11 10 300 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/271ed61a9b8992bcb5657bbf41e84904.pdf 41c6c643d2f95939b9a0bfac540527e9 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. No gel rrady far Fall |,y getting your fav­ orite nationally advertised hotna drugs, lolletrlrs, and accessaries at the lowest pds-kblr p r im — and store up Ihr savings you’ll gather at •ur Fall Health and Bcaoly 81.38 Lady Cream Face $1.93 Esther and 55c A Pow drr M Value ■ 98c 1 50r JcrRviiH 1/4)1ion & 25c Dryad Deodorant 75c Value 39c • C orcgn 7Sr Oleum Percomorphum TOr Anacin Tablets • Cilro Carbonate S y ru p Pepsin TRUE TO OUR WORD the Dodger* m«t the New York Yanksea In a prs.«es»on txhibltion game *t Ebbeu Ftsld. Tha pitch, art who worked far the Yank* ward A tier DoiUld and Ernie Bonham. Both eoffsrad from back ailment* which forced thorn to wear hack-assisting braces. Donald and Bonhspt shut out the Dodger* with two bit*. A New Vcrtt scribe. In writing hit story of th# gam*, bad this to 75c Bayer Aspirin, 100's ..... 59c t3e * When ys* bring a prescription la TOUCirrONH yew can al­ ways be certain of rccrijlng year medtetn* at thb tknvo we promite lo have It ready ter yoa. Oar ■war* • eenraaio. u planned with Ihnetable preelsien to gtr» yea the fastest aartlae psaoHla, .|awal|dwi> trith accarate compounding. And If G riffin ’s All W h ile 19c prescription that obviously la needed Immediately. w*Tl tornind It for yea w hll« yea wait. ALWAYS come to TOUCHNT, where presalara are AL­ WAYS performed I - 73e Faslceth B. C. P o w d e r * ..... . 19c Fitch Shampoo ..... 59c S 9rc«a(, Thighs, Leg*, Livers, Winga and Necks Also Fresh Grade A Egg* to-th* depths of fenmnthey were shut out with by a- couple of fellow* SA N P0 UP Bat*. 71c Tha Brooklyn Dodisrs have In­ deed many ■ good story from ie *tyew,ltdra of tha press and STO RE 75* ftqalbb's • Mineral Oil .......... 59 20',i Federal excise tax to Coimettcs | I IIS' I i'llllipv 2 ‘ID , Slmrk Alisorhrra -M l) Hnom llv'olcrv R 40 I Vacuum Cleaners dD lift i Electric Irons 5..T5 In 15.05 Pressure Cookers ll.DS Silex C offee Makers 7.15 EIcc. limiting Pads 3.48-6.R0 Schick Shavers , 15.00 Remington Shavers * 17.80 53.piece Dish' Set* 14.95 A ll M etal Scooters 3.39 W agons 9.95 lo 14.95 Baseball Gloves 4.95 to 7.45 Softballs • 1.29 Spaldiqg Footballs 5.95*6.95 W hile Sporl Slipovers 1.49 20 Gauge Stevens G un 16.40 Savage G u n Kits 75c Electric Trains 15.95-22.95 Doll* _ * 98c to 9.50 Doll Carriages 9.95 Doll HI Chair* 2.98 Doll Sulky* * 2.19 DoH Bassinets ,2.39 Doll Houses 4.98 Desk, A C hair Seta — 6.96 Childs Rocker 2.98 Rocking Horse * 2.19 Blackboards * 2.98 Metal C hairs 2.19 M elal T ables 2.39 Lincoln Logs 1.49 Erector Seta 6.50>9.t8 Paint Seta 1.00 Books — Game* — Trick* �THE SANFORD~HfcRALP, SALFORD. 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/. 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 26, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 26, 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 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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/88808d6ace3d9d5dcb82aabc0df443e4.pdf 575d4f342a7f04157701a8fe060a3af8 PDF Text Text TUESDAY, 3EPT. 24, l&4j THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Hluiitlit), lift1 "JH A. IJq l> iS i uf HAim*-i*. v k n a iii .i. Iirfm ila til* Ol VOUCH ••riii: h tatk lU lK U T IN tlH : TO V B N A III.K w h «»»* or! iv . W1i Ml IITfit aK*1n*t you Mill .a 1,1 Legal Notice o r TIIK IN T lr t : C IR C U IT COUI n in t u J IIW C IA I. «‘l a n i> r o it h k h in o l i: H T A T K O K K U O H ll’ A. l' k k y S o « * i N A O U f H V K N A H I.K l-laln U ff. "t i! j > .,f itrfm ill w ill l ..-VI.-*I'll" * 1 • lj(, I tint tt>l> Btftlr**|ifl p u M f.h .g n w *»k fo r r<ii0 » r u n .rc u ilta , In lha Ha Ilford l l r ml 4 » r K lurld*. * W iln riia my h»n.l and o f ,aaid Court lh i« 11*1 J lu iu d , X H . '. U I I . a v. iik iin im .n n t r k o f Circuit i ham lm il* County Hr It U Uimiili"K 0 IIK V K Itl.V A ilu riu v fo r ttrU lu lf* Klft. • K.mitin! Jd»"K»\AS I'lM ln tllf , 1 hi: A I t I f A It n T L t r r -d »n * a and • jd fr M l»: H arry I*. Variable i l l O akland A n n u a Athene, ila o r g i* Vim n r « tierahy n u tifi* t Oinl « 'i 't fur diyurca baa been fH ril a r t ln r l you. In the Clrwiilt l im n m r erm .nuia County, K lurldn, Hi CiianraM u.«in| i«M t |*»*t**r |'-1 r t--p« in, by Naom i It- V a iw W n Vnu lira MB I.lttili If* t n t l f l l w v Tifctna t**) I*-* *»■» » ♦ « k! |rp IRB H» hereby fn tu lre d In ■ fita y o u r »|i‘ r*m VIM **■ * y* r -»** IHlPplim t-rj tiu wm4 y-rat nnca with Ilia Clark o f • Til Court In tba County t ‘ >«rl llm ia r nt all druK aluraa everyw here haIIlord, at Toin,Titnn Hrua Co Husbands! Wives! Want newPep and Vintf (fjtttrrtdlioiidl) j Tilt* United* Hlntra jx iT ives l lie Ih rrc a f, a i l r r T r pr/.* m flf* "a n ' w III CURT. tered art"! Ilia aald rauaa pru- h a h i u b t r M A T T U B C II. lamt-at oya|*'r fl.lit-tliT In the I, *r . en i n parin ' C om plainant. . world. , W IT .V iaiH my hand* anil o ffic ia l tk tIHTIUCID to 99 yeai* In prUon for'lht murder of hit wife, Berlin, nt if entrails. IIU 8am Clifton (Iftt) leave* the county Jail at Chttlvr, hninli uiTi<1 to Kdwatd Cunningham, who Ii to rrjve a tenltnce for vhninal csiauJt. Under hli nin Clifton hug* a tilt la. (Inlrtnallunai) -ft l> l* tlila ' *IO i d ay of LEGAL NOTICE HamlMo.a /*iiini I r, riorlda. n > > H IM . M K A l.l K liri-l l* lliiiw iliold rr Cattlemen Are Unable T o Supply IdOcal Markets Ilf I l i a i , I It** l a ] It f »uuif hi It an ah* aulmf*. ilfvorck1, 1*9 111 uf hy « llu r any ui 1 1 ,*- f*imri itu u ie in H-!iir«fi|, riu rh la uh th « Jllh eltiy u f l i r i t i h e f . I f I I H134] that l u t | k « n ii'k i'il' ouilfcta. ,,'nil i|lt. re s u lt is n Isrjft" aurphls o f r a l l l r wl|>li ih o lild ha iliip o s p jf o f , " hr* nihli'il. It* T. Hunt, N a iifu rtl Avt-jiUi" • • n i l t l l f M u f ‘I d e f i n e |.|I| r*t*rjfp**n *%'I’l l h»F ■unrrmf aiMl l l i r »;i*J ca u se t»l t i juirlp {. onaii sljpnienl uf N K . ‘iS m y i i d i d 111H wffis ial iHiik, •f.oi.i Koilugliy. feed rnercliatit, --- *pr,eiUcleit that * WTj Tiit i» a im *1 ^ 11. uf t-t'i4t»tiit|Ar, staled' wnyld be Krine under Ot'A re iliu K * 'th are w ould Hupiill. a i f ‘rhU-keii, the *ann> khortnt'a n f f U j f n-i o l ' * i y :t|HI>ON Ijii V/i dnl ‘Ijili ii.'i»ohi itdeduat j ; . bafur*. when eeltln fr* wm > t'lertK cffruti 1*01.11 In ­ Mp IUIUo Ip ('O tjo tl tA t. HI.MI.I K- .HDasIm M rr i’ uihled ttint f i l 'd men Home tura) meat men |ioiuted oven- n o w . k n o w wind cut. that with cattle on the hoof briliffiDK iv« hi|{b ns Ifi cents a rcllin ifR w e re In e f f e c t on feed, pound mi iTir hoof ut Klsalrnmee J'."r wr,r they nidi- to secure inft>rrimtion frinn Itl'A offi auctions, it is chenper (o si.II d Ily* weight, than to slaughter c'a‘* for focal u>e to sell under ceiling prices. Alto they atiited that 1 ^" mnny rnttln yniwer* refrain ,*• drum-slaughtering because thry !’r,tjr eannol understand the many QPA lutes add regulation*. Wllll " I f sl.ak men in the state of Flotidn cannot dispose of - their u rrllii>s, THE OLD HOME TOWN V ^ W H E W , . . j -* 'XVITNKrtil—ro » hood , -.0 ^ .c r I an t'lr r k o n n ® r T c lr iu ii i*rniit o f H»mInolp CoiWRy. Klorlda, tlila l i l t i !!!--P A W , YO U V E i ll/O.tJ t ii Ai*i*t:.4n • lupply your demnnda for electrical et)ui]iment i rvice. "The Cuitomer la Alwaya Fiyat’’ m thrj of the. Electric Service Company. T < l Wit* IV T l i t f tfratt, Mrltrii* p I a r ? f a ^l*l«-||fr ! . MfVk tlfiVfr,- YwU BN*ih#fKiiv f + fiH lM 14 Mil I h f l i f f i tidy o f O eto l»trf /ir I* *n « v r ifk ln suit 'f a r diyoi**. in ii'liiv* la l l m d r p n ‘ 1 iTfiiirt uf tfraiifiiiiK ‘ miilily. FlarfifA, m i/ntK lif t» v ia l (f<1 flili- uf which r n « |« Elllt* Luii ItrirlifAu- iiln tn llff vW ill i* ft Ml ly.11» p r f f net A "lir ifM my h*o<1 n/u| a f f t r lil • t .‘ in f* .r.I Hv'titfimli* I ’.iu iili, h la ir o f »tvi |cih d ey uf a I r 1 1 1 t *r f , A. p . * 1 1 1 i * 1 i a,, ^. f l r l t N f t O M • P ik <ir r ir a u ii (*«iurf puufity, tart I t Milk Mixture for Stomach Ulcera MA ATTACH A Iiuu i «k*4Mdl dMMiiVtTV Uant lUktl key ELECTRIC SERVICE 'S f; COMPANY S AcaUdi anil taua^uli t i t t y f u t i purta v tl* r o . (a|aiaa , k lta m IkllH. af o ll- ■ a Ilk a paUWUta tanamla wktth ■war tardW Pt Mlkmalla u d lasav HtWis Up* k . f n a n *b o fntltr*4 *llh drtad »ou*liia*, .boktaf. alia, ha af saibiaa pareayama af Itw aU rallat sflar ualae m IHKAI.I i C i u l l i a .i w taTr aa knrtad.1 r K O U t l l l l ia a ll Bilk atrial ipasasbaik naraslpp ba I,nncy'a Drug Store, Metsch Itldt;. Mail Order, 1*11led. #a * * l t i l A■ > t . , * ■, , .. I , 1 .1 « _ IwniliM latpw aiu i yrt an HfRtlr*. In away inipi Hit yamt of Uomtib u ton da>epa« IBJUrdulilr AW. rtfcswiitud«d Iw Rtf ptiia, lid U H Ila , taa.UAi.il dot 1u t j i a 1 '•>silly. Sudroii may i ~ « i.y ll « » i bana bi iiU t m n ii Uailt of I.UkiH In at lias diu, (Ml. L llffIN <utta.ua dot 1, U ila m t n lalti |am l Ia n . t o f lo 1.1/ Ji»t nut lau ua* An a ball uUa uf nulk Caala tad blUt. l l m ratlify « uaugi u l o d d <r. sale by l.iney a lion nd 1‘ riig Store* every 207 M A G N O L I A A V E . ■ SA N FO R D . FLA Phone 101 J. E. M e A lex a n d e r, Jr. By STANLEY < fO T T O A L L T H ' H A IR T O M tC S Y O U ______ . I IK N II V J. U A T T U H C H . ■ OafanAanl. T I I K H T A T K OK K l/ O ltlp A * T O IIK N II V J. MATTCHCI1T •, Y jhi a r e ( hereby n o llflr d .that aiill h d * ‘ liV*n flin t In Ilia Clrrt*nuft uf Hamlnola County, K io to •U> of Mp|iiMnb*r, A- l> l»l«. > »t u n Vtia ami llturefuia i»pp**dr la aalrl n ttft today yi.1 N f and whkh lliry by noon. Heptem b.r, '* I* IIC IIN M O N I Clark, C irc u it Court, romtitalrmnt. \t. Ile n rv J. Mattuerh, drfrnd an t. 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V In U n (tf T h a n U Strength---- * T s rretset Um N m « W the Wnrt4| . ^ Tm Promote the rrogrc** .1 Amrriraj T# Fti A m VOLUME XXXVII * E a ta b lU h ed 1908 B ig F o u r G r o u p T o o s e O f I t a ly ’ s IN D E P E N D E N T DA ILY NEWSPAPEK S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y , S E P T .- 25. Italian Territorial Commission Votes To Allow Ministers PA R IS, Sept. 26 , m — The Italian Territorial Commiuion at the Paris Peacn Conference .today Adopted the article which afuiittna the final disposition of Italy'* colonial holdings in Africn to the Rig Four nations. . « Glndwyn Jeb b , the Brit­ is h 'delcRnte, speuklng for Um Foreign Ministers' Council. promised that the countrtm which routht fought a with thf AlUra In Africa '1 will be consulted- fully on their 1 claim*.'. _ .Jebb reletrrd to Ethiopia. Egypt and Australia, but added that he mererd Orltaln'a right to apeak be­ fore the United State* and Russia on the. ground lhal \he British fought alone "In Lybla'aml stopped viCarahal Rommel at Ki Alamein. v* The e .nr conservative press III Rome was angry over. Petla dfcpatche* JkWfch - decided that the p e a * ___ «_ . .m m . • . ■ * H II — parley had deckled lo give Eritrea to Ethiopia. The edltariallala rail­ ed IhU an outrage agalnat Justice, an offense against tho dignity of tha European peoples, and that e AUrea i will thus be doomed K> bcomlng a slave province. •Tile United Slates favored Inde­ pendence a.* coop «s possible for Mve majority* of the Italian colon• BrIII.h Foreign Secretary Devin conferred today wlUi Oecrelary of Ctate Ilyrnea. presumably lo clarify the positions of Ihe two cpunlrici on Uvla Issue Byrnes waa dhH to meet this afternoon with W. Aver•11 Harrlman. Ihe new Becrelgry of Commerce, who la leaving Ida nmbaiaodorlkl post In I-ondon. ------ 1 Duquesne 3W e r ® Employees F a i l It' may sound simple but sort. In* majl In the air has never been done by the Poet Office Department hefdre. It Is a neces­ sary step in handling Ihe In- jgpreaied volume of air mall tbs government especla when tha 6 cant rate for dome*tie air mall goes into affect on Oct. I. Ajrtt 4-W Jewish New Year To Be, Observed Tonight Barvlcea will be oonduted this evening at th* Jewish Community - ’ on East Sixteenth Street aa usher* In th* Jewish New ; 8707 and known as Noth Hashana’, r.. Roberta of Orlando will - assist in fthe amice. "Where Lies Security»" will be the. topic of tho sermon which wUI be given this evening •* 8.00 o’clock by Rank Attaina*. ____ tag at 10:00-o’clock-the of the "Juda- Urn's Contrlbu , HEKVO RETIRING . •NftW YORK. Sept, 15—(A V - i i * N O . 264 'A s s o c ia te d Press L ea sed W ir e Briton Describes Greek Strife As Small Civil War *• I v'-ai Caldwell Announces Action A fter Mrs. Andrews Declines To Accept Position Bandit Acquires Obsclctc Cleaver tiAf.tlMOHK Mil *pt ;-r. •Vi 4'*rnl)-imr-jrur ol.l It., T A LLA H A SSE E , Sept. 2 5 , _ tllork b mtnu, .i meal el h it today and tltrrnn lie., a .lory. ./V)— Spittfaril 1.. Holland, Ml*- llUnk told i-ollr**-»!*:»• site Klnriihl’if ual lliiut governor, fcerimk c i entail.I la*t iilslit toilio* "its appointed by «tt**r a bsiulli rrh'ied I.t moth(•tivonior Mi fin id Caldwell* •r'a miH-ery .->lote lh.it rite ri-j ,| iilm half a bl«vk up ’ If,- li.-el *lo sunfeed tin* Inti* ('luirlea' •sttt} hurled a in Ml ele.i,er at ». Antlrcu'a win* died a week him lor good mej.arr SALONIKA, tiire-r, Srpl. . ago. The rlenvrr mUvd It, iau?l 21—-i/P. —The Prrnvirr of PITTSBURG. Sept. 25-(>D — tlld tilt buidtt limped it up to * CoveiTMir • Caldwell an(•refer, ( nnsta.itin Tssldari*,. Th* Duqursnc Light Company »dd lo Ihe IMi. loo*, lie had yar-' .nuunr-ed ha* described the * i.ilenre In flic* appointment in Pittahurgh today announced nrrgd In thr .»r*uf- Hill .alii m ilhtrn Greece a* actual war that ita employe* have failed to thi* afternoon a ft e r .Mr*. Charles Mika Block . against Ihe nlale. Hr declar­ II An.livv,., th-. widow of. the end thtlr' walkout aa ordered by "let lillii b.,tr llie i leaver ed, lhal Ihe turmoil rrralril Ihe Allegheny County Common Inf#* Snifll-.r, <l**t llticil to. flrrrpt VVp don’t haw ant no-a- ali>* t I I.) cilprkir <d leftist band* In lh»» 11•••1111 fi•>tt Plea* Court. The court yesterday wav" The**al>’ and Macedonia » o set the deadline fer th* end of K. iiiiM, *!i,. .. tiio I'ciqocratic h* 4 a- auction- uf order bul the walkout at 10:00 A. M. Baskir.'iiihu*. f.-t t l . i.i iix-W sr a i|Nr»llon of « v trn Daylight Time today.. term for which Andrew. .1 cTinetl , ' ThP decision slated that, the t.i ,-j-ek rc-uoniinatioii tlii* year, LONDON. Srpl *j;» DlN A court would hold nine independent will elVe f,!r . tho lale seiutor poiii'fHitnn f«*r Mir ItrfttinH Korrljji* ^ lea (era guilty of-contempt unless lnlII f.imiary ohm hi* own six-(M ice tit-lav ile»cidi.-.l the flglil they called off the strike. A t >eai I fm will-Virgin. inc in (JrriM r ,i' n "win.ill wnlf that time It also aen'eneed the 1 1t.-.. Ib’lilcctat uominatien vlrBAVINO 8 UKVIVEO the crash of the Belgian sibena airliner In the Newfoundland wilderness, Jeanne Err. j ejvil wir. ' II. .* «il tlul I lie t.U’ei. preallent of the striking union. > - . __ .... „ - , __lunilv rd>cr‘rt[i t\f . . _____ . ■■___ I___ _ u . _ , i „ i k . n i . . . ih. I ..O I.U ..J .M.H. |>Une uv wlilrh ,ho Usd hern ' reerntmem has nresenu.l evidence rtfr, If, 9 T\t of || nrrlvorm. m ltm drmlh Rffm tn u .% the CoA^CiUttri) rrmwv Mueller. to one vear Jrfc -tat. Mi if Mir i» brlli min f«»r» r > wric flown* btfwr A tlrr when II irllUd on Ihr fioiulrr «(rpor| niii^m, flffinrl I h C «»4% l (iiMnl pliolo. > 4 . " J eenUmift-rof court. - * j J l-i t 1 4• . „. r • I •' * . i (iinir * llirii min fr**ni Allied in*'* S*,ti.it»*r ha« b^cn Mu llat.. had . and Its* Mo:Her had VafnaM refused Ito end' •llUf m p i-n oi. r\*-r fitiil Y iiito-Itivin. Iltiwrvcr, Mi' . hu ruuirn# i strike which hea crippled business I l»OII ill# K« rri<n O ffn r irpK •riiiHtivr %.u I •ml Induatry In the nttaburg area * • Mm- Hiitf.h *now in titer*'#When today's deadlint arrived, II- I. *•. w ill mil - nllnl ti|n*n Hltlr the court gave the strikers ona a j.-> - . tl. titrrk k’ >v ttinuiit i»«|iir * \ Sij.l Jatrg estra hour to return to work. e.f^T. f . He* maflty thru «i«l • Workers at th? JonrQ and H • |*t i- rri i id* *• *um> A m ,hlli>i* r* thr Hi»M*h -|M»k•• Laugiilin strel corporation have thr Floriila iimn. ihr litfrk r%i»httrr rt liret » I r^trj t limit oi-inhb:«-f ft •f*wbegun a sympathy strike. ApIty ASSOCIATED p r e s s 1 k’l'vrrmir t »tn \\t !n II i «.«> At4*1HVlit* elf 4** *•»*•* H k* Yll^o U ' ij .H I MhiHU 'I I I»h j| lo ii'rli parsntly it I, in protrst niictnat ti - i*. u.... iih| linin'.tlr that any f"*•'•r 1 I itiun |7 1 thP Jail sentence given Mueller. Mi' -It*! Stalin I' hInv l«f« i* l •*njim wen tmtnir no f i»!f Mir t**•fj»yr rlr« I b’ i «pl* • «tii|iaii v w,i . ill I MO pie i tout s.f fti«» Vminl t*illf*iij? m*w *|ui|»cr Workers at th? 4ones and I» |if S.enfold Ktw ID' f. ^'ntpl ItII ,| •fill rpe knn Ntiur I’ ark ltd. I • r«fi* •» w m Mi* Smilli Smni' • ••it#*i jnl I I.aughlin plants brlong lo the land that lllitaiii If. - H 'i l l limit d • htrf s-MitdlVe I u Kail f .? M,. • •MHNii* \r.»r l‘ * * | .« | a i i ( i |t * . it 111 Sf.ilm « lll'tta Hie ( ’ If) Steel Woikera tJnion. So ■ • i h | i t * •!* i»l»! M m n i ft H i I ' «•;» » \ ‘ *1 M»- whu latrr •1 f »• • i Dlb- •1 ••i«"WtO'fl Ur|| f is* .itniftnir. ,"M uilivr* » far, ab-ut 700 men have left rO||llllltte.| \ .y thr t i iVl k • f hr Sifiatr. ha« a (o r* . ilrr.v 1 lA.ll 1 MU nil .1 ( II I V.lf |iff>t llr.1.1 • tiling witty m! tit title thtir jobs at ona of the plants. Ilirr I I p 'da k'oirffuo lirrn rleTlli *|MtkrOiiqii aid lie dl*| iml .dent; l\ v r<mi|iil»ell Ai Iip.ii Some have. been quota! a* say­ In AHaiitli. t fir fniiMiftlllmt ♦ • rank ,,f t ’ nitr.j Slatrt l lieej whrlhn M» Mi#*-i*ht fiuhtiio; mrr, 1*11*1 !! *t il 1 11 urn witn i \at«»t l ing they are going to stay out ram-' forth u-itl» hiich |irni*«\ TinKi in tirrrn* hik anylhiii^ to »l f.mtni'l ll s n i*♦!«! \ U A M * «a A. Itcid Manft, statu Legion ad until Muellgr gelt out-of jail. I>nI••■i »Hi«l "On th«* whole, it l» juUul, togctlui wifUi Joel A. Held it flunk, Pitc«»urHi;HiK 9inlriiit*nt. with thr f*« 1 that Kin^ h " " K ' son .uni l(al|di A Smith nent Sanford postmaster and CampbdLj II e»f (#!*•*•'•* U hI out to rrturn ti<-«l in I|i•* mrr f.o arrmiet rt It Kivry frrih Ih»|m* to all Ihioi* to I.Ofifiin.- Poet r»JI delegate, • w ill, hi4 fhinjir *h rt|HN-|rd pir ,|dn*t, ^fl,t t|i.n -* h'i fr*r w-»r leav# Tiiurcdoy mrming for the 1 I .o r London f..| A thru- Mnlav |M. A IU|l .,ff %.,u, , ^ I n l 't l i r 1 1 1 1 J||rk*«M |Vlll«*, Mo I IlllPe national la^rinn convention which thr %|H»k«'»in.*n *ald their nffirrr I nltilt wii^ not "pilltiKIli An tidcno that > uj**»l»nv and \1 cptn* Monday ak San Kranciaco. —Ihr U r* Di It U-n II g. i a.tt'l Slnlirt atill Iruvr* |human mdividijfil« hi- invnlvr.i in r„,| ltl, po^toi ..f V ft b\ *•-» T O * vdll motor U> Ocala and Ji-RUSALKM. Srpl 25 M/P) thr wiirlrl |»f*r|ilt*»c«l n** t*» th« th* fiuhtiiiK. hu! »u*t ni lurndHu^ pick up K»l Marlin, “ delegala| -fhe Innei /.ionut Couneil i ,hIa , fJj'n tan t'hjiii h 1h Inn-1 It * f f hi* ►•e*1 rinrtil* and wherej,Jpr|l| Pi| lhp **Vn*’MI OknilJ a k?iic) ,,ppm(1' p ,,lP" • \ '" " I - " f ,h.. lev - I , , m | |,*\., 11y ..f ll ,- Ihr,, 7, . toa Jackadnv.llle a •*, ai MI*A | IMHI Mir PCNinr tltrv •!«» »•*•( jll»« with th«- of •'•> .«*ill -•**,l„mi.-,| 11,.,' llni - II, they will embark on n l*ello „u ,. ,,n,i ihP London I \\ I \ i , i 2f*. i4b Mi,, old Ion-, wi»\ii he-rn uct ion a of Russian ri-|ii al ive . NANKING. China. Sept. 25— line*- plane to ,il|i|dviog ' loi.n-rk flail**, Trxu*. Ihen'j .1 .1 1 . . •» ... . v'onfprcnr*- on I'nlrstiru', lOnu im l m * Van In- timv Mir mil .I...I • L llillner lA1)—Chinese Communist* still re­ to El I'aiO, Loa Angelc* ami hail u, Htilain keep* Jewirh leader* T)l, pc«vt Orlr.nu Times-Pic gus.biimenl with aims, and’ liappM-sl <i.-nliir.- aln, l»i fndtt) «h»u f»d that 17 uniun orfuse, to participate In peace talks rranciacr. ■ fn .loientlon camps in the Unit nyul„. .sinlin'* Ktalnio-nU by Mri'iislm was inlrod.ii.-d I Ills tfHIKlrt h hfivr l*r*-n atvKailltrd until a cease fire -order fs Issued At Ihe ronvcntlon city they wiH ***"**• sr ( 1 _T lirello'i. II II Met'italia, and by •iiif*f* tIn* < Itl uutlU'ut nrcanlx- * . no lueah-i are full em.UKh to m i •nd an -armistice. arranged. he Joined by Mr*. Field and Mr*. my*-<uu.iT- hrgnn Ih^j Mitjrk • . Tho council, yplal ta. Lurn. duwii. qu. rich (bn American thir»l for A communist spokesman - ;in M „artln m " . who *have been motoring thr British invitation' after a rqlightmmrnP^. Along the soma m v a. m j *?• Hn. Mrfd*Iitr itl’ frillMNl lit *^litin,-r ilcclarcd -Our general Nanking aatd today tbnt the Com- through th* ’west, and by Mr*. alx'-houp it(‘ hat.l tn“ Jhrii*fclei7i.'Thi*‘ line, the Memphis ‘ Commercialrotinsid, .leioitn-' ( ’..o|ii ( r,f Ilirmmrmlst peace ~TTe!tothrtor, General Mann "viho hae been vi*ltlng Jn London Conference I* nnw in re Appei.1 deelnr.-d Slulin hns lu.t toi-li.iiii lur I-. rod <n investi. Chou Kn-Lal, will remain on tha Seattle, Wa»h. ' I In in, It,'al,' Strri-I „l Mi hi|ilti cess while Aral, delegates eonsuli-i , upiid.i.U'il +> b,- Mursul -hjirtlve w*a» i'll of pru«reldrltncs In Shanghai until the.'MeThe Orange lloreo apeeial left new proposal, of tlieir » » n , T 8-lill . * lin t. I, know i- „ ii ai.*iin.| ,,f w -ild . ntntiiunisin. Dial. Ihe -vi-rv on mamli are met. The spokesman, Jacksrnville 'a»t .veiling »< ‘Lnn » ■ferttt-* , I wn. I..,- »i..ini n il-abstin*' J,-w» .l-pp*"l in w »|.i.|m-> -aol I. him eii.nigh * . in Hi* * iiii »' iitself. i », i i , jr >1 ilato lf--g fv|kl<1* ' HtftMkl '• v IkfC I lie v% •Id Wang Ping-Nan, said that either - ..... ......... * -I * i Hi 1 \\ • Iv ,-.mp oclock with betwien aM and *™»| work ve»lrrtl»v for Iw h („r (I.- 11—i - f tin- M-al-l t 'tHV tin*It • . Ilir •I ni a ir. * »*A ' Hill General George C. MarAall or delegate* alioard. Among ,!he«r -.'i t » um ..... u. |. alcrl ... I l l . -Ti-Mig t.md oily 11if *| Mmiri|Kil /-•*" H81-8islilig t'f I Uml,e»| Slate* Ambassador J. were K5 member* of tin- Miami Jrr it null in Hint other ritu t line* nf tbe ).i// • i.i ID I*\ .Di III I'nti- I'M ""' Mim»l.-i .Main, • Jurn-• Moilglltoil. kee|irr Mini »-.»»«! . I--.I i-> barm Leighton Stuart could get a cease­ Drum and Bugle Corp* of the Agency *"i. 1.*?* any lh<- -t,i|i|ii,gm niging ■.-illterl ' i-l fire guarantee from Generalissimo Harvey W. Seed. Po»t, (hue lime, w t. u |.rolc*l ngalnst Tli.- d- (|ue*li»i< and ainarr -lalcumlit (In ' "it- iniMikr 1, ' Ii • porlalimi o f Jrwiah inuingranl -till r*,mii»nitil.-1 will.- i.llciiliun lioin ip, Mine Ne* York linn *tilr|i *-n'".l ton I I " " I-l. d One ->f Chung. natirna and oli. lime Internation­ and the killing ,,f oiu* ,>f tlicin III’ I hi- nrM.,|*a|ni ■ today ll«w . mid ( |lt. , llinsg* nrovulrd the late farpillar Uil»y Q .. louijlilli “ “ S '" '...... , ,liullrltijolt pn-mlnnc . ri hour this If this were done, said the al champions .Paris, UA!7t. "They Tlie man killed- wns Cchin ever, in*»»t moriilng rdilinim o n - aD o'u irt-rnl .-Jilpmrlit of liew In " ir park. ^ lie aid lie hn-l aiiiiatioi, 1 (bat low inforveCommunist, then term* of on are out again to bring home the Schwart, who died in n figlit 1« fined tlirm»clv.-a lu n. news prewalked Bralo Sited many time*. in,-i,| nffic-i . in miiiii*-towns are nionkryn armistice could be established by b; hicon.” baron.” »*ld said Reid Mann. There tween a hriliah hoarding pm ly and *entatiiui. ..n o.te d ll* . iloetor and "11mI impiiUr fTer-pllo" com-. . . . Inwyci VV'lkilig ill tl'—i- roll.."bin with the group known aa (,c „a .20 piece down band pasieiigern on n *chooner’ which _ _ the Marshall . w][| „ M| B,___ . Dl#€ A right vcliig itnli-( ominuniflt I»» '" ‘ "k". an I nl-i. In|d i - m p t i a , in Imu b,,-,,,|„- . udbi partisan military nr committae 0f — Miami Auxiliary Police and WJ|| Inicrrcptoil when it tried i» I nawspapm, l.'Fpo<|u,-, iiaih-d it* mine >Wlilrman “ l-rra. lier.” Iia." iary I’oiicc-ami nmrlnalcd In g ird the— f " “ d - tn. •I-nl\ , ldni-1 1 ■ 'In- In-.,ling of General Marshall (a acting * • a color guard and riflo (•"■jn, ,n rn„ illegal Inimigrnul, Into *tory Mid, u *<jl -f il> •»•*,i .pi**- again heel, . * •,f "|,svf , !**•'%• ,f . tffAhi'V.;•"! »w»l* .. --,(.1.-10 1 nod hi i -u nirmliet,.* special envoy from the Unitad the all day parade on Uct. 2. I’nlr.tinr. lion*. It isiii th«i if , Mnr*li*l lie, u llor.v III 111** Trrrpllon ward” -*k.-<!l lo IliPlli Ilir .«"> -nlaaev '• rl' "• " « State*. Assistant Department Adjutant! _______ • .Stalin ,|o< . iml Im-Im-v,- tlirs•• 1* all" of M -nkev Island liaiifofd and and ' Innortmi* •I*I t •tg■■ lirj-i Holmes Melton returned Tiu-.ilay!^, . .. . , danger of "Why h*. KeinUi-'le f'oillili Pirn Tin |nh " I " I*Ih .wpiiafp Shipm pnts evening from what he dverthe I , o C C T C l Iv t ’ C O rC ls A r t * Uussin M.-pond d dnii-*hlli/i.l|on I, nnr*t mis duly with rtinr niul -I tt Hall » .i I •* a Vi-ty succesefnl speaking tour In < B r »iliir *n # l A f 'I 'r i - i l ,,f lu " " " V " " m1' * "'V,,v ill, , - 4il), Ihe U . tl" • llldri lint.I d r l - «>..! 1 •• ! 1 \iil New / ca la n d made In behalf jrf Legion *labll i I l l l r t J U I I U C I r » I I r l r l l iup Moi-lnid Vaiiln<.rimi«n Iln-I"-. wIn, itn vfik .1 fr * week, an,I 'In- II* v II II IIsation n«d rapamion In I’lnellas --------- genem! mid 'h- I o-w li i.t-rn-ral ago iml liv*t l lirln 1 llirm >-> well ullrn-Alr/ I', Nrw i . v !• tinIn-. TOKYO. .‘>pl. 25 l/l’i Sen .1 f-unua >H-lllg IIM-ll 1- 1I Alit I Ilf aruf Hillsborough counlie* Wi'l( J. i , -l-i- -I- I -Ui.y proII. Monkey Island rllquellr llial rn.ivi.d,in, In Inlielil al !'-•>* NEW A*ORK. Sept. 26—OP)— him waa Department Vice Com­ record* w«-rP InlrCdtired today at ■rmy T“ I . ,11 i„ i» > i .to I by thj IJiv-y weir. al|]e In lilt**-* Wi''k.v In j Beni Ii in Ibl'da-i Tha Coast Guard sent two am- mander Frank Caton, one lime the Japanc*c war crime* tiu lj fn 1Ixndon. .< ltd"ll. a *p..ke«man /" rj Itavr me wlreil IncInMire and make I i*i,-- pintle >h.pII ,........ K. M'»i. i a• t . na -1 ’1 * ■ ihlbian planea out Info'tha*A t ­ professional magician. whose which disclosed the iin|miiall*lir; ||,g Brili>o foreign Of fire dp li eu lo.mal-debat Into simian so­ sypr. uilrudi'ut of v li-ndi. |-.< ml on - ' N nil-, ittj tier,i , It* omic to deliver medical luppliea magic went over big.’ he said. alma of former Prime Minute, rlnre-l dial Britnio welcome* Prune >»Ti pb. .pbitt>- I-Inn l s ciety around i|uestlonaite* I., lafilled la.i-l 1 V , # j— t 0 to a burning tanker this morn­ Th'*y were at PlnCBa* County Ilideki T 0J0. The recanl* wrre Minister Klaliir’a ’ statenjeiil that ’NuU.’’ cry ttir MiTiTrrrU lo nil out .'elaling to nd.mni tiatio., near tb,v Lqitsicr, which wet a ing. At least one of the planea Poet, in ClearwarUr, Friday even made at n meeting in IP 10 al there I* no teal i|ai|t|lf of. M .new succeedtd in Its mission, The Ing, and were' Joined by Walter which the Privy Council approved war. The sphko*ni.nu(iP ^ 'a reVj,1 that hf Hit* "social aetlvlly." K.|aa tally ami fmance p-dlcle, o f M-hnof*. I cttpitired b\ tl.,. Jap im-*,. during Guest* introduced wi-ii- J e ff, thi i, >dvutnre lit Hu- Pacific. tanker, tha Bannlngton, has radio- .Woolfolk, aselelsnt State attor­ a pact with Germany and Italy. (h? British .lioW^ Wi(tT7ig!<b wfiat scornful of nil of Hit* fancy mon­ key etiquette U nil extra long tailed of manag'i I-Ml 'T,r r.mri.n ii , depusits of ad that tha fir* U being brought ney of Lake Walee and 7th Pl*Tojo wa» prime minister at .■ effect thr Inlk will mtvp. 11I (he fox squirrel from fa*wburg which Jnhnum, district Western Ifnian Trlegmpl. • •- in |>I,-. |.1,,. on ibe two island* about under control but thr** members tle Department commander, who time. The rFrord quote.1 Tojo a* Paris I’enre Cirtlfrrinc*'.t*ild at w'a-v tecenlly presenjed lo llie Zoo Orlando, (' II; Ko„.|lz of • bar I ■J.ii.n.in . u «,,- .li.|i|,,. | ,-vef/ of the crew are dead, three ar* made a ehort talk. saying: “ Anv race that die* -out*tha United Nation* meeting*by IL O Boxrdon of that rlly lestuwn. VV Va , and •,‘ly'b- Mutt. yea•<f--rP tin- um Fsimihgmissing and two others ar* burned under th? rule ef survival of t h e A n o t h e r ItrltisH,. f/icii»l*g*pr*-»•Saturday night they appeared prcslde.il o f tin- Key '-lul, of • i ■ -inv in bulb A 0* 11 alia ami seriously. at Rrooksvllle, Sunday afternoon fittest* is not worth existing on e<| n view that Klalih's remarks He'mitt«lP High School. New /.els.id test,, very latgel/ Th* 10,000-ton veaael Is heading at Mulberry and Monday at Ybor this earth. I f we fall to arrompIMi could be an imJir*tioit*Vr an irrt • o etli-.iKive ’ll-,- nf pbii.phate a* slowly under hek own power to­ City l-oat wher# thev were hosts our grand mission of spreading portaut change in Ihe direction I,at.liter to krep tin- pasturet in ward Wilmington. N. C. Tha to all of Hillsborough' County the Imperial ipcnai way at the time slid technii|up of Russia's foreign g o o d , o l i d . I icm planea wars- dispatched from posts. There was very good at it should Ir*. done then it rannot (mlley. However, ha silld that ohailrston. 8. C.- and Charry tendance, especially 01 W.orl<l V i. be heprd evm If we go out of events alone will show whether him 4 OPENIIAGEN, Sept. 25- (/ll such an expectation Is warranted. Point, N. a , and wera to parachute II vetarai eteransy' and an Iota .o f enlhus* existence. 'I In* koala bear i* the most pqpCrew* cf four Danish fixhing supplies to tha ship. Melton. nlar Au trail.in animal. (asm.„ sai^rMr. boats today charged that th-y TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 25 -• were intercepted o ff the <ref men (/Pt— The Florida consumption | coar.t by Ittisxfan naval rrnfl. The o f gasoline during the month of /. -• fBhrrmcn derlsred, that the Rus- August totaled neatly 42,000,000 elans had laken them ashore end gallons — an increase of about •toy vtlet*n In tired of sen. detained them fur several day*. 30 percent over Autf't't of KMC.! Jcr* itree of rhantel In any of The fishermen related how they T'he consiiniption, which Helled U.c vdiowink categoties la rv»Clarence leaser of Akron. Ohio, NUERNBERG, Sept- 2 5 -(4 1 MIAMI, 8ept. 20, </P»— The limited. <|uartcra -will penult had run Into coastal waters to thr state m’or0 Ilian |2rH00.n»Mt. qurtetl to vtr.lt the office Of scored a hole-In-one at tha Judgmcnta in Ihe principal war 30 Eetonian refugees who are j They are teaching themselves avoid a storm and were helping also is an increase o f more than liif tr..jx,iL.|b!e sgrncleu listed tool* Country Club i W R R crime* trial* of world war tyro seeking entry Into the United English. The womeh — with Ihe a German cutler fired across ’their 500,000 gnllons over the July below: cording to an announcement. will be handed 4«wn next States although’ they lack pro­ equipment <>n hand -i. are sew- the Russians ftTed across their consumption. Coordinator — E B. Carter beginning Monday. per Immigration n“ nt* visa* ing nrw rlnlHr* :.AniTOvpAlrlnf bows. Ths Dsnes said they were Atlantic National Bank Build* An official announcement eaye have settled down to a life of those worn during "-'their long taken to Wamemuonde. where liur. HOYLE RKC’OVKRH leaner** happy moment cams their vessel, were searched. They It will taka two and possibly three housekeeping and waiting. They tea voyage. Employment — U. fl. BnJ . days to review evidence and read are living In an empty, dockThey sleep ntt ’ cot« loaned by said that everything resembling State Senator IJoyr! F. Uoyiel pl'iym/'.it lien Ire, 113 No. the verdicts reached on the XS front pier in Miami. Park Avenue. tiia:-cl»y of Miami. Roomrf for a wespon wss thrown ovarhosnl. has recovered from his llliiev* **axl leaders of Gtrmany and m v m Vocational Training snd Edu­ tha men and women arc ar­ • nd was greeted yesterday by. The two groups of refugees charged vho tailed Td over 8,000 mile* from ranged by hanging curtains Iw, BUSHIAN CIVILIANB NABIIRO many friends in tno downtown cation — T. W. tawton, Court House. area. ---------Kwetlen In small fishing boat* tw**n concrete posts. Thtf women / >‘f -■ 1 11 1. a legal A.v.l»tanre. Ilaspilallxa* ogre* their quarters are ade­ prepare meals on c|ty-loanM. -'•UERI.IN. 8epL 25-(/T)-Aro*r|r lion and Btste. Uervice Ofllcer ble stoves. Most of the ead ’ anil Russian military police ARCHBISHOP INDICTED FIRE IN STOCKYARDS quate but they ar* gnxfoua to Itehcll'mis Forfeit Arc Got tint? Arms From Albania, Yugoslavia Steel Firm Workers Protest Sentence Given To Mueller ^ Ip v fp r TH flfP k Named President ; Of Kiwanis Club, Legionaires To Stalin's Statements Bring Varied Leave Thursday Reaction Am ong South’s Newspapers For Convention ^ Molten, Caton Com­ plete.. Ix'K'ion Tour In South Florida Slopes Of Soullu-rn Negroes Are Told Ity Or. .McCaslin To Take Part In London Conclave .1 Agency IteacheH De­ cision After Six Hour Debate Today* /Initial Flight O f Reds In China Stiil Refuse To Y-vFferinir Poet Is Started T,.d,v Enter Peace Talks STASHINCTON. fi.pt, 3f.. If ll — The government’* first flying posfoff.q e took-off. today on an experimyttal flight. I f the ex­ periment works, Postmaster Gen­ eral Robert Hanncgan hope* that ^ v lth ln 1flea yean, th f_ Uaitod *ftatee can deliver air malUanyseherp in the world within 40 hours. Here is vrhat i* happening on that experimental flight today. The plan? lies • cabin that’s been fitted out like it railway mail car. Kix mail clerks are •board. With them Is a Aon 'o f first-day covert bearing the brand-new 6 cent air mall etapvp. /The cortre wera aent by etamp ■ Vkollectors P * ' 'to “Washington for a | Wdal j poal mark Indicating tha first flight. The dark* w ilf sort th* covers white tha plane la Jn tha air on IU-<way to Dayton, Chicago, • Pittsburgh grtd New 1946 Holland Appointed ' To Succeed Andrews Death Misses Crash Survivor For Second .Time ♦tt« ’ P a r t ly c lo u d y th is a flc r h o o n . ton igh t -ftpd' T H u r a d a x ^ w ith s c a t lc t c d thund e r o lio w c r o T lm afTTrnoon. Prosperity* Tor Hanford. T AN v ’> orri«-isif uivr Union Or«»-Mij/p-s In iSoiflli Beaten Ihree .N ew -bpiuer ^ u*. k.ji.-nio«.u^. Supplies Are Flown To Burning Tanker f Reel Navy AccuHcd Of Intercepting Danes 12,000,000 Gallons Of Gas U I* In Florida Lazear Scores In One At Local Nuernbergr Verdicts To Begin On Monday Estonians Feel Certain Immigration Officials W ill Let Thcm’Stay In U. S. become permanently settled. . r 25— (A l­ Tim* passes slowly for th* and firemen^ were weary travelers as they await word from a Washington, Immi­ gration board on whethar or, not they will be admitted Into the country. Meanwhile, thejr have set about ia donate*! by well wlahey. little money they need Veterans Service ive teamed up for a quick tulion of a murder rato In provided hy the Travelers Aid- Berlin. A Joint .patrol today. Society. . •-i arretted two Russian civilians . Cart. Felix Tandro. Reader oJt for th# murder of a 28-rear old th# .first groqp to arrive/ t\tnf.\;(j German woman In .her notr^e In erfbed Ukr little roving hand ’ of tho American sectot of tho city. refugee* s» ."peopVj without a The' Russian* are suspected uf country.” Ilul hopefflliy he said: being’ -3cmoboli»cd soldiers w^o BKUMtADK. Stpl. 25-4/1')The head of thn Itoman Catholic Church lit Yugoslavia, Archbishop Steplnar, today was indicUvl ns an inciter of terrofini. In chsrg.'X filed With the Croatia Supremo Court, tho Archbishop is accu»cd of being an nctiVo participant is* ths central UetajbL taQoxJst " r lt movement during the war. ‘ ‘ "< ' ,_ ■ fc ,.-t * I , ^ ,_ s i ' 4 r k ‘, — Contact Uirough Lloyd F. •Borle. Oounty Urrvice officer, 'i'.tksrlt UuUdin*. • * " ll.utin Sender A'alsUnce to Hrrvlceromi. ex-Hmdcemen and lheir Ucpcndenta — American Red Crnevi. lotkefrnnl Boulevard. Veteraiui Administration — Martin M. Rudich. ShcrUPa Ofilce every Tuesday. . — ,*<■ . ..vri. •L �V p-r- , -.-T' - T — • — t ^JU I------- — W lWti-JiF . •—*..-. •. • m * ■ •; • •• • • • . A • w•\ - I : TW O Best Baseball Town The Sonferd Herald r« t* v ii.s ra fc M S S M d o iif » ~ it e te e e l l MB* NBeSBf •« SaaferS. r M f a • 1hi «.*«•«• * * « •• W'KjiSiyO AV. UlBLft VKHSK poll if - . - ’. I I •" 1 F light h o r se h a r r y " - - ! • S T A T J J J K A Y S B .R i E £ S ~ _ - —- — to d ay (fo rd , w ithout a doubt, is about the best baseball town I ’ ve .,cVyr lien i'll o f In my life ." RO WE WOULD NOT WASH OUll ll/MDB OF PKOPliH WHO MAKE ONE MISTAKE AND OPE THE ROAD, WE RHOUIJI TRY Vo LEAD THEM * o>_ -o - wn m Nobody paid any special at tention to IL oth r than rorteord o|iati, but on Monday the cele* Mat -Peuuator lnter»ected P D IV D D D the M rclip A„ t,n ? ‘around L . nTTi houaing will Autumn, hanging tto- ro, W wbal ^ uthe that tiMe .Ituatlon Oorida rUf V// ner. predicte.1 the old man wouh| . o ' , of thr overflow fr^h pat* out- compUuly In ‘ h* Ca,lr, „ ia which * 111651*0 crow* future and that thing* aorta cool down a bit. fv </•-_: k t ! S , . AS , before mol). 0 " iiK ? In Plant t i l t the IlltUboiwiC] CatUemm'a Aa»**ri»‘ lun baa voted not to « » of butcher * " » » » £ of beef until pn-arnt Ol'A daughtertng regulation* are removed, hvldently the cillleiii'ti have taken g leaf front the •■b°r uh on * would iMn — —. —v « •. . , than might hexe •spited under co»t plu* cnntracU. ‘j . Senator f»PP»£* , u,.«d b* regarded «» l P«**r i',',* United HU«e» S«nRte. ha* evident­ ly takrn the tohaggon »lnce hi* *-'-nd FDU turned the rein* “f ernment over W Rre.ldent ...... Truman. Juil *** Fep|*r U ‘ ' -garded by hi. fel ow Mv0dak.MpW'an.r auppSU K-'XSL&rX e Sh t^ n oif'w M voU? c thsf fonr- vNglieet e a s A & »*mU U As a rsaali of h!» recapt ■ - ■; i a War A * * * t * Administration I Prebad by Slate Department. Hemmed In by Inveitlgatlon* | Army, Congreu Commit!*#* Sp teltl lo C tn in l P i n t .. • WASHINGTON—'The War Aaaeta Adminlatratlon la marching down a atralght and narrow path, hemmed In on both aldea by Invritlgalora. The government agency la charged with dlapoaal of aurplua war property, which le eetlmatcd eventually to be worth one hundred billion dollara. Ilober t M. Littlejohn. new head of the.agency, ha* let a ''target” date q( July 1. 1947. by which lime he hope* to have dlapoeed of M aubaUntlaliy all the war'* leftover material* ;2vV.;'AVwV-;- sn However. n W * of aurplua material arc being r . | Inveallgated by two congressional cominittera thr' I Army and a athte department agency » / rue- ° f Europe by the Soviet Unlpn." * h|i„j. liullltt la o f the opinion that the" r r U 1 *itnatlo" i, not antireljEr hopalrx*. r TJ, but calla'for firmnea# In re*l»ting 1 further. Ruaalur Impertaliam. lie (hfft^ollevea that nii|H-««emenl o f the lliua Soviet Union will lead to war but determined resilience, g I v I it g trf). mianiiiK by atrenglh and unity j>0. amdnK the d inocraeiea, will make vit, the Kremlin behave. ,)!• IVrhapa .the forthright manner iiirt* in which Jimmie llyrnen anawered ,t|]| Molotov at the I'aria Peace Conp-jf}. ference laat month wa* n aig/il ,,a. that the worm ha* finally turned. „ry It ,1a high time. front Germany, Poland, Klnlaad ami Rumania.* Lithuania, Latvia Smart Do&! Takes* and Estonia have hren gobbled His Name Seriously up - completely. She haa fouggt uncompriaingly for retention bf veto power, which, under UR .CHICAGO—(Ah—Mrs. Rose Otrule*, insure* that any declaiotia taViano gave her llt'le dog. Dopey, a beef bone five and a half Inchna made be ’to .her liking. ... |» it 'any wonder the world is long. She »urm l«rl he would a*klng,' “ What la Huaaia up toj?. gnaw It for hour*. Hut soon »ho No de**'a person than the nnof- ascertained ti\at the bene waa anient ltU»»ophll*,.Will lam C. gone and that the puppy seamed liullltt, make* It e|*ia* In III* m- about to dia, I low he swallowed rent hook,- Tna Great Globe It- the solid meal, nobody knows. si.lf. that he consider* the Soviet Hi\t It ' was reihoved from hb gV/ernmenl'i policies the oitjy. stomach In an operation per­ clou* menace to International formed by two veterinarians.. peace and American hational -erarity, llullitt waa American Amhaasador to Rusxla from 10.1.1 to Now Is The Time 19.KJ and for years advocated frlendllnea* to the- Kremlin. Ob­ viously, alive then liullltt ha* be­ To look Into your windstorm come disillusioned, for In hi* boap irotsction. Moat Inauyanc* com. he iay* “ the eaaentlal fart of the uuiLss will not write windstorm fira. Ugv# your fir. Second World War wa* that the extended to cover windw, before storm warnnp. C, M. lioyd A Co.. <d that it will require a visa and passport to vi*it'here. .^ Tampa and Hlllahoro •■ County at* all hrppedl up over the urn*, •cl of a hors# race track at old amp* Down* near Oldtmar and i aie voting on the tubjeet. Jhlg! ing their newlnaper ad*, they can hardly wait- to »ee the track 1conti Ibute ffiOO.OOfl in taxea for • old age pension*, 9300,000 for school, and 9100.000 for grneril fund* (politician* |rab hag). Add this 1,000 new hot** minded winter resident* anl veteflnarian*. Keystone ♦S I AN COM STOCK invratmmt Berarltlea Pbon* M05—Teletype UD M OrUnda llrpraamttng T. NcUon O’Roarhe, K “ overparking. Some red capped college ftrshmen nre lutpectcd of turning crank*. c- wait aummer' who got tlwrouihly |UU w„, h-y, e.000.000 resid-nU. kv 1980. HJ80. 11a Ho failed to to. ......... predliT •. . . ty The food sitiiMion in Europe is definitely better as a result of-good weather in most areas and'persistent e f­ forts-on the part o f ‘the farmers*, ifowover, the total crop »lliuulri<l **?'*■*'P> nl,<* 6n« of h g m a « t i a y , i o l h t o nut l. a v r production is,reported 20 per eunt lower than in pre-wnr anil •.......... problems tto iiWwly ■*»!• 'l" 1. j r ,1 I days,.......... ..... of distribution Interfere 1 with the ih to tho mountain*, ami-aavayiA Dent use o f the food. i»»trax - that which i*. in ,vime drouth sections, wlivre cattle and liogs have M a t t . IH iU had to he used immediately, tlierc.w as n o w a y to ship them, to areas where mei\t Was needed. Jjick o f cnnnitig It I* nice to have Buptrintcn.l«nt Lawton !>•<* la Sanfoid *»•» aiid*freezing facilities Imve caused further waste of meat _ remain in and oilier foods. ; . # though, he must _ Mill a •uix>F ^ 0UK p iu l Toc^ha timo hclng. -]• „ T liu exchange problem III a* serlnus^factor^, Ilollajul ' s : " TiTts a surplus .of potatoes, bill oilier eoiintries hitve no wnv Tbf Ylmr*-Unlnn »«y* "llanl- to im^ them. Urecce hns an abUiidftiict!~df dried fruits, writing Ought to he m m u ni » t . totalitarian ‘ ItltVjj but no tnuney to pay transportation costs. '•On, Writer*. Youro not hilling /ninst the Facial totnHtarian' | The coal shortage, worst-of all,, cuts tlm. production VVhat’s ItusHia lip To? • llllra.” *t Cmunor C^Jwell. « • you! ,, of fertilizers, the source of power for railroads, and power i l ) liiakiint Halteriuin, 1‘ul.lia Thiil military alliance, hi* con- V i c V t r t j a y f for factories which, make machinery and tools. I Iclilll, ill,) not rhaoge the f let Y 1‘alhrindrr Me** M iiaiint Wo *•« *hnl lh. . — 'that the Hi viet Union “ wa* and Hit by bit Europe is putting famine behind, lint un­ la going * to .cvlvv.l al h • One doe, nol hove to I mi . BEPORT ANY OUNCE OF pri- ._ i* , ., . rqunllv Inutile „lo ____ fa*ci*m While Hou*^. on tlic a»suM|.llon fortunately ju st planting more acres o f. crops is not } " he <H»couraged hy _ tli S nn,i democracy." lie further conthat the »ar 1* over. —— apop ess ro va IMMIOIATELY enough to put the food on the table. Htuto of w o,Id iiffu lr, and akcii- 0 mi* thnt the "u orh un gring an t ’ TOAVOID DECAY IN QECEiVlNO lli'ul i t thf chnncea of achieving tmchangabli;" purpose of the Ru*. . I'realJant Truman l» having 11 YOUR COMPENSATION OP * 'V1' 1 and vm hiring penceI *ion. govcrnnient i, to c * tu lb li-h !. Job trying >" f|n.l »mntonc «•' Swedish Co-Operatives le ,. frightful *Uughtcr of Ini' (,'ommuriiit dictatonhip through bike Ifarrlmun'* (.l.ce-a* ai,lhuSUBSISTENCE CHECK. i~lor lo Knd»n.l' Why-nm a|. .Second Win Id W ar convinc'd, (ho world Sweden, lonjr in the lend of socinl and economic pro- Jhinking men and w«.mcn y v e f f-' fn hi* opinion none of the repaint Henry \\ aUaco? tluil the world mu*t find ccnt |{ut*i,n |n|prriali*tic expan itrcss, lias made a success of tlie co-operative method of I -t*a are now. whVt become* •ion ran he excused on Uie gTbun l mnnufncturintc, buyiiiK and Bcllinir. United Nation* It of the Hoviet'a vital need*. On' The v^holesnle co-opemtive organization has more not willing lo u w «r U» !•' the other hand, that expansion than quadrupled Its capital since 1930 , and in its success . ! doe* Impinge <mi the vital int«re*t» is a formidable force against state socialism. Tho snmllep ‘ .tit Great uriU in'oiitl Anurica—> Msirtlial Stalin aaya Amerira.n nn.l thu, rnata a ahadnw of future troop a hi fblna are a ' menace • • retail Co-ops, fn which one member of each' fam ily lins a , £ trmihlu. For. a, Iklllitt points r#, Would Ku-aian t » " » . In »baru| buy front the wholesale society, which in turn tnps ", out, "W«t fought Worltl War II to no be if American!' markets all over the world for its stock. Haw materials, w||| iii event tlie domination of China get out? _ _____ _ surplus commodities, and foods including citrus fruits , liate *>>• Japan an,| to prevent the " UflT^nlUpSf According to . the l»«m ‘ n ,‘ * are among their imports from the United States In turn lion! domination o f Eorope by tiernilinga, candy bar* will e«*on- I* they expprl machinery, fodder enkes, light bulbs, chinn tinH i* alm.i.t compelled to tolltve ninny. We now face the potairc aibUity that the reault o f our ware, and a growing list of oth«?r items. thul Ru*.Ji;i ■ doc* nut rrally d« -irt* reduced 1" »1*"- No* lf yuu lual find any, the, country will ,M(<J eucilfjct-a will lie the ilninlnalinn Co-operatives have been tried and nre working to a )»****?«- .Uertalruy.ahe ha* followed That U ------ .. ... Mathrrly, __ huaine Walter buainrti adtie * 0,1 the reault wa* the Autumn ministration cDan- aftne 'tlnlverequinox. • of fflf Florida fl-or|d. ’ptedi. ------ That - - 7,- rdidn't ---- , Uu, ' , „*ily predict* th^t the HACK W E -S H O U L D TREAT a manh“have THEM K IN D L Y : If ............. v“ Wm Will »»*•< urll 1 ADll CONNOLIiTi 1* _jWnj.ARD St. Auguatln'e efty rommliileu- 9.100,000 In purcha*e*pf new »upera. war* .c^nCronicJ .with a pllea ap<l it .can.. ce*Uy. be eeep•weighty problem at their meet­ why the future of Tampa depend* • r ing. Monday evening.' namely, an cn the racing nagi. irmefKenry ordinance which lift* tha ban yjicn ' the number ot litenac* to ue Dtuad by the. city gadget* knnvrn aa patil­ for the opt rat ion of horae drawn ing meter* allow Jor two niekeU, hack*. The praaent ordinance me for the firat and on* for the which i* being-attacked in a »ull In circuit court limit* the number ercrnl hour—that I* If aomeoae to 49. We didn’t know thin- doesn't turn the crank which may were that many horae diawn hack* •end th.- driver to the police Dlion to ’pay a 2.f> cent fine for in all uf Klurida, cr K u ro p c’H Food very limited extent in this country* It is interesting to note how fnr such a movoment can go-wheiLit Ja twrtrl_n/}‘ i — .... .... 11 { f l U t a i c ^ - • — raaasflkTK ssw . — r— # S a le !# ejr « Witlr*- the first post-war baseball *seasoii Tor tht Kanford-Cento- Feds of thtTFforidu'Statr'LeaKdeliaVing come. to on end, the -lieruld wishes to tu)<e tliis opportunity to R aim a r.'rwsT” "-' ^ «»»••• ejextend Its congratulations to.M anager Ed Lcvy-W hitner w lilio ** « *.«■»•«<■ *• fine K»t)U|).pf athletes who provided Sanfdgd ant} . * u «r*S i S —/ , iSemlrtole splendid exhibition intnole County County fans with’ such' a splendid i l i a * noi.iv*>■> • Ithis year. IUIII»r , (.ollltov III’. * * 1 ' -Npt oply are th cp ln yers themselybs'.duA* the thanks — .'.TiPTibis naTi'.e appreciation of the comnjunity, but also those who | , 0''uccepted the responsHiility of operating the organization iv __ ."!!Ja s well its those who contributed fiimncinlly to the team’s 0>* M »«ia --****** rave* M-alba — 1 “ (success, along with the thousands of .white and colored a* s * * '* " fans who loyally supported the club from the .opening »e «t contest until the final game of the Orlando series. mb . card* • W llaarr ■•II•ad • I aallrea The same high quality of sportsmnnship that hnn always boon a predominant factor in practically every ra>***a ,p ___ . i . i. , *a»m. » n. Snnford athletic aggregation in its history w as displayed II,»r,.*■!■w|aad N r « » » e ' 1 hr If,raid during the past season not only by the plnyers and the ' : r r,V,u -r V d „r ii.i-a club's officials but also by the fans ns well. fiwtlb In a 'baseball season filled with umpiring troubles g P (illM *• ,fc* —»»lrrt klr«*a ^iarla .1 k,ada«r«e*» throughout the nation, Sanford came through the schedule gd > *rn ! » » • a,her mt The and the playoffs without a black intirk on its record.’ The lleraM •• whleb ! # * « » ' “ 'I,ocnl citizens have always taken a great deal of SaaaelaTed * ', e » « il«»lr ' • }JJ,*„a"^Iueaiehea pride in the fact That this city is one of the best baseball lablleallB" • t " ' ga* .Itr ie lM to Whs in the United States. This hns been recognized for a»T*a»j '■ aua ^ ue#l »,«* " * " many years and hns been due to the loynl support which (the fans, not only from Sanford but also from the entire ts S iii i T _ ^ - i countv. Inivc.jpvcn tfflr bgscbulj teams. , . . ------ ---------1.116 ' Cue Florida spoils writer declared recently, • _ *,WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 25, 1946 ’ THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA • .......... .. lac. \Member N.' A- H. D. Dtjlona Deach, Ha. SANFO R D H A R D W A R E CO. 2 lo KA55T BILL’S P A C K A G E STORE AND BAR •4'lltf 112 WEST FIRST STREET — PHONE 880 Technically,- while"!- rigt a rotor. tut a. camt)in: R i f l 1 1 1 h -i k U ft u a i ’* *7 ' ! 1 I �*A - tJSZ w *■ WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 25, 1946 • . THE S A N F O R D HERALD, S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ■a U__- ________ i ______ u l '-j h . ate" n i il Jean Law Of Tampa Calendar . ■ • PAGE THRl^ Mrs. A. M. Philips Honors Daughters-X . In-Law-With.Lovely-Bridge Party A nd Personal Activities Weds William Stapler id* t lilts Jean loiw became*!he brfd* — T E L E . NO. 148 of William Slnpler. son of Mr. OCIETY EDlTOR — Cccelii’ T^fu«3T T " - j.' ....................' * ' •* .... *------------^ Mrs, Albert M.‘ Phillips honored -Wallace Phillip*, Mis* C a r o l her dauuliteM-iihlaw, Mrs. l.r-r- Stone, Miss Cecelia Truluck; Mrs* Ur I'htllip* o f‘ Winter Golden and Orville Harks, >Mr*. Charles Me* Mbs. Wullart- Phillip* of thUcity. firing-, Mrs. J. W. Altman. Mr*. * yesterday afteriiworr at 2:30 W. A. l-efflcr, Jr., Mrs. Edward o’clock with a lovely bridge lliggin*. Jr., Mrs. William White, putty ol tier home .'Mil Oak Avr- Mrs. Raymond - I.undtiuiSt, Mrs. nnc . Hcniitjfu! flame gladioluse.* Rinchen Powers. Mrs. -Andrew decorated the nanus ,(|iene*l cn- Carrnwuy and Mrs. Walter, Dyrd. suite fill U-c entd games. .Mrs. Edwin ShlnhoDer. * Mis. t'haile* Itetts » * . awat.l \tr. Malcolm Higgins, Mra. •d a bath set for winning high Higgins, Mrs. Guy Wood, score mid Mis. Edwaid Higgins. Mrs. Hcrliert Moses, -Olrs, Cary ■ Jr. wa* piesented a pair of ny- r'. J-ullor, Mrs. Dick Aiken, Mra. Lui It we fju screetiu. For float. Thomas Kirkland, Mpr. John tug prirr* "Air*. Herbert Moses*-Higgins, Mrs. R. F. Aiwlerson, w.k .iw^.udi-,1 an angel final cake. Winter Carden, Mra. (!harlaa The hostess assr.Me.i b> Mi*. |t,tts. Mis. Sam Martina. Mra. Helen Koutllaiider of Maitland. Fre<l II. Williams. Mrs. Richard Mrs. f. d i n -Slilnhti|«er, Miss Itrmvu and Mrs, .laptcs Crappa. . I'i'ri'l • HtontT .and Mtf. Helen^ :\|,n n* V a guest* were Mra. Mopes sciled a delicious ,swe*'t |c,>t>!**y lliiicr, Mr*. Henry IVijht 'course to the guests. II, Mrs, Roy F. Symes. Jr., Mra. l|ir honoree, ind th> hoste.*- ,-tlj m,,,,, \|t<. Finuk Ray. Mra. i-i-te nm-igc* of sweetheart to-.- TC^l.fr-turtr Dietrichs. Mrs. John A* rrmenibMlters ot •tv*, oesasi n; Tatum, Mrs. David Smith. Mr*. Mi* I .stei (• y;_ S|irmri. .Mrs. Helen Mnyes. Walla.-? rtullii' M ,s.- k Y.. Roumillat III. Mr* with two jMiieil a n a, each \\- |t y.acbry.- Jr.. Mrs. Druce Those invited to pis) bridge laOiy, Mfs. Miiynic iiinlgkin and Mi*... Jayt* r, l'lilj|ips.__ M i'. Mrs., Glare lludyom . . iinil M « r —J-.-O. Stapler of this city Aug. 28 at <1:80 P. M. in .» Mrs, Volie-Williams pandit-light iTjrmony .p< i formed | by the Rev. J. II. Hampton at Honored By Class \ p q j 5 o n a l S 1 Riverside Baptist Church in Ta/n- j Pa> • • Mrs. Stapler is the daughter of n ,„ Hutchison ai.d fe te Brock! Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. U w ?f MONDAYThe AYnericen Legion Auxiliary with the Aaansn t lass In D*?; left Yesterday-to-atUnd the 1,'ui.. Turn pa and is descended from oitoS*’ * _ wiD honor the Lrftonnatrea with near future honored their tieloved vcrsitv of Florida at Gainesville.) <’f the pioneer families fh Brook* ft covered dish supper nl the- 1*%- teacher, Mra. Vrlie Williams, Sr, villc. She is 'a native Tampon *■ mb jon Hut at 7:00 P. M. Iiingo with a party Thursday at 8:00 ' Mrs.- Hattie Dresden o f Lake i and*- attended schools thVn- amP. M. at the home of Mrs. T 1 . It. Wales was n weekend visitor 0f In El Paso, Tex. Aftcr "her gradgainci will be played aftcr the nation from Sarasota lliih Schcmr •*P>er. A l l . auxiliary members Reck,' 2420 Laurel Avenue, Hos­ Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Robson. tesses for the parly were Mrs, 1»ho went to Flrriia State Colleg art requested to bring a covered Gertrude Cameron, Mrs. Charles Mr*. Herbert I* Moore has a* for Women where she was a mem . dish. I D. Forrester and Mra. J. A. her guest ibis week Mrs. Caro- Ler of the Flambeau staff. Rhc TUESDAY Si range, line Wilke of Savannah, On. ’ !*» has been a recreation woun* Daughters of Weslry- of First Songs were sung by the group __ illlor nl the Gltt'BCcul Camp ft .. Methodist Church will have u and Mr*. Pearl Hansel I gave an A11 Doudney and Joe Raker!Sanfopl this summer.,t I'biUHIH I mill 4>4IKi 1 i » tegiflar monthly meeting at the interesting, talk concerning Mrs. .wjtt Lav* tomorrow to attend lh bi-*M iT Stapler was bobn in Hnnheme of Mrs. p. * A.. Itowaml, Williams and 'her wealth of.crn- Lntversity of Gcrgin, Athens, ford and was graduated -from tributions to the class member». Ca. IrlS film Avenue nt K:UO |*. ju. Seminole *High Schcrsi prfoy *u ,The Womans Club board will Mra. H W. Hall was in charge — -----entering the Naval G u n n e r y meet at the club house at 10:00 o f the many contests jilnyed. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Georg;- have' School at Norman, OKI*. He reA. K. Uoasetter was the winner rcturned to Atlvnta aftrr visit- cently received hi* discharge at-, A. M. FILM ACTMSS Peggy Aim Garner, o f a box o f stationery. 4k THURSDAY • ing the latter's - parents Mr. and t r two years of service nml is ) *, team* with hnpptnrx on hear* Mrs. R. F. Ccoper presented a “ he Srminnln ItrWkah Lodge Mrs. J, l|. (juattlrbnum here. In busiiys* at the Dcwntowf* Ins tUat Judge Alfred E. Paontxi clever reading about the elern.il " No. 43 v* ill meet, at the Odd* tiU-aner*-of this city. The couple of Iho tho Los Angeles Superior Court telephone party liner*. Mrs. F. fellow Hall at 8:00 I*. M. Mrs. S. D. Pitman-of Tampa is .plan to live In the Wclaka Apia, had approved an increase In her K. Dolt, elaaa president, re id an the guest of her. sister Mrs. K .: Wliite gladioluse* alul palms The Southaid* r*arcnt'Teachrra •alary from JI.IKJO per week to II,* Mobley at her home 70S Oak formed. H\r luckgruund fqr U « f Asm. wi|| honor the school's new original rlaas poem drdirntrd :o D. 1’ 2J0. Prggy'a employer agreed oh tho a.. . I .1.1 _ .ling i._ ciremnpy u-kloh /toIS' Myj.‘ Williams. The honoree and Aruhle which is w*aj leacher* nml mother* Avenue. r* with a mUe after her mother had aikc-d the daw president Were given at at 3;15 |'. M. at tnd achool. preceded by » program of nup­ more for '•living ex pcnies-' and Board Meeting of the 8«mlnole white .vases by the members of tial music presented by Miss G rorggg_Ct>Z left Monday to more for “aaVinfs." flalrtniitloiial) High School P. T, A. at 3:00 P. tlm Alalheau (Tata, delict In F'vans, vocalist, of this •liter tho -University of Florida, Mr*. Williams spoke briefly W. city mid dwell Stanford, otganist.. . • , life hnf been award.tl n five J-'-ar I bmnas, piogrim chair.Tea at South Side .Auditorium following the presentation ,,f the scholarship because of on 1stslid­ l.ymnii Ki«h >t h. »*i # f l,nii*r* t'lmrl* The bride’s white maniulsetlo The Mile, -Floridnl-Most Plmto1 OU K ilS C S lI* I O il M a y 1H5 P. M. honoring new mother* gifts, Tho group then snog ing honor* received at Rciitlnole and taffeta gown wa* designed *|cnlc llirl,” goes to 17 Year old l h w . n m i t T n t t t m t f VtXA. i WnO*! hfld tOtr **f lh«* inn»t NlJsT- fiimi. * / /,'flle»icd He The Tie That Rinds;** High School,. ®i W111III y K l 11 j =,4i(i | MmlI-11i If*1111nr 11 cIit 111*im 1 t •■111 h rndr- 11ut in* •*#■1 1on-, ri* two new teacher*. tvjHi a basuue waist which was j Nancy Htiliey of. Winter Haven, * ‘ joining hands as they _ f i n yen inut F i itliiy, Thu ? c Ihxj 1 prif^iiilcjii J Ktfitiy 11 ii sort* viw - san n*FRIDAY fastened down the front with ^ l,ie Cenirsl Florida Deatttlful roses and _ shasta IVAMIItHH*. t it*i ui r»TV lAh * I tvni hijfli Thnac f l f t ' l r J ptctiil; u t ; Juin* MciKtrupp,, itc* U.D.C. will hol,| the firat A ll Mr. and,-Mr*. William Zachry,[tiny raverpd button* anti featured Ttiire months ago. tills attract Iva Thanks to the Vnrikt* Hrltlsh ‘ruI* I meeting at the home of Mrs. daistrs .decorated the party"rooms. Jr. of Washington, |). (*. nre , n full bouffant skirt nml long Iriidcr* ttp-ti* lt'#diliy f*ip**ni 11*!u t v and tr^n-iurrs mid Ilatfl t young lady ijictil two aeeks In a UicM fiif* nidi* i *i i*ipip»« t h o u ; t, piiNiilrnt; It *w v Mni»nn. vh •*, F *»c«twi pn»i:i i«m‘ t'hau,mnn. Tho hostesses swvml delirious re­ F. E. Roumillnt at 3:00 p. M. spending two weeks in ISniiford-: s ltrm . IL-r fingertip veil , of hospdal. Ihs m ost tniitly b 'lin ed o ( freshment* o f fruit punrh, chicken y irw h cniicvrniinr n f f u r M oi M*r ■ j pn ^i#|«*«*t; Vi«»ln Hull. *i,c t c l a i y i L t* vcnlh tliud*' Hottv . I n l salad 'sandwiches Knd fancy nuts. visiting Mr. and Mrs. W . If. illusicti fell from a h1 ln of seed • nusitette of water sktler*. hurt k cunt n whit hnvc ncUlctl (hi*iu K# liny Alarni^ I t fiMuiCi, le*n i, pfc^Lh'iit* .Ltrnr^ Rolln, Zachry and Mr. and Mr*. J. !,. penils and she carried a white during the making of a (lie movie Those attending were Mrs. Willh,. Toiuniiv* »iij»pl\ nvimI ii I r i r a m c Mfi^rnili, ij pnM ri, nml Nutt* virr ati’ f nil ML Kvclyi* t rrshani, ' ^satin fan. eovereu with tutwrosea at the famous Cypress Gardens. y, . , 'Hams, Mra. Unix, Mr*. Jodcra Ingley. tor In tlit* Amriiiitll I’Ytym Ni*V- M.ifuditnius (Judltnrr C arver mid « n < * l a i y <iih| trcM.ftttVi. and li ar. . . . ! and white m*etiuil|. L C le b r a te H .Camrmn. Mrs. Chirle* Forrester. Milk proRrnm mid n«k* Athalco ( ‘ ru m p lci . ch ci lu iik 'M , rv MaM»n, program chminiiin. Mrs.. It. F. Cooper, Mrs. Annie , ,M r. and Mrs. Jutmif Dingfelder . Mi-,, Martha Pug,- orf Sanford, llr r c ’ri w Ishinij ptnnl luck tu the T w e lft h tirade Hilton Ijelrm. i hi* il I work pi ili'dirnti' t» t ‘npf, •t.nrii u Sunday from New O r' maid ilf homr, was gowned In student r-. nn< i| and i* r u i n j ' pt» *nfrtii l ,!|n:ilil \\ dmn, vim Beverly Jane Evans was honor, Mtrrlwether, Mrs. A. C. Madden. lenns after aernmpanying their |i,nr,|^ blue brocade satin made * i I hill .Sr;t Sj* find Ail » rt{tm<| ptcu ilent. .A th ah o (TiiiupUr, »e*. rt on her sixth birthday with Mr*. A. B. Loveioy, Mrs. .It. U ... no liter Margaret there to en- ,in uld-laihlmied lino*. Mis* Mac- F a llin g |{irl|ira(o , with i% til Ii* h#* ci i»*d appm* 4 ntr ahrin Hint the .? I i*h>| \ a c \ Garrison, tlra. W. It; Rrinson, pectin^ .tiijt tiiuiji.1 frtutt ihvjii. • I >1 # \ iyLi* H p H. .ItettBiirciyj-Aitjl 1mparty' given by her mothrr t j f.ie Sophie Newcorub ac|ino| pf jioie" t'.irpcnlcr, bVidemaJd and *J! . - ■ w-.w W .^os- * . _ . la t Lilt Ur A lllit atilt. p!»»ICt A . .fira. .Earl Evans. A pink and Mrs. II II. Slaughter. Mra. p. F. Tulrine Ifliiveraity^rhvie she pUa* Mrs* Helerv-^taiw, eist*r t>f the * _ ■ I SLnltllcr ifilutrrji piiy tlm AFN . Whlgham aful Mrs. A . K. Itos* . S cU' mi! ht i *1 1* 1 . ff with a hnhg tititiij v/hita color scheme -wav rarrird to study medicine, jrirtr C.irtH-nlfr. hrtdesfn?td. etioes 11tl it r j uitili^ U uti the pur i'll o' thi* v’ h in f.pj yr nr, oip' I taly with thr fn. / out in -the ^ refrr*hmeiilw and aetter, t ilinnm Ii I n * " p i im l o f f i < e i ^ is Also Mr*. J. T. Newby, Mr*. u , ’ - C , , , * i w d v H u e chiffon gowni made nr#. ini*\Vh*d, tin* fulling hirtliratc iiundnn of the St'iidmd I liuin il* lh / J*ccrati«ns. t Sapt, T. W. I.nw.up has l-e n i)iU, w(th Uat(. ,lcckRnes trlm- “ In hkrly. in the iirnr future I<» i hr Hr i t i i h /amp. A-In Rnekcy. Mrs. (5, S. Reiman, (• Ii t f ' Iu 'I11. a n11 tin fl a *;n **hvt ii n.< A iT ,tce cream, rake and" candy Mrs, Pearl llansetl, Mrs. J. <1. tt.tils I errc.j from the^ Riverside ..... „ llh ,lllt„ ,c,ttl|Ms mi'll with blue seipiins and full pn 4*»tt ihv nnlint wfft.li iii«' tilm t Ifficrru **lrrt*tit for thip «'I;« *<■ *«iranlied * vrer* -»er»>d on the lawn by the Wilt'ti l y i i f l is Hiiiidi* I f *mi, ttir F.acb at ten-la nt Hail, Mrs. M. S. Nelson. Mrs. llospilul in Jncksimvctlr to the Hi -hop -leevrt, Hu ♦»( ' ir 4*1 «!*i Vik 111, «ff»4-**» * 11 n«r il-*- fidl"« * » hoalsss nsslsted by Mrs. Fred F’rnl llarilson. Mr*. I). P. tllhbs, Fernabl I,Slight on a^r morial lliisi (’ arlH’il a nuM-gay of pink rn» rtf Ihr hi nifitii*'it % tmdi Si 11kl 11 t , 1-t»l* ' f i l l It 11 ‘ llORoth, Favors of noils and balls Mrs. S|trah Chasmar, Mrs. J, M. pitot in this-city His condilion is i, ,1* n d war. cluster* .if the W \ f . . ' v n I, ■ . H i<hri Ini uti km |0 <- nLiu11: ; \ In * t ■ l ' •• .ti <, luu k’ ii t‘ME1Ill'll il ii ( ^-srare presented tiro guests ^and Wilson and Mr*. Drck. repoi nl much uniiioved but In- is sfu'p f ltiwt>r» in hrr halt , I., M» t.'X . M' Ii I> 1IH Ilf in rtt .HIM 4 *'M (ol * 111 games nml contests were enjoyed not peiiuitli-d to hnve visitors. Mr. Istiw giiVi* hit* ilaiii/htnr •n iliw" hot tiitr 11! 41kI *' t I •' il allTIl . tH * o n It* i e f i t » throughout the afternoon marrinirts j, IL Htsplu nf San* Mr*. A. Reid Mann left for * t< *| Wi vnl Ik*M man »lli| tA .Tho*e attending were Beverly i P r O p O S C H U N S e t ancisrn. t’ulil mi Sept. tultFru mp re UhL* ri I’ h f Idi nf swans, David Wilson. Limla Kanattend tlit* A inof lean I.egion tSanfonl nml \ lclnr 8t‘ht*ll. nrr. Jeannette Roulard, l.otlme ronventiop with hi r hqsliund. Site Doulard. .Nancy Robb, Judith *\ i iTPJ»t i»h fni tnemlHM of tlit? KENNEDUNK, M e,-(d h -M rs now in Seal tie add will yofn ititiii tlmU' family vkiija hi*ltl »l Ann Robb, Sally taiuise Robb, Jean lliirkeba. Shir lev lluckcba, Alma Wells Levinson of I’ rince- Mr. Mann In San ■ Francisco on hiiiiir 4tf Mr, aml Mi* II. M\tr. j w,| y, wl|| Janey Drown, Judy Drown and ton, N. J., anil ketmebunk, pro- g j,,t CaHM’ ntrr nflvr Iht* ctiirnmny. The poses that the United Nationsi de- j til, r hustmnd there also, Rosaland Ratliff. Id nln'i* inlilr h»*l4l a tiiunl w«<lclhre a world holiday for a last_ ‘ Also Deana Haynes; Ijarry, Hint; idkci—sUniiundril Ity l»*nk inif peses!"» , 3tr*. F. A. Ilyron amt daughter EMiott Williams, Arthur Vaughn *-trsir*lHiil«. rftll wtIt u*mi With advisa from the Stale Dc- Klisiilx-lb Und .'ns. Kntiina Allen Williams, Dorothy McAlexauder, oomi. partment, Mra. laivinson, traveler of South Carolina have icturned *n_.’/,r rt,< -< ,l,H''n Pinky Smith, Mlkcy Davis, Ron- .* ,. . I rip . . to ■hose asststtug with tho Jio». j _ m ---....... ............ ........... wreks aid- Davis, Vance Davis, lairry and artist, ........... M fs she has^ suggestdl ” ” •« a Hit [jltfliiiy were Mt* J P Aldrich j I to the liiiu-d*Nations that " riV«ce I hlcago. Spring field and. Edinburg. J^iyton and Martin Stem per. ».f Smimnln. Mm , J. \V Jnlivta 'Also Ihmnio Wright, I'nmela ! Day" be declared ‘ upon the occa* HI They travel,-d bv car ami «41til MInn Hnrifl»by. j . jones. H.isanuv Mrs^ olon f t th0 JcdlcaUqn. o f lu p«rr " T i V ) M'!“ tjv“ SRHngfiel,, and Tim bride « tin n*|uti ifidmr* , I . Willlamif. Mrs. M. T. Ihiynel, manent site or unop seme en.aiiy kolinlitlrg-________________ 1 11 r 4* till In m l diCfNi w ith ftdfn r I Mr*. J. IL 11, njprcpriato occailon."Mrs. Johnlo Davis, Mr*.. m trlpa* Muck icrriunrirs find n j McAlexauder. Mrs. W. W. HurkC o lto n ^ null w u ii I r jub I i i i a i Iv f<n Mr*, t^vinson said aho hail re- I r U t n i i P C k t ’ rH C IllS S cutKtintf rrf liiliortiNtC'ft and m hitr i aba, " Mr*. It. E. Ratliff. Mrs. ccivcd letters approving her proriiki‘4 an her irnvi’hny cnnttinu* = W. II. Strinpcr. Mrs. Fred Robb p„,ai from Mrs e.lrn-nr itonsi-Tin* ymmu C4*upte li»4lh n wcd*tir*|f ? jjay l i l l l r Inaiici, A flo r n lilr and Mrs. Dick Jones. vcil and Dernard Daruch, ttip in Nnrth Florida Irfim- rt» ** * T h e .Truthscekers. Class of Oust, - , , .. , . „ i The The iAlalheau _________ Class ______________ of the First,' Baptist which wiH.merge will merge .p\Ut Church which. Beverly Jane Evuna Birthday Laid To lloiisinK Lark miate. ! World. Holiday:ft",, Oh, Such Pretty Little Dresses Holds Monday Meet PAR Convention To Be Floriwts fteyd mx- i , ..iii- - lhlL .town gui-M* iup ipu of wearing, a roorsage -with buds ' nvrrVmWtng Wrtv Mr. und Mrr. JV *-*?[ ing Momfa¥^"»ffFVttroii ajhiimed of war stamp* of rati­ if? Stapler, Mr. and Mr*; J. R. Rtap-* beautiful country home ons denominations. m l . h a l l in Irr, M is. J . II. Little , Mr. and j __ _ and Mr*. IL IL I’alll •tltsnnil in t l u „ A m i «« Hetty k lm r ■ lly JANG KADR However, at the congress last Dower* UCnevn. Grni’ vn. .Heat* Seat* were plan.I plac.il out nut JJ,";,/1’ nHI mr! ' ' I"linksj W ASHINGTON— Lccal florist*, May *t Atlantic City flowers parlous lawn unib-r wide umb-r , . j ( j p who do a pretty good business bloomed on shoulders and bosoms |tn the spacious ianywiy, are already rublilng their In abundance. ^in'k i h r u b ^ ' ' ° W‘ dvlch and the MUsa* Sybil Aldrieh liknd> oyer the • lake when tho ^ tUri!l°»f 'L l * - Mrs Nellie Vaughan, pre.iden:, •‘ <»-| Hetty lie,ring and H.-vi .ly* Daughters nt the Amrrkan Rev- o wTh'L n h s lw H I be m .rk r ilw llh a ll , ^ d U((I)i| N - U . i i f Sa.asola lt.clm,.l M -> plutlon (D A D ) convent their 5fith thetradlUon. 1 cerrlnonV « ' d page , w ,„U-i pi.-tatim, „f T h e’ of Jacksonville siul Mr*. J. ■ onrre.vs here next May. antry of the annual Cong re M|>r, ycr. T he group sang SUpter o f West Palm Hcncb. The congress, the first to be It also me*ru the usual display of -Sweet Hour of I'rayet’ T h e !,, ., , i i lid In the DAIl* own Goostltu stunning gowns, pages In shim- f io l |n(r prmJ(.r 0f p r a is e and H n p t l t H H r O ln C r lU M W I n Hall since ID#X, It expected meting white, Hie processional draw the largest delegation in with flsg* and fervent patriot}; thanksgiving was given by Mrs. oh J. E. McKinley. history. It will b* national speehe*. A fte r this business meeting with IAiR election year, and all sign* election o f officers and ........ . ..... The regular jnontfcty dinner Next Mey will end lha admlnis- reperts, _______ dnt to a red hot campaign nndtratihn -of Mra. Julius Y. Tal- regular routine a social hour wns ,me?ting o f the Brotherhood of tinenjoyeil and refreshments of as-j Hrs| llaptist Church wa« held eMlmntea . Hava ever' been inadpe of Athrns, G b., as presi­ of tli? money spent on flow- dent general. She wss elected ul sorted ssniiwichcs. rakes, rooki -a i last night nl 'th e Chutch >,insx #T| at DA It congroai, but it will the 1844 congress In New York and punch were served to thosofwith “ Attending Sundry School” present. • las the topic r f the program run Into thousnir.U of ilnllar*. Of­ The following altendt-d. Mrs.; Sprnking on the urogram a l­ wo esndidatrs for 1D47 nre al­ Tw ficers, speaker" nml raivildates for Nellie Vaughan, Mrs. .Emma .\l>-, rnugcl hv Forrest Gntchrl were office often receive ** many aa a ready In, the field withcomple.e na- r«m », Mr*. Fannie Vfilson, Mrs.' Martin Stineclphrr, Malon W "gb t, dottn corsage* each and often Il*t* ofcandWntes for other and Aith-ir -wear as many t i three at a time, tional .offices. One candidate if Alice Thorton, Mr*. Martha Mof- j Julian Rtenstrom Mr*. Murgdret Rhoeinaker,] Kirchhu/f. A discussion mi the Tpgrlng the war, tiou'iueta were Mv«^ Klaniry Thorpe Manlnve of fit#. t-i**u — l*. 11...^ viiluo i>f church l i U r ilu r r , w*in A t to a minimum. At (he Chicago Nawburgh, N, Y „ .at present the Mrs. Jessie Waites, Mrs. Esther Ird by C. P. Henderson, mil n convention In 1012, Mrs. Henry M. society’s recording secretary gen. Crawford, Mrs. Clara Ellis. Mis. Zahl* I/>rd, Mrs. Eva liarkey rrsume of Baptist activity ■ nt 'Robert Jr. o f Annapolis, Md., who •ral. Ridgecrest * N. C. was piesenl -d was honorary’ president general, ■ Thy other candidate is Mir. and Mrs. Ella Irish. A|ao Mr*. I^iu McCrum: Mrs. by A. C. Madden. Ijogan Marshall of Clemtan iettahllxhrd the patriotic custom John A hrief report un the inslnllnCollege, 8. C* at present first Florin? Dekel, Mrs. tyabel lllouut, Mra. Rcrtha Davis, Mrs. Raida tinn cf two five-foot ventilating vIco president general. !ii-r CA Both candidate* hav0 strong fid- Crenahaw, Mrs. Fsnnlo Mason, fans’ descried for making the RD OF THANKS hut thero may bo "dark M r* D. E, Guerry, Mr*. C. C. third floor of the church mure My rii Erlewd* andiS K Neighbors .... ..m m am horsoaT • Priest, Mrs, Georgia MrCMIand. rnmfortabln was given by Rev. I wsnt to axprets my heartfelt It Ii estimated that about 4,000 Mra. J..F. Riser. Mr*. Nettie Til W. P. Rrroks. i to daW stei and alternates will at- Ha. Mrs. R. W. Lalng, Mr*. J. E. itiyf m . __ Witch hate! was dlscovrrrd h) McKinley and Mrs. Pattishall. of mv Darling W ife Mary. tonulTie 10*7 congress and that the Indian medicine man. 2,000 or 3,000 additional members Especially, I want to thank H —-slrip rs, flo rn l'p n n ta a n d aolld* w ith fetch in g ru ffles, h rig h l ric-rn c trim , nml preciou s fly -liw n y b o w *. I.vt-n w o o l skirts, jnrki-ls nrul ju m p e r* tv» p ic n ic you n g heart a. C om e now , choose o f these p r rtlic a nml m a k e Monthly Meeting you r l i l l l r g irl happy. vy- nn and Emil, Fdilh -and John, will come to town to sea th« show, The racoon washes nr soaks Us , FU)i Ari^ unable to clov* Ihrlr ___ Washington ____ ______ Th« IfoUtAssocia­ dma and Ted, llellen ami-Hornfood before rating •y «. tion his sssurod tho DaughUra of '.-Tommie and Gus, Amelia and mortis and’ accomodations. The ',’y % cf Orlando, Mr. ,nnd Mrs, , was fixed fo r May as. Mr. and In order to avoll m' and On. with other meetings. Bale amt Maurok-. You are pH of said to bo the Aral do think you | to rh thfc color of her my heart. sS.-, . .She uv«d henna. R. H. (Bob) Ren \ ,'v . In Observance Of sSb ~ - a packggfa at Religious- H oliday ' : bit mailed to aervi Wc WiU Be ’ A.VS-. r ' » r, f , *53$..* ' ‘ ¥ -i v . "-wiyfgg fLrd-. « Closed. Thursday . IP YOUR LOVED O H i OVERSEAS ‘ PUFFED SLEEVE PLAID G ING H A M with ruffled pique collar . * 9 fe 5 COULD- CHOOSE A PRESENT FOR September 26, 1946 HIMSELF,TT W OULD PROBABLY BE is CARDIGAN JACKET in aisea 7 to 14 *4.98 . A PROTGfCAPH FROM ^ S H E T L A N D SKIRT In •isei 7. to 12. *4.98 BARF- The Ray mond Studio .. i- - rt 9 Stale Bank Building Tel. 1093 T- . -L,7 - '. t --- “ : T !> .. . . C O R D U R O Y JU M PER DRESS in i l i t i 3 (o 6 $4.95 WHITE C O T T O N BLOUSE In aizos 3 to 6X 12.50 STRIPED B R O A D CLOTH- in n r color*. Size* 7 to 14 *3.50 �Fo u r ge THE SANFOH D H ER ALD , S A n rO R D , J'Uacd-hlll fllrciiklli rood quality witch •n « n -H.r^*rnirT,r ' i f V WlOutll W a«li notl garutc v iit h ' m o r ..vrrM fA T J o x 1 -------- r u n t %\ im r . n . *(*|i»pte»r l ? 137” .If m \ M »T J «'K IN II Kit K IIY IIII'H N , 17i*i liv li II. Io n # * h o ld er o f | % Ii[k a | n Ntv* Jt Cl I hi" t>Ht ilajr of%Au|fMit_ A- l O l l i f , - > n f llr A - w nir In -Dir « # fm » « f loti do ii pfi I Ipa Hon f o f .i lux " I 'T O T T '3 2 LBS.! W 8AB IlZfr M AGAIN* Om « tM lb. +iu In l)i« r# o n N . i M i r i r t t f I* a t* Ir j ? «l* lcrll»««I* iir o p » r ly In t h ' *' Hrmltt-tlp, Hfiitn tlf Fluf •H4 o f H\V'+ o f n\\ ' lo’ n I | - Tnw. fijtfil ji # South’ _____ 11»fJK« 39 - p «rl)r li filial tU "t 111# W E D N E SD A Y , SEPT. 26, 194# FLORIDA By R. J. SCOTT SCOTT'S SCRAP-BOOK Rye* .examined— Glsssea filled 203 S, Orange Atev Orlando, Hurlda Phone 4987 Al. llT Pt\UL Dr I.e6n*rd Barker * Optometrist * f r f|Iflr a l. P ^u M .lo.1 LiquidC APU DINE ra llf «Rii AVMB ViU- Hfdu4.Lt 11»n, Now •fco ItU I f*»JeI • Lf uffx Y Wit •»pfiwow IMF« w r U iU FOR RENT rimoJ-n trr Ika# ****** imlunr* #•••1 /Wi AfmW S y « Private parking apace for buaineaa men find women between Florida Stnte Bank and Princeaa Theatro with entrance from Firat Street’ and exit to alley. By the month or year only at reaaonablc mtea. C S T - < fP A M D Security Bond and Mortgage Co., Inc. 5&2 Atlantic National Bank Building. or call *1 ■ Garland W . Spencer, Agent. Phone 99. r M < u w AY 1)8 Viueiln Ctnij W ar* t. 0*1/ U l l far AO d »n ‘ **»8l7. 1’keea TOUCHTON UHUG A re a A & i CO . *< o < A L K COMES SU D D ENLY ) O M E EARLY M AKES A u t o m o b il e s w e r e e n t e r e d f r o m "Th e r e a r delicious. eoeiGT-Wlad eye-epeaw. r#«* Jk. lute 3-Miaule.OoU el yo or hreo*k. r \ (git |able tomorrow and otlenl — ^ V - A Atk tor Ibe package crllk^be Big of 5 ARTICLES FOR RENT FOR SALE I’ll. I, UP will. Furl Oil ami Kero •foe befnr^’ winter. 1— II. II. I’upe Co., Inr. 860 FURNISHED ’room nulla Avenue. ‘ .PHOTOGRAPHS Uve /our IIKST photograph 1 muile nt THK RAYMOND STUDIO B State Hank Hid.'.— Ph. 1003 gentlemen F U R N IS H E D ’ room,’ 1 convenience*. preferred. AIII 310 W. lint Si, «*i -w-. -*-, W IL L have good house. vacant Oct. 5. 125.00 per month. J. W. Hell, lrfiko Monroe, phone 15. 511TA TI UN leather* In most colors and large aelectlon of gdod upholstery fabric*. Robert S. Drown, 21)11 N. Orange Ave.. Orlando, Fla, APARTSIKNT .for rent. Adult* or middle-aged -preferred. Mr*. Whorl, phone County 4502. . B AM A V E R A G E HELP W A N T E D GIRL for smlu fnuiitniii 1 . Lnn. cy’s Drug Store. Part Urn* or full, time. ASSISTANT bookkeeper WORK W ANTED XPERT (minting—rnutiurt or hw.rly LawLa. S. I!. Grogan, free estinis-.fi., Phono ,1154 or 7H:U. WANTED TO RENT r B U T THE M O N T H -O L D CHILD K N O W S ' • 2 7 2 W O R D S AHD SPEAKS IN C O M PLETE .FLORIDA LOAN CO. MlltACLR IILOCKH W H E R E is < h e WEST P o iN T oF <HE AIRT? RAHDOLPH FIELD Te x a s IkdiiiiI wiis In. ttir> n tiun « f .J j.*. to t,» lKkUr.1 th 'r e o ij. ‘ Hald e r r llf * MUclirll. A\ Ira ls cniUrnt-ra the follow Wm ,lr ■ I'tilfMM F+ii.l re rtfn rjrfi! ahull l*» • e r lb c l |>ruprHy In 'th e C ou n ty o f t n U m ia tl DMMjftiliig- «u la w , ’ the Helnlliote, Hi s I b o f F lo rid *, to.w||;, t 'i''| M l!r tlrBi-rlltnl tlttre ln W ill l.n H e* » .» J rh \V o f HK C o r o f p»*W **» *!*• hliheFt iildtler « i ih« KWH o f HUVI H.cUun 31 T v w n iiturl hfoifiHP ifliNir tin Itie f ir it shl). Z(. H-Olth tu rn *o' SI Mint, d J*Y i ti t It rr nt vi n | It *i t Olg | ij b uf » 191€t • run N in .r h W J ,l» rh F ! ’ * tb wbI'l'll -li» .1lito 711* alia|« «j f |It*| cihr rt >V oh H i l l ea K tu I try. ■ (!,»». n u e ,u rt a t W t i l . 3 ft uf NIV14 o f T h « **or»B n ieid o f ih o said pro* porlY undor the • > .* r o r t lflr a ta ■aaued « u In the nntno/or l!||. known. C o le ., la id c e rtific a te #hall ha redeem ed a rro rd ln y to law , tbo M in i r; o r *|.|.t.irvriiFX liruparty .tracilhad Ih ctaln w ill b e 1 t o n t a x i» r :t:n *"h ! to I ha hlKh.Bt t.lddar ar • Ilia I’ h a p l.r 171*7 ..f I » l » . t-oart houae d *or on the fira l M an. V 'lT IC K JH I I I D t K I i r niVtK.N*. da* a. 111., month o f O cloh rr. l » t * . Thai ll,.o 11 Junes holder o f T a * whh-h la ( h « till .lay ur r n i o h . r . ; I 'r l l l l l i stB No. I MB, .lied the 1)11. Itli i|ny r.f A u *u s l A. ft., Is is , has Dateil till* lib stay Of Fepleinhcr. f l l c l MMii'’ tn ipy o f flea nnd has 191C, in,uh. pplir.]|i.,n fo r a in* i|..-,l it tv matNpij.v * **, I.** l“ >leil Ih -re o ll Hath c e lllfC le rk C ircu it Corns Ir.lte illllH S r e , Hip f.'lllpWlUg USHaiiilrtola County. F lo rid a w rlh eil p ro p e rly In th e Cauiriy o f Hsiolliole, P lain nf F lo rid *. I n - w lfU e« Ht: f o r o f N I T *% o f HF.*i Ho< lion 3r T ow n sh ip 30 Houlh llsijire 31 thru, run W 9.»3 rh N I " rh IV t , ; » rh N 1Si d egree*,, (V in 33 rh r; j j * rh N to fjs k e l . Je.M is, N F Iy slontr Iutk* to p t , North o f Deg. H t „ g e g . I I a i 3 , » ' 1.3 100 SNAPSHOTS-^prlpted, developed, ---- ,— "s : ~ - . TLIV E R heavy duty dink and enlarged. Y.V r»py old phulo* ONE nice rncrier lot, Hanfonl barrow $85. 2-wheel dusting graph*. £ ve\ * .9 r!S.nd.v.1<tw DHvp* ll0,B machine with hlteh for tractor NICHOLLO RTUDIO Courts P. 0. Box WO, Sanford, use 1166. Call Carl 8. Myens, 220 Meisch Hldg., Phone 1160 |760 CASH will buy 2 nle* M . Fhont 781-J. ELECTRIC appliance repairs — ft. eastern front adjoining Iota’ ) we repair washing machines, located among the bttter home* MAN'S Fnihlon Park suit,I, sue vrccum cleancts, ftui.s, mixers. t« Xfavfalr. P. O. Rox WCk 40, Florida weight, excellent Trotter Appliance Service, 397 Sanford. condition. Phone tVt'j-J. V/. 2nd St., Phono 1054-J. 4 NICE 75-ft.'adjoining Jot* In­ HOLLAND enhboge setter aliirhtANNOUNCING opening <>f L. D cluding one corner lot Grandview ly Used two set* gaarx gret n* Simonson Engineering & SttrDrive Rose Court, Write P. anil rad* rrsptctively. II. I.. vjyipg. fterion C. Gordon, rc0. Box 910 Sanford, or phono Smith, 1017 Woodward Ave, * prjxcntctivs. 110 N. Park Ave. JJ76-J. Phons LOTS H .milo North of Ixmgwood on pavement, *chool but line, m*leri*l for 4 room* and bath, concrete black* for found­ ation, frame work,' sheathing, solpflooring and nail*. Con­ crete foundation for double garage, Rhone 0130. I ii I hr. tili: hi nt It(tlilf.r til thff LiiMs tlwiir «ui l l « « f l l « l lio n * :!i^ tficinUi o f , O rto bp r. I9 ff« s ftia 7(fi itny o f fh'IOlivr, S f I T I I U T (l A|.|*F. T Ii; jottnh .it. lln ln ihn n tsalijetlrw ftik n o w n I'lc r k C ircu it Cnurl Keuilnnle C ou n ty. Florida p ear nil th e Jjst d ay * ,f (Jrljihs-r, A , *D-' 7738, ~tri s e e r t a m 's u it fd r d ls o s a * fo - o r - r g Irr ~tha f t r c u t f Court o f ;,j nii,„ii. Cuaniy. FlurhIS. *tl a h h rk vtalrd title i.r which said cose Is tC lllle lls m lllo n , I'ta lot I ff, Y* K.irnl, i f lla n ,III,in, I'efen ita n l. W itn e ss my hand am i o fflr t s l F r ill T A X U K K U Chspter I7C.J ..r 1*11 N "T | fr : IH IIF U C IJ Y UI\MWL T h a t U* n It. Jones n..l,1er „t l/S o f C r r tlfIra tn Nn. 1447. UsueJ tha stb .tsy nr August A. IF, I }», has file d sitnia In my u ffte s sad bos made appllcatTon fo r a tu t d«v>l 9 Howwomenand girls' mau get wanted relief f r o m fu n c t (p n § l p t t lo d l e p »fn 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL R E A L ESTATE W A N T E D 6 ARTICLES WANTED Clrrk of fin nil Court Hem i note Vpjc nr- Jimhy. required io up. IMPROVE YOUR POSTURE! will glvo you crocofully •red carriogo. You'll I t i l bailer—look boltar, MRS. Our 5 Year Plan - ARCHIE H#i L tt’a look at It tht* way: 27 ia Every 100c you, are now spending yearly for fire and _ windstorm Im uranci. can be re* ' doe ad to S4e by buying a S year rcnowabls policy. You save M H H 10c of every 100c.. Now baaed on our present Idlvldond*, by buying a mutual NLcd.i LAXATIVE? policy from n*, you can further reduce, your yearly coat to 07 I/Sc. Saving 32 4/6e of every 100c. You can't loss - If you don't get a dividend you are not paying any more than tke pub. liahed rates for your insurance. THE LONE MEBBE THAT'LL END THE TROD! GET YOUR PAY ANO GET OUT I AN' THAT GOES FOR ANYONElUJSE j WHO'S CARELESS 11— —---- / - — m i ON7HIGJ06! BRALEY. STOCKINGS mended—r a y o n or nylon, single and doubts runa mly. Phoriu 7R8-W, . UltoS phoT* »63.""h' Th* Mu,lc M HOY'S w ed 'in lw -'b k y cle. LOST A FOUND a »pecUlty ^ '~ T T T v iy from snowflake - 1 Cant *t e l l THi6 VtXJ'VE 6cfr,l— *A MOVIE GAMBIA' d Ph. OUTBOA KD motor—heavy duty 8 HP Johnton for sale or trade for pickup truck or good gas range. Blila' Store, 140#-W . ISllOiEO A TRICK — — X WfiYlD TEACH 1 E M f 'f FOR quick tale “ «• Weigh* •*( 18 AUTOS FOR SALE Sj* I ' P* U k e Mohro*. 10 T O U C H T O N A Watson, l M l 9. ' ' . * •* Geiar* Ave. Has Purina UW1*. R- i i S 1, R Floor Mata Available SEMINOLE TI RE HHOP y i,ir l.h . M IT I I K e t l t ’ . A l 'f l . l C A T t l r t F O M T A . « * IIK K D hahtcr 174*7 nt I l l s . __ oTict: ih HKiiEnr fttv * v . it lien It. Jonra h older of Ta* IlflralM No. lid s . taaued the day Of July A. I » . I * l » hu» d came In my u fH re ami has la applleal Ion for e la * deed In, lasued thefenll Held -i-e rllfe pinhrarea Uia foil*, w in y d a­ t ' d property In ibe County or ilmur. S la t e o f Florid a, t n - w ll: tj o f s i : '* of N 'V 'k Of S K I,; arllon 1* Tow nahlp f l South » n * c J1 K a *l. S .A c r e * ha n i o . o n . n l o f lh»- wild prnly under (he paid c e rtific a te ted w m In I ha name o f C. U. _______ I ____ PHONOGRAPHS Tnr_ mnt, Tim WE NEED LISTINGS,-of Farm*, omes. Grove* and Buaineaa I'LL BUY yoUr ear regardless ' Muslo Box, phone 953. roperty. W. I t i WWlaWG 300“ 1110" ' R° y R*,1‘W ANTIIUSBANDSi WIVES! u wwj l'and0^ n a HL______________ PEPT Realtor, Tom Bell , A»»ocl*te. ^ u Phone Iltflf 416 Atlantle Bank t BURNER kerosene heater want- Thousand* of couple* weak, ed . in good condition. Phone ' worn-out, exhausted solely be* 226-M. , cause body_I*eki Iron, gat new VJTKHAN drslrre 2 ‘ or a loU In city’to build a home on. ReaTYPEWRITER T o X S u . T ^ r * l i a 0,f f i lenahly priced. Apply Box C*X STANDARD waived to rent, phone 393-M ggf< A t a ll' druggist*—in San* e/o Herald, afurnoon or evening,_________ ford, at Topchton Drug Co, 8 ARTICLES FOR SALE^ I ’d litlly, The ^Mutual Companies era t represent have always paid an­ nual dividend* to policyholders. C. M. JJoyd A Co. "Your Mutual* .Insurance Friend," ppAna 104.— HUH.DING - Roofing - Painting Smith. Brothers, Phone IUH2-J. NOW ready to-grind every Mon. - day fnnmlng — Your corn, grits, meal, com A cob or ■ shuck*, etc., for feed,* J. W. Bell, Lake Monroe, Phone 16. '>1 Now, av^ryon* can uia Air M a ill^ ^ ^ * Your part ana I or builntit fsttor* ^ 0*t tW o far fatlor, command Hnf eftanftons-whan you (tad thorn by plr.. Fiva Cant Air Mail begin* naxt Tuasdoyl m c n dow* rxe/iep m y i u r r u SON KNOWS H & W A Y AfiOVHO 3- T H [ NS/GH&ORHOOD A S _ _ g -— • W E LL A S YOU D O / i r r t lf lc a f e Bit til b « ^trfiril»ii|r lo IriW |hw M"^l ItiTfp|| Mill Ije 1120 . SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP 201 North Park . Telephone 37 Ha■■ford, Hemlnole t’oiioty, tin t'c m MtTicr: m* ti-i-i.icsaiGv DODGE - PLYMOUTH PARTS AND SERVICE ■ Palmrflo Are. Phan? 1011 .1 o f y in rM a , lh<» IJ ltv 'I a » ■r. A I). t * K O. |*. IIK R N IK lS IG A t!i ? v f~ $ A Y . HtHATPC YOU f t CO Z O PH N IIAG A^ cabbage ji now ready. Phone 705-M, 8 BLOSSOM S OF THE DAY LILY L IV E B U T FROM T he r i s e o f s u n < 0 ITS S E T T IN G s e n t e n c e s 102 Sanford Avenue FOR your home—Superior work-, floor, iiiclnl whed Icnn-to, and nianiliip weather re»i»Ui|l, high' ' matin gin ago 25 x 25. priced IIOHltmV HERE VVllKIIK alicngth. termite pri«jf. M,rfor ijuick buIo at 12,500. Ideal PHI V.lC Y |H HlhSPEtT I’ D nctc thmerete Co., 2U9 Elm for feed atornge hr Mind! t il’ ll iiiituiui desire for privacy A Ve. wood-working enterpriae. in money matters is strictly ruspecHod here. Fricndr and NICELY iiiinnged 5 room houwc CONCRETE sewrr pips-Septic relatives are not iguesliunpi1 with- good acrei-ned porrhes. tanks, fenre post, grease triip*. aliotil your credtL tour em­ and nice 2 room gaiagv aprfrtIienrh.'*, flower pots. Miracle ployer nr business assucintei tnant. all modern and in good Concrete l.’i i, 309 Elm Ave. will not bear df your personal repair. Hup I ini twining orange affair*. Them is no ruusu fur 'trees and 2 acres tiled land. c a r p e n t e r s ■ m e c h a n ic s embarrassment. Located lit* mites from town. ATTENTIO N! Reasonable credit requirement*. A good’ buy at 75,500. We hove just received a largo No co-makers on money loan*. A VERY attractive and strictly assortment af lu ird-tu -get Variable Lnymcul plans. - modern 5 room furnished home, tools, and It will ‘jiay you to FAM ILY LOAN CO. witlr unusually large copper look ■them ovar. Inrlda'IUnk llldg. I'hon* 3* screened porch, setting under STA N LE Y - ROGERS Spreading oaks nil .30 , acres HARDW ARE CO. rolling ground, with it* own 12 S P E C IA L . SE R V IC E S private s p r i n g . fed lake. 7 Mr.\H, womens nnd rhibirrn's acres yuuiig grove, ou sur­ new Fall *htte*. .Seo tt» for the SIGNS faced road, 6 'V mile* from hard-ln-get merrhamliig. G. VY. Show cnrils and poster* Hanford. Kitchen ' equipment O— DEE'S, SIGN HKRVICI-. . Clark, 203 Sanford Av«. modern with electrical hot O. I). I •Andre.». l'hpne 11121 SEE US for Innrrspring Mat­ water, refrigerator ami cooking FLOOR SANDING tresses, Itox Springs, and unit*. Uftprirea $5,000. rash to Hollywood Reds at factory nnd finishing. Meaning and wax­ handle, balance mmtlhiv Pay­ prices. Retail store & display ing. New floors surfaced tli per­ ment*. fection. Old floor* mndo like neyr, room. THREE GOOD APARTM ENT 33IB, 1)9 W . FIRST ST. * Incunic properties welt' located; Hr M. GLEASON t - SftVMftAu-sitro inqr-gfrdTr-Tn richnl* TtrtWImr'fi- Fnrninrnr Cq, Lake Mary/FDuSinforiTMattre**- Factory Phonn 1133 and 072-J 0UTH 0ARD motor boat for sale — 15 ft. century bull ami (2 horse Johnson motor. f.uml condition. 119 Hanford Ave., Phone 1098, X ^ PUICR 08 «IB PAUtlOBU THf 11 II A BDMBIHCt IN 04 UV.XS. lu.) w n l, - ll*n,<innbh|utrh«, Jerry I Jird,* phntia' 788- ItOSKS T.IYO jvnr-old field grown everIdutmiing vurietie*. Over 50 PI'JH.Itl ntitnographer. F U R N I 8 H E D or unfurnished varieties. Free catalog . . Park, phone 1120. house needed nt once. l*hono Hose* in color. Order now. 1 0 0 0 . b etw een M ;3» an d l'i;U 0 . Tl.TP.X HOSE NURHERIKS* LO A NS and WO 'til 6:00 J1. M. Ho* 5TJ. Tyler, Trxa* 4I.0ANH M A D E * 3 R E A L ESTATE FOR SALE • Popular Seat Cuvwa m i n i duo t o » ion i. HJ'.MINOLU TUlH MliOl th I privacy;'fnet rervlro ■CONCRETE libick Intlldlng, js^lth 2 W oRDi RX <d o p p o rtu n ity f o r r ig h t p erson . A p p ly Hollywood 'S im p o lfle .. 9 18- M O N T H -O LD CHILD USES FIVE S S tf • ' ; • r YEP- rM SURE - L«4T«D/ �. H. A c '*• «*■ •s T T — - W E D N E S D A Y ; SEPT. 20, 1M6 1 IU1 I* !■ v - Y PA GE FIV* TH E SANFORD H ER ALD , SANFORD. FLORJDA ”*i ■» • High Eleven On Purple Hurricane Described As -Well Balanced Gridiron Machine.' \a} Florida And State Loops Have Split Six Series BACK IN ACTION - By Jack Sord« .Uj A KT1| l'It HACK WITH, •K. llrrnM Sports EditorThe Seminole High Celery Fed foUhall t e * o travel* to CainesBy A R TlIl'R BECKWITH. JR. % vilie Friday. night fdr their eeconJ FULLBACKS lilt of the' 1941) season. 'A fter J. F l l t g I'ftA T T. Jib. a fresh­ having lost their initial game ut man is currently leaking competi­ the hands of the scrappy Kustis tion stiff a: the fullback spot. A Under the terms of a-contract ' .the Orange ■ Howl Statistical Panther i leVeil tho Srlllinulc ag- loirner Andrew Jhckson, Jackson- sign.«| rtcently by President W. ' llurrau reveal*. Nearr.l rival giegatlon la gearing for a com-- vllle, player, he ia an even sis T. Anderson of Leslie, Ga., ami. to Frankie for “ best two set." back in this- tilt. feet, walghs* IMS Pcuml*. I’lnyrtl. Tiniest L. Ihidgetl cf th.- Florida • » ns' total la* iloh Frnlmorr of ' ’ As yet I f is still unknown two year* a, fullback in high,.State l.cagilr, playqr* will sharo. Oklahoma A. K M. Sinkwlch whether the regular Fed block­ school, earmil one letter. A lin the ’ receipts in th/ first four has a nrl I.C0.1 for 1911-42 as ing hark, Clarence Grantham, wUI veteran of the Army Air tVirps, ponies of the playoffs in the an- j_ against 3,399 yards for Penl be in the lineup for the game he saw arti.pi in F.uropr as n mini int.r-Icague series for the ' mi re for 1914-15. Friday night: (Iranthnm suffered First LleuWnmit. He ia S3. Class l» Championship of thaI The *.Mh7 yards gained by the a sprained ankle on the lust pi ay (iAKPF.lt V A C C A HO, is a Southeast. ................. '‘ Georgia halfback from running I of a scrimmage session before the freshnjan from Hillsborough High Sixty percent of the gross nini passing in 1042 stands •> a.., FG*ti* contest. .. f School i^ Tampa. A veteran et rrrelpis of the first four lilts, moilrrn all time offrnsive record! tr According to nil report* the the Navy, hu4* five feet, eliven Its* taxi*. will be set aside for for n single season. Gainesville High School has n and a. half inches tall, weighs the players with the winning Sinkwlch, m om vrr, is credit­ . large well balaneej ball club this IU| pounds. He earned one fimt-j' team to rrerlve 6b percent of ed with the greatest individual / year, Ilijt Conch HusUr Bishop bail letter niar-j letter .in .lit high schoid,ris school, is mar -1 this .* sum and the lasers 40 peroffensive performance eter put nuiwum-e* 'weakness ip • the ball r|*d, 21 years'old. ! Vent. . • i on in a howl gamr.' Hr wished handling department. UlSUiUib (JUCKl SUTIIFJK*-) The igmaiiiing 4(1 percent will Tex*,. Christian an unlappy Ilishop asserts that the linemen LAND, only Veteran o f three sea- j split la-twcctT the two leagues.! .Neq Yeah in t h e .1912 Orange | ate especially effrCtjve ill *-h. sona on Gator Eleven In 1940-1A fter frur gomes each league'. Bowl game— and made it slick •d e l e n aive department. Hilly '.l-'42, bs-fere he erUqfcd. the 1 will get 20 |a-rcent of the net, with an unparalleled exhibition Wineniillei, Gainesville’s All-NFX Marines, Is a scrappy hack «h<>| gate and the remaining ’ 'Uke’’ l ill running and passing. Among I I lineman for two year* will work shows a lot of promise, lie I* will 'be spliL. b.-tween the two other things, hr tassed 1.1 passes i>* th. guard and tackle spjts live feet ilulw. . . . tin inches _ tall, weighs _ — * j for . nine n,raplrliuty» and toll* • • ~ ItjW H I thin’ year, Ilishop. asserted.* This msrtit-d dsd has ^ one • ic r first two ganirs for the louchdosns. His offensive tofal ' , p ./ c n l e Purple nurricsne s other.. all-NKC dauuhtcr. A graduate student,-hej inlir-loop series „is scheduled ___r .. ..... ................... ________, - for ..... the day was ___ .1 X2 ,yards. 24' HP ° petluimer, Jack llurso is on ii 26, Haw action in the Marines to lw played In Georgia. Then - on aerials and 119 from rushing, ' OxiC C f fife sideline. -The wingbnrk has a „t Iw o'jiin a F'ir*t Iaru lm -1 sill ctnir art open dale Tor Inr.udng a II,yard touchdown Sf: SU UiaIC * leg injury liiat may keep him “ ant. ’ ____ _ l Iravrl to Florida where a three j sprint. . (lACgglJS id i.ITW^if ill. lineup. JU LIAN H C II A >1 II FI KG, a game schedule is on. d#cf,".• 4 rorr-"-i^S ifaiiiesville opeiati-s a tloublc f-e-trinau .is .j former Thomas more games arw needed ^ViwvTYJ«'0^ y-OVvd r tinnier -completely "VCU” cdVft!-' .f wiugback system- with numecirti* Jefferson Mi. h School star from, will be pbi)r<l in Georgia aflrr JuvctsluvJcw* all oilier Istwl r,- fcCtfSAbbteverae*, spinners, passe* and furtlpn. Fast air.p itggreisive. Tic a day’ off for travel. |c ids for Individual offense. Fid tnek maneuver*. The probable wcigli.4 200 pounds, is five feet. . |,, vU.„ t uj „ ruine I out die I’nrkop of Georgia Tech cu1 'A starting lineuii for the lluiricanes nine inches tall, lie won three i|„. ttj|| |„. resrhe- « f.w fancy cap.is again at Tulsa. will be Buddy Smith, centerf letter* in High School, ia IX years ,|u|«d . for th. nrxv day in the In . the It'tl Siigar Howl gvp»<Hilly Wincmlller and Marshall olJ. * .. ___ _____ i value city. All games will I* Tddit-’a total foe running an i . Strickland, guards; W. J. Ma.herAM.ISOS’ . (H A M ) WEBSTER, |l.,,u|re,| t„ is- played eight bod P «»*i"g : -O y a n h ; IS® )»td M A p r V ly and Jimmy Niblack, taekies; is a frtrshman wh» pack* powder „ „ i.nlf or nine lull inuiiigs or be short- ,,f the •nniGimt b.\ -oi C. W. Thomas and Junior lh-nr f. m a c HinK a irh Th? •Inillvlilunl . Itn^« foul ono inch fi?un ritl ,|r, '*no cuiitost: en.!»; I. O. Rochet Ic*. l»ensoii I'J.T pounds. From Gainesville, he r|u|,s will b ar all game . \. Howl hull is 23'.' yniiK by .Ilixi \ W e M p e a , Smith.' F'rt-,1 -Sivivir nnd Kick Bas­ Is 19 year* old.' • . • ..... . a« in the te.ulnr reason. Howell of Alaluinin against Stan haw will ram pose the hai\fichl. rA IL H A l KS .a, well «.» player c.x)ienses while • fo'tl in I'.UtlU Fb(?4(0*d-4aTfce S<AC, « sin :i-v> m i m s . tll). The starting Sanford «-Uy. n Hn» W ICLIAai | I'ouel. W illy lliilts >.f Georgii - l- . l yet been announced- but ibe ,, v. teran of I he 19|2 Ciat»r )', „ r umpir •» will appear in ronfiilu* the 1',*I2 tlmogr How ^ U fxU A t' 4A*vWS following men will In- the liktW eleven who letunii l" tnill-uck league, ami Ihri will rotalr ftfniiii* ;i* the \ m I |m*i f< i iimllv*K rvjA^Ab TeA-vC 1?A c k A ^ A iaJ slailers: Howard Whelrhrl nnil'this year frmu t-ur ym l, lu (to | ni’pire-in-l hief Hick Mcl.*uof the No I hark of itin«li n Byron Heard at ends. I. e o n Army A ir l.ip * . A fust »ia ||„ a„,p | mpire Spike llavis int.tcolli k'* i » 7«i.il.«ll. Sink^ifh’a s c c ? A U e *2 F t v R T A e - ' Swain and llfrrold Knslner at the feet. ll’.*r pound r, show* promise j,||| represent the Florida Slate fitut four «| fo« iCJiV-sJ .CS\I&A tackle sluts, Nolly Tiapn atol wilh a steudv bead. A f- niter l eague in Ihr series. Jl fHlllltA Ihr op«*ltili|r l«M* |til| ludwlg at the guard posts Aodiew- J a ■ s . .. n. Jacksonville. NiKbi Kames will Hr played l.tiimr l U tt * fm << > 4m U ami <• • lid Cwynil Itiel at center. star, where he earned ten tellers j „| m:0O' I* tl and'Sunday lifts «< tirfiilouii I In* >*•*« oiitl iit'ilpl lr> the hack field Gene llnrjmr, in high school, lie is married ami I H,|| begin si t o'clock, *h ot « feu iii«viiirn11 tillt'i «i*ir lU* or Cruulham will b e ut quarter. Ims uim rlauglitei. Ile ha- •»»*!•' on-'1 Sinkwirh Ihr Great I n i v%itikrinir Juril" Hilly. I*i«*rcv «* Irfl half. W illi*. \«ri»ilv^ tiwlor lclit*r. i' 22. ^ ( ( ciniplrla* ivi« 111 iiiilual IiihI nUlinlif*. tu a ftCHfr. sltivl l». fnic the »•n I unlit . AiulerMin atfulllmoknn.| prtthab'y j W hNDKLL t. (H IU « i l.l'A K K * ttr, unnxuilnhlr on Jim Thcii|>t*. j of ih. fii«t t>«*i i«»«| Sinkwlch Ift JanJi'fikinnon ntrijrht half. , El*. U a ffr-bnmn *h«» Marrnl Ti I f!oy Willlr lli*«toii. Johnny fly to Cliff Kim -fy in the left ■■ ■■ —- —-----—» , ®t lt‘»lx rt K. I*«*e Hi^fh Schitol in Kildic .Malum and othi r an ! fImI«•. Killl*fv hiifhlinllt'tl *10 \nitU - lly l i t till VI 1 st l i t l | R n llin u IJ r O J lIiS ^®clc*nnv^lr' ^ vct€r*n of t■»*•l « I,«»tI p^xkin immortal*.* Hut. lhu*ncio4* the T I T ifonl Enrly •triil Hil .U I •»iti linril uiul tin* Ionn* i .Arnty Air Cotfif, lit* in five fi*t*i ^tentciit offi'iialvp buck in niiMlcrni In* »i*roiiil «|u« i i Kiuiikie «fro|»* VI- Newtfealure. H atriiiK lid U s ITlH.ADEt.l’IIIA lit.- team li r f i i c .i t m r - a t ’ jelevtn* Inchc* tall, wfiftlm 1 H.i int«»rrollrtfi tW« f«>othall ami y»tpi i^rd u IVynnln ijito K**n Kcup* A.m i h In ox iii i l n #|ia. ' Mu uiumN. lie ii JO year* old. |i«r»ril lovok will |ifnvi- it lintnl* >o tin* t*i*«l /••in'. Jhu many quarters ronsideicil -to- In •■ l -IMHI II.* Ktl|. o M111 bl’ uki't |Florida Grid Men | S t. IN S ID E SPORTS R EPO R T A u g u s tin e , X S d n fo r d G a in e s v ille H a v e A n d C o p p e d P la y o ffs lly I.FIAGI'K .SKKVH’ E Ill'llE A U the eve of the seventh an* Town Hall’ Series nuiilt>n "f'las* l» Champiortship of film Southeast'’ series between the ■j winners lo Be Resumed At;®..« a,hofofMtljc Georgia-Florid* iniid Florida State la-ague SHnugh- 15O U t h e r i l ( o l l e i r e * " * ' *>■ l»lay-off*. interest in the rfilial outccnif waa »icn incrcaa•'.g in view of tin- fact that each I. \K El.ANi*. Sent. 2-"» I'hc ■league ha* won three series, nnd (Town Hall Sc-rirv six .entertaining •ne pufse Tor the seventh vvill i •nil informative urograms, will bleak all recurils, uiathur perIF. prrsrntnt hv Florida S oirh- 1 u '■lilting. iidlrge this year, aenoi ling to .in tl' e Florida Slate la-ague entr y ann. ulicriiu-iit made by ('resident won the I'.iti.. |9.lx and 193-J a Lurid M. Spivey today. unis .while the G'corgia-F'lnridii lly plv-glallls. to lie pii-sculet repm t r 's ’nie honor* III IUT7. 1910, in th- Annie Pieiffri chap I, nr.*: an I 1941. I Nov. 27, HctU-rt Agar. I’uiitrer . In 193d. St. Augustine, after I I ,riV » ‘ tbor I ,r| forme, .si.to 4-iim,n a t ,Hnnant-w I q-h i n g . ' j U f t l . ui.ville .I miner 3,.u..i.l .jgi,,, M ,|U. ha,, flrilt climinat.sl g)H»Ung rn (he pmlilei... o f woe:d L w ,,|U . UlI|.(. to , two • colailHiratjon. ’ a„d ,heo Smford. four to two. ' lJl U n Kuickk l ? 7 T V r Du- State rmineavillc Leaguer* ilww kei." fint* i r,wt. ion UpI1, allpkmrnTt-jouru.I.st. -in -n dr 4s|.i,aM.i **«Tj5cl^ -Tour- out o f fivo . S' i “ *' " Ga.m .ville I,Jil previously ' , ' *\ tl . . •liinmmcil Oilumlit. thu*e to uni. J ig. I t. . Il.uc. III.,..,.father. tuuL 1^ , ...Uoe-foar out of six J , l ,.Br e v i t o . " " . ! «„,( plillos. pin-.- Feb t lame. It g .fo re . J-. ’4Ji’.lt1*1.... . !'• .. ‘ ' * * " » ' ' V ,f' Feb. IS Jeanne fti ll>. «tage. ■adl an.’ television actress, p.e *>.*nlifiir hi*i mwiiV inmirilmiiut •rim Mystery-" f The..... Burr.*’ 'V :h ; ' ’.uohr.V ' -K h '- . of . thb .illustrious . . . aciriii«t. Who U ^ v t u tiiifg to thI llileil S " l e . for a JoUl dlilll.y "r 1’ "n “V I of rtbnbllitnl.oi, ( t .i n c i i ..... • ' " t ” Eu. o|h-, Iriyn ,...r . hu, g - j . ... Uevander'. star.to,bled Santo, d tilery feds wasted ............ Albany, winning four m|| • f|vi. af|rr „ „ a * )U w, Fpil, Wl„, (lUt „ f , ;u, icnim*«; \ihtii|M'il th'l.;itttl ami _ 7-cViv, lyeorgin Flluriila I'.’ 19lu. i lie t\u ,.„|lv .mm Wnyerov vVayerovs • took the llf ,)„. n,Undo TS-nator*. „ 1|( ),.M| v imi - ly drlei.led Uaytona th ieo ga,„.-. „ M, ,.f four, and had n io w N H tT .E V E I.A M i. Sept. '.r.-l/Vl , ' " v l ',U. ' ! ........ ........................ Man Mu.ml ..f the St. I-U . ... f„ llr inim.H r * r,lln;.,» . a i ,,l Mickey N.einon f ,|„Ilmnt,d 0 r tho U ai*hin^lvfi Senatoi 4 hii%r l«lll i.- Alull' fourth idio'e le estrurg just a!*v»u’ . Inn h»'»| th^’ir tuittin*' I........ . A II It ........ . winning iitiUn- •• 11tvi i• t jv« Maj." I i lo,,*. three games -rut of Lvaifui" Muaidl . flu, 1 -i , with . . , loo* I the final--.. l.er_shuig swept the . t,n mark and if be nni.-diu* , , | , < ( (- ( allo w thm f i uii lie will i t* Iti i l In- I util xim let Asill hi* fit at National I • .lyne to tulf •• •*(•! .lilVXil* ‘ I'fftll hat .370 ii , «>xt i xiiK‘%* I lucky 4" . . o , f (..* I..ii )i Ii'Kk Ui i iej»o;t Philadelphia’s Eagles Girding To Beat Toughest Foe “ Precedent By. Callinp: »'• SerimnuiRe For Team '" a n g u r I I ^ * w i i x i a m h . j k .. v n - jkiaili: s i „ u „ i i ",'.f a , U n ive ls il) , I'.mIi I tliltrw u 23 \ b i .I tiiurhdnw* III Iraitbatl tlriu-.v Neal, - t-lrll i.Miiti ri w i»ft b*n K flr lil l a l r i i ! Sar ------ . eran o f the I 9 lfi t.ator eleven] (ie or gia , ro w playtog with lbei|M«s to I. mar llavis later in th* ilelptila Kngi*-- lyiv* a unique «*u t liw lit iilv M u li.i ititil I 'l tti lia i -i xx lit I'.l dl|1 llli\l Ml HiLv W I N T E i r "I'AT'TvT'Sepf,’ 25. ( T V w h s n be id . y t d . T e g u b f f quartet <N-,.W y „ rk y al, k „ . , „ f ihr All '.ecu....... .. . tu-f.-re t . aeh W .1 poriunf.v h« on iirih il .11 w i 11 .is i h r foiinet — roach Jack MctJcwall of the back. A scrappy back ho park* Amecca Gonfereuce. ift lu iil ill I 'r '.i K m i tn vii ) |lutr» |*»ul«l K« t Kiank bwch ' bnolltm* auax Tin* Nnii.m il t «m mKolliiis College g r l d d o r * has i light in hi* |iiO pound, five Get |„ ,brrr , rat, ,, r»»r it Ia— .. I hi* rami-. Tl» uihn Imi. h rr^iwn tnr thi* thtnt i »»•*»»! %• .r broken n precedent of many year, ten ineh flame. He in a. former 1910 I I - 12— Sinkwirh'* running Hmw rime on n 11 yaM run In I9H (or rxainp)*' »!»•• Faw i « v »* »v||\ u Pl N n K standing. Fie'* ortlercil rlnii> l.ills^j'ioiigh High School,- latiipa. >nil |>4««imc k .tinrtl 1.7-10 >ard«. In' t hit.I nuiiiti*r wl»» n Siitkvt ' i %>•**•I altil lint til*’ New Y*»ik (ilrtlth lirX A M *. Pi \« ' I't scrimmages f t r the Uam. 1 "f»r. a sophomore, |i* year* old fi*»0 muff ll'iin Kill (•f«Miir\ tulle I to filial an • |><tl I'Rax w . M.” , r , V :lr "•'-••-I M.-n,l..y ...m. 5«» cni.diHeretofore the coach has limit-! H. earned nine Utter* in high lot * I for 1923*21-35 at lltinnU. nivoi Eaxtern Dlv'sl.a. title to .be Olanu ........... I ’ mverslly’. by a half game f ,Hl|lMl|| ,t.atll id scrim m i»s to winter practice; . IF the exception of u IIABOLD G RIFFIN, a freshjeiBionj with .Last year, they again nnswered the cnlb fnr~lhp -uliovwi promise In single srrimmagr; the Wetfi l-efori- man, , ireennd tw-M. althtmgh~ttii-y- tn*nr pratil,e M-.-unu-^WuSl curt?nt“ xvbrkodt«' ar'l*ITT'a('k."‘ "A T a tha opcningT game. r* -lU h o ontV teanvto .l-Aal tie- rbain-',|u. fi,,t game ngi.io-t the Ala - By i.M rists* r m . Itr Aukrlsirl Prr.a «rrappy~-t*f-pirond“ ftVF"foot eight J plim Cleveland Hams. Tin- F.aslern Ti i^ h e r-- jii.l lh.ee w ed’ The [tollins mentor ?ay*'hg has inches, he is a former Hillsbor­ Division uinnor * thr Waihtiiuton {| t '"in*h NC l I ' uvrll pi -. hated to take the chance o f in- ough High SrhiMil star and Ir-tjer ‘ Spirit* run high when tli........ Uni-! ...... .. ..... ... .. ....... ......... Kvrry oiii r in a u liilr »omi h. ly t R,i|sklfi^ illvhliil • » p % It oj inrrt In lilt r Iftif tliilliiiia qtiirirk. With 30 new men on the j vet ily of Washington Huskies a-lqim* a horse i-nt of a > Inim-iu [ )ng* wuli i)uEagli squad he says he has to find out' lnt* n' I r years old. t* iii |ni •hilly f lu II ittrt« htu.' |* " ,l the Washington Stale College-rare no.I the unhappy new ow-.-rl |w,tb„n*l.vel vv-ir oi • •• k'tlOl* • ••••.I.tl “ |i||11|||* Cvhat they can do. Hollins nat HITTING PITCHERS I Conga. S get together for their Is stock for a V /e.h|r sum p,., ,(; | | M< le,.. I. .1 , I. lie. .1.. hasivt I___ •» had a lesm for lhr-i It'll onlyi •i u*lifi"itt|l f« ntj«ull |f«mr t olor tin* h. r*r m»»<’tn Midi .in *icci«i f,t bn« kfP .j ih.u 'In f . i» s'i. %. year* but the squad missed winST. LOUIS, Sept. 25-01’)- ful lluck li.til.-y, the Washtilgtiih uuiing ihr race. Vall ,|,e lliiloliiia-. Imiiii ti r practice this year. With ik .-I.rifM i xnuo.l rn h.i.tl Sl* t‘*nlinal c*li ftfimtAtil couch, him*; At Detroit t h »- ! „««•.(lai. r srni tom? im.iii.u rm lit Hlit A V With the largest squad cn nami Mn r ,.:iW lf> , spitrtirn* rr(| frU.n ()U.Htiiu),|f iw|„ ur ...... 1— vxorkjt • .......-thin • numnirr. . . . .......... -sli-r he came to Hollins In 1929. lw#u; p u(|)ike >(]^ p lllini<grrs. he'week before (be butlb- an,| it Ark., was saved ft ..in )..•( •<» h o r d - t.\ Itle t e m i-t ' wliil*- v. loitliu the groimtl gatnlng pui.i t< mm ll-.S ItiN , S.-pi i,Pi - |i « oach McDuwall is P*"*UI''’ 4 gJI! gives hi* pitchers an'extra turn usually take* him w.x-ks to c«ol an expeiAive mishap, .only and total M'orlm: titles Gist year, 'won't l-n long now In-Tore Nr w " 'r° ,lw . U l L ' r° f > * « m n r practice, and tho prac-,off. ’ cause he was « little weak In addition, to Van llur-n. the - •og.l-ni.i b a s e b a l l fans know Eagles bad pamlng Roy Zliiinirr- mJi'-ther tlu-y'll" get t„ *#H tb.-i g-me Oelnber llfh wHh WHk. ’U tU d tha" Canls^lo' A.1 .,h' ,,U,ky' C?U* ' r . ev.J.ptllln*. *pecrtv Ernie Btccle. bard- i Woibl Series. Ib.slou lied S-ix ur* ago, former WSQ head Writing out n claim for the man. % victory Thursday, guturday it waa ,-ral > ," t nmnliur Jnclc Hinkle civil I v Konnv official* nni.»unre that the ticket* Coach Kali# lloll.ngbrry I g n e d * little Pilcher Mu RartuVfMcy nnd oilier brilliant will In inuih-,1 tonight The I94d ccntest b e t w e e nn .cored the winning win,,.a,* „,. ----- Mailev ........ t<- the ......... - — ------------- ,.___ •- pum. Ht. Ia>ul« pies* box telephone. mp ,,ON-|. T|„. , tl „• bat k .' ' Gtorgia’s Bulldogp and Fb-rbU’. run, and Monday Harry llrccheen Uailey did a swell job of phoning .rd* disallowed the claim, which . Tli.-v had aU-lengiiP A: Wlvtcrt • „ sortk? , X n r f0Urth , «'■ Uul‘ ,0 ..........serrations tf> .he 'bench. 7 ® f«r and fha.lt. .h -t- and VI- Hears al ia. kl>- --n* <>l ihc bl a sene* started In_l3l5. _ . lctory over Chicago.____________. 8lldd.nly a Washington ball car- ly afterward was ov. rj.-yed -bat c lrcu llA heal end duos In Jack K.-r __________ _______________ I rinr ripped off tackle f..r twenty i ha was s l.n-l s|M-ll*-r. Pony I t- rante and Lurry t-..hf.Jli , ,i-.ibl, ysrds. Halley scresmcd into the press broke down and had •- 'w ISIu I tmL-kmi al . eiil.-i -uni nil., telrph.ne: ’ Crt ttvat t.li.nk.ly taken away-in a h.»r»« -."d.ula- e. blc Druip c Itaiulii. cl and Ih-I. Sul fridge at guard |dii> ex. ellrnl nblink r)ghl tackle qf our* to move r ' . . acrvcA over.” Unfortustcly, souuoiie b<*d{ •* Praetically all Itiese plav- r> are crossed up the connection*. Hvick alone boomed over Ibe publicadHailey’s excited Instruction* for^ r^ s* system fur everyone in the back lor tin- I94A r aiiiiwiun atouri with a flobk ol lUgldv regarded the car* of Coach llolllngberyj stadium to hear. newcomers * f ICC. Tho Eagles, dubbed the be.-.t six-ond best team In fiaiiball, may he able lo hurdle that "w e atinnst made It’’ Jinx this year —Neale says only “ no prcrllc-*. ttona. Out front camp hrndipinrtrrn hr haa handed out a few Ipdlcnlltum of a great change In playing style. H U 'S M L For a-xkmple. whereas alt U»c (large eeleelion) passing tor Die past two «• rjii ••» I I :pthe from Zlnnnorinsn I »n I aan or Tommy Thomp_ un this season Is going iO»k ,fq) Utoentlf from all backs. ft w a r \ ' f♦. a (by Montague) ■■ : s f ' i 14 .Van- it men. himself a capable ,q »-j. t,'«r«l-».'|' p*AMr-Ak Jmulxlalia Btate. will be •.* O h i'O fw ^ o fg Uireats as vfell as 11 live onedltn#- Virginia Military Ingtltuttf comblnnttnn of Joe Muha SPORTS LAUGH -SPORTS OROITY I *«)uitk III! •• I (of Si I aHII* to it] )• v on* attriiiU nc.* nm rka Veitiini oxer » ui anil h.i i i r i . i l n*.i ..nlv in j in re ifu hi'ltls a *uli tant ml ' Irinl >xrf hi* li.f ........ . Ion »i« file |»Iu> tiffn nt iirtiti'tl rixd»l. T. .I f\ illi.i n-a of 1937. If 'tun. Olirnuiis lm iih , x\ ill Im* p la y e il In •. '" I f M t % %ill th r a(i Mill| kliV'l I h. fi.iirl.tiivl .it i)t. Cat. ak - v\ •* IllUliri liAu ••( \|*•t yItilt. I i ten -' »«* M ». >'• ..- i* va.iif t tiller • ••lulu if -i»wii .lull' f.»i traxei, ihrti ivtiittflt in h lot ilia tdinrx, ,i'turnin^ t«i im••l * do* nm.ie.l. SCOOP WE rtAVE JUST REL'ETVED A SHIPMENT OF NEW KEPI.ACEMENT COLLARS O f N o n - W ill We fu rn ish P. S. W h ile B ro a d c lo th the v o lln r nnd pul fo r Y o u r O ld S hirts it on fo r 64)r ea ch Bring your dry cleaning along wilh you D O W N T O W N C LE A N E R S AND LAUND R Y V M3. Pnlmello Avt-nuo P h o n e '9 1 4 wv~ Largo Supply No. 7 NATIONAL PRESSURE COOKERS $17.80 LIN - X LINOLEUM WAX THURSDAY and FRID AY Fishing: Rods........... . 85c to $19.50 Bamboo-Salt Water Rods 'WMsa*£80W\ Magic Weed Killer! WEED - NO - MORE $13.25 ' Fly Rods ............... . $8.50 to $15.75 Automtic Fly Seels .... ..... 10% DDT Activated $8.25 w • #. i n,in\ Boys’ Ffesh Water Casting Reels $2.75 * l Tackle Boxes ...................... $6.75 IXCLUSIVI DEALIRSHIftS *) jj| | :• Salt Water Reels ........ $9.00 to $14^ LUCILLEMl v-1 cum RE WILLIAMIBM ;r-T pp«n In FLORIDA for PESTROY - INSECT KILLER With DDT Added CORNER KRETOL INSECTICIDE Fall City Minnow Buckets......$2.60 Large Selection o f Lines and Baits UNIVERSAL NEWS . " . '' Madsl Mjme on Di*ls» •< oUar o n *«o (U . W v ater(omv New York 301 East First Street ■ I 0 I-IIL T 9B00UCTS INC. f . 0. M# 1*4, Wat.rt.wa, N. Y, • ■? • • '• [ ■ k t - • • - ‘ I ' �THE SAWFQRg -HERALbt: SAWFOfaD, - FL®RI>A— ffitists Find $ THE OLD HOME TOW N he Chairborne Often Careworn *In Grtuk churches the Bfto. th* original Greek text. By STANLEY C O M E Q M K lO s; THEBE G O ES *TME L A S T Ace Amusement* S a n fo rd ’s C olored Th tst 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 LO O KO U T- » < TH AT, * amazing * 2 TREES % X H AUNTED Iquatferx, limited periods In between which •'EMPEROR JONES" 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 stopped roaring buck from Hj\R. LEM . . . op he rose from i art two of the iline. At left la * boot expression may Indicate his thoughts of tha plan, Unlernaftonal) Most wild* mammals elghtod, THE A1EW TfcUAKT O FFIC E R M A K E S USE OF SO M E TR ICK S HE LEARA4EO//J MIS ARMY CAMOUFLAGE WORK'— fA R R tlX ’S PACKAGE hah ST O I L R - All Colored Cast 12c Admission it i x c i D i b iu o . j\ o n e 9 ]'$ - There are aaven, different kind* of fog. , The renort was signed hy LI. Col R. F. Tredgold, two majors and a captain. Tlie population «f> Texas In pc«l 287 percent lulwrr-n 1890 UNO,* c * • r a y s « s s i « » a smsskiX;,?^ « 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 aiVIMNOiCeoffray f r a * 1* Arthblahvo of C to. t«gbuT7. !• ehown after he had da-i Hvareda sermon at tha Cathedral of a t John Iht Divine latfew York a ty . The Prlmsto of AD England aald that tha wvaknesa of (ha world kl«atatkc(.ftlth. (Interneilenat) ■*»'*. _* « *_* this hot pullman porter to a' KING hope of obtaining promotion by death id ‘ his seniors. Though may be mightier than tne mechinegun, he seldom has the satisfaction of using,the keys himself as an outlet, and any anger or irritation he fecll is ■tqre likely to Iw vented on other department* than on the ’-enemy, "In these circumstances it'la no wonder that arid letters, riilldlsh p****»bbtp» ov-r mrimrortnnt de tails .and- abese of rank ■ err bnown.*’ * *. Nothing ■ KAL1BPELL, Mont. — (JP ) — Aroused by three recent attack* Western anthropologists on human beings by grin ly bears In northwest Montana, the Kali* mate that African civil Ixal « s l l Dallv Interlak" ft advoent* some 10.OOo ytars old. lag repeal of trapping law*'.that ing, It was announced today. Labor Day w*« mad# a'legal Representatives of counties protect the griaallea. hulIdav by -act of Congrtat In One bear mauled a camper bad­ ■1NWthroughout tha stala art expaetA . • Derora it was killed by a rifle ly before cd to atlsnd ths meeting. A. L. ty James, president of the Reminds bullet. __________ Ai forester County branch, today reuueatad Into a tree and lore o ff his shoe*. Ninety-two languages a all local iximhin to attend the A ’ gnlall dog saved two hunters lecta ane spoken In Irt^a, ccnference. Wash benches and swivel wheel* will eliminate much of tho aloop­ ing and-heavy lifting of wash hask afa nn ln tm H ru ifa tt r V ’ on laundry day. 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 and other c ritic a l m a te ria ls 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 flh r V 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 Irianda- < JV ' *r' * ' aortal and chrtc actlelilW -™ \ « -i ■ r. i \ i\ T h r if t • UP* of W oefoc* iasarsisc* 40c �-1 1 • * ~ ~ : — ~ -f ■■ • : 7 T H E W E A T U LK " In U n it y T h a r * I a S tren gth — * P artly cloudy this afternoon through Fridny. iVltlcly acattrred lhund*(ritiowdri in afternoon. • r * Protect lb* Peace *1 lb* We*W| ■ f' Te PTMnele Ute f t « p m ef America, T m Fled at* Prespet Ily far Sonferib AN V O L U M E X X X V II E a ta b lia h rd IM S Kaiser Defends War Profits IN D E P E N D E N T D A 1 I.Y N E W S P A I’ KU SA N FO RD , FLO RIDA, THURSDAY, SEPT. 2 G,. Itt-IG Truman Says NO. 2 6 6 Associated Prcis l.e a irtf Wire G reece Ready For Return Of s Aftermath Of Heavy ICnyrli.sh Rainstorms 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 ASHINGTON, Sept. 20 (/P)—Tin* <scarcity o f nieui is upperipust in Wtudiliijftorv converHAtiomi today as it ih y elsewhere * in tfi6 country. There U no sinttle, clear-cut answer to be found ’ to the $ ' question of why meat is - 3 scarce. On l» tjroup said that ■ r fanners huvu plenty of cattlft Yugoslavia, AlbaniaDeny Sending Subversive — 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 his throno in (Iret'cO oh .Saturday morning. Sept. 2 0 , after spending most .o f tin) wpr in Lomloti iij exile. (Ireetp* is .tori] liy civil w ar and spokesmen for the Hour's govemnllmt have acclist'd Alhaula and Yupro- !i»ua .)f armhigMwtbvtrxiya U*s V - O l’ A allows let Ur price*, or tuitl) menu nmt rending them into ' - pi ten cal liog* are knocked off iiiifthfrn* Greet* to fight. Tha 'nraxtit*iy^Anolhar<group maintainYuirorinv knd Albanian rurww« «U that farms** are not. holding in*‘i.l -i have dented tha charges, cattl- tack. Thu gYoup contended Iml the fact remains that every * that farmers uro fattenlnir up djy brings fn-*h report* df fight* • their cattle to pinko batter beer, inn and killing. and that tha cattlo will not ba reedy for the market fifr weeks. , Iv ...is lioprit r K11. , in Athens that th* tetum of Kiiur George will some* *3 Regardless uT tha argument*, j L. '1 • t ' yr>T', -' s'ituliinm tha fact remains that the rangca ^ t e ^ s ^ b t fifB S are loaded with cattle. A record WIST COAIMNOUSHIAMT Henry J. Kaiser (tenter) turn* over the III Alhetis for tin* Kiiik’n return ntimoer ot cattle retched th’e riinrkey* for (he Ant of hla assembly-line homes to Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Saturday All ulmiir, tho i t b l l l ket during the time OTA. ceilings lllnley, In Los'AngelcvCal., a* their children, Clay. 4. and.Cathy. <1. hav,. viud tliVjr worn protoatln^* were o ff on meat.. During .Hint look on. A t'i'lgJit'llT rlU Burns, president of the KaUer Community ilit* Kilims irturn period cattlo producers could ] I on lift, which plan* to build 100 of tlir prefabricated dwellings a week. ■: charge any price for their meal vkiU «"h»M« (lawn coolThe live baric ityle* will aell between |a,BJ0 and Jft.O So. (tntenfafiunut i they could get, and prices went i '» Sa!iu<|;.\ fiidiiiitig for th^“ up. • w- MVfptuMi All permits for lit i y iU|Lf a ru m lu iv ii 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 ' l l i t It flu * \ V :i - I m j j f •* U'HHi-rn f«»r a -depth of about would ordinarily hnvo- been sent I "It r t f l l i t o f ’H i t I F l . U V s •t f T i h o r 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|||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 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,! ItmjmM Itrtttalk MMlfCM In Album sent a petition to tho Hoard of t f * 1i v«if * o n 11n ‘ t t F -'I I'onpil, i- it I n n TOKYU, Sept. :*tl. pfn— The wnf inert) are two ways to do it, OTA i 4\ the Hini-lt 11oopM JHU County i Com miu tuners at their !♦'!il l »■i -- it I n * at 11 ti a t • a j j i « ct**1 t tJ ietinx ‘r,ni« 1, m* can do It If approved by the — p l, if u s S« i,* d III u urns next mielln i «v r |? an iu l ti ihi ia* t, eeiifj cirttr V o .f s u w * m t 4t tn H H m i'l !i* n t ia v li% o f f it 'e n 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 tern divijiloMi if* i« Ibe inif wlthdrar^ withdrawn, Agent C C. R. lMwson.aatd today. iTlw M >W,d.| « , „ « e m u , , w ith r i ’ lM t '- s f iiln f t V f . , , f A t I r t u t ic i\\i divtsdofii it lomdixi. rh>- Hiilisl. luborlt?. Petition* it io l i . . . I f t ' « * l o lH * ia lo iw . t be *.1«in« «t Mr-;n,n..-,„omfH Ixforo | S I U r l , l i Vh:'. wf.* ........... 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 im t y lim it - i n d u s t r y u h i i v * f r . g u 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 i li a lt lilt* etitfO ttr . , . _ t , ; I hi? It 'C O h l O f It R fH T F l r o l l f g l iuitslimi hij»iiih| |Hiwfr wutlirnt t! favorable, Is passed on th. : • rlri III Holland .uni !.«• .1 ill It: 1 i*T ,f r e n ,l u m . litciud t*^ on i h v v ixCv tK 'tw fp n J a p K o r e a n M inint* 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 a d h c i-n ( li«> |tf"iiir|gtjj I p«Hfi| o f the industry may appeal to thu! Wm 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• qu.it.**! the o i foroo.IIi,.(. wj.eH_|,e_ th* jsetltlonptn th atqu.it.-d (he Nazi as uririnr— liririnir—ni 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 wir in Europe. Tlii 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 h our , ^*4 l i e -Joint chief* of ‘staff. w. T 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 work w ill, u n ity rb ■ miral Erneet J. King from tes■» " nif. h tvmyr l b* Smnk v The i>>>- • .)• I n 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 mutters uff.-et o.- tin- -lo l* . . m iu n i i i «It l»•* 1i tin iH M f 'it h in e c u th r se c re ta ry oi r . u r ; . , a j W liul|, , w |(t)Wt.r lp i!, lo r ,.t n llu , r tf ii a -.- 1 -la til o '" i.-i'T to 51*01 Juitioi f'tiniulo-. , T t'oiomerce uf thry hope In be able to get the lull tliu t.iu s li ftinh elondil follow -y -| ;«f ti fitjilut«(ill ..'I, for chief •to- . *, i - -u a , 0 1 rent tJv 11 1, til (lo- Municipal Fore*i am! Ferk Association tjlc j , , , , , mlk flinKol,llt,. Mu, h i, S|| ro.tytrttu.. .... I .r e u lr . is, material rrivased. **n .iffit ml* *,»v rI**- Sln-ri \ I*. ,'H'er v** ,,-1 / ..lot -,s|t 1.tk.-.t »,’r.uife.oents under which fire control is main- , uuku wus .|u»te.| n. replying ll .i sue M IAM I HKACil, H*pt. till. </P>— He believed to- " i l l .el,j u t k fi it it* iwvit» cUll, , VOt'.l .- .1 lin t l u l l . . 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 ' . i u v e in M r.,nikll| „ ut , r/ld ,tB Wl. „ ,f soint-atoil I*' the tight »*t Sen.|..r util u>ttn ole -lith e 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* v o l e WIM I ll-Ill tn p re m o it M I11, H e -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 walk 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 U n lit u n t i l 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 f r i l i t i l l f " I I ' l t l l i h j ' !» ., s t llk * * , 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 * . . , ., , *! . Io n o f H ie I i r e r,, 1 , 1 I ' o t i e e 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 “ t r l i i p b f t i u j j i i i ti C i f t f l l m r c l i ei 11* f . ' i h I I h ’ I .no, 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 I la I tb.-M fticill . i l l , t, tt hi I.**| oi ie..i- -iif" and purA F 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»iM ili in n i' xtuki* I II I H 'I H I 1#^ I l t K I J ^ C 11,;| ***1 t tt (.rsl Run to be put ed »p by such fires, Mr. Dawson |S f V * ' T a l Iluni-.1I|*I r t . t f k f i t *.f t h e , 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' 1added that "He 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 Cliff un -ii r ile H« ffir »'V#i yliiiti|f H self-1* Whitney did not apeelfy to 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 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* 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 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 upZ ' 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 flgntw. 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 2T.,irt'tl f.trii.me worker* lo return North America, MANII.A, Sept. 2ft-UH)-lV*ai-1J’.""' ’2 i MOBJ., F '1The Fl AI trailers, — -... ■I » J. . three i .. f o f f h* t^ T th ,ando IliKhwwy. Capt. IP* Tlllia eannc.1 food* were -ready and Hlte.-r* i.f to then jobs. The rultwny is t'reahlcnt Hnttgau repurled , th*( M-)**uel Roxas 0r ‘ he Philip-p h ? ]» A B d jsddedthat earnparrd 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** of “ 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«r. ration, and the of mittrd to help Military baaaa. Float* said that th* aervico performed. . « , | . ,i xt ti,ic a * i ft I ( li U 'll, il l t - iv- ado|diott vi tr. * * — 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 Forwl Service, in Prompt Action Needed In Petition Plan For County Fire Control Unit Japs Wert* Afraid House M erchant 1“n,o"ner* in Marine Hearings 2‘E'o", KssrL 'o.iuTTo End Tomorrow & Holland Leaves West Coast Ship Operators Will To Open Office Not Attend Washington Conclave k. In Washington Pittsburg Hit >,Nt*w Senator Says Ho Open Mind On Wouldf. Has l f. S. Foreign Policy' U. S. Fleet Not Strike Back With One More Crippling Strike Sired Car Workers Quit In Separate Dispute With Firm 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 B R T Elect fr ie n 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 ( a p ilu l,..! i\ Kotcan Kail Slriltf t . 1,1- , •>..a ... ugi. money Navy Talu's Triiilorn I'Yom Sanford Park iSrSnSSSf «2*2S m. h»t — »■ ■ •"'*"■* there la no significance in tha son of Michigan Instated that tho Interruption o f the complicated committee either clean .up ita ‘ robl*m. '*> work or postpone hll (lending earn In favor of a thorough to­ rn Iry trio hop*, building, Furguson declared that th* committee • b * prevtou* y*ar hr M tr*cta*.j ----- ^ ----■huul.t put Ita entire stuff to Newspaper Week « y have »*v*n bat* radio ' W ASHINGTON. B *p t 2fl. OT)— “ itmm-rit.'- dsteamls.*' Th* tierstudying the housing situation in Gons, 40 mobtl* radios and 172 7 ^ gtgte 'D*partjnent has pulw "amn foreign minister • then Diwl I’mclaimcd By an to C*« Hd Of rid tape WM ---- Itshad a secret German documant tw-pur*iiarte the Jztmnn* nmb**build actual lirhig quarter* Gov. Caldwell nn4 which r*v**U that Germany and Mdor that the beat way fur the i na Senator asserted teat thonsJapan w«r* working at diplomat!* Axis to win the war wa* for Jap: -nds of houatne axperia are plann­ Orange City Hotel ero*a pttrppMa during on* phaz* in to Join th« attack on Russia, ing and studying without aerier­ of the War. The document ahowa Oshima eahl Japan wax about ing production. Has New Manager that in -1048, Japan was att.emp- to attack Australia and India and ha* procfaumMl th* period ling to arrange- peace between had no Intent tun of taking on from Oct. t through O t l l aa William P. Hinton, part com- Germany and' Rowia, at the very the Runtime, Oshima went un to Natimial Nawapaper Wertu The Pope Plus Approves manty * f th* V. V . W. Drpart- moment when Germany waa try- euggeat that if Germany should Governor eaH* a poo Floridian* of Virginia, announced to­ log t* get Japan to jump on Hue- decide to come to terms with Rua* “ with U. S. Foreign Policy mant si*. Japan would be prepared for day that h* and a group of *x- *ia from behind. servicemen hav* taken over Ut* The same document also offer* it The document goes on (a ’ i ROHE, 8«| oDeration * f , th* Orang* City further *rid*ne* that Germany quote Oehitna a* asking RibbonFaricy. on a t to link trop whether Hiller atlil planned and. Jap ipan once hope,! Hot*!. fore**through throughRussia Ruealaarand India, to crota the Caucasus mountain* operated hotel* _____ Mr join Japan In the Near East, Red SU tea for Thia new document was inelu trop aizured Jhe Japanese , He Mid that fh« ns it SO tl ambaaaadur that the plan still I* (t*pariw**t|l* ih* v i » r « »* K gw .,: ■♦.», .'.i,*<•#»' m i . by membari of would b* man., The document is actually a plagThe document revealing theae hi* f a m lW ^ r by-play account of a conference Sealing* between the Axl* power* 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* * “ * “ Oshima. about a iTar froov-jiow, several Ih- N a ™ . Taps Worked A t Diplomatic feuS!i;>Sd £n p t t mSri5 Cross[ Purposes In One Phase O f W ar AlLA r ,% i»'<5 ir llfiS w !! 8m - the Cilv oi Sanford would not increase Ihr value of taxation of ptiialcty owned property which was cleaned up for the purpose |uf beautification. Tills statement waa made in NKW YORK, Sept. 2 G -W V C. A. Maddy. director o f the Th f ’uast Guard said Imiav it Jnt*rrr«»loii City ln*tllutr» i» now answer to a report recently mad* , lifl.l received Word of on H. 0. S. taking choige uf bulliting* a* thnt the City woul<|-increase th* llnidcntifitM] Ship School Taking Over Uaditm SOS Stenuta Vacant Buildings rom un unidentified ahip in dlatrea.a ntKiut #00 miles southeast of llermuda. No additional details on the ship or its plight were they are vacuied by the Navy .ot the Sanford Naval Air Station, and . ii proceeding with renovnv Gone in order that the faculty’ available, ond student a of the. Institute may Radio murine rornoratlun also move In. picked up tho dialresa signal at U(Hiding now being worked up­ ■la (.‘hatnsm, Maas, station. on are Ship* Service. J. 0. Q. and 0. O. q. According to Chamber of Commerce Manager Edward Higgin*. some of the N ew »ur* tua will be used to furnish the ullding*) the rest will be purP A R I S - - S iF lT 2ft— IA1) —Th* chased. Windsors Plun Trip To England Shortly puke of Windsor 1* planning to take hla Dutches! to England next - mpnth for th* ft n t tint* •Inc* he renounced hU throne thrpne ». This to marry her tert yctra ago, jk* >>f was disclosed by the Windsor’s secretary uy In Vans. Th* P*c»wtari- said ehe doe* nut know whether Ah* coupl* plan* to stay In Britain permanently. Said e SAFETY HULKS ESTABLISHED WASHINGTON, Sapt. 2«~ W 7 -Rigid safely rulea hav* b#*n eat*bliih*d for xrorkm«n removing the last trace* of - radioactivity from .76 veaaela at Bikini two moiitha ago. These ships war* supply, repair and support v*e- .. .......... waa mad* for the purpose afJtMP* lug any commercial benefit* th* property value and taxation would be adjusted srcqrdingly. , O N LY 4 M O R lf DAYS L E F T | RENEW YOUI >r th* *«*, Riviere and nothing, hoa bron d*eid*d.” 1 value and taxation of property In tho event any action Was taken by the property owner to bMuli- . fy the l*nd. Tresident Raligan pointed out however, that if the beautification m i ■ ,: ■ ' -r* m m - j j. � 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 25, 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/2b92c426f5a07dadfe73b7c1cf8a4e31.pdf 7e5f97494dd265ff2c571e2adb1596c9 PDF Text Text TUESDAY, 3EPT. 24, l&4j THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Hluiitlit), lift1 "JH A. IJq l> iS i uf HAim*-i*. v k n a iii .i. Iirfm ila til* Ol VOUCH ••riii: h tatk lU lK U T IN tlH : TO V B N A III.K w h «»»* or! iv . W1i Ml IITfit aK*1n*t you Mill .a 1,1 Legal Notice o r TIIK IN T lr t : C IR C U IT COUI n in t u J IIW C IA I. «‘l a n i> r o it h k h in o l i: H T A T K O K K U O H ll’ A. l' k k y S o « * i N A O U f H V K N A H I.K l-laln U ff. "t i! j > .,f itrfm ill w ill l ..-VI.-*I'll" * 1 • lj(, I tint tt>l> Btftlr**|ifl p u M f.h .g n w *»k fo r r<ii0 » r u n .rc u ilta , In lha Ha Ilford l l r ml 4 » r K lurld*. * W iln riia my h»n.l and o f ,aaid Court lh i« 11*1 J lu iu d , X H . '. U I I . a v. iik iin im .n n t r k o f Circuit i ham lm il* County Hr It U Uimiili"K 0 IIK V K Itl.V A ilu riu v fo r ttrU lu lf* Klft. • K.mitin! Jd»"K»\AS I'lM ln tllf , 1 hi: A I t I f A It n T L t r r -d »n * a and • jd fr M l»: H arry I*. Variable i l l O akland A n n u a Athene, ila o r g i* Vim n r « tierahy n u tifi* t Oinl « 'i 't fur diyurca baa been fH ril a r t ln r l you. In the Clrwiilt l im n m r erm .nuia County, K lurldn, Hi CiianraM u.«in| i«M t |*»*t**r |'-1 r t--p« in, by Naom i It- V a iw W n Vnu lira MB I.lttili If* t n t l f l l w v Tifctna t**) I*-* *»■» » ♦ « k! |rp IRB H» hereby fn tu lre d In ■ fita y o u r »|i‘ r*m VIM **■ * y* r -»** IHlPplim t-rj tiu wm4 y-rat nnca with Ilia Clark o f • Til Court In tba County t ‘ >«rl llm ia r nt all druK aluraa everyw here haIIlord, at Toin,Titnn Hrua Co Husbands! Wives! Want newPep and Vintf (fjtttrrtdlioiidl) j Tilt* United* Hlntra jx iT ives l lie Ih rrc a f, a i l r r T r pr/.* m flf* "a n ' w III CURT. tered art"! Ilia aald rauaa pru- h a h i u b t r M A T T U B C II. lamt-at oya|*'r fl.lit-tliT In the I, *r . en i n parin ' C om plainant. . world. , W IT .V iaiH my hand* anil o ffic ia l tk tIHTIUCID to 99 yeai* In prUon for'lht murder of hit wife, Berlin, nt if entrails. IIU 8am Clifton (Iftt) leave* the county Jail at Chttlvr, hninli uiTi<1 to Kdwatd Cunningham, who Ii to rrjve a tenltnce for vhninal csiauJt. Under hli nin Clifton hug* a tilt la. (Inlrtnallunai) -ft l> l* tlila ' *IO i d ay of LEGAL NOTICE HamlMo.a /*iiini I r, riorlda. n > > H IM . M K A l.l K liri-l l* lliiiw iliold rr Cattlemen Are Unable T o Supply IdOcal Markets Ilf I l i a i , I It** l a ] It f »uuif hi It an ah* aulmf*. ilfvorck1, 1*9 111 uf hy « llu r any ui 1 1 ,*- f*imri itu u ie in H-!iir«fi|, riu rh la uh th « Jllh eltiy u f l i r i t i h e f . I f I I H134] that l u t | k « n ii'k i'il' ouilfcta. ,,'nil i|lt. re s u lt is n Isrjft" aurphls o f r a l l l r wl|>li ih o lild ha iliip o s p jf o f , " hr* nihli'il. It* T. Hunt, N a iifu rtl Avt-jiUi" • • n i l t l l f M u f ‘I d e f i n e |.|I| r*t*rjfp**n *%'I’l l h»F ■unrrmf aiMl l l i r »;i*J ca u se t»l t i juirlp {. onaii sljpnienl uf N K . ‘iS m y i i d i d 111H wffis ial iHiik, •f.oi.i Koilugliy. feed rnercliatit, --- *pr,eiUcleit that * WTj Tiit i» a im *1 ^ 11. uf t-t'i4t»tiit|Ar, staled' wnyld be Krine under Ot'A re iliu K * 'th are w ould Hupiill. a i f ‘rhU-keii, the *ann> khortnt'a n f f U j f n-i o l ' * i y :t|HI>ON Ijii V/i dnl ‘Ijili ii.'i»ohi itdeduat j ; . bafur*. when eeltln fr* wm > t'lertK cffruti 1*01.11 In ­ Mp IUIUo Ip ('O tjo tl tA t. HI.MI.I K- .HDasIm M rr i’ uihled ttint f i l 'd men Home tura) meat men |ioiuted oven- n o w . k n o w wind cut. that with cattle on the hoof briliffiDK iv« hi|{b ns Ifi cents a rcllin ifR w e re In e f f e c t on feed, pound mi iTir hoof ut Klsalrnmee J'."r wr,r they nidi- to secure inft>rrimtion frinn Itl'A offi auctions, it is chenper (o si.II d Ily* weight, than to slaughter c'a‘* for focal u>e to sell under ceiling prices. Alto they atiited that 1 ^" mnny rnttln yniwer* refrain ,*• drum-slaughtering because thry !’r,tjr eannol understand the many QPA lutes add regulation*. Wllll " I f sl.ak men in the state of Flotidn cannot dispose of - their u rrllii>s, THE OLD HOME TOWN V ^ W H E W , . . j -* 'XVITNKrtil—ro » hood , -.0 ^ .c r I an t'lr r k o n n ® r T c lr iu ii i*rniit o f H»mInolp CoiWRy. Klorlda, tlila l i l t i !!!--P A W , YO U V E i ll/O.tJ t ii Ai*i*t:.4n • lupply your demnnda for electrical et)ui]iment i rvice. "The Cuitomer la Alwaya Fiyat’’ m thrj of the. Electric Service Company. T < l Wit* IV T l i t f tfratt, Mrltrii* p I a r ? f a ^l*l«-||fr ! . MfVk tlfiVfr,- YwU BN*ih#fKiiv f + fiH lM 14 Mil I h f l i f f i tidy o f O eto l»trf /ir I* *n « v r ifk ln suit 'f a r diyoi**. in ii'liiv* la l l m d r p n ‘ 1 iTfiiirt uf tfraiifiiiiK ‘ miilily. FlarfifA, m i/ntK lif t» v ia l (f<1 flili- uf which r n « |« Elllt* Luii ItrirlifAu- iiln tn llff vW ill i* ft Ml ly.11» p r f f net A "lir ifM my h*o<1 n/u| a f f t r lil • t .‘ in f* .r.I Hv'titfimli* I ’.iu iili, h la ir o f »tvi |cih d ey uf a I r 1 1 1 t *r f , A. p . * 1 1 1 i * 1 i a,, ^. f l r l t N f t O M • P ik <ir r ir a u ii (*«iurf puufity, tart I t Milk Mixture for Stomach Ulcera MA ATTACH A Iiuu i «k*4Mdl dMMiiVtTV Uant lUktl key ELECTRIC SERVICE 'S f; COMPANY S AcaUdi anil taua^uli t i t t y f u t i purta v tl* r o . (a|aiaa , k lta m IkllH. af o ll- ■ a Ilk a paUWUta tanamla wktth ■war tardW Pt Mlkmalla u d lasav HtWis Up* k . f n a n *b o fntltr*4 *llh drtad »ou*liia*, .boktaf. alia, ha af saibiaa pareayama af Itw aU rallat sflar ualae m IHKAI.I i C i u l l i a .i w taTr aa knrtad.1 r K O U t l l l l ia a ll Bilk atrial ipasasbaik naraslpp ba I,nncy'a Drug Store, Metsch Itldt;. Mail Order, 1*11led. #a * * l t i l A■ > t . , * ■, , .. I , 1 .1 « _ IwniliM latpw aiu i yrt an HfRtlr*. In away inipi Hit yamt of Uomtib u ton da>epa« IBJUrdulilr AW. rtfcswiitud«d Iw Rtf ptiia, lid U H Ila , taa.UAi.il dot 1u t j i a 1 '•>silly. Sudroii may i ~ « i.y ll « » i bana bi iiU t m n ii Uailt of I.UkiH In at lias diu, (Ml. L llffIN <utta.ua dot 1, U ila m t n lalti |am l Ia n . t o f lo 1.1/ Ji»t nut lau ua* An a ball uUa uf nulk Caala tad blUt. l l m ratlify « uaugi u l o d d <r. sale by l.iney a lion nd 1‘ riig Store* every 207 M A G N O L I A A V E . ■ SA N FO R D . FLA Phone 101 J. E. M e A lex a n d e r, Jr. By STANLEY < fO T T O A L L T H ' H A IR T O M tC S Y O U ______ . I IK N II V J. U A T T U H C H . ■ OafanAanl. T I I K H T A T K OK K l/ O ltlp A * T O IIK N II V J. MATTCHCI1T •, Y jhi a r e ( hereby n o llflr d .that aiill h d * ‘ liV*n flin t In Ilia Clrrt*nuft uf Hamlnola County, K io to •U> of Mp|iiMnb*r, A- l> l»l«. > »t u n Vtia ami llturefuia i»pp**dr la aalrl n ttft today yi.1 N f and whkh lliry by noon. Heptem b.r, '* I* IIC IIN M O N I Clark, C irc u it Court, romtitalrmnt. \t. Ile n rv J. Mattuerh, drfrnd an t. Chancery No. « U * T h e Datura o f thla aull la to nbtiiln a d lrorra, T ou m e requ ired lu flip your W ritten aiiearan ve ou nr befora Ih r M w on ty.firat day af tie . tnlier, A . ^ l f l f l t , o f a i l r r f t l |trt» , o r ilr .«. ‘'la. e n t . o r o . i i p i Q U I T B U Y / A IO H E A R AB O U T O A lJ ^ R A D I O --------- Y O U S M E L L j -------------T E R R IB L E / / J-------< < r' V * ' —Jn tune with the timea, MATHER is givingr Sanford the moHt^ up-to-date furniture-in central Florida. N J|We have offered in years. *We must moy j j 12.95 Bed Spreads ................ . 9.95 Clothinff Occasional Chnirs Specials 1Z 14.25 Electric Iron & Ironing Board 11,95 [ [ 51.30 Dish Cabinet &32-pce Dish Set 39.95 LARGE H 98.50 2-pce Living Room Suite... . 79.50 ■ . v ‘if, * . . • f. I 8*95 Metal Smokers MJidvAiWi£LL 6.48 * riT BACK R o a d Fo lk s '--^ S H IP M E N T OF LADIES C O A T SUITS ALSO LIGHT & HEAVY .......... 2.98 j j 98.50 Kitchen Sinks ... ... ......... ....,79.50 * TROUBLE BSiUtN * 3.50 Sampson Card Tables .. 15.95 Thayer High Chairs 89.50 Spring-Filled Sofa Bed • *. » — 24.95 Unfinished Corner Cabinet .. 19.95 II / “ 9.95 Child’s Maple Rocker .....__ _ 6.88 j| 3.95 Child's-Blanket Platform Rockers JUST A R R IV E D V- WEIGHT COATS ;r \.vr - Y'V-r ,; -*4y' 16.95. up * 109.50 3 pee Bedroom Suite .. 16*95 Table Lamps .............. 79.50 5-pee Dinette S u ite.... 24.95 Unfinished Chest a,..,.,.... 5 27.50 Floor Lamps ....... .......... .... 19.95 Buy Now — Pay l*ater 18.95 Cocktpi! Tables .....u..... coaa ua. awa rx>tv*a armkc*TV IV.-. 16.95 Ltomp Tables ... .......... S 229.50 2-pce Lawson Living Room iwy;-v,|,jw: Cf tp S t Drinking milk I» drinking health tK® pleat anl way. Il^i a ; r- v _= ’ ' *' v _V . .a ■ ' 1 liquid food that Build* strong bodiei and healthy dUpo*|. - - - II Bulte —■Grecp Stripe Tapestry 199.50 S ' || 169,50 2-pce Modegi Living Room ^ — (ion*. It’* a refreshing beverage that every member of the COME IN LOOK AROUND' . r "f .r- ;19I95*CMf forobes ... .... ' ‘•■'r lt.95-B0by W alkers..... i:„..... *■ 19.95 Utility Cabinets Suite — .Nice .Stripe Tapestry 149.50 . family can enjoy. jewelry Specials ON ALL JEWELRY \11 the Milk You Wnift V - ’ . t *:. PHONE 1061 or 3302 FOR REGULAR DELIVERY PHONE 137 “ It's Easy To Pay The MATHER Way” m = iii= m = iii= iu = m = iii= iii= m = iii= i YOUR GA �i •. . ;* t ~ - 5* k‘*" I n .T r , ■n w p 1» -t" •■ • ..*« ■"• r r r --■ - - . T H E W E A T H E R • . V In U n (tf T h a n U Strength---- * T s rretset Um N m « W the Wnrt4| . ^ Tm Promote the rrogrc** .1 Amrriraj T# Fti A m VOLUME XXXVII * E a ta b lU h ed 1908 B ig F o u r G r o u p T o o s e O f I t a ly ’ s IN D E P E N D E N T DA ILY NEWSPAPEK S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y , S E P T .- 25. Italian Territorial Commission Votes To Allow Ministers PA R IS, Sept. 26 , m — The Italian Territorial Commiuion at the Paris Peacn Conference .today Adopted the article which afuiittna the final disposition of Italy'* colonial holdings in Africn to the Rig Four nations. . « Glndwyn Jeb b , the Brit­ is h 'delcRnte, speuklng for Um Foreign Ministers' Council. promised that the countrtm which routht fought a with thf AlUra In Africa '1 will be consulted- fully on their 1 claim*.'. _ .Jebb reletrrd to Ethiopia. Egypt and Australia, but added that he mererd Orltaln'a right to apeak be­ fore the United State* and Russia on the. ground lhal \he British fought alone "In Lybla'aml stopped viCarahal Rommel at Ki Alamein. v* The e .nr conservative press III Rome was angry over. Petla dfcpatche* JkWfch - decided that the p e a * ___ «_ . .m m . • . ■ * H II — parley had deckled lo give Eritrea to Ethiopia. The edltariallala rail­ ed IhU an outrage agalnat Justice, an offense against tho dignity of tha European peoples, and that e AUrea i will thus be doomed K> bcomlng a slave province. •Tile United Slates favored Inde­ pendence a.* coop «s possible for Mve majority* of the Italian colon• BrIII.h Foreign Secretary Devin conferred today wlUi Oecrelary of Ctate Ilyrnea. presumably lo clarify the positions of Ihe two cpunlrici on Uvla Issue Byrnes waa dhH to meet this afternoon with W. Aver•11 Harrlman. Ihe new Becrelgry of Commerce, who la leaving Ida nmbaiaodorlkl post In I-ondon. ------ 1 Duquesne 3W e r ® Employees F a i l It' may sound simple but sort. In* majl In the air has never been done by the Poet Office Department hefdre. It Is a neces­ sary step in handling Ihe In- jgpreaied volume of air mall tbs government especla when tha 6 cant rate for dome*tie air mall goes into affect on Oct. I. Ajrtt 4-W Jewish New Year To Be, Observed Tonight Barvlcea will be oonduted this evening at th* Jewish Community - ’ on East Sixteenth Street aa usher* In th* Jewish New ; 8707 and known as Noth Hashana’, r.. Roberta of Orlando will - assist in fthe amice. "Where Lies Security»" will be the. topic of tho sermon which wUI be given this evening •* 8.00 o’clock by Rank Attaina*. ____ tag at 10:00-o’clock-the of the "Juda- Urn's Contrlbu , HEKVO RETIRING . •NftW YORK. Sept, 15—(A V - i i * N O . 264 'A s s o c ia te d Press L ea sed W ir e Briton Describes Greek Strife As Small Civil War *• I v'-ai Caldwell Announces Action A fter Mrs. Andrews Declines To Accept Position Bandit Acquires Obsclctc Cleaver tiAf.tlMOHK Mil *pt ;-r. •Vi 4'*rnl)-imr-jrur ol.l It., T A LLA H A SSE E , Sept. 2 5 , _ tllork b mtnu, .i meal el h it today and tltrrnn lie., a .lory. ./V)— Spittfaril 1.. Holland, Ml*- llUnk told i-ollr**-»!*:»• site Klnriihl’if ual lliiut governor, fcerimk c i entail.I la*t iilslit toilio* "its appointed by «tt**r a bsiulli rrh'ied I.t moth(•tivonior Mi fin id Caldwell* •r'a miH-ery .->lote lh.it rite ri-j ,| iilm half a bl«vk up ’ If,- li.-el *lo sunfeed tin* Inti* ('luirlea' •sttt} hurled a in Ml ele.i,er at ». Antlrcu'a win* died a week him lor good mej.arr SALONIKA, tiire-r, Srpl. . ago. The rlenvrr mUvd It, iau?l 21—-i/P. —The Prrnvirr of PITTSBURG. Sept. 25-(>D — tlld tilt buidtt limped it up to * CoveiTMir • Caldwell an(•refer, ( nnsta.itin Tssldari*,. Th* Duqursnc Light Company »dd lo Ihe IMi. loo*, lie had yar-' .nuunr-ed ha* described the * i.ilenre In flic* appointment in Pittahurgh today announced nrrgd In thr .»r*uf- Hill .alii m ilhtrn Greece a* actual war that ita employe* have failed to thi* afternoon a ft e r .Mr*. Charles Mika Block . against Ihe nlale. Hr declar­ II An.livv,., th-. widow of. the end thtlr' walkout aa ordered by "let lillii b.,tr llie i leaver ed, lhal Ihe turmoil rrralril Ihe Allegheny County Common Inf#* Snifll-.r, <l**t llticil to. flrrrpt VVp don’t haw ant no-a- ali>* t I I.) cilprkir <d leftist band* In lh»» 11•••1111 fi•>tt Plea* Court. The court yesterday wav" The**al>’ and Macedonia » o set the deadline fer th* end of K. iiiiM, *!i,. .. tiio I'ciqocratic h* 4 a- auction- uf order bul the walkout at 10:00 A. M. Baskir.'iiihu*. f.-t t l . i.i iix-W sr a i|Nr»llon of « v trn Daylight Time today.. term for which Andrew. .1 cTinetl , ' ThP decision slated that, the t.i ,-j-ek rc-uoniinatioii tlii* year, LONDON. Srpl *j;» DlN A court would hold nine independent will elVe f,!r . tho lale seiutor poiii'fHitnn f«*r Mir ItrfttinH Korrljji* ^ lea (era guilty of-contempt unless lnlII f.imiary ohm hi* own six-(M ice tit-lav ile»cidi.-.l the flglil they called off the strike. A t >eai I fm will-Virgin. inc in (JrriM r ,i' n "win.ill wnlf that time It also aen'eneed the 1 1t.-.. Ib’lilcctat uominatien vlrBAVINO 8 UKVIVEO the crash of the Belgian sibena airliner In the Newfoundland wilderness, Jeanne Err. j ejvil wir. ' II. .* «il tlul I lie t.U’ei. preallent of the striking union. > - . __ .... „ - , __lunilv rd>cr‘rt[i t\f . . _____ . ■■___ I___ _ u . _ , i „ i k . n i . . . ih. I ..O I.U ..J .M.H. |>Une uv wlilrh ,ho Usd hern ' reerntmem has nresenu.l evidence rtfr, If, 9 T\t of || nrrlvorm. m ltm drmlh Rffm tn u .% the CoA^CiUttri) rrmwv Mueller. to one vear Jrfc -tat. Mi if Mir i» brlli min f«»r» r > wric flown* btfwr A tlrr when II irllUd on Ihr fioiulrr «(rpor| niii^m, flffinrl I h C «»4% l (iiMnl pliolo. > 4 . " J eenUmift-rof court. - * j J l-i t 1 4• . „. r • I •' * . i (iinir * llirii min fr**ni Allied in*'* S*,ti.it»*r ha« b^cn Mu llat.. had . and Its* Mo:Her had VafnaM refused Ito end' •llUf m p i-n oi. r\*-r fitiil Y iiito-Itivin. Iltiwrvcr, Mi' . hu ruuirn# i strike which hea crippled business I l»OII ill# K« rri<n O ffn r irpK •riiiHtivr %.u I •ml Induatry In the nttaburg area * • Mm- Hiitf.h *now in titer*'#When today's deadlint arrived, II- I. *•. w ill mil - nllnl ti|n*n Hltlr the court gave the strikers ona a j.-> - . tl. titrrk k’ >v ttinuiit i»«|iir * \ Sij.l Jatrg estra hour to return to work. e.f^T. f . He* maflty thru «i«l • Workers at th? JonrQ and H • |*t i- rri i id* *• *um> A m ,hlli>i* r* thr Hi»M*h -|M»k•• Laugiilin strel corporation have thr Floriila iimn. ihr litfrk r%i»httrr rt liret » I r^trj t limit oi-inhb:«-f ft •f*wbegun a sympathy strike. ApIty ASSOCIATED p r e s s 1 k’l'vrrmir t »tn \\t !n II i «.«> At4*1HVlit* elf 4** *•»*•* H k* Yll^o U ' ij .H I MhiHU 'I I I»h j| lo ii'rli parsntly it I, in protrst niictnat ti - i*. u.... iih| linin'.tlr that any f"*•'•r 1 I itiun |7 1 thP Jail sentence given Mueller. Mi' -It*! Stalin I' hInv l«f« i* l •*njim wen tmtnir no f i»!f Mir t**•fj»yr rlr« I b’ i «pl* • «tii|iaii v w,i . ill I MO pie i tout s.f fti«» Vminl t*illf*iij? m*w *|ui|»cr Workers at th? 4ones and I» |if S.enfold Ktw ID' f. ^'ntpl ItII ,| •fill rpe knn Ntiur I’ ark ltd. I • r«fi* •» w m Mi* Smilli Smni' • ••it#*i jnl I I.aughlin plants brlong lo the land that lllitaiii If. - H 'i l l limit d • htrf s-MitdlVe I u Kail f .? M,. • •MHNii* \r.»r l‘ * * | .« | a i i ( i |t * . it 111 Sf.ilm « lll'tta Hie ( ’ If) Steel Woikera tJnion. So ■ • i h | i t * •!* i»l»! M m n i ft H i I ' «•;» » \ ‘ *1 M»- whu latrr •1 f »• • i Dlb- •1 ••i«"WtO'fl Ur|| f is* .itniftnir. ,"M uilivr* » far, ab-ut 700 men have left rO||llllltte.| \ .y thr t i iVl k • f hr Sifiatr. ha« a (o r* . ilrr.v 1 lA.ll 1 MU nil .1 ( II I V.lf |iff>t llr.1.1 • tiling witty m! tit title thtir jobs at ona of the plants. Ilirr I I p 'da k'oirffuo lirrn rleTlli *|MtkrOiiqii aid lie dl*| iml .dent; l\ v r<mi|iil»ell Ai Iip.ii Some have. been quota! a* say­ In AHaiitli. t fir fniiMiftlllmt ♦ • rank ,,f t ’ nitr.j Slatrt l lieej whrlhn M» Mi#*-i*ht fiuhtiio; mrr, 1*11*1 !! *t il 1 11 urn witn i \at«»t l ing they are going to stay out ram-' forth u-itl» hiich |irni*«\ TinKi in tirrrn* hik anylhiii^ to »l f.mtni'l ll s n i*♦!«! \ U A M * «a A. Itcid Manft, statu Legion ad until Muellgr gelt out-of jail. I>nI••■i »Hi«l "On th«* whole, it l» juUul, togctlui wifUi Joel A. Held it flunk, Pitc«»urHi;HiK 9inlriiit*nt. with thr f*« 1 that Kin^ h " " K ' son .uni l(al|di A Smith nent Sanford postmaster and CampbdLj II e»f (#!*•*•'•* U hI out to rrturn ti<-«l in I|i•* mrr f.o arrmiet rt It Kivry frrih Ih»|m* to all Ihioi* to I.Ofifiin.- Poet r»JI delegate, • w ill, hi4 fhinjir *h rt|HN-|rd pir ,|dn*t, ^fl,t t|i.n -* h'i fr*r w-»r leav# Tiiurcdoy mrming for the 1 I .o r London f..| A thru- Mnlav |M. A IU|l .,ff %.,u, , ^ I n l 't l i r 1 1 1 1 J||rk*«M |Vlll«*, Mo I IlllPe national la^rinn convention which thr %|H»k«'»in.*n *ald their nffirrr I nltilt wii^ not "pilltiKIli An tidcno that > uj**»l»nv and \1 cptn* Monday ak San Kranciaco. —Ihr U r* Di It U-n II g. i a.tt'l Slnlirt atill Iruvr* |human mdividijfil« hi- invnlvr.i in r„,| ltl, po^toi ..f V ft b\ *•-» T O * vdll motor U> Ocala and Ji-RUSALKM. Srpl 25 M/P) thr wiirlrl |»f*r|ilt*»c«l n** t*» th« th* fiuhtiiiK. hu! »u*t ni lurndHu^ pick up K»l Marlin, “ delegala| -fhe Innei /.ionut Couneil i ,hIa , fJj'n tan t'hjiii h 1h Inn-1 It * f f hi* ►•e*1 rinrtil* and wherej,Jpr|l| Pi| lhp **Vn*’MI OknilJ a k?iic) ,,ppm(1' p ,,lP" • \ '" " I - " f ,h.. lev - I , , m | |,*\., 11y ..f ll ,- Ihr,, 7, . toa Jackadnv.llle a •*, ai MI*A | IMHI Mir PCNinr tltrv •!«» »•*•( jll»« with th«- of •'•> .«*ill -•**,l„mi.-,| 11,.,' llni - II, they will embark on n l*ello „u ,. ,,n,i ihP London I \\ I \ i , i 2f*. i4b Mi,, old Ion-, wi»\ii he-rn uct ion a of Russian ri-|ii al ive . NANKING. China. Sept. 25— line*- plane to ,il|i|dviog ' loi.n-rk flail**, Trxu*. Ihen'j .1 .1 1 . . •» ... . v'onfprcnr*- on I'nlrstiru', lOnu im l m * Van In- timv Mir mil .I...I • L llillner lA1)—Chinese Communist* still re­ to El I'aiO, Loa Angelc* ami hail u, Htilain keep* Jewirh leader* T)l, pc«vt Orlr.nu Times-Pic gus.biimenl with aims, and’ liappM-sl <i.-nliir.- aln, l»i fndtt) «h»u f»d that 17 uniun orfuse, to participate In peace talks rranciacr. ■ fn .loientlon camps in the Unit nyul„. .sinlin'* Ktalnio-nU by Mri'iislm was inlrod.ii.-d I Ills tfHIKlrt h hfivr l*r*-n atvKailltrd until a cease fire -order fs Issued At Ihe ronvcntlon city they wiH ***"**• sr ( 1 _T lirello'i. II II Met'italia, and by •iiif*f* tIn* < Itl uutlU'ut nrcanlx- * . no lueah-i are full em.UKh to m i •nd an -armistice. arranged. he Joined by Mr*. Field and Mr*. my*-<uu.iT- hrgnn Ih^j Mitjrk • . Tho council, yplal ta. Lurn. duwii. qu. rich (bn American thir»l for A communist spokesman - ;in M „artln m " . who *have been motoring thr British invitation' after a rqlightmmrnP^. Along the soma m v a. m j *?• Hn. Mrfd*Iitr itl’ frillMNl lit *^litin,-r ilcclarcd -Our general Nanking aatd today tbnt the Com- through th* ’west, and by Mr*. alx'-houp it(‘ hat.l tn“ Jhrii*fclei7i.'Thi*‘ line, the Memphis ‘ Commercialrotinsid, .leioitn-' ( ’..o|ii ( r,f Ilirmmrmlst peace ~TTe!tothrtor, General Mann "viho hae been vi*ltlng Jn London Conference I* nnw in re Appei.1 deelnr.-d Slulin hns lu.t toi-li.iiii lur I-. rod <n investi. Chou Kn-Lal, will remain on tha Seattle, Wa»h. ' I In in, It,'al,' Strri-I „l Mi hi|ilti cess while Aral, delegates eonsuli-i , upiid.i.U'il +> b,- Mursul -hjirtlve w*a» i'll of pru«reldrltncs In Shanghai until the.'MeThe Orange lloreo apeeial left new proposal, of tlieir » » n , T 8-lill . * lin t. I, know i- „ ii ai.*iin.| ,,f w -ild . ntntiiunisin. Dial. Ihe -vi-rv on mamli are met. The spokesman, Jacksrnville 'a»t .veiling »< ‘Lnn » ■ferttt-* , I wn. I..,- »i..ini n il-abstin*' J,-w» .l-pp*"l in w »|.i.|m-> -aol I. him eii.nigh * . in Hi* * iiii »' iitself. i », i i , jr >1 ilato lf--g fv|kl<1* ' HtftMkl '• v IkfC I lie v% •Id Wang Ping-Nan, said that either - ..... ......... * -I * i Hi 1 \\ • Iv ,-.mp oclock with betwien aM and *™»| work ve»lrrtl»v for Iw h („r (I.- 11—i - f tin- M-al-l t 'tHV tin*It • . Ilir •I ni a ir. * »*A ' Hill General George C. MarAall or delegate* alioard. Among ,!he«r -.'i t » um ..... u. |. alcrl ... I l l . -Ti-Mig t.md oily 11if *| Mmiri|Kil /-•*" H81-8islilig t'f I Uml,e»| Slate* Ambassador J. were K5 member* of tin- Miami Jrr it null in Hint other ritu t line* nf tbe ).i// • i.i ID I*\ .Di III I'nti- I'M ""' Mim»l.-i .Main, • Jurn-• Moilglltoil. kee|irr Mini »-.»»«! . I--.I i-> barm Leighton Stuart could get a cease­ Drum and Bugle Corp* of the Agency *"i. 1.*?* any lh<- -t,i|i|ii,gm niging ■.-illterl ' i-l fire guarantee from Generalissimo Harvey W. Seed. Po»t, (hue lime, w t. u |.rolc*l ngalnst Tli.- d- (|ue*li»i< and ainarr -lalcumlit (In ' "it- iniMikr 1, ' Ii • porlalimi o f Jrwiah inuingranl -till r*,mii»nitil.-1 will.- i.llciiliun lioin ip, Mine Ne* York linn *tilr|i *-n'".l ton I I " " I-l. d One ->f Chung. natirna and oli. lime Internation­ and the killing ,,f oiu* ,>f tlicin III’ I hi- nrM.,|*a|ni ■ today ll«w . mid ( |lt. , llinsg* nrovulrd the late farpillar Uil»y Q .. louijlilli “ “ S '" '...... , ,liullrltijolt pn-mlnnc . ri hour this If this were done, said the al champions .Paris, UA!7t. "They Tlie man killed- wns Cchin ever, in*»»t moriilng rdilinim o n - aD o'u irt-rnl .-Jilpmrlit of liew In " ir park. ^ lie aid lie hn-l aiiiiatioi, 1 (bat low inforveCommunist, then term* of on are out again to bring home the Schwart, who died in n figlit 1« fined tlirm»clv.-a lu n. news prewalked Bralo Sited many time*. in,-i,| nffic-i . in miiiii*-towns are nionkryn armistice could be established by b; hicon.” baron.” »*ld said Reid Mann. There tween a hriliah hoarding pm ly and *entatiiui. ..n o.te d ll* . iloetor and "11mI impiiUr fTer-pllo" com-. . . . Inwyci VV'lkilig ill tl'—i- roll.."bin with the group known aa (,c „a .20 piece down band pasieiigern on n *chooner’ which _ _ the Marshall . w][| „ M| B,___ . Dl#€ A right vcliig itnli-( ominuniflt I»» '" ‘ "k". an I nl-i. In|d i - m p t i a , in Imu b,,-,,,|„- . udbi partisan military nr committae 0f — Miami Auxiliary Police and WJ|| Inicrrcptoil when it tried i» I nawspapm, l.'Fpo<|u,-, iiaih-d it* mine >Wlilrman “ l-rra. lier.” Iia." iary I’oiicc-ami nmrlnalcd In g ird the— f " “ d - tn. •I-nl\ , ldni-1 1 ■ 'In- In-.,ling of General Marshall (a acting * • a color guard and riflo (•"■jn, ,n rn„ illegal Inimigrnul, Into *tory Mid, u *<jl -f il> •»•*,i .pi**- again heel, . * •,f "|,svf , !**•'%• ,f . tffAhi'V.;•"! »w»l* .. --,(.1.-10 1 nod hi i -u nirmliet,.* special envoy from the Unitad the all day parade on Uct. 2. I’nlr.tinr. lion*. It isiii th«i if , Mnr*li*l lie, u llor.v III 111** Trrrpllon ward” -*k.-<!l lo IliPlli Ilir .«"> -nlaaev '• rl' "• " « State*. Assistant Department Adjutant! _______ • .Stalin ,|o< . iml Im-Im-v,- tlirs•• 1* all" of M -nkev Island liaiifofd and and ' Innortmi* •I*I t •tg■■ lirj-i Holmes Melton returned Tiu-.ilay!^, . .. . , danger of "Why h*. KeinUi-'le f'oillili Pirn Tin |nh " I " I*Ih .wpiiafp Shipm pnts evening from what he dverthe I , o C C T C l Iv t ’ C O rC ls A r t * Uussin M.-pond d dnii-*hlli/i.l|on I, nnr*t mis duly with rtinr niul -I tt Hall » .i I •* a Vi-ty succesefnl speaking tour In < B r »iliir *n # l A f 'I 'r i - i l ,,f lu " " " V " " m1' * "'V,,v ill, , - 4il), Ihe U . tl" • llldri lint.I d r l - «>..! 1 •• ! 1 \iil New / ca la n d made In behalf jrf Legion *labll i I l l l r t J U I I U C I r » I I r l r l l iup Moi-lnid Vaiiln<.rimi«n Iln-I"-. wIn, itn vfik .1 fr * week, an,I 'In- II* v II II IIsation n«d rapamion In I’lnellas --------- genem! mid 'h- I o-w li i.t-rn-ral ago iml liv*t l lirln 1 llirm >-> well ullrn-Alr/ I', Nrw i . v !• tinIn-. TOKYO. .‘>pl. 25 l/l’i Sen .1 f-unua >H-lllg IIM-ll 1- 1I Alit I Ilf aruf Hillsborough counlie* Wi'l( J. i , -l-i- -I- I -Ui.y proII. Monkey Island rllquellr llial rn.ivi.d,in, In Inlielil al !'-•>* NEW A*ORK. Sept. 26—OP)— him waa Department Vice Com­ record* w«-rP InlrCdtired today at ■rmy T“ I . ,11 i„ i» > i .to I by thj IJiv-y weir. al|]e In lilt**-* Wi''k.v In j Beni Ii in Ibl'da-i Tha Coast Guard sent two am- mander Frank Caton, one lime the Japanc*c war crime* tiu lj fn 1Ixndon. .< ltd"ll. a *p..ke«man /" rj Itavr me wlreil IncInMire and make I i*i,-- pintle >h.pII ,........ K. M'»i. i a• t . na -1 ’1 * ■ ihlbian planea out Info'tha*A t ­ professional magician. whose which disclosed the iin|miiall*lir; ||,g Brili>o foreign Of fire dp li eu lo.mal-debat Into simian so­ sypr. uilrudi'ut of v li-ndi. |-.< ml on - ' N nil-, ittj tier,i , It* omic to deliver medical luppliea magic went over big.’ he said. alma of former Prime Minute, rlnre-l dial Britnio welcome* Prune >»Ti pb. .pbitt>- I-Inn l s ciety around i|uestlonaite* I., lafilled la.i-l 1 V , # j— t 0 to a burning tanker this morn­ Th'*y were at PlnCBa* County Ilideki T 0J0. The recanl* wrre Minister Klaliir’a ’ statenjeiil that ’NuU.’’ cry ttir MiTiTrrrU lo nil out .'elaling to nd.mni tiatio., near tb,v Lqitsicr, which wet a ing. At least one of the planea Poet, in ClearwarUr, Friday even made at n meeting in IP 10 al there I* no teal i|ai|t|lf of. M .new succeedtd in Its mission, The Ing, and were' Joined by Walter which the Privy Council approved war. The sphko*ni.nu(iP ^ 'a reVj,1 that hf Hit* "social aetlvlly." K.|aa tally ami fmance p-dlcle, o f M-hnof*. I cttpitired b\ tl.,. Jap im-*,. during Guest* introduced wi-ii- J e ff, thi i, >dvutnre lit Hu- Pacific. tanker, tha Bannlngton, has radio- .Woolfolk, aselelsnt State attor­ a pact with Germany and Italy. (h? British .lioW^ Wi(tT7ig!<b wfiat scornful of nil of Hit* fancy mon­ key etiquette U nil extra long tailed of manag'i I-Ml 'T,r r.mri.n ii , depusits of ad that tha fir* U being brought ney of Lake Walee and 7th Pl*Tojo wa» prime minister at .■ effect thr Inlk will mtvp. 11I (he fox squirrel from fa*wburg which Jnhnum, district Western Ifnian Trlegmpl. • •- in |>I,-. |.1,,. on ibe two island* about under control but thr** members tle Department commander, who time. The rFrord quote.1 Tojo a* Paris I’enre Cirtlfrrinc*'.t*ild at w'a-v tecenlly presenjed lo llie Zoo Orlando, (' II; Ko„.|lz of • bar I ■J.ii.n.in . u «,,- .li.|i|,,. | ,-vef/ of the crew are dead, three ar* made a ehort talk. saying: “ Anv race that die* -out*tha United Nation* meeting*by IL O Boxrdon of that rlly lestuwn. VV Va , and •,‘ly'b- Mutt. yea•<f--rP tin- um Fsimihgmissing and two others ar* burned under th? rule ef survival of t h e A n o t h e r ItrltisH,. f/icii»l*g*pr*-»•Saturday night they appeared prcslde.il o f tin- Key '-lul, of • i ■ -inv in bulb A 0* 11 alia ami seriously. at Rrooksvllle, Sunday afternoon fittest* is not worth existing on e<| n view that Klalih's remarks He'mitt«lP High School. New /.els.id test,, very latgel/ Th* 10,000-ton veaael Is heading at Mulberry and Monday at Ybor this earth. I f we fall to arrompIMi could be an imJir*tioit*Vr an irrt • o etli-.iKive ’ll-,- nf pbii.phate a* slowly under hek own power to­ City l-oat wher# thev were hosts our grand mission of spreading portaut change in Ihe direction I,at.liter to krep tin- pasturet in ward Wilmington. N. C. Tha to all of Hillsborough' County the Imperial ipcnai way at the time slid technii|up of Russia's foreign g o o d , o l i d . I icm planea wars- dispatched from posts. There was very good at it should Ir*. done then it rannot (mlley. However, ha silld that ohailrston. 8. C.- and Charry tendance, especially 01 W.orl<l V i. be heprd evm If we go out of events alone will show whether him 4 OPENIIAGEN, Sept. 25- (/ll such an expectation Is warranted. Point, N. a , and wera to parachute II vetarai eteransy' and an Iota .o f enlhus* existence. 'I In* koala bear i* the most pqpCrew* cf four Danish fixhing supplies to tha ship. Melton. nlar Au trail.in animal. (asm.„ sai^rMr. boats today charged that th-y TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 25 -• were intercepted o ff the <ref men (/Pt— The Florida consumption | coar.t by Ittisxfan naval rrnfl. The o f gasoline during the month of /. -• fBhrrmcn derlsred, that the Rus- August totaled neatly 42,000,000 elans had laken them ashore end gallons — an increase of about •toy vtlet*n In tired of sen. detained them fur several day*. 30 percent over Autf't't of KMC.! Jcr* itree of rhantel In any of The fishermen related how they T'he consiiniption, which Helled U.c vdiowink categoties la rv»Clarence leaser of Akron. Ohio, NUERNBERG, Sept- 2 5 -(4 1 MIAMI, 8ept. 20, </P»— The limited. <|uartcra -will penult had run Into coastal waters to thr state m’or0 Ilian |2rH00.n»Mt. qurtetl to vtr.lt the office Of scored a hole-In-one at tha Judgmcnta in Ihe principal war 30 Eetonian refugees who are j They are teaching themselves avoid a storm and were helping also is an increase o f more than liif tr..jx,iL.|b!e sgrncleu listed tool* Country Club i W R R crime* trial* of world war tyro seeking entry Into the United English. The womeh — with Ihe a German cutler fired across ’their 500,000 gnllons over the July below: cording to an announcement. will be handed 4«wn next States although’ they lack pro­ equipment <>n hand -i. are sew- the Russians ftTed across their consumption. Coordinator — E B. Carter beginning Monday. per Immigration n“ nt* visa* ing nrw rlnlHr* :.AniTOvpAlrlnf bows. Ths Dsnes said they were Atlantic National Bank Build* An official announcement eaye have settled down to a life of those worn during "-'their long taken to Wamemuonde. where liur. HOYLE RKC’OVKRH leaner** happy moment cams their vessel, were searched. They It will taka two and possibly three housekeeping and waiting. They tea voyage. Employment — U. fl. BnJ . days to review evidence and read are living In an empty, dockThey sleep ntt ’ cot« loaned by said that everything resembling State Senator IJoyr! F. Uoyiel pl'iym/'.it lien Ire, 113 No. the verdicts reached on the XS front pier in Miami. Park Avenue. tiia:-cl»y of Miami. Roomrf for a wespon wss thrown ovarhosnl. has recovered from his llliiev* **axl leaders of Gtrmany and m v m Vocational Training snd Edu­ tha men and women arc ar­ • nd was greeted yesterday by. The two groups of refugees charged vho tailed Td over 8,000 mile* from ranged by hanging curtains Iw, BUSHIAN CIVILIANB NABIIRO many friends in tno downtown cation — T. W. tawton, Court House. area. ---------Kwetlen In small fishing boat* tw**n concrete posts. Thtf women / >‘f -■ 1 11 1. a legal A.v.l»tanre. Ilaspilallxa* ogre* their quarters are ade­ prepare meals on c|ty-loanM. -'•UERI.IN. 8epL 25-(/T)-Aro*r|r lion and Btste. Uervice Ofllcer ble stoves. Most of the ead ’ anil Russian military police ARCHBISHOP INDICTED FIRE IN STOCKYARDS quate but they ar* gnxfoua to Itehcll'mis Forfeit Arc Got tint? Arms From Albania, Yugoslavia Steel Firm Workers Protest Sentence Given To Mueller ^ Ip v fp r TH flfP k Named President ; Of Kiwanis Club, Legionaires To Stalin's Statements Bring Varied Leave Thursday Reaction Am ong South’s Newspapers For Convention ^ Molten, Caton Com­ plete.. Ix'K'ion Tour In South Florida Slopes Of Soullu-rn Negroes Are Told Ity Or. .McCaslin To Take Part In London Conclave .1 Agency IteacheH De­ cision After Six Hour Debate Today* /Initial Flight O f Reds In China Stiil Refuse To Y-vFferinir Poet Is Started T,.d,v Enter Peace Talks STASHINCTON. fi.pt, 3f.. If ll — The government’* first flying posfoff.q e took-off. today on an experimyttal flight. I f the ex­ periment works, Postmaster Gen­ eral Robert Hanncgan hope* that ^ v lth ln 1flea yean, th f_ Uaitod *ftatee can deliver air malUanyseherp in the world within 40 hours. Here is vrhat i* happening on that experimental flight today. The plan? lies • cabin that’s been fitted out like it railway mail car. Kix mail clerks are •board. With them Is a Aon 'o f first-day covert bearing the brand-new 6 cent air mall etapvp. /The cortre wera aent by etamp ■ Vkollectors P * ' 'to “Washington for a | Wdal j poal mark Indicating tha first flight. The dark* w ilf sort th* covers white tha plane la Jn tha air on IU-<way to Dayton, Chicago, • Pittsburgh grtd New 1946 Holland Appointed ' To Succeed Andrews Death Misses Crash Survivor For Second .Time ♦tt« ’ P a r t ly c lo u d y th is a flc r h o o n . ton igh t -ftpd' T H u r a d a x ^ w ith s c a t lc t c d thund e r o lio w c r o T lm afTTrnoon. Prosperity* Tor Hanford. T AN v ’> orri«-isif uivr Union Or«»-Mij/p-s In iSoiflli Beaten Ihree .N ew -bpiuer ^ u*. k.ji.-nio«.u^. Supplies Are Flown To Burning Tanker f Reel Navy AccuHcd Of Intercepting Danes 12,000,000 Gallons Of Gas U I* In Florida Lazear Scores In One At Local Nuernbergr Verdicts To Begin On Monday Estonians Feel Certain Immigration Officials W ill Let Thcm’Stay In U. S. become permanently settled. . r 25— (A l­ Tim* passes slowly for th* and firemen^ were weary travelers as they await word from a Washington, Immi­ gration board on whethar or, not they will be admitted Into the country. Meanwhile, thejr have set about ia donate*! by well wlahey. little money they need Veterans Service ive teamed up for a quick tulion of a murder rato In provided hy the Travelers Aid- Berlin. A Joint .patrol today. Society. . •-i arretted two Russian civilians . Cart. Felix Tandro. Reader oJt for th# murder of a 28-rear old th# .first groqp to arrive/ t\tnf.\;(j German woman In .her notr^e In erfbed Ukr little roving hand ’ of tho American sectot of tho city. refugee* s» ."peopVj without a The' Russian* are suspected uf country.” Ilul hopefflliy he said: being’ -3cmoboli»cd soldiers w^o BKUMtADK. Stpl. 25-4/1')The head of thn Itoman Catholic Church lit Yugoslavia, Archbishop Steplnar, today was indicUvl ns an inciter of terrofini. In chsrg.'X filed With the Croatia Supremo Court, tho Archbishop is accu»cd of being an nctiVo participant is* ths central UetajbL taQoxJst " r lt movement during the war. ‘ ‘ "< ' ,_ ■ fc ,.-t * I , ^ ,_ s i ' 4 r k ‘, — Contact Uirough Lloyd F. •Borle. Oounty Urrvice officer, 'i'.tksrlt UuUdin*. • * " ll.utin Sender A'alsUnce to Hrrvlceromi. ex-Hmdcemen and lheir Ucpcndenta — American Red Crnevi. lotkefrnnl Boulevard. Veteraiui Administration — Martin M. Rudich. ShcrUPa Ofilce every Tuesday. . — ,*<■ . ..vri. •L �V p-r- , -.-T' - T — • — t ^JU I------- — W lWti-JiF . •—*..-. •. • m * ■ •; • •• • • • . A • w•\ - I : TW O Best Baseball Town The Sonferd Herald r« t* v ii.s ra fc M S S M d o iif » ~ it e te e e l l MB* NBeSBf •« SaaferS. r M f a • 1hi «.*«•«• * * « •• W'KjiSiyO AV. UlBLft VKHSK poll if - . - ’. I I •" 1 F light h o r se h a r r y " - - ! • S T A T J J J K A Y S B .R i E £ S ~ _ - —- — to d ay (fo rd , w ithout a doubt, is about the best baseball town I ’ ve .,cVyr lien i'll o f In my life ." RO WE WOULD NOT WASH OUll ll/MDB OF PKOPliH WHO MAKE ONE MISTAKE AND OPE THE ROAD, WE RHOUIJI TRY Vo LEAD THEM * o>_ -o - wn m Nobody paid any special at tention to IL oth r than rorteord o|iati, but on Monday the cele* Mat -Peuuator lnter»ected P D IV D D D the M rclip A„ t,n ? ‘around L . nTTi houaing will Autumn, hanging tto- ro, W wbal ^ uthe that tiMe .Ituatlon Oorida rUf V// ner. predicte.1 the old man wouh| . o ' , of thr overflow fr^h pat* out- compUuly In ‘ h* Ca,lr, „ ia which * 111651*0 crow* future and that thing* aorta cool down a bit. fv </•-_: k t ! S , . AS , before mol). 0 " iiK ? In Plant t i l t the IlltUboiwiC] CatUemm'a Aa»**ri»‘ lun baa voted not to « » of butcher * " » » » £ of beef until pn-arnt Ol'A daughtertng regulation* are removed, hvldently the cillleiii'ti have taken g leaf front the •■b°r uh on * would iMn — —. —v « •. . , than might hexe •spited under co»t plu* cnntracU. ‘j . Senator f»PP»£* , u,.«d b* regarded «» l P«**r i',',* United HU«e» S«nRte. ha* evident­ ly takrn the tohaggon »lnce hi* *-'-nd FDU turned the rein* “f ernment over W Rre.ldent ...... Truman. Juil *** Fep|*r U ‘ ' -garded by hi. fel ow Mv0dak.MpW'an.r auppSU K-'XSL&rX e Sh t^ n oif'w M voU? c thsf fonr- vNglieet e a s A & »*mU U As a rsaali of h!» recapt ■ - ■; i a War A * * * t * Administration I Prebad by Slate Department. Hemmed In by Inveitlgatlon* | Army, Congreu Commit!*#* Sp teltl lo C tn in l P i n t .. • WASHINGTON—'The War Aaaeta Adminlatratlon la marching down a atralght and narrow path, hemmed In on both aldea by Invritlgalora. The government agency la charged with dlapoaal of aurplua war property, which le eetlmatcd eventually to be worth one hundred billion dollara. Ilober t M. Littlejohn. new head of the.agency, ha* let a ''target” date q( July 1. 1947. by which lime he hope* to have dlapoeed of M aubaUntlaliy all the war'* leftover material* ;2vV.;'AVwV-;- sn However. n W * of aurplua material arc being r . | Inveallgated by two congressional cominittera thr' I Army and a athte department agency » / rue- ° f Europe by the Soviet Unlpn." * h|i„j. liullltt la o f the opinion that the" r r U 1 *itnatlo" i, not antireljEr hopalrx*. r TJ, but calla'for firmnea# In re*l»ting 1 further. Ruaalur Impertaliam. lie (hfft^ollevea that nii|H-««emenl o f the lliua Soviet Union will lead to war but determined resilience, g I v I it g trf). mianiiiK by atrenglh and unity j>0. amdnK the d inocraeiea, will make vit, the Kremlin behave. ,)!• IVrhapa .the forthright manner iiirt* in which Jimmie llyrnen anawered ,t|]| Molotov at the I'aria Peace Conp-jf}. ference laat month wa* n aig/il ,,a. that the worm ha* finally turned. „ry It ,1a high time. front Germany, Poland, Klnlaad ami Rumania.* Lithuania, Latvia Smart Do&! Takes* and Estonia have hren gobbled His Name Seriously up - completely. She haa fouggt uncompriaingly for retention bf veto power, which, under UR .CHICAGO—(Ah—Mrs. Rose Otrule*, insure* that any declaiotia taViano gave her llt'le dog. Dopey, a beef bone five and a half Inchna made be ’to .her liking. ... |» it 'any wonder the world is long. She »urm l«rl he would a*klng,' “ What la Huaaia up toj?. gnaw It for hour*. Hut soon »ho No de**'a person than the nnof- ascertained ti\at the bene waa anient ltU»»ophll*,.Will lam C. gone and that the puppy seamed liullltt, make* It e|*ia* In III* m- about to dia, I low he swallowed rent hook,- Tna Great Globe It- the solid meal, nobody knows. si.lf. that he consider* the Soviet Hi\t It ' was reihoved from hb gV/ernmenl'i policies the oitjy. stomach In an operation per­ clou* menace to International formed by two veterinarians.. peace and American hational -erarity, llullitt waa American Amhaasador to Rusxla from 10.1.1 to Now Is The Time 19.KJ and for years advocated frlendllnea* to the- Kremlin. Ob­ viously, alive then liullltt ha* be­ To look Into your windstorm come disillusioned, for In hi* boap irotsction. Moat Inauyanc* com. he iay* “ the eaaentlal fart of the uuiLss will not write windstorm fira. Ugv# your fir. Second World War wa* that the extended to cover windw, before storm warnnp. C, M. lioyd A Co.. <d that it will require a visa and passport to vi*it'here. .^ Tampa and Hlllahoro •■ County at* all hrppedl up over the urn*, •cl of a hors# race track at old amp* Down* near Oldtmar and i aie voting on the tubjeet. Jhlg! ing their newlnaper ad*, they can hardly wait- to »ee the track 1conti Ibute ffiOO.OOfl in taxea for • old age pension*, 9300,000 for school, and 9100.000 for grneril fund* (politician* |rab hag). Add this 1,000 new hot** minded winter resident* anl veteflnarian*. Keystone ♦S I AN COM STOCK invratmmt Berarltlea Pbon* M05—Teletype UD M OrUnda llrpraamttng T. NcUon O’Roarhe, K “ overparking. Some red capped college ftrshmen nre lutpectcd of turning crank*. c- wait aummer' who got tlwrouihly |UU w„, h-y, e.000.000 resid-nU. kv 1980. HJ80. 11a Ho failed to to. ......... predliT •. . . ty The food sitiiMion in Europe is definitely better as a result of-good weather in most areas and'persistent e f­ forts-on the part o f ‘the farmers*, ifowover, the total crop »lliuulri<l **?'*■*'P> nl,<* 6n« of h g m a « t i a y , i o l h t o nut l. a v r production is,reported 20 per eunt lower than in pre-wnr anil •.......... problems tto iiWwly ■*»!• 'l" 1. j r ,1 I days,.......... ..... of distribution Interfere 1 with the ih to tho mountain*, ami-aavayiA Dent use o f the food. i»»trax - that which i*. in ,vime drouth sections, wlivre cattle and liogs have M a t t . IH iU had to he used immediately, tlierc.w as n o w a y to ship them, to areas where mei\t Was needed. Jjick o f cnnnitig It I* nice to have Buptrintcn.l«nt Lawton !>•<* la Sanfoid *»•» aiid*freezing facilities Imve caused further waste of meat _ remain in and oilier foods. ; . # though, he must _ Mill a •uix>F ^ 0UK p iu l Toc^ha timo hclng. -]• „ T liu exchange problem III a* serlnus^factor^, Ilollajul ' s : " TiTts a surplus .of potatoes, bill oilier eoiintries hitve no wnv Tbf Ylmr*-Unlnn »«y* "llanl- to im^ them. Urecce hns an abUiidftiict!~df dried fruits, writing Ought to he m m u ni » t . totalitarian ‘ ItltVjj but no tnuney to pay transportation costs. '•On, Writer*. Youro not hilling /ninst the Facial totnHtarian' | The coal shortage, worst-of all,, cuts tlm. production VVhat’s ItusHia lip To? • llllra.” *t Cmunor C^Jwell. « • you! ,, of fertilizers, the source of power for railroads, and power i l ) liiakiint Halteriuin, 1‘ul.lia Thiil military alliance, hi* con- V i c V t r t j a y f for factories which, make machinery and tools. I Iclilll, ill,) not rhaoge the f let Y 1‘alhrindrr Me** M iiaiint Wo *•« *hnl lh. . — 'that the Hi viet Union “ wa* and Hit by bit Europe is putting famine behind, lint un­ la going * to .cvlvv.l al h • One doe, nol hove to I mi . BEPORT ANY OUNCE OF pri- ._ i* , ., . rqunllv Inutile „lo ____ fa*ci*m While Hou*^. on tlic a»suM|.llon fortunately ju st planting more acres o f. crops is not } " he <H»couraged hy _ tli S nn,i democracy." lie further conthat the »ar 1* over. —— apop ess ro va IMMIOIATELY enough to put the food on the table. Htuto of w o,Id iiffu lr, and akcii- 0 mi* thnt the "u orh un gring an t ’ TOAVOID DECAY IN QECEiVlNO lli'ul i t thf chnncea of achieving tmchangabli;" purpose of the Ru*. . I'realJant Truman l» having 11 YOUR COMPENSATION OP * 'V1' 1 and vm hiring penceI *ion. govcrnnient i, to c * tu lb li-h !. Job trying >" f|n.l »mntonc «•' Swedish Co-Operatives le ,. frightful *Uughtcr of Ini' (,'ommuriiit dictatonhip through bike Ifarrlmun'* (.l.ce-a* ai,lhuSUBSISTENCE CHECK. i~lor lo Knd»n.l' Why-nm a|. .Second Win Id W ar convinc'd, (ho world Sweden, lonjr in the lend of socinl and economic pro- Jhinking men and w«.mcn y v e f f-' fn hi* opinion none of the repaint Henry \\ aUaco? tluil the world mu*t find ccnt |{ut*i,n |n|prriali*tic expan itrcss, lias made a success of tlie co-operative method of I -t*a are now. whVt become* •ion ran he excused on Uie gTbun l mnnufncturintc, buyiiiK and Bcllinir. United Nation* It of the Hoviet'a vital need*. On' The v^holesnle co-opemtive organization has more not willing lo u w «r U» !•' the other hand, that expansion than quadrupled Its capital since 1930 , and in its success . ! doe* Impinge <mi the vital int«re*t» is a formidable force against state socialism. Tho snmllep ‘ .tit Great uriU in'oiitl Anurica—> Msirtlial Stalin aaya Amerira.n nn.l thu, rnata a ahadnw of future troop a hi fblna are a ' menace • • retail Co-ops, fn which one member of each' fam ily lins a , £ trmihlu. For. a, Iklllitt points r#, Would Ku-aian t » " » . In »baru| buy front the wholesale society, which in turn tnps ", out, "W«t fought Worltl War II to no be if American!' markets all over the world for its stock. Haw materials, w||| iii event tlie domination of China get out? _ _____ _ surplus commodities, and foods including citrus fruits , liate *>>• Japan an,| to prevent the " UflT^nlUpSf According to . the l»«m ‘ n ,‘ * are among their imports from the United States In turn lion! domination o f Eorope by tiernilinga, candy bar* will e«*on- I* they expprl machinery, fodder enkes, light bulbs, chinn tinH i* alm.i.t compelled to tolltve ninny. We now face the potairc aibUity that the reault o f our ware, and a growing list of oth«?r items. thul Ru*.Ji;i ■ doc* nut rrally d« -irt* reduced 1" »1*"- No* lf yuu lual find any, the, country will ,M(<J eucilfjct-a will lie the ilninlnalinn Co-operatives have been tried and nre working to a )»****?«- .Uertalruy.ahe ha* followed That U ------ .. ... Mathrrly, __ huaine Walter buainrti adtie * 0,1 the reault wa* the Autumn ministration cDan- aftne 'tlnlverequinox. • of fflf Florida fl-or|d. ’ptedi. ------ That - - 7,- rdidn't ---- , Uu, ' , „*ily predict* th^t the HACK W E -S H O U L D TREAT a manh“have THEM K IN D L Y : If ............. v“ Wm Will »»*•< urll 1 ADll CONNOLIiTi 1* _jWnj.ARD St. Auguatln'e efty rommliileu- 9.100,000 In purcha*e*pf new »upera. war* .c^nCronicJ .with a pllea ap<l it .can.. ce*Uy. be eeep•weighty problem at their meet­ why the future of Tampa depend* • r ing. Monday evening.' namely, an cn the racing nagi. irmefKenry ordinance which lift* tha ban yjicn ' the number ot litenac* to ue Dtuad by the. city gadget* knnvrn aa patil­ for the opt rat ion of horae drawn ing meter* allow Jor two niekeU, hack*. The praaent ordinance me for the firat and on* for the which i* being-attacked in a »ull In circuit court limit* the number ercrnl hour—that I* If aomeoae to 49. We didn’t know thin- doesn't turn the crank which may were that many horae diawn hack* •end th.- driver to the police Dlion to ’pay a 2.f> cent fine for in all uf Klurida, cr K u ro p c’H Food very limited extent in this country* It is interesting to note how fnr such a movoment can go-wheiLit Ja twrtrl_n/}‘ i — .... .... 11 { f l U t a i c ^ - • — raaasflkTK ssw . — r— # S a le !# ejr « Witlr*- the first post-war baseball *seasoii Tor tht Kanford-Cento- Feds of thtTFforidu'Statr'LeaKdeliaVing come. to on end, the -lieruld wishes to tu)<e tliis opportunity to R aim a r.'rwsT” "-' ^ «»»••• ejextend Its congratulations to.M anager Ed Lcvy-W hitner w lilio ** « *.«■»•«<■ *• fine K»t)U|).pf athletes who provided Sanfdgd ant} . * u «r*S i S —/ , iSemlrtole splendid exhibition intnole County County fans with’ such' a splendid i l i a * noi.iv*>■> • Ithis year. IUIII»r , (.ollltov III’. * * 1 ' -Npt oply are th cp ln yers themselybs'.duA* the thanks — .'.TiPTibis naTi'.e appreciation of the comnjunity, but also those who | , 0''uccepted the responsHiility of operating the organization iv __ ."!!Ja s well its those who contributed fiimncinlly to the team’s 0>* M »«ia --****** rave* M-alba — 1 “ (success, along with the thousands of .white and colored a* s * * '* " fans who loyally supported the club from the .opening »e «t contest until the final game of the Orlando series. mb . card* • W llaarr ■•II•ad • I aallrea The same high quality of sportsmnnship that hnn always boon a predominant factor in practically every ra>***a ,p ___ . i . i. , *a»m. » n. Snnford athletic aggregation in its history w as displayed II,»r,.*■!■w|aad N r « » » e ' 1 hr If,raid during the past season not only by the plnyers and the ' : r r,V,u -r V d „r ii.i-a club's officials but also by the fans ns well. fiwtlb In a 'baseball season filled with umpiring troubles g P (illM *• ,fc* —»»lrrt klr«*a ^iarla .1 k,ada«r«e*» throughout the nation, Sanford came through the schedule gd > *rn ! » » • a,her mt The and the playoffs without a black intirk on its record.’ The lleraM •• whleb ! # * « » ' “ 'I,ocnl citizens have always taken a great deal of SaaaelaTed * ', e » « il«»lr ' • }JJ,*„a"^Iueaiehea pride in the fact That this city is one of the best baseball lablleallB" • t " ' ga* .Itr ie lM to Whs in the United States. This hns been recognized for a»T*a»j '■ aua ^ ue#l »,«* " * " many years and hns been due to the loynl support which (the fans, not only from Sanford but also from the entire ts S iii i T _ ^ - i countv. Inivc.jpvcn tfflr bgscbulj teams. , . . ------ ---------1.116 ' Cue Florida spoils writer declared recently, • _ *,WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 25, 1946 ’ THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA • .......... .. lac. \Member N.' A- H. D. Dtjlona Deach, Ha. SANFO R D H A R D W A R E CO. 2 lo KA55T BILL’S P A C K A G E STORE AND BAR •4'lltf 112 WEST FIRST STREET — PHONE 880 Technically,- while"!- rigt a rotor. tut a. camt)in: R i f l 1 1 1 h -i k U ft u a i ’* *7 ' ! 1 I �*A - tJSZ w *■ WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 25, 1946 • . THE S A N F O R D HERALD, S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ■a U__- ________ i ______ u l '-j h . ate" n i il Jean Law Of Tampa Calendar . ■ • PAGE THRl^ Mrs. A. M. Philips Honors Daughters-X . In-Law-With.Lovely-Bridge Party A nd Personal Activities Weds William Stapler id* t lilts Jean loiw became*!he brfd* — T E L E . NO. 148 of William Slnpler. son of Mr. OCIETY EDlTOR — Cccelii’ T^fu«3T T " - j.' ....................' * ' •* .... *------------^ Mrs, Albert M.‘ Phillips honored -Wallace Phillip*, Mis* C a r o l her dauuliteM-iihlaw, Mrs. l.r-r- Stone, Miss Cecelia Truluck; Mrs* Ur I'htllip* o f‘ Winter Golden and Orville Harks, >Mr*. Charles Me* Mbs. Wullart- Phillip* of thUcity. firing-, Mrs. J. W. Altman. Mr*. * yesterday afteriiworr at 2:30 W. A. l-efflcr, Jr., Mrs. Edward o’clock with a lovely bridge lliggin*. Jr., Mrs. William White, putty ol tier home .'Mil Oak Avr- Mrs. Raymond - I.undtiuiSt, Mrs. nnc . Hcniitjfu! flame gladioluse.* Rinchen Powers. Mrs. -Andrew decorated the nanus ,(|iene*l cn- Carrnwuy and Mrs. Walter, Dyrd. suite fill U-c entd games. .Mrs. Edwin ShlnhoDer. * Mis. t'haile* Itetts » * . awat.l \tr. Malcolm Higgins, Mra. •d a bath set for winning high Higgins, Mrs. Guy Wood, score mid Mis. Edwaid Higgins. Mrs. Hcrliert Moses, -Olrs, Cary ■ Jr. wa* piesented a pair of ny- r'. J-ullor, Mrs. Dick Aiken, Mra. Lui It we fju screetiu. For float. Thomas Kirkland, Mpr. John tug prirr* "Air*. Herbert Moses*-Higgins, Mrs. R. F. Aiwlerson, w.k .iw^.udi-,1 an angel final cake. Winter Carden, Mra. (!harlaa The hostess assr.Me.i b> Mi*. |t,tts. Mis. Sam Martina. Mra. Helen Koutllaiider of Maitland. Fre<l II. Williams. Mrs. Richard Mrs. f. d i n -Slilnhti|«er, Miss Itrmvu and Mrs, .laptcs Crappa. . I'i'ri'l • HtontT .and Mtf. Helen^ :\|,n n* V a guest* were Mra. Mopes sciled a delicious ,swe*'t |c,>t>!**y lliiicr, Mr*. Henry IVijht 'course to the guests. II, Mrs, Roy F. Symes. Jr., Mra. l|ir honoree, ind th> hoste.*- ,-tlj m,,,,, \|t<. Finuk Ray. Mra. i-i-te nm-igc* of sweetheart to-.- TC^l.fr-turtr Dietrichs. Mrs. John A* rrmenibMlters ot •tv*, oesasi n; Tatum, Mrs. David Smith. Mr*. Mi* I .stei (• y;_ S|irmri. .Mrs. Helen Mnyes. Walla.-? rtullii' M ,s.- k Y.. Roumillat III. Mr* with two jMiieil a n a, each \\- |t y.acbry.- Jr.. Mrs. Druce Those invited to pis) bridge laOiy, Mfs. Miiynic iiinlgkin and Mi*... Jayt* r, l'lilj|ips.__ M i'. Mrs., Glare lludyom . . iinil M « r —J-.-O. Stapler of this city Aug. 28 at <1:80 P. M. in .» Mrs, Volie-Williams pandit-light iTjrmony .p< i formed | by the Rev. J. II. Hampton at Honored By Class \ p q j 5 o n a l S 1 Riverside Baptist Church in Ta/n- j Pa> • • Mrs. Stapler is the daughter of n ,„ Hutchison ai.d fe te Brock! Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. U w ?f MONDAYThe AYnericen Legion Auxiliary with the Aaansn t lass In D*?; left Yesterday-to-atUnd the 1,'ui.. Turn pa and is descended from oitoS*’ * _ wiD honor the Lrftonnatrea with near future honored their tieloved vcrsitv of Florida at Gainesville.) <’f the pioneer families fh Brook* ft covered dish supper nl the- 1*%- teacher, Mra. Vrlie Williams, Sr, villc. She is 'a native Tampon *■ mb jon Hut at 7:00 P. M. Iiingo with a party Thursday at 8:00 ' Mrs.- Hattie Dresden o f Lake i and*- attended schools thVn- amP. M. at the home of Mrs. T 1 . It. Wales was n weekend visitor 0f In El Paso, Tex. Aftcr "her gradgainci will be played aftcr the nation from Sarasota lliih Schcmr •*P>er. A l l . auxiliary members Reck,' 2420 Laurel Avenue, Hos­ Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Robson. tesses for the parly were Mrs, 1»ho went to Flrriia State Colleg art requested to bring a covered Gertrude Cameron, Mrs. Charles Mr*. Herbert I* Moore has a* for Women where she was a mem . dish. I D. Forrester and Mra. J. A. her guest ibis week Mrs. Caro- Ler of the Flambeau staff. Rhc TUESDAY Si range, line Wilke of Savannah, On. ’ !*» has been a recreation woun* Daughters of Weslry- of First Songs were sung by the group __ illlor nl the Gltt'BCcul Camp ft .. Methodist Church will have u and Mr*. Pearl Hansel I gave an A11 Doudney and Joe Raker!Sanfopl this summer.,t I'biUHIH I mill 4>4IKi 1 i » tegiflar monthly meeting at the interesting, talk concerning Mrs. .wjtt Lav* tomorrow to attend lh bi-*M iT Stapler was bobn in Hnnheme of Mrs. p. * A.. Itowaml, Williams and 'her wealth of.crn- Lntversity of Gcrgin, Athens, ford and was graduated -from tributions to the class member». Ca. IrlS film Avenue nt K:UO |*. ju. Seminole *High Schcrsi prfoy *u ,The Womans Club board will Mra. H W. Hall was in charge — -----entering the Naval G u n n e r y meet at the club house at 10:00 o f the many contests jilnyed. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Georg;- have' School at Norman, OKI*. He reA. K. Uoasetter was the winner rcturned to Atlvnta aftrr visit- cently received hi* discharge at-, A. M. FILM ACTMSS Peggy Aim Garner, o f a box o f stationery. 4k THURSDAY • ing the latter's - parents Mr. and t r two years of service nml is ) *, team* with hnpptnrx on hear* Mrs. R. F. Ccoper presented a “ he Srminnln ItrWkah Lodge Mrs. J, l|. (juattlrbnum here. In busiiys* at the Dcwntowf* Ins tUat Judge Alfred E. Paontxi clever reading about the elern.il " No. 43 v* ill meet, at the Odd* tiU-aner*-of this city. The couple of Iho tho Los Angeles Superior Court telephone party liner*. Mrs. F. fellow Hall at 8:00 I*. M. Mrs. S. D. Pitman-of Tampa is .plan to live In the Wclaka Apia, had approved an increase In her K. Dolt, elaaa president, re id an the guest of her. sister Mrs. K .: Wliite gladioluse* alul palms The Southaid* r*arcnt'Teachrra •alary from JI.IKJO per week to II,* Mobley at her home 70S Oak formed. H\r luckgruund fqr U « f Asm. wi|| honor the school's new original rlaas poem drdirntrd :o D. 1’ 2J0. Prggy'a employer agreed oh tho a.. . I .1.1 _ .ling i._ ciremnpy u-kloh /toIS' Myj.‘ Williams. The honoree and Aruhle which is w*aj leacher* nml mother* Avenue. r* with a mUe after her mother had aikc-d the daw president Were given at at 3;15 |'. M. at tnd achool. preceded by » program of nup­ more for '•living ex pcnies-' and Board Meeting of the 8«mlnole white .vases by the members of tial music presented by Miss G rorggg_Ct>Z left Monday to more for “aaVinfs." flalrtniitloiial) High School P. T, A. at 3:00 P. tlm Alalheau (Tata, delict In F'vans, vocalist, of this •liter tho -University of Florida, Mr*. Williams spoke briefly W. city mid dwell Stanford, otganist.. . • , life hnf been award.tl n five J-'-ar I bmnas, piogrim chair.Tea at South Side .Auditorium following the presentation ,,f the scholarship because of on 1stslid­ l.ymnii Ki«h >t h. »*i # f l,nii*r* t'lmrl* The bride’s white maniulsetlo The Mile, -Floridnl-Most Plmto1 OU K ilS C S lI* I O il M a y 1H5 P. M. honoring new mother* gifts, Tho group then snog ing honor* received at Rciitlnole and taffeta gown wa* designed *|cnlc llirl,” goes to 17 Year old l h w . n m i t T n t t t m t f VtXA. i WnO*! hfld tOtr **f lh«* inn»t NlJsT- fiimi. * / /,'flle»icd He The Tie That Rinds;** High School,. ®i W111III y K l 11 j =,4i(i | MmlI-11i If*1111nr 11 cIit 111*im 1 t •■111 h rndr- 11ut in* •*#■1 1on-, ri* two new teacher*. tvjHi a basuue waist which was j Nancy Htiliey of. Winter Haven, * ‘ joining hands as they _ f i n yen inut F i itliiy, Thu ? c Ihxj 1 prif^iiilcjii J Ktfitiy 11 ii sort* viw - san n*FRIDAY fastened down the front with ^ l,ie Cenirsl Florida Deatttlful roses and _ shasta IVAMIItHH*. t it*i ui r»TV lAh * I tvni hijfli Thnac f l f t ' l r J ptctiil; u t ; Juin* MciKtrupp,, itc* U.D.C. will hol,| the firat A ll Mr. and,-Mr*. William Zachry,[tiny raverpd button* anti featured Ttiire months ago. tills attract Iva Thanks to the Vnrikt* Hrltlsh ‘ruI* I meeting at the home of Mrs. daistrs .decorated the party"rooms. Jr. of Washington, |). (*. nre , n full bouffant skirt nml long Iriidcr* ttp-ti* lt'#diliy f*ip**ni 11*!u t v and tr^n-iurrs mid Ilatfl t young lady ijictil two aeeks In a UicM fiif* nidi* i *i i*ipip»« t h o u ; t, piiNiilrnt; It *w v Mni»nn. vh •*, F *»c«twi pn»i:i i«m‘ t'hau,mnn. Tho hostesses swvml delirious re­ F. E. Roumillnt at 3:00 p. M. spending two weeks in ISniiford-: s ltrm . IL-r fingertip veil , of hospdal. Ihs m ost tniitly b 'lin ed o ( freshment* o f fruit punrh, chicken y irw h cniicvrniinr n f f u r M oi M*r ■ j pn ^i#|«*«*t; Vi«»ln Hull. *i,c t c l a i y i L t* vcnlh tliud*' Hottv . I n l salad 'sandwiches Knd fancy nuts. visiting Mr. and Mrs. W . If. illusicti fell from a h1 ln of seed • nusitette of water sktler*. hurt k cunt n whit hnvc ncUlctl (hi*iu K# liny Alarni^ I t fiMuiCi, le*n i, pfc^Lh'iit* .Ltrnr^ Rolln, Zachry and Mr. and Mr*. J. !,. penils and she carried a white during the making of a (lie movie Those attending were Mrs. Willh,. Toiuniiv* »iij»pl\ nvimI ii I r i r a m c Mfi^rnili, ij pnM ri, nml Nutt* virr ati’ f nil ML Kvclyi* t rrshani, ' ^satin fan. eovereu with tutwrosea at the famous Cypress Gardens. y, . , 'Hams, Mra. Unix, Mr*. Jodcra Ingley. tor In tlit* Amriiiitll I’Ytym Ni*V- M.ifuditnius (Judltnrr C arver mid « n < * l a i y <iih| trcM.ftttVi. and li ar. . . . ! and white m*etiuil|. L C le b r a te H .Camrmn. Mrs. Chirle* Forrester. Milk proRrnm mid n«k* Athalco ( ‘ ru m p lci . ch ci lu iik 'M , rv MaM»n, program chminiiin. Mrs.. It. F. Cooper, Mrs. Annie , ,M r. and Mrs. Jutmif Dingfelder . Mi-,, Martha Pug,- orf Sanford, llr r c ’ri w Ishinij ptnnl luck tu the T w e lft h tirade Hilton Ijelrm. i hi* il I work pi ili'dirnti' t» t ‘npf, •t.nrii u Sunday from New O r' maid ilf homr, was gowned In student r-. nn< i| and i* r u i n j ' pt» *nfrtii l ,!|n:ilil \\ dmn, vim Beverly Jane Evans was honor, Mtrrlwether, Mrs. A. C. Madden. lenns after aernmpanying their |i,nr,|^ blue brocade satin made * i I hill .Sr;t Sj* find Ail » rt{tm<| ptcu ilent. .A th ah o (TiiiupUr, »e*. rt on her sixth birthday with Mr*. A. B. Loveioy, Mrs. .It. U ... no liter Margaret there to en- ,in uld-laihlmied lino*. Mis* Mac- F a llin g |{irl|ira(o , with i% til Ii* h#* ci i»*d appm* 4 ntr ahrin Hint the .? I i*h>| \ a c \ Garrison, tlra. W. It; Rrinson, pectin^ .tiijt tiiuiji.1 frtutt ihvjii. • I >1 # \ iyLi* H p H. .ItettBiirciyj-Aitjl 1mparty' given by her mothrr t j f.ie Sophie Newcorub ac|ino| pf jioie" t'.irpcnlcr, bVidemaJd and *J! . - ■ w-.w W .^os- * . _ . la t Lilt Ur A lllit atilt. p!»»ICt A . .fira. .Earl Evans. A pink and Mrs. II II. Slaughter. Mra. p. F. Tulrine Ifliiveraity^rhvie she pUa* Mrs* Helerv-^taiw, eist*r t>f the * _ ■ I SLnltllcr ifilutrrji piiy tlm AFN . Whlgham aful Mrs. A . K. Itos* . S cU' mi! ht i *1 1* 1 . ff with a hnhg tititiij v/hita color scheme -wav rarrird to study medicine, jrirtr C.irtH-nlfr. hrtdesfn?td. etioes 11tl it r j uitili^ U uti the pur i'll o' thi* v’ h in f.pj yr nr, oip' I taly with thr fn. / out in -the ^ refrr*hmeiilw and aetter, t ilinnm Ii I n * " p i im l o f f i < e i ^ is Also Mr*. J. T. Newby, Mr*. u , ’ - C , , , * i w d v H u e chiffon gowni made nr#. ini*\Vh*d, tin* fulling hirtliratc iiundnn of the St'iidmd I liuin il* lh / J*ccrati«ns. t Sapt, T. W. I.nw.up has l-e n i)iU, w(th Uat(. ,lcckRnes trlm- “ In hkrly. in the iirnr future I<» i hr Hr i t i i h /amp. A-In Rnekcy. Mrs. (5, S. Reiman, (• Ii t f ' Iu 'I11. a n11 tin fl a *;n **hvt ii n.< A iT ,tce cream, rake and" candy Mrs, Pearl llansetl, Mrs. J. <1. tt.tils I errc.j from the^ Riverside ..... „ llh ,lllt„ ,c,ttl|Ms mi'll with blue seipiins and full pn 4*»tt ihv nnlint wfft.li iii«' tilm t Ifficrru **lrrt*tit for thip «'I;« *<■ *«iranlied * vrer* -»er»>d on the lawn by the Wilt'ti l y i i f l is Hiiiidi* I f *mi, ttir F.acb at ten-la nt Hail, Mrs. M. S. Nelson. Mrs. llospilul in Jncksimvctlr to the Hi -hop -leevrt, Hu ♦»( ' ir 4*1 «!*i Vik 111, «ff»4-**» * 11 n«r il-*- fidl"« * » hoalsss nsslsted by Mrs. Fred F’rnl llarilson. Mr*. I). P. tllhbs, Fernabl I,Slight on a^r morial lliisi (’ arlH’il a nuM-gay of pink rn» rtf Ihr hi nifitii*'it % tmdi Si 11kl 11 t , 1-t»l* ' f i l l It 11 ‘ llORoth, Favors of noils and balls Mrs. S|trah Chasmar, Mrs. J, M. pitot in this-city His condilion is i, ,1* n d war. cluster* .if the W \ f . . ' v n I, ■ . H i<hri Ini uti km |0 <- nLiu11: ; \ In * t ■ l ' •• .ti <, luu k’ ii t‘ME1Ill'll il ii ( ^-srare presented tiro guests ^and Wilson and Mr*. Drck. repoi nl much uniiioved but In- is sfu'p f ltiwt>r» in hrr halt , I., M» t.'X . M' Ii I> 1IH Ilf in rtt .HIM 4 *'M (ol * 111 games nml contests were enjoyed not peiiuitli-d to hnve visitors. Mr. Istiw giiVi* hit* ilaiii/htnr •n iliw" hot tiitr 11! 41kI *' t I •' il allTIl . tH * o n It* i e f i t » throughout the afternoon marrinirts j, IL Htsplu nf San* Mr*. A. Reid Mann left for * t< *| Wi vnl Ik*M man »lli| tA .Tho*e attending were Beverly i P r O p O S C H U N S e t ancisrn. t’ulil mi Sept. tultFru mp re UhL* ri I’ h f Idi nf swans, David Wilson. Limla Kanattend tlit* A inof lean I.egion tSanfonl nml \ lclnr 8t‘ht*ll. nrr. Jeannette Roulard, l.otlme ronventiop with hi r hqsliund. Site Doulard. .Nancy Robb, Judith *\ i iTPJ»t i»h fni tnemlHM of tlit? KENNEDUNK, M e,-(d h -M rs now in Seal tie add will yofn ititiii tlmU' family vkiija hi*ltl »l Ann Robb, Sally taiuise Robb, Jean lliirkeba. Shir lev lluckcba, Alma Wells Levinson of I’ rince- Mr. Mann In San ■ Francisco on hiiiiir 4tf Mr, aml Mi* II. M\tr. j w,| y, wl|| Janey Drown, Judy Drown and ton, N. J., anil ketmebunk, pro- g j,,t CaHM’ ntrr nflvr Iht* ctiirnmny. The poses that the United Nationsi de- j til, r hustmnd there also, Rosaland Ratliff. Id nln'i* inlilr h»*l4l a tiiunl w«<lclhre a world holiday for a last_ ‘ Also Deana Haynes; Ijarry, Hint; idkci—sUniiundril Ity l»*nk inif peses!"» , 3tr*. F. A. Ilyron amt daughter EMiott Williams, Arthur Vaughn *-trsir*lHiil«. rftll wtIt u*mi With advisa from the Stale Dc- Klisiilx-lb Und .'ns. Kntiina Allen Williams, Dorothy McAlexauder, oomi. partment, Mra. laivinson, traveler of South Carolina have icturned *n_.’/,r rt,< -< ,l,H''n Pinky Smith, Mlkcy Davis, Ron- .* ,. . I rip . . to ■hose asststtug with tho Jio». j _ m ---....... ............ ........... wreks aid- Davis, Vance Davis, lairry and artist, ........... M fs she has^ suggestdl ” ” •« a Hit [jltfliiiy were Mt* J P Aldrich j I to the liiiu-d*Nations that " riV«ce I hlcago. Spring field and. Edinburg. J^iyton and Martin Stem per. ».f Smimnln. Mm , J. \V Jnlivta 'Also Ihmnio Wright, I'nmela ! Day" be declared ‘ upon the occa* HI They travel,-d bv car ami «41til MInn Hnrifl»by. j . jones. H.isanuv Mrs^ olon f t th0 JcdlcaUqn. o f lu p«rr " T i V ) M'!“ tjv“ SRHngfiel,, and Tim bride « tin n*|uti ifidmr* , I . Willlamif. Mrs. M. T. Ihiynel, manent site or unop seme en.aiiy kolinlitlrg-________________ 1 11 r 4* till In m l diCfNi w ith ftdfn r I Mr*. J. IL 11, njprcpriato occailon."Mrs. Johnlo Davis, Mr*.. m trlpa* Muck icrriunrirs find n j McAlexauder. Mrs. W. W. HurkC o lto n ^ null w u ii I r jub I i i i a i Iv f<n Mr*, t^vinson said aho hail re- I r U t n i i P C k t ’ rH C IllS S cutKtintf rrf liiliortiNtC'ft and m hitr i aba, " Mr*. It. E. Ratliff. Mrs. ccivcd letters approving her proriiki‘4 an her irnvi’hny cnnttinu* = W. II. Strinpcr. Mrs. Fred Robb p„,ai from Mrs e.lrn-nr itonsi-Tin* ymmu C4*upte li»4lh n wcd*tir*|f ? jjay l i l l l r Inaiici, A flo r n lilr and Mrs. Dick Jones. vcil and Dernard Daruch, ttip in Nnrth Florida Irfim- rt» ** * T h e .Truthscekers. Class of Oust, - , , .. , . „ i The The iAlalheau _________ Class ______________ of the First,' Baptist which wiH.merge will merge .p\Ut Church which. Beverly Jane Evuna Birthday Laid To lloiisinK Lark miate. ! World. Holiday:ft",, Oh, Such Pretty Little Dresses Holds Monday Meet PAR Convention To Be Floriwts fteyd mx- i , ..iii- - lhlL .town gui-M* iup ipu of wearing, a roorsage -with buds ' nvrrVmWtng Wrtv Mr. und Mrr. JV *-*?[ ing Momfa¥^"»ffFVttroii ajhiimed of war stamp* of rati­ if? Stapler, Mr. and Mr*; J. R. Rtap-* beautiful country home ons denominations. m l . h a l l in Irr, M is. J . II. Little , Mr. and j __ _ and Mr*. IL IL I’alll •tltsnnil in t l u „ A m i «« Hetty k lm r ■ lly JANG KADR However, at the congress last Dower* UCnevn. Grni’ vn. .Heat* Seat* were plan.I plac.il out nut JJ,";,/1’ nHI mr! ' ' I"linksj W ASHINGTON— Lccal florist*, May *t Atlantic City flowers parlous lawn unib-r wide umb-r , . j ( j p who do a pretty good business bloomed on shoulders and bosoms |tn the spacious ianywiy, are already rublilng their In abundance. ^in'k i h r u b ^ ' ' ° W‘ dvlch and the MUsa* Sybil Aldrieh liknd> oyer the • lake when tho ^ tUri!l°»f 'L l * - Mrs Nellie Vaughan, pre.iden:, •‘ <»-| Hetty lie,ring and H.-vi .ly* Daughters nt the Amrrkan Rev- o wTh'L n h s lw H I be m .rk r ilw llh a ll , ^ d U((I)i| N - U . i i f Sa.asola lt.clm,.l M -> plutlon (D A D ) convent their 5fith thetradlUon. 1 cerrlnonV « ' d page , w ,„U-i pi.-tatim, „f T h e’ of Jacksonville siul Mr*. J. ■ onrre.vs here next May. antry of the annual Cong re M|>r, ycr. T he group sang SUpter o f West Palm Hcncb. The congress, the first to be It also me*ru the usual display of -Sweet Hour of I'rayet’ T h e !,, ., , i i lid In the DAIl* own Goostltu stunning gowns, pages In shim- f io l |n(r prmJ(.r 0f p r a is e and H n p t l t H H r O ln C r lU M W I n Hall since ID#X, It expected meting white, Hie processional draw the largest delegation in with flsg* and fervent patriot}; thanksgiving was given by Mrs. oh J. E. McKinley. history. It will b* national speehe*. A fte r this business meeting with IAiR election year, and all sign* election o f officers and ........ . ..... The regular jnontfcty dinner Next Mey will end lha admlnis- reperts, _______ dnt to a red hot campaign nndtratihn -of Mra. Julius Y. Tal- regular routine a social hour wns ,me?ting o f the Brotherhood of tinenjoyeil and refreshments of as-j Hrs| llaptist Church wa« held eMlmntea . Hava ever' been inadpe of Athrns, G b., as presi­ of tli? money spent on flow- dent general. She wss elected ul sorted ssniiwichcs. rakes, rooki -a i last night nl 'th e Chutch >,insx #T| at DA It congroai, but it will the 1844 congress In New York and punch were served to thosofwith “ Attending Sundry School” present. • las the topic r f the program run Into thousnir.U of ilnllar*. Of­ The following altendt-d. Mrs.; Sprnking on the urogram a l­ wo esndidatrs for 1D47 nre al­ Tw ficers, speaker" nml raivildates for Nellie Vaughan, Mrs. .Emma .\l>-, rnugcl hv Forrest Gntchrl were office often receive ** many aa a ready In, the field withcomple.e na- r«m », Mr*. Fannie Vfilson, Mrs.' Martin Stineclphrr, Malon W "gb t, dottn corsage* each and often Il*t* ofcandWntes for other and Aith-ir -wear as many t i three at a time, tional .offices. One candidate if Alice Thorton, Mr*. Martha Mof- j Julian Rtenstrom Mr*. Murgdret Rhoeinaker,] Kirchhu/f. A discussion mi the Tpgrlng the war, tiou'iueta were Mv«^ Klaniry Thorpe Manlnve of fit#. t-i**u — l*. 11...^ viiluo i>f church l i U r ilu r r , w*in A t to a minimum. At (he Chicago Nawburgh, N, Y „ .at present the Mrs. Jessie Waites, Mrs. Esther Ird by C. P. Henderson, mil n convention In 1012, Mrs. Henry M. society’s recording secretary gen. Crawford, Mrs. Clara Ellis. Mis. Zahl* I/>rd, Mrs. Eva liarkey rrsume of Baptist activity ■ nt 'Robert Jr. o f Annapolis, Md., who •ral. Ridgecrest * N. C. was piesenl -d was honorary’ president general, ■ Thy other candidate is Mir. and Mrs. Ella Irish. A|ao Mr*. I^iu McCrum: Mrs. by A. C. Madden. Ijogan Marshall of Clemtan iettahllxhrd the patriotic custom John A hrief report un the inslnllnCollege, 8. C* at present first Florin? Dekel, Mrs. tyabel lllouut, Mra. Rcrtha Davis, Mrs. Raida tinn cf two five-foot ventilating vIco president general. !ii-r CA Both candidate* hav0 strong fid- Crenahaw, Mrs. Fsnnlo Mason, fans’ descried for making the RD OF THANKS hut thero may bo "dark M r* D. E, Guerry, Mr*. C. C. third floor of the church mure My rii Erlewd* andiS K Neighbors .... ..m m am horsoaT • Priest, Mrs, Georgia MrCMIand. rnmfortabln was given by Rev. I wsnt to axprets my heartfelt It Ii estimated that about 4,000 Mra. J..F. Riser. Mr*. Nettie Til W. P. Rrroks. i to daW stei and alternates will at- Ha. Mrs. R. W. Lalng, Mr*. J. E. itiyf m . __ Witch hate! was dlscovrrrd h) McKinley and Mrs. Pattishall. of mv Darling W ife Mary. tonulTie 10*7 congress and that the Indian medicine man. 2,000 or 3,000 additional members Especially, I want to thank H —-slrip rs, flo rn l'p n n ta a n d aolld* w ith fetch in g ru ffles, h rig h l ric-rn c trim , nml preciou s fly -liw n y b o w *. I.vt-n w o o l skirts, jnrki-ls nrul ju m p e r* tv» p ic n ic you n g heart a. C om e now , choose o f these p r rtlic a nml m a k e Monthly Meeting you r l i l l l r g irl happy. vy- nn and Emil, Fdilh -and John, will come to town to sea th« show, The racoon washes nr soaks Us , FU)i Ari^ unable to clov* Ihrlr ___ Washington ____ ______ Th« IfoUtAssocia­ dma and Ted, llellen ami-Hornfood before rating •y «. tion his sssurod tho DaughUra of '.-Tommie and Gus, Amelia and mortis and’ accomodations. The ',’y % cf Orlando, Mr. ,nnd Mrs, , was fixed fo r May as. Mr. and In order to avoll m' and On. with other meetings. Bale amt Maurok-. You are pH of said to bo the Aral do think you | to rh thfc color of her my heart. sS.-, . .She uv«d henna. R. H. (Bob) Ren \ ,'v . In Observance Of sSb ~ - a packggfa at Religious- H oliday ' : bit mailed to aervi Wc WiU Be ’ A.VS-. r ' » r, f , *53$..* ' ‘ ¥ -i v . "-wiyfgg fLrd-. « Closed. Thursday . IP YOUR LOVED O H i OVERSEAS ‘ PUFFED SLEEVE PLAID G ING H A M with ruffled pique collar . * 9 fe 5 COULD- CHOOSE A PRESENT FOR September 26, 1946 HIMSELF,TT W OULD PROBABLY BE is CARDIGAN JACKET in aisea 7 to 14 *4.98 . A PROTGfCAPH FROM ^ S H E T L A N D SKIRT In •isei 7. to 12. *4.98 BARF- The Ray mond Studio .. i- - rt 9 Stale Bank Building Tel. 1093 T- . -L,7 - '. t --- “ : T !> .. . . C O R D U R O Y JU M PER DRESS in i l i t i 3 (o 6 $4.95 WHITE C O T T O N BLOUSE In aizos 3 to 6X 12.50 STRIPED B R O A D CLOTH- in n r color*. Size* 7 to 14 *3.50 �Fo u r ge THE SANFOH D H ER ALD , S A n rO R D , J'Uacd-hlll fllrciiklli rood quality witch •n « n -H.r^*rnirT,r ' i f V WlOutll W a«li notl garutc v iit h ' m o r ..vrrM fA T J o x 1 -------- r u n t %\ im r . n . *(*|i»pte»r l ? 137” .If m \ M »T J «'K IN II Kit K IIY IIII'H N , 17i*i liv li II. Io n # * h o ld er o f | % Ii[k a | n Ntv* Jt Cl I hi" t>Ht ilajr of%Au|fMit_ A- l O l l i f , - > n f llr A - w nir In -Dir « # fm » « f loti do ii pfi I Ipa Hon f o f .i lux " I 'T O T T '3 2 LBS.! W 8AB IlZfr M AGAIN* Om « tM lb. +iu In l)i« r# o n N . i M i r i r t t f I* a t* Ir j ? «l* lcrll»««I* iir o p » r ly In t h ' *' Hrmltt-tlp, Hfiitn tlf Fluf •H4 o f H\V'+ o f n\\ ' lo’ n I | - Tnw. fijtfil ji # South’ _____ 11»fJK« 39 - p «rl)r li filial tU "t 111# W E D N E SD A Y , SEPT. 26, 194# FLORIDA By R. J. SCOTT SCOTT'S SCRAP-BOOK Rye* .examined— Glsssea filled 203 S, Orange Atev Orlando, Hurlda Phone 4987 Al. llT Pt\UL Dr I.e6n*rd Barker * Optometrist * f r f|Iflr a l. P ^u M .lo.1 LiquidC APU DINE ra llf «Rii AVMB ViU- Hfdu4.Lt 11»n, Now •fco ItU I f*»JeI • Lf uffx Y Wit •»pfiwow IMF« w r U iU FOR RENT rimoJ-n trr Ika# ****** imlunr* #•••1 /Wi AfmW S y « Private parking apace for buaineaa men find women between Florida Stnte Bank and Princeaa Theatro with entrance from Firat Street’ and exit to alley. By the month or year only at reaaonablc mtea. C S T - < fP A M D Security Bond and Mortgage Co., Inc. 5&2 Atlantic National Bank Building. or call *1 ■ Garland W . Spencer, Agent. Phone 99. r M < u w AY 1)8 Viueiln Ctnij W ar* t. 0*1/ U l l far AO d »n ‘ **»8l7. 1’keea TOUCHTON UHUG A re a A & i CO . *< o < A L K COMES SU D D ENLY ) O M E EARLY M AKES A u t o m o b il e s w e r e e n t e r e d f r o m "Th e r e a r delicious. eoeiGT-Wlad eye-epeaw. r#«* Jk. lute 3-Miaule.OoU el yo or hreo*k. r \ (git |able tomorrow and otlenl — ^ V - A Atk tor Ibe package crllk^be Big of 5 ARTICLES FOR RENT FOR SALE I’ll. I, UP will. Furl Oil ami Kero •foe befnr^’ winter. 1— II. II. I’upe Co., Inr. 860 FURNISHED ’room nulla Avenue. ‘ .PHOTOGRAPHS Uve /our IIKST photograph 1 muile nt THK RAYMOND STUDIO B State Hank Hid.'.— Ph. 1003 gentlemen F U R N IS H E D ’ room,’ 1 convenience*. preferred. AIII 310 W. lint Si, «*i -w-. -*-, W IL L have good house. vacant Oct. 5. 125.00 per month. J. W. Hell, lrfiko Monroe, phone 15. 511TA TI UN leather* In most colors and large aelectlon of gdod upholstery fabric*. Robert S. Drown, 21)11 N. Orange Ave.. Orlando, Fla, APARTSIKNT .for rent. Adult* or middle-aged -preferred. Mr*. Whorl, phone County 4502. . B AM A V E R A G E HELP W A N T E D GIRL for smlu fnuiitniii 1 . Lnn. cy’s Drug Store. Part Urn* or full, time. ASSISTANT bookkeeper WORK W ANTED XPERT (minting—rnutiurt or hw.rly LawLa. S. I!. Grogan, free estinis-.fi., Phono ,1154 or 7H:U. WANTED TO RENT r B U T THE M O N T H -O L D CHILD K N O W S ' • 2 7 2 W O R D S AHD SPEAKS IN C O M PLETE .FLORIDA LOAN CO. MlltACLR IILOCKH W H E R E is < h e WEST P o iN T oF <HE AIRT? RAHDOLPH FIELD Te x a s IkdiiiiI wiis In. ttir> n tiun « f .J j.*. to t,» lKkUr.1 th 'r e o ij. ‘ Hald e r r llf * MUclirll. A\ Ira ls cniUrnt-ra the follow Wm ,lr ■ I'tilfMM F+ii.l re rtfn rjrfi! ahull l*» • e r lb c l |>ruprHy In 'th e C ou n ty o f t n U m ia tl DMMjftiliig- «u la w , ’ the Helnlliote, Hi s I b o f F lo rid *, to.w||;, t 'i''| M l!r tlrBi-rlltnl tlttre ln W ill l.n H e* » .» J rh \V o f HK C o r o f p»*W **» *!*• hliheFt iildtler « i ih« KWH o f HUVI H.cUun 31 T v w n iiturl hfoifiHP ifliNir tin Itie f ir it shl). Z(. H-Olth tu rn *o' SI Mint, d J*Y i ti t It rr nt vi n | It *i t Olg | ij b uf » 191€t • run N in .r h W J ,l» rh F ! ’ * tb wbI'l'll -li» .1lito 711* alia|« «j f |It*| cihr rt >V oh H i l l ea K tu I try. ■ (!,»». n u e ,u rt a t W t i l . 3 ft uf NIV14 o f T h « **or»B n ieid o f ih o said pro* porlY undor the • > .* r o r t lflr a ta ■aaued « u In the nntno/or l!||. known. C o le ., la id c e rtific a te #hall ha redeem ed a rro rd ln y to law , tbo M in i r; o r *|.|.t.irvriiFX liruparty .tracilhad Ih ctaln w ill b e 1 t o n t a x i» r :t:n *"h ! to I ha hlKh.Bt t.lddar ar • Ilia I’ h a p l.r 171*7 ..f I » l » . t-oart houae d *or on the fira l M an. V 'lT IC K JH I I I D t K I i r niVtK.N*. da* a. 111., month o f O cloh rr. l » t * . Thai ll,.o 11 Junes holder o f T a * whh-h la ( h « till .lay ur r n i o h . r . ; I 'r l l l l l i stB No. I MB, .lied the 1)11. Itli i|ny r.f A u *u s l A. ft., Is is , has Dateil till* lib stay Of Fepleinhcr. f l l c l MMii'’ tn ipy o f flea nnd has 191C, in,uh. pplir.]|i.,n fo r a in* i|..-,l it tv matNpij.v * **, I.** l“ >leil Ih -re o ll Hath c e lllfC le rk C ircu it Corns Ir.lte illllH S r e , Hip f.'lllpWlUg USHaiiilrtola County. F lo rid a w rlh eil p ro p e rly In th e Cauiriy o f Hsiolliole, P lain nf F lo rid *. I n - w lfU e« Ht: f o r o f N I T *% o f HF.*i Ho< lion 3r T ow n sh ip 30 Houlh llsijire 31 thru, run W 9.»3 rh N I " rh IV t , ; » rh N 1Si d egree*,, (V in 33 rh r; j j * rh N to fjs k e l . Je.M is, N F Iy slontr Iutk* to p t , North o f Deg. H t „ g e g . I I a i 3 , » ' 1.3 100 SNAPSHOTS-^prlpted, developed, ---- ,— "s : ~ - . TLIV E R heavy duty dink and enlarged. Y.V r»py old phulo* ONE nice rncrier lot, Hanfonl barrow $85. 2-wheel dusting graph*. £ ve\ * .9 r!S.nd.v.1<tw DHvp* ll0,B machine with hlteh for tractor NICHOLLO RTUDIO Courts P. 0. Box WO, Sanford, use 1166. Call Carl 8. Myens, 220 Meisch Hldg., Phone 1160 |760 CASH will buy 2 nle* M . Fhont 781-J. ELECTRIC appliance repairs — ft. eastern front adjoining Iota’ ) we repair washing machines, located among the bttter home* MAN'S Fnihlon Park suit,I, sue vrccum cleancts, ftui.s, mixers. t« Xfavfalr. P. O. Rox WCk 40, Florida weight, excellent Trotter Appliance Service, 397 Sanford. condition. Phone tVt'j-J. V/. 2nd St., Phono 1054-J. 4 NICE 75-ft.'adjoining Jot* In­ HOLLAND enhboge setter aliirhtANNOUNCING opening <>f L. D cluding one corner lot Grandview ly Used two set* gaarx gret n* Simonson Engineering & SttrDrive Rose Court, Write P. anil rad* rrsptctively. II. I.. vjyipg. fterion C. Gordon, rc0. Box 910 Sanford, or phono Smith, 1017 Woodward Ave, * prjxcntctivs. 110 N. Park Ave. JJ76-J. Phons LOTS H .milo North of Ixmgwood on pavement, *chool but line, m*leri*l for 4 room* and bath, concrete black* for found­ ation, frame work,' sheathing, solpflooring and nail*. Con­ crete foundation for double garage, Rhone 0130. I ii I hr. tili: hi nt It(tlilf.r til thff LiiMs tlwiir «ui l l « « f l l « l lio n * :!i^ tficinUi o f , O rto bp r. I9 ff« s ftia 7(fi itny o f fh'IOlivr, S f I T I I U T (l A|.|*F. T Ii; jottnh .it. lln ln ihn n tsalijetlrw ftik n o w n I'lc r k C ircu it Cnurl Keuilnnle C ou n ty. Florida p ear nil th e Jjst d ay * ,f (Jrljihs-r, A , *D-' 7738, ~tri s e e r t a m 's u it fd r d ls o s a * fo - o r - r g Irr ~tha f t r c u t f Court o f ;,j nii,„ii. Cuaniy. FlurhIS. *tl a h h rk vtalrd title i.r which said cose Is tC lllle lls m lllo n , I'ta lot I ff, Y* K.irnl, i f lla n ,III,in, I'efen ita n l. W itn e ss my hand am i o fflr t s l F r ill T A X U K K U Chspter I7C.J ..r 1*11 N "T | fr : IH IIF U C IJ Y UI\MWL T h a t U* n It. Jones n..l,1er „t l/S o f C r r tlfIra tn Nn. 1447. UsueJ tha stb .tsy nr August A. IF, I }», has file d sitnia In my u ffte s sad bos made appllcatTon fo r a tu t d«v>l 9 Howwomenand girls' mau get wanted relief f r o m fu n c t (p n § l p t t lo d l e p »fn 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL R E A L ESTATE W A N T E D 6 ARTICLES WANTED Clrrk of fin nil Court Hem i note Vpjc nr- Jimhy. required io up. IMPROVE YOUR POSTURE! will glvo you crocofully •red carriogo. You'll I t i l bailer—look boltar, MRS. Our 5 Year Plan - ARCHIE H#i L tt’a look at It tht* way: 27 ia Every 100c you, are now spending yearly for fire and _ windstorm Im uranci. can be re* ' doe ad to S4e by buying a S year rcnowabls policy. You save M H H 10c of every 100c.. Now baaed on our present Idlvldond*, by buying a mutual NLcd.i LAXATIVE? policy from n*, you can further reduce, your yearly coat to 07 I/Sc. Saving 32 4/6e of every 100c. You can't loss - If you don't get a dividend you are not paying any more than tke pub. liahed rates for your insurance. THE LONE MEBBE THAT'LL END THE TROD! GET YOUR PAY ANO GET OUT I AN' THAT GOES FOR ANYONElUJSE j WHO'S CARELESS 11— —---- / - — m i ON7HIGJ06! BRALEY. STOCKINGS mended—r a y o n or nylon, single and doubts runa mly. Phoriu 7R8-W, . UltoS phoT* »63.""h' Th* Mu,lc M HOY'S w ed 'in lw -'b k y cle. LOST A FOUND a »pecUlty ^ '~ T T T v iy from snowflake - 1 Cant *t e l l THi6 VtXJ'VE 6cfr,l— *A MOVIE GAMBIA' d Ph. OUTBOA KD motor—heavy duty 8 HP Johnton for sale or trade for pickup truck or good gas range. Blila' Store, 140#-W . ISllOiEO A TRICK — — X WfiYlD TEACH 1 E M f 'f FOR quick tale “ «• Weigh* •*( 18 AUTOS FOR SALE Sj* I ' P* U k e Mohro*. 10 T O U C H T O N A Watson, l M l 9. ' ' . * •* Geiar* Ave. Has Purina UW1*. R- i i S 1, R Floor Mata Available SEMINOLE TI RE HHOP y i,ir l.h . M IT I I K e t l t ’ . A l 'f l . l C A T t l r t F O M T A . « * IIK K D hahtcr 174*7 nt I l l s . __ oTict: ih HKiiEnr fttv * v . it lien It. Jonra h older of Ta* IlflralM No. lid s . taaued the day Of July A. I » . I * l » hu» d came In my u fH re ami has la applleal Ion for e la * deed In, lasued thefenll Held -i-e rllfe pinhrarea Uia foil*, w in y d a­ t ' d property In ibe County or ilmur. S la t e o f Florid a, t n - w ll: tj o f s i : '* of N 'V 'k Of S K I,; arllon 1* Tow nahlp f l South » n * c J1 K a *l. S .A c r e * ha n i o . o n . n l o f lh»- wild prnly under (he paid c e rtific a te ted w m In I ha name o f C. U. _______ I ____ PHONOGRAPHS Tnr_ mnt, Tim WE NEED LISTINGS,-of Farm*, omes. Grove* and Buaineaa I'LL BUY yoUr ear regardless ' Muslo Box, phone 953. roperty. W. I t i WWlaWG 300“ 1110" ' R° y R*,1‘W ANTIIUSBANDSi WIVES! u wwj l'and0^ n a HL______________ PEPT Realtor, Tom Bell , A»»ocl*te. ^ u Phone Iltflf 416 Atlantle Bank t BURNER kerosene heater want- Thousand* of couple* weak, ed . in good condition. Phone ' worn-out, exhausted solely be* 226-M. , cause body_I*eki Iron, gat new VJTKHAN drslrre 2 ‘ or a loU In city’to build a home on. ReaTYPEWRITER T o X S u . T ^ r * l i a 0,f f i lenahly priced. Apply Box C*X STANDARD waived to rent, phone 393-M ggf< A t a ll' druggist*—in San* e/o Herald, afurnoon or evening,_________ ford, at Topchton Drug Co, 8 ARTICLES FOR SALE^ I ’d litlly, The ^Mutual Companies era t represent have always paid an­ nual dividend* to policyholders. C. M. JJoyd A Co. "Your Mutual* .Insurance Friend," ppAna 104.— HUH.DING - Roofing - Painting Smith. Brothers, Phone IUH2-J. NOW ready to-grind every Mon. - day fnnmlng — Your corn, grits, meal, com A cob or ■ shuck*, etc., for feed,* J. W. Bell, Lake Monroe, Phone 16. '>1 Now, av^ryon* can uia Air M a ill^ ^ ^ * Your part ana I or builntit fsttor* ^ 0*t tW o far fatlor, command Hnf eftanftons-whan you (tad thorn by plr.. Fiva Cant Air Mail begin* naxt Tuasdoyl m c n dow* rxe/iep m y i u r r u SON KNOWS H & W A Y AfiOVHO 3- T H [ NS/GH&ORHOOD A S _ _ g -— • W E LL A S YOU D O / i r r t lf lc a f e Bit til b « ^trfiril»ii|r lo IriW |hw M"^l ItiTfp|| Mill Ije 1120 . SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP 201 North Park . Telephone 37 Ha■■ford, Hemlnole t’oiioty, tin t'c m MtTicr: m* ti-i-i.icsaiGv DODGE - PLYMOUTH PARTS AND SERVICE ■ Palmrflo Are. Phan? 1011 .1 o f y in rM a , lh<» IJ ltv 'I a » ■r. A I). t * K O. |*. IIK R N IK lS IG A t!i ? v f~ $ A Y . HtHATPC YOU f t CO Z O PH N IIAG A^ cabbage ji now ready. Phone 705-M, 8 BLOSSOM S OF THE DAY LILY L IV E B U T FROM T he r i s e o f s u n < 0 ITS S E T T IN G s e n t e n c e s 102 Sanford Avenue FOR your home—Superior work-, floor, iiiclnl whed Icnn-to, and nianiliip weather re»i»Ui|l, high' ' matin gin ago 25 x 25. priced IIOHltmV HERE VVllKIIK alicngth. termite pri«jf. M,rfor ijuick buIo at 12,500. Ideal PHI V.lC Y |H HlhSPEtT I’ D nctc thmerete Co., 2U9 Elm for feed atornge hr Mind! t il’ ll iiiituiui desire for privacy A Ve. wood-working enterpriae. in money matters is strictly ruspecHod here. Fricndr and NICELY iiiinnged 5 room houwc CONCRETE sewrr pips-Septic relatives are not iguesliunpi1 with- good acrei-ned porrhes. tanks, fenre post, grease triip*. aliotil your credtL tour em­ and nice 2 room gaiagv aprfrtIienrh.'*, flower pots. Miracle ployer nr business assucintei tnant. all modern and in good Concrete l.’i i, 309 Elm Ave. will not bear df your personal repair. Hup I ini twining orange affair*. Them is no ruusu fur 'trees and 2 acres tiled land. c a r p e n t e r s ■ m e c h a n ic s embarrassment. Located lit* mites from town. ATTENTIO N! Reasonable credit requirement*. A good’ buy at 75,500. We hove just received a largo No co-makers on money loan*. A VERY attractive and strictly assortment af lu ird-tu -get Variable Lnymcul plans. - modern 5 room furnished home, tools, and It will ‘jiay you to FAM ILY LOAN CO. witlr unusually large copper look ■them ovar. Inrlda'IUnk llldg. I'hon* 3* screened porch, setting under STA N LE Y - ROGERS Spreading oaks nil .30 , acres HARDW ARE CO. rolling ground, with it* own 12 S P E C IA L . SE R V IC E S private s p r i n g . fed lake. 7 Mr.\H, womens nnd rhibirrn's acres yuuiig grove, ou sur­ new Fall *htte*. .Seo tt» for the SIGNS faced road, 6 'V mile* from hard-ln-get merrhamliig. G. VY. Show cnrils and poster* Hanford. Kitchen ' equipment O— DEE'S, SIGN HKRVICI-. . Clark, 203 Sanford Av«. modern with electrical hot O. I). I •Andre.». l'hpne 11121 SEE US for Innrrspring Mat­ water, refrigerator ami cooking FLOOR SANDING tresses, Itox Springs, and unit*. Uftprirea $5,000. rash to Hollywood Reds at factory nnd finishing. Meaning and wax­ handle, balance mmtlhiv Pay­ prices. Retail store & display ing. New floors surfaced tli per­ ment*. fection. Old floor* mndo like neyr, room. THREE GOOD APARTM ENT 33IB, 1)9 W . FIRST ST. * Incunic properties welt' located; Hr M. GLEASON t - SftVMftAu-sitro inqr-gfrdTr-Tn richnl* TtrtWImr'fi- Fnrninrnr Cq, Lake Mary/FDuSinforiTMattre**- Factory Phonn 1133 and 072-J 0UTH 0ARD motor boat for sale — 15 ft. century bull ami (2 horse Johnson motor. f.uml condition. 119 Hanford Ave., Phone 1098, X ^ PUICR 08 «IB PAUtlOBU THf 11 II A BDMBIHCt IN 04 UV.XS. lu.) w n l, - ll*n,<innbh|utrh«, Jerry I Jird,* phntia' 788- ItOSKS T.IYO jvnr-old field grown everIdutmiing vurietie*. Over 50 PI'JH.Itl ntitnographer. F U R N I 8 H E D or unfurnished varieties. Free catalog . . Park, phone 1120. house needed nt once. l*hono Hose* in color. Order now. 1 0 0 0 . b etw een M ;3» an d l'i;U 0 . Tl.TP.X HOSE NURHERIKS* LO A NS and WO 'til 6:00 J1. M. Ho* 5TJ. Tyler, Trxa* 4I.0ANH M A D E * 3 R E A L ESTATE FOR SALE • Popular Seat Cuvwa m i n i duo t o » ion i. HJ'.MINOLU TUlH MliOl th I privacy;'fnet rervlro ■CONCRETE libick Intlldlng, js^lth 2 W oRDi RX <d o p p o rtu n ity f o r r ig h t p erson . A p p ly Hollywood 'S im p o lfle .. 9 18- M O N T H -O LD CHILD USES FIVE S S tf • ' ; • r YEP- rM SURE - L«4T«D/ �. H. A c '*• «*■ •s T T — - W E D N E S D A Y ; SEPT. 20, 1M6 1 IU1 I* !■ v - Y PA GE FIV* TH E SANFORD H ER ALD , SANFORD. FLORJDA ”*i ■» • High Eleven On Purple Hurricane Described As -Well Balanced Gridiron Machine.' \a} Florida And State Loops Have Split Six Series BACK IN ACTION - By Jack Sord« .Uj A KT1| l'It HACK WITH, •K. llrrnM Sports EditorThe Seminole High Celery Fed foUhall t e * o travel* to CainesBy A R TlIl'R BECKWITH. JR. % vilie Friday. night fdr their eeconJ FULLBACKS lilt of the' 1941) season. 'A fter J. F l l t g I'ftA T T. Jib. a fresh­ having lost their initial game ut man is currently leaking competi­ the hands of the scrappy Kustis tion stiff a: the fullback spot. A Under the terms of a-contract ' .the Orange ■ Howl Statistical Panther i leVeil tho Srlllinulc ag- loirner Andrew Jhckson, Jackson- sign.«| rtcently by President W. ' llurrau reveal*. Nearr.l rival giegatlon la gearing for a com-- vllle, player, he ia an even sis T. Anderson of Leslie, Ga., ami. to Frankie for “ best two set." back in this- tilt. feet, walghs* IMS Pcuml*. I’lnyrtl. Tiniest L. Ihidgetl cf th.- Florida • » ns' total la* iloh Frnlmorr of ' ’ As yet I f is still unknown two year* a, fullback in high,.State l.cagilr, playqr* will sharo. Oklahoma A. K M. Sinkwlch whether the regular Fed block­ school, earmil one letter. A lin the ’ receipts in th/ first four has a nrl I.C0.1 for 1911-42 as ing hark, Clarence Grantham, wUI veteran of the Army Air tVirps, ponies of the playoffs in the an- j_ against 3,399 yards for Penl be in the lineup for the game he saw arti.pi in F.uropr as n mini int.r-Icague series for the ' mi re for 1914-15. Friday night: (Iranthnm suffered First LleuWnmit. He ia S3. Class l» Championship of thaI The *.Mh7 yards gained by the a sprained ankle on the lust pi ay (iAKPF.lt V A C C A HO, is a Southeast. ................. '‘ Georgia halfback from running I of a scrimmage session before the freshnjan from Hillsborough High Sixty percent of the gross nini passing in 1042 stands •> a.., FG*ti* contest. .. f School i^ Tampa. A veteran et rrrelpis of the first four lilts, moilrrn all time offrnsive record! tr According to nil report* the the Navy, hu4* five feet, eliven Its* taxi*. will be set aside for for n single season. Gainesville High School has n and a. half inches tall, weighs the players with the winning Sinkwlch, m om vrr, is credit­ . large well balaneej ball club this IU| pounds. He earned one fimt-j' team to rrerlve 6b percent of ed with the greatest individual / year, Ilijt Conch HusUr Bishop bail letter niar-j letter .in .lit high schoid,ris school, is mar -1 this .* sum and the lasers 40 peroffensive performance eter put nuiwum-e* 'weakness ip • the ball r|*d, 21 years'old. ! Vent. . • i on in a howl gamr.' Hr wished handling department. UlSUiUib (JUCKl SUTIIFJK*-) The igmaiiiing 4(1 percent will Tex*,. Christian an unlappy Ilishop asserts that the linemen LAND, only Veteran o f three sea- j split la-twcctT the two leagues.! .Neq Yeah in t h e .1912 Orange | ate especially effrCtjve ill *-h. sona on Gator Eleven In 1940-1A fter frur gomes each league'. Bowl game— and made it slick •d e l e n aive department. Hilly '.l-'42, bs-fere he erUqfcd. the 1 will get 20 |a-rcent of the net, with an unparalleled exhibition Wineniillei, Gainesville’s All-NFX Marines, Is a scrappy hack «h<>| gate and the remaining ’ 'Uke’’ l ill running and passing. Among I I lineman for two year* will work shows a lot of promise, lie I* will 'be spliL. b.-tween the two other things, hr tassed 1.1 passes i>* th. guard and tackle spjts live feet ilulw. . . . tin inches _ tall, weighs _ — * j for . nine n,raplrliuty» and toll* • • ~ ItjW H I thin’ year, Ilishop. asserted.* This msrtit-d dsd has ^ one • ic r first two ganirs for the louchdosns. His offensive tofal ' , p ./ c n l e Purple nurricsne s other.. all-NKC dauuhtcr. A graduate student,-hej inlir-loop series „is scheduled ___r .. ..... ................... ________, - for ..... the day was ___ .1 X2 ,yards. 24' HP ° petluimer, Jack llurso is on ii 26, Haw action in the Marines to lw played In Georgia. Then - on aerials and 119 from rushing, ' OxiC C f fife sideline. -The wingbnrk has a „t Iw o'jiin a F'ir*t Iaru lm -1 sill ctnir art open dale Tor Inr.udng a II,yard touchdown Sf: SU UiaIC * leg injury liiat may keep him “ ant. ’ ____ _ l Iravrl to Florida where a three j sprint. . (lACgglJS id i.ITW^if ill. lineup. JU LIAN H C II A >1 II FI KG, a game schedule is on. d#cf,".• 4 rorr-"-i^S ifaiiiesville opeiati-s a tloublc f-e-trinau .is .j former Thomas more games arw needed ^ViwvTYJ«'0^ y-OVvd r tinnier -completely "VCU” cdVft!-' .f wiugback system- with numecirti* Jefferson Mi. h School star from, will be pbi)r<l in Georgia aflrr JuvctsluvJcw* all oilier Istwl r,- fcCtfSAbbteverae*, spinners, passe* and furtlpn. Fast air.p itggreisive. Tic a day’ off for travel. |c ids for Individual offense. Fid tnek maneuver*. The probable wcigli.4 200 pounds, is five feet. . |,, vU.„ t uj „ ruine I out die I’nrkop of Georgia Tech cu1 'A starting lineuii for the lluiricanes nine inches tall, lie won three i|„. ttj|| |„. resrhe- « f.w fancy cap.is again at Tulsa. will be Buddy Smith, centerf letter* in High School, ia IX years ,|u|«d . for th. nrxv day in the In . the It'tl Siigar Howl gvp»<Hilly Wincmlller and Marshall olJ. * .. ___ _____ i value city. All games will I* Tddit-’a total foe running an i . Strickland, guards; W. J. Ma.herAM.ISOS’ . (H A M ) WEBSTER, |l.,,u|re,| t„ is- played eight bod P «»*i"g : -O y a n h ; IS® )»td M A p r V ly and Jimmy Niblack, taekies; is a frtrshman wh» pack* powder „ „ i.nlf or nine lull inuiiigs or be short- ,,f the •nniGimt b.\ -oi C. W. Thomas and Junior lh-nr f. m a c HinK a irh Th? •Inillvlilunl . Itn^« foul ono inch fi?un ritl ,|r, '*no cuiitost: en.!»; I. O. Rochet Ic*. l»ensoii I'J.T pounds. From Gainesville, he r|u|,s will b ar all game . \. Howl hull is 23'.' yniiK by .Ilixi \ W e M p e a , Smith.' F'rt-,1 -Sivivir nnd Kick Bas­ Is 19 year* old.' • . • ..... . a« in the te.ulnr reason. Howell of Alaluinin against Stan haw will ram pose the hai\fichl. rA IL H A l KS .a, well «.» player c.x)ienses while • fo'tl in I'.UtlU Fb(?4(0*d-4aTfce S<AC, « sin :i-v> m i m s . tll). The starting Sanford «-Uy. n Hn» W ICLIAai | I'ouel. W illy lliilts >.f Georgii - l- . l yet been announced- but ibe ,, v. teran of I he 19|2 Ciat»r )', „ r umpir •» will appear in ronfiilu* the 1',*I2 tlmogr How ^ U fxU A t' 4A*vWS following men will In- the liktW eleven who letunii l" tnill-uck league, ami Ihri will rotalr ftfniiii* ;i* the \ m I |m*i f< i iimllv*K rvjA^Ab TeA-vC 1?A c k A ^ A iaJ slailers: Howard Whelrhrl nnil'this year frmu t-ur ym l, lu (to | ni’pire-in-l hief Hick Mcl.*uof the No I hark of itin«li n Byron Heard at ends. I. e o n Army A ir l.ip * . A fust »ia ||„ a„,p | mpire Spike llavis int.tcolli k'* i » 7«i.il.«ll. Sink^ifh’a s c c ? A U e *2 F t v R T A e - ' Swain and llfrrold Knslner at the feet. ll’.*r pound r, show* promise j,||| represent the Florida Slate fitut four «| fo« iCJiV-sJ .CS\I&A tackle sluts, Nolly Tiapn atol wilh a steudv bead. A f- niter l eague in Ihr series. Jl fHlllltA Ihr op«*ltili|r l«M* |til| ludwlg at the guard posts Aodiew- J a ■ s . .. n. Jacksonville. NiKbi Kames will Hr played l.tiimr l U tt * fm << > 4m U ami <• • lid Cwynil Itiel at center. star, where he earned ten tellers j „| m:0O' I* tl and'Sunday lifts «< tirfiilouii I In* >*•*« oiitl iit'ilpl lr> the hack field Gene llnrjmr, in high school, lie is married ami I H,|| begin si t o'clock, *h ot « feu iii«viiirn11 tillt'i «i*ir lU* or Cruulham will b e ut quarter. Ims uim rlauglitei. Ile ha- •»»*!•' on-'1 Sinkwirh Ihr Great I n i v%itikrinir Juril" Hilly. I*i«*rcv «* Irfl half. W illi*. \«ri»ilv^ tiwlor lclit*r. i' 22. ^ ( ( ciniplrla* ivi« 111 iiiilual IiihI nUlinlif*. tu a ftCHfr. sltivl l». fnic the »•n I unlit . AiulerMin atfulllmoknn.| prtthab'y j W hNDKLL t. (H IU « i l.l'A K K * ttr, unnxuilnhlr on Jim Thcii|>t*. j of ih. fii«t t>«*i i«»«| Sinkwlch Ift JanJi'fikinnon ntrijrht half. , El*. U a ffr-bnmn *h«» Marrnl Ti I f!oy Willlr lli*«toii. Johnny fly to Cliff Kim -fy in the left ■■ ■■ —- —-----—» , ®t lt‘»lx rt K. I*«*e Hi^fh Schitol in Kildic .Malum and othi r an ! fImI«•. Killl*fv hiifhlinllt'tl *10 \nitU - lly l i t till VI 1 st l i t l | R n llin u IJ r O J lIiS ^®clc*nnv^lr' ^ vct€r*n of t■»*•l « I,«»tI p^xkin immortal*.* Hut. lhu*ncio4* the T I T ifonl Enrly •triil Hil .U I •»iti linril uiul tin* Ionn* i .Arnty Air Cotfif, lit* in five fi*t*i ^tentciit offi'iialvp buck in niiMlcrni In* »i*roiiil «|u« i i Kiuiikie «fro|»* VI- Newtfealure. H atriiiK lid U s ITlH.ADEt.l’IIIA lit.- team li r f i i c .i t m r - a t ’ jelevtn* Inchc* tall, wfiftlm 1 H.i int«»rrollrtfi tW« f«>othall ami y»tpi i^rd u IVynnln ijito K**n Kcup* A.m i h In ox iii i l n #|ia. ' Mu uiumN. lie ii JO year* old. |i«r»ril lovok will |ifnvi- it lintnl* >o tin* t*i*«l /••in'. Jhu many quarters ronsideicil -to- In •■ l -IMHI II.* Ktl|. o M111 bl’ uki't |Florida Grid Men | S t. IN S ID E SPORTS R EPO R T A u g u s tin e , X S d n fo r d G a in e s v ille H a v e A n d C o p p e d P la y o ffs lly I.FIAGI'K .SKKVH’ E Ill'llE A U the eve of the seventh an* Town Hall’ Series nuiilt>n "f'las* l» Champiortship of film Southeast'’ series between the ■j winners lo Be Resumed At;®..« a,hofofMtljc Georgia-Florid* iniid Florida State la-ague SHnugh- 15O U t h e r i l ( o l l e i r e * " * ' *>■ l»lay-off*. interest in the rfilial outccnif waa »icn incrcaa•'.g in view of tin- fact that each I. \K El.ANi*. Sent. 2-"» I'hc ■league ha* won three series, nnd (Town Hall Sc-rirv six .entertaining •ne pufse Tor the seventh vvill i •nil informative urograms, will bleak all recurils, uiathur perIF. prrsrntnt hv Florida S oirh- 1 u '■lilting. iidlrge this year, aenoi ling to .in tl' e Florida Slate la-ague entr y ann. ulicriiu-iit made by ('resident won the I'.iti.. |9.lx and 193-J a Lurid M. Spivey today. unis .while the G'corgia-F'lnridii lly plv-glallls. to lie pii-sculet repm t r 's ’nie honor* III IUT7. 1910, in th- Annie Pieiffri chap I, nr.*: an I 1941. I Nov. 27, HctU-rt Agar. I’uiitrer . In 193d. St. Augustine, after I I ,riV » ‘ tbor I ,r| forme, .si.to 4-iim,n a t ,Hnnant-w I q-h i n g . ' j U f t l . ui.ville .I miner 3,.u..i.l .jgi,,, M ,|U. ha,, flrilt climinat.sl g)H»Ung rn (he pmlilei... o f woe:d L w ,,|U . UlI|.(. to , two • colailHiratjon. ’ a„d ,heo Smford. four to two. ' lJl U n Kuickk l ? 7 T V r Du- State rmineavillc Leaguer* ilww kei." fint* i r,wt. ion UpI1, allpkmrnTt-jouru.I.st. -in -n dr 4s|.i,aM.i **«Tj5cl^ -Tour- out o f fivo . S' i “ *' " Ga.m .ville I,Jil previously ' , ' *\ tl . . •liinmmcil Oilumlit. thu*e to uni. J ig. I t. . Il.uc. III.,..,.father. tuuL 1^ , ...Uoe-foar out of six J , l ,.Br e v i t o . " " . ! «„,( plillos. pin-.- Feb t lame. It g .fo re . J-. ’4Ji’.lt1*1.... . !'• .. ‘ ' * * " » ' ' V ,f' Feb. IS Jeanne fti ll>. «tage. ■adl an.’ television actress, p.e *>.*nlifiir hi*i mwiiV inmirilmiiut •rim Mystery-" f The..... Burr.*’ 'V :h ; ' ’.uohr.V ' -K h '- . of . thb .illustrious . . . aciriii«t. Who U ^ v t u tiiifg to thI llileil S " l e . for a JoUl dlilll.y "r 1’ "n “V I of rtbnbllitnl.oi, ( t .i n c i i ..... • ' " t ” Eu. o|h-, Iriyn ,...r . hu, g - j . ... Uevander'. star.to,bled Santo, d tilery feds wasted ............ Albany, winning four m|| • f|vi. af|rr „ „ a * )U w, Fpil, Wl„, (lUt „ f , ;u, icnim*«; \ihtii|M'il th'l.;itttl ami _ 7-cViv, lyeorgin Flluriila I'.’ 19lu. i lie t\u ,.„|lv .mm Wnyerov vVayerovs • took the llf ,)„. n,Undo TS-nator*. „ 1|( ),.M| v imi - ly drlei.led Uaytona th ieo ga,„.-. „ M, ,.f four, and had n io w N H tT .E V E I.A M i. Sept. '.r.-l/Vl , ' " v l ',U. ' ! ........ ........................ Man Mu.ml ..f the St. I-U . ... f„ llr inim.H r * r,lln;.,» . a i ,,l Mickey N.einon f ,|„Ilmnt,d 0 r tho U ai*hin^lvfi Senatoi 4 hii%r l«lll i.- Alull' fourth idio'e le estrurg just a!*v»u’ . Inn h»'»| th^’ir tuittin*' I........ . A II It ........ . winning iitiUn- •• 11tvi i• t jv« Maj." I i lo,,*. three games -rut of Lvaifui" Muaidl . flu, 1 -i , with . . , loo* I the final--.. l.er_shuig swept the . t,n mark and if be nni.-diu* , , | , < ( (- ( allo w thm f i uii lie will i t* Iti i l In- I util xim let Asill hi* fit at National I • .lyne to tulf •• •*(•! .lilVXil* ‘ I'fftll hat .370 ii , «>xt i xiiK‘%* I lucky 4" . . o , f (..* I..ii )i Ii'Kk Ui i iej»o;t Philadelphia’s Eagles Girding To Beat Toughest Foe “ Precedent By. Callinp: »'• SerimnuiRe For Team '" a n g u r I I ^ * w i i x i a m h . j k .. v n - jkiaili: s i „ u „ i i ",'.f a , U n ive ls il) , I'.mIi I tliltrw u 23 \ b i .I tiiurhdnw* III Iraitbatl tlriu-.v Neal, - t-lrll i.Miiti ri w i»ft b*n K flr lil l a l r i i ! Sar ------ . eran o f the I 9 lfi t.ator eleven] (ie or gia , ro w playtog with lbei|M«s to I. mar llavis later in th* ilelptila Kngi*-- lyiv* a unique «*u t liw lit iilv M u li.i ititil I 'l tti lia i -i xx lit I'.l dl|1 llli\l Ml HiLv W I N T E i r "I'AT'TvT'Sepf,’ 25. ( T V w h s n be id . y t d . T e g u b f f quartet <N-,.W y „ rk y al, k „ . , „ f ihr All '.ecu....... .. . tu-f.-re t . aeh W .1 poriunf.v h« on iirih il .11 w i 11 .is i h r foiinet — roach Jack MctJcwall of the back. A scrappy back ho park* Amecca Gonfereuce. ift lu iil ill I 'r '.i K m i tn vii ) |lutr» |*»ul«l K« t Kiank bwch ' bnolltm* auax Tin* Nnii.m il t «m mKolliiis College g r l d d o r * has i light in hi* |iiO pound, five Get |„ ,brrr , rat, ,, r»»r it Ia— .. I hi* rami-. Tl» uihn Imi. h rr^iwn tnr thi* thtnt i »»•*»»! %• .r broken n precedent of many year, ten ineh flame. He in a. former 1910 I I - 12— Sinkwirh'* running Hmw rime on n 11 yaM run In I9H (or rxainp)*' »!»•• Faw i « v »* »v||\ u Pl N n K standing. Fie'* ortlercil rlnii> l.ills^j'ioiigh High School,- latiipa. >nil |>4««imc k .tinrtl 1.7-10 >ard«. In' t hit.I nuiiiti*r wl»» n Siitkvt ' i %>•**•I altil lint til*’ New Y*»ik (ilrtlth lirX A M *. Pi \« ' I't scrimmages f t r the Uam. 1 "f»r. a sophomore, |i* year* old fi*»0 muff ll'iin Kill (•f«Miir\ tulle I to filial an • |><tl I'Rax w . M.” , r , V :lr "•'-••-I M.-n,l..y ...m. 5«» cni.diHeretofore the coach has limit-! H. earned nine Utter* in high lot * I for 1923*21-35 at lltinnU. nivoi Eaxtern Dlv'sl.a. title to .be Olanu ........... I ’ mverslly’. by a half game f ,Hl|lMl|| ,t.atll id scrim m i»s to winter practice; . IF the exception of u IIABOLD G RIFFIN, a freshjeiBionj with .Last year, they again nnswered the cnlb fnr~lhp -uliovwi promise In single srrimmagr; the Wetfi l-efori- man, , ireennd tw-M. althtmgh~ttii-y- tn*nr pratil,e M-.-unu-^WuSl curt?nt“ xvbrkodt«' ar'l*ITT'a('k."‘ "A T a tha opcningT game. r* -lU h o ontV teanvto .l-Aal tie- rbain-',|u. fi,,t game ngi.io-t the Ala - By i.M rists* r m . Itr Aukrlsirl Prr.a «rrappy~-t*f-pirond“ ftVF"foot eight J plim Cleveland Hams. Tin- F.aslern Ti i^ h e r-- jii.l lh.ee w ed’ The [tollins mentor ?ay*'hg has inches, he is a former Hillsbor­ Division uinnor * thr Waihtiiuton {| t '"in*h NC l I ' uvrll pi -. hated to take the chance o f in- ough High SrhiMil star and Ir-tjer ‘ Spirit* run high when tli........ Uni-! ...... .. ..... ... .. ....... ......... Kvrry oiii r in a u liilr »omi h. ly t R,i|sklfi^ illvhliil • » p % It oj inrrt In lilt r Iftif tliilliiiia qtiirirk. With 30 new men on the j vet ily of Washington Huskies a-lqim* a horse i-nt of a > Inim-iu [ )ng* wuli i)uEagli squad he says he has to find out' lnt* n' I r years old. t* iii |ni •hilly f lu II ittrt« htu.' |* " ,l the Washington Stale College-rare no.I the unhappy new ow-.-rl |w,tb„n*l.vel vv-ir oi • •• k'tlOl* • ••••.I.tl “ |i||11|||* Cvhat they can do. Hollins nat HITTING PITCHERS I Conga. S get together for their Is stock for a V /e.h|r sum p,., ,(; | | M< le,.. I. .1 , I. lie. .1.. hasivt I___ •» had a lesm for lhr-i It'll onlyi •i u*lifi"itt|l f« ntj«ull |f«mr t olor tin* h. r*r m»»<’tn Midi .in *icci«i f,t bn« kfP .j ih.u 'In f . i» s'i. %. year* but the squad missed winST. LOUIS, Sept. 25-01’)- ful lluck li.til.-y, the Washtilgtiih uuiing ihr race. Vall ,|,e lliiloliiia-. Imiiii ti r practice this year. With ik .-I.rifM i xnuo.l rn h.i.tl Sl* t‘*nlinal c*li ftfimtAtil couch, him*; At Detroit t h »- ! „««•.(lai. r srni tom? im.iii.u rm lit Hlit A V With the largest squad cn nami Mn r ,.:iW lf> , spitrtirn* rr(| frU.n ()U.Htiiu),|f iw|„ ur ...... 1— vxorkjt • .......-thin • numnirr. . . . .......... -sli-r he came to Hollins In 1929. lw#u; p u(|)ike >(]^ p lllini<grrs. he'week before (be butlb- an,| it Ark., was saved ft ..in )..•( •<» h o r d - t.\ Itle t e m i-t ' wliil*- v. loitliu the groimtl gatnlng pui.i t< mm ll-.S ItiN , S.-pi i,Pi - |i « oach McDuwall is P*"*UI''’ 4 gJI! gives hi* pitchers an'extra turn usually take* him w.x-ks to c«ol an expeiAive mishap, .only and total M'orlm: titles Gist year, 'won't l-n long now In-Tore Nr w " 'r° ,lw . U l L ' r° f > * « m n r practice, and tho prac-,off. ’ cause he was « little weak In addition, to Van llur-n. the - •og.l-ni.i b a s e b a l l fans know Eagles bad pamlng Roy Zliiinirr- mJi'-ther tlu-y'll" get t„ *#H tb.-i g-me Oelnber llfh wHh WHk. ’U tU d tha" Canls^lo' A.1 .,h' ,,U,ky' C?U* ' r . ev.J.ptllln*. *pecrtv Ernie Btccle. bard- i Woibl Series. Ib.slou lied S-ix ur* ago, former WSQ head Writing out n claim for the man. % victory Thursday, guturday it waa ,-ral > ," t nmnliur Jnclc Hinkle civil I v Konnv official* nni.»unre that the ticket* Coach Kali# lloll.ngbrry I g n e d * little Pilcher Mu RartuVfMcy nnd oilier brilliant will In inuih-,1 tonight The I94d ccntest b e t w e e nn .cored the winning win,,.a,* „,. ----- Mailev ........ t<- the ......... - — ------------- ,.___ •- pum. Ht. Ia>ul« pies* box telephone. mp ,,ON-|. T|„. , tl „• bat k .' ' Gtorgia’s Bulldogp and Fb-rbU’. run, and Monday Harry llrccheen Uailey did a swell job of phoning .rd* disallowed the claim, which . Tli.-v had aU-lengiiP A: Wlvtcrt • „ sortk? , X n r f0Urth , «'■ Uul‘ ,0 ..........serrations tf> .he 'bench. 7 ® f«r and fha.lt. .h -t- and VI- Hears al ia. kl>- --n* <>l ihc bl a sene* started In_l3l5. _ . lctory over Chicago.____________. 8lldd.nly a Washington ball car- ly afterward was ov. rj.-yed -bat c lrcu llA heal end duos In Jack K.-r __________ _______________ I rinr ripped off tackle f..r twenty i ha was s l.n-l s|M-ll*-r. Pony I t- rante and Lurry t-..hf.Jli , ,i-.ibl, ysrds. Halley scresmcd into the press broke down and had •- 'w ISIu I tmL-kmi al . eiil.-i -uni nil., telrph.ne: ’ Crt ttvat t.li.nk.ly taken away-in a h.»r»« -."d.ula- e. blc Druip c Itaiulii. cl and Ih-I. Sul fridge at guard |dii> ex. ellrnl nblink r)ghl tackle qf our* to move r ' . . acrvcA over.” Unfortustcly, souuoiie b<*d{ •* Praetically all Itiese plav- r> are crossed up the connection*. Hvick alone boomed over Ibe publicadHailey’s excited Instruction* for^ r^ s* system fur everyone in the back lor tin- I94A r aiiiiwiun atouri with a flobk ol lUgldv regarded the car* of Coach llolllngberyj stadium to hear. newcomers * f ICC. Tho Eagles, dubbed the be.-.t six-ond best team In fiaiiball, may he able lo hurdle that "w e atinnst made It’’ Jinx this year —Neale says only “ no prcrllc-*. ttona. Out front camp hrndipinrtrrn hr haa handed out a few Ipdlcnlltum of a great change In playing style. H U 'S M L For a-xkmple. whereas alt U»c (large eeleelion) passing tor Die past two «• rjii ••» I I :pthe from Zlnnnorinsn I »n I aan or Tommy Thomp_ un this season Is going iO»k ,fq) Utoentlf from all backs. ft w a r \ ' f♦. a (by Montague) ■■ : s f ' i 14 .Van- it men. himself a capable ,q »-j. t,'«r«l-».'|' p*AMr-Ak Jmulxlalia Btate. will be •.* O h i'O fw ^ o fg Uireats as vfell as 11 live onedltn#- Virginia Military Ingtltuttf comblnnttnn of Joe Muha SPORTS LAUGH -SPORTS OROITY I *«)uitk III! •• I (of Si I aHII* to it] )• v on* attriiiU nc.* nm rka Veitiini oxer » ui anil h.i i i r i . i l n*.i ..nlv in j in re ifu hi'ltls a *uli tant ml ' Irinl >xrf hi* li.f ........ . Ion »i« file |»Iu> tiffn nt iirtiti'tl rixd»l. T. .I f\ illi.i n-a of 1937. If 'tun. Olirnuiis lm iih , x\ ill Im* p la y e il In •. '" I f M t % %ill th r a(i Mill| kliV'l I h. fi.iirl.tiivl .it i)t. Cat. ak - v\ •* IllUliri liAu ••( \|*•t yItilt. I i ten -' »«* M ». >'• ..- i* va.iif t tiller • ••lulu if -i»wii .lull' f.»i traxei, ihrti ivtiittflt in h lot ilia tdinrx, ,i'turnin^ t«i im••l * do* nm.ie.l. SCOOP WE rtAVE JUST REL'ETVED A SHIPMENT OF NEW KEPI.ACEMENT COLLARS O f N o n - W ill We fu rn ish P. S. W h ile B ro a d c lo th the v o lln r nnd pul fo r Y o u r O ld S hirts it on fo r 64)r ea ch Bring your dry cleaning along wilh you D O W N T O W N C LE A N E R S AND LAUND R Y V M3. Pnlmello Avt-nuo P h o n e '9 1 4 wv~ Largo Supply No. 7 NATIONAL PRESSURE COOKERS $17.80 LIN - X LINOLEUM WAX THURSDAY and FRID AY Fishing: Rods........... . 85c to $19.50 Bamboo-Salt Water Rods 'WMsa*£80W\ Magic Weed Killer! WEED - NO - MORE $13.25 ' Fly Rods ............... . $8.50 to $15.75 Automtic Fly Seels .... ..... 10% DDT Activated $8.25 w • #. i n,in\ Boys’ Ffesh Water Casting Reels $2.75 * l Tackle Boxes ...................... $6.75 IXCLUSIVI DEALIRSHIftS *) jj| | :• Salt Water Reels ........ $9.00 to $14^ LUCILLEMl v-1 cum RE WILLIAMIBM ;r-T pp«n In FLORIDA for PESTROY - INSECT KILLER With DDT Added CORNER KRETOL INSECTICIDE Fall City Minnow Buckets......$2.60 Large Selection o f Lines and Baits UNIVERSAL NEWS . " . '' Madsl Mjme on Di*ls» •< oUar o n *«o (U . W v ater(omv New York 301 East First Street ■ I 0 I-IIL T 9B00UCTS INC. f . 0. M# 1*4, Wat.rt.wa, N. Y, • ■? • • '• [ ■ k t - • • - ‘ I ' �THE SAWFQRg -HERALbt: SAWFOfaD, - FL®RI>A— ffitists Find $ THE OLD HOME TOW N he Chairborne Often Careworn *In Grtuk churches the Bfto. th* original Greek text. By STANLEY C O M E Q M K lO s; THEBE G O ES *TME L A S T Ace Amusement* S a n fo rd ’s C olored Th tst 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 LO O KO U T- » < TH AT, * amazing * 2 TREES % X H AUNTED Iquatferx, limited periods In between which •'EMPEROR JONES" 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 stopped roaring buck from Hj\R. LEM . . . op he rose from i art two of the iline. At left la * boot expression may Indicate his thoughts of tha plan, Unlernaftonal) Most wild* mammals elghtod, THE A1EW TfcUAKT O FFIC E R M A K E S USE OF SO M E TR ICK S HE LEARA4EO//J MIS ARMY CAMOUFLAGE WORK'— fA R R tlX ’S PACKAGE hah ST O I L R - All Colored Cast 12c Admission it i x c i D i b iu o . j\ o n e 9 ]'$ - There are aaven, different kind* of fog. , The renort was signed hy LI. Col R. F. Tredgold, two majors and a captain. Tlie population «f> Texas In pc«l 287 percent lulwrr-n 1890 UNO,* c * • r a y s « s s i « » a smsskiX;,?^ « 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 aiVIMNOiCeoffray f r a * 1* Arthblahvo of C to. t«gbuT7. !• ehown after he had da-i Hvareda sermon at tha Cathedral of a t John Iht Divine latfew York a ty . The Prlmsto of AD England aald that tha wvaknesa of (ha world kl«atatkc(.ftlth. (Interneilenat) ■*»'*. _* « *_* this hot pullman porter to a' KING hope of obtaining promotion by death id ‘ his seniors. Though may be mightier than tne mechinegun, he seldom has the satisfaction of using,the keys himself as an outlet, and any anger or irritation he fecll is ■tqre likely to Iw vented on other department* than on the ’-enemy, "In these circumstances it'la no wonder that arid letters, riilldlsh p****»bbtp» ov-r mrimrortnnt de tails .and- abese of rank ■ err bnown.*’ * *. Nothing ■ KAL1BPELL, Mont. — (JP ) — Aroused by three recent attack* Western anthropologists on human beings by grin ly bears In northwest Montana, the Kali* mate that African civil Ixal « s l l Dallv Interlak" ft advoent* some 10.OOo ytars old. lag repeal of trapping law*'.that ing, It was announced today. Labor Day w*« mad# a'legal Representatives of counties protect the griaallea. hulIdav by -act of Congrtat In One bear mauled a camper bad­ ■1NWthroughout tha stala art expaetA . • Derora it was killed by a rifle ly before cd to atlsnd ths meeting. A. L. ty James, president of the Reminds bullet. __________ Ai forester County branch, today reuueatad Into a tree and lore o ff his shoe*. Ninety-two languages a all local iximhin to attend the A ’ gnlall dog saved two hunters lecta ane spoken In Irt^a, ccnference. Wash benches and swivel wheel* will eliminate much of tho aloop­ ing and-heavy lifting of wash hask afa nn ln tm H ru ifa tt r V ’ on laundry day. 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 and other c ritic a l m a te ria ls 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 flh r V 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 Irianda- < JV ' *r' * ' aortal and chrtc actlelilW -™ \ « -i ■ r. i \ i\ T h r if t • UP* of W oefoc* iasarsisc* 40c �-1 1 • * ~ ~ : — ~ -f ■■ • : 7 T H E W E A T U LK " In U n it y T h a r * I a S tren gth — * P artly cloudy this afternoon through Fridny. iVltlcly acattrred lhund*(ritiowdri in afternoon. • r * Protect lb* Peace *1 lb* We*W| ■ f' Te PTMnele Ute f t « p m ef America, T m Fled at* Prespet Ily far Sonferib AN V O L U M E X X X V II E a ta b lia h rd IM S Kaiser Defends War Profits IN D E P E N D E N T D A 1 I.Y N E W S P A I’ KU SA N FO RD , FLO RIDA, THURSDAY, SEPT. 2 G,. Itt-IG Truman Says NO. 2 6 6 Associated Prcis l.e a irtf Wire G reece Ready For Return Of s Aftermath Of Heavy ICnyrli.sh Rainstorms 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 ASHINGTON, Sept. 20 (/P)—Tin* <scarcity o f nieui is upperipust in Wtudiliijftorv converHAtiomi today as it ih y elsewhere * in tfi6 country. There U no sinttle, clear-cut answer to be found ’ to the $ ' question of why meat is - 3 scarce. On l» tjroup said that ■ r fanners huvu plenty of cattlft Yugoslavia, AlbaniaDeny Sending Subversive — 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 his throno in (Iret'cO oh .Saturday morning. Sept. 2 0 , after spending most .o f tin) wpr in Lomloti iij exile. (Ireetp* is .tori] liy civil w ar and spokesmen for the Hour's govemnllmt have acclist'd Alhaula and Yupro- !i»ua .)f armhigMwtbvtrxiya U*s V - O l’ A allows let Ur price*, or tuitl) menu nmt rending them into ' - pi ten cal liog* are knocked off iiiifthfrn* Greet* to fight. Tha 'nraxtit*iy^Anolhar<group maintainYuirorinv knd Albanian rurww« «U that farms** are not. holding in*‘i.l -i have dented tha charges, cattl- tack. Thu gYoup contended Iml the fact remains that every * that farmers uro fattenlnir up djy brings fn-*h report* df fight* • their cattle to pinko batter beer, inn and killing. and that tha cattlo will not ba reedy for the market fifr weeks. , Iv ...is lioprit r K11. , in Athens that th* tetum of Kiiur George will some* *3 Regardless uT tha argument*, j L. '1 • t ' yr>T', -' s'ituliinm tha fact remains that the rangca ^ t e ^ s ^ b t fifB S are loaded with cattle. A record WIST COAIMNOUSHIAMT Henry J. Kaiser (tenter) turn* over the III Alhetis for tin* Kiiik’n return ntimoer ot cattle retched th’e riinrkey* for (he Ant of hla assembly-line homes to Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Saturday All ulmiir, tho i t b l l l ket during the time OTA. ceilings lllnley, In Los'AngelcvCal., a* their children, Clay. 4. and.Cathy. <1. hav,. viud tliVjr worn protoatln^* were o ff on meat.. During .Hint look on. A t'i'lgJit'llT rlU Burns, president of the KaUer Community ilit* Kilims irturn period cattlo producers could ] I on lift, which plan* to build 100 of tlir prefabricated dwellings a week. ■: charge any price for their meal vkiU «"h»M« (lawn coolThe live baric ityle* will aell between |a,BJ0 and Jft.O So. (tntenfafiunut i they could get, and prices went i '» Sa!iu<|;.\ fiidiiiitig for th^“ up. • w- MVfptuMi All permits for lit i y iU|Lf a ru m lu iv ii 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 ' l l i t It flu * \ V :i - I m j j f •* U'HHi-rn f«»r a -depth of about would ordinarily hnvo- been sent I "It r t f l l i t o f ’H i t I F l . U V s •t f T i h o r 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|||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 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,! ItmjmM Itrtttalk MMlfCM In Album sent a petition to tho Hoard of t f * 1i v«if * o n 11n ‘ t t F -'I I'onpil, i- it I n n TOKYU, Sept. :*tl. pfn— The wnf inert) are two ways to do it, OTA i 4\ the Hini-lt 11oopM JHU County i Com miu tuners at their !♦'!il l »■i -- it I n * at 11 ti a t • a j j i « ct**1 t tJ ietinx ‘r,ni« 1, m* can do It If approved by the — p l, if u s S« i,* d III u urns next mielln i «v r |? an iu l ti ihi ia* t, eeiifj cirttr V o .f s u w * m t 4t tn H H m i'l !i* n t ia v li% o f f it 'e n 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 tern divijiloMi if* i« Ibe inif wlthdrar^ withdrawn, Agent C C. R. lMwson.aatd today. iTlw M >W,d.| « , „ « e m u , , w ith r i ’ lM t '- s f iiln f t V f . , , f A t I r t u t ic i\\i divtsdofii it lomdixi. rh>- Hiilisl. luborlt?. Petition* it io l i . . . I f t ' « * l o lH * ia lo iw . t be *.1«in« «t Mr-;n,n..-,„omfH Ixforo | S I U r l , l i Vh:'. wf.* ........... 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 im t y lim it - i n d u s t r y u h i i v * f r . g u 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 i li a lt lilt* etitfO ttr . , . _ t , ; I hi? It 'C O h l O f It R fH T F l r o l l f g l iuitslimi hij»iiih| |Hiwfr wutlirnt t! favorable, Is passed on th. : • rlri III Holland .uni !.«• .1 ill It: 1 i*T ,f r e n ,l u m . litciud t*^ on i h v v ixCv tK 'tw fp n J a p K o r e a n M inint* 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 a d h c i-n ( li«> |tf"iiir|gtjj I p«Hfi| o f the industry may appeal to thu! Wm 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• qu.it.**! the o i foroo.IIi,.(. wj.eH_|,e_ th* jsetltlonptn th atqu.it.-d (he Nazi as uririnr— liririnir—ni 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 wir in Europe. Tlii 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 h our , ^*4 l i e -Joint chief* of ‘staff. w. T 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 work w ill, u n ity rb ■ miral Erneet J. King from tes■» " nif. h tvmyr l b* Smnk v The i>>>- • .)• I n 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 mutters uff.-et o.- tin- -lo l* . . m iu n i i i «It l»•* 1i tin iH M f 'it h in e c u th r se c re ta ry oi r . u r ; . , a j W liul|, , w |(t)Wt.r lp i!, lo r ,.t n llu , r tf ii a -.- 1 -la til o '" i.-i'T to 51*01 Juitioi f'tiniulo-. , T t'oiomerce uf thry hope In be able to get the lull tliu t.iu s li ftinh elondil follow -y -| ;«f ti fitjilut«(ill ..'I, for chief •to- . *, i - -u a , 0 1 rent tJv 11 1, til (lo- Municipal Fore*i am! Ferk Association tjlc j , , , , , mlk flinKol,llt,. Mu, h i, S|| ro.tytrttu.. .... I .r e u lr . is, material rrivased. **n .iffit ml* *,»v rI**- Sln-ri \ I*. ,'H'er v** ,,-1 / ..lot -,s|t 1.tk.-.t »,’r.uife.oents under which fire control is main- , uuku wus .|u»te.| n. replying ll .i sue M IAM I HKACil, H*pt. till. </P>— He believed to- " i l l .el,j u t k fi it it* iwvit» cUll, , VOt'.l .- .1 lin t l u l l . . 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 ' . i u v e in M r.,nikll| „ ut , r/ld ,tB Wl. „ ,f soint-atoil I*' the tight »*t Sen.|..r util u>ttn ole -lith e 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* v o l e WIM I ll-Ill tn p re m o it M I11, H e -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 walk 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 U n lit u n t i l 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 f r i l i t i l l f " I I ' l t l l i h j ' !» ., s t llk * * , 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 * . . , ., , *! . Io n o f H ie I i r e r,, 1 , 1 I ' o t i e e 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 “ t r l i i p b f t i u j j i i i ti C i f t f l l m r c l i ei 11* f . ' i h I I h ’ I .no, 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 I la I tb.-M fticill . i l l , t, tt hi I.**| oi ie..i- -iif" and purA F 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»iM ili in n i' xtuki* I II I H 'I H I 1#^ I l t K I J ^ C 11,;| ***1 t tt (.rsl Run to be put ed »p by such fires, Mr. Dawson |S f V * ' T a l Iluni-.1I|*I r t . t f k f i t *.f t h e , 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' 1added that "He 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 Cliff un -ii r ile H« ffir »'V#i yliiiti|f H self-1* Whitney did not apeelfy to 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 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* 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 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 upZ ' 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 flgntw. 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 2T.,irt'tl f.trii.me worker* lo return North America, MANII.A, Sept. 2ft-UH)-lV*ai-1J’.""' ’2 i MOBJ., F '1The Fl AI trailers, — -... ■I » J. . three i .. f o f f h* t^ T th ,ando IliKhwwy. Capt. IP* Tlllia eannc.1 food* were -ready and Hlte.-r* i.f to then jobs. The rultwny is t'reahlcnt Hnttgau repurled , th*( M-)**uel Roxas 0r ‘ he Philip-p h ? ]» A B d jsddedthat earnparrd 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** of “ 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«r. ration, and the of mittrd to help Military baaaa. Float* said that th* aervico performed. . « , | . ,i xt ti,ic a * i ft I ( li U 'll, il l t - iv- ado|diott vi tr. * * — 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 Forwl Service, in Prompt Action Needed In Petition Plan For County Fire Control Unit Japs Wert* Afraid House M erchant 1“n,o"ner* in Marine Hearings 2‘E'o", KssrL 'o.iuTTo End Tomorrow & Holland Leaves West Coast Ship Operators Will To Open Office Not Attend Washington Conclave k. In Washington Pittsburg Hit >,Nt*w Senator Says Ho Open Mind On Wouldf. Has l f. S. Foreign Policy' U. S. Fleet Not Strike Back With One More Crippling Strike Sired Car Workers Quit In Separate Dispute With Firm 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 B R T Elect fr ie n 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 ( a p ilu l,..! i\ Kotcan Kail Slriltf t . 1,1- , •>..a ... ugi. money Navy Talu's Triiilorn I'Yom Sanford Park iSrSnSSSf «2*2S m. h»t — »■ ■ •"'*"■* there la no significance in tha son of Michigan Instated that tho Interruption o f the complicated committee either clean .up ita ‘ robl*m. '*> work or postpone hll (lending earn In favor of a thorough to­ rn Iry trio hop*, building, Furguson declared that th* committee • b * prevtou* y*ar hr M tr*cta*.j ----- ^ ----■huul.t put Ita entire stuff to Newspaper Week « y have »*v*n bat* radio ' W ASHINGTON. B *p t 2fl. OT)— “ itmm-rit.'- dsteamls.*' Th* tierstudying the housing situation in Gons, 40 mobtl* radios and 172 7 ^ gtgte 'D*partjnent has pulw "amn foreign minister • then Diwl I’mclaimcd By an to C*« Hd Of rid tape WM ---- Itshad a secret German documant tw-pur*iiarte the Jztmnn* nmb**build actual lirhig quarter* Gov. Caldwell nn4 which r*v**U that Germany and Mdor that the beat way fur the i na Senator asserted teat thonsJapan w«r* working at diplomat!* Axis to win the war wa* for Jap: -nds of houatne axperia are plann­ Orange City Hotel ero*a pttrppMa during on* phaz* in to Join th« attack on Russia, ing and studying without aerier­ of the War. The document ahowa Oshima eahl Japan wax about ing production. Has New Manager that in -1048, Japan was att.emp- to attack Australia and India and ha* procfaumMl th* period ling to arrange- peace between had no Intent tun of taking on from Oct. t through O t l l aa William P. Hinton, part com- Germany and' Rowia, at the very the Runtime, Oshima went un to Natimial Nawapaper Wertu The Pope Plus Approves manty * f th* V. V . W. Drpart- moment when Germany waa try- euggeat that if Germany should Governor eaH* a poo Floridian* of Virginia, announced to­ log t* get Japan to jump on Hue- decide to come to terms with Rua* “ with U. S. Foreign Policy mant si*. Japan would be prepared for day that h* and a group of *x- *ia from behind. servicemen hav* taken over Ut* The same document also offer* it The document goes on (a ’ i ROHE, 8«| oDeration * f , th* Orang* City further *rid*ne* that Germany quote Oehitna a* asking RibbonFaricy. on a t to link trop whether Hiller atlil planned and. Jap ipan once hope,! Hot*!. fore**through throughRussia Ruealaarand India, to crota the Caucasus mountain* operated hotel* _____ Mr join Japan In the Near East, Red SU tea for Thia new document was inelu trop aizured Jhe Japanese , He Mid that fh« ns it SO tl ambaaaadur that the plan still I* (t*pariw**t|l* ih* v i » r « »* K gw .,: ■♦.», .'.i,*<•#»' m i . by membari of would b* man., The document is actually a plagThe document revealing theae hi* f a m lW ^ r by-play account of a conference Sealing* between the Axl* power* 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* * “ * “ Oshima. about a iTar froov-jiow, several Ih- N a ™ . Taps Worked A t Diplomatic feuS!i;>Sd £n p t t mSri5 Cross[ Purposes In One Phase O f W ar AlLA r ,% i»'<5 ir llfiS w !! 8m - the Cilv oi Sanford would not increase Ihr value of taxation of ptiialcty owned property which was cleaned up for the purpose |uf beautification. Tills statement waa made in NKW YORK, Sept. 2 G -W V C. A. Maddy. director o f the Th f ’uast Guard said Imiav it Jnt*rrr«»loii City ln*tllutr» i» now answer to a report recently mad* , lifl.l received Word of on H. 0. S. taking choige uf bulliting* a* thnt the City woul<|-increase th* llnidcntifitM] Ship School Taking Over Uaditm SOS Stenuta Vacant Buildings rom un unidentified ahip in dlatrea.a ntKiut #00 miles southeast of llermuda. No additional details on the ship or its plight were they are vacuied by the Navy .ot the Sanford Naval Air Station, and . ii proceeding with renovnv Gone in order that the faculty’ available, ond student a of the. Institute may Radio murine rornoratlun also move In. picked up tho dialresa signal at U(Hiding now being worked up­ ■la (.‘hatnsm, Maas, station. on are Ship* Service. J. 0. Q. and 0. O. q. According to Chamber of Commerce Manager Edward Higgin*. some of the N ew »ur* tua will be used to furnish the ullding*) the rest will be purP A R I S - - S iF lT 2ft— IA1) —Th* chased. Windsors Plun Trip To England Shortly puke of Windsor 1* planning to take hla Dutches! to England next - mpnth for th* ft n t tint* •Inc* he renounced hU throne thrpne ». This to marry her tert yctra ago, jk* >>f was disclosed by the Windsor’s secretary uy In Vans. Th* P*c»wtari- said ehe doe* nut know whether Ah* coupl* plan* to stay In Britain permanently. Said e SAFETY HULKS ESTABLISHED WASHINGTON, Sapt. 2«~ W 7 -Rigid safely rulea hav* b#*n eat*bliih*d for xrorkm«n removing the last trace* of - radioactivity from .76 veaaela at Bikini two moiitha ago. These ships war* supply, repair and support v*e- .. .......... waa mad* for the purpose afJtMP* lug any commercial benefit* th* property value and taxation would be adjusted srcqrdingly. , O N LY 4 M O R lf DAYS L E F T | RENEW YOUI >r th* *«*, Riviere and nothing, hoa bron d*eid*d.” 1 value and taxation of property In tho event any action Was taken by the property owner to bMuli- . fy the l*nd. Tresident Raligan pointed out however, that if the beautification m i ■ ,: ■ ' -r* m m - j j. � 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 25, 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/79fed2f8b13e260f6f75945c67e1f105.pdf f6d44c317d6a5d5dc840b4a9e896168a PDF Text Text TH t l SANFORD. HERALD, SANFOR*, FLORIDA MONDAY, SEPT, 23, 194* Near Record Milk Supply Available For County Diets Cartier, 67, a resident of Lon*-} wood whe died laat Tuesday, wire bald Thurodsy afternoon. Rev B. W . Miller, pastor o f tha Speck ltd Bird qhurth o f God, offlcl ated. A r r a n * omenta warn li charge of Fairchild o f -Orlando. Seminole ' County residents will :__________. o n ■ u rn e mor* mar* than than fiAff.OM 5,578,000 quarts of milk and milk prodicta tula year fr\ maintaining the County's ■high nutritional • stand­ ards, it waa predicted Unlay by I the nation's leading, distributor of ‘ Wiry products. .. • . '•With n near record supply of milk cumin* from the nation's Jalry farms, consumption of dairy iruducls this year is expacled' to steal that o f 1946 when more than 60,000,000,000 quarts were h im timed,’' said G, W. Diehl, head of A. A I'. Food Stores national fa iry department "A 22 percent increase Ins per capita <ory mapion of milk during the war yaara nslped overcome the Iota o f nfetrtti 6n censed by curtailed supplies a, fats end oils and helped being ibout the nation's high ntitrfUmal •artima levels.' A greatly incres»»d at): oat cheese .products i HAMID raiUDINO BISHOP of Lie Episcopal Church In the United Sluice, the fit. flev. Henry Knox Sherrill (left), UUhop o f Massachusetts, Is congratulated In Philadelphia by lit. tlev llsnry St. George Tucker, Vt-ilmo of Jllr/vmoud, Vs., retiring niter 0 years service, (fnlerimllunol) Florida Officials Begin TaskOfRegisteringS,000 StudentsFor ClassesToday GAINES VI.LE, Sept. t*3. (Spa ■lal—-With sopHralions of admit •it file, of/ldsli: of the University j ( ’Florida will begin today the ask of registering and assi*nln* will hav* no more room apses U lie ‘ explain! the fish were fed «*tt tnos* thoa* time* timet m the Tenaleep hatchery where thi w er« raised. . B E A U T IF Y YO U R HOME with V E N E T IA N B LIN D S ^ Wo can make arrangements tor yon to finance them on ElAflY’ TERMS* -Venetian blinds made to fit any size windows Munlry and other milk prodoeta ire expected to continue plentiful during the fall and winter months, Diehl said, These products con­ tain nearly 1*4 percent of the rsli ttaaV.S. erlea, 24 percent o f the protein*, Yugoslav* amqfht to arrwt them fn connection with the shooting of a IB percent of the fata, 74 peccant Russian soldier.’ A U. 8 .'Investigation proved they were Innocent. The i f the calcium and 45 percent, of C. Kelson. North Park Falls, W la; K. Shuseel. tha riboflavin consumed by' the San'JTtandeco; and C. Scott, MashvlUe. _ (Zaleraatt^ua Radiophoto) tvcrOgo individual. • The pioneering efforts o f food Yov can relieve poison*Ivy with and bicarbonate of soda, applied ■halna In developing a straam4nnt . distribution system, Diabl a paste made * . \<from witch hacel two sr threw times a day. isld, have made possible the quick movement of milk and milk prod­ ucts from ’ dairy center* o f dense­ ly populated consumer areas. Modern refrigeration equipment md ’ Improved handling methods Free Estimates Wood and metal stotr 11** * Repairing — ReflnUhing ' ■ SE M IN O LE V E N E T IA N B L IN D CO. 820 WEST THIRD STREET PHONE 1152-W 1hi- lrhuul former students, >f whom have been mdiflrd mi l cut rFgjsirnlloM jirrrhlU, v»ill i >nirt -Momlny, Tuesday and Vt’eilil section* a r j classes the largest teidsy, according to their indivldwiden! body lli lfie history ol lal card assignment. They will he sta te university.' *|>ort tu Ituorn 204, l.'ingurKc ire good,; some o f them being airy, Former students, rygistgr Juday. tall, sijd rndst. present thidr v e ­ omlillonejL snil having the m a t Tuesday and Wednesday and alt (isfrlilinu (id mit liefure they can nothm l/gwtng ^equipment. The *uno new* for this type o f work irst-tim e students Will ho trgjs itncrcd with registration. . i red beginning Thursday and Firtl-innc students at tlio Uni- ire high slid earnings are in-oulinutng Friday and Suturdiy eral.y will report T h u r s d a y .-rcooed with proficiency. -lan es 'w ill meet Sept. :«>. norninjf, September 20, at tl:tH) Hr. Fons A. Hathaway, State Allhoegh the m ajority of thi /Hoick, -at the University audit- HrectOr of the United Slates roblems of expansion for an ,un rium fur orlentntiun uml regie- Cnipluymoul- Service, status that irccedented inrollm snt hud bevi ratlun. The registration period h,, •recruitment problem should ■olvvd on 'the rva of the regis or them will tontinuc Friday a less difficult this year, despite ha increased demand, due to th«f retion perlcd, tha housing short nd Saturday morning. iga in GaltitiTrlir, remained thi Meanwhile nt Totlahassec (,ffi.‘- •nricty of fscili litany ace vices •iggrat headache fur >U nlver|lt] ils at Florida Sin’ ,, Gollrge fur rhich have-been provided for the i/firial* and students . alike. Vomen wenmaking arrange- mployers. S e v e r a l companies Officials urged that student* tents to temporarily (aka care iave’ built cuhvciileot and' at* rho have nut definifa assurance f some of the' University's over­ rtetive housing with adjacent •f a (dace to live d rfe r tbeii ullage entrance until the Sfconi sem ester,'E van over-night rooau ire scarce, thsy pointed out! . All availably tin-campus p«l» ng has been assigned, —Lewil Jlstwk, assistant .re g istrar, cm rhssiteil, and the City of Gaines rule is filled tu capacity. Unit tdditfcmsl temporary housing no* inder construction 1* complete, «™ e n *,***?»•t*1* r* ■) F. ft . ,'IL^i'LLr suatuter session N\, other rft'lntin toothers, ■cepted sincc^tfrsn. M C W N G ON T IlB C U FF va — wn - Him Mo n D, l y . Arthur Wells Hew, of Rich­ mond nrtd Alekandris. fur thus* who like golf and tettnli and don't like to keep 'score. Mr. Dew'd alfe was'his patent attorney, ate though het himWITH ttltomap-foa. Difwrtemint’s bureau of ordinance Tn lh# Pentagon Bull4* log. dtsloi Employment» Service has rill eUo be nn Increased demand tterted IU wruUment drlvs^toi or ' peeler, nnd floor workara. <upply thee, worker*. The ® a Soctionlxcra remove aoctlona of steyment Service Is requesting "ruIt from peeled oranges, tangwomen interested in wofK In the fines, end grapefruit with a dtros Industry to register for moll knife. Skilled vrorVin cen •mploymfnt * t thtlr ntArttt of* it«rt on n pieronvork bAilt, while flee.- Bome.ptenu expect to open irtski.llrd or leg. skilled personnel wrly IV October end’ other* »1J1 wg|n on an F,°urly scale an3 tet under tf*y as tha season whangs to - piece-work basis as regresses. The local United ,h«Y „, become skilled. Working Elates Employment Serplc. o f. ‘ondlllonl. ,n the seillonlalng unite Ices who kaa* ordsra in thslrx ------ ------ 1 -----:-------- * '* uppHH ((R a c k e t p o a c h e r s ELGIN. Scotland—(AT— Poach, ■rs mss# MOO a . weak selling era make $400 selllnr nlmon tjnd trout from the Earl >f Morey's stretch of the Kivir Ussle, mys the Elgin Angling Muslin~li named alter the city of Moeul, when It flret was made* - ■ ■■ i ■■■ i ■W- mm mmmmmmm0— . Spartans In 400 B. C. used wood smoke as a form o f gas war-fir*. « « r A$*0K CVSAF P0VM8 9 ocatlon, t; Ivin* accoi T U E S D A Y and W E D N & SD AYt . . .. It w ould b a eoiy to b-«. a.u id But w e all k n o . siat e^eu-in- thi* ay e of «W ctronic miracle*, th e re MUST1 b e w lrp bofore th e re can b e electric service in your hom e. 2.378.87Q e e -u a . 9. pound, c wwential copper wire orc^oroci by Floridf^ow er i. hight Company ere still undelivered. Just a* toon o . -Y.u W H IS K E Y can get additional supplies of copper wire an*. £ihor critical materials, the more than 2000 mem i burs ol our organisation Will makegood their pledge to bring you the benefit* of cheap electric aervin " the earliest possible momeiA Sl u I lL H SCh �^ la Unity Th*rw. I« Strength Partly cloudy thin a ft e r n o o n th ro u g h Wednesday, l ew widely sca ttered a f ­ 4 * m u M 'i h * rrtM •I Urn W.wUi the Frstress *f. America*, rrseperily for Ranferd. te rnoon sh ow ers. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY VOLUME XXXVII THE WEATHER NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA. l ’UF.SPAY, SEPT, 2d, 194G Established 1908 ' . / Associated Press Leased W ire Warren Says Urges Prevention O f Conflict Even To Point O f Appease­ ment I f Necessary ^Russian Policies In Germany N ot To Be Directed Against Britain And U. S. arian Frontier Big Four Ministers Declaring that Djr United States Helicopter Removes Plane Crash Survivors Receive Criticism la on tho very brink of ga r with the most powerful nation en From Col. Hodgson, earth. Puller Wsrrsn, Jacksonville, attorney and 1940 candidate fo r Australian Delegate. governor, told the inter-city meeting of Rotary clubs at the .MOSCOW, Sept. 24, (/P)— PARIS, Sept. 2-1, (/P>—The SemlnuL Country Club last night. Prime Minister Stnlin put Allied peace conference has I hot everything possible shook! UP a calming hund today be Hone to prevent this war even taken steps to ease the ten­ and told the world tbnt he ,u in,, point of appeasement and sion nloiiR the southeastern did not think there would a ided that we cannot leave it to frontier of Slnvic*Jiurope in our dlploniaU, our aenatora. our be another wap in the near tile lialkaiia. The M ilitarymilitary leaders and the beads1 future because hu believed of our government to perfect * ('onunisaion of tho confer*there was no real danger laaiing yeace. U eiice voted today to removeVaulting tii the fourth ubjfct of n new war and that the all fortifications alopR Buiof Itutary which Is "tho advance­ threat of war tlosw not exist jfnria’s frontier with Greece. ment uf international understand-: at the present. mg; goal Will and oeare,’" Mr; Tho acthln wan taken with- the Stalin suggested that, ths ru­ Warren told the insmber* of the approval of an amendment to mors and alanna about a poaalN. w Snprua; Delomd and San­ tho suggested Bulgarian pcaco ford Rotary rluba that It M. blt new war ware Juat ao much trvuly. tlrroc* had offvrtd tho t*lk — but for a purpose. 1 Ho tjeir duly and the duty uf every amendment. other civic >nd fraternal urgent. .blamed tha talk on wbat ha Thin ileciat.ni ramo as an aartuu in tit-- country to find a called nnlve politlclana and mili­ ^luorira^ apokr^tian hinted at a wav out uf this unneceaaary mlatary-political intelligence agenta n|Hprdup in tlx- work of tho peacemnlei sThndjng ‘ W[ith 'Ku**le *inc«who, ho Raid, need thla clamor materS<> fur., not a aingla the nekt war. If it cunir*. will to do .three things. • treaty tin* l>eeii completed with bo lb,, last uno and “ there won't To h e lp their r govomn\?nt nnjri .>f tho furhicr ritrtny na. ’ be enough people left on earth wrrat rnoro conceaaiona. to make li»na'sinvolvod, Italy. Romania, Ui Mart another war." it hard to cut the military budK.Miami, ‘ Hungary m llulgaria. Mr. Warren uiiipliasixril the gat* of their countriaa, andto Tlio Fmrign .Minuter* of tha terrifir destructive powcr of the pbt a brake on tho demobllliaHit; Knur plan In .it down today atomic .bomb which he 'declared tlon of troops and thereby evade I l.i o.ii-iilei tho i|ur*tlun of what could not remain e **rcet of the the quick growth of unemploy­ In >1.. al-.ol Italy'* colonial poaIN THE COMPANY OF IIU WIFE, hit daaghUr, Jean, and her pet. United States for long, lie atao ment in their countriaa. m" i>ioiu 'lliev al-o announced l*ol.iieu lo tile Iht.easin, *pe-d amt former Secretary of Commerce Henry A. WlsUare la pictured as be spoke their intent ion ,.f wreding out Stalin did "* not' 'mentionthe rnnge of air power nnd the di) to a nationwide radio audience (eUewIng hie resignation, lie said hr olhor tieaty nnieii.tmrnta In countries he hod in mind. would continue lo tarry on hie “ fight for peace.” (International! Istrurtlvcnes* of V-bomb*, dUoaa* order to .ave time bomb* and many other aecrol Thera wer# many thlngnthat weapon* which ha,| never boon JiiM a few nollt- l.ef ore tho he said, in reply to a list' of 1 u»e.l y«t. And declaring that, If auestiona submitted to hlnf by It iK Foot Milii-trr* were schad* • we rannot find a way to make the Moscow correspondent of the ub'd lo meet, they were critlpea... permanent, wo ahuuld at London Sunday Times, In which cited in -eatliiliK term* by Au»lea*t do everything wu can^ t » tha United States waa mentioned tinllan delegate. \V. |(. Hodgson. insure peace for our time*. specifically. Long a chump inn -if the smaller Although suggesting .that there nation*. Col. Ilodgaun attacked The Ruaalan I’ rlmo Minister i*. greater danger of war today I lie minuter* o f the United said the United Stalea now holds •lit A*ein ivn :i> ••itKsa) than there waa in tho summer State*, Hr.lam. France end RusA threat lo peace In having a The Intel shortage eeaultrd to­ of 193K. Mr. Warren insisted that •la for uyreetitg among themmonopoly of atomic weapons. day in a demand for *n off-calen­ then* is no !m*le cause for war -ein'» on a nuir.bar of key issue'.. . StaRn-.minimised this by deelar. dar oenslun of Congress.. Republi­ hil'Vffit this cyuntry and RufiitF t!;»C ■irthmaA .l j . nrricpUr .»Vd can Rentier StjfCa Hridge* ot The basic causes of war ho listed) atomic bomb to be as serious a Foreign Ministers' decision that New ellmpehiir recommended as (l> The dealra of one country the final dnpnaul of Libya, Rrlforce a* certain politician* are that lhr I’ongree-men. no* in ri­ for the land of another, ( 2 ) da- 1 tifa and the Italian Somaliland inclined to regard It; that atom ce**, be called bark lo lake action sire of one country for the trailo bomb* inertly are Intended to were to lie determined Jointly on afhsl he called a aalinnil trials uf another, and (3) hangover of Intimidate weak nerves and that by the llig Four. arlalnn from the rrcoatml of meat grudges from some past wtt. 1 In themselves they can .not de­ by the OPA. | The Australian berated the Nona of theaa conditions exist cide the outcome of a war, and Shipbuilder mujox' .power.* for stipulat^pg Disputes today to rouse trouble between that the atomic bomb monopoly Due to what they drscribe a* thla country and “Rusaia,-ha said,r | that the .UnitosL Nation* would will not last foe very-h vn r *m f -Group's Figures On vary small butchering quotas al­ since America wanU no^part .nf.* filiapnse of ilnusi - Italian colonies- besides, ua* of tha bomb will bo It L'. .1 1 e> could ••.ml I iln a if ra w by tha OPA. Seminole .Russia and RuasTa 'doe* not covet if il.M I lie III.* llig Four itotl agree Company's Profits lowed Adoption of the UI4(T-I7 City among theniaelve*. cattle growara are not only un­ any of our territory, there are liu d got- for the fis o u l )VU|. b e g in ­ able to replenish tha almoit cmnty no trad* conflict* and relation* Divluicd lludg-iiiii. “ They aln in g t lc l. I and f ix in g u f tlm rate meat rountera At local storee but — Industriallft •Henry J. Kaiser face heavy loaaaa of caltla again b.tween the two countries havo ■u tux levy at 2n mills, wero n-ady had in mind thaj they been traditionally friendly. Treasury Secretary tsday asked for more lima to| thla year duo to high water and among the tuajnl' a.'lM 'lLI of tlio were going In disagree,” Declaring that ho did not llko nnkwer question* in a govern­ lack of feed. * U \ I o iiiM ti-* lim la -1 ove rlin g . . the Russian form of government, •Speaks to Bankers ment Inquiry Into th* wartime i If th, .'* null Ii-yt, li> indls.uill "\Vhnt We nerd is unlimited ha insisted that It la much better record of his shipbuilding quota If we want price control," y „ fit, o|H -riiliun a n d l.t m ill* f o r Association Meet M U VORK. Sent. 24 — than the government which thu kfirm*. ,1 1*1 - o n n o . a c c o rd in g In C it y said W..(J. Kilbee, Geneva cattle Russians had under the ctara and • A I* * (IriMikl)n i- another tianag.-i II N. Sa>er. * Th* House Merchant Marine raiser and county commissioner. that thev are still makiag proCIIH AIiO. S o p l J4, (dVof llui»e •pier*** whrip |he F t in iU .iin iiu iitin g to t-TJ.IH 1** Committee wax' told yeeterday "There is.no Florida beef shipped great. Ho-urged the people to Treaauty Secretary John W, Sny. ' rrsidrnla are proud lo Itaeal .1. II. I’liillips, imluluyee uf Ih* wltn-li iveni n o t e x p e n d e d . la at that Kaltar ahlpbuildlhg enter­ out of tha auta because It ia not wake- up and atop this larrlhlo der called today for a coutinua- | lhal all) Ihing rail happen. Florida 1‘iiwcr and l.ighl Company prise* received $192,000,000 In prepared for shipping. Thera ia trend toward o naw w *r which tlon of high tales. II,, said that . Rich) now, *Flatbuah i* p u l­ year doe lo s h o rta g e * o f m a te ria l* , who lecvnllv sustained avvato u it< get in re s e rv e f o r the P u b lic profit* from the government on plenty of fa t beef, but little for ho one 'can win and whl^h will for „ur common good, our prea- j ing with might and main to injuries when he came in contact I ’ln fc c t* F o n d , to lie used at a a capital Investment of $2,500,ent tax levels must Im maintain- ! grl (hr Dodgers al Ihe top only destroy clvillaation. willi n high voltage line which ta le r Uiiio f o r (h e o r ig in a l p u r00*. The commute* .asked Kaiser "Tho laat war settled nothing." ed for tome time. of Ihe National loragur heap. nectasitati*l lln- amputation of his pose T lie -e in c ln ih d tile follow there er* more and better cattle he declared, ‘ ‘and neither will how thla happened. In all address before the Amer­ S«i a grrrnpoinl ps-lor — ill. Ite m s llv i l le s u l fa r in g , ■lain log. ha- Iweii released from Today the shipbuilder . replied on h*nd than *v«r' before, and the next on*.” Keiiiuld Laughton Memorial ican Ilnnkris AMielntlon in ChlHu- llrv. Ilrnney llni-on — S ' .llilll .. w ei r e p la re n ie lit, $fi,uuo I lie that during tha aummey month* in a statement that he could not Mr. W an«n'* remarks follows.! ca$o. the Trvnsury Srcyrlnfy itiM ha* lurned op W7l|, *n idea Hi -ptlal following- a huXpttall’ lo n e r , t,* -lr i-e t m a rk e rs , J l.in ln , of July. August and Scptrmbm-, answer on ehort notice what h* an addreCa of welcome by Presi­ aikted lhal 'high lusr- iimaT*' •I how lo help lhr rausr. coiiftlin* lion ..f p u h lle rr* t run n. mi mu m-i ifid of 1*1 weeks termed an and!*** number of Ilia gtasa for feeding is at its beat dent G. W. Speer to the visiting continue if wr ate lo halancr | llrv Henson suggrat* (h ill lhr Mr 1'lnllip‘s ii >ndit ion waa da$'J.! mi e v l, n iliiig ’ th e w h ile >»ay and the cattle fcr* fatter. club* from New Smyrna and De. th* fedrial Inidgi't and reduce -crilnd tin- morning ns veiy pn,|dr o f Uro»kl)n ulwrive a -V ’ >m • l.lH<iI o * f u r fighV nq" I f not diepoeed of eoon, thoua* Land and response* from Pat the national drht Said Snyder: | mimil* of prayer esrh d»v al e q iiip m e n l, I J .f im i; c o lis tr u rU o li -ali-farlory nnd lie i, now at hi* and* of head o f cattle will dU in Southward, immediate past prr*i’ "I think that II i* pule fnitnoun this nrek In an rffurl nf .le n iu n n ir la , f.I.IMHI und of a liunie al 2fi>'l2 Sanford Avenue. Florida this winter—cattle which dent of the New 8 myma club ati^ Uay, if nnt plain demagogy, to s w iN iiiim g 11... 11 ul f 10 ,011(1 I m lirlh (hr Dodgers win the ahould provide meat Gerald Frierson, prvaident of the talk of tax reduction nnd debt -.1.1 ............... o ,l.( ,|. .... .......... ■. pennant. Sava Rev. Ilm-un: Police, Troops ....... imposed DeLand club. T r in i- ls 'i ol all eu*h - u t p l i i - (■reck reduction in Hie same Ineath." which call for a staff of account­ ■ill liam l S- nf Sept dll lo 4(1-47 ‘•tVe’vr praytsl for midlarv Upon by Ul# O FAr they have ti. W. Spencer, chairman of lb# ant*,' engineer* and other* lo vary small q u oU ^ for which there Fight L on g Battle The Treasury Kerrtdury mhlml buifgel lot nperulioii pill pose*, vlrlorlrs and atrrflhing rl»e. golf tournament aommlltee, an* •nawer. the federal govcrnniant w e* app ro ve d. la no, foiitylatlun," he declared. nounrtd th* winner* In the tourna­ that « i why not pray for Ihe ahould strive'not only In hnlance ATHENS, Sept. 24, |jp>— Th# In statement Kaiser said: 11. H. Beck, who own* eitenelv* Dodgers?" MuVoi liul wu- aullmlireil lo ment and praaanted .prise* to "W e want thla committee to cattle tnriraat* In Heminole and Harry Tooke for low gross, Jake th# budget but' nl*o lo achieve proelaim a primary election on (Srrt-k government announced toa aujislnutiiil surplus for paying trhop.x and -understand that thar# lent a Volusia counties, .stated yeater- Jacob* and i*uv. it. for election of a city I day that (I r e e k D. Scott for. low single think we aren't happy to day that hla ouota la' out and ngt, - and Oarald Frierson and o ff the debt. These are the view* coinniisshiiier for u three year j gendarmes have fought a 16‘ hour baltla with a hand of 2,000 disclose that la ^ our books and that he rannot kill another steer Robert Cornell for highest acorea. he expressed when he entered V. A Official Speaks term lie replulr W. ( ’. Hill. . th* Treasury.* Snyder remarked, aetennarnfa rw < ir< !i " corporate records." this month. An nmeinlllierit lo Ihe puiii'J) leftists in Thessaly. The conflict Cnarles Morrison 1*4 the.rttikm Mid they have the full support At V. F; W. Meeting laiard license lax wax passril wliiiit occurred in nu urea wher* the “There la plenty of meat,” said in singing with Harry Kudclt nT . Then ha 4dd*d, that aa a prt o f Freshlent Truman, liicreasid t‘lir regular f'-'O aiimiiU (■reek Thlid Artny Corps ha* tleal matter, thar# Un’t a aim Snyder said* that in. the sik | “ and price* are 'not ao bad, but liivn.e to |2f>, and inipiiMil tli\ been carrying out mopplng-up man (o tho Kaiser organised a n not aafflciaid .to allow lollowiii* taxes on each Iroard; operations against leftists. month; • ending 8 e p t. I, Ihe | qualified to answer questions lUhartaf, Now la the time u no to 10 cent* for each Ml cent ' Th* outlaws nr,, estimated to all the complicated corpon Treasury had reduced III* debt to get rid nf cattle. Otherwla# m a n ta -u t unemptoymrnx by almut $14,000,OIK),000. Ho pre board; II lo l!fi cents on Ml to h a v e 'fo il 120 killed and more financial and business trai they will gat ,tbln and we will ,‘lioarils. U'H to fdl m il* on than 200 wounded, tlovemmant ration In Samlnola County dieted that ao far as rash Ii action* over a five-year parti have lo carry them over for hnotlith* week ending Sept. I I conci’ rnol, the government will $t.Ml Iroanla; Mr cent* to I I . ill) on carualtle* include two killed. Kaiser haa dlaputad tha fl ■J-rirht—wounded—wnr|—IK mlsalng, ures .relating to all bourds nviitJ.fifllli- —— FIs organisation. He jpal d*' Ud*. E*ar— .---s n i ip la ln - U m M u r in r th ^ a u a - ■SmTUri r ittln a a n o L th « 'F to r ti Harry Crossoii was granted a The overall deficit for Ihe cur­ five ^enr lease at $000 a year to o f th# four K ilte r shipbuilding rent meat ahor tag*, they are only rant fiscal year, .Snyder assert­ Veterans Service property nl Ihe City Trailer camp wards were |aa* than one-teeth gatUax about ona-flfth of their ed, will lie slightly lee* than on French Avenue, Including Any veteran In need of serv­ o f on* p a r e n t, of th* total normal aupply ef meat. Huppllea $2 ,000,000,000 — a great Imice (free of clm rgo In any of that which the Navy formerly volume o f xrork done for th* provemrni over th* 91.600.000,. Um following categortaw la reused. Maritime QommUalon. That, ho 000 estimate o f laat January. • quetted to visit tha office Of Mrs. F. K. Roumlllat, Mrs. amphatifed, la after deducting all Gov. Caldwell O rders' Uie rcaponslblo* agcrvlra titled Margaret Hearties, Jay Heck and Execution O f N eg ro below: P, H. Smith, wrr# approved as Coordinator —- E. B. Carter officials for the City prlmyYy J300 Pc-rsona Issued Atlantic National Bank Buildelection. |L 61. Young Was given Suits Filed Against • D rivin g Licenses ‘ AAves tojcconvention permission to operate a taxicab. Florida Slaughters , _____ Z Cheater Miller, "Chef da Gar*" Out of 9.500 poaalblo applies fo r th* 40 * t 8 o f the American Park Annua. MIAMI, S ep t 84, 0 F K - T M tlon* for driver's llc*n*#a, 6,:«>0 Leylon, l.ft at DOO o'clock yea* ■ Vocational Training and EduOPA today filed «I*v#n asrfla have aunt led to date, accordinE torday for 8an<rir$ncUco to atcation - T. W. Lawton. Onatet agalaat South Florida alaufhura. Gustavson Accepts House. Legal Asalstancw. HoapttaliaaDade C ity Position tlon and State acrric* Offloar — Contact through Lloyd P. Mr. and Mr*. Clifford GuaU* Boyle, County flw t t o Offtcar. vaon will leava Thursday for Ft. Takach BuiWIag. B F E C U L ^ H K IW I. . ofl*bSrlh# ii? Home Bcrvkm AaaUtanc* to lflaa ’ Jove# Bevla, stale • *- th* laU H. C. Haskins who ca rrM Bervleemro. **-a#rvIcemen add tanikm clothing speelallst, arrived on thl,'work for many ysar*. Dr. execution. their Dependent* — American yaeWnJay at-Os* offlc# o f-M it , Frank QuRlman. health unit dlrec* Had Croat, Lokefront Boulevard. Outd* Wilson, county homa da- tor. sraa aapolnUd aa depoty r*Veteran* AdmlnlstraUoo - — Riooatratlon a(ent. Rha will eon- glstrar. Th* appointment* w en Martin M. Rudlch. ahartffa dugt-Uiloring daises throughout made by tha ,Bun*u of Vital Of He* every TUaaday. tha- .week at varioua' home da- ttatla tin of the Florida Btatf aaooatration-duba In county. Board of liaaltB. J As Wallace Talked T o Nation Seminole Cattlemen Are Unable To Supply Local Meat Markets Kaiser Requests Addibonal ■* lime To Make Replies J. B. Phillips Leaves Sanford Hospital n SIX MORE U l TTO a to.- MU~ l ; r a j M1- a a r w j'B f & S tm & 'fis ' • • .• r. �Im ron ri*- PAGE T W O THE SANFORP HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA Children's Accidents T h e Sanford Herald BetaktUbetf la « ■natanL. aa4 rr Ik* * « ' | C M P M *1 Mavra H. IHT. ** ROLUSH I- PRAM K4llar . CiOIlPO* UKSN i i 'M c m r t i o i i k iT M l'*>*kl* la A l * « * » ft* CarMrr, wtrk --- -------- | i i Maalh - ......-«-*■-------- — • r i m MaAiki ---- —--- fta - MaatM —---- — ----------S— t ear ----- - • ------ ----’ s i* S S p f f w 45 •** v K p a Haafter * 4»*n U I** ratrr. K«M i**w r 1 , n » u » > l» 1 l n » l 11*14 »• M « la < a lH r4 < la *ka *•■ UtraM Ii a a n W l *1 Tkt " r a lllM m 1 the, Uniy trait* r of. Tampa, Plorida 9b\ithern„ ‘ „Coil Seven Accredited Schools Iif State , * t Lakeland, IBollInf College at Winter pAt|c anJ a," the S t Potcretiufjf JUnf(1^ Can Still Accommodate*2,000 Veterans College. i »m l~iH »M u rI«M M l Iff « • ! • > ar, tele. ■rifc* r » « i orric* *»kl*k I. e.elala Ik* M * IW »»• Ua .1 all a . « » 41-MUlw. • Dentil by accident OlnimH {ho livfca’ of al)9 jit d,5U0 school-nge-children In the United States every year, and, despite 'marked declines in the rate ip recent deendea, accidents are now the lending cause of denth among children ages f> to 14 years. • Motor vehicle accidenta— the great majority of which; occurred whilo the children were plnying or crossing the street— headed the accidont'fatality list among children .believe* .nc university can find WE CAN L lo l KN TO OUlt ‘ CONSCIENCE, IT 13 UOU’d VOICE. O O aT CO AU AiN Si jTs 1 will hear what God ihe lir d will »p*»k.—Psalm 85:8. Football Wyoming, in hvstl*. Snow -in tl aon’t bo long now. , W* wonder If Pro*ldent Tru­ man enjoy* th, rasponslbillllei of tho Whlkp Homo much 3* he (In*1 *l» preregativi*. Th. OPA .decontrol board hsi dxldtd not to'put celling* back on milk and butter. It driiUnlly figure* that a* long aa the people tsn't have meat, they may nml dally .product*. Tha State Chamber o f Conimerra raveal* that ilioro people with mord money era living in Florida today than ever beforo In lu history. That la very refrtehtng aa onc contemplstta tha current treiyl of U v alock markVt. Th* Tamps Tribune la delighted t* hsv* Henry Willses out of Ihe cabtnst. “ For Mr, Bvrne*’ *tkr, for tho country’* »slc», for :h* worls* m b s , " wiy* tha; Tribune. ‘‘fSttlng n troubltvmaksr like Mr. Wallace out of ths Cabinet U a good thing.’* ' iletler lata thnn R O Y JOHNSON'S G R IL L (JU5T GOOD FOOD!) , — SERVING— In liberal arts, business admlnisUMtion. education, law, muilc, f Eve Garrott pays high tribute ♦ to Ih* neople who represent ut In Washington in the mngaxlnj ' "Today’s Women”. Hhp call* Congress “ a mecca for cheap polltkil hack*, mental menial* and bewildered oluffera, with no­ thing tn recommend them for the , . h l f i offic* of member o f Con* g i\ »« except to an ability to get electee to IL" Tb* praatdepl. shortly afterward, rereread hlfir*' ** fwhfttdr Klfger* ,fO . a i S a t. aa a a. . a _______u self and withdrew the support be oviftnaUy'gmv* to tha Army-backed Kay-Johneon bill, attacked by the kctenUata U giving atomic control to the military. I W know th* part Kflgare played In turning Uw ooa. , • Kilgore, for whom th* stage U Bet to Hacked Senator Jam** Mead CD) or New- York aa chairman of the important lnreiUgaMng group, worked eloeelf yrith Mr. Thiman wtoft the Utter H i a aenator. The appointment of W, - Avrrell Harrlmen a* Secretary erf Commerce will give the Communltts something el** to howl abnatpalace he Inherited a hundftd inUlien doller* some year* ago from' hi* father, but moatbualncsi men will agrea that he It better equipped, for the com­ # FTtnCNDl o r "TOUNO BOB- t-AFOUJETTK havelien urging merce Job than 4ii* pre<i*ce*aor to run a* an Independent candidal* afoc* hie defeat for the It*Henry Wallace. And *v»n th* lean eenBlorta) nomlnaUon In WlacunRn by Judge Jorepb Mu* Ruaaliins should hot find liarrimen too ubjectionebl* -daipil* Chrthy. hi lx. Young Bob la taking hie However, thi bis wealth; he was pretty popular aver there ae ambaMBdor during Urn* about dec hie Progressiva J&rly H> IJta Indtp*ndtnl race. -IBumuer Well**, former V . -8. T h w ha I* foiiowfog m< long-time friend, I and urge* th* Unlto-l .flthte* aka knt In hia atai present criaU In Palestine Jnuaa”, aajr* Mr,' Welle*, "tmtn the Near East may soon .. . BREAKFAST — LUNCH — DINNER W ATCH FOR OPENING AD MRQY W ANTS TO SEE YOU" MAGNOLIA AVENUE Btet«nr» tfoivrW ty at Priknl ran atilt enroll i l Students in Its college, of law mid the registrar D R IV E S A F E L Y When likin g a drlvtrm « . imlnallon. there ara two Im­ portant phssra or th* twit an applicant must pas*. Hr mumt *at)*ririnri)y p*M. k road rale* teal. Th*** , n written question* based on Information contained In a'book Idt entitled " H it Drivers Handbook." This honktrl ran be i>b islnre from *ttj— W m r-IttfK » s v Patrolman. He mu>t also pa*a a driving d*mt n-i-atlon. He la sakBd to drike and to do aurh thlnga aa are eiperlrnred Ir irdlnary driving. During (he road teat |he appUcaal U n> Inked to do anjlhlng that h Capital Airport Manager Builds Castles In Air By JANE EADS W A S H IN G T O N - (/!>! - llervey F. I^ w , m nnagrr. of W **hlnt: lo n ’a Natinn.'il Airpi-r., fnrrsvi* Il eventually'w ill grot* inorp lhair fljOOO.OoO annually. , , . mostly fiiVm n o n -av lath n tiu*iiii-B*. Th* tlR 000,01)0 plant, opened m 1 W 1 , has *hown *:cady financial gain* every y e ir since 11141?. when 'here was n deficit of *J'I,80». !,a*r year Ih8 profit’ was ff>Jr- 4U5. Law has plans for beo*tine the non-avlnimn incont* ,'o even higher lavcls. « ' garsgs, a sho;>-4 P.lnic centrr. a fillinj* station, *hopv | IN N E R S P R IN G M ATTRESSES through last June. On March t», lPK , Provident Roosevelt wrote a note to hiv friend, Elmer L. Irt-y, retiring co­ ordinator of tho Tr. diury’*. 1 nr epfoierment agencies. Irey U vety prrud of thl* letter and h.n photographic coj ihs made of * . "On , Marrh fifteenth neither yuu nor I are particularly pop1.Iftr," wrote the president. "On thl*-coming'March fifteenth we will be unpopular with more millions o f taxpayer* then ever before. Sinr:. we are tn I,* companion* In misery, t frei, t aho-. b| fvkl^M nmoient To till you of my pride In the wdat of tho Intelligtprtt Untti ’ * -v i-jJ L ' • " I t ha* Juat corns to my 'atfenHon 'that twenty-hres yi nri ngs this coming Friday, March thii' teenth, you nrganiieil the Ini, 111gence Unit under my eld frlepi, Dan ttoper, whr at that time wg* commissioner of Internal r«veeiu.j Aa 'h * year* have gone by tho In­ telligence Unit hes-becoina a ahin- 1 Ing mark not 6nU o f Incorrupt!-j bliity but whirl Is just is Impor­ tant.* .i efficiency." -fflrten-v." 1 ,nt,’ of A -l loag, la *anU delay. ‘.a , >• ' , t j M att ro e* and Box Spring only lam ps g alo re will find ahuaat any type aa Senoto De' t’ardcna*, wife the Spaplih am|ioaudnr, Retilor ■ then rrBhcleCo de Cardeoas, can. Hot take, her noodle dogs on * plane. So she will net accompany! her husband b:ck to- Spain lkl«! thle acmmer,. [ Eh* and Ih* poodles, Ttmfnyi polltkwl ia m T r iH MOONSUIN1NG of Uw and to watch poUileal eya. . n dui hardly participate eolation without aesun of the responsibility fo r _ Safe Driving’ Winston Churchill advocate* u Statea of Kurupo . 1 , Itt place of a Disunited Stntes, It'i gn a t idea . • . Just to imagine in, Germany, Italy, YugoilavU ng doam ti>geib«r in t b v * 1v,te rlessiortal1 nt,llding; May U a thouaBOil Jlcar* from no*, any tint. soon, wo fear. * --------* Stock* lilted on the New York Kilgore Truman'* Friend LaFolloHo Cool to Floa Stock Exchange regained a bil­ But R o' b Mo " Y o t " M*rn Ho Bun a i an Independent lion dollars tn one day on new* of tltrnry Wallace^ resignation S p M tl to CiBlrtl Prtit — front the cabinet. Now, if It wat worth.a billion dollare to get rid ’• WASHINGTON—Aenltor MarDy Vf. KUfWe (O ) o f -Wfrt ’/lrci one* man, how much would the glnlm, stated to move up to head the former Truman War InvnolD country gain If it turned all tho gating. OwnWUH. I l l d o it friend o f President Truman. . ° » U -------- •Howev*r>.KllgtftoAioa ftot, J>*elU U to-gtv* the praoldent an »rgur _ ■- ■- » i _ ). - Crime' mdreted in Tlortda dur­ meat when ha does Hot Hkb the way tMnqp are moving, a case tn ing ihe pail year, but Alabama point was the battle over mmUFy-verra-dvttUn control of ttomto ■Dll hold* the record for murdei*. energy. A number pf interesting reason* , It did not leak out at the Ume. but Kilgore, arrayed with eelepUeU are glvet\ by' the Fill for in* ln kehalf of dVtllan control of atomic energy, arincrease in the number of crime* and for the most part th* war had npthlng lo do with it. United O PE N IN G SOON Future Of Education American colleges, starting a new nendemte yenrthia month, report phenomenal bnrollmcnts. Mnny youths who imd hoped to enter college Could find no place. The mail­ able t‘,fl(i0,U00 college sent* wore cornpoted for by 2.080.Ooo men and women. This, apparently, is not a post-war educational boom, as was at flrat thought Authorities like Frederick K, Ilobln, assistant director of the American Civil Liberties lltiion, predict Hint there will be 3,000,000 by 1950 and 6,000,000 by-i960 seeking higher education. Colleges see no promise of increased facilities to meet such demands. the n tw a l of rreada to Mt it maintain t t o . m i l >ervtc* in Aigtert—where It could strike wUk eharpWoeto at the tooft undertook* at the •ovt*t a u tl}ta ■ file .w r- enthusiast *i iy da1N rote *i, r : i ¥ \ aft ib jEQ -V '‘ K* ' V 3 •=. i • H r| Ilf^ h ^ iiv v which arg under cone true lion. This i i a d-yvar college. Enrollment U avallsbl* ncw f 0, 100 negro.’ * at the IJ«t |lno. Cookman Colleje In Dayti.jW n ’etch. n 2 -y;ar college, with ing accommodation* reasonably I— future, a.., * ml alto B assured in. the Immediate Jobs Ahead , High school girls thinking about what to do next after they graduate would do well to* consider fields in which there is a great heed for more trained worker*. Il is Important for them to be interested ih th<> kind of career they pick, but it is also a decided advantage to train for a bgslnesr-or profession which is sure to have fobs to offer for some ycahi to come. Today the erving needs arc for teachbrs and nurses. Both professions havq been notoriously underpaid ond overworked In the past, but the genera! furors over the situation and the rate at which women left for other Jobs in the Iasi few year»-have-brought about a chnnge in public nttitudd. A h n result, snlnries are going up and hours are coming down..More improvement is needed, but the trend Is started In the right direction. Girls who are Interested in cither teaching.or nursing have a aura career ahead of them, because the country greatly needs then)JUmU s beginning to recognise ■the importance of adequate recompense. • ■ have inriuslria) Inilituu at 8t Aomistine can enroll new aluden a and wiD he able to hou«« them upon cemrleHon ef off-campy t t M E :,A W . 01BLK VliltHK L ° l i TODAY N egro •. vritrsns Nairn* veterans found the' Florida Florida Agriculture®* AgTlcnlturoWl found »*vnanU7l Collette at TaiUfu*M unable Id accept new enroll m^nt* However, thr Florida Normal an,i among the girls insured .with- tive Metropolitan Life In­ surance Cohipany. Drqwnings ranked second as a cause of accidental death. Nearly one lialf tile deaths from burns and cotj* flagratiops, which were third in importance, resulted from children being trapped in burning homes. Firearm Mishaps, falls, and railway necident* were other lending typos of accidents among children of school age. * • . . "The decline in' tho denth rate froln accidents among youngsters has not kept pace with the reduction In the rate of dtinth from disease," the Metropolitan points out. "Among the insured of school age, accidents now account for about -III percent, of all deaths among white boys, whereas 30 years ago the proportion was only 22 per cent and the same period among white girls deaths by accident have risen from eight to 20 per cent of thp total." _ . - TUESDAY, HKPT. M. R»H'__ TUESDAY, SEPT. 24, l m»uu, irgy~-ifim blmbctT— moon ah In a an expansive builtteu If*you get caught A u*d one Polish moon1,000 xloiya and teato ld ,d a y * in JalL. f. W -to«< VSSro in hand .re the greatest ado* » In the epuntry T l r' ■ - " *B �I 'v K* . , b / '.- "j V* •/ ‘I «r % *. i ii 1 THE SANFORD HERALD, S A N F O R D , — r----- r And • « TUESDAY, SEPT. 24, 1946 h im . r---------- r*r»— i f*"*' FLORIDA - 1 Personal Activities Miss Williams And Mrs. Yes Icy Hostesses PAGE THREE i . ■T * THESE WOMEN Sue, William, * n j JUrs. ll> IIL T r V C LAR K K'’ termed, by rubbing' them witrt Y'csley entertained tho /AP Newsfenluie* lleauty bcl it«>r pumico -done. lia/vr blades am) Minimus Council council j/f r im Womans of tho First Han- y. u ever :mln ,.| how sciserrs used, for this chore can . Christian Church MSuday oven* wtetebed yuj look, when your feef p n -iP h.-iisidous -ing. Airs. J. • p. WiUlin led tho . r» - ♦ •i /"i » • ‘^ ,SS Stinecipher : ache' Yet vthrn you, f.e t ale A good trick for loibby sux*r<r( devotional with Mrs. (I, I). Lann intoitjil-lr. you art- more , likely i- to tAk* a pair o f white socks C dress leading: the mi,»ionary pro to feel good nil over and wear that bate been sn.united with gram. i ‘ k’ .a happy face. witch huirl, and leave ,tbeui o'l ’ , *;>»re Marie Stinecipher wa» .Air*. Jack Knnner presented ail 1 ire.i or sorf fee: “c3Ti make wbil,. tiny cat dinner ur while TU E8DA Y bdnorctl Thursday evening with Mrs. Clarence /Adams left Katur- inter, sting talk on the speial and • your eye* become dull and ),-tu they take |o nuiiulr* rest Ix-f'^s Th f Friendship I^a^uc of Iho *®n outdoor supper party by her , il(iy fo> Miami. educational Jife o f the church. eintle - weakT. II ale lines from an evening's date. Cenffregallotjal ChuVch will meet parent, Mr. ami Mr*. J. M. Mr*. J. 1.. Ilortan, president, prepain or weariness settle into pc at *3:00 P, M. at tho humo of Stinecipher in' their outdoor gar- 1 Mis* Selma I.evy’ has li ft .on *ii|!i>g over the business meeting All the foot trtuim enU you can man. nt wrinkle,. Mt* . - P eter Thuraton, West Side, den. at their home on Park Ave- „ trip to Miami and Cuba. tliink of. ti. wc-vc-r. will no' aid Ihe after which a social hour, wag Hcgin ut an earlyage to g u c feel tiiless you are projierty shod ^ THURSDAY ,,u*' t'*l*l,ratinir her 10th birthenjoyed. your fvet a* nttrh atleutiou a* at nil lino's. Mak,. sure that *hi>C* Miss Margaret Itoberta left • Among thost. 11•resent were Mr*. ^ "h # Southside r*arent'Teacher» your fare and >oif m dl *1.0 well •ire always n irrec'ly fitVeil. Whit* Assn, will honor the school'* new After suppe r. game*. contests 1Sunday for Wilmington, N, C. J. ,K. Harper, Mr*. M. t}. Tracy,' rewarded in your goo I g,o..’o in youf teens your feet are still fishing teachers and mother, With ...... _ and , „ .lift . . . . . . .en. where »h„ qlan«_ to make her Mr*. (i. W. Itoland, Mr,. Mary A _____ faVora Were in,- preginm. gtnwicg. so b*t'e th,. six* and tea at 9:1&, P. M. at the school. joyed by the little' guests. Mr,, home. 1 - a C. Hosier. Mr,. J. J. Kn-bant* • ..'Teen -age girl* who have Is-i-ii w i if^Ji-herked each time you buy Mis, W. H. Hughes, Mrs. V. H. Hoard Meeting of the Seminole Stinecipher was insisted bv Mi»*t lounging in mocrasin* .and cna new pair o f shoes. High School P. T. A. at 3:00 P. Mary Jane Dnhson in conducting Mis* Jean Whlgham returned Grin.illiam. Mrs. \A'. C. I Ison. Mr*. ?ual s.mdiil, during the summ.-r M. the games. 1 Sunday to h. S. C. W. at Tails* It. C,. Fox. Mrs. S. Moats of 'month* should get their ft e l in Trv serving i*aj»?r-thtu slices of Taa at South Side Auditorium Miss Mien J.ynn excelled 'in where she entered her Columbus-, Ohio, Mta. Jj IV W tt* teadiness fill heavier. trimtui-J onion to add rip to citrus fruit • us. Mt». Jack Kannrr and Mrs. l i l t P. M. honoring *new mothers the piu.up content and won a , M’ u . >-' * rrhues In gn with fall aiiil win er saladTo sweeten cooked toma­ Mary C, William, of Columbus.' and Jwo new teachers. U.x of stationary. For choosing1 ensemble,. toes. cook with onions .... the lucky number Mis*. Joni-San-1 Mrs. Tillie llairj o f Palatka Ohio. Rathe your fei t . i e g o I a r l y . , Also Mrs. Stanley. Huston), n rvr* t i. Y. * ders received u sewing kit and.was the guest oyer the weekend scrubbing them well with s' i-p .will hold the-first-fall?Mis*~Jeannetlc Wathen made the of " ,r Mrs. W. J. .Morrison, Airs. (>. D. I.andress, Mr*. J. I*. and water uiy| div them thorough­ I lutton. Mr*. K, C. Dobson, Mr*. | ly. Here's a goo^ tuck to rouse Kail Evans? Airs. W. P. Yesley, rVISoumnw*.tK3!oo ** _____ • the circulation: Plunge the feel lA R R E L l’ S Mi** Sue William*, W. It Yesley, •OXN ON THI SAMI DAY, 100 yean apart, llaiotd Dean Sawtcltr, 1, and , into a pan o f hot venter, then in ti — • |- u . . r , l . H » 0 h,V. weekend I IV. W. A iC c u iit William, and Master M m . Annctta EdmUton, 101, are shown a, they Jointly celebrated Ihrlr cold. Repent this action u v , r is I Sanford And Orlando K*th*r««! In the homt around the in Ocala a* the guest o f.M r. smi'Davl.l Wilson. PACKAGE S T O H J r U.aaAJ birthdays In Towanda, Kansas, by blowing out the candle on their cake.' tunas until you feel them tingle. P ilo ts E n in v P ir in ir * dini"K room table which was Mm. K. II. l>avi«. llu did and Air,. Kdmtiton live on the tame black. (International) m u itj Xbnjoj I unit decorated in white, green and Then after you.dry them, massa*. ■ HWt IT. ARCAtl IIUC. 7 % 0 * t W ____ :» , TK.A THURSDAY 1 mmi* baby oil or minetnl sit iot-i — n . ‘ k" •' ' • , pink, centered with • birthday Walter Steele .i, visiting hist Mrs. J. P. Cullen, president of V i The Orlando Pilot Club and a*s rake . . i . __■ __ __ d i . o . s .> » them ami massaer the feet and and sang "Happy Birthday Club met last to Grace Marie. The guests were sister hnd brother-in-law Mr. and ' the South Side' Parent-Tcachcm legs fi-uo the ball o f the foo' m ..the Banford _ Pilot --------r - ---nml "Mrs. Aelnta .evening , l SanLando Spring, for .then served punch and cake Airs. Make Sawyer in Allambre,' Asshciation, pn«t 'th,. nn^le ni'.d knee. T E R R A C E T A L K j I Mitchell, principal of South Side k picnic -and swimming party. while they watched the IjoUoree ■Calif, for sontu time. \fter leuving tin- nil on to peaAY pri m ary School, this morning unWeiner, were roasted over the open her .gifts. el late the «kin f* I ficr mill, ti'iCKCKI.IA TRIJLIJCK. W'illiam • Morriron III ha, re- nounced that _ir‘ ten honoring the ur more, wipe o ff ih,. exci-j- with ' f i i l t / e n M en fire aiid a picnic supper _________ , i Lnew. nml two new teach*Thn«* present were jleverly * turned to hi* hnttp- after spending1 new Mothers M " r e a d upon the long table,. * n soft -d o th «n l nuts-age ai-aio r*. Aladalyn Scott and Mrs. Fegjrv ‘Wright. Sonya * grandpafonts. j em Mr Cnoprr. Monday'shopper* Included MIIS. trl-clty Rotary supper a t Ibe with g»*nl. ^ *lity wlti-b liaaei Those from Sanford attending tra Mopforton. K l l e n Mr' * ni1 Mr* " • J- »)«m .n n , Sr.'W ilm a Morgnti will In- held in J. V ilU N D I.r .lt . TR U M A N I A Semi mile Mopforton were Mnt. Mary Itawlins. \|r,. and Sandra Country t'iuli Inst even­ width will • n ie -a-n| m I Whitno j the school 'auditorium Thumday Rni! ,.f l.ongwiim|, F. T. SIMP ing was n bang up success with lb fle-h is cl-|l o fl. get efl- • R.. C. Alaxwell, Mr,, lantrim- l.yon. Jeannette Wathen. Ro«g. Mrs. A, J. Walker ha* as her afternoon at 3 tlf> o'clock. P a t t y Collin,, SDN W. It STAItsNS. MRS the Deland. New Smyrna nml all.mu spots, if they Ini., alien I Beal. Mrs. M. I.. Raburn. Mrs. mnrv Garner, Patricia Tooke, guests for this week her slsterf. FRANK GEORGE of Osteen. Sanford clubs la-tug well repre* J- b. Clark, •Mr*. K. II. lainey, Gladys Hasty, Mrs. S. S. Goethe of I'alntka and AIIIS. M G. KIRRE, MRS. S. T. ,-ented . . . The golf tournam ent Mrs. J. C. Mitchell. Mr* M. It. Joni Sander*. Jeanne l-an^ Mil­ Mrs. J. P. -Gore of Jacksonville. NIX. MRS. P. E. JORDAN. played in tho.afternoon wn* sp o rt­ 8«tltle Mrs. Al F. Hunt* Mm. ler, Sandra Dunn. Caroline Huck. R£W 0Vt WAY I IK HADI-ERBON. ALTON ing good fun nnd it is piedicti-tl W. E. Jlollyhl-ad, Mm. J. I*. Hull, alie. Diane ’Moye. Joyce. Jones, Afr.and Mm. A. J. Walker have d Gl'NTKH, MRS. |.. L. Slid.. that more such meets will lx* held Mr*. Karlo • lirooine. Aim, K. II.* Alarthn Owen and Lynn Hauler- returned front Miunti Henrh whrru THAT '• > MI.S. -W . T. KELLY. M AYO . ... Have v»u seen the 'switiKini! Randall. Jr., Mm. II. A ..Swanson, •on. • they attended tb,. annual convrndoor" th a t the A. W. E PPS have l a n g s t d n . i K a if i. y\ a . n s . U h i Maude Runuey uitd Mis* tlon of „ the Railroad Tri{innien MRS. SAM KEELING. MRS. A. in the kitchen of their holm- on w h is t l e . fttssie *ie Hinton. and Auxiliary. / # • CASW ELL. It. r r MILLS. El» Idtke Miltllie? . . -. You will see -Prom Utlamlo were.Mm. Ku- I l i n f u T i l T T flllU P w iv P C "AND ALL OTHER C A R A W A Y , MRS. M. K? REG- tin- signature* of Ksufoi.l's not nice Keene.- Mm. Sata^i Hughe*. * « » H O U H L W lV e S Mr. and Mm. W. J. Morrison, 1 y. ISTKIt. MRS". I. J. HtJTLKR. able*, with several prile Versi . Mr*.' Irene Clnrk, Mr*. Nona Weekly from Hume Demonstration Sr. lunl chiltlten and Mr*. W.‘ Jl .UNNATURAL NOISES MRS. |^ C. ,111.1.IS of I dike it von venliite for a peek.!! Tb— Farley; Mrs. Dollye Hester. Mrs. I Hpeelalhil. Tallahassee Muriton, Sr. spent the day » * Maty, MRS. W. A. SWK-AT. MRS. new manager of Mathers f u r n i­ Anile AA'hllmun, Mr* |lo||y Itrnd i terdny in Daytopa Reach wilit W ALTER HUSH . . . Of nil the tu re is seaivbing fit. a home for it. o.-i.l i>. In. iii around ford, Mrs. Kdna Fuller, Mm. HACTICAI. POCKETS • Mi*, Katherine Morrison. s». .* Al. HR) V*- atoms so fnr tliN .urnnicr In* fiiniilv % . 1.- unit, o,il reAmy Cakoii., Dr. C h a r l o t t e i OAt H t, in ISK * M hi 1 SIC on* of On- iiii>«1 inlerc ling «ti.-* i. < l olooial." Dorothy Morrison, daughter of Champion, ilm. Iletb llarlieii. Pocket* in women’* clothes may Wn i o j u j ) e.1 b v M R S . M A ) M i: TI.E S mill ttii«t<\ »*ll*»•! - , . . If Miss Hoots Kvulis. ■Mis* Klliu 11- prurtinl a* well ns de-corative. 'I i and Mrs \V. A. Morrison,. ..f t.nM f.., hrui c >»l sale *■ r f-y H d i k .K IN . MRS. J W.. MERO. beth Overstreet, Miss Ksther Ibui c dres^ea. apron*, and garden left lecently to n t t e n d « weddin-' Mll> J. M JACKSON and two •• nt jii*I k'lVc (bfiu a ling • . . Vr*l, Mi,* Marcia Hood. .Mist or -*ork cl the* will In?, more con­ in Cies-nville, r.. r. after which FI IT r\rf hi-.uil III! V.i * you m ilN cfid-tivn NANCY and S-- L L Y and Jane Itritton, Mis, Janette iloux venient and satisfnrlmv if pockets she entered her sophonnire year II* Is an J.lav 1h«> | S T H 'IIK N HOIHIKIN wb n» visitr.1 at Agnes Scott. Decatur, (In. i are mu ll fully Useful, • id Mis, Klitabeth Dlckensou. in < oluinbia City, lud. illi . MRS. Hi t Minprimbl.l |.-*4 f.J i. i i -i >ear c On the skin. Docket* »houlil be W A S A U M ’VNN and C IIA It «»f II Aft* Mi. and Airs. - Henry Kwoope, placed where the hands *lip in I IH I’ urk A v c rn to Mrs. Emma Abrams iinturnlly without Vumblin, fur Mr. ii^ul Mrs. Charles Mahan, Miss Mi Kk I X 1*11 Thi* ’ II l II I l.KS MKRO . . . The p aily P lio n r 2 !) U P t l l l l l l f Ml III \ ll I’ llU < lit III *1M' tni'torv.l to. Indiana nnd enjoyed JannItiooks and Miss Frankin • Celebrates Birthday th- opening Many prrkel* on ■Hnughlim, Charles Swoope and w u i a I h *® ii • ‘him Ii on out-l’-or bunting, fishing and l~>ntreadymade ilresses ami pnttrrn< • . Mott* In- for 3 weeks . . . RollK IIT n f u l f it m il \ i t * n i i i u i i y Ffedilie. Poster of New Smyrna Mrs. R. F. Crenshaw enter­ are too J3gh. Hi m il,e arm* differ m t iiin t if W ILSON ami JOE MCCAHI.lN an*l t n o t v u f t i ’ M tin i ill lengtn, the loratiim of the Reach were the suppe, guests of tained in her .home at 1133 Ktfst K i- appi-a'mg in II •re again al Stetson University I.W j'KKK . |i|K-ki-’. lien’ s to I.,, irinl nut In-fcre Mr. and Airs. J. M. • Hlliu-i ipher Seventh Street ThUraduy after­ . MIL and MRS. ROY G.f i|«-|. 'for hscknig (hi- dric ’ fuml s'ilrhinu i’ done A patch 111*"* wee’s and attended the Sant i i 10 s o i ' m s i D i ’; k i n d k i b ; \ i m t o n noon honoring hrr mother 'Mrs. .W il.I.IAM SO N havo r e t u r n e d 'hat enin|>alg» r whatever seems liiH'ket is mure acvesxihle to the f< id-Orlundu Han-bull game. mn Abrams on her noth band if the tup is slanted down from a vacation spent in llendcr- .t» be nt »tak* f.'r the gom| of i f . ! 1 . . s p . v l i v «• It* rthday. Arrangement, of large I ward ihf *id«- rather thnn cut aomill.-.' N U . . . Fiieu.ls of -I” I lit* D ll r« Ilian CM Mr »njl Mrs. Hen T. Duncan of 1 xiM.bt l . i * a ll m r llow - chrysanthemums were -diuigh ucru**. - Slanted pockeLs bail blancisc" win- have tienn ihe MILS. H AROLD W E E K L Y will •1*. 1 .... ■n.-halMiii,and in-uuii Ire irry to barn ..f her illness at d In decorating t It,- 'living i lilaced e-umfoi lulilv low on skirl* ||r,,< *) theformers brotherOMIT ClUf to the brutal mtlrden ..t Were it not for making Hortk .uf the butue and n beauti­ are not only mors- cCnvenlent ImII : and *i*U-r Mr. and Mm . Emily Alr-mathy. JO-ycnr-oUl It—j li#r hom e*1 IH West Ninth Street ild’ h Is rather a m.u.-iful cake dtrnrateO in pink and nlro anfe. bemuse thpy lire- less ‘ *1- N- Sayrr left yesterday for hr ar Ian Or Dry an, t thin, wax a man', j . . . HOY H O LLE R Im* flown I. IAm . tt ., Vast’ 1 gTeen with HO lighted candle* •Hr I- *> catch, o i hiMtdlr* * and, 1’nrria Island. S. C when* he is f.-utprinta indilnod. arc ..riling to po­ 1.. Cltui.-an Fnuileuac, om- *.f the Th. l v l i p ' s . * Ul h .’ W t . k e e p W i l l i.p en .it II Dtl ■•'< lot b M \ mm mm; , formed the center pi»-ce on the do-ifknob*. ' |stationed with the If. R. Marine lice The girl', body was found In finest l.ot.-l-* in O.e world, t.. ntteiid the . oi.v.-uti.in «'f the New from •ala.(aging Florida house (lining room table. ’ j The primary p u r p o s e of i b ft'*the basement of the library, badly York L ife lii*uiauco t —mpuny wW c« btrod saving effort* during The honoree wa< presented Jpix g , i* to hold ml cjjrry. There beaten and punctured by 24 it dj i S e p l. .t()l 11 i d tin - S o u l lisi.lt- S ch o o l. T b - lerra.-e is JOO f.-i-p nlmv,. these innipt, warm day*, were lOvely gifts and many beautiful fore, skirt oorkrt* should in- roontyi Wiliam Carl Crosby, of Gol- wound,. She originally came from earda in remembrance of the en. ogh frr it clenched fist to go. iimMa. S. G. ha* been the guest Pitbiakl, Term. — - ( 101 ^ 0011010 ' ' fbo St. l.nwtenciT River, in , tha giWu. tmlsy -by Mrs. Ver‘« Walker, afionn" j Lt-asrt of (Juebec • . r Tho h. S U L L - l k - t i i d uf l j t a J t li - u m s u lt H t i t — ___ aoUtl «tcc*»lon._Cake we* Served jviQi in and out C'-Asly. -ThU ceuuUc* uf his -graadparsnta Mr. and Mn. M am x n n i r ii— b u r n — fBili.it' tlrtif xninrir g Itaw l ines- eepstllar ' 1~* j i» constrarte.l along iai Ik e ereetn to th g' gtieabL_Xbose culiaig_Ui*_Dockat Igrgc-Bimugh Daw Desnn.mfr-Lake ftfafy for tho trky keeping tlirir bread in Hie re'• ' J the old F»enrh rhatoa'l. I-til (gteaent and enjoying the party an 'her placing it pn a looar part * past two week*. Mr. Crosby was MR. HOLLER! . . . -W ltrit you frigcrntni help, prevent mold, in on vacation from the Major If placed whefe CAn-j 9 th the hostess and honoree of the . garment. six) the silver Cessna nirplane said Hi.- i .iliiliunist. At any title, , .. ffit* l* ale I.o .l.. ,.l,.a ..li» n it. Ires* thF body clcscly servatqry o f Music o f South were- the following relatives: th* flying ..1 er town ymt can l.*-t it's bread -In ill I Ih- kept in a cool, ihe rounded lin<of hips or O V rl Carolina but ha* returned to Mr*. A- I). Ahr*m*, d*ughter*.* ted e. ntainer that can HU. H E N R Y M CI.AIM .IN. JR. cl. an In-law, Mr*. Robert Jones, grand­ fust for example— the rurv,-« of t'rluml in to continue his studies. , and aired . . . He f l i e s other type planes he w.. • t*•■ -ndy will fit out the pmiket daughter,* Mrs. Emma C. Riddle, the - I-r .-lu I isn 't e s a d l y M- Id but prefei • !••,li.-...... Pltisburub Is one of.th>- m m t • n I -'it arlirl • forced in. even a l! I s i. I |».-IS .III..’ is S .» niece and Mr*. C. J. Coleman. p w l..' d -'. . . I M il'L l, As STFNSTIto.M Friend* present included Mrs. baii’lkrrrlrtrf. will make an un- YremirnDv mtssnelled place -1»»!••• • <1 '.x-s t.. gin 1.. ni-iId, W i:i)N IC S I).\ Y .M O K N IM i S IM X iA L will attend Stetson this year . . . In the United Slates lb* Itn.l part* amt dry T. E. Wilson. Mr*. Malwl Rlount. attiactice bulge and strain the trim MALCOLM M A G N E ILL le ft, ye*i * 1 mult. ___________ . Mrs. Fanni, Mason. Mr*. W. U t.-nlay t*. enter the university in the . ......iii.ie 4‘. mm| b le n d ... a T.. make pockets durable.' re-| Clicks Mrs. Martha MnffitC Mrs. Deland . . . It won’t be long WSfl.I i.xi-n Tin* tan lie used for cnfince' top corner, where the nocket to givr corner strength, A lk e .Thornton, Mm. F l o s s i e now before the Sanford Garden gmmb . for breading ur tupping griatrat strain cr me*. A atrip of A double row pf stitching' across ) n, Mm. K«ida Lord, Mr*. t pr. lasted Club and the Sanford Woman* other foods, or f.’ r baked di*hr» the umler-»iHe o f tho top of the pocket tiself gives T U Wafa, Mr*. N 'ltle Tiflia, the .Ires* 'aeroaa' th* ton pocket added strength against pull at this Club w ill Ix-gin swinging again «u rh ‘ n* liiea.i pudding .and rbi-ese . . . 'W i t h MRS. A. W. E l’ 1’8 fondue, R. W. Lalng and. Mr*, line ran l>e stitched qn with tho point. and MILS. O. I*. H ERN D O N ns Hemepilx-r. wr s t i l l n e e d t.. c u lt " ill* Vaughan. ICTY EDITOR — Cecelia Truluck • Mil* — TELE. NO. 148 AV. p. ■m *3o c i t i l a l e n d a i Honored On Birthday e r.son a Is YOUR RADIO MAY MAKE. WITH A C o m p e t e OVERHAULING! t Q p p /i(M i YJ .MBS. lOLI/AIUOTII 11 UN III 1.1. wt ( th* respective president*.. . . TJie ,i-rv»- f»« d. --------------------------- * --------- # ' :uaj from PENNEY FABRICS > growl IIA I T Y IIIK T IID A Y M r*, blddie Jolins.in OPENS 12:45 P. M. To .prrv rnl crkkrln from enter- Today - Wednesday! ting the house, seal tip all n a rk s fH I DAUOHTIg of tha owner of the ill-fated Hope. diamond, Mr*. Eve­ lyn McLeaft ftcynolds, 23, died In Waihlnglon from an aacldenlal overdose of sleeping tablet*. The young socialite Is the wife of former Senator Robert Reynold*, 81, whom she wed In 1041. (International) . and. poles In flixirs and loun.la I Hon, of houses ami lighten screen i ed windows.' I To dire an orange, cut ix-elrd .orange In half Lav flat side down JSlice lengthwise and eruv»w Ice Into desired stxrd pieces Lips Radiant a5 Glowing limbers ITAIUIHO NIW COIOII ••toe •• OhNtoall Owi,* I’pt *uk g.xc».n, color. .«*»• " " l " 1" * * HAYONS bring out •'Uiat look" for fa lll Plains, prints, spun ray­ ons I 69c - 98c yd. . q ia e itr H e w . tes kMbC L i a ^ ^ ~ W r x . U w ’'d** Wialwx. *»4 laJsOWsv |t" T f h a r k * : umm n^aitsi CdU HM l«t 1ICKINO hla rhopt in gntirinatloo. Tlmrnle Euo gtta ready H* take over hla dutlw a* chief mouse catcher at the BtandardOU Devalopmcnt Com­ pany In-Bayonne. N. J. •Tha'frllne "ed piper succeed, h i, mother. Innle. who recently p in e d on A fte r h n M Irig lh « jo b fo r IS y e a ri Timmlc’, salary I* 13.60 a month, I ) JO .mnra lhan Minnie Deceived. Tlte ralmt U due to (lie higher foil • i i '. ' , . •*« _ . , \ ‘ ^ • . ,»M fc on COTTONS maks up into fresh and colorful dretae*. Vat * dyed prlnltf 39c yd. th# M M * m iruiiiiii program . M M ,| m iSUU. AT MOST DIVO A m Dtr'AITMtlft JTOAtS Sport - "BLACK 'D U C K S 'A N J > >uchton Drug: Co. r , BROAD UILLP” *. PAH A M O U N T NEW S - k ■ �••• paoe four THE SANFORD HERALD, » A * FORD, FLORIDA No Extension Of Oct. 1 Deadline |U'Vfe Finds A For Beverage Licenses is Made TUkbUAY. S tF li 24, 1046 \Vay T o SIIUSTOKF., Warwickshire Eng.' - r (AT— .Church rcto NWTOM, Utah — M V - This Hero rw s a l 05 different w i, W «yn« county _ •conipiunity owes of spelling this vHTagr’* "ffa 1 divided between the lU te anil Bn, un*ume**fut n-J .-ouiity and representing an in- *u hWMwrtg to a Pqpulhr .of* 'res** o f ,30 licenses* or 88,317 '<ieaL ' story. It w « originally *n ,,ivtr th’ previous year. There f* n*m*d I’ leaiant' Crfcrk, but he­ irs ■ »leo un additional tax' per quart eauie so many other Ulsl) town* to 'ir gallon, bawd'on alcoholic e^i- hgvtf'"Pleusaiir fti their m in w , i»< .tent. • , * . civic official* changed it to Nool All fund* erllectod by the at'** torn. at from sale of beverages are, asld* The eWry is that (he swain to from necessary expenses, used for kepi after s g if) to marry him or rill site assistance and pensions but her stock answer was, “ No. -t- and to blind needy children *and Tom," any surplus goes to county seho*d ■ -_______ ir funds. | Dry ufe u carbon dioxide, com* e.. The State Beverage Department mon soda fountain gas. that has ty may rvvokr licenses for violations' bee ft solWIQed under Rrmxure n. by licensees, whether or hot Con* vv vlcted in any criminal 'court. " -------------------Other reasons for revoking a tito w in g’ children barn up energy fait. Replace ft with wholt»oOTV»WTfTt, the quick. ' Ctt source o f energy. Pur e C .in c Sug ar Private parking space for business men and women between Florida State Bank and Princess Theatre with entrance from First Street and exit to alley. By the month or year only at reasonable rates. | ' muv I - nmintslnlng tinl, -I' l ' ti rV I'Minlu-t or permlttil.g Dr Security Bond and Mortgage Co., Inc. ‘ _ 502, Allantic National Bank Building, or call Leonard llsrker Optometrist B»rw rtsmined—fJIswe* fitted 203 8. Orange A r t ____ Garland W. Spencer, Agent. Phone 99. {. ---- n .lakJ,. ill* n l'tly rymltirt mi the pr mine*. A fter a license Is revoked, another one may not be legally terured within two years. If a plecu of hustnes# U located in a town, u town or city Ifeetim imUt first b* secured and presmled to the county tax collector's office before a state and county license may tie issued. AH 'such licenses are issued over the «ignalur-s and real of the county Judge and .are countersigned by the lax ccllrctor. i-' f |; I * HOPKINSVILLE, Ky„’ Oriioner * in the injl here, uppar' rnlly unimpressed with Ike se­ curity of the (ail, took n plank, and pounded tho crll door unld he tore up the lock. When Adler Abner Wtthetvpoon went to re* muv, hhn for trial, he found it necessary to child the man out of his r e II. PO BB ’S HOME B A K E R Y 217 EAST FIRST STREET __, j ’ . u 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE Klerlrlc Tossters. 14.33 II. B. P O P * CO„ INC. FURNISHED room ■noli* Avenue. Hsve jrour portrait taken At NIUtTOLLS STUDIO 220 Weiseh Bldg., phone U M Children a specialty 8 ROOMS and bath, T mile* out ,on Mount Dors Highway. Lit) month to nduit* only. Sec Krutner at the l-«g Cabin. F U R N IS H E D ro^m, gentlemen referred. All. conycVtirmcr*, 10 W. it rd S t._______________ { U I'UOTOGAAPTTH Itev/ your BEST phologreph made at .TU B -RAYMOND STUblO U State.Bank Rldg.—.Ph. jqp3 ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS • FANS • MIXERS Of the M l locomotives placed in service,on U. S. railroads last year, 534 were diesels. • c a s h in g WAN TED TO RENT r ‘‘ “ "‘.Ly TROTTER APPLIANCE SERVICE A 304 W. SECOND STREET A 1tention H* FURNISHED house or apartment far couple with hairy. I'leute telephone 805. Need is urgent. 3 REAL ESTAT eT NUTATION leather* In most friv e*tuiin'.«!». 'colors ond large selection of good upholstery fabric* Robert S. Brdwn, 2011 N. iWNS m o w e d , Ri niiees.. Jerry laird, ph Orange Ave., Orlando. Pin. o R SALE HOSE8 10-ROOM 2 .alory house in good — condition. This house must he *TIVO. yegr-qld field grown everhloonung varieties. Over 50 moved from lot In order to varieties. FYro catalog . . . make room for husinrtit build­ Rn*e* in chlor. O rder now, ing and is 'priced right. Shown TI-TKX ItOSR N UItBRltlRS by appointment only. Hox 632, Tyler, Texas W. It. WILLIAMS, REALTOR 310 N. Park Avc. Phone 1120 Popular vSfat Cov«ra lenographer no N* h r c u a n ic h rrriHt raquIremcnL A TTK N TtW f' no co-makers on money loans Variable paymen We‘ have Just rccelvmt a large FAMU.Y L< • assortment of b a r d -to . get tools, and |t will pay you to MorMaTtank Bldg look them over, 12 SPECIAL SERVICES STANLEY*RO G E RS if ARD W AHE CO. SICNH Show cards ami porters MEN'S, women's and children's O -D E E -S SIGN SKHVIt l lirw Fall shoes. Kre us fog the O. J). Lahdress. Phone IU2 hard.io-get merchandise. 0. W, Clark, 200 Hanford Avc. FLOOR HANDING • Ishlnv. Cleaning .and wax SEE UR for Inntrsprlng Mat* surfaced per­ ---------*----- - to .j pertresses, Box ' Springs, and tng. New floors Hollywood Beds at factory fection. Old lloors mads Ilka new prices. Retail star* ft display Call n. M. GLKABON room. ■ • laiko Mary, "Fla. ' .119 W,. FIRST HT.' Echols Ridding A Furniture Co, RENT V TAR Hanford Mattress. Factory YOU DRIVE IT rinmo 1133 and 072-L____ PHONE 200 * BTRICKLANO-MORIMHON 00 DUN II AO AN cabbage plaid* " DltlVR-IT. IN I’. now ready. Phone 705-M. DOIM5K • PLYMOUTH OUTBOARD motor host for sale 'ARTS AND SERVICE — 15 fu esntury bull and 32 I'slmcllo Ave. Phone 1011 horse Johnson motor. Good SNAPSHOTS—printed, developed, condition. 110 jianford A vc, enlarged. We oapy old photo* Phone. 1088. graphs. OLIVER heavy duty diak and . NICITOLL8 STUDIO ** Harrow |85. 2-wheel dusting 220 Melsch Bl(lgH phone 1(80 machine srith hitch for tractor ■Use 9168. Call Carl 8 . Mycns, F.ufectRiC sppllam-e repairs— w# repair washing machine-,' •vmceun] cleaners, farts, mtxer*. Trotter Appliance Service,, 301 W. 2nd St., Phonr I M U , MAN'S 'Fashion Park ault,‘ slit 40, Florida weight, excellent r« condition. Phone 84ILJ. , ~Ia* Sanford, o f phone i,0 LLAND eabhege eetUr allght__ , I ty used tsro sets gears greens I H mlU North o f Long-a “ •* U on pavement, school bus .A ® 17-.^Woodward Are. material fo r 4 rooms and Ph me 6881, Orlando. 1 _ • S fE * . FULL NAM E ; Sanford Eurniture. Company’H BIG 5 SCHOOL T A B L E T MYSCHOOLTABLET e ljri Scon'S SCRAP BOOK SWuxiyV By R. J. SCOTT Slandnrd School l o a n s Ca r p e n t e r s . m ICC Tahiti 8x10 * I10HHOW H E R * WHERE P R IV .tC r IS RKSI'liClKD YOUR nateisl desire for privacy In money matters i, strlrtiy respected hsre. Friends and relatives are not • 000100 !*'* about your credit; four em­ ployer Or buaincca associate! will not hesr of your personal affair*. Thira U no cause, for flool, metal ahed Icon td, and nianahin v metal gursuo 25 x 25. Priced strenglS! for quick sale at $2,500. Ideal ac|(, for feed atnragv or small wood-working enterprise. j. NICELY arranged 6 room 'house ] CONCRETE with good screenrd tmrrhes. tank*, fen and nice 3 room garage apartbenches, I ment, all modern and in good I ('onerrte C ___ v o tiR C H itb y _ LOANS MADE FROM flu TO *300 strict privacy; fa n »crv FLORIDA LO AN CO. * 102 Sanford A vemia SEM INOLE TIRE SHOP 76-ft. adjointi M b thers! ■isiwm On School T a b let‘ DH ATL.it. tU.. «*>—The -eUlf in the county, cleik'a office rereived n fei|u«s’. from Drftison,' TeX.. for a r«|iv of the birth cerliftratr of * woman who wax born m I'.Htr In a plalsns Ohvkaistv. the staff ngreed, thi* wa* att ci ror. Hut titr nrord* »howei| the woman got her start in life In ‘the northeast corner of Power-’ Phone !U I _ PHONE 1064-J _ W R I T T E N IN G O L D After three years In tlnclc Bam’* painting 1 a cathedral steeple. Formerly an assistant t o . his I B U T cows- calve*, yearlings,* father, a boss painter, ho said I’ hone It. W. Lord. 7MH-W. thi*_ti(de, wns untiling nsw-So POINTJ-iHfj for ssle, fmemb'ifiTo.I htm. lSul the high work. is. When r » urk, 3 months idd.- Phonr MB. he first slid, out of u I 10 -fo<ithiah window in s hos’n’s chsir, 8 HELP W A N T E D hr fe ll.“ n little scared,” But new1 “ it's 'a good sprit to view the 01111 / (or soda fountain 'r.. I, city fruriS.” ey'e Drug Store. Part *.lm* full time. 1m it* L-.. _ , r>. CHITS and steal—ground fresh every Monday from snowflake F U It N I Iwfl E D or unfurnished corn. Tea be bought at Ggrd- B W O RK W ANTED house needed at once. Phone rier’s Store, Lake Mont op. 10 IftflO between 8:30 and 12:00 EX IT11T paint: ng —com not lb. lour SI.00. _t»n d 1:30 'til 0:00 P. SI. hmrly ha*is. s. m a c h in e s • VACUUM CLEANERS V P d a ,' L iv e s t o ck, Supplies ASSISTANT bookkeeper g opportunity fo r right pur Apply, Hollywood hfop rrfI , -------- a-------------------- r FOR RENT PHONE 864-J H A V A t iO IH M A K -R O ^ A M Alw ays faces * ( AO. I Z O N A ) . 40 Sheets east ‘ ' * * Including: Free Child’H Full Name W ritten In Gold No other parehose required In order to secare (his regatar stand­ ard 8c school tablet Including child's full name written in geld. “R a d a r s U SEFU LNESS EHD& A f THE SURFACE oF T ilt S E A R A D tO WAVES Travel W EAKLY IH* W A T E R WMo W A& CA r To o n is T V/M6 DREW THE FlfcfrT AKIMATED ^ART oom Vo n -fME M f t V I t l f Sanford FUKNlTUUE Company NEb SMitM, Manager . . Corner First Slrcet A Paltiiclio Avenue Em b e d d e d im a -Tr e e ( q M A i t p u n , /H D /A j WtMSOR. MC CAV f i j Bob Green T H E LO N E R A N G E R 60 YOU SNAPPED/ B-BUr.UHE V, THE; C A & L fi, Right WWre W *‘kh Been For 25 tear* K I R K - 1 TDLD WtiilE BflALEY^ LAID UP, I'M RUNNING THIS JOB. A N D Y O U 'R E F IR E D ANNOUNCING opening of L D .Blmonson Engineering A Sur­ veying. . Marlon C. (Imdon.tre T H E R E *VE 0 A C C ID E N T S J O B I FROM. L E S S M AN GET OUT; 1S NOTICES— PERSONA BRMINOLR T1RK SHOP ' sot North Park J Telephone 37 **7 IkastM ng'ITUXLDO KDVDS—complete line, foundation fo r. double CELERY plants for »a|e. ». Phone »IW . ' King, Watt Side. B Rig — Your corn, if, corn ft cob 01 r. for feed. J. W, Monroe. Phone 16. R. A, □IAJK1 ARTICLES W IBD LISTINGS, of Farm*. I'LL BUY year car Of aga or condition. 308 W. 8nd 8 L ^ t BURNBK kerosene h Phone 7B8-W. N O W THAT >tXJttT»XI 'ONOORAPIlS for KtuIe Bor, phone. t S B ttV C E F O L D E D - A ) rt e » K 3 M T IDEAS TO Ajj I — i MAICC M O N E Y .1 m lf. ir want* 14 Phon* STANDARD^TYT K W H I T E jO ST A FOUND LOUT—cu'er off Granite .trails* IL M. Gleason, Lake Mary. ■ t e i IS s? f.S L ssp :« t A U T O S F O R BALE iKHAKFti. Can be used l ir_ tractor/ 616 PM* SHOP ve. - or - phono . COS.yf* flatteb THAN MY y^ D O N rY X J u s ir W o n E .I si WELL J lF H E S J ; GOT A JO( WITH PAY 7 CUT ME �TUESDAY, SEPT. 24, 1946 T H E SANFORD HERALD, SANFQRp, FLQR1DA Of Strength To Be Dis- Cooperation From ince No Men Will Be Added \,a,es Wcu,d M' ln by LE A G U E SERVICE BUREAU Florida and Georgia baseball fana now awaiting opening game of the aevrnth annual inlcrdeaguu w rit* between lh 0 Georgia Flor­ ida and Florida SUle^Leagiie j r Innera can be assurofjof aeeirdN K rial teet of strength between the two lohpa for neither club meter will be added with slam t n e i othiw clubs. That wai agreed upon during the week by Florida Slate League president E. L. Padgett and Georgia. "Florida president W. T. Anderson. Only player* who will bo nl. lowed in uniform during the scheduled seven game aerie* will did thou* who wore on club ros* Ter* IB day* before the season ended, and not over IS men, in­ cluding the manager, ran bi- in uniform. The name 18 wilt be' eligible for all games. Both dub president* agreed that only ii\ eai* of InjuVy or serious illness, where the losa of a player would obviously detract from the rlub'i* urea) itandard of play, would a replacement be permit­ ted, and the replacement then tehoujd be a player of the same rUiiification. ' That la, if a rookie became in- j Jjured or 111, a rookie substitute vmiid.be permitted. If a limited service or unlimited class man PAGE F le e t-F o o te d T a r worn out of action, h is/ repke w ■ ment should be from that field. Here are the player* eligible for the scries a* certified by h u d * of the two leagues: AM EKICUS: M a n a g e r Jark Sanford, Thomas J. Adair, tinriimltcd veterans; James M. Turn-.' 'ur;. Charlie Dykes, . A m e r i c a • mello. Crawford Howard, John. ‘Aamer, I>wl» West. limited seiv lea; Joseph S. LsiiH, -.William V. Glvnn, Jflhn P. Cusick, Frank Whalen, Kenneth Corley. John Utke, Knbert Palantino, William Murray. Charles Dotnmcr. rookie*. MOULTltlE: Manager Te,l Pnrsrn*. Williant \V. Ilarne, and J, It. Pool,' jr.,. veterans; Kluyd B. Brook*. Kenne h E. Ryhrv. . William E. Kivelt, Steve Vukn*, Kerman E. Taylor, limited sets Ice; Andrew L, Ijrumaim, William C. Lahrnnec, Trank Del Pappa, WIHIam F. Miistemon. Alvfn Slecdley. Lee Holloman, jr., Don E. Whitmore, fl. L. LemUh, T. T. Blickwell, rookies. COME IN TODAY! Packers .Pack Big Punch In National Football League CLEVELAN D , Sept. 24. fA*>Hob Keller believes be would have a lielter chance of establishing a new strikeout record if he would, ret n little riHiperation from he teammates, and if the epporiti-fl would stop drlibera'ely trying t prevent him from mahuu such r mark. After losing to Hnl Newhnuser in a hurling duel Kundiy, Fe'lehad two complaints. One is that, the Tiger, wen* not rutting at j his offerings as they normally do. Instead, they were punchlngat the- ball in a drlib. rale at tempt to keen him from garner Inf as many strikeouts as osssibK Tlic other ermialnl I* that ht* teammates failed tn get any ru tw which made U ea»y for the Tieen l to use their tactics. sFeller saya be has haj alls ef hii* stuff- in ’ recent games,, and that he has felt u* strung a* ever, fie point* out that he baa" allowed only one extra-base blow in his last four games, and that wa* ft double by Buddy Lewis of th-y1 Washington Senators. Feller ftdda: "Did you notice. the way* Nevtheuser -stood at th-plate?. He evert tried to bunt to get on. The only guy swinging | was Dick Wakefield, lier.au>> 1 that’s the only way Dick know Imw to hit. The Sbna'ors did th__ , • __ ■ - same Ihtng"t>> me tsst "week In the first eight innings, we writ- Dan llamcn, l a m p i I f l i h i n ' I t i i f l l F * tmTrjjr hall link, is r s y u l r i l lo be one «f ( oarh Jack .Mclluisoil's Iry men this year. Hansen, mil- pt trailing, t to 0 , and l had ""H the fastest barks in the country, rrccnlly won the Csrolltia Ins Hallo li two strikeouts. Then w‘e mode A A V mrcl's tog-yard dash in 3.6 **mmlv fiv,, runs in the last of the eighth* and they were forced to swing, so l struck nut the side," Keller,abd NVwhoUser nre ache dnlcd to meet again nest Sun la) Aml Keller remarked facfltimriy "And I’ll bet „vou riirht now tlw ny A i i n i n i p m k w i t i i , j r . I get shut out again," ll> W ILLIAM FIVE WKKKK8 w stratum* GREEN* BAY, Wis,—Green Hay’* i » - » u * - utile** Coach Curley t.niiiuca.N optimism Is without lOUlid lion will I,- the Puckers "ft llil In the It* lit .National Foot­ ball League struggle, igimbcau. s iirling his 27th year a* head roach, -ay- that a Pucker cm ended l#*l year when the club tiiiishrd lower thin it hid In 12 years, but n new era is about to •loss m. S o li old slandtiies ns lo>u Brock. Joe Laws, Buckets Golden burs? iind" 111 - incomparable Don ILids^n time played their last. t-**l of a Series "This i. tthni we have bi>i>n waiting for," 1 hj- wily Belgian —»>». ' I I , trod -ollle good squads ef»re lie itnr and seme pretty fair one*.during the war, but Ihls i* re* good pc we've ever had - and maybe better, W’e are younger in over-nil age, we have balance in ,>t inn, runt 1 believe we'll show ihctir Amre g«>o,i rumling tuck* b- *' '"--'ve ever had," Dwelling on newcomer* nl the club's new hJ-mrr estate hear t iree ri Bay, Lambeqa beam* f*tet"*~Tntir ^peg —two huge for* M O NEY! INSIDE SPORTS REPORT College Foeth all Till- SV’ru it It- lit--h »i I !mn Season Moves Into .pry FrtI ftxuhnfl |h-Tu*a1 thin ]:* Ml tiim|Hiun on High Guar th is Week mthe lm a| fie ld K u d u ) flig h t tn a NEW YOBK, Sept, 2t, m »ne t*Hi im p rtfM ik e m n fin e r (dh— ever, (here ati* K|N*ft Th> college football season moves m slie wuNl i» f fki’iitn* 1nl 11 high gear Ihis week-end, mill choice inierseclional strug­ gle* and conference" engagements spnlhghtmg the schedule. I'tobaMy the nunilier one nttrarliorr of the day will he the •m-eling io-tweeyt Illinois and Not­ re I'anrr. And the Illinois .changes of c ppinp that cunlest have been enhanced now thut Perry Moss has been declared eligible for playSaturday's game went about a* rcppr'ted. I'scept for the strrnnhm up-it of Indiana tiy the Univer* «u> T.f Oinrlnnatb The GbielnMulian trimmed the defending W.sieto Ponferenco rhampions, 15 I#" fl. ^ Tlu* < mctnnwti Konch, Rnv Vnl* fin.’, *ii)9 then* uai no miktnke aliAut liu team’s perforniniirc. He deelar d: "W o ju»l outfought them." .. . * ORLANDO; Lou Bevil, veteran; M anager Ted -lU djl-ski. _Mike Dominguea, Cal Em m s, Jn-k Lavellc, Scott Cary, Fred Hwln- , delta, lie canto .MemlUirbar, IlmiKil , »civice; Lon {turns, Sam Co k L Lester Bergrr.su, It.,t**ti Katiehei. Qfnward Martin. J. M. McCarthy. "William Turner, Thomas I). Hyde. Janies Hester, nild Rudolph Ho ! H i»w - m u “■ • l"i'l l»4ifirii*?sini n Unit * the 11u!t hii* it» he tnm|i|> * ^U-tt fe.i th^ nut» ’ J J* M.a I they hud e ii r u l iil t d m id th. »l »i|n litP in K e rs d im ild In- *rtve»i t 14 " " ^ 5f*v hnjf»n*| |y fur W o rk my ,ki ! I*,tl ddliifemly ft* ^i%t* S&ftf)»ril * ‘ m ore ptiliwh. ? ifV m lu h l. !iy iim l g a in e d A e rim in n K r U* nttnek. lb 'll) Pie re y 71* y a r d i |»iue the ffi»rn h>citt h iv e Imd M -iy next \ . ‘ n ,,r ' Sikth Tilt »ls., ....... .............. aMil- ,( SOS FIRE EXTINGUISHER y e n r l*e m im U r . * FLUSH AND RADIATOR RUST RESISTOR J ( WiUia Andemoit wai* iia u^tuuL ^ ,‘**>' Huts tiff l* ! tn the H,t. the ditulnut |dnyer in thn Sun- S.mfmil I’H m Fed lean* »*f ll*It* 71" B fnrd h;n4fi« Id. Atiilrnron had * and \%t* gt,. «|l cxcvnllngl)' pr*»iiil punt avtTattt? *if .‘{ti.ft yanfn per J! Hie nuHtantliiig >*«r ihat tin ) w*t >- nras* r*se*r of , bunt *Uort on the l» imlf of hi* .... . 1 »»*'*-»>*«>' ts"un Kierry sinned lo yard* from ’ f j "' " " " " tf" '1 turn-, acdrumalfu amt would hav« had fim l'vtnt> «J*‘Vhnv more than that Imd h i* team l lb*>'d o n ly fu e gam ea g a in s t j ( ( ^ ■nates not cuiuiuiUed tor?cues t> *'“* '' ", ir ‘, rookies. ,* liiing slmui n penalty after lie , '• ' ' l' f sain.- <n. He) , bad turned in a long run. play'd ""c « m 1 '*-»■, linn did nut .. The Ked attack vftis not up “^ “ 'i until It'll "ben they * to par. The iH.ys wer,. sluggi.-.. " • * " K» w.1...... r'"V „ , i . i sml II* less and. npparenliy not * ,[l! ^*'ey met again u> .It'll in condition • wimn bn* started the cuiicnt ' !!,h X l. ~ I i •„„„ ,i„ . Serb'* i n a neutlnl field at Jack' count*-, lire l-ed linemen were in then- Mnv;ii • . ^ Fntelt w o rk in g-all—thss. ' time mid riot |, r , vi .ri.- u » i i CINCIMN’l ’IL-tScnL W W r too muth. rpraUo . ^^ .11 ^ ^one game . . 1 n*"t w lost year L m *B lIfr MiKec!rfiT6 w ill"sever-corinecf*j f A H 1 , K S O.' ( t* il ITT K> tnnse linemen. iKmnii- S|n..s 20 HI I...I three inul lu-i .me. t mis with tho Cincinnati Red* at [ i a b n . v amrllit-r two season man and Noliie 11n|*i »* 1 llroltiers S t . I a iu I* on Wednesday' night. v*-n -n tii w ith *he Gators, he pla.'. ■ f>n almost every pin) and lb IfniversHy of Miami’s f ••111 Central Manager Warren G H « r,| at guard in the ll'tl ami ’*2 eff«srts on defense a*'i--rli footbdi -i|uad lias font b to|her announced that McKechnie’* r e before entering Ihe Navy short of amnxing. Irani- 1:0 b riia-le op of one fn-haigtration would take effect at w|„.r,. he saw action in’ Ihe At Ths Eustl* eleven ba- n l>ig mao ,i.d ..to 01.01 » « b oiond Uint time after he conferred'with and pacific thealers arid iicnr«lrig in 1back ..... -ill capcrii rn-e lion. Iinlfl>ark mil lilt Cincinnati manager this mont- wn, decorated witlr sis bar*, eight placrw in thp confptime lb Leon Jones. Mocking i>a*k. from in*. __ battle stars. A native of Horyear and fmin nil u.licalioo, Minnu, AI. Jackie and Jark Adlor, alcKtchnie is expected to ap- *t(lw |,p attended Summerlin In will really b„ in Ihete giving *"'1* ('Am Bed Bank. N. Jfi Doilit Coach Jimmy Wilson a* act\ , hunky 2t)0 pounds hoppo-icnl* plenty of trouble. Bay Grorge, guard and Jack f'nrifeo, In* manager hafons hc leave* Ur# |, f|ve fMt i , n inches Inll. i* goml Gnteh i* tho yotingler who puck* center, Haverhill, Mass.; and Eduff,>nse and defense. * • I team. Ona of tho name* bein* jn 220 nver his six foot inn hub ward, end and Leo Houck, tailback mentioned for manager next sea(JKORGE B. HILLS. J1L, big frame, and he really moves it from Lancaster, Pit. make up the son ia TerrT Moore of th(> SL f„0t 21m i>ound former Navy . dnuhtc iginrlct. Louis Cardinal*. V'-lt star at Georgia, Tech, I* With Herman Wedcnrvyer and along loo, With * good bit of added polish ‘ IffKectnl#, W idsnUH y. aay* ho >rll, rrrily making comiietltlnn sliff the rest of tho whit kids back in ^ mm^ ^ M want* to atajr In ba*ebi)l. ' f„, * Uf 1 guard berth. Hr has *niform, Ht. MAry’a Colego o( the Feds will be ns good a tenof Tb-V — — j — j play d at fullback, tackle and California again loom* vtry large a* they w-cro last year. K o n t l I C k v 'A A l l e n gu.nd. hut i> making slcndr iqr-, in. football, ( ’oarh Jimmy Phelan • 11 1 «• • i ‘i i pros* mmt at guar<l Hi* thr-re drew a reconl rrumher of condt1 n c i l J f ln le si Ge-rgia Treb ban- I|iutli- nates from an rr11 - tunI, "Indent . _ fled him a* a enn«i*trnl. ag- body- of 800. U was not n lw ja NA SH V ILLE , SepL 24. 1A1-A gres-ive player. A f.. Noahvili#, Tenn., gtewspaper quotis E. I e» lllgh School, Ip m ld en t John Tigert of th e'star la- i» one of l ' Southeastern Conference as saying stud, nt* on the equn that Kentucky’s Ermal Allen ■’•ill three. h gh rchoor b « . ruled Inallgihlc by the con-'three college varsity Ferenc# executive committee, j 2* ^T.r' u L N P V Tigert w a» quoted a* saying |- OTT1S M.OONEA that ha had ndt followed - the Gator eleven in 10 rulae of procedure in referrin*! playeil at end. but the ewe, to the executive commit-* >■ ►■■>. improvement tee Hurt week because of Isck of daring fall workouts, time. A ruling that Allen era* Winter Park eligible we* handed down and no he i* » " • « “ (including C oni) A junior, he moro Imposing thst It actuslly 1J-7XINGT0N, V*.. (A1)— Denver « * ’ -:= ~ i,T e -itiftn a « " dl‘r* n dr* * V d Jt* D. Wood, former t/nlversity » f RIGHT G U A R D S noti-plsying member* of the qj, id footbsll star, ha* bn n FR A N K W R K N M , a fM »h- student Indy in football uniform, rvrmeti line coach at WnshlngM.i (by Wiss. 5-inch blade an, »»W Oit*. year* Ju*t to fill up )h a bench during a mnd Unlreralty. Bill McKechnie Will Sever Connections W ith Reds Sept, 25 A«,0, 5ffc Vofv* . RflDIATOF! Tile KeiU b «v r Mir mukmifw of .................. . Mil* he-st Inmlwill m ifu, d liard uuikuttfililrifiinir f1 ’ \'Mh the nl.iC e rn d and rce-tn ar l»ik ('"inpletery BII»d, tfuart ilia.’ H og. 49c STEERING WHEEL SPINNER I’ 1a f 1 I 1 with in4*t x 1 li 1 ■p i tid rfanip. Aliiafi ♦*• color*. sHturd7 cnnttrtirtfon filhClaly cfT|r|#nt vrtllj hc*vy hoi®. C om yldti SVHX-VWO R f i lie SPORTS ODDITY SCREW DRIVER . , Q C JsrnJilch Tockst Tyv». " k«g. )5c COMB. P LIER S . ,2 3 c Bis Inch. R0 7 . 1.59 w " PORTABLE M & N K EY V/RF.MCH | t^ (J BATTtRY Tsn Inctu Wlll Be HACKSAW . . Buyrcma Qnsllty M ONEY SAVER! U )()K I N ( K LE C TR K IRON Bcraw typs—« i y to oponts. Kit* bumpers of *11 cars. P IN K K N (j SH EARS ; llillibotutfh High School n game. impn where h* won three let.^ , ra. C L E M S T I N . « . C. - (A’ i Ciemson's footballers "Will attend quite a few T-partiet thia fall, but Ahe Tigar* won't he eervdig eny^B Ix 0f the teams on Clemson’* nine.game schedule will ron from ' the TV . Cleipson Is .sticking to the elngle wing. Khffding,, » teady in'Pri)vr-. ^ ........ ’ ____ I 1 . ‘ isN , h' ■ an -ven 200 lund*, b • ehunkv fivo Feet even. He »aw service In the SPORTS L A U G H LOOK I OUT! rive tool? In oust Devlepi up to 1000 pounds’ pressure SCISSORS (by Wisa nnd Do AVARM clo cks (Wind or Electric) OUTDOOR COOKING FO RK S .. . 30c (3 0 -In c h ) C A R V IN G SETS r with the cierelrad Indian* fr£ htwn from EHenton. Fla., U back# of last yea In hie eereeey he and .,» , former ater from Palmstto *■** hten lookingo r o f teamraatee were dl*-, ho.i ^here be olayed.fouriat 8t; Bonaventi a trade which aent another „ t fullback and won Fare plean, New York Yoq get tha RUIIBEUIZED SH EETING, y d . .. 60c nSuoncd that the player inrnrs utiii gim t# gw y ■w*■ * w o»ing right into the world me "y «uo qrtdWat they’d trod# me to !• S T IL L HAS -A CHANGE ** ew ». tho ^ BOSTON, Set*. U ; (/P)-^(tcher Dart Penile M the Boston Usd Box t* going lo gat at lahat one more chance to equal G r o m neveUnd Aleisndrr^* record w 47 wins In hl« Drat two year* Of Major Leaguo pitching. Ferrne already has tWd Wire Ferrell a American .League mark of 44 t te* •nrirs In tha flrtt two. yeere-ht the b!g.U ni& .------- ------------- : •••**11 vn vu* p*’ * ' *• last year. divldendv By buying a mutual -------- -— — ----------{policy from u*. you can further ‘ K L ,BR TU RN S PRO reduce your yearty eoet to 67 3* « / 6c of every NOTBE DAME, Ind - (A T -h oik -. Yeu can't low - If you Leo (C ryiU I) KTIer, crack for-'don’t get a dividend you are nqt "Watd. for. N o tfe Dame'a qulnUt paying any more than the publast season, baa signed a three- Tithed rate* for your Insurance. year contract to play With th e, The Mutual Companies w. Indianapolis Ksutsky fiv* in the represent have always paid anNational Professional Basketbatl mis! dividend* to policyholders. League. KHer*e S»6 points laal C. M. Boyd k Co. “ Your Mutual season U th# hlMImo’ Iriih Ii»hrnru-p_ Friend,’ ’ u lU iic-iO L— high. |Adv. ^ •• » • (42 incht* wide) *—^ , O P E N A C H A H i. f A C C O U N T O R W H IT E CHEESE CLO TH , yd..... 12c USE O U R C O N V t N t t N T B U O G n ROBSONsgoods5 6 B u t F in n S L ( Vi Hlock B u t o f P .O .) IF Y O U P P fcl f R - in -in - _ S S GIVES ea s t f ir s t s t r e e t PLAN �TUESDAY, 3EPT. 24, l&4j THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA H lu iitlit), lift 1 "JH A. IJq l> iS i u f Ml I IT fit aK*1n*t you Mill .a 1,1 Legal Notice HAim*-i*. v k n a iii .i. Iir f m ila t il* Ol VOUCH ••riii: h tatk lU lK U T IN tlH : TO V BN A III.K w h «»»* • jd f r M l» : or! w ill l ..-VI.-*I'll" * 1 • lj(, I tint tt>l> B tftlr**|ifl p u M f.h .g n w*»k for r<ii0» r u n .r c u ilt a , In lh a Ha Ilfo rd l l r m l 4 » r K lu rld * . * W iln r iia m y h »n .l and of ,aaid C o u rt lh i« 11*1 J l u iu d , X H .'.U II. a v . iik iin im .n n t r k of C irc u it i h a m lm il* County H r I t U U im iili" K 0 I IK V K I t l.V Jd»"K»\AS A ilu r iu v fo r I'lM ln tllf ttrU lu lf* Klft. , 1hi: AIt o r TIIK IN T l r t : C I R C U I T C O U I n in t u J I I W C I A I . «‘l a n i> r o it h k h in o l i: H T A T K O K K U O H ll’ A. l' k k y S o «*i N A O U f H V K N A H I.K l-la ln U ff. "t i! j > ., f i v . itrfm ill W1i • K.mitin! I f A It n T L trr-d »n *a and H a r r y I*. V ariab le i l l O a k la n d A n n u a Athene, ila o r g i* Vim n r « tierahy n u tifi* t O inl « 'i't fu r d iy u rc a baa been fH ril a r t l n r l yo u . In the C lrw iilt l im n m r e rm .nuia C o u n ty, K lu rld n , Hi C iia n ra M u .« in | i«M t |*»*t**r | '-1 r t--p« in , by N aom i It- V a iw W n Vnu lira MB I.lttili If* t n t lf llw v Tifctna t**) I*-* *»■» » ♦ « k! |rp IRB H» hereby fn tu lre d In ■ fita y o u r » | i‘ r*m VIM **■ * y* r -»** IHlPplim t-rj tiu wm4 y-rat nnca w ith Ilia C la r k o f • T il C ourt In tba C o u n ty t‘ >«rl llm ia r nt a ll d ru K a lu ra a everyw here h aIIlo rd , at Toin ,Titn n H ru a C o Husbands! Wives! Want new Pep and Vintf (f jt t t r rt d lio iid l) j tIHTIUCID to 99 yeai* In prUon for'lht murder of hit wife, Berlin, nt ifentrails. IIU 8 am Clifton (Iftt) leave* the county Jail at Chttlvr, hninli uiTi<1 to Kdwatd Cunningham, who Ii to rrjve a tenltnce for vhninal csiauJt. Under hli n in Clifton hug* a tilt la. (Inlrtnallunai) -f t l> l* t lila ' * IO i day of LE G A L NOTICE HamlMo.a /*iiini I r, riorlda. > »t u n Iliai, IIt** la ] Itf »uuif hi It an ah* aulmf*. ilfvorck1, 1*9 uf liritihef. If II H134] that lut|k« ••nil tllfMuf ‘I define |.|I| r*t*rjfp**n *%'I’ll h»F ■unrrmf aiMl llir »;i*J cause t»l ti juirlp *WTjTNK.‘iS my iidid 111H wffis ial iit i» a im o *1^11. uf t-t'i4t»tiit|Ar, l ' * i y :t|H I>O N t'lertK cffruti 1*01.11 Mp IUIUo I p ('O tjotl tA t. H I.M I.I K - .H D a s Im M rr , . . j -* Ai*i*t:.4n 'X V IT N K rtil—ro» hood , -.0 ^ .c r I an t 'lr r k o n n ® r T c lr iu ii i* rn iit of H»m Inolp CoiW R y. K lo rld a , tlila l i l t i •U> of Mp|iiMnb*r, A- l> l»l«. • i ll/O .tJ YwU B N *ih#fKiiv f + f iH lM 14 Mil I h f l i f f i tidy of O etol»trf /ir I* *n « v r if k ln su it 'f a r diyoi**. in ii'liiv* la l l m d r p n ‘ 1 iT fiiirt uf tfra iifiiiiK ‘ m ii lily . F la rfifA , m i/ n t K lif t»v ia l (f<1 f l ili- u f w h ich r n « |« Elllt* L u ii ItrirlifA u - iiln t n llf f v W ill i* ft Ml ly .1 1» p r f f net A " lir if M m y h*o<1 n/u| a f f t r l il • t .‘ in f * .r.I Hv'titfimli* I ’. i u i i l i , h la ir of »tvi |c ih d e y uf a I r 111 t*r f , A. p . * 11 1 i * 1 i a,, ^ . f l r lt N f t O M • P i k <ir r i r a u i i (*«iurf p u u fity , tart I t lu p p ly you r dem nnda fo r e le c tr ic a l et)ui]iment i rvice. " T h e C u ito m e r la A lw a y a F iyat’ ’ m t h r j o f th e . E le c tric S ervic e C o m p an y. Milk Mixture for S to m a c h U lce ra MA ATTACH ELECTRIC SERVICE 'S f; COMPANY S A Iiuui «k*4Mdl dMMiiVtTV Uant lUktl key AcaUdi anil taua^uli t i t t y f u t i p u rta v t l* r o . (a|aiaa , klta m #a**l til IkllH. af o ll- A■ >t . , * ■, , .. I ,1.1 « _ IwniliM la tp w a iu i yrt an HfRtlr*. In away inipi Hit yamt of Uomtib u to n da>epa« IBJUrdulilr AW. rtfcswiitud«d Iw Rtf ptiia, lid U H Ila , taa.UAi.il dot 1u t j i a 1 '•>silly. Sudroii may i ~ « i.y ll « » i bana bi i i U t m n i i U a ilt of I.U k iH In a t lias diu, (Ml. LllffIN <utta.ua dot 1, U i l a m t n lalti | a m l I a n . t o f lo 1. 1/ Ji»t nut lau ua* An a ball uU a uf nulk Caala tad blUt. l l m ratlify « uaugi u l o d d ■ a Ilk a paUWUta tanamla wktth ■war tardWPt Mlkmalla u d lasav HtWis Up* k . f n a n *b o fntltr*4 *llh drtad »ou*liia*, .boktaf. alia, ha af saibiaa pareayama af ItwaU rallat sflar ualae m IHKAI.I iC iu llia .iw taTr aa knrtad.1 r K O U t l l ll ia a l l Bilk atrial ipasasbaik naraslpp ba I,nncy'a Drug Store, Metsch Itldt;. Mail Order, 1*11led. THE OLD HOME TOW N ! ! ! --P A W , YO U V E uf h y « llu r any ui 11,*- f*imri it u u ie in H -!iir« fi|, r iu r h la uh th« J llh eltiy nii'ki'il' ouilfcta. ,,'nil i |lt. result is n Isrjft" aurphls of r a lllr wl|>li iholild ha iliipospjf of," hr* nihli'il. today yi.1 {. onaii sljpnienl uf It* T. Hunt, Naiifurtl Avt-jiU i" N f and iHiik, •f.oi.i Koilugliy. feed rnercliatit, ---- *pr,eiUcleit that whkh lliry staled' wnyld be Krine under Ot'A reiliuK* 'thare would by noon. Hupiill. a i f ‘rhU-keii, the *ann> k h o rtn t'a nf fU jf n-i Ijii V/i dnl ‘Ijili ii.'i»ohi itdeduat j ; . bafur*. when eeltlnfr* wm> I n ­ i’ uihled ttint fil'd men Home tura) meat men |ioiuted o v e n - now. know w ind cut. that with cattle on the hoof briliffiDK iv« hi|{b ns Ifi cents a rcllinifR were In effect on feed, pound mi iTir hoof ut Klsalrnmee J'."r wr,r th ey nidi- to secure in ft>r rim tio n fr in n I t l' A o f fi auctions, it is chenper (o si.II d Ily* weight, than to slaughter c'a ‘* for focal u>e to sell under ceiling prices. Alto they atiited that 1 ^" mnny rnttln yniwer* refrain ,*• drum-slaughtering because thry !’r,tjr eannol understand the many QPA lutes add regulation*. Wllll " I f sl.ak men in the state of Flotidn cannot dispose of - their u rrllii>s, <r. s a le by l . i n e y a lio n nd 1‘ r iig S to re * e ve ry 207 M A G N O L I A A V E . ■ SA N FO R D . FLA Phone 101 J. E. M e A lex a n d e r, Jr. By S T A N LE Y < fO T A L L T H ' H A IR T O M tC S Y O U ______ t ii . IIK N IIV J. U A T T U H C H . ■ O a fa n A a n l. T I I K H T A T K O K K l/ O l t lp A * T O I I K N I I V J . M A T T C H C I1T •, Y jh i a r e ( h e re b y n o llf lr d .that a iill h d * ‘ liV*n f lin t In Ilia C lr r t*nuft u f H am lno la C o u n ty , K io to T<l Wit* IV Tlitf tfratt, Mrltrii* p Iar ? Ilf f a^l*l«-||fr ! . MfVktlfiVfr,- Vtia ami llturefuia i»pp**dr la aalrl nttft 111 V ^ W H E W H ep tem b.r, '* I* IIC IIN M O N I C la r k , C ir c u it C o u rt, n > > H I M . M K A l.l K lir i-l l* lliiiw ilio ld r r Cattlemen Are Unable To Supply IdOcal Markets rom titalrm n t. \ t . Ile n r v J . M attuerh, d rfrn d a n t. C h a n c e ry No. « U * T h e D atura o f th la a u ll la to n btiiln a d lro rra , T o u m e re q u ire d lu flip y o u r W ritte n a iie a ra n v e ou nr befora Ih r M w on ty.firat d a y af t ie . tnlier, A . ^ l f l f l t , o f a i l r r f t l |trt» , o r ilr .« . ‘'la. e n t . o r o . i i p i Tilt* United* Hlntra jx iT iv e s l lie Ih r r c a f , a i l r r T r pr/.* m flf* " a n ' w III CURT. lamt-at oya|*'r fl.lit-tliT In the I* en tered art"! Ilia aald ra u a a p ru- h a h i u b t r M A T T U B C II. ,r .i n p a rin ' C o m p la in a n t. . world. , W IT .V ia iH my hand* a n il o ffic ia l tk TO Q U I T B U Y / A IO H E A R AB O U T O A lJ ^ R A D I O --------- Y O U S M E L L j -------------T E R R IB L E / / J ------- < < r ' V * ' —Jn tune with the timea, M A T H E R is givingr Sanford the moHt^ up-to-date furniture-in central Florida. N J|We have offered in years. *We must moy j j 12.95 Bed Spreads ................... 1Z 9.95 Clothinff 14.25 Electric Iron & Ironing Board 11,95 LARGE H 98.50 2-pce Livin g Room S u ite ... . ■ . v ‘ if, * . . • * riT 79.50 SH IPM EN T OF LADIES C O A T SUITS - f. I 8*95 Metal Smokers M JidvAiW i£ L L Platform Rockers JUST ARRIVED [ [ 51.30 Dish Cabinet &32-pce Dish Set 39.95 - Occasional Chnirs Specials 6.48 3.50 Sampson Card Tables .. 15.95 Thayer H igh Chairs 89.50 Spring-Filled Sofa Bed •*. » — 24.95 Unfinished Corner Cabinet .. 19.95 II / “ 9.95 Child’s Maple Rocker .....____ 6.88 109.50 3 pee Bedroom Suite .. ALSO 16*95 Table Lamps ............... L IG H T & H E A V Y j| .......... 2.98 j j 98.50 Kitchen Sinks ... ... .......... .... ,79.50 BACK Ro a d F o l k s '--^ * 3.95 Child's-Blanket TROUBLE BSiUtN * 5 27.50 Floor Lamps ................... .... 19.95 coaa ua. awa rx>tv*a armkc*TV V- W E IG H T COATS ;r \.vr Y'V-r ,; -*4y' 16.95. up * Buy Now — Pay l*ater 79.50 5-pee Dinette S u ite .... 24.95 Unfinished Chest a,..,.,.... 18.95 Cocktpi! Tables .....u..... IV.-. 16.95 Ltomp Tables ... ........... S 229.50 2-pce Lawson L ivin g Room iwy;-v,|,jw: C f tp t S Drinking m ilk I» drinking health tK® pleat anl way. Il^i a ; r- v _= ’ ' * ' v _V . .a ■ ' 1 liquid food that Build* strong bodiei and healthy dUpo*|. - - - II Bulte —■Grecp Stripe Tapestry 199.50 S ' || 169,50 2-pce M odegi L ivin g Room ^ — (ion*. It’* a refreshing beverage that every member of the COME IN LO O K AR O U N D ' . r "f .r- ;19I95 *C M f forobes ......... ' ‘ •■'r lt.95-B0by W a lk e r s ..... i:„ ..... * ■ 19.95 Utility Cabinets Suite — .Nice .Stripe Tapestry 149.50 . family can enjoy. jew e lry Specials ON A LL JEW ELRY \11 the M ilk You Wnift V - ’ . t *: . PHONE 1061 or 3302 FOR REGULAR DELIVERY PHONE 137 “ It's Easy T o P a y The M A T H E R W a y” m = iii= m = iii= iu = m = iii= iii= m = iii= i YO U R GA �i ;* t ~ - 5* k‘*" I n .T r , ■nw p 1» •. . -t " •■ • ..*« ■"• r r . V In U n(tf T h a n U Strength---- * T s rretset Um N m « W the Wnrt4| . ’> P a r t ly c lo u d y th is a flc r h o o n . ton igh t -ftpd' T H u r a d a x ^ w ith s c a t lc t c d thund e r o lio w c r o T lm afTTrnoon. ^ Tm Promote the rrogrc** .1 Amrriraj T# Fti A m --■ - - . THE W EATHER • r Prosperity* Tor Hanford. T AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK i v VOLUME XXXVII * E a ta b lU h ed 1908 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y , Big Four Group To ose O f Italy’s ♦tt« Italian Territorial Commission Votes To Allow Ministers PARIS, Sept. 26, m — The Italian Territorial Commiuion at the Paris Peacn Conference .today Adopted the article which afuiittna the final disposition of Italy'* colonial holdings in Africn to the Rig Four nations. . « Glndwyn Jebb, the Brit­ ish 'delcRnte, speuklng for Um Foreign Ministers' Council. promised that the countrtm which routht fought a with thf AlUra In Africa '1 will be consulted- fully on their 1 claim*.'. _ .Jebb reletrrd to Ethiopia. Egypt and Australia, but added that he mererd Orltaln'a right to apeak be­ fore the United State* and Russia on the. ground lhal \he British fought alone "In Lybla'aml stopped viCarahal Rommel at Ki Alamein. v* The e .nr conservative press III Rome was angry over. Petla dfcpatche* JkWfch - decided that the p e a * ___ «_ . .m m . • . ■ * H II — parley had deckled lo give Eritrea to Ethiopia. The edltariallala rail­ ed IhU an outrage agalnat Justice, an offense against tho dignity of tha European peoples, and that e AUrea i will thus be doomed K> bcomlng a slave province. •Tile United Slates favored Inde­ pendence a.* coop «s possible for Mve majority* of the Italian colon- • BrIII.h Foreign Secretary Devin conferred today wlUi Oecrelary of Ctate Ilyrnea. presumably lo clarify the positions of Ihe two cpunlrici on Uvla Issue Byrnes waa dhH to meet th is afternoon with W. Aver•11 Harrlman. Ihe new Becrelgry of Commerce, who la leaving Ida nmbaiaodorlkl post In I-ondon. It' may sound simple but sort. In* majl In the air has never been done by the Poet Office Department hefdre. It Is a neces­ sary step in handling Ihe In- jgpreaied volume of air mall tbs government especla when tha 6 cant rate for dome*tie air mall goes into affect on Oct. I. Ajrtt 4-W Jewish New Y ea r T o Be, Observed Tonight Barvlcea will be oonduted this evening at th* Jewish Community - ’ on East Sixteenth Street aa usher* In th* Jewish New ; 8707 and known as Noth Hashana’, r.. Roberta o f Orlando will - assist in fthe amice. "Where Lies Security» " will be the. topic of tho sermon which wUI be given this evening •* 8.00 o’clock by Rank Attaina*. ____ tag at 10:00-o’clock-the of the "Juda- Urn's Contrlbu ’ , HEKVO RETIRING . •NftW YORK. Sept, 15—( A V - 1946 Briton Describes Greek Strife As Small Civil War *• tiAf.tlMOHK Mil *pt ;-r. •Vi 4'*rnl)-imr-jrur ol.l It., tllork b mtnu, .i meal el h it Ml*- llUnk told i-ollr**-»!*:»• site fcerimk c i e n ta il.I la*t iilslit «tt**r a bsiulli rrh'ied I.t moth•r'a miH-ery .->lote lh.it rite ri-j ,| iilm half a bl«vk up ’If,- li.-el •sttt} hurled a in Ml ele.i,er at him lor good m e j.a rr The rlenvrr mUvd It, iau?l Itehcll'mis Forfeit Arc Got tint? Arms From Albania, Yugoslavia Steel Firm W orkers Protest Sentence Given To Mueller ^ SALONIKA, tiire-r, Srpl. 21—-i/P. —The Prrnvirr of PITTSBURG. Sept. 2 5 -(> D — (•refer, ( nnsta.itin Tssldari*,. Th* Duqursnc Light Company ha* described the * i.ilenre In in Pittahurgh today announced m ilhtrn Greece a* actual war that ita employe* have failed to against Ihe nlale. Hr declar­ end thtlr' walkout aa ordered by ed, lhal Ihe turmoil rrralril Ihe Allegheny County Common t I I.) cilprkir <d leftist band* In Plea* Court. The court yesterday The**al>’ and Macedonia » o set the deadline fer th* end of h* 4 a- auction- uf order bul the walkout at 10:00 A. M. Baska i|Nr»llon of « v trn Daylight Time today.. ' ThP decision slated that, the LONDON. Srpl *j;» DlN A court would hold nine independent poiii'fHitnn f«*r Mir ItrfttinH Korrljji* lea (era guilty of-contempt unless -(M ic e tit-lav ile»cidi.-.l the flglil they called off the strike. At inc in (JrriM r ,i' n "win.ill wnlf that time It also aen'eneed the 8 UKVIVEO the crash of the Belgian sibena airliner In the Newfoundland wilderness, Jeanne Err. j ejvil wir. ' II. .* «il tlul I lie t.U’ei. preallent > - . __ ....of„ the - , striking __- union. BAVINO . . _____ I ____ _multm . _ ,i„ ik .Rffm n itn . .u.% . ih. ..O I.U ..J .M.H. 9T\t of. ■■ || ____ nrrlvorm. drmlh the ICoA^CiUttri) rrmwv |>Une uv wlilrh ,ho Usd hern ' reerntmem has nresenu.l evidence Mueller. to one vear Jrfc rtfr, If, Mi if Mir i» brlli min f«»r» r > wric btfwr A tlrr when II irllUd on Ihr fioiulrr «(rpor| niii^m, flffinrl I h C«»4%l (iiMnl pliolo. > 4 . " J eenUmift-rof court. - * jflown* t 1 4• . „. r • I •' * . i (iinir * llirii min fr**ni Allied Mu llat.. had Its* Mo:Her had VafnaM refused I. to and end' •llUf fitiil Y iiito-Itivin. Iltiwrvcr, Mi' strike which hea crippled business K« rri<n O ffn r irpK •riiiHtivr %.u I •ml Induatry In the nttaburg area Mm- Hiitf.h *now in titer*'#When today's deadlint arrived, w ill mil - nllnl ti|n*n Hltlr the court gave the strikers ona tl. titrrk k’ >v ttinuiit i»«|iir * estra hour to return to work. thru «i«l • Workers at th? JonrQ and A m ,hlli>i* r* thr Hi»M*h -|M»k•• Laugiilin strel corporation have iimn. ihr litfrk r%i»httrr rt liret » begun a sympathy strike. ApIty ASSOCIATED p r e s s i «.«> At4*1HVlit* elf 4** *•»*•* H k* Y l l ^ o U ' i j .H I M h i H U 'I I parsntly it I, in protrst niictnat iih | l i n i n '. t l r th a t any f " * • ' •r 1 thP Jail sentence given Mueller. Mi' -It*! Stalin I' hInv l«f« i* l •*njim wen tmtnir no f i»!f Mir Vminl t*illf*iij? m *w *|ui|»cr Workers at th? 4ones and • fill rpe |if ^'ntpl ItII ,| r«fi* •» w m Mi* Smilli Smni' • ••it#*i jnl I I.aughlin plants brlong lo the l‘ * * limit d land that lllitaiii | .« | a i i ( i |t * . it 111 Sf.ilm « lll'tta Hie ( ’If) Steel Woikera tJnion. So h|i t * •!* i»l»! Mm n i «•;» » ■• i f is* .itniftnir. ,"M uilivr* » far, ab-ut 700 men have left rO||llllltte.| \.y thr t i iVl k• ilrr.v tiling witty m! tit title thtir jobs at ona of the plants. Tlli *|MtkrOiiqii aid lie dl*| iml Some have. been quota! a* say­ In AHaiitli. t fir fniiMiftlllmt l lieej whrlhn M» Mi#*-i*ht fiuhtiio; ing they are going to stay out ram-' forth u-itl» hiich |irni*«\ Tinin tirrrn* hik anylhiii^ to »l A. Itcid Manft, statu Legion ad until Muellgr gelt out-of jail. I>nI••■i »Hi«l "On th«* whole, it l» tlld tilt buidtt limped it up to »dd lo Ihe IMi. loo*, lie had yar-' nrrgd In thr .»r*uf- Hill .alii Mika Block . "let lillii b.,tr llie VVp don’t haw ant . ago. * CoveiTMir •Caldwell an.nuunr-ed flic* appointment i leaver no-a- ali>* k ^ Named President ; Of Kiwanis Club, Legionaires To Stalin's Statements Bring Varied Leave Thursday Reaction Among South’s Newspapers For Convention ^ To Take Part In London Conclave juUul, togctlui wifUi Joel A. Held Agency Sanford postmaster and CampbdLj I.Ofifiin.- Poet r»JI delegate, • w ill, cision leav# Tiiurcdoy mrming for the Hour national la^rinn convention which IteacheH D e ­ it flunk, Pitc«»urHi;HiK 9inlriiit*nt. frrih Ih»|m* to all Ihioi* A fte r Six -*It h'iKivry fr*r w-»r Debate Today*1 111 J||rk*«M|Vlll«*, Mo I IlllPe cptn* Monday ak San Kranciaco. — T O * vdll motor U> Ocala and Ji-RUSALKM. Srpl 25 M/P) pick up K»l Marlin, “ delegala| -fhe Innei /.ionut Couneil i ,hIa , and Ihr,, to Jackadnv.llle wherej,Jpr|l| P i| lhp a k?iic) , ---7 , . a a •*, a i M I *A | IM H I M ir **V n * ’M I O k n ilJ they will embark on n l*ello „u,. ,,n,i ihP London with thr f*« 1 that Kin^ h " " K ' II e»f (#!*•*•'•* U hI out to rrturn to hi4 fhinjir *h rt|HN-|rd 1 I .o r London f..| A thru- Mnlav thr %|H»k«'»in.*n *ald their I nltilt wii^ not "pilltiKIli An tidcno that > uj**»l»nv and \1 a.tt'l Slnlirt atill Iruvr* |human mdividijfil« hi- invnlvr.i in thr wiirlrl |»f*r|ilt*»c«l n** t*» th« th* fiuhtiiiK. hu! »u*t ni lurndHu^ fJj'n f hi* ►•e*1 rinrtil* ,,ppm(1' p ,,lP" \ '" " I - " f PCNinr tltrv •!«» »•*•( jll»« with th«- of •'•> .«*ill -•*•*,l„mi.-,| 11,.,' llni - II, uct ion a of Russian ri-|ii al ive . ,il|i|dviog ' lo- i.n-rk .1 .1 1 im l m * T)l, pc«vt Orlr.nu Times-Pic gus.biimenl with aims, nyul„. .sinlin'* Ktalnio-nU by sr ( 1 _T no lueah-i are full em.UKh to m i thi* afternoon a fte r.Mr*. Charles II An.livv,., th-. widow of. the Inf#* Snifll-.r, <l**t llticil to. flrrrpt lh»» 11•••1111 fi•>tt K. iiiiM, *!i,. .. tiio I'ciqocratic ir.'iiihu*. THflfP . Slopes Of Soullu-rn Negroes Are Told Ity Or. .McCaslin I r^trj I » h j| I itiu n t limit l o i i 'r l i |7 1 b’ i oi-inhb:«-f ft t »tn v'-ai TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 25, _ ./V)—Spittfaril 1.. Holland, Klnriihl’if ual lliiut governor, toilio* "its appointed by (•tivonior Mi fin id Caldwell* *lo sunfeed tin* Inti* ('luirlea' ». Antlrcu'a win* died a week wav" Ipvfpr I Caldwell Announces Action A fte r Mrs. Andrews Declines T o Accept Position Bandit Acquires Obsclctc Cleaver today and tltrrnn lie., a .lory. Molten, Caton Com­ plete.. Ix'K'ion Tour In South Florida i * N O . 264 'A s s o c ia te d Press L ea sed W ir e Holland Appointed ' To Succeed Andrew s Death Misses Crash Survivor For Second .Time -1 Duq® uesne3Wer Employees Fail /Initial Flight Of Reds In China Stiil Refuse To Y-vFferinir Poet Is Started T,.d,v Enter Peace Talks STASHINCTON. fi.pt, 3f.. I f ll — The government’* first flying posfoff.qe took-off. today on an experimyttal flight. If the ex­ periment works, Postmaster Gen­ eral Robert Hanncgan hope* that ^ v lth ln 1flea yean, t h f_ Uaitod *ftatee can deliver air malUanyseherp in the world within 40 hours. Here is vrhat i* happening on that experimental flight today. The plan? lies • cabin that’s been fitted out like it railway mail car. Kix mail clerks are •board. With them Is a Aon 'o f first-day covert bearing the brand-new 6 cent air mall etapvp. /The cortre wera aent by etamp ■Vkollectors P * ' 'to “Washington for a | Wdal j poal mark Indicating tha first flight. The dark* w ilf sort th* covers white tha plane la Jn tha air on IU-<way to Dayton, Chicago, • Pittsburgh grtd New S E P T .- 25. f.-t t l. iix-W sr , -tat. J l-i in*'* S*,ti.it»*r ha« b^cn m p i-n o i. r\*-r hu ruuirn# i I l»O II ill# * • II- I. *•. a j.-> - . \ Sij.l Jatrg f . He* maflty • |*t i- rri i id* *• *um> e.f^T. H thr •f*will I MO I» If. - Floriila 1 k’l'vrrmir ti - i*. u.... \\t !n II «pl* • «tii|iaii v w,i . t**•fj»yr rlr« I pie i tout s.f fti«» S.enfold Ktw ID ' ltd. I • .1 I u Kail f .? M,. • •MHNii* \r.»r 1 •1 f »• • i Dlb- • ••i«"WtO'fl Ur|| 1 lA.ll 1 MU nil .1 ( II I V.lf |iff>t .dent; l\ v r<mi|iil»ell Ai Iip.ii mrr, 1*11*1 !! *t il 1 11 urn witn i f.mtni'l ll s n i*♦!«! \ U A M * «a son .uni l(al|di A Smith nent ti<-«l in I|i•* mrr f.o arrmiet rt pir ,|dn*t, ^fl,t t|i.n |M. A IU|l .,ff %.,u, , ^ I n l 't l i r nffirrr i.i term for which Andrew. .1 cTinetl t.i ,-j-ek rc-uoniinatioii tlii* year, will elVe f,!r . tho lale seiutor lnlII f.imiary ohm hi* own six>eai I fm will-Virgin. 1 1t.-.. Ib’lilcctat uominatien vlrlunilv rd>cr‘rt[i t\f f. H 'i l l knn Ntiur I’ark • htrf s-MitdlVe \ ‘ *1 M»- w hu latrr llr.1.1 • fhr Sifiatr. ha« a (or*. Ilirr I Ip 'da k'oirffuo lirrn rle\at«»t l ♦ • rank ,,f t’nitr.j Slatrt Ki ft Hi I ' orri«-isif uivr Union Or«»-Mij/p-s In iSoiflli Beaten i Ihr U r* Di It U-n II g. r„,|ltl, po^toi ..f V ft b\ *•-» tan t'hjiii h 1h Inn-1 It * f ,h.. lev - I , , m | |,*\., 11y ..f ll I \\ I \ i , i 2f*. i4b Mi,, old Ion-, wi»\ii he-rn Van In- timv Mir mil .I ...I • L llillner fndtt) «h »u f»d that 17 uniun orand’ liappM-sl <i.-nliir.- aln, l»i - N A N K IN G . China. Sept. 25— line*- plane to . flail**, . • »Trxu*.. .Ihen'j . . v'onfprcnr*- on I'nlrstiru', lOnu lA1)— Chinese Communist* still re­ to El I'aiO, Loa Angelc* ami hail u, Htilain keep* Jewirh leader* fuse, to participate In peace talks rranciacr. l*r*-n atvKailltrd ■ fn .loientlon camps in the Unit Mri'iislm was inlrod.ii.-d I Ills tfH IK lrt h h fiv r until a cease fire -order fs Issued At Ihe ronvcntlon city they wiH ***"**• lirello'i. II II Met'italia, and by •iiif*f* tIn* < I t l u u tlU 'u t n r c a n lx - * . •nd an -armistice. arranged. he Joined by Mr*. Field and Mr*. my*-<uu.iT- hrgnn Ih^j Mitjrk • . Tho council, yplal ta. Lurn. duwii. qu. rich (bn American thir»l for A communist spokesman - ;in M „artln. who *have been motoring thr British invitation' after a rqlightmmrnP^. Along the soma m m" v a. m j *?• Hn. Mrfd*Iitr itl’frillMNl lit *^litin,-r ilcclarcd -Our general Nanking aatd today tbnt the Com- through th* ’west, and by Mr*. alx'-houp it(‘hat.l tn“Jhrii*fclei7i.'Thi*‘ line, the Memphis ‘ Commercialrotinsid, .leioitn-' ( ’..o|ii ( r,f Ilirmmrmlst peace ~TTe!tothrtor, General Mann "viho hae been vi*ltlng Jn London Conference I* nnw in re Appei.1 deelnr.-d Slulin hns lu.t toi-li.iiii lur I-. rod <n investi. Chou Kn-Lal, will remain on tha Seattle, Wa»h. ' I In in, It,'a l,' S t r r i-I „ l Mi h i|ilti cess while Aral, delegates eonsuli-i , upiid.i.U'il +> b,- Mursul -hjirtlve w*a» i ' l l of pru«reldrltncs In Shanghai until the.'MeThe Orange lloreo apeeial left new proposal, of tlieir » » n , T 8-lill . * lin t. I , know i- „ ii a i.* iin .| ,,f w -ild . ntntiiunisin. Dial. Ihe -vi-rv on mamli are met. The spokesman, Jacksrnville 'a»t .veiling »< ‘Lnn » ■ ferttt-* I lie v% •Id , I w n . I..,- »i..ini .l-pp*"l in w »|.i.|m-> -aol I. him eii.nigh * . i nn il-abstin*' H i * * i i i i »' iitself. i » , i i , jJ,-w» r >1 ilato lf--g fv|kl<1* ' HtftMkl '• v IkfC Wang Ping-Nan, said that either - .. ........ .................. * -I * i Hi 1 \\ • Iv ,-.m p oclock with betwien aM and *™»| work ve»lrrtl»v for Iw („r (I.- 11—i - f tin- M-al-l t 'tHV tin*It • . I l i r h •I ni a ir. * »*A ' H ill General George C. MarAall or delegate* alioard. Among ,!he«r - . ' i t » um I ........ u. |. alcrl ... I l l . -Ti-Mig t.md oily 1 1 i f *| M m ir i|K il /-• *" H 8 1 - 8i s l i l i g t'f Uml,e»| Slate* Ambassador J. were K5 member* of tin- Miami Jrr it null in Hint other ritu t line* nf tbe ) . i // •i. i ID III I'nti- I'M ""' Mim»l.-i .Main, • Jurn-• Moilglltoil. kee|irr Mini »-.»»«! . I--.I I*\ .Di i-> barm Leighton Stuart could get a cease­ Drum and Bugle Corp* of the Agency *"i. 1 .*?* any lh<- -t,i|i|ii,gm niging ■.-illterl ' i-l fire guarantee from Generalissimo Harvey W. Seed. Po»t, (hue lime, w t. u |.rolc*l ngalnst Tli.- d- (|ue*li»i< and ainarr -lalcumlit (In ' "it- iniMikr 1, ' Ii • porlalimi of Jrwiah inuingranl -till r*,mii»nitil. - 1 will.- i.llciiliun lioin ip, Mine Ne* York linn *tilr|i *-n'".l ton I I " " I-l. d One ->f Chung. natirna and oli. lime Internation­ and the killing ,,f oiu* ,>f tlicin III’ I hi- nrM.,|*a|ni ■ today ll«w . louijlilli mid (|lt. , llinsg* ri hour this nrovulrd the late farpillar Uil»y Q .. “ “ S '" '...... , ,liullrltijolt pn-mlnnc . If this were done, said the al champions .Paris, UA!7t. "They Tlie man killed- wns Cchin ever, in*»»t moriilng rdilinim o n - a Do ' u irt-rnl .-Jilpmrlit of liew In " ir park. ^ lie aid lie hn-l aiiiiatioi, 1 (bat low inforveCommunist, then term* of on are out again to bring home the Schwart, who died in n figlit 1« fined tlirm»clv.-a lu n. news pre- nionkryn walked Bralo Sited many time*. in,-i,| nffic-i . in miiiii* -towns are armistice could be established b; by baron.” hicon.” said »*ld Reid Mann. There tween a hriliah hoarding pm ly and *entatiiui. ..n o.te d ll* . iloetor and "11 mI impiiUr fTer-pllo" com-. . . . Inwyci VV'lkilig ill tl'—i- roll.."bin with the group known aa a 20 piece down band pasieiigern on n *chooner’ which _ _ the Marshall . w][| „ M| B,____(,c „ . . Dl#€ A right vcliig itnli-( ominuniflt >Wlilrman “ l-rra. lier.” Iia." I»» '" ‘ "k". an I nl-i. In|d i - m p t i a , in Imu b,,-,,,|„- . udbi partisan military nr committae 0f — Miami Auxiliary Police and WJ|| Inicrrcptoil when it tried i» I nawspapm, l.'Fpo<|u,-, iiaih-d it* m in e iary I’oiicc-ami nmrlnalcd In g ird the— f " “ d - tn. •I-nl\ , ldni-1 1 ■ 'In- In-.,ling of General Marshall (a acting * • a color guard and riflo (•"■jn, ,n rn„ illegal Inimigrnul, Into *tory Mid, u *<jl - f il> •»•*,i .pi**- again heel, . * •,f "|,svf , !**•'%• ,f . tffAhi'V.;•"! »w»l* nod hi i -u nirmliet,.* .. --,(. 1.-10 1 special envoy from the Unitad the all day parade on Uct. 2. I’nlr.tinr. lion*. It isiii th«i if , Mnr*li*l lie, u llor.v III 111** Trrrpllon ward” all" -*k.-<!l lo IliPlli Ilir .«"> -nlaaev '• rl' "• " « State*. Assistant Department Adjutant! ________ • .Stalin ,|o< . iml Im-Im-v,- tlirs•• 1* of M -nkev Island liaiifofd and and ' Innortmi* •I*I t •tg■■ lirj-i Holmes Melton returned Tiu-.ilay!^, . .. . , danger of "W hy h*. K ein U i-'le f ' o i l l i l i P i r n T in | nh " I " I * I h . w p iia fp S h i p m p n t s evening from what he dverthe I , o C C T C l Ivt’C O r C ls A r t * Uussin M.-pond d dnii-*hlli/i.l|on I, nnr*t mis duly with rtinr niul -I tt Hall » .i I •* a Vi-ty succesefnl speaking tour In < B r »iliir * n # l A f 'I 'r i - i l ,,f lu " " " V " " m1' * "'V,,v ill, , 4 il), Ih e U . t l" • llld r i l i n t . I d r l - «>..! 1 ••! 1 \iil N e w / c a la n d made In behalf jrf Legion *labll i I l l l r t J U I I U C I r » I I r l r l l iup Moi-lnid Vaiiln<.rimi«n Iln-I"-. wIn , i t n v f i k .1 fr * w eek, a n , I 'In- II* v II II IIsation n«d rapamion In I’lnellas -----------genem! mid 'h- I o-w li i.t-rn-ral ago im l liv*t l l i r l n 1 llir m >-> well u l l r n - A l r / I', Nrw i . v !• tinI n -. TOKYO. .‘>pl. 25 l/l’i Sen .1 f-unua >H-lllg IIM-ll 1- 1I Alit I I l f aruf Hillsborough counlie* Wi'l( J. i , -l-i- -I- I -Ui.y proII. Monkey Island rllquellr llial rn.ivi.d,in, In In- lielil al !'-•>* NEW A*ORK. Sept. 26—OP)— him waa Department Vice Com­ record* w«-rP InlrCdtired today at ■rmy T“ I . ,11 i„ i» > i .to I by thj IJ iv- y w eir. al|]e In lilt**-* Wi''k.v In j B e n i Ii in I b l ' d a - i Tha Coast Guard sent two am- mander Frank Caton, one lime the Japanc*c war crime* tiulj fn Ixndon. 1 .< ltd"ll. a *p..ke«man /" rj It a v r m e w lre il IncInM ire a n d m ake I i*i,-- pintle >h.pII ,........ K. M'»i. i a• t . na -1 ’1 * ■ ihlbian planea out In fo 'th a *A t ­ professional magician. whose which disclosed the iin|miiall*lir; ||,g Brili>o foreign Of fire dp l i eu lo .m a l-d e b a t In to s im ia n so­ sypr. uilrudi'ut of v li-ndi. |-.< ml on - ' N nil-, ittj tier,i , It* omic to deliver medical luppliea magic went over big.’ he said. alma of former Prime Minute, rlnre-l dial Britnio welcome* Prune >»Ti pb. .pbitt>- I-Inn l s ciety around i|uestlonaite* I., lafilled la.i-l 1 V , # j— t 0 to a burning tanker this morn­ Th'*y were at PlnCBa* County Ilideki T 0J0. The recanl* wrre Minister Klaliir’a ’statenjeiil that ’NuU.’’ cry ttir MiTiTrrrU lo nil out .'elaling to nd.mni tiatio., near tb,v Lqitsicr, which wet a ing. A t least one o f the planea Poet, in ClearwarUr, Friday even made at n meeting in IP 10 al there I* no teal i|ai|t|lf of. M .new succeed td in Its mission, The Ing, and were' Joined by Walter which the Privy Council approved war. The sphko*ni.nu(iP ^ 'a reVj,1 that hf Hit* "social aetlvlly." K.|aa tally ami fmance p-dlcle, of M-hnof*. I cttpitired b\ tl.,. Jap im-*,. during Guest* introduced wi-ii- Jeff, thi i, >dvutnre lit Hu- Pacific. tanker, tha Bannlngton, has radio- .Woolfolk, aselelsnt State attor­ a pact with Germany and Italy. (h? British .lioW^ Wi(tT7ig!<b wfiat scornful of nil of Hit* fancy mon­ key etiquette U nil extra long tailed of district manag'i I-Ml 'T,r r.mri.n i i , depusits o f ad that tha fir* U being brought ney of Lake Walee and 7th Pl*Tojo wa» prime minister at .■ effect thr Inlk will mtvp. 11I (he fox squirrel from fa*wburg which Jnhnum, Western Ifnian Trlegmpl. • •- in |>I,-. |.1,,. on ibe two island* about under control but thr** members tle Department commander, who time. The rFrord quote.1 Tojo a* Paris I’enre Cirtlfrrinc*'.t*ild at w'a-v tecenlly presenjed lo llie Zoo Orlando, (' II; Ko„.|lz of • bar I ■J.ii.n.in . u « ,,- .li.|i|,,. | ,-vef/ of the crew are dead, three ar* made a ehort talk. saying: “Anv race that die* -out*tha United Nation* meeting*by IL O Boxrdon of that rlly lestuwn. VV Va , and •,‘ly'b- Mutt. yea•< f--rP tin- um Fsimihgmissing and two others ar* burned under th? rule ef survival of t h e A n o t h e r ItrltisH,. f/icii»l*g*pr*-»•Saturday night they appeared prcslde.il o f tin- Key '-lul, of • i ■ -inv in bulb A 0 * 11 alia ami seriously. at Rrooksvllle, Sunday afternoon fittest* is not worth existing on e<| n view that Klalih's remarks He'mitt«lP High School. New /.els.id test,, very latgel/ Th* 10,000-ton veaael Is heading at Mulberry and Monday at Ybor this earth. If we fall to arrompIMi could be an imJir*tioit*Vr an irrt • o etli-.iKive ’ll-,- nf pbii.phate a* slowly under hek own power to­ City l-oat wher# thev were hosts our grand mission of spreading portaut change in Ihe direction I,at.liter to krep tin- pasturet in ward Wilmington. N. C. Tha to all of Hillsborough' County the Imperial ipcnai way at the time slid technii|up of Russia's foreign go o d , o lid .I icm planea wars- dispatched from posts. There was very good at it should Ir*. done then it rannot (mlley. However, ha silld that ohailrston. 8 . C.- and Charry tendance, especially 01 W.orl<l Vi. be heprd evm If we go out of events alone will show whether him 4 O PE N IIA G E N , Sept. 25- (/ll such an expectation Is warranted. Point, N. a , and wera to parachute II vetarai eteransy' and an Iota .o f enlhus* existence. 'I In* koala bear i* the most pqpCrew* cf four Danish fixhing supplies to tha ship. Melton. nlar Au trail.in animal. (asm.„ sai^rM r. boats today charged that th-y TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 25 -• were intercepted off the <ref men (/Pt— The Florida consumption | coar.t by Ittisxfan naval rrnfl. The of gasoline during the month of /. -• fBhrrmcn derlsred, that the Rus- August totaled neatly 42,000,000 elans had laken them ashore end gallons — an increase of about •toy vtlet*n In tired of sen. detained them fur several day*. 30 percent over Autf't't of KM C.! Jcr* itree of rhantel In any of The fishermen related how they T'he consiiniption, which Helled U.c vdiowink categoties la rv»Clarence leaser of Akron. Ohio, NUERNBERG, Sept- 2 5 - (4 1 MIAMI, 8 ept. 20 , </P»— The limited. <|uartcra -will penult had run Into coastal waters to thr state m’or0 Ilian | 2 rH00.n»Mt. qurtetl to vtr.lt the office Of scored a hole-In-one at tha Judgmcnta in Ihe principal war 30 Eetonian refugees who are j They are teaching themselves avoid a storm and were helping also is an increase of more than liif tr..jx,iL.|b!e sgrncleu listed tool* Country Club i W R R crime* trial* of world war tyro seeking entry Into the United English. The womeh — with Ihe a German cutler fired across ’their 500,000 gnllons over the July below: cording to an announcement. will be handed 4«wn next States although’ they lack pro­ equipment <>n hand -i. are sew- the Russians ftTed across their consumption. Coordinator — E B. Carter beginning Monday. per Immigration n“ nt* visa* ing n rw rlnlHr* :.AniTOvpAlrlnf bows. Ths Dsnes said they were Atlantic National Bank Build* An official announcement eaye have settled down to a life of those worn during "-'their long taken to Wamemuonde. where liur. HOYLE RKC’OVKRH leaner** happy moment cams their vessel, were searched. They It will taka two and possibly three housekeeping and waiting. They tea voyage. Employment — U. fl. BnJ . days to review evidence and read are living In an empty, dockThey sleep ntt ’ cot« loaned by said that everything resembling State Senator IJoyr! F. Uoyiel pl'iym/'.it lien Ire, 113 No. the verdicts reached on the XS front pier in Miami. Park Avenue. tiia:-cl»y of Miami. Roomrf for a wespon wss thrown ovarhosnl. has recovered from his llliiev* **axl leaders of Gtrmany and m v m Vocational Training snd Edu­ tha men and women arc ar­ • nd was greeted yesterday by. The two groups of refugees charged cation — T. W. tawton, Court vho tailed Td over 8,000 mile* from ranged by hanging curtains Iw, BUSHIAN C IVILIAN B NABIIRO many friends in tno downtown House. area. ------------------Kwetlen In small fishing boat* tw**n concrete posts. Thtf women / >‘f -■ 1 11 1. a legal A.v.l»tanre. Ilaspilallxa* meals on c|ty-loanM. -'•UERI.IN. 8 epL 25-(/T)-Aro*r|r ogre* their quarters are ade­ prepare lion and Btste . Uervice Ofllcer ble stoves. Most of the ARCHBISHOP INDICTED Ihree .New-bpiuer^ u*. k.ji.-nio«.u^. Supplies Are Flown To Burning Tanker f Reel Navy AccuHcd O f Intercepting Danes 12,000,000 Gallons O f Gas U I* In Florida Lazear Scores In One A t Local Nuernbergr Verdicts To Begin On Monday FIRE IN Estonians Feel Certain Immigration Officials Will Let Thcm’Stay In U. S. STOCKYARDS quate but they ar* gnxfoua to become permanently settled. . r 25— ( A l ­ Tim * passes slowly for th* and firemen^ were weary travelers as they await word from a Washington, Immi­ gration board on whethar or, not they will be admitted Into the country. Veterans ead ’ anil Russian military police ia donate*! by well wlahey. ive teamed up for a quick little money they need BKUMtADK. Stpl. 25-4/1')tulion of a murder rato In provided hy the Travelers Aid- Berlin. A Joint .patrol today. The head of thn Itoman Catholic Society. . •-i arretted two Russian civilians . Cart. Felix Tandro. Reader oJt for th# murder of a 28-rear old th# .first groqp to arrive/ t\tnf.\;(j German woman In .her notr^e In erfbed Ukr little roving hand ’of tho American sectot of tho city. refugee* s» ."peopVj without a The' Russian* are suspected uf Meanwhile, thejr have set about country.” Ilul hopefflliy he said: being’ -3cmoboli»cd soldiers w^o Church lit Yugoslavia, Archbishop Steplnar, today was indicUvl ns an inciter of terrofini. In chsrg.'X filed With the Croatia Supremo Court, tho Archbishop is accu»cd of being an nctiVo participant is* ths central UetajbL taQoxJst " r lt movement during the war. ,_ ■ ‘ ‘ fc " < ' ,.-t * I , ^ ,_ s i ' 4 r k ‘, Service — Contact Uirough Lloyd F. •Borle. Oounty Urrvice officer, 'i'.tksrlt UuUdin*. • * •L " ll.utin Sender A'alsUnce to Hrrvlceromi. ex-Hmdcemen and lheir Ucpcndenta — American Red Crnevi. lotkefrnnl Boulevard. Veteraiui Administration — Martin M. Rudich. ShcrUPa Ofilce every Tuesday. . — ,*<■ . ..vri. � 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 24, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 24, 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>, September 24, 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/90936e8ac13ab63453b1de88bdbf83cc.pdf 2bfe39d763e10463ce698efb594b353d PDF Text Text TH t l SANFORD. HERALD, SANFOR*, FLORIDA MONDAY, SEPT, 23, 194* Near Record Milk Supply Available For County Diets Cartier, 67, a resident of Lon*-} wood whe died laat Tuesday, wire bald Thurodsy afternoon. Rev B. W . Miller, pastor o f tha Speck ltd Bird qhurth o f God, offlcl ated. A r r a n * omenta warn li charge of Fairchild o f -Orlando. Seminole ' County residents will :__________. o n ■ u rn e mor* mar* than than fiAff.OM 5,578,000 quarts of milk and milk prodicta tula year fr\ maintaining the County's ■high nutritional • stand­ ards, it waa predicted Unlay by I the nation's leading, distributor of ‘ Wiry products. .. • . '•With n near record supply of milk cumin* from the nation's Jalry farms, consumption of dairy iruducls this year is expacled' to steal that o f 1946 when more than 60,000,000,000 quarts were h im timed,’' said G, W. Diehl, head of A. A I'. Food Stores national fa iry department "A 22 percent increase Ins per capita <ory mapion of milk during the war yaara nslped overcome the Iota o f nfetrtti 6n censed by curtailed supplies a, fats end oils and helped being ibout the nation's high ntitrfUmal •artima levels.' A greatly incres»»d at): oat cheese .products i HAMID raiUDINO BISHOP of Lie Episcopal Church In the United Sluice, the fit. flev. Henry Knox Sherrill (left), UUhop o f Massachusetts, Is congratulated In Philadelphia by lit. tlev llsnry St. George Tucker, Vt-ilmo of Jllr/vmoud, Vs., retiring niter 0 years service, (fnlerimllunol) Florida Officials Begin TaskOfRegisteringS,000 StudentsFor ClassesToday GAINES VI.LE, Sept. t*3. (Spa ■lal—-With sopHralions of admit •it file, of/ldsli: of the University j ( ’Florida will begin today the ask of registering and assi*nln* will hav* no more room apses U lie ‘ explain! the fish were fed «*tt tnos* thoa* time* timet m the Tenaleep hatchery where thi w er« raised. . B E A U T IF Y YO U R HOME with V E N E T IA N B LIN D S ^ Wo can make arrangements tor yon to finance them on ElAflY’ TERMS* -Venetian blinds made to fit any size windows Munlry and other milk prodoeta ire expected to continue plentiful during the fall and winter months, Diehl said, These products con­ tain nearly 1*4 percent of the rsli ttaaV.S. erlea, 24 percent o f the protein*, Yugoslav* amqfht to arrwt them fn connection with the shooting of a IB percent of the fata, 74 peccant Russian soldier.’ A U. 8 .'Investigation proved they were Innocent. The i f the calcium and 45 percent, of C. Kelson. North Park Falls, W la; K. Shuseel. tha riboflavin consumed by' the San'JTtandeco; and C. Scott, MashvlUe. _ (Zaleraatt^ua Radiophoto) tvcrOgo individual. • The pioneering efforts o f food Yov can relieve poison*Ivy with and bicarbonate of soda, applied ■halna In developing a straam4nnt . distribution system, Diabl a paste made * . \<from witch hacel two sr threw times a day. isld, have made possible the quick movement of milk and milk prod­ ucts from ’ dairy center* o f dense­ ly populated consumer areas. Modern refrigeration equipment md ’ Improved handling methods Free Estimates Wood and metal stotr 11** * Repairing — ReflnUhing ' ■ SE M IN O LE V E N E T IA N B L IN D CO. 820 WEST THIRD STREET PHONE 1152-W 1hi- lrhuul former students, >f whom have been mdiflrd mi l cut rFgjsirnlloM jirrrhlU, v»ill i >nirt -Momlny, Tuesday and Vt’eilil section* a r j classes the largest teidsy, according to their indivldwiden! body lli lfie history ol lal card assignment. They will he sta te university.' *|>ort tu Ituorn 204, l.'ingurKc ire good,; some o f them being airy, Former students, rygistgr Juday. tall, sijd rndst. present thidr v e ­ omlillonejL snil having the m a t Tuesday and Wednesday and alt (isfrlilinu (id mit liefure they can nothm l/gwtng ^equipment. The *uno new* for this type o f work irst-tim e students Will ho trgjs itncrcd with registration. . i red beginning Thursday and Firtl-innc students at tlio Uni- ire high slid earnings are in-oulinutng Friday and Suturdiy eral.y will report T h u r s d a y .-rcooed with proficiency. -lan es 'w ill meet Sept. :«>. norninjf, September 20, at tl:tH) Hr. Fons A. Hathaway, State Allhoegh the m ajority of thi /Hoick, -at the University audit- HrectOr of the United Slates roblems of expansion for an ,un rium fur orlentntiun uml regie- Cnipluymoul- Service, status that irccedented inrollm snt hud bevi ratlun. The registration period h,, •recruitment problem should ■olvvd on 'the rva of the regis or them will tontinuc Friday a less difficult this year, despite ha increased demand, due to th«f retion perlcd, tha housing short nd Saturday morning. iga in GaltitiTrlir, remained thi Meanwhile nt Totlahassec (,ffi.‘- •nricty of fscili litany ace vices •iggrat headache fur >U nlver|lt] ils at Florida Sin’ ,, Gollrge fur rhich have-been provided for the i/firial* and students . alike. Vomen wenmaking arrange- mployers. S e v e r a l companies Officials urged that student* tents to temporarily (aka care iave’ built cuhvciileot and' at* rho have nut definifa assurance f some of the' University's over­ rtetive housing with adjacent •f a (dace to live d rfe r tbeii ullage entrance until the Sfconi sem ester,'E van over-night rooau ire scarce, thsy pointed out! . All availably tin-campus p«l» ng has been assigned, —Lewil Jlstwk, assistant .re g istrar, cm rhssiteil, and the City of Gaines rule is filled tu capacity. Unit tdditfcmsl temporary housing no* inder construction 1* complete, «™ e n *,***?»•t*1* r* ■) F. ft . ,'IL^i'LLr suatuter session N\, other rft'lntin toothers, ■cepted sincc^tfrsn. M C W N G ON T IlB C U FF va — wn - Him Mo n D, l y . Arthur Wells Hew, of Rich­ mond nrtd Alekandris. fur thus* who like golf and tettnli and don't like to keep 'score. Mr. Dew'd alfe was'his patent attorney, ate though het himWITH ttltomap-foa. Difwrtemint’s bureau of ordinance Tn lh# Pentagon Bull4* log. dtsloi Employment» Service has rill eUo be nn Increased demand tterted IU wruUment drlvs^toi or ' peeler, nnd floor workara. <upply thee, worker*. The ® a Soctionlxcra remove aoctlona of steyment Service Is requesting "ruIt from peeled oranges, tangwomen interested in wofK In the fines, end grapefruit with a dtros Industry to register for moll knife. Skilled vrorVin cen •mploymfnt * t thtlr ntArttt of* it«rt on n pieronvork bAilt, while flee.- Bome.ptenu expect to open irtski.llrd or leg. skilled personnel wrly IV October end’ other* »1J1 wg|n on an F,°urly scale an3 tet under tf*y as tha season whangs to - piece-work basis as regresses. The local United ,h«Y „, become skilled. Working Elates Employment Serplc. o f. ‘ondlllonl. ,n the seillonlalng unite Ices who kaa* ordsra in thslrx ------ ------ 1 -----:-------- * '* uppHH ((R a c k e t p o a c h e r s ELGIN. Scotland—(AT— Poach, ■rs mss# MOO a . weak selling era make $400 selllnr nlmon tjnd trout from the Earl >f Morey's stretch of the Kivir Ussle, mys the Elgin Angling Muslin~li named alter the city of Moeul, when It flret was made* - ■ ■■ i ■■■ i ■W- mm mmmmmmm0— . Spartans In 400 B. C. used wood smoke as a form o f gas war-fir*. « « r A$*0K CVSAF P0VM8 9 ocatlon, t; Ivin* accoi T U E S D A Y and W E D N & SD AYt . . .. It w ould b a eoiy to b-«. a.u id But w e all k n o . siat e^eu-in- thi* ay e of «W ctronic miracle*, th e re MUST1 b e w lrp bofore th e re can b e electric service in your hom e. 2.378.87Q e e -u a . 9. pound, c wwential copper wire orc^oroci by Floridf^ow er i. hight Company ere still undelivered. Just a* toon o . -Y.u W H IS K E Y can get additional supplies of copper wire an*. £ihor critical materials, the more than 2000 mem i burs ol our organisation Will makegood their pledge to bring you the benefit* of cheap electric aervin " the earliest possible momeiA Sl u I lL H SCh �^ la Unity Th*rw. I« Strength Partly cloudy thin a ft e r n o o n th ro u g h Wednesday, l ew widely sca ttered a f ­ 4 * m u M 'i h * rrtM •I Urn W.wUi the Frstress *f. America*, rrseperily for Ranferd. te rnoon sh ow ers. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY VOLUME XXXVII THE WEATHER NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA. l ’UF.SPAY, SEPT, 2d, 194G Established 1908 ' . / Associated Press Leased W ire Warren Says Urges Prevention O f Conflict Even To Point O f Appease­ ment I f Necessary ^Russian Policies In Germany N ot To Be Directed Against Britain And U. S. arian Frontier Big Four Ministers Declaring that Djr United States Helicopter Removes Plane Crash Survivors Receive Criticism la on tho very brink of ga r with the most powerful nation en From Col. Hodgson, earth. Puller Wsrrsn, Jacksonville, attorney and 1940 candidate fo r Australian Delegate. governor, told the inter-city meeting of Rotary clubs at the .MOSCOW, Sept. 24, (/P)— PARIS, Sept. 2-1, (/P>—The SemlnuL Country Club last night. Prime Minister Stnlin put Allied peace conference has I hot everything possible shook! UP a calming hund today be Hone to prevent this war even taken steps to ease the ten­ and told the world tbnt he ,u in,, point of appeasement and sion nloiiR the southeastern did not think there would a ided that we cannot leave it to frontier of Slnvic*Jiurope in our dlploniaU, our aenatora. our be another wap in the near tile lialkaiia. The M ilitarymilitary leaders and the beads1 future because hu believed of our government to perfect * ('onunisaion of tho confer*there was no real danger laaiing yeace. U eiice voted today to removeVaulting tii the fourth ubjfct of n new war and that the all fortifications alopR Buiof Itutary which Is "tho advance­ threat of war tlosw not exist jfnria’s frontier with Greece. ment uf international understand-: at the present. mg; goal Will and oeare,’" Mr; Tho acthln wan taken with- the Stalin suggested that, ths ru­ Warren told the insmber* of the approval of an amendment to mors and alanna about a poaalN. w Snprua; Delomd and San­ tho suggested Bulgarian pcaco ford Rotary rluba that It M. blt new war ware Juat ao much trvuly. tlrroc* had offvrtd tho t*lk — but for a purpose. 1 Ho tjeir duly and the duty uf every amendment. other civic >nd fraternal urgent. .blamed tha talk on wbat ha Thin ileciat.ni ramo as an aartuu in tit-- country to find a called nnlve politlclana and mili­ ^luorira^ apokr^tian hinted at a wav out uf this unneceaaary mlatary-political intelligence agenta n|Hprdup in tlx- work of tho peacemnlei sThndjng ‘ W[ith 'Ku**le *inc«who, ho Raid, need thla clamor materS<> fur., not a aingla the nekt war. If it cunir*. will to do .three things. • treaty tin* l>eeii completed with bo lb,, last uno and “ there won't To h e lp their r govomn\?nt nnjri .>f tho furhicr ritrtny na. ’ be enough people left on earth wrrat rnoro conceaaiona. to make li»na'sinvolvod, Italy. Romania, Ui Mart another war." it hard to cut the military budK.Miami, ‘ Hungary m llulgaria. Mr. Warren uiiipliasixril the gat* of their countriaa, andto Tlio Fmrign .Minuter* of tha terrifir destructive powcr of the pbt a brake on tho demobllliaHit; Knur plan In .it down today atomic .bomb which he 'declared tlon of troops and thereby evade I l.i o.ii-iilei tho i|ur*tlun of what could not remain e **rcet of the the quick growth of unemploy­ In >1.. al-.ol Italy'* colonial poaIN THE COMPANY OF IIU WIFE, hit daaghUr, Jean, and her pet. United States for long, lie atao ment in their countriaa. m" i>ioiu 'lliev al-o announced l*ol.iieu lo tile Iht.easin, *pe-d amt former Secretary of Commerce Henry A. WlsUare la pictured as be spoke their intent ion ,.f wreding out Stalin did "* not' 'mentionthe rnnge of air power nnd the di) to a nationwide radio audience (eUewIng hie resignation, lie said hr olhor tieaty nnieii.tmrnta In countries he hod in mind. would continue lo tarry on hie “ fight for peace.” (International! Istrurtlvcnes* of V-bomb*, dUoaa* order to .ave time bomb* and many other aecrol Thera wer# many thlngnthat weapon* which ha,| never boon JiiM a few nollt- l.ef ore tho he said, in reply to a list' of 1 u»e.l y«t. And declaring that, If auestiona submitted to hlnf by It iK Foot Milii-trr* were schad* • we rannot find a way to make the Moscow correspondent of the ub'd lo meet, they were critlpea... permanent, wo ahuuld at London Sunday Times, In which cited in -eatliiliK term* by Au»lea*t do everything wu can^ t » tha United States waa mentioned tinllan delegate. \V. |(. Hodgson. insure peace for our time*. specifically. Long a chump inn -if the smaller Although suggesting .that there nation*. Col. Ilodgaun attacked The Ruaalan I’ rlmo Minister i*. greater danger of war today I lie minuter* o f the United said the United Stalea now holds •lit A*ein ivn :i> ••itKsa) than there waa in tho summer State*, Hr.lam. France end RusA threat lo peace In having a The Intel shortage eeaultrd to­ of 193K. Mr. Warren insisted that •la for uyreetitg among themmonopoly of atomic weapons. day in a demand for *n off-calen­ then* is no !m*le cause for war -ein'» on a nuir.bar of key issue'.. . StaRn-.minimised this by deelar. dar oenslun of Congress.. Republi­ hil'Vffit this cyuntry and RufiitF t!;»C ■irthmaA .l j . nrricpUr .»Vd can Rentier StjfCa Hridge* ot The basic causes of war ho listed) atomic bomb to be as serious a Foreign Ministers' decision that New ellmpehiir recommended as (l> The dealra of one country the final dnpnaul of Libya, Rrlforce a* certain politician* are that lhr I’ongree-men. no* in ri­ for the land of another, ( 2 ) da- 1 tifa and the Italian Somaliland inclined to regard It; that atom ce**, be called bark lo lake action sire of one country for the trailo bomb* inertly are Intended to were to lie determined Jointly on afhsl he called a aalinnil trials uf another, and (3) hangover of Intimidate weak nerves and that by the llig Four. arlalnn from the rrcoatml of meat grudges from some past wtt. 1 In themselves they can .not de­ by the OPA. | The Australian berated the Nona of theaa conditions exist cide the outcome of a war, and Shipbuilder mujox' .power.* for stipulat^pg Disputes today to rouse trouble between that the atomic bomb monopoly Due to what they drscribe a* thla country and “Rusaia,-ha said,r | that the .UnitosL Nation* would will not last foe very-h vn r *m f -Group's Figures On vary small butchering quotas al­ since America wanU no^part .nf.* filiapnse of ilnusi - Italian colonies- besides, ua* of tha bomb will bo It L'. .1 1 e> could ••.ml I iln a if ra w by tha OPA. Seminole .Russia and RuasTa 'doe* not covet if il.M I lie III.* llig Four itotl agree Company's Profits lowed Adoption of the UI4(T-I7 City among theniaelve*. cattle growara are not only un­ any of our territory, there are liu d got- for the fis o u l )VU|. b e g in ­ able to replenish tha almoit cmnty no trad* conflict* and relation* Divluicd lludg-iiiii. “ They aln in g t lc l. I and f ix in g u f tlm rate meat rountera At local storee but — Industriallft •Henry J. Kaiser face heavy loaaaa of caltla again b.tween the two countries havo ■u tux levy at 2n mills, wero n-ady had in mind thaj they been traditionally friendly. Treasury Secretary tsday asked for more lima to| thla year duo to high water and among the tuajnl' a.'lM 'lLI of tlio were going In disagree,” Declaring that ho did not llko nnkwer question* in a govern­ lack of feed. * U \ I o iiiM ti-* lim la -1 ove rlin g . . the Russian form of government, •Speaks to Bankers ment Inquiry Into th* wartime i If th, .'* null Ii-yt, li> indls.uill "\Vhnt We nerd is unlimited ha insisted that It la much better record of his shipbuilding quota If we want price control," y „ fit, o|H -riiliun a n d l.t m ill* f o r Association Meet M U VORK. Sent. 24 — than the government which thu kfirm*. ,1 1*1 - o n n o . a c c o rd in g In C it y said W..(J. Kilbee, Geneva cattle Russians had under the ctara and • A I* * (IriMikl)n i- another tianag.-i II N. Sa>er. * Th* House Merchant Marine raiser and county commissioner. that thev are still makiag proCIIH AIiO. S o p l J4, (dVof llui»e •pier*** whrip |he F t in iU .iin iiu iitin g to t-TJ.IH 1** Committee wax' told yeeterday "There is.no Florida beef shipped great. Ho-urged the people to Treaauty Secretary John W, Sny. ' rrsidrnla are proud lo Itaeal .1. II. I’liillips, imluluyee uf Ih* wltn-li iveni n o t e x p e n d e d . la at that Kaltar ahlpbuildlhg enter­ out of tha auta because It ia not wake- up and atop this larrlhlo der called today for a coutinua- | lhal all) Ihing rail happen. Florida 1‘iiwcr and l.ighl Company prise* received $192,000,000 In prepared for shipping. Thera ia trend toward o naw w *r which tlon of high tales. II,, said that . Rich) now, *Flatbuah i* p u l­ year doe lo s h o rta g e * o f m a te ria l* , who lecvnllv sustained avvato u it< get in re s e rv e f o r the P u b lic profit* from the government on plenty of fa t beef, but little for ho one 'can win and whl^h will for „ur common good, our prea- j ing with might and main to injuries when he came in contact I ’ln fc c t* F o n d , to lie used at a a capital Investment of $2,500,ent tax levels must Im maintain- ! grl (hr Dodgers al Ihe top only destroy clvillaation. willi n high voltage line which ta le r Uiiio f o r (h e o r ig in a l p u r00*. The commute* .asked Kaiser "Tho laat war settled nothing." ed for tome time. of Ihe National loragur heap. nectasitati*l lln- amputation of his pose T lie -e in c ln ih d tile follow there er* more and better cattle he declared, ‘ ‘and neither will how thla happened. In all address before the Amer­ S«i a grrrnpoinl ps-lor — ill. Ite m s llv i l le s u l fa r in g , ■lain log. ha- Iweii released from Today the shipbuilder . replied on h*nd than *v«r' before, and the next on*.” Keiiiuld Laughton Memorial ican Ilnnkris AMielntlon in ChlHu- llrv. Ilrnney llni-on — S ' .llilll .. w ei r e p la re n ie lit, $fi,uuo I lie that during tha aummey month* in a statement that he could not Mr. W an«n'* remarks follows.! ca$o. the Trvnsury Srcyrlnfy itiM ha* lurned op W7l|, *n idea Hi -ptlal following- a huXpttall’ lo n e r , t,* -lr i-e t m a rk e rs , J l.in ln , of July. August and Scptrmbm-, answer on ehort notice what h* an addreCa of welcome by Presi­ aikted lhal 'high lusr- iimaT*' •I how lo help lhr rausr. coiiftlin* lion ..f p u h lle rr* t run n. mi mu m-i ifid of 1*1 weeks termed an and!*** number of Ilia gtasa for feeding is at its beat dent G. W. Speer to the visiting continue if wr ate lo halancr | llrv Henson suggrat* (h ill lhr Mr 1'lnllip‘s ii >ndit ion waa da$'J.! mi e v l, n iliiig ’ th e w h ile >»ay and the cattle fcr* fatter. club* from New Smyrna and De. th* fedrial Inidgi't and reduce -crilnd tin- morning ns veiy pn,|dr o f Uro»kl)n ulwrive a -V ’ >m • l.lH<iI o * f u r fighV nq" I f not diepoeed of eoon, thoua* Land and response* from Pat the national drht Said Snyder: | mimil* of prayer esrh d»v al e q iiip m e n l, I J .f im i; c o lis tr u rU o li -ali-farlory nnd lie i, now at hi* and* of head o f cattle will dU in Southward, immediate past prr*i’ "I think that II i* pule fnitnoun this nrek In an rffurl nf .le n iu n n ir la , f.I.IMHI und of a liunie al 2fi>'l2 Sanford Avenue. Florida this winter—cattle which dent of the New 8 myma club ati^ Uay, if nnt plain demagogy, to s w iN iiiim g 11... 11 ul f 10 ,011(1 I m lirlh (hr Dodgers win the ahould provide meat Gerald Frierson, prvaident of the talk of tax reduction nnd debt -.1.1 ............... o ,l.( ,|. .... .......... ■. pennant. Sava Rev. Ilm-un: Police, Troops ....... imposed DeLand club. T r in i- ls 'i ol all eu*h - u t p l i i - (■reck reduction in Hie same Ineath." which call for a staff of account­ ■ill liam l S- nf Sept dll lo 4(1-47 ‘•tVe’vr praytsl for midlarv Upon by Ul# O FAr they have ti. W. Spencer, chairman of lb# ant*,' engineer* and other* lo vary small q u oU ^ for which there Fight L on g Battle The Treasury Kerrtdury mhlml buifgel lot nperulioii pill pose*, vlrlorlrs and atrrflhing rl»e. golf tournament aommlltee, an* •nawer. the federal govcrnniant w e* app ro ve d. la no, foiitylatlun," he declared. nounrtd th* winner* In the tourna­ that « i why not pray for Ihe ahould strive'not only In hnlance ATHENS, Sept. 24, |jp>— Th# In statement Kaiser said: 11. H. Beck, who own* eitenelv* Dodgers?" MuVoi liul wu- aullmlireil lo ment and praaanted .prise* to "W e want thla committee to cattle tnriraat* In Heminole and Harry Tooke for low gross, Jake th# budget but' nl*o lo achieve proelaim a primary election on (Srrt-k government announced toa aujislnutiiil surplus for paying trhop.x and -understand that thar# lent a Volusia counties, .stated yeater- Jacob* and i*uv. it. for election of a city I day that (I r e e k D. Scott for. low single think we aren't happy to day that hla ouota la' out and ngt, - and Oarald Frierson and o ff the debt. These are the view* coinniisshiiier for u three year j gendarmes have fought a 16‘ hour baltla with a hand of 2,000 disclose that la ^ our books and that he rannot kill another steer Robert Cornell for highest acorea. he expressed when he entered V. A Official Speaks term lie replulr W. ( ’. Hill. . th* Treasury.* Snyder remarked, aetennarnfa rw < ir< !i " corporate records." this month. An nmeinlllierit lo Ihe puiii'J) leftists in Thessaly. The conflict Cnarles Morrison 1*4 the.rttikm Mid they have the full support At V. F; W. Meeting laiard license lax wax passril wliiiit occurred in nu urea wher* the “There la plenty of meat,” said in singing with Harry Kudclt nT . Then ha 4dd*d, that aa a prt o f Freshlent Truman, liicreasid t‘lir regular f'-'O aiimiiU (■reek Thlid Artny Corps ha* tleal matter, thar# Un’t a aim Snyder said* that in. the sik | “ and price* are 'not ao bad, but liivn.e to |2f>, and inipiiMil tli\ been carrying out mopplng-up man (o tho Kaiser organised a n not aafflciaid .to allow lollowiii* taxes on each Iroard; operations against leftists. month; • ending 8 e p t. I, Ihe | qualified to answer questions lUhartaf, Now la the time u no to 10 cent* for each Ml cent ' Th* outlaws nr,, estimated to all the complicated corpon Treasury had reduced III* debt to get rid nf cattle. Otherwla# m a n ta -u t unemptoymrnx by almut $14,000,OIK),000. Ho pre board; II lo l!fi cents on Ml to h a v e 'fo il 120 killed and more financial and business trai they will gat ,tbln and we will ,‘lioarils. U'H to fdl m il* on than 200 wounded, tlovemmant ration In Samlnola County dieted that ao far as rash Ii action* over a five-year parti have lo carry them over for hnotlith* week ending Sept. I I conci’ rnol, the government will $t.Ml Iroanla; Mr cent* to I I . ill) on carualtle* include two killed. Kaiser haa dlaputad tha fl ■J-rirht—wounded—wnr|—IK mlsalng, ures .relating to all bourds nviitJ.fifllli- —— FIs organisation. He jpal d*' Ud*. E*ar— .---s n i ip la ln - U m M u r in r th ^ a u a - ■SmTUri r ittln a a n o L th « 'F to r ti Harry Crossoii was granted a The overall deficit for Ihe cur­ five ^enr lease at $000 a year to o f th# four K ilte r shipbuilding rent meat ahor tag*, they are only rant fiscal year, .Snyder assert­ Veterans Service property nl Ihe City Trailer camp wards were |aa* than one-teeth gatUax about ona-flfth of their ed, will lie slightly lee* than on French Avenue, Including Any veteran In need of serv­ o f on* p a r e n t, of th* total normal aupply ef meat. Huppllea $2 ,000,000,000 — a great Imice (free of clm rgo In any of that which the Navy formerly volume o f xrork done for th* provemrni over th* 91.600.000,. Um following categortaw la reused. Maritime QommUalon. That, ho 000 estimate o f laat January. • quetted to visit tha office Of Mrs. F. K. Roumlllat, Mrs. amphatifed, la after deducting all Gov. Caldwell O rders' Uie rcaponslblo* agcrvlra titled Margaret Hearties, Jay Heck and Execution O f N eg ro below: P, H. Smith, wrr# approved as Coordinator —- E. B. Carter officials for the City prlmyYy J300 Pc-rsona Issued Atlantic National Bank Buildelection. |L 61. Young Was given Suits Filed Against • D rivin g Licenses ‘ AAves tojcconvention permission to operate a taxicab. Florida Slaughters , _____ Z Cheater Miller, "Chef da Gar*" Out of 9.500 poaalblo applies fo r th* 40 * t 8 o f the American Park Annua. MIAMI, S ep t 84, 0 F K - T M tlon* for driver's llc*n*#a, 6,:«>0 Leylon, l.ft at DOO o'clock yea* ■ Vocational Training and EduOPA today filed «I*v#n asrfla have aunt led to date, accordinE torday for 8an<rir$ncUco to atcation - T. W. Lawton. Onatet agalaat South Florida alaufhura. Gustavson Accepts House. Legal Asalstancw. HoapttaliaaDade C ity Position tlon and State acrric* Offloar — Contact through Lloyd P. Mr. and Mr*. Clifford GuaU* Boyle, County flw t t o Offtcar. vaon will leava Thursday for Ft. Takach BuiWIag. B F E C U L ^ H K IW I. . ofl*bSrlh# ii? Home Bcrvkm AaaUtanc* to lflaa ’ Jove# Bevla, stale • *- th* laU H. C. Haskins who ca rrM Bervleemro. **-a#rvIcemen add tanikm clothing speelallst, arrived on thl,'work for many ysar*. Dr. execution. their Dependent* — American yaeWnJay at-Os* offlc# o f-M it , Frank QuRlman. health unit dlrec* Had Croat, Lokefront Boulevard. Outd* Wilson, county homa da- tor. sraa aapolnUd aa depoty r*Veteran* AdmlnlstraUoo - — Riooatratlon a(ent. Rha will eon- glstrar. Th* appointment* w en Martin M. Rudlch. ahartffa dugt-Uiloring daises throughout made by tha ,Bun*u of Vital Of He* every TUaaday. tha- .week at varioua' home da- ttatla tin of the Florida Btatf aaooatration-duba In county. Board of liaaltB. J As Wallace Talked T o Nation Seminole Cattlemen Are Unable To Supply Local Meat Markets Kaiser Requests Addibonal ■* lime To Make Replies J. B. Phillips Leaves Sanford Hospital n SIX MORE U l TTO a to.- MU~ l ; r a j M1- a a r w j'B f & S tm & 'fis ' • • .• r. �Im ron ri*- PAGE T W O THE SANFORP HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA Children's Accidents T h e Sanford Herald BetaktUbetf la « ■natanL. aa4 rr Ik* * « ' | C M P M *1 Mavra H. IHT. ** ROLUSH I- PRAM K4llar . CiOIlPO* UKSN i i 'M c m r t i o i i k iT M l'*>*kl* la A l * « * » ft* CarMrr, wtrk --- -------- | i i Maalh - ......-«-*■-------- — • r i m MaAiki ---- —--- fta - MaatM —---- — ----------S— t ear ----- - • ------ ----’ s i* S S p f f w 45 •** v K p a Haafter * 4»*n U I** ratrr. K«M i**w r 1 , n » u » > l» 1 l n » l 11*14 »• M « la < a lH r4 < la *ka *•■ UtraM Ii a a n W l *1 Tkt " r a lllM m 1 the, Uniy trait* r of. Tampa, Plorida 9b\ithern„ ‘ „Coil Seven Accredited Schools Iif State , * t Lakeland, IBollInf College at Winter pAt|c anJ a," the S t Potcretiufjf JUnf(1^ Can Still Accommodate*2,000 Veterans College. i »m l~iH »M u rI«M M l Iff « • ! • > ar, tele. ■rifc* r » « i orric* *»kl*k I. e.elala Ik* M * IW »»• Ua .1 all a . « » 41-MUlw. • Dentil by accident OlnimH {ho livfca’ of al)9 jit d,5U0 school-nge-children In the United States every year, and, despite 'marked declines in the rate ip recent deendea, accidents are now the lending cause of denth among children ages f> to 14 years. • Motor vehicle accidenta— the great majority of which; occurred whilo the children were plnying or crossing the street— headed the accidont'fatality list among children .believe* .nc university can find WE CAN L lo l KN TO OUlt ‘ CONSCIENCE, IT 13 UOU’d VOICE. O O aT CO AU AiN Si jTs 1 will hear what God ihe lir d will »p*»k.—Psalm 85:8. Football Wyoming, in hvstl*. Snow -in tl aon’t bo long now. , W* wonder If Pro*ldent Tru­ man enjoy* th, rasponslbillllei of tho Whlkp Homo much 3* he (In*1 *l» preregativi*. Th. OPA .decontrol board hsi dxldtd not to'put celling* back on milk and butter. It driiUnlly figure* that a* long aa the people tsn't have meat, they may nml dally .product*. Tha State Chamber o f Conimerra raveal* that ilioro people with mord money era living in Florida today than ever beforo In lu history. That la very refrtehtng aa onc contemplstta tha current treiyl of U v alock markVt. Th* Tamps Tribune la delighted t* hsv* Henry Willses out of Ihe cabtnst. “ For Mr, Bvrne*’ *tkr, for tho country’* »slc», for :h* worls* m b s , " wiy* tha; Tribune. ‘‘fSttlng n troubltvmaksr like Mr. Wallace out of ths Cabinet U a good thing.’* ' iletler lata thnn R O Y JOHNSON'S G R IL L (JU5T GOOD FOOD!) , — SERVING— In liberal arts, business admlnisUMtion. education, law, muilc, f Eve Garrott pays high tribute ♦ to Ih* neople who represent ut In Washington in the mngaxlnj ' "Today’s Women”. Hhp call* Congress “ a mecca for cheap polltkil hack*, mental menial* and bewildered oluffera, with no­ thing tn recommend them for the , . h l f i offic* of member o f Con* g i\ »« except to an ability to get electee to IL" Tb* praatdepl. shortly afterward, rereread hlfir*' ** fwhfttdr Klfger* ,fO . a i S a t. aa a a. . a _______u self and withdrew the support be oviftnaUy'gmv* to tha Army-backed Kay-Johneon bill, attacked by the kctenUata U giving atomic control to the military. I W know th* part Kflgare played In turning Uw ooa. , • Kilgore, for whom th* stage U Bet to Hacked Senator Jam** Mead CD) or New- York aa chairman of the important lnreiUgaMng group, worked eloeelf yrith Mr. Thiman wtoft the Utter H i a aenator. The appointment of W, - Avrrell Harrlmen a* Secretary erf Commerce will give the Communltts something el** to howl abnatpalace he Inherited a hundftd inUlien doller* some year* ago from' hi* father, but moatbualncsi men will agrea that he It better equipped, for the com­ # FTtnCNDl o r "TOUNO BOB- t-AFOUJETTK havelien urging merce Job than 4ii* pre<i*ce*aor to run a* an Independent candidal* afoc* hie defeat for the It*Henry Wallace. And *v»n th* lean eenBlorta) nomlnaUon In WlacunRn by Judge Jorepb Mu* Ruaaliins should hot find liarrimen too ubjectionebl* -daipil* Chrthy. hi lx. Young Bob la taking hie However, thi bis wealth; he was pretty popular aver there ae ambaMBdor during Urn* about dec hie Progressiva J&rly H> IJta Indtp*ndtnl race. -IBumuer Well**, former V . -8. T h w ha I* foiiowfog m< long-time friend, I and urge* th* Unlto-l .flthte* aka knt In hia atai present criaU In Palestine Jnuaa”, aajr* Mr,' Welle*, "tmtn the Near East may soon .. . BREAKFAST — LUNCH — DINNER W ATCH FOR OPENING AD MRQY W ANTS TO SEE YOU" MAGNOLIA AVENUE Btet«nr» tfoivrW ty at Priknl ran atilt enroll i l Students in Its college, of law mid the registrar D R IV E S A F E L Y When likin g a drlvtrm « . imlnallon. there ara two Im­ portant phssra or th* twit an applicant must pas*. Hr mumt *at)*ririnri)y p*M. k road rale* teal. Th*** , n written question* based on Information contained In a'book Idt entitled " H it Drivers Handbook." This honktrl ran be i>b islnre from *ttj— W m r-IttfK » s v Patrolman. He mu>t also pa*a a driving d*mt n-i-atlon. He la sakBd to drike and to do aurh thlnga aa are eiperlrnred Ir irdlnary driving. During (he road teat |he appUcaal U n> Inked to do anjlhlng that h Capital Airport Manager Builds Castles In Air By JANE EADS W A S H IN G T O N - (/!>! - llervey F. I^ w , m nnagrr. of W **hlnt: lo n ’a Natinn.'il Airpi-r., fnrrsvi* Il eventually'w ill grot* inorp lhair fljOOO.OoO annually. , , . mostly fiiVm n o n -av lath n tiu*iiii-B*. Th* tlR 000,01)0 plant, opened m 1 W 1 , has *hown *:cady financial gain* every y e ir since 11141?. when 'here was n deficit of *J'I,80». !,a*r year Ih8 profit’ was ff>Jr- 4U5. Law has plans for beo*tine the non-avlnimn incont* ,'o even higher lavcls. « ' garsgs, a sho;>-4 P.lnic centrr. a fillinj* station, *hopv | IN N E R S P R IN G M ATTRESSES through last June. On March t», lPK , Provident Roosevelt wrote a note to hiv friend, Elmer L. Irt-y, retiring co­ ordinator of tho Tr. diury’*. 1 nr epfoierment agencies. Irey U vety prrud of thl* letter and h.n photographic coj ihs made of * . "On , Marrh fifteenth neither yuu nor I are particularly pop1.Iftr," wrote the president. "On thl*-coming'March fifteenth we will be unpopular with more millions o f taxpayer* then ever before. Sinr:. we are tn I,* companion* In misery, t frei, t aho-. b| fvkl^M nmoient To till you of my pride In the wdat of tho Intelligtprtt Untti ’ * -v i-jJ L ' • " I t ha* Juat corns to my 'atfenHon 'that twenty-hres yi nri ngs this coming Friday, March thii' teenth, you nrganiieil the Ini, 111gence Unit under my eld frlepi, Dan ttoper, whr at that time wg* commissioner of Internal r«veeiu.j Aa 'h * year* have gone by tho In­ telligence Unit hes-becoina a ahin- 1 Ing mark not 6nU o f Incorrupt!-j bliity but whirl Is just is Impor­ tant.* .i efficiency." -fflrten-v." 1 ,nt,’ of A -l loag, la *anU delay. ‘.a , >• ' , t j M att ro e* and Box Spring only lam ps g alo re will find ahuaat any type aa Senoto De' t’ardcna*, wife the Spaplih am|ioaudnr, Retilor ■ then rrBhcleCo de Cardeoas, can. Hot take, her noodle dogs on * plane. So she will net accompany! her husband b:ck to- Spain lkl«! thle acmmer,. [ Eh* and Ih* poodles, Ttmfnyi polltkwl ia m T r iH MOONSUIN1NG of Uw and to watch poUileal eya. . n dui hardly participate eolation without aesun of the responsibility fo r _ Safe Driving’ Winston Churchill advocate* u Statea of Kurupo . 1 , Itt place of a Disunited Stntes, It'i gn a t idea . • . Just to imagine in, Germany, Italy, YugoilavU ng doam ti>geib«r in t b v * 1v,te rlessiortal1 nt,llding; May U a thouaBOil Jlcar* from no*, any tint. soon, wo fear. * --------* Stock* lilted on the New York Kilgore Truman'* Friend LaFolloHo Cool to Floa Stock Exchange regained a bil­ But R o' b Mo " Y o t " M*rn Ho Bun a i an Independent lion dollars tn one day on new* of tltrnry Wallace^ resignation S p M tl to CiBlrtl Prtit — front the cabinet. Now, if It wat worth.a billion dollare to get rid ’• WASHINGTON—Aenltor MarDy Vf. KUfWe (O ) o f -Wfrt ’/lrci one* man, how much would the glnlm, stated to move up to head the former Truman War InvnolD country gain If it turned all tho gating. OwnWUH. I l l d o it friend o f President Truman. . ° » U -------- •Howev*r>.KllgtftoAioa ftot, J>*elU U to-gtv* the praoldent an »rgur _ ■- ■- » i _ ). - Crime' mdreted in Tlortda dur­ meat when ha does Hot Hkb the way tMnqp are moving, a case tn ing ihe pail year, but Alabama point was the battle over mmUFy-verra-dvttUn control of ttomto ■Dll hold* the record for murdei*. energy. A number pf interesting reason* , It did not leak out at the Ume. but Kilgore, arrayed with eelepUeU are glvet\ by' the Fill for in* ln kehalf of dVtllan control of atomic energy, arincrease in the number of crime* and for the most part th* war had npthlng lo do with it. United O PE N IN G SOON Future Of Education American colleges, starting a new nendemte yenrthia month, report phenomenal bnrollmcnts. Mnny youths who imd hoped to enter college Could find no place. The mail­ able t‘,fl(i0,U00 college sent* wore cornpoted for by 2.080.Ooo men and women. This, apparently, is not a post-war educational boom, as was at flrat thought Authorities like Frederick K, Ilobln, assistant director of the American Civil Liberties lltiion, predict Hint there will be 3,000,000 by 1950 and 6,000,000 by-i960 seeking higher education. Colleges see no promise of increased facilities to meet such demands. the n tw a l of rreada to Mt it maintain t t o . m i l >ervtc* in Aigtert—where It could strike wUk eharpWoeto at the tooft undertook* at the •ovt*t a u tl}ta ■ file .w r- enthusiast *i iy da1N rote *i, r : i ¥ \ aft ib jEQ -V '‘ K* ' V 3 •=. i • H r| Ilf^ h ^ iiv v which arg under cone true lion. This i i a d-yvar college. Enrollment U avallsbl* ncw f 0, 100 negro.’ * at the IJ«t |lno. Cookman Colleje In Dayti.jW n ’etch. n 2 -y;ar college, with ing accommodation* reasonably I— future, a.., * ml alto B assured in. the Immediate Jobs Ahead , High school girls thinking about what to do next after they graduate would do well to* consider fields in which there is a great heed for more trained worker*. Il is Important for them to be interested ih th<> kind of career they pick, but it is also a decided advantage to train for a bgslnesr-or profession which is sure to have fobs to offer for some ycahi to come. Today the erving needs arc for teachbrs and nurses. Both professions havq been notoriously underpaid ond overworked In the past, but the genera! furors over the situation and the rate at which women left for other Jobs in the Iasi few year»-have-brought about a chnnge in public nttitudd. A h n result, snlnries are going up and hours are coming down..More improvement is needed, but the trend Is started In the right direction. Girls who are Interested in cither teaching.or nursing have a aura career ahead of them, because the country greatly needs then)JUmU s beginning to recognise ■the importance of adequate recompense. • ■ have inriuslria) Inilituu at 8t Aomistine can enroll new aluden a and wiD he able to hou«« them upon cemrleHon ef off-campy t t M E :,A W . 01BLK VliltHK L ° l i TODAY N egro •. vritrsns Nairn* veterans found the' Florida Florida Agriculture®* AgTlcnlturoWl found »*vnanU7l Collette at TaiUfu*M unable Id accept new enroll m^nt* However, thr Florida Normal an,i among the girls insured .with- tive Metropolitan Life In­ surance Cohipany. Drqwnings ranked second as a cause of accidental death. Nearly one lialf tile deaths from burns and cotj* flagratiops, which were third in importance, resulted from children being trapped in burning homes. Firearm Mishaps, falls, and railway necident* were other lending typos of accidents among children of school age. * • . . "The decline in' tho denth rate froln accidents among youngsters has not kept pace with the reduction In the rate of dtinth from disease," the Metropolitan points out. "Among the insured of school age, accidents now account for about -III percent, of all deaths among white boys, whereas 30 years ago the proportion was only 22 per cent and the same period among white girls deaths by accident have risen from eight to 20 per cent of thp total." _ . - TUESDAY, HKPT. M. R»H'__ TUESDAY, SEPT. 24, l m»uu, irgy~-ifim blmbctT— moon ah In a an expansive builtteu If*you get caught A u*d one Polish moon1,000 xloiya and teato ld ,d a y * in JalL. f. W -to«< VSSro in hand .re the greatest ado* » In the epuntry T l r' ■ - " *B �I 'v K* . , b / '.- "j V* •/ ‘I «r % *. i ii 1 THE SANFORD HERALD, S A N F O R D , — r----- r And • « TUESDAY, SEPT. 24, 1946 h im . r---------- r*r»— i f*"*' FLORIDA - 1 Personal Activities Miss Williams And Mrs. Yes Icy Hostesses PAGE THREE i . ■T * THESE WOMEN Sue, William, * n j JUrs. ll> IIL T r V C LAR K K'’ termed, by rubbing' them witrt Y'csley entertained tho /AP Newsfenluie* lleauty bcl it«>r pumico -done. lia/vr blades am) Minimus Council council j/f r im Womans of tho First Han- y. u ever :mln ,.| how sciserrs used, for this chore can . Christian Church MSuday oven* wtetebed yuj look, when your feef p n -iP h.-iisidous -ing. Airs. J. • p. WiUlin led tho . r» - ♦ •i /"i » • ‘^ ,SS Stinecipher : ache' Yet vthrn you, f.e t ale A good trick for loibby sux*r<r( devotional with Mrs. (I, I). Lann intoitjil-lr. you art- more , likely i- to tAk* a pair o f white socks C dress leading: the mi,»ionary pro to feel good nil over and wear that bate been sn.united with gram. i ‘ k’ .a happy face. witch huirl, and leave ,tbeui o'l ’ , *;>»re Marie Stinecipher wa» .Air*. Jack Knnner presented ail 1 ire.i or sorf fee: “c3Ti make wbil,. tiny cat dinner ur while TU E8DA Y bdnorctl Thursday evening with Mrs. Clarence /Adams left Katur- inter, sting talk on the speial and • your eye* become dull and ),-tu they take |o nuiiulr* rest Ix-f'^s Th f Friendship I^a^uc of Iho *®n outdoor supper party by her , il(iy fo> Miami. educational Jife o f the church. eintle - weakT. II ale lines from an evening's date. Cenffregallotjal ChuVch will meet parent, Mr. ami Mr*. J. M. Mr*. J. 1.. Ilortan, president, prepain or weariness settle into pc at *3:00 P, M. at tho humo of Stinecipher in' their outdoor gar- 1 Mis* Selma I.evy’ has li ft .on *ii|!i>g over the business meeting All the foot trtuim enU you can man. nt wrinkle,. Mt* . - P eter Thuraton, West Side, den. at their home on Park Ave- „ trip to Miami and Cuba. tliink of. ti. wc-vc-r. will no' aid Ihe after which a social hour, wag Hcgin ut an earlyage to g u c feel tiiless you are projierty shod ^ THURSDAY ,,u*' t'*l*l,ratinir her 10th birthenjoyed. your fvet a* nttrh atleutiou a* at nil lino's. Mak,. sure that *hi>C* Miss Margaret Itoberta left • Among thost. 11•resent were Mr*. ^ "h # Southside r*arent'Teacher» your fare and >oif m dl *1.0 well •ire always n irrec'ly fitVeil. Whit* Assn, will honor the school'* new After suppe r. game*. contests 1Sunday for Wilmington, N, C. J. ,K. Harper, Mr*. M. t}. Tracy,' rewarded in your goo I g,o..’o in youf teens your feet are still fishing teachers and mother, With ...... _ and , „ .lift . . . . . . .en. where »h„ qlan«_ to make her Mr*. (i. W. Itoland, Mr,. Mary A _____ faVora Were in,- preginm. gtnwicg. so b*t'e th,. six* and tea at 9:1&, P. M. at the school. joyed by the little' guests. Mr,, home. 1 - a C. Hosier. Mr,. J. J. Kn-bant* • ..'Teen -age girl* who have Is-i-ii w i if^Ji-herked each time you buy Mis, W. H. Hughes, Mrs. V. H. Hoard Meeting of the Seminole Stinecipher was insisted bv Mi»*t lounging in mocrasin* .and cna new pair o f shoes. High School P. T. A. at 3:00 P. Mary Jane Dnhson in conducting Mis* Jean Whlgham returned Grin.illiam. Mrs. \A'. C. I Ison. Mr*. ?ual s.mdiil, during the summ.-r M. the games. 1 Sunday to h. S. C. W. at Tails* It. C,. Fox. Mrs. S. Moats of 'month* should get their ft e l in Trv serving i*aj»?r-thtu slices of Taa at South Side Auditorium Miss Mien J.ynn excelled 'in where she entered her Columbus-, Ohio, Mta. Jj IV W tt* teadiness fill heavier. trimtui-J onion to add rip to citrus fruit • us. Mt». Jack Kannrr and Mrs. l i l t P. M. honoring *new mothers the piu.up content and won a , M’ u . >-' * rrhues In gn with fall aiiil win er saladTo sweeten cooked toma­ Mary C, William, of Columbus.' and Jwo new teachers. U.x of stationary. For choosing1 ensemble,. toes. cook with onions .... the lucky number Mis*. Joni-San-1 Mrs. Tillie llairj o f Palatka Ohio. Rathe your fei t . i e g o I a r l y . , Also Mrs. Stanley. Huston), n rvr* t i. Y. * ders received u sewing kit and.was the guest oyer the weekend scrubbing them well with s' i-p .will hold the-first-fall?Mis*~Jeannetlc Wathen made the of " ,r Mrs. W. J. .Morrison, Airs. (>. D. I.andress, Mr*. J. I*. and water uiy| div them thorough­ I lutton. Mr*. K, C. Dobson, Mr*. | ly. Here's a goo^ tuck to rouse Kail Evans? Airs. W. P. Yesley, rVISoumnw*.tK3!oo ** _____ • the circulation: Plunge the feel lA R R E L l’ S Mi** Sue William*, W. It Yesley, •OXN ON THI SAMI DAY, 100 yean apart, llaiotd Dean Sawtcltr, 1, and , into a pan o f hot venter, then in ti — • |- u . . r , l . H » 0 h,V. weekend I IV. W. A iC c u iit William, and Master M m . Annctta EdmUton, 101, are shown a, they Jointly celebrated Ihrlr cold. Repent this action u v , r is I Sanford And Orlando K*th*r««! In the homt around the in Ocala a* the guest o f.M r. smi'Davl.l Wilson. PACKAGE S T O H J r U.aaAJ birthdays In Towanda, Kansas, by blowing out the candle on their cake.' tunas until you feel them tingle. P ilo ts E n in v P ir in ir * dini"K room table which was Mm. K. II. l>avi«. llu did and Air,. Kdmtiton live on the tame black. (International) m u itj Xbnjoj I unit decorated in white, green and Then after you.dry them, massa*. ■ HWt IT. ARCAtl IIUC. 7 % 0 * t W ____ :» , TK.A THURSDAY 1 mmi* baby oil or minetnl sit iot-i — n . ‘ k" •' ' • , pink, centered with • birthday Walter Steele .i, visiting hist Mrs. J. P. Cullen, president of V i The Orlando Pilot Club and a*s rake . . i . __■ __ __ d i . o . s .> » them ami massaer the feet and and sang "Happy Birthday Club met last to Grace Marie. The guests were sister hnd brother-in-law Mr. and ' the South Side' Parent-Tcachcm legs fi-uo the ball o f the foo' m ..the Banford _ Pilot --------r - ---nml "Mrs. Aelnta .evening , l SanLando Spring, for .then served punch and cake Airs. Make Sawyer in Allambre,' Asshciation, pn«t 'th,. nn^le ni'.d knee. T E R R A C E T A L K j I Mitchell, principal of South Side k picnic -and swimming party. while they watched the IjoUoree ■Calif, for sontu time. \fter leuving tin- nil on to peaAY pri m ary School, this morning unWeiner, were roasted over the open her .gifts. el late the «kin f* I ficr mill, ti'iCKCKI.IA TRIJLIJCK. W'illiam • Morriron III ha, re- nounced that _ir‘ ten honoring the ur more, wipe o ff ih,. exci-j- with ' f i i l t / e n M en fire aiid a picnic supper _________ , i Lnew. nml two new teach*Thn«* present were jleverly * turned to hi* hnttp- after spending1 new Mothers M " r e a d upon the long table,. * n soft -d o th «n l nuts-age ai-aio r*. Aladalyn Scott and Mrs. Fegjrv ‘Wright. Sonya * grandpafonts. j em Mr Cnoprr. Monday'shopper* Included MIIS. trl-clty Rotary supper a t Ibe with g»*nl. ^ *lity wlti-b liaaei Those from Sanford attending tra Mopforton. K l l e n Mr' * ni1 Mr* " • J- »)«m .n n , Sr.'W ilm a Morgnti will In- held in J. V ilU N D I.r .lt . TR U M A N I A Semi mile Mopforton were Mnt. Mary Itawlins. \|r,. and Sandra Country t'iuli Inst even­ width will • n ie -a-n| m I Whitno j the school 'auditorium Thumday Rni! ,.f l.ongwiim|, F. T. SIMP ing was n bang up success with lb fle-h is cl-|l o fl. get efl- • R.. C. Alaxwell, Mr,, lantrim- l.yon. Jeannette Wathen. Ro«g. Mrs. A, J. Walker ha* as her afternoon at 3 tlf> o'clock. P a t t y Collin,, SDN W. It STAItsNS. MRS the Deland. New Smyrna nml all.mu spots, if they Ini., alien I Beal. Mrs. M. I.. Raburn. Mrs. mnrv Garner, Patricia Tooke, guests for this week her slsterf. FRANK GEORGE of Osteen. Sanford clubs la-tug well repre* J- b. Clark, •Mr*. K. II. lainey, Gladys Hasty, Mrs. S. S. Goethe of I'alntka and AIIIS. M G. KIRRE, MRS. S. T. ,-ented . . . The golf tournam ent Mrs. J. C. Mitchell. Mr* M. It. Joni Sander*. Jeanne l-an^ Mil­ Mrs. J. P. -Gore of Jacksonville. NIX. MRS. P. E. JORDAN. played in tho.afternoon wn* sp o rt­ 8«tltle Mrs. Al F. Hunt* Mm. ler, Sandra Dunn. Caroline Huck. R£W 0Vt WAY I IK HADI-ERBON. ALTON ing good fun nnd it is piedicti-tl W. E. Jlollyhl-ad, Mm. J. I*. Hull, alie. Diane ’Moye. Joyce. Jones, Afr.and Mm. A. J. Walker have d Gl'NTKH, MRS. |.. L. Slid.. that more such meets will lx* held Mr*. Karlo • lirooine. Aim, K. II.* Alarthn Owen and Lynn Hauler- returned front Miunti Henrh whrru THAT '• > MI.S. -W . T. KELLY. M AYO . ... Have v»u seen the 'switiKini! Randall. Jr., Mm. II. A ..Swanson, •on. • they attended tb,. annual convrndoor" th a t the A. W. E PPS have l a n g s t d n . i K a if i. y\ a . n s . U h i Maude Runuey uitd Mis* tlon of „ the Railroad Tri{innien MRS. SAM KEELING. MRS. A. in the kitchen of their holm- on w h is t l e . fttssie *ie Hinton. and Auxiliary. / # • CASW ELL. It. r r MILLS. El» Idtke Miltllie? . . -. You will see -Prom Utlamlo were.Mm. Ku- I l i n f u T i l T T flllU P w iv P C "AND ALL OTHER C A R A W A Y , MRS. M. K? REG- tin- signature* of Ksufoi.l's not nice Keene.- Mm. Sata^i Hughe*. * « » H O U H L W lV e S Mr. and Mm. W. J. Morrison, 1 y. ISTKIt. MRS". I. J. HtJTLKR. able*, with several prile Versi . Mr*.' Irene Clnrk, Mr*. Nona Weekly from Hume Demonstration Sr. lunl chiltlten and Mr*. W.‘ Jl .UNNATURAL NOISES MRS. |^ C. ,111.1.IS of I dike it von venliite for a peek.!! Tb— Farley; Mrs. Dollye Hester. Mrs. I Hpeelalhil. Tallahassee Muriton, Sr. spent the day » * Maty, MRS. W. A. SWK-AT. MRS. new manager of Mathers f u r n i­ Anile AA'hllmun, Mr* |lo||y Itrnd i terdny in Daytopa Reach wilit W ALTER HUSH . . . Of nil the tu re is seaivbing fit. a home for it. o.-i.l i>. In. iii around ford, Mrs. Kdna Fuller, Mm. HACTICAI. POCKETS • Mi*, Katherine Morrison. s». .* Al. HR) V*- atoms so fnr tliN .urnnicr In* fiiniilv % . 1.- unit, o,il reAmy Cakoii., Dr. C h a r l o t t e i OAt H t, in ISK * M hi 1 SIC on* of On- iiii>«1 inlerc ling «ti.-* i. < l olooial." Dorothy Morrison, daughter of Champion, ilm. Iletb llarlieii. Pocket* in women’* clothes may Wn i o j u j ) e.1 b v M R S . M A ) M i: TI.E S mill ttii«t<\ »*ll*»•! - , . . If Miss Hoots Kvulis. ■Mis* Klliu 11- prurtinl a* well ns de-corative. 'I i and Mrs \V. A. Morrison,. ..f t.nM f.., hrui c >»l sale *■ r f-y H d i k .K IN . MRS. J W.. MERO. beth Overstreet, Miss Ksther Ibui c dres^ea. apron*, and garden left lecently to n t t e n d « weddin-' Mll> J. M JACKSON and two •• nt jii*I k'lVc (bfiu a ling • . . Vr*l, Mi,* Marcia Hood. .Mist or -*ork cl the* will In?, more con­ in Cies-nville, r.. r. after which FI IT r\rf hi-.uil III! V.i * you m ilN cfid-tivn NANCY and S-- L L Y and Jane Itritton, Mis, Janette iloux venient and satisfnrlmv if pockets she entered her sophonnire year II* Is an J.lav 1h«> | S T H 'IIK N HOIHIKIN wb n» visitr.1 at Agnes Scott. Decatur, (In. i are mu ll fully Useful, • id Mis, Klitabeth Dlckensou. in < oluinbia City, lud. illi . MRS. Hi t Minprimbl.l |.-*4 f.J i. i i -i >ear c On the skin. Docket* »houlil be W A S A U M ’VNN and C IIA It «»f II Aft* Mi. and Airs. - Henry Kwoope, placed where the hands *lip in I IH I’ urk A v c rn to Mrs. Emma Abrams iinturnlly without Vumblin, fur Mr. ii^ul Mrs. Charles Mahan, Miss Mi Kk I X 1*11 Thi* ’ II l II I l.KS MKRO . . . The p aily P lio n r 2 !) U P t l l l l l l f Ml III \ ll I’ llU < lit III *1M' tni'torv.l to. Indiana nnd enjoyed JannItiooks and Miss Frankin • Celebrates Birthday th- opening Many prrkel* on ■Hnughlim, Charles Swoope and w u i a I h *® ii • ‘him Ii on out-l’-or bunting, fishing and l~>ntreadymade ilresses ami pnttrrn< • . Mott* In- for 3 weeks . . . RollK IIT n f u l f it m il \ i t * n i i i u i i y Ffedilie. Poster of New Smyrna Mrs. R. F. Crenshaw enter­ are too J3gh. Hi m il,e arm* differ m t iiin t if W ILSON ami JOE MCCAHI.lN an*l t n o t v u f t i ’ M tin i ill lengtn, the loratiim of the Reach were the suppe, guests of tained in her .home at 1133 Ktfst K i- appi-a'mg in II •re again al Stetson University I.W j'KKK . |i|K-ki-’. lien’ s to I.,, irinl nut In-fcre Mr. and Airs. J. M. • Hlliu-i ipher Seventh Street ThUraduy after­ . MIL and MRS. ROY G.f i|«-|. 'for hscknig (hi- dric ’ fuml s'ilrhinu i’ done A patch 111*"* wee’s and attended the Sant i i 10 s o i ' m s i D i ’; k i n d k i b ; \ i m t o n noon honoring hrr mother 'Mrs. .W il.I.IAM SO N havo r e t u r n e d 'hat enin|>alg» r whatever seems liiH'ket is mure acvesxihle to the f< id-Orlundu Han-bull game. mn Abrams on her noth band if the tup is slanted down from a vacation spent in llendcr- .t» be nt »tak* f.'r the gom| of i f . ! 1 . . s p . v l i v «• It* rthday. Arrangement, of large I ward ihf *id«- rather thnn cut aomill.-.' N U . . . Fiieu.ls of -I” I lit* D ll r« Ilian CM Mr »njl Mrs. Hen T. Duncan of 1 xiM.bt l . i * a ll m r llow - chrysanthemums were -diuigh ucru**. - Slanted pockeLs bail blancisc" win- have tienn ihe MILS. H AROLD W E E K L Y will •1*. 1 .... ■n.-halMiii,and in-uuii Ire irry to barn ..f her illness at d In decorating t It,- 'living i lilaced e-umfoi lulilv low on skirl* ||r,,< *) theformers brotherOMIT ClUf to the brutal mtlrden ..t Were it not for making Hortk .uf the butue and n beauti­ are not only mors- cCnvenlent ImII : and *i*U-r Mr. and Mm . Emily Alr-mathy. JO-ycnr-oUl It—j li#r hom e*1 IH West Ninth Street ild’ h Is rather a m.u.-iful cake dtrnrateO in pink and nlro anfe. bemuse thpy lire- less ‘ *1- N- Sayrr left yesterday for hr ar Ian Or Dry an, t thin, wax a man', j . . . HOY H O LLE R Im* flown I. IAm . tt ., Vast’ 1 gTeen with HO lighted candle* •Hr I- *> catch, o i hiMtdlr* * and, 1’nrria Island. S. C when* he is f.-utprinta indilnod. arc ..riling to po­ 1.. Cltui.-an Fnuileuac, om- *.f the Th. l v l i p ' s . * Ul h .’ W t . k e e p W i l l i.p en .it II Dtl ■•'< lot b M \ mm mm; , formed the center pi»-ce on the do-ifknob*. ' |stationed with the If. R. Marine lice The girl', body was found In finest l.ot.-l-* in O.e world, t.. ntteiid the . oi.v.-uti.in «'f the New from •ala.(aging Florida house (lining room table. ’ j The primary p u r p o s e of i b ft'*the basement of the library, badly York L ife lii*uiauco t —mpuny wW c« btrod saving effort* during The honoree wa< presented Jpix g , i* to hold ml cjjrry. There beaten and punctured by 24 it dj i S e p l. .t()l 11 i d tin - S o u l lisi.lt- S ch o o l. T b - lerra.-e is JOO f.-i-p nlmv,. these innipt, warm day*, were lOvely gifts and many beautiful fore, skirt oorkrt* should in- roontyi Wiliam Carl Crosby, of Gol- wound,. She originally came from earda in remembrance of the en. ogh frr it clenched fist to go. iimMa. S. G. ha* been the guest Pitbiakl, Term. — - ( 101 ^ 0011010 ' ' fbo St. l.nwtenciT River, in , tha giWu. tmlsy -by Mrs. Ver‘« Walker, afionn" j Lt-asrt of (Juebec • . r Tho h. S U L L - l k - t i i d uf l j t a J t li - u m s u lt H t i t — ___ aoUtl «tcc*»lon._Cake we* Served jviQi in and out C'-Asly. -ThU ceuuUc* uf his -graadparsnta Mr. and Mn. M am x n n i r ii— b u r n — fBili.it' tlrtif xninrir g Itaw l ines- eepstllar ' 1~* j i» constrarte.l along iai Ik e ereetn to th g' gtieabL_Xbose culiaig_Ui*_Dockat Igrgc-Bimugh Daw Desnn.mfr-Lake ftfafy for tho trky keeping tlirir bread in Hie re'• ' J the old F»enrh rhatoa'l. I-til (gteaent and enjoying the party an 'her placing it pn a looar part * past two week*. Mr. Crosby was MR. HOLLER! . . . -W ltrit you frigcrntni help, prevent mold, in on vacation from the Major If placed whefe CAn-j 9 th the hostess and honoree of the . garment. six) the silver Cessna nirplane said Hi.- i .iliiliunist. At any title, , .. ffit* l* ale I.o .l.. ,.l,.a ..li» n it. Ires* thF body clcscly servatqry o f Music o f South were- the following relatives: th* flying ..1 er town ymt can l.*-t it's bread -In ill I Ih- kept in a cool, ihe rounded lin<of hips or O V rl Carolina but ha* returned to Mr*. A- I). Ahr*m*, d*ughter*.* ted e. ntainer that can HU. H E N R Y M CI.AIM .IN. JR. cl. an In-law, Mr*. Robert Jones, grand­ fust for example— the rurv,-« of t'rluml in to continue his studies. , and aired . . . He f l i e s other type planes he w.. • t*•■ -ndy will fit out the pmiket daughter,* Mrs. Emma C. Riddle, the - I-r .-lu I isn 't e s a d l y M- Id but prefei • !••,li.-...... Pltisburub Is one of.th>- m m t • n I -'it arlirl • forced in. even a l! I s i. I |».-IS .III..’ is S .» niece and Mr*. C. J. Coleman. p w l..' d -'. . . I M il'L l, As STFNSTIto.M Friend* present included Mrs. baii’lkrrrlrtrf. will make an un- YremirnDv mtssnelled place -1»»!••• • <1 '.x-s t.. gin 1.. ni-iId, W i:i)N IC S I).\ Y .M O K N IM i S IM X iA L will attend Stetson this year . . . In the United Slates lb* Itn.l part* amt dry T. E. Wilson. Mr*. Malwl Rlount. attiactice bulge and strain the trim MALCOLM M A G N E ILL le ft, ye*i * 1 mult. ___________ . Mrs. Fanni, Mason. Mr*. W. U t.-nlay t*. enter the university in the . ......iii.ie 4‘. mm| b le n d ... a T.. make pockets durable.' re-| Clicks Mrs. Martha MnffitC Mrs. Deland . . . It won’t be long WSfl.I i.xi-n Tin* tan lie used for cnfince' top corner, where the nocket to givr corner strength, A lk e .Thornton, Mm. F l o s s i e now before the Sanford Garden gmmb . for breading ur tupping griatrat strain cr me*. A atrip of A double row pf stitching' across ) n, Mm. K«ida Lord, Mr*. t pr. lasted Club and the Sanford Woman* other foods, or f.’ r baked di*hr» the umler-»iHe o f tho top of the pocket tiself gives T U Wafa, Mr*. N 'ltle Tiflia, the .Ires* 'aeroaa' th* ton pocket added strength against pull at this Club w ill Ix-gin swinging again «u rh ‘ n* liiea.i pudding .and rbi-ese . . . 'W i t h MRS. A. W. E l’ 1’8 fondue, R. W. Lalng and. Mr*, line ran l>e stitched qn with tho point. and MILS. O. I*. H ERN D O N ns Hemepilx-r. wr s t i l l n e e d t.. c u lt " ill* Vaughan. ICTY EDITOR — Cecelia Truluck • Mil* — TELE. NO. 148 AV. p. ■m *3o c i t i l a l e n d a i Honored On Birthday e r.son a Is YOUR RADIO MAY MAKE. WITH A C o m p e t e OVERHAULING! t Q p p /i(M i YJ .MBS. lOLI/AIUOTII 11 UN III 1.1. wt ( th* respective president*.. . . TJie ,i-rv»- f»« d. --------------------------- * --------- # ' :uaj from PENNEY FABRICS > growl IIA I T Y IIIK T IID A Y M r*, blddie Jolins.in OPENS 12:45 P. M. To .prrv rnl crkkrln from enter- Today - Wednesday! ting the house, seal tip all n a rk s fH I DAUOHTIg of tha owner of the ill-fated Hope. diamond, Mr*. Eve­ lyn McLeaft ftcynolds, 23, died In Waihlnglon from an aacldenlal overdose of sleeping tablet*. The young socialite Is the wife of former Senator Robert Reynold*, 81, whom she wed In 1041. (International) . and. poles In flixirs and loun.la I Hon, of houses ami lighten screen i ed windows.' I To dire an orange, cut ix-elrd .orange In half Lav flat side down JSlice lengthwise and eruv»w Ice Into desired stxrd pieces Lips Radiant a5 Glowing limbers ITAIUIHO NIW COIOII ••toe •• OhNtoall Owi,* I’pt *uk g.xc».n, color. .«*»• " " l " 1" * * HAYONS bring out •'Uiat look" for fa lll Plains, prints, spun ray­ ons I 69c - 98c yd. . q ia e itr H e w . tes kMbC L i a ^ ^ ~ W r x . U w ’'d** Wialwx. *»4 laJsOWsv |t" T f h a r k * : umm n^aitsi CdU HM l«t 1ICKINO hla rhopt in gntirinatloo. Tlmrnle Euo gtta ready H* take over hla dutlw a* chief mouse catcher at the BtandardOU Devalopmcnt Com­ pany In-Bayonne. N. J. •Tha'frllne "ed piper succeed, h i, mother. Innle. who recently p in e d on A fte r h n M Irig lh « jo b fo r IS y e a ri Timmlc’, salary I* 13.60 a month, I ) JO .mnra lhan Minnie Deceived. Tlte ralmt U due to (lie higher foil • i i '. ' , . •*« _ . , \ ‘ ^ • . ,»M fc on COTTONS maks up into fresh and colorful dretae*. Vat * dyed prlnltf 39c yd. th# M M * m iruiiiiii program . M M ,| m iSUU. AT MOST DIVO A m Dtr'AITMtlft JTOAtS Sport - "BLACK 'D U C K S 'A N J > >uchton Drug: Co. r , BROAD UILLP” *. PAH A M O U N T NEW S - k ■ �••• paoe four THE SANFORD HERALD, » A * FORD, FLORIDA No Extension Of Oct. 1 Deadline |U'Vfe Finds A For Beverage Licenses is Made TUkbUAY. S tF li 24, 1046 \Vay T o SIIUSTOKF., Warwickshire Eng.' - r (AT— .Church rcto NWTOM, Utah — M V - This Hero rw s a l 05 different w i, W «yn« county _ •conipiunity owes of spelling this vHTagr’* "ffa 1 divided between the lU te anil Bn, un*ume**fut n-J .-ouiity and representing an in- *u hWMwrtg to a Pqpulhr .of* 'res** o f ,30 licenses* or 88,317 '<ieaL ' story. It w « originally *n ,,ivtr th’ previous year. There f* n*m*d I’ leaiant' Crfcrk, but he­ irs ■ »leo un additional tax' per quart eauie so many other Ulsl) town* to 'ir gallon, bawd'on alcoholic e^i- hgvtf'"Pleusaiir fti their m in w , i»< .tent. • , * . civic official* changed it to Nool All fund* erllectod by the at'** torn. at from sale of beverages are, asld* The eWry is that (he swain to from necessary expenses, used for kepi after s g if) to marry him or rill site assistance and pensions but her stock answer was, “ No. -t- and to blind needy children *and Tom," any surplus goes to county seho*d ■ -_______ ir funds. | Dry ufe u carbon dioxide, com* e.. The State Beverage Department mon soda fountain gas. that has ty may rvvokr licenses for violations' bee ft solWIQed under Rrmxure n. by licensees, whether or hot Con* vv vlcted in any criminal 'court. " -------------------Other reasons for revoking a tito w in g’ children barn up energy fait. Replace ft with wholt»oOTV»WTfTt, the quick. ' Ctt source o f energy. Pur e C .in c Sug ar Private parking space for business men and women between Florida State Bank and Princess Theatre with entrance from First Street and exit to alley. By the month or year only at reasonable rates. | ' muv I - nmintslnlng tinl, -I' l ' ti rV I'Minlu-t or permlttil.g Dr Security Bond and Mortgage Co., Inc. ‘ _ 502, Allantic National Bank Building, or call Leonard llsrker Optometrist B»rw rtsmined—fJIswe* fitted 203 8. Orange A r t ____ Garland W. Spencer, Agent. Phone 99. {. ---- n .lakJ,. ill* n l'tly rymltirt mi the pr mine*. A fter a license Is revoked, another one may not be legally terured within two years. If a plecu of hustnes# U located in a town, u town or city Ifeetim imUt first b* secured and presmled to the county tax collector's office before a state and county license may tie issued. AH 'such licenses are issued over the «ignalur-s and real of the county Judge and .are countersigned by the lax ccllrctor. i-' f |; I * HOPKINSVILLE, Ky„’ Oriioner * in the injl here, uppar' rnlly unimpressed with Ike se­ curity of the (ail, took n plank, and pounded tho crll door unld he tore up the lock. When Adler Abner Wtthetvpoon went to re* muv, hhn for trial, he found it necessary to child the man out of his r e II. PO BB ’S HOME B A K E R Y 217 EAST FIRST STREET __, j ’ . u 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE Klerlrlc Tossters. 14.33 II. B. P O P * CO„ INC. FURNISHED room ■noli* Avenue. Hsve jrour portrait taken At NIUtTOLLS STUDIO 220 Weiseh Bldg., phone U M Children a specialty 8 ROOMS and bath, T mile* out ,on Mount Dors Highway. Lit) month to nduit* only. Sec Krutner at the l-«g Cabin. F U R N IS H E D ro^m, gentlemen referred. All. conycVtirmcr*, 10 W. it rd S t._______________ { U I'UOTOGAAPTTH Itev/ your BEST phologreph made at .TU B -RAYMOND STUblO U State.Bank Rldg.—.Ph. jqp3 ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS • FANS • MIXERS Of the M l locomotives placed in service,on U. S. railroads last year, 534 were diesels. • c a s h in g WAN TED TO RENT r ‘‘ “ "‘.Ly TROTTER APPLIANCE SERVICE A 304 W. SECOND STREET A 1tention H* FURNISHED house or apartment far couple with hairy. I'leute telephone 805. Need is urgent. 3 REAL ESTAT eT NUTATION leather* In most friv e*tuiin'.«!». 'colors ond large selection of good upholstery fabric* Robert S. Brdwn, 2011 N. iWNS m o w e d , Ri niiees.. Jerry laird, ph Orange Ave., Orlando. Pin. o R SALE HOSE8 10-ROOM 2 .alory house in good — condition. This house must he *TIVO. yegr-qld field grown everhloonung varieties. Over 50 moved from lot In order to varieties. FYro catalog . . . make room for husinrtit build­ Rn*e* in chlor. O rder now, ing and is 'priced right. Shown TI-TKX ItOSR N UItBRltlRS by appointment only. Hox 632, Tyler, Texas W. It. WILLIAMS, REALTOR 310 N. Park Avc. Phone 1120 Popular vSfat Cov«ra lenographer no N* h r c u a n ic h rrriHt raquIremcnL A TTK N TtW f' no co-makers on money loans Variable paymen We‘ have Just rccelvmt a large FAMU.Y L< • assortment of b a r d -to . get tools, and |t will pay you to MorMaTtank Bldg look them over, 12 SPECIAL SERVICES STANLEY*RO G E RS if ARD W AHE CO. SICNH Show cards ami porters MEN'S, women's and children's O -D E E -S SIGN SKHVIt l lirw Fall shoes. Kre us fog the O. J). Lahdress. Phone IU2 hard.io-get merchandise. 0. W, Clark, 200 Hanford Avc. FLOOR HANDING • Ishlnv. Cleaning .and wax SEE UR for Inntrsprlng Mat* surfaced per­ ---------*----- - to .j pertresses, Box ' Springs, and tng. New floors Hollywood Beds at factory fection. Old lloors mads Ilka new prices. Retail star* ft display Call n. M. GLKABON room. ■ • laiko Mary, "Fla. ' .119 W,. FIRST HT.' Echols Ridding A Furniture Co, RENT V TAR Hanford Mattress. Factory YOU DRIVE IT rinmo 1133 and 072-L____ PHONE 200 * BTRICKLANO-MORIMHON 00 DUN II AO AN cabbage plaid* " DltlVR-IT. IN I’. now ready. Phone 705-M. DOIM5K • PLYMOUTH OUTBOARD motor host for sale 'ARTS AND SERVICE — 15 fu esntury bull and 32 I'slmcllo Ave. Phone 1011 horse Johnson motor. Good SNAPSHOTS—printed, developed, condition. 110 jianford A vc, enlarged. We oapy old photo* Phone. 1088. graphs. OLIVER heavy duty diak and . NICITOLL8 STUDIO ** Harrow |85. 2-wheel dusting 220 Melsch Bl(lgH phone 1(80 machine srith hitch for tractor ■Use 9168. Call Carl 8 . Mycns, F.ufectRiC sppllam-e repairs— w# repair washing machine-,' •vmceun] cleaners, farts, mtxer*. Trotter Appliance Service,, 301 W. 2nd St., Phonr I M U , MAN'S 'Fashion Park ault,‘ slit 40, Florida weight, excellent r« condition. Phone 84ILJ. , ~Ia* Sanford, o f phone i,0 LLAND eabhege eetUr allght__ , I ty used tsro sets gears greens I H mlU North o f Long-a “ •* U on pavement, school bus .A ® 17-.^Woodward Are. material fo r 4 rooms and Ph me 6881, Orlando. 1 _ • S fE * . FULL NAM E ; Sanford Eurniture. Company’H BIG 5 SCHOOL T A B L E T MYSCHOOLTABLET e ljri Scon'S SCRAP BOOK SWuxiyV By R. J. SCOTT Slandnrd School l o a n s Ca r p e n t e r s . m ICC Tahiti 8x10 * I10HHOW H E R * WHERE P R IV .tC r IS RKSI'liClKD YOUR nateisl desire for privacy In money matters i, strlrtiy respected hsre. Friends and relatives are not • 000100 !*'* about your credit; four em­ ployer Or buaincca associate! will not hesr of your personal affair*. Thira U no cause, for flool, metal ahed Icon td, and nianahin v metal gursuo 25 x 25. Priced strenglS! for quick sale at $2,500. Ideal ac|(, for feed atnragv or small wood-working enterprise. j. NICELY arranged 6 room 'house ] CONCRETE with good screenrd tmrrhes. tank*, fen and nice 3 room garage apartbenches, I ment, all modern and in good I ('onerrte C ___ v o tiR C H itb y _ LOANS MADE FROM flu TO *300 strict privacy; fa n »crv FLORIDA LO AN CO. * 102 Sanford A vemia SEM INOLE TIRE SHOP 76-ft. adjointi M b thers! ■isiwm On School T a b let‘ DH ATL.it. tU.. «*>—The -eUlf in the county, cleik'a office rereived n fei|u«s’. from Drftison,' TeX.. for a r«|iv of the birth cerliftratr of * woman who wax born m I'.Htr In a plalsns Ohvkaistv. the staff ngreed, thi* wa* att ci ror. Hut titr nrord* »howei| the woman got her start in life In ‘the northeast corner of Power-’ Phone !U I _ PHONE 1064-J _ W R I T T E N IN G O L D After three years In tlnclc Bam’* painting 1 a cathedral steeple. Formerly an assistant t o . his I B U T cows- calve*, yearlings,* father, a boss painter, ho said I’ hone It. W. Lord. 7MH-W. thi*_ti(de, wns untiling nsw-So POINTJ-iHfj for ssle, fmemb'ifiTo.I htm. lSul the high work. is. When r » urk, 3 months idd.- Phonr MB. he first slid, out of u I 10 -fo<ithiah window in s hos’n’s chsir, 8 HELP W A N T E D hr fe ll.“ n little scared,” But new1 “ it's 'a good sprit to view the 01111 / (or soda fountain 'r.. I, city fruriS.” ey'e Drug Store. Part *.lm* full time. 1m it* L-.. _ , r>. CHITS and steal—ground fresh every Monday from snowflake F U It N I Iwfl E D or unfurnished corn. Tea be bought at Ggrd- B W O RK W ANTED house needed at once. Phone rier’s Store, Lake Mont op. 10 IftflO between 8:30 and 12:00 EX IT11T paint: ng —com not lb. lour SI.00. _t»n d 1:30 'til 0:00 P. SI. hmrly ha*is. s. m a c h in e s • VACUUM CLEANERS V P d a ,' L iv e s t o ck, Supplies ASSISTANT bookkeeper g opportunity fo r right pur Apply, Hollywood hfop rrfI , -------- a-------------------- r FOR RENT PHONE 864-J H A V A t iO IH M A K -R O ^ A M Alw ays faces * ( AO. I Z O N A ) . 40 Sheets east ‘ ' * * Including: Free Child’H Full Name W ritten In Gold No other parehose required In order to secare (his regatar stand­ ard 8c school tablet Including child's full name written in geld. “R a d a r s U SEFU LNESS EHD& A f THE SURFACE oF T ilt S E A R A D tO WAVES Travel W EAKLY IH* W A T E R WMo W A& CA r To o n is T V/M6 DREW THE FlfcfrT AKIMATED ^ART oom Vo n -fME M f t V I t l f Sanford FUKNlTUUE Company NEb SMitM, Manager . . Corner First Slrcet A Paltiiclio Avenue Em b e d d e d im a -Tr e e ( q M A i t p u n , /H D /A j WtMSOR. MC CAV f i j Bob Green T H E LO N E R A N G E R 60 YOU SNAPPED/ B-BUr.UHE V, THE; C A & L fi, Right WWre W *‘kh Been For 25 tear* K I R K - 1 TDLD WtiilE BflALEY^ LAID UP, I'M RUNNING THIS JOB. A N D Y O U 'R E F IR E D ANNOUNCING opening of L D .Blmonson Engineering A Sur­ veying. . Marlon C. (Imdon.tre T H E R E *VE 0 A C C ID E N T S J O B I FROM. L E S S M AN GET OUT; 1S NOTICES— PERSONA BRMINOLR T1RK SHOP ' sot North Park J Telephone 37 **7 IkastM ng'ITUXLDO KDVDS—complete line, foundation fo r. double CELERY plants for »a|e. ». Phone »IW . ' King, Watt Side. B Rig — Your corn, if, corn ft cob 01 r. for feed. J. W, Monroe. Phone 16. R. A, □IAJK1 ARTICLES W IBD LISTINGS, of Farm*. I'LL BUY year car Of aga or condition. 308 W. 8nd 8 L ^ t BURNBK kerosene h Phone 7B8-W. N O W THAT >tXJttT»XI 'ONOORAPIlS for KtuIe Bor, phone. t S B ttV C E F O L D E D - A ) rt e » K 3 M T IDEAS TO Ajj I — i MAICC M O N E Y .1 m lf. ir want* 14 Phon* STANDARD^TYT K W H I T E jO ST A FOUND LOUT—cu'er off Granite .trails* IL M. Gleason, Lake Mary. ■ t e i IS s? f.S L ssp :« t A U T O S F O R BALE iKHAKFti. Can be used l ir_ tractor/ 616 PM* SHOP ve. - or - phono . COS.yf* flatteb THAN MY y^ D O N rY X J u s ir W o n E .I si WELL J lF H E S J ; GOT A JO( WITH PAY 7 CUT ME �TUESDAY, SEPT. 24, 1946 T H E SANFORD HERALD, SANFQRp, FLQR1DA Of Strength To Be Dis- Cooperation From ince No Men Will Be Added \,a,es Wcu,d M' ln by LE A G U E SERVICE BUREAU Florida and Georgia baseball fana now awaiting opening game of the aevrnth annual inlcrdeaguu w rit* between lh 0 Georgia Flor­ ida and Florida SUle^Leagiie j r Innera can be assurofjof aeeirdN K rial teet of strength between the two lohpa for neither club meter will be added with slam t n e i othiw clubs. That wai agreed upon during the week by Florida Slate League president E. L. Padgett and Georgia. "Florida president W. T. Anderson. Only player* who will bo nl. lowed in uniform during the scheduled seven game aerie* will did thou* who wore on club ros* Ter* IB day* before the season ended, and not over IS men, in­ cluding the manager, ran bi- in uniform. The name 18 wilt be' eligible for all games. Both dub president* agreed that only ii\ eai* of InjuVy or serious illness, where the losa of a player would obviously detract from the rlub'i* urea) itandard of play, would a replacement be permit­ ted, and the replacement then tehoujd be a player of the same rUiiification. ' That la, if a rookie became in- j Jjured or 111, a rookie substitute vmiid.be permitted. If a limited service or unlimited class man PAGE F le e t-F o o te d T a r worn out of action, h is/ repke w ■ ment should be from that field. Here are the player* eligible for the scries a* certified by h u d * of the two leagues: AM EKICUS: M a n a g e r Jark Sanford, Thomas J. Adair, tinriimltcd veterans; James M. Turn-.' 'ur;. Charlie Dykes, . A m e r i c a • mello. Crawford Howard, John. ‘Aamer, I>wl» West. limited seiv lea; Joseph S. LsiiH, -.William V. Glvnn, Jflhn P. Cusick, Frank Whalen, Kenneth Corley. John Utke, Knbert Palantino, William Murray. Charles Dotnmcr. rookie*. MOULTltlE: Manager Te,l Pnrsrn*. Williant \V. Ilarne, and J, It. Pool,' jr.,. veterans; Kluyd B. Brook*. Kenne h E. Ryhrv. . William E. Kivelt, Steve Vukn*, Kerman E. Taylor, limited sets Ice; Andrew L, Ijrumaim, William C. Lahrnnec, Trank Del Pappa, WIHIam F. Miistemon. Alvfn Slecdley. Lee Holloman, jr., Don E. Whitmore, fl. L. LemUh, T. T. Blickwell, rookies. COME IN TODAY! Packers .Pack Big Punch In National Football League CLEVELAN D , Sept. 24. fA*>Hob Keller believes be would have a lielter chance of establishing a new strikeout record if he would, ret n little riHiperation from he teammates, and if the epporiti-fl would stop drlibera'ely trying t prevent him from mahuu such r mark. After losing to Hnl Newhnuser in a hurling duel Kundiy, Fe'lehad two complaints. One is that, the Tiger, wen* not rutting at j his offerings as they normally do. Instead, they were punchlngat the- ball in a drlib. rale at tempt to keen him from garner Inf as many strikeouts as osssibK Tlic other ermialnl I* that ht* teammates failed tn get any ru tw which made U ea»y for the Tieen l to use their tactics. sFeller saya be has haj alls ef hii* stuff- in ’ recent games,, and that he has felt u* strung a* ever, fie point* out that he baa" allowed only one extra-base blow in his last four games, and that wa* ft double by Buddy Lewis of th-y1 Washington Senators. Feller ftdda: "Did you notice. the way* Nevtheuser -stood at th-plate?. He evert tried to bunt to get on. The only guy swinging | was Dick Wakefield, lier.au>> 1 that’s the only way Dick know Imw to hit. The Sbna'ors did th__ , • __ ■ - same Ihtng"t>> me tsst "week In the first eight innings, we writ- Dan llamcn, l a m p i I f l i h i n ' I t i i f l l F * tmTrjjr hall link, is r s y u l r i l lo be one «f ( oarh Jack .Mclluisoil's Iry men this year. Hansen, mil- pt trailing, t to 0 , and l had ""H the fastest barks in the country, rrccnlly won the Csrolltia Ins Hallo li two strikeouts. Then w‘e mode A A V mrcl's tog-yard dash in 3.6 **mmlv fiv,, runs in the last of the eighth* and they were forced to swing, so l struck nut the side," Keller,abd NVwhoUser nre ache dnlcd to meet again nest Sun la) Aml Keller remarked facfltimriy "And I’ll bet „vou riirht now tlw ny A i i n i n i p m k w i t i i , j r . I get shut out again," ll> W ILLIAM FIVE WKKKK8 w stratum* GREEN* BAY, Wis,—Green Hay’* i » - » u * - utile** Coach Curley t.niiiuca.N optimism Is without lOUlid lion will I,- the Puckers "ft llil In the It* lit .National Foot­ ball League struggle, igimbcau. s iirling his 27th year a* head roach, -ay- that a Pucker cm ended l#*l year when the club tiiiishrd lower thin it hid In 12 years, but n new era is about to •loss m. S o li old slandtiies ns lo>u Brock. Joe Laws, Buckets Golden burs? iind" 111 - incomparable Don ILids^n time played their last. t-**l of a Series "This i. tthni we have bi>i>n waiting for," 1 hj- wily Belgian —»>». ' I I , trod -ollle good squads ef»re lie itnr and seme pretty fair one*.during the war, but Ihls i* re* good pc we've ever had - and maybe better, W’e are younger in over-nil age, we have balance in ,>t inn, runt 1 believe we'll show ihctir Amre g«>o,i rumling tuck* b- *' '"--'ve ever had," Dwelling on newcomer* nl the club's new hJ-mrr estate hear t iree ri Bay, Lambeqa beam* f*tet"*~Tntir ^peg —two huge for* M O NEY! INSIDE SPORTS REPORT College Foeth all Till- SV’ru it It- lit--h »i I !mn Season Moves Into .pry FrtI ftxuhnfl |h-Tu*a1 thin ]:* Ml tiim|Hiun on High Guar th is Week mthe lm a| fie ld K u d u ) flig h t tn a NEW YOBK, Sept, 2t, m »ne t*Hi im p rtfM ik e m n fin e r (dh— ever, (here ati* K|N*ft Th> college football season moves m slie wuNl i» f fki’iitn* 1nl 11 high gear Ihis week-end, mill choice inierseclional strug­ gle* and conference" engagements spnlhghtmg the schedule. I'tobaMy the nunilier one nttrarliorr of the day will he the •m-eling io-tweeyt Illinois and Not­ re I'anrr. And the Illinois .changes of c ppinp that cunlest have been enhanced now thut Perry Moss has been declared eligible for playSaturday's game went about a* rcppr'ted. I'scept for the strrnnhm up-it of Indiana tiy the Univer* «u> T.f Oinrlnnatb The GbielnMulian trimmed the defending W.sieto Ponferenco rhampions, 15 I#" fl. ^ Tlu* < mctnnwti Konch, Rnv Vnl* fin.’, *ii)9 then* uai no miktnke aliAut liu team’s perforniniirc. He deelar d: "W o ju»l outfought them." .. . * ORLANDO; Lou Bevil, veteran; M anager Ted -lU djl-ski. _Mike Dominguea, Cal Em m s, Jn-k Lavellc, Scott Cary, Fred Hwln- , delta, lie canto .MemlUirbar, IlmiKil , »civice; Lon {turns, Sam Co k L Lester Bergrr.su, It.,t**ti Katiehei. Qfnward Martin. J. M. McCarthy. "William Turner, Thomas I). Hyde. Janies Hester, nild Rudolph Ho ! H i»w - m u “■ • l"i'l l»4ifirii*?sini n Unit * the 11u!t hii* it» he tnm|i|> * ^U-tt fe.i th^ nut» ’ J J* M.a I they hud e ii r u l iil t d m id th. »l »i|n litP in K e rs d im ild In- *rtve»i t 14 " " ^ 5f*v hnjf»n*| |y fur W o rk my ,ki ! I*,tl ddliifemly ft* ^i%t* S&ftf)»ril * ‘ m ore ptiliwh. ? ifV m lu h l. !iy iim l g a in e d A e rim in n K r U* nttnek. lb 'll) Pie re y 71* y a r d i |»iue the ffi»rn h>citt h iv e Imd M -iy next \ . ‘ n ,,r ' Sikth Tilt »ls., ....... .............. aMil- ,( SOS FIRE EXTINGUISHER y e n r l*e m im U r . * FLUSH AND RADIATOR RUST RESISTOR J ( WiUia Andemoit wai* iia u^tuuL ^ ,‘**>' Huts tiff l* ! tn the H,t. the ditulnut |dnyer in thn Sun- S.mfmil I’H m Fed lean* »*f ll*It* 71" B fnrd h;n4fi« Id. Atiilrnron had * and \%t* gt,. «|l cxcvnllngl)' pr*»iiil punt avtTattt? *if .‘{ti.ft yanfn per J! Hie nuHtantliiig >*«r ihat tin ) w*t >- nras* r*se*r of , bunt *Uort on the l» imlf of hi* .... . 1 »»*'*-»>*«>' ts"un Kierry sinned lo yard* from ’ f j "' " " " " tf" '1 turn-, acdrumalfu amt would hav« had fim l'vtnt> «J*‘Vhnv more than that Imd h i* team l lb*>'d o n ly fu e gam ea g a in s t j ( ( ^ ■nates not cuiuiuiUed tor?cues t> *'“* '' ", ir ‘, rookies. ,* liiing slmui n penalty after lie , '• ' ' l' f sain.- <n. He) , bad turned in a long run. play'd ""c « m 1 '*-»■, linn did nut .. The Ked attack vftis not up “^ “ 'i until It'll "ben they * to par. The iH.ys wer,. sluggi.-.. " • * " K» w.1...... r'"V „ , i . i sml II* less and. npparenliy not * ,[l! ^*'ey met again u> .It'll in condition • wimn bn* started the cuiicnt ' !!,h X l. ~ I i •„„„ ,i„ . Serb'* i n a neutlnl field at Jack' count*-, lire l-ed linemen were in then- Mnv;ii • . ^ Fntelt w o rk in g-all—thss. ' time mid riot |, r , vi .ri.- u » i i CINCIMN’l ’IL-tScnL W W r too muth. rpraUo . ^^ .11 ^ ^one game . . 1 n*"t w lost year L m *B lIfr MiKec!rfiT6 w ill"sever-corinecf*j f A H 1 , K S O.' ( t* il ITT K> tnnse linemen. iKmnii- S|n..s 20 HI I...I three inul lu-i .me. t mis with tho Cincinnati Red* at [ i a b n . v amrllit-r two season man and Noliie 11n|*i »* 1 llroltiers S t . I a iu I* on Wednesday' night. v*-n -n tii w ith *he Gators, he pla.'. ■ f>n almost every pin) and lb IfniversHy of Miami’s f ••111 Central Manager Warren G H « r,| at guard in the ll'tl ami ’*2 eff«srts on defense a*'i--rli footbdi -i|uad lias font b to|her announced that McKechnie’* r e before entering Ihe Navy short of amnxing. Irani- 1:0 b riia-le op of one fn-haigtration would take effect at w|„.r,. he saw action in’ Ihe At Ths Eustl* eleven ba- n l>ig mao ,i.d ..to 01.01 » « b oiond Uint time after he conferred'with and pacific thealers arid iicnr«lrig in 1back ..... -ill capcrii rn-e lion. Iinlfl>ark mil lilt Cincinnati manager this mont- wn, decorated witlr sis bar*, eight placrw in thp confptime lb Leon Jones. Mocking i>a*k. from in*. __ battle stars. A native of Horyear and fmin nil u.licalioo, Minnu, AI. Jackie and Jark Adlor, alcKtchnie is expected to ap- *t(lw |,p attended Summerlin In will really b„ in Ihete giving *"'1* ('Am Bed Bank. N. Jfi Doilit Coach Jimmy Wilson a* act\ , hunky 2t)0 pounds hoppo-icnl* plenty of trouble. Bay Grorge, guard and Jack f'nrifeo, In* manager hafons hc leave* Ur# |, f|ve fMt i , n inches Inll. i* goml Gnteh i* tho yotingler who puck* center, Haverhill, Mass.; and Eduff,>nse and defense. * • I team. Ona of tho name* bein* jn 220 nver his six foot inn hub ward, end and Leo Houck, tailback mentioned for manager next sea(JKORGE B. HILLS. J1L, big frame, and he really moves it from Lancaster, Pit. make up the son ia TerrT Moore of th(> SL f„0t 21m i>ound former Navy . dnuhtc iginrlct. Louis Cardinal*. V'-lt star at Georgia, Tech, I* With Herman Wedcnrvyer and along loo, With * good bit of added polish ‘ IffKectnl#, W idsnUH y. aay* ho >rll, rrrily making comiietltlnn sliff the rest of tho whit kids back in ^ mm^ ^ M want* to atajr In ba*ebi)l. ' f„, * Uf 1 guard berth. Hr has *niform, Ht. MAry’a Colego o( the Feds will be ns good a tenof Tb-V — — j — j play d at fullback, tackle and California again loom* vtry large a* they w-cro last year. K o n t l I C k v 'A A l l e n gu.nd. hut i> making slcndr iqr-, in. football, ( ’oarh Jimmy Phelan • 11 1 «• • i ‘i i pros* mmt at guar<l Hi* thr-re drew a reconl rrumher of condt1 n c i l J f ln le si Ge-rgia Treb ban- I|iutli- nates from an rr11 - tunI, "Indent . _ fled him a* a enn«i*trnl. ag- body- of 800. U was not n lw ja NA SH V ILLE , SepL 24. 1A1-A gres-ive player. A f.. Noahvili#, Tenn., gtewspaper quotis E. I e» lllgh School, Ip m ld en t John Tigert of th e'star la- i» one of l ' Southeastern Conference as saying stud, nt* on the equn that Kentucky’s Ermal Allen ■’•ill three. h gh rchoor b « . ruled Inallgihlc by the con-'three college varsity Ferenc# executive committee, j 2* ^T.r' u L N P V Tigert w a» quoted a* saying |- OTT1S M.OONEA that ha had ndt followed - the Gator eleven in 10 rulae of procedure in referrin*! playeil at end. but the ewe, to the executive commit-* >■ ►■■>. improvement tee Hurt week because of Isck of daring fall workouts, time. A ruling that Allen era* Winter Park eligible we* handed down and no he i* » " • « “ (including C oni) A junior, he moro Imposing thst It actuslly 1J-7XINGT0N, V*.. (A1)— Denver « * ’ -:= ~ i,T e -itiftn a « " dl‘r* n dr* * V d Jt* D. Wood, former t/nlversity » f RIGHT G U A R D S noti-plsying member* of the qj, id footbsll star, ha* bn n FR A N K W R K N M , a fM »h- student Indy in football uniform, rvrmeti line coach at WnshlngM.i (by Wiss. 5-inch blade an, »»W Oit*. year* Ju*t to fill up )h a bench during a mnd Unlreralty. Bill McKechnie Will Sever Connections W ith Reds Sept, 25 A«,0, 5ffc Vofv* . RflDIATOF! Tile KeiU b «v r Mir mukmifw of .................. . Mil* he-st Inmlwill m ifu, d liard uuikuttfililrifiinir f1 ’ \'Mh the nl.iC e rn d and rce-tn ar l»ik ('"inpletery BII»d, tfuart ilia.’ H og. 49c STEERING WHEEL SPINNER I’ 1a f 1 I 1 with in4*t x 1 li 1 ■p i tid rfanip. Aliiafi ♦*• color*. sHturd7 cnnttrtirtfon filhClaly cfT|r|#nt vrtllj hc*vy hoi®. C om yldti SVHX-VWO R f i lie SPORTS ODDITY SCREW DRIVER . , Q C JsrnJilch Tockst Tyv». " k«g. )5c COMB. P LIER S . ,2 3 c Bis Inch. R0 7 . 1.59 w " PORTABLE M & N K EY V/RF.MCH | t^ (J BATTtRY Tsn Inctu Wlll Be HACKSAW . . Buyrcma Qnsllty M ONEY SAVER! U )()K I N ( K LE C TR K IRON Bcraw typs—« i y to oponts. Kit* bumpers of *11 cars. P IN K K N (j SH EARS ; llillibotutfh High School n game. impn where h* won three let.^ , ra. C L E M S T I N . « . C. - (A’ i Ciemson's footballers "Will attend quite a few T-partiet thia fall, but Ahe Tigar* won't he eervdig eny^B Ix 0f the teams on Clemson’* nine.game schedule will ron from ' the TV . Cleipson Is .sticking to the elngle wing. Khffding,, » teady in'Pri)vr-. ^ ........ ’ ____ I 1 . ‘ isN , h' ■ an -ven 200 lund*, b • ehunkv fivo Feet even. He »aw service In the SPORTS L A U G H LOOK I OUT! rive tool? In oust Devlepi up to 1000 pounds’ pressure SCISSORS (by Wisa nnd Do AVARM clo cks (Wind or Electric) OUTDOOR COOKING FO RK S .. . 30c (3 0 -In c h ) C A R V IN G SETS r with the cierelrad Indian* fr£ htwn from EHenton. Fla., U back# of last yea In hie eereeey he and .,» , former ater from Palmstto *■** hten lookingo r o f teamraatee were dl*-, ho.i ^here be olayed.fouriat 8t; Bonaventi a trade which aent another „ t fullback and won Fare plean, New York Yoq get tha RUIIBEUIZED SH EETING, y d . .. 60c nSuoncd that the player inrnrs utiii gim t# gw y ■w*■ * w o»ing right into the world me "y «uo qrtdWat they’d trod# me to !• S T IL L HAS -A CHANGE ** ew ». tho ^ BOSTON, Set*. U ; (/P)-^(tcher Dart Penile M the Boston Usd Box t* going lo gat at lahat one more chance to equal G r o m neveUnd Aleisndrr^* record w 47 wins In hl« Drat two year* Of Major Leaguo pitching. Ferrne already has tWd Wire Ferrell a American .League mark of 44 t te* •nrirs In tha flrtt two. yeere-ht the b!g.U ni& .------- ------------- : •••**11 vn vu* p*’ * ' *• last year. divldendv By buying a mutual -------- -— — ----------{policy from u*. you can further ‘ K L ,BR TU RN S PRO reduce your yearty eoet to 67 3* « / 6c of every NOTBE DAME, Ind - (A T -h oik -. Yeu can't low - If you Leo (C ryiU I) KTIer, crack for-'don’t get a dividend you are nqt "Watd. for. N o tfe Dame'a qulnUt paying any more than the publast season, baa signed a three- Tithed rate* for your Insurance. year contract to play With th e, The Mutual Companies w. Indianapolis Ksutsky fiv* in the represent have always paid anNational Professional Basketbatl mis! dividend* to policyholders. League. KHer*e S»6 points laal C. M. Boyd k Co. “ Your Mutual season U th# hlMImo’ Iriih Ii»hrnru-p_ Friend,’ ’ u lU iic-iO L— high. |Adv. ^ •• » • (42 incht* wide) *—^ , O P E N A C H A H i. f A C C O U N T O R W H IT E CHEESE CLO TH , yd..... 12c USE O U R C O N V t N t t N T B U O G n ROBSONsgoods5 6 B u t F in n S L ( Vi Hlock B u t o f P .O .) IF Y O U P P fcl f R - in -in - _ S S GIVES ea s t f ir s t s t r e e t PLAN �TUESDAY, 3EPT. 24, l&4j THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA H lu iitlit), lift 1 "JH A. IJq l> iS i u f Ml I IT fit aK*1n*t you Mill .a 1,1 Legal Notice HAim*-i*. v k n a iii .i. Iir f m ila t il* Ol VOUCH ••riii: h tatk lU lK U T IN tlH : TO V BN A III.K w h «»»* • jd f r M l» : or! w ill l ..-VI.-*I'll" * 1 • lj(, I tint tt>l> B tftlr**|ifl p u M f.h .g n w*»k for r<ii0» r u n .r c u ilt a , In lh a Ha Ilfo rd l l r m l 4 » r K lu rld * . * W iln r iia m y h »n .l and of ,aaid C o u rt lh i« 11*1 J l u iu d , X H .'.U II. a v . iik iin im .n n t r k of C irc u it i h a m lm il* County H r I t U U im iili" K 0 I IK V K I t l.V Jd»"K»\AS A ilu r iu v fo r I'lM ln tllf ttrU lu lf* Klft. , 1hi: AIt o r TIIK IN T l r t : C I R C U I T C O U I n in t u J I I W C I A I . «‘l a n i> r o it h k h in o l i: H T A T K O K K U O H ll’ A. l' k k y S o «*i N A O U f H V K N A H I.K l-la ln U ff. "t i! j > ., f i v . itrfm ill W1i • K.mitin! I f A It n T L trr-d »n *a and H a r r y I*. V ariab le i l l O a k la n d A n n u a Athene, ila o r g i* Vim n r « tierahy n u tifi* t O inl « 'i't fu r d iy u rc a baa been fH ril a r t l n r l yo u . In the C lrw iilt l im n m r e rm .nuia C o u n ty, K lu rld n , Hi C iia n ra M u .« in | i«M t |*»*t**r | '-1 r t--p« in , by N aom i It- V a iw W n Vnu lira MB I.lttili If* t n t lf llw v Tifctna t**) I*-* *»■» » ♦ « k! |rp IRB H» hereby fn tu lre d In ■ fita y o u r » | i‘ r*m VIM **■ * y* r -»** IHlPplim t-rj tiu wm4 y-rat nnca w ith Ilia C la r k o f • T il C ourt In tba C o u n ty t‘ >«rl llm ia r nt a ll d ru K a lu ra a everyw here h aIIlo rd , at Toin ,Titn n H ru a C o Husbands! Wives! Want new Pep and Vintf (f jt t t r rt d lio iid l) j tIHTIUCID to 99 yeai* In prUon for'lht murder of hit wife, Berlin, nt ifentrails. IIU 8 am Clifton (Iftt) leave* the county Jail at Chttlvr, hninli uiTi<1 to Kdwatd Cunningham, who Ii to rrjve a tenltnce for vhninal csiauJt. Under hli n in Clifton hug* a tilt la. (Inlrtnallunai) -f t l> l* t lila ' * IO i day of LE G A L NOTICE HamlMo.a /*iiini I r, riorlda. > »t u n Iliai, IIt** la ] Itf »uuif hi It an ah* aulmf*. ilfvorck1, 1*9 uf liritihef. If II H134] that lut|k« ••nil tllfMuf ‘I define |.|I| r*t*rjfp**n *%'I’ll h»F ■unrrmf aiMl llir »;i*J cause t»l ti juirlp *WTjTNK.‘iS my iidid 111H wffis ial iit i» a im o *1^11. uf t-t'i4t»tiit|Ar, l ' * i y :t|H I>O N t'lertK cffruti 1*01.11 Mp IUIUo I p ('O tjotl tA t. H I.M I.I K - .H D a s Im M rr , . . j -* Ai*i*t:.4n 'X V IT N K rtil—ro» hood , -.0 ^ .c r I an t 'lr r k o n n ® r T c lr iu ii i* rn iit of H»m Inolp CoiW R y. K lo rld a , tlila l i l t i •U> of Mp|iiMnb*r, A- l> l»l«. • i ll/O .tJ YwU B N *ih#fKiiv f + f iH lM 14 Mil I h f l i f f i tidy of O etol»trf /ir I* *n « v r if k ln su it 'f a r diyoi**. in ii'liiv* la l l m d r p n ‘ 1 iT fiiirt uf tfra iifiiiiK ‘ m ii lily . F la rfifA , m i/ n t K lif t»v ia l (f<1 f l ili- u f w h ich r n « |« Elllt* L u ii ItrirlifA u - iiln t n llf f v W ill i* ft Ml ly .1 1» p r f f net A " lir if M m y h*o<1 n/u| a f f t r l il • t .‘ in f * .r.I Hv'titfimli* I ’. i u i i l i , h la ir of »tvi |c ih d e y uf a I r 111 t*r f , A. p . * 11 1 i * 1 i a,, ^ . f l r lt N f t O M • P i k <ir r i r a u i i (*«iurf p u u fity , tart I t lu p p ly you r dem nnda fo r e le c tr ic a l et)ui]iment i rvice. " T h e C u ito m e r la A lw a y a F iyat’ ’ m t h r j o f th e . E le c tric S ervic e C o m p an y. Milk Mixture for S to m a c h U lce ra MA ATTACH ELECTRIC SERVICE 'S f; COMPANY S A Iiuui «k*4Mdl dMMiiVtTV Uant lUktl key AcaUdi anil taua^uli t i t t y f u t i p u rta v t l* r o . (a|aiaa , klta m #a**l til IkllH. af o ll- A■ >t . , * ■, , .. I ,1.1 « _ IwniliM la tp w a iu i yrt an HfRtlr*. In away inipi Hit yamt of Uomtib u to n da>epa« IBJUrdulilr AW. rtfcswiitud«d Iw Rtf ptiia, lid U H Ila , taa.UAi.il dot 1u t j i a 1 '•>silly. Sudroii may i ~ « i.y ll « » i bana bi i i U t m n i i U a ilt of I.U k iH In a t lias diu, (Ml. LllffIN <utta.ua dot 1, U i l a m t n lalti | a m l I a n . t o f lo 1. 1/ Ji»t nut lau ua* An a ball uU a uf nulk Caala tad blUt. l l m ratlify « uaugi u l o d d ■ a Ilk a paUWUta tanamla wktth ■war tardWPt Mlkmalla u d lasav HtWis Up* k . f n a n *b o fntltr*4 *llh drtad »ou*liia*, .boktaf. alia, ha af saibiaa pareayama af ItwaU rallat sflar ualae m IHKAI.I iC iu llia .iw taTr aa knrtad.1 r K O U t l l ll ia a l l Bilk atrial ipasasbaik naraslpp ba I,nncy'a Drug Store, Metsch Itldt;. Mail Order, 1*11led. THE OLD HOME TOW N ! ! ! --P A W , YO U V E uf h y « llu r any ui 11,*- f*imri it u u ie in H -!iir« fi|, r iu r h la uh th« J llh eltiy nii'ki'il' ouilfcta. ,,'nil i |lt. result is n Isrjft" aurphls of r a lllr wl|>li iholild ha iliipospjf of," hr* nihli'il. today yi.1 {. onaii sljpnienl uf It* T. Hunt, Naiifurtl Avt-jiU i" N f and iHiik, •f.oi.i Koilugliy. feed rnercliatit, ---- *pr,eiUcleit that whkh lliry staled' wnyld be Krine under Ot'A reiliuK* 'thare would by noon. Hupiill. a i f ‘rhU-keii, the *ann> k h o rtn t'a nf fU jf n-i Ijii V/i dnl ‘Ijili ii.'i»ohi itdeduat j ; . bafur*. when eeltlnfr* wm> I n ­ i’ uihled ttint fil'd men Home tura) meat men |ioiuted o v e n - now. know w ind cut. that with cattle on the hoof briliffiDK iv« hi|{b ns Ifi cents a rcllinifR were In effect on feed, pound mi iTir hoof ut Klsalrnmee J'."r wr,r th ey nidi- to secure in ft>r rim tio n fr in n I t l' A o f fi auctions, it is chenper (o si.II d Ily* weight, than to slaughter c'a ‘* for focal u>e to sell under ceiling prices. Alto they atiited that 1 ^" mnny rnttln yniwer* refrain ,*• drum-slaughtering because thry !’r,tjr eannol understand the many QPA lutes add regulation*. Wllll " I f sl.ak men in the state of Flotidn cannot dispose of - their u rrllii>s, <r. s a le by l . i n e y a lio n nd 1‘ r iig S to re * e ve ry 207 M A G N O L I A A V E . ■ SA N FO R D . FLA Phone 101 J. E. M e A lex a n d e r, Jr. By S T A N LE Y < fO T A L L T H ' H A IR T O M tC S Y O U ______ t ii . IIK N IIV J. U A T T U H C H . ■ O a fa n A a n l. T I I K H T A T K O K K l/ O l t lp A * T O I I K N I I V J . M A T T C H C I1T •, Y jh i a r e ( h e re b y n o llf lr d .that a iill h d * ‘ liV*n f lin t In Ilia C lr r t*nuft u f H am lno la C o u n ty , K io to T<l Wit* IV Tlitf tfratt, Mrltrii* p Iar ? Ilf f a^l*l«-||fr ! . MfVktlfiVfr,- Vtia ami llturefuia i»pp**dr la aalrl nttft 111 V ^ W H E W H ep tem b.r, '* I* IIC IIN M O N I C la r k , C ir c u it C o u rt, n > > H I M . M K A l.l K lir i-l l* lliiiw ilio ld r r Cattlemen Are Unable To Supply IdOcal Markets rom titalrm n t. \ t . Ile n r v J . M attuerh, d rfrn d a n t. C h a n c e ry No. « U * T h e D atura o f th la a u ll la to n btiiln a d lro rra , T o u m e re q u ire d lu flip y o u r W ritte n a iie a ra n v e ou nr befora Ih r M w on ty.firat d a y af t ie . tnlier, A . ^ l f l f l t , o f a i l r r f t l |trt» , o r ilr .« . ‘'la. e n t . o r o . i i p i Tilt* United* Hlntra jx iT iv e s l lie Ih r r c a f , a i l r r T r pr/.* m flf* " a n ' w III CURT. lamt-at oya|*'r fl.lit-tliT In the I* en tered art"! Ilia aald ra u a a p ru- h a h i u b t r M A T T U B C II. ,r .i n p a rin ' C o m p la in a n t. . world. , W IT .V ia iH my hand* a n il o ffic ia l tk TO Q U I T B U Y / A IO H E A R AB O U T O A lJ ^ R A D I O --------- Y O U S M E L L j -------------T E R R IB L E / / J ------- < < r ' V * ' —Jn tune with the timea, M A T H E R is givingr Sanford the moHt^ up-to-date furniture-in central Florida. 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T AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK i v VOLUME XXXVII * E a ta b lU h ed 1908 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y , Big Four Group To ose O f Italy’s ♦tt« Italian Territorial Commission Votes To Allow Ministers PARIS, Sept. 26, m — The Italian Territorial Commiuion at the Paris Peacn Conference .today Adopted the article which afuiittna the final disposition of Italy'* colonial holdings in Africn to the Rig Four nations. . « Glndwyn Jebb, the Brit­ ish 'delcRnte, speuklng for Um Foreign Ministers' Council. promised that the countrtm which routht fought a with thf AlUra In Africa '1 will be consulted- fully on their 1 claim*.'. _ .Jebb reletrrd to Ethiopia. Egypt and Australia, but added that he mererd Orltaln'a right to apeak be­ fore the United State* and Russia on the. ground lhal \he British fought alone "In Lybla'aml stopped viCarahal Rommel at Ki Alamein. v* The e .nr conservative press III Rome was angry over. Petla dfcpatche* JkWfch - decided that the p e a * ___ «_ . .m m . • . ■ * H II — parley had deckled lo give Eritrea to Ethiopia. The edltariallala rail­ ed IhU an outrage agalnat Justice, an offense against tho dignity of tha European peoples, and that e AUrea i will thus be doomed K> bcomlng a slave province. •Tile United Slates favored Inde­ pendence a.* coop «s possible for Mve majority* of the Italian colon- • BrIII.h Foreign Secretary Devin conferred today wlUi Oecrelary of Ctate Ilyrnea. presumably lo clarify the positions of Ihe two cpunlrici on Uvla Issue Byrnes waa dhH to meet th is afternoon with W. Aver•11 Harrlman. Ihe new Becrelgry of Commerce, who la leaving Ida nmbaiaodorlkl post In I-ondon. It' may sound simple but sort. In* majl In the air has never been done by the Poet Office Department hefdre. It Is a neces­ sary step in handling Ihe In- jgpreaied volume of air mall tbs government especla when tha 6 cant rate for dome*tie air mall goes into affect on Oct. I. Ajrtt 4-W Jewish New Y ea r T o Be, Observed Tonight Barvlcea will be oonduted this evening at th* Jewish Community - ’ on East Sixteenth Street aa usher* In th* Jewish New ; 8707 and known as Noth Hashana’, r.. Roberta o f Orlando will - assist in fthe amice. "Where Lies Security» " will be the. topic of tho sermon which wUI be given this evening •* 8.00 o’clock by Rank Attaina*. ____ tag at 10:00-o’clock-the of the "Juda- Urn's Contrlbu ’ , HEKVO RETIRING . •NftW YORK. Sept, 15—( A V - 1946 Briton Describes Greek Strife As Small Civil War *• tiAf.tlMOHK Mil *pt ;-r. •Vi 4'*rnl)-imr-jrur ol.l It., tllork b mtnu, .i meal el h it Ml*- llUnk told i-ollr**-»!*:»• site fcerimk c i e n ta il.I la*t iilslit «tt**r a bsiulli rrh'ied I.t moth•r'a miH-ery .->lote lh.it rite ri-j ,| iilm half a bl«vk up ’If,- li.-el •sttt} hurled a in Ml ele.i,er at him lor good m e j.a rr The rlenvrr mUvd It, iau?l Itehcll'mis Forfeit Arc Got tint? Arms From Albania, Yugoslavia Steel Firm W orkers Protest Sentence Given To Mueller ^ SALONIKA, tiire-r, Srpl. 21—-i/P. —The Prrnvirr of PITTSBURG. Sept. 2 5 -(> D — (•refer, ( nnsta.itin Tssldari*,. Th* Duqursnc Light Company ha* described the * i.ilenre In in Pittahurgh today announced m ilhtrn Greece a* actual war that ita employe* have failed to against Ihe nlale. Hr declar­ end thtlr' walkout aa ordered by ed, lhal Ihe turmoil rrralril Ihe Allegheny County Common t I I.) cilprkir <d leftist band* In Plea* Court. The court yesterday The**al>’ and Macedonia » o set the deadline fer th* end of h* 4 a- auction- uf order bul the walkout at 10:00 A. M. Baska i|Nr»llon of « v trn Daylight Time today.. ' ThP decision slated that, the LONDON. Srpl *j;» DlN A court would hold nine independent poiii'fHitnn f«*r Mir ItrfttinH Korrljji* lea (era guilty of-contempt unless -(M ic e tit-lav ile»cidi.-.l the flglil they called off the strike. At inc in (JrriM r ,i' n "win.ill wnlf that time It also aen'eneed the 8 UKVIVEO the crash of the Belgian sibena airliner In the Newfoundland wilderness, Jeanne Err. j ejvil wir. ' II. .* «il tlul I lie t.U’ei. preallent > - . __ ....of„ the - , striking __- union. BAVINO . . _____ I ____ _multm . _ ,i„ ik .Rffm n itn . .u.% . ih. ..O I.U ..J .M.H. 9T\t of. ■■ || ____ nrrlvorm. drmlh the ICoA^CiUttri) rrmwv |>Une uv wlilrh ,ho Usd hern ' reerntmem has nresenu.l evidence Mueller. to one vear Jrfc rtfr, If, Mi if Mir i» brlli min f«»r» r > wric btfwr A tlrr when II irllUd on Ihr fioiulrr «(rpor| niii^m, flffinrl I h C«»4%l (iiMnl pliolo. > 4 . " J eenUmift-rof court. - * jflown* t 1 4• . „. r • I •' * . i (iinir * llirii min fr**ni Allied Mu llat.. had Its* Mo:Her had VafnaM refused I. to and end' •llUf fitiil Y iiito-Itivin. Iltiwrvcr, Mi' strike which hea crippled business K« rri<n O ffn r irpK •riiiHtivr %.u I •ml Induatry In the nttaburg area Mm- Hiitf.h *now in titer*'#When today's deadlint arrived, w ill mil - nllnl ti|n*n Hltlr the court gave the strikers ona tl. titrrk k’ >v ttinuiit i»«|iir * estra hour to return to work. thru «i«l • Workers at th? JonrQ and A m ,hlli>i* r* thr Hi»M*h -|M»k•• Laugiilin strel corporation have iimn. ihr litfrk r%i»httrr rt liret » begun a sympathy strike. ApIty ASSOCIATED p r e s s i «.«> At4*1HVlit* elf 4** *•»*•* H k* Y l l ^ o U ' i j .H I M h i H U 'I I parsntly it I, in protrst niictnat iih | l i n i n '. t l r th a t any f " * • ' •r 1 thP Jail sentence given Mueller. Mi' -It*! Stalin I' hInv l«f« i* l •*njim wen tmtnir no f i»!f Mir Vminl t*illf*iij? m *w *|ui|»cr Workers at th? 4ones and • fill rpe |if ^'ntpl ItII ,| r«fi* •» w m Mi* Smilli Smni' • ••it#*i jnl I I.aughlin plants brlong lo the l‘ * * limit d land that lllitaiii | .« | a i i ( i |t * . it 111 Sf.ilm « lll'tta Hie ( ’If) Steel Woikera tJnion. So h|i t * •!* i»l»! Mm n i «•;» » ■• i f is* .itniftnir. ,"M uilivr* » far, ab-ut 700 men have left rO||llllltte.| \.y thr t i iVl k• ilrr.v tiling witty m! tit title thtir jobs at ona of the plants. Tlli *|MtkrOiiqii aid lie dl*| iml Some have. been quota! a* say­ In AHaiitli. t fir fniiMiftlllmt l lieej whrlhn M» Mi#*-i*ht fiuhtiio; ing they are going to stay out ram-' forth u-itl» hiich |irni*«\ Tinin tirrrn* hik anylhiii^ to »l A. Itcid Manft, statu Legion ad until Muellgr gelt out-of jail. I>nI••■i »Hi«l "On th«* whole, it l» tlld tilt buidtt limped it up to »dd lo Ihe IMi. loo*, lie had yar-' nrrgd In thr .»r*uf- Hill .alii Mika Block . "let lillii b.,tr llie VVp don’t haw ant . ago. * CoveiTMir •Caldwell an.nuunr-ed flic* appointment i leaver no-a- ali>* k ^ Named President ; Of Kiwanis Club, Legionaires To Stalin's Statements Bring Varied Leave Thursday Reaction Among South’s Newspapers For Convention ^ To Take Part In London Conclave juUul, togctlui wifUi Joel A. Held Agency Sanford postmaster and CampbdLj I.Ofifiin.- Poet r»JI delegate, • w ill, cision leav# Tiiurcdoy mrming for the Hour national la^rinn convention which IteacheH D e ­ it flunk, Pitc«»urHi;HiK 9inlriiit*nt. frrih Ih»|m* to all Ihioi* A fte r Six -*It h'iKivry fr*r w-»r Debate Today*1 111 J||rk*«M|Vlll«*, Mo I IlllPe cptn* Monday ak San Kranciaco. — T O * vdll motor U> Ocala and Ji-RUSALKM. Srpl 25 M/P) pick up K»l Marlin, “ delegala| -fhe Innei /.ionut Couneil i ,hIa , and Ihr,, to Jackadnv.llle wherej,Jpr|l| P i| lhp a k?iic) , ---7 , . a a •*, a i M I *A | IM H I M ir **V n * ’M I O k n ilJ they will embark on n l*ello „u,. ,,n,i ihP London with thr f*« 1 that Kin^ h " " K ' II e»f (#!*•*•'•* U hI out to rrturn to hi4 fhinjir *h rt|HN-|rd 1 I .o r London f..| A thru- Mnlav thr %|H»k«'»in.*n *ald their I nltilt wii^ not "pilltiKIli An tidcno that > uj**»l»nv and \1 a.tt'l Slnlirt atill Iruvr* |human mdividijfil« hi- invnlvr.i in thr wiirlrl |»f*r|ilt*»c«l n** t*» th« th* fiuhtiiiK. hu! »u*t ni lurndHu^ fJj'n f hi* ►•e*1 rinrtil* ,,ppm(1' p ,,lP" \ '" " I - " f PCNinr tltrv •!«» »•*•( jll»« with th«- of •'•> .«*ill -•*•*,l„mi.-,| 11,.,' llni - II, uct ion a of Russian ri-|ii al ive . ,il|i|dviog ' lo- i.n-rk .1 .1 1 im l m * T)l, pc«vt Orlr.nu Times-Pic gus.biimenl with aims, nyul„. .sinlin'* Ktalnio-nU by sr ( 1 _T no lueah-i are full em.UKh to m i thi* afternoon a fte r.Mr*. Charles II An.livv,., th-. widow of. the Inf#* Snifll-.r, <l**t llticil to. flrrrpt lh»» 11•••1111 fi•>tt K. iiiiM, *!i,. .. tiio I'ciqocratic ir.'iiihu*. THflfP . Slopes Of Soullu-rn Negroes Are Told Ity Or. .McCaslin I r^trj I » h j| I itiu n t limit l o i i 'r l i |7 1 b’ i oi-inhb:«-f ft t »tn v'-ai TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 25, _ ./V)—Spittfaril 1.. Holland, Klnriihl’if ual lliiut governor, toilio* "its appointed by (•tivonior Mi fin id Caldwell* *lo sunfeed tin* Inti* ('luirlea' ». Antlrcu'a win* died a week wav" Ipvfpr I Caldwell Announces Action A fte r Mrs. Andrews Declines T o Accept Position Bandit Acquires Obsclctc Cleaver today and tltrrnn lie., a .lory. Molten, Caton Com­ plete.. Ix'K'ion Tour In South Florida i * N O . 264 'A s s o c ia te d Press L ea sed W ir e Holland Appointed ' To Succeed Andrew s Death Misses Crash Survivor For Second .Time -1 Duq® uesne3Wer Employees Fail /Initial Flight Of Reds In China Stiil Refuse To Y-vFferinir Poet Is Started T,.d,v Enter Peace Talks STASHINCTON. fi.pt, 3f.. I f ll — The government’* first flying posfoff.qe took-off. today on an experimyttal flight. If the ex­ periment works, Postmaster Gen­ eral Robert Hanncgan hope* that ^ v lth ln 1flea yean, t h f_ Uaitod *ftatee can deliver air malUanyseherp in the world within 40 hours. Here is vrhat i* happening on that experimental flight today. The plan? lies • cabin that’s been fitted out like it railway mail car. Kix mail clerks are •board. With them Is a Aon 'o f first-day covert bearing the brand-new 6 cent air mall etapvp. /The cortre wera aent by etamp ■Vkollectors P * ' 'to “Washington for a | Wdal j poal mark Indicating tha first flight. The dark* w ilf sort th* covers white tha plane la Jn tha air on IU-<way to Dayton, Chicago, • Pittsburgh grtd New S E P T .- 25. f.-t t l. iix-W sr , -tat. J l-i in*'* S*,ti.it»*r ha« b^cn m p i-n o i. r\*-r hu ruuirn# i I l»O II ill# * • II- I. *•. a j.-> - . \ Sij.l Jatrg f . He* maflty • |*t i- rri i id* *• *um> e.f^T. H thr •f*will I MO I» If. - Floriila 1 k’l'vrrmir ti - i*. u.... \\t !n II «pl* • «tii|iaii v w,i . t**•fj»yr rlr« I pie i tout s.f fti«» S.enfold Ktw ID ' ltd. I • .1 I u Kail f .? M,. • •MHNii* \r.»r 1 •1 f »• • i Dlb- • ••i«"WtO'fl Ur|| 1 lA.ll 1 MU nil .1 ( II I V.lf |iff>t .dent; l\ v r<mi|iil»ell Ai Iip.ii mrr, 1*11*1 !! *t il 1 11 urn witn i f.mtni'l ll s n i*♦!«! \ U A M * «a son .uni l(al|di A Smith nent ti<-«l in I|i•* mrr f.o arrmiet rt pir ,|dn*t, ^fl,t t|i.n |M. A IU|l .,ff %.,u, , ^ I n l 't l i r nffirrr i.i term for which Andrew. .1 cTinetl t.i ,-j-ek rc-uoniinatioii tlii* year, will elVe f,!r . tho lale seiutor lnlII f.imiary ohm hi* own six>eai I fm will-Virgin. 1 1t.-.. Ib’lilcctat uominatien vlrlunilv rd>cr‘rt[i t\f f. H 'i l l knn Ntiur I’ark • htrf s-MitdlVe \ ‘ *1 M»- w hu latrr llr.1.1 • fhr Sifiatr. ha« a (or*. Ilirr I Ip 'da k'oirffuo lirrn rle\at«»t l ♦ • rank ,,f t’nitr.j Slatrt Ki ft Hi I ' orri«-isif uivr Union Or«»-Mij/p-s In iSoiflli Beaten i Ihr U r* Di It U-n II g. r„,|ltl, po^toi ..f V ft b\ *•-» tan t'hjiii h 1h Inn-1 It * f ,h.. lev - I , , m | |,*\., 11y ..f ll I \\ I \ i , i 2f*. i4b Mi,, old Ion-, wi»\ii he-rn Van In- timv Mir mil .I ...I • L llillner fndtt) «h »u f»d that 17 uniun orand’ liappM-sl <i.-nliir.- aln, l»i - N A N K IN G . China. Sept. 25— line*- plane to . flail**, . • »Trxu*.. .Ihen'j . . v'onfprcnr*- on I'nlrstiru', lOnu lA1)— Chinese Communist* still re­ to El I'aiO, Loa Angelc* ami hail u, Htilain keep* Jewirh leader* fuse, to participate In peace talks rranciacr. l*r*-n atvKailltrd ■ fn .loientlon camps in the Unit Mri'iislm was inlrod.ii.-d I Ills tfH IK lrt h h fiv r until a cease fire -order fs Issued At Ihe ronvcntlon city they wiH ***"**• lirello'i. II II Met'italia, and by •iiif*f* tIn* < I t l u u tlU 'u t n r c a n lx - * . •nd an -armistice. arranged. he Joined by Mr*. Field and Mr*. my*-<uu.iT- hrgnn Ih^j Mitjrk • . Tho council, yplal ta. Lurn. duwii. qu. rich (bn American thir»l for A communist spokesman - ;in M „artln. who *have been motoring thr British invitation' after a rqlightmmrnP^. Along the soma m m" v a. m j *?• Hn. Mrfd*Iitr itl’frillMNl lit *^litin,-r ilcclarcd -Our general Nanking aatd today tbnt the Com- through th* ’west, and by Mr*. alx'-houp it(‘hat.l tn“Jhrii*fclei7i.'Thi*‘ line, the Memphis ‘ Commercialrotinsid, .leioitn-' ( ’..o|ii ( r,f Ilirmmrmlst peace ~TTe!tothrtor, General Mann "viho hae been vi*ltlng Jn London Conference I* nnw in re Appei.1 deelnr.-d Slulin hns lu.t toi-li.iiii lur I-. rod <n investi. Chou Kn-Lal, will remain on tha Seattle, Wa»h. ' I In in, It,'a l,' S t r r i-I „ l Mi h i|ilti cess while Aral, delegates eonsuli-i , upiid.i.U'il +> b,- Mursul -hjirtlve w*a» i ' l l of pru«reldrltncs In Shanghai until the.'MeThe Orange lloreo apeeial left new proposal, of tlieir » » n , T 8-lill . * lin t. I , know i- „ ii a i.* iin .| ,,f w -ild . ntntiiunisin. Dial. Ihe -vi-rv on mamli are met. The spokesman, Jacksrnville 'a»t .veiling »< ‘Lnn » ■ ferttt-* I lie v% •Id , I w n . I..,- »i..ini .l-pp*"l in w »|.i.|m-> -aol I. him eii.nigh * . i nn il-abstin*' H i * * i i i i »' iitself. i » , i i , jJ,-w» r >1 ilato lf--g fv|kl<1* ' HtftMkl '• v IkfC Wang Ping-Nan, said that either - .. ........ .................. * -I * i Hi 1 \\ • Iv ,-.m p oclock with betwien aM and *™»| work ve»lrrtl»v for Iw („r (I.- 11—i - f tin- M-al-l t 'tHV tin*It • . I l i r h •I ni a ir. * »*A ' H ill General George C. MarAall or delegate* alioard. Among ,!he«r - . ' i t » um I ........ u. |. alcrl ... I l l . -Ti-Mig t.md oily 1 1 i f *| M m ir i|K il /-• *" H 8 1 - 8i s l i l i g t'f Uml,e»| Slate* Ambassador J. were K5 member* of tin- Miami Jrr it null in Hint other ritu t line* nf tbe ) . i // •i. i ID III I'nti- I'M ""' Mim»l.-i .Main, • Jurn-• Moilglltoil. kee|irr Mini »-.»»«! . I--.I I*\ .Di i-> barm Leighton Stuart could get a cease­ Drum and Bugle Corp* of the Agency *"i. 1 .*?* any lh<- -t,i|i|ii,gm niging ■.-illterl ' i-l fire guarantee from Generalissimo Harvey W. Seed. Po»t, (hue lime, w t. u |.rolc*l ngalnst Tli.- d- (|ue*li»i< and ainarr -lalcumlit (In ' "it- iniMikr 1, ' Ii • porlalimi of Jrwiah inuingranl -till r*,mii»nitil. - 1 will.- i.llciiliun lioin ip, Mine Ne* York linn *tilr|i *-n'".l ton I I " " I-l. d One ->f Chung. natirna and oli. lime Internation­ and the killing ,,f oiu* ,>f tlicin III’ I hi- nrM.,|*a|ni ■ today ll«w . louijlilli mid (|lt. , llinsg* ri hour this nrovulrd the late farpillar Uil»y Q .. “ “ S '" '...... , ,liullrltijolt pn-mlnnc . If this were done, said the al champions .Paris, UA!7t. "They Tlie man killed- wns Cchin ever, in*»»t moriilng rdilinim o n - a Do ' u irt-rnl .-Jilpmrlit of liew In " ir park. ^ lie aid lie hn-l aiiiiatioi, 1 (bat low inforveCommunist, then term* of on are out again to bring home the Schwart, who died in n figlit 1« fined tlirm»clv.-a lu n. news pre- nionkryn walked Bralo Sited many time*. in,-i,| nffic-i . in miiiii* -towns are armistice could be established b; by baron.” hicon.” said »*ld Reid Mann. There tween a hriliah hoarding pm ly and *entatiiui. ..n o.te d ll* . iloetor and "11 mI impiiUr fTer-pllo" com-. . . . Inwyci VV'lkilig ill tl'—i- roll.."bin with the group known aa a 20 piece down band pasieiigern on n *chooner’ which _ _ the Marshall . w][| „ M| B,____(,c „ . . Dl#€ A right vcliig itnli-( ominuniflt >Wlilrman “ l-rra. lier.” Iia." I»» '" ‘ "k". an I nl-i. In|d i - m p t i a , in Imu b,,-,,,|„- . udbi partisan military nr committae 0f — Miami Auxiliary Police and WJ|| Inicrrcptoil when it tried i» I nawspapm, l.'Fpo<|u,-, iiaih-d it* m in e iary I’oiicc-ami nmrlnalcd In g ird the— f " “ d - tn. •I-nl\ , ldni-1 1 ■ 'In- In-.,ling of General Marshall (a acting * • a color guard and riflo (•"■jn, ,n rn„ illegal Inimigrnul, Into *tory Mid, u *<jl - f il> •»•*,i .pi**- again heel, . * •,f "|,svf , !**•'%• ,f . tffAhi'V.;•"! »w»l* nod hi i -u nirmliet,.* .. --,(. 1.-10 1 special envoy from the Unitad the all day parade on Uct. 2. I’nlr.tinr. lion*. It isiii th«i if , Mnr*li*l lie, u llor.v III 111** Trrrpllon ward” all" -*k.-<!l lo IliPlli Ilir .«"> -nlaaev '• rl' "• " « State*. Assistant Department Adjutant! ________ • .Stalin ,|o< . iml Im-Im-v,- tlirs•• 1* of M -nkev Island liaiifofd and and ' Innortmi* •I*I t •tg■■ lirj-i Holmes Melton returned Tiu-.ilay!^, . .. . , danger of "W hy h*. K ein U i-'le f ' o i l l i l i P i r n T in | nh " I " I * I h . w p iia fp S h i p m p n t s evening from what he dverthe I , o C C T C l Ivt’C O r C ls A r t * Uussin M.-pond d dnii-*hlli/i.l|on I, nnr*t mis duly with rtinr niul -I tt Hall » .i I •* a Vi-ty succesefnl speaking tour In < B r »iliir * n # l A f 'I 'r i - i l ,,f lu " " " V " " m1' * "'V,,v ill, , 4 il), Ih e U . t l" • llld r i l i n t . I d r l - «>..! 1 ••! 1 \iil N e w / c a la n d made In behalf jrf Legion *labll i I l l l r t J U I I U C I r » I I r l r l l iup Moi-lnid Vaiiln<.rimi«n Iln-I"-. wIn , i t n v f i k .1 fr * w eek, a n , I 'In- II* v II II IIsation n«d rapamion In I’lnellas -----------genem! mid 'h- I o-w li i.t-rn-ral ago im l liv*t l l i r l n 1 llir m >-> well u l l r n - A l r / I', Nrw i . v !• tinI n -. TOKYO. .‘>pl. 25 l/l’i Sen .1 f-unua >H-lllg IIM-ll 1- 1I Alit I I l f aruf Hillsborough counlie* Wi'l( J. i , -l-i- -I- I -Ui.y proII. Monkey Island rllquellr llial rn.ivi.d,in, In In- lielil al !'-•>* NEW A*ORK. Sept. 26—OP)— him waa Department Vice Com­ record* w«-rP InlrCdtired today at ■rmy T“ I . ,11 i„ i» > i .to I by thj IJ iv- y w eir. al|]e In lilt**-* Wi''k.v In j B e n i Ii in I b l ' d a - i Tha Coast Guard sent two am- mander Frank Caton, one lime the Japanc*c war crime* tiulj fn Ixndon. 1 .< ltd"ll. a *p..ke«man /" rj It a v r m e w lre il IncInM ire a n d m ake I i*i,-- pintle >h.pII ,........ K. M'»i. i a• t . na -1 ’1 * ■ ihlbian planea out In fo 'th a *A t ­ professional magician. whose which disclosed the iin|miiall*lir; ||,g Brili>o foreign Of fire dp l i eu lo .m a l-d e b a t In to s im ia n so­ sypr. uilrudi'ut of v li-ndi. |-.< ml on - ' N nil-, ittj tier,i , It* omic to deliver medical luppliea magic went over big.’ he said. alma of former Prime Minute, rlnre-l dial Britnio welcome* Prune >»Ti pb. .pbitt>- I-Inn l s ciety around i|uestlonaite* I., lafilled la.i-l 1 V , # j— t 0 to a burning tanker this morn­ Th'*y were at PlnCBa* County Ilideki T 0J0. The recanl* wrre Minister Klaliir’a ’statenjeiil that ’NuU.’’ cry ttir MiTiTrrrU lo nil out .'elaling to nd.mni tiatio., near tb,v Lqitsicr, which wet a ing. A t least one o f the planea Poet, in ClearwarUr, Friday even made at n meeting in IP 10 al there I* no teal i|ai|t|lf of. M .new succeed td in Its mission, The Ing, and were' Joined by Walter which the Privy Council approved war. The sphko*ni.nu(iP ^ 'a reVj,1 that hf Hit* "social aetlvlly." K.|aa tally ami fmance p-dlcle, of M-hnof*. I cttpitired b\ tl.,. Jap im-*,. during Guest* introduced wi-ii- Jeff, thi i, >dvutnre lit Hu- Pacific. tanker, tha Bannlngton, has radio- .Woolfolk, aselelsnt State attor­ a pact with Germany and Italy. (h? British .lioW^ Wi(tT7ig!<b wfiat scornful of nil of Hit* fancy mon­ key etiquette U nil extra long tailed of district manag'i I-Ml 'T,r r.mri.n i i , depusits o f ad that tha fir* U being brought ney of Lake Walee and 7th Pl*Tojo wa» prime minister at .■ effect thr Inlk will mtvp. 11I (he fox squirrel from fa*wburg which Jnhnum, Western Ifnian Trlegmpl. • •- in |>I,-. |.1,,. on ibe two island* about under control but thr** members tle Department commander, who time. The rFrord quote.1 Tojo a* Paris I’enre Cirtlfrrinc*'.t*ild at w'a-v tecenlly presenjed lo llie Zoo Orlando, (' II; Ko„.|lz of • bar I ■J.ii.n.in . u « ,,- .li.|i|,,. | ,-vef/ of the crew are dead, three ar* made a ehort talk. saying: “Anv race that die* -out*tha United Nation* meeting*by IL O Boxrdon of that rlly lestuwn. VV Va , and •,‘ly'b- Mutt. yea•< f--rP tin- um Fsimihgmissing and two others ar* burned under th? rule ef survival of t h e A n o t h e r ItrltisH,. f/icii»l*g*pr*-»•Saturday night they appeared prcslde.il o f tin- Key '-lul, of • i ■ -inv in bulb A 0 * 11 alia ami seriously. at Rrooksvllle, Sunday afternoon fittest* is not worth existing on e<| n view that Klalih's remarks He'mitt«lP High School. New /.els.id test,, very latgel/ Th* 10,000-ton veaael Is heading at Mulberry and Monday at Ybor this earth. If we fall to arrompIMi could be an imJir*tioit*Vr an irrt • o etli-.iKive ’ll-,- nf pbii.phate a* slowly under hek own power to­ City l-oat wher# thev were hosts our grand mission of spreading portaut change in Ihe direction I,at.liter to krep tin- pasturet in ward Wilmington. N. C. Tha to all of Hillsborough' County the Imperial ipcnai way at the time slid technii|up of Russia's foreign go o d , o lid .I icm planea wars- dispatched from posts. There was very good at it should Ir*. done then it rannot (mlley. However, ha silld that ohailrston. 8 . C.- and Charry tendance, especially 01 W.orl<l Vi. be heprd evm If we go out of events alone will show whether him 4 O PE N IIA G E N , Sept. 25- (/ll such an expectation Is warranted. Point, N. a , and wera to parachute II vetarai eteransy' and an Iota .o f enlhus* existence. 'I In* koala bear i* the most pqpCrew* cf four Danish fixhing supplies to tha ship. Melton. nlar Au trail.in animal. (asm.„ sai^rM r. boats today charged that th-y TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 25 -• were intercepted off the <ref men (/Pt— The Florida consumption | coar.t by Ittisxfan naval rrnfl. The of gasoline during the month of /. -• fBhrrmcn derlsred, that the Rus- August totaled neatly 42,000,000 elans had laken them ashore end gallons — an increase of about •toy vtlet*n In tired of sen. detained them fur several day*. 30 percent over Autf't't of KM C.! Jcr* itree of rhantel In any of The fishermen related how they T'he consiiniption, which Helled U.c vdiowink categoties la rv»Clarence leaser of Akron. Ohio, NUERNBERG, Sept- 2 5 - (4 1 MIAMI, 8 ept. 20 , </P»— The limited. <|uartcra -will penult had run Into coastal waters to thr state m’or0 Ilian | 2 rH00.n»Mt. qurtetl to vtr.lt the office Of scored a hole-In-one at tha Judgmcnta in Ihe principal war 30 Eetonian refugees who are j They are teaching themselves avoid a storm and were helping also is an increase of more than liif tr..jx,iL.|b!e sgrncleu listed tool* Country Club i W R R crime* trial* of world war tyro seeking entry Into the United English. The womeh — with Ihe a German cutler fired across ’their 500,000 gnllons over the July below: cording to an announcement. will be handed 4«wn next States although’ they lack pro­ equipment <>n hand -i. are sew- the Russians ftTed across their consumption. Coordinator — E B. Carter beginning Monday. per Immigration n“ nt* visa* ing n rw rlnlHr* :.AniTOvpAlrlnf bows. Ths Dsnes said they were Atlantic National Bank Build* An official announcement eaye have settled down to a life of those worn during "-'their long taken to Wamemuonde. where liur. HOYLE RKC’OVKRH leaner** happy moment cams their vessel, were searched. They It will taka two and possibly three housekeeping and waiting. They tea voyage. Employment — U. fl. BnJ . days to review evidence and read are living In an empty, dockThey sleep ntt ’ cot« loaned by said that everything resembling State Senator IJoyr! F. Uoyiel pl'iym/'.it lien Ire, 113 No. the verdicts reached on the XS front pier in Miami. Park Avenue. tiia:-cl»y of Miami. Roomrf for a wespon wss thrown ovarhosnl. has recovered from his llliiev* **axl leaders of Gtrmany and m v m Vocational Training snd Edu­ tha men and women arc ar­ • nd was greeted yesterday by. The two groups of refugees charged cation — T. W. tawton, Court vho tailed Td over 8,000 mile* from ranged by hanging curtains Iw, BUSHIAN C IVILIAN B NABIIRO many friends in tno downtown House. area. ------------------Kwetlen In small fishing boat* tw**n concrete posts. Thtf women / >‘f -■ 1 11 1. a legal A.v.l»tanre. Ilaspilallxa* meals on c|ty-loanM. -'•UERI.IN. 8 epL 25-(/T)-Aro*r|r ogre* their quarters are ade­ prepare lion and Btste . Uervice Ofllcer ble stoves. Most of the ARCHBISHOP INDICTED Ihree .New-bpiuer^ u*. k.ji.-nio«.u^. Supplies Are Flown To Burning Tanker f Reel Navy AccuHcd O f Intercepting Danes 12,000,000 Gallons O f Gas U I* In Florida Lazear Scores In One A t Local Nuernbergr Verdicts To Begin On Monday FIRE IN Estonians Feel Certain Immigration Officials Will Let Thcm’Stay In U. S. STOCKYARDS quate but they ar* gnxfoua to become permanently settled. . r 25— ( A l ­ Tim * passes slowly for th* and firemen^ were weary travelers as they await word from a Washington, Immi­ gration board on whethar or, not they will be admitted Into the country. Veterans ead ’ anil Russian military police ia donate*! by well wlahey. ive teamed up for a quick little money they need BKUMtADK. Stpl. 25-4/1')tulion of a murder rato In provided hy the Travelers Aid- Berlin. A Joint .patrol today. The head of thn Itoman Catholic Society. . •-i arretted two Russian civilians . Cart. Felix Tandro. Reader oJt for th# murder of a 28-rear old th# .first groqp to arrive/ t\tnf.\;(j German woman In .her notr^e In erfbed Ukr little roving hand ’of tho American sectot of tho city. refugee* s» ."peopVj without a The' Russian* are suspected uf Meanwhile, thejr have set about country.” Ilul hopefflliy he said: being’ -3cmoboli»cd soldiers w^o Church lit Yugoslavia, Archbishop Steplnar, today was indicUvl ns an inciter of terrofini. In chsrg.'X filed With the Croatia Supremo Court, tho Archbishop is accu»cd of being an nctiVo participant is* ths central UetajbL taQoxJst " r lt movement during the war. ,_ ■ ‘ ‘ fc " < ' ,.-t * I , ^ ,_ s i ' 4 r k ‘, Service — Contact Uirough Lloyd F. •Borle. Oounty Urrvice officer, 'i'.tksrlt UuUdin*. • * •L " ll.utin Sender A'alsUnce to Hrrvlceromi. ex-Hmdcemen and lheir Ucpcndenta — American Red Crnevi. lotkefrnnl Boulevard. Veteraiui Administration — Martin M. Rudich. ShcrUPa Ofilce every Tuesday. . — ,*<■ . ..vri. � 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 24, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 24, 1946. 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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 24, 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/13f97642ef20a65db07b7de4c6696ec4.pdf 8d69698f33ab004677234ed3a52aa2a4 PDF Text Text THE SANFORP HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA F lin X J B H m u ELECTRIC A PPLIA N C E REPAIRS W ATC H FOR i t PHILADELPHIA, S*rt. 20. 'iP ) -General '• Msmigir John Quinn of (hr lloaton Braves wha an­ no Bneed the purr haae of pitcher I>ick Mulligan firm the rhlladaj. phla J’hilllea. The aale wan fir the wtilvrr pfice. Mulligan la gfl year* olil. lie ha* appeared lit til gamrM this year, and haa a record of two vrtn*Tand two loaaea. * O P E N IN G • FANS • * • MIXERS • . • w a s h in g M a c h in e s • VACUUM CLEANERS .• * . * f Roy Johnson PHONE 10G4-J Steluon U n iv e rsity Lehman Expects New Records . To Be Set W i l l ‘Open Tueslday DELAND, Sept M, (Special) ZT Btitaon University will open Tueaday With an enrollment in txeeaa of 1208. according to a •tetement Dreed today by: the ilejIiUmr. Tueeday, Wednesday, and Thursday will be gieeh to registration of fraahmen and.new BROWNS W A N T RL’ BL itudenta only. . Upper - claaamen wil* rrglatcr Friday »nd Satur­ ST. LOUIS, S^pt: 20. m —THt day and claaa work will aUrt St. .Louis Browns are .dickering With Muddy; Kuel with the Idea uf signing him as manager. GoatI missunier Chandler's office an­ nounce* that the president o f the llruwna, Richard ' ------ . .urkrrman, haa reiiucsted permission to 'hegotlaU with Kurl, who la a special oasistnnt |U Chandler.' A fte r th* pernilsslun was granted, Muckerman anil . Itut'i conferred today at rhandler'a heme .In Versailles. RESTAURANT TROTTER A PPLIA N C E SERVICE *04 W. SECOND STREET *. 11TCIIBR -r FRIDAY, SEPT. 20, ICm i Ib m O Kraaa r w . O w l \ arrive at the State Market early' in October. No large quantities of produce are 'expected, until November when green* ■ art mov­ Ing. •. . , ' • Installation o f facilitisfe at ihe new qOlek freeze plant at Thir­ teenth Strict . and Elm Avenue la proceeding. Across the street on Thirteenth Street, • 1). F. Dobts I* putting up a market bi'Mdinw it a coat of ll.ano to Mil produce to truckers. Stand­ ard Growers, Inc. will start opera-, Ilona a* soon as the escarole croji cornea in, whl.-h should .be wlthi.i the next h e locks. IIw ry Tooke has purchased proptrty at Frurteenth Street ami permit to construct a flO.Opd i 926 TIIE WEATHLK In. Unity Thar*.}* Strength— B ID S W A N T E D ! Ta Promote lha Prarteaa #f America, T * Pradaea Fraaperity far Baafard. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER for painting the Market Reataurant Building. VOLUME XXXVII (S ta m p . 0-10-49-51) SUGAR C arnation Fine Granulated P * l — G o ld e n K e y M ILK - U u go Cun ........ 4 B IR D S ^EYE aa>wr. ™ "Belter Thhn Soap" A N N 1 T E , Puckage BEEF I Blue Plat* Dinner I COFFEE, It) ja r A L L W H IT E ” F L O U R Phone Free Delivery Illo c k I I . thence Rontti 74 feet la Phone ROBERTS’ GROCERY nlW Hanforit: day of Ss|i 118 Magnolia Avenue FLORIDA LIVRA TONE A. PLASTIC PATIN T HAND. ■AOS, l*p tipper.*r peach a KID OLOVpS, Black, Hlsm • to 1H. C?TAIIORK0 DICKIYS,. rsjrsa AFTER ONE OF OUR poplin, l'slicit, darks, kbits. mmmmm ' ' ton D. FRINT1D SCARES, Colarial rayso crepes, tkase*. ^8a//£h Gan/hmc/’.t d-H E. H A N D M A D I HAN K i l l . Vldi* Initial an pastsis. V t* 1 H fl Park Avenuo • Phono 29 a LONI arw Ss Averell ik it, fir •his apj men in Lund«N\w'l fully-support tbs forsign poilc/ of Mr. ’Truman and inr, Mr. u/fiiTO, Byrne*, who unu wiiu iaro iv carrying on lha high> prlnclpls* laid down by ' Mr. Itooaevolt. There lie* th* road tu peace.” IlarrliAan want qn to xay that he looked forward lo Joining the ■\----- T ewmow -Vabinet a* HscrMary Commerce ami felt that from previous experience lri.lt he knew the department‘well, lie also held n press ami radio toriferenc* nt 4:30 o'clock this afternoon, Brit­ ish time. It's bslievrd in the American rmbassy in London that llarriman plans to go to Boris shortly. The trip will give him n chance to talk things ovar with Secretary o f S'.ate Byrnes aq that any further inixuo on foreign policy can be avoided. Horriman, who waa. United States Ambassador to the.Court >-f 8t. James lintil this appointment, was s e l e c t e d t h o Secretary qf You’re Groomed clean suit makes you a well groomed * S business world thet's why we do faultier work. For superior cleanlng and pressing send your work t£ua. Florida’* golden output of pro- * , W e Pick-up and Deliver, tool * - ceued citrua fruit ia growing— procaaaing jumped from leas L A N E Y D R Y C L E A N IN G CO U*n aU million boxaa in 1939 to almoat thirty oillion in 1949. ' . 110 EAST SECOND STREET PHONE-468 Growth d damand in thia vilantin-hungry world ihdicatM there ta na«d for moro and more pro­ caaaing oi Florida's hoalthful citrua cropa. Un- A N N O U N C I N G T H E O P E N I N G OF S A N F O R D ’S L A T E S T E G G and P O U L T R Y M A R K E T lika fraah fruila, hampared by aeasonal fluciuationa,. procaaaad citrua can meet demand on a year-around baala, can ba shipped lo world- K T ' E . X i ' I i - ’r ’i: Ta*lor. Mrs. M. L. Lae, Mr*. w idt marketo, con b « aold aa ja ck et conditions 1' ■ Florida, worjd'i citrus center, is Um logical lo­ cation icr many nato procassing plants. This and many othar industrial lace a fcright and prosparous fuhiYa' in Flbrida. H . - - Delicious Foods Freni Procissod Citrus! • CANNED CHOUS ~ \ • fOIttK CHIUS • Veterans Service Any veteran In need of aerr• (free of charge) In any of ia fotlowtor oaUforiaa la r»- CHIOS CONCMTMTt \ IRK. Kept. 2.V (<P> vp»t shipping ‘ indiMiry ' hack to uorniul today worst tiiarilitite rn*t* ilioti'h liistoly. Dock ad M-auuii arc lutrk . b at cast and we*I i , and llw -.lii|i*- lin lo lay* now air moving. 1 along the nation'* 1 '*ntvrftonl ' •!*: -A* "•«Fv *• THIS cloaeup of the Belgian uir- standing liner which cracked -up near craft. 1 Gander, Newfoundland, ahuws cut' a w tome of the survivors (cliVieMwe-wftSr' j WARSAW , Sajtg. 23. 141The-Polish ParrtafcTnt today apefoved a new | M K I election IsW after a stornjjr sisiioa. Tlie measure, which had be*" holly debated by Poland's rival |so1itica| groups, will determine how that country'* long-awsitej gen. oral elections are to he conduct­ ed. Indications' aro that the elections will |>4 held in the next few months. It's expected that the Polish government will an­ nounce the date within the pext .seven daya. giving the xatasa at .tcxiURLdayn notice. T h n ie w election law had been stubbornly opposed by Poland's conservative opposition, the Pea­ sant party uf Vice Premier Stan(slaw Mikolajcxyk. The Peasant party argued that the law would make a free and fair election Impossible. In a bitter debate which preceded adoption uf the measure, Peasant iarty leaders charged that lha aw would rob thousand* of Poles of th* right to vote and would encourage fraud. They also charged fraud in the Polith *reftrendum of Jun* 30, in which the government claimed popular endorsement of its policies. , The parliament voted .down all amendment* proposed by the Peasant party. During the de­ bate, a leader o f the Communist Workers party accused MikolaJeiyk of being anU-Kussian and of hoping for Anglo-Saxon in­ tervention In Poland. M v tlr fo l p a iilb ilitls i in he- only letup siirviviirx were reporteil to gravely injured. ( luternation- .Siiiiiiilphiit.il * Russia ha* been iu*l*ting from tin- slnit lli.-it Rumania au,| th* other defeated countrir* I,* >#. qtiircd to pay only cue third cum* pen-nl loti for properly lus'ses *u ffm d Ailud curporations. 'Hriliun. . ii tin- ■'Uicr hand, has hr*-11 3i.i1.lti.,- nut fur. I0|l .prerent rnitip.;ii*!ifrr.n Indicaliuus are that tile llrtli*h. while iidinilting that tin fMi-ii.tr now ha* changed, will—i.-iilinu. tu ilciuaiui full in* d»‘tti11n ji-, • f i . in R.miiuuis. (■lib., iioii.-d i In- 1'oiled State* l.i- * . . , V ui .mloi Aug tlie princi­ pal ■-* |..i 11 till uideinniftcation wtic11 in. ipic-tiun arose in connnto.ii with the Italian treaty. It-. I i i..-| I imlay. however, iii.il tin, .••til-l. i v-ci vr the right ON THE POUCH 07 IMS KOMI. Hilly Amiri von, Hi, (left) and Nathan to oo*tifv ihei| pn-ition. JiiiBri. 13 tiitflitt ilrfiumttiDtr for SlteiiiT(i W I'aiiH-nler. nf l#iv«- <Ulc, I lie \in,'lo an III.'ll- came SS i the in.iniit i in h hit h, tiicy » j /, tin y pilot to tlt'dlh Hilly ■ f.tllu f , u pi - - when >1' was outlined U II Aiivlt i • it. .mil his htrpiiiotTirr, Donnie Yuuii^ Amiri aoii « luuvlu** Ifi'fiiii- iio'iiilwr* uf tlie Balkanl'» Hh* fc|M»t fi*•«%• wlihli hr dirt) the lhutpuii hlaxl that klllrtl his fullirr. i iiiiinh Kcutnoine C'uiiitiiiaalon. it Jailtrt ilitms l»«iwv lie irslul u ntl* nil Ihe vs^klilinc muililne while •i»n* w a- u'd fui ward a* an amendment lli^ the 11 lie Unit HI j t klilctl Mia Andriyan. ( /nUrnultoiiol A’x* Iii«u*r) t. - i clause in tile prupusej RomsiTiii fn ily a clause which hat * yuiinl tlie c.Milllllsiiull during o vrn im-ellUgi. I t . I Mite,I Stats* did nut slat* what pi i cent age of |,.«e, It would d, inuiide.i from I'uinanl* In cutnpciaaliciH .. . . * ♦ > {. , ," Klsewlu-ru in lari*, liriilvh Fiitenru Secfl-iury Truest . Bcvin met epn ii tv today with i'retl.lent i.c o r e lli.lui.lt of Franc* I.t lN D U N Sept 2:t <T'i V „ .10.1 .mV let M -ieiyo Minister V n n iia m e il fo ie ig n pow er a a * c h u rg - M Molotov liuliiutlons were e ,| liy ui, Ir u iiia n g u v e riu n e n l thill II. viii would call for a meat- -ui JAt'KSONVIl.I.K. Sepl. 23 — I Sperm] I "tVililr ilemund v'Cnllliur* to nhaovli production of farm product*, or n large shore ’ <>f that production, at sntisfee1 lory prices, it i» very liord for i most of us t„ gel down to serl- , oil* thinking about wlmt we will du when this condition icuve.* to • vlst, yet lliut is a tiling We tod-,| 1,1 In- thinking about in Florida Bud elsewhere through' out this country ” -aid William I L Wilson, director uf Murnln ' State Farmers' Markets, today "Nationally, we have already , had a tn-te of- tills |nohlem. with relation to potato produr- { lion, whicli has reached tin point i where Federnl official* aro seek j) ing to curtail the crop suhslan-, I laity, • "W illi millions -of ' )i e o p I « _ Unnamed Foreign Power l Charged With Encouraging RevoIF' In South Persia *pok,-sim iti tiN la y .w ith eiie u ttrag io g th e re v o lt o f f ie r r e nm uad tr ilie * m en in- south I ’v r y iu .' , \ s ipioted hv a lam doll li c u i |i a p i :t the D a ily T e lig in p h , tinlin iliu ii •tiiiri't* tlin 'L iir il I li.it * In* i i i m i i w p if rv«'t*i\ni|* K iln * iim l ttiiiiiiu iil tio ii fro m n f t t i r u ii I lip W|ls k.4 4IIIUII || Itll'tl lltMl VAtll-iliJlw ll fa«I I 4*4 1 111I > l**'*'(4 .IM'll i»fi»r 11 ;ifiin n r o » la l « j I h x 'Lin* f o r r i / 1 1 I'tikAoi vm iiirtl i i i I In* By JANE EADS WASHINGTON—US’) i—I1 th* quandary lha. Travt Transport Branch o f the secretariate wa* thrown tnt q delegate, strange ta Net City, naked th* >r*nch to i th# tip o f It'* th* Trayfl and facilitate th * W e i of sod officials to and fi qua rtore in New York •mall P M & m . but th be no daisy. ' , Sine# early Maids,. United Notions' woohjj DRAW N* POULTRY, •. an fodtridhal to g ■OlMp to another. *•••’ ittlirinop ilig ,.f III,, big ......... F o r e ir n M in i­ stem within tlie next IH hours. Htiviu returned to Fans ovsr th# wiwki.ud- l.sssg lop— t h e - F-eei gtt Miur-tei— r.iflil.-il" Tstst-fc tii full -•length foi ill,. (ii-.t time since Molotov left I'm * fs-t' Moscow Six More Students Make Solo Flights At Aviation School i t L i i l i f h i l liu l Hu* I aiim I o ii i i f f u v lift a ( vii9tl l«i «*k p lu iii ( I i i o i i k I i i » *|MtkrMimn l lh n t lla itn in ia imt Si* mmu student* have soloed up in |hi» ir U 'lllu u nn«| it not n iip p ly tii; u t iih to tti«* I'o m h iti' last tt.-rj, nt th». Sanford School t viImWIIUMI. ' Sit 1 , | I h r llritw li w|Njkt*wmaii uf ll»»* r«*Voll " I t S .1 lo .it t n f»»i th * I'rr^ lM ii jjo v r i n m riit " I lit p .it i l i t f io ii. IV li«:«it l»fm 111 mt t lir iiiR U iR .i't * m i ) I m* aim i l i x a klOH'knlit III fit till* p o ll Apparently unconcerned by the ^percussions brought on by his recant speech, . Henry Wallaco walks Jauntily into the Whito House tn confer with President Truman. Following the meeting it was announcsd that he would rfmsin in th* cabinet but would not' make any mor* public* state­ ments or speeches until ths Paris Peace Conference ends.-On Friday, howsver, th* Chief Executive, at a press confsrence, announced that Wallace wa* t*» be ousted from the- cabinet. Wallace re­ signed immediately and Averell llarriman was named to head th* 'Commerce Department. F n 11 v r Wurieii. prominent Floridian, will Iii- tlie gemt >|irnk• Lawton Transferred ,1 11,1110111* wlun muiiitn-r* of Itutar) ( In!.* - of New Smyrna. To Local Hospital I lei.nod and Sanford meet at tlir Ks-miniili* t'ountrv t'lub. Tlie im-cl Tim word Nil'I’on. nn nniiig' T. W. Lawton, superintendent ing will gel underway nt 7:10 pan, is derived from tlie Juim vv'uids for sun and rising. o’clock. Admiral Blandy’s Wife Declares Atomic Bomb Is “Way Beyond” Her Staten Island Trip Request Throws ' > U. N. Travel Branch Into Quandary a rOWDEICD IIANIE y L NOTE Wrii# for copies of ,7 >r obutoch op this ond other may oiary. The re nil- daik sign*. of new lahor tiyuhlc* in the lint loo distant future. . I lire- niaritinu- uuion* have ,-iuilrarts winch expire 0n Kept. -'III. and they have threatened to walk nut at ■the end of the 11. S., Russia- Oppose G ranting Compen­ sation For Proper­ ty Lost In Romania I'AR I?. Sept. 23 <A*»—The I'nitid Slate* i,-anirt| up with Ru.vtiu at .the Pan* Peace confvrepiv today in opposing a plan tii j'lnnt Allied tm-im-is firms full «1umpvn,*at|oti fur pruperly they lost hi Romania, The aciIon la liiM nl n, having *i|>*»t-the wbtil* indemnity atiurtoi# of the confcrqlicr. • . . , liie I'llitrd Slate* position WSS eV|dauird tu conference delegates ky tYitluid Thorp, rcoflomic expert for tile State Itepartitient. He *md the ^'m[ttl State* it'liow conviii.e.lJjh*l_lh;in*iii» can not m et . reparation*' and eoinpend. matidi placed upon hsr first draft of the Jlomsnll.t f man. W a knaw how Important appearance is in the * Killings Kcenactcd For Police Dark Signs O f More Troubles Growing, Oh Labor- Fronts Elder Springs Club were: Mri. 8. E. Norwood, vice president! MV*. W. C. Buie, secretary; Mr*. J. D. Cassidy, Jr., treasurer, also the following chairmen: Mrs. J. P, Webber, finance; Mr*.' J. C. ' Trie*, 'health; Mr*. M. E. Balm**. £ food; Mrs. J. P. LaRoachk, clothv Ing; Mr*. Carl Bradbury, can­ ning; Mr*. M. E. Nolan,^lmrovcment o f "homo grouhda, and In . ,C. C. Hannah, Improvement o f home interior*. • ’ , • Other officer* p ro m t w en Mrs. W. L. Johnson, M r* T. P. Geiger, Mrs. W. L. Bennett and Mrs. C. W. Bow*n. .It was de­ cided that meeting* would be bald at 2:00 P. M. on th* third *1 Tuesday of each month. • A t I’ aola, where the club will Hfeet on the' third Friday •**it Ing of each month at B:0Q P. M., Mr*. J. E. Tbumag wa* named ■aa vice president, Mr*. Siberia ie almoat' (wfc* as Urge Charles II. Powefi u , continental Unttevl States.' and Mrs. Grace II- Col* aa treasurer. Council dslegste M The flag af th* United Btales Miss Catherine Fox. Mr»- J. w. was Axed except for th* disposition Bhaw wa* named clothing chair­ of- the whit* stare in 1818, - * . man. Present also war* Mis* Elisabeth' Harris, Mlsa Ruth A clean shave won’t hide t spotted suit. Bui • clean Associated Prrts Leased Wire Activities Today A t Major Ports A f e Increasing Senator Claud Clauds I’eppar of Florida today radonwd liarrlman'a appointmrnt aa Coo»»trea Sacretary. The Florida Mnocrat, long a champion of New Deal vbws, declared today that Harrlmaa haa a eery liberal and progressiva atlitnd* toward ths public Interest. Th# appointment. Senator Pepper ohMrred,' lx "an excellent choirs.” loonard Ilarkar Optometrist * h *• *r — * Kyra examined—Glasses, fitted 203 H. Orange Avs. ' Orlando, Florida e DemonHtration A r e Organized 1 M O ND AY, 3KPT itire Indemnity Structure Of Peace Parley Is Upset tary Pledges Full Support To Chief Executive, Byrnes h •hkvo and SANFORD, FLORIDA, Airview Cloneup O f W recked Plane In’ Forest Dr Tho kangaroo, "when atariillng' *rua*. occaa nnaliy reaches q height of eight feet.. Established 1908 For. particulars inquire at the Market Office L e g a l Notice avoo.s p i,-- <••« IllUaiCOI preferences of American servlce{ men »Ution*d overasaa are not 1 ixeesaarily the tame aa thus* of |ths folka back horns. Through [the Armed Forte* radio stations 'around the world, bandleader Kny Wt.-,,1 " ,ITT » '‘d 12KCIU MKit- , Kyatr pollad the top tune* in ItlTT Hill Apply |o th* lloird at |-„oil|y C.iniiMl..I , a t lt» meal- ! various area*,' and found th# fot-• • • '" l " " !■< «1t> » f Orlabsr. A lowing favorites: f* f**r th* adoption id i .R iso.' lutlon tijr aatd llosid „ t Cnunlv . in' Hawaii, ^Making Whoop**” ; 1 miiniluli.nria varitlna cartaln I* a n a m a Canal fcort*. "Fokar psrta of the ,.ls| ,.f San Undo ss Gama"; M a n i l a . " D o n 't Cry I mmiiiImI In nfat Uouk 3, nag* II •it th* public r*roril* o f H-mlnol. Hahy"; *nnr;o Rico, “ Doctor. tuunlr, KlorliU. *ul4 »tr*»|s of Lawyer, Indian ChiefT; Germany, •aid Plata aou*hl lo t,« vacated 'Oh What It Seernad to Bo'5; .ItelriK described.or follow*, lo-wlt: Altutioifk- “ I Wanna Get" Mar.i.ninniiiK at tbr N1V corner of rieJ” ; Austria," ,'Lct It Hnow"; a * per p la t thereof resurded In llsly, •"Strmphonv"} and Japan, plat—book 1. M «r (S lit the |,.It.llc record* of Hetnlnnle t'.Minty, n-.ric*. run th*iH>* Poulb to |b* HW corner *f NORWKIGIANH HKNTF.NCKD led I*. Illuck It, ihenc* Northe -»,erl* Mon* th* eoulh line 081.0, Norway, Kept. 20, of led* IS and It of lllnrk Is. Norweigiana were •« the HK corner of led It. 1^1—Eisvui Illuck II. Ihenc* North lo a sentenced to death today follow­ l/ortil We»t of Ibe HW corner of toil II. Illock |7. Ih*hea ing the blggeat mays trial of Kaet to Ibe'-a\V corner of tail collaborators thus far bald In II. Illock 17,.theme ! > • ' 1* P m • Nurway. Nineteen othery 'were HK corner of Lot It. Illock It, givin prisen terms. A ll wera ac­ lh*uc* North tu ths HU corner. cused of Qriiaiing activity during <’t lo t I. Illock 17. I hence K**l to I, oojnl zt fert 7U*t at Ui* tk* German occupatioh. The lead­ ■HK l-orner of lot 1. Illock It. er of the group condemned to Ihrnca North 411 t— f to death was Henry Rinnan, who Nl: comer of the HK1 o» ••■* vw'i* .,f Hertlon 7 Township ” Houfh, Itanae 10 Ku»t. thence to - -^dnt 74 '-e i in- • ... , yw o* t *. •• P a r t ly c lo u d y lliit a fte rn o o n , ton igh t anti T u e n b y . F e w scu d e r a il a ft e r , noon th u n d ersh ow ers. M o d e ra te a o u lh e r iy w inda in crea sin g l o oc* cn a ion n lly fresh w inda to m o rro w ’. • 1 Ta Fraieel the P im m of, the World | visitor* These ta no federal law forbid­ ding the total drattwrlkMi ol rulnn by their owner*. ; rd an Itinerary for a member go from New York lo San ncleee; - thsnce U Australia, ia, Scuik Africa. Prone# and -land, and on around to New k again. This they figured to about 38,000 miles, threerter* of which vyfk by Hr, The longest rlrplianl . tusk ol Whlcli there U authentic record la 11 feet, live and a hall Inches long, and IS Inches In circumference. • with th* nermal Seasonal trend, eel problems o f dllsgates and has been reflected In egg prices, dale attending the health con- during th* last few days- I nut* that receipts on our Dad* City 8 tat# Farmers' Market during The U. N. General Ai th# lost week, while up substan­ 0 persons will a l­ tially In valum#, have drawn an overall increase of thrs# cents ls, < per doaen fo r the thro# top size*, ►King* often dlffjto delegates from and a oneaent rise for small . a that there ia a « * » ■ ► e -lri America too. VF. W. MRKT8 T ONIGHT 1 to ebsr# a roomr a eomplci# strnn*Th# Veterans of Foreign Wera will meet tonight at 7:<)0 o'clock inutrathm .official office, will b# Jha A supper will t># tha meeting geta W AKIIINUTO N—Mra. William II. P. Ilian,ly, attractive wife of the admiral who directed Dpeiatiofi Crossroada, says th.- alum bomb i« ’f'w ay beyond" her. " I ’d like to \eeji it that way an,|" beyond the rest o f humanity too." ahu adds.' . She « » '* he i* happy.live testa * t Bikini are over. Now she does­ n't have to hug the radio hout after hour, chewing her fingsr- D R IV E S A F E L Y Her# are so*** of th# tklag* a person must nndergo before being Issued o drivers lliwnset The eppllsant must lake* a road algn lest to determine if he Je acquainted with the rood si*ns «ved in Florida and most alher state*. • Tho applicant moat undergo an eyo teat during which ho le Inquired lo read standard lettens from a chart. If lha applicant's vision ie lees, than 4* aerreat as idsoro os th* standard, he will not ho passed. I f g le a m are' roqsirod ta pose the teal, the applicant' must woor Rla* son while driving should h# be leased * license. "Apply th* Golden Ruts to . . •Vo#r Driving” Hsr twu children wpre born here. They ara Hope, now married to Comdr. John Marahsll Lee. flag secretary - to the commander-in­ chief of the Pacific Fleet, and Bill, in hi* last year at the Naval " a i n i i K f W S u w pi—. 1st snd was soloist - at 18 with the Washington National 8ymphony Oreheatrn. She met her huslmnd at Annapolis. He wee n "blind date.” . . - Mr*. Dwight D, Elaenhowsr bocam# very fond oh her apartment in Waihlngton'• elegant old Ward- man Park hotel during * tlie war years when th* General was away. Though »h« is equally fond of the quarters o f the Chief of Staff nt Fort My vr, across the Potom­ ac from the Capital, she gets u bit hnmctifk now and then. To overcome thfs, she goes hack to tike Wardmon Park drug store* and catches herself u soda, and aandwich now iwd then. ' Dr. Carey D. Miller of the Hawaii Kxpfrimvnt Station, who has IxVn making studies of typical Filipino family diets and s ii an­ alysis uf 22 widely used Fllipinu foods, says that Filipinos living Ing In Hawaii Ihould eat more sweet potatoes. Dr. Miller say* the Filipino eats a quantity of sweet potatoes in th* Philippines, but 'unfortunately Filipinos In Hawaii have coma to regard them as a mark of tow finonclal standing.” , He says education I* necessary now to teach them the nutritive value of iweet potatoes and U "overcome the social stigma" at­ tached to them. "Unfortunately." says Dr. Mil­ ler, "Filipino* In Ha'wait ara In­ clined lo adopt soma of th* w ent American food habits rathar than th* beat, among them tha us# of tbn much ckndy,. soft drinks and Oth#r concentra'ed sweats." •>f .Vvinltmi -at tin’ Municipal \11 |,.,i t, which litiikc* n tutal „ f *i*v,-ii studi-iit* who liave "won l|u-n wing*" «liu-r the airport was I III tl*'*l nVr4 t»» t Itr t lly-. Iii,,*■• who have lukcit tn th* .*,1 |.»r it,r f tst time and "flapl>. ,j tlicu wmg*' all isI*•nss ate: hall V„.t. Ituhert .1.s-fll*. Kdwm Kern,cily. It *1 ti Neill. IKiii T y* lei Aliil Vif Itlaekwehler. All ..f thrse men ale funner servlc# men ami are taking full advant­ age uf the Bill <>f Right* to obtain free flight training, New rlitollnu-liks me being rsceive.l dally, according to av|alion school officials, who report that the total number of appli* cant* lu date aie '21'.. Of thia nunild-r, smile are awaiting their liapeia of eligitiltity and will start flight training a* soon aa thr*a* papers are approved by the Veterans Administration at P&vs-a-grille. These idclude How. nrd A. Shryrnck, Benjamin U Pearson. Jugle K. Smith, C. A. McWhorter, William C. Davldaon, lli-riuan *5- Echols, George An. dress. Jut- Willlsnts, Kslph Foreliari, Andrew Carraway, Joseph 14. Goodrich, Ituliert* Meyar,-Ro­ bert Sparkman. Murlln Turner, Richard Carl Kock, William A. Mikkola and Charles H. Sparks. Additional ground school elksa room facilities ore being **t up and additional equipment is be­ ing procured to lake care of this incrcat« tn atudtfnt Inlartai, The staff of Instruction will be enlarged soon. It wo* announced. In order to absorb this Increased enrollment. • Richard V*rn*y, who la in charge of maintenance, sUtsd that the repajr faculties o »* now In a poattion lo U i i caw �« i - - * M ' '* ( *i V ’ 1 • *— tsmQj ./ P A C E TW O •TH E ■ » -!U : ’• •v . . . . • ■ • ■» SAW FpRP H ERALD , SANFORD, • ■t o i S T S f f i ■ sirref Cal T h e Lesson O f H is to r y An eurthquikc occureU in Flor- went of" dirt from a barrow • . • i .I . ta« , l f n* f ill It l ids'last Turidfiy erenin*. L. but no- . of> Deck'* land for frill in ton-41 body exempt »ci*ntiaU kn ttf It. nectlon with -plana to raconatruct Marion H.' Oilmcra of. tb* ijavr’a two and a half mil** o f th* San. micn>-a*iatno*raph center wpere ford-New Smyrna highway. Ii n ­ delicate gadieta record . tarlh at*ted the ridge aeieeted i* ifce ...mv,,., -lr„ , __ ___ ltramora, ,reported at _______ Miami_____ that____, only *___ high gruuno ground n« h« na* haj f0 f0,kome 'aort o’f adjustment la going fltrpln* cattle' that‘ ’ftOH grate ill the' ‘ '* on deep below Florida. Sc\*ntl; nearby marahea. andv and;^ he uff. t<fj of tbtae rumhlinga ill the bowda anothar pit, allao all the land of Yhe aarth ha»e lately b• '', needed for widening the right of recorded—poaalbly due to rtaU way to 150 feet. • The C cifjn i). aloft la fnveatlgatlng the new of­ jttatmrnt of limeetone depoalU. fer. n < M i* i « p aicn in i»N * a t k » rS Rtductiona in aereagee of regt* ublea planted In Florida for tbr coming aeaaon are forecast by Florida Vegetable Committee. Raymond Weat, new Univariity o f Florida Gator equipment m ager, la n full-blooded Cheyenh* ‘ * Wartime buying haa fallen uff in Indian, whoa* Indian nnntc i> nelional income “ Running W olf.” * epite of hlgl and honaewivea are demanding It your fly-Ufle la tacky, ecak tetter quality at lower prk.a. Term pricea thla aummer have Severn] hours In mineral oil and been below profit levtla. F^clp- then polish.—Sports Afickl. ment, plant footla. conUlner*. re*frigi retor cam and labor, will W ahort. It la predictedFlo'lda veeetablea goala will be about nine percent below laal year; celery will be 17 percent beiow- P IA N O T O N IN G and REPAIRING While flatting In th« Indian River at Cocoa last week. Jerry Oellera Ualng a rod and m l and 88 poand teat nvlon lint, hooked Add landed a 25 pound tarpon. He was fiahfnff front the Nri** found harbor bridge at the time. The report of Urpon in ■ Inland watara ia unutual. J To the shoebound multitude who»e fevt know unly " * yThe carpeted floor ami the bathL a u r e ls D u r in g L i f e roudt'f wAl cement. PW , Qnly the Unrt fc o r children, and lii Ha* mitlel of new reports on strife* and calamity, black men Hko children ft Have kept esrtb-ccmtn’cl. “YVfath­ it is hearti*idlin (o rend of the public celebration it| Madi­ er roughened rock* son. Conn., honoring a 74-yenr-ol\l physician for lo.years Hot in the *uft” smooth pebble* of "faithful service to the community." it under the moon More thnn 100 of the 700 children Dr. Milo P. Rindgc Dawwet and gb-«nilngi ali.ka -aiiit _ criap leaves in the huih. had delivered paraded past him ns lie sat in a l!hi7 horseAnd dry hark crackling under- drawn buggy pn the village green. Tho "Rindgts babies" i foot; flouPraoft Tracks of rad du»t winding !>*• were all ages, including a few gniiidparenUi. Among them were .’J children of the doctor, U of them nlso physicians, 4i nirath grsy tr*#a— The child and the U ^ I e l l * * ttnd'n Hronze Star holder of World War f! who Imd anveil l t d earth’a lc*ture>ece til French children under shell fire, • * In dsrknea*, and hava vLion whlls At a public reception friends pressed to shake the RC " . ih«v walk. . doctor's hand, and at a dinner he was given a gold watch U. JfANCY CATO. - ~ I t / ;!• | a ■ • * •■ t fr j'4 m ' •• Warg « i w ie r e '« ¥,rF „tl“ rJ rlsg* In th* United Stale, fmh ’ in failure. Obvlwi.ly the 1hi rig • do ia to marry firat » * «econl • Chairman tloughton want* t“ knew how the Republican* f * ’> possibly cut tax*. 20 percent a. Representative Knutson aald they could. May bo lhay‘11 do U the i i m i way tna Democrats • diu it Id 1933. _________ ., jo t*. -Antoclated preea frflm u /Rtn—in Moscow, foe tba past flvo year., aaya. "I am sura neither ItLeXla’y Igfdrra m>.’ ha- peopols want or are' preparing for war now” . Hitler dm nu. want war either. Hef /*IJ *o repeatedly. What he wnVtcd wa» to take over Austria, Csechoalovakla, Roland, and points north, '. south, ta il and west wl;hnut « war. It was the llrilieh and lha French who atarted the war. gratefully inscribed by these "babies,“ many of whom can]e from surrounding lawns. Most eulogies'Come with the casket flowers. These Connecticut people expressed their appreciation to their good friend while he could enjoy it. 4 fe U & W A S H IN G T 0 N Wo* API Maritime Strike Delibtrata Blew at WSB? bill nr* exttemely Important, The Uan-sger e n l i s t i n g for tjirtr year*, can ob^ln ppon discharge 48 months of free higher edura•y WILLIAM I ITT 41on at a college, trade or bullnese school of hie own choice. C tn trtl P r u t W rittr The Government will pay |500 PRESIDENT TR U M A N say* player received a prise worth for an ordinary school year for he doesn’t think much of the tuition niri other fees, plus 365 340. W h a t ’ s this — overem­ ■port of fishing. Among those n month for living expense! aruj phasis T • 300 if the veteran haa dependent s heartily concurring with him * I I I . Thc/GI Bill also provides that are the lowly earth w’omj* and A Jfoicow ntw tptptrj c h i m i tha Govern mint will pay for cor* alt mamben of the finny tribe. •hit Soviet h e to ry .workort respondence courses for soldiers I l l biro too mmy bosits. Aod nit- ^hile in the service and for vet­ Others /ifely to agree with ol (Sent m m td J o t f erans. In the service, n soldier I ho president See th o u who I I I may- obtain training In more then htve tprnt tn titt tttrrnoons out 200 trades.' A Unden pedeetrinn carries ■ la a host without tccomplith• hem which he eperates crotting > Lt. CoL Horace R. Prink, Jr., lag anything mart th in lust Tam, npa <R c (Recruiting' Officer, addreets. It's the only way he can wotting tho end oI t ttr/hg, [vise•J th, ,prospectire enlistees - to talk back t* Yassy mated its, 1 ,1 1 appear fa r at tha recruiting Ring office f t I Th* male Jkex turtle, accord lag -before midnight September 30. hi .to Feclegraphi, always has red King George o f Orsece, thinks 'order Vf he sure of bt{ng sworn into th* Army by October 6. eye*. For such a il*wly-m#vln* Grandpappy Jenkins, may have creature I) appears He must lead been leas excited about getting i a-pretty fail Ilf*. Ms throne back than be wag I I I over the fact the recent election r . solved hie housing problem fo r ‘ For winning an international match recently a.fam ed chess^ P many district*. .Inst Into stmllar c a m may Hags*. y to look i r sees thru « t¥ £ vw tetSTAND WHAT « « « U wt NW-Kf' M A e g M M w c f rpuev. OUFo o a f m m m m n «a lw > Of XX*. fUMKT fOUGES Will WVE you A CUAhBL RCKM Of ICR TMF fM MUMCCD NjAikSt lOuh HEOS. YOUM£ W t L 90 OMIOAnON FhttN you c o k m i w n \i\.. rrwteet Tear Berne! 0*4 Windatom Insurance NOW! SANFORD HARDW ARE CO. A N D R E W C A R R A W A Y A G E N C Y ‘Tneanac* Flea BervlM* Phene IU 113 N, Park JIO EAST FIRST BJ. i——-— ■— -—-—--- - : T A M I’ A, Sept. 23, (Special)—draft call.- He went on fOrthor The U. S. Army Rcchiltfrw Str^ to say that at the present time linn, 4|fi Tampa Street.' Tamra, |brre ar® 11,000 unemployed pen. aunii-nced today that Oct. 8, 1846 It of all ekllta In the' Tampa is an important date fo r the Urn-j rsa. lfb also pointed out Out ager to consider. For on or be-' lh( average unsklllrd w o r k e r fort that data he must he sworn makes a week, o f which f22 into the Armly to secure the be^c- ia his usual take-home pay. tila la of < the Gl Bill of Rights, 9tmmons further stated that th* Th inn tcerr-eger mu*t d e c id e leverage tcen-gger would be ml*w hethrr ......... .............. ......... _ ____ ____I__ he should enlist before I mg- a wonderful opportunity if the deadline date an,| thereby | g "failed to avail himself of- the assure, himself o f ell the benefiU i vultLfold advantagee of the Gl of ths "01 Bill” or await draft Bill. call and thereby stand, a 4tant«i To the high echool graduate. of not avsiiing I f of the he educational provisions of the >g hints hi four major kinds of help that the Gl Bill his to offer, nsmrly: education and job training, guar­ anty o f Inane, vnsmploymrnt al­ lowance*. including aid for self* employed and jcb.finding assis­ tance. Robert C. Simmons, head of the Temps United 'Stale* Employment Bervke, pointed out. that employera are reluctant tp hlge teen­ agers due lo the feet that there Is a surplus of skilled personnel >? lh? 1 *■ “ ***• teen-ager is awaiting ------------ >— ----------- r----- -------‘----------------------------- ■ . =‘ V J, V IV“ * **4 -irvt -• # J. , *77ST-~'-lciA' ■*1' -r 1* J Mr » r-_ c— - ’ • '•! (il ■ B B * Y o u r T ele p h o n e Com pany i* d o in g Inga. To rknder good telephone eenrIct and to continually Impsove and h istory, y e t telephone earnings eontinue tO go d o w n rapidly. T h e reason By W. V, BlUleg Touch Ion Drug Car. ’ •• • ____ ___ ( D m ii cmn be ignored a*'a simple matter, or as something that must be en­ dured. Whooping cough least #f «n. th * rir g te t volu m e o f btninesa in ita - Is N - -- JnaJse titontUL. phonk n it* ha* remained th e same f o r ■ w r e r r r v * nr y w «v the costs of furnishing ' you tenrlce have increased. Wages, building cost* telephone materiel*, services, si I hpvo been going up *o feet that— ’ t'.jgfig > i... -j fa p e rfe c tly c l e t L ^ W f i t e y o tir ta le- w Young children, as young as at sin months old, can he pro. Ucted fMm this really seriau* if( " threat to health andiTUfa. suit about mImitation :from Whoopi Do i’s Ilf* oommlttm's probe ‘ J, *. * only touched to* n to* L L . S IL L RESIlfRNCE PHONE fltl-W or ^ U 5 IC BOX, PHONE 95J Y O U 'R E T E L L IN G M E! Plsate Demos' 5«trtfary men's wkgo controli and the board which administers them, while th* CIO haa been pretty much on tha other side of tha ftnet. Tha maritime etrike gav* John U Lewis B golden opportualty to aanll WSB. Lewis haa been one o f the bitterest rota of tha board and IU ' predecessor, the War Labor Board. I i Borne of the mine chiefs lieutenants urged A P L Pm ldrnt William Green to poll the federa­ tion's executive council by telephone and obtained approval or a withdrawal of tha A F L represen­ tative from WSB. The issue la headed Into a Aowdown fight Of the A F L convention In-Chicago next month. 10 yeara with (abb Piahe Co. sad Univenlty 0f Illlirala, (h an paige- Urbaaa, HL what he M aine's Klectlan Results Henry Wallace without a doubt will be the candidate of the comynuniata for tha Democratic pwsidentisl nomination In 1045. A f­ ter Truman’s many, recent blund­ er! he may derlift.nOt to aa*k re-election though ha could get th* nomination if he wants lb Th* logical man-fur the Demo­ • VICTOR K. HARDING, executive secretary'of J O f o l lewle crats to offer as an opponent to ___ ____ ____ the Democratic nation!) eongreaalonal campaign Mr. Wallace In the ^convention U Secretary Byrnes He more thvx commit lee, < qald he hopu It U true that “ As Main* goes, so gvea In th* Democratic the hatlon.” anyone - * party today commands the re Jlarding replied to Republican claims based on Main* results with ■pact and coafidence of all pollll gleeful comihent of Ms own: v eal parti** and factloons except “ U Main* mean* what they say It does, w t’ip tot* the. RuaaocrmU. The Democratic campaigner com* up Orlth an aiutyris that dlf-’ ■Jt isn’t th* children o f th* na­ fered from th* Republican answer. He said the Republicans lost tion who need educating so much an average o f fl Per cent.In talaUva atrangth in tba three goW da their parents. Be aaya greeslonal dletr' Harding found that Republican* got 41.1 of th* First district vote . , Hub . Ins of tha Unlvwraltr ---------Republican dd l j * t o other o f Chicago who h it left .hla pe«l In 3944, but Only fOd per cent In 1943. r a* chancellor for a nine month* diet riels, ha said, were from IT.9 to 33.6 In to* Second, and front -** in adult *dul| education. What’s 7 7 .3 ,1 0 71,1 to to * ifth * f district. In lb* governorahlp race, he said, court* use of ‘educating our child, Hi# jUpubilean nomlhb* g o t TO* per cent of the total vote In 1943 h* suggeete, if thair pareota 33.4 tM* year. lA i' * * •’ -----------’ ' dumb aa to destroy the " I hot I f Malm * Flrat dtatrfA nif 0 per cant rding d« world and everything that conelatent throughout to* t would It with atomic warfare in by Repubfici » next flv* e r tan y*era. “ For fli'-e W every educator to devot* kta time It ■ting children from 9 to 31 in-\fee hop* thar the • LOOK FOR OONGfUCSg TO BRo X-DKN IU tavseUg* .thereby ba.saved, is, toe -dlapoeat-of eurphte property In ConUag UTbake. , , i if highly unrealistic” , he With an epe on November elections. Senate end Mouse tee* are getting to stride for wider Inquiries Into toe purthnb* military Items et home and overseas by favored -at I* L e w i* whoa* Whether Ql'a are Jetting their *|era U a simmering ,‘SL. / Bi R, Iltck, Sanford cattle ownlr, and hla 'attorney. John Lsonardy, appeared recently before the Voluil*4 County. Board pf Commlsalonera to proteat ob­ taining the a‘ atk roa^i depart. Oct. 5 Is Last D ate . , __ S p te ltl to C tn trtl Pr.-ji Enlistee Can Obtain Bene fits • W ASH ING TO N-M any labor obeemra Interpreted the AFT. maritime strike as e deliberate attempt by the Federation to smaah ' tha War Stablllutlon Board. ^ Of Veteran's Bill O f Rights Since V*J day, the A V I, haa urgfd abandonment of th# (Overn- h li are M m I k t. toWftv ■ iiiv .-W i - L.* - - \ l ,%X to j-r ,v ,i’' t w \ . __ , i ' ■*.' •: ---V - „ ** •• *-iL \ a L ~ ^ a ........ J ■ i'.t ; mm V : , ». - M- . * ' i i ' r *; ■. -■ » ' r - i " . ’ . 2 S - iw a ' «t-t . . , W IIXARD CO NKOLLr* ure of appeasement, isolation, vtjtd unprepnredness, vtwoliltl find ourselves being urged' to try thnt rund again. I, f£ ra ra tu in a o « » w Henry Wallace may be right that “ Getting tough Meek . f. ! Bv Carrier, ,*M k ----------- • 7? with Kussin",may lead to h. third World War, but thero M M t k ^ a -------^ 2 is no reason, whatever to believe that being soft with her f t S T S■ aalka will be, any more fruitful of peaceful results thnn Neville •a# Trar Chamberlain’s humiliating surrender to Hitler at Munich^ toeoke rcaalallaaa aatf aatlrva •< “ Peace at any price*' was tried, even before that by Wood* M BSS* tS22: <!7u i f« rales. row Wilson, who said, “ There is such a thing as Doing H |4 f§ U r _a_ wI•I— r tln - __ too proud to fight," and that too failed. For once, let’s , I V a l «^ ira »»» sec what being strong and rtfndy will do. • ih»«. |BfL, irtreMila Tfcf l l aha a a ili^ a l mt It may lead to .war. A»d all of Us call agree With Sfflre* •* I"*’ ta lk* H » a lrr a l l l Henry Wallace and his communist nllies that it will be ,Har<r«l l » l < u i l l t l la *•««■#• n terrible war. thnt thousands of our sons will be sent m4 Sal* Wart. to die on foreign soil, and thnt whole cities will be des­ *VW i l o a b S t a a m U l a* i n IM M liM V k h a llfk I* I I* i la - troyed and civilian populntlbns decimnted. Nobody wants llTtlr ailHWA ia'lka «•* U r trM b llr a lla a a t all a m * « • * • ! * * » • sUch a war, certainly not in this country, and probably iraSWiA i. II n aat •! Simla* not in Soviet Russia. And nobody advocates a “ preventive -IM *- ial> r«r** ■■■ ■ - I f f*f l. * war" now in order to avoid such a war. in the future. •**•1 »»• »» ralOiA'A H tk li la m i l l 'f i l l i a •« •*** Rut if Russia is determined to continua hfcr aggres­ i 4wra|a4*a l i t t l i ••* I* sive tactirs, if she is going to continue to subjugate the I peoples of. other countries ns she has bepn doing .in Po­ M tlNpAY. HKIT- » ,9,fi L.‘ . • land, Finland, Lithuania,‘.--Estonia, Rulg'arfa, Roumnnia, BIBLE VBltoK K0I1 TODAY H ungary^’Ugoiduvia, Manchuria, Mongolia, and Korea,) l if she is going to demand military bnscs in independent AS YOUK HUSCLKS GROW _ ; F E U i L t i y o u k m e n t a l a n d nations like Turkey and Iran, and naval outposts at m m o r a l o k i i ' s iio t iL tr g r o w Trieste and Tunisia, isn’t it better to know it now, and . IKMKR. TEST Y O U R S E L F : to'prevent it, thnn to Wnlt until Russia has nil of Europe/ n tVhs soever thy hind flnieth I t Vh do, do it with thy might— Keel. North Africa, aud China under her control? If Russia would precipitate n war in order to gain 9:10. ' r control of Trieste or the Dardanelles, she would not hesiUite to march her troops Into France, even ns Hitler did On Walking Without Shura l(from IVetry, Auiiralimi Into Poland with the dompiete co-operation of his Russian ■ Quarterly) . — •••ally. This policy of ‘resorting to force in order to expand w Put off your ahoy*, and feel with r’ her frontiers is not new to the Russian communists.* They . , thf bare foot 1, How. the cuuchgra*. spring* and fought a'war against Finlnnd lit -19-10 for the sole pur­ twists wilh life, and **nd p o sed gaining a nnrrow isthmus. They would go to war Caresses Ilk* tool *11*1 the bitu­ today against Turkey if they, felt sure they could win. men road Ifdnry Wallace said Friday night that/ despite his pi eaerj up friendly mil fir in, and attack on American fofeign policy, he still believes in the pricklns gravel Bids you walk with a new aware. “ One World." We uru forced to believe he means Ono ness, unknown , World dominated by the communists. > ■ ■ • (■ H i ... 1 S T A T E NEW^S B R i E F S , W a U o r JJppm aim w ro te th e o th e r d a y th a t th e on e if rent lesson o f h is to ry is th a t n obody, learns anyth in if l i t Mh w II* l l l l M l M w n a l etas* mallrr from the lessons of history. Most Jhoughtful people.huvo M a i n *T, 1 1 1 *, ■» H i r « « l Wlllc* Anticipated that sooner or later the lessons of World War 4 I m la r t VlerMa, >■<«> l « A*i I I would be forifotten and the bI o k a ii , “ Remember Pearl I OMfTMa •! Marf^-lt l**T Harbor,'* watj popularized. to help keep them 1r\ mind, ftOtLANII U DKAN , MH« ' but no one expected tHnt so soqii after the horrible fail* . ann u m iHftaa ■ • ' M O N D A Y , S E P T . 2 3 , 1946- ■■■■ * The S an ford H erald I if • ■ . F L O R ID A • ■ - il:m . ■ \ V. ■. : ' m m - * . • J -'I ; . J. ' I 1 :: ■ • i "■ . . . ■ .. . * �: . .# % •. / • ./ r THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA **■- *■ ix . , OCIETY EDITOR — Cecelia Truluck dnAPersonal <. I .. • ■— i ^ i • .* t • M O ND AY, SEPT. 23, 1946 S o c ia l 1• ------- * r .•-% , • ' B j . . .li J ilin turned to lluitfonl,. Colin, after ■pending « weeks vacation with relative*. Miss Meriwether ia a student in Hertford Seminary anj ihis year will also- serve aa — TELE. NO, 148 director of. the Seminary Nursery Schook 1,1 i .m t k 'Mini ■— ”* — setting of dignity and | with aw exquisite lace doth and beauty Miss I.aurB Estelle Hurt, centered ' with an arrangement daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Jen- I of white chrysnathemunu with nings .lot Verne' Hurt. Sr.. Us-aiiie 'silver appointment*.* Cake and the bride « f Edward Eugene- Me- wmr w,-r,- served tu.thr guesta. KeeVrr. son of Mr. and Mrs; Ed Out-of-town * guests' included ward F. •’ McKeeVrr of Inglewood. Mr. and Mrs. Jufnra R. Iliggina* N. J. Suturday morning ut In of llntnei City, Mr. and Mrs, o'clock- at the All SpuU ( ‘nth- 1H N. Hickson, Mr and Mr*. L olio Churcft.'" It Mrla-oi'l, Sr. and family uf The Very Rrvrrand Matthew 1Orlando, Mr and,.- Mrs. Edward T. O'Nrtill, Prior Pruvincial of MrKeever of Inglewuod, N. J., the Carmelite Province „ f Airier- Rev. M. I O'Neill uf Joliet. III. ica, uncle of the groom, per- i nnd Mbs Sue St. Mnlir of Jackformed the double ring cerenony ymville. during the Nuptial Muss being assisted by Reverand Will purl ENfiAHE.tlK.NT ANNOI'SCKD Nachtrab. I hr* couple was inur. Mr. and Mr*. (!. M Willis are 'tied at the foul o| the allar ,n nmiuiinng the 'engagement and the sanctuary with Edwnrd Hurl, uppiouehiiii* marriage of lli*|r * brother o f the Vrlde, serving the aU|;liter. Alijile Ruth. 1.*^ Venial I Mass. White gladioluses, sinniu*. F. ‘.’iirroll, « oii of Mr. uiirl Mr*, tuberose* and chrysanthemum* H C. Carroll of Ostren. with green palms uii,| main The marriage will In* m event lighted taper*- formed the tieuut *-f Fnday," Sept 'J* in the Sanford iful setting. iAsstrobly o f Hia| Church. I Mrs. F. K- Roumillat director --- ---t>f the nuptial music snug Kruiir SAI,TY>IAN-CA.tlKRllN Schubert's "A v* Matin" and Aniiouiics’ iiirnt* was made io>lay Cr|r*ir Fruruk'.-e—"l'a aii. Amtell t-S the^m^Tviago id Mies IreneCUs. the traditional wedding 4 uuivron, daughter of Mr. and marches were Used. |.r* Argcl It. C a m e m n and The bride, given in marriage grramldnughter of the lute Mr. by her futher. was lovely in u l id .Mrs Archie. Ijrure Cameron. Jgown of deep Ivorv satin trim J .uneyr lesidcnt- of Sunfonl, »u mrd with cascades of Aletrcolt fl teut. Ilcnitun Saltymun of Jacklace. Th e, gown u s, fushioned I mvlile ami New Haven, Conn, with thrve-r|uarter length sleeves 0 he weildlng took place in darkedged wiUr wide lace, •* V-nes’k- •onvilb- on Mar. 'J.'l. .The couple line nnd hemline also trimmed * residing at ITJu'i Ernest Street with lace. Self-covered buttons n Jacksonville, • were placed down the front of — — . <!,Urdi u " h.,r »"•' *!'» fu,l Outturn tor flavor', nil- must tmskirt terminals'll ill a long train, pmiunt n a un tor eating unloru The finger-lip veil of sllxr« s..n (. llit-1r tUicor up|o-nl However. wu« hrlil in place. Ii> a Juliet llo \ .h i l.ut ...lines ol \IIhiiiUi -• cap of seed peail* edged >v;tli (* ■ -|m-i 1st11v when iiiteii raw orange litossmns She car. mil a Tin \ al'ii • ulito Hi .in1.71 uinoiinU Photo bv Raymond Studio ! white prayer Ixu'l. • lopiieil with ••I da- II 1 "ipi'lcv vllainUes cal 1 nun and linn beautiful, r.iudleligllt ceremony. |* " orchid, Mr*. I^e was the former l.utica Mrs. Herbert 11ill. mutton of Street Gormly, daughter of Mr. honor, ipid Mrs. Hi-orge A, Spoil. and Mrs. I*. E. Homily of this Jr., und Mrs.‘ Ross K. Xmler-om ri'ty, . . bridesmaid* ami sisters uf "the lA R R E liL S . . bride, forme,] the wedding party. They win* sky-blue nylon taf feta gowns’ fe4triri*g rniind m-ikPACKAGE S T O fU ilines, rap sleeves, fttlert bodiceIIRM II. ARCAII 8IU0. f l o x e W fu ll « k n u . r n ro tie t* »*f vnl Mrs. ftinchen Powers It ml <on Alex* left yesterday fot; Fort Hamilton, N.' .They expect tp ■all this week for Cermany Mr. .ml Mf*. W. E. Stile* Will where they will join Capt. Pow.• • MONDAY . . H i open hijuse lumumiw•.eve'Mr* a«*l Mi* W. II. Hughe* e r»‘ who is assigned duty with * The Dependable fnl u J-i'*'T.*n .Jthe ,u,ur* . uf 7:,hjr » .a» s obff the ti,,. : , c-u b ,.tr(, thru n»u. *wedding the Army. * Flrat Methodist ,i»t Church will me e t , 1 ••¥ ;..“ l ° { anniversary Sept. 20. Friend* of Herbert Stenstrom at the home of Mrs. E. A. U n Th™ - 07 ------i lirow............. n Avenue S treet, honoring th eir e i ’O ||j ||v p |, u p i.,,, denberic on ....... ... at WKV*«nth „ leave will-be glud to learn that ho haa 8:00 P. M. 571,1 wedding anniversary. Tuesday for duty with the If. S. returned horn* from the Urange Memrrial lloapital in Orlando a f­ TUESDAY , No invitation* are being issued Navy in Trinidad, ter undergoing two operation* as ^Junior High School P.T.A. ,,ut friend* and relative* of the i Selma I-evy ha* left on a trip the result of an automobile acci­ Ward meeting will be held a t 1touple are cordially Invlteu . to Dorothy Morrison, daughter of dent. 2:46 P. M. All board member* attend the affair, to Miami and Cuba. are urged to attend. ’ — Pvt. Charles K. Williamson, k r id a y Earl Shepard Given Mrs. James N, Hobson and . son of Mr. and Mr*. E. C. W il­ U.D.C. will hold the first full Pearl spent twu weeks liamson of Nil Elm Avenue, bus Farewell P arty daughter meeting at the home of Mr*. at Daytona Reach. left for Fort IUagg, N. C. enF. E. Roumillat at .'i;0U P. M. ------ r** . route to San Antonio, Tex. where KarJ Shepard’ of Longwood, Wight Kirtley left .today to ho will be atationed ' with tije who today Iraves for active duty O rd er O f Eastern in'the Army, was given a fare­ enter the Sophomore class ul the j U. S. Army Air Corps. Hi* wife, i the former Juanell Marion HlnStar Opens Y e a r well party in the form of a •University of Florida. ---- . son, will Join him In the near buffet supper; last evening at Halph Smith left Saturday 'future. At present she I* making the home of Mr*. R. (i. lirlsson, tpM r»: Iva Wight. Worthy Mat­ the University of her hvme_jvitli hla paranls. ron. conducted the flr*t meeting SO? I-lurid__Avenue by fr l^ d c , AlatrSm." of the*.Fall - season ‘o f1the OTilbr and* fellow metnlicrs of the fcev- , ------of the Eastern Star with approb­ enth Day Adventist Church of j .Mr. and Mr*. Charles Vodopirh ate!JT 76 guest* present. A fter ......, , . . . •pent last week visiting in Surawem r n r f i f . , » * it,. memoer. .ouairai setecnnii* were ■ota uml J^t. Petersburg. . Mr*. A. F. Muran . most Imprrant f m e itn ,/ 'w h " §{■>£• * * « “ } • » • » .?nd __ _ . On Sunday 18 member* of tha Mr*. . B e i l . Christian, Worthy * ' " d * % .* Grand Matron will make her « f . ' f m Day” » ■ » *unK by Mr. none en Tuenluv but is recovering Methodist Chorch motored, to ficial visit ni Oct n Shepard who also led group satisfactorily. She was • hit by a la-clung to hear a sermon by m ... . , • . . ringing. baseball while playing. their tormfr ,ui,tor Rev. Miho.t ! * include a banquet at the |»regent wcrr. Mr,. |(. ( j. Rr|». Mcl^ml. After church' they enjoyHayfalr Inn honoring Mr*. Chris, hostess Mrs T It Middle, . . M* r>' - •'•liiabeth Carver r,| ^ picnic lunch at the church ITOd. Mr*. A. KVShoemaker. stcre. "* s-. • i . 1o f JarksonvIHe spent the weekend wjth ,he p„ lor „ , j h.. lamtiy. tary, stated that reservations Wi l l : * n,i Mrs, Edwin l.una-jwith her purent* Mr. and Mr*. Those present were Mr. und Mrs. be taken until Oct. 1 and anyone' <|ui*t, Mr. and. Mr*. W. It. Vlti-|J'hn J. Carver. Phillip ttaurr, Mr. and Mr*. W. ti. wishing, to attend should contart cent, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Yel- j ‘ " Killiee, Mr. and Mrs. J. I.. Drown, her prior •.to that vington Mr. Mr. and and Mr*. Mrs. K. K. Sehon Sehon- . , , ,, date..The meet-1 —r- .vington, , *' . ■l-andiess ha* returned Ml. Dav|a, Mr*, llsrtel Flynt ami Wal‘' * resume hi* ■laughter, Mary Jane, Mi ing• will b«held at, 8:00 P. M. Xfr and Mr. H V Wing- ,0 Auburn. Ala A. iv. ter ‘ Yarborougn amt Mr In the lialge rmnn*following' the 1, i r(llL ‘ *|r and Mrs I II Shell- ‘ " U ,ht* “ * A Mr. and Mr*. James Drier ge bsiyjuet. Mr' “ nd ?**:. ul „ ;n if Institule. oran. Z i ’ . . ; . • . i »>d, luirenls of Karl Shepard,, Also Keiuieth Harrison, Hetty Whose wedding was an event of The following vDRe.l-the V ■* Mrs. fharle* ('ar|>rr1 W. R. Con1 , Sent. It ut 6:.Mt P. M. ip the Und thapler 18« on Saturday Mr. ahd Mt*. J. Y. RobinHngh \t heir .. I. Jr. ha* left for F a » Yarborough, EaVerne Dur.First- Methodist Church with Rev. eyinrng Mr. and Mr*. Husky|(0'n; Mr.and Mrs. Harry Walt. Athens, t.a, where he will resume k>l, Etllian ami Auorey Moran, u i . il III.. Joyce Studies at the UllIVi.er.ity uf Edward ’ Yarborough anil C. • F, J. E. McKinley and' lt*v. \V. I*, Wight, Mrs. Fatello Elliott, Mr*. Mr; Kffie Mielke, Ml.* Harrison. • Biooks, Jr. officiating at IhLs ,* • . Crenslmw nn,| Mr*. Joe Mielke, Mr. and ' Mr*. John K. (iei rgia. Mr. and Mfa. Phillip Hauer ir * "f‘ * . I l l Robinson, R. (J. lirlsson, Bobby Albeit T ilt * left .yesterday (•> were visiting her . great-great 1_' ,* lirisaiin, Itetty Jean iliii**nn, nnd enter hi* senior ycur aw the granddaughter at lhw home of M i h h M artha H a w a i i „ ,M «n.i, Muttmm. University of the South, Se- Mr. and .Mrs. Fred llallard in |H)|ll-|H)lli l lir y is a iilIn •<u *••1 » lo w Maitland on Tuesday. Entertains A t Bridge ' wanes, Tenn. were b u rn in tli<> lilt ir u n is * e, \ Mr*. Ilertha Lindsey arrived — • , 'Family Reunion Held * * ^ . * * lilue v f iU . Tils* \ *‘ i»f 1 it*»l 1 •» 8's —Mia* Mnrlha rta^an entertamrd . .. rL ,, .. •' ■- Swaim i* conn ned to home Tuesday after viirtriioning * Ihs||4|UI*I W ..f m aul \« i!..U in N'oith Carolina for several ... ID! .. . . . . Nineteenth at her home,on the Country Club l » y S ta r llllJ J J P UI111l j r hi* Iimiiv West Nln chrysanthemums Ro4d last week with u back-toJ " * Street tn-caos,. uf illness, friends wrok*. Jeniungs larVeii Hint. Ii school party for 'h e r collegi* At, and :».ra. Joseph Starling will legrr-t to learn. Ihe first meeting of the P. C. uli'N 1 c u rtls m lim n •erve,| Mw 1a-<l mail r..t tlitfriends. of l^iwtey held a family reunion ; ( e™**" I A. was held In the school groom writ' Mails it •lift • Mfs* Evelyn Mathews was the at their homeyesterday after-j Ed Swaim who bus been ill for* auditorium Tuesday evening witn n»»,| »' IHII. J» , t u| 1 t 'IlHrlfs 1 Msit l fccipient of high score bridge nimn 'The fnmifv and u few j the past sew-ral day* has re-, u,r president Mr* llutol Flynt M s Let..1, Ji Mill! Us lit \ 1.. 11 prlxe with low score being a- guests enjoyedvisiting wit Is one cuperntrd and in . now letuined |n*-*iding The main topic for Wight warded to Mrs. Ralph Wight IT. another. *° work at the Colonial Cleanrr*. disetssinri was how lo raise money Miss Win If Ceil iaivell w*s gi ven Amnms ihnis were ,M Mr.v _ ... . . . . 7,1 keep u revolving fund for th# Thn Iirislr’* unit l»a- Uls|4* a Isltig Among those tvrrsent prrsent were r.‘ « . . . A r e fre s h in g d r in k icreeno prise. crep« tlrfww •with lillit k it. « ■ml Mr*. Steve Starling of Law- | Shirley Sinilti will ienv,. Wed- j lunchruon Oar- 1 nesrlay to enter her junior year was served each member in the These enjoying the part sqrir* •ml a v of tkL-iiiittt lunchroom bv the hospitality macs. Ihr Krtsesni'n lllutlu'l 4‘ltss-g. rixnmittf,. composed of Mr*. Wal­ a dress of navy blue «>lk witli 4 ter Yarborough, Mr*, l-eona Mc­ pink arcsssoric* ami cm sag,. ,,f Lain amt Mr*, ti C. Lent*. swvvlhrsrt roses. Word lias been received from .1 A reception wa* held iniiucli . Gonalet, Mis* Ret tv M api'.'s. „'(rthl|' ||ar,|,.M lllld Mr.-and entered her the W. L. Siege and Mr*. I.oui»o ntely folluwioy Itii- ceienioov «* F. S C. W. Mr*. Ralph Might II and Miss Mt> Jot. „ f SanforJ Hill, dial they are enjoying u the home of ttii- lo ,,|i- - |i:irent 10081 tOM HI Q ON * 11)11 Osk Avenue Mr- Italpl. pagan Visiting included* Mrs Essie i. l i John it. Stetson University visit In Hot Soring. Wight received ul Jin d-u., will, ___ |Reckstrum iui,| Mary Jenkins uf Students resuming studies ill UcMrs. Joe Miithleus who ha* the follawiiig forming the n__ _ Sa|^luid. t l.ainl include Miss Jean llar|i«r. been home f, 1 u few day- re­ ceiv rug line Mr nu,| M, Hint AMI Ills A J HI bf lObfD j Miss Jean Williams. Miss Martha turned to Jacks, ttvilli- on Wednes­ Mr und MrMch <••»>, II,, it It Ul 1IM i v AMDS day. - King ami Miss Martha Hagan. r jjL lU liirde uio| gtiMiin. mat*.a. .if F L O W E R P L A N T S Telephone Employees Mr*. S. A. H. Wilkinson ha* The tjetirvu 4-11 Hoys and ,h"iior „n,| 11.,- l.ruli-iiMt-i Ctrl* won several prise* at the Picnic A t SanLando returned to her home from the IHiultry show which was *|ionaiirMr*. W. A ta-fftei. Ji wa- 10 ’ R E A D Y T O SE T charge of the bride's !»>"k und Orange Memorial Uospilul where ed by Sears Roebuck In Sanford A.welner ruasV was enjuyeil at she ha been confined for some on . Saturday. The award* were 1 Mrs. J. I . Hurt. Ji .w «, ,1, Sanlundo Springs last Wednesday Time. charge of the serving being ue♦ * presented ’ by Chairman W. G. Calliardi* evening at 7:00 o'clock by jneriislated by Mr*.~Clydi- llOrt. Mi'*.' ' O I T K K S U H 'I . Y CO. KUbee of the County CommDHun ber* of-.the newly fbrmatt. anlarEilward II. Jligglns. Jr., M is s Mr** Martha Perkin* will leave nl n lmnquot giveh in their honor. ■ 4 A* K X C L U S IV F . D E A L E R Baby Breath ' tainiiunt* club ur entployce* i f Tuesday to enter her sophomore Florence Mi'-illl. Jimmy llrktwn Lillian Mela,id. M iss t 1—V Mi , * 11"' M.,(iii.llj t ,r I’ liaur *SS the Sanford exchange r f the H«H year at Florida Stale College For and Aubrey Moran each won >2n I.eml sad Mi*. M.ntli.i Wig Mi Forget Me N<M» Tsltphntis Compshy. In spitr uf Women. Tallahassee. She will re­ arid a blue ribbon. Twn other I The Iiride's table ••••I some rainy weather, dancing was side in the Pi Heta Phi House. Hrtteva Iroy* Paul Braddy and Calendulas enjoyed. Bobby Mcfiill each won $10. and Among thosr present were: Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Morrison, 11 red ribbon. Other 4-11 award* Carnations Mr*, iterta llrroden, Mr* Thel- left recently to attend, a wedding In girjs Includeil ludw-ll la Pd» * mu i s*avr. Alt and Mr*. Eugene In (!rtenvjil>-sgtv* C. after which and Vrilln-ii Prevail who *wnn $D' 'elPinks * Pennington, Mis* Margaret- Cul- *he entered her sophomore year and a re,| ribbon All other* wh.lum, Mr*. Mary Cameron, Miss a. Agnes Scott. Decatur, O* completed the contest received Snap Dragons in |Margaret Hreen, Miss llet'.y lienan award of 87. Jimmy Brown and all colors ■ton, Mr*. EvelynRcsrborough, Mr. and Mr*. L. E. Tompkins of Florence McGill woon a special Mis* Hetty Duller, John Green. Washington, D. C. arrived here awar,r-nf 86. and 82.60 respective• • •• • Carl l.ee. Cecil Butler, Mr. amt Friday for a visit with Mrs. Roy 'y. given by Hunt’s Feerl Store, hone 7B1 After 4 P. M. .Mrs.' John* Hamlin and James Ilritl and Mrs. TL R. Pippin. sCotrell of Winter, Park. • 'I«'io by Ilaymond Studio Dwight Peck has left for Tus­ Little Mi's Penny I’ulver, dueghti f j host,—s on Kept. !l at their home caloosa. Ala. where he will enUr of Mr*. Neppii- Pnlver, recently | Maple ivwiue to a small grou!> his freshman year at the Uni- R ural Common Scnno celebrated her ‘ ecutwt birthday 1 uf friends nl a surprise party, 1verslty of Alabama. By Spud* “Johnson witli a |,arty. Her mother wt Pearl I* Robson. RN has ac­ 8T11.L AN UHOENT NFF.Ii Stuck -Uli *tuii* titf.nl' ■' • -• tut New Jersey 1 nun cepted the position as Night One of the moat scute shortage, Supervisor at the New York lb tlir world today Is In tst* »n<t be "revt's it" to t a .t r aitnn-.t as •I,-.- «av<*t a 10 yea r war nil 1110*Hospital (Cornell Medicul (e n ­ oils, as any housewife who rut, delicious as. (rralitv baked bread utittm" It was .stirrr.vslul and real Pul It III a |„,|st bag .Sprinkle -tt**s- v.lines roar 1100,000 CXXI ter). Shfc left yesterday by train. tried lo purchase soap can traillv Jhe bread Itghtl) witli want, wa Supplies In this country are shorter ter. If very stab’ , and ■lave bug * Sarah W>rren Eastvrby • ha* than they were a year ago. at I l f Pour « tistk ta |Kr-a;d chips Into returned from a two weeks visit md oHhe war, and people through tightly Place In a 350 degree avail m riminrlrd baking pan slid place in the oven Allow tile pan In Annapolis, Md. where she wa* out tit* world are In 'desperate for 10 lo 16 minutes. a guest of Lieut. Comdr. and need of fats. in remain In the oven about 6 Oolter trouble t* caused by mat minute* und the potato _ chips will Mr*. John W .. Williams. .Th e Department of Agriculture functioning of the thyroid glaml in {"".ViVrw rrisp and'drilclous.' says that unless kitchen fat salv­ the neck Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Chandler age continues to aupply 10. percent, and George Dekla are spending of the tallow and grease produc­ tha week in Atlanta, Athens and tion. aa It did during the war year*, Augusta, (ia. aa the guest* of there may be an even greater shortage of Isbndry -soap*, pack­ relatives. aged social and oilier needed Mrs. Mkrtha Fllta •Hayaa left products. yesterday ssterdsy lor for New York City. \ Those who know say that it will She expects to sail Thursday for bo well Into 1847 before world ex­ Frankfurt, Germany where she ports can even approach pre-war will be employed by the Army volume. Until Imports of fats and oltk Into the Unltad Slates become as a civil service tc worker. nomial. housewives must couttnu? Miss Angela Melsch ha* return­ lo aave Ofckjum Iq used fats Only ed to the University of Kentucky In this way can they help Ihrmwhere she is a senior thls year. •elves get Ute soap* ami oilier He'r elster Mlae Sylvia Melsch household essentials they need.' '• American kitchens continue to begins begin* her aophotnore sophoino year at supply an Important part of the Tallahassee this year. C8APTI0 DISIGNS fata and olU Industry needs. They PROM YOAKUM, T I X A S BUI Blair who has been a guest hove become an essential conver­ (riseh sion factory for Industry. of Mr. and Mre. Edmund Ms Rich leathers handcrafted by the for soms time has returned to hla Yet. two-Onhs of American the tame leather craftsmen who malt# _oimo In Akron. Ohio for a visit housewives are not currently salv­ h So It H uh Rccn Said— with hi* parents prior to return­ aging fat. If every., housewife famous Hertford Saddles. Eoch dasaved fat at the average rale of ing to University of Kentucky, i plan U a TtxTan original — hand­ the three-flftha who are saving, the crafted or carvtd as only TaiTan .M r. and Mrs. Voile Williams, aupply of aaed fata could be in­ croftimen con do them. These are the Jr., -who have recently relmmad creased 40 percent, thus easing th? Western bells that storied • >m w honeymoon spent lit the •train on edible rate and oils and Increasing the amount of soap new trend lo belt styles.,' ...'■ " W t .T h fiK f , S 'iw J which can be manufactured -fy*-r-• CB^ * r Industry still . haa numerous home on Magnolia Avenue. problems a year after the end of Kr. and Mr*. & C, Priest eqtor- the war. Theft lc.no reason.(or family a let down In fat salvage for many tainrd members o f Ihelr fsral ' to come. from Orlando, Mt- Dora %nd “ r '" 'T ‘nrWtr • ord over the -weekend at - r - -----iiford Avrnua In «?*} <>• -------A . . ... . ...M ., . . M r* Priest's 70th " * Or dark gpoU can bf rebirth Jay which occurred on Sept fis t ; Social Calenaai! ft *1At stiieg Home , p e , 0 n a / s GENEVA NEW S Li". K ,3 Edward Eugene iMcKcover Saturday. Edward Eugene M eK eeven . Saturday - Activities ’.Open House To Be PAGE THREE err .11 ■**r- • . 1 ¥ NQRCUOSS \Jxt u-/ *• ■ tc -1 PO W ELL’S Campus * , __ • �1 THE T n *lfu rllo » at M*mlnoU Count)-. I'ln fll*. »n O flo U f 4, ls4«, at th* tiour o f ion ( ! » ) A, it In ifio Count)- H 'xiM m *«(lo# iwun nt iho Court Iln u »a for lh> purpose of A o r n ii o r i*t o i. it ‘ H c t i i i i a ,1 .In * A l l h ’ f b i l i l l u m o f (ha o x a n io o i. m itmrr "u rau a n t in Ih*. |irovlr|oo» i.f («*<•• County Ihn prnpnitd «e li»o l tii.lv , I tU(1 M7.lt, KJAV> MI»JuU«. 1)41. *• omtndfd hr Hteiion r o t cii*p. U r I* .m i U f a ..I blorl.l*,1 Art* • I I Ml. noiliL* )■ ber*by lio n . ftlin iiiti A. * ri.Mii and •• l’ lu|M#fa<I Kulcnrlltnrt*. I; CVunlf* Fund* |1*. J l*l»tr ir f . runitn fa Itvlsd ___________ r , ............ full lu ptodue* trvtnyap f o r th<»»* tni-lif.i* far (hr naming floral ; « r »r * . ■ . 1. Cumin guppurl and il* ln » ItbAtua Fund—* Mill* II, IMalrlrt Current l^ v y Karh t i l . l l k l — f M ill, (all im t(lrta ). III. Dlalrlct- ln t*r**( and Nlnk. Inn Fund K frli DlHrlrt I>l*t. I — i illll.. Iilat. f - 1 Mill*. IHat. 1— I Mill*. IMaf. t—t Mllla. Dial. 4— i Mill*. I « * t . *— S Mill*. Complete detail* uf **rh «| u r « la pan uf the achat,I Imdatl ■immarl* lad above ara nn flla and ar* avail* hi* fur public ln*p»t"Hnn al lha Office o f 'i b a (bounty Huperln* tandanl uf Nohool* at C'*ur« H<iu*a. Hanfnrd. Florida, and will al»n ha .-rallahla fo r " aurh puldlf t\*atlni I logathar with a ll *upi>,>rtln* alalantant* and Information Ah a t i r t a H paraona ar* cordially InVIlatf lit partIHpate In llil* p»l>lie , haarln* and In ■li*rii** tha arhntil pr«|crani. and hudart for thl* ( ‘nunly fur lha ensuing y*»r. . i k i a i i i i n r IIIIU .R * IM* a r if C l’TIOM, HKMINOI.H i c o u n t y , r u M iip A fU ; If. r. llnrrle. A rlln v Cnunly Hup* 1 1n(*n*t*nl. I’ utillah: Monday, jGq.Irnihrr * Jf, Don't Starve Yourself H ERALD , & A ft L O A D ; j* L U R ID A n r .tc n v K 4**4*w«-* ut Hralnnln* at *Y»*vt l. C o u n t) t'ui»l< • I.. O U U irl Kuml» li.Bu# 0* It. Anllcl|>ilr4 Ita-flp l* I Coun* t (^ Fund* .}* i, |t|*tnrt fun.!* C, Hint ■' public hrsrlna shall l,» hr 1,1 > atf lha Count) Bonn) o f I'ubllc 3 A N F O K l> THE O LD HOME TOW N * d a is y ciip/MTw/Ai a By STANLEYS p * i ; e e ’«! B U T T H E Y (S A V E .A J g - A ' R I B B F O R B E / N - 5 T H 'O M U Y M A N ~Ti> * WTA IK^a ______ 1 V T H 'F A I R t & R O L l N p S n \ N E S T /H M IS . W IT H o R E G IS T R A T IO N N O T IC E The Ri|iilntlion Book* of th* City of Sanford, CVSi A i ______ a Monday, September 16th, 1946, for thd purpose of roghterinf for the Municipal Primary Election to be held on November Sth, 1946,, and will remain open each day except Sunday* and holiday*, up to arid in* eluding Saturday, October 26th. 1946. H. N. SAYER. City Registration Officer. FOB RENT Privet* perking space far burin#*# men end w om en# between Florida SUto Bank end Prince*! Theelro with entrance from Flnt Street and #xR to alley. By the month or year only at reasonable rate*. rs TttK ro u it t n r t u g c o iw t t Security Bond and Mortgage Co., Inc. * - To all (•radlliif'a an*l p*r»(*ae flavin* Claim* hr D#m*nd* Aanlnel . S02 Atlantic National Bank Building, or call Ha1*4 K*U1a: Vn« and aarli uf m u a*a h*i*hy nnllftad and required In praaanl any r l ’ lm. u d dem and* , whlrh you or alUifr o f )ou . may h*» a .n*»lnel lha Roumlllat A Anderson Walgreen Ajffnry Garland W. Spencer, Agent. Phono 99. I ’uunt), 5 ARTICLES FOR -SALE FOR R E N T IM IT A T IO N le a th e r * ' In 9 SM ALL furnUhrtl 010 W. l i t St. S. Uruwn. S9U N. A v * „ Orlando. Fla. tnoit O ra n ** [.AWNS calandaa mnnth* from tha Dalle*. Gael, claim nr demand ahull ba la writing, and ahall atala Ilia' placa o f raaldanc* and f)«*l offlra bddraaa o f lha claimant, and ahall ,11 l l (T, h,‘ ’r* ,*,,t 4 o' " t* ft. af Irtl 4, ,b* .w o rn ta by lha rlatmanl, aaanl, Hlh. 10. Tr. 1 ottba C « r of Ban. nr attornry. and any aurh rlalm nr ad fra a. (onl* »**"<■*•. dtrlapa* it, l>< h*ld dr in and nut an Iliad *h*ll tm void ami larra-aalaetloci-of rood upholatery fabric*. Robert «<J7 Mac a'a h l SUrbirV. (linn o f th* t|ra( (>uhllrallun o f lid* jlflaa in , nlduw. Ftatnllff. TB. Jamna L •ninfy .» i - w tlg h i anu Alarffaral /. W rlgbi. i t . hJ* " lfak ■nd w . W all ait. a u tk l Th* U l u r t ot tW » null la la coIqm FURNISHED room noH* Avenue. . County. Florida. In Chaltcary la (ha m if ^aUdad M*auU a WORK W ANTED - Florida, aria, open at tha-jQity Hall, commenting B IR O S jU lw iR , , HKMINnllM c n l ’ NTV. r u m iD A In P w lr tlf, In re: +■.*•*•* of 1IAI1V Kl»WAltDH IlK N lC K daoaaaad. (M y t i l l l e 10 du*‘ *■>■*. . n >* aworn , or a>. m o w e d . " Rraconabl* I" l u l l and I*) .aayart olhrr In- KMitnr uAjtntBoN uldanlal rallaf la a «**r| wf an,illy. *C ■cvaeulor of lha lo til I nr da. 4. WITNEHH my hand and official W ill an<f Taalamanl of • void r * » « l » « Han lord, KlorMa, . Ihla Ith ItnharL U * Uartlaon, d *. rrairiL . I1 K N 1CK .day a f Haplamlwr, A. D. m a . * i l W ill* (A I*.,nOttNDOM ■yiral publication Sapt. », t i l l l»V Kl> - Aa ClaHt oC. aald Cl,cult *' nhartmcnl. MOSES > TWO yeat-old field grown ever, blooming. varletiei. Over G( ASSISTANT bookkrephr — kvI mI F .U R N IS IIE l) room, gentlemen opportunity for right peraon. varietfc*. Free catalog . . preferred. All convenience*. 310 Apply Hollywood nhup office, Ho«n in color. Order now. . W . 3rd S t 101 f l F lrit St. ., TI-TIEX KORJK NURSERIES 0 ROOMS and bath, 7 mile* nut Dor G33, Tyler, Texa* IN TIIK CIIUT'IT <T)»!||T Full Till: tin Mount Dura Highway. J 10 NINTH JI’ lilCIAI. •‘tltCHIT OK month to adult* only. Set* LOANS TIIK KTATK “ K FTAlIllltA. IN Popular Seat Covers AND r o ll Bl-.MINot.K COUNTY Knatner al the I u>k Cabin. IN CHANi-KIIVt»«,. No. i l l ) SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP TIMIIIK WimilNH LOANS MADE 2 - W A N TE D TO RENT I'Uiniir; FROM |I0 TO 1300 MIRACLE SLOCKS Diet privacy; fast service CHAIM KM IIOMUIl W llltllN H F U R N I S H E D or unfurnished FOR your home—Suprrior work­ Urfendant FLORIDA LOAN COl bouae needed at once. Phone manship wctylhir realslant, higk 1*1VOUCH 102 Sanford Avenue 1000 between H:30 and 12:00 slrcngth. le rm iu proof. M.r* n o t h *! t <» ti*r i:tH and 1:2p ’tfl 6:00 P. M. TO i 'll A III.Hrl HUMKlI (VllltUNH. aria Concrete Co., 309 Elm HOHKOW HERB W IIRRB *,)*•,*• plnra of rraldrare aed'Puat Ave. PRIFACT IS RESPECTED Offlra address Is unknown: FURNISHF.D house or npartnirnt ■ r«m m e hrrnby-notified thal Suit YOUR natai*1 desire for privacy . fpr couple with tiaby. Ptra.r d ivorce h »» t*ert*_flled aaslovt ta money matter* i* atytetli fur talephonr hOG. Need Is urgsnt. CU.NCRETE sewer pipe— Septie )ou by Tlshla W lapln*. In the re* pee led bar*. Friend* and ("bruit Court f**r the Ninth JudleUt tanks, fence post, ifrca&a traps, retattm ara not auestlonrr1 Circuit nf th*. HIM* o f FlarU s 3 R E A L ESTATE FOR SALE benches, flower pots. Miracle about your credit. Tour cm* In ar«J for Mrmtaule County,, In ch a n eety and that you ara y , ID-ROOM t-story house In good - Concrete Co„ 309 Elm Ave. player or buslneia aaaoetaUa ,tubed In file your w ritten ai»peatcorutitlun. This house must be wt|] not hear o f your personal nsr, In said rouse on nr hefora move,j’ from lot In order <o affairs. Than la no cause far Mis ' r -rcfo',- - I'-iIe frav. Nutemhrr (. 1)14, and In default nuke room for Jiueines* buildembarrassment. 1 aald ,->'»**«* w ill pmrevd K ( Reasonable credit requirements. (hirer, I'* r le a y s ln tl you. N# eo-makcr* oh money loans. The e ln r r r l nature nf lh l» still Variable payment plans. I* (nr dlvnrrs, *n,f the *1)1* of said stilt Is- T 'sh lr w ia a ln a v*: Charts* FAM ILY LOAN CO. IJlirovr W !ir*ln«. Florida Baak BWg. Phoe. t> s o hand aed official CONCRETE block bulldog, with • sal nf said Court.at Banfurd. he*ni. metal ruof, containing 2000 *<|. nul* t'nunly, Klorldk. thl* tt* l day 12 SPECIA1, SERVICES f t o f floor space,* Haa rancrete nl H*plomber, J tl* - floor, nictnl shed lean-to, and VIEJCR. woman’s and- chiWren’s new FtU-thoeo. Hcv us foe the metal ra n ge IS x 2G. Priced hard-to-get merchandise. G. W. Show eagda and poetart fo r quick sale at 92,Boo. fdetl Clark, 208 Sanford Avt. O -.-U RlTSBIG N SBRVICE for. feed storage or small 0. D. Landreas. Phong 1021 wood-working enterprise. SEE US fo r Innersprlng Mat­ NICELY arranged 6 room house tresses, Box Springs, and FLOOR SANDING with good screened porches, Hollywood Beds at factory Inlthlng, Claanlng and waxprices. Retail store A display New floors surfaced to parmont, nil modem end in ginxl room. n. Old floors mad* like new. repair. Has 100 hearing orange •II# W. • FIRST- HT. tree* and 2 acres tiled land Echols Bedding k Furniture Co. Ixicated 34 miles from town. Sanford Mattress Factory A good buy at 9M00. ___ Phone 1133 and 072-J. V E R Y attractive and strictly RKNT A CAR modern Groom furnished home, CODENHAGAN cabbage plan*# TOU DKIVR IT with unusually lari large copper now ready. Phone 709-M. screened porch, setting under STB It: KLA iTlLM^DR RI SON spreadfng oak* tm 3D acres OUTBOARD raotftr boat Tor sale "•DHIVH-IT. IRC. rolling ground, with its own — 16 ' ft- centutf hull and 32 nOOGRPLYMOUTH private s p r in g -fe d lake, 7 hors* . Johnson motor. Good PARTS AND SKRVICR * e n « young grove, on sur­ condition. . 119. Hanford Ave., 10# Palmetto A t *. Phone l# !t faced road, 6 4 mile* from Sanford. Kitchen equipment ELECTRIC appliance repair* — modern with electrical hot O tlV E R heavy duty disk and w* repair washing machines, water, refrigerator and cooking harrow I N , 8-wheel dusting vacuum cleaners, fane, mixers, unit*. Require* 96,000. cash to •swing machines, Trottef Apmachine with bitch for tractor hand la, balance monthly pay. ilane* Service, 304 W. Second U*e $166. Call Carl 8. Myens, menu. L, Phone 1O09J. _________ THREE GOOD APARTMENT SNAPSHOTS—printed, developed, lacnme properties well located; enlarged. Wo eapy old pheto* BEVERAL STORES both. |n and out of city - on* with IN T IIK COUXT o r TtIM COUNTT JlItBIB. aUM INObK COUNTV. VlAA. d ll*A . IN P H O tiA T a In ra Katat* o f IIO D K R T I.BE II AltHISO.N, IMWSM4. Ta A ll C,editor* a and l*traona lis tin g Claim* or L>*manda Aaalnst Hald l.s la l* i -* V"u and rath uf you a re hereby nutlflvd and requlrvd to preaent any rlalm * and drmaoda which yoa. or rlther o f you, may hava aaalnst Ik* • * ( * ( * o f H O B ltllT L l i : UAHIIIIUIN deceased, 1st* of aald t’puntr, to the County Ju<We of H*mlnole Caunly, Florida, a i hi* Ulrica In lha court hnuan o f aald Need a L A X A T IV E ? Sleek-Dreeyk* IU «rfr HELLO* SOM/ DID YOU H E A R ME A S K YOU TO HELP W IT H THE —m. DISHES p Coins young men know what they want and plan for It. Other* are «tfll linking for their niche. The new Regular Army can help both. Prthap* you want to go to college but can’t effort! i t I f you enlist in the Army, you’ll get your chance. Honorably dhcharged after a three-year rnliatroent, ytAi are eligible for 4* month* of edu­ cation at any college, trade, or biwinea# school for which you cart qualify. The Government will pay your tuition, laboratory fee*,etc., up to )J00 per ordinary echout year, plu* J65 a month living allowance— M?0 a month If you have dependent*. I f you haven't found your ipot, an Army enlistment offer* you training In any ofTOO trade* andtkiUt. You leave the aervice eligible for further training at the beet civilian school*. Y ou can assure yoursa/f o t (he beneAfa o t the O l Bltf o f R ig h t* it you en feerh e A rm y on or before October S, t946. See your nearest Army Recruiting Station for detail*. # ft I. gnlUtawnHlee 1H , 1 ar 3 yeses ( l yoat •nllimwntl pormltud lor rasa now la the Amur with * or a s h months of sort Ice.) X gnUstmaal tee from II to 34 yeers loehnlve ( IT with pateotV Viou* actio* (adaral military i' ^ 1 ’^ goshA SOUTHERN BREAD GIVES MOM F A S T ENERGY, TOO.' - • assay Sergyanl •e Flew Svrgv.nl icklilcal 9 M N N a f Barge*nl . . H L MtaM m w * ( v r iu i I f Ufnt M Tewa* Isrvfcs <«evisa. #10703 #1«7A) §7.73 111A# Itio * 7L?3 ..IM .tt S RUTLAND BUIID IN G-— ORLANDO, FLORIDA T H E LO N E RANG: FEWBWJl-lTEly* 617 Woodwnrt t* OrUndo. 1 REAL ESTATE W ANTED Rentes, Groves and operty. W. IL • WHII.iw, id tor. Tom Bolt Associate, ion* 1180, 416 Atlantic Bank HE LET THE CABLE DOWN AN* WE TIED A COUPLE O' TIM­ BERS ON rT. THEN HE STARTa> w aiTitt part ww up W. 2nd BL, Phess* lOSW. ^ GJ ^ L E.R K E 0 CABLE BSNAPPED ir w e —iw*w HAPPENED*/ RUMUN’ 20t North Perk W AN TE D WE N E E D LISTINGS, B y Bob Green * Thbphone 717 _________ NOW ready to grind every Mon. t morning — Your corn, U*» meal, corn k cob or sbneka, etc, fa r feed. J* W. Livestock, Supplies BelL Lake Monroe, Phone l i . S PHONOGRAPHS lift rant,— for periles, dances, anUrixtnmtnU. w ith « Without reeordx. The POINTERS fo r sale, fine bloodod .-htOcW 3 months old. Phono 140. FOR . quick ante one nice brood ,;- Weight around 860 lb*. i*JL F. Riser. O der Springs, S | -r H ELP W A N TE D fl™ :r-/% i m w .t ■■Pi ' jiU Vi i , '■ _ BY PA l JIL »/TWS>^ hftJA.'|i li 1 1m *| -rt •—i i I iv v fifT f W11 * *1-ir rw m dr* v1 / U / L?ynB IjQa11 In jT*|jr ' 111If11 ^ m S i : ,u w- TO CtWC ■ r^ | k ro ^ SQacaai ™ # jn y ISS j * ^ 1 i«ft *«flr i ■ 1 fiiYv i ' f~*i( 11n il «L . ,V / i '»J - �' 7 ,• V • I i - ION DAY; SEPT. 23, 194$ . ■■■ ------- ’— i T ■x ■i ................................... " . . THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA \ r PACE FIVE ■ m jii i l . M.i t u - elei*y Feds Drop Final Playoff Tilt To Senators, 2 To 0 • i - : ',9 9 7 Fans See Howington Hold Orlando To Four Hits 1 1 ARTH U R DECK WITH, JR. Herald Sport. Editor The OHando Senator, are the lorlde State L e a n * pennant Inner* and the victora in the way playoff lerira to* v oy rirtue of their ’ 2 to 0 inr they placed on the mining elehr "ved* at Tinker Field b«ire 4,997 fan. yesterday. Th# Orlando boy. played bull |early aa well a* their mother Western Duckpins To the Washington Seiyitor. Be Used In Matches have, committing »o mix* ues and taking advantage of On Local Alleys hree Fed error*. Jodie Howington pitched magnU Tho Jensen brothers, owners ‘cent ball. ’I he Fed icflhnimir ave up but ____ four ___w bang hit. walk- of tho Sanford Bowling Alieva, __I three ____ sn,i .ent one down by I have announced that a bowling Iha strikeout rout*. Had lie w in .-, league will begin Oct. 1 a t their on been given better support a, alleys and anyone Interested In d and better strategy beenjoining a team c*n contact the d the Ffd* would hav„ been mana'jffr~’b f the alleys and wUI victor* In the fray. be assured o f being placed .on B Howard Martin, the lanky Sena- team, nr righthander, handled hurling! The contest* will bo played on lutira for the victor*. Martin ‘ regulation nll.y. uilng W titc m f e j " £ p. fiv* hlU l,nd W,lked Duck l ™ * Thi* game ts very w .i '■ , , . , . . .. popular In tho northern states In in w V X . •• » » being brought to the H ig h s H a rd F ought G am e To -- STILL THE CLUBHOUSE Jensen Brothers Announce Opening Of Bowling League . I , Willis Anderson, R ay Gatch Outstanding Players In Tilt _ By HMlOi n V. RATLIFF \P Nrwsfeaturrs DALLAS—Fact and firtIon beewite so Interwoven In Ihe Yealm e sport.' Hint It Is difficult to tietrrtrtlnr where one slO|»s amt Ihe o tier begins, The longer the pe rl.vl. ihe greater the story. I talked lo Is-roy iflatcheli I’.rfgp. the great Negro pitcher. Down through the years I had often brand how I’ alge got hts nickname. It was. sold some writers, be.rause of hts big lerl ” Naw. suh.” 'aid I’atgr. “ I don’t have feet*any blgguh than lh’ other felts I got that, nickname wheu I w u s rnt cap an’ could carry somany watchel' at ’ th’ same time.” Paige pointed to n Khpe;-lt wasn’t much bruer th.a mine amt t wear seven ami a had. were Iroiti Kappa Sigma, The other two were borrowed from anether fraternity house By All I III It BKCKWITII. JR. Fullback Allen appointed hltnseft Herald Sports Kditur business manager and one Butch The lighting Seminole High .McQueen, who had Irtteied at Van'Celery le d loothall team went, tierbtlt several years before and undoubtedly knew Kotnethtng of down in* defeat Friday evening Cleiifgln Tech football teams, de; ui me scrtnoi ntnieuc fielu be­ clderl he would'be the coach—noncause . Hiyv fialch. tl^e big 220 playing, mind you Wtih Allen and pound Hustl* High I’antHer fullMeQdecn as turn-pariiripanta, that ” ftmek, was ju*l too much a By FR AN K K*’K deft 13 men lo do battle for Cum­ A l’ Newsft-aturc' Sports Editor fnjtball player. berland. BEAU MOUNTAIN. N. Y. Eustis dropped tho local lioys The leant dial lined up against lim it.>ton the strength of tbs by n 7 to ri score. , the Batnbllng Wrecks .1 Atlanta New Yolk football (Hants haven't During the fust period there averaged In tho neighborhood ol reached ihe ear* of rivul toum-Mwu* cmtftnued exchange of Mo iMftinds to Ute man II you were In the National Football league punts am! i,i most of the play not too strict with the Males. Full but they will. The (Hants,-usually was in IKu'tis tciiftory. back Allen had provided uniforms slow slnrters. will l<v one of the The opening of the secono that were no[ exactly what the! surprises o f the circuit. . Mirnta fvuad Eustis bn the Han- • well-dressed college player would Stout. Steve Dwelt, starling hi* ford 12 yard’ line with a first wear. Allen had found them ln U | )t »*a*on with the club that unwr. Kustls was rolling as Dana X Bible. University o il he gym —the Iasi outfits Cumber-1brought big time pro football to Untrh hit the center of the Krd Texas football roach. Lv known for j land had used and they werrjKew York In 1926. has more ■ini' for five yards atgl on the hts inspiring pre-game talks He .moth-eautr and. ragged. , speed than ever, both up front' next play the big fullback was. ails a atlrrtng poem. telW a grrai It « * » lelt. however, that the jn the bacWield. hit so hard by the Fed forward men were ihe Uitng; that under( ’alltxaro Back «:ory .or makes a' heart-throbbing wall that ho propped the lull in s»« i .w .hI with the T onye a{jJ, Sanford recovered. •perch. But lie res what he told neathlljgse tatjers w ere the spirit amt the brains to offset any lack ' before trie Texas A and M team to fire but just when the season Sanford tried one running play |o pob Tuttle, and Have Uridr J h?lnJf“ u br. n n np to win an litt|tortani game of tt^gavrn amt flashy attire about to .start, .his T quar- and gained nothing; then AudcrBropped a perfect bunt In front [* *:. * n l/ W i* P > d by (-\6-tS ScHECtiXtfp J tr the last hall ’Well girts, shall uantr MsriW and Ihe Kappa ||er|l#lk r lt|lig«i<>. form erly!,,,!, kicked to the Eustis 15 and the .plate to ITU the sacks. ™ thl. •tS o e r e d D A i s - f l f t t disillusioned wIth l ,yr—wixrort-fn, -napped -nappe.l an ankle, was* VeTnTo’fTT D r yards by t,iv kof ’.* . ---- ,------------- iUgina boys boya were wcrtdlMliualoned wltht-jj—nftstUBsW, __this ___________ 1jike lined a d riv. Into I " W have game *- ---- —■— a -; v * *' AeAtsl5<'f?Ay , Acduptf of BrOWw. in 0 berk now and fight- 1ipg.p.n (latch and Byron Ander•irmer'i mitt who wia*' piay- confusgd V*UH dackplri/-piy^l on frls Ktteaker laiunt gray eagle play, and the UVpotmtl OatiWU* , ht, nk Klkh„ . k (,„ No. t ,m . te u n pl.ceri rrguiauuii tenpin renjiin alleys/ aucys, and anu It H=f5ud5oJ tSeroG& biek pn the grass gras, at second regulatloh ■1 the majors. Is catted one ol the was art; ni»n too lustily'ttrp hts j " ’*, " , t-.i. h a-k i. .-In.I in n ’ VCC..I Sa\(CVJHCG£ III luill on the Sanford 24. • finished the I* a amisconcention. Western Then He was. ltow -,f* ■»""J1*1|U’ ; , ' vin, , |„;.. ' Dutch ,h treat fat outfielders ol all time Immediate Iteslllt plunged over right tackle ning as Levy grounded out, Duckpins are called’ "small ten- i k e W e s < . But Trts started as a medtoerr ever, able lo stagger lo the side-' rd thehi' shadow" beMn behind, Samipy for 17 yards to the Sanford Ermer to Co m ! to Burns-for a pins’' “ beaus* they art* played rd ,h*' " hB,1,,w ,,chi," f tlcher. It was at Cleburne wdtrn lines amt ask for a substitute seven. • * win'killlng. under tho same regulations, but Ho got istr then but later It be­ llatigh in Washington. Sita ’. city was tit the Tenas Oaituc Other Ilacks include Ceorge Acidvrs >n pickl'd up two and This was the first owl only Western Duckpln bowling is ret Thl' couldn't get the batters out came an tmpO"lblll(y lor anybody Franck. .Minnesota AIl-Amencn (intch bulldozed to the one yard anford rally. Only five other cognised. as requiring more skill I slip Ills- dub owner* had divided to ohtatn rejtel 1 9 (0.;’ Rill I’a-chal. the marker. (In the"next play (iate'i anfvrd men reached first and »nd accuracy. „ , |1 titve him hU release when Ben -A tloren tbtn Iidowivs And-Ihnse of one others advanced to sceAid. ;• The small Imll is sufficiently Shelton, -the manager kmiydng lucky enough to be alltl-on Ihe side-, league \ b-iid.ng' ground kainer went over lor the .score. Galr^t The Senators’ ixlllwl their *ii I easy fio hand)* and the beginner | Ifp-akrr roilld hit.-suggested tit*} linns wouimvt’ ev’eif consider golligjBir 191.1 an,| It ; 9tev» rlt»- diuivel led from placement' for un in the fobrth As Burns beat can usually handle it well enough tm-y shllt him to the outfield They out to ” dto tor tlrar old Cumber- 1Po*lcx ‘ who has improved since tne extra point. Ttirv werr afraid Oeorgls : dropping bnseliall; Frank Itfngan Furlv m the third uuurter s i f a p p e v o p d is - r t r u e 0 / out a hot grounder to ttrst *••• to derive a large’ amount of cnOKI and Trls went to bnM-ball> land ” Sanford opened a dlive I’ icrey Tecli might lake such a reMtlve se- of I’rrtii fame; Merle llnpe was sacrificed to second by Jack joyment from th* start, Ktentesl glorv -fste *\ e d i o e < q d m m iy s io '4, sSl» How I l.tv iM p .P -u i,m l Jr pit k« (1 up l»» vMlil «. folh*\%C*l 1»5 rtmi'lv i^velte. Lavelle was safe on the S lIb L tJFfOOrJiTePAS^idCrOr1 Wi- got so Hr woutdid even trv lain* V>n J »<(|l l»> Ian Jrn k ih iM iit H play at fir»t. Burns rounded see, II.mk Oana T r 'n - Irau'lr pl'iti Top la c k f.s I* n » \ kih , W till- \fi«lri«(>n 6 / t HE>aJ0.A. tt'uldln rci sitond an,| • went to third on the ■ i utnc t o Amert. a Irom tik. :o stop tlii-rn Ihe lirsur- ImVf two -d \hv Vat tli r In* II I, th« K u d in *•11( h ’ We wore Ororstn T* ch down let I'tve llwwiul to pl:i\ buM-bsll nl jlay. Ermer drove a long high fly _.nto left, which iJike snagged, In- 'iiggi-stion ol t t Cobb ftpmei ting tltrm run unliltidercd with the l*e-l tit, kies m fm'lball or .1 Itn Atul ••n ik dou!»lv( rrv rr« t* w e n ; All we wmitrd was for Ihr V hit-- of Not I e Dame ami IK - • • » r..t i h r S a n ti •id tiH ir h iliiu ii ■u'FrprlsIng press agent put out ! ball bit Hums scampered homo on the \ f. I sh II l u in h lrd ««n ll* r ru n * In r-iKirl that O'tta was u prime >game to end Well out tai Ik s ft- Will I I e s I I t-ollel. I hr j ;i r . GO IN G STRONG throw In. « ■* I.F f T TACKLES By Jack Sords Itir sirirv spiead ami rite big III- |unlit told on Item era .Tech Alter pound giant who flunked m t Al \ r » -•II .lU 1e’ lffpt The Senators tallied their final llAllOiTl) I l ’IKl till A Nt’ ll, a i-onls they d*-i West Point Owen tiled the •t* t ftMMii! S u n * '.itnnt tie, ant,- ipitti- a dnawlttg , ili»-\ had made i i ,.i* Yin .»! run In tho eighth aA Domingu** 2ti0 pound six foot former Marine, foot foot I'nultri at end toil tl»v i .-• >i iith it utt* nv rd not only because nr was a i tried It was time to «|nit Uiv u ii pasted a two bakyifr Into left -aw sortie action on InM ye.-t '■ d ball plater hut he Imd ulsiri I lle e o rct' -how the gam e was I9I.’» All A met tea tackle will lu­ a l t , nipt lark up aipdhn tenter, followed by an intentional (later eleven when ’ he nitere.I The i'lose si lie ever was to shortened to S'1 ndtiutr.s st hi- tegular poM when tile m at k , i hut Ihe Fetl an atlur'C free pass to Burns and a singti' schrrol n ar rnt l-sea-.ui. A former n royal hott'e was r.-adUig about sea-1n open- " ill, a night -game was ,-overml by Ihe Panther to center, scoring Domingu**. Miantt Vertior High star, he is i On n lit In can r tell loo m any All America for the Irish in 'l l. Imck- an,| no mote scaring ocitntself In Un- piper . This placed the game in lh. one of threy Miami pat vis ail . . i ’ * s lo lle s n( whnl hnp|ii-tird because Ileplacing lh, \cleran Mel nu e.l ooler. for a left ’ iffkte beith. He serve! : lire late Jake Atr maunder nl hr was too lm.\ 'h m tlln g arntirul lletn nl reu tei will in’- I tie! Sanford oulgamed the PnntbHoward Martin tossed a brtl as a cmp-ii »!• lit th. First M-rnonitirii league basehnll w-X' the irv lllg Id keep Irom getting killed (iladrhuk w iio gist-- tin* litanfs ei- l nl yards t„ 12 5 'and Willis liattt game, but his success can b« Division, a ; v.<ar- old. 'torles rrlate really named Zlln- tint hr says the tales that were a fourth VII-Aiiu-i u-n (.la d tiuk A inlet son "ns (In- Inigr-I grotin I a’ tributed to the flawless sup-i JAMES FILVNKLIN IIE ’-II*-’ merman A hall t Inti he (ilaM-d related prnhabk didn't g iv e the tool. A ll kmerira honors al |l o - - gamei foi the ,-'ruing with 7*i port of hi* team mate*-aril the|8EV, Jit., hig 201 ncund. six feet wt-h In hi' youth p.-utl the men lull a, count tofi I ol leu e m I'Mb Hi*, leldaee , aid- t-» bt- ri edit tiAtfli wtis iirlies. I' pmviog senator ability to tuke advan- .two ami a half iirne*. I'm nai stn«- one nl ailr men I Itabett- alh and he the time tltrv lurid i. laui lit l-’ llllp -. the old i sin—-i up w ith da, I’ leicy also a stVndy player ^or a left luck’s1 tage of the Fed inisetes. • d to Juke there was ItoihUtg It-ll alter lumhiliur the hull and being le lin b l,- p iv o t fro m F itrd h a a i was a potent factnr In the SanBryant was life, only Sxnfnrl berth. A former Misnn Seni>>i Bo Ire i lunger I It lo Atr Jake told h\ iioulhri Cttmberlatul plat ; l.tlHld spots ole III the * tpnl.h fold ff, >-p as he larked up neser tried in rorrerr the 'nrv er 'o pi, k II up repllrsl O e t . II hands man to solve the offerings o/|lligh star where lie ployed at un Ism Vo,i‘ ie . all lisigu, If, un J ft-nn >■ i imiunge ID is a tderail of the anil matt> people alw s,- will In ’ yourselt I \r hsrl It lotig enough Martin for more than on-- hinglc. .end spo at that post. It,ih I lidu-l-leiti of ill the Atlantic | Navy, saw nrticn ii lleVe It to he the truth Air who but tli.ri > r-rtalltlv souih Is like r lie hit safely twice. D O M I N I I K O il A M i K HOWL an,| Hill Fdw unl« II,- hold* j mid Pacific theater piloted F>ir, Woith lo six penn.inls norm al renetton on out pari th* Teiiitj;a-ee I ’L A l Dweii lias four in ii l , ciuL lit two air mnlnl\ ami the Prtsi In A ipw in the Texas l.r-ogue JQs, day , O.iuhtliv says 'Don McCaffei ty of ■Hun Stale, MIAMI. Sept.. 2.1. (S p i- r ia l I — den ial Unit ClUtion, i» 21 yesrs died Inst \ear at New Orleans II Bur anyway ihe Dallas district 1Jack Mead of Wlseon n. and the Soulhrasle-Ti Conference Duitball old. ‘r SPORTS L A U G H he were alive today he would tost atlornry l> ixvsttlve It was not a n veterans Jim 'oole and Jim Lee rsa,tits hold a iluridrd edge lAMFJi W. KEIIOE, H u Ihir-i grin *ml ask: Whai diarirncc n r ( h m I i IM fe e s * i - . ll- it-»r - pt^o^.i-*ria-m-Ls- H"weB; ■— cimtpelRrolk with (Jfalige Howl does U make?’ X U ,, out Tech regardless ol whal the record seven victories In D> gnmei. 8o as sportn mar, It wlUk.llnie. book may' bulimic mid what Olli­ i When .To* DiMagglo returned with Branch and Dcmpso fentn are ntagnlflrd, stories not ers who saw nr playeit In Hist Tile ratller will warn vnti 7(1 to New York this year after the currently making ccmpctltlon keen only an- lubricated but the lubri­ ganp- mat sav Ilmen out ol 71 III, tmihle L- you Julius i Mush | , 111 -la. I ’ n i v e r loffjr-Spring training Jaunt of for the position on the (Sator cations are eknggetate,I ami the s . Is lam coat h. never know wle-n lh.,1 ili-ailh 77tlt • it y , f FI trills dust ol the years i overa Itir la, ta the New Y’ork Yankee* to M i-'eleven . A six foot 201 pound vei time Is going to come 'Unking at I- the o" y Fie la nblinmis h i ama, he took hi* young »on, Joe, eran, he is* a fre sh m a n . 21 y e a is mu 8|mMs A ft,- lit ttie . a. h -Ig «ti I in* |!’ 4t> I'lilvrrsily of Ftoilda Htei> h i , that list In I9IC wtien Jr., for a »lroll around town. old. Oeotsla Jrih mllsd Up ulfr of Ihr !■'••tbsll leant will ultputiHe hr PAUL MOBTELLA'WO, vetrran ■» Everywhere DiM*g went, he ire a le 't *< arr» in liMitball history tween Hb •• an I White game jei and people would j,|nj cr ^e,si>n, on Uatoc was recognixed ami peor <> -2»3 to 0 No one dispute.' tlte sey- this season, nbamlonlir,- •he lay, “ Hello, Joe, glad to *e«iclcvrni In 19(1 and ’ 15. ha* shown record tiuii lar Oil October 7, trioll n.na orange xml blue i you back.’’ * Istealy improvement in summer 1616, si AlliOla (Ictirvlu Te, h nr luitalmiis After H happened a Fair dnxrn nn,| f„|| practice sessions. A big lually heal a team by that num­ time*, Joe, Jr. swelled with pride six foot,’ 210, pounds, he is a ber ol iKiInta AcrordtiM lo the and said lo hia -famous father: veteran of Army service, hall* record1 . II was Horn Cumberland ”8c*. Daddv, I told you everyone from Tampa where he starred Athletir Ihisiness M a n a g e r University. However, nays one of \|i|$ftrr | Ilia) at Hillsborough High, winning Ii.or llry knows m*. Ihe men who pin vcd In that gnms, Perry Heard has estimated 98,00(1 J l-liaa. If. I. three' letter*. He it 'H 22 „aar. year* .kl.l old. fans will see the Unlvrrslty of Cumberland dltln'l have a football 1 Iw.inMl arliislU Ii," a frrwhrr. R W IIT TACKLES Flori/lu Dators' six state games team In 1913! JACK WHITE, . veteran first Plans for th* University of IBHff II*-plrin* rff.c l »*hrt* pm Who then, made up thin -nurd nil fpr string tackle on fiator eleven* in Florida's new gytnniulum call that put (Icdrgla Tech min ihe JU44 anil (5 t* eurren'ly miking clip it im. rills i. iliir wlinlU ■ $1,200,000 plr.nl. gridiron hl»lnr\ honks? competition hot In the right tackle Dean Oauldln rellrlng dl'lrlcl m;— ---------------— ----------— lit •lie f i l l Ihftf Oll» piurrww c spot. A former Paris, Texas High altnrnr, si Cnllas irlls the sinrv School star, he hold* two Gator He should know about that same) inln Ihe |Difra «»f c c u * A - r e UeiisiBf?suy c o a c » (( varsity letters. Is a steady play­ he. was ihr (piarierbn, k ol Hie er, good on both offense and C sK etjieify HtS Iflli! SgASt-J Ipnm ihai |ilayed under ihr nsine fahrir. m nr ^urfeir - I»r uc • defense. ..lie is 22, weighs 20.> of Cumberland University ol la-ho-/7 " ”f' A H k C k e u * o p log! When nr On ( L in and is six’ feet one Inch tall, •non. Term » ? e p (2 A iP C (? s W illiam f. tu rn er, It never w»., rx|)lalne,l. rrlalra will give you grocefullv . R iC o O e CcKSAflSr l 'M - n ! /rgshir.an Is a former 8t. Peters­ CcJAcAeY CAME- A M tH crfiM RAPtp Oauldin. why a telegram from Uie burg Senior High 8«hool star. A eth'etlc department of (lenrgta erect corrioge. You’ll SvICCESTroaL T U ey 'lE HAP U (M veteran of th* AmtT Air forera, Tech was delivered lo .the Ksppg feel better -look better. 5 7 7EARS.OF RpoCB Al-L hi won three-high seheol letters, Blums Fraternity House livslrsd of MRS. ARCHIE It.' weighs 196 Is six feet two Inches to Ihe gyrnnaslum at Cumberland SMITH Ull. He Is SO years old. University. Spencer CorseiLre BOLD OUT 10 MONTHS A I ^ A D CHARLES B. (RED ) W ALKIn the telegram. Ihe Oeorgla Registered ER. _______ *lx foot, 196 Mon( pound former Tech official* asked If Cumberland S P O R T S O D D IT Y MIAMI, 8ept4- 23. (Sprcsnl) — Would like lo play a football game ITHM^sIfartto Ave,. 113 Palmcllo Avenue ‘ Phone 014 polumbi* -Military Academy star, nk AawrtllrS Prw* The 1947 Orange Bow[ football * The fraternity boys read Ihe ___ native o f Gainsvill*. A -vet­ am* was sold out March 1 with- wire, looked al each other queertes, he eran of the Army Air Ferres, Many a baseball hitting, recur saw service In Europe, a* ■ first h hours after the GommiU tloningty. then a young fellow * ahlished by Babe iRuth will n ,lf ht ry_. tee eU rted accepting r«*ervationi. nampd Fullback Allen—"Fullback" lieutenant. A sUady prospect, stand for years ' to come. One warm't Ills real name but Osutdtn he ha* shown progress in summer mark which the-Babe put oni the i . that waa all he ever knew end fell workout*. A three 1ft- books was set, hot by hi* slug­ TO BU ILD FIELD by—suggested "Let * play termsn el Colurthle Military, he ging, bub by Tile pitching. Ilabe played guard, la 22.years old. pitched 29 consKutive scorele** CORAL GABLES, Fla.. Sept ’e m ” . The Kappa Slgtna bay* figured ..nnlngs of'W orld iSeries play. Tho 23, (Special)—The Quarterback! 11 would be fun lo Joust on the ORANGE BOWL BAD BOYS string started when Ruth won a Club of Miami has n gridiron with Oeorgla Tech, about MIAMI. Sept 23. (Special)— n gam# f° r the Boston Red build a haeeball fl#\d for the they knew tittle because In and .Oklahoma of ^ urnnerovt Sox against th* Brooklyn Dodgera unlverstiy University or o f Miami. . . . . . . ------gainst tne drooxiyn uodgers iLick >*ck ni r^m .u news -'j-*-', Grid Giants To Present .Strong Football Team tea ' i n ■ftSSs sAJSa , -W - M art/ S ervo, Florida Grid Men That “Clean!” Feel KEPR,'/eti?cAl.j IMPROVE YOUR POSTURE! A SPENCER DOWNTOWN CLEANERS A N D LA U N D R Y slts tf ts s s liu M A r ... ' >rts Grocery U> MAONOLM SXTC&bS: ° I N O T IC E T O C O N T R A ' ,j., S,pUmM» (o' the rM fli, oepicmutT H.1S46. iv i«, iot i feact/aas/ p e r h d l c p t h painting 6f th# Southkida f, yissraa ........ ....... MMVHMMi __________■ P H P Hbut M M the^ a er pun banding out Xlt|Biroklyn'ecoreUea In the lest 13 echedule H InP p1946' pled with I fra mas. Two years later, against full representation on the dUmunj yards in penalties. frames. y ............. „ the Cube, be pitched another 10 next spring. Florida Field. l)ra. ?,* Innings o f shutout ball, to eetab- | — ;------------Florida football stadium. I* llab a pitching record which Is -. Pnmnon, i University o to alumni and Floridians Oator" beekf1 1d r M , Ynrld War hitting ftccompllanmcnts. ° f RU,h'i ifB i ft |U| A Y IN V I ' ‘ who >btck i ^ T U u Chrii« *e X. / t * ^ t ------- --------------------------------- U o fu U n lw ilif * v ;i t ' ‘ '' ■ - the entire field df athlellce phy« ,eical education, physlcsl training, I and r. creation. Dr Lemard lUrker Optoesetrlst (cations be obtained obtained from tiona may mar b« associated architect*, 511 At* *VUv ^ The University of Florida’s now College of Physical Education Health end Athlgtic* tncompasiee :l> — — ” ■— i ‘ ........................— \jmm ......... ■ ■ U him. ih io n A i fitted IN THE SOUTHEAST More people drink Atlantic Ale and Beer than any other. It must be.-.* ^ W|u, ^ e . habeas loo conetnllHl concerned with the hsbeas corpus end re* gestae to take time to read the sport* page*—If there Vrere Spy sports page* thereabout* wire wee dispatched, probably collect. Oauldin said. Informing Oeorgla Tkch If It would furnish railroad tickets the gridiron gladtatoM of old Cumberland would be there. The Kappa Sigma boys neglected lo Inform university authorities of inject. No use of that: they Just surprise everyone when returned with the Oeorgla scalps on their bells, lie wetting for the train they up signals and worked out they tell would bring touchTwo or three of the boy* had had a modicum of high achodl football experience, -and. of course, kmw all the answers. • • • y* 1 *m t Hr i For Seminole Cpunlv. . \ * M r A' t -• '• i. C}.:- _ I' -i—r- ■ •xl •M ' * : .. • . �T H t l SANFORD. HERALD, SA N F O R *, FLORIDA M O NDAY, SEPT, 23, 194* Near Record Milk S u p p l y Available For County Diets Cartier, 67, a resident of Lon*-} wood whe died laat Tuesday, wire bald Thurodsy afternoon. Rev B. W . Miller, pastor o f tha Speck ltd Bird qhurth o f God, offlcl ated. A r r a n * omenta warn li charge of Fairchild o f -Orlando. Seminole ' County residents will :__________. o n ■ u rn e mor* mar* than than fiAff.OM 5,578,000 quarts of milk and milk prodicta tula year fr\ maintaining the County's ■high nutritional • stand­ ards, it waa predicted Unlay by I the nation's leading, distributor of ‘ Wiry products. .. • . '•With n near record supply of milk cumin* from the nation's Jalry farms, consumption of dairy iruducls this year is expacled' to steal that o f 1946 when more than 60,000,000,000 quarts were h im timed,’' said G, W. Diehl, head of A. A I'. Food Stores national fa iry department "A 22 percent increase Ins per capita <ory mapion of milk during the war yaara nslped overcome the Iota o f nfetrtti6n censed by curtailed supplies a, fats end oils and helped being ibout the nation's high ntitrfUmal •artima levels.' A greatly incres»»d at): oat cheese .products i HAMID raiUDINO BISHOP of Lie Episcopal Church In the United Sluice, the fit. flev. Henry Knox Sherrill (left), UUhop o f Massachusetts, Is congratulated In Philadelphia by lit. tlev llsnry St. George Tucker, Vt-ilmo of Jllr/vmoud, Vs., retiring niter 0 years service, (fnlerimllunol) Florida Officials Begin TaskOfRegisteringS,000 StudentsFor ClassesToday GAINES VI.LE, Sept. t*3. (Spa ■lal—-With sopHralions of admit •it file, of/ldsli: of the University j ( ’Florida will begin today the ask of registering and assi*nln* il section* a rj classes the largest widen! body lli lfie history ol he state university.' Former students, rygistgr Juday. Tuesday and Wednesday and alt irst-time students Will ho trgjs i red beginning Thursday and -oulinutng Friday and Suturdiy -lanes 'w ill meet Sept. :«>. Allhoegh the majority of thi roblems of expansion for an ,un irccedented inrollmsnt hud bevi ■olvvd on 'the rva of the regis retion perlcd, tha housing short iga in GaltitiTrlir, remained thi •iggrat headache fur >Unlver|lt] i/firial* and students . alike. Officials urged that student* rho have nut definifa assurance •f a (dace to live drfer tbeii ullage entrance until the Sfconi semester,'Evan over-night rooau ire scarce, thsy pointed out! . All availably tin-campus p «l» ng has been assigned, — Lewil Jlstwk, assistant .registrar, cm rhssiteil, and the City o f Gaines rule is filled tu capacity. Unit tdditfcmsl temporary housing no* inder construction 1* complete, will hav* no more room apses U «™ e n *,***?»•t*1* lie ‘ explain! the fish were fed «*tt tnos* thoa* time* timet m the Tenaleep hatchery where thi w er« raised. . B E A U T IF Y YOUR HOME with V E N E T I A N B L IN D S ^ Wo can make arrangements tor yon to finance them on ElAflY’ TERMS* -Venetian blinds made to fit any size windows Munlry and other milk prodoeta ire expected to continue plentiful during the fall and winter months, Diehl said, These products con­ tain nearly 1*4 percent of the rsli ttaaV.S. erlea, 24 percent o f the protein*, Yugoslav* amqfht to arrwt them fn connection with the shooting of a IB percent of the fata, 74 peccant Russian soldier.’ A U. 8.'Investigation proved they were Innocent. The i f the calcium and 45 percent, of C. Kelson. North Park Falls, W la; K. Shuseel. tha riboflavin consumed by' the San'JTtandeco; and C. Scott, MashvlUe. _ (Zaleraatt^ua Radiophoto) tvcrOgo individual. • The pioneering efforts o f food Yov can relieve poison*Ivy with and bicarbonate of soda, applied ■halna In developing a straam<from witch hacel two sr threw times a day. 4nnt . distribution system, Diabl a paste made *. \ isld, have made possible the quick movement of milk and milk prod­ ucts from ’ dairy center* o f dense­ ly populated consumer areas. Modern refrigeration equipment md ’ Improved handling methods Free Estimates W ood and metal stotr 11** * Repairing — ReflnUhing ' ■ S E M IN O L E V E N E T I A N B L I N D CO. 820 WEST THIRD STREET PHONE 1152-W 1hi- lrhuul former students, >f whom h a v e been m diflrd mi l cut rFgjsirnlloM jirrrhlU, v»ill i >nirt -Momlny, Tuesday and Vt’eilteidsy, according to their indivldlal card assignment. They will *|>ort tu Ituorn 204, l.'ingurKc ire good,; some o f them being airy, tall, sijd rndst. present thidr v e ­ omlillonejL snil having the m a t (isfrlilinu (id mit liefure they can nothm l/gwtng ^equipment. The *uno new* for this type o f work itncrcd with registration. . Firtl-innc students at tlio Uni- ire high slid earnings are ineral.y will report T h u r s d a y .-rcooed with proficiency. norninjf, Septem ber 20, at tl:tH) Hr. Fons A. Hathaway, State /Hoick, -at th e University audit- HrectOr of the United Slates rium fur orlentntiun uml regie- Cnipluymoul- Service, status that ratlun. The registration period h,, •recruitment problem should or them will tontinuc Friday a less difficult this year, despite ha increased demand, due to th«f nd Saturday morning. Meanwhile nt Totlahassec (,ffi.‘- •nricty of fscili litany ace vices ils at Florida S in’,, Gollrge fur rhich have-been provided for the Vomen wen- making arrange- mployers. S e v e r a l companies tents to tem porarily (aka care iave’ built cuhvciileot and' at* f some of t h e ' U niversity's over­ rtetive housing with adjacent r* ■) F. f t . ,'IL^i'LLr suatuter session N\, other rft'lntin toothers, ■cepted sincc^tfrsn. M C W N G ON T IlB C U FF H i m Mo n D, v a — wn l y . Arthur Wells Hew, of Rich­ mond nrtd Alekandris. fur thus* who like golf and tettnli and don't like to keep 'score. Mr. Dew'd alfe was'his patent attorney, ate though het himW IT H ttltomap-foa. Difwrtemint’s bureau of ordinance Tn lh# Pentagon Bull4* log. dtsloi Employment» Service has rill eUo be nn Increased demand tterted IU wruUment drlvs^toi or ' peeler, nnd floor workara. <upply thee, worker*. The ® a Soctionlxcra remove aoctlona of steyment Service Is requesting "ruIt from peeled oranges, tangwomen interested in wofK In the fines, end grapefruit with a dtros Industry to register for moll knife. Skilled vrorVin cen •mploymfnt * t thtlr ntArttt of* it«rt on n pieronvork bAilt, while flee.- Bome.ptenu expect to open irtski.llrd or leg. skilled personnel wrly IV October end’ other* »1J1 wg|n on an F,°urly scale an3 tet under tf*y as tha season whangs to - piece-work basis as regresses. The local United ,h«Y „, become skilled. Working Elates Employment Serplc. o f. ‘ondlllonl. ,n the seillonlalng unite Ices who kaa* ordsra in thslrx ------ ------ 1 -----:-------- * '* uppHH ((R a c k e t p o a c h e r s ELGIN. Scotland—(AT— Poach, ■rs m ss# $400 MOO aa . weak selling era make selllnr nlmon tjnd tro u t from the Earl >f M orey's stretch of the Kivir U ssle, mys the Elgin Angling Muslin~li named alter the city of Moeul, when It flret was made* - ■■■i ■■■i ■W-m mm m m m m m m 0—. Spartans In 400 B. C. used wood smoke as a form o f gas war-fir*. « « r A $ * 0 K CVSAF P0VM8 9 ocatlon, t; Ivin* accoi T U E S D A Y and W E D N & S D A Y t .. .. It would ba eoiy to b-«. a . u id But we all kno. siat e^eu-in- thi* aye of «Wctronic miracle*, there MUST1be wlrp bofore there can be electric service in your home. 2.378.87Q e e - u a . 9. W H IS K E Y pound, c wwential copper wire orc^oroci by Floridf^ower i . hight Company ere still undelivered. Just a* toon o. -Y.u can get additional supplies of copper wire an*. £ihor critical materials, the more than 2000 mem i burs ol our organisation W ill makegood their pledge to bring you the benefit* of cheap electric a e rv in " the earliest possible momeiA Sl u I lLH SC h �^ la Unity Th*rw. I« Strength 4* m u M 'i h * rrtM •I THE WEATHER Partly cloudy thin a ft e r n o o n th ro u g h Wednesday, l ew widely sca ttered a f ­ Urn W.wUi the Frstress * f . America*, te rnoon sh ow ers. ' . / rrseperily for Ranferd. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY VOLUME XXXVII NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA. l ’UF.SPAY, SEPT, 2d, 194G Established 1908 Associated Press Leased Wire Warren Says U rges Prevention O f Conflict Even To Point O f Appease­ ment I f Necessary ^R ussian Policies In Germ any N ot To Be Directed Against Britain A nd U. S. arian Frontier B ig Four Ministers Declaring that Djr United States Helicopter Removes Plane Crash Survivors Receive Criticism la on tho very brink of ga r with the most powerful nation en From Col. Hodgson, earth. Puller Wsrrsn, Jacksonville, attorney and 1940 candidate fo r Australian Delegate. governor, told the inter-city meeting of Rotary clubs at the .MOSCOW, Sept. 24, (/P)— PARIS, S ept. 2-1, (/P>— The SemlnuL Country Club last night. Prime Minister Stnlin put Allied peace conference has I hot everything possible shook! UP a calming hund today be Hone to prevent this war even taken steps to ease the ten­ and told the world tbnt he ,u in,, point of appeasement and sion nloiiR th e southeastern did not think there would a ided that we cannot leave it to frontier of Slnvic*Jiurope in our dlploniaU, our aenatora. our be another wap in the near tile lialkaiia. The M ilitarymilitary leaders and the beads1 future because hu believed of our government to perfect * ('onunisaion o f tho confer*there was no real danger laaiing yeace. U eiice voted today to rem oveVaulting tii the fourth ubjfct of n new war and that the all fortifications alopR Buiof Itutary which Is "tho advance­ threat of war tlosw not exist jfnria’s fro n tier with Greece. ment uf international understand-: at the present. mg; goal Will and oeare,’" Mr; Tho acthln wan taken with- the Stalin suggested that, ths ru­ Warren told the insmber* of the approval of an amendment to mors and alanna about a poaalN. w Snprua; Delomd and San­ tho suggested Bulgarian pcaco ford Rotary rluba that It M. blt new war ware Juat ao much trvuly. tlrroc* had offvrtd tho t*lk — but for a purpose.1Ho tjeir duly and the duty uf every amendment. other civic >nd fraternal urgent. .blamed tha talk on wbat ha Thin ileciat.ni ramo as an aartuu in tit-- country to find a called nnlve politlclana and mili­ ^luorira^ apokr^tian hinted at a wav out uf this unneceaaary mlatary-political intelligence agenta n|Hprdup in tlx- work of tho peacemnlei sThndjng ‘ W[ith 'Ku**le *inc«who, ho Raid, need thla clamor materS<> fur., not a aingla the nekt war. If it cunir*. will to do .three things. • treaty tin* l>eeii completed with bo lb,, last uno and “ there won't To h e l p their r govomn\?nt nnjri .>f tho furhicr ritrtny na. ’ be enough people left on earth wrrat rnoro conceaaiona. to make li»na'sinvolvod, Italy. Romania, Ui Mart another war." it hard to cut the military budK.Miami, ‘ Hungary m llulgaria. Mr. Warren uiiipliasixril the gat* of their countriaa, andto Tlio Fmrign .Minuter* of tha terrifir destructive powcr of the pbt a brake on tho demobllliaHit; Knur plan In .it down today atomic .bomb which he 'declared tlon of troops and thereby evade I l.i o.ii-iilei tho i|ur*tlun of what could not remain e **rcet of the the quick growth of unemploy­ In >1.. al-.ol Italy'* colonial poaIN THE COMPANY OF IIU WIFE, hit daaghUr, Jean, and her pet. United States for long, lie atao ment in their countriaa. m" i>ioiu 'lliev al-o announced l*ol.iieu lo tile Iht.easin, *pe-d amt former Secretary of Commerce Henry A. WlsUare la pictured as be spoke their intent ion ,.f wreding out Stalin did "* not' 'mentionthe rnnge of air power nnd the di) to a nationwide radio audience (eUewIng hie resignation, lie said hr olhor tieaty nnieii.tmrnta In countries he hod in mind. would continue lo tarry on hie “ fight for peace.” (International! Istrurtlvcnes* of V-bomb*, dUoaa* order to .ave tim e bomb* and many other aecrol Thera wer# many thlngnthat weapon* which ha,| never boon JiiM a few nollt- l.ef ore tho he said, in reply to a list' of 1u»e.l y«t. And declaring that, If auestiona submitted to hlnf by It iK Foot Milii-trr* were schad* • we rannot find a way to make the Moscow correspondent of the ub'd lo meet, they were critlpea... permanent, wo ahuuld at London Sunday Times, In which cited in -eatliiliK term* by Au»lea*t do everything wu can^ t » tha United States waa mentioned tinllan delegate. \V. |(. Hodgson. insure peace for our time*. specifically. Long a chump inn -if the smaller Although suggesting .that there nation*. Col. Ilodgaun attacked The Ruaalan I’ rlmo Minister i*. greater danger of war today I lie minuter* o f the United said the United Stalea now holds •lit A*ein ivn :i> ••itKsa) than there waa in tho summer State*, Hr.lam. France end RusA threat lo peace In having a The Intel shortage eeaultrd to­ of 193K. Mr. Warren insisted that •la for uyreetitg among themmonopoly of atomic weapons. day in a demand for *n off-calen­ then* is no !m*le cause for war -ein'» on a nuir.bar of key issue'.. . StaRn-.minimised this by deelar. dar oenslun of Congress.. Republi­ hil'Vffit this cyuntry and RufiitF t!;»C ■irthmaA . l j . n r r ic p U r .»V d can Rentier StjfCa Hridge* ot The basic causes of war ho listed) atomic bomb to be as serious a Foreign Ministers' decision that New ellmpehiir recommended as (l> The dealra of one country the final dnpnaul of Libya, Rrlforce a* certain politician* are that lhr I’ongree-men. no* in ri­ for the land of another, (2 ) da-1 tifa and the Italian Somaliland inclined to regard It; that atom ce**, be called bark lo lake action sire of one country for the trailo bomb* inertly are Intended to were to lie determined Jointly on afhsl he called a aalinnil trials uf another, and (3) hangover of Intimidate weak nerves and that by the llig Four. arlalnn from the rrcoatml of meat grudges from some past wtt. 1 In themselves they can .not de­ by the OPA. | The A ustralian berated the Nona of theaa conditions exist cide the outcome of a war, and Shipbuilder mujox' .power.* for stipulat^pg Disputes today to rouse trouble between that the atomic bomb monopoly Due to what they drscribe a* thla country and “Rusaia,-ha said,r | th a t the .UnitosL Nation* would will not last foe very-h vn r *m f -G ro u p 's Figures On vary small butchering quotas al­ since America wanU no^part .nf.* filiapnse of ilnusi - Italian colonies- besides, ua* of tha bomb will bo It L'. .11e> ••.ml if raw by tha OPA. Seminole .Russia and RuasTa 'doe* not covet if il.M I lie III.* llig Four couldI ilnl itot a agree Company's Profits lowed Adoption of the UI4(T-I7 City among theniaelve*. cattle growara are not only un­ any of our territory, there are liudgot- for the fisoul )VU|. b e g i n ­ able to replenish tha almoit cmnty no trad* conflict* and relation* Divluicd lludg-iiiii. “ They aln in g tlcl. I and f i x i n g uf tlm rate meat rountera At local storee but — Industriallft •Henry J. Kaiser face heavy loaaaa of caltla again b.tween the two countries havo ■u tux levy at 2n mills, wero n-ady had in mind thaj they been traditionally friendly. Treasury Secretary tsday asked for more lima to| thla year duo to high water and among the tuajnl' a.'lM'lLI o f tlio were going In disagree,” Declaring that ho did not llko nnkwer question* in a govern­ lack of feed. * U\ I oiiiMti-*lim la -1 overling. . the Russian form of government, •Speaks to Bankers ment Inquiry Into th* wartime i If th, .'* null Ii-yt, li> indls.uill "\Vhnt We nerd is unlimited ha insisted that It la much better record of his shipbuilding quota If we want price control," y „ fit, o|H-riiliun and l.t mill* for J. B. Phillips Leaves Association Meet M U VORK. Sent. 24 — than the government which thu kfirm*. ,1 1*1 -on no. according In City said W..(J. Kilbee, Geneva cattle Russians had under the ctara and • A I* * (IriMikl)n i- another Sanford Hospital tianag.-i II N. Sa>er. * Th* House Merchant Marine raiser and county commissioner. that thev are still makiag proCIIH AIiO. S o p l J4, (dVof llui»e •pier*** whrip |he FtiniU .iiniiuiiting to t-TJ.IH1** Committee wax' told yeeterday "There is.no Florida beef shipped great. Ho-urged the people to Treaauty Secretary John W, Sny. ' rrsidrnla are proud lo Itaeal .1. II. I’liillips, imluluyee uf Ih* wltn-li iveni not expended. laat that Kaltar ahlpbuildlhg enter­ out of tha auta because It ia not wake- up and atop this larrlhlo der called today for a coutinua- | lhal all) Ihing rail happen. Florida 1‘iiwcr and l.ighl Company prise* received $192,000,000 In prepared for shipping. Thera ia trend toward o naw w *r which tlon of high tales. II,, said that . Rich) now, *Flatbuah i* p u l­ year doe lo shortage* o f material*, sustained avvato u it< get in reserve for the Public who lecvnllv profit* from the government on plenty of fa t beef, but little for ho one 'can win and whl^h will for „ur common good, our prea- j ing with might and main to injuries when he came in contact I’lnfcct* Fond, to lie used at a a capital Investment of $2,500,ent tax levels must Im maintain- ! grl (hr Dodgers al Ihe top only destroy clvillaation. taler Uiiio fo r (he original pur- willi n high voltage line which 00*. The commute* .asked Kaiser "Tho laat war settled nothing." ed for tome time. of Ihe National loragur heap. nectasitati*l lln- amputation of his pose Tlie-e inclnih d tile follow there er* more and better cattle he declared, ‘ ‘and neither will how thla happened. ■lain log. ha- Iweii released from In all address before the Amer­ S«i a grrrnpoinl ps-lor — ill. Itemsllvi l lesul faring, on h*nd than *v«r' before, and the next on*.” Today the shipbuilder . replied ican Ilnnkris AMielntlon in ChlHu- llrv. Ilrnney llni-on — S '.llilll .. wei replarenielit, $fi,uuo I lie Keiiiuld Laughton Memorial that during tha aummey month* in a statement that he could not Mr. W an«n'* remarks follows.! ca$o. the Trvnsury Srcyrlnfy itiM ha* lurned op W7l|, * n idea loner, t,* -lri-et markers, Jl.inln, Hi -ptlal following- a huXpttall’ answer on ehort notice what h* of July. August and Scptrmbm-, an addreCa of welcome by Presi­ aikted lhal 'high lusr- iimaT*' •I how lo help lhr rausr. coiiftlin* lion ..f puhlle rr*t run n. mi mu m-i ifid of 1*1 weeks Ilia gtasa for feeding is at its beat termed an and!*** number of dent G. W. Speer to the visiting continue if wr ate lo halancr | llrv Henson suggrat* (hill lhr Mr 1'lnllip‘s ii >ndit ion waa da$'J.! mi evl, niliiig ’ the while >»ay and the cattle fcr* fatter. club* from New Smyrna and De. th* fedrial Inidgi't and reduce -crilnd tin- morning ns veiy pn,|dr o f Uro»kl)n ulwrive a -V ’ >m • l.lH<iI o * fu r fighVnq" I f not diepoeed of eoon, thoua* Land and response* from Pat the national drht Said Snyder: | mimil* of prayer esrh d»v al eqiiipmenl, IJ.fimi; colistrurUoli -ali-farlory nnd lie i, now at hi* and* of head o f cattle will dU in Southward, immediate past p rr*i’ "I think that II i* pule fnitnoun this nrek In an rffurl nf .leniunnirla, f.I.IMHI und of a liunie al 2fi>'l2 Sanford Avenue. Florida this winter—cattle which dent of the New 8myma club ati^ Uay, if nnt plain demagogy, to swiNiiiimg 11 ... 1 1 ul f 10 , 011(1 I m lirlh (hr Dodgers win the ahould provide meat Gerald Frierson, prvaident of the talk of tax reduction nnd debt -.1.1 ............... o , l . ( ,|. .... .......... ■. pennant. Sava Rev. Ilm-un: ....... imposed DeLand club. Trini-ls'i ol all eu*h -utplii- (■reck Police, Troops reduction in Hie same Ineath." which call for a staff of account­ ■ill liaml S- nf Sept dll lo 4(1-47 ‘•tVe’vr praytsl for midlarv Upon by Ul# O FAr they have ti. W. Spencer, chairman of lb# ant*,' engineer* and other* lo vary small q u oU ^ for which there Fight L o n g Battle The Treasury Kerrtdury mhlml buifgel lot nperulioii pill pose*, vlrlorlrs and atrrflhing rl»e. golf tournament aommlltee, an* •nawer. the federal govcrnniant we* approved. la no, foiitylatlun," he declared. nounrtd th* winner* In the tourna­ that « i why not pray for Ihe ahould strive'not only In hnlance ATHENS, Sept. 24, |jp>— Th# In statement Kaiser said: 11. H. Beck, who own* eitenelv* Dodgers?" MuVoi liul wu- aullmlireil lo ment and praaanted .prise* to "W e want thla committee to cattle tnriraat* In Heminole and Harry Tooke for low gross, Jake th# budget but' nl*o lo achieve proelaim a primary election on (Srrt-k government announced toa aujislnutiiil surplus for paying -understand that thar# lent a Volusia counties, .stated yeater- Jacob* and i*uv. i t . for election of a city I day that (I r e e k trhop.x and D. Scott for. low single think we aren't happy to day that hla ouota la' out and ngt, - and Oarald Frierson and o ff the debt. These are the view* coinniisshiiier for u three year j gendarmes have fought a 16‘ hour baltla with a hand of 2,000 disclose that la ^ our books and that he rannot kill another steer Robert Cornell for highest acorea. he expressed when he entered V. A Official Speaks term lie replulr W. ( ’. Hill. . th* Treasury.* Snyder remarked, aetennarnfa rw<ir<!i " corporate records." this month. An nmeinlllierit lo Ihe puiii'J) leftists in Thessaly. The conflict Cnarles Morrison 1*4 the.rttikm Mid they have the full support At V. F; W . Meeting laiard license lax wax passril wliiiit occurred in nu urea wher* the “There la plenty of meat,” said in singing with Harry Kudclt nT . Then ha 4dd*d, that aa a prt o f Freshlent Truman, liicreasid t‘lir regular f'-'O aiimiiU (■reek Thlid Artny Corps ha* tleal matter, thar# Un’t a aim Snyder said* that in. the sik | “ and price* are 'not ao bad, but liivn.e to |2f>, and inipiiMil tli\ been carrying out mopplng-up man (o tho Kaiser organised a n not aafflciaid .to allow lollowiii* taxes on each Iroard; operations against leftists. month; • ending 8 e p t. I, Ihe | n qualified to answer questions lUhartaf, Now la the time uno to 10 cent* for each Ml cent ' Th* outlaws nr,, estimated to all the complicated corpon Treasury had reduced III* debt to get rid nf cattle. Otherwla# m a n ta -u t unemptoymrnx by almut $14,000,OIK),000. Ho pre board; II lo l!fi cents on Ml to h a v e 'fo il 120 killed and more financial and business trai they will gat ,tbln and we will ,‘lioarils. U'H to fdl m il* on than 200 wounded, tlovemmant ration In Samlnola County dieted that ao far as rash Ii action* over a five-year parti have lo carry them over for hnotlith* week ending Sept. I I conci’ rnol, the government will $t.Ml Iroanla; Mr cent* to II.ill) on carualtle* include two killed. Kaiser haa dlaputad tha fl ■J-rirht—wounded—wnr|—IK mlsalng, ures .relating to J A s W allace Talked T o Nation Seminole Cattlemen Are Unable To Supply Local Meat Markets Kaiser Requests Addibonal ■* lime To Make Replies FIs organisation. He iplaln-Um Murinr th^aua- ■SmTUri rittlnaan oL th« 'Ftorti of th# four K ilter shipbuilding rent meat ahor tag*, they are only wards were |aa* than one-teeth gatUax about ona-flfth of their of on* p a r e n t , of th* total normal aupply ef meat. Huppllea volume of xrork done for th* Maritime QommUalon. That, ho amphatifed, la after deducting all Gov. C aldw ell O r d e r s ' Execution O f N e g ro j p a l d* ' U d * . E*ar—. - - - - all bourds n v iitJ .fifllli- —— -s n i The overall deficit for Ihe cur­ rant fiscal year, .Snyder assert­ ed, will lie slightly lee* than $2,000,000,000 — a great Improvemrni over th* 91.600.000,. 000 estimate o f laat January. • J300 Pc-rsona Issued • D riv in g Licenses Suits Filed A gainst Florida Slaughters ‘ A A v e s t o j c c o n v e n t io n _____ Z Cheater Miller, "Chef da Gar*" Out of 9.500 poaalblo applies fo r th* 40 * t 8 o f the American tlon* for driver's llc*n*#a, 6,:«>0 Leylon, l.ft at DOO o'clock yea* have aunt led to date, accordinE torday for 8an<rir$ncUco to at- Harry Crossoii was granted a five ^enr lease at $000 a year to property nl Ihe City Trailer camp on French Avenue, Including that which the Navy formerly used. Mrs. F. K. Roumlllat, Mrs. Margaret Hearties, Jay Heck and P, H. Smith, wrr# approved as officials for the City prlmyYy election. |L 61. Young Was given permission to operate a taxicab. Veterans Service Any veteran In need of serv­ ice (free of clm rgo In any of Um following categortaw la requetted to visit tha office Of Uie rcaponslblo* agcrvlra titled below: Coordinator —- E. B. Carter Atlantic National Bank Build- , MIAMI, Sept 84, 0FK- T M OPA today filed «I*v#n asrfla agalaat South Florida alaufhura. SIX MORE U l TTO a ; r a j t m & 'f i s execution. M1 - a a r w j ' B f B F E C U L ^ H K IW I. . lflaa ’ Jove# Bevla, stale • *tanikm clothing speelallst, arrived yaeWnJay at-Os* offlc# o f-M it , Outd* Wilson, county homa daRiooatratlon a(ent. Rha will eondugt-Uiloring daises throughout tha- .week at varioua' home daaaooatration-duba In county. ' t o . - MU~ l • &S - ofl*bSrlh# ii? th* laU H. C. Haskins who ca rrM on thl,'work for many ysar*. Dr. Frank QuRlman. health unit dlrec* tor. sraa aapolnUd aa depoty r*glstrar. Th* appointment* w en made by tha ,Bun*u of Vital ttatla tin of the Florida Btatf Board of liaaltB. • .• r. Gustavson Accepts Dade C ity Position Mr. and Mr*. Clifford GuaU* vaon will leava Thursday for Ft. Park Annua. ■ Vocational Training and Education - T. W. Lawton. Onatet House. Legal Asalstancw. Hoapttaliaatlon and State acrric* Offloar — Contact through Lloyd P. Boyle, County flw t t o Offtcar. Takach BuiWIag. Home Bcrvkm AaaUtanc* to Bervleemro. **-a#rvIcemen add their Dependent* — American Had Croat, Lokefront Boulevard. Veteran* AdmlnlstraUoo - — Martin M. Rudlch. ahartffa Of He* every TUaaday. � 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 23, 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/825fa6dc3f22cb120952dfff1d669674.pdf 53ad32840f838df4210aae50fc54c2f4 PDF Text Text THE SANFORP HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA F lin X J B H m u ELECTRIC A PPLIA N C E REPAIRS W ATC H FOR i t PHILADELPHIA, S*rt. 20. 'iP ) -General '• Msmigir John Quinn of (hr lloaton Braves wha an­ no Bneed the purr haae of pitcher I>ick Mulligan firm the rhlladaj. phla J’hilllea. The aale wan fir the wtilvrr pfice. Mulligan la gfl year* olil. lie ha* appeared lit til gamrM this year, and haa a record of two vrtn*Tand two loaaea. * O P E N IN G • FANS • * • MIXERS • . • w a s h in g M a c h in e s • VACUUM CLEANERS .• * . * f Roy Johnson PHONE 10G4-J Steluon U n iv e rsity Lehman Expects New Records . To Be Set W i l l ‘Open Tueslday DELAND, Sept M, (Special) ZT Btitaon University will open Tueaday With an enrollment in txeeaa of 1208. according to a •tetement Dreed today by: the ilejIiUmr. Tueeday, Wednesday, and Thursday will be gieeh to registration of fraahmen and.new BROWNS W A N T RL’ BL itudenta only. . Upper - claaamen wil* rrglatcr Friday »nd Satur­ ST. LOUIS, S^pt: 20. m —THt day and claaa work will aUrt St. .Louis Browns are .dickering With Muddy; Kuel with the Idea uf signing him as manager. GoatI missunier Chandler's office an­ nounce* that the president o f the llruwna, Richard ' ------ . .urkrrman, haa reiiucsted permission to 'hegotlaU with Kurl, who la a special oasistnnt |U Chandler.' A fte r th* pernilsslun was granted, Muckerman anil . Itut'i conferred today at rhandler'a heme .In Versailles. RESTAURANT TROTTER A PPLIA N C E SERVICE *04 W. SECOND STREET *. 11TCIIBR -r FRIDAY, SEPT. 20, ICm i Ib m O Kraaa r w . O w l \ arrive at the State Market early' in October. No large quantities of produce are 'expected, until November when green* ■ art mov­ Ing. •. . , ' • Installation o f facilitisfe at ihe new qOlek freeze plant at Thir­ teenth Strict . and Elm Avenue la proceeding. Across the street on Thirteenth Street, • 1). F. Dobts I* putting up a market bi'Mdinw it a coat of ll.ano to Mil produce to truckers. Stand­ ard Growers, Inc. will start opera-, Ilona a* soon as the escarole croji cornea in, whl.-h should .be wlthi.i the next h e locks. IIw ry Tooke has purchased proptrty at Frurteenth Street ami permit to construct a flO.Opd i 926 TIIE WEATHLK In. Unity Thar*.}* Strength— B ID S W A N T E D ! Ta Promote lha Prarteaa #f America, T * Pradaea Fraaperity far Baafard. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER for painting the Market Reataurant Building. VOLUME XXXVII (S ta m p . 0-10-49-51) SUGAR C arnation Fine Granulated P * l — G o ld e n K e y M ILK - U u go Cun ........ 4 B IR D S ^EYE aa>wr. ™ "Belter Thhn Soap" A N N 1 T E , Puckage BEEF I Blue Plat* Dinner I COFFEE, It) ja r A L L W H IT E ” F L O U R Phone Free Delivery Illo c k I I . thence Rontti 74 feet la Phone ROBERTS’ GROCERY nlW Hanforit: day of Ss|i 118 Magnolia Avenue FLORIDA LIVRA TONE A. PLASTIC PATIN T HAND. ■AOS, l*p tipper.*r peach a KID OLOVpS, Black, Hlsm • to 1H. C?TAIIORK0 DICKIYS,. rsjrsa AFTER ONE OF OUR poplin, l'slicit, darks, kbits. mmmmm ' ' ton D. FRINT1D SCARES, Colarial rayso crepes, tkase*. ^8a//£h Gan/hmc/’.t d-H E. H A N D M A D I HAN K i l l . Vldi* Initial an pastsis. V t* 1 H fl Park Avenuo • Phono 29 a LONI arw Ss Averell ik it, fir •his apj men in Lund«N\w'l fully-support tbs forsign poilc/ of Mr. ’Truman and inr, Mr. u/fiiTO, Byrne*, who unu wiiu iaro iv carrying on lha high> prlnclpls* laid down by ' Mr. Itooaevolt. There lie* th* road tu peace.” IlarrliAan want qn to xay that he looked forward lo Joining the ■\----- T ewmow -Vabinet a* HscrMary Commerce ami felt that from previous experience lri.lt he knew the department‘well, lie also held n press ami radio toriferenc* nt 4:30 o'clock this afternoon, Brit­ ish time. It's bslievrd in the American rmbassy in London that llarriman plans to go to Boris shortly. The trip will give him n chance to talk things ovar with Secretary o f S'.ate Byrnes aq that any further inixuo on foreign policy can be avoided. Horriman, who waa. United States Ambassador to the.Court >-f 8t. James lintil this appointment, was s e l e c t e d t h o Secretary qf You’re Groomed clean suit makes you a well groomed * S business world thet's why we do faultier work. For superior cleanlng and pressing send your work t£ua. Florida’* golden output of pro- * , W e Pick-up and Deliver, tool * - ceued citrua fruit ia growing— procaaaing jumped from leas L A N E Y D R Y C L E A N IN G CO U*n aU million boxaa in 1939 to almoat thirty oillion in 1949. ' . 110 EAST SECOND STREET PHONE-468 Growth d damand in thia vilantin-hungry world ihdicatM there ta na«d for moro and more pro­ caaaing oi Florida's hoalthful citrua cropa. Un- A N N O U N C I N G T H E O P E N I N G OF S A N F O R D ’S L A T E S T E G G and P O U L T R Y M A R K E T lika fraah fruila, hampared by aeasonal fluciuationa,. procaaaad citrua can meet demand on a year-around baala, can ba shipped lo world- K T ' E . X i ' I i - ’r ’i: Ta*lor. Mrs. M. L. Lae, Mr*. w idt marketo, con b « aold aa ja ck et conditions 1' ■ Florida, worjd'i citrus center, is Um logical lo­ cation icr many nato procassing plants. This and many othar industrial lace a fcright and prosparous fuhiYa' in Flbrida. H . - - Delicious Foods Freni Procissod Citrus! • CANNED CHOUS ~ \ • fOIttK CHIUS • Veterans Service Any veteran In need of aerr• (free of charge) In any of ia fotlowtor oaUforiaa la r»- CHIOS CONCMTMTt \ IRK. Kept. 2.V (<P> vp»t shipping ‘ indiMiry ' hack to uorniul today worst tiiarilitite rn*t* ilioti'h liistoly. Dock ad M-auuii arc lutrk . b at cast and we*I i , and llw -.lii|i*- lin lo lay* now air moving. 1 along the nation'* 1 '*ntvrftonl ' •!*: -A* "•«Fv *• THIS cloaeup of the Belgian uir- standing liner which cracked -up near craft. 1 Gander, Newfoundland, ahuws cut' a w tome of the survivors (cliVieMwe-wftSr' j WARSAW , Sajtg. 23. 141The-Polish ParrtafcTnt today apefoved a new | M K I election IsW after a stornjjr sisiioa. Tlie measure, which had be*" holly debated by Poland's rival |so1itica| groups, will determine how that country'* long-awsitej gen. oral elections are to he conduct­ ed. Indications' aro that the elections will |>4 held in the next few months. It's expected that the Polish government will an­ nounce the date within the pext .seven daya. giving the xatasa at .tcxiURLdayn notice. T h n ie w election law had been stubbornly opposed by Poland's conservative opposition, the Pea­ sant party uf Vice Premier Stan(slaw Mikolajcxyk. The Peasant party argued that the law would make a free and fair election Impossible. In a bitter debate which preceded adoption uf the measure, Peasant iarty leaders charged that lha aw would rob thousand* of Poles of th* right to vote and would encourage fraud. They also charged fraud in the Polith *reftrendum of Jun* 30, in which the government claimed popular endorsement of its policies. , The parliament voted .down all amendment* proposed by the Peasant party. During the de­ bate, a leader o f the Communist Workers party accused MikolaJeiyk of being anU-Kussian and of hoping for Anglo-Saxon in­ tervention In Poland. M v tlr fo l p a iilb ilitls i in he- only letup siirviviirx were reporteil to gravely injured. ( luternation- .Siiiiiiilphiit.il * Russia ha* been iu*l*ting from tin- slnit lli.-it Rumania au,| th* other defeated countrir* I,* >#. qtiircd to pay only cue third cum* pen-nl loti for properly lus'ses *u ffm d Ailud curporations. 'Hriliun. . ii tin- ■'Uicr hand, has hr*-11 3i.i1.lti.,- nut fur. I0|l .prerent rnitip.;ii*!ifrr.n Indicaliuus are that tile llrtli*h. while iidinilting that tin fMi-ii.tr now ha* changed, will—i.-iilinu. tu ilciuaiui full in* d»‘tti11n ji-, • f i . in R.miiuuis. (■lib., iioii.-d i In- 1'oiled State* l.i- * . . , V ui .mloi Aug tlie princi­ pal ■-* |..i 11 till uideinniftcation wtic11 in. ipic-tiun arose in connnto.ii with the Italian treaty. It-. I i i..-| I imlay. however, iii.il tin, .••til-l. i v-ci vr the right ON THE POUCH 07 IMS KOMI. Hilly Amiri von, Hi, (left) and Nathan to oo*tifv ihei| pn-ition. JiiiBri. 13 tiitflitt ilrfiumttiDtr for SlteiiiT(i W I'aiiH-nler. nf l#iv«- <Ulc, I lie \in,'lo an III.'ll- came SS i the in.iniit i in h hit h, tiicy » j /, tin y pilot to tlt'dlh Hilly ■ f.tllu f , u pi - - when >1' was outlined U II Aiivlt i • it. .mil his htrpiiiotTirr, Donnie Yuuii^ Amiri aoii « luuvlu** Ifi'fiiii- iio'iiilwr* uf tlie Balkanl'» Hh* fc|M»t fi*•«%• wlihli hr dirt) the lhutpuii hlaxl that klllrtl his fullirr. i iiiiinh Kcutnoine C'uiiitiiiaalon. it Jailtrt ilitms l»«iwv lie irslul u ntl* nil Ihe vs^klilinc muililne while •i»n* w a- u'd fui ward a* an amendment lli^ the 11 lie Unit HI j t klilctl Mia Andriyan. ( /nUrnultoiiol A’x* Iii«u*r) t. - i clause in tile prupusej RomsiTiii fn ily a clause which hat * yuiinl tlie c.Milllllsiiull during o vrn im-ellUgi. I t . I Mite,I Stats* did nut slat* what pi i cent age of |,.«e, It would d, inuiide.i from I'uinanl* In cutnpciaaliciH .. . . * ♦ > {. , ," Klsewlu-ru in lari*, liriilvh Fiitenru Secfl-iury Truest . Bcvin met epn ii tv today with i'retl.lent i.c o r e lli.lui.lt of Franc* I.t lN D U N Sept 2:t <T'i V „ .10.1 .mV let M -ieiyo Minister V n n iia m e il fo ie ig n pow er a a * c h u rg - M Molotov liuliiutlons were e ,| liy ui, Ir u iiia n g u v e riu n e n l thill II. viii would call for a meat- -ui JAt'KSONVIl.I.K. Sepl. 23 — I Sperm] I "tVililr ilemund v'Cnllliur* to nhaovli production of farm product*, or n large shore ’ <>f that production, at sntisfee1 lory prices, it i» very liord for i most of us t„ gel down to serl- , oil* thinking about wlmt we will du when this condition icuve.* to • vlst, yet lliut is a tiling We tod-,| 1,1 In- thinking about in Florida Bud elsewhere through' out this country ” -aid William I L Wilson, director uf Murnln ' State Farmers' Markets, today "Nationally, we have already , had a tn-te of- tills |nohlem. with relation to potato produr- { lion, whicli has reached tin point i where Federnl official* aro seek j) ing to curtail the crop suhslan-, I laity, • "W illi millions -of ' )i e o p I « _ Unnamed Foreign Power l Charged With Encouraging RevoIF' In South Persia *pok,-sim iti tiN la y .w ith eiie u ttrag io g th e re v o lt o f f ie r r e nm uad tr ilie * m en in- south I ’v r y iu .' , \ s ipioted hv a lam doll li c u i |i a p i :t the D a ily T e lig in p h , tinlin iliu ii •tiiiri't* tlin 'L iir il I li.it * In* i i i m i i w p if rv«'t*i\ni|* K iln * iim l ttiiiiiiu iil tio ii fro m n f t t i r u ii I lip W|ls k.4 4IIIUII || Itll'tl lltMl VAtll-iliJlw ll fa«I I 4*4 1 111I > l**'*'(4 .IM'll i»fi»r 11 ;ifiin n r o » la l « j I h x 'Lin* f o r r i / 1 1 I'tikAoi vm iiirtl i i i I In* By JANE EADS WASHINGTON—US’) i—I1 th* quandary lha. Travt Transport Branch o f the secretariate wa* thrown tnt q delegate, strange ta Net City, naked th* >r*nch to i th# tip o f It'* th* Trayfl and facilitate th * W e i of sod officials to and fi qua rtore in New York •mall P M & m . but th be no daisy. ' , Sine# early Maids,. United Notions' woohjj DRAW N* POULTRY, •. an fodtridhal to g ■OlMp to another. *•••’ ittlirinop ilig ,.f III,, big ......... F o r e ir n M in i­ stem within tlie next IH hours. Htiviu returned to Fans ovsr th# wiwki.ud- l.sssg lop— t h e - F-eei gtt Miur-tei— r.iflil.-il" Tstst-fc tii full -•length foi ill,. (ii-.t time since Molotov left I'm * fs-t' Moscow Six More Students Make Solo Flights At Aviation School i t L i i l i f h i l liu l Hu* I aiim I o ii i i f f u v lift a ( vii9tl l«i «*k p lu iii ( I i i o i i k I i i » *|MtkrMimn l lh n t lla itn in ia imt Si* mmu student* have soloed up in |hi» ir U 'lllu u nn«| it not n iip p ly tii; u t iih to tti«* I'o m h iti' last tt.-rj, nt th». Sanford School t viImWIIUMI. ' Sit 1 , | I h r llritw li w|Njkt*wmaii uf ll»»* r«*Voll " I t S .1 lo .it t n f»»i th * I'rr^ lM ii jjo v r i n m riit " I lit p .it i l i t f io ii. IV li«:«it l»fm 111 mt t lir iiiR U iR .i't * m i ) I m* aim i l i x a klOH'knlit III fit till* p o ll Apparently unconcerned by the ^percussions brought on by his recant speech, . Henry Wallaco walks Jauntily into the Whito House tn confer with President Truman. Following the meeting it was announcsd that he would rfmsin in th* cabinet but would not' make any mor* public* state­ ments or speeches until ths Paris Peace Conference ends.-On Friday, howsver, th* Chief Executive, at a press confsrence, announced that Wallace wa* t*» be ousted from the- cabinet. Wallace re­ signed immediately and Averell llarriman was named to head th* 'Commerce Department. F n 11 v r Wurieii. prominent Floridian, will Iii- tlie gemt >|irnk• Lawton Transferred ,1 11,1110111* wlun muiiitn-r* of Itutar) ( In!.* - of New Smyrna. To Local Hospital I lei.nod and Sanford meet at tlir Ks-miniili* t'ountrv t'lub. Tlie im-cl Tim word Nil'I’on. nn nniiig' T. W. Lawton, superintendent ing will gel underway nt 7:10 pan, is derived from tlie Juim vv'uids for sun and rising. o’clock. Admiral Blandy’s Wife Declares Atomic Bomb Is “Way Beyond” Her Staten Island Trip Request Throws ' > U. N. Travel Branch Into Quandary a rOWDEICD IIANIE y L NOTE Wrii# for copies of ,7 >r obutoch op this ond other may oiary. The re nil- daik sign*. of new lahor tiyuhlc* in the lint loo distant future. . I lire- niaritinu- uuion* have ,-iuilrarts winch expire 0n Kept. -'III. and they have threatened to walk nut at ■the end of the 11. S., Russia- Oppose G ranting Compen­ sation For Proper­ ty Lost In Romania I'AR I?. Sept. 23 <A*»—The I'nitid Slate* i,-anirt| up with Ru.vtiu at .the Pan* Peace confvrepiv today in opposing a plan tii j'lnnt Allied tm-im-is firms full «1umpvn,*at|oti fur pruperly they lost hi Romania, The aciIon la liiM nl n, having *i|>*»t-the wbtil* indemnity atiurtoi# of the confcrqlicr. • . . , liie I'llitrd Slate* position WSS eV|dauird tu conference delegates ky tYitluid Thorp, rcoflomic expert for tile State Itepartitient. He *md the ^'m[ttl State* it'liow conviii.e.lJjh*l_lh;in*iii» can not m et . reparation*' and eoinpend. matidi placed upon hsr first draft of the Jlomsnll.t f man. W a knaw how Important appearance is in the * Killings Kcenactcd For Police Dark Signs O f More Troubles Growing, Oh Labor- Fronts Elder Springs Club were: Mri. 8. E. Norwood, vice president! MV*. W. C. Buie, secretary; Mr*. J. D. Cassidy, Jr., treasurer, also the following chairmen: Mrs. J. P, Webber, finance; Mr*.' J. C. ' Trie*, 'health; Mr*. M. E. Balm**. £ food; Mrs. J. P. LaRoachk, clothv Ing; Mr*. Carl Bradbury, can­ ning; Mr*. M. E. Nolan,^lmrovcment o f "homo grouhda, and In . ,C. C. Hannah, Improvement o f home interior*. • ’ , • Other officer* p ro m t w en Mrs. W. L. Johnson, M r* T. P. Geiger, Mrs. W. L. Bennett and Mrs. C. W. Bow*n. .It was de­ cided that meeting* would be bald at 2:00 P. M. on th* third *1 Tuesday of each month. • A t I’ aola, where the club will Hfeet on the' third Friday •**it Ing of each month at B:0Q P. M., Mr*. J. E. Tbumag wa* named ■aa vice president, Mr*. Siberia ie almoat' (wfc* as Urge Charles II. Powefi u , continental Unttevl States.' and Mrs. Grace II- Col* aa treasurer. Council dslegste M The flag af th* United Btales Miss Catherine Fox. Mr»- J. w. was Axed except for th* disposition Bhaw wa* named clothing chair­ of- the whit* stare in 1818, - * . man. Present also war* Mis* Elisabeth' Harris, Mlsa Ruth A clean shave won’t hide t spotted suit. Bui • clean Associated Prrts Leased Wire Activities Today A t Major Ports A f e Increasing Senator Claud Clauds I’eppar of Florida today radonwd liarrlman'a appointmrnt aa Coo»»trea Sacretary. The Florida Mnocrat, long a champion of New Deal vbws, declared today that Harrlmaa haa a eery liberal and progressiva atlitnd* toward ths public Interest. Th# appointment. Senator Pepper ohMrred,' lx "an excellent choirs.” loonard Ilarkar Optometrist * h *• *r — * Kyra examined—Glasses, fitted 203 H. Orange Avs. ' Orlando, Florida e DemonHtration A r e Organized 1 M O ND AY, 3KPT itire Indemnity Structure Of Peace Parley Is Upset tary Pledges Full Support To Chief Executive, Byrnes h •hkvo and SANFORD, FLORIDA, Airview Cloneup O f W recked Plane In’ Forest Dr Tho kangaroo, "when atariillng' *rua*. occaa nnaliy reaches q height of eight feet.. Established 1908 For. particulars inquire at the Market Office L e g a l Notice avoo.s p i,-- <••« IllUaiCOI preferences of American servlce{ men »Ution*d overasaa are not 1 ixeesaarily the tame aa thus* of |ths folka back horns. Through [the Armed Forte* radio stations 'around the world, bandleader Kny Wt.-,,1 " ,ITT » '‘d 12KCIU MKit- , Kyatr pollad the top tune* in ItlTT Hill Apply |o th* lloird at |-„oil|y C.iniiMl..I , a t lt» meal- ! various area*,' and found th# fot-• • • '" l " " !■< «1t> » f Orlabsr. A lowing favorites: f* f**r th* adoption id i .R iso.' lutlon tijr aatd llosid „ t Cnunlv . in' Hawaii, ^Making Whoop**” ; 1 miiniluli.nria varitlna cartaln I* a n a m a Canal fcort*. "Fokar psrta of the ,.ls| ,.f San Undo ss Gama"; M a n i l a . " D o n 't Cry I mmiiiImI In nfat Uouk 3, nag* II •it th* public r*roril* o f H-mlnol. Hahy"; *nnr;o Rico, “ Doctor. tuunlr, KlorliU. *ul4 »tr*»|s of Lawyer, Indian ChiefT; Germany, •aid Plata aou*hl lo t,« vacated 'Oh What It Seernad to Bo'5; .ItelriK described.or follow*, lo-wlt: Altutioifk- “ I Wanna Get" Mar.i.ninniiiK at tbr N1V corner of rieJ” ; Austria," ,'Lct It Hnow"; a * per p la t thereof resurded In llsly, •"Strmphonv"} and Japan, plat—book 1. M «r (S lit the |,.It.llc record* of Hetnlnnle t'.Minty, n-.ric*. run th*iH>* Poulb to |b* HW corner *f NORWKIGIANH HKNTF.NCKD led I*. Illuck It, ihenc* Northe -»,erl* Mon* th* eoulh line 081.0, Norway, Kept. 20, of led* IS and It of lllnrk Is. Norweigiana were •« the HK corner of led It. 1^1—Eisvui Illuck II. Ihenc* North lo a sentenced to death today follow­ l/ortil We»t of Ibe HW corner of toil II. Illock |7. Ih*hea ing the blggeat mays trial of Kaet to Ibe'-a\V corner of tail collaborators thus far bald In II. Illock 17,.theme ! > • ' 1* P m • Nurway. Nineteen othery 'were HK corner of Lot It. Illock It, givin prisen terms. A ll wera ac­ lh*uc* North tu ths HU corner. cused of Qriiaiing activity during <’t lo t I. Illock 17. I hence K**l to I, oojnl zt fert 7U*t at Ui* tk* German occupatioh. The lead­ ■HK l-orner of lot 1. Illock It. er of the group condemned to Ihrnca North 411 t— f to death was Henry Rinnan, who Nl: comer of the HK1 o» ••■* vw'i* .,f Hertlon 7 Township ” Houfh, Itanae 10 Ku»t. thence to - -^dnt 74 '-e i in- • ... , yw o* t *. •• P a r t ly c lo u d y lliit a fte rn o o n , ton igh t anti T u e n b y . F e w scu d e r a il a ft e r , noon th u n d ersh ow ers. M o d e ra te a o u lh e r iy w inda in crea sin g l o oc* cn a ion n lly fresh w inda to m o rro w ’. • 1 Ta Fraieel the P im m of, the World | visitor* These ta no federal law forbid­ ding the total drattwrlkMi ol rulnn by their owner*. ; rd an Itinerary for a member go from New York lo San ncleee; - thsnce U Australia, ia, Scuik Africa. Prone# and -land, and on around to New k again. This they figured to about 38,000 miles, threerter* of which vyfk by Hr, The longest rlrplianl . tusk ol Whlcli there U authentic record la 11 feet, live and a hall Inches long, and IS Inches In circumference. • with th* nermal Seasonal trend, eel problems o f dllsgates and has been reflected In egg prices, dale attending the health con- during th* last few days- I nut* that receipts on our Dad* City 8 tat# Farmers' Market during The U. N. General Ai th# lost week, while up substan­ 0 persons will a l­ tially In valum#, have drawn an overall increase of thrs# cents ls, < per doaen fo r the thro# top size*, ►King* often dlffjto delegates from and a oneaent rise for small . a that there ia a « * » ■ ► e -lri America too. VF. W. MRKT8 T ONIGHT 1 to ebsr# a roomr a eomplci# strnn*Th# Veterans of Foreign Wera will meet tonight at 7:<)0 o'clock inutrathm .official office, will b# Jha A supper will t># tha meeting geta W AKIIINUTO N—Mra. William II. P. Ilian,ly, attractive wife of the admiral who directed Dpeiatiofi Crossroada, says th.- alum bomb i« ’f'w ay beyond" her. " I ’d like to \eeji it that way an,|" beyond the rest o f humanity too." ahu adds.' . She « » '* he i* happy.live testa * t Bikini are over. Now she does­ n't have to hug the radio hout after hour, chewing her fingsr- D R IV E S A F E L Y Her# are so*** of th# tklag* a person must nndergo before being Issued o drivers lliwnset The eppllsant must lake* a road algn lest to determine if he Je acquainted with the rood si*ns «ved in Florida and most alher state*. • Tho applicant moat undergo an eyo teat during which ho le Inquired lo read standard lettens from a chart. If lha applicant's vision ie lees, than 4* aerreat as idsoro os th* standard, he will not ho passed. I f g le a m are' roqsirod ta pose the teal, the applicant' must woor Rla* son while driving should h# be leased * license. "Apply th* Golden Ruts to . . •Vo#r Driving” Hsr twu children wpre born here. They ara Hope, now married to Comdr. John Marahsll Lee. flag secretary - to the commander-in­ chief of the Pacific Fleet, and Bill, in hi* last year at the Naval " a i n i i K f W S u w pi—. 1st snd was soloist - at 18 with the Washington National 8ymphony Oreheatrn. She met her huslmnd at Annapolis. He wee n "blind date.” . . - Mr*. Dwight D, Elaenhowsr bocam# very fond oh her apartment in Waihlngton'• elegant old Ward- man Park hotel during * tlie war years when th* General was away. Though »h« is equally fond of the quarters o f the Chief of Staff nt Fort My vr, across the Potom­ ac from the Capital, she gets u bit hnmctifk now and then. To overcome thfs, she goes hack to tike Wardmon Park drug store* and catches herself u soda, and aandwich now iwd then. ' Dr. Carey D. Miller of the Hawaii Kxpfrimvnt Station, who has IxVn making studies of typical Filipino family diets and s ii an­ alysis uf 22 widely used Fllipinu foods, says that Filipinos living Ing In Hawaii Ihould eat more sweet potatoes. Dr. Miller say* the Filipino eats a quantity of sweet potatoes in th* Philippines, but 'unfortunately Filipinos In Hawaii have coma to regard them as a mark of tow finonclal standing.” , He says education I* necessary now to teach them the nutritive value of iweet potatoes and U "overcome the social stigma" at­ tached to them. "Unfortunately." says Dr. Mil­ ler, "Filipino* In Ha'wait ara In­ clined lo adopt soma of th* w ent American food habits rathar than th* beat, among them tha us# of tbn much ckndy,. soft drinks and Oth#r concentra'ed sweats." •>f .Vvinltmi -at tin’ Municipal \11 |,.,i t, which litiikc* n tutal „ f *i*v,-ii studi-iit* who liave "won l|u-n wing*" «liu-r the airport was I III tl*'*l nVr4 t»» t Itr t lly-. Iii,,*■• who have lukcit tn th* .*,1 |.»r it,r f tst time and "flapl>. ,j tlicu wmg*' all isI*•nss ate: hall V„.t. Ituhert .1.s-fll*. Kdwm Kern,cily. It *1 ti Neill. IKiii T y* lei Aliil Vif Itlaekwehler. All ..f thrse men ale funner servlc# men ami are taking full advant­ age uf the Bill <>f Right* to obtain free flight training, New rlitollnu-liks me being rsceive.l dally, according to av|alion school officials, who report that the total number of appli* cant* lu date aie '21'.. Of thia nunild-r, smile are awaiting their liapeia of eligitiltity and will start flight training a* soon aa thr*a* papers are approved by the Veterans Administration at P&vs-a-grille. These idclude How. nrd A. Shryrnck, Benjamin U Pearson. Jugle K. Smith, C. A. McWhorter, William C. Davldaon, lli-riuan *5- Echols, George An. dress. Jut- Willlsnts, Kslph Foreliari, Andrew Carraway, Joseph 14. Goodrich, Ituliert* Meyar,-Ro­ bert Sparkman. Murlln Turner, Richard Carl Kock, William A. Mikkola and Charles H. Sparks. Additional ground school elksa room facilities ore being **t up and additional equipment is be­ ing procured to lake care of this incrcat« tn atudtfnt Inlartai, The staff of Instruction will be enlarged soon. It wo* announced. In order to absorb this Increased enrollment. • Richard V*rn*y, who la in charge of maintenance, sUtsd that the repajr faculties o »* now In a poattion lo U i i caw �« i - - * M ' '* ( *i V ’ 1 • *— tsmQj ./ P A C E TW O •TH E ■ » -!U : ’• •v . . . . • ■ • ■» SAW FpRP H ERALD , SANFORD, • ■t o i S T S f f i ■ sirref Cal T h e Lesson O f H is to r y An eurthquikc occureU in Flor- went of" dirt from a barrow • . • i .I . ta« , l f n* f ill It l ids'last Turidfiy erenin*. L. but no- . of> Deck'* land for frill in ton-41 body exempt »ci*ntiaU kn ttf It. nectlon with -plana to raconatruct Marion H.' Oilmcra of. tb* ijavr’a two and a half mil** o f th* San. micn>-a*iatno*raph center wpere ford-New Smyrna highway. Ii n ­ delicate gadieta record . tarlh at*ted the ridge aeieeted i* ifce ...mv,,., -lr„ , __ ___ ltramora, ,reported at _______ Miami_____ that____, only *___ high gruuno ground n« h« na* haj f0 f0,kome 'aort o’f adjustment la going fltrpln* cattle' that‘ ’ftOH grate ill the' ‘ '* on deep below Florida. Sc\*ntl; nearby marahea. andv and;^ he uff. t<fj of tbtae rumhlinga ill the bowda anothar pit, allao all the land of Yhe aarth ha»e lately b• '', needed for widening the right of recorded—poaalbly due to rtaU way to 150 feet. • The C cifjn i). aloft la fnveatlgatlng the new of­ jttatmrnt of limeetone depoalU. fer. n < M i* i « p aicn in i»N * a t k » rS Rtductiona in aereagee of regt* ublea planted In Florida for tbr coming aeaaon are forecast by Florida Vegetable Committee. Raymond Weat, new Univariity o f Florida Gator equipment m ager, la n full-blooded Cheyenh* ‘ * Wartime buying haa fallen uff in Indian, whoa* Indian nnntc i> nelional income “ Running W olf.” * epite of hlgl and honaewivea are demanding It your fly-Ufle la tacky, ecak tetter quality at lower prk.a. Term pricea thla aummer have Severn] hours In mineral oil and been below profit levtla. F^clp- then polish.—Sports Afickl. ment, plant footla. conUlner*. re*frigi retor cam and labor, will W ahort. It la predictedFlo'lda veeetablea goala will be about nine percent below laal year; celery will be 17 percent beiow- P IA N O T O N IN G and REPAIRING While flatting In th« Indian River at Cocoa last week. Jerry Oellera Ualng a rod and m l and 88 poand teat nvlon lint, hooked Add landed a 25 pound tarpon. He was fiahfnff front the Nri** found harbor bridge at the time. The report of Urpon in ■ Inland watara ia unutual. J To the shoebound multitude who»e fevt know unly " * yThe carpeted floor ami the bathL a u r e ls D u r in g L i f e roudt'f wAl cement. PW , Qnly the Unrt fc o r children, and lii Ha* mitlel of new reports on strife* and calamity, black men Hko children ft Have kept esrtb-ccmtn’cl. “YVfath­ it is hearti*idlin (o rend of the public celebration it| Madi­ er roughened rock* son. Conn., honoring a 74-yenr-ol\l physician for lo.years Hot in the *uft” smooth pebble* of "faithful service to the community." it under the moon More thnn 100 of the 700 children Dr. Milo P. Rindgc Dawwet and gb-«nilngi ali.ka -aiiit _ criap leaves in the huih. had delivered paraded past him ns lie sat in a l!hi7 horseAnd dry hark crackling under- drawn buggy pn the village green. Tho "Rindgts babies" i foot; flouPraoft Tracks of rad du»t winding !>*• were all ages, including a few gniiidparenUi. Among them were .’J children of the doctor, U of them nlso physicians, 4i nirath grsy tr*#a— The child and the U ^ I e l l * * ttnd'n Hronze Star holder of World War f! who Imd anveil l t d earth’a lc*ture>ece til French children under shell fire, • * In dsrknea*, and hava vLion whlls At a public reception friends pressed to shake the RC " . ih«v walk. . doctor's hand, and at a dinner he was given a gold watch U. JfANCY CATO. - ~ I t / ;!• | a ■ • * •■ t fr j'4 m ' •• Warg « i w ie r e '« ¥,rF „tl“ rJ rlsg* In th* United Stale, fmh ’ in failure. Obvlwi.ly the 1hi rig • do ia to marry firat » * «econl • Chairman tloughton want* t“ knew how the Republican* f * ’> possibly cut tax*. 20 percent a. Representative Knutson aald they could. May bo lhay‘11 do U the i i m i way tna Democrats • diu it Id 1933. _________ ., jo t*. -Antoclated preea frflm u /Rtn—in Moscow, foe tba past flvo year., aaya. "I am sura neither ItLeXla’y Igfdrra m>.’ ha- peopols want or are' preparing for war now” . Hitler dm nu. want war either. Hef /*IJ *o repeatedly. What he wnVtcd wa» to take over Austria, Csechoalovakla, Roland, and points north, '. south, ta il and west wl;hnut « war. It was the llrilieh and lha French who atarted the war. gratefully inscribed by these "babies,“ many of whom can]e from surrounding lawns. Most eulogies'Come with the casket flowers. These Connecticut people expressed their appreciation to their good friend while he could enjoy it. 4 fe U & W A S H IN G T 0 N Wo* API Maritime Strike Delibtrata Blew at WSB? bill nr* exttemely Important, The Uan-sger e n l i s t i n g for tjirtr year*, can ob^ln ppon discharge 48 months of free higher edura•y WILLIAM I ITT 41on at a college, trade or bullnese school of hie own choice. C tn trtl P r u t W rittr The Government will pay |500 PRESIDENT TR U M A N say* player received a prise worth for an ordinary school year for he doesn’t think much of the tuition niri other fees, plus 365 340. W h a t ’ s this — overem­ ■port of fishing. Among those n month for living expense! aruj phasis T • 300 if the veteran haa dependent s heartily concurring with him * I I I . Thc/GI Bill also provides that are the lowly earth w’omj* and A Jfoicow ntw tptptrj c h i m i tha Govern mint will pay for cor* alt mamben of the finny tribe. •hit Soviet h e to ry .workort respondence courses for soldiers I l l biro too mmy bosits. Aod nit- ^hile in the service and for vet­ Others /ifely to agree with ol (Sent m m td J o t f erans. In the service, n soldier I ho president See th o u who I I I may- obtain training In more then htve tprnt tn titt tttrrnoons out 200 trades.' A Unden pedeetrinn carries ■ la a host without tccomplith• hem which he eperates crotting > Lt. CoL Horace R. Prink, Jr., lag anything mart th in lust Tam, npa <R c (Recruiting' Officer, addreets. It's the only way he can wotting tho end oI t ttr/hg, [vise•J th, ,prospectire enlistees - to talk back t* Yassy mated its, 1 ,1 1 appear fa r at tha recruiting Ring office f t I Th* male Jkex turtle, accord lag -before midnight September 30. hi .to Feclegraphi, always has red King George o f Orsece, thinks 'order Vf he sure of bt{ng sworn into th* Army by October 6. eye*. For such a il*wly-m#vln* Grandpappy Jenkins, may have creature I) appears He must lead been leas excited about getting i a-pretty fail Ilf*. Ms throne back than be wag I I I over the fact the recent election r . solved hie housing problem fo r ‘ For winning an international match recently a.fam ed chess^ P many district*. .Inst Into stmllar c a m may Hags*. y to look i r sees thru « t¥ £ vw tetSTAND WHAT « « « U wt NW-Kf' M A e g M M w c f rpuev. OUFo o a f m m m m n «a lw > Of XX*. fUMKT fOUGES Will WVE you A CUAhBL RCKM Of ICR TMF fM MUMCCD NjAikSt lOuh HEOS. YOUM£ W t L 90 OMIOAnON FhttN you c o k m i w n \i\.. rrwteet Tear Berne! 0*4 Windatom Insurance NOW! SANFORD HARDW ARE CO. A N D R E W C A R R A W A Y A G E N C Y ‘Tneanac* Flea BervlM* Phene IU 113 N, Park JIO EAST FIRST BJ. i——-— ■— -—-—--- - : T A M I’ A, Sept. 23, (Special)—draft call.- He went on fOrthor The U. S. Army Rcchiltfrw Str^ to say that at the present time linn, 4|fi Tampa Street.' Tamra, |brre ar® 11,000 unemployed pen. aunii-nced today that Oct. 8, 1846 It of all ekllta In the' Tampa is an important date fo r the Urn-j rsa. lfb also pointed out Out ager to consider. For on or be-' lh( average unsklllrd w o r k e r fort that data he must he sworn makes a week, o f which f22 into the Armly to secure the be^c- ia his usual take-home pay. tila la of < the Gl Bill of Rights, 9tmmons further stated that th* Th inn tcerr-eger mu*t d e c id e leverage tcen-gger would be ml*w hethrr ......... .............. ......... _ ____ ____I__ he should enlist before I mg- a wonderful opportunity if the deadline date an,| thereby | g "failed to avail himself of- the assure, himself o f ell the benefiU i vultLfold advantagee of the Gl of ths "01 Bill” or await draft Bill. call and thereby stand, a 4tant«i To the high echool graduate. of not avsiiing I f of the he educational provisions of the >g hints hi four major kinds of help that the Gl Bill his to offer, nsmrly: education and job training, guar­ anty o f Inane, vnsmploymrnt al­ lowance*. including aid for self* employed and jcb.finding assis­ tance. Robert C. Simmons, head of the Temps United 'Stale* Employment Bervke, pointed out. that employera are reluctant tp hlge teen­ agers due lo the feet that there Is a surplus of skilled personnel >? lh? 1 *■ “ ***• teen-ager is awaiting ------------ >— ----------- r----- -------‘----------------------------- ■ . =‘ V J, V IV“ * **4 -irvt -• # J. , *77ST-~'-lciA' ■*1' -r 1* J Mr » r-_ c— - ’ • '•! (il ■ B B * Y o u r T ele p h o n e Com pany i* d o in g Inga. To rknder good telephone eenrIct and to continually Impsove and h istory, y e t telephone earnings eontinue tO go d o w n rapidly. T h e reason By W. V, BlUleg Touch Ion Drug Car. ’ •• • ____ ___ ( D m ii cmn be ignored a*'a simple matter, or as something that must be en­ dured. Whooping cough least #f «n. th * rir g te t volu m e o f btninesa in ita - Is N - -- JnaJse titontUL. phonk n it* ha* remained th e same f o r ■ w r e r r r v * nr y w «v the costs of furnishing ' you tenrlce have increased. Wages, building cost* telephone materiel*, services, si I hpvo been going up *o feet that— ’ t'.jgfig > i... -j fa p e rfe c tly c l e t L ^ W f i t e y o tir ta le- w Young children, as young as at sin months old, can he pro. Ucted fMm this really seriau* if( " threat to health andiTUfa. suit about mImitation :from Whoopi Do i’s Ilf* oommlttm's probe ‘ J, *. * only touched to* n to* L L . S IL L RESIlfRNCE PHONE fltl-W or ^ U 5 IC BOX, PHONE 95J Y O U 'R E T E L L IN G M E! Plsate Demos' 5«trtfary men's wkgo controli and the board which administers them, while th* CIO haa been pretty much on tha other side of tha ftnet. Tha maritime etrike gav* John U Lewis B golden opportualty to aanll WSB. Lewis haa been one o f the bitterest rota of tha board and IU ' predecessor, the War Labor Board. I i Borne of the mine chiefs lieutenants urged A P L Pm ldrnt William Green to poll the federa­ tion's executive council by telephone and obtained approval or a withdrawal of tha A F L represen­ tative from WSB. The issue la headed Into a Aowdown fight Of the A F L convention In-Chicago next month. 10 yeara with (abb Piahe Co. sad Univenlty 0f Illlirala, (h an paige- Urbaaa, HL what he M aine's Klectlan Results Henry Wallace without a doubt will be the candidate of the comynuniata for tha Democratic pwsidentisl nomination In 1045. A f­ ter Truman’s many, recent blund­ er! he may derlift.nOt to aa*k re-election though ha could get th* nomination if he wants lb Th* logical man-fur the Demo­ • VICTOR K. HARDING, executive secretary'of J O f o l lewle crats to offer as an opponent to ___ ____ ____ the Democratic nation!) eongreaalonal campaign Mr. Wallace In the ^convention U Secretary Byrnes He more thvx commit lee, < qald he hopu It U true that “ As Main* goes, so gvea In th* Democratic the hatlon.” anyone - * party today commands the re Jlarding replied to Republican claims based on Main* results with ■pact and coafidence of all pollll gleeful comihent of Ms own: v eal parti** and factloons except “ U Main* mean* what they say It does, w t’ip tot* the. RuaaocrmU. The Democratic campaigner com* up Orlth an aiutyris that dlf-’ ■Jt isn’t th* children o f th* na­ fered from th* Republican answer. He said the Republicans lost tion who need educating so much an average o f fl Per cent.In talaUva atrangth in tba three goW da their parents. Be aaya greeslonal dletr' Harding found that Republican* got 41.1 of th* First district vote . , Hub . Ins of tha Unlvwraltr ---------Republican dd l j * t o other o f Chicago who h it left .hla pe«l In 3944, but Only fOd per cent In 1943. r a* chancellor for a nine month* diet riels, ha said, were from IT.9 to 33.6 In to* Second, and front -** in adult *dul| education. What’s 7 7 .3 ,1 0 71,1 to to * ifth * f district. In lb* governorahlp race, he said, court* use of ‘educating our child, Hi# jUpubilean nomlhb* g o t TO* per cent of the total vote In 1943 h* suggeete, if thair pareota 33.4 tM* year. lA i' * * •’ -----------’ ' dumb aa to destroy the " I hot I f Malm * Flrat dtatrfA nif 0 per cant rding d« world and everything that conelatent throughout to* t would It with atomic warfare in by Repubfici » next flv* e r tan y*era. “ For fli'-e W every educator to devot* kta time It ■ting children from 9 to 31 in-\fee hop* thar the • LOOK FOR OONGfUCSg TO BRo X-DKN IU tavseUg* .thereby ba.saved, is, toe -dlapoeat-of eurphte property In ConUag UTbake. , , i if highly unrealistic” , he With an epe on November elections. Senate end Mouse tee* are getting to stride for wider Inquiries Into toe purthnb* military Items et home and overseas by favored -at I* L e w i* whoa* Whether Ql'a are Jetting their *|era U a simmering ,‘SL. / Bi R, Iltck, Sanford cattle ownlr, and hla 'attorney. John Lsonardy, appeared recently before the Voluil*4 County. Board pf Commlsalonera to proteat ob­ taining the a‘ atk roa^i depart. Oct. 5 Is Last D ate . , __ S p te ltl to C tn trtl Pr.-ji Enlistee Can Obtain Bene fits • W ASH ING TO N-M any labor obeemra Interpreted the AFT. maritime strike as e deliberate attempt by the Federation to smaah ' tha War Stablllutlon Board. ^ Of Veteran's Bill O f Rights Since V*J day, the A V I, haa urgfd abandonment of th# (Overn- h li are M m I k t. toWftv ■ iiiv .-W i - L.* - - \ l ,%X to j-r ,v ,i’' t w \ . __ , i ' ■*.' •: ---V - „ ** •• *-iL \ a L ~ ^ a ........ J ■ i'.t ; mm V : , ». - M- . * ' i i ' r *; ■. -■ » ' r - i " . ’ . 2 S - iw a ' «t-t . . , W IIXARD CO NKOLLr* ure of appeasement, isolation, vtjtd unprepnredness, vtwoliltl find ourselves being urged' to try thnt rund again. I, f£ ra ra tu in a o « » w Henry Wallace may be right that “ Getting tough Meek . f. ! Bv Carrier, ,*M k ----------- • 7? with Kussin",may lead to h. third World War, but thero M M t k ^ a -------^ 2 is no reason, whatever to believe that being soft with her f t S T S■ aalka will be, any more fruitful of peaceful results thnn Neville •a# Trar Chamberlain’s humiliating surrender to Hitler at Munich^ toeoke rcaalallaaa aatf aatlrva •< “ Peace at any price*' was tried, even before that by Wood* M BSS* tS22: <!7u i f« rales. row Wilson, who said, “ There is such a thing as Doing H |4 f§ U r _a_ wI•I— r tln - __ too proud to fight," and that too failed. For once, let’s , I V a l «^ ira »»» sec what being strong and rtfndy will do. • ih»«. |BfL, irtreMila Tfcf l l aha a a ili^ a l mt It may lead to .war. A»d all of Us call agree With Sfflre* •* I"*’ ta lk* H » a lrr a l l l Henry Wallace and his communist nllies that it will be ,Har<r«l l » l < u i l l t l la *•««■#• n terrible war. thnt thousands of our sons will be sent m4 Sal* Wart. to die on foreign soil, and thnt whole cities will be des­ *VW i l o a b S t a a m U l a* i n IM M liM V k h a llfk I* I I* i la - troyed and civilian populntlbns decimnted. Nobody wants llTtlr ailHWA ia'lka «•* U r trM b llr a lla a a t all a m * « • * • ! * * » • sUch a war, certainly not in this country, and probably iraSWiA i. II n aat •! Simla* not in Soviet Russia. And nobody advocates a “ preventive -IM *- ial> r«r** ■■■ ■ - I f f*f l. * war" now in order to avoid such a war. in the future. •**•1 »»• »» ralOiA'A H tk li la m i l l 'f i l l i a •« •*** Rut if Russia is determined to continua hfcr aggres­ i 4wra|a4*a l i t t l i ••* I* sive tactirs, if she is going to continue to subjugate the I peoples of. other countries ns she has bepn doing .in Po­ M tlNpAY. HKIT- » ,9,fi L.‘ . • land, Finland, Lithuania,‘.--Estonia, Rulg'arfa, Roumnnia, BIBLE VBltoK K0I1 TODAY H ungary^’Ugoiduvia, Manchuria, Mongolia, and Korea,) l if she is going to demand military bnscs in independent AS YOUK HUSCLKS GROW _ ; F E U i L t i y o u k m e n t a l a n d nations like Turkey and Iran, and naval outposts at m m o r a l o k i i ' s iio t iL tr g r o w Trieste and Tunisia, isn’t it better to know it now, and . IKMKR. TEST Y O U R S E L F : to'prevent it, thnn to Wnlt until Russia has nil of Europe/ n tVhs soever thy hind flnieth I t Vh do, do it with thy might— Keel. North Africa, aud China under her control? If Russia would precipitate n war in order to gain 9:10. ' r control of Trieste or the Dardanelles, she would not hesiUite to march her troops Into France, even ns Hitler did On Walking Without Shura l(from IVetry, Auiiralimi Into Poland with the dompiete co-operation of his Russian ■ Quarterly) . — •••ally. This policy of ‘resorting to force in order to expand w Put off your ahoy*, and feel with r’ her frontiers is not new to the Russian communists.* They . , thf bare foot 1, How. the cuuchgra*. spring* and fought a'war against Finlnnd lit -19-10 for the sole pur­ twists wilh life, and **nd p o sed gaining a nnrrow isthmus. They would go to war Caresses Ilk* tool *11*1 the bitu­ today against Turkey if they, felt sure they could win. men road Ifdnry Wallace said Friday night that/ despite his pi eaerj up friendly mil fir in, and attack on American fofeign policy, he still believes in the pricklns gravel Bids you walk with a new aware. “ One World." We uru forced to believe he means Ono ness, unknown , World dominated by the communists. > ■ ■ • (■ H i ... 1 S T A T E NEW^S B R i E F S , W a U o r JJppm aim w ro te th e o th e r d a y th a t th e on e if rent lesson o f h is to ry is th a t n obody, learns anyth in if l i t Mh w II* l l l l M l M w n a l etas* mallrr from the lessons of history. Most Jhoughtful people.huvo M a i n *T, 1 1 1 *, ■» H i r « « l Wlllc* Anticipated that sooner or later the lessons of World War 4 I m la r t VlerMa, >■<«> l « A*i I I would be forifotten and the bI o k a ii , “ Remember Pearl I OMfTMa •! Marf^-lt l**T Harbor,'* watj popularized. to help keep them 1r\ mind, ftOtLANII U DKAN , MH« ' but no one expected tHnt so soqii after the horrible fail* . ann u m iHftaa ■ • ' M O N D A Y , S E P T . 2 3 , 1946- ■■■■ * The S an ford H erald I if • ■ . F L O R ID A • ■ - il:m . ■ \ V. ■. : ' m m - * . • J -'I ; . J. ' I 1 :: ■ • i "■ . . . ■ .. . * �: . .# % •. / • ./ r THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA **■- *■ ix . , OCIETY EDITOR — Cecelia Truluck dnAPersonal <. I .. • ■— i ^ i • .* t • M O ND AY, SEPT. 23, 1946 S o c ia l 1• ------- * r .•-% , • ' B j . . .li J ilin turned to lluitfonl,. Colin, after ■pending « weeks vacation with relative*. Miss Meriwether ia a student in Hertford Seminary anj ihis year will also- serve aa — TELE. NO, 148 director of. the Seminary Nursery Schook 1,1 i .m t k 'Mini ■— ”* — setting of dignity and | with aw exquisite lace doth and beauty Miss I.aurB Estelle Hurt, centered ' with an arrangement daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Jen- I of white chrysnathemunu with nings .lot Verne' Hurt. Sr.. Us-aiiie 'silver appointment*.* Cake and the bride « f Edward Eugene- Me- wmr w,-r,- served tu.thr guesta. KeeVrr. son of Mr. and Mrs; Ed Out-of-town * guests' included ward F. •’ McKeeVrr of Inglewood. Mr. and Mrs. Jufnra R. Iliggina* N. J. Suturday morning ut In of llntnei City, Mr. and Mrs, o'clock- at the All SpuU ( ‘nth- 1H N. Hickson, Mr and Mr*. L olio Churcft.'" It Mrla-oi'l, Sr. and family uf The Very Rrvrrand Matthew 1Orlando, Mr and,.- Mrs. Edward T. O'Nrtill, Prior Pruvincial of MrKeever of Inglewuod, N. J., the Carmelite Province „ f Airier- Rev. M. I O'Neill uf Joliet. III. ica, uncle of the groom, per- i nnd Mbs Sue St. Mnlir of Jackformed the double ring cerenony ymville. during the Nuptial Muss being assisted by Reverand Will purl ENfiAHE.tlK.NT ANNOI'SCKD Nachtrab. I hr* couple was inur. Mr. and Mr*. (!. M Willis are 'tied at the foul o| the allar ,n nmiuiinng the 'engagement and the sanctuary with Edwnrd Hurl, uppiouehiiii* marriage of lli*|r * brother o f the Vrlde, serving the aU|;liter. Alijile Ruth. 1.*^ Venial I Mass. White gladioluses, sinniu*. F. ‘.’iirroll, « oii of Mr. uiirl Mr*, tuberose* and chrysanthemum* H C. Carroll of Ostren. with green palms uii,| main The marriage will In* m event lighted taper*- formed the tieuut *-f Fnday," Sept 'J* in the Sanford iful setting. iAsstrobly o f Hia| Church. I Mrs. F. K- Roumillat director --- ---t>f the nuptial music snug Kruiir SAI,TY>IAN-CA.tlKRllN Schubert's "A v* Matin" and Aniiouiics’ iiirnt* was made io>lay Cr|r*ir Fruruk'.-e—"l'a aii. Amtell t-S the^m^Tviago id Mies IreneCUs. the traditional wedding 4 uuivron, daughter of Mr. and marches were Used. |.r* Argcl It. C a m e m n and The bride, given in marriage grramldnughter of the lute Mr. by her futher. was lovely in u l id .Mrs Archie. Ijrure Cameron. Jgown of deep Ivorv satin trim J .uneyr lesidcnt- of Sunfonl, »u mrd with cascades of Aletrcolt fl teut. Ilcnitun Saltymun of Jacklace. Th e, gown u s, fushioned I mvlile ami New Haven, Conn, with thrve-r|uarter length sleeves 0 he weildlng took place in darkedged wiUr wide lace, •* V-nes’k- •onvilb- on Mar. 'J.'l. .The couple line nnd hemline also trimmed * residing at ITJu'i Ernest Street with lace. Self-covered buttons n Jacksonville, • were placed down the front of — — . <!,Urdi u " h.,r »"•' *!'» fu,l Outturn tor flavor', nil- must tmskirt terminals'll ill a long train, pmiunt n a un tor eating unloru The finger-lip veil of sllxr« s..n (. llit-1r tUicor up|o-nl However. wu« hrlil in place. Ii> a Juliet llo \ .h i l.ut ...lines ol \IIhiiiUi -• cap of seed peail* edged >v;tli (* ■ -|m-i 1st11v when iiiteii raw orange litossmns She car. mil a Tin \ al'ii • ulito Hi .in1.71 uinoiinU Photo bv Raymond Studio ! white prayer Ixu'l. • lopiieil with ••I da- II 1 "ipi'lcv vllainUes cal 1 nun and linn beautiful, r.iudleligllt ceremony. |* " orchid, Mr*. I^e was the former l.utica Mrs. Herbert 11ill. mutton of Street Gormly, daughter of Mr. honor, ipid Mrs. Hi-orge A, Spoil. and Mrs. I*. E. Homily of this Jr., und Mrs.‘ Ross K. Xmler-om ri'ty, . . bridesmaid* ami sisters uf "the lA R R E liL S . . bride, forme,] the wedding party. They win* sky-blue nylon taf feta gowns’ fe4triri*g rniind m-ikPACKAGE S T O fU ilines, rap sleeves, fttlert bodiceIIRM II. ARCAII 8IU0. f l o x e W fu ll « k n u . r n ro tie t* »*f vnl Mrs. ftinchen Powers It ml <on Alex* left yesterday fot; Fort Hamilton, N.' .They expect tp ■all this week for Cermany Mr. .ml Mf*. W. E. Stile* Will where they will join Capt. Pow.• • MONDAY . . H i open hijuse lumumiw•.eve'Mr* a«*l Mi* W. II. Hughe* e r»‘ who is assigned duty with * The Dependable fnl u J-i'*'T.*n .Jthe ,u,ur* . uf 7:,hjr » .a» s obff the ti,,. : , c-u b ,.tr(, thru n»u. *wedding the Army. * Flrat Methodist ,i»t Church will me e t , 1 ••¥ ;..“ l ° { anniversary Sept. 20. Friend* of Herbert Stenstrom at the home of Mrs. E. A. U n Th™ - 07 ------i lirow............. n Avenue S treet, honoring th eir e i ’O ||j ||v p |, u p i.,,, denberic on ....... ... at WKV*«nth „ leave will-be glud to learn that ho haa 8:00 P. M. 571,1 wedding anniversary. Tuesday for duty with the If. S. returned horn* from the Urange Memrrial lloapital in Orlando a f­ TUESDAY , No invitation* are being issued Navy in Trinidad, ter undergoing two operation* as ^Junior High School P.T.A. ,,ut friend* and relative* of the i Selma I-evy ha* left on a trip the result of an automobile acci­ Ward meeting will be held a t 1touple are cordially Invlteu . to Dorothy Morrison, daughter of dent. 2:46 P. M. All board member* attend the affair, to Miami and Cuba. are urged to attend. ’ — Pvt. Charles K. Williamson, k r id a y Earl Shepard Given Mrs. James N, Hobson and . son of Mr. and Mr*. E. C. W il­ U.D.C. will hold the first full Pearl spent twu weeks liamson of Nil Elm Avenue, bus Farewell P arty daughter meeting at the home of Mr*. at Daytona Reach. left for Fort IUagg, N. C. enF. E. Roumillat at .'i;0U P. M. ------ r** . route to San Antonio, Tex. where KarJ Shepard’ of Longwood, Wight Kirtley left .today to ho will be atationed ' with tije who today Iraves for active duty O rd er O f Eastern in'the Army, was given a fare­ enter the Sophomore class ul the j U. S. Army Air Corps. Hi* wife, i the former Juanell Marion HlnStar Opens Y e a r well party in the form of a •University of Florida. ---- . son, will Join him In the near buffet supper; last evening at Halph Smith left Saturday 'future. At present she I* making the home of Mr*. R. (i. lirlsson, tpM r»: Iva Wight. Worthy Mat­ the University of her hvme_jvitli hla paranls. ron. conducted the flr*t meeting SO? I-lurid__Avenue by fr l^ d c , AlatrSm." of the*.Fall - season ‘o f1the OTilbr and* fellow metnlicrs of the fcev- , ------of the Eastern Star with approb­ enth Day Adventist Church of j .Mr. and Mr*. Charles Vodopirh ate!JT 76 guest* present. A fter ......, , . . . •pent last week visiting in Surawem r n r f i f . , » * it,. memoer. .ouairai setecnnii* were ■ota uml J^t. Petersburg. . Mr*. A. F. Muran . most Imprrant f m e itn ,/ 'w h " §{■>£• * * « “ } • » • » .?nd __ _ . On Sunday 18 member* of tha Mr*. . B e i l . Christian, Worthy * ' " d * % .* Grand Matron will make her « f . ' f m Day” » ■ » *unK by Mr. none en Tuenluv but is recovering Methodist Chorch motored, to ficial visit ni Oct n Shepard who also led group satisfactorily. She was • hit by a la-clung to hear a sermon by m ... . , • . . ringing. baseball while playing. their tormfr ,ui,tor Rev. Miho.t ! * include a banquet at the |»regent wcrr. Mr,. |(. ( j. Rr|». Mcl^ml. After church' they enjoyHayfalr Inn honoring Mr*. Chris, hostess Mrs T It Middle, . . M* r>' - •'•liiabeth Carver r,| ^ picnic lunch at the church ITOd. Mr*. A. KVShoemaker. stcre. "* s-. • i . 1o f JarksonvIHe spent the weekend wjth ,he p„ lor „ , j h.. lamtiy. tary, stated that reservations Wi l l : * n,i Mrs, Edwin l.una-jwith her purent* Mr. and Mr*. Those present were Mr. und Mrs. be taken until Oct. 1 and anyone' <|ui*t, Mr. and. Mr*. W. It. Vlti-|J'hn J. Carver. Phillip ttaurr, Mr. and Mr*. W. ti. wishing, to attend should contart cent, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Yel- j ‘ " Killiee, Mr. and Mrs. J. I.. Drown, her prior •.to that vington Mr. Mr. and and Mr*. Mrs. K. K. Sehon Sehon- . , , ,, date..The meet-1 —r- .vington, , *' . ■l-andiess ha* returned Ml. Dav|a, Mr*, llsrtel Flynt ami Wal‘' * resume hi* ■laughter, Mary Jane, Mi ing• will b«held at, 8:00 P. M. Xfr and Mr. H V Wing- ,0 Auburn. Ala A. iv. ter ‘ Yarborougn amt Mr In the lialge rmnn*following' the 1, i r(llL ‘ *|r and Mrs I II Shell- ‘ " U ,ht* “ * A Mr. and Mr*. James Drier ge bsiyjuet. Mr' “ nd ?**:. ul „ ;n if Institule. oran. Z i ’ . . ; . • . i »>d, luirenls of Karl Shepard,, Also Keiuieth Harrison, Hetty Whose wedding was an event of The following vDRe.l-the V ■* Mrs. fharle* ('ar|>rr1 W. R. Con1 , Sent. It ut 6:.Mt P. M. ip the Und thapler 18« on Saturday Mr. ahd Mt*. J. Y. RobinHngh \t heir .. I. Jr. ha* left for F a » Yarborough, EaVerne Dur.First- Methodist Church with Rev. eyinrng Mr. and Mr*. Husky|(0'n; Mr.and Mrs. Harry Walt. Athens, t.a, where he will resume k>l, Etllian ami Auorey Moran, u i . il III.. Joyce Studies at the UllIVi.er.ity uf Edward ’ Yarborough anil C. • F, J. E. McKinley and' lt*v. \V. I*, Wight, Mrs. Fatello Elliott, Mr*. Mr; Kffie Mielke, Ml.* Harrison. • Biooks, Jr. officiating at IhLs ,* • . Crenslmw nn,| Mr*. Joe Mielke, Mr. and ' Mr*. John K. (iei rgia. Mr. and Mfa. Phillip Hauer ir * "f‘ * . I l l Robinson, R. (J. lirlsson, Bobby Albeit T ilt * left .yesterday (•> were visiting her . great-great 1_' ,* lirisaiin, Itetty Jean iliii**nn, nnd enter hi* senior ycur aw the granddaughter at lhw home of M i h h M artha H a w a i i „ ,M «n.i, Muttmm. University of the South, Se- Mr. and .Mrs. Fred llallard in |H)|ll-|H)lli l lir y is a iilIn •<u *••1 » lo w Maitland on Tuesday. Entertains A t Bridge ' wanes, Tenn. were b u rn in tli<> lilt ir u n is * e, \ Mr*. Ilertha Lindsey arrived — • , 'Family Reunion Held * * ^ . * * lilue v f iU . Tils* \ *‘ i»f 1 it*»l 1 •» 8's —Mia* Mnrlha rta^an entertamrd . .. rL ,, .. •' ■- Swaim i* conn ned to home Tuesday after viirtriioning * Ihs||4|UI*I W ..f m aul \« i!..U in N'oith Carolina for several ... ID! .. . . . . Nineteenth at her home,on the Country Club l » y S ta r llllJ J J P UI111l j r hi* Iimiiv West Nln chrysanthemums Ro4d last week with u back-toJ " * Street tn-caos,. uf illness, friends wrok*. Jeniungs larVeii Hint. Ii school party for 'h e r collegi* At, and :».ra. Joseph Starling will legrr-t to learn. Ihe first meeting of the P. C. uli'N 1 c u rtls m lim n •erve,| Mw 1a-<l mail r..t tlitfriends. of l^iwtey held a family reunion ; ( e™**" I A. was held In the school groom writ' Mails it •lift • Mfs* Evelyn Mathews was the at their homeyesterday after-j Ed Swaim who bus been ill for* auditorium Tuesday evening witn n»»,| »' IHII. J» , t u| 1 t 'IlHrlfs 1 Msit l fccipient of high score bridge nimn 'The fnmifv and u few j the past sew-ral day* has re-, u,r president Mr* llutol Flynt M s Let..1, Ji Mill! Us lit \ 1.. 11 prlxe with low score being a- guests enjoyedvisiting wit Is one cuperntrd and in . now letuined |n*-*iding The main topic for Wight warded to Mrs. Ralph Wight IT. another. *° work at the Colonial Cleanrr*. disetssinri was how lo raise money Miss Win If Ceil iaivell w*s gi ven Amnms ihnis were ,M Mr.v _ ... . . . . 7,1 keep u revolving fund for th# Thn Iirislr’* unit l»a- Uls|4* a Isltig Among those tvrrsent prrsent were r.‘ « . . . A r e fre s h in g d r in k icreeno prise. crep« tlrfww •with lillit k it. « ■ml Mr*. Steve Starling of Law- | Shirley Sinilti will ienv,. Wed- j lunchruon Oar- 1 nesrlay to enter her junior year was served each member in the These enjoying the part sqrir* •ml a v of tkL-iiiittt lunchroom bv the hospitality macs. Ihr Krtsesni'n lllutlu'l 4‘ltss-g. rixnmittf,. composed of Mr*. Wal­ a dress of navy blue «>lk witli 4 ter Yarborough, Mr*, l-eona Mc­ pink arcsssoric* ami cm sag,. ,,f Lain amt Mr*, ti C. Lent*. swvvlhrsrt roses. Word lias been received from .1 A reception wa* held iniiucli . Gonalet, Mis* Ret tv M api'.'s. „'(rthl|' ||ar,|,.M lllld Mr.-and entered her the W. L. Siege and Mr*. I.oui»o ntely folluwioy Itii- ceienioov «* F. S C. W. Mr*. Ralph Might II and Miss Mt> Jot. „ f SanforJ Hill, dial they are enjoying u the home of ttii- lo ,,|i- - |i:irent 10081 tOM HI Q ON * 11)11 Osk Avenue Mr- Italpl. pagan Visiting included* Mrs Essie i. l i John it. Stetson University visit In Hot Soring. Wight received ul Jin d-u., will, ___ |Reckstrum iui,| Mary Jenkins uf Students resuming studies ill UcMrs. Joe Miithleus who ha* the follawiiig forming the n__ _ Sa|^luid. t l.ainl include Miss Jean llar|i«r. been home f, 1 u few day- re­ ceiv rug line Mr nu,| M, Hint AMI Ills A J HI bf lObfD j Miss Jean Williams. Miss Martha turned to Jacks, ttvilli- on Wednes­ Mr und MrMch <••»>, II,, it It Ul 1IM i v AMDS day. - King ami Miss Martha Hagan. r jjL lU liirde uio| gtiMiin. mat*.a. .if F L O W E R P L A N T S Telephone Employees Mr*. S. A. H. Wilkinson ha* The tjetirvu 4-11 Hoys and ,h"iior „n,| 11.,- l.ruli-iiMt-i Ctrl* won several prise* at the Picnic A t SanLando returned to her home from the IHiultry show which was *|ionaiirMr*. W. A ta-fftei. Ji wa- 10 ’ R E A D Y T O SE T charge of the bride's !»>"k und Orange Memorial Uospilul where ed by Sears Roebuck In Sanford A.welner ruasV was enjuyeil at she ha been confined for some on . Saturday. The award* were 1 Mrs. J. I . Hurt. Ji .w «, ,1, Sanlundo Springs last Wednesday Time. charge of the serving being ue♦ * presented ’ by Chairman W. G. Calliardi* evening at 7:00 o'clock by jneriislated by Mr*.~Clydi- llOrt. Mi'*.' ' O I T K K S U H 'I . Y CO. KUbee of the County CommDHun ber* of-.the newly fbrmatt. anlarEilward II. Jligglns. Jr., M is s Mr** Martha Perkin* will leave nl n lmnquot giveh in their honor. ■ 4 A* K X C L U S IV F . D E A L E R Baby Breath ' tainiiunt* club ur entployce* i f Tuesday to enter her sophomore Florence Mi'-illl. Jimmy llrktwn Lillian Mela,id. M iss t 1—V Mi , * 11"' M.,(iii.llj t ,r I’ liaur *SS the Sanford exchange r f the H«H year at Florida Stale College For and Aubrey Moran each won >2n I.eml sad Mi*. M.ntli.i Wig Mi Forget Me N<M» Tsltphntis Compshy. In spitr uf Women. Tallahassee. She will re­ arid a blue ribbon. Twn other I The Iiride's table ••••I some rainy weather, dancing was side in the Pi Heta Phi House. Hrtteva Iroy* Paul Braddy and Calendulas enjoyed. Bobby Mcfiill each won $10. and Among thosr present were: Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Morrison, 11 red ribbon. Other 4-11 award* Carnations Mr*, iterta llrroden, Mr* Thel- left recently to attend, a wedding In girjs Includeil ludw-ll la Pd» * mu i s*avr. Alt and Mr*. Eugene In (!rtenvjil>-sgtv* C. after which and Vrilln-ii Prevail who *wnn $D' 'elPinks * Pennington, Mis* Margaret- Cul- *he entered her sophomore year and a re,| ribbon All other* wh.lum, Mr*. Mary Cameron, Miss a. Agnes Scott. Decatur, O* completed the contest received Snap Dragons in |Margaret Hreen, Miss llet'.y lienan award of 87. Jimmy Brown and all colors ■ton, Mr*. EvelynRcsrborough, Mr. and Mr*. L. E. Tompkins of Florence McGill woon a special Mis* Hetty Duller, John Green. Washington, D. C. arrived here awar,r-nf 86. and 82.60 respective• • •• • Carl l.ee. Cecil Butler, Mr. amt Friday for a visit with Mrs. Roy 'y. given by Hunt’s Feerl Store, hone 7B1 After 4 P. M. .Mrs.' John* Hamlin and James Ilritl and Mrs. TL R. Pippin. sCotrell of Winter, Park. • 'I«'io by Ilaymond Studio Dwight Peck has left for Tus­ Little Mi's Penny I’ulver, dueghti f j host,—s on Kept. !l at their home caloosa. Ala. where he will enUr of Mr*. Neppii- Pnlver, recently | Maple ivwiue to a small grou!> his freshman year at the Uni- R ural Common Scnno celebrated her ‘ ecutwt birthday 1 uf friends nl a surprise party, 1verslty of Alabama. By Spud* “Johnson witli a |,arty. Her mother wt Pearl I* Robson. RN has ac­ 8T11.L AN UHOENT NFF.Ii Stuck -Uli *tuii* titf.nl' ■' • -• tut New Jersey 1 nun cepted the position as Night One of the moat scute shortage, Supervisor at the New York lb tlir world today Is In tst* »n<t be "revt's it" to t a .t r aitnn-.t as •I,-.- «av<*t a 10 yea r war nil 1110*Hospital (Cornell Medicul (e n ­ oils, as any housewife who rut, delicious as. (rralitv baked bread utittm" It was .stirrr.vslul and real Pul It III a |„,|st bag .Sprinkle -tt**s- v.lines roar 1100,000 CXXI ter). Shfc left yesterday by train. tried lo purchase soap can traillv Jhe bread Itghtl) witli want, wa Supplies In this country are shorter ter. If very stab’ , and ■lave bug * Sarah W>rren Eastvrby • ha* than they were a year ago. at I l f Pour « tistk ta |Kr-a;d chips Into returned from a two weeks visit md oHhe war, and people through tightly Place In a 350 degree avail m riminrlrd baking pan slid place in the oven Allow tile pan In Annapolis, Md. where she wa* out tit* world are In 'desperate for 10 lo 16 minutes. a guest of Lieut. Comdr. and need of fats. in remain In the oven about 6 Oolter trouble t* caused by mat minute* und the potato _ chips will Mr*. John W .. Williams. .Th e Department of Agriculture functioning of the thyroid glaml in {"".ViVrw rrisp and'drilclous.' says that unless kitchen fat salv­ the neck Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Chandler age continues to aupply 10. percent, and George Dekla are spending of the tallow and grease produc­ tha week in Atlanta, Athens and tion. aa It did during the war year*, Augusta, (ia. aa the guest* of there may be an even greater shortage of Isbndry -soap*, pack­ relatives. aged social and oilier needed Mrs. Mkrtha Fllta •Hayaa left products. yesterday ssterdsy lor for New York City. \ Those who know say that it will She expects to sail Thursday for bo well Into 1847 before world ex­ Frankfurt, Germany where she ports can even approach pre-war will be employed by the Army volume. Until Imports of fats and oltk Into the Unltad Slates become as a civil service tc worker. nomial. housewives must couttnu? Miss Angela Melsch ha* return­ lo aave Ofckjum Iq used fats Only ed to the University of Kentucky In this way can they help Ihrmwhere she is a senior thls year. •elves get Ute soap* ami oilier He'r elster Mlae Sylvia Melsch household essentials they need.' '• American kitchens continue to begins begin* her aophotnore sophoino year at supply an Important part of the Tallahassee this year. C8APTI0 DISIGNS fata and olU Industry needs. They PROM YOAKUM, T I X A S BUI Blair who has been a guest hove become an essential conver­ (riseh sion factory for Industry. of Mr. and Mre. Edmund Ms Rich leathers handcrafted by the for soms time has returned to hla Yet. two-Onhs of American the tame leather craftsmen who malt# _oimo In Akron. Ohio for a visit housewives are not currently salv­ h So It H uh Rccn Said— with hi* parents prior to return­ aging fat. If every., housewife famous Hertford Saddles. Eoch dasaved fat at the average rale of ing to University of Kentucky, i plan U a TtxTan original — hand­ the three-flftha who are saving, the crafted or carvtd as only TaiTan .M r. and Mrs. Voile Williams, aupply of aaed fata could be in­ croftimen con do them. These are the Jr., -who have recently relmmad creased 40 percent, thus easing th? Western bells that storied • >m w honeymoon spent lit the •train on edible rate and oils and Increasing the amount of soap new trend lo belt styles.,' ...'■ " W t .T h fiK f , S 'iw J which can be manufactured -fy*-r-• CB^ * r Industry still . haa numerous home on Magnolia Avenue. problems a year after the end of Kr. and Mr*. & C, Priest eqtor- the war. Theft lc.no reason.(or family a let down In fat salvage for many tainrd members o f Ihelr fsral ' to come. from Orlando, Mt- Dora %nd “ r '" 'T ‘nrWtr • ord over the -weekend at - r - -----iiford Avrnua In «?*} <>• -------A . . ... . ...M ., . . M r* Priest's 70th " * Or dark gpoU can bf rebirth Jay which occurred on Sept fis t ; Social Calenaai! ft *1At stiieg Home , p e , 0 n a / s GENEVA NEW S Li". K ,3 Edward Eugene iMcKcover Saturday. Edward Eugene M eK eeven . Saturday - Activities ’.Open House To Be PAGE THREE err .11 ■**r- • . 1 ¥ NQRCUOSS \Jxt u-/ *• ■ tc -1 PO W ELL’S Campus * , __ • �1 THE T n *lfu rllo » at M*mlnoU Count)-. I'ln fll*. »n O flo U f 4, ls4«, at th* tiour o f ion ( ! » ) A, it In ifio Count)- H 'xiM m *«(lo# iwun nt iho Court Iln u »a for lh> purpose of A o r n ii o r i*t o i. it ‘ H c t i i i i a ,1 .In * A l l h ’ f b i l i l l u m o f (ha o x a n io o i. m itmrr "u rau a n t in Ih*. |irovlr|oo» i.f («*<•• County Ihn prnpnitd «e li»o l tii.lv , I tU(1 M7.lt, KJAV> MI»JuU«. 1)41. *• omtndfd hr Hteiion r o t cii*p. U r I* .m i U f a ..I blorl.l*,1 Art* • I I Ml. noiliL* )■ ber*by lio n . ftlin iiiti A. * ri.Mii and •• l’ lu|M#fa<I Kulcnrlltnrt*. I; CVunlf* Fund* |1*. J l*l»tr ir f . runitn fa Itvlsd ___________ r , ............ full lu ptodue* trvtnyap f o r th<»»* tni-lif.i* far (hr naming floral ; « r »r * . ■ . 1. Cumin guppurl and il* ln » ItbAtua Fund—* Mill* II, IMalrlrt Current l^ v y Karh t i l . l l k l — f M ill, (all im t(lrta ). III. Dlalrlct- ln t*r**( and Nlnk. Inn Fund K frli DlHrlrt I>l*t. I — i illll.. Iilat. f - 1 Mill*. IHat. 1— I Mill*. IMaf. t—t Mllla. Dial. 4— i Mill*. I « * t . *— S Mill*. Complete detail* uf **rh «| u r « la pan uf the achat,I Imdatl ■immarl* lad above ara nn flla and ar* avail* hi* fur public ln*p»t"Hnn al lha Office o f 'i b a (bounty Huperln* tandanl uf Nohool* at C'*ur« H<iu*a. Hanfnrd. Florida, and will al»n ha .-rallahla fo r " aurh puldlf t\*atlni I logathar with a ll *upi>,>rtln* alalantant* and Information Ah a t i r t a H paraona ar* cordially InVIlatf lit partIHpate In llil* p»l>lie , haarln* and In ■li*rii** tha arhntil pr«|crani. and hudart for thl* ( ‘nunly fur lha ensuing y*»r. . i k i a i i i i n r IIIIU .R * IM* a r if C l’TIOM, HKMINOI.H i c o u n t y , r u M iip A fU ; If. r. llnrrle. A rlln v Cnunly Hup* 1 1n(*n*t*nl. I’ utillah: Monday, jGq.Irnihrr * Jf, Don't Starve Yourself H ERALD , & A ft L O A D ; j* L U R ID A n r .tc n v K 4**4*w«-* ut Hralnnln* at *Y»*vt l. C o u n t) t'ui»l< • I.. O U U irl Kuml» li.Bu# 0* It. Anllcl|>ilr4 Ita-flp l* I Coun* t (^ Fund* .}* i, |t|*tnrt fun.!* C, Hint ■' public hrsrlna shall l,» hr 1,1 > atf lha Count) Bonn) o f I'ubllc 3 A N F O K l> THE O LD HOME TOW N * d a is y ciip/MTw/Ai a By STANLEYS p * i ; e e ’«! B U T T H E Y (S A V E .A J g - A ' R I B B F O R B E / N - 5 T H 'O M U Y M A N ~Ti> * WTA IK^a ______ 1 V T H 'F A I R t & R O L l N p S n \ N E S T /H M IS . W IT H o R E G IS T R A T IO N N O T IC E The Ri|iilntlion Book* of th* City of Sanford, CVSi A i ______ a Monday, September 16th, 1946, for thd purpose of roghterinf for the Municipal Primary Election to be held on November Sth, 1946,, and will remain open each day except Sunday* and holiday*, up to arid in* eluding Saturday, October 26th. 1946. H. N. SAYER. City Registration Officer. FOB RENT Privet* perking space far burin#*# men end w om en# between Florida SUto Bank end Prince*! Theelro with entrance from Flnt Street and #xR to alley. By the month or year only at reasonable rate*. rs TttK ro u it t n r t u g c o iw t t Security Bond and Mortgage Co., Inc. * - To all (•radlliif'a an*l p*r»(*ae flavin* Claim* hr D#m*nd* Aanlnel . S02 Atlantic National Bank Building, or call Ha1*4 K*U1a: Vn« and aarli uf m u a*a h*i*hy nnllftad and required In praaanl any r l ’ lm. u d dem and* , whlrh you or alUifr o f )ou . may h*» a .n*»lnel lha Roumlllat A Anderson Walgreen Ajffnry Garland W. Spencer, Agent. Phono 99. I ’uunt), 5 ARTICLES FOR -SALE FOR R E N T IM IT A T IO N le a th e r * ' In 9 SM ALL furnUhrtl 010 W. l i t St. S. Uruwn. S9U N. A v * „ Orlando. Fla. tnoit O ra n ** [.AWNS calandaa mnnth* from tha Dalle*. Gael, claim nr demand ahull ba la writing, and ahall atala Ilia' placa o f raaldanc* and f)«*l offlra bddraaa o f lha claimant, and ahall ,11 l l (T, h,‘ ’r* ,*,,t 4 o' " t* ft. af Irtl 4, ,b* .w o rn ta by lha rlatmanl, aaanl, Hlh. 10. Tr. 1 ottba C « r of Ban. nr attornry. and any aurh rlalm nr ad fra a. (onl* »**"<■*•. dtrlapa* it, l>< h*ld dr in and nut an Iliad *h*ll tm void ami larra-aalaetloci-of rood upholatery fabric*. Robert «<J7 Mac a'a h l SUrbirV. (linn o f th* t|ra( (>uhllrallun o f lid* jlflaa in , nlduw. Ftatnllff. TB. Jamna L •ninfy .» i - w tlg h i anu Alarffaral /. W rlgbi. i t . hJ* " lfak ■nd w . W all ait. a u tk l Th* U l u r t ot tW » null la la coIqm FURNISHED room noH* Avenue. . County. Florida. In Chaltcary la (ha m if ^aUdad M*auU a WORK W ANTED - Florida, aria, open at tha-jQity Hall, commenting B IR O S jU lw iR , , HKMINnllM c n l ’ NTV. r u m iD A In P w lr tlf, In re: +■.*•*•* of 1IAI1V Kl»WAltDH IlK N lC K daoaaaad. (M y t i l l l e 10 du*‘ *■>■*. . n >* aworn , or a>. m o w e d . " Rraconabl* I" l u l l and I*) .aayart olhrr In- KMitnr uAjtntBoN uldanlal rallaf la a «**r| wf an,illy. *C ■cvaeulor of lha lo til I nr da. 4. WITNEHH my hand and official W ill an<f Taalamanl of • void r * » « l » « Han lord, KlorMa, . Ihla Ith ItnharL U * Uartlaon, d *. rrairiL . I1 K N 1CK .day a f Haplamlwr, A. D. m a . * i l W ill* (A I*.,nOttNDOM ■yiral publication Sapt. », t i l l l»V Kl> - Aa ClaHt oC. aald Cl,cult *' nhartmcnl. MOSES > TWO yeat-old field grown ever, blooming. varletiei. Over G( ASSISTANT bookkrephr — kvI mI F .U R N IS IIE l) room, gentlemen opportunity for right peraon. varietfc*. Free catalog . . preferred. All convenience*. 310 Apply Hollywood nhup office, Ho«n in color. Order now. . W . 3rd S t 101 f l F lrit St. ., TI-TIEX KORJK NURSERIES 0 ROOMS and bath, 7 mile* nut Dor G33, Tyler, Texa* IN TIIK CIIUT'IT <T)»!||T Full Till: tin Mount Dura Highway. J 10 NINTH JI’ lilCIAI. •‘tltCHIT OK month to adult* only. Set* LOANS TIIK KTATK “ K FTAlIllltA. IN Popular Seat Covers AND r o ll Bl-.MINot.K COUNTY Knatner al the I u>k Cabin. IN CHANi-KIIVt»«,. No. i l l ) SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP TIMIIIK WimilNH LOANS MADE 2 - W A N TE D TO RENT I'Uiniir; FROM |I0 TO 1300 MIRACLE SLOCKS Diet privacy; fast service CHAIM KM IIOMUIl W llltllN H F U R N I S H E D or unfurnished FOR your home—Suprrior work­ Urfendant FLORIDA LOAN COl bouae needed at once. Phone manship wctylhir realslant, higk 1*1VOUCH 102 Sanford Avenue 1000 between H:30 and 12:00 slrcngth. le rm iu proof. M.r* n o t h *! t <» ti*r i:tH and 1:2p ’tfl 6:00 P. M. TO i 'll A III.Hrl HUMKlI (VllltUNH. aria Concrete Co., 309 Elm HOHKOW HERB W IIRRB *,)*•,*• plnra of rraldrare aed'Puat Ave. PRIFACT IS RESPECTED Offlra address Is unknown: FURNISHF.D house or npartnirnt ■ r«m m e hrrnby-notified thal Suit YOUR natai*1 desire for privacy . fpr couple with tiaby. Ptra.r d ivorce h »» t*ert*_flled aaslovt ta money matter* i* atytetli fur talephonr hOG. Need Is urgsnt. CU.NCRETE sewer pipe— Septie )ou by Tlshla W lapln*. In the re* pee led bar*. Friend* and ("bruit Court f**r the Ninth JudleUt tanks, fence post, ifrca&a traps, retattm ara not auestlonrr1 Circuit nf th*. HIM* o f FlarU s 3 R E A L ESTATE FOR SALE benches, flower pots. Miracle about your credit. Tour cm* In ar«J for Mrmtaule County,, In ch a n eety and that you ara y , ID-ROOM t-story house In good - Concrete Co„ 309 Elm Ave. player or buslneia aaaoetaUa ,tubed In file your w ritten ai»peatcorutitlun. This house must be wt|] not hear o f your personal nsr, In said rouse on nr hefora move,j’ from lot In order <o affairs. Than la no cause far Mis ' r -rcfo',- - I'-iIe frav. Nutemhrr (. 1)14, and In default nuke room for Jiueines* buildembarrassment. 1 aald ,->'»**«* w ill pmrevd K ( Reasonable credit requirements. (hirer, I'* r le a y s ln tl you. N# eo-makcr* oh money loans. The e ln r r r l nature nf lh l» still Variable payment plans. I* (nr dlvnrrs, *n,f the *1)1* of said stilt Is- T 'sh lr w ia a ln a v*: Charts* FAM ILY LOAN CO. IJlirovr W !ir*ln«. Florida Baak BWg. Phoe. t> s o hand aed official CONCRETE block bulldog, with • sal nf said Court.at Banfurd. he*ni. metal ruof, containing 2000 *<|. nul* t'nunly, Klorldk. thl* tt* l day 12 SPECIA1, SERVICES f t o f floor space,* Haa rancrete nl H*plomber, J tl* - floor, nictnl shed lean-to, and VIEJCR. woman’s and- chiWren’s new FtU-thoeo. Hcv us foe the metal ra n ge IS x 2G. Priced hard-to-get merchandise. G. W. Show eagda and poetart fo r quick sale at 92,Boo. fdetl Clark, 208 Sanford Avt. O -.-U RlTSBIG N SBRVICE for. feed storage or small 0. D. Landreas. Phong 1021 wood-working enterprise. SEE US fo r Innersprlng Mat­ NICELY arranged 6 room house tresses, Box Springs, and FLOOR SANDING with good screened porches, Hollywood Beds at factory Inlthlng, Claanlng and waxprices. Retail store A display New floors surfaced to parmont, nil modem end in ginxl room. n. Old floors mad* like new. repair. Has 100 hearing orange •II# W. • FIRST- HT. tree* and 2 acres tiled land Echols Bedding k Furniture Co. Ixicated 34 miles from town. Sanford Mattress Factory A good buy at 9M00. ___ Phone 1133 and 072-J. V E R Y attractive and strictly RKNT A CAR modern Groom furnished home, CODENHAGAN cabbage plan*# TOU DKIVR IT with unusually lari large copper now ready. Phone 709-M. screened porch, setting under STB It: KLA iTlLM^DR RI SON spreadfng oak* tm 3D acres OUTBOARD raotftr boat Tor sale "•DHIVH-IT. IRC. rolling ground, with its own — 16 ' ft- centutf hull and 32 nOOGRPLYMOUTH private s p r in g -fe d lake, 7 hors* . Johnson motor. Good PARTS AND SKRVICR * e n « young grove, on sur­ condition. . 119. Hanford Ave., 10# Palmetto A t *. Phone l# !t faced road, 6 4 mile* from Sanford. Kitchen equipment ELECTRIC appliance repair* — modern with electrical hot O tlV E R heavy duty disk and w* repair washing machines, water, refrigerator and cooking harrow I N , 8-wheel dusting vacuum cleaners, fane, mixers, unit*. Require* 96,000. cash to •swing machines, Trottef Apmachine with bitch for tractor hand la, balance monthly pay. ilane* Service, 304 W. Second U*e $166. Call Carl 8. Myens, menu. L, Phone 1O09J. _________ THREE GOOD APARTMENT SNAPSHOTS—printed, developed, lacnme properties well located; enlarged. Wo eapy old pheto* BEVERAL STORES both. |n and out of city - on* with IN T IIK COUXT o r TtIM COUNTT JlItBIB. aUM INObK COUNTV. VlAA. d ll*A . IN P H O tiA T a In ra Katat* o f IIO D K R T I.BE II AltHISO.N, IMWSM4. Ta A ll C,editor* a and l*traona lis tin g Claim* or L>*manda Aaalnst Hald l.s la l* i -* V"u and rath uf you a re hereby nutlflvd and requlrvd to preaent any rlalm * and drmaoda which yoa. or rlther o f you, may hava aaalnst Ik* • * ( * ( * o f H O B ltllT L l i : UAHIIIIUIN deceased, 1st* of aald t’puntr, to the County Ju<We of H*mlnole Caunly, Florida, a i hi* Ulrica In lha court hnuan o f aald Need a L A X A T IV E ? Sleek-Dreeyk* IU «rfr HELLO* SOM/ DID YOU H E A R ME A S K YOU TO HELP W IT H THE —m. DISHES p Coins young men know what they want and plan for It. Other* are «tfll linking for their niche. The new Regular Army can help both. Prthap* you want to go to college but can’t effort! i t I f you enlist in the Army, you’ll get your chance. Honorably dhcharged after a three-year rnliatroent, ytAi are eligible for 4* month* of edu­ cation at any college, trade, or biwinea# school for which you cart qualify. The Government will pay your tuition, laboratory fee*,etc., up to )J00 per ordinary echout year, plu* J65 a month living allowance— M?0 a month If you have dependent*. I f you haven't found your ipot, an Army enlistment offer* you training In any ofTOO trade* andtkiUt. You leave the aervice eligible for further training at the beet civilian school*. Y ou can assure yoursa/f o t (he beneAfa o t the O l Bltf o f R ig h t* it you en feerh e A rm y on or before October S, t946. See your nearest Army Recruiting Station for detail*. # ft I. gnlUtawnHlee 1H , 1 ar 3 yeses ( l yoat •nllimwntl pormltud lor rasa now la the Amur with * or a s h months of sort Ice.) X gnUstmaal tee from II to 34 yeers loehnlve ( IT with pateotV Viou* actio* (adaral military i' ^ 1 ’^ goshA SOUTHERN BREAD GIVES MOM F A S T ENERGY, TOO.' - • assay Sergyanl •e Flew Svrgv.nl icklilcal 9 M N N a f Barge*nl . . 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O der Springs, S | -r H ELP W A N TE D fl™ :r-/% i m w .t ■■Pi ' jiU Vi i , '■ _ BY PA l JIL »/TWS>^ hftJA.'|i li 1 1m *| -rt •—i i I iv v fifT f W11 * *1-ir rw m dr* v1 / U / L?ynB IjQa11 In jT*|jr ' 111If11 ^ m S i : ,u w- TO CtWC ■ r^ | k ro ^ SQacaai ™ # jn y ISS j * ^ 1 i«ft *«flr i ■ 1 fiiYv i ' f~*i( 11n il «L . ,V / i '»J - �' 7 ,• V • I i - ION DAY; SEPT. 23, 194$ . ■■■ ------- ’— i T ■x ■i ................................... " . . THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA \ r PACE FIVE ■ m jii i l . M.i t u - elei*y Feds Drop Final Playoff Tilt To Senators, 2 To 0 • i - : ',9 9 7 Fans See Howington Hold Orlando To Four Hits 1 1 ARTH U R DECK WITH, JR. Herald Sport. Editor The OHando Senator, are the lorlde State L e a n * pennant Inner* and the victora in the way playoff lerira to* v oy rirtue of their ’ 2 to 0 inr they placed on the mining elehr "ved* at Tinker Field b«ire 4,997 fan. yesterday. Th# Orlando boy. played bull |early aa well a* their mother Western Duckpins To the Washington Seiyitor. Be Used In Matches have, committing »o mix* ues and taking advantage of On Local Alleys hree Fed error*. Jodie Howington pitched magnU Tho Jensen brothers, owners ‘cent ball. ’I he Fed icflhnimir ave up but ____ four ___w bang hit. walk- of tho Sanford Bowling Alieva, __I three ____ sn,i .ent one down by I have announced that a bowling Iha strikeout rout*. Had lie w in .-, league will begin Oct. 1 a t their on been given better support a, alleys and anyone Interested In d and better strategy beenjoining a team c*n contact the d the Ffd* would hav„ been mana'jffr~’b f the alleys and wUI victor* In the fray. be assured o f being placed .on B Howard Martin, the lanky Sena- team, nr righthander, handled hurling! The contest* will bo played on lutira for the victor*. Martin ‘ regulation nll.y. uilng W titc m f e j " £ p. fiv* hlU l,nd W,lked Duck l ™ * Thi* game ts very w .i '■ , , . , . . .. popular In tho northern states In in w V X . •• » » being brought to the H ig h s H a rd F ought G am e To -- STILL THE CLUBHOUSE Jensen Brothers Announce Opening Of Bowling League . I , Willis Anderson, R ay Gatch Outstanding Players In Tilt _ By HMlOi n V. RATLIFF \P Nrwsfeaturrs DALLAS—Fact and firtIon beewite so Interwoven In Ihe Yealm e sport.' Hint It Is difficult to tietrrtrtlnr where one slO|»s amt Ihe o tier begins, The longer the pe rl.vl. ihe greater the story. I talked lo Is-roy iflatcheli I’.rfgp. the great Negro pitcher. Down through the years I had often brand how I’ alge got hts nickname. It was. sold some writers, be.rause of hts big lerl ” Naw. suh.” 'aid I’atgr. “ I don’t have feet*any blgguh than lh’ other felts I got that, nickname wheu I w u s rnt cap an’ could carry somany watchel' at ’ th’ same time.” Paige pointed to n Khpe;-lt wasn’t much bruer th.a mine amt t wear seven ami a had. were Iroiti Kappa Sigma, The other two were borrowed from anether fraternity house By All I III It BKCKWITII. JR. Fullback Allen appointed hltnseft Herald Sports Kditur business manager and one Butch The lighting Seminole High .McQueen, who had Irtteied at Van'Celery le d loothall team went, tierbtlt several years before and undoubtedly knew Kotnethtng of down in* defeat Friday evening Cleiifgln Tech football teams, de; ui me scrtnoi ntnieuc fielu be­ clderl he would'be the coach—noncause . Hiyv fialch. tl^e big 220 playing, mind you Wtih Allen and pound Hustl* High I’antHer fullMeQdecn as turn-pariiripanta, that ” ftmek, was ju*l too much a By FR AN K K*’K deft 13 men lo do battle for Cum­ A l’ Newsft-aturc' Sports Editor fnjtball player. berland. BEAU MOUNTAIN. N. Y. Eustis dropped tho local lioys The leant dial lined up against lim it.>ton the strength of tbs by n 7 to ri score. , the Batnbllng Wrecks .1 Atlanta New Yolk football (Hants haven't During the fust period there averaged In tho neighborhood ol reached ihe ear* of rivul toum-Mwu* cmtftnued exchange of Mo iMftinds to Ute man II you were In the National Football league punts am! i,i most of the play not too strict with the Males. Full but they will. The (Hants,-usually was in IKu'tis tciiftory. back Allen had provided uniforms slow slnrters. will l<v one of the The opening of the secono that were no[ exactly what the! surprises o f the circuit. . Mirnta fvuad Eustis bn the Han- • well-dressed college player would Stout. Steve Dwelt, starling hi* ford 12 yard’ line with a first wear. Allen had found them ln U | )t »*a*on with the club that unwr. Kustls was rolling as Dana X Bible. University o il he gym —the Iasi outfits Cumber-1brought big time pro football to Untrh hit the center of the Krd Texas football roach. Lv known for j land had used and they werrjKew York In 1926. has more ■ini' for five yards atgl on the hts inspiring pre-game talks He .moth-eautr and. ragged. , speed than ever, both up front' next play the big fullback was. ails a atlrrtng poem. telW a grrai It « * » lelt. however, that the jn the bacWield. hit so hard by the Fed forward men were ihe Uitng; that under( ’alltxaro Back «:ory .or makes a' heart-throbbing wall that ho propped the lull in s»« i .w .hI with the T onye a{jJ, Sanford recovered. •perch. But lie res what he told neathlljgse tatjers w ere the spirit amt the brains to offset any lack ' before trie Texas A and M team to fire but just when the season Sanford tried one running play |o pob Tuttle, and Have Uridr J h?lnJf“ u br. n n np to win an litt|tortani game of tt^gavrn amt flashy attire about to .start, .his T quar- and gained nothing; then AudcrBropped a perfect bunt In front [* *:. * n l/ W i* P > d by (-\6-tS ScHECtiXtfp J tr the last hall ’Well girts, shall uantr MsriW and Ihe Kappa ||er|l#lk r lt|lig«i<>. form erly!,,,!, kicked to the Eustis 15 and the .plate to ITU the sacks. ™ thl. •tS o e r e d D A i s - f l f t t disillusioned wIth l ,yr—wixrort-fn, -napped -nappe.l an ankle, was* VeTnTo’fTT D r yards by t,iv kof ’.* . ---- ,------------- iUgina boys boya were wcrtdlMliualoned wltht-jj—nftstUBsW, __this ___________ 1jike lined a d riv. Into I " W have game *- ---- —■— a -; v * *' AeAtsl5<'f?Ay , Acduptf of BrOWw. in 0 berk now and fight- 1ipg.p.n (latch and Byron Ander•irmer'i mitt who wia*' piay- confusgd V*UH dackplri/-piy^l on frls Ktteaker laiunt gray eagle play, and the UVpotmtl OatiWU* , ht, nk Klkh„ . k (,„ No. t ,m . te u n pl.ceri rrguiauuii tenpin renjiin alleys/ aucys, and anu It H=f5ud5oJ tSeroG& biek pn the grass gras, at second regulatloh ■1 the majors. Is catted one ol the was art; ni»n too lustily'ttrp hts j " ’*, " , t-.i. h a-k i. .-In.I in n ’ VCC..I Sa\(CVJHCG£ III luill on the Sanford 24. • finished the I* a amisconcention. Western Then He was. ltow -,f* ■»""J1*1|U’ ; , ' vin, , |„;.. ' Dutch ,h treat fat outfielders ol all time Immediate Iteslllt plunged over right tackle ning as Levy grounded out, Duckpins are called’ "small ten- i k e W e s < . But Trts started as a medtoerr ever, able lo stagger lo the side-' rd thehi' shadow" beMn behind, Samipy for 17 yards to the Sanford Ermer to Co m ! to Burns-for a pins’' “ beaus* they art* played rd ,h*' " hB,1,,w ,,chi," f tlcher. It was at Cleburne wdtrn lines amt ask for a substitute seven. • * win'killlng. under tho same regulations, but Ho got istr then but later It be­ llatigh in Washington. Sita ’. city was tit the Tenas Oaituc Other Ilacks include Ceorge Acidvrs >n pickl'd up two and This was the first owl only Western Duckpln bowling is ret Thl' couldn't get the batters out came an tmpO"lblll(y lor anybody Franck. .Minnesota AIl-Amencn (intch bulldozed to the one yard anford rally. Only five other cognised. as requiring more skill I slip Ills- dub owner* had divided to ohtatn rejtel 1 9 (0.;’ Rill I’a-chal. the marker. (In the"next play (iate'i anfvrd men reached first and »nd accuracy. „ , |1 titve him hU release when Ben -A tloren tbtn Iidowivs And-Ihnse of one others advanced to sceAid. ;• The small Imll is sufficiently Shelton, -the manager kmiydng lucky enough to be alltl-on Ihe side-, league \ b-iid.ng' ground kainer went over lor the .score. Galr^t The Senators’ ixlllwl their *ii I easy fio hand)* and the beginner | Ifp-akrr roilld hit.-suggested tit*} linns wouimvt’ ev’eif consider golligjBir 191.1 an,| It ; 9tev» rlt»- diuivel led from placement' for un in the fobrth As Burns beat can usually handle it well enough tm-y shllt him to the outfield They out to ” dto tor tlrar old Cumber- 1Po*lcx ‘ who has improved since tne extra point. Ttirv werr afraid Oeorgls : dropping bnseliall; Frank Itfngan Furlv m the third uuurter s i f a p p e v o p d is - r t r u e 0 / out a hot grounder to ttrst *••• to derive a large’ amount of cnOKI and Trls went to bnM-ball> land ” Sanford opened a dlive I’ icrey Tecli might lake such a reMtlve se- of I’rrtii fame; Merle llnpe was sacrificed to second by Jack joyment from th* start, Ktentesl glorv -fste *\ e d i o e < q d m m iy s io '4, sSl» How I l.tv iM p .P -u i,m l Jr pit k« (1 up l»» vMlil «. folh*\%C*l 1»5 rtmi'lv i^velte. Lavelle was safe on the S lIb L tJFfOOrJiTePAS^idCrOr1 Wi- got so Hr woutdid even trv lain* V>n J »<(|l l»> Ian Jrn k ih iM iit H play at fir»t. Burns rounded see, II.mk Oana T r 'n - Irau'lr pl'iti Top la c k f.s I* n » \ kih , W till- \fi«lri«(>n 6 / t HE>aJ0.A. tt'uldln rci sitond an,| • went to third on the ■ i utnc t o Amert. a Irom tik. :o stop tlii-rn Ihe lirsur- ImVf two -d \hv Vat tli r In* II I, th« K u d in *•11( h ’ We wore Ororstn T* ch down let I'tve llwwiul to pl:i\ buM-bsll nl jlay. Ermer drove a long high fly _.nto left, which iJike snagged, In- 'iiggi-stion ol t t Cobb ftpmei ting tltrm run unliltidercd with the l*e-l tit, kies m fm'lball or .1 Itn Atul ••n ik dou!»lv( rrv rr« t* w e n ; All we wmitrd was for Ihr V hit-- of Not I e Dame ami IK - • • » r..t i h r S a n ti •id tiH ir h iliiu ii ■u'FrprlsIng press agent put out ! ball bit Hums scampered homo on the \ f. I sh II l u in h lrd ««n ll* r ru n * In r-iKirl that O'tta was u prime >game to end Well out tai Ik s ft- Will I I e s I I t-ollel. I hr j ;i r . GO IN G STRONG throw In. « ■* I.F f T TACKLES By Jack Sords Itir sirirv spiead ami rite big III- |unlit told on Item era .Tech Alter pound giant who flunked m t Al \ r » -•II .lU 1e’ lffpt The Senators tallied their final llAllOiTl) I l ’IKl till A Nt’ ll, a i-onls they d*-i West Point Owen tiled the •t* t ftMMii! S u n * '.itnnt tie, ant,- ipitti- a dnawlttg , ili»-\ had made i i ,.i* Yin .»! run In tho eighth aA Domingu** 2ti0 pound six foot former Marine, foot foot I'nultri at end toil tl»v i .-• >i iith it utt* nv rd not only because nr was a i tried It was time to «|nit Uiv u ii pasted a two bakyifr Into left -aw sortie action on InM ye.-t '■ d ball plater hut he Imd ulsiri I lle e o rct' -how the gam e was I9I.’» All A met tea tackle will lu­ a l t , nipt lark up aipdhn tenter, followed by an intentional (later eleven when ’ he nitere.I The i'lose si lie ever was to shortened to S'1 ndtiutr.s st hi- tegular poM when tile m at k , i hut Ihe Fetl an atlur'C free pass to Burns and a singti' schrrol n ar rnt l-sea-.ui. A former n royal hott'e was r.-adUig about sea-1n open- " ill, a night -game was ,-overml by Ihe Panther to center, scoring Domingu**. Miantt Vertior High star, he is i On n lit In can r tell loo m any All America for the Irish in 'l l. Imck- an,| no mote scaring ocitntself In Un- piper . This placed the game in lh. one of threy Miami pat vis ail . . i ’ * s lo lle s n( whnl hnp|ii-tird because Ileplacing lh, \cleran Mel nu e.l ooler. for a left ’ iffkte beith. He serve! : lire late Jake Atr maunder nl hr was too lm.\ 'h m tlln g arntirul lletn nl reu tei will in’- I tie! Sanford oulgamed the PnntbHoward Martin tossed a brtl as a cmp-ii »!• lit th. First M-rnonitirii league basehnll w-X' the irv lllg Id keep Irom getting killed (iladrhuk w iio gist-- tin* litanfs ei- l nl yards t„ 12 5 'and Willis liattt game, but his success can b« Division, a ; v.<ar- old. 'torles rrlate really named Zlln- tint hr says the tales that were a fourth VII-Aiiu-i u-n (.la d tiuk A inlet son "ns (In- Inigr-I grotin I a’ tributed to the flawless sup-i JAMES FILVNKLIN IIE ’-II*-’ merman A hall t Inti he (ilaM-d related prnhabk didn't g iv e the tool. A ll kmerira honors al |l o - - gamei foi the ,-'ruing with 7*i port of hi* team mate*-aril the|8EV, Jit., hig 201 ncund. six feet wt-h In hi' youth p.-utl the men lull a, count tofi I ol leu e m I'Mb Hi*, leldaee , aid- t-» bt- ri edit tiAtfli wtis iirlies. I' pmviog senator ability to tuke advan- .two ami a half iirne*. I'm nai stn«- one nl ailr men I Itabett- alh and he the time tltrv lurid i. laui lit l-’ llllp -. the old i sin—-i up w ith da, I’ leicy also a stVndy player ^or a left luck’s1 tage of the Fed inisetes. • d to Juke there was ItoihUtg It-ll alter lumhiliur the hull and being le lin b l,- p iv o t fro m F itrd h a a i was a potent factnr In the SanBryant was life, only Sxnfnrl berth. A former Misnn Seni>>i Bo Ire i lunger I It lo Atr Jake told h\ iioulhri Cttmberlatul plat ; l.tlHld spots ole III the * tpnl.h fold ff, >-p as he larked up neser tried in rorrerr the 'nrv er 'o pi, k II up repllrsl O e t . II hands man to solve the offerings o/|lligh star where lie ployed at un Ism Vo,i‘ ie . all lisigu, If, un J ft-nn >■ i imiunge ID is a tderail of the anil matt> people alw s,- will In ’ yourselt I \r hsrl It lotig enough Martin for more than on-- hinglc. .end spo at that post. It,ih I lidu-l-leiti of ill the Atlantic | Navy, saw nrticn ii lleVe It to he the truth Air who but tli.ri > r-rtalltlv souih Is like r lie hit safely twice. D O M I N I I K O il A M i K HOWL an,| Hill Fdw unl« II,- hold* j mid Pacific theater piloted F>ir, Woith lo six penn.inls norm al renetton on out pari th* Teiiitj;a-ee I ’L A l Dweii lias four in ii l , ciuL lit two air mnlnl\ ami the Prtsi In A ipw in the Texas l.r-ogue JQs, day , O.iuhtliv says 'Don McCaffei ty of ■Hun Stale, MIAMI. Sept.. 2.1. (S p i- r ia l I — den ial Unit ClUtion, i» 21 yesrs died Inst \ear at New Orleans II Bur anyway ihe Dallas district 1Jack Mead of Wlseon n. and the Soulhrasle-Ti Conference Duitball old. ‘r SPORTS L A U G H he were alive today he would tost atlornry l> ixvsttlve It was not a n veterans Jim 'oole and Jim Lee rsa,tits hold a iluridrd edge lAMFJi W. KEIIOE, H u Ihir-i grin *ml ask: Whai diarirncc n r ( h m I i IM fe e s * i - . ll- it-»r - pt^o^.i-*ria-m-Ls- H"weB; ■— cimtpelRrolk with (Jfalige Howl does U make?’ X U ,, out Tech regardless ol whal the record seven victories In D> gnmei. 8o as sportn mar, It wlUk.llnie. book may' bulimic mid what Olli­ i When .To* DiMagglo returned with Branch and Dcmpso fentn are ntagnlflrd, stories not ers who saw nr playeit In Hist Tile ratller will warn vnti 7(1 to New York this year after the currently making ccmpctltlon keen only an- lubricated but the lubri­ ganp- mat sav Ilmen out ol 71 III, tmihle L- you Julius i Mush | , 111 -la. I ’ n i v e r loffjr-Spring training Jaunt of for the position on the (Sator cations are eknggetate,I ami the s . Is lam coat h. never know wle-n lh.,1 ili-ailh 77tlt • it y , f FI trills dust ol the years i overa Itir la, ta the New Y’ork Yankee* to M i-'eleven . A six foot 201 pound vei time Is going to come 'Unking at I- the o" y Fie la nblinmis h i ama, he took hi* young »on, Joe, eran, he is* a fre sh m a n . 21 y e a is mu 8|mMs A ft,- lit ttie . a. h -Ig «ti I in* |!’ 4t> I'lilvrrsily of Ftoilda Htei> h i , that list In I9IC wtien Jr., for a »lroll around town. old. Oeotsla Jrih mllsd Up ulfr of Ihr !■'••tbsll leant will ultputiHe hr PAUL MOBTELLA'WO, vetrran ■» Everywhere DiM*g went, he ire a le 't *< arr» in liMitball history tween Hb •• an I White game jei and people would j,|nj cr ^e,si>n, on Uatoc was recognixed ami peor <> -2»3 to 0 No one dispute.' tlte sey- this season, nbamlonlir,- •he lay, “ Hello, Joe, glad to *e«iclcvrni In 19(1 and ’ 15. ha* shown record tiuii lar Oil October 7, trioll n.na orange xml blue i you back.’’ * Istealy improvement in summer 1616, si AlliOla (Ictirvlu Te, h nr luitalmiis After H happened a Fair dnxrn nn,| f„|| practice sessions. A big lually heal a team by that num­ time*, Joe, Jr. swelled with pride six foot,’ 210, pounds, he is a ber ol iKiInta AcrordtiM lo the and said lo hia -famous father: veteran of Army service, hall* record1 . II was Horn Cumberland ”8c*. Daddv, I told you everyone from Tampa where he starred Athletir Ihisiness M a n a g e r University. However, nays one of \|i|$ftrr | Ilia) at Hillsborough High, winning Ii.or llry knows m*. Ihe men who pin vcd In that gnms, Perry Heard has estimated 98,00(1 J l-liaa. If. I. three' letter*. He it 'H 22 „aar. year* .kl.l old. fans will see the Unlvrrslty of Cumberland dltln'l have a football 1 Iw.inMl arliislU Ii," a frrwhrr. R W IIT TACKLES Flori/lu Dators' six state games team In 1913! JACK WHITE, . veteran first Plans for th* University of IBHff II*-plrin* rff.c l »*hrt* pm Who then, made up thin -nurd nil fpr string tackle on fiator eleven* in Florida's new gytnniulum call that put (Icdrgla Tech min ihe JU44 anil (5 t* eurren'ly miking clip it im. rills i. iliir wlinlU ■ $1,200,000 plr.nl. gridiron hl»lnr\ honks? competition hot In the right tackle Dean Oauldln rellrlng dl'lrlcl m;— ---------------— ----------— lit •lie f i l l Ihftf Oll» piurrww c spot. A former Paris, Texas High altnrnr, si Cnllas irlls the sinrv School star, he hold* two Gator He should know about that same) inln Ihe |Difra «»f c c u * A - r e UeiisiBf?suy c o a c » (( varsity letters. Is a steady play­ he. was ihr (piarierbn, k ol Hie er, good on both offense and C sK etjieify HtS Iflli! SgASt-J Ipnm ihai |ilayed under ihr nsine fahrir. m nr ^urfeir - I»r uc • defense. ..lie is 22, weighs 20.> of Cumberland University ol la-ho-/7 " ”f' A H k C k e u * o p log! When nr On ( L in and is six’ feet one Inch tall, •non. Term » ? e p (2 A iP C (? s W illiam f. tu rn er, It never w»., rx|)lalne,l. rrlalra will give you grocefullv . R iC o O e CcKSAflSr l 'M - n ! /rgshir.an Is a former 8t. Peters­ CcJAcAeY CAME- A M tH crfiM RAPtp Oauldin. why a telegram from Uie burg Senior High 8«hool star. A eth'etlc department of (lenrgta erect corrioge. You’ll SvICCESTroaL T U ey 'lE HAP U (M veteran of th* AmtT Air forera, Tech was delivered lo .the Ksppg feel better -look better. 5 7 7EARS.OF RpoCB Al-L hi won three-high seheol letters, Blums Fraternity House livslrsd of MRS. ARCHIE It.' weighs 196 Is six feet two Inches to Ihe gyrnnaslum at Cumberland SMITH Ull. He Is SO years old. University. Spencer CorseiLre BOLD OUT 10 MONTHS A I ^ A D CHARLES B. (RED ) W ALKIn the telegram. Ihe Oeorgla Registered ER. _______ *lx foot, 196 Mon( pound former Tech official* asked If Cumberland S P O R T S O D D IT Y MIAMI, 8ept4- 23. (Sprcsnl) — Would like lo play a football game ITHM^sIfartto Ave,. 113 Palmcllo Avenue ‘ Phone 014 polumbi* -Military Academy star, nk AawrtllrS Prw* The 1947 Orange Bow[ football * The fraternity boys read Ihe ___ native o f Gainsvill*. A -vet­ am* was sold out March 1 with- wire, looked al each other queertes, he eran of the Army Air Ferres, Many a baseball hitting, recur saw service In Europe, a* ■ first h hours after the GommiU tloningty. then a young fellow * ahlished by Babe iRuth will n ,lf ht ry_. tee eU rted accepting r«*ervationi. nampd Fullback Allen—"Fullback" lieutenant. A sUady prospect, stand for years ' to come. One warm't Ills real name but Osutdtn he ha* shown progress in summer mark which the-Babe put oni the i . that waa all he ever knew end fell workout*. A three 1ft- books was set, hot by hi* slug­ TO BU ILD FIELD by—suggested "Let * play termsn el Colurthle Military, he ging, bub by Tile pitching. Ilabe played guard, la 22.years old. pitched 29 consKutive scorele** CORAL GABLES, Fla.. Sept ’e m ” . The Kappa Slgtna bay* figured ..nnlngs of'W orld iSeries play. Tho 23, (Special)—The Quarterback! 11 would be fun lo Joust on the ORANGE BOWL BAD BOYS string started when Ruth won a Club of Miami has n gridiron with Oeorgla Tech, about MIAMI. Sept 23. (Special)— n gam# f° r the Boston Red build a haeeball fl#\d for the they knew tittle because In and .Oklahoma of ^ urnnerovt Sox against th* Brooklyn Dodgera unlverstiy University or o f Miami. . . . . . . ------gainst tne drooxiyn uodgers iLick >*ck ni r^m .u news -'j-*-', Grid Giants To Present .Strong Football Team tea ' i n ■ftSSs sAJSa , -W - M art/ S ervo, Florida Grid Men That “Clean!” Feel KEPR,'/eti?cAl.j IMPROVE YOUR POSTURE! A SPENCER DOWNTOWN CLEANERS A N D LA U N D R Y slts tf ts s s liu M A r ... ' >rts Grocery U> MAONOLM SXTC&bS: ° I N O T IC E T O C O N T R A ' ,j., S,pUmM» (o' the rM fli, oepicmutT H.1S46. iv i«, iot i feact/aas/ p e r h d l c p t h painting 6f th# Southkida f, yissraa ........ ....... MMVHMMi __________■ P H P Hbut M M the^ a er pun banding out Xlt|Biroklyn'ecoreUea In the lest 13 echedule H InP p1946' pled with I fra mas. Two years later, against full representation on the dUmunj yards in penalties. frames. y ............. „ the Cube, be pitched another 10 next spring. Florida Field. l)ra. ?,* Innings o f shutout ball, to eetab- | — ;------------Florida football stadium. I* llab a pitching record which Is -. Pnmnon, i University o to alumni and Floridians Oator" beekf1 1d r M , Ynrld War hitting ftccompllanmcnts. ° f RU,h'i ifB i ft |U| A Y IN V I ' ‘ who >btck i ^ T U u Chrii« *e X. / t * ^ t ------- --------------------------------- U o fu U n lw ilif * v ;i t ' ‘ '' ■ - the entire field df athlellce phy« ,eical education, physlcsl training, I and r. creation. Dr Lemard lUrker Optoesetrlst (cations be obtained obtained from tiona may mar b« associated architect*, 511 At* *VUv ^ The University of Florida’s now College of Physical Education Health end Athlgtic* tncompasiee :l> — — ” ■— i ‘ ........................— \jmm ......... ■ ■ U him. ih io n A i fitted IN THE SOUTHEAST More people drink Atlantic Ale and Beer than any other. It must be.-.* ^ W|u, ^ e . habeas loo conetnllHl concerned with the hsbeas corpus end re* gestae to take time to read the sport* page*—If there Vrere Spy sports page* thereabout* wire wee dispatched, probably collect. Oauldin said. Informing Oeorgla Tkch If It would furnish railroad tickets the gridiron gladtatoM of old Cumberland would be there. The Kappa Sigma boys neglected lo Inform university authorities of inject. No use of that: they Just surprise everyone when returned with the Oeorgla scalps on their bells, lie wetting for the train they up signals and worked out they tell would bring touchTwo or three of the boy* had had a modicum of high achodl football experience, -and. of course, kmw all the answers. • • • y* 1 *m t Hr i For Seminole Cpunlv. . \ * M r A' t -• '• i. C}.:- _ I' -i—r- ■ •xl •M ' * : .. • . �T H t l SANFORD. HERALD, SA N F O R *, FLORIDA M O NDAY, SEPT, 23, 194* Near Record Milk S u p p l y Available For County Diets Cartier, 67, a resident of Lon*-} wood whe died laat Tuesday, wire bald Thurodsy afternoon. Rev B. W . Miller, pastor o f tha Speck ltd Bird qhurth o f God, offlcl ated. A r r a n * omenta warn li charge of Fairchild o f -Orlando. Seminole ' County residents will :__________. o n ■ u rn e mor* mar* than than fiAff.OM 5,578,000 quarts of milk and milk prodicta tula year fr\ maintaining the County's ■high nutritional • stand­ ards, it waa predicted Unlay by I the nation's leading, distributor of ‘ Wiry products. .. • . '•With n near record supply of milk cumin* from the nation's Jalry farms, consumption of dairy iruducls this year is expacled' to steal that o f 1946 when more than 60,000,000,000 quarts were h im timed,’' said G, W. Diehl, head of A. A I'. Food Stores national fa iry department "A 22 percent increase Ins per capita <ory mapion of milk during the war yaara nslped overcome the Iota o f nfetrtti6n censed by curtailed supplies a, fats end oils and helped being ibout the nation's high ntitrfUmal •artima levels.' A greatly incres»»d at): oat cheese .products i HAMID raiUDINO BISHOP of Lie Episcopal Church In the United Sluice, the fit. flev. Henry Knox Sherrill (left), UUhop o f Massachusetts, Is congratulated In Philadelphia by lit. tlev llsnry St. George Tucker, Vt-ilmo of Jllr/vmoud, Vs., retiring niter 0 years service, (fnlerimllunol) Florida Officials Begin TaskOfRegisteringS,000 StudentsFor ClassesToday GAINES VI.LE, Sept. t*3. (Spa ■lal—-With sopHralions of admit •it file, of/ldsli: of the University j ( ’Florida will begin today the ask of registering and assi*nln* il section* a rj classes the largest widen! body lli lfie history ol he state university.' Former students, rygistgr Juday. Tuesday and Wednesday and alt irst-time students Will ho trgjs i red beginning Thursday and -oulinutng Friday and Suturdiy -lanes 'w ill meet Sept. :«>. Allhoegh the majority of thi roblems of expansion for an ,un irccedented inrollmsnt hud bevi ■olvvd on 'the rva of the regis retion perlcd, tha housing short iga in GaltitiTrlir, remained thi •iggrat headache fur >Unlver|lt] i/firial* and students . alike. Officials urged that student* rho have nut definifa assurance •f a (dace to live drfer tbeii ullage entrance until the Sfconi semester,'Evan over-night rooau ire scarce, thsy pointed out! . All availably tin-campus p «l» ng has been assigned, — Lewil Jlstwk, assistant .registrar, cm rhssiteil, and the City o f Gaines rule is filled tu capacity. Unit tdditfcmsl temporary housing no* inder construction 1* complete, will hav* no more room apses U «™ e n *,***?»•t*1* lie ‘ explain! the fish were fed «*tt tnos* thoa* time* timet m the Tenaleep hatchery where thi w er« raised. . B E A U T IF Y YOUR HOME with V E N E T I A N B L IN D S ^ Wo can make arrangements tor yon to finance them on ElAflY’ TERMS* -Venetian blinds made to fit any size windows Munlry and other milk prodoeta ire expected to continue plentiful during the fall and winter months, Diehl said, These products con­ tain nearly 1*4 percent of the rsli ttaaV.S. erlea, 24 percent o f the protein*, Yugoslav* amqfht to arrwt them fn connection with the shooting of a IB percent of the fata, 74 peccant Russian soldier.’ A U. 8.'Investigation proved they were Innocent. The i f the calcium and 45 percent, of C. Kelson. North Park Falls, W la; K. Shuseel. tha riboflavin consumed by' the San'JTtandeco; and C. Scott, MashvlUe. _ (Zaleraatt^ua Radiophoto) tvcrOgo individual. • The pioneering efforts o f food Yov can relieve poison*Ivy with and bicarbonate of soda, applied ■halna In developing a straam<from witch hacel two sr threw times a day. 4nnt . distribution system, Diabl a paste made *. \ isld, have made possible the quick movement of milk and milk prod­ ucts from ’ dairy center* o f dense­ ly populated consumer areas. Modern refrigeration equipment md ’ Improved handling methods Free Estimates W ood and metal stotr 11** * Repairing — ReflnUhing ' ■ S E M IN O L E V E N E T I A N B L I N D CO. 820 WEST THIRD STREET PHONE 1152-W 1hi- lrhuul former students, >f whom h a v e been m diflrd mi l cut rFgjsirnlloM jirrrhlU, v»ill i >nirt -Momlny, Tuesday and Vt’eilteidsy, according to their indivldlal card assignment. They will *|>ort tu Ituorn 204, l.'ingurKc ire good,; some o f them being airy, tall, sijd rndst. present thidr v e ­ omlillonejL snil having the m a t (isfrlilinu (id mit liefure they can nothm l/gwtng ^equipment. The *uno new* for this type o f work itncrcd with registration. . Firtl-innc students at tlio Uni- ire high slid earnings are ineral.y will report T h u r s d a y .-rcooed with proficiency. norninjf, Septem ber 20, at tl:tH) Hr. Fons A. Hathaway, State /Hoick, -at th e University audit- HrectOr of the United Slates rium fur orlentntiun uml regie- Cnipluymoul- Service, status that ratlun. The registration period h,, •recruitment problem should or them will tontinuc Friday a less difficult this year, despite ha increased demand, due to th«f nd Saturday morning. Meanwhile nt Totlahassec (,ffi.‘- •nricty of fscili litany ace vices ils at Florida S in’,, Gollrge fur rhich have-been provided for the Vomen wen- making arrange- mployers. S e v e r a l companies tents to tem porarily (aka care iave’ built cuhvciileot and' at* f some of t h e ' U niversity's over­ rtetive housing with adjacent r* ■) F. f t . ,'IL^i'LLr suatuter session N\, other rft'lntin toothers, ■cepted sincc^tfrsn. M C W N G ON T IlB C U FF H i m Mo n D, v a — wn l y . Arthur Wells Hew, of Rich­ mond nrtd Alekandris. fur thus* who like golf and tettnli and don't like to keep 'score. Mr. Dew'd alfe was'his patent attorney, ate though het himW IT H ttltomap-foa. Difwrtemint’s bureau of ordinance Tn lh# Pentagon Bull4* log. dtsloi Employment» Service has rill eUo be nn Increased demand tterted IU wruUment drlvs^toi or ' peeler, nnd floor workara. <upply thee, worker*. The ® a Soctionlxcra remove aoctlona of steyment Service Is requesting "ruIt from peeled oranges, tangwomen interested in wofK In the fines, end grapefruit with a dtros Industry to register for moll knife. Skilled vrorVin cen •mploymfnt * t thtlr ntArttt of* it«rt on n pieronvork bAilt, while flee.- Bome.ptenu expect to open irtski.llrd or leg. skilled personnel wrly IV October end’ other* »1J1 wg|n on an F,°urly scale an3 tet under tf*y as tha season whangs to - piece-work basis as regresses. The local United ,h«Y „, become skilled. Working Elates Employment Serplc. o f. ‘ondlllonl. ,n the seillonlalng unite Ices who kaa* ordsra in thslrx ------ ------ 1 -----:-------- * '* uppHH ((R a c k e t p o a c h e r s ELGIN. Scotland—(AT— Poach, ■rs m ss# $400 MOO aa . weak selling era make selllnr nlmon tjnd tro u t from the Earl >f M orey's stretch of the Kivir U ssle, mys the Elgin Angling Muslin~li named alter the city of Moeul, when It flret was made* - ■■■i ■■■i ■W-m mm m m m m m m 0—. Spartans In 400 B. C. used wood smoke as a form o f gas war-fir*. « « r A $ * 0 K CVSAF P0VM8 9 ocatlon, t; Ivin* accoi T U E S D A Y and W E D N & S D A Y t .. .. It would ba eoiy to b-«. a . u id But we all kno. siat e^eu-in- thi* aye of «Wctronic miracle*, there MUST1be wlrp bofore there can be electric service in your home. 2.378.87Q e e - u a . 9. W H IS K E Y pound, c wwential copper wire orc^oroci by Floridf^ower i . hight Company ere still undelivered. Just a* toon o. -Y.u can get additional supplies of copper wire an*. £ihor critical materials, the more than 2000 mem i burs ol our organisation W ill makegood their pledge to bring you the benefit* of cheap electric a e rv in " the earliest possible momeiA Sl u I lLH SC h �^ la Unity Th*rw. I« Strength 4* m u M 'i h * rrtM •I THE WEATHER Partly cloudy thin a ft e r n o o n th ro u g h Wednesday, l ew widely sca ttered a f ­ Urn W.wUi the Frstress * f . America*, te rnoon sh ow ers. ' . / rrseperily for Ranferd. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY VOLUME XXXVII NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA. l ’UF.SPAY, SEPT, 2d, 194G Established 1908 Associated Press Leased Wire Warren Says U rges Prevention O f Conflict Even To Point O f Appease­ ment I f Necessary ^R ussian Policies In Germ any N ot To Be Directed Against Britain A nd U. S. arian Frontier B ig Four Ministers Declaring that Djr United States Helicopter Removes Plane Crash Survivors Receive Criticism la on tho very brink of ga r with the most powerful nation en From Col. Hodgson, earth. Puller Wsrrsn, Jacksonville, attorney and 1940 candidate fo r Australian Delegate. governor, told the inter-city meeting of Rotary clubs at the .MOSCOW, Sept. 24, (/P)— PARIS, S ept. 2-1, (/P>— The SemlnuL Country Club last night. Prime Minister Stnlin put Allied peace conference has I hot everything possible shook! UP a calming hund today be Hone to prevent this war even taken steps to ease the ten­ and told the world tbnt he ,u in,, point of appeasement and sion nloiiR th e southeastern did not think there would a ided that we cannot leave it to frontier of Slnvic*Jiurope in our dlploniaU, our aenatora. our be another wap in the near tile lialkaiia. The M ilitarymilitary leaders and the beads1 future because hu believed of our government to perfect * ('onunisaion o f tho confer*there was no real danger laaiing yeace. U eiice voted today to rem oveVaulting tii the fourth ubjfct of n new war and that the all fortifications alopR Buiof Itutary which Is "tho advance­ threat of war tlosw not exist jfnria’s fro n tier with Greece. ment uf international understand-: at the present. mg; goal Will and oeare,’" Mr; Tho acthln wan taken with- the Stalin suggested that, ths ru­ Warren told the insmber* of the approval of an amendment to mors and alanna about a poaalN. w Snprua; Delomd and San­ tho suggested Bulgarian pcaco ford Rotary rluba that It M. blt new war ware Juat ao much trvuly. tlrroc* had offvrtd tho t*lk — but for a purpose.1Ho tjeir duly and the duty uf every amendment. other civic >nd fraternal urgent. .blamed tha talk on wbat ha Thin ileciat.ni ramo as an aartuu in tit-- country to find a called nnlve politlclana and mili­ ^luorira^ apokr^tian hinted at a wav out uf this unneceaaary mlatary-political intelligence agenta n|Hprdup in tlx- work of tho peacemnlei sThndjng ‘ W[ith 'Ku**le *inc«who, ho Raid, need thla clamor materS<> fur., not a aingla the nekt war. If it cunir*. will to do .three things. • treaty tin* l>eeii completed with bo lb,, last uno and “ there won't To h e l p their r govomn\?nt nnjri .>f tho furhicr ritrtny na. ’ be enough people left on earth wrrat rnoro conceaaiona. to make li»na'sinvolvod, Italy. Romania, Ui Mart another war." it hard to cut the military budK.Miami, ‘ Hungary m llulgaria. Mr. Warren uiiipliasixril the gat* of their countriaa, andto Tlio Fmrign .Minuter* of tha terrifir destructive powcr of the pbt a brake on tho demobllliaHit; Knur plan In .it down today atomic .bomb which he 'declared tlon of troops and thereby evade I l.i o.ii-iilei tho i|ur*tlun of what could not remain e **rcet of the the quick growth of unemploy­ In >1.. al-.ol Italy'* colonial poaIN THE COMPANY OF IIU WIFE, hit daaghUr, Jean, and her pet. United States for long, lie atao ment in their countriaa. m" i>ioiu 'lliev al-o announced l*ol.iieu lo tile Iht.easin, *pe-d amt former Secretary of Commerce Henry A. WlsUare la pictured as be spoke their intent ion ,.f wreding out Stalin did "* not' 'mentionthe rnnge of air power nnd the di) to a nationwide radio audience (eUewIng hie resignation, lie said hr olhor tieaty nnieii.tmrnta In countries he hod in mind. would continue lo tarry on hie “ fight for peace.” (International! Istrurtlvcnes* of V-bomb*, dUoaa* order to .ave tim e bomb* and many other aecrol Thera wer# many thlngnthat weapon* which ha,| never boon JiiM a few nollt- l.ef ore tho he said, in reply to a list' of 1u»e.l y«t. And declaring that, If auestiona submitted to hlnf by It iK Foot Milii-trr* were schad* • we rannot find a way to make the Moscow correspondent of the ub'd lo meet, they were critlpea... permanent, wo ahuuld at London Sunday Times, In which cited in -eatliiliK term* by Au»lea*t do everything wu can^ t » tha United States waa mentioned tinllan delegate. \V. |(. Hodgson. insure peace for our time*. specifically. Long a chump inn -if the smaller Although suggesting .that there nation*. Col. Ilodgaun attacked The Ruaalan I’ rlmo Minister i*. greater danger of war today I lie minuter* o f the United said the United Stalea now holds •lit A*ein ivn :i> ••itKsa) than there waa in tho summer State*, Hr.lam. France end RusA threat lo peace In having a The Intel shortage eeaultrd to­ of 193K. Mr. Warren insisted that •la for uyreetitg among themmonopoly of atomic weapons. day in a demand for *n off-calen­ then* is no !m*le cause for war -ein'» on a nuir.bar of key issue'.. . StaRn-.minimised this by deelar. dar oenslun of Congress.. Republi­ hil'Vffit this cyuntry and RufiitF t!;»C ■irthmaA . l j . n r r ic p U r .»V d can Rentier StjfCa Hridge* ot The basic causes of war ho listed) atomic bomb to be as serious a Foreign Ministers' decision that New ellmpehiir recommended as (l> The dealra of one country the final dnpnaul of Libya, Rrlforce a* certain politician* are that lhr I’ongree-men. no* in ri­ for the land of another, (2 ) da-1 tifa and the Italian Somaliland inclined to regard It; that atom ce**, be called bark lo lake action sire of one country for the trailo bomb* inertly are Intended to were to lie determined Jointly on afhsl he called a aalinnil trials uf another, and (3) hangover of Intimidate weak nerves and that by the llig Four. arlalnn from the rrcoatml of meat grudges from some past wtt. 1 In themselves they can .not de­ by the OPA. | The A ustralian berated the Nona of theaa conditions exist cide the outcome of a war, and Shipbuilder mujox' .power.* for stipulat^pg Disputes today to rouse trouble between that the atomic bomb monopoly Due to what they drscribe a* thla country and “Rusaia,-ha said,r | th a t the .UnitosL Nation* would will not last foe very-h vn r *m f -G ro u p 's Figures On vary small butchering quotas al­ since America wanU no^part .nf.* filiapnse of ilnusi - Italian colonies- besides, ua* of tha bomb will bo It L'. .11e> ••.ml if raw by tha OPA. Seminole .Russia and RuasTa 'doe* not covet if il.M I lie III.* llig Four couldI ilnl itot a agree Company's Profits lowed Adoption of the UI4(T-I7 City among theniaelve*. cattle growara are not only un­ any of our territory, there are liudgot- for the fisoul )VU|. b e g i n ­ able to replenish tha almoit cmnty no trad* conflict* and relation* Divluicd lludg-iiiii. “ They aln in g tlcl. I and f i x i n g uf tlm rate meat rountera At local storee but — Industriallft •Henry J. Kaiser face heavy loaaaa of caltla again b.tween the two countries havo ■u tux levy at 2n mills, wero n-ady had in mind thaj they been traditionally friendly. Treasury Secretary tsday asked for more lima to| thla year duo to high water and among the tuajnl' a.'lM'lLI o f tlio were going In disagree,” Declaring that ho did not llko nnkwer question* in a govern­ lack of feed. * U\ I oiiiMti-*lim la -1 overling. . the Russian form of government, •Speaks to Bankers ment Inquiry Into th* wartime i If th, .'* null Ii-yt, li> indls.uill "\Vhnt We nerd is unlimited ha insisted that It la much better record of his shipbuilding quota If we want price control," y „ fit, o|H-riiliun and l.t mill* for J. B. Phillips Leaves Association Meet M U VORK. Sent. 24 — than the government which thu kfirm*. ,1 1*1 -on no. according In City said W..(J. Kilbee, Geneva cattle Russians had under the ctara and • A I* * (IriMikl)n i- another Sanford Hospital tianag.-i II N. Sa>er. * Th* House Merchant Marine raiser and county commissioner. that thev are still makiag proCIIH AIiO. S o p l J4, (dVof llui»e •pier*** whrip |he FtiniU .iiniiuiiting to t-TJ.IH1** Committee wax' told yeeterday "There is.no Florida beef shipped great. Ho-urged the people to Treaauty Secretary John W, Sny. ' rrsidrnla are proud lo Itaeal .1. II. I’liillips, imluluyee uf Ih* wltn-li iveni not expended. laat that Kaltar ahlpbuildlhg enter­ out of tha auta because It ia not wake- up and atop this larrlhlo der called today for a coutinua- | lhal all) Ihing rail happen. Florida 1‘iiwcr and l.ighl Company prise* received $192,000,000 In prepared for shipping. Thera ia trend toward o naw w *r which tlon of high tales. II,, said that . Rich) now, *Flatbuah i* p u l­ year doe lo shortage* o f material*, sustained avvato u it< get in reserve for the Public who lecvnllv profit* from the government on plenty of fa t beef, but little for ho one 'can win and whl^h will for „ur common good, our prea- j ing with might and main to injuries when he came in contact I’lnfcct* Fond, to lie used at a a capital Investment of $2,500,ent tax levels must Im maintain- ! grl (hr Dodgers al Ihe top only destroy clvillaation. taler Uiiio fo r (he original pur- willi n high voltage line which 00*. The commute* .asked Kaiser "Tho laat war settled nothing." ed for tome time. of Ihe National loragur heap. nectasitati*l lln- amputation of his pose Tlie-e inclnih d tile follow there er* more and better cattle he declared, ‘ ‘and neither will how thla happened. ■lain log. ha- Iweii released from In all address before the Amer­ S«i a grrrnpoinl ps-lor — ill. Itemsllvi l lesul faring, on h*nd than *v«r' before, and the next on*.” Today the shipbuilder . replied ican Ilnnkris AMielntlon in ChlHu- llrv. Ilrnney llni-on — S '.llilll .. wei replarenielit, $fi,uuo I lie Keiiiuld Laughton Memorial that during tha aummey month* in a statement that he could not Mr. W an«n'* remarks follows.! ca$o. the Trvnsury Srcyrlnfy itiM ha* lurned op W7l|, * n idea loner, t,* -lri-et markers, Jl.inln, Hi -ptlal following- a huXpttall’ answer on ehort notice what h* of July. August and Scptrmbm-, an addreCa of welcome by Presi­ aikted lhal 'high lusr- iimaT*' •I how lo help lhr rausr. coiiftlin* lion ..f puhlle rr*t run n. mi mu m-i ifid of 1*1 weeks Ilia gtasa for feeding is at its beat termed an and!*** number of dent G. W. Speer to the visiting continue if wr ate lo halancr | llrv Henson suggrat* (hill lhr Mr 1'lnllip‘s ii >ndit ion waa da$'J.! mi evl, niliiig ’ the while >»ay and the cattle fcr* fatter. club* from New Smyrna and De. th* fedrial Inidgi't and reduce -crilnd tin- morning ns veiy pn,|dr o f Uro»kl)n ulwrive a -V ’ >m • l.lH<iI o * fu r fighVnq" I f not diepoeed of eoon, thoua* Land and response* from Pat the national drht Said Snyder: | mimil* of prayer esrh d»v al eqiiipmenl, IJ.fimi; colistrurUoli -ali-farlory nnd lie i, now at hi* and* of head o f cattle will dU in Southward, immediate past p rr*i’ "I think that II i* pule fnitnoun this nrek In an rffurl nf .leniunnirla, f.I.IMHI und of a liunie al 2fi>'l2 Sanford Avenue. Florida this winter—cattle which dent of the New 8myma club ati^ Uay, if nnt plain demagogy, to swiNiiiimg 11 ... 1 1 ul f 10 , 011(1 I m lirlh (hr Dodgers win the ahould provide meat Gerald Frierson, prvaident of the talk of tax reduction nnd debt -.1.1 ............... o , l . ( ,|. .... .......... ■. pennant. Sava Rev. Ilm-un: ....... imposed DeLand club. Trini-ls'i ol all eu*h -utplii- (■reck Police, Troops reduction in Hie same Ineath." which call for a staff of account­ ■ill liaml S- nf Sept dll lo 4(1-47 ‘•tVe’vr praytsl for midlarv Upon by Ul# O FAr they have ti. W. Spencer, chairman of lb# ant*,' engineer* and other* lo vary small q u oU ^ for which there Fight L o n g Battle The Treasury Kerrtdury mhlml buifgel lot nperulioii pill pose*, vlrlorlrs and atrrflhing rl»e. golf tournament aommlltee, an* •nawer. the federal govcrnniant we* approved. la no, foiitylatlun," he declared. nounrtd th* winner* In the tourna­ that « i why not pray for Ihe ahould strive'not only In hnlance ATHENS, Sept. 24, |jp>— Th# In statement Kaiser said: 11. H. Beck, who own* eitenelv* Dodgers?" MuVoi liul wu- aullmlireil lo ment and praaanted .prise* to "W e want thla committee to cattle tnriraat* In Heminole and Harry Tooke for low gross, Jake th# budget but' nl*o lo achieve proelaim a primary election on (Srrt-k government announced toa aujislnutiiil surplus for paying -understand that thar# lent a Volusia counties, .stated yeater- Jacob* and i*uv. i t . for election of a city I day that (I r e e k trhop.x and D. Scott for. low single think we aren't happy to day that hla ouota la' out and ngt, - and Oarald Frierson and o ff the debt. These are the view* coinniisshiiier for u three year j gendarmes have fought a 16‘ hour baltla with a hand of 2,000 disclose that la ^ our books and that he rannot kill another steer Robert Cornell for highest acorea. he expressed when he entered V. A Official Speaks term lie replulr W. ( ’. Hill. . th* Treasury.* Snyder remarked, aetennarnfa rw<ir<!i " corporate records." this month. An nmeinlllierit lo Ihe puiii'J) leftists in Thessaly. The conflict Cnarles Morrison 1*4 the.rttikm Mid they have the full support At V. F; W . Meeting laiard license lax wax passril wliiiit occurred in nu urea wher* the “There la plenty of meat,” said in singing with Harry Kudclt nT . Then ha 4dd*d, that aa a prt o f Freshlent Truman, liicreasid t‘lir regular f'-'O aiimiiU (■reek Thlid Artny Corps ha* tleal matter, thar# Un’t a aim Snyder said* that in. the sik | “ and price* are 'not ao bad, but liivn.e to |2f>, and inipiiMil tli\ been carrying out mopplng-up man (o tho Kaiser organised a n not aafflciaid .to allow lollowiii* taxes on each Iroard; operations against leftists. month; • ending 8 e p t. I, Ihe | n qualified to answer questions lUhartaf, Now la the time uno to 10 cent* for each Ml cent ' Th* outlaws nr,, estimated to all the complicated corpon Treasury had reduced III* debt to get rid nf cattle. Otherwla# m a n ta -u t unemptoymrnx by almut $14,000,OIK),000. Ho pre board; II lo l!fi cents on Ml to h a v e 'fo il 120 killed and more financial and business trai they will gat ,tbln and we will ,‘lioarils. U'H to fdl m il* on than 200 wounded, tlovemmant ration In Samlnola County dieted that ao far as rash Ii action* over a five-year parti have lo carry them over for hnotlith* week ending Sept. I I conci’ rnol, the government will $t.Ml Iroanla; Mr cent* to II.ill) on carualtle* include two killed. Kaiser haa dlaputad tha fl ■J-rirht—wounded—wnr|—IK mlsalng, ures .relating to J A s W allace Talked T o Nation Seminole Cattlemen Are Unable To Supply Local Meat Markets Kaiser Requests Addibonal ■* lime To Make Replies FIs organisation. He iplaln-Um Murinr th^aua- ■SmTUri rittlnaan oL th« 'Ftorti of th# four K ilter shipbuilding rent meat ahor tag*, they are only wards were |aa* than one-teeth gatUax about ona-flfth of their of on* p a r e n t , of th* total normal aupply ef meat. Huppllea volume of xrork done for th* Maritime QommUalon. That, ho amphatifed, la after deducting all Gov. C aldw ell O r d e r s ' Execution O f N e g ro j p a l d* ' U d * . E*ar—. - - - - all bourds n v iitJ .fifllli- —— -s n i The overall deficit for Ihe cur­ rant fiscal year, .Snyder assert­ ed, will lie slightly lee* than $2,000,000,000 — a great Improvemrni over th* 91.600.000,. 000 estimate o f laat January. • J300 Pc-rsona Issued • D riv in g Licenses Suits Filed A gainst Florida Slaughters ‘ A A v e s t o j c c o n v e n t io n _____ Z Cheater Miller, "Chef da Gar*" Out of 9.500 poaalblo applies fo r th* 40 * t 8 o f the American tlon* for driver's llc*n*#a, 6,:«>0 Leylon, l.ft at DOO o'clock yea* have aunt led to date, accordinE torday for 8an<rir$ncUco to at- Harry Crossoii was granted a five ^enr lease at $000 a year to property nl Ihe City Trailer camp on French Avenue, Including that which the Navy formerly used. Mrs. F. K. Roumlllat, Mrs. Margaret Hearties, Jay Heck and P, H. Smith, wrr# approved as officials for the City prlmyYy election. |L 61. Young Was given permission to operate a taxicab. Veterans Service Any veteran In need of serv­ ice (free of clm rgo In any of Um following categortaw la requetted to visit tha office Of Uie rcaponslblo* agcrvlra titled below: Coordinator —- E. B. Carter Atlantic National Bank Build- , MIAMI, Sept 84, 0FK- T M OPA today filed «I*v#n asrfla agalaat South Florida alaufhura. SIX MORE U l TTO a ; r a j t m & 'f i s execution. M1 - a a r w j ' B f B F E C U L ^ H K IW I. . lflaa ’ Jove# Bevla, stale • *tanikm clothing speelallst, arrived yaeWnJay at-Os* offlc# o f-M it , Outd* Wilson, county homa daRiooatratlon a(ent. Rha will eondugt-Uiloring daises throughout tha- .week at varioua' home daaaooatration-duba In county. ' t o . - MU~ l • &S - ofl*bSrlh# ii? th* laU H. C. Haskins who ca rrM on thl,'work for many ysar*. Dr. Frank QuRlman. health unit dlrec* tor. sraa aapolnUd aa depoty r*glstrar. Th* appointment* w en made by tha ,Bun*u of Vital ttatla tin of the Florida Btatf Board of liaaltB. • .• r. Gustavson Accepts Dade C ity Position Mr. and Mr*. Clifford GuaU* vaon will leava Thursday for Ft. Park Annua. ■ Vocational Training and Education - T. W. Lawton. Onatet House. Legal Asalstancw. Hoapttaliaatlon and State acrric* Offloar — Contact through Lloyd P. Boyle, County flw t t o Offtcar. Takach BuiWIag. Home Bcrvkm AaaUtanc* to Bervleemro. **-a#rvIcemen add their Dependent* — American Had Croat, Lokefront Boulevard. Veteran* AdmlnlstraUoo - — Martin M. Rudlch. ahartffa Of He* every TUaaday. � 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 23, 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/bb8b185d816cb26a54221065a1f67ac8.pdf 08415d27c7e61f80c7c10d15032a08c5 PDF Text Text >r ; . r * I. 7 i"^jnnut: •Riniwra — ■2&m A ’ PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA 2* VWVMp m Teams Play Sixth Tilt Tonight;; " Bisson And Cary Named Hurlers Plans To Care O f V r,.» ■ •{* WEDNESDAY, SEPT. IS, 1946 Mauriello In Six To Make1 23rd Defense Of Heavyweight Title C'oun IIoumI, at ttanfanl, Mglnn.n* I HicHuri U a rva n ta . P lat iB o o k - 4 ■Quarter ef Boulh-east Quarter TH E HTATK HP Kt/HUt*A TO rral al Hanford In tha County ,.f 7 nt II I. K M.. *on ilendar. Hep, , l fc * « 1*4, I Late N. I l l ft. o f E. 44& ft ) OKOntlB KATI.IIP. EAST WIL Hrmlnolr and NUte of Florid.. Oils do ■now for tin, Jllh day of August, a . Ij t/ i»* 11 >1 t I I Block 1 M aeiMtll-r 301b, 1*14; and H Hair Interest In Houlh- » Q N . N E W VtiH K « S W « S K - a8 f ,S K iis r & ,Rl"*hl°, . -Loth I A « Franklin T»rr»rv .plat , imta rill llonk t pi*> Ike. • aait Quarter of gouth-eaal Q iurA sworn hill of cnieplalnt hav­ 1414.. IV P. II BitNDON —• have not been llook a p.,x» Ja ’ • I/** a A It Block 1 Lakv View l*e. W eal o f , rtnad, Medina 14, ing bean filed again*! jpii in >ht •‘ th* J f tspotlight £ K L '5 . ,,C : «night L « in* t Manager f t U rLevy a » . ,needed punch. Clerk of the Circuit Courl lain Mary’Pint Hook I |m |i I. Hern Uat j a j mock* « T l«. le Tbs Township 11 II. I * Past, con­ Circuit Court of the Ninth JwJIdil will probably O. P. IIKHNIHINTown «>f- Hanfurd . taining eighteen acres more or Circuit of Florida In and fi,r Belli,- iHVAi.) they act th« Orlando Sepal ora name Charlie 'Blaaoif'to handle tlarl.-.nd Hpenrer Clerk or Ihr circuit Court less. ' Lot* 4. At J nloek « Ttor id. Th* not* . County In CliafK’ery for dl llollrltor W. down by a. I to 3 count in 11 the mound dutie* for the Seda Hrmlnolr County, Plorldn lo the highest and hast hlAler. al vorrg, for plalutlff Town of Hanford f Ihe short till* of which I tuning*, before ,2,100 fan*, a and wll| probably give him public or private aale. and you are Tornnli 7,er llalCfr ea‘ ^Irurg* l-ot » IJIprk I TIT la Thv Town tcinctJiT coutiT hkal > o* Hi afoul sraby required to file your written flatllff, these prearnre are Ibrru . goodly portion of which were plenty of help In the tilt in caae [*>t ' II KiirniaCl AditKtnn Ptat defense thereto within forty days (ora to mmminii you to be and nn v r r n 'K o p a p p i . ic a t iu s i Snnforditr*, ll t* needed. Should Sanford win after the flral publication o f this pear before the above styled c„ud llook 1 |hi*« Tl ro k TA X IIKKI) The popular Sanford’ Sanfor teflhand the tilt tonight the eerie* will Uronx Beer Baron Is .All tUVt, «f NK't K or lly fltM citation. Hhould you fall therein, Chapter 13147 of 1*1*. •r, Jodie' Howlngton, went the be tiej up at three each. In the N If* ft) HTlton a Town*hlp It •NOTICE lit llKHBtir orvntN. decree w ill be entered In due rmirse al Hanford, Hentlnnle •'oontj', Flo­ rida. on n r l.afore the ;»th criy of Nothing More Than f upon said petition. Houlh llanat ]• Kol. IViat 114n M. Jonra bolder o f Tax route for ’the visitor* 'and limited event that Sanford ahould cop lot I Himk 14 Tier I Thv Town I'.iiir h n la No '1444, laauad • the IV IT X E W S n r hand nnd Ihe aea Bepletnher, A. t> I4»4. other«l» the Senatora to seven scattered 'Innight'a game Jim Schantc! will An A verage Fighter As H lsasM . u a »♦ ** ■ * * ' • ' >•of. Hanford 7lh day of July A. I)., 1430 hat o f said Court al Hanford. Hemlrole a tJecrao Pro Cotrfn..« will be I ,.Jdr V , , — W«4r IstXs traa f „ sr* binglcs aa hi* matca were lash­ pitch tomorrow night against you I."I a 11. II. II. A 17 Work P filed aama In m y otrice and haa County. Florida, thla Ilih day of entered will r. Jrx £.k'r»Vjraw TsMsto- csoisus Thla. riUtlun aunii i be - puMDhxtl August 1 1 1 4 . ing out eight off of the offer^ llurra Vbla ):»!*!<-•. I’lal Hook toad* application far a J a x . daad By PRANK KCK Manager Levy‘a experience In once earh week for four til con­ R. W IVABK 1 a pagan I * T — -----" m On Issued the,eon. Raid cartlfsecutive weeks In The K\nford County Judge ”iL_Sf“.r!i.n' ° n bate running waa the deciding) AI* NrWrafealures Sporia Editor Lot, 11 Ulork t- Buena Vlala K«- Irate embraces I ha follow in g dag atom everywhere— the hill -for .^pW* the Orlaniloana. llrltlf a nearepajier publlahe«l In factor Jn the tilt lait-jivenlag. | MEW YORK—Joe LouU figure* lutra Plat Hook 3 (aa* t A 1. anlhe-it properly In lbs County of First published on August 31th. at Tour hi on Drug Co. ■fianford'a winning run came In The trick that he pulled on•1I «*> ,Uke nare of TUml Mauriello 1114 H onford. ^Heialnola' County. Florida. Lit 1 Illndrrvllt# ■Hrlgtll* I'Ul Htnilnol*. HUta t,f Florida. lo-w||; tMEAt.l W IT N E B H « 1> hnnd nnd o ffic ia l H 'i o f HKH « r NWI4 nr N H U (he X1th frame when two were Domlnguei la "an old a. the hilt*" |£*W« *>* rounrta when the Detroit llook 4 pn*a tj. Had ton I I Township I I Hvulh la,I 7 Ollnledtla llatghls t’Ut out 1<evy drove a single Into in baaeball but thefe are many n°!nl>fr. hh ^rd heavyHang* I t East, 4 Arret. ■ Book 4 pars 11. left- field which wna fielded by who fall in the trap. weight title defense In a scheduled Th* aaaaaameul o f the said p ro­ I.ola II it <• i.oak » tnnmanie Mike Dominguez. I-evy took a 15-roiimi fight In Yankee Btadlum. perly under !h * aalg ra rtlflra ta Plat Book 1 p i(t, to A »I A Third baaeman Oaaie fllorig Wednesday. Kept IS. Issued waa In Ilia name o f C. O, wide torn__ at firat baae and I'lal Hook 4 pagra It A .»». S II 4 ft Of tail I Work 11 Tilt tlliehelL I arrived at thla conclusion- after Domlngucx threw the ball to waa a big factor in the victory I'rtlrs* said reM lflcata shall ba T The Town of Hanroirl. firtt In an attempt to catch him laat evening a* he led the Feda examining Louts' almost perfect Ini 147 Plnahural Phil Hook I redeemed acwrntlng lo law . the off firat- Levy trotted down to at the plate with_ two hit* *" record, rn the 22 previous title pioperty deaerlbad therein w ill ba p»m 7 1 . lo the highest bidder al the second Vnd'^waa M nijlM M '*lih ‘ h^* *'/«• !!& P w j M battles he has been forced, to use I-ola r. I, '4. i, A * tllk !t I'hulu- mid i.airt lious* door on Ihe flra l Mon the verb loosely, to go 143 rpumUr ’ dta the vlctorlou* tally a» Byrun ‘wo I’lAa Hook 1 paa* 31. 5 A R T IC L E S F O R SALE 0 WORK W ANTED In the monltv o f October, 1*4*. Sharpe flapped * alngle • into ‘'•be hanged o u t * triple and A' simple case of division showf W »3 BTra „f HW, of NW'( t,f day FO R RENT ithlrh Is Ihe 7th day o f October, r une. HB'i Hacllan 1 '|4,wn»hl| / 3 1 Itoatfi that the Negro * opponents last an “ ' hall game, drove in a pair „f I center. That waa the hall game, , 1414. 3-PIECK bedroom • fumitueo —* FOR reliable nnd thoroughly ex­ Itnnaa 14 Kaal. * this tth day of Heptember, ROOM for rent, 1114 Park, phune It le likely that Madjeakl will; The two teamn return to San- average dx rounds. wardrobe trunk, battery radio, perienced painter call CD7. HSs or N W , of M V , Had on |J 14D.ilrd 1 4 . And Taml,' the .Bronx Beer rend Scott Cary to the hill for'ford In the alatb game of the 1I4-W. »' . . . T 31 H K aa “ o■w p a h ln Jo Houlli " Ita n * a H W oil Cooking Move, wood lee a P. HERNDON Baron, 1 * nothing more than an ---- of-----43 1/3 of HW‘i ISK't Keettol Hartloii the Senatora In an attempt to current aerie*, (lame time I* box, etc., reasonable. D. E. MlDDLE-afc married man wiihr* Clark Circuit Courl I* Township 7* Houlh lladgu M to connect with good real e f t complete the ' aerlea tonight, |8:16. Come early end get a good avprege fighter and a mediocre Hemlnnle County, Florida FURNISHED room w- 807 Mag­ Analey, 7 mile* W. first St., Cast. boxer. True he haa never been nolia Artnus. late buxines*. Have met public, eomethlng that the Senator* aeat. ___ _______ KH of HE** of NE>» Haction tt ItUflrlnl Clark’s Meal) RL 1, Box 1.42-W. knocked out. but Mauriello haa have goo<f 'character, teferTuwnshlp |4 South Rangf ' 31 IN TDK COUNTY JIIDCU7H COURT. FURNISHED room. 408 Vi French been very careful of hla ring op4U'ai. •ncc. Hoi ,24,' ,21,' ic/o Herald. LAIDOE WOOD oy’ coal circulat­ ponenla. - H aeema he never has Wto Of HKS of SEN. Sect. I* S D H M I I . K C O H N T T . H T A T K 4)F Aea. ing heater, excellent condition. >-1.4sill DA. IN PROBATE, Tonnablp 14 M. IImiim* II K>, foimght anyone with a knockout 11 tO A N S ~“ t.id.Oo. Man's bicycle, excellent IN ItKj THE. KWTATE 4IF Lola 11 11 14 IT I* 14 3» 7f. II pUni'h. IN S ID E S P O R T S R E P O R T condition, I3G.Q0, 102) Elm., I’ll. A 31 l<> 31 Illork t Highland Park IJI.AI’VH A. 11,1WE ItH, 2 W A N T E D T O RENT Dacca >ed 'I have *eim_ Mauriello groggy Pint llook I page 7» these \VI> 4 • •• ny A n n nm b e c k w it h , jr. 1116, > CITAT1IIX l.OANK MADE ft of l-ols 13 13 * I* to" 11), from blows to'the head and Jaw' T H E ' STATE 1)4* K M H IIH A lo : FROM lit) TO 8309 Uits I 3 A I tlee# Wlr » fl» against the much tighter Bruce house or .part' ; *-L E CT U O L U X ref(igcratcr Janet C . Millie. *734 W e d g e w o o d FURNISHED litock » Hlghtgnd Park Plat Book strict privacy; fsgl service Woodcock of England and agalnat I’lMce, R oily wcmh I, . t 'a lir o in lA , m.nt, preferably 2 bedroom*.1 F« « “ s with "> '• There eppeara to be tome dla- tangle today and expressed 4 m*** 33. _ FLORIDA LOAN CO. c o lrlro C. m ice, l o l l Mo. F l o w l r afternoon, Saturday or Sunday. Lee time’* lackadaisical left "Jabs Lots 7 -to I* Flgnklln TsiTare HHire . Call It/ A. Shryoek at phone cumIoii among the big wig* con |>eraonnl view* in the cnae* in d, I n i A n g e le s . C a lif o r n ia . 102 Sanford- Avenue But hr never yet haa taken a Joe G.. L. Oitr, lit. 2U3 South of I'lal H ook I page 7 3 . 0134. which top flight football alar* I.ydta C . H annan, 4444 H e a b ol II earning a atatement In our tail Ji Iteck'g Addition I’lal llook Lout* punch, and I don’t mean Geneva. Street. Ilelm lt 4, M ic h ig a n . N e t had realgned their appointment* aolumn night before laat. IJOKKOW HERK WHERE # 3 page 141. ihgt new nods pop Joe to npcmsor­ THD by veteran, hoiAc or t'e C rulcH sh ank. 4TI4 w t o x s w o v d WjUT] I.ota 37 A It Meet'# Addition PUt We elated that in the Flor­ to the Naval Academy nnd to ing. PRIVACY IS RESPEC1 ED COMPLETE fly rod fishing butfit. I'taca, H o lly w o o d , C a lif o r n ia : M >at art m erit unfurnished "(cod. llook 3 png* 1 *1 . ^ ida Stale l-r«gue I{r .tram Weal Point. M ildred Ju.tl, 114 llr u a d w a y Joseph .Kampf, lit. 1,'Box 7U-W, YOUR natuial desire for privacy pie) call Roy Johnson, MonteInin 3| A 34 Beck's Addition Plat Louis probably .will ion* it num ^ ____ ___________ Jsi * Street. Orlando. F lo rid a , A i m e d * msnsrfr ha* the right lo In money (hatter* lg atrie^ tty Vaughn told newsmen that brr o( goort punched al TurnPa inkl■ 1-nke Monro*, ; , . 14,-ok I pauk t«t iuma Hotel. ' D urrh , *11 F r a n k lin A v e n u e. A m . Hunt ton a deeieiuQ by an urn. mpected' here. Frlaud*. and Ie>ls I to 3 a Block 4 Palm Tefhe waa speaking a* a ’ jncctlon, II make* a wonderful > rnce Plat It,oik I pakea <1 A *3 beret. Ohio; C o lin I'ru lrk o h a n k , HUMUS—limited au|ipiy. 11:25 per plre, We will go even one relaliVla are not eueitlonHI dtlarn when he exprnued th* *(mryiot 17 C h a f le * H ir e d . N e w Y o rk , N e w 3 R E A L E S T A T E FO R SALE . bag. J. E. Lloyd, Ilox it)I, Sanhole I lo 10 Block 4 Palm Ter­ about your credit. Your em­ -■ klep -mere - and aiy that the Y ork : W in ifre d C. Scott. 414 opinion •lit*! nu all*mpf*la het .. ___ , , . race I’lal H ook 4 p**^» *3 A **ford. Htreel. T o ro n to , ’ C a n a d u , A GOOD investment—two house*,, ployer or . bustncea aasocUle* ptoytr lnvolr*d aUo baa the Ing made to persuade draft rhanciTm °inn ^ ^ r I.ola II to II Illork * Palm Try­ . CDlinton r liu n ca n M e K w a ji, 144 >7aat ' will not hear of yotxr person*) sts itIt AA »*. 41. ' right to enter the discussion. board*.'Its induct the playem. . miration ht^w1' rmf" Flat llook « paths C en tra l A tan u e. 4)rln n d », F lo r id a , . lire In one and rent the other. HARIIKCU.H GRILLS Vaughn aalil he. entered the IJ*1 d"P»tlon point blank to-, |^lt, M t> * u nloek t Mat fay affairs. Ther* Is ao- cause for At a meeting of the league Phone 1141. snd a ll other iw ra o n a ro n re rtird : RAIN COATS embarrassment. I i.u a re h e re o y p o llfle d th at director* held In DeLnud Some- I,. i s : ! . r s: . . 1frame In“a 5 . -sofa ' .......... * I >pugr a I “ * “ x l-etltlon MAIN HATS I’ la l Book ,, . . large soft *i die liaa been rile d In Ih r a b o v e 10 ACRE nga grove. Hdwnnl j Reasonable credit require menu time in May or the firat part many letter* from mother* whol tail 4 l.ltw k II M a y fa ir .Plat Book •tiled C ourt, by l ie d r a v 47 I ’ r u lc k . prook Oolf and ’Country SHOWER CURTAINS No co-maker* on money loans. of June, anil presided over hp wantctl i” know why their imy» Club which he alnce hSi deserted ' 3 im gcs 34 A 43 A I’lal Hook 4 .ban k a n d .fTdwartl It, -H Ile r. aa HILL HARDWARE CO. A NICE cute little ingslow. Kd! Variable payment plans. ft t»nKi its Prcatdent At Comha, the dircc- wire lirliu- drafted while certni'i became 'Uie fresh atr via* too E ie e tilo ra *,f the lorst W i l l and 301 East First St. I ait 3 Illork 11 M ayfair J i l l T o l n t r s n t o f Ilia it > H A . J lo w e rs , ward F. Lane. FAMILY LOAN CO. , tore voted to allow the manager football player* were not- 11“ much" Hook 3 |Wge* l l A i l ’ A P ig* j o i a i s i V p ia y ln g fo e a u th ority to ' Florida Rank Bldg. Phont 1* and the player invotvrd to enter addcl: "My reply w h , and ‘ b“ SPECIAL Hook 4 p a g a “ » l ->il and convey th e fo llo w in g d e - 5-ROOM bungalow doseSfo school. dUcdaainn over n tiorialon that la’ta 1 A 3 A of ’Lola s ® e. idied Iota, piece* nnd .p a rc e ls of 20 GAL. TRASH CANS $3.78 12 S P E C IA L SERVICES Real bargain. Edward V. I.»nr. .‘1::, Iw'“ * t o 3 L S fE -n a s * A wH „f l“’l * W’”J< l Tier ml KllUitte In H#»ft|tr»ii|4k iViUftljr, an arbiter might make. iraft VEGETA ItLb BINS Sj.Jj & Ir.u'i they certainty looked like ....... m( *. Tha f»*n of HanforB FI k i IiI a , b *lo n *lfiK . M ill r « U I « { FIVE In a directive dated July 20, dodgers. Here they have spent ___ , —-----adjoining -- ----lota, ..'ach 00 HANFtsRD HARDWARE CU All Block I* Chapman A Tinker SIGNS Thai'* where Mr. Mauriello I* 1948 League 1‘rrnldrnt t omb* two or three year* licing educate 1 Et feet wide.’ . .Excellent neighbor­ * 210 East Fir*: St. Addition Plat Hook |.pgg**T*Vrle East III fl.~wf rhnrlh-weat Show cants and posters wrong Louis doesn't have to Ogbt l-ola • A I* |ll”ck lu Tier J * A. hood. Priced reasonable. Mr*. at government expense, -where elated that in the earn! O—DEE'S SIGN SERVICE CAST iron wood and coal cir­ C. Marlin'* Addlllon. Plsl Book H player thought hr had a. pro- they were dtaft exempt. Now, him or nnyoiir. AH Mr. Louto has Short, phono Co. 45%. 0. D. Lamlceu. Phone J021 lo do ts punch: And ho'a tnamlng culating heater, 3D) W. ilrd. leal only the player In­ when the »h«f>Mng l* over, the*’ . G » « 'M * 51 Block 1 Flral very rapidly. : REAL ESTATE W A N T E D FLOOR SANDING volved and the tram manager resign. Doerti't it look as If SMALL air cycled gasoline en­ ahould state ,afe It, lh„ only reason that they ever gine suitable for lawn mower nnd finishing. Cleaning end wax­ WE NEED LISTINGS, of_F*rm*,J New floor* aurfaegfPtd perThla ruling ehuuli! Iks auffle. Went.to Annapolis o r«J fe*t I oint i-hapiei i » i , Fb>ttMyers.. 311 E, ing. Horn**, me*. Grove* and Buiine»»j “!!,jbl^ cle(n, fortiori. Old floor* made Uka new. * (tiil rrnunda fur i-evy to hav* iti tht! Ural place wfls to avoid .),, matatc*. m l mntnded. the 417-J. Proi onerty. W. R. wnilsma, j' ‘„ n d_ ^ I honf. iJ Ci|U npprtiaeh*d Cofer during tha the draft? IThcae liny*, If they I f'dfiwind drarrllwd land in Heioiii. N O W IN S T O C K Rea alW. Torn Aiaoclate. COOD GOOD used clothing elothin jffaitor, rom Dolt. Bolt AWctiii, for saleH. M. GlrKARON frarus at the local paik laat art* drafted, should go whenever j ,‘,1' *. r-|..ri* . » pi i„. offrr. Silex Coffwemaker* I h - I - number m . m L r rnmrg .up.‘ 1 ■ .and . . I n«t h r u l » » l . I « k lle w l r f ) lo r the Phone 1120, 415 Atlantic Bank* coats, shoes, dresses. Call ItIJ-J. _ Lake Mary, FI*. F'riday night. r1 Ihelr I ilg t o d and l,r - 1 e arh 1,1,1. at Ihe ------— -------------------------------Illdg. . | Schick Electric Rasora tt IlliF’H Altman five minutes Is’fere.' I 'cerlAtn- I nf 'I h e mi ft i*l* C oun ty ---------------TUXEDO FEEDS RENT A CAR .The following latter- »n* re­ ly rlon't think thitt drsfl hnanl* Nufonc D oor Chime* AD SA S k LE IC < 8 A R T IC L E S FOR complete line! YOU DRIVE IT ceived yesterday from ffrti All- shouM act in the spirit of revenge. Sherrill Auto Compact HUNT8.TUXKDO PHONE 709 .man, aporta commentator for the • Samptdn Wrenchea FEED .STORE STRICKLAND-.MORRISON ‘ Elect rk Toaster*, 34.39 State, and ‘University radio at*" DRIVE.IT. INC. Spalding Football* H. B. POPE CO., INC. lien, tt'HUF at (ialnesvllle. TUXEDO ( KEDS—complete line. *Tfe lust relumed from New G allon C a t Cent Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store. DODGE - PLYMOUTH Hava your portrait Uken at adHri^wWtr^sf _k.»4„k. f*).Ur wkk York uhere during h r via* I PARTS AND SERVICE Simonix N1CHOL--------------LIpM CapsAsi. Amfm kina ks IsILLS STUDIO Legal Notice 'had a good, hull araalon with OUTBOARD motor boat-fcr ;sale/ *rtAsst« sn ifc<e<r —,u „Wy 109 Palmetto Air. Phone 1011^, 220‘ Mstaeh Bldg.. Phtma 115$ Johnoon . Products J «q U|q tsbsf. Uss asp l. A»ww4 ,:«*4 Barber. f*Th# Red" was —>16 *ft---century- trull and .42 Children a specialty Duco ‘very- interested Jn hearing Ihe ‘ RlC epplltnee repairs — hor*e Johnson motor. "fJool x o rirg * •-Igtrnt Hanford n*wg (aa Ft# ■ ^fufuu/ C A P U D I N E repair washing machines, Tarpaulins condition. Ill) Sanford Avo., PHOTOGRAPHS Hanford, Vbirlda. H*ptrinber lt*lh garnered ll from the’ Herald) vacuum rleanera, fans, mixers, Phono 10W. Here /our BEST photograph iat*. i DUh Soft /or H E A D A C H E sewing machines, Trotter Ap­ and aafceiJ na to say hello to •made at NOTICE !H 11Eft Ell V ill VEN Luggage pliance Service, 304 W. Second alt hla old friend* down ' San­ THE RAYMOND STUDIO A R TIC LES W A N T L D Bicycle Lights fit., Phone 10C4-J. B 8lata Bank .Bldg^-PH. I0B3/ 6 ford wajTr I can thlnh of no (totter. way of doing it than Bicycle Speedometers developed, Floor Mat* Avallabl* thru yot|. Red Is doing a ler !l ’LL" BUY your car regardless SNAPSHOTS—printed, W A TC H FOR enlarged. We anpy old photo* f'F,,,NOLB TIRE SHOP rifle job right now with hla of ag* or condition, Roy Reel, graph*. ' T O Y S * *. play.b;.play brnaJraata of Ihr 308 W. 2nd St. Papular Beat Coven NtCIIOl.LS STUDIO Broehlyn Dodgtr*1 home games Famous Horemxnn Doll* from (uncitonil ptrlodle polo SHMINC (OLE TIRE SHOP O PE N IN G FLORENCE (tore, 3 or 4 burner, 220 M*iich Bldg., Phone 1159 and hla administrative duties Erector Sot* wanted in good condition. No ELiFCTRIC' appliance repairs—V at sports director-for (’. II. H. 'v MIRACLE BLOCKS IB f B S 2 S S Microscope Sot oven. Address Mr*. K. M. W„ j “Guea* l'|| bo-feeing yoij Ml we .repair washing machine*, FOR your hom*—Superior workftrslas* fsasUMMlasns Bax 3, c /o Herald: NEW Si* a-Iraki. It sksat** Dolt Carriage aom# of the, Univeirlty football msnshlp weather resistant, high vamim rleanera, fan*, mixer*. , 1•■ ’ * ■ game. I think Florid* i* going Trrtier Appliance Service, 304 strength, termlu proof. • Mir­ 7 Pete, Livestock, Supplies Doll Houao to Rurprise. »omr of the exiierU W. 2nd SU Phone 1004-J, acle Concrete Co., 300 Elm *. Doll Baailnett R feS T A U R A N T (hi* ye*r.” Are. - ,’W I BUY cuw*. calve*, yearlings. Rubber Dolls 13 N O TICE S— P E R S O N A L Flayer Row Phone U. W. Lord. 788-W. — — . ..i to — -------------CONCRETE **wer pipe—Septic W agon s • Bicycle* Major' Oencrat Harry Vaughn, SKMINQLB TIKE SHOP tanks, fane* peat, grease trap*, who i* Itocairlent Trumuv'i mili­ Roy Johnson COCKER SPANIEL PUPS Mail* 201-North Park tary aid*, watered the football benches, flower pots. Miracle A.K.G. registered. Phone* County Desk and Chair S«ts Telephone 37 Concrete Co., 809 Elm Ave. 2702. lusbands! Wives? (ant new Pep and Vim? - ■ 4 4- f ' I * How women and girls may get wanted relief CARDJJI Gama* • Books Lionel Trains Paint Seta - Biear* Doga * High Chair* Stroller* * Trucks Tractors • rush Toy* SPO R TIN G GOODS GRITS and meal—-ground froth POINTERS —- fin* blooded stock, NOW reafty ta grind ev*ry Mon. day morning — Your corn.ft 3 month* old. Phone lJtk every Monday from snowflake grit*, meal, corn A cob or corn. Can be bought at Gard­ GOOD work hone about 1100 shuck*, .etc, for feed. J. W. ner's Store, Lake Monroe. 10 pound*. W. D.- Bumhaluugh. BeU, Lake Monroe, Phone 16. jb. beg. $1.00. Inquire WJtoon Corner. CODENHAGAN cabbage plants YOUNO cow for aale, 3rd calf. PHONOGRAPHS for rant*— for parties, dances, entertainment.. now ready. Phone 705-M. Fresh OoL Ut. Oenjel, 335U0 J. V. With Flth or without record*. The Martin, Ru a, Bex *<W. Music Box, ,111 W. Firat BL, IMITATION leather*1 . In most Phone 863. . color* and lasge aelfctlMi of quick sale on* nke brood * good uphototery fabric*. Robert FOR sow. Weliht around sso tt>> W A N T K D t r a n * , .. . _ irom __ -S. Brawn, 1911 N. Orange Hr* J. p. Riser, "fld ef Spring*, 70S Palmetto Ave. to dq. Bldg. - Ave., Orlando. Fla. RL S. 14th A- A. Orlando. Mr*.w-> Eunlca B. H<j n. SKHELP W AN TED TWO year-old field grown everHUSBANDS! WIVES! " varieties. Over $0 WANT PKPT GIRL, for ’ soda fountain at L*n- ^ Free catalog . ay*a J)rng “ •jrte Stera. Part Dm* or Thousand* of couplts weak, Rose* hi 'color. Order now. full worn-out, exhausted kolely beTI-TKX ROSE NURSnttl eau*j body lock* Iren, get n*w Box 982, Tyler,' FULL thq# dark wanted. Apply ~1“ vitality taking 0«trex Tabltt*. Trial alxe only 86c. At ell druggist*—In SenAMBITIOUS mother* who need ford, at Touebton Drug Co. ts earn mong)f but can only ___________________ S & ’ f t ‘1S ?«r.A, X i S »« u w r a rouNP and wUta Cocker _ 838. Reward. pony with call 1031 AUTOS FOITSALEr ----------E for tala. Sea after497H W. l*t • - - *■11 ■• ■• ■ . .■ i - j? *• .... ' • . ===./ - ,-w ‘ . . . ’’ ■ -1 �•u , > p » » -■> ,.rcfflsar i t m i 1 •»JlVStk3#,ii- ~»a ■>, » - J ’~ THE *•!■ U n l!f T b « » ' la Strength— • T i h rili l to* M n , Cloudy with -occasional rain this af­ ternoon, tonight and Friday. of the Wnrtoi * • Praaila the h a p w W EATHFR * f America, Ta r ie d M Prosperity far SanfenL m AN INDEPENDENT DAILY . VOLUME XXXVII Eatabllahed 1908. U. S. Defends « Trieste Plan Of Ministers . T •• i NEW SPAPEK S A N F O R D , F LO R ID A , T H U R S D A Y , SEPT. 19, 1946 Renews Plea For European Led By Germany, France ‘Ike* Attends Mother’s Funeral . ______ jiffefi Bloc Told Agreement - On Free State And Italo-Yugoslav Bor^ der Unified Decision * PARIS, Sept. 19, (/P) — The United States today in­ formed the Slpvic bloc of nations that the four-power agreement on Trieste and the Italo-YugoaUv frontier was a single unified decision. The American ambassador to Italy, James Dunn, flatly frfilso told the Italian P o lit i­ NO. 260 Associated Press Leased W ire Proposed French Constitution Hit By Gen. DeGaulle Sanford Model Airplane Club Snyp Adoption Would Place Country In Danger Of Anarchy I’ AIMS, Srpt, 1u,. (A*) —general j Charles Dilluull spoke out .to­ day . ajuinst. the proposed now French constitution. He declared that. i '» adoption would pat France in ‘ danger o f anarchy or dictatorship. The war lime leadSf of the Free French nude thia charge i-i n statement imued to enrreepth* dents, II- .tud the new constitu­ tion fa in reality tin- rnme-sa the one njcctc I b ) the "French peo|dt Inst May despite cer.uin chatters. DeCmllli said the ronstiugnp piovidea -m> chief of stale\who runlly is n chief, and no m il orgsnixntiitu o f the French union. s- • ACCOMPANIIO BY HIS Wlf*. denere! Dwight D. Elsenhower leave* his(irncral IM'nullr resigned last] • boyhood home In Abilene, Ken., shortly before pallbearers followed with January na interim Presidint of ^liriilx Of niodrt airplanes were mVdr Sunday after irnon by the atm'ie members of the Sanford Mndrl ■ the body of his Ht-yesr-oid mother, fdember* of EUenhowePa family France. He has remained In *’ir- Airnhur ( How thd general from the house. ’ , ( fafcntallonal Sound photo) tunl imh'iral retirement sine®] exhibitions at the Sanford Munlrlpal Airport before a Ur*v gathrring of aprrlalors^ The tiny (.colin'llien. hul tinlay hr indiiated -he motor* on the plants are llntitl tp run 15 wromtv llirn the plant jlUIr* to its Uniting Winner* of the will support r iTulidiites in the mrrt liavp not yft Itrrn aniimiiir rid, fnmific cirri »r it witif mi ret* with] g— ---------------- -—-—— , ------ --- .-■ ■——— --------——-----— ■ ------- — — —— ■ him i*n tin* cmi.llltltiot'il issue. Di-GuiiUe soul in hopes !hc Says Retribution For (iermany Must'End After Nazi Crimi­ nals Are Punished ZURICH, Switzerland, Sept- 19, til')— Untilin'* for* nicr i'rtmo Minister, Winston Churchill, today renewed his plea.for a United State* o f Europe, - a federation which would ho led by Era nee and (Icminny. Speaking in Enrich. Swit­ zerland, Churchill said there cal Commission that the two f i i n l la- ifn cud tu' retribution mattsrs would stand together or fur i ,’crnmny mice "the' Naxi criin- ‘ not st all. 1 ilia! i me punished and t ho Dunn apoka during s discus, Iteirh i, ilrpnvnl of tile power alon f f the boundaries o f the to tn.iki; , wai. , * propoMd free territory. 8!»v liit* f-rfinr itr ett-It trader rcdelegates went' these restricted f cm id to a partnership betweento the d ig of Trieste proper, F‘ranee and tioringfiy w h ic h but South Africa proposed that would develop inin a regional the boundaries be - enlarged iiigniiir.iliun within the. United southward along the Tstrisn Noli nil.,. ||t- >ai,i thru: ia no coast. leaSto, wliy I Ida should conflict The A m e r i c a n ambassador with the w-ir},( iirganiiation. stated th a t' when the Foreign fim r .■ImIIN only -prrifir men* Ministers , decided to cede . all 11on f ii» ,lii , aiuc— whvil ho territory east of the French line Hf Hail', rbt' Blitto Yugoalavin, they also riccidcd M i Vt *riiftiimv%tMli|i of NutionSg upon the creation of an interinlirHl v A Ml*.1Hit illlti, I trust, national tone aS*'TfTeste. Dunn Sum St»t ii't It,,., tit* IHIIM ito* tho emphasised that the matter was fn. 41.1 ....1 , P*»II *•? 1 l.f tilt> new fll» all one decision, one agreement. ........ a-L. jin t ♦li.impio n its He farther Informed the com­ ind -him mission that the American agree, i It *i i i ti » I t . Pin|ihtiAii^d that ment Included the creation of n I!»«-• ** * m hiA nr* i rvivat nf Hut A truly free state of Trieate. He ■ nntliin w ill M'i--<’ t th e c .iitx lH u » *jm a jiintiyilly great Padded th a t. the United Stales; tnin i-v*'ii t h o iu h |t<ai w*. Id nSeon ruling a iptt itii.ilJ y great agreement to one part of the1 p u l a g in g the leiii| u iiary g *irn rn «* iffMiny I ht*ti «»» a flnah #of program was contingent on the] mtnt. hi * fiiitnl rhi'toiu. llu* fur met acceptance o f ail parts of the I * * PfiMi** Mtii; tl«’! gave OiIh des* decision. - • > S'Mptlnli Ilf wide »>f KuJMM SM KM. MpiIt*. i/|*i A Canadian , . representative,, r ” A va;*t, .^uiventti; iiimm The all Jp% % i«h ntv **f l»*l Aviv ttrdoke flexion, told the com. lias ftifnin thvif.iI «»f f **r mr >»**p«L 111j 11k f y» tjj f v wo ni mission that his delegation would bjh it fir ti lii i i IiIh' i i whu'li. t* nml U’ Wildi'd'ti • human Ktdhga support the 8 * l h African pro­ **n l In* i ti in*- *if iltelr cilie* Indit-vi* uii-. taint'd in t 1*> ntFiii posal to enlarge the free sona ftinf sraii tho flifttk Imi. mn for I k’ M nf I hr* Ifrnnht tin-h‘iitr«*»intl Of Trieste to Include‘ Italian in ifiiitlmt it«tt, Irtruit /kilt l.minit the ftpproa* h **f -onto nrw p\»rU, N E W YORK, Sept. IB, « ■ )!SIIAN O IIAI, S«pt. lUt (/V)— ; - _____ / communities ' along the latrlan t yi -tit115 . ..i ti'iror. Among the A ijrmip •*f fiv* atninl , rl, r high -, ho„| lOeoist. Clanton said that Canada Pricoa in Urn >itnck, market la- p v r.hlm-.-si ,omn--.n‘ . nee •*.' v'M-if-,, (}n-ii< 1 - A Label of rauirtf the uffai* <«f |»di«1u**| F'lulik t'ui.Hi n f’ Port Orang", another one rtf S>r. Chiui CXI-Lai;. diwlo.tti Itulay r|ri|ll, ef r„)|r|!rP, jf, f „ r. took this stand because It fell day riifffftd Murrft; iiiti•»*i|f ihe vatitfuished a *fiaiiwtid< ’ , It milt'd Th*y ■ lit Id iip th*|isrlnient of F'lnridn lictlim that LLe pap ,UU;i; Is Iho area t M - - . l l far ha ha.f given up pgrtlctpatimi mrr .rlVir„ ,„rM nrr altrndlnp* i'luns vnxedisc isvottl fur n *itil it-j! .iiluin ^ td detpalr.1* ftFill «* ’iiipln\ r * nr|il t* m * •**f h , , . , |erly wldc i li aii, U|V Oampaign m ! new c'minandet. and Hnimr* 5ti*l was predominantly Italian. He eral yeuraV Heavy liquidation put T Tn thn Nanking pcirc negntiathiru. i ||IC K(tllfur . > iotUmird f*htirrhil|; “ That ia ViHStifUinl .School, preparation f..i* <I,,, fifrlttromtng tun, a«.»ut,.lil Stall- adjutMiit, will m pn» kait* »*f tfenif* w«Mth 5im nnn Chmi declared at hi* home '" Ur<Hiding <!' Mrs It. t also reminded the commission the tloker tape behind a* much] all iiiivt th* nnaiu* uurn have , “ **e . tr.ii r •-1 -(.nunat Imhu'a Jitm. ■i Itav, F iila v for t li-mwatri ohi-ia wLit I* Itnil lieen n w 11111jtr » that the area now was Italian a* aeverr-minute* for tho flrat j Shanghi that ho would <•-111rti t.i prinoipAl !!■*! by Ifftfo*!' rdi h ether to Iimrheol. tlu-y an i-ip*li»|.ul in. I ft* I lir I *imfr«| Still-'* fltry will will imltnl,ij111tut«* tin time *inre 11140 nn,| leader* Nanking milv If Gem >aftv*imo rmcip*1, I he aihiml ha, born Chn.iil--. of « gnd not Yugoslav territory. 1’nlirc lifttnVF HiVTtaiid i vitii |n*-* ns itmI |u* ading hiivor far - tti! lit i rut t tumbled I to 8 points to new Ch.ln, K.I-SI..I M B r.l l.. > - j" "|U ' ' S i lii-U..',- ""H .'.'.m .lS ' ...... ......mill " ' mrnilit rpt r f nit liidri^mtin l Jn,| V\, ' ' i nit* i-d, bni for ihe iiii'Hi'O irtmri mrmbpruhip, low* for the past 18 month* fart ihai I hi* grea t, republic giim/nUuh Mr 31 11**i> iihtiminrnl • (hir* murn> niifanlintfnii vUtii'li i»* -*r« kmu t«< or longer. which i*. made up ieplrniah futul*. I In* imdiii' tieroiih the Afltutlir tjvnm hits at The trend waa moderately George Mnnhall and government On SuMirday evening they ill tm llrd the. ttnJcigrtjuud!»~.*»»i l*‘ngUi leatiied that (be ruin or downward from the atari In ac­ and itf Hurupo ban in* ,d communlat represent*. Ivc*. 1 m 7b*V i • 1 ^ “^ - S S h e ? 1 n^rangch!cnu'‘ ^ tive dealing*. i. In an exclu sive,,U tar«u :w w «IO „, which 'M r * ; U a lU L t e T m p lr i" for Transfer* were in the neigh­ Griham for the S u1»Jik,I« iiiught ,jn* Krani. borhood' ‘ o f 3,00(1,000 iiham, rrtiti, Chou described thei Nank-f ----elude Grrgg — - « g shorthand, typing *omr among the largcwt of the month. ing negotiation* ua *en*i-lc** Hoi nnd commercial.. Kngluh. Mr K«* Ifttt »7Ttrd prior to till* M»hJai ••venilig they will at F>er »ine® ha nerved aa a Prominent .rgaualtie* included -iharard ih *L they wet., du.igi.o4; Marweli liulnirt* ill h,...kkreplng ar*»f limn iti Ihn nrra Tiiih ptt a! a meeting of the Hills to camouflage the true civil wort a„d mwlern .-.'fire filing m .umi nalor. technician ta l&ldle Rickeubfick- Norfolk & Western, Rant* Fc. *1 fur it u.niid rondi H CkpCf ♦•1 lo tiecu IM Krai.. 1 •'lily Post. _ __ rile .,1 on t. I'll I otily er'a fatnoo* " B i t in the Iting” Union Pacific, U. S. Steel, Uelh- situation and black out the truth! *. M. i •*l| know m |lh.,1 i.tirpMM' it'tio, will, I. „ ... -tale na­ 04th aixo aquadron during WoriJ lehrm, (’ hry*lcr. General Motor*, from lioth the Amcri.nn stnl * * ■ » , - . -Ld*11* - l.HIt4> |«Ult tli.-v FM ahli .», *1 f„r bis |*hlWPAt fin | i it to ,.i. iii jpiii^^ii'*" ..iy Hi, > in tlm hand. ..i A H B l i t O llC M l l H T War I. FMxon CJoit of Geneva haa U. ,S. Huhlter, Montgomery Want, Chinese public*. lli.il il.in u M, h we hnoyv »d l never plan a |«r npcmsoring a .i miigi Mift find pntei tiiifif r tin ! ) Imvi- fonnil cvidrnr|. r. Chou further tolej the vrtrrati * . wanted to aolo in a plane. Ye*ter- Douglas Aircraft, Kastman Ko­ regntt tw* li.l ,1 ,-nrly fit'll wilful' g n1at tiusinmi i* srlltiu' (« ., iin.li rground mg-,ni*n*i<m o -e ii except to Ihe i,iu.e of r (W 111 year fm fli ja y he reaiited that ambition dak, Du Pont, Allied Chemical, A P China corrcppondeni that A ( ' ( ' O l i n i P n I*.., ii shaking dn«n !r«i..li ti.'hi nod fiu-deiu," Churchill tin liniinrve „ f {niivid ■n.in .'nil'*', villi leav,* fn 1 UI 111 mg euii* iMiiiiiiiiit Kenecott, American United State* policy In Chinn had hen he made a lolo flight In a Anaconda, imtiniml Ixigion tvmvmUon at I Im-itliaiil* with ditt'innd* fm con-, thxliUeil. “ Ilul iL iimy - well ho for the rxIpar. Cub plana after receiving Telephone and Standard Oil of resulteil in a military nititatum Ihis.noiul peetc. tilurisls ii* well « « the! Him -Fianviswr on • Tuesday. Mr, *f 'l,!ltion:!, One'police off it ,’ r said j ■hul m » ■'' ' which had grown Into a nation* atrcction at'Tha'8ahford School New Jersey. ___ COU!llW«jJ countjCuJ'itisen*. President Jack I Mellop will roturrt to stale "tu«d- tlmt the! latest •raid today nttslil ] Ogcttcy o f destruction will' oo wide civil war. % ’ Aviation. Itallgun naiil that tbd board of J quartera here. • He lias reemlly j hive bum polled Insnue the whloaprrail and the catnstropha Resumption o f the downfall, communiit Itader added TI d i r e c t o r * w o u l d d i s c u s * t h e m a u .:t rr , n t * , l a n a p a r t m e n t a t M 2.............. W e * : i P - d i ' l u d d iiiin n n d * r o m i m o y l,.,d f o l l o w i n g it* u » e b y s e v e r a l w a r market analysta said, waa - due > The Whlla fighting in Fanca during ____ __ ______ _____ _ An explosion rocked a coni min, * e *in *to -* hi* forrea woufd fight on l ref i i . u l* ti, g iv tie t e r r o r is t , litiif fiHtiutift vvHI nut only lirtnic ter ami appoint a committed to S,con.| .Street, tha flrat World ltfar, Mr. Colt to persistence ‘ o f the belief of that V•• i»i anil all tint «»• call civillrigardicM o f th* amount of help f I" McCoy tralay. One and .... | d e in in d fo r m on ey many, customers “ that a bear begin making plan, for the ?e waa Iniurtd in a hr mb aiploaion zntuifi, but n»«v |M* *l»ly tlisinte* given Chaing by the United half hour* after Ihe exph-.m,,. market wa* under way, that la­ and 1o*‘. tha tight of Jtia right l: i ni*- *iht* wttrfil it*, Hf ' Slat*.. He aim declared that all hul one nf the HO men «. “ " h ,h* ...... . " " rBr‘ bor dispute* were clouding in­ ' aye. Recrntly tha CAA hai rated rent'll!.'.I sump " f III,- nation ally knuwnj I r U I H i i n , B j T I l P S I l o | ( l f ) ( '| K rl 1ga N o V ' 1^) tha Communist* never would *ur-|tha min® had Iven up irwmandoualy on phyalcai. ra- dustry . anil political problem* tender to the government |*»^r»y. 1fur- The mine U owned hoth at home and' abroad tend­ qulremrnta for private and (ind­ __________ ___ *—. I Oreut Valley •Anthracil ent .pilot*, and nd longer con- ing to complicate the economic j Corporation. Outlook. Rond* fell with stock*. aider* tho lot* of an aye or .i G r e e k Reds D c n O U I i e e president of the in limb a* a handicap for thia thrill­ V » fs f * WT I xr* I. {company, R.O. Steven* *ai,| ing apori. Slightly over tha half min.. l M - I" w,*rr discussral briefly t«ry o f Slate James llyrne* held lA r a n m iiir t I> / vu t4 a ik ri B r i t i s h N a v a l V I H l t the men came out of the .... i " nd 1‘rrsldeiit llatignn was in- their fu it converautlnn tmlny V II.A S IA tin Sri.i i1, i.Sin- I j I I I I M I I (111 I U N I I I U I I wantury mark In ‘aga, Mr. Qoil before -.emergency crews a. *_ .... * .... i.* i . i n.-u c... . ..a. b.. /* ...... 1 ,1 *. , ' : alrucled l„ appuinl n cndimlUee since S « rotary of Cuntmcrra util **3ccidrd that if tha youngitera I lirKiutia |,.li I ngr-x fui ATHENS, Graeco. Sept. 19. m r r ' ^ r n f L ^ n t e . , , 1'1 could fly, ao could ha, and pro­ ; l-t to ald-Joe Muss III making final Wallace look a swipe *t United Army perxbnnt-'l ovci-in* may be Ml*., l.ixcttc Temple, who has —The Communist newspap-r lu ceeded to prove it by taking lnSTANDARD, Alberta. Sept. 19, At^rni fRiiospastla) today pub ■'y t * 1*‘ S ! ‘ badly burnt'l pUn* f,‘r- “ Wt' ^ ly lKntinB ( " rei“ n H iv y last Thurs. mailed without rcqurxt <lip^ ho- been employed " by the tl. S. ■truction. UP)—T wrniy ilhrea C a h a d ia n tween-Oct. IT, and N"v. Muj. EliqihiiXqcol AgrrtvJ for the past and onlT w « Inlured In lb *«» ^ *P<nUorr,l 4,y th0 Jaycrcs day. llshed tho announcement of tho , i j ’ ss inttit, 1 during Iho w inlets. . , Ih e cmiversation was iiy way Gojgr F. ilrinr, postal officer of year, all,I who n mouth ago wrn* Dihoolchlldroi and a driver may Pre-idem H ullgX^vaU ., in- |of teletype. White House news- tin, Scvcntli Army aniuiuiirrd to- notified by the War Department owe their lives to an ll-y*ar old visit of a British fy «L to Grcrco nlsn^nnksM* had^a ^roken^lrg with Ihe n*a lira: "|»ro»oca..va Th^ fate of the n m sring man "fo U "f d lha*gmui» that'the hoMgsl " " n wet,, given no details.' Press day. Selective Service boy T o and hi* n'Jck thinking. The Demonstration.“ lliat all,, would bo iMsignrd f6r Except for tho nsi c H .I n hu?firaxei” .It', o f direct,.ra hod vole,I to pr,L. .Secretory Ro.x merely said tho Thai gives relatives oinl friends tlu<ugMpkie work school bus in which they were i:,.,uunvI not Certain but Sloven says , fc_ « . „ i „ „ i _ m_r. I’rrubtcnt and Secretary o f Slate or the (7, l*i*i* -* month Isio'cr 1° Slash * _ _ _ Expenses riding overturned near Standard, Communists, ,the Greek press 1* unm.imc'tl yrtterday that situ Had welcoming ihe .tonneuniug o»v*i had talked • by Ttoletypa Iwtwccn mail package, to intlu, il,un at* received a port cull and will and smoke-from thio ignition bo- visit enthuyiasli.-xllir. L - BT. AUGUSTINE, ’ **. Washington ant| Paris. rival overseas by l liii-linr,, lh»y leave for New York c,ty on ^lon—Th# headquarter* -ofState fun filling the bus.; Government officials *ay nriv?. Eorbcr ut the day, Rosa mu than wu, the casn during the war, diiy. L n ffir^U h k < 1 1 Visitors at today’s meeting In. ^elective Sefvlfe aTatem in St, • Gordon Grant scrambled through tely that tha plan for tho British 0,11 nminred that Mr. Truman did mi,<’ ufGclaia. ______ eluded FMgar Jensen, Buck Wal* Maj. Hein* stated, dim to the .She will Iw joined in Jack^UguajAta ;rtj«rtad today Brig­ the frightened and Injured children war vassal* to visit Greek water* . M . . kar, C. II. Luke, Darrell Swan not muke a deal with Wallace great irdiirtmn of Mildmt* in p-onvitle by lie, sMlei. Alice, who adier General Vivian Colltni, Mate to the side of tho trapped driver I* Invigorating. These source* say „ * in getting him to pledge silence foieign fields since Hie shooting ||ST lrt-MI .employed li>* DiO Sutl Selective Seryice director, baa and released him eo he could it indicates Grate* wilt not a* they for the duration nf the Paris stopped. Oil Company and who has retent letter* to alt local eoloctiv* pull out the wlrea. put It—h- noandonsd t»y miiam Peace Conference. •Inly one unrkngr tfniy lie mall- reived a like appointment. They earvice board* advlalng them there and tha United Stall*, ivl by niiv one person l„ nny in- rx) tcct to sail m Sept, -d will tie a cut in overall operating CIO Seamen Put On NEW YORK, Sept. 19, htl dividual oversea* in any ,m>* wcei, fo r F ra n k fu rt, G e rm a n y fo r M txpenaet* • The Coast Guard I* going to call during Ihe mailing, iwtitnl stH'<'i- arHtignrtiMit on a one year con* The cut I* approximately M P a rity W ith A F o f L o ff It* search for the II nirn flcd. The weight limit per pack­ truer: percent. Officer* *ay thia mean* still missing ■from the. jiMD^r" age is 70 pounds, ami may tfleaMr.a Temple said lliat she a draatic cut In both penonnel . NEW YORK ORK, Sept. IB, • GANDER AIRPORT, NewNurweglan Tanker Merit II. sure nnt to exceed 100 uirhrs m would ink to ho nssigijed to Pari*. and opera! log axptatat of local M gm btra___ ■ * 0 t th. CIO National JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 19 — i.eu(th and girth combined. Coast Guard planes whltli hire ’ foundland, Hrpl. 19, ; (/19— Her mothers family live* at draft board*. Th* reduction* alii Marltlma Uni Unioti haVi^been placed (49— Need for Increased indua. CAMP CAMPBELL. Ky, Sept- Iwen looking for the missing nun The Canadian press say* that, For Army personnel sent over­ (M r? according to JocaFrendition*. «n a parity iri{ trial expansion in tho South wgs seas shortly Imfnre or subsequent Brest. Franc* where she ami Alice IB, (A1)—A »poct*culan military 70 miles cast o f Capo Henry.-W . the wrrekage of a Belgian air­ , ; .. , ■ . . nun In an award an- ceremony |a r.-heduied to Uke have been calle^i back. A Cu m : emphasised in Jacksonville by to NoV.' If,, packages wilt, ho a c ­ and her pntrnls visited fur 14 line tram-Atlantic plan* has Irftigh R. Powell, Jr., president cepted up to ()« !. 10, but.the send­ inonllr! ill 1935-28. Mrs. Tempi*'* place Uanorraw at Camp C-amp- Guard cutter ia continuing ihe been found 23 miles southAmputee Auto Forms Tb« . . b lr t U , u l d ‘ i ™ M , "d - ball when tha' famsd Fifth Infan hunt today and If the men aru Wmt of Gander airport. . o f the Seaboard A ir Line Rail­ er must present a change of ad­ youngest brother. -FrxiKpi- Cur­ rier. was killed at a , German road, today. , s. try Division will merge with Ihe not found by th* end o f the day, dress card from the addressee, Available Shortly _____ — aquallytfamotis Third Division. Speaking before member* of received subsequent (o Oct, 30 and horror comp at lhicbcitwald. also, wilt give up. NEW YORK. Kepi. 19, (A *)- Iho Southeast Shipper* Advisory these packages must t>c nhirkrd tlon of all shipping activities. Aa the Fifth swap* l ‘ s red - ; Originally, the . ahipping com­ Application form* for amputee Th« award provide* salary In* diamond insignia for tha alantlng panity which operated the vr*»'d Belgian airline nfficlals are still Board, Powell called attention Lcwin Requests Meat veteran* to uae in obtaining creates of from *8-00 to 810.00 blue and whlla atriptd patch of had reported 13 men missing. hopeful that the big DC-4 pirn- to the fact that the eye* o f tha 'Christmas I’arcel^. Only one such parcel will be aecepteri from any cpeeially aqulpped automobile* at a month. Fly aaya that ha la th* Third, many Amarkon* ro Ceilings Be Removed ,ra waa lowered when (linger pfanr -tost' on A trans- nation are on the South because one Individual. want ixpenaa at* upect- requaaUng *U aaagoing peradhnal call tha gloriou'a ehapura both It Waa learned'fthat two ere* AftUntlc (light manuged to land o f its rapid industrial growth. A change from the war years ba available at- Veteran* to retarn to work Inunadlataly. Army units wrote in World Wars member* failed t i board th* ship, anmewhar* in Newfoundland or Powell eitod In particular the I* noted In Ihr fact that parcels WASHINGTON, Sept IP. WPJ Ha also w ill ask all ahip opera- I and II. Tha Fifth fought at Th# company said m of 38 per­ Labrador. There haa been no word expansion In the pulp and .paper may be insured or registered, but — President John L. Lewis of the raver, from the pis no or Its industries and development* in tor* to relniUte man on * trike. St. ‘ Mihlei and along the Mru»o sona aboard when the" Marit Unite,I Mine Workers union called passengers and crewmembers. chemiraJa which have given tha they must b* aecUrely nacked or on tho price decontrol board to ­ accomplish- wrecked were picked up. V * jA . la Ifts. Amort* . wrapped to b* acceptable. :e yesterday morning, when K , ’ Q U AKE IB RECORDED • men!* aa part of awlft atrldSouth much-neadad enterprise*. No liquor, matchra, combus­ day to remove »r k e rontrOts on w u over Gander, Newfoundthe second M AbB STUDENTS AT PAC.W. Third M IAM I. Sept. I f . (A V - A NaVy tible*, ammunition, revolvers or tp*at, Lewis declared that minesila spurt official say* that a large earth, » HOW CAN THEY EAT? TA LLA H A SSE E . Sept- 19. frD nther firearms may be mailod In thrye statin are cloalng doWTi are aligi Moaelle In —Between 800 ■ yul COO mala quake has Wan recorded-.on inFrance Searching craw* and a pan­ becauso miners canot buy meat and no perishable*. eroealng of atrumenU at ‘ tha Nav^a m lo CHICAGO. (/P> — A luncheon to rescue party were vchedulLow is told the decontrol board fatito will enrol* for th* first bat lev* they cantor. Th* quake to resume search for tha air- club whose members will m*«t rtor class** at . the Florida The African black porcuulne. that serious unrest ta spreading claim State College for Women in Tab was' recorded early thia morning, today. F»F bank* and foreaU •nd eat In itrict alienee haa baen does not use the same method 'of throughout' all the mining areas Unction of being tl)d only lahaaaoq, thia fall. Tbl* aetimale preventeJ identification of wiflk* Tha o ffld ^ said thatttha-cantor cannot perform of th* earthquake is 5,000 kiloto fight th* Nalta on la made by official* of th* Tab V. A- office* r*.lighted In Nawl*-------* and haaardotta avvry front in North Africa, Sic­ tohauaa branch o f th* University totday—wreckage ctrvftli and S t o c k Market Red Negotiator Takes Sharpest ' Leaves Nanking Decline- in Years Peace Conclaves Jaycees Discuss Terrorists Said To Have Carried Plans For Clean Out Spectacular Tel Aviv Robbery ! Up Drive In City ( atnn All(, Mellon Trend Wsh (Jeneraily JWill Return Only If Fifteen Fx-G.L’s Downward From ’ Chiang Reconvenesj Attending Sanford Start Of Dealing# •-Committee of Three>— - ~ - Riirh School Library To Visit Legion Vocational Sdinol Furnished u-uther iin it,s In Florida Magazine Binders __ r:szr,.%zmS ’T f-oiia FcwmerMember Of Rickenbacker Unit Pilot Wings JI <•< Coal Mine Blast ^ ;zT„ Bi ■ 11-Year-Old Boy Saves 23 Children fc.-srass, m!" (■hristmaH lhu-kaKr liisette Tt'mplt* To • «„',T Dates Set. By Army Leave Monday For '!'“h, f 't s Search For Survivors and Gordon iira-ney. Of Marit Is Hailed ------- -----6ope Still Held For liulustrial (irowtli loOHi Belgian Plane In South EmphuNizcd Two Famed Divisions To Merg$ Tomorrow sar.w * __ *d£iaSr'bJ 'ariUW>l*.,; r tfi ily, Italy, Trane* and Germany, * Florida, •; t . •. �PAGE THE 3ANFUMD HERALD, 5AWPOKD. Pi " a n d ? *«r .5 , lur Jhe JYeath1 1" purcau and reported on, qlmo-il .hourly during that jjeriod. Th « JiutricSnc lived up to lit "advance billing*" when it hit the con* l from Virginia to Maine. • ■"Su.-h. prrcau.ions a* mbit may tlon.-rell^ and teitoratiorr. MOI1KU hda. group* in each of Uko againit an un#»rt«tnty. thin (•veil Weather, Bureau region. took befura those hour* struck'^ *ay* the telephone company. \ In sums cominunitir* Which had learned their leuan the hard .way in . JU.'lfl, vehkrfe* and .pvaleatgian./ were foriddden lh^ aLreeU. School Kxaion* were suspended. In come pttre* homes' were' otdere.1 evac- W eather Bureau’s Mobile Emergency U nit Waiting For N ature’s Caprices Paints Keen Picture With .22 Pistol cap!urlt»C the police women'* event oJ the wi«rn [moodr Police Pblo| Tournatncnl at Tcancck. N. J Her seqr*: 306 out oI a possible 300. Back in her portrait-hung mar­ ble noored .studio. Mrs. __ am credited suecent, to coaches Jim Wiley and Frank Flynn. . ••I am proud of ihla igrgnt," Mr*. GUI sahl aa she atrniched It acroaa ihe top of' a card table. "A. lew weeks ago I Bred h perfect score of 300 with a 73 pLMol. I'm also proud af thli'brorue plague won Teaneck. I think I ' Atlali place It over the door* way| to lorewant Intruders that I ran shoo; in wet) in the houwh aa on the range." By WICK TEMPLE AP Nnaefralurr-a .' , PHILADELPHIA V — Portrait Painter Mr*. Margaret OIU7 a modern Annie Oakley, think* wo* men are overlooking’ a chance (or glory in pUlol shooting. - • < "Women are extremely good at the .-.port, biit there are.not enough of Rnnn ln.IL" she a»ya. I feel certain if more women would try, plenty of good putol shot* would develop. Our sex doe* not waver uated. iDue to the Weather llureaii'i at the Bring line aa do the men." The bine-eyed sharpshooter rno- 1°f the storm's progress, lh« tele* H I.! phono company was able to pr.-KIJ l’I,re to restore, within three day* 'after lh« disaster, 71 percent of ' the telephones knocked out of ' Usrvice half the length of the At.' ) lantij Coast line. Square 1‘ Th,, American .Red Cross, ever — I ready to act In disaster, is guided chiefly Ly re p o rts from the '.Vi uther •Bureau emergency unit. The position, movement and general rharncUrix.lcj of n tropi- E ” ' U s lp IS M il* * o f K ld n s V TuU ca F l u s h O u t P o la o n o u a W a i n * If- ^ U u i n #T »4 i g i , ! . ! i In jflrftloed, |m < '* rc.m* g tu n *, u m nv*r b* m s Thrv*il«rflltp**sadtwb**af*w*ttM i . r d»y *ad » i, Tops with w ry th ln g l ir. I m V • * . o l a# aa haw al fh* d a , I faaV ba alto* a i«n b r D O W N m a r f. ■alii Io ta a* p i(* lu , p.i i « Ifj «h baia*. »ibW. '■ • U l . i t i > *M i * > g i t 'aw ia * t i i o i i tMar'i* , ' * • * lo aal. 1, la digatl. IS* D O W M ffU S f -o i k . f d 311 IHtfA MADt AT. ,. . ‘ Roberts Grocery Ug BIAfiNOLIA • m t* a*t* N *ta t* tie y*sr *f u w * arid, spa potocnioui tun, Whovi dlanriVfuf MJney/u notion permit. pnttnrnm* matin' to uituln I* jnnr Moral, It m*r » u » nuvtoxWfcorh*. ib* tunaiS*pom*, U t rsia*. H cl p , o f merry, tttnsf a* »«,itmr. pdifa*** nSn Ur* ■?<* I s i A t M s*4 Vi,,.cm ,. f M w s t t t m i t r rew**v« * uh iMinlst *M Wamtns n**< tbMi show* tori* h powmU I o, wypagwnb ><«r kidney. w tu-tii.c, eal atorm or hurricane are report­ ed to the Red Cross by the Wcath- j ’ey'Bureau. "Beginning witn th" fir-t ad­ visory, say* the Red Cioss, •‘and continuing for the period of the *torm. tho rnursa of the * orm and it* characteristics nrd plotted ] on a map. . This map I* a visual, aid In planning movement of per-1 tunnel anil other actlfm,’’ I These cates, sb>' the MliBEU, serve as examples of the many federal, state, flpintclpal «m| com­ mercial 'blganliatiohs which taxemergenoy gctlon during periods when live*, and property sin threatene'if hy wralher conditions. . gWiw-rs m y Med help th* Mime .1 yaw* »U, *0 s*h ywir Ira n W fa* Pm i ’i Pill., a • tlma!»nt dlurwtla. l i f t »ur<w«eft.n/ by mil. The triangular trwrt 01 Und Utat | “ Whero Customers Send Their Friends” H O M E 204 Eaiit First Street n t W i i .| will h.F* lha I I ml!** af IM m * Saturday ploeapple Coffee lo u . ConuUd.liufl. Aboluhlns or Cr»- rtlhtf o l c r r t.in County Oinrai. .nd th# T ~ ------- • |,.n CotlecUon el Udnulpel f a n . by County T n Olrtcl.lr. lo ur.n,o mly, flo r id ., end ProvM Ini for H .IBdum flection* lor AcropU nr. er Ha­ tton a l any la w or L o w ■ b i n r d by U f a h t u r i of th* blot* e l flo rid * Provided to Mid PropoMd Amoadit s x A O L v rn nv !reen Cabbage | b .......5V£c No. 1 Potatoes, 10 lbs .... 32c New Potatoes, 5 l b s .......27c Georgia Yams, 5 lbs Yellow Onions, 2 l b s 29c ta tht a-aulifitd F ruit Cocktail No. 254 C an . 3Gc Tomatoes, lb .... ....... 19c Seedless Grapes, 2 lbs .... 33c City, Honda. wW ta city afctll bo rmooayl from to* prowItton* ol tola aoctirn. Mm* IborofDor, asocl liw t ipocllylra to* pon.ra, lusniona, dull** and tom>oni*Man ol to* County TM Aiowaor -irat,- 7T10N t. Th* Lo*laiitur* la author. Ofto empowered to ptavld. by U w w . tnartnl by It *1 It. rrtuiar art- talMialon on th* A UMtm.nl lloll If k *U to A. D, I N I. er tl any County T as Aawwer of *tt loaf* to ar m m u>n thcraifur. foi to* con* by to* Stal*. Oeunly. Count/ M In, of aold Utee and far MM M la to* appnprtfto aw kaif W cmU r n Cantaloupes, 2 lb s ...... Apricots Oa. .shipped, Drrggfd and Drawn Fattllry Ilk 1 IX t. from and aP»T Jinutho County T*a Calirclnr to ol HiUaboioata, a m . »l roMert on I n n levied to ■ to* d m *. County, CouBty , Bebool uietrtcto. Wp*ri*| MototoU and Munlcfawlltl*. |h County, Plot IIf. e i n y l P U a l CMy. n b e n , m a s riatoai *1 thi* Amend moaV, Iatatur. ahan *t the Letfas i IN I and from tiro, to r, abort U w * tpoctlyln, to* Weiners, lb Smoked Sausage, lb MinnrsoLa Hhipped, Camfrd, IIrally Fat and Tender. |« to 12 th Amage, Urwd Jk Drawn itouaw jonrr nraoLtmon wo. us A JOINT axaoLUTtOM fyopoiln, . a Amendment to ArUrl. X V L ot th* Coo•Ulutlaa e l tha atota *| florid*. My Addin, Thereto An Addition.! Inrlton lo ProTla* lor th. Appointment by . Con* rurnnt llowlutlon a l th* 8rn.to end limn* ol ItoprocenUtlTO* al f Ulreclor e l U u Dudfrt ind to Authorua lha Loslo* l.lura to Prnoylba hi* Power, and rhjilto, Cu.iitiettton* aod T a m *d o l - Hew. nv rr nxhnt.vxti nv rut lallv* Bratton to 1*41 tad flora Urn* I* «. «oltorMnc. frrauntin, tor and Jonathon Apples, 3 lbs Eld trade — part, Tokay, JJhrrry, Mai^aUI AwtooMnond ed AertloW H , at ArUrl* U l of to. Can.muUon *1 to* list* * f rtor. Ia*. Hrl.ltn, la Appronrlittonii L Th* L*sd*fator* than. *l to* Lrcto- iT frirtldrd thM. 1. V t .p la d ' from t litarto *fWht* Arttrl* fudato of *11 ■rta; and to previa* fur th. a im . ament I mrltaNton •< munlrlpal U i m tod otom nu, or ttihtr of lh «n , by Cogaly t . m r . i , la and Cmaaty. Any law *a ■nrd reeptclintf the ronmlldctlaii to .Man *1 any County olftcoa .hall bio* tb* lb . Itowrli. dull.* and rom am *. *. of lb* Diitrm drii.nitol thn.ln «S»r«lM and dlunar*, to* dull*, ol i ofrier, n runaoUdilcd ar cttaUd: and I tow « onictfd rcwwcuna to* m m m at ,nd ttotocilon to- mu nto pal |i i h wrtm ul*. er *ilh*r ml them, by tax a ffirm ittall pro,id* lor too 9c Michigan Celery, 2 stalks 25c AAf Fancy FRYERS a x r r P e s o i. v t d n v tttx i x a t x j j u n m * OP TUB BTATX O f fLO B ID A l Tuns o r n ix stat* or rt>oiut)Ai Th*l th* toitowin, A m N u m to A rThat tha lollowta* AnwM m oal at tkl* XVI e l Ul. Corulltbllaa of Uu S lit , ArUcla V III al lha ComtlluUaa a l Ox ol florid*, by fd iln s IhtoOt* *n *ddU Biota a l PVortd* rol.Uva ta tha S a w ttontl toetloa to b* known s* i w l l n H moat tad Collection .1 .11 t e U f l s th* Count, at lUUibonnub, SUta a* PlortdC •k.ll ho wbmlllod to th* Nor ton *1 tha by lub<umbortn| Stcttoa II u adaptad ■ u t* al flortda tor u t! ftfallen er r*. •( lha Oanacal Boctton af tS*o *a »* to Jtotlon *1 th* n n o r.l .locUoo lo* Bfpraaitha H rood BotUoa It a* Artlcla VIII HiiUtlyo** to be koto to B x ytor M b ol tho Cerutltultoa al lha St.t. a l Ploy. to t'lllnw*! Id*, .nd by An.tndln, Btctlon II ft arcnoN i t m * ixfi.i.i.it* Pi.n bp Artlcla V tll al th* Ccmitiiuilaii ml th* I t * prayldo tat * Director e# th. B.i*roi, ■U l* ot flo rid *. *■ tdnpud *1 th* Oca- •h o thill bo tppolnled hy a mnrurronl oral Pcctlon to N c rttiU t, ol IBM to retoluthm *1 tha *e n .U *nd Kout* # f «• to m tk* II rood X«dtoa II a l A ’ Ucl* R*»rcaaAUUy*y. » M ih.ll by 1»w, r e * , Vttl al lha CaatUluUcw al tha l u l l at ■latent with other preTWinna el toll Con. florid., and to .tria d * th* City ol Pt.nl •mutton, hrsuoth* M> pow .r. and d ulld, City tram told Amendment; It* * M the prwrld* far hi. cuUiriratten. and t.m . tom* It hereby **n *d to uid .hell b« hi elflr*. the Imyth e l which to.n bo flMmlltnl to the Cfetor* al th* 0ut* Wholly within th* alteration ol too I f f al notM1* la* lUtm utloa or Hrjrotiim M alui* n d th.li not b* IlmIUd by 8*«a •I tha Own r.t OtoUna la ba bold aa U *> 1, A rU tl. X V I el lha CatuuluUaa. pto tint T uotdw alto, lha tint Hand*/ la Wovambor. l***l > Couety, niiuicti. _Llato - f W.jtolJl I... t.lMV. ‘ - Iceberg Lettuce, 2 heads 21c tM CoH«tie« d Tu b , bj Amandin, Sartlaii II Ovd II al Artlcla Vttl a l tka CanMmiUon al lha >t*ta 01 n i r U l u AdaalftS #t lha OfSM *l ( I w IIm a* Halim b * . ISH. H I* Am tndafnt la.Prwtiaa lb* tha fU-Wiaatwrln, a l BacUoa* 11 t M It ol ArUcla VIII al Uta C o m UluUon al U u SUM al fla rM t a* AOopitd tl tha Ottitril D k Mo« tat Hovamtar, IN*, and to Amtnd Btclloa II *nd It ol Artie It VIU ol tho Conitllullofi ol tht BUI* ol florid*, end to frxnUt^ Hi ft in lha Count, ol IllMitwroulh. Slot* *1 rioildf. tha Count, T i l Atftttor >htU A u n t tho friw trtr t l Ihi Count, lot th* purpoo* Ol Lott In, auto. Count,. Sttooolt and UuntrlMlIUH la Ut* County pi lluiiborouah l i c s t l th* Citr a l runt at,, flo rid ., which 0h<II ba KitmM Iron th. Ptut U I« u al thl< Am aMm .nL T*s** Lot ltd by tha Stata, Count/, county School liomrd. School D hlilrt* So k U i T t s Behoot DtitrtcU and th. WunldMUtlm ol th* County go coat th* City u P l.n l City, D m I I l i f f r r n x s o t .v r n n v t i i x l x o i s l a - EX, BtoUan. I .nd >. T h * r n l. B fl.tln , F lo r id a tnaUis Ix te ix p u and 'tlx cJrVifsra^tfilu bcealad In outline It resembles the fourth letter of titc Q rffk alphabet, ( L E G A L N O TIC E joint nrsnt.unnx ho. ms , A JOINT axaOLUTKlM Prepadng *n fUaeodmowl to the CondJtoUoa * T tha Bpto al florid*, to h* known u ArtId . S a n fo rd . oflrn U.h (a* o*»* it tiara. U u ‘* ,tv*hfhhP. iw n forms J- at Ithe mouth1 ol f ■*a river IIIr *, AVENUE 031atx C O N T R O L L E D ** lxuim.a - TUHB o r THE BTATW OP rU IB ID A I ' Thai tor foilowln, .mendmcni *1 • * * . lioe to. Art let. Til ml tb . CenHItutlan at to* B U U ml Plertd. n lit la f to .pproprl■tton* U herrby ayrred to and .lull »• ■ubralllrd to to* .twtac. el to* Mat* ml PIOfhi. lor ritlftrattea er r.lrrtt.n IX to. n *.t U cn .r.l ruction to be held In ifevambto. A. (X IN *: ts.t I. t* tty 'h . t Mid I n S i * to. AHtrl* tn el to* Con* Mltutlrm *1 to* BU I* *1 Vtortd* *MII b * *fnmd«d and to amm^dH ih.U rt.d •* faltoww asCTtON -to. Laws making to* »whreerltlloni for th* toUrtll *1 hnhlle nfllrf.l. and (cnnleyH* end *N alhrr n rM c in Ol to* Slat* tool) mnuln 6rotUtont m he ototf aublKt net thill tn M |ISMIklflii be oa IntlairW o l any tthmr fait *S Whto MBISkim loni *IN V I i p ptaprlftloni ter tht reunty *rh*nt*. reunU*a.’*SlM. nr alhrr sotlitnl eubShltlon* *1 to* But*, anrdwplt.llon. for perma­ nent Improvement, and toiitdlnst lor it*t* tnitllviUona a* e r .r <dH tor by lew, tn acini *1 to» INS Jr.i*r»pi». er prior Udtdaturrl and lor t w l o i trtuvnfM fundi and trual lundi, aboil b* Jnrtedad Is on# i.urral tpprnpru.irn Mil * f anp *m*adm*M ot *tn>pirmaiii thrrale. and ■ •hall b* ter no I ir.grr than, twb years AH bppreprtatl*4a mad*' Mltr la .tht adoption *| tola portion vhflh hr. tn ». Irsry to to* prebtaiaM of tai* hprlfam V-8 Vegetable ^ JUICE No-. 2 c a n ....... 46 oz. c a n ........ I T A IX O FEEDS 16% Dairy Feed 4-35 Half or Whole Hen Turkeys lb. 69c Hplred l.onrhron — BUred or by the plrer Sandwich Meat, lb ..........5 ti tho . Laying Mash .. 1.3.1 IVLwonvIn Daisy Dressed and Drawn Cheese, lb Iona Siring Issaried HUced J Fresh Mullet, lb 1 Beans, No. 2 can 14$ AAF Grade A No. S Can Spinach-............16c Haifana Growing Mash 1.38 Starting M ash ... 1.38 Sloffrd Olives.. 5Vi oz tjp n»* Scratch Feed PEA SOUP Can 15c , TOMATO SOUP 2 Cans 25c Iri* Kmatl Prunes, A-Penn Motor Oil q t 18c gal. 72c Bleach A-Penn Cleaning Beer and A le 14c Dottle 3,36 case Snow’s Clam Chowder ' 15 oz. c a n ........39i Phlllip'a DelicioiU — with pork Vwif Csrepa — 2 N o ^ 2 ^ . « n s Heinz Strained BABY FOOD Jar 8c C arnal io n M I L K 4 tall cans 45c Zippy” Liquid STARCH QL 19c Garden Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Fancy YeUow Squash, 2 l b s ........... 2& Bell Peppers, 2 lbs .1..!.—.......... ...... 25< Limit 3 Canal Roiedale Dill leans Drains PLUMITE Calif. Cantaloupes, 2 lbs ................. 19< Sacramento GrxHw \ Slicwd N o, 2^1 can Can 19c Calif. Honey Dew Melons, lb .......... 10< Large Juicy Lemons, 2 lbs CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP .........25< Re/1 Bliss Potatoes, 5 l b s ............. . 25< Idaho Baking Potatoes, 5 l b s ..........29i S. Whoa AvwftaJH* W W G ay II, Cherries M W A w ls No, j ... 2 Can 38c I 11 to, RnlUrs J u ic e ...... ...... 27c Prunes; TladOfaa, L«w, Pk|. Deep Brown BEANS �11 »r»>■Jr *■ • * • t ’^SS^JiCMSA j* - ■ .ary.: E*VIZVaCkrt7t?i>-. m m 16 ' am* Jg£. ' T H U R S D A Y , S E P T . 18, 1840 ---------- —C— ----------f «-s s ' THE SANFORD - A colored 3uld han. bfcn devel­ oped for use wHh contact Ifniro u k rtpUcemcnl- for cxlcrhsl sun itUusek. -r Truce In French 'f e S g S SS^'SSTmS policy straight from me aiuL that ,,thu Catholic Politics Broken By church'* Cnurrk is the principal force of I Red Party politically anti Idcotpifi “ “Ranks reaction, ally.*- .IN 1NM-IIT OK TUB COUNTY JIM »IK. HKMINOI.K COUNTY, tlTATK ItK VMtRIPA. L fhputy Waltleck Rochet write*’ \ i WILSON In thr the iiiagniinr lh“ tha:: the. the. MRP*x MRP's PAR/s° France'** /#4ilicali 1rt program—support ‘ o f nhtiimajtxrthoneymoon i, rapidly H irin g an Vlo , n.V end. With general elec.Jon/tp- * * "S T ^ Legal Notk% the HM St* UA l(I N K Al*. n .A H K N C K J 'n -ru -C d . Clarence Andy UarlUruu. d that ah. m «t her J-H.lpn wrt; i ., __ far j tn ia U T -firm I d lerh a rge , anti ta u t ehe * l l l Vb|<|il, i» |he ttlM im ih le II. \Y. \Varf, ('m in ty Jutliin Sein.nole I ’nuhljr, Klnrlrta. an Mir >Mh d ay o f Oeiiihar. I I I L fo r n|i|iti*,« l o ( a lin e and fo r final d l« e h a r * e a * A d m ln le lrn trlx o f the r a t a l* of ( ’la r r iir r Andy lU tln rn ii. Ire ra v rt. on Ihla J»th day o f H -p Ic m b -r, HEKALL), S A r it O R D . f L O K ID A ltlilie »(o iir< CII INJ* tiaiueil pe-, Htiliic.Motte.s arc urtltkial color-I There art* lid six-dee, of mce»maitr a long I less gems ot high buster cut to Irtil- I QUttoc* Jn ‘the .United States six! arn w cause they were fir the Rhine River Mate dlamondA. . . . . .. . . _ • , - JhCtfJ on put forward n pit - *ho directive* of lh<« church" alb-gntlon* of MRP "indulgence" ti ward r«>llal>oratora; attempt* to 'lim it"' denwrnry through advo­ cacy o f n strung president o f the j republic; a tiiupis to • manual state subsidies for p a r o c h i a l schools,*' and iituonpl* to "tor* pedu n a t i o n ulirotion measures "on behalf of large shareholders." With this frank call .to battle, the end of “ tripartianio' seemed no: far away. In a country so Individualistic that I t ' normally has ‘JO or more ( political parties, these three giant* have succeeded ill putting aside their differences to hasten the country'* Critically needed recon­ struction— political a* well as m*-' Uriah m SEA ^->(*1 Ag, f Yes— 1941 prices in 19*10! Im agine w hat that mean* rc N P s f O f .» C I lfc '^ L u rn im K .5 9 ; Mediterranean Sea unonf I L F O R R EN T I A R T IC L E S FOR S A L E ..9 ROOM for rent, i l l l I'ark, phone SEE US' for Innersprlng Mat­ tresses, Box Springs, and \1I-W. ‘ "_______ , * Hollywood Beds at factory .FURNISHED room — 8U7 Msgprices. - ReUil store A display ftrdia Avenue. room. U » W. f i r s t h t . FURNISHED room. 408V, French Echols Bedding & Furniture Co. Sanford Mattrrsa Factory SL*” -. _________ ______ SSI A 1.1, .furnished tfpaftmsnt. ' ' Phono 1133 .apd 072-J. 010 W. 1st St,,LARUE WOOD or cual circulate Ing heater, exrellyiu coitdilltm. F U R NI9IIED room, gentlemen J.tU.oO. Van's-bicycle, excellent nreferrerh A ll convenience*. 310 condition, gltO.Go, |U2l Elm., Ph. W. 3rd S t 1116. WORK A* OtHK CITIHNS M IfA IIO to Tote on Uic fate of the pitmarchy tn* their country, the Greek Government repotted that 21 persons had been killed tn raid* by Communist bands. The slayings occurred in (1) Mare. ilonla;.(2) Trikkala, Tb^sialy, and (3| the Pclotwmncsui. An outlaw gang of 100 atlackcd a police station" iTsj Tripoli*. -flulcrnaiioanl) . W ANTED FOR reliable amt thoroughly ex­ perien ced painter can 6517. f o r j u :n , LOANS FROM BILE SALTS • ** . » . *L25 - ABS0RB1NE JR ........ T A M P A X * *, l i d T O *300 strict privacy; fust service FLORIDA LOAN CO. |02 Sanford Avenue ' W A N T E D TO R E N T 98c • YEAST T A B L E T S .................. - 79c t x 4Ck» * 19c LIVER PIL L S...............................19c p ,e «d ('1*on u-cth (o» r '* ___:..... . 25c CARTERS Castor ia •P riv n le pnrking spnee fo r business men nnri xvornrn -b r t F l o r i d a Stale Bank ami Princess T h fn lr o wills entrance from Firat Slrrsst *am l rait to nllcy. By tlsc nionlh o r yea r only n (. rrnsonnblr rules. LOANS MADE * 73c CAM O il) \ *1.09 IIIONI/ED EXPERT painting—contract or hourly basis. S. 0. Grogan, free estimate*, Phone 1161 or 7H3-J. 1.1. to you in cold cash savings! During the Iasi fiv e years, the cosl o f livin g rose sharply— but not Ihe cost o f your fa vo rite nationally advertised health and beau ty aids. W e ’ rp still selling most o f them nt pre-w ar prices— and many products are a ctu ally priced below 1941 levels. It seems to o good lo lie true, but y ou 'll see plenty o f convincing p ro o f in these lim ely values. -‘Hi C0r % ?29 4th Fas teeth Security Bond and M nrlpnge <^o., Inc. D a t in '? F i l l s E L E C T R O C UX refrigerator 502 A tln n lic Nnllon.il IL-ruk II isi I si in u. or «n ll Freetea with ga*. IlOOU, Wed. fiflo FURNISHED house or apart­ BORROW HERE WHERE b r o m o afternoon, Halunluy or Sundoy. ment, preferably 2 bedrooms. Gnrlnnd W . Spencer, Agent. Phone {HI. P R IV A C Y is r e s p e c t e d S:il H e p a lic ii O. L. Bier, illt. 200.South of SELTZEr Call II. A. Shryock at phone YOU It naluial desire fbr privacy Geneva. fr.- 9134. • r, 0r in money matters i* itri;tty raspecied here. Friend* and HUMUS—limited supply. 11,23 per F U R N I S H E D or unfurnished Ip a n a rslatives are n u t aucstionert bag. J. E. Lloyd, Box till, San­ '“ T m “ house needed * at onco. Phone - about ‘ your credit. Your sm* ford. . •w - 1 Zi\ 1000 between H:30 and 12:00 pluyer or buiinrsa associates and 1:30 'til B:00 P. M. HARUKCl'H CHILLS will not hear of your personal T a b le ts A n a c in RAIN COATS * affair*. rH hero i* no causa few 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE • RAIN MATS embarrassment. 60r - i, _________________ SHOWER Cl ItTAlNH Reasonable credit requirement*. A HOOD Inveatirtent—two houses, S y n i]> F e p s in H IL L HARDWARE CO. No co-maker*- on money loan*: Hvo In one and rent the other. 301 Fast First St. Variable payment plana. OR. W ESTS Phone ll-tl. ilr FA M IL Y LOAN CO. SPECIAL ' Pkons 3* 10 ACRE orange grove. Edward 20 G A L TRASH CANS *3.75 Florida Bank Bldg. M in 'd ''7 " f ! 3| F. I-ana. ' ______ ■ VEGETABLE BINS *3.23 A Jl.ul »<• 12 S P E C IA L SE R V IC E S t O O TH SANFORD HARDWARE l*>. A-3 I 0 K cutg Jlttle bungalow, EdW ith *the slio rla go o f meat wt‘ would tuggcsl C it r o C a r b o n a t e .210 Earn Fir*; Jit. 5l(>NH Want F. Lktu. 1 *’ d r u s ** C0r Show cards and poster*. 6-ROOM bungalow close to school. CAST Iron ‘ wood and coal cir­ O -tllH irS SIGN ffp.ltVICK lhat I hit i* a good linn* lo build up your poultry culating heater. 310 W. 3rd. Real bargain. Edward K. Lane. 0. D. Landrrv. Phone 1021 Me |*rp^4M!r»li FIVE adjoining lots. Each 60 SM ALL air cooled gasoline en­ FLOOR HANDING . flocks. You can now ge| nil the high q u a lity A n tis e p tic fo r feet wid*. ...Excellent neighbor­ gine suitable for luwrx mower and finishing. Cleaning and wax­ &Or J a J hood. Priced reasonable, 61r*. or bicycle. Fred MVer*,.:ill E. ing. New floors surfaced to per-, P O U L T R Y and L IV K S T O C K FEED you need Short, phone Co. 4502. 2nd St., Phone 417-J. fectlon. Old floors made like now. Call ■ * .R E AL E S T A T E W A N T E D G0t)D used clothing for sale— H. -M. GLEASON at D E C L IN IN G P R IC E S! coats, shoer, dresses.. Call 1C3-J. Lake Nary, Fla. f i WE JfEED LISTINGS, o f Fanns, TU XFD O FEEDS - Homes, Groves and Ituni ness “ BENT A" CAB edmplet* llnal' -----P ro p erty . W r ’4t. Williams, YO U DRIVE IT HUNT-fT TUXF.DO • Realtor, Tom Halt Aaaoclate. PHONE ^00 FEED STORE Plume 1120, 416 Atlantic Bank STRICKLAND-MOtt BISON Bldg. ' »• DHIVE-1T, INC. OUTBOARD motor boat for *nlc — 16 ft- century bull and 32 S A R T IC L E S FOR S A L E DODGE - PLYMOUTH horse Johnson motor. Good C orner Second and Snnford Phone 358 PARTS AND HEKVICF. condition. HU -Hanford A vc, Electric Toaster*. *4.35 109 Palmetto Ave. Phone 1011 Phone 10U8.’ H. B. POPE CO, INC. ELECTRIC appl!u><« repairs — 1 MOTOROLA car radio *36.00; Hav* your portrait taken al w » repair was! wing machines, I Crosley 110-V radio 826-00; 1 vacuum cleaners, clranara, fans, mixers, -NICIIOLLS STUDIO Silvcrlon* 6-V table model radio sewing machines, Trotter Ap 220 Mtlach Bldg, Phone 1169 160.00. Phone 7B8 J. Children a specialty pllance Service, 204 W. Second T H E L O N E R A N G E R fit, Phone 10644. OLIVER ‘ heavy duty disk and PHOTOGRAPHS "harrow *85- 2-wheel dusting SNAPSHOTS— printed, developed, IT 'S BECAUOE OF "SNEAKER'HINU Have /our BEST photograph V/AL .1 DO, AN' I KNOW WHV^ machine with hitch for tractor enlarged. We «»p y ohl photo­ *• made' at , ' HE W A N T S THF C O N TR A C T 10 use *166. Call Carl-S. Myens, I K N O W WHY ilt SAWTD^rr graphs. T1TE RAYMOND BTbD IO THAT M A SK E D MAN r AWED Phone 7H1-J. NICIIO LLS STUDIO BUILD TJTE B R ID G E A C R G f S 0 Blate Bank Bldg.— Ph. 1093 ’E M !/ — BELIEVE 220 Meixeh Hldg.^Jphono 1169 THE T IM B E R 5 -5 0 YOUR G H O S T C A N Y O N HE W ANTS M l J . — i VVHV 6 A R T IC L E S W A N T E D Floor Mata Available YOU, FATHER WOULD FAl l ; :— -■ ■ i —— ------------ -- — - KliBTTRIC appliance repair* fUH F A IL ON THF JOB,SO HE'LL $>I"»NO LB TIRE H1IOP Wv repair washing marhiiirs, I LL BUY your car regardless K IR K ! INTO THE CANYON' G ET IT ! veccum rlcaiirrs, farts, mixers. of age or condition. Roy Reel, Ihipulnr Seat Coyer* Trultcr Appliance Service. 304 " 300 W. 2nd 8b .________ y . J SEMINOLE THUS SHOP W. 2nd S t, Phone IQrtt-J. PLORENCF atove, 3 or 4 burner, mTr ACLK- BLOCKSwanted In good condiUori No 13 N O T IC E S — P E R S O N A L oven. Addroaa Mrs. E. M. W « FOR your home-,8up»rior wort Box 2. e/o Herald. 8EM INOLR TfK R SHOP - manshlp weather rstlslant, hlgl 201 North Park alrength, termite proof. Mir* acle Concrete, Co., SOD Elm 7 Pets,1Livestock, Supplies Telephond 37 * 2 each lias Us o »ll language. i .. YUGOSLAVIA* I M .exam ple) of /W tv the MRP up. ____ The allegation* are not new, but hcretofure Communist IriJera— a* member* of interim coalilion-government* sitting side by. side with MRP leader* in the rabinr — have muted their opposi­ PP° tion during a two-year political i 1»<*. AZt.CK N. IIAIIINIJAI■ truce. AilminlMiatrlx of the estate Now, however, the Communists of Clarence Andy IMtlnran. seem to share Trie conviction of tleeraaeil. most observer! that In a faw months the Fourth Republic will tie established, with acceptance of Ur I Bernard Barker the new 'constitution and election Optometrist of a permanent government. This wit) end the “ armed |wece" Kyra examined—Glasses filled between the ‘Communists, Social­ 203 8. Orange A r«, *. ist* and MRP which ho* been one Orlando. Florida of the wunders of postwar Europe. Phone 4*07 -In a coll to krina to the pkrtyV 0,000,000 members, the Commu- ^PAG E T H k E t 41K M POULTRY SHORTAGE Fcenamint life :U )c AI way* SHjrr 19c 47c Ihc 57c Diene Shampoo liHi 2 Baby Powder Duality Is Tlu* Best Policy (hr liryllli- |mport j inr ut our |iro(rv»inii wr liavi* niydr (lit, nmarn Ihp rsrnrnrtone <>f our ullrrly fr lla lilr |>rrsrtl|i|)u|, , r n l i ■ It’ * 4 n orkln x ru nrrpl llia l a l R R ) , 4*»u r r* >oll ut (Ilr tlTxt o f l i l ( b i;c a llty itru** .m il tin b r «t u( fcklllril |>ui[r\,lani! atlriU iu n n lir n m u bring .' p r r u r lp lliiii In iu. — \lii (lis t 's « by * • m any ju-uplr lwl l r t r M i^ Ih rlr lir .t |u,ll, , I (u ro m r to M* ( » ) ill (li- ii I'l u t t i u r y m -rtl'- l!k- Add :0 ',, Me . I'rdrtal tAi-iv- I'ax to Cosmrlk*. Jr»*-|ry. I.uiosi HUNT’S TUXED O F E E D STO R E Dy ltoh (yr«*»,n I'LL LAY TWO 1UH O N E jA N 'Y O U HE HIRED THE M ASK -/CAN LAY ED M A N IUH M A KE j THREE TROUBLE FOR ME TO ONE LLGIT HIM U K DOIN'IT' w , Are. '• 1 BUY eowa* ealves, ___ _ NOW ready to grind every Mon­ Pkons fL *». Lord/ 7B8-W day morning — Your corn, CONCRETE aewer pipe—Septle grlto, meal, actfn . A eoh nr - 't-unk*,'fenek poet, grease traps, POINTERS — fine btoodW atoek, ahucka, etc., for - feed. J. W. benches, flower pots. Mlraele 3 months jold. Phone 148. Bell, Lake Monroe. P hone 15.j^J Concrete C*-, 60# Elm Ave. TOUNO cow for sale, 3rd “ calf. GJUTS and! meal—ground fresh Fresh Oct- la*. OenteL *1300 J. V. PHONOGRAPH sT for~rent — for parties, daneea, snUrtainmeats. "< *w y .Monday' from snowflake Martin, RL 2, Bek #8. With or without record*. Tho earn. Can be bought at GardMusic Box. I l l W. First-8L, ■ tier's Store, Hake Monroec-ltf FOR quick sate on* nice brood Phone 963. __,fx* J * * I . , iM* -/ i -- Tn?- ,Hm TAKE 'ER UP, JIM. f*»w. Weight around 290 Iba. Sea J. P. Riser. Elder Springs, W A N T E D transportation from RL 2. CODEN HAGAN eabbaga plant, 706 Palmetto Ave. to Hdq. Bldg. T>ow ready. Phone 706-M, . “ ■ ‘ 4th A, A-. P , Orlando. Mrs. h elp w a n t e d nice B. Horton. A TION leathers la roost ora. and large teledtieca ( t GIRL for _ at Lan- STOCKINGS____ v. . _a y ......... o n or t f » Drug Part time or u good upholstery fabrics. Robert nylon, single and double runs full Urns. “ ^ 8 . Brown, n i l N. Orange A ve« Orlando. Fla. FULL-4IAM clerk wanted! Apply H.- A “A* ThtpL. Stone, ROSK8 VO year-old field grown ■ LOST — Black and while Coeker blooming varieties, Otar" V o A M B m oU S mothers who need Spaplel. Phone 621. Reward. to aan» money but can only varieties. FM* catalog »' • • — V l( * Work part time — Avon Pro­ BLUB grey Shetland ponf with Roses In wlor. Order now. ducts, Inc. offer* opportunity biased face. Finder .call 1031 I-TEX ROSE NURSERIES to barn *1.00 and n o n per or 760J. Reward. Box 621, Tyl«r, Taxaa lb" U<r' >100‘ " ________ _ boar. Write Naomi Dillman, •IS Broadway. Orlando. m eal ,r ' t BY P A U L R Q filN S Q F AS TVIFVD c L - , ' A S LD ON NG G A S THEVI2E U SIN G THE G A B A G E F O O THE 1(2 TOXI S T A N D , THEY F IG U 0 6 D IT W O U LD B £ - B U IZ O V E C T D ^ 4 -7 FBA NK LM GET THE AD D RESS.'/ I'LL "TELL A U T O S FOR S A LE * X eutter, f « 7 DODOBlror .»!* See after­ person. noons after five. 407M, W. 1st St, A p t 6. P* s p 1046 HARLEY D avIdso^kM ^cycle. 806 W. 2nd 8L. Phone 1064-J. 1*41 OHEVflOtJCT, “vxceBexU condll ton. Out be seen aftemoona at Clayton's- Groceryt Southwest Rd. ■ v■ M b. -* Radio, right, . y. ■ -• ‘ ' * ■ . j ,ti } .. . 1 - - * •* ' '•T* * - -i (. i ■ .V:’ - y I j -T , . • . • * 'K ' * �P A G E FOUR THE SAN FORD HERALD, 5A N F Sanford Herald THURSDAY, SEPT. 19, IM ff FLORIDA dwell there foe a. Umo and times and .llvttlbig of time, before the great .trouble, L w m n .M , Jacob'* tnmtil,, shall, lake <ptap*.. which wilt last for three and a half fears. ; . ’ . Asaln, I roust place the minis­ try on the »P «t for falling to gt-^ right that they may lead other9 'file majhrltjl of trtlnlsfcra today are trying to keep up with the Jours. Ver.v few will be aide to say with Taul, I labored with my own hands. Humility, not dignity, blond, not . money ja Christ's plan. ' —1 I . close with 1another plea (o ' (tod's pccplr to wake up unless you wish to he classed with the Itaodirnn Churrh. Itespectfully, Rev. » . W. Miller V Sanford. Route 2 Senator Andrews .Hid jou know what a prrswj , ’ Floridians in general and the people -of Central Flor­ ida In imrtitular are.sorry. Ur learn of the deifth o f Sena­ tor Charles O. Andrews o f Orlando. The 60-ycAr-old na­ tive of.this state died early yesterday .morning o f a heart Md«, iM rr Ik* Art attack after going t6 the'Naval Hospital, In Washington Vfnvrk it l-W< several tlays before for a physical checkup. * Senator Andrews, who was first elected to the United States Senate in 10136, following a long and distinguished career in various state offices, was not the spectacular type of senator who confines his work largely to oratory more likely to' make the headlines, but. he accomplished a great deal of good fo r (his state in a 'more quiet way while serving on numerous cormplttccs and in private conferences with his colleagues among whom he enjoyed thjs highest respect and esteem. ProbaUly' in recognition of his increasing frailties, Senator Andrews did not seek re-election for a third terrti to the Senate this year, nndjthe way was left open for his old friend, fomicr-Govcmor Holland, to mjcceed him -without too qiuch opposition. Jimsmuch ns Governor Hol­ land is scheduled to take office on the first o f January anyway, it may In* safely assumed that Governor Caldwell w ill give him the interim appointment. The state is fortunate in having so qblc a successor to Senator Andrews. in- 1 hnid3 must ‘be rapable-of doing to obtain a d r l r r r s license? lie must l>e able to read and nndemtand the • rpad signs on jhe "Rtjtli wa>a. He ‘muistknow the nsles about driving,a ear In the iitats of Florida. lie fnuM be able to see well enough to drive nafely. * ■ to Your Pricing1 |Kto In any business. Wo havo Jhu Ol A lo keep down inflation PACKAGE S T O R E by raising the prices. Wa have th0 unlonltttion of all works In 5t AfeCAOi Btuu. * none Ihu nation to aak still higher wagw which in turn makes high­ er living commodities and breeds uqr*at ami Is-the very thing that Communism desires. -This writer wondirg If tha QIs .We Offer You a Complete THURSDAY, BKPT. 19. 19(6 ►Tritisto In n prize which the United Nations hoped to ' keep intact forJSurope. Yugoslavia, and through her the vvefiv L-nu Timsv ‘ Russian*, wanted Trieste. Italy was standing close, rendy ' — I— . to snatch it. So ipe' United Nations drew a magic circta THREAD FROM IHiTflAR; around the precious port on Ihe Adriatic rtnd said, "No, it tL ? CCl»0nnt!m* wl11 Hashes In the sky — — __L ilt 1o t ),c n i • <• Hope For-4Ienrt Cases Heart diseases arc nffliclittg femr million Americans and Hu- tinmiter in growing. Disturbing as this sounds, it indicates jioiililt progress in anollier way. It Is because of ihe longifuming life spun that heart ailments, which or­ dinarily come in later years, have increased. This kind of illness Is comparatively new in medical history. So far oilly 17 rents is spent on research for each, heart death, while $6.12 is devoted to. study for every death caused by tin infectious disease. Doctors emphasize thc need for knowledge and lit* tel Iigoat care-In heart weakness. They stress the fact (hilt oven a damaged heart will permit a useful and reasonably long life, provided,the pursuit afflicted takes proper core o f himself. ‘ ^ The track drivur*’ etrikc In New York CUy has been eetiled. Tim people may cat again, by grace of the track driver*, l( Uwre is anything to eat. Howie Military Committee Irked by Senate Proberi I i (Fonee*Preildentjjnadlv# | ' In M i Pbllllcal.Compolg^ ISpidtt UTCtntrtlPtui -AUmy*' • Secretary Wallace evidently teems to think that Uw American peo­ ple are now In fa fo r'o t isolation, evidently the election returns from Wisconsin end Montana haven't reached him yet. Cheater DowIm . who gained fame aa’ OPA administrator during tho war, wa* defeated In hla campaign for Democratic nomination for governor of Connecticut earlv this weak. The man who beat him was a (B-year old English professor and poet. * Down Jn Tampa a veteran of four and a half yean' aenrloe In the United States Army returned to civilian life and bought himself a grocery More. Threatened wtUi bankruptcy the other day because a track drtms* strike prevented him:from getting grocery deliverica tram a whqfeealer being picketed, he drove hla own track up to the wholesaler's, pulled out a .45 caliber pistol and dared pickets to atop h la aa he loaded hla track-and drove away. Senator Mead of New .yltrk »ay* eur occupation forces In Cier- ought to ba Investigated. Y Thomas, who la also a, ra t,, say* that Senator Who ta Tunning xor governor tw York, is just talking L Wg s-spect utat It true > ^ w r i On Alt Forma of Property , 41 oO q AUTOMOBILE Insurance end Financing At a Lower Coat 0O0 As he spoke, the* city was a symbol of anything but lowing Grange *beuaucU; ’ i - XvUvdrJ»Hiu>H*-.ii symbol, above all, o f the kind of ound of fire, Htrlfe tlio United Nations must somehow learn to resolve. ' . . Line o f insurance Protection When peace. Iliots, bombings, shooting are cvcrydny fare. Thc had vruelfled him, they-American Military Government, dcterrrtfncd in its cam-' >d hi* lot* paign to keep the area free of either Yugoslav or Italinn them—» » r " 1* domination, slaps .willjo .paint over pro-Yugoslav signs. — T ' * More Yugoslav propaganda appears. The’ men with the THESE BTRANflE NIGHTS hand grenades are crafty. They toss their little bombs, m The University of Ken.es ««cape, aiid come hack with more. . • City Review) -Trieste is not a,simple problem. It has a heritage of. nlghte ere strango this conflict, and a present population made up of violent facluturjm----■ - - • tions without Itjlcranco, for the cAuses and beliefs of r tho kind of living conditions they fought for and need. Our presi­ dent advocates a study o f the Bible, but when the world U reelng as It is today, we are trying to keep order arret* the sews and X LEARNED TO APPRE-I - Senator Tom Commlly stood up in Paris thc other re AND LOVE HIM. (-ET day ami asked that Trieste be made a symbol of pence NOT DISHONOR HIM liYi atl<i Hocurity, that it he a truly free territory, with benefits t r? hf^S vo rsf ! available to many itntions. * N WNGKANTLY DISIIUN-I Last year 3.500.000 beds were provided by live Salvation‘ Army for needy men. women and chll- dangrroua. Troubles In Trieste io HIS GAtRMiSNTSs • lie must have the skill sad eaperiener tu operate an auto, mobile * « as not to endanger human life or cause damage to property. lie must not have any physical or mental* handicaps H • WA8HINOTON—The Haute mllliary eflaIre commilU«rhr toying with the idee of. paralleling the Senate Mead committee Inquiry into Uie “ Wyman caae" with one of Ita own. Key figure Under ecrutlnyl U Col. Theodore Wyman, Jr., former, head of dcfcnee.conetrucUoaj at Pearl Harbor. ' ' 'M f r e The ItOuse committee heeded by RepYAndraw p -' >rr''jJ| Msy ID) of Kentucky, who has been given a bad] L„ Mme In the Mead probe of the Oeraaon munitions! V combine, la pretty unhappy about having the sa»>l T . , J Y ® ,tor* Inveeligate the aame question It once looked J L X - iff 4H lnt0- u further Irked by Meed commltteM ■ ' 1 Insinuations, that tho House inveatlgaUoo.* wai incomplete. able and both are considering ^whether to act.' Post Office Department Position P u ts Its Stamp On Veteran Employee SA N FO R D FORUM ■come. -.*hcn. tho condition o f the churches also proves that most proneher* lm- /[ranching, "Last Days . FW the chaotic condition relating even* In homes, where parents cannot even guess where their children are. Picture shows' lo, implant murder' and all itnyi* /ur o f evil .in their minds, only to bo reenacted by .some. Then **hj, the Jewish situation also is foretold In tile scriptures. Thry nlmll return ‘ to thc homeland and Hr JANE EADS 1propose,! to do so, nhil ho did. la ' W ASHINGTON. l/l*>—It took an After that the two got to-be very w: art o f congress lo frtlrc him nt K"xl friends. They liked to talk th 70, but "Ike'' Gregg says Uncle politics together. th Later Ike also wrote for the ar Sam . can't kren him from going right nn tturklni Anyway—nod! New York Sun. the Pittsburgh th feeling 2(1 years younger In boot. ..... * and the New York Evening rpr ‘ Isaac Gregg hs* been for 33 V--1. lie left new-uaper work in I wi years a memlter of the publicity 'J.'l lo work for Uie Post Office bo bureau of the U. H, Post Office Department. However he still nv Ik pertinent, Ha chief the greater » riles n stamp rolitmn for the tn part o f that time. f'ltn and expects to ronttnue thc ch Dapper, wiry, with white hair work. . ' • cli no I a dry .humor, '’ Ike*' is n Ta-; In addition, he experts to tuny miliar figurr urrund town and has scores unfriends In journalistic furthcoming hew edition of the Encyclopedia Ilrltannlri. He's gut a ton of stamp* aluni) away n‘. home, tip? soya. These Include a collection nf ran- old Japanese stamps that rfln bark In IHH2. Some sre emergency stamps Issued during an rltTtlhquake. He also has a beautiful album tff four atampi presented tit him by tho Ambassador of Yuroslnvl*. one of which bean lha autograph of King Peter. on Germany in 1917. lle ’ lovem l "Iko" uked to be a fine lennli* Congressionnl hearings .into Iko TiUnJc dlsaitor, the New York. player and figured In national* New Haven and Hartford railroad tournamenU at Newport, U. I. Ho rasp and other big investigations la also a bridge fan, and pipy* aa expert game. of the day. ur agency ran am nra for the “ anting aa writ aa tha Insurant*. BIDS W A N T E D fo r painting the Market K eitau ran l For particulars inquire at thc Market Office He wa* |Tt<*ldrut of tho Whi'o The first prayer meeting hold In House Cororerpondefits' Assocls- the Unllrd Blalrs hy the Halv.iUon tlon during tho Coolidgo adininis- Army, took place In Battery Park. I tratlon. lie eaya the tnughes: The cnatom ol having a beat man t weddings Is believed la be i irvlval ol primitive marriage by whether Senator Hiram Johnson of California was going to support ipture^ when e man aetrrd it woaway by ..... In ...________ _____ campalen. ___■ _ u man him hia forthrnmlng Ike" said he believed the Senator force, - - • PRESIDENT TRUMAN-S ANNOUNCEMENT that’ he wQl not tall tha 79th Congress back Into epKlai session Is InUrprttod by political observers me emphaiialng hie decision to play aft lnaeUv* part In Uta fall eleclldn campaigns. Apparently Mr. Truman feels that the OPA -revival law |g work-! lng out as wall aa can be expected end that the long-range housing', program, bottled up in committee, can wail until the new SOth1 protwbly get less' cooperation from a "Lame-duck" Congrai he received ffom the T9th before It recetaed. ' , Behind the no-extra-senIon armouneement lie* th e 'g t* belief that the whirling current* o f International affaire ti weigh nolitlci on the domestic front. - Mr.—rruman already has announced that he feels he must I " w “ w” I l ° n ta, nm t fifty diplomatic emerteoctea which •Informed eoureoe are oertstit, bowarer, that the prealdi deUvar at least one-major political addresi before tha votah TH EY ARE HERE N O W I . 2 0 and 30 Gallon Automatic Water Heaters Electric Radiators Shallow W ell Pumps . GEMS BY REGINA .... America’s Lovliest Sweai Cardlgattf Jacquards Slipovers T bfi most luscious, cuddly, exquisite sweatcts this side of the wool) lU fib l ' G*nu by R efina in lovely color* . . . Roaa,* Blue, •Y ello w , Fink, M a li* , Green, Black, Brown, Grey, W hite, A q u a and R ad. g Utensils A ls o m il, ■oft Angora, hand finished and hand a e w g ^ g ^ e v n l y colors! Long 1 Building, ih ofi Sl®®5r£Sw * •' * ; •- *T* . . . . . . . . . . . 4*.»• t Children’s Sweaters **W« Golfer t 116 K 1st 8L 'q ....... ........... ...... �■THURSDAY, SEPT. 19, 1946 ------------- u _______________ __ THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA — - — i--------------------- NCO Club Opened A t . Oriaiuln-Air Base O C IE T Y E D IT O R — ‘ O KLAN Iin. Sr pi. If, (SpecialfViiiuil Florida'* mm-com•mi»'lonr,| officer* in the Re•erv# Kill now haw opportunity |i. m in i obi an|imintj*tw’ « nnd I*, niakr new tit tho Orlrynlo A utiy Air (laic. Thr NCO ■lull nl HA AII tins extended tin Imitation til n i l 'Kite's '.with Ihu grade, of rolfifirul, or lielttr, to join tlir rlub at ttic* base. First Sgt, William Smith, rlub pros!, ilrnt, 'announced today that, nlllooiirb on tin Air Koitc inslnllation, an invitation has* been sent, to member* of nil thirr forces: Ground. Air and Service. C ecelia TrulucL and Ion* sleeves that tapered in Mr*. F. S. Yerhay has returnt point* ovfr the wrists, with an cd froni l.ittle Switzerland. N. C. iOc reincly full skirt that leng­ thened to form 9 graceful train. where she spent. two week* at the I.itUe Switzerland Inn. The tires* featured 11 flounce of satin cptwork which formed « F .A T Mrs. A.*C. tiledhill. Jr. of Maaertha over the shoulder* mid ex. con, Ga. il visiting her parent* -tended iii pane!*- down the frortl *m o f the tucked yoke to tho waist- Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Colley of Osteen and also 'her sitter Mrs. lino when-1 t It-n:thrncd .0 create A. T. Hal) of this city, a peplum. The full length veil o f iace purchased in iirusscl* by J’. R. Hach, Jr., son o f Mr., her cousin Mr*. Frank iiarrold of • a* pmed over illusion with an and Mrs. Phillip R. Bach illusion race v« it and caught with Jewetts lame, has been promoied « iace cap, held on ca:h aide by to the rank „ f Hirgeanl at the dealers of orange blossom*. Iler Cordon Military College, Barnesonly urn 1 merit Was a strand of vilje, Ca. Iju t year Sgt. Bach Oriental matched pearls, a gift was president of his freshman or lht, hridegroom, nnd she car- class. rtt-d a bride’s bouquet of *t -phMr. ami Mrs. Ms mn i*. rentereT with a white orchid. _________ ■ ■ thani had a* Iheir The bride'* mother wa* attired the weekend Mrs. in a becoming model of mpiii sister and brother___ ... :rcpe arerntrd by gold nailhead* anil Mrs. Malcomlie heart pounding and her flower* were rotes and of Asheville, N. C. * -arnatioB*, Mr*. Volk- Williams, and Mr*. Joe W, ilory of a Tampa. Mrs. Grantlp Sr. rhrs* u rown' o f royal' blue ueman thesicJ cte Jre with gold acecssorie*. and ol level htr flower* wcr. Rubrum lillies and eariiatlon*. • ■ After tho ceremony n reception . ' Photo hv Raymond Studio . Robert wa* given bv the bridq's pirenl* Enjoying one of tlie delicious Sund,, evening buffet suppers at the Ky . Mr* Hugh Whrlcliel. Mrs. Clyde Tcrwlll-gar. Hr • of Coral O.ihl at their hume on Furlnw Str*e . Couritry Club Is the following party lectured oil tlw clah jwnrh: Head- Kirby Fite Camille lUUen. Hugh Whcfctiel. Sr Johnny Pierce lit Hay­ YOUNG White gladioli and aster* were ing from left lo rigkti Clyde TVrshlligiir. Jr, club pro. Jamrs Ridge, tuna Beach .Mary Ann Whelchf 1 Hr Clyde TVrwiflesrar Cocclt.i Truluck 0*ed wilh effect In the Dying Mr* James JUdge. Ravriwiat Ridge. Mi*. Raymond llldge, of Louisville 'W O. Plrmlng M:* Faming and Mrs Roy Reed boom and dining room nnd rosea, Sylvid aMcra-utid gladioli in pastel shade* SIDNEY were tied in the other entertain­ ing room*. Mr. Ijbtt ma. the guest* at tile door and they were Ann invited into the living room where the receiving Jine was- forpied by Miss'Ollle lb c*e Whittle, iliree||y , Mrs. A. M. Zlnser honored RICHARDS Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lott and Mrs. Mrs. Mnmie I’ngenhart yester- *i< 1 of- lire Seminole High (ilt-e a l* > it I*. Lovlkco. in the receiving *laj' afterrmon la-tween the hours kjflh annepncetl today that liarA hi like were Mr*. Imtt, Mr. mu of 4:0 0 . and rt:00 nVb*ck with eld kastner has la-ell eleeleil piesi, using to Mr*. Volie .Williams, Sr. and the |•pen house at the .home of the drill o f the glee eiub for- :W s year, niig bridal nmpie and. fcuiinluti memMembers of the I'itut Club en­ former OTi Laurel Avenue cele­ >'■1*1. O-In r* o il her s etc c lei I by j , rum <l|ar ters o( thr wed ling par y. Joyed a bnal- ride nbonrd F ."E . Uu*” iMemhtr* of lb,, ytift- iiuliob-: *1|it, mU | During- the ' evening Ihe couple KoumlUat’* ' boat, ‘ The Bkylaik" brating Mr*. I'ligenhart's 15 th birthday. Myta So.tbwnrJ, vk-e-presnterit; paign in left on a wcddlti; lri|v An North la»t night. They met at the imat Bentitifirt arrangements of llelmi Slaughter, secrrtarv and .UiK-il, 10, Carolina after which they will work at 5:30' j*. SI. and xrui»*4fn(, THadiolu-es 1111,1 chrysanthemums tn n«urer Houston Bah >Hk nnd niskc their home in Octand where up l-nke Monroe after which a 1 ' lienee tiranthnm, btislm-r, mnitMI|1 hr ia attending Stetson I'niver- chicken pilau supper wns ent< ileeoratnl the rooms opened en- sc* 1* and I'eg-gy Pippin, ldit.11 ui-* 1 He le g l­ A 1*0 sity. For traveling Sir*. William* joyed. Hostesses fm tbe ucowsiun ■uitp for tho occasion Mrs. PagPudley H IO G f* , ike senior glee club i» com j . , i n ft SPO UT wnrr a blue garb.irdinc suit w lh were M rs Al F Hunt, Mr*, elilmrt who hit* been a lesidcnt 1 I i f '.HI sing! 1- ,,iid Iti 11■ -li i-*., ii.iis of thi-* city for the post 40 a while bb Use, brown fill hat mid ; Kulh Scott ami Mi*. A. <>■ Jaryears and an active member of in-in 1lub is composed of al mem. w n biown nlligalor atre**iiric*. She j rell. t™i * Miss Whittle *ald -he »H * tnv .- ( n tarried a mat.hing top coat and 1 Mrs, Mary Rawlins rend u the Ftr»i Presbyterian Church { m i - i-T with the office* - -h-u-d j.o.u,,-.. ,, wt.ro tin orchid rnr-age, ft-tter frnm Hu- Orlando Club, in- chose to wear a ro*e t-rt-pe ill ess aM nnliripaieif n suc**---fi I veiri 1 1,. ( , imm Antnog inn out of town gi.cat* j vitiug the Smifnid Club In n with a corsage ->f blue nod white the first mrjm projt-c m il *»- .mien i» j vvt-j-i Mr. ami Mr*. J. N. Newell •joint picnir unit, meeting Ui In- flower* She make* her home, at it*' Christman program foliu m ,I * «***!■ of Sanford Mr*. F. J. Cool edge, held at Sanlaiiido Springs on 40L’ French Avenue. J1|( The dining room table was l-i tbe opt-ret (a, spring con , n r „ie Indy and'Carolyn <'nolrdgr, Mrs.' Sept. 23. She also announced a ami l ump* Mu-ic Festival Sin* t I in rn, * coveted with a handsome Incp 1 !. W. Spinning of Atianl : It'*’» concert ‘to he sponsored by the said among the soloist* this jenr lot'll, t-ilUi Sharpe of Whilluop, town; A ir■Jacksonville cluli on Oct. H, pre. cloth and centered with a three will t>e Nancy Williams, Melha W4I *o,mi and Mrs. I*. It, Mo**, Sr. of An-'iienting M a r Morgan, rising tiered birthday rake ami sur-kr-1I1 nek, Mary Mice Hetoden, with the 1 thilsin, Mr*. I*. I- Moss, dl. nf ’ young baritone and former rrsi rmi inled by flower*. Punch and Hun.tin Iti,lsock. Clmrenee l i mi nm i, ,,, (}, A Uan i«. Mrs. II. (!. Illeks-n of I deul of darks<invi|]e. The con- 1 doinl j refresh merit* were m-tved tlmrn, Nolli,, iiflprt and H irold .............. Adel Mr. nrij Mrs.lam Court-' f(,rt will h<- held in the auditor-j throughout the nflrrimon. , neF, lam CdfrtHey, Jr., S h ip 'him pf the George Washington ( Thiguest* presented the Sawyer. Jr.. Mis* Mae Watson Hotel and memlier* tif thr local honor re with many lovely gift*, nf .toliii'Min, S. * - Mrs. • Kaylo ehih were invited to attend. s A» 1 me.mento of -tie oeeasbttt ‘ Duty and family. Mr*. Ttemy' Those attending Ihe boat trip Mr /mier pit-seiiled Mr-. I’agTnrv r of Albany. Mr*. ■* Kfi-« wert* Mrs. II. A. Swanson, Mr*. enhuil with a lovely Imurpn-t o f ' xabelli Min.r, Aflaril 1 : Jim Iie»-jJ£,R. Bailiff, Mrs. Frank It. Mar *chi ysauthemunis. brson .,f Hampton; Jim Ah n,j||. Mrs. yj. |{li|».tn. Mr* Appro(xtmatelv &« gue-l* eallct boll of lamisvillej. Hnrold Haven- fl. K Chapman, Mrs. J. fl. Clarke ' -In •line III*. ntii«..lnlml limit - 1st IS C LEV ER W ITH port of Allien*, John A Shields, \|r„ Karlp Broome, Mrs Marj f-rideo, lililiH ran o f Seminole g-ddr-.ti Jr. of Way-cross,' Mr. and Mrs. Jtawllns, Mrs. W. E. Ht.llyhead tSehiHd, with ban ibiteler malt-rm James Form*ter of U c s U rg .; Mrs. Iamrlne ffihil, Mrs. E. If t-cidenl'of tli,. group." O th ’i sfiurrtr Mr*. 1). H. Newberry, of M r*tjl,g'ncy and guests, Mm. Keitn'H >1* in-bide Ki le James (ilea- gatura 1 l*nlm Beach, -Spstm Tom-y, Jr. [ j 0i|y ,,f Auhurn. Ala. and Mi* ---------- .— ------- — »on, yivc_4jre£ldi nt; Hello Slunr- vf Con Weekly from Home Hrnn)n-df»D'*t\| non, secretary, Klhel Vlnlng, ttea- Viiemb. r Specialist, TalLihissee suiei; .M*iy I'^irliton. .puidicily sut-Wn Hlreelnr: llirbv Brewer, pinginm and ini r hn Ir 111is11 Myni Madden, lair - h l| i , hill ril l a n , men ,VS*-> ini sun ,»j Tilt* |'M j i f t nf tlt|* Clin- |i H |ii* I***1'"jbijnw- J«« Tho™“B„ Hon"rcd , •1' BIRTH Mr. and Mr*. A. L.- Thomas announce (hi; birth uf n daugh­ ter Mary Lynn hprn SspL 14 $4 the Fcrnald-i-anghton Momsoritvl Hospital. ^4he Influenza virus l* so power­ ful that enough to kill &C0 mice could be put Into the space cov­ ered by the period at the end of thla sentence [ stcro- ma“ B folks. r rem ’ utted number* , f lh« P. T- A. apimlnt thentselve* as « commit­ tee t-v unite end fri aid* association eetber for. . • 1ii| •sin all parents, ncJthbort to kiln anH Use the as a "happy gst-t-ibrain*** and .ent-r- ■ — i^ lu s io . I cov/wyio H ridden, lo (he nvtft vp deevet Ihii bright ton'roifbf- Sareot Fotatoea-Hrangea farlua ln*redi*nta: 3 mnlium aweet |"> erbcK 'k Clip of Itrnwu sig n . V II grated rind o f one rtrange, 2 sliced orangcw, anJ 3 tahlrspoons of but; t*r. Mrrctiona: Cook potatoes until done but alill firm. Cool slightly, peel, and cut into 1/4-liich sllri*. Arrange. .layer nf sliced pnlatm-* in huUgfited baking dish, seasun with sail, and pepper, dot wRh butter, atyl sprinkle with brown pi* aupper will he given hv the P.-’-T. A. on T u *^ .v -n fn in g at month from - parson* accused o f ' 3:00 P^lo:k at the U ke Monroa attempting lo^ avoid paying Im-1 P ". 1 tin oven better for many UlnmenL , • Mr. Nichnla placed before thr school beard a Il*‘. o f necessary magaili)c* and supplies for teach* Customs Evaders ers anJ children and playground equloment. The b o irj approved Swell Burma Treasury Ihe list v _• , . ------- * RANGOON, Burma - 0T»c- A By room count the third and concrete (trong room ha* b*«n fourth gnsi# room rweelerd the onto th* "Rangnun Custom* pria# for the largest attsndanew e f parents. A chicken pilau arvi • • \\»« •fiit the ihh Mr*. Joe Thomas and Mrs. Ncppic Pulver were hostesses al while lo clip these lecip.s bn » surprise birthday pnrly Sept, lu no- refemun. t* honoring Joe Thomas nnd Penny^Ihilver at thair bmue^ 0(1 Maple Avenue. Tho*e attending were Mr. ami Sweet Potato Sslatl Mrs. Ralph Peters, Mr. ami Mr*, Ingredients: 3 medium • lai ;• Alvie Gillyard*. Mrs; 0. 1). i-an—,r— -----"dreas, Mr*. D. L. laindie**. Mr. i a cel potatoes, 2/3 of u, cup •( 170 pt lliU, a l'WUm I j kkUu f ttlmo ih ry hmt Nikfti *«n um and -'Jr*. Duval Gillyard. Mrs. salad d ietin g, I teaspoon sab, » O lh fiji m Oh* - kfrml^i im lmlip i tin** »-**n *^ anI i h i i Ip I Ui. f;w grains of | epper, J *lri|-* i Neppie Pulyrvr, Mrs. Edna Mc­ Alic*t. I.un lip i*#f/ MlWirt*.! MltMu M«im| i • o|»u « »vl( liu tlcf' II fl bacon2 /3 o f a cup of diced ic! Clelland, Mr. and Mrs. Charles t!Ux, Virginia Krnvr* anil \|«i *■-nl.i k-i •» nffimlftl rl % % % • »!•*••• cry, 2 picklel, ami ft large black Bridges, Mr. and Mrs. Jop Thom­ Kirvl Von Ii nloi 11* # * i hat,. <• *1 t Iitih in m i j \n1*-r olives. as,- Miss Mary Edna Landless, Ihiertiona; Scrub « » n l |« >'■* Vegetable oils used (or Indus­ Miss penny Pulver and toes Ihornughlv and eouk Hum trial purposes, bfsatdea the com­ Nolan, peeled in ssited water un d -I nmon corn, rocouut, cottonseed, . brain in a colander and bl -■* linseed and soybean. Include ba­ Elmer |Add extra salt unit pippei to .d,i i bassu. caster, olive, citlcica. palm, dressing or mayonnaise In • peanut, rapeseed, sesame and dressing ami let inurinai(i f--i on, tung. 1 A hour or longer. * » Cut bacon in *mall plec «, fi > in iT S crisp, anJ drski on paper towel L/lca celery and pickle* and rut , held olive* .from-Pita. Mix all the*-■ L„.J together tightly wilh the pu a.oe* ,l tlarnish serving dish with green er the celery leavea, atrip* of bacon, and • Ill-bur PanainaA sre rded Iron 11, chopped nut meats. Provide addi' tlopat salad d r e s s i n g ; . Recipe , Vltamlrv E prevents rancidity in, Cclombla In 1903 And became as rs" ths acrvei seven. lard, butler, dried milk, and rhneo- tndepejidciil rrpubl/ ' It Rcacralh was Indicated on lna|u as part o' rnnlnaN» “ : Addition nr a bit »1 Bomh America, ' ____________________________________ treai- chopped onion* to this salad h v MONDAY The Woman* Missionary Union ■fficers of (ha First Baptist "Jnirrh will hold an exscutive neeting at R;00 P. M. follovyed •y the annual business meeting it 3 :."10' I’. M. when HJ47 offiera will lie presented. ANNOl'Nt'EMENT r u t t t j i n*n liillil inrnr iilfMit hl»i iit > |irm 111*1*4'h -j i 11•*1m.g11 f • ,.| n (|t) I I'm . 1 It* ,il«l til. m h«Mil Jl *" 1 1Ilf »f |f ^ v 14J*| lit it i it t .i f it ink* a Iwt lilirntt OI*.\, uiinm ititi wUnv*, .lUuuit » ■* McihImm *iit|i vAiii i.f Imuff <1 hi ’it) «*»t > »m,j t n. f if 4**k*i*n> *t.in, nml niffii»*tr» v%ilI In* hpltl fin* U!th* iii uifil ;o nui •*« first anil Thursday kit fm.Ii j v\* jiMt Kt|it m^Ih m ** muntti. j ’l* 'vu K*»t mi I'ointA will In* Riven thr ‘Tu many hiwna \w hml »»jh ii l#pm flu- serviUK' mh lifficerni *»n HWMriifa *«n, I irtvilnl \*Mh Ilf in comrnittif?»t fm c i i r o u n n i M , ^ 1'* *»<tl ftfpuMlnin (itinlidatv’ partlri|»nt<*i| m, for « l u t w r v r d •*» ** iluir position mi at an |MM*k fi»c tint* yt*.ir f* 4»m fl**ur utiil Aiii.im!. tn ijm Whfli a innnhpt 4*Aii»ia inu poln n Ho/it or u;iiif,l tii. hr will lip Mivi-tt a pin ami for i n m ln la t n a il h . i' f I*, whokkiuif Penny Pulver And Social Calendai nepuldiened t*i** when returning h> i*d jsT«as from war.- t*e -netal tuftem You bio; I or brown or no/ of (be Fall th od tl [A m ilu l ifm# cm lj TOUCHTON’S �THE SANFORD HERALD/SANFORD, FLORIDA KftKNCII HHI1’ (DMMIKHIONKMi first of It mcrt^mt shlpl being f itanv ,'T A U P ^ , n.r o f »n « H o f ftou lk w el Jrfa-r I iul« * I r Tv WIIJ*f| » » Mount I 11* *nii. .North 1*<o { l»»’ N>»fthn»'V AlrBji?r_or. a* i.J I n**t H ‘«f- *f,iRH»a«t U, „ , ____ Ihaiirr,Kart m fi-rt tii NortltPii.i rorftrr „f (V#e| 4 of Niirlhw#.;' », of Xnllll'.iil IJ of - /t,iuthra*i », Mid Mrrtlon It, M"Ulh 1310 fart i N'oi'H "I h< i ! .f -at »l I um for lh« t'renah gov*rnraem In,Tampa. T 10; OP)—THe1!>y the Tamp* Shipbuilding Com*; ton Cane ha. Sept to o t IJ. Kaat 1110 fart Legal Notice ..|U,i .iM .llljit.lH tjr, tif tin* Hip ft* of Florida ! II** It KbSw Ui Tbit l« II* A nit AT. fW rotary *.f Hi* Htnl* 01 Florida, s Quantity Rights Reserved ■ iH s frh tt Ona, T w o and Four. Fancy Entiiifr H e Runthlnc KrUpy F*ney Calif. NtJjUcp. Premium 17 c Cleanser Ro0 5c Ultra-Refined Clorox 14-Gai„ 26c tlirrla Rnarh Tablets 20Z 25c SO-Vlule Team Borax 12c • A d A dvelrised in MrCnll’u Armour’a Soap Chips H.r*nd*nl Hon. M iiir t ; (JIJAIU jKH M. or HAND, i v n i i i i 'n i i a t in o A lii! NOTIiTV (1.1. PIHIBONN who ui- 1 volrre. residing tn llur 1 i-oi poidie limits. "■ follows 1 Cntfornin ited Hipo hat*1*- Hemlnnte-rnvnly. K lotldX 4T Ijt F l'H T llK H O RDER E ll thal WIT.NKHH itijS-hand Mini nfflcUl O. J*. tllERNUlK*—•: T»j?Ar Clrfk •trtrtlll Court c tjjk e n B m W ' ,n . .• * Fresh Beef Collage Tongue* lb 35 Chssgo lb 23c Freah Qround Kraft Am. Loaf Georgia Dessert Cheese lb 70c Cooked P ig Shipped Kanaaa Dreaaed Drawn Peaches No 2^ can 25 Del Horn* Voe-Pao ■ Feet lb 18c SOUft^ can 10c New P a H NlbleU Corn 2 n-oican* 29c Eelberk Meal or a h ^ t l hi|hf4Jka Dreaaed Drawn Stewing Shipped Vona laUnd N. X, Drenaed Grits ii4*Lb»' 18c Chickens Lb 55c Ducklings Lb ^ M o c k a ra l IlU e U IIIV O K C 'K oiim-.il o f p in i.ir A T in i T*l >1|:<>IIIM? fllllliKII. ■ North "11** (jnr.l. <)■* iTlr. In.ll.nrf - * T"I| tee hrt *1<> luOaretl lo e m n».ir In u e r.o ti (o r b y Attorn ey^ In the C lrc u ll C ourt *tl Aenvlnolu _ ____ __ .. b efo ru lh* (_____ ‘■mnly. K lorld e., . on Or And Now— Liquid Cvahed tobsttofi' Spanish Mackerel lilh iuV nl Octnbsr, 1»I3, lo answer a Hill of CnmbUInt fil'd agalnsl Bofflo New Park Ol Botnar [rrlne Tomatoes No 2can 15 Chef tloy-Ar*Dee Bpeghettl * Michigan Large Celery 2 stalk. Potatoes 5 Lb* 29c Carrots 2 Bch> 17c Yellow ROBB’S HOME B A K E R Y 217 E A S T FIRST STREET P H O N E 8M *J Rad Malaga YMiie^DaiHlng Old Fashioned B* » r e5-sa . ad t . Loaf A tten tion .I M oth ers! Long Igliuifi «n 19c V O U R C H IL D S FULL NAM E Fresh Beef Cottaga Eelbvrk Meal or Tonguai Ib 35 Choote Ib 23c Grits ti4-Lbs ■ 16c Freeh Griiund Kraft Am..Loaf 'Burger ib 29c Chooio Ib 70c Iteef- Plat* WRITTEN IN GOLD On School-Tnblet (looked Pig Stew lb 25c Foot Ib 18c Shipped Kansas Dressed Drawn Fryers Shipped Nebraska Dresseil Drawn Btswtng - - *galn»f Ihi* ffttale of HAlfA IU<-H >fr«l«»*VAN, «lrrp«srt|, l*t* nr Iftll <‘f>unlV, to th«* <*ounty Jml«e iff it* mlouI** I *i*« f11y. FIurMif - |» •. I*I► ofi!r*f In ihparnuri hou>* of •**■Id r.Minty at Hattfur/1. Florida, wllliIit fight calendar froth lit# timir of the ffrat fifititlraftluTi of I hi« iititire. Hitr h rial ftI of dvftiatiil rh.lll l>i* In writing, and shall state the |iU* «• of rffM M fS an*l pnat’ nfftc# adtlrra* »»f the claimant, and ahull he aworn to hy the rlalnmnt, ag«*ot, or allorncri and any itich rliiiii or dfMiatid not filed ahall oKtiiuiH Hmi,r:ii, To / Green Bot 34 c pi<o ulul . o t i o u l l iiflrata. lie .rgi* F. ttnalry I'hmUi ll i oda 11 tt'nilr Mamlllun For Two yfamhars of the .CfHillt|r llottril* of 1‘uhfh* Instrurtlun. IMa! rifts 'til*** and Tlit*^» K. llrd.m .n Foe Just lea * uf tl*a iv.»r«* In and f«r tlia following Juvtlca Qlilflrtg, vh: None. * For tVimUblr In «*"d for tha fi Ih.nlng Jiiftlra UUtrie fa* vltt Jflii- I, 1, * • = In T«sllmo^y \Vhrr*of.* I haVa IN T ill: lIB C tn T CIVUHT, NINTH lo »f unit* #*i my hand and afflaad JI HK-1A1. IT IU‘I*IT. IN AND FOIl lh* Hi* at Heal of the Ftatt of Flo* .li'iM v n i i* i ‘fii»w*pv iM n m riA rid.I. at Ta 11atinrare, the Capital, this tha flr*« d «r » f Faptainhar. lOc Rutabagas ib 4i4c Cabbage u> 4'/ic R e g u la r Vanish A aborted . iv Fancy Calif. Freeh 7c Wright * Silver Polish s-oz 20c Blu-Vfhite ib ' l i e , Melons Canadian Sun unto V ita lo x Fraah Honny Dew ’ Lopes UsieUd. .« Hi ■ford, ) Ilili Jlth dor of .HopUhlbM, m I< Court of lh** Mate *»f Florida For Two ifnilroari CtfiHfiti» Ionera f*f til* Mat** of Florida. For Hfota ffthator for Noiia ClTthl tVimtur^il IMpjrkt uf th i Htalr of Fh+rid a* Fur Two Members **f ih« I lows#? *»f Ih i.fm nlallvM uf tits1iftats uf Ftmi Ida. . r For i t i i f f fa u n lf t'nmiiilpflosrra P r ic e s G o o d T h r u S a t u r d a y , S o p t o m b e r 21 Br ead - . „ rtj once ii £ens*Ctttl¥a to Northaaat lo Inht tl»r ii a v o r \m vi ; m iii :h For Fnltrti Hiuif* Hermlur. For itr|*r**rnt-'tlv*vof *Jtp Fifth 111ulc llarllng ■ (to f if t h r lh** Fnllw t HIM Old Fashioned IHia ^Nollra week for four weylcs ’ In thru t wewep»i>#r ■ put,II___ hutln iv*>iifl*oK A*' 1». UK, Oil Corn 212•01 cant 2 New Park Tomatoes N o 2 can Argo Bwret Crackers lb A Real flleach— give f f l'i New Pack NlbleU io .i t»i*rrliy <1 1it>rre. o' fiint.Mn i ro «.fo r r* anaatr- M ......U ,,..-r 11H>Kft\h~ FJK ITIII* ill 1rein H*frtltir'i# Fountv, l ie of Florida, on Tnrertay nnl (1 ft **1 tMf th# flr*i Monday In IS ffiU T IH S ,- ashes rt«» you hrrcln. u m » being a. ault for • i-nrner -of Southweet 14 **t Soulhwrat >4 of ‘ Omlah 11, Ti troahlp to HoUth /Rungs 11 . Beet; Mouth 1310 Jrrl 30 01011111 1. Ill rfo IB - h V lt llla fart to 'beginning, oroiltil. ui .i|lu u'tlurk' (1:00; ,* M Ortuhrr full 1143, at ihr Ml ollvr A. M. ft. t'tuifrtl In Mlflt ■ “rnlfnla Ciunt». FloriiOv, for th» |iurpoa» of prganftlng a muni- * o tm k np To th«* HhefPtf »»f Kemlnul* Cmin C A V T H U R S D A Y . S E P T . J9, 1 M 6 Sanford Furniture Company’s BIG 5 SCHOOL T A B L E T Bhlpped Long Island N. Y. . Dressed ’> H Q Sunehlnii Krlepy Fancy calif. Crackers Fresh Honey Tablets 2o* 25c 20-Mule Team 1 , Michigan Large Idsho Armour's Fancy CaJIL Freah Lemons t i c Carrots 2 Yellow Red Malaga On,;ans 5 YtlamlnMed Regular Slandartt > School Tablet 5*10 M TS r t A K U ■.-i# WHEN i l l* : - =--=AVAILABLE —-- - . . - - - A v a iu a u i .A * M * . Including Free Child’s F u il% a m e - . Celery 2 stalk* 19c Potatoes 5 Lb> 29c A n AdverUaed tn McCall’a Chickens Lb 55c Ducklings Lb 43c Mackerel !111«U Pollock nuou Butlorfly niloU Fresh Caught Mtd|0f Cooked Lobsters Spanish Mackerel Dew Lb 17c -Lopes Lb H e Melons Lb 10c Nableco Premium * *4 Green Crackers Lb 17c Canadian A Real Bleach— Rutabagas ,u> 4%c Cabbage Lb 4vfcc By-Pro Q» 17c Cleanter "»» 5c California Red Kipo Ultra-iReflned Clorox v^Gai 26c Harrlt Roach taserllrlde * 69c Fhncy Hating IW ** - W ritten In Gold, B .II. , U ... swan w n ra rs v A iL A B U B *. r • bch* ^ 17c �. ■ . . ■ * ... — • ; * . ■ ' m r*m es& .+~- — * ■ * ;• •- ; .THURSDAY, SEPT. Id, IWfl n m *- ~HVWU ■ J. I- M 1 TH E L,.L,i rj.f i > 1 3A£FUKD :— h ■ . . =r « ——5- H ERALD , SANFORD, F L O R ID A PAUL . , .1 - SEVEN '' .<e Rain Washes Out Sixth Game of Fed-Senator Series Game To Be Played Here Tonight; Schantel, Cary Probable Pitchers Dr ARTHUR RECK WITH, JR HeraU Spuria ‘Editor Joe Louis Pounds A downpour from Jufrfftr PluViu* camo yesterday afternoon Mauriello For W in > cause postponement of the xlh (tome in the fitful pi With the *prvd and effici­ eerie* between the 8*1 Celery Fed* and the Orlando ency of lightening Champion Loul* drf-*trd Tami Senator* which was to be played Joe Mauriello In tea minute* and at the Municipal Park. 29 second* of the flr*| round The tame.* 1* scheduled to be in thrir title match 'n the played here tonight, and in the Mxditbn Square Garden la>-t event that rain cause* additional night. poatponement every attempt _will be made to act the Ult back l-oui* at 2111« pounds » a * from Friday night to Saturday the h-avier of the two men. ________ nigh school aince the Seminole Mauriello wrighlpg Id at 19** [H ila r y Fed football team ia Rrlef as it a as, LouL was | scheduled to meet the Eustl* the show, all thr * ay, having Panther* in *. gridiron content fliwlrd*’’ the' challenger then at the High School Athletic continued In trim Ih- Bronx Field tomorrow evening. boy hffnrr fO.lOO people. H is ulan understood that the Mauriello Irtril to make * Orlando High School haa a game fight' of It it* 1 as they came acheduled for Frlda^ evening in out at the bell, a* h* knock­ Orlando and that Ruainea*. Man. ed Uula back on hi* haunchager John (!*nrcl of the Sena-, r* with a fa*t right to Ih* tor* will request that In the chin. The champ ramr bark event the Fed* and Senator* savagely for the kill. I meet in the seventh tilt in OrV in do 'tomorrow night that the game’ .he moved up to Saturday or Sunday «o there will be no conflicting schedules. Tonight Manager Levy I* ex­ pected to aend Jim Schantel to tho hill f^r the 'pitching duties Edltnnr Note! Beginning to­ in an attempt to trim the Sen­ day a aerie* of thumbnail skrtchator* and enter the aevenlh tilt •a will be run of the first o f the aeries. Lefthander Jodie ■quad players of the l'n iier*It) llawinglon will probably meet uf Ftprida football tram in an at­ the Senators in the seventh tempt to acquaint central Flor­ *ramc in- Oriando, should the idians with the team. Florida •^eds cop (onlght'a tilt. ia making a bid for big time Manager Ted MadjesklM* also football and the tram need* thr rather hard pressed for a mound support of every Floridian and staff. The little "Darling" of central Florida faiyi ran give the Senator, mound Corps. Scott thrir moral vnipport even If they Cary, will face Schantel on the cannot Attend thr garnet. To­ hill in this evening's contest. day the firat airing end* of the The weather forecast this af­ Bator* are prevented.) ternoon looked none too promis­ LEFT ENDS ing. ' The weatherman sold it TOMMY UUSlIOl', W l Pound! would be partly cloudy' with , six fimt former Jarksnnviltr Naval nfUrmu.n ahpwar* and thunder- i Air B u „ on , lnr u)„, ox-Amlrew jlo r m s tudajr (hrough krlday. Jnt^son, Jacksonville, player ts ™ *n the evenl that th« wcathfr currently making rumjwtlilon kern permit* a tilt th!s ©renin* loenl at ihe left (nd *put. A U»t. *«• officipL expect one of the larg- j{res*ivo end, he ran also tuke >n eal crowd* on hand for any con- planting a-viignmeuu tie Li playing teat this season in the local find year for the Ciatnr* tie is Par*<22 and married. KAY JAMISON,'- HHi pound, six foot, three inch, veteran of the 1U42 Bator season show* promise for an and berth. A former BradI enton High ScfUKd scar, j.itni.-ou « INSIDE SPORTS REPORT L* By AIIT1ICH BECKWITH, JR. T-».l. Southern California Cl, now with the Rocket*, and Otfo Gt*i|asm. Noi th-western's *13 are bark who play* for Coach Paul Brown Ihi t'lrv-ildifil, Brown. Iticldeiitallv 11 ii port.d (n be the highest i paid -- -* — ■’ ■ — — iimrli ip football at i i i . W l l :i lly Fit .Nh rCK I* lYx Van WavtjnifUijt, Atibuin'* Jhear Tin Rocket* aie - --llrhed b>" AP ‘ Ni-wsti ntuiv* Spurt* Kdihn All America pivot » f 1944. . 1Ui-k Hanley, fmmoriv of North , NEW YORK tl appears that The N iw Volk Yankees, on net western, ' burnt* KIruyl* 1 , i c f the 'All -America Kiribati Confer- bv form er R- deer football t«i-> 1 Chicago * also ,nee wt1t~di. ill! t lolli Thr new Ran Topping, have four All-Artier-i (l-eul Hltsch o f Ulm-onain and A s '’[•'fMriiiiml gridiiim body has the |fB p l„vrA hut two o f them were \ Mi hivan. Billy Hill, nhrapd of ! Indiana and Wee Willie Wilkin, i i i >,h,Yer* ' An " "'•*'<* '*“ w me theUhoM-n in thr thirtie*. , , Ilu- Yank.-, -oarhed by lin e . p-und e.i Itr.Ukin l a , k I o. d d e d fan* Fourteen - lot mi l All A me lira JJTnhrrt v, ex W»-.h ru-tnn Iteilrkin ' lllraeh w.i* the *tar. of tin recent Georgia Tech And Grid Stars Sparkle In Nation’s AlabdmaRateTop New All-American Football .Loop Spots In Southeast I 1A \ E S VS F A N S , Flying Coyote, lie is gian .iton j holed in the Rob Ha>v*' oi Cneyviine Chief Thuii.n-rbolt, Column Ihi* morning In the Orlan- a famous Indian lighter use* in V l l r r i r f n ’ a A H ir tr i do Morning Sentinel Holt hr ba, ihc pioneer day* o. the Wett. k ,W r ,a U 8 ' V 11-11* Is In c r e a s in g taken another "pot »hot" at the A giailuate of linsi-ell institute Me I i.4 Celery Krdw. in luiw ft nee. Kunsas, and n atar tt » * » H u n s m g e r Is A lla )r * write*: "The reason llick uhlc.., Me»t pluytd profesalonal Mrl-aulm and Tex Cater didn't baski-liml! wlm Jim Thotpo's playei*. .h - - n by A w o y i a t e d ' h o a » t Frankte' sinkw^K I Al l -Star I«-6 victory.ov#r >inpir ih *irlaiiUo-Saniorj gamr_ inliiyu, Indian*. He was with It) a s s o c i a t e d p r e s s Pie-** NiMirt-Witter* thmuirhout t h e , \ U - A m e r i c a wiraid of th'f . l . - \n-rele* Ram,*.-champton* at Sanford-Monday hlghl, w* un-~ Viult 'Ip the Navy at Georgia The ,outh(-A*trrn conference pic- rmintiv uir ooiul.ri- of tlu- niut ,,,,, jo . ( .hiu,)|((. , Ar(., |.lir|,,.ri *f th- rival National 1.,-apue. Re i. drr-tand, i* because Sanford told Fre-hlight, t‘4»e i»- not very clear 'today and \||.Aniem a hark f..» the -- -d-J two lourhdotvti* liefori- 4*7.it'* the foul; of that old bugnhn • rin u lt where they *#v the tun. i? jj)W league President Earnest Padgeil * Awarded CoAtlpo d ami Ilu l- u ■ .holt. Ruke Blue R. vil- C anard I Ilu- •a-u hins in Chicago'* Soldier they wouldn't let them on thArnrding to Associated, l*rta» of football Injuric*. Brooklyn, bmp tin- doormat of - _ , r it i 1 l *i , i ' i l- i I, ".t terl Ramsey. William and M an Field. placing liebt— and I'augrtl pulled the fits. hnxtbull hluy**1 tu tf° 1,1 iourgla Tech ami Alabama ai ■ the National ho„ll,al l.eaunr.-ha„ nr,,.v M,r..|lum. Tulane ll w*n* the l-ct thing (lull evt-r them Irom the umpiring assign- lilt* court* to seek compensation liokiii^ more liKi' womi*ncnlvi»» iiuf wmt r^im '^rtmiicrn m v i i l , ;lu |#|t» „ f *311 hmipt-Peil to the hew li ague. went.” uniter the HI hill ofwwUi^hiM h u luiw* that »t*vcral cii^uallk'n ar»* All-Am crirn hlftvrr* Tho IhMlkd-. * , , The Buffalo Iloons, combed . by Thi* statement U unfouml d and toten awarded nil I situaoil » g,- jn,^. ijpg badj inlo tlid> ••knock i.wunl liv Bill V.. -tl a fC£i . TY ? ;V T 'U hti { k,,t purrly Incurrrct, Tnrre » c w * -slaiy, minus the mortey he made Hug1" loj*. But Hut the thr new m -w .-i, all H r Pliillir* 1-a*. hall l.aoj. hfl- RvpJ^ ' JL1* K* ‘ ’ h'” ' " lied. Raw-,m (Tulape otuj Mitnsr'si-t,7 no lit'u l and iiir Jiinmi Seanutaiter ufehantnrd Uns'vMii aem m oiher jim*. The *tptiyrr. At il l,| Misaiaaipp1, (ieorgla,*Flnr- AH-Altieriya hail.- ,n Clrnu Rot,l... T?rtn,1' rrnr■. I ; " “ M“ 11■ Cto.diy and ..... Ion Amevlle, ha hawk*. |iiloted bv Jack Mmgiu-r u tel.gram to l adg lt n-i|uir*ting Nlemic, lin» been »w n jd,u yj.KsiUi,, ttIHj Vanderbilt. T-i Im i ," ’42. nn.l Bill Ralev., Mlihi throe AJIAmeriia men in Juirin' |Autmin touch I, an: devoid of Allgall. 'Ill, ,W’h-i ;i|, viopfiy stur'i -I " n bc V " ' rr"'*' ‘ 5? e,« V k " d lhf ' A i TiHMloota, Alabama'* low- f- r Mitim-vota, The ih-dcot ,,t,.r J'hp Kimhrengti. -Texiu Aggie, \merica pluvm . However, -Stan ilnue umpirthg m the *erie*. raeifii- L<«al. I., u jl». •That a atT iCBmpert1| for „ W .ya,., — — (tillback of - 'IP -'Inf Tackle Rob Ko»tinf«l.i. lluty Cross lunk who' inrrp wrr? m» ilireai.t ***f «n> lnr 10 t* uf f j i 0 . itmnthly, mimu iMllui th*. firm! tl*«u« k. kind, ami ihrHTqvr^l did mil trier fib mined fr»»m a in ih* t \ i„ « : j u. »uin.u I*, ti*,* Florid,i is laiiitr L»idy. Chat Relnnnut, Snlifintiia 'I d '41. and -Inned In tlie Orange Howl l« «t » End Hud K m , N'utii-itnni* jJamtary, i* Miami’* tug are. Ruf*10 McLaulin. ' ’ .New KnKl«ml. an I fdd7 * ir n « l 1 i t ?hl ,ls Jnrkaum Tin- Ron* me cOnrhrd by hud fiiio htol one AII Amerien in I'niil ■| . The ball (lull afOeial* made a beer »aliwmnn I t m H,’ quarterback Frank llnvyde* tn,.1!a ff'" Vn' R.-tiioot who hkr Flaherty, once 'tiovcrnwli. Columbia buck *42, but no requ-st of an; Mml t « Pad-* Florida .Military Academy ■ „„t i„ ‘ll,t "iU i u leg injiity. Ibvtmv orhed for tie- rge |* r e s t o n |,r since hit.* shifted to the -lloston gelt ab- oi the umpiring situation. According to recent information |1(, , iII||K exprew-.t; d-ul-l that Jim S|n„| ln||-s iii-d*kinv. Yank* nP tbe National League, The Sanford tan* made the re- the FMA will have a classy fo o t - ;, ., •• , - j. , ) ltublnaoit, frr*hm.in renter, will l-e par^ er Hail. Mississippi All The Bison* may take this rase to quest because thr, thought . fid - ball t.am thi. year, 'hut . i* -If * E ! ? tod Wh*u ,le teady to * „ agxm*i Mississippi \mrrifn tmek mi ;!M. niul Frankie omt. it is rita-rteil. grtl would rompty with ft *inrr experience is any criteria. Tha " At ViSdl-ri-Bt.^lVm-h Bril' Band"««'*■ .who won Th. All-Aipcrira Conference i* hp die] the , amr thing in Ihr Fed Saiilord Celery Fed* are acheduled j [" .-ji SI. Augustinr si-rirs. Ititl StriB- lu tunglv with the Aca-lemy Oct-j!*rur* '* ........... jbn-an- ,a* Birij rcke *.-nt a wire lit I'aitgrll de- 2 .i m S i.' I'vieraburg. , . Monclpy ^ , mi*»i-d , " f hi* fulli-n t tip i I ur;i», Vc- ||<»,.,.. tln-y ai t- iw.m h.-d In Ruck While ihe rival Nwtmti.il h »< -chedpiaitlai- tignliLiii‘rnciir"uf mi ill A list uf 52 fuutiiallrr* 'wav P'mRoc llf 1 111 "* I f .ny._Snud._r* *- ul Milking |-ii-k jJ|,*w .if . Sum., rlti.u and I'nh ulr.i ,-r.lv tin ,. the i taring that l.a»rl> struck hlpi during a game in V>;ui(nnl i-it-i i'.-leasell "by Athletic Director Al “‘"'b of* a*th^(? L ^ fti. pa«*-snag- -leek M r lk u i1 m— 'lie Mi-iougifo* mu —i i - iA,k-k*-—mrtinl M1uml l.rudfi end wall h* uul_/<ir *eiir tl „|llL nllti BUU, tin. .1 r-mnr rtn t-r1 Bulh the rfeviiutoi Brown* und tite after talk lea klu* v, it tv ***vcn furth, r il- s.riled unr ■>( ihe gntn;* Itiurio. yesterday, Bating -i2 men Jinf Hnughtt Into Hu- blurring 1k1i '. tti-ek-t a* the «v-r*i rih ibit inn nf um­ on the varsity Including 14 let- day*. bnv«- .me All- epno> wlule the t-hiingo Bucket* flic ailing IDt at the University sssignmunt. Kipelielieef ciliU bt* piring tli.il he had rver argri. rrrm-li. America.' Tlrey art* End ltulpli lii-y. Imve -ix lisR -h Blrihrckr ili-inumlrd that 1-nti-l) clyde Jimmy Geurgc, Middleton, not Ih- pi'rniirird In umpire again t). und Italph llewoelry, ,nt. r«-In the Frd-Kainl sJnrs. eraburg. Grllrrally speaking, the .San­ Veteran laeklr* include Ro­ ford fan* are mure Ilian satisflnl land A. Wilson. Tampa and But) with th<> jMirh nf Mrl.nulin this Whitehead, St. Petersburg, whlib reason., tlf ruur*r. Ihrrr will he llusl) O'Neill, t'ansl /.one; |>ub. rumplaliiK' tin an! arbiter mm FrceJc. Cirat Water and hrnt and then hut .Sanford fan* did nui Sl/auas, TallahuKsee give tha inrlide him in their request, Cadrt* ample axparienrr In tha 1 to* ba-r-hali rliitr iliti not i-nlci guarq. position*. a t'niitnlaliil al aif Rol.cn lowilt-r, Jaeksonville 1* ‘ Fin lln-i tiom'. ih. fan* dlil rid the only i-xpet n-need center 1iU "liemnii-l," !. t it-.|in-*ied” tha- „ nuge in hu, Severn I prospect* cumCofi-I til- nw*U-il mg up including Benny Jiimiaott, And from nui own ohserva inn * Jintiof from Memphis. Tenn. of Cuft i '- uinpi, mg nl-ilfy, he _ lloug Middlrhrook. TaApa, rhotl.l hav, In • n I long * hi, sun his letter at end last ji-fon- tin; iiui-li-nt happened. yrar h*s been shifted to the Dodger*' Bendler quarlrrback spal while rxperiA numt>er of i j i n t * in San* enrrd h*lfhark* Include Ed Mpi* ford n*. rlnulil r nirnihrr ttr. rack, ilrlroilt Jimmie vv lina. Wemller. the Itrimkijn lhnlgrr Hi. Petersburg and Mercury trainer wlqi <*a * he^t* In SanKavouklL a flrel-footed young­ .fnrd last Spring. ster tiom Tarpon Spring*. ReFloyd I'alnrer-refriTed a let­ Unili-k Rave Crisp I* the only ter the nlhe( da> ftwnt Wendrxprnenifd fullback returning ler which elated Lhal everyto Itugero fur adothre season. ll-lllg wa* gt.irlg siting fine ami (II her Florida boy* tin tha lhal bp hoped he rntlld visit larsily include if McKay, opcan theatre. He csnieil Hye Sanford during the winter. Bonita Springa; Hoy Barnra, ■ Uccnnltng to an Aaaoclatad letter* In high ach-iol, 1* 'i‘l years Welnller -aid the IM gW * were Ft. Myemi Jack Mal’ hrrson, Pr/iis report, National I^ng'ju old. all kryrtl up over thrir Tight Winter Park: Hugh Olive. I'laut umpire Grorge liarr wo* force-t, JIMMY IIYNEH. freshman linlb for Ihr pennant with the Card*. n ix ; Tnl Michel, Plant City,; to leave the baseluill game i^- - from Marianna where lie carrion Hr hinted lhal Ihe Rodger* Jolyn Moody. Orlando and Glyn tween the N'aw York (llantn and four letter* in footlinll and t* m»> train w« thr—coji-1 next • Guthrie, Green Core Spring*. the Chicago Cub* in New York currently adding l» the conipi-U Itogiru is also attempting to lion for an end berth, lie tip* sra-M.lt, allhmiglt lie explained V'eaterday l>eeaL»e of tt *rvcre (he scale* at 195, is six fret llirre lltal he, knew very little almul . engng,. n Warn in the Miami area, heart attack. , „ . , that portirular altuaUun. cither Miami Beach. Andrew Jm-k .Barr th well known in Sanford 'inchc* tall. He ii lh years old. W'rndlrr said the Rodger •on or^ Pom t- do L*«n. RIGHT ENDS . and Sem'nole County since h« 1* pitching had been, holding up URUUGUTUN—U lR U T E i. 1YU, tha o[>cratnr "of-the—George Barr _xaig .wait T h a i wrote WendEKISCtt N*A MEN' ROOh'IH r- T LIAMH, i* one -of., fb*-" fevrvwk-r >Um ptrea -Sritnntr U « t Spring ler. ha* *o far kept the Rmlgrr* PITTSBURGH.. Sept. 19. i/11 periencej members of thr It*H Barr held hi* stbodl In Orlando, in thr thick uf the flag rare. Mnnagcr Frankie Frisch of the hut this yrar he plan* to move Gator squad. A big six foot three . Wendler alsu asked I’nlnii-r t-i Pittsburgh Pirates say* that milto the fomter Naval A ir Station inches tall ami IP'* poomlx, lie convey hi* host wishe* to liij fielder Rrl Ennis uf Urn Philadel­ s a c .tw o years of football mi ' at Sanford. many friend* in Sanford. phia Phillies l* his choice for t-a-v . The attack struck with iccn (fator alevcn* in HJ-JI mil '42. Harding'* Reserve* halt'* rookie of the year. Fays A sergeant in thtArmy, ho saw severity that it i* unlikely that Though Coach Jock Harding Iriach: ''Ills play ugumM us all Barr will Ire back on the diamond Semico in tip- Eu rope nil theatre enulil Mnrl elgtil of hi. Hi tinge year has been nothing ie-- *r!-where hr won five h-iltle sinr* thi* ye»r. . iliiwl anine* * t a r l i n g lineup scnsalionai »nd hi* |m**ihdilo-s A former I’lanl High, ‘ Tampa, ■gainst William ti Mary in th- for the future are unlimited." star he i» 2 T years old. JOE ClIKRSEIt, former Qulnc'y Rruitgi- Bowl, und ejiuld fill the High scho. I stir I* another veter­ o her |Mi*ltlon* with the first SPORTS L A U G H an of Gator eleven* who saw ac­ string sub* of the Orange Bowl j By f n w l l p g Pre** SU PPO RT TH K T E A M ! tion on the HHi and '45 tea mi. football, game, chances -re th.it Italf-duxcn n e w A tm m w ill take A steady aggressive end, Chesser Th e beloved old manager of the uver starting berths the rugnt . Philadelphia Athtetica. Connie weigh* iOO pounds and in an even of Sept. 27, and it could I*’ thnl Mack, has many a sparkling m m - •ix feet. A junior, hoJa 10 *year* only Captain* Harry Ghaul at ofy of hi* glorious baseball career. old, WARDEN TILLER, former Or­ fullback. W'illlain FranU at Uekl“ . TJVs all. of ua, Oor.nle has also Mario DeMarco “ f Ikxmton, N. J-. _ had same moments he'd like to lando Senior High itar, i* mil for guard,‘ and Hob Bowman" at wing hi* first year oirthwOgtor eleven ■IU * "-IK !--*L -wwrw--* * A Veteran of the Navy Air CoriM. oaek would tw holdover »tsiU ,l» j por itutanee the day his Athle­ he played some football In the At end t.eo Houck of l.aiini*ter, 1 tic* were playing a light bail game, Navy. A steady player he 1* i ’u. who played freshman font and at a very crucial point. Mack contributing to competition for * hail here, Don Kennedy of Is)* w aited In O ptnch-hUter. A baae- right end berth. Hr. *nw service Angele*. -and Bob Sutter uf i ’lme ^ I t would break it up. H waa a on Okinawa, is 23 yearn old, an I nix, Arizona mo fighting ii nui with Vie Mell of Savannah, tho tense moment. married. only\veterun ilankman with ;i Three- ttmta lire pinch-hitter MorrM Klein, Miumt'* strung at high balls and. waa out, looks new' to tho ruing fellows." look V Htaff bote hit* in a single a f­ All-American tackle threat, out . ^..-Tv a nkture of futility. When Ute batter returned to tha ternoon of mojos league baseball! of Ih/ Navy, haa taken over m. bench, Connie took one look at Bound* fantastic doesn't ItT 'Out lefL/tackle, with Frant* being ed to right Uckle. Dr Marhltn and said. “Listen, If X m t that's what happened tha after­ co'a running mate al guard will ’ need a hitter again and you ara noon of BepL 1st, 1941 in a bo George Carifeo of Haverhill. tha only man on the tench—don't double-header between the St. Louis Urowna and the Detroit Mats, a pre-war «U r, or Charles move." ,. ' ________ Tigers. Sixty safe hits good for Snowden o f Miami, cousin of u Al 14KL base* were regl*t''rt*d by !*■!» former Hurricane captain. two taama during th« twin bill. center, rvr.urhing war veteran* SPORTS^^DDITTf Dstrini won uotb- games, oy Hatvey James and Hal Schuler, »r oolh local boy#, appear to hav* teorrs o f 9 to 5 and Ifl to ft. tho Inside track. It'a a ran football season If . In the first game, tha Tiger* Ernio Maxejka of .Gardner, someone folia tq attribute a new collected 1* hlU, Including four Maas, and Bam Dwrmlgny of play to Alonxlo Btagg. Usually, home runs, a double and it) Phlla, I*a« the returning quart­ Dig Kitty York hit pel rItch o f th* gridiron de- singlet. three of the four round-trippers. erback*. ara now battling it out ’ ‘ garoamd U hit*. * with Ertdw Jtutombsrfca of l'R «‘ UMIe- College o f Ih * ‘B t^ lg u U 1*0- burgh,' regular qcarterluu-k in Florida Grid Men BASEBALL TONIGHT ORLANDO SENATORS -V S - George Barr Hds H eart Attack At l§ G iant-Cub Game ff& r& S ta ? SANFORD CELERY FEDS MUNICIPAL PARK- 8:35 P. M . Sixth Game ol Final Series O E P E lh i TOMORROW NIGHT -- 8:00 P. M. - H igh School Athletic Field 1941 and 1943. Rob Doilman of * B S k live course of live fbotbcQ schedule, the Pacific TUers wilt preoent a ploy that looks brand new. Often It ta the enclcant end around maneuver with a of special S ta ff touches to It appear fraah. ✓ Actually. Stagy ftrot uead that play (n 1W . Re woe* 11 out to a season. Be dragged It out four yean and U helped hie Unit Chicago beat Stanford 94 to g. r team* h«*- nulled It o ff at . two Miami, veteran wlnghack, hn* a doubleai tough ba tD on his hand* from . . . and 13 (inilcg- 8 t Louis got IS ' freshman Carl Mono of E- Or­ hlta,. one o o f them dr double; In ange, N, 4- while dee Krull of th« nightcap. The 95 Detroit hits In the twin bill were good ti/r a.tout of alaty base*. The 95 Bt. Louie eafetiee were good for a tout o f forty bases, PIRA VS. New Brunswick and Don Jonea of Miami,,tha 1045 tailback*, ara curnmuy running whind H-n Johnston of Lo* Angeles and Dave Eldredgw of Miami, and Al Ktaulin nf Itarietop, p*„ a bril­ liant tailback iq m i and 1942 1* dee in another week. Running Wolf NBED A Sept. 1 „ from Plttal The W olf* have a monopoly on Ia that thg.field of candldele* fo r the poet of mananr o f th* P ir­ the Gator* If name* maen any ates has bten reduced to three, thing, for on the University of a BRlc Herman of tte Florida eoachlng ita ff there Is, o f course. Coach Bear ,^ o lf and the* there la Chief Running Wolf. Bear W olf la prw.ly well known, but Running W olf isn't,Running Wolf. 1* thg Indian (Chief) Weat, nne-UBfen who manggkr and aaalit“ Wuir* staff. PITT81 The Ii (Celery Fcdn) apiroi Panthers) L E T S A L L BE O N H A N D T O CH E ER O U R T E A M ! spo r I ing GOODS : ( Y , Block EaNt of P.O.) �I THURSDAY, SEPT. Ij9, im THE SANFORD 'HERALD, =>4n = i i i = n i E i i i = m = i n = m E i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i E i n = i i i E i i i = i n = ! i i = i i i = i i i g m = i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i = E i i i = i i i ; = i i i ■ F ^ W IIB O l i T i M mu ~ n * rii n " n in n i — *i~~ — itmi a — ■■ hi ii ~ • ~ ■» T -- • J . • * - ; t4 ] W e are mnodeling our preteht dore to make it one of the fined and moat up to date in Florida! In order to bring in the new raerchandiae for our newly remodeled atore, we mud clear tome of Uio present alock a. Now ia your chance to buy thoae much needed pieces of furni­ ture and ladles ready-to-wear at greatly reduced prices! ; ALL FUR TRIMMED COATS • B L A C K , B R O W N . A Q U A , RED 25% REDUCTIONS LIGHT WEIGHT COATS .... Values To .... 29.95 REDUCED FOR THIS SALE .... 24^0 LADIES SUITS REDUCED V alues T o JACKETS GREATLY REDUCED Prices Ranging Dinettes ALL SUMMER DRESSES from IN C L U D IN G C O T T O N S , R A Y O N .P R IN T S A N D SHEERS 20% DISCOUNT’ . 5 Pieces ROLL-AWAY WOOL RUGS W ide Selection o Wardrobes Ice Refrigerators SAMPSON CARD TABLES w bsaw sm CASH & AMAZING VALUE 3^0 PLATE GLASS MIRRORS , a r/ N ot Set Up — A Real Value! 12.95 up > ’ Complete Service For OCCASIONAL CLUB PLATFORM CHAIRS CHAIRS ROCKERS 9.95 up K m e t ; "L A W N S Both-3-3 and 4-6 Sizes CABINETS PfcTnble Lamps, Brii •’ B oudk.rU n .p 6 19.95 up �r • T ; . - . . ; : \ r-tn-^iujOTOCSa^BCV F * * *-*..■■’ " v . - ; . '. : a. . I r~* t r•■• ' ,;r".sic^ a ra rtw *’ , : • ’-■■>•■ • ■■ ' : i?«f3 * ^ y-• : : ' J■ “T------»* * r r “*' •*♦*' *■ w '•%^*%Z-- mw l * * *• THE :_.> In Unity There la Strength— Ta F t n iis I i the f r egrtMn i t A flrle * ) T» W EATHER cloudy this a ftern oon , tonight turday w ith local aftern oon howora. . T » h*4*tl tki h u « « ( lbs World i |^ 1 ‘ t Fraaperily tar AanfertL AN INDEPENDENT D A IL Y NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVII •»» ■ j » i a. Established 1908 i Trieste Plans S A N f O R D , F LO R ID A , F R ID A Y , S E P T .. *20, Nations By Explosion M ilitary Commission O fficials Declare Jews Sticks W ith Minis, A re Responsible For teifs Decisions On . Blast In Which P ort Jfc* Bulgarian Powers O f City Is Rocked Tbe Italian Political ami Ter­ ritorial * Commission balloted *.’] l limes on various proposals to change tlio border* of Trieste previously fixed by the liig Knur. Russia stood by* her cnminltmenta, even though It meant voting against proposal* by the • Slav bloc, which ahe usually back*. Britain, France end the £ United Stataa stuck to thrir * commitments, even though that meant voting against Coned*, Australia, Hew Zealand, South •Africa, the Netherlands and Ura■11. O f the 11 proposed changes, .the commission voted down all * but one, which It accspted by a . 13 to 6 count,, The Military Commission was In session today, and It also stuck to a Big Four agreement. - It rejected 10 to 0 a Greek “ amendment/ to reduce the naval - ~ n * * * r grouted to* i.'ulg*eU!,b fthe . Foreign ' Minister* Council. It also turned down by a 13 to 3 vote a Greek effort to make • further cut In the Bulgarian air force. Clothing Expert * T o Hold Tailoring Oakses In County Miss Jotfea Bevl*. slat* exten ■Ion clothing specialist, will be in Seminole County Monday and Tuesday, Sepl. 23 anj 24 To con­ duct lalldrinr .classes. Clothing chairman or home demonstration . . club* are to be at lh*te classes. The ’ following clothing chair­ men will .meet at tha office of - * Mr*. Oulda Wilson, county home demonstration agent, at 10:00 A, M. and iMW P. M.* Mrr lt-n Gray o f I-ongwoud. Mr*. Lurilld •Behrens' of Lake Monroe, - Mr*. Grover IoFtls of Geneva. Mi*. J. P. L* Rocho of Elder Springs and Mia* Ellale* Kfrchnff of Son.ford. Lunch will be served at tie • office. « . ^ Reds To Purge Farm* i Political Officials LONDON, Sept. 80, (A1)—The Russian government today order­ 'd \ CMlnt,f*,nd* P«Tt» of farm official* anj local political laadara accused of plundering farm. lands. A ; Moscow report said agricultural officials guilty of anti-government actlvlly fn plj. a m ln f property .will be ptottctltaj , Ai common criminal*, V V T ? * Communl»t Paper l Varda declares that certain individual mle- elements In Russia have I communal lands for their •wn profit. Pr**da described the Vfntf » » move having a politic« • ■Ignificanc, of the first im- I ant W ill Address Local VJP. W . Post L. A. Bryant, (wad o f the Veter, Administration * sob-regleoal rlando, will be the Foreign War* at tha Legion Hut » 8*mln*le Boulevard. Mr. Bryant will discuss on-the* JERUSALEM. «e p t. 20. IAVA dr.:m! o f explosl slvvs today 'blast ed.shope and the I’nli-ttlna Pnivxllna g govern mrnt oaf.1 th«. explosion was. the work a# four Jews. *■ The >blj*t caused widespread property damage. Early dispatch es from Haifa as id the whole east rod of the town wax shaken, A two.a nry offlc .1 building eccupiid by the railway Company Is said tu have been demolished. Tbe government announcement *a}d that the drum o f cxnloaives was dropped fnnn n truck Into the street at the entrance t*» h■itIIwav shops. Police immediately rleanvI nearby buildings and roped o ff thp ar.’ s, The drum expl'ilcl after 2(1 minutes. Police .In Haifa' speculated that the blasting was the work of underground r. sistanc- figh'ers. In London, meinwhlle, seven Aral, League states have refused to r< consider their rejection of the lirilish-Amcrlran Experts’ pica for n , federalism! Palestine. The Arab <lelegs'_*x rallrd on Britain to rod nl| Jewish immigration Into the Holy Land immediately. asa N O . 261 Associated Prei* Leaned W ire Chinese Reds President Reveals To Make Final No Foreign Policy Peace Effort Change Pla nned Sailplane. Altitude Record Holder rer PARIS, Sept” 20, </P) — Russia, as well /is Britain, France nnd the United France and the United States, remained faithful to Big Four coiriinltmenU at the Paris Peace. CQiiloruiicu today iti the voting on the bautidaries of the future free Estate of Trieste. 1920 . Communists Transfer .TOO,000 Troops To Fundamental. Conflict In Wallace's And Byrnes* Attitude Toward Russia Is K a lia n To Prepuce 'Cause O f President Truman's Demand. For City's Defense W A N IItN bT O N —'Unify Wallace wilt nuke a radio .| w n h al >iM q'rjock. Eastern H u ll* h i Ttmr lanJfhL Wallace Wilt speak briefly over the ColumtU Kroadrstllng UystWn suit poetlbly other net works. SHANGHAI, Sept. 20 , (A3 — A ’ -Chinese i'oiiimiinisl spokes­ man declared i,,day the ' party will make .in,, fit.nl effort at 5A1J*** M + l jUlU---------dim spokesman, then ChiaKmig, said B that effort falls the . Chinese Communist* will fi'-'l justified pi publishing the full reCO[d of wlmt has gone on at the Nanking negotiations. Chen *ai,| the Nanking talks have deteriorated. jo(<i whgt lie .termed “ u maneuver U> i i i i m i u . flag.- the nirtviit civil w;» r j eslermimiti' (hr I %iininUliintA ulltl other Dem L'lDUpA \NJUijiT* China." Snitl t’llrlt; * ■It been riiivd tilt t t*:i**lliKl> vvi " dent that l lit' KuiXiiilil.ilh|f * ‘ * PAULS—Secretary of Stale Jtm n Hyrnes made no comment , today on Ibr ouster of Hrnry Wallace ■■ .Secretary of ('umuirrce. An sMoclale of B y n m was asked whrlhhrr the Secretary of Stale • » sarprlaed-al tbo news. Tbe sanuclatr irpliril “Well, ye* and no." Other person* rk.se to llyrtirs said "he did mil look displeased." '. , , h i t t s s t i n « t s : i > i* it i:* «t . Senator Pepper declared todiy llral he belletKt the ouster of 'llr n iy Wallace aa Secretary or CurnTneKr will have a (ar reach­ ing effect upon the country and probably upun tl.r Democratic party. Pepper, an oaltpokrn opponent of the Administration's forelfn policy, said he did not wish to comment upon the l*resldenl'* srllou until he eould gel the full tact* turroundlux it and can appreciate the *l|nlfjcaiice. Senator Pepper added, however, the government in respect to our foreign pulley—which inrun* "I asMinir that Pvr*Uenl Truman'* .Iteming of the member* of war ar peace— la not Intended *. an attempt to »tllle freedom of apeeeh I* hi* country by member* of ( ougrrv* or by Hie peo­ ple generslly'' rnmeut u drtciinm.Hl I.. uchn-vo Nlchota military .^m palion of m»oy ('oiumunist-ltrl.l ,iti,.* nml tail* Ireluiu) Ituy way line* “ rh iitn by Paul Tunllrttnl, whu tin Aug. JitSci*niniiv’ Wnnpr, whifb la ni* <(*) was only n bit BK'endnl fo u irCuril breaking j tiligl) pallitrtl blight red. Ho h** I'arkri ill the rmmttj tare ,ln u ' <|i*paU h front Peiping. W ASHINGTON. Supt. t/l*>— Tht* nm flitl willtin height of 22,<00 fret in u tw o 'been nttiiYhed to the ThunderhenJ,to DcIjuuI, ami |iurtlrt|*frlcd in /kaa<K’ inte<l 1'rc** <'orrcspon<lenl reports the I’ rvsitit'nt Trumnit’s cnliiiift ttvv'r Ami'ru-an ftnvign policy place sailplane I* ahow/i grinning j project for Army »onther t»b- glnl.v stcnla ni tit,- Mtmtrtpal -p o m Master«»tit In the cockpit of hi* glider, the scrvainm at ttilumlu and laat Sun* Airport, t*hinea,' gu>eroment I* doing JUst ex plod nil toilny with it rttnr hcnrtl tiirotiglimit tin* world. I hut.. ( Its v ittnriMii * forces nre Sanford Baseball Lehman Expects New Record To Be Set During. 1946-1947 Season Fans In .* Frenzy on— Oyer Final T i U ^ b e r OTFlani MXmati^ut‘8T<l™; Crash Survivors Stores Close Early |s Still Unknown Florida Fugitive Is Nabbed In N ew York Mr. Tntninn asked Henry Wallace to ri'sicn jis Secretary of Commerce. Simultaneously, the' President mive-a vote Goinmunists' big military baw in Chahnr provtmy. Mastvrsob »ay» o f confidence to Secretary of State James Hyrnes ami deadvancing hs touaid government la Knlguu. the prepared to launch it* «ffensiv'e ngainat Knl Itan front three direction*. c lu r e tl flllt ly th ilt n o c h a i l g e * 1 will jo in ' in Amuricnn ’ forviifii policy jy,,u will approve and endeavor. niu In- that gtrxt is contem plated. Ht-Spi'clfully" Sept. so. According to Chinese new*«).■ b.-utiiiy .Sly new deal. Walluct' wns a.tki'tl fo r ■i. 23 yea,v . i*4 WvyOU chain gang etlllffa, the Ciintr»sjili*U liave , Wallace’s director , of Informsij ii . H'Aci F ■ tit hi* -# ’l Hi ltie m fugitlv,, wits arroJteO in New move.! 300,000 thiup, to Kalgaii 1.1* rmlgnatlnn In n telephone Blue.- <'atton, laid newsMutki't aii-1 lut* Iim-. I* expeeli't York today ,for allegedly ‘passing converaation with the President I., defend the city. Ur...n th«i Wallsi-f will msko no 1 In exceed i hr ■ $2.7tHt.OoO mink bad checks on hotels anj depart­ this morning. A abort time Inter, Icsn.paign sprecht-s’ this Fall. achieved last year nml may p i-* ment stores; Detectives 'Identified Mr. Truman broke the new* of (*stton *niJ thal -«i far s* h e’ j Ibr fii iMnI.UUii hi .i i l uccording ... the youth ns Bernard Mendelson, the cabinet change in Id* regu­ know* Walla, r ha* no nnmediate II .1 l.ihmaM nmlki'l niliiiji' ■ Detroit. Mich., and said he had lar weekly news conference. The (ilans- Cation .ltd not venture to wlio irt. rni',1 Tui'nduv i’Vriiln' been serving a W-year term for President left po doubt as to *ay juat when Wallace will make from s iv i ' week*' vacation .it doling out worthies* .checks in why the Ki-crotary of Commerce another "foreign .policy" speech. Crown I'otnl, lltd. Palm Beach, Miami, and other By JULIAN STKNSTItUM ______ bad been asked to resign. In f»vt< r" Most of the congressional com-. The new dealer* will itielilde Florida cities. *, be went into detail l<i explain B - i . i l . . . >k- f V M / X J . a r t y Able T o Reach Ksuforil.Uvtirio ' ■Tau-'k. U ruw r*. ■ment—thus far h»a be^rt ^veksg---- " P o lic e quoted M*ndel*«n as-say-fof that there V * i a fundamental Inc.i Joe Curley l’rt>ruce Oo.; ,, , , , , _ . . . . , for President Trujtmn in maklug ’ lug ha came' to New York after ■Irvetx of Sanford and siiico .la’ l*' conflict between the foreign Wrecked Ship But Bab. Fruit Co. i Currier Produce rl|" S.mf.ml Lion. Cfub DHay this move. A DemocVatlc" repre­ fleeing a chain gang .camp *t night's thrilling 4 tn .3 Vic’ or}'.’ policy view* of Watlnre and Henry U n gw rll ,npd John » " M» n‘ « . advocating Callahan. FIs lost September by ever tb» Orlsndo Senators tm sentative fin .11 Maryland. LansCoinmunicationH Nil Co.: McCIrlluml In ........... Ktrlmrd " " " fn'lce rigidly enforce those of the Administration. The ilale Saucer. *unino-d up the hiding .In a swamp. tie up the secies three_gmm • I*ark».d amt John l\ at*...........- ' I ' " ........ " u , * "ille. an hour Chief Executive *sid that thl* view* of others when he said: to three, there have been *evei»l NKW YOUK. Hrpt. SO ha.e loir., ... .......... .VIC, ha.e when pa**ing through ach.N.I conflict could not be permitted Important dtvetopmrni* ,»n ii “ On any leayt. you Imv,. lo (A l* )— The t ’oasl Guard hi* Work Be^inH Today here today. relinne.l III ...... . . it •Mmcially on Krrnrh Ave- I.. Jeopardise i.ur poidlhm in rehave teamwork \ ,01 cnnT have lot ion to oli.X/ countries , im»* 1 * the hi*ch Iniot ami **n announced offlrisll) thal Msyor U J....... On Old City Clock GutMeanwhile,the quarterimek ralioig one set Then came art expression of l**urd u proclamation l.-lay ■here are IS survivor* uf llie ' Bnl.' are U .ng a-k.-d .to r. pa.i . A '.en^ “ l ,!hp of signals ant) one „f the lin fcomplete confidence tn Secretary the -urfii of the paving ... th" Thi* action foUuw trgin/ s* many -Sanford f * « » * ’ cr«»h « f a Belllsn Airlines Workmen from the O. H.~5!cs mrn another **■! ” matkel. am then w ill-be no e. % Harry Hobson of State Hyrnes and the Purin Cllntork Company of Minnesota attend the game a* possible to In Chicago, the Senate Re­ plane near • Gander, N r« d e l e g a t i o n representing the support Maneger Ed* levy's fl iti,tenmi n .'.I fdJ fe .l' of paving to cbamiia" . of the safety control were busy this morning giving publican lender, Senator Robert foundland. Some of the III thU fH ght to capture Hie series United States. Mr. Truman em­ •\w .ear Of the main holding, committee. Who urged that safetha City clock at First B lrM l Ah' Tr.ft o f Ohio, said he did not survivors are said to hr In and p tvini' will be extended 'along 'V "ton* be placed at all school phasised that Byrne* consult* Park Avvnuo a thorough " fa r r and w in tfie right to play Iho see Ittiw the President "could do "very bad e*> -lion.", playoff champions of the Georgiathe railway spur adjoining Thlr approaches. , ' with him often and that the anything else." lifting" and ''operation." Kb rids D i(U «. temlli Sjieei. Bid* nre lo ' o The Lion*, also advocated that Secretary of State's move* have New cables secondaries which Bitter word* were apoksn AD o thl* afternoon, offirlsls GANDER A I U P O U T . New- asked for tbe painting of the m. buildings be removed from had hi*' full endorsement. opsra'a th« hands, hammers suJ of the Stanford Merchants As*»sgailtat the President's action by newly eidan-Ori market realaur ll.C Sanford NnVni Air Rtstion cunstlluta the clock are bein? in­ A moot -point cleared up by foundland, Kept. 2 l>, (A l There Harold 1. lekea. W ho like Wat. ant It In expectrd llml lb., new and appointed J. D. McNeill and stalled, according to T, T. Cub* cistion announce.) that mini still Is no definite* Inforrnnti..n n* mark." addition will tm n-tniod Cbff Aides ‘ n* n mmpilttee t« tbe President wai hi* reference lace left tio* cabinet after a resth and Vern Spelts, company •he retail stores In tin* buslfieo* t« future statements on foreign strict will close tomorrow even- t,. the number uf ‘ survivor* in during the Fall nml wiill be contact Chamber of Commerce iltirgrremi'Ut ««tli Mr. Truman. reprtsentativss who ore In charge policy by member* of the execu­ g st 11:00 o’rlock In order tn |>er- the big Belgian airliner winch equipped will, eve »pouting, raid .Manager Kdward Hlggit)* an the tive branch of the government. Said leke* "W a lla c e come* out of operation*. \ * ._ matter A letter to Kay Slaton, He q»*erted that no *uch »tate- of this witii inure credit than The old clock I* rxpecterT tu be mlt personnel i of the firms to crashed In a wildcrne** near Mr. la-hman reach Orlando*by game time Gamlerv Newfoundland. Wednra* In view of the inc.i nnc.I tn.vk srcrrtnry of U»e Jsyccea. npprov lurnts ate to be m a d e winch nte Tronic n " in fine working order by Monday General Manager John Gnnael •lUy l)luriliI1lr. |t ia uijeve.1 H,.t Ing ex,eete,( tin* y«nt. Mi l.eh ing tin' routing of truck* onto Until n sttcceasor to Wallace 1 and will henceforth bo km : in in conflict will, the established operation bv the- company. The 6J the Orlando Renal era -y d this ftv„ to lcv#n p<ra„ n, BI„ ahvo, man ntren'eil the need of wi len French Avenue, win uppruvrd. foreign policy of the United i* chosen, the t’ommerc#'- De- • • Gernoun whan eonlactetl bv 1 Im A sunn meeting with Mon Stater. He xai.l that the *tale- partment will be Ml charge uf clock wa*'*donated to the clty it RanfonJ The Const Guard aay. it has ing and repaving. French Avenue Herald that Orlando number o f year* ago by A. If. been unable to renew communl- aa a fn.ii. to market road, nv r official* from nearby cltlrx (fill inenta would have to b» cleared 11rulers scretary Alfred Schmdltr, officiaU were anticipating a sell Moiee. ■*» -r whicli perhaps’ four million dollar* be licld Friday evening at H)U0 wit), the State Department, who' I* now on t he weat coast.' out and thal It would prpbsbly cations with the rescue crew* at Worth of fruit nml produce will ii 'clock at lint Sanford Country However, Washington ubsarvera be the grealast crowd In the his­ the site of Uio wrecked plana The President laid that ha re­ Club, it was announced try King figure Hie job may g » to OPA tory of the Florida State. League •o far tmiay. Bad visibility ia roll Hits yearNo noun gretted the breaking of a long AdminMrstor Weather edndiUon* iienuilting, Lion Hrnry .Witte. Paul Porter or the area ha* forced the ground­ Borne 4,000 to B.OO o fan. will and pleasant official association Forrestal Becomes probably be on hand for the earn*. ing of additional planes which the I'atricji Fruit Company ,11 luncheon meeting will be held with Wallace, but that he v/as Undarseerelnt y Kchiiuller. Meanwhile in tha Oeorgls-Klorl- were to bo dispatched to the French A v e n u e slid Twelfth Friday. Dean O f Cabinet In Nrw York, the news of the Strtrt will be tbe first of the "Tail Twister" Dick FJ.I.erry sure Wallace would he happier Wnllnco resignation wu* followed da League, Moultrie snd Amrricu* scene. if-h e could present hi* views ax packing I iouhch In the ntea to get bud a busy day and among those WASHINGTON, BepL SO, are cngagrJ In tha final plsvoff by n buying spurt on th* slock A rescue, party from Ft. Mc(AP)— Henry A. Wallace's In that loop, Tha American I'hll*. Andrew reached the plane last Into operation, am) -machinery U fined for wearing necktie* were a private cltlsen. market. After Prrsufont Tru­ Mr. Trunisn's request for W al­ k*partere fram-Uw Commerce leagus champions, are ‘ trailing night. Soon after the plane was being readied fo r operation next W. V. Bitting, Dr. Harry SH*by man** announcement, the ex­ week. The S an fu rd Fruit Compa* and W. R. Connolly, Herald re­ lace'* resignation came aa what change's high speed ticker- fall pepartieeal Uay'ee SocreUry Mocltri* by tyrd f«m «" lo one- reached, however, batteries in ami Market Fruit Company porter. might be called a delayed sur­ ad the Navy Ji m s V. Fee* Last night.' aftav dropping two the rescue party’s portable equip­ ny two minute* behind transactions are expected to be In operation prise. When Wallace first made rcstal tb t - only Hooter cl t■ •tralght to Moultria, the 1’hll* ment burned out, and efforts for nearly, half an hour aa pur­ on or beforeOct. Vj. also the statements In conflict with those captured tha third »*flc* contest are being made today to gad appointed member o f tbe cab* chase oilier, flooded tho rnsrkst. C I'IIM Waits Returna Southward Fruit Company. Esof Bymea, It was expected that by a acora of 8 to 1. Inet. Blocks rallied from f 1.1M) to Id. batteries to tha rescuers, as welt carole and Iman* are expertsd to _To United States he would be asked for his resig­ 00 Since President Truman on* .A n affort waa tnada tmlay by aa any needed supplies. per share ill a recovery from ir * * o * * n , ut, r * i * ata) nation, It later seemed that the tend tbe White Hawse be baa local m#r«hant* to *|k>naor a playyesterday’s lows. matter had been smoothed over by-plajr eommantarv on the game '•*“ ' » M tT T 11 WalU, Jr,, son ether changes! Wallace delivered Ida speech evtr a public, m idp*, system here of Mr. bihI Mr*. J. U. Waits. Rr, by Wallace's promise not, to on foreign policy at New.York's of this city, hn« relumed, to the make any more foreign policy Madison Square Garden on Sept. for Kdward ^ “ stetUnU^jV! but were unable to do to because of the shortage of talaphone equip Dnlteil States’ after a tour of statements-until after th# Pavia Treasury — Fred 12. * ment In Orlando. ^ . duty In Chin*, it was announced Pence Conference. far Hanry “ Wallace declared: “ We ar* rec­ today, Then, today, came th# Truman and Jehn koning with a force that' cannot • Chief Walts U currently aerv* H O LLER,TO VISIT CAN AD A O fficial*. o f tha Junior Cham* ed, muit b, unmarried, between ing at Camp Joseph If. Pendleton, re<}ue*t for Wnilace’a resignation he handled successfully by a gst• — a request which caught the the ages of 1 H and 85 and rauat i t i t»Jr Hollar w<U laava tonight her o f Comment announced today tough-with-Ruiala policy, Gattlng Oceanside,' Calif., Wltfl th* Third tiff B i w y t the organisation will sponsor have •!wen a. resident of Florida Medical Battalion of tha Third Commerce Secretary's personal aboard an Eailam Air Lino pHna tough never brought anything staff by surpriae. They hadn't since Jan. I, 1840. for Quabae, Canada, where .S* a local contwt to m )* cI several hsard a wont about th* ouster real or lasting. The tnughsr we Name, address and the age of Marina Brlgadt. Fraaria ______ , will attend tha top club meeting Sanford girl* to ba entered (if a get. th* tougher the Russians until newsmen * 4 vl*ed them. tk« New York U fa Insurance conteit lo pick Florida'* m i l tha contestant must be attached Past Office — R e Bine* cabinet member* serve will, get.” . voting lady to b« th* JO each photograph and alao per­ A. K. Powers iBBued iny of whleh ha la a local flaaaegaW far Frink at th* pleasure o f tho Chief Wallace also said: "W * have tinent meaauremcnta. • i Bowl Queen, itatlva. Ha will atop In M y ‘ • • -> Building: Perm it Executive, a request /or a resig­ no more business in th* political Tha local judiaa" will choose itograoher*. Raymond, lateriee _ JaUea A. Krwg New Yark a»4 Philadel* nation automatically means that affairs of eastern Europe than ---- .* and WUblldt, ha1 "* from among tha entries several building nermlt has been tha member la out Wallace la Rusal* ha* In th« political af­ Winners and tha Jaycees will lorte-l to India Um issued at the City Hall tn Capt. expected to make a statement fair■ / Latin Amsrica, western forward them to Miami contest tndlrldusla dnd orga triaa In th* itate-4!d* context. A. K. Powers, now on -mllltsry on . the matter later today. . xation* may enter tha Context Europe anj tha United Stataa.” eight by ten |to**y prin From th* photograph*.the Orange duty fn Germany, to erect * WallaCa disclosed that ha had On tha subject of Britain, Walcommitt*. will be abl* to dwelling at Roa* Court at a ateppod down shortly a f t e r lac*-had Utl* to say: "The Brit­ to tbe Junior Chamber the -photogenic qualities of cost of ft),000. Mr*. Out* t. President Truman had broken ish Imperialistic policy In the Con* Limus Ask Traffic R ul e s In School Areas Be Enforced S Jaycees To Sponsor Contest To Select Eintries For Orange Howl Queen 0 _ conlexUnU. The girl will then bo Intanriawad'end , acored on tha hula of Her p«r«>nallty, poise, voice, personal appearance, charac­ ter and bwkground, ■ -w Tha Jaycaea *Jid that no tint­ ed or colored photograph* will be accapted and ’ if all requirements t mat, Iho entry wilt Byrd, mother of CapL Powers, I* directing the details af the building, P. M. Cempbell le con­ tractor. . * . Another recent permit Is thet Issued to T%| Wiliams to erect a seven room hbm* at a*Um*tod costcost of 4lt.000.ofi aSnford Ave­ nue between* Fourteenth Yhd PUteapth Btracts. the new* of tho cabinet shakeup Near East alone — combined at hi* news conference. After a with B u a a l a p retaliation' — telephone conversation vflth the would lead the Unltad - HtaOan President, Waller* addressed a direct to war unless w# hav* letter to him as "Deer Harry,” a clearly defined and rskUatlo and th* latter aal4: our- own. policy "A* you raquaatod, her* N my "•alrfnation. I shall continue to Nctirl Becquerel discovarad re­ light for pt»cv._ l . am sure that dloaclivlty in I M . . • v » “ . 14*. : , * '■ * ---------— -- . ; , s . 1. ., ■* -- . . - k � 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 19, 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/98b7f84e3ae0fa4d12355d09e93d7ae2.pdf 6c6c002a4aa52fb5cccb05e8d649f62f PDF Text Text >r ; . r * I. 7 i"^jnnut: •Riniwra — ■2&m A ’ PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA 2* VWVMp m Teams Play Sixth Tilt Tonight;; " Bisson And Cary Named Hurlers Plans To Care O f V r,.» ■ •{* WEDNESDAY, SEPT. IS, 1946 Mauriello In Six To Make1 23rd Defense Of Heavyweight Title C'oun IIoumI, at ttanfanl, Mglnn.n* I HicHuri U a rva n ta . P lat iB o o k - 4 ■Quarter ef Boulh-east Quarter TH E HTATK HP Kt/HUt*A TO rral al Hanford In tha County ,.f 7 nt II I. K M.. *on ilendar. Hep, , l fc * « 1*4, I Late N. I l l ft. o f E. 44& ft ) OKOntlB KATI.IIP. EAST WIL Hrmlnolr and NUte of Florid.. Oils do ■now for tin, Jllh day of August, a . Ij t/ i»* 11 >1 t I I Block 1 M aeiMtll-r 301b, 1*14; and H Hair Interest In Houlh- » Q N . N E W VtiH K « S W « S K - a8 f ,S K iis r & ,Rl"*hl°, . -Loth I A « Franklin T»rr»rv .plat , imta rill llonk t pi*> Ike. • aait Quarter of gouth-eaal Q iurA sworn hill of cnieplalnt hav­ 1414.. IV P. II BitNDON —• have not been llook a p.,x» Ja ’ • I/** a A It Block 1 Lakv View l*e. W eal o f , rtnad, Medina 14, ing bean filed again*! jpii in >ht •‘ th* J f tspotlight £ K L '5 . ,,C : «night L « in* t Manager f t U rLevy a » . ,needed punch. Clerk of the Circuit Courl lain Mary’Pint Hook I |m |i I. Hern Uat j a j mock* « T l«. le Tbs Township 11 II. I * Past, con­ Circuit Court of the Ninth JwJIdil will probably O. P. IIKHNIHINTown «>f- Hanfurd . taining eighteen acres more or Circuit of Florida In and fi,r Belli,- iHVAi.) they act th« Orlando Sepal ora name Charlie 'Blaaoif'to handle tlarl.-.nd Hpenrer Clerk or Ihr circuit Court less. ' Lot* 4. At J nloek « Ttor id. Th* not* . County In CliafK’ery for dl llollrltor W. down by a. I to 3 count in 11 the mound dutie* for the Seda Hrmlnolr County, Plorldn lo the highest and hast hlAler. al vorrg, for plalutlff Town of Hanford f Ihe short till* of which I tuning*, before ,2,100 fan*, a and wll| probably give him public or private aale. and you are Tornnli 7,er llalCfr ea‘ ^Irurg* l-ot » IJIprk I TIT la Thv Town tcinctJiT coutiT hkal > o* Hi afoul sraby required to file your written flatllff, these prearnre are Ibrru . goodly portion of which were plenty of help In the tilt in caae [*>t ' II KiirniaCl AditKtnn Ptat defense thereto within forty days (ora to mmminii you to be and nn v r r n 'K o p a p p i . ic a t iu s i Snnforditr*, ll t* needed. Should Sanford win after the flral publication o f this pear before the above styled c„ud llook 1 |hi*« Tl ro k TA X IIKKI) The popular Sanford’ Sanfor teflhand the tilt tonight the eerie* will Uronx Beer Baron Is .All tUVt, «f NK't K or lly fltM citation. Hhould you fall therein, Chapter 13147 of 1*1*. •r, Jodie' Howlngton, went the be tiej up at three each. In the N If* ft) HTlton a Town*hlp It •NOTICE lit llKHBtir orvntN. decree w ill be entered In due rmirse al Hanford, Hentlnnle •'oontj', Flo­ rida. on n r l.afore the ;»th criy of Nothing More Than f upon said petition. Houlh llanat ]• Kol. IViat 114n M. Jonra bolder o f Tax route for ’the visitor* 'and limited event that Sanford ahould cop lot I Himk 14 Tier I Thv Town I'.iiir h n la No '1444, laauad • the IV IT X E W S n r hand nnd Ihe aea Bepletnher, A. t> I4»4. other«l» the Senatora to seven scattered 'Innight'a game Jim Schantc! will An A verage Fighter As H lsasM . u a »♦ ** ■ * * ' • ' >•of. Hanford 7lh day of July A. I)., 1430 hat o f said Court al Hanford. Hemlrole a tJecrao Pro Cotrfn..« will be I ,.Jdr V , , — W«4r IstXs traa f „ sr* binglcs aa hi* matca were lash­ pitch tomorrow night against you I."I a 11. II. II. A 17 Work P filed aama In m y otrice and haa County. Florida, thla Ilih day of entered will r. Jrx £.k'r»Vjraw TsMsto- csoisus Thla. riUtlun aunii i be - puMDhxtl August 1 1 1 4 . ing out eight off of the offer^ llurra Vbla ):»!*!<-•. I’lal Hook toad* application far a J a x . daad By PRANK KCK Manager Levy‘a experience In once earh week for four til con­ R. W IVABK 1 a pagan I * T — -----" m On Issued the,eon. Raid cartlfsecutive weeks In The K\nford County Judge ”iL_Sf“.r!i.n' ° n bate running waa the deciding) AI* NrWrafealures Sporia Editor Lot, 11 Ulork t- Buena Vlala K«- Irate embraces I ha follow in g dag atom everywhere— the hill -for .^pW* the Orlaniloana. llrltlf a nearepajier publlahe«l In factor Jn the tilt lait-jivenlag. | MEW YORK—Joe LouU figure* lutra Plat Hook 3 (aa* t A 1. anlhe-it properly In lbs County of First published on August 31th. at Tour hi on Drug Co. ■fianford'a winning run came In The trick that he pulled on•1I «*> ,Uke nare of TUml Mauriello 1114 H onford. ^Heialnola' County. Florida. Lit 1 Illndrrvllt# ■Hrlgtll* I'Ul Htnilnol*. HUta t,f Florida. lo-w||; tMEAt.l W IT N E B H « 1> hnnd nnd o ffic ia l H 'i o f HKH « r NWI4 nr N H U (he X1th frame when two were Domlnguei la "an old a. the hilt*" |£*W« *>* rounrta when the Detroit llook 4 pn*a tj. Had ton I I Township I I Hvulh la,I 7 Ollnledtla llatghls t’Ut out 1<evy drove a single Into in baaeball but thefe are many n°!nl>fr. hh ^rd heavyHang* I t East, 4 Arret. ■ Book 4 pars 11. left- field which wna fielded by who fall in the trap. weight title defense In a scheduled Th* aaaaaameul o f the said p ro­ I.ola II it <• i.oak » tnnmanie Mike Dominguez. I-evy took a 15-roiimi fight In Yankee Btadlum. perly under !h * aalg ra rtlflra ta Plat Book 1 p i(t, to A »I A Third baaeman Oaaie fllorig Wednesday. Kept IS. Issued waa In Ilia name o f C. O, wide torn__ at firat baae and I'lal Hook 4 pagra It A .»». S II 4 ft Of tail I Work 11 Tilt tlliehelL I arrived at thla conclusion- after Domlngucx threw the ball to waa a big factor in the victory I'rtlrs* said reM lflcata shall ba T The Town of Hanroirl. firtt In an attempt to catch him laat evening a* he led the Feda examining Louts' almost perfect Ini 147 Plnahural Phil Hook I redeemed acwrntlng lo law . the off firat- Levy trotted down to at the plate with_ two hit* *" record, rn the 22 previous title pioperty deaerlbad therein w ill ba p»m 7 1 . lo the highest bidder al the second Vnd'^waa M nijlM M '*lih ‘ h^* *'/«• !!& P w j M battles he has been forced, to use I-ola r. I, '4. i, A * tllk !t I'hulu- mid i.airt lious* door on Ihe flra l Mon the verb loosely, to go 143 rpumUr ’ dta the vlctorlou* tally a» Byrun ‘wo I’lAa Hook 1 paa* 31. 5 A R T IC L E S F O R SALE 0 WORK W ANTED In the monltv o f October, 1*4*. Sharpe flapped * alngle • into ‘'•be hanged o u t * triple and A' simple case of division showf W »3 BTra „f HW, of NW'( t,f day FO R RENT ithlrh Is Ihe 7th day o f October, r une. HB'i Hacllan 1 '|4,wn»hl| / 3 1 Itoatfi that the Negro * opponents last an “ ' hall game, drove in a pair „f I center. That waa the hall game, , 1414. 3-PIECK bedroom • fumitueo —* FOR reliable nnd thoroughly ex­ Itnnaa 14 Kaal. * this tth day of Heptember, ROOM for rent, 1114 Park, phune It le likely that Madjeakl will; The two teamn return to San- average dx rounds. wardrobe trunk, battery radio, perienced painter call CD7. HSs or N W , of M V , Had on |J 14D.ilrd 1 4 . And Taml,' the .Bronx Beer rend Scott Cary to the hill for'ford In the alatb game of the 1I4-W. »' . . . T 31 H K aa “ o■w p a h ln Jo Houlli " Ita n * a H W oil Cooking Move, wood lee a P. HERNDON Baron, 1 * nothing more than an ---- of-----43 1/3 of HW‘i ISK't Keettol Hartloii the Senatora In an attempt to current aerie*, (lame time I* box, etc., reasonable. D. E. MlDDLE-afc married man wiihr* Clark Circuit Courl I* Township 7* Houlh lladgu M to connect with good real e f t complete the ' aerlea tonight, |8:16. Come early end get a good avprege fighter and a mediocre Hemlnnle County, Florida FURNISHED room w- 807 Mag­ Analey, 7 mile* W. first St., Cast. boxer. True he haa never been nolia Artnus. late buxines*. Have met public, eomethlng that the Senator* aeat. ___ _______ KH of HE** of NE>» Haction tt ItUflrlnl Clark’s Meal) RL 1, Box 1.42-W. knocked out. but Mauriello haa have goo<f 'character, teferTuwnshlp |4 South Rangf ' 31 IN TDK COUNTY JIIDCU7H COURT. FURNISHED room. 408 Vi French been very careful of hla ring op4U'ai. •ncc. Hoi ,24,' ,21,' ic/o Herald. LAIDOE WOOD oy’ coal circulat­ ponenla. - H aeema he never has Wto Of HKS of SEN. Sect. I* S D H M I I . K C O H N T T . H T A T K 4)F Aea. ing heater, excellent condition. >-1.4sill DA. IN PROBATE, Tonnablp 14 M. IImiim* II K>, foimght anyone with a knockout 11 tO A N S ~“ t.id.Oo. Man's bicycle, excellent IN ItKj THE. KWTATE 4IF Lola 11 11 14 IT I* 14 3» 7f. II pUni'h. IN S ID E S P O R T S R E P O R T condition, I3G.Q0, 102) Elm., I’ll. A 31 l<> 31 Illork t Highland Park IJI.AI’VH A. 11,1WE ItH, 2 W A N T E D T O RENT Dacca >ed 'I have *eim_ Mauriello groggy Pint llook I page 7» these \VI> 4 • •• ny A n n nm b e c k w it h , jr. 1116, > CITAT1IIX l.OANK MADE ft of l-ols 13 13 * I* to" 11), from blows to'the head and Jaw' T H E ' STATE 1)4* K M H IIH A lo : FROM lit) TO 8309 Uits I 3 A I tlee# Wlr » fl» against the much tighter Bruce house or .part' ; *-L E CT U O L U X ref(igcratcr Janet C . Millie. *734 W e d g e w o o d FURNISHED litock » Hlghtgnd Park Plat Book strict privacy; fsgl service Woodcock of England and agalnat I’lMce, R oily wcmh I, . t 'a lir o in lA , m.nt, preferably 2 bedroom*.1 F« « “ s with "> '• There eppeara to be tome dla- tangle today and expressed 4 m*** 33. _ FLORIDA LOAN CO. c o lrlro C. m ice, l o l l Mo. F l o w l r afternoon, Saturday or Sunday. Lee time’* lackadaisical left "Jabs Lots 7 -to I* Flgnklln TsiTare HHire . Call It/ A. Shryoek at phone cumIoii among the big wig* con |>eraonnl view* in the cnae* in d, I n i A n g e le s . C a lif o r n ia . 102 Sanford- Avenue But hr never yet haa taken a Joe G.. L. Oitr, lit. 2U3 South of I'lal H ook I page 7 3 . 0134. which top flight football alar* I.ydta C . H annan, 4444 H e a b ol II earning a atatement In our tail Ji Iteck'g Addition I’lal llook Lout* punch, and I don’t mean Geneva. Street. Ilelm lt 4, M ic h ig a n . N e t had realgned their appointment* aolumn night before laat. IJOKKOW HERK WHERE # 3 page 141. ihgt new nods pop Joe to npcmsor­ THD by veteran, hoiAc or t'e C rulcH sh ank. 4TI4 w t o x s w o v d WjUT] I.ota 37 A It Meet'# Addition PUt We elated that in the Flor­ to the Naval Academy nnd to ing. PRIVACY IS RESPEC1 ED COMPLETE fly rod fishing butfit. I'taca, H o lly w o o d , C a lif o r n ia : M >at art m erit unfurnished "(cod. llook 3 png* 1 *1 . ^ ida Stale l-r«gue I{r .tram Weal Point. M ildred Ju.tl, 114 llr u a d w a y Joseph .Kampf, lit. 1,'Box 7U-W, YOUR natuial desire for privacy pie) call Roy Johnson, MonteInin 3| A 34 Beck's Addition Plat Louis probably .will ion* it num ^ ____ ___________ Jsi * Street. Orlando. F lo rid a , A i m e d * msnsrfr ha* the right lo In money (hatter* lg atrie^ tty Vaughn told newsmen that brr o( goort punched al TurnPa inkl■ 1-nke Monro*, ; , . 14,-ok I pauk t«t iuma Hotel. ' D urrh , *11 F r a n k lin A v e n u e. A m . Hunt ton a deeieiuQ by an urn. mpected' here. Frlaud*. and Ie>ls I to 3 a Block 4 Palm Tefhe waa speaking a* a ’ jncctlon, II make* a wonderful > rnce Plat It,oik I pakea <1 A *3 beret. Ohio; C o lin I'ru lrk o h a n k , HUMUS—limited au|ipiy. 11:25 per plre, We will go even one relaliVla are not eueitlonHI dtlarn when he exprnued th* *(mryiot 17 C h a f le * H ir e d . N e w Y o rk , N e w 3 R E A L E S T A T E FO R SALE . bag. J. E. Lloyd, Ilox it)I, Sanhole I lo 10 Block 4 Palm Ter­ about your credit. Your em­ -■ klep -mere - and aiy that the Y ork : W in ifre d C. Scott. 414 opinion •lit*! nu all*mpf*la het .. ___ , , . race I’lal H ook 4 p**^» *3 A **ford. Htreel. T o ro n to , ’ C a n a d u , A GOOD investment—two house*,, ployer or . bustncea aasocUle* ptoytr lnvolr*d aUo baa the Ing made to persuade draft rhanciTm °inn ^ ^ r I.ola II to II Illork * Palm Try­ . CDlinton r liu n ca n M e K w a ji, 144 >7aat ' will not hear of yotxr person*) sts itIt AA »*. 41. ' right to enter the discussion. board*.'Its induct the playem. . miration ht^w1' rmf" Flat llook « paths C en tra l A tan u e. 4)rln n d », F lo r id a , . lire In one and rent the other. HARIIKCU.H GRILLS Vaughn aalil he. entered the IJ*1 d"P»tlon point blank to-, |^lt, M t> * u nloek t Mat fay affairs. Ther* Is ao- cause for At a meeting of the league Phone 1141. snd a ll other iw ra o n a ro n re rtird : RAIN COATS embarrassment. I i.u a re h e re o y p o llfle d th at director* held In DeLnud Some- I,. i s : ! . r s: . . 1frame In“a 5 . -sofa ' .......... * I >pugr a I “ * “ x l-etltlon MAIN HATS I’ la l Book ,, . . large soft *i die liaa been rile d In Ih r a b o v e 10 ACRE nga grove. Hdwnnl j Reasonable credit require menu time in May or the firat part many letter* from mother* whol tail 4 l.ltw k II M a y fa ir .Plat Book •tiled C ourt, by l ie d r a v 47 I ’ r u lc k . prook Oolf and ’Country SHOWER CURTAINS No co-maker* on money loans. of June, anil presided over hp wantctl i” know why their imy» Club which he alnce hSi deserted ' 3 im gcs 34 A 43 A I’lal Hook 4 .ban k a n d .fTdwartl It, -H Ile r. aa HILL HARDWARE CO. A NICE cute little ingslow. Kd! Variable payment plans. ft t»nKi its Prcatdent At Comha, the dircc- wire lirliu- drafted while certni'i became 'Uie fresh atr via* too E ie e tilo ra *,f the lorst W i l l and 301 East First St. I ait 3 Illork 11 M ayfair J i l l T o l n t r s n t o f Ilia it > H A . J lo w e rs , ward F. Lane. FAMILY LOAN CO. , tore voted to allow the manager football player* were not- 11“ much" Hook 3 |Wge* l l A i l ’ A P ig* j o i a i s i V p ia y ln g fo e a u th ority to ' Florida Rank Bldg. Phont 1* and the player invotvrd to enter addcl: "My reply w h , and ‘ b“ SPECIAL Hook 4 p a g a “ » l ->il and convey th e fo llo w in g d e - 5-ROOM bungalow doseSfo school. dUcdaainn over n tiorialon that la’ta 1 A 3 A of ’Lola s ® e. idied Iota, piece* nnd .p a rc e ls of 20 GAL. TRASH CANS $3.78 12 S P E C IA L SERVICES Real bargain. Edward V. I.»nr. .‘1::, Iw'“ * t o 3 L S fE -n a s * A wH „f l“’l * W’”J< l Tier ml KllUitte In H#»ft|tr»ii|4k iViUftljr, an arbiter might make. iraft VEGETA ItLb BINS Sj.Jj & Ir.u'i they certainty looked like ....... m( *. Tha f»*n of HanforB FI k i IiI a , b *lo n *lfiK . M ill r « U I « { FIVE In a directive dated July 20, dodgers. Here they have spent ___ , —-----adjoining -- ----lota, ..'ach 00 HANFtsRD HARDWARE CU All Block I* Chapman A Tinker SIGNS Thai'* where Mr. Mauriello I* 1948 League 1‘rrnldrnt t omb* two or three year* licing educate 1 Et feet wide.’ . .Excellent neighbor­ * 210 East Fir*: St. Addition Plat Hook |.pgg**T*Vrle East III fl.~wf rhnrlh-weat Show cants and posters wrong Louis doesn't have to Ogbt l-ola • A I* |ll”ck lu Tier J * A. hood. Priced reasonable. Mr*. at government expense, -where elated that in the earn! O—DEE'S SIGN SERVICE CAST iron wood and coal cir­ C. Marlin'* Addlllon. Plsl Book H player thought hr had a. pro- they were dtaft exempt. Now, him or nnyoiir. AH Mr. Louto has Short, phono Co. 45%. 0. D. Lamlceu. Phone J021 lo do ts punch: And ho'a tnamlng culating heater, 3D) W. ilrd. leal only the player In­ when the »h«f>Mng l* over, the*’ . G » « 'M * 51 Block 1 Flral very rapidly. : REAL ESTATE W A N T E D FLOOR SANDING volved and the tram manager resign. Doerti't it look as If SMALL air cycled gasoline en­ ahould state ,afe It, lh„ only reason that they ever gine suitable for lawn mower nnd finishing. Cleaning end wax­ WE NEED LISTINGS, of_F*rm*,J New floor* aurfaegfPtd perThla ruling ehuuli! Iks auffle. Went.to Annapolis o r«J fe*t I oint i-hapiei i » i , Fb>ttMyers.. 311 E, ing. Horn**, me*. Grove* and Buiine»»j “!!,jbl^ cle(n, fortiori. Old floor* made Uka new. * (tiil rrnunda fur i-evy to hav* iti tht! Ural place wfls to avoid .),, matatc*. m l mntnded. the 417-J. Proi onerty. W. R. wnilsma, j' ‘„ n d_ ^ I honf. iJ Ci|U npprtiaeh*d Cofer during tha the draft? IThcae liny*, If they I f'dfiwind drarrllwd land in Heioiii. N O W IN S T O C K Rea alW. Torn Aiaoclate. COOD GOOD used clothing elothin jffaitor, rom Dolt. Bolt AWctiii, for saleH. M. GlrKARON frarus at the local paik laat art* drafted, should go whenever j ,‘,1' *. r-|..ri* . » pi i„. offrr. Silex Coffwemaker* I h - I - number m . m L r rnmrg .up.‘ 1 ■ .and . . I n«t h r u l » » l . I « k lle w l r f ) lo r the Phone 1120, 415 Atlantic Bank* coats, shoes, dresses. Call ItIJ-J. _ Lake Mary, FI*. F'riday night. r1 Ihelr I ilg t o d and l,r - 1 e arh 1,1,1. at Ihe ------— -------------------------------Illdg. . | Schick Electric Rasora tt IlliF’H Altman five minutes Is’fere.' I 'cerlAtn- I nf 'I h e mi ft i*l* C oun ty ---------------TUXEDO FEEDS RENT A CAR .The following latter- »n* re­ ly rlon't think thitt drsfl hnanl* Nufonc D oor Chime* AD SA S k LE IC < 8 A R T IC L E S FOR complete line! YOU DRIVE IT ceived yesterday from ffrti All- shouM act in the spirit of revenge. Sherrill Auto Compact HUNT8.TUXKDO PHONE 709 .man, aporta commentator for the • Samptdn Wrenchea FEED .STORE STRICKLAND-.MORRISON ‘ Elect rk Toaster*, 34.39 State, and ‘University radio at*" DRIVE.IT. INC. Spalding Football* H. B. POPE CO., INC. lien, tt'HUF at (ialnesvllle. TUXEDO ( KEDS—complete line. *Tfe lust relumed from New G allon C a t Cent Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store. DODGE - PLYMOUTH Hava your portrait Uken at adHri^wWtr^sf _k.»4„k. f*).Ur wkk York uhere during h r via* I PARTS AND SERVICE Simonix N1CHOL--------------LIpM CapsAsi. Amfm kina ks IsILLS STUDIO Legal Notice 'had a good, hull araalon with OUTBOARD motor boat-fcr ;sale/ *rtAsst« sn ifc<e<r —,u „Wy 109 Palmetto Air. Phone 1011^, 220‘ Mstaeh Bldg.. Phtma 115$ Johnoon . Products J «q U|q tsbsf. Uss asp l. A»ww4 ,:«*4 Barber. f*Th# Red" was —>16 *ft---century- trull and .42 Children a specialty Duco ‘very- interested Jn hearing Ihe ‘ RlC epplltnee repairs — hor*e Johnson motor. "fJool x o rirg * •-Igtrnt Hanford n*wg (aa Ft# ■ ^fufuu/ C A P U D I N E repair washing machines, Tarpaulins condition. Ill) Sanford Avo., PHOTOGRAPHS Hanford, Vbirlda. H*ptrinber lt*lh garnered ll from the’ Herald) vacuum rleanera, fans, mixers, Phono 10W. Here /our BEST photograph iat*. i DUh Soft /or H E A D A C H E sewing machines, Trotter Ap­ and aafceiJ na to say hello to •made at NOTICE !H 11Eft Ell V ill VEN Luggage pliance Service, 304 W. Second alt hla old friend* down ' San­ THE RAYMOND STUDIO A R TIC LES W A N T L D Bicycle Lights fit., Phone 10C4-J. B 8lata Bank .Bldg^-PH. I0B3/ 6 ford wajTr I can thlnh of no (totter. way of doing it than Bicycle Speedometers developed, Floor Mat* Avallabl* thru yot|. Red Is doing a ler !l ’LL" BUY your car regardless SNAPSHOTS—printed, W A TC H FOR enlarged. We anpy old photo* f'F,,,NOLB TIRE SHOP rifle job right now with hla of ag* or condition, Roy Reel, graph*. ' T O Y S * *. play.b;.play brnaJraata of Ihr 308 W. 2nd St. Papular Beat Coven NtCIIOl.LS STUDIO Broehlyn Dodgtr*1 home games Famous Horemxnn Doll* from (uncitonil ptrlodle polo SHMINC (OLE TIRE SHOP O PE N IN G FLORENCE (tore, 3 or 4 burner, 220 M*iich Bldg., Phone 1159 and hla administrative duties Erector Sot* wanted in good condition. No ELiFCTRIC' appliance repairs—V at sports director-for (’. II. H. 'v MIRACLE BLOCKS IB f B S 2 S S Microscope Sot oven. Address Mr*. K. M. W„ j “Guea* l'|| bo-feeing yoij Ml we .repair washing machine*, FOR your hom*—Superior workftrslas* fsasUMMlasns Bax 3, c /o Herald: NEW Si* a-Iraki. It sksat** Dolt Carriage aom# of the, Univeirlty football msnshlp weather resistant, high vamim rleanera, fan*, mixer*. , 1•■ ’ * ■ game. I think Florid* i* going Trrtier Appliance Service, 304 strength, termlu proof. • Mir­ 7 Pete, Livestock, Supplies Doll Houao to Rurprise. »omr of the exiierU W. 2nd SU Phone 1004-J, acle Concrete Co., 300 Elm *. Doll Baailnett R feS T A U R A N T (hi* ye*r.” Are. - ,’W I BUY cuw*. calve*, yearlings. Rubber Dolls 13 N O TICE S— P E R S O N A L Flayer Row Phone U. W. Lord. 788-W. — — . ..i to — -------------CONCRETE **wer pipe—Septic W agon s • Bicycle* Major' Oencrat Harry Vaughn, SKMINQLB TIKE SHOP tanks, fane* peat, grease trap*, who i* Itocairlent Trumuv'i mili­ Roy Johnson COCKER SPANIEL PUPS Mail* 201-North Park tary aid*, watered the football benches, flower pots. Miracle A.K.G. registered. Phone* County Desk and Chair S«ts Telephone 37 Concrete Co., 809 Elm Ave. 2702. lusbands! Wives? (ant new Pep and Vim? - ■ 4 4- f ' I * How women and girls may get wanted relief CARDJJI Gama* • Books Lionel Trains Paint Seta - Biear* Doga * High Chair* Stroller* * Trucks Tractors • rush Toy* SPO R TIN G GOODS GRITS and meal—-ground froth POINTERS —- fin* blooded stock, NOW reafty ta grind ev*ry Mon. day morning — Your corn.ft 3 month* old. Phone lJtk every Monday from snowflake grit*, meal, corn A cob or corn. Can be bought at Gard­ GOOD work hone about 1100 shuck*, .etc, for feed. J. W. ner's Store, Lake Monroe. 10 pound*. W. D.- Bumhaluugh. BeU, Lake Monroe, Phone 16. jb. beg. $1.00. Inquire WJtoon Corner. CODENHAGAN cabbage plants YOUNO cow for aale, 3rd calf. PHONOGRAPHS for rant*— for parties, dances, entertainment.. now ready. Phone 705-M. Fresh OoL Ut. Oenjel, 335U0 J. V. With Flth or without record*. The Martin, Ru a, Bex *<W. Music Box, ,111 W. Firat BL, IMITATION leather*1 . In most Phone 863. . color* and lasge aelfctlMi of quick sale on* nke brood * good uphototery fabric*. Robert FOR sow. Weliht around sso tt>> W A N T K D t r a n * , .. . _ irom __ -S. Brawn, 1911 N. Orange Hr* J. p. Riser, "fld ef Spring*, 70S Palmetto Ave. to dq. Bldg. - Ave., Orlando. Fla. RL S. 14th A- A. Orlando. Mr*.w-> Eunlca B. H<j n. SKHELP W AN TED TWO year-old field grown everHUSBANDS! WIVES! " varieties. Over $0 WANT PKPT GIRL, for ’ soda fountain at L*n- ^ Free catalog . ay*a J)rng “ •jrte Stera. Part Dm* or Thousand* of couplts weak, Rose* hi 'color. Order now. full worn-out, exhausted kolely beTI-TKX ROSE NURSnttl eau*j body lock* Iren, get n*w Box 982, Tyler,' FULL thq# dark wanted. Apply ~1“ vitality taking 0«trex Tabltt*. Trial alxe only 86c. At ell druggist*—In SenAMBITIOUS mother* who need ford, at Touebton Drug Co. ts earn mong)f but can only ___________________ S & ’ f t ‘1S ?«r.A, X i S »« u w r a rouNP and wUta Cocker _ 838. Reward. pony with call 1031 AUTOS FOITSALEr ----------E for tala. Sea after497H W. l*t • - - *■11 ■• ■• ■ . .■ i - j? *• .... ' • . ===./ - ,-w ‘ . . . ’’ ■ -1 �•u , > p » » -■> ,.rcfflsar i t m i 1 •»JlVStk3#,ii- ~»a ■>, » - J ’~ THE *•!■ U n l!f T b « » ' la Strength— • T i h rili l to* M n , Cloudy with -occasional rain this af­ ternoon, tonight and Friday. of the Wnrtoi * • Praaila the h a p w W EATHFR * f America, Ta r ie d M Prosperity far SanfenL m AN INDEPENDENT DAILY . VOLUME XXXVII Eatabllahed 1908. U. S. Defends « Trieste Plan Of Ministers . T •• i NEW SPAPEK S A N F O R D , F LO R ID A , T H U R S D A Y , SEPT. 19, 1946 Renews Plea For European Led By Germany, France ‘Ike* Attends Mother’s Funeral . ______ jiffefi Bloc Told Agreement - On Free State And Italo-Yugoslav Bor^ der Unified Decision * PARIS, Sept. 19, (/P) — The United States today in­ formed the Slpvic bloc of nations that the four-power agreement on Trieste and the Italo-YugoaUv frontier was a single unified decision. The American ambassador to Italy, James Dunn, flatly frfilso told the Italian P o lit i­ NO. 260 Associated Press Leased W ire Proposed French Constitution Hit By Gen. DeGaulle Sanford Model Airplane Club Snyp Adoption Would Place Country In Danger Of Anarchy I’ AIMS, Srpt, 1u,. (A*) —general j Charles Dilluull spoke out .to­ day . ajuinst. the proposed now French constitution. He declared that. i '» adoption would pat France in ‘ danger o f anarchy or dictatorship. The war lime leadSf of the Free French nude thia charge i-i n statement imued to enrreepth* dents, II- .tud the new constitu­ tion fa in reality tin- rnme-sa the one njcctc I b ) the "French peo|dt Inst May despite cer.uin chatters. DeCmllli said the ronstiugnp piovidea -m> chief of stale\who runlly is n chief, and no m il orgsnixntiitu o f the French union. s- • ACCOMPANIIO BY HIS Wlf*. denere! Dwight D. Elsenhower leave* his(irncral IM'nullr resigned last] • boyhood home In Abilene, Ken., shortly before pallbearers followed with January na interim Presidint of ^liriilx Of niodrt airplanes were mVdr Sunday after irnon by the atm'ie members of the Sanford Mndrl ■ the body of his Ht-yesr-oid mother, fdember* of EUenhowePa family France. He has remained In *’ir- Airnhur ( How thd general from the house. ’ , ( fafcntallonal Sound photo) tunl imh'iral retirement sine®] exhibitions at the Sanford Munlrlpal Airport before a Ur*v gathrring of aprrlalors^ The tiny (.colin'llien. hul tinlay hr indiiated -he motor* on the plants are llntitl tp run 15 wromtv llirn the plant jlUIr* to its Uniting Winner* of the will support r iTulidiites in the mrrt liavp not yft Itrrn aniimiiir rid, fnmific cirri »r it witif mi ret* with] g— ---------------- -—-—— , ------ --- .-■ ■——— --------——-----— ■ ------- — — —— ■ him i*n tin* cmi.llltltiot'il issue. Di-GuiiUe soul in hopes !hc Says Retribution For (iermany Must'End After Nazi Crimi­ nals Are Punished ZURICH, Switzerland, Sept- 19, til')— Untilin'* for* nicr i'rtmo Minister, Winston Churchill, today renewed his plea.for a United State* o f Europe, - a federation which would ho led by Era nee and (Icminny. Speaking in Enrich. Swit­ zerland, Churchill said there cal Commission that the two f i i n l la- ifn cud tu' retribution mattsrs would stand together or fur i ,’crnmny mice "the' Naxi criin- ‘ not st all. 1 ilia! i me punished and t ho Dunn apoka during s discus, Iteirh i, ilrpnvnl of tile power alon f f the boundaries o f the to tn.iki; , wai. , * propoMd free territory. 8!»v liit* f-rfinr itr ett-It trader rcdelegates went' these restricted f cm id to a partnership betweento the d ig of Trieste proper, F‘ranee and tioringfiy w h ic h but South Africa proposed that would develop inin a regional the boundaries be - enlarged iiigniiir.iliun within the. United southward along the Tstrisn Noli nil.,. ||t- >ai,i thru: ia no coast. leaSto, wliy I Ida should conflict The A m e r i c a n ambassador with the w-ir},( iirganiiation. stated th a t' when the Foreign fim r .■ImIIN only -prrifir men* Ministers , decided to cede . all 11on f ii» ,lii , aiuc— whvil ho territory east of the French line Hf Hail', rbt' Blitto Yugoalavin, they also riccidcd M i Vt *riiftiimv%tMli|i of NutionSg upon the creation of an interinlirHl v A Ml*.1Hit illlti, I trust, national tone aS*'TfTeste. Dunn Sum St»t ii't It,,., tit* IHIIM ito* tho emphasised that the matter was fn. 41.1 ....1 , P*»II *•? 1 l.f tilt> new fll» all one decision, one agreement. ........ a-L. jin t ♦li.impio n its He farther Informed the com­ ind -him mission that the American agree, i It *i i i ti » I t . Pin|ihtiAii^d that ment Included the creation of n I!»«-• ** * m hiA nr* i rvivat nf Hut A truly free state of Trieate. He ■ nntliin w ill M'i--<’ t th e c .iitx lH u » *jm a jiintiyilly great Padded th a t. the United Stales; tnin i-v*'ii t h o iu h |t<ai w*. Id nSeon ruling a iptt itii.ilJ y great agreement to one part of the1 p u l a g in g the leiii| u iiary g *irn rn «* iffMiny I ht*ti «»» a flnah #of program was contingent on the] mtnt. hi * fiiitnl rhi'toiu. llu* fur met acceptance o f ail parts of the I * * PfiMi** Mtii; tl«’! gave OiIh des* decision. - • > S'Mptlnli Ilf wide »>f KuJMM SM KM. MpiIt*. i/|*i A Canadian , . representative,, r ” A va;*t, .^uiventti; iiimm The all Jp% % i«h ntv **f l»*l Aviv ttrdoke flexion, told the com. lias ftifnin thvif.iI «»f f **r mr >»**p«L 111j 11k f y» tjj f v wo ni mission that his delegation would bjh it fir ti lii i i IiIh' i i whu'li. t* nml U’ Wildi'd'ti • human Ktdhga support the 8 * l h African pro­ **n l In* i ti in*- *if iltelr cilie* Indit-vi* uii-. taint'd in t 1*> ntFiii posal to enlarge the free sona ftinf sraii tho flifttk Imi. mn for I k’ M nf I hr* Ifrnnht tin-h‘iitr«*»intl Of Trieste to Include‘ Italian in ifiiitlmt it«tt, Irtruit /kilt l.minit the ftpproa* h **f -onto nrw p\»rU, N E W YORK, Sept. IB, « ■ )!SIIAN O IIAI, S«pt. lUt (/V)— ; - _____ / communities ' along the latrlan t yi -tit115 . ..i ti'iror. Among the A ijrmip •*f fiv* atninl , rl, r high -, ho„| lOeoist. Clanton said that Canada Pricoa in Urn >itnck, market la- p v r.hlm-.-si ,omn--.n‘ . nee •*.' v'M-if-,, (}n-ii< 1 - A Label of rauirtf the uffai* <«f |»di«1u**| F'lulik t'ui.Hi n f’ Port Orang", another one rtf S>r. Chiui CXI-Lai;. diwlo.tti Itulay r|ri|ll, ef r„)|r|!rP, jf, f „ r. took this stand because It fell day riifffftd Murrft; iiiti•»*i|f ihe vatitfuished a *fiaiiwtid< ’ , It milt'd Th*y ■ lit Id iip th*|isrlnient of F'lnridn lictlim that LLe pap ,UU;i; Is Iho area t M - - . l l far ha ha.f given up pgrtlctpatimi mrr .rlVir„ ,„rM nrr altrndlnp* i'luns vnxedisc isvottl fur n *itil it-j! .iiluin ^ td detpalr.1* ftFill «* ’iiipln\ r * nr|il t* m * •**f h , , . , |erly wldc i li aii, U|V Oampaign m ! new c'minandet. and Hnimr* 5ti*l was predominantly Italian. He eral yeuraV Heavy liquidation put T Tn thn Nanking pcirc negntiathiru. i ||IC K(tllfur . > iotUmird f*htirrhil|; “ That ia ViHStifUinl .School, preparation f..i* <I,,, fifrlttromtng tun, a«.»ut,.lil Stall- adjutMiit, will m pn» kait* »*f tfenif* w«Mth 5im nnn Chmi declared at hi* home '" Ur<Hiding <!' Mrs It. t also reminded the commission the tloker tape behind a* much] all iiiivt th* nnaiu* uurn have , “ **e . tr.ii r •-1 -(.nunat Imhu'a Jitm. ■i Itav, F iila v for t li-mwatri ohi-ia wLit I* Itnil lieen n w 11111jtr » that the area now was Italian a* aeverr-minute* for tho flrat j Shanghi that ho would <•-111rti t.i prinoipAl !!■*! by Ifftfo*!' rdi h ether to Iimrheol. tlu-y an i-ip*li»|.ul in. I ft* I lir I *imfr«| Still-'* fltry will will imltnl,ij111tut«* tin time *inre 11140 nn,| leader* Nanking milv If Gem >aftv*imo rmcip*1, I he aihiml ha, born Chn.iil--. of « gnd not Yugoslav territory. 1’nlirc lifttnVF HiVTtaiid i vitii |n*-* ns itmI |u* ading hiivor far - tti! lit i rut t tumbled I to 8 points to new Ch.ln, K.I-SI..I M B r.l l.. > - j" "|U ' ' S i lii-U..',- ""H .'.'.m .lS ' ...... ......mill " ' mrnilit rpt r f nit liidri^mtin l Jn,| V\, ' ' i nit* i-d, bni for ihe iiii'Hi'O irtmri mrmbpruhip, low* for the past 18 month* fart ihai I hi* grea t, republic giim/nUuh Mr 31 11**i> iihtiminrnl • (hir* murn> niifanlintfnii vUtii'li i»* -*r« kmu t«< or longer. which i*. made up ieplrniah futul*. I In* imdiii' tieroiih the Afltutlir tjvnm hits at The trend waa moderately George Mnnhall and government On SuMirday evening they ill tm llrd the. ttnJcigrtjuud!»~.*»»i l*‘ngUi leatiied that (be ruin or downward from the atari In ac­ and itf Hurupo ban in* ,d communlat represent*. Ivc*. 1 m 7b*V i • 1 ^ “^ - S S h e ? 1 n^rangch!cnu'‘ ^ tive dealing*. i. In an exclu sive,,U tar«u :w w «IO „, which 'M r * ; U a lU L t e T m p lr i" for Transfer* were in the neigh­ Griham for the S u1»Jik,I« iiiught ,jn* Krani. borhood' ‘ o f 3,00(1,000 iiham, rrtiti, Chou described thei Nank-f ----elude Grrgg — - « g shorthand, typing *omr among the largcwt of the month. ing negotiation* ua *en*i-lc** Hoi nnd commercial.. Kngluh. Mr K«* Ifttt »7Ttrd prior to till* M»hJai ••venilig they will at F>er »ine® ha nerved aa a Prominent .rgaualtie* included -iharard ih *L they wet., du.igi.o4; Marweli liulnirt* ill h,...kkreplng ar*»f limn iti Ihn nrra Tiiih ptt a! a meeting of the Hills to camouflage the true civil wort a„d mwlern .-.'fire filing m .umi nalor. technician ta l&ldle Rickeubfick- Norfolk & Western, Rant* Fc. *1 fur it u.niid rondi H CkpCf ♦•1 lo tiecu IM Krai.. 1 •'lily Post. _ __ rile .,1 on t. I'll I otily er'a fatnoo* " B i t in the Iting” Union Pacific, U. S. Steel, Uelh- situation and black out the truth! *. M. i •*l| know m |lh.,1 i.tirpMM' it'tio, will, I. „ ... -tale na­ 04th aixo aquadron during WoriJ lehrm, (’ hry*lcr. General Motor*, from lioth the Amcri.nn stnl * * ■ » , - . -Ld*11* - l.HIt4> |«Ult tli.-v FM ahli .», *1 f„r bis |*hlWPAt fin | i it to ,.i. iii jpiii^^ii'*" ..iy Hi, > in tlm hand. ..i A H B l i t O llC M l l H T War I. FMxon CJoit of Geneva haa U. ,S. Huhlter, Montgomery Want, Chinese public*. lli.il il.in u M, h we hnoyv »d l never plan a |«r npcmsoring a .i miigi Mift find pntei tiiifif r tin ! ) Imvi- fonnil cvidrnr|. r. Chou further tolej the vrtrrati * . wanted to aolo in a plane. Ye*ter- Douglas Aircraft, Kastman Ko­ regntt tw* li.l ,1 ,-nrly fit'll wilful' g n1at tiusinmi i* srlltiu' (« ., iin.li rground mg-,ni*n*i<m o -e ii except to Ihe i,iu.e of r (W 111 year fm fli ja y he reaiited that ambition dak, Du Pont, Allied Chemical, A P China corrcppondeni that A ( ' ( ' O l i n i P n I*.., ii shaking dn«n !r«i..li ti.'hi nod fiu-deiu," Churchill tin liniinrve „ f {niivid ■n.in .'nil'*', villi leav,* fn 1 UI 111 mg euii* iMiiiiiiiiit Kenecott, American United State* policy In Chinn had hen he made a lolo flight In a Anaconda, imtiniml Ixigion tvmvmUon at I Im-itliaiil* with ditt'innd* fm con-, thxliUeil. “ Ilul iL iimy - well ho for the rxIpar. Cub plana after receiving Telephone and Standard Oil of resulteil in a military nititatum Ihis.noiul peetc. tilurisls ii* well « « the! Him -Fianviswr on • Tuesday. Mr, *f 'l,!ltion:!, One'police off it ,’ r said j ■hul m » ■'' ' which had grown Into a nation* atrcction at'Tha'8ahford School New Jersey. ___ COU!llW«jJ countjCuJ'itisen*. President Jack I Mellop will roturrt to stale "tu«d- tlmt the! latest •raid today nttslil ] Ogcttcy o f destruction will' oo wide civil war. % ’ Aviation. Itallgun naiil that tbd board of J quartera here. • He lias reemlly j hive bum polled Insnue the whloaprrail and the catnstropha Resumption o f the downfall, communiit Itader added TI d i r e c t o r * w o u l d d i s c u s * t h e m a u .:t rr , n t * , l a n a p a r t m e n t a t M 2.............. W e * : i P - d i ' l u d d iiiin n n d * r o m i m o y l,.,d f o l l o w i n g it* u » e b y s e v e r a l w a r market analysta said, waa - due > The Whlla fighting in Fanca during ____ __ ______ _____ _ An explosion rocked a coni min, * e *in *to -* hi* forrea woufd fight on l ref i i . u l* ti, g iv tie t e r r o r is t , litiif fiHtiutift vvHI nut only lirtnic ter ami appoint a committed to S,con.| .Street, tha flrat World ltfar, Mr. Colt to persistence ‘ o f the belief of that V•• i»i anil all tint «»• call civillrigardicM o f th* amount of help f I" McCoy tralay. One and .... | d e in in d fo r m on ey many, customers “ that a bear begin making plan, for the ?e waa Iniurtd in a hr mb aiploaion zntuifi, but n»«v |M* *l»ly tlisinte* given Chaing by the United half hour* after Ihe exph-.m,,. market wa* under way, that la­ and 1o*‘. tha tight of Jtia right l: i ni*- *iht* wttrfil it*, Hf ' Slat*.. He aim declared that all hul one nf the HO men «. “ " h ,h* ...... . " " rBr‘ bor dispute* were clouding in­ ' aye. Recrntly tha CAA hai rated rent'll!.'.I sump " f III,- nation ally knuwnj I r U I H i i n , B j T I l P S I l o | ( l f ) ( '| K rl 1ga N o V ' 1^) tha Communist* never would *ur-|tha min® had Iven up irwmandoualy on phyalcai. ra- dustry . anil political problem* tender to the government |*»^r»y. 1fur- The mine U owned hoth at home and' abroad tend­ qulremrnta for private and (ind­ __________ ___ *—. I Oreut Valley •Anthracil ent .pilot*, and nd longer con- ing to complicate the economic j Corporation. Outlook. Rond* fell with stock*. aider* tho lot* of an aye or .i G r e e k Reds D c n O U I i e e president of the in limb a* a handicap for thia thrill­ V » fs f * WT I xr* I. {company, R.O. Steven* *ai,| ing apori. Slightly over tha half min.. l M - I" w,*rr discussral briefly t«ry o f Slate James llyrne* held lA r a n m iiir t I> / vu t4 a ik ri B r i t i s h N a v a l V I H l t the men came out of the .... i " nd 1‘rrsldeiit llatignn was in- their fu it converautlnn tmlny V II.A S IA tin Sri.i i1, i.Sin- I j I I I I M I I (111 I U N I I I U I I wantury mark In ‘aga, Mr. Qoil before -.emergency crews a. *_ .... * .... i.* i . i n.-u c... . ..a. b.. /* ...... 1 ,1 *. , ' : alrucled l„ appuinl n cndimlUee since S « rotary of Cuntmcrra util **3ccidrd that if tha youngitera I lirKiutia |,.li I ngr-x fui ATHENS, Graeco. Sept. 19. m r r ' ^ r n f L ^ n t e . , , 1'1 could fly, ao could ha, and pro­ ; l-t to ald-Joe Muss III making final Wallace look a swipe *t United Army perxbnnt-'l ovci-in* may be Ml*., l.ixcttc Temple, who has —The Communist newspap-r lu ceeded to prove it by taking lnSTANDARD, Alberta. Sept. 19, At^rni fRiiospastla) today pub ■'y t * 1*‘ S ! ‘ badly burnt'l pUn* f,‘r- “ Wt' ^ ly lKntinB ( " rei“ n H iv y last Thurs. mailed without rcqurxt <lip^ ho- been employed " by the tl. S. ■truction. UP)—T wrniy ilhrea C a h a d ia n tween-Oct. IT, and N"v. Muj. EliqihiiXqcol AgrrtvJ for the past and onlT w « Inlured In lb *«» ^ *P<nUorr,l 4,y th0 Jaycrcs day. llshed tho announcement of tho , i j ’ ss inttit, 1 during Iho w inlets. . , Ih e cmiversation was iiy way Gojgr F. ilrinr, postal officer of year, all,I who n mouth ago wrn* Dihoolchlldroi and a driver may Pre-idem H ullgX^vaU ., in- |of teletype. White House news- tin, Scvcntli Army aniuiuiirrd to- notified by the War Department owe their lives to an ll-y*ar old visit of a British fy «L to Grcrco nlsn^nnksM* had^a ^roken^lrg with Ihe n*a lira: "|»ro»oca..va Th^ fate of the n m sring man "fo U "f d lha*gmui» that'the hoMgsl " " n wet,, given no details.' Press day. Selective Service boy T o and hi* n'Jck thinking. The Demonstration.“ lliat all,, would bo iMsignrd f6r Except for tho nsi c H .I n hu?firaxei” .It', o f direct,.ra hod vole,I to pr,L. .Secretory Ro.x merely said tho Thai gives relatives oinl friends tlu<ugMpkie work school bus in which they were i:,.,uunvI not Certain but Sloven says , fc_ « . „ i „ „ i _ m_r. I’rrubtcnt and Secretary o f Slate or the (7, l*i*i* -* month Isio'cr 1° Slash * _ _ _ Expenses riding overturned near Standard, Communists, ,the Greek press 1* unm.imc'tl yrtterday that situ Had welcoming ihe .tonneuniug o»v*i had talked • by Ttoletypa Iwtwccn mail package, to intlu, il,un at* received a port cull and will and smoke-from thio ignition bo- visit enthuyiasli.-xllir. L - BT. AUGUSTINE, ’ **. Washington ant| Paris. rival overseas by l liii-linr,, lh»y leave for New York c,ty on ^lon—Th# headquarter* -ofState fun filling the bus.; Government officials *ay nriv?. Eorbcr ut the day, Rosa mu than wu, the casn during the war, diiy. L n ffir^U h k < 1 1 Visitors at today’s meeting In. ^elective Sefvlfe aTatem in St, • Gordon Grant scrambled through tely that tha plan for tho British 0,11 nminred that Mr. Truman did mi,<’ ufGclaia. ______ eluded FMgar Jensen, Buck Wal* Maj. Hein* stated, dim to the .She will Iw joined in Jack^UguajAta ;rtj«rtad today Brig­ the frightened and Injured children war vassal* to visit Greek water* . M . . kar, C. II. Luke, Darrell Swan not muke a deal with Wallace great irdiirtmn of Mildmt* in p-onvitle by lie, sMlei. Alice, who adier General Vivian Colltni, Mate to the side of tho trapped driver I* Invigorating. These source* say „ * in getting him to pledge silence foieign fields since Hie shooting ||ST lrt-MI .employed li>* DiO Sutl Selective Seryice director, baa and released him eo he could it indicates Grate* wilt not a* they for the duration nf the Paris stopped. Oil Company and who has retent letter* to alt local eoloctiv* pull out the wlrea. put It—h- noandonsd t»y miiam Peace Conference. •Inly one unrkngr tfniy lie mall- reived a like appointment. They earvice board* advlalng them there and tha United Stall*, ivl by niiv one person l„ nny in- rx) tcct to sail m Sept, -d will tie a cut in overall operating CIO Seamen Put On NEW YORK, Sept. 19, htl dividual oversea* in any ,m>* wcei, fo r F ra n k fu rt, G e rm a n y fo r M txpenaet* • The Coast Guard I* going to call during Ihe mailing, iwtitnl stH'<'i- arHtignrtiMit on a one year con* The cut I* approximately M P a rity W ith A F o f L o ff It* search for the II nirn flcd. The weight limit per pack­ truer: percent. Officer* *ay thia mean* still missing ■from the. jiMD^r" age is 70 pounds, ami may tfleaMr.a Temple said lliat she a draatic cut In both penonnel . NEW YORK ORK, Sept. IB, • GANDER AIRPORT, NewNurweglan Tanker Merit II. sure nnt to exceed 100 uirhrs m would ink to ho nssigijed to Pari*. and opera! log axptatat of local M gm btra___ ■ * 0 t th. CIO National JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 19 — i.eu(th and girth combined. Coast Guard planes whltli hire ’ foundland, Hrpl. 19, ; (/19— Her mothers family live* at draft board*. Th* reduction* alii Marltlma Uni Unioti haVi^been placed (49— Need for Increased indua. CAMP CAMPBELL. Ky, Sept- Iwen looking for the missing nun The Canadian press say* that, For Army personnel sent over­ (M r? according to JocaFrendition*. «n a parity iri{ trial expansion in tho South wgs seas shortly Imfnre or subsequent Brest. Franc* where she ami Alice IB, (A1)—A »poct*culan military 70 miles cast o f Capo Henry.-W . the wrrekage of a Belgian air­ , ; .. , ■ . . nun In an award an- ceremony |a r.-heduied to Uke have been calle^i back. A Cu m : emphasised in Jacksonville by to NoV.' If,, packages wilt, ho a c ­ and her pntrnls visited fur 14 line tram-Atlantic plan* has Irftigh R. Powell, Jr., president cepted up to ()« !. 10, but.the send­ inonllr! ill 1935-28. Mrs. Tempi*'* place Uanorraw at Camp C-amp- Guard cutter ia continuing ihe been found 23 miles southAmputee Auto Forms Tb« . . b lr t U , u l d ‘ i ™ M , "d - ball when tha' famsd Fifth Infan hunt today and If the men aru Wmt of Gander airport. . o f the Seaboard A ir Line Rail­ er must present a change of ad­ youngest brother. -FrxiKpi- Cur­ rier. was killed at a , German road, today. , s. try Division will merge with Ihe not found by th* end o f the day, dress card from the addressee, Available Shortly _____ — aquallytfamotis Third Division. Speaking before member* of received subsequent (o Oct, 30 and horror comp at lhicbcitwald. also, wilt give up. NEW YORK. Kepi. 19, (A *)- Iho Southeast Shipper* Advisory these packages must t>c nhirkrd tlon of all shipping activities. Aa the Fifth swap* l ‘ s red - ; Originally, the . ahipping com­ Application form* for amputee Th« award provide* salary In* diamond insignia for tha alantlng panity which operated the vr*»'d Belgian airline nfficlals are still Board, Powell called attention Lcwin Requests Meat veteran* to uae in obtaining creates of from *8-00 to 810.00 blue and whlla atriptd patch of had reported 13 men missing. hopeful that the big DC-4 pirn- to the fact that the eye* o f tha 'Christmas I’arcel^. Only one such parcel will be aecepteri from any cpeeially aqulpped automobile* at a month. Fly aaya that ha la th* Third, many Amarkon* ro Ceilings Be Removed ,ra waa lowered when (linger pfanr -tost' on A trans- nation are on the South because one Individual. want ixpenaa at* upect- requaaUng *U aaagoing peradhnal call tha gloriou'a ehapura both It Waa learned'fthat two ere* AftUntlc (light manuged to land o f its rapid industrial growth. A change from the war years ba available at- Veteran* to retarn to work Inunadlataly. Army units wrote in World Wars member* failed t i board th* ship, anmewhar* in Newfoundland or Powell eitod In particular the I* noted In Ihr fact that parcels WASHINGTON, Sept IP. WPJ Ha also w ill ask all ahip opera- I and II. Tha Fifth fought at Th# company said m of 38 per­ Labrador. There haa been no word expansion In the pulp and .paper may be insured or registered, but — President John L. Lewis of the raver, from the pis no or Its industries and development* in tor* to relniUte man on * trike. St. ‘ Mihlei and along the Mru»o sona aboard when the" Marit Unite,I Mine Workers union called passengers and crewmembers. chemiraJa which have given tha they must b* aecUrely nacked or on tho price decontrol board to ­ accomplish- wrecked were picked up. V * jA . la Ifts. Amort* . wrapped to b* acceptable. :e yesterday morning, when K , ’ Q U AKE IB RECORDED • men!* aa part of awlft atrldSouth much-neadad enterprise*. No liquor, matchra, combus­ day to remove »r k e rontrOts on w u over Gander, Newfoundthe second M AbB STUDENTS AT PAC.W. Third M IAM I. Sept. I f . (A V - A NaVy tible*, ammunition, revolvers or tp*at, Lewis declared that minesila spurt official say* that a large earth, » HOW CAN THEY EAT? TA LLA H A SSE E . Sept- 19. frD nther firearms may be mailod In thrye statin are cloalng doWTi are aligi Moaelle In —Between 800 ■ yul COO mala quake has Wan recorded-.on inFrance Searching craw* and a pan­ becauso miners canot buy meat and no perishable*. eroealng of atrumenU at ‘ tha Nav^a m lo CHICAGO. (/P> — A luncheon to rescue party were vchedulLow is told the decontrol board fatito will enrol* for th* first bat lev* they cantor. Th* quake to resume search for tha air- club whose members will m*«t rtor class** at . the Florida The African black porcuulne. that serious unrest ta spreading claim State College for Women in Tab was' recorded early thia morning, today. F»F bank* and foreaU •nd eat In itrict alienee haa baen does not use the same method 'of throughout' all the mining areas Unction of being tl)d only lahaaaoq, thia fall. Tbl* aetimale preventeJ identification of wiflk* Tha o ffld ^ said thatttha-cantor cannot perform of th* earthquake is 5,000 kiloto fight th* Nalta on la made by official* of th* Tab V. A- office* r*.lighted In Nawl*-------* and haaardotta avvry front in North Africa, Sic­ tohauaa branch o f th* University totday—wreckage ctrvftli and S t o c k Market Red Negotiator Takes Sharpest ' Leaves Nanking Decline- in Years Peace Conclaves Jaycees Discuss Terrorists Said To Have Carried Plans For Clean Out Spectacular Tel Aviv Robbery ! Up Drive In City ( atnn All(, Mellon Trend Wsh (Jeneraily JWill Return Only If Fifteen Fx-G.L’s Downward From ’ Chiang Reconvenesj Attending Sanford Start Of Dealing# •-Committee of Three>— - ~ - Riirh School Library To Visit Legion Vocational Sdinol Furnished u-uther iin it,s In Florida Magazine Binders __ r:szr,.%zmS ’T f-oiia FcwmerMember Of Rickenbacker Unit Pilot Wings JI <•< Coal Mine Blast ^ ;zT„ Bi ■ 11-Year-Old Boy Saves 23 Children fc.-srass, m!" (■hristmaH lhu-kaKr liisette Tt'mplt* To • «„',T Dates Set. By Army Leave Monday For '!'“h, f 't s Search For Survivors and Gordon iira-ney. Of Marit Is Hailed ------- -----6ope Still Held For liulustrial (irowtli loOHi Belgian Plane In South EmphuNizcd Two Famed Divisions To Merg$ Tomorrow sar.w * __ *d£iaSr'bJ 'ariUW>l*.,; r tfi ily, Italy, Trane* and Germany, * Florida, •; t . •. �PAGE THE 3ANFUMD HERALD, 5AWPOKD. Pi " a n d ? *«r .5 , lur Jhe JYeath1 1" purcau and reported on, qlmo-il .hourly during that jjeriod. Th « JiutricSnc lived up to lit "advance billing*" when it hit the con* l from Virginia to Maine. • ■"Su.-h. prrcau.ions a* mbit may tlon.-rell^ and teitoratiorr. MOI1KU hda. group* in each of Uko againit an un#»rt«tnty. thin (•veil Weather, Bureau region. took befura those hour* struck'^ *ay* the telephone company. \ In sums cominunitir* Which had learned their leuan the hard .way in . JU.'lfl, vehkrfe* and .pvaleatgian./ were foriddden lh^ aLreeU. School Kxaion* were suspended. In come pttre* homes' were' otdere.1 evac- W eather Bureau’s Mobile Emergency U nit Waiting For N ature’s Caprices Paints Keen Picture With .22 Pistol cap!urlt»C the police women'* event oJ the wi«rn [moodr Police Pblo| Tournatncnl at Tcancck. N. J Her seqr*: 306 out oI a possible 300. Back in her portrait-hung mar­ ble noored .studio. Mrs. __ am credited suecent, to coaches Jim Wiley and Frank Flynn. . ••I am proud of ihla igrgnt," Mr*. GUI sahl aa she atrniched It acroaa ihe top of' a card table. "A. lew weeks ago I Bred h perfect score of 300 with a 73 pLMol. I'm also proud af thli'brorue plague won Teaneck. I think I ' Atlali place It over the door* way| to lorewant Intruders that I ran shoo; in wet) in the houwh aa on the range." By WICK TEMPLE AP Nnaefralurr-a .' , PHILADELPHIA V — Portrait Painter Mr*. Margaret OIU7 a modern Annie Oakley, think* wo* men are overlooking’ a chance (or glory in pUlol shooting. - • < "Women are extremely good at the .-.port, biit there are.not enough of Rnnn ln.IL" she a»ya. I feel certain if more women would try, plenty of good putol shot* would develop. Our sex doe* not waver uated. iDue to the Weather llureaii'i at the Bring line aa do the men." The bine-eyed sharpshooter rno- 1°f the storm's progress, lh« tele* H I.! phono company was able to pr.-KIJ l’I,re to restore, within three day* 'after lh« disaster, 71 percent of ' the telephones knocked out of ' Usrvice half the length of the At.' ) lantij Coast line. Square 1‘ Th,, American .Red Cross, ever — I ready to act In disaster, is guided chiefly Ly re p o rts from the '.Vi uther •Bureau emergency unit. The position, movement and general rharncUrix.lcj of n tropi- E ” ' U s lp IS M il* * o f K ld n s V TuU ca F l u s h O u t P o la o n o u a W a i n * If- ^ U u i n #T »4 i g i , ! . ! i In jflrftloed, |m < '* rc.m* g tu n *, u m nv*r b* m s Thrv*il«rflltp**sadtwb**af*w*ttM i . r d»y *ad » i, Tops with w ry th ln g l ir. I m V • * . o l a# aa haw al fh* d a , I faaV ba alto* a i«n b r D O W N m a r f. ■alii Io ta a* p i(* lu , p.i i « Ifj «h baia*. »ibW. '■ • U l . i t i > *M i * > g i t 'aw ia * t i i o i i tMar'i* , ' * • * lo aal. 1, la digatl. IS* D O W M ffU S f -o i k . f d 311 IHtfA MADt AT. ,. . ‘ Roberts Grocery Ug BIAfiNOLIA • m t* a*t* N *ta t* tie y*sr *f u w * arid, spa potocnioui tun, Whovi dlanriVfuf MJney/u notion permit. pnttnrnm* matin' to uituln I* jnnr Moral, It m*r » u » nuvtoxWfcorh*. ib* tunaiS*pom*, U t rsia*. H cl p , o f merry, tttnsf a* »«,itmr. pdifa*** nSn Ur* ■?<* I s i A t M s*4 Vi,,.cm ,. f M w s t t t m i t r rew**v« * uh iMinlst *M Wamtns n**< tbMi show* tori* h powmU I o, wypagwnb ><«r kidney. w tu-tii.c, eal atorm or hurricane are report­ ed to the Red Cross by the Wcath- j ’ey'Bureau. "Beginning witn th" fir-t ad­ visory, say* the Red Cioss, •‘and continuing for the period of the *torm. tho rnursa of the * orm and it* characteristics nrd plotted ] on a map. . This map I* a visual, aid In planning movement of per-1 tunnel anil other actlfm,’’ I These cates, sb>' the MliBEU, serve as examples of the many federal, state, flpintclpal «m| com­ mercial 'blganliatiohs which taxemergenoy gctlon during periods when live*, and property sin threatene'if hy wralher conditions. . gWiw-rs m y Med help th* Mime .1 yaw* »U, *0 s*h ywir Ira n W fa* Pm i ’i Pill., a • tlma!»nt dlurwtla. l i f t »ur<w«eft.n/ by mil. The triangular trwrt 01 Und Utat | “ Whero Customers Send Their Friends” H O M E 204 Eaiit First Street n t W i i .| will h.F* lha I I ml!** af IM m * Saturday ploeapple Coffee lo u . ConuUd.liufl. Aboluhlns or Cr»- rtlhtf o l c r r t.in County Oinrai. .nd th# T ~ ------- • |,.n CotlecUon el Udnulpel f a n . by County T n Olrtcl.lr. lo ur.n,o mly, flo r id ., end ProvM Ini for H .IBdum flection* lor AcropU nr. er Ha­ tton a l any la w or L o w ■ b i n r d by U f a h t u r i of th* blot* e l flo rid * Provided to Mid PropoMd Amoadit s x A O L v rn nv !reen Cabbage | b .......5V£c No. 1 Potatoes, 10 lbs .... 32c New Potatoes, 5 l b s .......27c Georgia Yams, 5 lbs Yellow Onions, 2 l b s 29c ta tht a-aulifitd F ruit Cocktail No. 254 C an . 3Gc Tomatoes, lb .... ....... 19c Seedless Grapes, 2 lbs .... 33c City, Honda. wW ta city afctll bo rmooayl from to* prowItton* ol tola aoctirn. Mm* IborofDor, asocl liw t ipocllylra to* pon.ra, lusniona, dull** and tom>oni*Man ol to* County TM Aiowaor -irat,- 7T10N t. Th* Lo*laiitur* la author. Ofto empowered to ptavld. by U w w . tnartnl by It *1 It. rrtuiar art- talMialon on th* A UMtm.nl lloll If k *U to A. D, I N I. er tl any County T as Aawwer of *tt loaf* to ar m m u>n thcraifur. foi to* con* by to* Stal*. Oeunly. Count/ M In, of aold Utee and far MM M la to* appnprtfto aw kaif W cmU r n Cantaloupes, 2 lb s ...... Apricots Oa. .shipped, Drrggfd and Drawn Fattllry Ilk 1 IX t. from and aP»T Jinutho County T*a Calirclnr to ol HiUaboioata, a m . »l roMert on I n n levied to ■ to* d m *. County, CouBty , Bebool uietrtcto. Wp*ri*| MototoU and Munlcfawlltl*. |h County, Plot IIf. e i n y l P U a l CMy. n b e n , m a s riatoai *1 thi* Amend moaV, Iatatur. ahan *t the Letfas i IN I and from tiro, to r, abort U w * tpoctlyln, to* Weiners, lb Smoked Sausage, lb MinnrsoLa Hhipped, Camfrd, IIrally Fat and Tender. |« to 12 th Amage, Urwd Jk Drawn itouaw jonrr nraoLtmon wo. us A JOINT axaoLUTtOM fyopoiln, . a Amendment to ArUrl. X V L ot th* Coo•Ulutlaa e l tha atota *| florid*. My Addin, Thereto An Addition.! Inrlton lo ProTla* lor th. Appointment by . Con* rurnnt llowlutlon a l th* 8rn.to end limn* ol ItoprocenUtlTO* al f Ulreclor e l U u Dudfrt ind to Authorua lha Loslo* l.lura to Prnoylba hi* Power, and rhjilto, Cu.iitiettton* aod T a m *d o l - Hew. nv rr nxhnt.vxti nv rut lallv* Bratton to 1*41 tad flora Urn* I* «. «oltorMnc. frrauntin, tor and Jonathon Apples, 3 lbs Eld trade — part, Tokay, JJhrrry, Mai^aUI AwtooMnond ed AertloW H , at ArUrl* U l of to. Can.muUon *1 to* list* * f rtor. Ia*. Hrl.ltn, la Appronrlittonii L Th* L*sd*fator* than. *l to* Lrcto- iT frirtldrd thM. 1. V t .p la d ' from t litarto *fWht* Arttrl* fudato of *11 ■rta; and to previa* fur th. a im . ament I mrltaNton •< munlrlpal U i m tod otom nu, or ttihtr of lh «n , by Cogaly t . m r . i , la and Cmaaty. Any law *a ■nrd reeptclintf the ronmlldctlaii to .Man *1 any County olftcoa .hall bio* tb* lb . Itowrli. dull.* and rom am *. *. of lb* Diitrm drii.nitol thn.ln «S»r«lM and dlunar*, to* dull*, ol i ofrier, n runaoUdilcd ar cttaUd: and I tow « onictfd rcwwcuna to* m m m at ,nd ttotocilon to- mu nto pal |i i h wrtm ul*. er *ilh*r ml them, by tax a ffirm ittall pro,id* lor too 9c Michigan Celery, 2 stalks 25c AAf Fancy FRYERS a x r r P e s o i. v t d n v tttx i x a t x j j u n m * OP TUB BTATX O f fLO B ID A l Tuns o r n ix stat* or rt>oiut)Ai Th*l th* toitowin, A m N u m to A rThat tha lollowta* AnwM m oal at tkl* XVI e l Ul. Corulltbllaa of Uu S lit , ArUcla V III al lha ComtlluUaa a l Ox ol florid*, by fd iln s IhtoOt* *n *ddU Biota a l PVortd* rol.Uva ta tha S a w ttontl toetloa to b* known s* i w l l n H moat tad Collection .1 .11 t e U f l s th* Count, at lUUibonnub, SUta a* PlortdC •k.ll ho wbmlllod to th* Nor ton *1 tha by lub<umbortn| Stcttoa II u adaptad ■ u t* al flortda tor u t! ftfallen er r*. •( lha Oanacal Boctton af tS*o *a »* to Jtotlon *1 th* n n o r.l .locUoo lo* Bfpraaitha H rood BotUoa It a* Artlcla VIII HiiUtlyo** to be koto to B x ytor M b ol tho Cerutltultoa al lha St.t. a l Ploy. to t'lllnw*! Id*, .nd by An.tndln, Btctlon II ft arcnoN i t m * ixfi.i.i.it* Pi.n bp Artlcla V tll al th* Ccmitiiuilaii ml th* I t * prayldo tat * Director e# th. B.i*roi, ■U l* ot flo rid *. *■ tdnpud *1 th* Oca- •h o thill bo tppolnled hy a mnrurronl oral Pcctlon to N c rttiU t, ol IBM to retoluthm *1 tha *e n .U *nd Kout* # f «• to m tk* II rood X«dtoa II a l A ’ Ucl* R*»rcaaAUUy*y. » M ih.ll by 1»w, r e * , Vttl al lha CaatUluUcw al tha l u l l at ■latent with other preTWinna el toll Con. florid., and to .tria d * th* City ol Pt.nl •mutton, hrsuoth* M> pow .r. and d ulld, City tram told Amendment; It* * M the prwrld* far hi. cuUiriratten. and t.m . tom* It hereby **n *d to uid .hell b« hi elflr*. the Imyth e l which to.n bo flMmlltnl to the Cfetor* al th* 0ut* Wholly within th* alteration ol too I f f al notM1* la* lUtm utloa or Hrjrotiim M alui* n d th.li not b* IlmIUd by 8*«a •I tha Own r.t OtoUna la ba bold aa U *> 1, A rU tl. X V I el lha CatuuluUaa. pto tint T uotdw alto, lha tint Hand*/ la Wovambor. l***l > Couety, niiuicti. _Llato - f W.jtolJl I... t.lMV. ‘ - Iceberg Lettuce, 2 heads 21c tM CoH«tie« d Tu b , bj Amandin, Sartlaii II Ovd II al Artlcla Vttl a l tka CanMmiUon al lha >t*ta 01 n i r U l u AdaalftS #t lha OfSM *l ( I w IIm a* Halim b * . ISH. H I* Am tndafnt la.Prwtiaa lb* tha fU-Wiaatwrln, a l BacUoa* 11 t M It ol ArUcla VIII al Uta C o m UluUon al U u SUM al fla rM t a* AOopitd tl tha Ottitril D k Mo« tat Hovamtar, IN*, and to Amtnd Btclloa II *nd It ol Artie It VIU ol tho Conitllullofi ol tht BUI* ol florid*, end to frxnUt^ Hi ft in lha Count, ol IllMitwroulh. Slot* *1 rioildf. tha Count, T i l Atftttor >htU A u n t tho friw trtr t l Ihi Count, lot th* purpoo* Ol Lott In, auto. Count,. Sttooolt and UuntrlMlIUH la Ut* County pi lluiiborouah l i c s t l th* Citr a l runt at,, flo rid ., which 0h<II ba KitmM Iron th. Ptut U I« u al thl< Am aMm .nL T*s** Lot ltd by tha Stata, Count/, county School liomrd. School D hlilrt* So k U i T t s Behoot DtitrtcU and th. WunldMUtlm ol th* County go coat th* City u P l.n l City, D m I I l i f f r r n x s o t .v r n n v t i i x l x o i s l a - EX, BtoUan. I .nd >. T h * r n l. B fl.tln , F lo r id a tnaUis Ix te ix p u and 'tlx cJrVifsra^tfilu bcealad In outline It resembles the fourth letter of titc Q rffk alphabet, ( L E G A L N O TIC E joint nrsnt.unnx ho. ms , A JOINT axaOLUTKlM Prepadng *n fUaeodmowl to the CondJtoUoa * T tha Bpto al florid*, to h* known u ArtId . S a n fo rd . oflrn U.h (a* o*»* it tiara. U u ‘* ,tv*hfhhP. iw n forms J- at Ithe mouth1 ol f ■*a river IIIr *, AVENUE 031atx C O N T R O L L E D ** lxuim.a - TUHB o r THE BTATW OP rU IB ID A I ' Thai tor foilowln, .mendmcni *1 • * * . lioe to. Art let. Til ml tb . CenHItutlan at to* B U U ml Plertd. n lit la f to .pproprl■tton* U herrby ayrred to and .lull »• ■ubralllrd to to* .twtac. el to* Mat* ml PIOfhi. lor ritlftrattea er r.lrrtt.n IX to. n *.t U cn .r.l ruction to be held In ifevambto. A. (X IN *: ts.t I. t* tty 'h . t Mid I n S i * to. AHtrl* tn el to* Con* Mltutlrm *1 to* BU I* *1 Vtortd* *MII b * *fnmd«d and to amm^dH ih.U rt.d •* faltoww asCTtON -to. Laws making to* »whreerltlloni for th* toUrtll *1 hnhlle nfllrf.l. and (cnnleyH* end *N alhrr n rM c in Ol to* Slat* tool) mnuln 6rotUtont m he ototf aublKt net thill tn M |ISMIklflii be oa IntlairW o l any tthmr fait *S Whto MBISkim loni *IN V I i p ptaprlftloni ter tht reunty *rh*nt*. reunU*a.’*SlM. nr alhrr sotlitnl eubShltlon* *1 to* But*, anrdwplt.llon. for perma­ nent Improvement, and toiitdlnst lor it*t* tnitllviUona a* e r .r <dH tor by lew, tn acini *1 to» INS Jr.i*r»pi». er prior Udtdaturrl and lor t w l o i trtuvnfM fundi and trual lundi, aboil b* Jnrtedad Is on# i.urral tpprnpru.irn Mil * f anp *m*adm*M ot *tn>pirmaiii thrrale. and ■ •hall b* ter no I ir.grr than, twb years AH bppreprtatl*4a mad*' Mltr la .tht adoption *| tola portion vhflh hr. tn ». Irsry to to* prebtaiaM of tai* hprlfam V-8 Vegetable ^ JUICE No-. 2 c a n ....... 46 oz. c a n ........ I T A IX O FEEDS 16% Dairy Feed 4-35 Half or Whole Hen Turkeys lb. 69c Hplred l.onrhron — BUred or by the plrer Sandwich Meat, lb ..........5 ti tho . Laying Mash .. 1.3.1 IVLwonvIn Daisy Dressed and Drawn Cheese, lb Iona Siring Issaried HUced J Fresh Mullet, lb 1 Beans, No. 2 can 14$ AAF Grade A No. S Can Spinach-............16c Haifana Growing Mash 1.38 Starting M ash ... 1.38 Sloffrd Olives.. 5Vi oz tjp n»* Scratch Feed PEA SOUP Can 15c , TOMATO SOUP 2 Cans 25c Iri* Kmatl Prunes, A-Penn Motor Oil q t 18c gal. 72c Bleach A-Penn Cleaning Beer and A le 14c Dottle 3,36 case Snow’s Clam Chowder ' 15 oz. c a n ........39i Phlllip'a DelicioiU — with pork Vwif Csrepa — 2 N o ^ 2 ^ . « n s Heinz Strained BABY FOOD Jar 8c C arnal io n M I L K 4 tall cans 45c Zippy” Liquid STARCH QL 19c Garden Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Fancy YeUow Squash, 2 l b s ........... 2& Bell Peppers, 2 lbs .1..!.—.......... ...... 25< Limit 3 Canal Roiedale Dill leans Drains PLUMITE Calif. Cantaloupes, 2 lbs ................. 19< Sacramento GrxHw \ Slicwd N o, 2^1 can Can 19c Calif. Honey Dew Melons, lb .......... 10< Large Juicy Lemons, 2 lbs CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP .........25< Re/1 Bliss Potatoes, 5 l b s ............. . 25< Idaho Baking Potatoes, 5 l b s ..........29i S. Whoa AvwftaJH* W W G ay II, Cherries M W A w ls No, j ... 2 Can 38c I 11 to, RnlUrs J u ic e ...... ...... 27c Prunes; TladOfaa, L«w, Pk|. Deep Brown BEANS �11 »r»>■Jr *■ • * • t ’^SS^JiCMSA j* - ■ .ary.: E*VIZVaCkrt7t?i>-. m m 16 ' am* Jg£. ' T H U R S D A Y , S E P T . 18, 1840 ---------- —C— ----------f «-s s ' THE SANFORD - A colored 3uld han. bfcn devel­ oped for use wHh contact Ifniro u k rtpUcemcnl- for cxlcrhsl sun itUusek. -r Truce In French 'f e S g S SS^'SSTmS policy straight from me aiuL that ,,thu Catholic Politics Broken By church'* Cnurrk is the principal force of I Red Party politically anti Idcotpifi “ “Ranks reaction, ally.*- .IN 1NM-IIT OK TUB COUNTY JIM »IK. HKMINOI.K COUNTY, tlTATK ItK VMtRIPA. L fhputy Waltleck Rochet write*’ \ i WILSON In thr the iiiagniinr lh“ tha:: the. the. MRP*x MRP's PAR/s° France'** /#4ilicali 1rt program—support ‘ o f nhtiimajtxrthoneymoon i, rapidly H irin g an Vlo , n.V end. With general elec.Jon/tp- * * "S T ^ Legal Notk% the HM St* UA l(I N K Al*. n .A H K N C K J 'n -ru -C d . Clarence Andy UarlUruu. d that ah. m «t her J-H.lpn wrt; i ., __ far j tn ia U T -firm I d lerh a rge , anti ta u t ehe * l l l Vb|<|il, i» |he ttlM im ih le II. \Y. \Varf, ('m in ty Jutliin Sein.nole I ’nuhljr, Klnrlrta. an Mir >Mh d ay o f Oeiiihar. I I I L fo r n|i|iti*,« l o ( a lin e and fo r final d l« e h a r * e a * A d m ln le lrn trlx o f the r a t a l* of ( ’la r r iir r Andy lU tln rn ii. Ire ra v rt. on Ihla J»th day o f H -p Ic m b -r, HEKALL), S A r it O R D . f L O K ID A ltlilie »(o iir< CII INJ* tiaiueil pe-, Htiliic.Motte.s arc urtltkial color-I There art* lid six-dee, of mce»maitr a long I less gems ot high buster cut to Irtil- I QUttoc* Jn ‘the .United States six! arn w cause they were fir the Rhine River Mate dlamondA. . . . . .. . . _ • , - JhCtfJ on put forward n pit - *ho directive* of lh<« church" alb-gntlon* of MRP "indulgence" ti ward r«>llal>oratora; attempt* to 'lim it"' denwrnry through advo­ cacy o f n strung president o f the j republic; a tiiupis to • manual state subsidies for p a r o c h i a l schools,*' and iituonpl* to "tor* pedu n a t i o n ulirotion measures "on behalf of large shareholders." With this frank call .to battle, the end of “ tripartianio' seemed no: far away. In a country so Individualistic that I t ' normally has ‘JO or more ( political parties, these three giant* have succeeded ill putting aside their differences to hasten the country'* Critically needed recon­ struction— political a* well as m*-' Uriah m SEA ^->(*1 Ag, f Yes— 1941 prices in 19*10! Im agine w hat that mean* rc N P s f O f .» C I lfc '^ L u rn im K .5 9 ; Mediterranean Sea unonf I L F O R R EN T I A R T IC L E S FOR S A L E ..9 ROOM for rent, i l l l I'ark, phone SEE US' for Innersprlng Mat­ tresses, Box Springs, and \1I-W. ‘ "_______ , * Hollywood Beds at factory .FURNISHED room — 8U7 Msgprices. - ReUil store A display ftrdia Avenue. room. U » W. f i r s t h t . FURNISHED room. 408V, French Echols Bedding & Furniture Co. Sanford Mattrrsa Factory SL*” -. _________ ______ SSI A 1.1, .furnished tfpaftmsnt. ' ' Phono 1133 .apd 072-J. 010 W. 1st St,,LARUE WOOD or cual circulate Ing heater, exrellyiu coitdilltm. F U R NI9IIED room, gentlemen J.tU.oO. Van's-bicycle, excellent nreferrerh A ll convenience*. 310 condition, gltO.Go, |U2l Elm., Ph. W. 3rd S t 1116. WORK A* OtHK CITIHNS M IfA IIO to Tote on Uic fate of the pitmarchy tn* their country, the Greek Government repotted that 21 persons had been killed tn raid* by Communist bands. The slayings occurred in (1) Mare. ilonla;.(2) Trikkala, Tb^sialy, and (3| the Pclotwmncsui. An outlaw gang of 100 atlackcd a police station" iTsj Tripoli*. -flulcrnaiioanl) . W ANTED FOR reliable amt thoroughly ex­ perien ced painter can 6517. f o r j u :n , LOANS FROM BILE SALTS • ** . » . *L25 - ABS0RB1NE JR ........ T A M P A X * *, l i d T O *300 strict privacy; fust service FLORIDA LOAN CO. |02 Sanford Avenue ' W A N T E D TO R E N T 98c • YEAST T A B L E T S .................. - 79c t x 4Ck» * 19c LIVER PIL L S...............................19c p ,e «d ('1*on u-cth (o» r '* ___:..... . 25c CARTERS Castor ia •P riv n le pnrking spnee fo r business men nnri xvornrn -b r t F l o r i d a Stale Bank ami Princess T h fn lr o wills entrance from Firat Slrrsst *am l rait to nllcy. By tlsc nionlh o r yea r only n (. rrnsonnblr rules. LOANS MADE * 73c CAM O il) \ *1.09 IIIONI/ED EXPERT painting—contract or hourly basis. S. 0. Grogan, free estimate*, Phone 1161 or 7H3-J. 1.1. to you in cold cash savings! During the Iasi fiv e years, the cosl o f livin g rose sharply— but not Ihe cost o f your fa vo rite nationally advertised health and beau ty aids. W e ’ rp still selling most o f them nt pre-w ar prices— and many products are a ctu ally priced below 1941 levels. It seems to o good lo lie true, but y ou 'll see plenty o f convincing p ro o f in these lim ely values. -‘Hi C0r % ?29 4th Fas teeth Security Bond and M nrlpnge <^o., Inc. D a t in '? F i l l s E L E C T R O C UX refrigerator 502 A tln n lic Nnllon.il IL-ruk II isi I si in u. or «n ll Freetea with ga*. IlOOU, Wed. fiflo FURNISHED house or apart­ BORROW HERE WHERE b r o m o afternoon, Halunluy or Sundoy. ment, preferably 2 bedrooms. Gnrlnnd W . Spencer, Agent. Phone {HI. P R IV A C Y is r e s p e c t e d S:il H e p a lic ii O. L. Bier, illt. 200.South of SELTZEr Call II. A. Shryock at phone YOU It naluial desire fbr privacy Geneva. fr.- 9134. • r, 0r in money matters i* itri;tty raspecied here. Friend* and HUMUS—limited supply. 11,23 per F U R N I S H E D or unfurnished Ip a n a rslatives are n u t aucstionert bag. J. E. Lloyd, Box till, San­ '“ T m “ house needed * at onco. Phone - about ‘ your credit. Your sm* ford. . •w - 1 Zi\ 1000 between H:30 and 12:00 pluyer or buiinrsa associates and 1:30 'til B:00 P. M. HARUKCl'H CHILLS will not hear of your personal T a b le ts A n a c in RAIN COATS * affair*. rH hero i* no causa few 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE • RAIN MATS embarrassment. 60r - i, _________________ SHOWER Cl ItTAlNH Reasonable credit requirement*. A HOOD Inveatirtent—two houses, S y n i]> F e p s in H IL L HARDWARE CO. No co-maker*- on money loan*: Hvo In one and rent the other. 301 Fast First St. Variable payment plana. OR. W ESTS Phone ll-tl. ilr FA M IL Y LOAN CO. SPECIAL ' Pkons 3* 10 ACRE orange grove. Edward 20 G A L TRASH CANS *3.75 Florida Bank Bldg. M in 'd ''7 " f ! 3| F. I-ana. ' ______ ■ VEGETABLE BINS *3.23 A Jl.ul »<• 12 S P E C IA L SE R V IC E S t O O TH SANFORD HARDWARE l*>. A-3 I 0 K cutg Jlttle bungalow, EdW ith *the slio rla go o f meat wt‘ would tuggcsl C it r o C a r b o n a t e .210 Earn Fir*; Jit. 5l(>NH Want F. Lktu. 1 *’ d r u s ** C0r Show cards and poster*. 6-ROOM bungalow close to school. CAST Iron ‘ wood and coal cir­ O -tllH irS SIGN ffp.ltVICK lhat I hit i* a good linn* lo build up your poultry culating heater. 310 W. 3rd. Real bargain. Edward K. Lane. 0. D. Landrrv. Phone 1021 Me |*rp^4M!r»li FIVE adjoining lots. Each 60 SM ALL air cooled gasoline en­ FLOOR HANDING . flocks. You can now ge| nil the high q u a lity A n tis e p tic fo r feet wid*. ...Excellent neighbor­ gine suitable for luwrx mower and finishing. Cleaning and wax­ &Or J a J hood. Priced reasonable, 61r*. or bicycle. Fred MVer*,.:ill E. ing. New floors surfaced to per-, P O U L T R Y and L IV K S T O C K FEED you need Short, phone Co. 4502. 2nd St., Phone 417-J. fectlon. Old floors made like now. Call ■ * .R E AL E S T A T E W A N T E D G0t)D used clothing for sale— H. -M. GLEASON at D E C L IN IN G P R IC E S! coats, shoer, dresses.. Call 1C3-J. Lake Nary, Fla. f i WE JfEED LISTINGS, o f Fanns, TU XFD O FEEDS - Homes, Groves and Ituni ness “ BENT A" CAB edmplet* llnal' -----P ro p erty . W r ’4t. Williams, YO U DRIVE IT HUNT-fT TUXF.DO • Realtor, Tom Halt Aaaoclate. PHONE ^00 FEED STORE Plume 1120, 416 Atlantic Bank STRICKLAND-MOtt BISON Bldg. ' »• DHIVE-1T, INC. OUTBOARD motor boat for *nlc — 16 ft- century bull and 32 S A R T IC L E S FOR S A L E DODGE - PLYMOUTH horse Johnson motor. Good C orner Second and Snnford Phone 358 PARTS AND HEKVICF. condition. HU -Hanford A vc, Electric Toaster*. *4.35 109 Palmetto Ave. Phone 1011 Phone 10U8.’ H. B. POPE CO, INC. ELECTRIC appl!u><« repairs — 1 MOTOROLA car radio *36.00; Hav* your portrait taken al w » repair was! wing machines, I Crosley 110-V radio 826-00; 1 vacuum cleaners, clranara, fans, mixers, -NICIIOLLS STUDIO Silvcrlon* 6-V table model radio sewing machines, Trotter Ap 220 Mtlach Bldg, Phone 1169 160.00. Phone 7B8 J. Children a specialty pllance Service, 204 W. Second T H E L O N E R A N G E R fit, Phone 10644. OLIVER ‘ heavy duty disk and PHOTOGRAPHS "harrow *85- 2-wheel dusting SNAPSHOTS— printed, developed, IT 'S BECAUOE OF "SNEAKER'HINU Have /our BEST photograph V/AL .1 DO, AN' I KNOW WHV^ machine with hitch for tractor enlarged. We «»p y ohl photo­ *• made' at , ' HE W A N T S THF C O N TR A C T 10 use *166. Call Carl-S. Myens, I K N O W WHY ilt SAWTD^rr graphs. T1TE RAYMOND BTbD IO THAT M A SK E D MAN r AWED Phone 7H1-J. NICIIO LLS STUDIO BUILD TJTE B R ID G E A C R G f S 0 Blate Bank Bldg.— Ph. 1093 ’E M !/ — BELIEVE 220 Meixeh Hldg.^Jphono 1169 THE T IM B E R 5 -5 0 YOUR G H O S T C A N Y O N HE W ANTS M l J . — i VVHV 6 A R T IC L E S W A N T E D Floor Mata Available YOU, FATHER WOULD FAl l ; :— -■ ■ i —— ------------ -- — - KliBTTRIC appliance repair* fUH F A IL ON THF JOB,SO HE'LL $>I"»NO LB TIRE H1IOP Wv repair washing marhiiirs, I LL BUY your car regardless K IR K ! INTO THE CANYON' G ET IT ! veccum rlcaiirrs, farts, mixers. of age or condition. Roy Reel, Ihipulnr Seat Coyer* Trultcr Appliance Service. 304 " 300 W. 2nd 8b .________ y . J SEMINOLE THUS SHOP W. 2nd S t, Phone IQrtt-J. PLORENCF atove, 3 or 4 burner, mTr ACLK- BLOCKSwanted In good condiUori No 13 N O T IC E S — P E R S O N A L oven. Addroaa Mrs. E. M. W « FOR your home-,8up»rior wort Box 2. e/o Herald. 8EM INOLR TfK R SHOP - manshlp weather rstlslant, hlgl 201 North Park alrength, termite proof. Mir* acle Concrete, Co., SOD Elm 7 Pets,1Livestock, Supplies Telephond 37 * 2 each lias Us o »ll language. i .. YUGOSLAVIA* I M .exam ple) of /W tv the MRP up. ____ The allegation* are not new, but hcretofure Communist IriJera— a* member* of interim coalilion-government* sitting side by. side with MRP leader* in the rabinr — have muted their opposi­ PP° tion during a two-year political i 1»<*. AZt.CK N. IIAIIINIJAI■ truce. AilminlMiatrlx of the estate Now, however, the Communists of Clarence Andy IMtlnran. seem to share Trie conviction of tleeraaeil. most observer! that In a faw months the Fourth Republic will tie established, with acceptance of Ur I Bernard Barker the new 'constitution and election Optometrist of a permanent government. This wit) end the “ armed |wece" Kyra examined—Glasses filled between the ‘Communists, Social­ 203 8. Orange A r«, *. ist* and MRP which ho* been one Orlando. Florida of the wunders of postwar Europe. Phone 4*07 -In a coll to krina to the pkrtyV 0,000,000 members, the Commu- ^PAG E T H k E t 41K M POULTRY SHORTAGE Fcenamint life :U )c AI way* SHjrr 19c 47c Ihc 57c Diene Shampoo liHi 2 Baby Powder Duality Is Tlu* Best Policy (hr liryllli- |mport j inr ut our |iro(rv»inii wr liavi* niydr (lit, nmarn Ihp rsrnrnrtone <>f our ullrrly fr lla lilr |>rrsrtl|i|)u|, , r n l i ■ It’ * 4 n orkln x ru nrrpl llia l a l R R ) , 4*»u r r* >oll ut (Ilr tlTxt o f l i l ( b i;c a llty itru** .m il tin b r «t u( fcklllril |>ui[r\,lani! atlriU iu n n lir n m u bring .' p r r u r lp lliiii In iu. — \lii (lis t 's « by * • m any ju-uplr lwl l r t r M i^ Ih rlr lir .t |u,ll, , I (u ro m r to M* ( » ) ill (li- ii I'l u t t i u r y m -rtl'- l!k- Add :0 ',, Me . I'rdrtal tAi-iv- I'ax to Cosmrlk*. Jr»*-|ry. I.uiosi HUNT’S TUXED O F E E D STO R E Dy ltoh (yr«*»,n I'LL LAY TWO 1UH O N E jA N 'Y O U HE HIRED THE M ASK -/CAN LAY ED M A N IUH M A KE j THREE TROUBLE FOR ME TO ONE LLGIT HIM U K DOIN'IT' w , Are. '• 1 BUY eowa* ealves, ___ _ NOW ready to grind every Mon­ Pkons fL *». Lord/ 7B8-W day morning — Your corn, CONCRETE aewer pipe—Septle grlto, meal, actfn . A eoh nr - 't-unk*,'fenek poet, grease traps, POINTERS — fine btoodW atoek, ahucka, etc., for - feed. J. W. benches, flower pots. Mlraele 3 months jold. Phone 148. Bell, Lake Monroe. P hone 15.j^J Concrete C*-, 60# Elm Ave. TOUNO cow for sale, 3rd “ calf. GJUTS and! meal—ground fresh Fresh Oct- la*. OenteL *1300 J. V. PHONOGRAPH sT for~rent — for parties, daneea, snUrtainmeats. "< *w y .Monday' from snowflake Martin, RL 2, Bek #8. With or without record*. Tho earn. Can be bought at GardMusic Box. I l l W. First-8L, ■ tier's Store, Hake Monroec-ltf FOR quick sate on* nice brood Phone 963. __,fx* J * * I . , iM* -/ i -- Tn?- ,Hm TAKE 'ER UP, JIM. f*»w. Weight around 290 Iba. Sea J. P. Riser. Elder Springs, W A N T E D transportation from RL 2. CODEN HAGAN eabbaga plant, 706 Palmetto Ave. to Hdq. Bldg. T>ow ready. Phone 706-M, . “ ■ ‘ 4th A, A-. P , Orlando. Mrs. h elp w a n t e d nice B. Horton. A TION leathers la roost ora. and large teledtieca ( t GIRL for _ at Lan- STOCKINGS____ v. . _a y ......... o n or t f » Drug Part time or u good upholstery fabrics. Robert nylon, single and double runs full Urns. “ ^ 8 . Brown, n i l N. Orange A ve« Orlando. Fla. FULL-4IAM clerk wanted! Apply H.- A “A* ThtpL. Stone, ROSK8 VO year-old field grown ■ LOST — Black and while Coeker blooming varieties, Otar" V o A M B m oU S mothers who need Spaplel. Phone 621. Reward. to aan» money but can only varieties. FM* catalog »' • • — V l( * Work part time — Avon Pro­ BLUB grey Shetland ponf with Roses In wlor. Order now. ducts, Inc. offer* opportunity biased face. Finder .call 1031 I-TEX ROSE NURSERIES to barn *1.00 and n o n per or 760J. Reward. Box 621, Tyl«r, Taxaa lb" U<r' >100‘ " ________ _ boar. Write Naomi Dillman, •IS Broadway. Orlando. m eal ,r ' t BY P A U L R Q filN S Q F AS TVIFVD c L - , ' A S LD ON NG G A S THEVI2E U SIN G THE G A B A G E F O O THE 1(2 TOXI S T A N D , THEY F IG U 0 6 D IT W O U LD B £ - B U IZ O V E C T D ^ 4 -7 FBA NK LM GET THE AD D RESS.'/ I'LL "TELL A U T O S FOR S A LE * X eutter, f « 7 DODOBlror .»!* See after­ person. noons after five. 407M, W. 1st St, A p t 6. P* s p 1046 HARLEY D avIdso^kM ^cycle. 806 W. 2nd 8L. Phone 1064-J. 1*41 OHEVflOtJCT, “vxceBexU condll ton. Out be seen aftemoona at Clayton's- Groceryt Southwest Rd. ■ v■ M b. -* Radio, right, . y. ■ -• ‘ ' * ■ . j ,ti } .. . 1 - - * •* ' '•T* * - -i (. i ■ .V:’ - y I j -T , . • . • * 'K ' * �P A G E FOUR THE SAN FORD HERALD, 5A N F Sanford Herald THURSDAY, SEPT. 19, IM ff FLORIDA dwell there foe a. Umo and times and .llvttlbig of time, before the great .trouble, L w m n .M , Jacob'* tnmtil,, shall, lake <ptap*.. which wilt last for three and a half fears. ; . ’ . Asaln, I roust place the minis­ try on the »P «t for falling to gt-^ right that they may lead other9 'file majhrltjl of trtlnlsfcra today are trying to keep up with the Jours. Ver.v few will be aide to say with Taul, I labored with my own hands. Humility, not dignity, blond, not . money ja Christ's plan. ' —1 I . close with 1another plea (o ' (tod's pccplr to wake up unless you wish to he classed with the Itaodirnn Churrh. Itespectfully, Rev. » . W. Miller V Sanford. Route 2 Senator Andrews .Hid jou know what a prrswj , ’ Floridians in general and the people -of Central Flor­ ida In imrtitular are.sorry. Ur learn of the deifth o f Sena­ tor Charles O. Andrews o f Orlando. The 60-ycAr-old na­ tive of.this state died early yesterday .morning o f a heart Md«, iM rr Ik* Art attack after going t6 the'Naval Hospital, In Washington Vfnvrk it l-W< several tlays before for a physical checkup. * Senator Andrews, who was first elected to the United States Senate in 10136, following a long and distinguished career in various state offices, was not the spectacular type of senator who confines his work largely to oratory more likely to' make the headlines, but. he accomplished a great deal of good fo r (his state in a 'more quiet way while serving on numerous cormplttccs and in private conferences with his colleagues among whom he enjoyed thjs highest respect and esteem. ProbaUly' in recognition of his increasing frailties, Senator Andrews did not seek re-election for a third terrti to the Senate this year, nndjthe way was left open for his old friend, fomicr-Govcmor Holland, to mjcceed him -without too qiuch opposition. Jimsmuch ns Governor Hol­ land is scheduled to take office on the first o f January anyway, it may In* safely assumed that Governor Caldwell w ill give him the interim appointment. The state is fortunate in having so qblc a successor to Senator Andrews. in- 1 hnid3 must ‘be rapable-of doing to obtain a d r l r r r s license? lie must l>e able to read and nndemtand the • rpad signs on jhe "Rtjtli wa>a. He ‘muistknow the nsles about driving,a ear In the iitats of Florida. lie fnuM be able to see well enough to drive nafely. * ■ to Your Pricing1 |Kto In any business. Wo havo Jhu Ol A lo keep down inflation PACKAGE S T O R E by raising the prices. Wa have th0 unlonltttion of all works In 5t AfeCAOi Btuu. * none Ihu nation to aak still higher wagw which in turn makes high­ er living commodities and breeds uqr*at ami Is-the very thing that Communism desires. -This writer wondirg If tha QIs .We Offer You a Complete THURSDAY, BKPT. 19. 19(6 ►Tritisto In n prize which the United Nations hoped to ' keep intact forJSurope. Yugoslavia, and through her the vvefiv L-nu Timsv ‘ Russian*, wanted Trieste. Italy was standing close, rendy ' — I— . to snatch it. So ipe' United Nations drew a magic circta THREAD FROM IHiTflAR; around the precious port on Ihe Adriatic rtnd said, "No, it tL ? CCl»0nnt!m* wl11 Hashes In the sky — — __L ilt 1o t ),c n i • <• Hope For-4Ienrt Cases Heart diseases arc nffliclittg femr million Americans and Hu- tinmiter in growing. Disturbing as this sounds, it indicates jioiililt progress in anollier way. It Is because of ihe longifuming life spun that heart ailments, which or­ dinarily come in later years, have increased. This kind of illness Is comparatively new in medical history. So far oilly 17 rents is spent on research for each, heart death, while $6.12 is devoted to. study for every death caused by tin infectious disease. Doctors emphasize thc need for knowledge and lit* tel Iigoat care-In heart weakness. They stress the fact (hilt oven a damaged heart will permit a useful and reasonably long life, provided,the pursuit afflicted takes proper core o f himself. ‘ ^ The track drivur*’ etrikc In New York CUy has been eetiled. Tim people may cat again, by grace of the track driver*, l( Uwre is anything to eat. Howie Military Committee Irked by Senate Proberi I i (Fonee*Preildentjjnadlv# | ' In M i Pbllllcal.Compolg^ ISpidtt UTCtntrtlPtui -AUmy*' • Secretary Wallace evidently teems to think that Uw American peo­ ple are now In fa fo r'o t isolation, evidently the election returns from Wisconsin end Montana haven't reached him yet. Cheater DowIm . who gained fame aa’ OPA administrator during tho war, wa* defeated In hla campaign for Democratic nomination for governor of Connecticut earlv this weak. The man who beat him was a (B-year old English professor and poet. * Down Jn Tampa a veteran of four and a half yean' aenrloe In the United States Army returned to civilian life and bought himself a grocery More. Threatened wtUi bankruptcy the other day because a track drtms* strike prevented him:from getting grocery deliverica tram a whqfeealer being picketed, he drove hla own track up to the wholesaler's, pulled out a .45 caliber pistol and dared pickets to atop h la aa he loaded hla track-and drove away. Senator Mead of New .yltrk »ay* eur occupation forces In Cier- ought to ba Investigated. Y Thomas, who la also a, ra t,, say* that Senator Who ta Tunning xor governor tw York, is just talking L Wg s-spect utat It true > ^ w r i On Alt Forma of Property , 41 oO q AUTOMOBILE Insurance end Financing At a Lower Coat 0O0 As he spoke, the* city was a symbol of anything but lowing Grange *beuaucU; ’ i - XvUvdrJ»Hiu>H*-.ii symbol, above all, o f the kind of ound of fire, Htrlfe tlio United Nations must somehow learn to resolve. ' . . Line o f insurance Protection When peace. Iliots, bombings, shooting are cvcrydny fare. Thc had vruelfled him, they-American Military Government, dcterrrtfncd in its cam-' >d hi* lot* paign to keep the area free of either Yugoslav or Italinn them—» » r " 1* domination, slaps .willjo .paint over pro-Yugoslav signs. — T ' * More Yugoslav propaganda appears. The’ men with the THESE BTRANflE NIGHTS hand grenades are crafty. They toss their little bombs, m The University of Ken.es ««cape, aiid come hack with more. . • City Review) -Trieste is not a,simple problem. It has a heritage of. nlghte ere strango this conflict, and a present population made up of violent facluturjm----■ - - • tions without Itjlcranco, for the cAuses and beliefs of r tho kind of living conditions they fought for and need. Our presi­ dent advocates a study o f the Bible, but when the world U reelng as It is today, we are trying to keep order arret* the sews and X LEARNED TO APPRE-I - Senator Tom Commlly stood up in Paris thc other re AND LOVE HIM. (-ET day ami asked that Trieste be made a symbol of pence NOT DISHONOR HIM liYi atl<i Hocurity, that it he a truly free territory, with benefits t r? hf^S vo rsf ! available to many itntions. * N WNGKANTLY DISIIUN-I Last year 3.500.000 beds were provided by live Salvation‘ Army for needy men. women and chll- dangrroua. Troubles In Trieste io HIS GAtRMiSNTSs • lie must have the skill sad eaperiener tu operate an auto, mobile * « as not to endanger human life or cause damage to property. lie must not have any physical or mental* handicaps H • WA8HINOTON—The Haute mllliary eflaIre commilU«rhr toying with the idee of. paralleling the Senate Mead committee Inquiry into Uie “ Wyman caae" with one of Ita own. Key figure Under ecrutlnyl U Col. Theodore Wyman, Jr., former, head of dcfcnee.conetrucUoaj at Pearl Harbor. ' ' 'M f r e The ItOuse committee heeded by RepYAndraw p -' >rr''jJ| Msy ID) of Kentucky, who has been given a bad] L„ Mme In the Mead probe of the Oeraaon munitions! V combine, la pretty unhappy about having the sa»>l T . , J Y ® ,tor* Inveeligate the aame question It once looked J L X - iff 4H lnt0- u further Irked by Meed commltteM ■ ' 1 Insinuations, that tho House inveatlgaUoo.* wai incomplete. able and both are considering ^whether to act.' Post Office Department Position P u ts Its Stamp On Veteran Employee SA N FO R D FORUM ■come. -.*hcn. tho condition o f the churches also proves that most proneher* lm- /[ranching, "Last Days . FW the chaotic condition relating even* In homes, where parents cannot even guess where their children are. Picture shows' lo, implant murder' and all itnyi* /ur o f evil .in their minds, only to bo reenacted by .some. Then **hj, the Jewish situation also is foretold In tile scriptures. Thry nlmll return ‘ to thc homeland and Hr JANE EADS 1propose,! to do so, nhil ho did. la ' W ASHINGTON. l/l*>—It took an After that the two got to-be very w: art o f congress lo frtlrc him nt K"xl friends. They liked to talk th 70, but "Ike'' Gregg says Uncle politics together. th Later Ike also wrote for the ar Sam . can't kren him from going right nn tturklni Anyway—nod! New York Sun. the Pittsburgh th feeling 2(1 years younger In boot. ..... * and the New York Evening rpr ‘ Isaac Gregg hs* been for 33 V--1. lie left new-uaper work in I wi years a memlter of the publicity 'J.'l lo work for Uie Post Office bo bureau of the U. H, Post Office Department. However he still nv Ik pertinent, Ha chief the greater » riles n stamp rolitmn for the tn part o f that time. f'ltn and expects to ronttnue thc ch Dapper, wiry, with white hair work. . ' • cli no I a dry .humor, '’ Ike*' is n Ta-; In addition, he experts to tuny miliar figurr urrund town and has scores unfriends In journalistic furthcoming hew edition of the Encyclopedia Ilrltannlri. He's gut a ton of stamp* aluni) away n‘. home, tip? soya. These Include a collection nf ran- old Japanese stamps that rfln bark In IHH2. Some sre emergency stamps Issued during an rltTtlhquake. He also has a beautiful album tff four atampi presented tit him by tho Ambassador of Yuroslnvl*. one of which bean lha autograph of King Peter. on Germany in 1917. lle ’ lovem l "Iko" uked to be a fine lennli* Congressionnl hearings .into Iko TiUnJc dlsaitor, the New York. player and figured In national* New Haven and Hartford railroad tournamenU at Newport, U. I. Ho rasp and other big investigations la also a bridge fan, and pipy* aa expert game. of the day. ur agency ran am nra for the “ anting aa writ aa tha Insurant*. BIDS W A N T E D fo r painting the Market K eitau ran l For particulars inquire at thc Market Office He wa* |Tt<*ldrut of tho Whi'o The first prayer meeting hold In House Cororerpondefits' Assocls- the Unllrd Blalrs hy the Halv.iUon tlon during tho Coolidgo adininis- Army, took place In Battery Park. I tratlon. lie eaya the tnughes: The cnatom ol having a beat man t weddings Is believed la be i irvlval ol primitive marriage by whether Senator Hiram Johnson of California was going to support ipture^ when e man aetrrd it woaway by ..... In ...________ _____ campalen. ___■ _ u man him hia forthrnmlng Ike" said he believed the Senator force, - - • PRESIDENT TRUMAN-S ANNOUNCEMENT that’ he wQl not tall tha 79th Congress back Into epKlai session Is InUrprttod by political observers me emphaiialng hie decision to play aft lnaeUv* part In Uta fall eleclldn campaigns. Apparently Mr. Truman feels that the OPA -revival law |g work-! lng out as wall aa can be expected end that the long-range housing', program, bottled up in committee, can wail until the new SOth1 protwbly get less' cooperation from a "Lame-duck" Congrai he received ffom the T9th before It recetaed. ' , Behind the no-extra-senIon armouneement lie* th e 'g t* belief that the whirling current* o f International affaire ti weigh nolitlci on the domestic front. - Mr.—rruman already has announced that he feels he must I " w “ w” I l ° n ta, nm t fifty diplomatic emerteoctea which •Informed eoureoe are oertstit, bowarer, that the prealdi deUvar at least one-major political addresi before tha votah TH EY ARE HERE N O W I . 2 0 and 30 Gallon Automatic Water Heaters Electric Radiators Shallow W ell Pumps . GEMS BY REGINA .... America’s Lovliest Sweai Cardlgattf Jacquards Slipovers T bfi most luscious, cuddly, exquisite sweatcts this side of the wool) lU fib l ' G*nu by R efina in lovely color* . . . Roaa,* Blue, •Y ello w , Fink, M a li* , Green, Black, Brown, Grey, W hite, A q u a and R ad. g Utensils A ls o m il, ■oft Angora, hand finished and hand a e w g ^ g ^ e v n l y colors! Long 1 Building, ih ofi Sl®®5r£Sw * •' * ; •- *T* . . . . . . . . . . . 4*.»• t Children’s Sweaters **W« Golfer t 116 K 1st 8L 'q ....... ........... ...... �■THURSDAY, SEPT. 19, 1946 ------------- u _______________ __ THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA — - — i--------------------- NCO Club Opened A t . Oriaiuln-Air Base O C IE T Y E D IT O R — ‘ O KLAN Iin. Sr pi. If, (SpecialfViiiuil Florida'* mm-com•mi»'lonr,| officer* in the Re•erv# Kill now haw opportunity |i. m in i obi an|imintj*tw’ « nnd I*, niakr new tit tho Orlrynlo A utiy Air (laic. Thr NCO ■lull nl HA AII tins extended tin Imitation til n i l 'Kite's '.with Ihu grade, of rolfifirul, or lielttr, to join tlir rlub at ttic* base. First Sgt, William Smith, rlub pros!, ilrnt, 'announced today that, nlllooiirb on tin Air Koitc inslnllation, an invitation has* been sent, to member* of nil thirr forces: Ground. Air and Service. C ecelia TrulucL and Ion* sleeves that tapered in Mr*. F. S. Yerhay has returnt point* ovfr the wrists, with an cd froni l.ittle Switzerland. N. C. iOc reincly full skirt that leng­ thened to form 9 graceful train. where she spent. two week* at the I.itUe Switzerland Inn. The tires* featured 11 flounce of satin cptwork which formed « F .A T Mrs. A.*C. tiledhill. Jr. of Maaertha over the shoulder* mid ex. con, Ga. il visiting her parent* -tended iii pane!*- down the frortl *m o f the tucked yoke to tho waist- Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Colley of Osteen and also 'her sitter Mrs. lino when-1 t It-n:thrncd .0 create A. T. Hal) of this city, a peplum. The full length veil o f iace purchased in iirusscl* by J’. R. Hach, Jr., son o f Mr., her cousin Mr*. Frank iiarrold of • a* pmed over illusion with an and Mrs. Phillip R. Bach illusion race v« it and caught with Jewetts lame, has been promoied « iace cap, held on ca:h aide by to the rank „ f Hirgeanl at the dealers of orange blossom*. Iler Cordon Military College, Barnesonly urn 1 merit Was a strand of vilje, Ca. Iju t year Sgt. Bach Oriental matched pearls, a gift was president of his freshman or lht, hridegroom, nnd she car- class. rtt-d a bride’s bouquet of *t -phMr. ami Mrs. Ms mn i*. rentereT with a white orchid. _________ ■ ■ thani had a* Iheir The bride'* mother wa* attired the weekend Mrs. in a becoming model of mpiii sister and brother___ ... :rcpe arerntrd by gold nailhead* anil Mrs. Malcomlie heart pounding and her flower* were rotes and of Asheville, N. C. * -arnatioB*, Mr*. Volk- Williams, and Mr*. Joe W, ilory of a Tampa. Mrs. Grantlp Sr. rhrs* u rown' o f royal' blue ueman thesicJ cte Jre with gold acecssorie*. and ol level htr flower* wcr. Rubrum lillies and eariiatlon*. • ■ After tho ceremony n reception . ' Photo hv Raymond Studio . Robert wa* given bv the bridq's pirenl* Enjoying one of tlie delicious Sund,, evening buffet suppers at the Ky . Mr* Hugh Whrlcliel. Mrs. Clyde Tcrwlll-gar. Hr • of Coral O.ihl at their hume on Furlnw Str*e . Couritry Club Is the following party lectured oil tlw clah jwnrh: Head- Kirby Fite Camille lUUen. Hugh Whcfctiel. Sr Johnny Pierce lit Hay­ YOUNG White gladioli and aster* were ing from left lo rigkti Clyde TVrshlligiir. Jr, club pro. Jamrs Ridge, tuna Beach .Mary Ann Whelchf 1 Hr Clyde TVrwiflesrar Cocclt.i Truluck 0*ed wilh effect In the Dying Mr* James JUdge. Ravriwiat Ridge. Mi*. Raymond llldge, of Louisville 'W O. Plrmlng M:* Faming and Mrs Roy Reed boom and dining room nnd rosea, Sylvid aMcra-utid gladioli in pastel shade* SIDNEY were tied in the other entertain­ ing room*. Mr. Ijbtt ma. the guest* at tile door and they were Ann invited into the living room where the receiving Jine was- forpied by Miss'Ollle lb c*e Whittle, iliree||y , Mrs. A. M. Zlnser honored RICHARDS Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lott and Mrs. Mrs. Mnmie I’ngenhart yester- *i< 1 of- lire Seminole High (ilt-e a l* > it I*. Lovlkco. in the receiving *laj' afterrmon la-tween the hours kjflh annepncetl today that liarA hi like were Mr*. Imtt, Mr. mu of 4:0 0 . and rt:00 nVb*ck with eld kastner has la-ell eleeleil piesi, using to Mr*. Volie .Williams, Sr. and the |•pen house at the .home of the drill o f the glee eiub for- :W s year, niig bridal nmpie and. fcuiinluti memMembers of the I'itut Club en­ former OTi Laurel Avenue cele­ >'■1*1. O-In r* o il her s etc c lei I by j , rum <l|ar ters o( thr wed ling par y. Joyed a bnal- ride nbonrd F ."E . Uu*” iMemhtr* of lb,, ytift- iiuliob-: *1|it, mU | During- the ' evening Ihe couple KoumlUat’* ' boat, ‘ The Bkylaik" brating Mr*. I'ligenhart's 15 th birthday. Myta So.tbwnrJ, vk-e-presnterit; paign in left on a wcddlti; lri|v An North la»t night. They met at the imat Bentitifirt arrangements of llelmi Slaughter, secrrtarv and .UiK-il, 10, Carolina after which they will work at 5:30' j*. SI. and xrui»*4fn(, THadiolu-es 1111,1 chrysanthemums tn n«urer Houston Bah >Hk nnd niskc their home in Octand where up l-nke Monroe after which a 1 ' lienee tiranthnm, btislm-r, mnitMI|1 hr ia attending Stetson I'niver- chicken pilau supper wns ent< ileeoratnl the rooms opened en- sc* 1* and I'eg-gy Pippin, ldit.11 ui-* 1 He le g l­ A 1*0 sity. For traveling Sir*. William* joyed. Hostesses fm tbe ucowsiun ■uitp for tho occasion Mrs. PagPudley H IO G f* , ike senior glee club i» com j . , i n ft SPO UT wnrr a blue garb.irdinc suit w lh were M rs Al F Hunt, Mr*, elilmrt who hit* been a lesidcnt 1 I i f '.HI sing! 1- ,,iid Iti 11■ -li i-*., ii.iis of thi-* city for the post 40 a while bb Use, brown fill hat mid ; Kulh Scott ami Mi*. A. <>■ Jaryears and an active member of in-in 1lub is composed of al mem. w n biown nlligalor atre**iiric*. She j rell. t™i * Miss Whittle *ald -he »H * tnv .- ( n tarried a mat.hing top coat and 1 Mrs, Mary Rawlins rend u the Ftr»i Presbyterian Church { m i - i-T with the office* - -h-u-d j.o.u,,-.. ,, wt.ro tin orchid rnr-age, ft-tter frnm Hu- Orlando Club, in- chose to wear a ro*e t-rt-pe ill ess aM nnliripaieif n suc**---fi I veiri 1 1,. ( , imm Antnog inn out of town gi.cat* j vitiug the Smifnid Club In n with a corsage ->f blue nod white the first mrjm projt-c m il *»- .mien i» j vvt-j-i Mr. ami Mr*. J. N. Newell •joint picnir unit, meeting Ui In- flower* She make* her home, at it*' Christman program foliu m ,I * «***!■ of Sanford Mr*. F. J. Cool edge, held at Sanlaiiido Springs on 40L’ French Avenue. J1|( The dining room table was l-i tbe opt-ret (a, spring con , n r „ie Indy and'Carolyn <'nolrdgr, Mrs.' Sept. 23. She also announced a ami l ump* Mu-ic Festival Sin* t I in rn, * coveted with a handsome Incp 1 !. W. Spinning of Atianl : It'*’» concert ‘to he sponsored by the said among the soloist* this jenr lot'll, t-ilUi Sharpe of Whilluop, town; A ir■Jacksonville cluli on Oct. H, pre. cloth and centered with a three will t>e Nancy Williams, Melha W4I *o,mi and Mrs. I*. It, Mo**, Sr. of An-'iienting M a r Morgan, rising tiered birthday rake ami sur-kr-1I1 nek, Mary Mice Hetoden, with the 1 thilsin, Mr*. I*. I- Moss, dl. nf ’ young baritone and former rrsi rmi inled by flower*. Punch and Hun.tin Iti,lsock. Clmrenee l i mi nm i, ,,, (}, A Uan i«. Mrs. II. (!. Illeks-n of I deul of darks<invi|]e. The con- 1 doinl j refresh merit* were m-tved tlmrn, Nolli,, iiflprt and H irold .............. Adel Mr. nrij Mrs.lam Court-' f(,rt will h<- held in the auditor-j throughout the nflrrimon. , neF, lam CdfrtHey, Jr., S h ip 'him pf the George Washington ( Thiguest* presented the Sawyer. Jr.. Mis* Mae Watson Hotel and memlier* tif thr local honor re with many lovely gift*, nf .toliii'Min, S. * - Mrs. • Kaylo ehih were invited to attend. s A» 1 me.mento of -tie oeeasbttt ‘ Duty and family. Mr*. Ttemy' Those attending Ihe boat trip Mr /mier pit-seiiled Mr-. I’agTnrv r of Albany. Mr*. ■* Kfi-« wert* Mrs. II. A. Swanson, Mr*. enhuil with a lovely Imurpn-t o f ' xabelli Min.r, Aflaril 1 : Jim Iie»-jJ£,R. Bailiff, Mrs. Frank It. Mar *chi ysauthemunis. brson .,f Hampton; Jim Ah n,j||. Mrs. yj. |{li|».tn. Mr* Appro(xtmatelv &« gue-l* eallct boll of lamisvillej. Hnrold Haven- fl. K Chapman, Mrs. J. fl. Clarke ' -In •line III*. ntii«..lnlml limit - 1st IS C LEV ER W ITH port of Allien*, John A Shields, \|r„ Karlp Broome, Mrs Marj f-rideo, lililiH ran o f Seminole g-ddr-.ti Jr. of Way-cross,' Mr. and Mrs. Jtawllns, Mrs. W. E. Ht.llyhead tSehiHd, with ban ibiteler malt-rm James Form*ter of U c s U rg .; Mrs. Iamrlne ffihil, Mrs. E. If t-cidenl'of tli,. group." O th ’i sfiurrtr Mr*. 1). H. Newberry, of M r*tjl,g'ncy and guests, Mm. Keitn'H >1* in-bide Ki le James (ilea- gatura 1 l*nlm Beach, -Spstm Tom-y, Jr. [ j 0i|y ,,f Auhurn. Ala. and Mi* ---------- .— ------- — »on, yivc_4jre£ldi nt; Hello Slunr- vf Con Weekly from Home Hrnn)n-df»D'*t\| non, secretary, Klhel Vlnlng, ttea- Viiemb. r Specialist, TalLihissee suiei; .M*iy I'^irliton. .puidicily sut-Wn Hlreelnr: llirbv Brewer, pinginm and ini r hn Ir 111is11 Myni Madden, lair - h l| i , hill ril l a n , men ,VS*-> ini sun ,»j Tilt* |'M j i f t nf tlt|* Clin- |i H |ii* I***1'"jbijnw- J«« Tho™“B„ Hon"rcd , •1' BIRTH Mr. and Mr*. A. L.- Thomas announce (hi; birth uf n daugh­ ter Mary Lynn hprn SspL 14 $4 the Fcrnald-i-anghton Momsoritvl Hospital. ^4he Influenza virus l* so power­ ful that enough to kill &C0 mice could be put Into the space cov­ ered by the period at the end of thla sentence [ stcro- ma“ B folks. r rem ’ utted number* , f lh« P. T- A. apimlnt thentselve* as « commit­ tee t-v unite end fri aid* association eetber for. . • 1ii| •sin all parents, ncJthbort to kiln anH Use the as a "happy gst-t-ibrain*** and .ent-r- ■ — i^ lu s io . I cov/wyio H ridden, lo (he nvtft vp deevet Ihii bright ton'roifbf- Sareot Fotatoea-Hrangea farlua ln*redi*nta: 3 mnlium aweet |"> erbcK 'k Clip of Itrnwu sig n . V II grated rind o f one rtrange, 2 sliced orangcw, anJ 3 tahlrspoons of but; t*r. Mrrctiona: Cook potatoes until done but alill firm. Cool slightly, peel, and cut into 1/4-liich sllri*. Arrange. .layer nf sliced pnlatm-* in huUgfited baking dish, seasun with sail, and pepper, dot wRh butter, atyl sprinkle with brown pi* aupper will he given hv the P.-’-T. A. on T u *^ .v -n fn in g at month from - parson* accused o f ' 3:00 P^lo:k at the U ke Monroa attempting lo^ avoid paying Im-1 P ". 1 tin oven better for many UlnmenL , • Mr. Nichnla placed before thr school beard a Il*‘. o f necessary magaili)c* and supplies for teach* Customs Evaders ers anJ children and playground equloment. The b o irj approved Swell Burma Treasury Ihe list v _• , . ------- * RANGOON, Burma - 0T»c- A By room count the third and concrete (trong room ha* b*«n fourth gnsi# room rweelerd the onto th* "Rangnun Custom* pria# for the largest attsndanew e f parents. A chicken pilau arvi • • \\»« •fiit the ihh Mr*. Joe Thomas and Mrs. Ncppic Pulver were hostesses al while lo clip these lecip.s bn » surprise birthday pnrly Sept, lu no- refemun. t* honoring Joe Thomas nnd Penny^Ihilver at thair bmue^ 0(1 Maple Avenue. Tho*e attending were Mr. ami Sweet Potato Sslatl Mrs. Ralph Peters, Mr. ami Mr*, Ingredients: 3 medium • lai ;• Alvie Gillyard*. Mrs; 0. 1). i-an—,r— -----"dreas, Mr*. D. L. laindie**. Mr. i a cel potatoes, 2/3 of u, cup •( 170 pt lliU, a l'WUm I j kkUu f ttlmo ih ry hmt Nikfti *«n um and -'Jr*. Duval Gillyard. Mrs. salad d ietin g, I teaspoon sab, » O lh fiji m Oh* - kfrml^i im lmlip i tin** »-**n *^ anI i h i i Ip I Ui. f;w grains of | epper, J *lri|-* i Neppie Pulyrvr, Mrs. Edna Mc­ Alic*t. I.un lip i*#f/ MlWirt*.! MltMu M«im| i • o|»u « »vl( liu tlcf' II fl bacon2 /3 o f a cup of diced ic! Clelland, Mr. and Mrs. Charles t!Ux, Virginia Krnvr* anil \|«i *■-nl.i k-i •» nffimlftl rl % % % • »!•*••• cry, 2 picklel, ami ft large black Bridges, Mr. and Mrs. Jop Thom­ Kirvl Von Ii nloi 11* # * i hat,. <• *1 t Iitih in m i j \n1*-r olives. as,- Miss Mary Edna Landless, Ihiertiona; Scrub « » n l |« >'■* Vegetable oils used (or Indus­ Miss penny Pulver and toes Ihornughlv and eouk Hum trial purposes, bfsatdea the com­ Nolan, peeled in ssited water un d -I nmon corn, rocouut, cottonseed, . brain in a colander and bl -■* linseed and soybean. Include ba­ Elmer |Add extra salt unit pippei to .d,i i bassu. caster, olive, citlcica. palm, dressing or mayonnaise In • peanut, rapeseed, sesame and dressing ami let inurinai(i f--i on, tung. 1 A hour or longer. * » Cut bacon in *mall plec «, fi > in iT S crisp, anJ drski on paper towel L/lca celery and pickle* and rut , held olive* .from-Pita. Mix all the*-■ L„.J together tightly wilh the pu a.oe* ,l tlarnish serving dish with green er the celery leavea, atrip* of bacon, and • Ill-bur PanainaA sre rded Iron 11, chopped nut meats. Provide addi' tlopat salad d r e s s i n g ; . Recipe , Vltamlrv E prevents rancidity in, Cclombla In 1903 And became as rs" ths acrvei seven. lard, butler, dried milk, and rhneo- tndepejidciil rrpubl/ ' It Rcacralh was Indicated on lna|u as part o' rnnlnaN» “ : Addition nr a bit »1 Bomh America, ' ____________________________________ treai- chopped onion* to this salad h v MONDAY The Woman* Missionary Union ■fficers of (ha First Baptist "Jnirrh will hold an exscutive neeting at R;00 P. M. follovyed •y the annual business meeting it 3 :."10' I’. M. when HJ47 offiera will lie presented. ANNOl'Nt'EMENT r u t t t j i n*n liillil inrnr iilfMit hl»i iit > |irm 111*1*4'h -j i 11•*1m.g11 f • ,.| n (|t) I I'm . 1 It* ,il«l til. m h«Mil Jl *" 1 1Ilf »f |f ^ v 14J*| lit it i it t .i f it ink* a Iwt lilirntt OI*.\, uiinm ititi wUnv*, .lUuuit » ■* McihImm *iit|i vAiii i.f Imuff <1 hi ’it) «*»t > »m,j t n. f if 4**k*i*n> *t.in, nml niffii»*tr» v%ilI In* hpltl fin* U!th* iii uifil ;o nui •*« first anil Thursday kit fm.Ii j v\* jiMt Kt|it m^Ih m ** muntti. j ’l* 'vu K*»t mi I'ointA will In* Riven thr ‘Tu many hiwna \w hml »»jh ii l#pm flu- serviUK' mh lifficerni *»n HWMriifa *«n, I irtvilnl \*Mh Ilf in comrnittif?»t fm c i i r o u n n i M , ^ 1'* *»<tl ftfpuMlnin (itinlidatv’ partlri|»nt<*i| m, for « l u t w r v r d •*» ** iluir position mi at an |MM*k fi»c tint* yt*.ir f* 4»m fl**ur utiil Aiii.im!. tn ijm Whfli a innnhpt 4*Aii»ia inu poln n Ho/it or u;iiif,l tii. hr will lip Mivi-tt a pin ami for i n m ln la t n a il h . i' f I*, whokkiuif Penny Pulver And Social Calendai nepuldiened t*i** when returning h> i*d jsT«as from war.- t*e -netal tuftem You bio; I or brown or no/ of (be Fall th od tl [A m ilu l ifm# cm lj TOUCHTON’S �THE SANFORD HERALD/SANFORD, FLORIDA KftKNCII HHI1’ (DMMIKHIONKMi first of It mcrt^mt shlpl being f itanv ,'T A U P ^ , n.r o f »n « H o f ftou lk w el Jrfa-r I iul« * I r Tv WIIJ*f| » » Mount I 11* *nii. .North 1*<o { l»»’ N>»fthn»'V AlrBji?r_or. a* i.J I n**t H ‘«f- *f,iRH»a«t U, „ , ____ Ihaiirr,Kart m fi-rt tii NortltPii.i rorftrr „f (V#e| 4 of Niirlhw#.;' », of Xnllll'.iil IJ of - /t,iuthra*i », Mid Mrrtlon It, M"Ulh 1310 fart i N'oi'H "I h< i ! .f -at »l I um for lh« t'renah gov*rnraem In,Tampa. T 10; OP)—THe1!>y the Tamp* Shipbuilding Com*; ton Cane ha. Sept to o t IJ. Kaat 1110 fart Legal Notice ..|U,i .iM .llljit.lH tjr, tif tin* Hip ft* of Florida ! II** It KbSw Ui Tbit l« II* A nit AT. fW rotary *.f Hi* Htnl* 01 Florida, s Quantity Rights Reserved ■ iH s frh tt Ona, T w o and Four. Fancy Entiiifr H e Runthlnc KrUpy F*ney Calif. NtJjUcp. Premium 17 c Cleanser Ro0 5c Ultra-Refined Clorox 14-Gai„ 26c tlirrla Rnarh Tablets 20Z 25c SO-Vlule Team Borax 12c • A d A dvelrised in MrCnll’u Armour’a Soap Chips H.r*nd*nl Hon. M iiir t ; (JIJAIU jKH M. or HAND, i v n i i i i 'n i i a t in o A lii! NOTIiTV (1.1. PIHIBONN who ui- 1 volrre. residing tn llur 1 i-oi poidie limits. "■ follows 1 Cntfornin ited Hipo hat*1*- Hemlnnte-rnvnly. K lotldX 4T Ijt F l'H T llK H O RDER E ll thal WIT.NKHH itijS-hand Mini nfflcUl O. J*. tllERNUlK*—•: T»j?Ar Clrfk •trtrtlll Court c tjjk e n B m W ' ,n . .• * Fresh Beef Collage Tongue* lb 35 Chssgo lb 23c Freah Qround Kraft Am. Loaf Georgia Dessert Cheese lb 70c Cooked P ig Shipped Kanaaa Dreaaed Drawn Peaches No 2^ can 25 Del Horn* Voe-Pao ■ Feet lb 18c SOUft^ can 10c New P a H NlbleU Corn 2 n-oican* 29c Eelberk Meal or a h ^ t l hi|hf4Jka Dreaaed Drawn Stewing Shipped Vona laUnd N. X, Drenaed Grits ii4*Lb»' 18c Chickens Lb 55c Ducklings Lb ^ M o c k a ra l IlU e U IIIV O K C 'K oiim-.il o f p in i.ir A T in i T*l >1|:<>IIIM? fllllliKII. ■ North "11** (jnr.l. <)■* iTlr. In.ll.nrf - * T"I| tee hrt *1<> luOaretl lo e m n».ir In u e r.o ti (o r b y Attorn ey^ In the C lrc u ll C ourt *tl Aenvlnolu _ ____ __ .. b efo ru lh* (_____ ‘■mnly. K lorld e., . on Or And Now— Liquid Cvahed tobsttofi' Spanish Mackerel lilh iuV nl Octnbsr, 1»I3, lo answer a Hill of CnmbUInt fil'd agalnsl Bofflo New Park Ol Botnar [rrlne Tomatoes No 2can 15 Chef tloy-Ar*Dee Bpeghettl * Michigan Large Celery 2 stalk. Potatoes 5 Lb* 29c Carrots 2 Bch> 17c Yellow ROBB’S HOME B A K E R Y 217 E A S T FIRST STREET P H O N E 8M *J Rad Malaga YMiie^DaiHlng Old Fashioned B* » r e5-sa . ad t . Loaf A tten tion .I M oth ers! Long Igliuifi «n 19c V O U R C H IL D S FULL NAM E Fresh Beef Cottaga Eelbvrk Meal or Tonguai Ib 35 Choote Ib 23c Grits ti4-Lbs ■ 16c Freeh Griiund Kraft Am..Loaf 'Burger ib 29c Chooio Ib 70c Iteef- Plat* WRITTEN IN GOLD On School-Tnblet (looked Pig Stew lb 25c Foot Ib 18c Shipped Kansas Dressed Drawn Fryers Shipped Nebraska Dresseil Drawn Btswtng - - *galn»f Ihi* ffttale of HAlfA IU<-H >fr«l«»*VAN, «lrrp«srt|, l*t* nr Iftll <‘f>unlV, to th«* <*ounty Jml«e iff it* mlouI** I *i*« f11y. FIurMif - |» •. I*I► ofi!r*f In ihparnuri hou>* of •**■Id r.Minty at Hattfur/1. Florida, wllliIit fight calendar froth lit# timir of the ffrat fifititlraftluTi of I hi« iititire. Hitr h rial ftI of dvftiatiil rh.lll l>i* In writing, and shall state the |iU* «• of rffM M fS an*l pnat’ nfftc# adtlrra* »»f the claimant, and ahull he aworn to hy the rlalnmnt, ag«*ot, or allorncri and any itich rliiiii or dfMiatid not filed ahall oKtiiuiH Hmi,r:ii, To / Green Bot 34 c pi<o ulul . o t i o u l l iiflrata. lie .rgi* F. ttnalry I'hmUi ll i oda 11 tt'nilr Mamlllun For Two yfamhars of the .CfHillt|r llottril* of 1‘uhfh* Instrurtlun. IMa! rifts 'til*** and Tlit*^» K. llrd.m .n Foe Just lea * uf tl*a iv.»r«* In and f«r tlia following Juvtlca Qlilflrtg, vh: None. * For tVimUblr In «*"d for tha fi Ih.nlng Jiiftlra UUtrie fa* vltt Jflii- I, 1, * • = In T«sllmo^y \Vhrr*of.* I haVa IN T ill: lIB C tn T CIVUHT, NINTH lo »f unit* #*i my hand and afflaad JI HK-1A1. IT IU‘I*IT. IN AND FOIl lh* Hi* at Heal of the Ftatt of Flo* .li'iM v n i i* i ‘fii»w*pv iM n m riA rid.I. at Ta 11atinrare, the Capital, this tha flr*« d «r » f Faptainhar. lOc Rutabagas ib 4i4c Cabbage u> 4'/ic R e g u la r Vanish A aborted . iv Fancy Calif. Freeh 7c Wright * Silver Polish s-oz 20c Blu-Vfhite ib ' l i e , Melons Canadian Sun unto V ita lo x Fraah Honny Dew ’ Lopes UsieUd. .« Hi ■ford, ) Ilili Jlth dor of .HopUhlbM, m I< Court of lh** Mate *»f Florida For Two ifnilroari CtfiHfiti» Ionera f*f til* Mat** of Florida. For Hfota ffthator for Noiia ClTthl tVimtur^il IMpjrkt uf th i Htalr of Fh+rid a* Fur Two Members **f ih« I lows#? *»f Ih i.fm nlallvM uf tits1iftats uf Ftmi Ida. . r For i t i i f f fa u n lf t'nmiiilpflosrra P r ic e s G o o d T h r u S a t u r d a y , S o p t o m b e r 21 Br ead - . „ rtj once ii £ens*Ctttl¥a to Northaaat lo Inht tl»r ii a v o r \m vi ; m iii :h For Fnltrti Hiuif* Hermlur. For itr|*r**rnt-'tlv*vof *Jtp Fifth 111ulc llarllng ■ (to f if t h r lh** Fnllw t HIM Old Fashioned IHia ^Nollra week for four weylcs ’ In thru t wewep»i>#r ■ put,II___ hutln iv*>iifl*oK A*' 1». UK, Oil Corn 212•01 cant 2 New Park Tomatoes N o 2 can Argo Bwret Crackers lb A Real flleach— give f f l'i New Pack NlbleU io .i t»i*rrliy <1 1it>rre. o' fiint.Mn i ro «.fo r r* anaatr- M ......U ,,..-r 11H>Kft\h~ FJK ITIII* ill 1rein H*frtltir'i# Fountv, l ie of Florida, on Tnrertay nnl (1 ft **1 tMf th# flr*i Monday In IS ffiU T IH S ,- ashes rt«» you hrrcln. u m » being a. ault for • i-nrner -of Southweet 14 **t Soulhwrat >4 of ‘ Omlah 11, Ti troahlp to HoUth /Rungs 11 . Beet; Mouth 1310 Jrrl 30 01011111 1. Ill rfo IB - h V lt llla fart to 'beginning, oroiltil. ui .i|lu u'tlurk' (1:00; ,* M Ortuhrr full 1143, at ihr Ml ollvr A. M. ft. t'tuifrtl In Mlflt ■ “rnlfnla Ciunt». FloriiOv, for th» |iurpoa» of prganftlng a muni- * o tm k np To th«* HhefPtf »»f Kemlnul* Cmin C A V T H U R S D A Y . S E P T . J9, 1 M 6 Sanford Furniture Company’s BIG 5 SCHOOL T A B L E T Bhlpped Long Island N. Y. . Dressed ’> H Q Sunehlnii Krlepy Fancy calif. Crackers Fresh Honey Tablets 2o* 25c 20-Mule Team 1 , Michigan Large Idsho Armour's Fancy CaJIL Freah Lemons t i c Carrots 2 Yellow Red Malaga On,;ans 5 YtlamlnMed Regular Slandartt > School Tablet 5*10 M TS r t A K U ■.-i# WHEN i l l* : - =--=AVAILABLE —-- - . . - - - A v a iu a u i .A * M * . Including Free Child’s F u il% a m e - . Celery 2 stalk* 19c Potatoes 5 Lb> 29c A n AdverUaed tn McCall’a Chickens Lb 55c Ducklings Lb 43c Mackerel !111«U Pollock nuou Butlorfly niloU Fresh Caught Mtd|0f Cooked Lobsters Spanish Mackerel Dew Lb 17c -Lopes Lb H e Melons Lb 10c Nableco Premium * *4 Green Crackers Lb 17c Canadian A Real Bleach— Rutabagas ,u> 4%c Cabbage Lb 4vfcc By-Pro Q» 17c Cleanter "»» 5c California Red Kipo Ultra-iReflned Clorox v^Gai 26c Harrlt Roach taserllrlde * 69c Fhncy Hating IW ** - W ritten In Gold, B .II. , U ... swan w n ra rs v A iL A B U B *. r • bch* ^ 17c �. ■ . . ■ * ... — • ; * . ■ ' m r*m es& .+~- — * ■ * ;• •- ; .THURSDAY, SEPT. Id, IWfl n m *- ~HVWU ■ J. I- M 1 TH E L,.L,i rj.f i > 1 3A£FUKD :— h ■ . . =r « ——5- H ERALD , SANFORD, F L O R ID A PAUL . , .1 - SEVEN '' .<e Rain Washes Out Sixth Game of Fed-Senator Series Game To Be Played Here Tonight; Schantel, Cary Probable Pitchers Dr ARTHUR RECK WITH, JR HeraU Spuria ‘Editor Joe Louis Pounds A downpour from Jufrfftr PluViu* camo yesterday afternoon Mauriello For W in > cause postponement of the xlh (tome in the fitful pi With the *prvd and effici­ eerie* between the 8*1 Celery Fed* and the Orlando ency of lightening Champion Loul* drf-*trd Tami Senator* which was to be played Joe Mauriello In tea minute* and at the Municipal Park. 29 second* of the flr*| round The tame.* 1* scheduled to be in thrir title match 'n the played here tonight, and in the Mxditbn Square Garden la>-t event that rain cause* additional night. poatponement every attempt _will be made to act the Ult back l-oui* at 2111« pounds » a * from Friday night to Saturday the h-avier of the two men. ________ nigh school aince the Seminole Mauriello wrighlpg Id at 19** [H ila r y Fed football team ia Rrlef as it a as, LouL was | scheduled to meet the Eustl* the show, all thr * ay, having Panther* in *. gridiron content fliwlrd*’’ the' challenger then at the High School Athletic continued In trim Ih- Bronx Field tomorrow evening. boy hffnrr fO.lOO people. H is ulan understood that the Mauriello Irtril to make * Orlando High School haa a game fight' of It it* 1 as they came acheduled for Frlda^ evening in out at the bell, a* h* knock­ Orlando and that Ruainea*. Man. ed Uula back on hi* haunchager John (!*nrcl of the Sena-, r* with a fa*t right to Ih* tor* will request that In the chin. The champ ramr bark event the Fed* and Senator* savagely for the kill. I meet in the seventh tilt in OrV in do 'tomorrow night that the game’ .he moved up to Saturday or Sunday «o there will be no conflicting schedules. Tonight Manager Levy I* ex­ pected to aend Jim Schantel to tho hill f^r the 'pitching duties Edltnnr Note! Beginning to­ in an attempt to trim the Sen­ day a aerie* of thumbnail skrtchator* and enter the aevenlh tilt •a will be run of the first o f the aeries. Lefthander Jodie ■quad players of the l'n iier*It) llawinglon will probably meet uf Ftprida football tram in an at­ the Senators in the seventh tempt to acquaint central Flor­ *ramc in- Oriando, should the idians with the team. Florida •^eds cop (onlght'a tilt. ia making a bid for big time Manager Ted MadjesklM* also football and the tram need* thr rather hard pressed for a mound support of every Floridian and staff. The little "Darling" of central Florida faiyi ran give the Senator, mound Corps. Scott thrir moral vnipport even If they Cary, will face Schantel on the cannot Attend thr garnet. To­ hill in this evening's contest. day the firat airing end* of the The weather forecast this af­ Bator* are prevented.) ternoon looked none too promis­ LEFT ENDS ing. ' The weatherman sold it TOMMY UUSlIOl', W l Pound! would be partly cloudy' with , six fimt former Jarksnnviltr Naval nfUrmu.n ahpwar* and thunder- i Air B u „ on , lnr u)„, ox-Amlrew jlo r m s tudajr (hrough krlday. Jnt^son, Jacksonville, player ts ™ *n the evenl that th« wcathfr currently making rumjwtlilon kern permit* a tilt th!s ©renin* loenl at ihe left (nd *put. A U»t. *«• officipL expect one of the larg- j{res*ivo end, he ran also tuke >n eal crowd* on hand for any con- planting a-viignmeuu tie Li playing teat this season in the local find year for the Ciatnr* tie is Par*<22 and married. KAY JAMISON,'- HHi pound, six foot, three inch, veteran of the 1U42 Bator season show* promise for an and berth. A former BradI enton High ScfUKd scar, j.itni.-ou « INSIDE SPORTS REPORT L* By AIIT1ICH BECKWITH, JR. T-».l. Southern California Cl, now with the Rocket*, and Otfo Gt*i|asm. Noi th-western's *13 are bark who play* for Coach Paul Brown Ihi t'lrv-ildifil, Brown. Iticldeiitallv 11 ii port.d (n be the highest i paid -- -* — ■’ ■ — — iimrli ip football at i i i . W l l :i lly Fit .Nh rCK I* lYx Van WavtjnifUijt, Atibuin'* Jhear Tin Rocket* aie - --llrhed b>" AP ‘ Ni-wsti ntuiv* Spurt* Kdihn All America pivot » f 1944. . 1Ui-k Hanley, fmmoriv of North , NEW YORK tl appears that The N iw Volk Yankees, on net western, ' burnt* KIruyl* 1 , i c f the 'All -America Kiribati Confer- bv form er R- deer football t«i-> 1 Chicago * also ,nee wt1t~di. ill! t lolli Thr new Ran Topping, have four All-Artier-i (l-eul Hltsch o f Ulm-onain and A s '’[•'fMriiiiml gridiiim body has the |fB p l„vrA hut two o f them were \ Mi hivan. Billy Hill, nhrapd of ! Indiana and Wee Willie Wilkin, i i i >,h,Yer* ' An " "'•*'<* '*“ w me theUhoM-n in thr thirtie*. , , Ilu- Yank.-, -oarhed by lin e . p-und e.i Itr.Ukin l a , k I o. d d e d fan* Fourteen - lot mi l All A me lira JJTnhrrt v, ex W»-.h ru-tnn Iteilrkin ' lllraeh w.i* the *tar. of tin recent Georgia Tech And Grid Stars Sparkle In Nation’s AlabdmaRateTop New All-American Football .Loop Spots In Southeast I 1A \ E S VS F A N S , Flying Coyote, lie is gian .iton j holed in the Rob Ha>v*' oi Cneyviine Chief Thuii.n-rbolt, Column Ihi* morning In the Orlan- a famous Indian lighter use* in V l l r r i r f n ’ a A H ir tr i do Morning Sentinel Holt hr ba, ihc pioneer day* o. the Wett. k ,W r ,a U 8 ' V 11-11* Is In c r e a s in g taken another "pot »hot" at the A giailuate of linsi-ell institute Me I i.4 Celery Krdw. in luiw ft nee. Kunsas, and n atar tt » * » H u n s m g e r Is A lla )r * write*: "The reason llick uhlc.., Me»t pluytd profesalonal Mrl-aulm and Tex Cater didn't baski-liml! wlm Jim Thotpo's playei*. .h - - n by A w o y i a t e d ' h o a » t Frankte' sinkw^K I Al l -Star I«-6 victory.ov#r >inpir ih *irlaiiUo-Saniorj gamr_ inliiyu, Indian*. He was with It) a s s o c i a t e d p r e s s Pie-** NiMirt-Witter* thmuirhout t h e , \ U - A m e r i c a wiraid of th'f . l . - \n-rele* Ram,*.-champton* at Sanford-Monday hlghl, w* un-~ Viult 'Ip the Navy at Georgia The ,outh(-A*trrn conference pic- rmintiv uir ooiul.ri- of tlu- niut ,,,,, jo . ( .hiu,)|((. , Ar(., |.lir|,,.ri *f th- rival National 1.,-apue. Re i. drr-tand, i* because Sanford told Fre-hlight, t‘4»e i»- not very clear 'today and \||.Aniem a hark f..» the -- -d-J two lourhdotvti* liefori- 4*7.it'* the foul; of that old bugnhn • rin u lt where they *#v the tun. i? jj)W league President Earnest Padgeil * Awarded CoAtlpo d ami Ilu l- u ■ .holt. Ruke Blue R. vil- C anard I Ilu- •a-u hins in Chicago'* Soldier they wouldn't let them on thArnrding to Associated, l*rta» of football Injuric*. Brooklyn, bmp tin- doormat of - _ , r it i 1 l *i , i ' i l- i I, ".t terl Ramsey. William and M an Field. placing liebt— and I'augrtl pulled the fits. hnxtbull hluy**1 tu tf° 1,1 iourgla Tech ami Alabama ai ■ the National ho„ll,al l.eaunr.-ha„ nr,,.v M,r..|lum. Tulane ll w*n* the l-ct thing (lull evt-r them Irom the umpiring assign- lilt* court* to seek compensation liokiii^ more liKi' womi*ncnlvi»» iiuf wmt r^im '^rtmiicrn m v i i l , ;lu |#|t» „ f *311 hmipt-Peil to the hew li ague. went.” uniter the HI hill ofwwUi^hiM h u luiw* that »t*vcral cii^uallk'n ar»* All-Am crirn hlftvrr* Tho IhMlkd-. * , , The Buffalo Iloons, combed . by Thi* statement U unfouml d and toten awarded nil I situaoil » g,- jn,^. ijpg badj inlo tlid> ••knock i.wunl liv Bill V.. -tl a fC£i . TY ? ;V T 'U hti { k,,t purrly Incurrrct, Tnrre » c w * -slaiy, minus the mortey he made Hug1" loj*. But Hut the thr new m -w .-i, all H r Pliillir* 1-a*. hall l.aoj. hfl- RvpJ^ ' JL1* K* ‘ ’ h'” ' " lied. Raw-,m (Tulape otuj Mitnsr'si-t,7 no lit'u l and iiir Jiinmi Seanutaiter ufehantnrd Uns'vMii aem m oiher jim*. The *tptiyrr. At il l,| Misaiaaipp1, (ieorgla,*Flnr- AH-Altieriya hail.- ,n Clrnu Rot,l... T?rtn,1' rrnr■. I ; " “ M“ 11■ Cto.diy and ..... Ion Amevlle, ha hawk*. |iiloted bv Jack Mmgiu-r u tel.gram to l adg lt n-i|uir*ting Nlemic, lin» been »w n jd,u yj.KsiUi,, ttIHj Vanderbilt. T-i Im i ," ’42. nn.l Bill Ralev., Mlihi throe AJIAmeriia men in Juirin' |Autmin touch I, an: devoid of Allgall. 'Ill, ,W’h-i ;i|, viopfiy stur'i -I " n bc V " ' rr"'*' ‘ 5? e,« V k " d lhf ' A i TiHMloota, Alabama'* low- f- r Mitim-vota, The ih-dcot ,,t,.r J'hp Kimhrengti. -Texiu Aggie, \merica pluvm . However, -Stan ilnue umpirthg m the *erie*. raeifii- L<«al. I., u jl». •That a atT iCBmpert1| for „ W .ya,., — — (tillback of - 'IP -'Inf Tackle Rob Ko»tinf«l.i. lluty Cross lunk who' inrrp wrr? m» ilireai.t ***f «n> lnr 10 t* uf f j i 0 . itmnthly, mimu iMllui th*. firm! tl*«u« k. kind, ami ihrHTqvr^l did mil trier fib mined fr»»m a in ih* t \ i„ « : j u. »uin.u I*, ti*,* Florid,i is laiiitr L»idy. Chat Relnnnut, Snlifintiia 'I d '41. and -Inned In tlie Orange Howl l« «t » End Hud K m , N'utii-itnni* jJamtary, i* Miami’* tug are. Ruf*10 McLaulin. ' ’ .New KnKl«ml. an I fdd7 * ir n « l 1 i t ?hl ,ls Jnrkaum Tin- Ron* me cOnrhrd by hud fiiio htol one AII Amerien in I'niil ■| . The ball (lull afOeial* made a beer »aliwmnn I t m H,’ quarterback Frank llnvyde* tn,.1!a ff'" Vn' R.-tiioot who hkr Flaherty, once 'tiovcrnwli. Columbia buck *42, but no requ-st of an; Mml t « Pad-* Florida .Military Academy ■ „„t i„ ‘ll,t "iU i u leg injiity. Ibvtmv orhed for tie- rge |* r e s t o n |,r since hit.* shifted to the -lloston gelt ab- oi the umpiring situation. According to recent information |1(, , iII||K exprew-.t; d-ul-l that Jim S|n„| ln||-s iii-d*kinv. Yank* nP tbe National League, The Sanford tan* made the re- the FMA will have a classy fo o t - ;, ., •• , - j. , ) ltublnaoit, frr*hm.in renter, will l-e par^ er Hail. Mississippi All The Bison* may take this rase to quest because thr, thought . fid - ball t.am thi. year, 'hut . i* -If * E ! ? tod Wh*u ,le teady to * „ agxm*i Mississippi \mrrifn tmek mi ;!M. niul Frankie omt. it is rita-rteil. grtl would rompty with ft *inrr experience is any criteria. Tha " At ViSdl-ri-Bt.^lVm-h Bril' Band"««'*■ .who won Th. All-Aipcrira Conference i* hp die] the , amr thing in Ihr Fed Saiilord Celery Fed* are acheduled j [" .-ji SI. Augustinr si-rirs. Ititl StriB- lu tunglv with the Aca-lemy Oct-j!*rur* '* ........... jbn-an- ,a* Birij rcke *.-nt a wire lit I'aitgrll de- 2 .i m S i.' I'vieraburg. , . Monclpy ^ , mi*»i-d , " f hi* fulli-n t tip i I ur;i», Vc- ||<»,.,.. tln-y ai t- iw.m h.-d In Ruck While ihe rival Nwtmti.il h »< -chedpiaitlai- tignliLiii‘rnciir"uf mi ill A list uf 52 fuutiiallrr* 'wav P'mRoc llf 1 111 "* I f .ny._Snud._r* *- ul Milking |-ii-k jJ|,*w .if . Sum., rlti.u and I'nh ulr.i ,-r.lv tin ,. the i taring that l.a»rl> struck hlpi during a game in V>;ui(nnl i-it-i i'.-leasell "by Athletic Director Al “‘"'b of* a*th^(? L ^ fti. pa«*-snag- -leek M r lk u i1 m— 'lie Mi-iougifo* mu —i i - iA,k-k*-—mrtinl M1uml l.rudfi end wall h* uul_/<ir *eiir tl „|llL nllti BUU, tin. .1 r-mnr rtn t-r1 Bulh the rfeviiutoi Brown* und tite after talk lea klu* v, it tv ***vcn furth, r il- s.riled unr ■>( ihe gntn;* Itiurio. yesterday, Bating -i2 men Jinf Hnughtt Into Hu- blurring 1k1i '. tti-ek-t a* the «v-r*i rih ibit inn nf um­ on the varsity Including 14 let- day*. bnv«- .me All- epno> wlule the t-hiingo Bucket* flic ailing IDt at the University sssignmunt. Kipelielieef ciliU bt* piring tli.il he had rver argri. rrrm-li. America.' Tlrey art* End ltulpli lii-y. Imve -ix lisR -h Blrihrckr ili-inumlrd that 1-nti-l) clyde Jimmy Geurgc, Middleton, not Ih- pi'rniirird In umpire again t). und Italph llewoelry, ,nt. r«-In the Frd-Kainl sJnrs. eraburg. Grllrrally speaking, the .San­ Veteran laeklr* include Ro­ ford fan* are mure Ilian satisflnl land A. Wilson. Tampa and But) with th<> jMirh nf Mrl.nulin this Whitehead, St. Petersburg, whlib reason., tlf ruur*r. Ihrrr will he llusl) O'Neill, t'ansl /.one; |>ub. rumplaliiK' tin an! arbiter mm FrceJc. Cirat Water and hrnt and then hut .Sanford fan* did nui Sl/auas, TallahuKsee give tha inrlide him in their request, Cadrt* ample axparienrr In tha 1 to* ba-r-hali rliitr iliti not i-nlci guarq. position*. a t'niitnlaliil al aif Rol.cn lowilt-r, Jaeksonville 1* ‘ Fin lln-i tiom'. ih. fan* dlil rid the only i-xpet n-need center 1iU "liemnii-l," !. t it-.|in-*ied” tha- „ nuge in hu, Severn I prospect* cumCofi-I til- nw*U-il mg up including Benny Jiimiaott, And from nui own ohserva inn * Jintiof from Memphis. Tenn. of Cuft i '- uinpi, mg nl-ilfy, he _ lloug Middlrhrook. TaApa, rhotl.l hav, In • n I long * hi, sun his letter at end last ji-fon- tin; iiui-li-nt happened. yrar h*s been shifted to the Dodger*' Bendler quarlrrback spal while rxperiA numt>er of i j i n t * in San* enrrd h*lfhark* Include Ed Mpi* ford n*. rlnulil r nirnihrr ttr. rack, ilrlroilt Jimmie vv lina. Wemller. the Itrimkijn lhnlgrr Hi. Petersburg and Mercury trainer wlqi <*a * he^t* In SanKavouklL a flrel-footed young­ .fnrd last Spring. ster tiom Tarpon Spring*. ReFloyd I'alnrer-refriTed a let­ Unili-k Rave Crisp I* the only ter the nlhe( da> ftwnt Wendrxprnenifd fullback returning ler which elated Lhal everyto Itugero fur adothre season. ll-lllg wa* gt.irlg siting fine ami (II her Florida boy* tin tha lhal bp hoped he rntlld visit larsily include if McKay, opcan theatre. He csnieil Hye Sanford during the winter. Bonita Springa; Hoy Barnra, ■ Uccnnltng to an Aaaoclatad letter* In high ach-iol, 1* 'i‘l years Welnller -aid the IM gW * were Ft. Myemi Jack Mal’ hrrson, Pr/iis report, National I^ng'ju old. all kryrtl up over thrir Tight Winter Park: Hugh Olive. I'laut umpire Grorge liarr wo* force-t, JIMMY IIYNEH. freshman linlb for Ihr pennant with the Card*. n ix ; Tnl Michel, Plant City,; to leave the baseluill game i^- - from Marianna where lie carrion Hr hinted lhal Ihe Rodger* Jolyn Moody. Orlando and Glyn tween the N'aw York (llantn and four letter* in footlinll and t* m»> train w« thr—coji-1 next • Guthrie, Green Core Spring*. the Chicago Cub* in New York currently adding l» the conipi-U Itogiru is also attempting to lion for an end berth, lie tip* sra-M.lt, allhmiglt lie explained V'eaterday l>eeaL»e of tt *rvcre (he scale* at 195, is six fret llirre lltal he, knew very little almul . engng,. n Warn in the Miami area, heart attack. , „ . , that portirular altuaUun. cither Miami Beach. Andrew Jm-k .Barr th well known in Sanford 'inchc* tall. He ii lh years old. W'rndlrr said the Rodger •on or^ Pom t- do L*«n. RIGHT ENDS . and Sem'nole County since h« 1* pitching had been, holding up URUUGUTUN—U lR U T E i. 1YU, tha o[>cratnr "of-the—George Barr _xaig .wait T h a i wrote WendEKISCtt N*A MEN' ROOh'IH r- T LIAMH, i* one -of., fb*-" fevrvwk-r >Um ptrea -Sritnntr U « t Spring ler. ha* *o far kept the Rmlgrr* PITTSBURGH.. Sept. 19. i/11 periencej members of thr It*H Barr held hi* stbodl In Orlando, in thr thick uf the flag rare. Mnnagcr Frankie Frisch of the hut this yrar he plan* to move Gator squad. A big six foot three . Wendler alsu asked I’nlnii-r t-i Pittsburgh Pirates say* that milto the fomter Naval A ir Station inches tall ami IP'* poomlx, lie convey hi* host wishe* to liij fielder Rrl Ennis uf Urn Philadel­ s a c .tw o years of football mi ' at Sanford. many friend* in Sanford. phia Phillies l* his choice for t-a-v . The attack struck with iccn (fator alevcn* in HJ-JI mil '42. Harding'* Reserve* halt'* rookie of the year. Fays A sergeant in thtArmy, ho saw severity that it i* unlikely that Though Coach Jock Harding Iriach: ''Ills play ugumM us all Barr will Ire back on the diamond Semico in tip- Eu rope nil theatre enulil Mnrl elgtil of hi. Hi tinge year has been nothing ie-- *r!-where hr won five h-iltle sinr* thi* ye»r. . iliiwl anine* * t a r l i n g lineup scnsalionai »nd hi* |m**ihdilo-s A former I’lanl High, ‘ Tampa, ■gainst William ti Mary in th- for the future are unlimited." star he i» 2 T years old. JOE ClIKRSEIt, former Qulnc'y Rruitgi- Bowl, und ejiuld fill the High scho. I stir I* another veter­ o her |Mi*ltlon* with the first SPORTS L A U G H an of Gator eleven* who saw ac­ string sub* of the Orange Bowl j By f n w l l p g Pre** SU PPO RT TH K T E A M ! tion on the HHi and '45 tea mi. football, game, chances -re th.it Italf-duxcn n e w A tm m w ill take A steady aggressive end, Chesser Th e beloved old manager of the uver starting berths the rugnt . Philadelphia Athtetica. Connie weigh* iOO pounds and in an even of Sept. 27, and it could I*’ thnl Mack, has many a sparkling m m - •ix feet. A junior, hoJa 10 *year* only Captain* Harry Ghaul at ofy of hi* glorious baseball career. old, WARDEN TILLER, former Or­ fullback. W'illlain FranU at Uekl“ . TJVs all. of ua, Oor.nle has also Mario DeMarco “ f Ikxmton, N. J-. _ had same moments he'd like to lando Senior High itar, i* mil for guard,‘ and Hob Bowman" at wing hi* first year oirthwOgtor eleven ■IU * "-IK !--*L -wwrw--* * A Veteran of the Navy Air CoriM. oaek would tw holdover »tsiU ,l» j por itutanee the day his Athle­ he played some football In the At end t.eo Houck of l.aiini*ter, 1 tic* were playing a light bail game, Navy. A steady player he 1* i ’u. who played freshman font and at a very crucial point. Mack contributing to competition for * hail here, Don Kennedy of Is)* w aited In O ptnch-hUter. A baae- right end berth. Hr. *nw service Angele*. -and Bob Sutter uf i ’lme ^ I t would break it up. H waa a on Okinawa, is 23 yearn old, an I nix, Arizona mo fighting ii nui with Vie Mell of Savannah, tho tense moment. married. only\veterun ilankman with ;i Three- ttmta lire pinch-hitter MorrM Klein, Miumt'* strung at high balls and. waa out, looks new' to tho ruing fellows." look V Htaff bote hit* in a single a f­ All-American tackle threat, out . ^..-Tv a nkture of futility. When Ute batter returned to tha ternoon of mojos league baseball! of Ih/ Navy, haa taken over m. bench, Connie took one look at Bound* fantastic doesn't ItT 'Out lefL/tackle, with Frant* being ed to right Uckle. Dr Marhltn and said. “Listen, If X m t that's what happened tha after­ co'a running mate al guard will ’ need a hitter again and you ara noon of BepL 1st, 1941 in a bo George Carifeo of Haverhill. tha only man on the tench—don't double-header between the St. Louis Urowna and the Detroit Mats, a pre-war «U r, or Charles move." ,. ' ________ Tigers. Sixty safe hits good for Snowden o f Miami, cousin of u Al 14KL base* were regl*t''rt*d by !*■!» former Hurricane captain. two taama during th« twin bill. center, rvr.urhing war veteran* SPORTS^^DDITTf Dstrini won uotb- games, oy Hatvey James and Hal Schuler, »r oolh local boy#, appear to hav* teorrs o f 9 to 5 and Ifl to ft. tho Inside track. It'a a ran football season If . In the first game, tha Tiger* Ernio Maxejka of .Gardner, someone folia tq attribute a new collected 1* hlU, Including four Maas, and Bam Dwrmlgny of play to Alonxlo Btagg. Usually, home runs, a double and it) Phlla, I*a« the returning quart­ Dig Kitty York hit pel rItch o f th* gridiron de- singlet. three of the four round-trippers. erback*. ara now battling it out ’ ‘ garoamd U hit*. * with Ertdw Jtutombsrfca of l'R «‘ UMIe- College o f Ih * ‘B t^ lg u U 1*0- burgh,' regular qcarterluu-k in Florida Grid Men BASEBALL TONIGHT ORLANDO SENATORS -V S - George Barr Hds H eart Attack At l§ G iant-Cub Game ff& r& S ta ? SANFORD CELERY FEDS MUNICIPAL PARK- 8:35 P. M . Sixth Game ol Final Series O E P E lh i TOMORROW NIGHT -- 8:00 P. M. - H igh School Athletic Field 1941 and 1943. Rob Doilman of * B S k live course of live fbotbcQ schedule, the Pacific TUers wilt preoent a ploy that looks brand new. Often It ta the enclcant end around maneuver with a of special S ta ff touches to It appear fraah. ✓ Actually. Stagy ftrot uead that play (n 1W . Re woe* 11 out to a season. Be dragged It out four yean and U helped hie Unit Chicago beat Stanford 94 to g. r team* h«*- nulled It o ff at . two Miami, veteran wlnghack, hn* a doubleai tough ba tD on his hand* from . . . and 13 (inilcg- 8 t Louis got IS ' freshman Carl Mono of E- Or­ hlta,. one o o f them dr double; In ange, N, 4- while dee Krull of th« nightcap. The 95 Detroit hits In the twin bill were good ti/r a.tout of alaty base*. The 95 Bt. Louie eafetiee were good for a tout o f forty bases, PIRA VS. New Brunswick and Don Jonea of Miami,,tha 1045 tailback*, ara curnmuy running whind H-n Johnston of Lo* Angeles and Dave Eldredgw of Miami, and Al Ktaulin nf Itarietop, p*„ a bril­ liant tailback iq m i and 1942 1* dee in another week. Running Wolf NBED A Sept. 1 „ from Plttal The W olf* have a monopoly on Ia that thg.field of candldele* fo r the poet of mananr o f th* P ir­ the Gator* If name* maen any ates has bten reduced to three, thing, for on the University of a BRlc Herman of tte Florida eoachlng ita ff there Is, o f course. Coach Bear ,^ o lf and the* there la Chief Running Wolf. Bear W olf la prw.ly well known, but Running W olf isn't,Running Wolf. 1* thg Indian (Chief) Weat, nne-UBfen who manggkr and aaalit“ Wuir* staff. PITT81 The Ii (Celery Fcdn) apiroi Panthers) L E T S A L L BE O N H A N D T O CH E ER O U R T E A M ! spo r I ing GOODS : ( Y , Block EaNt of P.O.) �I THURSDAY, SEPT. Ij9, im THE SANFORD 'HERALD, =>4n = i i i = n i E i i i = m = i n = m E i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i E i n = i i i E i i i = i n = ! i i = i i i = i i i g m = i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i = E i i i = i i i ; = i i i ■ F ^ W IIB O l i T i M mu ~ n * rii n " n in n i — *i~~ — itmi a — ■■ hi ii ~ • ~ ■» T -- • J . • * - ; t4 ] W e are mnodeling our preteht dore to make it one of the fined and moat up to date in Florida! In order to bring in the new raerchandiae for our newly remodeled atore, we mud clear tome of Uio present alock a. Now ia your chance to buy thoae much needed pieces of furni­ ture and ladles ready-to-wear at greatly reduced prices! ; ALL FUR TRIMMED COATS • B L A C K , B R O W N . A Q U A , RED 25% REDUCTIONS LIGHT WEIGHT COATS .... Values To .... 29.95 REDUCED FOR THIS SALE .... 24^0 LADIES SUITS REDUCED V alues T o JACKETS GREATLY REDUCED Prices Ranging Dinettes ALL SUMMER DRESSES from IN C L U D IN G C O T T O N S , R A Y O N .P R IN T S A N D SHEERS 20% DISCOUNT’ . 5 Pieces ROLL-AWAY WOOL RUGS W ide Selection o Wardrobes Ice Refrigerators SAMPSON CARD TABLES w bsaw sm CASH & AMAZING VALUE 3^0 PLATE GLASS MIRRORS , a r/ N ot Set Up — A Real Value! 12.95 up > ’ Complete Service For OCCASIONAL CLUB PLATFORM CHAIRS CHAIRS ROCKERS 9.95 up K m e t ; "L A W N S Both-3-3 and 4-6 Sizes CABINETS PfcTnble Lamps, Brii •’ B oudk.rU n .p 6 19.95 up �r • T ; . - . . ; : \ r-tn-^iujOTOCSa^BCV F * * *-*..■■’ " v . - ; . '. : a. . I r~* t r•■• ' ,;r".sic^ a ra rtw *’ , : • ’-■■>•■ • ■■ ' : i?«f3 * ^ y-• : : ' J■ “T------»* * r r “*' •*♦*' *■ w '•%^*%Z-- mw l * * *• THE :_.> In Unity There la Strength— Ta F t n iis I i the f r egrtMn i t A flrle * ) T» W EATHER cloudy this a ftern oon , tonight turday w ith local aftern oon howora. . T » h*4*tl tki h u « « ( lbs World i |^ 1 ‘ t Fraaperily tar AanfertL AN INDEPENDENT D A IL Y NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVII •»» ■ j » i a. Established 1908 i Trieste Plans S A N f O R D , F LO R ID A , F R ID A Y , S E P T .. *20, Nations By Explosion M ilitary Commission O fficials Declare Jews Sticks W ith Minis, A re Responsible For teifs Decisions On . Blast In Which P ort Jfc* Bulgarian Powers O f City Is Rocked Tbe Italian Political ami Ter­ ritorial * Commission balloted *.’] l limes on various proposals to change tlio border* of Trieste previously fixed by the liig Knur. Russia stood by* her cnminltmenta, even though It meant voting against proposal* by the • Slav bloc, which ahe usually back*. Britain, France end the £ United Stataa stuck to thrir * commitments, even though that meant voting against Coned*, Australia, Hew Zealand, South •Africa, the Netherlands and Ura■11. O f the 11 proposed changes, .the commission voted down all * but one, which It accspted by a . 13 to 6 count,, The Military Commission was In session today, and It also stuck to a Big Four agreement. - It rejected 10 to 0 a Greek “ amendment/ to reduce the naval - ~ n * * * r grouted to* i.'ulg*eU!,b fthe . Foreign ' Minister* Council. It also turned down by a 13 to 3 vote a Greek effort to make • further cut In the Bulgarian air force. Clothing Expert * T o Hold Tailoring Oakses In County Miss Jotfea Bevl*. slat* exten ■Ion clothing specialist, will be in Seminole County Monday and Tuesday, Sepl. 23 anj 24 To con­ duct lalldrinr .classes. Clothing chairman or home demonstration . . club* are to be at lh*te classes. The ’ following clothing chair­ men will .meet at tha office of - * Mr*. Oulda Wilson, county home demonstration agent, at 10:00 A, M. and iMW P. M.* Mrr lt-n Gray o f I-ongwoud. Mr*. Lurilld •Behrens' of Lake Monroe, - Mr*. Grover IoFtls of Geneva. Mi*. J. P. L* Rocho of Elder Springs and Mia* Ellale* Kfrchnff of Son.ford. Lunch will be served at tie • office. « . ^ Reds To Purge Farm* i Political Officials LONDON, Sept. 80, (A1)—The Russian government today order­ 'd \ CMlnt,f*,nd* P«Tt» of farm official* anj local political laadara accused of plundering farm. lands. A ; Moscow report said agricultural officials guilty of anti-government actlvlly fn plj. a m ln f property .will be ptottctltaj , Ai common criminal*, V V T ? * Communl»t Paper l Varda declares that certain individual mle- elements In Russia have I communal lands for their •wn profit. Pr**da described the Vfntf » » move having a politic« • ■Ignificanc, of the first im- I ant W ill Address Local VJP. W . Post L. A. Bryant, (wad o f the Veter, Administration * sob-regleoal rlando, will be the Foreign War* at tha Legion Hut » 8*mln*le Boulevard. Mr. Bryant will discuss on-the* JERUSALEM. «e p t. 20. IAVA dr.:m! o f explosl slvvs today 'blast ed.shope and the I’nli-ttlna Pnivxllna g govern mrnt oaf.1 th«. explosion was. the work a# four Jews. *■ The >blj*t caused widespread property damage. Early dispatch es from Haifa as id the whole east rod of the town wax shaken, A two.a nry offlc .1 building eccupiid by the railway Company Is said tu have been demolished. Tbe government announcement *a}d that the drum o f cxnloaives was dropped fnnn n truck Into the street at the entrance t*» h■itIIwav shops. Police immediately rleanvI nearby buildings and roped o ff thp ar.’ s, The drum expl'ilcl after 2(1 minutes. Police .In Haifa' speculated that the blasting was the work of underground r. sistanc- figh'ers. In London, meinwhlle, seven Aral, League states have refused to r< consider their rejection of the lirilish-Amcrlran Experts’ pica for n , federalism! Palestine. The Arab <lelegs'_*x rallrd on Britain to rod nl| Jewish immigration Into the Holy Land immediately. asa N O . 261 Associated Prei* Leaned W ire Chinese Reds President Reveals To Make Final No Foreign Policy Peace Effort Change Pla nned Sailplane. Altitude Record Holder rer PARIS, Sept” 20, </P) — Russia, as well /is Britain, France nnd the United France and the United States, remained faithful to Big Four coiriinltmenU at the Paris Peace. CQiiloruiicu today iti the voting on the bautidaries of the future free Estate of Trieste. 1920 . Communists Transfer .TOO,000 Troops To Fundamental. Conflict In Wallace's And Byrnes* Attitude Toward Russia Is K a lia n To Prepuce 'Cause O f President Truman's Demand. For City's Defense W A N IItN bT O N —'Unify Wallace wilt nuke a radio .| w n h al >iM q'rjock. Eastern H u ll* h i Ttmr lanJfhL Wallace Wilt speak briefly over the ColumtU Kroadrstllng UystWn suit poetlbly other net works. SHANGHAI, Sept. 20 , (A3 — A ’ -Chinese i'oiiimiinisl spokes­ man declared i,,day the ' party will make .in,, fit.nl effort at 5A1J*** M + l jUlU---------dim spokesman, then ChiaKmig, said B that effort falls the . Chinese Communist* will fi'-'l justified pi publishing the full reCO[d of wlmt has gone on at the Nanking negotiations. Chen *ai,| the Nanking talks have deteriorated. jo(<i whgt lie .termed “ u maneuver U> i i i i m i u . flag.- the nirtviit civil w;» r j eslermimiti' (hr I %iininUliintA ulltl other Dem L'lDUpA \NJUijiT* China." Snitl t’llrlt; * ■It been riiivd tilt t t*:i**lliKl> vvi " dent that l lit' KuiXiiilil.ilh|f * ‘ * PAULS—Secretary of Stale Jtm n Hyrnes made no comment , today on Ibr ouster of Hrnry Wallace ■■ .Secretary of ('umuirrce. An sMoclale of B y n m was asked whrlhhrr the Secretary of Stale • » sarprlaed-al tbo news. Tbe sanuclatr irpliril “Well, ye* and no." Other person* rk.se to llyrtirs said "he did mil look displeased." '. , , h i t t s s t i n « t s : i > i* it i:* «t . Senator Pepper declared todiy llral he belletKt the ouster of 'llr n iy Wallace aa Secretary or CurnTneKr will have a (ar reach­ ing effect upon the country and probably upun tl.r Democratic party. Pepper, an oaltpokrn opponent of the Administration's forelfn policy, said he did not wish to comment upon the l*resldenl'* srllou until he eould gel the full tact* turroundlux it and can appreciate the *l|nlfjcaiice. Senator Pepper added, however, the government in respect to our foreign pulley—which inrun* "I asMinir that Pvr*Uenl Truman'* .Iteming of the member* of war ar peace— la not Intended *. an attempt to »tllle freedom of apeeeh I* hi* country by member* of ( ougrrv* or by Hie peo­ ple generslly'' rnmeut u drtciinm.Hl I.. uchn-vo Nlchota military .^m palion of m»oy ('oiumunist-ltrl.l ,iti,.* nml tail* Ireluiu) Ituy way line* “ rh iitn by Paul Tunllrttnl, whu tin Aug. JitSci*niniiv’ Wnnpr, whifb la ni* <(*) was only n bit BK'endnl fo u irCuril breaking j tiligl) pallitrtl blight red. Ho h** I'arkri ill the rmmttj tare ,ln u ' <|i*paU h front Peiping. W ASHINGTON. Supt. t/l*>— Tht* nm flitl willtin height of 22,<00 fret in u tw o 'been nttiiYhed to the ThunderhenJ,to DcIjuuI, ami |iurtlrt|*frlcd in /kaa<K’ inte<l 1'rc** <'orrcspon<lenl reports the I’ rvsitit'nt Trumnit’s cnliiiift ttvv'r Ami'ru-an ftnvign policy place sailplane I* ahow/i grinning j project for Army »onther t»b- glnl.v stcnla ni tit,- Mtmtrtpal -p o m Master«»tit In the cockpit of hi* glider, the scrvainm at ttilumlu and laat Sun* Airport, t*hinea,' gu>eroment I* doing JUst ex plod nil toilny with it rttnr hcnrtl tiirotiglimit tin* world. I hut.. ( Its v ittnriMii * forces nre Sanford Baseball Lehman Expects New Record To Be Set During. 1946-1947 Season Fans In .* Frenzy on— Oyer Final T i U ^ b e r OTFlani MXmati^ut‘8T<l™; Crash Survivors Stores Close Early |s Still Unknown Florida Fugitive Is Nabbed In N ew York Mr. Tntninn asked Henry Wallace to ri'sicn jis Secretary of Commerce. Simultaneously, the' President mive-a vote Goinmunists' big military baw in Chahnr provtmy. Mastvrsob »ay» o f confidence to Secretary of State James Hyrnes ami deadvancing hs touaid government la Knlguu. the prepared to launch it* «ffensiv'e ngainat Knl Itan front three direction*. c lu r e tl flllt ly th ilt n o c h a i l g e * 1 will jo in ' in Amuricnn ’ forviifii policy jy,,u will approve and endeavor. niu In- that gtrxt is contem plated. Ht-Spi'clfully" Sept. so. According to Chinese new*«).■ b.-utiiiy .Sly new deal. Walluct' wns a.tki'tl fo r ■i. 23 yea,v . i*4 WvyOU chain gang etlllffa, the Ciintr»sjili*U liave , Wallace’s director , of Informsij ii . H'Aci F ■ tit hi* -# ’l Hi ltie m fugitlv,, wits arroJteO in New move.! 300,000 thiup, to Kalgaii 1.1* rmlgnatlnn In n telephone Blue.- <'atton, laid newsMutki't aii-1 lut* Iim-. I* expeeli't York today ,for allegedly ‘passing converaation with the President I., defend the city. Ur...n th«i Wallsi-f will msko no 1 In exceed i hr ■ $2.7tHt.OoO mink bad checks on hotels anj depart­ this morning. A abort time Inter, Icsn.paign sprecht-s’ this Fall. achieved last year nml may p i-* ment stores; Detectives 'Identified Mr. Truman broke the new* of (*stton *niJ thal -«i far s* h e’ j Ibr fii iMnI.UUii hi .i i l uccording ... the youth ns Bernard Mendelson, the cabinet change in Id* regu­ know* Walla, r ha* no nnmediate II .1 l.ihmaM nmlki'l niliiiji' ■ Detroit. Mich., and said he had lar weekly news conference. The (ilans- Cation .ltd not venture to wlio irt. rni',1 Tui'nduv i’Vriiln' been serving a W-year term for President left po doubt as to *ay juat when Wallace will make from s iv i ' week*' vacation .it doling out worthies* .checks in why the Ki-crotary of Commerce another "foreign .policy" speech. Crown I'otnl, lltd. Palm Beach, Miami, and other By JULIAN STKNSTItUM ______ bad been asked to resign. In f»vt< r" Most of the congressional com-. The new dealer* will itielilde Florida cities. *, be went into detail l<i explain B - i . i l . . . >k- f V M / X J . a r t y Able T o Reach Ksuforil.Uvtirio ' ■Tau-'k. U ruw r*. ■ment—thus far h»a be^rt ^veksg---- " P o lic e quoted M*ndel*«n as-say-fof that there V * i a fundamental Inc.i Joe Curley l’rt>ruce Oo.; ,, , , , , _ . . . . , for President Trujtmn in maklug ’ lug ha came' to New York after ■Irvetx of Sanford and siiico .la’ l*' conflict between the foreign Wrecked Ship But Bab. Fruit Co. i Currier Produce rl|" S.mf.ml Lion. Cfub DHay this move. A DemocVatlc" repre­ fleeing a chain gang .camp *t night's thrilling 4 tn .3 Vic’ or}'.’ policy view* of Watlnre and Henry U n gw rll ,npd John » " M» n‘ « . advocating Callahan. FIs lost September by ever tb» Orlsndo Senators tm sentative fin .11 Maryland. LansCoinmunicationH Nil Co.: McCIrlluml In ........... Ktrlmrd " " " fn'lce rigidly enforce those of the Administration. The ilale Saucer. *unino-d up the hiding .In a swamp. tie up the secies three_gmm • I*ark».d amt John l\ at*...........- ' I ' " ........ " u , * "ille. an hour Chief Executive *sid that thl* view* of others when he said: to three, there have been *evei»l NKW YOUK. Hrpt. SO ha.e loir., ... .......... .VIC, ha.e when pa**ing through ach.N.I conflict could not be permitted Important dtvetopmrni* ,»n ii “ On any leayt. you Imv,. lo (A l* )— The t ’oasl Guard hi* Work Be^inH Today here today. relinne.l III ...... . . it •Mmcially on Krrnrh Ave- I.. Jeopardise i.ur poidlhm in rehave teamwork \ ,01 cnnT have lot ion to oli.X/ countries , im»* 1 * the hi*ch Iniot ami **n announced offlrisll) thal Msyor U J....... On Old City Clock GutMeanwhile,the quarterimek ralioig one set Then came art expression of l**urd u proclamation l.-lay ■here are IS survivor* uf llie ' Bnl.' are U .ng a-k.-d .to r. pa.i . A '.en^ “ l ,!hp of signals ant) one „f the lin fcomplete confidence tn Secretary the -urfii of the paving ... th" Thi* action foUuw trgin/ s* many -Sanford f * « » * ’ cr«»h « f a Belllsn Airlines Workmen from the O. H.~5!cs mrn another **■! ” matkel. am then w ill-be no e. % Harry Hobson of State Hyrnes and the Purin Cllntork Company of Minnesota attend the game a* possible to In Chicago, the Senate Re­ plane near • Gander, N r« d e l e g a t i o n representing the support Maneger Ed* levy's fl iti,tenmi n .'.I fdJ fe .l' of paving to cbamiia" . of the safety control were busy this morning giving publican lender, Senator Robert foundland. Some of the III thU fH ght to capture Hie series United States. Mr. Truman em­ •\w .ear Of the main holding, committee. Who urged that safetha City clock at First B lrM l Ah' Tr.ft o f Ohio, said he did not survivors are said to hr In and p tvini' will be extended 'along 'V "ton* be placed at all school phasised that Byrne* consult* Park Avvnuo a thorough " fa r r and w in tfie right to play Iho see Ittiw the President "could do "very bad e*> -lion.", playoff champions of the Georgiathe railway spur adjoining Thlr approaches. , ' with him often and that the anything else." lifting" and ''operation." Kb rids D i(U «. temlli Sjieei. Bid* nre lo ' o The Lion*, also advocated that Secretary of State's move* have New cables secondaries which Bitter word* were apoksn AD o thl* afternoon, offirlsls GANDER A I U P O U T . New- asked for tbe painting of the m. buildings be removed from had hi*' full endorsement. opsra'a th« hands, hammers suJ of the Stanford Merchants As*»sgailtat the President's action by newly eidan-Ori market realaur ll.C Sanford NnVni Air Rtstion cunstlluta the clock are bein? in­ A moot -point cleared up by foundland, Kept. 2 l>, (A l There Harold 1. lekea. W ho like Wat. ant It In expectrd llml lb., new and appointed J. D. McNeill and stalled, according to T, T. Cub* cistion announce.) that mini still Is no definite* Inforrnnti..n n* mark." addition will tm n-tniod Cbff Aides ‘ n* n mmpilttee t« tbe President wai hi* reference lace left tio* cabinet after a resth and Vern Spelts, company •he retail stores In tin* buslfieo* t« future statements on foreign strict will close tomorrow even- t,. the number uf ‘ survivor* in during the Fall nml wiill be contact Chamber of Commerce iltirgrremi'Ut ««tli Mr. Truman. reprtsentativss who ore In charge policy by member* of the execu­ g st 11:00 o’rlock In order tn |>er- the big Belgian airliner winch equipped will, eve »pouting, raid .Manager Kdward Hlggit)* an the tive branch of the government. Said leke* "W a lla c e come* out of operation*. \ * ._ matter A letter to Kay Slaton, He q»*erted that no *uch »tate- of this witii inure credit than The old clock I* rxpecterT tu be mlt personnel i of the firms to crashed In a wildcrne** near Mr. la-hman reach Orlando*by game time Gamlerv Newfoundland. Wednra* In view of the inc.i nnc.I tn.vk srcrrtnry of U»e Jsyccea. npprov lurnts ate to be m a d e winch nte Tronic n " in fine working order by Monday General Manager John Gnnael •lUy l)luriliI1lr. |t ia uijeve.1 H,.t Ing ex,eete,( tin* y«nt. Mi l.eh ing tin' routing of truck* onto Until n sttcceasor to Wallace 1 and will henceforth bo km : in in conflict will, the established operation bv the- company. The 6J the Orlando Renal era -y d this ftv„ to lcv#n p<ra„ n, BI„ ahvo, man ntren'eil the need of wi len French Avenue, win uppruvrd. foreign policy of the United i* chosen, the t’ommerc#'- De- • • Gernoun whan eonlactetl bv 1 Im A sunn meeting with Mon Stater. He xai.l that the *tale- partment will be Ml charge uf clock wa*'*donated to the clty it RanfonJ The Const Guard aay. it has ing and repaving. French Avenue Herald that Orlando number o f year* ago by A. If. been unable to renew communl- aa a fn.ii. to market road, nv r official* from nearby cltlrx (fill inenta would have to b» cleared 11rulers scretary Alfred Schmdltr, officiaU were anticipating a sell Moiee. ■*» -r whicli perhaps’ four million dollar* be licld Friday evening at H)U0 wit), the State Department, who' I* now on t he weat coast.' out and thal It would prpbsbly cations with the rescue crew* at Worth of fruit nml produce will ii 'clock at lint Sanford Country However, Washington ubsarvera be the grealast crowd In the his­ the site of Uio wrecked plana The President laid that ha re­ Club, it was announced try King figure Hie job may g » to OPA tory of the Florida State. League •o far tmiay. Bad visibility ia roll Hits yearNo noun gretted the breaking of a long AdminMrstor Weather edndiUon* iienuilting, Lion Hrnry .Witte. Paul Porter or the area ha* forced the ground­ Borne 4,000 to B.OO o fan. will and pleasant official association Forrestal Becomes probably be on hand for the earn*. ing of additional planes which the I'atricji Fruit Company ,11 luncheon meeting will be held with Wallace, but that he v/as Undarseerelnt y Kchiiuller. Meanwhile in tha Oeorgls-Klorl- were to bo dispatched to the French A v e n u e slid Twelfth Friday. Dean O f Cabinet In Nrw York, the news of the Strtrt will be tbe first of the "Tail Twister" Dick FJ.I.erry sure Wallace would he happier Wnllnco resignation wu* followed da League, Moultrie snd Amrricu* scene. if-h e could present hi* views ax packing I iouhch In the ntea to get bud a busy day and among those WASHINGTON, BepL SO, are cngagrJ In tha final plsvoff by n buying spurt on th* slock A rescue, party from Ft. Mc(AP)— Henry A. Wallace's In that loop, Tha American I'hll*. Andrew reached the plane last Into operation, am) -machinery U fined for wearing necktie* were a private cltlsen. market. After Prrsufont Tru­ Mr. Trunisn's request for W al­ k*partere fram-Uw Commerce leagus champions, are ‘ trailing night. Soon after the plane was being readied fo r operation next W. V. Bitting, Dr. Harry SH*by man** announcement, the ex­ week. The S an fu rd Fruit Compa* and W. R. Connolly, Herald re­ lace'* resignation came aa what change's high speed ticker- fall pepartieeal Uay'ee SocreUry Mocltri* by tyrd f«m «" lo one- reached, however, batteries in ami Market Fruit Company porter. might be called a delayed sur­ ad the Navy Ji m s V. Fee* Last night.' aftav dropping two the rescue party’s portable equip­ ny two minute* behind transactions are expected to be In operation prise. When Wallace first made rcstal tb t - only Hooter cl t■ •tralght to Moultria, the 1’hll* ment burned out, and efforts for nearly, half an hour aa pur­ on or beforeOct. Vj. also the statements In conflict with those captured tha third »*flc* contest are being made today to gad appointed member o f tbe cab* chase oilier, flooded tho rnsrkst. C I'IIM Waits Returna Southward Fruit Company. Esof Bymea, It was expected that by a acora of 8 to 1. Inet. Blocks rallied from f 1.1M) to Id. batteries to tha rescuers, as welt carole and Iman* are expertsd to _To United States he would be asked for his resig­ 00 Since President Truman on* .A n affort waa tnada tmlay by aa any needed supplies. per share ill a recovery from ir * * o * * n , ut, r * i * ata) nation, It later seemed that the tend tbe White Hawse be baa local m#r«hant* to *|k>naor a playyesterday’s lows. matter had been smoothed over by-plajr eommantarv on the game '•*“ ' » M tT T 11 WalU, Jr,, son ether changes! Wallace delivered Ida speech evtr a public, m idp*, system here of Mr. bihI Mr*. J. U. Waits. Rr, by Wallace's promise not, to on foreign policy at New.York's of this city, hn« relumed, to the make any more foreign policy Madison Square Garden on Sept. for Kdward ^ “ stetUnU^jV! but were unable to do to because of the shortage of talaphone equip Dnlteil States’ after a tour of statements-until after th# Pavia Treasury — Fred 12. * ment In Orlando. ^ . duty In Chin*, it was announced Pence Conference. far Hanry “ Wallace declared: “ We ar* rec­ today, Then, today, came th# Truman and Jehn koning with a force that' cannot • Chief Walts U currently aerv* H O LLER,TO VISIT CAN AD A O fficial*. o f tha Junior Cham* ed, muit b, unmarried, between ing at Camp Joseph If. Pendleton, re<}ue*t for Wnilace’a resignation he handled successfully by a gst• — a request which caught the the ages of 1 H and 85 and rauat i t i t»Jr Hollar w<U laava tonight her o f Comment announced today tough-with-Ruiala policy, Gattlng Oceanside,' Calif., Wltfl th* Third tiff B i w y t the organisation will sponsor have •!wen a. resident of Florida Medical Battalion of tha Third Commerce Secretary's personal aboard an Eailam Air Lino pHna tough never brought anything staff by surpriae. They hadn't since Jan. I, 1840. for Quabae, Canada, where .S* a local contwt to m )* cI several hsard a wont about th* ouster real or lasting. The tnughsr we Name, address and the age of Marina Brlgadt. Fraaria ______ , will attend tha top club meeting Sanford girl* to ba entered (if a get. th* tougher the Russians until newsmen * 4 vl*ed them. tk« New York U fa Insurance conteit lo pick Florida'* m i l tha contestant must be attached Past Office — R e Bine* cabinet member* serve will, get.” . voting lady to b« th* JO each photograph and alao per­ A. K. Powers iBBued iny of whleh ha la a local flaaaegaW far Frink at th* pleasure o f tho Chief Wallace also said: "W * have tinent meaauremcnta. • i Bowl Queen, itatlva. Ha will atop In M y ‘ • • -> Building: Perm it Executive, a request /or a resig­ no more business in th* political Tha local judiaa" will choose itograoher*. Raymond, lateriee _ JaUea A. Krwg New Yark a»4 Philadel* nation automatically means that affairs of eastern Europe than ---- .* and WUblldt, ha1 "* from among tha entries several building nermlt has been tha member la out Wallace la Rusal* ha* In th« political af­ Winners and tha Jaycees will lorte-l to India Um issued at the City Hall tn Capt. expected to make a statement fair■ / Latin Amsrica, western forward them to Miami contest tndlrldusla dnd orga triaa In th* itate-4!d* context. A. K. Powers, now on -mllltsry on . the matter later today. . xation* may enter tha Context Europe anj tha United Stataa.” eight by ten |to**y prin From th* photograph*.the Orange duty fn Germany, to erect * WallaCa disclosed that ha had On tha subject of Britain, Walcommitt*. will be abl* to dwelling at Roa* Court at a ateppod down shortly a f t e r lac*-had Utl* to say: "The Brit­ to tbe Junior Chamber the -photogenic qualities of cost of ft),000. Mr*. Out* t. President Truman had broken ish Imperialistic policy In the Con* Limus Ask Traffic R ul e s In School Areas Be Enforced S Jaycees To Sponsor Contest To Select Eintries For Orange Howl Queen 0 _ conlexUnU. The girl will then bo Intanriawad'end , acored on tha hula of Her p«r«>nallty, poise, voice, personal appearance, charac­ ter and bwkground, ■ -w Tha Jaycaea *Jid that no tint­ ed or colored photograph* will be accapted and ’ if all requirements t mat, Iho entry wilt Byrd, mother of CapL Powers, I* directing the details af the building, P. M. Cempbell le con­ tractor. . * . Another recent permit Is thet Issued to T%| Wiliams to erect a seven room hbm* at a*Um*tod costcost of 4lt.000.ofi aSnford Ave­ nue between* Fourteenth Yhd PUteapth Btracts. the new* of tho cabinet shakeup Near East alone — combined at hi* news conference. After a with B u a a l a p retaliation' — telephone conversation vflth the would lead the Unltad - HtaOan President, Waller* addressed a direct to war unless w# hav* letter to him as "Deer Harry,” a clearly defined and rskUatlo and th* latter aal4: our- own. policy "A* you raquaatod, her* N my "•alrfnation. I shall continue to Nctirl Becquerel discovarad re­ light for pt»cv._ l . am sure that dloaclivlty in I M . . • v » “ . 14*. : , * '■ * ---------— -- . ; , s . 1. ., ■* -- . . - k � 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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PAGE SIX THE SANFORD. HERALD, SANFORD,- FLORIDA y***.JlB mi I I l| , U njlifc.fr> ■ .1 i,*.... !■ li< would ian)paij;n piiiiiaii!;. an -* pie* for turn-prriy fovyrrt. men! in Florida and will produce rvldtnrr tn »how roiivlu»|vely that blunda u nut receiving it* full nmi a*" « f governmental hbrieftlV _ brcai.se of it* «UiiJp.it (ulhrrencn t S o '*> the Democratic Party. • ’onti-nding that not until r;v set up a two-party kyslent will »!■ rrrti»( at entinn we deitrve from both parties, he point* nut our preterit lack of federal aid ip flood rMifnil' development of wat­ erways payment.' for nii*l-fly |n**V* and other‘ need* utnl blame* ORLANDO. Sept., 17. IF N S i llie situation on the indifferr nee Prunti»n,g tin irnritrlir i,;iinjiai;'i p f 'In 111 parlies. The fiemoern •' •* tha: will tarry him l>> i in y (ot-.i don't rate because they r.uniilir in the Fifth t’on.n ■-.1-iu| I»iFlorida^" III the hap.'' anyhow and triet, M J Slim, iiruininent real the . litjiuhlirnn* ‘ don’t rite be­ ' tor of tlilnndu (in'- niinmiiirt i cause tiiey do not consider u* a his candidai v fur rtnpii*-- on thi ' Hep.bliran lirki-l, upim-in; tie enrumla-iil,'"L ittle Joe" llrndruk • of lleland. H KetiturkInn, bv liiith. Mr Mom hit- U rn it ritixeti •■I »11 M. J. Moss, realtor of Orlundi Undo fi r 22 year* during whiii ha* unnounced hi* candidacy fi lime he tins'U-.-m ^-ugugril .n llo famgres* the Itrpuhlican tic­ ' .n a l i »tati> I ualnetH., , ket opposing the Democratic lie wa* cdiit-iled in the i.nbli, nominee, Jiaj Hendricks. trliool* «.f I'lni ville Ky.. In- loitli ; flare, hail two yrae nl I'rim College (home of th,. fnmi>>. ‘ TrajilnR OnbinclV'. and tan >rari at the llrilvi'i*ity of I ill-him* 8ehu( I of Mlin . rurtaln rml* imt only lie Worked In' .......... . mine‘III ('•••!| Hint l*»|l ||Ul|(j 1 f of Harlan utnl R,-l| Mmei after i» *lit!e rmtaiiM LncK . ’ leaving «flood tin It Atari’ll* | mill (tan imp tUCrL *r f»rul. I* n inrmU-r of ti.c rvTnhyti*riaii f?hurrK ,i j t a . Allhi tmli lurnr active m GUI* < C Moss Announces Candidacy For ., Y • - Seeks Election Korn^er King1 Begins I.-Sydney Australia Journey Into Exile tion. in,- the d«e;-~it- city - in with l,310.IUD' ptlpul*. . ' __ ' _ ? ()! IA, Bulgaria. Sept, if,- (Ah —The nine-year old .ex-King of' Bulngria—Simeon II, ha* begun the journey Into exile, lie ieii the Bulgarian capital |iy train to­ day, hn-nd for Istanbul and evenlually Fiypt. * ’ ’. Simeon was dipmcd of hi* .throne In. a pl<ebi|rit4 ■in wbirh fid- Bulganin people .dreideu to ( nave a rep.bile instead. The buy i is traveling with hi* mo her. Queerie Ioanna; hi* 1.7-year old ........ sister, Princes* Marie Ixuioc, an<T TlfR HTAlt. tuiittt faithful retainer*. Tr# IIKNItY and Park, cordially invitea you lo uae our freo park- mg lot whenever it will be n convenience to you. • MEYER COHEN • . THE ATLANTIC STATION -To look Into 'your windstorm protection. Most insurance com­ panies will not vf tile windstorm without fire,- Have your fire insurance extended to coyer wind-' »U>rm now, liefore xtorm wurning* afe 'up.. C.' M. Iloyd* & C.’m., I’honp |04. — Adv. ''* . Corner Thjrd and Park • . • ANDY JENSEN, Manager A Floridan for 30 years. WIW acting director of the UtfftRA ftliplaied pvrtoge operation In Mer­ man/ I* Meyer Cohen (above!, a six - foot - four former Cambridge law student He replacel I,t Gen. Sir Frederick Morgan who was "re* leaved" by Director General Florello UiGuardla^^^^ Ilnlcrnational) A FARMtR .it Doth.iin. Alabama, uses a tractor to distribute Insecticide over his |» aimt eriii> whirh Mhrcatencd by lire "velvet besn caterpillar." Ten tons cf in r. tl. Idi- weie nulled by plane from Pittsburgh, Pn . In nn ntti-mpl lo m v p an in-a-ct-rovaged crop. A total of 1,500 ions of the lethal duo; w ill Im -hipped to the pfaiiut growers In Alabama. Georgia and Florlilg to fight !he lo-ellc invast >u (fntrrnalwnal .S'ouiidphofol J L E C T R IC S E R V IC E COMPANY S »07 M A G N O U A AVE. YOUR CHILD', FULL NAME J. E. McAlcxaml In rvfry kIuba you'll sot delirlmin try coun­ Sanford Furniture LOtppany » CHOOL TABLET flavor. Pure w h o I'o milk with ndd'etl vitamin D All the Milk You Want WASHINGTON, Sept. 18; (/P) — Senator *Charlc» O, Andrews died todny of a /jenrt attnek at Naval HoaVital. The f»9-ycar-old Dem­ ocrat had Rone to the hos­ pital last week for a physi­ cal checkup. Andrews began his noliticnl cnreer in 1908 as n bill clerk In the Florida State Senate. CHARLES O. ANDREWS He later served a* Judge of the Criminal Court of. Record* in W al­ Senator Charlr* 0, Andrew* of ton County and from 1012 to HUP Florida died thi* morning of « was an assistant state attorney heart nttack nt Naval Hospital general. ' In Waxhingtod. The legislator " From HUB to MKth, Andrew* had gone tn the hospital Inst was a circuit court Judge and i.i ■week for a physical checkup. 1927 hr served ill the Siato l/ gi* Srpalor Andrews, who did 1iot taturr. -M- served on a »tat« j seek renomlnation this year, had Supreme Court commission from planned to remain in the nation's 1B2B to 1032 to relieve a crowded cspltal onljl the new Congress state docket. convened in January. Funeral Andrew* was elected to the arrangements have not yet been Senate, in lD.tr. ano rc-'lrctcd- in, 1040. He did not seek re-n»irinatlon thi* year, but had planned to remain in Washington ' until ■ ■ he BOth Congress convened in ! January. _ . Tho Senator la survived by his' widow, Mrs. Margaret Anlrew* and three eons, Charles Andrew*., Jr., of Winter Park, and Thomas I and Edgar of lakeland. TIENTSIN, China, Sept. IB. OP) . —Newspaper* in Tientsin today ‘ expressed their fear of a war betweeiT RuSlIs and the United States The editorial comment wait fa d e as tM-publication obaerved tha 16th aiytlTcnary of the Mukoen Incident, which started Japan's conquest o f tyartrhuria. The pro-govgrnment (Republican Dally Newa declared that RuasoAmerican friction might allow Japan to grow- itrong again, and that In th* event of war Between th* Unltod State* and the Soviet tlnlon Japan again m llht attack China. , t . FOR REGULAR DELIVERY ' . • Tablet * PHONE 1061 or 2302• • ’ - • •* Spencef Harden Dairy George C. Harden, Owner A. Manager MIMUR of (he U. S. Rocket Society, Jacqueline Lamb. IB, of St. Louis, M o, finds something more thin r»fnsnee lo moonlight. Like other members of her society, Miu Lamb predicts that rockets will Hy to lha moon In a few years and the ha* asked for a reservation foe one of th* Orit flights. (IiUcrnetlonel) I l ’» easy to ace why a Ford dealer can offer . ; • Including Free tilld’* Full Name STAFFORD’S SERVICE STATION Cor. 2nd & Sanford there were many good nalured arguments among the Kiwanians ai to who haifctne' smartest host and thosprettiaaUand most charm­ ing host***. AH had tha highest pralso fo r the poise and bearing of their young ho*(*. Musical aelwtion* were plaV.d by Loonard Emrolck on tha violin; Mollle Sua Woodard, piano; An,t Soda Shop Rc-Opens Sikes, cornet: itosellrn Kuhn, Edna Parrish, saxophone A fter Alterations ' »;Haven Keasel gave accompanimenta. Harry Kudell o f Han ford played prior * and during the meeting and’ made a big hit with the children who clustered close around him. Prior to the (upper, * young been sd-ic-l hosts and hoe tesses showed ay lunches, Kiwanians the newly c*menU-d swimming pool, the print shop at which the Florida Methodist and other church paper* ape printed, tha shoe repair shop, barber shop, dispensary, ehurchc, playground, tha dairy with Its 20 cows and the completely equipped laundry, alto i i• ' ‘WM '-Mg .. beltcr Fonl S ervice.,,a t price* wbirh are ' drastically lower In’ tha long run. We’re *et . ‘ “ P 1,1 ( I n jo u r Ford the tjp e of alien lion Which Ford engineen hav* planned far it. And we Lave special fool* which abnpUff troubles before they grow UIGt ‘ ’ i-j ’ “ -, . • » / C * ■ . die job. That aayea time. And you aane 1 monejr. **At l « u e ” with us, your Ford gets thabeneetof: ! . - M YpUHi v* Ceavenient Oudfvt. Term*—Fey si yea Ride with wur R*«y Fsymeot Flee. . D A IL Y S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , NEW SPAPER W E D N E S D A Y , SEPT. Wallace And Truman Meet At 4:30 P.M 18, 1946 Associated Press Leased Wire Limitations In Treaty Approved 4 . Commerce Secretary’s Future In Cabinet Expected To Be De­ termined fVt Confab Chinese Newspapers Fear Russo-U.S. War Standard SwKool IN D E P E N D E N T Nr.W YORK Kept. IK. tAh The CIO shipping stilke is still locked lit a stalemate. Although the shortening of CIO picket line* ha* • made it pomible for A F of I, sailor* oh,I longshore­ men to go lo o k .to work on ships; with A F of I. contracts, .hull-i drrd* « f ship* are .'.till iNittled up In the p o rts 'of the nation- : Talks III New York lietween; negotiating committees for the . ships' operators nnd the S'a- n» n cabinet member tinnal Maritime Union were t» bo determined at I broken off Sunday, nnd no site, today in the White cessfnl move* In bring them to- Commerce Secretary gethcr again have l-een reported with President Trumnti alnee. • SI. Eastern Daylight ■ It’s pVetty much the same administration official situation mi t!■«• west coast, the Chief Kxccutivr w There the C|(l Murine Cooks nnd lace that he must i| Stewards Union, and the lode- Honiit American 11 trig pendent 'MHrirtc firemen, oilers, get out of the cabinet, wipei* and wntcrtcmfrr* ntrutk. Announcement of th With the- N'.MU (in Friday .^) hen nice.mg was made les the A F of I, got it* new con- hours nfler W.tllm I tract. They wanted' the same ■ letter ho wrote to 3 wages the A F «f- I, teamen hnd *'» July* 1'hr b-ller, Won ’ So far there are no signs Kccrr tnry ieleasi-d v 'of conferences |>ctwcrn (’ peiAtnr* Human’* *ppio>.ii, i nnd the union*, -Mill ju it •»< the United Stales ngre strike. The unions are slaying able guarantee* of .It out.’ and Iho operator* are in. .urity, even at the risk slsting they go -hark to work ment criticism. Tile lei before negotiations >arv resumed. * n)U tl lor a del mi e tr 1t*n the. costliest Maritime fo f the ctrnlual des strike In- thi* nation'* history., Ann rica’^ stoic of atn Joseph Curran. President of the The President spici National Mntitimc t'lii’ii. said . tipp.> .eil lelen.o ih today the strike i* lull percent the giounds mat hi effective *ml S00 ships through-: niigln In- const nnd nlu nut the nntinn have la-en im- plying to the roliteiil mobilixed. Although the A K " f lint Mf. Tiuman’s dec I. *1* "hack nl*—the |obr-cha| isf l'»* bile, | c.'ille, \\ feet* les* Ilian UMi ship* In 'In- S i-Hinit I'ltnili* It.**, nntion’s port*. In New York, the Mnll.o,. Iintallte nppi biggest harbor', tht- A K of l» lease the •locunieiit. in working on only fm ve«*fl*. „ CIO-NMU And Shipowners Confer In New ^'ork [ T I I r 11M 1i-t lu r- • Plan For Free State Of Trieste Again Attacked By Dele­ gates Of Yugoslavia PARIS. Sopt. IS. I/P) — 'I'Im' militur>* roimnission of Hit* Pnria i ’cnct* t^oitfcn’iiro litis not its tie;il of approval on '(In* military limitation claim's of tlm Italian treaty. The provisions would out the Italian fleet to lo ntajor ships and limit Italy's army to 250.000 officers and men. Today's unanimous n.■tT.»ii yip* element., the decision taken yrsIcl (lay which divided ul* most •uridu* (lect units among tbo Rig Four nnd te<|tiired Italy to destroy the rest. A *'th in g* now .land, Italy will keep two battle, ships, four ertii-cr* uml four de.troyer* pin, . a, numlwr of minor v • -*cl- The Army’ * epuipment h lestnctrd •• among other tiling* - lo jtist ’.'HO medium and William C. Wilson Died Suddenly At His Heme Tuesday pleasantly entertatnrd last Extensive Improvements ere evening at an interclub mee'lnj underway at the Mather Fura>-! at the Florida Methoilist llmne ture Store, the second story of at Kntrrpriss at which they weir which is being converted from guest* at * slipper given for furniture storage space 4o retail j them hy the Rev. Harold Ifarne*. use, according to C. H. Luke, new Kiwaninn and director o f llie manager of the stare, who de­ home. A varied program of choral clared that this Is the largest; and instrumental music was given and In his aatlmatlon, the finest hy children of. the home, ■ . ______ told , „ i . Of i -’ new > , p i,„ j '• r>____ Rirrr—ftsnie* InfInstate. jprovements at the home, Includ Mr. Luk* ta a former buyer fo riI Ing the cement swimming pm I the Rhode*, Futch Collin* stores1 ' nnd tho new sanitation system In Jacksonville. He said that h e' now being installed. In order to Is very pleased WHI) Sanford and comply with . regulations nf tho •that n has much rnnfjdenrc in ; I State Boanl of Health the former s Its future development, •ftioro Imy provenvent* Include removal of spring which fed the swimming I pool had to be blocked o ff. Hie th* front stairway In which space | ' pool completely cemented.' and a the Jewelry department will be *new well sunk for 175 feet nt • placed, Installation of a resr j a cost of $4,000 to insure n ptlie stairway and building of offical, water aupply. •pact for tha manager. „ * lie also told o f th* plan for % Th* aecond floor will b* sectidn*d Into room* for display of decenli'ifiYrjtUn o f the. Home with " period furniture! theta will le­ IU 140 ch i" a complete bedding department and a complete juvenile depart­ ment and furniture for kiddie*. On School Tablet 1908 H u n d re d s O f Ships Still Bottled Up In Nation’s Ports While CIO Wage Dispute Remans Stalemated w ip W R I T T E N IN G O L D ■IUSHINP MKTt-dratihe I'ullrn, 2fl, of New Yolk City, m y *"I ik/* over the treiisiiurillc plimu- from WntliIngMin. D. C , n* she I* wed to M'a). Thomas s. McFui l.uuf, Jr,, of Chicugo. III., In T(lR>(», 0.000 miles uwuy. Her mother. Mrs. Welles I’ullrn, of Mountainside. N. J , gives the to id,- nvvuy. To muko mattrig worse, ^lic to Ido had laryn­ gitis. (Inttmatlonal (International Soumi|j/M(td Soundnfeilot E sta b lish ed Renovation Work Begins At Mathers L sfiirniture Store r . . Sanford ally!. De/*atid -Kiwauianv Attention Mothers! SANFORD, FLA AN ■Jj TALLAHA8HRB. Kept. IS IK. _A ( A P )— (I __________ o v e r n o r LSIMll'ard Caldwrg said today that he will have no comment for aeveral day* on a poulhti soece»»or to the late Senator CharJr* O. Andrew*. T(ic New Management of The Atlantie. Station,' 3rd ~ Frwspertly far Soafard. 69-Year Old Demo­ crat Began Career In 1903 In Florida State Legislature FREE PARKINCi LOT THE W E ATH E R Pnrlly cloudy (hi* nflcmoon, tonight and’ Thuridify with occasional after* noon nnd evening, (hundershower*. U * BnrMi Sen. Andrews Dies Today At The hationul flag of Denmark is said to In* the oldest national en­ sign in the world. l HEAL) Normal temperature ’ for sgi birds is 110 degrtus Fahrenheit, «f VOLUME XXXVII SURVIVORS SIGHTED NKW YORK. Kept. 17. tA V The C’oa,t (iuard said today tha an Aim y plane *ighted an a Iditinnnl survivor vf the ►urken Norwegian tanker Maril II. The Army plane repurtel seeing a luimlicr o f . men oil a ra ft. 70 mile* die ca»t of Cape Henry, Ya. IH I VIBOINIA State Democratic Convention h*s named Rep. A. Willis-Robertson (above), of I.exIngton. Va , to succeed the late Carter Glass In the U. S. Senate. He will be opposed In the comlnfi elec­ tion by Robert II. Woods, the Re­ publican e&oJce. - (Ial4rnational)' Ta rraUet lb* f t t f i tw *f America/ Legal Notice PAOVINO ANTTHINO CAN HAPPIN IN MOOKIYN, the Dodger* and tha Cincinnati Unix afgJhown making baseball-history ai thn.two teams, playing at KbUiD Fie,Id, went IB Innings, four hours and forty minutes, without a inn rneinig the plate, lectured above, Reds' Clay (20), at* tempting to i-coio on llnus' single In 13th.Inning, D out on p«£ from Walker to Kdw-ards. Umpire at the plate Is Barr. (International) r. In Unity Thar* la Strength— William Corti* M'ilson died suddenly nl 7 00 |\ M Tuesday at his residence nt 24-V! Kim AveHUe, Horn-Nov. 17. 1878 in Orangehurg cpunly, S. C.. the 07 Vcar 6Uln uian tame to annturil in |RS| and opciated a grocery store on SanfoYd Avenue unlit Ortbbe'r ltN5 when he »«hl hi, Imsinrs* and retired. For six year, he operated a grocery «lore m Orlando. Funeral service* for Mr WilSon will be held Thursday al Id)') P. M. in Hie First Haptui Qtiuiclr of'which he jvaa'w nveniber.. with the Rev. \V. P. Brooks,.* pastor, officiating. Interment will follow In Imke View Cemetery. Mr. Wilson is survived by llo* widow. Mrs. W. C. Wltson of S«n ford; three adopted ilaught* i Mr* Jl II. Slaughter. St. Paul. N i , Mu John Berry of Miami, and Mrs. L. K. Bawion o f-le x * ., three brothers Drew Wilson "I Springfield, h. C.J Grover Wll*n*i of Columliia, 8. C,; and Frr-I Wilf Bay Pinee; one sister, Mr*. j. . Cherry of Orangeburg. (• dsn several nieces and nep­ ' hews. Slaton RcHignH A h Jaycee Secretary of Hie National \**i>ri Pii. I iiii, . or* i c « p - in held in Snnf»ti| in May silininrr of nevl year, nrri Joel S. Fn-bl, po tiiiM.ler. -heletl 'hat tail la 2uu f...wilj allenil In addition to o fft m , nod dffi. inis ,.f Office drparlinenl %i the ic e i.i ........ . lion «,f po.im, lei Miami, no n than t,M*u Imm evtcy tat, in the u biell said. from Dim nnd Alaska. Tbev were i by Pestma-w-r' llolietj K AITHOUOH IARIt IIPO ITt IHDICAltD that th* CIO-fiallon.M M ull me Union and the shlpov ners were i line to a sohillnn nf the CIO maritime itrtke, this ptrlnr# (lopi wax laken Imt liof--re Joseph Curran, bend of the NMU and co-chairman of the negotiating unit of the Cominlliee lot Mai ■time L’nilv. led hi, colleague, o-ii fa conferenre In New York with Frank J Taylor, spokesman for llie bail nnd linlf «*iip--u net, A U ind , l i iida • ip (I t ' r ) Flank J Taylor. Fied l| I.King,Ion. Fedei»l t'oficihatoi and J orph Ciuian In tail' i •> A l l. longihnrrmen are (liown npeialing rr.inex back and foi lit Hunnih C l*' \ almnal Mat din r I'm n i ■.-t lines at pier 37 in New York. No serious clasbei wet* reported si picket lines giew. (Inti rimfii"url) Qj P. A rln Miami Four Power Agreement Reached On Awaiting Ruling Disposal Of Seized Nazi Property From Washingt Belgian Airliner C iefir^ e (iihl)H* P r o in iMissing Wit^i 42 nenl .lu r is t, d ie s ; Watson Blasts CIO Persons Aboard < 10 & H _ V o itu re T u M e e t T o rtio rp o w N ix lil A meeting for the iiurpa-c «t completing' the i'rg»iiiratlm, llie 10 A 8 Voilure in Snofar i w-U he held tomorrow I'veoiog at ’ it, Legion Hut on Seminole It— tv* k I, it wa* amiminced t„.t,, •’ Chester Miller. F’lnal arrangement*. Mi M l • •Kill, will Im- made fur IIn „ , > I wreck and installation " I " f the voilure no Oct lit. I-, Hu- Trieste tpyrsf hanging fire — nnd re. The Iate* l i,rgur ft'»n llie delegate uti.i auiii-itnced Uut ment would sirppoTt Four agre* nimit nit „ „ . f pt*V|M,-iil* either nl rrdtite *kp free .i»e |it,. I".loin re(>,-»ii ->*111111-1 I’ lingariileil pr-'l-ii-al * offered v ia 'and While Russia the free territory to it,- i mju a id 11tl vi■ IMl n w linrliy lillli«»n i r.»t *•( »» ••f • »/r,| S ,»/i |*i I 1*4 ti|| IU',1 *•%f f |m I > . V o *r • et Search Far Ship Bc)j: u n By Parties In ' Newfoundland Area liM'iitji in .(inm nny. An offirinl u iiik c ;iK’ i L'l'Mient i $:i;>U.(NHL0(Nl worth • |ti (h r* Anirnrtin Inlal i > linn It Im i i M IV Y O ltK - I he 1 »*.l visum Mh(I|,iii-i Itn-kin. \n • (.U4i(1 h** rcfci,ri| « i,|Mirl pie*i,l,-nt nf Hie Miami llrnrli I Im- •- • ........... fnlti t'lf ll *l«' that wreckage of * plsor l,*« Apartment A --m iatinn. * * > ',. I•*•• tiiirfil** v\Iti'ii' it hej-n xlghted nnrthr*«l b| (,*m l "W e’ll luKi-’ t,, -tudy t hy t eg,t •I)(*'4ii up into ii r> »i\«* It er,. Newfoundland The'wri-tk latino nod , "iifet with Ol'/V |il t»v itlr , (Imi t||| \ »/l t ) r Jti*y be that nf a llclrlxu officials la-fiue Wr Can ' S*V him Ii us fiu lo iir.« !»«• **imi» i| nvt*r transaftantlr airliner with IZ whcUier it will do u* any gmat." • lv locnl (irtuiHit' with person* aboard which H long George 8. Anderson n f-jlie Another ruling nf the fll'A flu* npptMYNl iif ilu* 4irrupt linn overdue al Oandrr and at I j>Veteran*. Ailminixtrntmu 'o ff ire gave inrirnses fo tmrkiog, hnd»c*. /'•tee ill e f t t ' l l 4 ’r/l " the (luardlw airport. . ill Orlando agid today tint up I They • may now incrr«*e their m,-iii,*I ,-f- vfi . ^ S i t o j ’ proxlmatcly IHOn vetr tuns m tenrlre rhnrge* for preparing hoc I n s t a t in ', U p - Yiuerleaii cltru* fruit fur shipment bp tn fiye southern states may hern-fit , xmie, j he piilirjt is f'’ l the lucal kt NEW YORK. Sept l)(, t/Pi— A from the appropriation to pro-t-l'- nearly 12 cent*. The inetenso Kiivririmei|)* In wil MU'b propeTautomobiles for amputee,. wa* granted to emnpeniate for llclxinn airliner with 42 perron- t|,--> into ptiv.it,- ,,»tn-i III)' and almanl i* the ohjert o f a -eatcli Me. Anderson said tha' tkrro highA labor and material rust*. iim- the tuotii-y f„r luimdalmg 8/8*t John W. McMahon. Hdq. wero Hirer eliglhlo vetenin- m ’" ' ’‘MckYiwhile, the F'lorldn Citru* - in ami nioumi Newfoundland. >\ 'delils. lluiMitigs like p'ublie meet­ Det Medical Training Center Seminole County, two of which Corfyi\J«*lon i« planning another- ' siwikcamaii for tfi^ Air .Line "Sab- ing pinee* nnd N’ tiri offices pro. Brooke Army Medical Center, Is •lame* Young and ItoLert llmvrll effort^ to have the Secretary of luma ammunred 4>«t tllu* piano bably will be retained bv Ihe among those attending thi* I trot are midenta nf Hanfer,!. . Germ,in aiitlmrltte» ' for AgtieiAUefe. remove price relljng* w*-• ,|uo nt CandM*. N'uwf'>undlnn,| ba-al Class In. 1347 of the AAF Adminis­ '^Thn fuossuro wHI enable the on nrangiw- In afluounring ‘ the nt 3 00 o’clock ^ . H T Ih l, morn­ • their gnvrimnrntn! n e trative Offlcera Candida to Bcixwl V. A. to provide an nuloinoliil" proposal yesterday, SecretaFy- ing and lhn ceiling there « n llnwever. the hnge Itoltling* of which U bring conducted at the or other, ronveyanre for i.ich 1Manager It. (’ .’ Kvan*. of the onlv 500 feet at the tiibei llertunnn Gnerittg and tin- olltri AAF Military Training Center. World War If veteripi enlilled lo commission "aid the new brief The plane was expettnl » l l.-i Mop Naiiii nl Suetnla-rg will not Classes started Sept. 13. rnnipenaation for ms* of one -r would emphasise that orange* Guardi* Airport at almut 11 :(K* be lii|iililati-,| until a fln their B/8«t McMahon, the son of Mr laith leg* at or above the ankie, ■ml bananas are now the only A M. briuxlng Its 37 pu-vengentrial. How* their property will be and Mrs. 8«m O. oardner of lakr or lot* o f ihe use of one or lerishahlo fruit* still under ceil- and *oven erew inember- from llis|M>seif nf is vtill a moot Monroe. U a native of Sanford and both- legs. Under the art, Mllru,sels. . ; point. . a graduate of Seminole High School Anitersnn .continued, the cost of- ng*. When it failed to ayrivc, the He entered tha aervlcw with the each vehicle Is limited to to H.«*we, Florida's Attorney General Tom Airline spokenmab—Perimnd Mar­ National Guard and served over­ including special gtlarhtm’iit* me. | Watson said today the C|()'« ten*—aaid there wa, • possibility sea* for two years' In tho European estary to enable Ihe veteran t" Political Action Committee will that th* plana may havr lamb-l Theater with th* Medical Detach­ operate It, ’ gel nowhere in the South. The al Goose Bay, Labradnr, whirh ic ment. • • Rtato Attorney spoke to a meet­ ■tv alternate trafu-Atlantir stop. BUILDING PERMIT ISSUED ing of loeal xervlcn cluba in Mar­ But since (here have been no ____ , . . . lon O. la »l night. Watson asserted, offirinl report* to th*t effrel. Athletic director of Melbourne nrnrrhing parties have lorn sent M. I). Stevens recently *erurr< “ we believe in the South thtr CIO lligh School, wa* recently elected a city permit • to erect * nm I* completely communistic and out by atr from 8lept»eiivv|lle and presiilent of tho newly organised • Argent la, Newfoundla* I, wheio story frame dwelling at the enr anyone having anything tn do Juntoy Chamber of Commerce in the NawfounHIand • government, nyr of Nineteenth yStreel and with it la a scamp. ha* sent out Und artirs In nn rreneh Avenue at a cost of In Yugoslavia, Archblihop Alb- 33,000, A prominent Florida Jurist. fffo rt to locate the missing air­ • • Jxlje Stephlnac. today was arr*«te»l George Couper Gibb*, former liner. Iq Zagreb. A j arnmeqt anLIQUOR CASES DROPPED - Wrcutl judge and one-time state pouncemen* say* attorney general, died at his home a has been ' . —. against the TALLAH A8SEE, Sept. IB. OP) In Jacksonville last night. Gibbs —Fourteen cates against Mvrn was judge of th* Fourth Circuit N IW YORK, BepUg, (AV - J o r ether detail* persona charged with dealing ‘ in for .23 yoars and served a s ,state arrest grew liquor. In legally dry Leon Coupty attorney general from ,JKW to Louis weighed In today at 21IH an yesterday have been dlsiqls»ul. The p row 1941. During the early part of the pounds for his world heavyweight CI.UII TO MKKT in the trial o f pen •on* accuse I cutlon'war dropped at the rr<|ii*st war, he was chief attorney for championship fight against Tam I of aasociatigg. with a terrorUt o f the State Beverage Department th* Florida Office o f Price A d -' MaurieUo tn Yankee Stadium' toThe Townsend Club will hold erganisaUorv o f th* trartime pup- whlch^aald it.would be "A waste ministration. He la survived by i-night. MaurieUo’ , weighed t98S a regular meeting tomorrow night pet’ regime. Twelve o f those on o f the court's time ami tlw conn- hi* widow, two daughter* and 1Douls weighed In heavier than far at 8:00 o'clock at the Court trial ani prleeU. any other fight in hU career. House, It wn» announced today. ? ' S*S L John McMahon Attends A A F School f Catholic Bishop Is * • Arrested By Slavs SfnrtTi----Arvlmn proextend the propnaed In include 'he Istrlnn i Iim luM* \ k in* ron»oLiii,*ri om i under tht » f t )i.w* «' v v r o ile d NatlsuII.• I tin- t . N. ami th,- pluooe i edate c f Tyiostc would b» yotiog to hum’ ll Until her. Ilrciarcd Leonlic: “ If onp fend another l>v tin' hand, i it,(thing ta prevent them ft,,,,, f.illmg m l" hale" Mi William Ml I* In I "I Winter patk -.'ate ixraldcnl of the Florid* la-ague o| Women Voter., Mre.-vved tin- ltn|«»rtanre ot vutlng and ituvuig liie |gnirr knowledge of Uut pt tvliege ul tlic meeting of llie ■jOrtninoie County Isvutue of Women voters nt tlfctr'meeting In the Community Building Ustnight. t tovenimi'nl, tli-»t Is gia»l gnverniiirnt. l, aometlUng *'i* shmild all (■Hive tor und l>e vitally Interested In at -ill Hines," i-aid-Mr:, Melclier, ’’otir rlgtil to Mite I. an obligation, *n-owe our nation: a.a women aluniitl .lake It ns un obligation and a ir im'a Ibtlily to Mf l!i»« govern­ ment I, whet we vralit it__ Don't enmpbillt alsiul It. do xiMitethlng atsoil It ’ she concluded. Mr* Mf Idler complimented tl)e local group and expres'-ed iter self a*, being well pleased with the progte,.. thus far. (Mlier visitor,i nt Unt night’s meting Were Mr;. 11. L Klllen, urKsnlraltoti chairman, of Orlando, and Mrs. Isabel Marcus. Mate arcrrtaty. of Winter Park. Mrs. Mclrher nnnounced the counell meeting whirh will be held in the Orange Court Hotel Sept. 2728 at which tlw National prraldent. Mrs. Anna Lord Btrauaa, will be |*vwent. T lJ ^ d ^ h . ^ U c ’ Ch5 mo YOUR FORD “ BACK HOMS" FOR SERVICE i«*,Tv* J8 • . . . - • ..................... • • REALTOR MOVtea O F F IC * »ifo wuiisms, ret nor, run W. iu R. William*, moved h i, office from the San­ ford Atlantic MhUonaf . Bank Building to the Eysex BuRdinm at 110 North Park Avenue 'and next to the U. 8. Employment Agency. During the war, * he •erred with the Seabeea In the ParifW araa. Ha Is g brother of Police Chief Roy <1. Williams... . — ?-;*r. sAflBg&y?% ■■‘■■’■jMir'. * . • ■ • . . . * tlilrd Tuesday and all inember* ami throe wUlilng to become mem­ bers. are urged to be present. CARRIER A T TANGIER TANGIER. Sept. 18. WA— Tho United state* ' Airersft CsrrUr Franklin Ih Roosevelt and tha Destroyer Cone arrived at Tan­ gier , today. They had been Algiers. ' • * . _ �•— .T*mv a . • . r . . • *, .V V. j K j j B m . * : :* • •. ,** PAGE TWO TH E SANFORD’ H ERALD , SANFORD, F L O R ID A ------------ W E D N E S D A Y , S E P T . U , . 1946 statute. Th* sec l Ion say a. all *m i- j civil richt# "hens* upon a very Ivhelilnif kill* U#M ialmarl ast *n. -♦* lynch lag bills were jlm c d at cn-. >Mil** (krenrl flf ‘ Uw’.1* ‘ f o r c i n g 1 4 l h itmeruimenl, whlrh J *» ftejhlfttoa f t w > i » » i Hiuftr says, sn ilillivldual cinnot he de­ |prii atomic i»ar. with a Civil-W • «>>4 . . m m bi . • ■ ■ r a r e . r io r lS a prived of llff,,liberty or prmrperty musket," be said.. • . I l l M b r o t i I U A t » « M ________ plea of Kurope, In only three years . ...--------without due proieis o f law, widen ■ . T ^ V - f ■- " K a f r r a * ■ * . m i l claaa « i » M * r the United States left home for somewhere else.. O f these, meant a fair trial. civil S r f t * field 400 M a k a r IT, ! » ! • . • « I * ' Has! O llle e They dtal with campirint to The standard anti-lynching bills 12 million left for military service, but all the rest were POLAND ■I l a i l a r t , r i » . U » , mmdri Ik * A » l harm citUans in Lh« cxarciaa ot ot th* past- have been aimed at 4 C M ^ W , 1 M a r r b * «SfT. civilians, shifting from county *to county, state to state, frJrrnlly rrcured ri|ht» <MCI ton it t fe officiate rather than at mem I i u m .a m . I . ! * » : * ) » coast to coast. •. • ' M i and with'depTivin* persons o f ben of mdbs, says the section, M llt r ■The servicemen drew some foilowen»*while stationed civil ‘ rights under “ color'* of law 1Th e/ would mgke state officials noHba!i !>»:*■ „ r YUGOSLAVIA I m Ih h N i m i ' i l- non ;.«!j. t . ‘», t. within the country. Industrial nreiurdrcw inrge numbers criminally responsible' for foiling to tfkg necersary m «a »v n » to ^n>i Batitiov ftl does n o t y o j ■l u « rniireiow u a t k » to work in wnr plants. A considerable amount o f family r ill.lf I, yA4.«»«^ Agslntt m tbi.'lt aifcrds proiestln.i I k t an IndlVlrluat from a tnub, is Br Carol**. *•»»“ ------------ - • s rearrangement went on; as relative* doubled up when men only' sgainst dfficial—that Is, fed­ act Id ascertain the Jdeply of M alllli went overseas. In nil, one-fifth of the notion'* population eral or -state—abuse. nY#t most mob member* ant to prosdeuta r** M.all. 4M pulled up stakes and at least tentatively drove them in civil rlghu complafnts are againit mob members. M a a 't * • M 1m ) | an act of one person against ananother site tjuring that period, says the Census Bureau. lynching of four Ne­ The recent reei r t r ja «( , o her person, or o f a group of groes near Monro* On., by 20 *<W T T H .r - .r r m IIm a rt ' Those migrants saw more of their own land than RUMANIA I persona (like a mob) agifrut on* Jwhite men apotllihted- the prob*1 they ever sn w before, und nmny o f them decided -there tm lftm M Zrui* h r IM f « HUNGARY STAN COM STOCK far i n,tson Tie'" of civil rlgh's. FDBsgrnU ate t a l s l a * la a U *. M ill b r ra a r were other places even nicer thnn home. But n o w thnt gt it g jjt y MttHIpIny f lt ^ P Be-t’ioh',b| does nro:ert y o )! invaeligaling the HnVhmg, but ' Tnvralmenl Secaritle* ALBANIA agaltut private mdlvtdush as well g ^ y rau*( nmk» arrekle unless Phone t m —Teletype UU (0 |iU t4 rie*f*p*|»rr ' families are together again, and they might be aide to O tk a fo llfvi, |arH leffM eol* The ' ■■■ -ulill. idficlals in litese rights' they find tlust sons* Ge rgm ofBBilMiiil itold •JtrrUoU* * move'to a section of-thc eountry wiierc they particularly ro be free froffi- lpTrluritiry !?iciii| ''r «n s p it^ ’ Iwith the” lynch lUco tbo scenery and climate, lAosl of them , ^ WM __ __ by , T.Nekaa (KUoarke, are caught UflBfiV* IP* — iitld ied lp rervitude; tn,,bo a witness In fed- moh ln kill tire Negro**. In the r e n n lff nHlk Inc. Ute bousing situation. So tiiu migration, which doubtless MCI NT > io T H IS agtlnst continued slilpments of UfflUlA supplies la era! courts; to be ptolcctod tn y L *** fa <*'<**• This and comparable r a s e * N. A « . D. would have continued at a rapid rale, has frozen spots. 'Yugoslavia plus the Kiuao*Americ4n tension at the Parts conference * n #«• carrying out fmleral court Ue- p ^ ^ p u j Attomny prompted Attorney Genorst Gcnoral mart Clark Daytona Beach, >Tahave suddenly focused attention on the vast amounts in relief and loans cross; to bo protected froui vlo ; to say In a apooch at Cambrtdc* . *Tbr ilroaM la * mrtmhrf ml t e a ! .,,7 — —» r<Mt Mblob la »*rla -I going to nations with which the U. S. is having difficulties. Assistance to lence while In the custody of fo i-i o., that federal action to proloei •Ivrt* tainw* l- «b* ' “' I * ' . • ral authorities; to have secest to countries tn the Soviet bloc liae'passcd the bjillon dollar mark and the . i , 1 11— a f a ll a n * * 4 l - l ‘« ' » b ' . the federal court#, sod to vote for amounts are Indicated on the above chart. Since the war's end, lend m IH M *a If a » a a l a 1 h »# M l*» -..[I,, ,a |||, , i , m aaU . ! « a feioral officer and to have that Americans nre never surprised when n European lease equipment tn Russia has been over $290,000,000 and UMBRA donat * E L l V n J . aabllabM * b » r . i . volt counted a* caat. . tinns about $173.000.000—a Iota) of some 1188,000,000. Aid to Yugo­ All r l a b U ta , r a a b l l r a l l « a u f « P » Radian 32 ■g A r r t .H are alaa r r « country votes out iU king, as Bulgarin has just done. Deep slavia has eseceded $287,000,000: Mure than 1,000,000 tons of suprpUea Be::ion 52 empower* the federal in tiie AmericnTi tradition i; hostility to .monarchy, due haVe been shipped there. Poland has received tomb $387,000,000 In U. fl. government to prosecute a .d a te probably to Uie arbitrary tyranny of King fieorge lit, goods and Ronisrlli. Hungary and Albania—all Soviet satellites—bava W KDNttM lAY. H N 'T . i », i * « nr fideral officer whtf wilfully wliicli brought on the Revolution. And yet recent Urjtish received more than $20,000,000 in vorioui supplies. * (International) misuses hi*, office or PoWej^ to kings and the Scandinavian rulers have proved that roy­ deprive a n*r»<fti of the n<hl^ alty can be not only harm lea* but helpful. gtaranteod by the Bill of Rights liltll.K VRUBK Fort TO IIAY and Jhe 14th amenJmem. . These countries have fixed governmental traditions. U 2 ^ E S T FIRST STREET — PHONE 8M POItOIVK Ah O KI'RN AH YOU ’ L'ongres, on eoverall^acrgsiniH By b r a c k c u m tv WOWiD* I,IKE TO BE FOft- , Tiie duties of, king, prime minister and parliament are his been naked to pass *atf4-lyn well tiffined and understood. The Balkan countries urn d< GIVEN O YOU WEEK THEnMe OK Rut a bill of WAHIIINOTON — Tho Jurtke rlghu included due' p f W « of .law jfJ ^ a s 'r w w r bSrl! m J w lU ^ c h KjiiNOEIt ANO NOT THE ONE still not many years’ removed from Turkish despotism. a hill, any.* the Civil .Right* Com « • - E N D iIl: Then cuijit* I’n er CovernuMMiU are unstable, prime ministers changing Departmant *»y* w w DgUlntlon tiy he*state. This mean* is needed -to stryngthen unci* i umint be deprived of life, lib ' t on. would be a new civil right. to. him, <nn,| Mb01, I-urJ, how n,fl som etim es Tfcvern l tim e s a y e a r . T h e k in g , ns th e m V hand -Jr» protecting your ihsll my' bfotKer *ln mrainit m<>, r(jtht, .•ltd t •fergive himT Till trva.l pl-rm nnent fig u r e , is n pt to in te r fe r e in m a tters o u ts id e | his ren i jo b . h b in te r fe r e n c e g o e s b a d ly r h e h « e » -h b This u tho reason it l i t l l . f ?. M; , H. IH.-S-I. 'The Sun ford Herald i- . KatahiiaA*-4 K. Restless A merinnis |.ur>vmpcrly without a fair trial— 1 Congre4aJat#r rspoblwl moat of tlw*e afftt% rights Ibwi.'Tw o s*eai n>! A. •* A t.',. - .b.r tlMii Mta left- Tha/ commute th« sole *authori./ under which ■the POST WAR; AID fQ SQVifcT BLOC k *m E One Less Monarchy BILL’S PACKAGE STORE AND BAR . p : S. O y « RiffMn Plen Lament For Sleeper, (From Tho Christian Science Mcnitnr) Thee* hours of Iwauty roll away ) unseen. , :* Nor Uov# a mark -to show where j -• they have been, Forevrr lost, foreVer • gone, they ride Front midnight to the morning * change of tidr, The star, drop down the *rche* nf- the sky And shadows' move prKlsely ns they lie to Ot* union, which lends each treo The nx-asuieinenls of massive dignity,' And builds a mnmmoth house, a giant fetke 1 draws the chimney nut to an immense Dark horizontal tower, on the ground— \ -‘ Without one sign,’ or bright, re. ntdinberpd eniind. M ARTH A. tiA N N (N O J [HOMAS. - t|,rono. If local O ff jrlaU foil to pro *«1 Nlne-yeW'-pld King Simeon lm» not yet had much your civil rights, the federal gov chance to make mlslnkes; but his fnther, Boris,, got Bul­ ernmrn. I* powesJe*s In mail garia in tho war on the German side, jnat as his grand­ rase* to intervene. ( for exafetrle. that you father, Ferdinand, did in World .War I, hi mean auffern! areBuppoe, the victim of a mob a task for the alha of his fntherv- • ; .. The federal yovemmenf ranhoi Cowboy SgtiR CollectoT Screen right* have been bought for John A. Ioomnx’rt forthcoming Jiook, "Adventures Of A Ballad Hunter.” This is the culminating financial success of n man who recognized something unusual at his very feet and made, it known to the world. Ixnnnx, the son of a Texas farmer, listened ns a hoy to the cowboys' songH nnd look them dpwn. When inter lie diffidently showed tlnmi to llarvnrd professors, he found he had rescued a: dying, literature. Without him these snjigs would have had a brief day nud then faded into oblivion. Over many years Lomax and Ills disciples have collected these ballads and proservod them for pos­ terity. Many Texans ore mure in the public eye, hut'few will he rembered \ns long as John A. Lomax and his song collections, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Eqatis *ch<Mds nr* reporting the largest enroUment since U-fore the war. A Kood turnout i» al*-> wporU^t 'for the football aquad. By RU3RELL K A Y You know nwhih- hack Governor Cnldwrll told u* that the Tmnpa The Id* percent Increav’ In the newapnpera were un-cooperative, | M t. of naw Ford* authorise*! unfair alid Juat- plain all around ■* " DJ- aald (hey went out Of Uw OP A should no; woriy their way to point nut tho had y*u any, at > a *t_ a ».la tig s« yoi* JP UM il/* os c minus mil rfin ttU -tq mogul**I____ .can't get a nsw Fprd anyway. ill*I I i Im and .Florida and ita — -eitini and coil coun.A t tha time I thought the guy I its are planning a $121^00,000 hail gon* overboard on the wrung Imtjiling program for the m>\t aide o f tho boat, bu: after readln’ four yaar* which or* not tn he the headlines and editorial* Uda p*i.l fo r with fxlcral fund*.past week it leuka like I ’ll- have to agree with hiiu.j. Tho'. 'country T a d more horaa You know we have la-en havin’ na« - when we had hurts* - a lot o f /tin here in Tampa over tdavllU* * Star-Advcratr. The our-banana beat*. It ««9m i that country hai plenty o f hur»« ««n«* tho fellow* who bought the lianannew. 11** tho politician* in Waah- n* wan ed io unload tha iMiata an.1 in who wnn nceu ii**iu cnntacL *..•„»«*-* tho “ “■*— need a little longahoremen arid they v diva.* “ tho howp y t l buggy daya,« couldn't because they were on spill atrtki>.rhiy weren't atrlkln'agalnal Benator Pepper «mfa..tjia , ■raTV rarty is the guya who owned the banana*, within the Deinix-na it fmrani now complete. That l M an of- nor again*, the *uy* who owned fort will bo mads by'hi# faction the boot*| they wire mad *t n buraauo:r*ta to block Truninn'a rtnomlnatlon. flock o f Waihlnjton (ar HDIppI Bhlpping Jlnard It cannot aurcxyj unJiwa the |*re»l- known n« the Wpr lit). 'dent voluntarily, withdraw*. Rut and the Wag* Htabilixation 0 <mi so trey paraded up ami down in ft can defrtat him In the election front o f the dock* aimring' •'Yfa.' f f he rhoowi to You Get No Banana,.". Now for my pirt they ,coul I . Rgmvmbrr how ahortly before tka war Conferees r»fu»#d to op- let all the bananas alky on 'tho , a * J, _ *L. . boats until Gabriel blew* hi* horn. aio fund* fo r the forllfleada oi Guam, outpost I never eat |he darn thinga, but im, U. 8. 8 "island an.I .......... nw, _____ tha Pacific. Hcifie, N Now, M ........ a congnra- it‘ m * c ia i that“ some * ' -piople do-U.I.4 atonal committee returning from light away tho Maiur amt ( ’hlaf ' k u of other folk* g lour of the Pacific, advvu-alci start frothin’ at the mouth and ortlfkatlon not only nf Guam, fortification ' 4 also Saipan, ' Iwn Jim«, »creamin’ far banana a. Now when you w$nt to pull o ff wa. and further atrenglhen ™ o f Alaska and Hawaiian bam-*, a gratia A-«tHke. you gatta have Thay will ba needed Ift our next leaderahlp ami so the longiihon-.WSf worse than In th* last one, taad bain' a more or le** rugged rtflt lock around nnd jitrk out a aod Congreumon Short quote* »y named "Railor5* Hall to r:n Tea* admiral a* .aa^to^ i*lr ahow. ." ' ' ,.ht a* well be frank i Well, "•Sailor" being honest and meed war with Rinata." ronickntiou* and anaioui to do a goed Job, throwa * picket line aroani the dock* and starts bang­ in' up “ No Banana" tlgti* In all id way »h* IsrvfUtR r Includin’ the Scanb * far ir away when nobodTe dmavlnn. ' .And here l« where th* news­ m W t l l W f t i f i fo r a wert-end JL oat of -town and a house- papers reme Into the picture. : retarningWfrom a morning'* High away they atari aayln' a S f , } ■ ■*•' ... a,' M * . rn «x-convlrt, out en parole and Ihgl ha had a police leeoM longer than; ft had drex^ jh*^ even prosecute the mob undn- normal rlrrumatancee. To do >o It niuit prove That an officer played a part In the mob action. - Ruppoaej agaiq, that you are Iteatcn or murdertjl by a poltwr office/ af*TT lil'lll' arro*;rd on a fnl*e cy/iTreT l * W f ll Court Ha/s The Supreme Court he* rub-1 that in such a case the feieral government can prosecute on y if j the police officer r.t-lhe time be' cumml ltd the offense bad tb.daar purposi of depriving you of [ a specific federal right. This means a right made 4pfel- j fir either by “ the express iernit; nf the Onutitution or liws o f tb» llnltal Slate* or the decisions in­ terpreting them." The Justice I it-par ment gnx'n4aliis that th* frdero) govcrr.meni should have the p : * i r to art whe* lo.al aulhorhle* foil lo protre your elvil ' rights. - TWs men u easei, of midi attack, for Ins asr r, i vrn when no police officer tut,. < pirt in the attack. Hay* Assistant Attorney Gen­ eral I.airtur Caudle, bea.t of tlte d< psrtment's Criminal Dlvitloii: t “ New legislation I* nestled. Ibc fr.li ral government now has tit le |W er or authority to deal wl h Ihf. social .and. government .allua- 2,378,970 PO U N D S OF COPPER WIRE Kh>‘ all. the *kelrtona . oulnf \ hi* lamily clhaet, the nrw*|ui|ier* ahould have prnUed btm fur hi-* i‘.<dde effort to ge at might nn-l uld how he hid reformed nod waa trying hla level ho»r to earn an hirtia*t*llviiie. Ht w rgn Tamp* ever expect to problems.'’ • * " . I get any where-, whin our news­ “ “ ----- “this -•- summary --------• - of Caudle gives papers-use such poor Judgment Ibc situation: thin', they louiui- that tnlnqs The United States Coiullte ion have diangid in ihi* 'country, tli’d not mcnRun civil rights. Itol that this I* the Bge o f the '‘ Com­ the lirat Gongreas, fearing Intrrmon Man?” Imagine whnt Clpu le fircsre by the federal govern­ Pepper will a*y whan he -hl.ai, ment wi:h baaic rights, psssrd and lihovt thl*l Think how v-mbnia-,-.-1 kubmittrol .o the states th* first ing It will t>o 4n him. llnw can lie| 10 amendments. explain auch action to hi* friend; Other Amendments Joe HlalinT W^at will Mr*. KooseAfter the Civil War the 1.1th, v*lt say when she Darn that our aent T . ------* * oVd ' t »“ll- “ th «>J Udh amendment, to to th th. •bry alstiivrp ‘ Th. (tWen o \ o o r lc n t h e p ‘ clct llne*> t Con.lllutron were adopt A Do you think she would crosn n reason wn* that cartain s tu d picket line for a lousy banam? would not or could not pro .tact Imaglnu all thD stink bein' tb* liberties of all person*. Five tnw* were nnssed provid ralstd over a few beat loads of banana*. Now if It wn* sugar or Ing penalties for. stath officer* »nd butter ' or beef, I could under In Mvbtuals who vblntrd the rights kind it, but banana* den't makv set out in these Bmcndment*. Tlio sense. Haven't we got enough iw< |lo' failin’ around amt brnaK- come* also have been arranged In Ing their legs a* I. le without these and other rftiei whlrb he importin' a coupD of roUUon bun- can rcsfli during his tour. anas for folks tn stuff Uremsolve* Th* other clue* Genera, Or*Dim sick with and throw pauling* ail ill visit ora Washington, Philover the aid* walker Why, in­ adelfhla, R . Uiuls, Detroit. L>a stead of tandt nining Mr, U *11 OflkJ^nd. " Lonir whgt w* ought to do D erect a Calif.. Houston, Atlanta and Mi­ statio to him or elect hint presi­ ami. dent of the Safety Council The General OrsbrtTl also will make way wa bean carryln' on you brief totT. o f Canada 'before wot Id thnk we Were a bunch of apt tdiivg on fo Hi* Wbsl Indies, Republican* or something. meric* tnd Max Do. Tha No wonder the labor b o y r star- \ geo#ral, - wfen’ T ^ M ^ f B* valtftn ed a prated pirate, ttdrmed Clip Army force* In 0? countries *11 Hall ap,d threatened to rail * dver the globe will cotar more general atrkkg. In fact they got tp than an.odo' mTleh^by plena »nJ Upeat over the mtas hot th*/ train before returning to London fcrgol all about Tom Watson for »hor*i.' betbre Chris Ona*. ... . * a whole wMk- And when labor *D *o wrought up it forge;* The RatvattoQ Army otwra 1«1 'em, wi II, brother,. that’a bad, three ftrtUfttuma » i French autand 1 do n itn RAD.' ana, location of Devil " DDad, new 1 6 8 16,380 LIGHT POLES 'av. . .f- - - -„ y f - , • ‘ ^1 TR An M seJ? O . r£ WA p 06rjib w* c a n m a k * c h a a p • la o tr io ■ • ftio e a vail obi* lo h*W V ousas, farm a, atota* • n d Uctoriaa. Just a s Mfen « l w» c a n yet ad d itio n al aupplifg o! critical m a taria li, th * anoi* tha»v-3000 nvam ban o f our oryan U atton prill m ake gpod their plods* to Jbrin« you the benefits of chaop "S u n ah in a 8 t ryipa” a t th a aarllaat poajOblf m om ant. _ *-•♦ n*■■->Hfc« -rt •.! < f;' A ? 11~ --_ ~ - -- - a > yean to bring an end to that penal gplony. tXCLUUVI D IAUUH IfS N E W YORK, RepL 18. <Special) 7 , 4 2 0 INSULATORS f 'i -*fW M FLORIDA to S M '' ___ „ _ s ff it Anny. ' -who will . >1* i HD first rt.lt to* the ales a week from todsv «,k *y cttteu during hD r^Sta mnrtiT< ■ M r ■■ : •; . m W w i j t • m ' ■ --1-- ~i . , , •: • , •. ■ -l ■ . • -V"V . .. ■ , , 'i 4’V' - - : ■ ?ft-StV/'■ .V ' ; ■ - 1 •• * , . ' - .ft * ■ "J'" �WEDNESDAY, SEPT. ,18, 1946 T H E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAG E -ifcMttlarfr Eyery Third ^tarriago - Mr*. On Ft-ptV 12, In U. S. Failure j -crioukly irtjuixvl THREE was was ihroui, from a n\otorcVrl« beinf ’drWen tin the •stale highway near o c ie t y Ed i t o r — McMillan when he il> OH. CLIFFORD It All IMS norlolottLst.s ur» gravely disturb- I 'e l.a iiil b y lle r n in it G ano, lo c a l i . ' rtt by rtir rtstuir rate o< marriage ymrth,' fa tint o tn America It H becoiu-* big arrtutLs enough tit Ull^nleu la undermine fair wind# social struc­ ture Our . wohirn. top are Incoming Increasingly auarr that something, III- U M 'lin T IlM f Mr. whd Mrg. John J. Carver r»-:«iat r % \ bash* Is wrong It they are luck* have « » their guert their nephew • 'haiflrf trr«T ».f IMS enough to lie happily martin! NOTICE is IIKItKHY .(IITO N. Floyd Fussell for otto week. Uirmarlvrs thry know many trtrmts if* J n n r t Liiid!#.r o f T * * and neighbors ivllo are in Iron- j r#rtlffcafi* N*i It 11 - tinutil ill# Lieut. Col. Charle* llett* Is blc Every block In America has ' ■•Hi ‘lay *if Au«tiNt a . f».. !!•!>* hot visiting Mrs. Betta for two min Mage In the state ot (lUsolu-'t flU 4 i iifiii’ In »n>* ivff|p#i anil haui mP't*' ijitilifititw n fu r a la s weeks. ttnn !♦* I.p lfc«j±eft ihfrrw.n. Silrt e t r l l f Fitly years ago one niymage l.Ml. , ntUr*ft*m Mi- fliltotirtflif «1#~ Henry F, Richter, Jr. l«ft tn 20 ended In iflvorcr. By tlie | ji-.j-.rt> m th«* i'nBnfjr-nf Monday to enter St. Charles **f FU>rtt1.t, tci-wlt: enit ot World War 1 the lute bail S * tin If. S S "f .If nf H W i ; High School, Baltimore, Md. risen to about one In seven. . In ■ BIRTH ANNOUNCEM ENT S* « »♦•»» It rn* n*tjfl* JD 5<»Uth -C-. 19W It wav one tn five. We have I* -3 a & At* re**, Mis* Sue St. Marie o f 'Anllgp, no final figures (nr the just tun T I'm* a,if* - * i’ii*■»if o f i h» *a M y»n ** Mr. and Mrs. Glenn H. Town­ Wisconsin is visit lug Miss - Ks. yearw but all the evidence iwti- frM > u m irr . tt»*« *a k f iw r t lfL m lt <ales that the rate Is nbtiut one I* -11W-wl A#r|=. Ill t f l f flit Di*' n f J. K, 1 send, 216 East South Street, Or­ telle Hurt fur a week. te three. The rnle Is even higher M!|rhflL lando announce the hlrth of a t re;t*fier4t^ ahull h* Mrs. Walter Meriwether tins If you consider only thn-e mar- rrU daughter Marilyn 11 r e d d a on ftu m i tiK frinllni; lu law, th t rlagrs rojrtrfltted In the past to: returned from New Orleans, I at. ilc i^ lltiH ) ||yf f r|n w ill L b Sept. 16 at the Orange Memor­ *«M L* ni (h a yearn ' after accompanying Miss Louise ial Hospital. Mrs. Townsend Ts Furthermore. tlie rale util con- 1“ "in fmiiia *1- *r on the jUrnl llnnthe former* Blanche Wynn of Meriwether' there. v| ib ft* f ft * n v fttli a t O cto U ri t V 4 ft Unite to rise it tong-range tmut* | II h'1I« t" i I*b «Hi «t i j *4 t*rlo|»vfc Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mathews rout lime, sit th.it by 1IHU (me mar­ I if f L I irli if a it nf t*u ruher, s and daughter Evelyn of Way* riage In evert two ts falling It i> cross, Ga. ore visiting in Banhurd to hulk! a stable society with ford for several days. such a rapid turnover In family stfin lures. AimI - the len.-km- iii volvfsl fn the Ixllures will make a? J tfm e s Roy llowen, 8 . 2/c, large part of our population USNR in here from Key West TttULUCK spending several weeks with his ni'iitotjc. Wnmen particularly u in ; mother, Mrs. W. D. Jackson. he afttlcti-ri MpCfllSe marriage . t*i(4■>(*r iTt;.: ••* nut M ARY KINA HI) o f Lake Manroo, N o r M ‘ 15 I* M L fIK ItV UIUKN*, Iegiuis larger in flirtr lives than 11 . Picture by Ra>inottd Btuiltil TI.rti fleets* II Ivtlirn Twit J. H. HOUSER of Orlando, E. W. Mr! and Mrs. Jot Meisch re­ tides an meti A and because their iVrUflvtiffN '*». t(|4, f a* is p it th«* rirtwrrcl at a Swnday night bttffrt_«»pprr at the Seminole ('uunlryjTub are Mrs. John Mriwti, Jr., Mrs. SPARKS of Urlando, MRS. M. i>. turned today from Washington, nervous systems ate more east!) ifh <t-l> ivf A OR H"I A- f>4 |51*» b u , RF.NN, DR. J. N. ROBSON. J. M. I). C. after accompanying their John Ivey. Mr. Ivey, Mr. Metoch. tv. A. Adams, Jr. and Mrs. Adams. n «*4 ■ h ii A in m y Ysfftr* an.| h *n dtsfuunsi * „ LEONARD . . . MRS. BYRON son John to school there. for A 1.11 Tlie divorce tale 111 some* areas IfM lf ti («i rpiR). HjiIiI r#r|lf* STEPHENS of Tampa is vlaltitig Is higher than In others Ip Oal *• l'* *-»TT*s* . - #*tl|rtf»»' fv>Us*wlnR drher mother MRS. J. 1L. RAY . . . las, Tev.. lor example, there urre i p”.|f m flu* t'mitfly t*f TltOY. JR. Is spending some lime = i ■ i*f i jakrttl l, li>«*rtf inure appll, attmi- tor illv.ir>T It**-’ n. s. ''» ** . ( -f \\v of nfcu In Gainesville . . . Tiny BANllRA venr ilittn there ucie application* ■ * « T* »* •.-LIj* M Mitulli LEE PROCTOR „ f Miami Is visit­ (or in *t riage 11* rases !:*“ *•* 1 ILi-t. run > V * *1 ch ing her aunt ami uncle MR. and Mam persona ubo have ob­ \ In . ii \\ i ; » , h \ |*. .te irr*•«>«. MRS. HAROLD APPLEBY at tained divorces, tn Nevada alter a. n i» ;i * t. i: : ;* rb ^ to Lak» their home 7IH West Firat Street -*• if NLIv ybitiM 1-Jt%■* In pi short residence ot six week.* are \ ttli'.f H.K. S 1st |iej[L 34 Berra . . . MRS. A. M. PHJLLiPH will hi n dilemma ns a result ul a U 8 honor hr r ■daughters-lt*-l»w on Supreme Court decision In IM3 Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock Mr*. F_ I), Brownlee. * in tuo rave tout- hi North Caro­ with a bridtre party . , t MIL — - tins anti (Jte to Ileum-yhatilat the atul URO. VOLIE. "W ILLIAM S, Richard levy returned ^ojnlaj (Vint i f’ubxt that each st air Imtl HR. will honor MR, and MRS. r0 llucu-Uhicn where’ he is sta the tight ui rtecldp whether a te-l VOLIE V, 11.1,1A LI 8, JR. Kept, 20 Dotted wllh the U. 8. NsVy All Al* Newsfeaturea drillr ot eiX week* tas tn Nevada1 BALTIMORE— In ra.se anyone constitute* legal resilience from 6:00 to 11:00 P. M. at the Corps after visiting his parenti oilnilrr* t!tu.\c .■.loppy Joe clothe II the various .(nine were 'n de former** home at dot) Magnolia Mr. and Mrs. Horn Levy here. ue know a frw wtm wear ’em lor Aven*e . . . Thu members o t the ---- — Pi Beta Phi social sorority nowMr. and Mr*.-W. K. Little wen a gn*l cause—they’re lemal< w n w ef last evening and outlined n^-ent guests of lu-r parenta Mr bt fekluvers llu- bitcklsvers. iiiast of whom some riuihing plans , . . Enjoy* Qty Mis. Either F, l.undi]ui*t are cullrge a in L v arrived reccn1 Irtg a banijuel in Orlando last Mr. I.title ha, recently wtek as guevl* of Hie PI Phi* transferred by the Western Klee l> lit ditngarcrr*’ and long plaid anti also an afternoon party this, trie Company from Memphis I .shirts tn build a new kind of irutimcnt tn the, city ot monuments week were UAPHNE CONNEL- Tcnn. t„ Jacks,mvllle. I a Friend* comimintty bouse * to LY. BETTY JO BROOK, IMfROI i • iilil list ,i! |ca*-t 2lt >lg tilth wist ' be -s living testament ol modem li-a-am . u tn rite ru le ut m a rrh ig e TH Y CRUMLEY. NANCY JO j youth '■ ta llm t to Anti-th ., ll,l hist tt GONZALEZ and ANN LOVFLL. i Tu-' young giuu|i Idrattst.s friuu p iiM 'ld *ia g u e rln g pri'|Mirtlii!iOur reporter. W II.I.AHD CON­ jalmii't cvefy scrlton of the Unit'd S t« n im (o r * a l e In v o lv e d a-, tilt’ NO LLY, together with the REV. •Slates. Clllna, Mexico and Jatri.il till le a s in g et niirimle flidi liendeui iW. P. WESLEY, H O W A R 1> tea volunteered to-renovate a 1 M > of wniiieti the tin re u -is l m o MONTIETH and W. U. ZACHRY • year-old nmuskm with a centoi \ lillttv arid *hll1lng ot mu |mpiilawho attended the KivranL mntland a Itnll ot grime and laytittmid ie |i , m liiilo gl. al ll c i l r e Ing at the Florida Methodist ul faded ualtuaucr. tor clinu t'e the ten ton* and Home, ware much l**pr»»**d Two member* of tlie project >lt* e rta ltiiH prodUi i d In filHh.r with their young host DAN A L who have become veteran brick­ a . if v rtIHt a m . i f i ite p re --to o III LE N and their very pretty layers. arc Iren age Chinese girl' Otic LMtiei B ill III the III, t e a -toll both of wlmlit have lent lOIlslifei.1 young hostess, V IR G INIA BUT­ m im b fi lit I IilldhII.Hi i 1,1, > tile exipirlrnrc with war cnsiiatUrA llin i t-v e t the m ini! 1■mltitr mi LER who showed them all nlmut a* ainbualnce worker* on the Bur­ Ills tI Mill lie* IlHtill lint If, tout l 1 the Home and presided at their ma road fi.lA tlli 'tli*.* do t„ii tn .ill B A C IO Y K N E E S , H T A IN S table at supper with nil of the 51ie girls Constam-c Bliri: 18. ItlAlli • :i.-«-- ,la te • , :i ,.th,-i tm,-, grace and dignity of cuRured enough to xnifi, lit,, ■t i tihii ' .» How to get tlie bagglnorv* out of and ElUabelh H*U. 19. ol Kiinmmg. adults. Ir.ii lion h ba.-asl in ie .it i o iltp a tltrouser knees Is one ot the homc- In Yunan tirovlnce. lnufthlngtv reb lltly o r iv ie t e ll . . u n t i l i o io te d prrastng probteitis ol housewlw*. j mark . Dial Ibe experience they lld a tiia tlo n Trouser* bag where the tabrti has w'ere getting with the use of trow­ ll' mi liiMik I ItsV.I deluded tile been slretctird. and shrinking with el*, and shovels would be an asset sinre thov intended tu .enter -tmxU: b t ii fill It an V uiiiiviiliV.lt 4 ollsteam is the cure. r • ■ .* pie call lilnke sure 'helf mmrlngp ' Lay the trouier leg lint" on the i iil sctiiails noon Joan RuckerKtge. n settlor at will be on un endurttlg and v ita l Ironing board with the buggy port College. VI says Im .hI n H u t-t would like to m en tion uppermost. Lay a wool cloth over Middle Itury I didn't this section and a moistened cot- "When ‘ I first started tort cloth on top. Press gently, know wliat the director ««> Calk­ moving the Iron from side to side ing about .when he told no- lo so die steam goes Into the gar* get n trowel to ti e In bfEkl.ntrig.P ir tu r r b\ W " '! * ■• p rnrtu. Keep pressing and pal ling but now 1 do and no1do im :nu»- | m u it t. Mr suit M i, Vtlttlam Wilde n hose »rdilliif s n an n n it ul Sr pi t thr loose fabric Into pi air until rles " , *, m i * riiar u *> The unusual task ul bossim the In the I lo t .Mrlhodlsl Ctiurrh var|tli Itn . J. K MdKInlry offlilatln* *i " " uue.iu, 1 t-i I n, at riiianthe lutnesa disappears. Thru press1' I t *. :tt i e ' 1- i un d , umltr' Ihs the eollre leg of the trouser* until atlraetlve laborers Is the t-c of the grcwttrf of fsmlttra and close friend*. r> mien* , , t tg-niiutit, F, nil almost dry. Leave the trouier teg px-servlcrman Hugh Gralmm of • • inl'Hi) -iitil that w« till,ml (o liraIn position on tlie board for a feu Johns Hopkln* University fc g ls ir r * t :,l nam e tuiriusnl (<i ham. who D'atudydng dramatic*, tin,, tfinu. « f Uni Fleltilous .Vania was made boss as a result ot his I gliituln • le tiiflir LOSil Law* u*. F l-'lld ll» ,vtlti llu- I'lrffc th,< practical knowledge In liiHMlng i ,1'tn idl *'. 111,1 o f Hr in I no la C o u n t,, construction amt carpentry C e c e lia T r u iu c k Social Calendar Thursday * *. Regular meeting of Iho Sorainolo Owpler No. 2 O. E. S. at the Masuitic Hall at 8:00 P. M. ' Eastern Star To Meet On. Thursday ^ Seminole Chapter No. 2 of the Eastern N l«r wlil have their first meeting since they adjourned for the summer when the meet fit 8:00 o'clock Thursday evening. Flint will lie made for lha worthy (Irand Matrons official visit on Oct. l>. Petitions to oo acted upon and several matters of importance will be brought up. Legal Notice T E R R A C E TALK CECELIA ' , MARGARET ERICKSON an.!I JAfjK ROCCO warn married Mon * d a y ' everting In Wayrross, Ga. • . . Shn was enroute to visit her. mother . . . He was on a business trip , . ; But cupid's darts found their hoarta . . . Some of ^the remarks women mako around Sanford's new park­ ing meter* uro gmal for a chuckle any day . , , •‘When do I hit ..jackpotT’’ . . . "‘ But, officer, I thought If I put two centa in 1 could stay 2* minutes." . , . “ Where, that was close. Thought for a minute 1 wasn't going to flivl a meter wllh white showing" , . . “ But I can't Lake time’ to go lo the police station I have lunch In cook" . . .. MIBB lABETTE tlM ALICE TEM PLE are waiting calls to embark for Frankfurt, Ger­ many where they will be employed by the Wat' Department . . They iire hoiking forwaitl with enthusiasm to their arrival m Europe tn meet relatives in I*ranre whom they have never seen . . . MRS. MARTHA FITTS HAYES will ipoke the same vny»r e and is to be employed by 'he Wnr Department . . . MISS TEMPLE'S former Job with the U. S. Employment' Service has been taken by Mrs. Butler , , , Shoppers around lha (own yester­ day Included - EVA BROOKE of , Qi een, W. F. HARRIET, MRS. L. K. DOUGLAS. MUS. 11. K. WEEKLY, MRS. M. -K. REGIS. TFR. MRS. ERIC VIHLEN, MRS. OUIDA WILSON. I). K. K E L L ­ ER of Maitland, J. T. KNIGHT of •FBrtcrnrl'o, S. DU BAND, L. L. V a u g h n , Ja m e s f . m o o h e , W. C. BUIE. JR.. MRS. FDWA'RD SMITH. MRS. A. M. PHILLIPS, ■MILT J. A. WRIGHT. MRS. J. C. AYCOCK, CORNELIUS MOL. Coi'dH Build House TEEN TALK that sho is pretty, dresses well and ha* h nlc* figure— hut *h« can't jget dates. Now, why do you *uppo»e that l*T Daisy answer* in the next pttrsgnfph hy saying " I am very ■By.'' Naturally n g*l who 1* striving for popularity can't be bashful. Pi Beta Phi Sorority WJ1I Climax Uunhlnff Season With Party Friday Grtt-M Hhe's gut 10 put her beat* foot for­ ward or be content to alt tn the comer. Oext. she’s got to ask her­ self: "What can 1 I offsr the gang?” I f she singe dr play* the piano, th# crowd will lov# It, Supposing she’* a home girl ■who can't sing, dance or act footIsh, Well then she’s got to figure out whet shit can do well. Maybe she'a a g«»*|.cook. In that case the fastest Way to make the gang M illitfi iiftitwl Mar i*in ; i “ » t.-if’ i*. FRID AY!! YOUNG *S LILLIAN HELLMAN 5ST -DUDLEY DICCB$wmmwwDOUCLAS Z Z t t MtoStrWgUsa Dtelatle • *—iw*»» e» UKae ■ HAL WAUJS M w w UNIVfiRShU NEWB hsrnt (be cloth. Even warm water, however, may remove some fruit stains. Never use aoep. The J., la conducting home econoimcs course* to help veterans' 'wives to meet the tiilo g costa nf living and to make bousokeeplng job* S lcr, The rtasMa ora free and girls even-learn hew to iron a shirt with three major luma , and .ten lifts pf the Iron, instead of 32 raijor ahifts and 72 lifts. I 1wish I could learn how to iron without lifting the Iron at all, don't you T SeatUr 'Chatter: Deanna Dur­ bin's hew morte tails for /Ire songs In fogr different language* . . . Watch 'Stone Celt! Dead" with Ella Fit k(mid enJ lojnli Jordan en the jake box , . . Alee T f ^ J J g J . -m diag an lltattn h th tr e "WINNINO BASKETBALL' ?il*sH fiillix P :tn i ' f' Hl'pfg tfjftit thr tuiiit lr*irnJ iif” h**i Iimirifir*’ l<* K>li* S M* Millmt nf utuft fiin iitU i*f •Sanford^ 'flit* itniplr Mnii m a r- TH URSDAY SHORT PROGRAM , rid (1. |. C o n ^ ^ ,t •Annulmen( Sought By Dorothv McMillan “ Mother Eerth'*. ■Smnrt une* w# are forgytful.of the fact that all food, all talmeiiL end all slf Iter cornea from n beneficent earth. But farm people, pariirulaiw, aria developing a higher spi'i’ cia* tion for the Dnd. Preelllnt ''llf.toh A. WoOdrcm of the Anu'iirAn plant Food Council, at thy gmupa flratt annual session Iii dhc mi ai­ mer o f IlMfJ, paid a nittf.vuthy IrjbutSl to "Mother Earth" in these* words: * • % "Mankind Is soddenty beeortif|gr very conscious of hit obligations to 'Mo:ber Earth". What a t.o.ihar she has been I With charset#* Istte uteelfishncs* she h** fully yen o f . her treasure for our atth, uJr pleasure and,our pro­ gress. *. "W; . "W e have trampled her ruth­ lessly upder oar feet! We have referred to her scornfully as ‘dirl’—a thing to be despised *«d detested. Wa. have neglected h#, robbed her, left her to lie blow® away by the desert wind* end washed away by the fit*"I sad Jret, goo.t eld. Mother Earth * has gong right j>n, giving us from htj womb the ores, ntirtde, rock aJM lirtber, oils and mlnersls with mve built our agriewIfearmn* highways. Mtr on llnee, ogr Itaple- • A forenevni I New plafiara that the kids have been hepplhg to art: Sinatra's The Thisis WevDW Lapl Bum­ mer" anT "The Coffee Sopt," Crtmo’s '* Garden, (a The Rain * a s i E B S & f i 'S U t -T^w»%» A n iiyl Lea^e Home*’ * In Slave, Vivian and- F O * aQUARivR “Walls Came w w > » i ,i, . v i - i t « - Party with fo«i 5 ri iiu =4' ' • a I* life, and sending In m the beautifa' lace to ch*#r «Sr long the arty sod » ra cterfial; 1". that IWT we return 'ashes fa luxt to i* let us pledge eoew and devotion to «o other’. Let us, as. Me m i [ IM ..I |R ,tj Iif i trI*,l.,-i • te ft *iilt f»*I !' m iirriiU t .tfUt »*1v,fM,! I* tf AA #sfUl »«rt n<»> "■"•I I'Uintifr. tltfl iiffltlal 11* ’•** I 7 lit ’ ilrijr nf rir*«| •i|i mu a middk way in I I..,tu • ) « tten •Is. X W iiy r r iD «. llu . on 8r|it. (i* aSlkUfnh m attninry fur * YOU GOT 1 [ SOMtlHittfl 1 lTHERErtUD/j feast upon all o f the good things she produces fur our comfort and pies sun*, bo grateful enough tu bring llhek to WW ami lo scatter her with tht'sd vital elomrnts so necessary to her life, vigir and continued productivity." FARM ! L L ’S < *’ ir <'t a , . PACKAGE S fV O Itfcr fisv: ll xscsrt niuo JnoH fii A In legal phraseology sm art ol (Jod Lx an overwhelming jnaittrai rvertt, such as a storm or aa rnrihiitiuki*. which no hurmin treble could Ire reasonably eX|teclod to foresee or prevent. Dr l«onard Darker Cplomefrfst «yea examined—Glasses filled 203 8. Orange Ave, Orlande, Florida Phone 4*67 FOR RENT Private parking space for bualncaa men and women betWtrn Florida State Bank and Princess Theatre with entrance from Firat Street and sail to alley. By* the month or year only at' rea»onabler~rate». Security Bend and Mortgage Co.V laeT^2^ 502 Atlantic National Bank Building, or call Cnrlanfl W. Spancer, Agant. Phone 99.- . NO/ ^ 1 CKUAIMIV DO NOT WISH MY NECK ( WERE AS ] LOHO AS A ' GIRAFFE’S/ DO YOUp.V GEE m ftlVE S/ S T h im kho w WUCH LONGER, YOU r COULD ENJOY l SOUTHERN [ BREAD GOING / DOWN/ r^ r /: �>r ; . r * I. 7 i"^jnnut: •Riniwra — ■2&m A ’ PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA 2* VWVMp m Teams Play Sixth Tilt Tonight;; " Bisson And Cary Named Hurlers Plans To Care O f V r,.» ■ •{* WEDNESDAY, SEPT. IS, 1946 Mauriello In Six To Make1 23rd Defense Of Heavyweight Title C'oun IIoumI, at ttanfanl, Mglnn.n* I HicHuri U a rva n ta . P lat iB o o k - 4 ■Quarter e f Boulh-east Q uarter TH E HTATK HP Kt/HUt*A TO rra l a l Hanford In tha County ,.f Hrmlnolr and N U te o f F lo r id .. Oils , l fc * « 1*4, 7 nt II I. K M.. *on ilendar. Hep, I Late N . I l l f t . o f E . 44& ft ) O K O n tlB K A T I . I I P . E A S T W IL do ■now for tin, J llh day o f A u gu st, a . I j t/ i»* 11 >1 t I I Block 1 M aeiM t ll- r 301b, 1*14; and H H a ir Interest In Houlh- »Q N . N E W VtiH K • . -Loth I A « Franklin T»rr»rv .plat , i m t a r i l l llo n k t p i* > Ike. a a it Q u arter o f gouth-eaal Q iu rA sw orn h ill o f cnieplalnt h a v ­ 1414. have not been . IV P . II B itN D ON —• llook a p.,x» Ja ’ • I / * * a A I t B lo c k 1 L a k v V ie w l*e . W e a l o f , rtnad, M edina 14, in g bean filed a g a in * ! jp ii in >ht a » . ,needed punch. Clerk o f the Circuit Courl l a i n M a ry ’ P in t H ook I |m | i I. ‘ th* spotlight Hern Uat night in j a j mock* « T l « . le Tbs T ow n sh ip 11 II. I * Past, c o n ­ C ircu it Court o f th e Ninth J w J Id il Manager Levy will probably O. P. IIK H N IH IN Town «>f- Hanfurd . ta in in g e igh teen acre s m ore or C ircu it o f F lorid a In and fi,r Belli,- iH V A i.) they act th« Orlando Sepal ora tlarl.-.nd W . H penrer Clerk o r Ih r c irc u it C ou rt less. name Charlie 'B la a o if'to handle ' L o t* 4. At J nloek « Ttor id . T h * not* . C ou n ty In CliafK ’e r y fo r dl down by a. I to 3 count in 11 the mound dutie* for the Seda Hrmlnolr County, P lo r ld n lo the highest and hast h lA ler. a l vorrg, Ihe short t i l l * o f which I llo llrlto r fo r p la lu tlff T o w n o f Hanford f tuning*, before ,2,100 fan*, a public o r p riva te aale. and you are T o r n n li l-ot » IJIprk I T I T la Thv T o w n tcinctJiT co u tiT h k a l > 7,er ll a l C fr ea‘ ^ Iru rg* and wll| probably give him o* Hi afoul sraby requ ired to file your w ritte n f la t llf f, these p rea rn re are Ibrru . goodly portion of which were plenty of help In the tilt in caae [*>t ' II KiirniaCl AditKtnn Ptat d efen se th e re to w ith in fo rty days v r r n 'K o p a p p i . ic a t iu s i Snnforditr*, (o ra to m m m in ii yo u to be and nn l l t* needed. Should Sanford win a fte r the flr a l publication o f this pear b efo re the a b o ve styled c „ u d llook 1 |hi* « Tl r o k T A X IIKKI) The popular Sanford’ Sanfor teflhand the tilt tonight the eerie* will .A ll tUVt, « f N K 't K or lly f l t M citatio n . Hhould you fa ll therein, a l Hanford, Hentlnnle •'oontj', F l o ­ C h apter 13147 o f 1*1*. •r, Jodie' Howlngton, went the be tiej up at three each. In the N I f * f t ) H T lto n a T ow n *h lp I t • N O T IC E lit llK H B t ir o r v n tN . decree w ill be entered In due rm irse rid a. on n r l.afore th e ;»t h criy of Houlh llanat ]• Kol. IViat 114n M. J o n ra bolder o f T a x upon said p etition . route for ’the visitor* 'and limited event that Sanford ahould cop I4»4. o t h e r « l » l o t I Him k 14 T ie r I Thv T o w n I V I T X E W S n r hand nnd Ihe aea Bepletnher, A . t> I '. i i i r h n l a No '1444, laauad • the the Senatora to seven scattered 'Innight'a game Jim Schantc! will a tJecrao P ro C o tr fn ..« w ill be As H lsasM .u a »♦** ■ * * ' • ' >•of. Hanford 7lh d a y o f Ju ly A . I)., 1430 h at o f said Court a l Hanford. Hem lrole I ,.Jdr V , , — W«4r IstXs traa f „ sr* binglcs aa hi* matca were lash­ pitch tomorrow night I ."I a 11. II. II. A 17 Work P filed aama In m y otrice and haa County. Florid a, thla I l i h day o f e n tered again st you will r. Jrx £.k'r»Vjraw TsMsto- csoisus Thla. r iU tlu n aunii i be - puMDhxtl August 1114. ing out eight off of the offer^ llurra Vbla ):»!*!<-•. I’lal Hook toad* ap p lica tion fa r a J a x . daad By PRANK KCK Manager Levy‘a experience In once earh week fo r fou r t i l c on ­ R. W IV A B K 1 a pagan I * T — -------" m On Issued th e ,e o n . Raid c a r t lfsecu tive w eeks In T h e K\nford County Judge .^pW* ” iL_Sf “.r!i.n' ° n bate running waa the deciding) A I* NrWrafealures Sporia Editor Lot, 11 Ulork t- Buena Vlala K«- Irate embraces I ha fo llo w in g dag a to m everywhere— the hill -for the Orlaniloana. factor Jn the tilt lait-jivenlag. | MEW YORK—Joe LouU figure* lutra Plat Hook 3 ( a a * t A 1. anlhe-it p ro p erly In lb s C o u n ty o f F irs t published on August 31th. l l r l t l f a nearepajier publlahe«l In at Tour hi on Drug Co. ■ fianford'a winning run came In The trick that he pulled on•1I «*> ,Uke nare of TUml Mauriello 1114 Hon ford. ^H eialn ola' County. Florid a. Lit 1 Illndrrvllt# ■ Hrlgtll* I'U l H tnilnol*. HUta t,f Florid a. lo-w ||; WITNEBH « 1> hnnd nnd official H 'i o f HKH « r N W I4 n r N H U tM EAt.l (he X1th frame when two were Domlnguei la "an old a. the hilt*" |£ *W « *>* rounrta when the Detroit llook 4 pn*a tj. Had ton I I T o w n s h ip I I Hvulh la ,I 7 O lln le d t la lla tgh ls t ’U t out 1<evy drove a single Into in baaeball but thefe are many n° !nl> fr. hh ^ rd heavyH a n g* I t East, 4 A rre t. ■ Book 4 p ars 11. left- field which wna fielded by who fall in the trap. weight title defense In a scheduled T h * aaaaaameul o f the said p r o ­ I.ola I I it <• i.o a k » t n n m a n i e Mike Dominguez. I-evy took a 15-roiimi fight In Yankee Btadlum. under ! h * aalg r a r t lflr a t a P la t Book 1 p i ( t , to A » I A perly Third baaeman Oaaie fllorig Wednesday. Kept IS. Issued waa In Ilia name o f C. O, wide torn__ at firat baae and I 'la l Hook 4 pagra I t A .»» . S I I 4 ft Of tail I W ork 11 T i l t tlliehelL I arrived at thla conclusion- after Domlngucx threw the ball to waa a big factor in the victory I'rtlrs * said r e M lflc a ta s h a ll ba T T h e T ow n o f Hanroirl. firtt In an attempt to catch him laat evening a* he led the Feda examining Louts' almost perfect I n i 147 Plnahural Phil Hook I redeemed acw rn tln g lo la w . the o ff firat- Levy trotted down to at the plate with_ two hit* *" record, rn the 22 previous title p io p e rty deaerlbad therein w ill ba p » m 71. second Vnd'^waa M n ijlM M '* l i h ‘ h ^ * *'/ «• !!& P w j M battles he has been forced, to use I-ola r. I, '4. i, A * tllk !t I'h u lu - mid lo the h ig h e s t bidder a l th e i.airt lious* d oor o n Ihe flr a l Mon the verb loosely, to go 143 rpumUr ’ d ta I ’ lAa Hook 1 p a a * 31. the vlctorlou* tally a» Byrun ‘ wo 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE 0 WORK W AN TED S h a rp e fla p p e d * a ln g le • in to ‘ '• b e hanged o u t * t r ip le and A' simple case of division showf W » 3 B T ra „ f H W , o f N W '( t,f day In the monltv o f October, 1*4*. FOR RENT ithlrh Is Ihe 7th d ay o f O c to b e r, r une. H B 'i Hacllan 1 '|4,wn»hl| / 31 Itoatfi that the Negro * opponents last an “ ' hall game, drove in a pair „ f I center. That waa the hall game, , 1414. 3-PIECK bedroom • fumitueo —* FOR reliable nnd thoroughly ex­ Itnnaa 14 Kaal. * D .ilrd this tth d a y o f Heptember, ROOM for rent, 1114 Park, phune It le likely that Madjeakl w ill; The two teamn return to San- average dx rounds. wardrobe trunk, battery radio, perienced painter call CD7. HSs or N W , o f M V , Had on |J 1414. And Taml,' the .Bronx Beer rend Scott C ary to the hill fo r'fo r d In the alatb game o f the 1I4-W. »' . . . T 31 H Kaa “ ow ■ p a h ln Jo Houlli " Ita n *a H W oil Cooking Move, wood lee a P. H E R N D O N Baron, 1* nothing more than an ----- i o f------43 1/3 o f HW‘ ISK't Keettol Hartloii the Senatora In an attempt to current aerie*, (lame time I* box, etc., reasonable. D. E. MlDDLE-afc married man wiihr* Clark C irc u it Courl I * T ow n sh ip 7* Houlh lladgu M to connect with good real e f t complete the ' aerlea tonight, |8:16. Come early end get a good avprege fighter and a mediocre Hemlnnle County, F lo rid a FURNISHED room w- 807 Mag­ Analey, 7 mile* W. first St., Cast. boxer. True he haa never been ItU flr ln l Clark’ s M eal) nolia Artnus. late buxines*. Have met public, eomethlng that the Senator* aeat. ___ _______ K H o f HE** o f N E >» Haction t t RL 1, Box 1.42-W. knocked out. but Mauriello haa have goo<f 'character, teferTuw nshlp |4 South R an gf ' 31 IN T D K C O U N TY JIIDCU7H C O U R T . FURNISHED room. 408 Vi French LAIDOE WOOD o y ’ coal circulat­ been very careful of hla ring op4U'ai. •ncc. Hoi ,24,' ,2 1,' ic/o Herald. ponenla. - H aeema he never has W to Of H K S o f S E N . Sect. I * S D H M I I.K C O H N T T . H T A T K 4)F Aea. ing heater, excellent condition. >-1.4sill DA. IN PROBATE, T o n n a b lp 14 M. II miim * I I K>, foimght anyone with a knockout 11 tO A N S ~ “ t.id.Oo. Man's bicycle, excellent IN It K j T H E . K W T A T E 4IF L o la 11 11 14 IT I * 14 3» 7 f . I I pUni'h. condition, I3G.Q0, 102) Elm., I’ ll. A 31 l<> 31 Illork t H igh lan d P ark IJI.A I’ VH A. 11,1W E ItH, 2 W AN TE D TO RENT Dacca >ed 'I have *eim_ Mauriello groggy P in t llook I page 7» these \VI> 4 • •• ny A n n n m b e c k w i t h , j r . 1116, > C IT A T 1 IIX l.OANK MADE ft o f l-ols 13 13 * I* to" 11), from blows to'the head and Jaw' T H E ' STATE 1)4* K M H IIH A lo : FROM lit ) TO 8309 U its I 3 A I tlee# W lr » f l » against the much tighter Bruce FURNISHED house or .part' ; * L E C T U O L U X ref(igcratcr Janet C . Millie. *734 W e d g e w o o d litock » Hlghtgnd P a rk Plat Book strict privacy; fs g l service Woodcock of England and agalnat I’ lMce, R oily wcmhI, . t'a lir o in lA , m.nt, preferably 2 bedroom*.1 F« « “ s with " > '• There eppeara to be tome dla- tangle today and expressed 4 m * * * 33. _ FLORIDA LOAN CO. H c o lrlro C. m ice, l o l l Mo. F l o w l r afternoon, Saturday or Sunday. L o ts 7 -to I* F lg n k lln T siT a re . Call It/ A. Shryoek at phone cumIoii among the big wig* con |>eraonnl view* in the cnae* in Lee time’* lackadaisical left "Jabs H ire d , I n i A n g e le s . C a lifo r n ia . 102 Sanford- Avenue But hr never yet haa taken a Joe G.. L. Oitr, lit. 2U3 South of I 'la l Hook I page 73. 0134. which top flight football alar* I.ydta C . Hannan, 4444 Heabol II earning a atatement In our tail Ji Iteck'g Ad d ition I’ lal llo o k Lout* punch, and I don’ t mean Geneva. Street. Ile lm lt 4, M ich iga n . N e thad realgned their appointment* aolumn night before laat. IJOKKOW HERK WHERE # 3 p age 141. ihgt new nods pop Joe to npcmsor­ t'e CrulcHshank. 4TI4 w t o x s w o v d WjUT]THD by veteran, hoiAc or I.ota 37 A I t M eet'# Addition P U t We elated that in the Flor­ to the Naval Academy nnd to ing. PRIVACY IS RESPEC1 ED COMPLETE fly rod fishing butfit. I'taca, H o lly w o o d , C a lifo r n ia : M >at art merit unfurnished "(cod. llo o k 3 png* 1*1. Weal Point. ^ ida Stale l-r«gue I{ r .tram M ildred Ju.tl, 114 llru a d w a y Joseph .Kampf, lit. 1,'Box 7U-W, YOUR natuial desire fo r privacy pie) call Roy Johnson, MonteIn in 3| A 34 Beck's Ad d ition P la t Louis probably .will ion* it num ^ ____ ____________ Jsi * Street. Orlando. F lo rid a , A im e d * msnsrfr ha* the right lo In money (hatter* lg atrie^ tty Vaughn told newsmen that brr o( goort punched al Turn Pa inkl■ 1-nke Monro*, ; , . 14,-ok I pauk t « t iuma Hotel. ' Durrh, *11 F r a n k lin Avenu e. A m . Hunt ton a deeieiuQ by an urn. m pected' here. Frlaud*. and Ie>ls I to 3a Block 4 Palm T e f he waa speaking a* a ’ jncctlon, II make* a wonderful > beret. Ohio; C o lin I'ru lrk o h a n k , HUMUS— limited au|ipiy. 11:25 per rnce P lat It,oik I pakea <1 A *3 plre, We will go even one relaliVla are not eueitlonHI dtlarn when he e x p r n u e d th* * (mryiot 17 C h a fle * H ire d . N e w Y o rk , N ew 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE h o le I lo 10 Block 4 Palm T e r ­ . bag. J. E. Lloyd, Ilox it)I, Sanabout your credit. Your em­ -■ klep -mere - and aiy that the Y o rk : W in ifred C . Scott. 414 opinion •lit*! nu all*mpf*la het .. ___ , , . ra ce I ’ la l Hook 4 p * * ^ » *3 A **ford. C linton Htreel. T o ro n to , ’ C anadu, A GOOD investment—two house*,, ployer or . bustncea aasocUle* ptoytr lnvolr*d aUo baa the Ing made to persuade draft rhanciTm °inn ^ ^ r I .ola I I to I I Illo rk * Palm T r y ­ . Dr liuncan M e K w a ji, 144 >7aat ' will not hear of yotxr person*) s tss i It t AA »*. 41. ' right to enter the discussion. b oa rd *.'Its induct th e p la y e m . . m ira tio n h t ^ w 1' rmf" F la t llo o k « p ath C en tral Atanue. 4)rlnnd», F lo rid a , . lire In one and rent the other. HARIIKCU.H GRILLS V a u gh n aalil h e . e n tered the IJ*1 d "P »t lo n p oin t blank to-, |^lt, M t> * u n lo ek t Mat f a y affairs. Ther* Is ao- cause for At a meeting of the league Phone 1141. snd a ll other iw raon a ro n re rtird : RAIN COATS embarrassment. I i.u are h ereo y p o llfle d th at director* held In DeLnud Some- I , . i s : ! . r s: . . 1frame In “a soft . - sofa ' .......... MAIN HATS I’ la l Book* I > pugr a I “ * “ x l-etltlon liaa been rile d In Ih r a b o ve 10 ACRE ,, . . large * i die nga grove. Hdwnnl j Reasonable credit require menu time in May or the firat part many letter* from mother* whol tail 4 l.ltw k II M a y fa ir .Plat Book •tiled Court, by l ie d r a v 47 I ’ ru lc k . prook Oolf and ’Country SHOWER CURTAINS No co-maker* on money loans. o f June, anil presided over hp wantctl i” know why their imy» Club which he alnce hSi deserted ' 3 im gcs 34 A 43 A I’ lal Hook 4 .bank and .fTdwartl It, -H Iler. aa H ILL HARDWARE CO. ingslow. Kd! Variable payment plans. ft t»nKi its Prcatdent At Comha, the dircc- wire lirliu- drafted while certni'i became 'Uie fresh atr via* too E ie e tilo ra *,f th e lorst W ill and A NICE cute little 301 East First St. I ait 3 Illork 11 M ayfair J i l l T o ln t r s n t o f Ilia it > H A . J lo w e rs , ward F. Lane. FAM ILY LOAN CO. , tore voted to allow the manager football player* were not11“ much" Hook 3 |Wge* l l A i l ’ A P ig* j o i a i s i V p ia y ln g fo e au th ority to ' Florida Rank Bldg. Phont 1* and the player invotvrd to enter addcl: "My reply w h , and ‘ b“ SPECIAL Hook 4 p a g a “ » l ->il and convey th e fo llo w in g d e- 5-ROOM bungalow doseSfo school. dUcdaainn over n tiorialon that la’ta 1 A 3 A of ’Lola s ® e. idied Iota, piece* nnd .p a rcels o f 20 GAL. TRASH CANS $3.78 12 SPECIAL SERVICES Real bargain. Edward V . I.»nr. * A w H „ f l “ ’ l * W ’ ”J< l T ie r an arbiter might make. ml KllUitte In H#»ft|tr»ii|4k iViUftljr, iraft m ( VEGETA It L b BINS Sj .Jj & Ir.u'i they certainty looked like ........, *. T h a f » * n o f H an forB FI k i IiI a , b *lo n *lfiK . M ill r « U I « { FIVE In a directive dated July 20, dodgers. Here they have spent ____ , — adjoining ------- -- -----lota, ..'ach 00 HANFtsRD HARDWARE CU A ll Block I* Chapman A T in k e r SIGNS Thai'* where Mr. Mauriello I* 1948 League 1‘ rrnldrnt t omb* two or three year* licing educate 1 Et feet wide.’ . .Excellent neighbor­ * 210 East Fir*: St. A d d itio n P la t Hook |.pgg**T *V rle East III fl.~w f rhnrlh-weat Show cants and posters wrong Louis doesn't have to Ogbt l-o la • A I* |ll” ck lu T ie r J * A. hood. Priced reasonable. Mr*. at government expense, -where elated that in the earn! O— DEE'S SIGN SERVICE CAST iron wood and coal cir­ C. M a rlin '* A d d lllon . P ls l Book H player thought hr had a. proShort, phono Co. 45%. they were dtaft exempt. Now, him or nnyoiir. AH Mr. Louto has 0. D. Lamlceu. Phone J021 lo do ts punch: And ho'a tnamlng culating heater, 3D) W. ilrd. leal o n l y the player In­ when the »h«f>Mng l* over, the*’ . G » « 'M * 51 Block 1 Flral very rapidly. : REAL ESTATE WANTED SM ALL air cycled gasoline en­ FLOOR SANDING volved and the tram manager resign. Doerti't it look as If ahould state ,afe It, lh„ only reason that they ever gine suitable for lawn mower nnd finishing. Cleaning end wax­ WE NEED LISTINGS, of_F*rm*,J Thla ruling ehuuli! I ks a u ffle . Went.to Annapolis o r«J fe *t I oint i-hapiei i » i , Fb>ttMyers.. 311 E, ing. New floor* aurfaegfPtd perHorn**, me*. Grove* and Buiine»»j “ !!,jbl^ cle(n, fortiori. Old floor* made Uka new. * (tiil rrnunda fur i-evy to hav* iti tht! Ural place wfls to avoid .),, matatc*. m l mntnded. the 417-J. Proi onerty. W. R. wnilsma, j ' ‘ „ n d_ ^ I honf. i J Ci|U npprtiaeh*d Cofer during tha the draft? IThcae liny*, If they I f'dfiwind drarrllwd land in Heioiii. N O W IN STOCK Rea alW . Torn Dolt. Aiaoclate. GOOD used elothin jffaitor, rom Bolt A W c t iii, COOD clothing for s a le H. M. GlrKARON frarus at the local paik laat art* d ra fte d , should g o w h e n ev er j ,‘ ,1' * . r-|..ri* . » pi i„. o ffr r . Silex Coffwemaker* IIhelr h - I - number m . m L r rnmrg .up.‘ 1 ■ .and . . I n«t h r u l » » l . I « k lle w l r f ) lo r the Phone 1120, 415 Atlantic Bank* coats, shoes, dresses. Call ItIJ-J. _ Lake Mary, FI*. F'riday night. r1 I ilg t o d and l,r - 1 earh 1,1,1. at Ihe ------—----------------------------Illdg. . | Schick Electric Rasora tt IlliF ’ H Altman five minutes Is’ fere.' I 'cerlAtn- I nf 'Ih e mi ft i*l* County ---------------TUXEDO FEEDS RENT A CAR .The following latter- »n* re­ ly rlon't think thitt drsfl hnanl* Nufonc Door Chime* AD S kIC < 8 ARTICLES FOR SALE complete line! YOU DRIVE IT ceived yesterday from ffrti All- shouM act in the spirit of revenge. Sherrill Auto Compact H U N T8.TU X K D O PHONE 709 .man, aporta commentator for the • Samptdn Wrenchea F E E D .S T O R E STRICKLAND-.MORRISON ‘ Elect rk Toaster*, 34.39 State, and ‘ University radio at*" DRIVE.IT. INC. Spalding Football* H. B. POPE CO., INC. lien, tt'HUF at (ialnesvllle. TUXEDO ( KEDS—complete line. *T fe lust relumed from New Gallon C a t Cent Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store. DODGE - PLYMOUTH Hava your portrait Uken at adHri^wWtr^sf _k.»4„k. f*).U r wkk York uhere during h r via* I PARTS A N D SERVICE Simonix N1CHOL--------------LIpM CapsAsi. Am fm k i n a ks IsILLS STUDIO 'h ad a good, hull araalon with OUTBOARD motor boat-fcr ;sale/ *rtAsst« sn ifc<e<r — ,u „W y 109 Palmetto A ir . Phone 1011^, 220‘ Mstaeh Bldg.. Phtma 115$ Johnoon . Products J «q U|q tsbsf. Uss asp l. A»ww4 , : « * 4 Barber. f*Th# Red" was —>16 *ft---century- trull and .42 Children a specialty Duco ‘very- interested Jn hearing Ihe ‘ RlC epplltnee repairs — hor*e Johnson motor. "fJ o o l x o r ir g * • -Igtrnt Hanford n*wg (aa Ft# ■ ^ fu fu u / C A P U D I N E repair washing machines, Tarpaulins condition. Ill) Sanford Avo., PHOTOGRAPHS Hanford, V birlda. H *ptrinber lt*lh garnered ll from the’ Herald) vacuum rleanera, fans, mixers, Phono 10W. Here /our BEST photograph i at*. i DUh Soft /or H E A D A C H E sewing machines, Trotter A p­ and aafceiJ n a to say hello to •made at N O T IC E !H 11 E ft E ll V i l l V E N Luggage pliance Service, 304 W. Second alt hla old friend* down ' San­ THE RAYMOND STUDIO ARTICLES W A N T LD Bicycle Lights fit., Phone 10C4-J. B 8lata Bank .Bldg^-PH. I0B3/ 6 ford wajTr I can thlnh of no (totter. way of doing it than Bicycle Speedometers SNAPSHOTS— printed, developed, Floor Mat* Avallabl* thru yot|. Red Is doing a ler ! l ’LL" BUY your car regardless enlarged. We anpy old photo* f'F , , , NOLB TIRE SHOP rifle job right now with hla of ag* or condition, Roy Reel, graph*. play.b;.play brnaJraata of Ihr 308 W. 2nd St. Papular Beat Coven NtCIIOl.LS STUDIO Broehlyn Dodgtr*1 home games Famous Horemxnn Doll* from (u n c ito n il p trlo d le p olo SHMINC (O LE TIRE SHOP FLORENCE (tore, 3 or 4 burner, 220 M*iich Bldg., Phone 1159 and hla administrative duties Erector Sot* wanted in good condition. No ELiFCTRIC' appliance repairs— V at sports director-for ( ’. II. H. 'v MIRACLE BLOCKS IB f B S 2 S S Microscope Sot oven. Address Mr*. K. M. W „ j “ Guea* l'|| bo-feeing yoij Ml we .repair washing machine*, FOR your hom*— Superior workftrslas* fsasUMMlasns Bax 3, c/o Herald: S i* a-Iraki. It sksat** Dolt Carriage aom# of the, Univeirlty football msnshlp weather resistant, high vamim rleanera, fan*, mixer*. , 1•■ ’ * ■ game. I think Florid* i* going Trrtier Appliance Service, 304 strength, termlu proof. • Mir­ 7 P e te , L iv e s to c k , S u p plies Doll Houao to Rurprise. »omr of the exiierU W. 2nd SU Phone 1004-J, acle Concrete Co., 300 Elm *. Doll Baailnett (hi* ye*r.” Are. - ,’ W I BUY cuw*. calve*, yearlings. Rubber Dolls 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL Flayer Row Phone U. W. Lord. 788-W. — — . ..i to — -----------------CONCRETE **wer pipe—Septic Wagons • Bicycle* Major' Oencrat Harry Vaughn, SKMINQLB TIK E SHOP tanks, fane* peat, grease trap*, who i* Itocairlent Trumuv'i mili­ COCKER S PA N IE L PUPS Mail* 201-North Park tary aid*, watered the football benches, flower pots. Miracle A.K.G. registered. Phone* County Desk and Chair S«ts Telephone 37 Concrete Co., 809 Elm Ave. 2702. « S W « S K - a8 f ,SKiisr & ,Rl"*hl°, • J ft£ K L '5 .,,C : « L « * t f t U r lusbands! Wives? Uronx Beer Baron Is Nothing More Than f An Average Fighter - ■ 4 4- f IN S ID E SPO R TS R E P O R T ' I (ant new Pep and Vim? 5 * .‘ 1:: Iw'“ * to 3 L S fE -n a s Legal Notice WATCH FOR How women and girls may get wanted relief ' TOYS * *. OPENING NEW RfeSTAURANT Roy Johnson CARDJJI Gama* • Books Lionel Trains Paint Seta - Biear* Doga * High Chair* Stroller* * Trucks Tractors • rush Toy* SPORTING GOODS GRITS and meal—-ground froth P O IN T E R S —- fin* blooded stock, NOW reafty ta grind ev*ry Mon. day morning — Your corn.ft 3 month* old. Phone lJtk every Monday from snowflake grit*, meal, corn A cob or corn. Can be bought at Gard­ GOOD work hone about 1100 shuck*, .etc, fo r feed. J. W. ner's Store, Lake Monroe. 10 pound*. W. D.- Bumhaluugh. BeU, Lake Monroe, Phone 16. jb. beg. $1.00. Inquire WJtoon Corner. CODENHAGAN cabbage plants YOUNO cow for aale, 3rd calf. PHONOGRAPHS fo r rant*— for parties, dances, entertainment.. now ready. Phone 705-M. Fresh OoL Ut. Oenjel, 335U0 J. V. With Flth or without record*. The Martin, Ru a, Bex *<W. Music Box, ,111 W. Firat BL, IM ITATION leather*1. In most Phone 86 3. . color* and lasge aelfctlMi of FOR quick sale on* nke brood * good uphototery fabric*. Robert sow. Weliht around sso tt>> W A N T K D t r a n * , . . . _ irom __ -S. Brawn, 1911 N. Orange Hr* J. p. Riser, " f l d e f Spring*, 70S Palmetto Ave. to dq. Bldg. - Ave., Orlando. Fla. RL S. 14th A- A. Orlando. Mr*.w-> Eunlca B. H<j n. SK HELP WANTED TWO year-old field grown everHUSBANDS! W IVES! " varieties. Over $0 W AN T PKPT G IR L, for ’ soda fountain at L*n- ^ Free catalog . ay*a J)rng “ of couplts weak, •jrte Stera. Part Dm* or Thousand* Rose* hi 'color. Order now. full worn-out, exhausted kolely beTI-TKX ROSE N U R S n ttl eau*j body lock* Iren, get n*w Box 982, Tyler,' FU LL thq# dark wanted. Apply ~1“ vitality taking 0«trex Tabltt*. Trial alxe only 86c. A t ell druggist*— In SenAMBITIOUS mother* who need ford, at Touebton Drug Co. ts earn mong)f but can only ____ ________________ S & ’ f t ‘1S?«r.A,X i S »« u w r a rouNP and wUta C o c k e r _ 838. Reward. pony with call 1031 AUTOS FOITSALEr ----------E for tala. Sea after497H W. l*t • - - *■11 ■• ■• . ■ i - j? *• ■ . .... ' • ===. . / - ,-w ‘ . . . ’’ ■ -1 �•u , > p » » -■> ,.rcfflsar i t m i 1 •»JlVStk3#,ii- ~»a ■>, » - J ’~ THE W EATH FR *•!■ U n l!f T b « » ' la Strength— • T i h r ili l to* M n , Cloudy with -occasional rain this af­ ternoon, tonight and Friday. of the Wnrtoi *• Praaila the hapw *f America, m Ta r ie d M Prosperity far SanfenL AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK . VOLUME XXXVII Eatabllahed 1908. U. S. Defends « Trieste Plan Of Ministers . T •• i SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, SEPT. 19, 1946 NO. 260 Associated Press Leased W ire Renews Plea For European Led By Germany, France ‘Ike* Attends Mother’s Funeral . ______ jiffefi Bloc Told Agreement - On Free State And Italo-Yugoslav Bor^ der Unified Decision * PARIS, Sept. 19, (/P) — The United States today in­ formed the Slpvic bloc of nations that the four-power agreement on Trieste and the Italo-YugoaUv frontier was a single unified decision. The American ambassador to Italy, James Dunn, flatly frfilso told the Italian P o lit i­ Proposed French Constitution Hit By Gen. DeGaulle Sanford Model Airplane Club Snyp Adoption Would Place Country In Danger Of Anarchy I’ AIMS, Srpt, 1u,. (A*) —general j Charles Dilluull spoke out .to­ day . ajuinst. the proposed now French constitution. He declared that. i '» adoption would pat France in ‘ danger o f anarchy or dictatorship. The war lime leadSf of the Free French nude thia charge i-i n statement imued to enrreepth* dents, II- .tud the new constitu­ tion fa in reality tin- rnme-sa the one njcctc I b ) the "French peo|dt Inst May despite cer.uin chatters. DeCmllli said the ronstiugnp piovidea -m> chief of stale\who runlly is n chief, and no m il orgsnixntiitu o f the French union. s- • ACCOMPANIIO BY HIS Wlf*. denere! Dwight D. Elsenhower leave* his(irncral IM'nullr resigned last] • boyhood home In Abilene, Ken., shortly before pallbearers followed with January na interim Presidint of ^liriilx Of n iodrt airplanes were m Vdr Sunday a fte r irnon by the atm 'ie m em bers o f the S a n ford M ndrl ■ the body of his Ht-yesr-oid mother, fdember* of EUenhowePa family France. He has remained In *’ir- Airnhur ( How thd general from the house. ’ , ( fafcntallonal Sound photo) tunl imh'iral retirement sine®] exhibitions at the Sanford Munlrlpal Airport before a Ur*v gathrring of aprrlalors^ The tiny (.colin'llien. hul tinlay hr indiiated -he motor* on the plants are llntitl tp run 15 wromtv llirn the plant jlUIr* to its Uniting Winner* of the will support r iTulidiites in the mrrt liavp not yft Itrrn aniimiiir rid, fn m ific c ir r i »r it wit if mi ret* with] g— ---------------- ---- -—-—— , ------------ . -■ ■ —— — ----------——-------— ■ --------- — — — — ■ him i*n tin* cmi.llltltiot'il issue. Di-GuiiUe soul in hopes !hc Says Retribution For (iermany Must'End After Nazi Crimi­ nals Are Punished ZURICH, Switzerland, Sept- 19, til')— Untilin'* for* nicr i'rtmo Minister, Winston Churchill, today renewed his plea.for a United State* of Europe, - a federation which would ho led by Era nee and (Icminny. Speaking in Enrich. Swit­ zerland, Churchill said there cal Commission that the two f i i n l la- ifn cud tu' retribution mattsrs would stand together or fur i ,’crnmny mice "the' Naxi criin- ‘ not st all. 1 ilia! i me punished and t ho Dunn apoka during s discus, Iteirh i, ilrpnvnl of tile power alon f f the boundaries o f the to tn.iki; , wai. , * propoMd free territory. 8!»v liit* f-rfinr itr ett-It trader rcdelegates went' these restricted f cm id to a partnership betweento the d ig of Trieste proper, F‘ranee and tioringfiy w h ic h but South Africa proposed that would develop inin a regional the boundaries be - enlarged iiigniiir.iliun within the. United southward along the Tstrisn Noli nil.,. ||t- >ai,i thru: ia no coast. leaSto, wliy I Ida should conflict The A m e r i c a n ambassador with the w-ir},( iirganiiation. stated th a t' when the Foreign fim r .■ImIIN only -prrifir men* Ministers , decided to cede . all 11on f ii» ,lii , aiuc— whvil ho territory east of the French line Hf Hail', rbt' Blitto Yugoalavin, they also riccidcd M i Vt *riiftiimv%tMli|i of NutionSg upon the creation of an interinlirHl v A Ml*.1Hit illlti, I trust, national tone aS*'TfTeste. Dunn Sum St»t ii't It,,., tit* IHIIM ito* tho emphasised that the matter was fn. 41.1 ....1 , P*»II *•? 1 l.f tilt> new fll» all one decision, one agreement. ........ a-L. jin t ♦li.impio n its He farther Informed the com­ ind -him mission that the American agree, i It *i i i ti » I t . Pin|ihtiAii^d that ment Included the creation of n I!»«-• ** * m hiA nr* i rvivat nf Hut A truly free state of Trieate. He ■ nntliin will M'i--<’ t the c.iitxlHu» *jm a jiintiyilly great Padded th a t. the United Stales; tnin i-v*'ii thoiuh |t<ai w*. Id nSeon ruling a iptt itii.ilJ y great agreement to one part of the1 p u l aging the leiii|uiiary g*irnrn«* iffMiny I ht*ti «»» a flnah #o f program was contingent on the] mtnt. hi * fiiitnl rhi'toiu. llu* fur met acceptance o f ail parts of the I * * PfiMi** Mtii; tl«’! gave Oi Ih des* decision. - • > S'Mptlnli Ilf wide »>f KuJMM S M KM. Mpi It*. i /|*i A Canadian , . representative,, r ” A va;*t, .^uiventti; iiimm sh The all Jp% % i«h ntv **f l»*l Aviv ttrdoke flexion, told the com. I «»f f **r m r >»**p« L 111j 1 1 k f y » tjj f v w o n i lias ftifnin thvif.i mission that his delegation would bjh it fir ti lii i i IiIh' i i whu'li. t* nml U’ Wildi'd'ti • human Ktdhga support the 8 * l h African pro­ **n l In* i ti in*- *if iltelr cilie* Indit-vi* uii-. taint'd in t 1*> ntFiii posal to enlarge the free sona ft inf sraii tho flifttk Imi. mn for I k’ M nf I hr* I fr n n h t tin-h‘iitr«*»intl Of Trieste to Include‘ Italian in ifiiitlmt it«tt, Irtruit /kilt l.minit the ftpproa* h **f - onto nrw p\»rU, SIIAN O IIAI, S«pt. lUt (/V)— ; - _____ / communities ' along the latrlan N E W YORK, Sept. IB, « ■ )!t y i -tit115 . ..i ti'iror. Among the A ijrm ip •*f fiv* a t n in l , rl, r high -, ho„| lOeoist. Clanton said that Canada Pricoa in Urn >itnck, market la- p v r.hlm-.-si ,omn--.n‘ . nee •*.' v'M-if-,, (}n-ii< 1 - A Label o f rauirtf the uffai* <«f |»di«1u**| F'lulik t'ui.Hi n f’ Port Orang", ef r„)|r|!rP, jf, f „ r. took this stand because It fell day riifffftd another one rtf S>r. Chiui CXI-Lai;. diwlo.tti Itulay r|ri|ll, Murrft; iiiti•»*i|f ihe vatitfuished a *fiaiiwtid< ’ , It milt'd Th*y ■ lit Id iip i'luns vnxedisc isvottl fur n th*|isrlnient of F'lnridn lictlim that LLe pap ,UU;i; Is Iho area tM --.ll far ha ha.f given up pgrtlctpatimi mrr .rlVir„ ,„rM nrr altrndlnp* *itil it-j! .iiluin ^ td detpalr.1* ftFill «* ’iiipln\ r * nr|il t* m * •**f h , , . , |erly wldc i li aii, U|V Oampaign m ! new c'minandet. and Hnimr* 5ti*l was predominantly Italian. He eral yeuraV Heavy liquidation put T Tn thn Nanking pcirc negntiathiru. i ||IC K(tllfur . > iotUmird f*htirrhil|; “ That ia ViHStifUinl .School, preparation f..i* <I,,, fifrlttromtng tun, a«.»ut,.lil Stall- adjutMiit, will m pn» ka it* »*f tfenif* w«Mth 5 im nnn It. t also reminded the commission the tloker tape behind a* much] Chmi declared at hi* home '" Ur<Hiding <!' Mrs all iiiivt th* nnaiu* uurn have , “ **e . tr.ii r •-1 -(.nunat Imhu'a Jitm. ■i Itav, F iila v for t li-mwatri ohi-ia wLit I* Itnil lieen n w 11111jtr » that the area now was Italian a* aeverr-minute* for tho flrat j Shanghi that ho would <•-111rti t.i prinoipAl !!■*! by Ifftfo*!' rdi h ether to Iimrheol. tlu-y an i-ip*li»|.ul in. I ft* I lir I *imfr«| Still-'* fltry will wi l l imltnl,i j11 1tut«* tin time *inre 11140 nn,| leader* Nanking milv If Gem >aftv*imo rmcip*1, I he aihiml ha, born Chn.iil--. of « gnd not Yugoslav territory. |u* ading hiivor far 1’nlirc lifttnVF HiVTtaiid i vitii |n*-* ns itmI - tti! lit i rut t tumbled I to 8 points to new Ch.ln, K.I-SI..I M B r.l l.. > - j" "|U ' i nit* i-d, bni for ihe ' S i lii-U..',- ""H .'.'.m .lS ' ...... ...... " ' rf nit liid ri^ m tin l Jn,| V\ , ' ' i i ii'H i'O mill irtmri mrmbpruhip, mrnilit rpt low* for the past 18 month* fart ihai I hi* grea t, republic giim /nU uh Mr 31 11**i > iih tim in rn l • (hir* murn> niifanlintfnii vUtii'li i»* -*r« kmu t«< or longer. which i*. made up ieplrniah futul*. I In* imdiii' tieroiih the Afltutlir tjvnm hits at The trend waa moderately George Mnnhall and government the. ttnJcigrtjuud!»~.*»»i l*‘ngUi leatiied that (be ruin or O n SuM irday e v e n in g they ill t m llr d downward from the atari In ac­ and itf Hurupo ban in* ,d communlat represent*. Ivc*. 1 m 7b*V i • 1 ^ “^ - S S h e ? 1 n^rangch!cnu'‘ ^ tive dealing*. i. In an exclu sive,,U tar«u :w w «IO „, which 'M r * ; U a lU L t e T m p lr i" for Transfer* were in the neigh­ Griham for the S u1»Jik,I« iiiught ,jn* Krani. borhood' ‘ o f 3,00(1,000 iiham, rrtiti, Chou described thei Nank-f ----elude Grrgg — - « g shorthand, typing *omr among the largcwt of the month. ing negotiation* ua *en*i-lc** Hoi nnd commercial.. Kngluh. Mr K«* Ifttt »7Tt r d M » h Ja i p r i o r t o till* w ill at • • ve n ilig t h e y F>er »ine® ha nerved aa a Prominent .rgaualtie* included -iharard ih *L they wet., du.igi.o4; Marweli liulnirt* ill h,...kkreplng arT i i i h ptt a ! a m e e t i n g o f t h e H i l l s *»f l i m n n rra iti Ih n to camouflage the true civil wort a„d mwlern .-.'fire filing m .umi nalor. technician ta l&ldle Rickeubfick- Norfolk & Western, Rant* Fc. *1 fur it u.niid rondi K rai.. 1 •' l i l y H C k p C f ♦•1 l o P o s t. tie c u IM _ __ rile .,1 on t. I'll I otily er'a fatnoo* " B i t in the Iting” Union Pacific, U. S. Steel, Uelh- situation and black out the truth! *. M. i it 't io , w i l l , I . „ •*l| k n o w m | lh.,1 i.tirpMM' ... in tlm hand. ..i -tale na­ 04th aixo aquadron during WoriJ lehrm, (’ hry*lcr. General Motor*, from lioth the Amcri.nn stnl * * ■ » , - . i it to ,.i. iii jpiii^^ii'*" ..iy Hi, > FM a h l i l W P A t fin | -Ld * 1 1 * - l . H It4> .», *1 f „ r b is |*h |« U lt tli.-v A H B l i t O llC M l l H T War I. FMxon CJoit of Geneva haa U. ,S. Huhlter, Montgomery Want, Chinese public*. lli.il il.in u M, h we hnoyv »d l never p la n a | «r .i m ii g i Mift f in d p n t e i t i i i f i f r tin ! ) Imvi- fonnil cvidrnr|. r. n p c m s o r in g a Chou further tolej the vrtrrati * . wanted to aolo in a plane. Ye*ter- Douglas Aircraft, Kastman Ko­ (« ., iin.li rground mg-,ni*n*i<m o -e ii except to Ihe i,iu.e of regntt l i . l ,1 , - n r l y w ilf u l' tw* g n 1a t t i u s i n m i i* s r l l t i u ' f it 'll nod fiu-deiu," Churchill r (W 111 year fm fli ja y he reaiited that ambition dak, Du Pont, Allied Chemical, A P China corrcppondeni that A ( ' ( ' O l i n i P n I*.., ii shaking dn«n !r «i . .l i ti.'hi ■n .in .'nil'*', villi leav,* fn tin liniinrve „ f {niivid 1 UI 111 mg euii* iMiiiiiiiiit Kenecott, American United State* policy In Chinn had hen he made a lolo flight In a Anaconda, imtiniml Ixigion tvmvmUon at I Im-itliaiil* with ditt'innd* fm con-, thxliUeil. “ Ilul iL iimy - well ho for the rxIpar. Cub plana after receiving Telephone and Standard Oil of resulteil in a military nititatum Ihis.noiul peetc. tilurisls ii* well « « the! Him -Fianviswr on • Tuesday. Mr, *f 'l,!ltion:!, One'police off it ,’ r said j ■hul m » ■'' ' which had grown Into a nation* atrcction at'Tha'8ahford School New Jersey. ___ COU!llW«jJ countjCuJ'itisen*. President Jack I Mellop will roturrt to stale "tu«d- tlmt the! latest •raid today nttslil ] Ogcttcy o f destruction will' oo wide civil war. % ’ Aviation. Itallgun naiil that tbd board of J quartera here. • He lias reemlly j hive bum polled Insnue the whloaprrail and the catnstropha Resumption o f the downfall, communiit Itader added TI d ir e c to r * w o u ld d is c u s * th e m a u.:t rr , n t * , l an a p a rtm e n t at M 2.............. W e *: i P -d i'lu d d iiiin n n d * ro m im o y l,.,d fo llo w in g it * u»e b y s e v e ra l w a r market analysta said, waa - due > The Whlla fighting in Fanca during ____ __ ______ _____ _ An explosion rocked a coni min, * ti, give * *in *to -* hi* forrea woufd fight on l refii.ul tie terrorist, litiif fiHtiutift vvHI nut only lirtnic ter ami appoint a committed to S,con.| .Street, tha flrat World ltfar, Mr. Colt to persistence ‘ o f the belief of that V•• i»i anil all ti nt «»• call civillrigardicM o f th* amount of help f I" McCoy tralay. One and .... | deinind for money many, customers “ that a bear begin making plan, for the ?e waa Iniurtd in a hr mb aiploaion zntuifi, but n»«v |M* *l»ly tlisinte* given Chaing by the United half hour* after Ihe exph-.m,,. market wa* under way, that la­ and 1o*‘. tha tight of Jtia right l: i ni*- *iht* wttrfil it*, Hf ' Slat*.. He aim declared that all hul one nf the HO men «. “ " h ,h* ...... . " " rBr‘ bor dispute* were clouding in­ ' aye. Recrntly tha CAA hai rated rent'll!.'.I sump " f III,- nation ally knuwnj I r U I H i i n , B j T I l P S I l o | ( l f ) ( '| K rl 1ga N o V ' 1^) tha Communist* never would *ur-|tha min® had Iven up irwmandoualy on phyalcai. ra- dustry . anil political problem* tender to the government |*»^r»y. 1fur- The mine U owned hoth at home and' abroad tend­ qulremrnta for private and (ind­ __________ ___ *—. I Oreut Valley •Anthracil ent .pilot*, and nd longer con- ing to complicate the economic j Corporation. Outlook. Rond* fell with stock*. aider* tho lot* of an aye or .i G reek D c n O U Iie e president of the in limb a* a handicap for thia thrill­ V » fs f * WT I xr* I . {company, R.O . Steven* *ai,| ing apori. Slightly over tha half min.. l M - I" w,*rr discussral briefly t«ry o f Slate James llyrne* held lA r a n m iiir t I> / vu t4 a ik ri B r i t i s h N a v a l V I H l t the men came out of the .... i " nd 1‘rrsldeiit llatignn was in- their fu it converautlnn tmlny V II.A S IA tin Sri.i i1, i.Sin- I j I I I I M I I (111 I U N I I I U I I wantury mark In ‘aga, Mr. Qoil before -.emergency crews a. * _ . ... * ...... i . * i . i n .- u c ... . ..a . b .. /* ...... 1,1 *. , ' : alrucled l„ appuinl n cndimlUee since S « rotary of Cuntmcrra u t i l **3ccidrd that if tha youngitera I lirKiutia |,.li I ngr-x fui ATHENS, Graeco. Sept. 19. m r r ' ^ r n f L ^ n t e . , , 1'1 could fly, ao could ha, and pro­ ; l-t to ald-Joe Muss III making final Wallace look a swipe *t United Army perxbnnt-'l ovci-in* may be Ml*., l.ixcttc Temple, who has —The Communist newspap-r lu ceeded to prove it by taking lnSTANDARD, Alberta. Sept. 19, At^rni fRiiospastla) today pub ■'y t * 1*‘ S ! ‘ badly burnt'l pUn* f,‘r- “ Wt' ^ ly lKntinB ( " rei“ n H iv y last Thurs. mailed without rcqurxt <lip^ ho- been employed " by the tl. S. ■truction. UP)—T wrniy ilhrea C a h a d ia n tween-Oct. IT, and N"v. Muj. EliqihiiXqcol AgrrtvJ for the past and onlT w « Inlured In lb *«» ^ *P<nUorr,l 4,y th0 Jaycrcs day. llshed tho announcement of tho , i j ’ ss inttit, 1 during Iho w inlets. . , Ih e cmiversation was iiy way Gojgr F. ilrinr, postal officer of year, all,I who n mouth ago wrn* Dihoolchlldroi and a driver may Pre-idem H ullgX^vaU ., in- |of teletype. White House news- tin, Scvcntli Army aniuiuiirrd to- notified by the War Department owe their lives to an ll-y*ar old visit of a British fy «L to Grcrco nlsn^nnksM* had^a ^roken^lrg with Ihe n*a lira: "|»ro»oca..va Th^ fate of the n m sring man "fo U "f d lha*gmui» that'the hoMgsl " " n wet,, given no details.' Press boy and hi* n'Jck thinking. The day. lliat all,, would bo iMsignrd f6r Demonstration.“ Except for tho nsi c H . I n hu?firaxei” .It', o f direct,.ra hod vole,I to pr,L. .Secretory Ro.x merely said tho Thai gives relatives oinl friends tlu<ugMpkie work school bus in which they were i:,.,uunvI Communists, ,the Greek press 1* not Certain but Sloven says , fc_ « . „ i „ „ i _ m_r. I’rrubtcnt and Secretary o f Slate * _ _ _ riding overturned near Standard, or the (7, l*i*i* -* month Isio'cr 1° unm.imc'tl yrtterday that situ Had welcoming ihe .tonneuniug o»v*i had talked • by Ttoletypa Iwtwccn mail package, to intlu, il,un at* received a port cull and will and smoke-from thio ignition bo- visit enthuyiasli.-xllir. L - BT. AUGUSTINE, ’ **. Washington ant| Paris. rival overseas by l liii-linr,, lh»y leave for New York c,ty on ^lon—Th# headquarter* -ofState fun filling the bus.; Government officials *ay nriv?. Eorbcr ut the day, Rosa mu than wu, the casn during the war, diiy. h k < 1 1 Visitors at today’s meeting In. ^elective Sefvlfe aTatem in St, • Gordon Grant scrambled through tely that tha plan for tho British 0,11L n ffir^U nminred that Mr. Truman did mi,<’ ufGclaia. ______ eluded FMgar Jensen, Buck Wal* Maj. Hein* stated, dim to the .She will Iw joined in Jack^UguajAta ;rtj«rta d today Brig­ the frightened and Injured children war vassal* to visit Greek water* . M . . kar, C. II. Luke, Darrell Swan not muke a deal with Wallace great irdiirtmn of Mildmt* in p-onvitle by lie, sMlei. Alice, who adier General Vivian Colltni, Mate to the side of tho trapped driver I* Invigorating. These source* say „ * in getting him to pledge silence foieign fields since Hie shooting ||ST lrt-MI .employed li>* DiO Sutl Selective Seryice director, baa and released him eo he could it indicates Grate* wilt not a* they for the duration nf the Paris stopped. Oil Company and who has retent letter* to alt local eoloctiv* pull out the wlrea. put It—h- noandonsd t»y miiam Peace Conference. •Inly one unrkngr tfniy lie mall- reived a like appointment. They earvice board* advlalng them there and tha United Stall*, ivl by niiv one person l„ nny in- rx) tcct to sail m Sept, -d will tie a cut in overall operating CIO Seamen Put On NEW YORK, Sept. 19, htl dividual oversea* in any ,m>* wcei, for Frankfurt, Germany for M txpenaet* • The Coast Guard I* going to call during Ihe mailing, iwtitnl stH'<'i- arHtignrtiMit on a one year con* The cut I* approximately M Parity With A F of L o ff It* search for the II nirn flcd. The weight limit per pack­ truer: percent. Officer* *ay thia mean* still missing ■from the. jiMD^r" age is 70 pounds, ami may tfleaMr.a Temple said lliat she a draatic cut In both penonnel . NEW YORK ORK, Sept. IB, • GANDER AIRPORT, NewNurweglan Tanker Merit II. sure nnt to exceed 100 uirhrs m would ink to ho nssigijed to Pari*. and opera! log axptatat o f local M gm btra___ ■ * 0 t th. CIO National JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 19 — i.eu(th and girth combined. Coast Guard planes whltli hire ’ foundland, Hrpl. 19, ; (/19— Her mothers family live* at draft board*. Th* reduction* alii Marltlma Uni Unioti haVi^been placed (49— Need for Increased indua. CAMP CAMPBELL. K y, Sept- Iwen looking for the missing nun The Canadian press say* that, For Army personnel sent over­ (M r? according to JocaFrendition*. «n a parity iri{ trial expansion in tho South wgs seas shortly Imfnre or subsequent Brest. Franc* where she ami Alice IB, (A1)—A »poct*culan military 70 miles cast o f Capo Henry.-W . the wrrekage of a Belgian air­ , ; .. , ■ . . nun In an award an- ceremony |a r.-heduied to Uke have been calle^i back. A Cu m : emphasised in Jacksonville by to NoV.' If,, packages wilt, ho a c ­ and her pntrnls visited fur 14 line tram-Atlantic plan* has Irftigh R. Powell, Jr., president cepted up to ()« !. 10, but.the send­ inonllr! ill 1935-28. Mrs. Tempi*'* place Uanorraw at Camp C-amp- Guard cutter ia continuing ihe been found 23 miles southAmputee Auto Forms T b « . . b l r t U , u l d ‘ i ™ M , " d - ball when tha' famsd Fifth Infan hunt today and If the men aru Wmt of Gander airport. . o f the Seaboard A ir Line Rail­ er must present a change of ad­ youngest brother. -FrxiKpi- Cur­ rier. was killed at a , German road, today. , s. try Division will merge with Ihe not found by th* end o f the day, dress card from the addressee, Available Shortly ______ — aquallytfamotis Third Division. Speaking before member* of received subsequent (o Oct, 30 and horror comp at lhicbcitwald. also, wilt give up. NEW YORK. Kepi. 19, (A *)- Iho Southeast Shipper* Advisory these packages must t>c nhirkrd tlon of all shipping activities. Aa the Fifth swap* l ‘ s red - ; Originally, the . ahipping com­ Application form* for amputee Th« award provide* salary In* diamond insignia for tha alantlng pan ity which operated the vr*»'d Belgian airline nfficlals are still Board, Powell called attention 'Christmas I’arcel^. Only one such veteran* to uae in obtaining creates o f from *8-00 to 810.00 blue and whlla atriptd patch of had reported 13 men missing. hopeful that the big DC-4 pirn- to the fact that the eye* o f tha parcel will be aecepteri from any cpeeially aqulpped automobile* at a month. Fly aaya that ha la th* Third, many Amarkon* ro ,ra waa lowered when (linger pfanr -tost' on A trans- nation are on the South because one Individual. want ixpenaa at* upect- requaaUng *U aaagoing peradhnal call tha gloriou'a ehapu ra both It Waa learned'fthat two ere* AftUntlc (light manuged to land o f its rapid industrial growth. A change from the war years ba available at- Veteran* to re tarn to work Inunadlataly. Army units wrote in World Wars member* failed t i board th* ship, anmewhar* in Newfoundland or Powell eitod In particular the I* noted In Ihr fact that parcels WASHINGTON, Sept IP. WPJ Ha also w ill ask all ahip opera- I and II. Tha Fifth fought at Th# company said m of 38 per­ Labrador. There haa been no word expansion In the pulp and .paper may be insured or registered, but — President John L. Lewis of the raver, from the pis no or Its industries and development* in tor* to relniUte man on * trike. St. ‘ Mihlei and along the Mru»o sona aboard when the" Marit Unite,I Mine Workers union called passengers and crewmembers. chemiraJa which have given tha they must b* aecUrely nacked or on tho price decontrol board to ­ accomplish- wrecked were picked up. V * jA . la Ifts. Amort* . wrapped to b* acceptable. :e yesterday morning, when K ,’QUAKE IB RECORDED • men!* aa part of awlft atrldSouth much-neadad enterprise*. No liquor, matchra, combus­ day to remove »r k e rontrOts on w u over Gander, Newfoundthe second M AbB STUDENTS AT PAC.W. Third M IAM I. Sept. I f . (A V - A NaVy tible*, ammunition, revolvers or tp*at, Lewis declared that minesila spurt official say* that a large earth, » HOW CAN TH EY EAT? TA LLA H A SSE E . Sept- 19. frD nther firearms may be mailod In thrye statin are cloalng doWTi are aligi Moaelle In — Between 800 ■ yul COO mala quake has Wan recorded-.on inFrance Searching craw* and a pan­ becauso miners canot buy meat and no perishable*. eroealng o f atrumenU at ‘ tha Nav^a m lo CHICAGO. (/P> — A luncheon to rescue party were vchedulLow is told the decontrol board fatito will enrol* for th* first bat lev* they cantor. Th* quake to resume search for tha air- club whose members will m*«t rtor class** at . the Florida The African black porcuulne. that serious unrest ta spreading claim State College fo r Women in Tab was' recorded early thia morning, today. F»F bank* and foreaU •nd eat In itrict alienee haa baen does not use the same method 'of throughout' all the mining areas Unction o f being tl)d only lahaaaoq, thia fall. Tbl* aetimale preventeJ identification of wiflk* Tha o ffld ^ said thatttha-cantor cannot perform of th* earthquake is 5,000 kiloto fight th* Nalta on la made by official* of th* Tab V. A- office* r*.lighted In Nawl*------- * and haaardotta avvry front in North Africa, Sic­ tohauaa branch o f th* University totday—wreckage ctrvftli and ily, Italy, Trane* and Germany, 'ariUW>l*.,; r * Florida, •; t tfi S t o c k Market Red Negotiator Takes Sharpest ' Leaves Nanking Decline- in Years Peace Conclaves Jaycees Discuss Terrorists Said To Have Carried Plans For Clean Out Spectacular Tel A viv Robbery ! U p Drive In City ( atnn All(, Mellon Trend W (Jeneraily JWill Return Only I f Fifteen Fx-G.L’s Downward From ’ Chiang Reconvenesj Attending Sanford Start Of Dealing# •-Committee o f Three>— - ~ - Riirh School Library Vocational Sdinol Furnished u-uther Magazine Binders r: s z r , . % z mS ’T f- o iia FcwmerMember Of Rickenbacker Unit Pilot Wings I J To Visit Legion iinit,s In Florida __ <•< Coal Mine Blast ■ ;z„TBi Reds 11-Year-Old Boy Saves 23 Children Selective Service To Slash Expenses ^ fc.-srass, m !" (■hristmaH lhu-kaKr liisette Tt'mplt* To • «„',T Dates Set. By Army Leave Monday For '!'“h, f'ts Search For Survivors and Gordon iira-ney. Of Marit Is Hailed --------------6ope Still Held For liulustrial (irowtli loOHi Belgian Plane In South EmphuNizcd Two Famed Divisions To Merg$ Tomorrow sar.w * __ Lcwin Requests Meat Ceilings Be Removed *d£iaSr'bJ . •. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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>, September 18, 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