Sanford Ave.. FLORIDA* -LOAN CO. Photic 1098. * SIX room bungalAw on Palmetto K'2 Kanfbrd Avenue Avenue hard wood floors, three PAINT ynUr ear with NUbedrooms. • ENAMEL fur 92.95. No brush IIORltOW HERE WHERE SEVERAL nice '6 .A ft room marks! Randall -Electric Co. PRIVACY IS RKKPKCTCI) bungalows In good locations It naluidl desire for privccy from 17860 to 98800. CHOICE Gcrbcrn Daisy plants. YOU in muncy matters is strictiy ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Call after 4:00 P. M. 123 W. respected her*. Friends and REALTOR 10th St. • relatives are not uuestlonrd Raymond Lundquist about your credit. Your em ­ Associate ZENITH hearing aid, • slightly MITII’K TO 4ITKAII ployer of businesa associates Atlantic Bank .Bldg. Phone 732 used, 1 . uMinahlr, Ibyi A r /11 T«» Ki'NA MAV; IIKllAN: 13! Kim will not hear of vucr personal Awnuf, Newark. Nr^ < Herald. Yitii iirr hcrplif unllfl. l thsit J iC Here la something Interesting for affairs. There U no causa- for ^i*il !imn hfepfi fFtPtMftlml III lit** | person looking for Income; a embarrassment. PANSY PI ANTS » r a m m im -a iio o v rru . jn . iMrcuIt r.Hipf ttf | In* Ninth Jn'llrlnl w»)ll byilt 7 -room : homo—.with ItcaOr-by M*t-ri*wr flD»r%ujinii»W5 fc» lD^gnabWrcrnMt ^ lOMiiii iif PinflilJi* ht-mlnnlc C4ni»n|ye rdown;' This week only! ' roe EZi'—J .. *No etf-makera on money loans. in’ Cbmrery, ut»d«ir Ihr thlw of 1 if*|i h Ja <1!*fi*m viw •"<1rm Mnp . Varlabla payment plans. completely f u r n i s h e d , ncw!Y GEBTRUDR VINING H'ilfl i tillI I Hr rfltrf firuillil I ♦coretten „Insb’-j, recently FAMILY LOAN CO. \ decora ■ __ _ |pslnt___ 0-i . f,;.lr innl* yd*) Dnity Hun bus high prnUes f* rifi nI* Phnnn 731 m t * | Ij; t is?if11nrr *■, | Phona 39 f lyile I it Mfill«Kar, popuhr ).n for the Hnufrid 1- ullti.uk, Willi Florida Rank ft hie. | id on the outside, In ■ good Y e ti im* lh r r * f n r r f*» al tin .Sviuiiiole Country Club, 1 Andfrsun, * Ifreon downtown location. Has double VHSSTlNf JI lO USE tier trie 3(1 gulIn fin(4 f'fiiMM* In **i' H M i'iin -v a t Itio lloiirr* In I giving Ids' llinr, ami efforCa to garage, and a good t room ** lea table top hut water beat - 12 SPECIAL SERVICES W’bitty hn* this to sny alwiui P t iif iA l o il lh*» S il h - ilw r *»t j teach the Imy* and girl# r f Hem In Andar/on: **The failure to atop Mauftffil, • garage apartment which Is rent­ i er. Also Gns ratfge. 2 ft l/i San­ ' it l r is r ^ J i f f um l Unit In (Irfm ilt ford Ave.. Apt, 2. ulc High Hr bool somt thing nbout Anderson and the gtiieial lot thpff'nfi h i t i f f i i |ir»i rfinfrgjM* w ill ed unfumlsheil. TLj h o i l s t SHINS the golf game. He fs doing thD'tfcwn by tlu team diruvej cosily he rnlrrei! ujid Ihr nalil mUtP |irn- | could he eaeilv adapted .into a ONE .1 horse Model It Briggs rrn»! rw p.irln, . .Slims cards andI posters fmo Job no hi* own book and i* ,to tho li«-*ls. 2 apartm ent house. Price $10. tnf* ltr»n*1 • tin Offlrful Si• Stratton engine for sn'‘l. ; O— DEE'S SIGN SERVICE not I bsing rmn|>msated by th; "They krsjw in advnnfa that “r ^f ill In fifth tiny nf Rr|»!rmliuf,# S 0<M>N ELECTRIC HER VICE CO. O. D. f j m lrcss. Phone 1 0 2 1 tehiHil or athletic association. Th* Anderson f ^ t s the man that Huy titt. A 3 apartm ent house. In goml 207 .,07 &)agnotin .. Ave. Phone 101 golf rnthnxiesU number nppmxi. had to n r imtUcnoK condition, on large let, 2 c a r l -----f t but lack of alertJ FLOO§~MANDiNG - «*lrrh . Ctrcull Court*. rnalely 150 which Is a large group nesg on garage, with Ineomi bringing In*1 .WATCHED «“ *•»•»• purl of Gsinesvillu .rugs—b x 12 and tl x and .finlxhin.^. Cleaning !<«mltioir »(*oil«tV. yiWliM _ and id wax­ for the first yoar that golf ha» gave And $103.00 par months One ap art­ | 0 W; H throw rugs. phone ing. Now fluora surfaced to par* n hi* chance and the (UKKlCIAi. HKAI.V l»e-n nffeuift to the student*. When big hoy ti ment could Im made Immediately every advantage* of y;iii,.si K. Housholdsr flIO-W nr 2529 Elm Ave. faction. Old floor* mad* lilts Daw. the "swincstera" learn how to the Attnftmr oppor iltr.'S offered him." available for purchaser, Price C»l| , hold the club» and a littls more -MrMulle rimtlniinl, *'lq adili- Snnfuftl, Flnf IriA BRAND NEW' 90,750, * II. M. GLEASON j nbout gelf they will be Invited tloft .to .A U II. P. MOTORS . Business «intarprisa — grocery troll as « backfield n n n r r , to A P r a iu Lake Mary, Fla. . o u t.to th j Country club on Sat­ •tar. Sanfoll p ie 'e n tc f 11 hnrd • $29.50 store, eervlee etatloA. and llvTO; Wm.'C. m rlaan. whuse ptsre urday morning* to play’ around. ' BAUER APPLIANCES raMMsiirn f» lilikmiwn. . charging HWe nn,| the deOsnsIve Ing quarters, mndernly ciiuipprd RENT A CAR You are linrfby In bp| h—» The golf clubs ami other equip. work of Cjarcnre Grantham, a* YOU DRIVE IT and If , KKT 0 p p 0 UR 5.50 x 19 um-I ana doing 001 ng nice nicsbusiness. n o .in w . on Ihft lltli day of Ortolisr, A. D. hr ment are being furnbbeil by I PIIONK 200 ntet-Jsted living In Horidn nm l: tl w!t)l w, ,, AlU(Utf ont* a t \) \t (hie Im cksm »Ut- i t |« In ■ a *crrtsln suit for dlvorr* 1 ■Vnninole Country Club through fltmwUnir. STRICKLANJl-MORHlSON mil tiff In tho clri-iitl I'ourt oft in _.operatlng a .good b iu ln ^ ,, auU nn, an, 4k Park. the g(h«n>*lty o f Manager Ed •'-URIVE-IT, INC. T hese I'Jm arks s ta n d , fo r th em - JSrmlnoiM ^C. Italy, Flo,Id*. *n «li-i wilh permanent income, let u* lifitvUtol tltls of whirl, csss I*. Uivy-WhltiHr and Ttrwidrgai selvis as *, memorial to the fine show you this opportunity, * THREE-picce living room suit*j,‘ DODGE - PLYMOUTH Hals off to a new rentura in work that Kettles dml Ganas are Kilt* Im,u ttarlana. lilslntlff »>. 13 Mr ACRES dose to colored gi*od condition. 809 W. 1 2 th, VYpi. C. . liar loan. Drrindunl PARTS AND SKRVIC8 sporta I t grammar school, suitable for doing at the- local school. TDj , 'W ltnrss'm y hand and nfflclall Phono 370-M nr 910. 109 Palmetto Ave,- Phone 1911 sboya them/elves are worthy of •ski nl Hanford, HrmlnoL County. negro £ub-dWliitm or * IndustIlIkKi HHI(ia nv iva4 Hint, of Florida, this Ulh yay ofjl The D a m cud is ATTENTION trial‘ ijfttsriirls*. ijftterprlse. Propen Property Joittg the praise nr lltau they ssmiilii would ha notI )get SNAPSHOTS—printed, developed, 8 e|)t*nit>*r, A. Ik UK. 1 The ■ New ^ ■ ■Smyrna■ ^ P f Barracudas i f i H f i uH^l S Banford entei'Nl the game A t l a n t i c Coast Lme tracks. IF Interested In purchase of toys, enlarged. W e.aopy old photo* game*, - dolls, pull toys, wheel O, V, ItUIlNDIftf are rounding a poj'mt elrven lnt» U n underdog and rame out vie-* 9100,00 per aerr. graphs. (llrrk rg Clrcalt ffourt Condition in an attempt to re- torious. We predict that before 35 acre* af land on West 1st - goods and complete Him of .NIC1IOLL STUDIO.. Christmas gift ’merchandise for 220 Melsch Bl 5, Phone 1199. rapture the North Central Florida the srasun .Is over other sports (PEAL) Hstnlnol* Coil,lly, KK-rMo | Street, In. flowing-well area. resale, Write P, O, Borf 1401, Conference championship for the wrltere will sing the pralsse of Property'border* on paw*! high­ ELECTRIC appliance repair*— recond straight juar. , the Himinole High School grid CfinCCTP COURT. NINTH JUDI­ way west of Monroa Center*. - Sanford, Fla. wo rvpntr wsshing m*ch|ne», The Barracudas have at pre- machine lust as ha* Whltoy Me- CIAL CIRCUIT OF FI/lltlDA. FOR Land Is partially a ru i“ cleared. This HEADQUARTERS for Christine* HKMDf HKMlNOt-K COUNTY, IN CUANvaaiiuiis UHIIVI*, vnccum cleaners, ,«PW| .fans, unnwi mixers. nt a strong eleven and without Hut'iin ofi Gainesville. Is 1 good boy ht $00.00 per G CERT, gifts, toys, games, books, dolts, T rttU r AppUnncfi Bfrvlct, JU)4 Inforseln »difflcultle* <>stering the IIARRIDT K- MATTUSCn, B ij' now on budget or lny-aw»y, W. 2nd stt, Phone HM4-J, picture the New 8 mTma aleven _______________ We-Told -You-il» ( Complainant, Bavcral email_____e* home* ranemi ranging In Flrestono Htoius, 111 E. First :; * ’ will U a t potent a i tiny were Trice from $2,600 to 9(l,6W. One JhlA could be we-told-you-s-v ANNOUNCING opening of L. D last year. St. • n HUNKY J. MATTUflCH. ' y '■ simply lieeause- w* did tell you eomnletclv furniih-d house. 8lmua*on Engineering A S u r­ j n#fro<Unt. CapL Johnnie Perriss, a' big ■ .PRKO W, BENDER CELERY plant*—e n o u g h for veying. llarlon C, Gonlon, ra- 223 pounder and David Rltriila at th a t Mvril Hoag would likely to THB HTATE O r FLORIDA ba the new m aneiur cf the Bnomi 2 Florida Slate Bank Ilhlg. TO IIKNItY J, kfATTUIKTtli about 10 acres. Valiant, Paspresentattva. 110 N. Park Ay*. 185. __ hold __ the_____ tackle positions. Gainesville G-Men for next year. t* poa You ar* hereby notified that 4 ■ i Phone 1031) c|v*l and Early Fortune.' Beils I’hhone 1120, been filed In- Ibe Clrculi Georga Museon,, 1«51and *G*wrg* . Jf* will be thy"’ m anivtr. Tlie »n«* suit ba* of Henvlnole County,. Florida, have not Wen pulled over. About 80 ACRES good land being N ft ' " “ *■11,-1.40 icoards; '-Myron'announcement came yesterday af- Court BUILDING Roofing * Painting tii tho mil uf risrnel r,. slattuerii, ready. ' PR otu 010-R. of NWH Bee. 8-20-80, by ownWhite, 140 center; Bobby Honder- *um oon following a ’ *beard . of nimntslnanf, r*.-Henry J. Sfattusrh, « r. Writ* Orlando. Box 3753 5-BURNER oil stove for sale. i Smith Brothers, Phone 108g*J. eon. HH. and John- Fanelll, 140,directors mudlug of the Gaines­ defendant, Che freery No. ISM. The halar* Of this suit la to obtain a tor phene Orlapdo 6109. You hare It. W* h*re I t n - at tha end*. ville hall club. 1100 W. First St... divorce. You ar* ■required to file 4k J. H aulers, Corner l i t and Thn. baekftdd combination will Th* directors also announced ro ar written apearnnea on or be­ 4H acres with S.roojn robab! hrobably be Tommli Hall. IWX •that the work Inv agreement with fore the twenty-first day of Oc­ a r t ic l e s W a n t e d lim ri' ‘' ' ' , bath. WeUr,_jhd- and $ Jeer#* pro D. ...__ It.K, er _n Cecrse ' two serfN ieinporchss. I’LL BUY your eat regardless 13 NOTICES—PERSONAL QB: .Louie Clayton and Walter thy Atlanta Cracker* le also com tober, A. wilt ba enlered . aaslnet Middleton at the halve*, each' ti ____ plete. This kin, .Itself ______ . J la a great yoit office and *tm>» and . of age or condition; Roy Real, 150. pound mall lu g ftri and accomplishment the ' Gmfen.M H| - ‘ forir - th ms- hand nod »eal na Price $8,000.00. Year* BEMIN OLE TIItH SHOP 100 W. 2nd1SU Bit*tea- McCray, 170, In the full­ This willv mean od hall _____many u ih f _good af the Ctrvull.Court af 9«m n U m*)'. be bad pn 20 1 North Farit 1 back slot, * ^ . .. -, players will find Jh e lr way ,lpio liade . Cnunty, Ftotida. Ihle |TCts f j"" USED pianos for cash. T^he Music Telephone 37 Th* ends are Uckcd up by a the fold of the GailutvUle club day qr ntjilemher,-A. is IMt. t room hous*. large Hoc,1phono O. F. llKRNDOff — 1 -■ of - * -heavy 1 ■ *hove; -------Jerry - n w u - th at Would never have beep there Ctsrk, Circuit Court blcken pen, F h o *««* NftW ready to grind every Mon. n»lr had the agreeir.iint not been ntgpman. 100, and Till SpeMar. 150 (BEAL) fenced, deep well. ruq- CLEAN col ten rage wanted; Will day morning — Your corn, Tackle position* alto ham heavy i t l / *: ,■ - . , pay >10c per pound. Please bring .'g_r its,, tr.eal, r.1 Loeatfd near com m -cob ......1 , ________ . them to tho office of Tha Atlanta field* a jrinnlng eltsh ..re 95450.00. shucks, etc., for feed, J, W, and well trained r*Dl*c*mi-nls. William Rape, 210, and Bob Cain, Sanford Herald. I room bouse, front ami Bril, Lake Monroe, Phona 18. 170; guard replacements a n f-lw practically every year and next H. hot wkbh m tale, rtC K U P truck. Dixie‘Slows, 1498 > »®9 to .b e counted dif__________ _ for reftt. Tha and amall, Allan W ard/ art 11*. Jo t PHONOGRAPHS garage. Price $4000- w. 13tii sl . . Holland, 117, and Duncan Exum. furantly. Tha G-Men will nut* nfei-tf-.- **-, -a*-; \ ‘ v-wf. Huate Box, phone- 053.—_ 138. ,reriallv benefit by having _ I W p _Hoag fltpynw Beach, SPINET piano wanted In' g<Wd ,»h#lr manager and A tlanta to to ' eft metal eondlton, Phona 9. STUDIO o f S h i o w o r a p i i y oot th«m thsra aoms *ora« playor* when Praise Andersen (shoot north. for flnesj ft**Hty WhlUy McMullen ef th# Celnes- necdevl n o t year. 7 Pets, Livestock, Supplies PORTRAITS . ‘i. . .* * .• i i sA ■-------— — - — r r — — ------ ~ is N O T I C R JW ltw^^MeWfc TO SPIHAI fPOUClftON A WATSONTMftH ' "J,: L05T » >O U N D Calory Ave. .H as Purina'feeda. 14 ■ 'v ootlHedt th a t.* 10*111*1*4 la > LOST — black and far . sale hy HELP WANTED namad ifl SET J Reg. U 19 r» 3 E 1 • ti > ,.v -fletf-cleanliif design cleans mad tod tm h from then quickly, efficiently. Tough, long-weiring black rubber. Ifsndy sis* * JUST A FEW! #EXTRA« Reg, 1.39 TOY ARCHERY SET Reg. 1.79 INSIDE SPORTS REPORT Milk Mixture for Stomach Ulcers 2" mm - =- : m ■•■ V' v‘s _rt -i Tv *■ v ■ r-^-i*#=^-T-.P^nyl!! v - ; ■ - ' .i -^ zil ESrXnlrJb:iZ5i* • JACK Tor passenger oats —1tj -ton cause- liy. Lift* from IU A remsrkablo vatuet In­ cludes a ift-lnch bow. throe snows, target amt archery booklet. to 80 I ' M - teen-lnrb -Bamorsbl* baa*. — E IN TO DA ad* P Of U N JACKETS —— - Elf ' OAHAUDINg JACKETS ----- >■** DAf RAINCOATS ----------— r ------------ f " 7J5 Knew High Coal* • , * DREM8 SOCKS . - « PR. 1.00 WICKER CLOTHES HAMPERS U------- ; « TENNIS BALLB f f ------1 " I.M CHIMNEY CLEANER - , - l — -------- 1SSo- ALUMINUM CLEANER — ----------l9o M% Off On An Oarden loaoet Bpnya •. WHI LE THEY ■ -i > •> - LAS T IIICYCMS 1 II\I»M < *IIT PRICE SLASH , .’ I * �In JJnlty There It Strength -T .-W » A e t T H E WEATTTTTr riiTKfc.'TTihf if Um f n i t m I air with n« impmtnnl change* i-i tem perature;thl* afternoon, lanlsht ami Thursday* Gentle <o mt-derole ecuterly .winds* of America; AN .INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established 1908 VOLUME XXXVII Redoubled Force O f » I American Guards .Surround Auden t SA NFO RD , FLO RIDA , W EDNESDAY, OCT. 2, I9<16 11. Coleman Reviews (bounty’s rro ^ re s s During Past Y ear; Higgins !h Lauded Agreement On Trieste Yugoslavia W. V. Ullttiw, tn-m.isir of Toucir<<m Unit btorj. sax eUvU$l,flfg* Driver Survives 22,r>-Foot Fall A ssociated Press lx;tscd W ire \ 4-caufuis King-George Returns Tir Tlmtrtt tif Grcuct Adriatic w O E itm iEirn , Oct. 2;(/p> - Allied Control' Council delegates are disclosed to have met secretly today to nmp out details for the hatighig of Hitler’s .eleven Surviving henchmen. The detail conufkittcc was composed of four men, one each representing Dritain. arrutiipliahmcnU of ‘lie paxt year. I, Tito urgant/ilicm at prcient hai j s m-nihrsUin of 117. he said. withy *ni- annual budget of tlSIOO und » ‘ i- k '.i h riant? of It. 07.1 Mr C jln tiill j. aim Ihstike.l tin- director* lor 'Jielf ’• i ■.| r "■ 1 ■-i 1 ’id'll J rlb lltt in tin- utt'lrlns 'wnrr n Manager llle^ln1 nli I Mir elfi.-trucy of Mlui , M auJicl Bella. . • U nit mitt Titian of Ororge Tmtliy, R-it-ilnr I, F Poylr wax njunlliled Irtnj’^rary chairman of tin- tneclili;. A uoni'inttmt comm1Met- was ithrn ai-Polnl ett -etinrtMlnr ol U L. I’ -m II James nut lohu Her. Atolii* Curriiway ami W A Pat­ rick Tltcv rstired und !*lvp ;>re•-litr-J a Hr* of netnlnoe* for Ute V4-I-.U4' office* Nomination* atfre -ui'-d for from tl}<* floor but thcr; >-u-r none, tin- nomiuatlini com* HlJii-r'* -rlccUfm, *ptr uti oilmans* h electel. ‘ In addition In tfir olficet* ali*ad n»mtd Hi* folio* it-t dP tri-t .irr to r* J,trills * rtr -le '-il l i t ' m * -J-, I Fnoili so uni- OUk Itlit No '1 II It Crotplev. tinirlct No I, -I A llUllInr. niVi rl No 4 • it F \A1tn-li-r. und Dlslrlr’ No. I illusala, Franco and the Unitm Sta‘.-:». They a»> mole I under a security blackout In the deserted courtroom whur? for ten months Nuidom'a h-ading war critninaU werq. tried. A redoubled force of Amrrican jfusnJs .surrounded tiu undent Piuernberg ' courlhdu* • -lo assuie that iuitlru ii m i hampered: T in American soldiers are under order* to ."shotil. tr kill” In tb i cns« of Stty provocatiuin and It lias been Announced that security oitasun-i will be maintained .un‘11 Ujs, day r f retribution has nas«ed. , Meanwhile-, with the shallow of Ihu gallows hanging oyer the •luumrd war criminals, their. Icttse attorneys ar- liu»y prepar­ ing eppcoLs. Thj four-p w«r Alii- | Id Coninit Council in Hcrlin i* Hi- j last hope of the condafltned Neiis. buf tlr-rj epPiP.ru little liklHiotnl of n revgrtel of the decisions of thr International H llltsry Triburi-. •I*The convicted war criminals 5 W O Klllin* ClAtttiMO OVI« THI *101 o f a 273-foot cliff In his station wajo.i at Fort Washington, N. Y, Oscar Gtoeckler, 27, a veteran, managed In elimb back to the road, despite being badly Injured, to be picked up by a passing motorist The car, which bounded against huge boulders as It fell, Is shown being removed from the rocky gorge. (Initmatlniwl) Marshall Dendy And Alex Waite Speak At Kiwanis Luncheon Today Catholic Bishop Declares Future To Vindicate Him It inhop Joseph Hurley . Of S t AtitfUHtinc | Is Attending Trial 2AHKRB*, "Yugoslavia, Ocl. Arab view, cn th . tha adjournmrnt *7 «Id b# dl*Ik e Official said that a datn «• rectinvanlng Uo Palaetlnp Con* irence would bo announced IlU f. he gpokeaman - made hi* dlaoeutoa after Foreign Secretary gHtol Bavin and Colonial Reedae»<^evge Hall today attondI thd itxtli minting n f the Arab midons. begun B ago. I. (Al*)— A Franciscan monk today testified that Yugo­ slav Archbishop Atojsljc Hiepinac once wrote a pastoral letter which called for pauhe rraiatance againal the goccni- Ment of Jarahal Tito. The • Monk, Father Modesto MarUncle taatlfled that IhroArchb is hop had told hint, “ If Monts think* I am harmful lo the Catholic Church. I will abdicate. Otherwise I will con- « "Una* to fight for the rights • f the church." * ZAtilt KM, Yugoslavia, Oct. 2 (/P)-*-Th» tria l,o f tha hand of the Homan Oatholle Church In Yugo­ slavia, Arthblahop A lojiljc. 8t*piaac, today entered it* third tlar. Tha rhmthnuut staunrhly main­ tained that \ t n future will vlndle»to him of chitrKe* of. .collaboray si_ ’______ _____groups. _. . -^ru-XTI tlon*awith terrorist An Araarkpn Catholic. Bishop ter mid St* pinac'* trial by a IhrtuMfeit lunhla'a court Mil rf as tod M nh» of n t the thfl m an prepi^* “ona most important avunts -of the eonlury.** ->*So far, tha Yugoclav church­ man rowrvad hia.dcfaiuto p>m- IU T. Waits predict*") that deldeclnrrd vestorday. “when It is possible to publish documents, pita the fact, that Hollins had and when each ran speak without a new and untried team with foar, thou Will be none who wilt many 01 veterans, something aay a- word against my Arch* •pactocular and Interesting might bishopric."’ The Yugoslav public result. Up .until four weeks ago, S ros»eulo,r contandad that tha a t least half nf the men had m s and condition* new are such not seen each other or th« coach, th a t JIUhop Btepinac may apeak he said. Bob Johnson of .Winter Park and Howard IfonUeth i t before tbd mUonal court. Bishop J m p h Hurley of Saint Sanford introduced the speaker*. W inter Park v Initon* Included! Auguslln*, f la , a regent of tin Belgrade Apoatnlic NuncMuce. la Dr. Waite, 0 . N. Denning, Harold atterdlng tk« trial, liishop Hurley K utiatm un. R- C- B aker,'• Rtir saga he will remain alksnt about Travllllan, Herb Bamum, Boh p i RBCOmiEII J , r .:r , PS X?V2*?S ton. Dr. L B. A m kh o f lo r n *■v- Cl’rtl .fta u p rto m a s ' - J Ac k 80NVILLZ, 0 cW 2, ( & thls nsorn. The Southern Tubergvloale Asso•ld -to be-mere than clatlon’wlU open a two-dey meetaway, probably Chile in f In JacksonviU# Thursday, PARIS, Oct. 2 < # ) ' —YU- * goaluviu launched another tirade against Rritnm ! -and the United States at the ! Paris Pence Conference to­ day, accusing the two no- * lions of betraying the. Rig 1Four agreement on the free. ■state of -Triestej ‘ Y u g o sla v la 's fie ry tl<-lrC.itr I ij.1 .1 - mad. if.- L-hni/i- i:i i nn angry rapid-fire iltfM lit of . Kixarli i>efnrr. tbi- Hsliau^iJflU^ l.-jl an | territorial cotnmfi -ion. I.e* i-e la n d tlml III; ‘‘Anglo* .-nxi n iiu n w " lia.I renounced-tha ‘Must anlKptllllt" decision of Jho, . Foreign' ascii in nrH.’Vo , staidl»h' h Hrltlsh-A*m)tican Military ba*e on -It- Adriatic. . I’xlng nit American plirniP. . . -ijailr alleged tine .! mocralio Vinciplci, in (In- British, Am-’rl* ■an Fr neh proposal* have ;< tS with the wind." KHDINO nVI YIAKS OF IXILI, King ( royal poUcewIlh hli hrolber, * m*-n from rhaleron Huy, whrrc hr I it « <\ monarch waf recalled from extl* »»v frrcfj of Athens oa lh« w to ths . iv.t.ri wife, beside him. Hotlmva .» inulium-sj/cd crowd Hie flrr^k (InfrrnafioTmi Rddiophof^ Reds Say Chiang Varied Comment txpressed Today On Is Using Nearly Verdicts Reached By World Tribunal f .l’.iwiil imrt <•f fbr i‘- it.!* t.n 1 halt’ on tIim * Mn • fr*r S 'l'llll M'J | III- |U*Vh fr-«* r t .»!•* of 1 i it* »*■ \'*A(enby% iltt-** » *a! .'•» i hi* Tri !#* t *tjiv i l*. i h i in In*f olkimr I l>f .i .» i ir j ! K*A u!Kunn*nt* tuluy 'It ,1'iwhtlr, in «iJt!i' tun (i* ih^ halnm f*(i)Uirnl and TernUirilt \ ‘ommuxlon, fnm t»fh«*r cmtfvjfnets TuiHittillren an* oniiitmiiuf thoir ttnik n(i Major |n-flrf» prob!-*IU». lit nil, ten rominln-iuni cunri'iwd flu- iminirtF f*«t :u!fLi (m u n i tbrir w Hfulllne. Tin* »• ilif rionpt hil^*l Loth ilnv and nitfht • in (K-^ of «*nirtf>K*tntj^ fL^ir "nr!.. l*i'-rlotnlr in tbr nireilnu. the. dlt-s-tms adoptrd thr report of u. roinmUle- hraflrrl In l/-n lusher, iii complete Imiimvcments to the Imtite of “Whhtllns Willie" as noUinrlrrd liy Hie Clininber of] i Cotniffn* I*11 untl « half s-"*<■r-i j ’iu*o Anil a requrst from llir Jontoi ’ CltSliihri of Oominrrr" f"i a.vityt , niice In eaUtbh.ilijm: 11 Tniol.il In |ti.rin-< ttm IWioth »«.» sratil'-tl to tio ••xlctd of IIJMsi KrrM n WIImmi itnl W A 'c-fflc NANWMJ. •„». ,,v, n ,r were iipjulnlr'l as n (oininltl'f y-, official « l»!itfjtu I fiinlmini vt n#»vv3j tucjert. In foitner t*resldnil T VV ntfi’iiry. N‘»*\v ( liinn, Irniiiv ilaimiu ato n u phuiur r*prei.'ln« th- ed Unit OmutB Kai Slal i- u um .ipprerUlloti of the Cttainbrr o f ; ini»H‘ than nine,| hi,in,; -linn ,, men in sm i>,iiF. m , m ug iftidolph Ur-,., Ururjt i* Totihy ha* licen nnmrd '■•itn'-‘*ftr for his unselfish w r V ChiiittV civi| war. The ('niuitiiinUt for lh**= oiaanlritUmt during Bn-’ iti*rnry ntluurd nUa Iha I ihu off \vtth ,1 Mr J cnti urr. It trim* chairman of tin- committee which .*.1 it,- ,ti.n,„i„, it- Njiti | liyh will iliitvt th r UHB t lirlitmim rears of tUtn'-’lfl. * ‘ fiylifliiL' \4 •■**'■*I llir, SaliaMali^t ’ ,, i , , i , i ,i i„ Mr»l -“ilr (hrottghom th**—roitnty tfiiVrinnt*'ill jil*i■vi*' himi♦"I\ 'Mid, In ’< iillinlng the ivnrl, of l1si "i I 'l it,.,,,' fl1" •ub.-ind.wi>* g u iltlin n during the past *eai i«»ittr*»l wiifki nrcnriilHjf in an DttS r (■■ihioan I.Oil pHrlhi'hu Vm ■* *|l*,' 1 M**anormrnt mtalt* (**tinv hy Mrx. phasb no Itie lui|s*rluni r of <h M' 1 ' ' 4 i ' ■ ' " ’v *,,T \]a| Y Itaulinn, |»ifoitlvvit -f thn vafloiL, HI Jollp- Hirer pio|i-* •»|‘*u ^rmiiiolr Cntiiilv TubrrriiliDa unit r-vealerl Ihe* ih-sptle ic •*., A . .(M*mtion. Thr t'ouniy t amjmiini Kovetmiirnl ac'.iutt lit hokllmf oj>r ' 1 1' • L* I'M"'* hki part of th** natitin "hh- |Oth vliliiaHy oil nuldir work* I'toieit . * f• *• ,,,r • r »*t•1 1 v »»• m anmtttl.ChrUtmiu Svnl which tie listl the a.-.Mltam-e Unit les-i • Im*ii *h|*‘.#i •man pstlitinaii. npfiui »Sov. 2T» ami will f ntlliuo. the |iro|m*etf*Ill-foot channel and w * «|tinl»*f! •dritt.,mimtf l h »t unl(l ChrUtmu*. (he iU-feot channel would be com,b , lil v»n I-,.,,-1, Fntuclif „vVr n te ,lo«|>lv gratified that ■deled within the coming year.] I.*i,dr,| ,.vr, 1 . I.vnn.,1, . mtt;- W). Mtall have ,* man of Mr. tie also said-llm t progress Im...........T* I iii"". 'bey Tmilty'i calihrr to head our milioen satHfiiclnrv . In eslabllililnc 11 k111 ' “ k* ' '' nuni tuod-raiiing cam pnnn,” *aid a Uirge line- on Ihc riser with ” ..... I1,e * v Mi Itawlins. "We know that Inwrt ft rigid rules in pr<i*|ieci ii . ti', 1" tl,r contrihution which h* will The Chandler of Commerce ha* ,l * - ........ ’ • M »;•*•*• •" - makr in mir t-iugrnm to picvcht been active, he pointed out. . In " >.»'i .*■ i-ib.-ru) nmec j and- ronlrul tiil*"tculo3l» wil| ex* assisting in the" reconversion .,r -I -.1 1 -. ,< I e.l -.1 Is-I 1, 1 , 1,,I Keyolid ,,>;,l .air tinir Into the Sanford Naval Air Station ' l* **i I (lie veal ahca.l when ^ral sale to peacetime activities. Conti act• ................ ' i,a*, i" fuii.l, will go I-, wmk to improve have been signed with llo\ * |,t, i," .1 hi -,>i, lint"-, g ll ||,, lirallh of our comiiiiililttcj." lirowning to operate the airport *‘ 1 ^ I'o'B" • j Mr louliy .aid hr iradily ,*rand with the Interressiun In ' 1''b "* ’ erpted the chAlrmanship liecamo atlldte In iipernto a vocational . 11 . 1 ,i, -.ittonir y in ii,, l.p I,, recognised the valur of I Im training school. The Fernuhl ............ t'lio f t ni l .i!I-l >•* ' u„rk of the association and beI.*tighten Hospital has Uken over | D!IHSOflJO when Itiilgana votcil I, I, i by tt»- t.rriii.i.i t , ,«uur lie knew the people of tlia ‘ In rclet I the monarrhy m favor of n ‘ ffitinly were Kill pen-nil hack of rcpubllmn form "f govcrrifticnt, j g,«,,| fill llieil i lf»-|*t , InVrtllMthr association in .tH fight nlne-ycar-old King Knnrnn If, ar­ iii.iii •■n1- 1 <•■ -v*‘ lc light mi I againal tubrrculusit. rive! wiili Ids inolhrr. Quern Jo- i thru- i, I»r I, . irii .iin fin heuvy Within u few days, he added, ll'inna, at litanhiil, Turkey. Tin* , ctiUnrr ih Tnky > Tim lay/yrr he will name a rumigjttpc as*' HHimt exiled king « m ' hravlly t-,i i.iiiri.,1 ti Inina, ^hr f,,iliter ■i t him In conducting the cam* go rilled by police. (IntrrnaMonnl) ,I.,|> • vv, t i'i Tlw Iin. raid the sc- paign. iipiitt.il ol Von I'.ipf-n -.iip-vnl-d "I dpnild hr happy to havtt In. iitgum-iil (list tl.hima ; lion'll people volunteer for the Com. v A. '-I fwirenl iticrjflutc in auto- Const Guard Plant* . not t i ed ll' tin- lii.turv o f' mittee," Mr. Touhy added. “Any* middle tlrivcr* fict'itac applications 'th r ngra, hr ,-hi-I. licit atnlm.,- unr who fecla he can help In Spols Missing Itout ailm . ,i|lf imU.uiii- ft tu trial. I •hi.i important community undet aa iuinpai>:d willt Lliiuc is-ued up 'Ilf, wav llrtniaini in-rung i.aw | NRW YORK, Oct; i . <fly A ii. om t|nl not h tvi' n completely taking will, I hopexcerngianinitA At f>:00 o’clock yesterday aft«r- Coast (rtiiird Ffl.V 'plnnr line llnii trial- Unit i . f iir .u i lie rc- with the nffirr of the associa* t (Inn, -J noti/i, the last day license.! could xpotted ii—*uLa£*i>rr Imit! over'dur g.ftf^ d the wold. be tf-curpl without taking a airier lal" -ryartf-rdiiv at Shall. Iii ciiog was. utiirle I Icrflayr -liy , jdrivf.-ra' test, H^t“7 licerc-c- «c«v Itivrr Idler. N. .1. I hr plunr i . jissut i aa rompaicil with fijvbti lx- dtiiK-tiiig » eexcor vr*ncl Inwanl the London Kw iiiii - Slstfflsrd as • 'ru ed at this tifire la s t >*jar. How. Urn boat which hits five perrons eying -I" u wiiUcn interview: the court could not be obi-.etivf ns thr ever, during Ihc fiscal year, liceii* aboard, Security Lumber -Tim ’('oust (fUutd said Hint trial WSJ a p-dltlral one. Kin eta issurd totalled O.tiOU, l«it it Ir Gocrinjp Termed A h b4>»ved . Cops First Tilt that thlj figure will lie there had been ■it" Word a*- la lejilly cf,ub| mit ay. h». added, PhonjT By Experts exceeded during the pfAent year Vvhat was wrong with the craft. •luit nil tlm po'r.ilnlittes nf defem e wt-r* *1 mv disposal. ending Oct- l,'l'>47. security Lumbir tom piny SccerRy Lumbar Kriju lilr. p/t’oii cell, the ex- 1 trimmkd NUF.UNMW, Germany, OcL ^ Those drlvurs who new wish the llaynta and Wlfteichxriinr hall ' also delivered his 2. (AP>— Twe esperta on secure licenses may olilain llama Fumiluremei* In th* opinion alMiut lh>j future of the mental dlaerdsre at Nuernberg [them by contacting, state high- dusk, third game nf (lie playoff world and mankind, lie said th* ' agread that at least ona of (way official* nt flip ..Sanford •riles lo determine the atiampatom Immli will dccHir that future. thr*. Natl riag laadare con- jAmtAry on Monday* amt Thur»- [VI(ll ions in th r City Softball' ■*» from fre.avk 9.fW l in i.Oo I •fIfl P. i* M. .n damned to dia ls strictly a •*»« ra at 2:66*to M. .............. A m t' aascrlcfl (ios'ing. if the , l-r-igur by an B to 3 margin United tUaics do*a *not hold Ihc . phony. _ ^n- taking this fmt, It l» adI U l k s W i t h V lC t T O y U»t night. able lo caufully altily Iha ------ -* . * leml in U»>, fold, It w|l| mean The phony ia Ibe titular Red William* and Roy Britt head-of the I t German* who iklet on drivlnr nut out by the! NKW DELHI, India, Oct. 3 <>n the hill fo g the Furniture* will ho kinged two week* ite, and available at tlo Court UPt-.Th? president of th # 'Bio.. net* allow ad ten aafelleawhllv from today — Hermann Goer“**' j J*n» league. M. A. Jinnali. cotitheir malea committed a pair • ferrtd for almost art hour today lag. . 1 of mlscota. The Security butl­ er. Junior Dress, allowed the IKSOVATHW UHlimWAY llaynen and William* nine hat five scat I* red bingles. Ilsynes and Williams hold a through and throgah — and 2 to I game margin over the all .the other defeadanto know The West Side Primary School Security Lumber aggregation. P.T.A, will meet In the school Play will h« resumed a t Lake, auditorium a t 8:16. P. M. All front Park on Monday night. member* are urged to attend- 21 Po^cnnl t In Autiv Or* I>erni',u r s n ' r raS ? ,- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 01, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 01, 1946. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 01, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cc13028d80a9ec7c0f5e59fc9b2fb21d.pdf cc42d36945376d9f0e76910e501cbbca PDF Text Text PAGE EIGHT FRID AY, SEPT. 27, 1046 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, .FLO RID A War Bride Gets Homesick, Takes : GI Spouse Home Salvation Army General Arrives I In America For Tour Of United States NEW YORK r iT Y , Sept. 2 < j the wild* i f Africa to the waste­ (AT — One i>f.. tin’ wor M's lands of l.apland, from tha bush great spiritual leaders. General ! of Australia to the jungle* of Albert O r » lin r n, international j India. It* flag of blood and fire, tea Jet of the Salvation Army, ar­ symbolic of* the hlood of Chrial rived in New York yesterday for and tti" purifying fir*, marched In 1 il«Y in t visit to the United State*. (hi front line of two world wars, « Ttie General! who command*' a' living apiritual and material aiiij weaponless army of gnut tradi­ to million* of soldier*. tion nerving in R7 countries all Civic and community leader*! ever the itlohe, _wllj nit*’, .make, an will combine with Salvationist*-toi extensive tour "of this country. give General Oraborn a welcome Canada, the West Indie*' and in every! city he vjiit*. Thia la Smith America, • * Inde.d a contrast to the reception Like a military, field marshnl given Commissioner Georgo Scott surveying' hi* troop* In the midst Itailton ami hi* little band of o f attack. General Orebortf **-eon- -even laaalr* when they landed at rtantly planning the strntt-gy for Old 1,'aatle GaTifro in New York, the j T u t f 'l battle- the world ha* early in March, IK80, where a! ever knowiv—the battle against crowd of curious amt skeptical mi l lookera laughrd at the courageous group of Solvalionlal*. Many time* Salvationists were impri»oneil in the United Stale* a* well n* in other countries when' they viuvht to held street meeting*. Yet these pioneer work­ er* endured untold hardships in their aelfles* effort to aid man­ kind. Today they are loved and respected throughout the world. The growth of The Salvation Army in the United Hmics in the short span of n little more than To look into your wigdstorm two generations is almost unMere, General Or*' protection. Most Insurance com, Irclievablc. panic* will not write windatnrm bom’s army f« divided into four without fire. Have your fir* territories. Eastern, Southern, CerfImurance extended to cover wind, tral nml Wc stern, each commandstorm now, before storm warn- cd by n Terrltorilrl Commander big* arc up. C- M. Boyd A Co., who has under him colonel*, hrlgndlersr nmjorit, adjutant*, captain* Phone I0 L — AdV. ami lieutenant*', each heading n rrrp* o f soldier* and voluniecr*. In .th r United Stnte* alone, hu rommandr over li.QOO officers giv; Dr Leonard Barker tng full-time service. Evangelical Optoqirtriat ; * renter* lor pleaching the Gospel Rye* examined—Glasses fitted are found in nil Important cili>»*. .. 203 H. Orange A»e. ' nod y m iiqir atracL mnoting* g y ^ r r O r l a n d o ; - F lo r id a ' ■ «* Tiring ijrtrlluat aid to the ihntrk. Phone 4967 THAT S A flS r iK l' 0*4 T e r S*«)# New AaJd a l A ll D ro p gteree IMPROVE YOUR POSTUREI A SPENCER will give you gracefully erect carriage. You'll h : l boiler-fool belter. DANVI 1,1p \ |||„ Hept. 27 -id*. --A fine of *176.0(10 lia, Iicon, fixed ft« the penalty for the New Yolk Gr-nl Atlantic nod Pnelfir T r « Company and 21 officer* an.i «iib*l liftry corporation*. The fit* lollnws cmviction of the A A t* Coinpany of sftti trust charg,’ . MRS. ARCHIE It. SMITH ’Spencer tnrrctUr* , RegUtered 2718 Paimrllo Ave. HOY JOHNSON’S GRII-l O P E N IN G SOON im R A K F A S T — CUNCH — DIf Flash Flood Sweeps rhreugh San Antonio * P. S.r Bring your dry cleaning along with Vou. DOWNTOWN CLEANERS ANI) LAUNDRY P!ion« 914 113 Palmetto Avenue THEY W OULD READ YOUR A D T O O , IF IT APPEARED HERE in flood walera this morning. Knurgency squad* are rescuing latnilir* marooned hy riling 'waters throughout thy city. Itivera are .•till riling and-the public service l ward now I ear* if the San An­ tonio River gre* up much more, IT MUST BE A *3f SOUTHERN BREAD ^ COUNTER/ LOOK HOW ENTHUSIASTIC ^ EVERYBODY IS/ I f f IHlUO( SOFA RIADIND congratulatory rnev ige* 111 a hmpilnl at Guilder, Ni a loillidtsml, where stic Is recovering I mm burn* received tn the Belgian Aii*line disaster. Is IkhSJ Itulti Hen­ derson, of New York The Girl Scout executive praised Hie work of the American rescue teams who coordinated between mound mid olr to bring the survivor* out, tlnst by heltcopler and then ny a PHY Hying boat. (itil.:rnft|io'tftl) BEDS Smart Sofa Bed* Ihut do 24 hour duly! By day a chnrrn* ing eof.i for your living room . . . by night, with just the twist o f the wrist, il opens easily into, a fulHuzcd double, bed .with deep, resilient spring .construction. A wide se­ lection of cavers to choose from.' < ; j . QUEEN ANNE LO UNG E C IIA IK S o u th e r n tSS B r e a d . To complete your living room ||| group, Add this hand»otua- *nd t*l!l_ill!*Hi »h m a n u ■ " luxurious lounge chair of dittinctive period' styling. Spring: filled cushion seat; grip arms. W A TC H FOR OPENING AD "R O Y W A N TS TO SEE YOU' M AG N O LIA AVENUE ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS • FANS • MIXERS • W A SH IN G MACHINES • VAC U U M CLEANERS CASSERO LE SUPREM E T in * I r l| N r ,| M C a iw it T «s t hy h sitlsf Is SiaVI* k«ll»r for I I nta. S otos v illi I it#, p u d Miss, l op. W ,M ,,l,r,h ll, l l w i ant l/| <*S p i n t ik im . Ctnkln* •Ilk 1 tu*, t*,ktS s o h,a i »4 I tfstll css ,ll(,4 mviHro-imt. r »v l 1st* b uilt,,* calaartia. I*p wilh M i l l i n t * tk o tv DELICIOUS FLAVOR Rich, Nourishing Goodness in this NEW ’ 18th Century. Group IS4 payriVt a.Vt Ju it II TROTTER APPLIANCE SERVICE 304 W. SECOND STREET ' Come 1»y and let us show it to you. ANIMAL SURVIVORS of the Bikini atom bomb test are brought to Washington, D. C , for study by scientists at the Naval Medical Research Center, Uethrida, Md. Left, a goat suffering from anemia Is given a blood trmns* fusion. Right, Seaman 2 /c Dale Lippx, of Miamlstmrg. Ohio, wrestles with Pig 311, sole survivor of the Jap cruiser .Vakaua. reported lo Iwyvc swain 30 milts following the explosion of the bomb. (faUputtlenei) IIAIiltl ftSIIGp UGV • HI I Id I FORT Mi -IS, Sep' JJ, i/l**Hitmen hi h’nrt Myers esp cj to •* wearing homemade bnirruu iround ti Wn far nwhiio. Angcrol *t th Inc reuse in the Iirks .uf ■t!XlrrWJT'IiOCLW^ncmeir- votcl to boycott nil' Imrbei-h0 |i* and shear each other frfrj i f charge. (JUST GOOD FOOD!! In order-to clean your gnrntcnla in crystal • clear cleaning fluid, we have installed a Bullcr Still. * , MORGANTOWN, W. Va., </!’> A European war brid# who's homesick ia taking her1 husband hack with her, In a rtveraal of th* usual order. dhe I* ’ 17-year-eld * Madeleine Jnco|>* . Falkrnstine who met her husband when ho - atorftllcti Into her parents' bake shop In Maas­ tricht, Holland. Husband IdiwTence Fnlkcnstine Is a veteran o f the Hattie of the Bulge. Madelalne wants to return to Mass!rich to visit her parents, Mr. and Mra. Charles Jacobs, and her 2 0 ' year-old brother at the University o f Delft, Falkenstlno said he would accompnnv his wife and try to land a job as a civilian employe o f the • panm ent-in r-utope. Ue was honorably ■ discharged from the army last February and Mr*. Falkrnstine ramo to this country soon afterward. WASHINGTON S-ol. 27. »«», — Mr*. Franklin D. Roosevelt to­ day was 'added to the list of son* med‘toned a* imsxihilitb» for airpointqient a* ambassador to Britain. Others discussed a* 1 • ■»*ltde successor* to W. Averell Harriman are Governor U li* t, • ■-»!(,. tinrrd Secre­ tary of Stale V/ill Clayton, Gener­ al Mnrk Clark, Ambassador to Italy James Dunn, Supreme Court Justice Robert Jaekiron, Jack* on, former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, Senator Robert LaFidlrtte and De-ertoiebi career man Freeman Matthews. FLORIDA LIVRA TONE Have Y'ou Ever Seen a Still in Operation PHONE 1064-J H U N T ’S TU X E D O FEED STORE is follow ing the market down! W*ll brows,4 *sS bvbkly, t i m i loar. III Fine mahogany‘veneers lend QUICK FROZEN Mia- U IM ' F. Sot son , usill lhrmselve* admirably to the '| || Creamed Tuna fine workmanship . . . th£ ■k .Jg l ggj^g^g curved fronts und unusual r g i From ih* cold North Pacific wtttrt i> ukta tboica am* tl in prim*. Tha dsror-ftmrd mot it cooked la ridtly hltnded whirs tsuc* and quick fruten. By this m«thod SO tha superb flavor and extra rich nutritJousaass art cap. turad and rtuintd. For a sast/ul mala diih, try II today! detailing. A suite of elegance. U i 4 pieces following (cadit Tuxedo Starter and Growing MaBh Roberts Grocery III MAGNOLIA Modern — _in i AVENUE * tuxedo Broiler Mash ■; n i - ^ - E £ g . ’ S-'ivlg-- N ew Bedroom Tuxedo Layin g Mash Tuxedo 20% Dairy Feed Tuxedo Sweet. Feed ■ <■<1 *-• •. HEALTH’S - , Tuxedo Clipped Oats ......................................... • - ■ • • a s ; . DHidi milk that is bottled undor scientificatly controlled conditions to meet the highest government standards. — ■ A suite that shows how smart, yet how beautiful!; V-malched vameera in contrasting topes fashion this, really fine suite that Is an unusual ealaf. . Tuxedo Yellow. Corn .• -K 3^ ; Plilsbury’B W heat Shorts Pillsbury's W heat Bran and many other items, All the Milk You W an t also a good stock of tH O N E lost or 2307. Arm our’s Fertilizer FOR REGULAR Go to Hunt's and jrou won’t hav® to honl III ’ ■ ■ DELIVERY --f • . '-h: - L.k " | fe > H U N T ’S T U X E D O FEED STORE rUZ?. - . i*l * :, s* cood ■ • 5“ f” d j . ... . p to M I03-0t li. 1st . £A5Y TERMS Phoae 127 : iiiE iii = i.1i i = i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i =• ■i u = i i i s i i i = i i i. =• . i . . . . j . �— ' . . . r THE WEATHER . - In U n ity There la Strength— PnrlJy cloudy thl» afternoon, tonight and tomorrow, slightly cooler Tueg. ; day. ’ •«. Te Frwtoct the Frece of the World; To Pmmolr ll.r I'r n jr r v .,f Amrrtw; . * To Produce Prosperity for Sanhnl; A N INDEPENDENT D A IL Y NEWSPAPER i i. ---- . —— Established 1008 V O LU M E X X X V II SANFORD, FLORIDA, M O ND AY. SEPT. 30, 1946 Associated Press Leased W ire ■L U.S. Protests Disregard Of Allied Rules WASHINGTON, Sept. :U) (/ph-The United States govj tynment today accused YuKtMlavin of disreKnrdinp A l" . lied. military rcgulatiops in Trieste and of apreading mischievous propaganda. The formal protest wait uign. ed by Undersecretary of State Will Clayton. 1 A t Lcaiit They’ ve Got Meat T<rEat s Strongly Indicate 22 KINGSTON^ N. Y , Bepl >0. hi*)—They are eating bear steaks in Kingston. N Y -g because of Uie meat shortage, naturally. But; the unfortunate bear in* solved tn this stogy was purely a gilt as far as the Kingston City Home was concerned. T t » bear obviously had not heard of the meat shortage, be­ cause he wandered Into the ■rstdcnUal district of Kingston. Soon." the bear was climbing trees and causing no little alarm to the cltlrenry. - So Oame Warden Henry Bern­ stein finally *ho‘. the bear down and discovered he was large and plump. YugoslavN Disregard Military R e g u l a > tions By Carrying Concealed Weapons ♦ i . NO. 267 Forrestal Says Navy To Stay In Mediterranean Kettles Pledges Successful Year For Celeryfeds H alf Militarist, H alf Gangster Concedes Verdict Secretary Says Units There T o Carry Out U. S. Foreign Policy ressive War Is reme Crime, Court Rules scrman General Staff, Hi^h Command, Reich WASHINGTON, Sept. SO—{IV) . Cabinet, Nazi Stormtroopers Acquitted; — Navy Secretary James Forrestal declared today Inal United State* (scstapo And ICIItc Guard Found Guilty naval forces are in ll*> .Medi­ % -T u The note acknowledged that terranean to help carry, out Ameri­ IlMtl.tN. Kept. .1 0 (d’l — Two news correspondents from w American military authorities in can foreign Policy. i. . ecrh af foBr oreupvlng powrrs will tie admitted to witness the ’ m , * Veneiia Giulia detnlr/.'d six Yugn. Forrastwl. In -an unusual poHcy riceatlan, ol Had d.-frrulant» who may be srntrnred to death , »lav soldier* on Sept. I*. It added stgUmml, niada' it ptatp that the - by the tplernational Military Tribunal at Nuernber*. The tilled that the Yugoslav .soldiers-were Seminole^ W ill Win American naval-referee* . Jft lh* Contrel Conurll made Ihi* snnoumrmrni Inday The council , found carrying* hand -grenades* »U l h i them for ■ I* rharged with rirryinj out thr court Judgment*. More* Thun Lose*; Mediterranean (-narrated in 'their .clothing con 1 -onto time tn cohu*. !• frary to lugulationi. The soldier*. Chance For Title The declaration wa» released NUERNBERG. Shpt. ,:ill (/!’> —r The International • 'about whim the Yugoslav governn* IH? American government tnmenl protested, have .since hem Military Tribunal rlerlnrerl today tirat the initiation of war Coach t l T\ Kettles of the ’icatsd full backing to Turkey releases). is'the Rtiprenir eriine. Tiie Btirttnmry of the tiihmial’jt find* Seminole High School .football ie That -country'a nsistaiwo * 'o The polo informed Yugoslavia t am promt*.d KanTonl Retarlsns Russian* demands on the Berdan! iriRS a f t e r a le ii-m o n llis trjjil in d ie a le a alrottR ly tiutt t iie that tbu arrest mm* investigated a*, their tegular wuikly luncheon etlea.-lt also came as Washington N a z i rin gle a d ers w ill h r e o n v ie te d ag eh a ru ed o f co n ^.by an American military boatd today that Sanf-rd would win .studied means to aid the present o f officers, -and the hoard fosnl more fnottiall games than'it woull Gieek government in’ It* tro lib y ♦ *pitmg In Vnnimil the *nprt me the-jsetlon was justified. crime nf -larting vvar. I .re* this Kail, am) took full bl»m*W*ith Russian-supportfd neighbors The nolo saiya in part nnd we upon himselfVfn, the ln*» i,f the ami ho|**h for p"artful arttlcnirnt Ijnnl verdicts nod sentence 1 will b* ilelivered tnniorrow when quote: ' . ic'Usti* game . which, he stated, uitli Yugoslavia over the dlsp'ur "This government desires the will yJavtil too 1 arty in the roaiou ti' ii o f Trieste. 1 hr infill rf rpticjiisUr* ihe n-nding Yugoslav, govtrnn/.'nl to know nnd before- the local team had -( s|- tiHi.lllRl w«»r-1 judgment. Person*- familiar'with the. rva that it resent* the charges that time to g t In g o,t condition. 1 ll, 'iflirmijil tuned upon on* tiehind Forrcstal’s »latemen ll-V* ll* U V J*l r sMitr.l by proae" Allied military authorities Innk lie nl*n pm.I high tribute to !,a y it was drafted about a week f.u lint .nil, F’ tance. the no steps III thi* matter and thsl^ Spiiiiei Itari' ii who, he »ald, play ,pg.. and hence i* not inspired r,i'­ r ll, tlt*l tS» they inspired * small 'f«s*rt»l' fd a gi--.il g.iuit- at 1 nd in the (,j ||1P f;.|,h llurdanelle* conflict fttill Russia. The pres* to give a tmall .'false'' ac­ tiaine*vj|le gum*- despite the fa d‘ or other current controversies. 1111 "eg in \..v jo LM ut of last year, year. rsle* L ,1 1 I 1*1 *i s, Jjw»l Barely an Jiour and a hall after (he re.dins id thr JtnUmrnl heyau Ihb. nviminc at S'ueratiere. Hermann l P I l l F i l l t' l O r i f l i l .vlti 'TI1*' I It. >■...... . desrnhe,| ip fpiile count of the incident,’ and that it It Mo* hi* first nppearsnre i*\ that However, the statemen s a ' uio iifiit i iri inri siumirrr twit wish ii «*« m m irrm ni nr 4 " ' Go'lltUf. former number two Nad who had tier tt termed hr t'. s. Prwsn ulur J jilw n *•% "ball >mllllarl«l, l , . e f ' * t i { . p T -1 -*-.1111 ii*iiWT-t;iig ■ rtrr VVTffl'nre proA rrjfets these charge* s* inischiev- position, and to Willis Andersol* , — ... people and 1 k _ alM| tf gmngaterr vtrlua.ltr rtmeadrii that he It on the » «y to Hle gairdwi. Perhaps* renrrmbrTInf’ wheiitir I I I rN l / I l 1VU’ l III l> ,)u, f „ur ,„aj„ Countfl cua propagaiula -withuuu- auy-j.,vh(T flhe ‘ line plays .th<t„Amexiran giivernmenls liuvcrnmenls OI*J of Inc n nip p" >iiti atlrtlflfd Ihmtiih lirrnunv 9« a mrtnlrft nf Ihhe liir hrsl Ii strutted th rn u th tJrrm any a* a member o f ^ r h ic h rs l N a il Inner rlrr le. Ile lrliiiia rs h a l (in e r ln , n u n s til* A I t f I t l r! P i i r l n v l i n t * , , in lb foundation in fact indictment. Thr early ami did time groat punting. The tatement* to be made since ti"* cyrm a'vea w|th wllli .a pmU, nrtrlav ,,alld Imnrl Uur)nt linetna the th> trl.l iriil ^ I I\1 I ill l l I I1\ 1C Ten protest adds-l that Yugo­ •cure against Gainesville, he point- •end gr ■ t>f ttu- trading o l tho nf the war on the reason* slavia must have been itwan- nl id titiL. was It to IT despite the amt purpose* trehind the presrni' Jons iiraityl ami rnlim*l.y*m judgincnt brought out no names. the tltru it* protest was addressed fact that sport *w-filers had pro- of American warships in the Medi­ *luy evening at a mm* im-cttng i Th‘‘ inbun.-il ruled that nggresto Washington that' the sit lirl-d tiefoui the garni that terranean. Said the Navy Secre­ nl tiie Kaiifonl Country Chib a t; sivi* war r- « 'crime, that consoldiers ’ already were released. ^wlitcJi dull presidepb, or King 'I'U O'tes e\i^t.-d |,i wage aggreSGainesville would win by three or tary: * ! blons" and club executives from *lv*' war nnd war crimes and four touchdown*. "Tcday the United State* Navy |many cJMcw In central Florida urro crime-, ngninst Iminanity have Sanford still ha* a chance at is continuing to maintain force* 1guests of tljo Sanford Llotu ntal been commilted. the conference title, he said. Euslia in they eastern Atlantic and the i there wa.s murli MpidntLv it* te. The court nciiuittrd the Gercan be expected to* lose one or two Me lllsrranean Sea for the follow­ 1‘AIUU Kept 30 id*, tirnatur pod -after re;*>rt of arlucvcmnd. man Gcnej.ii Staff and the Gergames before I he end r f the ing specific purpose*! Atiliur Vanrtenberg of Michigan o| (lie vnrlmu clubrevn-wert man lllgl. f ‘onimeml. (he Naxi season, ly explatmd, arvl Ban"First, to support the Allied today iiakrd the I’arU |V>#ic f'nnZone Chairman AJ Hdibaum 3r t lr .iw ii.h ii 1 1, ,,t K tu rru tro o p e re fiird ib* v not lose any more. St, orcuoaMon frree* and the Allied ierrtier lo Wllje trpCflom ot IratteUd Ml th'ra tlllriKlIiccrl ttic* nnd I ho Ib-u-h .cabinet, of Auinislirnf. which has a hip' e2- Military Government' In the dls Wilson Priiises New and uatIgution into tlir treaties era who wen- hrldrd hy Jik,**yi!t, i-hatgc- that ihty were criminal perieneed team, hovyever, he con* charge of thrlr tospontibllllles in tor ttolltaliltt, Bulgaria and Hun- Alv-arc* nt PtlissmU dl’-irlct IJun ,o gnmr.,1 i.o>. tVttanr groups of ct diil, sloud the t*i*t chance of Funeral inrvlcc* fer Mr*. Kva the ocrilpiert areas of Europe Outlet For Glads V ia n HI* proposal m-'iigid Immcdl guyTrnnr for '35 north rmtiprihing (tie 1,-i^ei*hip t urpa. the Elite K. Gooddper,! who died at the any to win. ale objectIfilLi from flic Klavlr the iMUthern half ol llie state thirtnl. the K l« . n di-partment At Florida Market home of -her son-in-law and bilk lad loiutd ,wip|»rt Hornon-at I PaM DLMrlct.tlovcnior Millard j w Inch mt.rated a spy system, daughter, .Mr. and Mrs. Dean also played a great ganv again*! BfJUPn Conklin of_ IXiytoua Ilrotli. at-n mul the Gcalaim ■Weiw ■eonvieted** - * Wing of. 141T> Hast Amelia A venue, Gainesville. In fact, hr said that JACKHON VI I.I.K, Ma Hept 3«. /poke. . * s *— — n* rgmiPHl otganUnllons. ' lUiv‘ Rcpublicaiv-jwmw*or-maitc Orlando, Saturday «ven.lr*r at 10:4q the star Sanford quarter played iHpcclal—-'(iputUxepMrt.\ Iiom p,u«l Chtte ropresented pi tin- «>ne Hcfure the reading of the D raft (JuntT*‘ Raised MWiioatlon in oi^iing mUnUed Gki lr*»t lUlMieive gwtne winch has or Florida n—v*-rr(tibit- rprtxhrrlni Dd-tiul. Daytmia |judgment hod progressed an hour Htatcs'■ campaign lit tin* Batketi , bren plaj'*m>y anv Sanford 'rn»n wxUorw, and a continuation of thi* l- w ^ S fc With Fxptanatiun; Economic Sonuntaakm. on what la jr/JJ’u' Mt lXn 1 and I nml one-half the former number * noon at 4:00 o’clock with the Rev. In hi* two. nnd e half years of recent substsaUid ' otfciings *on |W,i N'nki. Hcftnnnn Goering. virof Oie mod conirororalal ' • J. B., McKinley, pastor pf thu coaching here. , ♦ state llveMock* win.vrkrds. bin" Enlistments I M r Ii otic Oroatfi nf the f.hm % ttilrrnatimtlx, ur. OIIJ confront lug the deleA more th»n 87 percent Incrrarr reached me this week-end,1 Fletcher llnll*. who introduced * said " f ir s t Methodist Church, officiala! n rg au laallo ri w a , »lr**.v,ed In gate. Mr. Kettle*, pointed out thr great In establishment of i\e» tuisfn.s* William I, Wilton. liliH-lui ot WASHINtrroN. Kept 3f) ,,}*, "" Dlslrlct i lovrrttor . Alvar*-/ who inteniriM'* Florida fluIc Farmer.* Markn.-, in. ITh>- Army iia*. reliedujams* [TFl111* :Ho.cn* |Kv,tlhn, on *l(orn In ■'Elyria. Ohio Oct. IK, need for additional stand* and and proCdiiinnel enterprise* Ibe l-jtie |«iinlei1 out thal tin nlgunl/attiy, Seminole County other ih»n retail'day j pave licrn vary huh . i 1856, Mrs. Goodspmd would have seating facilities at thr high ■H-rvlie for an nrtnbOt d t a ll it nut i * * * d«P M hv Itte Ytlgnvlav dele- row h.nl ft 500 r lu ti in 1ft tMtioti been 1*0 year* old.thl* month. Shu school fir-lil, and rmnpliinenled ■tores is indicated by the fact thru j pleaded to iiofp the iitemliti n I of 3 1 tssi m m . T tia t i |fii««t mot" a'*1’ H r« ih ,j r H im u Hi ib* iarr*1 witfi m*«r t h a n msmxs) memta-i < during the license year up until crption uitenl^fre. n ,.n il, i-.n wna*a member of 8t Andrew* Krtlles for tlx fine eoachlng Job tll.lti III,- .S*'J,t,-tolH-t ipmia i !l*‘ie tli.il |* ,n i- Ir c a t ic * im nut tile Ilr a / li tie ra id , was t ottilllg for Episcopal Church of Klryin ami lie is doing. Mr. Krttlrs laid parti­ Sapt. 30. there wa* an increase, pieted - general had made her home in Orlando cular emphasis on the nre«l for of I 6f> state and county lit«ne.-*| nonifaV for the prut 30 vrar*. She had new dressing room* for thr foot­ of this type issued, according In market. b«.cn ill for only a short time ball players, declaring that the Jno. I). Jinkint, county -m col COtltlnur lug lorwant Survivor^ include, brslui* Mr*. p.ijscnt shower roomt are deplor* lector. ' Total licensss Isauad were (W. mat opening ^ W in g of ' Orlando, two other able and entirely inadequate to •daughters, Mr!. Chsrlotto Roller take carr r f |60 l»oy*,every day in compaiul with 6M l*»l )ref r- Formers' Amounts r*i*lv*d * » w M J ei for expect Uils Of l>pytuna Reach and Mr*. E. addition to the football taam. Visitors at today’a luncheon in- tha state, (3.300 fer the county standing T. Clatnen r f Miami; two son*, Ralph A. Good speed and Harlow clinlrd Haul Gomb* of DeLnnd, at ■total of (0,077 as compared t* our markets listed men "O ik* of the moat inlrmllng W. Goodspeed, Iwith of Sanford I). B. McKtmils. Gus I-awton and with (7.B2G last year—an mrreaiie OHlrlalS'exjrUJiiKt however Itvilj __ Item., nmoriK this work-end's tr five grandchildren and two greet O. I., Taylor of Orlando. Ptwal* of (2,151 In revanue. liic Aron will xnv- lo'irir-, and uuln FMiiti|ial* >.f St-miiml* t'nunty The above figutua d» not In drnt Kprer thanked Rotary comports from our market manaxcr • grnsdrhildres. in ettli iPtiry hv dL-clurgln^ uirli . i„.|,| then monthly meet, Pallbearers were C. C. Welsh mlttocs which had charge of thr elude tl bevsrage llctnsc* which througliout Ptoridn. cam- lo in*' who lin e only a tea *e*y *,r |„K rtt !)„. ,,ff„ „f v J. N. Gillon, R. T. Warren. J. A in* r clty nnutlng last week ant ahcw.d an Increaaa of 30 anil from John O MrKtrn m ut un Oioti'K. in sreve and reirlaUiiy tti-m j(„,i, s(,l,ir.t.y nuun of the Fort Mycr» market * t. . (3,317 over the previnus year. called • dlreclora’ n»j«ling imYarn, J. 0. Tilita ami ('* 0 Wil Ham*. Durir.l’ was tn Evergreen nirdintrly fotlowtag the lunchsiin. nor do they IneluAi licrn*et for staterl that We wjll hai*' n i * > with re-g 1,11.1 *h „ most / n * la i,tt ;,l tin Jmnm llmli K. h-.| on.J ^ plain iron' ii l.n-ii-. ■-d t.. set up retail merchant* which arc buyer on tiie market un* icas-ui mnaitlyy ^ ^ P iB w U iy . M(\«uwhlt(\ Vfilunlrrr rriiiit- CohnI^ nnd fiuully ■In !v ^fnu|n •rluMiiscIvcs party jo the payable to the State Comptroller, that will deal In ubnfloll litis Col Early E. W Ihirnn. com thr instructional Hiller initialed. The tri­ end license* 'for Insurance agent* buyer tells me Ik* will be In ikisI- merits me taaUniiiny to - *,/*■<l !«>■ improve BERM AN NAMED MANAGER whlclt are now jteyeble to the tlon lo pay the lilghrst cash price, ndvand- e^tlmsle* f „ the fir at two prot’ i'iiui which was begun during manditij* officer if the Orlando i>Uria| ,axl the fart they were -ih~. _ ateto treasurer as Insurance com* for this product from tire small weeks of Heptembcr. 23X33 men the Orangc Srmlhole and (he Trl- Army Air ll asr, together wllli nsstgned to their tusk* by a dic­ . .PITTSBURGH, sept. 8 0 . GPr— grower who dons not have an r.s- algned up for Ute rrvpilar Army County wntkahep held thi. sum. 2n oltwr offierra from (lip ha >. tator docs ti«l absolve them roliiion«r« The Pittsburgh Pirate baeeball ufficj-rs nf the Coast Guard .Auxi­ from their icspotiaitrlllty for According te alate laws enact- tsblbhrd outlet TtiU, to my mind. That 1ft nearly as many h.-, Jiart liecn .me. club announced today the ap* liary Unit, and file Sen Scouts, their ,-ict.s. Will be of some help to tile small cxjiccteri for tho full month sd In r»4l, no person, firm nr Dr. Frank Quillniah, County - polntment of Billy Herman ae got an insight intV~NnVr«l Reserve gladioli' grower I' SelccHve Gcrvlce headquir lets Dealing with the defense con* corporation atull engage in. or health officer, spoke at th» rniol(te new manager. Herman play­ Raymond Owynn of Oviedo, pea* that reports from Waal Ing ^ n j hricfly discussed tiie ser­ training methnja .when they tiwik tention that some of the defend­ "This Fprt Myera Rem Is In lute sold ed this keason with, the Boston aenger In a Ford pickup truck manage any builneis. profession an 'enjoyable cnllso yesterday boa tils fndlriite that the Rrptemtier hud ontv carried out orders. a m . Herman sucreed* Frankie Which turned over on th# Orlando or occupation * for which an oc­ wllli efforts we have constantly quotas nl 25 000 was met chtefly vices that ran Ik* given tho aboard Hf'«7f» to Del amt landing ants n,e tribunal rule,! that a defense iach who retimed. highway near Lake Minnie shortly cupational license tax t» required emphasised, for llm production an-1 with men tirtarer, ID arid XI years schmd* through hi* office. Plan* amt bark oil Hoi -Inlllts Itivec. ■if stijK-rior orders has never unless e State end County liwnae While wen- made for the showing of mn after midnight. 1* being kept at Is procured from the tax collect­ markaUng of new rrops. gladioli prodtHUlou lia-s Ua-n rs- Officials prrillcl Unit tiie IncrcaKerl hi tilth film i nch month at county They were guests of Lieut. Cipmdr. been rccdgnixed a* a defense to Femald-Laughton Memorial HosW. R. Conway, commander of the October quota also will bo filled, However, tlm summary tal to determine possible Internal or o f the County in which the tsbllslied In Florida for "car--. I provided Army physical sla rainrib schools, Hr. Gulltman also report-, Naval Reserve Unit nt Sanford. crime. no,tod- that n «lefei|*i* of superior id that the .Stale Welfare Hoard’ i Sidelights A t juries, according to Dr. H. D, piece of business Is located, or am particularly pFaant mltli this are not applied too Htrlclly Tho Arm y'officer* were invited from the comptroller o r. ****° arrangement to provlrhi an oullct rVntnf trailer was eirrrrntly at on the trip in order tn *«* how older* i* considered a mitigating . attending physician. Nuernberg Trial Smith, . for the am*Her producers 'till, l.yman High School in l/ongwood the Naval Reserve training ayij- circumstance aft the charter of owynn suffered severe bruiting treasurer. With tha exception gf . reUll should .encourage production,, and and excoriation* In the region of and would remain In the County l*ni i* working, sini-e Orlando the tribunal provides. The Judgment reviewed the - NUERNBERG, B*pt. 80, GPi another week. the stomach, but then la no evi­ merchant* who pay the *Ula com- Increase receipts. We need more Army Air Rare is currently cm nets of aggression and time af-' — Hermann>Gparing and some dence of ahock In spite or the fact trollrr for llcimses an July 1 such outlets for new, nr umimal T. B. Officials To Mrs. fluids Wilson, County gagrd iji. training Air Reserve ter time quoted the minutes of lurts, and It Is our aim to help oi the other defendant* at the that he was brought to the hotpits! each year, ell llceneei ere due end Attend Jnx Meeting home demonstration agent, dis­ personnel. Tiwy included: < ol. Ilitler’u secret conferences plantheir development -where ItiU Mail trial were alnmat late for payable on Oct. 1, unless other* I In an unconscious condition, cussed plan* to direct a study Ijuncmi. l.ieut. Col, J. /,. Amack- ning war to show ihsl the Nati’s ■ appears at all practicable Um reading of the IhUrnaHonp W provided for by lew, cording U> Dr. Bmtlh, of adapts In means with managers er, l.ieut. Col. W. W. Keith, Jr.: _____ ____ . i n tent ion* wet^o clear f ronq j . ■I tribunat'a summary today. M fa. Edward Kite her, executive Up to Saturday noon W8 busi­ "Manager Jack -Taylor, Jr., of our Canby B. Kimble of Oviedo, driv­ ■ Major T* 11. Edmamlsi- Major -Gr inaTf^The haavRy guarded slerator er or the truck, told 6tote Highway ness and prof*Mlonil_JI«j»Bs«to Palmetto market reported Hint secretary for the RrrjilnoJti County rf school lunch r**mn*. i Mrs. Ahhfe fioyd, county wej* 5?' .n,,|5r, li. ( ',,P.L . Vr'! K' itacd to bring the Nail de* '"»* tribunal said (hat in M* Patrolman l* O. Bender wtm In- amounting to (2,724 ware laaued, crop* ere growing alow, betattv* of TtrtrePfTirdfTs Association, and Dr. Capt. H.* A. Holstein; Caift 8. hook,' "Mein Knmpf,” Hitler made fepdanu from Owit* cells to vesUgatmt the accident, that he and 35 bstoraga licenwr*. amount rain, but that weathrr had bvn Frank (Juillman and his staff at faro w»*i i *-i, explained tho ser­ Hmlth: Lieut S, MFinkle; Lieut. vice* she" could give to tho school* Ills views qUIte plain and that tho Beininole County Health Unit • court room broka down*. ■ had been* blinded »*• gpproachlnf to (7,673. * W Ul ot (10,898, favorable the last few days through visits to homes pf pupils R. U* Holder. • Nearly half of the defendthis was no private dairy hut r. Jtokins roporfgd. car headlights. The truck ton down I "Ideal conditions for * tram* will nllrml a meeting in Jackson­ Other .officers elmard, jvrro! whoso altindanci’ i*' lacking. win known lo everyone. It* w»r* in court when the five concrete post* before planting celery, esrarote, lettuce and ville on Oct, 3 end 4 of TuberLieut. I. W, Eussinnn; Lieut. The Justices held that the cam* tor machinery failed. Miss Hnnd nnnounrrd that the to m t on IU aide teetn; ndnatne were noted by Manager If. eluosls worker* and physicians F. P. Weil; Lieut. C. A. Wroiinkk; Seminole P. T. A . To 1men hurried repairs ‘and . poalte to the direction it J. 1-Chman of the Sanford market from 15 southern slates and the next meeting nf Ut*' 'principal* Werren Offirors, 1. C. F’ridnv and paigns waged hv the Germans against Poland, Denmark, Nor­ the rest of tha defendant* been moving., M eet Tom orrow 3:45 A survey of acreage planted In tliat District of. Columbia for thu first will be held on Oct. 23 at her C. W. Wt.ner; fo| R; A. KollUon; way, Belgium; the Netherlands prst-war meeting of the Southern office. ' reached the courtroom barely Oeorgw W. Thomas, driver at a are* Is now bring made. Col. W. W. Millard; l.ieut. Col. * Luxembourg, Yugoslavia, Greece minute hrforg, tha eight Ford Sedan which collided late Sat* Tuberculosis Conference. ■ first meeting of the ScminEdward D. Edwanls and Lieut. nnd Russia were aggressive war, urdty afternoon wth a Dodge Se* e*. filed In. : Approximately 300 physiciain, F. T. A. will be held K, It. Halsey. OOMI’ KNH ATION PA HI FIVE ortlr efUr noon fNuerndan driven by Whitney Dev Is In ita discussion of two counts public health workers end ley per­ ----------afternoon at 8:46 Arrangements for the trip were HOAG TO M ANAGE G*MKN T^me) the Americen the Intersection of MeUomrlllt i nf the Indictment relating to sons comprise the boards ot dlrtc* o'clock at the achool _ with the made by Lieut.' Frank West, T A L M H A B 8 E K , Repu JO Celery Avenue, damaging both _ y guard eUndlng behind 'crimes against humanity and war them* for the year being “ Foun­ GAINERVILLE, Sept. M -fiT ) tors of the state and local tuber­ (H iocial)—Payment of unemploy­ UHNR, who na* charge of the crimes, the tribunal listed act wea arrested by pptkss for onel General Jodi fell In ■ culosis association in thi south are ment compensation In 8tmlnola boat, Lieut Cmtlr. Alex R.. John­ dations For Progt**#-1 ' The ob — Myrl Hoag, popular. Falatka ink The reading of the driving. firm foundation* Aialea manage, during the IPtd expected* to atlenl. This U the County during the week ending son, Lieut. W. J. Toll and Chiefs after act. Then it said that the lectin la to, summary proceed f. evidence was quite overwhelming haa bton named to man- first mfcting since HM0 end the Sept 20 amounted to (97.00 and E. P, Hair and ‘d’kmeal I.uruien- of n systematic role of vi alt nee, interruption while the first held In Jacksonville since .4 *-, X ‘A « « f age i Galneayitle G-Men next ware made to 5 persons, Carl 0. berg. rtpiusented tho Coast brutality end terror. lay on the fleer three > "Education,’ Tho year. He will' replace Dick Data a g erfll Frank K .__ ... _____ _______ Smith, chairmen of the Florida Guaro Auxiliary. Dealing.with the exierminstlon r ml notea before, he reProgTiM." Miss u Manager, but Bata remain* on States represented will be ,Flori­ Industrial {^Ruidsslon, reported of this ettr, died iaM weak at ^ilgh Lieut West cncmmcnded Jhe fais feet and left the discus* new trend the roster. The . Gainesville club da, Alai*m s, Arkansas, Georgia; today. Payment* amounted to fine work nf. the sea scout* In o f Jews, the tribunal- cited sett* tn Fbrt Myera. according to mates of fl.bOo.OOO killed under _ went. The heat from word received hers today. Mr, MB* also announce formal acceptance Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, (101,451.60 throughout the statu aiding to man the vessel. They Hitler's program. The summary light* in the crowded room leer was formerly tn tha fumltagw Mississippi, North Cayollts, South weio: Douglas I/osslng, Hilly of a working agreement with and were made to 5,673 j orsons, mentioned that the hair o f wo* stifling. -'w and at one Urna headed the Oklahoma. Tennessee, reflecting no significant fiuEtna Brinson, Larry Strawder, John men victim* was cut o ff before the Atlanta Cracker* o f the South Carolina, ______ 1' ■,1 ................. . brick agency here. Texas,* Virgin in and West Virgin) ft, Ron in rrcvnt week*. . Root, Jr, and Ralph ■Johnson, ern Association, . (f->allaa»4 Os raga Bisk I) * - • .. . , ftSSI Lions Review Progress At District Meet Mrs. E. Goodspeed, 4 M other Of Sanford -M e n , Died Saturday IBusiness Increase Of 27 Percent Is Told By Jenkins Good Reports By /andenberg Asks Trade, Shippi: Freedom Be Written Into Treaties Markets Please State Officials Army Asks 35,000 Men Be Drafted During October Orlando Air Base Officers Inspect Reserve Training Raymond Gwynn Is Injured In A u ' t o Accident K r �TH E SANI OKD U E K A tP , SANFO R D , F LO H Ip A F fresion e Stores ; COUPON SALE P resent this ad any llm ■, Tuesday' a n d . receive * , Regular 98c J^ hk Arm t*i>lk>hlng Machine ^ SANFORD ftARDWARIi CO XI0 KA8T lilt .IT KT. icm/ong. UillOi lOOM'fOU MfOU N AMIAICA'S O R C RB(ST-IOV(0 OSS G R E E T IN G CAROS POWELL’S OFPK.’JE HffPI'I.Y CO. * EXCLUSIVE DEALER IH Magnolia Are. rhone CM MQWPAY, SEPT. 30, 1946 TJ1K.SANFOHD H5KALD. SANF — "V . lly .MU.I.MDi: KI.UIC ' . Al' Nrwklralurr* Writer . | The- battle (or a uoionn'.t rights' allleudliii-lll to'tl»l* ConMIlutlon of ; Wir Unltnl hlatrti will bo tackled 1 JK renewed .4,.^. .—. Cmigrris #L.____ jwrth vigor -1 when I ccnvene* rte'jft Jnnuaf y. nfx months ] after the Senate defeat of- the fa* imous F.qusl I tight- AiiiMiihnelit Thin year the- buttle- win be marked by .MJUietliUut hrw-the tins concrete • effort to effect a complaint;* on the question (Jut has rf-pl , American womefi'a groups Into iwo factions—tho-ie who favored the Kqunl Hlght-i Amendment add tho.-* who opponnl It. ; . * 7 When Congress ronvenen In '47, the Connre.n of American Women expects to offer It a new Woman'*' Stittu - Amendment, which lla .sup­ porters la.pe will meet the nrgu incuts both of thoi* who defcntl llm KijiihI lllghts Amenilinetif and thorn.- who attack it "17ie CAW l-i a new virile organIrnttryi with 2.000 members <Indi­ viduals etaI organisations) which •eek« to stimulate women to |>ol». leal amt elvl! • tisewihip activities Mlid Which ts affiliated with the Women** International J > i n * rrath- ’ Federation. TTie te n ta tiv e wording ol lla amendment la as loKu.va VTtirre nhsll be no economic, legal, political or aortal dl—rlin hut Phi against women be­ n d e r of set or marlfal .talus In the Unllrd .Slates of America or lerrttnrlrs xubjeol to Its Jurlcdlr- •-’ 5 in i lciv T H ,S uPiBl¥INTS*^’ fil|t ! ( V ' * ' 0c+ “ Atoyb# f am lotky. With lull Imu/onto coverage, I won’t Iota too moth tlnamlolly. But money olono doesn't moko a home, and this Ihi, llko moil homo that (whlth kllltd 7000 pooplf loti yaoil to old hovo boon ptovonlod.” PATROLMAN Albert Oalutls U In nw d of mUtance. Ill's been driven •lightly wacky by the telephone calls that have been pouring into SUUon House 14 at Brighton. M am ., after a prattles! Joker put an ad In the paper announcing 19 apart* menu fbr rgnt The unknown hu* moriat gava the number of th* poUco station. (fnlernallonal) INCASIO IN A CAM Of IC3 weighing 600 pounds and wearing a men b^endre h^ ■ ■ ?.UA J,C> ]C| I City, N.who J„ bartender, is shoved aboird aCplana then for a trip to N. Y. Jones, was freed with an acetyleno torch w bjr *•----- ‘ ^ ■ ■ make a similar 20-hour Jaunt tq Pads. (fwfrrnatjcmal Sound photo) iment cams Into power following evolutionary codip tnJuly. estabrea diplomatic relations between. ’ Corslsiinets cousss moil firts. Chick your homo to* day for safety. And chsck your property Insurance program for PROTICTION through Ptonolyils. Ask US • MOST DOOS, USCE HUMANS, like fo “ ilresj Up.***.\nd these photos, taken to remind you of National Uog Week, Sept 22 to 5.1, show how you ran htako your pet the proudest canine on the block, •'fldo," who has moro vat led ancestors than (legs, spowsJn these before anil alter pliatos whni a lu lll'i bruiting and a Cutty ribbon can acc-ajjslUh. UMcrmiitonan aiiws pisiu “ Ji im vt Jllll Rqovkn lo be dead and torn* 70 injured. Tiiirtjr u cro flown lo Lus Anjiclca. ___________ __________________ i ■ i . (JnlvrnatloiMl iiundji-ioto) SQHON S i r a s r fj POLICE atattoned hi seven big Hol­ lywood studios, where strike 'via* Irnre hju fisted,up, get a bit tough with one picket who. wat- among TtltlNC HIS SIDE i f the lt->rr, nuartmenl I, m-e owner it. F. Hudson pl.. tend Itcsptu|H-ily in Wm Iii Ij , K.m , witli a huge sl.;n. The It.-t. tuatlc lip of live nji.irUnenl» which lie ray% he u ill tint r< nt until fh Ctnli. me hltpl, 01 In- teceivt |ieim.-.mnl>i rji .-ilte ilmc -et |.v ain-tuy. IP- w.ml i^ lo a nmntlt avciacc e:i t a. U ^p.irtmtnt, the mi nt says he can't oak moro than $Ip (or cacti. (hilcrnuth- -ul) riNNSYlVANIA OHIO II AVI NO IHI WHlTI H0USI after a25-mlnula conferanco with President Truman, Uvrurd M. Baruch (right), Administration advisor on stomle policy, listens to a comment made by his deputy, John M. Hancock. Ths famed statesman rerused to reveal the nature of tha subject which ba bad discussed with,tha Chief Executive, (fntemoflonol Soundphoio) •if Hrmini.If (mi tit}, KwirtiU, : \\ l». MKl.in.N W Ii WKIaTON t fUnti'i MMiMHlHnl, Hil J T lr« t l ‘ y b lit 41 it 'll H r J it . J . JUST AS BROOKLYN'S DODOIRS faced their most critical moincnU In tho Nalhtul League pennant race, their star swatter, Pete Ht-lscr, w as per­ manently counted out wlien his leg bone was broken In a base slide. Although hounded by misfortune throughout tho season, Kclscr had hoped to help out In tho final crucial games. Above ho Is shown being .lilted to a stretcher at Kbbals Field, Brooklyn. (JmarmUloual) |» « v in t i n : r n r u T o r t u k c o u n t y J l'l* ‘ liu K K U IN O I.K COt'.NTV, Pi Mlit 11-A III S-ri-lMlv 111 re: i:.|m.SIAItV Ml- WHIN IHI AUTOMOBIIE BIGAN ...... ng.-.t 111- iiituitmte.l i-.ailwai used by the luirsrdrawn irhiile, - ->|.. t u.l l i w nU< |..i . ii.iffic circles, and liy-|ini*es wen- •--ii tiiu till wlmh t-llnimaU-il the jams. Similarly, nuiv that an traiel it iii.aca-uit; n m- .iiul nu u . ,,h day. u new traffic pattern t>i >illc-i i.ile taj 1 11 la.,t rungi »ti--it •-( air rent t-. t Im-iiir Installed betweeu AKmn, O , \Va-hiiict<-ii, New Vmh anil IUwt.ui, I --r rnosl iif llic i(i>tance (be plan calls h-r fuui It-It. . IV.Hi lime I mi uur cvilain teclluits. The liiphnj; and ipiadruplUlg llic-ae lumdird.nl unlei of routes will he made p-. -ihlu by le-alignh g a 'vniii|Mii.itiniy small number of radio range stalmlu ail'd esl.ilili.liiiii < |< U in » i-tu s at a i . t of ale.nt $, 5.000. Cl ul cl in acl it hoi - au, ,.nd null. idn.il all line * mi .-I vt d ■ic selling up tlie new “htchwu)- ' Klyin-,; mi tin- U-,mi I- tin- mellmd by utinli plalles van (ml mall- -afely tint, nine they mini tie u lilt ly spm ed-tml. one tunc am iirc-.n innd ile inily a m.afl hun tier of |Imet. The hV.V h*ul-time *t •ti-m ii ill In Ip In rluiiui.itc del.iii a i I all-,- .|,on Uitiallv iin-. liable in had I >in j wv.-Hiei. if n-r-.maiual) TOPpfg, who served two years with tlie K-!» sect I- ii o f tlio U. 8 , Army, allows his honuroble discharge pa* per-, as proof that ho Is a veteran and has a claim \<f benefits under the O.I. Bill of HlghU. The dog has been ailing since his u-turn to Troy, N. V. HUappIlcallon for free medi­ cal treatment is with the Veterans Admlnist ra tion. (1 uf cr national) W A Itl-H lll . M i 'K . r-. nil I ' r-.1 il-.r'. MU-r |--rt*iln* lla t ln a i laiifi* i.r I*- nitunla A i .vln-l Hatil K»t»te: — uf flTPJtilanfTTs! lSiU-'oinl- each » * y u w - w * l,m * * n - ii ■.-**--«n-l r ^ o i r o t ' f 'rlfTO W iit iiT T vialin* utwl iI . dimihI* w h le li you nr illh r r o f yOu uiay lia y r a g a ln a l III* W IN Y O U R W INGS A T THE itr.Frtfc.it, Irttfc. «.r Kpllii Cyunt), 1*» I h r <’‘ M in t) J im I k ** » 'f Hriutn< i|« 4*ouit| jr, K it ir Jtlu. u l tit# C if flr # h i lh # C M itrf o f n j | i | P o u n ljr u l N a tift’ i «t, K h tr lt ld t s l t h l n •• Ijr I* t n l A i t t l i r i n m i t h i f n m i H»»* i l t n r o f tti* f lr « t jiiit ft li a lio ii of lliln n o ttrr I U i h « lu lt n »>f il r o i u r o t « h t« tl U In w i l t l n i r . a r u l ■holt » t . l*» t t » r t j > r % •if r ral<ta i»r#» u m t |u»«t 4 . f f | r r In T *T ir“ 4 »»f I tla» 1 'ln llllilM . A fill • V iu ll li a - ^ J J i t l i to t>) l i t . r lu ly t u r t l. u p * t it , / n t ^ n t * t o t n r ) , A n d A n y r u i n « I t I its u r d r* n iA n d n o t a o f ilia l b r Vidal S A N F O R D SCH O O L OF AVIMTON T U E S D A Y ami W E D N E SD A Y! IF YOU'RE LOOKING f l l H FOR TROUBLE... - iL "1 . )N t R ,A ( ; - ‘ “ Nnlhlng In this arliete sliall lie so I'M-.tiui-d a.% lo Invaffdalr u |nr« ml Ihr rnai tmrnl of legis­ lation txnrfllllng wonirn In their work or family status." To uiHiefMnnil It* roinprnmUe vahn* it is. necessary to know ti,i> |xri|tion «>v two qpiKi'.ing trrou|H have taken before Tlie f-Ti|Uiil lllghl-t AmeiMlioetit, c.|ionsored by tlie National Wolnan’n, patty and fllaie-i ui«l nvrry' place r.uhject to -It- jurt-tliiiliHi."- H i M inportcr? hold that It I-- needed to right ilLicrlmUiatlnn-r nuain-t women inrorimratrcl in '|iiore lhati I (Mai .-.tntc lawn. Tliey imlnt tn.Uwv In varlmii -tales which give a hutbaml conItol over 11la n iffs earnloR’i or Hie rbihl lo ill-i|xne ol the custody ol III*' i lifldmi by will, slid lo yilier law--, whleli prevent women Ironi eiiRnKliiu tn lnde|iendent Imtln^Hij amt keeping their earn­ ing t without their huahnmW eonrent. eli-. i7Mi-;e wim rTppn*rrt—the Eqnal ftightn Ainmdnlent, Inrludlng Car­ rie Chapman Call. Eleanor llorwevrlt and prumlnent Ibtuies hi la­ bor contended 'that It would wl|tc Iroin Atate r.tntute bonktt other .............. lawn which protected women, In­ cluding those concerning minimum wagon, maximum Working hours and .-military working.conditions. "Some acilon -man be taken of tyq «ub)rct of .womon'a staliia." riy.-i Pusan II Anthony, grandtiterit of tbp Intp tsunoua suffraKi-tfp and ehalrinftn uf Hie CAWn commt&slbn wlilch evolved the 111 ^ V A C A N T - i roiejt F U N TO YOU CAN FIND IT 1 MONDAY, SEPT., 30, 1846 firoup Renews Figh t For Woman’s Rights H JK U IR ItT cncuir jui*vm.ph A. • INYHIS MAN'S ARMS! wftf n o girl of Pino tonglos with a man of tfotl, something has to give I And h doetl ^ ban, (above) Detroit, Mi, Juit announced that tb. War De­ partment has requested him to all, at a Judge during Ui. war trials a t f Nuremberg, Germany. Judge Moynlhan aald ho would consider Ihi offer carefully. (International] compromise ammdmfnt ‘Women tlie economic, political and legal He ot the nation. An amendment to th* constitution (a the irual weapon with which to abolish lahrs detrimental to women and t « pre­ vent future ones. We hope, in this amendment, we have found a solution which will wipe out the ■1' ! \ - 1 * ’ . t - IIA IIT IJ :V IlK N If'K S ■ n ir e u t o r o f |l» r I jt a t W ill Atfct T m U m m i o f J I I A I I Y Kl>* \VA|ll#H ItllSIt’ K. d r a r r t k r .| . KOTII'H TO s r m n ■ BTATH OF KtMiltlDA TO! r. W. WKITXKIk wbo*a place of rot<t*«cn la 401 Kim Htr<**|, Vrtdulrk, Maryland. YOU A fIK 'IIK ttia ir re-iulrwl to fit* your written appe4 rnn<-a (par■anally nr by atlArnvjr). tn nr bpfom Oelolx-r T. A. I) l*M,>tn th* nut of Ooaiplalnt riled In tli* cireuli Court la and rof S*mlnol« County, Florida, In Cbancary In Iba ■ull anllllrd Maggie II, Kacbary, widow. Plaintiff, i s .la mca A. Wright anu aiargarel it. Wright, hi. wire, and P. W. Weilael. ,Tha nature or thle eult la Ip. have fait I i M II II. t f U,t 4, IT. COMMANDER Larry L. Davis landed his Coast Guard PBY search and mercy piano with -a rescue, .team on a lake five miles from the wreckage o f U>« Belgian airliner which crashed 22 miles southwest of Gander; Newfoundland There' was no immediate report on tha crash survivors. (JnfenMtiona!) Many householders, w e know, are b ein g deprived of electricity and are being seriously inconvenienced b e c a u s e ou r s u p p ly o f in su la tors is 167,420 * short of the amount ordered during the past year. day o(. n#pt*aib*r, a n. isia. . r i.p . itp iw n o N *IOTICtM , A> C l.rk uf said (oim du k'n iu LTA ) I ’ lrru lt Dirurr WAR AS»m AdmlnUtralor Frank IL Crccilon (le ft) and Ilrig. G<h. J. A. Mull Ison, of the W A A .! compare notes Jwfore tcsU/ylng a t ! Hogs, eommlttcr taveatlgoting sur­ Plus property disposal. MullUon do- Just sis soon As w e can g e t supplies ofinsulators RISCUI WORKERS removo one of tho Injured from the wreckage of tho westbound Transcon Liniilcd of (ho.Union Tactile Hallway, after tho crock streamliner left the rails Qt Victorville, Cal. Six died and over seventy were hurt In the a.cidcnL'Anny planes tWw tidily of the bollr lnlurcd to hisnllali • i. (filter sstOnai rx»f,-'.o:o) POtICEMEN TAKE STRIKER lfarry I^iDAy (on ffruiinil) fn*-j custody fur the second lime hi two Hays as a free-for-all breaks out at tlie gsles of the Warner llrothvis Sludlu In Burbank, Cal., during lira Jurisdiction^) sir ike that Jiul lilt liinjor lllm companies. It.it-.ky Is olt< i’vd to have slugged an 5i;il.i|or who was nltciiipliug to photograph tlio inrlir. (fnlcriulluxuil) and other critical materials, the m ore than 2 0 0 0 ; m e m b e rs o f our o r g a n iz a tio n w i l l make g o o d It O IlK IlT L »iK th e ir p l e d g o lo t im m e d ia te a c tio n in t ak i ng c ^ re Ol y o u r n e e d s fo r “ S u n s h in e S e r v ic e " . ' . •' r^ t ‘ ' '' ' ' . ^ " «•* f • U «o v «- wind­ storm wami Boyd A Co.. 'laclud.s Colv.s: IE THE F m o tin ( 357.6W 351,312 'HI-and T m Isia .M of «* «r t L a .. Uarrtaan, da 162.341 he signwl In snent to Um wag. lUbilixaUoo rag* The Ada - - > v j-.. v, c-:ii 24977V commission to pay th. 90,000 Af striking re. mm Um wag. acaia o by lb. privala. ship owners. Tb the lith Coo4 wr hood of Tlall* Miami U Sen) * U . ) . At tbg 'A Controls llfl.d June 30 ' 129.7B7 �MONDAY. SEPT- 30; -Hug THE SANFORD HERALD, SA N fO R D , FLORIDA anford Herald Heart Disease iGovernment Survey SUCCESSFUL • ROCKET EXPERIMENT | NowTimesWorkOn i Children’s Teeth Abput four .million pooplo in-the United Staten have aonta-form~of-4jbnrt‘ disonsc and- the nuniber o r fttfles ia steadily iitcrcanintf, the Metropolitan Life Insurance 'Com­ « S » * a m i i Im ■•■•Ire t 3 t. ISIS, at Ike P e e l U lllr e pany report*. But’ when all the ft\cta arc clearly undertars, V l.r U a , aaSee tk * A r t rraaa a t H ijd S X l » T . ______ stood, it is.seen Uuit.there is no whrhtnt nt alf for the common belief that the situation In heart disease.is jfeta o L U s n - 1 - usea a tinff out of Jmnd and that the larjfe volumo of heart disease is due to our modern way of life, * •*" I . "The major part of the increase in heart disease," says the Metropolitan, "simply reflects the rapidly increasihK proportion of older persons in our population. In the pnst 17 years, among the millions of pvnwiy* in­ sured-in the Metropolitan’s industrial Department, there has beep an almost uninterrupted rise in the recorded death rate from the disease to a maximum in 1943 nearly CO percent higher than iri 1928, When, however, correc­ tion is made for the akIhr of this population, the 1943 rate was only 12-percent above thnt for 1928, and the 1945 rate only 4 percent above that level. “ Chantfing medical ideas are also factors in the in­ irtar1**! k>*4 crease in the reported number of deaths from heart *»w t*rk. disease. Unfortunately, it Is not possible to correct the rate for heart disease to nllow for this effect, but the fact is that deaths which in earlier years would havo been re­ ported as from kidney disease or from apoplctic stroke arc now in incrensiiiK number? being ascribed to heart I disease, principally because of the chantting attitude of /physicians regarding the relationship of high.blood pres­ sure to these' conditions. It is now generally accepted |that in moat such cases, the heart is the organ primarily affected by increased blood pressure. It Is notable thnt ns , IHBLK VERSE KOk TODAY the recorded death rate from henrt disease hns mounted, YOUR. PRESENCE AND SUP- death rates from chronic nephritis (Bright's Disease) nnd PORT •W IL L E N C O U R A G E cerebral hemorrhage have-dcclincd. i'OUR i'A o I OK '1UO: 'Jhey camo "When all of these influences arc taken Into ac­ to m . us as far as the April k ur’,iti, and the three taverns, count," the company asserts, '*,it is doubtful whether whom when Paul saw, he. thanked there hns been any rcnl increase in heart disease beyond stmto on, Mood! U M " God and took -Courage.—Acts 28; ratal you wmnt.^ jr. You can’t Lvli tium she testi­ mony so fa r whether Henry Knisrr made |1 H,0 j0 ,0 ix) building libtrty ships, or tori *3,000,000. Hut i It strike* u* that is somethin; |t j . which ought to l>c determined it: -. btfept we deride whclhrr hr .» a war profiteer. i; $ i * : J if ,!'» > T*t i Truman’H.Chances Is prosuii’iit Truman sure of msomlnation, especially if Henry A. Wallace runs against him? I’nst history sug­ gests that elected privddcnts have u better ehauce than vice-presidents who entered the White House after the * Tima inegailiu trriurti ■ new death of their- predecessors. Only one .elected president radio Invention which eliminate* was not renominated. Franklin Pierce, who carried every much c l tha trouble with them. state blit four in IH52, mishandled tho slavery question tf not the static. Jos.j>li Conn, who hats* commercials, nml who and was 1bought certain of defeat for a second time. Afworked In ..tho- Navy’* guided tur a 17-ballot fight I'ierce was replaced by James Bu­ missile program, has perfected a chanan, minister to Great Britain,, whose absence from tho gadg-t which turn* o ff the .radio country in the preceding troublous years made him politi­ mtrely by clapping the hands, toms it bark rn again In tha same cally available. Since then no elected president has failed wpy. Thus the rnmmrrnal may hr? to have his party name him again. Benjamin Harrison in avoided by clapping the hands. 1892, William H. Taft in 1912 and Herbert Hoover in Former P r e • I dent Roosevelt, 1932 were all known to be impossible to reelect, but ull who frequently belabored "the were renominated, prince* of privilege" anj the With the vice-presidents who became president it is r ’’ economic royalist*" tn his political different. Presidents John Tyler in 1814, Millard Fillmore speeches, left a net estate of u- - I1.08&1-480. a gVos*.estate of . 1 1 ,- in 1852, Andrew.Johnson in IHtiH jtnd Ciigster A . Arthur B9 h*W,rtrtthr sppretsnl filed with- in 18NT-tTCTtnttrtvjoclcclT>y~\Ffeu- parties. If it was any - a Duchess county-court repeals. consolation, _thu men who heat them nil failed to win in Moat .of hla money wn* in gilt edge stocks nnd bonds, bank account* and New York real es- - - L The Jaycer* urc. repurted to be considering a plan to raise 22,600 for the Improvement of the Mun­ icipal Zoo. Long ohe of the prin­ cipal tourist attraction* - In our city, the Hanford (no has long •hJoyetl the reputation of being one of the largest and most com­ plete in the state and on RundaTa often draws thousand* of people from all ever Central Florida. For children particularly It baa proved a itimulating and pleasant amueemenL -We hope a way can b«-found io make It an even bet­ ter attraction. Schools are passing not ques- tionnalres to parents aiklng them what should be done to hnprovo our schools. Primary function i should be to (each children lo read, to write, and to figure 6 percent‘Interest. Not on* In a hun­ dred ever learns how to do any o f tho** things. When IHnry Wal­ lace gave a copy of hla speech to ■ President Truman and asked If It would be all right lo deliver It, President Truman aald “ yea." He read it. but he didn’t know what It mrant. Then he didn't really” know hoi/ tn read, did he? And if tho President of tta ; United Slates doesn't know bow to read, what can you expect o f - the avenge etudentf How to ftive children the mwms by which lx- eligible to take advantage of opportunities offered by the me­ morial. Mrs. Kirk, wife of the surgeon general, who was herself an Army By JA N E EAD8 _____ mir»» In World War fi conceived W ASHINGTON,'</P)-A ’Vounty the Idea for the Nurses National fair" has started a campaign to Memorial as It will be called. .She says many nurses are shatprovide a $2,000,04)0 national home and social renter here honoring about 10 0 ,9 0 0 nurses and medical women who aervnl in World War 11 . . . . Rpcn*or«t hy the Officer*' Club uf thu Army Medical Ocntrr. of which Waller Reel HotpiUl la .a part, the fair ha* set tn* pattern for similar affair*-to be held nt service post* throughout the coun­ try. In addition plan* for an Inten­ sive national campaign to start Sunday, Nov. 17, have been drawn.' The officers and enUstwl men of the Army, Navy and A ir Foret MwfScat Corps aw "aondly" be­ hind. the n «r»ei In tha movement *o build them a home, Mai. flm . Norman T. Kirk,'surgeon grtieral ment and a refrigerator. of lha U. 8 . Army, says, . Those who know the sacrifice* , *«rvico.-room» would lnand the devotion to duty o f these eluda-Jhwing room* >U h eltclrlc valiant soldiery o f mercy will sewing machines and wash-rooms wholeheartedly support this en* with dryer for washing out smsll leaver to establish a practical, items and- with Ironing faciltUna. Brinks, memorial?* aay* Gen. Kirk. Arthur aIf. ie sr national ethalvtMaH # itJohnson at .• a W A S H IN G T O N LETTER of .Wcrld War I will a l^ 1chairman of tha Nurse* National f can become competent rill- ■ In a democracy U-the biggest Mem of the day. RE TELLING ME! ‘estxai We would gJv uriUe m retar t Control to Civilian Hands? TUB ’ VANISHING American -vanished too so o tv h > einmtd have flayed around gnd anjoyed to respect lh • Hus* Canal. Bui 'ha Mg ha-ha at the expenaa of British don’t nee lha all-conquering paUfacea. k • to . !*# Poor Iridiin, nrver W r M about e homing then- *ii. And bo barf no rent id pay on hit ftp it. fbe (ruck gerrfee which gave him ill ike more tlmt fer bene$eh i anrf sou/aoofkftg re/exef/en. v ~ I I J- ’’ When It re me rime to mew tha itofit,- Pape Rsrfudn M sent rha . S p tcitl to C en ta l P i n t Tha '‘-**4 ** • WASHINGTON—Despite the conflicts of authority* developing from the. divided power over price control* In the OI’ A revival r.ct, a certain amount of teamwork Is emerging among government officials. There i* no immediate threat of an open feud which would break down enforcement of the new Inw .despite the slight disagreement between Price Administrator Paul Porter and Secretary of Agrlculturr Clinton P. Anderson over the new meet prices. Anderson, who is pretty mi^lran absolute boss of control* on food, ha* shown an Inclination to cooperate with the Price -Decontrol Hoard end OI’ A. • The best example of this wax Anderaon'e Drat list of commodities In short supply. . Anderson nikjl to keep dairy produr.1* find, meal on hi* qhrirt supply list, thereby allowing the restoration o f meat controls and leaving tho way open for the Decontrol board to relmposa dairy ceilings. But Ander*on‘ not only Inrltuied llvealnck and * dairy product* on hla list. He went a alep further and Included the major grains—although the De[ that thrrp " n.*..proxpcct a£-arv ampl*- artpplj^rferson's action allowed flour end breed to remain • THE HOUSE SURPLUS PROPERTY Investigating •committee, may refcompieml"to Congress that the dlipoia! of war-excess gcorls. be divorced from Army control and placed In the hands o f civilians. Rep. Roger C. Blaughler (D ) of Missouri, chairmen of lh: com­ mittee, Indicated the group's opposition to military control o f surplus property. He aald: . — ••It aeema lo me that'there’s'been too much Army perronnel amt not enough merchandising personnel In the War Assets Administra­ tion" W AA is headed by El- Oeq. Robert M. Littlejohn. Who la assisted by numerous Army aides. This Hit o f aides Is studded with generate^ When Slaughter s committee began hearings on Alspoasl of aur* plus properly. WAA representatives appeared In Army uniform; They soon replaced these uniforms with civilian attire, however, when the contmlllee’s attitude became known.. *• • • • i• DO NOT LOOK FOR MUCH irf^he way of fireworks from lha Senate *y*r liivesllgating committee's hearings on the 4 .2 mortar •hells which killed 33 American aoldlcn In accidentalNexplosions during Ihe war. * A committee source said the. hearings would only list a day or two and would be tilled largely with technical testimony. Indication* are that faulty,'manufacture of fu»e*. rather then tha sheila caused the premature explosions. The Garsson brothers mu­ nitions combine wss one n f’ihc largest manufacturers of the shells, but did nnt_ mr.lure fuses. It was reported* that the committee might not even csThS^irfsrm representative*. ^Committee sourct* declared that because o f the technical qutaTTons Involved little aensatlonal testimony la expected. It *%o wax considered unlikely that the defective fuse* could be traced to their manufacturer* because of the time elapsed since the explosions.» , • • • • ** • HAVE CONGRESSMEN suddenly become bashful? The quet*tlan was raised when it became’ known that a pri­ vate dining room was being fixed up for House memCengressmers bere IrfTh* C"pR*d. ,• . A dining room prevtoully open to Capitol *m1 *«««* i ployes and their friends is now- being renovated for In Privet* ! exclusive bee o f congreserntn only, ft is reporttd thet only congresimefi will be permitted la lh# new dining room and that member# who wish to lake their relatives or friends with I h .M d li V - ..- a . . t t ._ . L >- » L — ' » - ** ^ them uwtU have to eat In thg.dining room scroll the’* *halt One reason behind L«* change wee belleyed to be the desire o f mtrnbc v to be able to get a quick bite to eat whlla the H ou ii la la .. .• Memorial committed. Jarrett G. White, architect, I)#* drawn the pjans jiUhfi building and grounds. (Nations) committee headquar­ ters are at $25 Woodward Building, Washington, p ~ & Cmdributhm* te Uu fund for the memorial will bp received there. Please do not epfid them to tfcU newspaper.) THE PRESEN . .— ..»*. . — . Monday, September 16th, 1946, for the purpose -of • # registering for tho Municipal Primary Election to he held on November Sth, 1946, and will remain open each day except Sundays and holidays, up to and in­ cluding Saturday, October 26th. 1946. H. N. SAYER. City Registration Officer, PILOT of the airliner "Collosieum,’ Copt. Raymond Jennings of Alex­ andria. Vo., spotted the scene of tha -ecash-of a-Helgtan tmwAtlfntieplono on a Tog-hound hillside, 22 ‘miles southwest of Gander, New* Joimdlnnd. He reported that five 'and possibly seven survived Urq plane crash. (Iniernetlonal)- PIANO TUNING and REPAIRING B E A U T IF Y Y O U R HOME with V E N E T IA N BUNDS Wo can make arrange­ ments for you to finance them on EASY TERMS 1 Venelion blinds made to fit any size windows Last ' 18 years with Cablh Piana Co. and UnlvvralU of Illlnola, Champaign- Urbans, HI. « ’ Free Estimate/! Wood and metal slats > 'Repairing — Rcflntahlnff ■* REHIDUNCK . 1‘ IIONK- 6I1-W or MUSIC BOX, I’ ll ONE *53 J . t SE M IN O LE V E N E T IA N B U N D CO. ’ 820 WEST THIRD STREET PHONE 1.1B2-W WHISKEY WINE RUM ..... -. L et US halt*, you get. tha nun a can make all nrranjreme v low-eoet financing and in* tea. Keep your money nt hoi M. Boyd ft Cfi. Phono !0I. (GENERAL INSURANCE • .. . Ik. Horn Registration Books of tha City o f Sanford, Florida, are open at the City Hall, commcncipg j •eaeioa. c a r e y R E G IS TR A TIO N NO TICE Army to loose War-Surplus —" 1**-***,i-* ’ F llA N K stu dy)' difficult-" • ’ :. other flndiug* of lh«v _ phia Study!" V 1. Average time required fnr filling .teeth of>.white chtMrtrt was Mngcr that/ that fer, Stgrn children—17.2 minutes, compared to 45.1. And extractions foi* N rrr,^ hoys fook tho aRortrri tlpic. (Th«w report effrred no reason for thf,n findings. *• %• • T 2. The length of time for re­ tracting a permanent tooth »h»w!. n tendency, to decrease with ,,j. vanclntr nge. 3. Older men among. the den­ tists flocked in (no trsta. ‘'nppe,r to be sorofwhat nuTc rapid <jp. craters.” W ASHINGTON. OP)— I f Jbnldr has a data with-the dentist, here's some ro lic e 'fc r him—maybe. The U. X Public Health Service has Just completed a study of the average . lime required, for-, ex­ tracting,'filling, cleaning and'pulishing of children's teeth ‘ in a group of Philadelphia clinics. H. iievc, R or not,’ the time re-’ qulred for the longest operation ip scarcely more 'than the time required to play an inning of Coffee or tea *t*ln!i on tabl*. baseball. cloth* will not stain if blolltv •TTq study, described by Statis­ immediately. tician Isidore Altman, was made in /lx clinic* or the Philedclphia Mouth Hygiene Association. It was based on 2,706 routine opera­ Your Heart tions for 1,068 chilren, aged six to about IS years: Needs Rest! Hare's the box-sopr# in mlnulra; By TV. V. Hitting . Tooth-filling—16.8 (with 1H.4 Touchton Drug Ca minutes required for filling upper Perhaps months ago the doc­ and lower molars, less time fer all tor said to you (o take it other teeth.) easy, that your heart needed Extraction of a deciduous a little rest. ("baby") _tooth—0.3. So ynu did. And the symp­ Extraction of a permanent toms disappeared, and almost tooth— 1 £.6 . unconsciously you havs slipped Polishing fillings— I I A bark into your strenuous way Prophylaxis (cleaning)— 16.5. o f living, i \The report said the elinles were That was not what tha doc­ operated for "children In low tor meant. He knows that a economic circumstances" — with tired heart cannot rest as the kids paying- 50 cents a visit other organs of tha body may lo r, routine treatment. do. It Is a tireless, healing The statistician* said the times organ, and must get ita rest required for various operations In'other ways. i i were far less than Jhosc recorded Accept the - physician’s adIn two separate studies of .pri­ rice. Avoid 'the vigorous de­ vate-practice ’ work made previ­ mands of ordinary living. Rest, ously by ,othrr investigators. In live simply,, patronise a phar­ lhorc studies, loolh-fllling time macy In tvhlch the quality of ranged op to 4JL minute* and ex­ drug* nnd prescription service tracting time up to 27 minutes. are unquestioned. Patients having ’ testh extracted This Is tho 12iHh of a scries wer "yourig. adults." • of Editorial Advertisement* Rut Altmnn declared thi. two appearing in this paper each previous studies were "^sported Monday. in such a wav ■* to make com-’ tv e v r total for disease* of the heart, blood vessels and kidneys. This decline extends also to the older age groups. "Altogether, there is little Cause for alarm oyer the situation in heart disease today," concluded the Metropoli­ tan, ."Further reduction in the incidence of henrt* disease among J'ounfror persons can be achieved by attacking the preventable causes of the disease. -Much Pan be accom­ plished also l»y the early detection and prompt treatment of heart disease,’ As to the types of henrt disease com­ mon in Inter life, it Ih, of course, impossible to prevent these entirely, but much can lie done in the way of post­ poning their onset and and in slowing down their pro­ gress." lit parison', (with Uie„ Philadelphia - . I �M O N D A Y , S E P T : 30, 1946 TH E SANFORD HERALD , S A N F O R D ,. F L O R ID A • ... • ------- ^ — • Rj DOROTHY’ IIOK • The N. Pr V. Howard C'h*f*l**r irceived Ity .th e rhapler from ! W crin lril J*m »* Fa.|iii>ii K lit--o f: the .United Daughter*' nf the the Halt « f Fame. NeA Volk NEW V<>]IK If ymi'v** he., « • * Cotifedernev met for the firm University, to attend the unveil* | nuninipg nrmfTM l„ n tir.fl obi nil meeting of the year Friday a fter lug of the littet of Sydney lainicr ; tn.l « pair ' of loafur for ill tn«m nt the hoine of _A|r*. F. E. son Oct. 3. Polem ics to the strtte nst five years, giving patirotitio Itoumillat with the prerfdrnt Mr*. Cronventlon to he held in St. >» an escus*-.' yyu might at wet' J. 'J. Holly . prodding over the' Petersburg' on-Oct. K. It. ami III business. session. • I will be n* follow*; Mr*. Htjlly SKWANKK Fa nr*., Sept. :[U— The mentitle war 'opened with |hnd alternate Mrs. |)/*nn: delei (^iMccinl MON PA V , \ Albert N, H it* «£ Hun* •.bain's Kirbe and II** Fox have ' M spite till the tohtmtiing' ial’ ■*.»1 t«l.. ,L1 i ...... Li_ ■__ _* pledge and * alute to the fl*Vj gale, Nil*. Mayes .and alternate >f slptrlaui > .Sew Voik’s cuVren The American ‘Legion Auxiliary l,)nI* U ' i . trajav began irlom** at Au returned to Auburn University. and the song "America." Mr*.' Mrs, RussCllcr. Mrs. Kmimlll.il will honor the Lcilnnnatrc* » it h ‘ *11* University of the. South, atout ill let inlh-ctii'li' are a d.mtlln * ‘ *7 * " l llmimill.it served a*'accompanist.( «'||| attend as n stall late officer. * covered *)Uh supper nt the lev- *ri,rd'"g to lir. AUxandr Gaerry, tpcctaelw o f gorgcoo* (real silkv Mr. nnd Mra. Jodie Howtngton Mrs. A. -K. Rossctler Delegate* elected .. ......... .............— .— —Icil—the de---— --------.... to attend Ion Hut at 7:00 R. __ M. tnngo R|ng» vice chancellor. Opening with the have left this city - -M. - - Ila - yn **' the national convention to be futiulous rmbrciili ry, >prctaci11i y .and* plan "to |Votional and “Mr*. J. gam y will bo played aflcr the large-t enrollment Jn its 7H years, veiling gowns nnd elegant after•Upper, AH nuxiltnty member* Sewanei’s 17'. male students "will speml some time In Athena Ga. j gave the treasurer’* report. The belli Nov. 1t> through i!,*l were noon costumes. lilts eii'im you , group gave Julian .Stenstrom n Mrs. Roily and delegate Mr*. must look lavish: I K requested to bring .1 cavcre.l thi* fall include KO percent vet­ ErA-nda of Mrs. tem Hull will I rising vote of thank* for pub-J Koumlllnl with Mrs. Hayes us erans. 10 percent of the student* « dbb. • Sophie shows a ’ eclleetinn body being matrirtl veteran!. Mr. be.glad to know that she hag ra- 1 H*hing (he chapter’s program ’ alternate. • veiling gowns m tni'li have th \ Mrs. Ilntlv announced that the TUESDAY H its la th ton df Mr. WiHim.i tjperalcil fpim a recent illltcss. * IkmV for the year. *t — • —- ■■ Officers for the vest Include , district meeting will lie held nt whole town lalking. For-the fir? The Friendship League of the A fm ell Fitts" of Sanford. time since before the war, formal George Go«. grandson of Mr. Mrs. D o l l y , president; Mrs j the Mayfair Inn in Sanford Feb. Longrtgallonal Church will meet He is a senior In the College of town* me I rally gala, lush nit first vice II with the >,’ ■ 1U> V. Howard >ilk tniTet.ts. m ins mid r ol !<«■• at 3:00 P. hi. at the home of Arts ami Selene;* and has pre and Mr*. J. U. srunltlehnum, hn> George T>. Hishnp. Mr*. Pater Thunton. West Side. vinaslv att< piled thV university of entered the University of Florida, president; Mr*. E. II. I.aney. see- ! Chapter as hostess. Mrs. Houitid- Mpiisite bande.ork is hivishe4 Daughter* of \Ve*lej ol Hrst Florida and Alabama. nnd vice president; Mr*. Claude lat. general ehairtnan, will have nt them in the fitVnt '• Mr. and Mra.’ W. M. Scott haw Herndon, thodl recording secretary: the following as her committee*- lovingly Methodist Church' wift have a returned from Coronado Hrarh Mrs. St. Clair White, Jr., corre hostesses, Mrs. Hmmley, Mrs, my pll ovei scrolls of appliti k-1 regular monthly meeting at tho uce or net. iialnatakind l> adm . where they *pent trie summer. home of Mrs. p. A. Rawand, sponding secretary; Mrs. J. M Ibiuglns, Mrs, Strunjr, ami Airs. ’ lashing sequins nod jewel -csr Ittiyes, treasurer; M*», Houmitlatl Mct’nskill; pn-gtnio. Mrs. Holly; iin id cries. 9ln Elm Avenue at 8 :0 0 P. M. ‘ "Mr*. J. 1). Cordell and children, registrar; Mrs. t„ A. Hrumlcy.: place and appointments. Airs, Th* Womans Club board will Her lertoiirnlit ;m,| diltltei suit Terry and Jimmy, spent the wee*- historian Micel at the club hou»e at 10:00 and -Airs. Rosselter, Hishop’, Mr*. W - G. Hill nnd Air*, end in Tallahassee with friends ihaplain . A . M. - ... Al. K. Wiggins.;. D’nistran. Mrs- also nt- something to heltol I and lalailve*. ■ -*Tho firxl P. T. A. meeting of CAmmUiees appointed by tin It. I- I’orkln* nnd Airs. W. K. gu ainn ied "In mat - any tlr- 1 president Include: the Seminole Hi*h School will membership i Hyson; badges. Mrs. .1. ||. Tru- wallflower fnitg tike nn in i Hilt Tlu-'-* npla Mr. aiul Mrs. \V, R. William* Mrs. Claude Herndon, Mr*, llayfs* luck; music, Mr*. Claude Jlyni- plished ehariner. be held at .t:4fi P. M. at the mid son have left for a vacation Iti and Mrs. Mary strong; courtesjr. don; decoration*. Sirs. Ko-sWter in » ’ large ’ ilsgre-- the ehthiiiaU •chord, Mias Ruth Hand will ill*. Charlotte, Raleigh and Wallace, Mrs. J. If. Truluck and Mr* pw « ttew trends In education. entertainment and transjHntntion* >ctn-ktiiil dresses .o f the last fet.V C * - 1 . S. Wiggins; U.D.C. Mag aline, Mr*. White nnd Mi s. Strick|pnd } masons. , . Representative members from all Mrs, J„ A, Hrumlcy, Sir*. W. C. P* T, A. organisations are invit* Mrs. E. A. Uougln, will lie the’ Fit * -ltt-ilen*i*tt a I-it kin-, to tow* ■ ■ ____________ z2J . Mr; and Mrs. Muttrlfe la-e t f Hill; Alililary Cross of Service.. principal speaker nnd hill uses with rich silks, u-ing them wit ed to attend. niRTII ANNOUNCEMENT Melbourne were thr wurkiiTd Mr*. W. A. Dyson: rndio, Mr*,-* ns the title of her speech ‘‘ Remi- * restrain'd sk'ill in a rolli'etboi A chick, n pilau and pie supper Mr. ttnd Mrs. John P. Uopohue guests of Mr*. Roy I’* ed at h r 'E. If. lorney; divisional education, l-nlscence*." The difuricl Is coin-! ‘ I ek ladylike a’nd eh-ganl tinder the sponsorship of the lyrke Slu nunounee the birth of n son, John ; r.-idence in Park Avenue. Air*. |1. I . Perkins; Randolph Re- nnsetl of chapter* from Orlando, j clings to the long, dim dlo. -'tt Monrcr P. T. A. will U- given nt Harold, at the Eernald-I^rughtcii ' . • the school lunch room at tt:00 P. lief Fund, Mr*. Itoumillat; South- Daytona, Apopka, Sanford ,V«n.| J.'raps-* fabric fight about ti Mr- an I Mr*. Hoy \\ illiam* ; , rn liter nt ur•• for libraries. Air* LeesburgM. Admission will lie charge [ f»i M jimriul* Hospital on Sept. US (figure, mtrmlue - a few unev : Mr*, Donuhuo I* the , fotuitr have returned (rent a three *feek-. j Rnasetter; Judah P. Hrulamln •dulls anil children. ’ Ali*. Itosirlter- spoke concern■'hemline". She mate ■ good u-— * . , Verna Hair *jtt. vacation spiatl in IlcnilfnouvilK t Mrn,nr|Bl. Mrs. ti. 1>. .Ri.hop iiif “ Marianna Dnv-“ and' Mi- fmgite tmporleil i nc :. erteru* w kdnehdaa . ... . - ,.7 7 7 ; , , . •. Stopewall Jackson Highway Fund Hisliop sjeke of “ Raphael Scit> hri* liimiut with l.‘H tif hiiml pin The business meeting and lunch*! ,1 l.urul. iT-sf ,------ r--, Mrs. J. M MeCaskillt t'hildrei mes” a* the program of (hi- (tit»iHrt\ ami* • id Jackson has retunnxl U ... „ f tj„. ( '„ nfederacy. .Mr*. M. R fir.st eon of the S.nfrnl Wvman* Club , # T “ TJh T T ' ..I lav .......................... . ................. meeting. The hostes-w Mm ml Kmie tin niptr, will tie held at the eiub house ft i' ‘ St-P»t' ’ 1,1 '* Georgia Tech, Atlanta. Ga. wner-- ,s(r|r\|amj scrve.l refre.hments to the men iu i ill v«»!orh«; i»f the b u llitf! 12:30 P. M. with the following J• w p * * "1 1 ■ ’ ■»■ ,!• will begin his second yea, of a , A form, formal -Invitation has lieen hers present, for , milch uT het frill vullpi tipn a* hostcs»e*: Mr*. R. T. Wit men, j N’ d T K ’ K coilege. j l!iitterflV'*hii|u*ri ln«erl. nn*itt Mra. A. ■!). Johnson, Mr*. L. T .' _____•" ' — —•*, r ' ■ 1 -------------------- — ‘ hr tiilthllT ni it <>' rvoiiil iif;** ' -1 : B n fir r v A .- r n n ' D U C t t I Y t l N r O K — CecP |jn T r u lu c k 1. __________ ________ Social Calendar ' * • •• . • ^ ' v — T E L E N O 14S _____[_____ _____ Albert t'itts Kevins Studies At Sewancc PACE F iV f "™ With. o r d lj Lin *-lb*—buldt- of lh« 'i. ■ them] cheat' with blotting paper I tilit»tc"cl*nnmif. - -Social And Personal- f— |1 — ------- • P e r s o n c 1 1s • .4^ 8 »5 a M rf A S ' 7 k i ? ’' » " ,ttilSS C h in e s e K L rtE s i«S a i5 .....* ■lr'* " ‘ - r ° P ro fe s s o r At’ mis iris will - lie charged... ' • • ,, * ----t T I ip S^nfmil \Vni;iiif l j l ’-j . Waller llnynr* ha* rettinie,) to »■*’* ■ ■ 1 ■ -i. s i e iirirT : i tlniprtrllli' whir - he is attendiiig UMiti1! llM* |iMii*hli*iiry n/ Mn TnmpkiiM »i WiiHhtiiKioit. I*. * fi. ll. f -ini * in 1 -)-g Lick l»* pir-med schorl al the UllUcrstty ,r. I 1. Itrrmlmi will «*|m**« (hi* 11*4^ Mn». L. K. (iiirui'i Pntrr iniiHil at i* aejiftoti mi VV'i i|ri< w ith h bet hump nil \\Y*t S -xIn itil i v*4 *»* th- Wlll-ltlt!,- ftm* in in1* i .' K|oridn Itturheon nt til** rltif* hi*, n * all.I til*' Hi t »‘t*t I« * 1 U •>*ltia*%tlhv I*\i*114ft|f ,Sk«' Ii * ill < ■(> f trtl ff'l Friend* of lln . F r : Mlti-h-l| |*l * Hlfilinn *»f I*i Wii il l i I.[l Willi .ill Miitila.n |ini1x itiul hfiitt .. J.-, *tl> • 1 'A \t\fk| pi (,-•! m i i k # «-4 f t v a C K C K I.IA T H I U . I I C K j__ A 1 .1 M IL1 iitj i»f Kn^li*h H tJfl will l»_* Jtlad to know lh »( jilti* i* ................ .. ,. v ' Mi (m i m i pintkr‘,1 th r li t mi Will •••it • h -jf Ilull (it P*. Mr* tmprji vltijj nt-Q.r -1 hnim*. I.'IIM ( » i l 11 11(ll|^ i nIt n 1 W ii f‘Vi1 Liu Jin,| thru \Mint)' huii'*,r» nvi'i (hi* rt|»i*n i/m II atn| f.e . V. * REl'REisKNTAn\ E nod MRS. hgliti-l to hnc* met many old t • urfh S • • 1 atier hi'fnif ill f r was Ri*r\i*«| ffont » lm f.il «laui:ltti 1 , Shir ley. will ulau U * M. II. SMITH accompanied by friends nnd pniticularlv to have 1 ii*i tirni — fah|i-M ill* hi ih*|*,»i ----— (HPHPtlt Th.- • ^ will ^ MR. and MRS. CLARK LEON-| had the tden-ore of meeting 1 i ' I p l rr *li ii *tf (hr ffittiirr h'ntir , . Friends „ f Mr*. U t‘art*’* it' 1 HI 1* M “ -ARDY returned Saturday ..cvr GENERAL W A IN WRIGHT I Ilf I'M pit mv mi! 1In |ini t v vi it Ii n t" w ith I h r |iiih|l' ning from a gala celehrnlioti for RttftEUT ALTM AN of this 1 1 -II 11-gr t In h'it in l.fi mi *he Ini- HsilL mil Rel.it in VIi mini M i’ , r.ifii|ilv4ii. in m being invited t-i* n t J* f i l l t home on Onfc 1 1'li-cn 1 1 1 at her C E N T R A L JONOTIIAN M. city, .............. . w attending the nml M is 11**\ K n i t Mi it ta-I I it W ii r h l I pi a »'i mfimU 'l» W AINW RIG H T In Starke. Mu. University of Florida and hinadi»f Vale tfniv* rMty %*«Th tin Clna- M t" K U K rh f*l*. M i an I M i? atage.l. by the American Legion casting over W KUF was u .lin »*f \\' I I In vin/; itTfivtNl hu llh r}iarl*> Krh”U* V|t «ui4 Mi* llrr Pat Wilson,, son of Airs. A I* to the tune of H.tbMI and. nt- tier guest Sunday nf MR. and ( 11 *111. M 1* llayu . Mi Mr and Mi* I* ili‘irri-, he ri'liirnftl (*♦ (*hinft man 1J. 1ah.lllv. Skinn-i, ha. reliirnfd'front -peml tended by lf>,onn pcr*"n«- State! MRS. COLIN I*.' KELLY, SR., M i, tl * ntlpm • Mi ♦* Iritrh Knwli*h iii Niiiikni Uni* Dn* id Mr!S' ill.. ALF. Oml Mi V l.l log the summer In Gharlotte. \. officials, nenator* and icprcscnta- \ parents of tin- first hern nf .l.tlin had [• • tfve* were* invite,| to attend by ! World War 11. imitERT was ■, and tin, mils enlere I Stet'oii %rrMty fit Tie lit-Ml,. Mh am ft* i* a ifliir t.<hnl1*. AD anil M i­ 1 II I'.dh* »t. Mi 1• . 1 1e. . Mi Ita- ie Iff ti lII.■!**• of ,.Ml llulytthe Uollrtff Feb-I­ . Alin. W II n t.it. MrJUD G E NQPN D. W A IN -1flying with ( IH.IF K E U .Y when ‘ l y’ -ti,-. 1 i1“ ' 'a.1 llunnt: l hr .Shn»-*Jii|i«ii e w :ij ll nv U tl'l't 11, Mi. nini Ml,. L F ! M l, Si »»* -WRIGHT, cousin of the General, - shot down aflet the bombing nf I \ku j m,i Rucker spent the week I In > i|itfv n| with I hr 1Tmv*,i -*||y Garnet I.IMIw ell h:■ hid*. Ivr, , F ,‘|- A\6"14*1 in d On- t ,, 'A p*rnde was staged early in • the Hnnmn. Mm . VI n. ...I.**! Mi Frhe-1 * t at 1 1a hnlrod with hi* parent* Mr. and 1 « KtmmiiPK t v (i art* in (hr Mouth F.-h.-U ' It'm the afternimn through tnrreoM ; Among -thone attending the Mra. II. W n )i>< Rucker at th-ir I* .1 A■**««»'ih(*’i| UnivfiFiit y « i*M o f i*Ur followed by ' a message |buffet sup|>ur at thr ‘Seminole home tm Yahliria Dr. lie U *r* I h *« i in l h r Nitttirtmt ( ru t m l Unr* J£j i»? n y »l uiul<> other, Countrv Club last evening w m tending Stetson Umveraityr v«r**M> n! ( htniklui; -apcaErt* IT X GREEN i**1 H ARRY T flO K K 'rn d daughter Th ffpncrnl itK*etini! fm in* in* m a t t e r of ceremonies. The ’ P A T ftlt’ IA. AIR. and MRS. GENE Word han Keen rw elv *1 that it rt* will tvr*if ill nt K f1Tlffl oVh*-k /U.S.O, Iluilding was used asgTUUKER, MR and MRS.wR. G Wnl In .AS Irirh nf Wfh hnni. Mail*, wilh n l»il1rhe*»ii ninl hiiftitfpK* , headtviarler*. , UHKSON .if Adel. Gif., AIRS fiii ffiiiri) y**n!'p « winter ittPli with Ihe- k|irakn hi'itlnmmr Artyrng tho notnblei attending p. II. TEI’SIU, MR. .im.LM R S »f t lu - ' r i l y , ilirtl in AVrnhnni tin tit |. .if I n*i hirk fi*j tip- hv i»**f 11 «*f weie.GOV.. CALDWELL, 'SUES- JOHN MEISCH, MU. ami MRS Sept I'liu riiiltil^i'n < In • of llo tip' nyhlu +* . HARD; HOLLAND.JCOI.IN. ENG * FRED 1IELU MR. and MRS. I - * —. - . ^ j D t »L lla jiiH l t lmii'ii im*t»-laa-'<7B' t - L I 8 IIJ T M I WATSON, ’ DR. • T O AM DOLT. ATirr «n<| ! rM-miig «t the home of Jdrs i vlna" ^ . ^ " r'* been [ctrivtil that JOH^i T1GERT and aepator* and JOHN IVEY. MR. and MRS. |Glenn (.ingle, Jr. and. John.llrum' (where they opctntc.1 « sJtnuud [ Wnllot Fealei. The (mine wn» de ■ representative*. The Bollm . Mill-! GEORGE THURSTON,-MR. and ! |ey h„ ; c f t * ’. pM,r.,| t„ the Al b , . l „ „ ,lnlL ! tututml with full fhiWci* '—i*-"^ U ry Aeadtmy hand waa on hand MRS. MAURICE LEE of Mel ’ p k* sdatate* pie<lotu'matlug. ^ __ Tnn ___ Omega Omega fraternity fraternity at th* •lap 'the S2nd Airborne Division. Imurne. MR. and MRS. F. D. f Univrrsltv of Florida. ') in- meetinj’ opi-ne-l with the band, atfll a detail from Ft. SCOTT. DR. anil MRS. HARRY _L. Id-volioiiul lieing given by AirMi* 1. VV Mart RragAr. 'Microphones were num­ WOODRUFF and daughter. DIE ol I n-do 1 It,ml, J Hdhniii tti'i topic. Mi. nmj Mis, A L. Nkmucr mul underwent^*, ttinjoi p-in Ion a \Vmm a." , t„i--fterous as the activities wm- and MRS. W. V. HITTfNG and «tuuithtrm huve r»*tumt*.t to (h*ir broadcast through Jacksonville. daughter GAA'IJ’. MRS. ESCAI* horn* in $i»hf«'nl « f t n -prmlliuc the . Mftswarhunottj <M’i*’inl I th i a t * 'i- -*t w-'t* o iib " aid- I piti«l, H fu h ir on rfi |»t 1 U Informalilv was the keynote' PRICE, f. W AUSTIN. MR t Hi* summer in Fre?b«'M, Sew III. -.t in In mgitig i to -. ii i will be w'bid t*» li'fi1ii • of the day with the little town au-l MRS HUGH W HEM'HEI- *‘**i^« y. j the pi-i |de N tilling nlcp|>. of Starke playing host beauti­ MR. and MRS. ROY WILLIAMS. • ,A Ii*. AL I', lltiyrii-S. Ii , y u-<- \ fully to the throng of people. MR. and MRS. H ILL W ILLIAMS lp u -.n l-nl. pieii-h-il -Ai-r do lion Air. and Mr*. J, U. II ttrhiaou Thirty beeve* were barbecuKi for AIR. nod MILS. JAMES IMDGE nod daughter Elise who at.' »t>*n-lt It II. Williams, llatufll Unit, Ur--* *.-*.inn and n fht-ri, . the “ picnic." This waft followed MR. and MRS. WALTER HIGH ing neveral ini nth* in. Newark, W«ydo Rucker,, Malcolm Mm»- for the coming year include Mra. .by a reception at the Womans and MRS. ROY REED. N, A*, mstntly were, guest* «t Nelll,'-Innies At. Lee, Voli.- W,l- John C.mrrr, Jr. a* pie.tdent; A Club at 8:00 o'clock with the Seem* that Sanford is getting the Chat' hu hrentenar in Quebec, i-i.1111, Jr., Jim tScbantH, Jet it Mr*. Al. T. Ilnynt*, (tr,| vi, *’ General In the receiving line. to IrC the meci'a of social activi- Canada for a few day9. Silverman, Ralph Kay and Da’-' prswiiLnt: Mr*.‘ Arthur Willinm-.' MRS. SMITH aald she talked tie* the*e daya with the San­ I>. Scott, Jr. are, anting the *ln . xecond yice-jn*<*i<lent; Alt*. N, '< •vlth him for approximately ford Rotary Club recently pinySterling Rolling has returne.l to ent* attending S oUbn Caivtr*itv. Knight Stripling, recording ».eiii three minutes and thought him ing.host to’ n trl-clty golf toumn, Washington, D, C. after upon ling tary; Ait* Clay lop Minlli. i moat charming. rea ponding secretary. Mi* K mein and dinner at the Country several day* with-Mr. nsd Mm G ENERAL W AINW RIGHT wa* Club; fhe Lion* Club being host , J. G. Sharon. Mr*. Hulling nnd Mi mid Mrs It. U. G.-utge I ( Ite.L ita** .t m ift i) and (ice -i, Mi - Wait, i I-' - h i .i —I.I j bkmentrd n silver tray by the to the Central Florida Lion* ’ child plan In remain'in Sanford on Monday fr r Atluntn whe-Cammandar of the l-eglon Post Cluli for n dinney partv Friday |visiting f » r several m e lo cln*n - rirtarv nod ticu.m i, A! Mr. Geurge, a former lieulJpnA as the gift was presented 1*1 the club anil now the Sanand pilot in the Navy h.,- i -gi-t i laili-v tlitiam. -i votional 1*" K t many f of the General’s great ford United ■Jkaughter* • nf Uur, add |n-r*onal *--ivi.-r «:haooi Alis* Eiith CLrstnut who ha* ed ft h th ri" v a i •rue taaks wer* review-e(| b- ' the ('rnfrlerncv, .g i l l , be bpstyssc** tp bctus.jviaiting her parent*..Mi. and Georgia Tech. Mi* George Mr* Julian IVi-dci. Mu H 4enaY. The General's reply Was Ihe ifKlHct' ToriYenrtmf l im’ ‘ ri3i Air*. Jnmer Chestnut for several tin- da-ight »r of Mi and Mi and All*. I ourlcr form ti.' per*"1, Ione of humility, praising Id* men al *rrvic<> committer. at the Ylnyfnirlnn with Ml weeks returprd Sunday It> F. 3. J, It Quattlvlutuin. for their loyalty. J. .1. HOLLY nnd MRS. F. W „ Tallnliaiste when- *t»j will Report* »--tr hentd from lit Ategln her nophomor* year. offirer* for_ yearly _ m ill. Sir*. The S M I T H S a n d LEON- RGUMILLAT as the nrgaqltei Mia. Ralph Stewart and two. j rojdr-Ktmrci>»ier,-t*wcher.--invitr.i — ARDYS returned Saturday ^vf- Davtorta, I eesburg, Apopka •Ing, a bit exhausted from tha Lanh amt Orlando will have ref . Friends' nf Mis* Mary Hill, son* Allen and Gary « f ”Kyr*riit*, the cla.'a ta nu'et with her for a Ind. are osjiectcil to arrive today eostumo party In ()cUi|».r. •trenuou* day'a schedule, hut de- resentatlves here at the meet. daughter of Mr, and Mr*. T.’ MCo!!icUon‘ of fmvd nnd clnthlir; 1 III1. will Iw glad to know the U for n vhit with hir paten.*' Air. Ii recuperating nicely at her home, an,| Mr*. E. M. Swnlm. \yhlle en- for OV.-r*ea» rilief wen- taken un 332J W. 1st stri'Ct, after under routo they visited her *i»trr Mr*. slut Air*. Stlneciphvr appoin* >| goliTg a tn'nslleclomy in Orlan-ln II. P, Meilllr for jwo we.-k* at Mr*. John’ I an1. Alia. Fr'ler an 1 Chevy Chase, Md. ■Mr*. It>*e1 to Im- re*pon*itdr for nn Saturday. parking and mailing. -Mtr. dark McCollum a'-listed Capt. William Herbert Meurr, m tA R J U P Y . earn money taking cafe nf babies. Joe \Vnthrn returned home lli! hoite**. with nerving the who haa recently inturned ftna lia r * you heard about th? lat' Cnly, hold your breath, they can’t Saturday from Leeiburg after irfrrndinirnt*. Thine pkevnt in _______ which has 1 llttb! find people who. are Interested!! ylsitlng for. tt»j past three weeks Kotos wberf- he nas been serving rinded Mr*. Pesb-r. Mr*. A: Dv Faria_ fad * * “ * fo r the pest ytar o r ‘»o. i» vlsltlm? animal* running for their llveaf She thinks maybe because they're with hlr brother-in-law and sister, Holloway, Mrs. McCollum. Mi*. Frewh girt* are wearing stuffed In junior-high* school, peoplr think Mr. and Mr*. A. J- Grant, Jr. He at the nrnte nf Mr. ami Mr*. O. Strip!in-- Mr*. 'Heel, Mr*. Wii 1). Farrell, hi* brother in-l»w and irrela and mlnkt We had more h. r m w d ia too young for the plan* to enter Rollln* thl* wpek. sister. C-apt. Me*ser will Im re- 1l*m*, Mi*. Hill Harvey, Mr*. rear the ntwa—th7 kid* im* Job. Is>U o f Ihe teen agera here Mr. and Mrs. Wurt W. Warner memlwre I n* the former county lately Marled draping’ their do n swell lob of baby sitting . . . the* with their eat* and dogs, and have more than they can han havn« Ktumed to their home on roarcuilng attorney .with of fit*.** Ct the Sanford Atlantic Nnllynsl it to see how they’d look. Ilel- die. Whatsammatrr w*ih Casper? Nini Itenth Stn'.'t afta,- apen.di Rank Iluilding. summer at Ashtabula, Ohi ,Wc O f f e r Y o u a C o m p lete Rv the byr, Norma Norcla, 18. '» lltlls dog,-’ Bolt*, »li»pectad w e m and kicked up nn awful of Newark, N. J., won thatuDo»lgn ,T Line o f and Name It ernteat. She created — m m m m m m gm , . ■— -W. lb*, way, fad* get atarUd* a—Twa-pfoet school, frock . ’ Insurance Protection , Like tha. time we sketch*1 ■he named ."Ch»rrh Caprr.*.. On AH Form* o f Property T H E LE U SE R D R A M A T IC STUDIOS Speaking of contrat*. J* out Mr. Frump and, told tha him tm back of cave!- ford Is offering a prire a f* j for two original v e m t o f fCl, AUTOMOBILE Ihe rong she tlqgs on her SUPl . Announce the Opening of Their Insurance and Financing and came to the condu- Club progrem. At a Lower Coat 'T Th'l"*a Thompeon of Exeterthat It originated in England 0O0 ■ ' rm porah New Hampshire, eomra up with ,at the tirtn nf tht.a’ 1 Oar agency cut arrange far M>« a hen-fashion Up: Gltw t h « e k lid i putt out heps In, a financing me well ae tha Insurance, naw 1946 coppers ,irr i -RoosaveU * -w st a* winners. af year problem* settled In ane Now comes a lat tar from Mar- dime* on a ntad Band. She gret Roulhwood- of laito, B*d- it'* all the.rag*. ’ a**.r ;ai. *. -: 0O0 sgland. Margerat con. ..*■*;« rrr r ’ “ THURS rrdllrtrr, Km .O C T O B E R 8 o Bing ha* , . Par Foil Inin itton, Call u .otir'f'opinions because the Terry and Haymea in your teen* —— of Mr. Frump on top |age oolU •• Nice Nle> * _____ she- has you hear him |l For Boya *1111 Girls 7 to 1 ) letter ?■" : Jils ntw plai Talk for a (M l TERRACE SHOKS FOR MIN t TiiAiiii ih phm'4i ii t|i nf hi lllhir 4 ili(x» tlQ}i# i iiihioiilt'r^l wl*‘ H o n o r e d W i t h P a r t y nmtchimr licnil.t ha» « hiit'r.rfl skil l /vIMPUilinvr i t .fill. i» lintn \ fob* M<»nnririif M iv mwl .Mi<. l.dn«p ^,it_ till? hiplinr fi» .» lin lih :! Ill ' ‘M r ., M rs . T o m p k in s • Speak W edn esday; Warren and Mrs. Johnson. n* r s s, TALK . ^ The popularity o f J.vjm.in’s-kondsomc mivr.nin typo design* iinhv.tic, th.rt, .iccorJing to Y e. *a| itylc wlsc men everywhere, Ihe Imhons reallv "hail something there’' Aulhenlieallv styled. I'omtorl.ihlc "Moe San* have .1 dclimie place in every man's wardrobe lr> on a pan today shoe horn be the Ridge! let the * to B. L. Perkins C 'O K K IiC 'T M K N ’S W EAK IMii In(lira Clans Elects New Officers*' TEEN TALK ACM h o lc m vuit. w tili -1 tlerlinj; uncirlit vkiit t w ti- p ic tc ili.u m c r d a te i(t ail h ifjh or w ool um pu* fla n n el. T ou ch ed o ff with a w hooshing h ig pom -pom o f cut ya rn .', .in xage green , acjua, lime. red. ... .' S im > to 15. 26 DO m m 1 STUDIO * h V aent to her bygone For coupl«r« Dewar* ’ o f U g . American friends in Englan... . ; ,'gfya 'em the it Itllkea of Casper, Wyoming, “ " VIVI ‘- a foa that her gang wants to - ’ '*-f** - J* prices for free booklet I — Dayton* B u c h . F h . - n aoa IH iii ■ : HIM M agnallt Av«. . ____ T — Wikwaaaik- & S iia * Famous- fathion* at lower -* P. O. Box t -- - — * * a • . ■ . . * *. * v 1• * ■■ mm �FAUX SIX M O N D A Y , BEPT. 3 0 ,1 9 4 4 ' Wild borec* o f tin* c< are only four fe d “h uh, Blotting , Wn* by • T lih li Wltfftfc1**'-! In Mip n r fu ll Court far thy Kmlb Jmillcitl Lltqiii Pdrump* • hauj' l>eci( cultivated me Iti'Hiiifl. lijJigS. . —!* known .> ,iheijiuj> ■of« Kiorj.in. kil» • iul> inf > n t h Tj i iariMrr i w l r f iVmnLY, On fire and windstorm . |to|k|e* lubjrct' lo term n | (i, we^cun ,If*U# th? pnliry for a term o f' jS y ra re, and you have the privi­ lege o f paying 'the premium 'iW l'4M. )rug. i-utntir; 6 annual initallmentt. You *av* T'»** x*n#n*t H«iur« *»f UiU »uU 2 0 G of 'he 2 nd. 3Id. ith on I !« for illvnrr** sttirl thi* rtylr of rifAltLi:n HOMKIt tVKHIINA fUlt la: TUhl* W lu ln i YAl i*K«rli— &th year'* premium* and In addi­ IlrferiiUht tion we a! ray* hare paid a llfuntr W ife In* ■ uivom-H T-t*t|«ir»,* fm'ip tmml am! official dividend at the end of each ( \ O V l l K T il A W . I I l aral of paM Court at tfurtfonl, Hr T*V; I 'l l A K I^ :H liO M K R W i l l i n ' 1 M l* Cnunfy, Ffurlilii, this JIpI day policy year. No worry about your w l»o *e p lace o f it ild - iM * and l*o*t •i* HrpfrmUr. tJ4«. ‘niuranre expiring fof 5 vepr*. I O ffic e t J d r f i i b tinhaoW nl believe youll like -our 5 ve*r 0. JK IIBKNOOS* . * ■ Vou a i * b ertbjr n 'o llflrd that eull 1. ’lrrk of taitl d rfu lt (’ out annual renewal plan. C. M. Bgyj lor llvorr* h«. hem flint ^***ln-i IHKAl.) & Co. Phone 101. — Adv. UnAUfcit) ’ *M»<! Mini Y«U* Hfr r** NINTH JU O ll'IAI. iTHCLTT OK fjulml to f l l f Jyour written upppirrIn ' faid h*« <b*i uf nr.or*' T ill; UTATK UK VUJHIPA. IN ■ ANM KUH KKMINol.B m UKTV.' thf Noimili^r Itulr IN f i t A.VI'KHT. Cntr No. « I l » Nn^rtubyr 4, It K, AItft Hi *!*>ffliU»I Kb TIHIIIN tVtIWilNH > * *« rm f Anil! i*1n»* will By STANLEY THE 1OLD HOME TOWN _ ■■ . ■■■■■■■ ■ 1 » »■— f ’J J^Y E H /D O C ^jM R U N N IN tJ A &!<?- I D O D E j M NCffM UCHOM ^ S Y S T E M - - B U T H E f 5H S A N O L D BILL F O fc 'rO U -' CITY COLLECTION A<rENCY> out? MOTTO * W E c a n <3ET $ LO O D OUT O F A T liR N Ip -N W E HAVE A fs u p E - F lp E 't b u o w e ” m e * 4 p o ® V A C C T A X A T IO N A N t > N ^ w a s k i n ^ oltt y o u r , M EAT?S„ l ? e M E M B E R r , /fK JUST B E F O R E YtDU/ W ENT A W A Y _ ^ ^ t^>5\Tt>C O LLE& E u » X flCOND YOUMGf »T exhibitor at the Junior Market line Show in Chi* cago, Adclitcrl Mayer, U, Seneca, III., proudly ride* the bach uf hia price whining Hampihlrc hog. Adclbeit, a member of the Urundy County 4>-H club; U pictured with bis trophy, (fiilerriolionai) ClUCS SWING as police In A urcIi-*. Cnllf., surround "Tiny*’ Porter, teamster and wrratler, alter fighting broke out following U»« removal Of hospital supplies from an API. picketed warehouse by non-slrlkera. (fnlematlonal Soundphoto)) Several were- injured------------------. In Urc lighting. FOR RENT S A R T IC L E S FOR SALE 9 W ORK Til! NSW CHAIRMAN of the Senate War InvwUsatlne Committee. Sen. Hurley M Kllr.cwe (nght-D., V7. Vo.), confer* In Washington with Sen. Jotocx M. Moad, (I)*N. V.) whom ho iucrccds. Mesd rrjicnrd the chairtnenehip Una pie of Itis candidacy (dr governor of N. y. (Jnfcraailoncl) W ANTED paintUrs;—eoiltiari u ROOM fur rent, t ill. Park, phone Kll.l, UP with Furl Oil and Keroha*i*. S. It, (iinjcan, H fW . M'Ke U-fore winter. ima'a-t. Phone 11.74 tit If. It. I'upr I n , Inr. DSO FUHNISHKI) mom — fln7 Magnolia I'Opl- N IIA tiA N cahbaKe plan'a • * Avenue. now rfirdy. Phone 705-M. F U II NISIIKIt * room, gentlemen f.AWNS m o w e tl. (trusunabh price*. Jerry iairtl, phone 7|ik preferred. All eotvvenlenceA i ’oputiir Seat.Cover*. _ 310 W. llrd St. • s k m in o l k t ir k s h o p HHIHtUOM for lent.- lilt Ave. I Pork U O C A L B C Y M A K E S <S O O D /A l T H E C I T Y AND RETU RNS HOME TE N Y E A R S LA TE R TO M lliACl.K BLOCKS Mill your home—Superior Work­ man.tup ^ 1-alhi.r rr«iilant, high •tfength. termite proof. M.rncle Cuncrele Crf., JUtf Lira Ave. 1 W A N T E D T O RKN I UNPUKNISIIKD hnii'p tit *tnlr* npnrtntent. Adult* Phone - SI7-W. B t^ A d f LO ANS 1 i iS'CKKTL »ewer pijie—Septic tank*, fence po*t, greu*c Imps, UNFUBNISII E.J opartno-nt or LOANS MARK lienehe*. flower pot*. Miracle htHi«o IofiII v nee fed hy Veteran FROM III) III $IOu •'ooeiele Co., 30U Kim Ave. * mid faintly, A|>|u•• title any in­ Strict or rviiry; fast nerviro formation a* to friend*, mov­ CARPKNTBRS • MECHANICS FLORIDA LOAN CO. ing, boipu-a he mr vacated or ATTENTIO N I 10 2 Sanford Avenue Owner* who may tout. Per­ \W have Ju*t- received a large manent iriidelit. Phone I'lla*>ortnient - of h a rd -to. gal BORROW HERB WIIF.RE 0 . C. lllggs tool*, and It will pay ynu to PRIVACY ih I1ESPEC1 Eli look them over. 3 R E A L E S TA TE FO R SALE YOllK natuial desire for privacy S TA N LE Y .ROC KltS In money matter* i* strictly IIA ItpW AItK CO. ONE OF Hanford's fiim-t ndery tea pi-cied here. Friend* and relative* are no! ■ (jpeitlope^ farm* Idcateil In '.In- litmft of MEN'S, vrnmcn'a arid chlldren'a about your ctedit four cue the L«»t Vtlery disttiet, wjlh a new Fall -hoe*. See ua for the ployer or huelnes* aagociate.lovely hof'-.-. Vou must *r-e -it hard.to-get mercbandi*e._0 . W. to appletdam It, Phone l i l t , will not hear of your personal Clark, 208 Sanford Ave. affair*. There in no cause (»■ „ Edward F. Lane. cmbirrasMnent. SEE US fur Ioner *pring MatFOUR LOTS - Srrnforil Avenue Heasbnabls credit rctiuircmenU Box Sprioga, and jU*t ouUiih- eitv l.niit*. Cheap. ■ t re,no*, No co-maker* on money loans Hollywood lletis at factory Phone 22b-W. Variable price*, iletall More A display 3 L. f o r i^ v ijv _____—i —aooirt.’ .. ~ Florida A VERY good seven .loom hnn*e IIP W. flK S T 8 T. .chnl* Bedding A Forriiturs Co. VOW fiv e -nuri-j*. land with plenty fruit t r . ... Idtnd *ultuhm for i Sanford Mattma Factory 12 SPECIAL SERVICES raising vcgetuhle* or flow er*.! Plmne 1133 and 0T3-J,-* A real lory nt $82511.110. • SICNH SEVER A I, choice building lots in OUTItOAKO motor ho»l for »alo Show card* and poster* — 17 ft. century bull and ,U Mayfair intd Hnnfurd H eight*' O— DBK*S HICN SKRVICfc horse Johnson motor. flood ' aection priciof from $ tltuou to 0. 1). Landre**. Phone 1021 rondllhm. 112 Sanford A ve„ . $700,00. Pii^ure 1028. FLOOR BANDING TW O »tarv home on rnrm-i tut id flnlihlng. Cleaning and wax In gcod locution priced at OUTROARU MOTORS—One l.H $. Naw ffoora aurfaetd to per $7500.00. • III’ new Neptune end 1 u*ed clion. Old tlnora made like new SIX room bungalow on Pnlim-ttp i C> IIP l.ockwuod Ace. Oni u«*d Avenue hold wood floor*, three Id HP 4 cylinder Elto. Also %■ Mdiooma. gear g r e a s e ; life preserrai SEVERAL nice B ' ft It r*om cushltgui, Michigan propeller* to bungalow* In goot) locations j , fit most outboarda. Quick m r r HUNT A CAR. ice on repair* far all makaa o f YOU DUIVH IT PIIONB 2 0 0 outh .ar<l*. William P. Smith', 6 TRICKLANU-MOBRL Outboard Sale* & Service, SMB ' 1 " UHIVB-IT. INC. DOW!R - PLYMOUTH BAHTS* AND 8 FRVICK 10 9 Palwello Are. Phone 1 0 ) 1 ^ * PNICHOLL8 STUDIO ! 2 0 Melscli Bldg.iePhona 1 1 B9 110 WATT Delco condition. Price Jonee, Oiteen, E S ARTICLES -FOIT SA Jjf Floor Mata AvallabJo ___ j ’ n o l i : t i r k s im p 8 . 110U8K trailer aleep* 4. Will take model a Ford in trade. Box 201 Country* Club Road, A R T IC L E ^ appliance repair* — r washing machine*, leaner*, fane, mixer*. anca Service, $94 ■hone 1M4-J. K W A ■ of age or condition. Hoy Rm I, 300 W. 2nd St, _ _ _ _ _ _ USED plinoe for caeh. The Mgalc CHITS anil meal—ground frteh Box, jlhone W8. every Monday from enowflaka corn, Can be bought at (lyrrl, CLEAN cottan rage wan pay 10c par pound, PI* Yter'e Store, Lake Mmi roe. 10 them to the off fee _U»- Img. $1.00, Hnnfnrd Herald. OAS FLOOR FURNACES — Wo PICKUP truck. Dixie Store*, UQ3 - Can .make Immediate delivery . on get floor furnace* for ute In Sanford., 'Modem Apnli- SPINET Plano wonted >a b once*, Inc., 428, N.- Orange ' condilon. Phone 8. ■ UNC1NG opening "of L. D meon Engineering -A Surng. Morion 0. Oonion, re •ntatlve. 110 N. Park Ave DING - Roofing - Pelntl ith Brother*, phone 1082- f w f c t t 7-W, 132.00. lewthere In moet com «u»o e«»n-«*» « i w >ic*t* *t. By R. J. S C O T PLEASE TRY ' SHOOTING......~ BEFO RE SHOOTING . BAC,OBO T r i b e in THE PHILIPPINES F il e f r t t iR YEEfM -To SHARP POIMY5 k YHis H e l p 'm EL IO N S Bread L W iH Q o N 4H E FIR S T YUE SEREH4E1T M ‘^ A F R IC A Yo M tA p A • ‘PEACEFUL LIFE A P H R O p lft- +4ALF <HE CcrffOM CROWN I h THE UM lfED states I* S o l d m ABROAD T H E LO N E RANG: N O jN E N E A g GOOD! IV /A N T ID EXAMINE THAT CABLE. )--------- -----------— LQOKAT TH 15J0N TD \£> FILED PART*! NO WONDER IT SNAPPED, L-* B 7 * ERSONAL SEMINOLE TIH R 81IOI 201 North Perk _____ Teleptwne- 87______ U.VV »»' » j t i •* .4p ' i v=- i- BUY cow* Thone ft VS eUljation capable of heetl four to eight room hou* table top model*. A limit Quantity for Immediate J P i livery, freight' .prepaid any- fl’OUCHTON * Where In Central Florida. Celary Ave, 1 write or wire Modem nc*4, Inc.. 428 N. Or- LOST - Jer* ^, °f08 ® Sanford ja . 5 SS! Ave. — NOTICE LIONS IN THIS AREA HAve b e e n f e d a n d PH6T0GRAFHED VERY FREQUENTLY; SHOULD THEY APPROACH YOUR CAR ,Tp,0 CLOSELY, | 7 Pets* UwMtockHbil I IT icon's SCRAP BOOK SNAPSHOTS— printed, developed enlarged. Wa copy old photo- W K NKKD LISTINGS, of Farm*, Home*, Grove* and Jturinex* Pronerty. W. R. William*, Realtor. Tom lhdt A**nciatc, Phone 1120. 1 1 0 N. Park Ave. A B O U T COACH I MEAN /TO W | iAPHY _hro|t#n. Sira: try Club or L County 2193. HELP WANTED. nd white female named 'Frtekyr. ACCOUNTANT ager. Top eala , Sute educet Reply to Box 08T — "Corel * It 4p e d. iln, hoteeeho* etnl Phone 883-M. » . *4 ; •. TT"'-r t „’ r ■ y ; . �iClON&AY, SEPT. 30, 1946 FLORIDA THE SANFOHD HERALD, PAGE SEVEN ■y ■ Boston Boasts Of Swimming Te Jar d Hitting And teplaces Kuril hull Eleven A rF .N .A Fine Hurling Club sr . Orlando Fighter Is Praised For Gameness In Contest In the third pnrtotf. Dm tb, Ki rd u ]j, »||e wu* the following a long Cainesv In drive fighter . I ever fought. % « n‘ * - w * Inuchilown and Th(. rUpt il.ln'i know when Tenter Buddy Smith c^'V',rJ P he Was' whipped. He kept coming for the extra tmlpt to rWe tb* , fyf mon.Qpoish.ment and that Hurricane-’ « ITt to ".margin over '||lfc' f v/J. the * • ry -Fed*. *Kliiard stair,) that he‘ intend* A f'» r an exchange of ounta. the *0 Ri 0p f;Kbting for n while ami Ftda gain*d their needed break ((,nrn more nb*ui| Ihe finer points and imn • dlately tenk advantage I „ f ,j,t. eami, ||,. intpriiL to *liarp* of it to spill the Hurricane eleven. up |,j, punr»„ , „ml *tudy It Anderson « « i injuredin tin* j trtnively on Id*footwork. Ill* third ipiarler hut returned tu the „ ew .,,,rructiir will I r Jack Shari* contest in thp finnl nerlinl ill lim e, tn {) t|a„*b ringster. who wns in to lea,| the SJrmlnoir machinr to -,j,r ((„>,, hu«incM l^» ym v« j BVir first victory In twro starts ne„ R'n,| ,„iidr <n- te a ntCinr f..r Thus far this sf»ion. Idtnsrlf at ti Iwikrt ttltnl of _ th«* larifrr Soinhrm citirw • Cards Pack Solid One-Two Punch In Musial, Slaughter SPORTS O D D ITY llr A tM fla in I'm * There is no .vcb tiling as uv. •• time pay fur Mn)or 1.1 ague play ers and it wu« ju*t ns w II for the Jrrasur<s of the Chicagti lly HAURISON II. McfilLL White Sex und lletroit Tigris P Newsfeatures. KT. I.UlLIH^Jp ijjfli. «»'< that sin H was tile ease tiark l«i rsargua Knox. S jftg lrc » r The ^ ( dMriWlfl HUlfe. . pack a rine-two punch that might Thu Tigers arid the While Sox compere favorably with- (kthb* play .'*1 a four-game »eri«* fr«>m llellmann, Kuth-Cehrig, Williams iS.pt. It to Sept. I'.’th Kvett gafue Doerr, or any oth. r such com- , went, extra innings It i* a Major Hnatinn, pn«t or present. j i.eague rect rtl It is not a coincidence that Mudal leads the National League in rsna reoretl and Slaughter, who RKt'OKI) KECOVF.IIV bats next, heads the run\b»lt<-*llfv-de|*srAwt*nt. Mwstsl gets on thn CLKM80N, S. (*. (d t- H - a d Baa* s, - an a -base hit rr a wslk (YatTi Frank Howard of the ('lentToflen intentional) and .Slaughter son Tigers knows all nliout fumb­ brings him in. Take eitlur mnn ling on th footluill fold II? odl of lito lineup and the other e once rect ver- d 11 fuiulile* m our pirforinanre prnhablv would spf game on n r«in-sonk;d field .it Mr. Both nra having their greatest Nrw Orb oils, I.a where th Ala kaina and Tiilnnc frs-.hm o tan year at the plate, in the first sea­ git'll. IliiWBid wu* a giotid f t*i son rlnce their return from the armed . forces. That right field the Crimson Tide. •crcen s i Sportsman’* Park ha» taken some punishment in Ihe is ah: ut like Iraping out of the Of gray of extra bo*e drives. M i»lil frying pin' into Ihe fire. Bt leading tha league in Mtllng course, a pitcher ran walk Slaugh­ and showing the way In doubles ter too, provided there is a' base arid triples os well.. SlauhVr * open, ^ut this -would bring him p*rformant« ha» cauictl Nation*! face to face with WMLry tturowL e.g -e pitchers lo wonder if there ski. Aud Whitey it not exactly n’f srmeihlng in name* after a soft ypet iti th? Rid liird line­ up. . L So, if the f'ntds get lo piny the “ His only weaknra* ia a base on ilia," somebody said of Ted Wil- Iliteox, in the worll series, pitch­ im*. the posox slogger. It might er* lerthr, Hughsun. and Harris lit as well ha ealj of Musial. will have their work cut »>o< f<vr But walking Stan to get to F.no* them. i 30|9 . . P h on g 1174-J P A IR S on (ill wakes o f OUTBOARDS . • * f ■id>«on. V*.i,|.i,} <11 h di-cumin . in* . 1 .*• ,m 1‘ IMm h J i j .dim m in g. ( r. ri* irt 1 m il K. i i i i i ^h k [ i.| iin Lailft C%»r|»* t. 1L1) , b fvtl »tti .1 iMMig, whlC h v%ill U> Ita i t i. in i.t NOW IN STOCK f [ 1 ft Pressure‘ Cookers Minch them up nml are her rim* tx-iter than th Yanks*/» iitlng I'OHihe Sou I 1'l.iei lh r. Flovkl II»v«*n '••• 1 eli I Ifvtdv (lUluprtt ir Hot mil".* . lid Newhouor. |)j t r y Trout, A itari| Trucks and Alton Benton? i’ ur M f.ii* F ’ trif. lluirhwm Haiti * himI lliili.ii ImVf th» * •Ti -.1J W 19. 1 / fU j ii Fb’cl rir Truins Casting Hods Ifniriif'* h.iulfft. If !'ii" ■'.i* *f !•* ro ,V ni o*i 11 «*iTT iTTii •••I \Vlib*in* iidiiiox iv-t) at* I •i*' VW* >|i»;k*#y Wri|nn f«», |ho tt I . . I. » I 11• L: 1 i* !• ,■ Photo bv Havmoml 3'inlio The paiue tint refreshes on live .S'jiUm*ie Country Club golf course is Uj .diC'1 on the sixth Imlr whetr'lli.' old bariel of «(gcf water *tan.ix, Taking tluie hut fur u dp are W tt K rn ilit. John Ivey t’l>rt*-*|ent;|ltegnr Country Ctut* pio (Jrorgc Ttiuatnii. Audi* * Cai raw ay and F I). Scott. * ■ Orlando Cops Two Victories From Moultrie Team INSIDE SPOUTS IMPORT I INKhlt 1 1 r.i.ii, ORI.AaSOO, e>t*p» »> (S p rio li Th«* Orlainto bdtili* tlUlllltfll the* Mi'III III*' Hitilx I • l»* >e'-le-f .liiV aft l lIHUfl till the tlim*. .^.itiinluy Veit 11Ik* th.'low m,| ItIL* • ais'E 1 * uy it I teg Z ceiUlll. ullil >«‘ kU*mI«> Oy .t *1 lu I 111111 if in. I'lltl** Scut L u y , M in i »»li th.* nill lur lilt* SwmitAi ill tb.' fio t .lit wlull* the PncK^i« arm .Mim ' i .iiiiimIi mill I him . Whitmire tu tin* mouit*!. I hi* w«*coin| tilt fmJUtl Howl-* Marlin t«MBinir frr Otlnmln ati<l I.* 1 iiuiluitUMi pit* huiK tui Mtnil-j tcui). • lhf,i» *»»H' 0 paid “ '*• ill Mi*Ioilii f»>r tl«* fii^t (Mu |;uu)«». j I hr twn 1elimu telurti to Moul-i iitc 1 . ifwuiiir p av luttuivrow ami! it i* likely that M.inupcr Mad* j *kl Will H.lllle S*»'tt I Ml > tU pitch lot tin Si'imtoiyt. ■i* that tin* \ iiiikx liffl t»*l\i to In* • Illfl'i With t up l|H||tir* h;* i ll ■ .A lMM ire hi hn* ll*» I ' Ml* I All ij.M.M* Ur p.trtli Iltluly atii.-u- to tuff Hum 1 n in . it'd 1**1 tt„ . l> . |f|g{ p <irp Ittbltjf llptan tlu .ltilltl III Stea* a» In l„ Ajl M'lltri j* v .1Jr. I* V '«. P*1IjC fidl I ||j) I-.. ( tfr 1. .ui < h:**U*v Kill 1 vhi«v tin *hhl t.» 1 |!tthi thru pi i*wmi bnt line •a• \ *I *tu' *irn • •ti*' h* * »• 1 I.aateliegj .|* I f * I • • T die* r«kVl * Pok \Nalfii M •l,»l iliL l l i i i ,vii,| tl.il Ililt ll ( elj t If \lt«| III lol .1 itUtuli 1 . I *t»l». If*■*s| **| III** lUllit* *»|CM . I. f I t^* HKk'idk.iUil Hiallt f 4 " I. tuts ■• le*i * .uni ' Ini v t . tt s • tiMi \ lump * * Koom llc.itcrs fT |i( I IKl.STOM S T o lv 'r .S i*f|e iaet 1^ Hut mh t kto of Oi mi h»-t then l*»i*»* i *i!*th » Wh it \\ 111intu .!• t littifTir. lYsk) amt P’>M;h E* W rit' e*«iU .1 m | k ill tf|# M vk.*^ tihuuyw 4l»er« hetlnuel I lir i lllltu l s. \i I v tit'ii •h lleewti it $y JlMlty of FLi on ,f|i a11\ elf Mi,lull Kll'lMT I lie K n r r r lr **n.| *i» i l wifur * Irgl \ t»» h ! !»*t i»» Dm; D M tic G K E G O R •• • HIH r • l l f r ilr*!* jli .! |)r< 10 I mi* *0 * *iff**i *’ ,*, l* •w.17. (r I I.*i2*l f .•*!*» v« •|a||«| III M«liill<iM |e# new# ilir -fhr lliirrirnxi't jiln) lit, I hi Ii i I.im**' aft M mii *tni|) of Cetnr” i.i. In* ,v t*tD u Itn<I , ! it (AHA _tifih 1 v. mi luitrii ’n 'Juaiiiii’.intiii^* **•»! G O IJ )S M I I II lind - BANCROFT Irm y * J»V !rr*il’ pr.im pl\D fiuiilr | nnr I «n f my i tu the* rily hv the pHvrrttntntt ’ wr«! I •••! ILiK *r n -HI it *»* mil \o | iitiproxinuil I, t 'io.tl ri to their lesenth p • t'ail Is lh- stadium In* aptiroximalr fu *l in l» ltt«t to tun* ■) 2 1 ,1.0 .1 p rnmninl in * .. ■■ *» i • • * <h xinsling l , u *!.,iit|< I tea hcf. | ,i ,,,-m *n r td.ii <1 in lh •* t,,i. RAC K In'S itin! ti tout •■•■•I l>, •! ml S tu rd y, l.im m .ilc I, o f l u i . i l fi.im i'x lli.it \* .11 w ilh s liim l i t's lrin g in g a ft e r years o f w ea r. MacGregor CSLTA a|)|)rovt*(l Toiirnanu iit Tenuis'* Ralls- ~un C o m p lit r Stoch O f • \ ;ili\ e R iir k c l I lie lie s ! C overs in s w e a t s o c k s s h o t 's ! take' ills* father, wlTo’ established thy world’s mark that since has lieeti broken, ia » ^professional driver wbo s|ieclali*es in the faster clas C nrofcsslonal • hydroplane and runabout evknts. It waa July 17, lU.tN, lis t Tautiert Sr.,' hit 4U.I1 miles per hour for five miles In a •*-. (. iirotrsiionnl runal.mit. The National Outboard Racing Com.■nistlon's rertificale and the Amen ban Power ' Boat. .Asanclallotv* m dal for the feat rest among he many trophies and awards at he Taubert home. Bombay Deflates That Cop Ego SPORTS LAUGH Early In Ihe football game dm ing the 7k to 0 tlaugiiti'r whlclf xho Chicago Hears Inflicted un the Washington Rrdskins in I’Jlu, Charlie Mslunc, , Vi’a*hlnUm end, dronned a pass '/rum Sammy Baugh In the end gene. It wouil havo been a certain touchdown. Alter the battle was over, a .' Younr Taubert has been getting friend waa talking with Baugh. the feel cf .art"oullioard raerr for The friend said: “ What a shame! . B o m b a y , India, i a v - T h« information ilirt<iturn!i' of lliiniloiy f lovincc nnnoumej that tin* p j. ir«. uiiit ( tlrinlu huv r rnIt let. icy ami i.............. fficiui* ...i n ..celvgd iiu structlons tu discourage lit - nddle from oddre.-slntr them with titles more txalled than they 'really posses*: “ The misuse of such honorific tIUes'Conveys falx rudlrris In the minds alike-of office)* and ihiv public, ' 1 the dirrclo'rnt,' said, i f obj.cls nsrt>cularlv lo nd<lr*ssing minor official* and police office** wfth title* rrgghl-- translatable a* ’’ Big Ross’* or '’f,r:at .Man.” thi past two ytars but hegan n*t r*clog only this year. He'* now siting prattg with hia own ..otOi wiilck bit father Recently bought ah*l helpegA rebuild for «im... . M JL “ ' —How rften do you go out for a practice run?" the boy was asked. •I don't," be answ.rrd. **Dad said that you don't put speed In your motor when you practice; you take t out." Baugh replied;. "Ye*. It would IV* be n different. KRMMBRER. Wve­ ry Ing hi* treut rod t low* with . some lln If he had ,n t t , ps ,i.us k* 11 '•* . n i r r i d ii 'iV.ltn , » i III . id*> A work stoppage » « - * uused ^it th< io*i ph Vurnrij Inline tiv a r mile *1 wren- rhr fralherel varielv. On* s i n built a neat in the Yuengel water pump another atop u work •■hup Im w Ii . Neither dim pump' i s r h'pich. vowed Ylieng.'l. wCj-, diaturln-rl* until tlie* wren’s fam­ ilies mHterinlilril. H a v e \oi i r t e nni s r a c k e t e \ | ie r th r e s tr m u r wi t h w a t e r p r o o f n> Ion S|..*>(l With uut Sti-tlh up S P O R T IN G - GOODS 1011 Kn-I Vlntl S*. ’ , IN THE SOUTHEAST More pcoplt diink Atlantic Ale apd Dccr than any other It must b e... j. M „ 1.*' '"‘Q-eiis1*'* ______ u n u s T r*it i Th* " l0pl**on» ■» messen ' f f r* goes back to 3M0 I), fi. ilng through F fv be 'ir.lmol ur{n$rbl”n' thtf'head. k lllrl'lh * iplU* and draggisd It proudly 14 or door, Mrs. Aoplr reported. # gasoline motor* I1I4 .Xnvui For oxnmpli- • T o ' the* 'I I \* 1ip f ur !)n\ Ferri«*. Tt-x liuiillrim, .Mii'kev Haiti*' nml Joe Dealer fo r M IC H IG A N PRO PK U .O U S AT ACCESSO tmiv d m.iu. III DILI. KINO II' X . ’a » fi.iiur,* liOHHIN- Thin Jiottwnr Am I • r.n Longue Intupbuli' In ju*t like *1 »ht* 1 . 1 „ f it »ii".' Itmi. A Ink bo- to have sjuoig hit tin'.' ml too*l pitching -|«i win |*.-n- IIK I.I.K V Il.l ) SALES & SERVICE AL'UUKVI.Mt:. * Perfect Balance On Field And Superb Leadership Helped In nnr of the hardest fought battle* seen in the l-cglon Arenn in Orlando in many a day w it the match between* the Hanford .pugilist, Hillv Kinard, and Tubby Holloway of Orlnndn Friday night, in which Kinard waa the victor in the sixth round by vir*. tut- of u knockout. Kinard had the Orlnndn hoy on the canvass »cvrn time*. In the third round Hollovfay » ' « downed The vlcarry came momenta later eernnd time. In the fifth he » m when Anderson, with good fur- on the canvass three ti|nei. and ward Wall blocking, ploughed over in the sixth Iloiloway wA* downed %>r the extra point. twice. The uccoml »rme In the • r a l w a v llle and Sanford both »«**H * • » }f>e last ond the OrKOred in Ihe first half. Csir *• Undo pugillat stayed down for ville’a Ilennlaon Smith .went over f ou')t* ~ , fo. the first touchdown and U '» r Jo*11n", r.i°h ’ Kinard' second. t$ 7 Fel e'-ven rippml through the stated that IfoJIoway ahould^iever ‘ Purple llurrlcanr for n six point have relumed Jo the i mg after marker. Aiulefaon kicked the extra the *WrJ round lie rtativf that point an I th.* Fe.1. ted the llurri Holloway had taken tKo ,nml. cane i.'-vrn at the end of the pun sh.m^t t« refund hut the O,. hair * In s la ltd11 youngster kept gelling up ... Howwomenandgirls • ^ o tr n Y ic Ifo n e g_y. t Mft/k (to iIJ5V1 m~nn In his noos.lte. haul d In hia n*t lb«* '•H>*r cn he reachodiday *nd found two large sharks a win «it r r .;.o o ih t xrllbln flee feet of each I removed the i other. One weighed 100. pound*, Cktrhar. CkMUwm*. QtUmit ■ �JH E SANFORP H EKALP, SANFPRP, F L O R ID A A cracked fdrnncc firebug m»\ 'TuWr" 7fr rsrajK* Into* ih<bruise and c.nisj itspKyxTiTlon.^ * ltr Leonard ILirkrr • Optometrist * Eycm I*»nniiic*l— —, > •: A LLIA N C E , Neb.— The ladies •irn l gclng lo lure this, liut cowi w»jr», loo, aril waiting In IIm ' fo r -nylons, and they’re gkttlng tn m , . ' * - t. . Only the cowboys* nylons are ITpe*. objections of some die-hard*. the use of* nylon robes has caught en t among the mep who work th* horse, and cattle corrals for a living. In the words of some rowboys, the nvlon rope Is tougher than a two-bit steak. The Army started It by using them as tow iope* for troop sliders. After the war en­ terprising manufseturers offered them as ropes to the rnwlioya. * Ceeil Wilson of the Nebraska Brand Committee In Alliance waa one of the first to give tho elon­ gated coal-tar product n try. He used about flee or »l* hemp ropea a year. Mj.it jkU year old nyI. ntill -*111 goring _/i-_ strong. I i . ___ U « Irn «>pe is Now all "thp cattle bran Inspectors ar« —‘. l!_ L.-rid belli] supplied with nylons. K 000-: t_................ ...................... nylon coil weighs only ?0 to 2ft pounds against -10 to 48 for tnanila hemp. . Find th« property And n , 850,000,000 This Year!!!;- - O P ^ W it your plan aid original discharge paoars MK8 . AIU TIIK |t 8MITII Spencer (W erlU ro •• Ueglslrrrd 1716 Palmetto Arc. 5END flE HALF DOZEN OF )t)DA NICEST**, FflESdCST £ SSATtO on hU cot la the Wetalar. Germany, Military Government jail after capture by American troop*. U SUnlalaw' (The Sniper) •Ballon, suspected of killing 43 Ger­ manj. The Polish outlaw had vowed to slaw 30 In vengeance for the kill­ ing of Ala parents and three broth­ er* In Inland by the Nazis. Ballon waa leader o f a gang hunted foe many robberies. (International), ANDREW CARRAW AY AGENCY ' Insurance Mas irrrlre* ANNOUNCEM ENT l am pleased (o announce that * • V , . Mr, Raymond Lundquist X ( W e s o licit jrbur lis tin g s o f a l l t y p e p r o R ir t ie a ) A. W IL L IA M S , Realtor 80S AUantic Bank Bldg. N E W D R Y C L E A N IN G P L A N T W e Would Like. To H ave Y ou Come By And Let Ua 8how You Our N ew • .* And Latest Eqbipn\ont P. 3. Bring your dry slooniag along with you. -• . , THS BEST MOVE THIS YEAR... > s . itaa ,a_f*i .^sJrtUh^BgWi •f f ^ ' i a* r nulfrv Tits »rfo ra ej to*oppsn|'to~Tnff ’ c i_ HM. to $36b tor ■— -------- ^ |W tie bo allot Instead 0f hnngotl if ^otween University r>f Tampa spd. .................................... Normac Junior College to raise he la eonrjemnrd to dio. -----. , ■ ■■ . (funds to seat 3.000 more p'oplr'In 1 lit the football field. He also told Pittsburgh I’ aces • of a moenulto cor'rol protect ®»it Oovemor Ocorgs Hast of Ne\v Strike Threat District faesburg. urged more Interest In riTT.snuRGii, a»pL ao. on— •he Holly >111] nroject and told of The steel city of Pittsburgh may 'he work of Dob Burnette, blind have another strike nn its hands, executive director of the project. Progress at DeLarut In •'-cnrtnx on top of tbs power strike and a club house for teen-agers, purthe street car shutdown. - Eighteen hundred employes of eight major Pittsburgh hotels are voting today on whsthsr to go on strike whan their union contract'expires at midnight. Tho worker* are membere of the A K of L Hotel and Restaurant Employes' Alllanca. •Meanwhile, two new feddrul government conelliatora wars slated to arrive in Pittsburgh to­ day to help find a solution to the power strike. The Concilia­ tion Service In Washington has asked ths power company and Iht striking union to enter 'Into would be a big a a continuous negotiating session M. C. Klrkfsj Kustla until ths Issues are settled. Lion." told of tl most far-reaching effect a boy’s safety the tight] shutdown of tranalt service by 1,200 street cars and police, and %l plans for an auto IRS. buses. The lack of trmns- raffia and a Haltowem dance and kept thousands of halp' to be given the school in Improving the.football field. Progress of Daytona' Beach Eisenhower Holds . I Jons |n. attacking the ^JuveaBa pioblem and of eatabBerlin Press Confab ‘l delinquency llshlnc a. boms where youths ar­ rested ean bo .taken rather tbsn BERLIN, Sept. 90— </P)—Gener­ to Jail, waa one of the major al Dwight Eisrnhowtr had,an en­ projects.outlined hy L. C. Huff­ couraging word today on the In­ man. “ King Lion." He also told ternational situation,. Speaking « t Of aid to the blind, of appealing FOUP- And Snnford Turntluro Company ia the place lb find pay. Our assortments ore larger (him ever before; larms atw liberal and convenient; and our prices are Where. We Invite you lo come in and shop. Il will be worth yaur while. >* F|» this connection, F.Uenbowor * s .to the .a week nf tuffrrid nf lisa the All La-4 Control Council, on which lh singing with >lar powers are ta-k of running Germany. JBald tba General: ^ jual Ihe pieces yoU Vnnl.ul Uu* prices you want In quality is hack lo Ihe old pre-war standards; on. lower, i|iialily considered, tlinn you will find «l»she a pleasure to serve you and wo believe il will • • INNER-SPRING MATTRESSES fly America's best known makrts—Simmons, ftealy^ Columbia nnij ,_J«Uwiw. You ran buy/iriHr •rSTT7t «s-ursnrr of-grttm r Ok* best. .TThd sou have been promising younwlf this Irral for a long time Our present stock of thrso luxurious maUrs-wrs and spring, will not last long; to don't drtay. - V « -•** Mattress And Box Spring only a L A M P S GALORE .Sere yse wtU find atanoat any type and. atyle of dooMtUe tamp and they are all ef better qaallly. Hand Offered shades In an array ef colors that will H saw yen. We shopped the market for Ibaae Umpa Sparkling Tablc» Add Charm i ^ la h a g a n y Dlond W a ln u t a newa confetetit* in occupied Berlin, Jjis» Army Chh Chief o f B u ff that there*# business men -better acquainted world abost and o f putting up, new- road too much dhr eigne. • «'• Depaty District Gbyemar Way. W e Are Vary. Proud Of Our • F A R R E L L 'S ' Ths * • . 4 , • ■- Is n e w a sso cia ted w ith m e as sa la em a n w ,• : • It Ngllnurtl Frwm I’ugp U»>|, . . X f'agp * ' |*|| • . I, • I nm IInn H F m tlPsf thrv were kills-J to t*« used iiv ^ —»*,irnt« rupolylng members will, the product ion of niattreV os. .adequate Information on IJon ruin. The summary said that tin- * 4... outlinixl bv Dr A A D H * k? clothing, money nnd valuables of « * wintrr Oarden who attended victims were sent to appropriate from another IJon zone, agencies for disposition. 1 Nrsd of more iinsnclal support During the morning session for the building of the Won's unique 1 Hermann Got-ring recovered bis nolly H|ll project for the blind, g a « l humor nnd laughed at was stre.vied by Mllhml Conklin I something while talking with who point-d out that there-tra* Admiral Harder and former (ier-.nnlv one other project of this type ! man Foreign Minister. Joachim In the nation Here Hie blind artyon Kibhentrop. to be rehabilitated.- taught to tsk • Tlie former German economics1 cire of thcm.vehes, and to walk minister ami president of the without the use of a cane or of Reichsbank, lljalmnr Kchacbt, ‘ • dog to lead "Them. When the stood apart from the .other de- building U complete the State? will fendants wearing n hurt look. foperal- the school, he said. * One dptimlst in the cfmrtroom • "Kin* IJon” ftobert Barksdale of •was the attorney for the long- Ml. Dors drew a hearty che-r time German diplomat. Franx Von when he announced that hla club. 1’aprn. The attorney said he be* now re-organlred, bad 43 more lieved that Von 1’apen will be member* had totaled 08 memfreed. . . ^ |bers He told of more than MDOO A different view was express- ral-ed by means of a raffle of a* ed by Field Matshal Wilhelm boat Keitel, the former chief of the " "Kin* IJon- OtU Butler of Lees German High Command. Keitll bur* reported a $300 contribution is convinced helping | erect carriage. . You'll /•;/ betler-fooir belter. •• . ’ ’ , Aggressive War Is Lions ^Review * Supreme; Crime, . Progress A t T Court Rules District Meet will give you gracefully . O If loon Is approved, you're ready to •. A SPENCER * «/ o Property Is checked by approved appraiser UNTIMCED TO A YIAR IN JAIl for contempt of court In calling a power workers strike In.Pittsburgh while an Injunction wag In effect-forbiddln« the walkout. George E. Mueller, (center) head of the striking row er Worker* Un<on, Is escorted from the courtroom by attendants. Tho strike, affecting 1,3^0,000, completely paralyzed all business and In* auMry In tho V U l city of steel. • ‘ . - (fnfernsftoiuif Soumipbolo) A . . OUck-DiinfM IVhllr ’ this slalcmrnt m.iy ln» li shocking it j« nevertheless true, I.U.m T, and points out most emphatically how important it is for every 3Ui.Uk OMMft automobile owner vto In* protected ).U .M ugainst law suits by being pro. perly insured. to •to The uninsuVeil automobile own­ •sly er is taking u big risk these 2S4. days. While many cqnltder them* ! selves judgment - proof - thry don’t have the money it would lake to settle big claims; they don’t own property — but they forget their very jobs and the rnr they drive can lie attached. So If you have u job, n car or a home, you are'not judgment proiof ami your liest protect ion is jlability insuranrer Let us ex* plain*' Bodily Injury anil Pro­ PACK AGE S T O H B perty Damage Liability Insurance H«1 ST. AftCAPt IIU0. W tO X tW to you. rhone 104. C. M. Boyd Sc Co. — Adv. fa fA U , IMPROVE YOUR P0STUREI • ' * . . fi ll-,) . * 1*3 fk Ibjinri- A * t . (trUndo., Florida I’hnnc »y«J7 W ill Cost *40,000 Lives * MOTas IS. Koumillst At Amit-n-o Walgreen Agency - a it t ip i tolls *i 0 Appraiser’s report goes to prospective Under. r —— — Automobile AccidenlB A P Ncttfealurn INSURANCE | POLICIES V • ia the heat place to invoat your y. It will ba eafe there and gill longer o f cLsprrciatlon. •vsnlng Two Ohio Students , A re Shot T o Death COLUMBUS, O. Sept. M, m — Two studenU from Ohl« State U SE YOUR CREDIT • . * —r r j - -•]... aV.'A .V f: • a m - '® IL: ^ ;r-: • *• . • ‘ • - .' - - -’ ■* ■ ■ . * . • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 30, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/71841cdd54db9fc3c754bd2bb3245f5c.pdf 47a4fd9f6d95a807965a91f528a0a36c PDF Text Text PAGE EIGHT FRID AY, SEPT. 27, 1046 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, .FLO RID A War Bride Gets Homesick, Takes : GI Spouse Home Salvation Army General Arrives I In America For Tour Of United States NEW YORK r iT Y , Sept. 2 < j the wild* i f Africa to the waste­ (AT — One i>f.. tin’ wor M's lands of l.apland, from tha bush great spiritual leaders. General ! of Australia to the jungle* of Albert O r » lin r n, international j India. It* flag of blood and fire, tea Jet of the Salvation Army, ar­ symbolic of* the hlood of Chrial rived in New York yesterday for and tti" purifying fir*, marched In 1 il«Y in t visit to the United State*. (hi front line of two world wars, « Ttie General! who command*' a' living apiritual and material aiiij weaponless army of gnut tradi­ to million* of soldier*. tion nerving in R7 countries all Civic and community leader*! ever the itlohe, _wllj nit*’, .make, an will combine with Salvationist*-toi extensive tour "of this country. give General Oraborn a welcome Canada, the West Indie*' and in every! city he vjiit*. Thia la Smith America, • * Inde.d a contrast to the reception Like a military, field marshnl given Commissioner Georgo Scott surveying' hi* troop* In the midst Itailton ami hi* little band of o f attack. General Orebortf **-eon- -even laaalr* when they landed at rtantly planning the strntt-gy for Old 1,'aatle GaTifro in New York, the j T u t f 'l battle- the world ha* early in March, IK80, where a! ever knowiv—the battle against crowd of curious amt skeptical mi l lookera laughrd at the courageous group of Solvalionlal*. Many time* Salvationists were impri»oneil in the United Stale* a* well n* in other countries when' they viuvht to held street meeting*. Yet these pioneer work­ er* endured untold hardships in their aelfles* effort to aid man­ kind. Today they are loved and respected throughout the world. The growth of The Salvation Army in the United Hmics in the short span of n little more than To look into your wigdstorm two generations is almost unMere, General Or*' protection. Most Insurance com, Irclievablc. panic* will not write windatnrm bom’s army f« divided into four without fire. Have your fir* territories. Eastern, Southern, CerfImurance extended to cover wind, tral nml Wc stern, each commandstorm now, before storm warn- cd by n Terrltorilrl Commander big* arc up. C- M. Boyd A Co., who has under him colonel*, hrlgndlersr nmjorit, adjutant*, captain* Phone I0 L — AdV. ami lieutenant*', each heading n rrrp* o f soldier* and voluniecr*. In .th r United Stnte* alone, hu rommandr over li.QOO officers giv; Dr Leonard Barker tng full-time service. Evangelical Optoqirtriat ; * renter* lor pleaching the Gospel Rye* examined—Glasses fitted are found in nil Important cili>»*. .. 203 H. Orange A»e. ' nod y m iiqir atracL mnoting* g y ^ r r O r l a n d o ; - F lo r id a ' ■ «* Tiring ijrtrlluat aid to the ihntrk. Phone 4967 THAT S A flS r iK l' 0*4 T e r S*«)# New AaJd a l A ll D ro p gteree IMPROVE YOUR POSTUREI A SPENCER will give you gracefully erect carriage. You'll h : l boiler-fool belter. DANVI 1,1p \ |||„ Hept. 27 -id*. --A fine of *176.0(10 lia, Iicon, fixed ft« the penalty for the New Yolk Gr-nl Atlantic nod Pnelfir T r « Company and 21 officer* an.i «iib*l liftry corporation*. The fit* lollnws cmviction of the A A t* Coinpany of sftti trust charg,’ . MRS. ARCHIE It. SMITH ’Spencer tnrrctUr* , RegUtered 2718 Paimrllo Ave. HOY JOHNSON’S GRII-l O P E N IN G SOON im R A K F A S T — CUNCH — DIf Flash Flood Sweeps rhreugh San Antonio * P. S.r Bring your dry cleaning along with Vou. DOWNTOWN CLEANERS ANI) LAUNDRY P!ion« 914 113 Palmetto Avenue THEY W OULD READ YOUR A D T O O , IF IT APPEARED HERE in flood walera this morning. Knurgency squad* are rescuing latnilir* marooned hy riling 'waters throughout thy city. Itivera are .•till riling and-the public service l ward now I ear* if the San An­ tonio River gre* up much more, IT MUST BE A *3f SOUTHERN BREAD ^ COUNTER/ LOOK HOW ENTHUSIASTIC ^ EVERYBODY IS/ I f f IHlUO( SOFA RIADIND congratulatory rnev ige* 111 a hmpilnl at Guilder, Ni a loillidtsml, where stic Is recovering I mm burn* received tn the Belgian Aii*line disaster. Is IkhSJ Itulti Hen­ derson, of New York The Girl Scout executive praised Hie work of the American rescue teams who coordinated between mound mid olr to bring the survivor* out, tlnst by heltcopler and then ny a PHY Hying boat. (itil.:rnft|io'tftl) BEDS Smart Sofa Bed* Ihut do 24 hour duly! By day a chnrrn* ing eof.i for your living room . . . by night, with just the twist o f the wrist, il opens easily into, a fulHuzcd double, bed .with deep, resilient spring .construction. A wide se­ lection of cavers to choose from.' < ; j . QUEEN ANNE LO UNG E C IIA IK S o u th e r n tSS B r e a d . To complete your living room ||| group, Add this hand»otua- *nd t*l!l_ill!*Hi »h m a n u ■ " luxurious lounge chair of dittinctive period' styling. Spring: filled cushion seat; grip arms. W A TC H FOR OPENING AD "R O Y W A N TS TO SEE YOU' M AG N O LIA AVENUE ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS • FANS • MIXERS • W A SH IN G MACHINES • VAC U U M CLEANERS CASSERO LE SUPREM E T in * I r l| N r ,| M C a iw it T «s t hy h sitlsf Is SiaVI* k«ll»r for I I nta. S otos v illi I it#, p u d Miss, l op. W ,M ,,l,r,h ll, l l w i ant l/| <*S p i n t ik im . Ctnkln* •Ilk 1 tu*, t*,ktS s o h,a i »4 I tfstll css ,ll(,4 mviHro-imt. r »v l 1st* b uilt,,* calaartia. I*p wilh M i l l i n t * tk o tv DELICIOUS FLAVOR Rich, Nourishing Goodness in this NEW ’ 18th Century. Group IS4 payriVt a.Vt Ju it II TROTTER APPLIANCE SERVICE 304 W. SECOND STREET ' Come 1»y and let us show it to you. ANIMAL SURVIVORS of the Bikini atom bomb test are brought to Washington, D. C , for study by scientists at the Naval Medical Research Center, Uethrida, Md. Left, a goat suffering from anemia Is given a blood trmns* fusion. Right, Seaman 2 /c Dale Lippx, of Miamlstmrg. Ohio, wrestles with Pig 311, sole survivor of the Jap cruiser .Vakaua. reported lo Iwyvc swain 30 milts following the explosion of the bomb. (faUputtlenei) IIAIiltl ftSIIGp UGV • HI I Id I FORT Mi -IS, Sep' JJ, i/l**Hitmen hi h’nrt Myers esp cj to •* wearing homemade bnirruu iround ti Wn far nwhiio. Angcrol *t th Inc reuse in the Iirks .uf ■t!XlrrWJT'IiOCLW^ncmeir- votcl to boycott nil' Imrbei-h0 |i* and shear each other frfrj i f charge. (JUST GOOD FOOD!! In order-to clean your gnrntcnla in crystal • clear cleaning fluid, we have installed a Bullcr Still. * , MORGANTOWN, W. Va., </!’> A European war brid# who's homesick ia taking her1 husband hack with her, In a rtveraal of th* usual order. dhe I* ’ 17-year-eld * Madeleine Jnco|>* . Falkrnstine who met her husband when ho - atorftllcti Into her parents' bake shop In Maas­ tricht, Holland. Husband IdiwTence Fnlkcnstine Is a veteran o f the Hattie of the Bulge. Madelalne wants to return to Mass!rich to visit her parents, Mr. and Mra. Charles Jacobs, and her 2 0 ' year-old brother at the University o f Delft, Falkenstlno said he would accompnnv his wife and try to land a job as a civilian employe o f the • panm ent-in r-utope. Ue was honorably ■ discharged from the army last February and Mr*. Falkrnstine ramo to this country soon afterward. WASHINGTON S-ol. 27. »«», — Mr*. Franklin D. Roosevelt to­ day was 'added to the list of son* med‘toned a* imsxihilitb» for airpointqient a* ambassador to Britain. Others discussed a* 1 • ■»*ltde successor* to W. Averell Harriman are Governor U li* t, • ■-»!(,. tinrrd Secre­ tary of Stale V/ill Clayton, Gener­ al Mnrk Clark, Ambassador to Italy James Dunn, Supreme Court Justice Robert Jaekiron, Jack* on, former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, Senator Robert LaFidlrtte and De-ertoiebi career man Freeman Matthews. FLORIDA LIVRA TONE Have Y'ou Ever Seen a Still in Operation PHONE 1064-J H U N T ’S TU X E D O FEED STORE is follow ing the market down! W*ll brows,4 *sS bvbkly, t i m i loar. III Fine mahogany‘veneers lend QUICK FROZEN Mia- U IM ' F. Sot son , usill lhrmselve* admirably to the '| || Creamed Tuna fine workmanship . . . th£ ■k .Jg l ggj^g^g curved fronts und unusual r g i From ih* cold North Pacific wtttrt i> ukta tboica am* tl in prim*. Tha dsror-ftmrd mot it cooked la ridtly hltnded whirs tsuc* and quick fruten. By this m«thod SO tha superb flavor and extra rich nutritJousaass art cap. turad and rtuintd. For a sast/ul mala diih, try II today! detailing. A suite of elegance. U i 4 pieces following (cadit Tuxedo Starter and Growing MaBh Roberts Grocery III MAGNOLIA Modern — _in i AVENUE * tuxedo Broiler Mash ■; n i - ^ - E £ g . ’ S-'ivlg-- N ew Bedroom Tuxedo Layin g Mash Tuxedo 20% Dairy Feed Tuxedo Sweet. Feed ■ <■<1 *-• •. HEALTH’S - , Tuxedo Clipped Oats ......................................... • - ■ • • a s ; . DHidi milk that is bottled undor scientificatly controlled conditions to meet the highest government standards. — ■ A suite that shows how smart, yet how beautiful!; V-malched vameera in contrasting topes fashion this, really fine suite that Is an unusual ealaf. . Tuxedo Yellow. Corn .• -K 3^ ; Plilsbury’B W heat Shorts Pillsbury's W heat Bran and many other items, All the Milk You W an t also a good stock of tH O N E lost or 2307. Arm our’s Fertilizer FOR REGULAR Go to Hunt's and jrou won’t hav® to honl III ’ ■ ■ DELIVERY --f • . '-h: - L.k " | fe > H U N T ’S T U X E D O FEED STORE rUZ?. - . i*l * :, s* cood ■ • 5“ f” d j . ... . p to M I03-0t li. 1st . £A5Y TERMS Phoae 127 : iiiE iii = i.1i i = i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i =• ■i u = i i i s i i i = i i i. =• . i . . . . j . �— ' . . . r THE WEATHER . - In U n ity There la Strength— PnrlJy cloudy thl» afternoon, tonight and tomorrow, slightly cooler Tueg. ; day. ’ •«. Te Frwtoct the Frece of the World; To Pmmolr ll.r I'r n jr r v .,f Amrrtw; . * To Produce Prosperity for Sanhnl; A N INDEPENDENT D A IL Y NEWSPAPER i i. ---- . —— Established 1008 V O LU M E X X X V II SANFORD, FLORIDA, M O ND AY. SEPT. 30, 1946 Associated Press Leased W ire ■L U.S. Protests Disregard Of Allied Rules WASHINGTON, Sept. :U) (/ph-The United States govj tynment today accused YuKtMlavin of disreKnrdinp A l" . lied. military rcgulatiops in Trieste and of apreading mischievous propaganda. The formal protest wait uign. ed by Undersecretary of State Will Clayton. 1 A t Lcaiit They’ ve Got Meat T<rEat s Strongly Indicate 22 KINGSTON^ N. Y , Bepl >0. hi*)—They are eating bear steaks in Kingston. N Y -g because of Uie meat shortage, naturally. But; the unfortunate bear in* solved tn this stogy was purely a gilt as far as the Kingston City Home was concerned. T t » bear obviously had not heard of the meat shortage, be­ cause he wandered Into the ■rstdcnUal district of Kingston. Soon." the bear was climbing trees and causing no little alarm to the cltlrenry. - So Oame Warden Henry Bern­ stein finally *ho‘. the bear down and discovered he was large and plump. YugoslavN Disregard Military R e g u l a > tions By Carrying Concealed Weapons ♦ i . NO. 267 Forrestal Says Navy To Stay In Mediterranean Kettles Pledges Successful Year For Celeryfeds H alf Militarist, H alf Gangster Concedes Verdict Secretary Says Units There T o Carry Out U. S. Foreign Policy ressive War Is reme Crime, Court Rules scrman General Staff, Hi^h Command, Reich WASHINGTON, Sept. SO—{IV) . Cabinet, Nazi Stormtroopers Acquitted; — Navy Secretary James Forrestal declared today Inal United State* (scstapo And ICIItc Guard Found Guilty naval forces are in ll*> .Medi­ % -T u The note acknowledged that terranean to help carry, out Ameri­ IlMtl.tN. Kept. .1 0 (d’l — Two news correspondents from w American military authorities in can foreign Policy. i. . ecrh af foBr oreupvlng powrrs will tie admitted to witness the ’ m , * Veneiia Giulia detnlr/.'d six Yugn. Forrastwl. In -an unusual poHcy riceatlan, ol Had d.-frrulant» who may be srntrnred to death , »lav soldier* on Sept. I*. It added stgUmml, niada' it ptatp that the - by the tplernational Military Tribunal at Nuernber*. The tilled that the Yugoslav .soldiers-were Seminole^ W ill Win American naval-referee* . Jft lh* Contrel Conurll made Ihi* snnoumrmrni Inday The council , found carrying* hand -grenades* »U l h i them for ■ I* rharged with rirryinj out thr court Judgment*. More* Thun Lose*; Mediterranean (-narrated in 'their .clothing con 1 -onto time tn cohu*. !• frary to lugulationi. The soldier*. Chance For Title The declaration wa» released NUERNBERG. Shpt. ,:ill (/!’> —r The International • 'about whim the Yugoslav governn* IH? American government tnmenl protested, have .since hem Military Tribunal rlerlnrerl today tirat the initiation of war Coach t l T\ Kettles of the ’icatsd full backing to Turkey releases). is'the Rtiprenir eriine. Tiie Btirttnmry of the tiihmial’jt find* Seminole High School .football ie That -country'a nsistaiwo * 'o The polo informed Yugoslavia t am promt*.d KanTonl Retarlsns Russian* demands on the Berdan! iriRS a f t e r a le ii-m o n llis trjjil in d ie a le a alrottR ly tiutt t iie that tbu arrest mm* investigated a*, their tegular wuikly luncheon etlea.-lt also came as Washington N a z i rin gle a d ers w ill h r e o n v ie te d ag eh a ru ed o f co n ^.by an American military boatd today that Sanf-rd would win .studied means to aid the present o f officers, -and the hoard fosnl more fnottiall games than'it woull Gieek government in’ It* tro lib y ♦ *pitmg In Vnnimil the *nprt me the-jsetlon was justified. crime nf -larting vvar. I .re* this Kail, am) took full bl»m*W*ith Russian-supportfd neighbors The nolo saiya in part nnd we upon himselfVfn, the ln*» i,f the ami ho|**h for p"artful arttlcnirnt Ijnnl verdicts nod sentence 1 will b* ilelivered tnniorrow when quote: ' . ic'Usti* game . which, he stated, uitli Yugoslavia over the dlsp'ur "This government desires the will yJavtil too 1 arty in the roaiou ti' ii o f Trieste. 1 hr infill rf rpticjiisUr* ihe n-nding Yugoslav, govtrnn/.'nl to know nnd before- the local team had -( s|- tiHi.lllRl w«»r-1 judgment. Person*- familiar'with the. rva that it resent* the charges that time to g t In g o,t condition. 1 ll, 'iflirmijil tuned upon on* tiehind Forrcstal’s »latemen ll-V* ll* U V J*l r sMitr.l by proae" Allied military authorities Innk lie nl*n pm.I high tribute to !,a y it was drafted about a week f.u lint .nil, F’ tance. the no steps III thi* matter and thsl^ Spiiiiei Itari' ii who, he »ald, play ,pg.. and hence i* not inspired r,i'­ r ll, tlt*l tS» they inspired * small 'f«s*rt»l' fd a gi--.il g.iuit- at 1 nd in the (,j ||1P f;.|,h llurdanelle* conflict fttill Russia. The pres* to give a tmall .'false'' ac­ tiaine*vj|le gum*- despite the fa d‘ or other current controversies. 1111 "eg in \..v jo LM ut of last year, year. rsle* L ,1 1 I 1*1 *i s, Jjw»l Barely an Jiour and a hall after (he re.dins id thr JtnUmrnl heyau Ihb. nviminc at S'ueratiere. Hermann l P I l l F i l l t' l O r i f l i l .vlti 'TI1*' I It. >■...... . desrnhe,| ip fpiile count of the incident,’ and that it It Mo* hi* first nppearsnre i*\ that However, the statemen s a ' uio iifiit i iri inri siumirrr twit wish ii «*« m m irrm ni nr 4 " ' Go'lltUf. former number two Nad who had tier tt termed hr t'. s. Prwsn ulur J jilw n *•% "ball >mllllarl«l, l , . e f ' * t i { . p T -1 -*-.1111 ii*iiWT-t;iig ■ rtrr VVTffl'nre proA rrjfets these charge* s* inischiev- position, and to Willis Andersol* , — ... people and 1 k _ alM| tf gmngaterr vtrlua.ltr rtmeadrii that he It on the » «y to Hle gairdwi. Perhaps* renrrmbrTInf’ wheiitir I I I rN l / I l 1VU’ l III l> ,)u, f „ur ,„aj„ Countfl cua propagaiula -withuuu- auy-j.,vh(T flhe ‘ line plays .th<t„Amexiran giivernmenls liuvcrnmenls OI*J of Inc n nip p" >iiti atlrtlflfd Ihmtiih lirrnunv 9« a mrtnlrft nf Ihhe liir hrsl Ii strutted th rn u th tJrrm any a* a member o f ^ r h ic h rs l N a il Inner rlrr le. Ile lrliiiia rs h a l (in e r ln , n u n s til* A I t f I t l r! P i i r l n v l i n t * , , in lb foundation in fact indictment. Thr early ami did time groat punting. The tatement* to be made since ti"* cyrm a'vea w|th wllli .a pmU, nrtrlav ,,alld Imnrl Uur)nt linetna the th> trl.l iriil ^ I I\1 I ill l l I I1\ 1C Ten protest adds-l that Yugo­ •cure against Gainesville, he point- •end gr ■ t>f ttu- trading o l tho nf the war on the reason* slavia must have been itwan- nl id titiL. was It to IT despite the amt purpose* trehind the presrni' Jons iiraityl ami rnlim*l.y*m judgincnt brought out no names. the tltru it* protest was addressed fact that sport *w-filers had pro- of American warships in the Medi­ *luy evening at a mm* im-cttng i Th‘‘ inbun.-il ruled that nggresto Washington that' the sit lirl-d tiefoui the garni that terranean. Said the Navy Secre­ nl tiie Kaiifonl Country Chib a t; sivi* war r- « 'crime, that consoldiers ’ already were released. ^wlitcJi dull presidepb, or King 'I'U O'tes e\i^t.-d |,i wage aggreSGainesville would win by three or tary: * ! blons" and club executives from *lv*' war nnd war crimes and four touchdown*. "Tcday the United State* Navy |many cJMcw In central Florida urro crime-, ngninst Iminanity have Sanford still ha* a chance at is continuing to maintain force* 1guests of tljo Sanford Llotu ntal been commilted. the conference title, he said. Euslia in they eastern Atlantic and the i there wa.s murli MpidntLv it* te. The court nciiuittrd the Gercan be expected to* lose one or two Me lllsrranean Sea for the follow­ 1‘AIUU Kept 30 id*, tirnatur pod -after re;*>rt of arlucvcmnd. man Gcnej.ii Staff and the Gergames before I he end r f the ing specific purpose*! Atiliur Vanrtenberg of Michigan o| (lie vnrlmu clubrevn-wert man lllgl. f ‘onimeml. (he Naxi season, ly explatmd, arvl Ban"First, to support the Allied today iiakrd the I’arU |V>#ic f'nnZone Chairman AJ Hdibaum 3r t lr .iw ii.h ii 1 1, ,,t K tu rru tro o p e re fiird ib* v not lose any more. St, orcuoaMon frree* and the Allied ierrtier lo Wllje trpCflom ot IratteUd Ml th'ra tlllriKlIiccrl ttic* nnd I ho Ib-u-h .cabinet, of Auinislirnf. which has a hip' e2- Military Government' In the dls Wilson Priiises New and uatIgution into tlir treaties era who wen- hrldrd hy Jik,**yi!t, i-hatgc- that ihty were criminal perieneed team, hovyever, he con* charge of thrlr tospontibllllles in tor ttolltaliltt, Bulgaria and Hun- Alv-arc* nt PtlissmU dl’-irlct IJun ,o gnmr.,1 i.o>. tVttanr groups of ct diil, sloud the t*i*t chance of Funeral inrvlcc* fer Mr*. Kva the ocrilpiert areas of Europe Outlet For Glads V ia n HI* proposal m-'iigid Immcdl guyTrnnr for '35 north rmtiprihing (tie 1,-i^ei*hip t urpa. the Elite K. Gooddper,! who died at the any to win. ale objectIfilLi from flic Klavlr the iMUthern half ol llie state thirtnl. the K l« . n di-partment At Florida Market home of -her son-in-law and bilk lad loiutd ,wip|»rt Hornon-at I PaM DLMrlct.tlovcnior Millard j w Inch mt.rated a spy system, daughter, .Mr. and Mrs. Dean also played a great ganv again*! BfJUPn Conklin of_ IXiytoua Ilrotli. at-n mul the Gcalaim ■Weiw ■eonvieted** - * Wing of. 141T> Hast Amelia A venue, Gainesville. In fact, hr said that JACKHON VI I.I.K, Ma Hept 3«. /poke. . * s *— — n* rgmiPHl otganUnllons. ' lUiv‘ Rcpublicaiv-jwmw*or-maitc Orlando, Saturday «ven.lr*r at 10:4q the star Sanford quarter played iHpcclal—-'(iputUxepMrt.\ Iiom p,u«l Chtte ropresented pi tin- «>ne Hcfure the reading of the D raft (JuntT*‘ Raised MWiioatlon in oi^iing mUnUed Gki lr*»t lUlMieive gwtne winch has or Florida n—v*-rr(tibit- rprtxhrrlni Dd-tiul. Daytmia |judgment hod progressed an hour Htatcs'■ campaign lit tin* Batketi , bren plaj'*m>y anv Sanford 'rn»n wxUorw, and a continuation of thi* l- w ^ S fc With Fxptanatiun; Economic Sonuntaakm. on what la jr/JJ’u' Mt lXn 1 and I nml one-half the former number * noon at 4:00 o’clock with the Rev. In hi* two. nnd e half years of recent substsaUid ' otfciings *on |W,i N'nki. Hcftnnnn Goering. virof Oie mod conirororalal ' • J. B., McKinley, pastor pf thu coaching here. , ♦ state llveMock* win.vrkrds. bin" Enlistments I M r Ii otic Oroatfi nf the f.hm % ttilrrnatimtlx, ur. OIIJ confront lug the deleA more th»n 87 percent Incrrarr reached me this week-end,1 Fletcher llnll*. who introduced * said " f ir s t Methodist Church, officiala! n rg au laallo ri w a , »lr**.v,ed In gate. Mr. Kettle*, pointed out thr great In establishment of i\e» tuisfn.s* William I, Wilton. liliH-lui ot WASHINtrroN. Kept 3f) ,,}*, "" Dlslrlct i lovrrttor . Alvar*-/ who inteniriM'* Florida fluIc Farmer.* Markn.-, in. ITh>- Army iia*. reliedujams* [TFl111* :Ho.cn* |Kv,tlhn, on *l(orn In ■'Elyria. Ohio Oct. IK, need for additional stand* and and proCdiiinnel enterprise* Ibe l-jtie |«iinlei1 out thal tin nlgunl/attiy, Seminole County other ih»n retail'day j pave licrn vary huh . i 1856, Mrs. Goodspmd would have seating facilities at thr high ■H-rvlie for an nrtnbOt d t a ll it nut i * * * d«P M hv Itte Ytlgnvlav dele- row h.nl ft 500 r lu ti in 1ft tMtioti been 1*0 year* old.thl* month. Shu school fir-lil, and rmnpliinenled ■tores is indicated by the fact thru j pleaded to iiofp the iitemliti n I of 3 1 tssi m m . T tia t i |fii««t mot" a'*1’ H r« ih ,j r H im u Hi ib* iarr*1 witfi m*«r t h a n msmxs) memta-i < during the license year up until crption uitenl^fre. n ,.n il, i-.n wna*a member of 8t Andrew* Krtlles for tlx fine eoachlng Job tll.lti III,- .S*'J,t,-tolH-t ipmia i !l*‘ie tli.il |* ,n i- Ir c a t ic * im nut tile Ilr a / li tie ra id , was t ottilllg for Episcopal Church of Klryin ami lie is doing. Mr. Krttlrs laid parti­ Sapt. 30. there wa* an increase, pieted - general had made her home in Orlando cular emphasis on the nre«l for of I 6f> state and county lit«ne.-*| nonifaV for the prut 30 vrar*. She had new dressing room* for thr foot­ of this type issued, according In market. b«.cn ill for only a short time ball players, declaring that the Jno. I). Jinkint, county -m col COtltlnur lug lorwant Survivor^ include, brslui* Mr*. p.ijscnt shower roomt are deplor* lector. ' Total licensss Isauad were (W. mat opening ^ W in g of ' Orlando, two other able and entirely inadequate to •daughters, Mr!. Chsrlotto Roller take carr r f |60 l»oy*,every day in compaiul with 6M l*»l )ref r- Formers' Amounts r*i*lv*d * » w M J ei for expect Uils Of l>pytuna Reach and Mr*. E. addition to the football taam. Visitors at today’a luncheon in- tha state, (3.300 fer the county standing T. Clatnen r f Miami; two son*, Ralph A. Good speed and Harlow clinlrd Haul Gomb* of DeLnnd, at ■total of (0,077 as compared t* our markets listed men "O ik* of the moat inlrmllng W. Goodspeed, Iwith of Sanford I). B. McKtmils. Gus I-awton and with (7.B2G last year—an mrreaiie OHlrlalS'exjrUJiiKt however Itvilj __ Item., nmoriK this work-end's tr five grandchildren and two greet O. I., Taylor of Orlando. Ptwal* of (2,151 In revanue. liic Aron will xnv- lo'irir-, and uuln FMiiti|ial* >.f St-miiml* t'nunty The above figutua d» not In drnt Kprer thanked Rotary comports from our market manaxcr • grnsdrhildres. in ettli iPtiry hv dL-clurgln^ uirli . i„.|,| then monthly meet, Pallbearers were C. C. Welsh mlttocs which had charge of thr elude tl bevsrage llctnsc* which througliout Ptoridn. cam- lo in*' who lin e only a tea *e*y *,r |„K rtt !)„. ,,ff„ „f v J. N. Gillon, R. T. Warren. J. A in* r clty nnutlng last week ant ahcw.d an Increaaa of 30 anil from John O MrKtrn m ut un Oioti'K. in sreve and reirlaUiiy tti-m j(„,i, s(,l,ir.t.y nuun of the Fort Mycr» market * t. . (3,317 over the previnus year. called • dlreclora’ n»j«ling imYarn, J. 0. Tilita ami ('* 0 Wil Ham*. Durir.l’ was tn Evergreen nirdintrly fotlowtag the lunchsiin. nor do they IneluAi licrn*et for staterl that We wjll hai*' n i * > with re-g 1,11.1 *h „ most / n * la i,tt ;,l tin Jmnm llmli K. h-.| on.J ^ plain iron' ii l.n-ii-. ■-d t.. set up retail merchant* which arc buyer on tiie market un* icas-ui mnaitlyy ^ ^ P iB w U iy . M(\«uwhlt(\ Vfilunlrrr rriiiit- CohnI^ nnd fiuully ■In !v ^fnu|n •rluMiiscIvcs party jo the payable to the State Comptroller, that will deal In ubnfloll litis Col Early E. W Ihirnn. com thr instructional Hiller initialed. The tri­ end license* 'for Insurance agent* buyer tells me Ik* will be In ikisI- merits me taaUniiiny to - *,/*■<l !«>■ improve BERM AN NAMED MANAGER whlclt are now jteyeble to the tlon lo pay the lilghrst cash price, ndvand- e^tlmsle* f „ the fir at two prot’ i'iiui which was begun during manditij* officer if the Orlando i>Uria| ,axl the fart they were -ih~. _ ateto treasurer as Insurance com* for this product from tire small weeks of Heptembcr. 23X33 men the Orangc Srmlhole and (he Trl- Army Air ll asr, together wllli nsstgned to their tusk* by a dic­ . .PITTSBURGH, sept. 8 0 . GPr— grower who dons not have an r.s- algned up for Ute rrvpilar Army County wntkahep held thi. sum. 2n oltwr offierra from (lip ha >. tator docs ti«l absolve them roliiion«r« The Pittsburgh Pirate baeeball ufficj-rs nf the Coast Guard .Auxi­ from their icspotiaitrlllty for According te alate laws enact- tsblbhrd outlet TtiU, to my mind. That 1ft nearly as many h.-, Jiart liecn .me. club announced today the ap* liary Unit, and file Sen Scouts, their ,-ict.s. Will be of some help to tile small cxjiccteri for tho full month sd In r»4l, no person, firm nr Dr. Frank Quillniah, County - polntment of Billy Herman ae got an insight intV~NnVr«l Reserve gladioli' grower I' SelccHve Gcrvlce headquir lets Dealing with the defense con* corporation atull engage in. or health officer, spoke at th» rniol(te new manager. Herman play­ Raymond Owynn of Oviedo, pea* that reports from Waal Ing ^ n j hricfly discussed tiie ser­ training methnja .when they tiwik tention that some of the defend­ "This Fprt Myera Rem Is In lute sold ed this keason with, the Boston aenger In a Ford pickup truck manage any builneis. profession an 'enjoyable cnllso yesterday boa tils fndlriite that the Rrptemtier hud ontv carried out orders. a m . Herman sucreed* Frankie Which turned over on th# Orlando or occupation * for which an oc­ wllli efforts we have constantly quotas nl 25 000 was met chtefly vices that ran Ik* given tho aboard Hf'«7f» to Del amt landing ants n,e tribunal rule,! that a defense iach who retimed. highway near Lake Minnie shortly cupational license tax t» required emphasised, for llm production an-1 with men tirtarer, ID arid XI years schmd* through hi* office. Plan* amt bark oil Hoi -Inlllts Itivec. ■if stijK-rior orders has never unless e State end County liwnae While wen- made for the showing of mn after midnight. 1* being kept at Is procured from the tax collect­ markaUng of new rrops. gladioli prodtHUlou lia-s Ua-n rs- Officials prrillcl Unit tiie IncrcaKerl hi tilth film i nch month at county They were guests of Lieut. Cipmdr. been rccdgnixed a* a defense to Femald-Laughton Memorial HosW. R. Conway, commander of the October quota also will bo filled, However, tlm summary tal to determine possible Internal or o f the County in which the tsbllslied In Florida for "car--. I provided Army physical sla rainrib schools, Hr. Gulltman also report-, Naval Reserve Unit nt Sanford. crime. no,tod- that n «lefei|*i* of superior id that the .Stale Welfare Hoard’ i Sidelights A t juries, according to Dr. H. D, piece of business Is located, or am particularly pFaant mltli this are not applied too Htrlclly Tho Arm y'officer* were invited from the comptroller o r. ****° arrangement to provlrhi an oullct rVntnf trailer was eirrrrntly at on the trip in order tn *«* how older* i* considered a mitigating . attending physician. Nuernberg Trial Smith, . for the am*Her producers 'till, l.yman High School in l/ongwood the Naval Reserve training ayij- circumstance aft the charter of owynn suffered severe bruiting treasurer. With tha exception gf . reUll should .encourage production,, and and excoriation* In the region of and would remain In the County l*ni i* working, sini-e Orlando the tribunal provides. The Judgment reviewed the - NUERNBERG, B*pt. 80, GPi another week. the stomach, but then la no evi­ merchant* who pay the *Ula com- Increase receipts. We need more Army Air Rare is currently cm nets of aggression and time af-' — Hermann>Gparing and some dence of ahock In spite or the fact trollrr for llcimses an July 1 such outlets for new, nr umimal T. B. Officials To Mrs. fluids Wilson, County gagrd iji. training Air Reserve ter time quoted the minutes of lurts, and It Is our aim to help oi the other defendant* at the that he was brought to the hotpits! each year, ell llceneei ere due end Attend Jnx Meeting home demonstration agent, dis­ personnel. Tiwy included: < ol. Ilitler’u secret conferences plantheir development -where ItiU Mail trial were alnmat late for payable on Oct. 1, unless other* I In an unconscious condition, cussed plan* to direct a study Ijuncmi. l.ieut. Col, J. /,. Amack- ning war to show ihsl the Nati’s ■ appears at all practicable Um reading of the IhUrnaHonp W provided for by lew, cording U> Dr. Bmtlh, of adapts In means with managers er, l.ieut. Col. W. W. Keith, Jr.: _____ ____ . i n tent ion* wet^o clear f ronq j . ■I tribunat'a summary today. M fa. Edward Kite her, executive Up to Saturday noon W8 busi­ "Manager Jack -Taylor, Jr., of our Canby B. Kimble of Oviedo, driv­ ■ Major T* 11. Edmamlsi- Major -Gr inaTf^The haavRy guarded slerator er or the truck, told 6tote Highway ness and prof*Mlonil_JI«j»Bs«to Palmetto market reported Hint secretary for the RrrjilnoJti County rf school lunch r**mn*. i Mrs. Ahhfe fioyd, county wej* 5?' .n,,|5r, li. ( ',,P.L . Vr'! K' itacd to bring the Nail de* '"»* tribunal said (hat in M* Patrolman l* O. Bender wtm In- amounting to (2,724 ware laaued, crop* ere growing alow, betattv* of TtrtrePfTirdfTs Association, and Dr. Capt. H.* A. Holstein; Caift 8. hook,' "Mein Knmpf,” Hitler made fepdanu from Owit* cells to vesUgatmt the accident, that he and 35 bstoraga licenwr*. amount rain, but that weathrr had bvn Frank (Juillman and his staff at faro w»*i i *-i, explained tho ser­ Hmlth: Lieut S, MFinkle; Lieut. vice* she" could give to tho school* Ills views qUIte plain and that tho Beininole County Health Unit • court room broka down*. ■ had been* blinded »*• gpproachlnf to (7,673. * W Ul ot (10,898, favorable the last few days through visits to homes pf pupils R. U* Holder. • Nearly half of the defendthis was no private dairy hut r. Jtokins roporfgd. car headlights. The truck ton down I "Ideal conditions for * tram* will nllrml a meeting in Jackson­ Other .officers elmard, jvrro! whoso altindanci’ i*' lacking. win known lo everyone. It* w»r* in court when the five concrete post* before planting celery, esrarote, lettuce and ville on Oct, 3 end 4 of TuberLieut. I. W, Eussinnn; Lieut. The Justices held that the cam* tor machinery failed. Miss Hnnd nnnounrrd that the to m t on IU aide teetn; ndnatne were noted by Manager If. eluosls worker* and physicians F. P. Weil; Lieut. C. A. Wroiinkk; Seminole P. T. A . To 1men hurried repairs ‘and . poalte to the direction it J. 1-Chman of the Sanford market from 15 southern slates and the next meeting nf Ut*' 'principal* Werren Offirors, 1. C. F’ridnv and paigns waged hv the Germans against Poland, Denmark, Nor­ the rest of tha defendant* been moving., M eet Tom orrow 3:45 A survey of acreage planted In tliat District of. Columbia for thu first will be held on Oct. 23 at her C. W. Wt.ner; fo| R; A. KollUon; way, Belgium; the Netherlands prst-war meeting of the Southern office. ' reached the courtroom barely Oeorgw W. Thomas, driver at a are* Is now bring made. Col. W. W. Millard; l.ieut. Col. * Luxembourg, Yugoslavia, Greece minute hrforg, tha eight Ford Sedan which collided late Sat* Tuberculosis Conference. ■ first meeting of the ScminEdward D. Edwanls and Lieut. nnd Russia were aggressive war, urdty afternoon wth a Dodge Se* e*. filed In. : Approximately 300 physiciain, F. T. A. will be held K, It. Halsey. OOMI’ KNH ATION PA HI FIVE ortlr efUr noon fNuerndan driven by Whitney Dev Is In ita discussion of two counts public health workers end ley per­ ----------afternoon at 8:46 Arrangements for the trip were HOAG TO M ANAGE G*MKN T^me) the Americen the Intersection of MeUomrlllt i nf the Indictment relating to sons comprise the boards ot dlrtc* o'clock at the achool _ with the made by Lieut.' Frank West, T A L M H A B 8 E K , Repu JO Celery Avenue, damaging both _ y guard eUndlng behind 'crimes against humanity and war them* for the year being “ Foun­ GAINERVILLE, Sept. M -fiT ) tors of the state and local tuber­ (H iocial)—Payment of unemploy­ UHNR, who na* charge of the crimes, the tribunal listed act wea arrested by pptkss for onel General Jodi fell In ■ culosis association in thi south are ment compensation In 8tmlnola boat, Lieut Cmtlr. Alex R.. John­ dations For Progt**#-1 ' The ob — Myrl Hoag, popular. Falatka ink The reading of the driving. firm foundation* Aialea manage, during the IPtd expected* to atlenl. This U the County during the week ending son, Lieut. W. J. Toll and Chiefs after act. Then it said that the lectin la to, summary proceed f. evidence was quite overwhelming haa bton named to man- first mfcting since HM0 end the Sept 20 amounted to (97.00 and E. P, Hair and ‘d’kmeal I.uruien- of n systematic role of vi alt nee, interruption while the first held In Jacksonville since .4 *-, X ‘A « « f age i Galneayitle G-Men next ware made to 5 persons, Carl 0. berg. rtpiusented tho Coast brutality end terror. lay on the fleer three > "Education,’ Tho year. He will' replace Dick Data a g erfll Frank K .__ ... _____ _______ Smith, chairmen of the Florida Guaro Auxiliary. Dealing.with the exierminstlon r ml notea before, he reProgTiM." Miss u Manager, but Bata remain* on States represented will be ,Flori­ Industrial {^Ruidsslon, reported of this ettr, died iaM weak at ^ilgh Lieut West cncmmcnded Jhe fais feet and left the discus* new trend the roster. The . Gainesville club da, Alai*m s, Arkansas, Georgia; today. Payment* amounted to fine work nf. the sea scout* In o f Jews, the tribunal- cited sett* tn Fbrt Myera. according to mates of fl.bOo.OOO killed under _ went. The heat from word received hers today. Mr, MB* also announce formal acceptance Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, (101,451.60 throughout the statu aiding to man the vessel. They Hitler's program. The summary light* in the crowded room leer was formerly tn tha fumltagw Mississippi, North Cayollts, South weio: Douglas I/osslng, Hilly of a working agreement with and were made to 5,673 j orsons, mentioned that the hair o f wo* stifling. -'w and at one Urna headed the Oklahoma. Tennessee, reflecting no significant fiuEtna Brinson, Larry Strawder, John men victim* was cut o ff before the Atlanta Cracker* o f the South Carolina, ______ 1' ■,1 ................. . brick agency here. Texas,* Virgin in and West Virgin) ft, Ron in rrcvnt week*. . Root, Jr, and Ralph ■Johnson, ern Association, . (f->allaa»4 Os raga Bisk I) * - • .. . , ftSSI Lions Review Progress At District Meet Mrs. E. Goodspeed, 4 M other Of Sanford -M e n , Died Saturday IBusiness Increase Of 27 Percent Is Told By Jenkins Good Reports By /andenberg Asks Trade, Shippi: Freedom Be Written Into Treaties Markets Please State Officials Army Asks 35,000 Men Be Drafted During October Orlando Air Base Officers Inspect Reserve Training Raymond Gwynn Is Injured In A u ' t o Accident K r �TH E SANI OKD U E K A tP , SANFO R D , F LO H Ip A F fresion e Stores ; COUPON SALE P resent this ad any llm ■, Tuesday' a n d . receive * , Regular 98c J^ hk Arm t*i>lk>hlng Machine ^ SANFORD ftARDWARIi CO XI0 KA8T lilt .IT KT. icm/ong. UillOi lOOM'fOU MfOU N AMIAICA'S O R C RB(ST-IOV(0 OSS G R E E T IN G CAROS POWELL’S OFPK.’JE HffPI'I.Y CO. * EXCLUSIVE DEALER IH Magnolia Are. rhone CM MQWPAY, SEPT. 30, 1946 TJ1K.SANFOHD H5KALD. SANF — "V . lly .MU.I.MDi: KI.UIC ' . Al' Nrwklralurr* Writer . | The- battle (or a uoionn'.t rights' allleudliii-lll to'tl»l* ConMIlutlon of ; Wir Unltnl hlatrti will bo tackled 1 JK renewed .4,.^. .—. Cmigrris #L.____ jwrth vigor -1 when I ccnvene* rte'jft Jnnuaf y. nfx months ] after the Senate defeat of- the fa* imous F.qusl I tight- AiiiMiihnelit Thin year the- buttle- win be marked by .MJUietliUut hrw-the tins concrete • effort to effect a complaint;* on the question (Jut has rf-pl , American womefi'a groups Into iwo factions—tho-ie who favored the Kqunl Hlght-i Amendment add tho.-* who opponnl It. ; . * 7 When Congress ronvenen In '47, the Connre.n of American Women expects to offer It a new Woman'*' Stittu - Amendment, which lla .sup­ porters la.pe will meet the nrgu incuts both of thoi* who defcntl llm KijiihI lllghts Amenilinetif and thorn.- who attack it "17ie CAW l-i a new virile organIrnttryi with 2.000 members <Indi­ viduals etaI organisations) which •eek« to stimulate women to |>ol». leal amt elvl! • tisewihip activities Mlid Which ts affiliated with the Women** International J > i n * rrath- ’ Federation. TTie te n ta tiv e wording ol lla amendment la as loKu.va VTtirre nhsll be no economic, legal, political or aortal dl—rlin hut Phi against women be­ n d e r of set or marlfal .talus In the Unllrd .Slates of America or lerrttnrlrs xubjeol to Its Jurlcdlr- •-’ 5 in i lciv T H ,S uPiBl¥INTS*^’ fil|t ! ( V ' * ' 0c+ “ Atoyb# f am lotky. With lull Imu/onto coverage, I won’t Iota too moth tlnamlolly. But money olono doesn't moko a home, and this Ihi, llko moil homo that (whlth kllltd 7000 pooplf loti yaoil to old hovo boon ptovonlod.” PATROLMAN Albert Oalutls U In nw d of mUtance. Ill's been driven •lightly wacky by the telephone calls that have been pouring into SUUon House 14 at Brighton. M am ., after a prattles! Joker put an ad In the paper announcing 19 apart* menu fbr rgnt The unknown hu* moriat gava the number of th* poUco station. (fnlernallonal) INCASIO IN A CAM Of IC3 weighing 600 pounds and wearing a men b^endre h^ ■ ■ ?.UA J,C> ]C| I City, N.who J„ bartender, is shoved aboird aCplana then for a trip to N. Y. Jones, was freed with an acetyleno torch w bjr *•----- ‘ ^ ■ ■ make a similar 20-hour Jaunt tq Pads. (fwfrrnatjcmal Sound photo) iment cams Into power following evolutionary codip tnJuly. estabrea diplomatic relations between. ’ Corslsiinets cousss moil firts. Chick your homo to* day for safety. And chsck your property Insurance program for PROTICTION through Ptonolyils. Ask US • MOST DOOS, USCE HUMANS, like fo “ ilresj Up.***.\nd these photos, taken to remind you of National Uog Week, Sept 22 to 5.1, show how you ran htako your pet the proudest canine on the block, •'fldo," who has moro vat led ancestors than (legs, spowsJn these before anil alter pliatos whni a lu lll'i bruiting and a Cutty ribbon can acc-ajjslUh. UMcrmiitonan aiiws pisiu “ Ji im vt Jllll Rqovkn lo be dead and torn* 70 injured. Tiiirtjr u cro flown lo Lus Anjiclca. ___________ __________________ i ■ i . (JnlvrnatloiMl iiundji-ioto) SQHON S i r a s r fj POLICE atattoned hi seven big Hol­ lywood studios, where strike 'via* Irnre hju fisted,up, get a bit tough with one picket who. wat- among TtltlNC HIS SIDE i f the lt->rr, nuartmenl I, m-e owner it. F. Hudson pl.. tend Itcsptu|H-ily in Wm Iii Ij , K.m , witli a huge sl.;n. The It.-t. tuatlc lip of live nji.irUnenl» which lie ray% he u ill tint r< nt until fh Ctnli. me hltpl, 01 In- teceivt |ieim.-.mnl>i rji .-ilte ilmc -et |.v ain-tuy. IP- w.ml i^ lo a nmntlt avciacc e:i t a. U ^p.irtmtnt, the mi nt says he can't oak moro than $Ip (or cacti. (hilcrnuth- -ul) riNNSYlVANIA OHIO II AVI NO IHI WHlTI H0USI after a25-mlnula conferanco with President Truman, Uvrurd M. Baruch (right), Administration advisor on stomle policy, listens to a comment made by his deputy, John M. Hancock. Ths famed statesman rerused to reveal the nature of tha subject which ba bad discussed with,tha Chief Executive, (fntemoflonol Soundphoio) •if Hrmini.If (mi tit}, KwirtiU, : \\ l». MKl.in.N W Ii WKIaTON t fUnti'i MMiMHlHnl, Hil J T lr« t l ‘ y b lit 41 it 'll H r J it . J . JUST AS BROOKLYN'S DODOIRS faced their most critical moincnU In tho Nalhtul League pennant race, their star swatter, Pete Ht-lscr, w as per­ manently counted out wlien his leg bone was broken In a base slide. Although hounded by misfortune throughout tho season, Kclscr had hoped to help out In tho final crucial games. Above ho Is shown being .lilted to a stretcher at Kbbals Field, Brooklyn. (JmarmUloual) |» « v in t i n : r n r u T o r t u k c o u n t y J l'l* ‘ liu K K U IN O I.K COt'.NTV, Pi Mlit 11-A III S-ri-lMlv 111 re: i:.|m.SIAItV Ml- WHIN IHI AUTOMOBIIE BIGAN ...... ng.-.t 111- iiituitmte.l i-.ailwai used by the luirsrdrawn irhiile, - ->|.. t u.l l i w nU< |..i . ii.iffic circles, and liy-|ini*es wen- •--ii tiiu till wlmh t-llnimaU-il the jams. Similarly, nuiv that an traiel it iii.aca-uit; n m- .iiul nu u . ,,h day. u new traffic pattern t>i >illc-i i.ile taj 1 11 la.,t rungi »ti--it •-( air rent t-. t Im-iiir Installed betweeu AKmn, O , \Va-hiiict<-ii, New Vmh anil IUwt.ui, I --r rnosl iif llic i(i>tance (be plan calls h-r fuui It-It. . IV.Hi lime I mi uur cvilain teclluits. The liiphnj; and ipiadruplUlg llic-ae lumdird.nl unlei of routes will he made p-. -ihlu by le-alignh g a 'vniii|Mii.itiniy small number of radio range stalmlu ail'd esl.ilili.liiiii < |< U in » i-tu s at a i . t of ale.nt $, 5.000. Cl ul cl in acl it hoi - au, ,.nd null. idn.il all line * mi .-I vt d ■ic selling up tlie new “htchwu)- ' Klyin-,; mi tin- U-,mi I- tin- mellmd by utinli plalles van (ml mall- -afely tint, nine they mini tie u lilt ly spm ed-tml. one tunc am iirc-.n innd ile inily a m.afl hun tier of |Imet. The hV.V h*ul-time *t •ti-m ii ill In Ip In rluiiui.itc del.iii a i I all-,- .|,on Uitiallv iin-. liable in had I >in j wv.-Hiei. if n-r-.maiual) TOPpfg, who served two years with tlie K-!» sect I- ii o f tlio U. 8 , Army, allows his honuroble discharge pa* per-, as proof that ho Is a veteran and has a claim \<f benefits under the O.I. Bill of HlghU. The dog has been ailing since his u-turn to Troy, N. V. HUappIlcallon for free medi­ cal treatment is with the Veterans Admlnist ra tion. (1 uf cr national) W A Itl-H lll . M i 'K . r-. nil I ' r-.1 il-.r'. MU-r |--rt*iln* lla t ln a i laiifi* i.r I*- nitunla A i .vln-l Hatil K»t»te: — uf flTPJtilanfTTs! lSiU-'oinl- each » * y u w - w * l,m * * n - ii ■.-**--«n-l r ^ o i r o t ' f 'rlfTO W iit iiT T vialin* utwl iI . dimihI* w h le li you nr illh r r o f yOu uiay lia y r a g a ln a l III* W IN Y O U R W INGS A T THE itr.Frtfc.it, Irttfc. «.r Kpllii Cyunt), 1*» I h r <’‘ M in t) J im I k ** » 'f Hriutn< i|« 4*ouit| jr, K it ir Jtlu. u l tit# C if flr # h i lh # C M itrf o f n j | i | P o u n ljr u l N a tift’ i «t, K h tr lt ld t s l t h l n •• Ijr I* t n l A i t t l i r i n m i t h i f n m i H»»* i l t n r o f tti* f lr « t jiiit ft li a lio ii of lliln n o ttrr I U i h « lu lt n »>f il r o i u r o t « h t« tl U In w i l t l n i r . a r u l ■holt » t . l*» t t » r t j > r % •if r ral<ta i»r#» u m t |u»«t 4 . f f | r r In T *T ir“ 4 »»f I tla» 1 'ln llllilM . A fill • V iu ll li a - ^ J J i t l i to t>) l i t . r lu ly t u r t l. u p * t it , / n t ^ n t * t o t n r ) , A n d A n y r u i n « I t I its u r d r* n iA n d n o t a o f ilia l b r Vidal S A N F O R D SCH O O L OF AVIMTON T U E S D A Y ami W E D N E SD A Y! IF YOU'RE LOOKING f l l H FOR TROUBLE... - iL "1 . )N t R ,A ( ; - ‘ “ Nnlhlng In this arliete sliall lie so I'M-.tiui-d a.% lo Invaffdalr u |nr« ml Ihr rnai tmrnl of legis­ lation txnrfllllng wonirn In their work or family status." To uiHiefMnnil It* roinprnmUe vahn* it is. necessary to know ti,i> |xri|tion «>v two qpiKi'.ing trrou|H have taken before Tlie f-Ti|Uiil lllghl-t AmeiMlioetit, c.|ionsored by tlie National Wolnan’n, patty and fllaie-i ui«l nvrry' place r.uhject to -It- jurt-tliiiliHi."- H i M inportcr? hold that It I-- needed to right ilLicrlmUiatlnn-r nuain-t women inrorimratrcl in '|iiore lhati I (Mai .-.tntc lawn. Tliey imlnt tn.Uwv In varlmii -tales which give a hutbaml conItol over 11la n iffs earnloR’i or Hie rbihl lo ill-i|xne ol the custody ol III*' i lifldmi by will, slid lo yilier law--, whleli prevent women Ironi eiiRnKliiu tn lnde|iendent Imtln^Hij amt keeping their earn­ ing t without their huahnmW eonrent. eli-. i7Mi-;e wim rTppn*rrt—the Eqnal ftightn Ainmdnlent, Inrludlng Car­ rie Chapman Call. Eleanor llorwevrlt and prumlnent Ibtuies hi la­ bor contended 'that It would wl|tc Iroin Atate r.tntute bonktt other .............. lawn which protected women, In­ cluding those concerning minimum wagon, maximum Working hours and .-military working.conditions. "Some acilon -man be taken of tyq «ub)rct of .womon'a staliia." riy.-i Pusan II Anthony, grandtiterit of tbp Intp tsunoua suffraKi-tfp and ehalrinftn uf Hie CAWn commt&slbn wlilch evolved the 111 ^ V A C A N T - i roiejt F U N TO YOU CAN FIND IT 1 MONDAY, SEPT., 30, 1846 firoup Renews Figh t For Woman’s Rights H JK U IR ItT cncuir jui*vm.ph A. • INYHIS MAN'S ARMS! wftf n o girl of Pino tonglos with a man of tfotl, something has to give I And h doetl ^ ban, (above) Detroit, Mi, Juit announced that tb. War De­ partment has requested him to all, at a Judge during Ui. war trials a t f Nuremberg, Germany. Judge Moynlhan aald ho would consider Ihi offer carefully. (International] compromise ammdmfnt ‘Women tlie economic, political and legal He ot the nation. An amendment to th* constitution (a the irual weapon with which to abolish lahrs detrimental to women and t « pre­ vent future ones. We hope, in this amendment, we have found a solution which will wipe out the ■1' ! \ - 1 * ’ . t - IIA IIT IJ :V IlK N If'K S ■ n ir e u t o r o f |l» r I jt a t W ill Atfct T m U m m i o f J I I A I I Y Kl>* \VA|ll#H ItllSIt’ K. d r a r r t k r .| . KOTII'H TO s r m n ■ BTATH OF KtMiltlDA TO! r. W. WKITXKIk wbo*a place of rot<t*«cn la 401 Kim Htr<**|, Vrtdulrk, Maryland. YOU A fIK 'IIK ttia ir re-iulrwl to fit* your written appe4 rnn<-a (par■anally nr by atlArnvjr). tn nr bpfom Oelolx-r T. A. I) l*M,>tn th* nut of Ooaiplalnt riled In tli* cireuli Court la and rof S*mlnol« County, Florida, In Cbancary In Iba ■ull anllllrd Maggie II, Kacbary, widow. Plaintiff, i s .la mca A. Wright anu aiargarel it. Wright, hi. wire, and P. W. Weilael. ,Tha nature or thle eult la Ip. have fait I i M II II. t f U,t 4, IT. COMMANDER Larry L. Davis landed his Coast Guard PBY search and mercy piano with -a rescue, .team on a lake five miles from the wreckage o f U>« Belgian airliner which crashed 22 miles southwest of Gander; Newfoundland There' was no immediate report on tha crash survivors. (JnfenMtiona!) Many householders, w e know, are b ein g deprived of electricity and are being seriously inconvenienced b e c a u s e ou r s u p p ly o f in su la tors is 167,420 * short of the amount ordered during the past year. day o(. n#pt*aib*r, a n. isia. . r i.p . itp iw n o N *IOTICtM , A> C l.rk uf said (oim du k'n iu LTA ) I ’ lrru lt Dirurr WAR AS»m AdmlnUtralor Frank IL Crccilon (le ft) and Ilrig. G<h. J. A. Mull Ison, of the W A A .! compare notes Jwfore tcsU/ylng a t ! Hogs, eommlttcr taveatlgoting sur­ Plus property disposal. MullUon do- Just sis soon As w e can g e t supplies ofinsulators RISCUI WORKERS removo one of tho Injured from the wreckage of tho westbound Transcon Liniilcd of (ho.Union Tactile Hallway, after tho crock streamliner left the rails Qt Victorville, Cal. Six died and over seventy were hurt In the a.cidcnL'Anny planes tWw tidily of the bollr lnlurcd to hisnllali • i. (filter sstOnai rx»f,-'.o:o) POtICEMEN TAKE STRIKER lfarry I^iDAy (on ffruiinil) fn*-j custody fur the second lime hi two Hays as a free-for-all breaks out at tlie gsles of the Warner llrothvis Sludlu In Burbank, Cal., during lira Jurisdiction^) sir ike that Jiul lilt liinjor lllm companies. It.it-.ky Is olt< i’vd to have slugged an 5i;il.i|or who was nltciiipliug to photograph tlio inrlir. (fnlcriulluxuil) and other critical materials, the m ore than 2 0 0 0 ; m e m b e rs o f our o r g a n iz a tio n w i l l make g o o d It O IlK IlT L »iK th e ir p l e d g o lo t im m e d ia te a c tio n in t ak i ng c ^ re Ol y o u r n e e d s fo r “ S u n s h in e S e r v ic e " . ' . •' r^ t ‘ ' '' ' ' . ^ " «•* f • U «o v «- wind­ storm wami Boyd A Co.. 'laclud.s Colv.s: IE THE F m o tin ( 357.6W 351,312 'HI-and T m Isia .M of «* «r t L a .. Uarrtaan, da 162.341 he signwl In snent to Um wag. lUbilixaUoo rag* The Ada - - > v j-.. v, c-:ii 24977V commission to pay th. 90,000 Af striking re. mm Um wag. acaia o by lb. privala. ship owners. Tb the lith Coo4 wr hood of Tlall* Miami U Sen) * U . ) . At tbg 'A Controls llfl.d June 30 ' 129.7B7 �MONDAY. SEPT- 30; -Hug THE SANFORD HERALD, SA N fO R D , FLORIDA anford Herald Heart Disease iGovernment Survey SUCCESSFUL • ROCKET EXPERIMENT | NowTimesWorkOn i Children’s Teeth Abput four .million pooplo in-the United Staten have aonta-form~of-4jbnrt‘ disonsc and- the nuniber o r fttfles ia steadily iitcrcanintf, the Metropolitan Life Insurance 'Com­ « S » * a m i i Im ■•■•Ire t 3 t. ISIS, at Ike P e e l U lllr e pany report*. But’ when all the ft\cta arc clearly undertars, V l.r U a , aaSee tk * A r t rraaa a t H ijd S X l » T . ______ stood, it is.seen Uuit.there is no whrhtnt nt alf for the common belief that the situation In heart disease.is jfeta o L U s n - 1 - usea a tinff out of Jmnd and that the larjfe volumo of heart disease is due to our modern way of life, * •*" I . "The major part of the increase in heart disease," says the Metropolitan, "simply reflects the rapidly increasihK proportion of older persons in our population. In the pnst 17 years, among the millions of pvnwiy* in­ sured-in the Metropolitan’s industrial Department, there has beep an almost uninterrupted rise in the recorded death rate from the disease to a maximum in 1943 nearly CO percent higher than iri 1928, When, however, correc­ tion is made for the akIhr of this population, the 1943 rate was only 12-percent above thnt for 1928, and the 1945 rate only 4 percent above that level. “ Chantfing medical ideas are also factors in the in­ irtar1**! k>*4 crease in the reported number of deaths from heart *»w t*rk. disease. Unfortunately, it Is not possible to correct the rate for heart disease to nllow for this effect, but the fact is that deaths which in earlier years would havo been re­ ported as from kidney disease or from apoplctic stroke arc now in incrensiiiK number? being ascribed to heart I disease, principally because of the chantting attitude of /physicians regarding the relationship of high.blood pres­ sure to these' conditions. It is now generally accepted |that in moat such cases, the heart is the organ primarily affected by increased blood pressure. It Is notable thnt ns , IHBLK VERSE KOk TODAY the recorded death rate from henrt disease hns mounted, YOUR. PRESENCE AND SUP- death rates from chronic nephritis (Bright's Disease) nnd PORT •W IL L E N C O U R A G E cerebral hemorrhage have-dcclincd. i'OUR i'A o I OK '1UO: 'Jhey camo "When all of these influences arc taken Into ac­ to m . us as far as the April k ur’,iti, and the three taverns, count," the company asserts, '*,it is doubtful whether whom when Paul saw, he. thanked there hns been any rcnl increase in heart disease beyond stmto on, Mood! U M " God and took -Courage.—Acts 28; ratal you wmnt.^ jr. You can’t Lvli tium she testi­ mony so fa r whether Henry Knisrr made |1 H,0 j0 ,0 ix) building libtrty ships, or tori *3,000,000. Hut i It strike* u* that is somethin; |t j . which ought to l>c determined it: -. btfept we deride whclhrr hr .» a war profiteer. i; $ i * : J if ,!'» > T*t i Truman’H.Chances Is prosuii’iit Truman sure of msomlnation, especially if Henry A. Wallace runs against him? I’nst history sug­ gests that elected privddcnts have u better ehauce than vice-presidents who entered the White House after the * Tima inegailiu trriurti ■ new death of their- predecessors. Only one .elected president radio Invention which eliminate* was not renominated. Franklin Pierce, who carried every much c l tha trouble with them. state blit four in IH52, mishandled tho slavery question tf not the static. Jos.j>li Conn, who hats* commercials, nml who and was 1bought certain of defeat for a second time. Afworked In ..tho- Navy’* guided tur a 17-ballot fight I'ierce was replaced by James Bu­ missile program, has perfected a chanan, minister to Great Britain,, whose absence from tho gadg-t which turn* o ff the .radio country in the preceding troublous years made him politi­ mtrely by clapping the hands, toms it bark rn again In tha same cally available. Since then no elected president has failed wpy. Thus the rnmmrrnal may hr? to have his party name him again. Benjamin Harrison in avoided by clapping the hands. 1892, William H. Taft in 1912 and Herbert Hoover in Former P r e • I dent Roosevelt, 1932 were all known to be impossible to reelect, but ull who frequently belabored "the were renominated, prince* of privilege" anj the With the vice-presidents who became president it is r ’’ economic royalist*" tn his political different. Presidents John Tyler in 1814, Millard Fillmore speeches, left a net estate of u- - I1.08&1-480. a gVos*.estate of . 1 1 ,- in 1852, Andrew.Johnson in IHtiH jtnd Ciigster A . Arthur B9 h*W,rtrtthr sppretsnl filed with- in 18NT-tTCTtnttrtvjoclcclT>y~\Ffeu- parties. If it was any - a Duchess county-court repeals. consolation, _thu men who heat them nil failed to win in Moat .of hla money wn* in gilt edge stocks nnd bonds, bank account* and New York real es- - - L The Jaycer* urc. repurted to be considering a plan to raise 22,600 for the Improvement of the Mun­ icipal Zoo. Long ohe of the prin­ cipal tourist attraction* - In our city, the Hanford (no has long •hJoyetl the reputation of being one of the largest and most com­ plete in the state and on RundaTa often draws thousand* of people from all ever Central Florida. For children particularly It baa proved a itimulating and pleasant amueemenL -We hope a way can b«-found io make It an even bet­ ter attraction. Schools are passing not ques- tionnalres to parents aiklng them what should be done to hnprovo our schools. Primary function i should be to (each children lo read, to write, and to figure 6 percent‘Interest. Not on* In a hun­ dred ever learns how to do any o f tho** things. When IHnry Wal­ lace gave a copy of hla speech to ■ President Truman and asked If It would be all right lo deliver It, President Truman aald “ yea." He read it. but he didn’t know what It mrant. Then he didn't really” know hoi/ tn read, did he? And if tho President of tta ; United Slates doesn't know bow to read, what can you expect o f - the avenge etudentf How to ftive children the mwms by which lx- eligible to take advantage of opportunities offered by the me­ morial. Mrs. Kirk, wife of the surgeon general, who was herself an Army By JA N E EAD8 _____ mir»» In World War fi conceived W ASHINGTON,'</P)-A ’Vounty the Idea for the Nurses National fair" has started a campaign to Memorial as It will be called. .She says many nurses are shatprovide a $2,000,04)0 national home and social renter here honoring about 10 0 ,9 0 0 nurses and medical women who aervnl in World War 11 . . . . Rpcn*or«t hy the Officer*' Club uf thu Army Medical Ocntrr. of which Waller Reel HotpiUl la .a part, the fair ha* set tn* pattern for similar affair*-to be held nt service post* throughout the coun­ try. In addition plan* for an Inten­ sive national campaign to start Sunday, Nov. 17, have been drawn.' The officers and enUstwl men of the Army, Navy and A ir Foret MwfScat Corps aw "aondly" be­ hind. the n «r»ei In tha movement *o build them a home, Mai. flm . Norman T. Kirk,'surgeon grtieral ment and a refrigerator. of lha U. 8 . Army, says, . Those who know the sacrifice* , *«rvico.-room» would lnand the devotion to duty o f these eluda-Jhwing room* >U h eltclrlc valiant soldiery o f mercy will sewing machines and wash-rooms wholeheartedly support this en* with dryer for washing out smsll leaver to establish a practical, items and- with Ironing faciltUna. Brinks, memorial?* aay* Gen. Kirk. Arthur aIf. ie sr national ethalvtMaH # itJohnson at .• a W A S H IN G T O N LETTER of .Wcrld War I will a l^ 1chairman of tha Nurse* National f can become competent rill- ■ In a democracy U-the biggest Mem of the day. RE TELLING ME! ‘estxai We would gJv uriUe m retar t Control to Civilian Hands? TUB ’ VANISHING American -vanished too so o tv h > einmtd have flayed around gnd anjoyed to respect lh • Hus* Canal. Bui 'ha Mg ha-ha at the expenaa of British don’t nee lha all-conquering paUfacea. k • to . !*# Poor Iridiin, nrver W r M about e homing then- *ii. And bo barf no rent id pay on hit ftp it. fbe (ruck gerrfee which gave him ill ike more tlmt fer bene$eh i anrf sou/aoofkftg re/exef/en. v ~ I I J- ’’ When It re me rime to mew tha itofit,- Pape Rsrfudn M sent rha . S p tcitl to C en ta l P i n t Tha '‘-**4 ** • WASHINGTON—Despite the conflicts of authority* developing from the. divided power over price control* In the OI’ A revival r.ct, a certain amount of teamwork Is emerging among government officials. There i* no immediate threat of an open feud which would break down enforcement of the new Inw .despite the slight disagreement between Price Administrator Paul Porter and Secretary of Agrlculturr Clinton P. Anderson over the new meet prices. Anderson, who is pretty mi^lran absolute boss of control* on food, ha* shown an Inclination to cooperate with the Price -Decontrol Hoard end OI’ A. • The best example of this wax Anderaon'e Drat list of commodities In short supply. . Anderson nikjl to keep dairy produr.1* find, meal on hi* qhrirt supply list, thereby allowing the restoration o f meat controls and leaving tho way open for the Decontrol board to relmposa dairy ceilings. But Ander*on‘ not only Inrltuied llvealnck and * dairy product* on hla list. He went a alep further and Included the major grains—although the De[ that thrrp " n.*..proxpcct a£-arv ampl*- artpplj^rferson's action allowed flour end breed to remain • THE HOUSE SURPLUS PROPERTY Investigating •committee, may refcompieml"to Congress that the dlipoia! of war-excess gcorls. be divorced from Army control and placed In the hands o f civilians. Rep. Roger C. Blaughler (D ) of Missouri, chairmen of lh: com­ mittee, Indicated the group's opposition to military control o f surplus property. He aald: . — ••It aeema lo me that'there’s'been too much Army perronnel amt not enough merchandising personnel In the War Assets Administra­ tion" W AA is headed by El- Oeq. Robert M. Littlejohn. Who la assisted by numerous Army aides. This Hit o f aides Is studded with generate^ When Slaughter s committee began hearings on Alspoasl of aur* plus properly. WAA representatives appeared In Army uniform; They soon replaced these uniforms with civilian attire, however, when the contmlllee’s attitude became known.. *• • • • i• DO NOT LOOK FOR MUCH irf^he way of fireworks from lha Senate *y*r liivesllgating committee's hearings on the 4 .2 mortar •hells which killed 33 American aoldlcn In accidentalNexplosions during Ihe war. * A committee source said the. hearings would only list a day or two and would be tilled largely with technical testimony. Indication* are that faulty,'manufacture of fu»e*. rather then tha sheila caused the premature explosions. The Garsson brothers mu­ nitions combine wss one n f’ihc largest manufacturers of the shells, but did nnt_ mr.lure fuses. It was reported* that the committee might not even csThS^irfsrm representative*. ^Committee sourct* declared that because o f the technical qutaTTons Involved little aensatlonal testimony la expected. It *%o wax considered unlikely that the defective fuse* could be traced to their manufacturer* because of the time elapsed since the explosions.» , • • • • ** • HAVE CONGRESSMEN suddenly become bashful? The quet*tlan was raised when it became’ known that a pri­ vate dining room was being fixed up for House memCengressmers bere IrfTh* C"pR*d. ,• . A dining room prevtoully open to Capitol *m1 *«««* i ployes and their friends is now- being renovated for In Privet* ! exclusive bee o f congreserntn only, ft is reporttd thet only congresimefi will be permitted la lh# new dining room and that member# who wish to lake their relatives or friends with I h .M d li V - ..- a . . t t ._ . L >- » L — ' » - ** ^ them uwtU have to eat In thg.dining room scroll the’* *halt One reason behind L«* change wee belleyed to be the desire o f mtrnbc v to be able to get a quick bite to eat whlla the H ou ii la la .. .• Memorial committed. Jarrett G. White, architect, I)#* drawn the pjans jiUhfi building and grounds. (Nations) committee headquar­ ters are at $25 Woodward Building, Washington, p ~ & Cmdributhm* te Uu fund for the memorial will bp received there. Please do not epfid them to tfcU newspaper.) THE PRESEN . .— ..»*. . — . Monday, September 16th, 1946, for the purpose -of • # registering for tho Municipal Primary Election to he held on November Sth, 1946, and will remain open each day except Sundays and holidays, up to and in­ cluding Saturday, October 26th. 1946. H. N. SAYER. City Registration Officer, PILOT of the airliner "Collosieum,’ Copt. Raymond Jennings of Alex­ andria. Vo., spotted the scene of tha -ecash-of a-Helgtan tmwAtlfntieplono on a Tog-hound hillside, 22 ‘miles southwest of Gander, New* Joimdlnnd. He reported that five 'and possibly seven survived Urq plane crash. (Iniernetlonal)- PIANO TUNING and REPAIRING B E A U T IF Y Y O U R HOME with V E N E T IA N BUNDS Wo can make arrange­ ments for you to finance them on EASY TERMS 1 Venelion blinds made to fit any size windows Last ' 18 years with Cablh Piana Co. and UnlvvralU of Illlnola, Champaign- Urbans, HI. « ’ Free Estimate/! Wood and metal slats > 'Repairing — Rcflntahlnff ■* REHIDUNCK . 1‘ IIONK- 6I1-W or MUSIC BOX, I’ ll ONE *53 J . t SE M IN O LE V E N E T IA N B U N D CO. ’ 820 WEST THIRD STREET PHONE 1.1B2-W WHISKEY WINE RUM ..... -. L et US halt*, you get. tha nun a can make all nrranjreme v low-eoet financing and in* tea. Keep your money nt hoi M. Boyd ft Cfi. Phono !0I. (GENERAL INSURANCE • .. . Ik. Horn Registration Books of tha City o f Sanford, Florida, are open at the City Hall, commcncipg j •eaeioa. c a r e y R E G IS TR A TIO N NO TICE Army to loose War-Surplus —" 1**-***,i-* ’ F llA N K stu dy)' difficult-" • ’ :. other flndiug* of lh«v _ phia Study!" V 1. Average time required fnr filling .teeth of>.white chtMrtrt was Mngcr that/ that fer, Stgrn children—17.2 minutes, compared to 45.1. And extractions foi* N rrr,^ hoys fook tho aRortrri tlpic. (Th«w report effrred no reason for thf,n findings. *• %• • T 2. The length of time for re­ tracting a permanent tooth »h»w!. n tendency, to decrease with ,,j. vanclntr nge. 3. Older men among. the den­ tists flocked in (no trsta. ‘'nppe,r to be sorofwhat nuTc rapid <jp. craters.” W ASHINGTON. OP)— I f Jbnldr has a data with-the dentist, here's some ro lic e 'fc r him—maybe. The U. X Public Health Service has Just completed a study of the average . lime required, for-, ex­ tracting,'filling, cleaning and'pulishing of children's teeth ‘ in a group of Philadelphia clinics. H. iievc, R or not,’ the time re-’ qulred for the longest operation ip scarcely more 'than the time required to play an inning of Coffee or tea *t*ln!i on tabl*. baseball. cloth* will not stain if blolltv •TTq study, described by Statis­ immediately. tician Isidore Altman, was made in /lx clinic* or the Philedclphia Mouth Hygiene Association. It was based on 2,706 routine opera­ Your Heart tions for 1,068 chilren, aged six to about IS years: Needs Rest! Hare's the box-sopr# in mlnulra; By TV. V. Hitting . Tooth-filling—16.8 (with 1H.4 Touchton Drug Ca minutes required for filling upper Perhaps months ago the doc­ and lower molars, less time fer all tor said to you (o take it other teeth.) easy, that your heart needed Extraction of a deciduous a little rest. ("baby") _tooth—0.3. So ynu did. And the symp­ Extraction of a permanent toms disappeared, and almost tooth— 1 £.6 . unconsciously you havs slipped Polishing fillings— I I A bark into your strenuous way Prophylaxis (cleaning)— 16.5. o f living, i \The report said the elinles were That was not what tha doc­ operated for "children In low tor meant. He knows that a economic circumstances" — with tired heart cannot rest as the kids paying- 50 cents a visit other organs of tha body may lo r, routine treatment. do. It Is a tireless, healing The statistician* said the times organ, and must get ita rest required for various operations In'other ways. i i were far less than Jhosc recorded Accept the - physician’s adIn two separate studies of .pri­ rice. Avoid 'the vigorous de­ vate-practice ’ work made previ­ mands of ordinary living. Rest, ously by ,othrr investigators. In live simply,, patronise a phar­ lhorc studies, loolh-fllling time macy In tvhlch the quality of ranged op to 4JL minute* and ex­ drug* nnd prescription service tracting time up to 27 minutes. are unquestioned. Patients having ’ testh extracted This Is tho 12iHh of a scries wer "yourig. adults." • of Editorial Advertisement* Rut Altmnn declared thi. two appearing in this paper each previous studies were "^sported Monday. in such a wav ■* to make com-’ tv e v r total for disease* of the heart, blood vessels and kidneys. This decline extends also to the older age groups. "Altogether, there is little Cause for alarm oyer the situation in heart disease today," concluded the Metropoli­ tan, ."Further reduction in the incidence of henrt* disease among J'ounfror persons can be achieved by attacking the preventable causes of the disease. -Much Pan be accom­ plished also l»y the early detection and prompt treatment of heart disease,’ As to the types of henrt disease com­ mon in Inter life, it Ih, of course, impossible to prevent these entirely, but much can lie done in the way of post­ poning their onset and and in slowing down their pro­ gress." lit parison', (with Uie„ Philadelphia - . I �M O N D A Y , S E P T : 30, 1946 TH E SANFORD HERALD , S A N F O R D ,. F L O R ID A • ... • ------- ^ — • Rj DOROTHY’ IIOK • The N. Pr V. Howard C'h*f*l**r irceived Ity .th e rhapler from ! W crin lril J*m »* Fa.|iii>ii K lit--o f: the .United Daughter*' nf the the Halt « f Fame. NeA Volk NEW V<>]IK If ymi'v** he., « • * Cotifedernev met for the firm University, to attend the unveil* | nuninipg nrmfTM l„ n tir.fl obi nil meeting of the year Friday a fter lug of the littet of Sydney lainicr ; tn.l « pair ' of loafur for ill tn«m nt the hoine of _A|r*. F. E. son Oct. 3. Polem ics to the strtte nst five years, giving patirotitio Itoumillat with the prerfdrnt Mr*. Cronventlon to he held in St. >» an escus*-.' yyu might at wet' J. 'J. Holly . prodding over the' Petersburg' on-Oct. K. It. ami III business. session. • I will be n* follow*; Mr*. Htjlly SKWANKK Fa nr*., Sept. :[U— The mentitle war 'opened with |hnd alternate Mrs. |)/*nn: delei (^iMccinl MON PA V , \ Albert N, H it* «£ Hun* •.bain's Kirbe and II** Fox have ' M spite till the tohtmtiing' ial’ ■*.»1 t«l.. ,L1 i ...... Li_ ■__ _* pledge and * alute to the fl*Vj gale, Nil*. Mayes .and alternate >f slptrlaui > .Sew Voik’s cuVren The American ‘Legion Auxiliary l,)nI* U ' i . trajav began irlom** at Au returned to Auburn University. and the song "America." Mr*.' Mrs, RussCllcr. Mrs. Kmimlll.il will honor the Lcilnnnatrc* » it h ‘ *11* University of the. South, atout ill let inlh-ctii'li' are a d.mtlln * ‘ *7 * " l llmimill.it served a*'accompanist.( «'||| attend as n stall late officer. * covered *)Uh supper nt the lev- *ri,rd'"g to lir. AUxandr Gaerry, tpcctaelw o f gorgcoo* (real silkv Mr. nnd Mra. Jodie Howtngton Mrs. A. -K. Rossctler Delegate* elected .. ......... .............— .— —Icil—the de---— --------.... to attend Ion Hut at 7:00 R. __ M. tnngo R|ng» vice chancellor. Opening with the have left this city - -M. - - Ila - yn **' the national convention to be futiulous rmbrciili ry, >prctaci11i y .and* plan "to |Votional and “Mr*. J. gam y will bo played aflcr the large-t enrollment Jn its 7H years, veiling gowns nnd elegant after•Upper, AH nuxiltnty member* Sewanei’s 17'. male students "will speml some time In Athena Ga. j gave the treasurer’* report. The belli Nov. 1t> through i!,*l were noon costumes. lilts eii'im you , group gave Julian .Stenstrom n Mrs. Roily and delegate Mr*. must look lavish: I K requested to bring .1 cavcre.l thi* fall include KO percent vet­ ErA-nda of Mrs. tem Hull will I rising vote of thank* for pub-J Koumlllnl with Mrs. Hayes us erans. 10 percent of the student* « dbb. • Sophie shows a ’ eclleetinn body being matrirtl veteran!. Mr. be.glad to know that she hag ra- 1 H*hing (he chapter’s program ’ alternate. • veiling gowns m tni'li have th \ Mrs. Ilntlv announced that the TUESDAY H its la th ton df Mr. WiHim.i tjperalcil fpim a recent illltcss. * IkmV for the year. *t — • —- ■■ Officers for the vest Include , district meeting will lie held nt whole town lalking. For-the fir? The Friendship League of the A fm ell Fitts" of Sanford. time since before the war, formal George Go«. grandson of Mr. Mrs. D o l l y , president; Mrs j the Mayfair Inn in Sanford Feb. Longrtgallonal Church will meet He is a senior In the College of town* me I rally gala, lush nit first vice II with the >,’ ■ 1U> V. Howard >ilk tniTet.ts. m ins mid r ol !<«■• at 3:00 P. hi. at the home of Arts ami Selene;* and has pre and Mr*. J. U. srunltlehnum, hn> George T>. Hishnp. Mr*. Pater Thunton. West Side. vinaslv att< piled thV university of entered the University of Florida, president; Mr*. E. II. I.aney. see- ! Chapter as hostess. Mrs. Houitid- Mpiisite bande.ork is hivishe4 Daughter* of \Ve*lej ol Hrst Florida and Alabama. nnd vice president; Mr*. Claude lat. general ehairtnan, will have nt them in the fitVnt '• Mr. and Mra.’ W. M. Scott haw Herndon, thodl recording secretary: the following as her committee*- lovingly Methodist Church' wift have a returned from Coronado Hrarh Mrs. St. Clair White, Jr., corre hostesses, Mrs. Hmmley, Mrs, my pll ovei scrolls of appliti k-1 regular monthly meeting at tho uce or net. iialnatakind l> adm . where they *pent trie summer. home of Mrs. p. A. Rawand, sponding secretary; Mrs. J. M Ibiuglns, Mrs, Strunjr, ami Airs. ’ lashing sequins nod jewel -csr Ittiyes, treasurer; M*», Houmitlatl Mct’nskill; pn-gtnio. Mrs. Holly; iin id cries. 9ln Elm Avenue at 8 :0 0 P. M. ‘ "Mr*. J. 1). Cordell and children, registrar; Mrs. t„ A. Hrumlcy.: place and appointments. Airs, Th* Womans Club board will Her lertoiirnlit ;m,| diltltei suit Terry and Jimmy, spent the wee*- historian Micel at the club hou»e at 10:00 and -Airs. Rosselter, Hishop’, Mr*. W - G. Hill nnd Air*, end in Tallahassee with friends ihaplain . A . M. - ... Al. K. Wiggins.;. D’nistran. Mrs- also nt- something to heltol I and lalailve*. ■ -*Tho firxl P. T. A. meeting of CAmmUiees appointed by tin It. I- I’orkln* nnd Airs. W. K. gu ainn ied "In mat - any tlr- 1 president Include: the Seminole Hi*h School will membership i Hyson; badges. Mrs. .1. ||. Tru- wallflower fnitg tike nn in i Hilt Tlu-'-* npla Mr. aiul Mrs. \V, R. William* Mrs. Claude Herndon, Mr*, llayfs* luck; music, Mr*. Claude Jlyni- plished ehariner. be held at .t:4fi P. M. at the mid son have left for a vacation Iti and Mrs. Mary strong; courtesjr. don; decoration*. Sirs. Ko-sWter in » ’ large ’ ilsgre-- the ehthiiiaU •chord, Mias Ruth Hand will ill*. Charlotte, Raleigh and Wallace, Mrs. J. If. Truluck and Mr* pw « ttew trends In education. entertainment and transjHntntion* >ctn-ktiiil dresses .o f the last fet.V C * - 1 . S. Wiggins; U.D.C. Mag aline, Mr*. White nnd Mi s. Strick|pnd } masons. , . Representative members from all Mrs, J„ A, Hrumlcy, Sir*. W. C. P* T, A. organisations are invit* Mrs. E. A. Uougln, will lie the’ Fit * -ltt-ilen*i*tt a I-it kin-, to tow* ■ ■ ____________ z2J . Mr; and Mrs. Muttrlfe la-e t f Hill; Alililary Cross of Service.. principal speaker nnd hill uses with rich silks, u-ing them wit ed to attend. niRTII ANNOUNCEMENT Melbourne were thr wurkiiTd Mr*. W. A. Dyson: rndio, Mr*,-* ns the title of her speech ‘‘ Remi- * restrain'd sk'ill in a rolli'etboi A chick, n pilau and pie supper Mr. ttnd Mrs. John P. Uopohue guests of Mr*. Roy I’* ed at h r 'E. If. lorney; divisional education, l-nlscence*." The difuricl Is coin-! ‘ I ek ladylike a’nd eh-ganl tinder the sponsorship of the lyrke Slu nunounee the birth of n son, John ; r.-idence in Park Avenue. Air*. |1. I . Perkins; Randolph Re- nnsetl of chapter* from Orlando, j clings to the long, dim dlo. -'tt Monrcr P. T. A. will U- given nt Harold, at the Eernald-I^rughtcii ' . • the school lunch room at tt:00 P. lief Fund, Mr*. Itoumillat; South- Daytona, Apopka, Sanford ,V«n.| J.'raps-* fabric fight about ti Mr- an I Mr*. Hoy \\ illiam* ; , rn liter nt ur•• for libraries. Air* LeesburgM. Admission will lie charge [ f»i M jimriul* Hospital on Sept. US (figure, mtrmlue - a few unev : Mr*, Donuhuo I* the , fotuitr have returned (rent a three *feek-. j Rnasetter; Judah P. Hrulamln •dulls anil children. ’ Ali*. Itosirlter- spoke concern■'hemline". She mate ■ good u-— * . , Verna Hair *jtt. vacation spiatl in IlcnilfnouvilK t Mrn,nr|Bl. Mrs. ti. 1>. .Ri.hop iiif “ Marianna Dnv-“ and' Mi- fmgite tmporleil i nc :. erteru* w kdnehdaa . ... . - ,.7 7 7 ; , , . •. Stopewall Jackson Highway Fund Hisliop sjeke of “ Raphael Scit> hri* liimiut with l.‘H tif hiiml pin The business meeting and lunch*! ,1 l.urul. iT-sf ,------ r--, Mrs. J. M MeCaskillt t'hildrei mes” a* the program of (hi- (tit»iHrt\ ami* • id Jackson has retunnxl U ... „ f tj„. ( '„ nfederacy. .Mr*. M. R fir.st eon of the S.nfrnl Wvman* Club , # T “ TJh T T ' ..I lav .......................... . ................. meeting. The hostes-w Mm ml Kmie tin niptr, will tie held at the eiub house ft i' ‘ St-P»t' ’ 1,1 '* Georgia Tech, Atlanta. Ga. wner-- ,s(r|r\|amj scrve.l refre.hments to the men iu i ill v«»!orh«; i»f the b u llitf! 12:30 P. M. with the following J• w p * * "1 1 ■ ’ ■»■ ,!• will begin his second yea, of a , A form, formal -Invitation has lieen hers present, for , milch uT het frill vullpi tipn a* hostcs»e*: Mr*. R. T. Wit men, j N’ d T K ’ K coilege. j l!iitterflV'*hii|u*ri ln«erl. nn*itt Mra. A. ■!). Johnson, Mr*. L. T .' _____•" ' — —•*, r ' ■ 1 -------------------- — ‘ hr tiilthllT ni it <>' rvoiiil iif;** ' -1 : B n fir r v A .- r n n ' D U C t t I Y t l N r O K — CecP |jn T r u lu c k 1. __________ ________ Social Calendar ' * • •• . • ^ ' v — T E L E N O 14S _____[_____ _____ Albert t'itts Kevins Studies At Sewancc PACE F iV f "™ With. o r d lj Lin *-lb*—buldt- of lh« 'i. ■ them] cheat' with blotting paper I tilit»tc"cl*nnmif. - -Social And Personal- f— |1 — ------- • P e r s o n c 1 1s • .4^ 8 »5 a M rf A S ' 7 k i ? ’' » " ,ttilSS C h in e s e K L rtE s i«S a i5 .....* ■lr'* " ‘ - r ° P ro fe s s o r At’ mis iris will - lie charged... ' • • ,, * ----t T I ip S^nfmil \Vni;iiif l j l ’-j . Waller llnynr* ha* rettinie,) to »■*’* ■ ■ 1 ■ -i. s i e iirirT : i tlniprtrllli' whir - he is attendiiig UMiti1! llM* |iMii*hli*iiry n/ Mn TnmpkiiM »i WiiHhtiiKioit. I*. * fi. ll. f -ini * in 1 -)-g Lick l»* pir-med schorl al the UllUcrstty ,r. I 1. Itrrmlmi will «*|m**« (hi* 11*4^ Mn». L. K. (iiirui'i Pntrr iniiHil at i* aejiftoti mi VV'i i|ri< w ith h bet hump nil \\Y*t S -xIn itil i v*4 *»* th- Wlll-ltlt!,- ftm* in in1* i .' K|oridn Itturheon nt til** rltif* hi*, n * all.I til*' Hi t »‘t*t I« * 1 U •>*ltia*%tlhv I*\i*114ft|f ,Sk«' Ii * ill < ■(> f trtl ff'l Friend* of lln . F r : Mlti-h-l| |*l * Hlfilinn *»f I*i Wii il l i I.[l Willi .ill Miitila.n |ini1x itiul hfiitt .. J.-, *tl> • 1 'A \t\fk| pi (,-•! m i i k # «-4 f t v a C K C K I.IA T H I U . I I C K j__ A 1 .1 M IL1 iitj i»f Kn^li*h H tJfl will l»_* Jtlad to know lh »( jilti* i* ................ .. ,. v ' Mi (m i m i pintkr‘,1 th r li t mi Will •••it • h -jf Ilull (it P*. Mr* tmprji vltijj nt-Q.r -1 hnim*. I.'IIM ( » i l 11 11(ll|^ i nIt n 1 W ii f‘Vi1 Liu Jin,| thru \Mint)' huii'*,r» nvi'i (hi* rt|»i*n i/m II atn| f.e . V. * REl'REisKNTAn\ E nod MRS. hgliti-l to hnc* met many old t • urfh S • • 1 atier hi'fnif ill f r was Ri*r\i*«| ffont » lm f.il «laui:ltti 1 , Shir ley. will ulau U * M. II. SMITH accompanied by friends nnd pniticularlv to have 1 ii*i tirni — fah|i-M ill* hi ih*|*,»i ----— (HPHPtlt Th.- • ^ will ^ MR. and MRS. CLARK LEON-| had the tden-ore of meeting 1 i ' I p l rr *li ii *tf (hr ffittiirr h'ntir , . Friends „ f Mr*. U t‘art*’* it' 1 HI 1* M “ -ARDY returned Saturday ..cvr GENERAL W A IN WRIGHT I Ilf I'M pit mv mi! 1In |ini t v vi it Ii n t" w ith I h r |iiih|l' ning from a gala celehrnlioti for RttftEUT ALTM AN of this 1 1 -II 11-gr t In h'it in l.fi mi *he Ini- HsilL mil Rel.it in VIi mini M i’ , r.ifii|ilv4ii. in m being invited t-i* n t J* f i l l t home on Onfc 1 1'li-cn 1 1 1 at her C E N T R A L JONOTIIAN M. city, .............. . w attending the nml M is 11**\ K n i t Mi it ta-I I it W ii r h l I pi a »'i mfimU 'l» W AINW RIG H T In Starke. Mu. University of Florida and hinadi»f Vale tfniv* rMty %*«Th tin Clna- M t" K U K rh f*l*. M i an I M i? atage.l. by the American Legion casting over W KUF was u .lin »*f \\' I I In vin/; itTfivtNl hu llh r}iarl*> Krh”U* V|t «ui4 Mi* llrr Pat Wilson,, son of Airs. A I* to the tune of H.tbMI and. nt- tier guest Sunday nf MR. and ( 11 *111. M 1* llayu . Mi Mr and Mi* I* ili‘irri-, he ri'liirnftl (*♦ (*hinft man 1J. 1ah.lllv. Skinn-i, ha. reliirnfd'front -peml tended by lf>,onn pcr*"n«- State! MRS. COLIN I*.' KELLY, SR., M i, tl * ntlpm • Mi ♦* Iritrh Knwli*h iii Niiiikni Uni* Dn* id Mr!S' ill.. ALF. Oml Mi V l.l log the summer In Gharlotte. \. officials, nenator* and icprcscnta- \ parents of tin- first hern nf .l.tlin had [• • tfve* were* invite,| to attend by ! World War 11. imitERT was ■, and tin, mils enlere I Stet'oii %rrMty fit Tie lit-Ml,. Mh am ft* i* a ifliir t.<hnl1*. AD anil M i­ 1 II I'.dh* »t. Mi 1• . 1 1e. . Mi Ita- ie Iff ti lII.■!**• of ,.Ml llulytthe Uollrtff Feb-I­ . Alin. W II n t.it. MrJUD G E NQPN D. W A IN -1flying with ( IH.IF K E U .Y when ‘ l y’ -ti,-. 1 i1“ ' 'a.1 llunnt: l hr .Shn»-*Jii|i«ii e w :ij ll nv U tl'l't 11, Mi. nini Ml,. L F ! M l, Si »»* -WRIGHT, cousin of the General, - shot down aflet the bombing nf I \ku j m,i Rucker spent the week I In > i|itfv n| with I hr 1Tmv*,i -*||y Garnet I.IMIw ell h:■ hid*. Ivr, , F ,‘|- A\6"14*1 in d On- t ,, 'A p*rnde was staged early in • the Hnnmn. Mm . VI n. ...I.**! Mi Frhe-1 * t at 1 1a hnlrod with hi* parent* Mr. and 1 « KtmmiiPK t v (i art* in (hr Mouth F.-h.-U ' It'm the afternimn through tnrreoM ; Among -thone attending the Mra. II. W n )i>< Rucker at th-ir I* .1 A■**««»'ih(*’i| UnivfiFiit y « i*M o f i*Ur followed by ' a message |buffet sup|>ur at thr ‘Seminole home tm Yahliria Dr. lie U *r* I h *« i in l h r Nitttirtmt ( ru t m l Unr* J£j i»? n y »l uiul<> other, Countrv Club last evening w m tending Stetson Umveraityr v«r**M> n! ( htniklui; -apcaErt* IT X GREEN i**1 H ARRY T flO K K 'rn d daughter Th ffpncrnl itK*etini! fm in* in* m a t t e r of ceremonies. The ’ P A T ftlt’ IA. AIR. and MRS. GENE Word han Keen rw elv *1 that it rt* will tvr*if ill nt K f1Tlffl oVh*-k /U.S.O, Iluilding was used asgTUUKER, MR and MRS.wR. G Wnl In .AS Irirh nf Wfh hnni. Mail*, wilh n l»il1rhe*»ii ninl hiiftitfpK* , headtviarler*. , UHKSON .if Adel. Gif., AIRS fiii ffiiiri) y**n!'p « winter ittPli with Ihe- k|irakn hi'itlnmmr Artyrng tho notnblei attending p. II. TEI’SIU, MR. .im.LM R S »f t lu - ' r i l y , ilirtl in AVrnhnni tin tit |. .if I n*i hirk fi*j tip- hv i»**f 11 «*f weie.GOV.. CALDWELL, 'SUES- JOHN MEISCH, MU. ami MRS Sept I'liu riiiltil^i'n < In • of llo tip' nyhlu +* . HARD; HOLLAND.JCOI.IN. ENG * FRED 1IELU MR. and MRS. I - * —. - . ^ j D t »L lla jiiH l t lmii'ii im*t»-laa-'<7B' t - L I 8 IIJ T M I WATSON, ’ DR. • T O AM DOLT. ATirr «n<| ! rM-miig «t the home of Jdrs i vlna" ^ . ^ " r'* been [ctrivtil that JOH^i T1GERT and aepator* and JOHN IVEY. MR. and MRS. |Glenn (.ingle, Jr. and. John.llrum' (where they opctntc.1 « sJtnuud [ Wnllot Fealei. The (mine wn» de ■ representative*. The Bollm . Mill-! GEORGE THURSTON,-MR. and ! |ey h„ ; c f t * ’. pM,r.,| t„ the Al b , . l „ „ ,lnlL ! tututml with full fhiWci* '—i*-"^ U ry Aeadtmy hand waa on hand MRS. MAURICE LEE of Mel ’ p k* sdatate* pie<lotu'matlug. ^ __ Tnn ___ Omega Omega fraternity fraternity at th* •lap 'the S2nd Airborne Division. Imurne. MR. and MRS. F. D. f Univrrsltv of Florida. ') in- meetinj’ opi-ne-l with the band, atfll a detail from Ft. SCOTT. DR. anil MRS. HARRY _L. Id-volioiiul lieing given by AirMi* 1. VV Mart RragAr. 'Microphones were num­ WOODRUFF and daughter. DIE ol I n-do 1 It,ml, J Hdhniii tti'i topic. Mi. nmj Mis, A L. Nkmucr mul underwent^*, ttinjoi p-in Ion a \Vmm a." , t„i--fterous as the activities wm- and MRS. W. V. HITTfNG and «tuuithtrm huve r»*tumt*.t to (h*ir broadcast through Jacksonville. daughter GAA'IJ’. MRS. ESCAI* horn* in $i»hf«'nl « f t n -prmlliuc the . Mftswarhunottj <M’i*’inl I th i a t * 'i- -*t w-'t* o iib " aid- I piti«l, H fu h ir on rfi |»t 1 U Informalilv was the keynote' PRICE, f. W AUSTIN. MR t Hi* summer in Fre?b«'M, Sew III. -.t in In mgitig i to -. ii i will be w'bid t*» li'fi1ii • of the day with the little town au-l MRS HUGH W HEM'HEI- *‘**i^« y. j the pi-i |de N tilling nlcp|>. of Starke playing host beauti­ MR. and MRS. ROY WILLIAMS. • ,A Ii*. AL I', lltiyrii-S. Ii , y u-<- \ fully to the throng of people. MR. and MRS. H ILL W ILLIAMS lp u -.n l-nl. pieii-h-il -Ai-r do lion Air. and Mr*. J, U. II ttrhiaou Thirty beeve* were barbecuKi for AIR. nod MILS. JAMES IMDGE nod daughter Elise who at.' »t>*n-lt It II. Williams, llatufll Unit, Ur--* *.-*.inn and n fht-ri, . the “ picnic." This waft followed MR. and MRS. WALTER HIGH ing neveral ini nth* in. Newark, W«ydo Rucker,, Malcolm Mm»- for the coming year include Mra. .by a reception at the Womans and MRS. ROY REED. N, A*, mstntly were, guest* «t Nelll,'-Innies At. Lee, Voli.- W,l- John C.mrrr, Jr. a* pie.tdent; A Club at 8:00 o'clock with the Seem* that Sanford is getting the Chat' hu hrentenar in Quebec, i-i.1111, Jr., Jim tScbantH, Jet it Mr*. Al. T. Ilnynt*, (tr,| vi, *’ General In the receiving line. to IrC the meci'a of social activi- Canada for a few day9. Silverman, Ralph Kay and Da’-' prswiiLnt: Mr*.‘ Arthur Willinm-.' MRS. SMITH aald she talked tie* the*e daya with the San­ I>. Scott, Jr. are, anting the *ln . xecond yice-jn*<*i<lent; Alt*. N, '< •vlth him for approximately ford Rotary Club recently pinySterling Rolling has returne.l to ent* attending S oUbn Caivtr*itv. Knight Stripling, recording ».eiii three minutes and thought him ing.host to’ n trl-clty golf toumn, Washington, D, C. after upon ling tary; Ait* Clay lop Minlli. i moat charming. rea ponding secretary. Mi* K mein and dinner at the Country several day* with-Mr. nsd Mm G ENERAL W AINW RIGHT wa* Club; fhe Lion* Club being host , J. G. Sharon. Mr*. Hulling nnd Mi mid Mrs It. U. G.-utge I ( Ite.L ita** .t m ift i) and (ice -i, Mi - Wait, i I-' - h i .i —I.I j bkmentrd n silver tray by the to the Central Florida Lion* ’ child plan In remain'in Sanford on Monday fr r Atluntn whe-Cammandar of the l-eglon Post Cluli for n dinney partv Friday |visiting f » r several m e lo cln*n - rirtarv nod ticu.m i, A! Mr. Geurge, a former lieulJpnA as the gift was presented 1*1 the club anil now the Sanand pilot in the Navy h.,- i -gi-t i laili-v tlitiam. -i votional 1*" K t many f of the General’s great ford United ■Jkaughter* • nf Uur, add |n-r*onal *--ivi.-r «:haooi Alis* Eiith CLrstnut who ha* ed ft h th ri" v a i •rue taaks wer* review-e(| b- ' the ('rnfrlerncv, .g i l l , be bpstyssc** tp bctus.jviaiting her parent*..Mi. and Georgia Tech. Mi* George Mr* Julian IVi-dci. Mu H 4enaY. The General's reply Was Ihe ifKlHct' ToriYenrtmf l im’ ‘ ri3i Air*. Jnmer Chestnut for several tin- da-ight »r of Mi and Mi and All*. I ourlcr form ti.' per*"1, Ione of humility, praising Id* men al *rrvic<> committer. at the Ylnyfnirlnn with Ml weeks returprd Sunday It> F. 3. J, It Quattlvlutuin. for their loyalty. J. .1. HOLLY nnd MRS. F. W „ Tallnliaiste when- *t»j will Report* »--tr hentd from lit Ategln her nophomor* year. offirer* for_ yearly _ m ill. Sir*. The S M I T H S a n d LEON- RGUMILLAT as the nrgaqltei Mia. Ralph Stewart and two. j rojdr-Ktmrci>»ier,-t*wcher.--invitr.i — ARDYS returned Saturday ^vf- Davtorta, I eesburg, Apopka •Ing, a bit exhausted from tha Lanh amt Orlando will have ref . Friends' nf Mis* Mary Hill, son* Allen and Gary « f ”Kyr*riit*, the cla.'a ta nu'et with her for a Ind. are osjiectcil to arrive today eostumo party In ()cUi|».r. •trenuou* day'a schedule, hut de- resentatlves here at the meet. daughter of Mr, and Mr*. T.’ MCo!!icUon‘ of fmvd nnd clnthlir; 1 III1. will Iw glad to know the U for n vhit with hir paten.*' Air. Ii recuperating nicely at her home, an,| Mr*. E. M. Swnlm. \yhlle en- for OV.-r*ea» rilief wen- taken un 332J W. 1st stri'Ct, after under routo they visited her *i»trr Mr*. slut Air*. Stlneciphvr appoin* >| goliTg a tn'nslleclomy in Orlan-ln II. P, Meilllr for jwo we.-k* at Mr*. John’ I an1. Alia. Fr'ler an 1 Chevy Chase, Md. ■Mr*. It>*e1 to Im- re*pon*itdr for nn Saturday. parking and mailing. -Mtr. dark McCollum a'-listed Capt. William Herbert Meurr, m tA R J U P Y . earn money taking cafe nf babies. Joe \Vnthrn returned home lli! hoite**. with nerving the who haa recently inturned ftna lia r * you heard about th? lat' Cnly, hold your breath, they can’t Saturday from Leeiburg after irfrrndinirnt*. Thine pkevnt in _______ which has 1 llttb! find people who. are Interested!! ylsitlng for. tt»j past three weeks Kotos wberf- he nas been serving rinded Mr*. Pesb-r. Mr*. A: Dv Faria_ fad * * “ * fo r the pest ytar o r ‘»o. i» vlsltlm? animal* running for their llveaf She thinks maybe because they're with hlr brother-in-law and sister, Holloway, Mrs. McCollum. Mi*. Frewh girt* are wearing stuffed In junior-high* school, peoplr think Mr. and Mr*. A. J- Grant, Jr. He at the nrnte nf Mr. ami Mr*. O. Strip!in-- Mr*. 'Heel, Mr*. Wii 1). Farrell, hi* brother in-l»w and irrela and mlnkt We had more h. r m w d ia too young for the plan* to enter Rollln* thl* wpek. sister. C-apt. Me*ser will Im re- 1l*m*, Mi*. Hill Harvey, Mr*. rear the ntwa—th7 kid* im* Job. Is>U o f Ihe teen agera here Mr. and Mrs. Wurt W. Warner memlwre I n* the former county lately Marled draping’ their do n swell lob of baby sitting . . . the* with their eat* and dogs, and have more than they can han havn« Ktumed to their home on roarcuilng attorney .with of fit*.** Ct the Sanford Atlantic Nnllynsl it to see how they’d look. Ilel- die. Whatsammatrr w*ih Casper? Nini Itenth Stn'.'t afta,- apen.di Rank Iluilding. summer at Ashtabula, Ohi ,Wc O f f e r Y o u a C o m p lete Rv the byr, Norma Norcla, 18. '» lltlls dog,-’ Bolt*, »li»pectad w e m and kicked up nn awful of Newark, N. J., won thatuDo»lgn ,T Line o f and Name It ernteat. She created — m m m m m m gm , . ■— -W. lb*, way, fad* get atarUd* a—Twa-pfoet school, frock . ’ Insurance Protection , Like tha. time we sketch*1 ■he named ."Ch»rrh Caprr.*.. On AH Form* o f Property T H E LE U SE R D R A M A T IC STUDIOS Speaking of contrat*. J* out Mr. Frump and, told tha him tm back of cave!- ford Is offering a prire a f* j for two original v e m t o f fCl, AUTOMOBILE Ihe rong she tlqgs on her SUPl . Announce the Opening of Their Insurance and Financing and came to the condu- Club progrem. At a Lower Coat 'T Th'l"*a Thompeon of Exeterthat It originated in England 0O0 ■ ' rm porah New Hampshire, eomra up with ,at the tirtn nf tht.a’ 1 Oar agency cut arrange far M>« a hen-fashion Up: Gltw t h « e k lid i putt out heps In, a financing me well ae tha Insurance, naw 1946 coppers ,irr i -RoosaveU * -w st a* winners. af year problem* settled In ane Now comes a lat tar from Mar- dime* on a ntad Band. She gret Roulhwood- of laito, B*d- it'* all the.rag*. ’ a**.r ;ai. *. -: 0O0 sgland. Margerat con. ..*■*;« rrr r ’ “ THURS rrdllrtrr, Km .O C T O B E R 8 o Bing ha* , . Par Foil Inin itton, Call u .otir'f'opinions because the Terry and Haymea in your teen* —— of Mr. Frump on top |age oolU •• Nice Nle> * _____ she- has you hear him |l For Boya *1111 Girls 7 to 1 ) letter ?■" : Jils ntw plai Talk for a (M l TERRACE SHOKS FOR MIN t TiiAiiii ih phm'4i ii t|i nf hi lllhir 4 ili(x» tlQ}i# i iiihioiilt'r^l wl*‘ H o n o r e d W i t h P a r t y nmtchimr licnil.t ha» « hiit'r.rfl skil l /vIMPUilinvr i t .fill. i» lintn \ fob* M<»nnririif M iv mwl .Mi<. l.dn«p ^,it_ till? hiplinr fi» .» lin lih :! Ill ' ‘M r ., M rs . T o m p k in s • Speak W edn esday; Warren and Mrs. Johnson. n* r s s, TALK . ^ The popularity o f J.vjm.in’s-kondsomc mivr.nin typo design* iinhv.tic, th.rt, .iccorJing to Y e. *a| itylc wlsc men everywhere, Ihe Imhons reallv "hail something there’' Aulhenlieallv styled. I'omtorl.ihlc "Moe San* have .1 dclimie place in every man's wardrobe lr> on a pan today shoe horn be the Ridge! let the * to B. L. Perkins C 'O K K IiC 'T M K N ’S W EAK IMii In(lira Clans Elects New Officers*' TEEN TALK ACM h o lc m vuit. w tili -1 tlerlinj; uncirlit vkiit t w ti- p ic tc ili.u m c r d a te i(t ail h ifjh or w ool um pu* fla n n el. T ou ch ed o ff with a w hooshing h ig pom -pom o f cut ya rn .', .in xage green , acjua, lime. red. ... .' S im > to 15. 26 DO m m 1 STUDIO * h V aent to her bygone For coupl«r« Dewar* ’ o f U g . American friends in Englan... . ; ,'gfya 'em the it Itllkea of Casper, Wyoming, “ " VIVI ‘- a foa that her gang wants to - ’ '*-f** - J* prices for free booklet I — Dayton* B u c h . F h . - n aoa IH iii ■ : HIM M agnallt Av«. . ____ T — Wikwaaaik- & S iia * Famous- fathion* at lower -* P. O. Box t -- - — * * a • . ■ . . * *. * v 1• * ■■ mm �FAUX SIX M O N D A Y , BEPT. 3 0 ,1 9 4 4 ' Wild borec* o f tin* c< are only four fe d “h uh, Blotting , Wn* by • T lih li Wltfftfc1**'-! In Mip n r fu ll Court far thy Kmlb Jmillcitl Lltqiii Pdrump* • hauj' l>eci( cultivated me Iti'Hiiifl. lijJigS. . —!* known .> ,iheijiuj> ■of« Kiorj.in. kil» • iul> inf > n t h Tj i iariMrr i w l r f iVmnLY, On fire and windstorm . |to|k|e* lubjrct' lo term n | (i, we^cun ,If*U# th? pnliry for a term o f' jS y ra re, and you have the privi­ lege o f paying 'the premium 'iW l'4M. )rug. i-utntir; 6 annual initallmentt. You *av* T'»** x*n#n*t H«iur« *»f UiU »uU 2 0 G of 'he 2 nd. 3Id. ith on I !« for illvnrr** sttirl thi* rtylr of rifAltLi:n HOMKIt tVKHIINA fUlt la: TUhl* W lu ln i YAl i*K«rli— &th year'* premium* and In addi­ IlrferiiUht tion we a! ray* hare paid a llfuntr W ife In* ■ uivom-H T-t*t|«ir»,* fm'ip tmml am! official dividend at the end of each ( \ O V l l K T il A W . I I l aral of paM Court at tfurtfonl, Hr T*V; I 'l l A K I^ :H liO M K R W i l l i n ' 1 M l* Cnunfy, Ffurlilii, this JIpI day policy year. No worry about your w l»o *e p lace o f it ild - iM * and l*o*t •i* HrpfrmUr. tJ4«. ‘niuranre expiring fof 5 vepr*. I O ffic e t J d r f i i b tinhaoW nl believe youll like -our 5 ve*r 0. JK IIBKNOOS* . * ■ Vou a i * b ertbjr n 'o llflrd that eull 1. ’lrrk of taitl d rfu lt (’ out annual renewal plan. C. M. Bgyj lor llvorr* h«. hem flint ^***ln-i IHKAl.) & Co. Phone 101. — Adv. UnAUfcit) ’ *M»<! Mini Y«U* Hfr r** NINTH JU O ll'IAI. iTHCLTT OK fjulml to f l l f Jyour written upppirrIn ' faid h*« <b*i uf nr.or*' T ill; UTATK UK VUJHIPA. IN ■ ANM KUH KKMINol.B m UKTV.' thf Noimili^r Itulr IN f i t A.VI'KHT. Cntr No. « I l » Nn^rtubyr 4, It K, AItft Hi *!*>ffliU»I Kb TIHIIIN tVtIWilNH > * *« rm f Anil! i*1n»* will By STANLEY THE 1OLD HOME TOWN _ ■■ . ■■■■■■■ ■ 1 » »■— f ’J J^Y E H /D O C ^jM R U N N IN tJ A &!<?- I D O D E j M NCffM UCHOM ^ S Y S T E M - - B U T H E f 5H S A N O L D BILL F O fc 'rO U -' CITY COLLECTION A<rENCY> out? MOTTO * W E c a n <3ET $ LO O D OUT O F A T liR N Ip -N W E HAVE A fs u p E - F lp E 't b u o w e ” m e * 4 p o ® V A C C T A X A T IO N A N t > N ^ w a s k i n ^ oltt y o u r , M EAT?S„ l ? e M E M B E R r , /fK JUST B E F O R E YtDU/ W ENT A W A Y _ ^ ^ t^>5\Tt>C O LLE& E u » X flCOND YOUMGf »T exhibitor at the Junior Market line Show in Chi* cago, Adclitcrl Mayer, U, Seneca, III., proudly ride* the bach uf hia price whining Hampihlrc hog. Adclbeit, a member of the Urundy County 4>-H club; U pictured with bis trophy, (fiilerriolionai) ClUCS SWING as police In A urcIi-*. Cnllf., surround "Tiny*’ Porter, teamster and wrratler, alter fighting broke out following U»« removal Of hospital supplies from an API. picketed warehouse by non-slrlkera. (fnlematlonal Soundphoto)) Several were- injured------------------. In Urc lighting. FOR RENT S A R T IC L E S FOR SALE 9 W ORK Til! NSW CHAIRMAN of the Senate War InvwUsatlne Committee. Sen. Hurley M Kllr.cwe (nght-D., V7. Vo.), confer* In Washington with Sen. Jotocx M. Moad, (I)*N. V.) whom ho iucrccds. Mesd rrjicnrd the chairtnenehip Una pie of Itis candidacy (dr governor of N. y. (Jnfcraailoncl) W ANTED paintUrs;—eoiltiari u ROOM fur rent, t ill. Park, phone Kll.l, UP with Furl Oil and Keroha*i*. S. It, (iinjcan, H fW . M'Ke U-fore winter. ima'a-t. Phone 11.74 tit If. It. I'upr I n , Inr. DSO FUHNISHKI) mom — fln7 Magnolia I'Opl- N IIA tiA N cahbaKe plan'a • * Avenue. now rfirdy. Phone 705-M. F U II NISIIKIt * room, gentlemen f.AWNS m o w e tl. (trusunabh price*. Jerry iairtl, phone 7|ik preferred. All eotvvenlenceA i ’oputiir Seat.Cover*. _ 310 W. llrd St. • s k m in o l k t ir k s h o p HHIHtUOM for lent.- lilt Ave. I Pork U O C A L B C Y M A K E S <S O O D /A l T H E C I T Y AND RETU RNS HOME TE N Y E A R S LA TE R TO M lliACl.K BLOCKS Mill your home—Superior Work­ man.tup ^ 1-alhi.r rr«iilant, high •tfength. termite proof. M.rncle Cuncrele Crf., JUtf Lira Ave. 1 W A N T E D T O RKN I UNPUKNISIIKD hnii'p tit *tnlr* npnrtntent. Adult* Phone - SI7-W. B t^ A d f LO ANS 1 i iS'CKKTL »ewer pijie—Septic tank*, fence po*t, greu*c Imps, UNFUBNISII E.J opartno-nt or LOANS MARK lienehe*. flower pot*. Miracle htHi«o IofiII v nee fed hy Veteran FROM III) III $IOu •'ooeiele Co., 30U Kim Ave. * mid faintly, A|>|u•• title any in­ Strict or rviiry; fast nerviro formation a* to friend*, mov­ CARPKNTBRS • MECHANICS FLORIDA LOAN CO. ing, boipu-a he mr vacated or ATTENTIO N I 10 2 Sanford Avenue Owner* who may tout. Per­ \W have Ju*t- received a large manent iriidelit. Phone I'lla*>ortnient - of h a rd -to. gal BORROW HERB WIIF.RE 0 . C. lllggs tool*, and It will pay ynu to PRIVACY ih I1ESPEC1 Eli look them over. 3 R E A L E S TA TE FO R SALE YOllK natuial desire for privacy S TA N LE Y .ROC KltS In money matter* i* strictly IIA ItpW AItK CO. ONE OF Hanford's fiim-t ndery tea pi-cied here. Friend* and relative* are no! ■ (jpeitlope^ farm* Idcateil In '.In- litmft of MEN'S, vrnmcn'a arid chlldren'a about your ctedit four cue the L«»t Vtlery disttiet, wjlh a new Fall -hoe*. See ua for the ployer or huelnes* aagociate.lovely hof'-.-. Vou must *r-e -it hard.to-get mercbandi*e._0 . W. to appletdam It, Phone l i l t , will not hear of your personal Clark, 208 Sanford Ave. affair*. There in no cause (»■ „ Edward F. Lane. cmbirrasMnent. SEE US fur Ioner *pring MatFOUR LOTS - Srrnforil Avenue Heasbnabls credit rctiuircmenU Box Sprioga, and jU*t ouUiih- eitv l.niit*. Cheap. ■ t re,no*, No co-maker* on money loans Hollywood lletis at factory Phone 22b-W. Variable price*, iletall More A display 3 L. f o r i^ v ijv _____—i —aooirt.’ .. ~ Florida A VERY good seven .loom hnn*e IIP W. flK S T 8 T. .chnl* Bedding A Forriiturs Co. VOW fiv e -nuri-j*. land with plenty fruit t r . ... Idtnd *ultuhm for i Sanford Mattma Factory 12 SPECIAL SERVICES raising vcgetuhle* or flow er*.! Plmne 1133 and 0T3-J,-* A real lory nt $82511.110. • SICNH SEVER A I, choice building lots in OUTItOAKO motor ho»l for »alo Show card* and poster* — 17 ft. century bull and ,U Mayfair intd Hnnfurd H eight*' O— DBK*S HICN SKRVICfc horse Johnson motor. flood ' aection priciof from $ tltuou to 0. 1). Landre**. Phone 1021 rondllhm. 112 Sanford A ve„ . $700,00. Pii^ure 1028. FLOOR BANDING TW O »tarv home on rnrm-i tut id flnlihlng. Cleaning and wax In gcod locution priced at OUTROARU MOTORS—One l.H $. Naw ffoora aurfaetd to per $7500.00. • III’ new Neptune end 1 u*ed clion. Old tlnora made like new SIX room bungalow on Pnlim-ttp i C> IIP l.ockwuod Ace. Oni u«*d Avenue hold wood floor*, three Id HP 4 cylinder Elto. Also %■ Mdiooma. gear g r e a s e ; life preserrai SEVERAL nice B ' ft It r*om cushltgui, Michigan propeller* to bungalow* In goot) locations j , fit most outboarda. Quick m r r HUNT A CAR. ice on repair* far all makaa o f YOU DUIVH IT PIIONB 2 0 0 outh .ar<l*. William P. Smith', 6 TRICKLANU-MOBRL Outboard Sale* & Service, SMB ' 1 " UHIVB-IT. INC. DOW!R - PLYMOUTH BAHTS* AND 8 FRVICK 10 9 Palwello Are. Phone 1 0 ) 1 ^ * PNICHOLL8 STUDIO ! 2 0 Melscli Bldg.iePhona 1 1 B9 110 WATT Delco condition. Price Jonee, Oiteen, E S ARTICLES -FOIT SA Jjf Floor Mata AvallabJo ___ j ’ n o l i : t i r k s im p 8 . 110U8K trailer aleep* 4. Will take model a Ford in trade. Box 201 Country* Club Road, A R T IC L E ^ appliance repair* — r washing machine*, leaner*, fane, mixer*. anca Service, $94 ■hone 1M4-J. K W A ■ of age or condition. Hoy Rm I, 300 W. 2nd St, _ _ _ _ _ _ USED plinoe for caeh. The Mgalc CHITS anil meal—ground frteh Box, jlhone W8. every Monday from enowflaka corn, Can be bought at (lyrrl, CLEAN cottan rage wan pay 10c par pound, PI* Yter'e Store, Lake Mmi roe. 10 them to the off fee _U»- Img. $1.00, Hnnfnrd Herald. OAS FLOOR FURNACES — Wo PICKUP truck. Dixie Store*, UQ3 - Can .make Immediate delivery . on get floor furnace* for ute In Sanford., 'Modem Apnli- SPINET Plano wonted >a b once*, Inc., 428, N.- Orange ' condilon. Phone 8. ■ UNC1NG opening "of L. D meon Engineering -A Surng. Morion 0. Oonion, re •ntatlve. 110 N. Park Ave DING - Roofing - Pelntl ith Brother*, phone 1082- f w f c t t 7-W, 132.00. lewthere In moet com «u»o e«»n-«*» « i w >ic*t* *t. By R. J. S C O T PLEASE TRY ' SHOOTING......~ BEFO RE SHOOTING . BAC,OBO T r i b e in THE PHILIPPINES F il e f r t t iR YEEfM -To SHARP POIMY5 k YHis H e l p 'm EL IO N S Bread L W iH Q o N 4H E FIR S T YUE SEREH4E1T M ‘^ A F R IC A Yo M tA p A • ‘PEACEFUL LIFE A P H R O p lft- +4ALF <HE CcrffOM CROWN I h THE UM lfED states I* S o l d m ABROAD T H E LO N E RANG: N O jN E N E A g GOOD! IV /A N T ID EXAMINE THAT CABLE. )--------- -----------— LQOKAT TH 15J0N TD \£> FILED PART*! NO WONDER IT SNAPPED, L-* B 7 * ERSONAL SEMINOLE TIH R 81IOI 201 North Perk _____ Teleptwne- 87______ U.VV »»' » j t i •* .4p ' i v=- i- BUY cow* Thone ft VS eUljation capable of heetl four to eight room hou* table top model*. A limit Quantity for Immediate J P i livery, freight' .prepaid any- fl’OUCHTON * Where In Central Florida. Celary Ave, 1 write or wire Modem nc*4, Inc.. 428 N. Or- LOST - Jer* ^, °f08 ® Sanford ja . 5 SS! Ave. — NOTICE LIONS IN THIS AREA HAve b e e n f e d a n d PH6T0GRAFHED VERY FREQUENTLY; SHOULD THEY APPROACH YOUR CAR ,Tp,0 CLOSELY, | 7 Pets* UwMtockHbil I IT icon's SCRAP BOOK SNAPSHOTS— printed, developed enlarged. Wa copy old photo- W K NKKD LISTINGS, of Farm*, Home*, Grove* and Jturinex* Pronerty. W. R. William*, Realtor. Tom lhdt A**nciatc, Phone 1120. 1 1 0 N. Park Ave. A B O U T COACH I MEAN /TO W | iAPHY _hro|t#n. Sira: try Club or L County 2193. HELP WANTED. nd white female named 'Frtekyr. ACCOUNTANT ager. Top eala , Sute educet Reply to Box 08T — "Corel * It 4p e d. iln, hoteeeho* etnl Phone 883-M. » . *4 ; •. TT"'-r t „’ r ■ y ; . �iClON&AY, SEPT. 30, 1946 FLORIDA THE SANFOHD HERALD, PAGE SEVEN ■y ■ Boston Boasts Of Swimming Te Jar d Hitting And teplaces Kuril hull Eleven A rF .N .A Fine Hurling Club sr . Orlando Fighter Is Praised For Gameness In Contest In the third pnrtotf. Dm tb, Ki rd u ]j, »||e wu* the following a long Cainesv In drive fighter . I ever fought. % « n‘ * - w * Inuchilown and Th(. rUpt il.ln'i know when Tenter Buddy Smith c^'V',rJ P he Was' whipped. He kept coming for the extra tmlpt to rWe tb* , fyf mon.Qpoish.ment and that Hurricane-’ « ITt to ".margin over '||lfc' f v/J. the * • ry -Fed*. *Kliiard stair,) that he‘ intend* A f'» r an exchange of ounta. the *0 Ri 0p f;Kbting for n while ami Ftda gain*d their needed break ((,nrn more nb*ui| Ihe finer points and imn • dlately tenk advantage I „ f ,j,t. eami, ||,. intpriiL to *liarp* of it to spill the Hurricane eleven. up |,j, punr»„ , „ml *tudy It Anderson « « i injuredin tin* j trtnively on Id*footwork. Ill* third ipiarler hut returned tu the „ ew .,,,rructiir will I r Jack Shari* contest in thp finnl nerlinl ill lim e, tn {) t|a„*b ringster. who wns in to lea,| the SJrmlnoir machinr to -,j,r ((„>,, hu«incM l^» ym v« j BVir first victory In twro starts ne„ R'n,| ,„iidr <n- te a ntCinr f..r Thus far this sf»ion. Idtnsrlf at ti Iwikrt ttltnl of _ th«* larifrr Soinhrm citirw • Cards Pack Solid One-Two Punch In Musial, Slaughter SPORTS O D D ITY llr A tM fla in I'm * There is no .vcb tiling as uv. •• time pay fur Mn)or 1.1 ague play ers and it wu« ju*t ns w II for the Jrrasur<s of the Chicagti lly HAURISON II. McfilLL White Sex und lletroit Tigris P Newsfeatures. KT. I.UlLIH^Jp ijjfli. «»'< that sin H was tile ease tiark l«i rsargua Knox. S jftg lrc » r The ^ ( dMriWlfl HUlfe. . pack a rine-two punch that might Thu Tigers arid the While Sox compere favorably with- (kthb* play .'*1 a four-game »eri«* fr«>m llellmann, Kuth-Cehrig, Williams iS.pt. It to Sept. I'.’th Kvett gafue Doerr, or any oth. r such com- , went, extra innings It i* a Major Hnatinn, pn«t or present. j i.eague rect rtl It is not a coincidence that Mudal leads the National League in rsna reoretl and Slaughter, who RKt'OKI) KECOVF.IIV bats next, heads the run\b»lt<-*llfv-de|*srAwt*nt. Mwstsl gets on thn CLKM80N, S. (*. (d t- H - a d Baa* s, - an a -base hit rr a wslk (YatTi Frank Howard of the ('lentToflen intentional) and .Slaughter son Tigers knows all nliout fumb­ brings him in. Take eitlur mnn ling on th footluill fold II? odl of lito lineup and the other e once rect ver- d 11 fuiulile* m our pirforinanre prnhablv would spf game on n r«in-sonk;d field .it Mr. Both nra having their greatest Nrw Orb oils, I.a where th Ala kaina and Tiilnnc frs-.hm o tan year at the plate, in the first sea­ git'll. IliiWBid wu* a giotid f t*i son rlnce their return from the armed . forces. That right field the Crimson Tide. •crcen s i Sportsman’* Park ha» taken some punishment in Ihe is ah: ut like Iraping out of the Of gray of extra bo*e drives. M i»lil frying pin' into Ihe fire. Bt leading tha league in Mtllng course, a pitcher ran walk Slaugh­ and showing the way In doubles ter too, provided there is a' base arid triples os well.. SlauhVr * open, ^ut this -would bring him p*rformant« ha» cauictl Nation*! face to face with WMLry tturowL e.g -e pitchers lo wonder if there ski. Aud Whitey it not exactly n’f srmeihlng in name* after a soft ypet iti th? Rid liird line­ up. . L So, if the f'ntds get lo piny the “ His only weaknra* ia a base on ilia," somebody said of Ted Wil- Iliteox, in the worll series, pitch­ im*. the posox slogger. It might er* lerthr, Hughsun. and Harris lit as well ha ealj of Musial. will have their work cut »>o< f<vr But walking Stan to get to F.no* them. i 30|9 . . P h on g 1174-J P A IR S on (ill wakes o f OUTBOARDS . • * f ■id>«on. V*.i,|.i,} <11 h di-cumin . in* . 1 .*• ,m 1‘ IMm h J i j .dim m in g. ( r. ri* irt 1 m il K. i i i i i ^h k [ i.| iin Lailft C%»r|»* t. 1L1) , b fvtl »tti .1 iMMig, whlC h v%ill U> Ita i t i. in i.t NOW IN STOCK f [ 1 ft Pressure‘ Cookers Minch them up nml are her rim* tx-iter than th Yanks*/» iitlng I'OHihe Sou I 1'l.iei lh r. Flovkl II»v«*n '••• 1 eli I Ifvtdv (lUluprtt ir Hot mil".* . lid Newhouor. |)j t r y Trout, A itari| Trucks and Alton Benton? i’ ur M f.ii* F ’ trif. lluirhwm Haiti * himI lliili.ii ImVf th» * •Ti -.1J W 19. 1 / fU j ii Fb’cl rir Truins Casting Hods Ifniriif'* h.iulfft. If !'ii" ■'.i* *f !•* ro ,V ni o*i 11 «*iTT iTTii •••I \Vlib*in* iidiiiox iv-t) at* I •i*' VW* >|i»;k*#y Wri|nn f«», |ho tt I . . I. » I 11• L: 1 i* !• ,■ Photo bv Havmoml 3'inlio The paiue tint refreshes on live .S'jiUm*ie Country Club golf course is Uj .diC'1 on the sixth Imlr whetr'lli.' old bariel of «(gcf water *tan.ix, Taking tluie hut fur u dp are W tt K rn ilit. John Ivey t’l>rt*-*|ent;|ltegnr Country Ctut* pio (Jrorgc Ttiuatnii. Audi* * Cai raw ay and F I). Scott. * ■ Orlando Cops Two Victories From Moultrie Team INSIDE SPOUTS IMPORT I INKhlt 1 1 r.i.ii, ORI.AaSOO, e>t*p» »> (S p rio li Th«* Orlainto bdtili* tlUlllltfll the* Mi'III III*' Hitilx I • l»* >e'-le-f .liiV aft l lIHUfl till the tlim*. .^.itiinluy Veit 11Ik* th.'low m,| ItIL* • ais'E 1 * uy it I teg Z ceiUlll. ullil >«‘ kU*mI«> Oy .t *1 lu I 111111 if in. I'lltl** Scut L u y , M in i »»li th.* nill lur lilt* SwmitAi ill tb.' fio t .lit wlull* the PncK^i« arm .Mim ' i .iiiiimIi mill I him . Whitmire tu tin* mouit*!. I hi* w«*coin| tilt fmJUtl Howl-* Marlin t«MBinir frr Otlnmln ati<l I.* 1 iiuiluitUMi pit* huiK tui Mtnil-j tcui). • lhf,i» *»»H' 0 paid “ '*• ill Mi*Ioilii f»>r tl«* fii^t (Mu |;uu)«». j I hr twn 1elimu telurti to Moul-i iitc 1 . ifwuiiir p av luttuivrow ami! it i* likely that M.inupcr Mad* j *kl Will H.lllle S*»'tt I Ml > tU pitch lot tin Si'imtoiyt. ■i* that tin* \ iiiikx liffl t»*l\i to In* • Illfl'i With t up l|H||tir* h;* i ll ■ .A lMM ire hi hn* ll*» I ' Ml* I All ij.M.M* Ur p.trtli Iltluly atii.-u- to tuff Hum 1 n in . it'd 1**1 tt„ . l> . |f|g{ p <irp Ittbltjf llptan tlu .ltilltl III Stea* a» In l„ Ajl M'lltri j* v .1Jr. I* V '«. P*1IjC fidl I ||j) I-.. ( tfr 1. .ui < h:**U*v Kill 1 vhi«v tin *hhl t.» 1 |!tthi thru pi i*wmi bnt line •a• \ *I *tu' *irn • •ti*' h* * »• 1 I.aateliegj .|* I f * I • • T die* r«kVl * Pok \Nalfii M •l,»l iliL l l i i i ,vii,| tl.il Ililt ll ( elj t If \lt«| III lol .1 itUtuli 1 . I *t»l». If*■*s| **| III** lUllit* *»|CM . I. f I t^* HKk'idk.iUil Hiallt f 4 " I. tuts ■• le*i * .uni ' Ini v t . tt s • tiMi \ lump * * Koom llc.itcrs fT |i( I IKl.STOM S T o lv 'r .S i*f|e iaet 1^ Hut mh t kto of Oi mi h»-t then l*»i*»* i *i!*th » Wh it \\ 111intu .!• t littifTir. lYsk) amt P’>M;h E* W rit' e*«iU .1 m | k ill tf|# M vk.*^ tihuuyw 4l»er« hetlnuel I lir i lllltu l s. \i I v tit'ii •h lleewti it $y JlMlty of FLi on ,f|i a11\ elf Mi,lull Kll'lMT I lie K n r r r lr **n.| *i» i l wifur * Irgl \ t»» h ! !»*t i»» Dm; D M tic G K E G O R •• • HIH r • l l f r ilr*!* jli .! |)r< 10 I mi* *0 * *iff**i *’ ,*, l* •w.17. (r I I.*i2*l f .•*!*» v« •|a||«| III M«liill<iM |e# new# ilir -fhr lliirrirnxi't jiln) lit, I hi Ii i I.im**' aft M mii *tni|) of Cetnr” i.i. In* ,v t*tD u Itn<I , ! it (AHA _tifih 1 v. mi luitrii ’n 'Juaiiiii’.intiii^* **•»! G O IJ )S M I I II lind - BANCROFT Irm y * J»V !rr*il’ pr.im pl\D fiuiilr | nnr I «n f my i tu the* rily hv the pHvrrttntntt ’ wr«! I •••! ILiK *r n -HI it *»* mil \o | iitiproxinuil I, t 'io.tl ri to their lesenth p • t'ail Is lh- stadium In* aptiroximalr fu *l in l» ltt«t to tun* ■) 2 1 ,1.0 .1 p rnmninl in * .. ■■ *» i • • * <h xinsling l , u *!.,iit|< I tea hcf. | ,i ,,,-m *n r td.ii <1 in lh •* t,,i. RAC K In'S itin! ti tout •■•■•I l>, •! ml S tu rd y, l.im m .ilc I, o f l u i . i l fi.im i'x lli.it \* .11 w ilh s liim l i t's lrin g in g a ft e r years o f w ea r. MacGregor CSLTA a|)|)rovt*(l Toiirnanu iit Tenuis'* Ralls- ~un C o m p lit r Stoch O f • \ ;ili\ e R iir k c l I lie lie s ! C overs in s w e a t s o c k s s h o t 's ! take' ills* father, wlTo’ established thy world’s mark that since has lieeti broken, ia » ^professional driver wbo s|ieclali*es in the faster clas C nrofcsslonal • hydroplane and runabout evknts. It waa July 17, lU.tN, lis t Tautiert Sr.,' hit 4U.I1 miles per hour for five miles In a •*-. (. iirotrsiionnl runal.mit. The National Outboard Racing Com.■nistlon's rertificale and the Amen ban Power ' Boat. .Asanclallotv* m dal for the feat rest among he many trophies and awards at he Taubert home. Bombay Deflates That Cop Ego SPORTS LAUGH Early In Ihe football game dm ing the 7k to 0 tlaugiiti'r whlclf xho Chicago Hears Inflicted un the Washington Rrdskins in I’Jlu, Charlie Mslunc, , Vi’a*hlnUm end, dronned a pass '/rum Sammy Baugh In the end gene. It wouil havo been a certain touchdown. Alter the battle was over, a .' Younr Taubert has been getting friend waa talking with Baugh. the feel cf .art"oullioard raerr for The friend said: “ What a shame! . B o m b a y , India, i a v - T h« information ilirt<iturn!i' of lliiniloiy f lovincc nnnoumej that tin* p j. ir«. uiiit ( tlrinlu huv r rnIt let. icy ami i.............. fficiui* ...i n ..celvgd iiu structlons tu discourage lit - nddle from oddre.-slntr them with titles more txalled than they 'really posses*: “ The misuse of such honorific tIUes'Conveys falx rudlrris In the minds alike-of office)* and ihiv public, ' 1 the dirrclo'rnt,' said, i f obj.cls nsrt>cularlv lo nd<lr*ssing minor official* and police office** wfth title* rrgghl-- translatable a* ’’ Big Ross’* or '’f,r:at .Man.” thi past two ytars but hegan n*t r*clog only this year. He'* now siting prattg with hia own ..otOi wiilck bit father Recently bought ah*l helpegA rebuild for «im... . M JL “ ' —How rften do you go out for a practice run?" the boy was asked. •I don't," be answ.rrd. **Dad said that you don't put speed In your motor when you practice; you take t out." Baugh replied;. "Ye*. It would IV* be n different. KRMMBRER. Wve­ ry Ing hi* treut rod t low* with . some lln If he had ,n t t , ps ,i.us k* 11 '•* . n i r r i d ii 'iV.ltn , » i III . id*> A work stoppage » « - * uused ^it th< io*i ph Vurnrij Inline tiv a r mile *1 wren- rhr fralherel varielv. On* s i n built a neat in the Yuengel water pump another atop u work •■hup Im w Ii . Neither dim pump' i s r h'pich. vowed Ylieng.'l. wCj-, diaturln-rl* until tlie* wren’s fam­ ilies mHterinlilril. H a v e \oi i r t e nni s r a c k e t e \ | ie r th r e s tr m u r wi t h w a t e r p r o o f n> Ion S|..*>(l With uut Sti-tlh up S P O R T IN G - GOODS 1011 Kn-I Vlntl S*. ’ , IN THE SOUTHEAST More pcoplt diink Atlantic Ale apd Dccr than any other It must b e... j. M „ 1.*' '"‘Q-eiis1*'* ______ u n u s T r*it i Th* " l0pl**on» ■» messen ' f f r* goes back to 3M0 I), fi. ilng through F fv be 'ir.lmol ur{n$rbl”n' thtf'head. k lllrl'lh * iplU* and draggisd It proudly 14 or door, Mrs. Aoplr reported. # gasoline motor* I1I4 .Xnvui For oxnmpli- • T o ' the* 'I I \* 1ip f ur !)n\ Ferri«*. Tt-x liuiillrim, .Mii'kev Haiti*' nml Joe Dealer fo r M IC H IG A N PRO PK U .O U S AT ACCESSO tmiv d m.iu. III DILI. KINO II' X . ’a » fi.iiur,* liOHHIN- Thin Jiottwnr Am I • r.n Longue Intupbuli' In ju*t like *1 »ht* 1 . 1 „ f it »ii".' Itmi. A Ink bo- to have sjuoig hit tin'.' ml too*l pitching -|«i win |*.-n- IIK I.I.K V Il.l ) SALES & SERVICE AL'UUKVI.Mt:. * Perfect Balance On Field And Superb Leadership Helped In nnr of the hardest fought battle* seen in the l-cglon Arenn in Orlando in many a day w it the match between* the Hanford .pugilist, Hillv Kinard, and Tubby Holloway of Orlnndn Friday night, in which Kinard waa the victor in the sixth round by vir*. tut- of u knockout. Kinard had the Orlnndn hoy on the canvass »cvrn time*. In the third round Hollovfay » ' « downed The vlcarry came momenta later eernnd time. In the fifth he » m when Anderson, with good fur- on the canvass three ti|nei. and ward Wall blocking, ploughed over in the sixth Iloiloway wA* downed %>r the extra point. twice. The uccoml »rme In the • r a l w a v llle and Sanford both »«**H * • » }f>e last ond the OrKOred in Ihe first half. Csir *• Undo pugillat stayed down for ville’a Ilennlaon Smith .went over f ou')t* ~ , fo. the first touchdown and U '» r Jo*11n", r.i°h ’ Kinard' second. t$ 7 Fel e'-ven rippml through the stated that IfoJIoway ahould^iever ‘ Purple llurrlcanr for n six point have relumed Jo the i mg after marker. Aiulefaon kicked the extra the *WrJ round lie rtativf that point an I th.* Fe.1. ted the llurri Holloway had taken tKo ,nml. cane i.'-vrn at the end of the pun sh.m^t t« refund hut the O,. hair * In s la ltd11 youngster kept gelling up ... Howwomenandgirls • ^ o tr n Y ic Ifo n e g_y. t Mft/k (to iIJ5V1 m~nn In his noos.lte. haul d In hia n*t lb«* '•H>*r cn he reachodiday *nd found two large sharks a win «it r r .;.o o ih t xrllbln flee feet of each I removed the i other. One weighed 100. pound*, Cktrhar. CkMUwm*. QtUmit ■ �JH E SANFORP H EKALP, SANFPRP, F L O R ID A A cracked fdrnncc firebug m»\ 'TuWr" 7fr rsrajK* Into* ih<bruise and c.nisj itspKyxTiTlon.^ * ltr Leonard ILirkrr • Optometrist * Eycm I*»nniiic*l— —, > •: A LLIA N C E , Neb.— The ladies •irn l gclng lo lure this, liut cowi w»jr», loo, aril waiting In IIm ' fo r -nylons, and they’re gkttlng tn m , . ' * - t. . Only the cowboys* nylons are ITpe*. objections of some die-hard*. the use of* nylon robes has caught en t among the mep who work th* horse, and cattle corrals for a living. In the words of some rowboys, the nvlon rope Is tougher than a two-bit steak. The Army started It by using them as tow iope* for troop sliders. After the war en­ terprising manufseturers offered them as ropes to the rnwlioya. * Ceeil Wilson of the Nebraska Brand Committee In Alliance waa one of the first to give tho elon­ gated coal-tar product n try. He used about flee or »l* hemp ropea a year. Mj.it jkU year old nyI. ntill -*111 goring _/i-_ strong. I i . ___ U « Irn «>pe is Now all "thp cattle bran Inspectors ar« —‘. l!_ L.-rid belli] supplied with nylons. K 000-: t_................ ...................... nylon coil weighs only ?0 to 2ft pounds against -10 to 48 for tnanila hemp. . Find th« property And n , 850,000,000 This Year!!!;- - O P ^ W it your plan aid original discharge paoars MK8 . AIU TIIK |t 8MITII Spencer (W erlU ro •• Ueglslrrrd 1716 Palmetto Arc. 5END flE HALF DOZEN OF )t)DA NICEST**, FflESdCST £ SSATtO on hU cot la the Wetalar. Germany, Military Government jail after capture by American troop*. U SUnlalaw' (The Sniper) •Ballon, suspected of killing 43 Ger­ manj. The Polish outlaw had vowed to slaw 30 In vengeance for the kill­ ing of Ala parents and three broth­ er* In Inland by the Nazis. Ballon waa leader o f a gang hunted foe many robberies. (International), ANDREW CARRAW AY AGENCY ' Insurance Mas irrrlre* ANNOUNCEM ENT l am pleased (o announce that * • V , . Mr, Raymond Lundquist X ( W e s o licit jrbur lis tin g s o f a l l t y p e p r o R ir t ie a ) A. W IL L IA M S , Realtor 80S AUantic Bank Bldg. N E W D R Y C L E A N IN G P L A N T W e Would Like. To H ave Y ou Come By And Let Ua 8how You Our N ew • .* And Latest Eqbipn\ont P. 3. Bring your dry slooniag along with you. -• . , THS BEST MOVE THIS YEAR... > s . itaa ,a_f*i .^sJrtUh^BgWi •f f ^ ' i a* r nulfrv Tits »rfo ra ej to*oppsn|'to~Tnff ’ c i_ HM. to $36b tor ■— -------- ^ |W tie bo allot Instead 0f hnngotl if ^otween University r>f Tampa spd. .................................... Normac Junior College to raise he la eonrjemnrd to dio. -----. , ■ ■■ . (funds to seat 3.000 more p'oplr'In 1 lit the football field. He also told Pittsburgh I’ aces • of a moenulto cor'rol protect ®»it Oovemor Ocorgs Hast of Ne\v Strike Threat District faesburg. urged more Interest In riTT.snuRGii, a»pL ao. on— •he Holly >111] nroject and told of The steel city of Pittsburgh may 'he work of Dob Burnette, blind have another strike nn its hands, executive director of the project. Progress at DeLarut In •'-cnrtnx on top of tbs power strike and a club house for teen-agers, purthe street car shutdown. - Eighteen hundred employes of eight major Pittsburgh hotels are voting today on whsthsr to go on strike whan their union contract'expires at midnight. Tho worker* are membere of the A K of L Hotel and Restaurant Employes' Alllanca. •Meanwhile, two new feddrul government conelliatora wars slated to arrive in Pittsburgh to­ day to help find a solution to the power strike. The Concilia­ tion Service In Washington has asked ths power company and Iht striking union to enter 'Into would be a big a a continuous negotiating session M. C. Klrkfsj Kustla until ths Issues are settled. Lion." told of tl most far-reaching effect a boy’s safety the tight] shutdown of tranalt service by 1,200 street cars and police, and %l plans for an auto IRS. buses. The lack of trmns- raffia and a Haltowem dance and kept thousands of halp' to be given the school in Improving the.football field. Progress of Daytona' Beach Eisenhower Holds . I Jons |n. attacking the ^JuveaBa pioblem and of eatabBerlin Press Confab ‘l delinquency llshlnc a. boms where youths ar­ rested ean bo .taken rather tbsn BERLIN, Sept. 90— </P)—Gener­ to Jail, waa one of the major al Dwight Eisrnhowtr had,an en­ projects.outlined hy L. C. Huff­ couraging word today on the In­ man. “ King Lion." He also told ternational situation,. Speaking « t Of aid to the blind, of appealing FOUP- And Snnford Turntluro Company ia the place lb find pay. Our assortments ore larger (him ever before; larms atw liberal and convenient; and our prices are Where. We Invite you lo come in and shop. Il will be worth yaur while. >* F|» this connection, F.Uenbowor * s .to the .a week nf tuffrrid nf lisa the All La-4 Control Council, on which lh singing with >lar powers are ta-k of running Germany. JBald tba General: ^ jual Ihe pieces yoU Vnnl.ul Uu* prices you want In quality is hack lo Ihe old pre-war standards; on. lower, i|iialily considered, tlinn you will find «l»she a pleasure to serve you and wo believe il will • • INNER-SPRING MATTRESSES fly America's best known makrts—Simmons, ftealy^ Columbia nnij ,_J«Uwiw. You ran buy/iriHr •rSTT7t «s-ursnrr of-grttm r Ok* best. .TThd sou have been promising younwlf this Irral for a long time Our present stock of thrso luxurious maUrs-wrs and spring, will not last long; to don't drtay. - V « -•** Mattress And Box Spring only a L A M P S GALORE .Sere yse wtU find atanoat any type and. atyle of dooMtUe tamp and they are all ef better qaallly. Hand Offered shades In an array ef colors that will H saw yen. We shopped the market for Ibaae Umpa Sparkling Tablc» Add Charm i ^ la h a g a n y Dlond W a ln u t a newa confetetit* in occupied Berlin, Jjis» Army Chh Chief o f B u ff that there*# business men -better acquainted world abost and o f putting up, new- road too much dhr eigne. • «'• Depaty District Gbyemar Way. W e Are Vary. Proud Of Our • F A R R E L L 'S ' Ths * • . 4 , • ■- Is n e w a sso cia ted w ith m e as sa la em a n w ,• : • It Ngllnurtl Frwm I’ugp U»>|, . . X f'agp * ' |*|| • . I, • I nm IInn H F m tlPsf thrv were kills-J to t*« used iiv ^ —»*,irnt« rupolylng members will, the product ion of niattreV os. .adequate Information on IJon ruin. The summary said that tin- * 4... outlinixl bv Dr A A D H * k? clothing, money nnd valuables of « * wintrr Oarden who attended victims were sent to appropriate from another IJon zone, agencies for disposition. 1 Nrsd of more iinsnclal support During the morning session for the building of the Won's unique 1 Hermann Got-ring recovered bis nolly H|ll project for the blind, g a « l humor nnd laughed at was stre.vied by Mllhml Conklin I something while talking with who point-d out that there-tra* Admiral Harder and former (ier-.nnlv one other project of this type ! man Foreign Minister. Joachim In the nation Here Hie blind artyon Kibhentrop. to be rehabilitated.- taught to tsk • Tlie former German economics1 cire of thcm.vehes, and to walk minister ami president of the without the use of a cane or of Reichsbank, lljalmnr Kchacbt, ‘ • dog to lead "Them. When the stood apart from the .other de- building U complete the State? will fendants wearing n hurt look. foperal- the school, he said. * One dptimlst in the cfmrtroom • "Kin* IJon” ftobert Barksdale of •was the attorney for the long- Ml. Dors drew a hearty che-r time German diplomat. Franx Von when he announced that hla club. 1’aprn. The attorney said he be* now re-organlred, bad 43 more lieved that Von 1’apen will be member* had totaled 08 memfreed. . . ^ |bers He told of more than MDOO A different view was express- ral-ed by means of a raffle of a* ed by Field Matshal Wilhelm boat Keitel, the former chief of the " "Kin* IJon- OtU Butler of Lees German High Command. Keitll bur* reported a $300 contribution is convinced helping | erect carriage. . You'll /•;/ betler-fooir belter. •• . ’ ’ , Aggressive War Is Lions ^Review * Supreme; Crime, . Progress A t T Court Rules District Meet will give you gracefully . O If loon Is approved, you're ready to •. A SPENCER * «/ o Property Is checked by approved appraiser UNTIMCED TO A YIAR IN JAIl for contempt of court In calling a power workers strike In.Pittsburgh while an Injunction wag In effect-forbiddln« the walkout. George E. Mueller, (center) head of the striking row er Worker* Un<on, Is escorted from the courtroom by attendants. Tho strike, affecting 1,3^0,000, completely paralyzed all business and In* auMry In tho V U l city of steel. • ‘ . - (fnfernsftoiuif Soumipbolo) A . . OUck-DiinfM IVhllr ’ this slalcmrnt m.iy ln» li shocking it j« nevertheless true, I.U.m T, and points out most emphatically how important it is for every 3Ui.Uk OMMft automobile owner vto In* protected ).U .M ugainst law suits by being pro. perly insured. to •to The uninsuVeil automobile own­ •sly er is taking u big risk these 2S4. days. While many cqnltder them* ! selves judgment - proof - thry don’t have the money it would lake to settle big claims; they don’t own property — but they forget their very jobs and the rnr they drive can lie attached. So If you have u job, n car or a home, you are'not judgment proiof ami your liest protect ion is jlability insuranrer Let us ex* plain*' Bodily Injury anil Pro­ PACK AGE S T O H B perty Damage Liability Insurance H«1 ST. AftCAPt IIU0. W tO X tW to you. rhone 104. C. M. Boyd Sc Co. — Adv. fa fA U , IMPROVE YOUR P0STUREI • ' * . . fi ll-,) . * 1*3 fk Ibjinri- A * t . (trUndo., Florida I’hnnc »y«J7 W ill Cost *40,000 Lives * MOTas IS. Koumillst At Amit-n-o Walgreen Agency - a it t ip i tolls *i 0 Appraiser’s report goes to prospective Under. r —— — Automobile AccidenlB A P Ncttfealurn INSURANCE | POLICIES V • ia the heat place to invoat your y. It will ba eafe there and gill longer o f cLsprrciatlon. •vsnlng Two Ohio Students , A re Shot T o Death COLUMBUS, O. Sept. M, m — Two studenU from Ohl« State U SE YOUR CREDIT • . * —r r j - -•]... aV.'A .V f: • a m - '® IL: ^ ;r-: • *• . • ‘ • - .' - - -’ ■* ■ ■ . * . • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 30, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/757d031b1bfaa9371cce4741e8920199.pdf 7fad18499d0f6b6b5f3a68ab54ea556a PDF Text Text E l GUT THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLOWIQA THURSDAY, StPT. 26, 1046 — W E A T H E R ' " T71 7 ~ * * iS x , P a r t ly c lo u d y t h is a f l c r n p o n t h n * ^ to m o r r o w , w it h s c a t t e r e d G r u n in ^ h o w * w r t n a H e r n d o n * .. r .: In UrfJty Thera la Strength— DISPENSING C H E M IST S ^DRUdOlSrS GEN CAL Ts Protest Um rr* o * of lb * World; ITiS YQJJR MO.VErHere Are Money Savers Ta Promote (h* F r K n l a j t A a n le q AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVII D r o p in a n d g e l o u r low p rie rk o n Ih o fo llo w in g f e e d * : . T uxedo Hroiler Mash Tuxedo Laying: Mash Pacific . , Tuxedo S ta rte r and (•rowing: M uhIi Tuxedo 20% Dairy Feed Tuxedo Sweet Feed 9 Tuxedo ('lip|K>d Oats By JA N K FADS . W ASIIIHGTON— 01>) — It boast* but Jt2 square Atliiipti.u t mintv Va.. nn Potuutar fioni the cap km wti |t> Am rrim ni nrrr It i* ruiTHilly irlvbrdt 100t|i anniversary. Menutn tie Ivani le’vicli, lull, ’ Third smalltst niunty 'lender, patriiAn of iM-anng ami United .State*; It i* the 'ilu res, »ny* htr family mlshtine for C.'i.UUO war dt *ate i .'from Spain to Smith resting place of thP II America -Mm yj-at* age. Kiw Scidier. , e ,.„i,,|| fiy etd ly .. and evin Arihifflun futility ill in nrr |oraU*il !lii» PfiitfiRon Ituildlii^, the ’ t-rynne tliink* rbe will i>e one,of Navy Ann**, Knrl Myrr mill* Ihi* j > c a p ita l* mutt disiiogmsluol National A if|arl. 'Thu majority of it« , rc»iil«uitn rill- fcnleral ru t-1 %%nrkiiiK in thc (Hatrlrt of Cnlirnit.iii 1let till*>c of ilw .1. ime |M>|iulutlou Yiririuiu'a «in(t* li’iri*1 iH iiiiir Hi- • a n li !»•- |H« ••III 11 vVilt lx o n l y o u r r lllililll fu ll lim r Ut it if l!ll{»l' hulij riiiiiloyr, for rvrry 10 Anlrri<fin fmnilirn. In |t<00 |tmr«« mu* kV4 rkifr for ev.ty II famllii**. I be bureau s»y* that in lltlU mote than li.o n O m Women w ork' ■«l a*— bml.'eliolit employes, a - 1enter number Ilian Wete lisled f i any oilier •ccuputlon, Ittii by 1 'trb, l u l l , ItpplOXiluMrly' 4IN),* •.Oil of the-,, had left their job*. The majority of these, accordint' io»a New York Drpuitimtut • I a h .o -u tv e y , a ,e u iiM illin g JUST AS MRS. SflMA MONlNFIlD, .New York, u ia of Iho 18 turv(vorg of the It* Ifiiun airliner d ita itrr was bcltitf taken (nun o rescue plJn# (to p ) at the Gamier, Newfoundlaial, airport, her brother, Joseph I'om cx, arrivtti by plane. Ama/etl at flminiM him at her aid#, thy injured woman (ill plclute at bottom) Is overcome with emotion. (/n (rrn atlo n al) to B O O K IN G BOYS I N SLA YIN G S E * '.»)< g j - ’y ; y ROY JOHNSON’S (iR I I J , M M | | y, F O O D !) — S E R V IN G — D IN N E R i 11-lllut l< I III- lip Slant hi i ‘in- iiue m u there i .in 11" II" gleiilrr ermr Until iiverloud nn jhr »fi,| and arm., yel ainmtg ti hi r nu n no- i- «■.. nmw|s Y*T‘ )' .1 wlii. I- W A T C H F O R O P E N IN G A D “ RO Y W A N TS TO SEE YO U ” - - M A G N O L IA A V E N U E a ls o a , # g o o d s lo c k o f A rm our's Fertilizer b r n r r S eco n d nnd S a n fo rd HOTICB O r KLICTIOII T7 HKM2 A 9 . The U flU e lu re ef IXS. •r>J«r the ConitilMllun of IMS. vf the • te le s4 fto e td e . did p e n • Ju tel He*oLiUoni pivpvelriy em endmente to the Cun»tiiullen e f the l u t e cf Ftortde. end the ism s w e re eiived to b r e vote of ihree-tiflhe of til the m em berj ,ile < tr d lo veeft hou».*: the! the voter oa wkd iJoint fteeoluUoni w eft eetvred upon their revpectlvt*Journelt. w ith the yeea end i i j i thereon, end they did d tte rmlne end direct the! the eeld Jo in t Mee^lutloni be eubmltted to the elector! c f Ihe B U te el the O vrrteJ Election In llotem ber 11(4 WOW THZAEF 0 H2 . 1. I t A. OKAY. OecrrUre o f fltete of the S u te of fU rtd e. do hereby (Iv e notice thei • arW EK A L ELECTION will he held In eerh rvuM y In Florida •n Tuesday neat succeed In j thv .ftrvt Monday In November A. D. UM, the vetd Tve*4 ey "bviof the * r I J T l i d a y OF NOVEMBZJt for the retlflcellon or rejection of (he •eld Joint Keeulutiona p r e p r i n t Am^rulrw «U lo th e ConeUtutioa c i the fitele •# H ondo vie: •»enL —- . . ^ (Ks C a llm lU m mt T o w , b j A m an d lo j JU ctlort II an d I I e l Article VIU e l the C'ootUluUea o l the l u t e e l , 1*1eel de u Adopted e l th e Clenertl R m IU m e l Ne> o m U r , I t i l , celd A mendment to _P r* %lde I jt the He-Numt>er1n f e l l o t j o f i i II end IS of Article VIII of the C onctltuUon e l th e flu te e l fle rld e u Adopted • I the O enerel Election In llo eem h er. ol Article VIII of Ihe Coaitltutton vf the BUU of FlorUi. ervd to Provide the! In the County of lint«b*foufh. BUU ol Florida, the County ^Tsn Aeeeveor ehell Align the P •any ef* “the “County " for * Levylnj suit. County. the purpose Bchoolc end Municipalities In Iho County of IflUtboroufh Exrept the Oty of Plent City, Flortde. which Shell be Eaempt from the Provtelvni Of (Ml Amendment, Taiea l^eJM by the BUU. County. Count? School Iloerd. School DUtrtcti. Special Tee School DtatrlcU ond the MunUiiulUtM of the County Except the City of Plant City, flortde. he rr resolved nv the i jo i s l a TUKi: O/ THE STATE OF 1*1./KlinAt A liT IC U XX . ar.*TION I. T>>» ts(UI*i">* I* sulherb e d *n4 't n i w * m J I t i r n i U , h r ls « h Iso* *n*ct*u hr II si U* inultr m •ian h*M la A. D. 1*41. •* tl U| uU r tsM lon I h t i s i n t f , lor Um ran J'U a n , o b a tu tiii.f mt u r* H o g ot sng C o u n it O llU ti la Orange C uuntr, T ier14 *. i m l 4 n l . U .ett U m t.tp '.ol Irena Inn etlK i* e< thl* A itkl* Jo-li** e l nil n i « l ' ; sntf Ie p 'o iU * M the u e i i t i i s l kr. .1 ro lle tila a e l m unlrtgel Msr* nnd n " r " m * iiti. u t elts*r e t lb*m . h r C ountr U s o lllrs rt In teld C eunlr. A nr I t s M e n o tu d r ts p e r ilr g the -re a w lld ttlu n os c rrs lie e e l e n r C eunlr e lP • •• m all probrrlbe the M aatra. dalles sad lorngenael h " . ol Ihe efTU .rs deitgnsie-l ineieln tn e tr r t lte s n d d tu h e ri* U-* dull*, ml Pas o i l ) " ' le c n a e lld s le d or r r t a u d end a n r lew nu Snecled le a p ertln , trie eaaeeem enl end ro llrc tlo a e l m unlrl^sl u s e e an d e*ae«em*nta, or etlher e t Ui«(n, h r e u u a tr U s ,D in r * ii ahell p resid e U r lh* Deliveries Everybody from factory to dealer It doing everything that can be done to ipeed deliveriet to you ' W* know that Chovrolol Is doing everything p a s s ib le la tfep up Its production totols-lo.shlp more ondim i . .a_m_ c____ a r t la us ond lo Its thousands of other dealer* throughout America . . . and we know, too, that wo ore assured of getting our full proportionate shore of Iho currknt output and of, future .. - , . . . . . ' . •• Diiappolniino as lh* fated llfeurai have been—ond detpite *3 ' Ctovrolof was.out *f production epIWoly during Ihe first *hr#* months af tha y**r—H |, Mvarthdlaas true In total production from th a t d ay I* this. continua ^ mafce d e n a r i* * a ^ w n r it n r a o t v r n n v T i n r t u r n a . [ t u b * o r n i r trrA T f o r F U i'U ,>*i Thkt the fulto«klnf »mrfv«1ee*#nt el *««• lion S» A rticle III of Ibe Cno«UI .' »*1 the Stele ef Flsclda releltng to • dil­ ation* ti h e rtb v u r e t d tb sru1 «h* l ^e • ibmltle.l to the elector* nl th* *t»t| o ( Ftorkle for r*t|ftr*tl.-n or tries: » »t the n r i t Uenevel KVction to be t #'« n Nevcrmber. A. D. lh * toot l* to n r <b»l t i t 4 M ellon *10 , Article III e f the ( c\* •M utton ef th* B tite e f F lo rid a’ •/-ill | | enimdeB end M emended ehell tr* J A folio net SECTION SA Lew* m ik ln i It.e ••»r<m<latlone for the eeU D ct ef r - N i t efflcteU end etnpl.'vrra end etl ethtr •open*#* e f Ihe JH ile Uxell cont»»n proYlftteni nn no eth er ru b ie d nor ii.iil re ap p ro frU IU n be an Incident of inv «thrr bill; ell d e le en eto b rietto n r e»cr^t re pro|»rU tiooi for the roen^y •ctitK-*!* n v iv tier, cltlee. or e th rr petltlcel r»»t*li» •»*-»• of the Btete. ■*oroprDttof.* I n errmr* e en t Improvomenta e n d bu»tJ;**e» t** •trie In rtltu tlo n i #• p fo tto e l 1st »* prior • noctod o | |h o t i l l Wfl«iolur« IvctsUtufM and for b o n tlo m r fund* and In til fun-lc, oh all he In ono fonoral apniDeflation bill *»r ic fi am ondm anl o r atipplomant iL m to •h all Iso for no lorvyar th a n to u «»•'*. AH approofM Itoea m aio pi!*-r t> tbo adoption of Ihla i m i on arhtoh aia tern* U k tw to (ho o t iMa m W i ahaU OJiylro ao ol Ju ly I, III*. 27 i-ih ‘' K een e rm. mn, w nr u transportation by bringing "your cor to us lor service now and el regular intervals. Lei us help you lo keep it In good running condition-to main­ tain iU parforn)anoe, appeara nee'and resale yilu e-until th* day wRan yeur dkw Chev­ rolet comes along. , • • Athens KcHidcntH V oting Again Today . Aihens, Tcnn., Sept. 27—trV)— The resident* nf Athiui*. Tdmi., ■re voting again toda) nnljr two month* a fte r th bullet-punflurral count)' election. Thi* tliey ■re chousing a mayor. f""i alder mt; and a school b«*r<l T'|» office hi'litsrs sell G-d pi'lay will succeed those wh • I'-ig n rd as a result of the p.lilual up hraval in thr count) folio ing the bulleta.anl-bsllot, rlecti.in Aug. I. Torl*y’a Idalloting ia in the form of a referendum by the C ity Gcv>d Gnvi rnmrnt l-eaguc. The oflira holders have •giccd to re ­ sign at • time with candidate chosen in the referendum tn re■place them one by oftc. Vacsncie* an the county election commission ruled nut a special elec I ion. WIST COAST IHIPBUUOn Henry J , Kaiser spreads his hands expressively as tie appears before th . House Merchant Marin* Committee to defend hit shipbuilding activities during the war. Kaiser admitted his companic* made huge pronto, but declared they also saved.Iha government half , billion dollars providing Vitally needed ships. (International) W •» ■ . ut rr itrsoLvrn av tmt t.rtits'Ar Ttta- nr the ett n or ri/>ntPAj[, • C C n w i ». T M l A rtlcU V r . t » C is e l" i “ - s «• i« e n m #1 n o * * W s n w rV rl I t s J S tn r n u t r i a an mUl' "*>*• t r r r t n la bm S iw - n • • « m u » 4« r l SIM A rt'rlr r s i t t y r ta ttir rin tto a ot <>m J « 1f t o l Uio iV 'M a l Itr - w J I" »*4 • « ■gsssfnhl* C w intr | M 1*11 CoysW O oltrtlcf a l M l* C it - t r . - J IS r •*»» '• Hmrrbr a-ta o * l a ' s e t <J>*'1 *m ' uS -JP -* '« th e r l r n o r i a l tM SU Ia ml C . r i t l **r rsiirv-ikn, rr'trw -tk m m ort i,l«ni«i rrtrrtM n at «** r e s e*e »»»l D w lU ia to to Im M *n rnfirr th# V n t W o od,, wmbw, tsrs u r«ii«*s: - . - um n ta » S S r n a N a . Th# Ju<V# a l lh# Cm ml a s s a r t t* s * 4 r»i ria r s m tl# Caui M S to* t» M * Sol'CUV -r > # M c*-« tto l l h#f,tM #r t o r r - l r i by «*• Community CtnU r. MEETING RLATM) MONDAY . The first Phil meeting of the Men's Club of Holy Cross Church ' —1 11 he Im K-t.l n th Parish llnusa will held Iin the* Parish House Monday evening a t 7 :0 0 'o'clock. A supper will be stored. - eCetieri *r v*hl casmr •• *ih#r it»t* • r- ' - - - g y W ILLIAM ZADOK D U M K O PF wonder* what th * newspapers will now da to flit up that corner o f peg* oa* which /[old th* dolly doings la Nuernberg. ' - O eau eatoe Th* a8nford Celery Drippers, cclored baseball team will meet the Orlando Red* In a a to - r i t r at Municipal Park San-' dav afternoon a t Xr00 o'clock. (j) The proceeds of tho tilt will be allocated to a fund for con- YOU 1VMI01 OF SIRVICI t i l Sanford, Florida nvaiinati Samoa A44iltaau r#t non t!.!itn>, r.iuunf to ih* ib» *r;«ttsa ot is* j" * - * «• is. reuii »r i t i e t la mn4 t v • • c a r 'V s C e u n lr * * 4 M r C o n -1 - r* 'tH t» - M n t * C o u n tr. Ceat/af P tH $ 1 ’ fkoak vou far your hinndfy promise you a naw high oxporienca whan you taka dolivory af your AT (OWfST COITI HOUSE JOIN T U s u t U T I O S N a It* A JOINT RESOLUTION h « r o " > < sn AnMn 4 "MWI u A rtK Is VIII a t Um 1'o as lll'itla n ut Um SUM ol rValKM H fM tl'f w A in u n i.n l mt P iu p .il, lo t T tlW u 4 ISM C ourt Pun a l ¥ . . . « , k y A l t l n , l l m u A M Itla ea l M w i w Pra.IdS “W 4 County ml H o . SUM *1 rv»'Ut»! P m C asiaty Ta* Atmmmot w o t A a r n t t i P io p e n * ol Ut* Cm m , lor Um . . Poland reports a shortgg* of cats.. Thera 1* ea*> country that should prove a very ready mar­ ket for that yeVto-be-Uveaud patrods. AU wl are interested past several nionUi, wore Miss Bsssii Zaehnrt and Mi* I.. W. .Shuman. BurVeys b f all store* In Seminole County will Ik- made j In 'Ihp future bv Orlando ttl’ A personnel. II (’. Dnllose tins tervrd a* rhairtnan nf the local nrirp and ralionlng l>.'i"d D ur­ ing ihr war period ami for •omr lime after the board w « under (he direction of A II I'eteisnii who is now artivc as n iraltnr. of rain fell during the night, and tlio rAin continnca tp fall tjslay .’ 1 ’ A t Ihe height of (he (food, transportation u is ’ halted in mane portions of San Antonio. Hundreds of automohtles were stalled while their occupants wailed to vnfety across street* where wuter was running with dantrernugi swiftness . The Good is .di-scribed us the wor«t since the t 1 San A n -, dimi.i ll-i-le i \ Sun Antonio ncw<p,ipvi' .ii-.n ia l it ps. tb * most serious flood in the mem­ ory of living 'man. * I'o) * e i.roadr*-J appeals for h-'.itil oil...m I motors a fter \t mv .1'«•'i 'iltie , I'ui , a number of ,t. | i • and ra ft* ' TRIKD FOR THEIR CRIMfS .iK.iinjt htigi.mily, Germany'* micr-powcrDll high cnppiMnil sit* In ihe prisoner*' ilock l*ifr>rr th<- Intern*Itnnal Military Tnhurist at ttu rm i.ri; They arc I Ren trsrnar *lr*l Hermann tkreimg ram inpilrr of the Luftunllr ? Ru.lolf He**, deputy fuehrer. 3 Joachim von ItlhtM-ntrop foreign minis ).cr; 4 Fi’cli| Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, chief of ihe high com muni. h —Alfreil Rosenberg, rllrecior ef the foreign pohlu .l oftti •- <> lla n * Frank, who tulc.l Polish ar-v*. 7 Wilhelm Krirk. ilirrrlor of central nfflce for ’Norway. AUa<r-loirralnr. R Julius Strn chrr. eilltor nf l>er SUirwer; 0 —W tlthrr Punk, director of lh* luirhsbank; 10 lljalm ar Schacht, heal of,the lteichst>ank. It Grand Chinese Armies Citrus Packing Operations Slated 100 Weap ons To Locked ! ' To Get Underway Next Week Thunder Welcome Struggle American Legion gnyij fuijt, utj- r*l>" led p, stall. ('ommunittl ■—-i ■—- - 1- ‘ ■Q-.'f - | 4>Vt"i " O f llwalliif “Ker-iu* Convention ^ Will Of P resen t Battle Begin On Sunday | in n l " " iiu ri!, > and • C n m la v e ’s B iu^ est DisruKsion I ’o Bt* On " I n d e l e n d ) fn» p r l " I i " |l - i rite 1‘u i r i i k l i i . i t i " i i i p i i m , l i t p h i l f u i i i i n liu ig . i d e I In- n e w I. I.tiili i m i n i . 1.1 ' t i . " h a s lie i ■ ■' 1 -it t a m i m ade -. i d , f ie \* " 'I I t - > N I’ I M M IS f ’«» K ept J 7. l i s h r . l in ;s \ si I**milt * * • v\ |> • . r llir \ n i^ i t r a i t I f|*|»»i» la llic « ti t r r n t fiplitin^ • al i»«*» UT*1 <)|H’iiiti|; it a ‘.'K ill iin iiii.il r o i i v r t i e t r a t tr i e J o i|ttip i n iA ( «Mit|M»et o f ( I o n in .S a n F r i n c i i r n n n H u n * llvrdiTin. day, and (hi* h iirire v t t o p i c u p "T h e n e w s p a p e r t l o r y v a . tin f o r d is ru itB iftfi w ill lo- iM in u ird , scribe (I hk '*rrliiible,M* a l l h m n i h n A bout 16 0 . 0 0 0 I r R i o n t i a i l e.« a t o r o m p lp ti* f j o v r r n t n u n t h l.irk o iif * n rip n c trl to a tte n d . Ilrn * a re nt we of t ie K a lg a ti o p e t si* ot anno of th r rr u n liitR iio ttir y e t ill i i in f o r c e . T h e p a p r t iiff*-! I a re t«* hm »* l n #d m d e n ii: n o d r t n t U « if t h e a c t u m ’ h n ♦!. *o Hi t s«»ltlt to n n r |f e. . a I moiiia t o *»ny thr* h n tlli* a t It a is 11 s ’ * • o f |M I is O ltllllll fill 'h i t V HVt-l • “ In te iiM * • Nstlitai*. «»urciv pit * i*#l 1 *t flit l i a f t ' r f '. r K a I c . m * 1 s Of l*»*t a t II l a i l a * . .sit J *tf * Oe to w ti o f I **1*111 I ts* a• • p i • m e n p n ^ l i c t c i l t h a t i( U»c ' *.utn n in tn l* a r e i l c f r n t f | a* th e * a o (H tln te t h e y n * u l d )>«• i | a i l s . | Id n v n r j n t r h n l i r a i i . I l o w e v n . h o l y Hi ie # r o m i i l i rr* | n n I d e a l d r f n iv c • t r o n i r h o M . M i t t o t i t p h d h> m o u n * (Kins. Tlu*# Catholic nc\v*pu|i'T, W elfare, ytnted. mrHiiwl o i r , that another icovrrnmrnt f o r c e h n « attackctl Toltin. DPI.AND, Sept. 27. (Special) — For the benefit of 'public school teachers and other* who cannot attend’ classes during Ihe day-time hour* o f Ut" regular school week, Stetson University is o ffe rin g ' a lim it' d number of rouhe* on' Thu rsd ay e v n in g i and on Saturday.* this fall. Ilraii II. C. Garwood an n o u n cer holay." . Course* in d u ratio n , geoJ grnphy, sociology, and history will b« offered if there is suf­ ficient demand. Thursday 'night classes will beg^n Oct. 3. Those who a re jn le r c s td may irport ■t any time from 7:00 to H:00 P. M. th at ’'evening. Saturday classes will begin Oct. 5. Those Interested In Saturday classe, may report at 0 :0 0 A. M. Degn Garwood atated that n larga British political .agent wae eh.’t number nf teachers and others tn death In the nrthweet Trontler hod expressed th eir desire ’ for New* Agency dlepaUh‘from Delhi REMAINING TRAILKRH MOVED ouch classes. . m m ig i, t LAWRENGDRURG, Turn.. Sept. 87—l& i—Tha d ifen** counsel- for Jft Columbia, Tenn. negroes charg­ ed with participation in last F e b ­ ruary's racial flareup started their cose today. Th* sta te ' rested Ue rase last night* a fU r offering testimony and exhibit* aimed at proving its ccntentlon that four policemen, who were shot when they entered the Mink Slide ere* of Columbia war* plainly visible. . The defence contends th at hegroe* In th * area were alarmed over "racial feelings” end m is­ British Politician took the officers for a mob. /(g e n t Shot To D eath T h * state presented Its case in ■ week, although it took six LONDON, Sept. 27—(AT— A weeks to select the all-erhiLt ju ry pow sitting In the panel box. negotiated. •' el t uiHpany ,,t ihe Farmer* .State Mar Ret, The Maikft Fruit Ciitn party nnd nenrliy Sniitliuard nnd i’atrirk fruit parking plant* nri- Ihe injunction, which had resalt­ ed In the imprisonment of union chief Ceorge Mueller. S jtllfm e n t hopes aroused by the withdrawal of the Injunction an,i the release nf Mueller wer* dashed-by the failure of wage talks. Tha u rlrn is demanding a 2 0 , percent In e ra s e , tha latest offer from the company would havj- granted five percent. The strikers rejected the offer, end Mueller says the company has not budged since. ' The remaining trailers of the SO Navy trailer* at the tralliucamp at French Avenue and Flftn Htreet were todiy being loaded on Navy trucks br mean* of a large rntne, end were taken to Green Cove Springs, This will supply a badly needed area for trailera of'Incoming tourist*. .’ D a m a g e ! s I ’ M im ing: tutil literally thou.. residents have boeu ■■!< homeless by the flood, w a ­ ters. MotV* 'titan s ix in c h e s Stetson P lan s Niiflit Defense Of Neifroes Classes F o r Students (n R ace Trial Begins said that the agent, MaJ. John Stewart Denal. wo* kidnapped by tribesmen June 2t and lat«r was released. Th* dispatch 'gave no details of his death. Donald and two other members of the British Agency staff wer* held captive two week* by tribes­ men before their release eras P ro p e rty Into *Mill ui ns As Rains S 111i Fail ^ 'A stj< tlt1JC at». J4tguilti.ring .iti* t. _. 4 We ho*, boon Informed by Iho Chovrolol Motor Division (hot th* pail month has wltnossod only a slight Improvomoqt In th* rat* of production of now Chovrolol postsngor cars. As a rosult, shipments of now cars lo doaltrt for dolivory are still far bolow tho Itvol wo ond lh* factory had hoped lo attain by this llm*. In fact, through Auguit, Chevrolet's output of cars In 1946 was only JX6% of th* numbor lufnsd . out during tho corroipondlng period of 1941. production galnt. » te m p t t u r n Pie p re riu e re ) e< U>1* A m v n Jm trt. . . SECTION I I t. From a n f aK«r J a n u ­ a ry I. IH I. Iha County T a t Collector tn tho County of IIUUbtHoufn, Blato of VTofMa U.aII rot 1*41 sit Ua#q Wvtot? sn tho County bv (lit BUM CuuMy, C ounty Be haul IksorJ. litiaw l D U trto s R p n lil T e a Bchpol D u tx u ti and MunidjmllUoa of JIllltborOUBh C ounty, FtorU a. o ir r y i In tho City of P lan t City It b # A f oavmf.1 from Iha brovUlona of tlfti AmcAdmvnt. E Tho L o tu U to r f ^ h a ti at tho Lo«M* laUvo BoMton of i h ! a <»4 from ttmo to ttm o tharoaflar. oitoct M m •t*orifyUi« iho p onora. function t. But m i and r o m p t r u - uuquesne s trik e Puts 31,000 Men Formosa must hava been of a vasur charactar. alnre there i* no record of itr iT T k iii'it fs ii, srpt Mar Arthur then dKlared that the Japantae had fighter fpb . port from Navv carriers, and Duq r.,1" light mil that American bombtr* without lung is im« ilown t such protection vrould hove had eormal nnd’ still * no 'chance of auccesi against 'trike of Duqursni Formosa. • ten d its -fo u rth d Finally, the General aald h e , go|i«tiont arc cont had ordsrift the withdrawal of ntw m ntrarta I* In heavy hombera to the southern have apprair,| in I ialand of Mindanao several dav* dnlimis fur the fir* before, and th a t half of the the 3200 power woi available planes, II) of them, had .’k.000 other* are u gone there. i " f th* ihortagr nf General MacArthur a Supervisory work ment wa« Uan*mlt*«d the As- ,,v„ w„rkcra arc Mt. Nrtitmi to Aoprnprt«tioni: a * Associated Press Leaded Wire F R ID A Y , S E P T . 2 7 , 1 9 4 6 Day Of Judgm ent N ear F o r Nazi Would-Be Supermen County Price And Rationing B o a r d Closes Office Here W HILE FLYIN G J i lt plana uv.r th<- Mississippi Itivrr, Raymond IViwcr. discavfm l that hr IwJ no gasoline -in hi* tank, lie land­ ed on Ihe river near Minneapolis’ and then' faced The ?»rnbl?m nf getting up I be I-a Ilk which 1 i» Due in hmigrtaiy reasons, the I IK) feel high at that point. Here he i* Ikmiik brought to the Keminole County l*rire and R a ­ top of bank. ( International) tinning Board, established bore on Jan 5. 1042, was rlo.rd tmlav end p rison, who nfl'd inforhiv--t tinn otr matter* pertaining to ra-4 Hoping, are Advised to rnntart Mb*. Marth/i Chnpmnn. rhn-f III*A j clerk * t . I bo „ld past office build . mg in Orlando, R v/n- nnoounred i by Mre. Kr.rl Je ls r . . who hna served n» chief rlerk bere. Power Production In Smoky City Still Sinking Gradually committi* sumrrmmf nousr jo ik t RcnoumoN no t*. A JOINT HTSOI.trrtON P lu p u m s lh , A n i.m h i.n l ol J n ll.n i JC ol A rp.l* Mi o l U i. ComUUiUm s i U»s *UI« ol n » - Here Is the Latest New* • f tl The Isefialeture th e n i t the ( j f W U u v i heeeien of IN I, en d from time to Ume Ihereefier eneet l i w i iH O ffta f ih e p o e m , fuaetkme. d u tie s end com* peneetkso o# County T e i C o lle c ts dene* neted la pereyreph I of Ihls hectl.n l \ end ehell lik e e tiu provide fu r u.e r«l« leetlon. ra re , cuitudy, rr y o rtln g er*d diebureem enl of ell U eee cw tlecuj Lj the County T e a Collector. '^LLi..-'.Ri*iIl!riAlUd'i- — ’ • ~ their new Chevroleti * \ P lia n t* 3 5 8 The! th e follov>ln| A m endm ent of Article VIII of the Conetltutioo ol the n u t# of H ortste relative to the n»rv«m ent end C ollect ton of etl te e e r tn '.ho C ounty of H llltboroufh, BUt# -u H o rtd e. by H e-N um berin| BecUon II •• odo^lrd hi U»» O r e m l a m t e a of IH I oa ee so m ake It reed Section 12 Of Article VIII of the C ontllh itto n of the *tete of F lo r­ ida. eAd by Amend Inf her lion I I of Article VIII nf the C onilitulton of the B u te of F lo rid :, ee tdo p ted et in* H enerel Election In November. nJ IM 4 en ee to meko II reed Bee lion n of A*Ucle VIII of tho Cnnetnution of the Htote of Florida. en-L tn ev d u d e the Cit? of Plent C ity Pom fold A m endm ent; l i t end the tom e la hereby ty reed to end tliell be eutirvUMed .to th o P o t t r t o t Ike » < t v To f/toie who eagerly await • •ut-numberrd and naver had a chance of winning, ; The General broke hit. long allknce an this subject because of charges jnadfr .by Lieutenant General Lewis II. Brereton, who commanded th e Philippine Air' Forece In 1 0 4 1 .. In . a book .recertly published. Brereton said he had aske,| permission o f Mae-' Arthur's chief o f sta ff to assault A the island o f Formosa, from _ which the Japanese attacked—tinPhllihpinrs. B rereto n " said that permission fo r the attack was withheld so long that the avail­ able small force of bomber* were caught and destroyed' at Clark F|eld, DO miles north of Manila. General MacArthur answered that chargo w ith - Iho follnwinr statement “General Bm Pton never recommended an attnek on Formosa to me and I know nothing of such a recommend#"* lion having been made.” MacArthur went on t<> »«v that in the short interval of time involved, it Is doubtful ttint an attack could have been ’ car­ ried out before the enemy’s sr» rival. - The General added that the air forces in the Philippines were hardly more than a token force, with inaufficlent equip­ . ment. Incomplete fields nnd InA adequate maintenance. “ "They vrere.” said Mar Arthur. -- ’Ltautplttely ovstw bslpjd.'* ' Tlie Oeijeral added that mt blame la attached to General Brereton or other meml>ers of the commend. ' MacArthur made a list of points concerning events on the . fateful day,- Dec. It. Maniln time , . j|e m UL fir s t. Utah-the. handl- HUNT S T U X ED O FE E D STORE CEWATF JO IN T IIM O I.l!T IO J NO. &J3 A JOINT RESOLUTION Propusing tn A m*n«f **.»•*« to (h« Cnfitlllullofi St Ih i %A«u c>f Flofld*. I j tv know n ta Article X X . B#cttone I end I. Thvrrof. f.cU tlny U» lh# ConknlLlfiRM. AUrllUtlnf bt Cre• t 1rg of C efte ln County Offlrva. and the A tiM fih tai $t.d CMltcUon of H unlHpel Teava by C ounty Tea Offlclela. In O rarye t*i>4in lf. Florlde. ind P io a ld ln f fa t fl»f•ivnrfum D vctlona far Acceptance or R ifvction cf any l-etr of D e i Fnarlrd by the l.g flrijlu fv of the Met# nt Florida a« Piot ideal ta u !4 Prov«>»cJ A m tntf- Ol'KNINOSOON . — and ninny oilier items. IsEOAU NOTICE l r . tf T- LUN CH Pillsbury’H W h eat Bran Mi HMftuttaauU ftvm rt i'im to th« •<'*oM tulip I t'ciiti »•* i f Hit* Luflifi iur\ th#y y«»t rDi*m h r»- iltuiny I|i«* vtar y m n lut lira* littv uiillno i/ca| that »!»<•. vmr Arllruttort became a ritv in [ Hrml of a county, proviilrd tin* rirflhtc nlw want It so. . U U t i a s k a e a g k g p tlM a n s u k l s s m ■,!•*<» M#.4 * a 'l l»#t snaiykta s s S <k>iw i Mb# about itom . N s l a r j B u r k ,s r tn iln s ru a tlw l | w r fcWMn meo4 atUatlsga. j T h e k lJ srrn s re H s tu te tth ie fw s r -ftsk ln § pUjnmom w sslf tmt of IW Ste m s m W* smd b r t j m a .i people * bU*i I $ p in ts a 4sw. b IM II R l l « cif klJa*/ tuU « • rut (Ultra don’t work *vli. poUsTbowa m atUr k l u i T I c m ( wIm a i i m f lU rt n « |g |ii| fc«/k*<h«a. rfcgumatlg paiM. U t $a|f.», k'*a U p t p sm4 m sr zr, trH tU j «P nkshta. t ssUin*. pu « m i uasWrth« g y I taU arU t t d dlul* ri«^\MD(ur a ra a (j(« M a rta » 1UiMaArt. OAsi UtmiAf MMUswttlwk i th« r»It *>«>•. »U h yvur kUaaya cr Uo*M#r. a alt I A sk r w r d n t s i u t (^r U a a 'i g DU.oa‘1 • a tta u k n t dlurwtU. w d • -..s .s f .D y fo r o ta r (u roar*. IXmia*# glv* 'PT H j W u l Will bw'k Iks I I MiWt q< rmm’ i mustache it* “ nuttakeout." Atlu-Mtii nAL-d the detail and Ipl-imrd a t. hi* nest |mvs* cuni sti ll e whit hi, tiiualni he wbitfirm er bollle •!e*l down to half it - ’• tirgSolf. lt-hp.lt.. • given Ih r .iitiM iin l liiiM ’A i **f K c d what — •. Estim ated P A R IS. S r p U 27, 14’)— A working committee tit Ihr I’arts Pcncr Conferonce today turned down u proposal to srt up n .Court of . humsn . rights. - Tho court Was proposer) by Australia. The suggestion was defeated by a vote of 16 to 4 after Bovlet delegate Andrei Vlahlnakv ridiculed, the idea as Infantile. The proposal ' for n court of human rights, he asserted, is worthy of being filrd only in the waste !>««ket. . The Australian plan was designei to guarantee'fundam ental freedom* regardless of race. Yishinikv denounced it »s ju ridicallv 'an,| politically , illitciali-. He slid it would-be no less jjcasonaM* to seek a w o rld 'court to guarantee equality nnd justice to Indians in Asia nnd negroes in the United States of America. Today’s action removed the, ruurt o f human rights proposal from the books *o f the confer, rare. The -«tea*ur«-had previous­ ly been withdrawn from t te a 'v d tsfls for llolgarin. Ilomnnin. Hungary and Finland and today it was removed from the su g ­ gested treaty with Italy. Ii Could lie revived, however, ut plenary - *' *'ion of Ihr confei encr In toitav's vote Sew Zrulun.l and South Africa supported thr Australian proposal. T O K Y O . S e p t . 2 7 ,1 / P ) PillHb'ury’H W h eat Shorts O f T ir e d Kid n ay s Arlington County, Va., A t 100 Ye May Become Cilv If Residents Wish BR EA K FA ST ^ Scores Hurt, Hundreds Homeless In ban Antonio Hood Vishinaky Describes Plan Of A ustralia U. S. A ir F o rces Rescued By Firem en As Juridically, P o ­ W ere Outnumbered litically Illiterate By Ja p s On Dec. 7 General Dougins MncArthui* came out with his long 1 'awaited explanation of how moat of the American plnnca ip the Maniln area wcrc-tlcstroyed on tlie ground on thu first day of the war. MucArthur said that the U. S. Air Forces wore hopelessly T uxedo. Yellow. Corn IMI1 0r4-THf-SPOT PICTUlf shows looters feeing from S chemist and provision mcrchant’j.’Uiop in ilombay, India, si a military patrol wr.» approachlny lhc Cent. T his' action toyk place during the rioting that swept I k ; .b./ when tin P.disn Interim Government headed by Pandit Nehru took over without Uie participation Ins o v » « l l^sgue. Eighty n m were killed anJ Jt'0 tcrlbm ly I g jjg s J lo Ike riots. (InUrr.uUcnnl) GOOD rrr - S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , Fir«t na„ atWar uvoiedDown • WifriNO In a police elation In Lo* j Angeles after >he Had been booked on fuiplrion ot mufdcr Is Mrs. . Jeanette P ar, 21, a former taxi 1 dancer. Police say she confessed to, (trending her daughter, Judy, 3, a spastic paralytic. She was quoted by the police as laying, **Jl way a m e r c y killing—iha killing—«he never would get snercy V e il.1*' (International Soundphoto); (JU S T w Mac Arthur Defends Proposai For g |X J ) e a fJ H U N T S T U X ED O F E E D STOKE •is following: th e m arket down! . — Established 1908 r . . M tcw irt& i jo** TH E T * P red sc* Prosperity for' Hanford. ‘- PUpYisieH • '• LIO N S MP.CT TONIGHT Rernlrers r r th * Hanford Lions Club will hold a sone meeting and supper tonight at H:00 o'clock at the Sanford C o u n try' Club at which a number o f Lion officials frojn nearby.cities an* expected t," he present. • n tfii v l» * i r • «|ii*«t»I i *,m Sn» ill f Lr-iis - it|»* « v|M<t«d . n 4( t)i« Msilr* M eikrl, reir i l l #li>»k !•» Mm k« » N U ilM E cr II- J . I oilman, win. jr*I fr-1 tii.it t h n r u n i «til| n lut nf ittrrti tinxluff iti tin* horih. .\ M-rnnittirntlfitinii tlmt nil l»nl«|iri|*s nt (hr mntkrt l»r pnifU r,| v%i»» fitntlr l*i%l rvcim n at m 1*14-•• 11ti|* »•f th ^ M n iL r t \< K n in r y FRANKFORT. Kept. 27 V.Vl — Forintr WAG Copt. Kalhlt-*-" N'a*ii ljurant .tixlay. rnmpletcd her .1*fciisc cn chrfrgr-a-.of taking part in the theft of the II t l l f family Jr wets from Krongltcrg Cnst)«« •" Germany. j Mt». Durant declined*) to l>* questioned on the theft charge and she took the stand only briefly brfote an right-judge military court -in Frankfurt. Her terifmany was roncerneil unly with a compinirn rharge of l>ritig alisrnt without Irava.. Aflor that, her attorney* asked for a rec*** until Monday to prepare final a rm Uteriis. tiiihv miinkey getting <5,000 IOstate Is Left By Roosevelt p ill rilK K K P S 'lK . N Y.. Sept. Z gP> P rr*n b n t -Pranklin- Del,iini li». ■i-v-tt left iH'litnd him an ,estate of fl.OrC'.nOO. According to n tax nppruisal filed with iiuii-li' Ms I'm im y. Y. inu grua* '- la te actuallv amounted to cottsiiiiral'ly more than |1,SOO,000. Aliuust 47E0.000 bad to be taken fi.,," that for funeral expenses, drill*, bequest* and other costs. the President’* fun ral and legal nm| administrative costs a ftu hi.\. dciitlt siim g tu mure Ahnn fitOB.000 . Kmrh of the three-oxrul"Y of the will received * r.iiiiml-sii n of ulmost $100,000. Attutney's fees canto to $75,000. Tim niunuinoiil ^%«M-te*l a l Hyd* Park cost over (il,000. Another sltcshle expense came through a part of the will which made be­ quest* of almost $00,000 to char­ ity nod public welfare. . Arrording to State Highway Patrolman L. 0 , Jlender who in ­ vestigated the accident, the Ktudnbakrr skidded into t|ie path of the other car when the brake* |ocke,| - a* - Jones nppjtrd them. Until car* were, considerably damaged. Mr. Wise wit* taken In . Fctiiald laiughtmi Memorinl llospiOtl where x-rtiy* lire („ lie taken to determine hi* injuries. ONLY HEARING SL A T E D TO N IGH T Tho City Commission will con­ duct a hearing tonight at 1:00 o'clock to hear argument* far or again*t changing tho south­ east *»d northeast corner* of French Avenue and Tw enlltth Street from residential tn” retail busim-s* xnoc*. -! "In> afternoon of |i, lei ni.dU.ry- from * M i l l ) Island in Mm i. pal Zoo was i ., wild mithrcak Ute|. 11 monkrys on .»ii.i ^h.l_ everything mild tr r h iiij« r -/ ir r t Sirpu. Mniigliteu .ind lds ussDttints gelling the iiiw arrival* I heir )">* and into iho enrbrsilr adjiiining the \l ll| -:ss. Sept 27 i API I’lilllirnl Midi-in i tt.rril mica m Green** tmlo, a* hmg ( . i « U r II |rl| I iigl.itid In irliirn I r uni evrli l*iP-li lie- I mm l l " ->.ilt |..III "I III. arrest ,,l 70 siililirr-. »ml I * ii i il l l r r i , tin 7/ mi n a ir eliargi-d " tih Irving In scr/r llir Greek military headquarters al Trikkala in Tlieaaaly. I h e 'r i l , is a kr) point from »Hirh Greek mililarv authnritir-s have tieen mndurting mopping up "peralinrls against armed lefllsl IlMIllls. • ••tiimit til* I'lPkfnt w m ,- t'hnir i •... U A l,r*f f Irt .ii*l mill irn so.I I in a oiundt f*.i •1111 y t. 'if. in* titi.ft . laitti* . I inner. • • .it. I .. i II • I • Relpli a - IP", will i.iti.^ •**' ue i W til; .lift II-1»•v Ni.Fl** |e*mPn\ i t " '.*•,- ft", wai t,|i t • the levi-l nf wage* pn'il nut ui pi I. vale iiiiiip«lry Mure t)u." 7**0 othei t esiilutjiirii. tiave air rad V Ncialt W ise In ju red tireii -iitJeil nut and pa**ed alniig to vnrlo", ei'iuiniljer* Two In Autom obile W re ck hiiiidfet nintv nil »f them' deal I with irlmbditutlon. Thirty are . N'l.alt Wise of Sanford Avenue on -hputing. was injured yesterday afternoon The ' legion I* performing nt l:f>0 o'clock following ii colli­ quite a stunt at Ihi* convention. sion between tlie 1040 ( bevrolet Il is 'building n prefabricated sertati be wit* driving it'Mh on hoim,. witli two liodrooms right the Otlnn'i" litgbwuv near lh " on the lawn in front - f .conven­ dog track, and a hrnrifl new IP 17 I*' tion headquarters. When the SlmlriotLar l!mip|i convention end*, the model house Koutlt on the riuoi bv Stevukl will lie shipped to the home Jo n es, -St. Petersburg K tu d tlin c Defense R ests'In Jew el T h eft Trial New Munkeys. Arrived Yesterday ,\ | Municipal Zoo -W ARE IHSUF-S WARNING Turtdey, Oct. I. will Ih* Ihe ileadlinn for rddalning drivers liren*M for which an estimated 3,(W1 le r in m have yet to apply, according to County Judge R. \V. \Vare. A fter Oct. I. examina­ tion* mu»t lie taken to secure a lir e tu r ' ;j MORE DAYS LE FT T O REN EW Y O U R DRIVER’S LICENSE �T - ' ‘V THE SANFUkli HERALD, SANPOKD. FUOKIDA TOWN il Cotnmori Sense D j Spud* Johnson. . n & n H ............................................. ‘ ........... ' ' >3 > * * £ '/ ; MAYBE \ b u CAN S E T A G I LOAN T O S T A R T 7A 0 U S I N E $ ? , B U T B E S U R E IT S - f T A F E O R YOU'LL B E S O R R Y . kqtomnloiy nnd Plant Quarantine. A s Commissioner- A r t h u r C. Brown r f tho .State Plant Hoard t: -tald recently. '“Our Job la proI. teetlon—iirotection tor Flnrida’a groves, orrhanl*. fields, nn<l garI dent as that soma foreign pest may not eolrr our state,and ruin Mir erop«.‘ 1 in tmits|iortati< ducy<1 »hi| plug . hivI travel time from weeks to day* nnd hour*,' the Plant Hoerd’e Job is difficult In* deed. All plnnrx and ship* arriv­ ing in Florida from foreign lend* must be mrt by inspector* and all plant material that may harbor foreign pest* must be carefully examined. Material found affected by dangerous pests muet be de* ttroyqd or »*fetfu»rdrd. Examlnw- ------ -,y,t0 B ,t ^ •-r~e-«™ encrypai) ror me return os K ^ . lf ^ ^ i «? , f( .i ? . VA? !!f .,,r0[ k. r?T,T,*h w ralp allca*>»«uieii»ipic In A thensspJcandyps wb4 WU voted back power nationwide referendum. referendum. At At left left, the the kin; kina's portrait It car­ b* ck Into 11,10» ° w ,r la »• nationwide pea up | nisroiejtaircsi'i w e* reception roesn. At right, a maid makes the roys reccpUon roan. meld ^oyal bed. A crown Is embroidered tm W cpyaTtet. Thg palece U b modem, quite simple building, but turntshed tog ■ king, (International) -m e ....... b o y s ........... annual su m m er everyone ip hgln him §nd hla co-|»ure by not Attem pting to brinjr w orlrre In thle vtry ImporUmt 1 In . plant m aterial* fh u m lghl "■stU r oJ prutartlng onr a g rleu l- 1 hartioc foreign peaU and to send r e a c h e d; ............ f i f e s B U ftD ocK fe K ITCH EN o i l $ t o v k b l a s t iV HfNCTAIR 'CSON t b .—Forced from their rich Janets tn Mexico by de­ ft a' In war. the Ysqul Indiana o( Muthcm. - Ar Ixuns U*i*yr prove t» the world that .displaced pe/oou* ctan retain their distinctive ways of Ufa under the mast difllculi clr» c*iinstances. ■ With a bounty plarcd on each pair of Yaqut ears, these ex-out­ laws were driven Into the United (Mates and have remained on *uf(•ranee. For the Oral 30 years bare they were* afraid to reveal their Identify as Yaquls. Close lb 3,000 o f' them are now concentrated in seven village* tn the southern part of the state. Changing from farmers and buntera to day laborers, * they have kapt their strong feeling of naUonalLsm and their ualque.Indian r»*rvM^manc*Ta difficult task of thy Pl«ni woatp *iom. ■(. BBgg . 2foreljn S ‘r V ^ or’ br,n*,n* •?, plants some delicloua LKT YO UR a* VETERANS ^ peri men of any strange the Plant Hoard entomhlogl (|iln*sville for idrntifieatien. IN T I M E F O R -THE C O F F E E f t .C A K E S E R V E D * B Y cargo, a* ship's aloreif, or In bkgM l ' !• neeeasary. Anyone^ who tgkr* iqtg consideration th; ' “ '" ' 1* nom- erou* planes ami ship* nrrivin m I HAV£ US fAVS THAT O L o .ser today w m AHm m REPAIRJOB prevent their w 5 8 a /i£ k Q o /i//o /!c tJ 118 Park Avenu. , Phone 29 FIR E S T O N E they understand the com«4Uat«on* th at, might result frtim brinalng III xuch.'lnutcrlr.tx. , ___ Ouch pssts aa tba Japanese beetle. Mediterranean fruit fly, while-fringed beetle, th0 boll weevil, arid -cltnie canker cams front othsr countrica. The (Iomega »uch puts uir.va done ia only too well known. To protect our agri­ culture from other pest* 'thnt might prov, eaunlly or moro deslTvctive, it behooves everyone to m z g l e o :*jf4v- Ifej AOMINtS- THRU _ forwlam fruit, have objxted to , • their-plant* c r plant product* be- • ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ I When Mexico achieved Inde­ pendence from Spain, encroach­ ment on Yaqul land' began. The Indians fought, and their land be­ came a bloody battlefield for al­ most a century. Both aides were guilty .of massacre*, .but for Ui« Yaquls II was a losing Oghl,* , The Yaquls developed a great leader tn Cajeme. the "man who does not drink," but after uniting all the village* to light aa a unit his troop* wrnt down before a great army assembled by ‘Alai, president of Mexico, and Ca)cme was executed. Mexico ordered the extermina­ tion of the Yaquls. They were shot dostn wherever found. Those- cap­ tured were sent to Vera Crux ,or Yucatan to work as peons. Borne escaped to the Bacatete moun­ tains. some sought safety by ennotng the border Into the United Stales. Atrocities Arc Remembered Men now living tn the villages df Pascua, on Tucson's northern fringnt, or (luadalupe. .outside Phoenix, can remember seeing both their parents killed before COUPON SALE PrfcAenl th la-ad nnytlmo anthropologists and nludcnis of primitive liv in g ." Borne o f their homes ara made, from the mud of the land upon which most o( them are squatters'. Others are made from pieces of tin salvaged from city dumps or cardboard cartons from grocery stores. These Yaquls frown on inter­ racial marriages, whether to Mex­ icans or American Indiana. Approximately 47 percent of all :he days of the year are taken up with ceremonies of some type. ' These ceremonies and their re­ ligious obligations lake a great l«rt ol their meager Incomes. Prestige in the villages depends upon ceremonial activity lather than wealth. They hava five male and two female ceremonial wrlclles. tn which they combine | IfAVINO NIW YOtK kAY accomj inlcd by n destroyer escort li the aircraft esrrlor Randolph which lYllev'e the carrier Franklin li,. H Christian and non-Christian ele­ elf In Kuri pcin wafets. The Randolph la a velthan of many ing^jements In ihelf rituals. Marriages inehU In lha Pacific. Tho ’ courtoor cair uf the Rgoiccclt to Orcek watci* following the plebiscite In that sre first performed by a priest; [ country was The subject ol much din usslon "by the Russians at the time of lh« visit. tfnfcmatlontil) Then, tn most Instance*, tho cou­ ple returns to the village (or eight • cr ten hours of Yaqul ceremonies 1 iMass W alkout Comes' 'On the day of the wedding, 1 groups of relatives accompany the , boy and girl wherever they go Late In the day the boy's party ' ‘'attacks ' the glrl'a group, “cap- ! luring'' her and carrying her of! to the home of the boy"a parents. Yaquls believe that each Oclo- j tor their dead arc given a holiday ■ from Heaven and return to thetr' 1 former, villages to listen to what ' U going on Then, on All Saints 1 I0r their Invisible (load, after which the spIrlU return to the Even The Children jklc.s for another year. : Molt famous of th<‘ Yaqul cere­ Should Feel B e tte r monies are the dances a t Easter of primitive, A weird mixture paxan beliefs combined with faith 1 8 AI.KM, W. \*u.. Sept. ^7. (/PJ — All elderly woman came into (hu..qfficv of n Salem doctor to­ day ahd nwkeilt ' ' •How much do I owe you for those two buldrt you delivered Th*» Davi*. Ihc Th* 6-inch R U L E R fo r 5c Quantities Limited FEATHERS Y O U N G !il S T U D tN T toe n te r th e phyulcian, Hr. KlvCanl thmurht a MUMtiint. t hi*r figure at $7f». bill wit* 2 5 y rai* «»vrr« »>f IliU fall. Itk iIk ill« l A l* i•« 1 in . 1J, in » u rI u U I I i Ii h I w t l i 1*U l i l y o f I h h i K • a s l i e im im lm.m a yu li .1 td litly l*« r» H Ih cM 'Iiih jI lib ra ry H U h a u l, w h u< ? . Itn n it fam ntit-ijj", i* »l.irliv k if I .f th u d lltilifitaluifl«ill | Officials Probing Army Plane Crash WK8 T PALM BKAL’ H. Sept- X (>}*)—Official* uf Morrliioii field today were lnve»tlK«Iing the crash of an Army l*BY from the Tha beginning ol a beaulifol friendship. |„ la ______ i t ____■ _a___ m m.. w P»*ybl| at tha RITZ •Konday and throa.Eleven Killed In ,X ’i Ilindu-MuHlem Rials said Third Atomic Bvmb Toit Really Thought U10I011 a KURT LAV' DK It li A !.F, Reft1? NASHVILLE - T'l. . Kcudcuj. i? r ^ tanJ»hT”fulnr- _ hone? ‘fvfpy ’•>•n; 1^i«»/ncm ovnf (irv#1 *lnu,| of other ttrllojU 'rctiqp* uf tht-'rcijuol mi ineat mi.l otijtv n’uire nnlii* winch wnil on daylight! foods for BO day*. The plan wa« ch went •iivjiik’ -lime fm ’ IhA numpit r. ■ off, toil liy ho«i*o ujojo^ity lea,1t .. TheicUfk* •i o-lN h.)tV iJ?o itltf' J <*■**'i •V(". Mr* oittiftW: " of M.1 ' J luiiini iwik to tVntml Standard chusctl*. ’ . iTiinr at 3:1111 iiYlnrk Snttmlov • In ’ urging vlil1 rrnioVal of nil im i rum: imtmii of rnrly Siln lny Ol*A rontrol, l!ngn» •aid, ' \VV «» ii the practice *n other daylight »h«nii1 u n u t ml «• f»*l a* we timr nirat, That 1* th,* Im'*! method >f lt*» all iKfatiM' of an -trn r by aiding tho economy nml Bniji.'-'’•-» tin* city council in writing the j of tlii. countrv ilnil ridding iitlc* local iiitlinanre lant May, *eh,** of the Muck market. Outline Of Kingdom's Foreiirrr Pulley Aflknl Unlvornu M K I lk a u i ,ml Won^^ H E R A L D ^. S A N F O R D , .F L O R ID A ■jrime Schedule U psetsM cCormack McatVUfc I By City O rdinance! E n d orsed By RoK*m Today the villages are being re­ populated. Ytmng men who served with the - American forces and those who departed to take war a t th . . a t ;, SA N FO R D t%f Newafralarp* To prevent such pests and dis­ ease* from coming Into Florida and the rrtl of thq United Btates, to prevent them from gaining n foothold, an,| to stamp them out aa quickly a* possible if perrhanc* i tL y gain entry arn tho duties of the Florida ,S\nt>- Plant Board an.! g ", the United Bureau uf [ [• TH E a ....................... B E T T E f t <SfeAB SOM E B U C K ETS AND < S E T > a«, Tho_rs*t drsrwijbn 4 Jint for* ^elltn pIairr*(Vsta con »b», <>nco'“0 »ey .have gained n foothold, ha* been .demonstrated In this country sercral times to the diitrraa of Ulotisands- of'good farmers and gar* TRIDAY, SEPT. 27, 1946 Muaic was printed for the flrit time in 1485. - H0 L D u E V B R Y 7 WlAMtf- YOU C A N t START* -T%tMoTO ft* I LO A N ED * T H 'B A T T E r e r T o DOC P IL L S a U R T r _ V N O W HE C _ S O HE CA N HOOK. U P H IS R A D IO TO<SET W TELLS IT HOARD'S JO If OF M FRIDAY, SEPT. 27, 1946 ‘ HliMrtAV. 8 rpt!*?7—itP\ Klevi-r Roatfor* Aro Sot to AHack Low Coil Housing Moaiuro R c a u t if u P e io t h e a - SptclfLla Ceoigei Press— . VA8HINQT0 N : —Capital newt sleutha. always seeking a bidden thing, have gone pretty thoroughly Into why Proofled oft tho third atomic bomb teat. They now report :ecutlva gave a full and fair report when ha aald It Was uncalled for. • ▼ • Hero ara further detalta on the why and wherefore of the deCtaiont-Th* Joint chief* of ataff decided that It would be virtually Impounds for an enemy quickly to alnk an “ ■ A-bomb one-third or one-half mile under the ocean and bleat n United Otatea fleet. ■ Moreover, e.s v.n* raid, the blast. If carried out. would have produced no new Information—(he tohly excuee for such a teat Moreover, the Navy found It had a nice new and difficult problem on Its hands tn getting the bomb down to such * depth and detonating IL — Water preaeuree ara great that far down. White th* remote control trigger would have- been aimpie, developing a caisson strong enough to remain water tight at that depth Would not have been ao almple.. Jt would have .19 be bo heavy that sinking It would have taken much lima and engineering Then, too, the Navy arrued, why would any power want to at tampt a sneak stu ck with a deepwater charge when a bomb •< harbor depth, as at Bikini, could accomplish more t A* Analysis of previous blasts proceeds, the Navy men belter* they gained moat new data fnjm tha Bikini harbor depth charge. Th* aboVe-aurface blast merely confirmed what the aclantlat* and *Wp fcgperta had previously calculated. « • * —- For Y o u r Bouncing Baby Even your little cherub likes T he critical shortage of 1 6 ,3 8 0 poles to » 'carry electricity is one of the m ost serious problem s of our business today. In • STEVENS lection are dresses, suits and BALL about everything baby needs— sure to bring gurgles O PEN S 12 4 5 A d u lt * I P R IC E S t c h ild ren stock now, awaiting your se­ just S U N I)M ’ and MONDAY lU tR li Men’s Sanforized utiioix- of delight right through the Just as soon as w© can whip th e ©justing* shortage o f poles and other critical mate­ lliin'l I■K<* In In- cold ini hc«l ? Why suffer when' P E N N tY ’S line such a swell choice of flnnnelelle |>>>juiiinat W nnn anti C O M FO R TA BLE *— Ihcy’rp plenty full tu l"^ - hncT S.infori/rtH lo ST A Y com fortable I Fnst color prints in hla/cr anti narrow er stripes. The coni model lias tiolc lied collar, ' ’laundry-resisting” but|on», double cuffed pocket edge. Slip-over model govt on eaiiljr, h u n g * , com fortably. Pitnls Iiiivo rnty drnwelring tie. rials, the 2 0 0 0 p lu s m em b ers of our or­ ganization will m ake good their p led g e to Erpscially sporty I v The Breezee-weight * D reeeca b rin g you th e benefits of cheap "Sunshine Saturday Only! eDOUBLE FEATURE* Service" a t the earliest possible m om ent MUSICl A a iO N J ♦ Creepers • fenlies Irnder-Talt low-coat housing bib pten to u*« members of tba foundation tb spearhead any s <0 THOUGH THE NEXT NOVEMBER vela*, are' far from east, the alert National Association of-ileal E ilat* boards U iwhile, a drive for memberahlpo In the rapidly-growing WaHome and Property Owner*' foundation la going ml Ha i'forts** a membership potential i t 27,000.000 property to dress up— come fall. LAST DAY FRIDAY! • ON THE SAME PROGRAM — MARCH OF TIMES LATEST ISSUE “ATOMIC POWER” tb* be*» h in tha Summer. . . for cuunrry weekends Ir the Fall. . . around the houie all Wlfiict! The Brentc-wcight '^hartet” U All corafon and four icnom wide I jS h rin k n g e will n ot ex­ ceed 1 ' <. . Tailored of watcr-rfpeUcnf, windprodf fabric, the •’Shortec” hat a full tipper front. . . a pleated, wu£ ToifTdember* with an allotment of 100 new foundation memMATHRAl ^ OROERtO ---------------- 5 w o R1CHV1B “ IT T comfort I SHORTAGES JMRN*S to ROBEvS CopperWire <649^70 Iba. MUUpO&L 2.378,970 lb«, Trqniloimeri - 10.320 1.7g0 . 0 ,W 0 « Checrfull plgtld »pi m p a tle rn e s l strip e d co | - m ACE "The Wonder Dog' C a r t o o n ‘^ JO N JH U N T E R r •. WHITE HEAP and double-pocket •nlence. la wine �fH E SAflFORP S A W fO R P , F L O R ID A FRIDAY, SEPT. 27, 1EH6 ord H erald AP N'ewsfrsturca JA C K SO N V ILL E . Fla.— Do you ■u»*. rav* rind ra n i, whan the| •raffle light lum a red? Warn* ill -itl nn Edward J . Lotary,' fn y n tr ’scksgnvillr policeman. “ 1 Lotaey, fill, and now a federal court bailiff. - ia credited with urigihating the forerunner o f the present day traffic signs) system. *,oUey wan a proud man back In 1013 when he rigged up a com.. Citation umbrella and tia fh c rou­ nd device that later waa to be­ come a atandard fixture on city itrecta. lie devlaed a hand-oper■led, electrically controlled ■!{* ^ r ' K 1 w » b ^ t r ^ w : t h n t m oxtTiTw ftfo",<Ii4l?rhK rcd fiT fifT ro rn c ritic itio n n l u p s e ts on' t i l e •p a r t o f t h e - d r iv e r . In 19*11), t h e In s t t Parahli l»j 14lRRr« • y e p r o f n o r m a l d r iv in g b e f p n ' t h e w a r , 9 S p e r c e n t o f iterilrr. )*«!» ' _ ----------^,'ij th ft. d riv e rA -U u o lv e tl in th e n e a r ly v JP .U O lL -fa ta l a c c i d e n t s f l -hfgsftfb* 4n.’-e.TW.. ” r ,. - - . drivers.>In most cases they were driving1 « ' were exporit^iced Mm II« .• . ------- 4JM> ^ ftl'DM RATICl In good wenthcr on d,ry roads. broke. ^pecd ’ But they broke.speed > •« limits, passed on hills and curves, ran through'stop through'atop lights | JJ and. raced tmjns -to crossings. Dr. Stack attributes most tmf, bf tpis rockle.HsneAa Iq the emotional stress of fear, anger, gHttt, or'ovfii Jv.v*7 Emotions produce their lethal effects, the nrticlo says, by making muscles tense, upsetting Ability to coordinatc and dulling the sense of caution. "An angry mart '*“* lakes chances bccnusc he doesn’t care. A frightened man| ,—*► T k r U t r a M la a a n a W i a f T i l U a a ila lw C ra a a n k l c h la a t r i a * U ta il • a liilrli la ik r a a r fa r rr r a k l l r a l l a a a f a ll a i m S U * * lr k rr a l f liw l a ll a r a a l a lk lM U i n tfllH la Ik la * - ( • » , a a * a la a I k r la rm l a r w a t a k l l i k r t k r r r la * M l r l a k l r l a r r a a b l i r a l l 'u a a t . v a ­ l la l U l a a a l r k r a k r r r l a a r a a l a a r r - »r*rrf, , ' ---- •?- • • * 1• • ' * “ j rOUNO OUIITY In a Detroit court_________ of black_______i ntarket operations, Den T. ‘FUhel, of Cairo, I1L, ccovers :v — his head with his coat sfter he was sentenced (to two year* In prison and fined■ $10,000J as leader of a $3,900,000 used car black market ring. A t left, manacledl to r is h tl. Is John' D. Levins, of Paducah. Ky., who received sentence of IS months tnd .a $ 10,000 fine. A 'deputy msrshal is in background. T\ w - « -lv e n from M days to t years in Ji IIIBLK VKHSK FOH TODAY Rescue Story ON ’l i l t . O TH hh 11AM) HLIKFbKI.NU t u n O.MHItill 1 KUllSULUS UAkh IS .IIA rtO . ItAiiD INDEED, f t ALEAK CONSCIENCE IS A Jd A O N litU v M IJAI..U. II y# su jler for righteousness sake, nappy a re ye.—^ t'e .e r -t:H . The F o rt Myers New* Press can 't understand the appointment of Averetl lia r rim am as Secretary Of Commerce, at least the part about his not bc.ng from MisBsnstor Holland say* ho I* In­ clined to bark Secretary Byrne* foreign policy instead o f Senator Pepper's. Hut we doubt If this wlh come as any g lo a t surprise to Senator Pepper. 1 . ' j Army medical men approarhing by. land reached the party, n<lmiidhtvrvd.fji»Wy^mF-^T«wietHtmd, blanket* ntirl mmIUUn. ,*r *1... ---■ J 1 ' . . . ---------- -j a . v t S lip n W I I U stronger than the wsaksst Unk SAN FO ItD FORUM neither anv city. For a b etter community we nr< ever yours. Editor The Herald: The W elfare leagu e of Sanford W est. Sanford was an undesir­ W. D. POW ELL, President. . able place to live- Apparently all the undesirable* throughout •TIMOTHY W ILSON. Secretary the C o u n t y made Thirteenth S treet their hang out. Disorder <# CIO organizers /{o not like the ( - treatment they have received jn , 1* some sections of the South. Sev­ enteen C Ip organizers have * - been, assaulted or treated rough, * CIO hoaduuarters In A t l a n t a - j K u f t t , "since our organising , drive began". Since when did CIO .organizer* object In rough­ ness in connection with their 4 operations? . ■ — * ■ ----------- T ires Of The fu tu re * i ' Scientists who apend-their tlmo in lahorutorics stew­ ing up new kinds of rubber say,tho tlrjc which will wear for 100,000 miles is on the way.^Thcy jdon't have one to show yet*, bill tltey'ri* working, at i t .; •fWTne chemists who predict futurp tfres which will last as long as a car ifre not yet ready to attncii' the rubber to the wheel because thoy have yet to solve the puncture Speaking of the Clearwater Sun problem. They do iinvo n synthetic rubber tube, though.' which is purtly self-sealing, enough so to let the air nwiah; through without blowing out the tiro all These ini prove me come. wnv« of-an U .I’eppec^kehUmsnt-Jn IhuLlu-tho n fthp’-niosmtTtJipitry, niosl piftclied otic Oil tho old t a r would •ever, I V I | eubtide lU u aiiH - by v j 1048, j u » o , when m i e n and Hllt« be welcome. I f the Benator runs fo r re-elec­ tion." Unfortunately Ih* Senator doesn’t have to run fo r re-elec­ tion until 1050. I f 8ome good common sense advise comes rfom Comptroller Jim l* e who say* that this is no time for an ambitious hulldlsg program., a t least by the various potlllral m a II l^ units of. government. A public bglldlng program, he says, should fa« s cushion for tabor In time of psed wrsre there la a|>t to be unemployment. "Instead, he says, w« are trying to Compete in a M arts labor and materials markat," . y - i. - i - »to-ring for caution." Sardines wire nam Island o f Sardinia. WAKE UP BUSINESS By Advertuing’In | This N-,wrpaper \ SJ, COULD CHOOSE A PRESENT FOR HIMSELF, IT WOULD PROBABLY BE A PHOTGRAPH FROM The Raymond Studio 0 State BanL Building Nu^-I saord Iniar anco-buying tome tim e * itcivci you SERVICE open t o I o n , a t o t h e r tim e s c o s t s you nioro than nec- BEYOlV9 THE CONTRACT your policies fo ua for o chech-up, Wo odvlse you without ofallgotfoa. ^ ^ H .JA M ES G U T AG EN CY V f / V f f .c SAVE W est -Senior,| ara by your aide in vrhat ever is done to retain Will Button and keep from M I j ering about the street* profanity users and other undesirables. The Welfare League wants the citizen* and the body that governs the City of Hanford to know ;; \»o «h> not approve nf unlawful citi­ zens or law breaker*, neither will (here be any assistance given-by the better class o f citizens to encourage these character*, for this would only enrourage breed­ ing grounds where had crlrrtt* originates. These crime* when allowed or encouraged will soon' spread tan<l rtj$ke for u* a bad tendon to the situation, and then STATE NEWS B R iE F S tourists start H A PPY CovernorJcnblwcll h *s lo st.n o 1 1 HOME of mosgultoes. ' ’' Of lr P er capita civilian Incoma »f Floridians average*! $1,005 in rftttttary, F lorld i c J i dofvrRh an­ lt)4| and ranked fu s t in tho south, other senator of IkglandV stature according ’ to lha tf tala ChomU-r a t thl* particular time, l i e It Jh o averagn not ina good sound, level-headed think­ of Comroerco, iarm tmtaUit wws er, neither radical Yior- reaction- Last p«r year the average Floridian a jx ^ a n d xajkbe depended upon to received 116 percent more Income represent the views o f the n>aj- than In . 1040. President Truman's recant sa­ lon that the country Is facing isjor emergency, although the ublicans point out that It was 1 a few weeks ago that the ildent said thsre would bo no la! session o f ' Congraas this because there waa no tmsry to warrant I t However, If ifptwhlle reealllng thatthere k't been an election »lncs 1988 ' som* great- national emsrV has not been sxplnlted for Ute purpose of ra-sleeting the y In power. The New Dealers ' to thrlv* on emergencies, sp a® ! Td. 1093 til ^•pplc who tr0 deprived o ! p l a t f o r m wan ..u,tu,unn u hitilt for the helicopters to alight on. One | will1find 5S T . W in* keeping V™ the I f injured and i.urnud air liner hp '-their health a«d enertfy by . bad survived the accident were gently pin taking vitamin pill*-, Th$ It ronv flown to the nearest hospital, in (Sander, plhx pHi» *r» . ' This was an elaborate operation performed by the .our community l i f t A fter n X r a 'w e . 111 P’ Mprf'* v w fn Army and Coast Guard together. It called for skill and Inf seeing our Seed for Iwtter police Henry Kaiser “ warmly defends I judgment, on the ground and in!tho air. The survivors, in 'supervision Willie .Sutton's name the profit motive a* n spur to spite of their ordeal, had nothing but prniAe for the men w as‘ submitted. I t ws* approved victory during the war, and no who took .care of them and got thefn'out of their helpless by Chief W iliam s.' O fficer Sutdoubt this Is true, providing it [position in the isolated, ?nos(|uito-ridd6n spot in tho for- tbn has most certainly improved' the condition In West Sanford. i i legal, but n l.OOO percent We wish to commend Chief profit, ns charged by the House est. They knew that without question they owed their committee investigating tho K ait- [lives to the expertness of those men, who turned wartime Williams snd the City-C om m is­ sioners fo r the help that has t r Interests, would hardly_ seem ____ experience to such important peacetime use. been given. We the citizens of to bp s trictly Icgnl. I ay ru t, directing tra ffic ," he Mid. 'It ««t me to thinking." The reeult wee n device which, y th atfllrk of ■ thumb, Informed traffic whether to proceed or etop. ‘ “A three-Ctll auto battery opcrated the light* and a bell," Lottey recalled. “There were red and green bulbs about the sise of Christmas tree light* and a hell IF YOUB IpVED ONE OVERSEAS T ra ffic has been closed on The Chsnsy High ray between UiUilo and-Indian River City, o r about half o f the distaneg from Orlando to the coast, and widening and rebuilding o f The 110 milo strip is eipeeted to talc* asVeral niDntha.1 Motor tra ffic, asid e from bu»ie* and heavy Inteka will move inland on Road 4 4 hy way o f MJma,' •frit. v*. t tv Iex t and urtanoo, 1 & ^ FROCKS Color- fast prints that keep you looklog . pretty * while doing' your 'house­ work. They're good looking enough too, . to do>your ahopj ping x want In. Ydu'll t . - v' *, several -- of theae " H a p p y H o m e " dresses. Convenient ♦ • Econom ical Sixes 14 to 82 Secure atep was obtain fall less rod tape. Inefficiency-and necessary: restriction* imposed present OPA ttvgutaUm*^ T nsJ-zv-t'; * kx jUf * ^ - - _*. .. t «r ^ f '{| ‘ A 1 �* * • i r •_' «»■■ -4 . • ‘ •. • *' 'I •. •' TH E And S O C IE T Y E D IT O R — F L O R ID A — C a le n a a T E L E . N O. 148 Our careful - WEDNESDAY The business merting and lunch the past two weeks le ft Wednes* *•»» by plan for Camp 8tonmaiui. t* m 11y ■ * ,! > * ■ ■ ■ ..in it**a ..i— _^ i Coljf. where ho wilt Bc^awlgned dutt»* with tho A rm y, llo plans ^i . ‘ Sawyers, *ho Is the f o r .' Make •ervc.l by Mr*. Harley Maine* of « » r Polk City ami Mr*. Hilda beroe of Mull>erry. Jo y ce Steele, and »> Los Angeles, tucked,yoke to the w abtlinr when *........... ................ „ I .W ...— I K ...I I . m .. . . -. v n iu m . ||cr corsage w a. of white ro» ^ #nd R>rdeni„ . Mr*, of the' honorMrs. la.lt, Ia>tt. mother n lighted white tapei* were placed ■"• racH side „f Z Ithe X FGower*. B S i Thsilver. Several hundred guest* call -I iiiriltg the nppoijitcil hum*. W a l l e r --------------* - ! Elizabeth Hrooks Is regularly sells Tall crv»*l candlestick* hrl I rilvcr it i b- m/de^'fiHMWfiuiy“ w ith 'M r*. frsH fer'tm d flanked•the nike lirHW a beautiful arrangement of red Warren and 51 rs. Johi Mison. I ro*w* also h ing plac.-d on the table. Punch, minis ani "W.M.U. O fficers Hold serve) l<? appMixim-ftely- 100 rela'- ‘J1* trip* »»id 80 year old Sir. cctcd a* th- Typical American HuO*** ho will seelc old school*' Nurse of 11*40. »u*w*. Ife U a form er achool j The nur*e i* Klixalieth Brooks, principal ami newspaper •i^llto* oml hot selection a* the Nurse of 1.- Ift ha, Ih-cii announced in (Tty, New J i rseyt . by Orlando Beauty Show Atlantic Kilthrrine Delisfofil ‘of Mipnra|R* whir ls P rcid ep t of the Set Foi1 October 4th oil*, live* nnif friend* of tl^> Couple American Nor c * A s w lv lis n . «- | E xecu tive M eeting i thioughout Ihe evening. The Beauty Culture Department! Mis* Brook* ha* li en awanlnJ The o ffice r* - of . tho Woman* of the Orange County Vocational <* *750 »chilnr»bi|i by the asMissionary Union of tho F irst SihiHil will present its annual "•rialion’* advisory com mitlc- of. full hairatyling nml lieauly ahow ' th Carter Scholarship Fund The • 1 board meeting Monday afternoon on Oct. 4 ul 8:30 P M. in the lom jiiitlec ha* *tip la id lliut ih i . at 3:00 o'clock at tho church. Tho nudllorium of |he v o c a t i onal I award I* In Is- used wilhin two . progress medo by tho society dur­ srhiHil at 125 Magnolia Avenue. f" r advaiire.| itmlv at a ing the past year was briefly The beauty culture drpsrtm riii ’ universit). HAPPY IIIKTIIDAY ♦ r t viewed. is uml r the duw-lion and pat i A noth r leg ist, tttl niit«e, .8 September 27 ’ At the meeting plan* wero for••• *1 sup ivl*ioii of Mr„ |„ n j V ar-i Id Girlrude h in fcik. tin* (ieorge II S lo th o ff lllulated fo r operating tho circle llmwn. n .ltu rto r in llm fi Id if|hcep 11* 1110,1 fu *l runnel up inj , for' tho coming ytyir. Among tho ‘ ‘ Mi** 'Krafcik' 1* Med/ 114 In inly culture. Mrs Brown is well I *he ronlcst. plans discussed was tho 1!>P7 budNOTK'K known n* ihe nre*ident r f th* 'v*1 r l'niral Surgical Snpei-J . get which vrr.s voted on by the Oilamlo iin t yf Florid* llaird resv v*"0 ^ »« lhe Middlesex Srhmil >f AMONO THOSE mlvvlng ntoiaid the «i. I*, u , u iiic*i , ,J K • .11.A rhirkin pilau and pic slipper it> and Co m tnlogiat Aasoclation Nursing nt ' Middl. town, t nnnec4 Belgian DIN4 airliner that n tie„r |t><« >*y •v.rejiim t-r th# *n<m«or*hln of the nffitiatcd with the national as- trelit. Third winner. I* 2.1 year* lieved to have triUllpil near (iaiulcr brought beforo tho regular busl- luikc Monroe P. T. A. will he glv-n sociath n. Her usaislant is .Mr* old Panlitu- Hunt of tho l'iil{ 1-tVo, Newfoundland, with 41 |ict. ness meeting of all tho W . 51. U , at the *chonT lunch ro-’in on Thelma l,iukln and the vocational reraity of Vilginin llo*pHnl it ,ons. Is Miss Helm Itutli llcntlerqpclM ,. , , t A Ur. Vttginin Both son (above) of New Y’ork. Miu school U under the direction of • liisrl* ttisvillc, Mi** Krafcik and 5tiv* lim it hav Henderson, an executive of the InJe * * It. I.cnch. l - - A received $500 *cholar*hip-. i Sludenta of the heattlv culture t Mi»* Brook, i» the dnughte ti-matlnnal Girl Scouts, mad* ««it tier will in premonition nf death department which include G. r » nt l>r. E. K. Brook- of Hsu,! FirHi C hurch of Christ, Scientist ; eforc taking ng for Utc rtighl lit who are p rccn letl imraonallv ael- Kanaa". Khr *erv» | three yen eclcd model* tn.*ht>w fb* lalc*t rfvt n r m i t f an hrmv n rtw <lmmi liic Uuitrd Mates, ( f nlcrrtallunaj) 800 EAST SECOND STREET in fall hsirstyltng ami matched the war in Europe. Im-t Fet»* 8 * n r tc e » S u n d a y „ .............................. ........... 1 1 : 0 0 A .M . make-up. These model* have been .-oarv. Mis* Brook* leturncil !•> selected to »hnw style* for nil Sunday School ...... .... ........... 9:45 A. M. Washington University in St pgc* and occasion. l.oui* fur h*r B arhrlor nf Scie-i ■• Wednesday Evening Service ....... 8:00 P. M. 51 r. and 5fr*. C. B. Schlrard |) gri'o in Nursing which »ho •»•* Reading Room Tuesdays & Fridays 3:00-5:00 P. M. formerly o f thi* city are,present- taiiie I last'm onth. Tho Public I t InvI^od ^ ^ ^ — 1— • ___ 1 . g nioitel* In th# shore. ___ — nfM latett . foTTdvPiog Ibe *bow D.A.H. Observew if i To to table. The Hallic Harrison Chapter ■>(, 1 thr Daughters of the Amet iron Jlevolution met Sept. 17’ w-jth ihe j regent. Mr*. I.. P. Iluguri, ii\ ->l•»erv«ncc of Con*titi!ti«o Hav. Mra K<lgai Mitchell cnnipili and rtlad a paper ronrm dng tho history of Ihe Constituunn. Sh* read:: Tmlay. Hepl. t" . I* I’unatitutioni Day. I,et u* turn our thoughtsNiark to thoae tim e* of I lt!» years ago. The Uonstilution j was drawn up hy as able * body nf men as evtr ■sseinhleil for a [ given purpose. .Most of them J wrr# widely read ‘ seholni* Of the I 65,02# were college men. mol tho 'o th er* included Benjamin Frank'* lln and George Waahingt-m. "The greatest achievement of the r mutitulion Convention w „ thr formatlnn of n (dan of gov­ ernment that was thr..I d u a lly auund and rmineTillv luartn nl.' Every worj la a word of pin!*apeech. the ordinary meaning o ff which- even ‘ the man of th«| ItISM WAi MIOi Bridget Wulci, Is street* knows, t t is a inotlrl o ft s h o w n In her l j s Vcgoi, Ncv., J.ill s i m p l i c i t y , and as U flows | cell as she wait* to be taken to court through th* reaches of history I for final- ftmllngs In the preliminary It will always excite the a'dmira act ' 1 hearing in connection ....................... with the fatal tlo i* o f those who love clarity .hooting of her rsliiingcd (II hus­ and not rhetorical excesses." band, Frank. (fntrrnallonal) Mrs. Mitfhell told of the men who attended the convention In I — 1787. Sh# rloepd with the fo l-i owing words of Calvin C o n le d g e .„ Thi* atrrlirtg will look beau­ tiful with your fine*! china and linens. Buy It in place aettinga or in a complete set . . . you'll hpve something of laal* ingjxnd enduring beauty * forever nnd a day. I NOW , IN S T O C K CH A SED ROM ANTIQUE P L A IN ROM ANTIQUE .i C H A T EA U R O S E , ily Alvin . 7 . P lace Setting!* ....:..... 24.80 (•is place Mltlnc* of Chateau H/Me) PRELU D E B y In te rn a tio n a l. r.:. Place Settings - .4 - i* 22. 63 («i|M place aettlnge) OLD LA C E B y Towle . . . P lace Settings (•IN p l a c e r. Ai •••••••«4•••••- ..••••«# - s e ttin g * ) , Those attending the meeting ■ .. . . . r M„ . .. were Mrs .v , Mr*, M r* llv. Mr*.ill.t Edgar wet* Mr*. 'A A. R It. K K ey ity- yMggan. y -Hojm andMitchell. Mr*. IlaMr*, g .r . 22.74 beauty culture department will h« Nepo'ycn had hi* first dental open for thoee who desire to m extraction at the age of 46. the numerous cosmetic exhibit*. •- . a- 22.46 T H E L E U S E R D RAM ATIC STUDIOS . 1‘v*.-. .... *. • ,^ Also one of the mo*t beautiful and complete •election* of Sterling Hollow ware to bo found U hm pricee Include t*x) ,*fft j Announce the m an y o IIh t h ) PRICED than ANY OTHER W e’ll gladly pay $10.00 reward to the first person o ffe r-. t • :• '.'.V V,•«.. •h: larly sells any o f these famous lines a t prices as low. . as ours. o f^ T b g ir - -.Vi w ;. I . THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3 tsW&Kx' - .1 TO f c o m p l e t e i n f o r m * i ; P. O. Boa 55 L|'H • .*, Hom e o f 50 fam ous lines — and a t lower •end for free^ —; Daytona Beach, Fla. •i i • * - J.. •' r .T ? ss V . ■V . ’ .>.-■»> -'Ni* -.•wrtaaffc.. r'U ~ - S 4- rvr‘ • r ' . . 7 U L t i1 tea ty HA *T E>«- « - SA N FO RD STUDIO ., __ ; - PyK (and i>'«*&§*>• *r ’ , ( three prate betting.) , Dresses and Sportswear ing proof th at any other retail store in Florida re g u ­ R A M B L E R ROSE -I B y Towle . . .' P lace Settings . ______ TRUDY HALL JOAN MILLER PETTI DORIS DODSON ju s t in McCa r t y NARDIS-and JUNARD Constitution Day 1 T. 1 lend enchanlmrnl your inquiry among manufa qt « *. S T E R L IN G ftV K turers and elsewhere indicates that P e r.s o n a I s the other three ■ompano, F la .. guc'-'i* were giretcd by Th . .. .. * » • Mis. Theo S tile*‘ Mr. an I Mr*. Mi B. F . W. Stile* and Mr*. Sam Gar-15fT, “ nd„ ! h™ w'phen-'"thry""w b rrH into ere th . Ihstng "room" PACE mm ¥ the*-Seminole ' fllfh School "will be held', a t 3i45 |». M. a t ' the tchool. Mlifl Ruth Hand will ditcuts new trend* in education. Representative members from all P. T. A. organisations are invit­ ed to attend. . • SA N FO R D , Mr. And M rs. Volie Williams, J r . Honored A t Open House -Last Evening 1 Persohal A C e c c l i * T r u lu c k . •m ' WM i H ERALD, l-n»t evening liclwcen th r hours i f , chi*,c n Ihci IIIInu nitxlrl of of 8:D0 anti 11 :(K) o’clock Mr. am] t'liia (hpt< accented hy gold n!T.IMra. Volic A. Wdlinms, S r. hon. hcntl* "an I her- flower* were ored their ,on ami new daughter- •tdlance ro *i* un,(. sweeth a -l E* W. Stiles, Pioneer In-law, Mr.' and Mr*. Volic A. I .t >m-«. W illiam s Ji\ with a beautiful-; Thr p o l l w re greeted-at the Resident*, Honored open house a ffa ir at their horn* p oor l'v Mr* I t . Mitch II no I ——— — ■ ------- -— ,60# Mngnrili* Avenue. »j-i-,hoit>|‘to the reccivtrg line by . Celebrating thr 51th wedding MONDAY . Aimiveraarv of Mr. aru' Mr*. E. I Colic Morse of Charleston,I Mr. and- Mr*. Voile Williams, I t -.MV. II. D vmui. The tgrcivirtg The American Lcglorf Auxiliary W. Stile* piofleer residents of this l-- h«* returned to her h o m e'Jr. were married In Americu*. .- ». •_ £ "—» .1 he. V..li.- William will honor the I-cgmnnairca with county .. j Mr* v i.. Tt.— s n u . ‘'H *’ * ' Churrh " ty. Mr. -and Then Stile* ‘,M"er “ **u l— *•-her hrother in law J Gn. a f the f i r s t* ”Baptist <r . Mr*. William*. Mr*. Volie a coverrtl iliah. supper at the Leg. Mrs. Hugh)on Sept. 5 and .have recen tly : Williams, J r .. Volic Will am*. J r .. Ion Hut at 7:00 |\ M. Bingo held opin hou*« at their home, * n<1 » * » * " •',r * returned from a honeymoon spent Mr*. Jam es Watson* l>dt and Mr. tam -« -Will be played n flrr Dyr 207 V e s t Eighteenth Street, on Ihmcan. Tue» evening b f t w e r i i the ----- , • • A»hev,||e N. C. They plan-lo • |.o|| ,,f Americu*. tin. •upper. All auxiliary membtrn — .*day nf 7,:00 and 0:00 P. M. i* Mrs. iX VL Turner has returned "'■ k* their honfc In DeLand wher* Ml«. K j (•00|PdK,. „f Atlanta are requested to bring a covered Mr. S tile, came to this county J " * ' w« k* * rip ttf*Ncw h« Is a student o f John B . S te tso t |hr KI1„ lp |hl> ,nh|ng fIL h . leans,, 1-ako Charles, Dallas, university. Mr*. VNilliapix I* the ,,„m where they were served ' l he Advisor) Hoard of the iipproximatcly 60. years ago with his two sister*. Mrs. W. C. Hill, J * * - ,*.n J LI Dorado, Ark. Shs former ( onstance U t l o f Amer- ,„nu.h by Mi*. \\. l», |tro«k*. J r . Grammar Hchoi . I P . T . A. will meet |jj’r* and" Mr C'Minnie Mosey* from .‘ r“v»le<| , o u t by car and Yeturncd -------- ieus ....... .. *m| Mr*. M. II. Smith. The at the achool at 2:00 p M j DoviTr- England. Mr*. S tiic , was <fWn visiting relatives and >•«* : ” il'lsm *. brv wore a go«n .|,|lci(iu, ...freh m en t plate* were . TU ESDAY T h e1 Friendship* |!rainie f yl,,. »»>• former Mary llolbcrt of Penn« « b o f tho c ltle * .. of royal blue crcPo with goU >v . ,• m i. Congregational ChJroh^ w ill''m eet »>«» »>»'« muted .hi* u_ ’ ............ . Whighnni. MUs Marti , ■■ SA N FO R D ,* % *• . ^ �— Im f THE SAIffintP HBOALD. • v ip er' derives its name p|U bn it> . * , hr m a im A 7I\-»K- ll. *#Illinois Cu4fttr lU o r.U M'NKI ltrrrA.Nl ll)«l #f t lir plat of \VInf) *•><*! *»■ Tji All vyiu.nt It||«y I^nt-drift rw*.m|*-,| »r |*|ui I. |..«k<* 3H. N’••i ii • |« t f*r t r i>> k Ivr ii that •H»mlnt»la <*«Aif|ty I t - ' 1.4 ’•'* HI **l,r • .l .f 'l 'i r... |)Ut« * j^J.t to u L egal Notice p<»rt ,»• •\<pMlo|4t( mI.At •* t.A f '•••|rt| Ulnir Ir^cnboF an f ‘ifnUn, >r •- l . i o( }l.»r>' 'A. HI’/nrjL. fir. t" * Iti^. , , m i c o t t ie r **k t i i k r o r v n r ••►••I. tli.it lir filr.l liln .|»«*tl|| »o | * t"«r ttl£t <• Italia -ll- .f *li"H M rJVlU IK. HKMIMH.i: lYM'NTV, r final 4lprliaf«r «n.| thfe| Hr . »>»•* pUt - wf l^krvf-w :u> UTATK OK KLOlillfA. lir rro|*at«. 11f • • . . . . ».,•!* ’ •‘•'••ur# l«lan<l litfv# * .^wl II *i|*|tl> fo^lH# IlMfioiiiHIr if.\\. ihim n on Ih# jw.itof* \\|i!|iu >m».j F jW tm tha* K«lalo of I*, /. IIAIITar*». i otinty Jtrlit* of H#mlfi«»ls> ».» .«n mm ih><i ■tiv«t lyinK V'L 0#r#*t#«|. . only,* KiorliL*. wfi llir IHli da) of «oul>i of HprlfiK la k r M»«d I'lhtr* RNTh All Whom It May K«aHc#mii |o|»rrT |>K, for at*|»lo%al of nitm# «l##cr ll«n| UI )M»1# • n olle* la It*i r I.) gltrh that J#>*f l.* Morl-p^ .Ik it., r ••I for f Ifial Min hai vr a* A«tf|Hfll"* *i». J(Hf «»*l ••#«. ll. . m— mu #apf>rt aa \£in!nl*t i»f • lli« ilor r Y A t'f thr* m IhU o f- HlnilhaU* /nmi #al.l gif *« th""* #•!.»i#• of I. J. Ilarll#), iUc#4»*xl,« tlnry A Ri.i Hn .th l* fanilalli >»■■« r \<st ii>|.> |s.r puliftrllo l hr* filed bla petition f**r final , wUllti.n aa allow o I.) » *1.1 plat UlarharK#. and* tf■..I he out iiti|.i> • of l*dke\l.»«v In |lio« k i of to th# I l**nor 4Mi- It U f \V-i rr Void rial • * • Cvunty J udif•* of H« rAltlo'e Co iAt). tlr. run. I*ATKh ,*l H^ofof.l, ^-nilliola Kl'iflda. on the 3t||i dus of Ortoti* • •'•II K i w i l«|!i. t h i n III# i t l i l t d a y ’ ♦r. I9K. for 4ppr«>%al of dun* and , lof Hrplfiukrr. A. I» MIC. fhr final (llarhara# na Adtulol-liator HANKS KOltli of tha aatat# of U J. Ila rll*). land W. Mp«nc#r dtetaned. t*n Ihla lilh day of NOTH H Attorn#)* for l*#tlili»nrr H#ptrni;.#p. MIC. Nolle* |« hfrvby *fv*n lliat 'KM HMIII Hill apply In lh*» • JKHSK I. I i A I I T I . K V, Admlnlatrutor 'iC lIit r*tatr Hoard of (Viunly c*otitmla«l«»ri#ia of I* J, lia rtley* iW*‘#aa*«|. at lla titrrilng «>n th# lal day of iv T in ; I'n rrtT <>p‘ iiir : i o i ntv th*l.#t»rr, A. I*. I t l f for Ih# aifopllon HKJdl.Vnl.t: ITII NTV, «.f a resolution by *Nb| Itoartl of JUIM;K 1 l *I. |*M,liM|«. IN COt'IIT «»P TIIK f'Ot! NTT founiy iihn II iik ##r»! Ill re: K .ta leo f IM tll I I IU7.. JU P tir. MKMINOI.K ro fN T Y . lain |mf*on)fnl«*«lon#ra i I ii of (hr pint of la*k** lififfl^ul, BTATK .IF FUrOlliA. In ITotmle. Vl#*r it* irr.itilrd In I'lat H‘»<»fc S, IKft, i* i. An, •..illlo r*. 'and IVr**ot» listin g I‘l»linn or tn-nlfliul. At .iiu.t fLOKIDA s c o n 's SCRAP BOOK Private parking space for buiinni men and women between Florida Sluta Bank and Princes* Thealra with entrance from First Street and exit to alley. By the month or year only at reasonable rates. Security Bond and Mortgage Co., Inc, * . 502 Atlantic National Bank Building, or call Garland W. Spencer, Agent. Phone 99. • - j - F I R S Y MAH MARSH 17, / 8 8 4 ) ^ 9 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE BOOM fur MYOPIC EYESlC H f ( HLAR.St^HTLPHESS ) IS A CHARAC-flRIiftC oFrFAMOUS BEAUflES bwkl p^i WORK WANTED yUllNI.HIIKIl ro*.n — HU7 Mn.-. ■' noli* Avrnup. • . • APARTM ENT for rent. Adult, or middle-aged preferred. Mr*. •Short, phnne County 4MJ2. BEDROOM *for rent Ava. JotfKPM II II. It. I‘op# Co., tar. H60 • LOANS ~ ' l ‘B(rT(K;RAPH.S — Isva /our B EST photograph made nt TIIK RAYMOND HTITIIO U State Bank llldg.— I‘h 1093 " LOANS MAIlK FICOM *10 TO i.tou staiet p>ivory; fast i r n n , KLflKIH .t LO IN ( l l l" 2 Saiifutd Avenue Jll 1‘nrk i.MITATION leathers in nvst color* and large selection of good upholstery fabrlrs. Rolwrt * BtlRltOtV JIK IIK WIIHItK 2 W AN TED TO RENT PRIVACY IS R K SP E tn III S, Bruwrn, 2911 Ne OraogiTOUll hi.tu iul desire fur |>i|vacy iv e., Orlnr.iln, Kla. UNFURNISHED hlouse or down in money .nutters i, strictly (lairs aptsltnelit. Adults unly Popular S u l Cuvers re. peeled here. Friend, and 1‘huno SI5-W . HEAllNOLi: T IR E .SHOP reltitives are not quesdimir* shout your credit. tuiir em­ MIRACLE BLOCKS ployer <>r luisinesa assiiciato fO R your hum. Superiur work­ ■ ill nut hear uf yunr pi rsunnl manship w ealhir rcislu n t, high affairs. There is no eauso fin ilicn g tli, termite pried. Mir* emliarrassment. ncle Ouncrele Co., .102 Elm Kriisoniiblc credit requirements Ave. No co-makers on. money loans. Variable payment plans. i i .v K b it , sewer pipe Septic FAM ILY LOAN CD, tanks, fence post, gren*r trnp». benrhes, fh,wer pots. Miracle Concrete Co., 309 Elm Ave. 12 SPECIAL SERVICES c a h p k n t k r h - m e c h a n ic s a t t e n t io n I 'e have Ju .t received n largo assortment of h a r d - t o . get tools,, apd it .will pay you (o Iwik thcmworcr. REAL ESTATE WANTED WF. NEED LISTINtiH, of J-nrins, Bomes," Orovex and Busineti Property. . W. It. Williams. Realtor, Tom Bolt Associate, Phono 1120, 416 A tlantic Bank FO R SA LE Moor Mala Available *'* ‘ NOI.K TIKK SHOP william 'I M m i t h , OullKMrd Rale* A 8er»T^ 2516 your portrait taken a) ICIfOLLM STUDIO [alaeh n id r* Phona U 58 hlldren a specialty* Park_Ave. ___ - 0N. li. ^ **r * r" l pl*nU. ilall Ave- C. I*. Ronl. ARTICLES RIT8 and meal—ground fresh, 6 •rary Monday from snowflake I'LL BUY P ER SO N S . IO O Y E A R S O LD OR O Y E R DIED IH 'THE U H ltE D S fA liS IM 1 9 4 4 . ii ntcpiiknn. v it iii: ......... • .1* H. . .1 |H|4 IIUl k#)T4> Hllgrl •Itliilll.sls l»hl«t V r* I,..rel.y n.itlfiesl rbal anil r*,r ''hurra Iia i b«m fll»d Agdlntl " * '•> rils'lrtlw M |» |i li »f ia , l|| |h« **...11 1 ..in 1 fnf ih# .Ninth JudlH•I ' inml .ef |hr .Hal# uf Florid*. 71 dfi.l tut Me* mlni.tr I'.iuyly. m i.itiMsit, in,| (Hai i mu ar# m nilr -♦I fib )••!«( Hflllrfi a 11(1#Ar .t lies* • Mr (hr tlrd .la) # .if (M -I.rr, DM. fr, ilarault ll.rrr.rf B«td . *U«# will |»ror##d Cl l#*irla 11 .*11:•| you. II.. HHirral nut wise .if th'ii •»ull “ *• d|% |».| Ihr a|vIr of 'll I# Tk In- • U>.ak#M Mlalntlff, v* Joseph If. Kiephsoa, ir'.u.ia.ll, ~ tt It ness lav ba.nl and offi.'lnl # , NPicrtAis M innii iMh . M Y oU i'U k lltlt'K T ti U*P|;.|| n ni l n I 'h .ii.r r r i tri-m u TO: Maty Ktaneet Muss. II. lot TIIM'Bliitwfi HI.. llnM||iiBirr). Al4. ,-so. Ire is brr'ny Hlvrri*lhj( In V»t» ar# h#r#b|r '#*|i»tr#d l*» 4pp#.ir ■rrontsne* with n limit !>,,»# •III I hr 7lh day sif Orltilirr. \ |l ro ts.-.I by O,,. J of (lir . ‘ti- HH. In a «#•1 141rt ■•III fur dl%uVr# >>.ll f .i l l l of ll..- Vl„ ||, I ihII.I s I H*iidliii( In ih# rirrull *’Mtiri ..f 1‘lrrutl, Nsmlliolr (’•■mile to .'linn. Mgyfnin.sl*. «'trimly. KfttrldA nn ul.* r , , l in lb* rs s , ,.f HI'IIIIAV W (|frt iglrtl I'll# of %.hit h ium( rntr KIH« ||U«4#II, f'lairtllff tt J AItVIN. i Oil.plains III. vs. It, II *• Many yrmftfln l(u*-rlt l»rf*ndNtn MI'lltllKAI.. el St ■blss.anis. „ \VI|rt-»a rti> harnl ain| *.fflil.»l or...-s«»n* | win off*r at Hafiftird. H#»nlnttl# I'minly r..| selr, at lo.biy^ lU. tlun to |b, •f*l Him# nf Km»f bla, I hi a &th It) .if kt.l no.I tils best 1.1,1,l. y foe rnsli H#|»lrmhrr A l» I9I< *1 ih* fronl rtoor ,,| .'or f 'o„, | O. I* lUJIlNlMIN ir.'us* In Xxnror.l Klorlils. on lb* Cl#rk of Tirrull •‘••url :ih *lsy of Urlobvr. I * n . ih* l*usI boar. ..f ,;,l*. 11,* follow- (HKAle) N#nt|ix.|« (*«tunt), F'lofldi Usserll.*. r*'l ratals ellualsIII . K*tt.lnoli. <‘onnty. Florida, lo- k ta tm IlF k Li i h i i . a wll Noulbweel (M ailer I8WU| of lu r* Ik* K sisr* of M. K*a Huulbwrsi U d a r t e r ISW.V) uf IN COUItT OF T ilt: i n i- y r t soriben.l^Onarter t.VL'U I of a ** . JFtwiy; HKM1NOI.K c o t "N TV to day uf Augtial, A, I*. I9I<, ultrf-ln 1 »n» d#rr##i| ihnl Ih# »uin »»f *»NK SINK lirNfilCKf > an.l <./|ou inilA.AKS hit «*<*•!•, m m fortfiMlIh th# i|#frr«dAnt* ulRn pUlotlff, I, a t S|»e#lel » M ttl*r lit i lb - fib *»f llrl'ih*V. nful dArinii th. I.trut »lr. In front of ih« door in ih«, **lt> *nf harif'.rd. . KlurMa, m II • *.ff»r it I publlr m If , and- w114 aril In |hr bl||h#.«l a ml Imil bid.Ur for rtth , •h« follow inir .1. In .1 i r peft] n lb# t'lly of Hunfniil, t*uunt> «»f .•n.n. isi n r i"t ni Hemltiole and Hlnlr .»/ Kh.r da. th# 3«ih «l4>* uf H«pi#ntti#r. It.-wll: •• 1941. , I-**!# kit# (Si *trnl Kltthl (II uf rnNIKlH MKMIMTT Illork U of Mm k h4 in Park r u r i i . v i : h ih t t If right ■. Hanfnbl. Klortila. 44 prr i far land IV. Hi»#nrvr ’ I'U l lh#rr«if duly of r#***»nl In Attorn#) for l**llllun»r Seminole Goes To Gainesville For Tilt With ’Canes Mouftm Am/Senafors To Return By A H T JIl'k DECK WITH l!% raid Si«trt» E»IUur I The S ; ininote IUk K School criil|er> «r*ck to tinincnvillc to meet ■»• 1‘urplr Hurricane in (heir «erR\,| tilt uf the . II' 1*1 xenion, tolig h t. ■ | Coach Di*ho|> of th* Humean IronouncoJ hi. charges *’raailjr" lor tho tilt anil hope, uf vicury biouulftl today a . thcr> in likely* hoo.V dhnt. ullclil llur»t will !>«• In [he lineup. Hurst was an all* N rrihe»nt< Confeience hark la*t rear, lie ’ nuiMd n injurerl leg lluring the first (lainr.vllU- tilt this year, and war unable» to M rtlclpiitc. f The Caincrvillr griddera arc not hew to the fiotball game as they MV? 1? lettenncn uniting tha .W plnv i . ril the squml. The Hurricap.a also bouat of several n.w cobi.rt to their team. Amung them It Jim Nihtark, 200 pound tackle. Nlhlark ia a sophomor< and lllthop is ro jn tin g on film fo a<l I much power to the line. Junlur Beartl Is another mwr man on the .quad. Heard it n liO pound end back after the wars. » The probable, starting lineup WANT HEAVIER BROILERSWANT MORE M ILK WANT MORE BUTTER‘ THEN SEE US X-Cel Feeds Are Developed In Florida For Florida Livestock and Poultry Needs. Valuable Premium Coupons in Every Bag The Sanford Sanford Avenue at 2nd Street Robcrl E. P ark, Mgr, THE L O N E RA N G ER By Bob Green By Jack Sords Wg o f gonna TAtCE- MOVIES O P THIS PLAV S O J makte ir b e c r r ~ v g o o d .." 0 K A 7 CO A CM . I’M R E A D Y r W H EN Y O U ) H O L D E V S R V T W W G i'Y lE fc S OPfSIOC.* WHAHS TWr IDEA, RUSHING WAV CNER Ciir.llnnl* 1W E L L , J E E P E Q S f ’— rM O N LY IR V IN ' TO B E , IN T H E P lC IL IG E , p ­ 1------------1T O O i----------- ' <»n ti total of The final pl.i)i>ff in the Clt* Solti all b a ttle will b * re win il tli.iu tj. night, ia * tin ill »«« .iil'i-n l tudav. Ihe llavne. .tnd M iliu m , jr t r ) will airvi ' rhe Sot urirv I umbev .nim vallioi ot ihL.ikitronr l*.iek III Hu* «l l Ull»| C4IH«* in 11*«• fiti.il ii ond l if. ru niitu rr d rlrjlrit t*» S»nf*iril M* mill in flu* , ,*».-* »f romiodiifinn .oil ih •• S;*» rri|% ‘ I'm il IfimPwnl1 ll» • .M*\roii-eniml (iitiiuiH , in ihrir l ‘oach Spre Martin of the IV l and High llullilog. reports tluii - tllU ill I* l-Jlol glulllw's wi<! participate In the tilt InAween the * »stis I’atiibers un.il the Ji.Toind iluiblog. Ktiilny night. There at.* T - nu nitiei. oil this ItnlMrg squml lied * Martin i*ay» t tint be will Use ive«v one -of them. i F e IVI. and mentor • laled X h t lilt .will •|U>»lt;tlb find that he is welt rquipprd with I*, i! \\ il'ialto-, .hi tbi* hill lor barks, wingmen. amt uuariU. br Furnit urr titi'ii ami lunipr however he has only* two good l l l f '4 |i l«n < m ir ih Ih tarb lrs to use. Th* renter soil till -hriilil turr inln #» (tftrltriw is still a 'nig question mark in lu* l- from Ih out*?! and krrn the Itullibig rdinp. . . _ ** m|u*lilii»n hiiMict) i hr 1« *i M artin said that most of his •ifltln *• ••\pftnd* I h f Kin tn ang siers are playing Ihei, lilnrrm rn lr nl niir rani.* *j* 11-a 1 w ar and 11*a I he wi|: have To »ce I hg.'nieg lit a V * f*w* he sill be aide to make •uy prnlirlim u (nr the year the starling lineup will pn'hSPORTS LAI (ill ably lie announced at tbe Iasi minute. I lie I 'd m l nmi b mlih'il !hal ih. > are n»t jo in e d ulrotil log M,»y (inleb *,t Kosiis, \lqst *,t l be O'laind pin y.jW »il|ie*,.i*il <b- Stilifold K'lsis till here lay! . it It.Y vvi-wIBf at. I- Hify *%•*!• I ii*».% what tn liH»k f.tnuiiil fu, i i't.a te ih. I.l|{ KlMlt* flillb.lt k. b 1 |~. AM Kit It T S . (Ia.. Sep t. 2 7 — (Speciail Tlw Moultrie P a c k c ri tlimme.i tile A ia riio is • j* -'*• r. p-i»t fh»* t.r rrPi 't-nim g tli«* (.rork'ift’ Florl<la L fig u c in ihe plnyoffa vflth ih.* f l i t it!u Visit** l.t .ilmr* Orlunilo t:n » th«* I'liillira, ’ • flit- *t \ nth nn,| rubber ( ‘ In-*•*i .*• nf tho Fl»»* ivlff I i n*r t** in a h«>t* r»|i* »f.* h.lffh i iil.iy Die •l*nrk"r* V\ill fai t' lilt* S.*fitHul> if* IM mihIo l«nii»'th '\ 'tf lit : *h.* f u -1 o f a two * tti lu 1*4* plsy.'«l *•»*»\ SKULMW>0> S V m Q iS i I In .1pri mt nt I urttii i • 11».«t i It. pm. ll.« •• rtfl.l a *s <yg|i.l » ftnin 1 1 (’ fi.i ilit* 11f -I li'itr r I mil*hi <“"ll for ih#* • n ml. <*.110 f»«• Ih# 1* u l anil ' ri) ft « ,tn\ tilhrl lIi* i iiMthl •Ii rl M-yHlt'An TtNtBT ITU i II WitTtN PflTIIIMO* I ivhliOL* •■■lor ll'.ll.llMIII I hit, ih lla piol fr. dm * lirncM . Ii;l s e* m ilt fwl ir«.tii»i| d«*(* !*■« .Ill rtIlls* I ill# Nlllfp I III fill* -llifl .uni I hr I ” litffmiliitn |ila»» S|i*i*»«s|i i.ridilrr rs ami ho rrlin*t| the fn«t lhr*«* fi%C ■h H * t Mr Mv * u ir«. F A R R E I . l ’S f f k ifo ssir 11*14*1 III* f **• 111* •HI •H|f «f*l4>***»l Th^ f ir*»i »li ill ntltm l#il ntrailv ,4t iiipm nml Ih# *»prinu|. »h»Y «*v* n more than that w ei* Ant for the P A C K A G E S T O fC U * OStl It ARC AOt BllXj. J'koH t %'X O M .V # Our .5 Y e a r P lan .. Mil si mAKETT D lN C IS N r H E R E, c o a c h .. w a n s o m e t h in g rr~ p o l l o p^ fam h c s h o t o u r a t Y e a h .t h a t nooraALLf— .• f F«LO " r - 1 l cAwr waif s FO E H IM -IL L 1 - | RU N iro T F , m y s e l f .' N Q tP C Y O U B C H A N C E 1 TO S t U i Y o u ra M iS T A K S S . W A TC H EV ER Y R O O T r r O F T V IlS F IL M C A G E F U L L Y * OiCAY, L K 3H TS -------------------------- \ O U T / m A U l RQPINSON WHEN DO WE MAKS* A PLAY r r --------1 p o e * HER? jto llcy from u*. you can further | „ u ,r t„ th.* Class It Piedmont I W ufn« yo,Ur yef r,f . e o t i. 10 0 7 |I.eagu. where he finished the 1/Bc. Saving 32 4 /8c of *v e r y |m 2 M. * „ )n with Durham. N. C. 100c. You can’t lot* - If you T |le next three seasons he wut don t get a dividend you are not.|„ r ,,. Army and away from ‘ g any more than the pulu 11 „ , <|„|| m Jr*°“ r* . ln,,Ur‘ nl * ' I Edward, return*,! to the game in e Mutual Companies w e j ^ j , ,p rjp|{ moving to the Clnw* represent have always paid a n -1A g(AJthwn Ass.K-iilion where in nual dlvtdenda to H icyhoblers. ti0 ,.nmr. h, batted- -3 IU for tlx* C. M. Bo>d * Co. 'o u r Mutual k !ll(ll|r Ajfc jjfar>. Insurance Friend, phone 104.— I , , r wa4 brought bo the Dodgers Adv. 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL FACTOR HKMINOLB TIUK B1IOP Bearv- .201 North Park , > W A N TED G RA H A M WHVNOT’ * Telephone 37 EO TO WILD THE BRIDGE. IF AY FA'QiER YES, AND THAT W DULOXI S E E . RILL MY FATHER! i____ f GREAT D A Y } Y jU S T LEAVING! HERE " ' ’ • W IT H S I A N U S • W ILL P R EV EN T I IIM M I l-o iiit J o r d o n — In k S p o ts HOHTl'N. S.-i.l 27. »,l‘ i. By R e q u e s t - J a m e s M e llo n I .» going I,, I.MVe unollx b.H'key year. lb.' Im. v ,ffl" V ic to r H e rb e rt • L o is B u t l e r • y -**» f| I at least. Some I J.tMgi llrure ran f i r the Brooklyn Ian i tickets, ihe totnl allot.I.,nt have I C o le P o r t e r - D a v id R o se ough pre*p|ency tomorrow ho' I |b.«n s» Id fo, the home T a n g o . * X a v io r C u g a t have a fine rhai.re of being elrr ; of the Ilost...i Bruin*. An "loim L-tl. He .has taken everyone l.v ir tx d .; l^ ilo a l S h e e t M u s ic i applications had • surprise, and that includes the little . 'a s 'l 'f t in (he nnce-fnm.m* TOR MUSIC "Gas House Gang.” Miami players on the 191.1 tint The MUSIC BOX ! or rosier are evenly divided he Phone 9B3 111 W. Ul SI, twren Miami Healor High sin MaH Order* Filled Miami Edison. A IR RU ST ON Phona E OW N ERS . ,*.l l ie . b eno l..e I . . j i i . l I liln n e rs , .ill SPORTING GOODS 30!i Kant FI nil SI ("r B lo ck lin x l uf I '.O .) A Clean Suit It's amazing how You’re Groomed IN T H E SO UTH EAST More people drink Atlantic Ale anil Beer than any other. It w . Lord, 75B.W . Marval Engiiah’ Pea for *ala, fin* bU Sanford X-Cel Heed POINTERS och. 3 month* old. Phona 148. \ cor. 2nd * Sanford. fPOUCHTON 4 ■ loor f u r n a c e s — w # make Immsdiate daiivary HELP WANTED aa floor furnace* for us* «, Sanford. Modem ,'Appll- G'RL for soda founUln at L i. Inc„ 428 N. Orangt us. OrUndo, Florida. J f f i 8 2 8U" ‘ ■■‘i * must b e ... /» B A dcM »have won’t Itfdt a spoiled suit. Bui • clean x \ f S k z .tzr WHAPS GOIN* OH? *------< HERE WITH, RIGHT OUT OF N tt VMW.fRDl DA0<M3U USTEN TO ME! THATMASKEO MAN JS ALL RIGHT! LOOK WHAT Hfe LEFT WITH A S IL V E R BULLET! •have and a dean euit makea jrau a well groomed *.* v • than* Wo know how important appearance ia la tbe business world tb a t’s why we do faulUeaa work. For . * •■ superior cleaning end pressing send your work to n LATINO OIL HEATERS Ac c o u n t a n t and offic* m if fireplace or fla* Ineducstlun. T it, Md I O t Hi 5-YEAR W e Piok-up and Deliver, loo! «$'r lt*BS"i«i. .""u'lsa e . Thigha, Loga, Livara, Wings and Nccka AUo Fresh Grade A Egg* MOT. Top aaUor to right m heating \ i WORK W AOS ARE NEWS METAL FA RM ERS Ctpv’BbVdD PQ) foaffiAtL FArfS\ •f0E6FY p<?A WA-fbcoewD ,- a ; A Clean Shave SA I T O AN EXCELLEN T WOOD P R ESE RV ER C lival lo rn . as an aide to Ferrell Anderson, another rookie catcher wl», sta r­ red until Edwards force,) him to do Ut* bull pen catching. Edwards has made Brooklynites forgtt Mickey Owen's jump to the Mexican • leagu e an d . If B U IL D IN G -* •Roefttlr■ - Painting Smith Brothers, |>bion* 10H2-J. M U S IC N E W S F r o m ' T H E M U S IC B O X N EW R EC O RD S C o l l i e S o n g -F r a n k S i n a t r a . 1,1 «t|* ?.l" L ove D o ets n 't. G r o w O n T r e e * i «ut. - B e n n y G o o d m a n . Mu k Ju s t T i t o O lh e r- l>i*y • G e n e ; K ru p n . eate<! ^ ' ' m L u c k y - J i m m y D o r* C r a r - 1 *Py. i in. L ive A n d L e a rn • E d d y A r* h' •' n o lil. N EW A LBU M S K a lia n F o lk S o n g s - C a r m e n Atnf.is, E of BALL-HANDLER Soft hail IMay To lie Resumed Mornlm 7 PaUq Livestock, Supplies WAGAN cabbage plaltt. raadf.^ Phone 70WL_ tion .rapabl. fell instmettuiis yrvtrrday at Nrminulr High Sehuut tor (iris and buys during Uielr.irgvjlar (yiniiastics prikal. Hanford's younger geiirratlnn I* interested In thr game as IU students requested that gulf br 4>trghl and have signed lo take lessoqa. • * So Iran went nloni? with Hrmie HTAKETT NOW ready to grlqd every Mon. dav morning — Your corn, grita,, meal, com & cob or ner’* Store, Lake Monro*. 10 2nd BL ! h£ * i' c,lc;; ,or ^>* J 'w . Bell, Lab* Monroe. Phone 15. USED planoa for caah. The Music O LIVER heavy dut: Box, phone 963. disk and ■■*« i» • * . — — '* • PHQNODRAPJla uTr rent. Th* . . . . _ ......1 OUttaff — Music Box. phone 953. * * • bln* with hitch for tracUr n ? M S.ifU**d •*unlor- Neyel*. Ph. |166. Call Carl 8 . Mysns, ta 781-J. _____________ Muir il'ow ell anil assistant m sib Rm Ih.' niuii> local l It iiioiu for the sn-oinl worku it lilt* aiinounc. i it I'tiesdli). " a t. the funnel The griddets are working out v star, loom* ill gym shoe*' and aro n ally gela eager for tin* ting thd woiks. having Ik-Vh .n it in l‘J 47. through running and bbicking nil of High drills the first day out. By i BANK KCK AP N. wnfealures Sm 'rts Krlitor BROOKLYN. N. Y__ Much of the str.n gth of a champion, hip La.'L'baJI ttiln lies In its “down ib* n f blip J fen si That was •specially tnie of the great Y an­ ks t teams. Tha Yanks had a let j f hitting to t>ack up pitching but they also had Bill Dii-key to handle th. assortod deliveries o f thr throw­ ers. t'onnia Mark, too, had the catching for his top Athlotic years ago. He was Byron Som* Stan Musial fn.ai scoring at the m e ., win. swpin 90 miles down start of what nnghi have bes-.i th i broad Sacramento Kiver to a big Hf b iu u inning and he V alla.or—tle left Saeramenlo «ot -figured irTthree of lb fmlr ibnil'l" Wedneulny and finished hii list play* Bredklyn maite in the •rrlrs. Jn endurancit the following Satur* And I' was K I s in la who help l a y . Sommer* «wan. approximately d 2 .v nr dd Itnlph Brancq pitch, six hours at a time and his that marvelous three-hit ."i ll »bnr fa it, si pcae was at night, out to give the Hums tb>. Card o f Cnrq-'ittc* Straits. The only i Ins) » ries. two games It, one ill eff, rt from the Jtl'm ilc swim ll had tarn Maiioirer la*., !*'i was a mild inflainntlon of the riK-her'a nlan t« uys Branca ju t eyes caus .,1 by oil on the surface for nn • batter and then n ine io of the river. In fart, the durable with a soulhnnw. Vie Lnmbardi. Sim m ers was in such good eomii- lo face the lefl ban led hitting lineup used hv Carilinnl pilot Kd i'i Dyer. B it when llrancn r>tirrsl th* fir«t butter. Edward* ■hi- Vallejo Yacht Club •hnutrd to Leo: •lie ItAa H Will III . f stuff ' Special Agreement Brings Teams To Tinker Field For Opening Tilt INSIDE SPORTS REPORT Itruce Edw ards • Is Rum’s Defensive W underm an Rookie la*eii a big help in Briuklyua Nulional league flag drivu, inky never hit in th« tffino league* with auch .tors as.Dickey, t'oehrain* and Cobywr, but ns a catchtr hr ig a dsfensive wonder. In the recent crucial .erica ,wilh SPOUTS ODDITY the Cardinals, Edwards guarded home- plar* like u vctvrii ing ID, chances flawles.' y. lie A rugged ycung Californian made three perfect lit drive arhiev.d a great but almost uu- throws to second -base tit nip hcrahle| swimming feat n f.w would-he b*v»" stealers. bleeked cum. Can b* bought at* Gard­ • A, Brooklyn Catcher Is Big Help In Drive ^or Pennant WANT MORE EGGS- and finishing. 'fTlranfnc'sirf'ViTnC* ing. New floors surfaced io par* fectlnn. Old lloom made Ilka new. Cali II. M. CL EASON __ Ij«ke Mary, Fla. B E N T A CAR B EE US f YOU DRIVE IT tresses,' PHONE 20(1 Holly wood Reds nt factory STRICKLAND MORRISON •• DMIVE-IT. INC. price.. Retail .tore & display •room. * . . OOfKJK - PLY.MOUTU , ' 1*0 W. f i r s t 8T . • PARTS AND SER V IC E Lchols Bedding ii Furnittire Co. 109 Palmetto Ave. Phoiie 1911 Hanford Mattress Factory ___ Phone 1133 and 0 7 2 -J. SN A PSH O TS—printed, developed, enlarged. We ropy uffl phots* OUTBOARD motor boat foy sale graphs, V — 18 ft. century bull and t ! n ic iio l l s s t u W o I horse Johnson motor. , Coo l 220 Meisch Bldg., PhonT-/|B0 condition. I ID Hanford Ave.. 1‘hoeic 1098. ELtCTM IC appliance repairs— we repair wnshlpg machines, 1 UXKDO FMI-MIH—complsto line. vnccurn cleaners, fanj», mixers. Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store. Trotter Apidiut.ee Service. 301 ll* I 1* . Ill lit . , a O U TB O A K O M OTOR S - One T ' i i IIP new Neptune and 1 U»ed ANNOUNtTNli opening of L. D .Sinionaon Engineering & Sur•vrylfig. Marion 0 . (jor.lon, re­ * presentative. 110 N. Park Ave. Phone 1120. ‘ ouu.oar.is. NTKPIIHSN, M ii.V i I ’ ACil TIIE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA ----- STA N LEY •HOC HRS’* -----HARDWARE CO. MEN'S, women'* and children's new Fall shorn. See us for the hard-to-get merchandise. (}. W. ^ C lark , 208 Sanford Ave. ONE OF Hanford's finest etdery farm s' located In th.- heart of th* bast celery district, with a lovely home. You must *rr it to appreciate it. Phone 1111, Edward F . Lane. Lr - frrcl.llt ( H I’ k Wj I NolH'r I* li*t.b ) KHm lh.it utidrr And l*f Virtu# «»f 4 dr. fee t)( eloaurtf arul m I* •n-nfrr*tl In Hit tton IS, Township l» Houth. Itsnae '31 Ka"b eotitnliUng Isr, seres. J II, UKUNAItl'V Nivels I Ms.ter. kicnknt » ::'iUNMULi>Kit* Attl.rne) Kaprurtl, I'lorl.la . .■ Mcrfnginphrr. .,1 |i|A N K U I t NLSIIKI) *rnnrn, Krm||em7n preferred. All conveiiiencv.. alO_W. !lnl BL 8 _ A R T IC L E 3 I'***# J ohn <i . i.KONAitnv M ITIFK UK *SCtTAPS. LAWNS m o .w e d ., . Iten *>mib|i liricr*. Je rry land, piH»n# 7 nH- 114-W. |lr ff-M l» n t-, P ^ W r i A < IS A FVVoPtC B E A U -fy ? AND. SHED -fliEIR HORNS *fHE BEQtNNlNC; q F WINTER . * o*iotj.‘ MoriilM, on ‘ th# .lit «la> J NtrTft l* * *. ..f .O ft-t-r '»• *. fur I K.,i,r, Is ihsl CON. uf Min. and fur flli.l dlwharn. m KIIIi IVt st,.l OtJOlU *—‘ HITT will .pply «,, lb . Ibi.rd ^ *1 Krfnrdr. ■ CuirnlV l''r>nilHl>in«i. .1 II. m»rt. Iliib.fl «. Ibr.M .rr |OK hn , |,,, i.| ,|.y n( Urinb.r. A: K seru lu r,..! Ibu . i l l l t » | ( fur tl , .d^piloij ,,f k lUso^ uf f . it. Hrnhrily. t l . lutlon hy lla.tr.l of County ----—------- —;— ---------- . CommUslun.i. ‘ V atsll.c certain IN tu p : CIHl'C IT cm 'K T (fK T JIL iNiris I f III.. I'l.t uf Hanl.ndo na NINTH -M l M l IA Is r i i i r r i r . ............................................... t if rrcord.d In l*lat lluok J. pa«« i* » TIIK HTATK «»K KMMIIHA IN uf lit. public m o o t, uf nmiinnla ANII K(»H HKMIN'Hl.K L V I S T l. Cuuuty. p'lurlda. wild a i r ..I . nf *N rilA M KHY. Nu. <133 Mid plala suukfit lu U. vacalad J1WA Id iW Ilt HAHWOllTIf. ' * * balnS da.rrlbnl of follow*. Iu-*|i: . ............. ... ul Ilia MV corn.r . uffl K itru trl* «*f th# ir«t4t# of M#rrltt lol^.V of Ill.uOi I . »f Ptnlando K lilrhir ll'ilim vn, d#c#a«#«l, a . par plat Oi.rtuf r>curdail u, I'Uindf ? pl.t book 3. p j.it . . of th* public racurd. of Samli.,|. MK.liTiia o Le-ymiNi: «n.t h—I'miniy, KlorldJ. run Ihruv* I.MtMl. JO.WKIMI >1. I^MOINK. -TO A C - I l l A L L Y L E A V E < R E E A R < R ON W lK ( f 5 W A S sJOMM J . MOHTV^o h E R Y r e r r A * , c a l ! f o Am / a . B ctTh m a u a ro f e m a l e r e i h d e e r a r e A H Y LE»ER FOR RENT By R,J. SCOTT m*. } ■’I ' *”t .l i l t fit u . I* • > •V r>«>ilii*<l an. I I’ HUlml lo |ii.*rnl any * ImIuh. und .1. ttimid). uirji h )»»u, *»r riih#r «»f y«n*. iim )- have f ih* ••tat., »,f fwl .lt K K«ll»trr. i|ri*#A#*df I.{i* »f p.ill t •Htiittj, |IS Itir l!filllilf J'l.lfw uf ( H. initM.I. «*utinl), Kb.il*|a. »t hi* 1'ifflcr JtL Ihf f u t l l»ou?»»: 'f . 'tit! . I <»ui l«* ol s.tnh'frl. Kb.r Ul# nlilun i •lachi ••alrpdar iimnth* f r•.*•• lli« ilium., of * i hi I4mU imMinib.in *.f •111* !»••! «*- Kn. Ii rlaliM or il* iimiiiI •M il In wrlflfiic. und rh.|lI Main r tl ll* J.l.ir . «lf r* l l. Tr. . ' » o d I* ,'wt 'n -.|f !-#-» , f 11-1 « •>lf|i #*j | •hill l»# m orn lo bjr Ihe rl.ilrn.int, . . . » . <t*,. v •* ' *1. . • • tr claim <ir ilrrtittftd nut 4« fib-I 411111 • M*fr% k’l n / ll ’ H KI’ITOV An Rilmlhtalrnlor, C. T, s\. »f Ih# KtlAl# of bkili I*. Krailffi tlrrraotl. FO R R EN T FRIDAY, SEPT. 27, 1946 )*/al ’ |l<H.k J. pan# ?•. Mnnlftnl# . County. KlorkU. ,* la »al>f) »ald fu rry . ,* * * T'S in* ra»n. i atf|ia»tr to |)u> .foV ■!•••r. ■ • IMIol thU 3Ul (U) of Aamiat. . ' ••-Vr . . ,*V y , f. v * ' k ', V* - .,* . LANEY DRY CLEANING CO. 1 .0 BAST SECOND STR U T PHONE 4S SANFORD EGG & POULTRY MARKET THIRD AND. MAGNOLIA SANFORD HARDWARE CO ' 210 BAHT FIRST HT. /UUalit C«ai/Aaj—f)rnrvti,i fa Alltnlt, ( k i k l f , C tglm N )i. V#r/*!S, O lq d s �PAGE EIGHT FR ID A Y , S E P T . 2 7 , 1046 TH E SA N FORD H ERA LD , SA N FO R D , .FL O R ID A Salvation Army General Arrives I In America For Tour Of United States NEW YO RK r i T Y , Sept. 2 < j the wild* i f Africa to the waste­ (AT — One i>f.. tin’ wor M's lands of l.apland, from tha bush great spiritual leaders. General ! of Australia to the jungle* of Albert O r » lin r n, international j India. It* flag of blood and fire, tea Je t of the Salvation Army, a r­ symbolic of* the hlood of Chrial rived in New York yesterday for and tti" purifying fir*, marched In 1il« Y in t visit to the United State*. (hi front line of two world wars, «Ttie General! who command*' a' living apiritual and material aiiij weaponless army of g n u t trad i­ to million* of soldier*. tion nerving in R7 countries all Civic and com m unity leader*! ever the itlohe, _wllj nit*’, .make, an will combine with S alvationist*-toi extensive tour "of this country. give General Oraborn a welcome Canada, the West Indie*' and in every! city he vjiit*. Thia la Smith America, • * Inde.d a contrast to the reception Like a military, field marshnl given Commissioner Georgo Scott surveying' hi* troop* In the midst Itailton ami hi* little band of o f attack. General Orebortf **-eon- -even laaalr* when they landed at rtantly planning the strntt-gy fo r Old 1,'aatle GaTifro in New York, the j T u t f ' l battle- the world ha* early in March, IK80, where a ! ever knowiv—the battle against crowd of curious amt skeptical mi l lookera laughrd at the courageous group of Solvalionlal*. Many time* Salvationists were impri»oneil in the United Stale* a* well n* in other countries when' they viuvht to held street meeting*. Yet these pioneer work­ er* endured untold hardships in their aelfles* effo rt to aid man­ kind. Today they are loved and respected throughout the world. The growth of The Salvation Army in the U n i t e d Hmics in the short span of n little more than To look into your wigdstorm two generations is almost unMere, General O r*' protection. Most Insurance com, Irclievablc. panic* will not write windatnrm bom ’s army f« divided into four without fire. Have your fir* territories. Eastern, Southern, CerfImurance extended to cover wind, tral nml Wc stern, each commandstorm now, before storm warn- cd by n Terrltorilrl Commander big* arc up. C- M. Boyd A Co., who has under him colonel*, hrlgndlersr nmjorit, adjutant*, captain* Phone I0 L — AdV. ami lieutenant*', each heading n rrrp * o f soldier* and voluniecr*. I n .th r United Stnte* alone, hu rommandr over li.QOO officers giv; Dr Leonard Barker tng full-time service. Evangelical Optoqirtriat ; * renter* lor pleaching the Gospel Rye* examined—Glasses fitted are found in nil Important cili>»*. .. 203 H. Orange A»e. ' nod y m iiqir atracL mnoting* gy^rrOrlando;-Florida' ■ «* Tiring ijrtrlluat aid to the ihntrk. Phone 4967 War Bride Gets Homesick, Takes : GI Spouse Home THAT S A f lS r iK l' 0*4 Ter S*«)# New AaJd a l A ll D r o p gteree IMPROVE YOUR POSTUREI A SPENCER will give you gracefully erect carriage. You'll h : l b o iler-fo o l belter. DANVI 1,1 p \ |||„ Hept. 27 -id*. --A fine of *176.0(10 lia, Iicon, fixed ft« the penalty for the New Yolk Gr-nl Atlantic nod Pnelfir T r« Company and 21 officer* an.i «iib*l liftry corporation*. The fit* lollnws cmviction of the A A t* Coinpany of sftti trust charg,’ . MRS. ARCHIE It. SMITH ’Spencer tn rrc tU r* , RegUtered 2718 Paim rllo Ave. HOY JOHNSON’S GRII-l O PENING SOON Flash Flood Sweeps rhreugh San Antonio CUNCH — IT M UST BE A *3f SOUTHERN BREAD ^ COUNTER/ LOOK HOW ENTHUSIASTIC ^ EVERYBODY IS/ I f f RIADIND congratulatory rnev ige* 111 a hmpilnl at Guilder, Ni a loillidtsml, where stic Is recovering I mm burn* received tn the Belgian Aii*line disaster. Is IkhSJ Itulti Hen­ derson, of New York The Girl Scout executive praised Hie work of the American rescue teams who coordinated between mound mid olr to bring the survivor* out, tlnst by heltcopler and then ny a PHY Hying boat. (itil.:rnft|io'tftl) CA SSERO LE SUPREM E T in * I r l | N r ,|M C a iw it T«st hy hsitlsf Is SiaVI* • FANS • M IX E RS • W A SH IN G M ACHINES • VACUUM CLEANERS IS4 payriVt a.Vt Ju it II PHONE 1064-J HUNT’S T U X ED O F E E D STORE is following the m ark et down! following (cadit Tuxedo S ta rte r and Growing MaBh < ; j . QUEEN A N N E LOUNGE CIIA IK S o u th e rn tSS B re a d . To com plete Tuxedo 2 0 % Dairy Feed Tuxedo Sweet. Feed ■ •. - ■ living room ||| grou p, Add this h a nd»otu a- *nd t*l!l_ill!*H i »h m a n u ■ " luxurious tinctive lounge ch a ir o f ditperiod' styling. Spring: DELICIOUS FLAVOR Rich, N o urishing G oodness inth is NEW ’ Mia- U I M ' F . Sot s o n , u s i l l W*ll b r o w s , 4 * s S bvbkl y, t im i loar. 18th Century. Group III Fine m ahogany‘veneers lend QUICK FROZEN lhrm selve* admirably to the | ' || Creamed Tuna fine workmanship . . . th£ ■k .Jgl ggj^g^g curved fronts und unusual From ih* cold North Pacific wtttrt i> ukta tboica am* tl in prim*. Tha dsror-ftmrd m o t it cooked la ridtly hltnded whirs tsuc* and quick fruten. By this m«thod SO tha superb flavor and extra rich nutritJousaass art cap. turad and rtuintd. For a sast/ul mala diih, try II today! r gi detailing. A suite of elegance. U i 4 pieces Roberts Grocery Modern — in i * ■ ; n i- ^ -E £ g . ’ S-'ivlg-- _ III MAGNOLIA AVENUE HEALTH’S - , • • a s ; . -K 3^ DHidi milk that is bottled undor scientificatly controlled conditions to meet the highest government standards. — ; ■ A suite that shows how smart, yet how beautiful!; V-malched vameera in contrasting topes fashion this, really fine suite that Is an unusual ealaf. . Tuxedo Yellow. Corn .• your New Bedroom Tuxedo L ayin g Mash • BEDS Sm art S ofa Bed* Ihut do 24 hour duly! By day a chnrrn* in g eof.i for your living room . . . by night, with just the twist o f the wrist, il opens easily into, a fulHuzcd double, bed .with deep, resilient spring .construction. A wide se­ lection o f cavers to choose from.' tu x e d o Broiler Mash ......................................... THEY WOULD READ YOUR AD TO O , IF IT APPEARED HERE k « ll» r fo r I I n t a . S o t o s v i l l i I it # , p u d M is s , l o p . W ,M ,,l ,r ,h l l , l l w i ant l / | <*S p i n t i k i m . C t n k ln * • I l k 1 t u * , t * , k t S s o h ,a i »4 I t f s t l l c s s , l l ( , 4 m viHro-im t. r » v l 1s t * b u i l t , , * c a la a rtia . I* p w ilh M i l l i n t * t k o t v TROTTER APPLIANCE SERVICE <■<1 *-• P!ion« 914 113 Palm etto Avenue filled cushion seat; grip arms. ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS Tuxedo Clipped Oats ANI) LAUNDRY SOFA W ATCH FO R OPENING AD "R O Y W AN TS TO SEE YOU' MAGNOLIA AVENUE 304 W . SECOND STR EET DOWNTOWN CLEANERS IHlUO( to boycott nil' Imrbei-h0|i* and shear each other frfrj i f charge. DIf * P. S . r Bring your dry cleaning along with Vou. in flood walera this morning. Knurgency squad* are rescuing latnilir* marooned hy riling 'waters throughout thy city. Itivera are .•till rilin g and -the public service l ward now I e a r* if the San An­ tonio River gre* up much more, ■ t!X lrrW JT 'IiO C L W ^ ncm eir- vo tcl im R A K F A S T — ' Come 1»y and let us show it to you. ANIMAL SURVIVORS of the Bikini atom bomb test are brought to Washington, D. C , for study by scientists at the Naval Medical Research Center, Uethrida, Md. Left, a goat suffering from anemia Is given a blood trmns* fusion. Right, Seaman 2/c Dale Lippx, of Miamlstmrg. Ohio, wrestles with Pig 311, sole survivor of the Jap cruiser .Vakaua. reported lo Iwyvc swain 30 milts following the explosion of the bomb. (faUputtlenei) IIAIiltl ftSIIGp UGV • HI I Id I FORT Mi -IS , Sep' J J , i/l**Hitmen hi h’nrt Myers esp c j to •* wearing homemade bnirruu iround ti Wn far nwhiio. Angcrol *t th Inc reuse in the Iirk s .uf (JU S T GOOD F O O D !! In o rd e r-to clean your gnrntcnla in crystal •clear cleaning fluid, we have installed a B u llcr Still. * , MORGANTOWN, W. V a., </!’> A European war brid# who's homesick ia taking her1 husband hack with her, In a rtveraal of th* usual order. dhe I* ’ 17-year-eld * Madeleine Jnco|>* . Falkrnstine who m et her husband when ho - atorftllcti Into her parents' bake shop In Maas­ tricht, Holland. Husband IdiwTence Fnlkcnstine Is a veteran o f the Hattie of the Bulge. Madelalne wants to return to M ass!rich to visit her parents, Mr. and Mra. Charles Jaco bs, and her 2 0 'year-old brother a t the University o f Delft, Falkenstlno said he would accompnnv his wife and try to land a job as a civilian employe o f the • p a n m e n t-in r-utope. Ue was honorably ■ discharged from the army last February and Mr*. Falkrnstine ramo to this country soon afterw ard. WASHINGTON S -o l. 27. »«», — Mr*. Franklin D. Roosevelt to­ day was 'added to the list of son* m ed‘toned a* imsxihilitb» for airpointqient a* ambassador to Britain. Others discussed a * 1 • ■»*ltde successor* to W. Averell Harriman are Governor U li* t, • ■-»!(,. tinrrd Secre­ tary of Stale V/ill Clayton, Gener­ al Mnrk Clark, Ambassador to Italy James Dunn, Supreme Court Ju stice Robert Jaekiron, Jack* on, former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, Senator Robert LaFidlrtte and De-ertoiebi career man Freeman Matthews. FLORIDA LIVRA TONE Have Y'ou E ver Seen a Still in Operation Plilsbury’B W h eat Shorts Pillsbury's W h eat B ra n and many other items, All th e Milk Y o u W a n t also a good stock of tHONE lost or 2307. A rm our’s Fertilizer FOR REGULAR DELIVERY Go to Hunt's and jrou won’t hav® to honl III ’ ■ ■ --f • . '-h: - L.k " | fe > HUNT’S T U X E D O F E E D STORE rUZ?. - . i* l * :, s * cood ■ • 5“ f” d j . ... . p to M I03-0t li. 1st . £A5Y TERMS Phoae 127 : i i i E i i i = i .1i i = i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i =• ■ i u = i i i .s. i. i. i = i i i. =•.. i j �— ' . . . r THE WEATHER . - In Unity There la Strength— PnrlJy cloudy thl» afternoon, tonight and tom orrow , slightly cooler Tueg. ; day. ’ •«. T e Frwtoct th e F rece of the World; To Pm m olr ll.r I 'r n j r r v .,f A m rrtw ; . * To Produce Prosperity for S a n h n l; AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER i i. Established 1008 V O LU M E X X X V II SA N FORD , FLO R ID A , MONDAY. SEPT. 3 0 , 1946 ■L U.S. Protests Disregard Of Allied Rules YugoslavN D isregard M ilitary R e g u l a > tions By C arryin g Concealed W eapons ♦ WASHINGTON, Sept. :U) (/ph-The United States govj tynment today accused YuKtMlavin of disreKnrdinp A l" . lied. military rcgulatiops in Trieste and of apreading mischievous propaganda. The formal protest wait uign. ed by Undersecretary of State Will Clayton. Forrestal Says Navy To Stay In Mediterranean 1 ressive War Is reme Crime, Court Rules H alf M ilitarist, H alf G angster Concedes Verdict S ecretary Says Units There To C arry Out U. S. Foreign Policy Kettles Pledges WASHINGTON, Sept. SO—{IV) — Navy Secretary Jam es Forrestal Successful Year declared today Inal United State* naval forces are in ll*> .Medi­ terranean to help carry, out Ameri­ For Celeryfeds can fo reig n Policy. i. m , * i . NO. 267 s Strongly Indicate 22 A t Lcaiit They’ve Got M eat T < rE at KINGSTON^ N. Y , Bepl >0. hi*)—They are eating bear steaks in Kingston. N Y -g because of Uie meat shortage, naturally. But; the unfortunate bear in* solved tn this stogy was purely a gilt as far as the Kingston City Home was concerned. T t» bear obviously had not heard of the meat shortage, be­ cause he wandered Into the ■rstdcnUal district of Kingston. Soon." the bear was climbing trees and causing no little alarm to the cltlrenry. - So Oame Warden Henry Bern­ stein finally *ho‘. the bear down and discovered he was large and plump. ----- . —— Associated Press Leased W ire scrm an General S taff, Hi^h Command, Reich Cabinet, Nazi Storm troopers A cquitted; (scstapo And ICIItc Guard Found Guilty . % -T u The note acknowledged that IlM tl.tN . Kept. .10 (d’l — Two news correspondents from w American m ilitary authorities in . ecrh af foBr oreupvlng powrrs will tie admitted to witness the ’ Veneiia Giulia detnlr/.'d six Yugn. Forrastwl. In -an unusual poHcy rice a tla n , ol Had d.-frrulant» who may be srntrnred to death , »lav soldier* on Sept. I*. It added stgU m m l, niada' it ptatp that the - by the tplernational Military Tribunal at Nuernber*. The tilled that the Yugoslav . soldiers-w ere Seminole^ Will Win American naval-referee* . Jft lh* Contrel Conurll made Ihi* snnoum rm rni Inday The council , found carrying* hand -grenades* »Ul h i them for ■ I* rharged with rirry in j out th r court Judgment*. More* Thun Lose*; Mediterranean (-narrated in 'th e ir .clothing con 1 -onto time tn cohu*. !• frary to lugulationi. The soldier*. Chance F o r Title The declaration wa» released NUERNBERG. Shpt. ,:ill (/!’> —r The International • 'about whim the Yugoslav governn* IH? American government tnmenl protested, have .since hem Military Tribunal rlerlnrerl today tirat the initiation of war Coach t l T\ Kettles of the ’icatsd full backing to Turkey releases). is'the Rtiprenir eriine. Tiie Btirttnmry of the tiihmial’jt find* Seminole High School .football ie That -country'a nsistaiw o * 'o The polo informed Yugoslavia t am promt*.d KanTonl Retarlsns Russian* demands on the Berdan! iriRS a f t e r a le ii- m o n llis t r jji l in d ie a le a a lro ttR ly tiu tt t i i e that tbu arre st mm* investigated a*, their tegular wuikly luncheon e tle a .-lt also came as Washington N a z i r in g le a d e r s w ill h r e o n v ie te d ag eh a ru e d o f c o n ^ .b y an American military boatd today that Sanf-rd would win .studied means to aid the present o f officers, -and the hoard fosnl more fnottiall games than'it woull Gieek government in’ It* tr o lib y ♦ *pitmg In Vnnimil the *nprt me the-jsetlon was justified. crime nf -larting vvar. I .re* this Kail, am) took full bl»m*W*ith Russian-supportfd neighbors The nolo saiya in part nnd we upon himselfVfn, the ln*» i,f the ami ho|**h for p"artful arttlcnirnt Ijnn l verdicts nod sentence 1 will b* ilelivered tnniorrow when quote: ' . ic'Usti* game . which, he stated, uitli Yugoslavia over the dlsp'ur "This government desires the will yJavtil too 1 arty in the roaiou ti' ii o f Trieste. 1hr infill rf rpticjiisUr* ihe n-nding Yugoslav, govtrnn/.'nl to know nnd before- the local team had -( s|- tiHi.lllRl w«»r-1 judgment. Person*- fam iliar'w ith the. rva th at it resent* the charges that time to g t In g o,t condition. 1 ll, 'iflirmijil tuned upon on* tiehind F o rrcs ta l’s »latemen ll-V* ll* U V J*l r sMitr.l by proae" Allied military authorities Innk lie nl*n pm.I high tribute t o !,a y it was drafted about a week f.u lint .nil, F’tance. the no steps III thi* matter and thsl^ Sp iiiiei Ita ri' ii who, he »ald, play , pg.. and hence i* not inspired r ,i'­ r l l , tlt*l tS» they inspired * small 'f«s*rt»l' fd a gi--.il g.iuit- at 1 nd in the (,j ||1P f;.|,h llurdanelle* conflict fttill Russia. The pres* to give a tmall .'false'' ac­ tiaine*vj|le gum*- despite the fa d‘ or other current controversies. 1111 "eg in \..v jo LM ut of last year, year. rsle* L ,1 1 I 1*1 *i s, Jjw»l Barely an Jiour and a hall after (he re.dins id thr JtnUmrnl heyau Ihb. nviminc at S'ueratiere. Hermann l P I l l F i l l t' l O r i f l i l .v lti 'TI1*' I It. >■.......... desrnhe,| ip fpiile count of the incident,’ and that it It Mo* hi* first nppearsnre i*\ that However, the statemen s a ' uio iifiit i iri inri siumirrr twit w ish ii «*« m m irrm n i nr 4 " ' Go'lltUf. former number two Nad who had tier tt termed hr t'. s. Prwsn ulur J j i l w n *•% "ball >mllllarl«l, l ,.e f ' * t i { . p T - 1 -*-.1111 ii*iiWT-t;iig ■ rtrr VVTffl'nre proA rrjfe ts these charge* s* inischiev- position, and to Willis Andersol* , — ... people and 1 k _ alM| tf gmngaterr vtrlua.ltr rtmeadrii that he It on the »«y to Hle gairdwi. Perhaps* renrrmbrTInf’ w h eiitir I I I rN l / I l 1 V U ’ l III l> ,)u, f „ur ,„ a j„ Countfl cua propagaiula -w ith u u u - auy-j.,vh(T flhe ‘ line plays .th<t„Amexiran giivernmenls liuvcrnmenls OI*J of Inc n nip p" >iiti atlrtlflfd Ihmtiih lirrn u n v a* 9« a mrtnlrft nf Ihhe liir hrsl Nail Ii strutted thrnuth tJrrmany a member o f ^ r hichrsl Inner rlrr le. Ilelrliiiiarshal (inerln, n u n s til* A I t f I tl r ! P i i r l n v l i n t * , , in lb foundation in fact indictment. Thr early ami did tim e groat punting. The tatem ent* to be made since ti"* cyrm a'vea w|th wllli a. nrtrla ^ I I\1 I ill l l I I1\ 1C pmU,v Imnrl ,,a lld linetna Uur)nt th> the iriil tr l.l Ten protest adds-l that Yugo­ •cure against Gainesville, he point- • gr ■ t>f ttu- trading o l tho end nf the war on the reason* slavia must have been it wan- nl id titiL. was I t to IT despite the amt purpose* trehind the presrni' Jons iiraityl am i rnlim*l.y*m judgincnt brought out no names. the tltru it* protest was addressed fact that sport *w-filers had pro- of American warships in the Medi­ *luy evening at a mm* im-cttng i Th‘‘ inbun.-il ruled that nggresto Washington that' the sit lirl-d nl tiie Kaiifonl Country Chib a t ; sivi* war r- « 'crime, that contiefoui the garni that terranean. Said the Navy S ecre­ soldiers ’ already were released. ^wlitcJi dull presidepb, or King 'I'U O'tes e\i^t.-d |,i wage aggreSGainesville would win by three or tary: * ! blons" and club executives from * lv*' war nnd war crimes and four touchdown*. "Tcday the United State* Navy |many cJMcw In central Florida urro crime-, ngninst Im inanity have Sanford still ha* a chance at is continuing to maintain force* 1guests of tljo Sanford Llotu ntal been commilted. the conference title, he said. Euslia in they eastern Atlantic and the i there wa.s murli MpidntLv it* te. The court nciiuittrd the Gercan be expected to* lose one or two Me lllsrranean Sea for the follow­ 1‘AIUU Kept 30 id*, tirnatur pod - after re;*>rt of arlucvcm nd. man G cnej.ii S ta ff and the Gergames before I he end r f the ing specific purpose*! Atiliur Vanrtenberg of Michigan o| (lie vnrlmu clubrevn-wert man lllgl. f ‘onimeml. (he Naxi season, ly explatmd, arvl Ban" F ir s t, to support the Allied today iiakrd the I’arU |V>#ic f'nnZone Chairman AJ Hdibaum 3r tlr.iwii.hii 11, ,,t K tu rru tro o p e re fiird ib * v not lose any more. S t, orcuoaMon frree * and the Allied ierr tier lo Wllje trpCflom ot IratteUd Ml th'ra tlllriKlIiccrl ttic* nnd I ho Ib-u-h .cabinet, of Auinislirnf. which has a hip' e2- M ilitary Government' In the dls Wilson Priiises New and uatIgution into tlir treaties era who wen- hrldrd hy Jik,**yi!t, i-hatgc- that ihty were criminal perieneed team, hovyever, he con* charge of th rlr tospontibllllles in tor ttolltaliltt, Bulgaria and Hun- Alv-arc* nt PtlissmU dl’-irlct IJun ,o gnmr .,1 i.o>. tVttanr groups of ct diil, sloud the t*i*t chance of Funeral inrvlcc* fer Mr*. Kva the ocrilpiert areas of Europe Outlet F o r Glads V i a n HI* proposal m-'iigid Immcdl guyTrnnr for '35 north rmtiprihing (tie 1,-i^ei*hip t urpa. the Elite K. Gooddper,! who died at the any to win. ale objectIfilLi from flic Klavlr the iMUthern half ol llie state thirtnl. the K l« . n di-partment At Florida Market home of -h e r son-in-law and bilk lad loiutd ,wip|»rt Hornon-at I PaM DLMrlct.tlovcnior Millard j wInch mt.rated a spy system, daughter, .Mr. and Mrs. Dean also played a great ganv again*! BfJUPn Conklin of_ IXiytoua Ilro tli. at-n mul t he Gcalaim ■Weiw ■eonvieted** - * Wing of. 141 T> Hast Amelia A venue, Gainesville. In fact, hr said that J ACKHON VI I.I.K, Ma Hept 3«. /poke. . * s *— — n* rgmiPHl otganUnllons. ' lUiv‘ Rcpublicaiv-jwmw*or-maitc Orlando, Saturday «ven.lr*r at 10:4 q the star Sanford quarter played iHpcclal—-'(iputUxepMrt.\ Iiom p,u«l Chtte ropresented pi tin- «>ne Lions Review Progress At District Meet Mrs. E. Goodspeed, 4 M other Of Sanford -M e n , Died Saturday IBusiness Increase 27 Percent Is G lr*»t lUlMieive gwtne winch has Of bren plaj'*m >y anv Sanford 'rn»n Told By Jenkins In hi* two. nnd e half years of ki Good Reports By /andenberg Asks Trade, Shippi: Freedom Be Written Into Treaties Markets Please State Officials Army Asks 35,000 Men Be Drafted During October or Florida n—v*-rr(tibit- rprtxhrrlni D raft (JuntT*‘- Raised MWiioatlon in oi^iing m- Hcfure UnUed the reading of the D d-tiul. Daytmia |judgment hod progressed an hour H tatcs'■ campaign lit tin* Batketi , wxUorw, and a continuation of thi* With Fxptanatiun; Economic Sonuntaakm. on what la jr/JJ’u ' Mt lXn 1 and I nml one-half the form er number * noon at 4:00 o’clock with the Rev. recent substsaUid ' otfciings *on |W,i N'nki. Hcftnnnn Goering. virof Oie mod conirororalal ' • J. B., McKinley, pastor pf thu coaching here. , ♦ state llveMock* win.vrkrds. b in " Enlistm ents I M r Ii otic Oroatfi nf the f.hm% ttilrrnatimtlx, ur. OIIJ confront lug the deleA more th»n 87 percent Incrrarr reached me this week-end,1* said Fletcher llnll*. who introduced " f i r s t Methodist Church, officiala ! n r g a u l a a l l o r i w a , » l r * * . v , e d I n gate. Mr. Kettle*, pointed out thr great In establishment of i\e» tuisfn.s* William I, Wilton. liliH-lui ot W A SH IN trroN . Kept 3 f) ,,}*, "" Dlslrlct i lovrrttor . Alvar*-/ who enterprise* Florida flu Ic Farm er.* Markn.-, in. ITh>- Army iia*. relied ujams* [TFl111* :H o .c n * |Kv,tlhn, on *l(orn In ■'Elyria. Ohio Oct. IK, need for additional stand* and and proCdiiinnel inteniriM'* Ibe l-jtie |«iinlei1 out thal tin nlgunl/attiy, Seminole County other ih»n r e ta il'd ay j pave licrn vary huh . i 1856, Mrs. Goodspmd would have seating facilities at thr high ■ H rv lie fo ra nn rtn b O td ta ll itn u ti * **d « P Mh v Itte Y tlg n v la v d e le -ro wh .n l f t500 rlu ti in 1f t tM tio ti been 1*0 year* old.thl* month. Shu school fir-lil, and rmnpliinenled ■tores is indicated by the fact thru j pleaded to iiofp the iitemliti n Io f 3 1 ts s i m m . T tia t i |fii« « tm o t" a '* 1 ’ H r« ih ,jr H im u H i ib *ia rr*1 w itfi m * « r th a n m s m x s ) m e m ta i< during the license year up until crption uitenl^fre. n ,. n i l , i-.n w n a*a member of 8t Andrew* K rtlles for tlx fine eoachlng Job u t tile Ilra/li tie ra id , w a s to ttilllg fo r tll.lti III,- .S*'J,t,-tolH-t ipmia i !l*‘ie tli.il |*,ni- Ircatic* im n Episcopal Church of Klryin ami lie is doing. Mr. K rttlrs laid parti­ Sapt. 30. there wa* an in crease, pieted - general had made her home in Orlando cular emphasis on the nre«l for of I6f> state and county lit«ne.-*| nonifaV for the prut 30 vrar*. She had new dressing room* for thr foot­ of this type issued, according In market. b«.cn ill for only a short time ball players, declaring that the Jno. I). Jinkint, county - m col COtltlnur lug lorwant Survivor^ include, brslu i* Mr*. p.ijscnt shower roomt are deplor* lector. ' T otal licensss Isauad were (W. mat opening ^ W in g of ' Orlando, two other able and entirely inadequate to •daughters, M r!. Chsrlotto Roller take carr r f |60 l»oy*,every day in com paiul with 6M l*»l )ref r - Formers' Amounts r*i*lv*d * » w M J e i for expect Uils Of l>pytuna Reach and Mr*. E. addition to the football taam. Visitors at today’a luncheon in- tha state, (3.300 fe r the county standing T. Clatnen r f Miami; two son*, Ralph A. Good speed and Harlow clinlrd Haul Gomb* of DeLnnd, at ■total of (0,077 as compared t* our markets listed men "O ik* of the moat inlrm llng W . Goodspeed, Iwith of Sanford I). B. McKtmils. Gus I-awton and with (7.B2G last year—an mrreaiie OHlrlalS'exjrUJiiKt however Itvilj __ Item., nmoriK this work-end's tr five grandchildren and two greet O. I., Taylor of Orlando. Ptwal* of (2,151 In revanue. liic Aron will xnv- lo'irir-, and uuln F Miiti|ial* >.f St-miiml* t'nunty The above figutua d» not In drnt Kprer thanked Rotary comports from our market manaxcr • grnsdrhildres. in ettli iPtiry hv dL-clurgln^ uirli . i„.|,| then monthly m eet, Pallbearers were C. C. Welsh mlttocs which had charge of thr elude tl bevsrage llctnsc* which througliout Ptoridn. cam- lo in*' who lin e only a tea *e*y *,r |„K rtt !)„. ,,ff„ „f v J . N. Gillon, R. T. Warren. J . A in* r clty nnutlng last week ant ahcw.d an Increaaa of 30 anil from John O M rK trn m ut u n Oioti'K. in sreve and reirlaUiiy tti-m j(„,i, s (,l,ir.t.y nuun of the Fort Mycr» market * t. . (3,317 over the previnus year. called • dlreclora’ n»j«ling imY arn, J . 0. Tilita ami ( '* 0 Wil Ham*. Durir.l’ was tn Evergreen nirdintrly fotlowtag the lunchsiin. nor do they IneluAi licrn*et for staterl that We wjll hai*' n i * > with re-g 1,11.1 *h „ most / n * la i,tt ;,l tin Jmnm llmli K. h-.| on.J ^ plain iron' ii l.n-ii-. ■-d t.. set up retail merchant* which arc buyer on tiie market un* icas-ui mnaitlyy ^ ^ P iB w U iy . M(\«uwhlt(\ Vfilunlrrr rriiiit- C ohnI^ nnd fiuully ■In !v ^fnu|n •rluMiiscIvcs party jo the payable to the S tate Comptroller, that will deal In ubnfloll litis Col Early E. W Ihirnn. com thr instructional Hiller initialed. The tri­ end license* 'fo r Insurance agent* buyer tells me Ik* will be In ikisI- merits me taaUniiiny to - *,/*■<l !«>■ improve BERM A N NAMED MANAGER whlclt are now jteyeble to the tlon lo pay the lilghrst cash price, ndvand- e^tlmsle* f„ the fir at two prot’i'iiui which was begun during manditij* officer if the Orlando i>Uria| ,axl the fart they were -ih~. _ ateto treasurer as Insurance com* for this product from tire small weeks of Heptembcr. 23X33 men the Orangc Srmlhole and (he Trl- Army Air ll asr, together wllli nsstgned to their tusk* by a dic­ . .P IT T SB U R G H , sep t. 80. GPr— grower who dons not have an r.s- algned up for Ute rrvpilar Army County wntkahep held th i. sum. 2n oltwr offierra from (lip ha >. tator docs ti«l absolve them roliiion«r« The Pittsburgh Pirate baeeball ufficj-rs nf the Coast Guard .Auxi­ from their icspotiaitrlllty for According te alate laws enact- tsblbhrd outlet TtiU, to my mind. That 1ft nearly as many h.-, Jiart liecn .me. club announced today the ap* liary Unit, and file Sen Scouts, their ,-ict.s. Will be of some help to tile small cxjiccteri for tho full month sd In r» 4 l, no person, firm nr Dr. Frank Quillniah, County - polntment of B illy Herman ae got an insight intV~NnVr«l Reserve gladioli' grower I' SelccHve Gcrvlce headquir lets Dealing with the defense con* health officer, spoke at th» rniol(te new manager. Herman play­ Raymond Owynn of Oviedo, pea* corporation atull engage in . or that reports from Waal Ing ^ n j hricfly discussed tiie ser­ training methnja .when they tiwik tention that some of the defend­ "This Fprt Myera Rem Is In lute sold ed this keason with, the Boston aenger In a Ford pickup truck manage any b u iln eis. profession an 'enjoyable cnllso yesterday boa tils fndlriite that the Rrptemtier hud ontv carried out orders. a m . Herman sucreed* Frankie Which turned over on th# Orlando or occupation * for which an o c­ wllli efforts we have constantly quotas nl 25 000 was met chtefly vices that ran Ik* given tho aboard Hf'«7f» to Del amt landing ants n,e tribunal rule,! that a defense iach who retim ed . highway near Lake Minnie shortly cupational license ta x t» required emphasised, for llm production an-1 with men tirtarer, ID arid XI years schmd* through hi* office. Plan* amt bark oil Hoi -Inlllts Itivec. ■if stijK-rior orders has never e State end County liwnae markaUng of new rrops. While wen- made for the showing of mn after midnight. 1* being kept at unless Is procured from the tax collect­ gladioli prodtHUlou lia-s Ua-n rs- Officials prrillcl Unit tiie IncrcaKerl hi tilth film i nch month at county They were guests of Lieut. Cipmdr. been rccdgnixed a* a defense to Femald-Laughton Memorial HosW. R. Conway, commander of the October quota also will bo filled, crime. However, tlm summary o f the County in which the tsbllslied In Florida for "car--. I K tal to determine possible Internal or provided Army physical s la rain rib schools, Hr. Gulltman also report-, Naval Reserve Unit nt Sanford. no,tod- that n «lefei|*i* of superior id that the .Stale Welfare Hoard’ i Sidelights A t juries, according to Dr. H. D, piece of business Is located, or am particularly pFaant mltli this are not applied too Htrlclly Tho A rm y'officer* were invited from the comptroller o r . ****° arrangement to provlrhi an oullct rVntnf trailer was eirrrrntly at on the trip in order tn *«* how older* i* considered a mitigating . attending physician. N uernberg T rial Smith, . for the am*Her producers 'till, l.yman High School in l/ongwood the Naval Reserve training ayij- circumstance aft the charter of owynn suffered severe bruiting treasurer. With tha exception gf . reUll should .encourage production,, and and excoriation* In the region of and would remain In the County l*ni i* working, sini-e Orlando the tribunal provides. The Judgment reviewed the - NUERNBERG, B*pt. 80, GPi another week. the stomach, but then la no evi­ merchant* who pay the *Ula com- Increase receipts. We need more Army Air Rare is currently cm nets of aggression and time af-' — Hermann>Gparing and some dence of ahock In spite or the fact trollrr for llcimses an July 1 such outlets for new, nr umimal T . B. Officials To Mrs. fluids Wilson, County gagrd iji. training Air Reserve ter time quoted the minutes of lurts, and It Is our aim to help o i the other defendant* a t the that he was brought to the hotpits! each year, ell llceneei ere due end A ttend Jn x Meeting home demonstration agent, dis­ personnel. Tiwy included: < ol. Ilitler’u secret conferences plantheir development -where ItiU M ail trial were alnmat late for payable on Oct. 1, unless other* In an unconscious condition, cussed plan* to direct a study Ijuncmi. l.ieut. Col, J . /,. Amack- ning war to show ih sl the N ati’s ■ appears at all practicable Um reading of the IhUrnaHonp W provided for by lew, cording U> Dr. Bmtlh, . in tent____ ion* wet^o clear f ronq ■I tribunat'a summary today. Mfa. Edward Kite her, executive of adapts In means with managers er, l.ieut. Col. W. W. Keith, J r .: _____ Up to Saturday noon W8 busi­ "Manager Jack -Taylor, Jr., of our Canby B. Kimble of Oviedo, driv­ r f school lunch r**mn*. ■ Major T* 11. Edmamlsi- Major -Gr inaTf^T h e haavRy guarded slerato r er or the truck, told 6 tote Highway ness and prof*M lonil_JI«j»Bs«to Palmetto market reported Hint secretary for the RrrjilnoJti County Mrs. Ahhfe fioyd, county wej* 5?' .n,,|5 r, l i . ( ',,P.L . Vr'! K' itacd to bring the N ail de*'"» * tribunal said (hat in M* Patrolman l* O. Bender wtm In- amounting to (2,724 ware laaued, crop* ere growing alow, betattv* of TtrtrePfTirdfTs Association, and Dr. Capt. H.* A. Holstein; Caift 8. hook,' "M ein Knmpf,” Hitler made fepdanu from Owit* cells to vesUgatmt the accident, that he and 35 bstoraga licenwr*. amount rain, but that weathrr had bvn Frank (Juillman and his staff at faro w»*i i *-i, explained tho ser­ Hmlth: Lieut S, MFinkle; Lieut. vice* she" could give to tho school* Ills views qUIte plain and that tho Beininole County Health Unit • court room broka down*. ■ had been* blinded »*• gpproachlnf to (7,673. * WUl ot (10,898, favorable the last few days through visits to homes pf pupils R. U* Holder. • Nearly half of the defend- car headlights. The truck ton down this was no private dairy hut r. J tokins roporfgd. I "Ideal conditions for * tram* will nllrm l a meeting in Jackson­ Other .officers elmard, jvrro! whoso a ltin d an ci’ i*' lacking. win known lo everyone. It* w»r* in court when the five concrete post* before planting celery, esrarote, lettuce and ville on Oct, 3 end 4 of TuberLieut. I. W, Eussinnn; Lieut. The Justices held th at the cam* tor machinery failed. M iss Hnnd nnnounrrd that the to m t on IU aide teetn; ndnatne were noted by Manager If. eluosls worker* and physicians F. P. Weil; Lieut. C. A. W roiinkk; Seminole P . T . A . To 1men hurried repairs ‘and . poalte to the direction it J . 1-Chman of the Sanford market from 15 southern slates and the next meeting nf U t*' 'principal* Werren Offirors, 1. C. F’ridnv and paigns waged hv the Germans against Poland, Denmark, Nor­ the rest o f tha defendant* been moving., M eet Tom orrow 3:45 A survey of acreage planted In tliat D istrict of. Columbia for thu first will be held on Oct. 23 at her C. W. W t.ner; fo| R; A. KollUon; way, Belgium ; the Netherlands prst-w ar meeting of the Southern office. ' reached the courtroom barely Oeorgw W. Thomas, driver at a are* Is now bring made. Col. W. W. Millard; l.ieut. Col. * Luxembourg, Yugoslavia, Greece minute hrforg, tha eight Tuberculosis Conference. ■ Ford Sedan which collided late Sat* first meeting of the ScminEdward D. Edwanls and Lieut. nnd Russia were aggressive war, urdty afternoon wth a Dodge Se* e*. filed In. : Approximately 300 physiciain, F. T. A. will be held K, It. Halsey. OOMI’KNH ATION PA HI F IV E ortlr e fU r noon fNuerndan driven by Whitney Dev Is In ita discussion of two counts public health workers end ley per­ ---------afternoon at 8:46 Arrangements for the trip were HOAG TO MANAGE G*MKN the Intersection of MeUomrlllt i T^me) the Americen nf the Indictment relating to sons comprise the boards ot dlrtc* o'clock at the achool _ with the made by Lieut.' Frank West, T A L M H A B 8 E K , Repu J O Celery Avenue, damaging both _ y guard eUndlng behind 'crimes again st humanity and war them* for the year being “Foun­ GAIN ERVILLE, Sept. M -fiT ) tors of the state and local tuber­ (H iocial)—Payment of unemploy­ UHNR, who na* charge of the crimes, the tribunal listed a ct wea arrested by pptkss for onel General Jodi fell In ■ culosis association in thi south are ment compensation In 8tmlnola boat, Lieut Cmtlr. Alex R.. John­ dations For Progt**#-1 ' The ob — Myrl Hoag, popular. Falatka driving. ink The reading of the firm foundation* A ialea m anage, during the IPtd expected* to atlenl. This U the County during the week ending son, Lieut. W. J . Toll and Chiefs a fte r act. T hen it said that the la to, summary p ro ceed flectin . evidence was quite overwhelming haa bton named to man- first mfcting since HM0 end the S e p t 20 amounted to (97.00 and E. P, Hair and ‘d’kmeal I.uruien- of n system atic role of vi alt nee, interruption while the first held In Jacksonville since « « f age ware made to 5 persons, Carl 0. berg. rtpiusented tho Coast brutality end terror. i Galneayitle G-Men next lay on the fleer three > "Education,’ Tho year. He will' replace Dick Data ag erfll Frank K .__ . . . ___________ Smith, chairmen of the Florida Guaro Auxiliary. D ealing.w ith the exierminstlon r ml notea before, he re ProgTiM." Miss S ta te s represented will be ,Flori­ Industrial {^Ruidsslon, reported u Manager, but B ata remain* on of this ettr, died iaM weak at ^ilgh L ieu t West cncmmcnded Jhe o f Jews, the tribunal- cited sett* fais fe e t and le ft the discus* new trend tn Fbrt Myera. according to the roster. The . Gainesville club da, A lai*m s, Arkansas, Georgia; today. Payment* amounted to fine work nf. the sea scout* In mates of fl.bOo.OOO killed under _ went. The heat from word received hers today. Mr, MB* also announce formal acceptance Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, (101,451.60 throughout the statu aiding to man the vessel. They H itler's program. The summary light* in the crowded room leer was formerly tn tha fumltagw Douglas I/osslng, Hilly mentioned th at the hair o f wo* of a working agreem ent with Mississippi, North Cayollts, South and were made to 5,673 j orsons, weio: stifling. - 'w and at one Urna headed the Oklahoma. Tennessee, reflecting no significant fiuEtna Brinson, Larry Strawder, John men victim* was cut o ff before the A tlanta Cracker* o f the South Carolina, ______ 1' ■,1 ...................... . brick agency here. Texas,* Virgin in and West Virgin) ft, Ron in rrcvnt week*. . Root, J r , and Ralph ■Johnson, ern Association, . (f->allaa»4 Os raga Bisk I) l-w ^ S fc Orlando Air Base Officers Inspect Reserve Training Raymond Gwynn Is Injured In A u ' t o Accident r X ‘A * - • ... , ftSSI I j . i . 4 * -, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 27, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 27, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0e3c59e256acf57023e5528158622aa1.pdf 3e31a7e8bedd7b4ed4bc415dd434f15e PDF Text Text E l GUT THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLOWIQA THURSDAY, StPT. 26, 1046 — W E A T H E R ' " T71 7 ~ * * iS x , P a r t ly c lo u d y t h is a f l c r n p o n t h n * ^ to m o r r o w , w it h s c a t t e r e d G r u n in ^ h o w * w r t n a H e r n d o n * .. r .: In UrfJty Thera la Strength— DISPENSING C H E M IST S ^DRUdOlSrS GEN CAL Ts Protest Um rr* o * of lb * World; ITiS YQJJR MO.VErHere Are Money Savers Ta Promote (h* F r K n l a j t A a n le q AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVII D r o p in a n d g e l o u r low p rie rk o n Ih o fo llo w in g f e e d * : . T uxedo Hroiler Mash Tuxedo Laying: Mash Pacific . , Tuxedo S ta rte r and (•rowing: M uhIi Tuxedo 20% Dairy Feed Tuxedo Sweet Feed 9 Tuxedo ('lip|K>d Oats By JA N K FADS . W ASIIIHGTON— 01>) — It boast* but Jt2 square Atliiipti.u t mintv Va.. nn Potuutar fioni the cap km wti |t> Am rrim ni nrrr It i* ruiTHilly irlvbrdt 100t|i anniversary. Menutn tie Ivani le’vicli, lull, ’ Third smalltst niunty 'lender, patriiAn of iM-anng ami United .State*; It i* the 'ilu res, »ny* htr family mlshtine for C.'i.UUO war dt *ate i .'from Spain to Smith resting place of thP II America -Mm yj-at* age. Kiw Scidier. , e ,.„i,,|| fiy etd ly .. and evin Arihifflun futility ill in nrr |oraU*il !lii» PfiitfiRon Ituildlii^, the ’ t-rynne tliink* rbe will i>e one,of Navy Ann**, Knrl Myrr mill* Ihi* j > c a p ita l* mutt disiiogmsluol National A if|arl. 'Thu majority of it« , rc»iil«uitn rill- fcnleral ru t-1 %%nrkiiiK in thc (Hatrlrt of Cnlirnit.iii 1let till*>c of ilw .1. ime |M>|iulutlou Yiririuiu'a «in(t* li’iri*1 iH iiiiir Hi- • a n li !»•- |H« ••III 11 vVilt lx o n l y o u r r lllililll fu ll lim r Ut it if l!ll{»l' hulij riiiiiloyr, for rvrry 10 Anlrri<fin fmnilirn. In |t<00 |tmr«« mu* kV4 rkifr for ev.ty II famllii**. I be bureau s»y* that in lltlU mote than li.o n O m Women w ork' ■«l a*— bml.'eliolit employes, a - 1enter number Ilian Wete lisled f i any oilier •ccuputlon, Ittii by 1 'trb, l u l l , ItpplOXiluMrly' 4IN),* •.Oil of the-,, had left their job*. The majority of these, accordint' io»a New York Drpuitimtut • I a h .o -u tv e y , a ,e u iiM illin g JUST AS MRS. SflMA MONlNFIlD, .New York, u ia of Iho 18 turv(vorg of the It* Ifiiun airliner d ita itrr was bcltitf taken (nun o rescue plJn# (to p ) at the Gamier, Newfoundlaial, airport, her brother, Joseph I'om cx, arrivtti by plane. Ama/etl at flminiM him at her aid#, thy injured woman (ill plclute at bottom) Is overcome with emotion. (/n (rrn atlo n al) to B O O K IN G BOYS I N SLA YIN G S E * '.»)< g j - ’y ; y ROY JOHNSON’S (iR I I J , M M | | y, F O O D !) — S E R V IN G — D IN N E R i 11-lllut l< I III- lip Slant hi i ‘in- iiue m u there i .in 11" II" gleiilrr ermr Until iiverloud nn jhr »fi,| and arm., yel ainmtg ti hi r nu n no- i- «■.. nmw|s Y*T‘ )' .1 wlii. I- W A T C H F O R O P E N IN G A D “ RO Y W A N TS TO SEE YO U ” - - M A G N O L IA A V E N U E a ls o a , # g o o d s lo c k o f A rm our's Fertilizer b r n r r S eco n d nnd S a n fo rd HOTICB O r KLICTIOII T7 HKM2 A 9 . The U flU e lu re ef IXS. •r>J«r the ConitilMllun of IMS. vf the • te le s4 fto e td e . did p e n • Ju tel He*oLiUoni pivpvelriy em endmente to the Cun»tiiullen e f the l u t e cf Ftortde. end the ism s w e re eiived to b r e vote of ihree-tiflhe of til the m em berj ,ile < tr d lo veeft hou».*: the! the voter oa wkd iJoint fteeoluUoni w eft eetvred upon their revpectlvt*Journelt. w ith the yeea end i i j i thereon, end they did d tte rmlne end direct the! the eeld Jo in t Mee^lutloni be eubmltted to the elector! c f Ihe B U te el the O vrrteJ Election In llotem ber 11(4 WOW THZAEF 0 H2 . 1. I t A. OKAY. OecrrUre o f fltete of the S u te of fU rtd e. do hereby (Iv e notice thei • arW EK A L ELECTION will he held In eerh rvuM y In Florida •n Tuesday neat succeed In j thv .ftrvt Monday In November A. D. UM, the vetd Tve*4 ey "bviof the * r I J T l i d a y OF NOVEMBZJt for the retlflcellon or rejection of (he •eld Joint Keeulutiona p r e p r i n t Am^rulrw «U lo th e ConeUtutioa c i the fitele •# H ondo vie: •»enL —- . . ^ (Ks C a llm lU m mt T o w , b j A m an d lo j JU ctlort II an d I I e l Article VIU e l the C'ootUluUea o l the l u t e e l , 1*1eel de u Adopted e l th e Clenertl R m IU m e l Ne> o m U r , I t i l , celd A mendment to _P r* %lde I jt the He-Numt>er1n f e l l o t j o f i i II end IS of Article VIII of the C onctltuUon e l th e flu te e l fle rld e u Adopted • I the O enerel Election In llo eem h er. ol Article VIII of Ihe Coaitltutton vf the BUU of FlorUi. ervd to Provide the! In the County of lint«b*foufh. BUU ol Florida, the County ^Tsn Aeeeveor ehell Align the P •any ef* “the “County " for * Levylnj suit. County. the purpose Bchoolc end Municipalities In Iho County of IflUtboroufh Exrept the Oty of Plent City, Flortde. which Shell be Eaempt from the Provtelvni Of (Ml Amendment, Taiea l^eJM by the BUU. County. Count? School Iloerd. School DUtrtcti. Special Tee School DtatrlcU ond the MunUiiulUtM of the County Except the City of Plant City, flortde. he rr resolved nv the i jo i s l a TUKi: O/ THE STATE OF 1*1./KlinAt A liT IC U XX . ar.*TION I. T>>» ts(UI*i">* I* sulherb e d *n4 't n i w * m J I t i r n i U , h r ls « h Iso* *n*ct*u hr II si U* inultr m •ian h*M la A. D. 1*41. •* tl U| uU r tsM lon I h t i s i n t f , lor Um ran J'U a n , o b a tu tiii.f mt u r* H o g ot sng C o u n it O llU ti la Orange C uuntr, T ier14 *. i m l 4 n l . U .ett U m t.tp '.ol Irena Inn etlK i* e< thl* A itkl* Jo-li** e l nil n i « l ' ; sntf Ie p 'o iU * M the u e i i t i i s l kr. .1 ro lle tila a e l m unlrtgel Msr* nnd n " r " m * iiti. u t elts*r e t lb*m . h r C ountr U s o lllrs rt In teld C eunlr. A nr I t s M e n o tu d r ts p e r ilr g the -re a w lld ttlu n os c rrs lie e e l e n r C eunlr e lP • •• m all probrrlbe the M aatra. dalles sad lorngenael h " . ol Ihe efTU .rs deitgnsie-l ineieln tn e tr r t lte s n d d tu h e ri* U-* dull*, ml Pas o i l ) " ' le c n a e lld s le d or r r t a u d end a n r lew nu Snecled le a p ertln , trie eaaeeem enl end ro llrc tlo a e l m unlrl^sl u s e e an d e*ae«em*nta, or etlher e t Ui«(n, h r e u u a tr U s ,D in r * ii ahell p resid e U r lh* Deliveries Everybody from factory to dealer It doing everything that can be done to ipeed deliveriet to you ' W* know that Chovrolol Is doing everything p a s s ib le la tfep up Its production totols-lo.shlp more ondim i . .a_m_ c____ a r t la us ond lo Its thousands of other dealer* throughout America . . . and we know, too, that wo ore assured of getting our full proportionate shore of Iho currknt output and of, future .. - , . . . . . ' . •• Diiappolniino as lh* fated llfeurai have been—ond detpite *3 ' Ctovrolof was.out *f production epIWoly during Ihe first *hr#* months af tha y**r—H |, Mvarthdlaas true In total production from th a t d ay I* this. continua ^ mafce d e n a r i* * a ^ w n r it n r a o t v r n n v T i n r t u r n a . [ t u b * o r n i r trrA T f o r F U i'U ,>*i Thkt the fulto«klnf »mrfv«1ee*#nt el *««• lion S» A rticle III of Ibe Cno«UI .' »*1 the Stele ef Flsclda releltng to • dil­ ation* ti h e rtb v u r e t d tb sru1 «h* l ^e • ibmltle.l to the elector* nl th* *t»t| o ( Ftorkle for r*t|ftr*tl.-n or tries: » »t the n r i t Uenevel KVction to be t #'« n Nevcrmber. A. D. lh * toot l* to n r <b»l t i t 4 M ellon *10 , Article III e f the ( c\* •M utton ef th* B tite e f F lo rid a’ •/-ill | | enimdeB end M emended ehell tr* J A folio net SECTION SA Lew* m ik ln i It.e ••»r<m<latlone for the eeU D ct ef r - N i t efflcteU end etnpl.'vrra end etl ethtr •open*#* e f Ihe JH ile Uxell cont»»n proYlftteni nn no eth er ru b ie d nor ii.iil re ap p ro frU IU n be an Incident of inv «thrr bill; ell d e le en eto b rietto n r e»cr^t re pro|»rU tiooi for the roen^y •ctitK-*!* n v iv tier, cltlee. or e th rr petltlcel r»»t*li» •»*-»• of the Btete. ■*oroprDttof.* I n errmr* e en t Improvomenta e n d bu»tJ;**e» t** •trie In rtltu tlo n i #• p fo tto e l 1st »* prior • noctod o | |h o t i l l Wfl«iolur« IvctsUtufM and for b o n tlo m r fund* and In til fun-lc, oh all he In ono fonoral apniDeflation bill *»r ic fi am ondm anl o r atipplomant iL m to •h all Iso for no lorvyar th a n to u «»•'*. AH approofM Itoea m aio pi!*-r t> tbo adoption of Ihla i m i on arhtoh aia tern* U k tw to (ho o t iMa m W i ahaU OJiylro ao ol Ju ly I, III*. 27 i-ih ‘' K een e rm. mn, w nr u transportation by bringing "your cor to us lor service now and el regular intervals. Lei us help you lo keep it In good running condition-to main­ tain iU parforn)anoe, appeara nee'and resale yilu e-until th* day wRan yeur dkw Chev­ rolet comes along. , • • Athens KcHidcntH V oting Again Today . Aihens, Tcnn., Sept. 27—trV)— The resident* nf Athiui*. Tdmi., ■re voting again toda) nnljr two month* a fte r th bullet-punflurral count)' election. Thi* tliey ■re chousing a mayor. f""i alder mt; and a school b«*r<l T'|» office hi'litsrs sell G-d pi'lay will succeed those wh • I'-ig n rd as a result of the p.lilual up hraval in thr count) folio ing the bulleta.anl-bsllot, rlecti.in Aug. I. Torl*y’a Idalloting ia in the form of a referendum by the C ity Gcv>d Gnvi rnmrnt l-eaguc. The oflira holders have •giccd to re ­ sign at • time with candidate chosen in the referendum tn re■place them one by oftc. Vacsncie* an the county election commission ruled nut a special elec I ion. WIST COAST IHIPBUUOn Henry J , Kaiser spreads his hands expressively as tie appears before th . House Merchant Marin* Committee to defend hit shipbuilding activities during the war. Kaiser admitted his companic* made huge pronto, but declared they also saved.Iha government half , billion dollars providing Vitally needed ships. (International) W •» ■ . ut rr itrsoLvrn av tmt t.rtits'Ar Ttta- nr the ett n or ri/>ntPAj[, • C C n w i ». T M l A rtlcU V r . t » C is e l" i “ - s «• i« e n m #1 n o * * W s n w rV rl I t s J S tn r n u t r i a an mUl' "*>*• t r r r t n la bm S iw - n • • « m u » 4« r l SIM A rt'rlr r s i t t y r ta ttir rin tto a ot <>m J « 1f t o l Uio iV 'M a l Itr - w J I" »*4 • « ■gsssfnhl* C w intr | M 1*11 CoysW O oltrtlcf a l M l* C it - t r . - J IS r •*»» '• Hmrrbr a-ta o * l a ' s e t <J>*'1 *m ' uS -JP -* '« th e r l r n o r i a l tM SU Ia ml C . r i t l **r rsiirv-ikn, rr'trw -tk m m ort i,l«ni«i rrtrrtM n at «** r e s e*e »»»l D w lU ia to to Im M *n rnfirr th# V n t W o od,, wmbw, tsrs u r«ii«*s: - . - um n ta » S S r n a N a . Th# Ju<V# a l lh# Cm ml a s s a r t t* s * 4 r»i ria r s m tl# Caui M S to* t» M * Sol'CUV -r > # M c*-« tto l l h#f,tM #r t o r r - l r i by «*• Community CtnU r. MEETING RLATM) MONDAY . The first Phil meeting of the Men's Club of Holy Cross Church ' —1 11 he Im K-t.l n th Parish llnusa will held Iin the* Parish House Monday evening a t 7 :0 0 'o'clock. A supper will be stored. - eCetieri *r v*hl casmr •• *ih#r it»t* • r- ' - - - g y W ILLIAM ZADOK D U M K O PF wonder* what th * newspapers will now da to flit up that corner o f peg* oa* which /[old th* dolly doings la Nuernberg. ' - O eau eatoe Th* a8nford Celery Drippers, cclored baseball team will meet the Orlando Red* In a a to - r i t r at Municipal Park San-' dav afternoon a t Xr00 o'clock. (j) The proceeds of tho tilt will be allocated to a fund for con- YOU 1VMI01 OF SIRVICI t i l Sanford, Florida nvaiinati Samoa A44iltaau r#t non t!.!itn>, r.iuunf to ih* ib» *r;«ttsa ot is* j" * - * «• is. reuii »r i t i e t la mn4 t v • • c a r 'V s C e u n lr * * 4 M r C o n -1 - r* 'tH t» - M n t * C o u n tr. Ceat/af P tH $ 1 ’ fkoak vou far your hinndfy promise you a naw high oxporienca whan you taka dolivory af your AT (OWfST COITI HOUSE JOIN T U s u t U T I O S N a It* A JOINT RESOLUTION h « r o " > < sn AnMn 4 "MWI u A rtK Is VIII a t Um 1'o as lll'itla n ut Um SUM ol rValKM H fM tl'f w A in u n i.n l mt P iu p .il, lo t T tlW u 4 ISM C ourt Pun a l ¥ . . . « , k y A l t l n , l l m u A M Itla ea l M w i w Pra.IdS “W 4 County ml H o . SUM *1 rv»'Ut»! P m C asiaty Ta* Atmmmot w o t A a r n t t i P io p e n * ol Ut* Cm m , lor Um . . Poland reports a shortgg* of cats.. Thera 1* ea*> country that should prove a very ready mar­ ket for that yeVto-be-Uveaud patrods. AU wl are interested past several nionUi, wore Miss Bsssii Zaehnrt and Mi* I.. W. .Shuman. BurVeys b f all store* In Seminole County will Ik- made j In 'Ihp future bv Orlando ttl’ A personnel. II (’. Dnllose tins tervrd a* rhairtnan nf the local nrirp and ralionlng l>.'i"d D ur­ ing ihr war period ami for •omr lime after the board w « under (he direction of A II I'eteisnii who is now artivc as n iraltnr. of rain fell during the night, and tlio rAin continnca tp fall tjslay .’ 1 ’ A t Ihe height of (he (food, transportation u is ’ halted in mane portions of San Antonio. Hundreds of automohtles were stalled while their occupants wailed to vnfety across street* where wuter was running with dantrernugi swiftness . The Good is .di-scribed us the wor«t since the t 1 San A n -, dimi.i ll-i-le i \ Sun Antonio ncw<p,ipvi' .ii-.n ia l it ps. tb * most serious flood in the mem­ ory of living 'man. * I'o) * e i.roadr*-J appeals for h-'.itil oil...m I motors a fter \t mv .1'«•'i 'iltie , I'ui , a number of ,t. | i • and ra ft* ' TRIKD FOR THEIR CRIMfS .iK.iinjt htigi.mily, Germany'* micr-powcrDll high cnppiMnil sit* In ihe prisoner*' ilock l*ifr>rr th<- Intern*Itnnal Military Tnhurist at ttu rm i.ri; They arc I Ren trsrnar *lr*l Hermann tkreimg ram inpilrr of the Luftunllr ? Ru.lolf He**, deputy fuehrer. 3 Joachim von ItlhtM-ntrop foreign minis ).cr; 4 Fi’cli| Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, chief of ihe high com muni. h —Alfreil Rosenberg, rllrecior ef the foreign pohlu .l oftti •- <> lla n * Frank, who tulc.l Polish ar-v*. 7 Wilhelm Krirk. ilirrrlor of central nfflce for ’Norway. AUa<r-loirralnr. R Julius Strn chrr. eilltor nf l>er SUirwer; 0 —W tlthrr Punk, director of lh* luirhsbank; 10 lljalm ar Schacht, heal of,the lteichst>ank. It Grand Chinese Armies Citrus Packing Operations Slated 100 Weap ons To Locked ! ' To Get Underway Next Week Thunder Welcome Struggle American Legion gnyij fuijt, utj- r*l>" led p, stall. ('ommunittl ■—-i ■—- - 1- ‘ ■Q-.'f - | 4>Vt"i " O f llwalliif “Ker-iu* Convention ^ Will Of P resen t Battle Begin On Sunday | in n l " " iiu ri!, > and • C n m la v e ’s B iu^ est DisruKsion I ’o Bt* On " I n d e l e n d ) fn» p r l " I i " |l - i rite 1‘u i r i i k l i i . i t i " i i i p i i m , l i t p h i l f u i i i i n liu ig . i d e I In- n e w I. I.tiili i m i n i . 1.1 ' t i . " h a s lie i ■ ■' 1 -it t a m i m ade -. i d , f ie \* " 'I I t - > N I’ I M M IS f ’«» K ept J 7. l i s h r . l in ;s \ si I**milt * * • v\ |> • . r llir \ n i^ i t r a i t I f|*|»»i» la llic « ti t r r n t fiplitin^ • al i»«*» UT*1 <)|H’iiiti|; it a ‘.'K ill iin iiii.il r o i i v r t i e t r a t tr i e J o i|ttip i n iA ( «Mit|M»et o f ( I o n in .S a n F r i n c i i r n n n H u n * llvrdiTin. day, and (hi* h iirire v t t o p i c u p "T h e n e w s p a p e r t l o r y v a . tin f o r d is ru itB iftfi w ill lo- iM in u ird , scribe (I hk '*rrliiible,M* a l l h m n i h n A bout 16 0 . 0 0 0 I r R i o n t i a i l e.« a t o r o m p lp ti* f j o v r r n t n u n t h l.irk o iif * n rip n c trl to a tte n d . Ilrn * a re nt we of t ie K a lg a ti o p e t si* ot anno of th r rr u n liitR iio ttir y e t ill i i in f o r c e . T h e p a p r t iiff*-! I a re t«* hm »* l n #d m d e n ii: n o d r t n t U « if t h e a c t u m ’ h n ♦!. *o Hi t s«»ltlt to n n r |f e. . a I moiiia t o *»ny thr* h n tlli* a t It a is 11 s ’ * • o f |M I is O ltllllll fill 'h i t V HVt-l • “ In te iiM * • Nstlitai*. «»urciv pit * i*#l 1 *t flit l i a f t ' r f '. r K a I c . m * 1 s Of l*»*t a t II l a i l a * . .sit J *tf * Oe to w ti o f I **1*111 I ts* a• • p i • m e n p n ^ l i c t c i l t h a t i( U»c ' *.utn n in tn l* a r e i l c f r n t f | a* th e * a o (H tln te t h e y n * u l d )>«• i | a i l s . | Id n v n r j n t r h n l i r a i i . I l o w e v n . h o l y Hi ie # r o m i i l i rr* | n n I d e a l d r f n iv c • t r o n i r h o M . M i t t o t i t p h d h> m o u n * (Kins. Tlu*# Catholic nc\v*pu|i'T, W elfare, ytnted. mrHiiwl o i r , that another icovrrnmrnt f o r c e h n « attackctl Toltin. DPI.AND, Sept. 27. (Special) — For the benefit of 'public school teachers and other* who cannot attend’ classes during Ihe day-time hour* o f Ut" regular school week, Stetson University is o ffe rin g ' a lim it' d number of rouhe* on' Thu rsd ay e v n in g i and on Saturday.* this fall. Ilraii II. C. Garwood an n o u n cer holay." . Course* in d u ratio n , geoJ grnphy, sociology, and history will b« offered if there is suf­ ficient demand. Thursday 'night classes will beg^n Oct. 3. Those who a re jn le r c s td may irport ■t any time from 7:00 to H:00 P. M. th at ’'evening. Saturday classes will begin Oct. 5. Those Interested In Saturday classe, may report at 0 :0 0 A. M. Degn Garwood atated that n larga British political .agent wae eh.’t number nf teachers and others tn death In the nrthweet Trontler hod expressed th eir desire ’ for New* Agency dlepaUh‘from Delhi REMAINING TRAILKRH MOVED ouch classes. . m m ig i, t LAWRENGDRURG, Turn.. Sept. 87—l& i—Tha d ifen** counsel- for Jft Columbia, Tenn. negroes charg­ ed with participation in last F e b ­ ruary's racial flareup started their cose today. Th* sta te ' rested Ue rase last night* a fU r offering testimony and exhibit* aimed at proving its ccntentlon that four policemen, who were shot when they entered the Mink Slide ere* of Columbia war* plainly visible. . The defence contends th at hegroe* In th * area were alarmed over "racial feelings” end m is­ British Politician took the officers for a mob. /(g e n t Shot To D eath T h * state presented Its case in ■ week, although it took six LONDON, Sept. 27—(AT— A weeks to select the all-erhiLt ju ry pow sitting In the panel box. negotiated. •' el t uiHpany ,,t ihe Farmer* .State Mar Ret, The Maikft Fruit Ciitn party nnd nenrliy Sniitliuard nnd i’atrirk fruit parking plant* nri- Ihe injunction, which had resalt­ ed In the imprisonment of union chief Ceorge Mueller. S jtllfm e n t hopes aroused by the withdrawal of the Injunction an,i the release nf Mueller wer* dashed-by the failure of wage talks. Tha u rlrn is demanding a 2 0 , percent In e ra s e , tha latest offer from the company would havj- granted five percent. The strikers rejected the offer, end Mueller says the company has not budged since. ' The remaining trailers of the SO Navy trailer* at the tralliucamp at French Avenue and Flftn Htreet were todiy being loaded on Navy trucks br mean* of a large rntne, end were taken to Green Cove Springs, This will supply a badly needed area for trailera of'Incoming tourist*. .’ D a m a g e ! s I ’ M im ing: tutil literally thou.. residents have boeu ■■!< homeless by the flood, w a ­ ters. MotV* 'titan s ix in c h e s Stetson P lan s Niiflit Defense Of Neifroes Classes F o r Students (n R ace Trial Begins said that the agent, MaJ. John Stewart Denal. wo* kidnapped by tribesmen June 2t and lat«r was released. Th* dispatch 'gave no details of his death. Donald and two other members of the British Agency staff wer* held captive two week* by tribes­ men before their release eras P ro p e rty Into *Mill ui ns As Rains S 111i Fail ^ 'A stj< tlt1JC at». J4tguilti.ring .iti* t. _. 4 We ho*, boon Informed by Iho Chovrolol Motor Division (hot th* pail month has wltnossod only a slight Improvomoqt In th* rat* of production of now Chovrolol postsngor cars. As a rosult, shipments of now cars lo doaltrt for dolivory are still far bolow tho Itvol wo ond lh* factory had hoped lo attain by this llm*. In fact, through Auguit, Chevrolet's output of cars In 1946 was only JX6% of th* numbor lufnsd . out during tho corroipondlng period of 1941. production galnt. » te m p t t u r n Pie p re riu e re ) e< U>1* A m v n Jm trt. . . SECTION I I t. From a n f aK«r J a n u ­ a ry I. IH I. Iha County T a t Collector tn tho County of IIUUbtHoufn, Blato of VTofMa U.aII rot 1*41 sit Ua#q Wvtot? sn tho County bv (lit BUM CuuMy, C ounty Be haul IksorJ. litiaw l D U trto s R p n lil T e a Bchpol D u tx u ti and MunidjmllUoa of JIllltborOUBh C ounty, FtorU a. o ir r y i In tho City of P lan t City It b # A f oavmf.1 from Iha brovUlona of tlfti AmcAdmvnt. E Tho L o tu U to r f ^ h a ti at tho Lo«M* laUvo BoMton of i h ! a <»4 from ttmo to ttm o tharoaflar. oitoct M m •t*orifyUi« iho p onora. function t. But m i and r o m p t r u - uuquesne s trik e Puts 31,000 Men Formosa must hava been of a vasur charactar. alnre there i* no record of itr iT T k iii'it fs ii, srpt Mar Arthur then dKlared that the Japantae had fighter fpb . port from Navv carriers, and Duq r.,1" light mil that American bombtr* without lung is im« ilown t such protection vrould hove had eormal nnd’ still * no 'chance of auccesi against 'trike of Duqursni Formosa. • ten d its -fo u rth d Finally, the General aald h e , go|i«tiont arc cont had ordsrift the withdrawal of ntw m ntrarta I* In heavy hombera to the southern have apprair,| in I ialand of Mindanao several dav* dnlimis fur the fir* before, and th a t half of the the 3200 power woi available planes, II) of them, had .’k.000 other* are u gone there. i " f th* ihortagr nf General MacArthur a Supervisory work ment wa« Uan*mlt*«d the As- ,,v„ w„rkcra arc Mt. Nrtitmi to Aoprnprt«tioni: a * Associated Press Leaded Wire F R ID A Y , S E P T . 2 7 , 1 9 4 6 Day Of Judgm ent N ear F o r Nazi Would-Be Supermen County Price And Rationing B o a r d Closes Office Here W HILE FLYIN G J i lt plana uv.r th<- Mississippi Itivrr, Raymond IViwcr. discavfm l that hr IwJ no gasoline -in hi* tank, lie land­ ed on Ihe river near Minneapolis’ and then' faced The ?»rnbl?m nf getting up I be I-a Ilk which 1 i» Due in hmigrtaiy reasons, the I IK) feel high at that point. Here he i* Ikmiik brought to the Keminole County l*rire and R a ­ top of bank. ( International) tinning Board, established bore on Jan 5. 1042, was rlo.rd tmlav end p rison, who nfl'd inforhiv--t tinn otr matter* pertaining to ra-4 Hoping, are Advised to rnntart Mb*. Marth/i Chnpmnn. rhn-f III*A j clerk * t . I bo „ld past office build . mg in Orlando, R v/n- nnoounred i by Mre. Kr.rl Je ls r . . who hna served n» chief rlerk bere. Power Production In Smoky City Still Sinking Gradually committi* sumrrmmf nousr jo ik t RcnoumoN no t*. A JOINT HTSOI.trrtON P lu p u m s lh , A n i.m h i.n l ol J n ll.n i JC ol A rp.l* Mi o l U i. ComUUiUm s i U»s *UI« ol n » - Here Is the Latest New* • f tl The Isefialeture th e n i t the ( j f W U u v i heeeien of IN I, en d from time to Ume Ihereefier eneet l i w i iH O ffta f ih e p o e m , fuaetkme. d u tie s end com* peneetkso o# County T e i C o lle c ts dene* neted la pereyreph I of Ihls hectl.n l \ end ehell lik e e tiu provide fu r u.e r«l« leetlon. ra re , cuitudy, rr y o rtln g er*d diebureem enl of ell U eee cw tlecuj Lj the County T e a Collector. '^LLi..-'.Ri*iIl!riAlUd'i- — ’ • ~ their new Chevroleti * \ P lia n t* 3 5 8 The! th e follov>ln| A m endm ent of Article VIII of the Conetltutioo ol the n u t# of H ortste relative to the n»rv«m ent end C ollect ton of etl te e e r tn '.ho C ounty of H llltboroufh, BUt# -u H o rtd e. by H e-N um berin| BecUon II •• odo^lrd hi U»» O r e m l a m t e a of IH I oa ee so m ake It reed Section 12 Of Article VIII of the C ontllh itto n of the *tete of F lo r­ ida. eAd by Amend Inf her lion I I of Article VIII nf the C onilitulton of the B u te of F lo rid :, ee tdo p ted et in* H enerel Election In November. nJ IM 4 en ee to meko II reed Bee lion n of A*Ucle VIII of tho Cnnetnution of the Htote of Florida. en-L tn ev d u d e the Cit? of Plent C ity Pom fold A m endm ent; l i t end the tom e la hereby ty reed to end tliell be eutirvUMed .to th o P o t t r t o t Ike » < t v To f/toie who eagerly await • •ut-numberrd and naver had a chance of winning, ; The General broke hit. long allknce an this subject because of charges jnadfr .by Lieutenant General Lewis II. Brereton, who commanded th e Philippine Air' Forece In 1 0 4 1 .. In . a book .recertly published. Brereton said he had aske,| permission o f Mae-' Arthur's chief o f sta ff to assault A the island o f Formosa, from _ which the Japanese attacked—tinPhllihpinrs. B rereto n " said that permission fo r the attack was withheld so long that the avail­ able small force of bomber* were caught and destroyed' at Clark F|eld, DO miles north of Manila. General MacArthur answered that chargo w ith - Iho follnwinr statement “General Bm Pton never recommended an attnek on Formosa to me and I know nothing of such a recommend#"* lion having been made.” MacArthur went on t<> »«v that in the short interval of time involved, it Is doubtful ttint an attack could have been ’ car­ ried out before the enemy’s sr» rival. - The General added that the air forces in the Philippines were hardly more than a token force, with inaufficlent equip­ . ment. Incomplete fields nnd InA adequate maintenance. “ "They vrere.” said Mar Arthur. -- ’Ltautplttely ovstw bslpjd.'* ' Tlie Oeijeral added that mt blame la attached to General Brereton or other meml>ers of the commend. ' MacArthur made a list of points concerning events on the . fateful day,- Dec. It. Maniln time , . j|e m UL fir s t. Utah-the. handl- HUNT S T U X ED O FE E D STORE CEWATF JO IN T IIM O I.l!T IO J NO. &J3 A JOINT RESOLUTION Propusing tn A m*n«f **.»•*« to (h« Cnfitlllullofi St Ih i %A«u c>f Flofld*. I j tv know n ta Article X X . B#cttone I end I. Thvrrof. f.cU tlny U» lh# ConknlLlfiRM. AUrllUtlnf bt Cre• t 1rg of C efte ln County Offlrva. and the A tiM fih tai $t.d CMltcUon of H unlHpel Teava by C ounty Tea Offlclela. In O rarye t*i>4in lf. Florlde. ind P io a ld ln f fa t fl»f•ivnrfum D vctlona far Acceptance or R ifvction cf any l-etr of D e i Fnarlrd by the l.g flrijlu fv of the Met# nt Florida a« Piot ideal ta u !4 Prov«>»cJ A m tntf- Ol'KNINOSOON . — and ninny oilier items. IsEOAU NOTICE l r . tf T- LUN CH Pillsbury’H W h eat Bran Mi HMftuttaauU ftvm rt i'im to th« •<'*oM tulip I t'ciiti »•* i f Hit* Luflifi iur\ th#y y«»t rDi*m h r»- iltuiny I|i«* vtar y m n lut lira* littv uiillno i/ca| that »!»<•. vmr Arllruttort became a ritv in [ Hrml of a county, proviilrd tin* rirflhtc nlw want It so. . U U t i a s k a e a g k g p tlM a n s u k l s s m ■,!•*<» M#.4 * a 'l l»#t snaiykta s s S <k>iw i Mb# about itom . N s l a r j B u r k ,s r tn iln s ru a tlw l | w r fcWMn meo4 atUatlsga. j T h e k lJ srrn s re H s tu te tth ie fw s r -ftsk ln § pUjnmom w sslf tmt of IW Ste m s m W* smd b r t j m a .i people * bU*i I $ p in ts a 4sw. b IM II R l l « cif klJa*/ tuU « • rut (Ultra don’t work *vli. poUsTbowa m atUr k l u i T I c m ( wIm a i i m f lU rt n « |g |ii| fc«/k*<h«a. rfcgumatlg paiM. U t $a|f.», k'*a U p t p sm4 m sr zr, trH tU j «P nkshta. t ssUin*. pu « m i uasWrth« g y I taU arU t t d dlul* ri«^\MD(ur a ra a (j(« M a rta » 1UiMaArt. OAsi UtmiAf MMUswttlwk i th« r»It *>«>•. »U h yvur kUaaya cr Uo*M#r. a alt I A sk r w r d n t s i u t (^r U a a 'i g DU.oa‘1 • a tta u k n t dlurwtU. w d • -..s .s f .D y fo r o ta r (u roar*. IXmia*# glv* 'PT H j W u l Will bw'k Iks I I MiWt q< rmm’ i mustache it* “ nuttakeout." Atlu-Mtii nAL-d the detail and Ipl-imrd a t. hi* nest |mvs* cuni sti ll e whit hi, tiiualni he wbitfirm er bollle •!e*l down to half it - ’• tirgSolf. lt-hp.lt.. • given Ih r .iitiM iin l liiiM ’A i **f K c d what — •. Estim ated P A R IS. S r p U 27, 14’)— A working committee tit Ihr I’arts Pcncr Conferonce today turned down u proposal to srt up n .Court of . humsn . rights. - Tho court Was proposer) by Australia. The suggestion was defeated by a vote of 16 to 4 after Bovlet delegate Andrei Vlahlnakv ridiculed, the idea as Infantile. The proposal ' for n court of human rights, he asserted, is worthy of being filrd only in the waste !>««ket. . The Australian plan was designei to guarantee'fundam ental freedom* regardless of race. Yishinikv denounced it »s ju ridicallv 'an,| politically , illitciali-. He slid it would-be no less jjcasonaM* to seek a w o rld 'court to guarantee equality nnd justice to Indians in Asia nnd negroes in the United States of America. Today’s action removed the, ruurt o f human rights proposal from the books *o f the confer, rare. The -«tea*ur«-had previous­ ly been withdrawn from t te a 'v d tsfls for llolgarin. Ilomnnin. Hungary and Finland and today it was removed from the su g ­ gested treaty with Italy. Ii Could lie revived, however, ut plenary - *' *'ion of Ihr confei encr In toitav's vote Sew Zrulun.l and South Africa supported thr Australian proposal. T O K Y O . S e p t . 2 7 ,1 / P ) PillHb'ury’H W h eat Shorts O f T ir e d Kid n ay s Arlington County, Va., A t 100 Ye May Become Cilv If Residents Wish BR EA K FA ST ^ Scores Hurt, Hundreds Homeless In ban Antonio Hood Vishinaky Describes Plan Of A ustralia U. S. A ir F o rces Rescued By Firem en As Juridically, P o ­ W ere Outnumbered litically Illiterate By Ja p s On Dec. 7 General Dougins MncArthui* came out with his long 1 'awaited explanation of how moat of the American plnnca ip the Maniln area wcrc-tlcstroyed on tlie ground on thu first day of the war. MucArthur said that the U. S. Air Forces wore hopelessly T uxedo. Yellow. Corn IMI1 0r4-THf-SPOT PICTUlf shows looters feeing from S chemist and provision mcrchant’j.’Uiop in ilombay, India, si a military patrol wr.» approachlny lhc Cent. T his' action toyk place during the rioting that swept I k ; .b./ when tin P.disn Interim Government headed by Pandit Nehru took over without Uie participation Ins o v » « l l^sgue. Eighty n m were killed anJ Jt'0 tcrlbm ly I g jjg s J lo Ike riots. (InUrr.uUcnnl) GOOD rrr - S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , Fir«t na„ atWar uvoiedDown • WifriNO In a police elation In Lo* j Angeles after >he Had been booked on fuiplrion ot mufdcr Is Mrs. . Jeanette P ar, 21, a former taxi 1 dancer. Police say she confessed to, (trending her daughter, Judy, 3, a spastic paralytic. She was quoted by the police as laying, **Jl way a m e r c y killing—iha killing—«he never would get snercy V e il.1*' (International Soundphoto); (JU S T w Mac Arthur Defends Proposai For g |X J ) e a fJ H U N T S T U X ED O F E E D STOKE •is following: th e m arket down! . — Established 1908 r . . M tcw irt& i jo** TH E T * P red sc* Prosperity for' Hanford. ‘- PUpYisieH • '• LIO N S MP.CT TONIGHT Rernlrers r r th * Hanford Lions Club will hold a sone meeting and supper tonight at H:00 o'clock at the Sanford C o u n try' Club at which a number o f Lion officials frojn nearby.cities an* expected t," he present. • n tfii v l» * i r • «|ii*«t»I i *,m Sn» ill f Lr-iis - it|»* « v|M<t«d . n 4( t)i« Msilr* M eikrl, reir i l l #li>»k !•» Mm k« » N U ilM E cr II- J . I oilman, win. jr*I fr-1 tii.it t h n r u n i «til| n lut nf ittrrti tinxluff iti tin* horih. .\ M-rnnittirntlfitinii tlmt nil l»nl«|iri|*s nt (hr mntkrt l»r pnifU r,| v%i»» fitntlr l*i%l rvcim n at m 1*14-•• 11ti|* »•f th ^ M n iL r t \< K n in r y FRANKFORT. Kept. 27 V.Vl — Forintr WAG Copt. Kalhlt-*-" N'a*ii ljurant .tixlay. rnmpletcd her .1*fciisc cn chrfrgr-a-.of taking part in the theft of the II t l l f family Jr wets from Krongltcrg Cnst)«« •" Germany. j Mt». Durant declined*) to l>* questioned on the theft charge and she took the stand only briefly brfote an right-judge military court -in Frankfurt. Her terifmany was roncerneil unly with a compinirn rharge of l>ritig alisrnt without Irava.. Aflor that, her attorney* asked for a rec*** until Monday to prepare final a rm Uteriis. tiiihv miinkey getting <5,000 IOstate Is Left By Roosevelt p ill rilK K K P S 'lK . N Y.. Sept. Z gP> P rr*n b n t -Pranklin- Del,iini li». ■i-v-tt left iH'litnd him an ,estate of fl.OrC'.nOO. According to n tax nppruisal filed with iiuii-li' Ms I'm im y. Y. inu grua* '- la te actuallv amounted to cottsiiiiral'ly more than |1,SOO,000. Aliuust 47E0.000 bad to be taken fi.,," that for funeral expenses, drill*, bequest* and other costs. the President’* fun ral and legal nm| administrative costs a ftu hi.\. dciitlt siim g tu mure Ahnn fitOB.000 . Kmrh of the three-oxrul"Y of the will received * r.iiiiml-sii n of ulmost $100,000. Attutney's fees canto to $75,000. Tim niunuinoiil ^%«M-te*l a l Hyd* Park cost over (il,000. Another sltcshle expense came through a part of the will which made be­ quest* of almost $00,000 to char­ ity nod public welfare. . Arrording to State Highway Patrolman L. 0 , Jlender who in ­ vestigated the accident, the Ktudnbakrr skidded into t|ie path of the other car when the brake* |ocke,| - a* - Jones nppjtrd them. Until car* were, considerably damaged. Mr. Wise wit* taken In . Fctiiald laiughtmi Memorinl llospiOtl where x-rtiy* lire („ lie taken to determine hi* injuries. ONLY HEARING SL A T E D TO N IGH T Tho City Commission will con­ duct a hearing tonight at 1:00 o'clock to hear argument* far or again*t changing tho south­ east *»d northeast corner* of French Avenue and Tw enlltth Street from residential tn” retail busim-s* xnoc*. -! "In> afternoon of |i, lei ni.dU.ry- from * M i l l ) Island in Mm i. pal Zoo was i ., wild mithrcak Ute|. 11 monkrys on .»ii.i ^h.l_ everything mild tr r h iiij« r -/ ir r t Sirpu. Mniigliteu .ind lds ussDttints gelling the iiiw arrival* I heir )">* and into iho enrbrsilr adjiiining the \l ll| -:ss. Sept 27 i API I’lilllirnl Midi-in i tt.rril mica m Green** tmlo, a* hmg ( . i « U r II |rl| I iigl.itid In irliirn I r uni evrli l*iP-li lie- I mm l l " ->.ilt |..III "I III. arrest ,,l 70 siililirr-. »ml I * ii i il l l r r i , tin 7/ mi n a ir eliargi-d " tih Irving In scr/r llir Greek military headquarters al Trikkala in Tlieaaaly. I h e 'r i l , is a kr) point from »Hirh Greek mililarv authnritir-s have tieen mndurting mopping up "peralinrls against armed lefllsl IlMIllls. • ••tiimit til* I'lPkfnt w m ,- t'hnir i •... U A l,r*f f Irt .ii*l mill irn so.I I in a oiundt f*.i •1111 y t. 'if. in* titi.ft . laitti* . I inner. • • .it. I .. i II • I • Relpli a - IP", will i.iti.^ •**' ue i W til; .lift II-1»•v Ni.Fl** |e*mPn\ i t " '.*•,- ft", wai t,|i t • the levi-l nf wage* pn'il nut ui pi I. vale iiiiiip«lry Mure t)u." 7**0 othei t esiilutjiirii. tiave air rad V Ncialt W ise In ju red tireii -iitJeil nut and pa**ed alniig to vnrlo", ei'iuiniljer* Two In Autom obile W re ck hiiiidfet nintv nil »f them' deal I with irlmbditutlon. Thirty are . N'l.alt Wise of Sanford Avenue on -hputing. was injured yesterday afternoon The ' legion I* performing nt l:f>0 o'clock following ii colli­ quite a stunt at Ihi* convention. sion between tlie 1040 ( bevrolet Il is 'building n prefabricated sertati be wit* driving it'Mh on hoim,. witli two liodrooms right the Otlnn'i" litgbwuv near lh " on the lawn in front - f .conven­ dog track, and a hrnrifl new IP 17 I*' tion headquarters. When the SlmlriotLar l!mip|i convention end*, the model house Koutlt on the riuoi bv Stevukl will lie shipped to the home Jo n es, -St. Petersburg K tu d tlin c Defense R ests'In Jew el T h eft Trial New Munkeys. Arrived Yesterday ,\ | Municipal Zoo -W ARE IHSUF-S WARNING Turtdey, Oct. I. will Ih* Ihe ileadlinn for rddalning drivers liren*M for which an estimated 3,(W1 le r in m have yet to apply, according to County Judge R. \V. \Vare. A fter Oct. I. examina­ tion* mu»t lie taken to secure a lir e tu r ' ;j MORE DAYS LE FT T O REN EW Y O U R DRIVER’S LICENSE �T - ' ‘V THE SANFUkli HERALD, SANPOKD. FUOKIDA TOWN il Cotnmori Sense D j Spud* Johnson. . n & n H ............................................. ‘ ........... ' ' >3 > * * £ '/ ; MAYBE \ b u CAN S E T A G I LOAN T O S T A R T 7A 0 U S I N E $ ? , B U T B E S U R E IT S - f T A F E O R YOU'LL B E S O R R Y . kqtomnloiy nnd Plant Quarantine. A s Commissioner- A r t h u r C. Brown r f tho .State Plant Hoard t: -tald recently. '“Our Job la proI. teetlon—iirotection tor Flnrida’a groves, orrhanl*. fields, nn<l garI dent as that soma foreign pest may not eolrr our state,and ruin Mir erop«.‘ 1 in tmits|iortati< ducy<1 »hi| plug . hivI travel time from weeks to day* nnd hour*,' the Plant Hoerd’e Job is difficult In* deed. All plnnrx and ship* arriv­ ing in Florida from foreign lend* must be mrt by inspector* and all plant material that may harbor foreign pest* must be carefully examined. Material found affected by dangerous pests muet be de* ttroyqd or »*fetfu»rdrd. Examlnw- ------ -,y,t0 B ,t ^ •-r~e-«™ encrypai) ror me return os K ^ . lf ^ ^ i «? , f( .i ? . VA? !!f .,,r0[ k. r?T,T,*h w ralp allca*>»«uieii»ipic In A thensspJcandyps wb4 WU voted back power nationwide referendum. referendum. At At left left, the the kin; kina's portrait It car­ b* ck Into 11,10» ° w ,r la »• nationwide pea up | nisroiejtaircsi'i w e* reception roesn. At right, a maid makes the roys reccpUon roan. meld ^oyal bed. A crown Is embroidered tm W cpyaTtet. Thg palece U b modem, quite simple building, but turntshed tog ■ king, (International) -m e ....... b o y s ........... annual su m m er everyone ip hgln him §nd hla co-|»ure by not Attem pting to brinjr w orlrre In thle vtry ImporUmt 1 In . plant m aterial* fh u m lghl "■stU r oJ prutartlng onr a g rleu l- 1 hartioc foreign peaU and to send r e a c h e d; ............ f i f e s B U ftD ocK fe K ITCH EN o i l $ t o v k b l a s t iV HfNCTAIR 'CSON t b .—Forced from their rich Janets tn Mexico by de­ ft a' In war. the Ysqul Indiana o( Muthcm. - Ar Ixuns U*i*yr prove t» the world that .displaced pe/oou* ctan retain their distinctive ways of Ufa under the mast difllculi clr» c*iinstances. ■ With a bounty plarcd on each pair of Yaqut ears, these ex-out­ laws were driven Into the United (Mates and have remained on *uf(•ranee. For the Oral 30 years bare they were* afraid to reveal their Identify as Yaquls. Close lb 3,000 o f' them are now concentrated in seven village* tn the southern part of the state. Changing from farmers and buntera to day laborers, * they have kapt their strong feeling of naUonalLsm and their ualque.Indian r»*rvM^manc*Ta difficult task of thy Pl«ni woatp *iom. ■(. BBgg . 2foreljn S ‘r V ^ or’ br,n*,n* •?, plants some delicloua LKT YO UR a* VETERANS ^ peri men of any strange the Plant Hoard entomhlogl (|iln*sville for idrntifieatien. IN T I M E F O R -THE C O F F E E f t .C A K E S E R V E D * B Y cargo, a* ship's aloreif, or In bkgM l ' !• neeeasary. Anyone^ who tgkr* iqtg consideration th; ' “ '" ' 1* nom- erou* planes ami ship* nrrivin m I HAV£ US fAVS THAT O L o .ser today w m AHm m REPAIRJOB prevent their w 5 8 a /i£ k Q o /i//o /!c tJ 118 Park Avenu. , Phone 29 FIR E S T O N E they understand the com«4Uat«on* th at, might result frtim brinalng III xuch.'lnutcrlr.tx. , ___ Ouch pssts aa tba Japanese beetle. Mediterranean fruit fly, while-fringed beetle, th0 boll weevil, arid -cltnie canker cams front othsr countrica. The (Iomega »uch puts uir.va done ia only too well known. To protect our agri­ culture from other pest* 'thnt might prov, eaunlly or moro deslTvctive, it behooves everyone to m z g l e o :*jf4v- Ifej AOMINtS- THRU _ forwlam fruit, have objxted to , • their-plant* c r plant product* be- • ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ I When Mexico achieved Inde­ pendence from Spain, encroach­ ment on Yaqul land' began. The Indians fought, and their land be­ came a bloody battlefield for al­ most a century. Both aides were guilty .of massacre*, .but for Ui« Yaquls II was a losing Oghl,* , The Yaquls developed a great leader tn Cajeme. the "man who does not drink," but after uniting all the village* to light aa a unit his troop* wrnt down before a great army assembled by ‘Alai, president of Mexico, and Ca)cme was executed. Mexico ordered the extermina­ tion of the Yaquls. They were shot dostn wherever found. Those- cap­ tured were sent to Vera Crux ,or Yucatan to work as peons. Borne escaped to the Bacatete moun­ tains. some sought safety by ennotng the border Into the United Stales. Atrocities Arc Remembered Men now living tn the villages df Pascua, on Tucson's northern fringnt, or (luadalupe. .outside Phoenix, can remember seeing both their parents killed before COUPON SALE PrfcAenl th la-ad nnytlmo anthropologists and nludcnis of primitive liv in g ." Borne o f their homes ara made, from the mud of the land upon which most o( them are squatters'. Others are made from pieces of tin salvaged from city dumps or cardboard cartons from grocery stores. These Yaquls frown on inter­ racial marriages, whether to Mex­ icans or American Indiana. Approximately 47 percent of all :he days of the year are taken up with ceremonies of some type. ' These ceremonies and their re­ ligious obligations lake a great l«rt ol their meager Incomes. Prestige in the villages depends upon ceremonial activity lather than wealth. They hava five male and two female ceremonial wrlclles. tn which they combine | IfAVINO NIW YOtK kAY accomj inlcd by n destroyer escort li the aircraft esrrlor Randolph which lYllev'e the carrier Franklin li,. H Christian and non-Christian ele­ elf In Kuri pcin wafets. The Randolph la a velthan of many ing^jements In ihelf rituals. Marriages inehU In lha Pacific. Tho ’ courtoor cair uf the Rgoiccclt to Orcek watci* following the plebiscite In that sre first performed by a priest; [ country was The subject ol much din usslon "by the Russians at the time of lh« visit. tfnfcmatlontil) Then, tn most Instance*, tho cou­ ple returns to the village (or eight • cr ten hours of Yaqul ceremonies 1 iMass W alkout Comes' 'On the day of the wedding, 1 groups of relatives accompany the , boy and girl wherever they go Late In the day the boy's party ' ‘'attacks ' the glrl'a group, “cap- ! luring'' her and carrying her of! to the home of the boy"a parents. Yaquls believe that each Oclo- j tor their dead arc given a holiday ■ from Heaven and return to thetr' 1 former, villages to listen to what ' U going on Then, on All Saints 1 I0r their Invisible (load, after which the spIrlU return to the Even The Children jklc.s for another year. : Molt famous of th<‘ Yaqul cere­ Should Feel B e tte r monies are the dances a t Easter of primitive, A weird mixture paxan beliefs combined with faith 1 8 AI.KM, W. \*u.. Sept. ^7. (/PJ — All elderly woman came into (hu..qfficv of n Salem doctor to­ day ahd nwkeilt ' ' •How much do I owe you for those two buldrt you delivered Th*» Davi*. Ihc Th* 6-inch R U L E R fo r 5c Quantities Limited FEATHERS Y O U N G !il S T U D tN T toe n te r th e phyulcian, Hr. KlvCanl thmurht a MUMtiint. t hi*r figure at $7f». bill wit* 2 5 y rai* «»vrr« »>f IliU fall. Itk iIk ill« l A l* i•« 1 in . 1J, in » u rI u U I I i Ii h I w t l i 1*U l i l y o f I h h i K • a s l i e im im lm.m a yu li .1 td litly l*« r» H Ih cM 'Iiih jI lib ra ry H U h a u l, w h u< ? . Itn n it fam ntit-ijj", i* »l.irliv k if I .f th u d lltilifitaluifl«ill | Officials Probing Army Plane Crash WK8 T PALM BKAL’ H. Sept- X (>}*)—Official* uf Morrliioii field today were lnve»tlK«Iing the crash of an Army l*BY from the Tha beginning ol a beaulifol friendship. |„ la ______ i t ____■ _a___ m m.. w P»*ybl| at tha RITZ •Konday and throa.Eleven Killed In ,X ’i Ilindu-MuHlem Rials said Third Atomic Bvmb Toit Really Thought U10I011 a KURT LAV' DK It li A !.F, Reft1? NASHVILLE - T'l. . Kcudcuj. i? r ^ tanJ»hT”fulnr- _ hone? ‘fvfpy ’•>•n; 1^i«»/ncm ovnf (irv#1 *lnu,| of other ttrllojU 'rctiqp* uf tht-'rcijuol mi ineat mi.l otijtv n’uire nnlii* winch wnil on daylight! foods for BO day*. The plan wa« ch went •iivjiik’ -lime fm ’ IhA numpit r. ■ off, toil liy ho«i*o ujojo^ity lea,1t .. TheicUfk* •i o-lN h.)tV iJ?o itltf' J <*■**'i •V(". Mr* oittiftW: " of M.1 ' J luiiini iwik to tVntml Standard chusctl*. ’ . iTiinr at 3:1111 iiYlnrk Snttmlov • In ’ urging vlil1 rrnioVal of nil im i rum: imtmii of rnrly Siln lny Ol*A rontrol, l!ngn» •aid, ' \VV «» ii the practice *n other daylight »h«nii1 u n u t ml «• f»*l a* we timr nirat, That 1* th,* Im'*! method >f lt*» all iKfatiM' of an -trn r by aiding tho economy nml Bniji.'-'’•-» tin* city council in writing the j of tlii. countrv ilnil ridding iitlc* local iiitlinanre lant May, *eh,** of the Muck market. Outline Of Kingdom's Foreiirrr Pulley Aflknl Unlvornu M K I lk a u i ,ml Won^^ H E R A L D ^. S A N F O R D , .F L O R ID A ■jrime Schedule U psetsM cCormack McatVUfc I By City O rdinance! E n d orsed By RoK*m Today the villages are being re­ populated. Ytmng men who served with the - American forces and those who departed to take war a t th . . a t ;, SA N FO R D t%f Newafralarp* To prevent such pests and dis­ ease* from coming Into Florida and the rrtl of thq United Btates, to prevent them from gaining n foothold, an,| to stamp them out aa quickly a* possible if perrhanc* i tL y gain entry arn tho duties of the Florida ,S\nt>- Plant Board an.! g ", the United Bureau uf [ [• TH E a ....................... B E T T E f t <SfeAB SOM E B U C K ETS AND < S E T > a«, Tho_rs*t drsrwijbn 4 Jint for* ^elltn pIairr*(Vsta con »b», <>nco'“0 »ey .have gained n foothold, ha* been .demonstrated In this country sercral times to the diitrraa of Ulotisands- of'good farmers and gar* TRIDAY, SEPT. 27, 1946 Muaic was printed for the flrit time in 1485. - H0 L D u E V B R Y 7 WlAMtf- YOU C A N t START* -T%tMoTO ft* I LO A N ED * T H 'B A T T E r e r T o DOC P IL L S a U R T r _ V N O W HE C _ S O HE CA N HOOK. U P H IS R A D IO TO<SET W TELLS IT HOARD'S JO If OF M FRIDAY, SEPT. 27, 1946 ‘ HliMrtAV. 8 rpt!*?7—itP\ Klevi-r Roatfor* Aro Sot to AHack Low Coil Housing Moaiuro R c a u t if u P e io t h e a - SptclfLla Ceoigei Press— . VA8HINQT0 N : —Capital newt sleutha. always seeking a bidden thing, have gone pretty thoroughly Into why Proofled oft tho third atomic bomb teat. They now report :ecutlva gave a full and fair report when ha aald It Was uncalled for. • ▼ • Hero ara further detalta on the why and wherefore of the deCtaiont-Th* Joint chief* of ataff decided that It would be virtually Impounds for an enemy quickly to alnk an “ ■ A-bomb one-third or one-half mile under the ocean and bleat n United Otatea fleet. ■ Moreover, e.s v.n* raid, the blast. If carried out. would have produced no new Information—(he tohly excuee for such a teat Moreover, the Navy found It had a nice new and difficult problem on Its hands tn getting the bomb down to such * depth and detonating IL — Water preaeuree ara great that far down. White th* remote control trigger would have- been aimpie, developing a caisson strong enough to remain water tight at that depth Would not have been ao almple.. Jt would have .19 be bo heavy that sinking It would have taken much lima and engineering Then, too, the Navy arrued, why would any power want to at tampt a sneak stu ck with a deepwater charge when a bomb •< harbor depth, as at Bikini, could accomplish more t A* Analysis of previous blasts proceeds, the Navy men belter* they gained moat new data fnjm tha Bikini harbor depth charge. Th* aboVe-aurface blast merely confirmed what the aclantlat* and *Wp fcgperta had previously calculated. « • * —- For Y o u r Bouncing Baby Even your little cherub likes T he critical shortage of 1 6 ,3 8 0 poles to » 'carry electricity is one of the m ost serious problem s of our business today. In • STEVENS lection are dresses, suits and BALL about everything baby needs— sure to bring gurgles O PEN S 12 4 5 A d u lt * I P R IC E S t c h ild ren stock now, awaiting your se­ just S U N I)M ’ and MONDAY lU tR li Men’s Sanforized utiioix- of delight right through the Just as soon as w© can whip th e ©justing* shortage o f poles and other critical mate­ lliin'l I■K<* In In- cold ini hc«l ? Why suffer when' P E N N tY ’S line such a swell choice of flnnnelelle |>>>juiiinat W nnn anti C O M FO R TA BLE *— Ihcy’rp plenty full tu l"^ - hncT S.infori/rtH lo ST A Y com fortable I Fnst color prints in hla/cr anti narrow er stripes. The coni model lias tiolc lied collar, ' ’laundry-resisting” but|on», double cuffed pocket edge. Slip-over model govt on eaiiljr, h u n g * , com fortably. Pitnls Iiiivo rnty drnwelring tie. rials, the 2 0 0 0 p lu s m em b ers of our or­ ganization will m ake good their p led g e to Erpscially sporty I v The Breezee-weight * D reeeca b rin g you th e benefits of cheap "Sunshine Saturday Only! eDOUBLE FEATURE* Service" a t the earliest possible m om ent MUSICl A a iO N J ♦ Creepers • fenlies Irnder-Talt low-coat housing bib pten to u*« members of tba foundation tb spearhead any s <0 THOUGH THE NEXT NOVEMBER vela*, are' far from east, the alert National Association of-ileal E ilat* boards U iwhile, a drive for memberahlpo In the rapidly-growing WaHome and Property Owner*' foundation la going ml Ha i'forts** a membership potential i t 27,000.000 property to dress up— come fall. LAST DAY FRIDAY! • ON THE SAME PROGRAM — MARCH OF TIMES LATEST ISSUE “ATOMIC POWER” tb* be*» h in tha Summer. . . for cuunrry weekends Ir the Fall. . . around the houie all Wlfiict! The Brentc-wcight '^hartet” U All corafon and four icnom wide I jS h rin k n g e will n ot ex­ ceed 1 ' <. . Tailored of watcr-rfpeUcnf, windprodf fabric, the •’Shortec” hat a full tipper front. . . a pleated, wu£ ToifTdember* with an allotment of 100 new foundation memMATHRAl ^ OROERtO ---------------- 5 w o R1CHV1B “ IT T comfort I SHORTAGES JMRN*S to ROBEvS CopperWire <649^70 Iba. MUUpO&L 2.378,970 lb«, Trqniloimeri - 10.320 1.7g0 . 0 ,W 0 « Checrfull plgtld »pi m p a tle rn e s l strip e d co | - m ACE "The Wonder Dog' C a r t o o n ‘^ JO N JH U N T E R r •. WHITE HEAP and double-pocket •nlence. la wine �fH E SAflFORP S A W fO R P , F L O R ID A FRIDAY, SEPT. 27, 1EH6 ord H erald AP N'ewsfrsturca JA C K SO N V ILL E . Fla.— Do you ■u»*. rav* rind ra n i, whan the| •raffle light lum a red? Warn* ill -itl nn Edward J . Lotary,' fn y n tr ’scksgnvillr policeman. “ 1 Lotaey, fill, and now a federal court bailiff. - ia credited with urigihating the forerunner o f the present day traffic signs) system. *,oUey wan a proud man back In 1013 when he rigged up a com.. Citation umbrella and tia fh c rou­ nd device that later waa to be­ come a atandard fixture on city itrecta. lie devlaed a hand-oper■led, electrically controlled ■!{* ^ r ' K 1 w » b ^ t r ^ w : t h n t m oxtTiTw ftfo",<Ii4l?rhK rcd fiT fifT ro rn c ritic itio n n l u p s e ts on' t i l e •p a r t o f t h e - d r iv e r . In 19*11), t h e In s t t Parahli l»j 14lRRr« • y e p r o f n o r m a l d r iv in g b e f p n ' t h e w a r , 9 S p e r c e n t o f iterilrr. )*«!» ' _ ----------^,'ij th ft. d riv e rA -U u o lv e tl in th e n e a r ly v JP .U O lL -fa ta l a c c i d e n t s f l -hfgsftfb* 4n.’-e.TW.. ” r ,. - - . drivers.>In most cases they were driving1 « ' were exporit^iced Mm II« .• . ------- 4JM> ^ ftl'DM RATICl In good wenthcr on d,ry roads. broke. ^pecd ’ But they broke.speed > •« limits, passed on hills and curves, ran through'stop through'atop lights | JJ and. raced tmjns -to crossings. Dr. Stack attributes most tmf, bf tpis rockle.HsneAa Iq the emotional stress of fear, anger, gHttt, or'ovfii Jv.v*7 Emotions produce their lethal effects, the nrticlo says, by making muscles tense, upsetting Ability to coordinatc and dulling the sense of caution. "An angry mart '*“* lakes chances bccnusc he doesn’t care. A frightened man| ,—*► T k r U t r a M la a a n a W i a f T i l U a a ila lw C ra a a n k l c h la a t r i a * U ta il • a liilrli la ik r a a r fa r rr r a k l l r a l l a a a f a ll a i m S U * * lr k rr a l f liw l a ll a r a a l a lk lM U i n tfllH la Ik la * - ( • » , a a * a la a I k r la rm l a r w a t a k l l i k r t k r r r la * M l r l a k l r l a r r a a b l i r a l l 'u a a t . v a ­ l la l U l a a a l r k r a k r r r l a a r a a l a a r r - »r*rrf, , ' ---- •?- • • * 1• • ' * “ j rOUNO OUIITY In a Detroit court_________ of black_______i ntarket operations, Den T. ‘FUhel, of Cairo, I1L, ccovers :v — his head with his coat sfter he was sentenced (to two year* In prison and fined■ $10,000J as leader of a $3,900,000 used car black market ring. A t left, manacledl to r is h tl. Is John' D. Levins, of Paducah. Ky., who received sentence of IS months tnd .a $ 10,000 fine. A 'deputy msrshal is in background. T\ w - « -lv e n from M days to t years in Ji IIIBLK VKHSK FOH TODAY Rescue Story ON ’l i l t . O TH hh 11AM) HLIKFbKI.NU t u n O.MHItill 1 KUllSULUS UAkh IS .IIA rtO . ItAiiD INDEED, f t ALEAK CONSCIENCE IS A Jd A O N litU v M IJAI..U. II y# su jler for righteousness sake, nappy a re ye.—^ t'e .e r -t:H . The F o rt Myers New* Press can 't understand the appointment of Averetl lia r rim am as Secretary Of Commerce, at least the part about his not bc.ng from MisBsnstor Holland say* ho I* In­ clined to bark Secretary Byrne* foreign policy instead o f Senator Pepper's. Hut we doubt If this wlh come as any g lo a t surprise to Senator Pepper. 1 . ' j Army medical men approarhing by. land reached the party, n<lmiidhtvrvd.fji»Wy^mF-^T«wietHtmd, blanket* ntirl mmIUUn. ,*r *1... ---■ J 1 ' . . . ---------- -j a . v t S lip n W I I U stronger than the wsaksst Unk SAN FO ItD FORUM neither anv city. For a b etter community we nr< ever yours. Editor The Herald: The W elfare leagu e of Sanford W est. Sanford was an undesir­ W. D. POW ELL, President. . able place to live- Apparently all the undesirable* throughout •TIMOTHY W ILSON. Secretary the C o u n t y made Thirteenth S treet their hang out. Disorder <# CIO organizers /{o not like the ( - treatment they have received jn , 1* some sections of the South. Sev­ enteen C Ip organizers have * - been, assaulted or treated rough, * CIO hoaduuarters In A t l a n t a - j K u f t t , "since our organising , drive began". Since when did CIO .organizer* object In rough­ ness in connection with their 4 operations? . ■ — * ■ ----------- T ires Of The fu tu re * i ' Scientists who apend-their tlmo in lahorutorics stew­ ing up new kinds of rubber say,tho tlrjc which will wear for 100,000 miles is on the way.^Thcy jdon't have one to show yet*, bill tltey'ri* working, at i t .; •fWTne chemists who predict futurp tfres which will last as long as a car ifre not yet ready to attncii' the rubber to the wheel because thoy have yet to solve the puncture Speaking of the Clearwater Sun problem. They do iinvo n synthetic rubber tube, though.' which is purtly self-sealing, enough so to let the air nwiah; through without blowing out the tiro all These ini prove me come. wnv« of-an U .I’eppec^kehUmsnt-Jn IhuLlu-tho n fthp’-niosmtTtJipitry, niosl piftclied otic Oil tho old t a r would •ever, I V I | eubtide lU u aiiH - by v j 1048, j u » o , when m i e n and Hllt« be welcome. I f the Benator runs fo r re-elec­ tion." Unfortunately Ih* Senator doesn’t have to run fo r re-elec­ tion until 1050. I f 8ome good common sense advise comes rfom Comptroller Jim l* e who say* that this is no time for an ambitious hulldlsg program., a t least by the various potlllral m a II l^ units of. government. A public bglldlng program, he says, should fa« s cushion for tabor In time of psed wrsre there la a|>t to be unemployment. "Instead, he says, w« are trying to Compete in a M arts labor and materials markat," . y - i. - i - »to-ring for caution." Sardines wire nam Island o f Sardinia. WAKE UP BUSINESS By Advertuing’In | This N-,wrpaper \ SJ, COULD CHOOSE A PRESENT FOR HIMSELF, IT WOULD PROBABLY BE A PHOTGRAPH FROM The Raymond Studio 0 State BanL Building Nu^-I saord Iniar anco-buying tome tim e * itcivci you SERVICE open t o I o n , a t o t h e r tim e s c o s t s you nioro than nec- BEYOlV9 THE CONTRACT your policies fo ua for o chech-up, Wo odvlse you without ofallgotfoa. ^ ^ H .JA M ES G U T AG EN CY V f / V f f .c SAVE W est -Senior,| ara by your aide in vrhat ever is done to retain Will Button and keep from M I j ering about the street* profanity users and other undesirables. The Welfare League wants the citizen* and the body that governs the City of Hanford to know ;; \»o «h> not approve nf unlawful citi­ zens or law breaker*, neither will (here be any assistance given-by the better class o f citizens to encourage these character*, for this would only enrourage breed­ ing grounds where had crlrrtt* originates. These crime* when allowed or encouraged will soon' spread tan<l rtj$ke for u* a bad tendon to the situation, and then STATE NEWS B R iE F S tourists start H A PPY CovernorJcnblwcll h *s lo st.n o 1 1 HOME of mosgultoes. ' ’' Of lr P er capita civilian Incoma »f Floridians average*! $1,005 in rftttttary, F lorld i c J i dofvrRh an­ lt)4| and ranked fu s t in tho south, other senator of IkglandV stature according ’ to lha tf tala ChomU-r a t thl* particular time, l i e It Jh o averagn not ina good sound, level-headed think­ of Comroerco, iarm tmtaUit wws er, neither radical Yior- reaction- Last p«r year the average Floridian a jx ^ a n d xajkbe depended upon to received 116 percent more Income represent the views o f the n>aj- than In . 1040. President Truman's recant sa­ lon that the country Is facing isjor emergency, although the ublicans point out that It was 1 a few weeks ago that the ildent said thsre would bo no la! session o f ' Congraas this because there waa no tmsry to warrant I t However, If ifptwhlle reealllng thatthere k't been an election »lncs 1988 ' som* great- national emsrV has not been sxplnlted for Ute purpose of ra-sleeting the y In power. The New Dealers ' to thrlv* on emergencies, sp a® ! Td. 1093 til ^•pplc who tr0 deprived o ! p l a t f o r m wan ..u,tu,unn u hitilt for the helicopters to alight on. One | will1find 5S T . W in* keeping V™ the I f injured and i.urnud air liner hp '-their health a«d enertfy by . bad survived the accident were gently pin taking vitamin pill*-, Th$ It ronv flown to the nearest hospital, in (Sander, plhx pHi» *r» . ' This was an elaborate operation performed by the .our community l i f t A fter n X r a 'w e . 111 P’ Mprf'* v w fn Army and Coast Guard together. It called for skill and Inf seeing our Seed for Iwtter police Henry Kaiser “ warmly defends I judgment, on the ground and in!tho air. The survivors, in 'supervision Willie .Sutton's name the profit motive a* n spur to spite of their ordeal, had nothing but prniAe for the men w as‘ submitted. I t ws* approved victory during the war, and no who took .care of them and got thefn'out of their helpless by Chief W iliam s.' O fficer Sutdoubt this Is true, providing it [position in the isolated, ?nos(|uito-ridd6n spot in tho for- tbn has most certainly improved' the condition In West Sanford. i i legal, but n l.OOO percent We wish to commend Chief profit, ns charged by the House est. They knew that without question they owed their committee investigating tho K ait- [lives to the expertness of those men, who turned wartime Williams snd the City-C om m is­ sioners fo r the help that has t r Interests, would hardly_ seem ____ experience to such important peacetime use. been given. We the citizens of to bp s trictly Icgnl. I ay ru t, directing tra ffic ," he Mid. 'It ««t me to thinking." The reeult wee n device which, y th atfllrk of ■ thumb, Informed traffic whether to proceed or etop. ‘ “A three-Ctll auto battery opcrated the light* and a bell," Lottey recalled. “There were red and green bulbs about the sise of Christmas tree light* and a hell IF YOUB IpVED ONE OVERSEAS T ra ffic has been closed on The Chsnsy High ray between UiUilo and-Indian River City, o r about half o f the distaneg from Orlando to the coast, and widening and rebuilding o f The 110 milo strip is eipeeted to talc* asVeral niDntha.1 Motor tra ffic, asid e from bu»ie* and heavy Inteka will move inland on Road 4 4 hy way o f MJma,' •frit. v*. t tv Iex t and urtanoo, 1 & ^ FROCKS Color- fast prints that keep you looklog . pretty * while doing' your 'house­ work. They're good looking enough too, . to do>your ahopj ping x want In. Ydu'll t . - v' *, several -- of theae " H a p p y H o m e " dresses. Convenient ♦ • Econom ical Sixes 14 to 82 Secure atep was obtain fall less rod tape. Inefficiency-and necessary: restriction* imposed present OPA ttvgutaUm*^ T nsJ-zv-t'; * kx jUf * ^ - - _*. .. t «r ^ f '{| ‘ A 1 �* * • i r •_' «»■■ -4 . • ‘ •. • *' 'I •. •' TH E And S O C IE T Y E D IT O R — F L O R ID A — C a le n a a T E L E . N O. 148 Our careful - WEDNESDAY The business merting and lunch the past two weeks le ft Wednes* *•»» by plan for Camp 8tonmaiui. t* m 11y ■ * ,! > * ■ ■ ■ ..in it**a ..i— _^ i Coljf. where ho wilt Bc^awlgned dutt»* with tho A rm y, llo plans ^i . ‘ Sawyers, *ho Is the f o r .' Make •ervc.l by Mr*. Harley Maine* of « » r Polk City ami Mr*. Hilda beroe of Mull>erry. Jo y ce Steele, and »> Los Angeles, tucked,yoke to the w abtlinr when *........... ................ „ I .W ...— I K ...I I . m .. . . -. v n iu m . ||cr corsage w a. of white ro» ^ #nd R>rdeni„ . Mr*, of the' honorMrs. la.lt, Ia>tt. mother n lighted white tapei* were placed ■"• racH side „f Z Ithe X FGower*. B S i Thsilver. Several hundred guest* call -I iiiriltg the nppoijitcil hum*. W a l l e r --------------* - ! Elizabeth Hrooks Is regularly sells Tall crv»*l candlestick* hrl I rilvcr it i b- m/de^'fiHMWfiuiy“ w ith 'M r*. frsH fer'tm d flanked•the nike lirHW a beautiful arrangement of red Warren and 51 rs. Johi Mison. I ro*w* also h ing plac.-d on the table. Punch, minis ani "W.M.U. O fficers Hold serve) l<? appMixim-ftely- 100 rela'- ‘J1* trip* »»id 80 year old Sir. cctcd a* th- Typical American HuO*** ho will seelc old school*' Nurse of 11*40. »u*w*. Ife U a form er achool j The nur*e i* Klixalieth Brooks, principal ami newspaper •i^llto* oml hot selection a* the Nurse of 1.- Ift ha, Ih-cii announced in (Tty, New J i rseyt . by Orlando Beauty Show Atlantic Kilthrrine Delisfofil ‘of Mipnra|R* whir ls P rcid ep t of the Set Foi1 October 4th oil*, live* nnif friend* of tl^> Couple American Nor c * A s w lv lis n . «- | E xecu tive M eeting i thioughout Ihe evening. The Beauty Culture Department! Mis* Brook* ha* li en awanlnJ The o ffice r* - of . tho Woman* of the Orange County Vocational <* *750 »chilnr»bi|i by the asMissionary Union of tho F irst SihiHil will present its annual "•rialion’* advisory com mitlc- of. full hairatyling nml lieauly ahow ' th Carter Scholarship Fund The • 1 board meeting Monday afternoon on Oct. 4 ul 8:30 P M. in the lom jiiitlec ha* *tip la id lliut ih i . at 3:00 o'clock at tho church. Tho nudllorium of |he v o c a t i onal I award I* In Is- used wilhin two . progress medo by tho society dur­ srhiHil at 125 Magnolia Avenue. f" r advaiire.| itmlv at a ing the past year was briefly The beauty culture drpsrtm riii ’ universit). HAPPY IIIKTIIDAY ♦ r t viewed. is uml r the duw-lion and pat i A noth r leg ist, tttl niit«e, .8 September 27 ’ At the meeting plan* wero for••• *1 sup ivl*ioii of Mr„ |„ n j V ar-i Id Girlrude h in fcik. tin* (ieorge II S lo th o ff lllulated fo r operating tho circle llmwn. n .ltu rto r in llm fi Id if|hcep 11* 1110,1 fu *l runnel up inj , for' tho coming ytyir. Among tho ‘ ‘ Mi** 'Krafcik' 1* Med/ 114 In inly culture. Mrs Brown is well I *he ronlcst. plans discussed was tho 1!>P7 budNOTK'K known n* ihe nre*ident r f th* 'v*1 r l'niral Surgical Snpei-J . get which vrr.s voted on by the Oilamlo iin t yf Florid* llaird resv v*"0 ^ »« lhe Middlesex Srhmil >f AMONO THOSE mlvvlng ntoiaid the «i. I*, u , u iiic*i , ,J K • .11.A rhirkin pilau and pic slipper it> and Co m tnlogiat Aasoclation Nursing nt ' Middl. town, t nnnec4 Belgian DIN4 airliner that n tie„r |t><« >*y •v.rejiim t-r th# *n<m«or*hln of the nffitiatcd with the national as- trelit. Third winner. I* 2.1 year* lieved to have triUllpil near (iaiulcr brought beforo tho regular busl- luikc Monroe P. T. A. will he glv-n sociath n. Her usaislant is .Mr* old Panlitu- Hunt of tho l'iil{ 1-tVo, Newfoundland, with 41 |ict. ness meeting of all tho W . 51. U , at the *chonT lunch ro-’in on Thelma l,iukln and the vocational reraity of Vilginin llo*pHnl it ,ons. Is Miss Helm Itutli llcntlerqpclM ,. , , t A Ur. Vttginin Both son (above) of New Y’ork. Miu school U under the direction of • liisrl* ttisvillc, Mi** Krafcik and 5tiv* lim it hav Henderson, an executive of the InJe * * It. I.cnch. l - - A received $500 *cholar*hip-. i Sludenta of the heattlv culture t Mi»* Brook, i» the dnughte ti-matlnnal Girl Scouts, mad* ««it tier will in premonition nf death department which include G. r » nt l>r. E. K. Brook- of Hsu,! FirHi C hurch of Christ, Scientist ; eforc taking ng for Utc rtighl lit who are p rccn letl imraonallv ael- Kanaa". Khr *erv» | three yen eclcd model* tn.*ht>w fb* lalc*t rfvt n r m i t f an hrmv n rtw <lmmi liic Uuitrd Mates, ( f nlcrrtallunaj) 800 EAST SECOND STREET in fall hsirstyltng ami matched the war in Europe. Im-t Fet»* 8 * n r tc e » S u n d a y „ .............................. ........... 1 1 : 0 0 A .M . make-up. These model* have been .-oarv. Mis* Brook* leturncil !•> selected to »hnw style* for nil Sunday School ...... .... ........... 9:45 A. M. Washington University in St pgc* and occasion. l.oui* fur h*r B arhrlor nf Scie-i ■• Wednesday Evening Service ....... 8:00 P. M. 51 r. and 5fr*. C. B. Schlrard |) gri'o in Nursing which »ho •»•* Reading Room Tuesdays & Fridays 3:00-5:00 P. M. formerly o f thi* city are,present- taiiie I last'm onth. Tho Public I t InvI^od ^ ^ ^ — 1— • ___ 1 . g nioitel* In th# shore. ___ — nfM latett . foTTdvPiog Ibe *bow D.A.H. Observew if i To to table. The Hallic Harrison Chapter ■>(, 1 thr Daughters of the Amet iron Jlevolution met Sept. 17’ w-jth ihe j regent. Mr*. I.. P. Iluguri, ii\ ->l•»erv«ncc of Con*titi!ti«o Hav. Mra K<lgai Mitchell cnnipili and rtlad a paper ronrm dng tho history of Ihe Constituunn. Sh* read:: Tmlay. Hepl. t" . I* I’unatitutioni Day. I,et u* turn our thoughtsNiark to thoae tim e* of I lt!» years ago. The Uonstilution j was drawn up hy as able * body nf men as evtr ■sseinhleil for a [ given purpose. .Most of them J wrr# widely read ‘ seholni* Of the I 65,02# were college men. mol tho 'o th er* included Benjamin Frank'* lln and George Waahingt-m. "The greatest achievement of the r mutitulion Convention w „ thr formatlnn of n (dan of gov­ ernment that was thr..I d u a lly auund and rmineTillv luartn nl.' Every worj la a word of pin!*apeech. the ordinary meaning o ff which- even ‘ the man of th«| ItISM WAi MIOi Bridget Wulci, Is street* knows, t t is a inotlrl o ft s h o w n In her l j s Vcgoi, Ncv., J.ill s i m p l i c i t y , and as U flows | cell as she wait* to be taken to court through th* reaches of history I for final- ftmllngs In the preliminary It will always excite the a'dmira act ' 1 hearing in connection ....................... with the fatal tlo i* o f those who love clarity .hooting of her rsliiingcd (II hus­ and not rhetorical excesses." band, Frank. (fntrrnallonal) Mrs. Mitfhell told of the men who attended the convention In I — 1787. Sh# rloepd with the fo l-i owing words of Calvin C o n le d g e .„ Thi* atrrlirtg will look beau­ tiful with your fine*! china and linens. Buy It in place aettinga or in a complete set . . . you'll hpve something of laal* ingjxnd enduring beauty * forever nnd a day. I NOW , IN S T O C K CH A SED ROM ANTIQUE P L A IN ROM ANTIQUE .i C H A T EA U R O S E , ily Alvin . 7 . P lace Setting!* ....:..... 24.80 (•is place Mltlnc* of Chateau H/Me) PRELU D E B y In te rn a tio n a l. r.:. Place Settings - .4 - i* 22. 63 («i|M place aettlnge) OLD LA C E B y Towle . . . P lace Settings (•IN p l a c e r. Ai •••••••«4•••••- ..••••«# - s e ttin g * ) , Those attending the meeting ■ .. . . . r M„ . .. were Mrs .v , Mr*, M r* llv. Mr*.ill.t Edgar wet* Mr*. 'A A. R It. K K ey ity- yMggan. y -Hojm andMitchell. Mr*. IlaMr*, g .r . 22.74 beauty culture department will h« Nepo'ycn had hi* first dental open for thoee who desire to m extraction at the age of 46. the numerous cosmetic exhibit*. •- . a- 22.46 T H E L E U S E R D RAM ATIC STUDIOS . 1‘v*.-. .... *. • ,^ Also one of the mo*t beautiful and complete •election* of Sterling Hollow ware to bo found U hm pricee Include t*x) ,*fft j Announce the m an y o IIh t h ) PRICED than ANY OTHER W e’ll gladly pay $10.00 reward to the first person o ffe r-. t • :• '.'.V V,•«.. •h: larly sells any o f these famous lines a t prices as low. . as ours. o f^ T b g ir - -.Vi w ;. I . THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3 tsW&Kx' - .1 TO f c o m p l e t e i n f o r m * i ; P. O. Boa 55 L|'H • .*, Hom e o f 50 fam ous lines — and a t lower •end for free^ —; Daytona Beach, Fla. •i i • * - J.. •' r .T ? ss V . ■V . ’ .>.-■»> -'Ni* -.•wrtaaffc.. r'U ~ - S 4- rvr‘ • r ' . . 7 U L t i1 tea ty HA *T E>«- « - SA N FO RD STUDIO ., __ ; - PyK (and i>'«*&§*>• *r ’ , ( three prate betting.) , Dresses and Sportswear ing proof th at any other retail store in Florida re g u ­ R A M B L E R ROSE -I B y Towle . . .' P lace Settings . ______ TRUDY HALL JOAN MILLER PETTI DORIS DODSON ju s t in McCa r t y NARDIS-and JUNARD Constitution Day 1 T. 1 lend enchanlmrnl your inquiry among manufa qt « *. S T E R L IN G ftV K turers and elsewhere indicates that P e r.s o n a I s the other three ■ompano, F la .. guc'-'i* were giretcd by Th . .. .. * » • Mis. Theo S tile*‘ Mr. an I Mr*. Mi B. F . W. Stile* and Mr*. Sam Gar-15fT, “ nd„ ! h™ w'phen-'"thry""w b rrH into ere th . Ihstng "room" PACE mm ¥ the*-Seminole ' fllfh School "will be held', a t 3i45 |». M. a t ' the tchool. Mlifl Ruth Hand will ditcuts new trend* in education. Representative members from all P. T. A. organisations are invit­ ed to attend. . • SA N FO R D , Mr. And M rs. Volie Williams, J r . Honored A t Open House -Last Evening 1 Persohal A C e c c l i * T r u lu c k . •m ' WM i H ERALD, l-n»t evening liclwcen th r hours i f , chi*,c n Ihci IIIInu nitxlrl of of 8:D0 anti 11 :(K) o’clock Mr. am] t'liia (hpt< accented hy gold n!T.IMra. Volic A. Wdlinms, S r. hon. hcntl* "an I her- flower* were ored their ,on ami new daughter- •tdlance ro *i* un,(. sweeth a -l E* W. Stiles, Pioneer In-law, Mr.' and Mr*. Volic A. I .t >m-«. W illiam s Ji\ with a beautiful-; Thr p o l l w re greeted-at the Resident*, Honored open house a ffa ir at their horn* p oor l'v Mr* I t . Mitch II no I ——— — ■ ------- -— ,60# Mngnrili* Avenue. »j-i-,hoit>|‘to the reccivtrg line by . Celebrating thr 51th wedding MONDAY . Aimiveraarv of Mr. aru' Mr*. E. I Colic Morse of Charleston,I Mr. and- Mr*. Voile Williams, I t -.MV. II. D vmui. The tgrcivirtg The American Lcglorf Auxiliary W. Stile* piofleer residents of this l-- h«* returned to her h o m e'Jr. were married In Americu*. .- ». •_ £ "—» .1 he. V..li.- William will honor the I-cgmnnairca with county .. j Mr* v i.. Tt.— s n u . ‘'H *’ * ' Churrh " ty. Mr. -and Then Stile* ‘,M"er “ **u l— *•-her hrother in law J Gn. a f the f i r s t* ”Baptist <r . Mr*. William*. Mr*. Volie a coverrtl iliah. supper at the Leg. Mrs. Hugh)on Sept. 5 and .have recen tly : Williams, J r .. Volic Will am*. J r .. Ion Hut at 7:00 |\ M. Bingo held opin hou*« at their home, * n<1 » * » * " •',r * returned from a honeymoon spent Mr*. Jam es Watson* l>dt and Mr. tam -« -Will be played n flrr Dyr 207 V e s t Eighteenth Street, on Ihmcan. Tue» evening b f t w e r i i the ----- , • • A»hev,||e N. C. They plan-lo • |.o|| ,,f Americu*. tin. •upper. All auxiliary membtrn — .*day nf 7,:00 and 0:00 P. M. i* Mrs. iX VL Turner has returned "'■ k* their honfc In DeLand wher* Ml«. K j (•00|PdK,. „f Atlanta are requested to bring a covered Mr. S tile, came to this county J " * ' w« k* * rip ttf*Ncw h« Is a student o f John B . S te tso t |hr KI1„ lp |hl> ,nh|ng fIL h . leans,, 1-ako Charles, Dallas, university. Mr*. VNilliapix I* the ,,„m where they were served ' l he Advisor) Hoard of the iipproximatcly 60. years ago with his two sister*. Mrs. W. C. Hill, J * * - ,*.n J LI Dorado, Ark. Shs former ( onstance U t l o f Amer- ,„nu.h by Mi*. \\. l», |tro«k*. J r . Grammar Hchoi . I P . T . A. will meet |jj’r* and" Mr C'Minnie Mosey* from .‘ r“v»le<| , o u t by car and Yeturncd -------- ieus ....... .. *m| Mr*. M. II. Smith. The at the achool at 2:00 p M j DoviTr- England. Mr*. S tiic , was <fWn visiting relatives and >•«* : ” il'lsm *. brv wore a go«n .|,|lci(iu, ...freh m en t plate* were . TU ESDAY T h e1 Friendship* |!rainie f yl,,. »»>• former Mary llolbcrt of Penn« « b o f tho c ltle * .. of royal blue crcPo with goU >v . ,• m i. Congregational ChJroh^ w ill''m eet »>«» »>»'« muted .hi* u_ ’ ............ . Whighnni. MUs Marti , ■■ SA N FO R D ,* % *• . ^ �— Im f THE SAIffintP HBOALD. • v ip er' derives its name p|U bn it> . * , hr m a im A 7I\-»K- ll. *#Illinois Cu4fttr lU o r.U M'NKI ltrrrA.Nl ll)«l #f t lir plat of \VInf) *•><*! *»■ Tji All vyiu.nt It||«y I^nt-drift rw*.m|*-,| »r |*|ui I. |..«k<* 3H. N’••i ii • |« t f*r t r i>> k Ivr ii that •H»mlnt»la <*«Aif|ty I t - ' 1.4 ’•'* HI **l,r • .l .f 'l 'i r... |)Ut« * j^J.t to u L egal Notice p<»rt ,»• •\<pMlo|4t( mI.At •* t.A f '•••|rt| Ulnir Ir^cnboF an f ‘ifnUn, >r •- l . i o( }l.»r>' 'A. HI’/nrjL. fir. t" * Iti^. , , m i c o t t ie r **k t i i k r o r v n r ••►••I. tli.it lir filr.l liln .|»«*tl|| »o | * t"«r ttl£t <• Italia -ll- .f *li"H M rJVlU IK. HKMIMH.i: lYM'NTV, r final 4lprliaf«r «n.| thfe| Hr . »>»•* pUt - wf l^krvf-w :u> UTATK OK KLOlillfA. lir rro|*at«. 11f • • . . . . ».,•!* ’ •‘•'••ur# l«lan<l litfv# * .^wl II *i|*|tl> fo^lH# IlMfioiiiHIr if.\\. ihim n on Ih# jw.itof* \\|i!|iu >m».j F jW tm tha* K«lalo of I*, /. IIAIITar*». i otinty Jtrlit* of H#mlfi«»ls> ».» .«n mm ih><i ■tiv«t lyinK V'L 0#r#*t#«|. . only,* KiorliL*. wfi llir IHli da) of «oul>i of HprlfiK la k r M»«d I'lhtr* RNTh All Whom It May K«aHc#mii |o|»rrT |>K, for at*|»lo%al of nitm# «l##cr ll«n| UI )M»1# • n olle* la It*i r I.) gltrh that J#>*f l.* Morl-p^ .Ik it., r ••I for f Ifial Min hai vr a* A«tf|Hfll"* *i». J(Hf «»*l ••#«. ll. . m— mu #apf>rt aa \£in!nl*t i»f • lli« ilor r Y A t'f thr* m IhU o f- HlnilhaU* /nmi #al.l gif *« th""* #•!.»i#• of I. J. Ilarll#), iUc#4»*xl,« tlnry A Ri.i Hn .th l* fanilalli >»■■« r \<st ii>|.> |s.r puliftrllo l hr* filed bla petition f**r final , wUllti.n aa allow o I.) » *1.1 plat UlarharK#. and* tf■..I he out iiti|.i> • of l*dke\l.»«v In |lio« k i of to th# I l**nor 4Mi- It U f \V-i rr Void rial • * • Cvunty J udif•* of H« rAltlo'e Co iAt). tlr. run. I*ATKh ,*l H^ofof.l, ^-nilliola Kl'iflda. on the 3t||i dus of Ortoti* • •'•II K i w i l«|!i. t h i n III# i t l i l t d a y ’ ♦r. I9K. for 4ppr«>%al of dun* and , lof Hrplfiukrr. A. I» MIC. fhr final (llarhara# na Adtulol-liator HANKS KOltli of tha aatat# of U J. Ila rll*). land W. Mp«nc#r dtetaned. t*n Ihla lilh day of NOTH H Attorn#)* for l*#tlili»nrr H#ptrni;.#p. MIC. Nolle* |« hfrvby *fv*n lliat 'KM HMIII Hill apply In lh*» • JKHSK I. I i A I I T I . K V, Admlnlatrutor 'iC lIit r*tatr Hoard of (Viunly c*otitmla«l«»ri#ia of I* J, lia rtley* iW*‘#aa*«|. at lla titrrilng «>n th# lal day of iv T in ; I'n rrtT <>p‘ iiir : i o i ntv th*l.#t»rr, A. I*. I t l f for Ih# aifopllon HKJdl.Vnl.t: ITII NTV, «.f a resolution by *Nb| Itoartl of JUIM;K 1 l *I. |*M,liM|«. IN COt'IIT «»P TIIK f'Ot! NTT founiy iihn II iik ##r»! Ill re: K .ta leo f IM tll I I IU7.. JU P tir. MKMINOI.K ro fN T Y . lain |mf*on)fnl«*«lon#ra i I ii of (hr pint of la*k** lififfl^ul, BTATK .IF FUrOlliA. In ITotmle. Vl#*r it* irr.itilrd In I'lat H‘»<»fc S, IKft, i* i. An, •..illlo r*. 'and IVr**ot» listin g I‘l»linn or tn-nlfliul. At .iiu.t fLOKIDA s c o n 's SCRAP BOOK Private parking space for buiinni men and women between Florida Sluta Bank and Princes* Thealra with entrance from First Street and exit to alley. By the month or year only at reasonable rates. Security Bond and Mortgage Co., Inc, * . 502 Atlantic National Bank Building, or call Garland W. Spencer, Agent. Phone 99. • - j - F I R S Y MAH MARSH 17, / 8 8 4 ) ^ 9 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE BOOM fur MYOPIC EYESlC H f ( HLAR.St^HTLPHESS ) IS A CHARAC-flRIiftC oFrFAMOUS BEAUflES bwkl p^i WORK WANTED yUllNI.HIIKIl ro*.n — HU7 Mn.-. ■' noli* Avrnup. • . • APARTM ENT for rent. Adult, or middle-aged preferred. Mr*. •Short, phnne County 4MJ2. BEDROOM *for rent Ava. JotfKPM II II. It. I‘op# Co., tar. H60 • LOANS ~ ' l ‘B(rT(K;RAPH.S — Isva /our B EST photograph made nt TIIK RAYMOND HTITIIO U State Bank llldg.— I‘h 1093 " LOANS MAIlK FICOM *10 TO i.tou staiet p>ivory; fast i r n n , KLflKIH .t LO IN ( l l l" 2 Saiifutd Avenue Jll 1‘nrk i.MITATION leathers in nvst color* and large selection of good upholstery fabrlrs. Rolwrt * BtlRltOtV JIK IIK WIIHItK 2 W AN TED TO RENT PRIVACY IS R K SP E tn III S, Bruwrn, 2911 Ne OraogiTOUll hi.tu iul desire fur |>i|vacy iv e., Orlnr.iln, Kla. UNFURNISHED hlouse or down in money .nutters i, strictly (lairs aptsltnelit. Adults unly Popular S u l Cuvers re. peeled here. Friend, and 1‘huno SI5-W . HEAllNOLi: T IR E .SHOP reltitives are not quesdimir* shout your credit. tuiir em­ MIRACLE BLOCKS ployer <>r luisinesa assiiciato fO R your hum. Superiur work­ ■ ill nut hear uf yunr pi rsunnl manship w ealhir rcislu n t, high affairs. There is no eauso fin ilicn g tli, termite pried. Mir* emliarrassment. ncle Ouncrele Co., .102 Elm Kriisoniiblc credit requirements Ave. No co-makers on. money loans. Variable payment plans. i i .v K b it , sewer pipe Septic FAM ILY LOAN CD, tanks, fence post, gren*r trnp». benrhes, fh,wer pots. Miracle Concrete Co., 309 Elm Ave. 12 SPECIAL SERVICES c a h p k n t k r h - m e c h a n ic s a t t e n t io n I 'e have Ju .t received n largo assortment of h a r d - t o . get tools,, apd it .will pay you (o Iwik thcmworcr. REAL ESTATE WANTED WF. NEED LISTINtiH, of J-nrins, Bomes," Orovex and Busineti Property. . W. It. Williams. Realtor, Tom Bolt Associate, Phono 1120, 416 A tlantic Bank FO R SA LE Moor Mala Available *'* ‘ NOI.K TIKK SHOP william 'I M m i t h , OullKMrd Rale* A 8er»T^ 2516 your portrait taken a) ICIfOLLM STUDIO [alaeh n id r* Phona U 58 hlldren a specialty* Park_Ave. ___ - 0N. li. ^ **r * r" l pl*nU. ilall Ave- C. I*. Ronl. ARTICLES RIT8 and meal—ground fresh, 6 •rary Monday from snowflake I'LL BUY P ER SO N S . IO O Y E A R S O LD OR O Y E R DIED IH 'THE U H ltE D S fA liS IM 1 9 4 4 . ii ntcpiiknn. v it iii: ......... • .1* H. . .1 |H|4 IIUl k#)T4> Hllgrl •Itliilll.sls l»hl«t V r* I,..rel.y n.itlfiesl rbal anil r*,r ''hurra Iia i b«m fll»d Agdlntl " * '•> rils'lrtlw M |» |i li »f ia , l|| |h« **...11 1 ..in 1 fnf ih# .Ninth JudlH•I ' inml .ef |hr .Hal# uf Florid*. 71 dfi.l tut Me* mlni.tr I'.iuyly. m i.itiMsit, in,| (Hai i mu ar# m nilr -♦I fib )••!«( Hflllrfi a 11(1#Ar .t lies* • Mr (hr tlrd .la) # .if (M -I.rr, DM. fr, ilarault ll.rrr.rf B«td . *U«# will |»ror##d Cl l#*irla 11 .*11:•| you. II.. HHirral nut wise .if th'ii •»ull “ *• d|% |».| Ihr a|vIr of 'll I# Tk In- • U>.ak#M Mlalntlff, v* Joseph If. Kiephsoa, ir'.u.ia.ll, ~ tt It ness lav ba.nl and offi.'lnl # , NPicrtAis M innii iMh . M Y oU i'U k lltlt'K T ti U*P|;.|| n ni l n I 'h .ii.r r r i tri-m u TO: Maty Ktaneet Muss. II. lot TIIM'Bliitwfi HI.. llnM||iiBirr). Al4. ,-so. Ire is brr'ny Hlvrri*lhj( In V»t» ar# h#r#b|r '#*|i»tr#d l*» 4pp#.ir ■rrontsne* with n limit !>,,»# •III I hr 7lh day sif Orltilirr. \ |l ro ts.-.I by O,,. J of (lir . ‘ti- HH. In a «#•1 141rt ■•III fur dl%uVr# >>.ll f .i l l l of ll..- Vl„ ||, I ihII.I s I H*iidliii( In ih# rirrull *’Mtiri ..f 1‘lrrutl, Nsmlliolr (’•■mile to .'linn. Mgyfnin.sl*. «'trimly. KfttrldA nn ul.* r , , l in lb* rs s , ,.f HI'IIIIAV W (|frt iglrtl I'll# of %.hit h ium( rntr KIH« ||U«4#II, f'lairtllff tt J AItVIN. i Oil.plains III. vs. It, II *• Many yrmftfln l(u*-rlt l»rf*ndNtn MI'lltllKAI.. el St ■blss.anis. „ \VI|rt-»a rti> harnl ain| *.fflil.»l or...-s«»n* | win off*r at Hafiftird. H#»nlnttl# I'minly r..| selr, at lo.biy^ lU. tlun to |b, •f*l Him# nf Km»f bla, I hi a &th It) .if kt.l no.I tils best 1.1,1,l. y foe rnsli H#|»lrmhrr A l» I9I< *1 ih* fronl rtoor ,,| .'or f 'o„, | O. I* lUJIlNlMIN ir.'us* In Xxnror.l Klorlils. on lb* Cl#rk of Tirrull •‘••url :ih *lsy of Urlobvr. I * n . ih* l*usI boar. ..f ,;,l*. 11,* follow- (HKAle) N#nt|ix.|« (*«tunt), F'lofldi Usserll.*. r*'l ratals ellualsIII . K*tt.lnoli. <‘onnty. Florida, lo- k ta tm IlF k Li i h i i . a wll Noulbweel (M ailer I8WU| of lu r* Ik* K sisr* of M. K*a Huulbwrsi U d a r t e r ISW.V) uf IN COUItT OF T ilt: i n i- y r t soriben.l^Onarter t.VL'U I of a ** . JFtwiy; HKM1NOI.K c o t "N TV to day uf Augtial, A, I*. I9I<, ultrf-ln 1 »n» d#rr##i| ihnl Ih# »uin »»f *»NK SINK lirNfilCKf > an.l <./|ou inilA.AKS hit «*<*•!•, m m fortfiMlIh th# i|#frr«dAnt* ulRn pUlotlff, I, a t S|»e#lel » M ttl*r lit i lb - fib *»f llrl'ih*V. nful dArinii th. I.trut »lr. In front of ih« door in ih«, **lt> *nf harif'.rd. . KlurMa, m II • *.ff»r it I publlr m If , and- w114 aril In |hr bl||h#.«l a ml Imil bid.Ur for rtth , •h« follow inir .1. In .1 i r peft] n lb# t'lly of Hunfniil, t*uunt> «»f .•n.n. isi n r i"t ni Hemltiole and Hlnlr .»/ Kh.r da. th# 3«ih «l4>* uf H«pi#ntti#r. It.-wll: •• 1941. , I-**!# kit# (Si *trnl Kltthl (II uf rnNIKlH MKMIMTT Illork U of Mm k h4 in Park r u r i i . v i : h ih t t If right ■. Hanfnbl. Klortila. 44 prr i far land IV. Hi»#nrvr ’ I'U l lh#rr«if duly of r#***»nl In Attorn#) for l**llllun»r Seminole Goes To Gainesville For Tilt With ’Canes Mouftm Am/Senafors To Return By A H T JIl'k DECK WITH l!% raid Si«trt» E»IUur I The S ; ininote IUk K School criil|er> «r*ck to tinincnvillc to meet ■»• 1‘urplr Hurricane in (heir «erR\,| tilt uf the . II' 1*1 xenion, tolig h t. ■ | Coach Di*ho|> of th* Humean IronouncoJ hi. charges *’raailjr" lor tho tilt anil hope, uf vicury biouulftl today a . thcr> in likely* hoo.V dhnt. ullclil llur»t will !>«• In [he lineup. Hurst was an all* N rrihe»nt< Confeience hark la*t rear, lie ’ nuiMd n injurerl leg lluring the first (lainr.vllU- tilt this year, and war unable» to M rtlclpiitc. f The Caincrvillr griddera arc not hew to the fiotball game as they MV? 1? lettenncn uniting tha .W plnv i . ril the squml. The Hurricap.a also bouat of several n.w cobi.rt to their team. Amung them It Jim Nihtark, 200 pound tackle. Nlhlark ia a sophomor< and lllthop is ro jn tin g on film fo a<l I much power to the line. Junlur Beartl Is another mwr man on the .quad. Heard it n liO pound end back after the wars. » The probable, starting lineup WANT HEAVIER BROILERSWANT MORE M ILK WANT MORE BUTTER‘ THEN SEE US X-Cel Feeds Are Developed In Florida For Florida Livestock and Poultry Needs. Valuable Premium Coupons in Every Bag The Sanford Sanford Avenue at 2nd Street Robcrl E. P ark, Mgr, THE L O N E RA N G ER By Bob Green By Jack Sords Wg o f gonna TAtCE- MOVIES O P THIS PLAV S O J makte ir b e c r r ~ v g o o d .." 0 K A 7 CO A CM . I’M R E A D Y r W H EN Y O U ) H O L D E V S R V T W W G i'Y lE fc S OPfSIOC.* WHAHS TWr IDEA, RUSHING WAV CNER Ciir.llnnl* 1W E L L , J E E P E Q S f ’— rM O N LY IR V IN ' TO B E , IN T H E P lC IL IG E , p ­ 1------------1T O O i----------- ' <»n ti total of The final pl.i)i>ff in the Clt* Solti all b a ttle will b * re win il tli.iu tj. night, ia * tin ill »«« .iil'i-n l tudav. Ihe llavne. .tnd M iliu m , jr t r ) will airvi ' rhe Sot urirv I umbev .nim vallioi ot ihL.ikitronr l*.iek III Hu* «l l Ull»| C4IH«* in 11*«• fiti.il ii ond l if. ru niitu rr d rlrjlrit t*» S»nf*iril M* mill in flu* , ,*».-* »f romiodiifinn .oil ih •• S;*» rri|% ‘ I'm il IfimPwnl1 ll» • .M*\roii-eniml (iitiiuiH , in ihrir l ‘oach Spre Martin of the IV l and High llullilog. reports tluii - tllU ill I* l-Jlol glulllw's wi<! participate In the tilt InAween the * »stis I’atiibers un.il the Ji.Toind iluiblog. Ktiilny night. There at.* T - nu nitiei. oil this ItnlMrg squml lied * Martin i*ay» t tint be will Use ive«v one -of them. i F e IVI. and mentor • laled X h t lilt .will •|U>»lt;tlb find that he is welt rquipprd with I*, i! \\ il'ialto-, .hi tbi* hill lor barks, wingmen. amt uuariU. br Furnit urr titi'ii ami lunipr however he has only* two good l l l f '4 |i l«n < m ir ih Ih tarb lrs to use. Th* renter soil till -hriilil turr inln #» (tftrltriw is still a 'nig question mark in lu* l- from Ih out*?! and krrn the Itullibig rdinp. . . _ ** m|u*lilii»n hiiMict) i hr 1« *i M artin said that most of his •ifltln *• ••\pftnd* I h f Kin tn ang siers are playing Ihei, lilnrrm rn lr nl niir rani.* *j* 11-a 1 w ar and 11*a I he wi|: have To »ce I hg.'nieg lit a V * f*w* he sill be aide to make •uy prnlirlim u (nr the year the starling lineup will pn'hSPORTS LAI (ill ably lie announced at tbe Iasi minute. I lie I 'd m l nmi b mlih'il !hal ih. > are n»t jo in e d ulrotil log M,»y (inleb *,t Kosiis, \lqst *,t l be O'laind pin y.jW »il|ie*,.i*il <b- Stilifold K'lsis till here lay! . it It.Y vvi-wIBf at. I- Hify *%•*!• I ii*».% what tn liH»k f.tnuiiil fu, i i't.a te ih. I.l|{ KlMlt* flillb.lt k. b 1 |~. AM Kit It T S . (Ia.. Sep t. 2 7 — (Speciail Tlw Moultrie P a c k c ri tlimme.i tile A ia riio is • j* -'*• r. p-i»t fh»* t.r rrPi 't-nim g tli«* (.rork'ift’ Florl<la L fig u c in ihe plnyoffa vflth ih.* f l i t it!u Visit** l.t .ilmr* Orlunilo t:n » th«* I'liillira, ’ • flit- *t \ nth nn,| rubber ( ‘ In-*•*i .*• nf tho Fl»»* ivlff I i n*r t** in a h«>t* r»|i* »f.* h.lffh i iil.iy Die •l*nrk"r* V\ill fai t' lilt* S.*fitHul> if* IM mihIo l«nii»'th '\ 'tf lit : *h.* f u -1 o f a two * tti lu 1*4* plsy.'«l *•»*»\ SKULMW>0> S V m Q iS i I In .1pri mt nt I urttii i • 11».«t i It. pm. ll.« •• rtfl.l a *s <yg|i.l » ftnin 1 1 (’ fi.i ilit* 11f -I li'itr r I mil*hi <“"ll for ih#* • n ml. <*.110 f»«• Ih# 1* u l anil ' ri) ft « ,tn\ tilhrl lIi* i iiMthl •Ii rl M-yHlt'An TtNtBT ITU i II WitTtN PflTIIIMO* I ivhliOL* •■■lor ll'.ll.llMIII I hit, ih lla piol fr. dm * lirncM . Ii;l s e* m ilt fwl ir«.tii»i| d«*(* !*■« .Ill rtIlls* I ill# Nlllfp I III fill* -llifl .uni I hr I ” litffmiliitn |ila»» S|i*i*»«s|i i.ridilrr rs ami ho rrlin*t| the fn«t lhr*«* fi%C ■h H * t Mr Mv * u ir«. F A R R E I . l ’S f f k ifo ssir 11*14*1 III* f **• 111* •HI •H|f «f*l4>***»l Th^ f ir*»i »li ill ntltm l#il ntrailv ,4t iiipm nml Ih# *»prinu|. »h»Y «*v* n more than that w ei* Ant for the P A C K A G E S T O fC U * OStl It ARC AOt BllXj. J'koH t %'X O M .V # Our .5 Y e a r P lan .. Mil si mAKETT D lN C IS N r H E R E, c o a c h .. w a n s o m e t h in g rr~ p o l l o p^ fam h c s h o t o u r a t Y e a h .t h a t nooraALLf— .• f F«LO " r - 1 l cAwr waif s FO E H IM -IL L 1 - | RU N iro T F , m y s e l f .' N Q tP C Y O U B C H A N C E 1 TO S t U i Y o u ra M iS T A K S S . W A TC H EV ER Y R O O T r r O F T V IlS F IL M C A G E F U L L Y * OiCAY, L K 3H TS -------------------------- \ O U T / m A U l RQPINSON WHEN DO WE MAKS* A PLAY r r --------1 p o e * HER? jto llcy from u*. you can further | „ u ,r t„ th.* Class It Piedmont I W ufn« yo,Ur yef r,f . e o t i. 10 0 7 |I.eagu. where he finished the 1/Bc. Saving 32 4 /8c of *v e r y |m 2 M. * „ )n with Durham. N. C. 100c. You can’t lot* - If you T |le next three seasons he wut don t get a dividend you are not.|„ r ,,. Army and away from ‘ g any more than the pulu 11 „ , <|„|| m Jr*°“ r* . ln,,Ur‘ nl * ' I Edward, return*,! to the game in e Mutual Companies w e j ^ j , ,p rjp|{ moving to the Clnw* represent have always paid a n -1A g(AJthwn Ass.K-iilion where in nual dlvtdenda to H icyhoblers. ti0 ,.nmr. h, batted- -3 IU for tlx* C. M. Bo>d * Co. 'o u r Mutual k !ll(ll|r Ajfc jjfar>. Insurance Friend, phone 104.— I , , r wa4 brought bo the Dodgers Adv. 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL FACTOR HKMINOLB TIUK B1IOP Bearv- .201 North Park , > W A N TED G RA H A M WHVNOT’ * Telephone 37 EO TO WILD THE BRIDGE. IF AY FA'QiER YES, AND THAT W DULOXI S E E . RILL MY FATHER! i____ f GREAT D A Y } Y jU S T LEAVING! HERE " ' ’ • W IT H S I A N U S • W ILL P R EV EN T I IIM M I l-o iiit J o r d o n — In k S p o ts HOHTl'N. S.-i.l 27. »,l‘ i. By R e q u e s t - J a m e s M e llo n I .» going I,, I.MVe unollx b.H'key year. lb.' Im. v ,ffl" V ic to r H e rb e rt • L o is B u t l e r • y -**» f| I at least. Some I J.tMgi llrure ran f i r the Brooklyn Ian i tickets, ihe totnl allot.I.,nt have I C o le P o r t e r - D a v id R o se ough pre*p|ency tomorrow ho' I |b.«n s» Id fo, the home T a n g o . * X a v io r C u g a t have a fine rhai.re of being elrr ; of the Ilost...i Bruin*. An "loim L-tl. He .has taken everyone l.v ir tx d .; l^ ilo a l S h e e t M u s ic i applications had • surprise, and that includes the little . 'a s 'l 'f t in (he nnce-fnm.m* TOR MUSIC "Gas House Gang.” Miami players on the 191.1 tint The MUSIC BOX ! or rosier are evenly divided he Phone 9B3 111 W. Ul SI, twren Miami Healor High sin MaH Order* Filled Miami Edison. A IR RU ST ON Phona E OW N ERS . ,*.l l ie . b eno l..e I . . j i i . l I liln n e rs , .ill SPORTING GOODS 30!i Kant FI nil SI ("r B lo ck lin x l uf I '.O .) A Clean Suit It's amazing how You’re Groomed IN T H E SO UTH EAST More people drink Atlantic Ale anil Beer than any other. It w . Lord, 75B.W . Marval Engiiah’ Pea for *ala, fin* bU Sanford X-Cel Heed POINTERS och. 3 month* old. Phona 148. \ cor. 2nd * Sanford. fPOUCHTON 4 ■ loor f u r n a c e s — w # make Immsdiate daiivary HELP WANTED aa floor furnace* for us* «, Sanford. Modem ,'Appll- G'RL for soda founUln at L i. Inc„ 428 N. Orangt us. OrUndo, Florida. J f f i 8 2 8U" ‘ ■■‘i * must b e ... /» B A dcM »have won’t Itfdt a spoiled suit. Bui • clean x \ f S k z .tzr WHAPS GOIN* OH? *------< HERE WITH, RIGHT OUT OF N tt VMW.fRDl DA0<M3U USTEN TO ME! THATMASKEO MAN JS ALL RIGHT! LOOK WHAT Hfe LEFT WITH A S IL V E R BULLET! •have and a dean euit makea jrau a well groomed *.* v • than* Wo know how important appearance ia la tbe business world tb a t’s why we do faulUeaa work. For . * •■ superior cleaning end pressing send your work to n LATINO OIL HEATERS Ac c o u n t a n t and offic* m if fireplace or fla* Ineducstlun. T it, Md I O t Hi 5-YEAR W e Piok-up and Deliver, loo! «$'r lt*BS"i«i. .""u'lsa e . Thigha, Loga, Livara, Wings and Nccka AUo Fresh Grade A Egg* MOT. Top aaUor to right m heating \ i WORK W AOS ARE NEWS METAL FA RM ERS Ctpv’BbVdD PQ) foaffiAtL FArfS\ •f0E6FY p<?A WA-fbcoewD ,- a ; A Clean Shave SA I T O AN EXCELLEN T WOOD P R ESE RV ER C lival lo rn . as an aide to Ferrell Anderson, another rookie catcher wl», sta r­ red until Edwards force,) him to do Ut* bull pen catching. Edwards has made Brooklynites forgtt Mickey Owen's jump to the Mexican • leagu e an d . If B U IL D IN G -* •Roefttlr■ - Painting Smith Brothers, |>bion* 10H2-J. M U S IC N E W S F r o m ' T H E M U S IC B O X N EW R EC O RD S C o l l i e S o n g -F r a n k S i n a t r a . 1,1 «t|* ?.l" L ove D o ets n 't. G r o w O n T r e e * i «ut. - B e n n y G o o d m a n . Mu k Ju s t T i t o O lh e r- l>i*y • G e n e ; K ru p n . eate<! ^ ' ' m L u c k y - J i m m y D o r* C r a r - 1 *Py. i in. L ive A n d L e a rn • E d d y A r* h' •' n o lil. N EW A LBU M S K a lia n F o lk S o n g s - C a r m e n Atnf.is, E of BALL-HANDLER Soft hail IMay To lie Resumed Mornlm 7 PaUq Livestock, Supplies WAGAN cabbage plaltt. raadf.^ Phone 70WL_ tion .rapabl. fell instmettuiis yrvtrrday at Nrminulr High Sehuut tor (iris and buys during Uielr.irgvjlar (yiniiastics prikal. Hanford's younger geiirratlnn I* interested In thr game as IU students requested that gulf br 4>trghl and have signed lo take lessoqa. • * So Iran went nloni? with Hrmie HTAKETT NOW ready to grlqd every Mon. dav morning — Your corn, grita,, meal, com & cob or ner’* Store, Lake Monro*. 10 2nd BL ! h£ * i' c,lc;; ,or ^>* J 'w . Bell, Lab* Monroe. Phone 15. USED planoa for caah. The Music O LIVER heavy dut: Box, phone 963. disk and ■■*« i» • * . — — '* • PHQNODRAPJla uTr rent. Th* . . . . _ ......1 OUttaff — Music Box. phone 953. * * • bln* with hitch for tracUr n ? M S.ifU**d •*unlor- Neyel*. Ph. |166. Call Carl 8 . Mysns, ta 781-J. _____________ Muir il'ow ell anil assistant m sib Rm Ih.' niuii> local l It iiioiu for the sn-oinl worku it lilt* aiinounc. i it I'tiesdli). " a t. the funnel The griddets are working out v star, loom* ill gym shoe*' and aro n ally gela eager for tin* ting thd woiks. having Ik-Vh .n it in l‘J 47. through running and bbicking nil of High drills the first day out. By i BANK KCK AP N. wnfealures Sm 'rts Krlitor BROOKLYN. N. Y__ Much of the str.n gth of a champion, hip La.'L'baJI ttiln lies In its “down ib* n f blip J fen si That was •specially tnie of the great Y an­ ks t teams. Tha Yanks had a let j f hitting to t>ack up pitching but they also had Bill Dii-key to handle th. assortod deliveries o f thr throw­ ers. t'onnia Mark, too, had the catching for his top Athlotic years ago. He was Byron Som* Stan Musial fn.ai scoring at the m e ., win. swpin 90 miles down start of what nnghi have bes-.i th i broad Sacramento Kiver to a big Hf b iu u inning and he V alla.or—tle left Saeramenlo «ot -figured irTthree of lb fmlr ibnil'l" Wedneulny and finished hii list play* Bredklyn maite in the •rrlrs. Jn endurancit the following Satur* And I' was K I s in la who help l a y . Sommer* «wan. approximately d 2 .v nr dd Itnlph Brancq pitch, six hours at a time and his that marvelous three-hit ."i ll »bnr fa it, si pcae was at night, out to give the Hums tb>. Card o f Cnrq-'ittc* Straits. The only i Ins) » ries. two games It, one ill eff, rt from the Jtl'm ilc swim ll had tarn Maiioirer la*., !*'i was a mild inflainntlon of the riK-her'a nlan t« uys Branca ju t eyes caus .,1 by oil on the surface for nn • batter and then n ine io of the river. In fart, the durable with a soulhnnw. Vie Lnmbardi. Sim m ers was in such good eomii- lo face the lefl ban led hitting lineup used hv Carilinnl pilot Kd i'i Dyer. B it when llrancn r>tirrsl th* fir«t butter. Edward* ■hi- Vallejo Yacht Club •hnutrd to Leo: •lie ItAa H Will III . f stuff ' Special Agreement Brings Teams To Tinker Field For Opening Tilt INSIDE SPORTS REPORT Itruce Edw ards • Is Rum’s Defensive W underm an Rookie la*eii a big help in Briuklyua Nulional league flag drivu, inky never hit in th« tffino league* with auch .tors as.Dickey, t'oehrain* and Cobywr, but ns a catchtr hr ig a dsfensive wonder. In the recent crucial .erica ,wilh SPOUTS ODDITY the Cardinals, Edwards guarded home- plar* like u vctvrii ing ID, chances flawles.' y. lie A rugged ycung Californian made three perfect lit drive arhiev.d a great but almost uu- throws to second -base tit nip hcrahle| swimming feat n f.w would-he b*v»" stealers. bleeked cum. Can b* bought at* Gard­ • A, Brooklyn Catcher Is Big Help In Drive ^or Pennant WANT MORE EGGS- and finishing. 'fTlranfnc'sirf'ViTnC* ing. New floors surfaced io par* fectlnn. Old lloom made Ilka new. Cali II. M. CL EASON __ Ij«ke Mary, Fla. B E N T A CAR B EE US f YOU DRIVE IT tresses,' PHONE 20(1 Holly wood Reds nt factory STRICKLAND MORRISON •• DMIVE-IT. INC. price.. Retail .tore & display •room. * . . OOfKJK - PLY.MOUTU , ' 1*0 W. f i r s t 8T . • PARTS AND SER V IC E Lchols Bedding ii Furnittire Co. 109 Palmetto Ave. Phoiie 1911 Hanford Mattress Factory ___ Phone 1133 and 0 7 2 -J. SN A PSH O TS—printed, developed, enlarged. We ropy uffl phots* OUTBOARD motor boat foy sale graphs, V — 18 ft. century bull and t ! n ic iio l l s s t u W o I horse Johnson motor. , Coo l 220 Meisch Bldg., PhonT-/|B0 condition. I ID Hanford Ave.. 1‘hoeic 1098. ELtCTM IC appliance repairs— we repair wnshlpg machines, 1 UXKDO FMI-MIH—complsto line. vnccurn cleaners, fanj», mixers. Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store. Trotter Apidiut.ee Service. 301 ll* I 1* . Ill lit . , a O U TB O A K O M OTOR S - One T ' i i IIP new Neptune and 1 U»ed ANNOUNtTNli opening of L. D .Sinionaon Engineering & Sur•vrylfig. Marion 0 . (jor.lon, re­ * presentative. 110 N. Park Ave. Phone 1120. ‘ ouu.oar.is. NTKPIIHSN, M ii.V i I ’ ACil TIIE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA ----- STA N LEY •HOC HRS’* -----HARDWARE CO. MEN'S, women'* and children's new Fall shorn. See us for the hard-to-get merchandise. (}. W. ^ C lark , 208 Sanford Ave. ONE OF Hanford's finest etdery farm s' located In th.- heart of th* bast celery district, with a lovely home. You must *rr it to appreciate it. Phone 1111, Edward F . Lane. Lr - frrcl.llt ( H I’ k Wj I NolH'r I* li*t.b ) KHm lh.it utidrr And l*f Virtu# «»f 4 dr. fee t)( eloaurtf arul m I* •n-nfrr*tl In Hit tton IS, Township l» Houth. Itsnae '31 Ka"b eotitnliUng Isr, seres. J II, UKUNAItl'V Nivels I Ms.ter. kicnknt » ::'iUNMULi>Kit* Attl.rne) Kaprurtl, I'lorl.la . .■ Mcrfnginphrr. .,1 |i|A N K U I t NLSIIKI) *rnnrn, Krm||em7n preferred. All conveiiiencv.. alO_W. !lnl BL 8 _ A R T IC L E 3 I'***# J ohn <i . i.KONAitnv M ITIFK UK *SCtTAPS. LAWNS m o .w e d ., . Iten *>mib|i liricr*. Je rry land, piH»n# 7 nH- 114-W. |lr ff-M l» n t-, P ^ W r i A < IS A FVVoPtC B E A U -fy ? AND. SHED -fliEIR HORNS *fHE BEQtNNlNC; q F WINTER . * o*iotj.‘ MoriilM, on ‘ th# .lit «la> J NtrTft l* * *. ..f .O ft-t-r '»• *. fur I K.,i,r, Is ihsl CON. uf Min. and fur flli.l dlwharn. m KIIIi IVt st,.l OtJOlU *—‘ HITT will .pply «,, lb . Ibi.rd ^ *1 Krfnrdr. ■ CuirnlV l''r>nilHl>in«i. .1 II. m»rt. Iliib.fl «. Ibr.M .rr |OK hn , |,,, i.| ,|.y n( Urinb.r. A: K seru lu r,..! Ibu . i l l l t » | ( fur tl , .d^piloij ,,f k lUso^ uf f . it. Hrnhrily. t l . lutlon hy lla.tr.l of County ----—------- —;— ---------- . CommUslun.i. ‘ V atsll.c certain IN tu p : CIHl'C IT cm 'K T (fK T JIL iNiris I f III.. I'l.t uf Hanl.ndo na NINTH -M l M l IA Is r i i i r r i r . ............................................... t if rrcord.d In l*lat lluok J. pa«« i* » TIIK HTATK «»K KMMIIHA IN uf lit. public m o o t, uf nmiinnla ANII K(»H HKMIN'Hl.K L V I S T l. Cuuuty. p'lurlda. wild a i r ..I . nf *N rilA M KHY. Nu. <133 Mid plala suukfit lu U. vacalad J1WA Id iW Ilt HAHWOllTIf. ' * * balnS da.rrlbnl of follow*. Iu-*|i: . ............. ... ul Ilia MV corn.r . uffl K itru trl* «*f th# ir«t4t# of M#rrltt lol^.V of Ill.uOi I . »f Ptnlando K lilrhir ll'ilim vn, d#c#a«#«l, a . par plat Oi.rtuf r>curdail u, I'Uindf ? pl.t book 3. p j.it . . of th* public racurd. of Samli.,|. MK.liTiia o Le-ymiNi: «n.t h—I'miniy, KlorldJ. run Ihruv* I.MtMl. JO.WKIMI >1. I^MOINK. -TO A C - I l l A L L Y L E A V E < R E E A R < R ON W lK ( f 5 W A S sJOMM J . MOHTV^o h E R Y r e r r A * , c a l ! f o Am / a . B ctTh m a u a ro f e m a l e r e i h d e e r a r e A H Y LE»ER FOR RENT By R,J. SCOTT m*. } ■’I ' *”t .l i l t fit u . I* • > •V r>«>ilii*<l an. I I’ HUlml lo |ii.*rnl any * ImIuh. und .1. ttimid). uirji h )»»u, *»r riih#r «»f y«n*. iim )- have f ih* ••tat., »,f fwl .lt K K«ll»trr. i|ri*#A#*df I.{i* »f p.ill t •Htiittj, |IS Itir l!filllilf J'l.lfw uf ( H. initM.I. «*utinl), Kb.il*|a. »t hi* 1'ifflcr JtL Ihf f u t l l»ou?»»: 'f . 'tit! . I <»ui l«* ol s.tnh'frl. Kb.r Ul# nlilun i •lachi ••alrpdar iimnth* f r•.*•• lli« ilium., of * i hi I4mU imMinib.in *.f •111* !»••! «*- Kn. Ii rlaliM or il* iimiiiI •M il In wrlflfiic. und rh.|lI Main r tl ll* J.l.ir . «lf r* l l. Tr. . ' » o d I* ,'wt 'n -.|f !-#-» , f 11-1 « •>lf|i #*j | •hill l»# m orn lo bjr Ihe rl.ilrn.int, . . . » . <t*,. v •* ' *1. . • • tr claim <ir ilrrtittftd nut 4« fib-I 411111 • M*fr% k’l n / ll ’ H KI’ITOV An Rilmlhtalrnlor, C. T, s\. »f Ih# KtlAl# of bkili I*. Krailffi tlrrraotl. FO R R EN T FRIDAY, SEPT. 27, 1946 )*/al ’ |l<H.k J. pan# ?•. Mnnlftnl# . County. KlorkU. ,* la »al>f) »ald fu rry . ,* * * T'S in* ra»n. i atf|ia»tr to |)u> .foV ■!•••r. ■ • IMIol thU 3Ul (U) of Aamiat. . ' ••-Vr . . ,*V y , f. v * ' k ', V* - .,* . LANEY DRY CLEANING CO. 1 .0 BAST SECOND STR U T PHONE 4S SANFORD EGG & POULTRY MARKET THIRD AND. MAGNOLIA SANFORD HARDWARE CO ' 210 BAHT FIRST HT. /UUalit C«ai/Aaj—f)rnrvti,i fa Alltnlt, ( k i k l f , C tglm N )i. V#r/*!S, O lq d s �PAGE EIGHT FR ID A Y , S E P T . 2 7 , 1046 TH E SA N FORD H ERA LD , SA N FO R D , .FL O R ID A Salvation Army General Arrives I In America For Tour Of United States NEW YO RK r i T Y , Sept. 2 < j the wild* i f Africa to the waste­ (AT — One i>f.. tin’ wor M's lands of l.apland, from tha bush great spiritual leaders. General ! of Australia to the jungle* of Albert O r » lin r n, international j India. It* flag of blood and fire, tea Je t of the Salvation Army, a r­ symbolic of* the hlood of Chrial rived in New York yesterday for and tti" purifying fir*, marched In 1il« Y in t visit to the United State*. (hi front line of two world wars, «Ttie General! who command*' a' living apiritual and material aiiij weaponless army of g n u t trad i­ to million* of soldier*. tion nerving in R7 countries all Civic and com m unity leader*! ever the itlohe, _wllj nit*’, .make, an will combine with S alvationist*-toi extensive tour "of this country. give General Oraborn a welcome Canada, the West Indie*' and in every! city he vjiit*. Thia la Smith America, • * Inde.d a contrast to the reception Like a military, field marshnl given Commissioner Georgo Scott surveying' hi* troop* In the midst Itailton ami hi* little band of o f attack. General Orebortf **-eon- -even laaalr* when they landed at rtantly planning the strntt-gy fo r Old 1,'aatle GaTifro in New York, the j T u t f ' l battle- the world ha* early in March, IK80, where a ! ever knowiv—the battle against crowd of curious amt skeptical mi l lookera laughrd at the courageous group of Solvalionlal*. Many time* Salvationists were impri»oneil in the United Stale* a* well n* in other countries when' they viuvht to held street meeting*. Yet these pioneer work­ er* endured untold hardships in their aelfles* effo rt to aid man­ kind. Today they are loved and respected throughout the world. The growth of The Salvation Army in the U n i t e d Hmics in the short span of n little more than To look into your wigdstorm two generations is almost unMere, General O r*' protection. Most Insurance com, Irclievablc. panic* will not write windatnrm bom ’s army f« divided into four without fire. Have your fir* territories. Eastern, Southern, CerfImurance extended to cover wind, tral nml Wc stern, each commandstorm now, before storm warn- cd by n Terrltorilrl Commander big* arc up. C- M. Boyd A Co., who has under him colonel*, hrlgndlersr nmjorit, adjutant*, captain* Phone I0 L — AdV. ami lieutenant*', each heading n rrrp * o f soldier* and voluniecr*. I n .th r United Stnte* alone, hu rommandr over li.QOO officers giv; Dr Leonard Barker tng full-time service. Evangelical Optoqirtriat ; * renter* lor pleaching the Gospel Rye* examined—Glasses fitted are found in nil Important cili>»*. .. 203 H. Orange A»e. ' nod y m iiqir atracL mnoting* gy^rrOrlando;-Florida' ■ «* Tiring ijrtrlluat aid to the ihntrk. Phone 4967 War Bride Gets Homesick, Takes : GI Spouse Home THAT S A f lS r iK l' 0*4 Ter S*«)# New AaJd a l A ll D r o p gteree IMPROVE YOUR POSTUREI A SPENCER will give you gracefully erect carriage. You'll h : l b o iler-fo o l belter. DANVI 1,1 p \ |||„ Hept. 27 -id*. --A fine of *176.0(10 lia, Iicon, fixed ft« the penalty for the New Yolk Gr-nl Atlantic nod Pnelfir T r« Company and 21 officer* an.i «iib*l liftry corporation*. The fit* lollnws cmviction of the A A t* Coinpany of sftti trust charg,’ . MRS. ARCHIE It. SMITH ’Spencer tn rrc tU r* , RegUtered 2718 Paim rllo Ave. HOY JOHNSON’S GRII-l O PENING SOON Flash Flood Sweeps rhreugh San Antonio CUNCH — IT M UST BE A *3f SOUTHERN BREAD ^ COUNTER/ LOOK HOW ENTHUSIASTIC ^ EVERYBODY IS/ I f f RIADIND congratulatory rnev ige* 111 a hmpilnl at Guilder, Ni a loillidtsml, where stic Is recovering I mm burn* received tn the Belgian Aii*line disaster. Is IkhSJ Itulti Hen­ derson, of New York The Girl Scout executive praised Hie work of the American rescue teams who coordinated between mound mid olr to bring the survivor* out, tlnst by heltcopler and then ny a PHY Hying boat. (itil.:rnft|io'tftl) CA SSERO LE SUPREM E T in * I r l | N r ,|M C a iw it T«st hy hsitlsf Is SiaVI* • FANS • M IX E RS • W A SH IN G M ACHINES • VACUUM CLEANERS IS4 payriVt a.Vt Ju it II PHONE 1064-J HUNT’S T U X ED O F E E D STORE is following the m ark et down! following (cadit Tuxedo S ta rte r and Growing MaBh < ; j . QUEEN A N N E LOUNGE CIIA IK S o u th e rn tSS B re a d . To com plete Tuxedo 2 0 % Dairy Feed Tuxedo Sweet. Feed ■ •. - ■ living room ||| grou p, Add this h a nd»otu a- *nd t*l!l_ill!*H i »h m a n u ■ " luxurious tinctive lounge ch a ir o f ditperiod' styling. Spring: DELICIOUS FLAVOR Rich, N o urishing G oodness inth is NEW ’ Mia- U I M ' F . Sot s o n , u s i l l W*ll b r o w s , 4 * s S bvbkl y, t im i loar. 18th Century. Group III Fine m ahogany‘veneers lend QUICK FROZEN lhrm selve* admirably to the | ' || Creamed Tuna fine workmanship . . . th£ ■k .Jgl ggj^g^g curved fronts und unusual From ih* cold North Pacific wtttrt i> ukta tboica am* tl in prim*. Tha dsror-ftmrd m o t it cooked la ridtly hltnded whirs tsuc* and quick fruten. By this m«thod SO tha superb flavor and extra rich nutritJousaass art cap. turad and rtuintd. For a sast/ul mala diih, try II today! r gi detailing. A suite of elegance. U i 4 pieces Roberts Grocery Modern — in i * ■ ; n i- ^ -E £ g . ’ S-'ivlg-- _ III MAGNOLIA AVENUE HEALTH’S - , • • a s ; . -K 3^ DHidi milk that is bottled undor scientificatly controlled conditions to meet the highest government standards. — ; ■ A suite that shows how smart, yet how beautiful!; V-malched vameera in contrasting topes fashion this, really fine suite that Is an unusual ealaf. . Tuxedo Yellow. Corn .• your New Bedroom Tuxedo L ayin g Mash • BEDS Sm art S ofa Bed* Ihut do 24 hour duly! By day a chnrrn* in g eof.i for your living room . . . by night, with just the twist o f the wrist, il opens easily into, a fulHuzcd double, bed .with deep, resilient spring .construction. A wide se­ lection o f cavers to choose from.' tu x e d o Broiler Mash ......................................... THEY WOULD READ YOUR AD TO O , IF IT APPEARED HERE k « ll» r fo r I I n t a . S o t o s v i l l i I it # , p u d M is s , l o p . W ,M ,,l ,r ,h l l , l l w i ant l / | <*S p i n t i k i m . C t n k ln * • I l k 1 t u * , t * , k t S s o h ,a i »4 I t f s t l l c s s , l l ( , 4 m viHro-im t. r » v l 1s t * b u i l t , , * c a la a rtia . I* p w ilh M i l l i n t * t k o t v TROTTER APPLIANCE SERVICE <■<1 *-• P!ion« 914 113 Palm etto Avenue filled cushion seat; grip arms. ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS Tuxedo Clipped Oats ANI) LAUNDRY SOFA W ATCH FO R OPENING AD "R O Y W AN TS TO SEE YOU' MAGNOLIA AVENUE 304 W . SECOND STR EET DOWNTOWN CLEANERS IHlUO( to boycott nil' Imrbei-h0|i* and shear each other frfrj i f charge. DIf * P. S . r Bring your dry cleaning along with Vou. in flood walera this morning. Knurgency squad* are rescuing latnilir* marooned hy riling 'waters throughout thy city. Itivera are .•till rilin g and -the public service l ward now I e a r* if the San An­ tonio River gre* up much more, ■ t!X lrrW JT 'IiO C L W ^ ncm eir- vo tcl im R A K F A S T — ' Come 1»y and let us show it to you. ANIMAL SURVIVORS of the Bikini atom bomb test are brought to Washington, D. C , for study by scientists at the Naval Medical Research Center, Uethrida, Md. Left, a goat suffering from anemia Is given a blood trmns* fusion. Right, Seaman 2/c Dale Lippx, of Miamlstmrg. Ohio, wrestles with Pig 311, sole survivor of the Jap cruiser .Vakaua. reported lo Iwyvc swain 30 milts following the explosion of the bomb. (faUputtlenei) IIAIiltl ftSIIGp UGV • HI I Id I FORT Mi -IS , Sep' J J , i/l**Hitmen hi h’nrt Myers esp c j to •* wearing homemade bnirruu iround ti Wn far nwhiio. Angcrol *t th Inc reuse in the Iirk s .uf (JU S T GOOD F O O D !! In o rd e r-to clean your gnrntcnla in crystal •clear cleaning fluid, we have installed a B u llcr Still. * , MORGANTOWN, W. V a., </!’> A European war brid# who's homesick ia taking her1 husband hack with her, In a rtveraal of th* usual order. dhe I* ’ 17-year-eld * Madeleine Jnco|>* . Falkrnstine who m et her husband when ho - atorftllcti Into her parents' bake shop In Maas­ tricht, Holland. Husband IdiwTence Fnlkcnstine Is a veteran o f the Hattie of the Bulge. Madelalne wants to return to M ass!rich to visit her parents, Mr. and Mra. Charles Jaco bs, and her 2 0 'year-old brother a t the University o f Delft, Falkenstlno said he would accompnnv his wife and try to land a job as a civilian employe o f the • p a n m e n t-in r-utope. Ue was honorably ■ discharged from the army last February and Mr*. Falkrnstine ramo to this country soon afterw ard. WASHINGTON S -o l. 27. »«», — Mr*. Franklin D. Roosevelt to­ day was 'added to the list of son* m ed‘toned a* imsxihilitb» for airpointqient a* ambassador to Britain. Others discussed a * 1 • ■»*ltde successor* to W. Averell Harriman are Governor U li* t, • ■-»!(,. tinrrd Secre­ tary of Stale V/ill Clayton, Gener­ al Mnrk Clark, Ambassador to Italy James Dunn, Supreme Court Ju stice Robert Jaekiron, Jack* on, former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, Senator Robert LaFidlrtte and De-ertoiebi career man Freeman Matthews. FLORIDA LIVRA TONE Have Y'ou E ver Seen a Still in Operation Plilsbury’B W h eat Shorts Pillsbury's W h eat B ra n and many other items, All th e Milk Y o u W a n t also a good stock of tHONE lost or 2307. A rm our’s Fertilizer FOR REGULAR DELIVERY Go to Hunt's and jrou won’t hav® to honl III ’ ■ ■ --f • . '-h: - L.k " | fe > HUNT’S T U X E D O F E E D STORE rUZ?. - . i* l * :, s * cood ■ • 5“ f” d j . ... . p to M I03-0t li. 1st . £A5Y TERMS Phoae 127 : i i i E i i i = i .1i i = i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i =• ■ i u = i i i .s. i. i. i = i i i. =•.. i j �— ' . . . r THE WEATHER . - In Unity There la Strength— PnrlJy cloudy thl» afternoon, tonight and tom orrow , slightly cooler Tueg. ; day. ’ •«. T e Frwtoct th e F rece of the World; To Pm m olr ll.r I 'r n j r r v .,f A m rrtw ; . * To Produce Prosperity for S a n h n l; AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER i i. Established 1008 V O LU M E X X X V II SA N FORD , FLO R ID A , MONDAY. SEPT. 3 0 , 1946 ■L U.S. Protests Disregard Of Allied Rules YugoslavN D isregard M ilitary R e g u l a > tions By C arryin g Concealed W eapons ♦ WASHINGTON, Sept. :U) (/ph-The United States govj tynment today accused YuKtMlavin of disreKnrdinp A l" . lied. military rcgulatiops in Trieste and of apreading mischievous propaganda. The formal protest wait uign. ed by Undersecretary of State Will Clayton. Forrestal Says Navy To Stay In Mediterranean 1 ressive War Is reme Crime, Court Rules H alf M ilitarist, H alf G angster Concedes Verdict S ecretary Says Units There To C arry Out U. S. Foreign Policy Kettles Pledges WASHINGTON, Sept. SO—{IV) — Navy Secretary Jam es Forrestal Successful Year declared today Inal United State* naval forces are in ll*> .Medi­ terranean to help carry, out Ameri­ For Celeryfeds can fo reig n Policy. i. m , * i . NO. 267 s Strongly Indicate 22 A t Lcaiit They’ve Got M eat T < rE at KINGSTON^ N. Y , Bepl >0. hi*)—They are eating bear steaks in Kingston. N Y -g because of Uie meat shortage, naturally. But; the unfortunate bear in* solved tn this stogy was purely a gilt as far as the Kingston City Home was concerned. T t» bear obviously had not heard of the meat shortage, be­ cause he wandered Into the ■rstdcnUal district of Kingston. Soon." the bear was climbing trees and causing no little alarm to the cltlrenry. - So Oame Warden Henry Bern­ stein finally *ho‘. the bear down and discovered he was large and plump. ----- . —— Associated Press Leased W ire scrm an General S taff, Hi^h Command, Reich Cabinet, Nazi Storm troopers A cquitted; (scstapo And ICIItc Guard Found Guilty . % -T u The note acknowledged that IlM tl.tN . Kept. .10 (d’l — Two news correspondents from w American m ilitary authorities in . ecrh af foBr oreupvlng powrrs will tie admitted to witness the ’ Veneiia Giulia detnlr/.'d six Yugn. Forrastwl. In -an unusual poHcy rice a tla n , ol Had d.-frrulant» who may be srntrnred to death , »lav soldier* on Sept. I*. It added stgU m m l, niada' it ptatp that the - by the tplernational Military Tribunal at Nuernber*. The tilled that the Yugoslav . soldiers-w ere Seminole^ Will Win American naval-referee* . Jft lh* Contrel Conurll made Ihi* snnoum rm rni Inday The council , found carrying* hand -grenades* »Ul h i them for ■ I* rharged with rirry in j out th r court Judgment*. More* Thun Lose*; Mediterranean (-narrated in 'th e ir .clothing con 1 -onto time tn cohu*. !• frary to lugulationi. The soldier*. Chance F o r Title The declaration wa» released NUERNBERG. Shpt. ,:ill (/!’> —r The International • 'about whim the Yugoslav governn* IH? American government tnmenl protested, have .since hem Military Tribunal rlerlnrerl today tirat the initiation of war Coach t l T\ Kettles of the ’icatsd full backing to Turkey releases). is'the Rtiprenir eriine. Tiie Btirttnmry of the tiihmial’jt find* Seminole High School .football ie That -country'a nsistaiw o * 'o The polo informed Yugoslavia t am promt*.d KanTonl Retarlsns Russian* demands on the Berdan! iriRS a f t e r a le ii- m o n llis t r jji l in d ie a le a a lro ttR ly tiu tt t i i e that tbu arre st mm* investigated a*, their tegular wuikly luncheon e tle a .-lt also came as Washington N a z i r in g le a d e r s w ill h r e o n v ie te d ag eh a ru e d o f c o n ^ .b y an American military boatd today that Sanf-rd would win .studied means to aid the present o f officers, -and the hoard fosnl more fnottiall games than'it woull Gieek government in’ It* tr o lib y ♦ *pitmg In Vnnimil the *nprt me the-jsetlon was justified. crime nf -larting vvar. I .re* this Kail, am) took full bl»m*W*ith Russian-supportfd neighbors The nolo saiya in part nnd we upon himselfVfn, the ln*» i,f the ami ho|**h for p"artful arttlcnirnt Ijnn l verdicts nod sentence 1 will b* ilelivered tnniorrow when quote: ' . ic'Usti* game . which, he stated, uitli Yugoslavia over the dlsp'ur "This government desires the will yJavtil too 1 arty in the roaiou ti' ii o f Trieste. 1hr infill rf rpticjiisUr* ihe n-nding Yugoslav, govtrnn/.'nl to know nnd before- the local team had -( s|- tiHi.lllRl w«»r-1 judgment. Person*- fam iliar'w ith the. rva th at it resent* the charges that time to g t In g o,t condition. 1 ll, 'iflirmijil tuned upon on* tiehind F o rrcs ta l’s »latemen ll-V* ll* U V J*l r sMitr.l by proae" Allied military authorities Innk lie nl*n pm.I high tribute t o !,a y it was drafted about a week f.u lint .nil, F’tance. the no steps III thi* matter and thsl^ Sp iiiiei Ita ri' ii who, he »ald, play , pg.. and hence i* not inspired r ,i'­ r l l , tlt*l tS» they inspired * small 'f«s*rt»l' fd a gi--.il g.iuit- at 1 nd in the (,j ||1P f;.|,h llurdanelle* conflict fttill Russia. The pres* to give a tmall .'false'' ac­ tiaine*vj|le gum*- despite the fa d‘ or other current controversies. 1111 "eg in \..v jo LM ut of last year, year. rsle* L ,1 1 I 1*1 *i s, Jjw»l Barely an Jiour and a hall after (he re.dins id thr JtnUmrnl heyau Ihb. nviminc at S'ueratiere. Hermann l P I l l F i l l t' l O r i f l i l .v lti 'TI1*' I It. >■.......... desrnhe,| ip fpiile count of the incident,’ and that it It Mo* hi* first nppearsnre i*\ that However, the statemen s a ' uio iifiit i iri inri siumirrr twit w ish ii «*« m m irrm n i nr 4 " ' Go'lltUf. former number two Nad who had tier tt termed hr t'. s. Prwsn ulur J j i l w n *•% "ball >mllllarl«l, l ,.e f ' * t i { . p T - 1 -*-.1111 ii*iiWT-t;iig ■ rtrr VVTffl'nre proA rrjfe ts these charge* s* inischiev- position, and to Willis Andersol* , — ... people and 1 k _ alM| tf gmngaterr vtrlua.ltr rtmeadrii that he It on the »«y to Hle gairdwi. Perhaps* renrrmbrTInf’ w h eiitir I I I rN l / I l 1 V U ’ l III l> ,)u, f „ur ,„ a j„ Countfl cua propagaiula -w ith u u u - auy-j.,vh(T flhe ‘ line plays .th<t„Amexiran giivernmenls liuvcrnmenls OI*J of Inc n nip p" >iiti atlrtlflfd Ihmtiih lirrn u n v a* 9« a mrtnlrft nf Ihhe liir hrsl Nail Ii strutted thrnuth tJrrmany a member o f ^ r hichrsl Inner rlrr le. Ilelrliiiiarshal (inerln, n u n s til* A I t f I tl r ! P i i r l n v l i n t * , , in lb foundation in fact indictment. Thr early ami did tim e groat punting. The tatem ent* to be made since ti"* cyrm a'vea w|th wllli a. nrtrla ^ I I\1 I ill l l I I1\ 1C pmU,v Imnrl ,,a lld linetna Uur)nt th> the iriil tr l.l Ten protest adds-l that Yugo­ •cure against Gainesville, he point- • gr ■ t>f ttu- trading o l tho end nf the war on the reason* slavia must have been it wan- nl id titiL. was I t to IT despite the amt purpose* trehind the presrni' Jons iiraityl am i rnlim*l.y*m judgincnt brought out no names. the tltru it* protest was addressed fact that sport *w-filers had pro- of American warships in the Medi­ *luy evening at a mm* im-cttng i Th‘‘ inbun.-il ruled that nggresto Washington that' the sit lirl-d nl tiie Kaiifonl Country Chib a t ; sivi* war r- « 'crime, that contiefoui the garni that terranean. Said the Navy S ecre­ soldiers ’ already were released. ^wlitcJi dull presidepb, or King 'I'U O'tes e\i^t.-d |,i wage aggreSGainesville would win by three or tary: * ! blons" and club executives from * lv*' war nnd war crimes and four touchdown*. "Tcday the United State* Navy |many cJMcw In central Florida urro crime-, ngninst Im inanity have Sanford still ha* a chance at is continuing to maintain force* 1guests of tljo Sanford Llotu ntal been commilted. the conference title, he said. Euslia in they eastern Atlantic and the i there wa.s murli MpidntLv it* te. The court nciiuittrd the Gercan be expected to* lose one or two Me lllsrranean Sea for the follow­ 1‘AIUU Kept 30 id*, tirnatur pod - after re;*>rt of arlucvcm nd. man G cnej.ii S ta ff and the Gergames before I he end r f the ing specific purpose*! Atiliur Vanrtenberg of Michigan o| (lie vnrlmu clubrevn-wert man lllgl. f ‘onimeml. (he Naxi season, ly explatmd, arvl Ban" F ir s t, to support the Allied today iiakrd the I’arU |V>#ic f'nnZone Chairman AJ Hdibaum 3r tlr.iwii.hii 11, ,,t K tu rru tro o p e re fiird ib * v not lose any more. S t, orcuoaMon frree * and the Allied ierr tier lo Wllje trpCflom ot IratteUd Ml th'ra tlllriKlIiccrl ttic* nnd I ho Ib-u-h .cabinet, of Auinislirnf. which has a hip' e2- M ilitary Government' In the dls Wilson Priiises New and uatIgution into tlir treaties era who wen- hrldrd hy Jik,**yi!t, i-hatgc- that ihty were criminal perieneed team, hovyever, he con* charge of th rlr tospontibllllles in tor ttolltaliltt, Bulgaria and Hun- Alv-arc* nt PtlissmU dl’-irlct IJun ,o gnmr .,1 i.o>. tVttanr groups of ct diil, sloud the t*i*t chance of Funeral inrvlcc* fer Mr*. Kva the ocrilpiert areas of Europe Outlet F o r Glads V i a n HI* proposal m-'iigid Immcdl guyTrnnr for '35 north rmtiprihing (tie 1,-i^ei*hip t urpa. the Elite K. Gooddper,! who died at the any to win. ale objectIfilLi from flic Klavlr the iMUthern half ol llie state thirtnl. the K l« . n di-partment At Florida Market home of -h e r son-in-law and bilk lad loiutd ,wip|»rt Hornon-at I PaM DLMrlct.tlovcnior Millard j wInch mt.rated a spy system, daughter, .Mr. and Mrs. Dean also played a great ganv again*! BfJUPn Conklin of_ IXiytoua Ilro tli. at-n mul t he Gcalaim ■Weiw ■eonvieted** - * Wing of. 141 T> Hast Amelia A venue, Gainesville. In fact, hr said that J ACKHON VI I.I.K, Ma Hept 3«. /poke. . * s *— — n* rgmiPHl otganUnllons. ' lUiv‘ Rcpublicaiv-jwmw*or-maitc Orlando, Saturday «ven.lr*r at 10:4 q the star Sanford quarter played iHpcclal—-'(iputUxepMrt.\ Iiom p,u«l Chtte ropresented pi tin- «>ne Lions Review Progress At District Meet Mrs. E. Goodspeed, 4 M other Of Sanford -M e n , Died Saturday IBusiness Increase 27 Percent Is G lr*»t lUlMieive gwtne winch has Of bren plaj'*m >y anv Sanford 'rn»n Told By Jenkins In hi* two. nnd e half years of ki Good Reports By /andenberg Asks Trade, Shippi: Freedom Be Written Into Treaties Markets Please State Officials Army Asks 35,000 Men Be Drafted During October or Florida n—v*-rr(tibit- rprtxhrrlni D raft (JuntT*‘- Raised MWiioatlon in oi^iing m- Hcfure UnUed the reading of the D d-tiul. Daytmia |judgment hod progressed an hour H tatcs'■ campaign lit tin* Batketi , wxUorw, and a continuation of thi* With Fxptanatiun; Economic Sonuntaakm. on what la jr/JJ’u ' Mt lXn 1 and I nml one-half the form er number * noon at 4:00 o’clock with the Rev. recent substsaUid ' otfciings *on |W,i N'nki. Hcftnnnn Goering. virof Oie mod conirororalal ' • J. B., McKinley, pastor pf thu coaching here. , ♦ state llveMock* win.vrkrds. b in " Enlistm ents I M r Ii otic Oroatfi nf the f.hm% ttilrrnatimtlx, ur. OIIJ confront lug the deleA more th»n 87 percent Incrrarr reached me this week-end,1* said Fletcher llnll*. who introduced " f i r s t Methodist Church, officiala ! n r g a u l a a l l o r i w a , » l r * * . v , e d I n gate. Mr. Kettle*, pointed out thr great In establishment of i\e» tuisfn.s* William I, Wilton. liliH-lui ot W A SH IN trroN . Kept 3 f) ,,}*, "" Dlslrlct i lovrrttor . Alvar*-/ who enterprise* Florida flu Ic Farm er.* Markn.-, in. ITh>- Army iia*. relied ujams* [TFl111* :H o .c n * |Kv,tlhn, on *l(orn In ■'Elyria. Ohio Oct. IK, need for additional stand* and and proCdiiinnel inteniriM'* Ibe l-jtie |«iinlei1 out thal tin nlgunl/attiy, Seminole County other ih»n r e ta il'd ay j pave licrn vary huh . i 1856, Mrs. Goodspmd would have seating facilities at thr high ■ H rv lie fo ra nn rtn b O td ta ll itn u ti * **d « P Mh v Itte Y tlg n v la v d e le -ro wh .n l f t500 rlu ti in 1f t tM tio ti been 1*0 year* old.thl* month. Shu school fir-lil, and rmnpliinenled ■tores is indicated by the fact thru j pleaded to iiofp the iitemliti n Io f 3 1 ts s i m m . T tia t i |fii« « tm o t" a '* 1 ’ H r« ih ,jr H im u H i ib *ia rr*1 w itfi m * « r th a n m s m x s ) m e m ta i< during the license year up until crption uitenl^fre. n ,. n i l , i-.n w n a*a member of 8t Andrew* K rtlles for tlx fine eoachlng Job u t tile Ilra/li tie ra id , w a s to ttilllg fo r tll.lti III,- .S*'J,t,-tolH-t ipmia i !l*‘ie tli.il |*,ni- Ircatic* im n Episcopal Church of Klryin ami lie is doing. Mr. K rttlrs laid parti­ Sapt. 30. there wa* an in crease, pieted - general had made her home in Orlando cular emphasis on the nre«l for of I6f> state and county lit«ne.-*| nonifaV for the prut 30 vrar*. She had new dressing room* for thr foot­ of this type issued, according In market. b«.cn ill for only a short time ball players, declaring that the Jno. I). Jinkint, county - m col COtltlnur lug lorwant Survivor^ include, brslu i* Mr*. p.ijscnt shower roomt are deplor* lector. ' T otal licensss Isauad were (W. mat opening ^ W in g of ' Orlando, two other able and entirely inadequate to •daughters, M r!. Chsrlotto Roller take carr r f |60 l»oy*,every day in com paiul with 6M l*»l )ref r - Formers' Amounts r*i*lv*d * » w M J e i for expect Uils Of l>pytuna Reach and Mr*. E. addition to the football taam. Visitors at today’a luncheon in- tha state, (3.300 fe r the county standing T. Clatnen r f Miami; two son*, Ralph A. Good speed and Harlow clinlrd Haul Gomb* of DeLnnd, at ■total of (0,077 as compared t* our markets listed men "O ik* of the moat inlrm llng W . Goodspeed, Iwith of Sanford I). B. McKtmils. Gus I-awton and with (7.B2G last year—an mrreaiie OHlrlalS'exjrUJiiKt however Itvilj __ Item., nmoriK this work-end's tr five grandchildren and two greet O. I., Taylor of Orlando. Ptwal* of (2,151 In revanue. liic Aron will xnv- lo'irir-, and uuln F Miiti|ial* >.f St-miiml* t'nunty The above figutua d» not In drnt Kprer thanked Rotary comports from our market manaxcr • grnsdrhildres. in ettli iPtiry hv dL-clurgln^ uirli . i„.|,| then monthly m eet, Pallbearers were C. C. Welsh mlttocs which had charge of thr elude tl bevsrage llctnsc* which througliout Ptoridn. cam- lo in*' who lin e only a tea *e*y *,r |„K rtt !)„. ,,ff„ „f v J . N. Gillon, R. T. Warren. J . A in* r clty nnutlng last week ant ahcw.d an Increaaa of 30 anil from John O M rK trn m ut u n Oioti'K. in sreve and reirlaUiiy tti-m j(„,i, s (,l,ir.t.y nuun of the Fort Mycr» market * t. . (3,317 over the previnus year. called • dlreclora’ n»j«ling imY arn, J . 0. Tilita ami ( '* 0 Wil Ham*. Durir.l’ was tn Evergreen nirdintrly fotlowtag the lunchsiin. nor do they IneluAi licrn*et for staterl that We wjll hai*' n i * > with re-g 1,11.1 *h „ most / n * la i,tt ;,l tin Jmnm llmli K. h-.| on.J ^ plain iron' ii l.n-ii-. ■-d t.. set up retail merchant* which arc buyer on tiie market un* icas-ui mnaitlyy ^ ^ P iB w U iy . M(\«uwhlt(\ Vfilunlrrr rriiiit- C ohnI^ nnd fiuully ■In !v ^fnu|n •rluMiiscIvcs party jo the payable to the S tate Comptroller, that will deal In ubnfloll litis Col Early E. W Ihirnn. com thr instructional Hiller initialed. The tri­ end license* 'fo r Insurance agent* buyer tells me Ik* will be In ikisI- merits me taaUniiiny to - *,/*■<l !«>■ improve BERM A N NAMED MANAGER whlclt are now jteyeble to the tlon lo pay the lilghrst cash price, ndvand- e^tlmsle* f„ the fir at two prot’i'iiui which was begun during manditij* officer if the Orlando i>Uria| ,axl the fart they were -ih~. _ ateto treasurer as Insurance com* for this product from tire small weeks of Heptembcr. 23X33 men the Orangc Srmlhole and (he Trl- Army Air ll asr, together wllli nsstgned to their tusk* by a dic­ . .P IT T SB U R G H , sep t. 80. GPr— grower who dons not have an r.s- algned up for Ute rrvpilar Army County wntkahep held th i. sum. 2n oltwr offierra from (lip ha >. tator docs ti«l absolve them roliiion«r« The Pittsburgh Pirate baeeball ufficj-rs nf the Coast Guard .Auxi­ from their icspotiaitrlllty for According te alate laws enact- tsblbhrd outlet TtiU, to my mind. That 1ft nearly as many h.-, Jiart liecn .me. club announced today the ap* liary Unit, and file Sen Scouts, their ,-ict.s. Will be of some help to tile small cxjiccteri for tho full month sd In r» 4 l, no person, firm nr Dr. Frank Quillniah, County - polntment of B illy Herman ae got an insight intV~NnVr«l Reserve gladioli' grower I' SelccHve Gcrvlce headquir lets Dealing with the defense con* health officer, spoke at th» rniol(te new manager. Herman play­ Raymond Owynn of Oviedo, pea* corporation atull engage in . or that reports from Waal Ing ^ n j hricfly discussed tiie ser­ training methnja .when they tiwik tention that some of the defend­ "This Fprt Myera Rem Is In lute sold ed this keason with, the Boston aenger In a Ford pickup truck manage any b u iln eis. profession an 'enjoyable cnllso yesterday boa tils fndlriite that the Rrptemtier hud ontv carried out orders. a m . Herman sucreed* Frankie Which turned over on th# Orlando or occupation * for which an o c­ wllli efforts we have constantly quotas nl 25 000 was met chtefly vices that ran Ik* given tho aboard Hf'«7f» to Del amt landing ants n,e tribunal rule,! that a defense iach who retim ed . highway near Lake Minnie shortly cupational license ta x t» required emphasised, for llm production an-1 with men tirtarer, ID arid XI years schmd* through hi* office. Plan* amt bark oil Hoi -Inlllts Itivec. ■if stijK-rior orders has never e State end County liwnae markaUng of new rrops. While wen- made for the showing of mn after midnight. 1* being kept at unless Is procured from the tax collect­ gladioli prodtHUlou lia-s Ua-n rs- Officials prrillcl Unit tiie IncrcaKerl hi tilth film i nch month at county They were guests of Lieut. Cipmdr. been rccdgnixed a* a defense to Femald-Laughton Memorial HosW. R. Conway, commander of the October quota also will bo filled, crime. However, tlm summary o f the County in which the tsbllslied In Florida for "car--. I K tal to determine possible Internal or provided Army physical s la rain rib schools, Hr. Gulltman also report-, Naval Reserve Unit nt Sanford. no,tod- that n «lefei|*i* of superior id that the .Stale Welfare Hoard’ i Sidelights A t juries, according to Dr. H. D, piece of business Is located, or am particularly pFaant mltli this are not applied too Htrlclly Tho A rm y'officer* were invited from the comptroller o r . ****° arrangement to provlrhi an oullct rVntnf trailer was eirrrrntly at on the trip in order tn *«* how older* i* considered a mitigating . attending physician. N uernberg T rial Smith, . for the am*Her producers 'till, l.yman High School in l/ongwood the Naval Reserve training ayij- circumstance aft the charter of owynn suffered severe bruiting treasurer. With tha exception gf . reUll should .encourage production,, and and excoriation* In the region of and would remain In the County l*ni i* working, sini-e Orlando the tribunal provides. The Judgment reviewed the - NUERNBERG, B*pt. 80, GPi another week. the stomach, but then la no evi­ merchant* who pay the *Ula com- Increase receipts. We need more Army Air Rare is currently cm nets of aggression and time af-' — Hermann>Gparing and some dence of ahock In spite or the fact trollrr for llcimses an July 1 such outlets for new, nr umimal T . B. Officials To Mrs. fluids Wilson, County gagrd iji. training Air Reserve ter time quoted the minutes of lurts, and It Is our aim to help o i the other defendant* a t the that he was brought to the hotpits! each year, ell llceneei ere due end A ttend Jn x Meeting home demonstration agent, dis­ personnel. Tiwy included: < ol. Ilitler’u secret conferences plantheir development -where ItiU M ail trial were alnmat late for payable on Oct. 1, unless other* In an unconscious condition, cussed plan* to direct a study Ijuncmi. l.ieut. Col, J . /,. Amack- ning war to show ih sl the N ati’s ■ appears at all practicable Um reading of the IhUrnaHonp W provided for by lew, cording U> Dr. Bmtlh, . in tent____ ion* wet^o clear f ronq ■I tribunat'a summary today. Mfa. Edward Kite her, executive of adapts In means with managers er, l.ieut. Col. W. W. Keith, J r .: _____ Up to Saturday noon W8 busi­ "Manager Jack -Taylor, Jr., of our Canby B. Kimble of Oviedo, driv­ r f school lunch r**mn*. ■ Major T* 11. Edmamlsi- Major -Gr inaTf^T h e haavRy guarded slerato r er or the truck, told 6 tote Highway ness and prof*M lonil_JI«j»Bs«to Palmetto market reported Hint secretary for the RrrjilnoJti County Mrs. Ahhfe fioyd, county wej* 5?' .n,,|5 r, l i . ( ',,P.L . Vr'! K' itacd to bring the N ail de*'"» * tribunal said (hat in M* Patrolman l* O. Bender wtm In- amounting to (2,724 ware laaued, crop* ere growing alow, betattv* of TtrtrePfTirdfTs Association, and Dr. Capt. H.* A. Holstein; Caift 8. hook,' "M ein Knmpf,” Hitler made fepdanu from Owit* cells to vesUgatmt the accident, that he and 35 bstoraga licenwr*. amount rain, but that weathrr had bvn Frank (Juillman and his staff at faro w»*i i *-i, explained tho ser­ Hmlth: Lieut S, MFinkle; Lieut. vice* she" could give to tho school* Ills views qUIte plain and that tho Beininole County Health Unit • court room broka down*. ■ had been* blinded »*• gpproachlnf to (7,673. * WUl ot (10,898, favorable the last few days through visits to homes pf pupils R. U* Holder. • Nearly half of the defend- car headlights. The truck ton down this was no private dairy hut r. J tokins roporfgd. I "Ideal conditions for * tram* will nllrm l a meeting in Jackson­ Other .officers elmard, jvrro! whoso a ltin d an ci’ i*' lacking. win known lo everyone. It* w»r* in court when the five concrete post* before planting celery, esrarote, lettuce and ville on Oct, 3 end 4 of TuberLieut. I. W, Eussinnn; Lieut. The Justices held th at the cam* tor machinery failed. M iss Hnnd nnnounrrd that the to m t on IU aide teetn; ndnatne were noted by Manager If. eluosls worker* and physicians F. P. Weil; Lieut. C. A. W roiinkk; Seminole P . T . A . To 1men hurried repairs ‘and . poalte to the direction it J . 1-Chman of the Sanford market from 15 southern slates and the next meeting nf U t*' 'principal* Werren Offirors, 1. C. F’ridnv and paigns waged hv the Germans against Poland, Denmark, Nor­ the rest o f tha defendant* been moving., M eet Tom orrow 3:45 A survey of acreage planted In tliat D istrict of. Columbia for thu first will be held on Oct. 23 at her C. W. W t.ner; fo| R; A. KollUon; way, Belgium ; the Netherlands prst-w ar meeting of the Southern office. ' reached the courtroom barely Oeorgw W. Thomas, driver at a are* Is now bring made. Col. W. W. Millard; l.ieut. Col. * Luxembourg, Yugoslavia, Greece minute hrforg, tha eight Tuberculosis Conference. ■ Ford Sedan which collided late Sat* first meeting of the ScminEdward D. Edwanls and Lieut. nnd Russia were aggressive war, urdty afternoon wth a Dodge Se* e*. filed In. : Approximately 300 physiciain, F. T. A. will be held K, It. Halsey. OOMI’KNH ATION PA HI F IV E ortlr e fU r noon fNuerndan driven by Whitney Dev Is In ita discussion of two counts public health workers end ley per­ ---------afternoon at 8:46 Arrangements for the trip were HOAG TO MANAGE G*MKN the Intersection of MeUomrlllt i T^me) the Americen nf the Indictment relating to sons comprise the boards ot dlrtc* o'clock at the achool _ with the made by Lieut.' Frank West, T A L M H A B 8 E K , Repu J O Celery Avenue, damaging both _ y guard eUndlng behind 'crimes again st humanity and war them* for the year being “Foun­ GAIN ERVILLE, Sept. M -fiT ) tors of the state and local tuber­ (H iocial)—Payment of unemploy­ UHNR, who na* charge of the crimes, the tribunal listed a ct wea arrested by pptkss for onel General Jodi fell In ■ culosis association in thi south are ment compensation In 8tmlnola boat, Lieut Cmtlr. Alex R.. John­ dations For Progt**#-1 ' The ob — Myrl Hoag, popular. Falatka driving. ink The reading of the firm foundation* A ialea m anage, during the IPtd expected* to atlenl. This U the County during the week ending son, Lieut. W. J . Toll and Chiefs a fte r act. T hen it said that the la to, summary p ro ceed flectin . evidence was quite overwhelming haa bton named to man- first mfcting since HM0 end the S e p t 20 amounted to (97.00 and E. P, Hair and ‘d’kmeal I.uruien- of n system atic role of vi alt nee, interruption while the first held In Jacksonville since « « f age ware made to 5 persons, Carl 0. berg. rtpiusented tho Coast brutality end terror. i Galneayitle G-Men next lay on the fleer three > "Education,’ Tho year. He will' replace Dick Data ag erfll Frank K .__ . . . ___________ Smith, chairmen of the Florida Guaro Auxiliary. D ealing.w ith the exierminstlon r ml notea before, he re ProgTiM." Miss S ta te s represented will be ,Flori­ Industrial {^Ruidsslon, reported u Manager, but B ata remain* on of this ettr, died iaM weak at ^ilgh L ieu t West cncmmcnded Jhe o f Jews, the tribunal- cited sett* fais fe e t and le ft the discus* new trend tn Fbrt Myera. according to the roster. The . Gainesville club da, A lai*m s, Arkansas, Georgia; today. Payment* amounted to fine work nf. the sea scout* In mates of fl.bOo.OOO killed under _ went. The heat from word received hers today. Mr, MB* also announce formal acceptance Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, (101,451.60 throughout the statu aiding to man the vessel. They H itler's program. The summary light* in the crowded room leer was formerly tn tha fumltagw Douglas I/osslng, Hilly mentioned th at the hair o f wo* of a working agreem ent with Mississippi, North Cayollts, South and were made to 5,673 j orsons, weio: stifling. - 'w and at one Urna headed the Oklahoma. Tennessee, reflecting no significant fiuEtna Brinson, Larry Strawder, John men victim* was cut o ff before the A tlanta Cracker* o f the South Carolina, ______ 1' ■,1 ...................... . brick agency here. Texas,* Virgin in and West Virgin) ft, Ron in rrcvnt week*. . Root, J r , and Ralph ■Johnson, ern Association, . (f->allaa»4 Os raga Bisk I) l-w ^ S fc Orlando Air Base Officers Inspect Reserve Training Raymond Gwynn Is Injured In A u ' t o Accident r X ‘A * - • ... , ftSSI I j . i . 4 * -, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 27, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 27, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c1052e88af43b191a13c5d5847caea7c.pdf fd7f0374b9288e70cedf38e95a3a2dff PDF Text Text THE ffitists Find $ THE OLD HOME TOWN he Chairborne Often Careworn S A W F Q R g - H E R A L b t : S A W F O fa D , - F L ® R I > A — *In Grtuk churches the Bfto. th* original Greek text. By STANLEY C O M E Q M K lO s ; T H EBE G O ES *T M E L A S T Ace Amusement* Sanford’s Colored Thtst Thursday & Friday f Sept 26th - 27th v for psychiatric ' disability, -120 f f V m base officers and only 30 cam > from I nr want arcus, the i specialists said, adding. "The Infantry officer may at timrs be exposed to atrain of a kind and Intensity never expert* PAUL ROBESON LOO KO UT- »< THAT, * 2 T R E E S * Iquatferx, limited periods In between which •'EM PEROR JO N E S" Jaroea, W. Avercll Harrtman has been named by President Truman to auteeed Henry A. Wallace si Secretory of Commerce Harrlman was envoy to Soviet Russia during (Internet tonal) tant) more satisfied: “ He can, moreover, (rive vent to hi* aggressive Impulses, fend ho obtain* satisfaction from the crumbs of glory thrown to him try the dally press sod from oc­ casional decorations. It Is aaalsr for him to feel one of n team. results and objective. nearer, •The staff officer, on tho other hand, has little or no physical hope of obtaining promotion by death id ‘ his seniors. Though may be mightier than tne mechinegun, he seldom has the satisfaction of u sin g,the keys himself as an outlet, and any anger or irritation he fec ll is ■tqre likely to Iw vented on other department* than on the ’-enemy, "In these circumstances i t 'la no wonder that arid letters, riilldlsh p****»bbtp» ov-r mrimrortnnt de tails .and- abese of rank ■ err bnown.*’ * *. The renort was signed hy LI. Col R. F. Tredgold, two majors and a captain. Nothing stopped roaring buck LEM . . . this from hot Hj\R. o p he rose from pullman porter to a' KING i art two of the iline. A t left la * boot expression may Indicate his thoughts of tha plan, Unlernaftonal) Most elghtod, T H E A1EW T fc U A K T O F F I C E R M A K E S U S E O F S O M E T R I C K S H E LE A R A 4 EO //J MIS ARMY C A M O U FLA G E W O RK'— wild* mammals f A R R t l X ’ S PACKAG E hah ST O IL R - it ixciDi biuo. j\ o n e 9 ]'$ All Colored Cast 12c Admission - There are aaven, different kind* of fog. , Tlie population « f> Texas In pc«l 287 percent lulwrr-n 1890 UNO,* c* • r a y s « s s i « » a s m s s k iX ; ,?^ « victim of infanUto A vital link In providing electric service to your home is the transformer.* Without from n grlisly by diverting I lentlon after the bear he tockr | one of them. The dr. THI MOST aiV IM N O iC eoffray f r a * 1* Arthblahvo of C to . t«gbuT7. !• ehown after he had da-i Hvareda sermon at tha Cathedral o f a t John Iht Divine latfew York a t y . The Prlmsto of AD England aald that tha wvaknesa of (ha world kl«atatkc(.ftlth. (Interneilenat) ■*»'*._* « * _* am a zin g % X HAUNTED ing, It was announced today. Representatives of counties throughout tha stala art expaetcd to atlsnd ths meeting. A. L. James, president of the Reminds County branch, today reuueatad all local ixim hin to attend the ccnference. ■ KAL1BPELL, Mont. — (JP) — Aroused by three recent attack* Western anthropologists on human beings by g r in ly bears In northwest Montana, the Kali* mate that African civil Ixal « s l l Dallv Interlak" ft advoent* some 1 0.OOo ytars old. lag repeal o f trapping law*'.that Labor Day w*« mad# a'legal protect the griaallea. hulIdav by -act o f Congrtat In One bear mauled a camper bad­ ■1NWA. • ty Derora it was killed by a rifle ly before bullet. __________ Ai forester Into a tree and lore o ff his shoe*. Ninety-two languages a A ’ gnlall dog saved two hunters lecta ane spoken In Irt^a, this unit, we cannot bring you the many benefits of 'Sunshine Service'-••although you. may.have wires at your very door. During tho pasf year we hefye placed orders for 10,320 vitally needed transformers. . To date only 1,760 have been received. Just as soon os we can get transformers Wash benches and swivel wheel* will eliminate much of tho aloop­ ing and-heavy lifting o f wash haskafa nn ifatt r V’ on lntmHru laundry day. and other critical m aterials r n o w on order - the mo re Than 2000 members of our Do not . starch curtains to be ^ ‘ ‘ - organfftation wilfmako good their pltbdge insect* and weaken the curtain flhrV to bring you the benefits of cheap electric service at the earliest possible moment. lxi)iiii(|Tlirilt Will ths old-age boosHl paymenls you racalva through protection. of ths Woodman Society circle ol good Irian da- < aortal and chrtc actlelilW JV ' *r' * ' \ -™ i\ Thrift • UP* of Woefoc* iasarsisc* \ « -i ■ r. i 40c �-1 1 • * ~ ~ : — ~ -f ■■ • : 7 TH E " In U n it y T h a r * I a S tren gth — * r* ■ f' P a r t ly c lo u d y th is a ft e r n o o n th ro u g h F r id n y . iV lt lc ly a c a t tr r e d lh und*(rit io w d r i in a fte r n o o n . • Protect lb * Peace *1 lb* We*W| T e PTMnele Ute f t « p m W EATU LK ef America, Tm Fled at* Pres pet Ily far Sonferib AN V O L U M E X X X V II E a ta b lia h rd IM S IN D E P E N D E N T D A 1 I.Y N E W S P A I’ KU S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T H U R S D A Y , S E P T . 2G,. Itt-IG Truman Says Kaiser Defends War Profits A fte r m a th O f N O . 266 A sso cia ted P r c is l . e a i r t f W ir e H eavy IC n y rli.sh G reece Ready For Return Of s R a in s to r m s Must Continue] Group Says Cattle­ men Are Awaiting ^ O.P.A. Action* To Up Ceiling Prices Observers Declare President May De­ sire More Funds For World Relief W A S H I N G T O N , S ept. 20 (/P)— T in * < s c a rc ity o f nieu i is u p p erip u st in W tu diliijftorv converHAtiom i to d a y a s it ih y e ls e w h e r e * in tfi6 co u n try . T h e r e U no sinttle, c le a r-c u t a n s w e r to be fou nd ’ to the $ ' q u estio n o f w h y m e a t is - 3 scarce. O n l» tjrou p sa id th a t ■r fa n n e r s huvu p le n ty o f cattlft Yugoslavia, Albania- j Deny Sending Sub- j. versive — Klvmento Into Northern Area ft ARRINGTON, Sept. 28. (fl*)J I'm k lm t II irry Truman ikvl.uvd today tluil the I'lilunwilt Of A inert- i raiffiahl Loco unirk* slit] short of an adequate supply will not lx* end­ ed during the current, year. Mr Truman, .according to' oUt-rvert, fay aunt 'Coiigrfaa to uinaoprlatc ‘ •nlillinmii Inntls for Internationa) rellet. . Tpa- J’ltsidciit sept ■ mt*a.vtge ! to Oongnwo today, SccoiupaJlkCI by , a uuurterlr jvimrt on tin- ncUvltim ! of the United Nation i. Hcjtef and 1 a u i.l_m il MT » « Refai bill tut ion Admlnlilrntnin Chief Knvtit Ivr did not fetpirat Uaire Iiiial* -.toeeMrtln ! a’ lo how relict w o r k ________ _ t cuntlnurd when current lumls hsvf j been expended. , The Hreijoent did not j y wlu-Hiei the task should be ficcoinpllthirt through Hip United Nn\loiU. or tf rOUCI AND FIMMIN comb the wrccknga for sut vlvou of a passenger train lh.it plunged dowri'lhe eml... .. th? Untied states should attempt ment ul t allot d. Kngland a(Ur heavy.......... twllcvcd to have underip tried the l o . L O n ,...... in tackle 1L atone Tin* prr.xljritt, klUvU amt twenty^ujused. ifcayntam ag* wa. caused by. the VhrMttTaterS.id tUml*. - ~ t f a / s S S T however: did niakt* u clttlr (list - • ' lie wanted relief work to ■‘umluuc. j Mr. Trpman declared III Ids me*. "We must cuntInue "bur citcomen.* our food lerounvs" He went on to say lh*t artlun tints lar to avert a »,tfkt tragedy lm\ been Mirrrwdul tie nddrO 'It would b- doubly tragic It » r writ* no* |Jrc-|mr,l lo ntrsrt VKW the less difficult tusk ahead In h is th ro n o in (Iret'cO o h .Saturday m o r n in g . S e p t. 20, a ft e r s p e n d in g m ost . o f tin) w p r in L o m lo ti iij e x ile . (Ireetp * is .tori] liy c iv il w a r and sp o k esm en fo r th e H ou r's g o v e m n llm t h a v e a cclist'd A lh a u la and Yupro!i»u a .)f armhigMwtbvtrxiya U*s menu nmt rending them into iiiifthfrn* Greet* to fight. Tha Yuirorinv knd Albanian rurww« in*‘i.l -i have dented tha charges, Iml the fact remains that every djy brings fn-*h report* df fight* inn and killing. , Iv ...is lioprit r K11. , in Athens that th* tetum of Kiiur George will some* j L. '1 • t ' yr>T', -' s'ituliinm ^ t e ^ s ^ b t fifB S III Alhetis for tin* Kiiik’n return Saturday All ulmiir, tho i t b l l l hav,. viud tliVjr worn protoatln^* ilit* Kilims irturn vkiU «"h»M« (lawn cooli '» Sa!iu<|;.\ fiidiiiitig for th^“ w- MVfptuMi All permits for V - O l’ A allows let Ur price*, or tuitl) ' - pi ten cal liog* are knocked off 'nraxtit*iy^Anolhar<group maintain«U that farms** are not. holding cattl- tack. Thu gYoup contended * that farmers uro fattenlnir up • their cattle to pinko batter beer, and that tha cattlo will not ba reedy for the market fifr weeks. *3 Regardless uT tha argument*, tha fact remains that the rangca are loaded with cattle. A record WIST COAIMNOUSHIAMT Henry J. Kaiser (tenter) turn* over the ntimoer ot cattle retched th’e riinrkey* for (he Ant of hla assembly-line homes to Mr. and Mr*. Clyde ket during the time OTA. ceilings lllnley, In Los'AngelcvCal., a* their children, Clay. 4. and.Cathy. <1. were o ff on meat.. During .Hint look on. A t'i'lgJit'llT rlU Burns, president of the KaUer Community period cattlo producers could ] Ionlift, which plan* to build 100 of tlir prefabricated dwellings a week. ■: charge any price for their meal The live baric ityle* will aell between |a,BJ0 and Jft.OSo. (tntenfafiunut i they could get, and prices went up. • lit i y iU|Lf arum luivii been IUA-* tl wng predicted at that time p, itd« t iVtmn* lininjf the Ktnsr’rt that the record summer-run of tMur«‘ Mill I*, liatiif tn tcan*h. A ll , , cattle would mean less meat |n I M if H lli p* i ■■»** hit\t» forbidden lo t i.«. autumn, fo r me cattle rushed mv In**',| is, -r tfi M Mitmi** , ikwis li thp ptiratlu from ruoflopt to market- til July anj August I't'iH't •••Htfl t t'llit It flu* \V:i - Imjjf >,N t * w S e n a t o r S a y s H o •* U'HHi-rn f«»r a -depth of about would ordinarily hnvo- been sent I "It rtfllit o f ’Hit IFl.U V s•t f Tihor 14*0 \ar*I> fi*»m the line of imtrch. to inurzei over a four month I i'Wbt Si'liWi'iJi'MtuifJl \11 i|||H a s O p e n M in d O n period through October. \t tbs Millie lime, thn 110,000 | *. aa a r 1‘rompt action by u number of uttiifivTim ul flu 1'in iftf Amur* . .If the government decided that l f. S . F o r e i g n P o l i c y ' signing 'a petition i« an Shiptiu' h**i - V-MH iiiliofl t*x- Hr itM» tioop* in (]recco that price ceilings should again bo re­ for fir* control m Seminolo phiifH',1 ili:iI !maf«*rrv«l t»* trim n-ul=l l»f|p rfiture order if called moved tn order to get farmers County is needed in order to pre­ rut niaihmif *ti f f it nil if*. Uifsiijt'h up«’ii may * bo withdrav¥i\ at any u, send their' cattle to market,! sent a petition to tho Hoard of tf* 1i v«if * on 11n‘ ttF-'I I'onpil, i- it Inn ItmjmM Itrtttalk MMlfCM In Album TOKYU, Sept. :*tl. pfn— The wnf inert) are two ways to do it, OTA i County i Com miu tuners at their S ir e d C ar W o r k e r s !♦'!ill »■i -- it In* at 11 tia t • a j j i« ct**1 ttJ 4\ the Hini-lt 11oopM JHU ietinx ‘r,ni« 1, m* can do It If approved by the — p l, if u sS« i,* III urns th iiii*, next mielln d uiul a t eeiifj cirttr V. o f suw *mt4t tn H H m i'l !i*ntiavli% offit'en i «vr|?an teun^ on on OctT c/ci, B Countv bounty < iU# c. » lxlh" wnr ' ^t.rimjll.l|a Japmi’e , uc i* f«*i U itnliliiirimi ( h-h.b-d tli»*» aib,..niiMiii Q u it In S e p a r a t e with ri’lM t'-sfiilnf t V f. ,,f A t Irtutic i\\i divtsdofii tern divijiloMi if* i« Ibe inif wlthdrar^ withdrawn, Agent C C. R. lMwson.aatd today. iTlw M >W,d.| « , „ « e m u , , it lomdixi. rh>- Hiilisl. luborlt?. Petition* t be *.1«in« «t Mr-;n,n..-,„omfH Ixforo | S I U r l , l i Vh:'. wf.* ........... D is p u te W ith F i r m itiol i . ..If t ' « * l olH*ialoiw. way is more round-about, llel*ailYi iferald nays tilt* lir|lU% • Dawson. -----.. _____ w Tils ii **« Mrikt lhi« a! M s U r ? (jommiitw0 “ l U>" Ch,m'£ » » » that the United Siale, fl. jTJ* -**1'**'1 ut.evp.rd Ul .liieerr will lc&Yf W*weMt6U**a of the meat Industry p.-r_or comu.eu^ , ftahkl.’ -wu fight imtylimit- i n d u s t r y u h i i v * fr . gu th«* ** .yrUt have tn ask' Btcntkiy o» i i ^ ' ^itij; tf ■ Th* petition, ulrrn.ly nignt.l l> y , f,ef,,r«*°niiiAi**?lrii^'' ! f!!r*c.i«tTi AiM fe** “aS.I lie hu-* nh in­ — Thr Allrghrli. I'.H.iilt Ctiu.t t;j4l Marini* Enjiinnor# I b u p p f i t t m l* a»‘ land owner* conliolling .f.H.0*:t „ might drag on for co.tls L.Unat,„„ Agriculture, Clinton Anderson, *to \!s i|ib»*i of the n.-t able his-* tlU*tiifvf*f «ii niiiiihlrlitf in- Ati^ i talI"M remove ceilings. Then his decision, aentx tn the county, pm«itlr\ uiat tralit n fimnL'n i»«Ui*y tlM'li ili alt lilt* etitfOttr . , . _ t , ; I hi? It'COhl Of It RfHTFl ro llfgl iuitslimi hij»iiih| |Hiwfr wutlirnt t! favorable, Is passed on th. : • rlri III Holland .uni !.«• .1 ill It: 1 i*T ,f ren,l um . litciudt*^ on ihv vixCv tK'twfpn Ja p K o r e a n Minint* in rilUlmrifh The* ittfiMirlkHI oil's, if he reteets the request,! '^Ii» run#* subject of county flit* control ^ o ,ulii* Mat souk* anil Gi*rms>< mind •>" iho f..it-n,*n *ul. h ad hci-n ( li«> |tf"iiir|gtjj I p«Hfi| of the industry may appeal to thu! W m f it during the coming NovrmUr elec- pore,B„ Mjntaler Joachim Vm. j jeci II.- said )>.- ..■>)> h «. th.- nmfrnlimi in I hr* rily'** parah** WASHINGTON. Sept. * 8. (A1) , decontrol board. by lo*tb —A Senate committee Investig­ Uciv It I* necessary that lnrtil-_ H,l,t.cnlr«i|i was introduce*! a, et i - ! lav information ot ‘proM-nt. ton lift- ptmrr hiriltr A F ot i. ..lot l til 0*1.1)11-11 it. the Th.- recnr.l thin he will itc.piire in,.... In ation of the wartime CaMnl Otii owrtar. controlling Pft.tftt ucres ,tonce in th* trinl . ,'v cut— -o ...111 el I it,o lo sd*1 Jisiitlsr- Ifl -^order order^'that• o i foroo.IIi,.(. wj.eH_|,e_ th* jsetltlonptn t h a t qu.it.**! qu.it.-d the (he Nazi as uririnr— liririnir—n project-waa-aMgged tadar hy*an. fW t - the TTT '^lloh'li* a loise or pay. tie engliL- : .u u tr o t-V ^ n ^ w d e ^ m . thd_J-nrw(,— g«(ari. • „ „ Hinga,0^=777! (Ui* to■t t m .W l«w T WTrdr official -Hus-of e w ie rr - wi* - flics : A ,c-,m.l eHpVirtg ,.trike _ . tesue* voted ^pon^Tota aereagw^-ahnrten the w ir in Europe. ^*4 l i e -Joint chief* of ‘staff. w. TTlii it * Knt.itoi TTnUonil iit'ciar.,1 llmt t.ri|>|>el iiutriii'miiran I'ilt-hUrgh. et*i- nre .i->ktlig iLir f ’J un hour , t'ldef M. N. t'teveland of the Committee member* excused Ad­ of land in Seminolo l ounly U W|, |t1 M „rrh. ItMl. he li»|»e.t the Florida rmign*»’ ion- S (t,.,.| , worker. » .tke.l .mi overtime tutv and a vl.Ke.t ahnp. f.o 1-iteitn-or. Sanfonl Fite lii*|>iiMii(eot hnd DJck 192,92.') acres. 1 Klblwnlrop is said t.» hut.- I..I.I ul ,|et.*i*uttoi. u til w ork w ill, u n ity r b ■ miral Erneet J. King from tes■» " nif. h tvmyr l b* Smnk v The i>>>- • .)• In no #2 l*t a oi",Idle f,o :i Flsln-t! \ lolls\ -told ou-i.dn-ni of tifylna until Haluiday, when ! Ycfierday, Vrillmm Jaiubn, ©X-.fhe Jap* that the United Stuto* Oh m utters uff.-et o.- tin- - l o l * . . miun iii«Itl»•* 1i tin iHMf'ithin e cu th r secretary oi r .u r ;.,a j Wliul|, , w |(t)Wt.rlp i!, lo r,.tnllu, r tf lull t liu t .iu s li ftinh elondil fo llo w -y -| ii a-.-1-latil o '" i.-i'T to 51*01 Juitioi f'tiniulo-. ,T t'oiomerce uf thry hope In be able to get the ;«f ti fitjilut«(ill ..'I, for chief • to- . *,i- -u a ,01 rent tJv 111, til (lo- Municipal Fore*i am! Ferk Association tjlc j , , , , , mlk flinKol,llt,. Mu, h i , S|| ro.tytrttu.. .... I . r e u l r . is, material rrivased. **n .iffit ml* *,»v rI**- Sln-ri \ I*. ,'H'er v** ,,-1 / ..lot -,s|t1.tk.-.t »,’r.uife.oents under which fire control is main- , uuku wus .|u»te.| n. replying ll .i su e M IAM I HKACil, H*pt. till. </P>— H e be liev e d to- " i l l .el,j u t k fi it it* iwvit» cUll, , VOt'.l .- .1 lint lull..I 1.1 , u- , 0 lt.,.1,, . *»ilot tog oeeit.-.t ti* pic-cto 1-* till pi ore the WASHINGTON, Sept. 2ft—(A*) talnr.i in foreat area, l!u..ughout , hl. v„ fv fa,., |,.,i Delegate, reproaentllig JIH.OUO w i i h ^ p t ’ Ugti >" i n t ' . iuv ein M r.,nikll| „ ut , r/ld ,tB Wl. „ ,f soint-atoil I*' the tight »*t Sen.|..r util u>ttn ole -lithe aotliot 1/1. at I tael i„n Tho House Merchant Marine he State eonfnmo • inembera of til* Hrolhethood of n hiiiAt* htilkr isk iisiw in if-, i t. New \oik poll lot-io Chief I lei,"land pointed <>U| tliat Railroad Trainmen have a closed (‘oinmitttp will conclude Its cur Dadrron and lolwnrd Higgins, llaunij was causing ron-i.l.-rnl !•> Claud.- I'.-pper, Ib tij »!-■% The A K «»f I 14111aI ,*f (to- .10100 yi'-t.-rdav voted 1io /,<o Wfts t,tiirte,| to tP*2-t b y 1 • meeting ptynnrd for tonight at rent hearing on war profits when managor o f thp Seminole County yrorry in Tokyo f>nma!**l A^*«Hiatn»n wf Strevt o\ei olo-lii.i.iglv in (nv»i of n the i-'iru liepurttncnt toil shortly their cunvent inn in Miami Reach. it hears testimony o f Maritime Chambar of Commerce oil tho ’ Hmlwai Workem iliTlnnsi UiM in walkout if lltetr deioaiids for a outgrew the facilities nvailabje. The aetaion will tie used to work Cimmisaion officiaia tomorrow. In subjevt. its «»wn )#ep.irate dispute with the 1 Jf. pt'ieeul wage tmtense are not After (tie ewnstnictioii of fhe new hsucr I f fir* control ir approved, them w out plana to deffat repreientatlvaa the investigation of the profits of m ihviv »**)inpanv. lbitli itnirk t'lcvriand from 10 congressional districts In Henry J. Kai*er and other mar will be two towers tiaiti Irimi I up at itv tha November elections. (haul ahipbuildera, figures furniah- which th e‘ whole county can ho . ^ , . - i . N myI mH- Ihi* vole WIM I ll-Ill tn premoit MI11, He -rt*lnate,j hoW a . A t a iwUnumlal dinner in hon rd _ by _w the ___ _____ Commission _______ |___ viewed. Th* men In cliurgo will Maritime i.111n11v employes on, in f 11 to of .1 walkout iteil th-k -el g.-iiot aif.*-eit to feed the or o f Brotherhood President A. F. ■t,ave been *as*ll»d by a number ba r<iulppeil with radios unit maps city permit to erect n five n*mi till hi!*' 111«*■v w alk Moo,1.1 I In- ftmtl te-olt *,f aonnais if the 4‘iti woolit provide Whitney last night, th* trainmen"* f witnesses anJ eommillre mem whviehy, they' will l«- nhlo to dwi'llmjf at Fitinintisi c«i*t -if %if Unlit until lIn* lit. Im IIo) ttg Will Hr iiott.m.e'cil tl„. fo.ol Tin- wa- t.v*re.«d lo-by union leader aatJ the DRY Intends l«*ra. Aa a result, committee locale fire, before they ir. 1 a go.ul 16,600 ih tho- Hnu Lanin **ii*tis •'•miitv 1 *«mii i ifhtimwfc tot, 01. 0, 01 \\ 11 -I.,.,gl..o ih,. . ,i(. 1 liu-f ) I.,.I'lalul deelared, ttpt I.VW 'inn s..t- a ; ..ja la elect their friends ahd defeat rhalrman Schuyler Hland of start, anJ to dispatch trucks and tlivlalun on Earn Fourtccnili Hli.» t frilitill f " I I'ltllihj' !»., stllk**, I tl-., i.-iiui'ki-il that the nirnt- their enemies. Virginia announced thnt (he cur flru fighting equipmein to tho between Pine ami lgocu*t Avenur**. Plei.-l . today niarchial .around ** '' v*f ***\ •“i ti I lmr< uiiiuii * .. , ., , *! . I o n of Hie I ire r,, 1 ,1 I'otiee U e ||n|V%.....I* iiifltvic Whitney skid the brotherhood • rnl hearing* w'll wind un to *een,. at once. A permit ban been 'Mini in POW M* ri “trliip bftiujjiii ti Ciftfl lm rc li ei 11*f . ' i h II h ’I K o t c a n K a il S l r i l t f i \ .no,. 1,1 - , •>..a .... ugi. money Wood fire* can mens. .* a town, Jotie has 118,000,000 but none of ft morrow. No further seas Iona nre .Stephens |o ere* \ im* >*»• w a i ii f IlaI tb.-M fticill . i l l , t,tthi I.**| oi ie..i- -iif" and purAF 1. j u r N i l k l H i n a l «h»|»|il«*. i will be spent to defeat what he p.annrd until after the November and many towna have l«-en hum* room concrete hloek hmo.- »o S i i . « i i r lii»iMili inni' xtuki* I II I H ' I H I 1#^ IltK IJ ^ C 11,;| ***1 ttt (.rsl Run to be put ed »p by such fires, Mr. Dawson |SfV*'Tal Iluni-.1I|*I rt.tfkfit *.f the, termed, "our Faaeiat leader, and ci.iKreiaional elections. ford Avenue between Ttnrt.H.illi 4.11Hliirt inn |«% t >nt.ivrii ,di evliddtloo at the rod CPtlfeii'iiFi* ttf flliidtn millifir» nrCil,,J' 1 added that "H e has defeated himTwo members uf the rommilteo declared, II* (minted »ut, how­ am] Fourteenth Streets ul an SCI H!|,. Korea. Se|l(. 2ft- (.-V) Mi K lil.enj t.-ported I hat he self-1* Whitney did not apeelfy to Cliff un -ii r ile H« ffir »'V#i yliiiti|f H Democrat F.Ugene Keogh of New ever that cattia men would lie tiinuled cost „ f 1 1 .0(1U -T im American commander in ha,| completed a brief survey of whom the raftrvnce was mad*. V-irk and Henublirin Chrlatlaw nhl. to hum bvtr land, hut it ipiiet T a l u ' s T r i i i l o r n huu i, l.irutennnt (ienrri.1 Jol.u Ho- .-no and ,sat,l that approalbut at tha opening of the conven- Hertar o f MataachuseUa * amid would !»• - under control and mil DllUNKRN DRI-VKR N Vtilll:l> / Hum. iict«»r?i wrnl ihrouyh Data* N a v y l(. Ilodge, Imlay denounced the mutely 52.film is needeij to 1m' tion ten days Ago, he asaertad tu. v believed th* committee shoulj allowed, to cause damage or to i*»»tp* thin Ikeftire I ' Y o m S a n f o r d P a r k lattioait slrika in suulhem Korea pr.,w the too nod moke neceifary that President Truman had “ de- rr'iulr* either tha Maritime Com­ spread. Itrp rln r.srhid police nl near the jiickcta furuVtl their* biu*a at( ns an ntlempl to dlscrtslil the rypain at tlds time. It wm* Contmisalpncr H. D. feaed himself.*' mission or th* Internal Revenue „ .County ---- i list I Midnight last evening tliat n a 2 . ,v ’ ‘*,‘k A N a v y trucks yesterday* afterRobert I'reaton and Allen Jeldt- noun leioovtd 111-of tin* 20 trail- American force*, lleiicrul lltuig.* pointed out by Mr. Klsbcrvy that n rsMm-nt to present more up- Z ' i,#i«i#Aio J P . i« '. r /-a j . " .w " ' /vf re S S i ururmfn Jn«nk,h anrpr driver wan was anvinir driving m*ar near of only BOXAH MAYS NO CONFLICT pent the niglil el at Hie trail.,. putk ..ii French ||eacritied tin* slriko as tho work the Municipal /.m is one to data flgn tw . Keogh told nawa- #1* vUw th* Anchor Inn at the Junction :ilt*. tnher actor- »|.ent iigltiiliirs," and urged the If. zoo* ^sililated til eontinrntal flro cnntrol, »st4<l»lly It * I)f French -Avenue and Hie th- ore the-lot, where niatrep»<-“ and Avenue hetwwli ('mwlli nod Fifth o f M ANII.A, Sept. 2 ft-U H )-lV *a i-1J’.""' ’2i MOBJ., F '1 Fl A- Itrailers, — -...■I » J. . three i .. f 2T.,irt'tl f.trii.me worker* lo return North America, o f f h* t^ T t h ,ando IliKhwwy. Capt. IP * Tlllia eannc.1 food* were -ready and Hlte.-r* The i.f to then jobs. The rultwny is t'reahlcnt Hnttgau repurled , th*( M-)**uel Roxas 0r ‘ he Philip-p h ? ]» A B d jsd d ed th a t earnparr d with jR„ , u (t#u, j i *n,i * m ted Harold wailing. Which tile still urrupled. weie Ilodge Mayor H. James Util Itad dsclaryd pines today said thera la no baik J ** tilt srouitlt brought hete ,lo Iioum* Navy per­ govrrnotciil imitnl, - unit *^er V*<^' - Cl >l * ou“ ( Auttln Hoag. drlying an autunm- ij * („». nf (he ,-t-'I--.|s r thatXjidlusting ft survey* of fund* said Hu* strike is illegul. I* . , P ( ! Wle wltl, * Hillsborough th* gate, at MOM and at Warner sonnel and their families. nited States and Phlllipplna The wtrker,* are demanding till provided in the newly adopt**! Th* Florid* Board or o f fforestry orestry PKn-., wi(h Urol tier*, where rioting went on Florida Hoard „ oa(f w„ charKrt, out conatdcratton of th* vatu* of It is expected thnt the Test of pn««mmept on th* matt** o f “ d farltt M M r W at «>d driving and driving with- In ln*l four's strike, tieveral th» u'loeeiipied trailers will In* jn-rvetil wage inrrenies, a tlophle; budget, thy Javcees inuflit h* P«ri,ic . ration, and the mittrd to help Military baaaa. Float* said that th* aervico performed. . « , | . ,i xt ta*i ft I (li U'll, ill t- iv- ado|diott vi tr. * of * — financially - tn r*tloieti |H .li.-e were on duty today. In the Mnat* war Investl mk.-n away today lo Green f uv* , 8u##m* 1M.rUpallon tmlicy. Soviet pairing and publicizing the too. negotlationa- will ba - returned fir* control with ®rnator Homer Hprxigs. . cidts occupy northern Korea. Tresident .llatigan also said that ahortiy, and ha declared that Urn - Florida F o rw l Service, in the Cilv o i Sanford would not there la no significance in tha son of Michigan Instated that tho increase Ihr value of taxation of Interruption o f the complicated committee either clean .up ita S ch o o l T a k in g O v e r ptiialcty owned property which ‘ robl*m. '*> work or postpone hll (lending earn In favor o f a thorough to­ V a c a n t B u i l d i n g s was cleaned up for the purpose |uf beautification. rn Iry trio hop*, building, FurguTills statement waa made in NKW YORK, Sept. 2 G -W V son declared that th* committee •b* prevtou* y*ar hr M tr*cta*.j ----- ^ ----C. A. Maddy. director o f the ■huul.t put Ita entire stuff to f ’uast Guard said Imiav it Jnt*rrr«»loii City ln*tllutr» i» now answer to a report recently mad* , « y have »*v*n bat* radio ' W ASHINGTON. B *p t 2fl. OT)— “ itmm-rit.'- dsteamls.*' Th* tier- Th studying the housing situation in Gons, 40 mobtl* radios and 172 7 ^ gtgte 'D*partjnent has pulw "amn foreign minister • then Diwl lifl.l received Word of on H. 0. S. taking choige uf bulliting* a* thnt the City woul<|-increase th* value and taxation of property In an to C*« Hd Of rid tape WM ---- Itshad a secret German documant tw-pur*iiarte the Jztmnn* nmb**- rom un unidentified ahip in dla- they are vacuied by the Navy .ot tho event any action Was taken nn4 build actual lirhig quarter* which r*v**U that Germany and Mdor that the beat way fur the trea.a ntKiut #00 miles southeast the Sanford Naval Air Station, by the property owner to bMuli- . i na Senator asserted teat thonsJapan w «r* working at diplomat!* Axis to win the war wa* for Jap: of llermuda. No additional details and . ii proceeding with renovnv fy the l*nd. -nds o f houatne axperia are plann­ on the ship or its plight were Gone in order that the faculty’ ero*a pttrppMa during on* phaz* in to Join th« attack on Russia, Tresident Raligan pointed out ing and studying without aerier­ ond student a of the. Institute may o f the War. The document ahowa Oshima eahl Japan wax about available, however, that if the beautification Radio murine rornoratlun also move In. ing production. that in -1048, Japan was att.empto attack Australia and India and ha* procfaumMl th* period U(Hiding now being worked up­ waa mad* for the purpose afJtMP* ling to arrange- peace between had no Intent tun of taking on picked up tho dialresa signal at from Oct. t through O t l l aa ■la (.‘hatnsm, Maas, station. on are Ship* Service. J. 0. Q. and lug any commercial benefit* th* William P. Hinton, part comGermany and' Rowia, at the very the Runtime, Oshima went un to Natimial Nawapaper Wertu The 0. O. q. According to Chamber property value and taxation would manty * f th* V. V. W . Drpartmoment when Germany waa try- euggeat that if Germany should Governor eaH* a poo Floridian* of Commerce Manager Edward be adjusted srcqrdingly. , mant o f Virginia, announced to­ log t* get Japan to jump on Hue- decide to come to terms with Rua* “ with Higgin*. some o f the N e w »ur* si*. Japan would be prepared for day that h* and a group of *x- *ia from behind. tua will be used to furnish the servicemen hav* taken over Ut* The same document also offer* i t The document goes on (a ’ i ROHE, 8«| ullding*) the rest will be puroDeration * f , th* Orang* City further *rid*ne* that Germany quote Oehitna a* asking RibbonP A R I S - - S iF lT 2ft— IA1) —Th* chased. Faricy. on a t to link trop whether Hiller atlil planned and. Jap ipan once hope,! Hot*!. fore**through throughRussia Rue alaarand India, to crota the Caucasus mountain* puke of Windsor 1* planning to operated hotel* _____ Mr join Japan In the Near East, take hla Dutches! to England SAFE TY HULKS ESTABLISHED Red SU tea for Thia new document was inelu trop aizured Jhe Japanese next - mpnth fo r th* f t n t tint* , He Mid that fh« ns it SO tl WASHINGTON, Sapt. 2«~ W 7 throne ambaaaadur that the plan still •Inc* he renounced hU thrpne I* (t*pariw**t|l* ih* v i » r « » * -Rigid safely rulea hav* b#*n ». This to marry her tert yctra ago, K g w .,: ■ ♦.», .'.i,*<•#»' m i . by membari of would b* man., jk * >>f eat*bliih*d for xrorkm«n removing The document is actually a plagThe document revealing theae was disclosed by the hi* f a m lW ^ r the last trace* of - radioactivity by-play account o f a conference Sealing* between the Axl* power* Windsor’s secretary uy In Vans. Th* P*c»wtari- said ehe doe* nut from .76 veaaela at Bikini two flktween Rihbentrop. th* Germany U one of a seri#* being released BKNTBNCED t o D IB foreign mitiiataf, and the Japanese by the 8tate Department. Begining* know whether Ah* coupl* plan* to moiitha ago. These ships war* * “ * “ Oshi ma. about a iTar froov-jiow, several stay In Britain permanently. Said supply, repair and support v*eIh- Holland Leaves To Open Office In Washington Prompt Action Needed In Petition Plan For County Fire Control Unit Japs Wert* Afraid & House Merchant 1“n,o"ner*in Marine Hearings West Coast Ship Operators Will Not Attend Washington Conclave k . Pittsburg Hit With One More U. S. Fleet Wouldf. Not Strike Back Crippling Strike 2‘E 'o " , K s s r L 'o.iuT To End Tomorrow rinsnuiu.it. s.v«- so* *Ri Testimony Assails Maritime Figures Of* Kaiser Profits Current Needs At City Zoo Told At Jayeee buneheon JtetvfTHsirui'(«;u..S.,n. Whitney^Says BRT Elect frien d s, Defeat Its Enemies City I I'ermitH Pickd.sOn March To ConHtruct Homes Around Ib^.StudioH Rav J- Hllnson ha, rvi*«*ivr.f oi t;."m M ',nr^ ,,f ,h" ^ n ... «mt ant.i n..* .....rr *■•! In Movie ( apilul,..! t iSrSnSSSf «2*2 S m. h»t — »■ ■•"'*"■* llnidcntifitM] Ship Na™. Taps Worked At Diplomatic Uaditm SOS Stenuta feuS!i;>Sd £n p t t mSri5 Cross[Purposes In One Phase Of War Newspaper Week I’mclaimcd By Gov. Caldwell Orange City Hotel - - Has New Manager AlLA r ,%i»'<5ir Pope Plus Approves U. S. Foreign Policy Windsors Plun Trip To England Shortly e ONLY 4 M ORlf DAYS LEFT| RENEW YOUI llfiSw!! .............. 8m - >r th* *«*, Riviere and nothing, hoa bron d*eid*d.” 1 ,: ■ m i ■ ' -r* mm - �GE T W O THE SA N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A T H U R S D A Y , SEPT. 26, 1&46 T H U R S D A Y , SEPT. SR, I M S THE SANFORD H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Kastner Shifted To tackle Slot; ROBB’S HOME BAKERY EAST FIRST STREET ' ^ J t m i o r Vickery Ruled Ineligibl PHONt • “ HOME CONTROLLED' 201 Ham First Street . ‘ Sanford., FlpHda and . Saturday Fruit Cakes ‘ 'I 1 ■ • ■ No. 1 Potatoes, 10 lbs .... 32c Gravcnsteln Apples, 4 lbs 25c Iced Golden Crunch Onions, 2 lbs « laymen Wtnesap Apples, 3 tbs 6w*r*ruN?itt»*cio^ru?o! 1* Sandwich Bread r1-•— ",j g-' ■ " I ■ *] ■ , • V tirade A r-\ VW 11 ; - -4- ' Squash, lb Honey Dews, each Yellow Onions, 3 lbs Beans, 2 Iba U i f » Wralera Marvel Enriched LHUe Yellow Cauliflower, lb No. 1 Reg Mbs - , Western • _. . . > Carrels, 2 Ige bunchs Potatoes, 5 lbs FROZEN FISH ftia a w k , ib Really Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Fancy Selected Tomatoes, 1 Ib ctn |Red Delicious Apples, 2 lbs , Young Tender Okra, Ib Fresh Beef Brains,w lb .... 16c • A s sa rte d Sliced . . Cold Cuts, Ib ...... 39c Sliced (Cooked Salami, Ib 45c Cottage Cheese,-Ib ........ 25c fcancy Bartlett Pears, lb FYesh Crisp Carrots, bunch Vellow Onions, 3 lbs Dover Sole, lb .. Errsh Drr»*e d Grouper Steaks, Ib ..... While They Last Type S, Smoked Aged Cheddar Cheese, lb 65c Sausage, lb ...... Frf»h Drrxont and 9nan Type t, Rklnleaa - . ’ Mullet, lb.....;......... ...... 23c fted Bliss Potatoes, 5 l b s , ...... Idaho Baiting Potatoes, 5 Ibn ...... tISCUIO IT THI TA tiyil GUUHAWK, which brought them to Ltwat. tanker Afarlt II, whirITVroke In litlf end was lost ln In a hurrlcana oil off the tha } If nnd * , -ra -a -r-- ,r > Knuto Rceiat.-U; l i e f Bfoft Anderson, 31; and /.;ThgriJenj.$|. Shl^s aklfpe^hbt WIN »nd fill.bare Golden Key — Limit 8 .(Tam C O U P O N SA LE Present this ad any time Friday and receive . ‘ ,75c Bna C«semez.Wait Campbell's New Pack — P A I NT" LJbky'a Quantities Limited Deep Brown BEANS II'A o t Can 15c Sunbleat T O M A T O Fresh Cottagre Cheese, Ib Borden’s Oatar~Roa*h Hives, Igre irtcr *33c Cereal, pkgr ...... 12c Insect Spray, pt 15c Sweet Potatoes 22c T '~ cS m ~ * -----Nectar Tea Balls 12c Sunshine Cracked KRESPI© , u¥ Itana„ Ji^ie Peas NO- 2 C<n ..; .. 15c Flotill Whole Apricots, Nth 2V t can 28c Ben-Gee Chow M e l n . ^ r . ............ 48c BIe«5£ qi ;...... lfc 1 w w-« a ,'b * i. No. 1 Can . NEW YORK. Sept. 2fi. W )—The lfMH Olympl-s, which will l « held at'London. ' '• The city of Detroit is looking further ahead than that. Detroit hsif already made Its hid for con-' sideririion a* the site for tho lDf J TBympirt. It also -di*closed pri-Uminary <Jnt* f°r staging tho Kaiies. . • The American Association has .- approved Detrr.il'* hid, hut tho International (ilympic committee ^rfiust rule on the matter befoye it SPORTS ODDITY McDonald GRAPEFRUIT Snider’s Tomato ATTfNOINO THI ANNUAl dog show In Pittsburgh, i V , UtAt Ruth Ann AeMllta was fssclnatad by these two extremes cdt the canln# world. The Chihuahua weigh* exactly thirteen ounces,‘whBe U rfS t Bernird with r-tfntm xHcmal Sountphoto)^ Some sport* experts a claim that with the stress on high - ■ c o r in g in modern fooball. k k l. ' Hi* point after touchdown Ih becoming a Jnst art- less % Couldn't call it thgt on the M il Army football team. Dick Walter­ * house kicked 37 pflinU aft^r touchdown for thg eadhta, twp more painU Jhan total scored by the Cadets' nine opponents. NO P A N tB BOISE. Sept. W. UP)—The Univeraity o f Idaho football team has pants trouble. The Idaho gridders will* leave the camiftis tomorrow m to oifcn thf arid season Saturday ^Against Stanford. As yet they ■avftn't receive.) their, new footkail pants, and they are not e x ­ pect' d to arrive before Saturday. portaged, by using. th* tump-line trf the north' tountry, using .»» acroeg the forehead or In combi­ nation with ife shoulder pack.— j Spdrta. Afield. . »a .S * M te ■ •- Elans fo r Cattles McDo«Mld O R A N G E Jar 30c „ I. Sultana Fruit Cocktail, No. 2 l/ 2 eqn 36c • Roma Wines . STA RLA C Pancake Flour 20 oz. Pkgr. .... 1( Buckwheat .... 1J W r ‘ is" the |U startrt- fo r the quarterback si Other aturters In the Fed backfield will include Holly Piercy • t left half, Jan Jenkinson at right half nnd the big Sanford line-buster Willi* Anderson ut the fujl hack position. • Linemen include Beard at left end, Knstnei-Bt left tarkle, Nollle Trapp and Bill Ludwig ip .the guard spots, Uwynne Reel oyer the ball. Leon Swain at right tackle and at the right end will be Howio Whelchel. Detroit Makes Bid For 1952 Olympics* It Is . Disclosed FIRESTONE . It was learned that Junior Vickery was beyond the u*v ....... age limit • for player* under present rules wn* ineligible for the-gnmc the. game and wag with the Eustt* P a n t h e r * last Friflay night. Vickery played due L» a misinterpretation 0f the age rale*' and the SeminoW High School Athletic Association woufd hate Keen liable Tor a fino^ip to )$S00 for willfully and knowingly jplaving a man over age. Harold Kaitner, who play*d a U njf up g a m e. at left end last week ha* been shifted to the lafl Uckla spot and Byron Benrd has been moved into the starting Hnfup at le ft end. Beard is a i ,<W-~z~rrm-jemark alile ability __the in the pass pats receiving department. • • It is still unlikely that Clarence Orantham will be in uniform for the Gainesville tilt Friday even­ ing. The Fed blocking back .re­ main* on the injures) list with n US Olympic Assn. Has Begun To Lay five survivors of the Nonvtglan h Carolina coast, are Interviewed « H i Trige.Knudsen, 31; Mathias nbers were lost. Unjtrnailonal) In Blue; B u ff, Yellow, Peach Covers From 280 L> 500 Square Feet-' — , « By AltTHU R IIKCK WITH HcnriT" Pport, Editor. The Seminole High School CelYi ]1 ** ln fW>*h»g trim Fndajr night Whin the Fedn tangle with the Purple Hurricane of Ualneavillc it wa. learned to­ day from (loose Kettles, local roach Kettles announced (hi Will he a few change* - U r t l n g lineup for Frida; *Taa Derioai t No. 2 K -— ■. — UHIEB PLAGUE . J SOONHUN KLAHOMA CITY, CITY. c Sept. 2(1, -The Injury Jinx — has ..... ^ i piagnad thoma fUniversity's ............... football I Hatajn. M K -J ,. Coach Jim ' Tslum « j.lad . ; today m m i that veteran guard iy Burris n o t. he able, itart sgafr rmy Saturday njtrrr sustained in -- tnmagn. Half a i'o th e r Sooner players a n load ky injuries. .. Ganus Instructs THREE InOrlando Is Getting Ex-Ring Veteran! Southeastern Grid Greenberg: ■■ l Even Witli Critics rva Who Heckled Effort To Soon Handle Teams Prepare --------- -----------: DETROIT, Sept. o il Dig Hank O w nhcrg of tin. Detroit Tigt'r* is now getting evtn with the critics who hrcklr.l his efforts early li\ tin* "hn* -ball season. Greenberg’ * ' three home-runs Tu. -day not only gave him a commanding lend in the hoiiu'-rmi patade with It but also gave him a chance to post hl« xeron I beat Southeastern grid teams are homo1run total Krginnlng to taper o ff for the Three other yearn, Grecnbci .first full schedule o f Saturday hit t(), nr more hoine.tun afternoon tussles. .IV>*p*cts for I WIT he rotlrcted fortyr h n successful week-end are hot and the title with 5R in TUSH, i cold throughout the conference. It*It) he hi| for the cirri (\iach Boh S'cyhind of Tin- time*.' t.ncnherg also ha* hi* e) Hr*see is njore than wary of what Ms former ^protege, lloiihy' Itndd the league'' run* lultteil in of (ieorgia Tech, may try to pull •, lie’s running nerkand-nerk The Tech * T " seems to have Ney-|| Ito'ton’s Ted William, now. land wort ini,-and rightly *<?, forrt Nrylaml-coached elevens have yet J • ^ t<> win against the tricky forma j 4fim. On three occasions Ney-j.no land's gridmen have bowed to „ > For Big Games Sanford Fighter P A C K A G E S T O flfr 1 lllttr 5f. ASCACt Stuc. W o x t W Tennessee - Ga. Tech Tilt .One O f Top Gaines Of The Day Williams Rated .Far Above Enos Slaugter Or Dixie Walker BOSTON. Sept. £<L (/T)~No matter who turns nut to-bo Bos­ ton's World .Series opponent next week, the Hist Box will have R all over their rivals as far as out­ field strength goes. • At least that’s what the records show. Neither the St. ’ l^iuis Cardinals nor the Brooklyn Dod­ ger* can come close to matching Boston's fly-chasing pair of Ted Williams and Dom DiMaggin. W IL liams is rated far above Eno* I Slaughter of the g'ardinat* and | the Dodgers' Dixie, Walker. It’s 1 lm e that -Slaughter f r e e i .i In more" runiThan Wtmanis, and Walker is right on Toil's heels. . Thsre’a ... mure to it than that. Williams hits the long ball and hits it more often. And vou have to stop and think what hi* runs batted lit figure wruld lie if he JttJIn’t.'.Jtetn walked,-Viorn . thi n WO times" thi* 'season. '' While Williams apparently tops the field in battinr, tcaihmnto Dom Dimag­ gio lead* sit fly-chase'r* In the fielding department. He ranks a* one o f the great defensive men of the year. Av.t'tant roarh Fred tisnas li shown living Instrurtlons (6 members i ®f the Seminolr High School Celeri Fed football squad. The Feds are pterarlng for their tilt, in Gainesville Friday nt*ht with the Purple llutrlcanes. shown In the photo arr, from left to right. Floyd-jCodper, IJ»„d ,Swain, fooeh Ganas. Eugrnr Harper and Bobby Humphrey. » Florida Grid Men N O W IN S T O C K ... Casting Rods 4.95 to 16.96 Fly Rod Reels 2.49 to 4.95 Nylon Fiah Lint* 1.09 to 1.85 Bait Poils 1.29 to 3.b5 Leader Material 15c lo .llc Al.il .-inn's Crimson I nle nnd Tnl on-'. Creenie* ><rri>nrr to xqunr,BID M il El off. with the Tide by injuries and .NEW YORK th,. Tuluno squad larking in out- Time's, quite n •loor werkouts. . in the footlmll The Universities o f Mississippi football ^tearn and Florida aUproarh their en- brothefs, t n|ilqi counter rrith fi-u teal Mea»-*l«iutTftmwn uti.TJw whiit th e'other plans'to throw, j kiewlr*. How, Auhum nnrnvrrvd * surprise1 team* run bent package the other day in the pairs. They’ve person of Travis Tidwell, who John. Bob n leal out the legendary Harry' ner. ami Bob an toliner for his Job on the Wood ’ • • (Binninghamt High School Ul)| g„ ,hlml(f| ," ,m' defeated. Kentucky fares ( uu-innnti and Meanwhile, |„‘ b’»l the cold towrrl thrown its way pretty near to hi Stanley Bach, fie ld Judge m hampereil t». i • I ( im-innati-Indiana ap«et last look forward i w*-, k. Bach predict* Cincinnati afternoon of q INSIDE SPORTS REPORT Weiners, lb Large Juicy lemons, 2 lb s .......... To MeetHollaway Byrott Beard Takes OVefr ^ id Spot; Where Customers Send Their Friends” PAGE Nnl In Dcl.and M'linls for tallies. , Kansas City nf the Amiricnn Mesnwhil,. the M u l l e t s are AsxK-iatioH amt Newark of the reaching wav down to spring A me, lean Ajv^iation, New York some trick* the visitors FriYankee farm clubs, hnva turnelj d«> inglit. (town Invitation* In train in Do-t The upset win over !.i*e Dsk Land h'-xt Spring it was learned j show* that the Mullet* me to In­ Afnlld.t) rated „ gtHnl hall rlub Boh Brown, Dvlvmd ^in'.el man* | Stetson's {latter* ag< r, who was ni-gotinling uithi About So i ridden answered the tin's, said hi- had been noti­ ( '( arh llrady Cowell's rail for men fied by telegram nf the decision. Inst Mnndny over In Ib-I.nnd » ' It i» rumored that the Yan­ Stalsun University. It was the kee* ni of tak. first call ainee the Hatter* nbno. Florida iliimd thc_gHdir?(i InTJTO.-------•" , ___ ____"(kaahh. The opening Stetson tilt is-with Ilnwaver Ihir# has been no decl- Alabama Teacher* In threo week* aien on this matter and mm may and Cowell I* preparing his squad not be forthcoming until Decem­ for a real battle. native who starred for Palmetto, ber. The opening drills wire in liglu High School before entering tho; It was also *tMe,| t first the Arm y ’ Five feet eleven inches, I Del^ind rlub has received ,'n o f­ clothing hut Cowell statnl th*' the tempo will be stepped up im Hr weighs 17-1 pounds, is fast and fer ft ns FV>rt«mnutb. V* o f the aggressive. Played five year* of Peidln1 nt League fur fin l•'gulars mcdiatilv to I,* rertain that hi, men lire in top rniidill, ii fm lb football at I'almstto a* tailback. on the ItUfl Bed Hat team. Nego­ II* is married, 3* years old. tiation, are said in he still in TOMMY MALIKES. n freshman prog n, starred at Miami Senioc High ’ The five players ar« : 1’itrht-r*, School be/oro aervlng In tjio Arm­ Nam Page and Dirk Morton; ed Forets. Speedy, he 1# six catcher John PavBrk, fcnlrrfiehler feel, one Inch tall,, weigh* 17D W alt llarrihgton and first sarker w«u*,. nf a lack nf rquipm- nt/. pounds, lie is >1 year* md. • Wiley Nash. The .trt-man squad will *cc the RIGHT WINGHACKH Hatters through n seven gamp W ILLIAM E. (TIGER) ADAMS, schedule which include* Rollins, a veteran nr tho 1042 Gntor eleven Erskine, Tainpn, Mississippi f'<dbefore he entered the service, lege, l’ r» sbvlcrisn and Malmma entered tho University last KcbTeachers. Rollins nnd Ntrts>m fusry ih time to star in track. A have tvvn games this year a* fact aggressive back, ho is six usual. feet, threw Inches, weigh* HK» Bn lies • Neck* Till bound*. Thk llnllea Mililory A-uilemy ’ itCWnRT IROflBY) FORMER, fmitbull team D seeking *n npt-n ret'-rsn spnedsler fr»m the I9H j log game opponent. The rl«di Gator elswm. Is currently return­ schn-luleil fun Friday night •* ing to form after two Fear* In Jaiksnnvilte with the Murids th- Nsvr. A former UlearwatkNaval Academy pf Saint Augui High Artoah *Ur, >«• is fire fe«L tine has been cancelled. ttn Inch** tall, weighs 175 pounds. Major Mark Bradley, the head He I* 10 and a sophomore. . coach at llollel, kays fh,. Saint Augustine school is not. fielding, a team this year dun to the lark of candidates for the Academy squad. * ' Rubbing Alcohol......I7i SOr I’nlMitlrnt A n tis c p tiu ^ - - ^ U 4 itjiy B*V I'arkrrs Shampoo ........ 2 for 19c 12.00 T liU annuel u l r (’ara Nome Crram $1,011 Heat Powder nf mim (rile y»u lb , 1 Fall w Ju.t arouuil Ihr <slrnd*r and n«w I* llir time to fill four medicine chc »t and dressing table with the hraiin and beauty aids that will help ,ou fret your best .and look your best In Ihr new season. 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FLORIDA Sanford Herald ' ' ' ‘ Fine Sounding: Words * 1 » Those were mighty ugeeenblc sounding words echo­ ing through _thc cloistered hnlls o f-the Kreintin the other day when1Marshal Stalin made his contribution to world peace with the nuumneb o f no aggressive Intentions' and loudly deerjed thp probability of another wprhl war. Coming at a time when some of the beat informed com­ munists in this country were fearfully declaiming that war is just nrouml: the, corner, it is very encouraging in­ deed to get it straight from the big boy himself thnt there ip a a c n ir n u s s a t m . f a r a h t r la A . s a a r e is no danger of n new war. . • _ 1 ■ refer,' w e ek J - •— ■— — . "I do not believe in the danger'‘o f a new w/ir," Mar-! I h l l i l l 4 a u lfl m I»» J “ -lUI — 1 *‘ j: shnl Stalin' nuiri, ‘"I* "It 1is*1 «only military and political adven­ turers *who ‘are talking a new war today. We should tfiscern hot ween the loud rumors which are going the rounds rabout L“ ‘ a neiv war and the rrul danger of a new war, which today does not exist." Stulin adds that he docs not think capitalistic encirclement of Russia is either con­ H ffm n lj T O H e rd templated iirNjitmible and he assures the western demo­ cracies that Russia hate no Intention of using Germany against them--'' R may be that Secretary Bymea’ firm policy of deal­ it* I* a aiaitri «r m* ing with the'Soviet Union is already beginning to bear I're a * n b i e b la • a r i a - fruit Bince the wdrtls of Stalin's are not the same ones I f r * fa l b , a a r f a r » » a f a ll u a a * U a a l r k r a which have previously come from him and other Russian a If a r a a l a fh r t w lM i tfela p m p rr a n * a le e leaders. Last February Stalin was saying thnt the clash a a n a a a b l l a k r * b r r r la . between the capitalistic and communist systems would l a r r . a l i l l r a f l a a af a » r >k«n 1 , 1 . 1a a r a alaa r r - eventually produce another world war and some of his foremost aids were issuing warnings against capitalistic: __r__i __ -» THURSDAY, MKPT, 26, 19H. ‘encirclcmcut. . And it may he that the stubbornly aggressive nttiUIBLK VKHHK M ill I QUAY ftilde which Juts marked Russian policies as exemplified BE FAIR/ IX) N O T.REG ARD [at the UN Security Council meetings, at the Paris Peace A TRE8PABS A G A IN S T YOUR- Conference ai|d in Moscow will he modified somewhat » E L F AS A TERRI DEE THING at Ipast to the point where some compromise isjxissible. W H ILE YOU LIG H TLY DIS­ MISS YOUR OWN TRESPASS hut that of course remains to be seen. We sincerely, hope AGAINST OTHERS; And forgive that Stalin's statement will soon be reflected in concrete u. our d«bta m wo forglvo our achievement toward effecting a Insting pence. fighters,—Matt. But Americans have long since’ learned, both from Pepper Back's .Stalin h'ii U. S. the Germans and'Japanese, that in dlpIoAKtic maneuver­ Troop, In Chtnbf—headline. I’«p*. ing;! jtetions speak lopder than worjls. • per- back* Stalin iieriod. THURSDAY, SEPT. 16, 1M« O N E SUPPLY- THAT SEEMS INEXHAUSTIBLE • winUr f U . . I Frigid. under th. command of FORT O ip , CaHf, Sept. 2 < - c , Vaur A . R .k h k, afrb6rT, ' Two Arm y tMk farces are sailing ^ra m~ u» Alaska for an all-out seven f 1ci d, J . / ? ! i Jtn^hl il.Y i month, campalyn against • bit-; of boU> world w* ^ " l“ “ • *“••♦<1 terly ‘ relentless but predictable * ^ during?!* enemy— winter weather. •* J^ ‘ d »itn,.».*h* The -Army wa.n’t proud o f the' ‘lr^> o f wint«^ >hd th« dal,, th,r. •hewin* lu .-w in ter equipment , readin* average* 18 de; made In the last war. Far from areea below tcro. Medical teama will accompany . Mufh rt«ipment proved definite- f (T M A V 0 I N N O T H IN G B U T 0AlONEY,Bunr YOU'UHAOETO AO M lTitSO tM lD S V CaOOD/y Rlrtry Wkll.re w m dropped from the cabinet fur advocating a Mf c l w.ft wUh- Hu*»ia” policy on > nday anil three daya later Premier Stalin rrimunceil in^Yfratarpnif v f 'Jluaalan policy. That', one 'l*rmnan act which pui.f quick dividenilt. n r St’ EN C raT D A V I9 ' |* ' - W . J l y i j j fc f.il when vitally needed manpower Army ground and A ir Force., the Vaa incapacitated by frostbite and Marin® Cpr? ami Navy will retrench foot, aide* to no man's ally*. port to their chiefs on the niiu General Winter. * I • blli‘ F .o f X S S S Tt So, -into sub-iero cold, whipped l J w g f " * by audden gusts of wind blowing W in* *« * * ” ' / * * * £ • ■ " » un to tio mile, an hour go Tart irtr^fer ^Cornea wi?hdmw Force, Williwaw and Frigid with "h e n the t « k ‘ or* “ « m e 1.700 medically 'screened. r* «t W ' AriJJJN jn} » J jjw combat-equipped troop*. | ;„Mrh wrrail th. armed At ( amp McCoy, Wisconsin, a , , r. . operate under all pu.a third talk force — “ Front” — will rorct* w P0,« sibl. winter and combat condl (Ion., -. _ ADVERTISING . crack up, Task force ‘Frigid’ Invading Alaska To Test New Weapons On Gen. Winter T h e - American Society of Newspaper Editors is at­ tempting to bring about a free world press. It has asked the United Nations to adopt « coycnnnt to establish the principles of free exchange of information nmong the na­ tions of the world. The program would oppose^mom>jy>ly__iiL-nicdia_ofl. iofb*r»wHmr*dT.r*Trituer *pTlvfity''oygrt7»lxnt{ons' or governmVntii, and Would oppose uliy rights of' censorshln In PAPER , DOES IT nil BETTER Henry Kaiacr deniea that hi* ahipyard. made exorbitant profit* during thr uar. InateaJ ,.f thr |ttfg,Uo(J,liOO -iroflt i, ported, Mr K a iier nay* hi> various concern*, after deducting losses, taxes and to forth, made u .combined profit c f leta than nne-tcnlh of one rcent. It willsfre interesting to owr what'the truth la. SWANK WALLETS E fiennlnr Pepper says that Pre»ld*ht Truman has cut the last'w o r l d ’s b o ilin g T i* that bcund him to the Hooai-- mciiIo w ill hn im rv.ll policies when he droppSl A " D* ' m Henry Wallace a* Secretary of Am PncH II e d ito f^ommerte. It ahould i«* interest lo n m il begin nil ihfT t» r.cail that former Presi/ tRohaevcIt himself’ started 5 t * ratting that .tin when h<> selected Harry Truman over Henry Wallae* for Vice IVtsIdfin. ■ Som e A lllt' ! FOR YOUR MONEY! HHUhoru county cititrna have L h u rch ill. A s In v o t « l ’ two to one In favor of hint al| the rea fiavfng horse racing at Tampa suggests. _ .a .«v^ vnuii<|<sVi IS 1*1 I It, t "Dinnef at the White House," recounts an evenlr it but in IC'-il!, when Clttirchlll was President Roosevelt public and had expressed a desire to meet Adai 'Y? book is givelr over-to: s pett e ILat.iQna.ar.to~ . ; ---- -- the -confl let- be* mtmid. tWD lenders, Ttoosevelt -rcprPBPI __________ -V*.jpriJSPnilhgTne Hbcrnl f-trend and Churchill ---- - the . . . . reactionary. *I*L - t* -- I a m a civil ] This is not t|uite accurate. ChurchillI iiiujr uu tt may bo a Tory Florida's now, but for nearly 20 years he wns a Liberal ______C leader, pupnot sure It is mi American obli­ porting n program which makes ....— the New Deal look mild. gation'to settle every dispute ill Only when tin; -ILiberal party r_.., broke ------ up did he Join tho .very part nf the world." No, it Tories. Now Iirjtish Tories \Vould shock ,i_v. j our own conser­ Wasn’ t our business In settle that . . . i f ___ l *» * ** by measures which they ALtU|fVf accept* MIIU and T „ the radical - -----------HIMVH SIIG/ little dispute between Japan anil vatives nmnitir the Itm T/»pi«.n l*aiw-Llii represents ■ —•— 1 the *• * * *wing. Manchuria', back In 1 U.1 I, but *among Tories ri Churchill left ----------------- -----r . * . v v „ v u vaav. iW i t YY( 111) a i *M \17•» 4 J - Unci# Clauds used to say that If After W World Wars. II many Americans mefde the Sf l l WC Wi.Jradj there wouldn't have been mistake nbo“ * --------■Clemtnceau, tho French t Georges premier, any pearl Harbor. calling him n reactionary _____ imperialist. Actually ClemA -lot of you folk* think you are enceau wns nit advanced Liberal. wall o ff with STl that money Before foreign statesmen, it is a good 'you'vo got In the bank and ina ^ l ------condemning ‘* * veiled in War =Bondi and those iden to know something nbout their.countries’ ftlN C I O f THI CHURCH, Samuel Cajdlnfll ^Ullch pt CWc*«o, U »Hown _ at tb. b « L id . of Paul Snwtf.^ cllmbci! th^ra Itoor. to th. attic apartment to pray for Paul'* recovery. Standing by la Paul's mother. Mrs. Bertha, Sowa. Although the boy's eyes are w id . open, be has no knowledge of w h il acUvltlei art going on about him* (IntrmallDnai Soundphulu)* "T h e'C u itod ian " Roomy all nuund ripper wal­ let. Gusset chinge parse, calf liiamcd.. Morocco tad other fotkatbm. ^ gq Dear Friends: A* thli is written, I hay. just if wa are to win th. Congress lilg wage, you are making,'-bqt If, this Nov.mb*r and th. Presld.ncy heard the flash that PYeaidsnl again rata ywi Iknew what your pro ____ in- lfl<K. Truman has asked Secretary Wal■hare - of that 400 billion dollar ■In. th* foreign policy I hope lace for HI, ro'ignation as Sec­ pubic - debt Is, you wouldn’t feel retary of Commerce. This action Peeretary Wnllace'a ouiltr from to ga y about It. Roughly It flgur th. Cabinet wUl not be Int.rof the President has trem.ndoui preUd. to r t w - that we ant antim. out about 12,6110 for ever) man, woman anil child In the significance, both In our domntlc Russian. H tfS eS S H S S B B S S fi WILLARD CONNOLLY ctpntry. and foreign pollcips. * _ T h . basts o f our foreign policy - ♦ The national dsbt waa reported list, In our domestic affaire, romoval under Roni.v.lt waa th. unity Becretary of th* Treasurj by tha Commerce Department to of Secretary Wallace from the /inyder urges th. continuation oi o f th. big thrre and th. policy b. mere than 400 billion *dollar m L — M I Cabinet means that th* U tt link o f "Tho Good Neighbor"’. There at,th* en I of 1045. Thla waa mil- ' „,l,r^Ty ,0ar« ,r uS* ! -wIiMi Freildent Tniman •ha,| In i. . ---------- . .. ~ offtcUl family with the in th . old squabbl. batwaan Brltmated to" b. : nRigitly- 82.050 for pilot In Task forca 558,. had eonjrary. •y.ry man, woman and child in the narrow «»ca p . rwqnUy during a Ro0i®v.lt administration hot now • tan and Ruasla. On ^ remembered I vra ahoul^_try to reconetl# U»os. country. On this basic, Sanford, Hynday aflarnoo* parochuta Jump’ll>Mn euU I t with about 12,500 population own ^ “ that whan Prealtlent Truman Id- bid confficla and find a m * f23.C50,000 and th. p«>pU of leaped out at 3^,0Q fret and did rireued * joint arsslon o f Con. bksla o f undtrsundlng and agTw*. , Semlnol. C not open until he waa about 800 greas Imipcdlately after ho b e -lm .o t,b rtw ««j th.m.UorGt ask ui what tha people fret from th. ground. H . had cam. • Freald.nt- he commlttaU ‘ . For «am pUi: l think w# could an accountant a second parachute, but did not himt.lf to follow th» R o o i. v t lt ^ U ifT Ruw l*, by .O m liW to open It fo r fea r that two pant- foreign policl.i but he waa silent g lv . h .r Urn principal part In th. cmites would sat tangled. upon following the Roos*v»ll, dsf.nse o f the Dardanelles "bj<h policies at hortte. It waa not long. Ja U». «ntow »y *® th* MIstk B** A carapany of S.vwith Army Ladles In ’ the ntighborbood aftor Presid.nt Truman assumed j on which aha la th. m a M 5T ” r. on. voysmmfot.' vx,vert now troop* and a bond will b. sent o ff Ire before ha began to Ibt * ° U n d L think we “ fe g j ta t- " I dare tty lha‘ a i no from Pi. Bragg, N, C .to Starks o f I 4 M. G .lg .r’s . wood yard I® Rooievelt Cabinet m«mb.rm who; BrlUsh.^who frer that the RusFort Myers complained ro .much In kh* history of American eldid tA Dewvo**^1 * " for Bradford , County's hometom- about' It that th .- c it y ordered iu wpl Invade the Sues Coital, •hi,* whether in war Uiu. or Ing clrtgatlon, Saturday-for re- It rem ov«L Golgtr decided that dr gamway t0 th. middle East , tha most simp], soluttoe waa to agreeing to protect them umwl war v.tm n s,' Lax Green, burn -it down. Local firemen will ■ i h—en.| all a: the expensa Navy veteran, former congress­ asslac iSH~T»rotmt neighboring man and gubernatorial candidal., will b . master of ceremonies. property- Woodmr I f It rrer g .u oneil.- the dispute over .th . Congressman Jo. H.ndrlcka U chilly In F t R y v i ? I f so, do** tdaoalUk w . would, hare U M v • specieJ to apeak, ajyd th* Naval firewood g «t scsrcol S T A T E NEWS B R i E F S biren ------ asked to participate. -------------- — sc-J.-,.- - ‘ 1 *3 • *r JOB, : i Frecttcally .11 th. Imods . f th. ag.ncUi are changed and ln -Ut. W hUg-Hou*. Sec­ retariat. only Mr. David Nile, remains and h« la not considered • Soothes Soothsayer .■aeutiv* ?1 L . * »' * x Rresldrat Ludd M. Spivey hU LO UISVILLE. Ky.— (A5)— A forlinwl up jo m . ouUtondlng ipekers te n *. tailor, Frank Gilbert, now l1 .1. ^ . F y w t o d at th« Chapel at Into tha p u t and future •T " T l i t Senator* DetaekabU pass-csie wallet. Zipper pioiecilea. Creaiaa Morocco, black or blown. a > �' " V * - - .' • - * * * • THURSDAY, SEPT. 26, IM S And ^J O C IE T Y E D IT O R — THE Personal SANFORD HERALD, S A N F O R D , PACE FLO R ID A TWfc Activities Cecelia Truluck Hurt-McKeever Party J’l f _ * -fc-dJi'as n * tat ®r«" liuffet . /-Wj t Supper- p e f 50 n ~~ “ j Mr*. Ralph Wight entertalued ■ : “ ---------------« ! * , * > mrmUtj. of the Hurl-MeRrn, u Brotherson ha* vnlcrc ^ . K w e r weddln'r party Sept. 20 St.t.on University In UeLand. nl her huitit- ,,n Holden Lake with _____i. _ th» ,fiVMV *uPP«r imme.llaUUsrrge Speer y, (L?rda m‘ , t v . following ^ e ( weddn* reheare|lter j , , ^ station Uni var,; ,h# A" bouU Catholic ; ,K|g|,y ,n (KLlmi. j . The home wa* artistically ar, i r, ... with white f l o w e r . „ Montgomery, Karl Jeter departed yesterday • -Jt*> enter the Univenlty o f Florida 1411 «'!'■> ol in iinnie»¥itlp. its wav bee oMjia n t - *7 **tewbtv <il by John 1‘upe and George I **nd da/g Kiuh' who will remain for ru*h IH. ZACII w«rk. • l». C. are I . tMWtNKHDAY .The buiinraa meet Ino and lunch* -COU ..f-Iiw-J? 1! f. |.|. vv.rmun, Club it ba held at the cluji' house nt _ :30 Pi M. with (he f«i •J hostesses: Mrs. It. T. 'Warren, A rt. A/ |>. Jnhnsun, Mrs.i. L. y. IW s , Sfn. F. E. Hull. Mr*. J. N. Gitiun and Mrs. Brodle VVi It innin. It is I squealed that reservation* S h’ made Imrneiliately with Warren and Mr*. Johnson. MISSING fO I fOU* DAYS, three-year-old Madeline If creeled Joyously (left) by her parents, Mr. and Mr». I ’hillp Totdas, of Kansas City, MS.. vv hit llcW to Terre Haute, Ind , u lien notified the child had Iwen located there with her nurse (right), Mildred Everett. I’oh re authorities stated the nui -<• admitted taking the child • wo/ to satisfy a "mother complex/* The ihlld had been well rated fur. ( l uterimlioiial b’onndpholo) I M ill IM IM U .M K .N T '• II.F k . Sept. Jd (,TJ_ I. ir,,s lit al. tin* University ' ula to,- tin. -peine term ii. ,i v will la limited to ,.i . I*,- .,k'i,t JMhn it Ha. non 1 1 -tty today said" <..ltd ....... . ■ilndlment ,.it i in t-eiinie-first*aarv* However, tho-e students I iltiiine the f ir t f-enlrstrr . , .ittendini? tt,e university •it Tulkih.i-ie uilt tie jj t. rbnir, ,d faeditiea in Philatlica Gas# Han Iter eily. ,Covered-Dish Supper jAnnic"kith VViltiH The I'hiiathrn ( ’ las* o f the Tolls Woddinff Woddinir* PK Plans n tin TtiiWTT- '1 ddInc on Vaien-^fijs „ ein prive. The first fall meeting for I, was opened after the members ru|| , enjoyed the suppet by Mr*. Victor fm ,,,! tircen with a prayer and Mrs. i 'fin VV. M. McKinnon g»v> the dovo- j p|,,|n, ] in tin Mr*. litiuo! The hualnrsN meet war taken with t care of by Mr* J. O. Andes. Jr. wii,lg with the closlnc prayer tie-n*\|,. iriven by Mrs. J E. (illlon. Mt* bride . K. I>. Hrownlce ssiurnel lhartka. The followinc member* enjoyed the sf-cint ineetine Ml** Char- |Carrol Kite Smith. Mrs. K. Ef Herndon. (,r Mr*. J. K. Gillon. Mr*. H. C. > r, w McReynold*. Mrs. William WHli*. j Carrol Mrs, E. |). Brownlee. Mr*. J. <>. . v n Andes, Jr..-an,| Mr*. W*.F. Brum- |lll( ley ' invite, Al*o Mr*. W. A. le’nvilt. Mrs. Fred Robb, Mr*. W, . E. Holleyhead, Mrs It A Kino. Mrs Vic­ tor Gneii. Mi*. VV M MeKinmoi. Air*. VVilliaiu Huffman, Mrs. . .. . Mr*, s. I). Ilicldevnhin, Mr*, e I . Heddinc nod vUilnr* Mr*. VV. Kyn It. ilucker and Mrs, It A Willi- their am*. ^Childhood Education Group Names Officers Supper And Party At Legion Hut Monday Many member* itinutd t i ,TU*ad*y of Octoio'f, ijecemlwr, g r brmug -g n d ^ p rll— — , __ TOtotl that etch Of thh four crudes would he responsible for one netting includinc a iir-igram and aocial hour. Miia Ruth Hale was appointed program rhairman and i* to lie asilltrd hv Mrs. Maud*' Hatcher. Mr*. M'Lla* Benton, Mr*. Chloris Oavia and Mr*. Carmctn liny. 'trs. Lily Hbtnholier was appointed to draw up the by-lavr* for the H*n- j wiU-bava- a Tovered dish *iipBir and bingo party at Ihc Legion • Hot on Mnmlay evtmlng nt 1:0(1 o'clock honoring the Kegionalrcs. Ccmmlttre* for the party inrlinle Mrs. U. M. Flowers, chair­ man of the house committee: Mr* K B. 'Hunter, rhairman of the supnerj Miss Edna Chittenden, rhairman of the entertainment: Mr*. 8 ,. It. HichArd. eheirmkn o f the telenluine committee. Com dr. lo r d Av C. E. Henry Wnolrott will call the IdnI It wa* ennouneed that the next go came*. netting will be held at the We*tAlt memlier* .o f the auxiliary Jlde Primary School. A fter the HIU fertile tiled to bring n covered btaine*! session refreshment* were1 di*h. , BREAD ’N'JAM SESSION MENS ( llill R"'4 1 i iifxi P n iiim lliirrl I unit l^ttitjralurjr Hjr Air K iprtfi .. Icgr. IteulSh tin, y.-cr ■r.(if at St.-tson; |P| Atkiiisun Horn r - . -.i,'.- , /"v-i//'./.' W alker, w li - .Ihontion I .da Hartley._ w T«, n^^ridlahHUM! SrJly^C.tK vlh v‘ tlrev Lois Wafker ^ and Buth I -imcnt U diversity of FlorK H/ S ^ & G S M ^ S d t o * * Walker. A l Bob June* Fullest: Maxln# PrjMott. Ulyde Ihmran. Jewel B'-uy ANiWIlINO AND PAMYINO qucctlunx of reporters, Sava ft. daH)..Yu«oalav ambrusodor to the United .State*.via slmwi Ule Stale WpnrtmenUiTIcei, WaJoogWn, after cut Img on Ac tary ot n U W u S m L. Clayton. The envoy wax catted for discussion of Yugo-Ameriran relalmna," (International i t ^ k k r i ^ Bun- Tine quality combed yarn in aixea 28 to 44 b* in ..WHITE BROADCLOTH SHORTS I by GOODKNIT. | »iri«a U .d o # .M p r i i i/Iuairated. M a d e fm « qu ality m aterial. r . «4 , ---- “ r Tallahassee for v/esks. Mri Marie Dice has returned from Ashfisld, Mnvs. to spent her ninlli winter sjasnn In l. negwood, Lopgwood Card Club \<a* entertalood by Mr. and Hr* Joatph De»eh on Bf.lurdoy nijlu when the time vras enjoys,L uith card TUi«—aw A loaf of bread, a Jar of Jam and a healthy after ichool appetite mkt cssful Inead *n jam lession the Iwll tolls mul the elfildiiMi conn? tiuoplup hoi'oo from school. K?ep a varjety uf *wu«t sprix/tls from ihq erweri ml band for alter ichool pltk mc upi. They, arc wholeaume, easily digested and rich in energy. •* * s. , u,’ N-k f - - W W "’M l B 1 iff ^ are all of Ihe Ingredients required fur a . : ---- ----------- . ^ Y Y V j t 'i i Y V G arden Fillers »V\V\\vm New plant* of rhuhlrh ran t** art out now, Ob’ plants can lie divided Rt this tlms. Kjtnhlt*hrd clumps should be given a .heavy mulch of manure. ,‘' You can prolong the (towering of 1 piums"»for several weeks If you will take the Urns (o protect them from frosta. Cover at night, remove during the day. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT MY. and Mrs. ,t-F . MsCUIland, Jr. announet tbs birth of a daughter Linda Jana on Seat. IB at the rerrAld' Laughton Mentor, la) Hospital. Mrs. MrflslUttd Js • J A lA tS - t t s 'd l l K HAMK VKOTittAM— If you havs ordered rosra for fall planting, start preparing ths bed now. Dig It deep and enrich the layers or soil with old manure and peat moss. Let It asttle well before planting. ■* •• I TWI (I HUtVID lb Dr the first picture to show Ihe aboriginal Loto tribes* men‘o f roounUlnoui western China. Report* from the Amsricsn Em* • bassy indicate that AmiKran airmen foretd down In IBM are living Ss aUves bf tha roving trik-msn In Ihd Umols rag,on near the setting of my thkil_htiangrl-La. Buis lbs c*lJ bajr-do a (tsclailvs iatsrnslleiialj Feonlrs and moat of the peren­ nials may be moved as long a* _ the weather does not get too cold end the ground’ remains In good condition. ahuuld.be mnde now. ThlX_ give* the newly »rt nml* a <tiunc* to dig In their new location brfura Hie ground freeXea. Do a general cleanup Job In tha border. Cut dowg all dead and dying stalks and dispose of them by burning. f ’Ulox and moat per­ ennials should be cut down to tbs ground. /. SHU10CK rtOUUS’ HSU* �. Th* next time yru. paint and xant an fntrrc*ttn* effect, apraV 'lit paint through a wire acreeti to get It "Stippled*' effict. • hrnum , \nJl "»ve, you ever trial dropping ice blown sedan -of H the aalrnt make,' . went to the tame theater after I*’*',*e« hnnirlnif ptnnta instead parkin# on the name street. ,;of -watering in the, usual manner? Police awakened (ioMlarcii l»y |^M|^lsaye time am) mesa. _ telephone at midnight uni aakrd ' • him to check un on hlrf ear— . • TA*ffal Notice SCOTT'S SCRAP BO O K tiNlll.'H OF FI III.IT ITliiA • IN TlaK N A i l K UF T i l l : IfTATK til FlailtlH.t TO liK It tAK H t'llAltl.KH ilAI.I.A<il|KI>, ir.o, M-*Mow fiit-rt, airhafaporl, Allrahany <i".nt>. Fa, . • V O F A R M I I CIIKIIV COMMANTlT l ' lo a|i|rrar lo Hit bill ol rdm• 'H U ' (Hr * -in Ih* Circuit fo u r! of- lb * Ninth Judicial Circuit, •OH .... 1 .null. rii.rl-la. In Hi* • ■ l l - h - •/lalliah.r. pt.lhHff, A *. Ilarnard Chart** Ualla#h<r, 0*. • - iifluii.. u n r r n n tor r . u t ; aroianl la* dltnrcr. oil I hr 51th if*y of •arloloT. A. 1>. IM*. aral ftll you ••I r l « » n <l*er*r pro r o n fr a - i m i ll cinci’iT cottltT ok t i i r. b « ‘ entered aaalnat NlS'TII JIIlilCIAI) ClllCtllT IN ANH FOR HKMINOl.ft COIfNTT, FlJiltlliA IN CHANCEItY No (III in t iii : you and T H U R S D A Y , SEPT. 26, 1946 I or (hr s i i i i of Florida By R. J. SCOTT prar hi |>*rson (o f b f- Attorney) | For f l a t * S*n*tor for S » n « t i l t h ) in the Circuit Court of gyiwlnoj* * 5 » h » « o i l i l D i m l r l o f (hr Hlalr vf Countr: Florlla. on or before th* ' Flfifl lit -v • : - < . X . . .. . IHK day nf O rlr' -t, IS4S. tu hnlhror , y or T * n Mrinbria ,,f (hr tlmr-i a (till of '< orr\/ilalnt ftlrd a#ain*t •• f ,llr|irKi nl«( •»«-* o f I hr M at* «>i you hrrrhi. aaroo bain# a ault for Florlitr. . • alitorca. otticrwlaa - a IW rrra. I'm For T h r » r County Uonu nl jvloRtri1 Cunfaaao will b« 4*nl»r*«l ‘aKalnai . District* -tine, Two aMI Fourv yefu. (Br,«f.-.lturf la -nurtr. t»l*-**. or For Two Mrml.rrr of ih* Coanty anawar na rrnulrrd by Ij» w herein.Itoaiit or I'tibllr rhpnn'Il'Mj^'til* IT IS FVIITIICIl OltDKHKO that lrl..t* tin* and T lir«T ^ ■, ^ • 'till* Nolle* I.V publlaheal o n r » a a ' fu r Ju«lic< of (h r l ', « r » t n mo work for four t<l rona*culAn tiir (hr folli.w.n* Ju-y Irr - l>i»trkl«. Warha In th* Sanfard Ifarabh <t r t lf ? ‘Not.* • ro-v* ■payrr publlalird at Nhnfurd, For Fnnrtablr anil fuf Ho Harnlanlo County, Florida. • • follow In* • Juallr* IM-trlrU. »l« WlT.NKtW mV band and official No. «, I. , , « , In XullmoRp W b rn o f. I hatr oral ihla lltb day of Saplarabar, IM*. lorrur.ro m tor hurnl ami afrit4 o. r. ii FitNTHiN Ilia fIrr*I H*»l of (h r Hut* of FloClark Circuit Court ild.i,- at T alU h su rr, (hr Capital. r> FoREPAUqM MANAGED TO C E ”f # A W H l f E ELEPM AM f o u < o f S ia m . Fo r h i s A m e r ic a n c ir c u s By P A IH - flH ^ I f Ibu Ih « (h r flral d*F of Caplrnilier. SANFORD H E R A Lft, S A N F O R D , PAGE F L O M frA i canard hy the collnp-e of ' the \viN¥fn PAftr *1fUrr SE V E R ». pnntmrnt o f Davis Heights *»< pi.'iif»t.ir iif Itifsliieas adnjinUtraWINTER' PARK, Sept. 24— li n. Bright* ha» been he«d of Hits > P ) — J * r e s ^ u i . -Hamilton l l o l t of Florida, L: _ • Rollins Tollcifp nopminro* thc-sp-1 k (HKAI.) rQI/ALiry. SAVING^ V A RIETY/ A. I». ISIS It A Ilrajr. • . rt*<-r*l»ry tif Hlalr. IHRAI.I • ‘\ To lion <TI AltliKH M. IIANI) W H /f£ . • y * E L E P H A M fS A R E HELD SAdR EO IN S I A M FOR RENT THE • g a .y /a tM to DOUGLAS DC-4, TYPE OF PLANE MISSING ON ATLANTIC HOP ttbrllff Hrrolnolr Cotlttlt. Hard Gf H s a r i n * V m J i& t y a t tIO K ti Private parking space for business men and women between Florida Stale Bank and Princess Theatre with entrance from First Street and exit lo alley. By the month or year only al rkasohablfe rates. '♦ 1 Security Bond nnd M ortgage Co., Inc. I N THIS C O U R T O F T U B COItNTT JF OfiK . hf . m i n o i . i : , c o u n t y, FI AIR I liA. IN fl tO II A TE . . I a* I*: y > l a l * Ilf tv, <" WIIA tlN, It* f r a a*i|. T o All Crrdllnr'a and Fr ranns llaylmt Claim* n r Itetuanda Arrtnat Said Ratal*: *#| Von «nd each of ynu a t * hereby ho ll flu l n ml le«|iitle.| to preterit an y rlalma und demands whlriCyuti, o r *ltb*c nf you. may hav* ne.iln-t Ih * ratal* of \V. (V WII.-oiN wise ceased, tat* of **h| County, to Hit Cnuntr1 Jud#* of Hernlnoi* f**.*inly, Florida, al Ma offl r* In (ho ruurl 502 Atlantic National Bank Building, or call . G arland W . Spencer, Agent. Phone 99. FPR RENT 5 AR TICLES FOR SA LE 8 H ELP W ANTED G IR L, fur » " ,lA‘.(iiuiUln t FILL ID’ with Fuel Oil and Kero•y a Drug Store. Part *| a*n« b*forc winter. full jima. .11. H. Pup* Co.. Inr. B60 A SSISTANT bookkrrpar gr ii| opportunity fpr right pefapn. . PIIQTOGRAPffS . room, grntlomcn A|>fly ih. »*• *1 ’ .jimp ••flic. /obf HK8T pliotograph II conveniences. SOI «•:. H mud* at 9 APABTMJCNT for awati— Adoltr—» - State %dk*Vlld*.—plT^ioo.l oj* middle-aged preferred. * Mr», Short, phono County 4f>02. BKDHOOM for rent. An, . 2 311 Park . W A N T E D T O RENT w ork MtTATlON . leathers In mnat colon and large aeleetion of good uphofitary fahrirt. Roliert S. Brown, 2UI1 N. Orange 4ve„ Orlnmln. Fla. -w a n t e d |>ninFng-^eimtrart CANAD Santa Crui Who. Unp. W AS C A liE D HEYA lip fo 1770 — • IM f r i A f Y E A R uO SE PH P ft lE S fL E y .fH E E N G L IS H S C I E N T lS f, D IS C O Y E R E D f H A f HEYA W o uld e r a s e p e n c il M A R K S W H E N A CH U N K O r |T W A S R U B B E D O VER fH E M A R K S . • HOW iAR^E A fRO VD B il l 42o r r e y a n t a TT r a c T To s o l d i e r F IE L D IN CH ICAG O IN i$ 3 7 Td s e e H im p l a y FOOTBALL ? d id Ilr Leonard Barker . OptoiartrUt FrjrRIliA. IN MtORATK. Irr- re. By STANLEY SCRAM // r -^ ± = : -T o C O M E ON BIO B O Y — P U SH O N E OVAH O E F E N C E A N D C L / N C H *M AH T W O / < DOLLAW Sr ) THROW O U T THAT BUM / TU R N IT UP LO U D ER, DOC/ • , SEE US for Innefapring Mat­ tresses, Hog Springs, abd 'Hollywood .Beds at fnctery. prices. Retail store & display room. • , l t » W. FIRST ST. Fatal* of MAIIA All creditor-* ItlCII Santord’a Colored Lemons Theatro nrul T i r F i n i 1 44U 41li*I •urg I.f y 4*i| a r e - lirrf |iy nuilfl#<l «ml r»4|ulrM to i»rrgrnt I *«> ’ r U l w * a !ul ifptti.itl ii wh • you. nr rllher of jrou. m i f hnv* I4irntn«t thr ralatv Of N AIIA It If TI MHMiWA N. . I m » nf p«M f ’ounir. 1 4a* iIt** i'ounly Judjie *4.f Helttlhnlp *’**4IOl>, fin ikin, t h offlr# Irt thr mart h<>u»p «if Ptltl r*.Ufit» <•• Hmiiford. Klorldt. w It li* In wight » .tlni'lnr month* from Itit ll'ne of thr f . r « f |»ut»llfAtlun of ttil* rndlie KacTi rl«lrn nr tlPmunil Rh#ll hr In v* r 11tii if. nmt »halt RlRtr Ih* pUcf* of r+«ht#nr* a ml pngl of fie* n«|i1rr»N of th* claimant, an<| • hall l>* mrurn In l»y Ih# cUimant* stgrril. or .itlnrnry. anil itn» *u«'o rlalm nr i!*mand no| *n fl)*<] ahail b* %nld * * • . I|. K. Mrtldwan-. A « aiOntnlatrator ^»f lh« * K i U l p nf Hart Kirh M r. (Sow a ft. drrraoKl. Kir* I ptihllr at loll Mfpl I3lha l f l « . Lb tic Leltuce Potatoes 5 "... Lb Idaho 13C * Melons * Lb , —£ 1 f OntnRe Pekoe PAUL 12 Lem ons ROBESON Lb Califomln Fancy Eugene. Oncill'a amazing alory of— "E M P E R O R JO N E S” Nothing roaring LEM . . . stopped buck this from hot HAR­ Fresh G round Beef up he rose from n All Colored Cast 12c • Admission 40c Dreaesd. Drawn. Ptn Ready jttrwthg _• ’. ^: • SIGNS Show card* and posters --O R E ’S SIGN HKKVlCh D. I^tndreaa. Phone 1021 L O O P E D V J I L S O A i^ E X - S A N D L O T l^ P IT C H E R .W A S THItOW/4 O U T O h J ^ ; TH E W O R L D S S E R I E S S A M E F 0 R > < HIS W IL O P IT C H /Al £>OC P/LL&BUKY. O P P / C E ------------ : FtlTril^lTIJWCIT*^ FLOOR HANDING InUhlng. Cleaning and wazNew floors surfaced to pera.- Old floors made like new. V tm m If. M. GLEASON ' L » U Mary. FIs. RENT A CAR YOU DRIVE IT PHONE Jon STRICKLANDMOHHISON " DIMVH-IT. INC. Iteic DODGE - PLYMOUTH * y .nrif T<1- Apply Box C’-X OLIVER heavy duty disk and PARTS AND SERVICE **° Herald. harrow |85. 2-wheel dusting I PS Palmetto Are. Phone 1011 8NAP81IOTS— printed, developed, enlarged. We copy old photo­ Phone 78M . graphs. TUXEDO FRBDS—complete line. NIOTTOLL8 STUDIO Hunt’s Tuxsdo Feed 8 tore. ISO Itolsch Bldg., Phone 1160 R. A. ELECTRIC appliance repairs— we repair washing machines varcum cleaners, fans, raixera HOUSE trailer aleepe 4.' Wilt 0 UTDOA RD MOTORS^One' l i i jTrottor Appliance 8ervlee, 304 RU new Neptune and 1 used X.** *n trade. W, 2nd 81., Phone IM U . 8 HP Lockwood Ace.. One uasd 2?* (:?unlr>’ Club Road. P W 788-M. • 18 HP 4 cylinder Kito. Also ANNOUNCING opening of L. tl Simonson Engineering A RurWBDARD motor—hen veylng. . Merton C. . . , # IIP Johnson for aala fit most outboards. Quick serv­ tentative. 110 N. Park Ava. ice on repairs for all makes o f na 1120, •Utbcorda. William P*. Smith, Outboard Sales A Service, 2818 BUrtOINO - Rool Smith Rroihara, Park Ave. in W ktht o f t i i k Jt'lxtn. HUM INI il-C o o p im r INiUNTV, HTATE OF FIxm ilM . . til r « Ih* K*hst* of rU B KXC K ANUT ItAltINKAI*. D*rts*rd. In la uf Ih* - 1 I . 1 . Andy Iterlnvau, OF F.LFCTIOV • T u tha ttlM-rirf of .'b-mln.il* t’oan ty. of th- Stall- hf Ftorlde: II* II Known. Thai I. It- AIllt.W .* K*ri*tars of Ih* Htal* of Florlit*. ilo n* r*i*r al** notlr* Hint a ; *■■ o f -m v i a l giik ttltw w i ll I,* ft*l(1 lit ts»mln-*l*- I’ounlr. rttnl* nf Florida, on Tuaytay n*>t a u r * * * n n g tli* tlral Monday In K)>«*ral>*r. A t». ISIS, th* aald Twcadtiy h-lnB lb * , . F IF T H l » t s O F M l t t . n l l l U F « f L'liltad Htal** Hrnatn.'. F n r Itepr-a*nlrtlve of tha Fifth C*xiKr*-ali*anl tft«irl*t nf Ih* Htal* o f Florida. In th* KM hil*lh 0 » “ ( t n a nf Ih* Unltwl Htal**. K,fr Twn Ju * ll r * a of Ih* Hnarrtitf Cn url of th* H ta l* of Florida. F..1 Two Itallioad Cummin.Inli-ia • . PLEASE BE VERY QUIET. I TO TALK 10 YOU u Turto/s FT FIAIATfT tiocilies Lb 69c P a n R e a d y N e w E n g la n d W h itin g lb 19c S p a n is h M a c k e r e l • lb 29c R co M oUel lb 2 .;c R e d P e rch n i l e l (b 4 ^c N e w E n g la n d P o U o c k r i l l o t lb 34c The Sanford M a r y la n d Freah Reef White Cheddar Tongues C h eese Lb Lb Dixie Darling Kraft American lymf Fresh Reef B r a in s C h ee se Lb 'A-Lb Cottage Avenue si 2nd Street Old Fashioned Largo Club Aluminum Does everything , Cleaner i^z 19c to', Inch^Alumlnum Fry Halns Aaparngua M od < lludco Farm Egg O M 7 H E B R ID G E ! A W .'*■ Mi. ; tft 44/fft% rare BREAD Heins Crvain o f Green Pro Soup I MUST PROVE TRUST Lb-J Dressed, Drawn. Pan Ready Itoaitlng , 73c Chickens Lb Green MV FATHER BLAMES YOOI ALL OF OUR TROUBLES PLEASE 6 0 ! IF HE SEES dressed lying Island Fat Tucklings Dressed, Drawn 13 lb and Up Hen , „ . X Cel Feeds A re Developed In Florida For Florida Livestock and Poultry Needs. V aluable Premium Coupons in Every Bag RAN GE® CELERY' plants for sale. King, West Bid*. H is WANT MORE EGGSWANT MORE BROILERSWANT MORE MILKWANT MORE BUTTER­ . ... THEN SEE .US S P E C IA L SERVICES Sanford Mattress Factory Phonn 1133 and 872-J. Fresh G round B eef A C0S01AI* MANDtHAKI It ekehangtd between Herbert It. Uhman lit,** Etrry'lhlng Jlett), Democratic nominee for U. S. sSnstor, and Irvin# M. Ives, the Itrpubllcan candidsto for the same poet, ns they meet at n New Ynik City hotel. Both went guest speakers ht • coftfeiettce of the New York S u it Committee Against Discrimination to Education. ( laternational V ' •* -U . • .. • ' C B P W ti ’ « . C3rrotS"2"-6tiir IDc 'Potatres 5 r « EL jW k ^ ii h You ar* h*r*hf ordnrad In ap ■'•chills Redding A Furniture Co. COPFNIIAGAN cabbage plan's Homes, Groves #nd Bu.lnras n o* ready. Phone 705-M. •g w p r r‘ rW. H. w illiam s. * .Rfeltor, Tom linlt Af.orlate, OUTROAKI) motor knai fnr eel/ Htond 1120 , 41G Atlantic Bank — 16 f t renlury Imll ami Jj Bldg. • hor*«> Johnson motor. (}o « I conditinn. I HI Sanford Avc„ * 'K T E R A N ilia l i * . 2 nr 3 lot* In Phono 101*0. a f f a ; ” Tomatoes Lb 17c ■U-rwwwd* 4—40*4 i i K o i i m : HifiiaK.it* |lrf.|p|.int l>l Vt»llf*K • ” o n n » : n o k i *i i n . u *\ t i o n 1 \ * tlKo ltOK HI*llaf.lt. Ni.rth *TT Hir#*t, «*<•« CUjr. Indlnn*. ^ E NEED LISTINGS, nf Forma, ft a L IMPLEMENT CO. lac. Hlnkrly llmiry t’ od ■Cflip. Onol . . & r * W aT MEN’S, women’s and children’s new Fall shoe*. See us for the hnrd.to-grt merchandise. G. W. , Clark, 208 Sanford Ave. of -*teN*Sta-2-«T:hi 19c Potatoes 5 Lbs 29c pullman porler* to • K IN G HARDWARE CO. B ^ N O L p A te H iio p Stnkrlv f.lrang* Lb 5c Potatoes 5 Lbs 25c • - Jock th#«TE«r. St a n l e y -R o g er s FOR~SALE* Cabbage : NetlOIVAX. Ilrrraml. . touts,' end II will tifly_ynu 1 5 A R T IC LES ti. Y. mats Ace Amusements We have juat- received a lari .assortment* of hardr._tqr g to build a hnnm on. Juice SS-oi can Argo S«r*ct IN T IIK COtlllT H p T I I K COtTNTT nkminoi.f: county CARPENTERS • MECHANICS ATTENTION! d ly O tag* Fancy Ctapnliult ON TNI A IO V I MAP Is thown route of the B clflin DC-4 nlrltnrr that Is projumed to have cr.-ohcd with 44 pen ns aboard, near Gander, New­ foundland. Tfie plane, leaving Umystls, wax headed from Shannon ( I ) to New Yotk (3) when It disappeared nrar Gander U ). (fntcrnatlonal) Fancy Calif. Fre.h 9?&0 CASH will buy 2 nice 60. f4- eaatern ffunt ndjuinlne Iota located nmong the better humts R EAL ESTATE W A N T E D Yellow ( Kye* esamlned—(Haw*** filled I 0 . Tftl K. Li fTssaiww A 203 Oran#* A f*. (Irlandu fineid* jirutiy^ * LOANS MAIIK FROM f 10 TO f.100 strict privacy: fn»t service FLORIDA LOAN CO. 1(12 Sanford Avenur ONE nice comer .lot, Sanford Aye. A Grandview Drive, Rote Court P. 0, nox WO, Sanford. Cherries lloney Dew LOANS 3 R E A L ESTA T E FO R S A L E Stalks i. iiVM O U T S tD £ 7 ~ T M IS IS AJOT7AAE T O S H O W O F F Y 6 D R ''“'S P E E D B A L iT — T H A T L A S T D R O P c C U R V E YO U L E T C y O O F - - B E A N E D v T H A T S T f?A N < & E I^ '7 A L T H E F R O N T R O W / (Junntlty Itlghth Hcsprvrd VrircM ti’Hod Thru Saturday, Srpt Comtlock RSP OTHER A^ES THE O LD H O M E T O W N tlmr#ls Reaarrt Michignn Large Tnurhton Drug Co. c e Me c a l l e d Su b sta n ce r u b b e r N O W — BOSKS r U R N I S I I K D or unfurnished 1 W() )«a r (dd field grown everIdoomlng varieties. Over NO bouse needed at once. Phono vnrietits. h"re« catalog . . , 1000 between H:30 and 12:00 Hoses in color. Order now. ^aad 1:30 ’til 8:00 I*. M. TI-TKX IIOSK NUR 8 KKIK 8 LJNFURNI8HK1) hou»* „r down'Ilox 532, Tyi*r, Texas #talra opsiLnent. Adult* only. • Popular Heat Covers Phono 515- W*. SEMINOLE TIRU 81101 W OCCUR. IN A M E R IC A ONi.Yj'fHOUffH fHEIR . DISfRiBUflOH [S . L X \ w orld* He n THE EUROPE Apricots - -v2 a r t ic l e * W an ted US 44/100% |*ur* Drrseed. Drawn,. Pan Ready fitewlrtg 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL Ducklings Lb 43c 8KM1NOL2 TIItB 8HOP I’LL BUY your ear regardless 201 North Park I .and meal—ground .fresh of age or. condition. Roy Keel, _________ Telephone 3t______ * " 7 Monday from snowflake 8.06 W, 2nd- 8b ________ Onn be bought at GantMOW ready lo grind every Mojv. Hth# Monro#. 10 2 BURNER kerosene hr#tar wmnt- day morning — Your eottt, ed In good condition. Phene grita. meal, corn A cob or miucka, tie. for feed. J. W. Ball, Lake Monroe, Phone 18. STANDARD T Y R e' w R IT E R wan ed to rent Phona^SM-M STOCKINGS mended—r a y on or afternoon or waning._______ £ nylon* singla aai-ttottUa runs USED ptonos for cask. The Music Dressed. m om sfM u B L a •V f. *• . r L* Lgpkfl 0 m p iiu o u w a PHONOGRAPHS f4 t tent." Music-Box, phone 053, -*’.FPUN1] Drrseed. D r a w n , Pen Itrndy Up Hen (toasting . Turkey* ’ Lb Chickens Lb 69c F o a B * a d y N«w E a g la n d W h ilin g S p a n is h M a c k i r t l lb . f in * M a U # l lb M P * rc h r t lls l lb • N * w E n g la n d P o l i a k r i l l e l lb M itA Q THE W Drawn 13 lb. and lb 19c 29 c 23 c 43 c 34 c W HEN A V A II_\!tl.E Lg pkg 23 c Na DoUlng—No ScnihMag O S T O O E . WHEN A V AILABLE - rm ui m iim W h ite C h e d d a r F reeh B e e f Tongue* Lb 35c F reeh B ee f (left) presents a'Medal S o n lO fd -a il c Flm o f Merit to Tad< tngton Gamble, nance Dl vision, t s chief ol me th# tuUon-'d <) a special ceremony In WsilidlUfy -DkitartmtirtV W ar rtt* for wsg-boMs and stamps, etl M. Vinson (right).former B ra in * rd a a b .lU f T H p * Lb , L # ., U »: 16c <m.' IS c C h eese Lb K r a ft A m e r ic a n Loaf C h o u * . W Lb 35c Lb 23c (Yiltag* C h eese 631; , �E l GUT THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLOWIQA T H U R S D A Y , S tP T . 26, 1046 — • '• * In UrfJty Thera la Strength— D ISP EN SIN G ITiS Y Q JJR M O .V E rHere A r e M o n e y Savers C H E M IS T S AN Drop in and gel our low prierk on Iho following feed*: • . . Tuxedo Starter and (•rowing: M uhIi T uxedo Hroiler Mash Tuxedo Laying: Mash Tuxedo 20% Dairy Feed Arlington County, Va., At 100 Ye May Become Cilv I f Residents Wish Of Tired Kidnays rmm’ i mustache it* “ nuttakeout." Atlu-Mtii nAL-d the detail and Ipl-imrd at. hi* nest |mvs* cuni sti ll e whit hi, tiiualni he wbitfirmer bollle •!e*l down to half it - ’• tirgSolf. lt-hp.lt.. • given Ih r .iitiMiinl liiiM ’A i **f K c d what By JANK FADS . WASIIIHGTON— 01>) — It boast* but Jt2 square Atliiipti.u t mintv Va.. nn Potuutar fioni the cap km wti |t> Amrrimni nrrr It i* ruiTHilly irlvbrdt 100t|i anniversary. ’ Third smalltst niunty United .State*; It i* the shtine for C.'i.UUO war dt resting place of thP II Scidier. iHiiiiir Hi- • a n li !»•- |H« ••III 11 vVilt lx o n ly o u r r lllililll fu ll lim r g B O O K IN G BO YS I N S L A Y IN G S l r . tf TE * '.»)< g j - ’ y; y M M | | y, — S E R V IN G — )' i 11-lllut l< I III- lip Slant .1 wlii. I- hi i ‘in- iiue m u there i .in 11" II" gleiilrr ermr Until iiverloud W A T C H FOR O P E N IN G AD “ R O Y W A N T S TO SEE Y O U ” - - M A G N O L IA A V E N U E nn jhr »fi,| and arm., yel ainmtg ti hi r nu n no- , # also a good slock of Armour's Fertilizer •ut-numberrd and naver had a chance of winning, ; The General broke hit. long allknce an this subject because of charges jnadfr .by Lieutenant General Lewis II. Brereton, who commanded the Philippine Air' Forece In 1041.. In . a book .recertly published. Brereton said he had aske,| permission o f Mae-' Arthur's chief o f staff to assault A the island o f Formosa, from _ which the Japanese attacked—tinPhllihpinrs. Brereton" said that permission for the attack w a s withheld so long that the avail­ able small force of bomber* were caught and destroyed' at Clark F|eld, DO miles north of Manila. General MacArthur answered that chargo with- Iho follnwinr statement “ General BmPton never recommended an attnek on Formosa to me and I know nothing of such a recommend#"* lion having been made.” MacArthur went on t<> »«v that in the short interval of time involved, it Is doubtful ttint an attack could have been ’ car­ ried out before the enemy’s sr» rival. - The General added that the air forces in the Philippines were hardly more than a token force, with inaufficlent equip­ . ment. Incomplete fields nnd InA adequate maintenance. “ "They vrere.” said Mar Arthur. --’Ltautplttely ovstwbslpjd.'* ' Tlie Oeijeral added that mt blame la attached to General Brereton or other meml>ers of the commend. ' MacArthur made a list of points concerning events on the . fateful day,- Dec. It. Maniln time ,. j|e m UL first. Utah-the. handl- HUNT S TUXEDO FEED STORE brn rr Second nnd Sanford Pliant* 358 Mi HMftuttaauU f tvm CEWATF JOINT IIMOI.l!TIOJ NO. &J3 A JOINT RESOLUTION Propusing tn A m*n«f **.»•*« to (h« Cnfitlllullofi St Ihi %A«u c>f Flofld*. I j tv known ta Article X X . B#cttone I end I. Thvrrof. f.cUtlny U» lh# ConknlLlfiRM. AUrllUtlnf bt Cre• t1rg of Cefteln County Offlrva. and the AtiMfihtai $t.d CMltcUon of HunlHpel Teava by County Tea Offlclela. In Orarye t*i>4inlf. Florlde. ind Pioaldlnf fat fl»f•ivnrfum Dvctlona far Acceptance or Rifvction cf any l-etr of D e i Fnarlrd by the l.gflrijlufv of the Met# nt Florida a« Piot ideal ta u!4 Prov«>»cJ Amtntf•»enL —. . ^ Ol'KNINOSOON . DINNER and ninny oilier items. HOTICB O r KLICTIOII T7HKM2A9. The U flU elure ef IXS. •r>J«r the ConitilMllun of IMS. vf the •tele s4 ftoetde. did pen • Jutel He*oLiUoni pivpvelriy emendmente to the Cun»tiiullen ef the lu te cf Ftortde. end the isms were eiived to br e vote of ihree-tiflhe of til the memberj ,ile<trd lo veeft hou».*: the! the voter oa wkd iJoint fteeoluUoni weft eetvred upon their revpectlvt*Journelt. with the yeea end i i j i thereon, end they did dttermlne end direct the! the eeld Joint Mee^lutloni be eubmltted to the elector! cf Ihe BUte el the OvrrteJ Election In llotember 11(4 WOW THZAEF0H2. 1. It A. OKAY. OecrrUre of fltete of the Sute of fUrtde. do hereby (Ive notice thei • arW EK AL ELECTION will he held In eerh rvuMy In Florida •n Tuesday neat succeed Inj thv .ftrvt Monday In November A. D. UM , the vetd Tve*4ey "bviof the * rIJ T li d a y OF NOVEMBZJt for the retlflcellon or rejection of (he •eld Joint Keeulutiona preprint Am^rulr w «U lo the ConeUtutioa ci the fitele •# Hondo vie: JUST AS MRS. SflMA MONlNFIlD, .New York, uia of Iho 18 turv(vorg of the It* Ifiiun airliner ditaitrr was bcltitf taken (nun o rescue plJn# (top) at the Gamier, Newfoundlaial, airport, her brother, Joseph I'omcx, arrivtti by plane. Ama/etl at flminiM him at her aid#, thy injured woman (ill plclute at bottom) Is overcome with emotion. (/n(rrnatlonal) F O O D !) — . IsEOAU NOTICE ROY JOHNSON’S (iRIIJ, LUNCH T O K Y O . S e p t. 27,1/P) General Dougins MncArthui* came out with his long 1 'awaited explanation of how moat of the American plnnca ip the Maniln area wcrc-tlcstroyed on tlie ground on thu first day o f the war. MucArthur said that the U. S. A ir Forces wore hopelessly Tuxedo. Yellow. Corn PillHb'ury’H Wheat Shorts Pillsbury’H Wheat Bran S Ut it if l!ll{»l' hulij riiiiiloyr, for rvrry 10 AnlrriMenutn tie Ivani le’vicli, lull, <fin fmnilirn. 'lender, patriiAn of iM-anng ami In |t<00 |tmr«« mu* 'ilures, »ny* htr family ml- kV4 rkifr for ev.ty II famllii**. *ate i .'from Spain to Smith I be bureau s»y* that in lltlU America -Mm yj-at* age. Kiw , e ,.„i,,|| fiyetdly.. and ev- mote than li.onO m Women w ork' ■«l a*— bml.'eliolit employes, a in Arihifflun futility ill in nrr |oraU*il !lii» PfiitfiRon Ituildlii^, the ’ t-rynne tliink* rbe will i>e one,of -1enter number Ilian Wete lisled > capital* mutt disiiogmsluol Navy Ann**, Knrl Myrr mill* Ihi* j f i any oilier •ccuputlon, Ittii by National Aif|arl. 'Thu majority 1 'trb, lu ll, ItpplOXiluMrly' 4IN),* •.Oil of the-,, had left their job*. of it« , rc»iil«uitn rill- fcnleral rut- 1 %%nrkiiiK in thc (Hatrlrt of The majority of these, accordCnlirnit.iii int' io»a New York Drpuitimtut 1let till*>c of ilw .1. ime |M>|iulutlou • I ah.o -u t v e y , a , e uiiM illin g to rt i'im to th« •<'*oM tulip I t'ciiti »•* — Yi ri ri ui u' a «in(t* li’iri*1 lut lira* littv uiillno i/ca| that »!»<•. i f Hit* Luflifi iur\ th#y y«»t rDi*m h r»- iltuiny I|i«* vtar y m n vmr Arllruttort became a ritv in [ Hrml of a county, proviilrd tin* rirflhtc nlw want It so. — i- «■ .. nm w|s Y*T‘ (Ks CallmlUm mt T o w , b j Amandloj ftl The Isefialeture then it the ( j f W JUctlort II and II el Article VIU e l the U u v i heeeien of IN I, end from time to C'ootUluUea ol the lu t e el ,1*1eel de u Ume Ihereefier eneet l i w i iH O fftaf Adopted el the Clenertl R m IU m el Ne> ihe p o e m , fuaetkme. duties end com* o m U r , It il, celd Amendment to _ P r*- peneetkso o# County T e i Collects dene* %lde Ijt the He-Numt>er1nf el lo tjo fii neted la pereyreph I of Ihls hectl.n l\ II end IS of Article VIII of the Conctl- end ehell likeetiu provide fur u.e r«l« tuUon el the flute el flerlde u Adopted leetlon. rare, cuitudy, rryortlng er*d die• I the Oenerel Election In lloeemher. bureemenl of ell Ueee cwtlecuj Lj the County Tea Collector. ol Article VIII of Ihe Coaitltutton vf the BUU of FlorU i. ervd to Provide the! In the County of lint«b*foufh. B U U ol Florida, the County ^Tsn Aeeeveor ehell •any ef* “the “County Align the P " *for Levylnj su it. County. the purpose Bchoolc end Municipalities In Iho County of IflUtboroufh Exrept the Oty of Plent City, Flortde. which Shell be Eaempt from the Provtelvni Of (M l Amendment, Taiea l^eJM by the BUU. County. Count? School Iloerd. School DUtrtcti. Special Tee School DtatrlcU ond the MunUiiulUtM of the County Except the City of Plant City, flortde. he rr resolved nv the ijo is l a - TUKi: O/ THE STATE OF 1*1./KlinAt The! the follov>ln| Amendment of Article VIII of the Conetltutioo ol the nut# of Hortste relative to the n»rv«ment end Collectton of etl teeer tn '.ho County of Hllltboroufh, BUt# -u Hortde. by He-Numberin| BecUon II •• odo^lrd hi U»» O r e m l a m t e a of IH I oa ee so make It reed Section 12 Of Article VIII of the Contllhitton of the *tete of Flor­ ida. eAd by Amend Inf herlion II of Article VIII nf the Conilitulton of the Bute of Florid:, ee tdopted et in* Henerel Election In November. nJ IM4 en ee to meko II reed Bee lion n of A*Ucle VIII of tho Cnnetnution of the Htote of Florida. en-L tn evdude the Cit? of Plent City Pom fold Amendment; lit end the tome la hereby tyreed to end tliell be eutirvUMed .to tho P o t t r t ot Ike » < t v '^LLi..-'.Ri*iIl!riAlUd'i- — ’ • ~ committi* sumrrmmf nousr joikt RcnoumoN no t*. A JOINT HTSOI.trrtON Plupums lh, Ani.m hi.nl ol Jnll.ni JC ol Arp.l* Mi ol Ui. ComUUiUm si U»s * U I« ol n » - To f/toie w ho eagerly a w ait Here Is the Latest New* . A liT IC U XX ar.*TION I. T>>» ts(UI*i">* I* sulherbed *n4 't n iw * m J It ir n i U , hr l s « h Iso* *n*ct*u hr II si U* inultr m - •ian h*M la A. D. 1*41. •* tl U| uUr tsMlon Ihtisintf, lor Um ranJ'Uan, obatutiii.f mt ur*Hog o t sng Counit O llU ti la Orange Cuuntr, Tier14*. im l 4 n l . U.ett U m t.tp '.ol Irena Inn etlKi* e< thl* Aitkl* Jo-li** el nil n i « l ' ; sntf Ie p 'o iU * M the u e i i t i i s l kr..1 rolletilaa el munlrtgel Msr* nnd » tempt tu rn Pie preriuere) e< U>1* n "r"m *iiti. u t elts*r et lb*m. hr Countr AmvnJmtrt. . U s olllrsrt In teld Ceunlr. Anr Its M . SECTION I I t. From anf aK«r Janu­ enotud rtsperilrg the -reawlldttlun os ary I. IHI. Iha County Tat Collector tn crrsliee el enr Ceunlr elP••• mall pro- tho County of IIUUbtHoufn, Blato of brrlbe the Maatra. dalles sad lorngenae- VTofMa U.aII rot 1*41 sit Ua#q Wvtot? sn l h " . ol Ihe efTU.rs deitgnsie-l ineieln tho County bv (lit BUM CuuMy, County tn etrrtlte snd dtuheri* U-* dull*, ml Behaul IksorJ. litiawl DUtrtos R pnlil Pas o i l ) " ' le cnaelldsled or rrtaud end Tea Bchpol Dutxuti and MunidjmllUoa anr lew nu Snecled leapertln, trie eaaeee- of JIllltborOUBh County, FtorUa. oirryi menl end rollrctloa el munlrl^sl usee In tho City of Plant City It b # A f oavmf.1 and e*ae«em*nta, or etlher et Ui«(n, hr Iha brovUlona of tlfti AmcAdmvnt. euuatr U s,D in r*ii ahell preside U r lh* from E Tho LotuUtorf^hati at tho Lo«M* laUvo BoMton of i h ! a<»4 from ttmo to ttmo tharoaflar. oitoct M m •t*orifyUi« iho ponora. function t. But m i and rom ptru- a Deliveries Everybody from factory to dealer It doing everything that can be done to ipeed deliveriet to you * \ • * W* know that Chovrolol Is doing everything passible la tfep up Its production totols-lo.shlp more ondim i..__ ___ la a m cart us ond lo Its thousands o f other dealer* throughout America . . . and w e know, too, that w o ore assured o f getting our full proportionate shore o f Iho currknt output and of, future , . . . . . ' • • . Diiappolniino as lh* fated llfeurai h ave been—ond detpite *3 ' Ctovrolof was.out *f production epIWoly during Ihe first *hr#* months af tha y **r— H |, Mvarthdlaas true In total production from that day I* this. continua ^ mafce d e n a ri* * a ^ w r . w - rrr S A N F O R D , FLO R ID A , •. ^ F R ID A Y , SEPT. 27, 1946 Associated Press Leaded W ire n r it n ra o t v r n n v T i n r tu rn a . [ t u b * o r n i r trrATf o r F U i'U ,>*i Thkt the fulto«klnf »mrfv«1ee*#nt el *««• lion S» Article III of Ibe Cno«UI .' »*1 the Stele ef Flsclda releltng to • dil­ ation* ti hertbv u re td tb sru1 «h* l ^e • ibmltle.l to the elector* nl th* *t»t| o ( Ftorkle for r*t|ftr*tl.-n or tries: » »t the nr it Uenevel KVction to be t #'« n Nevcrmber. A. D. lh * toot l* to n r <b»l tit4 Mellon *10, Article III ef the ( c\* •Mutton ef th* Btite ef Florida’ •/-ill || enimdeB end M emended ehell tr*J A folio net SECTION SA Lew* m iklni It.e ••»r<m<latlone for the eeUDct ef r-N it efflcteU end etnpl.'vrra end etl ethtr •open*#* ef Ihe JHile Uxell cont»»n proYlftteni nn no ether rubied nor ii.iil re approfrUIUn be an Incident of inv «thrr bill; ell d ele enetobriettonr e»cr^t repro|»rUtiooi for the roen^y •ctitK-*!* n v iv tier, cltlee. or ethrr petltlcel r»»t*li» •»*-»• of the Btete. ■*oroprDttof.* In errmr* eent Improvomenta end bu»tJ;**e» t** •trie Inrtltutloni #• pfottoel 1st »* prior • noctod o| |ho t ill Wfl«iolur« IvctsUtufM and for bontlom r fund* and Intil fun-lc, ohall he In ono fonoral apniDeflation bill *»r icfi amondmanl or atipplomant iLmto •hall Iso for no lorvyar than tou «»•'*. AH approofMItoea maio pi!*-r t> tbo adoption of Ihla i m i on arhtoh aia tern* Uktw to (ho o t iMa m W i ahaU OJiylro ao ol July I, III*. ‘' K e e n e rm.mn, w nr u transportation by bringing "your cor to us lor service now and el regular intervals. Lei us helpyou lo keepit In good running condition-to main­ tain iU parforn)anoe, appearanee'and resale yilue-until th* day wRan yeur dkw Chev­ rolet comes along. , • • WIST COAST IHIPBUUOn Henry J, Kaiser spreads his hands expressively as tie appears before th . House Merchant Marin* Committee to defend hit shipbuilding activities during the war. Kaiser admitted his companic* made huge pronto, but declared they also saved.Iha government half , billion dollars providing Vitally needed ships. (International) W •» ■ . ' - - - . MEETING R L A T M ) MONDAY The first Phil meeting of the Men's Club of Holy Cross Church '— 111 he Im held K-t.l in In the th* Parish Parish House llnusa will Monday evening at 7:00'o'clock. A supper will be stored. - gy WILLIAM Th* a8nford Celery Drippers, cclored baseball team will meet the Orlando Red* In a -ritr at Municipal Park San-' dav afternoon at Xr00 o'clock. The proceeds o f tho tilt will be allocated to a fund for con- a to (j) fkoak vou far your hinndfy promise you a naw high Y O U 1VMI01 OF SIRVICI t i l . . Poland reports a shortgg* o f cats.. Thera 1* ea*> country that should prove a very ready m ar­ ket for that yeVto-be-Uveaud Ihr Puts 31,000 Men Into *Mill ui ns As Rains S111i Fail tutil literally thou.. residents have boeu ■ ■ !< homeless by the flood, w a ­ ters. MotV* 'titan six in ch es of rain fell during the night, and tlio rAin continnca tp fall tjslay.’ 1 ’ A t Ihe height of (he (food, transportation u is ’ halted in mane portions of San Antonio. Hundreds of automohtles were stalled while their occupants wailed to vnfety across street* where wuter was running with dantrernugi swiftness . The Good is .di-scribed us the wor«t since the t 1 San An-, dimi.i ll-i-lei \ Sun Antonio ncw<p,ipvi' .ii-.nia l it ps. tb* most serious flood in the mem­ ory of living 'man. * I'o) *e i.roadr*-J appeals for h-'.itil oil...m I motors after \tmv .1'«• 'i 'iltie, I'ui , a number of ,t. | i • and raft* ' TRIKD FOR THEIR CRIMfS .iK.iinjt htigi.mily, Germany'* micr-powcrDll high cnppiMnil sit* In ihe prisoner*' ilock l*ifr>rr th<- Intern*Itnnal Military Tnhurist at ttu rm i.ri; They arc I Ren trsrnar *lr*l Hermann tkreimg ram inpilrr of the Luftunllr ? Ru.lolf He**, deputy fuehrer. 3 Joachim von ItlhtM-ntrop foreign minis ).cr; 4 Fi’cli| Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, chief of ihe high com muni. h —Alfreil Rosenberg, rllrecior ef the foreign pohlu .l oftti •- <> lla n * Frank, who tulc.l Polish ar-v*. 7 Wilhelm Krirk. ilirrrlor of central nfflce for ’Norway. AUa<r-loirralnr. R Julius Strnchrr. eilltor nf l>er SUirwer; 0—Wtlthrr Punk, director of lh* luirhsbank; 10 lljalm ar Schacht, heal of,the lteichst>ank. It Grand Chinese patrods. AU wl are interested New Munkeys. Arrived Yesterday 100 Weap ons To ,\ | Municipal Zoo Armies Citrus Packing Operations Slated Locked ! Struggle ' To Get Underway Next Week Thunder Welcome American Legion in n l ""iiu r i!, el m m ig i, Athens KcHidcntH Voting Again Today . Aihens, Tcnn., Sept. 27—trV)— The resident* nf Athiui*. Tdmi., ■re voting again toda) nnljr two month* after th bullet-punflurral count)' election. Thi* tliey ■ re chousing a mayor. f""i alder mt; and a school b«*r<l T'|» office hi'litsrs sell G-d pi'lay will succeed those wh • I'-ignrd as a result of the p.lilual up hraval in thr count) folio ing the bulleta.anl-bsllot, rlecti.in Aug. I. Torl*y’a Idalloting ia in the form of a referendum by the C it y Gcv>d Gnvi rnmrnt l-eaguc. The oflira holders have •giccd to re­ sign at • time with candidate chosen in the referendum tn re■place them one by oftc. Vacsncie* an the county election commission ruled nut a special elec I ion. D isruK sion I ’o Bt* On and LAWRENGDRURG, Turn.. Sept. 87—l& i—Tha difen** counsel- for Jft Columbia, Tenn. negroes charg­ ed with participation in last Feb­ ruary's racial flareup started their cose today. Th* state' rested Ue rase last night* a fU r offering testimony and exhibit* aimed at proving its ccntentlon that four policemen, who were shot when they entered the Mink Slide ere* of Columbia war* plainly visible. . The defence contends that hegroe* In th* area were alarmed over "racial feelings” end mis­ took the officers for a mob. Th* state presented Its case in ■ week, although it took six LONDON, Sept. 27—(AT— A weeks to select the all-erhiLt jury pow sitting In the panel box. British political .agent wae eh.’t tn death In the nrthweet Trontler New* Agency dlepaUh‘from Delhi REM AINING TRAILKRH MOVED said that the agent, MaJ. John Stewart Denal. wo* kidnapped ' The remaining trailers of the by tribesmen June 2t and lat«r SO Navy trailer* at the tralliuwas released. Th* dispatch 'gave camp at French Avenue and Flftn no details of his death. Htreet were todiy being loaded Donald and two other members on Navy trucks br mean* o f a of the British Agency staff wer* large rntne, end were taken to held captive two week* by tribes­ Green Cove Springs, This will men before their release eras supply a badly needed area for negotiated. •' . > trailera of'Incoming tourist*. .’ Ihe injunction, which had resalt­ ed In the imprisonment of union chief Ceorge Mueller. Sjtllfment hopes aroused by the withdrawal of the Injunction an,i the release nf Mueller wer* dashed-by the failure of wage talks. Tha urlrn is demanding a 20 , percent Inerase, tha latest offer from the company would havj- granted five percent. The strikers rejected the offer, end Mueller says the company has not budged since. British Politician /(gent Shot To Death I. I.tiili i m in i. 1.1 't i . " has liei ■ ■' 1 -it t a m i m ade -. id , fie " 'IIt - > N I’ I M M ISf ’«» Kept J7. lishr.l in ;s \ si I**milt * * • v\ |> • . r llir \ ni^i trait I f|*|»»i» la llic « tit rrnt fiplitin^ • al i»«*» UT*1 <)|H’iiiti|; it a ‘.'Kill iiniiii.il roiivrtietrat trie J oi|ttipiniA( «Mit|M»et o f (Ion in .San F r i n c i i r n nn Hun* llvrdiTin. day, and (hi* hiirirevt topic up "The ne w sp ape r t lo ry va. tin for disruitBiftfi will lo- iMinuird, scribe (I hk '*rrliiible,M* allhmnih n About 160.000 IrRiontiail e.« ato romplpti* fjovrrntnunt hl.irkoiif * n ripnctrl to attend. Ilrn* are nt we of tie K al ga ti opet si* ot anno of thr rrunliitRiio ttiry et ill ii in force. T h e paprt iiff*-! I are t«* hm»* l n #d m d e nii: no d rtntU «i f the actum ’ hn ♦!. *o Hi t s«»ltlt ton nr |fe. . a Imoiiia to *»ny thr* hntlli* at It a is11s’ * • of |MI is Oltllllll fill 'hit V HVt-l • “ InteiiM * • Nstlitai*. «»urciv pit * i*#l 1 *t irn so.I I in a oiundt f*.i •1111 y flit l i a f t 'r f'.r K a I c .m * 1 s Of l*»*t at II l a i l a * . .sit J *tf * Oe tow ti o f I **1*111 I ts* a• • p i • men p n ^ lic tc il th at i( U»c ' *.utnnintnl* are i l c f r n t f | a* the * a o (Htlnte th ey n *u ld )>«• i| a ils.| Id • ntfii v l» * i r • S n » ill «|ii*«t»I i *,m L r -ii s - it|»* « v|M<t«d f . n 4( t)i« Msilr* M eikrl, reir ill #li>»k !•» Mm k« » NUilM Ecr II- J. I oilman, win. jr*I fr-1 tii.it th n r uni «til| n lut nf ittrrti tinxluff iti tin* horih. .\ M-rnnittirntlfitinii tlmt nil l»nl«|iri|*s nt (hr mntkrt l»r pnifU r,| v%i»» fitntlr l*i%l rvcim n at m 1*14-••1 1ti|* »•f th^ M n iL r t \<Kninry • ••tiimit til* I'lPkfnt w m ,- t'hnir i • ... U A l,r*f f Irt .ii*l mill t. ' i f . in* titi.ft . laitti* . I inner. • • .it. I .. i II •I • \l ll|-:ss. Sept I’lilllirnl LIONS MP.CT TONIGHT Rernlrers rr th* Hanford Lions Club will hold a sone meeting and supper tonight at H:00 o'clock at the Sanford Country' Club at which a number o f Lion officials frojn nearby.cities an* expected t," he present. Defense Rests'In Jewel Theft Trial FRANKFORT. Kept. 27 V.Vl — Forintr WAG Copt. Kalhlt-*-" N'a*ii ljurant .tixlay. rnmpletcd her .1*fciisc cn chrfrgr-a-.of taking part in the theft of the II t l l f family Jr wets from Krongltcrg Cnst)«« •" Germany. j Mt». Durant declined*) to l>* questioned on the theft charge and she took the stand only briefly brfote an right-judge military court -in Frankfurt. Her terifmany was roncerneil unly with a compinirn rharge of l>ritig alisrnt without Irava.. A flor that, her attorney* asked for a rec*** until Monday to prepare final armUteriis. 27 i API mica m Green** tmlo, a* hmg ( . i « U r II |rl| I iigl.itid In irliirn I r uni evrli l*iP-li lie- I mm l l " ->.ilt |..III "I III. arrest ,,l 70siililirr-. »ml I * ii i i l l l r r i , tin 7/ mi n air eliargi-d " tih Irving In scr/r llir Greek military headquarters al Trikkala in Tlieaaaly. I h e 'r i l , is a kr) point from »Hirh Greek mililarv authnritir-s h a v e tieen mndurting mopping up "peralinrls against armed lefllsl IlMIllls. Relpli tiiihv miinkey getting <5,000 IOstate Is Left By Roosevelt pill rilK K K PS 'lK . N Y.. Sept. Z gP> Prr*nbnt -Pranklin- Del,iini li». ■i-v-tt left iH'litnd him an ,estate of fl.OrC'.nOO. According to n tax nppruisal filed with iiuii-li' Ms I'mimy. Y. inu grua* '-late actuallv amounted to cottsiiiiral'ly more than |1 ,SOO,000. Aliuust 47E0.000 bad to be taken fi.,," that for funeral expenses, drill*, bequest* and other costs. the President’* fun ral and legal nm| administrative costs aftu hi.\. dciitlt siimg tu mure Ahnn fitOB.000. Kmrh of the three-oxrul"Y of the will received * r.iiiiml-sii n of ulmost $100,000. Attutney's fees canto to $75,000. Tim niunuinoiil ^%«M-te*l al Hyd* Park cost over (il,0 0 0 . Another sltcshle expense came through a part of the will which made be­ quest* of almost $00,000 to char­ ity nod public welfare. . Arrording to State Highway Patrolman L. 0, Jlender who in­ vestigated the accident, the Ktudnbakrr skidded into t|ie path of the other car when the brake* |ocke,| - a* - Jones nppjtrd them. Until car* were, considerably damaged. Mr. Wise wit* taken In . Fctiiald laiughtmi Memorinl llospiOtl where x-rtiy* lire („ lie taken to determine hi* injuries. O NLY HEARING SLATED TO N IG H T Tho City Commission will con­ duct a hearing tonight at 1:00 o'clock to hear argument* far or again*t changing tho south­ east *»d northeast corner* of French Avenue and Twenlltth Street from residential tn” retail busim-s* xnoc*. was Midi-in i tt.rril a - IP", will i.iti.^ •**' ue i W til; .lift II-1»•v Ni.Fl** |e*mPn\ it " '.*•,- ft", wai t,|i t • the levi-l nf wage* pn'il nut ui pi I. vale iiiiiip«lry Mure t)u." 7**0 othei t esiilutjiirii. tiave air rad V Ncialt W ise Injured tireii -iitJeil nut and pa**ed alniig n vn rjn tr hnliraii. I l o w e v n . holy Hi to vnrlo", ei'iuiniljer* Two In A u tom o b ile W re c k ie # r o m iili rr*| nn Id eal d r f n ivc hiiiidfet nintv nil » f them' deal I •tro n irh o M . M itto titp h d h> m oun* with irlmbditutlon. Thirty are . N'l.alt Wise of Sanford Avenue (Kins. on -hputing. was injured yesterday afternoon Tlu*# Catholic nc\v*pu|i'T, The ' legion I* performing nt l:f >0 o'clock following ii colli­ Welfare, ytnted. mrHiiwloir, that quite a stunt at Ihi* convention. sion between tlie 1040 ( bevrolet another icovrrnmrnt force hn« Il is 'building n prefabricated sertati be wit* driving it'Mh on attackctl Toltin. hoim,. witli two liodrooms right the Otlnn'i" litgbwuv near lh" on the lawn in front -f .conven­ dog track, and a hrnrifl new IP 17 I*' tion headquarters. When the SlmlriotLar l!mip|i convention end*, the model house Koutlt on the riuoi bv Stevukl will lie shipped to the home Jones, -St. Petersburg Ktudtlinc DPI.AND, Sept. 27. (Special) — For the benefit of 'public school teachers and other* who cannot attend’ classes during Ihe day-time hour* o f Ut" regular school week, Stetson University is offering' a limit' d number of rouhe* on' Thursday ev n in g i and on Saturday.* this fall. Ilraii II. C. Garwood announcer holay." . Course* in duration, geoJ grnphy, sociology, and history will b« offered if there is suf­ ficient demand. Thursday 'night classes will beg^n Oct. 3. Those who are jn lercstd may irport ■t any time from 7:00 to H:00 P. M. that ’'evening. Saturday classes will begin Oct. 5. Those Interested In Saturday classe, may report at 0:00 A. M. Degn Garwood atated that n larga number nf teachers and others hod expressed their desire ’ for ouch classes. Zoo i ., wild mithrcak Ute|. 1 1 monkrys on .»ii.i ^h.l_ everything mild trrh iiij«r-/ irrt Sirpu. Mniigliteu .ind lds ussDttints gelling the iiiw arrival* I heir )">* and into iho enrbrsilr adjiiining the t 27 i-ih -! "In> afternoon of |i, lei ni.dU.ry- from * M i l l ) Island in Mm i. pal gnyij fuijt, utj- r*l>" led p, stall. ('ommunittl ■— - i ■—- - 1‘ ■ Q - . 'f - | 4>Vt"i ^'Astj<tlt1JCat». J4tguilti.ring .iti* t. past several nionUi, wore Miss " O f llwalliif “Ker-iu* Convention ^ Will t uiHpany ,,t ihe Farmer* .State Bsssii Zaehnrt and Mi* I.. W. Mar Ret, The Maikft Fruit Ciitn Of Present Battle BurVeys bf all store* party nnd nenrliy Sniitliuard nnd Power Production In .Shuman. Begin On Sunday | I k made j In Seminole County will i’atrirk fruit parking plant* nriSmoky City Still In 'Ihp future bv Orlando ttl’ A • "In d e le n d ) fn» p rl"Ii"| l-i personnel. II (’ . Dnllose tins 1‘u irii k l i i . i t i "iiip iim , Sinking Gradually tervrd a* rhairtnan nf the local C n m la v e ’s B iu ^ e st l i t \* p hrite ilfu iiii nliuig .id e I In- new nrirp and ralionlng l>.'i"d Dur­ ing ihr war period ami for •omr lime after the board w « under (he direction of A II I'eteisnii who is now artivc as n iraltnr. Property D a m a g e !s I ’M im ing: confei Community CtnUr. eCetieri *r v*hl casmr •• *ih#r it»t* • r- ZAD O K D U M KO PF wonder* what th* newspapers will now da to flit up that corner o f peg* oa* which /[old th* dolly doings la Nuernberg. ' - Oeaueatoe Sanford, Florida S S r n a N a . Th# Ju<V# al lh# Cm ml assart t* s*4 r»i riarsmtl# Caui M S to* t » M * Sol'CUV -r > # M c*-« ttoll h#f,tM#r to r r - l r i by «*• Day Of Judgment Near For Nazi Would-Be Supermen Defense Of Neifroes Stetson Plans Niiflit Classes For Students (n Race Trial Begins Ceat/af PtH$ 1 ’ oxporienca whan you taka dolivory af your A T (OWfST COITI w mbw, tsrs u r«ii«*s: - .- of strike ttsa ot is* j"* - * «• is. reuii »r it ie t la mn4 t v ••car'V s Ceunlr **4 Mr C on - 1- r*'tH t»- M n t* Countr. u t r r it r s o L v r n a v t m t t.rtits'Ar T t t a - n r t h e e t t n o r ri/>n tP A j[, • C C n w i ». TM l ArtlcU V r. t » C is e l"i “ - s « • i«e n m #1 n o * * W snwrVrl I t sJStnr nutria an mUl' "*>*• trrrtn la bm S iw -n •• « m u » 4« rl SIM Art'rlr rsittyr ta ttir rinttoa ot <>m J«1ft ol Uio iV 'M al Itr-wJ I" »*4 • « ■gsssfnhl* Cwintr |M 1*11 CoysW Ooltrtlcf a l M l* C it -tr . - J ISr • * » » '• Hmrrbr a-tao* l a 's e t <J>*'1 *m ' u S-JP-* ' « the rlrnori al tM SUIa ml C . r i t l **r rsiirv-ikn, rr'trw-tkm m ort i,l rrtrrtMn e*e «ni«i at «** r e s » » » l DwlUia to to Im M *n um n rnfirr th# V n t Wood,, ta » - *' *'ion County Price And Rationing Boar d Closes Office Here uuquesne Estimated PARIS. S r p U 27, 14’)— A working committee tit Ihr I’arts Pcncr Conferonce today turned down u proposal to srt up n .Court of . humsn . rights. - Tho court Was proposer) by Australia. The suggestion was defeated by a vote of 16 to 4 after Bovlet delegate Andrei Vlahlnakv ridiculed, the idea as Infantile. The proposal ' for n court of human rights, he asserted, is worthy of being filrd only in the waste !>««ket. . The Australian plan was designei to guarantee'fundamental freedom* regardless of race. Yishinikv denounced it »s juridicallv 'an,| politically , illitciali-. He slid it would-be no less jjcasonaM* to seek a w o r ld 'court to guarantee equality nnd justice to Indians in Asia nnd negroes in the United States of America. Today’s action removed the, ruurt o f human rights proposal from the books *o f the confer, rare. The -«tea*ur«-had previous­ ly been withdrawn from tte a 'v dtsfls for llolgarin. Ilomnnin. Hungary and Finland and today it was removed from the sug­ gested treaty with Italy. Ii Could lie revived, however, ut W HILE FLYIN G Jilt plana uv.r th<- Mississippi Itivrr, Raymond IViwcr. discavfml that hr IwJ no gasoline -in hi* tank, lie land­ ed on Ihe river near Minneapolis’ and then' faced The ?»rnbl?m nf getting up I be I-aIlk which 1 i» Due in hmigrtaiy reasons, the I IK) feel high at that point. Here he i* Ikmiik brought to the Keminole County l*rire and Ra­ top of bank. ( International) tinning Board, established bore on Jan 5. 1042, was rlo.rd tmlav end prison, who nfl'd inforhiv--t tinn otr matter* pertaining to ra-4 Hoping, are Advised to rnntart Mb*. Marth/i Chnpmnn. rhn-f III*A j clerk * t . I bo „ld past office build . mg in Orlando, R v/n- nnoounred i by Mre. Kr.rl Jelsr. . who hna served n» chief rlerk bere. A44iltaau r#t nvaiinati Samoa non r.iuunf t!.!itn>, to ib ih*» *r;«HOUSE JOINT U s u t U T I O S N a It* A JOINT RESOLUTION h « r o " > < sn AnMn4"MWI u ArtKIs VIII at Um 1'oaslll'itlan ut Um SUM ol rValKM H fM tl'f w A in u n i.n l mt Piu p.il, lo t T tlW u 4 ISM Court Pun al ¥ . . . « , ky A ltln , l l m u AMItlaeal M w i w Pra.IdS “W 4 County ml H o . SUM *1 rv»'Ut»! P m Casiaty Ta* Atmmmot w o t A a r n t t i Piopen* ol Ut* Cm m , lor Um Scores Hur t, Hundreds Homeless In ban Antonio Hood Vishinaky Describes Plan Of Australia As Juridically, Po­ litically Illiterate plenary _. 4 ' We ho*, boon Informed by Iho Chovrolol Motor Division (hot th* pail month has wltnossod only a slight Improvomoqt In th* rat* of production of now Chovrolol postsngor cars. As a rosult, shipments of now cars lo doaltrt for dolivory are still far bolow tho Itvol wo ond lh* factory had hoped lo attain by this llm*. In fact, through Auguit, Chevrolet's output of cars In 1946 w as only J X 6 % of th* numbor lufnsd . out during tho corroipondlng period of 1941. p r o d u c t io n g a l n t . .. - 1908 encr In toitav's vote Sew Zrulun.l and South Africa supported thr Australian proposal. Formosa must hava been of a vasur charactar. alnre there i* no record of itriTTkiii'itfsii, srpt Mar Arthur then dKlared that the Japantae had fighter fpb . port from N avv carriers, and Duq r.,1" light mil that American bombtr* without lung is im« ilown t such protection vrould hove had eormal nnd’ still * no 'chance of auccesi against 'trike of Duqursni Formosa. • tend its-fourth d Finally, the General aald h e, go|i«tiont arc cont had ordsrift the withdrawal of ntw mntrarta I* In heavy hombera to the southern have apprair,| in I ialand of Mindanao several dav* dnlimis fur the fir* before, and that half of the the 3200 power woi available planes, II) of them, had .’k.000 other* are u gone there. i " f th* ihortagr nf General MacArthur a Supervisory work ment wa« Uan*mlt*«d the As- ,,v„ w„ rkcra arc Mt. Nrtitmi to Aoprnprt«tioni: their new Chevroleti • Established Pacific U. S. Air Forces Rescued By Firemen Were Outnumbered 9 By Japs On Dec. 7 Tuxedo Sweet Feed U U t ia s k a eag k g ptlM a n su klss m ■,!•*<» M#.4*a'l l»#t snaiykta ssS <k>iw i Mb# about itom. N s la rj Burk,srtnilns ruatlwl | w r fcWMn meo4 atUatlsga. j TheklJsrrnsreHstute tthiefwsr -ftskln§ tems m W* smd pUjnmom wsslf tmt of IW brtj ma.i people * bU* i I $ pints a 4sw. b IM II R l l « cif klJa*/ tuU « • rut (Ultra don’t work *vli. poUsTbowa matU r k l u i T I c m ( w Im a i im f l U rt n«|g|ii| fc«/k*<h«a. rfcgumatlg paiM. U t $a|f.», k'*a U p tp sm4 m srzr, trHtUj «P nkshta. t ssUin*. pu« m i uasWrth« g y I taUarUt t d dlul* ri«^\MD(ur araa(j(«M arta »1UiMaArt. OAsi UtmiAf MMUswttlwk i th« r» It *>«>•. »U h yvur kUaaya cr Uo*M#r. Doa ‘1 a alt I Ask r w r dntsiut (^r U a a 'i U. • attauknt dlurwtU. w d •-..s.sf.Dy for otar (u roar*. IXmia*# glv* 'PT H j W u l Will bw'k Iks II MiWt q< r .: IN DEPEN DEN T DAILY NEW SPAPER Fir«t na„ atW ar uvoiedDown , Tuxedo ('lip|K>d Oats IMI1 0r4-THf-SPOT PICTUlf shows looters feeing from S chemist and provision mcrchant’j.’Uiop in ilombay, India, si a military patrol wr.» approachlny lhc Cent. This' action toyk place during the rioting that swept Ik ; .b./ when tin P.disn Interim Government headed by Pandit Nehru took over without Uie participation Ins o v » « l l^sgue. Eighty n m were killed anJ Jt'0 tcrlbmly IgjjgsJ lo Ike riots. (InUrr.uUcnnl) a H e rn d o n *.. MacArthur Defends Proposai F or g |X J)eafJ H U NTS TUXEDO FEED STOKE •is following: the market down! WifriNO In a police elation In Lo* j Angeles after >he Had been booked on fuiplrion ot mufdcr Is Mrs. . Jeanette Par, 21, a former taxi 1 dancer. Police say she confessed to, (trending her daughter, Judy, 3, a spastic paralytic. She was quoted by the police as laying, **Jl way a m e r c y killing—iha killing—«he never would get snercy V eil.1*' (International Soundphoto); BREAKFAST ^ h o w *w rtn V O L U M E X X X V II . (J U ST G O O D Ta Promote (h* F r K n l a j t A a n le q . M tcw irt& i jo** iS x Ts Protest Um rr*o* of lb* World; ‘- PUpYisieH * , Partly cloudy this aflcrnpon t h n * ^ tomorrow, with scattered G ru n in T* Predsc* Prosperity for' Hanford. ^DRUdO lSrS GENCAL T H E W EATH ER ' " T71 7 ~ -WARE IHSUF-S WARNING Turtdey, Oct. I. will Ih* Ihe ileadlinn for rddalning drivers liren*M for which an estimated 3,(W1 lerin m have yet to apply, according to County Judge R. \V. \Vare. A fter Oct. I. examina­ tion* mu»t lie taken to secure a liretur ' ;j MORE DAYS LEFT TO RENEW YOUR DRIVER’S LICENSE � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 26, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald