12 10 300 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9fd20e11141e104678f6b326dc364a61.pdf cdd2d065c381fbf1a2f997dc41a712c7 PDF Text Text . 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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/85f596251352dce330af8aa7da05c6de.pdf 1c46b3b5aaa43b83156d8e488075333a PDF Text Text MONDAY. S E P T r-l^ tp ^ tHE SANFORD guputf. who- mreeterffbe utrty«s slty of Minot* to seven Dig-Ten pennant*.' ties Joined the brstn trust is an aflvlsnry conch. > "Some ol the Innovation* will te quite radical:" nay* lUtat. who learned hts football from Zuppke In the IBl^t* period. "Zup has some new Wear. For example, he'll adapt the old Flying Trtp erj play to Ihe T lorrpaUon." ; Bill the blggrist. factor In brtqgIng .the Bear out of hlbimatton t* Bslas himself,' He has a rare knack for keeping ’ the players on the hustle. - Perhaps Turner, an Intelligent and obaervartl.fellow, can explain the Halaa technique. "W ell.", the Bulldog says, "he never lets the boya get the Idea they're good.” Is some subtle psychology InvolvedT •* "Hope." saya the Bulldog. ^"Hc Juat tells 'em.* hope will .bring*another title, % ' Hi? aggrjbslve ‘ Hams swooped lolC the City -of AngeLx to become tlx- league's first far western inrmbn. quickly sewed up prior sights- to the mammoth Oollaettm myl proceeded to bblaler their al/faiiy formidable roeter wllh aach grid luminaries as Tom Harmon and Kmny Washington. ' 1 Hope To Bolster Team They outbid trie rival In* An­ All-America Don* for Har* - With Players Like geles mnr'a services, thereby rubbing Harmon and Sucic salt .Into wound* which promise cnlj to luster more—perhaps t*i both sides — as the blatlng IM4 Bv lltl-L BECKER pre grid w*r progresses. AP Nrwafeatfiraa LOS ANGELES The ragn-to- The addition of Hannon at a re­ ’riches ihatfiplnn* of the Ns IIrmaI ported *15.000 per year give* the Football League In IMS Dio Loa Rams probably the two highestAngeles tnee Cleveland* Rama— salaried players In the league. Ac; have picked up glamor galnre m/l quaflrrbnck Bob Watorfltld, last A MITIIH SOLDIU, tommy gun strapped aero** hi* back, aids a Jewish refugee woman ministering to her sick huiband aboard the refugee ship four Freedoms en route to Haifa. Tbs British intercepted the vessel but |j met with resistance, which ended wllh four hurt. Tho refugees were , i gent to a Cyprus detention camp by the British,. ___ (international) -, year’s T formation sparkplug and ten's trick knees, operated on thla (■ most valuable player In the cir­ spring. may prevent hla best nm- : cuit. tigs a ■contract calling for nmg, but hU passing to’end Woody J something like. *30.000. 6 rode. another Bruin Negro great, t'eatly Declslima miCv bo a thfeal throughout the v Coach Adam Walsh lias Ihe com- circuit. .. JBB—— plicated. rthough ___ ___________________ not unpleasant Suelc Top Fullback \ d Jot of filling these rxprn.eivr' pieces Sucic. a real bulldoxer. may get * fogh-ccaVrd imlt*. 'needier Into a hlgh-ccnVrd' unit*. deference over .tsvewother-.rugged Btartlng with 'qinfr* fullbacks, holdover Pal West and COMMANDI* OP U. f. FOI Cl! In Austria, Grit. Mark W. CUr* IsgreetxT ' ' WaforilehT “ 'sierfiehr at 'qtnfrfrr. ___;______ ter. Wahh's present plans________ call fwu. JUikc Holovak. farmer Boston Col­ Harmon to alternate with Fred lege ace. Farmer and Jack Banla. on his srrival at Ihe Washington, D. C, airport by MaJ. Gen- Alfred bis former ,----------------—, chief of staff la Italy _.id and Austria. Clark told loM re* — ,----Cehrke., laut year’s leading Ram former Phllly Eagle, have flashed Oruenther, ground gainer, at left half; either fonn- In the Rama’ training isee- porters thpt Ihe RupsJtns Lq, Eastern Austria "take aimOti everything on the ground that It Is i German iiaxat," (International SoundphoUi) lorn Furmer. cx-Imfn star, nr Jim Uons at nearby. Compton. Gllfcllc, holdover,-at. right half; Hurinon. oul of .moleskin* for . and prcbably Steve 'Sucic. fortner five years, has been, having leg! Illinois buster, at fullback. trouble, but Walsh Is counting on - i Washington, the * superb ex- him fnr at least part-time duty. II I UCLA halfback, probably wilt'spell Uii former Michigan All-America! Waterfleld at quarter.' Washing- cornea anywhere close In tits col-j leglate' cnp’ rs, the Rams' manage­ ment figure* he'tl be well, worth the Investment.' Other backs Include Jack WU-1 WATCH FOB antee to win a few more games son. Bob Hoffman. Jim 'Hardy. I A Ralph RUtlutrom and Albla Reiss, i Bears In several-years." • Strong Line ltJ That "aeveral yean" .bridges OPENING A pewerful line la headed by c back to the title days. The -club,, Atkausas Jim Benton. Waterflekl'a * wllh Halaa away, began tp slide rlrill'tl adt-m 1,1 A * >and n,i ' rrnrk receiver, and a great group 11 d q w t> th emk- nay* In ’ tftl ffit-t. NEW ol rods. Besides Benton,, who led Cl JspitLdicd fnio fourth plsce In the the league by snagging 45 .pasra western .'dlvhton In 1B45, wlUi for eight touchdowns and 1,081 I only Ihree wta.i and seven lo«es. BESTACRANT yards, the Rams have such stetlat “ But things are looking up now Hankmen as Woody Btrode, Steve for kcvertl reastma. t’rltko. Ray Hamilton. Bob flhawj * I Inin.i. a resourceful strategist Roy Johnson Howard Hickey. Ben -Hightower and n relcntleai competitor.. Is and Jay-McDowell. back at the helm, eliding conjeeEbcrlc Bchulla and Oil Boutey tute Uiat hr might leave his ac­ DEAFNESS W. C. Laitihnv When You Attend Htt WEDNESDAY O N LY,'SEPTEM B ER J8TH 10:00 a.m. — 5:00 p.m. - • VALD EZ HOTEL I. MltONAi COMMITATtOH - at thto|ui«N no co*l or oblige-' lion, you rertir* a persmtal mniullsilon with this expert oo netrlng problem*. TsLt advantsg* ol hit knowledge add eiperr (t —ne hi ■helped maay other* like you. k U U tM H I INtTIUMINT - s FREE dcmontirailon of the beautiful aew ACOl/STJCON "Super Pirotr'’ UNIPAC - a V# during our aorraw. Mrs.‘Josephine Lyurli sirs, hullo Lea Ct mining* A GOOD H EALTH . SUG G E STIO N Proper bowel elimination U im. porLant. Not just g touch-up. but a thorough cleansing, elimi­ nating polaonoua waits itiattM from your ayitem. 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The makesa oC^lMtone. Dept. 674, 14*0 W. 18th 8t- Ghleago 8. HI., are eo proud of ’ UielE aetMpf** men* that they w ill-gladly send free description booklet and eg* stain how you mar get * full demonstration of-this, remarkable bearing devise lif your own home without rUhlftg !* Peony, Write BelUM* today. — Adv. Maple-Sofa Beds F ill io M n p T t n , alructioo cn . �I rr- . .rw :*r-*£*«£J-rK* ■ THE W E A T H L K In Unity Thor* !• Strength— T* VYSteet Um Peace *t ths Worldi Considerable cloudiness this n fte »( noun, tonight nnd Wednesday. Sea !er<*d nflernuon and - evening ilmwe Ami thundershowers. * * ' T * Ft m i U lb * fr »[r r jj of America; 0t rtmperitj for Hsafsrd. AN VOLUME XXXVII F.stablished. 1908 F irst Break .jn , Maritime •' INDEPENDENT DAlI Y NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. SEPT. . Ataorialrd Press- heated Wire 17, HM jG -a —* NO. 258 Senator Pepper Hints That Fliers Killed In Yugoslavia Rest At Arlington S rftL n k ,'hj IM S ” L. Lon khhoru­ men- Are Unloading “ Cargoes Today At New York Harbor Truman Accused ncouragmg JFascism >In U. S ta r 4MO< lATRlt pMKSSI SAF of I, ■■liar* amt li.ngshore men arc bach nn the Job in New York, Boston, Purl* land, Ma, anil other purl*. RBW YOHK7*S*jil. IT • fA P )— Striking A F of L track driver* hair* voted a partial resumption of truck­ ing aeUvItica in N*w York /.City., The union drivers lule) . to go back to work for all & operator* who would agree to proposals advanced by P, two major trucking concern*. I: Tb* driver* cheered and apt pltudrd (be propoaala uf 1 their leatWs to rclarn lo tkrlr trurka. ?■ , , tlharges Made Today —At Railroad Con­ vention In 5Unmi *-«.** ... r '• fr MIAMI REACH'. Sept. 17, dpt .’Hi,, j11voMciit iif till- H iiilW rl».iiJ ‘ of Railway Trainmen, A. IJbiir*"Y. I imIuv chtfrved 1*1,-i nhiill Truman wit u rncoui^gtna fix*-.-i*in In |b>- Unite,) .Stole*, lie ilfvl ceil that t \n gross “ paid only lip ser­ vice to ill* pledge*." The»e ullegnUuti* were (me taint ,1 in u keyinite xpCwh by Whitney today befoie’ the Urelbei IiihhI** 28th .Nntiiimil Coll vent ii'-it. *J"he rail union nffielal hImi 'blit •in nne of the m(i»t tragic tionl-) nf history, the prunf (bat fascism till! flourishes came from a mim whom lubnr helped to eleet ’’ I ben .Whitnbt udileil llifir W ' 11!"Harry Truman, in i>tn,;, hi* power. to nil ith tiie -st *W• ,'f tb,- tulli nail trainmen aid in gmeera lost May, g ii'r stc.itei encouragement In the ten '- -i-in sol fascist f> rces In onr iaint Minn hny Preindent m nlir nu-iiim > w[hitn-v referrrd In l‘rv-i ter I ItmiM veil** 12 year* in the V\ bile Ituti-ii- a* **.i pel OhI in which Ine-..(teilii*il i n , -wimled in-n e The trainmen's lm*a said but Mr, Tniinsiti was '’ apiirtiut-lii d in flu- Mime e iifidein-i- " Tin- pnket men ,-l * I—eit however, 'Thai -,v,'i• lrt)y Ullduiug." i * N E W .r O lit t , S e p L h t tip) Stevedores have gone bac.k \o work in New York harborin the first real break in the ^m aritim e strike since it beHAli 18 days hro . The dock* workers, members of the A . F, of I* begun unloading, cargoes today without inter­ ference by C IO pickets. * The striking CIO worker* hml ■greed n few hour* In-fin,- to A BUGltR SOUNDS TAPS AS THI flAO DIAflD COFFINS cf tiie five American airmen shot down over Yugo* atop pit-krting ships rnanood by •lav i.i lie tide by ildc befoic tha non-denomlnatiumil ultui .In the Arllngu-n Naliunal Cemetery chapel, Ar­ .A F of I. i-aal. and gulf l-i u <i lington, Va. The coMlnt lulro'inded by wreatlia and a mllltaiy guiyd of huiiur Will icmaln In Ut* chapel until teemkn except in the care of buiial in tiie national cemctc'y or elfewhere, depending on the wiihci of the families nf the vlctimi. An Army T vessels berthed at the name dock • Iromporl plane luougiit li|e bodlea from Koine, Italy, to Washington, D. C. (Iiifcfnational ioondphofo) "w ith ship* manned hy CIO crews. Also exempt *frum picketing ure all foreign ahipe not under con­ tract to the CIO National Mari, tint* Union. The order to rense . picketing [ A F i f L ahlpi wag issued by • NMU President Joseph Currant j In raaponae ' to a demand from I ' tha A F of 1, Benfkreta Inter-; national Union. A t H:00 A. H. j today, Faateni Daylight Tim*.! i i e m e 600 i f T X l - dockhsiids, 1 , Wtra at jfm k a p , New York1 Impair*.—WO-tutA tW’ iVTtl F^r ^ tn te R u n d u j) from at laaat *ix plkn. The NMU defiiiion ia expected to free nboul -tO A F of h man­ A , Vf rt r v I* • |l-ndgehr;nl in .the flee • city nf - f-hU-ipM-- Mi-niln'1* fi.ifo tm'b tli ned vessel* which have been tied , lo-giun mi-miier* i f C.inipbellup'in New York harbor a* well laivaing Pu*l fil iinnT I hear!)Snnfoiil oinl lb-band club* " ill *t aa many other* which have been trid. 1 licit1 will l j . no rguiu Wetrome la« evening to Ilm five aI r a Tided fur nearly two weaka Kiwtini nui’tiiijr thro,drow it tin hoy* from tinnfprd wbo nltended in port* on the Atlanlic and Cummunitv llntlw. > "lioya. Slain’' at Taljaiumi i' and Membi'i* w'> i plan In gu -to Jietr rcpncilhir, JCJward Manliall the hieetiog iipte beeir r«jBt*aterl who inlrudu :i*| Ihiiti. John UntniMy." '/r. Who Vvai aponaore I hy (lit* Llbiu i. Id of I1 # verioii* llnya State elet-tloim on-J of tlir campaign fer ’ gwvrnior." Ho Jeelarut that the hoy* u| • prrrja e tile Tlianev given to tln-m by tiie l i gum. and that they r, ally learned jtometliing. ' Hun (in llahcock. wlm wax »poncured by Ihdary, and who on* 'elected a* llouae mieikrr-pro-lent/ dercrllieil varieui bill* taken i p LONDON, Rept.17, (A1)— Britain and lively •debate*, with ........1aure today aignetl a provisional trade enough piditirkiiig" He declared and monetary agreement wl'.h he hail leaMie.l a lot about govern­ Argentina. Tha pact aettlea dif­ ment and said tha the l.rgijn ferences between tb« two coun- ahouhl make It powlble fer niore trie* on alarllng pavmenU, meat loy* to attenj the next wnuiion, purchases and liritlan-owned rail Franci* Wilwm, JaYcee nimnuliml, vtetlared that he >)ttd learned m.re about city, slate and county iovermnent than during all the rent of hi* life, ■"Thing* were really beginning to get rolling ... I. . >uu «r l to I it return." ro t i r n ** 1 1u li*!. when we i,had lie uaaerleii. Kiwanl* *poiVmrcil Simon Dingfettler, whe ! polled the higlio*t prcpvrtion o f vote* of any camtinaval reatricliona foe at Ivan * 11EKL1N. .i.,_ and - - 1 becaMt r— .w l, ""secretary of S» pt. r, HP) A l --------, The two rountrlao agreed that date five yr»r*. rigarJIea* of the dv- United Stales Senator vUltlng la dUcusilon* be started at once to agriculture’' told cf hi* Inter** rialona which the United Nation* flerrnany tndav directed a bias; prepare c i» < e s In the expired In,* v illi with Agriculture SeenSecurity Council might make A* ■t the Mead War Investigating treaty, which noar.ia revived aoi U|ry, Jfithan Mayo, and exprexved inafers now stand, Italy will la Committee. Dvmorratic Senatoi vein continue In force unlit the epprcciatfbn to the legion for thr confined to the mlll'pry clauses Klmer Thonue of Oklahoma »md trip. end of* next December. * that the suggestion that Ihe mm Larry Loaaing, Klk aponioied Among other thlnga. It wet TAM PA, Kept. • l7 -U V )-T b e ml:lee ahould investigate Ainerinin motuallv decided that Britain may hoy, who dexigned many poalera Florid*, human canflnnballs have occupation force* in (iefinany can ^ buy all of Argentina'a surplus for political campaign* matin by' comtructad a now cannon in be dlsmltted ai politic* and-ppb ^ m e a ’.-for a four-year period, ex­ tha bov*. declared that Im was Tampa. TYImom) Zacchini h»* pul IlCltV. cept small.reserve* to be sold in cer.ainfr glad lhat~-‘h* had been Iho stamp o f approval on thl*— 1 Thomas declared that the-‘ P-un. -other.countries. Britain agreed to lent to Huy* fk’atr, and th it If his lifth cannon. The new* cannon mlttae chairman. Senator James every will replace tha one deslir'VCd ought be Mead of New Ynrf want* ptihliyear.” In a wrack last spring. Th-* Zaccity because he is rulinlng for * A lelter from Lieut. Col. Ilenrf chlnls, fame# for their Ijuman governor of New York. Ha'eaid Brrwerton thanking the -Legion s»ssssk*|l ant, l » v i n a new toilf Senator Owen Drewsb.-r -vf Maine. members for Wndnas* shown ho in Philadelphignaxt Monday.. _ _____ ___ 4k . In o llle u l f»r . his lata‘ father was read by Pis’ In a teat performance, the new Kirlly,. Sardinia. Pantcllerla . an I T* "aMti-admlnlstra''Ion .ntid Commander Henry Wolcott. .Victoria ZacrKitn smaller' (aland* In tha MHHer* Iways against anything the Tha post discussed a program rwrtein and Adriatic. o f <ntertalnmcnl and' harberae O F F ir iA L TO HR ItSRK fo r the romiog State I-eg Ion S-qi I*-'— indup maatbership campaign to R1BIIOP NAMED T, D. Lancaster,'assistant stale hell here on Oct. 10 by the PHILADE! rrie* officer, ha* announce*) 40 and 8. This will Ire marked by ! MasaacW l v i g n t ~ N e a r O v ie d o at ho wilt* ho In Sanfcrd «n a parade, and a wreck will he UP)— Th* 1 ; The direction waa (ted a* the — -----flep . 26 for the purpose nf assist­ staged, it was promised by Ches­ *«tU today at a fairly actlra o o f tha Pro.' Jamaa Out, Jr. and jpuy Trie- ing all veteran* or their depen­ te r Wilier wb" a ate I that the new pretidln, losses of 1 to S ot i it Episcopal ireh In the;kett, Jr. narrowly escaped ser* dent* with any claim or benpfit “ wreck" wotfH* ba managed by were widely dl»|ributi ' ' lout Injury last gvanlng a t about to which they may be entitled on th# Orlando Volture. day. .Dealings ilowcc S:S0 o'clock, whan the 1034 account cf military service. Hr, ggd. near tha cloaa. a p Shsrill succeeds the Right Ford Coupe, In whkh tjiey were Lancaster will be at tha County hacks war* reduced t wtd Henry 8L George Tuc- riding, ovyrturned about three Office at 3:00 P. M MONEY MISSING » f nf Richmond, Va. REDS DENY DISPATCH Oviedo road. reported to h*'c* ^because o f a washout In th* road where SonjsAmerica to the- affect .that one had placed « sapling, to,-warn ' Ruseian regiment* are in motoriate, Th# car went late the *0 la along tha border o f ry camp* In ditch when they suddenly- cam* ece. Moscow announced tha upon- th* -sapling and tried ,t* lal today and charged that report- was made to cover there will .ha.aarihua treubU if provocative action* of Orach 10 te hat* been stftouily injunjd. •li«t Fgsdjt*. Th* ««mp« waa. Ukan to RaUUfa. n r. iR u c h v tii discuss c o n ii n u a w c i o f t , . : ; j sir.i .E Boys State Group Western Powers Are Charged With Is Welcomed At Seeking To Establish Bridgehead In Trieste For Military Action i PlnnH Art* I)iscilH8cd Chief tan Issues New Blast At U.: o. rnlicies; Maitih. I V|i|fct»r sjiivki* nbtiiil 1.itit>i |»nr 1ivuIatIx lli«s i»ilr..ji,| whirli rolliiliirt! Mi»v l*H|.|»rr rhar^ttd Umi id ihnj *:im ‘ r.t- i.h*m Tty* imtfi It-itl i-'t ;i lihblu-i! skh»t th| S«*naUir calU'«l ^ jn'liry nf At.1 ,«,* nfumsi th# t» iiiiitiril'* wulltuul. H«* ilrclMrw! thin \Vhit Mrs ji«i( wiitlXil a Irlfin iifft*rm^ . ..ncihrtlh'fi while tlic 1'tiYpMHnvnt fu lfil thf Inti that l hi* nflf* Hitt .tcurord* iVpjwi n ^ fin tf tn Whitney as “ tli** nnhh'Ht ICmnaii nf Ihnn all.'* Hr urgiTf ttii* unUni U) tr-rlrCf Wh!lh*$'Niw it pi^iiitMit.* , KiwaniicTo Attend Joint Meet Tonight n,ili,“ry- ... ; to*amfeiiihb. it tli,, ValteS 11••!«-1 jit, ftfH iVluek Three Fislierhien Are Arrested Hy Warden Argentine, Britain Sign Monetary Artd Trade Pact Today Canada Asks U.N. Care Fur 1.1100,000 DLsularod IVrsons Observers Speculating Today Over Outcome Of Wallace, Truman Meet Mead (ir«u|» Victim I.nhdun Says Wallace Of Riant Ry Thomas And Hynit‘8 Cannot Roth Re In Cabinet Zacchinis Ready For Act With New Cannon ^tmry^iwg |herilL DTD. Henry McLaulin, optometrist. MUATTERA liraIIa. Kept-. sKStSdCriiaJLiffi: ing from hi* office on Magnolia ht| spread te t s r v .' Avenue. He.trfJ rollce that a slit [than 100 faml :h*ve moved door to Ibe star* was found openJInto vacant h thk morning when he arrived arnTtwo Uriahaha at bo. A spoke*. that th* front door w«a; properly{man forHIthy . ... .iifiUera say* fockat, Meet nf Ih* missing money,f*-— -*“ *■” • was Ih a cabinet drawer ln’ lh*|th uth oriHgi try th*. a ,U .horiti^ .T,c. s s L [h r t u 's : r . ’o ' SABKTIIA, Kan. Hep!. 17; l/P. A lf-M . I.andun( saitF tinlay that Secielaiy of State James. Ily n irami Secretary of Cohmiern- llein v Wullare can ryot both remain in President Truman’s rahlnet. Commenting on Wallace** recent fntvign [Miticy speech, Landtii asserted lodav that Mr. Ttuman must gel,lid of either llyrnet m Wallace, i r Amerira’r leadership in the world .will lie.hamstrung. H kSillNfiTON. Sept 17. I k l* i_ Undersriirt.il * of Slate William ("lx thin said lisl.iv he assumed that any furrign policy »|ir*rhe* h» government offlrlil* hence­ forth will Ire deareil with the Slate Department before de. livery. Clayton rni|iha>iied. however, that he did not be­ lieve that. Secretary of Commrrre Wallace, or any other official*, nrcrasirily would lie bourtd by any change* »»iie »le d hy .Jt|e Slate De­ partment. WASHINGTON. Sept. 17. i,1t The Krjmbliran catididutu for Oliirrvers fn Washington nr««. president in lUdB said that .Um speculating a* lo what will hap­ communist* are rejoicing at thr pen when President -Truman nnd Secretary uf Commerce Wallace ' n Ihe Truman VsblnH. meet tiiuinrruw. While House Secretary- Charles Rot* "old to­ day that Wallace ha* an ap. poinlment with Mr. Truman fur . 1. . ___ _ tomorrow afternoon, Wallace's announced intentions WAHHINUTON. Sept. 17, UP) —The OPA today announced (ho of continuing to- speak against first major change In rent emu the administration foreign policy truls. During tha coming winter have placed the president in a season, OPA - said, certain accom difficult position. Observers say mudatiorir in wintei1 resort arcs* the I’resident will have to de­ cide whether to let Wallace conuill he frred of rent controls. The ag*f«T I * m » hoFever, Hint Untie criticisrp of the adminis­ cmy a limited-number of housing tration's foreign policy or to ask unit* will tw affected, fiuipcnxlmi for Wallace's resignation from rvaorfa will- be effective from th* cahtnsL of- the retil belling* In the winter °ru 1 .to kjay 111, 1»47. DPA Reveals Change In Rent Controls flA M U LlN fl B lllt* SEIZED LONG BBAUfl. Calif. Sept. 1L —The Coast Guard announcv-l ay that It has sclxcd the luxurinut gamlillng ship, the' Hunk->r Hill, fur what C. calls a vlijlation cf frdaral law. The pamblimj Ihlp Is optrrfad by T6ny Carngro thrall*. *. a t.AFF S f r t N. Y . Sept. 17. i/i'i i -iiindn tinlay asked iln< I lull mb Nit, bm* To lake cate <>f the' no,, mi111,in non-Crrman ii-fugct-* now- living In dl<ptaoed peraait Vain p i n, former Axis territory. * The plea W as made today befoie the I \ . KioiMohic ainl Si* i.il Vaiin. l t he group now ini- l-'fuii- it „n \mein-an prop>»n| I,. ,rf up ,io uiteinntmnsl refugee m gniuration w h ic h w.tlll,) lobe !■* rf file dl-pUfed |ii i *,<(,* pi'ildi-Hi lie ,1 uni when t' x Itti \ ...pile. I b o k in g th e .......l i m i t plan, f oibidirth .delegale Paul Marlin, wonn-d th at the peaceful recov­ et V..of Ktliolie may lie lietd up liidcfTmtely .if Ihe refugees ara iibninliiiied |i> tbelr. fate in occupit-d rimiitric*. J-ll*evvhere pi lb N- headifuar. ter* at lake SuVce**, the Secur­ ity t’ouncil got ready for a vote mi ibe long debated Ukrainian • barge that (ire ere. aided hy (•rent ilrilatn. • i* a threat to peace In Ihe llolknn*. Kustla'a (Jrrmiyku U taking ig r r for the first time ;»* Security Council chili mini!, Melee Anions Officers Ordered Investigated MEMPHIS. TennTT^pt. IT. The commanding general of the Air Transport Command ha* ordered a compute Investigation !** 'it Pijht >s«t week which Involved high-ranking mili­ tary persmincl. Associated Pies* photogtaphar Allen Hnipe* charged tha Lieu•••niint, - Colimet omt o'her Air Force officers attacked hint and smashed hi* cahiera wihen h* i* -* to nr-'ogrnuh th** light. , f : �Tu e s d a y ; se p t . n , im q P A G E TWO THESANFORDHERALD, ,SANFORD, FLORIDA ” «■ SanfuriTHcrald r*4 M « w l »l**« ■ r ST, ISIS, St tb« ■>•* < m frJr-An l-r PttAS sailor _ ■, aORDOS OKAR Payable M refer, weeb M tb —---Si eat be --- ' ■■■■■" 1______ TUESDAY, 3E PT.17, * JU . Muddled Foreign Policy o c i Et y e d it o r T tfY T O Dance School Opens / For Seventh Y'ear *Thi» Ccgburn' SchiAil of Danc­ ing. opened yesterday at the new of the 16Hi Ku\t Second -Street, y, will f ° r >be seventh ye«r of iriytrucMar- Gun wifh'.a large number of stud* . ent4 enrolled.' Mr». I*. H. T«p*ic, of the |director* announrrd that M l.. A. I have ■ B* Ihixbury wuul.| bv an in\tm:tor n th-* 'bi« year a* well at MiiiNVetn M. All ^*>'er* »tudent teacher. (jW urge*l -'Or* Ttpaie who ii •eeretaVj of the Paneing Matter* r f America and trraiurer of the Central Flor­ ida Mallet (a alio ballet instructor • at the Kbsen School of Dance la hemi* Orlando. She ha* itudisd with WEDNESDAY MORNING SPECIAL . ---------------------- billy Cray, turn of Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge' Cray, haa joined the Marine*, . _ Joel S. Meld him returned from the poalmaiter*' convention in Miami. ' . Fred Wight left Saturday to return to Duke University nt Durham, N. C. Ralph Smith ha* left to- attend the univtnlty of Alabama at Tuacalooia, Ala. • Clarence McKee, ha* left to attend Ceorgia Tech at Atlanta, .. fleorgc A. Speen* Give Buffet Supper Mr*. Kl*ie R a tliff, flew to Miami yesterday to* visit her hrother and al«trr.in*law Lieut, alid Mr*. Jamra U McWhorter. TU E SD A Y S K IT. 17. 1»»* W.S.C.S. Has Program And Business Meet (icorjfiu McNrckle Weds William Wade Mis* Crnrgin Ann McNickle, j daughter » f Mr.* and Mrs. George I MrNicklf » f Sunfunl and William Wailr. sun of. Mr. and Mra. Willi­ am J Wadr of F'rrt Madison, .‘{itwa v»,rr inurnnl at .’1:00 o‘cl&'*k Sept. I In llie First Methodist t'hurch with Rev, McKinley offniatiiit* ul tin* double ring cerenumy. Mr*.' J. I. McKwan, or* giinisl, -fvmlkhrd thr nuptial imuic. . — 9 The liride-griAint’s brother and slsti r-yi law, Mr. uud Mra. iiilwin Wade. acted aa leit man ant inntrun of honor. The bridi*. itiven in marriage bv her .father, wn* gowned in white nylon atyled with n aweetheart neeklinor^toi'K p o i n t e d aleevea ami u train. She ytar* a fingertip veil of bridal tl|p*l»<i held in place by net roee tea and a uhl.i- .atm hnll-hat. Her only ornament-, wad a gold cru x , gilt of the liride-griM.in, upd she cat* 'itd a spray boouijuet c ( red rose*, and « range Irttneoma showeril with blue »ntin i iblmiii. 1 lie matron of hi nnr* wore a floor length white eyelet Rowli J with u *a>h of niiiltt i'olnrril *atli * rihli n and worr^n band o f wjii.e j.gurdi ilia* in* her hair. , The. Jlride'r. mother i;hn«e *4 white been die s with mat ddng acres.uirit**’ an I a Coraiig** of ted roues ’ Mojlnr of the bridegroom wore a powder blue iie p e dress j wirth Mu** nreeiuUiHe* ami a cor* I »n, e of m l Voara. The. couple left* iinmedlatly alter the cvteiooity for n shirt ; wedding trip, For traveling Mra. Wadi i Inoe n gray pin stripe i abil- willt rr«l nr»ve«i»rtrw -* — — Cecelia Trnluck Social Calendai GET IT ! PAG E THREE 9:00 A; M. And TiliieTd Slum* At Soiitfisldi’ Primary School To be cert i in that your ear I* in good condition fbr winter driv­ ing, have it checked before win. U r comae. field of foruiRn policies aa It in regard to dofneatic matters waa ;clenrly revealed laat week when Secretary of Commerce Henry Wallace delivered an addresa In N ew York City in which he'thoroughly repudiated *the course which the State Deportment h n been following in fotfjgn affairs and specifically denounced the stand taken by Secrcrtnry Byrnes only the week before, nt Stuttgart-. ' Just what does it mean to the’ bewildered people of Germany w hen. one* high government official declares thnt this United States ia in. Europe to atay and la followed almost immediately by unother high government offiCinl who says, apparently with the approval of the President, hat We should get out of Europe 7 What does it mean to the Turks, to th e Greeks, to the Iraninns, who are already being threatened and' bullied by the Russians, when Byrnes «ny* We will not back down before the Soviet and Wallace immediately denounces this so-called "g e t tough with Ruiula" policy? It is bad enough in the field o f foreign affairs when members of the opposition party give voico to cnrpiitg criticism Over every course o£ action which may be pur-' sued, but when the pnrty in power, when even the mem­ bers of the,President's own cabinet cannot agree on whnt THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA 1048 Mi** Daphne Connelly eiprct| to leavs Saturday for Tallaha** see where »he will licgin her stuilie* nt F.S.C.W. Mra. J. M. Jackson of Creacenl City spent some time here yes. terday visiting her lister Mr*. The mrnthly program and Mayme Hodgkin and friend*. business meeting of the Womsn* Society of Chriitim Service met ID . and Mr*. J. J. Roily and Monday af.'erhoon nt the .First Mr*. D*»n ultd. son Robert Dean Mvthrnist Church with Mp<. \V. M. spent Sunday nt 1l«wey-in*the* Tlmmlon opening the -meeting with a prayir. Mr*. J. N. ^Aiarello preten'nl the devettimal. • Ir*. Clyde I’ iercy ' After the reports rf the .various bend at * Crescent officers Mm. M. It, Strickland had with her parent* Ahargr of thr program, the sub* Ceorge Jaekson. j«t* lieing “ The Methodist* In The / 'm in le w N T l i n * . nb r lt r i l i b l !l* 1 f Country.” Those participatnrg Mr. and Mr*. C. II. Sntith of wefe *Mm. .CTecrge McCrtim and Orlande tut formerly of Sanford Mrs. W. S. Thornton. Mm. H. It. apent -the weekend with Mr. ariil Crumley presided over the meet* Mrs. h; It. Mitchell. M» ■ inn*.- Phil Ham#; lamenfa . the park Itig problem In St- l*et*r,burg . yacht parking, Full fashioned waa so augurod that ho reached for a broom and was about to Rattle for Soften* to go into action when hia fnthj/r appeared. . Policy, Sara R eport"Whnt are you going to cloAvith that broomstick 7" he Trying td bring , us naked. ' ’ • "I'm going to bent thia-horse." Poattnaater Central. Ila,nncgan predict* a Truman victory In IUIH , . . which would *t«m tq Indicate that Mr. Truman will bo tho democratic nominee. * . • / , * ; •* • Bccnusc he kicked at mo." •* ' ! ' Aren’t you auppoacd io know more than the home? " I h ope I k n ow m d Te." ^ * "D m tlip horse know It wan you he kicked at? Did lyou speak to him when you stepped behind him ?" "N o " • ’ . . ^ Of Klliott Roosevelt’* new book "W ell/ the older niun said, "no\v is a good time for about hie fathex Franklin D., Kd . Igtmbrlght has this WLsajr; “ in you to fasten in your mind tho thought that nothing can bad taste, and, in additSn, exec­ ever happen to you in this world thnt you aren’t responsi­ rably written, of extre nM^ doubtf « l authenticity, and swfiject to ble for, nt lenst partially. Maybe you are wholly responsi­ the Inevitable conclusion that he ble. Start in by taking the blame for things'that go wrong la wrl Ing only fo ( the money in your life and you'll bent up few er horses and men. I f you are honest with yourself, tho.thing that went wrong went wrong because you failed to do whaf was right at Chairman ' Carl Smith nf the Bomo time or other. When any homo kicks you, you are gis t* Industrial Commission re­ in tho wrong— if only b jf being where b ii hoof ’ could veals that Flftrlda l now. ha* nn connect with you/*— Thomas Dreler in Your Life. Mnd fov the payment o f ; ynttallleirmerU benefits T n M 1hr ov?T |4z,000,000. raised by payroll taxes on Florida’s various buxi­ ne*# enterprise*. 8o It. you want to know why It Is'to hard to get labor, and why taxes are so hljrh, there I* ■( least one reason. the Univcralty of Florida unlrs* they have already been as»lgned room*. It Is Impostlble, h*aags, ’ for the university to accommodate more than ft,000 students, atiguie almost . twice at high at before the war. Within another rear.' -perhaps, new dormitories will have - . w»wo* C w . one) tried Wallace’s New York speech without comment. The govern­ ment newgpaper, Ixvrstis, de­ voted 1,500 words to It: -Ttth Soviet papers also, carried PreaD" dent Truman’s comments on the j speech. . . . i • • A heavlly^ensored version o f l th# Wallace speech and the controver*/ over American foreign sra front page new* In _policy , Tokyo paper*. However, th# cen­ sor# eliminated from ths stories Wallace'* criticism- of -wh*t ha A new knap-on cap will enable a glass jsr of coffee to hold It* flavor indefinitely. The ultra­ vacuum lid. can lie re-sealed air­ tight with the palm of the hand. F/U KAU E l S .Create »pohi on rug* can be removed by arnlying baking *odj, rubbing in well and allowing to •land overnight. Remove with P r«l(y and practical good-looking, servlca*weight stockings with pur* Nylon legs. Relnforedd attrac­ tively at points of wear. In colors to blend with S?^\HCiS To Manager E d Levy- T o ~ lf SAD D ltiWCMNO In 4i bathing suit, and the llitrd picture in sU evening dress, slr«el or sport* clothe*. . »' • Cant) slants are ssked to put their names, addresses, and age* on each photograph. They are jr » [, the7cb7sf-“ ' - ^ ' “ ntrA* " rid! 8tJohn* Rlv?r' if we ever stcanHng up the St Jfohttd River to S it our $10,000,000 Med-Fly damaare repa,d; reBl houses-for-oijr veterans instead of itwillbethmJffh • %# '— -™ J . ...not hy our presen tof fi cials i a li ..... in.C Congress-who have given , ns nothing but promise* for or 14 long, weary years. -- > When we 1 - • .• • '« «a • V’ , -S- *- ■ . L. • Mg Vieoi pitching ' leu H ottenl A* cotuoI hock tor f coAboid Sole jhe •Off groce oI tha »hou( m o z ? m a m - u -t den. lha btotehl tUevot on Nov.. 5 for our own Central fs fts iis k M iS ; . j florlda vrould break the toil voting jhe two-party syetem 000 in publicity ahmet This nation was built on a tn fn( '. i l l 'l l mu veil in the llur«* vv«-ar». I If S u it m * i -|i lie *it I •>' cc ti III • unit i« mm ml.i t I |l|ij| i(>1in it they will jiitn \|| * SHEET MUSIC • l'o|Uil;ir % • ( hissiciil • Hillbilly IiiHlriylion liookH THE "MUStCBCWr 111 W . 1*1 St. Phone* 953 Mr. and Mrs. John S In mi crlcliraUd lhc|r .10th nnnivn-. yesterday. Hodden stole* intered * I Army the top with Mra. J. C. MUaltrli; prliM ipal of tho sctwol In Uir lower School time U here again) WIHi.liCWt acniboed so clean they nhlne, k*fl la Harriet K. Dr>*on. iktughtor of Mr* Hia K Itryan or Wr»t Thirepic and apan clothes. Tialr rlbtsuL* and saddle osfordA. the lioy, gtrH Ircnth Street taking lime out for a ilrink of water, and lit Die loser tnd principal pictured above are muly to begin a new term ot learning r ig h t a r r P » y r and R o g e r tinnier, c h ild r e n Q( Mrs. I.. V O n m e r .*( 300 at Southslde Primary School Moth Jo Morrison and iM lier l.n Nfnr- Went Slxteenlli Streo:. ‘ rlion. daughters of Mrs. W L Holnies o f Myrtle Avenue ate plrtured at A n d that performance * T -_ — l!i|; . S in * h«« m l« i| v%»|It .S tu m * |“Mifftimn'-cInMil-i nml Misa Chqrlrnv t nldwvll is l»*jving Sumlay fur Milln.lgwillr*, tin. whr-r* she wilt enter Ceiftgia Stills College Fur Women as S sent to hhlriila cokihi at'enillsg freshman. She will he atrmnpan Florida State College fof Women, leq by her monther Mrs. R. L. Slctsrn, Rollins, University of Caldwell. • . Miami, Southern and Tampa to submit photograph*. , ■ Students arid wives who are living at (iainesville while at­ tending the University include NFW CARVINt; KN IFK Mr. an,| Mra. U Diggers, Mr, PERRY; N. Y., (/PI—Turkey* and Mr*. Kugcne Harrison; Mr. and other ,fowl wil be easier to and Mra,* Jim Shoemaker and Mr. carvo ihl* 'fall aa the result.rf a jU ttj„H rs.. Lee P, .M o e re .------- -... now (l?Vitiipiiu*Tit in *Uie pptlerv Industry.. A new self-snarpening Student* planning to leave hi carving l(nifc it made In sets if the Immediate future for Florida one, two and three piece* kn con­ State College' For Women nt tainers. Kvrry lime the knife i- Tallahassee Include Mis* Jackie rrmovttl or roulnr^l, thp chr» nit* llrotclrie. Mis* Martha I’erkins, vunailium bU Ic !■ auto Miss Cnmillv llatten, Miss Shir­ maticttlly rrhonnb ley Smith sn,| Miss Toi Living. ames K « £ r . ’s s s w a a in m u in (nun \tin 1.yniiiii Iturrmi ••( cliyjtj. i Cil«ic» ;it* .i liAtim i-\f.Tl.if wf mu| aitiMii'it| tpain t r. • ■ Mr. Wu Ic a!tciiil« i| |h.« fcYit Friclid* of llerinan Middleton prill l«i interested li> learn that he left Sunday for New York JC\ y where he will allind Colum Miiu University. Mm. MlddlMun will join him "Jt u Inter dale. Sanford Baseball Association *' Iu k I* • i KimiI '-i.M i* In i -ii ;i ri.ttliiali ,| Joe McCaslin who ha* spent the pnst two week* in New York returned home pn Monday. He \ti|| spend several ilay* in the (Jrange Memorial Hospital in Or­ lando, SVH LVW O called llrillsh Imperialism,- and his contention that U, K- policy The true sardine Is not a dwarf j* Hading towar,) war with fi*h, but the young o f ‘ the plkh- M m , •••In ti *i| »•.»urn* Capt. It. W. Hunter anj dnugh ter Mr*. Henry Mrl-aulin. Jr and son Henry Mrl.nulln III re turned from llaltimme yesterday Henry III hn* been confined .it thr hospital. * »T O !k r . iiftti tt **(*o f piu o . J e o x e lP t — eeemi to be advocatlhg, Wallace hlmteir favor* Ru»eppeaarment, I* ia Ruultn Unltad 8;at*t now • *W i*q c e Qf.whet Hyuib government I# up » y * The Tribune. Of » W Wrtohloit* ara pot very ‘ . 1 W,rH York communist* lut ./Th# J A C K S O N VII.LK, Sept. 17. (SpecUH— War Asset* Adminis­ tration'* first comprehensive com­ modity luting of surplus property obtalnsble nt site ssles through­ out the.coir/ry is now avsllabls for inspection at WAA’* local office, William J. Warren, region­ al director, announrul. nml other vTkj^rl# buyers. Wanted: Florida’s-,Most Photogenic * ,Young Lady For Orange Bowl'Queen Observers Speculating Over Outcome Of Meet Even the .bWier* ara on strike In New Y6rk City, wherwoujunen, tsuck drivers, and M other worklog groups have quit. Two Ursa food, chains with 770 katores In New York City have-been forced Lel'e look at It this wayt. to-close them all on account of tho Impossibility of securing deUvsriss, Now Deslrr* may call 4hU "the mors abundant life”, but windstorm Iniurancs can be re­ It strikes U L lt Is.“ tho law of tho duced to 84o by ‘ buying n. .6 lim it.. “ . year renewable policy. You aavs Jumi**.' 16c of every 100c. . ’ J. \ Now based on our . present Florida's Senator Pepper haa alvjdtmU, by buying a mutual been elevated to the position of policy from tn. you can further reduce your yearly, coet to 67 adlc»l* in the -Pgmocratie u t c . Saving >2, 4lie o t ,avery in «f hi* raoiwaro-Sueslaq luOc., you esui'AMoea - If you than. Henry Walla*#’* be- dont get * dyldend you ara not paving any more Ulan thg. pubew Ijahed rataa for f oui^ inktlfancp. Commerce »e«reUtry’a. Whit Th# Mutual CotR^anlea. *vr« ORB asuim* 4rv I. _ a J .iA A .ltk i, n represent have always p a id 'pndividend* to policyholders. C. M. Royd A Co. "Your Mutual Insurant# Friend," pKon,; 104^• Tomna Tribune -potnU to t m umUarity • fcotwovn the Miami « i BO FUtonlin* Hi p»*»port* and tha flood . mffckandlaA by commodity | WAA Has Listing Of aide group* anl by location oC aalc*. wa* learned. Al*6 lifted pr# ^Available Property itpriority d*t«e set for veterans fA R R .U \\ .nil •s ia* la donht *If Central A roron ond wool ndpi. ; *' , r ''T ; W b y W fV lU fM W g h , I -*> I •• • . -- . • llA R T H A M ILLER . . . Expert beauty consultant -­ o f the Richard Hudnut Salon and the DuBarry Succeaa School • . will be at T O U C IITO N ’S DuBsrry Cosmetic c6unter all* thU week. 1 . She’ll chart a Succeaa-O-Plan fo r ypa-. . . a*simple beauty o r g a n iz e r to tell you hefw to care fo r your akin whether i t ’d dry, oily, normal ortoen-aga. Plot a beauty routine fo r improving face, flgitro and fitneaa with the *aamt co-rclated DuBarry preparationa used at the Succeaa School. ifcult h Hoard’s Nutrition Consultant Says Servo Fruit .luiees Uo^ardloHs Of Season -ep t I*. n u t " c lt w a t t in g tn C iinie for new mips of fnul •n, use ranneil juice*, advises Mrc Vera Walker, Florida Mtuu* Hoard nf Health mi iltioii cons,limit, rhe nutritionist puintrd out thnt N. J. la vliltlitg Mr. ami Mr*. impfrvesl metlusls of hmulling n »l I«*lle Went at their home Dtd canning have nude th e. ranneil Kt*t Eighteenth H.reet. • products comparable with’ fresh juke, both for flavor nrt|l nutri. Sludenta leaving to attend ilonal value*. Unlverelty of. noriih * la at GainrtAnd. canrud citrus ’Joiie* me Villa are Georg “Temple, Ralph mv* o f the few fro I* listed dy Ecklee, Leo Bui ler, Nell I'owrII, ‘tho Department of Aoirulturo ms Robert and Emmett Herndon,- J. abundant fur Octnlwr. D. Grogan, E* C. Ildrper, Ke« For w i(/Ink that gives you a -lth lasting nutritional neth Leffler, Walter llaynea, J im* . . . •— , ys Mrs. Walker, mix Crenshaw, Bob Crumley, Hob valuta, *. of icg cold •canned Altman, Chum 8tanley, Harry three s* with one part of cold Beasley, Cullen Wright,- Francis "range ringer ale* Drink 1m* Tliett fix your*rif“ en-: Hodgei and Ralph I^»-ingi you’ll want It. . . . . .......ius milk and orunge _ w u* i w i i u ui aiic v w m in r ii drink for children (and adults! Australia lie* |n the tropic*, i u « j m m , * « u p n r u li d m ilk , uni! Ir e w a te r nr m a i l e d Ire. S w e e tr n in g im iy hr m e li d d r p i m lin g un th e s w e e ln e r s e f I In* cn n liatl f r u i t ju ic e . 'I’aiilan me. Jim key, but did you Uiiuu I list i InI he- whlrh make fre|t rlli w-hip. tls purpn-r- ■•ig.iniro <|Ui ul trips to thr Colonial Cleaners • look -whulesame and Iniq, and suggestions f**i pi.qei Is always spruce?" . and activities were dlsiUSseil. Atvthrr way of • using nlnned I.radii* an,| their topic* included; juice is to mix tirnngr juice » r “ TIi* .Me'.hcxlisl Youth Fellows mixed citrus Juices wi’.h plain sl'il*-- Mary lluhhard, «IrTatiiT-; gelatin • for* a bnso fur jellied “ Worship and FVangelism.'* Rev. salads and ilesarrt--. If you tse Kenneth Roger*. Wintn Park; the sweetened juices* they nerd "World Friendship/’ Kitty Allen, no extra susar. To make ’ the Ind.nml; 'UednraWdlpt?*— Neva Jelly, use one to l>fy envelope* .Miuqus, Orliitulo; Community nt gi |atln for. each pint rf Jyjc*’*- Sn i ire,” — FM K Ireher. ilepending on how stiff you Want Itecredlien oa varum* evenings it. Soak the gela in In a litlh- was led by Virginia Chapman, Dot cool juirei then heat it ever ffnt i rumley, Kitty Allen, Neva Murwater to melt nttd dilsolve the qus, nml Itoh Crumley. The aril gelatin, and add the r« maining i ifies fur tsich evening cunrluded rool juice. Dun’t heat nil •/ the with a worship set vice in the juiry. Mode tills waV, the Jelly rhurrh sanctuary. set* mere quickly and precious Tlmse attending were llaiel ItaiiHH*, Denise H'.eveiis. Martha Chapman. Mary Carlton. Jnynie Mae Jones, Carleen llidlenlierk, Mary Ann Krelnbring. Donna Jean, Dunn, Ani) Ihinn, Carolyn lludtun. Felines Chiburn, Ihirbara MvNab„ Ill* Flowqra. Ilarluuu Chap­ man, Mary Alice llerinluii, laiul*** l.undquist, Joanne Williams, Rachara Ann FMenfield. .Nancy Jean Appleby, Catherine Clark, Hetty Jo llrock. Dot Crumley, lleryle Htivens, Mury Joyce .Steven*, Vir­ •-yonIni ot Ine Mrthodist Church ginia Chapman. brought to a close 'Youth AetlAlto Rob Kilpatrick, lliil Kil­ vtUe. Week’’. A week pock., patrick, Randall giuff, Filwood with f u n , ' fellowship.-study, and William*. Donald F^itrelL U w l* Warship. At this servk# spoeial Hughey, Garnett White, Kenneth musle was rendered by the young Kill*. Fidward McKinley, Hamid paople’a choir. After a sarmon Taylch/StewarCJIoUenbeek, Chuck oa “ What Do You 8Und ForT” by Herron; Leon^wain, l.loVd Swain, Rov. J. E. Mcklnley. tho offken. of the Mclliinlisl Youth Fellowahip for the coming year wera In­ stalled. They ara as follows: Alteration* Dry Cleaning S. Pelm elvo A v c . Ph. 481 Lips Radiant as Glowing Iunbcrs Youth. Week Ended I At Methodist Church IW ri(U N ’ JF U «r A . K ^ iL u a u / h r* a GOOD R e pa /r Jo* SERVICE If egg yolks arr. too far oflsldc, th# white is likely tn lirrsk through during the Huffing, proeesi. JTAiTUHO NIW COlOtl #■)■» ., tlS. Mll Q m t lip) .ilk Ihtmme cUk , ism . «•*) w M ) •Mh Itut m . I u i k m llpahfc Bt» «J« ■. , Suswir nww i Sot k*skHehntA* tiw. M »-Ab«» Vu *ii,J UtuluMI ISJ laJil.Ul*, sin IM 1st |0* (is bn* a liu il wtw Mat At MOV O*U0 AM) OVAUMUil (TOM Touchton Drug Co. . .1:— ■ �* • M 4 c PAG E FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD, S A N F O R D ,'F LO R ID A ' 1 U tSD AY, SEPT. 17, IM S RojiUrtibor, A. P. • J »lt « • . - . ci r, 1fK: it n i »7»s Clark of Clrrtilt Coat! > Homlholc Count,'. Kin Bride ii believed tr> be derived DUCAL) 'from an anclrnt Teutonic word IN T in : r'tltf'C lT CrtCllt OF T H E mearilng “ to cook." < n i n t h . j u d ic ia l rliiu titr is AND Pflft AKMLNtil.E COUNTY. HTAXf: (fV ri/ n tlH A . in CH AN . ,c k i i Y no . m i. sHiTim t o At>re.«M NAOMI II. VKNAIII.K TOi Win. C- llarliun, wlitia. (ilaeo Plaint Ilf. of rtaldefifB la unknown. You ara tieretiy roi,ulrtd to api>oar flAltllY C.. VKNAJ1LK o Prf rr.danl. on.tha Hlh -day n( Xktotinr, A. l>. ‘ 1,1VOUCH . 1M*. In a eorlaln suit lor itlvorr* TIIK KTATF. OF PUUIItiA. pending In Iho Clrruit Court ul C. gamlnol* County, Florida, an no OHKETIMIS: TO II A It II Y lirVvlMlrd IIIU Of which rano Ir VKNAIII.K whnoa rratdrnea (nil Klllh lou tlarlaao. nlalniltl to addrraa la; Harry 0, Vanik I* Wm. C. Ilartaan, Iiofritdnnf. JU Oakland Arrnun Wltnro* nif hand and otflcla’ Alli.na, tlrurala •*al a| Hanford. Kamlnule County You arc hrrohf nntlfl.d that oult BlaU of Florida, thlo llili da, •• l or dlvorr. hoa b «r„ IHrd aaalnat member- of. thy family. Legal Notice in Washington following the board’s refusal by a vote of 4 to 2 to reverse 1U decision against negotiated wage increases that brought about tha nationwide maritime strike. The labor members dissented. A t head of table Are (left to right):. A . Coleman Barrett, Philip German, Willard .Wirtz, rhnlanin and Carl Shipley. (International JTcundphoioJ Vaneuard nf eewpletely meckaaUed coll on farmta. tka four giant mackiaet pictured above an pickers which _ of _r. Iho n o n than. 100 . . . mockaalcal _________ ,_. ........ ... wlj aid In barvostlag tha crop in »a Of tha Coltou Belt thlo fall. Tha National Cottou Council reports that one of iho plchor* can Mltoa la a fa*r ailautaa thaa a haad plchar would ramori from iho field In ba aalira day, I •f Biachlaa picharn will ba a hlg factor la lowering tha coat of Yoltoa prediction. 5 A R T IC L E S FOR SALE 9 W O RKW ANTED FURNISHED hound or apart-• ment, preferably 2 bedrooms. . Call H. A, Shryock nt phone 600 x 16 TlRKS _ ' Now shipment just A/rlvnl. Also 700 x 10. T IIK A T L A N tIC STATION Corner 3rd & Purk Andy Jensen, 'manager • Wa n t e d by veteran, house or apartment unfurnished. (mu. pie) call Rny Johnson, Monte tuma Hotel. 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE LOANS- MADE FROM $10 TO *100 strict, privacy; fast service FLO RID A LOAN CO. ' 102 Sanford Avehuo in money matter* is strictly respected ’ here. ’ Friends and relatives are not ijucsUonH about your credit* tour em­ ployer or busineaa ’associates will not hear of your personal affairs. There is no cause for embarrassmenL IttAsonablo credit requirement*. No co-piakera on money loans. Variable paytitentJ>jana. ~ ( I.KAItANCK HALE A GOOD investment—two house,, live In one and rent the other. Odd lot of house paint, 60 r ipiart. Also some gallon lot* nt $i.!dl. Phone 1141. THE ATLANTIC STATION 10 ACRE orange grove. Edward Cirner 3rd 4 Path F. Lane. •Andy Jensen, ln*n*^*r ' A NICE cute little bungalow, fid. LARGE WOOD or coal circulat­ , ward' F. Lan?. ing heater, excellent condition. 6-ROOM bungalow close to school. $-o.OO.' Man’s bicycle, «xrellent Florida Hank Bldg. Ran! bargain. Edward F. Lane. condition. $30.00, 1021 Elm , Ph. IMS. REAL ESTATE WANTED ________ 12 Phone V SPECIAL SERVICES SIGNS M X E C T It 0 L l)X lofrigerator Sholv card* and poster* Freese* with gas, 110.00, Wed. WR NEED USTINGH. of Farms, O— l)BITS 8 I0 N SERVICE times, Groves and Business afternoon, Saturday or Sunday. lltrmes. O. D. Landrras. Phono 1021 G. L. Kiel, III. ’^00 South ul Geneva. Reafuir. Tom • Boll' Associate, -F L O O R SANDING Phone 1120, 4TS Atlantic Bank COMPLETE-fly m i fishing outfit and m l thing. Cleaning and wax­ Bldg. f 11/___ . . t ti.. i ti .w rrn tu ing. New floorg surfaced to per­ fection. Old Doors made like new. 8 ARTICLES FOR SALE ftleclrlc Toastera, $4.35 II. B. P O P * CO., INC. IICMU.S—limited supply. $1.25 pc bag. J. E. Lloyd, llux llil, Ban fonl. . ’ H. M. GLKABON Lake Mary, Fla. our portrait Uken at NICH O LUi STUDIO 220 Melsch Bldg., Phon* 11GB Children a specialty BAXBECI'H GUILI.H BAI N COATS RAI N BATH • BKNT A CAR YOU DRIVE IT PIIO N B >00 BTRICKLAND-MORKIHON »»-DRIVFi-lTt INC. PHQTOGRAIMiH" your BEST photograph __ made at *. TH E RAYMOND STUDIO ' ^ DODGE - PLYM OUTH PART'S AND SERVICB 106 Palmetto Ave. Phone iv# Floor Mata Available " " ’ NOLB TIK E SI10I « ir Seat Cover* LK TIR E HIIOI inlliAL'lJw HUH no MIRACLE BLOflKB FQR yollr home—Superior work­ manship weather resistant, high strength, termite, proof. Mir- 0 ARTICLES WANTED I'L L BUY your rar reganllea* o f age or condition. Rny Keel, 300 W. 2nd St. 7 P « U ( L ives to ck , S u p p lies O m n i), Klnf l<(a. FOR STRENGTH V k W H ILE ^ k BUILOINQ 3 k PYRAMIDS TROTTER APPLIANCE SERVICE * 304 W . S E C O N D S T R E E T P H O N E 1064-41 V b u n u m H E A D - H U N fE fc V D R I N K S W l ' f H YOU O U f o f fH E S A M E LOANS PIECE l^dronm furniture — ward rub* Trunk, battery, radio, oil rooking stove, wood ice box, etc., reasonable, it. E. Ansley, 7 mile* W. First St., RU 1, Box 142-W. ib m liio l. Ilf It I- IH’ ltl'Ii’K. |i m .'. 0. m :v i:w ,v Mr tew-a n W Allarmr fur I'lalmlfr urlando. Fla. (KKAI.f S l a v e s o h i<m s ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS CARPENTER """*Vork espertly RIGHT angle show ease. Car alone. U A. Smith, 612 Myrtle. lie seen at 2013 Palmetto Avc. MlDDLE-agt, married nfun wisht* Mr*. C. -A. Dutton. FURNISHED room — 801 Mag­ to connect with goo,| irai nolia’ A venue. _ tate btfiltfeuft. Hav? Ttift pcbtlr, TWO-wherl1trailer, -box- *fw,—♦ luave • goo*I character, icfcr FURNIS1IKI) room. 408H French x T f t . ‘ with rack, 1 new tire. enre. llox 21, e/o Herald. $76.00, due Michels, Paola, Ave, i *S la . WANTED TO RENT will * prorrrd ex |Ult«. Iinlrr.il that Ihta nollrr -bo |uibirahrd onro. a wtrk for, Xottf* «>n»*«;ut1Ve wxrlin Ift I ho' Karifui d II ora M of Kaitturd. Florida. ■ • . . * • SV tnoBM eif hand and ,ihe oral nf aabl I’.iurt Jhlo Hot day of Auluot. A. l>. j* U U. |>, HKlIKIHlN I 'lor W of Clrruit I.Viort fnf R ^ k ROOM far ^enl, 1114 Park, phone 2 v n lrrtd aitalim rt-u ami raid i « u - a S C O H 'S SCRAP BOOK • FANS • M IX E R S v • W A S H I N G M A C H IN E S • V A C U U M CLEANERS FO R REN T ved Tn*.tb, Circuit c;>mrt for m-mfable Ovunly, FlorMa. In l.'hanrerv bf Naomi. II. Vflm lilr ’ You ufo ktrvUi rr.iuliTil to III* four, »|~ptarancr with I hr t*t* rh or * ui,| forirt In 1(10. Untinlf i ’ jiI m at K.inrn,<l, n-irlda, .on ,qr Monday. Ihr Jilt day ul UrniUr, A, I1,, Ifli, or* flrlrull o',|| i„. ROBB’S H0MB' BAKERY 2 l7 E A S T F IR S T S T R E E T CUP T im e A < 'f r i E He is (llimMli/llli I I K d lM M l f l B H I I W ( V H n a H | V SAM E. y o u r f J 1 }j i f/ i f r ie n d F o B a iiE £ J — ■PHONE 864-J OLlVfc W A SH E D s u r m itt < rtA 1 ' ^ O E S piho .curb por MttlRY DUB TO ASTHMA ATTACKS sm tf a»sWO Kara — Ir fle m «*M »» i/,w hup* (a! Ifiai from IVIIMI at MISn, U ansoonrwl toUa* Is rat—ll»( (wrraaa wllk a ralllsllr# formula wklrk Ml Uu pewit to irilara u lliu ia and bran. ikUl aoXOillua .Mrs an* woman wbo formill, anirirad ■ Ith Jraad rmiskine. tbobla*. ttbaatlnt stutVa al uikma paratrtmi now tall ol blin—t ralUl aliar utla* It. raoUETlN mail IS So. but ronilXrHn* raMtu aMarWnraa. IkW la not •ipatwlr*. liwtsu la onlr a law panalao a Owai. irev*!— — Ml, as airaatad.) PROMBT1H (s told w|ik ttrlcl mono,bark Vusrsnloa kr Laney's- Drug Store, Melsch Bldg. Mall Order* Filled. PEER SK AR ^EH 't>!e i r BEFORE T h e c o m b A T , dirin for aala by i-ajyy's Drug Wend Drug Sfffrea every- or i l d ^ a n Tl e r s j u s T ’ . “M A T i N q s e a s o n THE OLD HOME TOW N. DO YOU i u IH < 0 A DRV H A fc flH l? SEE, W H A T i ^riE BRINE ON OLIVE OHAMqES 'THE. FLAVOR oF-THE <JlM S.pl.iwit B I faSol Okl Bv STANLEY Y E P !"IT S S U R tA 1 P R E -W A R W H I T E S H IR T — T H 'A J E W O W E S COULt>>MT. S T A M P T H A T STRAIN FROM B E L D E M O T Y ‘pooeiif Yaw Meetley ELECTRIC , appliance repairs — wo repair washing machines, vacuum cleaner*, fan*, mixers, •ewlng machines, Trottef Ap* pllancn Service, 304 W. Second St., Plione llXlt-J.1 __________ SNAPSHOTS— printed, developed, enlarges). We eopY old photo­ graphs. NICHOLLH STUDIO 220 Melsch Bldg., Phone 11R0 ELlEXmUC appliance repairs— w e' repair .washing machines, CONCRETE aewer pipe—Septic I BU Y row*, calves, yearlings. vnreum cleaners, fans,1 mixer*. tanks, fence putt, grease traps, Phona’ R, W. |*m!, 78B-W, Trotter Appliance Service, 304 benches, flower pot*. Miracle W. 2nd S t„ Phone 10fVt-^. ^Concrete Co^ 308 Elm Ave. _ 13 NOTICES— PERSONA^. CR IT§ and meal—ground fresh hvary Monday from snowflake . SEMINOLE TIR E SHOP corn. Can ba bought at Card* 201 North Park COCKKR SPANIEL PUPS ner‘* Store, Lake Monroe. 10 A.ICC. leg!tiered, Phona County _________ Telephone 37 * Ih. bag. II .on. ______ 1 ‘4 • NOW ready to grind every Monl COftENftAGAN eabbare plants POINTERS »— fine blooded stork, day morning — Your ^om, now ready. Phone 703-M. 3 months old. Phone 1-42. shucks, ate., for feed. J. W. GOOD work horse about 1100 Batl, Lake Monrod, Phono 18. pound*. W, D. Bumbalqugh, PH O N O G R APIIS'for rent — (o i re Wilson Cornar, parties, dances, entertainments. ith or without HELP WANTED- THE LONE RANGER ! THINK V0U UED WHEN VO0 TRiEI TO BLAME THE MASKED-MANF D A D 'S FALL l J Z 7 - ------------ ---------: 0 IR L fo r soda fountain at Lanblooming varieties. Oxer varieties; FYeS catalog ■. , Rosea In color. Order now. T L T B X ROBB NURSERIES Bread F U L L jtim e clerk wanted. Apply JUST ONE OF XiDENTS ON AND WHAT'S MORE, IF, THAT i ed m Ah h a d n t fo u n d vou; AM BITIOUS mothers whtTnood to earn Money but can only W A N T E D transportation from ■ work part Um« — Avon Pro- ; 705 Palmetto Ave. to Hdq. Bldg. duets, Inc. offers opportunity I4lh A, A. F.n Otlando, Mr*. £ M 0 N 8 fo r sale. Mrs. 8. . Eonleb Bi Horton. Vaster, Lake Mary, F la ^ YHta N loml Dlllman* kdway, W i just received a large of h a rd -to , get it w ill pay you to PERIENCED m e a t cutter, imerahly middle-aged parson. ih Brindla Bui Jlggs/ Find* LOST — Black and white Cocker Spaniel. Phono 693. Reward. I? Appiy (Robb's Home *, ! - ... a u t o s r o O A u T >YPAUL RQBINSQW B U T O A O .’ �r TUESDAY,, SEPT. 17, 1946 Feds Take First Tilt In Series; Howingtoh To Face Martin Tonight By A R TIIU K BECKWITH, JR. Herald Sport* Editor The Sanford Celery Fed# turn, ed the’ Orlando Senators hack By a 10 to 1 count here last night behind n -magnificent five hit pitching performance turned In by Jim Schantel before 1,010 fan*, at the ‘ Municipal Park to give Sanford its first victory in the final round of the Shnughnessy playoff*. The Fed* placed ihe game i« the cooler in the Initial frame aa Al Bryant drew a free pas* and was forced out by- Boh Juttle, who wa* safe on a fieldP lr’a ‘ choice. Dave Bride advanced Tuttle to second and was safe himself on an error by third haseman * Lea Bergman. Like grounded to Burn* who tossed to Fn*i| to force Bride at second, . l-ake being safe at first. Tuttle tallied on an’ error by Manager Ted Madjeskl and Lake advanced to third on the play. Manager Ed Levy drAw n free ducat. Aa Hyde was . nbopt to |Pitch to Ossie Glorfg Levy broke "to steal second base and in the -raixup Hyde became-so confused that he ju*t whirled around on the mound, completely forgetting 'about lake on third. A* Hyde turned his baek to thin! loiko stoic homo. Levy' 'advanced to second on the piny. Glarig lined a, single to left to score Levy from second and later Glnrlg was thrown out by Madjeskl on un attempt to steal |second base.-' In thn third Sanford added two more as Uride sent a double to the right r e n t e r field followed by singles by luikc and Levy add coupled with an error by Turner. The. fourth added another on li fielders choice issued tn Bride followed by sin­ gle* by I-ako and l,evy. Sanford tallied again in', the sixth a* I.ake opened the Inning with a two bagger Into riltht, (Ilorig drove him home with an­ other at wo* base blow. Another big spree came for the Hanford: Ites In the seventh. Bryant walked and advanced to second on Tuttle's fielder* choice. Bride wag safe on an' error hy Lavelle. Bryant scoring on the play. Lake walked and Levy doubled to send Uride and Lake across for the ninth qnd tenth nine of the evening. 1’ The tone Senator cun came In tho eighth as. Mlko Dqmiugurz doubled tq left, went to Third as ’ Borfts" griiiim W H ut ,1 ami scored on I ji veils'* infield nut. Jim SchnnloL was in rare form last night, as he completely handcuffed tho liig Senator bats­ men. Scl\antc! sent five Orlandoan# down via the strika out route and allowed but four free Ducats Available For Auhurn-fieorgia Junior Grid Tilt Anderson Dons Armor For First Time This Year It*.3; Simai INSIDE SPORTS REPORT m a r t in SWINGS released SAN DIEGO. Sept. 17—OP)— The one-time major li'ngue st*.\ John l Pepper! Martin, ha* licc:» released « * manager of the Sail Dicsti! Padre of the Pacific Coast Lea title at hi* own rreiueift. A veteran San Dieini pitcher ar I cettch. dial Btillh art. wi’l -<o nititij; maoagei of the club during the remainder of the It*It* reason Marlin i* -util to be interested in a mannceria.l port in the Tcxir l.engue next «es*on. Only Five Linemen Have Won Starting Berths On Eleven Dr | Leonard Barker Optometrist examined—(>l.i**rs titled 203 S, Orange Ava. Orlando, Florida' Phone 4067 r . Opens 12:45 P. M. Daily Children ...__ ____ ... 09c Adulla . .............. 40c W E NOW HAVE ON Today & Wednesday DISPLAY THE NOT ONE . . . RUT T W O LARGEST STOCK OF SUPER-THRILLERS TOYS AND WHEEL! Facial “Cocktail” for Men •Refreshingly Brisk and tingling • Private parking space for business men and women between Florida Stale Bank and Princess Theatrta with entrance from First Street and exit to alley. By the month or year only at reasonable rates. Security Bond and Mortgage Co., Inc.' 502 Atlantic National. Bank Building, or call Garland W. Spencer, Agenl. Phone 99. F A LL FIVE Fed Gridders, Prep For . Eustis Contest Friday Night tty ine A»*iKlaled Ire** . ited For the flr«t time in Major .['f He Learilr ttascbnll, two tyaru* may !' in wind up thr complete searmi In " ‘ i* 1 ball a dead beat for the flag. That’s ,,v‘‘l the poritiort in which the llrunk- whi »d lyn Dodger* and St. I -onis Cflrdi- due .* nal* find thenuvlvc* t»day. with >»• ;just two week* of the,campaign By JU LIA N STENSTUOM ur remaining. The Cards’ have anr M Coach Gofse Kettle* and i.h «’.< advantage over (be Dodger* in'in I assistant, Fred Gams, sent ‘ the the standing*. Rut the schcdulu C ch ry.F ed griJders through a r* j continue* to favor the Brook*. rough prartice session yesterday ,o j Once before, thrie \v;i* a play, afternoon* a* the heal much itic the off to determine the National began its final prepariittnn fee litU League pennant - winner. The the season’* opening : contest Vritin play-off wasn’t to decide the day night here against .the highly . deadlock between the two team* ralcil Eustis Panthers. ’ hall which finished -In a lie fo r first Kettle* *aid yesterday that th.s ft in' the standings. The game netufar cnly five posilnit# in the'line and writers to pintret ,Ote play This ent ally wa* n re.play o f another JUST RECEIVED have been nailed Mown and he be wa* felec'cd on the All la* famous ‘ g’rfthe. - ’ • addul that several rarkfield pdjD Team a* the utility man. In l!*'ix | On Sept. the Chicago ^ ^ fP A U L D IN G may1 still he open. ' /' Pit mini moved to Sanford " an I (Tifi* and New- York Giant# fig* In the line, tiwyiln iTleeL_hefty was awarded the third a*e port* urctl In that faniou* contest In t^ )T »H A U a S tion'un the All-Star Team to*- which Fred MrrVIr failed GT graduate from last year's BaKv place biin * qii tinie big train fo r , touch second l.a»e. The tiiaut* Fed machine. will hintlle the CHILDS M ETAL ’ bird year 111 kticrcsslnn ■eemnl to have the game 'won rent) r position. Three (Inaril*. let’ll man was head m il bad : ju ninth when At Bird well Nollle Trapp. Ed Fielding a.i I n arh si the llsrln* bigl school 1singled to score Miutke Mcl’ftrJre latdwig, are *el to hanijte tile, • a p p l ia n c e s at -I during hi* lour nf duty mlck. However. Merkle, who wn* nssijrnmenl* «t those reaper ive YANKEES HELL BLACK there turned In <h*fnphin*hlp on first, broke for the clubhouse IRONS — MIXERS NEW YORK. Sept. 17, t/P) — |Mi*,t* and one i lid. Haloid Kast* eleven*. Instead nf for second. One of COFFEE MAKERS The New York Yankee* of the Her, -ha* nailed down onij o f the lie knows how to hnndle eitres' the Cub player* called for a All-America Foothill Conference en*1 pespion*. VACUUM CLEANERS t the ‘** well n* fnothnll* and I imx-DsiII'S.* Yesterday Ketrte*. Shifted Jun­ have sold John VUInndy" Black to hi, iml hi* friends predict tbsi fine linll and tugged second, and V>* ALARM CLOCKS the. Buffalo Bison* of the same ior Vickery, who had been work, vfhn viangr* and grapefruit will cimtg pin* Hank O’ Dny culled Merkle out. There wn* no-chance of re­ league. Black starred at Missis ing In thi tmes field thus ini in — reiem Oinji hi* grove*. \ slppl State In 11*12, before enter­ Eali.ho an *end position.- Whether jv-by-l * A tJood Player V suming'•-•play Hint drfy. *o the ing the service. 4 Vickery will * art, Friday nlrht b _. . .1 I Mot * i* Klein of- New York t ’ity, game wn* called t) lie. Tlmt'* the (i»nie*t that, u<N j wti.' wall his vTNlly font lull I lotThe be»t new* of the ofteinoon ,• for- ter at the University of Miami in |ic-played at the end o f the sca­ . -was recorded when big Andy billon on war day* and then wa* plan'd! son, niter the (imnt* and ('tib* Anderson appiated in uniform for rliinv ■«*< the *cfon*l alt-American -erv had t«-en tied f,-1 first place / iA A i\ n i vr ( the fir«t time Anderson bar been, thank' . tem#Tur hi*"play under Paul *Tht* fuh* won the play off. I grlting into shape, Imwevei. *' gym clothe* ami not jartlclpaiing The play off gniin- and Itm 1 in the heavy n u t duo to an tn event* leading ip to it left John \l lea*t he did receive Ihe * Jury *o" hi* htirnl which wa* * » McGrow Meepcd in ill feeling fat, lh»t three limp* received j tlim d *evernl week* **>•. and Idt ti-l n*1- .1 National in Norfolk al It e conclusion of Kettle* '«td that he plann *d n earn* lie I ween lluaniikr and league ciimlmit,-.- wa* rmnn'd to j to usr Andoi*on fur n couple ‘ Norfolk Suri«Ji«> «f|rrnoon, mveslibnle an o’ letupU'<l httiniy I tjuarler* in the Eti*li* conte*i of llinplfo Hill Klein, who offii A o ' 1 liltllJC III till A i i U t i l l t P 'l i Anderson wn* the nialnstftj oil I’re** relf «*e. tin- three inbitrM. mleil at the plav " ff oimlo-t. n 1 tn*t year's ram|ingmg eleven and Tom b'to111ing A I Jim. * nsd Ed parUlline Gum! Trainer wa* barred far life, and tire follow. 1 the big i|urathtn t> day i* whe h«t Baida, had t« Imj treated at a ho*I t’ lyde Unit. Holly ' Pierey “ ndrpiiai after they- were assaulted t.y „ f (an, ** they lef the I several other speedy Inekr will B Kt he aide to fill the shoe* of Tommy park after the tilt. 1 Brt oklin h ii I Ib'bby t'uM m. ITi-ming sustained 1 ml tuee j Pierey. however, is practically hlrf right eye. Imd three teeth,' ! a sure shot to begin Friday and was brui»rd about the face i night’s nm!e*t and to play tliIre anil body. June* »a « treated for a broken nn*r and bruise*. . mujurlly of. the bed* gaiue j Pierey i* a speed merchant writ Itnliln « » n hrui»rd about the | plenty of rugledncsS. He ran Tace and body. |skirt the end* *"»• Bo " rf tarti*'; Ilol, Pitman Bull l*ilmnn w ill tn" hand1’ ' ^ jin beautiful fashion. This wiu orange* ilistead of pifcskins dm. proved Inst season. Clyde Hutt. another -pi-erl trter htg the 1 otpiog Fall anti winter. chant, showed plenty i f lutihiag AftoV holding down the Jot. a* ability during Spring drill* and lutckfleld conch for tho Florida ha* com# through with, »mne Gatora for four years, Pituuui sparkling plav in acrimmagn *e/-! recently resigned to nwiiago slops this ¥fell. '- However, he still citrus properties owned by luni* ties(Is a hH. of-polish .iy lira lw-' hind lhe-stTrlmmagcillne. activity FOR RENT— ' PAGE THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA BRINGS FOOTBALL! but there’s no reason why' he cnp’l j overt'iime this without Mou much difficulty sml tar a'Indent put of the Fe.1 mscbln»V>t- sck. Another bacKYield. Jan Jenklnsrn, will be in the gutrti- jt fullback wIdle AtltlMMin 1* uti tiie liench. However, when Arply’ * in there. Jt nklonup- vwill In’ at In* regular *l°y al one of the ,taolth1 post*. JenkliHsort ah9uld -pfov? Jn be a valuable mwit In Ihn forward wall. **•*■ Tho qcartarfateli posltiuti 1* ap- I l l Ft DOS 11 OS-XRD .‘A ^ U L A 0LAHL tllkITA LOOK, JA rAUL CtllLrOYLE COStTANCC WORTH CLAUDIA DRAKt SPOUTS LAUGII Ted’s Home Run Ix*ad Menaced By Hank H f , A M < *rU fr«l m rmuT, nn»i. it , «iin—iiai»k U m i! t»» f i v i r ’ nkn Ih f Today Ske* IHi gel is mie ■' phrently sewed up by tTnrnvm ths nation's ton amateur g o lf" - A in r ritn n ' hmi**' Grantham. , up ffom last yeorajI The unanner In which he 1 t r i n ! W illi^tm i. An*l Baby Fed -V^ltlup. lie should' started in the game make* l" •« h r in lrm lp '■tnT wilt* m i M i h ohi if prove to lie a.good asset in tliei arid amateurs allkn shudder Williikiii«* im ti t*i*ta way of Mocking, *l»* (he ' dmible Homo years back Senator hm line ( m in t t nf Du* T iy t ti* eMtltn wins system which lb- Frit* " li Jnhtum " f Nevada wi»» m i n i 0 IntO pf»n<*At**llMI 1 It** Ilf W il­ employ. Grantham . will call sig­ of the Washoe Country club liam*' I.-it - i. cattily imd gn*p 1' nals only when Ander*on i* out ;Brno. But he had nevor play I to G reenberg Hjii.k used tt tb n ‘ of the contest. Ibe game. Tho club pm I” "'. ■ d a y to lielt In* JHtli timliei tl*. A * ther big r|UCetbm tbn free* the Fed* will ba'thdlr ball hand­ ling. The douhle-tW/fg fall* fort Iota of reverse* and I* Heiigued for fleet backs. Banfitril will leave of absence lo leach gull *1 South America and the |i"*> " n't filte,| while he was eono • During this time''dtletrel dered out to the club. He begt-i asking Johnson such questions -t» which was thi driver'.'amL wb»t was that little *hnrt clulr rm...*■» Johnson got him some clubs ntul walked out to the-prnctifr t n . It lege! wa* shown a good ba" ball grip and a solid slanre a" I then aent swinging happily down ■r Jid ik f i l . the fairway, lie was breaking a hundred In no time and • There's naw athletic glory for mighty grateful to UU Instructor. W W*-. __L . I.la alater, 1- S*#B'mi IrtA tbs NaUck. Uaaa. an JoTfeU town near Five month# when Do*ton. J-rwn ljaifc|d-fn oUver club pro returned, Johnson hit a days came such R k m ^ l* football - coif ball for tho first time. Look! Immortals Aa Mahan ami *GSmyr- ing back, the 8 enator expUlnsf pot to mention ~ Pooch Oojioyan,' “ Homebody had to teach Itleg-I, for thd physical what good'!* a golf club without log it rve i Sunday for -nice. Hank rnmii'cti d hi* *lstb home rim Famous, F ragran t A fter-Sh ave MORE THRILLS L 'O rlt'i yirndred Aftrr vhj.r h 1 <pr<D! Mmd nf ing Ingreditnli that Irsic thr Isir Vrlvrty urnwi tomforlshly rrtrrsbnl. . , . '•i* nuwulinr typr 1 4 nr. , , . It 0O ( pi 111 lit).- In as m nny day* Hays Hank; "I gu***s Cramei Just bormwn',1 tbt. bat for me. Apyway Tgtl know* Pin using It..If I belt him out for the loom' rtin championship he'll probably charge u* W h with grand lar- W " * B. L* P e rk in s CORRECT MEN’S WEAR SPORTS ODDITY BOYS I Coma in and look ovar the hlph grade equip*' •men! you’ll find her*. ' • • V Fooiballa *................. -- $5^50 - $12.95 •*. -------- aUdetetu > In these days Natick u the home of the newly t& yned Na­ tional - Amateur * g o lf champion, Hlanlt-y H elm ets.......... ' Shoulder Pad* Fugct/e Dlshr'p, wtuiui WnllertSnow aa Ted. lie He* tonga to the Norfolk .Qocntry Club irw> aitjoifling l#wit of Dedham, Six feet three, he. 1s the tallest e*»fer ever’ to win the amsteur t o * i o - o u I. Bishop at the 37th hole at Baltuatol 8 a{iipdey, had not mi* *el a, ahfart p u t!' Il^WoljJd be In point Bladders Inflation Needles B riqi In your football for ijjpairal r b t u r n in g T ic K ir r s c r s t l < BOSTON’, 8 e p t~ 17. Il’| going to coat the Boston Rea Sox about *7,000 to return unfillad application# for Morld Serlea ticket*. Thouiands of sp* plication! mailed to the Rad Sn* office* were left unopened, Where they have return ed* dreeata on the envelope#, they Will be stamp'd “ return to writ* rr” and dropped back In the mailt. However, ’ lho#e with no return addreesea on the envelope* will have to .be opened, enj row^-w, tomato at a tm llev'. ib n wa* art yoo<t all 9me that the vtllain asked one# of Uti* wc#!, thn experiment 1# going to lie watched with.con­ siderable inteeret. ft'nce Ihe huddle slow# up plsy. Smith figures hie team can get In more offensive shots and increase It# chance* for touchdown*. ~ t7l"f! E L K li A ft T, Ind.—i/P)—Tho baseball shoHage put an end lo a game between the Elkhart Billmore a and Mishawaka Dodgere before It ever started. The clash -was called o ff when neither club could find any baseball* In sparl­ ing good# itorex In Elkhart, Ml#- JUNIOR VARSITY ^o mi*# one# in a while. by the Red Sox. FIRST A T NIG H T TUSGALObSAi— A l.., <• t/P) He 1»4# JUNIOR VARSITY * Jj T E IiB G A S T G A M E I! M IAM I.' Sept 1 T Columbla Broadcastlnj la considering a coloi 4MIAMTr SepL .It-IS p r e W I-A broadcast o f the 1047 Bowl football game. t o p s ' in bowl CO LO R Sc o r in g Orange furm*n in I will be Atienrfor produced an average of *1 point? , . U ia.euimatad that o f all drijtk•re. 7liPPVM 760,000 in piH the .--.ll United Slate* in “ the Magic cech—Jitghcst o f aU the major #n, herofau) nlcoholic addicts. V ojt staton bowl games-' ’ * ♦ . .... TICKETS ON SALE TOUCHTON DRUG CO. and VOWELL CO. �. PAGE SIX • - THE SANFORD. HERALD, SANFORD,- FLO RID A I I l| , U njlifc.fr> ■ .1 i,*.... !■ y***.JlB mi 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 JLECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY S »07 M A G N O U A AVE. YOUR CHILD', FULL NAME J. E. M c A lc x a m l In rvfry k Iuba you'll sot de- lirlmin try coun­ Sanford Furniture LOtppany » CHOOL TABLET flavor. Pure w h o I'o milk with ndd'etl vitamin D W ASH ING TO N, Sept. 18; (/P) — Senator *Charlc» O, Andrews died todny o f 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. Chinese Newspapers Fear Russo-U.S. War Standard All the Milk You Want FOR REGULAR DELIVERY ' PHONE • ’ 1061 or * •• • • * Spencef Harden Dairy George C. Harden, Owner A. i i• . . 2302 - SwKool Tablet - . Manager ' ‘W M '- M g 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 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 . beltcr Fonl S ervice.,,a t price* wbirh are ' drastically lower In’ tha long run. We’re *et . troubles before th e y grow U I G t ‘ ‘ ’ • “ 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 » i-j ’ . “ -, / Soda Shop Rc-Opens After Alterations * ■ . die job. That aayea time. And you aane 1 monejr. **At l « u e ” with us, your Ford gets thabeneetof: ! . been sd-ic-l ay lunches, - M YpUHi v* Ceavenient Oudfvt. Term*—Fey si yea Ride with wur R*«y Fsymeot Flee. . IN D E P E N D E N T 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 A t 4:30 P.M 18, 1946 Associated Press Leased Wire Limitations In . 4 r- • Treaty Approved 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*. „ Commerce Secretary’s Future In Cabinet Expected To Be De­ termined fVt Confab 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 foriI 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 L S IMll'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 X X X V II 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— 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. CIO-NMU And Shipowners Confer In New ^'ork [ T I I r 11M 1i-t lu 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 H is Heme Tuesday 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 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 SfnrtTi--- Arvlmn proextend the propnaed In include 'he Istrlnn 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 10 & H_Voiture Tu Ciefir^e (iih l)H * ProiniMeet Tortiorpow Nixlil nenl .lurist, d ie s ; Watson Blasts CIO 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. Belgian Airliner Missing Wit^i 42 Persons Aboard . V o *r • et Search Far Ship Bc)j: u n By Parties In ' Newfoundland Area < 11tl vi■ w lin r liy IMl n i I im i r.»t lillli«»n *•( »» ••f • »/r,| S ,»/i |*i I 1*4 ti|| IU',1 *•%f f |m I > liM'iitji An in . ( i n m nny. offirinl uiiikc ;iK’ i L'l'Mient $:i;>U.(NHL0(Nl i worth • |ti ( h r *A n ir n rtin 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 (irtu iH it' w ith person* aboard which H long George 8. Anderson nf -j l i e 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 ’ there were many good nalured proxlmatcly IHOn vetr tuns m tenrlre rhnrge* for preparing hoc I n s t a t i n ' , Up- Yiuerleaii arguments among the Kiwanians cltru* fruit fur shipment bp tn fiye southern states may hern-fit , xmie, j he piilirjt is f'’ l the lucal kt ai to who haifctne' smartest host NEW YORK. Sept l)(, t/Pi— A from the appropriation to pro-t-l'- nearly 12 cent*. The inetenso Kiivririmei|)* In wil MU'b propeTand thosprettiaaUand most charm­ automobiles for amputee,. wa* granted to emnpeniate for llclxinn airliner with 42 perron- t|,--> into ptiv.it,- ,,»tn-i III)' and ing host***. AH had tha highest 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 pralso fo r the poise and bearing 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 of their young ho*(*. 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. Musical aelwtion* were plaV.d 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 by Loonard Emrolck on tha violin; 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 Mollle Sua Woodard, piano; An,t 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 Sikes, cornet: itosellrn Kuhn, V. A. to provide an nuloinoliil" proposal yesterday, SecretaFy- ing and lhn ceiling there « n llnwever. the hnge Itoltling* of ' »; Edna Parrish, saxophone 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 The plane was expettnl » l l.-i Mop Naiiii nl Suetnla-rg will not Haven Keasel gave accom- AAF Military Training Center. World War If veteripi enlilled lo commission "aid the new brief panimenta. Harry Kudell o f Han Classes started Sept. 13. rnnipenaation for ms* of one -r would emphasise that orange* Guardi* Airport at almut 11 :(K* be lii|iililati-,| until af l n 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-vengenford played prior * and during trial. How* their property will be the meeting and’ made a big hit 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 llru,sels. . ; with the children who clustered Monroe. U a native of Sanford and both- legs. Under the art, Mpoint. . a graduate of Seminole High School Anitersnn .continued, the cost of- ng*. When it failed to ayrivc, the close around him. Prior to the (upper, * young He entered tha aervlcw with the each vehicle Is limited to to H.«*we, Florida's Attorney General Tom Airline spokenmab—Perimnd Mar­ hosts and hoe tesses showed National Guard and served over­ including special gtlarhtm’iit* me. | Watson said today the C|()'« ten*—aaid there wa, • possibility Kiwanians the newly c*menU-d sea* for two years' In tho European estary to enable Ihe veteran t" Political Action Committee will that th* plana may havr lamb-l swimming pool, the print shop at Theater with th* Medical Detach­ operate It, ’ gel nowhere in the South. The al Goose Bay, Labradnr, whirh ic • • which the Florida Methodist and ment. Rtato Attorney spoke to a meet­ ■tv alternate trafu-Atlantir stop. other church paper* ape printed, BUILDING PERMIT ISSUED ing of loeal xervlcn cluba in Mar­ But since (here have been no ____ , . . . tha shoe repair shop, barber shop, lon O. la »l night. Watson asserted, offirinl report* to th*t effrel. Athletic director of Melbourne nrnrrhing parties have lorn sent dispensary, ehurchc, playground, M. I). Stevens recently *erurr< “ we believe in the South thtr CIO lligh School, wa* recently elected tha dairy with Its 20 cows and the 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 completely equipped laundry, alto 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. R E A L T O R M O Vtea O F F I C * 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 ' . —. »ifo wuiisms, ret nor, run W . iu R. William*, against the TALLAH A8SEE, Sept. IB. OP) In Jacksonville last night. Gibbs moved h i, office from the San­ —Fourteen cates against Mvrn was judge of th* Fourth Circuit ford Atlantic MhUonaf . Bank N IW YORK, BepUg, (AV - J o r ether detail* persona charged with dealing ‘ in for .23 yoars and served a s ,state Building to the Eysex BuRdinm arrest grew liquor. In legally dry Leon Coupty attorney general from ,JKW to Louis weighed In today at 21IH at 110 North Park Avenue 'and 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 next to the U. 8. Employment 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 Agency. During the war, * he 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 •erred with the Seabeea In the 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 ParifW araa. Ha Is g brother of 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 Police Chief Roy <1. Williams... trial ani prleeU. any other fight in hU career. House, It wn» announced today. ? . — ' S*S L John McMahon Attends A A F School C f Catholic Bishop Is * • Arrested By Slavs lu M * \ f k in* ron»oLiii,*ri t )i.w* om i under tht » «' v v roiled 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 U stnight. 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 • . . . - • ..................... ..... . • • ?-;*r. sAflBg&y ?%■ ■‘■■’■ jM ir'. * • ■ • . . . . * 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. ' • * . _ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 17, 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/26c7209121639dc24b015996cc97f25f.pdf 81235e0c261d832af5df20358f80afdb PDF Text Text MONDAY. S E P T r-l^ tp ^ tHE SANFORD guputf. who- mreeterffbe utrty«s slty of Minot* to seven Dig-Ten pennant*.' ties Joined the brstn trust is an aflvlsnry conch. > "Some ol the Innovation* will te quite radical:" nay* lUtat. who learned hts football from Zuppke In the IBl^t* period. "Zup has some new Wear. For example, he'll adapt the old Flying Trtp erj play to Ihe T lorrpaUon." ; Bill the blggrist. factor In brtqgIng .the Bear out of hlbimatton t* Bslas himself,' He has a rare knack for keeping ’ the players on the hustle. - Perhaps Turner, an Intelligent and obaervartl.fellow, can explain the Halaa technique. "W ell.", the Bulldog says, "he never lets the boya get the Idea they're good.” Is some subtle psychology InvolvedT •* "Hope." saya the Bulldog. ^"Hc Juat tells 'em.* hope will .bring*another title, % ' Hi? aggrjbslve ‘ Hams swooped lolC the City -of AngeLx to become tlx- league's first far western inrmbn. quickly sewed up prior sights- to the mammoth Oollaettm myl proceeded to bblaler their al/faiiy formidable roeter wllh aach grid luminaries as Tom Harmon and Kmny Washington. ' 1 Hope To Bolster Team They outbid trie rival In* An­ All-America Don* for Har* - With Players Like geles mnr'a services, thereby rubbing Harmon and Sucic salt .Into wound* which promise cnlj to luster more—perhaps t*i both sides — as the blatlng IM4 Bv lltl-L BECKER pre grid w*r progresses. AP Nrwafeatfiraa LOS ANGELES The ragn-to- The addition of Hannon at a re­ ’riches ihatfiplnn* of the Ns IIrmaI ported *15.000 per year give* the Football League In IMS Dio Loa Rams probably the two highestAngeles tnee Cleveland* Rama— salaried players In the league. Ac; have picked up glamor galnre m/l quaflrrbnck Bob Watorfltld, last A MITIIH SOLDIU, tommy gun strapped aero** hi* back, aids a Jewish refugee woman ministering to her sick huiband aboard the refugee ship four Freedoms en route to Haifa. Tbs British intercepted the vessel but |j met with resistance, which ended wllh four hurt. Tho refugees were , i gent to a Cyprus detention camp by the British,. ___ (international) -, year’s T formation sparkplug and ten's trick knees, operated on thla (■ most valuable player In the cir­ spring. may prevent hla best nm- : cuit. tigs a ■contract calling for nmg, but hU passing to’end Woody J something like. *30.000. 6 rode. another Bruin Negro great, t'eatly Declslima miCv bo a thfeal throughout the v Coach Adam Walsh lias Ihe com- circuit. .. JBB—— plicated. rthough ___ ___________________ not unpleasant Suelc Top Fullback \ d Jot of filling these rxprn.eivr' pieces Sucic. a real bulldoxer. may get * fogh-ccaVrd imlt*. 'needier Into a hlgh-ccnVrd' unit*. deference over .tsvewother-.rugged Btartlng with 'qinfr* fullbacks, holdover Pal West and COMMANDI* OP U. f. FOI Cl! In Austria, Grit. Mark W. CUr* IsgreetxT ' ' WaforilehT “ 'sierfiehr at 'qtnfrfrr. ___;______ ter. Wahh's present plans________ call fwu. JUikc Holovak. farmer Boston Col­ Harmon to alternate with Fred lege ace. Farmer and Jack Banla. on his srrival at Ihe Washington, D. C, airport by MaJ. Gen- Alfred bis former ,----------------—, chief of staff la Italy _.id and Austria. Clark told loM re* — ,----Cehrke., laut year’s leading Ram former Phllly Eagle, have flashed Oruenther, ground gainer, at left half; either fonn- In the Rama’ training isee- porters thpt Ihe RupsJtns Lq, Eastern Austria "take aimOti everything on the ground that It Is i German iiaxat," (International SoundphoUi) lorn Furmer. cx-Imfn star, nr Jim Uons at nearby. Compton. Gllfcllc, holdover,-at. right half; Hurinon. oul of .moleskin* for . and prcbably Steve 'Sucic. fortner five years, has been, having leg! Illinois buster, at fullback. trouble, but Walsh Is counting on - i Washington, the * superb ex- him fnr at least part-time duty. II I UCLA halfback, probably wilt'spell Uii former Michigan All-America! Waterfleld at quarter.' Washing- cornea anywhere close In tits col-j leglate' cnp’ rs, the Rams' manage­ ment figure* he'tl be well, worth the Investment.' Other backs Include Jack WU-1 WATCH FOB antee to win a few more games son. Bob Hoffman. Jim 'Hardy. I A Ralph RUtlutrom and Albla Reiss, i Bears In several-years." • Strong Line ltJ That "aeveral yean" .bridges OPENING A pewerful line la headed by c back to the title days. The -club,, Atkausas Jim Benton. Waterflekl'a * wllh Halaa away, began tp slide rlrill'tl adt-m 1,1 A * >and n,i ' rrnrk receiver, and a great group 11 d q w t> th emk- nay* In ’ tftl ffit-t. NEW ol rods. Besides Benton,, who led Cl JspitLdicd fnio fourth plsce In the the league by snagging 45 .pasra western .'dlvhton In 1B45, wlUi for eight touchdowns and 1,081 I only Ihree wta.i and seven lo«es. BESTACRANT yards, the Rams have such stetlat “ But things are looking up now Hankmen as Woody Btrode, Steve for kcvertl reastma. t’rltko. Ray Hamilton. Bob flhawj * I Inin.i. a resourceful strategist Roy Johnson Howard Hickey. Ben -Hightower and n relcntleai competitor.. Is and Jay-McDowell. back at the helm, eliding conjeeEbcrlc Bchulla and Oil Boutey tute Uiat hr might leave his ac­ DEAFNESS W. C. Laitihnv When You Attend Htt WEDNESDAY O N LY,'SEPTEM B ER J8TH 10:00 a.m. — 5:00 p.m. - • VALD EZ HOTEL I. MltONAi COMMITATtOH - at thto|ui«N no co*l or oblige-' lion, you rertir* a persmtal mniullsilon with this expert oo netrlng problem*. TsLt advantsg* ol hit knowledge add eiperr (t —ne hi ■helped maay other* like you. k U U tM H I INtTIUMINT - s FREE dcmontirailon of the beautiful aew ACOl/STJCON "Super Pirotr'’ UNIPAC - a V# during our aorraw. Mrs.‘Josephine Lyurli sirs, hullo Lea Ct mining* A GOOD H EALTH . SUG G E STIO N Proper bowel elimination U im. porLant. Not just g touch-up. but a thorough cleansing, elimi­ nating polaonoua waits itiattM from your ayitem. More penffi use Florida Uvra Tone to pr,,. mote beltsr health becaus* It does the job to their satisfac­ tion. FLORIDA UVRA TONE. the Pep-up laxative, la probably juit On Ihe'flrat Atlantic cnble. lb what you need too: Slart today | ' rale for lrnn*mI*.vot\ wa* tl u j and feel rrand t=morrow, ' All , letter. . . . Drug Store*. —■ A'dv. V G REAT A D V A N T A G E S Y O U W ILL O B T A IN F R O M THIS . CARD OK THANKS We yae this method to express ocr thanks and . apprre miuu L> those who' •were *o ‘ kind t0 REGISTRATION NOTICE The Registration Books o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, are' open at the City Hall, cothmericing Monday, September 16th, 1940, for the purpose o f registering for the Municipal Primary Election to be tual coaching to his aides. "The .old urge esme back." he says, waggling a shenDnf play dbigrarns. ‘ T m getting a great bang cut. of II." Seventeen veterans who arc veteran regular tacklcu. with -quads earned National these Is reserve: Italo Rom!. Joe Lragu» which title* havd . re tunica u> Pasqua and Clyde Johnson. * form the nucleus of a postwar All-League.'Uonad Riley <8nakst Malheaon and Mltatl' t^Xetlch make a strong middle combina­ tion. together with Center Fred Naumets.i ,: Other rugged guards Follow out Leadership a complete lln e'ef Udko and teen-age and SUITS , . . perfect afternoon frock* er Meal far efflee w ftr , g i ik t f **d« ttitnf*” for year flgnrt . . . all COTTONS From 2.10 To 8.98 BETTER DRESSES From 4:98 To 16.98 Beautiful House Coata A Complete Department Store 4th and Sanford Avenue held on- November Blh, 1946, and will remain open each day except Sundays and holidays, up to and In­ cluding Saturday, October 26th* ‘1946. * Acousticon. McRae C o .. 1 . a.;*-- 207 Professional Btdg. S L Petersburg, Fla- H. N. SAYER. C ity Registration Officer. ACOUSTICON • imtuti'slnil snfOKrti Mtntilriluiri of f frrtncal Hrindf Li! 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The makesa oC^lMtone. Dept. 674, 14*0 W. 18th 8t- Ghleago 8. HI., are eo proud of ’ UielE aetMpf** men* that they w ill-gladly send free description booklet and eg* stain how you mar get * full demonstration of-this, remarkable bearing devise lif your own home without rUhlftg !* Peony, Write BelUM* today. — Adv. Maple-Sofa Beds F ill io M n p T t n , alructioo cn . �I rr- . .rw :*r-*£*«£J-rK* ■ THE W E A T H L K In Unity Thor* !• Strength— T* VYSteet Um Peace *t ths Worldi Considerable cloudiness this n fte »( noun, tonight nnd Wednesday. Sea !er<*d nflernuon and - evening ilmwe Ami thundershowers. * * ' T * Ft m i U lb * fr »[r r jj of America; 0t rtmperitj for Hsafsrd. AN VOLUME XXXVII F.stablished. 1908 F irst Break .jn , Maritime •' INDEPENDENT DAlI Y NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. SEPT. . Ataorialrd Press- heated Wire 17, HM jG -a —* NO. 258 Senator Pepper Hints That Fliers Killed In Yugoslavia Rest At Arlington S rftL n k ,'hj IM S ” L. Lon khhoru­ men- Are Unloading “ Cargoes Today At New York Harbor Truman Accused ncouragmg JFascism >In U. S ta r 4MO< lATRlt pMKSSI SAF of I, ■■liar* amt li.ngshore men arc bach nn the Job in New York, Boston, Purl* land, Ma, anil other purl*. RBW YOHK7*S*jil. IT • fA P )— Striking A F of L track driver* hair* voted a partial resumption of truck­ ing aeUvItica in N*w York /.City., The union drivers lule) . to go back to work for all & operator* who would agree to proposals advanced by P, two major trucking concern*. I: Tb* driver* cheered and apt pltudrd (be propoaala uf 1 their leatWs to rclarn lo tkrlr trurka. ?■ , , tlharges Made Today —At Railroad Con­ vention In 5Unmi *-«.** ... r '• fr MIAMI REACH'. Sept. 17, dpt .’Hi,, j11voMciit iif till- H iiilW rl».iiJ ‘ of Railway Trainmen, A. IJbiir*"Y. I imIuv chtfrved 1*1,-i nhiill Truman wit u rncoui^gtna fix*-.-i*in In |b>- Unite,) .Stole*, lie ilfvl ceil that t \n gross “ paid only lip ser­ vice to ill* pledge*." The»e ullegnUuti* were (me taint ,1 in u keyinite xpCwh by Whitney today befoie’ the Urelbei IiihhI** 28th .Nntiiimil Coll vent ii'-it. *J"he rail union nffielal hImi 'blit •in nne of the m(i»t tragic tionl-) nf history, the prunf (bat fascism till! flourishes came from a mim whom lubnr helped to eleet ’’ I ben .Whitnbt udileil llifir W ' 11!"Harry Truman, in i>tn,;, hi* power. to nil ith tiie -st *W• ,'f tb,- tulli nail trainmen aid in gmeera lost May, g ii'r stc.itei encouragement In the ten '- -i-in sol fascist f> rces In onr iaint Minn hny Preindent m nlir nu-iiim > w[hitn-v referrrd In l‘rv-i ter I ItmiM veil** 12 year* in the V\ bile Ituti-ii- a* **.i pel OhI in which Ine-..(teilii*il i n , -wimled in-n e The trainmen's lm*a said but Mr, Tniinsiti was '’ apiirtiut-lii d in flu- Mime e iifidein-i- " Tin- pnket men ,-l * I—eit however, 'Thai -,v,'i• lrt)y Ullduiug." i * N E W .r O lit t , S e p L h t tip) Stevedores have gone bac.k \o work in New York harborin the first real break in the ^m aritim e strike since it beHAli 18 days hro . The dock* workers, members of the A . F, of I* begun unloading, cargoes today without inter­ ference by C IO pickets. * The striking CIO worker* hml ■greed n few hour* In-fin,- to A BUGltR SOUNDS TAPS AS THI flAO DIAflD COFFINS cf tiie five American airmen shot down over Yugo* atop pit-krting ships rnanood by •lav i.i lie tide by ildc befoic tha non-denomlnatiumil ultui .In the Arllngu-n Naliunal Cemetery chapel, Ar­ .A F of I. i-aal. and gulf l-i u <i lington, Va. The coMlnt lulro'inded by wreatlia and a mllltaiy guiyd of huiiur Will icmaln In Ut* chapel until teemkn except in the care of buiial in tiie national cemctc'y or elfewhere, depending on the wiihci of the families nf the vlctimi. An Army T vessels berthed at the name dock • Iromporl plane luougiit li|e bodlea from Koine, Italy, to Washington, D. C. (Iiifcfnational ioondphofo) "w ith ship* manned hy CIO crews. Also exempt *frum picketing ure all foreign ahipe not under con­ tract to the CIO National Mari, tint* Union. The order to rense . picketing [ A F i f L ahlpi wag issued by • NMU President Joseph Currant j In raaponae ' to a demand from I ' tha A F of 1, Benfkreta Inter-; national Union. A t H:00 A. H. j today, Faateni Daylight Tim*.! i i e m e 600 i f T X l - dockhsiids, 1 , Wtra at jfm k a p , New York1 Impair*.—WO-tutA tW’ iVTtl F^r ^ tn te R u n d u j) from at laaat *ix plkn. The NMU defiiiion ia expected to free nboul -tO A F of h man­ A , Vf rt r v I* • |l-ndgehr;nl in .the flee • city nf - f-hU-ipM-- Mi-niln'1* fi.ifo tm'b tli ned vessel* which have been tied , lo-giun mi-miier* i f C.inipbellup'in New York harbor a* well laivaing Pu*l fil iinnT I hear!)Snnfoiil oinl lb-band club* " ill *t aa many other* which have been trid. 1 licit1 will l j . no rguiu Wetrome la« evening to Ilm five aI r a Tided fur nearly two weaka Kiwtini nui’tiiijr thro,drow it tin hoy* from tinnfprd wbo nltended in port* on the Atlanlic and Cummunitv llntlw. > "lioya. Slain’' at Taljaiumi i' and Membi'i* w'> i plan In gu -to Jietr rcpncilhir, JCJward Manliall the hieetiog iipte beeir r«jBt*aterl who inlrudu :i*| Ihiiti. John UntniMy." '/r. Who Vvai aponaore I hy (lit* Llbiu i. Id of I1 # verioii* llnya State elet-tloim on-J of tlir campaign fer ’ gwvrnior." Ho Jeelarut that the hoy* u| • prrrja e tile Tlianev given to tln-m by tiie l i gum. and that they r, ally learned jtometliing. ' Hun (in llahcock. wlm wax »poncured by Ihdary, and who on* 'elected a* llouae mieikrr-pro-lent/ dercrllieil varieui bill* taken i p LONDON, Rept.17, (A1)— Britain and lively •debate*, with ........1aure today aignetl a provisional trade enough piditirkiiig" He declared and monetary agreement wl'.h he hail leaMie.l a lot about govern­ Argentina. Tha pact aettlea dif­ ment and said tha the l.rgijn ferences between tb« two coun- ahouhl make It powlble fer niore trie* on alarllng pavmenU, meat loy* to attenj the next wnuiion, purchases and liritlan-owned rail Franci* Wilwm, JaYcee nimnuliml, vtetlared that he >)ttd learned m.re about city, slate and county iovermnent than during all the rent of hi* life, ■"Thing* were really beginning to get rolling ... I. . >uu «r l to I it return." ro t i r n ** 1 1u li*!. when we i,had lie uaaerleii. Kiwanl* *poiVmrcil Simon Dingfettler, whe ! polled the higlio*t prcpvrtion o f vote* of any camtinaval reatricliona foe at Ivan * 11EKL1N. .i.,_ and - - 1 becaMt r— .w l, ""secretary of S» pt. r, HP) A l --------, The two rountrlao agreed that date five yr»r*. rigarJIea* of the dv- United Stales Senator vUltlng la dUcusilon* be started at once to agriculture’' told cf hi* Inter** rialona which the United Nation* flerrnany tndav directed a bias; prepare c i» < e s In the expired In,* v illi with Agriculture SeenSecurity Council might make A* ■t the Mead War Investigating treaty, which noar.ia revived aoi U|ry, Jfithan Mayo, and exprexved inafers now stand, Italy will la Committee. Dvmorratic Senatoi vein continue In force unlit the epprcciatfbn to the legion for thr confined to the mlll'pry clauses Klmer Thonue of Oklahoma »md trip. end of* next December. * that the suggestion that Ihe mm Larry Loaaing, Klk aponioied Among other thlnga. It wet TAM PA, Kept. • l7 -U V )-T b e ml:lee ahould investigate Ainerinin motuallv decided that Britain may hoy, who dexigned many poalera Florid*, human canflnnballs have occupation force* in (iefinany can ^ buy all of Argentina'a surplus for political campaign* matin by' comtructad a now cannon in be dlsmltted ai politic* and-ppb ^ m e a ’.-for a four-year period, ex­ tha bov*. declared that Im was Tampa. TYImom) Zacchini h»* pul IlCltV. cept small.reserve* to be sold in cer.ainfr glad lhat~-‘h* had been Iho stamp o f approval on thl*— 1 Thomas declared that the-‘ P-un. -other.countries. Britain agreed to lent to Huy* fk’atr, and th it If his lifth cannon. The new* cannon mlttae chairman. Senator James every will replace tha one deslir'VCd ought be Mead of New Ynrf want* ptihliyear.” In a wrack last spring. Th-* Zaccity because he is rulinlng for * A lelter from Lieut. Col. Ilenrf chlnls, fame# for their Ijuman governor of New York. Ha'eaid Brrwerton thanking the -Legion s»ssssk*|l ant, l » v i n a new toilf Senator Owen Drewsb.-r -vf Maine. members for Wndnas* shown ho in Philadelphignaxt Monday.. _ _____ ___ 4k . In o llle u l f»r . his lata‘ father was read by Pis’ In a teat performance, the new Kirlly,. Sardinia. Pantcllerla . an I T* "aMti-admlnlstra''Ion .ntid Commander Henry Wolcott. .Victoria ZacrKitn smaller' (aland* In tha MHHer* Iways against anything the Tha post discussed a program rwrtein and Adriatic. o f <ntertalnmcnl and' harberae O F F ir iA L TO HR ItSRK fo r the romiog State I-eg Ion S-qi I*-'— indup maatbership campaign to R1BIIOP NAMED T, D. Lancaster,'assistant stale hell here on Oct. 10 by the PHILADE! rrie* officer, ha* announce*) 40 and 8. This will Ire marked by ! MasaacW l v i g n t ~ N e a r O v ie d o at ho wilt* ho In Sanfcrd «n a parade, and a wreck will he UP)— Th* 1 ; The direction waa (ted a* the — -----flep . 26 for the purpose nf assist­ staged, it was promised by Ches­ *«tU today at a fairly actlra o o f tha Pro.' Jamaa Out, Jr. and jpuy Trie- ing all veteran* or their depen­ te r Wilier wb" a ate I that the new pretidln, losses of 1 to S ot i it Episcopal ireh In the;kett, Jr. narrowly escaped ser* dent* with any claim or benpfit “ wreck" wotfH* ba managed by were widely dl»|ributi ' ' lout Injury last gvanlng a t about to which they may be entitled on th# Orlando Volture. day. .Dealings ilowcc S:S0 o'clock, whan the 1034 account cf military service. Hr, ggd. near tha cloaa. a p Shsrill succeeds the Right Ford Coupe, In whkh tjiey were Lancaster will be at tha County hacks war* reduced t wtd Henry 8L George Tuc- riding, ovyrturned about three Office at 3:00 P. M MONEY MISSING » f nf Richmond, Va. REDS DENY DISPATCH Oviedo road. reported to h*'c* ^because o f a washout In th* road where SonjsAmerica to the- affect .that one had placed « sapling, to,-warn ' Ruseian regiment* are in motoriate, Th# car went late the *0 la along tha border o f ry camp* In ditch when they suddenly- cam* ece. Moscow announced tha upon- th* -sapling and tried ,t* lal today and charged that report- was made to cover there will .ha.aarihua treubU if provocative action* of Orach 10 te hat* been stftouily injunjd. •li«t Fgsdjt*. Th* ««mp« waa. Ukan to RaUUfa. n r. iR u c h v tii discuss c o n ii n u a w c i o f t , . : ; j sir.i .E Boys State Group Western Powers Are Charged With Is Welcomed At Seeking To Establish Bridgehead In Trieste For Military Action i PlnnH Art* I)iscilH8cd Chief tan Issues New Blast At U.: o. rnlicies; Maitih. I V|i|fct»r sjiivki* nbtiiil 1.itit>i |»nr 1ivuIatIx lli«s i»ilr..ji,| whirli rolliiliirt! Mi»v l*H|.|»rr rhar^ttd Umi id ihnj *:im ‘ r.t- i.h*m Tty* imtfi It-itl i-'t ;i lihblu-i! skh»t th| S«*naUir calU'«l ^ jn'liry nf At.1 ,«,* nfumsi th# t» iiiiitiril'* wulltuul. H«* ilrclMrw! thin \Vhit Mrs ji«i( wiitlXil a Irlfin iifft*rm^ . ..ncihrtlh'fi while tlic 1'tiYpMHnvnt fu lfil thf Inti that l hi* nflf* Hitt .tcurord* iVpjwi n ^ fin tf tn Whitney as “ tli** nnhh'Ht ICmnaii nf Ihnn all.'* Hr urgiTf ttii* unUni U) tr-rlrCf Wh!lh*$'Niw it pi^iiitMit.* , KiwaniicTo Attend Joint Meet Tonight n,ili,“ry- ... ; to*amfeiiihb. it tli,, ValteS 11••!«-1 jit, ftfH iVluek Three Fislierhien Are Arrested Hy Warden Argentine, Britain Sign Monetary Artd Trade Pact Today Canada Asks U.N. Care Fur 1.1100,000 DLsularod IVrsons Observers Speculating Today Over Outcome Of Wallace, Truman Meet Mead (ir«u|» Victim I.nhdun Says Wallace Of Riant Ry Thomas And Hynit‘8 Cannot Roth Re In Cabinet Zacchinis Ready For Act With New Cannon ^tmry^iwg |herilL DTD. Henry McLaulin, optometrist. MUATTERA liraIIa. Kept-. sKStSdCriiaJLiffi: ing from hi* office on Magnolia ht| spread te t s r v .' Avenue. He.trfJ rollce that a slit [than 100 faml :h*ve moved door to Ibe star* was found openJInto vacant h thk morning when he arrived arnTtwo Uriahaha at bo. A spoke*. that th* front door w«a; properly{man forHIthy . ... .iifiUera say* fockat, Meet nf Ih* missing money,f*-— -*“ *■” • was Ih a cabinet drawer ln’ lh*|th uth oriHgi try th*. a ,U .horiti^ .T,c. s s L [h r t u 's : r . ’o ' SABKTIIA, Kan. Hep!. 17; l/P. A lf-M . I.andun( saitF tinlay that Secielaiy of State James. Ily n irami Secretary of Cohmiern- llein v Wullare can ryot both remain in President Truman’s rahlnet. Commenting on Wallace** recent fntvign [Miticy speech, Landtii asserted lodav that Mr. Ttuman must gel,lid of either llyrnet m Wallace, i r Amerira’r leadership in the world .will lie.hamstrung. H kSillNfiTON. Sept 17. I k l* i_ Undersriirt.il * of Slate William ("lx thin said lisl.iv he assumed that any furrign policy »|ir*rhe* h» government offlrlil* hence­ forth will Ire deareil with the Slate Department before de. livery. Clayton rni|iha>iied. however, that he did not be­ lieve that. Secretary of Commrrre Wallace, or any other official*, nrcrasirily would lie bourtd by any change* »»iie »le d hy .Jt|e Slate De­ partment. WASHINGTON. Sept. 17. i,1t The Krjmbliran catididutu for Oliirrvers fn Washington nr««. president in lUdB said that .Um speculating a* lo what will hap­ communist* are rejoicing at thr pen when President -Truman nnd Secretary uf Commerce Wallace ' n Ihe Truman VsblnH. meet tiiuinrruw. While House Secretary- Charles Rot* "old to­ day that Wallace ha* an ap. poinlment with Mr. Truman fur . 1. . ___ _ tomorrow afternoon, Wallace's announced intentions WAHHINUTON. Sept. 17, UP) —The OPA today announced (ho of continuing to- speak against first major change In rent emu the administration foreign policy truls. During tha coming winter have placed the president in a season, OPA - said, certain accom difficult position. Observers say mudatiorir in wintei1 resort arcs* the I’resident will have to de­ cide whether to let Wallace conuill he frred of rent controls. The ag*f«T I * m » hoFever, Hint Untie criticisrp of the adminis­ cmy a limited-number of housing tration's foreign policy or to ask unit* will tw affected, fiuipcnxlmi for Wallace's resignation from rvaorfa will- be effective from th* cahtnsL of- the retil belling* In the winter °ru 1 .to kjay 111, 1»47. DPA Reveals Change In Rent Controls flA M U LlN fl B lllt* SEIZED LONG BBAUfl. Calif. Sept. 1L —The Coast Guard announcv-l ay that It has sclxcd the luxurinut gamlillng ship, the' Hunk->r Hill, fur what C. calls a vlijlation cf frdaral law. The pamblimj Ihlp Is optrrfad by T6ny Carngro thrall*. *. a t.AFF S f r t N. Y . Sept. 17. i/i'i i -iiindn tinlay asked iln< I lull mb Nit, bm* To lake cate <>f the' no,, mi111,in non-Crrman ii-fugct-* now- living In dl<ptaoed peraait Vain p i n, former Axis territory. * The plea W as made today befoie the I \ . KioiMohic ainl Si* i.il Vaiin. l t he group now ini- l-'fuii- it „n \mein-an prop>»n| I,. ,rf up ,io uiteinntmnsl refugee m gniuration w h ic h w.tlll,) lobe !■* rf file dl-pUfed |ii i *,<(,* pi'ildi-Hi lie ,1 uni when t' x Itti \ ...pile. I b o k in g th e .......l i m i t plan, f oibidirth .delegale Paul Marlin, wonn-d th at the peaceful recov­ et V..of Ktliolie may lie lietd up liidcfTmtely .if Ihe refugees ara iibninliiiied |i> tbelr. fate in occupit-d rimiitric*. J-ll*evvhere pi lb N- headifuar. ter* at lake SuVce**, the Secur­ ity t’ouncil got ready for a vote mi ibe long debated Ukrainian • barge that (ire ere. aided hy (•rent ilrilatn. • i* a threat to peace In Ihe llolknn*. Kustla'a (Jrrmiyku U taking ig r r for the first time ;»* Security Council chili mini!, Melee Anions Officers Ordered Investigated MEMPHIS. TennTT^pt. IT. The commanding general of the Air Transport Command ha* ordered a compute Investigation !** 'it Pijht >s«t week which Involved high-ranking mili­ tary persmincl. Associated Pies* photogtaphar Allen Hnipe* charged tha Lieu•••niint, - Colimet omt o'her Air Force officers attacked hint and smashed hi* cahiera wihen h* i* -* to nr-'ogrnuh th** light. , f : �Tu e s d a y ; se p t . n , im q P A G E TWO THESANFORDHERALD, ,SANFORD, FLORIDA ” «■ SanfuriTHcrald r*4 M « w l »l**« ■ r ST, ISIS, St tb« ■>•* < m frJr-An l-r PttAS sailor _ ■, aORDOS OKAR Payable M refer, weeb M tb —---Si eat be --- ' ■■■■■" 1______ TUESDAY, 3E PT.17, * JU . Muddled Foreign Policy o c i Et y e d it o r T tfY T O Dance School Opens / For Seventh Y'ear *Thi» Ccgburn' SchiAil of Danc­ ing. opened yesterday at the new of the 16Hi Ku\t Second -Street, y, will f ° r >be seventh ye«r of iriytrucMar- Gun wifh'.a large number of stud* . ent4 enrolled.' Mr». I*. H. T«p*ic, of the |director* announrrd that M l.. A. I have ■ B* Ihixbury wuul.| bv an in\tm:tor n th-* 'bi« year a* well at MiiiNVetn M. All ^*>'er* »tudent teacher. (jW urge*l -'Or* Ttpaie who ii •eeretaVj of the Paneing Matter* r f America and trraiurer of the Central Flor­ ida Mallet (a alio ballet instructor • at the Kbsen School of Dance la hemi* Orlando. She ha* itudisd with WEDNESDAY MORNING SPECIAL . ---------------------- billy Cray, turn of Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge' Cray, haa joined the Marine*, . _ Joel S. Meld him returned from the poalmaiter*' convention in Miami. ' . Fred Wight left Saturday to return to Duke University nt Durham, N. C. Ralph Smith ha* left to- attend the univtnlty of Alabama at Tuacalooia, Ala. • Clarence McKee, ha* left to attend Ceorgia Tech at Atlanta, .. fleorgc A. Speen* Give Buffet Supper Mr*. Kl*ie R a tliff, flew to Miami yesterday to* visit her hrother and al«trr.in*law Lieut, alid Mr*. Jamra U McWhorter. TU E SD A Y S K IT. 17. 1»»* W.S.C.S. Has Program And Business Meet (icorjfiu McNrckle Weds William Wade Mis* Crnrgin Ann McNickle, j daughter » f Mr.* and Mrs. George I MrNicklf » f Sunfunl and William Wailr. sun of. Mr. and Mra. Willi­ am J Wadr of F'rrt Madison, .‘{itwa v»,rr inurnnl at .’1:00 o‘cl&'*k Sept. I In llie First Methodist t'hurch with Rev, McKinley offniatiiit* ul tin* double ring cerenumy. Mr*.' J. I. McKwan, or* giinisl, -fvmlkhrd thr nuptial imuic. . — 9 The liride-griAint’s brother and slsti r-yi law, Mr. uud Mra. iiilwin Wade. acted aa leit man ant inntrun of honor. The bridi*. itiven in marriage bv her .father, wn* gowned in white nylon atyled with n aweetheart neeklinor^toi'K p o i n t e d aleevea ami u train. She ytar* a fingertip veil of bridal tl|p*l»<i held in place by net roee tea and a uhl.i- .atm hnll-hat. Her only ornament-, wad a gold cru x , gilt of the liride-griM.in, upd she cat* 'itd a spray boouijuet c ( red rose*, and « range Irttneoma showeril with blue »ntin i iblmiii. 1 lie matron of hi nnr* wore a floor length white eyelet Rowli J with u *a>h of niiiltt i'olnrril *atli * rihli n and worr^n band o f wjii.e j.gurdi ilia* in* her hair. , The. Jlride'r. mother i;hn«e *4 white been die s with mat ddng acres.uirit**’ an I a Coraiig** of ted roues ’ Mojlnr of the bridegroom wore a powder blue iie p e dress j wirth Mu** nreeiuUiHe* ami a cor* I »n, e of m l Voara. The. couple left* iinmedlatly alter the cvteiooity for n shirt ; wedding trip, For traveling Mra. Wadi i Inoe n gray pin stripe i abil- willt rr«l nr»ve«i»rtrw -* — — Cecelia Trnluck Social Calendai GET IT ! PAG E THREE 9:00 A; M. And TiliieTd Slum* At Soiitfisldi’ Primary School To be cert i in that your ear I* in good condition fbr winter driv­ ing, have it checked before win. U r comae. field of foruiRn policies aa It in regard to dofneatic matters waa ;clenrly revealed laat week when Secretary of Commerce Henry Wallace delivered an addresa In N ew York City in which he'thoroughly repudiated *the course which the State Deportment h n been following in fotfjgn affairs and specifically denounced the stand taken by Secrcrtnry Byrnes only the week before, nt Stuttgart-. ' Just what does it mean to the’ bewildered people of Germany w hen. one* high government official declares thnt this United States ia in. Europe to atay and la followed almost immediately by unother high government offiCinl who says, apparently with the approval of the President, hat We should get out of Europe 7 What does it mean to the Turks, to th e Greeks, to the Iraninns, who are already being threatened and' bullied by the Russians, when Byrnes «ny* We will not back down before the Soviet and Wallace immediately denounces this so-called "g e t tough with Ruiula" policy? It is bad enough in the field o f foreign affairs when members of the opposition party give voico to cnrpiitg criticism Over every course o£ action which may be pur-' sued, but when the pnrty in power, when even the mem­ bers of the,President's own cabinet cannot agree on whnt THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA 1048 Mi** Daphne Connelly eiprct| to leavs Saturday for Tallaha** see where »he will licgin her stuilie* nt F.S.C.W. Mra. J. M. Jackson of Creacenl City spent some time here yes. terday visiting her lister Mr*. The mrnthly program and Mayme Hodgkin and friend*. business meeting of the Womsn* Society of Chriitim Service met ID . and Mr*. J. J. Roily and Monday af.'erhoon nt the .First Mr*. D*»n ultd. son Robert Dean Mvthrnist Church with Mp<. \V. M. spent Sunday nt 1l«wey-in*the* Tlmmlon opening the -meeting with a prayir. Mr*. J. N. ^Aiarello preten'nl the devettimal. • Ir*. Clyde I’ iercy ' After the reports rf the .various bend at * Crescent officers Mm. M. It, Strickland had with her parent* Ahargr of thr program, the sub* Ceorge Jaekson. j«t* lieing “ The Methodist* In The / 'm in le w N T l i n * . nb r lt r i l i b l !l* 1 f Country.” Those participatnrg Mr. and Mr*. C. II. Sntith of wefe *Mm. .CTecrge McCrtim and Orlande tut formerly of Sanford Mrs. W. S. Thornton. Mm. H. It. apent -the weekend with Mr. ariil Crumley presided over the meet* Mrs. h; It. Mitchell. M» ■ inn*.- Phil Ham#; lamenfa . the park Itig problem In St- l*et*r,burg . yacht parking, Full fashioned waa so augurod that ho reached for a broom and was about to Rattle for Soften* to go into action when hia fnthj/r appeared. . Policy, Sara R eport"Whnt are you going to cloAvith that broomstick 7" he Trying td bring , us naked. ' ’ • "I'm going to bent thia-horse." Poattnaater Central. Ila,nncgan predict* a Truman victory In IUIH , . . which would *t«m tq Indicate that Mr. Truman will bo tho democratic nominee. * . • / , * ; •* • Bccnusc he kicked at mo." •* ' ! ' Aren’t you auppoacd io know more than the home? " I h ope I k n ow m d Te." ^ * "D m tlip horse know It wan you he kicked at? Did lyou speak to him when you stepped behind him ?" "N o " • ’ . . ^ Of Klliott Roosevelt’* new book "W ell/ the older niun said, "no\v is a good time for about hie fathex Franklin D., Kd . Igtmbrlght has this WLsajr; “ in you to fasten in your mind tho thought that nothing can bad taste, and, in additSn, exec­ ever happen to you in this world thnt you aren’t responsi­ rably written, of extre nM^ doubtf « l authenticity, and swfiject to ble for, nt lenst partially. Maybe you are wholly responsi­ the Inevitable conclusion that he ble. Start in by taking the blame for things'that go wrong la wrl Ing only fo ( the money in your life and you'll bent up few er horses and men. I f you are honest with yourself, tho.thing that went wrong went wrong because you failed to do whaf was right at Chairman ' Carl Smith nf the Bomo time or other. When any homo kicks you, you are gis t* Industrial Commission re­ in tho wrong— if only b jf being where b ii hoof ’ could veals that Flftrlda l now. ha* nn connect with you/*— Thomas Dreler in Your Life. Mnd fov the payment o f ; ynttallleirmerU benefits T n M 1hr ov?T |4z,000,000. raised by payroll taxes on Florida’s various buxi­ ne*# enterprise*. 8o It. you want to know why It Is'to hard to get labor, and why taxes are so hljrh, there I* ■( least one reason. the Univcralty of Florida unlrs* they have already been as»lgned room*. It Is Impostlble, h*aags, ’ for the university to accommodate more than ft,000 students, atiguie almost . twice at high at before the war. Within another rear.' -perhaps, new dormitories will have - . w»wo* C w . one) tried Wallace’s New York speech without comment. The govern­ ment newgpaper, Ixvrstis, de­ voted 1,500 words to It: -Ttth Soviet papers also, carried PreaD" dent Truman’s comments on the j speech. . . . i • • A heavlly^ensored version o f l th# Wallace speech and the controver*/ over American foreign sra front page new* In _policy , Tokyo paper*. However, th# cen­ sor# eliminated from ths stories Wallace'* criticism- of -wh*t ha A new knap-on cap will enable a glass jsr of coffee to hold It* flavor indefinitely. The ultra­ vacuum lid. can lie re-sealed air­ tight with the palm of the hand. F/U KAU E l S .Create »pohi on rug* can be removed by arnlying baking *odj, rubbing in well and allowing to •land overnight. Remove with P r«l(y and practical good-looking, servlca*weight stockings with pur* Nylon legs. Relnforedd attrac­ tively at points of wear. In colors to blend with S?^\HCiS To Manager E d Levy- T o ~ lf SAD D ltiWCMNO In 4i bathing suit, and the llitrd picture in sU evening dress, slr«el or sport* clothe*. . »' • Cant) slants are ssked to put their names, addresses, and age* on each photograph. They are jr » [, the7cb7sf-“ ' - ^ ' “ ntrA* " rid! 8tJohn* Rlv?r' if we ever stcanHng up the St Jfohttd River to S it our $10,000,000 Med-Fly damaare repa,d; reBl houses-for-oijr veterans instead of itwillbethmJffh • %# '— -™ J . ...not hy our presen tof fi cials i a li ..... in.C Congress-who have given , ns nothing but promise* for or 14 long, weary years. -- > When we 1 - • .• • '« «a • V’ , -S- *- ■ . L. • Mg Vieoi pitching ' leu H ottenl A* cotuoI hock tor f coAboid Sole jhe •Off groce oI tha »hou( m o z ? m a m - u -t den. lha btotehl tUevot on Nov.. 5 for our own Central fs fts iis k M iS ; . j florlda vrould break the toil voting jhe two-party syetem 000 in publicity ahmet This nation was built on a tn fn( '. i l l 'l l mu veil in the llur«* vv«-ar». I If S u it m * i -|i lie *it I •>' cc ti III • unit i« mm ml.i t I |l|ij| i(>1in it they will jiitn \|| * SHEET MUSIC • l'o|Uil;ir % • ( hissiciil • Hillbilly IiiHlriylion liookH THE "MUStCBCWr 111 W . 1*1 St. Phone* 953 Mr. and Mrs. John S In mi crlcliraUd lhc|r .10th nnnivn-. yesterday. Hodden stole* intered * I Army the top with Mra. J. C. MUaltrli; prliM ipal of tho sctwol In Uir lower School time U here again) WIHi.liCWt acniboed so clean they nhlne, k*fl la Harriet K. Dr>*on. iktughtor of Mr* Hia K Itryan or Wr»t Thirepic and apan clothes. Tialr rlbtsuL* and saddle osfordA. the lioy, gtrH Ircnth Street taking lime out for a ilrink of water, and lit Die loser tnd principal pictured above are muly to begin a new term ot learning r ig h t a r r P » y r and R o g e r tinnier, c h ild r e n Q( Mrs. I.. V O n m e r .*( 300 at Southslde Primary School Moth Jo Morrison and iM lier l.n Nfnr- Went Slxteenlli Streo:. ‘ rlion. daughters of Mrs. W L Holnies o f Myrtle Avenue ate plrtured at A n d that performance * T -_ — l!i|; . S in * h«« m l« i| v%»|It .S tu m * |“Mifftimn'-cInMil-i nml Misa Chqrlrnv t nldwvll is l»*jving Sumlay fur Milln.lgwillr*, tin. whr-r* she wilt enter Ceiftgia Stills College Fur Women as S sent to hhlriila cokihi at'enillsg freshman. She will he atrmnpan Florida State College fof Women, leq by her monther Mrs. R. L. Slctsrn, Rollins, University of Caldwell. • . Miami, Southern and Tampa to submit photograph*. , ■ Students arid wives who are living at (iainesville while at­ tending the University include NFW CARVINt; KN IFK Mr. an,| Mra. U Diggers, Mr, PERRY; N. Y., (/PI—Turkey* and Mr*. Kugcne Harrison; Mr. and other ,fowl wil be easier to and Mra,* Jim Shoemaker and Mr. carvo ihl* 'fall aa the result.rf a jU ttj„H rs.. Lee P, .M o e re .------- -... now (l?Vitiipiiu*Tit in *Uie pptlerv Industry.. A new self-snarpening Student* planning to leave hi carving l(nifc it made In sets if the Immediate future for Florida one, two and three piece* kn con­ State College' For Women nt tainers. Kvrry lime the knife i- Tallahassee Include Mis* Jackie rrmovttl or roulnr^l, thp chr» nit* llrotclrie. Mis* Martha I’erkins, vunailium bU Ic !■ auto Miss Cnmillv llatten, Miss Shir­ maticttlly rrhonnb ley Smith sn,| Miss Toi Living. ames K « £ r . ’s s s w a a in m u in (nun \tin 1.yniiiii Iturrmi ••( cliyjtj. i Cil«ic» ;it* .i liAtim i-\f.Tl.if wf mu| aitiMii'it| tpain t r. • ■ Mr. Wu Ic a!tciiil« i| |h.« fcYit Friclid* of llerinan Middleton prill l«i interested li> learn that he left Sunday for New York JC\ y where he will allind Colum Miiu University. Mm. MlddlMun will join him "Jt u Inter dale. Sanford Baseball Association *' Iu k I* • i KimiI '-i.M i* In i -ii ;i ri.ttliiali ,| Joe McCaslin who ha* spent the pnst two week* in New York returned home pn Monday. He \ti|| spend several ilay* in the (Jrange Memorial Hospital in Or­ lando, SVH LVW O called llrillsh Imperialism,- and his contention that U, K- policy The true sardine Is not a dwarf j* Hading towar,) war with fi*h, but the young o f ‘ the plkh- M m , •••In ti *i| »•.»urn* Capt. It. W. Hunter anj dnugh ter Mr*. Henry Mrl-aulin. Jr and son Henry Mrl.nulln III re turned from llaltimme yesterday Henry III hn* been confined .it thr hospital. * »T O !k r . iiftti tt **(*o f piu o . J e o x e lP t — eeemi to be advocatlhg, Wallace hlmteir favor* Ru»eppeaarment, I* ia Ruultn Unltad 8;at*t now • *W i*q c e Qf.whet Hyuib government I# up » y * The Tribune. Of » W Wrtohloit* ara pot very ‘ . 1 W,rH York communist* lut ./Th# J A C K S O N VII.LK, Sept. 17. (SpecUH— War Asset* Adminis­ tration'* first comprehensive com­ modity luting of surplus property obtalnsble nt site ssles through­ out the.coir/ry is now avsllabls for inspection at WAA’* local office, William J. Warren, region­ al director, announrul. nml other vTkj^rl# buyers. Wanted: Florida’s-,Most Photogenic * ,Young Lady For Orange Bowl'Queen Observers Speculating Over Outcome Of Meet Even the .bWier* ara on strike In New Y6rk City, wherwoujunen, tsuck drivers, and M other worklog groups have quit. Two Ursa food, chains with 770 katores In New York City have-been forced Lel'e look at It this wayt. to-close them all on account of tho Impossibility of securing deUvsriss, Now Deslrr* may call 4hU "the mors abundant life”, but windstorm Iniurancs can be re­ It strikes U L lt Is.“ tho law of tho duced to 84o by ‘ buying n. .6 lim it.. “ . year renewable policy. You aavs Jumi**.' 16c of every 100c. . ’ J. \ Now based on our . present Florida's Senator Pepper haa alvjdtmU, by buying a mutual been elevated to the position of policy from tn. you can further reduce your yearly, coet to 67 adlc»l* in the -Pgmocratie u t c . Saving >2, 4lie o t ,avery in «f hi* raoiwaro-Sueslaq luOc., you esui'AMoea - If you than. Henry Walla*#’* be- dont get * dyldend you ara not paving any more Ulan thg. pubew Ijahed rataa for f oui^ inktlfancp. Commerce »e«reUtry’a. Whit Th# Mutual CotR^anlea. *vr« ORB asuim* 4rv I. _ a J .iA A .ltk i, n represent have always p a id 'pndividend* to policyholders. C. M. Royd A Co. "Your Mutual Insurant# Friend," pKon,; 104^• Tomna Tribune -potnU to t m umUarity • fcotwovn the Miami « i BO FUtonlin* Hi p»*»port* and tha flood . mffckandlaA by commodity | WAA Has Listing Of aide group* anl by location oC aalc*. wa* learned. Al*6 lifted pr# ^Available Property itpriority d*t«e set for veterans fA R R .U \\ .nil •s ia* la donht *If Central A roron ond wool ndpi. ; *' , r ''T ; W b y W fV lU fM W g h , I -*> I •• • . -- . • llA R T H A M ILLER . . . Expert beauty consultant -­ o f the Richard Hudnut Salon and the DuBarry Succeaa School • . will be at T O U C IITO N ’S DuBsrry Cosmetic c6unter all* thU week. 1 . She’ll chart a Succeaa-O-Plan fo r ypa-. . . a*simple beauty o r g a n iz e r to tell you hefw to care fo r your akin whether i t ’d dry, oily, normal ortoen-aga. Plot a beauty routine fo r improving face, flgitro and fitneaa with the *aamt co-rclated DuBarry preparationa used at the Succeaa School. ifcult h Hoard’s Nutrition Consultant Says Servo Fruit .luiees Uo^ardloHs Of Season -ep t I*. n u t " c lt w a t t in g tn C iinie for new mips of fnul •n, use ranneil juice*, advises Mrc Vera Walker, Florida Mtuu* Hoard nf Health mi iltioii cons,limit, rhe nutritionist puintrd out thnt N. J. la vliltlitg Mr. ami Mr*. impfrvesl metlusls of hmulling n »l I«*lle Went at their home Dtd canning have nude th e. ranneil Kt*t Eighteenth H.reet. • products comparable with’ fresh juke, both for flavor nrt|l nutri. Sludenta leaving to attend ilonal value*. Unlverelty of. noriih * la at GainrtAnd. canrud citrus ’Joiie* me Villa are Georg “Temple, Ralph mv* o f the few fro I* listed dy Ecklee, Leo Bui ler, Nell I'owrII, ‘tho Department of Aoirulturo ms Robert and Emmett Herndon,- J. abundant fur Octnlwr. D. Grogan, E* C. Ildrper, Ke« For w i(/Ink that gives you a -lth lasting nutritional neth Leffler, Walter llaynea, J im* . . . •— , ys Mrs. Walker, mix Crenshaw, Bob Crumley, Hob valuta, *. of icg cold •canned Altman, Chum 8tanley, Harry three s* with one part of cold Beasley, Cullen Wright,- Francis "range ringer ale* Drink 1m* Tliett fix your*rif“ en-: Hodgei and Ralph I^»-ingi you’ll want It. . . . . .......ius milk and orunge _ w u* i w i i u ui aiic v w m in r ii drink for children (and adults! Australia lie* |n the tropic*, i u « j m m , * « u p n r u li d m ilk , uni! Ir e w a te r nr m a i l e d Ire. S w e e tr n in g im iy hr m e li d d r p i m lin g un th e s w e e ln e r s e f I In* cn n liatl f r u i t ju ic e . 'I’aiilan me. Jim key, but did you Uiiuu I list i InI he- whlrh make fre|t rlli w-hip. tls purpn-r- ■•ig.iniro <|Ui ul trips to thr Colonial Cleaners • look -whulesame and Iniq, and suggestions f**i pi.qei Is always spruce?" . and activities were dlsiUSseil. Atvthrr way of • using nlnned I.radii* an,| their topic* included; juice is to mix tirnngr juice » r “ TIi* .Me'.hcxlisl Youth Fellows mixed citrus Juices wi’.h plain sl'il*-- Mary lluhhard, «IrTatiiT-; gelatin • for* a bnso fur jellied “ Worship and FVangelism.'* Rev. salads and ilesarrt--. If you tse Kenneth Roger*. Wintn Park; the sweetened juices* they nerd "World Friendship/’ Kitty Allen, no extra susar. To make ’ the Ind.nml; 'UednraWdlpt?*— Neva Jelly, use one to l>fy envelope* .Miuqus, Orliitulo; Community nt gi |atln for. each pint rf Jyjc*’*- Sn i ire,” — FM K Ireher. ilepending on how stiff you Want Itecredlien oa varum* evenings it. Soak the gela in In a litlh- was led by Virginia Chapman, Dot cool juirei then heat it ever ffnt i rumley, Kitty Allen, Neva Murwater to melt nttd dilsolve the qus, nml Itoh Crumley. The aril gelatin, and add the r« maining i ifies fur tsich evening cunrluded rool juice. Dun’t heat nil •/ the with a worship set vice in the juiry. Mode tills waV, the Jelly rhurrh sanctuary. set* mere quickly and precious Tlmse attending were llaiel ItaiiHH*, Denise H'.eveiis. Martha Chapman. Mary Carlton. Jnynie Mae Jones, Carleen llidlenlierk, Mary Ann Krelnbring. Donna Jean, Dunn, Ani) Ihinn, Carolyn lludtun. Felines Chiburn, Ihirbara MvNab„ Ill* Flowqra. Ilarluuu Chap­ man, Mary Alice llerinluii, laiul*** l.undquist, Joanne Williams, Rachara Ann FMenfield. .Nancy Jean Appleby, Catherine Clark, Hetty Jo llrock. Dot Crumley, lleryle Htivens, Mury Joyce .Steven*, Vir­ •-yonIni ot Ine Mrthodist Church ginia Chapman. brought to a close 'Youth AetlAlto Rob Kilpatrick, lliil Kil­ vtUe. Week’’. A week pock., patrick, Randall giuff, Filwood with f u n , ' fellowship.-study, and William*. Donald F^itrelL U w l* Warship. At this servk# spoeial Hughey, Garnett White, Kenneth musle was rendered by the young Kill*. Fidward McKinley, Hamid paople’a choir. After a sarmon Taylch/StewarCJIoUenbeek, Chuck oa “ What Do You 8Und ForT” by Herron; Leon^wain, l.loVd Swain, Rov. J. E. Mcklnley. tho offken. of the Mclliinlisl Youth Fellowahip for the coming year wera In­ stalled. They ara as follows: Alteration* Dry Cleaning S. Pelm elvo A v c . Ph. 481 Lips Radiant as Glowing Iunbcrs Youth. Week Ended I At Methodist Church IW ri(U N ’ JF U «r A . K ^ iL u a u / h r* a GOOD R e pa /r Jo* SERVICE If egg yolks arr. too far oflsldc, th# white is likely tn lirrsk through during the Huffing, proeesi. JTAiTUHO NIW COlOtl #■)■» ., tlS. Mll Q m t lip) .ilk Ihtmme cUk , ism . «•*) w M ) •Mh Itut m . I u i k m llpahfc Bt» «J« ■. , Suswir nww i Sot k*skHehntA* tiw. M »-Ab«» Vu *ii,J UtuluMI ISJ laJil.Ul*, sin IM 1st |0* (is bn* a liu il wtw Mat At MOV O*U0 AM) OVAUMUil (TOM Touchton Drug Co. . .1:— ■ �* • M 4 c PAG E FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD, S A N F O R D ,'F LO R ID A ' 1 U tSD AY, SEPT. 17, IM S RojiUrtibor, A. P. • J »lt « • . - . ci r, 1fK: it n i »7»s Clark of Clrrtilt Coat! > Homlholc Count,'. Kin Bride ii believed tr> be derived DUCAL) 'from an anclrnt Teutonic word IN T in : r'tltf'C lT CrtCllt OF T H E mearilng “ to cook." < n i n t h . j u d ic ia l rliiu titr is AND Pflft AKMLNtil.E COUNTY. HTAXf: (fV ri/ n tlH A . in CH AN . ,c k i i Y no . m i. sHiTim t o At>re.«M NAOMI II. VKNAIII.K TOi Win. C- llarliun, wlitia. (ilaeo Plaint Ilf. of rtaldefifB la unknown. You ara tieretiy roi,ulrtd to api>oar flAltllY C.. VKNAJ1LK o Prf rr.danl. on.tha Hlh -day n( Xktotinr, A. l>. ‘ 1,1VOUCH . 1M*. In a eorlaln suit lor itlvorr* TIIK KTATF. OF PUUIItiA. pending In Iho Clrruit Court ul C. gamlnol* County, Florida, an no OHKETIMIS: TO II A It II Y lirVvlMlrd IIIU Of which rano Ir VKNAIII.K whnoa rratdrnea (nil Klllh lou tlarlaao. nlalniltl to addrraa la; Harry 0, Vanik I* Wm. C. Ilartaan, Iiofritdnnf. JU Oakland Arrnun Wltnro* nif hand and otflcla’ Alli.na, tlrurala •*al a| Hanford. Kamlnule County You arc hrrohf nntlfl.d that oult BlaU of Florida, thlo llili da, •• l or dlvorr. hoa b «r„ IHrd aaalnat member- of. thy family. Legal Notice in Washington following the board’s refusal by a vote of 4 to 2 to reverse 1U decision against negotiated wage increases that brought about tha nationwide maritime strike. The labor members dissented. A t head of table Are (left to right):. A . Coleman Barrett, Philip German, Willard .Wirtz, rhnlanin and Carl Shipley. (International JTcundphoioJ Vaneuard nf eewpletely meckaaUed coll on farmta. tka four giant mackiaet pictured above an pickers which _ of _r. Iho n o n than. 100 . . . mockaalcal _________ ,_. ........ ... wlj aid In barvostlag tha crop in »a Of tha Coltou Belt thlo fall. Tha National Cottou Council reports that one of iho plchor* can Mltoa la a fa*r ailautaa thaa a haad plchar would ramori from iho field In ba aalira day, I •f Biachlaa picharn will ba a hlg factor la lowering tha coat of Yoltoa prediction. 5 A R T IC L E S FOR SALE 9 W O RKW ANTED FURNISHED hound or apart-• ment, preferably 2 bedrooms. . Call H. A, Shryock nt phone 600 x 16 TlRKS _ ' Now shipment just A/rlvnl. Also 700 x 10. T IIK A T L A N tIC STATION Corner 3rd & Purk Andy Jensen, 'manager • Wa n t e d by veteran, house or apartment unfurnished. (mu. pie) call Rny Johnson, Monte tuma Hotel. 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE LOANS- MADE FROM $10 TO *100 strict, privacy; fast service FLO RID A LOAN CO. ' 102 Sanford Avehuo in money matter* is strictly respected ’ here. ’ Friends and relatives are not ijucsUonH about your credit* tour em­ ployer or busineaa ’associates will not hear of your personal affairs. There is no cause for embarrassmenL IttAsonablo credit requirement*. No co-piakera on money loans. Variable paytitentJ>jana. ~ ( I.KAItANCK HALE A GOOD investment—two house,, live In one and rent the other. Odd lot of house paint, 60 r ipiart. Also some gallon lot* nt $i.!dl. Phone 1141. THE ATLANTIC STATION 10 ACRE orange grove. Edward Cirner 3rd 4 Path F. Lane. •Andy Jensen, ln*n*^*r ' A NICE cute little bungalow, fid. LARGE WOOD or coal circulat­ , ward' F. Lan?. ing heater, excellent condition. 6-ROOM bungalow close to school. $-o.OO.' Man’s bicycle, «xrellent Florida Hank Bldg. Ran! bargain. Edward F. Lane. condition. $30.00, 1021 Elm , Ph. IMS. REAL ESTATE WANTED ________ 12 Phone V SPECIAL SERVICES SIGNS M X E C T It 0 L l)X lofrigerator Sholv card* and poster* Freese* with gas, 110.00, Wed. WR NEED USTINGH. of Farms, O— l)BITS 8 I0 N SERVICE times, Groves and Business afternoon, Saturday or Sunday. lltrmes. O. D. Landrras. Phono 1021 G. L. Kiel, III. ’^00 South ul Geneva. Reafuir. Tom • Boll' Associate, -F L O O R SANDING Phone 1120, 4TS Atlantic Bank COMPLETE-fly m i fishing outfit and m l thing. Cleaning and wax­ Bldg. f 11/___ . . t ti.. i ti .w rrn tu ing. New floorg surfaced to per­ fection. Old Doors made like new. 8 ARTICLES FOR SALE ftleclrlc Toastera, $4.35 II. B. P O P * CO., INC. IICMU.S—limited supply. $1.25 pc bag. J. E. Lloyd, llux llil, Ban fonl. . ’ H. M. GLKABON Lake Mary, Fla. our portrait Uken at NICH O LUi STUDIO 220 Melsch Bldg., Phon* 11GB Children a specialty BAXBECI'H GUILI.H BAI N COATS RAI N BATH • BKNT A CAR YOU DRIVE IT PIIO N B >00 BTRICKLAND-MORKIHON »»-DRIVFi-lTt INC. PHQTOGRAIMiH" your BEST photograph __ made at *. TH E RAYMOND STUDIO ' ^ DODGE - PLYM OUTH PART'S AND SERVICB 106 Palmetto Ave. Phone iv# Floor Mata Available " " ’ NOLB TIK E SI10I « ir Seat Cover* LK TIR E HIIOI inlliAL'lJw HUH no MIRACLE BLOflKB FQR yollr home—Superior work­ manship weather resistant, high strength, termite, proof. Mir- 0 ARTICLES WANTED I'L L BUY your rar reganllea* o f age or condition. Rny Keel, 300 W. 2nd St. 7 P « U ( L ives to ck , S u p p lies O m n i), Klnf l<(a. FOR STRENGTH V k W H ILE ^ k BUILOINQ 3 k PYRAMIDS TROTTER APPLIANCE SERVICE * 304 W . S E C O N D S T R E E T P H O N E 1064-41 V b u n u m H E A D - H U N fE fc V D R I N K S W l ' f H YOU O U f o f fH E S A M E LOANS PIECE l^dronm furniture — ward rub* Trunk, battery, radio, oil rooking stove, wood ice box, etc., reasonable, it. E. Ansley, 7 mile* W. First St., RU 1, Box 142-W. ib m liio l. Ilf It I- IH’ ltl'Ii’K. |i m .'. 0. m :v i:w ,v Mr tew-a n W Allarmr fur I'lalmlfr urlando. Fla. (KKAI.f S l a v e s o h i<m s ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS CARPENTER """*Vork espertly RIGHT angle show ease. Car alone. U A. Smith, 612 Myrtle. lie seen at 2013 Palmetto Avc. MlDDLE-agt, married nfun wisht* Mr*. C. -A. Dutton. FURNISHED room — 801 Mag­ to connect with goo,| irai nolia’ A venue. _ tate btfiltfeuft. Hav? Ttift pcbtlr, TWO-wherl1trailer, -box- *fw,—♦ luave • goo*I character, icfcr FURNIS1IKI) room. 408H French x T f t . ‘ with rack, 1 new tire. enre. llox 21, e/o Herald. $76.00, due Michels, Paola, Ave, i *S la . WANTED TO RENT will * prorrrd ex |Ult«. Iinlrr.il that Ihta nollrr -bo |uibirahrd onro. a wtrk for, Xottf* «>n»*«;ut1Ve wxrlin Ift I ho' Karifui d II ora M of Kaitturd. Florida. ■ • . . * • SV tnoBM eif hand and ,ihe oral nf aabl I’.iurt Jhlo Hot day of Auluot. A. l>. j* U U. |>, HKlIKIHlN I 'lor W of Clrruit I.Viort fnf R ^ k ROOM far ^enl, 1114 Park, phone 2 v n lrrtd aitalim rt-u ami raid i « u - a S C O H 'S SCRAP BOOK • FANS • M IX E R S v • W A S H I N G M A C H IN E S • V A C U U M CLEANERS FO R REN T ved Tn*.tb, Circuit c;>mrt for m-mfable Ovunly, FlorMa. In l.'hanrerv bf Naomi. II. Vflm lilr ’ You ufo ktrvUi rr.iuliTil to III* four, »|~ptarancr with I hr t*t* rh or * ui,| forirt In 1(10. Untinlf i ’ jiI m at K.inrn,<l, n-irlda, .on ,qr Monday. Ihr Jilt day ul UrniUr, A, I1,, Ifli, or* flrlrull o',|| i„. ROBB’S H0MB' BAKERY 2 l7 E A S T F IR S T S T R E E T CUP T im e A < 'f r i E He is (llimMli/llli I I K d lM M l f l B H I I W ( V H n a H | V SAM E. y o u r f J 1 }j i f/ i f r ie n d F o B a iiE £ J — ■PHONE 864-J OLlVfc W A SH E D s u r m itt < rtA 1 ' ^ O E S piho .curb por MttlRY DUB TO ASTHMA ATTACKS sm tf a»sWO Kara — Ir fle m «*M »» i/,w hup* (a! Ifiai from IVIIMI at MISn, U ansoonrwl toUa* Is rat—ll»( (wrraaa wllk a ralllsllr# formula wklrk Ml Uu pewit to irilara u lliu ia and bran. ikUl aoXOillua .Mrs an* woman wbo formill, anirirad ■ Ith Jraad rmiskine. tbobla*. ttbaatlnt stutVa al uikma paratrtmi now tall ol blin—t ralUl aliar utla* It. raoUETlN mail IS So. but ronilXrHn* raMtu aMarWnraa. IkW la not •ipatwlr*. liwtsu la onlr a law panalao a Owai. irev*!— — Ml, as airaatad.) PROMBT1H (s told w|ik ttrlcl mono,bark Vusrsnloa kr Laney's- Drug Store, Melsch Bldg. Mall Order* Filled. PEER SK AR ^EH 't>!e i r BEFORE T h e c o m b A T , dirin for aala by i-ajyy's Drug Wend Drug Sfffrea every- or i l d ^ a n Tl e r s j u s T ’ . “M A T i N q s e a s o n THE OLD HOME TOW N. DO YOU i u IH < 0 A DRV H A fc flH l? SEE, W H A T i ^riE BRINE ON OLIVE OHAMqES 'THE. FLAVOR oF-THE <JlM S.pl.iwit B I faSol Okl Bv STANLEY Y E P !"IT S S U R tA 1 P R E -W A R W H I T E S H IR T — T H 'A J E W O W E S COULt>>MT. S T A M P T H A T STRAIN FROM B E L D E M O T Y ‘pooeiif Yaw Meetley ELECTRIC , appliance repairs — wo repair washing machines, vacuum cleaner*, fan*, mixers, •ewlng machines, Trottef Ap* pllancn Service, 304 W. Second St., Plione llXlt-J.1 __________ SNAPSHOTS— printed, developed, enlarges). We eopY old photo­ graphs. NICHOLLH STUDIO 220 Melsch Bldg., Phone 11R0 ELlEXmUC appliance repairs— w e' repair .washing machines, CONCRETE aewer pipe—Septic I BU Y row*, calves, yearlings. vnreum cleaners, fans,1 mixer*. tanks, fence putt, grease traps, Phona’ R, W. |*m!, 78B-W, Trotter Appliance Service, 304 benches, flower pot*. Miracle W. 2nd S t„ Phone 10fVt-^. ^Concrete Co^ 308 Elm Ave. _ 13 NOTICES— PERSONA^. CR IT§ and meal—ground fresh hvary Monday from snowflake . SEMINOLE TIR E SHOP corn. Can ba bought at Card* 201 North Park COCKKR SPANIEL PUPS ner‘* Store, Lake Monroe. 10 A.ICC. leg!tiered, Phona County _________ Telephone 37 * Ih. bag. II .on. ______ 1 ‘4 • NOW ready to grind every Monl COftENftAGAN eabbare plants POINTERS »— fine blooded stork, day morning — Your ^om, now ready. Phone 703-M. 3 months old. Phone 1-42. shucks, ate., for feed. J. W. GOOD work horse about 1100 Batl, Lake Monrod, Phono 18. pound*. W, D. Bumbalqugh, PH O N O G R APIIS'for rent — (o i re Wilson Cornar, parties, dances, entertainments. ith or without HELP WANTED- THE LONE RANGER ! THINK V0U UED WHEN VO0 TRiEI TO BLAME THE MASKED-MANF D A D 'S FALL l J Z 7 - ------------ ---------: 0 IR L fo r soda fountain at Lanblooming varieties. Oxer varieties; FYeS catalog ■. , Rosea In color. Order now. T L T B X ROBB NURSERIES Bread F U L L jtim e clerk wanted. Apply JUST ONE OF XiDENTS ON AND WHAT'S MORE, IF, THAT i ed m Ah h a d n t fo u n d vou; AM BITIOUS mothers whtTnood to earn Money but can only W A N T E D transportation from ■ work part Um« — Avon Pro- ; 705 Palmetto Ave. to Hdq. Bldg. duets, Inc. offers opportunity I4lh A, A. F.n Otlando, Mr*. £ M 0 N 8 fo r sale. Mrs. 8. . Eonleb Bi Horton. Vaster, Lake Mary, F la ^ YHta N loml Dlllman* kdway, W i just received a large of h a rd -to , get it w ill pay you to PERIENCED m e a t cutter, imerahly middle-aged parson. ih Brindla Bui Jlggs/ Find* LOST — Black and white Cocker Spaniel. Phono 693. Reward. I? Appiy (Robb's Home *, ! - ... a u t o s r o O A u T >YPAUL RQBINSQW B U T O A O .’ �r TUESDAY,, SEPT. 17, 1946 Feds Take First Tilt In Series; Howingtoh To Face Martin Tonight By A R TIIU K BECKWITH, JR. Herald Sport* Editor The Sanford Celery Fed# turn, ed the’ Orlando Senators hack By a 10 to 1 count here last night behind n -magnificent five hit pitching performance turned In by Jim Schantel before 1,010 fan*, at the ‘ Municipal Park to give Sanford its first victory in the final round of the Shnughnessy playoff*. The Fed* placed ihe game i« the cooler in the Initial frame aa Al Bryant drew a free pas* and was forced out by- Boh Juttle, who wa* safe on a fieldP lr’a ‘ choice. Dave Bride advanced Tuttle to second and was safe himself on an error by third haseman * Lea Bergman. Like grounded to Burn* who tossed to Fn*i| to force Bride at second, . l-ake being safe at first. Tuttle tallied on an’ error by Manager Ted Madjeskl and Lake advanced to third on the play. Manager Ed Levy drAw n free ducat. Aa Hyde was . nbopt to |Pitch to Ossie Glorfg Levy broke "to steal second base and in the -raixup Hyde became-so confused that he ju*t whirled around on the mound, completely forgetting 'about lake on third. A* Hyde turned his baek to thin! loiko stoic homo. Levy' 'advanced to second on the piny. Glarig lined a, single to left to score Levy from second and later Glnrlg was thrown out by Madjeskl on un attempt to steal |second base.-' In thn third Sanford added two more as Uride sent a double to the right r e n t e r field followed by singles by luikc and Levy add coupled with an error by Turner. The. fourth added another on li fielders choice issued tn Bride followed by sin­ gle* by I-ako and l,evy. Sanford tallied again in', the sixth a* I.ake opened the Inning with a two bagger Into riltht, (Ilorig drove him home with an­ other at wo* base blow. Another big spree came for the Hanford: Ites In the seventh. Bryant walked and advanced to second on Tuttle's fielder* choice. Bride wag safe on an' error hy Lavelle. Bryant scoring on the play. Lake walked and Levy doubled to send Uride and Lake across for the ninth qnd tenth nine of the evening. 1’ The tone Senator cun came In tho eighth as. Mlko Dqmiugurz doubled tq left, went to Third as ’ Borfts" griiiim W H ut ,1 ami scored on I ji veils'* infield nut. Jim SchnnloL was in rare form last night, as he completely handcuffed tho liig Senator bats­ men. Scl\antc! sent five Orlandoan# down via the strika out route and allowed but four free Ducats Available For Auhurn-fieorgia Junior Grid Tilt Anderson Dons Armor For First Time This Year It*.3; Simai INSIDE SPORTS REPORT m a r t in SWINGS released SAN DIEGO. Sept. 17—OP)— The one-time major li'ngue st*.\ John l Pepper! Martin, ha* licc:» released « * manager of the Sail Dicsti! Padre of the Pacific Coast Lea title at hi* own rreiueift. A veteran San Dieini pitcher ar I cettch. dial Btillh art. wi’l -<o nititij; maoagei of the club during the remainder of the It*It* reason Marlin i* -util to be interested in a mannceria.l port in the Tcxir l.engue next «es*on. Only Five Linemen Have Won Starting Berths On Eleven Dr | Leonard Barker Optometrist examined—(>l.i**rs titled 203 S, Orange Ava. Orlando, Florida' Phone 4067 r . Opens 12:45 P. M. Daily Children ...__ ____ ... 09c Adulla . .............. 40c W E NOW HAVE ON Today & Wednesday DISPLAY THE NOT ONE . . . RUT T W O LARGEST STOCK OF SUPER-THRILLERS TOYS AND WHEEL! Facial “Cocktail” for Men •Refreshingly Brisk and tingling • Private parking space for business men and women between Florida Stale Bank and Princess Theatrta with entrance from First Street and exit to alley. By the month or year only at reasonable rates. Security Bond and Mortgage Co., Inc.' 502 Atlantic National. Bank Building, or call Garland W. Spencer, Agenl. Phone 99. F A LL FIVE Fed Gridders, Prep For . Eustis Contest Friday Night tty ine A»*iKlaled Ire** . ited For the flr«t time in Major .['f He Learilr ttascbnll, two tyaru* may !' in wind up thr complete searmi In " ‘ i* 1 ball a dead beat for the flag. That’s ,,v‘‘l the poritiort in which the llrunk- whi »d lyn Dodger* and St. I -onis Cflrdi- due .* nal* find thenuvlvc* t»day. with >»• ;just two week* of the,campaign By JU LIA N STENSTUOM ur remaining. The Cards’ have anr M Coach Gofse Kettle* and i.h «’.< advantage over (be Dodger* in'in I assistant, Fred Gams, sent ‘ the the standing*. Rut the schcdulu C ch ry.F ed griJders through a r* j continue* to favor the Brook*. rough prartice session yesterday ,o j Once before, thrie \v;i* a play, afternoon* a* the heal much itic the off to determine the National began its final prepariittnn fee litU League pennant - winner. The the season’* opening : contest Vritin play-off wasn’t to decide the day night here against .the highly . deadlock between the two team* ralcil Eustis Panthers. ’ hall which finished -In a lie fo r first Kettle* *aid yesterday that th.s ft in' the standings. The game netufar cnly five posilnit# in the'line and writers to pintret ,Ote play This ent ally wa* n re.play o f another JUST RECEIVED have been nailed Mown and he be wa* felec'cd on the All la* famous ‘ g’rfthe. - ’ • addul that several rarkfield pdjD Team a* the utility man. In l!*'ix | On Sept. the Chicago ^ ^ fP A U L D IN G may1 still he open. ' /' Pit mini moved to Sanford " an I (Tifi* and New- York Giant# fig* In the line, tiwyiln iTleeL_hefty was awarded the third a*e port* urctl In that faniou* contest In t^ )T »H A U a S tion'un the All-Star Team to*- which Fred MrrVIr failed GT graduate from last year's BaKv place biin * qii tinie big train fo r , touch second l.a»e. The tiiaut* Fed machine. will hintlle the CHILDS M ETAL ’ bird year 111 kticrcsslnn ■eemnl to have the game 'won rent) r position. Three (Inaril*. let’ll man was head m il bad : ju ninth when At Bird well Nollle Trapp. Ed Fielding a.i I n arh si the llsrln* bigl school 1singled to score Miutke Mcl’ftrJre latdwig, are *el to hanijte tile, • a p p l ia n c e s at -I during hi* lour nf duty mlck. However. Merkle, who wn* nssijrnmenl* «t those reaper ive YANKEES HELL BLACK there turned In <h*fnphin*hlp on first, broke for the clubhouse IRONS — MIXERS NEW YORK. Sept. 17, t/P) — |Mi*,t* and one i lid. Haloid Kast* eleven*. Instead nf for second. One of COFFEE MAKERS The New York Yankee* of the Her, -ha* nailed down onij o f the lie knows how to hnndle eitres' the Cub player* called for a All-America Foothill Conference en*1 pespion*. VACUUM CLEANERS t the ‘** well n* fnothnll* and I imx-DsiII'S.* Yesterday Ketrte*. Shifted Jun­ have sold John VUInndy" Black to hi, iml hi* friends predict tbsi fine linll and tugged second, and V>* ALARM CLOCKS the. Buffalo Bison* of the same ior Vickery, who had been work, vfhn viangr* and grapefruit will cimtg pin* Hank O’ Dny culled Merkle out. There wn* no-chance of re­ league. Black starred at Missis ing In thi tmes field thus ini in — reiem Oinji hi* grove*. \ slppl State In 11*12, before enter­ Eali.ho an *end position.- Whether jv-by-l * A tJood Player V suming'•-•play Hint drfy. *o the ing the service. 4 Vickery will * art, Friday nlrht b _. . .1 I Mot * i* Klein of- New York t ’ity, game wn* called t) lie. Tlmt'* the (i»nie*t that, u<N j wti.' wall his vTNlly font lull I lotThe be»t new* of the ofteinoon ,• for- ter at the University of Miami in |ic-played at the end o f the sca­ . -was recorded when big Andy billon on war day* and then wa* plan'd! son, niter the (imnt* and ('tib* Anderson appiated in uniform for rliinv ■«*< the *cfon*l alt-American -erv had t«-en tied f,-1 first place / iA A i\ n i vr ( the fir«t time Anderson bar been, thank' . tem#Tur hi*"play under Paul *Tht* fuh* won the play off. I grlting into shape, Imwevei. *' gym clothe* ami not jartlclpaiing The play off gniin- and Itm 1 in the heavy n u t duo to an tn event* leading ip to it left John \l lea*t he did receive Ihe * Jury *o" hi* htirnl which wa* * » McGrow Meepcd in ill feeling fat, lh»t three limp* received j tlim d *evernl week* **>•. and Idt ti-l n*1- .1 National in Norfolk al It e conclusion of Kettle* '«td that he plann *d n earn* lie I ween lluaniikr and league ciimlmit,-.- wa* rmnn'd to j to usr Andoi*on fur n couple ‘ Norfolk Suri«Ji«> «f|rrnoon, mveslibnle an o’ letupU'<l httiniy I tjuarler* in the Eti*li* conte*i of llinplfo Hill Klein, who offii A o ' 1 liltllJC III till A i i U t i l l t P 'l i Anderson wn* the nialnstftj oil I’re** relf «*e. tin- three inbitrM. mleil at the plav " ff oimlo-t. n 1 tn*t year's ram|ingmg eleven and Tom b'to111ing A I Jim. * nsd Ed parUlline Gum! Trainer wa* barred far life, and tire follow. 1 the big i|urathtn t> day i* whe h«t Baida, had t« Imj treated at a ho*I t’ lyde Unit. Holly ' Pierey “ ndrpiiai after they- were assaulted t.y „ f (an, ** they lef the I several other speedy Inekr will B Kt he aide to fill the shoe* of Tommy park after the tilt. 1 Brt oklin h ii I Ib'bby t'uM m. ITi-ming sustained 1 ml tuee j Pierey. however, is practically hlrf right eye. Imd three teeth,' ! a sure shot to begin Friday and was brui»rd about the face i night’s nm!e*t and to play tliIre anil body. June* »a « treated for a broken nn*r and bruise*. . mujurlly of. the bed* gaiue j Pierey i* a speed merchant writ Itnliln « » n hrui»rd about the | plenty of rugledncsS. He ran Tace and body. |skirt the end* *"»• Bo " rf tarti*'; Ilol, Pitman Bull l*ilmnn w ill tn" hand1’ ' ^ jin beautiful fashion. This wiu orange* ilistead of pifcskins dm. proved Inst season. Clyde Hutt. another -pi-erl trter htg the 1 otpiog Fall anti winter. chant, showed plenty i f lutihiag AftoV holding down the Jot. a* ability during Spring drill* and lutckfleld conch for tho Florida ha* com# through with, »mne Gatora for four years, Pituuui sparkling plav in acrimmagn *e/-! recently resigned to nwiiago slops this ¥fell. '- However, he still citrus properties owned by luni* ties(Is a hH. of-polish .iy lira lw-' hind lhe-stTrlmmagcillne. activity FOR RENT— ' PAGE THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA BRINGS FOOTBALL! but there’s no reason why' he cnp’l j overt'iime this without Mou much difficulty sml tar a'Indent put of the Fe.1 mscbln»V>t- sck. Another bacKYield. Jan Jenklnsrn, will be in the gutrti- jt fullback wIdle AtltlMMin 1* uti tiie liench. However, when Arply’ * in there. Jt nklonup- vwill In’ at In* regular *l°y al one of the ,taolth1 post*. JenkliHsort ah9uld -pfov? Jn be a valuable mwit In Ihn forward wall. **•*■ Tho qcartarfateli posltiuti 1* ap- I l l Ft DOS 11 OS-XRD .‘A ^ U L A 0LAHL tllkITA LOOK, JA rAUL CtllLrOYLE COStTANCC WORTH CLAUDIA DRAKt SPOUTS LAUGII Ted’s Home Run Ix*ad Menaced By Hank H f , A M < *rU fr«l m rmuT, nn»i. it , «iin—iiai»k U m i! t»» f i v i r ’ nkn Ih f Today Ske* IHi gel is mie ■' phrently sewed up by tTnrnvm ths nation's ton amateur g o lf" - A in r ritn n ' hmi**' Grantham. , up ffom last yeorajI The unanner In which he 1 t r i n ! W illi^tm i. An*l Baby Fed -V^ltlup. lie should' started in the game make* l" •« h r in lrm lp '■tnT wilt* m i M i h ohi if prove to lie a.good asset in tliei arid amateurs allkn shudder Williikiii«* im ti t*i*ta way of Mocking, *l»* (he ' dmible Homo years back Senator hm line ( m in t t nf Du* T iy t ti* eMtltn wins system which lb- Frit* " li Jnhtum " f Nevada wi»» m i n i 0 IntO pf»n<*At**llMI 1 It** Ilf W il­ employ. Grantham . will call sig­ of the Washoe Country club liam*' I.-it - i. cattily imd gn*p 1' nals only when Ander*on i* out ;Brno. But he had nevor play I to G reenberg Hjii.k used tt tb n ‘ of the contest. Ibe game. Tho club pm I” "'. ■ d a y to lielt In* JHtli timliei tl*. A * ther big r|UCetbm tbn free* the Fed* will ba'thdlr ball hand­ ling. The douhle-tW/fg fall* fort Iota of reverse* and I* Heiigued for fleet backs. Banfitril will leave of absence lo leach gull *1 South America and the |i"*> " n't filte,| while he was eono • During this time''dtletrel dered out to the club. He begt-i asking Johnson such questions -t» which was thi driver'.'amL wb»t was that little *hnrt clulr rm...*■» Johnson got him some clubs ntul walked out to the-prnctifr t n . It lege! wa* shown a good ba" ball grip and a solid slanre a" I then aent swinging happily down ■r Jid ik f i l . the fairway, lie was breaking a hundred In no time and • There's naw athletic glory for mighty grateful to UU Instructor. W W*-. __L . I.la alater, 1- S*#B'mi IrtA tbs NaUck. Uaaa. an JoTfeU town near Five month# when Do*ton. J-rwn ljaifc|d-fn oUver club pro returned, Johnson hit a days came such R k m ^ l* football - coif ball for tho first time. Look! Immortals Aa Mahan ami *GSmyr- ing back, the 8 enator expUlnsf pot to mention ~ Pooch Oojioyan,' “ Homebody had to teach Itleg-I, for thd physical what good'!* a golf club without log it rve i Sunday for -nice. Hank rnmii'cti d hi* *lstb home rim Famous, F ragran t A fter-Sh ave MORE THRILLS L 'O rlt'i yirndred Aftrr vhj.r h 1 <pr<D! Mmd nf ing Ingreditnli that Irsic thr Isir Vrlvrty urnwi tomforlshly rrtrrsbnl. . , . '•i* nuwulinr typr 1 4 nr. , , . It 0O ( pi 111 lit).- In as m nny day* Hays Hank; "I gu***s Cramei Just bormwn',1 tbt. bat for me. Apyway Tgtl know* Pin using It..If I belt him out for the loom' rtin championship he'll probably charge u* W h with grand lar- W " * B. L* P e rk in s CORRECT MEN’S WEAR SPORTS ODDITY BOYS I Coma in and look ovar the hlph grade equip*' •men! you’ll find her*. ' • • V Fooiballa *................. -- $5^50 - $12.95 •*. -------- aUdetetu > In these days Natick u the home of the newly t& yned Na­ tional - Amateur * g o lf champion, Hlanlt-y H elm ets.......... ' Shoulder Pad* Fugct/e Dlshr'p, wtuiui WnllertSnow aa Ted. lie He* tonga to the Norfolk .Qocntry Club irw> aitjoifling l#wit of Dedham, Six feet three, he. 1s the tallest e*»fer ever’ to win the amsteur t o * i o - o u I. Bishop at the 37th hole at Baltuatol 8 a{iipdey, had not mi* *el a, ahfart p u t!' Il^WoljJd be In point Bladders Inflation Needles B riqi In your football for ijjpairal r b t u r n in g T ic K ir r s c r s t l < BOSTON’, 8 e p t~ 17. Il’| going to coat the Boston Rea Sox about *7,000 to return unfillad application# for Morld Serlea ticket*. Thouiands of sp* plication! mailed to the Rad Sn* office* were left unopened, Where they have return ed* dreeata on the envelope#, they Will be stamp'd “ return to writ* rr” and dropped back In the mailt. However, ’ lho#e with no return addreesea on the envelope* will have to .be opened, enj row^-w, tomato at a tm llev'. ib n wa* art yoo<t all 9me that the vtllain asked one# of Uti* wc#!, thn experiment 1# going to lie watched with.con­ siderable inteeret. ft'nce Ihe huddle slow# up plsy. Smith figures hie team can get In more offensive shots and increase It# chance* for touchdown*. ~ t7l"f! E L K li A ft T, Ind.—i/P)—Tho baseball shoHage put an end lo a game between the Elkhart Billmore a and Mishawaka Dodgere before It ever started. The clash -was called o ff when neither club could find any baseball* In sparl­ ing good# itorex In Elkhart, Ml#- JUNIOR VARSITY ^o mi*# one# in a while. by the Red Sox. FIRST A T NIG H T TUSGALObSAi— A l.., <• t/P) He 1»4# JUNIOR VARSITY * Jj T E IiB G A S T G A M E I! M IAM I.' Sept 1 T Columbla Broadcastlnj la considering a coloi 4MIAMTr SepL .It-IS p r e W I-A broadcast o f the 1047 Bowl football game. t o p s ' in bowl CO LO R Sc o r in g Orange furm*n in I will be Atienrfor produced an average of *1 point? , . U ia.euimatad that o f all drijtk•re. 7liPPVM 760,000 in piH the .--.ll United Slate* in “ the Magic cech—Jitghcst o f aU the major #n, herofau) nlcoholic addicts. V ojt staton bowl games-' ’ * ♦ . .... TICKETS ON SALE TOUCHTON DRUG CO. and VOWELL CO. �. PAGE SIX • - THE SANFORD. HERALD, SANFORD,- FLO RID A I I l| , U njlifc.fr> ■ .1 i,*.... !■ y***.JlB mi 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 JLECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY S »07 M A G N O U A AVE. YOUR CHILD', FULL NAME J. E. M c A lc x a m l In rvfry k Iuba you'll sot de- lirlmin try coun­ Sanford Furniture LOtppany » CHOOL TABLET flavor. Pure w h o I'o milk with ndd'etl vitamin D W ASH ING TO N, Sept. 18; (/P) — Senator *Charlc» O, Andrews died todny o f 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. Chinese Newspapers Fear Russo-U.S. War Standard All the Milk You Want FOR REGULAR DELIVERY ' PHONE • ’ 1061 or * •• • • * Spencef Harden Dairy George C. Harden, Owner A. i i• . . 2302 - SwKool Tablet - . Manager ' ‘W M '- M g 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 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 . beltcr Fonl S ervice.,,a t price* wbirh are ' drastically lower In’ tha long run. We’re *et . troubles before th e y grow U I G t ‘ ‘ ’ • “ 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 » i-j ’ . “ -, / Soda Shop Rc-Opens After Alterations * ■ . die job. That aayea time. And you aane 1 monejr. **At l « u e ” with us, your Ford gets thabeneetof: ! . been sd-ic-l ay lunches, - M YpUHi v* Ceavenient Oudfvt. Term*—Fey si yea Ride with wur R*«y Fsymeot Flee. . IN D E P E N D E N T 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 A t 4:30 P.M 18, 1946 Associated Press Leased Wire Limitations In . 4 r- • Treaty Approved 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*. „ Commerce Secretary’s Future In Cabinet Expected To Be De­ termined fVt Confab 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 foriI 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 L S IMll'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 X X X V II 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— 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. CIO-NMU And Shipowners Confer In New ^'ork [ T I I r 11M 1i-t lu 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 H is Heme Tuesday 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 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 SfnrtTi--- Arvlmn proextend the propnaed In include 'he Istrlnn 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 10 & H_Voiture Tu Ciefir^e (iih l)H * ProiniMeet Tortiorpow Nixlil nenl .lurist, d ie s ; Watson Blasts CIO 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. Belgian Airliner Missing Wit^i 42 Persons Aboard . V o *r • et Search Far Ship Bc)j: u n By Parties In ' Newfoundland Area < 11tl vi■ w lin r liy IMl n i I im i r.»t lillli«»n *•( »» ••f • »/r,| S ,»/i |*i I 1*4 ti|| IU',1 *•%f f |m I > liM'iitji An in . ( i n m nny. offirinl uiiikc ;iK’ i L'l'Mient $:i;>U.(NHL0(Nl i worth • |ti ( h r *A n ir n rtin 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 (irtu iH it' w ith person* aboard which H long George 8. Anderson nf -j l i e 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 ’ there were many good nalured proxlmatcly IHOn vetr tuns m tenrlre rhnrge* for preparing hoc I n s t a t i n ' , Up- Yiuerleaii arguments among the Kiwanians cltru* fruit fur shipment bp tn fiye southern states may hern-fit , xmie, j he piilirjt is f'’ l the lucal kt ai to who haifctne' smartest host NEW YORK. Sept l)(, t/Pi— A from the appropriation to pro-t-l'- nearly 12 cent*. The inetenso Kiivririmei|)* In wil MU'b propeTand thosprettiaaUand most charm­ automobiles for amputee,. wa* granted to emnpeniate for llclxinn airliner with 42 perron- t|,--> into ptiv.it,- ,,»tn-i III)' and ing host***. AH had tha highest 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 pralso fo r the poise and bearing 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 of their young ho*(*. 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. Musical aelwtion* were plaV.d 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 by Loonard Emrolck on tha violin; 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 Mollle Sua Woodard, piano; An,t 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 Sikes, cornet: itosellrn Kuhn, V. A. to provide an nuloinoliil" proposal yesterday, SecretaFy- ing and lhn ceiling there « n llnwever. the hnge Itoltling* of ' »; Edna Parrish, saxophone 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 The plane was expettnl » l l.-i Mop Naiiii nl Suetnla-rg will not Haven Keasel gave accom- AAF Military Training Center. World War If veteripi enlilled lo commission "aid the new brief panimenta. Harry Kudell o f Han Classes started Sept. 13. rnnipenaation for ms* of one -r would emphasise that orange* Guardi* Airport at almut 11 :(K* be lii|iililati-,| until af l n 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-vengenford played prior * and during trial. How* their property will be the meeting and’ made a big hit 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 llru,sels. . ; with the children who clustered Monroe. U a native of Sanford and both- legs. Under the art, Mpoint. . a graduate of Seminole High School Anitersnn .continued, the cost of- ng*. When it failed to ayrivc, the close around him. Prior to the (upper, * young He entered tha aervlcw with the each vehicle Is limited to to H.«*we, Florida's Attorney General Tom Airline spokenmab—Perimnd Mar­ hosts and hoe tesses showed National Guard and served over­ including special gtlarhtm’iit* me. | Watson said today the C|()'« ten*—aaid there wa, • possibility Kiwanians the newly c*menU-d sea* for two years' In tho European estary to enable Ihe veteran t" Political Action Committee will that th* plana may havr lamb-l swimming pool, the print shop at Theater with th* Medical Detach­ operate It, ’ gel nowhere in the South. The al Goose Bay, Labradnr, whirh ic • • which the Florida Methodist and ment. Rtato Attorney spoke to a meet­ ■tv alternate trafu-Atlantir stop. other church paper* ape printed, BUILDING PERMIT ISSUED ing of loeal xervlcn cluba in Mar­ But since (here have been no ____ , . . . tha shoe repair shop, barber shop, lon O. la »l night. Watson asserted, offirinl report* to th*t effrel. Athletic director of Melbourne nrnrrhing parties have lorn sent dispensary, ehurchc, playground, M. I). Stevens recently *erurr< “ we believe in the South thtr CIO lligh School, wa* recently elected tha dairy with Its 20 cows and the 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 completely equipped laundry, alto 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. R E A L T O R M O Vtea O F F I C * 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 ' . —. »ifo wuiisms, ret nor, run W . iu R. William*, against the TALLAH A8SEE, Sept. IB. OP) In Jacksonville last night. Gibbs moved h i, office from the San­ —Fourteen cates against Mvrn was judge of th* Fourth Circuit ford Atlantic MhUonaf . Bank N IW YORK, BepUg, (AV - J o r ether detail* persona charged with dealing ‘ in for .23 yoars and served a s ,state Building to the Eysex BuRdinm arrest grew liquor. In legally dry Leon Coupty attorney general from ,JKW to Louis weighed In today at 21IH at 110 North Park Avenue 'and 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 next to the U. 8. Employment 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 Agency. During the war, * he 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 •erred with the Seabeea In the 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 ParifW araa. Ha Is g brother of 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 Police Chief Roy <1. Williams... trial ani prleeU. any other fight in hU career. House, It wn» announced today. ? . — ' S*S L John McMahon Attends A A F School C f Catholic Bishop Is * • Arrested By Slavs lu M * \ f k in* ron»oLiii,*ri t )i.w* om i under tht » «' v v roiled 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 U stnight. 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 • . . . - • ..................... ..... . • • ?-;*r. sAflBg&y ?%■ ■‘■■’■ jM ir'. * • ■ • . . . . * 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. ' • * . _ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 17, 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/443fcc91b96fdd043ef8d18b1d9ece0f.pdf 52cb6bad59f5f9cf559f47b5edd97be8 PDF Text Text AGE EIGHT FRID A Y ; SEPT. T H E M N F O R D HERALD, SA NFO RD , FLORIDA Mama And Papa Pum a Proud Parents j) f Two Liftle Pumas At City Zoo strung. nervous. i\ ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS the cub* are to live they will noi Ut on exhibition for »cv*r»l we*I;s. • Me »nA f s Puma, were purchejrd in 1938 by the Ksnfbnl Klwenit tpo'fl, but. in a few niwiths, *sW t.lti.i Ironi utto Martin, .I«»ek»_ of Sfr. Muughtorf, the hthrk' spit* Now nratnfeU .Ttixs. and wet*' will-, dleappear and IhMr cost* piciented to the Zoo. At that Mill assume the natural color of rtime ‘the late Joseph Marentct.’u brownlah gray, *' .(» * * ,club president and the late ‘• F A N S • MIXERS • W A SH IN G MACHINES . • V A C U U M CLEANERS * * • SEW IN G M ACHINES t r q t t 'e r a p p l l w e 304 W . SECOND STR EET numa' cub* survive, Ihj Sanford ‘Ktwsnl* C^uh ran * sut.ly have the privilege of naming them," aald Mr.. Moiihhm. Puma* are th# I*nr ■i ipbclo* of the cat family in America and are' fotin I from Hiklfcon flay to Capr lludi. It Wax formerly railed • pantl*r In tho ca«» rn ulat^c, a mountain linn In rhe western p ate* an,] In Itraril 1* known a* v cougar. It I* a ferocious. ra»r'v«tou* animal, preying on de*.-, horse* nral rattle. A Clean Shave A Clean Suit 13, s e r v ic e * PH O NE 1004-J Follow oui Leadershi p BETTER VALUES fo r a remplrle line el ladle* and teen-age ft ATt o AT A CONfIMNCt TABU a t union headquarters. New York City, Paul Hall (left, dark shirt), S.l.U You’re Groomed DRESSES port agent for New York, tills newsmen about the pending strike of 100,000 members of the ATX. Seafarers Union. Strike b u bee died by the union to protest a Wage Stabilization Board decision limiting th* #ba of m v Increases that r had won ln'tha recent negotiations with.the shipowners. (International) Legal 'Notice and SUITS A d ean shave won't h id e a sp oiled suit. Bu( a clean Tiflta h. •feet afternoon shave and a clean aull makes you js well groomed they "do l hi nr**' fo> yemr man. We k now how im portant appearance it in ihc figure business w orld that's w h y we do fau ltless work. For • • » COTTONS r * superior cleaning and prcsstITg send your work to us. From 2.10 To 8.08 BETTER DRESSES From 4.98 To 16.98 PH O NE 465 B eau tifu l House Coats for every tnstc. FLORIDA STATE , THEATRES • “ 03c— Children OPKN81 "» l\ 12:48 P. M Daily w ill lj* "PINOCCHIO” , Wall Dtinry'a Fall feslttrc length In Trvhnli olee A Complete Department Sti «| ( i t i i p 'i j u i i , 1% r f 1 1 1f l e d , fh * rk I d the n in > » itil'rm p ( l Ittilll* I 'l l V n t - f i If* lilt' u Ih u k I ’l i i l H l l M f l Of I ill* Hlrtlfr I i "h i Hi I H(mr liuorM, M filli F jHM Ien Ihrutihi **ii t « r 1 s Mtmvi'*’ a lt ••■hr*!. in«pl v-ACfl Iriri, All* r**» I l f M rlierk * **h4 lF Ilf* IlfW tl vs*11fl |It IS rt l) « r Is f Th#* i l 4 l « f*ir re*rrlvlng bliN iln fc M rr* IN THM MOST OORdftOUi y u ii T l i K m M i H l ‘UOf*OHo\l*. \ kguMnl Iru tu t|»i«e j of |u tor e * h K. K* r i l ' l i tr>4! It I IK I I N I H I I Hi — Double F eatu re— YOUR HOME MERCHANTS ASK VC/U TO "BUV AT HOME" I* rnLO N K Y . v Kngf =111= III II 1=1 EIIIEIIlEllIrFIIIEM IEIIEIII EIIIEIIIEIIIEIN For Furniture Firsts . . . . . . SATURDAY ONI.YJ 4 lh and Sanford A venue - r « 4f u i r e * t , ! h i ‘ f r t * It TNI ORiAT 1ST OUTDOOR ROMANCE 0 / THiM A U . . still lif- 1**111 ft r*i|tiea i* f»*r th«iii srV »**r* »% Tills tiff If*ft **1 l**ap| I f It ra11 It* l|t»» tllil** !*•* vjl-rfltr'K lit AH hilts . 11111*1 f r«» tl It* 111 Alf1*1 I *»• f*i Ottirilm t b|t 1 ' 11■* t 1t l tin 1 li*" ifs\ vi 1 (»r*J!tu r ill Tint r i g h t Ijp f f t t . r v f i i («* t**j. *tr a ll MtiH T A TH HI 1AM i»E!»A l l T 3 | K? U K k i a j i i i i ** SUNDAY and MONDAY!! LAST TIMK8 ntlBAV \«* I* III . EASY TERMS **n r itMrtit MAPLE BEDROOM Joel McCBEA Brian DONUTT Sonny TOFTS Secortd F eature r b a r a B r it t o n • F a y B a l n t e r o n i T u l t y H o n r y O ’ NaMI W ith a ll the picturesque charm o f C olonial stylfng. MODERN BEAUTY yet designed to fu lfill the practical need o f everyday living. T he (((tractive Early American su ite is fin ish ­ ed in m ellow m a p le in a rich honey color. B ed, Chest h ■ _ , r* and V a n ily . ____ . . . You'll en jo y ‘m any a cogy, p le a sa n t h o u r a t hom e in a beautifully styled, com fortable B ring room suitesuch a s this one. U p h b b tared in a heavy q u a lity tap estry witk d a rk wood trim . aU o -> . IKH-IN-t.AW'8 B A Y I vims, wkwa WATCH THIS PAPER FOR A STARTLING .1 »«■». ODD* CHESTS. EXPOSE OF P Ien ly , t , l o r , «* a p a c . for linen., etc. Thee# * unfinished Beautiful i*awhon Suita vHtlt full Innerspring construction, upholstered in a Very ftno quality -U p fstr y . floral pattanted thasts have deep, foom y d raw ers. T hey a re sanded a n d ready tt> paint your favor* He color. 4-Piece Suite Slaalt and modem la tbia good looking now bedroom “ MUTINY AHEAD ■--- r-- ----- =^.-- .U • * .'.‘iH iCT- y i j ; - : v. ‘ 1•_ •_ _ _ . J'- ' — ~ t A. f■■■S: IIIS I • »—— i �• Z2ZT' ■ '« *• - • *. ♦ i~f<• **V! I *• ». — . . ___ • .. 4 , _ '* - * * " — "* . V J 0 . ' e f. In U n it y : T h erw la S t r e n g t h — W EATHER Continued cloudy I Hi* afternoon, to* night and tomcnorow. Scattered show- • cr* and thundershower* mostly dur­ ing aftern oon . r» Fret**l til* Prsee ml the ft.wMi • • Ta Promote iba Progress of Ta AN 5W V O L U M E X X X V il B e v in S u p p o rts \ n g lo - U .S . P la n F o r H o ly L a n ,iiv* Iff D A IL Y ■■ v» E stablished 1900 IN D E P E N D E N T N Q W S P A I 'g K .C l « . ■■■■■. * SA N FO R D , FLORIDA. M ONDAY. SEPT. 16. 1 0 4 6 .' ■ ■ I A * TH E • '^ 1 ; ••> •. - . N. M. U. Steps Up Tempo Of Wage Walkout ^ ■ ■■■■■■■ ■ ■■ — ■ ------------ .i A ftto c in te d P r f t i L c n t f d W i r e NO. 257 Tells Conference Trieste Become Another Danzigi T Curran Asks Truman ; To Intervene For Signs Mounting That Jewish Represcnta- New Aussie Knvoy 1 Contract To (iive Workers Pay Hike ^ fives May Appear At London Conclave NEW YORK. Sept. I ft. </1b - POLICE GUAM) TRUCKS AS O’DWYEK SEEKS SETTLEMENT ------------ ♦ •- • ------: ------- 1 Texas Democrat Says’ City Must Be Made Symbol Of Security And Peace In World fiome A F of I Inng.hnreinrn I’ A l i S . S e p t It). </P) — again threatened to Ignnib f i t ) S e iiitto k T o m C o itiin lly h a s ” picket line* today a* the Na\ to ld t h e P a r is P e a c e C o n tlonal Maritime Union -tepi'nl fe r e n c e . t h a t T r ie s t e m u st up the lemim nf it* lin k s f«r ] e«|iial pay ‘for (TO teamen. not. b e c%o**m e a n o t h e rI D a n z ig .* 111A OOWHM In New York, where the -NMD R e p ly l y!in g to d u n in n d s o f U rrw up Mil Id line, of piekrt* mm K o r e jfln a I iu is te r U tissia iili Bong aevrrnl sections ‘of lh M M o lo to v on t h r 'd ir ie s t e titles*waterfront. t h e 'l " * * ’ of the A - V lio n . < 't)iiiin lly ‘’ n Ssi, rteil th n t of L longshoremen, Joseph Kyan, reiterated that hi* men would t h e C o n f e r e n c e m u s t e.itnbnot respect "any common picket li»h Trieste b . u truly free Mate. line." • ■ \ The key .Adriatic port, t’onnally Ryan himself elbowed hi, way * »ddi-.|, mu.I he inde|>enilent of 4 twice through an NM U‘ picket .Liitk \ iittuliYia * tU lf. lin<> along the North River, lie Prrlnrrd thr Tex»» Dfmocrkt; raid A K of L stevedore, were Ml.rt ij* make Tric^tr thr aymhol at work at at least two pier*. 1 nf |trnrr i«h<I ppnirily hi *tho Other longshoremen. however. I world.** . . * • refused to whrk strikc-biuuid ('••tinally n rtlf'n ri ve»*el*. ** 1hi* ptopowd f r i f territory of Meanwhile, hujidird* of CIO Tnl-stc itniM n»»t U' n satellite. picket. ma««ed a| pirr. in M on., n f Yuitoduvin or nf Italy. Yufo* hattan, and the-'union* amid pie• i stnvia mid Italy. Mir "uid. are kating also, would In* incrga'cM l»»th ••uhoffhnatr (" w*»ild prnrt> at Brooklyn and Ktaten Island JYiiiltl i»*«»tr im|u)rtaHt pier*. Some picket, handed "nut than a f>\% **f territory pamphlet* raying. "The ship nr Matiniial pud**. l*ntitial|y a»| owner, have locket u« out.” ■ »*»•tr*l A . plan, got underway for 1 ••niinurd thr Senate Fnretrn n ia .. del dernon.tr at ion by thousand* t(t*1H1••*»»- 1 •»M||l|tt* r llt'H'l lllio-li-s tun k ilnn 1,.ni* M o* ,|m SKA I kll^iii liiii i inn i n|ilim.r of pickat. in New York. t|ie t ‘ |(> H IE I.AW ON HIH SIDE In tlxgJonr n( motorcycle porolmnn I*.-).- Ill I In 1 tiiillrnirr t p«*atr ig ftbfn Line Ism* l da 1-Isml n<1 Imnii IU<->kllu N N Y isdtre p rotn i...... i„, i . , n ,i«tr mariners al*« began lo inten.tfy III* truck loaUril wttli produce Itbfn l.rn ii Into Into llmoklin Y'oik.sWillium t)|i*y<-t lirrr iiytil hrrr nn ••$$$ d*»»»r*trp, | their strike In port, all over the ed by New Y o rk . .y.iyor Wllllatn. t/|)»yer lorall tc.iniMn-. n|M-ratliw under 0O.1I11* ‘ •••iti.nl. Is-uUio; tell. Mw- 1 • ••*»!• .1 lilw vio-L- to .-lid rtirlit li**vr ••$» fin* trthlr Trir«te lettlcmctvt of of tlutlu* .trike, .trike, unions union* hate hair .tarred .iuict I to to move and medical medical supplies sii|i|>lies into Into lit* tin .d. dt I tb*‘ country. settlement move Inod l<«><l and t th- Utir* t| IK k 11'sis.u.i nt it«t, .,•*! •*•* Ih iiftr 1* This hrticti follnvvi.1 IK/- Lifnk mu.I t»r irrr ff«in mltt^ur and . down nf nrgntlHtioin> l/rr»«l th«< I ill'VpU tl« \ mMi lt’' rhieftaior .1. 1 . J conferred . _. ■ trike. N J niiltnlU de* oied^iearly all last night with ea<t ami golf lit* *ln-rrli !t • i in* limng comment coaat op* operators, but the parleynf flu- \ n${.k*|.»\ *lele$ratr, who 'collapsed when the operator, n had d««tafed that thr wrYtrrn j amt. 4 * 0 a**a * * . fused to contido*— the deni ituHrig ’ w eir trytnc to draw a of two west coast Union., the me « /~i , • hfuM non «uttaiti around thr \t *«ITt«i t a lira** Sra t'ontinuinc ] .1At 'KSON k'IM j. Sept Iet Cook. and H U w .n l. , M o fth e m L r e e C C A r ON IIIH W AY to present hls Marina * V ln* Mssloltiv' * deniNiid'* for it dondj t Special I — "1 iinTi'iit d 1 a» Si credential, to President Truman, ' h/ * inmt \ 11 u •• * I a v position in oii'nt nhorlny;*«. fidlmviog .... • . . * * • Jimmy Brown, on* of seven Norman John n -w a lj Makin. new ' , |...c T t tar* 11*-1it1 .»dr delrrata 1 M aa n y P e r s o n H S l a i n ; * " ..... .. ,,f «»;’ ” C r o s s C o u n t r y ( i l i d o r r " ' 1 O .rx v a hay* who gnteryd the ^-11 Australian Amliassador to the n y I 'e r s o n s M a in ; A io m .v r « ,> e « , HI A, lm\e lriv rii Uu«. t1 j f /1 1 . 1 tit I »iftr«l States ami Hrl« 1 nit! * C . % ------------- « • • B r id g e s , T e le g r a p h A t O I lllt fc n e r g y •vrek-end In |<.int up (hc -oppm. I'.V C H t Is C a p t u r e d wrip op|» thr Slav ilr(unity faring Floinhi poultry ■ Halid, mil) for live purpose^ nf ■* buck B y ^ a p t . B a y P a r k e r pt ic t in v o l e s A r e D e s t r o y c d 4 | J r g e J g y J r U | n 3 p men in tin* t run bird prnml.'* Angt Vmeiiean inpotnts lr ii‘- l. in the Mediterrmtean. •aid William I. \\ d■ »♦ •»». diiiM'tiM plus a |20 prise, it was announc­ ht. eountry for the U. 8. l^ k o u L . ATlIK NS. Sept It, o f, Th. >1 I* lot 1Jn «gtg* I*til HUM«* M il 'I 'l l *tiah I *<HI pe | hev a " ' " cnm rttied tilth thr ed today by Mrs. OuM* Wilson, (International Smindphnto) Cyrran al«> mad* ■ lud for i ; lr ,.k K„tim m cnt today r e .e .l ' hi'L*. todiav It lif«-t«ine n|»pMi«u»t *• ti.*« «t *»-* aiipun. n* » |H..|de nf I 1 • l* i“.i Ihe |ieople coun -'nitration agent, A s s e r t s P l a n C o u l d government Intervention Ly scud- ,M| „ nr» outbreak .f vlolro. •• miIiii* !•» Mill Nk’ n that p'Miltf>. *1 » aftsiiisH*: id *!*• x ( __ Italy,. llie -t|i ky^ Viiicoslav under whose direction the proing a telegram to President TruNorthern lir n v n . The Mini- • w eir mllilik! thru flm k.n »* b »*f \%ti i I xikrsiimn • oiitnnVd. > Be - M a jo r F a c t o r 0 man ; (ra m was held. -Aubrey Mrra-i man. He asked tha Pre.ident to (ry „ f |»„|,||f ‘O rder said that xeee.tvely, Itecanse of ffi.l told »' the Munlr|p.il 'npm .i ^ In rrply Coiinnlly Mild that won th* second blue ribbon op * instruct government agencies to (O .^ntrnllnl bnntlita virre l*illr.l 111 I V a t ’ C O f W o r l d .Im rlnge. amt price level*. A t, ........... ■ ■ lock f.dl.mmi: world iwprr t* im*rr important $20 prisa. •A r force a contract w h k h w iiu ld . inin aklrmishea.klrmi.hes brought t.m u g h L jbabout. uuL. » |M ‘J .; •• ■ .{llial- lm re I espn--^nj -the' |k-'*mi' s •**•*1— 1—— • .« — . • <tlu u clthbor-lulv J«>r Yugoslavia. ____ AmotUf.-dcIrU. FlotenegJ fts'.jiil embody t he - u m i~ p a y - fnrtcase* Jef^Uta wh.. - t r i e r tn d isi iiiiL - B jLVsuitIvnyM .vl, u l,!* - ftt lh )^ «irtnilm><(l—mighri^lte- *Altlmrtrtl t h j - -shmrrr-(•»-*.*-»m -anTTrlarral! n.TtTTTn . Iiavi- « iiTOW -TtfTC*A*v*- won th r first blutrrntr-'*P" already gtven to -Ar+"nf-r.Tinrorf* . roinmunlrnliMim in thnl men. * |_ I'rnidrnt Tniinnn prn|Mufu offnrl In ^mnr M lr n H iy W iw n * thr m rrl f»»i nn hour. ••\rrVthin^ |f1 world penre. iitelu<liti|f Ihe 1# bon-and $20 priie. Elalm rtJtnnip I far the same work. The- Athens government -.i». todm thnt th,. I 'wiled Nation, lennn.r of flock........ fiiim*. m\»<I u .o i ..ft n. or liny r . • oro o Unite,| Stales l!ai«im* hi* voice e f Casselberry won the t^cind The A F of I, won Inrronsr* . WIt* f IIlf f' I 1At l III o f h r r w m i i U D>»u: Lo Hi IV,. Itoflla* (hr p‘»lllt* the tall M va.it l«| ««IlMtltf li •*|lltfrf I’Hl !• l*V h n i u t * o w n e r s blue ribbon' and $20 prise. 1 of $22.60 and $27.60 a month Iwn ‘ bridge, between KaMmi |t'ii|$%i .«J•I« St*n«i»*i (•«*rM»'sl i t l j i h i m - n 0*1 11 I on pMsdTrful iiM*a of nto mu' •••»- ( h u t ( h r • • p r i n t i o f i . o f iltt* w im il l Award* were made by \V. fi. ( for iu maritime union*. I're- and lonrdhs were daetrnynl tata••( !».1 r.f „ ---------• ••in t » *1 Hi! t m .« n w lH 'i w in ii;h l nffw rf (In* u p p i t i “ 'Mirv wan! p* ;»* r ' 9tgy • • Kilbte, county commissioner, a t (! H *• 1 tlilnOf • W .»»• ( • * 27 trlrgraph p<dl* weri* cut .1 • the 4-11 Club supper held S atu r­ Sllrl. tf risitfrfrift *• Ml T»t| r t i l l v H i i f i t t f i r n i « | M P H * r i d p n * iliirlfo n l*v thr I'lf 1 alt* i« n n • hi l i n y m thp attempt Thi- Me " day evening at OiAO o’clock at Ityi niNII t*%pl.lifir«l W*»til-I dims add* that, seven pet sun* •»••• flit* pftthlrm nf 1 -ill ^ri vVijf ltd of HH' ti i. t l | miti 11 1 y i i t r o ••f ip ' S h rllrv * I Sanford Womans Club under dnin in a battle on th*- i L««..| flit; Wnffl*• V*t»l 11*••a*IV1‘Pt. II \ •r I.tfi»*-w of Vl.tnf .t. f I\ me " A pput rntly |||n*p pmilli ymru rectlcn of women from home de­ of Krphallrtiia nn<| five ..lb.’•l* UIHl uhttr b 1*»I V-tlb! who* In*vr l»eeii nltli* l«» untiHtfiin mons tratlpn clubs throughor: the ClIlpIlM, Itril llo- iirril f $ <|t*V*;ln| »vere killed north of la r u a ttt*i 111*1*4 iu*«t|r *»l 1s t „ Imiilc te.i-arcli on a glub.il production, • despite feed and C°in J rt a n d ' second ’ rwJ riblnm i Degtaring that althbuth there Is winners among th* boTa were Paul f K°r»< He»* mIsundersUndlng t Bradd™ *aTi"|" V oid, y^McGIH wno I bet weep °*M« "rotnlry" a n d 'V o v M P u r c h a s e J B u i l d i n g . were awarded $10 taeh. l.bel L e - 1 « “ **•“ •L lhe preaenl Ume. he 0 Three tavuile wrrr Inlurrtl shortly .ilt*'r. .1 no o'clmk Sunday allernoon . F ils and Valeen Prevail wbee flrx‘ I •«V* ,no1. ‘ • « , «hl,H Indicating n ^ H ^ u a n . l o r , -* he,| the IPtn on • -oil Vonl tnirk un(] red rwi ribbon riuutni w innci». •J ” '71 • ,n2C!* 1. . ... .* anil second i n n e r *>.... !-" of the Sanford ^r t S K H t b u . . . a tit- h .Samuel It NeLwin ol Seville K. 8. Perry, aasisUnt poultry I ' W • **'•' <• runner lad with the ne«s erra Is the recent ptirch »«c I" I , . I 'Iflt I.« »I•| • |H I I « 1. .irivioe got out d -ontrol -ind ialist from - Galneeville. w s . N f* * ' , r5f V rvr ■’Tr«rff" .’ ln lh' 0/ Ibe apartmeni bt ilding at t h e ' f Athens. .In Ilia fnsl , nut 1111. t win f,r< ha. Inkrn « re»dv to inniYft SI iick tile nor ftonford'Orlando arc*.." -iMd 'he c o r n ir .o f Palmetto Avrnu^ « H f'nlntiaki i>eitf.n of tillM. » (W»» lilt" | m ri tut oeil oil lh- Or Undo Ut.hway * .th a judge. • rH*"l ’ I heavy «..II ,,f inai.v nnluiHl re >"'d. seasonal Iipik I of llirsr I • Wt|| !l »| >VIII' |" ,1,..it' (oilr in le-. Audit o| Ihe rlty ,Jimmy Browji wot\ $6 award RitlaHans nt their regnler u-erkly Secorul’ Ktrael bv* Fred II. WiL . u timid giilindn n m thl u* " ' ‘'a m i n e . Wasle, i|e«tinetlonan.| ' l't"'lui t* tsiicei upward 11.‘ tin I" I o* 'Hint 's *■ morning st ■ polire pati..land Florence McGill won a second luncheon today* that u vtr'nryi iinecoiioinii 11-r 4if iM oiiir. so\ and l^iniei. fi'e p ie .ri.l W,,—r-. '*• *I,— S nrvl.t S.UI* award of $3,00 donated by the over Russia would be a hollow I orwl«g> nark* of the Sanf u I Ihi-rr’s tin word of ait) • » where daiiinge mniikiii.r. «••»,. J ^ h 'a-eallv ‘ I’tbh ••••• •*) -lit. I * one a* fou is» t doq t «ln a war. Cl)n,c who , nnoB„ee t|.»t ih -v ties. Trxedp / r e d Comping. 1t.11 loin 1' wa. hmltd Hut Mr> H. mini a -la tr lie a«-ert«-l "'eat shottagr Her.I to.I ii.ir ' * ill i l of III.IMI »**••» 4111*1 It Neleui had a- fraclucrit tollarOther con'estant* Jn (he catt- Kvrryone lo*e*.'v.. , will convert ^h* property to bti*,wMr T ring 11it’ll pro|Misal was 1 *arily la followed l.v miiv "■ ^ Lieut. Wr*t emphasised, how­ 1 M ini . glob g fo. , ^ e a t. Include.) Miaa Brunctta Larl.uo- Mrs Carry Thjirtir another nes* us*. sent lo (he I'N ’s Kroii.imlr and IK-- loll In tile ilUmrdiutw fntni*' t. Inii'l* | f I nn *k‘» liai ■ ■ -liter had M-vetiil ruts.a atx| .* P g e n t of Longwood and tha follow- ever. thr velue of training In The firm of Moughton and l.indSocial fmint-il. whirh l.slay is I That will nice f.u the |.oiilliv Kiir many ye*n<. runti-tft*. Naval Itraorve and .aid 'h at ..III S .V a ai •»• f I *t\y IhIIII Mil . Peggy niom o her tUualltcr. had * Ir.r exhibitrra fropi Geneva: Haraey, local arthllacl*. have ••e«n callml "hail) stars” and r<m I taking up (ho |itnhli>m of Ku producer^, big ..ml III lie ■ hrut-cd vlHiultler. aj-cortlliw lo .Ttate riatt Geiger. Junt HeOIII. Shirley although It coata a .J o t.o f money, employed to make 0 l*n 4 f«>r lh* nlArns of ill Itfck. even if It it l» i* hard on IIhe «nir~\‘ l " ». 1 rope'* HOO.WMI «|i'|>|jtt-nl refuirrr* . «*vrn ho rO ir^ * " It i* an -urgent necr-.il v- Th« tiro- conversion e f thie-property. one o f Highway Patrolman I. C Bender. _ B oater. Barbara fly n t .and Jean^J'aimirr.’ Thr Intter. Ullfoftiiilwtrly ) '* hot hn j l»ri n billed _ lo p lu u e-flight etto M e.M ahan, ana’ -among boy*. ftraiit e'iw J* "aimril prfrparily at th* Id Sanford landmark*, front flan Iweii hn$€t hy m» __ many '"I" •'flight Ito In niiiile for , who liivestlKStesl IJie iuclderttDevid Oldham, Leonard William- vataran*. -of. t h r ,’.recent, war. he residential to business p fo p m y . prlre* of lata that hu m ^nW the (ir>t lime hv n ui.li-nl fly*- - Wlllism Herndon <>t Sanlortl was Said, but' la 'c r w||| »ake boy. nut The building, o f brick ronstrtrwill probably nnl ciynplsln inurh ai th. Sanford .School e f A via Io n .,reported In have e.vcaiwd injury aon an4 > Richard Brockman. about n few rent* more for poul. hoi d out Inhr one of the big • w|ir.| Idv Hotlge irtlail ran off tha Mra. Roy Tlltla, chairman, and o f high Mhool and r iv e them tlon. crntalns slg epartmrnts and try and eggs, If lho*r jtem* ute lliidls. Souifay. when 'h r planemail on Hnnlnnle IlmiPvard about Mre. Joh 'A ndes, represented the invaluable training particularly in woe remo<leled.»nd rj-palnte<l last tha field of radar and electronic*. ytar. An addition w i t lie made *>U just available The availability through '• I t " f laaey tw» and ^ half mile* out of the Sanford Home Demonstration Tha armory’ a t Orlando, he aald; f food eontiniie* hi U< Hu- lug 't'i'»»»- Th. pilot w • ........... . cUv limit* earlv Sunday morning. ••*•* d o b Jn preparing the aupper. Aa- houyea equipment for thla purpose the lot adiacent to the pf-iper v, I It.,,, ilu u y Rohmioit. ve nrutt .W lllum H WILson w*s taken for In purchasing tha property, alaiing wera Mrs. C A. Old Ishe* and make a* much money; item, *0 far as the public .i Hy XUI.IAN H1 KNHTRHM valued at over $600,000 Iteatment io Orange General Hoapilot m rul 10.' wrier of the rbunl. Mr. Wtllsms •*•» Dr B e.s i« ,« rather than it * Q o f Geneva, Mra. Ralph Hammond aa he possibly ran. Also, his ( rnnrentc< | "T h is on the-Job training pro­ Discussing hi* axpariancaa dur­ Th« -ailplanes, many of Hirm liUal nt 2 30 o'clock Sunday alter-- . Mrs. W . R. Strum of Long. ing the osar, Lieut., W est, who axproased confidence In the figu re gram la getting t» lw an r 'Oi- regular job in which he is t e - 1 price.front the I'lmeaslle Arm y base. noon aitrf Iii« .Studi-baker sedtn of Hanford and it* growth, llotn |t been possible for J pllealad that I don’t know wheth­ calving training is limited to a } "Med served in eobptarinea In tha Paci­ ran Inlo a tree a* AHarrtonla j a" - ' , , v ‘f rnr*‘ L I "> Giglit .ifh r Springs Patrolmsu Bender said fic. said ha t r u attached to the •re w ar veterans. The former is er I’m coming o r going.’" H >«- standard nunilwr of hour* per I Florida priultrymrn to maintain . . , tlirV' ar» relrare.l at elHiul f. OtHI the son o f tho late city engineer •\Bacapa” and mady all Ita patrol* Fred It- William*. Dr. Bark* »erv. marry Hanford people haye beard week, as s^t bv the institution I operations on n normal hast*, altitude from the lowing that he had not been informed aa or firm with which ha I* train -’ thl* Spring and Hummer, the plane. f" 1 They bank at si-rmingly im- to the es’ ctil ol Ihe Injuries. from tht« time' when it was. com­ ed ovrraeea and for It long time that remark made lately! missioned In 11>43. He described I f a certainly true that the re­ Ing and what lie makes'on over" puh lie^ iilgh l ‘havre benefited Irn p....iM<‘ turns and glide to vrry ‘ r»w.*V * ' # this sinking of the Yamato, Jap was « prisoner lo Germane. Th« cent rhangri mode in the on- time, i* not subject to ^He rule* mriijibly at thl* lime, hy reason an 1 soiootb landings on building was purchased from Mra. h 4&JM9 ton haitteahip, a light the-job training program Hava and rcgulntinna. devised hy lh e in f (t,p availability of abundant Ihe runway*. They have only ode j * em b er and aavoral other ship* aa Allio' Howell of Jacksonville. I supplies.; IJrtforttirflilcly that .was Inmiriig win el and have lo " ', caused many o f • the- • emphyer*, -V-A. w ell a* several narrow escapes For exampfp. John l>oa l« not poss’ ible. I am afraid that <r|cr. Irr wings. Yldlnbty is curclwho have lawn affording e * . end equipment which the "Escape" had bafotg it •servicem en the opportunity «f married and working for th a ’ t),r next few weeka and month* lent fr-m the rm-kuits which a.v llnh-rl Maurer. suijervUor In survived ihe recant atomic bomb takin g advantage o f the « system y » tr m‘ ................ Blank Drug Company as « will ravcaL that Hocks have been ,.nr|r „ , | j,, tinte,t fleviglas*. <4 mntc ol curing operations at the ta*t a t BiblnL to drown themselves In lirndsriie trainee, lie hope* sfune day .to cu t'd o w n much mnre ilrastically Armour amt Ootnpaliy tnest pack­ Ll«ut. W as' Was .IntfUutfad r Men war*' a t work thl* morning powder* and luiplrtn tablet*. (make $200 per month a* a phar- than the general public rea lise s, ing j>l»nt In BaMImore. Md, U » ‘ WAJBHINCmjN, atpt. t. Ufi s o 1 n s* I I foot addition to the bv Flatchar Boll* who hod charge "J u st how do ! a tend on thi* m aelst He goes to work a* a now, n u c( inrti — a* • now. if I f inni t h a t 'l11l true, then \t*- i _ a guest ol Mr atid Mrs Alex R. screury of Commerce WslLscc o f th# program., President George thlnjt? la my helper being aided trainee on a 40 -hour per weak profits o f tha poultrymrn will I E U ffC D C * lA * V y » S l* r V in ff Johnson. TOM Holly Avenu? made hU Brat puhfle‘•UUmetU on A . 8peer announced that eg InterW i l l i 11 H i l Y i v i u i n n Abmil 10 yefcrs ago. Mr Hauser r stfrred up by the or hu rt by these changes? What b ail;. If hi* total pay for the be restricted and the consumer i M a rk e t According In Mr. John­ city meeting with the DeLSnd and Urn controversy happen* If ht work* ovrrtlm® month (Jor* not ricred $200. In- will also auffer through the n on.' >V l i l t 1 1 1 1 1 U l Y l H I t m ran llie meat house at Kemtnol* y f foreign policy speech he made test son,’ the restaurant will open about New Smyrna club* will h* held a» and makes more than $20(1 per eluding hit subsistence,' he I* hi availability of their products. Il __ ^ _ ty High School farm where he re­ the Seminole Country Club V e st Week. Declared Mr. Wallace: "I m onth? " "Suppose he makes a the clear. N°w sunposc Do* puts is .a tough situation, ami a f O ct. I. ceived agricultural ami Entura stand upon my Ihw Tort ^eech." Mondav night at 7 --70 o’clock The secretory made It dear that little money on tho side, what In 16-hnur* overtime. Doe must rathar ridiculous one to,, — that i "WITH T U B HOIITH ARMY IN Ksrtnrrx training, tinder Mr. Johnwhan Fuller Warren nf JockMn then I " they’re a skin g. report what he received fur hi* n K U t* such aa Florida, with JAPAN. Hept Ifl. iDeUynD Opl aon. 17113 Is hU first trip b sck .lo M r s . R . H . R e n ic k villa will ba ‘ he chief speaker, bo- aril! Jw t hock down on the A ll these and m any moreques-J overtime on hi* monthly report. practically llmitlets posslhilities I Eugene |yvy. II. ol (tenlord Ft* . Hanford since Ills discharge from nfr he mode which were D i e s I n O r l a n d o II* also ravaaled that the board a t variance with the policy Mono have been * n a w e r e d | b u t thla I* not subject tn any for production of poultry a n d , Is now serving with the ElevenlH the service sis month* a«o. He o f dlretora have mad* Dr.. A- W. eggs, should face the poasibillty Airborne Division In Bcndal. Japan served lit the Pacific Theiter ol out by Secretary of through « an Investigation w#j V.A. action. Cppe, Jr. an honorary member la In t’e go further .and aay that if not the certainty, nf a short He' has been with the Division lor Ope rations Mrs, R. .K .'B e e le k , a raaldant with the backing of made the other d a y with a rep* the armed service. ' Tanford fo r tha past $6 years, reeentatWe of the Veterans Ad. another drug store in the c ity ’ I* age o f thoeg important food the p u l nine months. • . felling Chrislm** card* and for item*. •After compteUng basic training Ttsw N sK um n iH T w r r m i ____"It Was interesting ministration. he volunteered for llie .poraUoopa. The monthly meeting of the t that both the extreme F ir s t of all, the trainee and ■ ’ few week* need* an estra f . , M P * CRACK 'DOWN Taktpg hi*. Jump training at Ft. Dtolrtcl of the Tuwmeiui o M tm p lo ytr know th a t the veteran* dark for a faw hours In the eve­ left FRAN KFJIRT. Germany. Bant ATO TO MEET ning to help. sell them. The Denning. O * . tie qualified as a par­ held yesterday in St. Cloud wUh Income cannot exreed $200 p c x lji aj - ? 18 , ’ W A - A t t t e r l e a n M* f * 13 cfiuntte* being represented The of ihe other firm hires achutist on Uve l&lh of-M ay II * rlod Ofriier* 0' M I do, however, that mart Amer­ month if Ut* vateriin la marrl ;t$ * The Alpha Tau Omega social bv making the required null eeting was preshlcd over by P. Sam P m it of Walker, M o . rrarked. down todge on a i Doe U> work for him during the ican* art coooCyned about, and and. $176 I f single. However, ** iV ss, president Her. liavUo actives and alumni Jumps from * plane tn flight. A f . Mrs.* Gao age Bauman o f of looter* and buck mark* *• rtilttig to w«k for ptaoa. 1 th e m a te .more w ay*- than one evenings and a t th* end of the fraternity, In «> e y n p t< * \ dUpUced1 PoUc intend 16 continue toy efferU for a BtepdLsh. pastor of the Ht. Cloud In which a veteran can add • to first month, Do* ha* tp*<!* $200 will meet at th* Motors Inn at present he Is performing In G em eoY . Thev c o n f Methodist Church, was th* jttrt »nd testing peace and I this lucerne without running Into from hi*’ regular training poei- 13.00 o'clock noon tomorrow for a'duties In this division, lew atm*. Army o o u . Kami of Orlando, are future apeak | trouble qd'h the V . A. H» rah tlnn ■ end $66 for hi* ' outside luncheon and meeting. Alt member*) in* parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8am soeakrr. Orl* Vista * u . are urged to be present. Lev)', reside in Sanford, Florida. the nit* of th* next meeting. ICsslUM S us rage T e l l hav« a job on the aide if h* • , * ** SfL . . . l.lY lt C - ■ Vj ^ .V * * W 44 tjj • . is s a ie <■!>& L O N D O N , S e p t. 1 6 f/P) — F o r e ig n S e c re ta ry E rn est B e v in s p o k e u p a t t h e P a l ­ e s t in e C o n fe r e n c e t o d n y in s u p p o r t o f th e A n g l o - A m e r i ­ c a n e x p e r t s ’ p la n .to f e d e r ~ «li£e t h e H o ly I jt n d . B o v in ASS 3 ** -{ tu e r to d 4 h n t t h e d iv is io n o f *.« k» A a llM tih |n§> in to f o u r p r o v in . c e s w Iitth* ...........** lim ite d • a u t o n o m y " » • workable and could lead to what he called a final eolation, t a i l week (he Arab delrirntr* . hadleveled -bitter criticism J ga ln it the idea. Today Itevln ok 00 minute* ta. make a state­ ment detailing llrltaln'i reply to ' that (land. The conference wa» meeting behind cloved- door* and the text o f Pavin’* .perch wan jen ot mad* I public. ■ Conference rourcea emphasised that Hevln made no new propo.al* to subntitute for ■ the federnlitntinn scheme. Meanwhile, thara are mounting elgn* that Jewish representative* m ay Join the conclave. T h r r. member* o f th* Jewish agency executive flew to-^fari* lixlny fo r fit meeting of tKe comm it tea. Jewiih source* .aid the dis­ cussions might remit in a decl- j • *lon to participate In the l«ondon parley. I Violence Flares Wilson Says Meat Shortages Hike Air Show Seen Again Today In Opportunities Facing Porltry*Tien By More Than 1,500 People or Id Parley On it Enerirv Is Jimmy Brown Is Named Winner Of Lieut. F. G. West DoerN otExpect: War With Russiaj Naval Reserve Offi- ■•{rISrri^lh*r cer Is Main Speaker At Rotary Meeting 'Fred H. Williams, Three Auto Wrecks vkcur In Sanforik Over W e e k e n d Dr. Orville Burks Investigation-01 Vet Joh Training . Makes V.A. Program Much Clearer * “ “ W»m i t-V> Roy Joh Open .New Robert Mauser I Visiting Sanford Wallace Stands Pat On New, York Speech •.%Sk s r ^ 's x r ? ; ,. I. M ..... ai I ‘ ' ‘ i * — i— . i ■ r �PACE TWO TH E SANFO K D HEftALD, SA N FO R D , FLORIDA ThtTSanford Herald e U t * l t l U k r 4 In I M ‘ ak f * k e 4 «lk U, k * r e » l k a l a r k k , a a4 N « k 4 k f a l , * • ■ ( * ,* . Ilarlk a . . I l l U a»au lla A rr a a a ‘ • ria v lM l 1*4 b ra ta s a v lrrs T a r a .- la C b lra a a ____ n , H e r a 14 Is a a t r s a k r r a l T b s b s s s .ls ir a ••» * .« w b l . b I* s s r l a ■ I I . I , r a l l H r * In I b r » » - I n r r r • a b l l r a l l a a ml a l l a m . 4 l . e a l r b r n (r* 4 lls 4 l a II * f *■ • a ib s v v .1 .* I * s 4 llr 4 la ib i s * ■ **» a * 4 a l t a tb s ln .n l a r n n * n b ll.b r 4 b .rrln . I l l r l a b l s In v r a n b l i r a l l n a • * ■*— 4*1 4 U a a l n b r . b r v r l a a r s a l a a r » - Dutch Harvest M O NDAY, SEPT. 16, 1946 OLD DOG. NEW TRICK W hi'it the dykes of H olland w ere broken and salt w a te r swepL in over the fertile land djirinjf thfc Cnnndian cnnuialMii to ri.l the country o f Germ an forces, th e future ol the farm lands looked b arren. A m ericans rem em ber th at it seem ed one of th e unavoidable tragedies of th e war. th a t rich -areas of th a t shytH country sh euld he m ade un­ productive by salt soaking Into the soil. . ... . J'M w* one y e a r .a fte r th e once-heautlful island of \ \ n eheren was a desolate, scene nf of w ater, gray m ud mid and mud sh a tte re d houses, D utch fa n n e rs are hack th ere, ready to ll II PV'l*gl I I 4 \ 1 1 k > I « •!» i •« .f |, q j)s . JmFVfst flourishing crops. • J . The knew it m ight take five years to reJteem redeem Tb« people know th e Iit............ ml, h u.t *they started th e job lf|st fall. They rebuilt .... They rebuilt th e dvkes, whore th e sea has been wishing through three mu.iKX i ?,L,n,,L“,, ,l,, Uu: *ad-lot)kIng island with its, 1,1 dead 'h-ud trees, repaired the th c fnrm houses' w ith I t hused dj -mtn and farm houses lum ber, and began to tend th e ir fields.*• H H eavy rainss Inst' last eavy rain sp rin g were in th eir favor. T he s a lt was w ashed dow n into th e earth , leaving th e shallow surfacO soil clann fo r p la n t­ ing. Sun and cure did the rest to bring u p Aiod drops of w heat, vegetables and flowers. ’ T . As usual, the Dutch have shown th n t.th e y can take c a re of them selves, m id 'th e y certainly ar« m ore th a n de­ serving of th e help from (he*w eather gods this voar k ’ * Sk it . i «. ................. ■~ , We O ffer Y o g a Complete i OCIETY EDITOR — C » c .li« T raludc * u se d le p a y $1 5 ;. Line of insurance Protection Social Calendcn fo r a p e rm a n e n t- Judy Partin Is Wed | •. To Gustav R. Michel P c f $ o h a Mr. and Mr*. J. t . McClelU-*! J uroiu i ___iT i.* . , . , Y 7Z On A ll Forms o f Property oOo • AUTOMOBILE Insurance and Financing At a Lqwer Cost ‘ , , oOo Oar agency ran arrant* for the flnanclnc as well as the Insurance. AH Sf your problems settled In one rail. oOo A pw *h# b Ivoe hencIF Q Sef w 'a v t at hom« C i r ■ i « r mil • T«il In > in 3 k n n » l t o ,* * ' U*»— tv IS; L ijfa z d i Heroes And Politics iwi in fc-- - " , 1 -- T I Estelle Hurt Given Party By Mrs. Higgins Mr*.' Kilward Higgins. Jr. hon­ ored, Mist Katcllo- Hurt, popular bride-elect with a bridge party orV Friday at her home 12 IS Magnolia- Avenue. Zinnia* and hmg LITTLE < |IM I < u i n a v i Mr. and Mr*. Wiliam K. Holleyhead, Jr., recent bride ami groom, were honored la* Saturday even­ ing with a recant Ion given byMr. and Mrs. W. 'VL llnllvhcal. Hr., at their home oij Palmetto Avr. . The Hollyhead home wa« lovely with arrangement* of pink rr*c*. fern and coral vine place I alxKit the room*. The hoaless wi» as­ sisted by Mr*. F. B. West mid Mr*. R. G. Fox who served deli, elru* refreshment* ron*l*ting of nunrh cake* anj a»*orteil nut* >it ihe friend* of -the young emiplf who eallrd during the evenhtTT Mr*. A. B. Miihnney lip hnd a* her house guest for the na»t fi-» day*. Mr.- and Mr*. T . II. Hynn nf I'nlniks. Mr. Kyah i* Mr*. Mahopry's hrother. ** Jctutc ! I Laney Drug. Sto Pilau Supper Given _ t Ml** M argaret’ Dingfilder left t< day for New Orleans, l.a. to At Baptist Annex! enter Tuline University. She will h# nrrompanir.l SEE OUR TO P QUALITY Karly thi* week-* the »fato of Maine held iu fir.C elate election alnce tile war, and ,wrnt aoliJIy Bepiiblican. And what that prove* Is th a t.“ A s Malhe goe,; so goe* GHLI TF^G CAMIty Malur. POWELL’S E i. U - . n u - r *»f m o ^ l n p u f f l r i r n c y »•'n H lli Matnolia Av*. ‘hc ‘ " r'' «"‘l fo,“ rth dynasties, mid the historical n-cord jhas boon trac-d hark to Muties, unifier of Kgvnt and founder of the first dynasty. Gliilir plain-- *houht l»e an in tere.tln^ nvN-otlon Un yming men. Thosa roiling ailcntly n v r Sanford during the l**t few day* aenned like ginnl Idrd* In no particular hurry tu get an y*hero an,| with mi hing to worry alault. G otnlao Plaudits - | W e .t.r n A llle i Are R eady A i A ctln jk-$tole Secretary J J i r D ard on ellei S h ew d ew n dOrttly rold n hlll i l l gornli vvluill ‘i p f d i f l o CtntrMl P ttti ' • . be visited Moscow- last year, praise* Secretary \V-allare*i« npO WABHINGTON— Drsn Acheson I* rapidly becoming known ee aserurn. policy kprerh. "W a tIl’c r ila r y f ,CCrC," ry ° f i U le - r#‘ h,r ‘ " • n b> ^ own title of under•o eome* nearer Ihe point t.f view of the people of thi* connAcheson-a emergence as top stale department man on Internatry.” »ay» Flerlda'* Sensl-ir. (tonal political matter*, however. 1* only beginning to rome to (tie "then the inUfrprcter* of our I fore He trerame a headline alraler only recently during th* height foreign |ollry." We would, tike ini 0/ the Yugo.lnv erUls, where he maneuvemt the whole business see the people vote on that pur- J going to his chief, fltste Becretsry Jsm es Byrne*, and I’ rrsident ticnlnr question, .. E Two rasa* nf Infantile pnmlysls hava recently lieen discover-, ad In Heminule County, the first in this county this, yesr. We- hnd hoped ws euuid go through the ‘ - ha* seen an unusually high in­ . ctJenea of the diseaae in Florida, A without a single ca»c. ilnwgver, ■i despite all effort* to avoid it, the disease ha* finally made*lt* appearance here though fortu­ nately In mild form, according tir present report*.- We hope there will be no more uf It, but parent* should t<« p srllcu lu tly " .csreful with respect to sanitation'messur. .. *s .fgr Iheir'. childreo. ------ m u w*s X4 RETAIL STORE •n d ONCE Echols Bedding & EajjiitureC o. \ nother T ,hintl0n ? herc ^ be made unlevTiha wage demand* agalrut 'c? Chrysler and companies would *ov. C lie n t re.tored effcetJve price controls. -They ar» fir to r ) R. J (InicrnatloMtj . U M U can l I'ram Cam llael V * TBooiss. G. F. Addee, and Walter Heuther, president. work. Thi* $55 - doe* not ham Tot be reported to the V .A. A M V.A. j* _not n di-ti-etlve hnn ur a»d eniUint expect Doe’* original employer to he one either. The»e are the two big prob­ — Ry Willi AM «1TT lem* many employer* and C ia tttl P r tu Wrlttr irnlnee* are fared with today. It i* tip to the employer to proXT TOOK 100 shots to subdoubt, somfons wilt pay theta tert the trainee hy knowing hoar ous a whtjp whale o$ ths Canath* comptlmSpt of calttsg 'em to make out the proper lepnrts h la r V b i II I m ** -dlaa shore. It should b* mads big bullies. to thb- V.A. ,clsar that Ihtss wars gun shoU i I K i ,/)ne recent case revealed that •and not tbs two-ouscs vsrlsty. L et's stay y/fy/ag t h t g t U i t k a trainer In Sanford worked a - : . I I t w k o tt lack at privacy it 100 pernumber of hpura overtime ona Xtdok Dumkopt loufbt k it «*##. H t't gat a Mouse, h ts n ’t mopth and hi* coryneniatlon’ wji| way to a th lrt countu (Way k tf . . reported to th| V.A. along with •e /y fa I t t t t k t oat k t was ! t I h|* other *alary a* straight time. to Canada saw, avtaumber The trainee wa* immediately p ittin g. tba woman m and aM-frorlh to notified that Ms. subslstenna A m t w m W has |ti wendarful •aa. That ana-fear* »4 a saaa allowance Yeas to bs cut front RE TELLING ME! •d o n . tea W tWg Mfedt • bein« Hto w k l f . o f f j . ^ ^ to the i • ___ ** - ;■, Hummingbird*, according' to . -The housing shortage brlnt* unpleasant fopercuislon* through­ out the world. London police are having their trouble* with a gruLp of homeless communist* who have moved Into unoccupied cas­ tle* belonging to some of jlrilaln'a nobility. In Texas a group uf vet­ eran* with nowhere else to go have threatened to taka over an AVmy Air Field and live In t u As The Twig Is Bent barracks. In .Dayton, Uhio, a Federal Housing nroject official agsinst an American not# warning h . r U keeo hsnde' off L n . ^ build more huuses. > S iom iHtom °«A»Mn«t the straits would daU for United i 7 sss kst srsrrs *rsss M good a compromise as-abe cart g e t* ^ By W. V ,— B ltU ag Tam ilian Children pai ly neeil .... ----- . — the. tw ig Unbent, bo the tree incline*. •Everything depends upon *"• growing. formaUva years. Not a l o n e ‘ efegrtetor, but ha protected, built and nourished. All ttye call* fo r expert nadteal attention and fra. (|ueht checkups. It mean* a careful, generous diet, serums M edvtsejJ bjr. the physician. go*rd(ng J against’ • childhood ^tolf.. 3 th o iy ^ h ly l ! « ; ‘ . . . In th* m w s the atomic btnab la followed -by a talking dog. Couldn't be, could It* that tba lower nnlmals erg pUgnldg to . A rtist canva* U woven from flax, hemp. Jute *hd cotlon. Sanford’ Mailrea* Faet*ry rhetica IIU and ( 7t- I f ;! {) I n i p TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY! The M o st.. ;- * . "! Faetual! Sensational! Revealing! Progrram Ever Shown in this Theatre!! j rr rlinlt jf|, f |en|«f t hr \- a Mht'inmit' n,n» S S i'h im n . HuIn'I t lb I i. ilp li T**I m»,| A 1 ^ •* " i* a it, •• I with hliir m-iiTi'i »- t*» •••**> [[[tl/ A\ illia»»i»«»»i. TIHi—I llnil- ' , finbyriuly A hm-i lfa*|«ln, William \V y*rr^\ \\ M | ;- serveil OU| dl-iwinit: ve|,hi ii of no A T M -pm mo-liv^f. w*. Shinliviint. / (iue-t r mcluiy<l In-en o,\a ,.,, wa» plnrrd it n»u rpd n. i . ^ MS-p* Jmiel | ll„t/«'l | Inf nt Ii\ %« tnmlia> I "In l it'. Mii i t Ii .» I • kin-. M\in Snlitli"md. A»ni»* v il.it Ii. hapli J I ts* I . , 11111*11 V . \ 1 % 1.4 M ' Fmapectaa an ReanHt GENEVA NEWS ‘ilr«. \. F- 'liir;rn CREPE — pastels. Baptist Study Course Begins September Hi t The RCrariUm ;b ' ; I lo o n s|»-« I’.*ti*e lim it H m lilin g T rl J0 9 3 II" B rio I "lull in . ’Q r t n i f l n wen- i^inul* o f Mi I ' d JUteL- Vi nr elf I l - F f t . S m u ln i \ h fG n il Mr*. Irf-Fil* iil»“ h»d w hite I irne*t ta’ wi* of (Iklahoinb ** tlielr gue«t f'T. a 5 ’-' d*>’*Mr*. W . J. Daniels s '" 1 Ml»*i t velyn Daniel* had Mr. amt M r*., . * ! *■ __ __t . kntt of Kt. ridciUbiirg a* wrek. • ud guest*. . Mr*. N ojt i* .the former M*ii.-n D aniels grand' d.iucHter of Mis. W. J- Daniels. Mr. and Mrs. George t ’ luckat. turn. Mr. Jerome Pluckeliaum Hid daugtiter Jtelty were gnesht •tf Mr*. Nello Tlihinas- on Kpp-lap, ’ ■ * Mr. and Mr*. J. I.. Brown and Mr*. A . K. Mnrana t t e n d ed -hureh in Sanford fiimday cve" it g .. * , Mr. anil Mr*. John D. Thomas r.nd son Frank h a v e renimed a f­ ter . a- two week* visit with friend* and relativr* In Wild•i*odd, *. Hawthorne and Jackson- Ecru, A q u a and Pink. LOLA LANE '.III L D O N L E O N A R D PAM ELA BLAKE JIl P A U L C U IL I'O Y L E CO N STAN CE W O RTH C l A U D IA D R A K E Feature * •j**'**' . Wh i t e 'ilr. and Mr*. Charlie Hifbrant of Froatproof and Mil* Jlertha Moothart of nioomlng. Illlaol*. ver* over night pu*»t» of Mr. fin d - Mr*. Hcnrv Krelzer. Mr*. ri A iio tb * " la making her home in J SEQUIN ^ TRIM — B lack, anti ON TH ESAME PROGRAM fTantpo*,. & Oher S ty la f from 1,98 LAST tim es Mo n d a y -t h e Vir gin ian I The R aym ond Stu dio S in t, uccw <h y m M AUTIIA' MII.I.KU . . , l-’xpurf lit-uuly t-oiLitiliant nf tin; Kiclinrd iludm it Salon and tlip Dn It tin y SIicop.-w Si-liool will lire at TOUCH TO N 'S D uH airy Conimdit- rm in tfi- all tliia^wpuk. ' S he’ll xMiah a Success-O-I’lan for you . . . a aimple h eau ty organizer to Hell you how to care fo r your akin w hether, it’n d ry , oily, norm al o r teen-age. Plot a b eau ty routine for improviitj} fare, figure b- f and fitnenh with Hie same co-relatetj Dullurry preparations usetf at the Success School. ... I . JJsrt<-A"t ami Mr*. Edward -.llcK b r « f Jacksonville. North 'X jflH M D ’.a fe vi*itln» .hi* folk* ’ JktKt-aqd*. Mt*. Arnold Baxter. {• M to o l opened last T**b w'th the enrollment of 60 pupil*. iV T fra , (Jolt, the principak and :tr*rbrr o f the sixth, seventh end eig h th . grade*, Introduced the Moran - .Lr- ! tfeeher*: Mr*. Lula ■. ml M r . Jn*»/ th# prlm arv grade* and Mr. Joe ____f o r forth«?thelnleriBC<IUte' Mathleux Inlerpiediate g r a d f i . lin H o t lutiche* ItiorheA will, will lif fvgrade*. lie M *efv. •d ■daily. *in the *ch»iol lunch­ room under. Ihe mhnageiiient itf Mre. Leona McUltr. ; . wt*f5x^U| jjOj O M uP toX ir*, UCCM j Dmrimg dee -xviJr...« nmftimitt*>j h r t] PmBmtry fott /ViiV/r te jn e * • - /dtfHR ih*4j 111// img/mjf/ mf* rxtrj P&Bdrry fmtxh+H. X i - __ »i— nf I Ihimp I-, I I I E \| Kmlr>. Mr^ -i*t at lh*‘ t ’••looinnil y llon-r iiU l ’ tlii' Plfiddcnl M• *• ' aU'in uldham preriding. Other* pip«eiil were; Mr* inni Hilehie. Mr*. . Vincent I*-. t*l*. Mr*. G. r . l«rFII*. Mr*. J. 1 Brown. Mr*. Uayinontl Metiill. Mr*. Mnigart-t (•■ •It, Mt* •• H I lyAit; M u ' Lul l M»i.in,- Ml* Ivelyn Hahtel*. hihI Mr- Onidi M iIi Aii f f u m Siiut-ud Mr. nliii Ml* It.iyaiond v (lrlno-i-- Iout Mr.-Jt!.,t M f I Atkiu.ofi \|i I .i n-1 Kil*»i, .i| ,_Mr» Waltri Ynitior«mvli n . •i .•ir gur*t» Wi-dniudny Mr. null Mr- N iiim * l l r l i e i l ph««y WM-Tsletypa* DR M • Orlando ItepetoenUa, T. Nelsan ORonrke, Urn. ■ Member n a h.d Double, havr lii\ •my mmui - / E L IS H A C O O K M W e E n jo y W o r k in g W ith C h ild r e n fl and ' ' NEHjFOl «’!»• *t* i ii." I. tailored styles in whi l e PRCr.i.lsn our pdtron« we are i r f f * «,'»»»rl»|ii I fitut , tun* In lh« - S n l.iifa c lio n G u n ra n lt-c d STAN COMSTOCK ttoyteaa Beath. I U . I I \ in*, j *i**1 W hI . i K .ilitm i . Wiyifln lit It \ S j Pi, r.tf>nll,- DnUfii. Morth.i l\i*rt J •t .1" II bVltf * R-Wfll HM'I ' f* ,»n \N D IC K E Y S 7HINGJ TOo t i Vf • ill i *' -lr«| **v Mi - nln»r«lt» 1 - • I* ri-fT i-rttr lea . I *4*•%•’* ili-JtUI t/*li lit ' t 0 l H t WRONG m o r i ^ SAdhv^U^m?nU »*“ -r I I,, iliiHit* llt-t t,| nl inli« «till ' l. Mr». Ram to Fagcnlw ii l| expert- W .l n th k paper each Mrs. J. Al. Mc-raskill Circle 2 Hostess 12:45 P. M . Daily ADULTS 4 0 c p p . Professional m anagem ent supervises 'Ihe Individual (uueg held for each class-and endeavors continuously lo m aintain th e mya^ted funds In thosa issues iwhich o lfer the m ost ra ue per d ollar of market price. The ,V o f »»>• sep arate cU**cs, n o * ^e« e , , , n ^ ■ character o f his investm ent at a ll times. On request, he- can obtain In' the form o f InTtaimehi a Tail Omega Fraternity. Honors . * Rtishous With Dinner And Dance OPENS: Children t>c United NaUaaa itotoibecL nre Air* tt~tn thr First Ms|»ll*l Cliunli/alUl. lUv. VV. I*. Uu *’*». Jr nlln ui- It to \ II, imi .‘*u , l.t. . t pti mb* • lei Mined it Iheir home Saturdnv tili. Mr* Clsrke wa. the funner IV.-kv Vlrgililn lle*trr iliuniliter ot Iat It. The Ikipti-t •*• mghl ulirii i.-vv |iiee-ls senMi \V O llfster nn<1 tin- kite Mr Hester of |hl* iiti Mr Clarke hnvr ii new paII ^1 mvileii it. f,», t * oiolfeiigitl *upI* u M-" miii of Mi mid Mr* It t* llmwii 6l Ortamto I tv. niupk- |il*nv iVaiMiii (tom M*hm|% |til»l. *t* .ii III tm, •■ i l i s l to m.iko their home In this city ^ttlttU* ami Mt t»«|> l lu itltt. mat llii- r"tiiinilM*itv wns ^irntlV b^viuiimry. i'hi»H^«» Alt INjiivmi giievi-d i -i* Iit*ot of ilie death of with wifi* in* t two t-hihlirn me ini.U t’vv^ti’i lif •T ioij Ni w York living in Mrv I* II Kihmi'n hoii«% ■i o. Atigvis .’ till following no op. The i.yjimn I* l a ' efnlion. Mi Fowler hnd many " ill |mvc f i r »'» Mf Ihr lit u fir.-».d. in I,"|lg w *m*., wheia he i ll nii Tii«*»ilit\ ni|;Jit ‘"An t•»»• outiist n liiinie nod -,i«-ol mnfiv lloldiy June*. B i l l ) Hrpmley. M . Billy Gtny. KIH'.v File. It.. Al nt:«|it inati Hfnlei. ton-, "i iiteellig lot.. Hie n*.»npint|i.i|ti m viit h ilpn lin k. t' i llnipei, J,.. ,, \ 11• »* Ihr lit llii V.of tin- town He l* imi then"ill In * a im'i linn fo, nil Mini Glenn iJnglr. It • It’rtCnri • Active* mol 4 .iltimui tnesent l.iln*' i»* *.t n Wnmaiits " " ur n"" were McKii) T t tiliit li, M n r It j T o w , l It 1 1* Mi h- KiMt • ! i»n*i* mi Hatu tihiv^w^yutir h.» , h«ltik’*‘*l ••• I ..I f •• * » • I " i levt-ltitul Ji . T**«»v IIu.ltHr-tob. l.n nfli-r-1 the -I iiil.s.lnad i- o n liv « Bd- «"•> I pn lhitne». . * » I'uiinM J m im *-. ti.me -l" *• Will--* nod In- s.i.ln- tin .Mil Ml 'll* Ititflr Stil it It | I West pi" B f"> Hie Inti-' off-*" -•log w i» Ifiilv lli-iii.kill of Hi limit.- »n» At tihr Hini .•Itlitttii ntrtiilM’i - lit iiti Imli* M i/ It W hi k h» I I le I naif- in " > i,g e I l f the feiitral Fl-Ai.ln In» , i-r I hr ru- |ini t Ii w hieli weir «lti —Ird Si . Ib,mi 1,1 |li-lt,*i> I* | K• i vt i i hmi mull! ayri lr»l ( L) •|»|iitt^ii»iiili,l\ I ',.1 m -hit - Strii-I I ••ill. Hi ill •- *l..11 KfltU |« m»i i *itt^* v\ ;i* ii|iihi,i i II • • I . 11(II,|r i . Ilt‘i»i\ V\ ./lit 11 hi , »r! vt- ami thru ilfitr- hom»r roll Rt |»t»rf» m] LACE — In order to give better serv tr ! ^ ^ ? U I* ™ * * the s tr a it^ FactogTsphA Ube to pick Oghts mast feaf s*A al InelgnMeOM. n,, ihe |it •••-lltlMl ntlL’KM: i SUPERVlStQN. ’• H um - D iip ln y R o o m 119 W . FIRST STREET NEWSPAPER J, , DOES IT A (i BETTER I(onto t .it ?»i»i I lull mrl Tlmriulny when Mr-. WiUott put Sanford Stude'ntH inftu ntAtivo inIk i»ii Make Honor (iraden * tft chi rim! cmci i:cnr> IIcXn*ahn»cntA wcrc •ctNiil. Itrpurt* were «*uhinittfil hv mcnihvi-* '»f thy Cuunt\ t'minrit. Air-. 1 *p.i tending Ihe slimmer iiumler nt II.turnon.| an I Mi*. W IJ. St rn Stetsop University in "Orl.mil Kef rci*hmciit.*. were mmveil.. Thoto In Itnvmnnd Btiiitlo. made huuur . rude* -neenrJing to At t'hri^t *huich ILAv Mi nut Mr* Richard Clraen ("Uirke whoa, in*rrtai:e » is nn event nl report* from Hit- ri giltrar"* offt.e I • iiluillltliMt will ln> ii'lrhlillpil h Mi-. J. Klflf'lit'i Ini' tr!uri»r,l from Ncu Yni k I ilv uh»il* she )(iiti the Ruminrr "iih Iipi -<hi ■ ml iU» i:hlpr-in luu Mi: mi«l Mri. Klpi«chpi iinil hri sf»n in livt •tphl ilmiirhlrr Mi mi«l Mi- V\ M I/our. , . • THE MUSIC BOX 111 W. 1st Si. P hone 9 5 3 ADVERTISING Investigation Of Vet Job Training Made oroperly, thi* action wout,! nut have been taken. . Remember, compensation for o V rtia * .' that I* pay for work performed over t/i* customarily sehedulsd work (Period of the . pstablisHment. Is n«l to b« reported as straight tints. WlWftwe psy, although It la reported as overtime compen­ sation on tha monthly rep o rt to the V.A., doe* not count In tha V.A. ttmltatlone. - . rhope Dl« leiitualy Injured, (fnlrrneilonai) A c h e io n • Portable v* • Electric • Automatic U*c eur EASY TERMS .nil •larf tonight t« enjoy bellrt tleeplng eopiforlt . .. . O'lngs Itnpponed In E gypt before the first dyn-.osly. of H. ( . .'1200, lins long been known to historians j Now exrnvntions reveal pottery hearing th e symbol of ii m T - i , . ' " ,' t,r" 's e unknow n. So prim itive Is the p o ttery INJURI0 by a hand grenada toiwd thn it m ust be enrlklf than the first dynnsty, and Kn Is by a Yugoilav lympolhUer during a recent dcmoiutration In Trieste, , | perhaps the earliest recorded king in history. ' an American military policeman I* | ... Kn U‘p nccoptcd h istorical' fram ow ork, aided from the arena by a club­ 'h is Peiping itouso ja called “ Zero Dynasty.” If in te r dis- swinging buddy. Twenty-two per­ covdWes unearth still e a rlie r periods, historians will have I son*, Including 7 American* wera A fter 18 years of ths NswWfeal, which • was to drive the A m ik changer* out of th* templ*, r an<i reetore control over oyr netionsl economy to the common man, th* CIO revests this startling Infor­ mation: American Industry Is noev dominated by five families! MorCOO, Mellon, Rockefeller, DuPont M d the Cleveland banks, *Thhr* * HOLLYWOOD BEDS OFFICE SUPPLY IT ). EXCLUSIVE DEALER lt,-v Heed. < > ner, Mr. and' Mr*. Al Hryant, „Hnuiaillat. ,Mr- "'",1 .?, r V , , K W. K. Klrehhuff anil gor.t* Mr. Mr and Mi*. Al l-**e.! „ . /, Mi. hnd Mi*. Hoy Holler. M. •'■ ',,;' rd «'f H I mnlci. ale and and Mi*. Harry T.«.ke and TTui i - ' Karfltn - and Mri I’fa it- of ci;tMini* Ifi'iiry T ih'Ui*. Mr. ami II»m<I«ittnn, Ml-** lYeH iii Trulurk M ij \V. H. UTlfnim*. Mi* and and Clyde Terw illegar. Country .Mr*. Jack Hall and Mr. and Mi*. t 1ub pro. *. W. A. Lcffler. Jr., rirat Baptist < hureh gave aHurt and tea guest* chickrn pilau » u p p e r - at the IJoyd of TalUha»»ec church annex <»n Thursday eve‘ ning honoring Rev. nod Mr*. \V. P. Brook*. Jfi—and fiunlliwi of. A ramel ha* twire the carrying the teacher* and nffiiflr*. Summer ftowfr* deoornled the • •r of an ox. annex where the buffet! »tyle supper wa* enjoyed. Those at* for I^mg Island. -N. V. where ahe will spend a mouth with Mr*. Ik Nlrw. John Miller W. Swartz whose hUsImnd died’ Hostess 'io Circle PHONOGRAPHS recently. Mr*. Swartz and llaugh-1 ter have been freitucnt visitor* in Sanford. BOX SPRINGS^ The incomr of all Fl*»ri«lin»... I-ira tisn o t always first, at laasl tint in the* rernnitt of nmountni (o lii^-t,ni'cii'iit l-.gypt. Ihere hisffH^-ns (liviilnl into pfriotis ncyear, five |»«»rt*riil h ii l»«*r than (l)<• '’"riling in t|R. various royal iiousos which govt-rm-d the year b«*fi ri*. IT thi rr i* n ilr Tin* pyramids w,ru built by rah-rs of nrnniun any •limr It '*,,n '*>.7‘U,: ! rV Imur* of 7:!Ui and t»:0i» I . .'I Mr* II i llrtlcl. Mr. and Mr*, with the fidliitting menu li-mg l«*n-- lliggim and Is.rky lligrrivnl I.) Mnimi!vi and Mr» Vd bui*. Mr. and Mr«. .Th-niia- Kirkl.rvy •Mliitner land Mi and Mr,- land,, Mr. alid Mr*. J- •'* Mitchell " \ I lliynnt: I'binNii ii-mitles with grid Mr and 'Mr*. T3M J.yon* and chicken ala Line. bilked l.van-. I ilrn l.yoh*. illlT l «»lild. Virginia hum, n'lo! .Mm, I»r.* an, ( ATi \V V* Bu­ l l iclliy*. hot loll* ami coffee. line .Old (i.iylc Hitting. Mr. and Thu*e aitvndiiiB were Hr. and Mi*. Andiew ("urrnway, Mr. and .Mr*. F i n c h e r McDaniel -and Mr*. W. (!. Fl|-iiiing, Mr. and fluightcr. Mnrilyn, I>i and Mi*. Mr*. George-Thuratnn and childIjniiJ Woodruff. Mr and Mr* rvn. Mr. and Mr*. Jultu* DingI!.' N. Scott, Mr. and Mi*. John frldri and Margaret and Simon Mvinch. Mr. and Mi John Ivey, Pingft-ldrt. 'Ir and. Mi<b C. K. ^tr and' Mi*. F U Scott. Mr. Spcnrvi. Ml*. F*car I'rice and uii,| Mr*. Janie* Itidite, Mr. and i; tV Auxtin. Mi*. Hugh Whclcli.l and M i - , Mi. and Mi*. Kd l.c v y . Whit- Fdwnrd llnniel*. .li nn list per. Pnul lliclysoh. th-iom- Mero, i»* Annie Hiutehetl of St. I Will mill Mrleii. r -rinctn Hoy. .Pctefaburr vvns |h,- gue*t Inst ui-d Onle Scott. Jr llio.e oinking week of Mr*.. It. I„ Garrison. Mr*. the honor r ll*niid Ih'Sii’* Garrison *prnt*~ the weekend Ixith were Voile William*, Jr./ with hhr hrother T. HryTil ot (1»t Winston Henderson, mi. I Hohen M.. Ufrn. Wilson, the tw.- I ittel mnkiMg -a Mr*. H. It. Ilrn* left yesterd'iy A* in all Iheir *ufijirt*. • — INNEHSPRINf, MATTRESSES AMlJItcX i t|llil-lvi.ku hy her parerr* Mr. and Mr*^Jiititi.,~IHngfoM«,r. WORK BETTER hy Sleeping Better! . The O PA I* aMHiing the public that Ihe meat Hhortage will .-•••! m six. week*. Will, the lIPA flfim iae to difimiid If dt ducan’iT. I’. • « « . « . «a* electe.l ptesidmt nt the Fidelia Cla»ir — i'f the First lln|itl*t Churrli nt — jlh o ■ ihccting <■ / th* group held . in the home of Mr*. Hert* llrceidcn on Maple Avenue on Tuc*dny 5 .evening. .Hr*. I lm u r turner * ji.i _ Ml** -Thelma T im e r »vrc co­ , | h-iitcMi-* irkOlfier officer * . •*htte<l were: Mr*. Breeden, find vice pre»ident; Mr*. Hichar.l KUhrrty, eveMr*. Daisy Knox lett Saturday end vice president; Mr*. , J. L. for A*hcvilfe. N. t \ P>r a two Thnrnby; Mi*» l.orcnv Franklin, necrrtary - treasurer; Mi»* Chris­ ulika vacation. tine Stouilcnmirc. asso.iatr sec­ Mr*. • Ca**andrn Schultz left retary and Mr*. J. I*. Whitaker, la»t Friday fqr Tampa to vi»it he, leporlcr. . aon and dauglilrr-in-law Mr. and , F o IIo w ih b the t i u sin r * * s e s s i o n a s o c i a l hour w a * enjoyed md Mrs. Karl Schultz. a priie wa* awarded to Mr*. Kl*Mr. and Mr*. P. Bayard Smith berry, aflcr which refreshment* plan In leave thin week, for San­ were served. ford having *pcnt some time in Those presenf wci.-: Mr*. II. K. Little Switzerland. .N. C. • Morris. Mr*. I,. F. Ciarncr, Mr*. I). K. McNnh. Mr*. J. P. Holts, Mr*. Mvy Conolry of Valdosta, cliw, Mr*. Thomas II. drove*. (,*.■ I* visiting her daughter* Mr*. J. P. Cullen, Mr*. Elsbcrry. Mr*. (I. K. McCall nnj Mr*. H. Mr*. John Roger*. Mr*, fail (•. Fox for »oin«; time. 1 * Mr**. M>\ K. It. Smith, Mr*. Forrest ■ (iatch:-l, Mr*. 0 . IS. Rol­ Mi*'* Kathryn Wiggins flew to ler. Mr*. Breeden. Mr*. Turner, I.nk'utia Beach, (,'alif. yesterday Mi** Thelma Turner mid Mis* *• . to visit her brother-in-law and Ixirenc hranklin. sitter Capt. and Mr*. Jack Iloli. W. E. Holley head, JrAnd Bride Honored For Full Information. Call Sunday Night Buffet Supper Al . Seminole Country Club Well Attended Officers Elected For Church Class The Crow Usual! 'Montreal is the largr»t inland in a straight line ! pert In the world. , IF I U T <M OUT.WILL HE PA G E THREE THE SANFO RD HERALD, SA N FO R D , FLORIDA Tm ha* been cultivated in . Nickel uri| China tor more than 2,000 yeart. kupfcr-'nickel If; lltpsc were the* y ears a fte r th e Civil Wmihi m imuomihlo to keep W illiam J , Dono BIBLK VKHHK FOB TOIJAY nf public office. Tlte com m ander of The fnmou regim ent, New Y ork’s contribution Vo W orld 1 | {ai|.how division, known to nil ^n w Y o rk e r. M 1 the d istinguished Sendee ■dhc* DSnTigiiished^Kwvit-fc Medal and th e C nr., a •.'»*.* »nn] -o f’ ilorioh'-Y itt. Chough he ha* fil coNFoHMiNti pointed offices brilliantly/ 1w inding thf*1h*’th e JOHN: Jean* [w ar with th re e y e a rs as D irector of S trategii m/ inoa Y, MONDAY,- SEPT. 16, 1 9 4 0 TOUCHTON’S MrKr* . �---- % 1-e TJBrntrV*1 x. —^ THE SAN FOH P H EKALJJ/ a A W F O R P p F L O R iP A 1 MONDAY, SE'^T. 16, 1946 Howwomena n d girls m a ij getw antedi-elief Item f u n c tio n a l p a tio d (e p a in e x p erts. « IJITitKU , w ho** |iUrt ’of rwl d»nr* la <u| Kim H lin l, Krrderltk N O T IC E to contractors Sealed bids will bo received u n til 10:00 A . M. T ues­ day, Septem ber 24, 1946, for th e roofing, rep airin g an<4 painting o f the Southside P rim ary School b u ild ­ ing. # .. i • • « The ow ner doe's ndl obligate him self to a c ce p t the lowest o r any o th e r bid. D rawings and specifications m ay be obtain ed from M oughton & Lindsey, associated a rc h ite c ts, 611 A t­ lantic N ational Bank Building, Sanford. E stim ates r given. Phone 1082-J SMITH BROTHERS im •In |»r Iha pmtllr U H abla ISeries To Resume-Here Tonight; - . Schantel To Face Hyde On Hill la l O rtf SUOsellnai wid I 'ln l dew nuat i in n a HOl'WJt YOtrw MnstY IM< To u rh td n .lo u r. Co, ami Ui t drug store* i n t r j t t w i • ! Ily AKTIIUK BECKW ITH. JH. Herald $ parts Editor Baseball hi ihr Florida 8 u te League came to a now low at the |local park Friday evening when 'Um pire Tea Cofrr forfeited the tha evening'* contest to th# Or­ lando Senator*. The Senator* wet-i anjoylm a 3 to 1 lead in thr contest at the time of furniture. * The till in Orlando arhaluUd for Saturday evening was post­ poned until yesterday- because of • deluge of rain that came at rametlmr. T h e Senators were given anolhar game by the Feds due to listless play and the futility of e ffo rt alter tha umpiring exhibi­ tion that was displayed Friday night. The Senators ( downed the Sanforditea* by a t to 2 count, w ith (loose Kettles,. Jim J'ayns, and'C harlie Bisson an the mound the Feds.' Orlopdo opened the contest by scoring two runs in the first frame, Sanford cam' bark In .th first of tha u ild .to knot tha count a t two *0 a* Kettles and Bryapt singled, folllewtd by fix’ Infield error and s free pass issued to Ossie Glorig to ’ tally the tying tf9 oULD FISH AftENcf Asfs Ifl A i i i f .m NA-fURALLY OF <;oL0 £>U ^ C O L O R - Y H E ^ old COLOA. IS R E S U L -f o F SELECTION AMD BREEDING o F & / SPECIES I Koumillat A Amtenioh Walgreen A g en cy ' 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE 9 - ‘ W ORK W A N TED PLOW ING, harrow, US for Innersprlng Mating land of tresscs, 'Box Springs, and Phone 024 -J. ^ FU RN I8IIED 7 . Hollywood Beds * at factory noil*. Avenue. prices. Retail store A, display OA NS ' room. 2 W AN TED,TO RENT . 119 W. FIBHT HT. . 1-OANB 31 AUK iKchnls Bedding A Furniture Co. FROH. $19 t o 1400 PU llN IH llK I) houie or npnrtSanford Mattress Factory strict privney; fa st service preferably t2 Iferirootni. _ J ’hone 1113 and 672 -J, ' FLORIDA LO AN CO. U>'£ Sanford. A venue ' B 134 ^ ryo cIT 1,1 phont DISH DRAINERS r. RA K RK Cl'K ('.KILLS ~ BOHIlOW H E R B WHF.UK WANTEli by veteran. boo«t- or ELECTRIC IRONS p h i v a c t i s h e s p e c T i :d . unfurnished Tcou. . n a t io n a l ca n n k k h * V O U lt natuigl desire filr privacy pie) call Boy Johnson, MontePRESTO C O O K ER S in money^ m atters I* strictly respected, 'here. Friend* and HILL IIAROW AIIE CO. • 301 K a il F irst SL relatives are not questioned 3 REAL ESTATE FO R SALE about your credit, fo u r em* ployer uir buslnrae associates T R E A L EbTA TE W AN TED BIGHT angle show case. Can will nufshrar of your personal lm seen at 2013 falrm-tln Ave. affairs. ^There. is no causa for W K NEED LISTINGS; of Farms, Mrs. C. A. Dutton- . embairoMmant, , Homes, Groves amt Duslnrss Property. W. IL Williams. TW<l-whrcl trnllrr, box site. 4 -Hcasunabla credit rerjuirement*. No co-makers on money loans. x 1 ft. with rack, l.n s w tiro. Hcaltfir. Tom Bolt A**oclMi\ Varlniile ' * plan*. V varialile payment $76 .00, Gus Michels, I'solo, Phone 1120, 416 Atlantic Bank FAM ILY LO AN CO. > Fin. Bldg. , 114-W* ‘ 9 KK Florida Bank Bldr. W AN TED Sales listing* in-Sem inole and B ABY BED with mattress in ex-1 cellcnt cimilHion. Alsu pre-war,' Volusia -Counties. \ leatherette baby cirrU gv. Very i RAYMOND M. B A L L reasonable. I’h me 100g-M. UKALTOR <a*4 teal Estate- Insurartce C A S T iron wood and cool circu­ S ta te Hank Bldg. Hanford, H a. lating heater. 3 ill W. 3rd. 8~ ARTICLES FOR 12 b l in d s - p r a c t ic e FL E A I RLE KS Ids wife, and V. XV. W r lls e l. Tli* tialur* nf Ibis suit I* In lb* Circuit I'ourl nf tl,« Ninth JudlliSve--|ail *S « R IS (I. of Lot I. .Hatnlhui^cwunly, Klnrlds. at hi* , elal circuit In **d fo1 g*a,lm>l» nik. AS. Tr. 5 nf the C ity or gsr- nfflre In the- court lious* nf said County, Plar.iU. . ’ fnrd, Klnrlds. i|rrU (nl ’ |o be h-l'l County at Hanford. KUwlda. within T»U hereby r«|ulr«rf ro *p. Mi rru>t Slid In secure other In- aluhl calendar month* 'from lh* l‘-«r In are *ald tau s. nn^thc Jtlh dey rlileillal tellcf In a court nf eqult,. tbn* uf l|i* Hrsr publication ur this .W ITN K H H niv h *n 4 and o f d rls l lull Ire. Karh -claim or d'm and’ihlll «f. NspUmher l» J» ln »h* offIf*‘of leal at Haidutd. KM.flds. IK l* day of H*|il*iab«r, A. tl. t i l l , t t P. HCnNPON A h t'te rk nf said Phone V -lit in writing, and *h*li *i*t* thplar* of resldnnc* and post olflr* addrt** of tb* clstmanl, and shall Circuit be iHora |6 by lh* claimant, aa**t. or attorney, and any surh claim or demand tint so filed, shall ba void K u ii.r *i a it it im in . Aa asecutor or the Last Will aad Taalamant of Itulierl ls-a Clarrlaon, rta, raaaad. Klrat pnbllratlon Hapt. ». IKS -ara.-na ' 1* r ■■ ■ s a l'. - I lier.l') ■rea-til h yu^ dtalri I UAHsaid 6 . ARTICLES W AN TED p« Free Estimates IS* Clark of **nl <Vurt *| th* Court Ilo**e In H*nfor4,‘ Plortd* ■nd In d*r«ull tharruf, a daera* pro ronfatao will b*a aalrrrd and lh* reuse prneerg as perl* *'• llnal Repairing — Rcfinlnliing ETIAN BLIND CO. SEMINOLE V 820 W EST THIRD SI tr PH O N E 1152-VH V O TIC R TO A P l'K A Il To WALTKR A HDpi NOWAK I, Whnae nOdreea la IJiH Kaei Ilk Hirer!, Urbuklyn, Naur York, You. WAI.TMIK.A. IlCHIN.uVHKl are haralry nellllrd that a aull for dl* ore* •hag tfkaa enlared ao-olnM you bg ItAtill: HCHINOWHKI. la M IRACLE ULticKH FQ R your hom e— Superior work manshln weather resistant^ hlgl strength, termite proof. Mir acle Concrete Co., 309 Kin HUNT A CAIt .YOU DRIVE IT PHONE 100 1 ,R U Y Sow« ' Yxsrllnsis, pigs, W. T. daily, Lake Mary Service Station, Lnk« Mary, \ SOUTHERN'S 1 SWELL FLAVOR l DOESN'T N E E D to be im p r o v e d ; DODGE - PLYMOUTH l*AI{T3 AND SERVICE I'aliM tle Ave. Phone 'N IL 7 P ate, LivMtock, Suppli«« WHISKEY NO. T H A N K S / ELECTRIC appllaned repalra — IMITATION leather* In mn«t -. color* and large (election of good upholstery fabric*. Robert 8. Brown, 2011 • N. -Orange ^ v e „ Orlando. Flo. V' K> tb. Fertiliser bags fo r "seed bests, lie each. Phone 6021, Fl»- B a g , Exchange, 4 t 7 W. Gore A v e , Orlando. * 1 J E R SE Y Inqulre-q^ilygi HELP W A N TED i, G IR L fog ooda fouatala- i t ' W k • / S » 8 s m - W: S H. A A. Dept. Stow: . HIGGINS PT JR. (92 H.P. CHRYSLER MOTORS) A sensational doveloptnonl in pR naure c ra ft dm410 SA N FO R D A V EN U E •ign, by H if((n a . * . ,*x ■ Imm ediate delivery c«n be h a d in D aytona Beadh Room 8 0 6 . o r Sanford. Sanford AtI. N al. Bk Bl dg .» V gM M M W M M a Th e VOU WATCHED THE TIMBERS IEONd^OU . DAYTONA BEACH-HIGGINS, Ltd. >h o no 2 5 1 8 [INKV0ULIE0! 3 2 4 S. B e a ch St .7 » W H moimv, Vlctnily of Loilirc* cmltar, l.« because there w;erc uni enough | ^snfurd pluyris left in the park j to field n rnpnhle tkhm ti> play , after .U m pire -.Tex C ofer com p|#te<l ufcc eRgtion*. U I* - jc tefrllile .rirrumstanee for rtfie Nnlionji^ 1‘astim o wt'o Come’ to 'thU type^pt affqlr.'- In the fir * t“ , |dacc la-ague JYcxIdent Ernest Padgett would hn| • allow Umpire-lii-Chlef Dick M ctaalin to umpire in the play, ijff Iwtween Sanford mid Drlitndu !i$Ve ha is a Sanford mnti bill he allowed Tex -Cofer nf Or. land.1 to “ display hia Iibljity, *Udi iif .lt ia. dubipfe the finals. ' in rld en lilly Cofer wn* reportrd to <be an', arbiter in a soft­ ball league In'. Orlando and hi-* was gtyrn his walking papers sJnc* they 'could no longer “ tskp” hi* di-claions.'They pay gotal um­ pire* in that league $1.00 per night. V ?. , w ‘ Ne«L th ere was no reason to gmet i(*vy. ftom the tilt when J>fer'\*av«al-^hlm from the park, i t •' ia 74fc iheiuiger's privilege to question an ( umpire* decision whenever .. sees fit to do *o. I^vy did nht curse C ofer’* dccl, slop prior U> being Heete-t fcam the' lilt, however the Sanford rasnsgrf* probably did «ay plenty after ta-ii^r thrown out. ‘ ‘ With tha- llftee-twn rount pn Don ZaTpelL' Cofer railed a third strike 'th a t - .wp* clearly visablo to anyone* In 'th e park, a t being cap^ttt "high. Another argument enxued. Thla time Cofer ejected Bod'ly . IJ»Ve, Dop_ 7jiapel ' and possibly .Jim Payne and Dob Tuttle. ' lja ' had already thrown Jim Sth eo lelV o u t of the Dark. Eternise' *o many men had been Condi Kdwnrds,1Ontv fur s e v e r a l yeat* b u t the Killli burg x.h.H.I b.,.,.1 kept a-k in g Of Pro Hall’s Great. l',"" V ' r ' h, v ; ,,uM r " '1 ligh t kind of uum tu replace Players Is C o a c i l R'e, him. wt in VI n i lund We diuulit Rnlxti ta-ller Mi.in t I - ' -n l*n- inn. h lui hi IBti »lu>n we won seven to -hall v>• Mi'ii |ii".l.lln, piu* t.ilm . COLLEGE FOOTBALL Aa Sept, 2H rolls rinser and gaiiirs iiiuf were tuittier up <u rlicsr Mu- -skin-, ate uu tn ulup up Wn dilngtoh viitTr GiuIhe opening of the rallrge foot- Cleveland lit the Wenlerii Division i thks year That'# fair warning Eastern crown In KM.'i cadv 1 0 t a l l Mason comes to llghr we Hie Inst linn- Detroit had a bet- 'lose *li« elntinptuiixlilp _ . . uame to tin S L .U ri’is, rirpi find that the Arm) slrven U, ■ till Yan'.rd aa Ihe Irim ’ lq Iw-al. ter record than Inst j-rnrta. 7-1 CTc-vcInncI Rniiitn 14-14." nn « silffTT^V,., ( „ lll4 ra n fln sl-' h im j y.-i'u innrk'wns In 1935 wheli the IdinVc wlirtl UntlUh'-c |invc hit Ills nvvri^,,-, V'o'kT*-,' jV'e"G atn. n . I n t h e g a w ri !to Conte. Blainh- Won the league title ." ~ 77 “ ^ T ir n n lJMTTT! olid wi t h I t r i l l i l i . l fa •Td, I»st I*. Tucker. Pnole. Fold t * 11UP lid .I wll- t berg, (irrnmetta and Eusnn will th r n r * r r f u u r . coninin«$ Humat Ihe beg iiin in g make the Afire) team the must rrmjt* d r r r . tt y n g to f i l l tin potent eleven in Ihe nation ll i - ( Amornr n lh rt j r i n i r in tho m in • u d iiia l-* $ l 7.*i.mi fall, it I* predicted. f|m) • I h - ftit iiit l * 11•I tu ils«‘\ ■• i u.ipi i I 'n id i A(L«f the rollege* on the Aintv Op B* II III K, I HI i IHMIK. fn ilta , I m'.II 1 Ih n l he ti­ I ' V V « ••)s \ Id V I I S.-pi ■ • heihllr will lie gulinlMj tn > >o t lif ik s , .tilt I -I'l tin t i il ci li 11-ic-. I th i". Red ll .1 In- didn't -it the gre-dt tenm^ and there - i r tq u irri'U , «|iim i I, t .. «M had t, •••me school* that mar have •^ icnturs. skunlkK m in k LolK'Mtit and Muds of ilu A men an l o n r i i i I " - b n 'lin g icd'i ig •I H! „u-l the It < h . - l. - i, \ 3 hnlice ta down the hlgrily loot--* I |p:i ii th n « T h r C om m ission rre a lrd th r lt>d W 'I'g - uf Ih * lis ts , 110110111.1 ts»C I 11 o r , 22 -V eleven. N otre Dome, Duke, M u lli­ ' ll» TOM K tlK tV K K *’ u , N rw . , r j t u r r s i il - u u i ii .-\- .}l* \ ^ i " j t>Un „ Th** pourtr •Joc ks S lith e r- * n U x ,r” h „ Uturlv- iiuIUm I to c m cH ' U nlvc r-d ty nt P ittsb u rg -Pan- '.lie .ItK* (iaraj^iola Is Hit With Cardinals 2 Card Farm I’eams Fo Train In Daytona gan) Penn o r N a v y m*y I m- a* ic o tu rn Ihe t r ic k , but th,*re i* much for a n , opponent to m..-come to dowj) this mighty gallon. Alabama led by Hairy Gilm -r at the halfbsrk alut will l.k .ly be the aeeond bahleit term m the nation to trounre. Mnu. h ». Cook, Mosley an,l Tew will .d-o m alerlally aid the Alabsmn <•« i-e. Id irre Galore A re Popular Perry Beard, business mn’is *gor for tho College of Physical Education, Health and Athletic*, ha# estimated th at approximately 95,000 fan* will *e* the Unlven* sity of Florida Gator*' six stnlo games this season. . Tide will etcoed last *ea»on < total for all geme* by 45.UOO. A breakdown bv- games of the- X - n vw u s p a i i w n n - ■Ar'lon off the Freah Water H*h end Game 'Commleiion In creat­ ing a 21,000 acre fish end game m u f f rvcentlv In T»Jr)or .County will give sanctuary to e greau»r variety i of game than rould be found ih any like area of Florida, in Uie/opinion of Henry Howell, game /warden. ’' The' tract has rvcm«-r>*us l"> lieA painting—-co re fu te fo r an Im U f in ile period s i a *e*sion in J a rk s o n v llle rere n tl) . Purpose of th i* a rllu n . which » a * sp u n Ju rrd by Ihe T * ) lo r County Chumlcer of (om m rre a , is (o provide Vafr breeding grounds fu r f is h nml n lld 'if r to perpetuate slo c ks in th is w id rly know n hunting and fish in g a rr* . an- n ln m l t t.-'iim pel •• A fte r t tin t tin Axcoeintion w ill tra in , in tu f iie t - in - i D n y t-m ii' ni/ig home) a g n iii-l tin R iu ik lv o h n -e b ill dianinnd. in | l" d ; il* . w e ll t illin g ! la is I I I l le ii' li next Sp rin g . hgin of S . iJiui- iio la y Th e tivn club, nee trip le -A rlu b s in In- S a in t. I.u u l * Cdnlirtt-.l l o rg em /ntluri.. T!-«- parent Cnc-lt | m il- Ira n i at Saint IV t is i,u r . j th i- I I I out lyn Du Igei - Ira tlii-d | i i i lln y t i u» Itosi-h i - l ci n t, h* I ih r D ud g sts ,ii-.| ii q id l» l i V■J.*i ' « iii'n they would " .it i in I II! I *1 . The I’ nlverally «f tiet.rala In Ih r I *n it i-if S ln le s w it h p svih u will rank high in >hr Isll p'» roused liy excessive n lc u liu li-m diction* a* the lop elrvm in ---- ----. J ig a ii S tirt i- (*ni l l ' * i ihe'roRvge circle* a* bill link, Th e human s k u ll ha* 22 Imnet the 21 -t >eii«cm and Georgia Tech. The factor that .'control* the picking of the learn to bra >e that there are *o many rrluri *1 veteran* wfio are unknown l«ctor* In thli year* circles. Don't forget the! from nil predictions the trend I* lh*t I I I * promise* to be uar uf the greatest football years, of all lime. - eelimatet MiaaV’aTppi. 16.9»«l‘ Miami (llbmeeoming) 22,hoo; - A M A IH S EXPERT kx - INSIDE SPORTS REPORT -Georgia. 20,096 s Vlljsnova. 12.MWj North. CsrwRna Ktsle. 12.-, ,C«0 j AekerU. I8.CN. r>*‘ » l <5 . I annon bos b.-i-n try in g to m u i SPORTS LAUGH More people drink Atlantic Ale and Beer than afty other. I t must be... a .^ 5 t . Grocery. Finder roll Mr*. Roy Wanted th*,. youngster* . . AL.P m iddle-aged p e r t ^ w ork • C itru s ftirq iin g did It nti-l In- * ides Itnbby t'a lin u n t fg iT ir- he I n ly s t a fte r 27 veai* nf liit ig fu- t li. ill ami baseball tn ; : ' We had counted blu on Del'orthem to n a tlo iis l n s iHjnltUac have ' lluhlir men- a «itru« .farm luvont. QgurlriK he wutdd bUvptom A I* N fH s liM ln rv x t e r n khunted to the. b.n kgromid lh.il make- him aluiut a- mu.-h ',ut when shilled bark to Jits nor­ -nice In- tuck e v *r -.hr Job of m en' t.OV A N O E I.K 8 A lh rrJ O l-n munri in npc- te ar A- roach' mat tailback pa-tltlon. but h.-'s •T u r k i Prtw*aril- the hardy p e rm Ing would |is* In l«. Hr mint* , lu tin g I be P it t buifcti S ta rte r! ic.mUtg mighty slow ly." xayx lx>- i m.ti .of it u t - is n t i rachc'x. hux n"Y o u cannot depend on power |u c lrv n l- n.U e a t lrn lin n tu it. laks. * * j n » )ly eocrndril- to the d riv e r's -cut •lie *a>«, kliH rirr. that he ip lu v s in ticks. p ro lr.s.-tonal game.*' "We had flte ta'llbacks In out fo r the Wq-hingiun Hed.-kln- mid ili'c lh re x the new tu to r ol thn wnicT lose Inti-rest in the deAlma. Mich., ta m p and alter a the Vciigoii tv loaded w ith n llk r t > crlipncrcct id cuung alhrc-te-. -S m o k y Ctty e ntra nt tn the National month of pra'dlce DoCorrevdflt Inoklng lo t ol llra v e 1 1 ague. ' " U i r 'op|xV.it|un Is u litt le lie's beeic In spurt* loci lung .. ton rugged to r that ty jie of lootbaR tnnkrd no better Ihqn fifth on the , Fd w a fd s. luclurult)'. lik e h b pref»r lhal. list." . nhme " deci-j-xqrx. n itix l innlctM l w ith a The 27-yraT-old ex-Ctilcago prep certain auiocuii Cunncm was a star athhti- nt iim m il ol back-seat d rlv As a re su lt Sutherland has d rille d . -tar’s uni look aa a pro thus has Ing bv .n Wicr 111* icl-u rtic r Ueorge th.-Mon M .vr, ; , 'l'< » , |»v .d T i- x m I lls Stea ler* to throw paxsex u n til t taken a discouraging turn, e.-pe- sh a ll |w.e. a lli-i-ijtutfti-Ucr I'w.icU-s.-iun. aiino*t-hti th. fc c i-IV rr vctlli ' dally hi view of hla IMA record a> lice tr eyr.c r lrtit S t ill the ivvn-c o .u l a right halfback with Waxblhgton. brougfit \ m a n llii te lls a ,|p thj.n , tm u,g a ro tO p 'H ie tn u National Leagnc. alH-n hrf averaged fo u r y a rd s Iro m . . „ funne *l«»ry tiobicy. ir~ imp ,in i i l th e ir tcihgucs vvcTcTjang* i> Ka stent W n ................ c $ IIP age In 23 c n rrlt a : « rlutm|ilon*hltv- and llv nctirtl in* tt l* « i l * ; i I I irantc w h rn | -vrlim nage big out * " I t ' * Im rd to und e rsta nd ." *aya " » « * a n t . ; amt F_____ a rl.-v _ was pitching mill t'ttftr)t>n • '--Tilts is not the H ist tim e I have W t ls one pt tinth ic k ,,|l l v i „ L. . m tie l.l liiirA isi ••DIIPh l i i immhJ siiupc hi**» •- ,^ lwl|n ii t 1‘fi*' Kiittcr* l l -ect the lorw ivrd puss ns an n lT rn t ol the S kin . kept h n m iiie iirig Up- ball Tt- all ■winking hard and lit- apin-nt* to Ills I OILS. i; I.T lfu s ' work under r . „ ( ,|u- t..| „n.| .It.,bln »»- stve w aalion " exphetn* D r H iith have it lot ol a b ility but he n *tm i-rM nd We liad i i Imp named.Afe three i uai lo..-., JtA a _,> > 7 Af l* clA«»>-nmili'ng ♦ntqsvb* racdc-d liv in g plv not roundUig into (orm I'a rk e r at llriH ik lV lt who ccaikt and So (or he 's been a la ir p a v-rr D im It lle irt n a i .tin. ■>tn1 p i- t liim ! mug Ih e in * . r'ina M i In- t•>■•k .• ielig IN THE SOUTHEAST fs opportunity RED xipper envelope bag, con- PERSIMMONS for tala. Mr*. 8 . E. Waster, Lake Mqry, . Hlggin* boat*. By Bob Green LO N E 14LO ST A FO U N D W H ITE lady daaired aa he1| In klfphmn •f\A tiP. IL 'ill In kttcHen tm from fl0:00 TWO yxfkr-old field grown evarLOST blooming varieties. *A)vtr BO A . M. ho midnight, varieties. Fro# catalog . . . Rose* In color. Order now. AM BITIOUS- mot tarn who need T t-T R X - HOSE NURSERIES to earn money but can only W W •— Black and white Oodlwr . »Box iVUrxTyler. Taxok Bpanlel.- Phone 038. Reward. — .Avon Pro­ ’ ' Coma over and aaa for ypureelf these beautiful ROSES to earn *!.oo and more per hfur- Wrtta tla o m F Dlllman, Hlfl Broadway^QrUodo. ... IG E H ^ V in s u r a n c e s“ TREE Service or rem oved./^ A W . -Tram ntract Work.'TtaVfc W. Eathar A ve, Orlando, F la , Phono Kr-ri-ikhis and .there'll—Inmissing from the nf Texas. did -llitoVv jKi.-acx v jllii Uie best ut .-a riie d 'b tn i iln- lietwk ciiac h » a - jf l> , ran d e a r.to tin p ilih v l's box it|>rac tlco, completing many the pro|evslonal s t a r s " . moved j and veiled to KuYl>-v: "S u v . Imw •hurt pttvhra. but he ha sn't a ve r­ H g tu in n t w li! n l) -O riH it lb - p ile the- lig h tm - -. nf h is .squad Anuc'les tkm x n f : ahout, w a lkin g toicI utn get aged a yard n play a s u runne r, n yu r to tlm I th r genial S^ul liodf: led ward w ith Tho Irony uf tho whole affair unci th a t's where h r - should he Oh * llrW ’^ 11- Amur U an *ntt» tpotlon to t in t .lO im iV. o jiener was that Lovy had drawn a flue jy K iliti^ riH «»Aj* oj l tic I best " . s . . • - ' against the Chi- ago C anlbuds on aa well a* Lake, Schon rl and O T ie r • new com ers. IwiwcYor. •g rra tc x l tm k ’r \\\/ pro urkri ohSept. .* . 7mapel who drew a $10 ticket have brought chc-er to (he heart-1- na l* ha- hm-n |ipttn: the R rd '•f urn not .ci. u-tonu'ct to roacheach. %••*»• l«lr»| I 'f f *e ^ 4 ofriCR STAR PA 3 J 6 R FoR nt the Detroit m a i lie v who cate ; - k i l l ' lm iltt -lr sum m er mu .1 tllX I'l -ac ilu* fnuli- wg*o*' The tportumaitlikc conduct or t--li hnlfbsc k Ja m e s -Ccc-ey* Junes. Training at O. i lili-n to l . Ieoh tour l* lt f It liT li i to the Rose •tfte cJelPteRSiT-/ OF CbUfMfttA l ie vuA- A/i ii-jocr s r u o y (u rm c r,Union iT e u n > .Cullc-gu sta r, , c'nllumthe Orlando players nr. I the Sena­ \ " l iiisafi> i-vlmtl lu i-.-is eap iij./'ni unit. I i l i r uni tnli-nd to tor fans tha were pn-wnt for the T o * T g n tafJYAt P A JU , kllcll'k t i l l ’ll anf - . . -n» the c lu b 's stu n d n iil ret r o l l j F u r the ' I 1' \« i»t tilt i s to be commented. They t!H •*»> w 'they are stru n g . loo on the ' t< cm W ill i -\ taoXtcKrtAkl IS WHI•trxKim! rill ' nudtne tn w r r « marvelous. In f i r t i t i s s a i t ■1 - hi I ■. :l»!^ Tin* f t • l»n kffeid "depth* provided bv *u rh ’ 8 .|pii|tc It h i i •-1 in t h e th a t many Orlandonns expressed li ' > • i lo iiu e i n i l l r g l i i t r s t a rs us quartet I . in -i u v .irle .s ' sympathy In ihe outcome of the liai k lliib bv ( ’t ie r s ul Ti-m ii-sse i- It- itoe li. i --.ven an frorus. tullhai ks* E lm e r <T ip p y M adurlk tun .'».•) i*-: . . ■boll Jodi# Hpwinvton w"* "iveu n ul tx -lro lt and Camp W ilto n ut - u|, non .cv.-i .i die National surprise collection of $327.18 In luLsa. le lt b a llb s i kr> Jolnex Call.i p it lii, over He u l'jln but th r appreciation for hi* efforts dur­ h r A It T i l t ' l l nECKWITII. Jit. Twin u l Te xa s T in li amt Tt*\ n . Jm-I ,i\ i-r,iq in t t> k ' in . have ing the current season. \|i Coy ol A licl)*:ntt .tint . l l u r l | l.n i,ti ut ,r . •cifl'-|~*‘ tu POUi i I ia el I n k i llu im n ol Oklahoma . I in n ite r at • , , i h V g, li idactf i l l . In- a d llMl It . \ llii!d o v/-r back* tilt lintlu ll I » l- lm. k . ­ 1> k I stvl-t " i t.ui ( l.cte In tin l l r i r k s And | l*t* , rje rte d . 8 anfur,| rmild not fie ld l i n k s Bob W e s t ls ll nml E lm e r \| on ur *C>i ■■.. l i n o -X h.iiv ■ . pushed .» n The u su a l pel(ry u f t h i- e o lu u in 1 n cap*ld* team, *nd the garni- ll.o knev Inc It Inc i k Dav.- Itu m and - unit probable >i t l i n k l i i - m I 'll! in .i -in g le .lin in g 1*. win ■ r A**— I s i r 4 I ' m * is to sta y nut nf u m p ire squab- 1 wa* jf iv rn tu the Senator*. quarterback C lu n k DcShumlin k I hi i lim it s wn- ti bum • iu u U* Me*. This time vvt. rniitint nlluw The pH* sto ry of Ih e t a l l ­ ‘ R ut where ro o k ie s up me in ) A teal lintc.il m ri t lir r o k i c Mut. ll.'ift s Inside tin- pink It It I* generally understood that the event# to without n frw .tame catne ies a result of San,1.11 k .lici'id l- I In I l l s C lln 'llie il ;lu :i, i l i t •* le i tin plat, w tlu ___ _ ____ _ ____ wonts. fo rd 's pitcher. Jodulln w in g t iin . D u rln s Is re lyin g a lm o st i n iiiiilit i't y I I i . i i i i t I ' n tt-t i u olilic ip .lin u iUob 1 altar 1* out to break every lia i'■•'lit It . I lie th rl.n 1' y p itc h in ji Taccir.i in thy book*, m ost I Th e re Imve, lu-i-n num erous luughing ut aume'cif the dceislon* "t< holdovers In th r D rin n i line im. lm in .it u- n It.inch tic pnu nil In s trik e o u ts , most shuto ut*, m ost statem enl* a* to the- tru e reason that Cofer was making on h a lls 'he re end Jack Mathesun ia c k to 1t li ria m in i'd ( ,la —es fitted Dykes ci a— -u . \eite.l In* .lm r game* won . . . . and th a t'* A why 'the- gpmo Is-lwpen Sn n fu id a n il s trik e s . C ofer luld llo w ln g . h-'ull Ure m o vlc h. guards Stun Iln i Die Urni ftrn ilv u n lm r « i 201 S Orange A » « e.l p .'iiu .h u g iln %s-, i . >| M urh n good ‘ place to stop; nn(| O th p iilu was fo rfe ite d tn the tun t » s t o p l a u g h i n g nt h i m t a “ IH* D u p in t t l« S -s o s Ml',I t h e ......i d ........................ .. Ki l l t l . iililu . I lu rn la hiuC .«lut L-l.t—k» d liliu lig h t o il on id s n , .s,e. A l l F e lle r ha* to do .to, wtunl ( >rlam l« agglegHlHin b r 11|a y rnd sc' lln w in g t iiii wn, . b ^ n g •'e t V "."tg •enter A le * W u " hm, h j nu.t the Item ti I tu ul*> ge t ..v. i IM iu tir 1967 •wli / are stie o -ln s tor ip g u l.ii Juti At Derim n i.u rtV.liHirhardt Cy Y o u n g s m »st gicmc.-L _yvon night. Jit ill HP- ll«»wft i|Ktoil lolil r»|m au.l -aw III v.n . «. *I. '? Ic* n! pivotniVti s in o iu l T th * Lio n * linv-e suRtelem deiiih , prolitfldv 'll- t» record of 6 10 ‘ 1* average 5o v ie -1 Aet’tfhlly the Cramn that thl ((\jfrr) hi• )»n«l tlurinionM u« re 'li Mo»*t pu k ng i. .. .#(| M e|w islU iins ” | Duralite te.i I* theij^ 'pi Slimio ni| Ml - > •* ': oi •* 'hi • I* <• 'ur I* torita a season fur the next 1 9 , game wn* runtihued no lunger show ing hint ( lle w in g tu iil lip . -itfs ^ flth tics- iimlerl.il -in' t ’u k ' pd.'U (*--ai li Eduard •d .0,. .iii.i 17-FOOT UTILITY RUNABOUTS PHONOGRAPHS for ’ront <— fa r parlio^ dance*. entrrUlnmenU. With . or 'mlhotU records. Tim Or CRANK KK.NNl.hON U* Nrwsfrsturr* > DETROIT—Char le* E <aus» Dorals. the quirt. busIrw-.-vs-llke pilot ol Uie Detroit Lion- o( the Nsilonal Football League, can't xubdur his enthusiasm over his tram's ita n c e * Yrl hi* optimism doesn't extend [u r enough•to i-punt on much help Irom Bill DeC’orrevoni. highlyipubUcDed lorm rr ' Nortiiwratrm I University halfback pun hexed dll* summer Irom the WarhUtgtun A s the third strike was tailed on Zaspel. Buddy ta k e approarhed Cofer and asked him (CoMr) to get In there and make “ a b ill gam s out of the thing." Schanl.l was sent to the shower by Cofer between Innings. Cofer Immedia­ tely Waved Lake to the clldr house. Then the farce was W im a x r I. Lake aaked Cofer w h y d ie . wai being elected and at this po lit 7.xspel. Bob Tuttle. Cal Ilian: and Jim Payne entered the affair. Zaspel was also waved from the park In the melee. With the fan* howling an I screeching, Ccfcr’a wrath d-.l* angered and he ig^ »l» 4 » iho. lilt • It costs $26 ,04( United Etatee to mV persona in jail each .W* repair washing machines, vacuum cleansr*. fans, mixers, sew ing mnchlnke, T rotter A p ­ pliance Service, 304 W. Second St., l*hone 1064J . ________ SN A PSH O T S—printed, developed, enlartted. We copy old photo* and Guernssy cow, ' graphs. • „ ,J u * t iresh. -Alio U .d a j r old N IC 1IOLLS STU D IO • calf. Cow good milker and 220 Melsch Bldg., phone 1160 CO N CR ETE newer 1‘lpe.— Septic .‘ gentle. Phone 2.19.R , • 1 tanks, fence 8°*L gYea*e traps, 13 NOTICES— PERSONA4 . benches, flow er pot*. Miracle 20 L A Y lfyG hens and ona milch <ow. Phone 710 -J3. . • ; ^ Concrete Co., 309 Elm A ve. • SEM IN OLE T IK E SHOP * , 201 North P ark . ' COCKER SPA N IE L PU I’8 G R ITS *rul m eal—ground fresh A.K .C. registered. Phone Cminty •_____Telephone 37 every Mondey from inowGake NOW ready to grind every Mon­ corn. Can be bought a t Gatdper’a Store, Lake Monroe.* 10 POINTERS fing bloodesl stock - day morning —i t Your cohi, Ilf, bag. *1.00. / gtlU# jn«*l. font A cob or 3 month* old. Phone 148. a h u taa,. etc * for feed. J.‘ W. '- , fO R D I I U O A N cabbage plan** GOOD 'Kfifk hong abobt^lTofi _B«R7 Lake Monroe, P h on e'IB . . now rs«dy. Phone 765 -M, pounds;*! 9V, 4). -HumbaJouvh r SPORTS ODDITY U T T tR ? JE L L Y ? fiTRICKLAND-MOaiUHON -D illVE- 1T, I N C Floor >laU Popular Seat Cover* SEM IN O LK TIRE SHOP HVt Bobby Cannon Southerland Says By Jock Sow Detroit Lions Count On Little i . Help From Bill De Correvont S V^' vn-l fc Steelers To Have i S - i familial r S name « t W Eleven cunehing' mils L’oadi Has Drilled Leaded With Big Passing: Accuracy Into All Hackfield Number Of Braves ~;;i; ANOTHER GOVERNAU? .three of-them being called atrikrs b y ' Cofer. Glorig well drwn by the atrike out' routr. Silverman drew a free pais snd l)on*R*spcl took a three-two count pitch that was said to be cap-bill high and started for fln t base A t t hi* point, C ofer who had been un­ usually slew at calling balls and strikes all evening shook hla big sight fist calling the ball a third strike. A s Zaspel trotfed toward first Silverman started to second and finally the third strike w is called. MadjeskL the u ball CB 1IM L .U B tljrS M arifled rU in i li»C »n to seccnd to- catch Silverman for the third out. Observer* • say that second basemna JCat Krmer drop­ ped the ball and that Silverman was safe, but he was weved out Feds wire trailln* tht* Senator* on the anert and of a 3 to I score as the Senstors entered thru h i!f of the HventhJ^jm iL-M ailieski noppej to ClorTg and HornInguvx grounded out. Burl B-rn* stepper! lb the plate' and after mis­ sing what <ne fan! thought two beautift:! pitches Manager t^vyapprrnrhtc) Unipire Tex Cofrr tn -tomphiin al>out tin- calling of the ball* and strike*. Inridcntally com* plaining to the untp Is a maniger,* righti bgt apparently it wasn't ■ . since the.outcome of (he affair | » was climaxed as It war. I-evy told Cofer, " le t * get in th y e and call those things rlghLWJ^tT are getting paid 4o evil theij/ righ , I think you're mistinr sKuc good rues." Cofer replied that Levy wo* paid to hit the ball to tht outfield' and not nop the tall up to lhe catcher, as hr hid done the , previous •Inntliff. At this point l.evy was waved to the showerq. L a te r'it was announced that I.ev> had drawn a $26 fine. Bum s later doubled to right " r.l,-r field, but Ja.-k I-*>wlle wqi.l dowti Awinilng for the third out. Sanford took their turn at tht ta t with Glot g leading o ff and years. That* all. fan* reportedly aay that five ta ils were thrown to Glorig with RFACH KS FIN ALS ™ SPR IN GFIELD _ , . . ... N. J.,. . , r 16, ' Ted Ted Bishop Bishop reach reached the final* of the national q go lf tourney today by fro 1 ' A K R L U Hobrrt Willits of Kansaa t i t 10 16 9 , in a 36-hole OCH match. -■*£-- Venetinn hUiiiIs rrladc In fit nny size windows KWT YOU WANT SOYlF ON YOUR BREAD? J II. M. GI.KAfWlN : Lake Mary, Fla. STUDIO Slate Bank Rldg.—I*h. 169S 300 FRYERS and Ri 4810 W. 1 st BL Then the Fed* Issued the Sena­ tors a big 'sixth frame to net the Madjetkinicn flire run*. The Sena­ tors scored an additional two runs In the seventh to put the Wo eao_jnnke nrrnngenientx f o r you to .finance them on EASY TKKMSI •s S o F T j R l i D - A S _l LEATH ER* Show cards and potters BKST photograph | WA1 hR co01' mudo at TH E RAYM O N D in Sketched from The o ld est AcTibtL PHoTo’ih FOOTBALL H U M B E R .O F 4 U H S FLOOR HANDING liedronm furniture — ( wurilinbe trunk, battery radio, oml finishing. Cleaning and ^ a x ­ oil ' ciKhriug^stovo, wood Ice ing. New fioers surfaced to per­ fection. 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Z»c bar*, widow, ,1'lalntirr, vs." 4 m.).. A. 'Vrlilil atm aiaraarat 7.. Wright. SEE U S PAGE TH E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLO RIDA --------- ----- ------- .--------------- -------- > A '- toO'Mv■vt.o (c.;:i»’di sLt! / i i ' . ..\vt f tn r o f w f0\ \ V 8W TOf'.V3 h UT •n a ia w iR tt'Tu ij wiow V.Clt Of.fi to Wf.'Tl jo 10*1 lie Ut-iAMv SltkWTlOU -VffU KOIAD ™ KUk HOflfto. T m l r r l Vutir H o m e * ftlnitii ItiNtr j i n r CJrl W l m l MHV! A N DK FW CAUKAWAY ACF.NCY * l ii» iir j i l t r III. N. V jtk I ' l i /1 Srolc^** I'l ii H i r |!KH ORLANDO SANFORD . s t w & t a f f s s e s River, Urn refage la cheat taW­ way b e t.e s* the uncharted Sag - -* »- . -xd ■ ■. i " >t ’ * y ' ' J * . • ' • •• - . '■ *«• *• • A.V . . < " . ' *■'. • . •' i ‘ v. - ; ’ " .' . ' ■ , <. : ' r'h ' ' ■ * -. ■ « • ’ . .. r .• . I * \ * '. * 1 • i- . * * 1,*.* / - e-\ - • si*" J ■ ^ T : . iV l : . n * - j .. 'I V- * . * • • -rt . V, ' . • •' . w .. .. — �MONDAY. S E P T r - l^ t p ^ tH E SANFORD guputf. who- mreeterffbe utrty«s Hope To Bolster Team - With Players Like Harmon and Sucic Bv lltl-L BECKER AP Nrwafeatfiraa LOS ANGELES The ragn-to’riches ihatfiplnn* of the Ns IIrma I Football League In IMS Dio Loa Angeles tnee Cleveland* Rama— have picked up glamor galnre m/l slty of Minot* to seven Dig-Ten pennant*.' ties Joined the brstn trust i s an aflvlsnry conch. >"Some ol the Innovation* will t e quite radical:" nay* lU tat. who learned hts football from Zuppke In the IBl^t* period. "Zup has some new Wear. For example, he'll adapt the old Flying T r tp e rj play to Ihe T lorrpaUon." ; Bill the blggrist. factor In brtqgIng .the Bear out of hlbimatton t* B slas him self,' He has a rare knack for keeping ’ the players on the hustle. - Perhaps Turner, an Intelligent and obaervartl.fellow, can explain the Halaa technique. "W ell.", the Bulldog says, "he never lets the boya get the Idea they're good.” Is some subtle psychology InvolvedT •* "Hope." saya the Bulldog. ^"Hc Juat tells 'em.* hope will .bring*another title, % ' Hi? aggrjbslve ‘ Hams swooped lolC the City -of AngeLx to become tlxleague's first far western in rm b n . quickly sewed up prior sights- to the mammoth Oollaettm myl proceeded to bblaler their al/ fai iy formidable roeter wllh aach grid luminaries as Tom Harmon and Km ny Washington. ' 1 They outbid trie rival In* An­ geles All-America Don* for Har* mnr'a services, thereby rubbing salt .Into wound* which promise cnlj to luster m ore—perhaps t*i both sides — as the blatlng IM4 pre grid w*r progresses. The addition of Hannon at a re­ ported * 15.000 per year give* the Rams probably the two highestsalaried players In the league. A c ; quaflrrbnck Bob Watorfltld, last V GREAT ADVANTAGES YOU W ILL OBTAIN FROM THIS year’s T formation sparkplug and ten's trick knees, operated on thla (■ most valuable player In the c ir ­ spring. m ay prevent hla best nm- : cuit. tigs a ■ contract calling for nmg, but hU passing to’ end Woody J something lik e. *30.000. 6 rode. another Bruin Negro great, t'eatly Declslima miCv bo a thfeal throughout the v Coach Adam Walsh lias Ihe com- circuit. .. JBB —— plicated. though r __ ______________ not unpleasant Suelc Top Fullback \d Jot of filling these rxprn.eivr' pieces Sucic. a real bulldoxer. m a y get * fogh-ccaVrd imlt*. 'needier Into a hlgh-ccnVrd' unit*. d eferen ce over .tsvewother-.rugged Btartlng with ' ' WaforilehT “ 'sierfieh r at 'qinfr* 'qtnfr- fullbacks, holdover P a l West and COMMANDI* OP U. f . FOI C l! In Austria, Grit. Mark W. C U r* Is g ree tx T frr. __ ;_______ __fwu. __ JUikc Holovak. farm er Boston Col­ ter. Wahh's present plans call Harmon to alternate with Fred lege ace. Farm er and J ack Banla. on his srrival a t Ihe Washington, D. C , airport by MaJ. Gen- Alfred bis former ,------------------chief of staff la --— Italy and Austria. Clark loM — ,------, _.id told re* Cehrke., laut year’s leading Ram former Phllly E agle, have flashed Oruenther, ground gainer, at left half; either fonn- In the Ram a’ training isee- porters thpt Ihe RupsJtns Lq, Eastern Austria "take aimOti everything on the ground that It Is i German iiaxat," (International SoundphoUi) lorn Furmer. cx-Imfn star, nr Jim Uons at nearby. Compton. Gllfcllc, h o ld o v er,-at. right h alf; Hurinon. oul of .moleskin* for . and prcbably Steve 'Sucic. fortner five years, has been, having leg! Illinois buster, at fullback. trouble, but Walsh Is counting on - i Washington, the * superb ex- him fnr at least part-tim e duty. II I UCLA halfback, probably wilt'spell Uii former Michigan All-America! Waterfleld a t quarter.' Washing- cornea anywhere close In tits col-j leg late' cnp’ rs, the Ram s' manage­ ment figure* he'tl be well, worth the Investment.' Other backs Include Jack WU-1 an tee to win a few more games son. Bob Hoffman. Jim 'H ardy. I A Ralph RUtlutrom and Albla Reiss, i Bears In several-years." • Strong Line ltJ That "aeveral y e a n " .bridges A pewerful line la headed by c back to the title days. The -c lu b ,, Atkausas Jim Benton. Waterflekl'a * wllh Halaa away, began tp slide rlrill'tl adt-m 1,1 ’ t f t l A * n,i ' rrnrk receiver, and a great group 11 d q w t > t h emk- nay* In ffit-t. >and ol rods. Besides Benton,, who led Cl JspitLdicd fnio fourth plsce In the the league by snagging 45 .p a s r a western .'dlvhton In 1B45, wlUi for eight touchdowns and 1,081 I only Ihree wta.i and seven lo«es. yards, the Rams have such stetlat “ But things are looking up now Hankmen as Woody Btrode, Steve for k cv ertl reastma. t’ rltko. Ray Hamilton. Bob flhawj * I In in.i. a resourceful strategist Howard Hickey. Ben -Hightower and n relcntleai competitor.. Is and Jay-M cD ow ell. back at the helm, eliding conjeeEbcrlc Bchulla and Oil Boutey tute Uiat h r might leave his ac­ tual coaching to his aides. "The .old urge esm e back." he says, waggling a shenDnf play dbigrarns. ‘ T m getting a great bang cut. of II." Seventeen veterans who arc veteran regular tacklcu. with -quads which earned National these Is reserve: Italo Ro m !. Joe Lragu» title* havd . re tunica u> The R egistration Books o f the City o f S anford, Pasqua and Clyde Johnson. * form the nucleus of a postwar A ll-League.'U on ad Riley <8nakst Florida, a r e ' open a t th e City H all, cothmericing Malheaon and M ltatl' t^Xetlch make a strong middle combina­ M onday, Septem ber 16th, 1940, fo r the p u rp o se of tion. together with Center Fred Naumets.i , : Other rugged guards W. C. Laitihnv When You Attend Htt WEDNESDAY O N LY ,'SE PT E M B E R J8TH 10:00 a.m . — 5:00 p .m . - • VALDEZ HOTEL A GOOD HEALTH . SUGGESTION Proper bowel elimination U im. porLant. Not just g touch-up. but a thorough cleansing, elimi­ nating polaonoua w a its itiattM from your ayitem. More penffi use Florida U vra Tone to pr,,. mote beltsr health becaus* It does the job to their satisfac­ tion. FLORIDA U V R A TONE. the Pep-up laxative, la probably juit On Ih e'flrat Atlantic cnble. lb what you need too: Slart today | ' rale for lrnn*mI*.vot\ wa* tl u j and feel rrand t=morrow, ' All , letter. . . . Drug Store*. — ■ A'dv. A MITIIH SOLDIU, tommy gun strapped aero** hi* back, aids a Jewish refugee woman ministering to her sick huiband aboard the refugee ship fou r Freedoms en route to H aifa. Tbs British intercepted the vessel but | j met with resistance, which ended wllh four hurt. Tho refugees were , i -, gent to a Cyprus detention camp by the B ritish ,. ___ (international) DEAFNESS . C AR D OK TH A N K S We yae this method to express ocr thanks and . apprre miuu L> those who' • were *o ‘ kind t0 V# during our aorraw. Mrs.‘ Josephine Lyurli sirs, h u llo Lea Ct mining* Follow out Leadership a complete lln e 'e f Udko and teen-age and SUITS , . . perfect afternoon frock* er Meal far efflee w ftr , g i i k t f **d« ttitnf*” for year flgnrt . . . all WATCH FOB I. MltONAi COMMITATtOH - at thto|ui«N no co*l or oblige-' lion, you rertir* a persmtal mniullsilon with this expert oo netrlng problem*. TsLt advantsg* ol hit knowledge add eiperr (t — ne hi ■ helped maay other* like you. OPENING k U U tM H I INtTIUMINT - s FREE dcmontirailon of the beautiful aew ACOl/STJCON "Super Pirotr'’ UNIPAC - a NEW BESTACRANT Roy Johnson COTTONS From 2.10 To 8.98 BETTER DRESSES From 4:98 To 16.98 Beautiful H ouse C oata REGISTRATION NOTICE registering for the M unicipal P rim ary E lection to be A C om plete D epartm ent Store 4 th a n d Sanford A venue held on- November Blh, 1946, and will rem ain open each d a y except Sundays and holidays, u p to a n d In­ cluding S aturday, O cto b er 26th* ‘1946. * Acousticon. McRae C o .. 1 . a.;*-- H . N. SAYER. 207 Professional Btdg. SL P etersb u rg , Fla- C ity R egistration O fficer. ACOUSTICON • im tuti'slnil snfOKrti Mtntilriluiri of ffrrtncal Hrindf Li! Deafened People May /Now Hear Clearly , our new car comes Let Hudson *P ro tectiv e Service keep you in the d riv e r’s seat . 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And Hudson* n m * We art doing our level best to meet the greatest demand we have ever known for Hudson style, ptrfbrmince and dependability. -v'-*- • # .- " l-r- •-f '; .V • - • ' Sureljr you owe It, to .yourself to ice these brilliant 1946 Cars, and let us explain the' delivery situation. Then look to us for the kind of serviefi that'will keep you rolling-and happy—until you can become (he prgud owner of the greatest new tar in Hudson history. T" Setenea ha* now mads k posstbl* for tjw deafened tn hear faint aoond*. * It Is a. he*ring devke so smell th a t flta. In the hand- and enables thousand* to eajpy Sermons, music, and friendly companionship. Atceebsd by tba Council nn Physical Medi­ ci ns of .th e American Medical Association. This device does not require separate battery ' pack, battery wlrt, -case sir n r r t s n t tn bulge or weigh, you down. The tone I* rita r and powerful, go nude that you can adjust, ft ydurbslf to suit yeur hearing as your ' hearing changes. The makesa oC^lMtone. Dept. 674, 14*0 W. 18th 8 t- Ghleago 8 . HI., are eo proud of ’UielE aetMpf** men* th a t they will-gladly send free description booklet and eg* stain how you m ar get * full demonstration o f-th is, remarkable bearing devise lif your own home without rUhlftg !* Peony, Write BelUM* today. — Adv. Maple-Sofa Beds F ill io M n p T tn , a lr u c t io o cn. �I rr- . .rw :*r-*£*«£J-rK* ■ THE W EATH LK In Unity Thor* !• Strength— Considerable cloudiness this n f t e »( noun, tonight nnd W ednesday. S ea !er<*d nflernuon and - evening ilm w e Ami thundershow ers. * * ' T* VYSteet Um Peace *t ths World i T * F t m i U lb * fr» [rrjj of America; 0t rtm peritj for Hsafsrd. AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAlI Y NEW SPAPER VOLUME XXXVII F.stablished. 1908 First Break .jn, Maritime •' SA N FO R D , FLORIDA, T U E SD A Y . SEPT. 1 7 , HM jG -a —* NO. 258 . A taorialrd Press- heated W ire Senator Pepper Hints That Fliers Killed In Yugoslavia Rest At Arlington S r ft L n k ,'h j IMS” L. Lon khhoru­ men- Are Unloading “ Cargoes Today At New York Harbor Truman Accused ncouragmg J Fascism >In U. S t a r 4 MO< lATRlt pMKSSI S A F of I, ■ ■ liar* amt li.ngshore men arc bach nn the Job in New York, Boston, Purl* land, M a, anil other purl*. R B W YOHK7 *S*jil. IT • fA P )— Striking A F of L track driver* hair* voted a partial resumption of truck­ ing aeUvItica in N*w York /.City., The union drivers lu le) . to go back to work for all & operator* who would agree to proposals advanced by P, two major trucking concern*. I: Tb* driver* cheered and apt pltudrd (be propoaala uf 1 their leatW s to rclarn lo tkrlr trurka. ?■ , , tlharges Made Today —At Railroad Con­ ventionr '• In 5Unmi *-«.** ... fr MIAMI REACH'. Sept. 17, dpt .’Hi,, j11 voMciit iif till- HiiilW rl».iiJ ‘ of Railway Trainmen, A. IJbiir*"Y. IimIuv chtfrved 1*1 ,-i nhiill Truman w it u rncoui^gtna fix*-.-i*in In |b>- Unite,) .Stole*, lie ilfvl ceil that t \ n gross “ paid only lip ser­ vice to ill* pledge*." The»e ullegnUuti* were (me taint ,1 in u keyinite xpCwh by Whitney today befoie’ the Urelbei IiihhI** 28 th .Nntiiimil Coll vent ii'-it. *J"he rail union nffielal hImi 'blit •in nne of the m(i»t tragic tionl-) nf history, the prunf (bat fascism till! flourishes came from a mim whom lubnr helped to eleet ’’ I ben .Whitnbt udileil llifir W ' 11!"H arry Truman, in i>tn,;, hi* power. to nil ith tiie - st *W• ,'f tb,- tulli nail trainmen a id in gmeera lost May, g ii'r stc.itei encouragement In the ten '- -i-i n so l fascist f> rces In onr iaint Minn hny Preindent m nlir nu-iiim > w[hitn-v referrrd In l‘rv-i ter I ItmiM veil** 12 year* in the V\ bile Ituti-ii- a* **.i pel OhI in which Ine -..(teilii* il i n , -wimled in-n e The trainmen's lm*a said but Mr, Tniinsiti was '’apiirtiut-lii d in flu- Mime e iifidein-i- " Tin- pnket men ,-l * I—eit however, 'Thai -,v,'i• lrt)y Ullduiug." i * NEW .rO litt, S e p L h t tip) Stevedores have gone bac.k \o work in New York harborin the first real break in the ^maritime strike since it beHAli 18 days hro . The dock* workers, members of the A. F, of I* begun unloading, cargoes today without inter­ ference by C IO pickets. * The striking CIO worker* hml n r . i R u c h v t i i d is c u ss c o n i i n u a w c i o f t , . : ; j sir.i .E ■ greed n few hour* In-fin,- to A BUGltR SOUNDS TAPS AS THI flAO DIAflD COFFINS cf tiie five American airmen shot down over Yugo* atop pit-krting ships rnanood by •lav i.i lie tide by ildc befoic tha non-denomlnatiumil ultui .In the Arllngu-n Naliunal Cemetery chapel, A r­ .A F of I. i-aal. and gulf l-i u <i lington, Va. The coMlnt lulro'inded by wreatlia and a mllltaiy guiyd of huiiur Will icmaln In Ut* chapel until teemkn except in the care of buiial in tiie national cem ctc'y or elfewhere, depending on the wiihci of the families nf the vlctimi. An Army T vessels berthed at the name dock • Iromporl plane luougiit li|e bodlea from Koine, Italy, to Washington, D. C. (Iiifcfnational ioondphofo) " w ith ship* manned hy CIO crews. Also exempt *frum picketing ure all foreign ahipe not under con­ tract to the CIO National Mari, tint* Union. The order to rense . picketing [ A F i f L ahlpi wag issued by • NMU President Joseph Currant j In raaponae ' to a demand from I ' tha A F of 1, Benfkreta In ter-; national Union. A t H:00 A. H. j today, F aateni D aylight Tim*.! i i e m e 600 i f T X l - dockhsiids, 1 I )is c ilH 8 c d , Wtra a t jfm k a p , New Y o rk 1 Impair*.—WO-tutA tW’ iVTtl F^r ^ tn te R u n d u j) from at laaat *ix p lk n . The NMU defiiiion ia expected to free nboul -tO A F of h man­ A , Vf rt r v I* • | l-ndgehr;nl in .the flee • city nf - f-hU-ipM-- Mi-niln'1* fi.ifo tm'b tli ned vessel* which have been tied , lo-giun mi-miier* i f C.inipbellu p 'in New York harbor a* well laivaing Pu*l fil iinnT I hear!)Snnfoiil oinl lb-band club* "i l l *t aa many other* which have been trid. 1 licit1 will l j . no r g u i u Wetrome la« evening to Ilm five a I r a Tided fur nearly two weaka Kiwtini nui’t iiijr thro,drow it tin hoy* from tinnfprd wbo nltended in port* on the Atlanlic and Cummunitv llntlw. > "lioya. Slain’' at T aljaium i i' and Membi'i* w'> i plan In gu - to Jietr rcpncilhir, JCJward M anliall the hieetiog iipte beeir r«jBt*aterl who inlrudu :i*| Ihiiti. to *amfeiiihb. it tli,, ValteS 11••!«-1 John UntniMy." '/r. Who Vvai jit, ftfH iVluek aponaore I hy (lit* Llbiu i. Id of I1 # verioii* llnya State elet-tloim on-J of tlir campaign fer ’ gwvrnior." Ho Jeelarut that the hoy* u| • prrrja e tile Tlianev given to tln-m by tiie l i gum. and that they r, ally learned jtom etliing. ' Hun (in llahcock. wlm wax »poncured by Ihdary, and who on* 'elected a* llouae mieikrr-pro-lent/ dercrllieil varieui bill* taken i p LONDON, R e p t . 17, (A1)— Britain and lively •debate*, with ......... 1aure today aignetl a provisional trade enough piditirkiiig" He declared and monetary agreement wl'.h he hail leaMie.l a lot about govern­ Argentina. Tha pact aettlea dif­ ment and said tha the l.rgijn ferences between tb« two coun- ahouhl make It powlble fer niore trie* on alarllng pavmenU, meat loy* to atten j the next wnuiion, purchases and liritlan-owned rail Franci* Wilwm, JaYcee nimnuliml, vtetlared that he >)ttd learned m .re about city, slate and county iovermnent than during all the rent of hi* life, ■ "Thing* were really beginning to get rolling . . . I. . u u i , « r l I i t r o t i r n ** 11 u li* !. when >we had to return." lie uaaerleii. H kSillN fiT O N . Sept 17. I kl *i _ Undersriirt.il * of Kiwanl* *poiVmrcil Simon DingSlate William ("lx thin said fettler, whe ! polled the higlio*t lisl.iv he assumed that any prcpvrtion o f vote* of any camtinaval reatricliona foe at Ivan * 11E K L 1N. .i.,_ and - - 1 becaMt r— .w l, ""secretary of furrign policy »|ir*rhe* h» S» pt. r, HP) A l -------- , The two rountrlao agreed that date five yr»r*. rigarJIea* of the dv- United Stales Senator vUltlng la government offlrlil* hence­ dUcusilon* be started a t once to agriculture’' told c f hi* Inter** rialona which the United Nation* flerrnany tndav directed a bias; forth will Ire deareil with the prepare c i» < e s In the expired In,* v illi with Agriculture Seen ' SABKTIIA , Kan. Hep!. 17; l/P. Security Council might make A* ■ t the Mead War Investigating Slate Department before de. treaty, which noar.ia revived a o i U|ry, Jfithan Mayo, and exprexved Al f - M. I.andun( saitF tinlay that in a fers now stand, Italy will la Committee. Dvmorratic Senatoi livery. Clayton rni|iha>iied. vein continue In force unlit the epprcciatfbn to the leg io n for thr S ecielaiy of State Jam es. Il yni r confined to the m lll'pry clauses Klmer Thonue of Oklahoma »md however, that he did not be­ trip. end of* next December. * ami Secretary of Cohmiern- llein v that the suggestion that Ihe mm Wullare can ryot both remain in lieve that. Secretary of ComLarry Loaaing, Klk aponioied Among other thlnga. It wet TAM PA , Kept. • l 7- U V ) - T b e mrrre Wallace, or any other ml:lee ahould investigate Ainerinin President Truman’s rahlnet. motuallv decided that Britain may hoy, who dexigned many poalera Florid*, human canflnnballs have occupation force* in (iefinany can official*, nrcrasirily would ^ buy all of Argentina'a surplus fo r political campaign* matin by' comtructad a now cannon in Commenting on Wallace** recent be dlsm ltted a i politic* a n d - ppb fntvign [Miticy speech, Landtii lie bourtd by any change* ^ m e a ’.-fo r a four-year period, ex­ tha bov*. declared that Im was Tampa. TYImom) Zacchini h»* pul »»iie»led hy .Jt|e Slate De­ IlCltV. cept small.reserve* to be sold in cer.ainfr glad lhat~-‘h* had been Iho stamp o f approval on thl*— lodav that Mr. Ttuman 1 Thomas declared that the-‘ P-un- asserted partment. . -other.countries. Britain agreed to len t to Huy* fk’a tr, and th it If his lifth cannon. The new* cannon must g e l,lid of either llyrnet m mlttae chairman. Senator James Wallace, i r Am erira’r leadership every will replace tha one deslir'VCd ought be Mead of New Y n rf want* ptihli- in the world .will lie.hamstrung. year.” In a wrack last spring. Th-* ZacW ASHINGTON. Sept. 17. i,1t city because he is rulinlng for The Krjmbliran catididutu for * A lelter from Lieut. Col. Ilenrf chlnls, fam e# for their Ijuman Oliirrvers fn Washington nr««. governor of New York. H a 'e a id president in lUdB said that .Um speculating a* lo what will hap­ Brrwerton thanking the -Legion s» ssssk*|l ant, l »vi n a new toilf Senator Owen Drewsb.-r -vf Maine. members fo r Wndnas* shown h o in P hiladelphignaxt M ond ay.. communist* are rejoicing at thr pen when President -Truman nnd _ ______ ___ 4 k . I n o l l l e u l f» r. his lata‘ father was read by P is ’ In a teat performance, the new Kirlly,. Sardinia. Pantcllerla . an I Secretary uf Commerce Wallace T* "aMti-admlnlstra''Ion .ntid ' n Ihe Truman VsblnH. Commander Henry Wolcott. .Victoria ZacrKitn sm aller' (aland* In tha MHHer* meet tiiuinrruw. While House Iways against anything the Secretary- Charles Rot* "old to­ Tha post discussed a program rwrtein and Adriatic. day that Wallace ha* an ap. o f <ntertalnmcnl and' harberae poinlment with Mr. Truman fur O F F ir iA L TO HR ItS R K fo r the rom iog State I-eg Ion . 1. . __ _ tomorrow afternoon, S-qi I*-'— indup maatbership campaign to R 1BIIOP NAMED T, D. Lancaster,'assistant stale Wallace's announced intentions WAHHINUTON. Sept. 17, UP) hell here on Oct. 10 by the PHILADE! rrie* officer, ha* announce*) —The OPA today announced (ho of continuing to - speak against 40 and 8. This will Ire marked by ! M asaacW lv ig n t~ N e a r Oviedo at ho wilt* ho In Sanfcrd «n first major change In rent emu the administration foreign policy a parade, and a wreck will he UP)— Th* 1 ; The direction waa (ted a* the — -----flep . 26 for the purpose nf a ssist­ truls. During tha coming winter have placed the president in a staged, it was promised by Ches­ *«tU today a t a fairly actlra o o f tha P ro .' Jamaa Out, Jr. and jpuy Trie- ing all veteran* or their depen­ season, OPA - said, certain accom difficult position. Observers say t e r Wilier wb" a ate I that the new pretidln, losses of 1 to S o t i it Episcopal ireh In th e ;k e tt, Jr. narrowly escaped ser* dent* with any claim or benpfit mudatiorir in wintei1 resort arcs* the I’resident w ill have to de­ “ w reck" wotfH* ba managed by were widely dl»|ributi ' ' lout Injury last gvanlng a t about to which they may be entitled on uill he frred of rent controls. cide whether to let Wallace conth# Orlando Volture. day. .Dealings ilowcc ^tmry^iwg |herilL DTD. S:S 0 o'clock, whan the 1034 account cf military service. H r, The ag*f«T I * m » hoFever, Hint Untie criticisrp of the adminis­ g g d . near tha cloaa. a p Shsrill succeeds the Right Ford Coupe, In w h k h tjiey were Lancaster will be at tha County cmy a limited-number of housing tration's foreign policy or to ask hacks war* reduced t wtd Henry 8L George Tuc- riding, ovyrturned about three O ffice at 3:00 P. M unit* will tw affected, fiuipcnxlmi for Wallace's resignation from MONEY MISSING » f nf Richmond, Va. rvaorfa will- be effective from th* cahtnsL RED S D EN Y DISPATCH Oviedo road. of- the retil belling* In the winter Henry McLaulin, optometrist. MUATTERA reported to ° r u 1 .to kjay 111, 1»47. Boys State Group Western Powers Are Charged With Is Welcomed At Seeking To Establish Bridgehead In Trieste For Military Action i PlnnH Art* Chief tan Issues New Blast At U.: o. rnlicies; KiwaniicTo Attend Joint Meet Tonight n,ili,“ry- .... ; Three Fislierhien Are Arrested Hy Warden Argentine, Britain Sign M onetary Artd Trade Pact Today Observers Speculating Today Over Outcome Of Wallace, Truman Meet Mead (ir«u|» Victim I.nhdun Says Wallace Of Riant Ry Thomas And Hynit‘8 Cannot Roth Re In Cabinet Zacchinis Ready For Act With New Cannon DPA Reveals Change In Rent Controls Kept-. h*'c* ^because of a washout In th* road where Sonjsspread te one had placed « sapling, to,-warn Avenue. He.trfJ rollce that a slit [than 100 faml :h*ve moved motoriate, Th# car went late the door to Ibe star* was found open JInto vacant h ry camp* In ditch when they suddenly- cam* thk morning when he arrived arnTtwo Uriahaha at bo. A spoke*. upon- th* -sapling and tried ,t* that th* front door w«a; properly {man for H Ithy. . . . .iifiUera say* fockat, Meet nf Ih* missing money, f*-— -*“ .ha.aarihua *■” • there will treubU if was Ih a cabinet drawer ln’ lh*|th* th . authoriHgi , U.h o riti^ try 10 .T,c. te h at* been stftouily injunjd. Th* ««mp« waa. U kan to RaUUfa. sKStSdCriiaJLiffi: ing from hi* office on Magnolia h t| lira IIa. t s r v .' s s L [h r t u ' s : r . ’o f l AMULl Nf l America to the- affect .that ' Ruseian regiment* are in *0 la along tha border of ece. Moscow announced tha lal today and charged that rep o rt- was made to cover provocative action* of Orach •li«t Fgsdjt*. B lllt* SEIZED LONG BBAUfl. Calif. Sept. 1L — The Coast Guard announcv-l ay that It has sclxcd the luxurinut gamlillng ship, the' Hunk->r Hill, fur what C. calls a vlijlation c f frdaral law. The pamblimj Ihlp Is optrrfad by T6ny Carngro thrall*. *. a Maitih. 1.it it>i I V|i|fct»r sjiivki* nbtiiil |»nr 1ivuIatIx lli«s i»ilr..ji,| whirli rolliiliirt! Mi»v l*H|.|»rr rhar^ttd Umi id ihnj *:im ‘ r .t - i.h*m Tty* imtfi It-itl i-'t ;i lihblu-i! skh»t th| S«*naUir calU'«l ^ jn'liry nf At.1 ,«,* nfum si th# t» iiiiitiril'* wulltuul. H«* ilrclMrw! thin \V hit Mrs ji«i( wiitlXil a Irlfin iifft*rm^ . ..ncihrtlh'fi while tlic 1'tiYpMHnvnt fu lfil thf Inti that l hi* nflf* Hitt .tcurord* iVpjwi n ^ f i n t f tn Whitney as “ tli** nnhh'Ht ICmnaii nf Ihnn all.'* Hr urgiTf ttii* unUni U) tr-rlrCf Wh!lh*$'Niw it pi^iiitMit.* , Canada Asks U.N. Care Fur 1.1100,000 DLsularod IVrsons t.AFF S f r t N. Y . Sept. i -iiindn tinlay asked iln< Ilull mb Nit, bm* To lake cate <>f the' no,, mi111,in non-Crrman ii-fugct-* now- living In dl<ptaoed peraait Vain p i n, form er Axis territory. * The plea Was made today befoie the I \ . KioiMohic ainl Si* i.il Vaiin. l t he group now ini- l-'fuii- it „n \mein-an prop>»n| I,. , r f up ,io uiteinntmnsl refugee m gniuration whi c h w.tlll,) lobe !■ * rf file dl-pUfed |ii i *,<(,* pi'ildi-Hi lie,1 u n i w hen t' x Itti \ ...p ile . Iboking t h e ...... limit plan, f oibidirth .delegale Paul Marlin, wonn-d t h a t the peaceful recov­ et V..of Ktliolie may lie lietd up liidcfTmtely .if Ihe refugees ara iibninliiiied |i> tbelr. fate in occupit-d rimiitric*. J-ll*evvhere pi lb N- headifuar. ter* at la k e SuVce**, the Secur­ ity t’ouncil got ready for a vote mi ibe long debated Ukrainian • barge that (ire ere. aided hy (•rent ilrilatn. • i* a threat to peace In Ihe llolknn*. Kustla'a (Jrrmiyku U taking ig r r for the first time ;»* Security Council chili mini!, 17 . i/i'i Melee Anions Officers Ordered Investigated MEMPHIS. TennTT^pt. IT. The commanding general of the A ir Transport Command ha* ordered a comput e Investigation !** 'it Pijht >s«t week which Involved high-ranking mili­ tary persmincl. Associated Pies* photogtaphar Allen Hnipe* charged tha Lieu•••niint, - Colimet omt o'her A ir Force officers attacked hint and smashed hi* cahiera wihen h* i* -* to nr-'ogrnuh th** light. , f: � 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 16, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 16, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 16, 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/3f7abf384ec3801162710f4332e7b28d.pdf d5759d966788969634d53d7129aefb34 PDF Text Text AGE EIGHT FRID A Y ; SEPT. T H E M N F O R D HERALD, SA NFO RD , FLORIDA Mama And Papa Pum a Proud Parents j) f Two Liftle Pumas At City Zoo strung. nervous. i\ ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS the cub* are to live they will noi Ut on exhibition for »cv*r»l we*I;s. • Me »nA f s Puma, were purchejrd in 1938 by the Ksnfbnl Klwenit tpo'fl, but. in a few niwiths, *sW t.lti.i Ironi utto Martin, .I«»ek»_ of Sfr. Muughtorf, the hthrk' spit* Now nratnfeU .Ttixs. and wet*' will-, dleappear and IhMr cost* piciented to the Zoo. At that Mill assume the natural color of rtime ‘the late Joseph Marentct.’u brownlah gray, *' .(» * * ,club president and the late ‘• F A N S • MIXERS • W A SH IN G MACHINES . • V A C U U M CLEANERS * * • SEW IN G M ACHINES t r q t t 'e r a p p l l w e 304 W . SECOND STR EET numa' cub* survive, Ihj Sanford ‘Ktwsnl* C^uh ran * sut.ly have the privilege of naming them," aald Mr.. Moiihhm. Puma* are th# I*nr ■i ipbclo* of the cat family in America and are' fotin I from Hiklfcon flay to Capr lludi. It Wax formerly railed • pantl*r In tho ca«» rn ulat^c, a mountain linn In rhe western p ate* an,] In Itraril 1* known a* v cougar. It I* a ferocious. ra»r'v«tou* animal, preying on de*.-, horse* nral rattle. A Clean Shave A Clean Suit 13, s e r v ic e * PH O NE 1004-J Follow oui Leadershi p BETTER VALUES fo r a remplrle line el ladle* and teen-age ft ATt o AT A CONfIMNCt TABU a t union headquarters. New York City, Paul Hall (left, dark shirt), S.l.U You’re Groomed DRESSES port agent for New York, tills newsmen about the pending strike of 100,000 members of the ATX. Seafarers Union. Strike b u bee died by the union to protest a Wage Stabilization Board decision limiting th* #ba of m v Increases that r had won ln'tha recent negotiations with.the shipowners. (International) Legal 'Notice and SUITS A d ean shave won't h id e a sp oiled suit. Bu( a clean Tiflta h. •feet afternoon shave and a clean aull makes you js well groomed they "do l hi nr**' fo> yemr man. We k now how im portant appearance it in ihc figure business w orld that's w h y we do fau ltless work. For • • » COTTONS r * superior cleaning and prcsstITg send your work to us. From 2.10 To 8.08 BETTER DRESSES From 4.98 To 16.98 PH O NE 465 B eau tifu l House Coats for every tnstc. FLORIDA STATE , THEATRES • “ 03c— Children OPKN81 "» l\ 12:48 P. M Daily w ill lj* "PINOCCHIO” , Wall Dtinry'a Fall feslttrc length In Trvhnli olee A Complete Department Sti «| ( i t i i p 'i j u i i , 1% r f 1 1 1f l e d , fh * rk I d the n in > » itil'rm p ( l Ittilll* I 'l l V n t - f i If* lilt' u Ih u k I ’l i i l H l l M f l Of I ill* Hlrtlfr I i "h i Hi I H(mr liuorM, M filli F jHM Ien Ihrutihi **ii t « r 1 s Mtmvi'*’ a lt ••■hr*!. in«pl v-ACfl Iriri, All* r**» I l f M rlierk * **h4 lF Ilf* IlfW tl vs*11fl |It IS rt l) « r Is f Th#* i l 4 l « f*ir re*rrlvlng bliN iln fc M rr* IN THM MOST OORdftOUi y u ii T l i K m M i H l ‘UOf*OHo\l*. \ kguMnl Iru tu t|»i«e j of |u tor e * h K. K* r i l ' l i tr>4! It I IK I I N I H I I Hi — Double F eatu re— YOUR HOME MERCHANTS ASK VC/U TO "BUV AT HOME" I* rnLO N K Y . v Kngf =111= III II 1=1 EIIIEIIlEllIrFIIIEM IEIIEIII EIIIEIIIEIIIEIN For Furniture Firsts . . . . . . SATURDAY ONI.YJ 4 lh and Sanford A venue - r « 4f u i r e * t , ! h i ‘ f r t * It TNI ORiAT 1ST OUTDOOR ROMANCE 0 / THiM A U . . still lif- 1**111 ft r*i|tiea i* f»*r th«iii srV »**r* »% Tills tiff If*ft **1 l**ap| I f It ra11 It* l|t»» tllil** !*•* vjl-rfltr'K lit AH hilts . 11111*1 f r«» tl It* 111 Alf1*1 I *»• f*i Ottirilm t b|t 1 ' 11■* t 1t l tin 1 li*" ifs\ vi 1 (»r*J!tu r ill Tint r i g h t Ijp f f t t . r v f i i («* t**j. *tr a ll MtiH T A TH HI 1AM i»E!»A l l T 3 | K? U K k i a j i i i i ** SUNDAY and MONDAY!! LAST TIMK8 ntlBAV \«* I* III . EASY TERMS **n r itMrtit MAPLE BEDROOM Joel McCBEA Brian DONUTT Sonny TOFTS Secortd F eature r b a r a B r it t o n • F a y B a l n t e r o n i T u l t y H o n r y O ’ NaMI W ith a ll the picturesque charm o f C olonial stylfng. MODERN BEAUTY yet designed to fu lfill the practical need o f everyday living. T he (((tractive Early American su ite is fin ish ­ ed in m ellow m a p le in a rich honey color. B ed, Chest h ■ _ , r* and V a n ily . ____ . . . You'll en jo y ‘m any a cogy, p le a sa n t h o u r a t hom e in a beautifully styled, com fortable B ring room suitesuch a s this one. U p h b b tared in a heavy q u a lity tap estry witk d a rk wood trim . aU o -> . IKH-IN-t.AW'8 B A Y I vims, wkwa WATCH THIS PAPER FOR A STARTLING .1 »«■». ODD* CHESTS. EXPOSE OF P Ien ly , t , l o r , «* a p a c . for linen., etc. Thee# * unfinished Beautiful i*awhon Suita vHtlt full Innerspring construction, upholstered in a Very ftno quality -U p fstr y . floral pattanted thasts have deep, foom y d raw ers. T hey a re sanded a n d ready tt> paint your favor* He color. 4-Piece Suite Slaalt and modem la tbia good looking now bedroom “ MUTINY AHEAD ■--- r-- ----- =^.-- .U • * .'.‘iH iCT- y i j ; - : v. ‘ 1•_ •_ _ _ . J'- ' — ~ t A. f■■■S: IIIS I • »—— i �• Z2ZT' ■ '« *• - • *. ♦ i~f<• **V! I *• ». — . . ___ • .. 4 , _ '* - * * " — "* . V J 0 . ' e f. In U n it y : T h erw la S t r e n g t h — W EATHER Continued cloudy I Hi* afternoon, to* night and tomcnorow. Scattered show- • cr* and thundershower* mostly dur­ ing aftern oon . r» Fret**l til* Prsee ml the ft.wMi • • Ta Promote iba Progress of Ta AN 5W V O L U M E X X X V il B e v in S u p p o rts \ n g lo - U .S . P la n F o r H o ly L a n ,iiv* Iff D A IL Y ■■ v» E stablished 1900 IN D E P E N D E N T N Q W S P A I 'g K .C l « . ■■■■■. * SA N FO R D , FLORIDA. M ONDAY. SEPT. 16. 1 0 4 6 .' ■ ■ I A * TH E • '^ 1 ; ••> •. - . N. M. U. Steps Up Tempo Of Wage Walkout ^ ■ ■■■■■■■ ■ ■■ — ■ ------------ .i A ftto c in te d P r f t i L c n t f d W i r e NO. 257 Tells Conference Trieste Become Another Danzigi T Curran Asks Truman ; To Intervene For Signs Mounting That Jewish Represcnta- New Aussie Knvoy 1 Contract To (iive Workers Pay Hike ^ fives May Appear At London Conclave NEW YORK. Sept. I ft. </1b - POLICE GUAM) TRUCKS AS O’DWYEK SEEKS SETTLEMENT ------------ ♦ •- • ------: ------- 1 Texas Democrat Says’ City Must Be Made Symbol Of Security And Peace In World fiome A F of I Inng.hnreinrn I’ A l i S . S e p t It). </P) — again threatened to Ignnib f i t ) S e iiitto k T o m C o itiin lly h a s ” picket line* today a* the Na\ to ld t h e P a r is P e a c e C o n tlonal Maritime Union -tepi'nl fe r e n c e . t h a t T r ie s t e m u st up the lemim nf it* lin k s f«r ] e«|iial pay ‘for (TO teamen. not. b e c%o**m e a n o t h e rI D a n z ig .* 111A OOWHM In New York, where the -NMD R e p ly l y!in g to d u n in n d s o f U rrw up Mil Id line, of piekrt* mm K o r e jfln a I iu is te r U tissia iili Bong aevrrnl sections ‘of lh M M o lo to v on t h r 'd ir ie s t e titles*waterfront. t h e 'l " * * ’ of the A - V lio n . < 't)iiiin lly ‘’ n Ssi, rteil th n t of L longshoremen, Joseph Kyan, reiterated that hi* men would t h e C o n f e r e n c e m u s t e.itnbnot respect "any common picket li»h Trieste b . u truly free Mate. line." • ■ \ The key .Adriatic port, t’onnally Ryan himself elbowed hi, way * »ddi-.|, mu.I he inde|>enilent of 4 twice through an NM U‘ picket .Liitk \ iittuliYia * tU lf. lin<> along the North River, lie Prrlnrrd thr Tex»» Dfmocrkt; raid A K of L stevedore, were Ml.rt ij* make Tric^tr thr aymhol at work at at least two pier*. 1 nf |trnrr i«h<I ppnirily hi *tho Other longshoremen. however. I world.** . . * • refused to whrk strikc-biuuid ('••tinally n rtlf'n ri ve»*el*. ** 1hi* ptopowd f r i f territory of Meanwhile, hujidird* of CIO Tnl-stc itniM n»»t U' n satellite. picket. ma««ed a| pirr. in M on., n f Yuitoduvin or nf Italy. Yufo* hattan, and the-'union* amid pie• i stnvia mid Italy. Mir "uid. are kating also, would In* incrga'cM l»»th ••uhoffhnatr (" w*»ild prnrt> at Brooklyn and Ktaten Island JYiiiltl i»*«»tr im|u)rtaHt pier*. Some picket, handed "nut than a f>\% **f territory pamphlet* raying. "The ship nr Matiniial pud**. l*ntitial|y a»| owner, have locket u« out.” ■ »*»•tr*l A . plan, got underway for 1 ••niinurd thr Senate Fnretrn n ia .. del dernon.tr at ion by thousand* t(t*1H1••*»»- 1 •»M||l|tt* r llt'H'l lllio-li-s tun k ilnn 1,.ni* M o* ,|m SKA I kll^iii liiii i inn i n|ilim.r of pickat. in New York. t|ie t ‘ |(> H IE I.AW ON HIH SIDE In tlxgJonr n( motorcycle porolmnn I*.-).- Ill I In 1 tiiillrnirr t p«*atr ig ftbfn Line Ism* l da 1-Isml n<1 Imnii IU<->kllu N N Y isdtre p rotn i...... i„, i . , n ,i«tr mariners al*« began lo inten.tfy III* truck loaUril wttli produce Itbfn l.rn ii Into Into llmoklin Y'oik.sWillium t)|i*y<-t lirrr iiytil hrrr nn ••$$$ d*»»»r*trp, | their strike In port, all over the ed by New Y o rk . .y.iyor Wllllatn. t/|)»yer lorall tc.iniMn-. n|M-ratliw under 0O.1I11* ‘ •••iti.nl. Is-uUio; tell. Mw- 1 • ••*»!• .1 lilw vio-L- to .-lid rtirlit li**vr ••$» fin* trthlr Trir«te lettlcmctvt of of tlutlu* .trike, .trike, unions union* hate hair .tarred .iuict I to to move and medical medical supplies sii|i|>lies into Into lit* tin .d. dt I tb*‘ country. settlement move Inod l<«><l and t th- Utir* t| IK k 11'sis.u.i nt it«t, .,•*! •*•* Ih iiftr 1* This hrticti follnvvi.1 IK/- Lifnk mu.I t»r irrr ff«in mltt^ur and . down nf nrgntlHtioin> l/rr»«l th«< I ill'VpU tl« \ mMi lt’' rhieftaior .1. 1 . J conferred . _. ■ trike. N J niiltnlU de* oied^iearly all last night with ea<t ami golf lit* *ln-rrli !t • i in* limng comment coaat op* operators, but the parleynf flu- \ n${.k*|.»\ *lele$ratr, who 'collapsed when the operator, n had d««tafed that thr wrYtrrn j amt. 4 * 0 a**a * * . fused to contido*— the deni ituHrig ’ w eir trytnc to draw a of two west coast Union., the me « /~i , • hfuM non «uttaiti around thr \t *«ITt«i t a lira** Sra t'ontinuinc ] .1At 'KSON k'IM j. Sept Iet Cook. and H U w .n l. , M o fth e m L r e e C C A r ON IIIH W AY to present hls Marina * V ln* Mssloltiv' * deniNiid'* for it dondj t Special I — "1 iinTi'iit d 1 a» Si credential, to President Truman, ' h/ * inmt \ 11 u •• * I a v position in oii'nt nhorlny;*«. fidlmviog .... • . . * * • Jimmy Brown, on* of seven Norman John n -w a lj Makin. new ' , |...c T t tar* 11*-1it1 .»dr delrrata 1 M aa n y P e r s o n H S l a i n ; * " ..... .. ,,f «»;’ ” C r o s s C o u n t r y ( i l i d o r r " ' 1 O .rx v a hay* who gnteryd the ^-11 Australian Amliassador to the n y I 'e r s o n s M a in ; A io m .v r « ,> e « , HI A, lm\e lriv rii Uu«. t1 j f /1 1 . 1 tit I »iftr«l States ami Hrl« 1 nit! * C . % ------------- « • • B r id g e s , T e le g r a p h A t O I lllt fc n e r g y •vrek-end In |<.int up (hc -oppm. I'.V C H t Is C a p t u r e d wrip op|» thr Slav ilr(unity faring Floinhi poultry ■ Halid, mil) for live purpose^ nf ■* buck B y ^ a p t . B a y P a r k e r pt ic t in v o l e s A r e D e s t r o y c d 4 | J r g e J g y J r U | n 3 p men in tin* t run bird prnml.'* Angt Vmeiiean inpotnts lr ii‘- l. in the Mediterrmtean. •aid William I. \\ d■ »♦ •»». diiiM'tiM plus a |20 prise, it was announc­ ht. eountry for the U. 8. l^ k o u L . ATlIK NS. Sept It, o f, Th. >1 I* lot 1Jn «gtg* I*til HUM«* M il 'I 'l l *tiah I *<HI pe | hev a " ' " cnm rttied tilth thr ed today by Mrs. OuM* Wilson, (International Smindphnto) Cyrran al«> mad* ■ lud for i ; lr ,.k K„tim m cnt today r e .e .l ' hi'L*. todiav It lif«-t«ine n|»pMi«u»t *• ti.*« «t *»-* aiipun. n* » |H..|de nf I 1 • l* i“.i Ihe |ieople coun -'nitration agent, A s s e r t s P l a n C o u l d government Intervention Ly scud- ,M| „ nr» outbreak .f vlolro. •• miIiii* !•» Mill Nk’ n that p'Miltf>. *1 » aftsiiisH*: id *!*• x ( __ Italy,. llie -t|i ky^ Viiicoslav under whose direction the proing a telegram to President TruNorthern lir n v n . The Mini- • w eir mllilik! thru flm k.n »* b »*f \%ti i I xikrsiimn • oiitnnVd. > Be - M a jo r F a c t o r 0 man ; (ra m was held. -Aubrey Mrra-i man. He asked tha Pre.ident to (ry „ f |»„|,||f ‘O rder said that xeee.tvely, Itecanse of ffi.l told »' the Munlr|p.il 'npm .i ^ In rrply Coiinnlly Mild that won th* second blue ribbon op * instruct government agencies to (O .^ntrnllnl bnntlita virre l*illr.l 111 I V a t ’ C O f W o r l d .Im rlnge. amt price level*. A t, ........... ■ ■ lock f.dl.mmi: world iwprr t* im*rr important $20 prisa. •A r force a contract w h k h w iiu ld . inin aklrmishea.klrmi.hes brought t.m u g h L jbabout. uuL. » |M ‘J .; •• ■ .{llial- lm re I espn--^nj -the' |k-'*mi' s •**•*1— 1—— • .« — . • <tlu u clthbor-lulv J«>r Yugoslavia. ____ AmotUf.-dcIrU. FlotenegJ fts'.jiil embody t he - u m i~ p a y - fnrtcase* Jef^Uta wh.. - t r i e r tn d isi iiiiL - B jLVsuitIvnyM .vl, u l,!* - ftt lh )^ «irtnilm><(l—mighri^lte- *Altlmrtrtl t h j - -shmrrr-(•»-*.*-»m -anTTrlarral! n.TtTTTn . Iiavi- « iiTOW -TtfTC*A*v*- won th r first blutrrntr-'*P" already gtven to -Ar+"nf-r.Tinrorf* . roinmunlrnliMim in thnl men. * |_ I'rnidrnt Tniinnn prn|Mufu offnrl In ^mnr M lr n H iy W iw n * thr m rrl f»»i nn hour. ••\rrVthin^ |f1 world penre. iitelu<liti|f Ihe 1# bon-and $20 priie. Elalm rtJtnnip I far the same work. The- Athens government -.i». todm thnt th,. I 'wiled Nation, lennn.r of flock........ fiiim*. m\»<I u .o i ..ft n. or liny r . • oro o Unite,| Stales l!ai«im* hi* voice e f Casselberry won the t^cind The A F of I, won Inrronsr* . WIt* f IIlf f' I 1At l III o f h r r w m i i U D>»u: Lo Hi IV,. Itoflla* (hr p‘»lllt* the tall M va.it l«| ««IlMtltf li •*|lltfrf I’Hl !• l*V h n i u t * o w n e r s blue ribbon' and $20 prise. 1 of $22.60 and $27.60 a month Iwn ‘ bridge, between KaMmi |t'ii|$%i .«J•I« St*n«i»*i (•«*rM»'sl i t l j i h i m - n 0*1 11 I on pMsdTrful iiM*a of nto mu' •••»- ( h u t ( h r • • p r i n t i o f i . o f iltt* w im il l Award* were made by \V. fi. ( for iu maritime union*. I're- and lonrdhs were daetrnynl tata••( !».1 r.f „ ---------• ••in t » *1 Hi! t m .« n w lH 'i w in ii;h l nffw rf (In* u p p i t i “ 'Mirv wan! p* ;»* r ' 9tgy • • Kilbte, county commissioner, a t (! H *• 1 tlilnOf • W .»»• ( • * 27 trlrgraph p<dl* weri* cut .1 • the 4-11 Club supper held S atu r­ Sllrl. tf risitfrfrift *• Ml T»t| r t i l l v H i i f i t t f i r n i « | M P H * r i d p n * iliirlfo n l*v thr I'lf 1 alt* i« n n • hi l i n y m thp attempt Thi- Me " day evening at OiAO o’clock at Ityi niNII t*%pl.lifir«l W*»til-I dims add* that, seven pet sun* •»••• flit* pftthlrm nf 1 -ill ^ri vVijf ltd of HH' ti i. t l | miti 11 1 y i i t r o ••f ip ' S h rllrv * I Sanford Womans Club under dnin in a battle on th*- i L««..| flit; Wnffl*• V*t»l 11*••a*IV1‘Pt. II \ •r I.tfi»*-w of Vl.tnf .t. f I\ me " A pput rntly |||n*p pmilli ymru rectlcn of women from home de­ of Krphallrtiia nn<| five ..lb.’•l* UIHl uhttr b 1*»I V-tlb! who* In*vr l»eeii nltli* l«» untiHtfiin mons tratlpn clubs throughor: the ClIlpIlM, Itril llo- iirril f $ <|t*V*;ln| »vere killed north of la r u a ttt*i 111*1*4 iu*«t|r *»l 1s t „ Imiilc te.i-arcli on a glub.il production, • despite feed and C°in J rt a n d ' second ’ rwJ riblnm i Degtaring that althbuth there Is winners among th* boTa were Paul f K°r»< He»* mIsundersUndlng t Bradd™ *aTi"|" V oid, y^McGIH wno I bet weep °*M« "rotnlry" a n d 'V o v M P u r c h a s e J B u i l d i n g . were awarded $10 taeh. l.bel L e - 1 « “ **•“ •L lhe preaenl Ume. he 0 Three tavuile wrrr Inlurrtl shortly .ilt*'r. .1 no o'clmk Sunday allernoon . F ils and Valeen Prevail wbee flrx‘ I •«V* ,no1. ‘ • « , «hl,H Indicating n ^ H ^ u a n . l o r , -* he,| the IPtn on • -oil Vonl tnirk un(] red rwi ribbon riuutni w innci». •J ” '71 • ,n2C!* 1. . ... .* anil second i n n e r *>.... !-" of the Sanford ^r t S K H t b u . . . a tit- h .Samuel It NeLwin ol Seville K. 8. Perry, aasisUnt poultry I ' W • **'•' <• runner lad with the ne«s erra Is the recent ptirch »«c I" I , . I 'Iflt I.« »I•| • |H I I « 1. .irivioe got out d -ontrol -ind ialist from - Galneeville. w s . N f* * ' , r5f V rvr ■’Tr«rff" .’ ln lh' 0/ Ibe apartmeni bt ilding at t h e ' f Athens. .In Ilia fnsl , nut 1111. t win f,r< ha. Inkrn « re»dv to inniYft SI iick tile nor ftonford'Orlando arc*.." -iMd 'he c o r n ir .o f Palmetto Avrnu^ « H f'nlntiaki i>eitf.n of tillM. » (W»» lilt" | m ri tut oeil oil lh- Or Undo Ut.hway * .th a judge. • rH*"l ’ I heavy «..II ,,f inai.v nnluiHl re >"'d. seasonal Iipik I of llirsr I • Wt|| !l »| >VIII' |" ,1,..it' (oilr in le-. Audit o| Ihe rlty ,Jimmy Browji wot\ $6 award RitlaHans nt their regnler u-erkly Secorul’ Ktrael bv* Fred II. WiL . u timid giilindn n m thl u* " ' ‘'a m i n e . Wasle, i|e«tinetlonan.| ' l't"'lui t* tsiicei upward 11.‘ tin I" I o* 'Hint 's *■ morning st ■ polire pati..land Florence McGill won a second luncheon today* that u vtr'nryi iinecoiioinii 11-r 4if iM oiiir. so\ and l^iniei. fi'e p ie .ri.l W,,—r-. '*• *I,— S nrvl.t S.UI* award of $3,00 donated by the over Russia would be a hollow I orwl«g> nark* of the Sanf u I Ihi-rr’s tin word of ait) • » where daiiinge mniikiii.r. «••»,. J ^ h 'a-eallv ‘ I’tbh ••••• •*) -lit. I * one a* fou is» t doq t «ln a war. Cl)n,c who , nnoB„ee t|.»t ih -v ties. Trxedp / r e d Comping. 1t.11 loin 1' wa. hmltd Hut Mr> H. mini a -la tr lie a«-ert«-l "'eat shottagr Her.I to.I ii.ir ' * ill i l of III.IMI »**••» 4111*1 It Neleui had a- fraclucrit tollarOther con'estant* Jn (he catt- Kvrryone lo*e*.'v.. , will convert ^h* property to bti*,wMr T ring 11it’ll pro|Misal was 1 *arily la followed l.v miiv "■ ^ Lieut. Wr*t emphasised, how­ 1 M ini . glob g fo. , ^ e a t. Include.) Miaa Brunctta Larl.uo- Mrs Carry Thjirtir another nes* us*. sent lo (he I'N ’s Kroii.imlr and IK-- loll In tile ilUmrdiutw fntni*' t. Inii'l* | f I nn *k‘» liai ■ ■ -liter had M-vetiil ruts.a atx| .* P g e n t of Longwood and tha follow- ever. thr velue of training In The firm of Moughton and l.indSocial fmint-il. whirh l.slay is I That will nice f.u the |.oiilliv Kiir many ye*n<. runti-tft*. Naval Itraorve and .aid 'h at ..III S .V a ai •»• f I *t\y IhIIII Mil . Peggy niom o her tUualltcr. had * Ir.r exhibitrra fropi Geneva: Haraey, local arthllacl*. have ••e«n callml "hail) stars” and r<m I taking up (ho |itnhli>m of Ku producer^, big ..ml III lie ■ hrut-cd vlHiultler. aj-cortlliw lo .Ttate riatt Geiger. Junt HeOIII. Shirley although It coata a .J o t.o f money, employed to make 0 l*n 4 f«>r lh* nlArns of ill Itfck. even if It it l» i* hard on IIhe «nir~\‘ l " ». 1 rope'* HOO.WMI «|i'|>|jtt-nl refuirrr* . «*vrn ho rO ir^ * " It i* an -urgent necr-.il v- Th« tiro- conversion e f thie-property. one o f Highway Patrolman I. C Bender. _ B oater. Barbara fly n t .and Jean^J'aimirr.’ Thr Intter. Ullfoftiiilwtrly ) '* hot hn j l»ri n billed _ lo p lu u e-flight etto M e.M ahan, ana’ -among boy*. ftraiit e'iw J* "aimril prfrparily at th* Id Sanford landmark*, front flan Iweii hn$€t hy m» __ many '"I" •'flight Ito In niiiile for , who liivestlKStesl IJie iuclderttDevid Oldham, Leonard William- vataran*. -of. t h r ,’.recent, war. he residential to business p fo p m y . prlre* of lata that hu m ^nW the (ir>t lime hv n ui.li-nl fly*- - Wlllism Herndon <>t Sanlortl was Said, but' la 'c r w||| »ake boy. nut The building, o f brick ronstrtrwill probably nnl ciynplsln inurh ai th. Sanford .School e f A via Io n .,reported In have e.vcaiwd injury aon an4 > Richard Brockman. about n few rent* more for poul. hoi d out Inhr one of the big • w|ir.| Idv Hotlge irtlail ran off tha Mra. Roy Tlltla, chairman, and o f high Mhool and r iv e them tlon. crntalns slg epartmrnts and try and eggs, If lho*r jtem* ute lliidls. Souifay. when 'h r planemail on Hnnlnnle IlmiPvard about Mre. Joh 'A ndes, represented the invaluable training particularly in woe remo<leled.»nd rj-palnte<l last tha field of radar and electronic*. ytar. An addition w i t lie made *>U just available The availability through '• I t " f laaey tw» and ^ half mile* out of the Sanford Home Demonstration Tha armory’ a t Orlando, he aald; f food eontiniie* hi U< Hu- lug 't'i'»»»- Th. pilot w • ........... . cUv limit* earlv Sunday morning. ••*•* d o b Jn preparing the aupper. Aa- houyea equipment for thla purpose the lot adiacent to the pf-iper v, I It.,,, ilu u y Rohmioit. ve nrutt .W lllum H WILson w*s taken for In purchasing tha property, alaiing wera Mrs. C A. Old Ishe* and make a* much money; item, *0 far as the public .i Hy XUI.IAN H1 KNHTRHM valued at over $600,000 Iteatment io Orange General Hoapilot m rul 10.' wrier of the rbunl. Mr. Wtllsms •*•» Dr B e.s i« ,« rather than it * Q o f Geneva, Mra. Ralph Hammond aa he possibly ran. Also, his ( rnnrentc< | "T h is on the-Job training pro­ Discussing hi* axpariancaa dur­ Th« -ailplanes, many of Hirm liUal nt 2 30 o'clock Sunday alter-- . Mrs. W . R. Strum of Long. ing the osar, Lieut., W est, who axproased confidence In the figu re gram la getting t» lw an r 'Oi- regular job in which he is t e - 1 price.front the I'lmeaslle Arm y base. noon aitrf Iii« .Studi-baker sedtn of Hanford and it* growth, llotn |t been possible for J pllealad that I don’t know wheth­ calving training is limited to a } "Med served in eobptarinea In tha Paci­ ran Inlo a tree a* AHarrtonla j a" - ' , , v ‘f rnr*‘ L I "> Giglit .ifh r Springs Patrolmsu Bender said fic. said ha t r u attached to the •re w ar veterans. The former is er I’m coming o r going.’" H >«- standard nunilwr of hour* per I Florida priultrymrn to maintain . . , tlirV' ar» relrare.l at elHiul f. OtHI the son o f tho late city engineer •\Bacapa” and mady all Ita patrol* Fred It- William*. Dr. Bark* »erv. marry Hanford people haye beard week, as s^t bv the institution I operations on n normal hast*, altitude from the lowing that he had not been informed aa or firm with which ha I* train -’ thl* Spring and Hummer, the plane. f" 1 They bank at si-rmingly im- to the es’ ctil ol Ihe Injuries. from tht« time' when it was. com­ ed ovrraeea and for It long time that remark made lately! missioned In 11>43. He described I f a certainly true that the re­ Ing and what lie makes'on over" puh lie^ iilgh l ‘havre benefited Irn p....iM<‘ turns and glide to vrry ‘ r»w.*V * ' # this sinking of the Yamato, Jap was « prisoner lo Germane. Th« cent rhangri mode in the on- time, i* not subject to ^He rule* mriijibly at thl* lime, hy reason an 1 soiootb landings on building was purchased from Mra. h 4&JM9 ton haitteahip, a light the-job training program Hava and rcgulntinna. devised hy lh e in f (t,p availability of abundant Ihe runway*. They have only ode j * em b er and aavoral other ship* aa Allio' Howell of Jacksonville. I supplies.; IJrtforttirflilcly that .was Inmiriig win el and have lo " ', caused many o f • the- • emphyer*, -V-A. w ell a* several narrow escapes For exampfp. John l>oa l« not poss’ ible. I am afraid that <r|cr. Irr wings. Yldlnbty is curclwho have lawn affording e * . end equipment which the "Escape" had bafotg it •servicem en the opportunity «f married and working for th a ’ t),r next few weeka and month* lent fr-m the rm-kuits which a.v llnh-rl Maurer. suijervUor In survived ihe recant atomic bomb takin g advantage o f the « system y » tr m‘ ................ Blank Drug Company as « will ravcaL that Hocks have been ,.nr|r „ , | j,, tinte,t fleviglas*. <4 mntc ol curing operations at the ta*t a t BiblnL to drown themselves In lirndsriie trainee, lie hope* sfune day .to cu t'd o w n much mnre ilrastically Armour amt Ootnpaliy tnest pack­ Ll«ut. W as' Was .IntfUutfad r Men war*' a t work thl* morning powder* and luiplrtn tablet*. (make $200 per month a* a phar- than the general public rea lise s, ing j>l»nt In BaMImore. Md, U » ‘ WAJBHINCmjN, atpt. t. Ufi s o 1 n s* I I foot addition to the bv Flatchar Boll* who hod charge "J u st how do ! a tend on thi* m aelst He goes to work a* a now, n u c( inrti — a* • now. if I f inni t h a t 'l11l true, then \t*- i _ a guest ol Mr atid Mrs Alex R. screury of Commerce WslLscc o f th# program., President George thlnjt? la my helper being aided trainee on a 40 -hour per weak profits o f tha poultrymrn will I E U ffC D C * lA * V y » S l* r V in ff Johnson. TOM Holly Avenu? made hU Brat puhfle‘•UUmetU on A . 8peer announced that eg InterW i l l i 11 H i l Y i v i u i n n Abmil 10 yefcrs ago. Mr Hauser r stfrred up by the or hu rt by these changes? What b ail;. If hi* total pay for the be restricted and the consumer i M a rk e t According In Mr. John­ city meeting with the DeLSnd and Urn controversy happen* If ht work* ovrrtlm® month (Jor* not ricred $200. In- will also auffer through the n on.' >V l i l t 1 1 1 1 1 U l Y l H I t m ran llie meat house at Kemtnol* y f foreign policy speech he made test son,’ the restaurant will open about New Smyrna club* will h* held a» and makes more than $20(1 per eluding hit subsistence,' he I* hi availability of their products. Il __ ^ _ ty High School farm where he re­ the Seminole Country Club V e st Week. Declared Mr. Wallace: "I m onth? " "Suppose he makes a the clear. N°w sunposc Do* puts is .a tough situation, ami a f O ct. I. ceived agricultural ami Entura stand upon my Ihw Tort ^eech." Mondav night at 7 --70 o’clock The secretory made It dear that little money on tho side, what In 16-hnur* overtime. Doe must rathar ridiculous one to,, — that i "WITH T U B HOIITH ARMY IN Ksrtnrrx training, tinder Mr. Johnwhan Fuller Warren nf JockMn then I " they’re a skin g. report what he received fur hi* n K U t* such aa Florida, with JAPAN. Hept Ifl. iDeUynD Opl aon. 17113 Is hU first trip b sck .lo M r s . R . H . R e n ic k villa will ba ‘ he chief speaker, bo- aril! Jw t hock down on the A ll these and m any moreques-J overtime on hi* monthly report. practically llmitlets posslhilities I Eugene |yvy. II. ol (tenlord Ft* . Hanford since Ills discharge from nfr he mode which were D i e s I n O r l a n d o II* also ravaaled that the board a t variance with the policy Mono have been * n a w e r e d | b u t thla I* not subject tn any for production of poultry a n d , Is now serving with the ElevenlH the service sis month* a«o. He o f dlretora have mad* Dr.. A- W. eggs, should face the poasibillty Airborne Division In Bcndal. Japan served lit the Pacific Theiter ol out by Secretary of through « an Investigation w#j V.A. action. Cppe, Jr. an honorary member la In t’e go further .and aay that if not the certainty, nf a short He' has been with the Division lor Ope rations Mrs, R. .K .'B e e le k , a raaldant with the backing of made the other d a y with a rep* the armed service. ' Tanford fo r tha past $6 years, reeentatWe of the Veterans Ad. another drug store in the c ity ’ I* age o f thoeg important food the p u l nine months. • . felling Chrislm** card* and for item*. •After compteUng basic training Ttsw N sK um n iH T w r r m i ____"It Was interesting ministration. he volunteered for llie .poraUoopa. The monthly meeting of the t that both the extreme F ir s t of all, the trainee and ■ ’ few week* need* an estra f . , M P * CRACK 'DOWN Taktpg hi*. Jump training at Ft. Dtolrtcl of the Tuwmeiui o M tm p lo ytr know th a t the veteran* dark for a faw hours In the eve­ left FRAN KFJIRT. Germany. Bant ATO TO MEET ning to help. sell them. The Denning. O * . tie qualified as a par­ held yesterday in St. Cloud wUh Income cannot exreed $200 p c x lji aj - ? 18 , ’ W A - A t t t e r l e a n M* f * 13 cfiuntte* being represented The of ihe other firm hires achutist on Uve l&lh of-M ay II * rlod Ofriier* 0' M I do, however, that mart Amer­ month if Ut* vateriin la marrl ;t$ * The Alpha Tau Omega social bv making the required null eeting was preshlcd over by P. Sam P m it of Walker, M o . rrarked. down todge on a i Doe U> work for him during the ican* art coooCyned about, and and. $176 I f single. However, ** iV ss, president Her. liavUo actives and alumni Jumps from * plane tn flight. A f . Mrs.* Gao age Bauman o f of looter* and buck mark* *• rtilttig to w«k for ptaoa. 1 th e m a te .more w ay*- than one evenings and a t th* end of the fraternity, In «> e y n p t< * \ dUpUced1 PoUc intend 16 continue toy efferU for a BtepdLsh. pastor of the Ht. Cloud In which a veteran can add • to first month, Do* ha* tp*<!* $200 will meet at th* Motors Inn at present he Is performing In G em eoY . Thev c o n f Methodist Church, was th* jttrt »nd testing peace and I this lucerne without running Into from hi*’ regular training poei- 13.00 o'clock noon tomorrow for a'duties In this division, lew atm*. Army o o u . Kami of Orlando, are future apeak | trouble qd'h the V . A. H» rah tlnn ■ end $66 for hi* ' outside luncheon and meeting. Alt member*) in* parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8am soeakrr. Orl* Vista * u . are urged to be present. Lev)', reside in Sanford, Florida. the nit* of th* next meeting. ICsslUM S us rage T e l l hav« a job on the aide if h* • , * ** SfL . . . l.lY lt C - ■ Vj ^ .V * * W 44 tjj • . is s a ie <■!>& L O N D O N , S e p t. 1 6 f/P) — F o r e ig n S e c re ta ry E rn est B e v in s p o k e u p a t t h e P a l ­ e s t in e C o n fe r e n c e t o d n y in s u p p o r t o f th e A n g l o - A m e r i ­ c a n e x p e r t s ’ p la n .to f e d e r ~ «li£e t h e H o ly I jt n d . B o v in ASS 3 ** -{ tu e r to d 4 h n t t h e d iv is io n o f *.« k» A a llM tih |n§> in to f o u r p r o v in . c e s w Iitth* ...........** lim ite d • a u t o n o m y " » • workable and could lead to what he called a final eolation, t a i l week (he Arab delrirntr* . hadleveled -bitter criticism J ga ln it the idea. Today Itevln ok 00 minute* ta. make a state­ ment detailing llrltaln'i reply to ' that (land. The conference wa» meeting behind cloved- door* and the text o f Pavin’* .perch wan jen ot mad* I public. ■ Conference rourcea emphasised that Hevln made no new propo.al* to subntitute for ■ the federnlitntinn scheme. Meanwhile, thara are mounting elgn* that Jewish representative* m ay Join the conclave. T h r r. member* o f th* Jewish agency executive flew to-^fari* lixlny fo r fit meeting of tKe comm it tea. Jewiih source* .aid the dis­ cussions might remit in a decl- j • *lon to participate In the l«ondon parley. I Violence Flares Wilson Says Meat Shortages Hike Air Show Seen Again Today In Opportunities Facing Porltry*Tien By More Than 1,500 People or Id Parley On it Enerirv Is Jimmy Brown Is Named Winner Of Lieut. F. G. West DoerN otExpect: War With Russiaj Naval Reserve Offi- ■•{rISrri^lh*r cer Is Main Speaker At Rotary Meeting 'Fred H. Williams, Three Auto Wrecks vkcur In Sanforik Over W e e k e n d Dr. Orville Burks Investigation-01 Vet Joh Training . Makes V.A. Program Much Clearer * “ “ W»m i t-V> Roy Joh Open .New Robert Mauser I Visiting Sanford Wallace Stands Pat On New, York Speech •.%Sk s r ^ 's x r ? ; ,. I. M ..... ai I ‘ ' ‘ i * — i— . i ■ r �PACE TWO TH E SANFO K D HEftALD, SA N FO R D , FLORIDA ThtTSanford Herald e U t * l t l U k r 4 In I M ‘ ak f * k e 4 «lk U, k * r e » l k a l a r k k , a a4 N « k 4 k f a l , * • ■ ( * ,* . Ilarlk a . . I l l U a»au lla A rr a a a ‘ • ria v lM l 1*4 b ra ta s a v lrrs T a r a .- la C b lra a a ____ n , H e r a 14 Is a a t r s a k r r a l T b s b s s s .ls ir a ••» * .« w b l . b I* s s r l a ■ I I . I , r a l l H r * In I b r » » - I n r r r • a b l l r a l l a a ml a l l a m . 4 l . e a l r b r n (r* 4 lls 4 l a II * f *■ • a ib s v v .1 .* I * s 4 llr 4 la ib i s * ■ **» a * 4 a l t a tb s ln .n l a r n n * n b ll.b r 4 b .rrln . I l l r l a b l s In v r a n b l i r a l l n a • * ■*— 4*1 4 U a a l n b r . b r v r l a a r s a l a a r » - Dutch Harvest M O NDAY, SEPT. 16, 1946 OLD DOG. NEW TRICK W hi'it the dykes of H olland w ere broken and salt w a te r swepL in over the fertile land djirinjf thfc Cnnndian cnnuialMii to ri.l the country o f Germ an forces, th e future ol the farm lands looked b arren. A m ericans rem em ber th at it seem ed one of th e unavoidable tragedies of th e war. th a t rich -areas of th a t shytH country sh euld he m ade un­ productive by salt soaking Into the soil. . ... . J'M w* one y e a r .a fte r th e once-heautlful island of \ \ n eheren was a desolate, scene nf of w ater, gray m ud mid and mud sh a tte re d houses, D utch fa n n e rs are hack th ere, ready to ll II PV'l*gl I I 4 \ 1 1 k > I « •!» i •« .f |, q j)s . JmFVfst flourishing crops. • J . The knew it m ight take five years to reJteem redeem Tb« people know th e Iit............ ml, h u.t *they started th e job lf|st fall. They rebuilt .... They rebuilt th e dvkes, whore th e sea has been wishing through three mu.iKX i ?,L,n,,L“,, ,l,, Uu: *ad-lot)kIng island with its, 1,1 dead 'h-ud trees, repaired the th c fnrm houses' w ith I t hused dj -mtn and farm houses lum ber, and began to tend th e ir fields.*• H H eavy rainss Inst' last eavy rain sp rin g were in th eir favor. T he s a lt was w ashed dow n into th e earth , leaving th e shallow surfacO soil clann fo r p la n t­ ing. Sun and cure did the rest to bring u p Aiod drops of w heat, vegetables and flowers. ’ T . As usual, the Dutch have shown th n t.th e y can take c a re of them selves, m id 'th e y certainly ar« m ore th a n de­ serving of th e help from (he*w eather gods this voar k ’ * Sk it . i «. ................. ■~ , We O ffer Y o g a Complete i OCIETY EDITOR — C » c .li« T raludc * u se d le p a y $1 5 ;. Line of insurance Protection Social Calendcn fo r a p e rm a n e n t- Judy Partin Is Wed | •. To Gustav R. Michel P c f $ o h a Mr. and Mr*. J. t . McClelU-*! J uroiu i ___iT i.* . , . , Y 7Z On A ll Forms o f Property oOo • AUTOMOBILE Insurance and Financing At a Lqwer Cost ‘ , , oOo Oar agency ran arrant* for the flnanclnc as well as the Insurance. AH Sf your problems settled In one rail. oOo A pw *h# b Ivoe hencIF Q Sef w 'a v t at hom« C i r ■ i « r mil • T«il In > in 3 k n n » l t o ,* * ' U*»— tv IS; L ijfa z d i Heroes And Politics iwi in fc-- - " , 1 -- T I Estelle Hurt Given Party By Mrs. Higgins Mr*.' Kilward Higgins. Jr. hon­ ored, Mist Katcllo- Hurt, popular bride-elect with a bridge party orV Friday at her home 12 IS Magnolia- Avenue. Zinnia* and hmg LITTLE < |IM I < u i n a v i Mr. and Mr*. Wiliam K. Holleyhead, Jr., recent bride ami groom, were honored la* Saturday even­ ing with a recant Ion given byMr. and Mrs. W. 'VL llnllvhcal. Hr., at their home oij Palmetto Avr. . The Hollyhead home wa« lovely with arrangement* of pink rr*c*. fern and coral vine place I alxKit the room*. The hoaless wi» as­ sisted by Mr*. F. B. West mid Mr*. R. G. Fox who served deli, elru* refreshment* ron*l*ting of nunrh cake* anj a»*orteil nut* >it ihe friend* of -the young emiplf who eallrd during the evenhtTT Mr*. A. B. Miihnney lip hnd a* her house guest for the na»t fi-» day*. Mr.- and Mr*. T . II. Hynn nf I'nlniks. Mr. Kyah i* Mr*. Mahopry's hrother. ** Jctutc ! I Laney Drug. Sto Pilau Supper Given _ t Ml** M argaret’ Dingfilder left t< day for New Orleans, l.a. to At Baptist Annex! enter Tuline University. She will h# nrrompanir.l SEE OUR TO P QUALITY Karly thi* week-* the »fato of Maine held iu fir.C elate election alnce tile war, and ,wrnt aoliJIy Bepiiblican. And what that prove* Is th a t.“ A s Malhe goe,; so goe* GHLI TF^G CAMIty Malur. POWELL’S E i. U - . n u - r *»f m o ^ l n p u f f l r i r n c y »•'n H lli Matnolia Av*. ‘hc ‘ " r'' «"‘l fo,“ rth dynasties, mid the historical n-cord jhas boon trac-d hark to Muties, unifier of Kgvnt and founder of the first dynasty. Gliilir plain-- *houht l»e an in tere.tln^ nvN-otlon Un yming men. Thosa roiling ailcntly n v r Sanford during the l**t few day* aenned like ginnl Idrd* In no particular hurry tu get an y*hero an,| with mi hing to worry alault. G otnlao Plaudits - | W e .t.r n A llle i Are R eady A i A ctln jk-$tole Secretary J J i r D ard on ellei S h ew d ew n dOrttly rold n hlll i l l gornli vvluill ‘i p f d i f l o CtntrMl P ttti ' • . be visited Moscow- last year, praise* Secretary \V-allare*i« npO WABHINGTON— Drsn Acheson I* rapidly becoming known ee aserurn. policy kprerh. "W a tIl’c r ila r y f ,CCrC," ry ° f i U le - r#‘ h,r ‘ " • n b> ^ own title of under•o eome* nearer Ihe point t.f view of the people of thi* connAcheson-a emergence as top stale department man on Internatry.” »ay» Flerlda'* Sensl-ir. (tonal political matter*, however. 1* only beginning to rome to (tie "then the inUfrprcter* of our I fore He trerame a headline alraler only recently during th* height foreign |ollry." We would, tike ini 0/ the Yugo.lnv erUls, where he maneuvemt the whole business see the people vote on that pur- J going to his chief, fltste Becretsry Jsm es Byrne*, and I’ rrsident ticnlnr question, .. E Two rasa* nf Infantile pnmlysls hava recently lieen discover-, ad In Heminule County, the first in this county this, yesr. We- hnd hoped ws euuid go through the ‘ - ha* seen an unusually high in­ . ctJenea of the diseaae in Florida, A without a single ca»c. ilnwgver, ■i despite all effort* to avoid it, the disease ha* finally made*lt* appearance here though fortu­ nately In mild form, according tir present report*.- We hope there will be no more uf It, but parent* should t<« p srllcu lu tly " .csreful with respect to sanitation'messur. .. *s .fgr Iheir'. childreo. ------ m u w*s X4 RETAIL STORE •n d ONCE Echols Bedding & EajjiitureC o. \ nother T ,hintl0n ? herc ^ be made unlevTiha wage demand* agalrut 'c? Chrysler and companies would *ov. C lie n t re.tored effcetJve price controls. -They ar» fir to r ) R. J (InicrnatloMtj . U M U can l I'ram Cam llael V * TBooiss. G. F. Addee, and Walter Heuther, president. work. Thi* $55 - doe* not ham Tot be reported to the V .A. A M V.A. j* _not n di-ti-etlve hnn ur a»d eniUint expect Doe’* original employer to he one either. The»e are the two big prob­ — Ry Willi AM «1TT lem* many employer* and C ia tttl P r tu Wrlttr irnlnee* are fared with today. It i* tip to the employer to proXT TOOK 100 shots to subdoubt, somfons wilt pay theta tert the trainee hy knowing hoar ous a whtjp whale o$ ths Canath* comptlmSpt of calttsg 'em to make out the proper lepnrts h la r V b i II I m ** -dlaa shore. It should b* mads big bullies. to thb- V.A. ,clsar that Ihtss wars gun shoU i I K i ,/)ne recent case revealed that •and not tbs two-ouscs vsrlsty. L et's stay y/fy/ag t h t g t U i t k a trainer In Sanford worked a - : . I I t w k o tt lack at privacy it 100 pernumber of hpura overtime ona Xtdok Dumkopt loufbt k it «*##. H t't gat a Mouse, h ts n ’t mopth and hi* coryneniatlon’ wji| way to a th lrt countu (Way k tf . . reported to th| V.A. along with •e /y fa I t t t t k t oat k t was ! t I h|* other *alary a* straight time. to Canada saw, avtaumber The trainee wa* immediately p ittin g. tba woman m and aM-frorlh to notified that Ms. subslstenna A m t w m W has |ti wendarful •aa. That ana-fear* »4 a saaa allowance Yeas to bs cut front RE TELLING ME! •d o n . tea W tWg Mfedt • bein« Hto w k l f . o f f j . ^ ^ to the i • ___ ** - ;■, Hummingbird*, according' to . -The housing shortage brlnt* unpleasant fopercuislon* through­ out the world. London police are having their trouble* with a gruLp of homeless communist* who have moved Into unoccupied cas­ tle* belonging to some of jlrilaln'a nobility. In Texas a group uf vet­ eran* with nowhere else to go have threatened to taka over an AVmy Air Field and live In t u As The Twig Is Bent barracks. In .Dayton, Uhio, a Federal Housing nroject official agsinst an American not# warning h . r U keeo hsnde' off L n . ^ build more huuses. > S iom iHtom °«A»Mn«t the straits would daU for United i 7 sss kst srsrrs *rsss M good a compromise as-abe cart g e t* ^ By W. V ,— B ltU ag Tam ilian Children pai ly neeil .... ----- . — the. tw ig Unbent, bo the tree incline*. •Everything depends upon *"• growing. formaUva years. Not a l o n e ‘ efegrtetor, but ha protected, built and nourished. All ttye call* fo r expert nadteal attention and fra. (|ueht checkups. It mean* a careful, generous diet, serums M edvtsejJ bjr. the physician. go*rd(ng J against’ • childhood ^tolf.. 3 th o iy ^ h ly l ! « ; ‘ . . . In th* m w s the atomic btnab la followed -by a talking dog. Couldn't be, could It* that tba lower nnlmals erg pUgnldg to . A rtist canva* U woven from flax, hemp. Jute *hd cotlon. Sanford’ Mailrea* Faet*ry rhetica IIU and ( 7t- I f ;! {) I n i p TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY! The M o st.. ;- * . "! Faetual! Sensational! Revealing! Progrram Ever Shown in this Theatre!! j rr rlinlt jf|, f |en|«f t hr \- a Mht'inmit' n,n» S S i'h im n . HuIn'I t lb I i. ilp li T**I m»,| A 1 ^ •* " i* a it, •• I with hliir m-iiTi'i »- t*» •••**> [[[tl/ A\ illia»»i»«»»i. TIHi—I llnil- ' , finbyriuly A hm-i lfa*|«ln, William \V y*rr^\ \\ M | ;- serveil OU| dl-iwinit: ve|,hi ii of no A T M -pm mo-liv^f. w*. Shinliviint. / (iue-t r mcluiy<l In-en o,\a ,.,, wa» plnrrd it n»u rpd n. i . ^ MS-p* Jmiel | ll„t/«'l | Inf nt Ii\ %« tnmlia> I "In l it'. Mii i t Ii .» I • kin-. M\in Snlitli"md. A»ni»* v il.it Ii. hapli J I ts* I . , 11111*11 V . \ 1 % 1.4 M ' Fmapectaa an ReanHt GENEVA NEWS ‘ilr«. \. F- 'liir;rn CREPE — pastels. Baptist Study Course Begins September Hi t The RCrariUm ;b ' ; I lo o n s|»-« I’.*ti*e lim it H m lilin g T rl J0 9 3 II" B rio I "lull in . ’Q r t n i f l n wen- i^inul* o f Mi I ' d JUteL- Vi nr elf I l - F f t . S m u ln i \ h fG n il Mr*. Irf-Fil* iil»“ h»d w hite I irne*t ta’ wi* of (Iklahoinb ** tlielr gue«t f'T. a 5 ’-' d*>’*Mr*. W . J. Daniels s '" 1 Ml»*i t velyn Daniel* had Mr. amt M r*., . * ! *■ __ __t . kntt of Kt. ridciUbiirg a* wrek. • ud guest*. . Mr*. N ojt i* .the former M*ii.-n D aniels grand' d.iucHter of Mis. W. J- Daniels. Mr. and Mrs. George t ’ luckat. turn. Mr. Jerome Pluckeliaum Hid daugtiter Jtelty were gnesht •tf Mr*. Nello Tlihinas- on Kpp-lap, ’ ■ * Mr. and Mr*. J. I.. Brown and Mr*. A . K. Mnrana t t e n d ed -hureh in Sanford fiimday cve" it g .. * , Mr. anil Mr*. John D. Thomas r.nd son Frank h a v e renimed a f­ ter . a- two week* visit with friend* and relativr* In Wild•i*odd, *. Hawthorne and Jackson- Ecru, A q u a and Pink. LOLA LANE '.III L D O N L E O N A R D PAM ELA BLAKE JIl P A U L C U IL I'O Y L E CO N STAN CE W O RTH C l A U D IA D R A K E Feature * •j**'**' . Wh i t e 'ilr. and Mr*. Charlie Hifbrant of Froatproof and Mil* Jlertha Moothart of nioomlng. Illlaol*. ver* over night pu*»t» of Mr. fin d - Mr*. Hcnrv Krelzer. Mr*. ri A iio tb * " la making her home in J SEQUIN ^ TRIM — B lack, anti ON TH ESAME PROGRAM fTantpo*,. & Oher S ty la f from 1,98 LAST tim es Mo n d a y -t h e Vir gin ian I The R aym ond Stu dio S in t, uccw <h y m M AUTIIA' MII.I.KU . . , l-’xpurf lit-uuly t-oiLitiliant nf tin; Kiclinrd iludm it Salon and tlip Dn It tin y SIicop.-w Si-liool will lire at TOUCH TO N 'S D uH airy Conimdit- rm in tfi- all tliia^wpuk. ' S he’ll xMiah a Success-O-I’lan for you . . . a aimple h eau ty organizer to Hell you how to care fo r your akin w hether, it’n d ry , oily, norm al o r teen-age. Plot a b eau ty routine for improviitj} fare, figure b- f and fitnenh with Hie same co-relatetj Dullurry preparations usetf at the Success School. ... I . JJsrt<-A"t ami Mr*. Edward -.llcK b r « f Jacksonville. North 'X jflH M D ’.a fe vi*itln» .hi* folk* ’ JktKt-aqd*. Mt*. Arnold Baxter. {• M to o l opened last T**b w'th the enrollment of 60 pupil*. iV T fra , (Jolt, the principak and :tr*rbrr o f the sixth, seventh end eig h th . grade*, Introduced the Moran - .Lr- ! tfeeher*: Mr*. Lula ■. ml M r . Jn*»/ th# prlm arv grade* and Mr. Joe ____f o r forth«?thelnleriBC<IUte' Mathleux Inlerpiediate g r a d f i . lin H o t lutiche* ItiorheA will, will lif fvgrade*. lie M *efv. •d ■daily. *in the *ch»iol lunch­ room under. Ihe mhnageiiient itf Mre. Leona McUltr. ; . wt*f5x^U| jjOj O M uP toX ir*, UCCM j Dmrimg dee -xviJr...« nmftimitt*>j h r t] PmBmtry fott /ViiV/r te jn e * • - /dtfHR ih*4j 111// img/mjf/ mf* rxtrj P&Bdrry fmtxh+H. X i - __ »i— nf I Ihimp I-, I I I E \| Kmlr>. Mr^ -i*t at lh*‘ t ’••looinnil y llon-r iiU l ’ tlii' Plfiddcnl M• *• ' aU'in uldham preriding. Other* pip«eiil were; Mr* inni Hilehie. Mr*. . Vincent I*-. t*l*. Mr*. G. r . l«rFII*. Mr*. J. 1 Brown. Mr*. Uayinontl Metiill. Mr*. Mnigart-t (•■ •It, Mt* •• H I lyAit; M u ' Lul l M»i.in,- Ml* Ivelyn Hahtel*. hihI Mr- Onidi M iIi Aii f f u m Siiut-ud Mr. nliii Ml* It.iyaiond v (lrlno-i-- Iout Mr.-Jt!.,t M f I Atkiu.ofi \|i I .i n-1 Kil*»i, .i| ,_Mr» Waltri Ynitior«mvli n . •i .•ir gur*t» Wi-dniudny Mr. null Mr- N iiim * l l r l i e i l ph««y WM-Tsletypa* DR M • Orlando ItepetoenUa, T. Nelsan ORonrke, Urn. ■ Member n a h.d Double, havr lii\ •my mmui - / E L IS H A C O O K M W e E n jo y W o r k in g W ith C h ild r e n fl and ' ' NEHjFOl «’!»• *t* i ii." I. tailored styles in whi l e PRCr.i.lsn our pdtron« we are i r f f * «,'»»»rl»|ii I fitut , tun* In lh« - S n l.iifa c lio n G u n ra n lt-c d STAN COMSTOCK ttoyteaa Beath. I U . I I \ in*, j *i**1 W hI . i K .ilitm i . Wiyifln lit It \ S j Pi, r.tf>nll,- DnUfii. Morth.i l\i*rt J •t .1" II bVltf * R-Wfll HM'I ' f* ,»n \N D IC K E Y S 7HINGJ TOo t i Vf • ill i *' -lr«| **v Mi - nln»r«lt» 1 - • I* ri-fT i-rttr lea . I *4*•%•’* ili-JtUI t/*li lit ' t 0 l H t WRONG m o r i ^ SAdhv^U^m?nU »*“ -r I I,, iliiHit* llt-t t,| nl inli« «till ' l. Mr». Ram to Fagcnlw ii l| expert- W .l n th k paper each Mrs. J. Al. Mc-raskill Circle 2 Hostess 12:45 P. M . Daily ADULTS 4 0 c p p . Professional m anagem ent supervises 'Ihe Individual (uueg held for each class-and endeavors continuously lo m aintain th e mya^ted funds In thosa issues iwhich o lfer the m ost ra ue per d ollar of market price. The ,V o f »»>• sep arate cU**cs, n o * ^e« e , , , n ^ ■ character o f his investm ent at a ll times. On request, he- can obtain In' the form o f InTtaimehi a Tail Omega Fraternity. Honors . * Rtishous With Dinner And Dance OPENS: Children t>c United NaUaaa itotoibecL nre Air* tt~tn thr First Ms|»ll*l Cliunli/alUl. lUv. VV. I*. Uu *’*». Jr nlln ui- It to \ II, imi .‘*u , l.t. . t pti mb* • lei Mined it Iheir home Saturdnv tili. Mr* Clsrke wa. the funner IV.-kv Vlrgililn lle*trr iliuniliter ot Iat It. The Ikipti-t •*• mghl ulirii i.-vv |iiee-ls senMi \V O llfster nn<1 tin- kite Mr Hester of |hl* iiti Mr Clarke hnvr ii new paII ^1 mvileii it. f,», t * oiolfeiigitl *upI* u M-" miii of Mi mid Mr* It t* llmwii 6l Ortamto I tv. niupk- |il*nv iVaiMiii (tom M*hm|% |til»l. *t* .ii III tm, •■ i l i s l to m.iko their home In this city ^ttlttU* ami Mt t»«|> l lu itltt. mat llii- r"tiiinilM*itv wns ^irntlV b^viuiimry. i'hi»H^«» Alt INjiivmi giievi-d i -i* Iit*ot of ilie death of with wifi* in* t two t-hihlirn me ini.U t’vv^ti’i lif •T ioij Ni w York living in Mrv I* II Kihmi'n hoii«% ■i o. Atigvis .’ till following no op. The i.yjimn I* l a ' efnlion. Mi Fowler hnd many " ill |mvc f i r »'» Mf Ihr lit u fir.-».d. in I,"|lg w *m*., wheia he i ll nii Tii«*»ilit\ ni|;Jit ‘"An t•»»• outiist n liiinie nod -,i«-ol mnfiv lloldiy June*. B i l l ) Hrpmley. M . Billy Gtny. KIH'.v File. It.. Al nt:«|it inati Hfnlei. ton-, "i iiteellig lot.. Hie n*.»npint|i.i|ti m viit h ilpn lin k. t' i llnipei, J,.. ,, \ 11• »* Ihr lit llii V.of tin- town He l* imi then"ill In * a im'i linn fo, nil Mini Glenn iJnglr. It • It’rtCnri • Active* mol 4 .iltimui tnesent l.iln*' i»* *.t n Wnmaiits " " ur n"" were McKii) T t tiliit li, M n r It j T o w , l It 1 1* Mi h- KiMt • ! i»n*i* mi Hatu tihiv^w^yutir h.» , h«ltik’*‘*l ••• I ..I f •• * » • I " i levt-ltitul Ji . T**«»v IIu.ltHr-tob. l.n nfli-r-1 the -I iiil.s.lnad i- o n liv « Bd- «"•> I pn lhitne». . * » I'uiinM J m im *-. ti.me -l" *• Will--* nod In- s.i.ln- tin .Mil Ml 'll* Ititflr Stil it It | I West pi" B f"> Hie Inti-' off-*" -•log w i» Ifiilv lli-iii.kill of Hi limit.- »n» At tihr Hini .•Itlitttii ntrtiilM’i - lit iiti Imli* M i/ It W hi k h» I I le I naif- in " > i,g e I l f the feiitral Fl-Ai.ln In» , i-r I hr ru- |ini t Ii w hieli weir «lti —Ird Si . Ib,mi 1,1 |li-lt,*i> I* | K• i vt i i hmi mull! ayri lr»l ( L) •|»|iitt^ii»iiili,l\ I ',.1 m -hit - Strii-I I ••ill. Hi ill •- *l..11 KfltU |« m»i i *itt^* v\ ;i* ii|iihi,i i II • • I . 11(II,|r i . Ilt‘i»i\ V\ ./lit 11 hi , »r! vt- ami thru ilfitr- hom»r roll Rt |»t»rf» m] LACE — In order to give better serv tr ! ^ ^ ? U I* ™ * * the s tr a it^ FactogTsphA Ube to pick Oghts mast feaf s*A al InelgnMeOM. n,, ihe |it •••-lltlMl ntlL’KM: i SUPERVlStQN. ’• H um - D iip ln y R o o m 119 W . FIRST STREET NEWSPAPER J, , DOES IT A (i BETTER I(onto t .it ?»i»i I lull mrl Tlmriulny when Mr-. WiUott put Sanford Stude'ntH inftu ntAtivo inIk i»ii Make Honor (iraden * tft chi rim! cmci i:cnr> IIcXn*ahn»cntA wcrc •ctNiil. Itrpurt* were «*uhinittfil hv mcnihvi-* '»f thy Cuunt\ t'minrit. Air-. 1 *p.i tending Ihe slimmer iiumler nt II.turnon.| an I Mi*. W IJ. St rn Stetsop University in "Orl.mil Kef rci*hmciit.*. were mmveil.. Thoto In Itnvmnnd Btiiitlo. made huuur . rude* -neenrJing to At t'hri^t *huich ILAv Mi nut Mr* Richard Clraen ("Uirke whoa, in*rrtai:e » is nn event nl report* from Hit- ri giltrar"* offt.e I • iiluillltliMt will ln> ii'lrhlillpil h Mi-. J. Klflf'lit'i Ini' tr!uri»r,l from Ncu Yni k I ilv uh»il* she )(iiti the Ruminrr "iih Iipi -<hi ■ ml iU» i:hlpr-in luu Mi: mi«l Mri. Klpi«chpi iinil hri sf»n in livt •tphl ilmiirhlrr Mi mi«l Mi- V\ M I/our. , . • THE MUSIC BOX 111 W. 1st Si. P hone 9 5 3 ADVERTISING Investigation Of Vet Job Training Made oroperly, thi* action wout,! nut have been taken. . Remember, compensation for o V rtia * .' that I* pay for work performed over t/i* customarily sehedulsd work (Period of the . pstablisHment. Is n«l to b« reported as straight tints. WlWftwe psy, although It la reported as overtime compen­ sation on tha monthly rep o rt to the V.A., doe* not count In tha V.A. ttmltatlone. - . rhope Dl« leiitualy Injured, (fnlrrneilonai) A c h e io n • Portable v* • Electric • Automatic U*c eur EASY TERMS .nil •larf tonight t« enjoy bellrt tleeplng eopiforlt . .. . O'lngs Itnpponed In E gypt before the first dyn-.osly. of H. ( . .'1200, lins long been known to historians j Now exrnvntions reveal pottery hearing th e symbol of ii m T - i , . ' " ,' t,r" 's e unknow n. So prim itive Is the p o ttery INJURI0 by a hand grenada toiwd thn it m ust be enrlklf than the first dynnsty, and Kn Is by a Yugoilav lympolhUer during a recent dcmoiutration In Trieste, , | perhaps the earliest recorded king in history. ' an American military policeman I* | ... Kn U‘p nccoptcd h istorical' fram ow ork, aided from the arena by a club­ 'h is Peiping itouso ja called “ Zero Dynasty.” If in te r dis- swinging buddy. Twenty-two per­ covdWes unearth still e a rlie r periods, historians will have I son*, Including 7 American* wera A fter 18 years of ths NswWfeal, which • was to drive the A m ik changer* out of th* templ*, r an<i reetore control over oyr netionsl economy to the common man, th* CIO revests this startling Infor­ mation: American Industry Is noev dominated by five families! MorCOO, Mellon, Rockefeller, DuPont M d the Cleveland banks, *Thhr* * HOLLYWOOD BEDS OFFICE SUPPLY IT ). EXCLUSIVE DEALER lt,-v Heed. < > ner, Mr. and' Mr*. Al Hryant, „Hnuiaillat. ,Mr- "'",1 .?, r V , , K W. K. Klrehhuff anil gor.t* Mr. Mr and Mi*. Al l-**e.! „ . /, Mi. hnd Mi*. Hoy Holler. M. •'■ ',,;' rd «'f H I mnlci. ale and and Mi*. Harry T.«.ke and TTui i - ' Karfltn - and Mri I’fa it- of ci;tMini* Ifi'iiry T ih'Ui*. Mr. ami II»m<I«ittnn, Ml-** lYeH iii Trulurk M ij \V. H. UTlfnim*. Mi* and and Clyde Terw illegar. Country .Mr*. Jack Hall and Mr. and Mi*. t 1ub pro. *. W. A. Lcffler. Jr., rirat Baptist < hureh gave aHurt and tea guest* chickrn pilau » u p p e r - at the IJoyd of TalUha»»ec church annex <»n Thursday eve‘ ning honoring Rev. nod Mr*. \V. P. Brook*. Jfi—and fiunlliwi of. A ramel ha* twire the carrying the teacher* and nffiiflr*. Summer ftowfr* deoornled the • •r of an ox. annex where the buffet! »tyle supper wa* enjoyed. Those at* for I^mg Island. -N. V. where ahe will spend a mouth with Mr*. Ik Nlrw. John Miller W. Swartz whose hUsImnd died’ Hostess 'io Circle PHONOGRAPHS recently. Mr*. Swartz and llaugh-1 ter have been freitucnt visitor* in Sanford. BOX SPRINGS^ The incomr of all Fl*»ri«lin»... I-ira tisn o t always first, at laasl tint in the* rernnitt of nmountni (o lii^-t,ni'cii'iit l-.gypt. Ihere hisffH^-ns (liviilnl into pfriotis ncyear, five |»«»rt*riil h ii l»«*r than (l)<• '’"riling in t|R. various royal iiousos which govt-rm-d the year b«*fi ri*. IT thi rr i* n ilr Tin* pyramids w,ru built by rah-rs of nrnniun any •limr It '*,,n '*>.7‘U,: ! rV Imur* of 7:!Ui and t»:0i» I . .'I Mr* II i llrtlcl. Mr. and Mr*, with the fidliitting menu li-mg l«*n-- lliggim and Is.rky lligrrivnl I.) Mnimi!vi and Mr» Vd bui*. Mr. and Mr«. .Th-niia- Kirkl.rvy •Mliitner land Mi and Mr,- land,, Mr. alid Mr*. J- •'* Mitchell " \ I lliynnt: I'binNii ii-mitles with grid Mr and 'Mr*. T3M J.yon* and chicken ala Line. bilked l.van-. I ilrn l.yoh*. illlT l «»lild. Virginia hum, n'lo! .Mm, I»r.* an, ( ATi \V V* Bu­ l l iclliy*. hot loll* ami coffee. line .Old (i.iylc Hitting. Mr. and Thu*e aitvndiiiB were Hr. and Mi*. Andiew ("urrnway, Mr. and .Mr*. F i n c h e r McDaniel -and Mr*. W. (!. Fl|-iiiing, Mr. and fluightcr. Mnrilyn, I>i and Mi*. Mr*. George-Thuratnn and childIjniiJ Woodruff. Mr and Mr* rvn. Mr. and Mr*. Jultu* DingI!.' N. Scott, Mr. and Mi*. John frldri and Margaret and Simon Mvinch. Mr. and Mi John Ivey, Pingft-ldrt. 'Ir and. Mi<b C. K. ^tr and' Mi*. F U Scott. Mr. Spcnrvi. Ml*. F*car I'rice and uii,| Mr*. Janie* Itidite, Mr. and i; tV Auxtin. Mi*. Hugh Whclcli.l and M i - , Mi. and Mi*. Kd l.c v y . Whit- Fdwnrd llnniel*. .li nn list per. Pnul lliclysoh. th-iom- Mero, i»* Annie Hiutehetl of St. I Will mill Mrleii. r -rinctn Hoy. .Pctefaburr vvns |h,- gue*t Inst ui-d Onle Scott. Jr llio.e oinking week of Mr*.. It. I„ Garrison. Mr*. the honor r ll*niid Ih'Sii’* Garrison *prnt*~ the weekend Ixith were Voile William*, Jr./ with hhr hrother T. HryTil ot (1»t Winston Henderson, mi. I Hohen M.. Ufrn. Wilson, the tw.- I ittel mnkiMg -a Mr*. H. It. Ilrn* left yesterd'iy A* in all Iheir *ufijirt*. • — INNEHSPRINf, MATTRESSES AMlJItcX i t|llil-lvi.ku hy her parerr* Mr. and Mr*^Jiititi.,~IHngfoM«,r. WORK BETTER hy Sleeping Better! . The O PA I* aMHiing the public that Ihe meat Hhortage will .-•••! m six. week*. Will, the lIPA flfim iae to difimiid If dt ducan’iT. I’. • « « . « . «a* electe.l ptesidmt nt the Fidelia Cla»ir — i'f the First lln|itl*t Churrli nt — jlh o ■ ihccting <■ / th* group held . in the home of Mr*. Hert* llrceidcn on Maple Avenue on Tuc*dny 5 .evening. .Hr*. I lm u r turner * ji.i _ Ml** -Thelma T im e r »vrc co­ , | h-iitcMi-* irkOlfier officer * . •*htte<l were: Mr*. Breeden, find vice pre»ident; Mr*. Hichar.l KUhrrty, eveMr*. Daisy Knox lett Saturday end vice president; Mr*. , J. L. for A*hcvilfe. N. t \ P>r a two Thnrnby; Mi*» l.orcnv Franklin, necrrtary - treasurer; Mi»* Chris­ ulika vacation. tine Stouilcnmirc. asso.iatr sec­ Mr*. • Ca**andrn Schultz left retary and Mr*. J. I*. Whitaker, la»t Friday fqr Tampa to vi»it he, leporlcr. . aon and dauglilrr-in-law Mr. and , F o IIo w ih b the t i u sin r * * s e s s i o n a s o c i a l hour w a * enjoyed md Mrs. Karl Schultz. a priie wa* awarded to Mr*. Kl*Mr. and Mr*. P. Bayard Smith berry, aflcr which refreshment* plan In leave thin week, for San­ were served. ford having *pcnt some time in Those presenf wci.-: Mr*. II. K. Little Switzerland. .N. C. • Morris. Mr*. I,. F. Ciarncr, Mr*. I). K. McNnh. Mr*. J. P. Holts, Mr*. Mvy Conolry of Valdosta, cliw, Mr*. Thomas II. drove*. (,*.■ I* visiting her daughter* Mr*. J. P. Cullen, Mr*. Elsbcrry. Mr*. (I. K. McCall nnj Mr*. H. Mr*. John Roger*. Mr*, fail (•. Fox for »oin«; time. 1 * Mr**. M>\ K. It. Smith, Mr*. Forrest ■ (iatch:-l, Mr*. 0 . IS. Rol­ Mi*'* Kathryn Wiggins flew to ler. Mr*. Breeden. Mr*. Turner, I.nk'utia Beach, (,'alif. yesterday Mi** Thelma Turner mid Mis* *• . to visit her brother-in-law and Ixirenc hranklin. sitter Capt. and Mr*. Jack Iloli. W. E. Holley head, JrAnd Bride Honored For Full Information. Call Sunday Night Buffet Supper Al . Seminole Country Club Well Attended Officers Elected For Church Class The Crow Usual! 'Montreal is the largr»t inland in a straight line ! pert In the world. , IF I U T <M OUT.WILL HE PA G E THREE THE SANFO RD HERALD, SA N FO R D , FLORIDA Tm ha* been cultivated in . Nickel uri| China tor more than 2,000 yeart. kupfcr-'nickel If; lltpsc were the* y ears a fte r th e Civil Wmihi m imuomihlo to keep W illiam J , Dono BIBLK VKHHK FOB TOIJAY nf public office. Tlte com m ander of The fnmou regim ent, New Y ork’s contribution Vo W orld 1 | {ai|.how division, known to nil ^n w Y o rk e r. M 1 the d istinguished Sendee ■dhc* DSnTigiiished^Kwvit-fc Medal and th e C nr., a •.'»*.* »nn] -o f’ ilorioh'-Y itt. Chough he ha* fil coNFoHMiNti pointed offices brilliantly/ 1w inding thf*1h*’th e JOHN: Jean* [w ar with th re e y e a rs as D irector of S trategii m/ inoa Y, MONDAY,- SEPT. 16, 1 9 4 0 TOUCHTON’S MrKr* . �---- % 1-e TJBrntrV*1 x. —^ THE SAN FOH P H EKALJJ/ a A W F O R P p F L O R iP A 1 MONDAY, SE'^T. 16, 1946 Howwomena n d girls m a ij getw antedi-elief Item f u n c tio n a l p a tio d (e p a in e x p erts. « IJITitKU , w ho** |iUrt ’of rwl d»nr* la <u| Kim H lin l, Krrderltk N O T IC E to contractors Sealed bids will bo received u n til 10:00 A . M. T ues­ day, Septem ber 24, 1946, for th e roofing, rep airin g an<4 painting o f the Southside P rim ary School b u ild ­ ing. # .. i • • « The ow ner doe's ndl obligate him self to a c ce p t the lowest o r any o th e r bid. D rawings and specifications m ay be obtain ed from M oughton & Lindsey, associated a rc h ite c ts, 611 A t­ lantic N ational Bank Building, Sanford. E stim ates r given. Phone 1082-J SMITH BROTHERS im •In |»r Iha pmtllr U H abla ISeries To Resume-Here Tonight; - . Schantel To Face Hyde On Hill la l O rtf SUOsellnai wid I 'ln l dew nuat i in n a HOl'WJt YOtrw MnstY IM< To u rh td n .lo u r. Co, ami Ui t drug store* i n t r j t t w i • ! Ily AKTIIUK BECKW ITH. JH. Herald $ parts Editor Baseball hi ihr Florida 8 u te League came to a now low at the |local park Friday evening when 'Um pire Tea Cofrr forfeited the tha evening'* contest to th# Or­ lando Senator*. The Senator* wet-i anjoylm a 3 to 1 lead in thr contest at the time of furniture. * The till in Orlando arhaluUd for Saturday evening was post­ poned until yesterday- because of • deluge of rain that came at rametlmr. T h e Senators were given anolhar game by the Feds due to listless play and the futility of e ffo rt alter tha umpiring exhibi­ tion that was displayed Friday night. The Senators ( downed the Sanforditea* by a t to 2 count, w ith (loose Kettles,. Jim J'ayns, and'C harlie Bisson an the mound the Feds.' Orlopdo opened the contest by scoring two runs in the first frame, Sanford cam' bark In .th first of tha u ild .to knot tha count a t two *0 a* Kettles and Bryapt singled, folllewtd by fix’ Infield error and s free pass issued to Ossie Glorig to ’ tally the tying tf9 oULD FISH AftENcf Asfs Ifl A i i i f .m NA-fURALLY OF <;oL0 £>U ^ C O L O R - Y H E ^ old COLOA. IS R E S U L -f o F SELECTION AMD BREEDING o F & / SPECIES I Koumillat A Amtenioh Walgreen A g en cy ' 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE 9 - ‘ W ORK W A N TED PLOW ING, harrow, US for Innersprlng Mating land of tresscs, 'Box Springs, and Phone 024 -J. ^ FU RN I8IIED 7 . Hollywood Beds * at factory noil*. Avenue. prices. Retail store A, display OA NS ' room. 2 W AN TED,TO RENT . 119 W. FIBHT HT. . 1-OANB 31 AUK iKchnls Bedding A Furniture Co. FROH. $19 t o 1400 PU llN IH llK I) houie or npnrtSanford Mattress Factory strict privney; fa st service preferably t2 Iferirootni. _ J ’hone 1113 and 672 -J, ' FLORIDA LO AN CO. U>'£ Sanford. A venue ' B 134 ^ ryo cIT 1,1 phont DISH DRAINERS r. RA K RK Cl'K ('.KILLS ~ BOHIlOW H E R B WHF.UK WANTEli by veteran. boo«t- or ELECTRIC IRONS p h i v a c t i s h e s p e c T i :d . unfurnished Tcou. . n a t io n a l ca n n k k h * V O U lt natuigl desire filr privacy pie) call Boy Johnson, MontePRESTO C O O K ER S in money^ m atters I* strictly respected, 'here. Friend* and HILL IIAROW AIIE CO. • 301 K a il F irst SL relatives are not questioned 3 REAL ESTATE FO R SALE about your credit, fo u r em* ployer uir buslnrae associates T R E A L EbTA TE W AN TED BIGHT angle show case. Can will nufshrar of your personal lm seen at 2013 falrm-tln Ave. affairs. ^There. is no causa for W K NEED LISTINGS; of Farms, Mrs. C. A. Dutton- . embairoMmant, , Homes, Groves amt Duslnrss Property. W. IL Williams. TW<l-whrcl trnllrr, box site. 4 -Hcasunabla credit rerjuirement*. No co-makers on money loans. x 1 ft. with rack, l.n s w tiro. Hcaltfir. Tom Bolt A**oclMi\ Varlniile ' * plan*. V varialile payment $76 .00, Gus Michels, I'solo, Phone 1120, 416 Atlantic Bank FAM ILY LO AN CO. > Fin. Bldg. , 114-W* ‘ 9 KK Florida Bank Bldr. W AN TED Sales listing* in-Sem inole and B ABY BED with mattress in ex-1 cellcnt cimilHion. Alsu pre-war,' Volusia -Counties. \ leatherette baby cirrU gv. Very i RAYMOND M. B A L L reasonable. I’h me 100g-M. UKALTOR <a*4 teal Estate- Insurartce C A S T iron wood and cool circu­ S ta te Hank Bldg. Hanford, H a. lating heater. 3 ill W. 3rd. 8~ ARTICLES FOR 12 b l in d s - p r a c t ic e FL E A I RLE KS Ids wife, and V. XV. W r lls e l. Tli* tialur* nf Ibis suit I* In lb* Circuit I'ourl nf tl,« Ninth JudlliSve--|ail *S « R IS (I. of Lot I. .Hatnlhui^cwunly, Klnrlds. at hi* , elal circuit In **d fo1 g*a,lm>l» nik. AS. Tr. 5 nf the C ity or gsr- nfflre In the- court lious* nf said County, Plar.iU. . ’ fnrd, Klnrlds. i|rrU (nl ’ |o be h-l'l County at Hanford. KUwlda. within T»U hereby r«|ulr«rf ro *p. Mi rru>t Slid In secure other In- aluhl calendar month* 'from lh* l‘-«r In are *ald tau s. nn^thc Jtlh dey rlileillal tellcf In a court nf eqult,. tbn* uf l|i* Hrsr publication ur this .W ITN K H H niv h *n 4 and o f d rls l lull Ire. Karh -claim or d'm and’ihlll «f. NspUmher l» J» ln »h* offIf*‘of leal at Haidutd. KM.flds. IK l* day of H*|il*iab«r, A. tl. t i l l , t t P. HCnNPON A h t'te rk nf said Phone V -lit in writing, and *h*li *i*t* thplar* of resldnnc* and post olflr* addrt** of tb* clstmanl, and shall Circuit be iHora |6 by lh* claimant, aa**t. or attorney, and any surh claim or demand tint so filed, shall ba void K u ii.r *i a it it im in . Aa asecutor or the Last Will aad Taalamant of Itulierl ls-a Clarrlaon, rta, raaaad. Klrat pnbllratlon Hapt. ». IKS -ara.-na ' 1* r ■■ ■ s a l'. - I lier.l') ■rea-til h yu^ dtalri I UAHsaid 6 . ARTICLES W AN TED p« Free Estimates IS* Clark of **nl <Vurt *| th* Court Ilo**e In H*nfor4,‘ Plortd* ■nd In d*r«ull tharruf, a daera* pro ronfatao will b*a aalrrrd and lh* reuse prneerg as perl* *'• llnal Repairing — Rcfinlnliing ETIAN BLIND CO. SEMINOLE V 820 W EST THIRD SI tr PH O N E 1152-VH V O TIC R TO A P l'K A Il To WALTKR A HDpi NOWAK I, Whnae nOdreea la IJiH Kaei Ilk Hirer!, Urbuklyn, Naur York, You. WAI.TMIK.A. IlCHIN.uVHKl are haralry nellllrd that a aull for dl* ore* •hag tfkaa enlared ao-olnM you bg ItAtill: HCHINOWHKI. la M IRACLE ULticKH FQ R your hom e— Superior work manshln weather resistant^ hlgl strength, termite proof. Mir acle Concrete Co., 309 Kin HUNT A CAIt .YOU DRIVE IT PHONE 100 1 ,R U Y Sow« ' Yxsrllnsis, pigs, W. T. daily, Lake Mary Service Station, Lnk« Mary, \ SOUTHERN'S 1 SWELL FLAVOR l DOESN'T N E E D to be im p r o v e d ; DODGE - PLYMOUTH l*AI{T3 AND SERVICE I'aliM tle Ave. Phone 'N IL 7 P ate, LivMtock, Suppli«« WHISKEY NO. T H A N K S / ELECTRIC appllaned repalra — IMITATION leather* In mn«t -. color* and large (election of good upholstery fabric*. Robert 8. Brown, 2011 • N. -Orange ^ v e „ Orlando. Flo. V' K> tb. Fertiliser bags fo r "seed bests, lie each. Phone 6021, Fl»- B a g , Exchange, 4 t 7 W. Gore A v e , Orlando. * 1 J E R SE Y Inqulre-q^ilygi HELP W A N TED i, G IR L fog ooda fouatala- i t ' W k • / S » 8 s m - W: S H. A A. Dept. Stow: . HIGGINS PT JR. (92 H.P. CHRYSLER MOTORS) A sensational doveloptnonl in pR naure c ra ft dm410 SA N FO R D A V EN U E •ign, by H if((n a . * . ,*x ■ Imm ediate delivery c«n be h a d in D aytona Beadh Room 8 0 6 . o r Sanford. Sanford AtI. N al. Bk Bl dg .» V gM M M W M M a Th e VOU WATCHED THE TIMBERS IEONd^OU . DAYTONA BEACH-HIGGINS, Ltd. >h o no 2 5 1 8 [INKV0ULIE0! 3 2 4 S. B e a ch St .7 » W H moimv, Vlctnily of Loilirc* cmltar, l.« because there w;erc uni enough | ^snfurd pluyris left in the park j to field n rnpnhle tkhm ti> play , after .U m pire -.Tex C ofer com p|#te<l ufcc eRgtion*. U I* - jc tefrllile .rirrumstanee for rtfie Nnlionji^ 1‘astim o wt'o Come’ to 'thU type^pt affqlr.'- In the fir * t“ , |dacc la-ague JYcxIdent Ernest Padgett would hn| • allow Umpire-lii-Chlef Dick M ctaalin to umpire in the play, ijff Iwtween Sanford mid Drlitndu !i$Ve ha is a Sanford mnti bill he allowed Tex -Cofer nf Or. land.1 to “ display hia Iibljity, *Udi iif .lt ia. dubipfe the finals. ' in rld en lilly Cofer wn* reportrd to <be an', arbiter in a soft­ ball league In'. Orlando and hi-* was gtyrn his walking papers sJnc* they 'could no longer “ tskp” hi* di-claions.'They pay gotal um­ pire* in that league $1.00 per night. V ?. , w ‘ Ne«L th ere was no reason to gmet i(*vy. ftom the tilt when J>fer'\*av«al-^hlm from the park, i t •' ia 74fc iheiuiger's privilege to question an ( umpire* decision whenever .. sees fit to do *o. I^vy did nht curse C ofer’* dccl, slop prior U> being Heete-t fcam the' lilt, however the Sanford rasnsgrf* probably did «ay plenty after ta-ii^r thrown out. ‘ ‘ With tha- llftee-twn rount pn Don ZaTpelL' Cofer railed a third strike 'th a t - .wp* clearly visablo to anyone* In 'th e park, a t being cap^ttt "high. Another argument enxued. Thla time Cofer ejected Bod'ly . IJ»Ve, Dop_ 7jiapel ' and possibly .Jim Payne and Dob Tuttle. ' lja ' had already thrown Jim Sth eo lelV o u t of the Dark. Eternise' *o many men had been Condi Kdwnrds,1Ontv fur s e v e r a l yeat* b u t the Killli burg x.h.H.I b.,.,.1 kept a-k in g Of Pro Hall’s Great. l',"" V ' r ' h, v ; ,,uM r " '1 ligh t kind of uum tu replace Players Is C o a c i l R'e, him. wt in VI n i lund We diuulit Rnlxti ta-ller Mi.in t I - ' -n l*n- inn. h lui hi IBti »lu>n we won seven to -hall v>• Mi'ii |ii".l.lln, piu* t.ilm . COLLEGE FOOTBALL Aa Sept, 2H rolls rinser and gaiiirs iiiuf were tuittier up <u rlicsr Mu- -skin-, ate uu tn ulup up Wn dilngtoh viitTr GiuIhe opening of the rallrge foot- Cleveland lit the Wenlerii Division i thks year That'# fair warning Eastern crown In KM.'i cadv 1 0 t a l l Mason comes to llghr we Hie Inst linn- Detroit had a bet- 'lose *li« elntinptuiixlilp _ . . uame to tin S L .U ri’is, rirpi find that the Arm) slrven U, ■ till Yan'.rd aa Ihe Irim ’ lq Iw-al. ter record than Inst j-rnrta. 7-1 CTc-vcInncI Rniiitn 14-14." nn « silffTT^V,., ( „ lll4 ra n fln sl-' h im j y.-i'u innrk'wns In 1935 wheli the IdinVc wlirtl UntlUh'-c |invc hit Ills nvvri^,,-, V'o'kT*-,' jV'e"G atn. n . I n t h e g a w ri !to Conte. Blainh- Won the league title ." ~ 77 “ ^ T ir n n lJMTTT! olid wi t h I t r i l l i l i . l fa •Td, I»st I*. Tucker. Pnole. Fold t * 11UP lid .I wll- t berg, (irrnmetta and Eusnn will th r n r * r r f u u r . coninin«$ Humat Ihe beg iiin in g make the Afire) team the must rrmjt* d r r r . tt y n g to f i l l tin potent eleven in Ihe nation ll i - ( Amornr n lh rt j r i n i r in tho m in • u d iiia l-* $ l 7.*i.mi fall, it I* predicted. f|m) • I h - ftit iiit l * 11•I tu ils«‘\ ■• i u.ipi i I 'n id i A(L«f the rollege* on the Aintv Op B* II III K, I HI i IHMIK. fn ilta , I m'.II 1 Ih n l he ti­ I ' V V « ••)s \ Id V I I S.-pi ■ • heihllr will lie gulinlMj tn > >o t lif ik s , .tilt I -I'l tin t i il ci li 11-ic-. I th i". Red ll .1 In- didn't -it the gre-dt tenm^ and there - i r tq u irri'U , «|iim i I, t .. «M had t, •••me school* that mar have •^ icnturs. skunlkK m in k LolK'Mtit and Muds of ilu A men an l o n r i i i I " - b n 'lin g icd'i ig •I H! „u-l the It < h . - l. - i, \ 3 hnlice ta down the hlgrily loot--* I |p:i ii th n « T h r C om m ission rre a lrd th r lt>d W 'I'g - uf Ih * lis ts , 110110111.1 ts»C I 11 o r , 22 -V eleven. N otre Dome, Duke, M u lli­ ' ll» TOM K tlK tV K K *’ u , N rw . , r j t u r r s i il - u u i ii .-\- .}l* \ ^ i " j t>Un „ Th** pourtr •Joc ks S lith e r- * n U x ,r” h „ Uturlv- iiuIUm I to c m cH ' U nlvc r-d ty nt P ittsb u rg -Pan- '.lie .ItK* (iaraj^iola Is Hit With Cardinals 2 Card Farm I’eams Fo Train In Daytona gan) Penn o r N a v y m*y I m- a* ic o tu rn Ihe t r ic k , but th,*re i* much for a n , opponent to m..-come to dowj) this mighty gallon. Alabama led by Hairy Gilm -r at the halfbsrk alut will l.k .ly be the aeeond bahleit term m the nation to trounre. Mnu. h ». Cook, Mosley an,l Tew will .d-o m alerlally aid the Alabsmn <•« i-e. Id irre Galore A re Popular Perry Beard, business mn’is *gor for tho College of Physical Education, Health and Athletic*, ha# estimated th at approximately 95,000 fan* will *e* the Unlven* sity of Florida Gator*' six stnlo games this season. . Tide will etcoed last *ea»on < total for all geme* by 45.UOO. A breakdown bv- games of the- X - n vw u s p a i i w n n - ■Ar'lon off the Freah Water H*h end Game 'Commleiion In creat­ ing a 21,000 acre fish end game m u f f rvcentlv In T»Jr)or .County will give sanctuary to e greau»r variety i of game than rould be found ih any like area of Florida, in Uie/opinion of Henry Howell, game /warden. ’' The' tract has rvcm«-r>*us l"> lieA painting—-co re fu te fo r an Im U f in ile period s i a *e*sion in J a rk s o n v llle rere n tl) . Purpose of th i* a rllu n . which » a * sp u n Ju rrd by Ihe T * ) lo r County Chumlcer of (om m rre a , is (o provide Vafr breeding grounds fu r f is h nml n lld 'if r to perpetuate slo c ks in th is w id rly know n hunting and fish in g a rr* . an- n ln m l t t.-'iim pel •• A fte r t tin t tin Axcoeintion w ill tra in , in tu f iie t - in - i D n y t-m ii' ni/ig home) a g n iii-l tin R iu ik lv o h n -e b ill dianinnd. in | l" d ; il* . w e ll t illin g ! la is I I I l le ii' li next Sp rin g . hgin of S . iJiui- iio la y Th e tivn club, nee trip le -A rlu b s in In- S a in t. I.u u l * Cdnlirtt-.l l o rg em /ntluri.. T!-«- parent Cnc-lt | m il- Ira n i at Saint IV t is i,u r . j th i- I I I out lyn Du Igei - Ira tlii-d | i i i lln y t i u» Itosi-h i - l ci n t, h* I ih r D ud g sts ,ii-.| ii q id l» l i V■J.*i ' « iii'n they would " .it i in I II! I *1 . The I’ nlverally «f tiet.rala In Ih r I *n it i-if S ln le s w it h p svih u will rank high in >hr Isll p'» roused liy excessive n lc u liu li-m diction* a* the lop elrvm in ---- ----. J ig a ii S tirt i- (*ni l l ' * i ihe'roRvge circle* a* bill link, Th e human s k u ll ha* 22 Imnet the 21 -t >eii«cm and Georgia Tech. The factor that .'control* the picking of the learn to bra >e that there are *o many rrluri *1 veteran* wfio are unknown l«ctor* In thli year* circles. Don't forget the! from nil predictions the trend I* lh*t I I I * promise* to be uar uf the greatest football years, of all lime. - eelimatet MiaaV’aTppi. 16.9»«l‘ Miami (llbmeeoming) 22,hoo; - A M A IH S EXPERT kx - INSIDE SPORTS REPORT -Georgia. 20,096 s Vlljsnova. 12.MWj North. CsrwRna Ktsle. 12.-, ,C«0 j AekerU. I8.CN. r>*‘ » l <5 . I annon bos b.-i-n try in g to m u i SPORTS LAUGH More people drink Atlantic Ale and Beer than afty other. I t must be... a .^ 5 t . Grocery. Finder roll Mr*. Roy Wanted th*,. youngster* . . AL.P m iddle-aged p e r t ^ w ork • C itru s ftirq iin g did It nti-l In- * ides Itnbby t'a lin u n t fg iT ir- he I n ly s t a fte r 27 veai* nf liit ig fu- t li. ill ami baseball tn ; : ' We had counted blu on Del'orthem to n a tlo iis l n s iHjnltUac have ' lluhlir men- a «itru« .farm luvont. QgurlriK he wutdd bUvptom A I* N fH s liM ln rv x t e r n khunted to the. b.n kgromid lh.il make- him aluiut a- mu.-h ',ut when shilled bark to Jits nor­ -nice In- tuck e v *r -.hr Job of m en' t.OV A N O E I.K 8 A lh rrJ O l-n munri in npc- te ar A- roach' mat tailback pa-tltlon. but h.-'s •T u r k i Prtw*aril- the hardy p e rm Ing would |is* In l«. Hr mint* , lu tin g I be P it t buifcti S ta rte r! ic.mUtg mighty slow ly." xayx lx>- i m.ti .of it u t - is n t i rachc'x. hux n"Y o u cannot depend on power |u c lrv n l- n.U e a t lrn lin n tu it. laks. * * j n » )ly eocrndril- to the d riv e r's -cut •lie *a>«, kliH rirr. that he ip lu v s in ticks. p ro lr.s.-tonal game.*' "We had flte ta'llbacks In out fo r the Wq-hingiun Hed.-kln- mid ili'c lh re x the new tu to r ol thn wnicT lose Inti-rest in the deAlma. Mich., ta m p and alter a the Vciigoii tv loaded w ith n llk r t > crlipncrcct id cuung alhrc-te-. -S m o k y Ctty e ntra nt tn the National month of pra'dlce DoCorrevdflt Inoklng lo t ol llra v e 1 1 ague. ' " U i r 'op|xV.it|un Is u litt le lie's beeic In spurt* loci lung .. ton rugged to r that ty jie of lootbaR tnnkrd no better Ihqn fifth on the , Fd w a fd s. luclurult)'. lik e h b pref»r lhal. list." . nhme " deci-j-xqrx. n itix l innlctM l w ith a The 27-yraT-old ex-Ctilcago prep certain auiocuii Cunncm was a star athhti- nt iim m il ol back-seat d rlv As a re su lt Sutherland has d rille d . -tar’s uni look aa a pro thus has Ing bv .n Wicr 111* icl-u rtic r Ueorge th.-Mon M .vr, ; , 'l'< » , |»v .d T i- x m I lls Stea ler* to throw paxsex u n til t taken a discouraging turn, e.-pe- sh a ll |w.e. a lli-i-ijtutfti-Ucr I'w.icU-s.-iun. aiino*t-hti th. fc c i-IV rr vctlli ' dally hi view of hla IMA record a> lice tr eyr.c r lrtit S t ill the ivvn-c o .u l a right halfback with Waxblhgton. brougfit \ m a n llii te lls a ,|p thj.n , tm u,g a ro tO p 'H ie tn u National Leagnc. alH-n hrf averaged fo u r y a rd s Iro m . . „ funne *l«»ry tiobicy. ir~ imp ,in i i l th e ir tcihgucs vvcTcTjang* i> Ka stent W n ................ c $ IIP age In 23 c n rrlt a : « rlutm|ilon*hltv- and llv nctirtl in* tt l* « i l * ; i I I irantc w h rn | -vrlim nage big out * " I t ' * Im rd to und e rsta nd ." *aya " » « * a n t . ; amt F_____ a rl.-v _ was pitching mill t'ttftr)t>n • '--Tilts is not the H ist tim e I have W t ls one pt tinth ic k ,,|l l v i „ L. . m tie l.l liiirA isi ••DIIPh l i i immhJ siiupc hi**» •- ,^ lwl|n ii t 1‘fi*' Kiittcr* l l -ect the lorw ivrd puss ns an n lT rn t ol the S kin . kept h n m iiie iirig Up- ball Tt- all ■winking hard and lit- apin-nt* to Ills I OILS. i; I.T lfu s ' work under r . „ ( ,|u- t..| „n.| .It.,bln »»- stve w aalion " exphetn* D r H iith have it lot ol a b ility but he n *tm i-rM nd We liad i i Imp named.Afe three i uai lo..-., JtA a _,> > 7 Af l* clA«»>-nmili'ng ♦ntqsvb* racdc-d liv in g plv not roundUig into (orm I'a rk e r at llriH ik lV lt who ccaikt and So (or he 's been a la ir p a v-rr D im It lle irt n a i .tin. ■>tn1 p i- t liim ! mug Ih e in * . r'ina M i In- t•>■•k .• ielig IN THE SOUTHEAST fs opportunity RED xipper envelope bag, con- PERSIMMONS for tala. Mr*. 8 . E. Waster, Lake Mqry, . Hlggin* boat*. By Bob Green LO N E 14LO ST A FO U N D W H ITE lady daaired aa he1| In klfphmn •f\A tiP. IL 'ill In kttcHen tm from fl0:00 TWO yxfkr-old field grown evarLOST blooming varieties. *A)vtr BO A . M. ho midnight, varieties. Fro# catalog . . . Rose* In color. Order now. AM BITIOUS- mot tarn who need T t-T R X - HOSE NURSERIES to earn money but can only W W •— Black and white Oodlwr . »Box iVUrxTyler. Taxok Bpanlel.- Phone 038. Reward. — .Avon Pro­ ’ ' Coma over and aaa for ypureelf these beautiful ROSES to earn *!.oo and more per hfur- Wrtta tla o m F Dlllman, Hlfl Broadway^QrUodo. ... IG E H ^ V in s u r a n c e s“ TREE Service or rem oved./^ A W . -Tram ntract Work.'TtaVfc W. Eathar A ve, Orlando, F la , Phono Kr-ri-ikhis and .there'll—Inmissing from the nf Texas. did -llitoVv jKi.-acx v jllii Uie best ut .-a riie d 'b tn i iln- lietwk ciiac h » a - jf l> , ran d e a r.to tin p ilih v l's box it|>rac tlco, completing many the pro|evslonal s t a r s " . moved j and veiled to KuYl>-v: "S u v . Imw •hurt pttvhra. but he ha sn't a ve r­ H g tu in n t w li! n l) -O riH it lb - p ile the- lig h tm - -. nf h is .squad Anuc'les tkm x n f : ahout, w a lkin g toicI utn get aged a yard n play a s u runne r, n yu r to tlm I th r genial S^ul liodf: led ward w ith Tho Irony uf tho whole affair unci th a t's where h r - should he Oh * llrW ’^ 11- Amur U an *ntt» tpotlon to t in t .lO im iV. o jiener was that Lovy had drawn a flue jy K iliti^ riH «»Aj* oj l tic I best " . s . . • - ' against the Chi- ago C anlbuds on aa well a* Lake, Schon rl and O T ie r • new com ers. IwiwcYor. •g rra tc x l tm k ’r \\\/ pro urkri ohSept. .* . 7mapel who drew a $10 ticket have brought chc-er to (he heart-1- na l* ha- hm-n |ipttn: the R rd '•f urn not .ci. u-tonu'ct to roacheach. %••*»• l«lr»| I 'f f *e ^ 4 ofriCR STAR PA 3 J 6 R FoR nt the Detroit m a i lie v who cate ; - k i l l ' lm iltt -lr sum m er mu .1 tllX I'l -ac ilu* fnuli- wg*o*' The tportumaitlikc conduct or t--li hnlfbsc k Ja m e s -Ccc-ey* Junes. Training at O. i lili-n to l . Ieoh tour l* lt f It liT li i to the Rose •tfte cJelPteRSiT-/ OF CbUfMfttA l ie vuA- A/i ii-jocr s r u o y (u rm c r,Union iT e u n > .Cullc-gu sta r, , c'nllumthe Orlando players nr. I the Sena­ \ " l iiisafi> i-vlmtl lu i-.-is eap iij./'ni unit. I i l i r uni tnli-nd to tor fans tha were pn-wnt for the T o * T g n tafJYAt P A JU , kllcll'k t i l l ’ll anf - . . -n» the c lu b 's stu n d n iil ret r o l l j F u r the ' I 1' \« i»t tilt i s to be commented. They t!H •*»> w 'they are stru n g . loo on the ' t< cm W ill i -\ taoXtcKrtAkl IS WHI•trxKim! rill ' nudtne tn w r r « marvelous. In f i r t i t i s s a i t ■1 - hi I ■. :l»!^ Tin* f t • l»n kffeid "depth* provided bv *u rh ’ 8 .|pii|tc It h i i •-1 in t h e th a t many Orlandonns expressed li ' > • i lo iiu e i n i l l r g l i i t r s t a rs us quartet I . in -i u v .irle .s ' sympathy In ihe outcome of the liai k lliib bv ( ’t ie r s ul Ti-m ii-sse i- It- itoe li. i --.ven an frorus. tullhai ks* E lm e r <T ip p y M adurlk tun .'».•) i*-: . . ■boll Jodi# Hpwinvton w"* "iveu n ul tx -lro lt and Camp W ilto n ut - u|, non .cv.-i .i die National surprise collection of $327.18 In luLsa. le lt b a llb s i kr> Jolnex Call.i p it lii, over He u l'jln but th r appreciation for hi* efforts dur­ h r A It T i l t ' l l nECKWITII. Jit. Twin u l Te xa s T in li amt Tt*\ n . Jm-I ,i\ i-r,iq in t t> k ' in . have ing the current season. \|i Coy ol A licl)*:ntt .tint . l l u r l | l.n i,ti ut ,r . •cifl'-|~*‘ tu POUi i I ia el I n k i llu im n ol Oklahoma . I in n ite r at • , , i h V g, li idactf i l l . In- a d llMl It . \ llii!d o v/-r back* tilt lintlu ll I » l- lm. k . ­ 1> k I stvl-t " i t.ui ( l.cte In tin l l r i r k s And | l*t* , rje rte d . 8 anfur,| rmild not fie ld l i n k s Bob W e s t ls ll nml E lm e r \| on ur *C>i ■■.. l i n o -X h.iiv ■ . pushed .» n The u su a l pel(ry u f t h i- e o lu u in 1 n cap*ld* team, *nd the garni- ll.o knev Inc It Inc i k Dav.- Itu m and - unit probable >i t l i n k l i i - m I 'll! in .i -in g le .lin in g 1*. win ■ r A**— I s i r 4 I ' m * is to sta y nut nf u m p ire squab- 1 wa* jf iv rn tu the Senator*. quarterback C lu n k DcShumlin k I hi i lim it s wn- ti bum • iu u U* Me*. This time vvt. rniitint nlluw The pH* sto ry of Ih e t a l l ­ ‘ R ut where ro o k ie s up me in ) A teal lintc.il m ri t lir r o k i c Mut. ll.'ift s Inside tin- pink It It I* generally understood that the event# to without n frw .tame catne ies a result of San,1.11 k .lici'id l- I In I l l s C lln 'llie il ;lu :i, i l i t •* le i tin plat, w tlu ___ _ ____ _ ____ wonts. fo rd 's pitcher. Jodulln w in g t iin . D u rln s Is re lyin g a lm o st i n iiiiilit i't y I I i . i i i i t I ' n tt-t i u olilic ip .lin u iUob 1 altar 1* out to break every lia i'■•'lit It . I lie th rl.n 1' y p itc h in ji Taccir.i in thy book*, m ost I Th e re Imve, lu-i-n num erous luughing ut aume'cif the dceislon* "t< holdovers In th r D rin n i line im. lm in .it u- n It.inch tic pnu nil In s trik e o u ts , most shuto ut*, m ost statem enl* a* to the- tru e reason that Cofer was making on h a lls 'he re end Jack Mathesun ia c k to 1t li ria m in i'd ( ,la —es fitted Dykes ci a— -u . \eite.l In* .lm r game* won . . . . and th a t'* A why 'the- gpmo Is-lwpen Sn n fu id a n il s trik e s . C ofer luld llo w ln g . h-'ull Ure m o vlc h. guards Stun Iln i Die Urni ftrn ilv u n lm r « i 201 S Orange A » « e.l p .'iiu .h u g iln %s-, i . >| M urh n good ‘ place to stop; nn(| O th p iilu was fo rfe ite d tn the tun t » s t o p l a u g h i n g nt h i m t a “ IH* D u p in t t l« S -s o s Ml',I t h e ......i d ........................ .. Ki l l t l . iililu . I lu rn la hiuC .«lut L-l.t—k» d liliu lig h t o il on id s n , .s,e. A l l F e lle r ha* to do .to, wtunl ( >rlam l« agglegHlHin b r 11|a y rnd sc' lln w in g t iiii wn, . b ^ n g •'e t V "."tg •enter A le * W u " hm, h j nu.t the Item ti I tu ul*> ge t ..v. i IM iu tir 1967 •wli / are stie o -ln s tor ip g u l.ii Juti At Derim n i.u rtV.liHirhardt Cy Y o u n g s m »st gicmc.-L _yvon night. Jit ill HP- ll«»wft i|Ktoil lolil r»|m au.l -aw III v.n . «. *I. '? Ic* n! pivotniVti s in o iu l T th * Lio n * linv-e suRtelem deiiih , prolitfldv 'll- t» record of 6 10 ‘ 1* average 5o v ie -1 Aet’tfhlly the Cramn that thl ((\jfrr) hi• )»n«l tlurinionM u« re 'li Mo»*t pu k ng i. .. .#(| M e|w islU iins ” | Duralite te.i I* theij^ 'pi Slimio ni| Ml - > •* ': oi •* 'hi • I* <• 'ur I* torita a season fur the next 1 9 , game wn* runtihued no lunger show ing hint ( lle w in g tu iil lip . -itfs ^ flth tics- iimlerl.il -in' t ’u k ' pd.'U (*--ai li Eduard •d .0,. .iii.i 17-FOOT UTILITY RUNABOUTS PHONOGRAPHS for ’ront <— fa r parlio^ dance*. entrrUlnmenU. With . or 'mlhotU records. Tim Or CRANK KK.NNl.hON U* Nrwsfrsturr* > DETROIT—Char le* E <aus» Dorals. the quirt. busIrw-.-vs-llke pilot ol Uie Detroit Lion- o( the Nsilonal Football League, can't xubdur his enthusiasm over his tram's ita n c e * Yrl hi* optimism doesn't extend [u r enough•to i-punt on much help Irom Bill DeC’orrevoni. highlyipubUcDed lorm rr ' Nortiiwratrm I University halfback pun hexed dll* summer Irom the WarhUtgtun A s the third strike was tailed on Zaspel. Buddy ta k e approarhed Cofer and asked him (CoMr) to get In there and make “ a b ill gam s out of the thing." Schanl.l was sent to the shower by Cofer between Innings. Cofer Immedia­ tely Waved Lake to the clldr house. Then the farce was W im a x r I. Lake aaked Cofer w h y d ie . wai being elected and at this po lit 7.xspel. Bob Tuttle. Cal Ilian: and Jim Payne entered the affair. Zaspel was also waved from the park In the melee. With the fan* howling an I screeching, Ccfcr’a wrath d-.l* angered and he ig^ »l» 4 » iho. lilt • It costs $26 ,04( United Etatee to mV persona in jail each .W* repair washing machines, vacuum cleansr*. fans, mixers, sew ing mnchlnke, T rotter A p ­ pliance Service, 304 W. Second St., l*hone 1064J . ________ SN A PSH O T S—printed, developed, enlartted. We copy old photo* and Guernssy cow, ' graphs. • „ ,J u * t iresh. -Alio U .d a j r old N IC 1IOLLS STU D IO • calf. Cow good milker and 220 Melsch Bldg., phone 1160 CO N CR ETE newer 1‘lpe.— Septic .‘ gentle. Phone 2.19.R , • 1 tanks, fence 8°*L gYea*e traps, 13 NOTICES— PERSONA4 . benches, flow er pot*. Miracle 20 L A Y lfyG hens and ona milch <ow. Phone 710 -J3. . • ; ^ Concrete Co., 309 Elm A ve. • SEM IN OLE T IK E SHOP * , 201 North P ark . ' COCKER SPA N IE L PU I’8 G R ITS *rul m eal—ground fresh A.K .C. registered. Phone Cminty •_____Telephone 37 every Mondey from inowGake NOW ready to grind every Mon­ corn. Can be bought a t Gatdper’a Store, Lake Monroe.* 10 POINTERS fing bloodesl stock - day morning —i t Your cohi, Ilf, bag. *1.00. / gtlU# jn«*l. font A cob or 3 month* old. Phone 148. a h u taa,. etc * for feed. J.‘ W. '- , fO R D I I U O A N cabbage plan** GOOD 'Kfifk hong abobt^lTofi _B«R7 Lake Monroe, P h on e'IB . . now rs«dy. Phone 765 -M, pounds;*! 9V, 4). -HumbaJouvh r SPORTS ODDITY U T T tR ? JE L L Y ? fiTRICKLAND-MOaiUHON -D illVE- 1T, I N C Floor >laU Popular Seat Cover* SEM IN O LK TIRE SHOP HVt Bobby Cannon Southerland Says By Jock Sow Detroit Lions Count On Little i . Help From Bill De Correvont S V^' vn-l fc Steelers To Have i S - i familial r S name « t W Eleven cunehing' mils L’oadi Has Drilled Leaded With Big Passing: Accuracy Into All Hackfield Number Of Braves ~;;i; ANOTHER GOVERNAU? .three of-them being called atrikrs b y ' Cofer. Glorig well drwn by the atrike out' routr. Silverman drew a free pais snd l)on*R*spcl took a three-two count pitch that was said to be cap-bill high and started for fln t base A t t hi* point, C ofer who had been un­ usually slew at calling balls and strikes all evening shook hla big sight fist calling the ball a third strike. A s Zaspel trotfed toward first Silverman started to second and finally the third strike w is called. MadjeskL the u ball CB 1IM L .U B tljrS M arifled rU in i li»C »n to seccnd to- catch Silverman for the third out. Observer* • say that second basemna JCat Krmer drop­ ped the ball and that Silverman was safe, but he was weved out Feds wire trailln* tht* Senator* on the anert and of a 3 to I score as the Senstors entered thru h i!f of the HventhJ^jm iL-M ailieski noppej to ClorTg and HornInguvx grounded out. Burl B-rn* stepper! lb the plate' and after mis­ sing what <ne fan! thought two beautift:! pitches Manager t^vyapprrnrhtc) Unipire Tex Cofrr tn -tomphiin al>out tin- calling of the ball* and strike*. Inridcntally com* plaining to the untp Is a maniger,* righti bgt apparently it wasn't ■ . since the.outcome of (he affair | » was climaxed as It war. I-evy told Cofer, " le t * get in th y e and call those things rlghLWJ^tT are getting paid 4o evil theij/ righ , I think you're mistinr sKuc good rues." Cofer replied that Levy wo* paid to hit the ball to tht outfield' and not nop the tall up to lhe catcher, as hr hid done the , previous •Inntliff. At this point l.evy was waved to the showerq. L a te r'it was announced that I.ev> had drawn a $26 fine. Bum s later doubled to right " r.l,-r field, but Ja.-k I-*>wlle wqi.l dowti Awinilng for the third out. Sanford took their turn at tht ta t with Glot g leading o ff and years. That* all. fan* reportedly aay that five ta ils were thrown to Glorig with RFACH KS FIN ALS ™ SPR IN GFIELD _ , . . ... N. J.,. . , r 16, ' Ted Ted Bishop Bishop reach reached the final* of the national q go lf tourney today by fro 1 ' A K R L U Hobrrt Willits of Kansaa t i t 10 16 9 , in a 36-hole OCH match. -■*£-- Venetinn hUiiiIs rrladc In fit nny size windows KWT YOU WANT SOYlF ON YOUR BREAD? J II. M. GI.KAfWlN : Lake Mary, Fla. STUDIO Slate Bank Rldg.—I*h. 169S 300 FRYERS and Ri 4810 W. 1 st BL Then the Fed* Issued the Sena­ tors a big 'sixth frame to net the Madjetkinicn flire run*. The Sena­ tors scored an additional two runs In the seventh to put the Wo eao_jnnke nrrnngenientx f o r you to .finance them on EASY TKKMSI •s S o F T j R l i D - A S _l LEATH ER* Show cards and potters BKST photograph | WA1 hR co01' mudo at TH E RAYM O N D in Sketched from The o ld est AcTibtL PHoTo’ih FOOTBALL H U M B E R .O F 4 U H S FLOOR HANDING liedronm furniture — ( wurilinbe trunk, battery radio, oml finishing. Cleaning and ^ a x ­ oil ' ciKhriug^stovo, wood Ice ing. New fioers surfaced to per­ fection. Old floora'made liko new. Cali Children a j i *» u lv your 1890 by the thickest armor ahd carry a larger 0 — I lK iy s SIGN nKJtVICK 0 . 1*. Idimlress. Phone 1021 -ViniO LLH STUDIO ive _ BEAUTIFY OUR H0M.E^ V e n e t ia n ™ P r in c e d o m Fo o T b a l l T e a m o f ■ARE PROTECTED SPE C lA i. SERVICES SIGNS Have j r our pbrtniu tiken ut «. WlIV ARE BATTjl* SHIPS CALLED THEBACXBoNE oFTHEflEEf »* • , •• w -e-A •* a »• • S A lJ f 3 -PJECK 220 Melscb Dldf-, Phone 1169 ------- * llr k h tM F o r Sem inole County. FOR RENT -------------------- w r ~ ---------------— • XBtlCK TCI .APCKtH HTATK OK KMUtlMA TO: V, W N eed A N ew R o o f? P repare now fo r th e w in1 •- SCOTTS SCRAP BOOK Legal Notice Via ryUij.l j, • ». . V or AllB II.KIIKIIY required In III* iimr wrltlrn .abpearanre (pro••mally t,r bjr atforney). otc. or l*»fot*. Oilubtr -T, A. I>. !»«*. Iu the Hill of (oatplulril n o q | n |h, Oretill Court In and for Kecnlniiie (■-•unir’, Florida, Jn I'harurrr In lb* aull •ntlllnl lf*««U H. Z»c bar*, widow, ,1'lalntirr, vs." 4 m.).. A. 'Vrlilil atm aiaraarat 7.. Wright. SEE U S PAGE TH E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLO RIDA --------- ----- ------- .--------------- -------- > A '- toO'Mv■vt.o (c.;:i»’di sLt! / i i ' . ..\vt f tn r o f w f0\ \ V 8W TOf'.V3 h UT •n a ia w iR tt'Tu ij wiow V.Clt Of.fi to Wf.'Tl jo 10*1 lie Ut-iAMv SltkWTlOU -VffU KOIAD ™ KUk HOflfto. T m l r r l Vutir H o m e * ftlnitii ItiNtr j i n r CJrl W l m l MHV! A N DK FW CAUKAWAY ACF.NCY * l ii» iir j i l t r III. N. V jtk I ' l i /1 Srolc^** I'l ii H i r |!KH ORLANDO SANFORD . s t w & t a f f s s e s River, Urn refage la cheat taW­ way b e t.e s* the uncharted Sag - -* »- . -xd ■ ■. i " >t ’ * y ' ' J * . • ' • •• - . '■ *«• *• • A.V . . < " . ' *■'. • . •' i ‘ v. - ; ’ " .' . ' ■ , <. : ' r'h ' ' ■ * -. ■ « • ’ . .. r .• . I * \ * '. * 1 • i- . * * 1,*.* / - e-\ - • si*" J ■ ^ T : . iV l : . n * - j .. 'I V- * . * • • -rt . V, ' . • •' . w .. .. — �MONDAY. S E P T r - l^ t p ^ tH E SANFORD guputf. who- mreeterffbe utrty«s Hope To Bolster Team - With Players Like Harmon and Sucic Bv lltl-L BECKER AP Nrwafeatfiraa LOS ANGELES The ragn-to’riches ihatfiplnn* of the Ns IIrma I Football League In IMS Dio Loa Angeles tnee Cleveland* Rama— have picked up glamor galnre m/l slty of Minot* to seven Dig-Ten pennant*.' ties Joined the brstn trust i s an aflvlsnry conch. >"Some ol the Innovation* will t e quite radical:" nay* lU tat. who learned hts football from Zuppke In the IBl^t* period. "Zup has some new Wear. For example, he'll adapt the old Flying T r tp e rj play to Ihe T lorrpaUon." ; Bill the blggrist. factor In brtqgIng .the Bear out of hlbimatton t* B slas him self,' He has a rare knack for keeping ’ the players on the hustle. - Perhaps Turner, an Intelligent and obaervartl.fellow, can explain the Halaa technique. "W ell.", the Bulldog says, "he never lets the boya get the Idea they're good.” Is some subtle psychology InvolvedT •* "Hope." saya the Bulldog. ^"Hc Juat tells 'em.* hope will .bring*another title, % ' Hi? aggrjbslve ‘ Hams swooped lolC the City -of AngeLx to become tlxleague's first far western in rm b n . quickly sewed up prior sights- to the mammoth Oollaettm myl proceeded to bblaler their al/ fai iy formidable roeter wllh aach grid luminaries as Tom Harmon and Km ny Washington. ' 1 They outbid trie rival In* An­ geles All-America Don* for Har* mnr'a services, thereby rubbing salt .Into wound* which promise cnlj to luster m ore—perhaps t*i both sides — as the blatlng IM4 pre grid w*r progresses. The addition of Hannon at a re­ ported * 15.000 per year give* the Rams probably the two highestsalaried players In the league. A c ; quaflrrbnck Bob Watorfltld, last V GREAT ADVANTAGES YOU W ILL OBTAIN FROM THIS year’s T formation sparkplug and ten's trick knees, operated on thla (■ most valuable player In the c ir ­ spring. m ay prevent hla best nm- : cuit. tigs a ■ contract calling for nmg, but hU passing to’ end Woody J something lik e. *30.000. 6 rode. another Bruin Negro great, t'eatly Declslima miCv bo a thfeal throughout the v Coach Adam Walsh lias Ihe com- circuit. .. JBB —— plicated. though r __ ______________ not unpleasant Suelc Top Fullback \d Jot of filling these rxprn.eivr' pieces Sucic. a real bulldoxer. m a y get * fogh-ccaVrd imlt*. 'needier Into a hlgh-ccnVrd' unit*. d eferen ce over .tsvewother-.rugged Btartlng with ' ' WaforilehT “ 'sierfieh r at 'qinfr* 'qtnfr- fullbacks, holdover P a l West and COMMANDI* OP U. f . FOI C l! In Austria, Grit. Mark W. C U r* Is g ree tx T frr. __ ;_______ __fwu. __ JUikc Holovak. farm er Boston Col­ ter. Wahh's present plans call Harmon to alternate with Fred lege ace. Farm er and J ack Banla. on his srrival a t Ihe Washington, D. C , airport by MaJ. Gen- Alfred bis former ,------------------chief of staff la --— Italy and Austria. Clark loM — ,------, _.id told re* Cehrke., laut year’s leading Ram former Phllly E agle, have flashed Oruenther, ground gainer, at left half; either fonn- In the Ram a’ training isee- porters thpt Ihe RupsJtns Lq, Eastern Austria "take aimOti everything on the ground that It Is i German iiaxat," (International SoundphoUi) lorn Furmer. cx-Imfn star, nr Jim Uons at nearby. Compton. Gllfcllc, h o ld o v er,-at. right h alf; Hurinon. oul of .moleskin* for . and prcbably Steve 'Sucic. fortner five years, has been, having leg! Illinois buster, at fullback. trouble, but Walsh Is counting on - i Washington, the * superb ex- him fnr at least part-tim e duty. II I UCLA halfback, probably wilt'spell Uii former Michigan All-America! Waterfleld a t quarter.' Washing- cornea anywhere close In tits col-j leg late' cnp’ rs, the Ram s' manage­ ment figure* he'tl be well, worth the Investment.' Other backs Include Jack WU-1 an tee to win a few more games son. Bob Hoffman. Jim 'H ardy. I A Ralph RUtlutrom and Albla Reiss, i Bears In several-years." • Strong Line ltJ That "aeveral y e a n " .bridges A pewerful line la headed by c back to the title days. The -c lu b ,, Atkausas Jim Benton. Waterflekl'a * wllh Halaa away, began tp slide rlrill'tl adt-m 1,1 ’ t f t l A * n,i ' rrnrk receiver, and a great group 11 d q w t > t h emk- nay* In ffit-t. >and ol rods. Besides Benton,, who led Cl JspitLdicd fnio fourth plsce In the the league by snagging 45 .p a s r a western .'dlvhton In 1B45, wlUi for eight touchdowns and 1,081 I only Ihree wta.i and seven lo«es. yards, the Rams have such stetlat “ But things are looking up now Hankmen as Woody Btrode, Steve for k cv ertl reastma. t’ rltko. Ray Hamilton. Bob flhawj * I In in.i. a resourceful strategist Howard Hickey. Ben -Hightower and n relcntleai competitor.. Is and Jay-M cD ow ell. back at the helm, eliding conjeeEbcrlc Bchulla and Oil Boutey tute Uiat h r might leave his ac­ tual coaching to his aides. "The .old urge esm e back." he says, waggling a shenDnf play dbigrarns. ‘ T m getting a great bang cut. of II." Seventeen veterans who arc veteran regular tacklcu. with -quads which earned National these Is reserve: Italo Ro m !. Joe Lragu» title* havd . re tunica u> The R egistration Books o f the City o f S anford, Pasqua and Clyde Johnson. * form the nucleus of a postwar A ll-League.'U on ad Riley <8nakst Florida, a r e ' open a t th e City H all, cothmericing Malheaon and M ltatl' t^Xetlch make a strong middle combina­ M onday, Septem ber 16th, 1940, fo r the p u rp o se of tion. together with Center Fred Naumets.i , : Other rugged guards W. C. Laitihnv When You Attend Htt WEDNESDAY O N LY ,'SE PT E M B E R J8TH 10:00 a.m . — 5:00 p .m . - • VALDEZ HOTEL A GOOD HEALTH . SUGGESTION Proper bowel elimination U im. porLant. Not just g touch-up. but a thorough cleansing, elimi­ nating polaonoua w a its itiattM from your ayitem. More penffi use Florida U vra Tone to pr,,. mote beltsr health becaus* It does the job to their satisfac­ tion. FLORIDA U V R A TONE. the Pep-up laxative, la probably juit On Ih e'flrat Atlantic cnble. lb what you need too: Slart today | ' rale for lrnn*mI*.vot\ wa* tl u j and feel rrand t=morrow, ' All , letter. . . . Drug Store*. — ■ A'dv. A MITIIH SOLDIU, tommy gun strapped aero** hi* back, aids a Jewish refugee woman ministering to her sick huiband aboard the refugee ship fou r Freedoms en route to H aifa. Tbs British intercepted the vessel but | j met with resistance, which ended wllh four hurt. Tho refugees were , i -, gent to a Cyprus detention camp by the B ritish ,. ___ (international) DEAFNESS . C AR D OK TH A N K S We yae this method to express ocr thanks and . apprre miuu L> those who' • were *o ‘ kind t0 V# during our aorraw. Mrs.‘ Josephine Lyurli sirs, h u llo Lea Ct mining* Follow out Leadership a complete lln e 'e f Udko and teen-age and SUITS , . . perfect afternoon frock* er Meal far efflee w ftr , g i i k t f **d« ttitnf*” for year flgnrt . . . all WATCH FOB I. MltONAi COMMITATtOH - at thto|ui«N no co*l or oblige-' lion, you rertir* a persmtal mniullsilon with this expert oo netrlng problem*. TsLt advantsg* ol hit knowledge add eiperr (t — ne hi ■ helped maay other* like you. OPENING k U U tM H I INtTIUMINT - s FREE dcmontirailon of the beautiful aew ACOl/STJCON "Super Pirotr'’ UNIPAC - a NEW BESTACRANT Roy Johnson COTTONS From 2.10 To 8.98 BETTER DRESSES From 4:98 To 16.98 Beautiful H ouse C oata REGISTRATION NOTICE registering for the M unicipal P rim ary E lection to be A C om plete D epartm ent Store 4 th a n d Sanford A venue held on- November Blh, 1946, and will rem ain open each d a y except Sundays and holidays, u p to a n d In­ cluding S aturday, O cto b er 26th* ‘1946. * Acousticon. McRae C o .. 1 . a.;*-- H . N. SAYER. 207 Professional Btdg. SL P etersb u rg , Fla- C ity R egistration O fficer. ACOUSTICON • im tuti'slnil snfOKrti Mtntilriluiri of ffrrtncal Hrindf Li! Deafened People May /Now Hear Clearly , our new car comes Let Hudson *P ro tectiv e Service keep you in the d riv e r’s seat . 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And Hudson* n m * We art doing our level best to meet the greatest demand we have ever known for Hudson style, ptrfbrmince and dependability. -v'-*- • # .- " l-r- •-f '; .V • - • ' Sureljr you owe It, to .yourself to ice these brilliant 1946 Cars, and let us explain the' delivery situation. Then look to us for the kind of serviefi that'will keep you rolling-and happy—until you can become (he prgud owner of the greatest new tar in Hudson history. T" Setenea ha* now mads k posstbl* for tjw deafened tn hear faint aoond*. * It Is a. he*ring devke so smell th a t flta. In the hand- and enables thousand* to eajpy Sermons, music, and friendly companionship. Atceebsd by tba Council nn Physical Medi­ ci ns of .th e American Medical Association. This device does not require separate battery ' pack, battery wlrt, -case sir n r r t s n t tn bulge or weigh, you down. The tone I* rita r and powerful, go nude that you can adjust, ft ydurbslf to suit yeur hearing as your ' hearing changes. The makesa oC^lMtone. Dept. 674, 14*0 W. 18th 8 t- Ghleago 8 . HI., are eo proud of ’UielE aetMpf** men* th a t they will-gladly send free description booklet and eg* stain how you m ar get * full demonstration o f-th is, remarkable bearing devise lif your own home without rUhlftg !* Peony, Write BelUM* today. — Adv. Maple-Sofa Beds F ill io M n p T tn , a lr u c t io o cn. �I rr- . .rw :*r-*£*«£J-rK* ■ THE W EATH LK In Unity Thor* !• Strength— Considerable cloudiness this n f t e »( noun, tonight nnd W ednesday. S ea !er<*d nflernuon and - evening ilm w e Ami thundershow ers. * * ' T* VYSteet Um Peace *t ths World i T * F t m i U lb * fr» [rrjj of America; 0t rtm peritj for Hsafsrd. AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAlI Y NEW SPAPER VOLUME XXXVII F.stablished. 1908 First Break .jn, Maritime •' SA N FO R D , FLORIDA, T U E SD A Y . SEPT. 1 7 , HM jG -a —* NO. 258 . A taorialrd Press- heated W ire Senator Pepper Hints That Fliers Killed In Yugoslavia Rest At Arlington S r ft L n k ,'h j IMS” L. Lon khhoru­ men- Are Unloading “ Cargoes Today At New York Harbor Truman Accused ncouragmg J Fascism >In U. S t a r 4 MO< lATRlt pMKSSI S A F of I, ■ ■ liar* amt li.ngshore men arc bach nn the Job in New York, Boston, Purl* land, M a, anil other purl*. R B W YOHK7 *S*jil. IT • fA P )— Striking A F of L track driver* hair* voted a partial resumption of truck­ ing aeUvItica in N*w York /.City., The union drivers lu le) . to go back to work for all & operator* who would agree to proposals advanced by P, two major trucking concern*. I: Tb* driver* cheered and apt pltudrd (be propoaala uf 1 their leatW s to rclarn lo tkrlr trurka. ?■ , , tlharges Made Today —At Railroad Con­ ventionr '• In 5Unmi *-«.** ... fr MIAMI REACH'. Sept. 17, dpt .’Hi,, j11 voMciit iif till- HiiilW rl».iiJ ‘ of Railway Trainmen, A. IJbiir*"Y. IimIuv chtfrved 1*1 ,-i nhiill Truman w it u rncoui^gtna fix*-.-i*in In |b>- Unite,) .Stole*, lie ilfvl ceil that t \ n gross “ paid only lip ser­ vice to ill* pledge*." The»e ullegnUuti* were (me taint ,1 in u keyinite xpCwh by Whitney today befoie’ the Urelbei IiihhI** 28 th .Nntiiimil Coll vent ii'-it. *J"he rail union nffielal hImi 'blit •in nne of the m(i»t tragic tionl-) nf history, the prunf (bat fascism till! flourishes came from a mim whom lubnr helped to eleet ’’ I ben .Whitnbt udileil llifir W ' 11!"H arry Truman, in i>tn,;, hi* power. to nil ith tiie - st *W• ,'f tb,- tulli nail trainmen a id in gmeera lost May, g ii'r stc.itei encouragement In the ten '- -i-i n so l fascist f> rces In onr iaint Minn hny Preindent m nlir nu-iiim > w[hitn-v referrrd In l‘rv-i ter I ItmiM veil** 12 year* in the V\ bile Ituti-ii- a* **.i pel OhI in which Ine -..(teilii* il i n , -wimled in-n e The trainmen's lm*a said but Mr, Tniinsiti was '’apiirtiut-lii d in flu- Mime e iifidein-i- " Tin- pnket men ,-l * I—eit however, 'Thai -,v,'i• lrt)y Ullduiug." i * NEW .rO litt, S e p L h t tip) Stevedores have gone bac.k \o work in New York harborin the first real break in the ^maritime strike since it beHAli 18 days hro . The dock* workers, members of the A. F, of I* begun unloading, cargoes today without inter­ ference by C IO pickets. * The striking CIO worker* hml n r . i R u c h v t i i d is c u ss c o n i i n u a w c i o f t , . : ; j sir.i .E ■ greed n few hour* In-fin,- to A BUGltR SOUNDS TAPS AS THI flAO DIAflD COFFINS cf tiie five American airmen shot down over Yugo* atop pit-krting ships rnanood by •lav i.i lie tide by ildc befoic tha non-denomlnatiumil ultui .In the Arllngu-n Naliunal Cemetery chapel, A r­ .A F of I. i-aal. and gulf l-i u <i lington, Va. The coMlnt lulro'inded by wreatlia and a mllltaiy guiyd of huiiur Will icmaln In Ut* chapel until teemkn except in the care of buiial in tiie national cem ctc'y or elfewhere, depending on the wiihci of the families nf the vlctimi. An Army T vessels berthed at the name dock • Iromporl plane luougiit li|e bodlea from Koine, Italy, to Washington, D. C. (Iiifcfnational ioondphofo) " w ith ship* manned hy CIO crews. Also exempt *frum picketing ure all foreign ahipe not under con­ tract to the CIO National Mari, tint* Union. The order to rense . picketing [ A F i f L ahlpi wag issued by • NMU President Joseph Currant j In raaponae ' to a demand from I ' tha A F of 1, Benfkreta In ter-; national Union. A t H:00 A. H. j today, F aateni D aylight Tim*.! i i e m e 600 i f T X l - dockhsiids, 1 I )is c ilH 8 c d , Wtra a t jfm k a p , New Y o rk 1 Impair*.—WO-tutA tW’ iVTtl F^r ^ tn te R u n d u j) from at laaat *ix p lk n . The NMU defiiiion ia expected to free nboul -tO A F of h man­ A , Vf rt r v I* • | l-ndgehr;nl in .the flee • city nf - f-hU-ipM-- Mi-niln'1* fi.ifo tm'b tli ned vessel* which have been tied , lo-giun mi-miier* i f C.inipbellu p 'in New York harbor a* well laivaing Pu*l fil iinnT I hear!)Snnfoiil oinl lb-band club* "i l l *t aa many other* which have been trid. 1 licit1 will l j . no r g u i u Wetrome la« evening to Ilm five a I r a Tided fur nearly two weaka Kiwtini nui’t iiijr thro,drow it tin hoy* from tinnfprd wbo nltended in port* on the Atlanlic and Cummunitv llntlw. > "lioya. Slain’' at T aljaium i i' and Membi'i* w'> i plan In gu - to Jietr rcpncilhir, JCJward M anliall the hieetiog iipte beeir r«jBt*aterl who inlrudu :i*| Ihiiti. to *amfeiiihb. it tli,, ValteS 11••!«-1 John UntniMy." '/r. Who Vvai jit, ftfH iVluek aponaore I hy (lit* Llbiu i. Id of I1 # verioii* llnya State elet-tloim on-J of tlir campaign fer ’ gwvrnior." Ho Jeelarut that the hoy* u| • prrrja e tile Tlianev given to tln-m by tiie l i gum. and that they r, ally learned jtom etliing. ' Hun (in llahcock. wlm wax »poncured by Ihdary, and who on* 'elected a* llouae mieikrr-pro-lent/ dercrllieil varieui bill* taken i p LONDON, R e p t . 17, (A1)— Britain and lively •debate*, with ......... 1aure today aignetl a provisional trade enough piditirkiiig" He declared and monetary agreement wl'.h he hail leaMie.l a lot about govern­ Argentina. Tha pact aettlea dif­ ment and said tha the l.rgijn ferences between tb« two coun- ahouhl make It powlble fer niore trie* on alarllng pavmenU, meat loy* to atten j the next wnuiion, purchases and liritlan-owned rail Franci* Wilwm, JaYcee nimnuliml, vtetlared that he >)ttd learned m .re about city, slate and county iovermnent than during all the rent of hi* life, ■ "Thing* were really beginning to get rolling . . . I. . u u i , « r l I i t r o t i r n ** 11 u li* !. when >we had to return." lie uaaerleii. H kSillN fiT O N . Sept 17. I kl *i _ Undersriirt.il * of Kiwanl* *poiVmrcil Simon DingSlate William ("lx thin said fettler, whe ! polled the higlio*t lisl.iv he assumed that any prcpvrtion o f vote* of any camtinaval reatricliona foe at Ivan * 11E K L 1N. .i.,_ and - - 1 becaMt r— .w l, ""secretary of furrign policy »|ir*rhe* h» S» pt. r, HP) A l -------- , The two rountrlao agreed that date five yr»r*. rigarJIea* of the dv- United Stales Senator vUltlng la government offlrlil* hence­ dUcusilon* be started a t once to agriculture’' told c f hi* Inter** rialona which the United Nation* flerrnany tndav directed a bias; forth will Ire deareil with the prepare c i» < e s In the expired In,* v illi with Agriculture Seen ' SABKTIIA , Kan. Hep!. 17; l/P. Security Council might make A* ■ t the Mead War Investigating Slate Department before de. treaty, which noar.ia revived a o i U|ry, Jfithan Mayo, and exprexved Al f - M. I.andun( saitF tinlay that in a fers now stand, Italy will la Committee. Dvmorratic Senatoi livery. Clayton rni|iha>iied. vein continue In force unlit the epprcciatfbn to the leg io n for thr S ecielaiy of State Jam es. Il yni r confined to the m lll'pry clauses Klmer Thonue of Oklahoma »md however, that he did not be­ trip. end of* next December. * ami Secretary of Cohmiern- llein v that the suggestion that Ihe mm Wullare can ryot both remain in lieve that. Secretary of ComLarry Loaaing, Klk aponioied Among other thlnga. It wet TAM PA , Kept. • l 7- U V ) - T b e mrrre Wallace, or any other ml:lee ahould investigate Ainerinin President Truman’s rahlnet. motuallv decided that Britain may hoy, who dexigned many poalera Florid*, human canflnnballs have occupation force* in (iefinany can official*, nrcrasirily would ^ buy all of Argentina'a surplus fo r political campaign* matin by' comtructad a now cannon in Commenting on Wallace** recent be dlsm ltted a i politic* a n d - ppb fntvign [Miticy speech, Landtii lie bourtd by any change* ^ m e a ’.-fo r a four-year period, ex­ tha bov*. declared that Im was Tampa. TYImom) Zacchini h»* pul »»iie»led hy .Jt|e Slate De­ IlCltV. cept small.reserve* to be sold in cer.ainfr glad lhat~-‘h* had been Iho stamp o f approval on thl*— lodav that Mr. Ttuman 1 Thomas declared that the-‘ P-un- asserted partment. . -other.countries. Britain agreed to len t to Huy* fk’a tr, and th it If his lifth cannon. The new* cannon must g e l,lid of either llyrnet m mlttae chairman. Senator James Wallace, i r Am erira’r leadership every will replace tha one deslir'VCd ought be Mead of New Y n rf want* ptihli- in the world .will lie.hamstrung. year.” In a wrack last spring. Th-* ZacW ASHINGTON. Sept. 17. i,1t city because he is rulinlng for The Krjmbliran catididutu for * A lelter from Lieut. Col. Ilenrf chlnls, fam e# for their Ijuman Oliirrvers fn Washington nr««. governor of New York. H a 'e a id president in lUdB said that .Um speculating a* lo what will hap­ Brrwerton thanking the -Legion s» ssssk*|l ant, l »vi n a new toilf Senator Owen Drewsb.-r -vf Maine. members fo r Wndnas* shown h o in P hiladelphignaxt M ond ay.. communist* are rejoicing at thr pen when President -Truman nnd _ ______ ___ 4 k . I n o l l l e u l f» r. his lata‘ father was read by P is ’ In a teat performance, the new Kirlly,. Sardinia. Pantcllerla . an I Secretary uf Commerce Wallace T* "aMti-admlnlstra''Ion .ntid ' n Ihe Truman VsblnH. Commander Henry Wolcott. .Victoria ZacrKitn sm aller' (aland* In tha MHHer* meet tiiuinrruw. While House Iways against anything the Secretary- Charles Rot* "old to­ Tha post discussed a program rwrtein and Adriatic. day that Wallace ha* an ap. o f <ntertalnmcnl and' harberae poinlment with Mr. Truman fur O F F ir iA L TO HR ItS R K fo r the rom iog State I-eg Ion . 1. . __ _ tomorrow afternoon, S-qi I*-'— indup maatbership campaign to R 1BIIOP NAMED T, D. Lancaster,'assistant stale Wallace's announced intentions WAHHINUTON. Sept. 17, UP) hell here on Oct. 10 by the PHILADE! rrie* officer, ha* announce*) —The OPA today announced (ho of continuing to - speak against 40 and 8. This will Ire marked by ! M asaacW lv ig n t~ N e a r Oviedo at ho wilt* ho In Sanfcrd «n first major change In rent emu the administration foreign policy a parade, and a wreck will he UP)— Th* 1 ; The direction waa (ted a* the — -----flep . 26 for the purpose nf a ssist­ truls. During tha coming winter have placed the president in a staged, it was promised by Ches­ *«tU today a t a fairly actlra o o f tha P ro .' Jamaa Out, Jr. and jpuy Trie- ing all veteran* or their depen­ season, OPA - said, certain accom difficult position. Observers say t e r Wilier wb" a ate I that the new pretidln, losses of 1 to S o t i it Episcopal ireh In th e ;k e tt, Jr. narrowly escaped ser* dent* with any claim or benpfit mudatiorir in wintei1 resort arcs* the I’resident w ill have to de­ “ w reck" wotfH* ba managed by were widely dl»|ributi ' ' lout Injury last gvanlng a t about to which they may be entitled on uill he frred of rent controls. cide whether to let Wallace conth# Orlando Volture. day. .Dealings ilowcc ^tmry^iwg |herilL DTD. S:S 0 o'clock, whan the 1034 account cf military service. H r, The ag*f«T I * m » hoFever, Hint Untie criticisrp of the adminis­ g g d . near tha cloaa. a p Shsrill succeeds the Right Ford Coupe, In w h k h tjiey were Lancaster will be at tha County cmy a limited-number of housing tration's foreign policy or to ask hacks war* reduced t wtd Henry 8L George Tuc- riding, ovyrturned about three O ffice at 3:00 P. M unit* will tw affected, fiuipcnxlmi for Wallace's resignation from MONEY MISSING » f nf Richmond, Va. rvaorfa will- be effective from th* cahtnsL RED S D EN Y DISPATCH Oviedo road. of- the retil belling* In the winter Henry McLaulin, optometrist. MUATTERA reported to ° r u 1 .to kjay 111, 1»47. Boys State Group Western Powers Are Charged With Is Welcomed At Seeking To Establish Bridgehead In Trieste For Military Action i PlnnH Art* Chief tan Issues New Blast At U.: o. rnlicies; KiwaniicTo Attend Joint Meet Tonight n,ili,“ry- .... ; Three Fislierhien Are Arrested Hy Warden Argentine, Britain Sign M onetary Artd Trade Pact Today Observers Speculating Today Over Outcome Of Wallace, Truman Meet Mead (ir«u|» Victim I.nhdun Says Wallace Of Riant Ry Thomas And Hynit‘8 Cannot Roth Re In Cabinet Zacchinis Ready For Act With New Cannon DPA Reveals Change In Rent Controls Kept-. h*'c* ^because of a washout In th* road where Sonjsspread te one had placed « sapling, to,-warn Avenue. He.trfJ rollce that a slit [than 100 faml :h*ve moved motoriate, Th# car went late the door to Ibe star* was found open JInto vacant h ry camp* In ditch when they suddenly- cam* thk morning when he arrived arnTtwo Uriahaha at bo. A spoke*. upon- th* -sapling and tried ,t* that th* front door w«a; properly {man for H Ithy. . . . .iifiUera say* fockat, Meet nf Ih* missing money, f*-— -*“ .ha.aarihua *■” • there will treubU if was Ih a cabinet drawer ln’ lh*|th* th . authoriHgi , U.h o riti^ try 10 .T,c. te h at* been stftouily injunjd. Th* ««mp« waa. U kan to RaUUfa. sKStSdCriiaJLiffi: ing from hi* office on Magnolia h t| lira IIa. t s r v .' s s L [h r t u ' s : r . ’o f l AMULl Nf l America to the- affect .that ' Ruseian regiment* are in *0 la along tha border of ece. Moscow announced tha lal today and charged that rep o rt- was made to cover provocative action* of Orach •li«t Fgsdjt*. B lllt* SEIZED LONG BBAUfl. Calif. Sept. 1L — The Coast Guard announcv-l ay that It has sclxcd the luxurinut gamlillng ship, the' Hunk->r Hill, fur what C. calls a vlijlation c f frdaral law. The pamblimj Ihlp Is optrrfad by T6ny Carngro thrall*. *. a Maitih. 1.it it>i I V|i|fct»r sjiivki* nbtiiil |»nr 1ivuIatIx lli«s i»ilr..ji,| whirli rolliiliirt! Mi»v l*H|.|»rr rhar^ttd Umi id ihnj *:im ‘ r .t - i.h*m Tty* imtfi It-itl i-'t ;i lihblu-i! skh»t th| S«*naUir calU'«l ^ jn'liry nf At.1 ,«,* nfum si th# t» iiiiitiril'* wulltuul. H«* ilrclMrw! thin \V hit Mrs ji«i( wiitlXil a Irlfin iifft*rm^ . ..ncihrtlh'fi while tlic 1'tiYpMHnvnt fu lfil thf Inti that l hi* nflf* Hitt .tcurord* iVpjwi n ^ f i n t f tn Whitney as “ tli** nnhh'Ht ICmnaii nf Ihnn all.'* Hr urgiTf ttii* unUni U) tr-rlrCf Wh!lh*$'Niw it pi^iiitMit.* , Canada Asks U.N. Care Fur 1.1100,000 DLsularod IVrsons t.AFF S f r t N. Y . Sept. i -iiindn tinlay asked iln< Ilull mb Nit, bm* To lake cate <>f the' no,, mi111,in non-Crrman ii-fugct-* now- living In dl<ptaoed peraait Vain p i n, form er Axis territory. * The plea Was made today befoie the I \ . KioiMohic ainl Si* i.il Vaiin. l t he group now ini- l-'fuii- it „n \mein-an prop>»n| I,. , r f up ,io uiteinntmnsl refugee m gniuration whi c h w.tlll,) lobe !■ * rf file dl-pUfed |ii i *,<(,* pi'ildi-Hi lie,1 u n i w hen t' x Itti \ ...p ile . Iboking t h e ...... limit plan, f oibidirth .delegale Paul Marlin, wonn-d t h a t the peaceful recov­ et V..of Ktliolie may lie lietd up liidcfTmtely .if Ihe refugees ara iibninliiiied |i> tbelr. fate in occupit-d rimiitric*. J-ll*evvhere pi lb N- headifuar. ter* at la k e SuVce**, the Secur­ ity t’ouncil got ready for a vote mi ibe long debated Ukrainian • barge that (ire ere. aided hy (•rent ilrilatn. • i* a threat to peace In Ihe llolknn*. Kustla'a (Jrrmiyku U taking ig r r for the first time ;»* Security Council chili mini!, 17 . i/i'i Melee Anions Officers Ordered Investigated MEMPHIS. TennTT^pt. IT. The commanding general of the A ir Transport Command ha* ordered a comput e Investigation !** 'it Pijht >s«t week which Involved high-ranking mili­ tary persmincl. Associated Pies* photogtaphar Allen Hnipe* charged tha Lieu•••niint, - Colimet omt o'her A ir Force officers attacked hint and smashed hi* cahiera wihen h* i* -* to nr-'ogrnuh th** light. , f: � 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 16, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 16, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 16, 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/153c32e56c16ad9410282d1dfd5b7e8f.pdf efa26f719f72d828738b15e808c93d55 PDF Text Text o S '/n o e A . I 3 f ( W a T H * .o 2 5 v> $ 3 A > ?f* *. IT P 4— f i\ t �TH E WEATHER P n r tly clo u d y th is a f te r n o o n , tb p lg h t nt^d S a tu rd a y . S c a t t e r e d th u n d ershow era ' th is a f te r n o o n . S e v e re t r o p i ­ c a l storm , 3 8 0 m ilca n o rth e a s t o f M ia m i, p ioving n o rth e a s tw a rd a t 1 0 m ile s per h o u r. B e rm u d a h a s b e e n a lc rttM . U n ity T h e r e l « S tre n g th — * 4 Preisrt Ike n « « «f tW -W nrU ; 0 T i o m U the F r a m i ef A m criit; » rn tM r n t p r i l ; l a SsafarO. AN IN D E P E N D E N T v o lu m e xxxyii a h .y n f a v s p a i' e k SANFORD, F L O R ID A ) FRIDAY, S E P T . Albania Says 13, 1946 .—»--- • -- —-------4—J i--Associated Press Leased Wire ----------— Council Army Troopship^Loaded By GIb Telegraphs U. N. That ‘ , Regime In Athens" Is Attempting To , Provoke,. Conflict Free Parking Lot Made Available h Uptown Areja 1 LAKE SUCCESS, N ..Y ., Sept. 13, (/P)—Albania ndded fuel to the fire today' when delegates charged that the Monarchlst-Fa^ciat -ful* . ere of Greeco are trying to ttlr up a border war. The Al* banian Rovcrnment asserted; that the Athena regime is trying to( provoke an armed AmerianK Injured By Crcnade In Trieste Riot I’A It IS, Sept.” 13, (/P) — American delegate James Dunn .started another hot filiht today at the Paris Con­ ference when he ntijfK«»ted that the United Nations Security Council be given the job of governing Trieste when and if the Key Adri•little poet becomes « free,- lrftcriPitionar rity, - ** ' Another Lot To 0 c Set Up B y City «At Palntetto, Third St. K fire tfirkins lot last will a tctmmcdatp x, Irani .'Hut wu^'imoblli* hnn.lnvti made available nt tho ptblir a t.ih * lot aboUfnc Conimer.ial Street between Hoot and I’almrtto Avrnur. aid lm* ! nn-dfaii-ly sruib of the l-akrfrtlH .Soft bull ' field, it *(*$ an. ■ no|tnrnl thin morning CU,v j ‘Mahaust II, N. Sjtjrer. KDhv’ will) K|irtacr,| oi\ ‘he lot which*ban en t trances on Palmi-ttn aiull II *»5 _ Avtrtiiir*, IfraM has brew tEoUinmied. > i f h i • lot 'will he a courenlonn President to moliirieta who wrrk to the f i arrival downtown area/ nod Is- rear to the'para- the' shoppingdistrict An-» hi* are Bfmtn the ctly na-ncu lot at tlt» rornrr nt rnitlomli area lo be used tor lire parkin* 1' I’almettn . Avi mu* rtlil Third Street, which Is also conveu! rt ' tov Ihe Host Office and lm*lt*tm*f 'C S area. “ • R. ( handler, manager of ■a ,lhe Stpodari Oil Killinj StatSon H LQ at North I'ark Avi-mr nod Ful Jon Street, announced this m en• ing that free parking wmitrt too e n m r r allowrd. on the slaticn lo‘, g r*»“ twills. . Tbs new testimony was re. (wired by the United' Nation! Security Council inn the Btiulaii* backed chart's that Greece is a threat to peace in the Balkan*, 5: iDmm's propo**) vm* in line I * with the ilrtlniim of the Big ijj Four fc’hreign Min inters Council. T Aualrnlinrr* rtrlegnttt W, II.' w llodrxon liuim-dfnlrly . criticised ■ *1111)1 proposal. lip hei,| the Securlt>' .Council I* not fit to rule ■ Tricftp. — that the,. -Security ■ Council tin, t-onie into iUirepute I h«-iiu»o of the orbitrnry use of ■ Ihi' veto (lower by some of (ta I picmheri. He lii-etar-rd that 1st* ting the 'council govern Trieste would riin.tilule n threat to World pesre. ' Sail) Hodgson: "The uie of the veto power iti the Security I iVonril In . lo-eo arbitrary, frre*p")>^il.le ho,I tin (atorisl end has t,i iin,* f>i Mi,. r,»o tint into illsirpntr tlirnllgh"ill |hf world." rSIKl I ullgiili* were s o m e w h a t si)' t.if.1 o at,ark at the sharpness of r'eil i I ll,»|K„in’. attack. At first n,nl clniir,- Im c imemo apparently __ Ilpported Ru.'sla's V. M. Molotm who litul t-krptirally demand, n! fur i tier information on the Von to .in plan for administering ' Tiii-'li- It was also recalled that i ''"I Ilialg.aii bad in the p%»tI I I l" ''" i'iithly critical of Russia's ine of the ' 4 n I" the Securijy i oooril. Hfttffc*on wan a council iiot- delegate, before going to Parts 1 J ' (or the confeii-nre, amt ho h*d ter.word, many times with Kan the Soviet council member, ■ * Aoiliei (iVoiiiyko. 1,11 liwljrewn ‘raid unlay that to '("(1 the Trieste ■pie at ion in ths ,h<- IijiI hIh of the Secn n iy Council uioihl "insure making the plan t,,r oiiwnrknlde." In/irad, Aut•he Italian argtird. Trleslo should be " " " governed by a rouncil represent­ ing the United States, (treat dr- lirilnln, Soviet ItiMnia, France (be mid three uthi-i nations.------- ■ the meeting pSt for .today' on the complaint against p the Uriwk Government. At Ins request o f United ‘ States detsfale HcHchel Johnson, who is Indisposed, the meeting was deferred U ntil.2:^0. P. M„ Kastern Daylight Time, tn Monday. The latest Albanian complaint ne'serta that the Graek government wants a border war as a pretext for moving Into southern Albania. The original complaint against Greeco was filed, by th^ Soviet Ukraine. Brisk Construction Activity Reported y-f^ »J* _ »- ----loqig'^fUi'liy ,twl . .** o ft ” , , ■ ' ifff •ote* business property In V Mng« i woodl; mortly pf .cement bUelir#nstnieHonv hs* Veen reported .to have taken piece fluring th­ ree! year * by lira. Anna l*. .Manllk, resident Hetnes have beefl built by l|#r* men Jean (two), itIf, J . Wells, Jr^ David Uvfngttrm,. Henry Heath, Forest French. Shelly Nsrlii Colbert Peace, W. A. C*rtw riga Willitm Bodger, EdwiiH Johnson. l« It. Ptyne, Phil Wtd. dis,- C,- K, Jordan, A. II. nranlly, Thomas illaigh t and B ryant Wat* pen. •' a ' lleuse*. are dew being con* strutted by M. B. Blankenship. O. H, Snodgrass, ' N. G. . I/Jper, sowtni; Ifbofe,' 1Benjamin .Stum, L. R, North and Fi l l . Button. A -garage apartment le being constructed by ' H o m e r S c o tt, business blocks by L. It. Payne, Week la rttnr* hy Bobbie Jo« ; LaGuardia For New ; World Food Board V. WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.' (jp) UNRRA Director G e n e r a l 4 Elorella UC.uenll* declared tO. day that the plan for a ‘ World' fowl board and International brie* stabilisation if the hope of the world. Tho plan was con* Australian Declares Veto Power Would • Make Plan Unwork­ able In Council arre-l yesterday by Orange > |U O U U M l’ H I J U r i f l g min,ile County Cfanm-L 'Ths .............. .. ---------------------MllUlae* smmcrce ts putting on cmuity deputies ol1 Paul fi pi'to secure the signs- el, ex* convict and hh I percent of the nwn*a la*. Donnie Hullock, of acreage in Seminole County confe**k>«r from the former that so petition thu Jleapd u f.hn hxd stotoo a HMO Plymouth DnrlrT^the numUi-of AuguiL, Two Kttads And Area 7.^ . s aCvrnmlsslonenr ■ * — County to *hold j sedan. th«------ 3 -ty bfAV. R. Rain* |rgf Mnee we re acted tiprli by lleT At ^ t a t p Alar H o t n roferomhim ’election to deter* [ r f ,1 |J i f e l 5 ’ Method lit worksM. *i'h et by I mln» whether a county fira c o n * (front of To Be Ucsurfiiml ■veiling, according v'* ll» ^ " f irr «* trot u tit should l>o established i Church H was repot it'd tiwlny. at the mri- mg and IMaintained. Manager Ed* to; police. war,| liggins said today. "This . The I h, minus four '>/ « « » > ^ * * * ' ” '? wmoiiucrd Uiwl s™!'*d taq* tor |uvs,„&Qd hr .'ifljo, Rfit Cr&M by Mr*. A* Ia a vIII* tn* iirol'cli will he received urt Uion.s CIuF» InvestipctitioiX has . to tie before the wheeU si flteeday where it h*>ma service chairman, Oct ,i Ttu*f tncliid' « uml.'htiu1 County / Commissioners at their was fdnn jyition To Be Head-mil on Rood ISd Thuro wi» a nottraMe lom i-o minmf, mail mix pevfftirtd nml October meeting.1* Mr. Higgins h*A-hf«it ake Aeiilemy bje in letters, wires and financial n*- tnr.ilriit.il items im Ituatl 20J l r added, "so that the proposition, of Mho F cd Ity H arry Robson Iwren Ro.ul 5TO III CJvtfdo nml ran be jiut on a ballot for the Stati llii Patrotmnn I*. G. distance given to servic-im-n, v Road tl TTie lrtirMi of the Toed l* general election. In November." j Render. * It .W it on erana and Ihelr depehder.1* '> opproxltiiitirly *i 4:m ipi'-.-'j "T h e •Chemlier. o f Commercn ,lh" '*r« J !*,! Inrat ^ileOutP,. Ini last'twp ntOlllhs, .she ' Atiollict project i> Ja-llcf-u ivilntv Kri-c atlrm pled to bring this nbout " inf’SSK »>" «■"■ on the Oraimr Rrmtiiotc Ctmiitj' g(rj.s iippmiinialtly a year ago, hut lh* t lt,e J from the loot chairman, said that ahe h>i. t till-' Mititlt of A|»ipki for n ill'- Wilt eeeunrd the signature of person* *'M 1,0 1 t|»l’n .finer* ne*r complete the knitting i|u it« tsrirr nl 10, mlK Mfh llm'lo'k club controlling 60,000 acre*, which ~ u , “A m he ami Hinlocii ' next January ami sdvi.ej brie atiirjiiiii rtiitu ;uid resur-.eptu wee a b o u iy o percent of thosel i ore*'- (-1 |T Oraifge Gognbt. unteara -who are i|iteresir.t fg'TIi-t.tlii- lull -wtiltli of tlir pavr* required' Smce then, Manager 1 ^ ^ . ,, " 7 ' (wrte* amt M. W. helping lo romplete thi* pf" ' "" tn*ill *Tth.jtfplnilllr roBctttT. Higgins ha* been assured hy^ Deputies u>, crnlacl her. L aI ttu- t(*(i(i»nl Hidte f?jl^llrr;,, ■ever*) luxe tand, owner* that ( Hand laid to|i. fj. Crumley chapter >b r» lm *rktl, titiU will uc taken In surthey would favor the formation Bh*rl*‘ * County deputies roaT1 read the treasurers* tm ui in jfs rr 3hit) (quarr jr.vjtli Dl tirix on of khla unlb and it Is hoped day that 1 .wogking on the , hp ,baenre of.Ned kmith. I'l is ' Orj Iii llmerork In r with bllumln* that it can be accomplished thle »IW J9ui Mirluc' tr<*ijtiiirlit v ev . beMeri and petition eheeta ease, . . . were discussed for the tom Mlllstaget was mon|h,, , NollllraMon n| the arlUili t-ik-n hare been mailed to ell the Orange FBI r*«nda In on ltw.*r project* by I tin Ntatn llosd Urge property owner* in th£ Arrordl 1(142 from Joliet,f DrparUornl wu.' gliv-n toitny In County requnsting their slgna* paroled li CAP Parley To He Snnstor l.lnyd f* Ibiiln and Ript*. tufa and eupport. ; III. priso M II Hinltli bv P WkIii * VTtnafU a most; Important pro* Held In Orlando sentsllvBavins'. 1j 14lrn1.u1 of *.hn drpittjrrt f i . r ‘ -our ‘ cotmty. ns the * nt **rt* mnnl. l atipual fin* loerj*.enormous and1^. d l the, co st oP.UglntaininF.-ths unit |U r , M l ^......................... . SSteiai Month Of August Wd Probe Of Safety Controls Near Schools Ordered Higgins Approves Jaycue Action On Hospital Survey*" hihvard lliggtiia, msnager or Ilip Seminole County Chamber of Comiuerce. declared- today In a li-tlrr to 'thn .tunlor Thamber uf (ninmerrp ttin* thn senior trade lunly uns in favor of the action nvetiIty taken by (tin dayerce, to g ,l- « suivcv roftdiictod here to drterniine ttuI* fo, hospital lntlllln-'. Tin* Jayner-i rrfcnlly rn|uested tin* Hot nli Improvement Comiiil'flnii to ...... . a survey here iindrr |irnn»n>n» nintatnrd in e Imipitnl program passed hy Congiesn. Kyle McMillan Hurt ... In DcLand Accident fj2 PtMindn Of Cb^JiRc Kvir M ruuun. former ain 'I^movcd From McterH ah)« to actomfilsh. thin hbjecilve ln<9. . J.*< this year. The active silhoArt of bT?thtT '1?1 alt cltlaen i i. requeetod." . 1 ■ Mr. lilg'gini also aaasrted that 3 later In ; the month ,th# service . nf W ilJiini F. Jacobs of the Florida Forest and Park Service w ill'be obtained, ta assist in this mifl nsssm sii, liras ne - 'C iy fsWpnign, HldlKOrf EMDN CXJUlUr - * . hopofsl that the ptan wxmtd be Pvt, lit Roy Hickson. Biiilmd pul* Into effect.' Ho al(ded there youth, has completed. ri«td *i*ks Artonling tn Garm, the accident ■Will beV oppoeHiorj from .what he of training as a stbgtcsl Uctuiktm happeiH-d when tho machine hit Charles E. Morris caikd. thee# great food pro* st the Medical Deperlmnil EhIN d a hump nr*r (.hp R°*,j Dcduccr* who do al] their planting Died Thursday N ight Found By Coastguard Trchnlctan* School. Ftrookr At my rmrtment lieailijiiartcre in Ik-I.nnd. Medical Oentcr, Fort 8om Houm-pii, Oeno said that McMillan wsa tad fertilising on tkkertap# Texas, aMondlng to an ahnoutm- tvkcn lc .taytona llnn-h and If ' Charles father" o f ' ? * #* • A ment today by General John M,; tieli'vrd In have austMlned » Guard M m today found* Mfs. Ja c k Burney of Banford, Coast ^ broken hack. D charter fishing, limit adrift WllUa, cotnmandant.. died a t the home of another • .daughter ]n Winter Park task 06 miles sodtlf- of Miami. Th«* tmal, which bad loat it* twarinir« night . a t ,R -.20 o'clock, Mr.' Morris, who wa, bora* J * * " * * ? W i t l p w « ‘ * nA Mar. 10, I8 t4 , in Middleboome, Bimini, bad •board her the son; NEW YORK. frp t. <*>~ W. Va.» had been a lifelong * n<1 <Uu^ L « * H ubert Pulit*, s.The maritime strike became resident of Wetortvllle. W. Va. ■ » . • member «f the famou.r , Fnnkidnwaa today, ,Tho CIO Mari* HI w as a member of.tbe Mawnle, n* ;'P » J^ r ^ r * C liff Ablea. chairman or ih* ;iim * Union seamen, went on (jtiiepehlp Committee of Hie ago and- for • ttoie mad* hie (Mnger a y V ^ J s h l p would Hemlnole County Junior Cham* her of* Commerce, announrr^ to­ day that the Jaycees would sponl , lire. Charles E. Morris of Win•or another “Get Out the Volo*f l tar Park; fggr daughters. Mre. campaign In eonnoctlon with Hid r 5.“™?* e( «Mrfo»dt Mre. George general election to be held <>n , Wocde «f Whiter parks Mrs. No*. % . Mona Riggs of Orlando: Mre* Mr. Abies said that the r*m. Mi llig firi' wroii- "We •are very tmictt* in favor of this propi-vilhrti, and when you have r«* n-iv-'tl n rnply front thn ' IHdeidX hitprovgrnrnt Coinmissinn and ad* vise iix whnrn* Vtn fit in the pic^urr, wp will lm-*very glad ta rlKp^•f^ttr.', f Jitie Hope Held For Knd Of Truck Strike Jaycees To Sponsor “Get Out The Vote Campaign" For Next' Elei Goes On Strike Today Veterans Service Any veteran In need of serf, k-e (free of charge) In any of the following ratygorka la re­ quested to visit the office of Uie responsible agencies listed > below; Coordinator — E. I), carter AtlanUe National Bank Buildr APPROVAL NOT CLEAR suited' fl * ■" itruovB declared « ARM*TROVH DISCHARGED , ‘ Pfc: l,*Hi K. Arnislring, Jr., ha i lo-iit hiniorablv dischargct from the Unitml State* Mirttle (nrpi at Sin Diego. Calif, aernrdi.-g to Infurmntton recslved today. Atin strung visited relativM nml friinds*In l.-filo jim , Ky^ etiiil to . Sanford. He has enterrd. {jvmin-dp lliirh School anj is ■WASHINGTON, 8ept. 13, ffp) - Undersecretary. of Elate W il­ liam •Clayton said , M ay that President T ru m a n 'j' approval of Secretary Wall ace I foreign polity speech was not quite cleaV to him- Clayton- declined to nay whether lu'm lght maan a change In -Atn<-rfran Kmploypient — U. B. B npluynw'nt Hervlce, 112 North Park Avenue. Vocational Training and Edu­ ce Uon —: T. W. Lawton, Oourt House. • legal Aaalstance. ItospttaUisllon And State Ocrvkw Ottleer — Contact through Uoyd F. Doyle. County Service Officer, Taksch Building. Homo Service /Asaletange/ to Rmtcemen. e i -Servicemen t end tlpfr -Dependents- — AreeTkaa Red Cross. Lakefronl BouMrard. Veterans AdmmttlraUoa — Martin M Rudlth. aberifTa Otflee every Tuesday. �F R lD A V rS E K - THE SAN FOWL) H EKA Lt>r^ttK< 2ftl)tja « O K lD A sh Official Faces Problem Of K^settiinjr Over 6,000,000 People Uy LAHItY AI.I.KN . Al*. Newsfraturvtf. W ARSAW —-One of "the hush-CL man In Pcdumr,alight. hln'ndlsh, a le r t 45-year-old Winds.law Wolsk i. vice minister o f public admin­ istration , in work!nif’ ftitflil no,I day to p at the finish Iin: touches oti. line nf. hlatory's biggest migrations-the repatriation and jcsgHli-mtml o f Approximately fi.fiOp.OOO Pole*. A fte r nearly two year* <>f work, he think* hi* job now I* about 75 percent ramplcled and he hopes to w rit* flnla to the cntlrg ta*k by (he e n d 'o f this year. .Into W nUki’a hand*, the goveminent iilurtd the exacting, work' «f not only expelling about 8,000000. (Jrrnm n* from Poland'* old und’ iiew ternflirlM after thy end of. the w ar, hut also nf bringing hack on* estimated t,()(i0,00fl to fJJKHU'bO- Pidv* scattered. abroad through lh«' tides of conflict In the that nix vcunr.e 1’rogrrsx In lisle Pp to August, Wobkl estimated^ IU0n,(K]O Pole* had returned td their homeland from eastern and NEW TWISTS d sv sr little DICKEYS Lively tou ches for new suits, co m p lem en ts for old favoriteat VeraalUe dickey* w q rk magic with n eck lin e * o f your d ark fa ll dreaoao, loot Semidallored dickeys high * l the nock. F in n rayon poplin in fall color*. W rsp-around.dickeys with rulllc-edged neckline*^ Sh eer rsyon. , 1.91 ■mtefii/ countries.' One o f the ilgKtat chunk* nf humanity it t ill (waiting repatriation i« 500.1KKI 'olei in the British and. Acmican !tt\e« o f occupied. Germany. .While all (4 thla incoming movenrnt hit* been going on, Wolskk, on, ha* been busy iliret tinvr the SmrxfiT of million* of Pole* from Jcntral Poland into the weirtern »,^itorfe*--the Harwta absurbc-c from Eastern- German* and * r ranging for thvir resettlement 'hr-ri1. . • ; *• * lie onl ini a ted • that 2.(HKj ,IHK Pole*, had ' nlii ady •lieen inn vet from central Poland to the tml .tipi tr#Me»*. woulfl-bi- 5JKJO.IHK there farm ing new land*' and run .ilnujiuhrdlie* by the ertll of HHC, Hrraplurlng f .i i r Slock - * Of the total repatriated up ti Tugust, Wolskl *anl 1,744.Till hui come from western Euruprut countries and I ,.100,000 from tin list. Eastern repatriation* ni-artci 'ate in 1011 In wake of the Hu* dun advance toward ilerlin. lie •aid those who came from the east brought witji them 72,07(1 hom e*. 'll tad uf cattle; 02,121 and H2,04 5 sheep and gont* Out of an estimated 5,00fl,0tt( '■email* on, Polish sail at the nd of tire war, all hut approxinately 1,000,000 now have gone 'nluntnrily or ’ been expelled to fermany, the vlce-rolnistbr re ­ ported. Ijirk- of transport lift* mused some -rifcluy*. However, fibre February anil up to August, aore tlinn 1,000,000 Hermans were ••xnrlled. Most nf those now ir Polntnl are in the Kbwer Hilesim territory. Wolskl emphasised that tin Germnna were- Ining cleared out district by district anij*tuunty b) -ounty, n* rapidly-as |>usslble. Tin ctlv of O lsityn— formerly Allen -lefn in - Hast Prussia —Is one n the siHits recently eteured of (ic r man*. In Warsaw, jg(iverim«ril .in Ihoritle*' are piHtiny fn work 5,<H1' Cciuuut piisiiptis ju/ par—siLwcidirsy wh-Tt tlle7~*y»fainatlciillv tain dellhriatcly dustruyed h',u «oto limisc. Allliiiuch not numinu them. Wol ski rluif uol ill n recent press ran frrcnrn that "IliitU h sihI itn ir il can military . authiiritii-s ‘ nm , 11NIt It A , ofllrlal*H In <kW|TTit *unei In . O etinany were iTNlru mental In hinderipg the ,e lu r, uf Pol,*’, lie also cliargr.l Dial Igriit* iif the former fymiloii Y-*ivrnircnl were active- atmititf the •tbplacirl Poles and propatfamlixiup ui’iiinst n leturn lo tin- burnt' Itilul, iiltbuo,:b ralinlri iiitlvlt* was dented to tfovernmenl reprr* -eritativya. Chargr* llritl»h Mlslfealmrnl Wolski also accused llrili-b mil tnrj nfltiiiil- in camps at W allin -tail! and llalcndarf with mis ireolimr and insulting Pule*. Wobki L* a member.of the Com IIIuniat. IAtikC-tl Polish . W trkeli party, lie also has ileult with i tnUtfli situation in bandlim; tin ’ Lkrainian pniblern. Ilu psiimnieri ihat 4M2,noO IJwtalniaiis, mostly southeastern Poland, hud H o rn been svnt to Soviet Hussiu and also ;|O.OU<) White HuSsimi*. Wolski said, that many of the trrrffrislle nttarks - luriied on auair-t Poles in 4uuthcaslcni Pie BUMPER CROP PILES UP 17I.J4I.OOO au. 141,441,000 au. 11411^000 au." 1.071.177.000 au, 1.111.143.000 au. i,m ,ii4 ,o o o au. 15.100.000 1U 14.154.000 au. 11.410.000 au. BUMPER GRAIN CBOPJ In the United States have tome at a v ital time, enabling Agriculture Secretary Clinton AndersobHe-ennounce a new •sport policy on wheat to foreign countries In excess of the 250,000,000 bushels previously committed, and causing the Price Decontrol Board to defer restoring price ceilings on grain. T h e wheat crop, a lo n e . In the nortliweat, waa one fourth higher than in 1845, its beat previous year. Th* above chart, figures for which‘were .obtained from th e United Stales Department of Agriculture, shows the three-year ris e tn U>e major crops. A serious shortage of box-cars has caused surplus wheat (Inlem atlcm al) to be piled In hug* mounds outside grain elevators. 13, 19«6 Superstitious Players^ W ear Uniform No. 13 7 • .Hr FRANK ECU . . A P Newsfeatum Hports Editor N EW Y O RK -O f all the glhiete* w ho weir numbera on their unifoiTns, baseball players In general a>e regarded •as 'th e most super­ stitio u s lot—yet It' la surprising to And in the N ation al. League live hurlerk'wBo wear No 13. And to­ d a y Is Friday, th e nth. Wonder w h at will happen tt they pitch to­ day? ■ A t least ortc ol them will not be tn n et torn He la Clauds Paaaeau Pasaesu of tiie Chicago Cubs who turned tn the mart brilliant World Series trium ph of all tln te last fall when h e pitched a 3-0 anr-hUter against th e Detroit T igers. Paweau re­ c e n tly hurl his b a c k when be b li a homo run and hts pitching futurd' L«. in doubt. He won nine and lo s t eight UiU-ysar. 1 Tl»e other w rarrm of 11 In the sen io r league aw Kirby Hlgfcg of th e Brooklyn Dodger*: a a ^ le y i R o d i Barrel! o f the HI. touts Cardinal*. Its I. Schumacher. of'the Now York Chants and Men Cooper #'11tf • #4 ,lr.M * ' v w—* Jof th e |V Baiton B ra v H .- " ■J : *w When* the Bepteniber prop apt d r iv e ■began,lilgbe was ‘-he Idafithf p itch e r In the league with it win* arul live deleais.’ He had had Skin­ ning Atrraks id eight and (uur.’Hlg w ore this number when he pitched f In th e circuit, one y ear kept grad­ u atin g vhls number. When he wan hts IStli game he took No. it and continued the sequence ol bearing a high er tiutnWr en«h tbne. Bui the n ext year m * toe^imllnal de­ cided on llondatuckM tiU . ' -t M o ri's I-Id etnnber wiu»' the C ard s Is now Worn T»y Red Bar- our money in Sanford with Sanford m e r c h a n ts . VVE PAY (axes in Sanford— for OUR achoola, city a ^ County. . \VE M V E H E R E — w i t h you, w e s tr iv e to p lease y o u — V o o f f e r q u a lity w d rk m a n s h jp lq o u r p h o to g ra p h s . W e e x p e c t to s e r v e you tim e a f t e r tiiq c, n o t , j u s t [member, a fatal * I ranger is NOT going to GIVE OU s o m e th in g of real valqe. • . PRACTICALLY every service in photography be obtained at the following studios price and a high standard of qpality, t h i N k t h is o v e r YO U R HOMC TOW N ' PHOTOGRAPHERS I atari y r n » f,! coldrrd. !a'resident of Banford for rf number of years, died Tuttday morning, at hUlunnc on E a s t Fourth B tn-ct. after a short lllheaa. Hr l» survived •to hit wid­ ow. Fannie E •• Krtrier; Otto daughter, lour* F . >Mlton: two brothers. Ruben E Frasier, fir. ofUt I arul*. Mu. and Jr.v c E Hauler of;C hicago, III,, and several nicer* anil rifplisyi Funeral services were riTyrduied lo tyi lirld tliLn aiumnon at 4 :0 0 o’clock at -th e Bt Jamev A. M E Church WE ARE FOR SANFORDRobert U Cox - Raymond Studid Nicholl.4 Studio. -.Wieboldt Studio ^5 msmm SCOTT'^SCRAP BOOK By R. i. SCOTT COMMANDING OINHAt of the U. S. Army A ir Form. Gen. Carl Spaati (right) swaps w'.ir tale* with Cjd. Alfred O vcflce, Of Brooklyn, N . Y ., at the Veteran* nf F|>rc1gn War* national encampment In Boston, bias*. Spsstt addressed the veterans-group,. (International Soundpholo) 2 .9 8 ’ MCXIYI IN StMftl AMI WlAfAldUMO 5TYUI. I.N Ti«luy theta die only ntm-d 52,001)*abfftigliws left In Austral la. > ,« * * . A . M E L < l N q I C E B E R G m S A L f. W ^ E I L P R O D U C E S -TH R EE C U R R E N T S - / J t * A COLD S A k f V/A-TEfL CURktHT n /| 0 T c - •<r2) A RorIzomiX l ------ - , .n l* 4 (2 A .r ’ Yrit f ■— fJ) - A SURFACE C U R R EM < OF M ELfED BERC W A T ER costum e v/ow4 a y fn t chief m aciy Trat OffHEALSATlAk •YlLLAfJE * \ OF a U B o U R q K TltERE A d rfd * H ik Wo e r rld m Th 7 e f is h t r a in in g Ho m in q / E S - <(<£ ftfM O A A .5011 SURVIVOB pf tlte plane bri*h near Elko, Nw„ In which three tncmbrn of hi* family and IB others were Xifled, 1‘elsr link , 3. 01 tlruiiklyn,^,Y., brahuwn rew verlrig In a hospItaL (fnfernatlcmal) IT a ttach es iTs e l f To WHALES AHD SHARKS A HBAITY WltCOMI ti bestowed on Weld Marshal Sir B ernard Law Montgomery, Chief bt Ui4 yfrltlah Imperial Staff, (left), by Gen. Dwight D. Ktrtnbowcr, U. 3. Chief of Stall, fojtowlng Uie fortner'a a rriv a l By iplans in Washington.’ Montgomery will confer with PiWtldent T rum an ; and U, B. Chiefs ef Staff during hts vtslt ( Internstielsl Seundphote) ft rr* R ffC IP E S A T S ^ A D t? A HAND FULL IHI3F -MOW4*-*/ T-TH1S IS H-MUKT WOkSl THAN IT IS ikiawftv aitstMNT * VKttOvv, „ SOUTHERN BRIAD IS SO Tg m CAN ALWAYS 1 ENJOY *T -A N Y ' lY lM t.A N Y PLACE delicious y o u WANT ftOMSb OVEWAIU3HT7 m of a p ig e o M the u s . a r m y BEQIHS WHEH The Bl^D 1$ ItoliR * W E E K S 01*0 i SJANLEY FULL O' TALK A �rR ID fry , SEPT. >3 , -1946 lilt SANLUKD HERALD, bANFURD, F L U ltlU A I’A L L *)* *1**!•♦> v * > <♦ ♦>♦> ♦> ♦♦♦v %♦♦> \* %♦•!*<• v *> 1 HULL *1*<♦ ♦> *1**1*❖ W hite W o m en W orks W ant to W ork in a M od ern G arm ent F a cto ry ^ K on ‘Hlian Unity Fou n d ed iti TO BE LOCATED AT* -NAVAL AIK STATION * % Things Are Moving CaSt-The Outlook Is Even i\lore IVdi First Hoped For. ; Marjory Slanrm n Dou|la. Nr» llfr came tart spring to thi only truly co-operative' comrnumly in Flurida and oils of the fery few rrmasuing-In the United S tatu , wlu-n Ntiipiv t Iretrie light nd nptjftE—Jgb*. brought to the oTv .Tinn unity at Kstero, Flor* la.- The blown old buildings by lovely Hatcro Jtivcr, among their Ihtm-and acre* -o f park and uncle ami gardrn and plneland S rUllfly bamlnm rln-lt rtri .Teed out of Chicago in JliHl with sure fnthu«!a»m that they had foCtid the right way of thinking and living. - BtiltVs la Celibacy They gave up their money and their properly and household goods gladly to the common ownership. Husbands and wlvdii Separated the Community b** iIfcf In celibacy to live In the brothers* or the sisters' dormitories amt work or teach or direct while their children went to ths excel. lent fhvmniunity school and shared play under specia' guides. There .teas money enough then to stock the Community With enough,for tlieJr excellent plain living, for 'l o a l s BlTTho river by Which they made the long passage back and orth froth Ft. Myera or went on denies.to their beaeh houies on found Key and Eitcro Beach, m ) "hey had colored serranta for tha J ousrhold task* and the Oovsmors idtight land and mod* land, which ater would make them poor. .z .F e o p le :came ftem aserywher* to the conccfti" and PtaV» *hd leeturcs.jn 4hc A rt Hall The annual . fiver pageant for P r. Teed’* birth­ day was the greatest (Mag the Winding Estero River Lid ever feen. The Community waa filled With interesting people - coming " 'Mure jmiiurtnok, alfltbupii nut so spectacular, they bud n rent spirit 'o f hflpfulne*. and quiet brothrrhoort, released u . tlicv wctc from money wnnies. that lies at tint heiitk of all that peaifful world they built. They hail made the Idea of complete co-opera­ tion. of voluntary communism, work. It win to lie utmost the last of all those (treat American com­ munities, like Oneida anil New Harmony, variously founded, but based on community thlnklnc and living, to exist today. The years bevao to take their loll. Children iffuw up and Imvinu learned trade* or profession*, wore allowed to in out Tit the World to marry if they chow / The fin* garden*, the herd o f Cows that had supplied their table were tuo much for thr aginr tirothei* to manage. They could afford no more servant*, people went away or died and few now fo n em * were made. The great store on Hid main trait south from F t. Myers, by the bridge over the lovkly'>UTt* of the river, was dusty and run down. The great broWtt (iuhrd building* sagged for laCfc of topairs. Yet the peace the remaining loyal members of tpd u h ttf had always known wdx Mill there af|<( they had many Important thing* loft. ,rT TJ r* puth* tin- only in inV Flmlila o t M|>|'|t Thru eyes ntr t iirhl .*u.l mtiiii 1, to*' r‘Om>iuiiiiv their VGifrr qlfi, t » ili tin W ony.' Hie qti. lum »n., uunlil ||u Ami there u r n y.nult. el■meniher* *m It.«lit ,>u( ’ KUrlrie t r t t . who hadjttown up tin e or "who he hint In in |.num.«..1 front Ft had been then n> ttilMien and 'Iyer* h u m the tent 1‘nler -hill I etu rued tiguu ft mi' thr world4* t., he .,-i unit anted Imi with nil trim Idee, who ivitited briskly, he ether tn-,‘i|, el uartlme their Ihmfitns* l ij mq. - uitt. I'dvtin.e vvn* it view t-rawl nhshg Over fh lie Lae ahile tieurpiull the pitul., n.t. Till Inly uvlu intor print rhiiVyJrfhi-ite the »totv th*- ' ItUlUInjil like's Urvd hewrl «ml lb* one littulype clanked fur n few. devoted tit t. ntii.ii, Iti.ither Alliouih every day idling type for ; bell .it.ul.l lutrdly keep it going, tho Amerlmn Fugle. which kept lint rimtllv. lifter im u . it recined. on coming out every week n» it the new t leetn c liyl.t service wa* had for forty one years under the *in«tttl!H editorship of Mr. Allen Andrew*,. Ciimiiiutiily 1* Growing M* by exeellenfe uf writing, i wraith of knuwledirr and tintir ThA |*r in the print inif in tc r ft in cvlTytiiinit to do i>»nr«'il Th%/ luiMt >in' i\u* at nifoUfi' a, it 11 tile plant vvmld uf vutith I'liit. nil ihiy ti>tij£, "t lit- a l n i t i ’* new piin h«fi tmtde it, the [mlvtiitidintt tm in I sttlrie-w m n l o r tb»* iiij*, f m n l hurtieuhurnl Weekly of the stole Jtwbii Hmf- in tin litrlVt■ bright c worl<mt*r» lenr tlmvn The American F«g!e-Was the first within «»n l of the cointtiunity. If tit, iilit the till! kU■(viiju timl uuiku if generator fttiled the j>rrj»» would j'iiii«|i'rn. Th« |h»\u i for flu l«un have to quit. tit>- ami the kifi*hriiw h u/ilitnlled Initli- Mon* pt'opir be Old Store Mod.tnilrd ie ftnek who 1in^ bre-h The bije old store huilduur. by i h r i * m thihlrcii, mv _going .. nt»«l i!Hy«*if tho umrmitting toil of other bow things younger member*. was- ttnn*- to work onthusiasticnlly. formed into the most modem and Now neat year n beautifully ___ _______________ _ anF* .laid ottlT railer l'«r|t. with recrea best-equipped of the kind where nbmif Of the Trail, Trull. f1 timl ground* ami unlk* by tinnbitig that part or lintels lii-gao to do all th>ir bu»l* little river, will In- opened to, ties* through the Kore*han Unity people who run appreciate lhe| •lorn Service. The aountry*Isle full lovely quiet uf K*lers>. ll huv all of peiqde bought there, t nr* uf been muds’ |Mi*"lhle by tio* to w touri*!* tiegao to slop more mol elertrie serVKjr^hildefly no n nuj tnofe frequently to shop turning women who have known |« 01*1 the counter* pileil with .a surpria* ilu-ic all their live* arr» tinvr re r 11 Ingly Varied and well!chn*en Lslired that their *oimd slmpliritv *tOcK. . * . .o f living, their kindly end r e l i t to ilefurr the store, great dull* of ways, will-lo- maintained. Kore bronze and gtwon eratqn* tvef* shall Unity i* busy and happy brought . out - fr6m ' th* plant and doing well again. Theie is nursery deepdildds* l*y thr great niutlc from tho music room tog house that trtia tha tINt unity, night* and people stroll around Inilldlmr w^ti'r* .ftA*' gefteratlon* to look at the qxrcllent pointings Tho brdthrri ami aisters live to BUT THE COMPANY MUST KNOW THERE WILL BE AMPLE LABOR BEFORE THEY ESTABLISH A FACTORY IN SAN­ FORD! r W o rn i* n Hi to will t r a i n y o u rs of a^u a r t * w h i i U m I! ail w o r k e r s ! H o o d w a n t ' s a r c p a id c o m p a ra b le lo e a l w o rk fo r women! O n H ow M an y W o rk e rs C a n H a d Is W a n te d A t O iic e W om en Workers WILL BK ll.SEir, AND WORK WOULD ItH POKTiTK FULL YEAR! iry, Fopullam and alngla tax_and wise and ripe oli| age* alOfr^'lpose preaident 'of the Aptertean Newspaper Guild and jlite to the Yoftferdnee. arose vAhen hLa turn came held high tntftrtcd4 * vLyou a good titd American toast—Bkol!" ' • • «■ ■ ■e • • *• t * ■■ 6 ambassador. Dr Welllrrgtoit. Koo, vyas holding leAttic*. Id the garden Of the embassy at T*m iff - *.j i '» AUCTIMI ■’ ■ ^ Itrintf or Mail the CouiHm.to the newsreel camera*. >t on his nose for ns«>' fen was a squirrel'* fuggy tall as h* scampered * It* House squirrel, of course! He moat likely Week Leaving jU» comfortable home In ’ 'Whit* House, he straightened hi* [love* arid attended the press coarok* It tp l , envoy, ap alert.l6oking. musiachrd. toed In a white suit and a maroun- T**bor* aboard t wag b ------------------ Seminole County ^Chamber nf Cummeree a I*. O .iJox 1581 - riiqne 51 • Sanford, Florida or tp United States Employment * COUPON! COUPON! » ‘ i (F ill Out CO M PLETE) l rf* NAME Mnrrit’tl? .:....................... Single? AC.t V . .. If murriftl, No. of Cliililnm .. J *1 ♦ Addri1! ! . ......*.««•••*••■ ............. .................. . I lione *■•••»**!•*• • (I f Any) . ! *• j BETTER YET— CALL in Person nl Either Officol S p r y ip e ! preme court handed down.a T Imadge figured would suit algrt laaue That single v anr > In n suit brought rda bus comspny. the high ---------- - - 1 ■ ---------- Uuu Miii latTcan. . mm m "f . . ' (TCI#— I a group of r take, to *aeib a _ thg to i th . . " Ha lap! . ■5 j . ■ >Ha* any right to tsU us what to do In Geo Ht fcatw that In Georgia, which-has thou* backward whiIf** be had a gpod ca se 1 DUbo. Rsault:—lb* governor's mansion. a Vlrglnu rt declared * . : if” shouted I of under* vadgs out* TTi# Oram).Canyon is C.000 fyet Journalist* conference deep at |ts deepest point. was of Greek ai Let's Open the Door fpr a REA|, FACTORY and a BIG PAYROLL! (Seminole County Chambpr of Commerce) �r PAGE FOUR .^ . FRIDAY. S E P T .-IO * 104fri- • JA N F O R D ^ F L O R ID A * -The Sanford Herald* KantlikW* la lawi ■ TM UkH (Mil/ 1*5*9* a*J««esr . H i *■■*»> ■' . It I* reported that'government officfnla are aerioualyl • *•■(•(*. KUH4a • 111 Map«lla A » m ---- ~ considering a repetition of fnent rationing, because of the'; sudden acute ahortage of meat. This shortage, whl$h v a a l predicted by OPA’a opponenta na a certain result of. the return of pripc ceilings, has become serious in cities, whose m eat supply is dependent upon shipments of cattle to stockyards. • .. A joint committee from the Office of Price Adminis­ tration nml the Department of Agriculture Is at present workiuK on tho problem. Even if tho return of rationing is decided to bo advisable, thero arc many obstacles ip the way of netting it up. Since the endlng-of -matt rationin'^ in November, 10-15,,,ihc organization for carrying it out has naturally faded out of the picture, gi;d tho problem of personnel would be immediate if tho commlttcq decided in favor of its return. ! t' i ; -»• I rv- - * »•-. it From tho point of view 6f the harried housewife, whose marketing problems have been many and irritating fur n period of years, the simplest solution, would seem to be the elimination of OPA meat controls,'thus ending the possibility of more rationing. Inuring the recent lapse of time since controls were lifted, the w.hole situation has seemed nearer to normal than at nny time since before the war. . . h Carrier, .waek Owe Meal* rtkree *••■■*» ---- --Me Mealfca . . . --------- Owa year ------- — —Tit eWIwaee ■■ellew rbaeka rr.ilaitea. mm* ewtertaAsaaewle iwe «»• -alstks turn*,, will ke ,< reealar •Seeetlatag ••Use s » « i* « te r I t m tsew rev'e-ek'e . la Ike aa|l»aai lleie el ««tee* ere a»al alslsee rs| elites la Ik* •“* ,Hael*el fceBassaerees ■aa Sew tr»rki. ______ "rk e IteesM U a mm MissGretchcn Lewis And Fiance Honored ANOTHER "VARIETY THAT BSffLES OG IETY EDITOR BUT tSKT •mwtAHY CLiRtf U rTBYA TfcliCK A N C* ^ 1 Sociq{ KCalendai A vS T E A M B O A T U of VhU T ' ^ T d a T 'M J M rou am l Mr* MnmUv «il * m Ut ii nn >UVP rrturncvl Irum n vacation rAe* ing of the W . S. V. S. with M r, Vv. g *®1 ,n 0 co r* U »n<> Asheville. N. it First*. Methodist Church **• Ch>pmap..leadii»«-U»a devot i on- : . I held et fl:00 P. M. with «' i,n ‘ h« ■'•»«»*■ of the chalrm-n I Ur< c c ; (Wh,'tp of j wks0Iuau Esrd meeting living held at ?">| vlc****»«lrm*n • Mr*. T. K- ,^ ,^ 5 on wcditreday t e 'r .d t . for K M. Mllson. secretary, prodded over % ^ on Ume wl, h ^ tram mrotln; of the W. M the meeting. Plans were made for collierDrown. 2434 Laurel Ave.. the P in t Oaptlit Church miU! communion *erviccm .In October , 1^ i, recovrnug ..um a major upd at 3:30 P. M. at the Chnreh 1 anil i also flowers f r r "the rhuren ’ rrallon . Circle No. S. Mra. John Lc*. \ The mytt meeting will be held * m chairman, leading. Topic at the home of Mra. J . K. Mr* Mr. and Mra. Harry Kolnon re­ e “The Christian Foundation Qitjlattd wl‘h Mra. J . C5. WalU ft* cently left for Cblumbla S. C. • O o ^ K W t h b O r J J ^ .’' ct>-hoateai. Mra. M. J . Morria where Mra. Kobson will via'.t Sunbeam. Jr. O. A. and Jr. end l l n , Chapman aervel re- relative* during the month. Mr. R- A. m c*t at the church at 3r3J •freahments to the following: Mr*. •Robinson will continue on a buy *.” • '• jM , L- W rltht. Mra. J . C. 'V alla,ling trip to -.A tlanta,'G a.. Halil : Mra. J . F. McClelland. Mrs. J . II, |more,'Philadelphia and Now Yor* ^OHJTlOl' i little things make the big difference .M rs. Stenstrom And tA"i,rr*°'i.*n,'nMr?- n' T1, u I T8. Currie Hostesses H (. r* • ii a. 1 Alao Mr*. 0. I.. Hark*. M r*.' ” > l r 8 . C u r n t * H o s t e s s e s AiWIe W ire. Mr*. W « MrKIm. 1 I ItIDAY, KEPT. i t. D»*k . PGAvL ' ‘V BTiRENtiill, ' COMKb ! H . N E ^ S . ' HA . W A I T M j !< • % P i-A t:E : 1 strength t j wilt ble», hi tPaalm W : t i . * •» . ■ ^ . G ovrn ur C-*’ . i ’ Vfnad heciln • deserve* every THROUGH .. i j H.NO i If io i i i hOUn-. ,ir a a;.d ttl.KS.SEl) i .1.1.1 kid j.'Jpc tono itUl peace.— !j. udvlineil ,. ,11 wtii.n delation. . Ruilding Permit* In Augu»t T o t a l |I2,Uiv — headline. And wh*l would Uivy nave occn If you could tiulldT ^ ‘ # Do you |i*e be in- Kovern- As a sopicwhat theoretical discussion, but with the thought.that a new chr may turn up eventually, the Ohio Motorist is publishing advice on how to break it in. Most people, have forgotten, it*s so long since the question came up. ' _ •' . Chief point'seems to DC to nssume that nothing has been checked and .drive gently, except fpr occasional short spurts of speed to lubricant tho inside of the motor. It is well to watch oil prexsurt), gas ConsumpUen, radiator temperiituro and tire wear. th$t may in ‘ . . idicato that The wheels are noV.qujte in Jiije.’ Hydraulic brakes may,lcak a Iflllo and the.clutch mny npt be adjusted properly. Man­ ufacturers and drnlont'nsed to' iyfc careful about *such thing's, hut In the stress of present production aud hurried wiles, something mny have been overlooked.*. —A long trip undertaken before the cah hns gone through this cxpcrimcnUtl period may lead' to trouble which* might ettsiiy have been nvolded. In the yenr 1015 a thirty new car Is n precious object.'-Pampering at the. ment I* hnftdlb’g ihc f r-d *ltuatlon In our ctuntry, or don’t you Sunday Thieve. Steal Two Auto* In 8 , nfnrd—headline- Rem­ ember whin 'Hr** aien.ing' w-s With Secretary’ Byrnes'* rrcent speech In .Stuttgart, the w*r Ik .tween Ku»«in nmi the Western Allies for the control of Germany actually began- " ’p might put It thin way. the Third World War began, not the (hooting war b. . the talking part of P. ^ •Th* Orlando Sentinel explain* . who.write* iU editorial*. “Daleh: * If Iv wa* n good editor's! I wrote It; H it didn't make »er)»a • somebody else wrote It-’ Ander5 aon: 'If It * m » good jane. I did • lit If It.WMn’t »o hot, ^Bxtehy dkl ? IL *H Well, whoever J O i m theW j 'th e y ar« good enougw lo r either see where political progthat nostirator*. are r iredirllng . —- - _ U. 8. foreign policy may become • major l»*ue lit the Fall election policy i* becoming more and more wrapped uji with domeatic policy evtry d»y, and that l»»ue la communiam, at home and n Aa a matter of fact, foreign Noting that the CIO haa endorsej 8cnator Huffman of OMa fo r re-election. Republican candi­ date John Rricker urge* Prc*! ''­ Truman to go into Ohio In Huff•man’s behalf. "Bring on your t verxlvt groups," he aayfly—“ff. wa can’t lick them .In Ohio, America t la lo*t anyway." . . . : ■ - • .1 ■ ^ . The Um* la comlpg when U may { be a hard ‘Jcb to gat anyone, to .accept public offioe In Athent, Tcnn. where ,the “outa” do nd Ilka the 'lD*"-.and hava th j qualn* HtU« way‘of showing It by riding •round in autohiolille* and firing hfglt” -powtred rifle* tntg the mayor’s home. thV county clerk’* •nd other*’. Of courae In Hanford we hay* more reapect than th*l •t b r our pubtle offlelal*. but ,*ometime* thoughtless and?lrre*ponilMe cltlren* do make their life miserable by calling them »p In the mlddlt of the night to ask foolish questlona. . The V«Urana Administration ia Uely planning to cheek all indents at tha Univanity of lerlda' under the QI JHU of this, and probably a t other ivvrsltle* throughout tho coun. whera enroHmenia* have more in. doubled alnce before the war Ivlng up tha thought pf trying t gat an education because of rarcrowded con ll'lona in dasv >oms and dormltoria# at aome of rr eoHegra. We haVv heard cf iher* at'ending them . foUauv hd drere no more prepared to tho discovery that tho snmo kind of fertilizer which makes vegetables grow will increase the population when sprinkled in sen water. The fertilizer makes the.water-plant life flourish, anti the plants supply- food for tiny animats, which feed tht* worms which ^ced the little fish and so on up thr. scale. Result of this'chain of nourishment is thnt the ultimuto jUsh get in to 20 limes ns much to cat as their ancestors aid, and in two years they grow to five-year size. • So far the fish farming is in the research stage. It bo caught. Capitol Architect Has. More $ Than Old Woman. Who Lives llv JANK KAD8 ’ WASHINGTON (A P — Modeat. rreylng David Lynn, auperviaing architect of the Capitol of tha United Slate*, ha* more reaponat-. hilitlea In the darned atructure on the hill than the Old Woman who lived In the Shoe. • v" Ilia biggest job U the structural and mechanical care of the Capi­ tol building. Rut one of the moat trying niust.be arranging for e«r»mimic* and'ceremonials to be hehl in the building ami'on ihr-grounda, -• • •.-/ -Jbp-yaar-aU fltM O was sort of typical. Soinethlng" went' on a l­ most every day. There were e^nrerta by the Emerson High School band of Gary, IA, and the Cadar Raplda (la .) Boys' Y.M.C.A. Drum and Bugle Corpf. ' Funeral aervirc* were held for Clabda A. Bwanaon. late secretary if the Navy. The Prince con»6rt of Luxem-. bourg and Crown. <Prtnc* John, made a visit which called for thr American variety « f'p o m p *and rirrutu stance*. * Wreath* were laid on Ihe statues of Busan U. ^Anthony. Francos E. Willard, Roger William* afid.Jv/•non Uavl*. - " ' ' Thera were srcecial Annlatlce Day aervlcts ami Mrmorhl Day ami Flag Day exercises. , And. b t course, there waa much ado when Congrfa* had Its open­ ing aeaalon on January S. 1M0, with President Roosevelt present. Mr. Lynn la also in charge of tha Capitol grounds’ the bulldlnM of the Library of Congress, the U. S . Court, the i W r l t t Supreme I Vn-mt* «. «r IcrC w lllbeinTcrul n/ha* beet» mudr of u»e Daniel Orlli wny, with* The hoateaae. awUtcd by M r*.' 2.r" n ,l§ T,r »,nln* , ; nion of th* George W ell, and Mr*. W. l l .i 'f ^ J t nkplbl Church ■nnountrd Stempdr served Ice m a m »un- torfAP ‘f V ihv Unlor.', stmly da*, to the buw I*. Hoses and f,our* * J 1**1,” * il1 Mrm. Worth, Tfwu. wIm VMery are now i new home. M il W Tppy.'form'rtv ioA terrace — DRIVE SA FELY Do you know thr rri|ulrrmrnta for drivefa i f achool liu»»«« and Vr - r , W I U . A B n CONN'bf.LYSSBO t. vehicle* used an common carrteraT Key West is having a time with ituiewny. ' • 1. 'Jhey must be over IH year* its parking meter* * , evidenced .. Sanford resided', are looking, of 2. They must by the fact tha*. M more o f the have, had one meter* were damaged nr stolen aheed hopefully to the finishing yrnr's experience of driving. of Ifoal Z2 to Mims on the east! lately. At one place on Southern 3. They must be vouchrd for Htresl, even the *landtrd* were rein,I. T ip surfacing cf the ro»,l b r t h jr r If! P?n«J% . pciBCtW.. . !)*A_bccald*tAyyu•lo--by-h*«vyr takep, Hanford hp* alfo h»d »-Tei«. I. They must have a upeclsl meter* damaged ulnre they w ere cainjc, nr^oedmg to state road chaugrur’a license. installed. Penalty in Sanfvfd for engineer*. Meanwhile no 'aclic-n - "When Rolling Along . . . such- tampering i> I2IK) fine n r list i.oen taken on the link of the Think of Rolling O ver.". UO day* in ja il, or >>oth. ioa,| through Sanford which --------. ! 'rncineera say would already l« Motor vehicle mileage In the Titusville show* much Interest fioivheil if Ireal authorities would United States in Iti-lfi was nhnut ‘ tn .recreation, also and Mot. lay rniAe’’ up their mind* where th-y 240 billion Vehicle miles. evening a targe crowd attended w it it. T h e matter wa* passed the meeting of The Junior Cham ­ tV)the ropd department, for soluCeramic art atlaim-cl «. high He­ ro of perfection (lining ' the ber'of Commerce to dlicuia p ro ­ tiXr>, and the road men haver evireign nlneziar, ject* including nl|tv*. lighting o f knjtly pigeon holed thf matter. clly lennie court*. Th* Jaycrwa al*o derided to aak-lhe itato road d etrim ent to (peef up plan* for bvilcHng the liHdg* at the new at some- lonely autppatv in Courthouae, Ihe Court of Claim*, Honed the Pacific. (hr Court of Appeal*, the CoipmIda hoapital for woman and the The U.*8. Dcpait.nenL of A g riI.yiHg-in-A*ylum. j . rullurc- now. gets out a release telling loving wives how to. get Washington's Federal Rridge th* bagglneaa out of their hus­ Lerrue boaaU the largaat weekly band’* trouser knees. dunllcatra held anywhere In tho "Hpeclali»|a," no Dka. explain United State*. that "Irouaera ha'g where the Five year* old, the league la fabric has been atrttched and limited to Federal and Diitrict shrinking with steam ia the cure.” employee*. J t ha* attracted *uch “Lay the trouaer leg flat on thr wide renown that member* Of the .ironing hoard with the haggy part armed force* roming her* from tippermoat. Lay a wool cloth over •far have complete information this lection and a moliiened cotton about.lt-«7 .. cloth o« top.' Pres* gently, moving Eligible for membership, »ome Ihe (run frtgi) aide lo *[c|* 10 that of them heard akoqt I t while ata- ' “^"Lighler, brighter leather, fine con- • * ■ trastirtg stitch in g —a turned tip f • • ' * - Jltcrc, in inlay th ere —tilth th in g * in F lon h eim ihoem aking th a t.m a k e the big difference in F lo rsh tim quality. - fc. J v* . ‘ 1 ui •* •• J Low.^pchiiL.lhi. iiitmg of *unm ci seed* on the street or in u n i'** place* ici Kndice,tt, Wash. There- arc more Ihnn 2,000 kinds of Mtnkcs, of which (>00 are more or Icsa venonn u*. • Ivan IV, Ciar of Rusala |ioMfl to Queen KliuilM-th .of ininl ami wa* turncl down. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT CORRECT MEN’S WEAR Mr.' a n j Mi*. Gcnge K. Sir-* •nnrujvo th* birtli of u *.m Tllchard ' (.c o if • oh Sept. II ui the Orlando Hsnit.nli iiu Mra. Hire* wa* Ihe -former Ada Kim­ ball of this city. 1516 EAST SECOND STREET • Ballet pmi«e the Cook Book Offers Culinary Art Advice Social • Acrobatic Registrations Accepted thru Sept talk Hcitcl, 'Vest Palm lb bnu»cVc{p»r Ih got tho Kumlav ijjghl ai tin- Country t lub JA.N'IS. t'Oi.LK, director local office (if the Htate ItenrvT, ha* been granted <»f* nifte month* fo work on her j T r,“ I W ^ ^ T a v ^ - s i p f o r , . S T" 16th — Phone 875-J ^lessons a Week 1 lesson a Week $(M)0 Month $3.00 Month MRS. P. H, TEPSIC, Director V Mra. A. D. DUXBURY, A *.i*U nT • MISS JEA N SAYER, Student A**i»tant ,hp »«'nllar conluslon ol !a . - I Z - .' & i . .gold and I I . I . L J . S : . : ^ Shr're ™ n^ S S T rltde'r i r r bluef Smiford'* ’ female* nr* coitapic :>'<• « » ' r n ‘ r r M^ U m H lip ' “ «W ro, S b l L ^ n S unu* liy their nlwrnrr lit the •r, , M,SH K'.O 'M K |l<h || :nke. Into rnti>tderatloti M l l . l . h will aecompany h e r anil , he jjewRdercd Mate ol n notice Municipal Alrpurt- "Thepowde. bBslP w rimsl puff pilots of ot|n-r rllie* lend e n t e r . R - A n n . School for (.Iris wb, ■ u h r n ln|,| gruco nml l>cauty t o '•theirflying tit lowhlne, l nn sili •',e ," ‘ I ra n i n g u rr mu «h»t M-wtug ha* wll|, ,M w(|„ n ,,..,,, , field* and can artually gIve s t i f f Im i . nml hunter n trm b e i. of 111* compel it ion to tier liny* loo when welfnte boat.I who have wiuke.l ,tcw-*t*knct wli«i i.n ire liNikllig lor u . „lv, utlo it come* to »tirt humllmg Whai „.,doi In i -iipeivision honored * hpn vo„ - l|% i* wrong gal*'' Don't you warn lie. with .1 Iniii-bpnn nl Ihe I’alm* cIUiiIcm t l l r i r mu,I lie noiiit >|m-i Ini to go place* in the- mode-ill way uni I'lffl, lte«tauraiit on Mon niauk- Involved m rlilng itotiitow, Tlio-e nttelidiog wrl^p, thr pit-I mml i nokhoak* by flying your*rtf! I t b> •In) MRS IIF I S t'lll l 1 MRS l.,\ e been o| nth l u - l p * Now lull lit fly smart tool . .MRS <‘AR ruiiies Mime i »-»*I snnLtlam i- In Cl cil 11 rei|lie*l* ami bail rbcck I S IK H III DCF.. MISS / K I . D A A’nn Can Cook It S ’on Can Dead '' art- n coruilant *011110 of worry. \IFTA R A Y . to hotrl mrn but I.IND WKRKR \ \R.N* M IS S llO ltO TUY FA R- The author- don't lake nnvtldng of thr Mayfair Inn fi-rl* he ho* I Kit. M IS S MKIIIAN S I ’F.KR. for Krant-d riiet Marl you on on i laiklns le rin e (oltli urc* problem* •olved.' MRS MISS A T IIA I.A I IO I 'G I I nml i.ennltlon,* : low up w iU\ • ruder of reuidrrd 4AM II.I.A IIRUI'K, formerly of U 11.1,1 A M lilt ADNF.R Ihc Identification Divi»ion of t h e RKV mi,I M RS. J . S.- H A R T S - , kitchen tool* •tm lndlne ii^>hc*», Federal Rurrnu of lnve«tigation F l k l / l of Mlitkely, 0 n m e vi.R- anil esp lnln everylRUig In ilnlall . who reportedly can apot a paten-- mg MR. nml MRS. I.A 'V RK N O K •«a they go slmiu tin) tire patrh a* far «» ghl) I I A R T S F f F I .D at their home on I T," * l explain how many poisti)* STAN - f-t airing brim* are needed loi a tan see |t. i* fiis *ecietary West Fu st S tre e t Rill KF.Y Mill FR A N K I ‘• ’ ,vrn number of |«-ople and give Addition* In the executive stnft I.F Y T h e curl—a ‘of u fish'* eye' is flat nnd nil th- foe sing |c ilm e hy t h e len* of t l .- t-ve. In tho lioninu eye the icidira ;* toundod. and it iierform —.dajwj tvvo-tldrd* of 'h e work In l—miing light ray* ti u focut nn the ret nn. . NEW STUDIO n e w YORK— 'An a m b itio u s but p u u lrd ynunn brldt 'otic of tflbsr me. Yeti have, to know how lo boll water* aorrnwlully plumped r borrowed cook book down In front of Iter best IrHul * ••This l* probably n v e ry good book." she Mulled " b u t not lor ine You h*u to know how tr ... . rook to HAP It T V - f i r s t thing I ' MRS. c a m e a e r o * * w«* uimrtlitnu uboijt o f the loUJIng a n . r g s . and I trtrd nnd I W elfare i Died and still can't uadcr.ttnnd a l e a v e ' b ° * Vml do I t " liY * . .* ......«ViKi.fA THUIjIUi'K smyas Th« A.T.p. fraternity i* \lng under way, with a SWK fuii'. |mrty Ionite aC G:3tt at tho Southwiml Rcatmirant In OrhtMs ... ... Satunlay nlte •* OtCHVr nilhec*. with date*. Mtlvc* memb e t *, nml ^Hutuni will nttend n'nuiire nl the Dubxdiead Coun try O u N )••'-.• - • Omcgn, I I A I ’P Y H l i n i l D A Y September H Mra. J . P. Stevcni, Four student* from M r*. Ktancl* Stine'* *«vrnlh g ia d r room a* Junior lli;h School were elect­ ed to serve on the ntudcnt council for the claa*. The council will Arrange program*, lake" care of th- devotional* and other itntie*. Those elected were Jackle*‘McDonald. Hetty Jean Rrisson. Mil dred Miller and lloh Kilpntriok Mr-zr'ru r.w , •n Informal party at the home Mro. Drum. . . of the U tter on'K Ini Avenue.. ------------- -------- ------Gamea were played with Mill STUDY COCKSKS SCHKDlll.KD Betty Wilkinson being awardnl. Mr*. John U Miller: enliston# of the prise** « • ment cheirman Nif the Maurice OPENS FOR THE SIXTH YEAR ,7our Students To . i7orm Student Council Matgaret Dlngfeldcr L Monday (or New Orlean) MOVII STAX Errol Flynn, hi* wife Nora, and artl»t John Decker (right) were In perfect- harmony aa they led Hollywood a month ago on their icicntlDc (dentine expedition aboard. Flynn's yacht Zaca. A dale of •‘mutiny" aboard wa*.unfolded by Dcckar a* he pud several oU\er» JumpeM ship at Acapulco. Mexico, explaining that Nora “took over everything" and wanted to keep right on tailing lo foreign porta, (International) c l a i a c * will start a f 7 : 0 0 o'clock STATE NEWS B R i E E S Fish Farming Mlu cogburn school o f dancing Mr*. J . (). Amirs, S r. enter­ tained at her hiune on Wednea«lay evening honoring Min* Gretch»n Lewi* ami her fiance. John Edison Crowell of Charlotte. N. C. Their wedding will he. an event of November. I.ute ill t V' evening refreshIncuts of punch nmi aatotwichr. were served to the* following: Mis* I-ewi. an,| Mr. Crowell. Mr*. W. F. I.c»i', Mr. ami Mra. S. C. Graham and Mia* Jewell Pittman. - •. Cecelia T ru lu ct Htignr prnduHion in Quec-nslanH. A u s tra lia , l* u $TJ.HOO.OIM) a year MFIS»'H left Saturday to i.-turn t„ t-oik l o o m Milit.ity Academy .. .. \ * . . \ i i i ml M lts" D tiN X I ||‘ HOI 1 S jtm l HI umlI JASIrJv )M I W d ,.Sa - hi N\NLr.lll Induetry. Casein is nroccsacd into paper m a t i n g * , wall paints, adhesives, I niton* and other product*. i 'ablrn to sirnwer -ludlai .......... .. ' or " , r " ' V ' a nd ts>i. toer. Ttley |eli >uu huw long I, l* k r* ,n bfepare Komeihlag a* ' " ,,u ............ , it hike, in I0 0..l , Mr. end Mr*. R. R. LaBree ol Loitgwanrt announce the 'birth of R - daughter, Sheila Jean, on Sept, d at the FWrnald-tauihton Memorial Hoepltal. Mrs. I.»Rrcr tv ths for­ mer Margie Slake df Delolt. WIM. Don^t Miss This Gala Event lll•t•'lll i>( »*• ling Moslem jfuc* i.„. I t.. predslamlC mI -n_basal, nt. lledotiia* I till- c. ctlr * jUiLAl'AUa- Cailscta, with an nnn IHU *(|unre miles, i* tic o M m t n t t r in~tltr~WciLl' largest. In-thy tsc-slcrn li “RECO RD S rwpuiar * ClaHHical • Hillbilly Thursday Night • • * . (September 19th SERVICE BEYOND THE Spectacular Window CONTRACT t Displays: Stores will remain H. JAMES GUT AGENCY open from 8 ’til 0 lOtlJH authoress Mary Reu«u.. 00.000 richer after winning-a dlywood fllm company’s third nua) novel contest The author three previous novels, she came i on lop of other entries with her nth book* "Return to NlghL" K TXADrTlON waa twice shattered at the Uth triennial convention of the "Trotprtant Epleedpa) Church In Philadelphia First When theJlouae of Deputies elected a layman. Owen SlUCTtO for her form, beauty, per­ J . Roberta, pvmer U. 8. Supreme sonality and photogenic qualMae. Court Justice, ae Its president Ufa other unprecedented Step wee when Mrs. Randolph pyer, 8L Louis, Mo., housewife, was seated as the l (tolcrnatlonal) First Church of Christ, Scientist » _ *■ j SOO EAST SECOND STREET unuay .. 11 tdO A* M. Dr -Ireward llarker OptomrtrUI MANY Hentily COniuiltaiit of tht* llii'liarrl 11ticl nut Salon and Hit* Du Hurry Sucre** School will I*.- at TOt/CIITON'S DuHarry counter all , . .next week. ......... ........................................... 9 i4 5 A. M* e* riamlned—Ola**ev filled >13 S..O raa*v Ave. Or land#, Flsrlde • rhea# AMT l e a d in g s t o c k s a r e h h t ! o r r ^ ^ u S UT/n!rni.8tto U l) f Eironing Service ...................... 8 :0 0 P. M. *oom Taesdaya A Friday* 3 :0 0 -5 :0 0 P. M. Th* Public I* Invited * . T o hrlp you with viuir beauty prohlemi . . . the will chart a Succea*. -A h l , Jacksonville, Miami an* other City in the United ™ m • - r , * • FOR CHRISTMAS s.asi’n'siiS? M w* Trying to *elv» U with f rnetsr*: others by wideniy street*; other* by eraoora, parking ^ .by LAY-IT-AW~AY NOW , t ■ - Jjf, STREET DANCE WITH MUSIC . Kf •TEUR SHI » .« f.u M t, ssroeiA . | "' % Tlyae alack* are made Moon; - . ■jJliSiAartkiaMvaiwbLra.'it r -r . - Without .question oqr line of Diamonde and rings 1* tho* flnost nnd most complete in Florida. Wo.appreciate com- . 1 | - *r beauty urgani/rr t« teach you heavier weight synthetic material of gahardini; w o^ n nn'd hnve v G,vo hcr • Rift thnt will endure through the y e a n ! OUr Diamond* were purchased before tho advance in price* -» . and there definitely will be another advance in price* O-PUn for you lt‘» a vimple » fundamental beauty habit* for hard finish improving face, figure, and fitness jhat give* them the <iii*niy“ to hold n crease. They the-l)uHarry Soccet* School way.. a have a zipper fly nnd </•mb in Solid Blue, alio Brown jp i e with, bluet atrfpq»..Sizc.'« 28,to (2. P*rimf h r V; • JE W E L E R - 112 SOUTH PARK AVENUE , , e nmfhmntrrj A*e tfDmtmtrj T*<i A r W r irnym* f***riu «W e *W// Ae M m J tJ «*1 ratty Dmta r r y fim rrkltt. Wm, E. KAD PHONE 387-W OK CfOMA TOUCHTON’S �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA \Vwnan. Almost > Smothered By Gas Onn woman nUtti *h*-w*» ■fr*i<3 to ■•> tar *l*a|> b m n *a *ha could hardly Si*i her breath when the laid ■. il<1wn, hrart fluttered ami ■lomarli fall IIkl a tialonn. It a a l lha tir«»*iir# of luear-l aaa iau*lng thla ml*«ir». Th*n »h" l»l*d KlorU* l.ltra Tuna; now In* f i t pt«*aur* la none, .aha aleep* well, * n l.* * and ■lineal* her fund anil feela r - » l f lu u n itt., _ , ... KLo IIIDA ItlVItA TONS mtilaln* drink 'Grade 'A paiteurized milk from our mode.rn dairy * *« ' wjlh perfect confidence in ila purity and goodno* a , . because it it bottled under scientifically controlled con* ditions which meet the highest government standard!* Kredimta often mod 'in d«*tore‘ pre«* rlpllnti* to rid the ayitem ,.f. l-.ilennoua wail* ercumutatlona An the bowel*; all lo prornoln Ural grand feeling of tlgoroue health. Ifvt )ou r hntlje now lor the benefit ot lha whole family. All drug etorea The name: BTAIHIUA 1*1 VMA TONE. Adv. AU the Milk You W ant FOR reg ular d e l iv e r y PHONE 1061 or 2 3 0 2 • *o v u y o * * \ i.u N u llrr l« M r tiijr •wurtlaii^ F iilfliH l l i t lu ll Spencer Harden Dairy George C. Herdlen, ,0w ner & wllh a H iv ^ n ih A l In f in4 1 «%ic-rrv KuiiUtWCM y.tlKt irilv u ii.iu g il M | l LLOYD v n o r i .c i«-Ilcltor for .XiAUliaU» «JU*rl«t' 111 t. IX Tuwrwhlu 31 i:*»t. ronulnlm ' m it u v os *u>tkMrra name N irrll'll la hereby alien llntl I, It M HAND, Sheriff of Hein rod a CiiBiin Florida, Ay . virtue of a writ of raryullon la*u*d out «r( III* ('|rwull Criflrt of lha Ninth Judicial (S tru t of lb* Slate of Florida, In and Kor Memlnola C„ani>, oa life ith day of Augual. A, 0. ISIS, lit that radii’ll, rat* a* III Ch.im*rv wSrtrln Ilia FI/M tlllA ITTAT h* IlShK OK SANFOJlII, VlJIHUiA. i l j idalnllff, an d' VVII.l, lillCK , w«» d*f*ndattt. have levied upon that i* r l* la real eatale’ln Seminole Count,). Florida, lo-Wlli lieilnnlna SI rhalna Soulh and 13 rhalna W ill of the Nil r#rn, t ol ,^< i;.in 1, ToWnalllii III it It. lu R , Ihtnra run Soulh II1* rhalna* lilt rue. IVeal & ■rhalna: I h » n c r North MU thalna: Ihatire Ha* I S rhalna 1Ilfs J m lif* p f 111* d r * t*f |I» b N in th J t i d l i l a l i’*rr# lif- i In* of Xl r it It AY W» .1\ 11VIft, rseO||i|i| liltfjt, \m, a it, H. m riitatt:Ni». «-i i«i, ij»fri,dnni*, d« r in H U r f l if r lifiie riN lIn r. f w i l t l i u f F fu r a l ipivlilk' 4ucil«to* U» t h * tw»M n m ) h i n h n t |»ii|*l*r f o r n* * h , i«t (hr front ijuof ol# tti* t*miri I (il'li pi*' in Fit lift it f|* F lo fliV i, fill III* ; III lin y o f O ilu ls a r, l i l t , iH lW d fll FO R REN T S A R T IC L E S FO R B SALE ' N IC E L Y , furnished bedroom with ieml |n iwile Irrilh. 7lH W, 1*1 21(1 Km*1 F ira l Kt. lb. refrfeatalor 42',. Link 1«.|- Flhrlda Rank Bldg. •priiig-.' I2.AU. Clothe* w rin ger) 3 R E A L E S T A T E FO R SA LE : 1 ISLAM US Arellc*. FO R Tor lnnvr*pring Hq* Spring*, Matand llldlywrood llerl* ftl fnrlory prh'c*. Rr-tuil * lm r & rli*play loulit. . 110 W. FIR S T ST. . * ' ' WANTED Sale* tilling* in Seminole ami Volu,l* Count If *. , RAYMOND M . . BALI. REALTOR Real r'llntr- Iiiiumnr* Slate Rank Rldg. _■ Sanford, Fla. A R T I C L i .S DARLING.' YOU WERE SlMF LIS T E N TO THEM BEA T UP TH^tPr "— , H AN DS V T E R R IB LY 7 E P C IF IC > 6 0 Oil THEBfc A N p T A K E AMOtHa YOW / CREEPEPS/HEft MOTHER.' HERE COMES TROUBLE m s i l DU AIN Flirt IIARUHCCF. C,RILLS 1 ELBC TR IC . IRONS NATION A I. CANNKIIH PRKSTO COOKERS IIIL L IIAHDW ARK CO. SALT S H E ^ cr; ;-----1 M A K ES^M ^ I’hnn* “ nmf finishing1. Cleaning and w al­ ing. New floor* .-surfaced to per­ fection. flld lloora made like liuw Call II. M. O LB ASON Lake Mary, Fla. R EN T A CAR YOU D RIVE IT P R O N E ZOJ) KTfHCK LA N D -M int RISON m tlV E -IT , INC. , A PANIC/r THEATER ■■ -M ' WljWt f f i I SAW TOU V M0THE ACT. PA R T 6 ? T THE P L A Y '-f IIODCK • PLY MOUTH PARTS AND HER VICK 100 Palm»llo Ave. I'hnne 1011 .TH EN V0UT3E. NOT i l_ R r M E/Y ROO TAKII g r n Ypure l i n e s I MEAN.*) " m m BY PAUL ROBINSON T H fiJK .TU .B E A N a cto r; - g et A p a c t Wit h P L E N T Y O F G A lS *W S5— I IN ir / r ^ AFTER -aoT Knit Firal Si. e your purlniu u k tn at NKTIOl LH STUDIO JUolich Illdg..;Phone M6S .ItJtJUT. ^ahitw ca*e. Coil W l Pnlhirtln A y A Dutton. Ti m your , REST photograph TWtLwbegl truller, l**t *icc, 4 * 7 ft. with rack, l new lira, made nl , ' Floor Mata AvfiHuUa f v" . M3UU. PL r * PHOTOCRAPIIS * 7 1 .0 0 . T H E RAYMOND KTUDIO 0 S tate Rank llktg.— Hi. 1091 . P L A Y -'W A T C H TH E sc en e s io n s • Show c a n la 'Binl |r«*lrra O - UEICS SHIM SKRVICh cbolv.lleildlng A Furniture C<t, Sanford M attry*. Factory Phone Iffl.’l* and J172 J . K lftlrlc Tuaal«ra, |4.M II. D. I'OPF. C O , IN C - m y p n a s n a ic e d HER PART N THE fH S SHOWrJ WK NKEli LIKTINOS. of Farm*, ■Ifoinai, (irovra nm| Ruaiiieai , Property. W. • it. WiMi»m*. Realtor, Tout Holt Avtoelate, Phone 1I2U, 415 Atlantic Rank 8 ■ juke, army Imck, player. 1201 Magnolia ttxMYd ; RF-AL EaTATE~WANTED . BY PAUL ROBINSON *1.00 After ii;on p. M. 171u1j 12 SPE C IA L SERV IC ES t \ V . lufi Hi. • ------------- :---------------------- A ROOM h'uuee. Con tact owner, r . P. 0 . Bog tOSAW A tll.L, ■Phlg- U6CD TO BE A CHA* Mr— SWI MMet TH EY P E P M C r T IC A L C /S IT T IN G : V ETER A N & fam ily desire 1 or jCA U FEN TK ILS- MECHANICS ItllltllO W M iiltK WIII'.KK t ‘ 4 room furninhed n|>t. hr hog**, ' A T T EN T IO N !. PRIV A CY IS RESPECT LI I ..Wiohe fiCfl-li. ;; a Wir havu, just received u lur^q YfHJit natui.il doairF fur privacy aaaorlmSnt uf iia n t-.to - K>'t in money m nUers Is ntrictly , 8IN C LK room with prlvetn fam ­ Inula, nmi It will |my you tq re* pec.ed here. Friend, and ily,' rloae In. Ilox M, r / o H«rlook them over. ■> rclutive* a rc not fueatlone^ S T A N L E Y * llOOLIPS Slioill ymA cred it. fo u r em ­ IIARIAS AUK CO. ployer n r ' hiiunraa sn e u n a tc/ SM ALL ap'artniPiit for nice rprlet •Working couple, lied room and ^kitcheiicttf w-ill do. Phons 102, MEN'S, women's and* c b ll.W * * Mr. Rove, ' f 1U4 1 r "w S * * n»W* cred it nt|uiren,e. FU RN ISIjK I) hou*« or npart(,‘ " No com aker, ,.t) money lo. t luik. JbU Hnnfurd Avo. Variable imyrncnl ulan;. ment, prefuiably 2 bvdruoms. O i l H.* A. Bhryuck ul phon« ItEONAHli porcglain-ttneri, too ,, 5 n,!'*1* " *'!!: tMH. THEV D O N T ^ O W t LOANS MAIlK - : NU H M -4 Ik -S l K * KJO----stlii I 1iiiv:lcy; fnnl Ct iViro KI.OSIIIA LOAN I II. llll Nanfor,I Avenrrc UANKomi nAimwARjt co; WANTED TO RENT GETTING MC OUT MEPC WAS ATTOCk: CRITICS N' EVERY* LO AN S STANLEY IIIIEAHT IIKILLS 1*1.1'MII A T ill' TBMPKIt HAM.UJ-.’Hfl ' I* cM aeory . IN CtICItT IIP T ill: CflCN J1TM1K. SEMINOLE C O E NT STATE OF FIAUUIIA. In I* i V E ilat* of C. M, K» nedy. Hereueed. In rrobale. T.i All \V11**r11 Jt May ConCernr Nolle* la hrr*hy sl»*n If llohert C. Thn»«h*r n:» fllr-iY.I final report h* Kaeculnr of I relate ol IVAt, Kennedy, dcrenw that h* hue filed h i*'p it.lio n I final dlkcharge, artd .lb u l. h* w apply in rh* Hnnorsble It. Ware. County Judge of Semin, Countjr, Florida, on the Till d of T October. IMA for approi of earn* end f« r (Inal dlechar aa Eaeculor of llie *elal* ■of Af. Kennedy. der*a*rd. Itoliert C. Thra»hef A* Kleeiltur uf III* eetl Ilf p. SI, Kennedy. drceaA, V W W ON, YEA kL1OlGTDiNM BOTM sg- noli* Avenue. 1 w an ted K|i.ii»t M lTIIK IV 11* 1*16AH TO: Mary Fn in crt lluaaell* - XHi Tu*c*looe* HU jdulllgonuit*. You are In felt) . *i**jir it'd ti>-*|tp*ar on ih* *lh iIaj of Orlobrr, A. D. 1*1*., in » certain, n i t for Oivnrea par. dl me In lit* rlrru ll I’onrl of hem: nolo llminiy, Florida, , an nb* lirrvlatrit llll* of, Will'll nalil n u ­ ll Kill* i*, ltu***ll. I’ lalnUrr v* Many f u w r t Hii*»*ll. Oefrmlanl. IYI|n*«> m» , tu b ! i ml ufflrl.il rial j i Sanford. Seminole ffiurity. Stale of Florida. Ihla llh .dajr ol uiiaAnuer A. I*. H i* . O. I*. HtflLNIHiN '* rltrk of r roult Court Hnnlnole Courtly, Florida l (THAI.) BY PAUL K< HOO/E P L O f’ INO, hnscowing nail level lug Inml of 2 acres o r * irflire .12" ami 1 0 " tirc rn PLA STIC SC'KKKN W lltfi FUIINIHHEII room - W tfh K fflAKBI ru iL ’CiT r o r iL T o r t i i k Nihil II J t ’DK'IAL * I IHClIlT Oh* THK KTATK OK KMJItlllA IN AND KOIt HNiilNul.K IXirNTV, IN rllA N im iT . No «i|» JL’NA LOW IIT VApWOllTir, »a K leculrlx Of Ih* llalata of .Merrill 'NOTIftf .Tp A ri'M flt TO; All |»t w u i bavlag or rlalm . KlHrher llablneon. deceaaeu, * Inn any interval In lire foil.,win* deacrlhrd land* In Sam biota Coun­ IfKltTIIA O. LeklolNK and h**‘ ty. Florida, td-wlr: ‘y farm, j i *r t.i’ti w- it L»l<OlNK. The E t4 of. I » u I* 1 and 3 of ftefendanU. lllorh “A". Wm. ilrulla A,l.ll. y o t iis . . lino to the Town of lainewo.al, t r k i i t b t t .t f T K !t « t s i> Fla.. leva the No. ISO ft., of Notice la h efoy | lttn that under l*qt I and bag.nnlnti .tsu • ft. and by. virtue of a dm I r e of fore. Sindh of NE router of t-oi I, r|»*ur* pint aale rendered In the rup ho. ISO ft., W. U S fl. No ■■hove entitled reui* tan-the >71 b I k fl.. K u l lo point of beginday of Ausuat. A. II. ISIS, wherein nlnjf. and bealnnlnu at the n k it wae decreed that Ihe aunt of DNl! corner of IJhl I, run ■ So. JOB TlllirSANII -NINE llllN D nEn fl . W ISO fl.. No SOS ft, Kail T ltlltl f.tCN end SS/IS* IKIU-Altd lo point of beainnlne. , . . . , lll.Sll.SSi and voile, wee fotihwllh You ar|it each of /otj nr* hereby payable by the iVIftndanlS unto notified that a lull of Complaint plaintiff, t, a* Sperlal Mauler lit haa bem th e day filed pgalnal you . ti'oceiy, an m* tth day of lYctop. In lire C ly u ll Couyl of .Seminole er, A. I). Ml*, and during the l*««l COWttr. S'lorlda. In Chancery, in hoar* of aele, In (runt »f fhe till**! V. II. III.ACK and A PD IE E. toutthnuee door In ih* city - «l I M C n , hie wile, ptatnim*.* t r r n u Sanford, FlorkU, Will offer al you ae defendant*, to ,|ulcl Idle yubltc eale. knd will eell to thr to lha IRnde aboV# deerrlbed. * high eat and b*#l_ blddef fur raah. You and rm a nr you are further the fnllowlng d**vrlhed properly oMIflrd that you an d ’each of you. In the Cli> of Sanford, County of are tt'iulrrd lo appear In the Seminole and . Blale ol Florida. afoieeak) cau*« and i„m | on or Ib-Wttl hrfura thr S 't<1 day of September. 1*>i* STve IS) and F.lahl l*> of A. It. ISIS, or raid r*|u* will Block II of Markham tl'ark proreeil eapart*. lletahle. Sanfiml. Florida, a* per , Thl» the ||nd day of Aupuel, Flal thereof duly "Of record In Flat Ibrok l, page IS, Seminole • (Hlaned) ■f County. Florida. O. I*. fISMINUON . In iet efy eald decree. Clerk. Circuit Court, Termewaeh. FurthkeVr to pay for ■annliiolr L'vuqts, Florida J ohn ti. i.Ko.NAiinv in t i i i : Hiwcla *‘if i till. Setmhivli <*i>uni)r# In ifhitti- Maneger Uj Ik I ilil< 31*! ibt> «» Aurtuat, 1»U . . ,,n o lb t ir k Fla. 0 sh o p Popular S eat C overa'' SEM INOLE T IR E SHOP . (lua Michel*, • A R T IC L E S Paola, 13 W A N TED LL HUY yuur. cur, le g a n lltti of'Trge (rc condition. Roy. Reel. 1l)(t W . 2nd St. ' , THE LONE RANGER N O T IC E S — P E R S O N A L SEM IN O LE TIR K SHOr - 201 NotUi P*fk Telephone 17 * i VlOW, ready lo grind every - MonMIRACLE IlLfM.KH' day morning — Yotlr corn, FOR your home—Superior work- STUDIO couch ami tried camera, Phone 72H-M. Dox n r> t. grit*, meal, co m - ft cob or manahlp wenthlr re*i*tniiL high Bhucka, etc., fur feed.' J . W, .■LStrength;term Itj proof. M.r- 7 P e t a , L i v e * l o c k , S u p p lin g Hell, tak e Monroe, Phona lft. gc|g tkrnciele Co.. 3UU Elm 1 CONCRETE •ewer jdpc—Septic tanka, ferge po»t,. gt*-a*e trap*, btnchci, flower tmta- Miracle Concrete Co„ JUKI Elm Avu. ;,M » ’g Store, talc# lb, bag. 11.00. Monro*. 10 R O S t! FIRE AGAIN iftOSSl FIR E AGAIN\rrr-^ B U Y cuw* calves, yeartlnk*. Phone n . t\. ta r tl, 788-W . PnONOURAl’llU f o r ’ rent — fur nurtica, rlancea, rntertaiiunenta. With or without record*. Tho Mt)tic Ilox, 111 W. Firat St., Phong J8 ftl. StgUon, ta k e Jdory, a *oeri ice -— “ irim m iu. cirnnT Ritr*r* E E -8 rvvIcg trimmed, c le a n " ------- - - — — — i------ed o r rgmovad. 8 . ft W , Trfta Contract - work* 3 3 W Wi E s ­ ther Avo., Orlando, Fla., Phbng * *nd Oifarnggy cow, 20840. mh. Alao 13 day old *W b. food . mllkar and 4' LOST A FOUND gentlg. Phona B39- R, COIWTJKAGAN cabbage plantg *** L A Y IN G h«n» and on# gitlch tLP 7 WANTED DIU( ready. Phong 7 0 M L «>*• H I’ hoo* 1 0 -J 3 . i fountain at Lahk LOST, atraynl or gtolen — 1 HqlaUIn nglfer ' fa lf; -4- Alack ifirggy calf; 2 bulla l yellow U}<E FUN NPM WILL MAN? KIRK EAiDME.CUT 4T SORT O F A Oi T o tsik L y ------------r Itor*, t a r t a m * M lb. Fertlllu-r bag* for *ced PULL tlmg eUrk wanted. Apply 1*. l!e eath. Phone ftftJi, __II. ft A. PepL Stow. Mfjq Flo. Dag Exchange, WRITE lady deeIred ai^TuAper fW. flora A re, Orlando. In kitchen from OsOO P. M, 'til IWBEHUY plaiita"VT.OO p«r , HtOO P- M. Caft 1175-J, 8:30 you pick. IB com pU tgd. . * Saturday or e*4\ R L . 802 A.-M. to midnight. AMfllTIOU8"mother, tp M m m ingy b u t ggg only to earn fLOO and (Spr FVW caU lo g . . color. O rder now. ItCWP, Nl'RHKHIKH f INSTEAD, WE'RE 1 WORK WANTED ill.-T rio r. Trxai !X H )J0 B A T W * : : -*-fe£ « - -1 i i x �,. • FRID AY, . ' ' - ' . ' r. SEPT. t||E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Gridders Preparing For ^lore Backfield Polish Is Needed . Before Locals Take On Panthers lly J I 'L l AN STENSTROM hind several weeks ago anil Coach Goose Kettles and hi* It has not yet healed to the Seminole' High School Celery extent where he can take the Fed* were slated to put on the rough stuff in scrimmage sea* finishing touche* to their tough siona, *, ^ e . season practice this a fte r ,, So. Kettles will probably u»e’ noon and get down to hard work Jan Jenkinaon at the spinner starting _ Monday afternoon in position, urttil. Anderson can repreparation for thalr opening sume foil 'time activity in • the grid contest of the season next backfield. When Anderson doe* Friday night hire vthen they return to the backfield. Jenkintangle with the Kustia Panther*, son will move into one of the a rather formidable aggregation tackle slots in the forward wall, again this season, according to Anderson will also call signals reports. • • when he's in there but in the During the ppst week mentor* event he isn't, that jots will fail Kettles an<| Fred Gai>a*. new as* upon Grantham. ^jstant at Seminole,- have been Other youths fighting for ^ruling the Fed* through their berths on the regular backfield regular drills. They had exer. are' several good looking p m s else*, dummy scrimmsges and, peels. There's Clyde Hull, a little of course, several head-busting speed, merchant -who apparently scrimmage sessions. . . j has plenty of trickery in open Although Kettles has repealed, field pigskin hauling but ■he |y, declared .that he believed . h r j need* more polish work would have a belter eleven th is 1 behind the line of scrimmage, season than last year, It I* evi. Right along with H jitr Is a dent a t thU tlmv that the boy* youngster by' the nnmc*of Junior ■re' not gping to be in first Vickery who ‘ also should play class form for the opening drill a big part in the Veil offensive unless the ' playera themselves fan absorb, more rapidly, the Instruction! of their coache# The line will he tough and rugged from , one ettd to the other but the backfield i* ap­ parently • the main question at the pVaynt timislM ir the Kuslis lilt, nWch Kettle* will h»ve a lough lima selecting three of Id* four starters. There’s no that Hol\y J'iercy wifi* lit* lit th e re 'a t left wiiigback? Opening Eustis Tilt R ain W ashes Away S an ford - Orlando Tilt L ast Night D ave Bride_ Sold J o New York { j i i a ^ Sold To Giants - fCelery Fed Club Officials An nounce Sale For Undisclosed Sum . SPORTS LAUGH Its ARTHUR IIKCKWITH. It. Herald Spoils Eijilor The second game ip the final rt^uml in (he Shttughnessy play-oil scries between tile Orlando Senator, und the Sanford Celery Fed* was postponed here t.i-l Slight because «f •thfjaienin^ weather,, f”i thu fra) The Sunday it. tendniue •* ill iis.Jy to) any record, .-ft thus*f.i( this year. t he atte idan e at tin- local park la*l nigh would have teen I. itgi slurp there v\er>- pci pie cYtn front Gaii.i-stille milling araun.l a: the puk ,t» early Os 4:tNi P. II. Some pci>ons were planniog John K ruler, general manager to pay yeti:..* ets to go into* the path and -it in certain place* in of file Sail ftp d IS,i»ebc!l .As*mta- nidi i to bold the -eats, for them. tioll.' tin- . tnlkid the ivwMe* .< * irjlb cffi Inis of l lie-Of Iambi club at r.j.10 1*. M. yesterday and it was divided that the u .cither wa^ too ihreaiening It* jdiiy -tli.* Sanforii lenit). game ■ the cjineni sea ing average uf h e,r pelvenliige I* year. I J 5 gi^inr* fot The cue da v d. lay is a twlcuttjed occurrnnce for the Fed* since I ho day yff will gi\. the hull pilching /»nff a d.u of much lu.ibd rest, ufle,- having bcrli "Jjjtii^.i mm « anil IHr hiOi in the re Human **» f *rm *. -tnkifu; v-^uluritv ) F L O R ID A U V R A T O N E Mimic,1 out 11>Scut*’ in ib*'^*1. \ng. -lint- scr(**s. l„ tlie |datc. Tin ib)' off » a - aim wel ouird He also pound, by I lit- Orlando 'rani' because tons Slid Mole first 'biwentiiri Itml 'lliltiinut-*- THAT S A T I f r iC f l GW Your left*# N«* M+ld s i A ll Dm <7 Stnr+s Housing Vs .YhMhor »>>• Worry For ( ’ouches iU . \ ■“ slrjct ■ri.KVKl.A Ntv >> p !a‘ I ! (Ah b eh I'iillrglil! f foolti.dl c>-Mflie. Inna* s v m tis Tl 'iLomu/ra n s car ITtCUII WATCH ilATliUlO' | However, it appear* that the "th er lliree position's ate whip / S YOUR RAD/O ><t0l/TC0U>? SPORTS ODDITY IUvr Hridr( abavr, .Sanferd PHfLy Frt! kf£Hter flfldrr ha* b?ett »o|d to thr New York ClianU arrordlnf to lnforhiktU»n rrlrao d by Ihr official* of Itie Sanford lUirbail AkwxUUttn thla morning. IFITIS...LET US REVIVE IT WITH A C o m p le te ' iMiohlnf „ gri.iii.l I.nil, , nut,ling a baUnien to tenth fir*l «nfpjy tit hi* anxiety. Grade tin .,, tli. Util It, first anyway and threw n wild, ihe runm i Inking mv . o< Tjir fir*1 baseman recovered tin ball and threw it lu Grnilv to lr\ presented from St, Augustine or f"d bend off rhf tin o« t ni 'lord relayed, artd if relayed,how w at U-nil) luntldr i the throw l b, it aciutnplished. , {ball rolled aw«> ami ....... iy ;,u-k.v REBUILDING JO B/ INSIDE SPORTS REPORT 2-MAN MOUNTAIN TENTS Complete with poles, metal stake* and mosquito net­ ting. Come in nnd see one now on display. Made la mret rigid army ipprificalioni. A ctual coil of mhnu- PA C K A G E 8 T O F t 13flMt It. AtKADl ILM. fllO JttSM f We've twin asked to *nil a , It up just In Him ................... . number uf argument* *o here'* rytiiwr streakiu.- {,» home II how It h iii dune. Whipped hr I ill home I.o' ihr* - factiire to 1hc government was $ 2 7 ,SO, A bargain Jack thinly wjt* in the St. i‘ high ,.»ei the. mti I41'* Augustine l'<e.» Imx at Fruiter* afn,| the imi.-l,-, Held and he gave a play by-|day descrlptUn uf the cunlf.t to Jack Torranrm over n telephone hookup. Torrance, upon receiving .. , Jhe remark*.given by t.ordy, re- ARMY BLANKETS „ 1(, ,,,11 In mi t.r n l, Ml It I It VM II VI I. » INS FKN’il li-VILLtv \ftr A ' wa. ehnrgid with' foTr* eiim When It 1 initrs lu 1 luaHtirg Uetwocn' 0n .me tMtlei. Lascboll .sittl Ilotilrit itr-i-tv tiny . 1.,, .. . lb - tmy lennt. C**:»ttr\||ii- will lake tmiietrall ace from Atlunln. tin., Im* figAmi fur two hours on game [ .ure,, in „ , periocular tour. iiiRht’ when the imwerftil lire j nauiflit mddent. - l‘i<dtahly; th e ; Inmin-nt llic~lncsr thiNfeiit ntiuro j ^auHt ilUtinclivp* wiw " l lir~itnv III I I P’lrli, ' pTTT Ti7\nm Aha It*** Touriiainent SNAKE BITE KITS COLEMAN 2-BURNER STOVES e latest (and the greatest) model ‘ 1 V '‘ W e atriv a t o - o ff e r q u a lit y a t b a r g a in a i 006 Eadl FI rat SL uluit Vlwt 1 "Nnrtmmt— tmil1tl,M ”1rh ll» i . ' :!t TTmii oiH-iutioiiA oi on tin- Hiligw.„*| Crick,*1 t lilt, i*.*,ill-* ni 1 'he-tout Hill, Mu*- when he anil hi* phit net. U11--. il It,,ill.lit em ,.unti l, Robin lllppen*tnd and Edward Amurk, hiiih, of t'nlifiirniu Grniit und Hnhhitt won. hut LEGGINS SPORTING GOOD^, . the students will he able to hold all of their activities (here. There w il be SO or more m*n enrolled In the uchntd *jhich will fast *ii week*, be. ginning an Jan. IS and riming on Feh. 10. f* .Ilje^be 'event that romp major to whether it was high. low. or, '/minor league baseball club %ia*itlew outside or where eirr it desires to come to Sanford the Wan, JC o Indicate hit*. T»r*c|udi| Witt^ndL. interfere with I rfMCf woutd extend hh, srm in tbWr activity ffn : the le*«t »incc the' same direction he *■« lohl 'tha school tUya will be over long I by <,’or4y that the ball was hit .befotx: the Spring baseball ses­ and would then indicate thr sion* get underway. number of base* with his fin . W e w s n t.to personally wel«*rw. c*W s' Gaargb Barr and hi* w Hlgndla were pre-arranged ;Jkhoo| far Umpire*? to our on practically every other tjpe O ff atyl hope that their *|ay of play and sometimes setrral haf* i* a t a t i t i t one. entire tnalnge went by without Pray-By-Ptay a word being spoken by Tor­ Lot* of ' baseball fan* who rance. Nlgnils were also u*rd listened to tbo play.by-plsy des­ to indicate when the pitrhrf, cription .o f tha CeUry Fed • cslrher or etty other player »t Syint series game* from tho pinyer* bad a conference >0 Ancient City hav# wondered when certain player* were whether or m>t It was actually Torrance, IN THB SOUTHEAST More people drink Atlanric Ale and Beet chan any other, It mo3t be... M # M t A m m tq local fan s.' '• .The Moslem University at At Aihar Innialro, Egypt, w*» ottshilshad In TOO.. We Offer You • Complete Line of Insurance Protection On All Forma of Property 0Q0 AUTOMOBILE ^ Inauranco and Financing At • Lower Coat 0O0 Onr if tn c y can amutgs fee the 17-POOT UTILITY RUNABOUTO only uftei n fanlnnln .................. IMitch ihafTeipitTed more I him four hour* to piny. The scute* W*re ll - i a , l5-t7,*n -4, -t-fl, Fi ll . It was the longest malclt in the history of tennis * rhampionshlp •ompctiilon. 1y im ('d jtttt‘ drltvery WATCH PCJR OPENING or S an fo rd . Com o ovtfr nnii *t‘r for y ou rself H iqjftits b o a ts . llefot’e going on the court* fot tha mutch. Grant hud ployed- 0 practice *et with Jack Krattier, JlUt to “ wsrtn up." v Roy JnhfiHon - 1- ' x, ' ! i �AGE EIGHT FR ID A Y ; SEPT. T H E MNFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Mama And Papa Puma Proud Parents j)f Two Liftle Pumas At City Zoo strung. nervous. i\ 13, ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS the cub* are to live they will noi Ut on exhibition for »cv*r»l we*I;s. • Me »nA fs Puma, were purchejrd in 1938 by the Ksnfbnl Klwenit tpo'fl, but. in a few niwiths, *sW t.lti.i Ironi utto Martin, .I«»ek»_ of Sfr. Muughtorf, the hthrk' spit* Now nratnfeU.Ttixs. and wet*' will-, dleappear and IhMr cost* piciented to the Zoo. At that Mill assume the natural color of r time ‘the late Joseph Marentct.’u brownlah gray, *' .( » * * ,club president and the late ‘• F A N S • MIXERS • WASHING MACHINES . •V A C U U M CLEANERS * * • SEWING MACHINES i trqtt ' e r a p p l l w e s e r v ic e 304 W . SECOND ST R EET numa' cub* survive, Ih j Sanford ‘Ktwsnl* C^uh ran * sut.ly have the privilege of naming them," aald Mr.. Moiihhm. Puma* are th# I*nr ■ i ipbclo* of the cat family in America and are' fotin I from Hiklfcon flay to Capr lludi. It Wax formerly railed • pantl*r In tho ca«» rn ulat^c, a mountain linn In rhe western p ate* an,] In Itraril 1* known a* v cougar. It I* a ferocious. ra»r'v«tou* animal, preying on de*.-, horse* nral rattle. A Clean Shave A Clean Suit Follow oui Leadershi p for BETTER VALUES a remplrle line el ladle* and teen-age ft ATto AT A CONfIMNCt TABU at union headquarters. New York City, Paul Hall (left, dark shirt), S.l.U port agent for New York, tills newsmen about the pending strike of 100,000 members of the A T X . Seafarers Union. Strike b u bee died by the union to protest a Wage Stabilization Board decision limiting th* #ba of mv Increases that r had won ln'tha recent negotiations with.the shipowners. 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THE W EATHER In U n ity : Therw la S t r e n g t h — Continued cloudy I Hi* afternoon, to* night and tomcnorow. Scattered show- • cr* and thundershower* mostly dur­ ing afternoon. r» Fret**l til* Prsee ml the ft.wMi • • Ta Promote iba Progress of • Ta AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NQWSPAI'gK 5W V O L U M E X X X V il ■■ v» Established 1900 ■ ■ B e v in S u p p o r ts \n g lo - U .S . P la n F o r H o ly L a n Iff fiome A F of I LONDON, Sept. 16 f/P) — Foreign Secretary Ernest I Bevin spoke up at the Pal­ estine Conference todny in support of the Anglo-Ameri­ can experts’ plan .to feder~«li£e the Holy Ijtnd. Bovin ASS 3 ** -{tuertod 4hnt the division of *.«k »Aa llM tih |n§> into four provinIt* ......... . ces with limited ** •autonomy ■ ■■— NO. 257 ------------- ♦ •- mm Bong M This hrticti follnvvi.1 IK/- Lifnk . down nf nrgntlHtioin> l/rr»«l th«< m i l ' rhieftaior . 1.1. J conferred . _. ■trike. NMt’ credential, to President Truman, * ' h/ .... 1 M aa n ny y the _____ AmotUf.-dcIrU. FlotenegJfts '.jiil -TtfTC*A*v*- won th r first blutrrntr-'*P" 1# bon-and $20 priie. Elalm rtJtnnip e f Casselberry won the t^cind blue ribbon' and $20 prise. Award* were made by \V. fi. Kilbte, county commissioner, a t the 4-11 Club supper held S atur­ „ T e le g ra p h U. 8. l^ k o u L . Smindphnto) Cyrran al«> mad* ■ lud for government Intervention Ly scuding a telegram to President Truman. He asked tha Pre.ident to instruct government agencies to force a contract w h k h w iiu ld embody t he - u m i~ p a y - fnrtcase* already gtven to -Ar+"nf-r.Tinrorf* I far the same work. ----------- mu.I t»r irrr ff«in mltt^ur and I ill'VpU tl« \ J niiltnlU de* oied^iearly all lit* * ln-rrli !t • i in* limng comment nf flu- \ n${.k*|.»\ *lele$ratr, who had d««tafed that thr wrYtrrn ituHrig ’weir trytnc to draw a hfuM non «uttaiti around thr \t *«ITt«i t a lira** Sra t'ontinuinc Mssloltiv' * deniNiid'* for it dondinmt \ 11 u ••* I a v position in r* 11*-1it1 .»dr delrrata r"-'1tit tIta»iftr«l States ami Hrl« A i o m .v r « ,> e « , A tO Illlt fc n e rg y ATlIKNS. Sept It, o f, Th. i ;lr ,.k K„tim m cnt today r e .e .l ' ,M| „ nr» outbreak .f vlolro. •• Northern lirn v n . The Mini- • (ry „ f |»„|,||f ‘O rder said that (O .^ntrnllnl bnntlita virre l*illr.l 111 ughLjbuuL. . in in- .klrmi.hes aklrmishea- t.m brought about. » |M g y r U |n 3 p J Asserts Plan Could > Be -Major Factor0 I V a t ’C O f t1 •vrek-end In |<.int up (hc -oppm. W o rld (unity faring Floinhi men in tin* t run bird poultry prnml.'* /1 j f 1 . 1 wrip op|» ■Halid, mil) By^apt. Bay Parker •aid William I. \\ d■»♦•»». diiiM'tiM >1 I* lot 1Jn «gtg* I* til HUM«* Mil 'I 'l l *tiah I *<HI pe hi'L*. todiav It lif«-t«ine n|»pMi«u»t *•ti.*« «t *»-* aiipun. n* » miIiii* !•» Mill Nk’n that p'Miltf>. *1 » aftsiiisH*: id *!*• x »* b »*f \%ti i I man weir mllilik! thru flm k.n xeee.tvely, Itecanse of ffi.l told »' the Munlr|p.il 'npm.i .Im rlnge. amt price level*. A t, ............■■lock f.dl.mmi: thr Slav ilr- for live purpose^ nf pt ictin v Angt Vmeiiean inlrii‘- l . in the Mediterrmtean. |hev a " ' " cnm rttied tilth thr |H..|de nf I 1 • l* i“.i Ihe |ieople ^ Viiicoslav ( ___ Italy,. llie -t|i ky ^ xikrsiimn •oiitnnVd. In rrply Coiinnlly Mild that world iwprr t* im*rr important ‘J . ; •• ■.{llial- lm re I espn--^nj -the' |k-'*mi' s •**•*1—1—— • .« —. •<tluu clthbor-lulv J «>r Yugoslavia. Jef^Uta wh.. - t r i e r tn disiiiiiL -B jLVsuitIvnyM.vl, u l,!* - ftt lh )^ «irtnilm><(l—mighri^lte- *Altlmrtrtl t h j - -shmrrr-(•»-*.*-»m-anTTrlarral! n.TtTTTn . Iiavi- « iiTOW . roinmunlrnliMim in thnl men. *| _ I'rnidrnt Tniinnn prn|Mufu offnrl In ^mnr M lrnH iyW iw n* thr mrrl f»»i nn hour. ••\rrVthin^ |f1 world penre. iitelu<liti|f Ihe The- Athens government -.i». todm thnt th,. I 'wiled Nation, lennn.r of flock........ fiiim*. m\»<I u.oi ..ft n. or liny r . •oro o Unite,| Stales l!ai«im* hi* voice The A F of I, won Inrronsr* . WIt* f IIlf f' I 1At l III ofhrr wmiiU D>»u: Lo Hi IV,. Itoflla* (hr p‘»lllt* the tall M va.it l«| «« IlMtltf li •*|lltfrf I’Hl !• l*V hniut* owners 1 of $22.60 and $ 27.60 a month Iwn ‘ bridge, between KaMmi |t'ii|$%i .«J•I« St*n«i»*i (•«*rM»'sl i t l j i h i m - n 0*1 11 I on pMsdTrful iiM*a of nto mu' •••»- (hut (hr ••printiofi. of iltt* wimill ( for iu maritime union*. I're- Naval Reserve Offi- ■•{rISrri^lh*r cer Is Main Speaker At Rotary Meeting 'Fred H. Williams, Dr. Orville Burks and lonrdhs were daetrnynl 27 trlrgraph p<dl* weri* cut .1 • m thp attempt Thi- Me " add* that, seven pet sun* •»••• dnin in a battle on th*- i L««..| of Krphallrtiia nn<| five ..lb.»vere killed north of la ru a C° in Jr t an d ' second ’ rwJ riblnm i Degtaring that althbuth there Is winners among th* boTa were Paul f K°r»< He»* mIsundersUndlng Bradd™ *aTi"|"Void, wno I bet weep °*M« "rotnlry" and'V ovM were awarded $10 taeh. l.bel Le-1 « “ **•“ •L lhe preaenl Ume. he 0 . Fils and Valeen Prevail wbee flrx‘ I •«V* ,no1. ‘ • « , «hl,H Indicating n ^ H ^ u a n . l o r , un(] rwi riuutni winnci». • • ... .* anil second red ribbon w i n n e r>* ... .!-" J ” '71,n2C!* 1. . of the Sanford ^ r t S K H t b u . . . y^McGIH • ] .1At 'KSON k'IM j. Sept Iet j t Special I — "1 iinTi'iit d 1 a» Si oii'nt nhorlny;*«. fidlmviog ' , |...c HI A, lm\e lrivrii Uu«. 1 nit! Ar ** i inn in|ilim.r j o le s A re D e s tro y c d 4 | Jr g e J Lieut. F. G. West DoerNotExpect: War With Russiaj •A r * . /~i , L ree C C •. . * * • P I 'ee rrssoonnHs S Ml aa ii nn ;; B rid g e s , ■* buck potnts plus a |20 prise, it was announc­ ht. eountry for ed today by Mrs. OuM* Wilson, (International coun -'nitration agent, under whose direction the pro(r a m was held. -Aubrey Mrra-i won th* second blue ribbon op * Is-uUio; 4 t(t*1H1 ••*»»- 1 •»M||l|tt* r llt'H'l I In 1 tiiillrnirr t p«*atr ig Y'oik.sWillium t)|i*y<-t lirrr iiytil hrrr nn ••$$$ d*»»»r*trp, tell. Mw- 1 • ••*»!• .1 lilwvio-L- to .-lid rtirlit li**vr ••$» fin* trthlr Trir«te I tb*‘ th- Utir* t| IK k 11'sis.u.i nt it«t, .,•*! •*•* Ihiiftr 1* SKA I kll^iii liiii Violence Flares Wilson Says Meat Shortages Hike Air Show Seen Again Today In Opportunities Facing Porltry*Tien By More Than 1,500 People or Id Parley On T * " ..... ,,f «»;- ’” Cross-Country (ilidor it Enerirv Is I'.VCHt Is Captured last night with ea<t ami golf coaat op* operators, but the parley'collapsed when the operator, n * fused to contido*— the deni amt. 4 * 0 a**a of two west coast Union., the me « Cook. and H U w .nl. , M o fth e m hls Marina * V ln* Jimmy Brown, on* of seven Norman John n-w alj Makin. new O.rxva hay* who gnteryd the ^-11 Australian Amliassador to the C . % --------------« • • \ li»h Trieste b . u truly free Mate. The key .Adriatic port, t’onnally »ddi-.|, mu.I he inde|>enilent of .Liitk \ iittuliYia * tUlf. Prrlnrrd thr Tex»» Dfmocrkt; Ml.rt ij* make Tric^tr thr aymhol nf |trnrr i«h<I ppnirily hi *tho world.** . . * • ('••tinally nrtlf'nri 1hi* ptopowd f r if territory of Tnl-stc itniM n»»t U' n satellite. nf Yuitoduvin or nf Italy. Yufo* stnvia mid Italy. Mir "uid. are l»»th ••uhoffhnatr (" w*»ild prnrt> JY iiiltl i»*«»tr im|u)rtaHt than a f>\% **f territory nr Matiniial pud**. l*ntitial|y a»■»*»•tr*l 1 ••niinurd thr Senate Fnretrn the ed by New York. .y.iyor Wllllatn. t/|)»yer lorall tc.iniMn-. n|M-ratliw under 0O.1I11* ‘•••iti.nl. lettlcmctvt of of tlutlu* .trike, .trike, unions union* hate hair .tarred .iuictI to to move and medical medical supplies sii|i|>lies into Into lit* tin .dt settlement move Inod l<«><l and . dt |their strike In port, all over country. ------ : I’A liS . Sept It). </P) — Seiiittok Tom Coitiinlly has ” told the Paris Peace Conference . that Trieste must not. become %**111A another OOWHM I Danzig.* Reply! ly in g to duninnds o f Utissiaiili K o re jfln aI iu iste r Molotov on thr'dirieste titles*lion. <'t)iiiinlly‘’nSsi,rteil thnt the Conference must e.itnb- Inng.hnreinrn In New York, where the -NMD U rrw up Mil Id line, of piekrt* • ---------1 Texas Democrat Says’ City Must Be Made Symbol Of Security And Peace In World POLICE GUAM) TRUCKS AS O’DWYEK SEEKS SETTLEMENT tun k ilnn 1,.ni* Mo* ,|m of pickat. in New York. t|ie t ‘|(> H IE I.AW ON HIH SIDE In tlxgJonr n( motorcycle porolmnn I*.-).- lllio-li-s Ill ftbfnLine Ism* l da 1-Isml n<1 Imnii IU<->kllu N N Y isdtre protni....... i„, i . , n ,i«tr mariners al*« began lo inten.tfy III* truck loaUril wttli produce Itbfn l.rn ii Into Into llmoklin ON IIIH WAY to present t ■■■■■■■ not respect "any common picket line." • ■ \ Ryan himself elbowed hi, way * twice through an NMU‘ picket lin<> along the North River, lie raid A K of L stevedore, were at work at at least two pier*. 1 Other longshoremen. however. I refused to whrk strikc-biuuid ve»*el*. Meanwhile, hujidird* of CIO picket. ma««ed a| pirr. in Mon., hattan, and the-'union* amid pie•i kating also, would In* incrga'cM at Brooklyn and Ktaten Island pier*. Some picket, handed "nut pamphlet* raying. "The ship | owner, have locket u« out.” A. plan, got underway for n ia.. del dernon.tr at ion by thousand* Jimmy Brown Is Named Winner Of . ■ .i of L longshoremen, Joseph Kyan, reiterated th at hi* men would cussions might remit in a decl- j • *lon to participate In the l«ondon parley. day evening at OiAO o’clock at Ityi ------------- Afttocinted Prfti Lcntfd W ire T aevrrnl sections ‘of lhwaterfront. t h e 'l " * * ’of the A- V elgn* that Jewish representative* may Join the conclave. T h rr. member* of th* Jewish agency executive flew to-^fari* lixlny for fit meeting of tKe comm it tea. Jewiih source* .aid the dis­ Sanford Womans Club under rectlcn of women from home de­ mons tratlpn clubs throughor: the ■ e«|iial pay ‘for (TO teamen. Jg aln it the idea. Today Itevln ok 00 minute* ta. make a state­ ment detailing llrltaln'i reply to ' that (land. The conference wa» meeting behind cloved- door* and the text o f Pavin’* .perch wan jenot mad* I public. ■ Conference rourcea emphasised that Hevln made no new propo.al* to subntitute for ■ the federnlitntinn scheme. Meanwhile, thara are mounting $20 prisa. ■■■■■. again threatened to Ignnib f i t ) picket line* today a* the Natlonal Maritime Union -tepi'nl up the lemim nf it* lin k s f«r ] "» • workable and could lead to what he called a final eolation, t a il week (he Arab delrirntr* . had- leveled -bitter criticism ; . « Tells Conference Trieste Become Another Danzigi Curran Asks Truman ; To Intervene For Signs Mounting That Jewish Represcnta- New Aussie Knvoy 1 Contract To (iive Workers Pay Hike ^ fives May Appear At London Conclave NEW YORK. Sept. I ft. </1b- * ^ N. M. U. Steps Up Tempo Of Wage Walkout ,iiv* I .C l * SANFORD, FLORIDA. MONDAY. SEPT. 16. 1 0 4 6 .' nwlH'i w inii;hl nffwrf (In* uppiti rtillv Hiifittfirni «|MPH*r id pn* iliirlfon l*v thr I'lf 1 alt* i«nn flit* pftthlrm nf 1 -ill ^ri vVijf ltd of HH'ti i.tl |miti 111 yiitro " Apput rntly |||n*p pmilli ymru flit; Wnffl*• V*t»l 11*••a*IV1‘Pt. II ClIlpIlM, Itril llo- iirril f $ <|t*V*;ln| who* In*vr l»eeii nltli* l«» untiHtfiin 9tgy • • Sllrl. tf risitfrfrift *• Ml niNII t*%pl.lifir«l W*»til-I dims T»t| „ Imiilc te.i-arcli on a glub.il Purchase JBuilding 8. Perry, aasisUnt poultry ialist from- Galneeville. w s. .tha judge. ,Jimmy Browji wot\ $6 award and Florence McGill won a second * award of $3,00 donated by the Trxedp /red Comping. Other con'estant* Jn (he catt^ e a t. Include.) Miaa Brunctta LarP g e n t of Longwood and tha followIr.r exhibitrra fropi Geneva: Harriatt Geiger. Ju n t HeOIII. Shirley Boater. Barbara flynt .and Jeanetto Me.Mahan, ana’ -among boy*. Devid Oldham, Leonard Williamaon an4> Richard Brockman. production, • despite feed and • ••in t » *1 H i! t m .« ( ! H *• 1tlilnOf • • hi tata••( !».1 r.f W .»»• ( •* li n y ••f S h r llrv * I \•rI.tfi»*-w of Vl.tnf .t. f I\me ’•l* UIHl uhttr b 1*»I V-tlb! ip ' ttt*i 111*1*4 iu*«t|r *»l 1s t “'Mirv wan! p* ;»* r ' Three Auto Wrecks vkcur In Sanforik Over Weekend Three tavuile wrrr Inlurrtl shortly .ilt*'r. .1 no o'clmk Sunday allernoon -* he,| the IPtn on • -oil Vonl tnirk a tit- h .Samuel It NeLwin ol Seville « 1. .irivioe got out d -ontrol -ind m ri tut oeil oil lh- Or Undo Ut.hway * ,1,..it' (oilr in le-. Audit o| Ihe rlty 'Hint 's *■ W,,—r-. '*• *I,—S nrvl.t S.UI1t.11 loin 1' wa. hmltd Hut Mr> H. It Neleui had a- fraclucrit tollarl.uo- Mrs Carry Thjirtir another liai ■■-liter had M-vetiil ruts.a atx| .* Peggy niomo her tUualltcr. had * hrut-cd vlHiultler. aj-cortlliw lo .Ttate Highway Patrolman I. C Bender. _ K. I ' W • **'•' <• runner lad with the ne«s erra Is the recent ptirch »«c I" I , . I 'Iflt I.« »I•| • |H I I N f**' , r5fV rvr ■’Tr« rff".’ ln lh' 0/ I be apartmeni bt ilding at th e ' f Athens. .In Ilia fnsl , nut 1111. t win f,r< ha. Inkrn « re»dv to inniYft SIiick tile nor ftonford'Orlando arc*.." -iMd 'he c o rn ir.o f Palmetto Avrnu^ «H f'nlntiaki i>eitf.n of tillM. » (W»» lilt" | • rH*"l ’ I heavy «..II ,,f inai.v nnluiHl re >"'d. seasonal I ipik I of llirsr RitlaHans nt their regnler u-erkly Secorul’ Ktrael bv* Fred II. WiL . u timid giilindn n m thl I •Wt|| !l »| >VIII' |" u* " ' ‘'a m i n e . Wasle, i|e«tinetlonan.| ' l't"'lui t* tsiicei upward 11. ‘ tin luncheon today* that u vtr'nryi I" I o* morning st ■ polire pati..liinecoiioinii 11-r 4if iMoiiir. so\ and l^iniei. fi'e pie.ri.l over Russia would be a hollow I orwl«g> nark* of the Sanf u I Ihi-rr’s tin word of ait) •» where daiiinge mniikiii.r. «••»,. J^ h 'a-eallv ‘I’tbh ••••• •*) -lit. I* one a* fou is» t doq t «ln a war. Cl)n,c who , nnoB„ee t|.»t ih-v ties. mini a -la tr lie a«-ert«-l "'eat shottagr Her.I to.I ii.irKvrryone lo*e*.'v.. , ' * ill i l of III.IMI »**••» 4111*1 will convert ^h* property to bti*,w Mr T ring 1 1 it’ll pro|Misal was 1 *arily la followed l.v miiv "■ ^ Lieut. Wr*t emphasised, how­ 1 Mini . glob g fo. , us*. sent lo (he I'N ’s Kroii.imlr and IK-- loll In tile ilUmrdiutw fntni*' ever. thr velue of training In nes* t. Inii'l* | f I nn *k‘» The firm of Moughton and l.indSocial fmint-il. whirh l.slay is I That will nice f.u the |.oiilliv Kiir many ye*n<. runti-tft*. Naval Itraorve and .aid 'h at aey, local arthllacl*. have ••e«n ai •»• f I *t\y IhIIII Mil . ..III S .V a taking up (ho |itnhli>m of Ku producer^, big ..ml III lie ■ although It coata a .J o t.o f money, employed to make 0l*n4 f«>r lh* callml "hail) stars” and r<m I it l» i* hard on IIhe «nir~\‘" l " 1». rope'* HOO.WMI «|i'|>|jtt-nl refuirrr* . even «*vrn if It ho rO ir^* It i* an -urgent necr-.il v- Th« tiro- conversion ef thie-property. one o f nlArns of ill Itfck. ^J'aimirr.’ Thr Intter. Ullfoftiiilwtrly ) '* hot hnj l»ri n billed ftraiit e'iw J * "aimril prfrparily at th* Id Sanford landmark*, front ____ lo p lu u e-flight flan Iweii hn$€t hy m» many '"I" •'flight Ito In niiiile fo r , who liivestlKStesl IJie iuclderttvataran*. -of. th r ,’.recent, war. he residential to business pfopm y. prlre* of lata that hu m ^nW the (ir>t lime hv n ui.li-nl fly*- - Wlllism Herndon <>t Sanlortl was Said, but' la'cr w||| »ake boy. nut The building, of brick ronstrtrwill probably nnl ciynplsln inurh ai th. Sanford .School ef Avia Ion .,reported In have e.vcaiwd injury about n few rent* more for poul. hoi d out Inhr one of the big •w|ir.| Idv Hotlge irtlail ran off tha Mra. Roy Tlltla, chairman, and of high Mhool and rive them tlon. crntalns slg epartmrnts and try and eggs, If lho*r jtem* ute lliidls. Souifay. when 'hr planemail on Hnnlnnle IlmiPvard about Mre. Joh 'Andes, represented the invaluable training particularly in woe remo<leled.»nd rj-palnte<l last tha field of radar and electronic*. ytar. An addition w it lie made *>U just available The availability through '• I t "f laaey tw» and ^ half mile* out of the Sanford Home Demonstration Tha armory’ at Orlando, he aald; f food eontiniie* hi U< Hu- lug 't'i'»»»- Th. pilot w • ............. cUv limit* earlv Sunday morning. ••*•* d o b Jn preparing the aupper. Aa- houyea equipment for thla purpose the lot adiacent to the pf-iper v, I It.,,, iluuy Rohmioit. ve nrutt .Wlllum H WILson w*s taken for In purchasing tha property, alaiing * wera “Mrs. C A. Old “ W»m valued at over $600,000 Ishe* and make a* much money; item, *0 far as the public .i Hy XUI.IAN H1KNHTRHM Iteatment io Orange General Hoapilot m rul 1 0 .' wrier of the rbunl. Mr. Wtllsms •*•» Dr Be.s i « ,« rather than it * Q of Geneva, Mra. Ralph Hammond "This on the-Job training pro­ aa he possibly ran. Also, his ( rnnrentc<| Discussing hi* axpariancaa dur­ Th« -ailplanes, many of Hirm liUal nt 2 30 o'clock Sunday alter-- . Mrs. W. R. Strum of Long. ing the osar, Lieut., West, who axproased confidence In the figure gram la getting t» lw an r 'Oi- regular job in which he is te - 1 price.front the I'lmeaslle Army base. noon aitrf Iii« .Studi-baker sedtn served in eobptarinea In tha Paci­ of Hanford and it* growth, llotn pllealad that I don’t know wheth­ calving training is limited to a } "Med |t been possible for J ran Inlo a tree a* AHarrtonla i t-V> •re war veterans. The former is j a" - ' ,,v ‘frnr*‘L I "> Giglit .ifh r Springs Patrolmsu Bender said er I ’m coming or going.’" H >«- standard nunilwr of hour* per I Florida priultrymrn to maintain fic. said ha t r u attached to the . . , tlirV' ar» relrare.l at elHiul f. OtHI the son of tho late city engineer •\Bacapa” and mady all Ita patrol* Fred It- William*. Dr. Bark* »erv. marry Hanford people haye beard week, as s^t bv the institution I operations on n normal hast*, altitude from the lowing that he had not been informed aa or firm with which ha I* train -’ thl* Spring and Hummer, the plane. f" 1 They bank at si-rmingly im- to the es’ctil ol Ihe Injuries. from tht« time' when it was. com­ ed ovrraeea and for It long time that remark made lately! Open .New missioned In 11>43. He described I f a certainly true that the re­ Ing and what lie makes'on over" puhlie^iilghl ‘havre benefited Irn p....iM<‘ turns and glide to vrry ‘ r»w.*V* ' # this sinking of the Yamato, Jap was « prisoner lo Germane. Th« cent rhangri mode in the on- time, i* not subject to ^He rule* mriijibly at thl* lime, hy reason an 1 soiootb landings on building was purchased from Mra. Mauser Ih 4&JM9 ton haitteahip, a light the-job training program Hava and rcgulntinna. devised hy lh e in f (t,p availability of abundant Ihe runway*. They have only ode j Robert *em ber and aavoral other ship* aa Allio' Howell of Jacksonville. I supplies.; IJrtforttirflilcly that .was Inmiriig win el and have lo "', caused many o f • the- •emphyer*, -V-A. Visiting Sanford well a* several narrow escapes For exampfp. John l>oa l« not poss’ible. I am afraid that <r|cr. Irr wings. Yldlnbty is curclwho have lawn affording e * . end equipment which the "Escape" had bafotg it •servicemen the opportunity «f married and working for th a ’ t),r next few weeka and month* lent fr-m the rm-kuits which a .v llnh-rl Maurer. suijervUor In survived ihe recant atomic bomb taking advantage of the «system‘ y » trm Blank .................Drug Company as « will ravcaL that Hocks have been ,.nr|r „,| j,, tinte,t fleviglas*. <4mntc ol curing operations at the ta*t at BiblnL to drown themselves In lirndsriie trainee, lie hope* sfune day .to cut'down much mnre ilrastically Armour amt Ootnpaliy tnest pack­ Ll«ut. Was' Was .IntfUutfad r Men war*' at work thl* morning powder* and luiplrtn tablet*. (make $200 per month a* a phar- than the general public realises, ing j>l»nt In BaMImore. Md, U » ‘ WAJBHINCmjN, atp t. t. Ufi so 1 n s* I I foot addition to the bv Flatchar Boll* who hod charge " Ju s t how do ! atend on thi* maelst He goes to work a* a now, n u c( then inrti t*\ i _ — a* • now. if If inni t h a t 'l11l true, a guest ol Mr atid Mrs Alex R. screury of Commerce WslLscc of th# program., President George thlnjt? la my helper being aided traineeon a 40-hour per weak profits o f tha poultrymrn will I EU ffCD C* lA *V y » Sl*rV in ff Johnson. TOM Holly Avenu? made hU Brat puhfle‘•UUmetU on A. 8peer announced that eg InterW i l l i 11 H i l Y i v i u i n n Abmil 10 yefcrs ago. Mr Hauser r stfrred up by the or hurt by these changes? What bail;. If hi* total pay for the be restricted and the consumer i M arket According In Mr. John­ city meeting with the DeLSnd and Urn controversy happen* If ht work* ovrrtlm® month (Jor* not ricred $200. In- will also auffer through the non.' >V l i l t 1 1 1 1 1 U lY lH I t m ran llie meat house at Kemtnol* yf foreign policy speech he made test son,’ the restaurant will open about New Smyrna club* will h* held a» and makes more than $20(1 per eluding hit subsistence,' he I* hi availability of their products. Il ___^ _ ty High School farm where he re­ the Seminole Country Club V est Week. Declared Mr. Wallace: "I month? " "Suppose he makes a the clear. N°w sunposc Do* puts is .a tough situation, ami a f Oct. I. ceived agricultural ami Entura stand upon my Ihw Tort ^eech." •.%Sk Mondav night at 7 --70 o’clock little money on tho side, what In 16-hnur* overtime. Doe must rathar ridiculous one to,, — that i "WITH TUB HOIITH ARMY IN Ksrtnrrx training, tinder Mr. Johnwhan Fuller Warren nf JockMn The secretory made It dear th at then I " they’re asking. report what he received fur hi* n KUt* such aa Florida, with JAPAN. Hept Ifl. iDeUynD Opl aon. 17113 Is hU first trip bsck.lo villa will ba ‘he chief speaker, bo- aril! Jw t hock down on the All these and many moreques-J overtime on hi* monthly report. practically llmitlets posslhilities I Eugene |yvy. II. ol (tenlord Ft* . Hanford since Ills discharge from nfr he mode which were II * also ravaaled that the board a t variance with the policy Mono have been * n a w e r e d | b u t thla I* not subject tn any for production of poultry and, Is now serving with the ElevenlH the service sis month* a«o. He of dlretora have mad* Dr.. A- W. eggs, should face the poasibillty Airborne Division In Bcndal. Japan served lit the Pacific Theiter ol out by Secretary of through « an Investigation w#j V.A. action. Cppe, Jr . an honorary member la In t’e go further .and aay that if not the certainty, nf a short He' has been with the Division lor Ope rations Mrs, R. .K .'B eelek, a raaldant with the backing of made the other day with a rep* the armed service. ' Tanford for tha past $6 years, reeentatWe of the Veterans Ad. another drug store in the city ’ I* age of thoeg important food the p u l nine months. • . felling Chrislm** card* and for item*. •After compteUng basic training TtswNsKum n iH T w r r m i ____ "It Was interesting ministration. he volunteered for llie .poraUoopa. The monthly meeting of the t that both the extreme F irs t of all, the trainee and ■ ’ few week* need* an estra f . , M P * CRACK 'DOWN Taktpg hi*. Jump training at Ft. Dtolrtcl of the Tuwmeiui o M tmploytr know th at the veteran* dark for a faw hours In the eve­ left FRANKFJIRT. Germany. Bant ATO TO MEET ning to help. sell them. The Denning. O * . tie qualified as a par­ held yesterday in St. Cloud wUh Income cannot exreed $200 p cxlji aj - ? 1 8 ,’ W A - A t t t e r l e a n M* f * 13 cfiuntte* being represented The of ihe other firm hires achutist on Uve l&lh of-May II * rlod Ofriier* 0' M I do, however, that mart Amer­ month if Ut* vateriin la marrl ;t$ * The Alpha Tau Omega social bv making the required null eeting was preshlcd over by P. Sam P m it of Walker, M o. rrarked. down todge on a i Doe U> work for him during the ican* art coooCyned about, and and. $176 I f single. However, ** iV ss, president Her. liavUo Mrs.* Gao age Bauman o f of looter* and buck mark* *• evenings and at th* end of the fraternity, actives and alumni Jumps from * plane tn flight. A f . rtilttig to w«k for ptaoa. 1 th e m ate .more way*than one In «> ey n p t<*\dUpUced1 PoUc intend 16 continue toy efferU for a BtepdLsh. pastor of the Ht. Cloud In which a veteran can add •to first month, Do* ha* tp*<!* $200 will meet at th* Motors Inn at present he Is performing In GemeoY. Thev con f Methodist Church, was th* I. M jttrt »nd testing peace and I this lucerne without running Into from hi*’ regular training poei- 13.00 o'clock noon tomorrow for a'duties In this division, lew atm*. Army oou . Kami of Orlando, are future apeak |trouble qd'h the V. A. H» rah tlnn ■end $66 for hi* ' outside luncheon and meeting. Alt member*) in* parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8am soeakrr. Orl* Vista * u the nit* of th * next meeting. . are urged to be present. Lev)', reside in Sanford, Florida. ICsslUMS us rage T e ll hav« a job on the aide if h * • , * ** SfL . . . l.lY ltC - ■Vj^ .V * * W 44 tjj • . I <■!>& is s a ie Investigation-01 Vet Joh Training . Makes V.A. Program Much Clearer Roy Joh Wallace Stands Pat On New, York Speech Mrs. R. H. Renick Dies In Orlando s r ^ 's x r ? ;,. ...... a i ‘ ' ‘ i * — i— r . ■ i � 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 13, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 13, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 13, 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/1a1382f82f817c504145e187e8986da3.pdf 195ddbaeb0303436e18cd4ddd6d30026 PDF Text Text o S '/n o e A . I 3 f ( W a T H * .o 2 5 v> $ 3 A > ?f* *. IT P 4— f i\ t �TH E WEATHER P n r tly clo u d y th is a f te r n o o n , tb p lg h t nt^d S a tu rd a y . S c a t t e r e d th u n d ershow era ' th is a f te r n o o n . S e v e re t r o p i ­ c a l storm , 3 8 0 m ilca n o rth e a s t o f M ia m i, p ioving n o rth e a s tw a rd a t 1 0 m ile s per h o u r. B e rm u d a h a s b e e n a lc rttM . U n ity T h e r e l « S tre n g th — * 4 Preisrt Ike n « « «f tW -W nrU ; 0 T i o m U the F r a m i ef A m criit; » rn tM r n t p r i l ; l a SsafarO. AN IN D E P E N D E N T v o lu m e xxxyii a h .y n f a v s p a i' e k SANFORD, F L O R ID A ) FRIDAY, S E P T . Albania Says 13, 1946 .—»--- • -- —-------4—J i--Associated Press Leased Wire ----------— Council Army Troopship^Loaded By GIb Telegraphs U. N. That ‘ , Regime In Athens" Is Attempting To , Provoke,. Conflict Free Parking Lot Made Available h Uptown Areja 1 LAKE SUCCESS, N ..Y ., Sept. 13, (/P)—Albania ndded fuel to the fire today' when delegates charged that the Monarchlst-Fa^ciat -ful* . ere of Greeco are trying to ttlr up a border war. The Al* banian Rovcrnment asserted; that the Athena regime is trying to( provoke an armed AmerianK Injured By Crcnade In Trieste Riot I’A It IS, Sept.” 13, (/P) — American delegate James Dunn .started another hot filiht today at the Paris Con­ ference when he ntijfK«»ted that the United Nations Security Council be given the job of governing Trieste when and if the Key Adri•little poet becomes « free,- lrftcriPitionar rity, - ** ' Another Lot To 0 c Set Up B y City «At Palntetto, Third St. K fire tfirkins lot last will a tctmmcdatp x, Irani .'Hut wu^'imoblli* hnn.lnvti made available nt tho ptblir a t.ih * lot aboUfnc Conimer.ial Street between Hoot and I’almrtto Avrnur. aid lm* ! nn-dfaii-ly sruib of the l-akrfrtlH .Soft bull ' field, it *(*$ an. ■ no|tnrnl thin morning CU,v j ‘Mahaust II, N. Sjtjrer. KDhv’ will) K|irtacr,| oi\ ‘he lot which*ban en t trances on Palmi-ttn aiull II *»5 _ Avtrtiiir*, IfraM has brew tEoUinmied. > i f h i • lot 'will he a courenlonn President to moliirieta who wrrk to the f i arrival downtown area/ nod Is- rear to the'para- the' shoppingdistrict An-» hi* are Bfmtn the ctly na-ncu lot at tlt» rornrr nt rnitlomli area lo be used tor lire parkin* 1' I’almettn . Avi mu* rtlil Third Street, which Is also conveu! rt ' tov Ihe Host Office and lm*lt*tm*f 'C S area. “ • R. ( handler, manager of ■a ,lhe Stpodari Oil Killinj StatSon H LQ at North I'ark Avi-mr nod Ful Jon Street, announced this m en• ing that free parking wmitrt too e n m r r allowrd. on the slaticn lo‘, g r*»“ twills. . Tbs new testimony was re. (wired by the United' Nation! Security Council inn the Btiulaii* backed chart's that Greece is a threat to peace in the Balkan*, 5: iDmm's propo**) vm* in line I * with the ilrtlniim of the Big ijj Four fc’hreign Min inters Council. T Aualrnlinrr* rtrlegnttt W, II.' w llodrxon liuim-dfnlrly . criticised ■ *1111)1 proposal. lip hei,| the Securlt>' .Council I* not fit to rule ■ Tricftp. — that the,. -Security ■ Council tin, t-onie into iUirepute I h«-iiu»o of the orbitrnry use of ■ Ihi' veto (lower by some of (ta I picmheri. He lii-etar-rd that 1st* ting the 'council govern Trieste would riin.tilule n threat to World pesre. ' Sail) Hodgson: "The uie of the veto power iti the Security I iVonril In . lo-eo arbitrary, frre*p")>^il.le ho,I tin (atorisl end has t,i iin,* f>i Mi,. r,»o tint into illsirpntr tlirnllgh"ill |hf world." rSIKl I ullgiili* were s o m e w h a t si)' t.if.1 o at,ark at the sharpness of r'eil i I ll,»|K„in’. attack. At first n,nl clniir,- Im c imemo apparently __ Ilpported Ru.'sla's V. M. Molotm who litul t-krptirally demand, n! fur i tier information on the Von to .in plan for administering ' Tiii-'li- It was also recalled that i ''"I Ilialg.aii bad in the p%»tI I I l" ''" i'iithly critical of Russia's ine of the ' 4 n I" the Securijy i oooril. Hfttffc*on wan a council iiot- delegate, before going to Parts 1 J ' (or the confeii-nre, amt ho h*d ter.word, many times with Kan the Soviet council member, ■ * Aoiliei (iVoiiiyko. 1,11 liwljrewn ‘raid unlay that to '("(1 the Trieste ■pie at ion in ths ,h<- IijiI hIh of the Secn n iy Council uioihl "insure making the plan t,,r oiiwnrknlde." In/irad, Aut•he Italian argtird. Trleslo should be " " " governed by a rouncil represent­ ing the United States, (treat dr- lirilnln, Soviet ItiMnia, France (be mid three uthi-i nations.------- ■ the meeting pSt for .today' on the complaint against p the Uriwk Government. At Ins request o f United ‘ States detsfale HcHchel Johnson, who is Indisposed, the meeting was deferred U ntil.2:^0. P. M„ Kastern Daylight Time, tn Monday. The latest Albanian complaint ne'serta that the Graek government wants a border war as a pretext for moving Into southern Albania. The original complaint against Greeco was filed, by th^ Soviet Ukraine. Brisk Construction Activity Reported y-f^ »J* _ »- ----loqig'^fUi'liy ,twl . .** o ft ” , , ■ ' ifff •ote* business property In V Mng« i woodl; mortly pf .cement bUelir#nstnieHonv hs* Veen reported .to have taken piece fluring th­ ree! year * by lira. Anna l*. .Manllk, resident Hetnes have beefl built by l|#r* men Jean (two), itIf, J . Wells, Jr^ David Uvfngttrm,. Henry Heath, Forest French. Shelly Nsrlii Colbert Peace, W. A. C*rtw riga Willitm Bodger, EdwiiH Johnson. l« It. Ptyne, Phil Wtd. dis,- C,- K, Jordan, A. II. nranlly, Thomas illaigh t and B ryant Wat* pen. •' a ' lleuse*. are dew being con* strutted by M. B. Blankenship. O. H, Snodgrass, ' N. G. . I/Jper, sowtni; Ifbofe,' 1Benjamin .Stum, L. R, North and Fi l l . Button. A -garage apartment le being constructed by ' H o m e r S c o tt, business blocks by L. It. Payne, Week la rttnr* hy Bobbie Jo« ; LaGuardia For New ; World Food Board V. WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.' (jp) UNRRA Director G e n e r a l 4 Elorella UC.uenll* declared tO. day that the plan for a ‘ World' fowl board and International brie* stabilisation if the hope of the world. Tho plan was con* Australian Declares Veto Power Would • Make Plan Unwork­ able In Council arre-l yesterday by Orange > |U O U U M l’ H I J U r i f l g min,ile County Cfanm-L 'Ths .............. .. ---------------------MllUlae* smmcrce ts putting on cmuity deputies ol1 Paul fi pi'to secure the signs- el, ex* convict and hh I percent of the nwn*a la*. Donnie Hullock, of acreage in Seminole County confe**k>«r from the former that so petition thu Jleapd u f.hn hxd stotoo a HMO Plymouth DnrlrT^the numUi-of AuguiL, Two Kttads And Area 7.^ . s aCvrnmlsslonenr ■ * — County to *hold j sedan. th«------ 3 -ty bfAV. R. Rain* |rgf Mnee we re acted tiprli by lleT At ^ t a t p Alar H o t n roferomhim ’election to deter* [ r f ,1 |J i f e l 5 ’ Method lit worksM. *i'h et by I mln» whether a county fira c o n * (front of To Be Ucsurfiiml ■veiling, according v'* ll» ^ " f irr «* trot u tit should l>o established i Church H was repot it'd tiwlny. at the mri- mg and IMaintained. Manager Ed* to; police. war,| liggins said today. "This . The I h, minus four '>/ « « » > ^ * * * ' ” '? wmoiiucrd Uiwl s™!'*d taq* tor |uvs,„&Qd hr .'ifljo, Rfit Cr&M by Mr*. A* Ia a vIII* tn* iirol'cli will he received urt Uion.s CIuF» InvestipctitioiX has . to tie before the wheeU si flteeday where it h*>ma service chairman, Oct ,i Ttu*f tncliid' « uml.'htiu1 County / Commissioners at their was fdnn jyition To Be Head-mil on Rood ISd Thuro wi» a nottraMe lom i-o minmf, mail mix pevfftirtd nml October meeting.1* Mr. Higgins h*A-hf«it ake Aeiilemy bje in letters, wires and financial n*- tnr.ilriit.il items im Ituatl 20J l r added, "so that the proposition, of Mho F cd Ity H arry Robson Iwren Ro.ul 5TO III CJvtfdo nml ran be jiut on a ballot for the Stati llii Patrotmnn I*. G. distance given to servic-im-n, v Road tl TTie lrtirMi of the Toed l* general election. In November." j Render. * It .W it on erana and Ihelr depehder.1* '> opproxltiiitirly *i 4:m ipi'-.-'j "T h e •Chemlier. o f Commercn ,lh" '*r« J !*,! Inrat ^ileOutP,. Ini last'twp ntOlllhs, .she ' Atiollict project i> Ja-llcf-u ivilntv Kri-c atlrm pled to bring this nbout " inf’SSK »>" «■"■ on the Oraimr Rrmtiiotc Ctmiitj' g(rj.s iippmiinialtly a year ago, hut lh* t lt,e J from the loot chairman, said that ahe h>i. t till-' Mititlt of A|»ipki for n ill'- Wilt eeeunrd the signature of person* *'M 1,0 1 t|»l’n .finer* ne*r complete the knitting i|u it« tsrirr nl 10, mlK Mfh llm'lo'k club controlling 60,000 acre*, which ~ u , “A m he ami Hinlocii ' next January ami sdvi.ej brie atiirjiiiii rtiitu ;uid resur-.eptu wee a b o u iy o percent of thosel i ore*'- (-1 |T Oraifge Gognbt. unteara -who are i|iteresir.t fg'TIi-t.tlii- lull -wtiltli of tlir pavr* required' Smce then, Manager 1 ^ ^ . ,, " 7 ' (wrte* amt M. W. helping lo romplete thi* pf" ' "" tn*ill *Tth.jtfplnilllr roBctttT. Higgins ha* been assured hy^ Deputies u>, crnlacl her. L aI ttu- t(*(i(i»nl Hidte f?jl^llrr;,, ■ever*) luxe tand, owner* that ( Hand laid to|i. fj. Crumley chapter >b r» lm *rktl, titiU will uc taken In surthey would favor the formation Bh*rl*‘ * County deputies roaT1 read the treasurers* tm ui in jfs rr 3hit) (quarr jr.vjtli Dl tirix on of khla unlb and it Is hoped day that 1 .wogking on the , hp ,baenre of.Ned kmith. I'l is ' Orj Iii llmerork In r with bllumln* that it can be accomplished thle »IW J9ui Mirluc' tr<*ijtiiirlit v ev . beMeri and petition eheeta ease, . . . were discussed for the tom Mlllstaget was mon|h,, , NollllraMon n| the arlUili t-ik-n hare been mailed to ell the Orange FBI r*«nda In on ltw.*r project* by I tin Ntatn llosd Urge property owner* in th£ Arrordl 1(142 from Joliet,f DrparUornl wu.' gliv-n toitny In County requnsting their slgna* paroled li CAP Parley To He Snnstor l.lnyd f* Ibiiln and Ript*. tufa and eupport. ; III. priso M II Hinltli bv P WkIii * VTtnafU a most; Important pro* Held In Orlando sentsllvBavins'. 1j 14lrn1.u1 of *.hn drpittjrrt f i . r ‘ -our ‘ cotmty. ns the * nt **rt* mnnl. l atipual fin* loerj*.enormous and1^. d l the, co st oP.UglntaininF.-ths unit |U r , M l ^......................... . SSteiai Month Of August Wd Probe Of Safety Controls Near Schools Ordered Higgins Approves Jaycue Action On Hospital Survey*" hihvard lliggtiia, msnager or Ilip Seminole County Chamber of Comiuerce. declared- today In a li-tlrr to 'thn .tunlor Thamber uf (ninmerrp ttin* thn senior trade lunly uns in favor of the action nvetiIty taken by (tin dayerce, to g ,l- « suivcv roftdiictod here to drterniine ttuI* fo, hospital lntlllln-'. Tin* Jayner-i rrfcnlly rn|uested tin* Hot nli Improvement Comiiil'flnii to ...... . a survey here iindrr |irnn»n>n» nintatnrd in e Imipitnl program passed hy Congiesn. Kyle McMillan Hurt ... In DcLand Accident fj2 PtMindn Of Cb^JiRc Kvir M ruuun. former ain 'I^movcd From McterH ah)« to actomfilsh. thin hbjecilve ln<9. . J.*< this year. The active silhoArt of bT?thtT '1?1 alt cltlaen i i. requeetod." . 1 ■ Mr. lilg'gini also aaasrted that 3 later In ; the month ,th# service . nf W ilJiini F. Jacobs of the Florida Forest and Park Service w ill'be obtained, ta assist in this mifl nsssm sii, liras ne - 'C iy fsWpnign, HldlKOrf EMDN CXJUlUr - * . hopofsl that the ptan wxmtd be Pvt, lit Roy Hickson. Biiilmd pul* Into effect.' Ho al(ded there youth, has completed. ri«td *i*ks Artonling tn Garm, the accident ■Will beV oppoeHiorj from .what he of training as a stbgtcsl Uctuiktm happeiH-d when tho machine hit Charles E. Morris caikd. thee# great food pro* st the Medical Deperlmnil EhIN d a hump nr*r (.hp R°*,j Dcduccr* who do al] their planting Died Thursday N ight Found By Coastguard Trchnlctan* School. Ftrookr At my rmrtment lieailijiiartcre in Ik-I.nnd. Medical Oentcr, Fort 8om Houm-pii, Oeno said that McMillan wsa tad fertilising on tkkertap# Texas, aMondlng to an ahnoutm- tvkcn lc .taytona llnn-h and If ' Charles father" o f ' ? * #* • A ment today by General John M,; tieli'vrd In have austMlned » Guard M m today found* Mfs. Ja c k Burney of Banford, Coast ^ broken hack. D charter fishing, limit adrift WllUa, cotnmandant.. died a t the home of another • .daughter ]n Winter Park task 06 miles sodtlf- of Miami. Th«* tmal, which bad loat it* twarinir« night . a t ,R -.20 o'clock, Mr.' Morris, who wa, bora* J * * " * * ? W i t l p w « ‘ * nA Mar. 10, I8 t4 , in Middleboome, Bimini, bad •board her the son; NEW YORK. frp t. <*>~ W. Va.» had been a lifelong * n<1 <Uu^ L « * H ubert Pulit*, s.The maritime strike became resident of Wetortvllle. W. Va. ■ » . • member «f the famou.r , Fnnkidnwaa today, ,Tho CIO Mari* HI w as a member of.tbe Mawnle, n* ;'P » J^ r ^ r * C liff Ablea. chairman or ih* ;iim * Union seamen, went on (jtiiepehlp Committee of Hie ago and- for • ttoie mad* hie (Mnger a y V ^ J s h l p would Hemlnole County Junior Cham* her of* Commerce, announrr^ to­ day that the Jaycees would sponl , lire. Charles E. Morris of Win•or another “Get Out the Volo*f l tar Park; fggr daughters. Mre. campaign In eonnoctlon with Hid r 5.“™?* e( «Mrfo»dt Mre. George general election to be held <>n , Wocde «f Whiter parks Mrs. No*. % . Mona Riggs of Orlando: Mre* Mr. Abies said that the r*m. Mi llig firi' wroii- "We •are very tmictt* in favor of this propi-vilhrti, and when you have r«* n-iv-'tl n rnply front thn ' IHdeidX hitprovgrnrnt Coinmissinn and ad* vise iix whnrn* Vtn fit in the pic^urr, wp will lm-*very glad ta rlKp^•f^ttr.', f Jitie Hope Held For Knd Of Truck Strike Jaycees To Sponsor “Get Out The Vote Campaign" For Next' Elei Goes On Strike Today Veterans Service Any veteran In need of serf, k-e (free of charge) In any of the following ratygorka la re­ quested to visit the office of Uie responsible agencies listed > below; Coordinator — E. I), carter AtlanUe National Bank Buildr APPROVAL NOT CLEAR suited' fl * ■" itruovB declared « ARM*TROVH DISCHARGED , ‘ Pfc: l,*Hi K. Arnislring, Jr., ha i lo-iit hiniorablv dischargct from the Unitml State* Mirttle (nrpi at Sin Diego. Calif, aernrdi.-g to Infurmntton recslved today. Atin strung visited relativM nml friinds*In l.-filo jim , Ky^ etiiil to . Sanford. He has enterrd. {jvmin-dp lliirh School anj is ■WASHINGTON, 8ept. 13, ffp) - Undersecretary. of Elate W il­ liam •Clayton said , M ay that President T ru m a n 'j' approval of Secretary Wall ace I foreign polity speech was not quite cleaV to him- Clayton- declined to nay whether lu'm lght maan a change In -Atn<-rfran Kmploypient — U. B. B npluynw'nt Hervlce, 112 North Park Avenue. Vocational Training and Edu­ ce Uon —: T. W. Lawton, Oourt House. • legal Aaalstance. ItospttaUisllon And State Ocrvkw Ottleer — Contact through Uoyd F. Doyle. County Service Officer, Taksch Building. Homo Service /Asaletange/ to Rmtcemen. e i -Servicemen t end tlpfr -Dependents- — AreeTkaa Red Cross. Lakefronl BouMrard. Veterans AdmmttlraUoa — Martin M Rudlth. aberifTa Otflee every Tuesday. �F R lD A V rS E K - THE SAN FOWL) H EKA Lt>r^ttK< 2ftl)tja « O K lD A sh Official Faces Problem Of K^settiinjr Over 6,000,000 People Uy LAHItY AI.I.KN . Al*. Newsfraturvtf. W ARSAW —-One of "the hush-CL man In Pcdumr,alight. hln'ndlsh, a le r t 45-year-old Winds.law Wolsk i. vice minister o f public admin­ istration , in work!nif’ ftitflil no,I day to p at the finish Iin: touches oti. line nf. hlatory's biggest migrations-the repatriation and jcsgHli-mtml o f Approximately fi.fiOp.OOO Pole*. A fte r nearly two year* <>f work, he think* hi* job now I* about 75 percent ramplcled and he hopes to w rit* flnla to the cntlrg ta*k by (he e n d 'o f this year. .Into W nUki’a hand*, the goveminent iilurtd the exacting, work' «f not only expelling about 8,000000. (Jrrnm n* from Poland'* old und’ iiew ternflirlM after thy end of. the w ar, hut also nf bringing hack on* estimated t,()(i0,00fl to fJJKHU'bO- Pidv* scattered. abroad through lh«' tides of conflict In the that nix vcunr.e 1’rogrrsx In lisle Pp to August, Wobkl estimated^ IU0n,(K]O Pole* had returned td their homeland from eastern and NEW TWISTS d sv sr little DICKEYS Lively tou ches for new suits, co m p lem en ts for old favoriteat VeraalUe dickey* w q rk magic with n eck lin e * o f your d ark fa ll dreaoao, loot Semidallored dickeys high * l the nock. F in n rayon poplin in fall color*. W rsp-around.dickeys with rulllc-edged neckline*^ Sh eer rsyon. , 1.91 ■mtefii/ countries.' One o f the ilgKtat chunk* nf humanity it t ill (waiting repatriation i« 500.1KKI 'olei in the British and. Acmican !tt\e« o f occupied. Germany. .While all (4 thla incoming movenrnt hit* been going on, Wolskk, on, ha* been busy iliret tinvr the SmrxfiT of million* of Pole* from Jcntral Poland into the weirtern »,^itorfe*--the Harwta absurbc-c from Eastern- German* and * r ranging for thvir resettlement 'hr-ri1. . • ; *• * lie onl ini a ted • that 2.(HKj ,IHK Pole*, had ' nlii ady •lieen inn vet from central Poland to the tml .tipi tr#Me»*. woulfl-bi- 5JKJO.IHK there farm ing new land*' and run .ilnujiuhrdlie* by the ertll of HHC, Hrraplurlng f .i i r Slock - * Of the total repatriated up ti Tugust, Wolskl *anl 1,744.Till hui come from western Euruprut countries and I ,.100,000 from tin list. Eastern repatriation* ni-artci 'ate in 1011 In wake of the Hu* dun advance toward ilerlin. lie •aid those who came from the east brought witji them 72,07(1 hom e*. 'll tad uf cattle; 02,121 and H2,04 5 sheep and gont* Out of an estimated 5,00fl,0tt( '■email* on, Polish sail at the nd of tire war, all hut approxinately 1,000,000 now have gone 'nluntnrily or ’ been expelled to fermany, the vlce-rolnistbr re ­ ported. Ijirk- of transport lift* mused some -rifcluy*. However, fibre February anil up to August, aore tlinn 1,000,000 Hermans were ••xnrlled. Most nf those now ir Polntnl are in the Kbwer Hilesim territory. Wolskl emphasised that tin Germnna were- Ining cleared out district by district anij*tuunty b) -ounty, n* rapidly-as |>usslble. Tin ctlv of O lsityn— formerly Allen -lefn in - Hast Prussia —Is one n the siHits recently eteured of (ic r man*. In Warsaw, jg(iverim«ril .in Ihoritle*' are piHtiny fn work 5,<H1' Cciuuut piisiiptis ju/ par—siLwcidirsy wh-Tt tlle7~*y»fainatlciillv tain dellhriatcly dustruyed h',u «oto limisc. Allliiiuch not numinu them. Wol ski rluif uol ill n recent press ran frrcnrn that "IliitU h sihI itn ir il can military . authiiritii-s ‘ nm , 11NIt It A , ofllrlal*H In <kW|TTit *unei In . O etinany were iTNlru mental In hinderipg the ,e lu r, uf Pol,*’, lie also cliargr.l Dial Igriit* iif the former fymiloii Y-*ivrnircnl were active- atmititf the •tbplacirl Poles and propatfamlixiup ui’iiinst n leturn lo tin- burnt' Itilul, iiltbuo,:b ralinlri iiitlvlt* was dented to tfovernmenl reprr* -eritativya. Chargr* llritl»h Mlslfealmrnl Wolski also accused llrili-b mil tnrj nfltiiiil- in camps at W allin -tail! and llalcndarf with mis ireolimr and insulting Pule*. Wobki L* a member.of the Com IIIuniat. IAtikC-tl Polish . W trkeli party, lie also has ileult with i tnUtfli situation in bandlim; tin ’ Lkrainian pniblern. Ilu psiimnieri ihat 4M2,noO IJwtalniaiis, mostly southeastern Poland, hud H o rn been svnt to Soviet Hussiu and also ;|O.OU<) White HuSsimi*. Wolski said, that many of the trrrffrislle nttarks - luriied on auair-t Poles in 4uuthcaslcni Pie BUMPER CROP PILES UP 17I.J4I.OOO au. 141,441,000 au. 11411^000 au." 1.071.177.000 au, 1.111.143.000 au. i,m ,ii4 ,o o o au. 15.100.000 1U 14.154.000 au. 11.410.000 au. BUMPER GRAIN CBOPJ In the United States have tome at a v ital time, enabling Agriculture Secretary Clinton AndersobHe-ennounce a new •sport policy on wheat to foreign countries In excess of the 250,000,000 bushels previously committed, and causing the Price Decontrol Board to defer restoring price ceilings on grain. T h e wheat crop, a lo n e . In the nortliweat, waa one fourth higher than in 1845, its beat previous year. Th* above chart, figures for which‘were .obtained from th e United Stales Department of Agriculture, shows the three-year ris e tn U>e major crops. A serious shortage of box-cars has caused surplus wheat (Inlem atlcm al) to be piled In hug* mounds outside grain elevators. 13, 19«6 Superstitious Players^ W ear Uniform No. 13 7 • .Hr FRANK ECU . . A P Newsfeatum Hports Editor N EW Y O RK -O f all the glhiete* w ho weir numbera on their unifoiTns, baseball players In general a>e regarded •as 'th e most super­ stitio u s lot—yet It' la surprising to And in the N ation al. League live hurlerk'wBo wear No 13. And to­ d a y Is Friday, th e nth. Wonder w h at will happen tt they pitch to­ day? ■ A t least ortc ol them will not be tn n et torn He la Clauds Paaaeau Pasaesu of tiie Chicago Cubs who turned tn the mart brilliant World Series trium ph of all tln te last fall when h e pitched a 3-0 anr-hUter against th e Detroit T igers. Paweau re­ c e n tly hurl his b a c k when be b li a homo run and hts pitching futurd' L«. in doubt. He won nine and lo s t eight UiU-ysar. 1 Tl»e other w rarrm of 11 In the sen io r league aw Kirby Hlgfcg of th e Brooklyn Dodger*: a a ^ le y i R o d i Barrel! o f the HI. touts Cardinal*. Its I. Schumacher. of'the Now York Chants and Men Cooper #'11tf • #4 ,lr.M * ' v w—* Jof th e |V Baiton B ra v H .- " ■J : *w When* the Bepteniber prop apt d r iv e ■began,lilgbe was ‘-he Idafithf p itch e r In the league with it win* arul live deleais.’ He had had Skin­ ning Atrraks id eight and (uur.’Hlg w ore this number when he pitched f In th e circuit, one y ear kept grad­ u atin g vhls number. When he wan hts IStli game he took No. it and continued the sequence ol bearing a high er tiutnWr en«h tbne. Bui the n ext year m * toe^imllnal de­ cided on llondatuckM tiU . ' -t M o ri's I-Id etnnber wiu»' the C ard s Is now Worn T»y Red Bar- our money in Sanford with Sanford m e r c h a n ts . VVE PAY (axes in Sanford— for OUR achoola, city a ^ County. . \VE M V E H E R E — w i t h you, w e s tr iv e to p lease y o u — V o o f f e r q u a lity w d rk m a n s h jp lq o u r p h o to g ra p h s . W e e x p e c t to s e r v e you tim e a f t e r tiiq c, n o t , j u s t [member, a fatal * I ranger is NOT going to GIVE OU s o m e th in g of real valqe. • . PRACTICALLY every service in photography be obtained at the following studios price and a high standard of qpality, t h i N k t h is o v e r YO U R HOMC TOW N ' PHOTOGRAPHERS I atari y r n » f,! coldrrd. !a'resident of Banford for rf number of years, died Tuttday morning, at hUlunnc on E a s t Fourth B tn-ct. after a short lllheaa. Hr l» survived •to hit wid­ ow. Fannie E •• Krtrier; Otto daughter, lour* F . >Mlton: two brothers. Ruben E Frasier, fir. ofUt I arul*. Mu. and Jr.v c E Hauler of;C hicago, III,, and several nicer* anil rifplisyi Funeral services were riTyrduied lo tyi lirld tliLn aiumnon at 4 :0 0 o’clock at -th e Bt Jamev A. M E Church WE ARE FOR SANFORDRobert U Cox - Raymond Studid Nicholl.4 Studio. -.Wieboldt Studio ^5 msmm SCOTT'^SCRAP BOOK By R. i. SCOTT COMMANDING OINHAt of the U. S. Army A ir Form. Gen. Carl Spaati (right) swaps w'.ir tale* with Cjd. Alfred O vcflce, Of Brooklyn, N . Y ., at the Veteran* nf F|>rc1gn War* national encampment In Boston, bias*. Spsstt addressed the veterans-group,. (International Soundpholo) 2 .9 8 ’ MCXIYI IN StMftl AMI WlAfAldUMO 5TYUI. I.N Ti«luy theta die only ntm-d 52,001)*abfftigliws left In Austral la. > ,« * * . A . M E L < l N q I C E B E R G m S A L f. W ^ E I L P R O D U C E S -TH R EE C U R R E N T S - / J t * A COLD S A k f V/A-TEfL CURktHT n /| 0 T c - •<r2) A RorIzomiX l ------ - , .n l* 4 (2 A .r ’ Yrit f ■— fJ) - A SURFACE C U R R EM < OF M ELfED BERC W A T ER costum e v/ow4 a y fn t chief m aciy Trat OffHEALSATlAk •YlLLAfJE * \ OF a U B o U R q K TltERE A d rfd * H ik Wo e r rld m Th 7 e f is h t r a in in g Ho m in q / E S - <(<£ ftfM O A A .5011 SURVIVOB pf tlte plane bri*h near Elko, Nw„ In which three tncmbrn of hi* family and IB others were Xifled, 1‘elsr link , 3. 01 tlruiiklyn,^,Y., brahuwn rew verlrig In a hospItaL (fnfernatlcmal) IT a ttach es iTs e l f To WHALES AHD SHARKS A HBAITY WltCOMI ti bestowed on Weld Marshal Sir B ernard Law Montgomery, Chief bt Ui4 yfrltlah Imperial Staff, (left), by Gen. Dwight D. Ktrtnbowcr, U. 3. Chief of Stall, fojtowlng Uie fortner'a a rriv a l By iplans in Washington.’ Montgomery will confer with PiWtldent T rum an ; and U, B. Chiefs ef Staff during hts vtslt ( Internstielsl Seundphote) ft rr* R ffC IP E S A T S ^ A D t? A HAND FULL IHI3F -MOW4*-*/ T-TH1S IS H-MUKT WOkSl THAN IT IS ikiawftv aitstMNT * VKttOvv, „ SOUTHERN BRIAD IS SO Tg m CAN ALWAYS 1 ENJOY *T -A N Y ' lY lM t.A N Y PLACE delicious y o u WANT ftOMSb OVEWAIU3HT7 m of a p ig e o M the u s . a r m y BEQIHS WHEH The Bl^D 1$ ItoliR * W E E K S 01*0 i SJANLEY FULL O' TALK A �rR ID fry , SEPT. >3 , -1946 lilt SANLUKD HERALD, bANFURD, F L U ltlU A I’A L L *)* *1**!•♦> v * > <♦ ♦>♦> ♦> ♦♦♦v %♦♦> \* %♦•!*<• v *> 1 HULL *1*<♦ ♦> *1**1*❖ W hite W o m en W orks W ant to W ork in a M od ern G arm ent F a cto ry ^ K on ‘Hlian Unity Fou n d ed iti TO BE LOCATED AT* -NAVAL AIK STATION * % Things Are Moving CaSt-The Outlook Is Even i\lore IVdi First Hoped For. ; Marjory Slanrm n Dou|la. Nr» llfr came tart spring to thi only truly co-operative' comrnumly in Flurida and oils of the fery few rrmasuing-In the United S tatu , wlu-n Ntiipiv t Iretrie light nd nptjftE—Jgb*. brought to the oTv .Tinn unity at Kstero, Flor* la.- The blown old buildings by lovely Hatcro Jtivcr, among their Ihtm-and acre* -o f park and uncle ami gardrn and plneland S rUllfly bamlnm rln-lt rtri .Teed out of Chicago in JliHl with sure fnthu«!a»m that they had foCtid the right way of thinking and living. - BtiltVs la Celibacy They gave up their money and their properly and household goods gladly to the common ownership. Husbands and wlvdii Separated the Community b** iIfcf In celibacy to live In the brothers* or the sisters' dormitories amt work or teach or direct while their children went to ths excel. lent fhvmniunity school and shared play under specia' guides. There .teas money enough then to stock the Community With enough,for tlieJr excellent plain living, for 'l o a l s BlTTho river by Which they made the long passage back and orth froth Ft. Myera or went on denies.to their beaeh houies on found Key and Eitcro Beach, m ) "hey had colored serranta for tha J ousrhold task* and the Oovsmors idtight land and mod* land, which ater would make them poor. .z .F e o p le :came ftem aserywher* to the conccfti" and PtaV» *hd leeturcs.jn 4hc A rt Hall The annual . fiver pageant for P r. Teed’* birth­ day was the greatest (Mag the Winding Estero River Lid ever feen. The Community waa filled With interesting people - coming " 'Mure jmiiurtnok, alfltbupii nut so spectacular, they bud n rent spirit 'o f hflpfulne*. and quiet brothrrhoort, released u . tlicv wctc from money wnnies. that lies at tint heiitk of all that peaifful world they built. They hail made the Idea of complete co-opera­ tion. of voluntary communism, work. It win to lie utmost the last of all those (treat American com­ munities, like Oneida anil New Harmony, variously founded, but based on community thlnklnc and living, to exist today. The years bevao to take their loll. Children iffuw up and Imvinu learned trade* or profession*, wore allowed to in out Tit the World to marry if they chow / The fin* garden*, the herd o f Cows that had supplied their table were tuo much for thr aginr tirothei* to manage. They could afford no more servant*, people went away or died and few now fo n em * were made. The great store on Hid main trait south from F t. Myers, by the bridge over the lovkly'>UTt* of the river, was dusty and run down. The great broWtt (iuhrd building* sagged for laCfc of topairs. Yet the peace the remaining loyal members of tpd u h ttf had always known wdx Mill there af|<( they had many Important thing* loft. ,rT TJ r* puth* tin- only in inV Flmlila o t M|>|'|t Thru eyes ntr t iirhl .*u.l mtiiii 1, to*' r‘Om>iuiiiiv their VGifrr qlfi, t » ili tin W ony.' Hie qti. lum »n., uunlil ||u Ami there u r n y.nult. el■meniher* *m It.«lit ,>u( ’ KUrlrie t r t t . who hadjttown up tin e or "who he hint In in |.num.«..1 front Ft had been then n> ttilMien and 'Iyer* h u m the tent 1‘nler -hill I etu rued tiguu ft mi' thr world4* t., he .,-i unit anted Imi with nil trim Idee, who ivitited briskly, he ether tn-,‘i|, el uartlme their Ihmfitns* l ij mq. - uitt. I'dvtin.e vvn* it view t-rawl nhshg Over fh lie Lae ahile tieurpiull the pitul., n.t. Till Inly uvlu intor print rhiiVyJrfhi-ite the »totv th*- ' ItUlUInjil like's Urvd hewrl «ml lb* one littulype clanked fur n few. devoted tit t. ntii.ii, Iti.ither Alliouih every day idling type for ; bell .it.ul.l lutrdly keep it going, tho Amerlmn Fugle. which kept lint rimtllv. lifter im u . it recined. on coming out every week n» it the new t leetn c liyl.t service wa* had for forty one years under the *in«tttl!H editorship of Mr. Allen Andrew*,. Ciimiiiutiily 1* Growing M* by exeellenfe uf writing, i wraith of knuwledirr and tintir ThA |*r in the print inif in tc r ft in cvlTytiiinit to do i>»nr«'il Th%/ luiMt >in' i\u* at nifoUfi' a, it 11 tile plant vvmld uf vutith I'liit. nil ihiy ti>tij£, "t lit- a l n i t i ’* new piin h«fi tmtde it, the [mlvtiitidintt tm in I sttlrie-w m n l o r tb»* iiij*, f m n l hurtieuhurnl Weekly of the stole Jtwbii Hmf- in tin litrlVt■ bright c worl<mt*r» lenr tlmvn The American F«g!e-Was the first within «»n l of the cointtiunity. If tit, iilit the till! kU■(viiju timl uuiku if generator fttiled the j>rrj»» would j'iiii«|i'rn. Th« |h»\u i for flu l«un have to quit. tit>- ami the kifi*hriiw h u/ilitnlled Initli- Mon* pt'opir be Old Store Mod.tnilrd ie ftnek who 1in^ bre-h The bije old store huilduur. by i h r i * m thihlrcii, mv _going .. nt»«l i!Hy«*if tho umrmitting toil of other bow things younger member*. was- ttnn*- to work onthusiasticnlly. formed into the most modem and Now neat year n beautifully ___ _______________ _ anF* .laid ottlT railer l'«r|t. with recrea best-equipped of the kind where nbmif Of the Trail, Trull. f1 timl ground* ami unlk* by tinnbitig that part or lintels lii-gao to do all th>ir bu»l* little river, will In- opened to, ties* through the Kore*han Unity people who run appreciate lhe| •lorn Service. The aountry*Isle full lovely quiet uf K*lers>. ll huv all of peiqde bought there, t nr* uf been muds’ |Mi*"lhle by tio* to w touri*!* tiegao to slop more mol elertrie serVKjr^hildefly no n nuj tnofe frequently to shop turning women who have known |« 01*1 the counter* pileil with .a surpria* ilu-ic all their live* arr» tinvr re r 11 Ingly Varied and well!chn*en Lslired that their *oimd slmpliritv *tOcK. . * . .o f living, their kindly end r e l i t to ilefurr the store, great dull* of ways, will-lo- maintained. Kore bronze and gtwon eratqn* tvef* shall Unity i* busy and happy brought . out - fr6m ' th* plant and doing well again. Theie is nursery deepdildds* l*y thr great niutlc from tho music room tog house that trtia tha tINt unity, night* and people stroll around Inilldlmr w^ti'r* .ftA*' gefteratlon* to look at the qxrcllent pointings Tho brdthrri ami aisters live to BUT THE COMPANY MUST KNOW THERE WILL BE AMPLE LABOR BEFORE THEY ESTABLISH A FACTORY IN SAN­ FORD! r W o rn i* n Hi to will t r a i n y o u rs of a^u a r t * w h i i U m I! ail w o r k e r s ! H o o d w a n t ' s a r c p a id c o m p a ra b le lo e a l w o rk fo r women! O n H ow M an y W o rk e rs C a n H a d Is W a n te d A t O iic e W om en Workers WILL BK ll.SEir, AND WORK WOULD ItH POKTiTK FULL YEAR! iry, Fopullam and alngla tax_and wise and ripe oli| age* alOfr^'lpose preaident 'of the Aptertean Newspaper Guild and jlite to the Yoftferdnee. arose vAhen hLa turn came held high tntftrtcd4 * vLyou a good titd American toast—Bkol!" ' • • «■ ■ ■e • • *• t * ■■ 6 ambassador. Dr Welllrrgtoit. Koo, vyas holding leAttic*. Id the garden Of the embassy at T*m iff - *.j i '» AUCTIMI ■’ ■ ^ Itrintf or Mail the CouiHm.to the newsreel camera*. >t on his nose for ns«>' fen was a squirrel'* fuggy tall as h* scampered * It* House squirrel, of course! He moat likely Week Leaving jU» comfortable home In ’ 'Whit* House, he straightened hi* [love* arid attended the press coarok* It tp l , envoy, ap alert.l6oking. musiachrd. toed In a white suit and a maroun- T**bor* aboard t wag b ------------------ Seminole County ^Chamber nf Cummeree a I*. O .iJox 1581 - riiqne 51 • Sanford, Florida or tp United States Employment * COUPON! COUPON! » ‘ i (F ill Out CO M PLETE) l rf* NAME Mnrrit’tl? .:....................... Single? AC.t V . .. If murriftl, No. of Cliililnm .. J *1 ♦ Addri1! ! . ......*.««•••*••■ ............. .................. . I lione *■•••»**!•*• • (I f Any) . ! *• j BETTER YET— CALL in Person nl Either Officol S p r y ip e ! preme court handed down.a T Imadge figured would suit algrt laaue That single v anr > In n suit brought rda bus comspny. the high ---------- - - 1 ■ ---------- Uuu Miii latTcan. . mm m "f . . ' (TCI#— I a group of r take, to *aeib a _ thg to i th . . " Ha lap! . ■5 j . ■ >Ha* any right to tsU us what to do In Geo Ht fcatw that In Georgia, which-has thou* backward whiIf** be had a gpod ca se 1 DUbo. Rsault:—lb* governor's mansion. a Vlrglnu rt declared * . : if” shouted I of under* vadgs out* TTi# Oram).Canyon is C.000 fyet Journalist* conference deep at |ts deepest point. was of Greek ai Let's Open the Door fpr a REA|, FACTORY and a BIG PAYROLL! (Seminole County Chambpr of Commerce) �r PAGE FOUR .^ . FRIDAY. S E P T .-IO * 104fri- • JA N F O R D ^ F L O R ID A * -The Sanford Herald* KantlikW* la lawi ■ TM UkH (Mil/ 1*5*9* a*J««esr . H i *■■*»> ■' . It I* reported that'government officfnla are aerioualyl • *•■(•(*. KUH4a • 111 Map«lla A » m ---- ~ considering a repetition of fnent rationing, because of the'; sudden acute ahortage of meat. This shortage, whl$h v a a l predicted by OPA’a opponenta na a certain result of. the return of pripc ceilings, has become serious in cities, whose m eat supply is dependent upon shipments of cattle to stockyards. • .. A joint committee from the Office of Price Adminis­ tration nml the Department of Agriculture Is at present workiuK on tho problem. Even if tho return of rationing is decided to bo advisable, thero arc many obstacles ip the way of netting it up. Since the endlng-of -matt rationin'^ in November, 10-15,,,ihc organization for carrying it out has naturally faded out of the picture, gi;d tho problem of personnel would be immediate if tho commlttcq decided in favor of its return. ! t' i ; -»• I rv- - * »•-. it From tho point of view 6f the harried housewife, whose marketing problems have been many and irritating fur n period of years, the simplest solution, would seem to be the elimination of OPA meat controls,'thus ending the possibility of more rationing. Inuring the recent lapse of time since controls were lifted, the w.hole situation has seemed nearer to normal than at nny time since before the war. . . h Carrier, .waek Owe Meal* rtkree *••■■*» ---- --Me Mealfca . . . --------- Owa year ------- — —Tit eWIwaee ■■ellew rbaeka rr.ilaitea. mm* ewtertaAsaaewle iwe «»• -alstks turn*,, will ke ,< reealar •Seeetlatag ••Use s » « i* « te r I t m tsew rev'e-ek'e . la Ike aa|l»aai lleie el ««tee* ere a»al alslsee rs| elites la Ik* •“* ,Hael*el fceBassaerees ■aa Sew tr»rki. ______ "rk e IteesM U a mm MissGretchcn Lewis And Fiance Honored ANOTHER "VARIETY THAT BSffLES OG IETY EDITOR BUT tSKT •mwtAHY CLiRtf U rTBYA TfcliCK A N C* ^ 1 Sociq{ KCalendai A vS T E A M B O A T U of VhU T ' ^ T d a T 'M J M rou am l Mr* MnmUv «il * m Ut ii nn >UVP rrturncvl Irum n vacation rAe* ing of the W . S. V. S. with M r, Vv. g *®1 ,n 0 co r* U »n<> Asheville. N. it First*. Methodist Church **• Ch>pmap..leadii»«-U»a devot i on- : . I held et fl:00 P. M. with «' i,n ‘ h« ■'•»«»*■ of the chalrm-n I Ur< c c ; (Wh,'tp of j wks0Iuau Esrd meeting living held at ?">| vlc****»«lrm*n • Mr*. T. K- ,^ ,^ 5 on wcditreday t e 'r .d t . for K M. Mllson. secretary, prodded over % ^ on Ume wl, h ^ tram mrotln; of the W. M the meeting. Plans were made for collierDrown. 2434 Laurel Ave.. the P in t Oaptlit Church miU! communion *erviccm .In October , 1^ i, recovrnug ..um a major upd at 3:30 P. M. at the Chnreh 1 anil i also flowers f r r "the rhuren ’ rrallon . Circle No. S. Mra. John Lc*. \ The mytt meeting will be held * m chairman, leading. Topic at the home of Mra. J . K. Mr* Mr. and Mra. Harry Kolnon re­ e “The Christian Foundation Qitjlattd wl‘h Mra. J . C5. WalU ft* cently left for Cblumbla S. C. • O o ^ K W t h b O r J J ^ .’' ct>-hoateai. Mra. M. J . Morria where Mra. Kobson will via'.t Sunbeam. Jr. O. A. and Jr. end l l n , Chapman aervel re- relative* during the month. Mr. R- A. m c*t at the church at 3r3J •freahments to the following: Mr*. •Robinson will continue on a buy *.” • '• jM , L- W rltht. Mra. J . C. 'V alla,ling trip to -.A tlanta,'G a.. Halil : Mra. J . F. McClelland. Mrs. J . II, |more,'Philadelphia and Now Yor* ^OHJTlOl' i little things make the big difference .M rs. Stenstrom And tA"i,rr*°'i.*n,'nMr?- n' T1, u I T8. Currie Hostesses H (. r* • ii a. 1 Alao Mr*. 0. I.. Hark*. M r*.' ” > l r 8 . C u r n t * H o s t e s s e s AiWIe W ire. Mr*. W « MrKIm. 1 I ItIDAY, KEPT. i t. D»*k . PGAvL ' ‘V BTiRENtiill, ' COMKb ! H . N E ^ S . ' HA . W A I T M j !< • % P i-A t:E : 1 strength t j wilt ble», hi tPaalm W : t i . * •» . ■ ^ . G ovrn ur C-*’ . i ’ Vfnad heciln • deserve* every THROUGH .. i j H.NO i If io i i i hOUn-. ,ir a a;.d ttl.KS.SEl) i .1.1.1 kid j.'Jpc tono itUl peace.— !j. udvlineil ,. ,11 wtii.n delation. . Ruilding Permit* In Augu»t T o t a l |I2,Uiv — headline. And wh*l would Uivy nave occn If you could tiulldT ^ ‘ # Do you |i*e be in- Kovern- As a sopicwhat theoretical discussion, but with the thought.that a new chr may turn up eventually, the Ohio Motorist is publishing advice on how to break it in. Most people, have forgotten, it*s so long since the question came up. ' _ •' . Chief point'seems to DC to nssume that nothing has been checked and .drive gently, except fpr occasional short spurts of speed to lubricant tho inside of the motor. It is well to watch oil prexsurt), gas ConsumpUen, radiator temperiituro and tire wear. th$t may in ‘ . . idicato that The wheels are noV.qujte in Jiije.’ Hydraulic brakes may,lcak a Iflllo and the.clutch mny npt be adjusted properly. Man­ ufacturers and drnlont'nsed to' iyfc careful about *such thing's, hut In the stress of present production aud hurried wiles, something mny have been overlooked.*. —A long trip undertaken before the cah hns gone through this cxpcrimcnUtl period may lead' to trouble which* might ettsiiy have been nvolded. In the yenr 1015 a thirty new car Is n precious object.'-Pampering at the. ment I* hnftdlb’g ihc f r-d *ltuatlon In our ctuntry, or don’t you Sunday Thieve. Steal Two Auto* In 8 , nfnrd—headline- Rem­ ember whin 'Hr** aien.ing' w-s With Secretary’ Byrnes'* rrcent speech In .Stuttgart, the w*r Ik .tween Ku»«in nmi the Western Allies for the control of Germany actually began- " ’p might put It thin way. the Third World War began, not the (hooting war b. . the talking part of P. ^ •Th* Orlando Sentinel explain* . who.write* iU editorial*. “Daleh: * If Iv wa* n good editor's! I wrote It; H it didn't make »er)»a • somebody else wrote It-’ Ander5 aon: 'If It * m » good jane. I did • lit If It.WMn’t »o hot, ^Bxtehy dkl ? IL *H Well, whoever J O i m theW j 'th e y ar« good enougw lo r either see where political progthat nostirator*. are r iredirllng . —- - _ U. 8. foreign policy may become • major l»*ue lit the Fall election policy i* becoming more and more wrapped uji with domeatic policy evtry d»y, and that l»»ue la communiam, at home and n Aa a matter of fact, foreign Noting that the CIO haa endorsej 8cnator Huffman of OMa fo r re-election. Republican candi­ date John Rricker urge* Prc*! ''­ Truman to go into Ohio In Huff•man’s behalf. "Bring on your t verxlvt groups," he aayfly—“ff. wa can’t lick them .In Ohio, America t la lo*t anyway." . . . : ■ - • .1 ■ ^ . The Um* la comlpg when U may { be a hard ‘Jcb to gat anyone, to .accept public offioe In Athent, Tcnn. where ,the “outa” do nd Ilka the 'lD*"-.and hava th j qualn* HtU« way‘of showing It by riding •round in autohiolille* and firing hfglt” -powtred rifle* tntg the mayor’s home. thV county clerk’* •nd other*’. Of courae In Hanford we hay* more reapect than th*l •t b r our pubtle offlelal*. but ,*ometime* thoughtless and?lrre*ponilMe cltlren* do make their life miserable by calling them »p In the mlddlt of the night to ask foolish questlona. . The V«Urana Administration ia Uely planning to cheek all indents at tha Univanity of lerlda' under the QI JHU of this, and probably a t other ivvrsltle* throughout tho coun. whera enroHmenia* have more in. doubled alnce before the war Ivlng up tha thought pf trying t gat an education because of rarcrowded con ll'lona in dasv >oms and dormltoria# at aome of rr eoHegra. We haVv heard cf iher* at'ending them . foUauv hd drere no more prepared to tho discovery that tho snmo kind of fertilizer which makes vegetables grow will increase the population when sprinkled in sen water. The fertilizer makes the.water-plant life flourish, anti the plants supply- food for tiny animats, which feed tht* worms which ^ced the little fish and so on up thr. scale. Result of this'chain of nourishment is thnt the ultimuto jUsh get in to 20 limes ns much to cat as their ancestors aid, and in two years they grow to five-year size. • So far the fish farming is in the research stage. It bo caught. Capitol Architect Has. More $ Than Old Woman. Who Lives llv JANK KAD8 ’ WASHINGTON (A P — Modeat. rreylng David Lynn, auperviaing architect of the Capitol of tha United Slate*, ha* more reaponat-. hilitlea In the darned atructure on the hill than the Old Woman who lived In the Shoe. • v" Ilia biggest job U the structural and mechanical care of the Capi­ tol building. Rut one of the moat trying niust.be arranging for e«r»mimic* and'ceremonials to be hehl in the building ami'on ihr-grounda, -• • •.-/ -Jbp-yaar-aU fltM O was sort of typical. Soinethlng" went' on a l­ most every day. There were e^nrerta by the Emerson High School band of Gary, IA, and the Cadar Raplda (la .) Boys' Y.M.C.A. Drum and Bugle Corpf. ' Funeral aervirc* were held for Clabda A. Bwanaon. late secretary if the Navy. The Prince con»6rt of Luxem-. bourg and Crown. <Prtnc* John, made a visit which called for thr American variety « f'p o m p *and rirrutu stance*. * Wreath* were laid on Ihe statues of Busan U. ^Anthony. Francos E. Willard, Roger William* afid.Jv/•non Uavl*. - " ' ' Thera were srcecial Annlatlce Day aervlcts ami Mrmorhl Day ami Flag Day exercises. , And. b t course, there waa much ado when Congrfa* had Its open­ ing aeaalon on January S. 1M0, with President Roosevelt present. Mr. Lynn la also in charge of tha Capitol grounds’ the bulldlnM of the Library of Congress, the U. S . Court, the i W r l t t Supreme I Vn-mt* «. «r IcrC w lllbeinTcrul n/ha* beet» mudr of u»e Daniel Orlli wny, with* The hoateaae. awUtcd by M r*.' 2.r" n ,l§ T,r »,nln* , ; nion of th* George W ell, and Mr*. W. l l .i 'f ^ J t nkplbl Church ■nnountrd Stempdr served Ice m a m »un- torfAP ‘f V ihv Unlor.', stmly da*, to the buw I*. Hoses and f,our* * J 1**1,” * il1 Mrm. Worth, Tfwu. wIm VMery are now i new home. M il W Tppy.'form'rtv ioA terrace — DRIVE SA FELY Do you know thr rri|ulrrmrnta for drivefa i f achool liu»»«« and Vr - r , W I U . A B n CONN'bf.LYSSBO t. vehicle* used an common carrteraT Key West is having a time with ituiewny. ' • 1. 'Jhey must be over IH year* its parking meter* * , evidenced .. Sanford resided', are looking, of 2. They must by the fact tha*. M more o f the have, had one meter* were damaged nr stolen aheed hopefully to the finishing yrnr's experience of driving. of Ifoal Z2 to Mims on the east! lately. At one place on Southern 3. They must be vouchrd for Htresl, even the *landtrd* were rein,I. T ip surfacing cf the ro»,l b r t h jr r If! P?n«J% . pciBCtW.. . !)*A_bccald*tAyyu•lo--by-h*«vyr takep, Hanford hp* alfo h»d »-Tei«. I. They must have a upeclsl meter* damaged ulnre they w ere cainjc, nr^oedmg to state road chaugrur’a license. installed. Penalty in Sanfvfd for engineer*. Meanwhile no 'aclic-n - "When Rolling Along . . . such- tampering i> I2IK) fine n r list i.oen taken on the link of the Think of Rolling O ver.". UO day* in ja il, or >>oth. ioa,| through Sanford which --------. ! 'rncineera say would already l« Motor vehicle mileage In the Titusville show* much Interest fioivheil if Ireal authorities would United States in Iti-lfi was nhnut ‘ tn .recreation, also and Mot. lay rniAe’’ up their mind* where th-y 240 billion Vehicle miles. evening a targe crowd attended w it it. T h e matter wa* passed the meeting of The Junior Cham ­ tV)the ropd department, for soluCeramic art atlaim-cl «. high He­ ro of perfection (lining ' the ber'of Commerce to dlicuia p ro ­ tiXr>, and the road men haver evireign nlneziar, ject* including nl|tv*. lighting o f knjtly pigeon holed thf matter. clly lennie court*. Th* Jaycrwa al*o derided to aak-lhe itato road d etrim ent to (peef up plan* for bvilcHng the liHdg* at the new at some- lonely autppatv in Courthouae, Ihe Court of Claim*, Honed the Pacific. (hr Court of Appeal*, the CoipmIda hoapital for woman and the The U.*8. Dcpait.nenL of A g riI.yiHg-in-A*ylum. j . rullurc- now. gets out a release telling loving wives how to. get Washington's Federal Rridge th* bagglneaa out of their hus­ Lerrue boaaU the largaat weekly band’* trouser knees. dunllcatra held anywhere In tho "Hpeclali»|a," no Dka. explain United State*. that "Irouaera ha'g where the Five year* old, the league la fabric has been atrttched and limited to Federal and Diitrict shrinking with steam ia the cure.” employee*. J t ha* attracted *uch “Lay the trouaer leg flat on thr wide renown that member* Of the .ironing hoard with the haggy part armed force* roming her* from tippermoat. Lay a wool cloth over •far have complete information this lection and a moliiened cotton about.lt-«7 .. cloth o« top.' Pres* gently, moving Eligible for membership, »ome Ihe (run frtgi) aide lo *[c|* 10 that of them heard akoqt I t while ata- ' “^"Lighler, brighter leather, fine con- • * ■ trastirtg stitch in g —a turned tip f • • ' * - Jltcrc, in inlay th ere —tilth th in g * in F lon h eim ihoem aking th a t.m a k e the big difference in F lo rsh tim quality. - fc. J v* . ‘ 1 ui •* •• J Low.^pchiiL.lhi. iiitmg of *unm ci seed* on the street or in u n i'** place* ici Kndice,tt, Wash. There- arc more Ihnn 2,000 kinds of Mtnkcs, of which (>00 are more or Icsa venonn u*. • Ivan IV, Ciar of Rusala |ioMfl to Queen KliuilM-th .of ininl ami wa* turncl down. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT CORRECT MEN’S WEAR Mr.' a n j Mi*. Gcnge K. Sir-* •nnrujvo th* birtli of u *.m Tllchard ' (.c o if • oh Sept. II ui the Orlando Hsnit.nli iiu Mra. Hire* wa* Ihe -former Ada Kim­ ball of this city. 1516 EAST SECOND STREET • Ballet pmi«e the Cook Book Offers Culinary Art Advice Social • Acrobatic Registrations Accepted thru Sept talk Hcitcl, 'Vest Palm lb bnu»cVc{p»r Ih got tho Kumlav ijjghl ai tin- Country t lub JA.N'IS. t'Oi.LK, director local office (if the Htate ItenrvT, ha* been granted <»f* nifte month* fo work on her j T r,“ I W ^ ^ T a v ^ - s i p f o r , . S T" 16th — Phone 875-J ^lessons a Week 1 lesson a Week $(M)0 Month $3.00 Month MRS. P. H, TEPSIC, Director V Mra. A. D. DUXBURY, A *.i*U nT • MISS JEA N SAYER, Student A**i»tant ,hp »«'nllar conluslon ol !a . - I Z - .' & i . .gold and I I . I . L J . S : . : ^ Shr're ™ n^ S S T rltde'r i r r bluef Smiford'* ’ female* nr* coitapic :>'<• « » ' r n ‘ r r M^ U m H lip ' “ «W ro, S b l L ^ n S unu* liy their nlwrnrr lit the •r, , M,SH K'.O 'M K |l<h || :nke. Into rnti>tderatloti M l l . l . h will aecompany h e r anil , he jjewRdercd Mate ol n notice Municipal Alrpurt- "Thepowde. bBslP w rimsl puff pilots of ot|n-r rllie* lend e n t e r . R - A n n . School for (.Iris wb, ■ u h r n ln|,| gruco nml l>cauty t o '•theirflying tit lowhlne, l nn sili •',e ," ‘ I ra n i n g u rr mu «h»t M-wtug ha* wll|, ,M w(|„ n ,,..,,, , field* and can artually gIve s t i f f Im i . nml hunter n trm b e i. of 111* compel it ion to tier liny* loo when welfnte boat.I who have wiuke.l ,tcw-*t*knct wli«i i.n ire liNikllig lor u . „lv, utlo it come* to »tirt humllmg Whai „.,doi In i -iipeivision honored * hpn vo„ - l|% i* wrong gal*'' Don't you warn lie. with .1 Iniii-bpnn nl Ihe I’alm* cIUiiIcm t l l r i r mu,I lie noiiit >|m-i Ini to go place* in the- mode-ill way uni I'lffl, lte«tauraiit on Mon niauk- Involved m rlilng itotiitow, Tlio-e nttelidiog wrl^p, thr pit-I mml i nokhoak* by flying your*rtf! I t b> •In) MRS IIF I S t'lll l 1 MRS l.,\ e been o| nth l u - l p * Now lull lit fly smart tool . .MRS <‘AR ruiiies Mime i »-»*I snnLtlam i- In Cl cil 11 rei|lie*l* ami bail rbcck I S IK H III DCF.. MISS / K I . D A A’nn Can Cook It S ’on Can Dead '' art- n coruilant *011110 of worry. \IFTA R A Y . to hotrl mrn but I.IND WKRKR \ \R.N* M IS S llO ltO TUY FA R- The author- don't lake nnvtldng of thr Mayfair Inn fi-rl* he ho* I Kit. M IS S MKIIIAN S I ’F.KR. for Krant-d riiet Marl you on on i laiklns le rin e (oltli urc* problem* •olved.' MRS MISS A T IIA I.A I IO I 'G I I nml i.ennltlon,* : low up w iU\ • ruder of reuidrrd 4AM II.I.A IIRUI'K, formerly of U 11.1,1 A M lilt ADNF.R Ihc Identification Divi»ion of t h e RKV mi,I M RS. J . S.- H A R T S - , kitchen tool* •tm lndlne ii^>hc*», Federal Rurrnu of lnve«tigation F l k l / l of Mlitkely, 0 n m e vi.R- anil esp lnln everylRUig In ilnlall . who reportedly can apot a paten-- mg MR. nml MRS. I.A 'V RK N O K •«a they go slmiu tin) tire patrh a* far «» ghl) I I A R T S F f F I .D at their home on I T," * l explain how many poisti)* STAN - f-t airing brim* are needed loi a tan see |t. i* fiis *ecietary West Fu st S tre e t Rill KF.Y Mill FR A N K I ‘• ’ ,vrn number of |«-ople and give Addition* In the executive stnft I.F Y T h e curl—a ‘of u fish'* eye' is flat nnd nil th- foe sing |c ilm e hy t h e len* of t l .- t-ve. In tho lioninu eye the icidira ;* toundod. and it iierform —.dajwj tvvo-tldrd* of 'h e work In l—miing light ray* ti u focut nn the ret nn. . NEW STUDIO n e w YORK— 'An a m b itio u s but p u u lrd ynunn brldt 'otic of tflbsr me. Yeti have, to know how lo boll water* aorrnwlully plumped r borrowed cook book down In front of Iter best IrHul * ••This l* probably n v e ry good book." she Mulled " b u t not lor ine You h*u to know how tr ... . rook to HAP It T V - f i r s t thing I ' MRS. c a m e a e r o * * w«* uimrtlitnu uboijt o f the loUJIng a n . r g s . and I trtrd nnd I W elfare i Died and still can't uadcr.ttnnd a l e a v e ' b ° * Vml do I t " liY * . .* ......«ViKi.fA THUIjIUi'K smyas Th« A.T.p. fraternity i* \lng under way, with a SWK fuii'. |mrty Ionite aC G:3tt at tho Southwiml Rcatmirant In OrhtMs ... ... Satunlay nlte •* OtCHVr nilhec*. with date*. Mtlvc* memb e t *, nml ^Hutuni will nttend n'nuiire nl the Dubxdiead Coun try O u N )••'-.• - • Omcgn, I I A I ’P Y H l i n i l D A Y September H Mra. J . P. Stevcni, Four student* from M r*. Ktancl* Stine'* *«vrnlh g ia d r room a* Junior lli;h School were elect­ ed to serve on the ntudcnt council for the claa*. The council will Arrange program*, lake" care of th- devotional* and other itntie*. Those elected were Jackle*‘McDonald. Hetty Jean Rrisson. Mil dred Miller and lloh Kilpntriok Mr-zr'ru r.w , •n Informal party at the home Mro. Drum. . . of the U tter on'K Ini Avenue.. ------------- -------- ------Gamea were played with Mill STUDY COCKSKS SCHKDlll.KD Betty Wilkinson being awardnl. Mr*. John U Miller: enliston# of the prise** « • ment cheirman Nif the Maurice OPENS FOR THE SIXTH YEAR ,7our Students To . i7orm Student Council Matgaret Dlngfeldcr L Monday (or New Orlean) MOVII STAX Errol Flynn, hi* wife Nora, and artl»t John Decker (right) were In perfect- harmony aa they led Hollywood a month ago on their icicntlDc (dentine expedition aboard. Flynn's yacht Zaca. A dale of •‘mutiny" aboard wa*.unfolded by Dcckar a* he pud several oU\er» JumpeM ship at Acapulco. Mexico, explaining that Nora “took over everything" and wanted to keep right on tailing lo foreign porta, (International) c l a i a c * will start a f 7 : 0 0 o'clock STATE NEWS B R i E E S Fish Farming Mlu cogburn school o f dancing Mr*. J . (). Amirs, S r. enter­ tained at her hiune on Wednea«lay evening honoring Min* Gretch»n Lewi* ami her fiance. John Edison Crowell of Charlotte. N. C. Their wedding will he. an event of November. I.ute ill t V' evening refreshIncuts of punch nmi aatotwichr. were served to the* following: Mis* I-ewi. an,| Mr. Crowell. Mr*. W. F. I.c»i', Mr. ami Mra. S. C. Graham and Mia* Jewell Pittman. - •. Cecelia T ru lu ct Htignr prnduHion in Quec-nslanH. A u s tra lia , l* u $TJ.HOO.OIM) a year MFIS»'H left Saturday to i.-turn t„ t-oik l o o m Milit.ity Academy .. .. \ * . . \ i i i ml M lts" D tiN X I ||‘ HOI 1 S jtm l HI umlI JASIrJv )M I W d ,.Sa - hi N\NLr.lll Induetry. Casein is nroccsacd into paper m a t i n g * , wall paints, adhesives, I niton* and other product*. i 'ablrn to sirnwer -ludlai .......... .. ' or " , r " ' V ' a nd ts>i. toer. Ttley |eli >uu huw long I, l* k r* ,n bfepare Komeihlag a* ' " ,,u ............ , it hike, in I0 0..l , Mr. end Mr*. R. R. LaBree ol Loitgwanrt announce the 'birth of R - daughter, Sheila Jean, on Sept, d at the FWrnald-tauihton Memorial Hoepltal. Mrs. I.»Rrcr tv ths for­ mer Margie Slake df Delolt. WIM. Don^t Miss This Gala Event lll•t•'lll i>( »*• ling Moslem jfuc* i.„. I t.. predslamlC mI -n_basal, nt. lledotiia* I till- c. ctlr * jUiLAl'AUa- Cailscta, with an nnn IHU *(|unre miles, i* tic o M m t n t t r in~tltr~WciLl' largest. In-thy tsc-slcrn li “RECO RD S rwpuiar * ClaHHical • Hillbilly Thursday Night • • * . (September 19th SERVICE BEYOND THE Spectacular Window CONTRACT t Displays: Stores will remain H. JAMES GUT AGENCY open from 8 ’til 0 lOtlJH authoress Mary Reu«u.. 00.000 richer after winning-a dlywood fllm company’s third nua) novel contest The author three previous novels, she came i on lop of other entries with her nth book* "Return to NlghL" K TXADrTlON waa twice shattered at the Uth triennial convention of the "Trotprtant Epleedpa) Church In Philadelphia First When theJlouae of Deputies elected a layman. Owen SlUCTtO for her form, beauty, per­ J . Roberta, pvmer U. 8. Supreme sonality and photogenic qualMae. Court Justice, ae Its president Ufa other unprecedented Step wee when Mrs. Randolph pyer, 8L Louis, Mo., housewife, was seated as the l (tolcrnatlonal) First Church of Christ, Scientist » _ *■ j SOO EAST SECOND STREET unuay .. 11 tdO A* M. Dr -Ireward llarker OptomrtrUI MANY Hentily COniuiltaiit of tht* llii'liarrl 11ticl nut Salon and Hit* Du Hurry Sucre** School will I*.- at TOt/CIITON'S DuHarry counter all , . .next week. ......... ........................................... 9 i4 5 A. M* e* riamlned—Ola**ev filled >13 S..O raa*v Ave. Or land#, Flsrlde • rhea# AMT l e a d in g s t o c k s a r e h h t ! o r r ^ ^ u S UT/n!rni.8tto U l) f Eironing Service ...................... 8 :0 0 P. M. *oom Taesdaya A Friday* 3 :0 0 -5 :0 0 P. M. Th* Public I* Invited * . T o hrlp you with viuir beauty prohlemi . . . the will chart a Succea*. -A h l , Jacksonville, Miami an* other City in the United ™ m • - r , * • FOR CHRISTMAS s.asi’n'siiS? M w* Trying to *elv» U with f rnetsr*: others by wideniy street*; other* by eraoora, parking ^ .by LAY-IT-AW~AY NOW , t ■ - Jjf, STREET DANCE WITH MUSIC . Kf •TEUR SHI » .« f.u M t, ssroeiA . | "' % Tlyae alack* are made Moon; - . ■jJliSiAartkiaMvaiwbLra.'it r -r . - Without .question oqr line of Diamonde and rings 1* tho* flnost nnd most complete in Florida. Wo.appreciate com- . 1 | - *r beauty urgani/rr t« teach you heavier weight synthetic material of gahardini; w o^ n nn'd hnve v G,vo hcr • Rift thnt will endure through the y e a n ! OUr Diamond* were purchased before tho advance in price* -» . and there definitely will be another advance in price* O-PUn for you lt‘» a vimple » fundamental beauty habit* for hard finish improving face, figure, and fitness jhat give* them the <iii*niy“ to hold n crease. They the-l)uHarry Soccet* School way.. a have a zipper fly nnd </•mb in Solid Blue, alio Brown jp i e with, bluet atrfpq»..Sizc.'« 28,to (2. P*rimf h r V; • JE W E L E R - 112 SOUTH PARK AVENUE , , e nmfhmntrrj A*e tfDmtmtrj T*<i A r W r irnym* f***riu «W e *W// Ae M m J tJ «*1 ratty Dmta r r y fim rrkltt. Wm, E. KAD PHONE 387-W OK CfOMA TOUCHTON’S �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA \Vwnan. Almost > Smothered By Gas Onn woman nUtti *h*-w*» ■fr*i<3 to ■•> tar *l*a|> b m n *a *ha could hardly Si*i her breath when the laid ■. il<1wn, hrart fluttered ami ■lomarli fall IIkl a tialonn. It a a l lha tir«»*iir# of luear-l aaa iau*lng thla ml*«ir». Th*n »h" l»l*d KlorU* l.ltra Tuna; now In* f i t pt«*aur* la none, .aha aleep* well, * n l.* * and ■lineal* her fund anil feela r - » l f lu u n itt., _ , ... KLo IIIDA ItlVItA TONS mtilaln* drink 'Grade 'A paiteurized milk from our mode.rn dairy * *« ' wjlh perfect confidence in ila purity and goodno* a , . because it it bottled under scientifically controlled con* ditions which meet the highest government standard!* Kredimta often mod 'in d«*tore‘ pre«* rlpllnti* to rid the ayitem ,.f. l-.ilennoua wail* ercumutatlona An the bowel*; all lo prornoln Ural grand feeling of tlgoroue health. Ifvt )ou r hntlje now lor the benefit ot lha whole family. All drug etorea The name: BTAIHIUA 1*1 VMA TONE. Adv. AU the Milk You W ant FOR reg ular d e l iv e r y PHONE 1061 or 2 3 0 2 • *o v u y o * * \ i.u N u llrr l« M r tiijr •wurtlaii^ F iilfliH l l i t lu ll Spencer Harden Dairy George C. Herdlen, ,0w ner & wllh a H iv ^ n ih A l In f in4 1 «%ic-rrv KuiiUtWCM y.tlKt irilv u ii.iu g il M | l LLOYD v n o r i .c i«-Ilcltor for .XiAUliaU» «JU*rl«t' 111 t. IX Tuwrwhlu 31 i:*»t. ronulnlm ' m it u v os *u>tkMrra name N irrll'll la hereby alien llntl I, It M HAND, Sheriff of Hein rod a CiiBiin Florida, Ay . virtue of a writ of raryullon la*u*d out «r( III* ('|rwull Criflrt of lha Ninth Judicial (S tru t of lb* Slate of Florida, In and Kor Memlnola C„ani>, oa life ith day of Augual. A, 0. ISIS, lit that radii’ll, rat* a* III Ch.im*rv wSrtrln Ilia FI/M tlllA ITTAT h* IlShK OK SANFOJlII, VlJIHUiA. i l j idalnllff, an d' VVII.l, lillCK , w«» d*f*ndattt. have levied upon that i* r l* la real eatale’ln Seminole Count,). Florida, lo-Wlli lieilnnlna SI rhalna Soulh and 13 rhalna W ill of the Nil r#rn, t ol ,^< i;.in 1, ToWnalllii III it It. lu R , Ihtnra run Soulh II1* rhalna* lilt rue. IVeal & ■rhalna: I h » n c r North MU thalna: Ihatire Ha* I S rhalna 1Ilfs J m lif* p f 111* d r * t*f |I» b N in th J t i d l i l a l i’*rr# lif- i In* of Xl r it It AY W» .1\ 11VIft, rseO||i|i| liltfjt, \m, a it, H. m riitatt:Ni». «-i i«i, ij»fri,dnni*, d« r in H U r f l if r lifiie riN lIn r. f w i l t l i u f F fu r a l ipivlilk' 4ucil«to* U» t h * tw»M n m ) h i n h n t |»ii|*l*r f o r n* * h , i«t (hr front ijuof ol# tti* t*miri I (il'li pi*' in Fit lift it f|* F lo fliV i, fill III* ; III lin y o f O ilu ls a r, l i l t , iH lW d fll FO R REN T S A R T IC L E S FO R B SALE ' N IC E L Y , furnished bedroom with ieml |n iwile Irrilh. 7lH W, 1*1 21(1 Km*1 F ira l Kt. lb. refrfeatalor 42',. Link 1«.|- Flhrlda Rank Bldg. •priiig-.' I2.AU. Clothe* w rin ger) 3 R E A L E S T A T E FO R SA LE : 1 ISLAM US Arellc*. FO R Tor lnnvr*pring Hq* Spring*, Matand llldlywrood llerl* ftl fnrlory prh'c*. Rr-tuil * lm r & rli*play loulit. . 110 W. FIR S T ST. . * ' ' WANTED Sale* tilling* in Seminole ami Volu,l* Count If *. , RAYMOND M . . BALI. REALTOR Real r'llntr- Iiiiumnr* Slate Rank Rldg. _■ Sanford, Fla. A R T I C L i .S DARLING.' YOU WERE SlMF LIS T E N TO THEM BEA T UP TH^tPr "— , H AN DS V T E R R IB LY 7 E P C IF IC > 6 0 Oil THEBfc A N p T A K E AMOtHa YOW / CREEPEPS/HEft MOTHER.' HERE COMES TROUBLE m s i l DU AIN Flirt IIARUHCCF. C,RILLS 1 ELBC TR IC . IRONS NATION A I. CANNKIIH PRKSTO COOKERS IIIL L IIAHDW ARK CO. SALT S H E ^ cr; ;-----1 M A K ES^M ^ I’hnn* “ nmf finishing1. Cleaning and w al­ ing. New floor* .-surfaced to per­ fection. flld lloora made like liuw Call II. M. O LB ASON Lake Mary, Fla. R EN T A CAR YOU D RIVE IT P R O N E ZOJ) KTfHCK LA N D -M int RISON m tlV E -IT , INC. , A PANIC/r THEATER ■■ -M ' WljWt f f i I SAW TOU V M0THE ACT. PA R T 6 ? T THE P L A Y '-f IIODCK • PLY MOUTH PARTS AND HER VICK 100 Palm»llo Ave. I'hnne 1011 .TH EN V0UT3E. NOT i l_ R r M E/Y ROO TAKII g r n Ypure l i n e s I MEAN.*) " m m BY PAUL ROBINSON T H fiJK .TU .B E A N a cto r; - g et A p a c t Wit h P L E N T Y O F G A lS *W S5— I IN ir / r ^ AFTER -aoT Knit Firal Si. e your purlniu u k tn at NKTIOl LH STUDIO JUolich Illdg..;Phone M6S .ItJtJUT. ^ahitw ca*e. Coil W l Pnlhirtln A y A Dutton. Ti m your , REST photograph TWtLwbegl truller, l**t *icc, 4 * 7 ft. with rack, l new lira, made nl , ' Floor Mata AvfiHuUa f v" . M3UU. PL r * PHOTOCRAPIIS * 7 1 .0 0 . T H E RAYMOND KTUDIO 0 S tate Rank llktg.— Hi. 1091 . P L A Y -'W A T C H TH E sc en e s io n s • Show c a n la 'Binl |r«*lrra O - UEICS SHIM SKRVICh cbolv.lleildlng A Furniture C<t, Sanford M attry*. Factory Phone Iffl.’l* and J172 J . K lftlrlc Tuaal«ra, |4.M II. D. I'OPF. C O , IN C - m y p n a s n a ic e d HER PART N THE fH S SHOWrJ WK NKEli LIKTINOS. of Farm*, ■Ifoinai, (irovra nm| Ruaiiieai , Property. W. • it. WiMi»m*. Realtor, Tout Holt Avtoelate, Phone 1I2U, 415 Atlantic Rank 8 ■ juke, army Imck, player. 1201 Magnolia ttxMYd ; RF-AL EaTATE~WANTED . BY PAUL ROBINSON *1.00 After ii;on p. M. 171u1j 12 SPE C IA L SERV IC ES t \ V . lufi Hi. • ------------- :---------------------- A ROOM h'uuee. Con tact owner, r . P. 0 . Bog tOSAW A tll.L, ■Phlg- U6CD TO BE A CHA* Mr— SWI MMet TH EY P E P M C r T IC A L C /S IT T IN G : V ETER A N & fam ily desire 1 or jCA U FEN TK ILS- MECHANICS ItllltllO W M iiltK WIII'.KK t ‘ 4 room furninhed n|>t. hr hog**, ' A T T EN T IO N !. PRIV A CY IS RESPECT LI I ..Wiohe fiCfl-li. ;; a Wir havu, just received u lur^q YfHJit natui.il doairF fur privacy aaaorlmSnt uf iia n t-.to - K>'t in money m nUers Is ntrictly , 8IN C LK room with prlvetn fam ­ Inula, nmi It will |my you tq re* pec.ed here. Friend, and ily,' rloae In. Ilox M, r / o H«rlook them over. ■> rclutive* a rc not fueatlone^ S T A N L E Y * llOOLIPS Slioill ymA cred it. fo u r em ­ IIARIAS AUK CO. ployer n r ' hiiunraa sn e u n a tc/ SM ALL ap'artniPiit for nice rprlet •Working couple, lied room and ^kitcheiicttf w-ill do. Phons 102, MEN'S, women's and* c b ll.W * * Mr. Rove, ' f 1U4 1 r "w S * * n»W* cred it nt|uiren,e. FU RN ISIjK I) hou*« or npart(,‘ " No com aker, ,.t) money lo. t luik. JbU Hnnfurd Avo. Variable imyrncnl ulan;. ment, prefuiably 2 bvdruoms. O i l H.* A. Bhryuck ul phon« ItEONAHli porcglain-ttneri, too ,, 5 n,!'*1* " *'!!: tMH. THEV D O N T ^ O W t LOANS MAIlK - : NU H M -4 Ik -S l K * KJO----stlii I 1iiiv:lcy; fnnl Ct iViro KI.OSIIIA LOAN I II. llll Nanfor,I Avenrrc UANKomi nAimwARjt co; WANTED TO RENT GETTING MC OUT MEPC WAS ATTOCk: CRITICS N' EVERY* LO AN S STANLEY IIIIEAHT IIKILLS 1*1.1'MII A T ill' TBMPKIt HAM.UJ-.’Hfl ' I* cM aeory . IN CtICItT IIP T ill: CflCN J1TM1K. SEMINOLE C O E NT STATE OF FIAUUIIA. In I* i V E ilat* of C. M, K» nedy. Hereueed. In rrobale. T.i All \V11**r11 Jt May ConCernr Nolle* la hrr*hy sl»*n If llohert C. Thn»«h*r n:» fllr-iY.I final report h* Kaeculnr of I relate ol IVAt, Kennedy, dcrenw that h* hue filed h i*'p it.lio n I final dlkcharge, artd .lb u l. h* w apply in rh* Hnnorsble It. Ware. County Judge of Semin, Countjr, Florida, on the Till d of T October. IMA for approi of earn* end f« r (Inal dlechar aa Eaeculor of llie *elal* ■of Af. Kennedy. der*a*rd. Itoliert C. Thra»hef A* Kleeiltur uf III* eetl Ilf p. SI, Kennedy. drceaA, V W W ON, YEA kL1OlGTDiNM BOTM sg- noli* Avenue. 1 w an ted K|i.ii»t M lTIIK IV 11* 1*16AH TO: Mary Fn in crt lluaaell* - XHi Tu*c*looe* HU jdulllgonuit*. You are In felt) . *i**jir it'd ti>-*|tp*ar on ih* *lh iIaj of Orlobrr, A. D. 1*1*., in » certain, n i t for Oivnrea par. dl me In lit* rlrru ll I’onrl of hem: nolo llminiy, Florida, , an nb* lirrvlatrit llll* of, Will'll nalil n u ­ ll Kill* i*, ltu***ll. I’ lalnUrr v* Many f u w r t Hii*»*ll. Oefrmlanl. IYI|n*«> m» , tu b ! i ml ufflrl.il rial j i Sanford. Seminole ffiurity. Stale of Florida. Ihla llh .dajr ol uiiaAnuer A. I*. H i* . O. I*. HtflLNIHiN '* rltrk of r roult Court Hnnlnole Courtly, Florida l (THAI.) BY PAUL K< HOO/E P L O f’ INO, hnscowing nail level lug Inml of 2 acres o r * irflire .12" ami 1 0 " tirc rn PLA STIC SC'KKKN W lltfi FUIINIHHEII room - W tfh K fflAKBI ru iL ’CiT r o r iL T o r t i i k Nihil II J t ’DK'IAL * I IHClIlT Oh* THK KTATK OK KMJItlllA IN AND KOIt HNiilNul.K IXirNTV, IN rllA N im iT . No «i|» JL’NA LOW IIT VApWOllTir, »a K leculrlx Of Ih* llalata of .Merrill 'NOTIftf .Tp A ri'M flt TO; All |»t w u i bavlag or rlalm . KlHrher llablneon. deceaaeu, * Inn any interval In lire foil.,win* deacrlhrd land* In Sam biota Coun­ IfKltTIIA O. LeklolNK and h**‘ ty. Florida, td-wlr: ‘y farm, j i *r t.i’ti w- it L»l<OlNK. The E t4 of. I » u I* 1 and 3 of ftefendanU. lllorh “A". Wm. ilrulla A,l.ll. y o t iis . . lino to the Town of lainewo.al, t r k i i t b t t .t f T K !t « t s i> Fla.. leva the No. ISO ft., of Notice la h efoy | lttn that under l*qt I and bag.nnlnti .tsu • ft. and by. virtue of a dm I r e of fore. Sindh of NE router of t-oi I, r|»*ur* pint aale rendered In the rup ho. ISO ft., W. U S fl. No ■■hove entitled reui* tan-the >71 b I k fl.. K u l lo point of beginday of Ausuat. A. II. ISIS, wherein nlnjf. and bealnnlnu at the n k it wae decreed that Ihe aunt of DNl! corner of IJhl I, run ■ So. JOB TlllirSANII -NINE llllN D nEn fl . W ISO fl.. No SOS ft, Kail T ltlltl f.tCN end SS/IS* IKIU-Altd lo point of beainnlne. , . . . , lll.Sll.SSi and voile, wee fotihwllh You ar|it each of /otj nr* hereby payable by the iVIftndanlS unto notified that a lull of Complaint plaintiff, t, a* Sperlal Mauler lit haa bem th e day filed pgalnal you . ti'oceiy, an m* tth day of lYctop. In lire C ly u ll Couyl of .Seminole er, A. I). Ml*, and during the l*««l COWttr. S'lorlda. In Chancery, in hoar* of aele, In (runt »f fhe till**! V. II. III.ACK and A PD IE E. toutthnuee door In ih* city - «l I M C n , hie wile, ptatnim*.* t r r n u Sanford, FlorkU, Will offer al you ae defendant*, to ,|ulcl Idle yubltc eale. knd will eell to thr to lha IRnde aboV# deerrlbed. * high eat and b*#l_ blddef fur raah. You and rm a nr you are further the fnllowlng d**vrlhed properly oMIflrd that you an d ’each of you. In the Cli> of Sanford, County of are tt'iulrrd lo appear In the Seminole and . Blale ol Florida. afoieeak) cau*« and i„m | on or Ib-Wttl hrfura thr S 't<1 day of September. 1*>i* STve IS) and F.lahl l*> of A. It. ISIS, or raid r*|u* will Block II of Markham tl'ark proreeil eapart*. lletahle. Sanfiml. Florida, a* per , Thl» the ||nd day of Aupuel, Flal thereof duly "Of record In Flat Ibrok l, page IS, Seminole • (Hlaned) ■f County. Florida. O. I*. fISMINUON . In iet efy eald decree. Clerk. Circuit Court, Termewaeh. FurthkeVr to pay for ■annliiolr L'vuqts, Florida J ohn ti. i.Ko.NAiinv in t i i i : Hiwcla *‘if i till. Setmhivli <*i>uni)r# In ifhitti- Maneger Uj Ik I ilil< 31*! ibt> «» Aurtuat, 1»U . . ,,n o lb t ir k Fla. 0 sh o p Popular S eat C overa'' SEM INOLE T IR E SHOP . (lua Michel*, • A R T IC L E S Paola, 13 W A N TED LL HUY yuur. cur, le g a n lltti of'Trge (rc condition. Roy. Reel. 1l)(t W . 2nd St. ' , THE LONE RANGER N O T IC E S — P E R S O N A L SEM IN O LE TIR K SHOr - 201 NotUi P*fk Telephone 17 * i VlOW, ready lo grind every - MonMIRACLE IlLfM.KH' day morning — Yotlr corn, FOR your home—Superior work- STUDIO couch ami tried camera, Phone 72H-M. Dox n r> t. grit*, meal, co m - ft cob or manahlp wenthlr re*i*tniiL high Bhucka, etc., fur feed.' J . W, .■LStrength;term Itj proof. M.r- 7 P e t a , L i v e * l o c k , S u p p lin g Hell, tak e Monroe, Phona lft. gc|g tkrnciele Co.. 3UU Elm 1 CONCRETE •ewer jdpc—Septic tanka, ferge po»t,. gt*-a*e trap*, btnchci, flower tmta- Miracle Concrete Co„ JUKI Elm Avu. ;,M » ’g Store, talc# lb, bag. 11.00. Monro*. 10 R O S t! FIRE AGAIN iftOSSl FIR E AGAIN\rrr-^ B U Y cuw* calves, yeartlnk*. Phone n . t\. ta r tl, 788-W . PnONOURAl’llU f o r ’ rent — fur nurtica, rlancea, rntertaiiunenta. With or without record*. Tho Mt)tic Ilox, 111 W. Firat St., Phong J8 ftl. StgUon, ta k e Jdory, a *oeri ice -— “ irim m iu. cirnnT Ritr*r* E E -8 rvvIcg trimmed, c le a n " ------- - - — — — i------ed o r rgmovad. 8 . ft W , Trfta Contract - work* 3 3 W Wi E s ­ ther Avo., Orlando, Fla., Phbng * *nd Oifarnggy cow, 20840. mh. Alao 13 day old *W b. food . mllkar and 4' LOST A FOUND gentlg. Phona B39- R, COIWTJKAGAN cabbage plantg *** L A Y IN G h«n» and on# gitlch tLP 7 WANTED DIU( ready. Phong 7 0 M L «>*• H I’ hoo* 1 0 -J 3 . i fountain at Lahk LOST, atraynl or gtolen — 1 HqlaUIn nglfer ' fa lf; -4- Alack ifirggy calf; 2 bulla l yellow U}<E FUN NPM WILL MAN? KIRK EAiDME.CUT 4T SORT O F A Oi T o tsik L y ------------r Itor*, t a r t a m * M lb. Fertlllu-r bag* for *ced PULL tlmg eUrk wanted. Apply 1*. l!e eath. Phone ftftJi, __II. ft A. PepL Stow. Mfjq Flo. Dag Exchange, WRITE lady deeIred ai^TuAper fW. flora A re, Orlando. In kitchen from OsOO P. M, 'til IWBEHUY plaiita"VT.OO p«r , HtOO P- M. Caft 1175-J, 8:30 you pick. IB com pU tgd. . * Saturday or e*4\ R L . 802 A.-M. to midnight. AMfllTIOU8"mother, tp M m m ingy b u t ggg only to earn fLOO and (Spr FVW caU lo g . . color. O rder now. ItCWP, Nl'RHKHIKH f INSTEAD, WE'RE 1 WORK WANTED ill.-T rio r. Trxai !X H )J0 B A T W * : : -*-fe£ « - -1 i i x �,. • FRID AY, . ' ' - ' . ' r. SEPT. t||E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Gridders Preparing For ^lore Backfield Polish Is Needed . Before Locals Take On Panthers lly J I 'L l AN STENSTROM hind several weeks ago anil Coach Goose Kettles and hi* It has not yet healed to the Seminole' High School Celery extent where he can take the Fed* were slated to put on the rough stuff in scrimmage sea* finishing touche* to their tough siona, *, ^ e . season practice this a fte r ,, So. Kettles will probably u»e’ noon and get down to hard work Jan Jenkinaon at the spinner starting _ Monday afternoon in position, urttil. Anderson can repreparation for thalr opening sume foil 'time activity in • the grid contest of the season next backfield. When Anderson doe* Friday night hire vthen they return to the backfield. Jenkintangle with the Kustia Panther*, son will move into one of the a rather formidable aggregation tackle slots in the forward wall, again this season, according to Anderson will also call signals reports. • • when he's in there but in the During the ppst week mentor* event he isn't, that jots will fail Kettles an<| Fred Gai>a*. new as* upon Grantham. ^jstant at Seminole,- have been Other youths fighting for ^ruling the Fed* through their berths on the regular backfield regular drills. They had exer. are' several good looking p m s else*, dummy scrimmsges and, peels. There's Clyde Hull, a little of course, several head-busting speed, merchant -who apparently scrimmage sessions. . . j has plenty of trickery in open Although Kettles has repealed, field pigskin hauling but ■he |y, declared .that he believed . h r j need* more polish work would have a belter eleven th is 1 behind the line of scrimmage, season than last year, It I* evi. Right along with H jitr Is a dent a t thU tlmv that the boy* youngster by' the nnmc*of Junior ■re' not gping to be in first Vickery who ‘ also should play class form for the opening drill a big part in the Veil offensive unless the ' playera themselves fan absorb, more rapidly, the Instruction! of their coache# The line will he tough and rugged from , one ettd to the other but the backfield i* ap­ parently • the main question at the pVaynt timislM ir the Kuslis lilt, nWch Kettle* will h»ve a lough lima selecting three of Id* four starters. There’s no that Hol\y J'iercy wifi* lit* lit th e re 'a t left wiiigback? Opening Eustis Tilt R ain W ashes Away S an ford - Orlando Tilt L ast Night D ave Bride_ Sold J o New York { j i i a ^ Sold To Giants - fCelery Fed Club Officials An nounce Sale For Undisclosed Sum . SPORTS LAUGH Its ARTHUR IIKCKWITH. It. Herald Spoils Eijilor The second game ip the final rt^uml in (he Shttughnessy play-oil scries between tile Orlando Senator, und the Sanford Celery Fed* was postponed here t.i-l Slight because «f •thfjaienin^ weather,, f”i thu fra) The Sunday it. tendniue •* ill iis.Jy to) any record, .-ft thus*f.i( this year. t he atte idan e at tin- local park la*l nigh would have teen I. itgi slurp there v\er>- pci pie cYtn front Gaii.i-stille milling araun.l a: the puk ,t» early Os 4:tNi P. II. Some pci>ons were planniog John K ruler, general manager to pay yeti:..* ets to go into* the path and -it in certain place* in of file Sail ftp d IS,i»ebc!l .As*mta- nidi i to bold the -eats, for them. tioll.' tin- . tnlkid the ivwMe* .< * irjlb cffi Inis of l lie-Of Iambi club at r.j.10 1*. M. yesterday and it was divided that the u .cither wa^ too ihreaiening It* jdiiy -tli.* Sanforii lenit). game ■ the cjineni sea ing average uf h e,r pelvenliige I* year. I J 5 gi^inr* fot The cue da v d. lay is a twlcuttjed occurrnnce for the Fed* since I ho day yff will gi\. the hull pilching /»nff a d.u of much lu.ibd rest, ufle,- having bcrli "Jjjtii^.i mm « anil IHr hiOi in the re Human **» f *rm *. -tnkifu; v-^uluritv ) F L O R ID A U V R A T O N E Mimic,1 out 11>Scut*’ in ib*'^*1. \ng. -lint- scr(**s. l„ tlie |datc. Tin ib)' off » a - aim wel ouird He also pound, by I lit- Orlando 'rani' because tons Slid Mole first 'biwentiiri Itml 'lliltiinut-*- THAT S A T I f r iC f l GW Your left*# N«* M+ld s i A ll Dm <7 Stnr+s Housing Vs .YhMhor »>>• Worry For ( ’ouches iU . \ ■“ slrjct ■ri.KVKl.A Ntv >> p !a‘ I ! (Ah b eh I'iillrglil! f foolti.dl c>-Mflie. Inna* s v m tis Tl 'iLomu/ra n s car ITtCUII WATCH ilATliUlO' | However, it appear* that the "th er lliree position's ate whip / S YOUR RAD/O ><t0l/TC0U>? SPORTS ODDITY IUvr Hridr( abavr, .Sanferd PHfLy Frt! kf£Hter flfldrr ha* b?ett »o|d to thr New York ClianU arrordlnf to lnforhiktU»n rrlrao d by Ihr official* of Itie Sanford lUirbail AkwxUUttn thla morning. IFITIS...LET US REVIVE IT WITH A C o m p le te ' iMiohlnf „ gri.iii.l I.nil, , nut,ling a baUnien to tenth fir*l «nfpjy tit hi* anxiety. Grade tin .,, tli. Util It, first anyway and threw n wild, ihe runm i Inking mv . o< Tjir fir*1 baseman recovered tin ball and threw it lu Grnilv to lr\ presented from St, Augustine or f"d bend off rhf tin o« t ni 'lord relayed, artd if relayed,how w at U-nil) luntldr i the throw l b, it aciutnplished. , {ball rolled aw«> ami ....... iy ;,u-k.v REBUILDING JO B/ INSIDE SPORTS REPORT 2-MAN MOUNTAIN TENTS Complete with poles, metal stake* and mosquito net­ ting. Come in nnd see one now on display. Made la mret rigid army ipprificalioni. A ctual coil of mhnu- PA C K A G E 8 T O F t 13flMt It. AtKADl ILM. fllO JttSM f We've twin asked to *nil a , It up just In Him ................... . number uf argument* *o here'* rytiiwr streakiu.- {,» home II how It h iii dune. Whipped hr I ill home I.o' ihr* - factiire to 1hc government was $ 2 7 ,SO, A bargain Jack thinly wjt* in the St. i‘ high ,.»ei the. mti I41'* Augustine l'<e.» Imx at Fruiter* afn,| the imi.-l,-, Held and he gave a play by-|day descrlptUn uf the cunlf.t to Jack Torranrm over n telephone hookup. Torrance, upon receiving .. , Jhe remark*.given by t.ordy, re- ARMY BLANKETS „ 1(, ,,,11 In mi t.r n l, Ml It I It VM II VI I. » INS FKN’il li-VILLtv \ftr A ' wa. ehnrgid with' foTr* eiim When It 1 initrs lu 1 luaHtirg Uetwocn' 0n .me tMtlei. Lascboll .sittl Ilotilrit itr-i-tv tiny . 1.,, .. . lb - tmy lennt. C**:»ttr\||ii- will lake tmiietrall ace from Atlunln. tin., Im* figAmi fur two hours on game [ .ure,, in „ , periocular tour. iiiRht’ when the imwerftil lire j nauiflit mddent. - l‘i<dtahly; th e ; Inmin-nt llic~lncsr thiNfeiit ntiuro j ^auHt ilUtinclivp* wiw " l lir~itnv III I I P’lrli, ' pTTT Ti7\nm Aha It*** Touriiainent SNAKE BITE KITS COLEMAN 2-BURNER STOVES e latest (and the greatest) model ‘ 1 V '‘ W e atriv a t o - o ff e r q u a lit y a t b a r g a in a i 006 Eadl FI rat SL uluit Vlwt 1 "Nnrtmmt— tmil1tl,M ”1rh ll» i . ' :!t TTmii oiH-iutioiiA oi on tin- Hiligw.„*| Crick,*1 t lilt, i*.*,ill-* ni 1 'he-tout Hill, Mu*- when he anil hi* phit net. U11--. il It,,ill.lit em ,.unti l, Robin lllppen*tnd and Edward Amurk, hiiih, of t'nlifiirniu Grniit und Hnhhitt won. hut LEGGINS SPORTING GOOD^, . the students will he able to hold all of their activities (here. There w il be SO or more m*n enrolled In the uchntd *jhich will fast *ii week*, be. ginning an Jan. IS and riming on Feh. 10. f* .Ilje^be 'event that romp major to whether it was high. low. or, '/minor league baseball club %ia*itlew outside or where eirr it desires to come to Sanford the Wan, JC o Indicate hit*. T»r*c|udi| Witt^ndL. interfere with I rfMCf woutd extend hh, srm in tbWr activity ffn : the le*«t »incc the' same direction he *■« lohl 'tha school tUya will be over long I by <,’or4y that the ball was hit .befotx: the Spring baseball ses­ and would then indicate thr sion* get underway. number of base* with his fin . W e w s n t.to personally wel«*rw. c*W s' Gaargb Barr and hi* w Hlgndla were pre-arranged ;Jkhoo| far Umpire*? to our on practically every other tjpe O ff atyl hope that their *|ay of play and sometimes setrral haf* i* a t a t i t i t one. entire tnalnge went by without Pray-By-Ptay a word being spoken by Tor­ Lot* of ' baseball fan* who rance. Nlgnils were also u*rd listened to tbo play.by-plsy des­ to indicate when the pitrhrf, cription .o f tha CeUry Fed • cslrher or etty other player »t Syint series game* from tho pinyer* bad a conference >0 Ancient City hav# wondered when certain player* were whether or m>t It was actually Torrance, IN THB SOUTHEAST More people drink Atlanric Ale and Beet chan any other, It mo3t be... M # M t A m m tq local fan s.' '• .The Moslem University at At Aihar Innialro, Egypt, w*» ottshilshad In TOO.. We Offer You • Complete Line of Insurance Protection On All Forma of Property 0Q0 AUTOMOBILE ^ Inauranco and Financing At • Lower Coat 0O0 Onr if tn c y can amutgs fee the 17-POOT UTILITY RUNABOUTO only uftei n fanlnnln .................. IMitch ihafTeipitTed more I him four hour* to piny. The scute* W*re ll - i a , l5-t7,*n -4, -t-fl, Fi ll . It was the longest malclt in the history of tennis * rhampionshlp •ompctiilon. 1y im ('d jtttt‘ drltvery WATCH PCJR OPENING or S an fo rd . Com o ovtfr nnii *t‘r for y ou rself H iqjftits b o a ts . llefot’e going on the court* fot tha mutch. Grant hud ployed- 0 practice *et with Jack Krattier, JlUt to “ wsrtn up." v Roy JnhfiHon - 1- ' x, ' ! i �AGE EIGHT FR ID A Y ; SEPT. T H E MNFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Mama And Papa Puma Proud Parents j)f Two Liftle Pumas At City Zoo strung. nervous. i\ 13, ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS the cub* are to live they will noi Ut on exhibition for »cv*r»l we*I;s. • Me »nA fs Puma, were purchejrd in 1938 by the Ksnfbnl Klwenit tpo'fl, but. in a few niwiths, *sW t.lti.i Ironi utto Martin, .I«»ek»_ of Sfr. Muughtorf, the hthrk' spit* Now nratnfeU.Ttixs. and wet*' will-, dleappear and IhMr cost* piciented to the Zoo. At that Mill assume the natural color of r time ‘the late Joseph Marentct.’u brownlah gray, *' .( » * * ,club president and the late ‘• F A N S • MIXERS • WASHING MACHINES . •V A C U U M CLEANERS * * • SEWING MACHINES i trqtt ' e r a p p l l w e s e r v ic e 304 W . SECOND ST R EET numa' cub* survive, Ih j Sanford ‘Ktwsnl* C^uh ran * sut.ly have the privilege of naming them," aald Mr.. Moiihhm. Puma* are th# I*nr ■ i ipbclo* of the cat family in America and are' fotin I from Hiklfcon flay to Capr lludi. It Wax formerly railed • pantl*r In tho ca«» rn ulat^c, a mountain linn In rhe western p ate* an,] In Itraril 1* known a* v cougar. It I* a ferocious. ra»r'v«tou* animal, preying on de*.-, horse* nral rattle. A Clean Shave A Clean Suit Follow oui Leadershi p for BETTER VALUES a remplrle line el ladle* and teen-age ft ATto AT A CONfIMNCt TABU at union headquarters. New York City, Paul Hall (left, dark shirt), S.l.U port agent for New York, tills newsmen about the pending strike of 100,000 members of the A T X . Seafarers Union. Strike b u bee died by the union to protest a Wage Stabilization Board decision limiting th* #ba of mv Increases that r had won ln'tha recent negotiations with.the shipowners. 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THE W EATHER In U n ity : Therw la S t r e n g t h — Continued cloudy I Hi* afternoon, to* night and tomcnorow. Scattered show- • cr* and thundershower* mostly dur­ ing afternoon. r» Fret**l til* Prsee ml the ft.wMi • • Ta Promote iba Progress of • Ta AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NQWSPAI'gK 5W V O L U M E X X X V il ■■ v» Established 1900 ■ ■ B e v in S u p p o r ts \n g lo - U .S . P la n F o r H o ly L a n Iff fiome A F of I LONDON, Sept. 16 f/P) — Foreign Secretary Ernest I Bevin spoke up at the Pal­ estine Conference todny in support of the Anglo-Ameri­ can experts’ plan .to feder~«li£e the Holy Ijtnd. Bovin ASS 3 ** -{tuertod 4hnt the division of *.«k »Aa llM tih |n§> into four provinIt* ......... . ces with limited ** •autonomy ■ ■■— NO. 257 ------------- ♦ •- mm Bong M This hrticti follnvvi.1 IK/- Lifnk . down nf nrgntlHtioin> l/rr»«l th«< m i l ' rhieftaior . 1.1. J conferred . _. ■trike. NMt’ credential, to President Truman, * ' h/ .... 1 M aa n ny y the _____ AmotUf.-dcIrU. FlotenegJfts '.jiil -TtfTC*A*v*- won th r first blutrrntr-'*P" 1# bon-and $20 priie. Elalm rtJtnnip e f Casselberry won the t^cind blue ribbon' and $20 prise. Award* were made by \V. fi. Kilbte, county commissioner, a t the 4-11 Club supper held S atur­ „ T e le g ra p h U. 8. l^ k o u L . Smindphnto) Cyrran al«> mad* ■ lud for government Intervention Ly scuding a telegram to President Truman. He asked tha Pre.ident to instruct government agencies to force a contract w h k h w iiu ld embody t he - u m i~ p a y - fnrtcase* already gtven to -Ar+"nf-r.Tinrorf* I far the same work. ----------- mu.I t»r irrr ff«in mltt^ur and I ill'VpU tl« \ J niiltnlU de* oied^iearly all lit* * ln-rrli !t • i in* limng comment nf flu- \ n${.k*|.»\ *lele$ratr, who had d««tafed that thr wrYtrrn ituHrig ’weir trytnc to draw a hfuM non «uttaiti around thr \t *«ITt«i t a lira** Sra t'ontinuinc Mssloltiv' * deniNiid'* for it dondinmt \ 11 u ••* I a v position in r* 11*-1it1 .»dr delrrata r"-'1tit tIta»iftr«l States ami Hrl« A i o m .v r « ,> e « , A tO Illlt fc n e rg y ATlIKNS. Sept It, o f, Th. i ;lr ,.k K„tim m cnt today r e .e .l ' ,M| „ nr» outbreak .f vlolro. •• Northern lirn v n . The Mini- • (ry „ f |»„|,||f ‘O rder said that (O .^ntrnllnl bnntlita virre l*illr.l 111 ughLjbuuL. . in in- .klrmi.hes aklrmishea- t.m brought about. » |M g y r U |n 3 p J Asserts Plan Could > Be -Major Factor0 I V a t ’C O f t1 •vrek-end In |<.int up (hc -oppm. W o rld (unity faring Floinhi men in tin* t run bird poultry prnml.'* /1 j f 1 . 1 wrip op|» ■Halid, mil) By^apt. Bay Parker •aid William I. \\ d■»♦•»». diiiM'tiM >1 I* lot 1Jn «gtg* I* til HUM«* Mil 'I 'l l *tiah I *<HI pe hi'L*. todiav It lif«-t«ine n|»pMi«u»t *•ti.*« «t *»-* aiipun. n* » miIiii* !•» Mill Nk’n that p'Miltf>. *1 » aftsiiisH*: id *!*• x »* b »*f \%ti i I man weir mllilik! thru flm k.n xeee.tvely, Itecanse of ffi.l told »' the Munlr|p.il 'npm.i .Im rlnge. amt price level*. A t, ............■■lock f.dl.mmi: thr Slav ilr- for live purpose^ nf pt ictin v Angt Vmeiiean inlrii‘- l . in the Mediterrmtean. |hev a " ' " cnm rttied tilth thr |H..|de nf I 1 • l* i“.i Ihe |ieople ^ Viiicoslav ( ___ Italy,. llie -t|i ky ^ xikrsiimn •oiitnnVd. In rrply Coiinnlly Mild that world iwprr t* im*rr important ‘J . ; •• ■.{llial- lm re I espn--^nj -the' |k-'*mi' s •**•*1—1—— • .« —. •<tluu clthbor-lulv J «>r Yugoslavia. Jef^Uta wh.. - t r i e r tn disiiiiiL -B jLVsuitIvnyM.vl, u l,!* - ftt lh )^ «irtnilm><(l—mighri^lte- *Altlmrtrtl t h j - -shmrrr-(•»-*.*-»m-anTTrlarral! n.TtTTTn . Iiavi- « iiTOW . roinmunlrnliMim in thnl men. *| _ I'rnidrnt Tniinnn prn|Mufu offnrl In ^mnr M lrnH iyW iw n* thr mrrl f»»i nn hour. ••\rrVthin^ |f1 world penre. iitelu<liti|f Ihe The- Athens government -.i». todm thnt th,. I 'wiled Nation, lennn.r of flock........ fiiim*. m\»<I u.oi ..ft n. or liny r . •oro o Unite,| Stales l!ai«im* hi* voice The A F of I, won Inrronsr* . WIt* f IIlf f' I 1At l III ofhrr wmiiU D>»u: Lo Hi IV,. Itoflla* (hr p‘»lllt* the tall M va.it l«| «« IlMtltf li •*|lltfrf I’Hl !• l*V hniut* owners 1 of $22.60 and $ 27.60 a month Iwn ‘ bridge, between KaMmi |t'ii|$%i .«J•I« St*n«i»*i (•«*rM»'sl i t l j i h i m - n 0*1 11 I on pMsdTrful iiM*a of nto mu' •••»- (hut (hr ••printiofi. of iltt* wimill ( for iu maritime union*. I're- Naval Reserve Offi- ■•{rISrri^lh*r cer Is Main Speaker At Rotary Meeting 'Fred H. Williams, Dr. Orville Burks and lonrdhs were daetrnynl 27 trlrgraph p<dl* weri* cut .1 • m thp attempt Thi- Me " add* that, seven pet sun* •»••• dnin in a battle on th*- i L««..| of Krphallrtiia nn<| five ..lb.»vere killed north of la ru a C° in Jr t an d ' second ’ rwJ riblnm i Degtaring that althbuth there Is winners among th* boTa were Paul f K°r»< He»* mIsundersUndlng Bradd™ *aTi"|"Void, wno I bet weep °*M« "rotnlry" and'V ovM were awarded $10 taeh. l.bel Le-1 « “ **•“ •L lhe preaenl Ume. he 0 . Fils and Valeen Prevail wbee flrx‘ I •«V* ,no1. ‘ • « , «hl,H Indicating n ^ H ^ u a n . l o r , un(] rwi riuutni winnci». • • ... .* anil second red ribbon w i n n e r>* ... .!-" J ” '71,n2C!* 1. . of the Sanford ^ r t S K H t b u . . . y^McGIH • ] .1At 'KSON k'IM j. Sept Iet j t Special I — "1 iinTi'iit d 1 a» Si oii'nt nhorlny;*«. fidlmviog ' , |...c HI A, lm\e lrivrii Uu«. 1 nit! Ar ** i inn in|ilim.r j o le s A re D e s tro y c d 4 | Jr g e J Lieut. F. G. West DoerNotExpect: War With Russiaj •A r * . /~i , L ree C C •. . * * • P I 'ee rrssoonnHs S Ml aa ii nn ;; B rid g e s , ■* buck potnts plus a |20 prise, it was announc­ ht. eountry for ed today by Mrs. OuM* Wilson, (International coun -'nitration agent, under whose direction the pro(r a m was held. -Aubrey Mrra-i won th* second blue ribbon op * Is-uUio; 4 t(t*1H1 ••*»»- 1 •»M||l|tt* r llt'H'l I In 1 tiiillrnirr t p«*atr ig Y'oik.sWillium t)|i*y<-t lirrr iiytil hrrr nn ••$$$ d*»»»r*trp, tell. Mw- 1 • ••*»!• .1 lilwvio-L- to .-lid rtirlit li**vr ••$» fin* trthlr Trir«te I tb*‘ th- Utir* t| IK k 11'sis.u.i nt it«t, .,•*! •*•* Ihiiftr 1* SKA I kll^iii liiii Violence Flares Wilson Says Meat Shortages Hike Air Show Seen Again Today In Opportunities Facing Porltry*Tien By More Than 1,500 People or Id Parley On T * " ..... ,,f «»;- ’” Cross-Country (ilidor it Enerirv Is I'.VCHt Is Captured last night with ea<t ami golf coaat op* operators, but the parley'collapsed when the operator, n * fused to contido*— the deni amt. 4 * 0 a**a of two west coast Union., the me « Cook. and H U w .nl. , M o fth e m hls Marina * V ln* Jimmy Brown, on* of seven Norman John n-w alj Makin. new O.rxva hay* who gnteryd the ^-11 Australian Amliassador to the C . % --------------« • • \ li»h Trieste b . u truly free Mate. The key .Adriatic port, t’onnally »ddi-.|, mu.I he inde|>enilent of .Liitk \ iittuliYia * tUlf. Prrlnrrd thr Tex»» Dfmocrkt; Ml.rt ij* make Tric^tr thr aymhol nf |trnrr i«h<I ppnirily hi *tho world.** . . * • ('••tinally nrtlf'nri 1hi* ptopowd f r if territory of Tnl-stc itniM n»»t U' n satellite. nf Yuitoduvin or nf Italy. Yufo* stnvia mid Italy. Mir "uid. are l»»th ••uhoffhnatr (" w*»ild prnrt> JY iiiltl i»*«»tr im|u)rtaHt than a f>\% **f territory nr Matiniial pud**. l*ntitial|y a»■»*»•tr*l 1 ••niinurd thr Senate Fnretrn the ed by New York. .y.iyor Wllllatn. t/|)»yer lorall tc.iniMn-. n|M-ratliw under 0O.1I11* ‘•••iti.nl. lettlcmctvt of of tlutlu* .trike, .trike, unions union* hate hair .tarred .iuictI to to move and medical medical supplies sii|i|>lies into Into lit* tin .dt settlement move Inod l<«><l and . dt |their strike In port, all over country. ------ : I’A liS . Sept It). </P) — Seiiittok Tom Coitiinlly has ” told the Paris Peace Conference . that Trieste must not. become %**111A another OOWHM I Danzig.* Reply! ly in g to duninnds o f Utissiaiili K o re jfln aI iu iste r Molotov on thr'dirieste titles*lion. <'t)iiiinlly‘’nSsi,rteil thnt the Conference must e.itnb- Inng.hnreinrn In New York, where the -NMD U rrw up Mil Id line, of piekrt* • ---------1 Texas Democrat Says’ City Must Be Made Symbol Of Security And Peace In World POLICE GUAM) TRUCKS AS O’DWYEK SEEKS SETTLEMENT tun k ilnn 1,.ni* Mo* ,|m of pickat. in New York. t|ie t ‘|(> H IE I.AW ON HIH SIDE In tlxgJonr n( motorcycle porolmnn I*.-).- lllio-li-s Ill ftbfnLine Ism* l da 1-Isml n<1 Imnii IU<->kllu N N Y isdtre protni....... i„, i . , n ,i«tr mariners al*« began lo inten.tfy III* truck loaUril wttli produce Itbfn l.rn ii Into Into llmoklin ON IIIH WAY to present t ■■■■■■■ not respect "any common picket line." • ■ \ Ryan himself elbowed hi, way * twice through an NMU‘ picket lin<> along the North River, lie raid A K of L stevedore, were at work at at least two pier*. 1 Other longshoremen. however. I refused to whrk strikc-biuuid ve»*el*. Meanwhile, hujidird* of CIO picket. ma««ed a| pirr. in Mon., hattan, and the-'union* amid pie•i kating also, would In* incrga'cM at Brooklyn and Ktaten Island pier*. Some picket, handed "nut pamphlet* raying. "The ship | owner, have locket u« out.” A. plan, got underway for n ia.. del dernon.tr at ion by thousand* Jimmy Brown Is Named Winner Of . ■ .i of L longshoremen, Joseph Kyan, reiterated th at hi* men would cussions might remit in a decl- j • *lon to participate In the l«ondon parley. day evening at OiAO o’clock at Ityi ------------- Afttocinted Prfti Lcntfd W ire T aevrrnl sections ‘of lhwaterfront. t h e 'l " * * ’of the A- V elgn* that Jewish representative* may Join the conclave. T h rr. member* of th* Jewish agency executive flew to-^fari* lixlny for fit meeting of tKe comm it tea. Jewiih source* .aid the dis­ Sanford Womans Club under rectlcn of women from home de­ mons tratlpn clubs throughor: the ■ e«|iial pay ‘for (TO teamen. Jg aln it the idea. Today Itevln ok 00 minute* ta. make a state­ ment detailing llrltaln'i reply to ' that (land. The conference wa» meeting behind cloved- door* and the text o f Pavin’* .perch wan jenot mad* I public. ■ Conference rourcea emphasised that Hevln made no new propo.al* to subntitute for ■ the federnlitntinn scheme. Meanwhile, thara are mounting $20 prisa. ■■■■■. again threatened to Ignnib f i t ) picket line* today a* the Natlonal Maritime Union -tepi'nl up the lemim nf it* lin k s f«r ] "» • workable and could lead to what he called a final eolation, t a il week (he Arab delrirntr* . had- leveled -bitter criticism ; . « Tells Conference Trieste Become Another Danzigi Curran Asks Truman ; To Intervene For Signs Mounting That Jewish Represcnta- New Aussie Knvoy 1 Contract To (iive Workers Pay Hike ^ fives May Appear At London Conclave NEW YORK. Sept. I ft. </1b- * ^ N. M. U. Steps Up Tempo Of Wage Walkout ,iiv* I .C l * SANFORD, FLORIDA. MONDAY. SEPT. 16. 1 0 4 6 .' nwlH'i w inii;hl nffwrf (In* uppiti rtillv Hiifittfirni «|MPH*r id pn* iliirlfon l*v thr I'lf 1 alt* i«nn flit* pftthlrm nf 1 -ill ^ri vVijf ltd of HH'ti i.tl |miti 111 yiitro " Apput rntly |||n*p pmilli ymru flit; Wnffl*• V*t»l 11*••a*IV1‘Pt. II ClIlpIlM, Itril llo- iirril f $ <|t*V*;ln| who* In*vr l»eeii nltli* l«» untiHtfiin 9tgy • • Sllrl. tf risitfrfrift *• Ml niNII t*%pl.lifir«l W*»til-I dims T»t| „ Imiilc te.i-arcli on a glub.il Purchase JBuilding 8. Perry, aasisUnt poultry ialist from- Galneeville. w s. .tha judge. ,Jimmy Browji wot\ $6 award and Florence McGill won a second * award of $3,00 donated by the Trxedp /red Comping. Other con'estant* Jn (he catt^ e a t. Include.) Miaa Brunctta LarP g e n t of Longwood and tha followIr.r exhibitrra fropi Geneva: Harriatt Geiger. Ju n t HeOIII. Shirley Boater. Barbara flynt .and Jeanetto Me.Mahan, ana’ -among boy*. Devid Oldham, Leonard Williamaon an4> Richard Brockman. production, • despite feed and • ••in t » *1 H i! t m .« ( ! H *• 1tlilnOf • • hi tata••( !».1 r.f W .»»• ( •* li n y ••f S h r llrv * I \•rI.tfi»*-w of Vl.tnf .t. f I\me ’•l* UIHl uhttr b 1*»I V-tlb! ip ' ttt*i 111*1*4 iu*«t|r *»l 1s t “'Mirv wan! p* ;»* r ' Three Auto Wrecks vkcur In Sanforik Over Weekend Three tavuile wrrr Inlurrtl shortly .ilt*'r. .1 no o'clmk Sunday allernoon -* he,| the IPtn on • -oil Vonl tnirk a tit- h .Samuel It NeLwin ol Seville « 1. .irivioe got out d -ontrol -ind m ri tut oeil oil lh- Or Undo Ut.hway * ,1,..it' (oilr in le-. Audit o| Ihe rlty 'Hint 's *■ W,,—r-. '*• *I,—S nrvl.t S.UI1t.11 loin 1' wa. hmltd Hut Mr> H. It Neleui had a- fraclucrit tollarl.uo- Mrs Carry Thjirtir another liai ■■-liter had M-vetiil ruts.a atx| .* Peggy niomo her tUualltcr. had * hrut-cd vlHiultler. aj-cortlliw lo .Ttate Highway Patrolman I. C Bender. _ K. I ' W • **'•' <• runner lad with the ne«s erra Is the recent ptirch »«c I" I , . I 'Iflt I.« »I•| • |H I I N f**' , r5fV rvr ■’Tr« rff".’ ln lh' 0/ I be apartmeni bt ilding at th e ' f Athens. .In Ilia fnsl , nut 1111. t win f,r< ha. Inkrn « re»dv to inniYft SIiick tile nor ftonford'Orlando arc*.." -iMd 'he c o rn ir.o f Palmetto Avrnu^ «H f'nlntiaki i>eitf.n of tillM. » (W»» lilt" | • rH*"l ’ I heavy «..II ,,f inai.v nnluiHl re >"'d. seasonal I ipik I of llirsr RitlaHans nt their regnler u-erkly Secorul’ Ktrael bv* Fred II. WiL . u timid giilindn n m thl I •Wt|| !l »| >VIII' |" u* " ' ‘'a m i n e . Wasle, i|e«tinetlonan.| ' l't"'lui t* tsiicei upward 11. ‘ tin luncheon today* that u vtr'nryi I" I o* morning st ■ polire pati..liinecoiioinii 11-r 4if iMoiiir. so\ and l^iniei. fi'e pie.ri.l over Russia would be a hollow I orwl«g> nark* of the Sanf u I Ihi-rr’s tin word of ait) •» where daiiinge mniikiii.r. «••»,. J^ h 'a-eallv ‘I’tbh ••••• •*) -lit. I* one a* fou is» t doq t «ln a war. Cl)n,c who , nnoB„ee t|.»t ih-v ties. mini a -la tr lie a«-ert«-l "'eat shottagr Her.I to.I ii.irKvrryone lo*e*.'v.. , ' * ill i l of III.IMI »**••» 4111*1 will convert ^h* property to bti*,w Mr T ring 1 1 it’ll pro|Misal was 1 *arily la followed l.v miiv "■ ^ Lieut. Wr*t emphasised, how­ 1 Mini . glob g fo. , us*. sent lo (he I'N ’s Kroii.imlr and IK-- loll In tile ilUmrdiutw fntni*' ever. thr velue of training In nes* t. Inii'l* | f I nn *k‘» The firm of Moughton and l.indSocial fmint-il. whirh l.slay is I That will nice f.u the |.oiilliv Kiir many ye*n<. runti-tft*. Naval Itraorve and .aid 'h at aey, local arthllacl*. have ••e«n ai •»• f I *t\y IhIIII Mil . ..III S .V a taking up (ho |itnhli>m of Ku producer^, big ..ml III lie ■ although It coata a .J o t.o f money, employed to make 0l*n4 f«>r lh* callml "hail) stars” and r<m I it l» i* hard on IIhe «nir~\‘" l " 1». rope'* HOO.WMI «|i'|>|jtt-nl refuirrr* . even «*vrn if It ho rO ir^* It i* an -urgent necr-.il v- Th« tiro- conversion ef thie-property. one o f nlArns of ill Itfck. ^J'aimirr.’ Thr Intter. Ullfoftiiilwtrly ) '* hot hnj l»ri n billed ftraiit e'iw J * "aimril prfrparily at th* Id Sanford landmark*, front ____ lo p lu u e-flight flan Iweii hn$€t hy m» many '"I" •'flight Ito In niiiile fo r , who liivestlKStesl IJie iuclderttvataran*. -of. th r ,’.recent, war. he residential to business pfopm y. prlre* of lata that hu m ^nW the (ir>t lime hv n ui.li-nl fly*- - Wlllism Herndon <>t Sanlortl was Said, but' la'cr w||| »ake boy. nut The building, of brick ronstrtrwill probably nnl ciynplsln inurh ai th. Sanford .School ef Avia Ion .,reported In have e.vcaiwd injury about n few rent* more for poul. hoi d out Inhr one of the big •w|ir.| Idv Hotlge irtlail ran off tha Mra. Roy Tlltla, chairman, and of high Mhool and rive them tlon. crntalns slg epartmrnts and try and eggs, If lho*r jtem* ute lliidls. Souifay. when 'hr planemail on Hnnlnnle IlmiPvard about Mre. Joh 'Andes, represented the invaluable training particularly in woe remo<leled.»nd rj-palnte<l last tha field of radar and electronic*. ytar. An addition w it lie made *>U just available The availability through '• I t "f laaey tw» and ^ half mile* out of the Sanford Home Demonstration Tha armory’ at Orlando, he aald; f food eontiniie* hi U< Hu- lug 't'i'»»»- Th. pilot w • ............. cUv limit* earlv Sunday morning. ••*•* d o b Jn preparing the aupper. Aa- houyea equipment for thla purpose the lot adiacent to the pf-iper v, I It.,,, iluuy Rohmioit. ve nrutt .Wlllum H WILson w*s taken for In purchasing tha property, alaiing * wera “Mrs. C A. Old “ W»m valued at over $600,000 Ishe* and make a* much money; item, *0 far as the public .i Hy XUI.IAN H1KNHTRHM Iteatment io Orange General Hoapilot m rul 1 0 .' wrier of the rbunl. Mr. Wtllsms •*•» Dr Be.s i « ,« rather than it * Q of Geneva, Mra. Ralph Hammond "This on the-Job training pro­ aa he possibly ran. Also, his ( rnnrentc<| Discussing hi* axpariancaa dur­ Th« -ailplanes, many of Hirm liUal nt 2 30 o'clock Sunday alter-- . Mrs. W. R. Strum of Long. ing the osar, Lieut., West, who axproased confidence In the figure gram la getting t» lw an r 'Oi- regular job in which he is te - 1 price.front the I'lmeaslle Army base. noon aitrf Iii« .Studi-baker sedtn served in eobptarinea In tha Paci­ of Hanford and it* growth, llotn pllealad that I don’t know wheth­ calving training is limited to a } "Med |t been possible for J ran Inlo a tree a* AHarrtonla i t-V> •re war veterans. The former is j a" - ' ,,v ‘frnr*‘L I "> Giglit .ifh r Springs Patrolmsu Bender said er I ’m coming or going.’" H >«- standard nunilwr of hour* per I Florida priultrymrn to maintain fic. said ha t r u attached to the . . , tlirV' ar» relrare.l at elHiul f. OtHI the son of tho late city engineer •\Bacapa” and mady all Ita patrol* Fred It- William*. Dr. Bark* »erv. marry Hanford people haye beard week, as s^t bv the institution I operations on n normal hast*, altitude from the lowing that he had not been informed aa or firm with which ha I* train -’ thl* Spring and Hummer, the plane. f" 1 They bank at si-rmingly im- to the es’ctil ol Ihe Injuries. from tht« time' when it was. com­ ed ovrraeea and for It long time that remark made lately! Open .New missioned In 11>43. He described I f a certainly true that the re­ Ing and what lie makes'on over" puhlie^iilghl ‘havre benefited Irn p....iM<‘ turns and glide to vrry ‘ r»w.*V* ' # this sinking of the Yamato, Jap was « prisoner lo Germane. Th« cent rhangri mode in the on- time, i* not subject to ^He rule* mriijibly at thl* lime, hy reason an 1 soiootb landings on building was purchased from Mra. Mauser Ih 4&JM9 ton haitteahip, a light the-job training program Hava and rcgulntinna. devised hy lh e in f (t,p availability of abundant Ihe runway*. They have only ode j Robert *em ber and aavoral other ship* aa Allio' Howell of Jacksonville. I supplies.; IJrtforttirflilcly that .was Inmiriig win el and have lo "', caused many o f • the- •emphyer*, -V-A. Visiting Sanford well a* several narrow escapes For exampfp. John l>oa l« not poss’ible. I am afraid that <r|cr. Irr wings. Yldlnbty is curclwho have lawn affording e * . end equipment which the "Escape" had bafotg it •servicemen the opportunity «f married and working for th a ’ t),r next few weeka and month* lent fr-m the rm-kuits which a .v llnh-rl Maurer. suijervUor In survived ihe recant atomic bomb taking advantage of the «system‘ y » trm Blank .................Drug Company as « will ravcaL that Hocks have been ,.nr|r „,| j,, tinte,t fleviglas*. <4mntc ol curing operations at the ta*t at BiblnL to drown themselves In lirndsriie trainee, lie hope* sfune day .to cut'down much mnre ilrastically Armour amt Ootnpaliy tnest pack­ Ll«ut. Was' Was .IntfUutfad r Men war*' at work thl* morning powder* and luiplrtn tablet*. (make $200 per month a* a phar- than the general public realises, ing j>l»nt In BaMImore. Md, U » ‘ WAJBHINCmjN, atp t. t. Ufi so 1 n s* I I foot addition to the bv Flatchar Boll* who hod charge " Ju s t how do ! atend on thi* maelst He goes to work a* a now, n u c( then inrti t*\ i _ — a* • now. if If inni t h a t 'l11l true, a guest ol Mr atid Mrs Alex R. screury of Commerce WslLscc of th# program., President George thlnjt? la my helper being aided traineeon a 40-hour per weak profits o f tha poultrymrn will I EU ffCD C* lA *V y » Sl*rV in ff Johnson. TOM Holly Avenu? made hU Brat puhfle‘•UUmetU on A. 8peer announced that eg InterW i l l i 11 H i l Y i v i u i n n Abmil 10 yefcrs ago. Mr Hauser r stfrred up by the or hurt by these changes? What bail;. If hi* total pay for the be restricted and the consumer i M arket According In Mr. John­ city meeting with the DeLSnd and Urn controversy happen* If ht work* ovrrtlm® month (Jor* not ricred $200. In- will also auffer through the non.' >V l i l t 1 1 1 1 1 U lY lH I t m ran llie meat house at Kemtnol* yf foreign policy speech he made test son,’ the restaurant will open about New Smyrna club* will h* held a» and makes more than $20(1 per eluding hit subsistence,' he I* hi availability of their products. Il ___^ _ ty High School farm where he re­ the Seminole Country Club V est Week. Declared Mr. Wallace: "I month? " "Suppose he makes a the clear. N°w sunposc Do* puts is .a tough situation, ami a f Oct. I. ceived agricultural ami Entura stand upon my Ihw Tort ^eech." •.%Sk Mondav night at 7 --70 o’clock little money on tho side, what In 16-hnur* overtime. Doe must rathar ridiculous one to,, — that i "WITH TUB HOIITH ARMY IN Ksrtnrrx training, tinder Mr. Johnwhan Fuller Warren nf JockMn The secretory made It dear th at then I " they’re asking. report what he received fur hi* n KUt* such aa Florida, with JAPAN. Hept Ifl. iDeUynD Opl aon. 17113 Is hU first trip bsck.lo villa will ba ‘he chief speaker, bo- aril! Jw t hock down on the All these and many moreques-J overtime on hi* monthly report. practically llmitlets posslhilities I Eugene |yvy. II. ol (tenlord Ft* . Hanford since Ills discharge from nfr he mode which were II * also ravaaled that the board a t variance with the policy Mono have been * n a w e r e d | b u t thla I* not subject tn any for production of poultry and, Is now serving with the ElevenlH the service sis month* a«o. He of dlretora have mad* Dr.. A- W. eggs, should face the poasibillty Airborne Division In Bcndal. Japan served lit the Pacific Theiter ol out by Secretary of through « an Investigation w#j V.A. action. Cppe, Jr . an honorary member la In t’e go further .and aay that if not the certainty, nf a short He' has been with the Division lor Ope rations Mrs, R. .K .'B eelek, a raaldant with the backing of made the other day with a rep* the armed service. ' Tanford for tha past $6 years, reeentatWe of the Veterans Ad. another drug store in the city ’ I* age of thoeg important food the p u l nine months. • . felling Chrislm** card* and for item*. •After compteUng basic training TtswNsKum n iH T w r r m i ____ "It Was interesting ministration. he volunteered for llie .poraUoopa. The monthly meeting of the t that both the extreme F irs t of all, the trainee and ■ ’ few week* need* an estra f . , M P * CRACK 'DOWN Taktpg hi*. Jump training at Ft. Dtolrtcl of the Tuwmeiui o M tmploytr know th at the veteran* dark for a faw hours In the eve­ left FRANKFJIRT. Germany. Bant ATO TO MEET ning to help. sell them. The Denning. O * . tie qualified as a par­ held yesterday in St. Cloud wUh Income cannot exreed $200 p cxlji aj - ? 1 8 ,’ W A - A t t t e r l e a n M* f * 13 cfiuntte* being represented The of ihe other firm hires achutist on Uve l&lh of-May II * rlod Ofriier* 0' M I do, however, that mart Amer­ month if Ut* vateriin la marrl ;t$ * The Alpha Tau Omega social bv making the required null eeting was preshlcd over by P. Sam P m it of Walker, M o. rrarked. down todge on a i Doe U> work for him during the ican* art coooCyned about, and and. $176 I f single. However, ** iV ss, president Her. liavUo Mrs.* Gao age Bauman o f of looter* and buck mark* *• evenings and at th* end of the fraternity, actives and alumni Jumps from * plane tn flight. A f . rtilttig to w«k for ptaoa. 1 th e m ate .more way*than one In «> ey n p t<*\dUpUced1 PoUc intend 16 continue toy efferU for a BtepdLsh. pastor of the Ht. Cloud In which a veteran can add •to first month, Do* ha* tp*<!* $200 will meet at th* Motors Inn at present he Is performing In GemeoY. Thev con f Methodist Church, was th* I. M jttrt »nd testing peace and I this lucerne without running Into from hi*’ regular training poei- 13.00 o'clock noon tomorrow for a'duties In this division, lew atm*. Army oou . Kami of Orlando, are future apeak |trouble qd'h the V. A. H» rah tlnn ■end $66 for hi* ' outside luncheon and meeting. Alt member*) in* parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8am soeakrr. Orl* Vista * u the nit* of th * next meeting. . are urged to be present. Lev)', reside in Sanford, Florida. ICsslUMS us rage T e ll hav« a job on the aide if h * • , * ** SfL . . . l.lY ltC - ■Vj^ .V * * W 44 tjj • . I <■!>& is s a ie Investigation-01 Vet Joh Training . Makes V.A. Program Much Clearer Roy Joh Wallace Stands Pat On New, York Speech Mrs. R. H. Renick Dies In Orlando s r ^ 's x r ? ;,. ...... a i ‘ ' ‘ i * — i— r . ■ i � 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 13, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 13, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 13, 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/2170fe9f43791d125a0705c147eae92c.pdf 4b5d4766ef807eba74eaa819b25135f0 PDF Text Text . I THURSDAY, SEPT. V9, 1>4t THE SANFORD VHERALD, msmsmsti . 1 •* 1 1 • ■* * I 1■ ■ I 1 * • 11 * 1 ’ 'I1 1 . 1^ J We are remodeling our present (lore (o make it one of the flneet and moet up to date in Florida I In order to bring in the new m erchandise for our newly remodeled store, we mutt clear some of th e present slocks. Now is your chance to buy those much needed pieces o f furni­ ture and ladies ready-to-wear at greatly reduced prices! ALL FUR TRIMMED COATS • black; br o w n , a q u a , red . 25% REDUCTIONS LIGHT WEIGHT COATS .... Value REDUCED FOR THIS SALE LADIES SUITS REDUCED ijj Large Group New 2-pc Living Room Suites 39.5 Oup mmm •—»’ FUR JACKETS GREATLY REDUCED Oj Bedroom Suites, Walnut, Mahogany, Maple Finish MSSmK^ - r V * i Prices Ranging i Dinettes from 5 Pieces . ... . .. ...... . H Kitchen Sinks Single~or Double . . . fjj W ide Selection of Sofa Beds .... mm jjj Wardrobes . 1*_ a- ^ ALL SUMMER DRESSES ®'s 69.50 up 59.50 up INCLUDING COTTONS, RAYON-PRINTS AND SHEERS 20% DISCOUNT. 79.50 up up | BEDS up j I 24.50 up . . . . .... . *. . ROLL-AWAY - _s ------------ || S ice Refrigerators . . . . . 34.50 up T Not Set Up — A 'Heal Value! AMAZING VALUE 53-pc DINNER S E T | WOOL RUGS DESKS I 16.95 up 74.50 ' 1 ' . 94-50. ' . 9 x 12 - - - 3 " a U f.j . " I B * ODD SAMPSON CARD TABLES .150 , H CASH & CARR V Values To • • • CHESTS 19.95 up 1 B j 1 ODD PLATE GLASS UTILITY 1 BEDS MIRRORS CABINETS I 9.95 up 12.95 up J 'Complete Service For .Eight! 1 J * ih . a d u l* U U J H ■ I OCCASIONAL I CHAIRS I 955 up | 1 .. '* Sra - j 34.75 j - i* Ar ' * . , - PLATFORM CHAUS ROCKERS • i 19.95 up 19.95 up a IJV " METAL >3"PC# I LAWN SUITE Table Lamps, Boudior Lamps ■ CLUB . J Both 3-3 and 4-6 Sizes I I — V %. * BEDS * ; • / 1 ______________ . « - 1955 V O �f V THE WEATHER In Unity Thar* la Strength— Partly cloudy this afternoon, tonight' and .Saturday with local afternoon thundraaliowora. . T» t a t o t the r*ae« at tips W»rU! Ta r n s w U Uis Fr*n e*e i t Aiptrici) Ta Fredae* Prosperity for BanfanL AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVII Established .1908 SA N FbR D , FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPT. .2 0 , 1920 A ssociated Press Leased Wire Reds President Reveals Final No Foreign Policy Sailplune. Altitude Record Holder osion Change Planned Military Commission Officials Declare Jews Sticks With Minis­ A re Responsible For te r s Decisions On , Blast In Which P a rt Sh Bulgarian Powers Of City Is Rocked Communists Transfer 300,000 Troops To Fundamental. Conflict In Wallace’s And Byrnes’ Attitude .Toward Russia Is Kalgan To Prepare 'Cause Of President Trum an’s Demand For 'City’s Defense PARIS, Sept. 20, (/P) — Russia, as well ps Britain, France and the United France and Iho- United States, remained faithful to Big Four commitments at the Paris Peace. Cqntorenco today in the voting on the — boundaries of the future free E sta te of Trieste. SHANGHAI, Sept. ’JO, A a-ehin<o* i'»iiimiiiii<il mail declarvtl today the will make on,. ( . Tbo savemment announcement H ie Italian Political an.1 T er. ritoRal ' Commission balloted -)! ■aid that the drum of exolnaives times on' various proposals to S*§ dropped fpun a truck into, the street at the fiitranc* t» h« -nilwav shops. Police iminediataly rlrn rr I nearby buildings end roped off the *!•■. Tha drum expi■ded after '.’|l minutes. Police .in Haifa* speculated the! the blasting was the work of underground r<>i*lanc« figh'ers. In London, meanwhile, savon I, who on Aug. J I . Sen noun’ Weiner. record breaking j tingiy painted luig HI feet in a ' tw o 1been nltifchcd In ll is shown grinning jproject for Annv of In* glider, (he serration nt tlrlandi Florida F u rtiv e Is Nabbed In New York Final TiU NllAlber O r T l a n p s ' ^ H Reds To Purgre Farm, Political Officials • LONDON, Sept. 20, W - T h * Russian ro ttim n en t today onler^ A foumfy-Ufid# pure* of farm officials and local political lead­ ers accused of .plundering farm ­ land*. A Moscow report said agricultural officials guilty nr anti-governrasnt activity fn pit. faring property .will be prosecuted ae common crimlnale. * The Communist Paper Pmvda declares that w U ln Individual economic- elements In Rtvsla hav* A*lt*d communal land* for their TJRifiiarM M i r. Bynu* Bryant Will Address Local V. F. W. Post • * - . - L A? Bryant, head o f the Veteran Administration's aob-regienal » ffl(; to Orlando, will be the guest «>«*k*r a t th* meeting Monday night of the Veteran* of Foreign Ware a t th* Legion Hut #» Semlnol* Boulevard. . Mr. Bryant will discuss on-theJob-trslninr sn o th e r Veteran w m berin st 1-100 o'clock. A^rupg*r will b* served nt that time. Sanford for Via* rt P. PitUroon lUmaam .. ■ C- Clark for - R o b e r t E. HOLLER,TO VISIT CANADA Key Holler wlU leave tonight aboard an E asltm Air Linn plan* for Qutbec, Canada, where he will attend th* top club meeting ef the New York Life Insurance Company of which he Is a local i United States has told slavls" that her charge of grer •tm U nent of YugoeUv r* In tha AtrclO-Ameriran Of Vonetla; Giula are fslw exagyerated. At tha asm* th* United state* has -de­ ed co-operation, from MarTUo’a government In. effort* O fficials. of the Junior Cham­ ed, mutt b4 unmarried, beleeen ber of Commerce announced today th* ages of IH and 25 and must th at the organisation will sponsor have *!>ecn a. resident of Florida a loco) contest to select several since Jan. 1, 1940. Nnme, address and tha ag* of Sanford girls to be entered Itr * contest to pick Florida's m.*st photogenic voung lady to be th* 1947 Or*nge Bowl Queen. Local 'photographer*. Raymond, Cog* Nichols and Wlebildt. have to ludi* the local contest Indie Idoal* dnd organl* actions may 4ntsr th* contest by sending sight by t#o .lossy print photos to the Junior Chamber of Con'est, Cotnnwiea - P_____ P. O. Box IMS, this clt: “ ire* tha photo* must he submit! Jayceos said, On* must bo a rslt. another must b* a ftt1 lh phota of the young lad; ■roaring a bathing suit and in .th tant must be'wear third the dress, street dre* Ing *n ei e msrieaa or eportii , i m i t ” in » s a t . as rii t o o p Senator Pepper declared io d ir lhal he brllrthd the ouster of llruiy Wallare aa Aec'rclary1 or ConiTnetir will lu re a far rrachlii( effrcl upon the country and probably upon Ihe llemocrallr party. Prpprr, an outspoken opponmt of the Administration*! forrlyn peltry, said he did not wish lo rommenl upon the Presi­ dent's oellon until he eould set the full lartt turroundliis ll and ran appreciate Ibe tl,nlfjranre. Senator Prpprr addrd. howrvrr. Ihe (orrrnmenl In respect la our forrlsn policy—which meant "1 attuinr lhal President Truman's sllrualiif or llie member* of war or peace— is nal intended at an allrmpt lo tllllr freedom of tprcch It his country by members of P o n ffn a *,r b> the peo|ilr generally.** WASHINGTON. Supt. 1R>. u1’>—The ronflut within PrvsidiMit Truiiinn’s cabinet ovtir American fnivign policy oxploiliul today with u roar hcnrit tliroiijflimil tlw* world. Mr. Truninn naked Henry Wnllnco to n*siKii ns Secretary of Commerce. Simultaneously, the* President jfave-a .vote of confidence to Secretary of State James Byrnes and de­ clared flatly that no change* : “j j ‘ "‘‘"" 1 T,“r1“v •! Jaycees To Sponsor Contest To Select Entries For O range Bowl Queen ment In Orlando. PAK1S—Secretary of stale Jamrt Hyrnro made nu lummrul today on Ibe uuaWr of llrnry WalLsrr aa .Secretary of Cumuierre. An omor lair of Dyrura uaa aakrd vtlirlhlirr the Srcrelary of Stale « u vurprivrd at the newt. The amuclale trplicd -Well. >rs and no.H Other prraoiu rloar lo Ityrnn u lil “he did liol look d I*pleated.'* • , l NEW YOKE. Sept. 20. W V aa yauiv A t PWyliK chain sang gitiv,, wiit arrdincS in New rk today fur allegedly ‘passing bad chtcka An hotels and depart­ Mayor issues Pro- p i ment stores; Detectives Identified ' ytl n m fk t tff.n rI'fkfIflV * ^ ' I d o I I i J U r V I V O l u thr f.i ikst.uuu m.nk necor* Iho youth as llernard .tfcndelsiin, C iu m u iiu n lu u a y , II .I I..hi..a>. market ml Detroit, Mich., and said he hud been serving a SH-year term for Stores Close j Jnling out worthless .checks in Palm Beach; Miami, and other lly JULIAN STKNSTItOM Florida cities. «Basel all was the chief topic 'P olice quoted Mendeloon no-say­ 'of- conversation todav mi 1I1. ing hq came' to New York after street! of Sanford and *liico.la*t fleeing a chain gang .camp' pt night's thrilling 4 to M Vlc'nry Callahan. Fla laeL September by ever the Orlando Senators l<* hiding .In a swsrnp. tie up the series three_.gaim • to three, there have been sevri.nl NEW YORK, H,pl. 20 Important divelopmrnt* . moiii (A P)— The Coast Guard ha* Work Begins Today here today. announced off trial), that Mayor II Jam*-On Old City Cloek GutMeanwhile; i«ue*t u proclamation i*«l.*y there are IB su rriiu n of thr Workmen from the 0. B. ~5trv irg ln r a* many Sanford fan* '■* crash of a Belgian Afrlittr* Clintoek Company of ^Minnesota attend the game a* |>o*sihlk to Plane near - Gander. Nr* were busy this morning giving support Manager Ed* Levy’s yl tl> foundkaad. Soai* of th* la dH-thilr. Dgbt to capture the seriea the City clock a t First ’Street And survivors are said to Ire In w ln ttiq right tu play the Park Avenue a thorough "fare and "very bad *r< .limt." playoff rhamplont of the (iettryin. lifting" and "operalioir.** rids league. New cables secondaries which HiAlso Ihla afternoon, officials GANDER A I R P O R T , Sewopara'e ifc# hands, hamrnrrs snJ of the Sanford Merchants A*«»constitute tha clock are bein< in­ L-undland, Sept. 20. u1*i lh. re riation announce.) that most of stalled, according to Tv T. "Cub■ho retail atoree In U10 huslpe** I *Iill is no definite* iilfuruintioii n» resth and Vern Spelts, company district will close tomorrow even­ lo the numlter o f ' survivor* in ing at 0:00 o'clock In erder to per- the big Belgian airliner winch rnlt personnel / of the firms to crasher! In n wilderness near reach O rlando'by game time. (ianderv Newfoundland, Wrdnra, General Manager John Ganxel day inurning. It is believrrl that i t the-Orlando Benator* »aid lids five to seven persutis nr,, alive. efternonn whan contacted hv T|ie The Coast Guard says it Ins Sanford Herald that Orlando officials were anticipating a sell been unable to renew communi­ but and that it would probably cations with the rescue crew* si be th , greatest rrowd In the his­ the site of the wrecked plane tory of the Florida State League so far today. Bad visibility iu the area haa forred the ground­ Forrestal Becomes ing of additional ' planes which were tu be dispatched tn Hie Dean Of Cabinet scene. WASHINGTON, 8*pL M , A rescue party from Ft. Mc(A P)— Henry A. Wsttace'e Andrew reached the plane last fapsrter* free*, the Cenunerc* night. Soon after the plane was Department leaves Secretary reached, however, batteries in of the N ary Jam** V .' F or­ the reecue party's portable equip­ restal tha ' only Roeoeveltment burned out, and effort* sppointed member *f the cab-' are being made today to ged iaet, ■v ■ batteries to the rescuers, as well Since P reeldent Trnman en­ aa any needed supplies. u re d the White Hone# he .ban made then* ether ckaageef harly !» Still llnhnnu/n Miss JoVce Bevls, state exten­ sion clothing specialist, will he In Seminole County Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 23 an<] 24 lo con­ duct taild/inr .classes. Clothing Tile epok i-.niian, ('lien Cilia. K iiiik . aniil if lliat effort f.illt |tli«* .Chinese Communist* wllT ■ fe-'l jllallflril til |Hlll|i»(lili): t lie ••• full cone mi >* 'H k III ill* Nanking m-gutiitlimi' I'lien «ni,| tlir Nuuking tnlkt . . . : l i ave >1* (rii..iat*<l pi(>> wlijit he t t s R B t f c l f c J l i C M a a . Ii mil'll l,. . h 111*.11• tilt* turriMit civil w^r to -i Xtrl min it. 1I■■ < .*i isin tin . ! h i l l , ! «it In r I »« II • a I ;»I it |' I 1■iI|*' W.jllljll ii- ii H “ it litcnniit ratin g!) rvi 1«l«*nt Hint tin* Ktii'tmnlahg guv-' —— — crnrnciil u to nehtevw Photo tty Nichols military .ncupati.m of many ( oiuiniinitl-ltrlil eiliet and taili > was only u I'll heliiiul liny way line* " rkei in Ibe cm *, roiinir) race Jn „ • ,||,|mt,h from I’elpmu. I'cl.ainl. aiitl |inrllcl|i(ilei| in ^Vaaocinleil l‘re,» eorreuppmleilt 'l*'rstunt* a* tile M'liiiclpal 'p „ ,,, Mu-tin-on leporla Ihe Cliinete ifoteniinriil I* doing |H*l thlilN, tin vi*luriuu* force* are •ulvuncing Unsaid Knlgun, the I Cniniminiat*' Inn military bo»e In f'lialiar provuuy. Mnttersoh *ay» I th» government la prepared lo Sanford Baseball Lehman Expects New Record To Fans In Frenzy Be Set During 1946-1947 Sea Over Clothing Expert To Hold Tailoring Classes In County WAHHINGTON— 11*1101 Wallace wll| make a ‘ radio »pceeti at •CM e'rjack, Eastern lli/ lls b l Time lonifhL W allace Will apeak briefly over lit* Columbia Hroadraattnf Njdrtn and possibly ulher nrlaarkt. . policy by members of the rsecu- ^ 7 ^ , 7 " ' , Hvc branch of the government. >»« jckea Wall, .He inserted that no such .tale-1 inents are to l»e made vvliicli are f'*inr in conflict with the established Until „ sue, foreign policy of the United i* ehov*n, the ( Stater. Ha said that the stale- piirtinent will l.e inents would hove to be cleared Under*ecretary \l with the Stale Department. J*bo «* now o„ ll The President said that he regretted the breaking of a long / K, nlnteirst !r ’ I'm and pleasant official association ^ with Wallace, but th at he was Undersecretary. Be sure Wallace would he happier In New Aork. tl If-he could present his views as Wallace resignation a private clUsen. 'T « buying spur] Mr. Trum tn’t re q u n t for Wnl- ,n*' , im la c .'. re.itn.U on came a . what 1 ^ * . / T ! T K'r "' might be called a delayed aurprise. When Wallace first made }*° J L, statements In conflict with those {. r " of Byrnes. It wa. expect*,! th a t n ! he would be asked for his resit" ' J 1' ' 1. nation. It I.U r seemed that the “ m atter had been smoothed over y „ y , * by Wallace'* promise not, L, Wnllac, deliver* make any more foreign policy *>« foreign policy i statem ents-until after th* Pari* Madison Square Gi Peace Conference. Then, today, came th* Truman Wallace declared request fer Wallace'* resignation Zoning with a for — a request which caught the be handled success! Commerce Secretary’s personal tough-wlth-Russl* sta ff by turprioa. Th#y h ad n 't to“l h m w bro, heard a word about th* ouster *»•! or lasting. Tl untU newsman advised them. t*L th*^ tougher Since cabinet member* eerve wllk geL a t the pleasure of th* Chief Wallace also tut Executive, a request for a resig- no more business I nation automatically means th a t affairs of eastern tha member la out. Wallace la Russia has In lh expected to make a statement fairs of Latin An on . tha m atter late r today. . Europe and tha l Wallace disclosed th a t ‘ he had n . tu . iubicct oi ■topped down shortly a f t o r |M( had this U> .i President Truman had broken ||h | mpqr|alUtle the new* of the cabinet shakeup v * .r y u t . | one a t bla new. confarence. AfUr a wllh R u s s i a n Ulephon* w tTenaU on, with th* wpu|d ]Md th* President, Waller* addressed a d|w t to ^rar un letter to him a . "D eer H arry." . T l L r t y define! and the U ttar o*W: • * policy of our own “A* you requested, her* h m y ------------resignation. I shall contlnu* to Henri Becquertl fig h t for peac«r*f.am sure th a t dloacUvlty to IMS. J CPHM Waits Returns To United States CPIIM Jw m * (I. Wail*, Jr., son «f Mr. and Mr*. J. G. Waits, .Hr, of this city, has returned, tu the United SUtes' after a tour of duty In China, it was announced today, • Chief Waits La currently serving at Camp Joseph II. Pendleton, Oceanside,' Calif., -With th* Third Medical Battalion of the Third Marina Brigade. A. K. Powers Issued Building Perm it A building oermlt ha* been Isiued a t tha City Hall to Capt. A. K. Powers, now -on military duty in Germany, to erect a dwelling at Rose Court s t ■ cost of 10,000. Mrs. Onl* Z. Bird,- mother of Capt- Powers, la directing tha .deUlla of the building, P. M. Campbell la con­ tractor. . ,, Another reeont permit la that Issuid to , T%I, Wiliams to arect nu* between* Fourteenth Fifteenth Streets. Thi �! Sanford Herald Malllafcwl I# I M i aa4 s#»4nr al ••■ford. r > tM l • 111 *u ##»Hb A»ee## B aslssss N s s s i w . a u a s e a ir n o N b a TR* rarskU Is A4*sar* — 5 r » 'M r r —— \9'26 ANOTHER-JUVENILE DELINQUENT •- Mils* . uoiioon ORAN ■ rrter, » r * h FRIDAY, SEPT. 20, THE SANFORD HERALD, 3 AN FORD, FLORIDA P A C E TW O ‘ The. infinite possibilities of- flood food are clearly shown by thi amazing succcss'of the Toll House! an in­ teresting little rcstnurnfit On the outskirts of Whitman, Mass. Established early in the depression, this now famous food emporium, not only survived the storms ami strugKles of thosq troublous times, but despite recent food and labor shortages ntld the ravaifes o f wartime rationing hns Krown intb a thriving business institution. ” Founded by a fnmous dietitian o,nd her husband in 191)0, the Toll House opened for business with only seven tables, one male assistant And a waitress. In three years time, years which saw thousands of other restaurants and businesses of every description closing their doors, tho lumber of*tables had been increased to 64. At the pres* m a n y l e a d in g st o c k s a r e • ■' . HENRY!* Undervalued Intelligent tnrectors bay . ouD . „ , sell them when market Lcead Intrinsic mince. L fi nc . ef n t a t i l a study an which r>w r«tM STAN Cl MTCbtomG n»»»*arai»- . m i n n l i T O n » 'j a Ik , , I 11*14 #1 ■4 t r r « l a l h 4 i m a l a l a l a t B l a IN* ! • » » • l a Ik* r a a a l r r w tlk kr#A««ar<*t# l a C h i r a c * am ir *ailiW4 la lha » f*r r»■*«kUr#lls# •» all *•»•• AUe#lrk»* **#411*4 I* It •» a*V«»t«* 2 5 ll» 4 la thi* aaarr ««4 B r la«al k*w* aahlUh*4 krr*la. ill rlahti la r*a#kll*#IU# al •»*cal aUaalrhr* h*»*la am ala# r*------ ----—l^_.— :------- Poor English Professors at two largo universities havo been saying FRIDAY, 8KPT. 26. 1*46 that today's high school graduates are very badly tnlned •-L'iw'. ^TvV'pvw rolProtiAY 'in t,le use of the English languago and in the fundament^ 01914* — *— njs uj grammar. One professor went so far oa to say that UNLESS YOUR OBJECT' IB pjany freshman college students arc unable to distinguish JUST f f i n ^ f f s i T p l W S : b«*wc«" »" ndjectlve and an adverb. piusm° OTHERS. YOU CAN’T* These are hard-words, but many parents will agree FOOL YOURSELF NOR THE with them. The letters written home by college students MAKER. BETTOR TO have are often horrible'examples, in both grammar .and spellm N ^ » ir A ATIBat whmY\hou The -tfblMge student needs a working kn/wledgc of d ^ t8»lmN^ 'not thy left h»nd English in order to express himself clearly antr forcibly’In - ® , I . \ i J ..iL sw«et moons T No plaint for soring with ItA'blun.. dering end ache, no -elegy for • SinnmiT. will ! fashion. but I m..n riot with barbaric dev and climb th•• midnight’* high dcfilo- with passion and watch the lean wedge of wild f» O e *o over, . pnd while the shsrp frost-silvered wings depart < , 1 shall exult with beauty^nor cero ’ how soon the white snows drift and cover this rowdv liesrt. 1FUANCKS KU08T. W* *«eo where the, OPA b*» decided to increase the price of ride which you c*nV buy. President Truman is said to bo planning to set up a special com­ mission for the purpose of rooting Reds out of government lobs.' It should begin wltj l the hlglier-ups. Are ycu still waiting for that automobile you have had on order for the past year! Well, 60,000 Detroit auto workers are out on • The’ Tlmes-Unlon Is Interested .In knowing where Drew Pearsoi got hie popy of Secretary Wot(act’s latter If he didn't ‘'ril.-h” It from Department of Commerce Diet. May ha ona of the communlsts working there “fllcheJ'’ It for him. '* ♦ ' 'r Secretary Wall ice say* he will not resign from the cabinet "badause he it an honest man”. In hi* July 23rd letter to Preildent .Truman, he *»id, “There ii a school of military thinking . . . . which, advocate* a preventive war (against Rustle)". But the Secretaries of the W tr and Nary departments ilow write. "There U no basis for thU statement, There !e no euch w lllU ry think. Ing”. Evidently someone isn’t “an ■honot man". • . Jimmy Roosevelt days hn '* 100 percent for Henry Wallace, but Senator (Jcorgo of Qoorglk In those nations, did not want td be loclallied.. That’s where we disagree.*' We have been hearing a rood deal about thle so-called “Get tough with R unla" policy, of our State Department. Bat that Ik ike name which the vommgnlet* lir e our foreign policy. And R doesn't me*a that wa Ihtctld to IhfHhge in the Iw st on any rf UnaiaW rights, domestic or forelgu. Ct that .wa jklll Uy_tu -any. way te tell, tha Russian* what V ttf can do about th e ir. own af- ha* Il' i M i t i n i a a n L tn a la n Iwl 1 It In b V t n O l l a i i n A a •> .1 n )v t I i I • • The Printing Press ' I art} the printing press, born of the mother earth. My heart is of steel, my limbs are of iron, and my fingers are of brass. I sing songs of tho world, the cyatorios of history-, the symphonies of nil time. I nm the voice of today, the herald of tomorrow. I wonvc into the warp of the past tho woof of the future. I tell tho storios of poacc and war alike. I make the human heart beat with passion or tend* urmpis. 1 stir the pulse of nntiops, and make brave men do better deeds,' and soldiers die. I am the laughter and tear*'of'tho world, a n tff (Htrtl never die until All things return to the immutable dust. • 1 nm the printing press. (Robert Hobart Davis (1869*1942) ■i i ' - T t ' *'N p |v *' Vetuf. UuLf. tfOuM, C la u d e P tfsp M. ^ r- f beit for Am trka. Secretary Wal­ MIAMI REACH Dear Friends: „ t . lace wa* very much heartened When I wrote'you last 1 was dver the President’*-'wpprpvit of In Seattle/- After n -week speak­ h t r iptech, for he like m l, hu* ing on tho Pacific coast lot felt we were btlnr led towards Democratic ndmintes for the Sen­ another and worse war end ha ate and Houie of KepreaenUtlvea ha* been deeply concerned. I returned East to New York end 'Now the State Department end with Secretary Henry Wallace the Kepubilcane am anti-Kooiespoke a t a great rally in Madison vclt Democrats have got hold of Square Garden opening.the Demo­ the President and induced him to cratic Campaign in New York.on •ly that he did not intend to ap­ behalf of senator Mead who op­ prove Mr. .Wallace’* speech. .! poses Coventor Dewey for Gov­ do not now know what Mr. Wal­ ernor ends former-governor Leh­ lace la going to do hut I do not man who te Democratic nomlnro e*e how ha can avoid resigning for U. S. senator. hi* place In tba Cabinet- It U That- waa\ the speech by Mr. too bed that* the President who .Wallace which caused the furore. I* charg'.-d under*the Constitution Mr. Wallace announced the Ptesl-' with the conduct of our foreign dent bed. read and approved his policy dote not feel sufficiently speech oh foreign policy. The sure of himself and enough n)ascrowd quite out of ayibpathy ter of his own Administration with tha way thing* are going that he can declare hi* views at *_ pBn» biased and booed whin Any Nm* and hi* representative* Mr. Wallace elated that some or Will follow him ratner than At­ i.i* tioeral view* ** to the beat tempt to eo-erce him to repudiate way to prosperity and peace a speech which he must have ap­ wens step the views of President proved aa to content as Mr. Wal­ Truman. The crowd .Imply dW lace said‘ he did. It la obvious not belltvl .that those vleera Could be thp views of the President aod oof State Deportment and odr delegation abroad following th« course- thay-’ dke MlAWing. of wbat he eald in the addmia B ut'M r.W allacetold th* pudlsnee because he was a Cabinet otfl.er Of 20,f«0 111 effect that they were and the subject 'wa* very importdoing' th* President an Injustice and that he vfM not anti-British nor aml-Russiah] that he wraa of th* same kind of a apeec! _ ■■PWV------------- - — . nil that ha wanted to be fair with tha Ruetlana and •>! othef natlqps pnd he W»s not'tied up with.. Britain -ec-any-other-nation Intl dplogAwhat. he thought wq* I made on lha sam*'occa»ioo am time will prove that hla WlaVt greet Attach and atte out Uu only policy tot our country f| Rttricti fT W4 kmo'b'TvT'jx-^ and world-well-belhg In our Urn* Mr. Wallace kbd I against g re a t! may be said of me odds anil < unjust ! again prove I arr *“ J every ------ kCnd H) of criticism end accusation are try -- the __ sifcly and Pca< 1 I ry—niy r v ---nn> snlm Ing to point out to' our people .lU rot ta.. ...I roirse which is strictly on A m .r-j tllrl‘ n, tn ,k M i *i 01 rtr hundred years sleep lean policy—not ilrUlth, not Ru«* j ■im. not anybody else — Juat I In Athe | Josacred aoll of the South. as I am yocr Senator American. We don’t went Id a«c [ | ’will, like an honest doctor, : r y anv foreign Ism get a foothold I |„ (e|| yW M you the truth About the In this cuuntry apd we know th a t. public -good’ i. I1 know you ■would the best way to keep them out have me. ------foilow’ no other course. is to keep American democracy A* 1 write this a wonderftl itrohg In America ai~IL ... 1—. l . J kV.^ th . Atlantic rush.* his country and the world out In over from lovaly Miami Beach. I of a war which would destroy wish^ you. were here to enjoy It our kind of d»mtf:raly and th . ami 'fcould " .U yToni . ig#r myself. hop* of our kind °f •* world. yVery #ry ,truly ro' yours, The people are being deceived # CLAUt CLAUDE PEPPER by propaganda anj false Inf.irutjt___________ tlon. They do not get the Tacts, j . CHECK YOUR POLICYI Have you Automobile, fBodily Injury and Property Damage Liability Insurance? Remember Fire, Theft, Collision Insurance doe* nol’cover Your Responsibility To Others! To the* Food We Like to Drink ^ * * • For Its Wholesomeness PHONE 1061 OR 2302 FOR REGULAR • DELIVERY OF ALL THE MILK YOU WANT! 20TH AND SUMMERLIN A ttendance like A t S tate P ark s Reported T A L L A H A .S S F .E . / / GEORGE HARDEN, Owner and Manager — '***•*-•‘ -—i*— rrniyrtfN W M tnB N juL Sept-’ 20 Special)—Attendance at Florida •Ate Parka for July and August war about three tf« H mow {ban for th e same -m o n th s, laat yesr, According to figures rrlessAd here by tha Florida Park Serylre. Daring July this year 26,907 person* v i a l t a d bU te Parks MAlnst 7,293 last year. In August J The parks now In operatioi are: Florida Caverns near Marl anna. F art Clinch near Fenian dlnA. Hlghl-nd* PlAriST __ _____________ _____ near ibrinr, Gold Head Branch near for warning against th e war 'h a t kya.one Heights, Myakka River would corie to ua If we did not do •onuthtfitf td Atop It- .Later my enemies laid to edtelt I wAs right. I am right again and whatever Picture of the DALLAS a t $10.00 $10.00 lo $15.00 THEY ARE HERE NOWI rraquenUy communUU Ini Lak : »*w Jitf cr*.', oi-s- �FRIDAY, SEPT. 20, 1920 T H E S A N F O R D HERALD, SANFORD, .FLORIDA PAGE THREE Lovely Tea Given Till# Afternoon PKA Fraternity Has For Pi Beta Phi Sorority lhishees Banquet For Riishees Betty Colbert To Wed William FaTik IETY EDITOR — Cecelia Truluck T in . Hrrk.n. on Magnolia Mra. B. (}. Smith of Oviedo wa* .hopping in Sanford Joday. L. C. Harper haa joinerl the U. S. Marine, a n j will leave hext week to report to Parris I.laml.j *ne group aiarieti (B thB rid* early in the evening and aang familiar fraternity aongt anroute to the apringa. Swimming waa enjoyed after which a delicioua picnic supper waa aerved around a camp fire. ••• Group singing and dancing fol­ lowed Th* outdoor picnic. Ruaheca preaent were Glenn Lingle, Jr., Kenneth. Leffler, George Cox, Pete Brock. Hugh Whelchel. Jr., «... R*4,urnr , Alvlh Kilpatrick. BUly lirumley, Bromley, Billy Gray, l4iurtcr 1-aurltr w a rd , Bobby Junes. Tommy Vau­ ghan, Clarence McKee, Jr., Bill Branan, E. C. Harper. Jr.. Kirby FIW, Jr. and Dale Scott, Jr. Mr. and Mra. Charles H. Tyler of Silver Lako celebrated Iheir f>«th wedding anniversary recently. * ‘ Pete Mero haa received /tile rating of chief radio officer iif.|hv Merchant Marine.. Mra. Hepa, U. Jolly of Auburn, Ala. ia the ' guest of Mr. and! ‘ Friend* of Mra. Jerry Beer will- regret to learn that ah< la confined to her home ii Geneva hecau.o of illueaa. •Guss^a of the ruaheea . were V 'u ra ilu . MONDAY HAPPY BIRTHDAY The Womans Missionary Union September 19 leers of the . First Baptist Gordon Frederick urch wilj • hold an executive meeting a t 3:00 P. M. followed Ccld sliced turkey combines by the annual business meeting a t 3:30 P. M. when 1047 offl- well with a leaf of fresh garden lettuce on which yrni have placed cere will he presented. ’ appetising mixture of whole The Depondnhle Class of the an freshly cooked green string beans, F irst Methodist Church will meet finely shaved onions or chives^a a t the home of Mrs. Iv A. lain- toueh.of garlic suit, und enough denberg on Brown Avenua at curry powder to add an agreeable 8:00 P. M. lierh llke navtrr. « DOWNTOWN CLEANERS & LAUNDRY Phone 914 n f I’i Kappa , SI TH EATR ES Alpha social f fraternity honored I'entral Klor. iila rusher* WeJitVvIay evening I with a stag bamiuet at the Ifni-1 y.r^.ly in Orlando. The . fr* ( *rn r» nf gnrnrt anil I Kdi|h llf th i. between 4 :0 0 and 5 .IW cit „ Bnnolw,ctolr iminting the S»n on l f ir * of- h , r daughter Hetty Floy ' k ' " ‘{L f , ^ »" William- Proctor Farik. .on o f decora! rlT v 0 " " M " * h f‘ by Mr“ »'• •Vrx- .'William II.Karik* Sanf »;• . . . , of New York City. The Wedding 1,1V * OPENSt ' 12:,45 P. M Daily FRIDAY! SATURDAY ONLY ^ * 7 j W* ^ Trr W% 1 t.j ixL n n in r k ir iy graht 1UIZY KNIGHT JANI ADAMS AMDOLPH SCOTTiw O n I h e S a m e P r o ||r iiin or, curtain. • Wusll II III licit a lids, -then inotateu tin- npota with lemon juice, sail and hang the curtain In the nun to dry. ____ Mra. O. T. Pearson left Tues­ day evening for Fort Pierce where ah,, is employed by tlie American Fruit Growers. ITt'klta can he'm ade Irimi al­ most any lrtiit.i and vrgrtables. They help to save the surplus train your kitchen garden and ttlll come In mighty handy to give variety und spire to those ‘imply nil'll Is ihui vmi may umjt to serve II ypnr sugar supply Ls low use.molasses Mi' m Doris MrCall of Tavares spent SunJay aftermum with her parents Mr., and Mr*. Edward sptiHNtuh'day afferomm with her paren's Mr. '•and Mrs. Edward Mr*. W. J. Thigpen ami ilaugliter Jane who are sja-nding gim.< time at Ormond. Ilearh are visit­ ing in Sanford over the.wrekend. Les-Souers Hold ^~ 7 First Meet Of Year E|l Fielding left yea'.erduy for Parris Island, 8. C. where he will I become a member of th e 'U . 8 la s Soufrs held .the first meet­ I Marine Corps. He i* the son of ing if the .-.erf year on 1urs.lay Mr. and Mr*. E.* N. Firlding. eviritnr with tlie ongimil s|nm1 sor, Mr* I*. IE. Dawson, -peaking 'Roe Martin has replaced J I on the Adopt A Family, Plan". Tri-Dclt Sorority Wathin as ths office managci The girl* agreed to adopt a fam ­ (Jives Coke Party fer American Fruit tlrower*. Mr. ily in Belgium bv the mime of • Wathen ha* Keen transferred to Emmanuel de Saedelcer 26 Plave The Delta ljpltn Delta *..ior. . Ft. Pierce. Du Huipiet. . natelet, llelgt: II I. Then- sre two daughlri* in Ihe v m.rnliers entertained at the Taylor Brown student of fnnillv Agni* wa* I. in In IHTI i.iii,. of Miss lads Meriwether I'ediu-sday afternoon with " n Georgia Tech. -Atlanta. Ga.. flew and Marie, in lll.HI. • home for the weekend to visit The member^ agreed to* take oke party for the Snifonl with his parent* Mr. and Mr*. T. turns corresponding with th e1rw*hee». Dainty sandwiches cut Ira. In delta and crescent shapes C. Brown. I tnmilv and sending box**. Dawson announced that if n line w ,‘ rT served throughout th,. a f­ ternoon. James T. S t . John ha* le'.urnrd in the city i-ns interested I . Riishees were Miss Dorothy to the home of hi* mother in ing with this project *<i r Citnnley, Miss Daphne Connelly, Valdosta, (lu. aftcr spending a Miss Je,nn Sayer or Miss Ml** l.ueille Altman and Mis* week with hit sister and brother- Gootspeec. in -la w Mr. and Mra. I.. I. Ililghiy. Miss Goodspv'd picaidid over Betty Jn llrock. Meinliei* were Naxt - wsek »;he will , rcturiy the meeting ns the piesidrnt Missi ML* Jian Whlgham. Ml** ElimAthens. Ga. where he will resume Sayer was rpll.d uway. The- belii Whlgham, Mis* Jessie DurT.. his studies at the University of sponsors of "the club Mis Wayde den. Mi** Betty King. Mi** Rucker. Mr«. II. C. Ileixel ami|| Mildred Roh-Oll. Miss S y l v i a Mrs. C. It Dawson weru inlr *■ Meiseh and Ml** Maltha Wight Miss Kay Steed of Orlando r - du ‘eil. A round table discussion tertained for Slnfoct! and Orlando f o llo w e d . Chi Omegas members and rush­ Those present were Jan- ('himes* at her home at 732 I.ticerne man, June Bose Dutton, Barbara Terrac* recently. Those attending Chapman, i.oulse Clark,. I.ylliuu FLOWKR PLANTS gxa. Miss Martha I Hoyle, Gloria .Damplor, Kitty Oih lUill Brosrn, i Connin McCall..• ham. Caroline Lee, Shirley M on- ^R E A inv TO SKT Daphne Con­ land, Phyllis Haeh, Hetty Jane nelly and Betty Jo Broek, ruth- Copeland, Evelyn Ratliff. Jean • G llllin rd in Hayer, Ixilo I^e, Myra South ward. Joyce Goodspeed and Nanrv - Mr. nnd Mm. O. T. Pearson i Williams. • B aby B r e a th Mra. J. K. Rowland, Jr. and Sylvia Ann Pearson returned Tuesday • Forget Me Nol* Ttirre Is a quick ami ena\ <!•'.-> from n vacation trip, visiting reert! Peel whole |ieaches. sttul latives in Missouri, Kansas nnd • Ctilettdulaa Arkansas. Miss Marian Pearson lightly with' two or throe cloves and place In a sugar syrup with o remained in Kansas to attend • C n rn iitio n s Kansas State. College at Man­ stick of cinnamon and poach lightly. covered until tm drr but hattan where she Is a member • Pinka- iiQt.mushy. Serve well chilled. i)f the sophomore clasa. • Mrs. Arthur B ranan' and sons Arthur Branan, Jr. and William Branan and Mlsa Naomi /illrouer have retarned from a visit at Daytona Beach. They spent several weeks there and had as their guests during, th a t time Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Brownlee and Mitt Malguerite and Bettsy Dibble uf Deland. _ DOUBLE FEA TU RES cV: Saturday Sunday ‘ “ •'•••ilr NO D I A D I I M , ON THRIUS ' lss .it GMMVXlt Hues* (OMWlf L - O N THE SAME IM tm iRAM - IN BEAUTY IN QUALITY IN ACCURACY Jiminy Stewart l^iulette (ioddard •» Charles W inniper in Miniiny Steps (hit (A d n p ItT l F ro m " P o l O ’ G o ld ” ) Yo'vf w « l|M g l w O d'ltg fo» W A ttM A M WaKbtl hoi O l long toil <0 «« «0 lh«t hofPj |tpt» tooK h Owl . fft NOW . , , TOY A h tu ra i A»*l o W A llM A M C om floi'Owl O'tOf ot Tk« NIW Wo'ibom Win. E. Kader IT'S YOUR M O V E oncy Phone 751 After 4 P. M SANDLER -of BOSTON New RecordsTO EACH 1118 O W N .Ink Spot* I GUESS I’LL GET THE PAPER8 AND GO HOME-Mills BEGIN THE BEGUILE - Frank 8inatra NIGHT AND DAY-. C l a u d e Thornhill OH. BUT I DO -K ing Cole Trio BOOGIE WOOGIE-T. Dorsey OPUS -NO. l - T . Dorsey BLUE 8KBJS- Count* Bade SURRENDER.Perry Como 6 MINUTER MORE - Tex Beflske We Have N s w i Rs m n s -• PERRY COMO A LB8 BROWN FRANKJR CARLE — BBTTY HUTTON WOODY HERMAN TOMMY DORSEY EDDY ARNOLD GRANDPA JONES DELMORB BROS. COWBOY COPAS Open” or Closed Heel Black Suede or'Black Clubardine N and M Widths But w h«a th* flam* of youth and fire o f the Spirit o f God a r t combined it makes an irrasisteble power— S«« and h*ar the manifestation o f this m ighty com* blnatkm whan Lola Kirkland, girl evangaliat, speaks Monday night. Sept. 23, at th* rk bi luOT««» ■" W*T< ,u<>uia #" oqvo, green on peoth. Sir si 12-20 rHONOGRAPES FOR BENT The MUSIC BOX Pbaae iu i l l W. tat Bt. m- s.s^rf *• *•" Snap Dragon* in all colora MUSIC NEWS From THE MUSIC BOX You'll corria In foe tompllmentt In thll.ftovaj print royon iluddad witfr illvsr boll buttons, laoiher ball has krrge melol ayelatt-AlOTH fob- ^ S u n d ay .& Monday •ic s m u tiji LAST DAY o r out l in *n event of the te a r Hi»Y pre Gcarrier! in ' ,E. the f , Itay. JI e'JVea : o . rn± * / eL ,L .: M'“ Colbert attended the local -Unite. . ‘f . J achool* having graduated front I \ htmlm.de 7 “ . cloth f ' »' «>>' " ‘942.»"<{ g""E \tercd with an arti.tlc Noc»t *on»l M«oo , ‘n „ „ rl , ttent of Fall f l o w e r . 4 9 4 ‘ th* AJti by .liver candlestick. .V V*, . ^ r. ^ “ T i o i ’IT include Idue t a n e r . 8* l'«- ID42 until April 1. 1940. hmen!.P o f ' punch, cake., *“ h J " k j' endwirhe., fancy nuta and ^ nrh (i¥l1 Sfrv ir*‘ l" S tw ' " rk , mints'were served by th e ,C,*>', , Humbert. Sorority ponds’ Mr. Karik nttrtidrii the* . nr -l**—th«--gc**«p I h rough- j BoHe Amdrtny Tir“ tv*T\v York City . . . afternoon. Jand joined the U. S. Nuvnl He“ r* Invited were Miss {**rv«. ill June 1941 and .erved ,, Connelly, Mis* Hetty Jo until April llMtl. He i** al*»», _ Mia. Dorothy Crutnley, affiliated w ith, the’..Lido Beach ( , icy JoGutialex, Mi.a Dllun Civil Service In New York City. • *j.( ill*. Toi Livingston. Misti Phe couple plan to make their Altman and Mi.a Ann.home in Elmhurst.' lawg l.lnml „ Wight Kirjley ha. u-tutne, from Swulnalairu, Ga. and wil leave Sunday to enter the • Uni Social Calendar *13 Palm ello Avenue M„ The FLORIDA 1 Fifth S(ra*t and Holly Avenue avers �-I r*T^’ ■1 ‘ PAGE FOUK ' , T f?A|in!y. F l o r i d * . !kl» tli# iOlh J t j r *t*f H r t i t r m k r r , A r>. 1 9 0 . iiankh ronn t i u r l a n l W. Hp«nc*r A tto rn e y for I 'r t l t l o o r r , A* A d g i t n l i t m t o r . o f . t h o llMAte of F r a i l e r , deettkvnt. * ■■ - V . rtc’l 1^ —r r .- FRIDAY, SEPT. C T: A. [ N o r t h . , ar Q U aH e r <NE H ) n f - p a y a b l e b y t h e <V*f*ndant* u n t o I c b r c k a o f, t h , t w o l u w . a l bl<|df re t , o n 31, Tow rv#hip 15 ftouth. Jta nu e p l a i n t i f f . 1.* a* S p e c i a l M a s t e r In w i l l b* l i t p o a l t c j . 31 C a m . r o n t a i n l n * t»*n a e r n . Cl>«tncer). ##n t h e 1 th d a y v f O c t o b ­ ' All w o r k ft, b r (to n . In n c o r i l a n c , ! J . U. I .KONA HD V • er. A. I» ( 1 1 1 arvd *1u r i n e t h e l< «ul w i t h - I h r IMana. N |i.r lflc ,tlo n a '. anil HiwrUil l l a a t e r , h o u r s o f yal*, In * f r o n t of S p M i a l I ’ro v l a l o n * o f t h , * « l , t r v it ic i; o » u H h e f i « f d o o r in t h e C i t y of l l o a d I l r p a r t m . n t . ' S p r r U I a t f r n t l r t i , i in n i f : e i n c u i T « f > r n T k o i i F.ItVHMT K. ; : O l 'm i O L I ) K l t * Nolle* • l i bfffb; * l\ « n that . * IN T I I K C I M ' i n * ‘i » r T H H ' C O I ' n TV T i n : N IN T H J I I H I ' I . M . i ’IIIC U IT A t t o r n e y S o n fo rd .. F lorida; will i . / f e r nt I* r a i l , i t to M p r r l a t r r o v l # 1u n . w h l r h b<)lll> Mill *|i|il> t o tim J l ’IMIH. HKMINUl.i: COUNTY. OK T II K K T A T K OK K l.o lH I IA . !N H anford . F lo rid * p u b l i c Male, a n d w ill null to i h r w i l l b r r u m l a l u b t w ith r a c h pr ollo a ic f o f C o u n t y . Comnil»*|im#rp f ’ O H I I M In P ro b a te . A M * KOI! H K b tIN O u r; i'tilTNTV, t»l||h^«l* And l>v>( b litd er • fur* c a s h , (•OMtl.i ■ I It*. iu>;*llnir o n lh * l«t t U y of I n r e : K a l a t * nf IHKSII K. K ltA Z - IN C I I A f i r ' K I i r . * a . e No. t h e f o l l o w i n g ,dt^cr*tir«t p r *pert> O cto b er, A. I>. I » t « fo r l h * a d o p t i o n l i ; i t , Deccaaod. I ’r o p o . a l a w i l l b r f b i n l a t i r i l l o T l l H l . U A »Ti:i*IIKNH. in l h a t*lt> o f ‘H a n f o rd . C o u n t y of \ O T I t i: TO %F IT . t i l • . .. i r M i i i m i. n by ,»lrt I t o a n l of i t C o n l r a r t o r a u|, > n a p p l i ­ ' i j i All c r e d i t o r * » *n#l ivr»* in» I'U In llff I• Hem I nol o a n d T O : M a ry • F r a n c e s H u eerlt, H ut* of F l o r i d a . cQaut ai ot lnf l rtu C o unt)' C o m m i s s i o n e r , t a r a t l l i * eery I I mU iil <*l.t lm* or l>*niati#!* #A»f»lf»M t h l , o f f l r r KtUt T I I K H f J I 1 t n . s ^ l t : ■'*— 7 u*r'diooaa Ht . Moi-ta«ime*> . AU lain Vf ••f" P*«* n f • - , k r H.iM Ivnlolr: ** JOXK.I'fl II >jTKI‘l|KNX. I o u n * o t&i a n d KlKht <J»l of OK lb Kt>|t H A |'II I'ltOINJtfAt.. You n r e h« reh> Ye«iu'fr«l to a p p « 4 i V k a r , a r i n i o l o l In Kiel Itook t I’l a n a may b o p u r r h a i n t f r o m Oil I h l r i t d a n l You. wild +acf\ of yiMl a r e h o rrliy . Kh n k II of M n r k h a m . Dark •HI t h e 7th* tl.ty* o f OcfubeF, A I* | ’a , r I t , X c n l n o l * C o u rtly Ilro ofilb hollfl»*«V m v o itt'u .m u ! * m u l r e i l lo p r r « * n f lloli^ht*. Hanf#»rd, F l o r i d a , a* t»«r o f f i r , ' f u r lh * r u m of lb f o r r a c h 19ta. Iii a c e r t a i n su it / o r d l v o n # „ a n d .o f lb * lilat Of \Vlnnw.M*.| »»•rr R O T H ' K * Tt» i i t i : %u a n y claim * a n d d e m a n d * • w h i c h F l a t t h c r r n f d u l y o f f e r u n b In M l , No p r o p o n a l will b r l - . u r d unP^r.dln^ In llie Circuit • t*otitt *f Ja f«ror<1,<l It. I 'l a t Hook 1, p » * n yofi, or ( o l t h r r of >oil. rii4 >' h a \ « T«» J O F K r i l II HTKI'IIKNN. uwho**. F l a t lb»..k I. p a c e 7 1 , Henilnole l r . a r n i u r . i , ‘f o r th r n i a i r r r r . l v b i t t r . # J Hetnlrtole C o u n t y . F l o ri d a . An al»< liniiln olo Co onljr. Ilccorda, aalrt N(rlni>l r« • i d r li c r nl | 0 | f Ilu<*kr)r mr.aev«| l>X t h l . ' o f f i c e , ( |r an t 21 h o u r , •" I h f r« M I* o f 1*Ja!i K C ounty. F lo rh U / b r e v l a t e d . t i t l e «»f w hich »ald • p u l * of „ l i l p l a t e eoilKbl t o b* F r a i l e r , l l a m l l l o n , O h io . , pr ior* tu l h . t l m r f u r o p r h ln K blrtilrrrM ftl, Into o f 1414 FI lie c . IttiHPell. 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Klorldn. w ||h » n C i r c u i t C o u r t f o r lh*- N i n t h Judlcl* •»•»«*# h , i « m t . t , y ,. r . u « u , t , p ro p o n al " H l e a a u ra l alatid Iirlre" a n d • iifi*t #*ale»ndar m o n t h " f ro m l h * a l Circuit o l th r- F l a i r nf F lo rid a . H l a t a o f t lo r b la , th i a I t h d a y o f f 1‘j fC. T h , r i g h t ta r a a r r v . i l to* r r l . r t . » a h o w n o n l h a p l a t o f W l n n w o o J H m r of ih * flr*l pul>Hratlon « f In an d ft*r Hcr n ln o lr C o u n t y . In ,»e| i m i i i t r *\ |) 151* * J I M S it L FON AHDY a n ) o r all lilda. 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HKJII.NOI.K t; l l , J N T V, i ■ M A h T K M J I l'K A M I »»44 j »Ia V, H a r n l i m l M i ^ ^ ' n L A t » n A ‘ r i M W m f t FULTON, *-'** H |ar T»«- lm HOnhi*pv S T A T E OK Kl ,i lit 11 *>\. l l l M T H t e r t O V P IIO O N A M ^lS,M T ? n - n ( m/fl/o n!, plaintiff, va Joacpli It. Mtfphena, l h l h t b r K-lflt*i iif I,*. M. K -ii*. H r a l r . l b i l l , w i l t b , f . r i ’lvi-l a t «1rfi Itfliint. , ii-rty. I k i . a i . r i l Ip I 'fn l i a l r . . ' t h i a o f f l c * frn n v U u a t l f l r i l t ‘ith. t r » e t h r » u n t i l IO:lrt A. M. i K. 8 T . | iVlIflewi mV hithd *»nd o f f l r h I T h All W h o m Jt .'!»>■ t ' u n r r r i i * cn I o f *.»lil C o u r t .«t H in f 'i td . N ollrr |, hartuy K tv.n tb.it ! • • * " 'I*»Y «»f lA-iiilirr. i b l * . Fr*nInola» i ’»itutlr. Kl#»r•#!•*. Iltla Jotli I l ii b r i t U. V h n i i h n h r . I I M lib ' n r , h o p a r fr i T m a f l r . o f t l i . f o l l o w , d a y o f H e p t c m h e r , 15tC# f i n a l rrjwirt a . Ktwriifm o f t h r *n k w o r k *» r flHltaNlH • • t a l i * rtf I*. >1 K r n n r ilv , rtaccM '* ‘l i ! M a t o t 't o j r r l , J o b N o. * 7a ! - i n 2, t h a t bn Jta» t II*mI b tr t**'lllb rav -(.a Hoad “ ' Nq. 2. HrxnlituU C j u u t y h i h of u l i l t auxt ( m a t n i a r n a r a i . brtit Dial I,.* « i l l ♦FnTXlel --------T— I w t i n p o i n t s a n thw O r a n s e - H e n i l * atipIV tn tb o ll u h n r u t i l r It. V\ nolo C o u n t y Ho#* s o u t h of A p o p k a , J II. M C l t l tO W W a r e . C o u n t y Ju d tf c »»f# Hcfitlrpii A t t o r n e y f o r I •!«■•-•iff W o r k t n c o n ald l o f c o n a t riic tiu tr C o u n t y . F l u r h l n . o n III## 7lli i I j i l l m o r o c k b a c e w k f e n l m r a t r l p a a n d #»f October * 19 IC. to r a p p r o v a l : eaitr f a r i n g t h e f u l l w i d t h o f ptlvsThe Ntjw Management of The AManilc Station, 3rd o f *3itii* a n d f o r final dlschntK#- m e n t w i t h . a s p h a l t i c e o h f r v t e *ur* n f K l c c Q I n r o f llir r e l a t e o f •', f.»en, c o u r s e . \O Y lC K Op M i d i fa h * ! h nf jo b . I* and Park, cordially invilf* yoii to u»c our free park­ N o th * * ia hrT**l#y l h a f In M. K e n n e d y . « |r rea * e4 , m ilt a «a r t l f l a d i f»• « k in ••i-HtthiH'i* w i t h it f i n a l ' decree j#in "ii n l nf 92&,uno.n^ w i l l h* reItutH rf, ThruMbar* •• t i l » rr»l liy t h e J u d y r n f t h c ' C l f * • *\p K a r i u t o r o f t h e rktal** q tilra d ing lot whenever it will be It convenience to you. co ll C o u r t **f t h e N i n t h J imIIc ImI o f f*. M K en n ed y , it e f t s red. H l a t e I’r o j c c l , J o b N«*. 77<K*I02. <*lrctili. H c m ln o lc Count)*. In Chan*. H o a d No, 2QJ, Hr iii | ii r«| C o u n t v, rmty.. In t h e r a * . of M I ’l t l t A Y W. j h e t w r e n H o ad No 203 In O v l e d u a n d J . i l t v i H . c n m p l a i n u n t . v* II If IN T H U C l l t C C I T C o l I tT t»U T i l t : , Itwad No. I t . W o r k t o c o n s i s t (»f M C l I t l l U A D . r t s i . d e f e n d a n t * , a N I N T H .JUDICIAI** ( I I C C C I T o f ; c o n a t r u c t l n a a »ua1 b ltatn lfiu u * fnrrrtoMiir* p r o c e e d i n g . I w ill o f fe r T H U H TATI3 O F Fl.n|il|t,f t\* r o a d m i x iw iv d m rn t a n d - I n c i d e n t a l i n f *.lfr, * r pt.h llc a u c t i o n , in tltc A N D F o i l HUM I N n l .i : C O U N T Y . j U r m * ^ T h e leriKtb la a p p r o B l i n a l o l y h eel a n d ht>{he«t Md#t*>i f#»r fap h , / IN CI IAN«aK ltY . No 4 172 Corner Third and Park . . 4 m iles. Job No 7709*102. a t t h r f r o n t #lo#.r **f th»* «*••*• r t J I ' N A CAIWVORTIf. y.* F s t m e r p * M a r k e t l»« H a n f o r d . Hnwilloil** In H-ifjOffd. F l o r i d a . *m Hit K i e c u t r l xIdOWItY W'ork t o c o n s i s t o f o f th< K f t a t e ##f M u f i t l t , no le ( V.unty • ’.ANDY JENSEN, Manager 7III d ay of O c t o b e r , l*»t* l»# t w e e n F l e t c h e r ll«*hln*on. drcaad o d , c i i s t i i u r r i n u a n O c a l a l lm * r o c k (till -4i 1l#I l i o n r a ftf . i k , • follow * ii. tar. w>tb a h lt u m l ti o i i * * u r f a c s I 'l a l n t l f f , Inp d e s c rib e d r rjjl r« t »i« altn n te A Floridan for 30 year*. t r r n I n t e n t a n l I n c i d e n t a l Ileitis. T h o G n , , k , Im i Ij loW.thin, lo gi,w o« glow In H»m'n»#h t* o u n ly . bT#n Ida In* I l F f t T H A O .a t # a t#» boa. *u(face«t ta M|#prnit> I.eMMlNi; a n d In ... 0". b.twa*, w.ol,. DOWNTUAKI Deo.li w i t ; tf(Oilh)Cc*l .Q u art# i • H W ^ i •»! Imnd . j < * f F I 'H l u a t e l ) J.;29 *#|. >t|* A c e r t i f i e d M O M O IN H . m , n (h I , k«*,it lo goortfi.ii „vritrt/,o*>l I Hunt hu ret Q u a r t e r I f i " '* 1 '•» |)» fsh d sn t« L j c h e c k In t h e w m o u n t If ll.ood.ott - 1, 11, bt.< ( i h o doovii. Ico. th* OOWNTI w ill lo* le«|uifr«l# NOTICK OF 1UU ,«kM . , l , i '•« iigMg.iof, ro» NFKCIAL MANTKIIM MALM F u r r a r l t prop«i«al. a c e r t i f i e d -l -o i h aort holt N o tice I* h e r e b y u i \ » u Hint u n d e r il i e c k lti# t h e a n i 'l iin t * t a t r d nb*»%V an#l l#y v i r t u e o f n il^aree o f f##i«- m u d s p a y a b l e t o t h e ( 'li.iir m a n o f U t THtM U A D I A T . . . . chiNure a n d * a l e r e n d e r e d In the • t h e ' H l a t e Itoaif I »« p a r t rrtr n I. w i t h iilmV# en tlllr# ! c a u s e on t b e 27th n e c e s s a r y H ln l e 'a D o ctiu te pt » f > t i n y o f . A u K U M . A. H I y I I , . w h e r e i n S t a m p s a t t . 'c h e d , riiimt a c c o m p a n y , it w * h d r r r f f f j t h it fli* *u»n o f <*VU earl* till!. All c e r t i f i e d c h e c k * s h a l l t u ( m ?h a n d n in e i i u n d i u : i », ht, <*•• tl|ie<| . w i t h i n l i «lny* «if t h e 111 MAGNOLIA AVENUE T H I I t l L K N a n d 4 i> l« 0 l>OLL.\HH> lnt#« f#»r n c e l v l n t t h id * 4M«hler*s l 11,5 13-4 ii a m i r«*«t*. w as f o r t h w i t h ylieck* will n u t h r a c c e p t e d . T h e LEGAL NQX1CE' •*1% ' 1 THE SANFORD HEkALD, SA nFO R D , FLORIDA' -r - r >* 'V - r ~ ~ ♦ T . ~V3T St: r • • 1*1.1ll F. FOR RENT * Private parking tpace fqr. bu»ine« men and TvomRi between F lorid. SU U Bank and Prince** TheaUt* with entrance from Fir*t Street *nd exit lo Alley. By the monjh or year only at re.w nA ble rate*. Security Bont^ wtd Mortgage- Co., Inc. S02 Atlantic National Bank Building, or call Garland W. Spencer, Agent. Phone 99. FREE PARKING LOT THE ATLANTIC STATION - Dowrwflake D O n U T S Classified Advertisements G ARTICLES FOR SALE FOR RENT 9 WOI^K W ANTED MEN’S, woman’* ond tfhildren’ii i FOR rellelilo and thormiKhly (jxpcricnced painter call f*07. nrw KbII vhnai. Sao u* for Iho IH-W. hnrJ.to-f{ct marchandlio. G. W. EXPERT painting—coniruct ir 8 (lj Meg* FU J(N ISIIK I) room Clerk, L’OU -Sanford Ava. hourly basis. S. G. Grogan, noli* Avenue. | SEE IIS for Inntrxpring Mat. . free estiinav*,, Phone 1151 or n p n r t n i r n t . HM AI.I. furni»hed lm * ;* , Ilo x Spr] rt!f». and j 7«.’U . factory •IlO W . I » i S t . H o l l y w o o d * Seilx at Icasonablc p r i c e s . Ilclr.il s t o p Ci display i LAWNS m o w‘e <1. .6' F U IIN IS IIE I) room, Rentlrmcn rices. Jerry Lirdl. pn one 7bbroom . prtfurm l. All convcnlcncci. 310 ItO W. FIRST ST. W. 3rd St. Echols Ilctlding & Furniture .Go. 11 LOANS Sanford Mattress Factory 2 WANTED TO RENT Phone 1133. and 073-J. LOANS MADE F U R N I S H E D or unfurnished FROM 910 TO 9300 . SPE C IAL house needed at owe. J’hono 20 GAL TRASH CANS 13.76 . strict privacy; fas! service 1000 between H:30 and 12:00 VEGETABLE BINS *3.25 A 91.63 FLORIDA LOAN CO. and 1:30 'til 5:00 P. M. 102 Hanford Avenue • H A N F I . R I ) IIABDWAKE CO. 2 10 E a s t F i r s t S t. FURNISHED house o | u p a r l i m i i l BORROW HERE WHERE for couple »ilh h a h y . P l e n . a PRIVACY IS RESPECTED telephone K!*5. N<•ed is u r g e n t . :0PRNRAGAN ralibagc plnn* YOUR noluial desire for privacy now ready. Phone 705-1L ' in money mailer* i, strictly 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CAST Iron wood a n d coal clr- yeapacUtd here. Friend* and relatives are not Questioned diluting healer. .'It ll W. 3rd. FIVE A d j o i n i n g lots. Each • 50 about your credit, - Your em­ feet wide. Excellent neighbor­ ployer or buslnee* associates LLL air ciKdctl hood. Priced reasonable. Mis. will not hear of yoar porsonsl ginS^Bwlfnhlc for lawn mower Short, phone Co. 4502. affairs. Thgre ia no cause for or blcycleX Fred Myers, 311 E. embarrassment. 2nd St., Phone 417-J. lO.ROOM 2.»tory house in goiwl — Uoaspnabie credit requirvmonts. condition. This h o u s e - nun# .be GOOD—uswl clothing fo r stle— -• No -cowmricerg—v m n tm ey loans. moved from lot in o n ler' tn Variable payment plana. coate, shoes, dresses. Call IS3-J. make room for business build­ FAMILY LOAN CO. ing and it priced right. Shown TUXEDO FBEI1H Florida Bank Bldg. Phone i* by appo intipcnt only. complste line! w. h. Wi l l ia m s , r e a l t o r 12 SPECIAL SERVICES HUNTS TUXEDO 110 N .'Park Ave. Phone 1120 F E E D 8T O IIE SIGNS Show cards and posters REAL ESTATE WANTED OUTBOARD motor boat for sale 0 —DEB’S SIGN SERVICE — 15 ft. century bull and 32 0. I). Landress. Phono 1021 WE NEED LISTINGS, of Farms! horse Johnson motor. Good Homes, Groves and Business condition. lib Sanford Ave., FLOUR SANDING * Property. W. It. Williams. Phono 10'JH. and finishing, Cleaning anti wax­ . Realtor, 'T om Boll Associate, Phone 1120, 41b Atlantic Hank 1 MOTOROLA car radio. 939.00; ing. New floora surfaced to per* faction. Old firmre made Ilk* n*w. Uldg. I Crosley 110-V radio 925.00; 1 CaU SilVertone 0-V table model yxdio n. M.’GLEASON VETERAN wanto- 2 lots, reason­ 150.00. Phong 7Bb J. Lake Mary, Fin. a b l e . Call M7kW. HOOM for relit, I • t i lilt RENT A CAR YOU DRIVE, IT ' IMIONF. 200 ' STRICKLAND-MORRISON’ • DRIVK-IT. INC. DODGE - PLYMOUTH PARTS AND SERVICE 10* Palmetto Ave. Phone 1911 ELECTRIC appllaneo repairs — w* . repair washing machlnrg, vacuum cleanera, fan*, mixer*, •ewlng Machines, Trotter, AP* i la nee Service, 804 W. Second L, Phan* 1004-J, SNAPSHOTS—printed, developed, enlarged. We aopy old photo* graphs. .NICHOLLS STUDIO 220 Melsch Bldg., Phone 115B ELECTRIC appliance Arep*lre— we repair washing machines, vacoum cleanera, CII - fans, mixers. Trotter Appliance Service, 804 W. 2nd St., Phone 1004U1. S field r •- l ,%J*\ i 1 -------- By Bob Yireen |ANOTHER •AeClDENT'JONTO.ANO WELY, B O S 5 ; ANOTHEP. A C ­ IIS TIME A. MAN IS DEADlTVif® CIDENT O LD P E TE '5 B E E N ; ki^ES IT MURDERi . r K IL L E D ! loo k out *. D u c k 1 . T GOSH' K S?, 0 20 THAT'S ONE ACCIDENT TO O MANY! KIRK .YOU'RE - - TH E CABLE SNAPPED, AN ' TH E f o r e m a n . T ake c h a r g e . TIM BERS FELL A N 'K IL L E D O L D v P E T E 1 .J -; YOU PROVE THAT 'SNEAKER* HIND IS, BACK O F THIS, AND I ‘LL DOUBLE, YOUR PAY!. I'LL D O MORE THAN THAT! I'LL GIT THAT Z MAN.1D0! rs THE FOREMAN HAS LEFT THE HPUSE(TONTO. NOW WE'LL G O BACK THERE AND GET SOME- j FA CTS' M A SK ED BY PAULT^QBIN: m h H 5 L L O /V E S .T H IS IS ONE TAYI S E R V IC E - BUT.JEEPEBS.: OINK HAS oua JALOP OUT ON --------1A CALL 5 !Y lP E / WHAT’LL l D O -* I CANTKTEEP HER WAITING TILL HE GETS BAC\C" WANrS YOU TO BTTAm w rercd W CARf -1 T2*TE H E /2 &>!*£ SHOP PING 0 0 TI8 L trSjdr-i T -T •>*••» * M THIS TAYI BIZ I S ^ OldAY.- B U T LONE ' COULD m - bY - p.a u l :r q m lY E G C TA B ETTES 10*A/ APTE/2 I TAKE % 'M m YOU NOW, I WONT HAVE TO c BRING YOU BAC C - THAT’D BE , SETT HOME r i I'M A . . . / ' - ^ -T a C H S A P E B / W U L K I H /r - V w ^ E GUY3 hip//Hows TWIS,« IF l DUMP 'U S -7,-V »*» » "j 13 N O T IC E S — P E R S O N A L SEMINOLE. TIRE SHOP 201 North Perk Telephone 87 NOW ready to grind every Mon. d ar morning — , Your corn, ggrits, rit meal, corn A cob or shucks, etc* fo r-feed . J- W. Bell, Lake Monroe, Phone 18. PHONOGRAPHS for rant — for parties, d*nc»|, entertainment*. Am m h With or- without record*. The Murie Box, i l l W. P lrat BL, Phone B58. ever- AMBITIOUS raothen who need STOCKINGS mended—r a y o n o t nylon,, single and double YRni to « ‘ W only. Phone 788-W, work part time — Avon Pro14 ’ LO ST FO U N D hour. Writ* . PLUM >18 Broadway, 8% i * s r ROSES THE LONE RANGER ----- — 1‘iirk , iihoiii- 8 ARTICLES rOR SALE* OLIVER heavy duty harrow |85. 2-wheel dusting machine with hitch for tractor . Electric Toasters, 94.M jf. B. POPE CO.. INC. .use 9155. Call Carl H. Mytns, Phone 7B1-J. Have your portrait Uken at NICIIOLLS STUDIO 0 II. JOHNSON Kicker and 8cr220 Meiseh Bide.. Phone vice Reel, 1126.00. Impilrei , Children a specialty Dixie Store! 1403 (W. 13th Ht. ■PHOTOGRAPHS [leva /our BEST photograph 6 ARTICLES WANTED mude at TUB RAYMOND STUDIO . I’LL HUY your car regardless of afd of condition. Roy IUgl, B 8Ut« llai\k Bldg.—Ph. 1098 300 W, 2nd SL *,* * Floor Mata Available FLORENCE stove, 3 or 4 burner, FP"«N0LK TIRK SHOP wanted in good condition. No Popular Seat Cover* oven. Aadreei Mrs. E. M. W.. Box 9. q/o Herald. S^MINOLK TIRK SHOP MIRACLE IILtH KS . 7 P«ta, Ltvwatack, SupplUa FOR your home—Superior, work• manshift weather resistant, high BUT* cow*. .. (trength, termite proof, MirPhone R. W. Lord, aele Concrete Co., 309 Kim POINTERS for sale, fine hloqJ.J Ava. stock, 3 months old. Phone 148. CONCRETE eew#rr pipe—Septic YOUNQ cow far aaie, Jrd 'caU. . tanks, fenca post, grease trap*, benches, flower pots. Miracle Freah OoL 1st, OenteL 98SOO J. V. Martin, Rt. 2, Box 96. Concrete Co^ 809 Elm Ave. t eale one nice brood 0RIT8 and meal—gro .h t- around . 2(0 the. ^Monday l p i M '. . , ^ Riser. Cider Springs, iv - v t ht b l Gard­ L T ' “Bee J. P. R t corn.* Can be bought Rt S. ner’s Rtorr, Lake Monroe.- 10 lb, bag. fl.00. HELP W ANTED IMITATION leathers In most IRL for to da fountain a'» colors and targa selection of aiR ay’s Drug Store. P art *ia or upholstery fabrics. Robert full Brown, t o i l N. Orange Ave* Orlando. Fla. r Roberts Grocery OKt. » a a t cnattar, .... middle-aged jeuqik I B . tiL S is a s a jm M rAKHL e* o -4---------1 -#*■ w fm HELLO /YEC.W S I 6 THETAMI S E R V IC E .' B E R IG H T OVEG *<*• fiY. E A U l R O B M i P E R S / ST IL T S IC OUT WITH 1HE JA L O P •-•-** . i ■■. —— G O A W A Y /1 NOBOOV m m A U TO S F O R 4 A L & -. tHi s i s 1 IT W L A S T ; STRA W / oup T r* s * r r ir GIRL wanted to Lorn to Celery MM# A im m a s k ■■ w 1> ■: II ’■ '■ ' • ■ Ah' �■ *. . ■; — #• . . <JS ■. • FRIDAY, SEPT. 20, 1026 - THE SA N FO RD j% . H ER A LD , SA N FO RD , . . . PA G E F L O R ID A .. ■ . F IV E Seminole Tangles With Eustis Eleven In Contest 2,500 Fans Expected To Witness. I ' Battle Between Anderson,' Gatch HI. *• • Sanford Pounds Cary In Ninth Frame Howington And Martin Will Likely Be Starters In Orlando Saturday By JULIAN OTENSTROM The 1940 edition of the Hem* _lolo High School Celery Fed* will go on display fvr the initinl ’ time thin season ' when Conch fcCooj.e Kettles* eleven will meet 5-the Kustis High Panther* to* night nt the Rich School A th­ letic Field Ix'fore an anticipated TAMPA. S en t, 50. (/V) A crowd o f 2,600 students and tdlen-r for the Tampa team of the .gridiron fans. Florida International Longer ha* J It should he n batths of backs h en suspended for the remainder tslnce Kustls wiU sport their 220. of the season a* thp result of in .pound fullback Ray Catch and argument with club official* over ■.the Fed* will have their 190- the payment of proceed* from auml triple threat, Willi* An* one o f the lrn"Ue’s nlnv-off games. »r*on, in the Sctnlnole back* n tc h e r Chet Covington also gfleld. wits fined three day* pay by rloh t " Thu* far th is week Kettle* official*, who termed the player'* id planned to tile Anderson conduct detrimental to baseball. not more than n pair- of Ry special arrangements, the eriod* but Inst nischt the mentor nroceod* of last nirht'* game jtclared that Anderson it. ready between Tamna and ’West Palm go and would be In the s ta r t­ r,racK were to lie divided among ing lineup. This means (hnt Jan the piayerf. According to bu»i* lenkinson. who has been tra in , >•«•** manager J - v Ccne of th* gig to handle Anderson'* posi­ Tampn club, Covington contacted tion, will go bark to his tackle FpleM* after the contest nnd a;k‘ •lot nnd will also be in the <1 for Imniedla*- nayment of the game-.. Ccne said .he replied that ptnrting eleven. * "It's going to be n' tough there procerd* h ’ d no vet be*’, Xante,” Kettle* said Inst night. turned over to him. whereupon rThey’ve got Hatch and on top Covington -became abusive and Itf that they've*1g o t. a pair of Ifllivercnl The scene, took .dace hefty tackle* thnt may give us j in, the lidilw of a \Vra{ Pstn 'H otel .in th presence' of Ihe (rouble.” Kettle* added. It wa* also announced yester- Lrague Pr»«idcnt^. Juduo Wavite *>• aftemodn th a t Cwy'nn Reel. AJicn. nnd the entire Tnmnn club. Fed center, mul Veteran end Harold Kastner will be the cot tnptnin* for the Seminole m a­ chine, ' The first bad break to conn Ihc way of the Fed* happened FVidny afternoon when Clarence Grantham spraim d an ankle on Tampa Pitcher Is Suspended In Row Over Share Of Gate Boom In Horseshoe Pitching Expected During Next Y ear PAHTHlDGK N. V fed Allen. woi l l . chmui inn hcr»e*hoe pit* U er. pleillct, n bigger ho-m fur h.* favorite sp.«rt next Ve.ir than it I r f »n* ihr win mMinjr •and it wn* roily harming then ., llo'rseslioe pitching, he *»y*. bei eon to c i n e out of he hack v a il I in ii big way in th- .tear* from 1112!* to I.' !:! Hnsincssnirii -took Ily Ku p 1,a ! r A L IC K b» t u r n i it ni:< K u m i . JR. Herald Sport* Editor In >»tt«> of the most excitin'? game* played at the Municipal Park thi* yeai* the Snnfdrd ( V ery F o b pi moled out a I to -I victory oVyr the Otlando Sena­ tor* Inst night liefnre 2.347. •cream in g fails. . “ -, ’ Jim Srhnntrl oil Ihc hill for ,|„ ,litl hp<| fi, r hit )>nl| f„r ,.|ght lnnjnK> nill| h„(1 lt,„ Mndjeskiineii eating out of his blind except on' two orra»ion*. jteli.mtel wa* pulli-d in the eighth fIMnie iir favor of a pinch hitter, an,f, • Charlie It is s o n njjpm i d mound duties for* the final inninrr.'' •• i t u p n s „ p a s t i m e n " ,. t i n , ] , , r S co tt C a r y com pletely h a n d * , e* b u d e l i . h , a n d a lm lil*l r i.il c u f fl.,| S a n f n rd lte s until t h a t b a I I . . *rh«Hd e l i .b - well- f . I iiie .l f n t .i| n i n t h f r a m e . T i n . , u g h e i g h t a n ,I e l i e g e s h e l d i n t e . i c o l b g i u t e i „ „ , n g f th e Feds r o i l 'd -n o t solve his offerin g * b u t f e r “ In m et i iip o lito o \ j i y . Y o i k t w o _ jy |f etie * . T h a n t ’a i y h i e dr u p * ( H e r e w J ie . o v e r l.l-Ott m e m b e r s -i ( like a b u l b - o n . « IlllaV, YA11 )l hurmlitN' flits hi thrij iv u n clnl,b>> »r* , nn 1 prokiBnw * f • „cial III l l \ It »»*• im-. in He »li>. i ti.ii r f ft»rr *«l 1} the Niiliniuil txlrm- I’Uelier *' AsMHiatimi helped th.C game gt.-w into a regutution *l**’*«. . *'t’f cour«e tin- win pul a -|uietus o\i - most of the eliiliH, toil they'n- coming.hack." lie pioini*ed eiithiisinstii'ollv '*H» nett year •l|e>"ll I- l-iggr, ih.iii evil " One of the li-asitis lie I- *o *ule iiisiix f tin*.’ he' *ay* i* Ihoi S tate Officials Are I n s p e c t i n g Blackw ater Area f t . ^ ! . n S ^ f «oCS To M f.iinl ..f ill*, p i i n i e t I! . . . ,,1 I cuter Ki'bcrt t Titim ure rui • it i . III lilt1 ' 1|| »|M' !»' ftonight will „„ „ «... , ,f t |» l lie .4 iltsill The starting lineup for he , f,|Brfr-jMpr |(jVP, Stale Its »,• » " A 1L r u 1 Li | J ocal*. announced yesterday r „ nkoloo,. and Sun 11 - !»••• I l.y Kettles, will be Kastner and (> |lo „ crl/nttP„. . I,.. a t Junior Vicker^ ends. .C a rl) -p,,.. |H.„ f.,tn, f r r , wj|| *-trdv • |V|Uiuma_and^Jaa-Jwikiuaww-1*1101,, I,, K.iiiiioiiiI Hioitlo Tomr* 111«VI>1•t ft aIt 111 l .'If* I? ' -It tockle T. . ra . [thhr i „■ ■■ , slots, i . .Nolly .. . . .p. pi , nursery whi.h »»»» rlu*ed during, 1‘npuUr golfrrs st tlir Srnilnolr CountM t'luh who plus (-oil |*m>. Itnltr suit t m l Itolli Tin- (Iilfrr* n ,r pii turnl In Ironl of Ihr pro «h«p I .nt m. t tiirair** **• • and Hill Ludwig at the guard , c vwar. , nr Th,- Fore*t Servtre h.s j slut hare tun lining II arc Much \\ lirli lirl Sr. I imiiMI Mel ill. J sp v - jusl tiefnre Irflnx off on \ o I hole. f ■•| »’»L'III - •-•Ik?Ilf posts and Reel at center. . ! only cue nursery at piesnlt mill *»r 'I *Ill'll !••>! .1 III I' l l I-' l I III the Imckfield. Harper w ill1|that is at Olu'lre. . j t .hi. K« i limit** I*iti * Nit Inin n.i be at iiunrtcr, Holley Piercy at t Cutting operations, thrie saw-1 Hits Timely Itlow m ini» wt ii hfl«l timing fin* m «r left half, A nderson, at fullback log sale* an,| one pulpwnod sale j 'Dili's, itiitl hi* ill.I nut icgiim ' hi* atjd probably Clyde Hutt nt will lie observed bv (‘nil r, andtill*♦, until tin*. year* .it !•<*’tight h»lL Titu* durlho thc)r three dayIly A IITill'll MM K U IIII. JU ^I miii * *. I " R a visit. Tilt* • • f f u r t l r . . U u \ in whi* It M Blackwater River. S tite Fort »t) | fit. d, ih Ien "l.ii i * tli is the largest of Ihe State' i |**'g> f o u l h i g h '• di-v • pi I VI* III* 1 r , Ml thriw- forest preserves with n IIuh tint; SPOUTS. ODDITY.. Jhl»l h* ''M l \ I f u \ i f t | till lit, M-ti’fi ' ii a hut iu •! tf- t.1 M-Wp I II ,, iltfttt t*f ! ••* i u•MM* of H^ltio aaisis.' -Thn Slat*i»•ii»« it, thji rf*.»u* #•! \it milt m^lii it in f«H»ii at) 'H r AiM rlatsT Pr«l* i h n i h p t o i i l u p (ttrin ll'tll • lakilii* .t tinlit }• ha* three other forest*. Pin* l.-*g how ling illlc^ * mi Miik'unii i V, ! ri ufic^wini£ u Hi I* inlritiliin^l t. I ' i «ii tie* | it. hlln* 1 .. - .1 Li- ii-.-i ii'- i L.ifl 1 • \ State Forest in Nassau and Duval • hup miiti to la> ho i* hi I i ii *'. with tin i pelthtK uf ihf *rn ■ » The 'baseball export* rail .iMrtv h*»»»i« . <L*v , i u'v *i* II* S••••!1II HP«»dn. counties, and Myakka River S t a t e 'm starting ,i I,..win,. ^ ,g,i. I*«i I i lin ai I i a*l will !» * • jiroi*iam■ 'Maron of the Rt. Loui* Cardinal* ; •• • r that any on,, who "i« niteie.t 1 II. Ini'liR »t »m •.. f> illt*«I rArrfl'Ily I«• ,i**urp hik'li mister shortstop. | tie reason i* Forest east of .Sarasota lioiu ■ ili-l ill tin* ---- — * in lht» type of .irttvit % -i II.. tiny i* t*t»ml' lu IlH' rn lrt Ininaicnl k.iln* .•*-«I to t*l«nt obvlois. Marion i* yecogniarii ns i ill . e l V. I*. I..J*ICKH IIFNRV , ht .............. „ Illin- tm r 11vi ih,. npfli innlr ,t t •hlihttiR fid '* u h h.iltt w. one of the l>c*t shortstop* in the Thi# Inpt |ji* #iiy* p v t \ iinptii • BLACKflBUHO. V -A I* Mel tunc at hi* plan of litMiiii-,* I hjW v-| I'oint I In.tr uml ihc hi* wry of the game. . t a n ! . ’ ' ' I f )<mu ilm i'i li.ii* th»* rtiriti Henry, formerly head coach at The alleys hnv„ b,-eti open l-ut ! t\r*i I'ctnl (dec ( ’lull will Im* • II|M*t ttjll'l Coll.jr Hut it was a quirk of fate th at Cumberland. Md.. High School. ii'vfi»i i | «■’ w h e n \ • i Np up to mti r J will* Ih *lfi \<4 I* • l„wT lo *patg. Al the n'*do M*rinn * shortstop in the ha* been named head tra<;k coach a short y.nie mol should i-e m ,-\ . . . j T T J j l i .......... 9 2 u e s l i m e , , n u d ? 4 CC, ° .,,,1 ^ : ,' first place. M arty was a third and aaslstant football and basket- c- Lent ,i olid It ion . for cpntpell ive rm . I'.nnl and will •vinu'.cprvr.il ......, , n f w A i lin i n g . i n 4 u - i 4 u T U u i u p i i i ti vrfpTTiiH n h o w e d o p n n | |jkaatnttim iujr his prep srnoot jtBTY. tall rjyit±Jit_yjf8*nl«. Rptyteclmlr HL’liUw. j i o g ~rlng«*r*r tt!I\ lie lint#tialtoTT;itl} IT ntipii lor pi in--1 I I n t e r r.O m o r e n * |* o r l c i I it -W hen hrTWpnrted- trTTKe C arin. TMtltutc. Henry, who starred tn complete 11-1n>n 11 . II . Mil IIII II I'1I A rm } S i n # . The Scittinoln 11 ivrIt Rrhn ruilk in 19311, ho many pla^frs fodtball here untjl 'hLs graduation o» ••( tlic tu, * . It , - , • lno glip S p n r l % 4111III.IIttC I'I m H a n } were competing for the third base In- 103ft. was known throughotit cry Knl® <i|»«*tt tlicif t!* t<» f* •lL -ll III.Ilir. (11111111. Ilf III • no the I 11 f*■. t lli o .to* nf,«* m i , | • t i •tits* si \ \ i n i n r r . I ’ril H h - i ii i : J till1 Po»i ien tinrt Marlon told the St the Southcfn Conference during ** u*»n hric tonight in ■it. lao irn trd " T lie ir * - • tli* niir • -I e- «| it li t • III il e rw VS.II C l ( r |ill( » ll » |ll.f} 1-ouis manager he wa, a' short- hi* cortege grid rareer as Maul- I u i*h the EuMi* Hik'b 1‘anth i'i * I . nu t fitul t hr t.... I i I and tatop • •. it • I l|i o II'id ii Ihr lilt pnimifcr* tu Iirirttr flit ill - n p i III, fin III Im- K . 111* Then he filleil the Job. tli:| Ing Me' ” (•> 1 1 w tin* lyI. Hait ford football f *n- n ( i ' l l in,t n v l i i f tl 1 i n ! in -J » • £ ♦-t II.Htll'* I'f’i V !*>«• , || \lladl lo k«* • to.* •» *i'L rim ing of rntrrtainairpl .10.1 A r m > u l 11 *r if* Mhfl H ill - 1•• d k - r 1*1M9 n»*d tin* La, t-(•• I t If*f f*l *t •imply wtf.it U util, » III fix* Srmlnol* four l.lllw il u r iiiir l l » r l i t o a i l r a w l ** a rtr I s r n * l-ft. !»«•▼ i* a11 | | lrv»i y tlMit a ll t h « •line I’t'li Itvt«iii Sliarpi-, jiIhivi*, tiifiiu'i't ' • H*ht H t || |»'- i*ll.itli*|| t • • •*l-ld| diirtitly Imi'k .lid « tbrir first —iooh at Ih I-. p m 1 l» • t i » '' h a n ' • D i •«.«s i* h». 46 SHJMINOLD HIGH CiRII) SCHEDULE Frd edition. • . t«f l orregidor f«mc. Muptr i.,n« c-d it .11 thiiv two pitch to •Nciitl ,1-idi* uppoallioii to our cl thy •VIf h llln i *\i * xtglll iii III,' l o p r f the p«-g, thru In- .» ,,p * Ihe ,*h'*’ Kettles said the Fed* will be n. crwl . I iwurn h. \\ . . ii. mi* thf hall h.iiffeim; agnifint Ihr howls. back, atep* forwin'd wilb his I,ft tht re fighting from the very . mt Adjutant Gcrpr.il. and I t tihit* , fight fit-lif fentit to jirive Man* »f I Ilf ih (• hi !, m i d I H , if* \\fit. I. r. jagt i F d L e v y a c r o s s t h e p l a t e tonight. The local boy-s an- pnin -I .uit Idm-ral M. cyi level for a vi.tory in the rpenfru game. • t hief. OtriM nf l;ngln*rri. w III, t In- w i n n i n g r u n i n t h e •»( fnrev d« •‘I’ve- M-rn all SPOUTS LAUGH Ihe Fust I* e lrtin will l»- j \ pre-sea,un (■o.lmlj , i i . i n in th fr a m e o f th e six th g a m e , .. It' It’*, lull J \ • Ilf !*.nrlalf«l ' r f e a polrnl opponent th1,, y e a rtiu*l t VVk T I'idtiT VifT I Tf r ‘ ‘ Hv t)|e* 1flat aprif" |,| name tiledll Jilt} k ••• d a* they arc every seaM.p t tl r •lu te ,| Army I nu ^u* rliantp* »•( the Florida SlnL \| «xv iililiMun ' liejitineMl* I'anlhrr hscwiiem proun... pre­ n l g h l ,f Scpteml* ‘ *,5r'I Isrmrur in Hu* Shmi|rhnc##y piny- •t 'ite klflw'a F.ll|fh#ll was inn. ti im iiis s iiN i n m is A sents one uf the mi''l imsrrfu* b foie th o p, i js H " va off. I, . i s ,ig .,,, i:..im... *, ii *|* u n i ' Ha hi* t i e f l l i n e n t ••( . i e bark. ill slate high .rhiml p *m, l..|. M l. nl * i L ' i l ' h ii* Ih .lli ■ii •* circlrs this year. Hr !• .'.'n. ,gl,t . Iin»,p I t** 1•«i ini'i |,i. Iii Hi'in \ t'l'-ifli pound fullback and acenrHing I -I . *t|*M*|, Hl.ttr I ifi».. I b* t*..p* • etei • to iirr-senson iOformaln „ |.r ♦ o . | | S am Fr.'inri'U'o r e - t m i n m "v>r Itohtflm.ti :!l .... • S l . t H . , can skirl (hr end* a* •>!! .. of y . ,, - I .. ,, II. ■III,... ,1 Milt,-, ml •*t l e r e , | *“— ^ ’ plough through the linr. I hr t.| I. 1.1 inl.ldb-ur Iglit. ii e - * e |\e d name nf Ihe hrulsiqg fullback lio,u>. Ii » i i , mnpllngly rni.' 1n' hli*al»c h. N I . next I lleiduV that everyone will nalcl, to- * ll .1 Max# .•tallied the «n!lie>* . night night l»‘ Hay (,'atch. i ____ . « and several hundrwd customer* bv ! The lucal tenm is al*„ b oat|jj. FRANK r.f'K able lo ilu Imth nt Ihr came thundering angrily "‘‘I didn't j ing a big Imy In the fullbn-k Al* Nawsfeatur,'* SiM.rt* Fdil.tr •want, it fa re ! I like my eteaks !imr‘ i ii are not? •> attl.il position. ■lie .la Willi* Ando sun, n e w YORK—The higgcM t- .w(. lliixing nndi iIriwunll the Jw . . . <(rare! >>. n terrlffic hunk of man th , wnr nmnth in 'iwirts KcplMitlH'r only xporf* hen.led for a gala well to do!” Htitnu* »lx f«*Fi nnd rnrritft jyg| nround Ihc ri)rm*r. Mnro "month. The National* at FnrrM A iiltfed .urou-'C t* n nervoil*. pound* nf well p ro pp r t i « n *• ,1 champinrwhlp* will be d, sided in Hill* will feature nne of tlje bent Hr 0„ r|1 wln p)(VV Mnart | weight over power park,. thi* one month than in the ibte# year* In ten.,I*. With, "inv-.lay* ofl yo)( wnlk llRht 1)y Wm ! frame. follnwlttg munthx put logctla'i el Ini inn ti«ilu* the Hnnl I* fyr j Mitnntlmr when you art!* Hiamllnu [ TLORIDflO nHE8T All In all, the battle I* oo toIh c Nntl"nnl leagtte luutoant Hept. H. r. jrforeign rn.il,trlea will COVrf tlllll yoll consWrr m |. ■Rev, Mr. Way Say* He W a s ntCSH-WXXTR DATtllNO* plght for Hgprcal genu< nod all m cr will bo Mlilril With ritlior make .. bid to wre*t the Y nglM. Ml|Wl (of # |<>w Almost- Paal Coins A n d Sanford footliall fail* are urgrd the Brooklyn Dodger* **r Kt. I.ottl* nnd -dmihli-* crown* now held l»y • _«t>ortw Aftcld to be on hand f«>, the tiff. Cumc CanlinnU o n ' top. The Dodgers, Amcrirnn*. • * * • ~ -• - 1 And Had T o Give U p though Inferior on paper to the i'luyer* are here from the time I* at H:00 I1. M. , MfnUttrial W ork. N o w I’hilippine*. t.'nnada, K n g l a n j l . Card*, may hrtH the edge ilu*' to Sm art lloya The two’ moat “learned" play- 20 homo dates In th« last .to day*. Au*trnlin. France, llcdgiutn, FruaW orks Hard O n HU Farm era .from an nbadcmlc point of The Chlcngo Cub* seem nutdl*. tlor, ('Idle. Peru nnd Argentinn. And la Bade In Pulpit And from the iflth through the view on the 19tn, Unjyer.ity of tanred. Things *are humming ah ng Kith. Sweden meet* the U, M. nt Florida Flghling Gator M|iiH,| ire "I had to give up m y ra ln la . George Hills, Jr., of J*ck«onvlll«, Jatoba Beach. Three honing ,-han)- Forest Hill* in the Dnvi* Cup Inand Geoigi*' (J, ck ) Sutheihnd of pious will put their title* on ilie ley acme Hunt, the winner to face -terlal fvork almost entirely an d (hare) line in n ring pitrluA at Australia down under in December. Bartow. sometime* It was a talk to g o t I lor,i- lacing, too, ha* big days seronit.hase In Yankee Stadium. • IlSlh sre graduate students The first of the*e D the widter- ahead. .Three of the bigger money around th« houaa, but thabk* to and both are llstrd on the first weight cla*li between rliampion teat* a're the $50,000 uddiif Wash­ Rajonca I Hava regained ten squad. Hills* *,i a former Navy Martv Servo and Hay Robinson, ington Park Hand lean on Sept. 2. [; pounds, and can* do manual labor V.JB player from Crorgia Teth th* Negro who bn* been after th# tho 9.16,000 added Narrangnnsett «hv.re he received hi* degree In crown for some five years. Tho Hpcrlal of the 14th and the 9K0.* on my farm and again preach RHV. HIRAM WAY mechanlttl engineering. Tipping bout Is set for Friday. K*pt. fl. 000 added Heldamo for flllie* and th* gospel Sundays," declares Ihe acalra a t 200 pound* and B'-bby will bo the favorite since mares at Aqueduct on the 21*t. Rov. Hiram Way, of Blooming- my farm ; pven a|x feet. he~ia a prom­ Servo wa* stopped hy the heavier Harness raring used lo he 1 , ton Springe. Tenn., a minister “The relief Relonga gaVe rue an — satiaflrd with newspaper.apace ising candidate for left guard. Rocky Gratlnno. Rnckv makes hi* hid in the third on Ju»t on# race—the Hame ] . In tho Church o f Christ fo r teems alm ost miraculous, I r*t Jock Svtherfahu . a veteran nt bletonlan—but now the sulky title tight o f-th e .month when ho 11 forty years. Dlsetiaalng Re tonga heartily, sleep soundly, and ! •hree vtara on G sto r' team* i*i Qoooses rnlddiewi'iglit champ Tony people have two h^g pares 1M 0,' M)| and *42. is a former 4- he gratefully stated: Iday. Kent. Sent. 27. GraslGras! event*. Th* Little Brown Jug, have gained tail pounds. Consti- first lieutenant In the Marine*, Zale on Friday, uxb-looking but good* . a 140,000 event at Delaware, ••For the past couple of yefcrs palion also I,, relieved. I work m tde »tv*ral landing* and *av* ano. the teugi kkl. 1* favorwl on the IHth and thf 926.West fllde 8 I felt almost past going. Often hard on my fang week-day* and action en lwo Jlm a. He received Matured 000 National Pacing Derby on to dethrone tho vrtcran Zale. the sight of food was so nause­ preach . th e gospel on Sundays. hlg degree in Hummer School,, ij Ihe I2lh at Kocmevelt Racemiddle battle isn't expected graduate w o rk ."H e la a to The bo much of a flrht: That one •w ar. Westbury, Long Island. ating I did not go to the table. Retongn. is the b r .t medicine In taking strong contender for fullback. pita Jo* Louis, the rhamplon of KDHt Waleh Development* • • Attacks of sour stomach were my whole experience.” Army on the Air ■ U. S. <>p«n king, and the PGA chamnlon*. agolnst Tarn! Mauriannoying, and often l 'h a d t o For -the first time In sports •Ho. the Bronx Italian, in the De­ winner. In women'* golf, the heavy Retonga Is intended to t * history. West Point.’* en'ire foo:powerful laxative* to g * t im hori* Wrd title i^rfen*#. swinging will take place at Tulsir, Here distress due to Insufficient ball achsilule will be JtrmraeiwC troit-R D u r t a g a vl.lt to -M a u ri-.' Okla.. -where the national am a­ : Jk (light ;bor*L .m ore«*nt- flow -of gastric - J u lm in 'the ttrtt faff,'arcnrdTnr to SfVjof Gen­ ello’a flfie training camp aetap teur will be held'from the 23rd eral Edwsnl F. WlUtll, the. A,Iat- the picturesque Jumping , Jhrough the 28th. frlt too restieae to get much stomsch, long of appetite, •utant General: All nine of. th* -----llroOk <5«lf and Country flub ■ sleep, m j weight dropped down, Academy • gridiron eiiehea will ' Game birds are apt -to flush, be­ tiou. ’ and I-fe lt so shaky-and waaken" b un (he ah- as part o f a aeries fore a dog’s ' Odgely point. The # m 4*W r o f 11 foctbnll hroad?»*l< «ponsame l* true tn A fltdgfly approach. crtilrie noglli.i who rould • aa D n»C _C P w -M r . . the- i^ a r D t^artm eni Ji clows a sd -lg h t bat 'waa r.erer . ^^-Sports Afield. — w m m " ' ' " Ti ^ f ftJ y t^ Coach Harding Ls Taking Dim View Of Teams Chances INSIDE SPOUTS REPORT •Sept.2(). 'Sepiinole -vs- EustisSept. 27 Seminole -vs- Gainesville *Oct. .4 Seminole -vs-. Winter Garden *Ooo. 11 Seminole -vs- DeLand . - Oct. 26 Seminole -vs- F. M*A. #Nov, 1 Seminole - / - Ketterlinus • * Nov. 8 Seminole -vs- Winter Park Nov 16 Seminole -vs- New Smyrna Nov. 22 Seminole -vs- Seabreeze *Nov. 28 Seminole -vs- Leesburg* •—Denotes Home Games Biggest Post War Month In Sports, September, Is Just Around Com er i, ,• .i wl: X.i&i,,,,ra,!w SV K U xW O I RELIEF BY RET0NGA / ASTONISHES MINISTER S V T O S bv . ' l ;i 3 to 0 c o u n t !ht*v i'nti*rrn ~tfir l .u t o f t l c Dint 1>. ti. Fed- |(H>I to o k a d v a n t a r e •>f I'aiy's W ltd nr##. I 'n r y W e . * wide .. open. . ........... The H |t rIT e *':s u r c w a * m i „tiil he e-otld not take it. Cary i -u.-d ' fr pa-ers to. Al Iliynnt, Hub Tuttle. Have Ifrilo mid Itu-bly Lake in succession, sending Itryinit nrfiiv* with the fir-t- run K,| Levy grounded •I lake Olll ill ,«h••‘•""d but- t i' Lake »utile -Itilit g Into seivn.l !»•• u m hi Krmci *n he o»u|i| iud in.'ikc thi> w*a>. * 'b-'d-le plnv it fii -*t. Tnltlp ti I* i In I'Ll v n •». 1 1. ..I. Ml • I aii.I y • III t .ittfinpt rrl I 1 all .. >1I. mi LL-t ul. IA*\y T ralliiiif up tssl • i t i - H tr t. *t 1 SVIH.1 Al nl» i>-. \ '1 i-1:• {-V• In • \i I .' w„ »|«* l»JHl i • M » l u k L it i h* I t .ti t uml lift V .»iul Jin* bo »* • «n,| •mlu •••I’ullil II id I •niri thr» . utelt l i t if.* in \UIII a *il ' Su'.r.uil liu*| liv'd flic hall ititm Itvitm SIu ii | m*. tin* hero in I n* of !hi- M’l ir* gatui'* with ti Si Hiitnl ttll* in*\ | it th« pint W It tl | A ,, I n il ••it Shnrptf f.»i in n l.rv) a11 Ik |* eoui l faknl a #l« I t h i r d ' .!-»»• n n d t 'u r v to t* • tl - • w it., h ill inlvi i • 't li'ifti'ld, idl'tw i.g # l e u t.i n l \ itIivu t.i I hit tl I h. hi \ ' piti'lt t.' Sit,tip*, vy t# . I..ill. • • he t mill'd fuilt Mtv* pit* he- ♦h» n i||. !>.,.( tuinld -i* lit .'ii ' *• I -Mle IkiVilftR?* •^Iinipe i .ii»*.| it», hull min Iht* tightfii-id wall In luinif Ia*\ •/ liomc w ih tin* winning iimrgn Orltti I.. r .n tvi'd ilicit #t*r in tli, ih it•I flimn- «»n Iwo uo ettlnctl rti?!-#. ILm-i-hrr* |irc\c . . . . 1 ittol Matljifkl miikIu I-send - t- f f i m l, l l iF * Ita rni i t.. lb,. <, . u l >1. t . n Ills*. S ll . i l |»t' !• ■» f u t i Ii it iit l • lb . hi i l l . •u :i 1t t " Iti. ,, l e t r lu 'lll 111* n •«*••! r«l N Tin* I rtllli'l Mi i • •• ' L i 'M .is ! * » • . . k U t i i i l s*n .1 t i L l . •! in c u r' H lid home i'i p n * 1SO i Ih ) t ii il u to |.f» L e x ell • e X. , n th itiitl f i n . i l l i l t in ri„- the Miic will I-,- play-,| in Or lamtn nt Tinker Field lomnrr ,»v .,(^1,, *, , r, |*. \ |. Thn'garni v\:t# iiuvxi'd up l*i S u t i n v i u r o t Ii,i Snnr'•i<( nn*l i Ii l.iii'lti li:w -» I'.lls f l • ll llii' »• flHlll'llll Iftllll ' Its■tiifIii riiiiint i i\\ tiitflil’* ul** 1.1 4'fy f •1 %1 t « 1-- v> Air »«f 111; .liu|i ll'tk} Il*|fl •'»• I'I till- 111' t . • tli *< It»} I't il. ttiiil M»m »k'. \| . »ir- i t ti >11 | • '!• »f*l\ A* Ml II ml. M••li" '»• *Ls imsiiml. Suuf *1,1 I,., a" „,I, a.,lag. Ill,- St-n.ili.r- in '|I,,' nil I»i"r. Ilu. arc nf .tin Senator mo'iin , *>ipi. p,ti-l,e,l t.i si Might.* ait.! S„i,f„i,I'i top flight butler • pruned to to**. . m.sd^ims—mm .miwte— TYRRELL S PACKAGE STOR B* J> DMT ST. ARCADt ttOO. s^f a a w rifii'iK .x s:' ;#jwy pSW>°i»wnabput ten /»',•> * ! . :j f -V . * a , * '* » . ." ■■ :‘sJ I �- • uenr <*?<*'* •• ■» • j ■- ' »■ - * - -At ~_i : •• — a.* " • — p* ' I ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS 1 i • *'• ,«f c :- ' "t rnm nocnccd the purrh*»e of pitcher IM»*L Mulligan (rrm the PniladaiI'hio J'hilllra. The vale wa* fir (he wlilvrr price. Mulligan i, £6 year* old. | | r ha* appeared Til 11* gntncM thU year, and haa a record of two wtn»*and two toaaua. • . ■ OPENING i FANS ' • MIXERS . • WASHING MACHINES • VACUUM CLEANERS • NEW ". ‘ RESTAURANT c . ,, ■llltOWNS TROTTER APPLIANCE SERVICE w • p*.' .■• ••i . . i=f - -t\ • ' r^.f i0 4 W. SECOND STREET Roy Johnson . PHONE 1004-J \\ ‘ $# s. w a n t kubl 8T. LOUIS. Sept: 20. </P)—The jS t. .Luuia Brown* a r s .dickering with Muddy* Kuel w ith the Idea of »igning him aa manager. GemI'niiuiinii-r Chandler’a office an­ nounce* that the president of the llniwna, Richard Muckerman, haa reoni'iited permlaalon to tiegotiata with Kurl, who It a special aaalstnnt lo ('handler.' A fter tbs per. iiilaalon n u . granted, Muckerman i and • Kuel conferred today at I Chandler’* heme -in Versailles. Ky. , ” ’■• • Lcffal Notice W- f.’ . r .n ia i. VM r r t fur any D abla | if.nluf I. I |.fi.tr |.» Nuirmbtr a, tail. fi-t | mvi'iriv .commonly wy ■ f Bk \ •• (Stamps 9-10-49-51) . SUGAR * * Fine Granjuluted g lb Bur* ... ....... 3 S C 'FRIDA Y, SEPT. 20, 1926 r*»?r9= DELAND, Sept. 20, (Special) — Stetson University will open * a Toeeday With an enrollment in txceas o f 1200. according to a (OallaiMd Krr* r*a* Oa#| \ atatement Ueaed today b y the arrive a t the State Market early latrar. Tuesday, Wednesday, in October. No large quantltle* Thursday will ba. given to of produc* are 'expected until regiitratlon of frashmen and.new November when green* e a rt movstudents only. , Upper - classmen Ing. •. will, register Friday *tv| Satur­ Installation of fac ility at ihe day and elate work will sta rt new qdlek freexo plant at Thir­ Sept. 30. teenth Street . and Elm Avenue rraahman will be m et .upon it proceeding. Aeroaa the street arrival by “fraahman advisors,M on Thirteenth Street, 1 D. upper claaa men and women pre Dobta U putting up a market rloutly appointed who will ag­ hn'ldlnw *t a co«t of 0l,*bo •*> eist the new students la adjust­ tell produce to trucker*. Stand­ ing themselves to college life. ard Growers, Inc, will start opera-. Veteran student* will find a V. Hunt aa soon as tha escafole crop A. training officer in the ad­ comes In, whi.'h should be within ministration boildlng five morn­ the neat f«,w \oek». ings each week, and the uni­ IIVTy Tuoke ha* p».rcha**,l pro­ versity haa also rmploged a spe­ perty at Frurteenth .Street and cial consultant and advisor for permit to eon* true t a |l(MH)d Stetson veterans. French Avenue and ha* secured u *arave tu -terv ic# truck*. Mr. Too’j e i* mxnager of jhe Sanfnnl What GIs Sing Fruit Company, ' BIDS W ANTED. . : To Be Set a * . « m . 'j for painting the Market *Rettaurant Building. » *, ; •, * • * , For. particulars ipgliire at the Market Office Around The World • «m ( h r 1 * 1 <iuy u f O r i o b r r . A lowing favorites: l » K * ( u r | b , a d o p tio n o f a . l i a a o ' In Hawaii, >*Maklng Whoopee” ; l u l h m b y MXId llojir'l o f (*uur>tr Canal Eoite, "Poker C<ui»ml«iiliinr{tf v ruaflnc o rtaln I ' a n a m i i u r t a o f Him Dial of Natilar xjo aa Gama’’; M a n i l a , “ D o n ' t Cry i r c o n l r i l ' I n P u t Hook 3. p a g a I I Haoy”; t'u ir.o Blco, “Doctor, of tbs* p u b l i c r r r o n U n f Hwmlnol# ' C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , nun! * t r » * t« of Lawyer, Indian ChiafT; Germany, •Oh What It Bremad to B*r’; • a i d j i L l a a o u g l t l to l*« v t r t t f d ,li9 ilil t- t t * M r l i ) « N p o f f u ilo w n . t o - w l t : Alrutloifb. “ I Wanna Get Mar| •** *f i it is i ii k n l Itir NIV r o r n t r of, rieJ’’; Austria," .’Let It Hnow” ; • « +* **# n i n r k l« o f P m U n d o ' i l4 * - ttU ___ . •„ , . Ins Carnation — Pel — Golden Key V t MILK- Largo Can ......... 12c B IR D S EYE ■ iM O _ JA _l’. i e* -- *"* "4 ' * • NKW .YORK,'(4V-Th* musical Dr l«*nard Barker prrfrrsnces of American service­ Optometrist men aUUuncd overseas are n o t' j . K ir W I N I - l. l’ N I i t y l 'i s T Ryes asamlaad—Glassrs. fitted iKeetaarily the same aa those of >: i . (. a ,V, I.I NOV/CIHT 203 H. Orange Ava j the folks back home. Through Orlande, Florida . i the Armed Forres radio stations n____ o n i -a„ Nuf •"Hr- i* (i*r*by m m (hat con - , around the worid/ bdodlseder Kay . I’hon* 4007 J x *lit l t MKKIIITT and CKClt, M K d-.K yssr polled tb s too tunes in u tT m T r » lll imply lo lb* Hoard u(I v/ rinu, v L . . . lh _ couiiiy *t...it*___ m n t.i various areas, and found the fol­ I'UUIII. ivimniu*loner* ____ __________ j■ ** i * ' '•'•->• »" J l » Hmilli K>- n .'h *v»„ S an fu ri), I 'l a . . » i r r | . t I h n a a Aibta Hf . ii 1. 11 ill I . .1 Of .Mil, - l i r e t e . U • ‘v . ' l r i . —— ..• v •IStetson University. Lehman Expects ; —Otniril ‘ Marmyir *John Will *€>jpen Tuesday ; New Records of (lie lioaton llravv* who an-1 WATCH FOR a . . -& L THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA fA G E SIX }•- ^ , ■' y g fc r.: • -. c . 1 r ■ -i & J g "flatter Tbhn Soap" A N N IT E , •. / Puck a g e .... 2 4 c • Blue Plate Dinner COFFEE, 11) j a r .......... ' ___________ ” ___^ |slat —tu*«»k 3, 1-dKr ( 6 ««f I h r fell blld* r rr r.f t l * of HrUllnoU P otinlf, Florida, run I h rn a# H o u tb to Ilia MW r a n t * * nf l^rt K . I l lu c k It, t h 0*n r« N o r th r c 'i c f l t r rlu n ir I h r » o u th lin t «.f L i l a I t a n d Ifr o f lllo c k Ik, •#» flaw h k c o r n t r «»f U r l l . ll l o c k I I . I h i n r a N o r t h tn i . ifiirtit W m t o f ( lit H W r o r n t r’ **/ U al F re e D e liv e ry . ,OW ysar a*»*f Mre t ta lrf aiailD nigX T eree >7- for o well blended costume! NONWFIGIANS SBNTF.NCRI) OSLO,. Norway, Sept. 20, GD—Elsvm Norwelglans wer# sentenced to death today followIng the biggest mass trial of 'collaborator* bald In , 'collaborators thus far bold •-*»* i M Kile»Aimm« . i h a M • I IT, a KID OLOVpH. Black, Hlica Free Delivery ; M * Hnnfnrtt? K l n r l d n , lh » r d a y n f Rg|ileml»»r, A, D P t l N I K l P MKIMMTjr r » ’ ll. M Hit H I T T u • U IH. 41fi8£‘ # B X P fflttm m s E. HAN0M ADI HANKIES. Wkiu initial *q pattala. - / • fc.;, 118 Park Avenua Phone 29 F. PRINTED HIADSQUAR0. y»»■m****' fn- 1.08 D. PRINTfO SCARPS, CalaHal rayaa crap**, ike***. -*•** C to n /lo n ce s The ' kangaroo, "whon a'tandinB'i *rue«. occsa onally reaches o height of eight feet.. 4.0 * ' C^TAIIOWO DICKIYS, rsyea _— peplin. Ftrtel*, dark*, vhlia. AFTER ONE OF OUR l l l o c k I I . I h t n r a Bonth 16 f # rt tn - v*M e d Ihe M l h ITU APLASTIC PA T IN T HAND1 •AOS, »«P slp p w .sr psacb ___1 _ -------------------------------4 M ------- jn i# NUTWgjr. N i n l U t f l O l h tT p WflY Mivin p r U c n t e r m s . A l l w e r « * c - ■** Rmilh. lUnKr 10 Kiiat, Ihanca welifitn patriota and aiding the W'M* »«• “ •• »lnl IS *-r» HO- • German police. V.* yu* “p-venee r,* » *• 39 118 Magnolia A venue LAXATIVI WHAT •ATiariE* Nurih lu J.hs^HU' rornerjeused of Quisling activity during Phone ROBERTS' GROCERY 9 V D N M F I Can't Begin te Tell .You." n f l o t 'I. Kliwk IT. H i f i i f f Ka»l ‘ the German occupation. Th* l#a»ll o it u o j n t 20 f r r t K a n t n f th*’ •MK 4S i r n * r «d | ^ t 1 . tll.srk 14. er of th« g r o u p c o n d t m n # d t o th rn en N o rth 416 f * “ t t*» death wgg IHenry ltn r Rinnan, who N i l r o u i r r o f t h r HK* n # * * * vrta convicted *of torturing NorV H of H rrtlo n 7 T ow nahlp Grape Juice — Condensed Milk — Hershey's Chocblate Syrup — O. F. Brown Sugar —i 4 X Sugar — Light Brown Sugar — .Salad Dressing . 3 , '!':,rh t o I n n '•MW r o rn m r . u f 13. Him k 17,*i)»#lire> h k m r n r r n f l*nt i t . lllock -w Phone . Italy, Ja | t •• ptr nUt ibartuf r»aor<Jrd tn M ..Z* .”8yinphonvHtL •and n.<l J*p*n ' b e e f 's t e w "“ c o r n e d ' b e e f HASH — CHILI CON CARNE ROCK FISH —- CHICKEN A LA KING — TURKEY — SUCCOTASH GREEN LIMA BEANS — SLICED PEACHES — STRAWBERRIES ./ " 1OREIJSK •‘ALL WHITE” FLOUR . 5 lb Plain 41c 10 lb Plain 77c 5 lb S. R. 42c 10 lb S.R. 78c ----- FLORI DA LIVRA TONE Gay rayaa crepes, d a m . ' ' * W* p r i m >n**r A Clean Shave A Clean Suit You’re Groomed A dean shave won't hide a sp oiled suit. But a clean shave and a clean suit m akes you a well groomed , . I ~ « > <; ' > man. Wa knew bow im portant appearance is in the t e f • ’. b u ilw ii world that's w h y w s do fa u ltlsii work* For * : JBr,. J . C — ■ j '• ■■ H '-t, H - • superior cleaning, and pressing send your work t^ us. • . We Pick-up and Deliver, tool ‘ < T I Florida's golden output oi processed citrus fruit te grow ing— p ro cessin g ju m p ed (rom leas hen tlx million boxes ip 1935 to almost thirty ollllon in 1945. Growth of demand (n thia vilantiri-hungry w orld indicatei there is need for more an d more p ro ­ cessing o! Florida's healthful citrus crops. U n­ like fresh fruits, ham pered by seasonal fluctua­ tions,, processed citrus c an meet dem and on a year-around basis, c an b e shipped .to w orld­ wide markets, can be sold as aparjeet conditions warrant. Florida, world's citrus center, is th e logical lo­ cation ic r many neW processing plants. This and many other industries face vn bright a n d prosperous iuhrte* in Florida. H ’ . 4 ’ ♦ LANEY DRY CLEANING CO. 110 EAST. SECOND STREET CMotto CITRUS PHONEuMS ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OP • i' o a v c v in n iic j i if r c o m • . SANFORD’S LATEST EGG and POULTRY MARKET I Delicious Foods Front Processed Citrus! • CANNED CITRUS • FROZEN CITRUS • CITRUS CONCENTRATE * • POWDERED O R AN R E NOTE. Writ* for coptM el abiItocH<*i IN* ond Otter M u itrio l p e n lb lllH ci ftorido. SERVING STRICTLY iWN A CUT-UP an Thq year-renad drew-up favor* He - - . always eight, always rich • loo king.’ Gleaming black' pataet to brine, 1 ■■.. V. r a to reduction ■-Sk I -Vrui-*• 1 t �•f THE * -. In. Unity Tharw .lt Strength— • Ta Fratacl the N a al, Iha VY.wU; • *. > . Ta Fra at* la the Pr*nr*a 1 Americat Ta FraAaea Fraaperity far SanferA AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVII Wl II Eatabliahrd 1906 •■*»■( j .SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, 3FPT. 23, 1940 .U . ■ U. S. Foreign Policx, Lauded /# ................... Airview Closeup Of Wrecked Plane In’ Forest i« .- New Commerce Secre­ tary Pledges Full Support To Chief Executive, Byrnes ....... —........— ■.’ ,, A lle v ia te d Pres* L e a se d W ire “ N O . 262 ------ V. .-1 Structure Of Peace Parley Is Upset IJ. S., Russia Oppode (.ranting Compen­ sation For Proper­ ty Lortt In Romania Killings Reenacted For- Police l*.\ KIH. Sept. ’ *fh« United S U In lcame,j up with ltiia.nu al l!u- I’nrix 1‘eace confvrepee lujay in opposing a plan Kinnl Allied huidnexs firm* full v-oiiipeiuiatpih for property th«y lo-.t iii Ki-munia, The action U vlcwnl n« having-upset-th# whole indemnity itiiic tu ir of the confclqlicr. • . , , rin- I'tiili-d State* position w,s e k p l a n i r d l u conference delegate* l>v H illui.I Thorp, ccofiomlc expert fur tin* .State Department. II* said.the O H * l Slate* it -how ronyiii.-e.l'that Itainaiil* Can IH>t.mW| ail t)i,. reparation,' and cumpan► ation ill MtuCidS placril upon har in the first ilraft df the Jtomanll.i Dark Siifns Of More Troubles (Rowing, Oh Labor- Fronts MEW YORK, Sept. 2.I.-t,1*i i America** vp*t *hippiiiK 'industry ' i« getting hack to normal today ofter Uu> worst maritime criai* in (In- iintiiin'ii hi»toiy. Dock Worker* and *ranieji are hark *-n, the Joh nt east and w**t ,cia«t pulU, an,| tW -aklp*—lied[u|» for 17 day* nmv are moving. ! llut lienee nloiig the nation's . waterfront may he- only teuip in ary. There «•*’ daik sign*, of new Inhor trouble* in the lint Imi distant future. LONDON, S new S ifretary Averell-i Ilarrli hi* firM pubi ' P a r tly c lo u d y tliia a f te r n o o n , to n ig h t a n d T u e s d a y . F ew slu tie r e d aflernoon th u n d e r s h o w e r * . M o d e ra ta a o u th e r ly w in d a in c r e a s in g to occ a a io n a lly fre s h w in d a tom orrow *. • .................. Activities Today ! At Major Ports j A re Increasing it; Aaaarialed Preaa Senator Claude Pepper of* Florida today endorsed liarrtnan'e appointment aa Comnerea S srrrtary. The Florida Ikemocrat, long a champion of New Um I views, declared today that llarrim an he* a very liberal and progressive , attitude toward the public latereat. The appointment. Senator Pepper observed,' la t& r **an excellent choir#.** W EATHER . SS-H afl-Ths Commerce, W. made alnce Re tbli new** .j Insisting from I fully-support men in L o n rio n i,____ _ .. . -............ _ r Romania *nt| th* tbe foraign policy of Mr. Truman defeated eounlrie* he re ­ und Mr. Byrnes, who aro carry­ quired to pay only me third comI hree n iaiitim e u u im i* h a v e ing on tba high* principle*, laid pemntiuii for properly lo,'se* c o n tr a c ts w hich e x p i r e „n S e p t. down by ' Mr. Roosevelt. There •10. u n d t h e y h n v e t l i r e u t e n e d t o suffered hy Allied >orporatiuns. A lies ths road to pears.** ,'Hriluin, ,n tin- 'tb e r hand, hat w alk o u t a t .'th e end of th e ~ Harrlrfiin wont qn to say that 'been Holding out for. 10|l .percent C / l l e - s Jin- U t i e n i l n i i i y y p he looked forward to Joining the romiiqllsaffoii Indieationx are that i t h e i i r 'lieVv e o n f l u e l » . l n v . i l v e , | - ^ n -A------Truman Cabinet' ae Heeretarr Hi,- Itriti-h. nhde iidinllting that t h r e e d i s p u t e * are t h e w e s t Commerce ' and felt that from Tlll.H closeup 0f the Belgian u lr-, standing .near the shuttered IH survivor* were, reported to /tinth.- preii.e,- now Ira, elianged, c o a s t ( ’I t ) l o n g s h o r e m e n head eil previous experience In .it he knew llner which cracked up near [craft. The furre uitt^coiiiinui to ilemand full in" urry' lltidges. ( ’i t ) M a r i n e the departm ent‘well, lie also held ( l a n d e r , ahuw slcut ajw ide .wath 1 ^ U m 'th ick ly !I> )*'»'*’|f I'.jured. ( lulrmation- hy by H llarry' N ew foundland, ______ dt*"it" i *• 11 . oi It "mania. f . n g i n o o n i I ’n iiiii , u n d t h e A K o f n pres* ami radio, cunferenc* nt como of the survivors (clrideM wrmfkQr area. Fourteen of .the al Soumlplmtu) ) t ir,., ".ii.,-,| i to* l’nite«l State, I Mnt£» mill •- 4:30 o’rlock this afternoon, Brit­ t.,«* in .loloisVng Hie princi­ 1 hr fi’tlvtitl tlt'p n f t i n t ’ll! luin ish time. pal ..I p.iilial iiiilemnif nation .•**'itf iiim I H int’th u ln t hi tin* *|li%It‘e bulisvrd in the American iilirn I?,, quest ion arose ill Con­ |»ii|«* bttwppn thv embassy In I-ondon Utst llarrintsn or. I"", with ili,- Italian treaty. - * luiiK M 'hurom m a n d ( h r 0)11*1 atntM . plans to go to Paris shortly. The I I.. t i i..*!> -.ii ! I*.day. however, I’ll** M u iitu * t 'lijfiiip t 'r s an* s im t A - trip will give him a chance to Hi .,1 t i n * . , . . p l . | . i v-i-i »e Hie r i g h t ON THE PORCH OF HIS HOME, Hilly Amin.on, 16 , (Ic tl) and N.ilbji. M1 n r)ft‘ tlu!iol»»» fo r a lif\\ cot* talk things over with Secretary I n ,,,«—11 f \ 1il l'l l p o - i t lo l l. Juntri. 13 m »;h !» tlrmimitiate for Sltcn'fT C» \V t\ii|H*nlcr, of Live <Lik, tract tml^y in New York (’il> of State Byrnes «q that any ----------------------------------------------a *»I he Viiieiirati move came x, I ’ .il, lh»» iii.fiiitt'i hi v%huh, tin*v ha/. ttn*y htiut to di'iilh Hilly n f.itlu*r, further mixuu on foreign policy J A i ' K SONY 11. 1.K, Sept. 2 3 _ 1''■* •••»««** « ' » l «*''*«II .11•I . , n lu ll its w*« outlined W II A ii .In •. ii. ami Ini htcpmotTirr, l)oimle Ymiinf Aiulri&on umu'lii'i . can be avoided. (Spei-ial) “ While di'iiiaiul ctfnT r,” " rnr' ,rr'" ’* U'(i>ii- uieliitirr* of H'e BatksnIn tin* »pot fis.m ulii» Ii lu* Hii'il the itiutgun t>laxl lh.it klllril hi* fatlirr. '* Harriman, who was. United to nlnorb production of ‘•■‘"'•"'It ......fu/ ruW I- iiiiimIi Ki'onoinie Cumlnixaion. it On Way To T ru a ^ n tin...-* ' •Limns bhovia how lie irstid a iltltf on thu vsMhlilliK inuihlnts while MiniStates Ambssssdor to the.Court of farm pr.Hluft*. or large *hr,re " " " ," „ uf !hrM* na put loinard a* an amendment St. James dntil this appointment, All Amendments P ro­ lux the iiilc Uiot tlljt killed M u AniiiMhun. (InUrnalUifial LTrltisu'r) •«.f that prod.n-tion, at agtUfoe- 1*,'" ,,**, 1* lh.pW * M Jur...lirtlfHml t. i clause Ml Hie proposed Koro• s i selecl*d4%r the Secretary of lory prices, it i* very hard f o r ^ ,ur1rrl ........'. . “ "V l«-i«.-.-n A I aioaii fieaty a .‘laUXe which has posed By Peasant Presidentt TruCommerce pus moot of ......... gel down to aerl-,*'f «"d » */'« , y iliiixl the innllilisaiuu during man. • oils Honking about whet w »> will UaxUlle the f»‘ • P arty .Are Defeated erven nirriillg* , • .lu” wh.-n till. cmdiUon cease* to msritnm- strike I'li. ( iiilr.i Slats* did not itat* exist, vet Unit ,* a Dung We " 4" * '• nli.il pi reel,!age of losne* It would j WARSAW, Sam- 23. UF>ll"t>,| to t,f thinking about it) 1,1 Lu* A"*r,c * it.Ilialiile.l fl'-m Poiiianis In com­ Home Demonstration The-Poii»h PertlaLNnt today ap­ Florida and «l* «w h »r » throiigh. P dispute iti.ulving ,\ K of I. pel eat ”rp . * i i .i' proved a new TfenHI election out lh.* country," .aid Willlan. I De-x-k hand* and (.It) c Tvds Are Ors^Wzed laW after a stormy* aiasleu. Tlie Gliewliero hi I’a ils British I*. VVilitm, d i r r c l u r u f M uriiln Fiitrnr" Sia-ri-lary f inest . BrVin measure, which had been hotly •*r -------O.rt r p u .i tv I".la) mth I’reilS t a t e K a r in c r » * M n r k r l i , i i n l n v v > I A I 1' Two new Home Demonstration debated hy Poland*! rival politi­ .trni i.ro iri 11nl u•111 of France “ N ationally, »«• h a ..*lr.-a.ly , D i l i I K I T S A l 'l * I ( )|( l yluba were organised in Sem­ cal groups, will determine how f.t IN I MIN. S.|»l J i .1*1 Vit aii.l .-•iiiri Moieign .Minister Y tins I u turtle of* thl«* i n u lile m . . ^ . • inole County .during the past that country's long-awaited gen. iiiitiamiMl foii*i)fti |tii\vt*r miih clnir);* M Molotov indication., were week, on* a t Elder Springe on oral elections are to ho conduct­ win. nuuwl.t.. potuto ir>*iu. 1Ijo ik Is A nd S a v in ^g s tioll, w lu cti b o x reached III. p o in t 1 t*.| l»y un IruniMit ^oViTiuutMil Hull II. vin nmild call fur a meet­ Sneaks Toniirht Wednesday, and ths other at ed. Indication* uro that the ing „{ Un- big ("in Foreisn Miniwhere Federal official* are *eek [I o n 11 SI 11 I f l ft I s i t l O l l Pauls on Friday, according to elections will l>d held In the next A ^ f i k f N t i i t i n tmlay- with I ' l i c m i r a R i t i R j *tei» n it Iiii i the next 18 hour,. ing to ftirlnil the crop suh.tan 1 IU K llU IttllM II .Mrs. Ouida Wilson, County home few months. It’s expected that revolt of firrre iiomml triln*jtIlev in returned t*» Part* ovor th* ’ Hally. the Polish government will an­ demonstration agent. ,W quotnl CHICAGO, Sept. 23, id’)—’ ftiwkirnilr ' hin,; iiig — the --Foeeigw •_ "With millions -v^uf ‘p r o pi a At Elder Springs, Mr*. Perry nounce the date within tho next iuHv A|i:ipi;! I h r Miu r.tri T*"fni.-ir hack to full . around.(hr world .in n *larvstt.,ii The American_biinkai * - a*-"ct||. as. elected pr»ild*iQt_oL seven days, giving- tha v.ilara at iruiph, (luliuniuii ► ’length fm Hi,, (ii'-t time vine* - .Ret,—or near that point, I h(>to tioll W ll totd^Tmfny that iuving* „ the new club, antf nt Paola, Mrs. le*iU>0. days notice •tour** t l i t L iirtl t h n l 'In* i i i m i i ifciitn f Mulotiiv irft i’a ii-1 fj-i ’ Movcowto *ee prod.ictifi.i of uny go'xl dcp"*it. and llir purclm-t- of V. C. Schley was selected -Ha- The new election law had been weir e e r r i v i n u a n d uiiiiiiuiu last Vug II crop reduced. However, we rniglit saving, Imii. iI, are Ihp main head tho new group. stubbornly opposed by Poland's t i o u f r o m n f*»iriait |*«m%*•* T h e * a* well rerognlie the fact •lint thing- that can stop inflatlop Other official! named for the conservative opposition, the pea­ w|i, k« e n ta il it Ii I imI ll t a t in the year* abend wo may hnve and li.itiy ,ip p rc p riity Speak­ Elder. Spring* Club were: Mrs. sant party of Vice Premier Stanw Ui*hl)iw h a d ln’s’u »r«’it ing a. lb«* 72ml annual ,'nnvell8. E. Norwood, vice president! blow Mikolajcxyk. Mi'iir I r u u i a t i r o » t a l " » ! t r | duction of n vifriety uf fuinl tion «f Itlx- Hanker* A*,ociation, Mr*. W. C. Buie, secretary; Mr*. T l i r f n r r i / i i I'owi’i rmttirtl i i » The Peasant party argued th at [ iteitu, utilr** »"tni' *"iutiim u Myron F rnnvMrM*, tin* |»rr«ii!ent J . D. Cassidy, Jr., treasurer, also the law would make a free and tin* .i rcu * tll«*it v y * i»*! ot hriw i# ** fuun.l whirjt i» nut ii"W hi visildy of tin* uvMK'iatioii’* AnvingN divi­ the following chairmen: Mrs. J- fair election Impoisibl*. In s Hut Ihi* I .«*iitIx■!i t l f f u - r effective u|>eratioii. The plain, sion, »Hid that *avings deposjt* P. Webber, finance; Mrs. J. C. bitter debate which preceded t.i e x |i l : i m t h i t i ii R h a have shown n Idg increase! Mold cold fncls a re th a t American ' Trk**, health; Mr*. M. E. Balmes. adoption of the measure, Peasant 'th a t It* atain i.4 imt Mix more students have soloed farmer* hnve mi improved Hie than SX.tXiO.OOO.IMM) over the level A food; Mrs. J . P. URoachk, cloth- tarty leaders charged that the the irlH'lliou und of lost December I* now in’ *avefficietK-y of th eir operation* — w ing; Mrs, Carl Bradbury, can­ aw would rob thousands of timii< to thr I'rruhui last nrejv at Hie Sanford School through -better m achinery, fertili­ Indi account*. of Aviation at Hie Munlcipsl ning; Mr*. M. E. N olan,^im ­ Poles of the right to vote and In ninithcr addre,, to the con­ ulinli linike* a total sation, and g eneral intrlllgenc* provement ofH om # grouhd*. and would encourage fraud. They also S;ti, | tin* llr it -«|i -|Mjk«'wmuii uf \ ii pml. of ►rvrii student, who have “ won of their liandling uf »peiat.»iM vention. Fre,| I. Kent, director Mrs. C. C. Hannah, Improvement charged fraud In the Polish ’ref­ th«* revolt *"1 1 , i io.ittn fni |h • New York City'* Hanker* l|o-u n m g," sine# tlie airport Incident to prmluctiou that of of home interiors. I ' r r ^ l u n L'ovt'i iiiiient erendum of Jun* 30, in which Apparently unconcerned by the they are |ir.Hluring Inriesxiiig Trust Company. »anl that only Other officers present were the government claimed popular lhi|idti h. s fioin li*hi:tn IiIm n i l s llu iiiii uVer to tlir • lly. under free enterprise can the repsrtustlons brought on by his l'lo,K,. nh.i have lukt-ll to th* volume* of vnriou* >‘i"p* "" Mrs. W. L. Johnson. Mr*, T. P. endorsement of its policies. thul thr iimuiKv'i't« mi) Ih* tiiiii recent speech, . Henry Wallace sm aller acrehge*. u u j with re- individuality nf the p#opl«f func­ Gslgsr, Mrs. W. L. Bennett end I ll>f U klOrtkoOt Itl rt ft! Ill*' )»«•» 1 an f o r thr f'tsl time alul ’’flap- < tion. Without « return "f free walks jauntily intu th* Whito The parliament voted .down sll durrd manpower. of llu-htif •nr .d littn'i |»iiiti*t I., .1 (Iii ii m ug." nil stone are: Mrs. C. W. Bowen. .It was de­ proposed bv the House to confer with President “ We don't know how Imu! '*"» #nterpri',e. Ken. ,anl it', incon­ |tul 11 tid«- uutlrt mi thr I'rin n i hai l Yo-I. Huhert dadil,. Edwin cided thet meetings would be amendments Peasant party. During the de­ Truman. Following the meeting _fficlenCy- .levelupinent may <»n* ceivable Hint tlieie ran l*e *oy <*ulf Iinf nun ufioy mmitt ^ up heouidy. It *I It Nelli. Iton 1 T* ‘held a t 2:00 P, M. on ths thlfd bate, a leader of the Communist it w-n* announced tiint he would tinue. If it doe* cdhttnue t« lasting peace. K ti I I v r W ar i i i i , |ir<»minrnt puii lit Iv air rniiviiiri d, Iii»wi*\i*i , lei and Yu- Hluekwelder. All ^ T uetdsy of each month. Worker* party accused Mikola- rfmsin in th* cabinet but would trip the gain in population and these men a ir forinrr servlc* Klnrulian, will Li* tlit* irriiil n|irak- t fti*tt the ii pi Imiitf vi ill hr i*r unhi* I I P '" At Psols, where the club will Jetyk of being anU-Kuiilan and noi* make any more public' sta te ­ export markets, a t now appear* vl Inlllltllt* w il l'll i ii o i ii U t a of with tho arrival uf Army irin nn’ii aiol are taking full advant­ hfeet on the* third Friday svjLawton Transferred or speeches until tha Paris possible, then we must face crop age » f the Bill of Right* to . . . Botnr) (*lui>s * of New Smyrna. | torvrmeiitM. f each month a t H:00 of hoping for Anglo-Saxon in­ ment* Peace Conference ends.-On Friday, lim itation— either by taking obtain free flight training. To Local Hospital |)«*l.nnil anil Snnfortl meet nt tlir Mrs. J. E. Thornes was tervention In Poland. however, th* CHisf Executive, s t acreage out of production, or New enrollment* aro being re­ Semlnolr Cuuntrv t ’luli. The uteriTin* word Nipirttii. iiu'Miiiiu;* Ja» named ae vfc# nretidrnt, Mrs. Siberia is almost' twice as larg* s fre** conference, announced through substitution [ * «»f ih*w T. W." Lawton, »uj»erinteinlcni ini; will i:rt umli'rway nt 7:*t0 pun, ia derived from tin* Jupannio ceived daily, according to avia­ Charles JL Powsfi as s ^ rs ta ry that Wallses ws* to be ousted crop* for old,' or in some other of public Instruction in Seminole oVIoi'k. a* continental United- State*. wold* for null and ti«ni)r. tion school officials, who report ’ and Mrs. Grace II- Cola “ from tl.*, cabinet. Wallace re ­ way. This Isn’t ju»t a. problem County, ha* been transferred-from that the total number of appll• treasurer. Council dMegata «* Tha flag at the United Stales signed immediately and Aversll for today's study — it i* a con-, Riverside Hospital ill Jackxiufunt* to date are 2 i.. Of this [ Miss Catherine Pox, Mrs. J . W- was fixed except for the disposition Harriman was named to head iinuing condition, whidl. we must vllle to the • Frrnald-LsDghton number, some are awaiting their Bhaw waa named clothing chair- of- the white stars in 1818, * tha ‘Commerce Department. ' papei* of eligibility and will deal with, proha h i/ through M emorial. Hospital,* n a n . Piwsont alto war# Miss Hospital officials this morning start Hight training ns soon as j many yaara ahead, and almost SUxabsth’ Harris, Miss Ruth certainly It will have top priur. nescribrd Mr. D w lw t'i connllion tlie,o' paper, are approved by Pearson, Mrs. If. W- Rplvsy. I»y among our agricultural wor­ aa Improvetl put said that he I* man Park hotrl d u rin g 'th e war the Veteran, Administration at lly JANK. KAILS • Mrs t o ' E E,X E.i Vpanm m ark, * . Mrs. J. fi. ries, through the. next dread*. Still nut tn-rmilted to receive WA.SIIINUTON--.Mri. Wlllisin year* when the General wa, -away. I’iu .x ,g rille . The**, irtclud# How. Mrs. . Taylor, Mrs. M. L. lt,m . - 1 Every farm er who - devota* visitors. Though she is erpiilly fond of urd A. Shryrtick, Benjamin L Ik G. Fsmbro, Mrs. Pearl Bates, 11. |>. Illamly, attractive wife of thought to this problem now, and the admiral who directed Opera­ the quarter* of the Chief of Staff Pearson, Jugle K. Smith, 0 . A. -Mrs. B. H, Smith, and Mrs- a« s who reaches some *“ rt “I ' ,,,uc Their? la no federal law forbid­ tion rrnisruad*. say* tin- atom a t Fort Myvr. aero** the I’otom- McWhorter, Willinin C. Davidson, Michels. ac from the Capital, »hr get, a Herman G. Echols, Georgs An­ rad an Itinerary for a member tlon for hie own acres, will !># ding lire total drsteitcllon of colnn bomb i, ’f ’way beyond" her. By JANE EADS drea,. Joe Willlsnis, Ralph Forego from New York to San that much to th* good, whnf tha by the|r owners. WASHINGTON—i ( ^ r fm»M»* " I ’d like to Keep It that way— bit homesifk now and then, To overcome thf», she goes hack liun, Andrew Csrtaway. Joseph mi,l h<-).-n.I the rest oY humanity the quandary t h a . Travel and Francises;--thence la Australia, situation grows mor*.critical Tho longest cleplianl . task ol IPo," shu adds; to the Wardman I’ark drug *torv* H. Gondrlchi Roliert-M*y*r, -Ro­ Veterans Service Transport Bramch of ths U. N. Iridia. South Africa, Prance and Variable conditions were re- which there Is authentic record la and oft around to New parted affecting Florida produc­ 8h<> says he i* happy.llu- Irsta aivl catches herself u ,'xla, and bert Sparkman, Murlln Turner, Any veteran la need of serv­ ■ccrctariste was thrown Into whan It feet, flve and a half Inches long, Richard Garl Kock, William A. in. This they figured to tion in reports received in my a t liiklni are over. Now ah* does­ sandwich nu\y acil then. ice (free of charge) in any of a delegate, strange to N*W York n’t have to hug tho radio hom ’ Dr. Carey D. Miller of Hie Mikkola and Charles H. Spark#. tha following categories Je re- City, asked th* branch to arrange be about 35,000 rnllesj three- offka this week-end. A* I fore­ and 18 Inches In circumference. Additional ground »chool eisaa after hour, chewing her finger­ Hawaii Experiment Station, who c a s t* f#F day, ago, th# recent­ quarter* of which vyfh by llr . • trip to Statsa island. quested to visit the office t has hern making atudir* of typical room facilities are being set up tA* rasponaibia akaodaa UsU Ha « u .handled with formality nails. Th* branch say* It* biggest > b ly acuta meat shortage, coupled DRIVE SAFELY Mile rail* hey husband "Spike” Filipino family diet* and an an­ and additional equipment la tmmatching * hla poiitlon * o ‘ /* r has been handling the with th* narmal Seasonal trend, ■ * alor - B-iB- Osrtar politely Informed tha borough waa travel problems of dflagates and has bean reflected In egg prices, Her# are earns of th# things and says one of her grratest alysis of 22 widely user! Filipino Ing procured to tak* ear# of KaUona) Bank BuOd- a w araT w a mHa* by ferry froni official* attending tha health con- during th* last fa« days. I note' a person must undergo before thrill* wa« hearing him broad- food*, says that Filipinos living this increase In student IntarasL th# tip of ManhatUn. that receipts on our Dad# City being issued a driver* llnmsel Aiit—safe nml alTva—over the ing In Hawaii Ihuuld eat more The itnff of instruction will b# firtdciv 1 v « * — XT. 5. B n•wort potatoes. enlarged soon, it wa* announced, It'* th# BMclal task of th# The applicant mu*t take* a ffedio after the awesome texts. 8 lata Farm ers’ Market during The U. N. .General Assembly o*. it* Dr. Miller says thr Filipino rats in order to absorb this Increased plqvroofU Barrie#, t i l North notui Travel and Transport* Branch ta will top that on*. I t la expected tha last week, while up substan­ road sign teat to determine if Mrs. Blandy%wa* born in Wash-, K n Avanu*. ■ , _ facilitate th # travel of delegate: he is acquainted with the road lngton. She was married here. a quantity of sweet potatoes in enrollment. tially in volume, have drawn an Vocal tonal Training and Edu­ and officials U> and from head that about TA90 persona will a t­ overall Increase of three cent# signs «ved In Florida and most H ir two chlklrert wpr# born here. the Philiptdnea, but 'unfortunately • Richard V»may, who la in cation — T. W. U n rtat, Court quartarc In New York- R'a na tend' th# aeaaJon*. ■ They are Hop*, now married to Filipinos in Hawaii have coma to charge of maintenance, stated per down for tho thro* top alias, «tb*r state#, One o f' (ha ithing* often dlffj Comdr. John Marshall Lae. flag regard them as a mark of low fi­ that tha repair facilities ar* small proMem. but there m ust Th# applicant muat undergo tfCo a ona-eent rise for small itartrig HotcHtulItt* be no delay. * l-to « clegates from , now In a position to take car# < . celt to an ay* teat during which ha I* secretary, to tha commander-in- nancial standing." . th a t th an <« a He say* education Is necessary of both major and minor re­ i early March., says 't b e foreign required to read standard let­ chief of tha Pacific Fleet, and Contact through uoyu * -# -ln America too. - Nations’ weakly bulletin. ters froas a chart. If tba Bill, In his last year at tha Naval now to teach them the nutritive pairs to aircraft. V- F. W. MBBT8 TONIGHT tv BsTTlea OfHear, They often have ta share a roomy » value of sweat potatoes and to applicant's vision la lees, than Academy a t Abnapolia. sometimes with a coroplrte^trangIn 110 recordings It was dlscovMrs, Illandy is a talented plan- "overcome the social stigma" at. Th* Veteran* of Foreign Want 48 oerrent aa nharu aa th* ^ t ^ r s l U r ' l w S ' sWnrt 2,000,000 ered that maaquUoe# have a Unwill meat tonight a t 7sO0 o'clock etandard. ae will aat be pxsa«d. 1st and waa aololat- at 10 with Inched to them. ,r,nt# U. N , will have at It# "Unfortunately." says Dr. Mil­ uagr all their ovjn—a soog for • t th» Legion Hut localad on I f glaaar* era raqalrad to paaa the Washington National Sym­ Assembly Beralnol* Boulavgrd.-L. A- Bryint; the tael, th* apallcant must phony Orchestra. She m s f b a r ler, "Fillplno. In Hawaii era In­ anger, knothef for mating. A WF ■ % ia t £ B B Z t U t & S fe save*, percent, of theI room# a In M Veterans Administration .offlcUt wear gUsaea while drivlag kuslmnd at Annapolis. H* was clined to adopt some of the worst to express anger. Nqn# ol*-Uia8# ZL dpen to evt f g visa* In • fraetlon Americwn food habits rather than sounds la audible to th# human Z of the time normally required by 'ratvrient hbUU belonging to $ # of tha Orlando office, will be ih a should h# b* Issued a lie*as#. "blina data.** an Individual to go frees one eon- Hotel Association of New Vorit guest speaker. A supper will be Mrs. Dwight D, Elsenhower be­ th# b#at, among them tha use of ear. The bussing that can b# ‘ " ’’Apply tba Golden Rule ta Q tv. T hat wlU will be t>e about 1,900 served before the meeting |*U City. came vary fund ok her apartment Urn much chndy,. soft drinks and is mad* by the beating of oar Driving? rooms ta 8 | hotsls, • In Washlngton’a aleganl old Ward- Oth«r eoiKsntra'ed sweats." - “ f f j M I S S It wbtgs. r-3/ underway. ‘ Poles Okey New Wilson Says Florida Farmers Eiedion./Law In Should Begin Future Planning Stormy Session Unnamed Foreign Power i Charged With Encouraging RevolT' In South Persia Six More Students Make Solo Flights . At Aviation School f Admiral Blandy’s Wife Declares Atomic Komi) Is Way Beyond” Her Staten Island T rip Request Throws " > U. N. Travel Branch Into Q uandary r a s i r - r s s iss S -c • *>: —ki.^ ■Ldngbs.v,., � 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 20, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 20, 1926. 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 20, 1926; <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/28db82c6ef68ffc9688e2bb0b222bff1.pdf c7bca99f2df3c5202976fc2dfd837fea PDF Text Text . I THURSDAY, SEPT. V9, 1>4t THE SANFORD VHERALD, msmsmsti . 1 •* 1 1 • ■* * I 1■ ■ I 1 * • 11 * 1 ’ 'I1 1 . 1^ J We are remodeling our present (lore (o make it one of the flneet and moet up to date in Florida I In order to bring in the new m erchandise for our newly remodeled store, we mutt clear some of th e present slocks. Now is your chance to buy those much needed pieces o f furni­ ture and ladies ready-to-wear at greatly reduced prices! ALL FUR TRIMMED COATS • black; br o w n , a q u a , red . 25% REDUCTIONS LIGHT WEIGHT COATS .... Value REDUCED FOR THIS SALE LADIES SUITS REDUCED ijj Large Group New 2-pc Living Room Suites 39.5 Oup mmm •—»’ FUR JACKETS GREATLY REDUCED Oj Bedroom Suites, Walnut, Mahogany, Maple Finish MSSmK^ - r V * i Prices Ranging i Dinettes from 5 Pieces . ... . .. ...... . H Kitchen Sinks Single~or Double . . . fjj W ide Selection of Sofa Beds .... mm jjj Wardrobes . 1*_ a- ^ ALL SUMMER DRESSES ®'s 69.50 up 59.50 up INCLUDING COTTONS, RAYON-PRINTS AND SHEERS 20% DISCOUNT. 79.50 up up | BEDS up j I 24.50 up . . . . .... . *. . ROLL-AWAY - _s ------------ || S ice Refrigerators . . . . . 34.50 up T Not Set Up — A 'Heal Value! AMAZING VALUE 53-pc DINNER S E T | WOOL RUGS DESKS I 16.95 up 74.50 ' 1 ' . 94-50. ' . 9 x 12 - - - 3 " a U f.j . " I B * ODD SAMPSON CARD TABLES .150 , H CASH & CARR V Values To • • • CHESTS 19.95 up 1 B j 1 ODD PLATE GLASS UTILITY 1 BEDS MIRRORS CABINETS I 9.95 up 12.95 up J 'Complete Service For .Eight! 1 J * ih . a d u l* U U J H ■ I OCCASIONAL I CHAIRS I 955 up | 1 .. '* Sra - j 34.75 j - i* Ar ' * . , - PLATFORM CHAUS ROCKERS • i 19.95 up 19.95 up a IJV " METAL >3"PC# I LAWN SUITE Table Lamps, Boudior Lamps ■ CLUB . J Both 3-3 and 4-6 Sizes I I — V %. * BEDS * ; • / 1 ______________ . « - 1955 V O �f V THE WEATHER In Unity Thar* la Strength— Partly cloudy this afternoon, tonight' and .Saturday with local afternoon thundraaliowora. . T» t a t o t the r*ae« at tips W»rU! Ta r n s w U Uis Fr*n e*e i t Aiptrici) Ta Fredae* Prosperity for BanfanL AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVII Established .1908 SA N FbR D , FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPT. .2 0 , 1920 A ssociated Press Leased Wire Reds President Reveals Final No Foreign Policy Sailplune. Altitude Record Holder osion Change Planned Military Commission Officials Declare Jews Sticks With Minis­ A re Responsible For te r s Decisions On , Blast In Which P a rt Sh Bulgarian Powers Of City Is Rocked Communists Transfer 300,000 Troops To Fundamental. Conflict In Wallace’s And Byrnes’ Attitude .Toward Russia Is Kalgan To Prepare 'Cause Of President Trum an’s Demand For 'City’s Defense PARIS, Sept. 20, (/P) — Russia, as well ps Britain, France and the United France and Iho- United States, remained faithful to Big Four commitments at the Paris Peace. Cqntorenco today in the voting on the — boundaries of the future free E sta te of Trieste. SHANGHAI, Sept. ’JO, A a-ehin<o* i'»iiimiiiii<il mail declarvtl today the will make on,. ( . Tbo savemment announcement H ie Italian Political an.1 T er. ritoRal ' Commission balloted -)! ■aid that the drum of exolnaives times on' various proposals to S*§ dropped fpun a truck into, the street at the fiitranc* t» h« -nilwav shops. Police iminediataly rlrn rr I nearby buildings end roped off the *!•■. Tha drum expi■ded after '.’|l minutes. Police .in Haifa* speculated the! the blasting was the work of underground r<>i*lanc« figh'ers. In London, meanwhile, savon I, who on Aug. J I . Sen noun’ Weiner. record breaking j tingiy painted luig HI feet in a ' tw o 1been nltifchcd In ll is shown grinning jproject for Annv of In* glider, (he serration nt tlrlandi Florida F u rtiv e Is Nabbed In New York Final TiU NllAlber O r T l a n p s ' ^ H Reds To Purgre Farm, Political Officials • LONDON, Sept. 20, W - T h * Russian ro ttim n en t today onler^ A foumfy-Ufid# pure* of farm officials and local political lead­ ers accused of .plundering farm ­ land*. A Moscow report said agricultural officials guilty nr anti-governrasnt activity fn pit. faring property .will be prosecuted ae common crimlnale. * The Communist Paper Pmvda declares that w U ln Individual economic- elements In Rtvsla hav* A*lt*d communal land* for their TJRifiiarM M i r. Bynu* Bryant Will Address Local V. F. W. Post • * - . - L A? Bryant, head o f the Veteran Administration's aob-regienal » ffl(; to Orlando, will be the guest «>«*k*r a t th* meeting Monday night of the Veteran* of Foreign Ware a t th* Legion Hut #» Semlnol* Boulevard. . Mr. Bryant will discuss on-theJob-trslninr sn o th e r Veteran w m berin st 1-100 o'clock. A^rupg*r will b* served nt that time. Sanford for Via* rt P. PitUroon lUmaam .. ■ C- Clark for - R o b e r t E. HOLLER,TO VISIT CANADA Key Holler wlU leave tonight aboard an E asltm Air Linn plan* for Qutbec, Canada, where he will attend th* top club meeting ef the New York Life Insurance Company of which he Is a local i United States has told slavls" that her charge of grer •tm U nent of YugoeUv r* In tha AtrclO-Ameriran Of Vonetla; Giula are fslw exagyerated. At tha asm* th* United state* has -de­ ed co-operation, from MarTUo’a government In. effort* O fficials. of the Junior Cham­ ed, mutt b4 unmarried, beleeen ber of Commerce announced today th* ages of IH and 25 and must th at the organisation will sponsor have *!>ecn a. resident of Florida a loco) contest to select several since Jan. 1, 1940. Nnme, address and tha ag* of Sanford girls to be entered Itr * contest to pick Florida's m.*st photogenic voung lady to be th* 1947 Or*nge Bowl Queen. Local 'photographer*. Raymond, Cog* Nichols and Wlebildt. have to ludi* the local contest Indie Idoal* dnd organl* actions may 4ntsr th* contest by sending sight by t#o .lossy print photos to the Junior Chamber of Con'est, Cotnnwiea - P_____ P. O. Box IMS, this clt: “ ire* tha photo* must he submit! Jayceos said, On* must bo a rslt. another must b* a ftt1 lh phota of the young lad; ■roaring a bathing suit and in .th tant must be'wear third the dress, street dre* Ing *n ei e msrieaa or eportii , i m i t ” in » s a t . as rii t o o p Senator Pepper declared io d ir lhal he brllrthd the ouster of llruiy Wallare aa Aec'rclary1 or ConiTnetir will lu re a far rrachlii( effrcl upon the country and probably upon Ihe llemocrallr party. Prpprr, an outspoken opponmt of the Administration*! forrlyn peltry, said he did not wish lo rommenl upon the Presi­ dent's oellon until he eould set the full lartt turroundliis ll and ran appreciate Ibe tl,nlfjranre. Senator Prpprr addrd. howrvrr. Ihe (orrrnmenl In respect la our forrlsn policy—which meant "1 attuinr lhal President Truman's sllrualiif or llie member* of war or peace— is nal intended at an allrmpt lo tllllr freedom of tprcch It his country by members of P o n ffn a *,r b> the peo|ilr generally.** WASHINGTON. Supt. 1R>. u1’>—The ronflut within PrvsidiMit Truiiinn’s cabinet ovtir American fnivign policy oxploiliul today with u roar hcnrit tliroiijflimil tlw* world. Mr. Truninn naked Henry Wnllnco to n*siKii ns Secretary of Commerce. Simultaneously, the* President jfave-a .vote of confidence to Secretary of State James Byrnes and de­ clared flatly that no change* : “j j ‘ "‘‘"" 1 T,“r1“v •! Jaycees To Sponsor Contest To Select Entries For O range Bowl Queen ment In Orlando. PAK1S—Secretary of stale Jamrt Hyrnro made nu lummrul today on Ibe uuaWr of llrnry WalLsrr aa .Secretary of Cumuierre. An omor lair of Dyrura uaa aakrd vtlirlhlirr the Srcrelary of Stale « u vurprivrd at the newt. The amuclale trplicd -Well. >rs and no.H Other prraoiu rloar lo Ityrnn u lil “he did liol look d I*pleated.'* • , l NEW YOKE. Sept. 20. W V aa yauiv A t PWyliK chain sang gitiv,, wiit arrdincS in New rk today fur allegedly ‘passing bad chtcka An hotels and depart­ Mayor issues Pro- p i ment stores; Detectives Identified ' ytl n m fk t tff.n rI'fkfIflV * ^ ' I d o I I i J U r V I V O l u thr f.i ikst.uuu m.nk necor* Iho youth as llernard .tfcndelsiin, C iu m u iiu n lu u a y , II .I I..hi..a>. market ml Detroit, Mich., and said he hud been serving a SH-year term for Stores Close j Jnling out worthless .checks in Palm Beach; Miami, and other lly JULIAN STKNSTItOM Florida cities. «Basel all was the chief topic 'P olice quoted Mendeloon no-say­ 'of- conversation todav mi 1I1. ing hq came' to New York after street! of Sanford and *liico.la*t fleeing a chain gang .camp' pt night's thrilling 4 to M Vlc'nry Callahan. Fla laeL September by ever the Orlando Senators l<* hiding .In a swsrnp. tie up the series three_.gaim • to three, there have been sevri.nl NEW YORK, H,pl. 20 Important divelopmrnt* . moiii (A P)— The Coast Guard ha* Work Begins Today here today. announced off trial), that Mayor II Jam*-On Old City Cloek GutMeanwhile; i«ue*t u proclamation i*«l.*y there are IB su rriiu n of thr Workmen from the 0. B. ~5trv irg ln r a* many Sanford fan* '■* crash of a Belgian Afrlittr* Clintoek Company of ^Minnesota attend the game a* |>o*sihlk to Plane near - Gander. Nr* were busy this morning giving support Manager Ed* Levy’s yl tl> foundkaad. Soai* of th* la dH-thilr. Dgbt to capture the seriea the City clock a t First ’Street And survivors are said to Ire In w ln ttiq right tu play the Park Avenue a thorough "fare and "very bad *r< .limt." playoff rhamplont of the (iettryin. lifting" and "operalioir.** rids league. New cables secondaries which HiAlso Ihla afternoon, officials GANDER A I R P O R T , Sewopara'e ifc# hands, hamrnrrs snJ of the Sanford Merchants A*«»constitute tha clock are bein< in­ L-undland, Sept. 20. u1*i lh. re riation announce.) that most of stalled, according to Tv T. "Cub■ho retail atoree In U10 huslpe** I *Iill is no definite* iilfuruintioii n» resth and Vern Spelts, company district will close tomorrow even­ lo the numlter o f ' survivor* in ing at 0:00 o'clock In erder to per- the big Belgian airliner winch rnlt personnel / of the firms to crasher! In n wilderness near reach O rlando'by game time. (ianderv Newfoundland, Wrdnra, General Manager John Ganxel day inurning. It is believrrl that i t the-Orlando Benator* »aid lids five to seven persutis nr,, alive. efternonn whan contacted hv T|ie The Coast Guard says it Ins Sanford Herald that Orlando officials were anticipating a sell been unable to renew communi­ but and that it would probably cations with the rescue crew* si be th , greatest rrowd In the his­ the site of the wrecked plane tory of the Florida State League so far today. Bad visibility iu the area haa forred the ground­ Forrestal Becomes ing of additional ' planes which were tu be dispatched tn Hie Dean Of Cabinet scene. WASHINGTON, 8*pL M , A rescue party from Ft. Mc(A P)— Henry A. Wsttace'e Andrew reached the plane last fapsrter* free*, the Cenunerc* night. Soon after the plane was Department leaves Secretary reached, however, batteries in of the N ary Jam** V .' F or­ the reecue party's portable equip­ restal tha ' only Roeoeveltment burned out, and effort* sppointed member *f the cab-' are being made today to ged iaet, ■v ■ batteries to the rescuers, as well Since P reeldent Trnman en­ aa any needed supplies. u re d the White Hone# he .ban made then* ether ckaageef harly !» Still llnhnnu/n Miss JoVce Bevls, state exten­ sion clothing specialist, will he In Seminole County Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 23 an<] 24 lo con­ duct taild/inr .classes. Clothing Tile epok i-.niian, ('lien Cilia. K iiiik . aniil if lliat effort f.illt |tli«* .Chinese Communist* wllT ■ fe-'l jllallflril til |Hlll|i»(lili): t lie ••• full cone mi >* 'H k III ill* Nanking m-gutiitlimi' I'lien «ni,| tlir Nuuking tnlkt . . . : l i ave >1* (rii..iat*<l pi(>> wlijit he t t s R B t f c l f c J l i C M a a . Ii mil'll l,. . h 111*.11• tilt* turriMit civil w^r to -i Xtrl min it. 1I■■ < .*i isin tin . ! h i l l , ! «it In r I »« II • a I ;»I it |' I 1■iI|*' W.jllljll ii- ii H “ it litcnniit ratin g!) rvi 1«l«*nt Hint tin* Ktii'tmnlahg guv-' —— — crnrnciil u to nehtevw Photo tty Nichols military .ncupati.m of many ( oiuiniinitl-ltrlil eiliet and taili > was only u I'll heliiiul liny way line* " rkei in Ibe cm *, roiinir) race Jn „ • ,||,|mt,h from I’elpmu. I'cl.ainl. aiitl |inrllcl|i(ilei| in ^Vaaocinleil l‘re,» eorreuppmleilt 'l*'rstunt* a* tile M'liiiclpal 'p „ ,,, Mu-tin-on leporla Ihe Cliinete ifoteniinriil I* doing |H*l thlilN, tin vi*luriuu* force* are •ulvuncing Unsaid Knlgun, the I Cniniminiat*' Inn military bo»e In f'lialiar provuuy. Mnttersoh *ay» I th» government la prepared lo Sanford Baseball Lehman Expects New Record To Fans In Frenzy Be Set During 1946-1947 Sea Over Clothing Expert To Hold Tailoring Classes In County WAHHINGTON— 11*1101 Wallace wll| make a ‘ radio »pceeti at •CM e'rjack, Eastern lli/ lls b l Time lonifhL W allace Will apeak briefly over lit* Columbia Hroadraattnf Njdrtn and possibly ulher nrlaarkt. . policy by members of the rsecu- ^ 7 ^ , 7 " ' , Hvc branch of the government. >»« jckea Wall, .He inserted that no such .tale-1 inents are to l»e made vvliicli are f'*inr in conflict with the established Until „ sue, foreign policy of the United i* ehov*n, the ( Stater. Ha said that the stale- piirtinent will l.e inents would hove to be cleared Under*ecretary \l with the Stale Department. J*bo «* now o„ ll The President said that he regretted the breaking of a long / K, nlnteirst !r ’ I'm and pleasant official association ^ with Wallace, but th at he was Undersecretary. Be sure Wallace would he happier In New Aork. tl If-he could present his views as Wallace resignation a private clUsen. 'T « buying spur] Mr. Trum tn’t re q u n t for Wnl- ,n*' , im la c .'. re.itn.U on came a . what 1 ^ * . / T ! T K'r "' might be called a delayed aurprise. When Wallace first made }*° J L, statements In conflict with those {. r " of Byrnes. It wa. expect*,! th a t n ! he would be asked for his resit" ' J 1' ' 1. nation. It I.U r seemed that the “ m atter had been smoothed over y „ y , * by Wallace'* promise not, L, Wnllac, deliver* make any more foreign policy *>« foreign policy i statem ents-until after th* Pari* Madison Square Gi Peace Conference. Then, today, came th* Truman Wallace declared request fer Wallace'* resignation Zoning with a for — a request which caught the be handled success! Commerce Secretary’s personal tough-wlth-Russl* sta ff by turprioa. Th#y h ad n 't to“l h m w bro, heard a word about th* ouster *»•! or lasting. Tl untU newsman advised them. t*L th*^ tougher Since cabinet member* eerve wllk geL a t the pleasure of th* Chief Wallace also tut Executive, a request for a resig- no more business I nation automatically means th a t affairs of eastern tha member la out. Wallace la Russia has In lh expected to make a statement fairs of Latin An on . tha m atter late r today. . Europe and tha l Wallace disclosed th a t ‘ he had n . tu . iubicct oi ■topped down shortly a f t o r |M( had this U> .i President Truman had broken ||h | mpqr|alUtle the new* of the cabinet shakeup v * .r y u t . | one a t bla new. confarence. AfUr a wllh R u s s i a n Ulephon* w tTenaU on, with th* wpu|d ]Md th* President, Waller* addressed a d|w t to ^rar un letter to him a . "D eer H arry." . T l L r t y define! and the U ttar o*W: • * policy of our own “A* you requested, her* h m y ------------resignation. I shall contlnu* to Henri Becquertl fig h t for peac«r*f.am sure th a t dloacUvlty to IMS. J CPHM Waits Returns To United States CPIIM Jw m * (I. Wail*, Jr., son «f Mr. and Mr*. J. G. Waits, .Hr, of this city, has returned, tu the United SUtes' after a tour of duty In China, it was announced today, • Chief Waits La currently serving at Camp Joseph II. Pendleton, Oceanside,' Calif., -With th* Third Medical Battalion of the Third Marina Brigade. A. K. Powers Issued Building Perm it A building oermlt ha* been Isiued a t tha City Hall to Capt. A. K. Powers, now -on military duty in Germany, to erect a dwelling at Rose Court s t ■ cost of 10,000. Mrs. Onl* Z. Bird,- mother of Capt- Powers, la directing tha .deUlla of the building, P. M. Campbell la con­ tractor. . ,, Another reeont permit la that Issuid to , T%I, Wiliams to arect nu* between* Fourteenth Fifteenth Streets. Thi �! Sanford Herald Malllafcwl I# I M i aa4 s#»4nr al ••■ford. r > tM l • 111 *u ##»Hb A»ee## B aslssss N s s s i w . a u a s e a ir n o N b a TR* rarskU Is A4*sar* — 5 r » 'M r r —— \9'26 ANOTHER-JUVENILE DELINQUENT •- Mils* . uoiioon ORAN ■ rrter, » r * h FRIDAY, SEPT. 20, THE SANFORD HERALD, 3 AN FORD, FLORIDA P A C E TW O ‘ The. infinite possibilities of- flood food are clearly shown by thi amazing succcss'of the Toll House! an in­ teresting little rcstnurnfit On the outskirts of Whitman, Mass. Established early in the depression, this now famous food emporium, not only survived the storms ami strugKles of thosq troublous times, but despite recent food and labor shortages ntld the ravaifes o f wartime rationing hns Krown intb a thriving business institution. ” Founded by a fnmous dietitian o,nd her husband in 191)0, the Toll House opened for business with only seven tables, one male assistant And a waitress. In three years time, years which saw thousands of other restaurants and businesses of every description closing their doors, tho lumber of*tables had been increased to 64. At the pres* m a n y l e a d in g st o c k s a r e • ■' . HENRY!* Undervalued Intelligent tnrectors bay . ouD . „ , sell them when market Lcead Intrinsic mince. L fi nc . ef n t a t i l a study an which r>w r«tM STAN Cl MTCbtomG n»»»*arai»- . m i n n l i T O n » 'j a Ik , , I 11*14 #1 ■4 t r r « l a l h 4 i m a l a l a l a t B l a IN* ! • » » • l a Ik* r a a a l r r w tlk kr#A««ar<*t# l a C h i r a c * am ir *ailiW4 la lha » f*r r»■*«kUr#lls# •» all *•»•• AUe#lrk»* **#411*4 I* It •» a*V«»t«* 2 5 ll» 4 la thi* aaarr ««4 B r la«al k*w* aahlUh*4 krr*la. ill rlahti la r*a#kll*#IU# al •»*cal aUaalrhr* h*»*la am ala# r*------ ----—l^_.— :------- Poor English Professors at two largo universities havo been saying FRIDAY, 8KPT. 26. 1*46 that today's high school graduates are very badly tnlned •-L'iw'. ^TvV'pvw rolProtiAY 'in t,le use of the English languago and in the fundament^ 01914* — *— njs uj grammar. One professor went so far oa to say that UNLESS YOUR OBJECT' IB pjany freshman college students arc unable to distinguish JUST f f i n ^ f f s i T p l W S : b«*wc«" »" ndjectlve and an adverb. piusm° OTHERS. YOU CAN’T* These are hard-words, but many parents will agree FOOL YOURSELF NOR THE with them. The letters written home by college students MAKER. BETTOR TO have are often horrible'examples, in both grammar .and spellm N ^ » ir A ATIBat whmY\hou The -tfblMge student needs a working kn/wledgc of d ^ t8»lmN^ 'not thy left h»nd English in order to express himself clearly antr forcibly’In - ® , I . \ i J ..iL sw«et moons T No plaint for soring with ItA'blun.. dering end ache, no -elegy for • SinnmiT. will ! fashion. but I m..n riot with barbaric dev and climb th•• midnight’* high dcfilo- with passion and watch the lean wedge of wild f» O e *o over, . pnd while the shsrp frost-silvered wings depart < , 1 shall exult with beauty^nor cero ’ how soon the white snows drift and cover this rowdv liesrt. 1FUANCKS KU08T. W* *«eo where the, OPA b*» decided to increase the price of ride which you c*nV buy. President Truman is said to bo planning to set up a special com­ mission for the purpose of rooting Reds out of government lobs.' It should begin wltj l the hlglier-ups. Are ycu still waiting for that automobile you have had on order for the past year! Well, 60,000 Detroit auto workers are out on • The’ Tlmes-Unlon Is Interested .In knowing where Drew Pearsoi got hie popy of Secretary Wot(act’s latter If he didn't ‘'ril.-h” It from Department of Commerce Diet. May ha ona of the communlsts working there “fllcheJ'’ It for him. '* ♦ ' 'r Secretary Wall ice say* he will not resign from the cabinet "badause he it an honest man”. In hi* July 23rd letter to Preildent .Truman, he *»id, “There ii a school of military thinking . . . . which, advocate* a preventive war (against Rustle)". But the Secretaries of the W tr and Nary departments ilow write. "There U no basis for thU statement, There !e no euch w lllU ry think. Ing”. Evidently someone isn’t “an ■honot man". • . Jimmy Roosevelt days hn '* 100 percent for Henry Wallace, but Senator (Jcorgo of Qoorglk In those nations, did not want td be loclallied.. That’s where we disagree.*' We have been hearing a rood deal about thle so-called “Get tough with R unla" policy, of our State Department. Bat that Ik ike name which the vommgnlet* lir e our foreign policy. And R doesn't me*a that wa Ihtctld to IhfHhge in the Iw st on any rf UnaiaW rights, domestic or forelgu. Ct that .wa jklll Uy_tu -any. way te tell, tha Russian* what V ttf can do about th e ir. own af- ha* Il' i M i t i n i a a n L tn a la n Iwl 1 It In b V t n O l l a i i n A a •> .1 n )v t I i I • • The Printing Press ' I art} the printing press, born of the mother earth. My heart is of steel, my limbs are of iron, and my fingers are of brass. I sing songs of tho world, the cyatorios of history-, the symphonies of nil time. I nm the voice of today, the herald of tomorrow. I wonvc into the warp of the past tho woof of the future. I tell tho storios of poacc and war alike. I make the human heart beat with passion or tend* urmpis. 1 stir the pulse of nntiops, and make brave men do better deeds,' and soldiers die. I am the laughter and tear*'of'tho world, a n tff (Htrtl never die until All things return to the immutable dust. • 1 nm the printing press. (Robert Hobart Davis (1869*1942) ■i i ' - T t ' *'N p |v *' Vetuf. UuLf. tfOuM, C la u d e P tfsp M. ^ r- f beit for Am trka. Secretary Wal­ MIAMI REACH Dear Friends: „ t . lace wa* very much heartened When I wrote'you last 1 was dver the President’*-'wpprpvit of In Seattle/- After n -week speak­ h t r iptech, for he like m l, hu* ing on tho Pacific coast lot felt we were btlnr led towards Democratic ndmintes for the Sen­ another and worse war end ha ate and Houie of KepreaenUtlvea ha* been deeply concerned. I returned East to New York end 'Now the State Department end with Secretary Henry Wallace the Kepubilcane am anti-Kooiespoke a t a great rally in Madison vclt Democrats have got hold of Square Garden opening.the Demo­ the President and induced him to cratic Campaign in New York.on •ly that he did not intend to ap­ behalf of senator Mead who op­ prove Mr. .Wallace’* speech. .! poses Coventor Dewey for Gov­ do not now know what Mr. Wal­ ernor ends former-governor Leh­ lace la going to do hut I do not man who te Democratic nomlnro e*e how ha can avoid resigning for U. S. senator. hi* place In tba Cabinet- It U That- waa\ the speech by Mr. too bed that* the President who .Wallace which caused the furore. I* charg'.-d under*the Constitution Mr. Wallace announced the Ptesl-' with the conduct of our foreign dent bed. read and approved his policy dote not feel sufficiently speech oh foreign policy. The sure of himself and enough n)ascrowd quite out of ayibpathy ter of his own Administration with tha way thing* are going that he can declare hi* views at *_ pBn» biased and booed whin Any Nm* and hi* representative* Mr. Wallace elated that some or Will follow him ratner than At­ i.i* tioeral view* ** to the beat tempt to eo-erce him to repudiate way to prosperity and peace a speech which he must have ap­ wens step the views of President proved aa to content as Mr. Wal­ Truman. The crowd .Imply dW lace said‘ he did. It la obvious not belltvl .that those vleera Could be thp views of the President aod oof State Deportment and odr delegation abroad following th« course- thay-’ dke MlAWing. of wbat he eald in the addmia B ut'M r.W allacetold th* pudlsnee because he was a Cabinet otfl.er Of 20,f«0 111 effect that they were and the subject 'wa* very importdoing' th* President an Injustice and that he vfM not anti-British nor aml-Russiah] that he wraa of th* same kind of a apeec! _ ■■PWV------------- - — . nil that ha wanted to be fair with tha Ruetlana and •>! othef natlqps pnd he W»s not'tied up with.. Britain -ec-any-other-nation Intl dplogAwhat. he thought wq* I made on lha sam*'occa»ioo am time will prove that hla WlaVt greet Attach and atte out Uu only policy tot our country f| Rttricti fT W4 kmo'b'TvT'jx-^ and world-well-belhg In our Urn* Mr. Wallace kbd I against g re a t! may be said of me odds anil < unjust ! again prove I arr *“ J every ------ kCnd H) of criticism end accusation are try -- the __ sifcly and Pca< 1 I ry—niy r v ---nn> snlm Ing to point out to' our people .lU rot ta.. ...I roirse which is strictly on A m .r-j tllrl‘ n, tn ,k M i *i 01 rtr hundred years sleep lean policy—not ilrUlth, not Ru«* j ■im. not anybody else — Juat I In Athe | Josacred aoll of the South. as I am yocr Senator American. We don’t went Id a«c [ | ’will, like an honest doctor, : r y anv foreign Ism get a foothold I |„ (e|| yW M you the truth About the In this cuuntry apd we know th a t. public -good’ i. I1 know you ■would the best way to keep them out have me. ------foilow’ no other course. is to keep American democracy A* 1 write this a wonderftl itrohg In America ai~IL ... 1—. l . J kV.^ th . Atlantic rush.* his country and the world out In over from lovaly Miami Beach. I of a war which would destroy wish^ you. were here to enjoy It our kind of d»mtf:raly and th . ami 'fcould " .U yToni . ig#r myself. hop* of our kind °f •* world. yVery #ry ,truly ro' yours, The people are being deceived # CLAUt CLAUDE PEPPER by propaganda anj false Inf.irutjt___________ tlon. They do not get the Tacts, j . CHECK YOUR POLICYI Have you Automobile, fBodily Injury and Property Damage Liability Insurance? Remember Fire, Theft, Collision Insurance doe* nol’cover Your Responsibility To Others! To the* Food We Like to Drink ^ * * • For Its Wholesomeness PHONE 1061 OR 2302 FOR REGULAR • DELIVERY OF ALL THE MILK YOU WANT! 20TH AND SUMMERLIN A ttendance like A t S tate P ark s Reported T A L L A H A .S S F .E . / / GEORGE HARDEN, Owner and Manager — '***•*-•‘ -—i*— rrniyrtfN W M tnB N juL Sept-’ 20 Special)—Attendance at Florida •Ate Parka for July and August war about three tf« H mow {ban for th e same -m o n th s, laat yesr, According to figures rrlessAd here by tha Florida Park Serylre. Daring July this year 26,907 person* v i a l t a d bU te Parks MAlnst 7,293 last year. In August J The parks now In operatioi are: Florida Caverns near Marl anna. F art Clinch near Fenian dlnA. Hlghl-nd* PlAriST __ _____________ _____ near ibrinr, Gold Head Branch near for warning against th e war 'h a t kya.one Heights, Myakka River would corie to ua If we did not do •onuthtfitf td Atop It- .Later my enemies laid to edtelt I wAs right. I am right again and whatever Picture of the DALLAS a t $10.00 $10.00 lo $15.00 THEY ARE HERE NOWI rraquenUy communUU Ini Lak : »*w Jitf cr*.', oi-s- �FRIDAY, SEPT. 20, 1920 T H E S A N F O R D HERALD, SANFORD, .FLORIDA PAGE THREE Lovely Tea Given Till# Afternoon PKA Fraternity Has For Pi Beta Phi Sorority lhishees Banquet For Riishees Betty Colbert To Wed William FaTik IETY EDITOR — Cecelia Truluck T in . Hrrk.n. on Magnolia Mra. B. (}. Smith of Oviedo wa* .hopping in Sanford Joday. L. C. Harper haa joinerl the U. S. Marine, a n j will leave hext week to report to Parris I.laml.j *ne group aiarieti (B thB rid* early in the evening and aang familiar fraternity aongt anroute to the apringa. Swimming waa enjoyed after which a delicioua picnic supper waa aerved around a camp fire. ••• Group singing and dancing fol­ lowed Th* outdoor picnic. Ruaheca preaent were Glenn Lingle, Jr., Kenneth. Leffler, George Cox, Pete Brock. Hugh Whelchel. Jr., «... R*4,urnr , Alvlh Kilpatrick. BUly lirumley, Bromley, Billy Gray, l4iurtcr 1-aurltr w a rd , Bobby Junes. Tommy Vau­ ghan, Clarence McKee, Jr., Bill Branan, E. C. Harper. Jr.. Kirby FIW, Jr. and Dale Scott, Jr. Mr. and Mra. Charles H. Tyler of Silver Lako celebrated Iheir f>«th wedding anniversary recently. * ‘ Pete Mero haa received /tile rating of chief radio officer iif.|hv Merchant Marine.. Mra. Hepa, U. Jolly of Auburn, Ala. ia the ' guest of Mr. and! ‘ Friend* of Mra. Jerry Beer will- regret to learn that ah< la confined to her home ii Geneva hecau.o of illueaa. •Guss^a of the ruaheea . were V 'u ra ilu . MONDAY HAPPY BIRTHDAY The Womans Missionary Union September 19 leers of the . First Baptist Gordon Frederick urch wilj • hold an executive meeting a t 3:00 P. M. followed Ccld sliced turkey combines by the annual business meeting a t 3:30 P. M. when 1047 offl- well with a leaf of fresh garden lettuce on which yrni have placed cere will he presented. ’ appetising mixture of whole The Depondnhle Class of the an freshly cooked green string beans, F irst Methodist Church will meet finely shaved onions or chives^a a t the home of Mrs. Iv A. lain- toueh.of garlic suit, und enough denberg on Brown Avenua at curry powder to add an agreeable 8:00 P. M. lierh llke navtrr. « DOWNTOWN CLEANERS & LAUNDRY Phone 914 n f I’i Kappa , SI TH EATR ES Alpha social f fraternity honored I'entral Klor. iila rusher* WeJitVvIay evening I with a stag bamiuet at the Ifni-1 y.r^.ly in Orlando. The . fr* ( *rn r» nf gnrnrt anil I Kdi|h llf th i. between 4 :0 0 and 5 .IW cit „ Bnnolw,ctolr iminting the S»n on l f ir * of- h , r daughter Hetty Floy ' k ' " ‘{L f , ^ »" William- Proctor Farik. .on o f decora! rlT v 0 " " M " * h f‘ by Mr“ »'• •Vrx- .'William II.Karik* Sanf »;• . . . , of New York City. The Wedding 1,1V * OPENSt ' 12:,45 P. M Daily FRIDAY! SATURDAY ONLY ^ * 7 j W* ^ Trr W% 1 t.j ixL n n in r k ir iy graht 1UIZY KNIGHT JANI ADAMS AMDOLPH SCOTTiw O n I h e S a m e P r o ||r iiin or, curtain. • Wusll II III licit a lids, -then inotateu tin- npota with lemon juice, sail and hang the curtain In the nun to dry. ____ Mra. O. T. Pearson left Tues­ day evening for Fort Pierce where ah,, is employed by tlie American Fruit Growers. ITt'klta can he'm ade Irimi al­ most any lrtiit.i and vrgrtables. They help to save the surplus train your kitchen garden and ttlll come In mighty handy to give variety und spire to those ‘imply nil'll Is ihui vmi may umjt to serve II ypnr sugar supply Ls low use.molasses Mi' m Doris MrCall of Tavares spent SunJay aftermum with her parents Mr., and Mr*. Edward sptiHNtuh'day afferomm with her paren's Mr. '•and Mrs. Edward Mr*. W. J. Thigpen ami ilaugliter Jane who are sja-nding gim.< time at Ormond. Ilearh are visit­ ing in Sanford over the.wrekend. Les-Souers Hold ^~ 7 First Meet Of Year E|l Fielding left yea'.erduy for Parris Island, 8. C. where he will I become a member of th e 'U . 8 la s Soufrs held .the first meet­ I Marine Corps. He i* the son of ing if the .-.erf year on 1urs.lay Mr. and Mr*. E.* N. Firlding. eviritnr with tlie ongimil s|nm1 sor, Mr* I*. IE. Dawson, -peaking 'Roe Martin has replaced J I on the Adopt A Family, Plan". Tri-Dclt Sorority Wathin as ths office managci The girl* agreed to adopt a fam ­ (Jives Coke Party fer American Fruit tlrower*. Mr. ily in Belgium bv the mime of • Wathen ha* Keen transferred to Emmanuel de Saedelcer 26 Plave The Delta ljpltn Delta *..ior. . Ft. Pierce. Du Huipiet. . natelet, llelgt: II I. Then- sre two daughlri* in Ihe v m.rnliers entertained at the Taylor Brown student of fnnillv Agni* wa* I. in In IHTI i.iii,. of Miss lads Meriwether I'ediu-sday afternoon with " n Georgia Tech. -Atlanta. Ga.. flew and Marie, in lll.HI. • home for the weekend to visit The member^ agreed to* take oke party for the Snifonl with his parent* Mr. and Mr*. T. turns corresponding with th e1rw*hee». Dainty sandwiches cut Ira. In delta and crescent shapes C. Brown. I tnmilv and sending box**. Dawson announced that if n line w ,‘ rT served throughout th,. a f­ ternoon. James T. S t . John ha* le'.urnrd in the city i-ns interested I . Riishees were Miss Dorothy to the home of hi* mother in ing with this project *<i r Citnnley, Miss Daphne Connelly, Valdosta, (lu. aftcr spending a Miss Je,nn Sayer or Miss Ml** l.ueille Altman and Mis* week with hit sister and brother- Gootspeec. in -la w Mr. and Mra. I.. I. Ililghiy. Miss Goodspv'd picaidid over Betty Jn llrock. Meinliei* were Naxt - wsek »;he will , rcturiy the meeting ns the piesidrnt Missi ML* Jian Whlgham. Ml** ElimAthens. Ga. where he will resume Sayer was rpll.d uway. The- belii Whlgham, Mis* Jessie DurT.. his studies at the University of sponsors of "the club Mis Wayde den. Mi** Betty King. Mi** Rucker. Mr«. II. C. Ileixel ami|| Mildred Roh-Oll. Miss S y l v i a Mrs. C. It Dawson weru inlr *■ Meiseh and Ml** Maltha Wight Miss Kay Steed of Orlando r - du ‘eil. A round table discussion tertained for Slnfoct! and Orlando f o llo w e d . Chi Omegas members and rush­ Those present were Jan- ('himes* at her home at 732 I.ticerne man, June Bose Dutton, Barbara Terrac* recently. Those attending Chapman, i.oulse Clark,. I.ylliuu FLOWKR PLANTS gxa. Miss Martha I Hoyle, Gloria .Damplor, Kitty Oih lUill Brosrn, i Connin McCall..• ham. Caroline Lee, Shirley M on- ^R E A inv TO SKT Daphne Con­ land, Phyllis Haeh, Hetty Jane nelly and Betty Jo Broek, ruth- Copeland, Evelyn Ratliff. Jean • G llllin rd in Hayer, Ixilo I^e, Myra South ward. Joyce Goodspeed and Nanrv - Mr. nnd Mm. O. T. Pearson i Williams. • B aby B r e a th Mra. J. K. Rowland, Jr. and Sylvia Ann Pearson returned Tuesday • Forget Me Nol* Ttirre Is a quick ami ena\ <!•'.-> from n vacation trip, visiting reert! Peel whole |ieaches. sttul latives in Missouri, Kansas nnd • Ctilettdulaa Arkansas. Miss Marian Pearson lightly with' two or throe cloves and place In a sugar syrup with o remained in Kansas to attend • C n rn iitio n s Kansas State. College at Man­ stick of cinnamon and poach lightly. covered until tm drr but hattan where she Is a member • Pinka- iiQt.mushy. Serve well chilled. i)f the sophomore clasa. • Mrs. Arthur B ranan' and sons Arthur Branan, Jr. and William Branan and Mlsa Naomi /illrouer have retarned from a visit at Daytona Beach. They spent several weeks there and had as their guests during, th a t time Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Brownlee and Mitt Malguerite and Bettsy Dibble uf Deland. _ DOUBLE FEA TU RES cV: Saturday Sunday ‘ “ •'•••ilr NO D I A D I I M , ON THRIUS ' lss .it GMMVXlt Hues* (OMWlf L - O N THE SAME IM tm iRAM - IN BEAUTY IN QUALITY IN ACCURACY Jiminy Stewart l^iulette (ioddard •» Charles W inniper in Miniiny Steps (hit (A d n p ItT l F ro m " P o l O ’ G o ld ” ) Yo'vf w « l|M g l w O d'ltg fo» W A ttM A M WaKbtl hoi O l long toil <0 «« «0 lh«t hofPj |tpt» tooK h Owl . fft NOW . , , TOY A h tu ra i A»*l o W A llM A M C om floi'Owl O'tOf ot Tk« NIW Wo'ibom Win. E. Kader IT'S YOUR M O V E oncy Phone 751 After 4 P. M SANDLER -of BOSTON New RecordsTO EACH 1118 O W N .Ink Spot* I GUESS I’LL GET THE PAPER8 AND GO HOME-Mills BEGIN THE BEGUILE - Frank 8inatra NIGHT AND DAY-. C l a u d e Thornhill OH. BUT I DO -K ing Cole Trio BOOGIE WOOGIE-T. Dorsey OPUS -NO. l - T . Dorsey BLUE 8KBJS- Count* Bade SURRENDER.Perry Como 6 MINUTER MORE - Tex Beflske We Have N s w i Rs m n s -• PERRY COMO A LB8 BROWN FRANKJR CARLE — BBTTY HUTTON WOODY HERMAN TOMMY DORSEY EDDY ARNOLD GRANDPA JONES DELMORB BROS. COWBOY COPAS Open” or Closed Heel Black Suede or'Black Clubardine N and M Widths But w h«a th* flam* of youth and fire o f the Spirit o f God a r t combined it makes an irrasisteble power— S«« and h*ar the manifestation o f this m ighty com* blnatkm whan Lola Kirkland, girl evangaliat, speaks Monday night. Sept. 23, at th* rk bi luOT««» ■" W*T< ,u<>uia #" oqvo, green on peoth. Sir si 12-20 rHONOGRAPES FOR BENT The MUSIC BOX Pbaae iu i l l W. tat Bt. m- s.s^rf *• *•" Snap Dragon* in all colora MUSIC NEWS From THE MUSIC BOX You'll corria In foe tompllmentt In thll.ftovaj print royon iluddad witfr illvsr boll buttons, laoiher ball has krrge melol ayelatt-AlOTH fob- ^ S u n d ay .& Monday •ic s m u tiji LAST DAY o r out l in *n event of the te a r Hi»Y pre Gcarrier! in ' ,E. the f , Itay. JI e'JVea : o . rn± * / eL ,L .: M'“ Colbert attended the local -Unite. . ‘f . J achool* having graduated front I \ htmlm.de 7 “ . cloth f ' »' «>>' " ‘942.»"<{ g""E \tercd with an arti.tlc Noc»t *on»l M«oo , ‘n „ „ rl , ttent of Fall f l o w e r . 4 9 4 ‘ th* AJti by .liver candlestick. .V V*, . ^ r. ^ “ T i o i ’IT include Idue t a n e r . 8* l'«- ID42 until April 1. 1940. hmen!.P o f ' punch, cake., *“ h J " k j' endwirhe., fancy nuta and ^ nrh (i¥l1 Sfrv ir*‘ l" S tw ' " rk , mints'were served by th e ,C,*>', , Humbert. Sorority ponds’ Mr. Karik nttrtidrii the* . nr -l**—th«--gc**«p I h rough- j BoHe Amdrtny Tir“ tv*T\v York City . . . afternoon. Jand joined the U. S. Nuvnl He“ r* Invited were Miss {**rv«. ill June 1941 and .erved ,, Connelly, Mis* Hetty Jo until April llMtl. He i** al*»», _ Mia. Dorothy Crutnley, affiliated w ith, the’..Lido Beach ( , icy JoGutialex, Mi.a Dllun Civil Service In New York City. • *j.( ill*. Toi Livingston. Misti Phe couple plan to make their Altman and Mi.a Ann.home in Elmhurst.' lawg l.lnml „ Wight Kirjley ha. u-tutne, from Swulnalairu, Ga. and wil leave Sunday to enter the • Uni Social Calendar *13 Palm ello Avenue M„ The FLORIDA 1 Fifth S(ra*t and Holly Avenue avers �-I r*T^’ ■1 ‘ PAGE FOUK ' , T f?A|in!y. F l o r i d * . !kl» tli# iOlh J t j r *t*f H r t i t r m k r r , A r>. 1 9 0 . iiankh ronn t i u r l a n l W. Hp«nc*r A tto rn e y for I 'r t l t l o o r r , A* A d g i t n l i t m t o r . o f . t h o llMAte of F r a i l e r , deettkvnt. * ■■ - V . rtc’l 1^ —r r .- FRIDAY, SEPT. C T: A. [ N o r t h . , ar Q U aH e r <NE H ) n f - p a y a b l e b y t h e <V*f*ndant* u n t o I c b r c k a o f, t h , t w o l u w . a l bl<|df re t , o n 31, Tow rv#hip 15 ftouth. Jta nu e p l a i n t i f f . 1.* a* S p e c i a l M a s t e r In w i l l b* l i t p o a l t c j . 31 C a m . r o n t a i n l n * t»*n a e r n . Cl>«tncer). ##n t h e 1 th d a y v f O c t o b ­ ' All w o r k ft, b r (to n . In n c o r i l a n c , ! J . U. I .KONA HD V • er. A. I» ( 1 1 1 arvd *1u r i n e t h e l< «ul w i t h - I h r IMana. N |i.r lflc ,tlo n a '. anil HiwrUil l l a a t e r , h o u r s o f yal*, In * f r o n t of S p M i a l I ’ro v l a l o n * o f t h , * « l , t r v it ic i; o » u H h e f i « f d o o r in t h e C i t y of l l o a d I l r p a r t m . n t . ' S p r r U I a t f r n t l r t i , i in n i f : e i n c u i T « f > r n T k o i i F.ItVHMT K. ; : O l 'm i O L I ) K l t * Nolle* • l i bfffb; * l\ « n that . * IN T I I K C I M ' i n * ‘i » r T H H ' C O I ' n TV T i n : N IN T H J I I H I ' I . M . i ’IIIC U IT A t t o r n e y S o n fo rd .. F lorida; will i . / f e r nt I* r a i l , i t to M p r r l a t r r o v l # 1u n . w h l r h b<)lll> Mill *|i|il> t o tim J l ’IMIH. HKMINUl.i: COUNTY. OK T II K K T A T K OK K l.o lH I IA . !N H anford . F lo rid * p u b l i c Male, a n d w ill null to i h r w i l l b r r u m l a l u b t w ith r a c h pr ollo a ic f o f C o u n t y . Comnil»*|im#rp f ’ O H I I M In P ro b a te . A M * KOI! H K b tIN O u r; i'tilTNTV, t»l||h^«l* And l>v>( b litd er • fur* c a s h , (•OMtl.i ■ I It*. iu>;*llnir o n lh * l«t t U y of I n r e : K a l a t * nf IHKSII K. K ltA Z - IN C I I A f i r ' K I i r . * a . e No. t h e f o l l o w i n g ,dt^cr*tir«t p r *pert> O cto b er, A. I>. I » t « fo r l h * a d o p t i o n l i ; i t , Deccaaod. I ’r o p o . a l a w i l l b r f b i n l a t i r i l l o T l l H l . U A »Ti:i*IIKNH. in l h a t*lt> o f ‘H a n f o rd . C o u n t y of \ O T I t i: TO %F IT . t i l • . .. i r M i i i m i. n by ,»lrt I t o a n l of i t C o n l r a r t o r a u|, > n a p p l i ­ ' i j i All c r e d i t o r * » *n#l ivr»* in» I'U In llff I• Hem I nol o a n d T O : M a ry • F r a n c e s H u eerlt, H ut* of F l o r i d a . cQaut ai ot lnf l rtu C o unt)' C o m m i s s i o n e r , t a r a t l l i * eery I I mU iil <*l.t lm* or l>*niati#!* #A»f»lf»M t h l , o f f l r r KtUt T I I K H f J I 1 t n . s ^ l t : ■'*— 7 u*r'diooaa Ht . Moi-ta«ime*> . AU lain Vf ••f" P*«* n f • - , k r H.iM Ivnlolr: ** JOXK.I'fl II >jTKI‘l|KNX. I o u n * o t&i a n d KlKht <J»l of OK lb Kt>|t H A |'II I'ltOINJtfAt.. 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HKJII.NOI.K t; l l , J N T V, i ■ M A h T K M J I l'K A M I »»44 j »Ia V, H a r n l i m l M i ^ ^ ' n L A t » n A ‘ r i M W m f t FULTON, *-'** H |ar T»«- lm HOnhi*pv S T A T E OK Kl ,i lit 11 *>\. l l l M T H t e r t O V P IIO O N A M ^lS,M T ? n - n ( m/fl/o n!, plaintiff, va Joacpli It. Mtfphena, l h l h t b r K-lflt*i iif I,*. M. K -ii*. H r a l r . l b i l l , w i l t b , f . r i ’lvi-l a t «1rfi Itfliint. , ii-rty. I k i . a i . r i l Ip I 'fn l i a l r . . ' t h i a o f f l c * frn n v U u a t l f l r i l t ‘ith. t r » e t h r » u n t i l IO:lrt A. M. i K. 8 T . | iVlIflewi mV hithd *»nd o f f l r h I T h All W h o m Jt .'!»>■ t ' u n r r r i i * cn I o f *.»lil C o u r t .«t H in f 'i td . N ollrr |, hartuy K tv.n tb.it ! • • * " 'I*»Y «»f lA-iiilirr. i b l * . Fr*nInola» i ’»itutlr. Kl#»r•#!•*. Iltla Jotli I l ii b r i t U. V h n i i h n h r . I I M lib ' n r , h o p a r fr i T m a f l r . o f t l i . f o l l o w , d a y o f H e p t c m h e r , 15tC# f i n a l rrjwirt a . 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F l u r h l n . o n III## 7lli i I j i l l m o r o c k b a c e w k f e n l m r a t r l p a a n d #»f October * 19 IC. to r a p p r o v a l : eaitr f a r i n g t h e f u l l w i d t h o f ptlvsThe Ntjw Management of The AManilc Station, 3rd o f *3itii* a n d f o r final dlschntK#- m e n t w i t h . a s p h a l t i c e o h f r v t e *ur* n f K l c c Q I n r o f llir r e l a t e o f •', f.»en, c o u r s e . \O Y lC K Op M i d i fa h * ! h nf jo b . I* and Park, cordially invilf* yoii to u»c our free park­ N o th * * ia hrT**l#y l h a f In M. K e n n e d y . « |r rea * e4 , m ilt a «a r t l f l a d i f»• « k in ••i-HtthiH'i* w i t h it f i n a l ' decree j#in "ii n l nf 92&,uno.n^ w i l l h* reItutH rf, ThruMbar* •• t i l » rr»l liy t h e J u d y r n f t h c ' C l f * • *\p K a r i u t o r o f t h e rktal** q tilra d ing lot whenever it will be It convenience to you. co ll C o u r t **f t h e N i n t h J imIIc ImI o f f*. M K en n ed y , it e f t s red. 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Job No 7709*102. a t t h r f r o n t #lo#.r **f th»* «*••*• r t J I ' N A CAIWVORTIf. y.* F s t m e r p * M a r k e t l»« H a n f o r d . Hnwilloil** In H-ifjOffd. F l o r i d a . *m Hit K i e c u t r l xIdOWItY W'ork t o c o n s i s t o f o f th< K f t a t e ##f M u f i t l t , no le ( V.unty • ’.ANDY JENSEN, Manager 7III d ay of O c t o b e r , l*»t* l»# t w e e n F l e t c h e r ll«*hln*on. drcaad o d , c i i s t i i u r r i n u a n O c a l a l lm * r o c k (till -4i 1l#I l i o n r a ftf . i k , • follow * ii. tar. w>tb a h lt u m l ti o i i * * u r f a c s I 'l a l n t l f f , Inp d e s c rib e d r rjjl r« t »i« altn n te A Floridan for 30 year*. t r r n I n t e n t a n l I n c i d e n t a l Ileitis. T h o G n , , k , Im i Ij loW.thin, lo gi,w o« glow In H»m'n»#h t* o u n ly . bT#n Ida In* I l F f t T H A O .a t # a t#» boa. *u(face«t ta M|#prnit> I.eMMlNi; a n d In ... 0". b.twa*, w.ol,. DOWNTUAKI Deo.li w i t ; tf(Oilh)Cc*l .Q u art# i • H W ^ i •»! Imnd . j < * f F I 'H l u a t e l ) J.;29 *#|. >t|* A c e r t i f i e d M O M O IN H . m , n (h I , k«*,it lo goortfi.ii „vritrt/,o*>l I Hunt hu ret Q u a r t e r I f i " '* 1 '•» |)» fsh d sn t« L j c h e c k In t h e w m o u n t If ll.ood.ott - 1, 11, bt.< ( i h o doovii. Ico. th* OOWNTI w ill lo* le«|uifr«l# NOTICK OF 1UU ,«kM . , l , i '•« iigMg.iof, ro» NFKCIAL MANTKIIM MALM F u r r a r l t prop«i«al. a c e r t i f i e d -l -o i h aort holt N o tice I* h e r e b y u i \ » u Hint u n d e r il i e c k lti# t h e a n i 'l iin t * t a t r d nb*»%V an#l l#y v i r t u e o f n il^aree o f f##i«- m u d s p a y a b l e t o t h e ( 'li.iir m a n o f U t THtM U A D I A T . . . . chiNure a n d * a l e r e n d e r e d In the • t h e ' H l a t e Itoaif I »« p a r t rrtr n I. w i t h iilmV# en tlllr# ! c a u s e on t b e 27th n e c e s s a r y H ln l e 'a D o ctiu te pt » f > t i n y o f . A u K U M . A. H I y I I , . w h e r e i n S t a m p s a t t . 'c h e d , riiimt a c c o m p a n y , it w * h d r r r f f f j t h it fli* *u»n o f <*VU earl* till!. All c e r t i f i e d c h e c k * s h a l l t u ( m ?h a n d n in e i i u n d i u : i », ht, <*•• tl|ie<| . w i t h i n l i «lny* «if t h e 111 MAGNOLIA AVENUE T H I I t l L K N a n d 4 i> l« 0 l>OLL.\HH> lnt#« f#»r n c e l v l n t t h id * 4M«hler*s l 11,5 13-4 ii a m i r«*«t*. w as f o r t h w i t h ylieck* will n u t h r a c c e p t e d . T h e LEGAL NQX1CE' •*1% ' 1 THE SANFORD HEkALD, SA nFO R D , FLORIDA' -r - r >* 'V - r ~ ~ ♦ T . ~V3T St: r • • 1*1.1ll F. FOR RENT * Private parking tpace fqr. bu»ine« men and TvomRi between F lorid. SU U Bank and Prince** TheaUt* with entrance from Fir*t Street *nd exit lo Alley. By the monjh or year only at re.w nA ble rate*. Security Bont^ wtd Mortgage- Co., Inc. S02 Atlantic National Bank Building, or call Garland W. Spencer, Agent. Phone 99. FREE PARKING LOT THE ATLANTIC STATION - Dowrwflake D O n U T S Classified Advertisements G ARTICLES FOR SALE FOR RENT 9 WOI^K W ANTED MEN’S, woman’* ond tfhildren’ii i FOR rellelilo and thormiKhly (jxpcricnced painter call f*07. nrw KbII vhnai. Sao u* for Iho IH-W. hnrJ.to-f{ct marchandlio. G. W. EXPERT painting—coniruct ir 8 (lj Meg* FU J(N ISIIK I) room Clerk, L’OU -Sanford Ava. hourly basis. S. G. Grogan, noli* Avenue. | SEE IIS for Inntrxpring Mat. . free estiinav*,, Phone 1151 or n p n r t n i r n t . HM AI.I. furni»hed lm * ;* , Ilo x Spr] rt!f». and j 7«.’U . factory •IlO W . I » i S t . H o l l y w o o d * Seilx at Icasonablc p r i c e s . Ilclr.il s t o p Ci display i LAWNS m o w‘e <1. .6' F U IIN IS IIE I) room, Rentlrmcn rices. Jerry Lirdl. pn one 7bbroom . prtfurm l. All convcnlcncci. 310 ItO W. FIRST ST. W. 3rd St. Echols Ilctlding & Furniture .Go. 11 LOANS Sanford Mattress Factory 2 WANTED TO RENT Phone 1133. and 073-J. LOANS MADE F U R N I S H E D or unfurnished FROM 910 TO 9300 . SPE C IAL house needed at owe. J’hono 20 GAL TRASH CANS 13.76 . strict privacy; fas! service 1000 between H:30 and 12:00 VEGETABLE BINS *3.25 A 91.63 FLORIDA LOAN CO. and 1:30 'til 5:00 P. M. 102 Hanford Avenue • H A N F I . R I ) IIABDWAKE CO. 2 10 E a s t F i r s t S t. FURNISHED house o | u p a r l i m i i l BORROW HERE WHERE for couple »ilh h a h y . P l e n . a PRIVACY IS RESPECTED telephone K!*5. N<•ed is u r g e n t . :0PRNRAGAN ralibagc plnn* YOUR noluial desire for privacy now ready. Phone 705-1L ' in money mailer* i, strictly 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CAST Iron wood a n d coal clr- yeapacUtd here. Friend* and relatives are not Questioned diluting healer. .'It ll W. 3rd. FIVE A d j o i n i n g lots. Each • 50 about your credit, - Your em­ feet wide. Excellent neighbor­ ployer or buslnee* associates LLL air ciKdctl hood. Priced reasonable. Mis. will not hear of yoar porsonsl ginS^Bwlfnhlc for lawn mower Short, phone Co. 4502. affairs. Thgre ia no cause for or blcycleX Fred Myers, 311 E. embarrassment. 2nd St., Phone 417-J. lO.ROOM 2.»tory house in goiwl — Uoaspnabie credit requirvmonts. condition. This h o u s e - nun# .be GOOD—uswl clothing fo r stle— -• No -cowmricerg—v m n tm ey loans. moved from lot in o n ler' tn Variable payment plana. coate, shoes, dresses. Call IS3-J. make room for business build­ FAMILY LOAN CO. ing and it priced right. Shown TUXEDO FBEI1H Florida Bank Bldg. Phone i* by appo intipcnt only. complste line! w. h. Wi l l ia m s , r e a l t o r 12 SPECIAL SERVICES HUNTS TUXEDO 110 N .'Park Ave. Phone 1120 F E E D 8T O IIE SIGNS Show cards and posters REAL ESTATE WANTED OUTBOARD motor boat for sale 0 —DEB’S SIGN SERVICE — 15 ft. century bull and 32 0. I). Landress. Phono 1021 WE NEED LISTINGS, of Farms! horse Johnson motor. Good Homes, Groves and Business condition. lib Sanford Ave., FLOUR SANDING * Property. W. It. Williams. Phono 10'JH. and finishing, Cleaning anti wax­ . Realtor, 'T om Boll Associate, Phone 1120, 41b Atlantic Hank 1 MOTOROLA car radio. 939.00; ing. New floora surfaced to per* faction. Old firmre made Ilk* n*w. Uldg. I Crosley 110-V radio 925.00; 1 CaU SilVertone 0-V table model yxdio n. M.’GLEASON VETERAN wanto- 2 lots, reason­ 150.00. Phong 7Bb J. Lake Mary, Fin. a b l e . Call M7kW. HOOM for relit, I • t i lilt RENT A CAR YOU DRIVE, IT ' IMIONF. 200 ' STRICKLAND-MORRISON’ • DRIVK-IT. INC. DODGE - PLYMOUTH PARTS AND SERVICE 10* Palmetto Ave. Phone 1911 ELECTRIC appllaneo repairs — w* . repair washing machlnrg, vacuum cleanera, fan*, mixer*, •ewlng Machines, Trotter, AP* i la nee Service, 804 W. Second L, Phan* 1004-J, SNAPSHOTS—printed, developed, enlarged. We aopy old photo* graphs. .NICHOLLS STUDIO 220 Melsch Bldg., Phone 115B ELECTRIC appliance Arep*lre— we repair washing machines, vacoum cleanera, CII - fans, mixers. Trotter Appliance Service, 804 W. 2nd St., Phone 1004U1. S field r •- l ,%J*\ i 1 -------- By Bob Yireen |ANOTHER •AeClDENT'JONTO.ANO WELY, B O S 5 ; ANOTHEP. A C ­ IIS TIME A. MAN IS DEADlTVif® CIDENT O LD P E TE '5 B E E N ; ki^ES IT MURDERi . r K IL L E D ! loo k out *. D u c k 1 . T GOSH' K S?, 0 20 THAT'S ONE ACCIDENT TO O MANY! KIRK .YOU'RE - - TH E CABLE SNAPPED, AN ' TH E f o r e m a n . T ake c h a r g e . TIM BERS FELL A N 'K IL L E D O L D v P E T E 1 .J -; YOU PROVE THAT 'SNEAKER* HIND IS, BACK O F THIS, AND I ‘LL DOUBLE, YOUR PAY!. I'LL D O MORE THAN THAT! I'LL GIT THAT Z MAN.1D0! rs THE FOREMAN HAS LEFT THE HPUSE(TONTO. NOW WE'LL G O BACK THERE AND GET SOME- j FA CTS' M A SK ED BY PAULT^QBIN: m h H 5 L L O /V E S .T H IS IS ONE TAYI S E R V IC E - BUT.JEEPEBS.: OINK HAS oua JALOP OUT ON --------1A CALL 5 !Y lP E / WHAT’LL l D O -* I CANTKTEEP HER WAITING TILL HE GETS BAC\C" WANrS YOU TO BTTAm w rercd W CARf -1 T2*TE H E /2 &>!*£ SHOP PING 0 0 TI8 L trSjdr-i T -T •>*••» * M THIS TAYI BIZ I S ^ OldAY.- B U T LONE ' COULD m - bY - p.a u l :r q m lY E G C TA B ETTES 10*A/ APTE/2 I TAKE % 'M m YOU NOW, I WONT HAVE TO c BRING YOU BAC C - THAT’D BE , SETT HOME r i I'M A . . . / ' - ^ -T a C H S A P E B / W U L K I H /r - V w ^ E GUY3 hip//Hows TWIS,« IF l DUMP 'U S -7,-V »*» » "j 13 N O T IC E S — P E R S O N A L SEMINOLE. TIRE SHOP 201 North Perk Telephone 87 NOW ready to grind every Mon. d ar morning — , Your corn, ggrits, rit meal, corn A cob or shucks, etc* fo r-feed . J- W. Bell, Lake Monroe, Phone 18. PHONOGRAPHS for rant — for parties, d*nc»|, entertainment*. Am m h With or- without record*. The Murie Box, i l l W. P lrat BL, Phone B58. ever- AMBITIOUS raothen who need STOCKINGS mended—r a y o n o t nylon,, single and double YRni to « ‘ W only. Phone 788-W, work part time — Avon Pro14 ’ LO ST FO U N D hour. Writ* . PLUM >18 Broadway, 8% i * s r ROSES THE LONE RANGER ----- — 1‘iirk , iihoiii- 8 ARTICLES rOR SALE* OLIVER heavy duty harrow |85. 2-wheel dusting machine with hitch for tractor . Electric Toasters, 94.M jf. B. POPE CO.. INC. .use 9155. Call Carl H. Mytns, Phone 7B1-J. Have your portrait Uken at NICIIOLLS STUDIO 0 II. JOHNSON Kicker and 8cr220 Meiseh Bide.. Phone vice Reel, 1126.00. Impilrei , Children a specialty Dixie Store! 1403 (W. 13th Ht. ■PHOTOGRAPHS [leva /our BEST photograph 6 ARTICLES WANTED mude at TUB RAYMOND STUDIO . I’LL HUY your car regardless of afd of condition. Roy IUgl, B 8Ut« llai\k Bldg.—Ph. 1098 300 W, 2nd SL *,* * Floor Mata Available FLORENCE stove, 3 or 4 burner, FP"«N0LK TIRK SHOP wanted in good condition. No Popular Seat Cover* oven. Aadreei Mrs. E. M. W.. Box 9. q/o Herald. S^MINOLK TIRK SHOP MIRACLE IILtH KS . 7 P«ta, Ltvwatack, SupplUa FOR your home—Superior, work• manshift weather resistant, high BUT* cow*. .. (trength, termite proof, MirPhone R. W. Lord, aele Concrete Co., 309 Kim POINTERS for sale, fine hloqJ.J Ava. stock, 3 months old. Phone 148. CONCRETE eew#rr pipe—Septic YOUNQ cow far aaie, Jrd 'caU. . tanks, fenca post, grease trap*, benches, flower pots. Miracle Freah OoL 1st, OenteL 98SOO J. V. Martin, Rt. 2, Box 96. Concrete Co^ 809 Elm Ave. t eale one nice brood 0RIT8 and meal—gro .h t- around . 2(0 the. ^Monday l p i M '. . , ^ Riser. Cider Springs, iv - v t ht b l Gard­ L T ' “Bee J. P. R t corn.* Can be bought Rt S. ner’s Rtorr, Lake Monroe.- 10 lb, bag. fl.00. HELP W ANTED IMITATION leathers In most IRL for to da fountain a'» colors and targa selection of aiR ay’s Drug Store. P art *ia or upholstery fabrics. Robert full Brown, t o i l N. Orange Ave* Orlando. Fla. r Roberts Grocery OKt. » a a t cnattar, .... middle-aged jeuqik I B . tiL S is a s a jm M rAKHL e* o -4---------1 -#*■ w fm HELLO /YEC.W S I 6 THETAMI S E R V IC E .' B E R IG H T OVEG *<*• fiY. E A U l R O B M i P E R S / ST IL T S IC OUT WITH 1HE JA L O P •-•-** . i ■■. —— G O A W A Y /1 NOBOOV m m A U TO S F O R 4 A L & -. tHi s i s 1 IT W L A S T ; STRA W / oup T r* s * r r ir GIRL wanted to Lorn to Celery MM# A im m a s k ■■ w 1> ■: II ’■ '■ ' • ■ Ah' �■ *. . ■; — #• . . <JS ■. • FRIDAY, SEPT. 20, 1026 - THE SA N FO RD j% . H ER A LD , SA N FO RD , . . . PA G E F L O R ID A .. ■ . F IV E Seminole Tangles With Eustis Eleven In Contest 2,500 Fans Expected To Witness. I ' Battle Between Anderson,' Gatch HI. *• • Sanford Pounds Cary In Ninth Frame Howington And Martin Will Likely Be Starters In Orlando Saturday By JULIAN OTENSTROM The 1940 edition of the Hem* _lolo High School Celery Fed* will go on display fvr the initinl ’ time thin season ' when Conch fcCooj.e Kettles* eleven will meet 5-the Kustis High Panther* to* night nt the Rich School A th­ letic Field Ix'fore an anticipated TAMPA. S en t, 50. (/V) A crowd o f 2,600 students and tdlen-r for the Tampa team of the .gridiron fans. Florida International Longer ha* J It should he n batths of backs h en suspended for the remainder tslnce Kustls wiU sport their 220. of the season a* thp result of in .pound fullback Ray Catch and argument with club official* over ■.the Fed* will have their 190- the payment of proceed* from auml triple threat, Willi* An* one o f the lrn"Ue’s nlnv-off games. »r*on, in the Sctnlnole back* n tc h e r Chet Covington also gfleld. wits fined three day* pay by rloh t " Thu* far th is week Kettle* official*, who termed the player'* id planned to tile Anderson conduct detrimental to baseball. not more than n pair- of Ry special arrangements, the eriod* but Inst nischt the mentor nroceod* of last nirht'* game jtclared that Anderson it. ready between Tamna and ’West Palm go and would be In the s ta r t­ r,racK were to lie divided among ing lineup. This means (hnt Jan the piayerf. According to bu»i* lenkinson. who has been tra in , >•«•** manager J - v Ccne of th* gig to handle Anderson'* posi­ Tampn club, Covington contacted tion, will go bark to his tackle FpleM* after the contest nnd a;k‘ •lot nnd will also be in the <1 for Imniedla*- nayment of the game-.. Ccne said .he replied that ptnrting eleven. * "It's going to be n' tough there procerd* h ’ d no vet be*’, Xante,” Kettle* said Inst night. turned over to him. whereupon rThey’ve got Hatch and on top Covington -became abusive and Itf that they've*1g o t. a pair of Ifllivercnl The scene, took .dace hefty tackle* thnt may give us j in, the lidilw of a \Vra{ Pstn 'H otel .in th presence' of Ihe (rouble.” Kettle* added. It wa* also announced yester- Lrague Pr»«idcnt^. Juduo Wavite *>• aftemodn th a t Cwy'nn Reel. AJicn. nnd the entire Tnmnn club. Fed center, mul Veteran end Harold Kastner will be the cot tnptnin* for the Seminole m a­ chine, ' The first bad break to conn Ihc way of the Fed* happened FVidny afternoon when Clarence Grantham spraim d an ankle on Tampa Pitcher Is Suspended In Row Over Share Of Gate Boom In Horseshoe Pitching Expected During Next Y ear PAHTHlDGK N. V fed Allen. woi l l . chmui inn hcr»e*hoe pit* U er. pleillct, n bigger ho-m fur h.* favorite sp.«rt next Ve.ir than it I r f »n* ihr win mMinjr •and it wn* roily harming then ., llo'rseslioe pitching, he *»y*. bei eon to c i n e out of he hack v a il I in ii big way in th- .tear* from 1112!* to I.' !:! Hnsincssnirii -took Ily Ku p 1,a ! r A L IC K b» t u r n i it ni:< K u m i . JR. Herald Sport* Editor In >»tt«> of the most excitin'? game* played at the Municipal Park thi* yeai* the Snnfdrd ( V ery F o b pi moled out a I to -I victory oVyr the Otlando Sena­ tor* Inst night liefnre 2.347. •cream in g fails. . “ -, ’ Jim Srhnntrl oil Ihc hill for ,|„ ,litl hp<| fi, r hit )>nl| f„r ,.|ght lnnjnK> nill| h„(1 lt,„ Mndjeskiineii eating out of his blind except on' two orra»ion*. jteli.mtel wa* pulli-d in the eighth fIMnie iir favor of a pinch hitter, an,f, • Charlie It is s o n njjpm i d mound duties for* the final inninrr.'' •• i t u p n s „ p a s t i m e n " ,. t i n , ] , , r S co tt C a r y com pletely h a n d * , e* b u d e l i . h , a n d a lm lil*l r i.il c u f fl.,| S a n f n rd lte s until t h a t b a I I . . *rh«Hd e l i .b - well- f . I iiie .l f n t .i| n i n t h f r a m e . T i n . , u g h e i g h t a n ,I e l i e g e s h e l d i n t e . i c o l b g i u t e i „ „ , n g f th e Feds r o i l 'd -n o t solve his offerin g * b u t f e r “ In m et i iip o lito o \ j i y . Y o i k t w o _ jy |f etie * . T h a n t ’a i y h i e dr u p * ( H e r e w J ie . o v e r l.l-Ott m e m b e r s -i ( like a b u l b - o n . « IlllaV, YA11 )l hurmlitN' flits hi thrij iv u n clnl,b>> »r* , nn 1 prokiBnw * f • „cial III l l \ It »»*• im-. in He »li>. i ti.ii r f ft»rr *«l 1} the Niiliniuil txlrm- I’Uelier *' AsMHiatimi helped th.C game gt.-w into a regutution *l**’*«. . *'t’f cour«e tin- win pul a -|uietus o\i - most of the eliiliH, toil they'n- coming.hack." lie pioini*ed eiithiisinstii'ollv '*H» nett year •l|e>"ll I- l-iggr, ih.iii evil " One of the li-asitis lie I- *o *ule iiisiix f tin*.’ he' *ay* i* Ihoi S tate Officials Are I n s p e c t i n g Blackw ater Area f t . ^ ! . n S ^ f «oCS To M f.iinl ..f ill*, p i i n i e t I! . . . ,,1 I cuter Ki'bcrt t Titim ure rui • it i . III lilt1 ' 1|| »|M' !»' ftonight will „„ „ «... , ,f t |» l lie .4 iltsill The starting lineup for he , f,|Brfr-jMpr |(jVP, Stale Its »,• » " A 1L r u 1 Li | J ocal*. announced yesterday r „ nkoloo,. and Sun 11 - !»••• I l.y Kettles, will be Kastner and (> |lo „ crl/nttP„. . I,.. a t Junior Vicker^ ends. .C a rl) -p,,.. |H.„ f.,tn, f r r , wj|| *-trdv • |V|Uiuma_and^Jaa-Jwikiuaww-1*1101,, I,, K.iiiiioiiiI Hioitlo Tomr* 111«VI>1•t ft aIt 111 l .'If* I? ' -It tockle T. . ra . [thhr i „■ ■■ , slots, i . .Nolly .. . . .p. pi , nursery whi.h »»»» rlu*ed during, 1‘npuUr golfrrs st tlir Srnilnolr CountM t'luh who plus (-oil |*m>. Itnltr suit t m l Itolli Tin- (Iilfrr* n ,r pii turnl In Ironl of Ihr pro «h«p I .nt m. t tiirair** **• • and Hill Ludwig at the guard , c vwar. , nr Th,- Fore*t Servtre h.s j slut hare tun lining II arc Much \\ lirli lirl Sr. I imiiMI Mel ill. J sp v - jusl tiefnre Irflnx off on \ o I hole. f ■•| »’»L'III - •-•Ik?Ilf posts and Reel at center. . ! only cue nursery at piesnlt mill *»r 'I *Ill'll !••>! .1 III I' l l I-' l I III the Imckfield. Harper w ill1|that is at Olu'lre. . j t .hi. K« i limit** I*iti * Nit Inin n.i be at iiunrtcr, Holley Piercy at t Cutting operations, thrie saw-1 Hits Timely Itlow m ini» wt ii hfl«l timing fin* m «r left half, A nderson, at fullback log sale* an,| one pulpwnod sale j 'Dili's, itiitl hi* ill.I nut icgiim ' hi* atjd probably Clyde Hutt nt will lie observed bv (‘nil r, andtill*♦, until tin*. year* .it !•<*’tight h»lL Titu* durlho thc)r three dayIly A IITill'll MM K U IIII. JU ^I miii * *. I " R a visit. Tilt* • • f f u r t l r . . U u \ in whi* It M Blackwater River. S tite Fort »t) | fit. d, ih Ien "l.ii i * tli is the largest of Ihe State' i |**'g> f o u l h i g h '• di-v • pi I VI* III* 1 r , Ml thriw- forest preserves with n IIuh tint; SPOUTS. ODDITY.. Jhl»l h* ''M l \ I f u \ i f t | till lit, M-ti’fi ' ii a hut iu •! tf- t.1 M-Wp I II ,, iltfttt t*f ! ••* i u•MM* of H^ltio aaisis.' -Thn Slat*i»•ii»« it, thji rf*.»u* #•! \it milt m^lii it in f«H»ii at) 'H r AiM rlatsT Pr«l* i h n i h p t o i i l u p (ttrin ll'tll • lakilii* .t tinlit }• ha* three other forest*. Pin* l.-*g how ling illlc^ * mi Miik'unii i V, ! ri ufic^wini£ u Hi I* inlritiliin^l t. I ' i «ii tie* | it. hlln* 1 .. - .1 Li- ii-.-i ii'- i L.ifl 1 • \ State Forest in Nassau and Duval • hup miiti to la> ho i* hi I i ii *'. with tin i pelthtK uf ihf *rn ■ » The 'baseball export* rail .iMrtv h*»»»i« . <L*v , i u'v *i* II* S••••!1II HP«»dn. counties, and Myakka River S t a t e 'm starting ,i I,..win,. ^ ,g,i. I*«i I i lin ai I i a*l will !» * • jiroi*iam■ 'Maron of the Rt. Loui* Cardinal* ; •• • r that any on,, who "i« niteie.t 1 II. Ini'liR »t »m •.. f> illt*«I rArrfl'Ily I«• ,i**urp hik'li mister shortstop. | tie reason i* Forest east of .Sarasota lioiu ■ ili-l ill tin* ---- — * in lht» type of .irttvit % -i II.. tiny i* t*t»ml' lu IlH' rn lrt Ininaicnl k.iln* .•*-«I to t*l«nt obvlois. Marion i* yecogniarii ns i ill . e l V. I*. I..J*ICKH IIFNRV , ht .............. „ Illin- tm r 11vi ih,. npfli innlr ,t t •hlihttiR fid '* u h h.iltt w. one of the l>c*t shortstop* in the Thi# Inpt |ji* #iiy* p v t \ iinptii • BLACKflBUHO. V -A I* Mel tunc at hi* plan of litMiiii-,* I hjW v-| I'oint I In.tr uml ihc hi* wry of the game. . t a n ! . ’ ' ' I f )<mu ilm i'i li.ii* th»* rtiriti Henry, formerly head coach at The alleys hnv„ b,-eti open l-ut ! t\r*i I'ctnl (dec ( ’lull will Im* • II|M*t ttjll'l Coll.jr Hut it was a quirk of fate th at Cumberland. Md.. High School. ii'vfi»i i | «■’ w h e n \ • i Np up to mti r J will* Ih *lfi \<4 I* • l„wT lo *patg. Al the n'*do M*rinn * shortstop in the ha* been named head tra<;k coach a short y.nie mol should i-e m ,-\ . . . j T T J j l i .......... 9 2 u e s l i m e , , n u d ? 4 CC, ° .,,,1 ^ : ,' first place. M arty was a third and aaslstant football and basket- c- Lent ,i olid It ion . for cpntpell ive rm . I'.nnl and will •vinu'.cprvr.il ......, , n f w A i lin i n g . i n 4 u - i 4 u T U u i u p i i i ti vrfpTTiiH n h o w e d o p n n | |jkaatnttim iujr his prep srnoot jtBTY. tall rjyit±Jit_yjf8*nl«. Rptyteclmlr HL’liUw. j i o g ~rlng«*r*r tt!I\ lie lint#tialtoTT;itl} IT ntipii lor pi in--1 I I n t e r r.O m o r e n * |* o r l c i I it -W hen hrTWpnrted- trTTKe C arin. TMtltutc. Henry, who starred tn complete 11-1n>n 11 . II . Mil IIII II I'1I A rm } S i n # . The Scittinoln 11 ivrIt Rrhn ruilk in 19311, ho many pla^frs fodtball here untjl 'hLs graduation o» ••( tlic tu, * . It , - , • lno glip S p n r l % 4111III.IIttC I'I m H a n } were competing for the third base In- 103ft. was known throughotit cry Knl® <i|»«*tt tlicif t!* t<» f* •lL -ll III.Ilir. (11111111. Ilf III • no the I 11 f*■. t lli o .to* nf,«* m i , | • t i •tits* si \ \ i n i n r r . I ’ril H h - i ii i : J till1 Po»i ien tinrt Marlon told the St the Southcfn Conference during ** u*»n hric tonight in ■it. lao irn trd " T lie ir * - • tli* niir • -I e- «| it li t • III il e rw VS.II C l ( r |ill( » ll » |ll.f} 1-ouis manager he wa, a' short- hi* cortege grid rareer as Maul- I u i*h the EuMi* Hik'b 1‘anth i'i * I . nu t fitul t hr t.... I i I and tatop • •. it • I l|i o II'id ii Ihr lilt pnimifcr* tu Iirirttr flit ill - n p i III, fin III Im- K . 111* Then he filleil the Job. tli:| Ing Me' ” (•> 1 1 w tin* lyI. Hait ford football f *n- n ( i ' l l in,t n v l i i f tl 1 i n ! in -J » • £ ♦-t II.Htll'* I'f’i V !*>«• , || \lladl lo k«* • to.* •» *i'L rim ing of rntrrtainairpl .10.1 A r m > u l 11 *r if* Mhfl H ill - 1•• d k - r 1*1M9 n»*d tin* La, t-(•• I t If*f f*l *t •imply wtf.it U util, » III fix* Srmlnol* four l.lllw il u r iiiir l l » r l i t o a i l r a w l ** a rtr I s r n * l-ft. !»«•▼ i* a11 | | lrv»i y tlMit a ll t h « •line I’t'li Itvt«iii Sliarpi-, jiIhivi*, tiifiiu'i't ' • H*ht H t || |»'- i*ll.itli*|| t • • •*l-ld| diirtitly Imi'k .lid « tbrir first —iooh at Ih I-. p m 1 l» • t i » '' h a n ' • D i •«.«s i* h». 46 SHJMINOLD HIGH CiRII) SCHEDULE Frd edition. • . t«f l orregidor f«mc. Muptr i.,n« c-d it .11 thiiv two pitch to •Nciitl ,1-idi* uppoallioii to our cl thy •VIf h llln i *\i * xtglll iii III,' l o p r f the p«-g, thru In- .» ,,p * Ihe ,*h'*’ Kettles said the Fed* will be n. crwl . I iwurn h. \\ . . ii. mi* thf hall h.iiffeim; agnifint Ihr howls. back, atep* forwin'd wilb his I,ft tht re fighting from the very . mt Adjutant Gcrpr.il. and I t tihit* , fight fit-lif fentit to jirive Man* »f I Ilf ih (• hi !, m i d I H , if* \\fit. I. r. jagt i F d L e v y a c r o s s t h e p l a t e tonight. The local boy-s an- pnin -I .uit Idm-ral M. cyi level for a vi.tory in the rpenfru game. • t hief. OtriM nf l;ngln*rri. w III, t In- w i n n i n g r u n i n t h e •»( fnrev d« •‘I’ve- M-rn all SPOUTS LAUGH Ihe Fust I* e lrtin will l»- j \ pre-sea,un (■o.lmlj , i i . i n in th fr a m e o f th e six th g a m e , .. It' It’*, lull J \ • Ilf !*.nrlalf«l ' r f e a polrnl opponent th1,, y e a rtiu*l t VVk T I'idtiT VifT I Tf r ‘ ‘ Hv t)|e* 1flat aprif" |,| name tiledll Jilt} k ••• d a* they arc every seaM.p t tl r •lu te ,| Army I nu ^u* rliantp* »•( the Florida SlnL \| «xv iililiMun ' liejitineMl* I'anlhrr hscwiiem proun... pre­ n l g h l ,f Scpteml* ‘ *,5r'I Isrmrur in Hu* Shmi|rhnc##y piny- •t 'ite klflw'a F.ll|fh#ll was inn. ti im iiis s iiN i n m is A sents one uf the mi''l imsrrfu* b foie th o p, i js H " va off. I, . i s ,ig .,,, i:..im... *, ii *|* u n i ' Ha hi* t i e f l l i n e n t ••( . i e bark. ill slate high .rhiml p *m, l..|. M l. nl * i L ' i l ' h ii* Ih .lli ■ii •* circlrs this year. Hr !• .'.'n. ,gl,t . Iin»,p I t** 1•«i ini'i |,i. Iii Hi'in \ t'l'-ifli pound fullback and acenrHing I -I . *t|*M*|, Hl.ttr I ifi».. I b* t*..p* • etei • to iirr-senson iOformaln „ |.r ♦ o . | | S am Fr.'inri'U'o r e - t m i n m "v>r Itohtflm.ti :!l .... • S l . t H . , can skirl (hr end* a* •>!! .. of y . ,, - I .. ,, II. ■III,... ,1 Milt,-, ml •*t l e r e , | *“— ^ ’ plough through the linr. I hr t.| I. 1.1 inl.ldb-ur Iglit. ii e - * e |\e d name nf Ihe hrulsiqg fullback lio,u>. Ii » i i , mnpllngly rni.' 1n' hli*al»c h. N I . next I lleiduV that everyone will nalcl, to- * ll .1 Max# .•tallied the «n!lie>* . night night l»‘ Hay (,'atch. i ____ . « and several hundrwd customer* bv ! The lucal tenm is al*„ b oat|jj. FRANK r.f'K able lo ilu Imth nt Ihr came thundering angrily "‘‘I didn't j ing a big Imy In the fullbn-k Al* Nawsfeatur,'* SiM.rt* Fdil.tr •want, it fa re ! I like my eteaks !imr‘ i ii are not? •> attl.il position. ■lie .la Willi* Ando sun, n e w YORK—The higgcM t- .w(. lliixing nndi iIriwunll the Jw . . . <(rare! >>. n terrlffic hunk of man th , wnr nmnth in 'iwirts KcplMitlH'r only xporf* hen.led for a gala well to do!” Htitnu* »lx f«*Fi nnd rnrritft jyg| nround Ihc ri)rm*r. Mnro "month. The National* at FnrrM A iiltfed .urou-'C t* n nervoil*. pound* nf well p ro pp r t i « n *• ,1 champinrwhlp* will be d, sided in Hill* will feature nne of tlje bent Hr 0„ r|1 wln p)(VV Mnart | weight over power park,. thi* one month than in the ibte# year* In ten.,I*. With, "inv-.lay* ofl yo)( wnlk llRht 1)y Wm ! frame. follnwlttg munthx put logctla'i el Ini inn ti«ilu* the Hnnl I* fyr j Mitnntlmr when you art!* Hiamllnu [ TLORIDflO nHE8T All In all, the battle I* oo toIh c Nntl"nnl leagtte luutoant Hept. H. r. jrforeign rn.il,trlea will COVrf tlllll yoll consWrr m |. ■Rev, Mr. Way Say* He W a s ntCSH-WXXTR DATtllNO* plght for Hgprcal genu< nod all m cr will bo Mlilril With ritlior make .. bid to wre*t the Y nglM. Ml|Wl (of # |<>w Almost- Paal Coins A n d Sanford footliall fail* are urgrd the Brooklyn Dodger* **r Kt. I.ottl* nnd -dmihli-* crown* now held l»y • _«t>ortw Aftcld to be on hand f«>, the tiff. Cumc CanlinnU o n ' top. The Dodgers, Amcrirnn*. • * * • ~ -• - 1 And Had T o Give U p though Inferior on paper to the i'luyer* are here from the time I* at H:00 I1. M. , MfnUttrial W ork. N o w I’hilippine*. t.'nnada, K n g l a n j l . Card*, may hrtH the edge ilu*' to Sm art lloya The two’ moat “learned" play- 20 homo dates In th« last .to day*. Au*trnlin. France, llcdgiutn, FruaW orks Hard O n HU Farm era .from an nbadcmlc point of The Chlcngo Cub* seem nutdl*. tlor, ('Idle. Peru nnd Argentinn. And la Bade In Pulpit And from the iflth through the view on the 19tn, Unjyer.ity of tanred. Things *are humming ah ng Kith. Sweden meet* the U, M. nt Florida Flghling Gator M|iiH,| ire "I had to give up m y ra ln la . George Hills, Jr., of J*ck«onvlll«, Jatoba Beach. Three honing ,-han)- Forest Hill* in the Dnvi* Cup Inand Geoigi*' (J, ck ) Sutheihnd of pious will put their title* on ilie ley acme Hunt, the winner to face -terlal fvork almost entirely an d (hare) line in n ring pitrluA at Australia down under in December. Bartow. sometime* It was a talk to g o t I lor,i- lacing, too, ha* big days seronit.hase In Yankee Stadium. • IlSlh sre graduate students The first of the*e D the widter- ahead. .Three of the bigger money around th« houaa, but thabk* to and both are llstrd on the first weight cla*li between rliampion teat* a're the $50,000 uddiif Wash­ Rajonca I Hava regained ten squad. Hills* *,i a former Navy Martv Servo and Hay Robinson, ington Park Hand lean on Sept. 2. [; pounds, and can* do manual labor V.JB player from Crorgia Teth th* Negro who bn* been after th# tho 9.16,000 added Narrangnnsett «hv.re he received hi* degree In crown for some five years. Tho Hpcrlal of the 14th and the 9K0.* on my farm and again preach RHV. HIRAM WAY mechanlttl engineering. Tipping bout Is set for Friday. K*pt. fl. 000 added Heldamo for flllie* and th* gospel Sundays," declares Ihe acalra a t 200 pound* and B'-bby will bo the favorite since mares at Aqueduct on the 21*t. Rov. Hiram Way, of Blooming- my farm ; pven a|x feet. he~ia a prom­ Servo wa* stopped hy the heavier Harness raring used lo he 1 , ton Springe. Tenn., a minister “The relief Relonga gaVe rue an — satiaflrd with newspaper.apace ising candidate for left guard. Rocky Gratlnno. Rnckv makes hi* hid in the third on Ju»t on# race—the Hame ] . In tho Church o f Christ fo r teems alm ost miraculous, I r*t Jock Svtherfahu . a veteran nt bletonlan—but now the sulky title tight o f-th e .month when ho 11 forty years. Dlsetiaalng Re tonga heartily, sleep soundly, and ! •hree vtara on G sto r' team* i*i Qoooses rnlddiewi'iglit champ Tony people have two h^g pares 1M 0,' M)| and *42. is a former 4- he gratefully stated: Iday. Kent. Sent. 27. GraslGras! event*. Th* Little Brown Jug, have gained tail pounds. Consti- first lieutenant In the Marine*, Zale on Friday, uxb-looking but good* . a 140,000 event at Delaware, ••For the past couple of yefcrs palion also I,, relieved. I work m tde »tv*ral landing* and *av* ano. the teugi kkl. 1* favorwl on the IHth and thf 926.West fllde 8 I felt almost past going. Often hard on my fang week-day* and action en lwo Jlm a. He received Matured 000 National Pacing Derby on to dethrone tho vrtcran Zale. the sight of food was so nause­ preach . th e gospel on Sundays. hlg degree in Hummer School,, ij Ihe I2lh at Kocmevelt Racemiddle battle isn't expected graduate w o rk ."H e la a to The bo much of a flrht: That one •w ar. Westbury, Long Island. ating I did not go to the table. Retongn. is the b r .t medicine In taking strong contender for fullback. pita Jo* Louis, the rhamplon of KDHt Waleh Development* • • Attacks of sour stomach were my whole experience.” Army on the Air ■ U. S. <>p«n king, and the PGA chamnlon*. agolnst Tarn! Mauriannoying, and often l 'h a d t o For -the first time In sports •Ho. the Bronx Italian, in the De­ winner. In women'* golf, the heavy Retonga Is intended to t * history. West Point.’* en'ire foo:powerful laxative* to g * t im hori* Wrd title i^rfen*#. swinging will take place at Tulsir, Here distress due to Insufficient ball achsilule will be JtrmraeiwC troit-R D u r t a g a vl.lt to -M a u ri-.' Okla.. -where the national am a­ : Jk (light ;bor*L .m ore«*nt- flow -of gastric - J u lm in 'the ttrtt faff,'arcnrdTnr to SfVjof Gen­ ello’a flfie training camp aetap teur will be held'from the 23rd eral Edwsnl F. WlUtll, the. A,Iat- the picturesque Jumping , Jhrough the 28th. frlt too restieae to get much stomsch, long of appetite, •utant General: All nine of. th* -----llroOk <5«lf and Country flub ■ sleep, m j weight dropped down, Academy • gridiron eiiehea will ' Game birds are apt -to flush, be­ tiou. ’ and I-fe lt so shaky-and waaken" b un (he ah- as part o f a aeries fore a dog’s ' Odgely point. The # m 4*W r o f 11 foctbnll hroad?»*l< «ponsame l* true tn A fltdgfly approach. crtilrie noglli.i who rould • aa D n»C _C P w -M r . . the- i^ a r D t^artm eni Ji clows a sd -lg h t bat 'waa r.erer . ^^-Sports Afield. — w m m " ' ' " Ti ^ f ftJ y t^ Coach Harding Ls Taking Dim View Of Teams Chances INSIDE SPOUTS REPORT •Sept.2(). 'Sepiinole -vs- EustisSept. 27 Seminole -vs- Gainesville *Oct. .4 Seminole -vs-. Winter Garden *Ooo. 11 Seminole -vs- DeLand . - Oct. 26 Seminole -vs- F. M*A. #Nov, 1 Seminole - / - Ketterlinus • * Nov. 8 Seminole -vs- Winter Park Nov 16 Seminole -vs- New Smyrna Nov. 22 Seminole -vs- Seabreeze *Nov. 28 Seminole -vs- Leesburg* •—Denotes Home Games Biggest Post War Month In Sports, September, Is Just Around Com er i, ,• .i wl: X.i&i,,,,ra,!w SV K U xW O I RELIEF BY RET0NGA / ASTONISHES MINISTER S V T O S bv . ' l ;i 3 to 0 c o u n t !ht*v i'nti*rrn ~tfir l .u t o f t l c Dint 1>. ti. Fed- |(H>I to o k a d v a n t a r e •>f I'aiy's W ltd nr##. I 'n r y W e . * wide .. open. . ........... The H |t rIT e *':s u r c w a * m i „tiil he e-otld not take it. Cary i -u.-d ' fr pa-ers to. Al Iliynnt, Hub Tuttle. Have Ifrilo mid Itu-bly Lake in succession, sending Itryinit nrfiiv* with the fir-t- run K,| Levy grounded •I lake Olll ill ,«h••‘•""d but- t i' Lake »utile -Itilit g Into seivn.l !»•• u m hi Krmci *n he o»u|i| iud in.'ikc thi> w*a>. * 'b-'d-le plnv it fii -*t. Tnltlp ti I* i In I'Ll v n •». 1 1. ..I. Ml • I aii.I y • III t .ittfinpt rrl I 1 all .. >1I. mi LL-t ul. IA*\y T ralliiiif up tssl • i t i - H tr t. *t 1 SVIH.1 Al nl» i>-. \ '1 i-1:• {-V• In • \i I .' w„ »|«* l»JHl i • M » l u k L it i h* I t .ti t uml lift V .»iul Jin* bo »* • «n,| •mlu •••I’ullil II id I •niri thr» . utelt l i t if.* in \UIII a *il ' Su'.r.uil liu*| liv'd flic hall ititm Itvitm SIu ii | m*. tin* hero in I n* of !hi- M’l ir* gatui'* with ti Si Hiitnl ttll* in*\ | it th« pint W It tl | A ,, I n il ••it Shnrptf f.»i in n l.rv) a11 Ik |* eoui l faknl a #l« I t h i r d ' .!-»»• n n d t 'u r v to t* • tl - • w it., h ill inlvi i • 't li'ifti'ld, idl'tw i.g # l e u t.i n l \ itIivu t.i I hit tl I h. hi \ ' piti'lt t.' Sit,tip*, vy t# . I..ill. • • he t mill'd fuilt Mtv* pit* he- ♦h» n i||. !>.,.( tuinld -i* lit .'ii ' *• I -Mle IkiVilftR?* •^Iinipe i .ii»*.| it», hull min Iht* tightfii-id wall In luinif Ia*\ •/ liomc w ih tin* winning iimrgn Orltti I.. r .n tvi'd ilicit #t*r in tli, ih it•I flimn- «»n Iwo uo ettlnctl rti?!-#. ILm-i-hrr* |irc\c . . . . 1 ittol Matljifkl miikIu I-send - t- f f i m l, l l iF * Ita rni i t.. lb,. <, . u l >1. t . n Ills*. S ll . i l |»t' !• ■» f u t i Ii it iit l • lb . hi i l l . •u :i 1t t " Iti. ,, l e t r lu 'lll 111* n •«*••! r«l N Tin* I rtllli'l Mi i • •• ' L i 'M .is ! * » • . . k U t i i i l s*n .1 t i L l . •! in c u r' H lid home i'i p n * 1SO i Ih ) t ii il u to |.f» L e x ell • e X. , n th itiitl f i n . i l l i l t in ri„- the Miic will I-,- play-,| in Or lamtn nt Tinker Field lomnrr ,»v .,(^1,, *, , r, |*. \ |. Thn'garni v\:t# iiuvxi'd up l*i S u t i n v i u r o t Ii,i Snnr'•i<( nn*l i Ii l.iii'lti li:w -» I'.lls f l • ll llii' »• flHlll'llll Iftllll ' Its■tiifIii riiiiint i i\\ tiitflil’* ul** 1.1 4'fy f •1 %1 t « 1-- v> Air »«f 111; .liu|i ll'tk} Il*|fl •'»• I'I till- 111' t . • tli *< It»} I't il. ttiiil M»m »k'. \| . »ir- i t ti >11 | • '!• »f*l\ A* Ml II ml. M••li" '»• *Ls imsiiml. Suuf *1,1 I,., a" „,I, a.,lag. Ill,- St-n.ili.r- in '|I,,' nil I»i"r. Ilu. arc nf .tin Senator mo'iin , *>ipi. p,ti-l,e,l t.i si Might.* ait.! S„i,f„i,I'i top flight butler • pruned to to**. . m.sd^ims—mm .miwte— TYRRELL S PACKAGE STOR B* J> DMT ST. ARCADt ttOO. s^f a a w rifii'iK .x s:' ;#jwy pSW>°i»wnabput ten /»',•> * ! . :j f -V . * a , * '* » . ." ■■ :‘sJ I �- • uenr <*?<*'* •• ■» • j ■- ' »■ - * - -At ~_i : •• — a.* " • — p* ' I ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS 1 i • *'• ,«f c :- ' "t rnm nocnccd the purrh*»e of pitcher IM»*L Mulligan (rrm the PniladaiI'hio J'hilllra. The vale wa* fir (he wlilvrr price. Mulligan i, £6 year* old. | | r ha* appeared Til 11* gntncM thU year, and haa a record of two wtn»*and two toaaua. • . ■ OPENING i FANS ' • MIXERS . • WASHING MACHINES • VACUUM CLEANERS • NEW ". ‘ RESTAURANT c . ,, ■llltOWNS TROTTER APPLIANCE SERVICE w • p*.' .■• ••i . . i=f - -t\ • ' r^.f i0 4 W. SECOND STREET Roy Johnson . PHONE 1004-J \\ ‘ $# s. w a n t kubl 8T. LOUIS. Sept: 20. </P)—The jS t. .Luuia Brown* a r s .dickering with Muddy* Kuel w ith the Idea of »igning him aa manager. GemI'niiuiinii-r Chandler’a office an­ nounce* that the president of the llniwna, Richard Muckerman, haa reoni'iited permlaalon to tiegotiata with Kurl, who It a special aaalstnnt lo ('handler.' A fter tbs per. iiilaalon n u . granted, Muckerman i and • Kuel conferred today at I Chandler’* heme -in Versailles. Ky. , ” ’■• • Lcffal Notice W- f.’ . r .n ia i. VM r r t fur any D abla | if.nluf I. I |.fi.tr |.» Nuirmbtr a, tail. fi-t | mvi'iriv .commonly wy ■ f Bk \ •• (Stamps 9-10-49-51) . SUGAR * * Fine Granjuluted g lb Bur* ... ....... 3 S C 'FRIDA Y, SEPT. 20, 1926 r*»?r9= DELAND, Sept. 20, (Special) — Stetson University will open * a Toeeday With an enrollment in txceas o f 1200. according to a (OallaiMd Krr* r*a* Oa#| \ atatement Ueaed today b y the arrive a t the State Market early latrar. Tuesday, Wednesday, in October. No large quantltle* Thursday will ba. given to of produc* are 'expected until regiitratlon of frashmen and.new November when green* e a rt movstudents only. , Upper - classmen Ing. •. will, register Friday *tv| Satur­ Installation of fac ility at ihe day and elate work will sta rt new qdlek freexo plant at Thir­ Sept. 30. teenth Street . and Elm Avenue rraahman will be m et .upon it proceeding. Aeroaa the street arrival by “fraahman advisors,M on Thirteenth Street, 1 D. upper claaa men and women pre Dobta U putting up a market rloutly appointed who will ag­ hn'ldlnw *t a co«t of 0l,*bo •*> eist the new students la adjust­ tell produce to trucker*. Stand­ ing themselves to college life. ard Growers, Inc, will start opera-. Veteran student* will find a V. Hunt aa soon as tha escafole crop A. training officer in the ad­ comes In, whi.'h should be within ministration boildlng five morn­ the neat f«,w \oek». ings each week, and the uni­ IIVTy Tuoke ha* p».rcha**,l pro­ versity haa also rmploged a spe­ perty at Frurteenth .Street and cial consultant and advisor for permit to eon* true t a |l(MH)d Stetson veterans. French Avenue and ha* secured u *arave tu -terv ic# truck*. Mr. Too’j e i* mxnager of jhe Sanfnnl What GIs Sing Fruit Company, ' BIDS W ANTED. . : To Be Set a * . « m . 'j for painting the Market *Rettaurant Building. » *, ; •, * • * , For. particulars ipgliire at the Market Office Around The World • «m ( h r 1 * 1 <iuy u f O r i o b r r . A lowing favorites: l » K * ( u r | b , a d o p tio n o f a . l i a a o ' In Hawaii, >*Maklng Whoopee” ; l u l h m b y MXId llojir'l o f (*uur>tr Canal Eoite, "Poker C<ui»ml«iiliinr{tf v ruaflnc o rtaln I ' a n a m i i u r t a o f Him Dial of Natilar xjo aa Gama’’; M a n i l a , “ D o n ' t Cry i r c o n l r i l ' I n P u t Hook 3. p a g a I I Haoy”; t'u ir.o Blco, “Doctor, of tbs* p u b l i c r r r o n U n f Hwmlnol# ' C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , nun! * t r » * t« of Lawyer, Indian ChiafT; Germany, •Oh What It Bremad to B*r’; • a i d j i L l a a o u g l t l to l*« v t r t t f d ,li9 ilil t- t t * M r l i ) « N p o f f u ilo w n . t o - w l t : Alrutloifb. “ I Wanna Get Mar| •** *f i it is i ii k n l Itir NIV r o r n t r of, rieJ’’; Austria," .’Let It Hnow” ; • « +* **# n i n r k l« o f P m U n d o ' i l4 * - ttU ___ . •„ , . Ins Carnation — Pel — Golden Key V t MILK- Largo Can ......... 12c B IR D S EYE ■ iM O _ JA _l’. i e* -- *"* "4 ' * • NKW .YORK,'(4V-Th* musical Dr l«*nard Barker prrfrrsnces of American service­ Optometrist men aUUuncd overseas are n o t' j . K ir W I N I - l. l’ N I i t y l 'i s T Ryes asamlaad—Glassrs. fitted iKeetaarily the same aa those of >: i . (. a ,V, I.I NOV/CIHT 203 H. Orange Ava j the folks back home. Through Orlande, Florida . i the Armed Forres radio stations n____ o n i -a„ Nuf •"Hr- i* (i*r*by m m (hat con - , around the worid/ bdodlseder Kay . I’hon* 4007 J x *lit l t MKKIIITT and CKClt, M K d-.K yssr polled tb s too tunes in u tT m T r » lll imply lo lb* Hoard u(I v/ rinu, v L . . . lh _ couiiiy *t...it*___ m n t.i various areas, and found the fol­ I'UUIII. ivimniu*loner* ____ __________ j■ ** i * ' '•'•->• »" J l » Hmilli K>- n .'h *v»„ S an fu ri), I 'l a . . » i r r | . t I h n a a Aibta Hf . ii 1. 11 ill I . .1 Of .Mil, - l i r e t e . U • ‘v . ' l r i . —— ..• v •IStetson University. Lehman Expects ; —Otniril ‘ Marmyir *John Will *€>jpen Tuesday ; New Records of (lie lioaton llravv* who an-1 WATCH FOR a . . -& L THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA fA G E SIX }•- ^ , ■' y g fc r.: • -. c . 1 r ■ -i & J g "flatter Tbhn Soap" A N N IT E , •. / Puck a g e .... 2 4 c • Blue Plate Dinner COFFEE, 11) j a r .......... ' ___________ ” ___^ |slat —tu*«»k 3, 1-dKr ( 6 ««f I h r fell blld* r rr r.f t l * of HrUllnoU P otinlf, Florida, run I h rn a# H o u tb to Ilia MW r a n t * * nf l^rt K . I l lu c k It, t h 0*n r« N o r th r c 'i c f l t r rlu n ir I h r » o u th lin t «.f L i l a I t a n d Ifr o f lllo c k Ik, •#» flaw h k c o r n t r «»f U r l l . ll l o c k I I . I h i n r a N o r t h tn i . ifiirtit W m t o f ( lit H W r o r n t r’ **/ U al F re e D e liv e ry . ,OW ysar a*»*f Mre t ta lrf aiailD nigX T eree >7- for o well blended costume! NONWFIGIANS SBNTF.NCRI) OSLO,. Norway, Sept. 20, GD—Elsvm Norwelglans wer# sentenced to death today followIng the biggest mass trial of 'collaborator* bald In , 'collaborators thus far bold •-*»* i M Kile»Aimm« . i h a M • I IT, a KID OLOVpH. Black, Hlica Free Delivery ; M * Hnnfnrtt? K l n r l d n , lh » r d a y n f Rg|ileml»»r, A, D P t l N I K l P MKIMMTjr r » ’ ll. M Hit H I T T u • U IH. 41fi8£‘ # B X P fflttm m s E. HAN0M ADI HANKIES. Wkiu initial *q pattala. - / • fc.;, 118 Park Avenua Phone 29 F. PRINTED HIADSQUAR0. y»»■m****' fn- 1.08 D. PRINTfO SCARPS, CalaHal rayaa crap**, ike***. -*•** C to n /lo n ce s The ' kangaroo, "whon a'tandinB'i *rue«. occsa onally reaches o height of eight feet.. 4.0 * ' C^TAIIOWO DICKIYS, rsyea _— peplin. Ftrtel*, dark*, vhlia. AFTER ONE OF OUR l l l o c k I I . I h t n r a Bonth 16 f # rt tn - v*M e d Ihe M l h ITU APLASTIC PA T IN T HAND1 •AOS, »«P slp p w .sr psacb ___1 _ -------------------------------4 M ------- jn i# NUTWgjr. N i n l U t f l O l h tT p WflY Mivin p r U c n t e r m s . A l l w e r « * c - ■** Rmilh. lUnKr 10 Kiiat, Ihanca welifitn patriota and aiding the W'M* »«• “ •• »lnl IS *-r» HO- • German police. V.* yu* “p-venee r,* » *• 39 118 Magnolia A venue LAXATIVI WHAT •ATiariE* Nurih lu J.hs^HU' rornerjeused of Quisling activity during Phone ROBERTS' GROCERY 9 V D N M F I Can't Begin te Tell .You." n f l o t 'I. Kliwk IT. H i f i i f f Ka»l ‘ the German occupation. Th* l#a»ll o it u o j n t 20 f r r t K a n t n f th*’ •MK 4S i r n * r «d | ^ t 1 . tll.srk 14. er of th« g r o u p c o n d t m n # d t o th rn en N o rth 416 f * “ t t*» death wgg IHenry ltn r Rinnan, who N i l r o u i r r o f t h r HK* n # * * * vrta convicted *of torturing NorV H of H rrtlo n 7 T ow nahlp Grape Juice — Condensed Milk — Hershey's Chocblate Syrup — O. F. Brown Sugar —i 4 X Sugar — Light Brown Sugar — .Salad Dressing . 3 , '!':,rh t o I n n '•MW r o rn m r . u f 13. Him k 17,*i)»#lire> h k m r n r r n f l*nt i t . lllock -w Phone . Italy, Ja | t •• ptr nUt ibartuf r»aor<Jrd tn M ..Z* .”8yinphonvHtL •and n.<l J*p*n ' b e e f 's t e w "“ c o r n e d ' b e e f HASH — CHILI CON CARNE ROCK FISH —- CHICKEN A LA KING — TURKEY — SUCCOTASH GREEN LIMA BEANS — SLICED PEACHES — STRAWBERRIES ./ " 1OREIJSK •‘ALL WHITE” FLOUR . 5 lb Plain 41c 10 lb Plain 77c 5 lb S. R. 42c 10 lb S.R. 78c ----- FLORI DA LIVRA TONE Gay rayaa crepes, d a m . ' ' * W* p r i m >n**r A Clean Shave A Clean Suit You’re Groomed A dean shave won't hide a sp oiled suit. But a clean shave and a clean suit m akes you a well groomed , . I ~ « > <; ' > man. Wa knew bow im portant appearance is in the t e f • ’. b u ilw ii world that's w h y w s do fa u ltlsii work* For * : JBr,. J . C — ■ j '• ■■ H '-t, H - • superior cleaning, and pressing send your work t^ us. • . We Pick-up and Deliver, tool ‘ < T I Florida's golden output oi processed citrus fruit te grow ing— p ro cessin g ju m p ed (rom leas hen tlx million boxes ip 1935 to almost thirty ollllon in 1945. Growth of demand (n thia vilantiri-hungry w orld indicatei there is need for more an d more p ro ­ cessing o! Florida's healthful citrus crops. U n­ like fresh fruits, ham pered by seasonal fluctua­ tions,, processed citrus c an meet dem and on a year-around basis, c an b e shipped .to w orld­ wide markets, can be sold as aparjeet conditions warrant. Florida, world's citrus center, is th e logical lo­ cation ic r many neW processing plants. This and many other industries face vn bright a n d prosperous iuhrte* in Florida. H ’ . 4 ’ ♦ LANEY DRY CLEANING CO. 110 EAST. SECOND STREET CMotto CITRUS PHONEuMS ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OP • i' o a v c v in n iic j i if r c o m • . SANFORD’S LATEST EGG and POULTRY MARKET I Delicious Foods Front Processed Citrus! • CANNED CITRUS • FROZEN CITRUS • CITRUS CONCENTRATE * • POWDERED O R AN R E NOTE. Writ* for coptM el abiItocH<*i IN* ond Otter M u itrio l p e n lb lllH ci ftorido. SERVING STRICTLY iWN A CUT-UP an Thq year-renad drew-up favor* He - - . always eight, always rich • loo king.’ Gleaming black' pataet to brine, 1 ■■.. V. r a to reduction ■-Sk I -Vrui-*• 1 t �•f THE * -. In. Unity Tharw .lt Strength— • Ta Fratacl the N a al, Iha VY.wU; • *. > . Ta Fra at* la the Pr*nr*a 1 Americat Ta FraAaea Fraaperity far SanferA AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVII Wl II Eatabliahrd 1906 •■*»■( j .SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, 3FPT. 23, 1940 .U . ■ U. S. Foreign Policx, Lauded /# ................... Airview Closeup Of Wrecked Plane In’ Forest i« .- New Commerce Secre­ tary Pledges Full Support To Chief Executive, Byrnes ....... —........— ■.’ ,, A lle v ia te d Pres* L e a se d W ire “ N O . 262 ------ V. .-1 Structure Of Peace Parley Is Upset IJ. S., Russia Oppode (.ranting Compen­ sation For Proper­ ty Lortt In Romania Killings Reenacted For- Police l*.\ KIH. Sept. ’ *fh« United S U In lcame,j up with ltiia.nu al l!u- I’nrix 1‘eace confvrepee lujay in opposing a plan Kinnl Allied huidnexs firm* full v-oiiipeiuiatpih for property th«y lo-.t iii Ki-munia, The action U vlcwnl n« having-upset-th# whole indemnity itiiic tu ir of the confclqlicr. • . , , rin- I'tiili-d State* position w,s e k p l a n i r d l u conference delegate* l>v H illui.I Thorp, ccofiomlc expert fur tin* .State Department. II* said.the O H * l Slate* it -how ronyiii.-e.l'that Itainaiil* Can IH>t.mW| ail t)i,. reparation,' and cumpan► ation ill MtuCidS placril upon har in the first ilraft df the Jtomanll.i Dark Siifns Of More Troubles (Rowing, Oh Labor- Fronts MEW YORK, Sept. 2.I.-t,1*i i America** vp*t *hippiiiK 'industry ' i« getting hack to normal today ofter Uu> worst maritime criai* in (In- iintiiin'ii hi»toiy. Dock Worker* and *ranieji are hark *-n, the Joh nt east and w**t ,cia«t pulU, an,| tW -aklp*—lied[u|» for 17 day* nmv are moving. ! llut lienee nloiig the nation's . waterfront may he- only teuip in ary. There «•*’ daik sign*, of new Inhor trouble* in the lint Imi distant future. LONDON, S new S ifretary Averell-i Ilarrli hi* firM pubi ' P a r tly c lo u d y tliia a f te r n o o n , to n ig h t a n d T u e s d a y . F ew slu tie r e d aflernoon th u n d e r s h o w e r * . M o d e ra ta a o u th e r ly w in d a in c r e a s in g to occ a a io n a lly fre s h w in d a tom orrow *. • .................. Activities Today ! At Major Ports j A re Increasing it; Aaaarialed Preaa Senator Claude Pepper of* Florida today endorsed liarrtnan'e appointment aa Comnerea S srrrtary. The Florida Ikemocrat, long a champion of New Um I views, declared today that llarrim an he* a very liberal and progressive , attitude toward the public latereat. The appointment. Senator Pepper observed,' la t& r **an excellent choir#.** W EATHER . SS-H afl-Ths Commerce, W. made alnce Re tbli new** .j Insisting from I fully-support men in L o n rio n i,____ _ .. . -............ _ r Romania *nt| th* tbe foraign policy of Mr. Truman defeated eounlrie* he re ­ und Mr. Byrnes, who aro carry­ quired to pay only me third comI hree n iaiitim e u u im i* h a v e ing on tba high* principle*, laid pemntiuii for properly lo,'se* c o n tr a c ts w hich e x p i r e „n S e p t. down by ' Mr. Roosevelt. There •10. u n d t h e y h n v e t l i r e u t e n e d t o suffered hy Allied >orporatiuns. A lies ths road to pears.** ,'Hriluin, ,n tin- 'tb e r hand, hat w alk o u t a t .'th e end of th e ~ Harrlrfiin wont qn to say that 'been Holding out for. 10|l .percent C / l l e - s Jin- U t i e n i l n i i i y y p he looked forward to Joining the romiiqllsaffoii Indieationx are that i t h e i i r 'lieVv e o n f l u e l » . l n v . i l v e , | - ^ n -A------Truman Cabinet' ae Heeretarr Hi,- Itriti-h. nhde iidinllting that t h r e e d i s p u t e * are t h e w e s t Commerce ' and felt that from Tlll.H closeup 0f the Belgian u lr-, standing .near the shuttered IH survivor* were, reported to /tinth.- preii.e,- now Ira, elianged, c o a s t ( ’I t ) l o n g s h o r e m e n head eil previous experience In .it he knew llner which cracked up near [craft. The furre uitt^coiiiinui to ilemand full in" urry' lltidges. ( ’i t ) M a r i n e the departm ent‘well, lie also held ( l a n d e r , ahuw slcut ajw ide .wath 1 ^ U m 'th ick ly !I> )*'»'*’|f I'.jured. ( lulrmation- hy by H llarry' N ew foundland, ______ dt*"it" i *• 11 . oi It "mania. f . n g i n o o n i I ’n iiiii , u n d t h e A K o f n pres* ami radio, cunferenc* nt como of the survivors (clrideM wrmfkQr area. Fourteen of .the al Soumlplmtu) ) t ir,., ".ii.,-,| i to* l’nite«l State, I Mnt£» mill •- 4:30 o’rlock this afternoon, Brit­ t.,«* in .loloisVng Hie princi­ 1 hr fi’tlvtitl tlt'p n f t i n t ’ll! luin ish time. pal ..I p.iilial iiiilemnif nation .•**'itf iiim I H int’th u ln t hi tin* *|li%It‘e bulisvrd in the American iilirn I?,, quest ion arose ill Con­ |»ii|«* bttwppn thv embassy In I-ondon Utst llarrintsn or. I"", with ili,- Italian treaty. - * luiiK M 'hurom m a n d ( h r 0)11*1 atntM . plans to go to Paris shortly. The I I.. t i i..*!> -.ii ! I*.day. however, I’ll** M u iitu * t 'lijfiiip t 'r s an* s im t A - trip will give him a chance to Hi .,1 t i n * . , . . p l . | . i v-i-i »e Hie r i g h t ON THE PORCH OF HIS HOME, Hilly Amin.on, 16 , (Ic tl) and N.ilbji. M1 n r)ft‘ tlu!iol»»» fo r a lif\\ cot* talk things over with Secretary I n ,,,«—11 f \ 1il l'l l p o - i t lo l l. Juntri. 13 m »;h !» tlrmimitiate for Sltcn'fT C» \V t\ii|H*nlcr, of Live <Lik, tract tml^y in New York (’il> of State Byrnes «q that any ----------------------------------------------a *»I he Viiieiirati move came x, I ’ .il, lh»» iii.fiiitt'i hi v%huh, tin*v ha/. ttn*y htiut to di'iilh Hilly n f.itlu*r, further mixuu on foreign policy J A i ' K SONY 11. 1.K, Sept. 2 3 _ 1''■* •••»««** « ' » l «*''*«II .11•I . , n lu ll its w*« outlined W II A ii .In •. ii. ami Ini htcpmotTirr, l)oimle Ymiinf Aiulri&on umu'lii'i . can be avoided. (Spei-ial) “ While di'iiiaiul ctfnT r,” " rnr' ,rr'" ’* U'(i>ii- uieliitirr* of H'e BatksnIn tin* »pot fis.m ulii» Ii lu* Hii'il the itiutgun t>laxl lh.it klllril hi* fatlirr. '* Harriman, who was. United to nlnorb production of ‘•■‘"'•"'It ......fu/ ruW I- iiiiimIi Ki'onoinie Cumlnixaion. it On Way To T ru a ^ n tin...-* ' •Limns bhovia how lie irstid a iltltf on thu vsMhlilliK inuihlnts while MiniStates Ambssssdor to the.Court of farm pr.Hluft*. or large *hr,re " " " ," „ uf !hrM* na put loinard a* an amendment St. James dntil this appointment, All Amendments P ro­ lux the iiilc Uiot tlljt killed M u AniiiMhun. (InUrnalUifial LTrltisu'r) •«.f that prod.n-tion, at agtUfoe- 1*,'" ,,**, 1* lh.pW * M Jur...lirtlfHml t. i clause Ml Hie proposed Koro• s i selecl*d4%r the Secretary of lory prices, it i* very hard f o r ^ ,ur1rrl ........'. . “ "V l«-i«.-.-n A I aioaii fieaty a .‘laUXe which has posed By Peasant Presidentt TruCommerce pus moot of ......... gel down to aerl-,*'f «"d » */'« , y iliiixl the innllilisaiuu during man. • oils Honking about whet w »> will UaxUlle the f»‘ • P arty .Are Defeated erven nirriillg* , • .lu” wh.-n till. cmdiUon cease* to msritnm- strike I'li. ( iiilr.i Slats* did not itat* exist, vet Unit ,* a Dung We " 4" * '• nli.il pi reel,!age of losne* It would j WARSAW, Sam- 23. UF>ll"t>,| to t,f thinking about it) 1,1 Lu* A"*r,c * it.Ilialiile.l fl'-m Poiiianis In com­ Home Demonstration The-Poii»h PertlaLNnt today ap­ Florida and «l* «w h »r » throiigh. P dispute iti.ulving ,\ K of I. pel eat ”rp . * i i .i' proved a new TfenHI election out lh.* country," .aid Willlan. I De-x-k hand* and (.It) c Tvds Are Ors^Wzed laW after a stormy* aiasleu. Tlie Gliewliero hi I’a ils British I*. VVilitm, d i r r c l u r u f M uriiln Fiitrnr" Sia-ri-lary f inest . BrVin measure, which had been hotly •*r -------O.rt r p u .i tv I".la) mth I’reilS t a t e K a r in c r » * M n r k r l i , i i n l n v v > I A I 1' Two new Home Demonstration debated hy Poland*! rival politi­ .trni i.ro iri 11nl u•111 of France “ N ationally, »«• h a ..*lr.-a.ly , D i l i I K I T S A l 'l * I ( )|( l yluba were organised in Sem­ cal groups, will determine how f.t IN I MIN. S.|»l J i .1*1 Vit aii.l .-•iiiri Moieign .Minister Y tins I u turtle of* thl«* i n u lile m . . ^ . • inole County .during the past that country's long-awaited gen. iiiitiamiMl foii*i)fti |tii\vt*r miih clnir);* M Molotov indication., were week, on* a t Elder Springe on oral elections are to ho conduct­ win. nuuwl.t.. potuto ir>*iu. 1Ijo ik Is A nd S a v in ^g s tioll, w lu cti b o x reached III. p o in t 1 t*.| l»y un IruniMit ^oViTiuutMil Hull II. vin nmild call fur a meet­ Sneaks Toniirht Wednesday, and ths other at ed. Indication* uro that the ing „{ Un- big ("in Foreisn Miniwhere Federal official* are *eek [I o n 11 SI 11 I f l ft I s i t l O l l Pauls on Friday, according to elections will l>d held In the next A ^ f i k f N t i i t i n tmlay- with I ' l i c m i r a R i t i R j *tei» n it Iiii i the next 18 hour,. ing to ftirlnil the crop suh.tan 1 IU K llU IttllM II .Mrs. Ouida Wilson, County home few months. It’s expected that revolt of firrre iiomml triln*jtIlev in returned t*» Part* ovor th* ’ Hally. the Polish government will an­ demonstration agent. ,W quotnl CHICAGO, Sept. 23, id’)—’ ftiwkirnilr ' hin,; iiig — the --Foeeigw •_ "With millions -v^uf ‘p r o pi a At Elder Springs, Mr*. Perry nounce the date within tho next iuHv A|i:ipi;! I h r Miu r.tri T*"fni.-ir hack to full . around.(hr world .in n *larvstt.,ii The American_biinkai * - a*-"ct||. as. elected pr»ild*iQt_oL seven days, giving- tha v.ilara at iruiph, (luliuniuii ► ’length fm Hi,, (ii'-t time vine* - .Ret,—or near that point, I h(>to tioll W ll totd^Tmfny that iuving* „ the new club, antf nt Paola, Mrs. le*iU>0. days notice •tour** t l i t L iirtl t h n l 'In* i i i m i i ifciitn f Mulotiiv irft i’a ii-1 fj-i ’ Movcowto *ee prod.ictifi.i of uny go'xl dcp"*it. and llir purclm-t- of V. C. Schley was selected -Ha- The new election law had been weir e e r r i v i n u a n d uiiiiiiuiu last Vug II crop reduced. However, we rniglit saving, Imii. iI, are Ihp main head tho new group. stubbornly opposed by Poland's t i o u f r o m n f*»iriait |*«m%*•* T h e * a* well rerognlie the fact •lint thing- that can stop inflatlop Other official! named for the conservative opposition, the pea­ w|i, k« e n ta il it Ii I imI ll t a t in the year* abend wo may hnve and li.itiy ,ip p rc p riity Speak­ Elder. Spring* Club were: Mrs. sant party of Vice Premier Stanw Ui*hl)iw h a d ln’s’u »r«’it ing a. lb«* 72ml annual ,'nnvell8. E. Norwood, vice president! blow Mikolajcxyk. Mi'iir I r u u i a t i r o » t a l " » ! t r | duction of n vifriety uf fuinl tion «f Itlx- Hanker* A*,ociation, Mr*. W. C. Buie, secretary; Mr*. T l i r f n r r i / i i I'owi’i rmttirtl i i » The Peasant party argued th at [ iteitu, utilr** »"tni' *"iutiim u Myron F rnnvMrM*, tin* |»rr«ii!ent J . D. Cassidy, Jr., treasurer, also the law would make a free and tin* .i rcu * tll«*it v y * i»*! ot hriw i# ** fuun.l whirjt i» nut ii"W hi visildy of tin* uvMK'iatioii’* AnvingN divi­ the following chairmen: Mrs. J- fair election Impoisibl*. In s Hut Ihi* I .«*iitIx■!i t l f f u - r effective u|>eratioii. The plain, sion, »Hid that *avings deposjt* P. Webber, finance; Mrs. J. C. bitter debate which preceded t.i e x |i l : i m t h i t i ii R h a have shown n Idg increase! Mold cold fncls a re th a t American ' Trk**, health; Mr*. M. E. Balmes. adoption of the measure, Peasant 'th a t It* atain i.4 imt Mix more students have soloed farmer* hnve mi improved Hie than SX.tXiO.OOO.IMM) over the level A food; Mrs. J . P. URoachk, cloth- tarty leaders charged that the the irlH'lliou und of lost December I* now in’ *avefficietK-y of th eir operation* — w ing; Mrs, Carl Bradbury, can­ aw would rob thousands of timii< to thr I'rruhui last nrejv at Hie Sanford School through -better m achinery, fertili­ Indi account*. of Aviation at Hie Munlcipsl ning; Mr*. M. E. N olan,^im ­ Poles of the right to vote and In ninithcr addre,, to the con­ ulinli linike* a total sation, and g eneral intrlllgenc* provement ofH om # grouhd*. and would encourage fraud. They also S;ti, | tin* llr it -«|i -|Mjk«'wmuii uf \ ii pml. of ►rvrii student, who have “ won of their liandling uf »peiat.»iM vention. Fre,| I. Kent, director Mrs. C. C. Hannah, Improvement charged fraud In the Polish ’ref­ th«* revolt *"1 1 , i io.ittn fni |h • New York City'* Hanker* l|o-u n m g," sine# tlie airport Incident to prmluctiou that of of home interiors. I ' r r ^ l u n L'ovt'i iiiiient erendum of Jun* 30, in which Apparently unconcerned by the they are |ir.Hluring Inriesxiiig Trust Company. »anl that only Other officers present were the government claimed popular lhi|idti h. s fioin li*hi:tn IiIm n i l s llu iiiii uVer to tlir • lly. under free enterprise can the repsrtustlons brought on by his l'lo,K,. nh.i have lukt-ll to th* volume* of vnriou* >‘i"p* "" Mrs. W. L. Johnson. Mr*, T. P. endorsement of its policies. thul thr iimuiKv'i't« mi) Ih* tiiiii recent speech, . Henry Wallace sm aller acrehge*. u u j with re- individuality nf the p#opl«f func­ Gslgsr, Mrs. W. L. Bennett end I ll>f U klOrtkoOt Itl rt ft! Ill*' )»«•» 1 an f o r thr f'tsl time alul ’’flap- < tion. Without « return "f free walks jauntily intu th* Whito The parliament voted .down sll durrd manpower. of llu-htif •nr .d littn'i |»iiiti*t I., .1 (Iii ii m ug." nil stone are: Mrs. C. W. Bowen. .It was de­ proposed bv the House to confer with President “ We don't know how Imu! '*"» #nterpri',e. Ken. ,anl it', incon­ |tul 11 tid«- uutlrt mi thr I'rin n i hai l Yo-I. Huhert dadil,. Edwin cided thet meetings would be amendments Peasant party. During the de­ Truman. Following the meeting _fficlenCy- .levelupinent may <»n* ceivable Hint tlieie ran l*e *oy <*ulf Iinf nun ufioy mmitt ^ up heouidy. It *I It Nelli. Iton 1 T* ‘held a t 2:00 P, M. on ths thlfd bate, a leader of the Communist it w-n* announced tiint he would tinue. If it doe* cdhttnue t« lasting peace. K ti I I v r W ar i i i i , |ir<»minrnt puii lit Iv air rniiviiiri d, Iii»wi*\i*i , lei and Yu- Hluekwelder. All ^ T uetdsy of each month. Worker* party accused Mikola- rfmsin in th* cabinet but would trip the gain in population and these men a ir forinrr servlc* Klnrulian, will Li* tlit* irriiil n|irak- t fti*tt the ii pi Imiitf vi ill hr i*r unhi* I I P '" At Psols, where the club will Jetyk of being anU-Kuiilan and noi* make any more public' sta te ­ export markets, a t now appear* vl Inlllltllt* w il l'll i ii o i ii U t a of with tho arrival uf Army irin nn’ii aiol are taking full advant­ hfeet on the* third Friday svjLawton Transferred or speeches until tha Paris possible, then we must face crop age » f the Bill of Right* to . . . Botnr) (*lui>s * of New Smyrna. | torvrmeiitM. f each month a t H:00 of hoping for Anglo-Saxon in­ ment* Peace Conference ends.-On Friday, lim itation— either by taking obtain free flight training. To Local Hospital |)«*l.nnil anil Snnfortl meet nt tlir Mrs. J. E. Thornes was tervention In Poland. however, th* CHisf Executive, s t acreage out of production, or New enrollment* aro being re­ Semlnolr Cuuntrv t ’luli. The uteriTin* word Nipirttii. iiu'Miiiiu;* Ja» named ae vfc# nretidrnt, Mrs. Siberia is almost' twice as larg* s fre** conference, announced through substitution [ * «»f ih*w T. W." Lawton, »uj»erinteinlcni ini; will i:rt umli'rway nt 7:*t0 pun, ia derived from tin* Jupannio ceived daily, according to avia­ Charles JL Powsfi as s ^ rs ta ry that Wallses ws* to be ousted crop* for old,' or in some other of public Instruction in Seminole oVIoi'k. a* continental United- State*. wold* for null and ti«ni)r. tion school officials, who report ’ and Mrs. Grace II- Cola “ from tl.*, cabinet. Wallace re ­ way. This Isn’t ju»t a. problem County, ha* been transferred-from that the total number of appll• treasurer. Council dMegata «* Tha flag at the United Stales signed immediately and Aversll for today's study — it i* a con-, Riverside Hospital ill Jackxiufunt* to date are 2 i.. Of this [ Miss Catherine Pox, Mrs. J . W- was fixed except for the disposition Harriman was named to head iinuing condition, whidl. we must vllle to the • Frrnald-LsDghton number, some are awaiting their Bhaw waa named clothing chair- of- the white stars in 1818, * tha ‘Commerce Department. ' papei* of eligibility and will deal with, proha h i/ through M emorial. Hospital,* n a n . Piwsont alto war# Miss Hospital officials this morning start Hight training ns soon as j many yaara ahead, and almost SUxabsth’ Harris, Miss Ruth certainly It will have top priur. nescribrd Mr. D w lw t'i connllion tlie,o' paper, are approved by Pearson, Mrs. If. W- Rplvsy. I»y among our agricultural wor­ aa Improvetl put said that he I* man Park hotrl d u rin g 'th e war the Veteran, Administration at lly JANK. KAILS • Mrs t o ' E E,X E.i Vpanm m ark, * . Mrs. J. fi. ries, through the. next dread*. Still nut tn-rmilted to receive WA.SIIINUTON--.Mri. Wlllisin year* when the General wa, -away. I’iu .x ,g rille . The**, irtclud# How. Mrs. . Taylor, Mrs. M. L. lt,m . - 1 Every farm er who - devota* visitors. Though she is erpiilly fond of urd A. Shryrtick, Benjamin L Ik G. Fsmbro, Mrs. Pearl Bates, 11. |>. Illamly, attractive wife of thought to this problem now, and the admiral who directed Opera­ the quarter* of the Chief of Staff Pearson, Jugle K. Smith, 0 . A. -Mrs. B. H, Smith, and Mrs- a« s who reaches some *“ rt “I ' ,,,uc Their? la no federal law forbid­ tion rrnisruad*. say* tin- atom a t Fort Myvr. aero** the I’otom- McWhorter, Willinin C. Davidson, Michels. ac from the Capital, »hr get, a Herman G. Echols, Georgs An­ rad an Itinerary for a member tlon for hie own acres, will !># ding lire total drsteitcllon of colnn bomb i, ’f ’way beyond" her. By JANE EADS drea,. Joe Willlsnis, Ralph Forego from New York to San that much to th* good, whnf tha by the|r owners. WASHINGTON—i ( ^ r fm»M»* " I ’d like to Keep It that way— bit homesifk now and then, To overcome thf», she goes hack liun, Andrew Csrtaway. Joseph mi,l h<-).-n.I the rest oY humanity the quandary t h a . Travel and Francises;--thence la Australia, situation grows mor*.critical Tho longest cleplianl . task ol IPo," shu adds; to the Wardman I’ark drug *torv* H. Gondrlchi Roliert-M*y*r, -Ro­ Veterans Service Transport Bramch of ths U. N. Iridia. South Africa, Prance and Variable conditions were re- which there Is authentic record la and oft around to New parted affecting Florida produc­ 8h<> says he i* happy.llu- Irsta aivl catches herself u ,'xla, and bert Sparkman, Murlln Turner, Any veteran la need of serv­ ■ccrctariste was thrown Into whan It feet, flve and a half Inches long, Richard Garl Kock, William A. in. This they figured to tion in reports received in my a t liiklni are over. Now ah* does­ sandwich nu\y acil then. ice (free of charge) in any of a delegate, strange to N*W York n’t have to hug tho radio hom ’ Dr. Carey D. Miller of Hie Mikkola and Charles H. Spark#. tha following categories Je re- City, asked th* branch to arrange be about 35,000 rnllesj three- offka this week-end. A* I fore­ and 18 Inches In circumference. Additional ground »chool eisaa after hour, chewing her finger­ Hawaii Experiment Station, who c a s t* f#F day, ago, th# recent­ quarter* of which vyfh by llr . • trip to Statsa island. quested to visit the office t has hern making atudir* of typical room facilities are being set up tA* rasponaibia akaodaa UsU Ha « u .handled with formality nails. Th* branch say* It* biggest > b ly acuta meat shortage, coupled DRIVE SAFELY Mile rail* hey husband "Spike” Filipino family diet* and an an­ and additional equipment la tmmatching * hla poiitlon * o ‘ /* r has been handling the with th* narmal Seasonal trend, ■ * alor - B-iB- Osrtar politely Informed tha borough waa travel problems of dflagates and has bean reflected In egg prices, Her# are earns of th# things and says one of her grratest alysis of 22 widely user! Filipino Ing procured to tak* ear# of KaUona) Bank BuOd- a w araT w a mHa* by ferry froni official* attending tha health con- during th* last fa« days. I note' a person must undergo before thrill* wa« hearing him broad- food*, says that Filipinos living this increase In student IntarasL th# tip of ManhatUn. that receipts on our Dad# City being issued a driver* llnmsel Aiit—safe nml alTva—over the ing In Hawaii Ihuuld eat more The itnff of instruction will b# firtdciv 1 v « * — XT. 5. B n•wort potatoes. enlarged soon, it wa* announced, It'* th# BMclal task of th# The applicant mu*t take* a ffedio after the awesome texts. 8 lata Farm ers’ Market during The U. N. .General Assembly o*. it* Dr. Miller says thr Filipino rats in order to absorb this Increased plqvroofU Barrie#, t i l North notui Travel and Transport* Branch ta will top that on*. I t la expected tha last week, while up substan­ road sign teat to determine if Mrs. Blandy%wa* born in Wash-, K n Avanu*. ■ , _ facilitate th # travel of delegate: he is acquainted with the road lngton. She was married here. a quantity of sweet potatoes in enrollment. tially in volume, have drawn an Vocal tonal Training and Edu­ and officials U> and from head that about TA90 persona will a t­ overall Increase of three cent# signs «ved In Florida and most H ir two chlklrert wpr# born here. the Philiptdnea, but 'unfortunately • Richard V»may, who la in cation — T. W. U n rtat, Court quartarc In New York- R'a na tend' th# aeaaJon*. ■ They are Hop*, now married to Filipinos in Hawaii have coma to charge of maintenance, stated per down for tho thro* top alias, «tb*r state#, One o f' (ha ithing* often dlffj Comdr. John Marshall Lae. flag regard them as a mark of low fi­ that tha repair facilities ar* small proMem. but there m ust Th# applicant muat undergo tfCo a ona-eent rise for small itartrig HotcHtulItt* be no delay. * l-to « clegates from , now In a position to take car# < . celt to an ay* teat during which ha I* secretary, to tha commander-in- nancial standing." . th a t th an <« a He say* education Is necessary of both major and minor re­ i early March., says 't b e foreign required to read standard let­ chief of tha Pacific Fleet, and Contact through uoyu * -# -ln America too. - Nations’ weakly bulletin. ters froas a chart. If tba Bill, In his last year at tha Naval now to teach them the nutritive pairs to aircraft. V- F. W. MBBT8 TONIGHT tv BsTTlea OfHear, They often have ta share a roomy » value of sweat potatoes and to applicant's vision la lees, than Academy a t Abnapolia. sometimes with a coroplrte^trangIn 110 recordings It was dlscovMrs, Illandy is a talented plan- "overcome the social stigma" at. Th* Veteran* of Foreign Want 48 oerrent aa nharu aa th* ^ t ^ r s l U r ' l w S ' sWnrt 2,000,000 ered that maaquUoe# have a Unwill meat tonight a t 7sO0 o'clock etandard. ae will aat be pxsa«d. 1st and waa aololat- at 10 with Inched to them. ,r,nt# U. N , will have at It# "Unfortunately." says Dr. Mil­ uagr all their ovjn—a soog for • t th» Legion Hut localad on I f glaaar* era raqalrad to paaa the Washington National Sym­ Assembly Beralnol* Boulavgrd.-L. A- Bryint; the tael, th* apallcant must phony Orchestra. She m s f b a r ler, "Fillplno. In Hawaii era In­ anger, knothef for mating. A WF ■ % ia t £ B B Z t U t & S fe save*, percent, of theI room# a In M Veterans Administration .offlcUt wear gUsaea while drivlag kuslmnd at Annapolis. H* was clined to adopt some of the worst to express anger. Nqn# ol*-Uia8# ZL dpen to evt f g visa* In • fraetlon Americwn food habits rather than sounds la audible to th# human Z of the time normally required by 'ratvrient hbUU belonging to $ # of tha Orlando office, will be ih a should h# b* Issued a lie*as#. "blina data.** an Individual to go frees one eon- Hotel Association of New Vorit guest speaker. A supper will be Mrs. Dwight D, Elsenhower be­ th# b#at, among them tha use of ear. The bussing that can b# ‘ " ’’Apply tba Golden Rule ta Q tv. T hat wlU will be t>e about 1,900 served before the meeting |*U City. came vary fund ok her apartment Urn much chndy,. soft drinks and is mad* by the beating of oar Driving? rooms ta 8 | hotsls, • In Washlngton’a aleganl old Ward- Oth«r eoiKsntra'ed sweats." - “ f f j M I S S It wbtgs. r-3/ underway. ‘ Poles Okey New Wilson Says Florida Farmers Eiedion./Law In Should Begin Future Planning Stormy Session Unnamed Foreign Power i Charged With Encouraging RevolT' In South Persia Six More Students Make Solo Flights . At Aviation School f Admiral Blandy’s Wife Declares Atomic Komi) Is Way Beyond” Her Staten Island T rip Request Throws " > U. N. Travel Branch Into Q uandary r a s i r - r s s iss S -c • *>: —ki.^ ■Ldngbs.v,., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 20, 1926; <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/b8edb3764bbe9458cda51fa38a1e555c.pdf 5e6b40865e4e5125b0dd3c8aa4fd2585 PDF Text Text W THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PACE SIX #rw|ltl#»*l Hi* <1e I r it*** ll»fH !•» mllltl alter tb* f (•« l»uM*c r|tal|..n .^h'iuli! >••«* ,|err*f will I.* »nt#r*.| upon >il4 poll!lor WITNKW m> »i*hJ of fold rottri »«efit County. 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I^U » P#lol III • Ith (Safe uf H»(iOmtc( 1* 1 * •I P H FR N I hfN C|*lk Flirbit i'eiurt tirminul*- Cuunt), Florida <irffl< lal Clark • Hrali ftth day of A u fin i A I». D D . h*g filed name* In my ^ ( l r « and haa mfeifs sa|tpHr. lion f.#r * |^\ *|**r*l t<* be* ItBtied thereon. Maid rn tlf* leal# rtolalgirl the foil.,* lira* ( I f •rrlhed proper ty In the CuuifY* tJ Kerttlnole. Htata of Florida, t** » It: lira UK For Of JtW'i «*f HKn S.rtltih 34 T«*wr»lit|» ! » S«<uth Ifenae 31 KaH, run W 3 >2 vh N I* « h W I :> at. N 1 % de«te-*. W 10 23 rh K 12% rh N to Ijik# Jr *» tip, NKIfe aloitp l-»kr tea |-l So ith of If* p H to ll* g 34 arrta ll»(*rr Tfear *pH»B|u#lil *af ll-r a><t 1» perty un«|*f the ra il n m li. •*» i»nti*d e .*» in iti* nfefitt uf • •» >lit(h*|l a I ’lilrw* Mild rertiflrate shell *b* redenned al>« ' |ldlfig In l^e. Hi* property rietrrlbrd therein « l l l »*r •*•U| (a the Mfbe*» bbllaf «l tiw ruuri hoi|ta doct **i* the f»(A| Mon­ > u n i k o f » hv : m i f f *« •%i f. day in I hr month of 4> tuber, let* NOTIFI? IN IIKHFnV dlV K N Th.t which It the tlh •!») of llrt**hrf I (' M HANK. Hhrrlff (*t Ifi lr Foufily. Id-,’ und.r and by I m i -.I th<* llh d «» ul H-pi.lrl-r, virtu* uf a levy h lfflttfo n mad#, t»«a. »•> mi# llfldar r ln ’ Utlrti, U nilhf <*ul ii I- tICKStH'S nf i hr I'lrrult I'uuri Jn .*t»d fur CTatk Clfrdll ('..urr tuiii'*l# I W . l t , Fl<*rbl«* ir» that Mrnilhiil# i uui.lv FI* l» i#rlfe|n t'lua# whrrrln F A l»fe#»*r. ( i if ft*' la l Clerk* H n li «*.*• prllflufter liuf f! N v I r #!>•<!.<f# nl, hat# levied Upug) a(»l M il It F. (IF X l'l'l K %I lifek Hill ##l| liar fc.lb.w ingr pfop#ll> F oil r %4 IIKKII itualr. lytraR ami h*lbR in (It** • h •i ' • » . i .. • , .....hi) uf K^inlltulw. Slala uf FI*»H MiTD'F. I:( IIKItKIH a ,l\ )N '« irtuf# |i«rlli iih ri) il.arfltu l a* TTibI I la*U II Jialtrl fluid*» <•! I^V « 11 *mt (*-• » If (*( ,11If Irat * \ii liu •• >*el 11• i^-t> * and l ‘- HI<h k e *.f Itniatifed Tth day **f Julfe % l» I d ” t.»llri^l*ia ga p«r pUt lh#i#i'f (» rilw-1 igm r (la ma uffir#- »i* I a fdrd In plrtt II.M.k 1 U4R# •: triad# MppUratlufl f*.# * i*\ •Irwel Hruiilltde* 4*i*utllv lt#r**rd |*» be- I • • II *-*I lhel*i||| Nailt l . t t if the h arhwwL- aind l-#a| luddrr fur I* 4»r *mtlfpi »* (•*» ("H-* * " It *1* *•(> dlirifiK thr trfai liditf a .*f rrrltard I*r«#!*#•»I » If. Ill#- •'••tit • air nf) MuikI, ) I fir Tlti '(a) uf t>#|i|itt<ilr '♦t.itr uf Florida »•» »H * •Ntul.rr A l» l'44. brlfiR th#rulr ,HS *»f Ht:4 nf N iV », * f NK», '» » uf aa|i| CuUK »*l«f *Mi» !•« I*# Mr* (lull |4 'f*'"fi*l»tp *| '•••tail. •ii • 1# in frulat uf t fa. l*uurl Il«*u4r Kdiife# 2| K ril !. An#* I *»*••! hi S«nf**rd. HrmltmU t’biiitl) I la*- ai •• **in* l.l **f lb** -w|*| |*r » NifMa |»*rfy undrr (hr #gl| rr»f|fla»lr DATKIi ■ l Manfurd. FlurnU Ihla l»*llr<| « * ■ ill Ifl* liHlrtr uf (* (I fh«> 3rd da> uf AniiUat A D M>44 M l I*hr II . C ii HAND I *ItIra* WHid r**fl»f Il'Sf * #h*ll br Am Mbrrlff %,( Hrflllbulf rr«(rrn»*d irhiNlBK (•* *h# Cuurdy. Florid* l*rn|»#riy < tf*rrlM iftnrin win i*r •iaflfehd W. Hprnrcf« •old lo (Ar h ltl.n l MlM»t at Ihr Alluin#f fur Ivililu nrr iHurl limt*# *l*»uf un Hi. f|r«t Xfuit d»y in ih# fm»nl|i uf (M ulift U l* whirh I* !l»r Tlh *!* r f (L tfW F • iiT Il'R n r I P r i . i r l f l n v 1944 n ia m n t:»:ii iMIrd i|i(r (III llay* uf M#t»t* inter» •'ll.liter ITUT ••( 111. NOTU’ K IH IIK U K ltr uiv#:.\. 1944 (» I* HRIINIM»N Thai lien II. Ji.nr. holder uf Tam ('In k ('irruli i'*auif t’rrtlflral* No.— 1141 I m u #iI Itir Srtnitiol# LV.uiit v. Florida Ith day uf Ai|u»l A l». 1929. ha« filed name In m) ufflrr at«! ha# M iffU Ul rirr k* • H u ll made appllrktlnfi f**r a 1*1 d»#*l In ba luurd lh#fr«»ri. Maid certlf* leaf* #mt>fir#r IK# follitwInK dr. • f r I M p rot^rif In Ih* CouMr « f ftrminnl#, tttkta nf Klurlda. lo-wlt: H4 of HWl% uf MW 4 uf MW i, Hrrtlun * IS Thwnahtp 20 Mnulh Hang# 29 Ka»l. & Arra*. Thr a m n m m l of fh#> paid 'pro­ perty under Ih# #abf errtlflrafr Imhh ) w m In tha n>tn# uf J. F Mltchall l'nl#»r raid rrrtlflcata «hal| hr .In New York maritime labor t apparently la preparing fo r it* O fS rta te it fight in blitory a fight which may well enhlt the auppuit of .cores o f other trade union*. Leader* or lira gtriklng AK or L r.amen declare that the entile labor moVi in.lU 111 threatened by the decision of the Wnge StaidlitaiTbn' Hoard In refuilng to al­ low the full amount of wage in­ crease, wen by negotiation. Ih?y .ay tha‘, the ruling hat denied the. .eamen their ■right In collecti«e bargaining, and they dmrribe “ ^It aa an attempt to break tnlon,lam. The etrike leader, nav.- cal­ led upon all labor to aupport the Ugh*. CIO Maritime Union leed?n» are due t « meet today to considei Joining the etrike tomoirow. The tnileftendent Marine Fir .-men’s union announced thet H» IR.***'* members will join the A F of I. walkout today.\ Union leader* on the weal coast ‘ i u r r . that all Pacific roa.t ship yards a. well a. port, will .nc closed right. The metal trades cotrticll also haa pledged it. .up (Patent Pending) WHERE YOU DRAW A CHALK-LINE YOU LEAVE A STREAK OF . DDT INSECTIDE T h e m o t! c o n v e n ie n t m e th o d o f a p p ly in g D D T on D ru iiih o u rd *. un I 'u n lr y S h r iv e ., U a th tu lra i W in d o w S ill, an d in a ll p l a c e , fr e ip ir n t e d h y A n t * a n d u lln r insert*. y ORDER ------ - FROM * YOUR FAVORITE 19-16 Jaycees H ear R e p o rts O n B oys S t a t e Associated Press Leased Wire Seamen’s Strike Delays Removal Of 0. S. Dead Jaycees To. Sponsor Weekly Boxing: Pro• grams This Winter n tlH O MOM WASHINGTON to Stn rrandico for « conference on the oatlonwlde maritime atrtke, Aaaiatant Secretary of Labor Phillip llansah (center) laahown talking thing* over with Harry Lundaberg (righ t), w rit w a it head of the A T ti S tllo n ITnloa and U. 8. Conciliator Omar Ilatkln*. who h u been holding hearing*. (fnlervaHonet Joundphotn) S o m e O f T o p S o a r in g P ilo ts T o A tte n d G lid e r M e e t H e r e T r u c k s S ta r t R o llin g In N e w V o rk A g a i n Tobin’s Order Will Aid In Transporta­ tion Of Essentials 8ome o f tho naliun'. topflight , .oaring pilot., including Shelley Child, nf Atlanta, and Hay l*nikcr of l.o. Angrle., are expected to take part at the glider m-ct o f sailplane, which will In- held Saturday and Kund*y hi ihr Muni j clpal Airport The meet will lie conducted, by it. H. limwning uf the Sanfu.d t Tchoql nf Aviation and t» al»-i | .|>on*ored by the Semumle ( ’ nun I ty Chamber of Commerce, tb I City. Till i- Inrlda I'nwei und l.lgll! , ,Mrml»*D t»l I hr Stanford w i Kn!iiu) In ‘ It.tyn Stair I; Id P cattily ill 1 fetlanhu^rr were Kiiul* of thi Jiid ot ( ‘lianilKr of i ’otii hi-l<l t u l a y n ! mcrrp lunrhron emlnolc Tinklevg> I Motoiri Inn «•M!t\urd Mnrr-linll. n .ii nr 111 or fin the S i rtfor I croup.I, tiitrodiiff* l 11mist on MiDctH-k. Ijitrv l<oMin r Ktanct* WiUon. John iiiu iiiiev m* i Simon ItiiMf frlflrt wlm told ,o thrl, hcI iv UIin diifiiic "thh whit h \% KpoiMoi**d .in.i oily I* the I-Inrlda Ih tiarln'-n! nf l'n Ann * call. I.egi-m . H iHtlt-y (M h .iili chiiiminn " f lb-J o in i>t A c tiv itiri • ' iim-tlttc I made an nfficial ir|»nl •«* In tb .tatn . uf ii- • tmiiiat l>m*r n whirh i. I« ing nr:ani*td joint I\ by llie- Hi piiindi- l«p-nitv t h.iillbi of ( ‘ontnirti’i* mid the III rotinrrtlon with th|R pi 1 Ifrnin. I’rwidi lit Jiu V Doticnn uounrral plan* f«»i •» Iny. *«■ dwfir* In hr he|| ,»t i e Mtofhli Inn •• l»rv I- f"i th» ptitp»<*r i f rai nip fund’ t«» .m r.. ft»r Jnyt nprratioii •*! on ml *1 inn*l*»n itff|>tlon l*o H which will »H tnn»trtirted. |*.*«.wiMk • i i Hh ( it\ t.n Semif.olr lint lev Hid TRADE SUPPLIED BY Representatives Say Palestine’s Inde­ pendence Would Be Delayed By Plan LONDON, Si-pi. 12. UP)— A niimlit-r uf Arab I-vaguo dt’IcjrnOw «H tbu Palontino ('uiifiT'-tii'iVUC" said to have ii-ji-itril i-inphatically the Anglo American expert*’ plan for federalizing the ifoly Land. A Hritisb source iuys at least ltvo Arab speakers ubjeeled on the gtomitU tli.it imle|*rtntencc Pali- till,.’a A l i b i would be llrbind the cb.-«-d dnore o f tho in, rim e Itritbh F,-reign Secfo1 ai> Ktne^t llrvin -at chain ninkinir .md t-ippiHK tb - big r..mid i.ibli- with hi* pencil while .inAral* ri-pre.«i-ntaUve cried Unit I'ab'-tm e’ft imli-pi-ndeiice uf itratieli mandate .hould bo granti.,j now (it her A tab «|n-nkrr. are Miol In hnVe argue*! that fcderaltaateMi wiml.l tuunworkable r< ntmmically. TTn- plan.- (ilneli Hip Itriti.h i. , ..’o il" i ii-iii -nilm ber Hill- >p th. oi*«ti(|*i. piovidex for llu* * i t .(f i *n .»f f'*u» * one* in |*:l(• t|fl» OOf \i.|li> Ottf JrW* , |, ,, i *u , l i t .»» It Hir Arab • I. ». (*• .Mftilil have ,.f,| * 1 .» i* •! ■*11\ and All « ,i t . i . p i .(•(« » . rt • m i l « l lin t. *i «-loiim t».»»»••»» it# 'tifrirtirr u fiit into I.*. •i . i *• u rrr hints I, .. |»»#• -fftativrs nre .. . ,||. .| (tain-* to thr »»-.• » » 'np fm thrr nr* ,f tii*. I’ dlf Jn tr probh f ii .1 i»»f••»niAiitt **W J rA ld i mjrriry in eX« ih>|(|--( I hiit r.»nvrr*Ai n i 1*0 11 pi> » *• If»|! » tv., iiiitlil v 1 11 ipt« f vn:ht day a Ago Alt | |*«t file I* • \* II* Ii **»»l • It* I5«*f It* |»u|'tt hilt, ‘ M H lim it ^ llinnfb *b •• s:*t . par* tf f i l l «(tt((*l Bear's Appel ill* Too Ulurli For Lope Family Sanford, Florida — Phone 32 \ -. | \ i NATIONAL PRODUCTS COMPANY Orlando, Florida I Russian Admiral Blasts Appearance Of American Navy ance from (u n c iio o * l p o r Io d ic p tln f MOSCOW. B e p t . 12. UP)— Ru.tlan Rear Admiral Sehw.de today charged that the United State, fleet ha* more the ap­ pearance o f an offen .ive force than one de.lgned for defen.*. In an article In the newspaper Pravda. Schwede salaried that the attempts o f tha United ditate. to win bate, ihgwed Increu.ing taadanciaa In Am aflcin P^t^o* toward world rule. ( The Admiral furthar «tated that the United State* had pu.hed It* line o f dafen.e from 6­ 000 to 7.500 mile, front Am eri­ can territory, and lhat what he called huge American ba.ea were beln£ maintained In Iceland. Greentaml and tha Faroe*. He alio mentioned Okinawa In the Pacific a . an example of ba.e. which he claimed wer# by no mean* Intended fo r the defenma o f tha American continent. GLAMOROUS! MODERN! maaalv# design with decorative doubt# waterfall front*,— suporb quality construction and careful datalUaf,, l» Che*l, Vanity and Bench and Night Table In luatrou»H . *’ ■ • - tpt At Four MoiithH BEEN. 8 w t t w U # d M A P )~ T b # hail plncanl. on them rending 2:CO P. M.. will be n “ ilgnad lip" ntul identifying llm ntry race tn Oel-and union I'fa l by number. These inwith" grid and ullver inir-iea «■ cliiiiwl local. 27 and 641 o f New priie*. Jer.ey nnd RIO nf Manhattan, Sunday afternoon at (HI n'elo '. Up until today there d rivei. h ad, there will hr a double plane tow been idle in ynip.thy with the |n t.nno fret »| which pd •'* will lelea e tnw lint* and • -impel* I fi.IKKl New York triker. • in ribbon cutting cun t I’ i Ii .i . A . n result of Tobin'a inter- I <rp William D olgir of New Ynii, ventlon. the everyday routine of >nd Wally Wlberg nf Dalla*. New Yurker. I* beginning to i Tera perk up. a fte r, a .week o f. near I ,Oi paialyai*. City officia l, .a y tKat j (tnl Ihp order ha. brought about an i Immedialo renumptlnn In ( b e ! ( ^ tw mnvrinent nf building m aterials' ij«eoi and they prmllctrd It would as- t*om| alrt in the orderly transportation I o f perishable food, and other e»* senilaU. However, the Commerce' .y j and Industry A.aoriatiotr of N *w ! for York said that the number of stude City workera left unemployed by 1 Th both the trucking and the marl- club time .trike* la creeping toward A ri, tho 2,000,000 mark. price Army’s Chief Quartermaster Keeps Eye On Budget Like Any Housewife Hr JANF. KADH W A S H IN G TO N (A P )- T b * Arm y's Quartermaater Corn* man* the menu* and buy* the food for about 2.250,000 military personn#l at home and abroad, but the Surgeon General * office eaya how many calorie* they must gat. Th# requirement (or men ip the arpted forces in thla country run* between 1,600 and IJtOO calorie* a day. It fa a little higher fo r over­ sea*. where much" o f the food la processed. The Arm y calculate* caloric requirement on energy ex­ penditure. The average civilian requirement rune about 3,100 cal­ orie*. The Quartermaster General's office plana master menu* fo r breakfeit. luncheon and dinner which meet the requirements aa closely aa-possible. -A lot o f d iffer­ ent factor* enter Into the planning, such as seasonable products, mar­ ket conditions and whather food* are plentiful or ecarre. For instance, the Arm y didn't fetty a pound o f meat until the middle o f July this year because o f high price*. Official* explain ramp. In ><a area. The maxter menu la generally followed, but each ramp ha* a post menu board which adjusts Its menu to availability k f’ food* in its area and ih# U *U a of tha men In that - partkutar ramp. Soldier* from the South like hominy grit*, for instance, and aoldler* from the north usually like spinach bettrr than collard*. Non-periahahlea are purchased through a depot ayetem with three main offlcea situated at New York. Chicago and RtoAton/ Calif. • • * Th* Quartermaster General’# ofdee buy* fo r all the service*. Army. Navy, Mferine Corpa and Coast Guard. In June this year, a normal month, th* A rm y ahlpped 1#,(J(15. 000 poumla o f meat abroad. The bulk o f that waa beef. Due to the meat famlna In July, however, •nly 15.011,000 pound* w a r e ...tint I. .ft • . - • ..I .ill tic ” ’ I ».\ (llr I III l*e llltc • ' Viitillt *11 I ’t Ii. 1.11*1 Htt|t( it a fmL «t11 I uIy 1J f11 *JJY1U 1«1 ’ iy.11‘ I' ; • ltu> AM S u it — IjiUd frH fw a^.' uiemtwhtli%winif uHJhei Nnti'tuil t'omimiiKlci i iuii Mi#«nil Drum niid’ II mkM* • «»»|» five K'tfe ( IIIIt*•’MI CnluilltlM n»ll vctj!iuir t»ii Tmiuiiw.i )m<i im-lu t '*.'lu*.** .nil A •I)»11-*mt Mmnie Mm«* t „ w 111111■ it it mil#*' " f th.ii 1 uh« |»fel|i|* *»t|| (|| |||I||^ liMlIlt" *I'V h**''(•*• IIMIIIt I 1*111#’ if.itu I ,#♦ Nnliuluil * !■*eitt|»i ( • j am 'h I-C *o l o r F r o m is c d In M u s ic Linn ^i*'**( B y tU lllta) In Drama At Zoo i ..}« e 'ii I l, i | . M •i• \ i" , •• (I l A IM Th- }*m ! t uubln't il l v•nrtinsr • ,»f i.ilt lr u p p r i Will t... >!|»h T « l.t* I, 11- ■■» *t oil HI- , |M. I- lll.lt » ,11. Ih played like |.liolM»gi»i|di »e *•»•! d lie I'nlinan .'-tund.iid Cat Muniifni'liit mg < •> -h > III* pi-igrmnh w d i’ lnive lo In- arranged to '•fit tin- locale,' It , udd«: “ Rivera, eri-ek.- anil \ii|l, rfitll« limy call for apnikling, tinkling music. Indian country may 1.111 for tnitsii witli tin' r hay line ond#rtnnc mi ilintar I n r-11, of tin i.itlv Ann-tlitilt lud in ii |i-lk and war wiiiga."’ bi.IIImI Itlll UK J A M i l l i 'i (AIM |*|nti*- ate In-ine mad*' lu welrnnie a group o f Unli t, M-ienjisla tore nrxt May I** nl»-erve an eclipse **f ih<- nun. .Minister* uf Ktlueation Kouia Ultiii|m. n in rhnrge nf nr rniigriurnla fin the arrival o f th*Hriti.h group The scientists ex­ «,, observe the •■chine May 20, IKI7, from Firnitorn in the elate nf Minas Germs. Dr. J. A. Carroll o f Cambridge Utiiver*ilv will head Ihe vi.iling #.mui» who Will In- Jolmvl hy ntti rial, of the Nnlimtaf Obaervolnry « t *s»» i*..in Every. Nickel Counts JC T T O iSUarta,.;"? In Hank Aecounb. lli'j LH ASTIN na r r. - (A n - ioit hie native abUity. Scene In front o f a Hasting, bank: _ The goat waa too quick for hint A man was going through all III* but, dashing about in panir, fell porkrtn trying to And a coin to put from th* perpendicular Kock fa r* In n parking meter. ■epkrating.th* llotta front the putri Tn get to his itocket*. he had to Ik. Injured, th* goat wa» carried ahlft from hand In hand aeveral back to Ha own qoartera, whil* cloth mark.—fullo f roina he inRatan lashed his tall in rhagrln. • | tended to drpo.it in the hank. Fjtrmi'r Uses Dingoes I'o J*t|ar<l Chickens .SVDS'KY. \u.w.i«*: 111 ( AIM (>M hvi'liuu*it •.1 \ Ihr tliiik'tb th«* vt.l.l .\u ti.-ihiu ilnfej, can’t lu t!otu. it. 1( 1 .1 »n r# a .ftillx heenm I n k- 1 ......... M1?)* l.l....I |{ i* 4 ' ............ ith , \ r u '•.tilth \\ .l*# .» i- '* f.tiiiin tuct five 1 t • * 'it ! ti|t tu** <hickc/it ’.*• » . .(. i l 'i v* • lie • nv4 he . 1 •*.■ I ’ u lln u in s Dutch Waifltlinc Bru/ilf-ms Ready Widens In PeacctimcjFor Sun Eclipse Fans A M H TK R U A M — (A IM - Nn fiat statistics »liow the ittci< „ * ui Ihe average Dutch waittlin*. t-ut there are other reliable sign A year agu lht» "plarrut-. "td functionaries rharged with the diiftlbulien o f , the scats at die cirrus roubi pack .1,400 apeeiUnr* on the t/nnunibcred wm»len iwi,* hex. Thla year the placeute fwn park hardly 1,150 people nn Hie same bench**. , ------------- -— J_. B ecom es (r < K ll ( . I lit I be Ih'hi t.i. Ai d up nt the I ’ p fi. tig.* v m* *f. 1 bcruiui* a P ' S* (Hi he Itc^Hi- !*• take over D l.ritht inti, tic itit ti Ihhi- c and t) Idlclifti lift* » ft-ul und t|n*vf pi<* iiit’kci ' ii w m\ from fhnr lunch. < ,|*. •••*•! (.»•♦ f uni" ilt-pi * a... ..f it •% i fhati It#* mul It it 1, nttt# *t'f(- |i « rtil toil t Texas’ Holden Rule: ;; ‘Beal Thy Ndfrlihor? • AP N#w»featUM-I'A I.I.A S >-1►*•»l * ■ ..i (i uil*. take llu- rn * I- • • ' Iklnhoimi 7 tie »•- in*. eio * la t l:»,a ir g mg I” .1 Ini o f thing, in n |ie|l'*l <•( Icome October. In n football gaunt will,. I Imura ■(!*! (i bill | (il!il“ ||n»i| " " !' it’. , than two week, la in do -id vimmer the Inuil talk nne «.* -r the other. The gridiorn action m il •- m llalla. with the (Ikialininii \ . two great .eaanii*. 11* 1.1101 uniting S'nitliein Mrllmti • 1 night game in the • otti.n I! n (M II. The next nfteiniM-n I!••• 1 #11% nl Te.as, S*iult,w, I 1 enre champion. |da\- tin- 1 altv uf Oklahoma, also in 1 ••* ton llowl. Tlioae two gam e, •hnulit * t-n.lly 65,(MM) fnns. Intemtate g o lf niinialiii-.. .rheduhal at the Oklahoma ' 'v Country 'Club Matting ( *•* 6. Firat^ there w ill be pro-nman 'if competition. • The next dpy the riklnl -,a Open champlnnahip atari* ami >dl run two day*. Winding up 'be schedule will lie Texas v " l '« homa pro team matches " ' HI and 20. for lie- CityOfTsining Mann Says 400 Florida Vets * Is Penetrated To Attend National Conclave ByNationalists ..... .w -•I • #»■••..... ........ .. J i =.» .«n r * tu •i How women am/girls may get wanted relief -• LOST 92 LIS.I 12, ( ‘umimmist Fit) <H Hu* l\ a 11?» ii Objrrlivi* Of ( ’nrrnit Drivi ~ Y wiaa •is# u acatir SEPT Arab Delegates Reject U.S. -Anglo Plan For Holv Land Federalization DEALER S A L T L A K H C IT Y - - ( A P ) — When workmen finish*,I removing th* la it rail* thi* summer. It was th« drat tim# Utah’s (a p lU l city had been without atreet fa r track* alnca nrigham.Young, Mormon colpniter, begen a mul*-drawn train iiratem over wooden rail* In 1872. ftU M naw transport Salt I-ake City rider*. . Flies To Ship Strike Parley V (/*vc-lYc*idcnt Truman to­ day instructed Reconversion Director John R. Steelman’ to take charge of the mari­ time strike situation. The President’s order directs Steelman to try to work out a settlement today. Trolley*! Make Bow To Salt Lakc BuBHeH Your clothe* will look liko now after tb# aaperb handling we glvo (hem. Color* will b# jewel-clear, fabrics will be restored. Fjtshaa up your wardrobe by lelting ua clean your gar* IneaU frequently and npartly. SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY. Established 1908 Steelman ’them a i|| Want newPep and Vim? »F. I1JH.H JIIC.%IUNU (#Ni # i- A m k n i . m i : xtV .t m ■* t « IK illit VilAHIKH •>*•* It (itH TiilfTH OP XOX-jMI ?n \Si t »f ru t: * 1 1 1 " i •Itl' FI J 'ltll'A U lienitt Ifllrfl lh.it a Jail • at l#t# wlit I*** b#*lil el |HI f *!«*• e*||t I* .ninilevl'tll I >9 I* Halt lie Ike I ’ltfe ttf | Ft itj • * *»a n’rltw V j in lb. ? It* «|a V **f He-1*1* llibef i t* let (tie- fylb.v# Ini I • . • .» •••« .. l.tirMa lit ( be* I FI *.l. art*r *•I I Itr t’llt » f tv Considerable clmirini'ncs* through Friday with local thundershowers this • flrrnonn nnd thowert nnd thunderihnwrn again Friday. e l Ike World I To PromoU the Pru m i of America; Husbands! Wives! Boy’s Single Shot Kills .'I Kangaroos rro U fl Ike t o c o Truman Steps Into Maritime ■ :. » * ! ill—. « T i»r 1" Th» » r- **f Nal(:-f**»*f i * fi- rit < Tl»f l*» TH#* T (.»n 'ig f'ifr 1 • A44Hl**n f*lal To iHKALf «b % £ » Cra’-klln Tsrr.r- I'let - s .1 e THE WEATHER In Unity There I* Strength— ('(Minty 0 I- IIKIIM KIN t’ l-rk uf aal-1 «'l»r«lt i«.uri Hr Null I S'i: n « i |i tv ta •!' •*l.rk 1 Sm ll , • J ; A 1 .lit.. . * 1t»r l» Th- 11 , 194s hiMlit .».»..♦*! FP.r.l. | * 'tl. J %-OM ttfslHal ) iih f#*r «|h >|. Ih* pr»*|*e»iy *ltlrl , lut» diturip v h fftiii >••«, ft 1 A ((>n- Mn*i* l dp. Mil.tV EK Wr.I.HOHS I'finHET-T IS of om riim M known aa MILW Kl. ■■(|h|<l n• I • 1 I llteerk I of II I* hie r»*f dub- WKLBoltN <“OHDKTT. *r# Ih# «t*•I 1VI* on !••*"a te-1 at »*w t f#n«loni. fend JOHN HOT COltDETT • 11I net of Tw enllelh and I* lh« pla.nnff. and an ablrttlatad Ffer.rh A%en*e prr»| » be till* Of I he ran# la JOHN IM*> T h l. COHBKTT. Plalatlff. %• M lltv rhanaed *«• • llatallfe Metric • MII.WKK \YF.t.lH'IlN COHUICTT The prvpetly Z"»te.| in I> atrirt |»«mrtlm*r known a* AIJI.U i;K H * 1 - A. to n * S in g le K f i n l l y l , *la WF.LIKUlN COHBKTT. IWwndant •rribH 4« U »l» l i « *»»(l I f f « f •ANI> YOU A It K IIEflKBV ItKSar.foiti 1 1»ig Itt■ Addition, loeafe gl llo:i> lo file your appearance. #*1 j t north*uet . ..rner nf T *»fe. • ithrr |(#rann«ll|f or thr«*u*n y**ur x u t i h - t «> i r r e s u tleth Street end Frehch Afeenoe, attorn*/, In aafeel null for nlanUir h ia t k h> r<* Crop »ed »• be chahgel to C.| •*J\nvee, with |h# under* Ia tie | Clerk- tz ici k i .v a h .u : it»:i*nu . \Yjin»R «<* -row.errlai-lletallfe I* (H id , vr» or before the 2 l»l day of P U C K "S ' HtSMtlEW N IM u ts M I * % I | artle* in intereaf an I eitt- .September. A I ) , | » l l Oragsn. her . )<jrr»* he t.jr u x r .n T k u a m » ik n u h i * u .i* llox 227, Iti I, (franc* !'»»• (rregoa ne #I*a11 h»*fee »b opportunity t«* !"llt day of Auauel. |||( . kon are h# ii t r«*i.*r*«l t*» 111* O. p. IIKItNfMlN O j u r ^ y p |iP 4 r a tt« e *V' H.e S lr t l. day * Aa Clerk *»f (he t’lfruTT o f fe(ept»rt>t»er 1944. tu a r v s t a la r u t i •’ouft. Ninth J tu F rU I'O r • colo of flu rh li, N* MmI for lot tllfe o rr# ln » tltu f« *t .t r S ir .H yo u in the C ir c u it i\» u M ».f th e H n tU • Seminole rouhlk. Hr u. U Ill’ ll I »ICK. I*. C J u t l H . i l C ir c u it . I n i r d fo r S etnIn o l# C o u n t r . F lo r id a , a n a b b r e i i ir m c u i ‘1 COUNT HKALt a te d title t*( * a «| iu r r bwiuir JACK HATH * F l t A N K R O H K I t T I t K M I l . O , F l *». ;#» ‘Florida flank Ituiidir a t i f f » • r .F l .V A I t A i : I t F I ' III.O at#pteiitLer Is|h Orlando, Fla. • Defendant. , Attorney for Plaintiff, U ITNKW4 mr hand aad official aeal at Hanford, Seminole County. Florid- thl* itat ih| nf A ua u*t. ■s ednesday, sept- * 1••11» with the linitcd States To Bi* Min Rxhiliitor At Lihcria’s (Vnlcnnial rrou.rain Taxuh rmy (Mi 1 In Ureal Britain W A SH IN G TO N ( A l 'l Ih* I lilted Slates, win, Ii Hi 1*21 ci.r a boat load -o f fieed Allielicaii slaves l*i ndnliUc in l.itceiia. will lie a i lu* f piirtieipanl in that ruin, try’s centennial and sV-fiuj exp*i sit Inti. The relitennlal will lie July 26, r.l 17. Till- IP 17 relel,cation ul M**n luviu, rupltul o f Lilielia. will Iasi revel ul weeks Tlie ex|m.itinn will liegin ill JP4R and will last a min iniiim nf n year, l.llicria liaa full a|Mi|l»ni»l.ip *>( tin- pinjeet* and ini|K*s tiimugh them tn develop widespread inter vsl and rooperatinn in its pmgress as a niielern slate. Kxlidnlnr r<mr#aaiuiia will Ih- let tn fm rigii nation* and tn com luerre, industry, education and nth rr pursuits. A l a rntifrrctire in Washington in July, 20 stale governors *f]d other American big-wig* got up a petition asking for full American enniM-iatiun In the rx|maiti»n. Ililyard II. Rpblpvin. Washing loll nirhitecl, Ik teehnienl diiectoi nf the l.llierinn Criltrnuinl and Victory Cnnimla.ion, whirh i^ headed hv I.iiieria'a president, W'illiam V. S. Tubman. Mr. Robinson alrradv haa a staff working on Ihe plan* fo r the ex|Hi*|tlnn ground, ami building, and for » . new government center. There is to tie n modernistic “ llteme" building, with Indoor and nutdnnr audlfVfium. which will Inter lie used for all function* of state at Ihrf rkpttal. T h r other .trurturaa w ill be used aa educa­ tional institutiona afterw ard.. Ih- X m eilc.in t 'o lo n i/ iln iii ! i - » i e l ) I (iS lu l.N ( %IM With the heat M o iiio v ia u ii . n.ini-d -i11• t .latin * M.*ni*u- w lm w a s pn idciit **f tlic •ipei.ilnra iitl|i»cte<l to the United I ‘ m ini Stale* at tin tunc. I.d w tin wilt- g iv e n nidi-pcndcm'iin IR I7 . Iiut e ven since llie n . the S ta te Ilr p a r tm e lll .s.1 ) * . w--'ve liern ...n liter* d a " s t i l l nf inaiilttta and |i,i|ia“ to lit-r T h e I '- iile ii Slut*• n p p n ile il b ei indi |>< in lelire am i fiiiin n lly rrc o g liix c d tin- Iiali-'II III IsRJ. K ap h a el O T I a i a I n n i - i is I lie- |iim>rnt 11. S . ,M iiil*tei Itn-l*-. Under the lirnvi-i-*n **l leim liiimable lend.lea-'c. the i !inli'*l Si lies is lllialirilig 1lie building nf n H'.i .ihmi.ikiii liartsii in Maieb. urn. undei lei ms *■( •tu- I'liitml Stall-.’ defense aie.i .igii-enient. I lit s i •»ii ill i v buill m I. iIh-mm muo f ihe biggest airpmta in A ftira 1.11•«-1 4:i ha. lung Miffeie*! from lack nf money and lei hniipn* and is barkwant in public health and sanitation, education ami other things. It* living standard is low ami the diet Inadrnuatr. Itefnre Tin- enunlry h a » ^ % ’nn»litiitiiiii liar tn nura. Tin- legi.ltttute tias passed an act. subject In refer­ endum, which will riinhlc women to , vote. Natural rubber rtitisDIutr. _ 03 percent o f l.iltetla’e export*. Nin ty-.rvrn fierrent o f the ruldicr is produced oil Firestone"* 76,C(HI acre*. Fireatnqe employs 10,000 prisons to work on the plantations. Three m-iccnt o f the lubber is pro­ duced by natives. The other seven percent nf LIbet la’s ex ports rnn.ist of palm ikcrnals. palm nil and piassava. a The (ending o f t freed slaves to j type of IWier used for burnishing I .Iberia wa# undbr" the ausplcre nf wheel. M ill S t»t« l*v Idgln-i wngrs. Iiuldrrm y ■ in ilnngei of bn inning a Inst art ill III iloin Mp-I nf the wink, even nf 1 1,* btrge inimeuttl., is left to a (■<* iiinaioing linns hi l.ondmi. Ihr *e|,l pdi . which mire kept the village taxidefmist busy, have dt-.ippcati ,| almost entirely. The drelmc in huntings inn reduced the dem and Veterans Service Any veteran In lined o f .tervIre Mtee ot eluilgri fit any of lltr lull,ining latrgortea lx re­ queried Ui viilt Uie office of ill* tr.-qain.'ltile agencies listed tie low C’oonllnalnr K. ft. Carter AM.si,Ur National tlank m aid­ ing. Employment tf. H Rnpinymnnl Hervlce. 11] North i*ink Avenue Vocational Training anti Edurntlnn — T. W. laswton. Court Itouae. t^-g*l Ar/it-.Uia-e. Itrv.plUltxaDon and H U tr Henrtee Officer — contact through l^oyd F. Doyle. County H e n k e - Officer, Takach BuUding. Home Heretce Aaskstance to Hrrvkcmcn, rx-Hrrv Icemen and Uielr DependenU — American Red Croaa. lakrfrnnt Boulevard. Veterans Admlnlxtration — Martin M. Rudlch. ahcrlff’s Otftce every Tuesday �THURSDAY, SEPT- Food Prices The Sanford Herald K «fa h lU b # 4 $m # a » l . k r 4 4*11, » » r » H ■ *4 kuadaf •! 8 a a t*r4 , THURSDAY, THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE T W O S stu rS .r I'larld a. ||l W***-H* «»»»»»_____ at reaalsr r*1 | »l.»4 m s s l s '- „ » , r w . n la <kr a*|i««al 11*14 a* *d« IMfires are a « l« u ls » 4 la II rat elites la Ike esaalr ^tarlasl kr„4<i»srlerw la M New Sark. _______ IIIIIL K VF.K8K FOIl TO D AY YOU C A N N O T M A K E A D E A L WITH GOD. E T E R N A L L IF E STARTS HERE. NOW. S T A R T LIV IN G T H A T K IN D OF LIF E A f ONCE. T H E N YOU W IL L H A V E IN N E R A88U K AN O H OF ENDLESS L IF E IN H A R M O N Y W ITH GOD: Ami Ulmld one ronir ami said unto trim, God Ma.ter, wfist y s i l tliinj «hkll I do. that I may trirr eternal life? — Matt, licit). . • w ir UmS/ not reiorded. During M e rid ia n * ’ o o u .iii RU SSELL K A Y T ig War |>e|iariment nnouuor.'« that military transports nn.1 war ship* will run the block* Je of the yiinriliK-e union', itrtke in order •“ carry foorl to ON over seas. “ American trre.p* will not oe permitted to starv.'." said an Army official. Not even f"t thUNHKA officials have announr. ed that they will continue to supply relief fo»M In Yugoslavia despite the shimting down of American plat'.'* and the tense r-lations with that country. Well. It'* too laid to think of anyl><»ly • starving, hut iH-lirvr us, if Maiahall Tito doesn't tell the Sle, , where their litrad w*« contit/ from, he'd la- one Huti'-i, u( who wouldn't got his t|uatl of milk, if We had our way ulxrut it. ,.f i. e , .. «. p a -— I ...............H i,g business. . , » . . a l . i i i . r The list great U> pivsaNu was ushered In by a stork, market crash hardly a* precipitate ati Tin one which ha* made Wall Httevt l/rwi during the past few wyeks. ll may he that the uninn's have already furred wages high ■oat business can't make a pro­ fit hiring labor. When that hap­ pen* slock* go down, workers ge. laid o ff, unemployment' Incrcarv*; ami a depression a*ta- in. What do you do when I'uur yar.i man Wants f t an hour and ynu can't afford to pay hut r)0 cents? You let him go, don't you, and get •long without him somehow? Well, that's just what business does when list wage* It hast lo pay are forced too high. Or it goe* broke, __________ Today and Friday! A WONDER-LAND OF AMAZING ADVENTURE! A rp vsl the aorlh ■ nd t h « • < • ■ « daptkl..*nd ihors t h « t h r ills e n d laughlsr af • bundrad dreom.werld trts tv rttl / .. WONDERFUL ADVENTURES OF ____ ' I V esu f fru H pM K M jlB> v P i C la u d e rtAt itrrCtM ffstu»t , w((|1 • t■ . Australian. Net Ace« Figure In Legacy In a tieaulifol ami inspres*ivc Payton anil Ed Kduuril o f llay. . candlelight ceremony Mis* l-ti tnim were the lohrra. The lirld i^ h m r to wear « gown I Lieia Street (iorm ly. lovely young daughter o f Mr. uml Mr*, r . E of uhitc slipper •.din featuring .1 I (iorm ly, was given in ipnrringe hitih neckline with yoke embroid- < by her father to Mr. James crcil in 'tiny m in I pearls, long Mr; nml Mrs. Eugene TucVci I " * '1 Grier L ie. sun " f Mr. and Mi.u sleeves pointed over the hands, have returned from Mayview Jr. dames 5L Lee o f this city at. 11 .ted tmxlire with *#lf rovrrej 1 buttons down the hark and a foil .Manor, Hlowfng Rq.'k, N. ('. where 'by 6:30 yesterday afternoon. -spent two weeks. , , , skirt terminating in a long train. they 1 ' Juslg 44hr First Methodist Church, tier fingrtLip veil wa» rat-ght where the Rev. J. E. McKinley Dr. ami Mrs. H. W. Ruprechl lime '.by a tiara of-ahttn also embrobirrami the Rev. W. P. Ilrooks, Jr., yd with teed pearls. The bride 1a ii'l, family hnvr rrtUfliHl from t o *1 performed the ceremony. wn< .carried .a crescent .liap-d bouquet spending some tfll'e .at Daytona J|iy beautifully tlcco rated with gold of gardenias and1 stephanotis. and bronte chry.anthemiims The maid of honor wore a green against a background of green- inffyta Mr*. Harold Clause •« 'off-the-shrubfer dresa ■ry ami lighted with stnmlmg highlighted with a skirt o f Godcy plane today for Norfi candelabra with white tapers. design with Ihi idle and slight where she will join her The nuptial.music was furnish'd 11 Mill. She rat riel a fan o f pale Lieut, ( j g l llatold Cla by Mr*. George I Inn! “ H. solols!. pink point de esprit*, with pink has been in'the Nor I hern who sang “ IlcvMU.e" and "Ait. sweetheart roses and tulieroses. ,on duty with the Navy Gseret Mystery, of Life.” Mrs. Jnc-t The matron o f honor wore 11 rose months. Iw K s a n organist, plays'll the d n * v o f identical design, and traditional wedding niaiche*. matching fan. p, Mr. ami Mrs. F ed 'ticks Miss Katherine Spencer was I lie linos Miinnis wore like Havana, C ilia have let maid o f honor. Th6 matron of drrsses i f gold taffeta and carried their home after visitini honor was'M rs. L. I*. Payton. fans o f "green silk net and oping# gu o.is o f Mrs. Mnrgart .1 The four bridesmaid* were t and .yellow gloriosa liliies. son at her home on " Miss .Margnret Spencer, Mi»s . 1h«' tsQwrer gitl wore a light tevnth Street.______ _ . Winifred Lovell. Mis* Mary Ann i gr.-en taffeta stress" with a boil*. Harry llolison ha* l« jtormly o f WTUTtlngtnn, D. ('.. lie", ssf green net and carries) a buying trip to .New Y< i naskrt sit rrss- petals. Philadelphia, Pa. and All , The brisie's mother chose a Mr*. Hob.on uml two .rcy crepe gown of tunic design are visiting while he I. * cmliioidcrcsl with irriilcscetit her par-nit*. Mr. and M beads and carried pink accessor- W right in Columbia. S. C ics. She wots u corsage o f pink I f. ses and tuberoses. The groom’s | mother chose »A *.> *n o f dark j nlic sicpe, light (due aecs-ssorieij innd a corsage is sweetheart roses •and lleiter Time* roses. THE NEW ! Mrs. \V. I\ Mill and Mrs. C. It. Kirtlcy receives) guests who gjsths'i oil at the (inrmly home Table Model following the wedding. With Mr. . Now on Diapln and Mrs. l-ce in the receiving line were their mothers ami the young tallies of the wi-shling parly. , . "ins' home * S ' aitisticall)' de- 1 I cora I'd with brass samlclabra, | ' whits tapers alnl white gladioluses. I The bride's table was covered | 1with .1 handseme band enilirciid#Trd luii'ii cloth and hrld the wed. 01 g sake, crystal . itndclaloa tsith whits* tapers and an uiranor, 10011! o f gladioli 1 Mi« Zeb H atliff and Mrs. II.! Watkins acs'olnpaeh'I the gos-sls lo Hie bride's tabli when' Mrs. Vail l-ovcll and Mrs. Jimmy SEE OUR Sami, o f Orlando serveil punch, , TOP QUALITY and Mrs. Morrta Spi-mcr ami Mrs, George K. (iormly of Jack. i.nnville served the wcslding cake. Mr*. \V. P .. Kirlw showed the gus-«t* t«> the I tide’s honk.' Mrs. William Whit,. prs sided j over the bride'* lamb. Serving 1 were Mis* lads Nipper, ansi Miss, latuise N’niHgren «.f Orlando. Mis. \nn Lovell. Miss Isabel Gormly o f Jacksonville.' M r*.' W. jo yw ood Slrnsttiini and Mi*. Ann lllack. — ly WILLIAM RtTT - Crns/af P i n t Writn TH AT O N C -H O R8B *T»e#“ held -at that N#v* York track had at Itost on# pleasant raaull. It #Mbl#d svsrybody preaent Ih# plcasur* (but without profit) of picking a wlnmr. I I I ‘ A reffapaiM# c a nv a s tog Nuif.ii egtltd ea f)« nailff. Sting' im tkt doghowt It i U —•ugh wi t h o u t fiav/ag tkt thing U ll town on pee. I t I The U. 1 ••vammeal hot " n r MtWs In Wendvll Wiikla a campaign and who hat dona greet work th tn rln f to work out the tragi# Palastin* situation » • on* o f our rvprrsantativvs. Again Wednesday mcrnlng I n ew here to 8< fligh t ov#r He valleyx and , towering night I *pok« at th# Indapandvnt Cltisan'* C mUta* whar* aver 600 war* Damorrati* County isfe fA is ConvenUon of I in which HaatUa Is th* National Convention of abtod Atnerjrsn Veterans'. ntching MiiNliM regula, Isusint.- and pro. 11,-0 ' mg o f the \\ S. C. S. Eft.t Methodist « hureh held at 3; Mil P M. with • id merging l"dng held at I IVICTiD FROM TMtIR APARTMINT In F-i»t Orange. N. J . Michael d « Palma, his wile, and two childirn. are using their family car as their home. They ride ah. at Newark. N. J., all day seeking an apartment. At night they park behind a captation, where attendants provide them « ith water and other fflrilitlrs. The children are in deep slumtrcr ns their parents look At a likely for n u t" *d. (Inlernolumal Noundphofo) M APPliY HUOOINC » YoiK • } i»f |»or InwliBU'l M '» " V i U in the li*•*|*i* • *•>«-' aka i. to ' Beautifully Brief BOX SPRINGS — tIn the Ram- Program— LL BEDS JNABII TO CONTROL her emotion*, Mrs. E:ili»l»Mli Wallrath, of Ismg aland City, N. Y., sob* quietly after receiving word that the fate of her ion. Pvt. Frank Wallrath. who had been condemned to death in Japan ky a court-martial, was atill undecided. Hi* commander, MaJ. Gen. J. M. iwln*. after terming th# fenlenco “ too severe," hod asked tlio courlnartlnl’ to reconsider. It adhered to It* original dpcUInn and now the ta*e goe* to higher oftlciaU for review. Mr*. Wallrath U being comforted [above) at her home by Michael, another eon. (International) Muaicial "Star Bright Popular Science Universal News RETAIL STORE nd Display Room 111) W. FIRST STREET Echols Kcdding & Furniture Co. Kanford .Mattress Factory Phone* I I U and 673-J ill, w hat w ear ^BLANK ETS AN AMIRFCAN M A llN t STANDS U 1 W IIN t?ic Ukralno delegation, Iteaih-.l l<y Dmllrl Manullakl (aecond from righ t), Ukrainian foreign minister, and the Greek delegation, led by \ II Dendrantls (second from le ft), Greek ambassador, during meeting of United Nations Security Council •* Lake Sucre**, L. I . New York. The Council by a vote of 7 to 2, agreed to hear the Ukrainian complaint iCRlnit Greece. (Infernafional) Manual ' Itainitu: a« a scluml •object origina''.'d in Finland in C hatham s 100% V i r g i n W o o l "Lamsdown” is «uch a Joy to own . . . its delicate color U »o flowrt-likc, it* warmth ao rich you can feel it when you touch the deep, toft nap. Long-wearing and com­ pletely comfortable because of it* medium weight, '‘Lamadown” U woven of 100% virgin wool of'extra-fine quality. No wonder you sleep well when you snuggle down under the luxury of a Chatham IBM. GET YOUR DRIVERS LICENSE! Mix mulch your krli thirls Itnd jncIn atreleh your Fall Waril rob* Beautiful 100*. Wool thirls in solid* and bright plaid*. Your 1947 Floridn driver* license muil be obtained Junior Sizes by or before October 1st, 1946. Send or bring your 1946 Florida license to the Count/ Judge's Office • • • '1 i* ' ‘" \ AT r B A W A i«S . !) to 17 .* any week day between the hours of 9 A. M. and Taw room, m orn in g glory onto, app/a b lo o to m graan, gntd on ln white, tu n M n o p o o o h .yoOowUll^ S P. M.. except Saturday, the Office closes «t NOON .... '.*••* * - Tty on Saturdays. rv a m iu rd tiU - .r . 2UJ.fi. Orange A *r Orlando. Hu, id , 1907 PACKAGE S T O R D - MATTRESSES Dae oar EASY TERMS and •tart tonight to. enjoy tiettrr sleeping comfort! I mount ILrk rr i iptomct ri«t flR tl I t . ARCAS l atu s. J lt O H fS W l SHNTINK1 I Hr Phon e RADIOS Now it llta lime to buy your fur coajl W e in­ vito you lo come in and •elect your coat and •uy il on our convanloot layaway pUn. TELLING p * INNERSPRINO Line of insurance Protection ' T 1 Francis * l\h' m*. A ftg f -luneh P> W hilehair of FlorMa, in !.«.*' Angelea on buslnesa, * came out,! to sea me and went to tbe H owl! meeting with mo that evening. During the afternoon I wad1 interviewed oh 'w o radio nr,,-1 gram s—one with Mt. Fo*ter May/I commentator, and the other with James Roosevelt. In th* Evening,I under* the suspires of the ln ( ' dependent Citlien’s Coin nut ie«- ..i 'h e Arts, Sciences am f |irof#s*ions, I spoke’ in the Hollywood llow l In an audience of about lf.,000 ac­ cording to the paper. Distinguish•' e»l Hollywood arlisU . Rtbcnitem. the pianist Frank Sinatra, the Y O U 'R E TELE. NO. 148 Cecelia Truluck WORK BETTER t y Sleeping Better! I'emocralle Commit ee has ar inoged si ute other inecling* f-.r \Vc Offer You a Complete ighwu) II. otli. d* "I high class color « " i l iK.nt.g |hff me during the day and the In•I. pendent Citiacn* Cominitltv * sed l.y Ih Army. h u v . ......... .. '“ ' f 'luabti; A tie- . f lit,-ratine for direct-mail , ttavin/ a reception for me during a .c l l.y es-s-rvn . „ f y|orr,U elt...- fruit. ',r‘l i He evening. SYD NEY ( A P I — Australian l On All Forma of Property .rstao.l hat the A m o .' A h ,,. , w„ „ |hctt. a Saturday morning 1 shall fir«t -porting stars, crickrter Don Brad­ | endy obsolete am) that ' • . ' -a oOo re oeiog ...a.i.Jla. tore i hlp Ibatwn 1 • • ,'oin fly i.ack h ere." then drive to man. und tennis-player* Jack Craw­ , ... Sum lv i onion") f " - the mime 1-1 .. , AUTOMOBILE ford, Adiiau tjuist ur)d John BrumOU'inpip, Wasbmg on, the Cunit sl, • ml this -f -thing d e liv e ry -of a Melhle Vertiel# ^ w n re i f sbafl make tin keyoofi' wieh. have l.ccn rlt-Vf tlgiT?T>TTIy • Insurance and Financing ,c„t ,f you plan to poi^ T>11, ' m, y an/o 7.1>ycar-old Sydney woman ‘who At a Lower Cost ..direst at the Washington .State •lid tod know them. •Ion/ to you. d '* t tender, but ...... oOo Atlanta ... time m ^ ,lf w . |1(l|K.t wlfl lr „ y m ! m « Dem< trad e Convention. The woman, Mrs. Elisabeth " tragic I.MI mile auto )( ........ m. , hln„ , h„, ran*. ' SCn, This week-end Governor )|,e Withrow, who died this y e ir. left Our agency can arrange for the financing as well as the insurance. e at Ukew.xHl fe a t u r - 'r, h |o „ Wp „f ,hr Hope,.,,,,,, Walgreen of Wasliingtno, nn old SKg.riiN). A n ° f yeac problems Milled In one ndianalu ll- >.em* Iw a ; , ' I l '" l friind from th. time ah o h,. w Iliad I 1 ’ I'lam rlil. it yu. happen to t-c n ui h rail. li< the Senate, is taking uie out ,.-acli |, driver*, the event at ,^r |irmtirig biisineas. I know oOo Hal in,.,i fishing to which I am [|r, „ nwi .'ton people ami we* j |„, Florida printer* wlri Far FuU Information. Call * nur/iay morning 1 flew up t . keenly looking for).aid. I shall the esti he most thrilling^ ru.c give their right eye and I-os Angeles and spent the day stagitd in the Koxth. ,wo ,|0t|arii liesldrs If they could start-imek east Tuesday. Wednes- prior la in u press conference and in st-r. day I shall spyok to a National d in the tragic pile-up ont Mrs. ing und tDiking to many politic il lulor convention in Milwaukee and uey bm ar* and the death A j Moat rveryon- I met wa* in­ leader*. Monday morning I found j Tbursrlsy will ad.ln ss.au c|«n- told re| famed d riven .; T h e ; lrr„,* ,| |n Florida and visit the I c-uhl not nreiutre the speech I ! ing rally a! Madison Soua-e eau «v o CUr.d ill the !»7lh 1“;... whfn,.vrr , hry h, ve |hr was to make thot evening a t’ 'h.rl Garden In the New York send- unlikely Hollywood Howl because o f many torial and governor’s campaign get any telephone interrup ions; *„ | „ on behalf o f Democratic noml- taken a reptid the invitation of my "M friend, Mr. Edward G. Rot'lruon, the n tnr, tu come nrnrhy the hotel lo his beautiful home s o l work. The Attorney Generhl •! California and an old law achool classmate miQ prominent Isi# New York hotels report Unit business is fair m tloir ilintog room- since the strike of the niusiclat.s ui.tun hr/nn. And we'll bet the digestion* of thelr gu-st■re l.ettrr. • i.% - C msmih Jimmy Osreol*. 0", unofficial SvminOU Indian chief of the List I-ake t fii* . rW inlly found dead ‘ hjObw—D e le county depu.y sheriff. tTsceola, a dire.t de. ndan. of the famed met i la, wh > more than a cen l.ry >.o rei-eLcI l %linst the white man. ht>.| taken, h.s own life by shooting himself | thnugh he hi ar; mui u ..ui I revolver. •* A Taking advantage* have to know soinelxidy who irtunity tothumli n role know* somehodf if you Want to Inst week.. I g o t ' foV keep a stock, o f these and man : j I,. . „|S„ulh i,m ig*.i other itruis. Toilet papei Is rn 1 vvlh ck -t's major « ity oud. r the ci unter com mo My and j wui. ^Travelling t-ute balder to find than nylon*. Paper Olns-Mlie. All,sin and " f ■">' kl" 1 '» might) - nrre for wo (...n il the*e l,„-t omt er and printer, spend ooilltle. \ .... .1. I a I mo.e lone looking f..r |»U'er *1'" * o,| t„„,n . - t « ,h“ » do for printing m de,. aa I,., | hainprlrd «n.|'I 'in nt; toy stay in Atlaotu I ea. hot general.) th. , « » • « f '” V .......I • I .1 fwrm» r* .*•» o ' r'M Kd|fert«»n, who U'r«I t« tra \t«,e new ’ cot wen vel Florida for the Western N ew and I an-amn»e.r a! l'n »'0 . He now ha- te thrlv , Sanford is fit t in g a good atari toward providing an effecGvg tourist program fo r this coining winter season. Thera will bo iio trouble getting visitors to coma to our city: the problem it getting thorn to remain here, vat lea d overnight, in prdar to acquaint * (ham with the advantagat here, •nd than lo spend th# ram indar o f th#lr vacation here. Fdr lid* ioat the Jaycva* In eonjunewith th* aanlor Clumber of Comma/)') haa Inaugurated a pro- aoln la c r TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY By \|u A t Pulatka. the In t e r ,' ih# 111,261 packages of cigarettes, youth athletics is taken which enriched he state treasury. form e f Thc Dig Ilrolhri n ui, StWAfii or 6W.UI2 mare than uhi:h met last Friday iw nr,/ wi h candidate* o f the IL.r., in August. H'4o. _______ • football team o f the high -rhooh A strike by Lee County fisher-• mvn han virtually tied up •II fishing for mullet and trout alnsg the southern West Coast. Motet than 2,000 union workers are de-l mending mure fer muiie than* the nine cant* a pounj offered* byTealer*. The men ,oinf nut that croaker1, chief ccinpctitor to nrol•It t is selling for Ih cents J l*fict'f AioM i 40c ound wholesale at tin* Eel o-r 1 9 Chi Wren— ov iah Market in New Vork CHT. Men have been r?p< tied guir.g back to worn when dt+h r* P"V ID cents a pound for mullet and KU caul* a pound for trout. B ie y r le ' Social Calendai K I hh Luticiji Street Gormly Weds Janies Grier l*ee In Church Ceremony A mother in Minneapolis y ho was discouragt'il by the rate at which her children outftrow their clotliiiiK was inspired to make a collection ,of outgrown g a n n e n tA from hei Ttmiily and friends Her idea vla« to organize an .oxcliunjfe where'mothers could outfit tlieir offspring and at the samt* time turn in their own lo t o f outgrown 'g a r ­ ments. From a small room and twenty articles, the enter­ prise has grown to a shop in a downtown center and 5,000 piedes. which include not only clothing hut toys and baby furniture The mothers leave the articles, agreeing on a price, to which Is added the proprietor’s mark-up. The whole selling price is never more than’ 50 per cent o f the price o f the new article. A fte r this agreement, the patron makes her own purchases from the stock on hand. Many articles almost unobtainable in retail stores can he found in such a mart, nml much expense is saved. Many communities could make good use o f such an enterprise. M o n it o r ) 1R46 OCIETY EDITOR Boon To Mothcra Give ehild-esplorer** aagrr clutch This instiiioient o f magic touch And let its challenge* evoke N#w Steeling art, new pedal ttruke. 12, S T A T E NEWS B R i E F S A t a timi* w lifii tin* high cost o f food is probably con­ suming more conversation hours than harried housewives have ever before devoted to one topic, a man has hud the courage \o stand in front o f an audience and declare that food prices are coming down. The cheerful forecaster was Prof. O. fy Jesness. o f the University o f Minnesota, an expert on aKriculturaJjec­ onomics. lie had no magic formula— he simply explained that favorable crop conditions all over the world are lev­ elling o ff shortages. As the need to ship vast <junntitie» o f food overseas declines, more food will be available for use in this country, and a s the scarcity vanishes, prices -will come down. Only hitch to his story is that he sa ys farm costs probably will not come down as fast, which will 'l<U|Vc the farm er in the middle. A ll this makes interesting speculation pn a day when the grocery bill wipes out the money set nside fo r Father's new shoes. (From The ChriU.an Selrnre SEPT. PAGE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA 12, ,* If ' ^ y ^ U a annoyance of waiting.In line for f w. W -4 ■ i~.d ADS ARE NEWS Printed In flif Typ» “We Clothe the Family—We Furnhdi the Home" 216 E. 1st SL Photic 174 �the ' FACE FOUR trooped up by a !tc<l Cross (on e mittee ond placed in 100 plain, wooden • .A fte r a-'requiem •rrvire, a fu nrrnl procession formed consistin,; o f ten trucks carrying the co f­ fins and a large crowd of people, headed by the Rev. Col, 8. Warrhalowski. o f the Polish army. An honorary company of* sol­ dier* accompanied *he procession to a cemetery and fired three m i Warsaw Weeps As It Buries Unknown Dead W A R S A W . Poland-M any cried, but they knew hot for whom they wept. ; 81* Ions of human a«he* -those o f hundreds who were slain und cremated in W an aw by the N s r ii during their long occupation—were Sanford herald , sanford , Rai THURSDAY Florida Wninlcnlv, Kauai ? Rainfall for month!i measured—on a U. S. (•«•«>• logical Survey gauge— 523'^ inch- lute* a• tin* rofflna werr »U'-ned ami the a*hr» pmirrij into « w m - • •• mon if rave. n iW Many, including uddici*. «-i * even thoutfh they did not know "'1* for whom they we|>t. for there 1know wa* no way o f U y U lffiR f whose — a*hr» were uniunil1thn-v cu-cuded. . into the grave. t" ^ Each year a party parks in to the remote peak, checka ihe (Taupe und depart* between showars Where Customers Send Their Friends1 ROBB’S HOME BAKERY 217 EAST FIRST STREET FOR RENT F U R N IS H E D room iiolia Avenue. S ROOM furnished MelTonville Ave. apt, ■ 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE 9 ROSES TW O je ir -o M field grown ever blooming varieties. Over fit varieties. Free catalog . . Roses in color. Order now. T I-T K X ROSE NtTItS Kit I FA' ' llox 632, Tyler. Texas P LO W IN G , harrowing nr.d level­ ing kind of 2 acres ur more W ANTED N E A R L Y new .7 burner Florence oil range. G. \V. Stinson, 1 mile north o f * Monroe IIridge. W ANTED TO RENT nULLDOZEIt worlf dune by e f ­ ficient operators at reasonable rales. W rite or see Marvin Sheely, Paula. U N F U R N IS H E D house for pert manrnt residents with three ih lljieu - No p.-ts. Mii ^ liave by Nov. 1., Phone 21(1, J. RJ • LOANS I ACRES land with 7.t2 V al­ C’AltPK N TK R H - MKt JIAN K S encia nrnnge. trees; !lfl - Villon A T T E N T IO N ! Frank Irmons. Kitnnnlrd nlmut 1,500 IhiXcs oranges and 100 We have ju$l receivc-d a large assortment of h a r d - to . get hti«hel* lemons. Tenant house touts, and it will pay ymi to and farm. A. M. Remusat, look them*over. Phone filfi-W . • S T A N L E Y • III Hi Kits HARDW ARE i l l FOR SA LE Uenullful lakefront property, very deoirnlde nrightHirhood. 71 feet of lake frontage. Price *1200. ST JOHNS R E A L T Y < n . ||r, N. Pujtk Ave., phone I I2‘,i. Little Yellow Squash, lb 15c Cake ... Itrd nils* 12 fl ROOM houxe. Contact P. 0 . Rod 10. Tissue . ........ .’....... SPECIAL SERVICES Yellow Onions, 3 lb s...... 9 Jatk.on Kraut, No. 2*/2 Can Coffee .... IONA ciifti • A- ’ cob thuck*. etc., for feed. 6 ARTICLES W ANTED STU D IO couch and u*cil camera Phone 72H-.M. llox 1454. PH O NO G RAPH S for rent — for ■ nartie., dance*, entertainment*. With or without record*. TD j Music llox, 111 W . Firat St., Phono 953. TR E E Service — trimmed, cleanrd or removed. S. & W. Tree Contract Work, 77 !* W. E i­ ther A ve„ Oilnndo, FTn., Phone 20840. I HUY row*, calve*, W A N T E D — aomeona to rldo lo 'L Lauder dale S a tu rd a y , yearling*, 'hone 133-1. f 11US IIA N DSI ” W IV ESI ~ W A N T TF.PT Thou,and* of coutde* weak, worn-out, ekhauated aolcly l » cauta body lark* Iron, g e l new vim, vitality taking Oatrex ’ ami Gurrnaey cow, Tonic Tablet*. Trial alte only ih. A l*o 12 day old 35c. At all dru gflat*— In Sancalf. Cow good milker ami ford, at Touchton Drug Co. gentle. Phone 239-U. leathere In meet large aeloctlon «l tery fabric*. •Robert Cabbage, lb Go, Shipped, Drraard and .Drawn roultry Type 2 Bologna, .lb ErK*rs, lb.......................< Fowl, lb ...................... i 19 .............. Spiced Luncheon Sandwich Meat, lb .. Beef Brains, lb Type * Sklnlesa *. _ _ . Cold Cuts, lb ............... •“ ** • Weiners, l b .............. Limburger Cheese, lb Type 2 Smoked Country Sausage, lb 15 Bulk Cottage Cheese, lb 15 25 Wisconsin Cheese, 11) Luncheon, 6-lb can .................... 25 BALLARD'S Share Ihe Wheat n .e f ||oy. AR-DEK 31 FL0 UR s 10 lbs 25 SPINACH No. 2 Can 16c SPAGHETTI DINNER CLAPPS RueanH Georgia Yellow Froealonc Halve* No. 2*/j can LIBBY’S GARDEN Growing Mash, 25 lbs 1.38 Starting Mash, 25 lbs 1.38 Laying Mash, 25 IbH 1.33 SUI 5E R S U D S ] §« 1 . . - — - » JLge Pkg. 23c Frozen Cod Fillets, lb ........... Frozen Whiting, lb .................. IVORY Smoked Sausage, lb ... f......... SO A P All Good Tomato Assorted Cold Cuts, lb ........... Boneless Round Steak, lb ........ A A Veal Loin Chops, l b ........ Rib Chops, lb... C V /ilil t i ll vo t n ..... ,........... . '■*<•■ Boned and Rolled Shoulder, lb .. No. 1 Bag Sausage, 1b ........... Breakfast Links, l b ..... .*.>........ Spiced Luncheon Meat, lb ........ Spiced Ham, lb ........ Pressed Ham/ lb Fresh Beef Tingues, Hi t liK im v pUnO I100 - , WORK WANTED ■ hf i r:a^ , . Ns :s !,d ril" " n' L 1 CARRY Ann rage Fluid gal 2-gal '*1 m MID* fH , r.iM L c • O llV l ANC>1\ m K‘ | lge bar W 9V,c Beer & Ale 14c Bottle $3.36 Case A & P POOD STOKE 200 Magnolia Avenue * Sanford, Fla* Ope r a t e d b y Th b g r e a t a s p t i U co . Awerira’a Uadlng Feed Department Stnra-Whera Smart Vamen Shop and have I owned a ?n TKli Newapaper n m AllanUo Mellow-Wheat 14 oz«8c 28j>z. 15c A N T I‘ WORRY INSURANCE* Deep Brown p* A-rmn Cleaning ducta, Inc. offara opportunity to earn *1.00 and room per BEECHNUT BABY FOOD Strained 8c Jr. 10c OLD.DUTCH CLEANSER, Can 7c NABISCO PREMIUM SODAS, lb pkg. 19c I tti ” •*••*«•*• a. * . . • • e. ea•••*# •••••a,*| «*«*l Oil q t 18c gak 72c 90 Ih. FerUllxer bag* for aeed bade. 12c naeh. Phone 6021, Central Fla. Bag Exchange, 4I7W . O a t, j . — . Q iU nd^— ^ Aunt Jemimas Pancake Herman's Skinless Weiners, lb A-renn Motor Orange noon, Saturday or Sunday. 0. U Beer, RL *02 South of Lemons. 430 size, doz ......24c J. W. now ready. Phone 70B-M, *911 N. California or M IR A C L E BLOCKS FQR your homu— Superior work' manahip weather retietant, high LOST "it FOUND•trength, termite' proof. M ir­ COCKER pupa A K C reglatcred. 14 l ’hone County 2702j_________ acle Concrete Co., 309 Elm LOST, atrayed or itolen — 1 Ave. llo liteln heifer calf; 1 black 20 L A Y IN G heni and .one milch Jr racy calf; 2 bull* — .1 yellow cow. Phone 710-J3. DNCRETE aewer pipe— Septic end 1 plded. A ll unmarked. tanka, fence poit, greaae trap*, DDappeared from ItemUtal’a benchet, flow er pot*. Mirdde 8 HELP W A N T E D paiture around- 2 month* ago. Concrete C o„ 809 Elm Ave. Reasonable reward. 0 , II. Carl­ • w— ■■ ■ ■ ■ »- ■■ » e ton, 016 Park. Phone 100-R. G RITS and m eal—ground frtah G IR L fo r eoda fountain a t Laney*a Drug Store. Part *JAie or every Monday from anowflaU 15 AUTOS FOR SALE • cord- Can be bought at Ganlner’a Store, Lake Monroe. 10 F U L L tima clerk wanted. Apply lb. bag. >1.00._________________ *41 P O N T IA C , good Urea and good condition. Sea J. L. CORHNIIAGAN cabbage nlanta Humphrey, U k a Mary, H a. IM IT A T IO N Iceberg Lettuce, 2 lbs .... 27e 37c 71c 1.73 TR A Y .... 23c - JUICE Spaghetti Dinner No. 2 Can 126 A A I* f in d * A 7 Pet*, Livcatoclc, Supplies Have . Celery 2 stalks............. 25c I hnmpsatl Hell,' Lake Monroe, Phone IS .' Electric T n *«ter«. *4.35 II. B. PO PE (O .. INC. popular Seat Cover* _ 8KM IM O LK T IR E SHOP ntenl, Seedless Grapes, 2 lbs .... .‘13c T y je t Assorted Sliced TO M ATO day niuniit;^ — Yuuc-. egrn, grifiT, 1 Western Carrots, 2 bnch 17e Canadian Rutabagas, lb 5c BETTY CROCKER 5 lbs J 9 ltis H I M w . .RREARFAHT . Garden Fresh Fruits andVegetables NOW ready to grind every Mon. PHOTTN.R A l'IIS your IIEST photograph mode at T I I K R AYM O N D STUDIO 9 State Rank llldg.— Ph. 1093 Beans No. 2 Can 14c G. Washington - New Potatoes, 4 lb s ......21c Idaho Baking Potatoes,^ l b s ......... 29i B Cnantte*. RAYM OND M. IIA I.I REALTO R Ileal E .tate- In.uranre State Hank Hldg. Sanford, Fla STRING Fresh Okra, lb . California I unions, 2 lbs 119 W. FIR ST HT. lEehnl* Hcibling A Furniture t’n. S N A P S H O T S —printed, developed, Sanford M a ttie,, Factory enlarged. W e' ropy old photo* WE NEED LISTIN G S, o f Karma, Phone 1IU J and G72-J, Home,, G rove, und Undue,* graph*, NHTIOI.I.H S TU D IO Property. W. It William,, DISH HRAlNKItH Realtor. Tom Holt A**iM'iate. 220 Mel,eh llldg., Phono 1159 H ARIIEl I K G R ILLS Phone 1120, 115 Atlantic Hank ELECTII 1C IRONS 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL Hldg. N A T IO N A L P VNNKIIS PRESTO COOKERS H IL L H A R D " ARK CO. .701 K a il Fir»t St. Telephone U7 Have your * portrait taken at Nit H U LLS STUDIO 220 klciich Hide., Phone 1159 Children a .penally IONA Blueberries 9c SULTANA SMALL. K AK LYJU N L Peas 18c No. 2 Can 15c Yellow ^Squash, lb I.Et.TUK’ appliance repair, — we repair washing mnehinet, vacuum cleanein. fan*, tiiiver*. tewing *mnchlne«, T ro lte r Ap* I inure Service, HOT W. Second t.. Phone 1004-J. owner, FOR SALE* 6c Blackberry Preserves 1 lb Jar 33c Fresh String Beans/III RENT A (A lt YOU D im I IT PH O N E 20** RTK IL'K l. \ND-MOtlltlSOM • D R IV R .IT. IN4’. REAL ESTATE WANTED 5 ARTICLES 24c Northern Toilet Bell Peppers. 2 lbs 1120. 201 East First Street Sanford, Florida M lrhlnn m m um Dates, 7 1-4 oz. ... MORROW M ERE W H ERE . P R IV A C Y IS H K S P K C IF .il, Y O I'K natural dc'iro fur privacy! in tiiuuey matters is strictly resJH-iicd here. Ft lends unJ | relatives are not questione4 about your credit. four em­ ployer ur busim-s# associate* will not hear uf your personal n ffails. There is no cause for embarrassment. IteuMiunblo credit re tire m e n t*. No I'u igakers on money loans Variable payment plan*. F A M IL Y LO A N FO. Florida Hank Hldg. Phone S* FOR HALE Comfortable home. 7 rouim. bath. 2-i'ur garage, ('oliveiilrnt I o r a l in n from echuola. Azalea, nml fruit trees in yard. Prire, V.1,000. ST. JOHNS R E A L T Y CO.. 1DI N. Park Ave., phone 112!*. FOR SALE — Beautiful bungn. low in ’ excellent condition, lterently m leroratrd, aparioua lawn, fruit tree*. -ideiulid neighlmrhnod, In-pertiun bv appointment only. Prired at *8500. ST. JOJINS R E A LTY C O „ 11(1 N. 1‘i.ik A ve. Phone \ " S a tu r d a y No. 1 Potatoes, 10 lbs .... 33c I'erdan Pilled LO A N S M AD E FROM I I O . r o *100 »trU t privacy; fast service F LO R ID A LO A N CO. 102 Sanford Averina IR L'8 ddcycla, pre-war; dug house; folding picnic tablZ approximately t x H ft. Phone 147. 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE r Almond Coffee ANN I’ AGR 8^1 A LI, apartment for hire quiet working couple. Ilrdroom and kitchenette will do. Phono l<>2, Mr. Hose. . o X P K R T painting—contract m h otrly bn«js. 8. G. I ituggn n ee cstimn.ck, Phone IIW «. i>•( cVtst eiwiiic * rseme w. SING LE room with private fam lly. close in.' llox M, c/u Her F F rid a y a n d Orange Layer Cake ..... .700 F R Y E R S and llroiler*, *275. \ I9 1 0 W . 1st St. _________ N IC E L Y furnished bedroom .semi-private bath. 71a W I W ORK HOME CONTROLLED H lO N E 864-J i. PICKLES i"\ *«H» . ; tffi . 10 oz. Jar M0DESS Reg. Pkg. 26c 2 Lge. Pkgs. $1.99 - 24c OLIVES 3 oz. Jar 29c 5 oz. Jar 43c �■=*1 THURSDAY, ■■ SEPT- 12, i ,L i t i TH E SANFO RD 1946 H E R A LD , SANFO RD , PAGE FLO R ID A F IV E ■ i Orlando Senators Take Series Opener From Feds 9 - 3 [T eam s M o v e H e r e T o n ig h t; H o w in g to n , M a r tin T o P itc h By Jack Sords BOLSTERS GIANTS' THE CLUBHOUSE* INSIDE SPORTS REPORT By ABT1I1R II) F R A N K KCh noble gesture of offering to A P New's features Sport* Editor d riie bark In town to lake N E W YORK Mr ft r at plane in the *ighl». As he drove hr T IN K E R FIE LD . ORLANDO, first o f the fifth followed by an ride was a t* minder o f air first told offhand who owned what pept. 12— (S p ecial)—The Orlando error on Mike Domlngues u-vd (lip to the dentist. I didn't know In,air and stare when, taking Benalorx turned hack the aSllfor.) •L"wr \ , Z2, the what to expert. Rut it turned out a special pride in pointing out Felery Feds last .tight by a lo ,ri'1* - * '• '* '* U\ and to be a lot nicer and saner than thr mansion ow ned by Samuel I count a . Little Stott Cary iry com- ? « m,,nole tountlan. u .in*!,. D. Itiddlr, breeder of Sian O'. getting pushed around in one of blelely handcuffed the big Fed final marker. St ar. So, with the run scored Ip the those Long Island trains to Bel­ pat# U-fore more than M.000 fan* mont or Jamaica. 4 alighted whole the ancient ?l< i nl fur the opening game of fitth itauga, the Feds 'spelled In les- than an liour. the Colon­ United States Motel once stood fluis and Scott Cary uns the run*|he final loop srrit-,1** ial DC-3 hud set me down at Sul a- and it daw ned upon me that some te r of th# situation for the re­ Cary aluwrd seven' hingles ami logs Spim gs and F'rank Steven* thing was changed about the Spa i«’ nt J.7 down l y way o f the mainder of the stfaion. ot the famous entering family I had looked fit ward to u ride it Orlando furgert ahead in the jitrike <».t route to hurl the |dinve me out to the track. It was a carriage. Hut they just don't Us, gen n U t. to the ir - iir * t vlcluty. fifth when C a l Ermer *in?l nl. l im it e d three hauls befot posit Die surrey with fringe on to p ot Iliason gave fle e passes to L o J time. CharHe Bisson, Fed righthander, . . . i.Satologn anymore. , llevil and Ct*#.ii to load th> st ' h \\ il!. itb ..me on m, hands I \ . So , ll r t i a ,11(, k M l|u. lr iH hdd the Senator* to a (tingle inwandered into the oltire of D«ld Hit fo r four innings jim l with none a'•)'#)’. Rob Ha t-c*- r after lunch and there wvl>t more tet to send E - •’ Francis l*. Dunne, Mrward (or 'tia enjoying a three run lend singled to than SLUM) persons milling'around the 21-da) meeting, the lirst la the Senators opener! th?ir half and Rev it nerOts end ■ Co*** m.tl Dying "to get w ell" at the mutuels • lace *12. Dunne made the if the fif.h . The Sanford defense Ruusclier mov-d niiurui to t l . . ' ’ In pie wai day* H.inh) w u s a big i ! < n fell apart like a worn out anil second respectively. crowd. Cary grounded cut and a on,; to l.e.vy au.l Rnus<her drove a elite hart II, Orlando storing fou rj Several owners ami trninri' i flv fly. to left bv Madjeski scored ,single into center to bting Lnvetle complained that the lacing strip tin- to forge abend. lin C A r i . and Fim er home. DrUmlo grouped eight o f their I L, f t l. Mike i-irc.iiguex <| hnd^a hard surface and frit that fine rits into three scoring In -! drive to Boson toa« hit the - •T o il A fad jesk i i.pen cil ‘th e ever.th I'.'IT may. not see n« many horseon the vast grounds utiles* the :.mg. coupled with fil-r fr-e I f«rd pitcher onthe fool and rolled with ..an infjel.l -jngl. and D m passe, and throe Sanford errors "til Hdt right livid to «•.■’» inpcei nipled to center to tally n»«ocmf|ua tu-mU its hurrow* a i prial uce tbe Senators n|no RnuJthCf In from recoil. Madit’skt. i!n i Burn- ami I at Velio bit ileefier into the heavy, clay to uns, 1Land for the v t, dmi* mar* n m each forked lliane fo r base, on muke for softer footing* Numerous record* were ml The F id * tallied In the th ird , * '* c" n,e*.......................... ...... . , *»)•* to fill the sucks. Ermer nl Saratoga this year hut six h b Jack l.avelle sincl*in rl- j fingfed firitdeil |A t* |,-ft left to score Burns an ■ram e on t sit gle by Byron I In the si* horsemen estimate that for .................... si. 1 ed folic wed by a free, ducal Usre.l ( lutselle. Th* next three men went I Bharpv followed by Ossie BU.iig's riery mark Broken three tleubie n-ld a sd .'lo through. see do iFYmer. At this point le v y aent down in otder to end the scoring Ihoroughhrends were laid up .. for ... > , for the Senators for the evening.’ Innd bare by tli-a'O, to send Slurp.* Blanc i', M<e I til to hurl with wore leg*. Two suffered Orlando move# to Sanford to- ! memss the tlatg with the firs,, Feil*. Devil popped an attempted hroken leg* and hail to Ik* de­ hunt to Blanc,* and In the <K- night for the see ml g me h li • gu n of the affair. al rot rd. rie- wi h II >ward MatIp. O'i* fooit* frame M*mu:'*.r citepienl Blanc jh rew the la ll 'In -' ptuyoff T o n * o f san.1 pi,ilial>l\ w ill h, dtuuiit^r T 'h.m litiM H--lg i added I•• th,- -in file r n ext Vein Ib a l I cvy l i n e j a ilo d ilc in to th e t (HfJt^, field in an atlcinjit t mi til from M.i •i \t.t I ii ki a 1 It w ill -li.w tin- Dtii,k am i tin", Deft D id busies and wi * * '* * !W h Lavullt* n ff iiwdihI. |f _a .fly # hall In villi* ailvnm-Vil to third *» »i*l JimHi* Hnvk i iij*i or tftr hlir fur tim e -, lu t V e te in o - fe e l it w ill d " louth Sam C o n i ___ dropped bv fjloriif in allow Lrvy tota lly .1£>mer atappvil nl ^ecornl oh th«* Mattm* f h*» x >-* augi ■giltnyi. th e hut sc m o re go o d lim n n * t r lp A l Bryant singled to left intbu|play. Coaxi groumleil out Tu ttle liame time i- s i .. f ill] • f crust. . 1 j* t b s ' C otlscttM at T s i# *, by NOTICK o r KLKCYtON W innr.AS. Th# U fi a ilu r # of !W3. Bactlons U Sbd M at A itU I* V lfl »F tbs srtdrt lli* CoruLUiHlon el 11^, vf lh# ConttHuUuo of th* Slate of Florid* »a in n el Florid*, dm (tn • join! IU«o- Adopted *! th* U « e r a i Election of Nolut lor. i ^rvpofttni erfirndswrili Wo th* vvmL*f, IM4, •old Arnersdmeol to t'rwCwuutunan of Us* 81*1* of Florid*, end ytd* for lb* lt#~Nu miser inf of Horuona th* Mfh* w *r« •ffreed to by i vat* of II and II of ArUci* VUI of ih* Co m U tuilon ml th* ftui* of Florida a* Adapted thrt+dflht of •!! th.* m im W n « ) k M to **rh henti** |h|t th<* foD*( oo w U •1 th* G #«*r*! Sltetlon In WovemNnr. Jotnt ItcsotuUona » t r « *»l*t*dl upon IHI. *.nd 'to Amend Section 1! »n4 II thtir m im tiii Jmirtuiii wtlli th* yin of Art ttl* V fll of the Con till ut Ion of atnd iuya thtreon. ind Uwy did d#tfT- th* Ktat* of Fiofidi. and lo Frovldf 1h*l mln* and direct that th« told Joint In th# County of Miliil roMfh. Rlalo of Itewilutbni be iu IhbIU H to th* * '« t o n Florid*, th* County T»a A«e***if *h*Jl of th* Slat* at th* G*n*rml OtcUoa In A m u th* Froperiy nf the County for th* purpoa* of Levyinf Slits, C««mty. Hoverrbef * HOW TfftnFFORC. I. N- A. OltAY Rfhnvrl* end Munlripaht!e» In the County of llllliborougb t*rrp i ihe rile nf riant 8*<retary of 6t»t« of th# Rt»t* of Florid*, City. Florida, whirh Shall be F-*rmpt do hereby ftv* Dottr* V**t * from th* Pftvlrlsfii of thla A#‘eni1menl, GFaNFfiAL n - t t m o N • 111 h* held In t*fh eountj in Florida Taaea Levied by ih* Stite. Ci»wnty* on Tuesday neat r-iree*d!»f th* firat County School Board, School PnHMa ftlorulay In November A. D* IH i. th* fTbeclal Taa School Dl*trlrt» and the MuDlcipaUtlM ©I the C.-ufity F»« rpl the #akj Tuevlay being th* City of Riant City, Florida n m « hay o r n o r a m n UK IT RESOLVED IIY THE LFGISI.Atoe th# vatlflration of t#I*eUo*« » f th* MlJ Joint Raaolutloni Amend TURK OF THE STATr n r rto n m A : That th# fpUowthd Amendment *f merit* |n ’th* CMHJliiikffi of lh* itftt Articl# V fll ft Ui* Comlitullod #< the • f Florid* «U i fiVat# of FToflda relaiu# to th* A*e**mtnl *nd C»U#c1hm nf *’! ianta In the 1 County of Hlllftofmtth. »< •'* '• Florid*, jrr.N A rr j o r r r r n w o u m O N n o , t o A JOINT RESOLUTION rtopoalng *n by Re^Numberin* Se i «n 1! a» ad vied •* to Ainttulrntnl to th# CoruUtUU«H of th# at th* General Election a! iM* fltate of Florida, ta b* kffn*tj at ArltcJe pxith* if read Section IS of Article Vfll XX# m*U**V V *nd I Thereof, Itelaim* pf the C'cn*ti|utieo #1 U»# stale ef t or L> the rAn#didaiian. A!*£4i»hifil or Cre- ids. ' and by Ahve^dlhi S**1tno IK of atinf *»f CrfUin Cftunty OfHoea, *nd th* Article VIU of th* Con Hit utlod of th* A iw i*n rft ar.d CoUesU^n ©f llaniefp*^ stale of Florida, a* adoptad at tft* Can “ Ta ae« by County Taf OfflFlft*. tn O rarf* eral Flection In November, of County, Florida, and Prnridinf for Ref- •a lo Riafcf it lead Sectio# It of A*He'* •renduni Octlnna for A«c*pUnc* •? R«* Vfll of th# CaailltUtla* ©I the Mate of Jerllon of any I jm* or !#*»•* Emiied by Florida, and to factud# is* City of f^am the LefuUtiir# ot th# Slat* of Ikuld * City from Mid Amendment. It# and the itm « ta hereby i f reed, lo end ahall W w. *• |»r<md«! tn a* iff fYiof>oa*d aubrnltted to ih* Eieriora nf th# Silt# m\\r. it itr.snt.vED r y t h » j l o i i t A - of Florid* for Ratlfieatlbn or Rejection #1 |h# -General Bret Inn t© b* h*!d on TURK OF Tier STATE OF rLOXtOAl That th* faRovlnf amendment to th* III# fir at Tutaday after tha Brat Monday ta f w fm b r r , IMF; CvtitUtuttan ot FJonda, U> t* known u SECTION II. 1. From *nd after J»m* A rtir'e XX. jp r ltonr I i n f *. th*r*©f. try I. »F4l. th# County Ta* Aa*e»w.r of , t reining to ft% ,fon»oUd*U©h. abolUhln# limibtfouah County • Miall • « • * • §U V # ©ml ertalinf eeftalii Cmmty 9*1 ■n*i for **xe»»m#rit iod rollectlon of mu* property fer all Plat?. County. School nlei|>al taaea by County l a * offleerf, m pn4 Municipal Taaea to be I#rt«d In by th# Mat#. Orange County, nortd*. *nd proaldinf Htlliboroudh County fnr referendum election* l©f acceptanc* County. County School Board, IfnM l or rejection ct *ny law or lawi ***<1*d Dl.trIft*. Special Taa School DUlilft* and bv ihe leg Hi* hue M FSorlda ai provide* MunlrlpaUUM aveapi in Rk# City of riant thnein. b# fubrnltied to th* quailfied City. Florida, whirl* city mall be'eaempi elr *.»n af |tv# M*t# of FkMbla far h1*®k from the prayffleru bf this Sertlen E Th# LefUUture «h*ll, al the lyfltft,.n or r»{edl-»r it *f\e n*»t «ener*J •lrituui l* U h*td In th* tear iWM. latly* Se-*».ion in 1*41' and from time to tint* thereafter, enarl law* aprcifring thr lo-» It; power*, function*, tut tea ard rompeniaIh* County Ta* Auetw r ll©n of 4 ARTICLE XX ttCTtO N I f t * U fU latiir* I* iulhot- naiad In Paragraph I ot S *nJ.no 13, and tjei ar-d empowered lo proeld* by la* ahal). UktwU# provi.1# by l*w fur ib« #*Lew*i«rv on tft# Ar»#*rmenf Rolf nf trre or Uwa enacted by « It tt* r*«* U r non held in A. D. IM1. • or ot *ny Counts Tss Asssswt at stl U sts Wv’i.l b/ tb# Sis!#. Count*. Count) Srtool JL rrsuiar union thereafter. Id? wn “ eohdatlon, sboluhln* « - CT»»U*I al say llasrd. SvhoU Blititrts. Sp»tl»l T*V Fires ta Otsn*# Catssiy. XI**- SHiool Ul’ ttKU Siut Munkl|>sim#i #>• Cauntv Offlrt* r#l*4 tn >b* Count# >1 IttlUboiouth Ms. Provided, ________ )»d. Uier* theft I, W _ i«t o jp s d ^fr stl HI,l# ol ri«'t4X. with tb# #scaption nl th* ettseti of this Attic!* Contis; sod ta pravtds For th# sticssmml tb# Cll# el g u n ! CU#. which I# Fu'cbt s n j rollcctlon ot munlrlMl '»>*< sod «s#n>pl (mm tb* pcovumns #1 this , aueiurrenii, of tiihef ©f Ibtui# by County Am#nilm#nt * La ■ nfflrera In aaht County, Any U * •* U C T IO N IX X Fiom #nd i f t « Jsnu •nacted retpectins th* ©ofi»©UA*Uo« oi sr# I,-D M . Ui# C lan l* Tss ColWctoi In rreaUon of any County of lie#*. thaU p ih tb# Count# of iruitbormita, ttsls cl •tribe th* power*, dutiet and compenta- D M Ids shill roDfd #11 Issts I n i" ' m tluri. uf th* odfleer* de*l*n*i*d ther*ii» Ih# Count# \>y tb# S im . Count#, Count# to vaerelt# and! diiehirg.# th* dutlea ej School School DtsttltW S p f u l the of flee* »= ro niald atfi or ereitedi; and T »* Srhool lllttrlrt# #nd llonlHpsiiU,* ^ iny lie ia enacted ff*p*eUns th* •*•*#*- ot HlOtbofouxb Coon!#. D o rtli S,.,;>I ** menl and eolleetlan of m*r»rt©*J U «ea la lb# CU# #! t’Ubl Cll#. II b# n# ,<n-6l ■nfl »**e**n»ehta, er ellher of th*m, of Ifom in# provutoni ol tbl# Am»n.|m,*l cotmly laa nffueri ihall proyW* lof ttyi X Th* L*s'it1*U*'# sb»ll at ti.* l-o* is& ©taeiting. eollectinf. aceounitrti lot latlv# *«s#tin of IMT and fmm tic , to dhb'irtlnd of *»ld U i h » M / I » llm# thtrt#nri. tnsrt l i s t sptciltin tb# menta to th* •pprpptiai* muoKipal p o .fts, tundtsn#. 4ult#a tn 1 c w t in n authorities *nd toe romptnatUftA f#a Usa o f COuct# T in CotiKlor ( n l r u t i l *urh rounly taatnf offlroti t*f Mnrkd* tn rttasrtph t ot Section II. sn4 tbsll t t iilr in r incident Ihereio. That If a®F hfcfwls# provIO* lor lb# cotlfctloa, >tr>. ■uch law mseetlnd th# M aottfA tu * ruitodr. tvpovtlns smt dwbuisomsnl ol -* or tctail of a » f eoitnlF #ffle#i U •#- sU loses tvtltrl#* B# UM Count# Tss .. coptol and f*Ufl*d M th# CoMfst o ­ •IvtfRHi heroin provided *urh i*t# aR*i« heoioke efleetlv* with twpoet to « » • of­ fice* affected thereby Wi th# flr*} Yo**o n NO. I ll day alter th* flrat kloiuUF t o * h tfc s rl is of m y year immediately auft#*dlM V J VUI Ot lb# CoStoner at flection h*4 »uW <fu»ni N M*f .ui# ol I loud* M»Uns# lor T ss,. aiul ■ fl) Th# totfffslgtur* ah*n at ih# Legf*laltYt Peviion o f l**7 ar»«1 from lime la Hrti* ihereafler er »rt Lawv •peelfying |h* poweri, tunrtisjf.a. duUea and ram* p en iilittfi o f County T a r Collettur detlgru led tn paragraph I o f Iht* S e*it m 11, end thaU Lkrwli* piovlda far the col­ lection. ear#, rut lady, repartlrig and dig* bufvemrnl of ail i n n cvilexled by Hi* Ctmniy T it CoUeclnr. ‘ S i'iin tt is. T h r St. A u g ii-tin i" h ill clu b »m i .Millin g e r Bill S t! inn-ki- m i' tn tie j Vj^PlIltPRlii'it flit h eir i l l t l l s js-s r-i I'.ill playin g mi l giHHi sjhii K n n ii. -iilji .luting thr - lie- In tm h le «f tiny im p n iiu ittttllillt I Its* flni- sJn Lilltt.l ill 1hi- Jiill) i afti-hl. T * e -h iir* fiu- g it . -I til. p,utpF.. n f S jh fo r il nnJ S t. A u g iu ’. ii c h igh r n li'iii* Im -chnl! b ii .I i l i a n whm gsm tle fix 'll Hi inn. || nfs*. n f f r l f . i III' f.lll* t|| M in i’ t III ilh a*I* i h f IVnrhls S e rie s m * !)|. m tVi.m (p*!H t ui-- lh a i rtr|. fm init m any i'llty i f f st-ne* th a t nittl.l t >* nanv Let nio n l,i a g a in ih a t th r S a in t- w ilt lung it* t. itt*-itsi **■#i-.| in the h iin t!« n f tint S u iif.H tl ta n - i a gm s l. h 'K il w in k in g ti-nm Yiilf n f pt-p an,| M m ig r t i. i l l ; f u l r i i i i * iy ..... in W i»*Jd in the |n #n4 of fh# *>f re* ttepre* m t IH 4, *9 falto s i ' MIXTION 34 TH* U fD lto 'm ah.n f r law piu'xtd* for a Direct.#r sf the M ref, who Hiili be appolotrd hy a run, rent revoi^ikm cf the Senate and P- mi** ft Rpph 'rM itiiM , and *1utl bt liw COMMrTTFF PUHPTITLPTT HOUSE JOINT HEROLUTION NO Tf j o i n t rf -Po u t t i o n Pfup».,re fh* Amexdfcrnl ol SeciPiq 3#s of A tlu i* UJ ef 4h» CnniUtuUoo *1 lb# Tt*te *>f Flor­ ida, ReUitn# to Apomptla lton f n r it firso i v r n iiy m r i f i . i m a # TURF Ol TMF ftf ATF OF That Ihe f.»)tCH*ing amendroenl ef tlon H Articl* It! of Ibr D hwHUk « "f the Plait -d Florida relating lo af>t 1 S»*i*t|<ofif I* Hi'flit ay feed l«i aid »» * 1 fie twbmilir-if * i ibe #in 1or* nl tb* ?»*# of F5ft**»1a f"■? r m*1fH • ti•*'*• nr ie let 1 ‘ aI Ih* rtf*»1 G pt era! Eleetian in b« he-d m NovertTwaf, a C. tfmd- that fa f# a#* »ha| laid Srillun 3©, Article HI of Ihe r&ntrrbdVdi of tbo fitat# of Florida ahafl P# emcfujaA arid aa amended *h*U read a# follow*™ t SECTION M. U w t making the anpnmHaUona for fh* Mtarita * f pi wt# offifiaU asd *m»ie-veea *n4 all iiHef n p c iU fl of th# State thill rcmUtn pfo# viaLtnv on no other aubleet per aha!! #fi approptiilL n be an Inddeql ©f any other bill: it! atile •■turv'i'fuHntu earept ip . propria liftn« fnr ih# count y arhooJt roynI Set. eitlea, or other poll Ural tobdUiaiopf of til# State appfoprfaiiftnt for permanent impro^ cmerili and hqf1dlo.fi fof •lai# Imflftiii nn« a* provided for hy law* enacted at t ■* 1141 leglilatnr* ny prior tiflililiffH #nd for pen atoo*, ret'lrernewf fund* afftl IrU'it fund*, than be ine'l'iided fn one f^^cral appropriation bill or ar=v amendment or auppiamenl thrteio * M •hall be f.ir eo b'nger than aeaf*. Al! apprDFrDilon* mad# prl--‘i in Use adopUft-n « f tht* *e«tlon whle*v are rrnv*s trar* to the pro*i*ion* of ihla »ecu*n sJaai! iipUe a* of July I, lVf?, a fta u s c JOINT RESOLUTION No. ITT X JOINT RESOLUTION Propping an AmemirntTit to ArUct# V pf th# i ontUtution of Florida by Adding Thereto an Additional Section Relating I© Ihe Fitr* Linn of lire Jude* of th* Court ©f .temfd In and for KSkcainttl* Count* end lb * Coirnte Solicitor ot aald County. X1E IT RESOLVED*nY THE LEG1SLJU TURF OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA* SECTION 1. That Artlrl# V nf ih# b# Adorns Comtllutia** *1 th# SUI# of Florida b* M PI0S14* •mrnded by adding thfrrt# an addiuonal r. s u m #i •ecuan u be known #i Section 41 ©f loses and iiK in n in li, •* sttls** iF W -S . M*to* thill •aid ArtUI#, re latter U the •lecllon o l By misty U s stp«*i» U s w w i u j tb# Count# Iot tb# tha Judge of th# Court of 4t#cr*rd In and rsllCcd. st Uw i s U m i d w ' s W rt'oa s* ’. Count#, School for Tirambia County and tb# Coufity BCmMsd b#t#ln. Firtsln. tbs lb * U f M ih sll >•*«<«>• Losiod B# Ik# Spile!to? af raid County and tb* aarn* ta 5<«-Xl<* tn lb# Actual board. hereby agryed ta. and ahail b# ei»hmltt#4 M S I s u ic s d ln . Si bool Dtitrtcti, Sperlel T i * School On- ta tb# #Wtara nf th* Stata of truti #nO MunltlpsltH#* #1 th# Count#. .fo r rattflcaUon of rejection at th* Gap* M IT WaOLVBt) BV T i l t XIOWLA- Vral Xltvtkm In b# krill tm th# first TursOi# *fl,f th# fits) Wan.lt) In *#■ r tm s o r n i x s t a t s o p p x o x u ia i T h il U o lollawins AtnrnOinml to Ar* rtrslju. I*W. ## F-illnw t: BTXTTVi-t #1 Th# #tu«#» • ( th* Court IM# V III at (b# ronttiiuiloo al tb# ■ Hot M i rtUtlio l# th# A s * * 0# k n s rt In «*0 lot tK im k ll Court# •nd th# Count* toolI, Ilor e l ##10 Count# * Cotl#ctioa ol stl m u In lb# Bn#, SI#to ot nertdi, to# soi- •hall hnstFTrr t>« ilir i r t b » tls# qusim M *l#«io n • ( irW rount# eth#» #t#t# »irl l , #40JHOB*1 Motion# la to# -1 Section IX too count# ofllrlttl o n #!#rtrU. Th# (Ust rlrvtlon ol th# JuO»# ot tb# Court ot #Si**0 I# tad nactecl Ol IS# RrvorO In trO la# t a n u h l i Co int# #rs4 ot Ui* Coont# toollttta# ol ulO rount#. •Ball to# htiO al th# O m #r,l H m i i s In IBU. to tit# olflr# th* ~ ottor tb# llrit Moner# tot . tot i wrra ot toot toon. trnsir# o f #(f!#o • ( tn # M # ....____ or t o w n # appolni##l tn ttfhtr ol i «Ffl»w, »,r»ln m#niloe#0 ihsll pet to# i t#wa»a k«r*b#. 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V C *-1 Y, • ! iji \ » Wrong Song Means Jail In Poland T O R U N , P o la n d — ( A I * J — In P o ­ in d jm u a l n * th e * n i ' o r else, B a r b a r a W a m a k a , to g o v e rn m e n t e m p lo y e C e ry tla K o w a la k a , * n o fftrto w o r k e r , a n d A n t o n in a S u a t y n sk a , ■ h a ir d r e s s e r In the v illa g e o f L la c w o , h a v e b e e n Jailed, or euaed o f n etochlnK e t B e r a the te a t o f • lit t le aonff In tu itin g the g o v ­ e rn m e n t « n d d e m o c r a c y , an d acorn* In g the preaen t a t n ie t u r e o f the P o lle h • t a l e . ” Tha P rin c e A lb e r t coat »»« nam ed n ot f o r ru n so rt *>f Q u « r n V k to tim b u t f o t t h f t r . o M * e i t eon, la t e r K in k E d w a r d V U . . - rv i-=~?=F*rzu> - ■ if S r iv .t f a i l * •«* th ir m b c r I, lih* A s - ' s i a t t u n wuuhl l u i n g n i i r i ehumi iid-.Vif! f ig h t l.t-twvt-n R.'liitisnn ami Jut-k. H e ft- arc tiic ta fs r.g, in wth»*r till IslUll* ) tiy N 1'. lln. ’ !m ri B u s. .Inc M nxtnt an.I r e A V a l. utt. l.lg h i hr . v y w e ig h t I'fim n p iu it, f •. - ‘I,* -Hi'S n h. t.ngirrtl iin il.m ilr r * . I f # a n i I'Fiinl. s. Itiily EnV. Dut'liitu iitig tm\.'t - . , f m l . h g M ills, \r c h i r M iniie, Bills S m it h , lug K a h til. M .illIrS' rlv'lll F‘lylilllti.m. T.-'W / a le l.iigtrul iifirttrttih't <. Jake I a m n t ta , |t,« if) ( i r u l a t t u . (lu t-tnruliiig huxer, .Matvei t ’e n ia a , A r t i e l u s i n e , .liimuy E . l g a t . IsenrK f A l'ta n i', , E iirfitw e ig h t; t'lia m p m n , : ! - e W illiitm - , L u g iif.ll ru ritem tri U ’ illi** In )ii*. W e s le y M n u relt, Ituii M m itgu ttlrl y . Jultiiliy 111 at inn, O u *, •tu fllliiu t llstx els, Jnhli rhufttu-. A II.V S tn li, E n iltp ir Ite la im ,. '' E c a th e i w r ig h t Cham p inn, W il|u.-i.-ul i-nntm <lri. P liil lY•rn rrnim rmni .i t l>ul-t u t -l tinlirig un lin g F» n * ••I... t I . Sa! It.iitul, t. ( » , ; ir 11«- t'i 1 till - ) :n i. .. 1,1 .111'- llB ln Eilliu f li 'l i i w 11tt111 i # * Mu i ini 1 .i i .... * ,-mtm d . K -u s ’ V n u n - ih e -. V fi.litja , ! IV is e ie h t: i ’lit*m | inn, , J u ’kie I'u t t in n n i l.n g n n l n ip te M rle n . I 'ail*. M in in**, lints M'Uiughnis, I t i n t y D u ia n * \n irrtrnii *! h|' l !**-*» “f RHf Li ! " V, Lll l f *«f LE c;.\L N O T K ’ IO I IS I n f '* !' Vrt.fi ill I ,«l.l It. I . •* uni t ;itu m tb u« * !1 til 1hi - rti it t. all 1 «»i i w • 'ne. i t i *» ! \ Eli *1.1 *IU*I <« •V 'lit it j .*. It*. 44 11I1 5..... 1it . tui. iiffiIT 1 * Lull 1bm i n stn a i» I be •lull 1- Ir i 1 t ^ r 11 f • |iJ? 1 I I f 11!• \ L! * ! ! « *•! t.* ra| t| f \ CIf ft I f it -- I u h«*H is • II \n » i m s* |*t-I ll 1•*iii U ii-fe! i i , j I! \ l i l i l l : i H U A I bv ih * H rr ful 11*1 Tilt* IliJ ti itl* t. 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I w a s a t D a n u a rd ia b efo re k n ew It and 111 m ln u U k la lr r Ik sa s In m y Jalopy r u s t in g a t a fe llo w w h o put his hand ou t to make a le f t tu rn am i n e v e r matte li mtd then liltin g m y lip w hen an up t'to a rh ln g in o to rla t ward v r iv b r ig h t h ca d lig h la in a dark t l r n I B e tw ee n the tw o I ’d #ay flvln g 1* s p o r t— and Iran h azard ou s II d r iv in g an g u to m o b lle . , ■. an I V - ll 's *.!|* j t ill1 tu I Si S |*Mllll , I I h e pilot h a d u * up lO.fiou f r e t In .12 d e g r e e * t # m y p e r a lu f r an d w e w rrt- (r a v e llit in g 22 • m ilrs a n h o u r. Btlt I Ih o u g h l n o th in g o f t h r h e ig h t w h en I tu rn e d ta a c e rt a in p a g e In « Ih H ilrt w » « r e a d in g . It sh n w rd Ih a t' T h e K i p l u r r r I I , a sp rr l i l l # m ade b a llo o n p rn p e llu l g o n d o la pilotrtl hy ('a p t . ( Irvil A . A n d e r s o n a n d ( 'a p t . A lb e r t W . 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Si WS m l. j 'l ’ W A D l‘ 1 I k s n v n Y tin k er Stn V ilium w iie t f th e S t I .m il- B m w n s W elt Iihlt Ittg tin \ Itnkfl-s ttttilt'l elhuM Might* ft wti* utte *»f the m -t mmstttil t b f i l i tertian to he h i»nwrti at fteatfo-n 31. w r .u iH o lin - Nut up. ■■ t ill itu I In- nit il iliilu't tukc nit- himi In tllSkr |||| tnV llliltll tu visit f iw ill; In Knnsnk f ’iiv. smite !.2iMt injlts ur M'Vrtt nit hums ft uni I j i (iitin.lln rtc'il IIOU^E JOINT Rl:*w>! tTT10N NO lift A JOINT IliatH.t TION P*>-poling try Amendment lo Article XVI, ■ I Ih* Con. ttlfulioB of the S?ji!e f»f Florida, Ilf Adding Thereto An A-t ItluwBl ta iTfftlde fur Ihe Aj-p.- •«t»> rnl • Confiiiim l Hr*tilul'..n *#.f '! » Senate «rd flout* of RepirienlitUri of a Ulrrr'of of the lijJcft and to A ' ----r-ie the Lp#ti»Jatuf* lo iTus-nt* ■ » and Dullea, Quail fir atun* ai-| Term cH Offie*, PC IT RESOLVED MY Tltf I FUlMJt* Tl'RE OF THE NTATF r»F Ft O RID At Thai th# (.'.Ho* thg Amendment to Arllcle XVI pf th* funitiiiUttri of ili« Pt«t# o| Florida, by adding there!#? in add!* be and th* a n e e* her pity agtrro! thill b* fuhmUtc=t t* tT.e rtfflo fi Buie of Florida for ratification jectino at the f*f.*ral etec'ioa fur IIE IN C i pill,sir- mei-t H c »\ \ w ig h t Fkiampulu, Jm< find (nils wets- glini tn -t-e tin Erils stnwii th» Saint- n;til i ttln I.l-W i*. I'.i.gln li fn llti luls-l- . Hulls . th- fittiii mutt,l with the Oilnmln tF u tsta m iin . Iu -»r r». T a m i M atiri'-- _________ LEGAL NOTICE IR. •s S T . ,U r ; i M I N E S A I M S . N i i h t iH'fnre !n-t Iht* S u n fu iii S i. A u gu st Iin- -rrit * ett nit' tn t s h ie r w ith tht In? it I* s r t ilt n g the M s ltu l- tilts* It W ith U 2 til I lie trn t. jlk n fm il - * [ting th g l*v n I n :l g o m e inurgin Neriltrs# In >a>, nil t tsv Sun t < \ BECKWITH. /VfWlLUAfAS, f& M ’i lo ^rtovJ Mis VJADPY T o t f l r l t J . S AM LiT A R ^A cA ltaFty 'fliit FAi-l- fl .tilLc* I nrtH lit Itl-x Li* =I * u*« lii*- Cuir, u n iv g i'l Tump.-i lilH'ftman in the rni is d.is it ni|»u I* funthsll. IK! VI Nl. H ) 11\l, in. National It.. L i '■ *■ * i—ti* -l , . \In 1H liftft I f “ nfst-til! L i," li.. ■ I. mis 1 flit i-5| Ip Ml if ft I I I 11^1 I I IDS 4 L 11 , . flit*--fr-Hf—|JlF‘ U tii. l i f t "■ It IM I- A-1? 1-1 *ef! 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S. byt Rdward Lloyd In Tower street Fruit* & Vegetables Fruit* & Vegetable* Froth Beef % Tongues Lb 35c (Jfeen Oreen Cabbage Lb 4v^c Bhlped Knna Dreaoed. Drawn ’ Lopes Broiler* or Fancy Calif. Fancy CallL Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru Saturday, September 14 rlpal eoaeintneiit end aeteeilnic.it* lfflcerr. deoiira, K. Raelry I'harlia Itaioliill IVolr Hamilton Lb ’ Lopes 9ftc Lb Whipped Ncbr. Dressed. Evksersted Stewing Delicious or Jonathan Dellcloua or Jonathan Shipped L «n s Island l/teoaed Money Dew Honey l » w JIWISH YOUTHS. Including girl*, ar* h ided Into a British military lorry after a surprise dawn raid staged by the British on the Jewish seaside Spanish M ackerel v Fla. CangM M a lle i Ing and Inter evirated. AuthorltU* believed that this village was th* molt fre'i'ienlly used landing spot for Illegal Immigrant*. Kplrm atlonol) Sunshine Krjipy Cracksri Green Split tPea* Londonderry Ice Cream Mix Klines Pio^Cruit8-or Annilo (Batter Than Soap) 16-ox Windex (Make* Windows Sparklo) 20-ox Hy-Pro Bleach 'w. Quart Woodbury Coco.'Cast. Shampoo 50cSize Colins Mince Meat h IS^ox Stbkely Orahgo Juice 46-ox can > ■arllest ways o pne of the rl______ — —f measuring time was by tim in g ■ vsndle orv.a stick. • Fancy Lemons ; Lb 11c Tellnw 4 Onions 5 Lb* 19c Potatoei4 Lb* 25c Idaho Potatoes 5 Lb* 29c F r o h Field Peas no O ragoif Frealt l*mns 2 Plums 2 Pijtsbdry 25c Lb> Orange I’eko* Flour 5>b* 29 They Craam Lika Vllv*|. Alt America Sicrsinrntii f-'c-.v TV.'.'i Calif. Peaces No2v nlltil H ills* Hwifitor For li«p »»s»n t‘'lt*a of lh » Fifth muirsutonul Dlatrift nf Ih* Htsli War hrtisr after waklna tat* »!**■ I of florid*. In the Kluhllrlh 'Coo* pir teal ar rao Wet rear ■*>•*! , nf ihr I'ltHrul Hi*Ire hark at ware. Akk aaaat Osrist I f nr Two Jostlrw* of tha Sopmu*’ liar I* m y. tadar at .[ f..nH id iHr hlate of florid*. T flU rh to n D ru g C.O, I fo r Two lu ilrooil Cmnraln'ntin* , if th- Hint* nf Flnrldk. fur Hint* Knnutnr fo r Non* t'Tthl . .. rutuilnl District of the Htale of i flo tIda . Ok u a a e l l M n n P IP ft fo r Two s im lin , of Die I Imor G A L L B L A U U tn |;v.j,M sr’ M,,:v" ,,f th: *,a" ,,r e 11c c c d c d c Avote um ] O U IT B C l l K v l a w 0 P M11U T r» *p T wi* JiI « int»®r s *jf 11»r C**ttti *> DUI TO LAC* O# MtMWt itU l |u»a ii $ **f l*iit»tl(? lr)i(i*iKVi*»n til** Ktferen RsJeUe •* BeeseikeU# ji.l. l* Bhd Thr*#s tlrlan FtPft Reel *•«•»<•. K«*r JuMlrn of \li*» l»#nc*' L*i An-I Nr«r -ellc' few gallbleBAes eulferm lacking kf„ r f |»«> fotlnwinK Ju*>llr» niwtvlfle, h«lihr htl»>. w « ; » l i None I and f> Ff*r t'gtiRtitila DUIrlrtn. whh loonlsTa* «|w stiaeka. r.-fioainic JiM ir rtc « « h ssllkU tAiT w W m S ir le l**h In Tenllmtinr Whertnf, I ha*» d healthy bile new tall e f M e i.ltaO la sftir i» i» f »Httn hA* h«r*tthtn ael m> hand and thn DrrAt Haul nf thn *t:t!r nf flo * tie amirini t**wrr In, .iiliytikl#.. Ilwrf ' ■nitl OHriw til, If*.:31try i l<D, ii I Tatlaliaasre, tin- 1‘.II'D.1 ' C,4f.UlJ*1N b * -*ry U|4«»I)« lltia the fit at (1*» nf Meplemliar. feat grageisleTl*r t l » |I.fO 34 ^S111* ,t ti ISIS sjiiy i* ftrw eMTHinf*. n*f *kon C A U t U flu t* Wf Canadian Rutabagas Lb 4^c rarp sun te Broiler* or Nebr Dressed. EvIreeraUd Btewlng Grapes Lb 25c No* h*r Bodi«K. U tiR n Cellforala DressM Tomatoes Lb 15c . , f p r k ilfeiete m liey* e a t t i e , htrhaoh* UaUklr, net* (Say OiSoorfr lh*t tha real T t l sti, K , , , " H S b " » » r be M r»l kteeny,. . T h e U d * e r ,S r t b u m r e r W e fw a y e lu t. JBPJTS/tm Michigan, I Largo Stalks Jpoatah M ackerel Lb 33c F a, Caught Mullet Lb , 3|c Cooked lobsters ■ Lb 49c Bntlorfly FlUoU Lb 3Sc Codfleh Flllot* . Lb 39c D m i t t f Nor. W hiting Lb 19c t Be*lnnlnR at th* ioutliweut cor­ ner of fa st H o f Kanthnaat H Mertluu as TnWhaltUi It houtn Hanoi? SI, I last, run N »lth It to lent tn NnMhwe*t enrner o f said fa s t <4 of Haalhaasl thsnr* fast *»a test to Notllirnst csrher nf Wert *4 of KoMhwret of b’orthe ‘tt *, of ttnuDieast *A|if ftei'M'in *s, KiiuDl trio feet to Nnllh l tie nf »■ illhfust 'l o f' Houthenst » f »»t't Section WAKE UP BUSINESS / By Advertising In | t CELERY This Nvw-.pap*r \ A . / . Pure Pork Bulk Tender Or. Pork Saasago Lb 38c Alt Pork I * . JJnk Pickled or Cooked Pig Fast Lb 18c gWlfWgStAMMW#eeMM Onions 5 Lb. 19c Sweet Potatoes 4 Lbi 25c Potatoes 5 l k ' COFFEE ibj" 37c 29c Oregon Fresh t*runs. Plums 2 Lbs 25c Sunshino Kriipy Crackers Green Split Peat Londonderry Ice Cream Mix Pkg Klines Pie Crust 8-ox Annito [Bailor Than Soap) 16-ox Windox (Makes Windows Sparkle) 20-ox Hy-Pro Bloach Quart Woodbury Coco Cast. Shampoo 50cSizo Co'lins Mince Moat 15-oz Island O'Bsgs Canadian llrnltr, n> fn lln w e * V? Sasuago Lb 37c 8ei-tetatr nf ktalr. IHKAT.I Tn Hon. fll.MtlJf.H M. HAND. Sheriff iteinlanl* tlnuniy NOT! IK O f IStW Hrnil Ah it NOTliJK. Aid, PBtUWNS whn nn t etileie. lealdtiiR In th Tttwnpson Beedlrs* Hhippid L/yrf iiianrt Alt Mesl B ologn a Lb )3s mw MOaelaUji he 0*rl*e Mm Tuudtton Drug, 121 E. V'lrst KL Hail Orders Filled. Fresh Beof Tongues Shipped Sousa go Lb«47< . will to* ,h»ld In Seminole County, tiule r»r flo rid *, on Tilrwfn* neat - i f f o i l iik tli* first Monday In Nnvrmbar. A. ft. ISII, th* wold imetl -r hsln* the m V wills full Wind la*4b Bhlped Kan* Drrued. Drawn Smoked All Pork M nf th* Him )*. « f Florida: Ik 11 Known. Thai ]. It. A *ltiAY, tU rfriary o f, Ihi- ftjutn of fi.it I.U. ffn hf f ,lvi> ' ittilJc* hoi a • omnusi. m-wt-ntm Iklrk en Our Shelve* 21c Fancy California California Lb Lb 14c 15c 24c 30c 17c 29c 29c Fancy t)range Rutabagas Lb 4v^c Thompson Seedleas I'ltUbury Orange I’ekoe Red Malaga Grapes Barrsmentn New California Peaches No 2^ Michigan Large Stalks CELERY 2 h* 1 9c Smoked AD rotk Satumg* Lb 47c Cot teg* ■All Meat Hehnnlgtft t Vimplat Inn Ho*p BoTcgnn Lb 33c Franks rc-o< can 19c Pure Fork Built Sm uogo Lb 37c fender Or. Pork ‘ Ftitlllpa Rear,a end LOS tlnsw. OrapefruU . Stokely Dtcsd S a u s a g e Lb « 3 < Tickled or Cooked Rig root Lb 18c StoMty doped P en d in g) PJLLMOLTVZ m iC tl AVAHaABlJI 3 Reg. Cakes Le-Kd Cnllard OCTJIOON . 20c W HEN A V A lU k B LB S CHALK-LINE Urge Site ..I C A M A Y Dre inboard*. ‘ Th* fhip *r BeaeSfil S H i i W W U V A lU flL E )' C B l i C A M A Y WH|U» A V A 1LA B LX n « B*«p W B***llf*t w »»e* (WHEN ATA1LABLS) ef Pur*. MBS CO * ORDER FROM YC - TRADE a u ,^ s i» tv. �J .. •» * r 1 • • • * r ^ /O t > O F ^ 0 1 <- /m -. ■■ TV . ■ . -* . .’ r. j - -/ - r. - * • ■* ■ ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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 12, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 12, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 12, 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