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P A G E E IG H T
T H E SANFORD H ER A LD , SANFORD, FLO RID A
L ast Times Monday
T
FUND
r e jk r t u n y
D A R ^ r . O O J I JO II
S Y D N E Y , (/V> - T u n Hyifm***
g i r l * makr* u good l i v i n g i t i M i i n g
pork* f o r
u l U f r i l l * it
p a i r . T lp .' y a t u r f H I H m o n th * i» k «
a n d n o w e m p lo y l l i r r e n t h r r w o m
en to help them.
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pla in ti ff wild W I L L l l t I P K .
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th ill rrriM lff f e e l
In N«-imr*u|iI ’o u n i r . ’ F|ftr i l * , !<*- a h r
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35 rh alfi- W n l of lhe S B «“orn-
w'lu»et- ,i»* I rii»e la law
i ll
H i r e r ! , |lrnnkl>tt. .New Yolk .
You. W A L T F I t A I I U h i K r i W A K I
are h e i r h y nollflril ll«*t a atilt foi
d iv o rce
y»/u
H*» N l!w Men! NCW Merrim cnl! And N EW Mnt-Up*
For Thoae "Hearl» Were
•Young And Gny” Galsl
H t k t THEY —
ARE AGAIN
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G A Y ” GALSI L i t L l
haa
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r ia l C ir c u i t in ar|d f o r Hemlnoh
(?r»utfly. FtfiPda,
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pear in aald ratre# r»n t h r 21th i i » }
o f (te plemlier I M f in the office *»l
the C l e r k fit paid C o u r t « t (lit
C o u r t llotia# If* Hanford, FlfiHdii
mid Ift defauM- thereor, ft deer*-*
p r o eonfraatt w il l hr » f i h r n l i|iul
the fM4l*t proceed n pa rte ti» . H i m I
decfeF
.
T h j * notice tltdll Ih piihl Uhi id In
the H / I l f o r d M i . }--4 h>
L*w
provided,
- W I T N K H H m y hand atid official
a r i l t hi* : *th da> of A u g u M . 1*1*.
li F IIK lLM M fN
C l r t f c of tfi*' Above
HutMb-d Court
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p im fin e n ( F u n d of th e Plate
F l i r t i d * , I ' u f f i l f l t i l In U f f , wi ll
f e r . f o r aatleJ. f u r o i i i i p e i t t l V n I*
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I
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fn lh iw iiy f
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H K X IIN O L K f’n C N T .Y :
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/ e o n I ul 111rig JU a r f * - *
T h r p u r c h a s e r Ig tn fo
Ver 11* l u g o » i ,
T H E T ltllfT K B d OF 4
by ro tl fled th a t a ault for il|v.*rre
h a n I ' o n en te red ag alitft yu u by
\l A Jr III I H W . H A V I K , in Ihe r*»rcol! C o u r t of the N i n t h J u d l r U l
C ir c u i t in « n d for H e m in o lr C o u n t y ,
F l o i Ida.
To il are h e r e b y required to up*
pear In *aid m ija e on the Vil* ifav
of H r p l e m h e r l y m In the office of
ihe «'l* fk of aald *’out t at the
in
f t a p t o i n.
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if alive, w h m i! 4'hristlgti name I*
unknow n.. I I A T T I B
M«*M I L L A N
H A H P I I A L L If a live, « m l ______
[ M A H H I V A L L , If a llv # , who** C’hrti*
, nan name l« u n k n o w n . C I I A f t L H M
I k NTO3PIIKNX. If alive. and wife,
S T K I ' I I F N * . If alive. tthns*
• in i " t Inn name t» u n k n o w n ; II. II.
vi v f l l . L A N ,
If a liv e , amt
wife,
. M r M I L L A N , If alike, w h m e Chris*
I | U b naaiie I* u n k n o w n ; ,
i H IM It fN K
if* alive,
! lie aoh
of
W IL L IA M
HI lilt I NK .
If alive,
named a i one of lh* grant?#* In
thr deed recorded' In Deed Hook
"II % pan* I7n, Hemlngla C o u n t y
llernfda, and If either an y « r nil
. of the above name*! peril#* ha
<j*«»a*etl, in aujr an d all other par*
d#c#e**d;
for
I i »* w i l l
It,
W,
<>unl3 _ Judge ,Qf
C ounty yierlda. on th# llt h day of I h U i f t t i <\mf of A u g u * t . ' t i l l . -
lf>T tin
tt 1V«' *1
a
final
Jud ge
of
III a t
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111
in
nr
li# t h r
follo w in g
L o c a t h i f a l H a n f o r d a b o u l Ke pt,
1. L s a r p o r d e r , f o r w o r k a l T h r
M m lr llo i.
T O REPAINT W ITH
PinSBURGH'S COLOR
DYNAMICS!* ^
Allan
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rpialead In Mrtvkaffk'a
C ir
r r r y , i h t l i e ran** o f A ll / ltl tA fY W ,
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fo r r e i n s u r e
rtw d .
defend ante,
|ir«n W t i n g *
«
I w lll^ offer
for Frile, ;il liUldlr MlM'llofi, t*» the
h r r t Mint’ hlglleat bbbl*T f o r
. i t th«* f r o n t d o o r o f ttii- C m i f t
l t * i u * e lit H a n f o r d . F l o i i d i i , o n Hi*
ttli d a y o f O cto b e r , I 9 l i , l o t w e e n
I h , ’ |. ,fn] Im m i i * • t f: s O . Ut** f o l l o w .
lr ‘l
f-rf|ii|e,
IT’S PLAYERS APPRECIATION NIGHT
AT TIIE BALL PARK
ell uni*'
The Celery F c d i.h fiv c given u* Ihfcir
lhi» yc»r and n<
lim e lo tbow them our ■pprecint on. U l 'i *11 go oul to (hi
tonight.
SEE
•It,I I,it . M o . I ,
FOR
AU TOM OBILE
GLASS
IN STA LLED !
g la ss fo r all p u r p o se s.
M A i• in iN A l.Ii.
If a l i r e , - w liuwi* C h r t a l l a ii n m u e Im
u n k *.ow li, U
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111v *■. a ltd w i f e .
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W b l.lt,
f alive, v t i u i r C h r is t ia n
j ih h i .
p
it it It no w p ,
N E T TIE
K
St iL N i
if J t b i e , m id
husband.
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f
mT K I ' M K N N ,
i< ‘ alive,
and
b ii,
m i .i . i i ;
ii
m tkphknh,
if
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M M A It 1 1 A 1.1- If
4'T h c Complete Paint and G lait StorcM
117 SO U TH PARK
11. . a ntl , If, AllUIK I— it AII •
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if
M -M II.I.A N .
US
a l s o w in d o w
T ilM E T A T K tip K L U ltltlA TO:
>1 VItV > UA<‘ l . u N A I . I > , I f b II v o ,
FOR SALE
Jifk
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in
i i d l e * ’o n Hi > . F b n i d a , Hi*
u It H **u t| i« e et q u a i l r i ( i t W i y l ** f
t'f .U tI*w» e| Q U h I ( r r IH W *| I o f
S o f t l T e a * I f J i M i l e v I X B ‘» I ’ n| Her t h i l l 52 T A w n a h l n i y H u l l It. Kvng*<
,1 K . i - t , c o n i f i n i n g b n a r r e e .
,l ( I
I.Fd‘N A ltO V
H p c H n l ♦Alguter
ritN iiH T c
iio f h iio l o i;h *
A ttorney
sa u fo rd . F lo rid a
t h r U . l IH
plana w aft
Itlln o U and
(,'l),ni|ul|if,
»»f
cesttd.
YEHOLD-FASHIONED
DECORATING
SCHEMES ARE I
I'M HEADIN' HOME
( ■oaf, firm*, or e o rp oia llim i rla im -
f sweet
J n » | N XI. C I L I A ' S
Adm lnlH lraliir of Iho M t a l i
m i l t e r . A- I * . I P I 6 , f o r a p p r o v a l
**f '«k i me and for final dlariserg n
on Ait mill litre tor of th*> ratal* of
Ja c k A 11a l* UlttOKN drrf**rd« Oil
cuit C o u r t o f Ihe N inth Ju d ic ia l
1 *11 r oil. H f l r i l i m t ^ i •otfnty,*-In C h a n •
|HI* described
and ItlOPAIUINI
C artoo n —"Poet
and
IW *a n l"
N * r r t l r — “H orradln '
th r
Jam “
I J I # t * t r o i P a ra m o u n t N ew .
loankri**.
(.lining aty a r i r * . i n t i i e . o r le a n
I h e pi i p e r t > *if W I L L H t l C K .
lefe m ln h i;
(hat
o li
thr
Tth
of
f k t i d i e r . * l i t * . H w Mi t h e b u u r e
of
legal
aa)r,
ii ;imr|>.
hetvicaii
O JLL O N .
eleven n'ciocli foiehiHin ntidL t w o * mg by. th rnugfl f>r un d er th e m a*
♦*hd In de fa u lt theiatif, u decree o’clock In the dlF fpOUft, SOU #ti*« helra. davlaaea. trgal#*p, i r * i i l r * « .
l»to ronfeaao w i l l be entered and pit 1.1 li ole Hay ai the f r o n t do or ,.r li ilic rw laa, a n d to the helm,
I tie rattan proceed e* part*- to fin at iff the C o u n t | C o m t Itouae In H an - duv tflee*. N N n t m o r grant**1* of
decree,
ford!/ K b i t Id a , 1 * n a i l o f f e r f o r irate , n L L I F
M. M r M I L U V N H T E V E N H .
T t i l a notice alialt be puhMaltrd =In and aril to the h KM?*t •bidd er f u r
mid t o a n y and all o t h e r
ih** H r nford H e r a l d as by law pro* r a t h the above d r i e r. b e d real p r o p pffH>Ah firm* or C O F p O f l t l O M
e r ty « * the pro| erty of the paid * t m w viaitit« a r f u n k n o w n h a v in g
W ITN K K S m r UtHt «nt
W I L L I I U C K , defendant. 1o aat* or c l a i m i n g to h a v e an y r ig h t , title
a r i l II.I « Nth d a y o f A u g m d ,
tafy skid r \ rent bin.
or in le re r t In i»r t o the . p r o p e r t y
/**/ 1* I*. IIB I(M * O S
Hated at Mnnfurd, Kbit Ida, Ihla • hereinafter itr*fflb*i|;
«%le r k o f t h e A b o v e
t h r 3i ud dav of A u g u « L l > l i
li hel nit rna fie t»« ji|i|ifrrf r " hy a
t tiled Co lift,
*
C XI H A S H
t U f f b l a l H rm l)
S h e r i f f o f Hcmlhola C o u n i v i > i n h i l l of r o m p l a l n l filed her e
in
h f O N I K /. B Y I I D again*! you.
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ty, FloridaFar m i n t being a eutt I n . q u i e t and
AI t*.i nejf
L I A IY H F IIO YI.K
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r
liihtlah
title to the l l l l d l her**
Fanfovde F l U f l d d
A t t o r n e y f o r F h i l t i t Iff
; leafier described,
that y«Ai and
each o f you m a y have o r cla im
(.• have eome r i g h t , title o r |»i|foi}9*»
I'lANO TllNINI
A I prr%rnt and far
jrra ri In chart* ■>*
far l l n l r m t l y of
Cable Piano Co. al
tlUnola.
H I t 3*t i'X, t h t f i c r r u n H o u l h
II**
ch ain *,
(hence
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l h • n r » N orth
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to poini
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A I.L A N
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tie
filed
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flivwl d i e * h f t r g f , ntvl Um (
to
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1**111111 uf |h f K U i r *.f F l o r i d a , fti
of
F o r bsunlfttilr f*i>uiil>, m i I h r
LEGAL NOTICE
UNA TURNIR* JOHN GAkUU*
JA C K
res erv e ! • w r i t of PV rfu tlon lMg*<! out of the
m>*I nil F i r r y It t>»urt of th# N i n t h J ml if-bit
.iln .
K I/ iIJU N i'K J
If . l l v r . J l i H K I ' l l W ,
FLETC H ER
B O l.t^ — DICK
PHONE 30
ELSBERRY
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e w w e w w fs iw w w fs e w w
Ntw concrclr block, one *lory building located
W etl 131 h Slreot
4 0 0 0 *q. feet, luituble for «ny commercial buiine**concrete floor, plenty o f light and ventilation. .
Priced *1 $9,500— V% c * ,h , balance 5 year* at 5
AUOUjr
OW NER
ItEDDINt
I F ’a v i m :
t b r f that I
n f Neiiitfini
4 t i t IIP u f 'I
Are f i a fu rntrnlrd with Itehlng **f
free nan, y « s r li« U , raaWa, ■aglmrii,
gfkletf** fen*l* erupllea*. reeluI tfrk*
iug of rtf hr f e i l rrmely r v i w l alila
•i If lid lens r F o r *mleh relief m»d
gan.1 reeulf* it»r V lC T O tlY O U lT*
>IF.>Ta Ilea r lepral fur Ike k«ya lR
Ike i r h i y r i w #ffeted In I I * fnlkui
knrk Ia n # , \\ k<If, grreeelesa, M iti
l.^rtlei ■a a fe .jB . baklra
mj
eklM-
»e»i
A • l i a r >#« n , M l fata * !.
V H T 1 .H r n lN T U tS V T — .*• rraeat
l a n a a i T » t » a »«M h f
l.a a e r . C l t r l i r a s a n d
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b in i.i.
ar ,a«r
T a a rk fa a .
IlM n llla *
l .a a
SALE ENDS SATURDAY AUGUST 31
ONLY 5 MORE DAYS LEFT!
Living Room Pieces
2 Pc. LAWSON LIVING ROOM SUITE
In B-Jigo Floral of Ru=*i or G ioun liuifjo Tafioatry
A lop O u a lily Sullo
Hn-J. IVkw4233.6B
$169*95
Sale I’rlco
BEDROOM SUITES
f 3 Pc. MAHOGANY’ SUITE
Canntslo cf o x ln la iy o Vanlt^. Chosl and Bod. This in
n*fcc4 uutut «fk MAheajanv^nMtto tlu e w d l tit Into a n y liomu.
$129*95
2 Pc. MODERN SUITE
In annoilod covoro and colors—llqhl wood
trim lull coll nptinq construcllon
$149 95
3 Pc. LARGE WALNUT POSTER
BED SUITE
Roy. l>rico $ 129.95
'
'
*
OCCASIONAL CHAIRS
One Group Asst'd. priced at
One Group Aaal’d, priced at
Others valued to $29,95 al only
Sludonl desks and knoo hole desks in
*A AT
Blond, Walnut and Maple Irom
vw V J
End,. Lamp, Occasional and Cocktail Tabloe all at prices
In koeplnq with this great annual salos event. All finishes
—ell styles—all woods.
Over GO regular slock in assorted nlyioa.
covers and wood Irtms as low as............
4 Pc. MAPLE SUITE
Vanily, Chon!, Bod and Boncn. Floor Sarnplo
Roq. Pfico $119.95
.
‘ A nn
Sals Pfico
abHH
For The Kiddies
ALL METAL CHILD’S GLIDER
TABLE and BENCH SETS
FUZZY PANDAS and ELEPHANTS
CHILDS PLATFORM ROCKER
HI CHAIRS, dam aged
UNFINISHED PLAY YARD
PLAY YARD PADS, water resist
.
$|
$;
Buy Them Now
Have Them Delivered Later
Roumillat & Andarson
Walfrotfi Agency
It’s Easy to Pay the Mather Way
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.
T e Fretart the P n e
■'Sj
of (ho r ’-.Ha,
Portly cloudy through W ednesday
with afternoon thunder^rowero.
li^ v m lb
To P n o e U the P roem * of America)
Th Prof*™ Prosperity for Dastard.
AN 1NDKPENDENT DAILY N EW Sl’A I'EK
VO LUM E X X X V II
Great Britain
Established 1908
Flood Of Newsprint Pulp Timber
Arabs Refuse To P a r
ticipate In Ixindon
Discussions
With
# Jewish Delegation
SA N FORD , FLORID A . TU ESD A Y, AUG. 27, 1946
B1
ttack Against Russia
By Australian Delegate
Zoning Group
Suggests New
Truck Route
JER U SA LEM . A u i. 27 —
<AP)— Tho Secretary of (he .
Arab itlib r r Executive C o o •
mltlro dU not (die (ho lone
o f the tlritiah announcement
today retarding the Arab
dr le t *t ion In London confer- “
entea on the P alestin e iaaue.
Secretary
Ituancin
Khalldi
naya there will he no London
conference. Khs.tdl took ex
ception to the B ritish state
ment that the Arabs had
requested that the exiled
Mufti nf Jerusalem he in
cluded on thn delegation.
Khalldi aald ihe Arab leaders
were not asking J— they were
telling the British that the
Mufti would be a delegate.
Declared Khalldi: “ It I* not
the bualncM of the llritish
government- (n decide who
a . represent* the A rabs of I’al*
“ estlne,”
NO. 244
A nocintcd Press Lcm cd W ire
Fear In Europe Kn
it anccd By Soviet
Tactics At Paris
Peace
Conference
Jewish Cyprus Deportees Clash With British
tRecoin mcndH n
By City To Paso
Park Ave. Traffic
P A R I S , A u g . 2 7 , (/P)— A n
A u s t r a lia n d e l e g a t e m a d e a
b lis t e r in g a t t a c k .o n R u s s ia
a t I h e "P a r is P e a c e C o n f e r
e n c e th is m o r n in g .
D e le g a te .1. A . B e a s l e y
s a id th a t fr e e d o m fr o m fw jir
d o e s not e x is t in th e w o r ld
t o d a y . F e a r is a b r o a d
in
E u ro p e ," h e d e c l a r e d . T h i s
fi-nr. s;,id I ■•n-iey. u enhanced
I v tin- Uu--tun Untie* f thrustilil- ili.'ii
- ji.'i'.dii*■ .liiivit Hll*
llinud . uf On.«!• whrt opptv##
Hi in
lli'ii - li' v mb in I tlui
tl-r
Allot railimi* refused t ** lie in
timidate I.
•
His .pccrli followed nil argu*
unlit be! ween hi* fellow Austialidii. I' d W li Hodgson, and
Siivtet il |iuH F irign Ministrc
\'i hin ky, . v'ei pi m i ilure fur
fiti'id.Mi’V eli.i m-e* ill (He tl,11UH (i .-if1III
haul
He 1^-4!! * t(tl tilI.’ d
.ml 1'tail L*1Y fl t :.!nr to st illy the
••ft a map.
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mi
if‘hi
1"■•' «M? |»ii 1 HI •h ■t «f»inl|# till
} M(|
l ' •tl**»*
1». . <s' ( l. Vi i i th. ui ‘Them
1
t l |T1#_* L* ifui- >*n m the
• * • ••! DI 4IH\ ..t 1lie # 11kit' a! IIUIL
11
l•+ ' * ♦ • t ’ 4*’1»•* < as im.4 t* If •> ImhIy
It* i h\ #4 ll»«*»t prt ft « ulnrly a\ -4 M’lHi#i k Yi«hiniiky
iMii #.1 U
hid in i Ir t ti Ih r th at Auatrnlia
jin ui
fi-imi
11m h " t
i
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Hi«**1 Ui |H"**
I
*'*• J11k„t hn« pr
tills itia Ir be Cure
, 4**l.l *'t Ih* |a>
mu' i« Hrtor'ed
rh.
l‘ '• '
Hi. 1Ir’-ViU t fft»m .1" All ‘Ill'll*?
U • in.IV hr i:» (I1HI milt*# away
iissn. I « ise l«iii as* (nu^ht in
«hti have lo»i
l \>11 ‘VSls hi
Mcmhr; . * uf .In* A Ijiofm en t'
■mini
the- Snnfiml /uniag
H'lilitm -.-i'lll have a n mimended
nun l ii'iiili Avenue
establishns n tnirli i mill- through the t'l y
Itul Hi.il III >>• l-t 111 diilillril from
.'priatpiR up rack A' 'la te ,, fity
Miiu.i i-i II. N ■ n t revealed
tills ;i f t *■I tilII•rt
The A ijiMmCm IW iil, in Id *
ter tu Mnyr-t ll. Jntn . t> i , u'ki -i| th it
Rli.s he I'liut I illllllcdiatell nl tin. liilrtarcl'Hti ul h tench
Avrmie nil i I’.irk As. n r to in
dicate li t the fnnnt'l llmniugliIll'll ING THE WAII, newsprint berim e a •rlire Item as Inn; ai logger* fm i. ii liick i ntc.
Tin Imiiril , ih’i I.iii <1 * We -frel
L O N D O N . A u g . 2 7 ; (/!’)— went oft to war and pulp and paper mill* provided nllrn-rellulnse foe
Ave
now over
rxplor
res.
nylon
for
p-irai
liules
and
ollirr
war
rteenll.il".
With
Hie
rrDim
I'n
J i r i t a i n in m a k in g e v e r y e f
till last cull*. !■I r cl*
umpllon by Canadt >■; Its number one inanufarlarlng Industry, lumber- j .mwilril
f o r t to s a v e th e c o n f e r e n c e s Jacks all during Ihe winter rut trrrs and since Ihr Spring have bern j M t■■■ I nr I n I-* niul till nlh.T
p la n n e d n e x t m o n th on th e tending down a flood III the pulp logs. H ,rsr loggers are shown labovel j t nr Hint i t In>l)l(t1g DIM .A t • s I V i , H M D I I A V f I N I - T - S , D m I ^ I i l o M t n t n t f f p * u l m g I m i x h i m m l e I 4 n l % w l t h l i i t h r u h u h n l m I i p r t i
Ml It
illA
til I i
Mt'il
Imilld h* nr * ••ii I h r l o k i m l n l t > p n i > m h r t r Miry u r r r n r n l 111 -» j t t r m p l i n t to r i » l « f I V i h A h i i r tin T l l r c il v n .
f u t u r e o f P a le s t in e . A g o v - on the prow of a boat al Hull, (furtree, clearing a lor Ja
•1
I l i » i nth in r l i l o k r m il v t l i m I h r i l r | K i tl r f x h r ir il i ri | to rl I It -•I m r m h r i i **i |hi |irrxx Mi m h l m i l hr
lh ?
H all
-III* l
|
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I
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•
♦IIM
of
e r n m e n t o f f ic i a l s a id to d a y
lij r n l * r I ittt|i
u l i r l r l l i r t j r ? h r m ^ h« Id ii tl f lr f l i r . n i . i i m r i l ct>-i»if
l u t r m i l litn.il i
,| * Mint
i l;uK
I Ho|i
t h a t a s a fin a l c o n c e s s io n . r**t
A „ iL
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17
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D
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ipt t ainf*
hi thlM)
1
Am
U r itn in is p r e p a r e d to n e g o - C i t y
A u th O flZ C S
F IH K IS
1 0
K C p r ilT
•la > •■! lug hi t» 1
Mill S.rt'5
gH iate w ith th e e x i l e d M u ft
N I t(111*41
h,i
tl. .ii furl. I n
IM-tM
rii 1, 11.41 1 'll.It• .41* '
® ( ) f .J e r u s a le m a s w e l l a s w ith
lit the r ty ■'
detained Jewish lender*;
This is the first indication Hint ,
ff
i Im
many
' ( >1. »•1"lllll
I li- City CiiiiiitlUiUm .a*t nlglit rh incite^ |im -ii# >i1 Mil 1'itiL \vr.# '
the British are willing to accept
aiitli irt/rd an I'xpeitdltun nl jiublii t |lr luttrr t'MfHniiif-C ' ihm! with
the exiled Mufti us bead of the
I lit I «*mi iitlrd I'tr-sl
Iiiik I. for rriiitrs to the Municipal; (lir
Aral) delegation. The Arab High,
lUtlKrH ntft I > It
id -4 of
I |IHu 1rl 1110*11 \ UHll l-M It
w-arelirftxve and dock * litfli Is to bo the
er Executive Committee named
f«n* fliiirrh
^rvkrtrd,
I*I
t'rl of IT till g i. '
leased to tin1 otieratori id n burge wtHiHtmfR. f in iitk HinI ,»tf other
the Mufti yeslerttay a* leader
DM ! i ilrt cdiijmim t»- i \ .« ?1
lint* Hull will haul (rculit from mriHmgs ii
o f IHe Arab delegation lb the
| i i|» *.»f= ty of
t i, i i Sl,|.
\i>)
Hiutfurd ui
tn Trenton,
N J, Tin* I hi1 |_.nit Iin l hut ^lit* Itiu. ku he
wliich nre j eg*
, * '
a
rjx • . , twnmru
im m
London discussions which
' plan f**t si'irilitii,* i 1 i*t »f 1
Ctiy Manager
scheduled to begin Sept. 0. I t
I a C lir « t
A t
l r i a l i <,,,rk »fr,,,,tlnK
Ij*ki n ii ff I'aik A YvMSI 1111 mi 11 * .i Eli■?ii M»* r '
also i* tha first indication that l
I B v U U *X al
1 I I f l l n n Sayci wav formerly leased
lh t- l.u.M-r, n i t mi iiim' -ii« li trift
hi Hoti-f
to the Wimi-Lovctt tifocriy CmnHthe British will actrp '. a t * UieJ
WWIx*
Im IIU'ImC' I w I ! If I «*/
Wttr I
ttitrfi
Ally
Ttic OHginLv,loi^rs
y tfX S K U BT. An
iv *dd lK iU o n .S a y s T ie
l i a s j * Ttir
ClH^nLVvloiren* also ou tlm r-1t-Otnmissnin ut la.--l n.tflit f " " " •
f tl»P f VI •itt* j
j Etuiif i*ril i ploli
•t.RMd'-lfr-.aWkUwmi*hr'i^W*#
H.-3 i ••of t-e.'*
irpnvat
reglslcftllg
Voters
fnr
(
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*
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buyer
taclan
l
ten
add
If*.,
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f
,
WAC
l
apt
haihln.*'
purposekM !. W i
i.
N.
Foreign Secretary E n iest Bovin
I r.*f nr t-* 1. 1ngfii )Jri tillll Srtvlcl
Isett tlir City Clerk to ojietl rrii.i- i*d lhai n<» actlnii f t . lai.en
tn! I hill If* *1 Ichiv Tti.l
N.1
li
Hill
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f
I
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f
itfS
'
.ill
will see - Prime Mirdstcf Attlee
mmm
riiHit than
Bo 4hi hi , .
iis I Ml || VI 1h..M‘ | * ?*
tratlon nooks on He pi III for life
"In e
• H.
I • I,
i
twlay libfore returning to the
k u . ti*' lull *r«ii»if to I»* th, the juimary rJedtion wltlch i>
1(1 v•1tl ■|Mi1-U * * ill
III.
1
1
"1
Paris Peace Conference.
Pro........]««.'.I I - - I
•■'.I p..«i-r frrlS
I scheduled to be held on Nov >
by \ . . . («■* * Hli1’ * 1
sumably. they will fix tho limit* i
•» « fHttbtH -rttfi I i*l Its tar.fi | it in lug il III, iii**iin nl ’ declare
BAD N A l'IllilM , (irrn i.n )
j The term qt Commirsioncr W t:
(«'«•*!
K
r
"i»
>
c
III* lilt! it PaEtrt Hiiil, HHI-dll" (li ifi.lt i
to which Britain will go in w ork-J— Au*. 27. tA I ') — A court
ll** Xii-lialirtn
HUJ will expire on Dec 31
, A ( r 'l i n u l
l l t i l f T 'l !
i U l A IIA SSE E . Nog. rV (Ah Hi* \ ' i j c - I ix fis Mli t|i»n wHl |
A Hoi in i fiit lli .Iti U'Ctl \\ \*
Ing for tho auccessful ogteomo of
n a rlia l ha* convicted Major
I A drlcgatiuii repreaentlng t h e ' i \ ^ t l I I I a L
" F I 1 IV 1*11
l i r a - I t ' ! nttm k l.rnughl tho
1........
Lftlllvi
t’!!
,4'tv
y
|
lll'llielibi
1
Til*
rapt
Hiii*
negotiations with Palestine Jew s
H
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U
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UlfU
l
nil
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il
I
fss
w
ft
billiard E. Isvbuiino of kno»'pjtotograpiiers The group rrqueMed!
ili'U'gal*** In the Jl-nnllnn Conferllutum in |itir|H.rIi 1 t<» huvi i»».i li* lie iifial Tom WaUttii joinr*(
and Aral>s.
iagly permitting rrurl pun
npisii Ii fur l|u* fifth rr**w mfin
before the Cominlixloftera and inc( j|
P r iC e
0 1 11("<* hf*
i*m*r to (heir le d . IT** whole
u=
vfiliititiirV.
j
(n<4ny
n(
HflvocatitiK
ttn*
e»
nMUh— T h* Arab Higher Executive
ishment of American aoUiera
h
ft.
Is
-|nti
rviJi'iRT
(inti
.ill
ft*
tented a copy of a lakeland b id -; p
lung blew «ver umrkly. When
uu'Ot
uf
all
aliitf
ntf«*iic\
bpad
C o m m itte e ha* declared that it
.Htorneya
lllndt*
•
Irfriv
.*
at the Army guardhouse in
jn
I
m
I
i
I
v
tlifil
in
th#
fI-iturn*
"She
In a nee iiertatnlng to Ilcenaea. per,..
-.,,* ,7 7 , ,
,
ll..i-ti*y iiTri In- Iti. irivi an*
*ftii%
In
*
*
tfi
Toll
tlm
tut**1.
ITif
will not participate In the con
v
i
h
ili
*
luil
h
ii((
mils mid restriction* on traveling
JA t KNONVll.I.L. Aug - 1
if.i
Lichfield,
England.
Major
ritldMl.U
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then
<
i,'iiii-t l.'fl In i mu. linHt men
|f*t |D\1fl\I'll t|» Ufh
ference If Jew* itre permitted
I.iilmnou, however, was ar*
nltotogniplir* The group requested
liiv»)»iignti'*iv- H’veol ,i I I.
Hi
mg two nlh (,( ll • ■ill" -h -4 u h t h ••III CM
tfl' (fit I n Id
a. f*. -lulling 1*1 ■■.++ U "Hn'l
■
»
m'Wi
ai?|l|ii
Inf
ill*1
St
Jill
*1
fk'lint
to sit in. in view of this, i f "
Hull III.' tKHrd adapt a alnul.it m - |
sugar latlmung office, in
quilted on charge* that hr
"*i|fhl
»*»
i.
A ti l* *1 ou t i
the |,f • 1 )»•"+ft
(nlr \
\ Ef t(f
11,
believed that the B ritish probably
dlnatlee
'rile ordinance would re. her o f m -laor ■*. a d ml in
•nt tmik 1hi ••( II* silk ami lb*
aided
and aulhorirrd
Ihr
1i...P, ■ i
11* .i I r .#
I*
*
vsmi
.
k
wlm
li
in*
n
i*
s*
i
will be compelled to hav> separ
,
t
l
.1040,1
rruellir*.
Lohuono formerly
quire |iliolosraptirm ctft make an >npt nod iiHucibi. in ....... '
rh - i
l
ii >
(*•
tilt
ate talks with Jewish and A iabl
wa* a prnvo*t marshal nl
i»pph» m' Mm to the 1 tfTrmol'-liu *lir re p 'i 1 m.i'le bv It*■.*■
• , th# • MOM *• 1
1 ,.f
i
iH
..i
A
li’
juiiii>.T
p|lm
I •»» •{!*<nation Hlloc Jlflll till* •( 'ril. It* .4»t A4 It* >r n
leaders rather than attempt to
Lichfield.
seven d iy* lietote aUvrtlm; t<> "i>- reel' (
••(
h»
hi
111 l‘U||■r
Atm.
fill . || sfleil
ifii 11 . . ,
find a solution to the Holy Land
crate Tliey would *Lvo b* ret|iiei led laolx.
Cfl Hi *i .. a..* 11 -A* 1 . mU* , tlu • VaR* us* tt^ FPinry In n.I »
^ i,.i.
i ,
hrf M k
\i t'h n cf, .lifkstifi■■tils i*al .. .
problem in n three-cornered conU po t I II WO botul for the pro|f,e i- gumal lir e 't' i
*ll A I> NAUIIKIMt Germany
bail bi" 1ll •'»! •rl •v%.«\ h\ *«»(! mnu
■»UI ! \
i tiitiNj
N.it ton
Wog„ UJ, dipf
,T lio
lip -fo«u
-fo«u cr
cr torn- **r^ jni» uf dlie public
(l) „„ w ,r lo ,chat i: c d I.
fereiK*.
Alt r (.si» >liii|pta alking wlir.Jtri tlir itu
, -* 4*^****-(*'•
*41f -- ,T
ll> .ihl; -iO*l hei
D*
fpfnrrif >f thr i .Min* 4!,, .ftt.hi*41kill lt« itullkaitt*nl ik at
mamlrr of the United S la te * )' The cwmmlsslontr* tnatrncted f|inded-Tiii'1irv h y T.......
i n r n r v f ' SiiTil* i) o'r litfOtifTni' T tfh iIll'll II Iti-1V- i
t’ pftpnil Itf^rrvr Bonk li liblimr Hi!411 J«l*til»fl
Army guniMhottse a t Lkhfield, iCSly AMompy Jh'Cd R. Wll-win to
flint by It ir rf!t»*ii
i AM iKBUA. Aitir. Lfi—iy iV The pro •nilioii met th-* ilefnn.ii'
|itn":rfifji tivft f#iiii Ipii \1#I» n*Miv:h
vtlifii ii h offprint fnr Kill*
England, say* he tin* a clear w nU ct lakrland oIltclaU to d1-- I 'r c e ’ Cotiind Commllt er In Jft» *
rh.tlleng.'
of
Ihe
.«](•*.
•
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■
I
11*0Tr.
An (fill tii 11
ll** rstib lith #
»
I
f
nltfoMlift
i*mi*
I
Hi.il
lb
conscience about the hm talitie* icrmlnr Hie frastbillty of Hie m tl-1
SgrtfIm 1>Alit !#• lifHttfiy thttt "il |*t. I In (TitiiKui lUMuberg sit lit iifi tl j V'«»* litv tiffnrinI - uhn m i i iiirtif .if it Bon fir rr*’ in nil I r«nn*
alleged
to have taken
place tnance now In effect In that, city j" "Tvu
Mifv vv'Htl'f l i k r I n h a Vt* 1 hi* f.*!*'" \
( f i 'l *•f ills* I m tr ( N’riittidw, wif|t
br <|lri‘flOf rxpla ’-n«* •**
l l u l i n t i ‘t. t r**n|* f*»»ivt* lift I w a r n
' L. I l f l h t V f fill!In" iiflrit L h* ?
The group approved the
there. The former cam|>- coin
f hi|.f#|iri| let *||) \*lr-f fill lil Sou rcp-4
C,| to
ill e|fi«Itl|* flu1 im Vxtiy I “*!>*»*• I'hi^rNi r»n lhe firu n u (1*1 I *
wrrp pxlrmmliii*: n rn m i ' *
*
I'n
litj
Null**’
mmulcr. Cot. Jam es A. Kllinn of ■ecutIon of a revocahl * perm t I mjI guyn In* w q l IiI iiii ! "#••«
. I.. , t . iki»* An*iralmii ^ovrrnhim uf l Im (hr ft lb , 1‘ tlpl'*ll« h'*vi •M'1, ? Jt11iv%f*|I i|hkll<| I hit*#
Highland I'aik , III., made that , for Inking o v e r a ll real p m p n 'v.
I
N»•
•hi
I m,. . (
i*.I •In* |*lrin id tt»r*|vinir
treatment of nny r it lz .n I m
iv a- i*i •o l‘\ “ Hi* f tb- A rm v t**» ( M iivf.tnnn whnl |>r»(L*if* *
statement today at the I.lchfirld Lml and certain personal pmper
I.
1 in.
i .1 Ralph w,• t*« irijf iitjtilr on lilwo ^”i -•
f i in !#• i' i n Hfi'I N- *v
| O l'A rn iflo y rr hi nnv
•
I mvi i , ‘
•
U
l
atrocity trial Irefore n .United J ty of ti>e Sanford Naval A r
•ft
n-v# t.ili* BtoiTfl " f
IIn ifiri
Ii i
\\
1%. - • ,1 V. .
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B E R L IN ,
Aug.
27—
A
I ft*li«*r than im r of n m firiio
•*'# 11 **' #iin 11 r cpltl’d i h • f hi,
l\ \i
1 *
I . . \ . l| ill
,.U,. r.,11 . for
i -1 1* *
j vk 8 ."
United State* Army eaptain i" filnlcs Army rmirL at Bad Nau- |Station, a oT Aug. Ifi.
" »
E. M S ’owe was appointed
p it
i Ihr Unite I
• t n pi n it 1•JOf
under arrest today on charge* helm.
.a . "1 tafuie **"''' k* 1i\ «'8i rivei l hi i ii 11 •T
o
invffttiufifr
8
*
1
h«
i
1
supcrlntcui *nt o f th r i.titltiut;
i n# Ii
,*tn .. til 7III > ,1 ..mild b- | m( whi'lltsi) if won hi I*#* h• it r* f tii
1 1
I i .im ■'
I he N eth e rla nds,
that he remowsd two painting* J Winding up u tiny and a half Willnrtl o. Htansell an I Ion •mntle hy 1lie noiirnltt#*
ti.»
on
the
witness
stand,
Kilian
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t*
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JatlCriiHV
'Ur
r
I.*
uwnrth 110,000 from tierrrtany. lie
• ' 1 r ..i '.i g ,i ,iii*| p-,-. il.lv ' hilis The
u-cil again * In i .m l 11ml
llunn nperatert o f ihr w ain gumal director n'linrl' lv> •
* fa. I|f* f i
•lll.J
•f»
1h
n i l . I la
rtlltgt tl III
r ijrhf # had l***ii | I hi i r m
■'
Vi.-'ii -*,i ii 11.11rIn i-xpi-rtetl t i
'f t * 46-year-old Capt. Norman T. testified that nil the Instance* utility nml sewerage d * p a s I |lorney* rrtmi hi, n fflrr u ill
of
brutality
mentioned
nt
thr
t in
i* li.i'ilil lie in llip i •|•f •-I in I
|»|*'*iH\ 4**|
Pm" . i
p,.j
e . , or failure
Byrne of Hollywood. Oulif. who
' in Jarksonvill- In lay
plan*.
B.
II.
Giles
and
*•
■
E.
Bedj
Mu' *•" .lilrc il. They agio'll Ilia! , I ..ll 1 I the <•< cl p-■■•pi I ■i Ho* t,f fi, |ii>>jeri, i^ undrrvtooil so
haa served as Fine Arts and trial happened a fter he Irft Lich enhoLgh as firem rn and «enall nl*lc ngenrir.i shnliM be Ul j lair
I’/vsideltl
Bou-rvelt
1 be I f,„- I,. |„. i ,.r•.) ved"
Monument* officer for the Ameri field. He accused (ho prosecution
tries. Two colored laboVcn were
I iillaba i re. The t'civnimi point. 1 gi.iot carrier whlrh now l» *.""j
1 1,,. infiirninut „ i.J a conference
can
M llitarGovernment
In of trying to move things Imck also hired These employer! w.r«*
to the time he was there.
>’ t net I ta t I hey coulil l lien get .......... ..
oaino will lop at Hw of Hi ili ill Commonwealth connBerlin.
dcvcrltad
a*
necesiary
to
mainIn long statement* to the
the attention they iimh|
port uf |*iia*u*, near Allien . from In e , probably would be held in
The captain jraa arrester in c o u rt, the defendant complained ta > , oper.itr and xecu rj the base
the fifth In I Im ninth ul Sep* I jiii Ib' i i .) in Jaiitiary for a general
San Francisco two weeks ago by repeatedly about the way the In accordaure with the revneahtn
(ember, along with the |(itninl- di i' -shin of I’a rifir problems.
tha Army'* Criminal Investigation prosecution has been conducted pc unit.
.
li.li rru i-er Little ||iirl .iipl I lie
Department, and he Is now bring In his rase. He Raid he wouldn’t
Lind W etar, mnnager of ('• nring lo bring *i*vciiv| "nam e"
The OimmtxtlonetW np|ti*ivnl
Ii' ll'iy c i- Two ollic, il" .Iruyera
held in Berlin. According to the have l>cen brought to trial a t Ihe p u r c h a o f nine series ."A " M ayfair Inn. announcevl un Iland* In'ie for ilanrea. lie is .
ai the same
also planning In operate a little ;
C1D, ha had an etching by Al- all except for the tartirx used refunding bends from O h tt and morning at an informal ]t"
lime.
A irecht Duarer and an oil paint- by Capt. Earl J . Carroll, one of Torrey of New York a t Ctlt per conference that the |fi00,(Mki Inn. (heater in the halliimiit with a ;
well know,, produrer as (he n r -[
W- ,W »* Pnptlaw " l.eke j
-Iit* by David Teniers in hU pos- the prosecutor* when tho trial cent of Ihe face value. Mr. S a y -r which ha* expended 8160.0UO
1 11'i.iy - Navy
anii iiinrcnie’tl
*| .Monror grower. arihtMrri(<il !hiss ll loony
•eaalon at the lime of his arrest. opened;
MIAMI,
Aug.
27—DUI— Thu
said this afternoon that
’ >•, • fa r this year In an expnn-i'ui ganierr nod dirrclnr
morning that
ublainei „ I made no direct men I inn of the
Ihat he hn,|
Ins,) obtained
A
Ikitji
and
Tcnril*
Club
will
pieparing for a crack
The Duarer masterpiece had
K vict eharfy that Uto cro t;e of HI*A
K i Lin11 is one of 1C officer* purchase would reduce the total and renovation program, will i*
nt-w
mill
fur
the
)mrpu,e
of
grind
by Ja n . 1, Mr.
officially opened for thr* witilrr ta organised
r » u » r # Ow Page Pear
originally been part of a Swiss and guards accused #of permitting
ing five antis of white snowflake the American fleet in Meditrr down on Iditck markets in Floridt.
season on Nov. 16 on the Am "*- Welier el«ic*l. with meals from grit and meal from (lie yield of l inCUli Waters vvn; itili'iide l to I’liut (!. Hyman, chief enforcement
collection In Geneva, while the prisoner* to be beaten and subcan Plan and will operate mini thp dining runin lieing servrd Lv,
Tohiert painting waa from Am- Jecleil to other cruel punishment
acres of while
uu>vf]ake pol [Mi's i l , on Vugoalav Mar. - f f irer fnr 24 eounlic* in the
May 1. There will bu T 50 .tnmlrrn under the rabamias.
•tardam. Both paintlnga had been a t the Lichfield camp.
com
vvliirh
he
recrntlv
planted. bull Tito, 'lb-* Navy m l tliat Rioilh Florida D istrict, soys ta
As fast a* money I* taken In
room* g y liable ,fo r gue.'t*. 1 instolen by the Nails and removed
Mr
llell
said
that
thr
mill is in addition lo visiting Greece. I lie i adding 16 investigators and one •
.mpln (JWIng room will -n -p at the Inn, it will l«- used fnr in o| nation every .Monday and I|Dei
u> Berlin, and it Is tyer* that tha
Dost may pul tn a', other Med,- enforcement attorney. That i* a
improvements,
Mr.
H. A. Hp'illmen, well known [th ree meal* g day anil the coffip additional
American captain im. alleged to
that
corn
Ij
hand-shelled
to
rlitn,
*'1ranean p 'i t* tafare the Itoosc- Hill percent Increase in the generIll- tin ril he has
ll city, din! shop will be open for huslnc* W'fbcr slated.
former residen
.il O l’A staff.
have found them. Eaeh masteritiate had grain*. Arrangements veil, goe* b<nk home,
the
fu
ll
rnnpernlinn
of
Mr.
in FulWrton,
scconling to men and women's lunches. The
Il> man says that with this en
la valued at 10.000.
l
u
ve
been
made
with
a
Lake
,|lp
rr
)[HI
ilm
n
u
tu
Kirchhnff.
owner
of
the
inn
on
nn announcemcnl
by H- -•- new CO x 26 foot swimming pool
largement he will #!art nggreniwo
Muiirne
greerr,
In
asserted,
to
WJir,|
(;
rM,r).,
,|lr
[I„ilr,|
Nxlions
this
point.
I’lanx
a
te
'made
to
*
and two new tenn l* court'.
action iigainfr’ IdriL'k market op
Mrs. Rebecca Benson Davjg, 1-oilman.
Mr. Spillmaa, 88, unlll hl» re- Illuminated for night use, will construct a K'0 foot pier direct- handle the prmiLris in HI pmind Security Council will drive .into erators in any commodity. Special
87 year* old, died in the local
packages^
(ch
arge^
that
the
present
Greek
ly
Jn
front
of
the
hotel
by
the
ntUntion will be given to the
hospital Momlsy at li;0 6 Ac M. IJremcnt In I9 iin « to head of the be ready for the opening.
fir s t o f the yrar fo r small
' " ----- -------i government I. a threat to peace tn lumber black market. Three In
following a short illness. Fur U. 8. Department of Agriculture
Recreational plans for the win crafts, and ynrhl*. The pier will
» x ___s ! n
; the Balkan". The complaint i* vestigators and an attorney a r e '
•
‘ he past two month* sh* had been Hegulstory Dlvlflen, in charg** uf , ter season Include open hou-e
an " L ” or ’T
nO V iC lH U a r t i i l l l y
hieing
preved
by Ihe Soviet living added t° this section in
WEST POINT, Ne Y.u Aug. 27 maklnr her homo with Mrs. Pearl administration bf the. Parlshablc* on Noe. 16 from -1:00 until fn"n he in either
shape. Meal* will also ta served
—tJP)—Th« superintendent of the Hansel! at 119 East Fifth Rtraot. Agricultural Commoditir* Act.
ad lilion In the other increase*.
P. M. with rafresFments being from the dining rooms to yachts,
"ek government lialay a«ked for
Unfed State* Military Aademy,
Mrs. Davi* ara* tarn on Nav.
served -Mr. Weller aald. An elab if desired, Mr. W etar added.
a
sea'
nl
the
Council
(able
dur
MaJJor Gemral Maxwell Taylor, 80, 1868 in Pope, Miss. BhaTraa
orate Christmas Eve party i*
BERLIN , Aug, 27-t/V) T iri ing th * forthcoming iiluily of
O ffices of the M ayfair In New
Issued a statement today deny a member of the Methodist Church
j s a beimg
open house
Russian military gurcrnmenl in Albania’s request for Nil member
York,
Philadelphia
anil
Chicago
ing a charge that a number ->f of Chattanooga, Tenn.
8 :0 0 P. Sf. on ■tart 1looking guests on 8epL 1 Berlin ha* orderel ihe partial ship Greece I* uppr-sH in letting
M ve Army grrl team had not bes.i
Survivors
include mu
2:00 A. M. Dec. and the Gordon Elwclt publicity unfreezing o f aOvlngs tank *eDec. 24
pro-Soviet Albania join the Unit
perm itted to resign from the Emea* W. Daria, of Savannah,
John Ivey, local businessman, 26 a t which
e eggnog will
wunta hi (He Soviet lone of Gcr- ed Nation*.
DAYTONA BEACH. A-»f 27—
a agency In Orlando ha* alread
aoademy. Coach Aliyn McKean of Ga.j two grinddaughUrs, Mrs. '•cored an unusual birdie on the ta served „ ,
also CandidTMw
i l ’i lugliiening
atruck
three
m .ny. The order pjrm lts war
.IMi nlt publicising
the hotel w it
r
Mlaalaslppi flta'e had charged Dan Hsnsell and Mr*, Gordon number one hole ak The Scminqls cookie* and
m
wblow* *nd wive* of war prisonlim e* yesterday In Daytona Beach.
feature
advertise
feature storik* and
that Tom (Shorty) MeWilliam* Taylor, of Miami] two great Qountrv Club yesterday.
The ta l’s IfnllcUrd dsmages but
NAMED TKM rollA RY
A social Ulraetor haa been em- mante o f all sorts. Thr “Sun- •rs still In deUntion to draw
had not been permitted to hand grandchildren. Alice and Dan
h oy’s driva went ln the rough ployed to arrange bridge g am es,. foni” dateline wifi be given all limiled smounia from thelg h‘J * thro were no casualties.
CHAIRMAN
Hanaeii, J r . of Miami; ,.hd one to the right. Tha gcrortd s h a horse races, quts games and aim- releases
la hi* resignation..
Hit by lightening wci-r • hotel..
______ and in many writa-upa band*' accou nt*,;
Taylor termed th* chanm in brother. Tom Pugh, o f Huatel- also landed In the faugh, almovt ilsf contest*. Arrangements have the name uf the Inn wfll not • Credit for this benefit togethNEW YORK, Aug. 27=-f/PV— a fishing host and a Tact. Tha
correct. He added that tOeWH- ville. Ark.
In th* lake. Th# third ahol. how been
_ e Bemlnol* appear. This, Mr. W e ta r Mated, c r with other T «n rfit* recently Mrs. Eleanor Rmisevelt lisa t a n hotel is repotted to have suffered
Th# remains Verve rent today to ever, went in the hula on thi fl/ Country
Hama "had received a particularly
fog
guest* a t (he .ia being dona to bring Banford rrantml in ihe ;8<lvlet cone, are name,) temporary chairman and thn gfrn tesl damage, estimated a t
lucrative ffjpadsl offer from a Jonesboro. Ga. fog funeral and for a birdie three- a
In n ‘ to
I f gnd have lunch before the eye« of the public a* claimed by th e ,S o v ie t sponsored keynoter of th j Slate Democratic 12 000
sartaJn quarter, designed to in- burial on Wednesday. The ErickThose playing Jif the'foursome at the rial
Socialist lin k party which 1* bidd Convention In Albany. Mayor
Two men wore aboard the boat
*. Weber said that well a * the M iyfalr Irm.
hha to l*av* West Point snd •on Funeral Hoip* J» Jg charge
B * 8m ith* ha to in contact wKh tha Muiicl Btx 'month* ago Mr. Weber ing fo r support In forthcoming William O'Dwyer will ta pre- when It wa* itru*k and sunk kut
of arrangements
football elsewhere.”
W. 0. Fleming and John Ivey.
they evqped uninjured.
elections,
fr 7
manent rhaihnan.
of America endeav- ■ c*«atlaa»<i «»• rage Pass
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t-£*
- . - a & v ..’ kMtiL , .
0
WAC C aptain’s
Charge Denied
Municipal Dock And Warehouse
Litchfield Camp
Commander Flay;
Clear
About
.
Famed Yugoslav Incident Produces
Three M ajor Developments Today
By Prosecution1r
J
Governor Wants
Ulornrys Challrnuv
Confessions Marie j St^te Agencies
In Jewelry Robbery i
At Tallahassee
Complaints Cited
, ~i
I
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lies (ion Arises On
Idinilion Of New
lleiiilb Board Site
Conscience
Brutalities
m
rx‘
tr
Australia Sucks
Regional Pacific
Council Of U. N.
c -
C aptain Arrested
For Removing Two
Valued Paintings
Mayfair Inn Opens Season Nov. 15;
$150,000 Improvements Announced
<iri(.s, Mcul Bciiur
Ground At M oiiroO ;,rXu K^ika
Florida Black Mart
( ’rackriown Planned
H.A,SpilImany Former
Winter Resident. I)ieH
IWrs. Rebecca Davis
Died Yesterday A. M.
Gen. Taylor Denies
Mifwissippi Charge
Unfreeze A c c o u n t s ln ■
‘he
Unusual Birdie
Scored By Ivey
Lightning Inflicts
Damages In Daytona
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�PA G E T W O
THE~ 3ANFOKD HERALD, SA N FO R D , FLORID A
The Sanford Herald
r
TUESDAY.) AUG.
College Curriculum
\
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%
TURNING O N THE REAT
•Dr. Gt'orge Dinnmoro Stoddard, iuhv president of the
University of Illinois* thinks that technical education ami
K u lrrfd
mm a r r n u d
rliiH
M i l l r r sports have been .over-emphasized there to the point of
^ t « h r r 3 7 . It’ ll*. ■ ( I h r I ' m I O M l r r
4 H a n f o r d . l l . i r M n . u n t i e r H i p A M ncKloCtiiiK the liberal arts. For a comprehensive' university,
f ( n h c r P M o f M a r r h K IHD7.
he proposes to bring the arts back into'reasonable balance
in the curriculum.
Dr. Stoddard does-not want to return to the exa^t
system of pre-war universities, before (he national eriierjfency shifted the concentration to science. That was
not quite realistic, he apparently meant when Ije said,
O r C a n t e r . ><
D a# M onth
"W e forget sometimes thnt every person, however master
fltrfp
H uolli*
ful in a narrow field, is at the same time confronted with
f U M anilla
Dm
Y r a r — ..
the problems of the parent, the citizen and the good peiKhbor."
A well’distributed education is Dr. Stoddurd's goal.
"Now we should make sure that the engineer knows some*
thing about history, art and sociology nod, conversely, that
|aUo4
A rtp«pa|»rr
H r | irr« r» f ■I t l P f . f a r * . f r p r r « r n l a '1 f i r l le - r n M the novelist, the artist and the musician sense the import
h
Hip m I M n I
of id tifllflm
ance' of physics, chemistry and biology in a technical
l>f U r e a a r e M d lM in lM r il I n I k a i l a r * pal
fflllra
la
Ihp
ettu aH r?
M l tk
world. Any failure to do this at the highest levels will
p r iarlp n l
l*r n<l<|tift r t r r ■ l a
€ lilrogo
create large islands of unreality leading to wrong and per
IN
N fif l a r k .
haps dangerous decisions in our public life ," lie said ac
T i p I I p ’ mM |a m m o h Io r u f T k *
litO P la lri
l*»rM
’t h i r l
la p i p I n < cording to the' Women's National News Service.
J
l l l ’ i p e i t f l t l e i l In l l i r u m r f o r f P *
Tithe is too short, for any college student to b arn ti
fw k n ralliifi o f all ar«%« i lU p a l r k r a
frH IlPd
•«
ll
of
muI
olkprnU p
great deal about a great many things in four years study,
m d llrtl
In
Ikia
paprr
noil
a Ur
but if, while specializing in the field of his m ajor interest, ,
Ihr
l o r n I MP” « i m l i f i a h P t l
k rtrla
I I I r l a k l a I n r r p o k h r M l I u a o f ap#«
H a l d l a p a l r k r a k r r r l o a r e a l a o r e * j lie can also attain some understanding of the character |
tipd value of several other fields of knowledge, he Will j
%nH.
i i n t r . * «•» t
TU ESD A Y,
A U tS U K T
27.
u
f
t
*
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!
*
Did you
know
that
.v ery
d riv er m i . i t i c c u r e a license **•
cept th«-*r * h o a r e r s p r r s s l y
exem pted?
,
*
Y o u d o not n r » d a lir r n » r to
| drive in Florid a i f :
Y o u a r r o p e r a t in g a m otor
veh icle in the t r o l c H o f the
a rm ed fo rce *.
You a r e an o p e r a t o r o f any
road m a r l 'i n r , f a r m t ra c t o r '-r
m a c h in e tem p o ra r ily up rated or
moved on th e h l y h a n .
be that Is the i*'*l way to view
W lm t a wninli i f il iii*titlitian
tn m in im i-m U wn* iltilleated In *t
Week when n bna th n d <if K»lm i|.
an* u rn O ’d in M tatui after a
perihru*
a rm -.* j U i . At.tattle to rseali- Soviet rlniiiiimlinit.
Y o u <|nn’t ft ml an y Ain#*ficn»i«
pu tllnL' nut tii n>(i in u *{H funt
#lon|i in u f ilrr tn find ri’fiiit*1 in
A frien 1 uf »(lrM write* that
If Tom WntAirri, Florida’* altur.
ney general, tun* fur governor,
h i will heat airy man who run*
■gainst hint, veterans liirtutliMl,
nit,] he goe* on to mention the
Tampa Tribune which recently
g n v r the in«hle trnek to f'te rn n * .
To him ami ntty,.other* in te ir.tr' I
In Wabuin'n po**iltle ra tu liila ry,
Wo rreommetol tire T rib u n e 's edi
torial uf A u g 2i*
. Tho trcaaury ilepmrtmenl h't*
Just rli*rlo-e,| that a M a ryln n I
meat t|caler ha* I'.'eti arrested
for Inctutte ta r , violation*.
lie
claimed he had t»> \tnrk htiftlSF'
than other |teople nml Iherefoio
should not Imvn to pay u* much
In taxes. And n mhlwife, who I
marie |.'10,000 performing nlrorilon t, .aid *he rttnhln'l report
h *r Income and pay the tax rut
it bernuss her businrs* wn*
i ll e g a l .____
Whlit happen, when wage* are
arbitrarily furred ttp Ireyoiitl their
economic level by well meaning
but short-sighted labor lenders h
Men In New York where Uacsar
Petrillo’s muslelan*' union has
forectl wages so high i| no lung
er pays In employ them. Now
demanding « new r»r» percent In
crease, they have limn Irvformerl
by 12—leading lintel* that their
aertrlce* are no longer necthd. D
t -*
* «
* *•« *
I
K I N S T O N , P . C . — U ft— J u d g e ,
lawyer", witnesses and .pectatora
rat in moused .Hence when the
\\ 1 1 A T K V K U COMES of t h e s e It til* [tots and i m p a -t
dear friends and fellow Earthlings, let us thank Oml ear
morning, noon ami midnight that America ntllier thn
1UtlHsia has bad first call on Atomic power! Maybe we’l
miss the cue but tflc Uussians in our place would lie al
over the stage by now with fourth act stuff directed a
filial curtains. Ill-fitted as we are for control over some
thing so ultimate in power, we are infinitely more stFlbni
a people who never yet in long history, under Czar o
iSoviet, have known individual liberties or rights, who nr
jstrangers to Democracy, alien to justice as we u s e tin
word, ami so suspicious of both (hid and man that tbei
great Lenin laid down for them id Ui2o a policy of "usini
itny ruse, dodge, trick, cunning, unlawful methnd, con
cealm enl or veiling of truth . . ." and their great Stalii
told them in 15i2!l thnt "the mightiest ally of Russia i;
strife, conflicts, and wars in every capitalist nation . .
-—Jo h n Temple Graves
ItuHsin Seek* Control of Dardanelles
n v ASSOCIATED ritF -ss
cuntroi.
Th e ir Ireine
iuf rein I mid mil it m y
nipipired
*»n*‘h
today for your free booklet on
HOW TO INVEST $ 1 0 0 0 OR WORE
IN UNDERVALUED SECURITIES
P r o s p e r I□ »
M rm b rr
n .y to tta
n r iiri
in the T r e a t y o f IJn ik n r
..... .
in n tissta * civil war,
Mkele i nf is:i:l in .ivn '.sl t h a t !/
t e m p o ra r ily
Kit* a w rre al w in il,e I F itita n rl. while the S o v l e t
Ie« would lw clo ed I., im -ipniug powerless, could not t h t e a t e n l l r i W ar-hip*, hill open to t h e Ku«- tain in the M ed ite r ra n e a n .
•lai fleet. T h e -. b -n * - w h » blaste.| by the ( |lii|eiin W ar and full
-iv e ifk a n c e of rbatiiig the . t r a i l *
» o « demons rated half u c e n tu r y
Inlei
when in A p ril an I MaY.
lb 12. ||m T u r k * , nl war w ith Ita ly,
b a i l 'd t h - Pui'lunelle*.
I(j* * tu 'l
g r a i n r i l t e l m bin* while E n g l is h
ship- wrier* fnce.l a ti.uilc.
In I J I 5 , tile urgency o f W o rld
W a r I fort'isl Koelan I to prom ise
C’xnr N’ lrhola* II fu lfillm e n t of
ltu*«ia'* e h e ii'b - l Hinlif loll for
|H,c-....iini of (tie tra il* a fte r the
victo ry. Hat l l . ’ Uu**ian revnlulinni*t* made a separate peace.
T h e n h irie ry saw a stru n g rr
n * i sa l. At the l.uustinne ( ’o n f i j
enre In I'.'.M K ngliilid Iid v m ic >1 i
the . .|• ntng of th e s t r a i t * while |
*
1
INVEST IN
DEPENDABILITY!
n l m i y * f i f n i l ’tl ( |ii u
for it a t’-nnre whenevi
p o w v r lhi*fi$tene$! it.
Anything less
is expensive!
Both Florida’s senator*, that Is,
■ >
’
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;
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tlrlitniln Saturday another
then driver ran over two Utile
•■klhud one of them, aeriousajwdd the other. A year In
for him will «to4 ease their
Catherine 0>j Oreat renewed
tha drive, drove the Turks from
the north shore of the (Hack Sen.
and In ’1774 forced them to grant
Russia freedom in Turkish wetere.
Althdbgh si it won Russian proted Ion for certain churches In
Constantinople, i'
control of
that_ m
________
s ensa r IVU
r c l "city o f
•Russia's tullglous .dreamsRussia's
Russia’s religious atli
attachment
fP
ten Uhnple was as
a* strong
fOy, Cons
Constantihnpl*
as lu pasllott for ics-froe ship
ping, Ivan 111 had married tha
ttleee e f Constantine' XI, tetTi
Caesar of thw R ytadlne Roman
Empire, and ossOtvod the title of
“new Cxer (Ceeaarl Constantine
In the new city of Constantinople, I
Moscow." He propagated I Hi be
lief that Moscow, “the third
Rome , . , must lend all ngn to
righteousness."
On Through History
Q
u a l it y
IS
o f
StafTord’s Service
Station
Cor. 2nd A Sanford
t r o d u c t
E SSE N T IA L T O
C O N T IN U IN G
the old one ami the new one, are
I t Is hard for the mon who
takes an occasions! drink lo be
hauled
S
f l - t. - Itfo court on
* a charge of
Inr.
N A .S J I
Itcsch . F U .
M l mah ul tml ACvtinWsmW WITH YOU*
"fih u i
bulldlnir St. Petersburg (Lenin
grad),
Peter, a t the age o f TL. foumle.[
the Ruealad Navy <>i\ tf .j Black
Sea In IflWl, whippet! the Turk*,
but failed to obtain W estern aid
to flnleh his pueh to the strait*. .
Where Catherine Slipped
Itrq o rst
STA N C O M ST O C K
Investment Strw Uhv
Phone 600S—Teletype DU M
OrUntlo
Hr presenting T. NrUon OUourkr,
ilit* power* i f Kiittipf t
been that l{u**inua control, wSK a
fleet In the strait*, woultl menace
the Buex Canal. In 1H1-4 Kmr■
land went #o far a* to tell Auttiiu that any |tu*»inn attempt to
change the status would it'ian
war.
(iermnny’s designs on the area
In connection with the llerlin t"
llngdad railway were among the
causes of World War I.
Th e
I J h * of Woodrow Wilson'* II
pnllils Wus Id k i"p the Dnrdaliel.
les free to all ship*.
Now Russia has prupqsed to
Turkey the abandonment of thn
Montregx convention of ItXItJ, un
der which control was retained i
by lirltaln, France, (jioece, Yugo- I
sittvin and Japan, with Turkey
on
•
meal*, but |t Is not n e cessa rj.
In the limelight this wink aa two
prominent mngaxittrs uf national
circulation express their view* of
them.
"New men like Ralph
Flanders of Vermont, Kpernord
Holland of Florida, Kdward Thye
nf Mlniosotu should »ur«dy en
liven and raise (he lone o f senat
orial debate", says L ife klsgag jto . "Pepper I* unpopular In
tho. Senate . . . his influence ihero
)■ small for j i man of hla abil
itie s." says the aturday Evening
Post.
CKNKVA. .Switietltirwl— <A>i I
Th?
International
Alliance •>!
Touriam (A IT ), which etnaracev
110 Automobile Touring Club, in
the world, dfclll'.vl at l a recent
i flint potlwar general aaacmbly
.th at the r.trht of free travel ahouhl
•be rccognixod us one o f the fun|ilamental human righ's outlirvd
I tn the charter of the United Na
tion..
Food For Czechs
i
V a i n * some notoriety l y stuinjilig
On’ hi* head for lit r e - hours in a
va lve hole at the
w a let w o rk plant.
The
wnv
th in gs
look
throughout tltr world tmlny, m a y
Motorists F or Right
Of World Travel
Crier Of Court
Royally Confused
*
The hospitable impulse which pfomptial
coming delegation to thrust n stein of beer into
W hen ho VI vet It i|illeJiieFf, wll
of UNItltA
____ director
_____ • Lit (Juardiit, may have be
t h e n ran rnnikjipn, - J o b :rt:z,*.
guiileil tine The director's enjoyment of the c o o i
was tempered by th o thought that where tin
there’s grajn to sppre, Tin? fact that the Czech
beer -to I it food
r_~ " tloes not deter Ijt fiuardin
deteriniuation to
. j institute a re-survey of Cze
grain nerds.
W o don’t «m> why t h e U n it's I
Theodore Audrlcn, a nedspaperm
{ Ji n i e s doesn 't w ith h o ld till f i n
i
that UNItllA has done
a n c ia l aid nod P a st i- l x f In lli o ie IVague, agrees
n a t iu n * w hirli d ellh t a t e l y shool in Czechoslovakia, lie
. . j says that evoryon
Hems tlow n to the least important eitizi
down American Airplane*.
the great improvement in their living
Crtltn: I’ve had this ear for tw i
gives most of: t‘.lie.
h ......
........to
. UNItUA.
. ............
credit
year* and never had a wreck
(travis: You nit-nit ymi’ie hid
Not the least of these benefits lias been 1
this wri* k for two year.* and meat in the diet of the working people. Their
Itever had a rnr
Yellow Ja c k e t,1 linnee upon starches and fats has given way l
for tomato juice, vegetables, and milk. If i
Mayslml lit.,
has been said, marches on its stomach, so
down ai.it I |lmg
a ir men t e e , ’> ■J
t l o e s a n industrial nation do its work better or
relLablt- u n it , ill
diet. UNUUA undoubtedly plays a large pat
plea re I
ennstmetjon of wiir-ravnged countries.
11)46
T h e d eleg ate, from 2 0 n ation ,
voteu to M - m n e r e l a t i o n , wi
T o u r n g Clubs in f o r m e r A x U
satellite sUt*»s.
1910
IIIOLH VKItfiR VO|l TODAY
WF..OAN KSCAPK TDK TUI
Moll. OF 1,1FK IlY AI.I.oWIN
GOD TO DTKhit OUlt ttlURPr
d r iv e s a f e l y
27,
SU CCESS
ALOMtv
*00 W| *|| it NO TOO WITMOVI COIT
Ou» lAtltl MOCHUit ON lOrOIXVAtUATION
.
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I
TU E SD A Y , AUG. 27, 1940
Social
TH E
And
___________________
Activities I
Personal
_
______ _____
_
H ERALD,
Rev. ami Mr*. J . n. Root ifttd
non John have returned from
■ trip to the New Eng taint
state*.
^
*
Mr. anil Mr*. Hob Harris and
*on have returned from n vara*
tlon spent In Tampa and Day
tona llcach.
fl. N. Tamm, J r . i* recuper
ating nicely from an eye altera
tion friend* will he Kind to
learn.
Mr. and Mr*. II. K. Ilurde*im,
Ml** Mary DavU an I MU* J*.*an
M iam i mg *|>ent Sunday nl Day*
T en *
llra rh .
MU* I.nlo l.er, Laurlcr Heard
and Oohby June* were g u ru *
yesteitlay at Daytona Beach of
Mi*» Daphne Connelly and MUs
H e tty
Jo
B m ck .
Jam es
Kirhy I* visitimr hi*
Mr. nad Mr*. W. It. Kiry during the vacation lietween
Auburn University -summer .school
^ n d the ticglmiing of the fall
t arenl*
n e u io n .
Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Morris
have a* their Ktirijts Me. nod
Mr*. Hern llngrtlom <vf Hagers
town. Md. Mr. Hagcdorn U fo r
mer scout executive of the Cen
tral Florida Council,
Mrs. Fleming Honors!Estelle Hurt To Wed wintet 7 I to you want them?
"T h e return of steamship torvice
Miss Ann Wiggins'Lieut. E. E. MeKeever fund
the expansion of the air lines
Mr*. W. G. Fleming was' luMteai
M r. am i M r*. J. I- H u rt. Sr.
yesterday morning honoring MUs I are announcing the engagement
Atm Wiggins and a Email group of and approaching marriage of Uieir
Irtemta-who were former membehi daughter Laura Estelle to Lieut.
Of the Q -T-C lu b. The Q -T Club Edward Eugene McKeeror, U. S.
was organised when MUs Wiggins N. ‘It. son of Mr. and Mr*. E. K.
and her friends were In grade McKecvcr of Englewood. N. I.
school and continued to exist until The wedding will In1 an event of
a short time ago.
Septetnb.-r ut the All Soul* Catho
Tile group gathered at the netn* lic Church of till* city.
Ing rrsldencerttW Palmetto Avenue,
Mis* Hurt t» tended the tocri!
and enjoyed chatting about sum
mer vacation* and. fall plans. R e schools and g r a d u a t e d from
freshment* of
Coe a-Cola*
and Nurse* Training at the. City Hos
sandwiches were served to the 11 pital, Mobile, Ala She enlisted
out of the IS original Club mem In the U. S. Naval Reserve* in
Juno If* 14 and served a f Norfolk
bers preacnL
i
She received
Ttiose attending were MUt Wlg- and Jacksonville.
Mns, MU* Martha Pedklna. MUs her discharge in Ju ly with the
Jan e Thigpen. MUs Nancy OoHum rank of lieutenant, (jg l.
Lieut. MeKeever attended pub
and MUs iRU y King Also Hugh
Whclchcl. Jr ., Petr and A1 tlrock. lic ..school* al Englewood, N. J ,
Edward Hurt, flay FVjx and Billy and SI. Benedict* College. Atchi
Firming
son, Kan. He has served with
Tile ItoateM pruM-ntrd llie him- th*.* V. 8, Nnva! Reserve for four
otoe with several piece* of her and on* half vents, one year o f
chosen crystal pattern.
which wa* spent in the Pacific
There* rr. Lieut, MeKeever w a s
at one tlnu* a * flight Instructor
at the |nr»l nir station.
: <
-
m
. u
n
Peggy Virginia Hester, daugh
ter o f Mr*. tV. t), Hester and
! , h . * \ l , n ! c . . M r ; . 1 n . r ’, * r r
w iU
Ciolf Players
At
_
u r I . C o u n t r y
( l u l )
N
a
pt - -m g o f fr e e o d t n g r ju ic e m id
In fo M iiH tlm i I n s te a d o f p a m p h le t s
tir 'd t h e l a u n c h o i g o l a c a m p a i g n
o r im jn iir tH .n
w ith
th e
.M u te
“
tin u In i’ m l c o m *
.fa n **,
for c h a n c i, test
room *
in
ti i ro
.
a m
e d
be broadened ("i ilieoi". >*)*»
Jn E i t
\ I>AMS. v h i * president
cf th, Atner lean Hotel \-sociatii li. geni tal cliatt map of tha
A d t-i living ami Tourist Develop
ment Division of the Florida
Chainlet of t •unmet.a .and gen
et »t lujniager of tin* LI Coinmloro
Holt I, Miami.
*
Mis* Hntlic Ihoodln of Mnnnlng, S. C. was the weekend
j u r d of Ur. and, Mr*. J . N. HobW on, S r. She was chlTUte to laike
•‘ T o u t - I *
ro u tin g
to
I b *ri,U
Wale* wit-re she is on the faculty
the wintei will find ttavel farllof tlv* lathe Wide, High School.
I N i v h l l l w t l f L . lirjy l h r I
nf
th v m
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u n m v •«! a n d a m p l e h o t e l
Mr. ami Mr*. J . N. Axint dlo Inal,nit of OrTantlo."uncle of the }{"•
mV' y " ,, l | acouiimidatl"1... lul wdl havo dlf- - - - - -Jnhn
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\ liu'iillm!
«*l'
and daughter Itrtty have relum e | hride. wHI give her away
' -Mrp
M,‘ * fuiil*
fnullv
locidmg
apt,lioritl or
from three
m< nths
.pent
in
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at
S em in o le
H ig h
School
tin
hurg, l’»., Neu Y**ik t M y nod f a l l . M r E l a r k e g i a i l u u t * : d f r o m e e r . M r . a n d M ► ■ I t t h u t W l l
t»,
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f.it
H u m ... D r a n d 'I i
h nn het M eAshury I’aik N J
th* till’ tool I - f 1t Ml•I * *•ul F1^
th e
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p u h lie
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M r . a n d M r * . J . I. H o b b y a n d
B U u g h '* * r M i n i 1»r n i'" a n d M t a n d
M r * . II M t'le n -v o ii a n d d a u g h t e r
D t ie J a t l e h a v e i c l u r n e t l h o n tw * a f
t e r v is it in g r e la tiv e * In N e w ) o ik
and
sig h tse e in g
.» < a t ta d a n itd
N la g a ta F a lla .
M r. a m i M rs . II- I* A tu lr r * ° n
n f l i a s t t i i g s w t - l e g t l v - t - o V t't tilt!
w i-e k ey td n f
D r, and M r*. I N.
R obson. Sr. T h ey
» "ii* a rto m p a n le tl b y R . N . P e n ile R o b s o n
£ iT d n e p h e w , H a r ry R o b so n , Jr..
* l ih i ) h a d lie e n v O i t i n g t h e m f*u a
v^*dh,
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v
F r ie n d * o f M l** T h e n V ick e ry
w ill h e ittl'jr c d etl t o le a r n th a t
sh e h *s b een rem n v etl fro m
th e
K e y W e s t M u n te ip a l H o sp ita l to
h e r h o m r on 622 S im o n to n S tre et.
K ey
W e *L
H er
m o th er,
M rs.
Lillian V i c k e r y , h a * g o n e t o b e
w ith h e r d u rin g h e r illn e t*.
D a n ie l, M r. a n d M r
f a il lire
n t o l M r s . E * l ;t i
I f t n l - t i ! h u m m u i \(
,¥>vy - W h i t u f r
A I « < > .1 L
h k 'lrv . M
II r « l t *
K r '." " "
H '" * h o h h o . I l r n r y
R « v H ..I I .I , R - v '■ v in e s .
J> ■ D r. I.
S
S e lm a .,.
IL
J
H c t x i * 1. J a i t i e ^ R h l g e . l l u g h W h e l W h e le ltfl. J r
IK u k H
but frii'niU «rt* rnnlmlty invjti*i|
D on
H a r.*p, e r , *
In attend the eorenomy. A recep. --- — : -F l-e m i n g—.
•**
lion
lit
th e
b r id e 's
m o t h e r ’s
£ u K w * ii- " ""H e r
H art
H e t t y •_>», E r h U y v i s i t i n g
|
1 -3 I
J'u .lli.
D en-
nod
...a EHxat*etn intxton
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Geiger.
Newport New*. Va. Mr*- njekRev. and Mr*. J . ) !. Daniil enaon-wa* the former Lou lie U r - raute to their home in - Coral
na** of Richmond, Va.
Gable*,
stopped
te
*ee his
mother,
Mr*. J . W. Daniel*
.
Inst Thursday.
W CARD OF THANKS
Air*. Lo-nse Hill* had a* her
We, the family of the late !a n - gue*t* n»*ir the weekend her *on
nl* Wedge*. w>*h to thank our loitijs and hi* fanyly. Air*. Kata
friend* for their kindne** and Lewi* anil Mr*. Annie Northorp
loyalty during the *ickne*e ami •It of West Palm fleach.
4 n th of mtr <*.Hr tUuglJer and
Mr. and Mr*. Edion Go 11 re
turned recently from a vacation
9 * * r'l l r . and Mr*. J . IL Wilaon of leveral week* touring the
mother and father
nortEom atatea.
Viola. Sarah Ann. JU ia, .
Aubrey Mcran sptnt.the week
' Rn»e Mary
end with hi* cousin Charles M cr•liter*
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w illn c iir.
(fa ik .
I M r * . D o l e t , S c o t t , ,’ t h o n o r e d
i M U i A n n W t e s l n i jto p til.rr b r i d e e le ct, w ith a n t l l t k l i u * n tte r n o o n
d ro (t-tn
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h o m e a t 7 0 ,1 P a r k A v e n u e a t b w
j>
M
C o lo rin g o im m rr
Ik iw e p *
a cre
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throu gh ou t
th e
i1 h o m e
M r s . R ic h a r d Ilto w il. M is
h it1w a r d H ig g in s, J r a n d M lw E l l i s D y s o n n ss L 'tr d t h e h o s tr a a In
l e r v l i nn gs I c e d C Vo k e s di l a il n t vy . v* , rt nu d w l r f t e s , h o r s d 'o e u C n w . o liv e s a n d
jp s s o rlr d n u ts to the g u e s ts
A * a m rn icn to o! H ie o cca sio n
M rs. S c o tt p resen ted
M iss W ig g n u , w i t h u p a i r o f tu ii| U O I*i* o m n m r n t a l v a s e s M ts r W t g g tn * w ill
w e d l e e P r r m c n t c i M iio re o n H e ld
7 at
th e Jlo ly
(1 m
E p t'-c u p a l
o f th is city .
A m o n g th o se a tten d in g th e t u n y
w e : e M l • a t >i ■ W U z I i l v C v t l i ertn e
W i.c m .M arth a
t’ * ' * u
N an rv
I ’. d h m i
Ja c k ie Ih o t.iu
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I.
M i.v it
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H u i t s U i FV< H*
eh
Itu ich tv o tt
Je-ab *
tm u le:
M a l t h a m o w n J u l t i t I t ™ * * t o w •*,
C o lu m b ia
P ,-itn > E llse H u t d lW m
a n d M a t. A im IV Iteleh el
A lso
C im ll lc V Ita tl.-u
M ild re d
R obson. Ja n e
T liU p c n . B lid s -lti
tD l \i * * cn u i tl . M as ir tt hh . ai W it ga h t fl bt e* ti t v K ti nn * g* ,
E d e lk * H u r t. K f lr a b r lh W h lg h .n u
f ltd C e c i l . i T r u l u c k
M s , M r
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M r* C liv r!
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ll.irt w h :
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Jt
M r*
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M h u k tu ic
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m a y 7 m h a lv e ,!. *iu -,l- te > m o v e i| b y
o i - i i h * o(T t h e d i l v n o r f r u i t p r e s * .
to h a lv e d
.t(8 f tin * p u ln r e lu r n m
u n .j i...ik i-J w ith t h e m
tlr s h e ll*
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W a sh , } iT in o v e
h lo s s o m . rlltl. I V - I . i f s k i n i , M e m is,b e d l u a n y
W h y. T o o k tw o to th le e m in u te t
t n r e o r d i n g t-» > i / e a n d r i p e n e s s , o f
f i u i t l in to d i n g t h i n , o i ii M il iu m
• y ru p m a d e w ith cu n t* s u g a r o t
W in te r P a r k , fo rm e r d ire ct u o f
. i h e -I P
1 1 1 D U E S h a t . * u * -v ! n t * * r a t s s y r u p o j a h l e n d o f
corn syrup am i honvv.
T h is p ret h e A n n i e R u * **ll * i r i o s . h a * a n - t h e n g t t e - a M R . a n d M R S . R A N
I’ l l C t l
J I M M I E 'S lo o tlie i
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lrm jiii.it > c o o k i n g
g i y -ti i n o r t l e r
t o l i l t * I* f u l l | m t t w h o n p r o e c s * *
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•‘ T o w n H a l l S e r i e s ' * , i t g r o u p o f
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t o r iu m th is se iiso n w u h N o v . Jd tu to r - a t th e
fn tu io js S a t a t o g n g u a v a , o r e la r g e a n I t h ic k - m o a ta * o p in in g d a te
H E It H E R I' R u e t r a c k in N e w Y o l k w h i l e *m
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d in J u t * .
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p o litica l
and
h v l o i n d . j E --it- c e e t i l v i t t a l i n t i .
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mid two hoys of Orlando .pent
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Hauer.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Ym uu
from l.ake Mary are making
their home with Mrs. laturn hd
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Eugene Mather* and son and
daiightii in law Mr and M'
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E. Mstlt' i* of Miami w te »*- ■end gin-tit of Mr. and Mt
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W. Pre*all and family.
Mr. a«ul Mr*, flinty XVhiiH *
tluuehtci ami *»n«in*law «»f M»
ii ml Mr* XYalttu* Yarborough,
f,,r iy„.lt|prt n m l j. U .
If. H},cn, t|lry wj|| make their Imims
o f
M i aa m i s p e n t
M r * . M l Hart.
r*l **th i*i t h a n
W. (ir 1,1
" i0" ' " _______ I Herbert Hilt
| A l’fU’ I h»rot Hy
kinitm. Mr. ami Mr*. Smith and
The Seminole C’otinty council -it
Ml** Wilkinson will remain an
Home I>imon»l ration met Wedother week al the beach.
nerday o' Snnlando vtHh Mrs.
Ralph llanimcnd as hoslcss. A
picnic lunch was spread on the
tables out under the oaks <■n the
picnic ground- near the spring.
The following were preront;
Mr*. Nclle Thomas, Mrs". A. K.
Mora ti. Mrs. (J. (L I^hils, Mrs.
Jesse laigau, Mr*. Pearf Yn rl*i rough, Mr*. C. A. Oldham.
Mary L"uisr and Fraiyce* U-Ki!>
and Lillian Moran from Geneva;
Mr*. W. Il, Stum and Mr*. Ralph
Hammond front Long wood; Mr*.
H, M. flurn*, Mr*. C. F. Procter,'
Mr*. S. E. D ld ’tnon, and Mr*.
. n iR T II a n n o u n c e m e n t
Ouinl* Wilson from S a n f o r d ;
Mr*. Virginia Henderson and Mr*.
Mr. and Mr*. IL J- lllck*on. Thelma Sike* from I,ake Monroo.
J r . , announce the ,,ir,h, 0_^
1-^"^ 4_
(III
GENEVA NEWS
they have lieen spending nVo ^n ,!’er’ M f.'a n d Mr*. ^
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hom e I R ich a rd
M r, a m i M u *. J o h n It. T ln u d im
n lid
m i Fran k
l« *ft F r u f u y f . . r
W ild w o o d fo r a tw o w e e k * v isit
w ith h e , * i * t r r , M r s . ('. E . ( 'l a y ton .
T l* .-y w ill v is it frit-lid s in
( ia i t i e s v i l l f , Ittn l J a c k s o n v i l l e lie fo re re tu rn in g h o m e.
C a rro l C u lp e p p e r I. sp e n d in g
¥
5 l r * . R . L . ( i a r r i s n n h a s r e t h e w e e k in J u c k s n n v i l l e w ith h i*
tu rn ed fro m C h e a te r, S . G , w h e re h ro lh e r. J N , C u lp rp p e r.
sh e atten d ed th e fu n eral o f K .
I . i t l l e T o i i u n v M r l o v i n i> m u c h
IL
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th e
la te
M r.
after
an
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G a r r i s o n ’s s o n - in - la w . M r s . h z r * im p r o v e d
riso n * . *
a re o m p n n ie .1 b y
M i-. b ra n ch ia l p n e u m o n ia , *
- L i l l i a n M o i a n - p e n t a few ' d o t *
K v **ly ii B ii r ^ r m w h n
v is ite d
rela tiv es a n d
frie n d s
in ( h u r - w i t h M t . a n d M r * . II. F . W h e t-le t
J r . in O v ie d o la V . w e e k .
to ttc. N . c .
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J o s e p h R i l h r e y N ift f o r W a s h
M r . a»d M m . J a c k ' W i l k i n s o n
in g to n . D . (
a f t e r s p e n d i n g Ills
and granddaughter V i c k y s m i t h v a r a t i n n
h e r e wwith
ith
h i * ninth.-,
m o th ei
vncalltm here
hi*
tu rn ed - K a tu rd e k -fv u m D ay ten *.
W h ere
fttl ,i|l lint m»t' u t m 1
A I pmi
B illy
I'll* m i l i k ,
(*.
W.
will Immediately follow the cere
S[k*fi«fr,
Al (11 saint. S » ..
•Iin’k
mony.
H o r n e r , (ie n t*
IVV.
A l t n m n , f(n | . i ’* n m i l . K
( - M r j
r » u . W . H I 'h f ’lp " , ( V e i l
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w
K
B s rfle M .i
( ‘■ p t , I ' h u i l r ^
H u rt m n ! l.iru t. |
_____ , Wr_"-
glm ut th e s ta te .
'D u ly S a n f o r d c i t i z e n - fe t-E flin t
lii.ith e , .u ttr r e o f in v 'o m c *is n e e d -
Kicirinl (t, < InrWr, Rftii of Mr, j
and Mrs II C. Brow,, of Or- j n y t , p Terwillegar. C o u n t r y
l"toireh ” c ! i 11,1 u on iV I * luh pro, nnmmneed this aiurriM wrn
; S? r lnti*
u
, ' i ing that play «n th. local course
j " ilt iif e j* " *
’ * Brook**lh«d Inerraied c.m.iderahly sinco
J r officiating
!,h r , ummfr
Mus Joan Minlck of Drl«ndo; ,.lln , |>rrparntjotl. Ilr), being
O
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r"n
* * n U
In open the hack nine lodes
?rr «
.
.» • *n *...... * r;11 in the imnuslinte future hut com*
s e n e as h t-l man. The nup lal ,f t a
fot ..........petting will
m u sic-will he furnlsheil by Mrs. i l . mnV
Marvi,, Milam, o r g a n i s , , and
|
R e r e n t p l a y e r * ;i n c l u d e * M r . a n d
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I t 'l l n o il s e r v e d
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( N a v a l R e s e r v e u n til M a rc h littfl.l
,1 *- i s n o w - a s s o r i a l t * d w i t h S e h o
(w a lle r T n rp . o f M irile t P a rk
T h e c o u p le p la n to Uu ,k r th e ii !
h o m e m S n n f » t , l ., I l l i t P a l m e t t o I
A venue. V
|
N o in v it a t io n s lire Is -m g is s u e d I
M .iio illo t a il o ils
w etv
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-u g
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in
d b y M l!. A D A M S
■ irV e M in n * in c lu d e tl
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up
e i-ttt e v li iiu t s iii s l t a l e g c * l o f n t >■ i o n t h e c o u n t i y .iin l a t t h e
I *g - t a t e a n d w a 'rld f a i r * to t h e
I t o e . c t c e l i n g w e i,c o n n * s t a t i o n *
th e s t a t e lin e by- t h e r h t r n l a
S t a t . H in td D e p a t t m e n t f o r ills -
will redu re greater effort on the
pail of every Florida city to attract and h Id It* tourisU*. Sm all
er Florida cute* must expand
tourist .recreation fncilitie* be
yond the •dmfflchoard s ta g c_ tu
meet the leaner years ahead, ine
plane will hr ing the younger Vtiitor* to the -mall cities* nf the
state and especially* to the lake
region, ami cnteitalm nent mult
Fesrfiry Hester Tells
Plans For Wedding
T H R E E
Hints To Housewives
'Mrs. Dale Scott. J r . E ntert ain s
For Miss Ann Wiggins,
Bride-Elect w,,u’>pet Mli-l, T allahai-ec
r’ r ’ . ’
a
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P A G E
F L O R ID A
' C E C E LI IIA TIM
’UK i .
T IH*I ll. ll l'C
Will Saufuid have tourists this
P e rso n
SA N FO RD ,
terrace talk
•“
— TELE. NO. 148
< T C IE T Y ED ITO R — Cecelia Truluck
SA N FO R D
M r. and M r*. H en ry
K ictz -i
s p e n t th e w e e k -e n d in F r o s t ii r o „ f
v isitin g h e r s la te r M r * . M in n ie
C o rn e ll.
T h e y w e r e .. .................... ...
h o m e ity a n o t h e r s i t t e r A ir * . U u »
se| ( T o v i * o f D e c a t u r , ll lin f iM r . N lrtl M r s . K i l h e e ii 1 1 1 v -• 1
h o m e S a t tirla y a f t e r a iv *„ » * k . \
v n r u ljiu i ■ H e n d e r s o n , N t
an I
o th e r p o in t* o f in t e r e s t in '. * " *
g in a n d l o n i .
J. \V. F lin t retu rn e d h o m e « f
)e r a v a c a tio n in G e n t g in w ith
frie n d * an d rela tiv e *.
L i g h t i n g llit* l a k e t t - g i o n . h "
m o l t r i e a l ' r e g n t r i O r n h i r ’f « i n t > s r *
Ity d a y a n d n i g h t a n d e n ijd iii-i
it| io n o u t d i a i r s p o r t s p r a s r o m - •
w e ll n * in r r e n s e d a n d n to d e rm » *-i
-.T-.
D O R O JH )
1 .0 > ’ K H A R T
of
a i ii e r i c a 's
lo\nl
- ,,-f .»ciaiW iJ
h o st -
I r a i n' a i BT1
CARD O F TH A N K S
We earnrstiy thank the many
friend* for all the kindnesses1
shown our proeiou* mother Mr*, j
S, C . Nutting during her long?
Illness mid death.
,
Mr*. Arthur Branan
M r. Sidney Netting
Mr. Harry S . Nutting
apple blosson
by h c le n a ru h in sleifl
U itit Iter famous fiagranre a riis lry ,
Hrlettn Hiiliitj-lein !in« ra p h im l
llir m ngtr nf May fit 1hi*. Imr
mnsi juyttus o f nil frngrm tres.
rnr il nlwnytt, w(*nr it nil ways
{> Itnlil Spring in your liearl.
O. H„ E. 0 . W. H - J- 'V
, Jr ., and RoiwtT Arthur Wil
aon
brother*
Crawford Wedgea
husband
a m i •taiioa
a m i s io iio m
a m i iio iio m
ass'll i i o i i o m
assn i i o i i o m
a m i atoiioM
c o io o n i
1.00
ai t o u t m I. 7.Y 1
toot soweti LOO. Shaker box .p5 , ..V)
eioeoiXMf c u t u .50
oioaoiaNT lotion .50
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�H I E SA flFO H D H ERA LD , SANFOHP, FLOHIDA
FA C E F O U R
THE OLD HOME T O W N
TU ESD A Y , AUG. 2 7, 1946
Mayfair Inn 7* ‘
Opens Season
By STANLEY
J Y E R , son- IT S
\
> 1A R Y S L IT T L E
U .
L A M B — -B U T
,
^
('•ailaa#*
i*»«, o*»
look Aver the managership of
the Inn, he dated thl* morning
after havintt been warned bv
three
outstanding - Jacksonville
men "n ot to touch Sanford.” He
raid he was told that any time
and money Invested 4n the Mayfair would be a total waste of
time.
However, these remarks
presented a challenge and with
sharpened enthusiasm h e came
to town and began the job. Along
this line of thought (te.aald he
would like to aay that ha waa
not
received with enthusiasm
when ha came here and found
that a good many eitliena, seem
ed to possess a d efeatist' point
of view,
"T h e Chamber of Commerce
cannot do everything alone,’ Mr.
Weber stated, "and I, for one
am ready to fight to make this
Inn along with "Sanford go ovei
with the tourists.' He added that the Inn wmitfavor the ranal and that con
trary to the belief of many th<
,Inn also favored the propose?
hospital and hospital site. Thir
Is , “ virgin*- te r r ito r y he added
m il in n few years should be h
Meal 'to u rist ' spot" in Central
Florida.
•
•
R E M E M B E R YO U V E
B E E M
A W A Y T H R E E
y
e
a
r
s
/ / _ ^
AMONG THOSE *VHO VISITED President Truman on the WilUamsburff,
when the Presidential yacht docked at Quonsct,
Quonsol, It. I1., were Jam ca
Howard McGrath H eft), Hhode Island1* Solicitor Gcnrral, and Goy.
John Pnitarc of llhodo Island with ato m the Chief Executive Is shak
ing hands. McGrath la- candidate for the Democratic nomination for
U. S . Senator from Hhode Island. (InlernafUAial Smmdphoto)
3A C K
ON
TN E
HOW ^ S W E E T HOM E
5 A RTICLES
F O R REN T
FRO N T-
FO R SA I.E
11
25 and 50 ft.
GARDEN IIOSK
H IM . HARDW ARE CO.
30) Hast FI rat St.
2
LOANS
LOANS M\HK
iro l privacy; fa it ervice
II.OHIDA LOAN i l l .
* 10' Sanford Aveoue
BORROW HKIIK W H ERE
PHI VAC Y IN HKNPKC T E D
Y o titt nuluial desire for privacy
in money m atter* i* strictly
losjs-c'e.l here,
Friends and
relatives uro nut questioned
* about your credit.
Your em
Toilet Heats
ployer or business associates
Garbage Cans
util not hear of your jiersonal
Galvanlred .Sprinklers
affairs. There Is no cause . for
k t a n l k V-r o g k i u
xnbarrasjtm
ent.
• HAltDWAItH CO.
Reasonable credit requirement*.
No ro-maker* on money loans.
u IHIIISE .lohnsrin bilker.
In
POLITICAL tension Here* Into a riot at GorUla, near Trlrste, os proVariable puyment plans.
ipiite at lllxkj Store, I In.) W
1tall,m factions protest International administration of the disputed rono
FAM ILY LOAN CO.
l.ith St,
Florid* Bank Bldg. .
Phona 1* projK/sed at Uie Paris peace conference. One of the ten men wounded
B L O O M IN G allhen. Also Jncaranwhen a bomb exploded naar lha Yugoslav headquarters is carried to
du it lalribow tree*. fill cents
a nearby ambulance. {New* of the Duu Newsreel from International)
12 S P E C I A L S E R V I C E S
3 REAL E S tA T E FO R SALE
llu rd-
Wjn d floor tbiougls ul. Splendid
condition and fine location.
Phono 408-J fur appointment.
each
(1. I. Beer, lit 202 South
of Geneva.
Saturday or Sun-
SIGN S
Show card* and posters
- BEK 'S SIGN SKItVICF.
B O O M S of bouiolodd furniture
inclinling (' M Frlgiilalie, rlr
culallug oil heater. See at -12
Mngnolia or Phone IIUJ-J.
!>Y’a Texas siuldliPhone 463-W.
fur
I). Inndres*.
B A H F it
SALE
IMITATION leathers in mo*t
colors and large selection of
good upholstery fabrics. Robert
S. Brown, 2tH l N. Orange
A re.. Orlando, F l a . ________ PROTECT your health — ileep
better! Dependable m attress r«7 novating I Box aprlnga and innerspring inattressea rebullll
New niattre****, beds, springs I
tlollywou.1 bedsl See our retail
•tore and display room at
-1 1 8 W. F IR S T ST .
£fhola Bedding A Furniture Co,
Kanfurd M attress F actory
Phona 1193 and 0 7 2 -J
P- nguin* enn progress eitiair by
walking upright or flat on th<^
stomach", kicking with ihuir h n fl
WHY MEN NOT AT WORK
c --------- r o n BRIDGE?
WE'RE TOO EARLY IN THE
ING. WORK WON'T START
FOR ANOTHER HOUR.I
AAORN
— "
GREAT SCOTT, TONTO, LOOKDOWN THERE! r ----- — 2 ^
O F F T H E T R IP W E S T ,
WN8 m o w e d .
Reasonable
-rices. Jerry lend, phona 7ttti-
BUY cows, calves, yearling*. SN APS HOTS —printed, developed,
enlarged. Wo copy old photo*
Phona It. W. U n i, 7HH-W.
graph*.
N il'll D LLS STUDIO
FR ESH milch cow* 'o r heavy
220
Meiseli Bldg., phone 1150
springers to produce thiil l/etter
than ewir. Green Valley Milk.
FURNITURE REBUILT
Ph. H23.
AND RECOVERED
PIT Dull Pupa—Ml Mellonville. Your fur-iitute will look Ilka
new, will wear better than ever
Phone 870.
when gur expert* rebuild and
reeover It. -Only the finest con
8
H ELP'W A N TED
struction m aterial* used. Phona
G IRL fo r soda fountain a t Lnn- 1112 fur a free estimate and
ey’» Dntg Store. P a rt tlm* or choice of material*.
SANFORD UPH O LSTERY
full time. - ^______ ___________
1 1 0 ttJ * a r k Ava.__
Phona 1111
SALESM AN fo r Industrial And
ordinary •Insurance de&ll — E X P E R T filing of saws, lawn
moweti and kntvea and aciaSanford and DeLand — good
aora. Penny p o s t.ra rj to A. S .
opportunity.
C»r necessary,
Cady, Box 853 will bring me to
P. 0 . Box 1213, Sanford.
your door.
HIM HURT
BAD
MAYBE IT’LL REACH H U M , ME v
THE
FLOOR IF WE TIE BOTH) SURE OF
EITHER UNCON
SCIOUS OR DEAD! .ROPES TOGETHER. r > S THAT.
I
rapid advancement. Vacation
with pay. Firestone Stores,
BY PAUL fcOBINSOh
fTTAKETT
1L
MEET A u
RETIRED
W O L F */ -*
D O N T TELL M E YDU735
GIVING THAT FLOCK: O F »—
— - y — V - i P IG E O N S THE
B O U SH ?
D»x It In care of Sanford Her-
years.
of
WWICH
W E R E W A X S T O R E D U M M IE S
YOUT> D? A QUST^r BUT r~A
m z - r z — |ILL NEVER
i
SUMMER
THEATER
Fallows Army arid
201 North Park
.
Telephone 37 -
MOTHERS needing Mhool fund*. RESPONSIBLE party wanted to
Easy, pleasant, profitable Work
drive automublle to Miami iMa
lurches* until
at your own convenience. . -'Box
2 c/o Herald, ,
I’UOTOORAIUB
W ORK W AN TED
lava your B E ST photograph 9
STRIPED Kane Ribbon Umbrella.
made at
CALL Bmlth Bmthera for carBy At'* Place on Sanford Av*.
t n R RAYMOND STUDIO
mentor* * roofer*. Phone 1082914 Hickory.
9 State Hank Bld f— Ph. 1021
painting—contract
HELLO.
HOME B U IL D ER S! Guard y*ur
new balding against tarm lto*.
Rotex T>rutccl* lumber, fenfa
poata, *ash, mill work for 10 to
is
ID electric, stove. Reasonable. EX PERT
S E E ? SYPBETEN
ING TO Q U IT NOW ,
YOU O E S T IL L A B
?) — iTNjrlflfeYES
WOMEN to work four hour* a
Government t e s t e d formula*.
. day. Will not interfere with
New supply ju s t received.
VANITY, like new, cumpVite with - hono duties. Pleasant and pro
| 1 .» , 65 gat. drum 240.76.
glasa top, panel mirror, 3 steel
fitable. W rite Box C In e a r*
Bouthettf
Instruction* givei
bed*, dresseiu, other mUeellan*
of Hartford Herald.
Chemical*. 204 N, Mm Av*.
aoua Items, B. E . Ausley, Rt, I
Phone M l.
EARN good Income rapnMenllng
Dux 142-W.
Avon Cotmellc* a* advai
13
N O TICES— PERSON A!*
Floor Mato Available
In Good llousskeeplng. I
SEMINOLE T IR E SHOP
ing* In Sanford. Oviedo.
SEMINOLE TIRE BIIOP
Popular S e at Covert
WARSAW
(/IN- F o o d
xml
clolhiog from the American HL)
Cress originally
intemied for
prisoners of war now ure i--ni4|
ing the needy in Poland. DoiialX
C as lebtrry o f Minneapolis, dire.-tor, »aij the American Hid
Cross mission in Poland was conrentrating upon supplying medi
cal goods and ar-Jintiyit-) jo hospi
tal*. Castleberry said that 1,300,-000 items of clo tting woul,] Io"
distributed to t i e pour.
o r boat
A P P L IA N C E S
Will hold 3 IIP motor. BtO FIllESTO flK Store* need"
peril-need help. Opportunity for
Valenca Drive or phone &M-W.
UaveT your p ortrait token at
NICHOLLS STUDIO
220 Malech Bldg., Phona 11B2
Children a specialty
MUNICH
t/Ib
Itmigbly
87
perceol of nl.uuu Bavarian ytiullis,
■buys nn I girls, leaving school,this
'term will go jobless, according to
h? Bavarian labor ministry.
The government employment
ag'-ncy ha* been able to CnJ only
111.000 vacancies for apprentice
ship*.
Plans are-being made h.irriedly
by the llavarinn Youth rell -f nrganita'lon to put the majority of
the sclnK)l-ieavlng yuLngster* to
work on fartps ami in bombed
ritfc’n clearing away nibble. Most
of the job-ser-kiiig girls will be
come, housemaids
in farm ers’
households.
By Hob Green
THAT'S WHERE THEY'RE BUILDING THE ^
NEW BRIDGEiTONTO. IT'LL CUT FIFTY MILES
n on G E • PLYM QUTU
COM PLETE flyrod fishing"ou7fit.
IN HIIYING ()K SELLIN G
I’AIITS AND 8EKVICK
Joioph Kumpf, 111. I, Box 7 0 .
R EA L ESTA T E — It rays to deal
I’almrtto A **.
Phone 1011
W, I-nke Monroe.
through experienced brokers. If
you have groves or other properly to market, or if you are 6~ ’ A R T1C LES~W A N TED * ELECTING appliance repair* —w« repair washing machines,
yourself in the market, contact
vacuum cleaners, fans, m ixers,
Win. O. Bencher of C. F. Batch- I’LL HUY your car. regardless
of
age
or
condition.
Boy
Reel,
sewing machines, T rotter Apelder, 28 East Washington S t ,
300
W.
2nd
R
t
Orlando, I'iinne 01)20,
Bllanre Service, 304 W. Second
t . Phone 1004 J.
7 Pela, Livestock, Supplier
FOR
7 Of 8 liuvariun
Red Cross Helping
Youths Are Jobless
Feed, Clothe Poles
H. M. G LHA HON
i-ake Mary, Fla.
F U It N I S II F. D or unf irnlsheil COHFNIIAGAN raiding? plan**
room. Close in town. Box W,
now ready. Phone 705-M.
c/u Herald,
H A inf.. BED ,.. iHUJl
baby carriage. Tmnne 1ODft-TLT.
Electric Toaster*. $4.3S
II. B. POI’ K t’O., IN F.
IN THE NATIONAL DRIVE to old Infantile paralysis victims, a plane
»pra)s DDT over the city dumps In Chicago ttop) to kill Insects sus
pected of spreading the dreaded polio germs. A dock of pigeons accom
panied the plane on Its flight over the stagnant area. At bottom right
is the Army Air Forces "baby lung" which Urlg. Gen. Malcolm C. G ro w
has made available for use In areas stricken by infantile paralysis. It'rifJ
used with an anesthetic-type mask (le ft), oxygen bottle and regulator.
General Grow believes that the lung will prove useful in the emergency
Uoat".oht of infantile par-*!?*!* cases.
( International Suundutiolo)
T H E IA ) N E R A N G E R
Phone 1 021
.
FLOOR HANDING
Sale. and finishing. Cleaning and wax
ing. Nc« floura surfaced to per
fection. Old llnora made like new.
PARACHUTE RATIONS
A Orrni'd inciil for emergency
use—k nip some In ymir cur
3 BOOM fnrliisbe.1 apt.
only, 2.1IHI Mellonvitle,
6 A RTICLES
(C u lltW N P m t*aar (>•*)
of the City’* lionded Indebted*
nets to tt.M»7,000.
The August analyst* of milk
showed that nil dairies were
within Grade A requiremon a.
Jo e M. Goniales waa given
a temporary permit to oprrute
u 37-pxssacnge bus fur the pur
pose o f Iran spur l injr rnletval pn-*engerH between t'annan (’it V.
Midway and <'morns Aca Irrny.
The boanl InatjAced Attorney
Wilson to prepare an ordinance
eoverinj the operation of the
1ms with nil scheduled m i l e s -ubjecl to the uppruval of the Commisslon.
The hoard *l*o aikip'ed an
ordinance for' lha Installation of
parking meters and the ■enforce
ment of parking regulations.
Two applications by negroes
fop permits to sell wine and beer
were rejected by tiie l-udy, but
the application of William l«e»i,,
rnlnrrd. In operate n dance ball
in Goldsboro •was apptovrd.
r itm i Uti rn s ion
Prcsio-Ohokera—T ricycle*
Oil Stovo Ovens
Daxey Churns
Pint Thermos llottlrs
(iallnn Thermos Jugs
.STANLEY-lit MIKUS
HARDWARE CO.
W A N TED TO REN T
n M H IO O M
City Authorizes
Funds To Repair
Municipal Dock
is
a u t o ST f o r s a l s
BY PAUL ROBINSON
SEEING-El
THE PUAVHOUSE / N6XT
hB3 LKSHt-ONB.OLOCkS r
|TD t h e
rnwoLF/
J THANKS'
THANKS A
—
iL u r / r -
WHAT
p ic k : UP YOUR
E ® BALLS AND
�*
TU E SD A Y , AUG. 27, 1946
THE
SAN FO RD
HERALD,
SA N IO K U ,
I I .O K I D A
Downs Sanford In Wild Contest By 7-5 Count
Appreciation Night Successful;
Sanford Moves To Orlando Tonite?
Leagtie lending Orlando Senator*
downed the Hanford Celery Fed*
Is*t night by a score of 7 to
to ipoil Fanfi rd'* player" npprecinlion nijtht.
.J i m Schantel went to 'he hill
for the local* nml w t i nicked fu,
five sa ftlr* and six runs In a
half dozen innings, being pulSrd
by Manager Kd L“Vy for a pinch
h.tler In the In”* l half of th ,
•lath. Charlie Dixsnn to;»k the
re lb f roll and hurled ered table
-ball for thi»je tuning* and a l
lowed nc hit* and on* ran,
The outstanding * event of the
game wai the :itJO foot home rut
ball hit by 0*»io tllorig. Fed hit I
•atker. Thla was the first home
run ball to It* knocked out of the
jiark thla year. There have been
other inline ru t* JdiiaU-d ill the
ptrk but t,hey- were nil inaid.* th
fence.
In the top half of the rerunJ
Inning the Senator* went on ;i
rampage to score fh*» of their
•evert runs. To opea the inning
Cal Erm er blasted a single to
let. field followed by a dtcrifice
by by Sam C o n i who wn»
at f r*t w lcn Schantid's throw to
MTorid ln »e in itn attempt to nip
Ermer wa* late; Le* Hergiiuni
was is f e on a fielder* rture—
aji,I "C had ie” MrCartliry went
drwn swinging. With 'b e has-**
loaded jd lc h r r Howie .Martin drop
ped « bunt down the first haw*
line to score Erm er. from th**
third sack. .Martin was oul a'
Hester singled in drive i’o lri
and I(civilian across the j litter.
Hums - singled to right followed
by a long *fly 'o r ght by Ml he
Domingiiei which wa* di ppH
h , Jerry Silverman. Th.* ioi«r
allowed Ilest*", anil Hum* to tal
Jack travel
» o , the In-t
man to face Schante! during th'*
he-tie uptisiltg lie pupped a long
fly to Dave llr.de ill the e*-ntt-r
garden.
The F* rimtor* added another
mo in the ihu ! With two men
away Uergtnan pole,) a drive down
the left field foul line fur a
double. At this poire Hymn Sharpe
drep|HHl one of Schanb.d’s fast
breaking curve halts nod Hergmau
cnme tearing home frufii second
bate.
The final Senator M-oin came
In the seventh a* f e
Jh e lulling <% 'land in
base by th - y rlicn u ) >' of llt*i
i**uarr *.< o f a free pa**. Doi
gut-z dropped a sacrifice ill f
nf the plate to advance Burp
fOThd It urns liroke fu, Ihi i I
Sharp? threw the liall into
fd id in an a tempt to aip
nt the third *a«k. Hum* *ci
P rice And Patkin
M ake Big Hit With
Cleveland Patrons
Florida State League's 1946 "All-Veteran" All-Stars
Sanford Reaches
Pre-Season Goal
Of 55,000 Patrons
beat night when 1,816 fana
•paid their »ay Into Hanford’*
Municipal l*ark, The Celery
Feda paused a goal aet last
Ja a u a r, for attendance thla
season. &
During a winter meeting
betd here a t
the Mayfair
Hotel on Jan. 27. rluba were
asked to estimate the number
of Ik k ela the) would nerd
for the aeaaon.
Following a quirk confer
ence
belwren
Jofnt Kridrr.
Julian Htrnatrom and Itruiley
(Ilham , the Sanford delega
tion apaw rrrj the roll rail
PACKAGE S T O R E -
BMI si. ARtAoi stua. JioxeSPtf
SVttLMttO
S?WHC»S
flrre are Ihr •purtawrllrn* choice* fur the Florid4 B lair league'* *3*': “ Ml-Crleran” j\M •M jr tra'mt le ft
rlfk l. tap yew; Cabin, Qalneartlte. lb; Judy, SI. Aum»llne, tb ). W llln , St. Auzuvtlnc. 3b; (ioud, l.rra*
irg, Mi Lake, Sanford, It; Dominguez. tiilando, rf, Itoib.ni row, left to tiglilr lluag, t’alatka, i f ; Soali,
aytima, r; hwIndtlU, Orlando, rbp; Cary, Orlando, Ihp; Levy, tianb.nl, maitagrri I’urlia, lirlam i, utility.
sharp "SS.OOo.w
Several other director* and
league official* looked at the
Sanford group, with a hit of
anikiernent hut nr irr their**,
Sanford
pa*-*ed th f 65,000
mark la*t night.
TLOKIUAB HNEST
ntcu it watch datiuho'
1946 "Ali-RookicV All-Stars
Four-Leaf Clover
•
Charm Used lly Cards
ST. LOUIS. Ajit. 27. t/P}-On
the wall of the tt . l,oui» Catihiml
clubhouse are ten rellophaiwwrtppal four-leaf ebivcra. Man
ager Eddie Dyer of tin-Card- see.
those cloven* a- a if,-**,! *ign, 10nstnurh a* the lltnoklyo- Dodger*
had io throw ten pitcher - again*;
t|.» Card* in Sun lay** iluulilfileader. That meant that built T
Manager la-« lliinni.*-, nurd all
hu two of In p t t, i
Dyer wasn't ■■ t. .j,)., after tin
E
DON’T L E T
OLE" M A N
first game of till
*ndnll, which
t l., Card* lost h\ ,,i! mo
Angie
fa la n act red tin
uang tun af
ter walking to
f *= be m»**h
Dyer declared
IVe h-d on tar*.
nf**1 losing lh;il l i r ( game hot
t figured Howie I'nllel , nuld nf
ford to g i v - hi n o , walk- I r e s I ahiuld have lenllred w lien I’ul
let walks two hatti-i* he'- get Unit
tire d "
Here *rr the »|Hirl*»rltMV choices for llir Florida Male t.eacur'a lib * V
In right, lop row. Hum*. Octarplo, lh; Mcltrtdr, I|*> l»o*. ;i ,; R prip,, |i
Karplntkl. SI Aututllnr. If; Strhhlnt. herthuri, cl. Il,.||nni row, IrM l>* m in
St. Au*u«llnr. cl Krnnlnitoii, llrlaiu l. rhp. Morion, llrLaod, Ihp;
PaUtka, utllllr.
TROUBLE
5T/?4W GL e
to u r
■J
RA D IO O F
I0D RECCPTIOM.
National Ski Jumping
Champion
SEEl/S FOX DEPENDABLE
REPAIR SERVICE- WERE
Trouble S hooters
ffiauiX Q/)pfianc<A
>1* -filtihfr nf I
uniirmmous
on
i-
•% r*
In* UMl) ‘‘A IL Itu o k
y
'
*i»
\
tr
lt*uiii Lplerlnl by C!a*» l> I
Li
Htntv LeastUr
r^loilHl ill
.» I
lu-iitlip* Jlrrn
0 9 c * O p e n * I 2 t ‘lB - 4 0 c
TO D A Y & W ED N ESD A Y
llete me the
\ll >
S ta r*, willi Ibelf ha I oe
ing 'n-iord* throughout io11
Thur*dny;
II,.d Hum*, dria io, H,
Md i l)Jh. >'
•rue,
3li, -UH; Cc*‘.
Oilumlo . *», ,*iTiU; Krtrplu Li
August ne, If. Ml;
I *
burif, rf. J294; Kilttuiil*. I»*l
If, .«M; SI III 11 S» \«u* .
c, .207 Kenniniftuif, I n*I ■
121-If; Murlon, H fljiii'l, H*.
Suiih, huytonu. hi* h n
1 benb* Id, I'ululkn, nliM *
Tin* >r t|bm iivrri*h4** •*
(
WEDNESDAY
SPECIAL
MEN’S RAYON
SIZES
29 io 36
Tan and Blue
CY**HEH3 OABOSHB. M .A -K aty
Turner, Just back from Uic Nation,
al Water Hki Tournament in Hol
land, Michigan, brought bnck an
other honor for Florida. Klir won
the Women'* National Jumping
Conte-t. and Judging by the ra*a
wltti a inch she clear* thla Jump, it
leave* no rlionca to arondcr why
STANDINGS
FLORIDA STA TE LEAD ITW I. I
Orlando *
pi * .(]
SANFORD ............. 75 55
.5
St. Augustine
72 fat
,6
Dol-rnd
.... .. L„ At A|
,f,
I'olatKn .... ......
59 70
J
Lcoahi rg
65 70
.t
Davtoni, lleach
51 70
.4
(iaineaville ___
g'J ge,
.2
Ye* erday'* Hr-idt*
Orlnnd- 7, SANF*OHI> 5
I’alatko H I, I^eaburg 0-1
(iaineaville'int St. Auguatiio,
poatponed, rain
Del.and at Daytona Bench,
postponed, rain
SPORTS ODDITY
mill (iiiiitt'-v illt ■
111111*1! SllYCflllt ill.
'k
SH it |
llrynnl #».h pollnl a virt«
Tiiru last Thuralny n ,*••'
iimkie nll 'ln r * Imd a t, , *
! iug Average of ^U2 wiiii
fit of Moiloa or Kcimii','
mark.
Bum * and S.'.’bliia* had **pi «
ied in evary gnine played by (It i
'club* thru Thursday, a di-t n 't
held aUo bv Buddy l-nkr „f
a
ford and J a<,k Wilke* of S ’ ' r
ui» ine.
Hum* wa* a I to !l choice
loir.’* of S t. Aegiistlne,
Clmillrt of Daytona g a tin g ')
(hM vote.
Mcllryde wn* the choice of t •■
rwritie*, while two took Him * !<
of I'ulatka, and one chn-e M f t,* la
of Caineaville.
Sprague had four vole*
'*■ *
poll'd by OrtindoV IVigmiu, •' •
one each for Sanford'* (Ilong ■ 1
I'atalka'* Sofia.
Uiyant of Sanford nml Soli*
go a vole each for abort-t p.
with Cor*, getting the otluu ■*•*.
Silverman and Daytona'* J"e
Ft i-eh pmte I,,| that lloggr-h;,| inn d tlnee pilclir* on a
llr-mklyn hat lei
iSery Frankie
hazed -on*- uaniv* at llogge**
Iwfoie Hit* di-pule war. over, and
Dusty was reallv pe red.
The uni|i -detnninled, "D n l yo i
eall me a ' ‘1ugy**rheadT" and
Frisch snarled haek, "No, I rilled
you a I uMdehon.l"' T'Jiey proved
to h ' I iimkie'* fantoii- la*t word*
o f the game for with that llagges* waved him i'* the *hov,,r».
When I louse Shortage
(Joes To The Head
We nl»u linntllt* I he. D A VIS line nf
Km i
MARINE COI'PF-R PA IN TS FO R IIOATS
SPORTING,
Do
n lao
CARTOON
NOVELTY
NEW S
GOODS
M ollToN . III. — (AT . T h e talk
of the town I* u pin pie hou*e
lUrrmmdcd by u green lawn
and decorated with a , “fur rent"
algn. Hut it'* millinery an,I not
Teal e*tate. It earned first prize
In a goofy hut rontc»L
m, iUMiaM I'rrs.
• W orried Iry an un*
certain t o m . o r r o w ?
Build a accure future
with n backlog o f inaurrd aavinga. AL thia
friendly local inatitu*
lion your aavinga are
inaurrd up Io $5,000.
Probably the all-time record for
exhiOTUcn boula la held hy a
•cr^pprr named Parkey OYJaUy
who fought about 26 pram ago.
During the first world war, for
Instance!, he boj^d 1,000 exhthlUona fo r wounded veteran* and
a t arm y ramp*.
Visit Our Modern P lan t and Dairy
nt 201 It & Sum m erlin
\ll the Milk You Want
PHONE 1061 o r 2302
symphony orchestra,
md herself Way to a gag—soon
II worn—after the took a spare
Utah
m's eatab-
FOR
M agnolia
TEDERALoAVINGS
AND
LOAN
«m
A SSO C IA T IO N
OP SEM IN O LE COUNTY
ccoiiNTS sm um ro ui»
to im w m
REGULAR
D E L IV E R Y
Spencer Harden Dairy
G eorge C. Harden, O w ner 4
M gr.
�»
T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
P A G E S IX
g r*« !rr success wtlh hi
I. i< certainly to the
n.(vantage i f atiy form
Rural Common Sense
-
By
Spuds
thf* dm* of ih* fIr»t |iiiJ»llr*tton
Jo h n so n
J.IVKSTOCK
OWNKHS
' .’WBAL1ZK VALUK
OONTIIUL OF
More no I mui» Florida livetl in k
idknera are cominr to re ili/e th •
’importance of inkmt j>c*l control
bi their eiiterpr.se*.
For itu-ny years, farmers ham
tried to control the horn flics an I
O h e r p e s t * that,-pluRiic their r a t
tle, but it w«* 1 ften considered u
p o r t o f hope leas proposition tvcause of the Rirut riumia r of in
sect* ami unsatisfactory result 1
(hey obtained from must Insecti
cides. Tlie discovery t!:.;t DDT
would kill many sto.k pests and
proviso protection .for animal*
t w o year* with DDT,
and m a n y m u t e a r e ndhptinic t h i s
p r a d ire ei'.'ry w e e k .
Animal In
in»!
the past
dustry iftni enlomuloglral workers
b e l i e v e the d a y i s nnl f u r d i s t a n t
w h e n t h e f a r m e r w h o does n o t
l a k e regular M id s y s t e m a t i c meas
ures t o c o n * ml l i v e s t o c k peals will
be. a rare exception in Florida.
ilesldrs the humane aide of II.m
m atter (any many a farm er has
fell sorry for his cows 3* (hey
tried in vain to fifth! off m artial,
•rat* have shown thci'i’a n very
important economic alunt to live
stock pest control. licef c a tlb
that have been tr c iO J propfrly
with DDT solution* have made
notably te tte r Rains than unlnial*
that have not been Riven thia proice! ion; dairy cow* that h aw been
sprayed with Id IT have come
much nearer Ihnt a(ate of tori-
There is only about six.-hundrrdths of no ounrp of calcium
in n trillion of sen water, hot the
ny.li l builds up its heavy ah ’ll
r f calcium, ami cornl* form whole
i.ilnnii* by rollectinir this r.-Icniem.
nf tMs n o tify
K a r h r l l l m *»r d * iMil lit] ftl s al l b « H n w i l l In n , a ltd a h u l l
t ft
p l n r f fjtf r w H f f t c c n m t
f>*'«l o f fir * * K i l J r i M o f I l i a r l a ln iA M f i
a n d a h u l l It** » w o r n *** I»y ih** «*I n I r n r
;«ni, a i f f n l . or »Ui»rr»«y. a n d A n y
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RORB’S HOME BA K ERY
K H A N fvl. IN
l A l l K J K , t | rr *u » rd
I ' l r s i fj>ti(#li< a i l o i i Aug:. 20.
217 E A S T F IR S T S T R E E T .
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V-its arc hereby rnjlitr-i! In rile
Vi»it a r ♦* t»r f f i »> p*«! i f si* f! i ti.it a
your atn>eaianr<ton Itie JSUi dot of
Hepfnntber- 1aSC. In a rettsla mil (titltfiifi fur ilf* .«<In|st(Mil 'if iHnuild
f.., dln-rre Inslllultd utraln.t you * ‘(mlfn#ri» W r i t t h i , a tn i ri n r. »if
( h e Met I u n i ! f a i h t r .
In ihr circuit Court of the Ninth %i liitm ywtj
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The
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it drt]>eratc. U nlas y> t and
waryAmcricun houscwi.' k «(i
turning in your uted luts, a
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them on EASY TERMS I
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AN
IN D E l'K N D K N T
D A IL Y
THE WEATHER
’
I’rtitly i lom iy I h i* a fte r n o o n ; to n ig h t
(id cl T h u rsd a y . S c a tte re d a fte r n o o n
sh o w e r* m id
Ih u n d iT sto rm * s o u th
m ill c e n tra l p o rtio n s. E ig h t lo m o d c-rnln w inds m o stly n o r th e a s te r ly to
e a s te r ly th ro u g h T h u rs d a y .
S fu r a lft
N E W S P A I'K K
—.V - H
V O LU M E X X X V II
^
Ettabliihcd 1908
Truce Called
By U.N. Over
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S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . W E D N E S D A Y ,
......
Army And Navy’s L a r g e s t P l a i n s Unveiled
.
iute
U. S. Proposes Eight
j Membership Appli
cants Be Okeyed By
World Organization
n
AUG.
■ ■-
28,
NO. 2 4 5
A s s o c ia te d P ress E ra se d W ire
F oreignMinistersSeekMeans To Speed. Up Conference
Officials Begin |
Investigation Of j
Prison Disorders
LAIvH SUCCESS, N. V..
Aug. US, (/f>—The United
Nations Security Council
called a truce in the dispute
over Greece, and turned to
the question of new mem
bers for (he U.N. T1mv United
States proposed that eight
applicants for membership
he admitted to the orgnnizn.-
1946
■ —
Bitf Tour Rejects P ro
posal By Australia
To Investigate Re
parations Demands
Jewish ItelugiTH Seal T o Cyprus
I’ A l i l S , Ally*. '-!!». (/T)— A l l
A m i rii ftii ilp h 'R .itin n .io n rc u
-m y- H int tin* Mi): F o u r K o r i-it'ii M in is tr r s p r o lia b jy w i l l
n u ’ i’ i
(o m o iT o w
to
sock
i iion ns l o s jii’c’ d tlji w o r k o f
i
iSt’Vun Cimvipts Are
Uuca pin red
After,.
Break In Alabam a
Hit* I'v-mo* eotif.MTticc, now
.in its f i f t l i w i’ i*V T h v F o r t-iyfii M iiiis t r r s O o in u 'il |ir o b .tlily v\ ill m rv t in tin * ‘ F r e n c h
For»'i)rn O f f i r i ’ .
A .French
Foreign
Ministry
iit.iii .III ( Dial tran ce had
, i |ii,-,l ihe B r'lld t piupocal for
t!„
-tlHi; -*f *be
fxreiRO
Mini 1 .1 An Amertrarv informant
>.l in.ii Soviet Kni'-ign .Mini*
l,-r Miilntm had accopieri tho
ngpc Don ■ fm tha meeting o f
! Die Biff Four Foreign Ministers.*
Ilow eycj. there vva no immediate
[ confiriiMtion from Hu-idiin source**
Feiu-tary
of
Stole
Jam es
Byrne iviu saol D* iiave consen-
WASHINGTON. Am:
i.l
I .» -an ,d ll- Min l —l.iy I-7*: in ,i »
th- MMI 1| lint- tu.ltll'11 .Util l-ttn
iltsn tlrn wiii li cauu i u night i l .
heavy yvritciu lit,
a liny Stdte I’lla jn net* Mind .
.. it.- iv (^ t ,tinting i it v *i cn * . I
llon. Il was pointed nut that
*-Rne Council must decide on mem
bership applications by tomor
row.
That wa* the reason th* Coun
ft.... ,, ft,.- . .a ,.ti i.-. ... i
cil agreed ,to shelve the argil,
♦>*» i * 1
Ml I III |*1 1 »*M •D i t r i t . ix I) |
meet la-tween Itussla nod Britain
- u « |» t ( h i m u ri« i iI.........I
Ifflr
and the Netherlands over charters
III
!»**• l. il l |
r* » m l
n I IV
of
against Greece Iirotigbt l>y the
oil,'I I
It
VAttla
r M i l i u m hiNl
IDESoviet Ukraine. The Ukraine had
V .tel I I
wa!*' »
f i n ill
1
i»i n * U f f
accused the present Greek gov
THE ARMY'S NEWEST BOMBER, the X B -3S. lam . si brnd-burd tom b'r lit Hie world, r. pictured In i m r l l*f%! t i i' i j (itcliu.s m i i l i r ernment of threatening pesre.
The nations which applied for lllj(!iL (lop* near Port Worth. Te*. Dtsariliia the ftu prilnrlm -i that carried tlir war lo Japm. It Iota (jftftsrti1 a n d h i p| *1 l i l t ’ MIB«»
h
iemhership are
Albania, Af- MX motor*, a wing span of 330 feet, a ienath id IfD (<-•!. and ran carry tn.noo pounds c.| tarnitu for ff»r ♦» ( l - « u . W a 1t|pn \ \
10.000 miles. Used as a troop transport, the tune emit could carry t!K) dully equipped InUnirymen. !«if» i - s l i i u h l c . I l i r ti n 11m f!** td
haniatan.
Transjordan.
ftrie,
tinctured at bolttfm Is Ute Nuvy’a XR-60-1. o th eral. knoaii as the lurkh-n) CoiidlttlTDll. u II It
i. I - . ft,, pi>q..... -.1 meeting of
Portugal, Icf land, Sweden and [shown to th* public (or the Unit time at Burtr-ink t v III 'the 93-ton clo d -sill ru m a piy load ot l i r - i v v
*
\ l •I*** m u *
•(11ft’ | h
the Mongolian peoples’ Itepuhllc. 19.000 pounds,
il.,
I -reign Miin-9 *i 1 i'ouucil
<International Kouielphotu*
*.i K i il»y.
when It, tti Ii I -te le " Secretary
Siam has withdrawn her appli
H«.«fl lliaf
»■- - li e .ill made the -icge*cation pending settlement of a
i -• •
15
tig. ,
dispute wi*h France over Krrnrh
I f titi r
rll’Ml
t, *,tis. »■’ .j.
I,
Indn China.
,
\\ -i, ,
• uiitk l(lhThe virulaul germs of nn tuft ilif'llV* i\ i
1» i hint |*i •*teit-ationnl war apt*ear to t»- wi ie
\
IN.
. ...
spread these -lay*. In the Balkans
r* l.*l n i | n n i t l <
.' v i ls*i *. -i i
t •-1» ir at inU
A
In the Medil -rranesn. In the
« fftmli •
N il • •
Moslem world, all the way from
IUvHliOd I'r^M
lit
I .* » gist »•.
i» »,ir> of
iC gypt to Indin. Pprhtt|>». too. in
I! P*•*fc t u ih«* ifhJin ttl meat
Chin*
I lo«P i .M it r.»i|t«» mrwii a re• l l i t u v t -i t
■liii
tbe
Reporting
from
Jerusalem,
that wrpr
C a i n t » t i n r-»-ilimi
t hi n e i'”.I oDu
Joseph C. Goodwin, of the A*
-i inn tin ni*A lapsed
tti I ' l l l t i
a * i it of I m Hit r resoriat'd Press, observed today
till June JO
I- . Ill vi tic-iti'Ui •*
that in ten months of traveling
til*-»’|VCI W i initititMi aic i»re* j
1 0.
\if!4‘f * it =: J|4 al*. I n |1fl 4 ) K(|
In trail, Iraq Afghanistan, West
II1&C that the lira rcdtiigs nil
1- ■ ifiioO'ltiliiH aH.illlTt
slcdkr. dwjta rna-*tt‘ IminburgtT
eru India. Palestine, and the Per
'Hie Trl-Oounty Wfi.-s.. imp * ttl' li amt otlan mr it ir»* ^olng t<i 1^*
Hi
ft •I (but
the
sian Gulf countries, he has sren
For the purpnM* of atirrlmr up
wi!i‘ - ti|»|»of t tr«»n<only one spot of ‘ relstive Iran- public opinion tn the
I’ nitcd muaUta of Bj Kcndniv’r fit-itise htiih^r limn Hh* .luu^ jo IcveU, f .ID) Itrilmn In ‘ a y
( u m t
1f i l m
c u t in n
quality, and that was in tiny Rtat^v In remove Allied force* and Votusla munty lanch'rs run, - i -a1 i* I*h i *
from T rltilt, the recent downing tinued et
Knth Hr until tietirUiry Clinton Antjpr.on Iwh UiC
Afghanistan.
.
‘ trtrf.iy f l l li nift^itiding -'dtr #l*it * ltii.il hn\ oil all igrit ijll ii M rdl*
H i V\ h M 1:1 A n ’ ’*•
r
j» Politlrsl and religions ronflki* of two American plane* by Yu
iirv wtuM ttkfa
unlr^ • ly that Iif. 1 Uf- t ****** ft’i
and the Imperialistic rivalries be goslav fi^hfet* w*» a deliberate ^^OfddKiUt the W l f
r«i Rllfhlrrn
Want*
a
hrw.l
nl
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no
(I
till
lulled(ft-<7V|* IX,viVood tob( mrmhrra
11*1! tilt! Mft •11tr Ito^fkil 111 ( (ir h
' w-eati Ihr'BHfiMi BirT nfr*WfiDtahs set
T>r. Audrey t’arklmlE 9f ‘ Rollln. aright In ralllr xml txi,- I>;lerv
ffrktm- f i*ti. .1 S frill
Ltj |3*r ft11*
rale* constant threat* of trouble oif th* Klwtnls Club at it* week
till'
tieit
m
onlm
l
le-'-tiiee
ef
ly luncheon bxlay at the Com. Onlle*p. elementary school mns ii(4***1 * ■ t» • • ni •It 1" f he- h, r
everywhere.
j
,
,
;
l.
■
on
live
aiiiiixi
at
no
lalit »[«)[» Frldo) on "Methodh..f tftft.l
h^r if
The Moslem.League'* direct act munity llou*e.
nigtlt lomurroa O l .r llte-a- rri.
*[)» ills
rfl * il r,Th.- U \»
Marshal Tito, Ml
Wood de and K.tctllflrs for Eratuallu: l
ion pnliey generally Is held to l*e
dlvklual Nrrvls" Mr* Jessie Win i losa, a ir Used Hie nPA av
in
responsible for the delay in clared. 1 . a tool for Premier Sla ot Orange County on Hvturd.v •III te- rasy lo determine parkti i**|*l -t> ■ ff •t * '» «M Isft
It* **ht ii 111 n -inglr
India’s Independent*'* within the lin’a Soviet governmeuL "I hope, talked of leariiln* try in'* of handi wlmle'vter anti rrtall pti e-, tint NVa hii'fcr, “ D
lilkllru hr i! mr |-i1 hi 4 |trt|(|iifi
•n. i/P)
\.ft
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British commnnwrallh. Iran, lorn Mr. Wood continued, "th at public craft and exlilbllrrt wesvln;' ni ’ will iwTtnne rltectlve stinrOy
■ I ’ U*'
for th*1 fi»ti»i*‘l 1, Ur If i t ' l l o f tlir \WO VtiUNti JKWPiH WANDFJtHf i Ir,i.v« t h n r (Hi (|nl
t on (inm At\ u iiii mr
by internal strife, and only rc- opinion In thi* country' will mil nmt pupitelv matte tjy ttie clnklrrti
More new* Irons Hie t)PA half. defrnilntiu
|t Jfiitf * I\U?r»ttnr. ahrir with *•'»(* |*i re11tr., they wt?i* (f u» ileiird I? ni#»y I ru n ,i I I Tm
removal of our 111 her cloo.-room*.
W a taurt
centiy freed of foreign ^ troops, demaiul the
s j j Die lilting of crtltnrs into
i il*' I* iil inis • iii»|» ** Hir i i t ml
f«Vr i*u>ov4l «♦ * «
J*»!i*t Mwfiii-ri. iii© mi .» Ilrithh
fall'll!
,
fV»
forco
from
Trieste
berauve
th
;
l»i .1 n
^now i A i new force* masetd near
i h UMItit i net u on ll*
many polishes and If.iUirr:. C-tl lawyer, -aid • lie roil ft ti§ » hviify •ff <'rjin n Pictured le*bra Millie t»t Hh nmiv (halt / 1IfI
VL-ltnrs
to.
the
wwkiluip
dutint:
t M
f fftftit.*
»m*r northern and southern front United S ta te , must make it ite (tie part week tmv* Inrluded Mi
'
M tti
litres were removed from .tin,- ft-» - alicgdv I-,i.l
I* 11* •'!»#■ IIP'-: ill. Ii ifii * It*i hud nttF’inpIfU > * t ub
1 ft\| lltltl 11•V .»•
•\ Pm
-,f \| ,
iers.
Announrernenta
in Delhi buslneai to remain there.”
hirnlime and anlonioblte i«>lt l
m
l
tit*
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to
Dora
Wdpper.
roordlliatot
of
l|ri;i
I
iH|tin
Rival
iihtl'-t
’
fniiii
linn .-xild •’ 1 * 1 ii 1ft•1f it f hi i n i (
"W e did not think that Ethi
I’lHUli
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have said that a brigade of In
h
filltrervliory Programl ' t/l Hen- and from .Home lti-Iu--.tr Ui i <<■ o f 1he * x- 1* 1 * ft#«ft
H» A* ci! lie I Et, ploiiift 'i ! i>f it* -u o ffi' i
list
V 1 fini
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dian troops dispatched to Iraq was opia or Poland was any busines* demon, fl-ld mpervl.or an-l Ml
ftni lie* 'and tlresvln*
Coo1' - 1Iw lllell . ■ 1 f * • 1 *»>•* ...................
sent to protect British and Indian of ours.” Mr. Wood continued, Kalle fine RlhoLs. coil mil ,1I< to v,Tf aho lltleil Irimt i l-xtr
fad.......... . . i - *
I
interests in the south Persian oil "but we found out lsler that iiarrolk ertiicalloii and of tht1- • leather* Mitring from -o'- . liflie
It,.
1. ft s. 1
It was,”
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the
-Ft lit ,it i >ii
I,, t-et.ra aktii-s Tlte <li’ A
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fields.
drp.iioirni of education
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flit
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,
•tn -y
Mr. Wood
outlined
bis
.e
rv
lrsi
•ell
1
Ihese
aeltonv
were
taken
hrtax»*
Today, the Soviet News Agency
...
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Mis urace Emign, field repte, * t ‘ 1tti •>>t»4 1
Ill'll! !
feivian* ’
■U 1he
He
Tl)l„
the leaDier* and the wave ,
carried a Tehran rep-rt that ten a* an officer of the United S ta te . ’ ; , (lUnvr (lf UlP
rti
n
In*
1
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!
turlll
were
Mitfian
AliBelBlh-1
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te warded a* having minor mnevt"
unity t 'f le e t - an I >'inthctisand fully-armed Punjab* bad Navy a W d , vair ous cargo ve, ,.^ #m)
by Die ox t V* lt,"« II11r -1r 11 lift
Uevimr.umr A c •—. The -ts=
W limi i
arrived in Basra, the port of Iraq sets in tha Mediterranean *----rr* j on Monday concerning Die value imirtrlance
*i|il. ..uh#--s|m i.liv, bv- lbe-nirtluej ,
world. ^tUP. .Dt .the newtth >program to-O *' 'Vf- Wlnorhee' OPA order - h ttH 1- 1
Ion •■ •.* general - will decide on
— recent, , ------near, the Khuylateq. oU.fieJd*. do. during the
th**
**« r In If ini.
--------reviewed
his exprT|rnre> r(f(] olll through the 13 ,-ra lr tioH from Amerlran line h-mp of bringing
hi eligibility,
dfoothern .Iran. British officer*, flicl. H Fiw
v». \ .iiiM r r t * :\
Meanwhile (be chief prinecn
lit-, iff i, l i t
it
lie
• nv-eted
^lidded the dispatch, openly **y in such famous place* a* Toulon, j j utUon W aller, fkipcriulrndf nt ot hemp loW. flax line fltar unit I l f lor, MaJ, t!<i v y* immIIihiii. Itfi’s in
I I- - I i j ly lr -I Mil
Oran,
Casiahlanc*
and
other*.
.
,.l I fin"
.-a,
pa »
Oraru* (Xmnty School*, wav * low. These Items are experlrtl lo o- -Heated that f hr pr-iarriit {nil will
that they have been Milt to occupy
• I,'
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At Toulon, he said, it was dis visitor of the workshop ImU* *n l n ample supply
i
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KhuxUlan. In I-ondon, the British
It
,.
if 1to111ft*1 f **w A fir!
re-.|
il
*
rn
covered
that
the
moral
fibre
of
fpoke, a Irw word*.
■- -it ' Man-*
war office maintain* eilence.
t
I
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Iivnr-l. M-e 1 Mil (fttiftl'ltlhiv totil hr ■■d -I
I ,f ,. lei
11 ir .17 /Vmlnole County iearli
Blood has flowed in India, Iran, the r lly ’s *300,000 population " a *
H
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rece.se.i
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M-II-I
and In* Holy Land. British w ar broken a fter tbe invasion of er* nltendlng' the shop m l'fi'
el.
IV 1«*11 iff 1‘ 1'i ! ft*lie
ney»
e«pr«t
ft.
’1
ships have anriicred off Bahrein, Southern France. The ncutteled Mrs MUdrrd Rtbcock. Mrs nla«•»( hr |
H»r
tffrfriiwi*
vvifit* r
Abadan, and Haifa. A t Afghani battleships and other vessel* of Cochran Mr* Edna Huniplire. M-a
-- thru *l#«*r
t mWrv* t” Mr m i t t
I 1- kvni
the
one*
mighty
French
fleet
Mildred
Tlllls
Mr*
KaDirni
W.dk
stan put into effect modernisation
rh<- 1 Mil.- i iti
left 1• • 1
tlirill-ft Hie*
I ., lx-. •!,, I •
were scaltrred throughout Die rr, Ml * lads RttddeB Mr- Irene
'I ;ivs Kuports I'u njali
Ians,
its
officials
claimed
to
Slut**
A
’i
<i .il Die >'i
P1'
harbor anil the stench of death Watt, Moi Marlon St. Jnlili Mih*ave a romplet# and frlrn lly un rtlli hovered over the coa-tal
I
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a*< i *-i *' itiiluu tl" -1
Divihion A s B asra
Benton, Mnt J. C ll niun
I,.,, ..............
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I
jlsrilanding with th* great pow.
III: I
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rim ril,
w ilia ,
he related.
Mia O K Ooff, Mia. Lillian tpn-|
BY*. But foreign ol»»*rv*ra ar.- city.”
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Trieste ie a city of some 260,.
tlx- ttlliI 11'. DON, Aug . F
not convinced that tha country la 000 people, said Mr. Wood who tier, Ml-i M*ry Campbell and M i» 1 I’airt. Fr«nk S liny *on d U
-1 ltr-r
It -t*1 1 1 Ill |
a *‘ J A v»ft II V I
•II I llt-l nx
In wnnl fee
Margaret Oolt.
-, ha
I,in
New
a
>,
la
altogether free of fearing Russia
and
Mr*.
I*.
L.
Ray
of
SOS
W
i
Hu* M i ' l i l r f » T if ir i t t '. iit* I H
toil,)
declared that the bulk oT th*
p, X *- |
d l-pxtcb fi--m il' hr an
Also Den Bteeie. Mr* Oroigcua 1 FJnrl S treet, wa*
or of the suspicion of Ha neigh»a* Mi, ton ol tM clicf cr • •- 1it I
flit
• h 11 {* ■
I ft if
l*
It-'
ocently
name)
R
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B
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b
O
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jw lti-ii =ai| I hat a I'unjali divi|i(ivm l
mnrslmll
.luck-ni. u funner Im iiie..
bora aero** th* guif-studded KJiy- people are Italian. Slav* are Hamll, Mra Ellwbeth EaDm..Mr m ilia ry
U i n -p 1 i|tA l i l i ’ l
im n ‘ (fu ll
Li »
next in number he naid. follow.-d Ti j Harris. Kdwmnl , Mardnll T iierle, accxrdiiig l" liifiiniul'--,’ |
t n t f I P.IMKI m i -11 I1111I qaao -d
Pass.
rial*- ot K. II Hciin-H
|n|f jut ,1 1 ; tin \ |fu I • If
in i |i - ! m i | port n( B.i-ra. This
I 'Itir flrqca.-cd served av « '(,irTehran, foreign dlplonfate are by a general mixture of many Mr* M*rv Hllne, MU* AtUlaldr tc c 'iv H her** to-lay.
fit!.
.iv - A tin u r I f f ■ . *' - , 111
irtiil ofltcer *llh tin- United Dixie, ml’II’A ilff flPf- Jllllt ill* I ’ll!*1 I p„i 1 illy =» 111-nr It, ill fi-ld t - f
f^ apt.
K a y H i tt p r o d I I - - a i m e d 1
saying that Ruasla is lining-up race*. Th# port at Trlcate wa* one Richter. Mi.%.* lUbroce 6D-vcm Mr*
the best harbor* In Europe,. Gladys' BrniHi. Mlsa Eflirl ID-er. farces W i t h lllr I2tth lilfaiilrv1
*1 I-, rn truii,
rtriuv J ii Dir PiuUllr tin .1 uni *.t
troops along the frontier facing of
i . i It*** \ rivi,
w ill
n l I in
•
BUFFALO, N. Y„ Aug.
although some of the facilities Mrs Ellralielh Lynch. C.irl KctDev.
I.
ini it- 1 . I tii-i- l lh.it large
Iran. 'One of them predicted mill- •were destroyed, he remernbere-l. Mr*. Hamilton RUbee. Mrs M.i i,f the Florida National GmHi (47 - Tin- Nali-mnl Laliiii It.-11 iri rnHv dlvtiarg-'it li-mt »- tlvr h e i r .1. t i f f
‘ Mil I
il*
it I »* II
dill) Hr I. Mirvivril h Ii" a-tl- ,»•■ w - i n i 1Ii,, In•*■-** "f . (Iftiil *l»l t i l *f , 1*, ■-■1,11.- o f ammimitmn were
tatry action between, the Iranian The city aurrounded by natural Fort, MU* 1-aura ClilUctuleu, Vic wa* otdered Into active ii"'; (ions Board iejectHtgumi-ntv
l,iig
-n! to tbe A1alta, among
ami onr child.
army and the Aierhaijan pro- beauty, has always been a (He tor Orantham. Roy HkbuU, H.iy- Nov, 2x, 1910, He attended id ; Ihat the rifhl f free sprrrh
Ms!
I ti*’ 11| A i i t f l
J i t|« ^ w i l l
la l army within two weeks
vl
Ilia* (-iiH tiii.il m j Dt . “ k vtii'io it 1 banyvl a .-it, was lx*ili[
fiiur training ochool al Furl Hem UttM an rmplnyrr to c miiel
btmi
Mllwee.
Mr*.
Ootdle
KrelUcr.
of
trouble
and
unreeL
[ io h ' I . x'D to fur lor 111 an UpICeettewM m M s I we)
-On V. R. Day.” Mr. Wood de- Mr* Mejtle I.irgrnt, Mk* Erue.Mlne mriff, (in.* nnd wAt coinmiMion^l j workru In ll^tri to campaign i|,s jr H j ( I# ^
M a i l l / D a d a*!lift nnli«»M-x
'H h* AiluurJl nini*’*! U'»H »**■ fit i i , - uinrd al f-ixn-lllig 1111 (11dared, "the German* still, had North, Mr* Rosebud North awl In D^mbfcr, * 1041, After *rr ,*perch**.
lug at Fcrt Jacksun, H. C'.. of
th f
if ruwiii.au j ' |■*•111, ot Kliurritun. The rich
v
The c«^r was that 0/ <uik HuikIh E«r (iurmany lntwn fluting
control of the City. It appeared Waller Teague.
was
transferred
lo
Camp
Hood.
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Ml Ulf 1 .|| I n M -.f ...Hilhrrn Iran are
7
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Brother*,
1
f
fllcan,
*.'rw
a* If a race would be held be
; t '. ili-d hi KIllltiilSN.
Tex. frir tank destroyer Iraini" which had hero nccii-ed by lie
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HKIILIN, Aug, M. Id' 1 'll"- f»rmt
tween the British, American apd
ftItfili-b War O ffice del-dore
being
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Untl-H
Auto
W
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rk
n
*
of
>n
riitiunent ot American air mill for
Tito force* lo reach the city.
. -ii,nl t„ make any comment -*u
Bowie. Tex.
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(lrrnun
rlvlMsn*
will
arrive
lofair labor nracllre.,
KegiooHl
Tito force* seer* the flret to
- friur
i f
I i! ih
\fl H f r . i i i h hr ,;.-vt 1 Agency’s s u r r tie ill.
(’-apt. Ray was later senl t„ >" NLBtt Direct,11 William J , Irani inonnw In Frankfurt ami liertin to
enter but the American and
f
Guy D. Wood Is New Price Ceilings On Meat May
Main Speaker AtJ Not Return To Levels Of June 30
Kiwanis Meeting ,, T .. . .
SayH Attack On Air-||H Continuing: At
craft Made lo Stir w • i
« i . fli
U. S. Public Opinion
m1,mK
” 0C)I
Counsel I'or ( ’ap t.
Nash Seeks High
■Kx-Marion S h eriff
Awaits Killing By
Alt. inev (General
Arlm. Halsey Says U. S. Navy Will Co
Where It Pleases Despile Frulests
•-; -lair.'
Donald Jaeksnn
I'ormer Kesidenl,
Dies Of Folio
Capt. Riiy Named
P r o v o s t Marshal
Of City Of Trieste
Free Speech Case
Relations
French To Build
Monument InHonor
Of U: Sv Soldier
,
WAEHIWTTOfft. AUf. 38, U f)~
Th« War Department disclosed tod * f that a monument erected by
.^ r o c h gift* win honor an Ameri
c a n aoklter hero. T h t aotrUer, Pvt.
James d . UaCracken of Red
Springe, H, <7, died to tare the
Normandy town Of
KaCncken pr*
p ftTt ntftd
tag of a brldft at Mayen ne two
year* ago by cutting wire# that led
to a Oerman explosive charge. The
HaaU' failure to knock out th*
bridge' prevented too ret;
Oermanat-froro making a
which
, hare destroyed
Jp m .
The Red Springe soMlrr. who waa
i old. waa killed by
ho emerged into too open
th his comrade# to complete the
- ’
—1
— * ■ *.was with
--- “the
*
MaCracken
igtQawc combat Battalion
•OUT infantry Dtvhton. tn too
Third Army•.' 9 s iJ L t- :
Bo U tarted in too
MUlary CrtneUry a t ”
t™*-:
v
British troop* threw a triangle
ICw ilssfft aw page ftwel
New England Black
Market Is Revealed
BOSTON,> Ang. »
OPA Regional Office told today
o f an aoloRiobila black market
operating through New England.
The black market ring wa* aald
to hara eold c a n at prices up
to 11,000 over ceiling*.
’orcement executive William
8 . Sleigh. J r ’ declared th« operata followed the earn* pattern
a* Ah* vast block market auto
exposed In Loeiville, 8- C.
that price# for IW8
automobiles ranged up to | 2,fi00.
aald the OPA will bring
suspension eulte to eloae
the businease* of dealer* found
violating lb# pr!c* law*. How
ever, he declared, no action will
bo token- against tho purrhasen
•f; '
‘
Truman PreparcH To
Return To Capital
oversea* reptneemeot depot. H»
landed a t NapV.**, Italy »n I w*'
stationed in ' the Veneris G ull*
nrea until he wa* transferred t"
Trieste and aislgnesl to Id* pi''
sent duly.
R oard
son ha* ll|'hrld a lr.nl rtlm in rr’s in, nn American oveiwaa iilrliurr
decision in favor of the union. 'til- Ural iddpmcnt - wlU, cotilyln
The case maw Mill h- nt'pealed 'fi nt*«il 26 000 letter*.
Mill lor Die United fPate*,
the eovrto.
Incldenlallv
the union whirl, Ilrlt tsla and Frencli occupation
wop the verd ct lost r-ut in a eonen will be dbeharged al Frank
cotlectlye bargaining eleellnn a- furt, for distribution tlirtmali Die
Orman postal aystciij Other nmtl
monjr C ltrk Brothers' employr*. will be dUIrtbuted in Berlin The
They voted I-, te- rrprracnted by air mall service tor Ortnsn rtvttthe Employers’ Association, In- am l-i one-way only [mm tlie
oorporale,l, affilin lH
with thr Unllcd Hiatus and Finland lo
Confedereled Un’rn of Am erica. Oernuny.
<4JAMILTON., ■Bermuda Aua, m .
(17—PrrparaDonj
PreporaDona are umlcrway for
Prestdwit Tmmane return to
Washington. Th* Praeldcnt plana
to end hi* vacation on Labor Diy.
The Freehtenlftal yacht Wlillsm---------- ---------------------burg wa* fueled and prnvhlonrd
today, but the departure time ha* Suwannee Votes To
yet to be announced,
Stop Liquor Sales
Meanwhile, tha Otilef Executive
I'M Indicated he won't do any
LIVE .OAK. Aug. 2S-017 •
more fUhlng off Bermuda.
An
angling exptdIUon that act. out yes Another Flo rid I county ha« Jo'.nterday was turned back by aqualU ed the dry rank*. By a vote "<
REDS BLAHT CRUIBPreaching 1U dMtlnatloii
better thpn two to one, Rpwannee
LONDON. Aug. 2H—(A7—Tbe
County residents yesterdiy voted
to stop the Kgs) sale of Kqum Communist Dally Worker today
within the county’ « described the Mediterranean crulie
COMMISSION MEETS
_£_~__ .,|
The complete but tnmfflriel of a United Btites task force a*
The CUy CDmmhritm held a return* from the county's 2" a blatant example of gangster
special meeting yesterday alter- precinct* 'show* the voting *■ diplomacy. The editorial also xaH
tha cruise threatened British ■■*
noon at tbe City IfaJl and dU- follows—
Fpr the legal sal* of liquor— well a* Russian interrst*. The
1,124.
Worker declared that the Inten
tuto for the eetobUshment of a vo
Against legal liquor **|e—2,31'. tion of the cruise was to influence
cational school a t the Municipal
Of th* SO precinct* in Suwanee the Part* Peace Conference by *
•how of force.
County only ona voted wet-
U riH 'U ls,
III
lii
I-.,
,ln-
M .il.e y
A » M*h
n
United
«m d
tit? lift* -v t ' l t u ■!
f »*»vH(||ig
ibx*
::t -ir
I—
b
he
..ill- III.I . i
\-toiiral.
n
I IKL KXTINGUISIIKD
m l!
A small fire cauartl by a de*
lectlvp gss (irater in a garage
apartment at 801V4 Float Second
Ktreei was cxtinguiilicd quickly
yesterilay afternoon by the F'iro
I , |>mi Intent. The npalttnm t 1*
•sr<i|o,-.| 1,y A. i - ilutler. Thi#
» n 1lie F ite Department’s firs t
LAST MOVir.S
,
'17ie last movie In tlir -.-rlr* ot call In thiee days.
rrcfeatlonsl acitvlly tor younptrrv j
_____ _______________
DROUGHT llltDKF'N
will be held twm-irruw allernoan |
St 3 00 o'clock There s lit ic on" TE3TIM D N Y FAVORS K F JT B L
-----------ABILENE, Tex.. Aug.
hV> (rsture nmt two shorts, 'the pro- [
■v-tlravy r«lt>* hxv* finally broken gram will be free of churi''
f-'ULUNBKHG. Germany, Aug.
will cruises t" J.ntin A m - tr i
ihnuld be rtmH(.il"d. Bui hr. wai n
ed that the l!nilc,i Htutrs m I
not try to w » d Ho- big lick >r
Interfere In tbe binlnes .-f -dh-i
cnunkrlcs
-
a -Irmight in West Texas anl the
129. IA'>^ The War Crimea Trt■ST '
P IR F DAMAGES HIGH
hutud hs*
admitted evidence
»oulh plains lh»t has gripped tb •
atea for several nmnths, I'rcehr
WF NATCH* * Wi ll . Aug. * t . favorable
to drfcndaiiL Field
were sent rn * rargpig* ami stock —(AT—A fin ; in (tie burin*** Marshal Wilhelm Keitel coneernw»ter tanks vrere filled. In th* d ljtr'cl of Wenslchre this morn- log Bacteria warfare. Tire court
plains region weat and north o f , Ing Is estluint-d I - have rained placed op record today a letter
dnniHgi- Fir* men hi ought purporting to show that Keitel
Liildax-k, rain* <rf up to two inches
were reported pv«j- n general area Die flames t-nd-.r control a f i« r , wn* upset anti angry tn Seplemof
he
fc* the first time in nearly twu half a block of hull ting* ha I heel bet. 1943, when __learned
i» spread gc
germs among the
years. The drought conL’nuea, how. wiped out. T h n e me m* report* -if plana |o
Allied population.
casualties.
aver, in the San Angelo are*.
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ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPA IRS
• FANS
• MIXERS
•
• WASHING MACHINES
• VACUUM CLEANERS
• SEWING MACHINES
TR O TTER APPLIANCE SERVICE
3 0 4 W . SECOND STREET
PHONF. 10G4-J
New Issue Of Convertible Debentures
Recommended Bv A.T. & T. Officials
NEW
YCHK
CITY.
Aup
21.
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of t l , | A m ' r c m T ele p hon e and
T e le g r a p h C o m p a n y vnle d y r a t r
tlay to r e c o m m e n d t *|ockholder«
u ne w i * a . e o f c o n v e r t ib le lebeh
ture., in an a m o u n t not in
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nuthoi ite,) r a p i l n l vtrcV o f tlm
c o m p a n y f r o m 2.’, million to 35
million. s h a r e s , an d th e adoption
o f an e m p f y r e a ’ Mock plan under
w h c h u p to 2 .Hf.0 ,0 (XI * h a r e . mlW
la- iuMliil an d a r id In <tmphiyec*
o f the C o m p a n y an d its aubaidi*
to Udintf, f epol tad t*e.a c l i w eek for fo u r con*
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rrr.pda foi ruill lime out.
now
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v a r lla ln a rio t .
T I» K T R U H T K K H O F IN T K ItN A I.
IM 1‘ IC tiV i : r i K N T
FU N K
re a -rv -a
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tlo v e rn n r
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Ht r e a l, u . a A o R r lea 1C. P a llf o r n ia .
You. m : < l l| i) K K A V I K , are here*
by notified that a_£Ult for illvori e
haa l. e a n . s n l s m i a a a ln a t y»u |.y
M A Jf>lt|K W. ITAVIK, In llie C irrolt f o u r ! of the Ninth J m l l r U I
•Ir tult In and fo r Hrnilnnle t*oiiai>a
Florida.
*
You are hereby•,a<|ulrril to hp* ** r In .S a id rauye on the Vlb day
•f Hrideifibrr HH( In lh> office of
:hy 'C le rk , Of. eal|t C.^nrl !.l the
'...in I loo* e iii Mu.i .,i,i. Florida
nol III default thereof, » decree
pro e.infeaao w ill be entered and
he ranee proreiwl , , j a t t . to flnui
leera*.
,
,
,
T i l l s nfitlre ab all be published Ih
■ be Hanfonl H era ld ae by law pro*
WHrat «nd Corn
TUXEDO SCRATCH FEED ..........
TUXEDO SPECIAL ECO MASII
TUXEDO 2« * DAIRY FEED .....
CITRUS PULP ... ..........
YELLOW CORN .............. ** .......
TUXEDO CHOPS (Sweet Feed)
ARMOUR FERTILIZER ... Ask ?<>
HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE
oh irr Second and Sanford
Phone 358
tlllllKH HF FI' Ml.IP (TillVI
Ihe roinpnny eatimnlr* lhal "it
Ihe lliltild offi'rlnu mote tha i
« n. \itirn>:s 1 1 *
Min.ntHi Hell Hy*len* einplnye*
• W ARSAW .
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l/Pl - T h e
will la1 eltuible In pun li. » I*.it • pi o r of A m e riritn r i g a r r l i m aolil
T O T S ’ K K O C K M — p u ff-th irle d and
p rr lt v . In w a a h a b ir rottn n a to atay
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If
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notified
that
\ Q J a U i W / —* >
at.lt fo r dlvorea haa bean (lift!
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a .u ln a t yuu -In th e above a t y j.ii
ru iirt b r Jo ae p liln e A tw onil llu a h ,
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and lh a l you a ra ordered to file
ilM
se-.
your w ritte n a p p e ara n ce Ip erao n al*
ir o r . by a l l n r n e / ) to I h r ' l l l l l of
• p T>x
"
1 C o m p lain t In eald ra u a e on M onday,
Sep tem ber I. m e a n d to th e re a fte r
Aod n
ttatrk
" r > "ur defenaee.
If an y youUMh av
a second
a llo
K on
on an
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of
r ae,.
one In Ih e Y u g o s la v i,ulred by iaw .
t ih u w n OH th e u h o v a
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.n.y. triin
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II.
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.o d ra la n a la d naa
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M r*. HYadie R u th L y n ch H o lt,
w ill- he
held
at
the
T r in it y
Ch urch San fo rd A v y . and Oth 8 t*
Sund ay AU|t. 25 th a t 2:30 P . M.
Adv.
C h a n e e ry No.
Ji •S K I’l l IN K A T W O O II n u u i t
P la in t if f ,
K»»r»Mr1l
J»nl flay »>f A'ictsit > 19IC,
IN T l I K 'C I R C U I T C O U R T O F T U B
NINTH J U D I U I A t . C I R C U I T O F
T lI K HT AT K OK F U i l l l K A
IN
ASK
KOIf HUM INOI.K * CO UN T Y
IN C I IA N C B I I V .
AUSTR
palur-. ami Tt r penei.al tai|«iraei
p .r f n c
• Th; fTnnpAtiy I*” " 1
out thnt lMCVIl*r of lln tinpinnl
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111’ ah.I III Oilh’r II* rail i I •> *
iiapti.v. rvijtni* ip ivitr-. llo II il
^y ti in im ’ ••literril op......... he
Imp at n nHruct nn piopiiini
its liirtnry. till- wfll Here Iltitr
■ihtainiiip nver the neit few year
\ny *iilc lanliat nnu mil of id 1*'
n o I 11,1,1 n iiliio V IU l.'lIrlv
FINAL HITK3
Legal Notice
A special in e clin if of alnckimlileiw in vole on the reconimemlatioirf w ill tie held O ct. Hi. Pruthea
and ticcompanyinic »tnt«n.*jnt* i Ii-jir iilin ir (he | r n | r * a l * ate l>eip|C
fin p a n d and w ilt ho dialled Sept.
7. J'lnre ap p roval by holder of
harew oulstainlt w o - ih in l
nuireil to n iilh tiriie tl*
s issu e, the Compahv
iin p h avitea
the
irnpnrtaore
of
: I - c M iim Ip w r r t u fn in i’ then * i.'i|
i l p im icH p ru in p lly if IK >' do
ir l r ( |* e :t In ntlem t the n iirtin ir
hi
, >r ain. S to rk h n lilrr
or f
r r,t pi the rln v r o f iH l'in r . K rp l.
CASUAL
FRID A Y, A ug. 23, 1946
THE SANFORD HERAI.D, SANFORD, FLORIDA
P A C E S I*
i *« •r prill
i At i a n
f R A N K U M l T . H r* m a n y , A n g
.-J, i *1*i T h e U n ite d S ta t r a A r m y
rttnnutired •inlay th at a U uasiatt
. o r e 1 p o l.ir
tir nt
had
^pe*tt
a lly
» yem
* P ) io k
ih
th r
A in e r ir u n t n r of o r ru p n lio n . T h e
r y e n t , .Mrs, L e n a l lr r r - K r u p e n k o .
w a* tu rn ed uV *r to Itnim p o f f ic e r *
of the KiM ntao A r m y in Krnnlcf u l l tnd&y,
*
T<i
H K t.K K N M. P IIK H T O N . a l l o w
r* • U lr iir r |a ul 6(l« tiliiiihd M ill,
l»lam>. .N* V.
\ **u m r h e frlijr
**ml ralo a|i|»rar In a r r r la lt i lllll
«*r • «*in|il.i lit t 1 1 In i
aaaln at
you
M ary 12 l'r»Mt(»n fur d ltitrc a ,
i .i . m t*«*H«lini( lit ih * U lri'u ll t*outt
ul
t'ltu n ly . K lu tld a , on
ur l iv f r r r lh a Ha p la in t a.* M ill* l»a>,
li« la II, tha 2nd d a y m H rptam bar,
I M l.
I.rt till* u ri\rr li* pulillali*«| fur
tlir
a la lu t u ry
lim a
faiiu lrad
tiy
law In T l I K HAN F u l l |t I I K I l A L h ,
S aiifu td . Haijilpula I'Munty. F lo r id a ,
a n aw ^ p aprr uf | H I 6 f i l <h <u latli.u
•n •aid t’liu tily tth«l atala.
\\ Iftiata in)
liam l and u f f lr la l
il iif u f f li* at H anford, F lo r id a .
PIANO TUN1N<
Visit Our Modern Plant and Dairy
at 2Utli A Summerlin
and REPAIRINC
Ul the Milk You W ant
At p re sen t an d f a r th e U v t 11
y e a n In r h a r g r . of p ian o w ork
(or U n lveratly o f lilt not* a n d
C a b le P lu m C o . a t C h a tn p a lfn ,
Illin o is.
la ic aUng a t Hanford about Sept.
I. I .r a v e orders fo r work a t T h e
Music U n i.
PHONE 1001 or 2 3 0 2
FOR
REGULAR
DELIVERY
Spencer Harden Dairy
George C. Harden, Owner dc Mgr.
When, womrn w ’re fiy»t cmidove I hy th- federal guvernmenl,
in thr mlddlr of thr 1U century,
they iip fa rrd on the paVreAl, in
M ' ■wiiue <*f atone mate relative
V H t 'N f i
M I N O IF .S — h r r rt iif b o n rv
p la lih . r h r r k * . d la io it a K p lain rot-
on ! Tana. bide. 0-16
till
I>« not run tin* rink of investing your money hi less
IliMn Die best. We regard the funds of our Havers
as a sacred trust. Open your nr roll lit here today.
rEDERAL$"AVINGS
AN D : LOAN
Phone
094
A U O C IA T IO N
OF SEMINOLE COUNTY
•brlnqt com fort an d ta fo ty no
TO MEET THEIR
GROWING
NEEDS
oloctrlc b lan ket ev er tu p p lled b e fo r e !
AIRWAY
VULCANIZED T R tjN K FIB R E * CASES
28” Pullman Case ........................
$10.02
26M Matching C a s e .......... ...............
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24M Matching C a s e ..........................
7.08
(AU Pri««t Include 2 0 ^
Federal T « * )
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TH E W E A T H E R
In Unity Tliara It Strength—
Ta Pretzel Iha rraea af the World;
n
I’ n r l l y d o u r ly th r o u g h to m o r r o w , w i t h
a f t e r n o o n th u n d e r s h o w e r s .
To Promote the P ro im x of Amrrlrai
H
To Prod or* Fre* pertly for Kaaferd.
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME X X X V II
Established 1908
M l ■]■■■—
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A .
M ONDAY.
A n *.
NO. 243.
A s s o c ia te d P r e s s L e a s e d W ir e
Fcmsf<>iwjA u s t r a l i a U r g e s P r o b e O f
S a n fo rd
B a l l —,
.
®
.
club Tonight b o v i e t R e p a r a t i o n s
Request Made To In
vite Exiled Lead
er To London P a r
ley On Palestine
Team Honored Tonight
Appreciation
Night
Late Receipts To
Re Turned.Over To
Celery Fed Players
Mololov Points Out
That
Fields In
dustries,
Cities
Devastated Ry W ar
Released Ry Yugoslavs A fter U. S. Ultimatum
Mn«enw i,H|a, lirril a new
1 Manager K*l I/-*)' and Ii Li Salt|foul Ceicrv F etl' ol the Florid , ;
hl.i't 11 \mrriran policy tr»Slate League will be honored to
ward V utihLyiil, 'I he Soviet
)oc.il f,ms Ini light at the Mutltcl
ih l'g c d that Ihi 1 • S. I.
pal Park in a ‘ Player Appreciatin'
n*ing lift- .Irorrg arm of the
Nlglif' context which will uc playre
t ttrlerl Stale** > a»y in nil
against (he pennant winning O r
effort lo -cu re M arshal’ Tlln.
lando Sci alorr
The liiis 'ls li' poiltleil Ira the
One o! Illy features of the night .
prr»enre of the giant Ameri
|i,D,.j|ii will la- llm five rpoislai
can
aijrr.tU
itftfrier.
the
.
its 1 cv. ni ■ wlitr-h ore slated to g c
Franklin It." Um»»evoU, in - .
underway at 7 ill) o'clock Sanfol
Mrdilcrr mn\tn n a lc r*.
Deplayers .will \ie with members
S«% if 1 chatgc.
rh irrj1 ihr
™ war, -he invited, in the London
the Orlando squad In Itlttgq htlUnr
' Ivi* bin « jtrhr rl
'* \f»* i»nr M
c< hfci.fttce on Palestine scheduled
dasliea, tlirowing routc.-l* and a
<>
ilimit
ta il t»
i* II* 1*111\1‘1s
to hesin in Scpti'mlrer. The reI watermelon mcmil rtl St tm liihf r itf furl*
h
4
t
r
<|m-»l was httiido.l the III It kb
l Iss-sl bit,.-li Of nift oil' said til l ’
lift
■hi»w ime
l ruled
i 1. it
government by the Arab Higher
I through lire rinillesy nl cvcraj h>
St.il* w l-» , *1If 1Hiiii’k .rtlrmptExecutive Commit!;.).
jcal lam t ie gate "had hern put
me tiI* |Htl l»» <^-siifp nn Y uRoThere *eom?d little likelihood
!chased.’ ami all pm. til* Irmn ml
S|.MUl.1’*
that Ilntain would extend un inIniisslon to the park have been ear
vitatirn to the Mufti. The exiled
'marked lor the local pi a yen In
I* A 1i: i s . A UF - V). (rPi —
Aral) leSi'.'r is none loo well liked
|appreciation lor llte|r .-u.vcaa h
Iy \\ a s i . i l l t ’ il lip v
In off.cinl Ism lor\ circle", where
lllts -t; i
'th e Florida Slate League this sea
fMHl .
hi» record of collaborating " i d '
tin to nrr*M viit i'or h<'i* rt'|)iirTin- fYda lodav Unit ttrem*e|ve
4.) the Aji . s Is still remembered.
\ ii d r .iiin ’H
,il itniv. if i'll* . t . l
|WTalipcrl up In •* biller race I"
The
Palestine
picture
was
I’a r i s
11
lull
In
1In
.1.
b
i
.
'tin. in lam l|ietr e o i " l (iliir staililfurther complicated today when
I ’r
. f till 11 1 < Hi r u r g e d a
Ing in the l<»tp During (tie h ll ’i
a Zionist leader, Itiehard Llchlpan o! May the i-vds trampled rli
J|tut t.l 1 fill 11h, .|il it m v i's titicim, sharply criliM'd the World
fll Ailguslliu' tialnls In a -asrle
;• lll.D i f ti j i ' 1I'll n r i flllO
Jew ish Agency. Lirhtheim said the
lo knork the ancient rity crew
agency has urm-liy agreed to the
. * -it ■.ti i f - i-.Ul
*|tf. 1 i \
nil o( -mud pia< e inil ‘inlet >rtri
Ilrifish pin,i for dividing the
t t 1 i . 1 1 ■ i1 . .Ill ti..- S o v ie t
'The
f-Vib.
lime
loM
It"
iwssilloi
Holy U iu i into Jewish and Arab
I li.it * uim* i
'ever
Itire
states, hut that the ag"nry has
IHIyi iMl
UttA| The I'saLi ''.lay lire* vrr. on
net yet made its new position
Ru■». t i
mull t*ii games in limit nl tin
public.
fdLsI fiiDVuit; Hsilnf-- ti- tlir\ ffTTV
II
4.
un i
—
In Palestine itself, there was n
iliRi lift* l *f» JtipM -+*l 1* - a lltl Of
* spectacular lu ll on a tlnv Jewish
Undo M'-»n*hilc si
Augualln» han ip
town today by lintisli force*. Two
wltl met-' the low*-. ruinesvUli ,l lt l I %T l-\ST, *»'v t*i) \litrrlt Alls and twii Kll»iiprm»s d r 'litntii 11 (iiitllLi
i »*m
t•
aflri lliri Mrir irlrasrd.
hundred resident' of the Villnc*U-Mr-n tonight 1* 'lie rits! UH O i »a I iieitsl.il ta l l i n m rr ,»h«Mrd llir C-41 Imtisiwirl pl itir fiirird ilan n hi Yujti'd.it |kgcliI«f <in l«i£iis| •*.
HelV .• and Km
of Sedot Yam were rounded up
n i wo*game icrn-.
Wi-dnod t.i Ha* k i*«« itrfi In
Minister
Ihf| afr: ( apt Willtjin (
. *if V4^1 (.**!)£IllrAiVtiw.
, Sf l |«»%r|»h |
i*i I, n
an,| herded into Irarbr-d wire en
night ttir Fed. Iravi I io St Alia llohifkrr. «f C h lf.it", 1.1 llnnald Lamll. id llp n \rl» , l i William MrNr*. »»f \ll.»nla. and 1 |d fi»lm j
haji not
\ .If tli
closures
for questioning. The
i list lire ami tetuill h'-rt- Itiursd.v
link, ni MrlierM*i» L l*a I mill rim tR-fi
* I hry atr Kasnmtlrl s ItlarMntftt, «if f nglrtlimil, HhiM.|
it - .» ■1 inJtWHritish surrounded the village !*■levelling Po the linal lilt of who' iti» inlw i t»l Ihr ltalii.ii* iiitMvinti nl IN Hit A; Hr.. Ylidar P tlla i. >*| Hntif ai * anil lit VnI It ■*ii ^ l/ d trfi, i*l j
fnr^- dawn and searched homes an I
|will Ia I>’>Oil. lie a eriieial serlm
Ilu tip n
i Inlruial hma I IUdii»|iiii»i«n |
It l fJ it UuMtfl
iHlildlngs. They were looking for
t? i k ni? Rtim-bed bomba
eve
e i.
j
f
the men who attached
bomb* to
to Tonight Manager Id Levy, above, and h b Celery I rd. will hr rumored
■iWtri t h**n Ht*i
'* 1
k * * lllte
M
’ LI * 1 4
C \£
the refttfor tran sport Empire J * "*« Mgnlclpal Park when the OrUmto Senator* meet S a n - S b U T V C Y
.1 •1*0lt%r*
bo r laat w r a s
last lime dlirlnx the regula r whedulrd -ra.on The rveniiif
'
.
(\lt*V V r l P H r H l S
I It
Rival in Haifa harbor
(1 ’1|t*rill 4ftlt.
i
T
,
,
!
blowing
*>
“
deslpvalrd
aa
“Flayer
Appreciation
Nlghl"
and
alt
Pr'*rrr,l*
11
h
S
l
I
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V
T
i
l
R
R
H
C
I
g
l
l
l
i
1
■£ and almost sorreeie
i* L t 1 VIVLfi'ithfe*!
will be lurried over In Manager la-ry and hb pUyrr*. Some .l,»oo (ao.
I »» I » C
-n
I I I
up the vessel.
i f*., iifiymeni
in wiinew* lent.hi'* eentawl and the-field *»e*M* whtrh lie• ■ Trie torpt*: c fold Jli ‘rrtii'd Vsit, m
fin al 7:30 o'clock. Sanford h u downed Ortando Ihe taai I wo limes Ihr
follow etl the pattern of a full- tinier hare rUahrd at Ihr Intwl par'll.
1
I Si ill***.
scale milltsry invasion. Long lines
I (•.
I rf 1.1111
l
f i*»* i
*
lACKNONVIl 1 K
\u«
of Irurks crammed with Hritish
*»;«•!» -!«♦
«J!r| l»
fill U* . ,
•SlaTlali — A .iirve, <d n> ')
u»troops look pari in the operatinn,
In flic*
f (it 11 »* ’ ll I ’ IUw |
»f I f
Idlra iti Ftonita <o ijrtennlti
'.i
^ (riaii*!
along with field kitchen*, radio
b
flit*
Mfcly b once auaiii iM-inc wal l ri lirl|»HiK ti*
»'•*- i •*
slltlfl
equipment and Sherman lank).
i.r Ibu
lokcn by the Bureau of Him- o v C o m m u n i s t
t r \ a i l.i hhIii It »*
4.
*
j 441114* -t.
All marls in tire village Were
firCtnecrllUl of the Hliite IUn : d
» 1.1
r| Ilk I h list If*Ii ^I*»f
|
D
*«
1
l*‘>
blocked off ntnl guarded hy maehR I a i m 's
rtf u r ilin ^ tln«*?
Health, alter a Ian-*' duriin ■ ir
illffYtni Itf I lit- Ifl’ IiDD
■;
I Ir- liH
Inr guns.
t
I ■-/ Hi .iirKnl mil
years. David II I^e. •hid MM'! ity
F o r D u ; ic o
llWi*! Iim 'I 1 *' H**i f j ! i '- if ir
• i\ hit h ;«
ruatneer said Imlav
•In i "M111
< tul.
JA i'K S fiN V IL tiE ,
Am.'. J'*
BlntUs of milk Mnrtlatloi
e
b* t It flit*
(S|<-cinlI - 'Interiurlionsl w l ' i h
•la .
in cacii mitniciputUy or«i
,• I'l IFfN * N't ,ii i I *I*ii*" wai
111r**ll> r-midllion* remain -in ■'
I
I
III*
D u rso n s
H u rl
i Ol .urn -*ml JllllS Y* M1144I IIf* A T h r u u
f111 I*
turn nnd run fur, ing, hut then■",* w-lll Iw measured by mean
o In i li' ••
f 'ii in a 11nil \ A
pn nl inhiI which ther
,
'=* complin lice mllng urvev \t
In
D e a th
\ a I It* >
Milri
T
h
b
sv.iem
will
O'
"
- • i ' ill.i <’<4MI
11.
questnm » turlsnevsr. and
\tr id e n t
S a tu rd a x
HAMILTON Bermuda Aug 28
11In- ,.,iNiiit‘!ii,|f shortage,
i , . whellw-r or not p» rl
KHMfbli ..It
I
I* I\*III t h* (I A,i\ Silt it
me
good
nml
how
xr-fl
Mr
t h\ 'jhiv
i/pr PrisWunl Trum-in b>ok time
fill" AS I tXI
rtcina »f iUod." said ttilb.iiu 1.
r
a
iin
I
m
l
nnn^f
am**
|
t
i
n
I
'
out from hU var.itlon today lo
,
*fiul * u
H mil Mis IL
M *.il.
Wilfum. dneitOf of Stal>- ' I n i , 1 enforced
nt »...»!
i
Tlic
Mifr.it
coiniiiiiiil'l
•tiiilliiilii * |**i*iIf11 t i*"Ii
tiiini I
at tidy prosp-ctlve upjxdnlments to
-I
*t ii'i.iMilo, furtm
M. .I
luck In .lacLsnaville I i»Ih> .,fl*-r slaml|)olnl of mllk-lsuiu n
44 » till- oiiijt i I.
) ball I* ■It *1 rf t t i* I Itri c * *H
I Ii*»M
mi exlcii'lc'i Itip In points m th are those lo which nil lim intir, i Pfll! Cllttll ti* l« i
h-ruOnil, recelyetl initini Iiiiung,-_ ||L i, ' IbrU J
r
e
.' lym- »«' fr 4e.r*>' ^.,|.b J
,;c.a
i* i * t| Hp.m Uv‘l»»T€
j- lu N'ttitrimr.Hnf "tTUcf nedofiaictr ?T;shiiilfiy
**”-f.»s» HT|hf •fttVn- Ui**iT
f A- nil Hf; •Bfi s i«-f1 ** tin* vo nii iw - --r -*
it
fit i
(suiteurlsed
andtlm
tmlk
rafif.r-i*
Chattel
PretldenUal Secretary
l/rl i| tUtl !** I hC
D<Hi Uhu f eiLiii, i »a %l»f* 3fi f IIII*
M y s t e r y - O f S e r i e i t ipresSivf 'Turing these rei*>iit day*• 00 per cent or more, said Hie * f for Itv r h in o )' H ot. hlsmnl ttu' ti 1
mum ■
r f tlir
\,
. • RoM told newnrrten' that Mr Trui, i \i thi*» rule.
I ’nitf-l Kloli
lor iln* irreakiliwn min
./ Ill
carttn ln i;
IH.'Ih I or.1 Inffll. Util iHlt t nil!* III trill
w i'h the ides that m arket--vD' engineer.
»i
l T l^inn Li giving the matter nrrlou.1
ol chili*'-* i* i •e pit leys. Oem-r.d •MI|U. •liiven liy AIf»
M Wil
producers stand to make money
f
I'MII*
Hevrral ii.cful punm-c-- '■'
ronidderailon R om added Ihai It
Cliou aaerP-rl Ural |kv|i| *nu»v 11.1Hi 4>1i, ii Un itf i
•t I"
in
If Hi *Ifall t Ir *i i 1 1 *
lx doubtful whether any announce
fleceiit unest of Kddio (!r<mvrr, for .some lime to romc hot lh:ii romp!Isl)«I by tills rnttiij:
|(icref;r! Mil li.ltl litMl Ail iRiWwt flfis I l.-u' b Vsillry un IiMill
1
I •
,re |»D |* »■ f )R
t’1
ment will be made until Ihe Chief e*rnprd iiegro cnnvlcL who had w,- mi- n-nrin'* the rn 1 of 'he II ctuibW-' rltlrcin amt ™ii"i
fltil-irt Dlliivf Im *'ts11 I ||»* •|vil .stlil- li* ,
Slate H«».i»| i • .liitifti,
Ihr
* (’.MIIJ' Its hr ,|f , L • *■ ■ «
m
nfllclsU to Julia*' wtrello
Executive returns to tho capiui
t
serving a four year aentince period io which practically
i Inr m i » » f Afjtrflr t (i»ii|f V f)l * nit
,j
f *tf»f||»y
f4 ♦
t.f
for hottfehrenkin; and larceny in thing co 11 Ire sold al >• gmel are revolving a proper r«-'
Liiul.t.Kill
W
ill In m i in, 'if
lirlce,
regardless
of
qunltD
I'
l».1
llielr
milk
mnaiimptlon
«n
■
>
Ihe pcnltrutiary nt Columbia 8.
|{iivi*f rtiit* ti»
Nrvrrtli^li"*b*i rpfkliB
"Discussing the current
i' a Mil how to Increase I tie ' "*
*- .BUrk
C.. may rlenr Up nN" the mystery
1rii**'i ti i ««H • it * a 4»f iif*i»** id
.
I-I .
lion to a quart li day for
I AnHrr
*•*•<
lion
with
f'linton
P.
A"
b
i
mi.
of come house robberies in Fan
I n f D ’fri l t ■ f f (if A I .•’ »*) ri t.|l If 111.4 W |l fl
i, liitKl a jrfnl for nditltc.
%h. I
DtVVHfJl|<4
=t»
ford. Police I h»*f Hoy li W illi, S e rr-la iv i f A iriculture. - "
i
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it»**ii-*fR
’
•
!
M*v
a**t11#1 &;i*
Flans of lie- Hurrmi *»l
. In. D
t ro.n|rfi| ttf
inglnli, jii't before my . to -i
«.
Ml
I t i 1 1 ...
UH t^nmiiiili
. an iMili 4 Ltdt
a ms Saul today.
Engineering ore to survey ii"
V
hnt fi Hru i *t
'
1 ■ < >1 11 , | i . .
J
C»ltir
-Hit'i
f
11,11
.if
4
hr
i
infill.’
Dili
An a r g u m e n t with a 'girl Mine. J fintriij him most In'i-H t.'d rommunllleri III the stair
i
|. 7
» WR, fnt Ity
V.ilr
UUINE. Italy, Aug. 'id, </P>—
ifls » *
M , rf | f fit.4 tl |
friend", resulted not only in in Ihe problems faring M.iiida the next six montlu ro tin* -' i Of Hit* urgent|,itDiid h mm.Y'
An
American
flying
fortre<»
Producers. Naturally, I « •- de
| ll.lj" fft.fl MU ■ .nt e 1 ' u,
1
L*..urf1
nl
oijrf
Groover's
arrest
on
charge*
of
Inllc tmprovcmrnt goals
lamlerlw at m Urllne in Veneiin
Mi
tide- miffr icil | . ■ut uni, I" * s*i(tn,”
" i h i i tin
J|I
assault and threats against the lighted with hi* sympsilo i r al. set up for the following year
fliulia torlay a fte r a flight over
tiii the ftrCn and bend by uln«* 1 lull it. mil till D i • t 31. 1 * .1I ri|
g ill, but cau*ed much of hix titude and hi* g*meral gnr«|> of
the normal n>ul« from Vienna
conditihn, affecting our farin rn .
(ini" ii broken windshield nnd In . One bomb itctlinlly ml «•*»:lit j
n IJNItHUAI. WFKKLMI
AIIVIKORY filtO F I' T il SIM.T
— the firat »Ueh flight aineo criminal past to catch up with a , well as farm ers throughout
wa* iftiriAl to Oibindn lor tie s tiL’ Id.H wln-ie formerly n n - r .illy I VV\ II INI*. I ON Aio S’ *T ** -Tire
him.
T7»e
Fire
JJejrartmem
rris
t'f
I
the Yugoslav, ahot down two
the country.
",
no-Hi Mr. fiile* sustained u Up ti> A five Itf SIX In ink '.lie -bur >
Ilia
fingerprints,
taken
at
tho
this
moming
that
It
had
»
>"V
i- if* linlUlrv l nver lor i-lltflblc
Tire
Ailvfsnry
CSmimtlli'e
o(.
the
transports earlier this month
|birr I'll mil nnd the in-* of *ev. li K nt l iih( I HO I iim
"Hecrelary Anderson ha* shown
i**
Itotli tl) to 20.
i:The fortreerf carried mall and police station, were INItl l*A tho a keen nppreeleUen of the hffirifl- unusual weekend since lit" ii'iu t Hsnfmil Niate Farmers' Market will in n ! teeth. Mr. William .nt, who pi.it et f l Ilian liny (rti'V ............ ti D -j-1-iij \Ntela
ift T-ti "(M< nl tielsv are
freight, and flew with iU ma- Federal Bureau o f Invextigatlon 1'is we have fared from ‘ limo to recetveil no call*. Av»Litan' f " p itneet Thursday at 8 00 P M nr- s iilf'i'd » hrml ................... and |t| ,||
r
,
,
,
,
,
.
A
,,
t|,,.y
n.,.,
i
.|i
iln- i/’Xt ‘A.it thry »«m‘» 'l l " ; ,,, M||:
nt- tn-i i- lam liiir l*re*tchineguni loader! and uncovered. anil back c a i f j a report, accordlne time, during his ecrvlcq s* head Chief R . T. n io a s said lh«) » n cording to an announcement todrv n pruilnxl ankle, wax t-rought >j #l*i* tir tvk»» ilium lit Mil'll-s I»til li*i I r|t f*l t.|I rreriliiij.* is.nn anil llicy
a wrekrna vhsppem very
die, by MalUKPr M j ix-jynwn
The print aaid he had orders to Chief Williams that listed of the United States Department quenlly.
in
a
!"cnl
hospital
for
•-xirmion-1
■
IP 'iluJ f
,
pgjiHurl 1 i n er t t i r e Aimv - quota Of
to fly along the regular corridor Greover not only a* an escaped r f Agriculture. This it true’ also
a inn ami treatm ent, "
i
Kovlhrr |HOfillfiic <mh tlw ^nluv |*» omm ,■» ■j, t,i|i hi*.»liliv n i i try Ur#
• leading the Veneila Giulia, but convict, but many other charges of many of the hlgh-rnking offici.
I’atnilman
Bender
said
that
I of tvepremlsjr
‘
f -liro tific treiea rth. In- rid
w avoiding Yugoslav territory. I t mads previously were listed.
Iftilb curs wore rtatiiHKcl eon- 11,*, I "tudhiiig stands 'till 7 '•')
l i,o it- to u
liu trl ixn entirely
A t the time of hie arrest here. a L . in his Depfcrtment. I wm
,1* understood piat flying for.
uileralily
,
particularly glad o f this nppoi
ilnriii^ .bo, n et AuUlt.l. wticn U|e
Bithr-t advance, or you it*. ba»d.
At *1:11(1 A, M. Siitiiiiiay, » Hftlfd'
Kverytinng t n-lativ*- Writ I s -jm ; tmort a-krd no tnduc“ l" *"■ * * » - . S r M
V S S W
B S 'f t
-ill Uherm ftcr.
lu ll
Ford COllpo, rlriven try Vi.ii might -tnnd si ill. iatt *f H'* )i"o
‘lift- intciiim ry. however, li
frerl Green. Stewards mate first Secretary, t>cr*u*e o f numeruus
lisorlfe Williams, J l , a i«il»r Htlrrl fellow goes ahrnd
. ->i i .**a i».o r i1)',, aeU*ur wlH? fairly
class, URNR. ' Chief Williams, matf.irs of Immediate ronrrrn *•
-ijiteiiierl at the Paiinri.i River miglit
"e ll lie walking t,,* ■' Mittril'C >*fi- ft.- 'it who trail be
upon questioning the negro, found our producers, which It gave mI, iiiert in,i « i," . im |r mil F u ll tern l
Air Station, attempted f" p a's
that he had assumed this nanxi an opportunity to discuss with
SANFORD, Aug. 2&— 0V* thn| tended to ttu- .SiifttiMO R'4-iety -if a * ttr.tM Chevrolet driven by
i.ii -tul,-, um t n -ii )er hut won't be
from an identification cant that him. I am hopeful that this enn- Hanford Municipal A ir |>*ii t, •• •I Anirr-’ni to r.tn b li'b u permanent Anthony l’e»ce of <it Iambi al
I'f'Vhe'l'm
v'rM
i'y
,
he found In one o ' two suitcases ferenre as a represeptul vr of cently
Anv veteran Jn n*sd o f serv
retunod
In
muH"ti "I soaritiK *ili) in Hie S tale of Altamonte Springs. William*' ear
irtiftin vrterait- and l.irm workers,
__ white
___ __traveling
____ _
Cum mission.)]
Of our own
that he had stolen
ice (free of charge) in any of
Florida f.'r the pnrpore of further side ,wi|ied lire CJw-vrnlet. run- | rei*-'trrh Ub- r*tories »* tin* di it'll.'I • , t<.obrl. and workers In
AgriettL nwnerehib by the Nirvy, y c-i.rvrlopoont
of
lire
varixtd'
'
in
in Florida on a bus. He bad also (Florida De
the following categories la re
exploring «nd -njoymg onr^xuper- liniied rlown the road f»r ISO
I'llni -iiH-al cftlegorto* arc d"ferted
by giving day was nffet**| to Ihe Rna'ing
fusil and the .indie* on S F E lii'
quested to visit the office of
appropriated and wore the u n l-ilur'* ,m*Z P
by law ALu, the Anny wants npf
Society of America a* n porin»t-Fiil lor soaring condil.itnS.
feet, knockeil down a «Iko post,
nformsturri,
the responulhl# agencies listed
ferma he had stolen.
our l«tM t
an
electronic
device
frr
trm
kiug
tviily mer ,70 Otherwise It wtlk'ue
went between a tree and n tele
national glider »ilv.
"W
ith
river
200
airports
in,
Ihr
head
of
the
below t
W arrants foe Groover’s a rre st *J"I viearpohi
The ^ ffe r came from It, - II. S tale of Florida, many of which phone polo and finally stopped hurricanes ami locating ntmo*- ■greetings" trom tire President
Coordinator — E . B . Car U r.
on various ebarpm *hsve been Federal 4
Browning and Harry Robin "O. are surplu* military fields, I fi—l in the yslM of the Allamonto phcric dislm(xiiux-’s- Hu mention—
Atlantic National B«nk Buildyd Ihe institute's discovery m a
recelveil by Chief Williams from
who operate the |S,000,flOO nirp-it that excellent firrillt>.*s cin he Springs Hotel.
Valdosta. Qa., Columbia, 8. (L,
Roth ears, according to I'atrol. M'tiAFfnr
, incretving
_ lire . pintlurli n
unifer ITOo from the city. It f"l- provided for « |H'fmsnent snsrinu
GEORGIA HTNTE3M I T I I I L I )
"Employm ent — D. 8 . EmMonticelto and Tallahassee.
man Bender, were damaged eon- " f » " rfnro ” *»•" f ' " " ' r" " ' ,1t pine
lowrd an Invilatlon from
baa». . . "
lloymerit Service, 1 )1 North
ndcrnbly. William* win arrested trt'is. which hr sahl a te now k ' " ^
ATLANTA, 0 4 .. A ut M. (/V) — I s Idwell
and
Stole
Avutnm
Park Avenue.
The field, here is oiip uf tlic
SHANfjHAT.. A ng. 2 0 , (/Pi—
Supervisor Lazarus t*r the 8*-ar largest in Florida, riimprising |WI for reckless driving und fined made by the Stine Machine Com
C^Clty
" Smanager
e r MH.
^ H. flayer an- *v—VI
thrw-Jlkll*
fShRaTcdUrt
hru
upVocational Training and Eduneoreta'a
Both II. S . Army nml Federal
M B B B i I U . _ww.lw. O ut
P llU R ia*
ing Socloty to set up n h.s-1- a r m knl including s lergo hangar by County Judge I t : . W. Ware. pany of Sanford.
rv. , /-*tion — T. W. Lnwton, Court
Hr.
Morgan
was
Intredueed
by
l.rquid-tti *m Commission officials
q'Jsrterx In Florida.
"
House.
and several b lilting* suitable for None of the occupant* of the Andrew Csrrnway, FTcleher Bolls aie
invesiigalinir
charge-*
of
vehicles involved' was injured.
Legal AssUtanee, ItesplU lThe governor's Invitation. **•■ pitot bousing.
announred t tint Fuller Warren, irtegularttjgv m ale.* of Ameri
validate the iwmJnstlon of Eugene dressed to CapL Ralph H. BariIsat Ion end B U te . Service O f.
at th# City Hall.
had nreeptei an invitation to be can -surplus property in Shang
TWmadge to a fourth term as gov sby. USN, president of the SSA
B tn fihupark, vice president of
fleer — Contact through IJoyd
U m speaker at the inter-city m eet hai. •
the S8A . who ha* laun assisting
'
St Elm ira, 8. Y - said:
WOpD TO SPEAK
EXTRA S AUTHORIZED
. ing al the Seminole Cmmlry Club
Thomas II. McCabe, . ’epeelal
“ Recently a new worbl’s record In the Weather Bureau thumW
H EW JN . Aug. M. UP) — The
llmpe Service A ssltU nce to
storm project at Pinecastle Army
for tw o.piste sailplane* wi*
(luy D, Wood. advcrtL'lng man- on Rep. 2.Jt. Both the Del .nnd and iissislant lo lire F'l.C cmnuilssianAmerican milltsry government has
REQUEST GRANTED
Cent Icemen, e i-8erv leem «y and
taidished In th»j S late of Florida A ir Field near Orlando for Ihr sger of The Ban ford Herald, will New Smyrna clubs hsvr i-een in- er ami to the l T R Secrelsry
authorised all newsfrapere In tho
their DtpendenU — Americiw
United States oona to Germany to
T h e State Railroad Commission when Paul TuntJand rearhed it past six week*, said he Irelirvr* be (IM main speaker at Wednes viterl to the meeting. There will of Slufe. announced lire Investf■\ Red Cross. Laksfront Boule
publish extra editions when the lisa granted ths Orlando T rail'll height c f EZ.700 feet -abtne re.r Central Florida lo lie the Iwnt day's noon luncheon meeting ol 1v no (oeeting of Ihe club next gatiiMis Imlny. He promised newsvard.
men nn appropriate statem ent
war crimm trial verdicts are a n - Company permission to discontinue level near Orlando. I present this scaring area In the United Stale*. the K lawills Club. Mr Woorl will Mo inlay account of l-nhor I lay.
Veterans Administration —
Visitors at today'* * luncheon in duo course. He gave no d*».
'Shupack w*s tchedurid fb leave speak on dlls experiences while
nounced. These will be the first bus f t aenger service between flen- fact as evidence of the exrell
M artin M. Hudlcb, S h e riffs
rxtros that hav* been authorised ford. Oeneva, Loagwood, Oviedo, soaring eonditiodi which pre tomorrow for New York to e<>nfor nerving a s s an officer with the included B. J- Hageddurn of tail* o f the charges, explaining (
O ffk a evsry Tuesday.
with (he lociety's 20 directors United States Navy Ln and around Haggerstown. Mil. and M. II. Lane only th a t they alleged ’T n s ftt •tore the beginning of th * occu p a-iU k e Mary and flan ia*wto springs. vail In our state.
Trieste.
ai)i| Karl Kipp of Oriamln.
lari ties.
r .j
erning the Sanford site,
,
,kwl
’ the Aawclalad Presa revretn! today.
"A n Invitation U
jjM S k & z i ^
1
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J E R U S A L E M . A u r . 2 6 </P)
— A new element was in
jected into the explosive)
Palestine situation today
with ah Arab demand that
Britain consult the exiled!
Grand ‘Mufti of Jerusalem.;
A formal request was made'
that the Mufti, who played
^ hall with Hitler during the
S
fort ror
j Industrial Research At Florida
University Explained By Morgan
* lTy Reached In
Chinese Conflict
I wo Auto Wrecks
Lunural
Marshall Occur In County .
Failures During Weekend
Underluken
Continued Shortage Of May Food
Items Seen By State Market Head
Escaped Negro
Convict Nabbed
By Local Police
Truman Takes Rrcak
In Vacation Plans
m\®to!rmlc K"cr*v °°",r"1 Oom' Arrest May Clear IJp
Of Robberies Here
,
Flying Fort Makes
Vienna-Udine Trip
I Ira It
(,v
v
I
H oliday
Is
O ver I'o r K li^ ih le
■""•lYminj*1 A nu’r ic a n s
Municipal Airport Is Offered As
Permanent Site For Soaring Group
Veterans Service
7 i loV::.' ’
-'.‘Li'r
Slmn^hai Property
Snlus To Hu Proliud
%.’s s a
t
& & & g b S £ ~ 0,‘
1^
w i iss5rsss tsssr.
�The Crime Wave
T he Sanford Herald
That the Biblical proverb which counsels a soft
answer to turn away wrath may still*be n wise bit of
advise for the Atomic age is indicated by a mounting toll
of homicides with the majority of slayings ascribed to
petty t|uurrela and domestic disputes as immediate causes.
For the first six months of 194G the ritte was more than
one-third nbovc the figure of a year ago, and the highest
in seven years, among industrial policyholders* of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company.
While the homicide death rate among these policy
holders rose to 4.2 per 100,000 for the first half of J9-IG,
a parallel increase was also noted among the general
population of the United States. Latest official reports,
based on a 10 per cent sample of the deaths reported In
the country, Indicate that the homicide death rate for
the first five months of 1946 was-5.2 as uguinst 4.0 for
the like period of 1945, an increase of nearly one-third.
nr: am
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Recipients
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a
Of Assistance Get
Mr*- Roy Holler, Seminole Coun
ty member of
D istrict Wel
fare Heard, No. 12, announced
today that «he had Iwen adviicd
by State Welfare Commissioner
Inland W. Hiatt that ca*h pay
ments to Seminole County recinient* of public a**I«tan?c for the
fiscal year ending Jcn e .10 totaled
1211,513.60. Of this amount, $213,075.60 was piid to recipients of
obi age assistance, $7,7.TH.OO to
recipient* of aid to the blind nnd
$2O,7O0.Op to recipient* t f aid tu
ilependent rhlldiun, she reported,
Huth the State Welfare Hoard
and the DDtrict Welfare Hoard,
-----Mr*.. -------Holler -----*ald, were pleated
pleases!
that laigt-r U-gidath-t appropriatiun* in 1! 15 hod made it possible
to relieve much of the increase,I
need o f the aged and blind result
ing from higher living cost* and
leducsl Incomes. She e x p la in s ,
however, that although approprUr
' tloni f«r ait! to dependent childI t*n were- larger. fund* had not
permitted' investigation of new
application* filed a fter Feb. 2d.
Application* for old n ju aj»i»(ante and aid to the blind are
investigated on practically a cu r
rent ha*isllitlher ro il of living, tos* of
waitlnu- Jolt* by person* not nor
mally employable and discontinu
ance of military' allowance* were
cit'd by Mr*. Holler a* principal
nnd need.
iOOmiu why
_ the. number
.. jMPL_
of public assistance recipient* hod
Incrra-cd.
INSURANCE P O llu tS
WKm
ntOOttVlf tUMu IKYMirSKa
, tu
Fast Mails
Same-dny delivery of mail from const to coast, and
for a three cent stamp, is the aim of Second Assistant
1'oslinastur General Gael Sullivan.
First will come a five-cent air mail cost October 1.
Long-rango air transports will be augmented by the use of
locnl helicopters, already operating in I«os Angeles and
Chicago. Sullivan, once a school teacher, dreams of all
fint-class mail being flown. It would take ten times the
000 plane* now flying tho mrtils to achieve this. Rut
post office nnd aviation authorities sec this coming, soon.
Of course there’s n lot of mail a person wants to get'
as soon as possible. Hut there are other communications
that can wait-— hills, income tax forms ami the letters
from the relatives wanting to spend their vacation with
,,r-* -«
who If not (gctutilly a gubenn- you. Sullivan needn't get himself worked up into u lather
torlal candidate 1* the nearest over these.
Hy W. V, IIIIT IN fl
Tuuchton Hrug Co.
Fatigue 1* a natural thing.
It i* u warning that the body
nccil* iqst.
It 1* unnatural, however, fo ri
one to l»c tired' too njjvh , to
tire too frequently. Then, Munr.'
thing I* wrong.
I'erhap* ya„r diet is wrong.
Vou think that you rat wisely
and well. And p it that over
powering Iistiesstil'ss re m ii oil
every day.
*
•
Check with your physician.
I'rrhap* a complete change ill
food hsbil*. not on-s in which
you eat lens, or more, hut one
•Inly a physician, however, can
properly diagnr>*e your trouble.
If medication I* indicated he
will, if requested, give you the
Harm of n reliable pharmacist.
This i* the I'.’ ith i f a eerie* of
Kdlloriul Advert isciiienta «ppear.ng in thi* paper each
Monday.
INNERSPRING
M ATTRESSES
BALL GAME TONIGHT
It's appreciation night at' the ball park in
honor of the fine young m en who play on
the Celery Feds baseball team . Let's all go out
to sef them play.— -Tonight is their night.
ELECTRIC
&
O
sorter W FMM H M K ttL U tt
tK ll ADVISE THE MOST MHP.
fra lrtl Year Rome! (let Wlutl.. Outro Insurance NOW!
A P R W V ____
CARRAW AY
AGENCY
"Iruarsiire I'lua Service™
IIC
N.
P a rk
Phone
ISO
r,M> Ove Met* Caraltoa r«*»nr
tOOM MOMII
COTTAUtS • ■llMCALOWt
<H)X SPRINGS
Sanford
HOLLYWOOD
BEDS
We minufactu(k everything In
bedding! We dork quality fum i*
ATTEND TH E
w,...t¥T to x r o r w i m in m>i ts
li/tiy w o*w tT..jff.tw ik out,
Are You Tired? ’
decrease.
,
The explanation Tor the observed Incrpose la* nut
H IB L B VERHfe F o il TODAY j
altogether clear, Metropolitan officials rem ark: “ In the
TIIOSK WIIO IIAVK VAST government figures for the general population of the
It KH 1 * 0 N S I H l l . n w ; . IIAVK United States, a part* of the rise nut£ bp-attributed to the
BERN ADVANCED IIKOAUHK inclusion in the records for 1940 of large numbers of
THKY ARK F.A I T II F U L IS
returned veterans who were- not included in the official
SMALL TIIINU8:
shatIstics for the United States population while abroad
rolthful in » very
iluring the -war years. These men are precisely in the
ful In much. 1-nk
age groups which normally contribute a large proportion 1
Hr
wo imivi
*, —
who are making snapleix speeche* of both, the culprits and the victims of homicide. Hull
on what’* wrong with the worbl, this cannot he the whole explanation;.because the ntor*!
r/r participating in rioU nr iii-.b tality records of the Metropolitan Industrial policyrule, or who spend nil th eir time holders show the same trend, although they include the
agitating against this nr fur lhat, men in service overseas.
actually went to work producing
“ Among the various contributing factors to the
tho good* and service* o f which
rise
in
the homicide rule must undoubtedly be reckoned
till* world la In »u much fu-ed
and* want of which I* the ina'n a postwar letdown in national morale, particularly a
thing wrong with It, whether natural unrest among discharged servicemen, suddenly
* ™ , would lie starvation or left on their own resources and responsibility. In addition
there is the wartime acquired familiarity with firearms
anil an umiHUal number of these weapons available,
largely souvenirs from the war. In the general civilian
population, another possible factor has been the cut
back in industrial employment and the discontinuance of
civilian war activities. As a result of these, presumably
people have found -more time .nnd occasion for petty
quarrels and domestic disputes which are notoriously tlo
calise of a large proportion of homicides.”
While the Metropolitan sees no siinplo solution to
the complex problem, further restricting the sale of f i r e - 1
arms is suggested as undoubtedly having ii salutary effect. I
"More generally,’’ it concludes, “greater effortn should I
be made to eliminate such environment factors ns poor
housing, ignorance, and the lack of proper recreational
facilities, conditions Unit encourage crime nnd anti
social behavior/'
Mo n d a y ^ a h h u i j t 29. m o .
!-
Mo n d a y ; Aug,
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
P A C E TW O
playa Orlando
tonight in n game
which will bo played in honor of the Celery
Fed players, Show your appreciation for their
fine play this season by going to the game.
Lips Radiant as
Glowing Embers
EASY TERMS
Pay A i You R eit1
Echols Bedding
& Furniture Co
11# .West f1r»l HI.
Phene- 111]
Factory—Celery a Hanford Are.
TH E JE W E L E R
L*‘4a. umi-stf®*
rt.ane C7S-J
'M this
« ! : *tate at the
thing to It In
prewnt tlrr»i.
present
tlnu. Fuller will he
he u
ii
spsslmr btfure
Rotary
*W»l«r
before the Hanford HoUry
*
k
*
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—
Chili on R*pt,.»:t whm Hotnrian*
fo<\ themwill he able tu *eee foi^
them,
ihoulil
aelvea that if he *h
<Hild deejikj
dacjiVi
to gun for governor In lOttt, h«
will not suffer for want
— uf word*
to express hlmn-lf,
Veteran* and veteran*' organicatiuna *hould lie the flril to expo»* and condemn racket* of
any kind operated In the name
of veteran*. In New Orleans
three Alabama war vetorana ills'•“*e
c
iyi» that
miiu they were'hlreil at $40
a week to nell magaxine aultacrip.
tlofi* a* disabled war \uteran*
and were told to "practice limp
ing In ihelr room*”. That the
magazine racket I* •(.reading to
other
ooctlana
n in fr A
H u m i * was Indicated
----------------- here
w
hen one Irate hou*ek>.<eper told
ua the other day that two “vet
eran*’*called at her houoeselling
raagaxlnea aha had never heard
wtU wyer h»v« * chance in
rtth ah km*
oj
1U namo it-
Itepubllean. And since U»«
thU generation U xwt
Member, of the Colery Fed* hkve girwo tu good baseball
thU y«ar , . . mud now it is our time to honor thorn to
night \a appreciation of their ftno ploy ond spirit. Let’*
all c« out to thohall game tonight.
IRANCE
Sanford A l t N a t Bk Bldg
m
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�TH E
MOtyPAY, Aug. 26, 1946
SA N FO RD
HEUALU.
SA N FO R D ,
PA G E T H K E t .
F L O R ID A
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o c ie t y
e d i t o r -—
c«ccH a Tm iuck
in Virginia,
e r so n a l
Mr. biiu
and Mr*.
dauifh'.*"/"4* Ja n e '
J m . T J S t e ? iMr. and Mr*. J . C, Davit and C« A»hevlUr, N.
children have returned from a two Ua.
weeks' visit to Dayton* Bench.
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Tlll'USDAV
Seminole ciuiptei So. 2 of the
Mr. atnl Ml* t«roi*.v r«»tth) wil*| 1.might on Memorial llo<*pit.*il
Older o f the Eastern S ta r will a n n o u n c e th e b irth
:i *«»n. 1
hold it* annual Robert M orris'
.lampg FietlrtirV. .it tl
tVrmthi
picnic nt Satilnrulo Springs. S u p -'
l.n u g h to n .Memorial il pitnl tu
II \ l ' l #\ I I I K I I I H U
per will In- served at fi'30. F o r j
tlay ut .‘1 : 2 0 \
M.
,yU(,. ji i
1transportation rail Mrs. Hewsom
Jimmy hfult’t
Mr. and Mi>. lev vx.lii.imI--.I-J.
H IH ’l II
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|and Daytona Bench
W .N'O l S V K M K N T
.inn«iuru«’ th e lu r th o f a sun Hob*
• M:It.»n .in \mv: D’» a! thf FY#
£
r i n j Fort
r u ii nn-l
w ii
Mr*. Ruth It Scott l* v isitin g ;
Fred
have ‘ return.-1 , ,,rr mother in Jack sonville.
W*»hln»ton.__D.
Mrf> ( ;, rlrUllr , ; i|Um nrtl| , on
C. and Atlanta.
Roy are *|>entlinir route time at I
Coronado Reach.
Mis* Pauline Bellamy has re
Mr. and Mrs. Robert lloweil,
Mr*. W. C. Lynn will leave J r . are vacationing fo r one week lumed to Washington after a
varafion spent in this city.
next work to apend »ome lime in th e 's ta te of (igurgia.
%__
in Daytona Reach.
Mrs. John D. M e rill is visitMrs. Flosste pood son has re itii; her si*lrt Mrs. A. F. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. J . W. Ilalley have turned from visiting friends and in Jorksonville,
returned front visiting ■ month relatives. In Georgia, Alabama
Richard Cutty of Savannah,
(!u. arrived today*tu visit with
his cousin Miss l.olo l-re.
Mr*. ,\V. I , llnrvey, Hr. ha*
returned from Bradenton where
she bus been visitintr her ilaugh■ter Mrs. Robert Lyman.
I
Mrs. K. B. Taylor has return
ed from Tampa where she visit
ed her daughter Mr*. D. U.
Jlodg«*.
.
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Mr. and Mrs. II. (J. l u l l of
Morehead City, N. C. i, visiting
with Mr. tt'i'l Mi's. U. (j. Ball
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Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Ball wait
son John Oliver of Jacksonville
spent the weekend with Mr. und
Mrs. O. O. Hall.
I'tuiui tiy Itaynumit Httidin
Mr. and Airs. Ilrndie Williams Sirs. Clifford F. I’rodur. J r , the former J'bvlIU Jeannette Allen. wlu.-e
left Saturday foi Baltimore, Md. tn a rtij(e was an evrnt of A u | . 19 to l»run*wl«k. <U. Mrs. P n -lo t »> llir
Mr. anil Mrs. Phillip J M i n i .. 1 Hits city. .Mr. Pimlor 1<
where he will undergo treatm ent daushler
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford F . Pimlor. S r , al-o of this rity.
ut John IJopkitu Hospital.
\<i it isn’t all luck that has given us such
:t swell Itaschall team. Their success is
based jin the players’ hard work anil
Sanford’s enthusiastic support.
Miss Helen Hutchison Bivca Coke
And Chatter Tarty At Hurt Home
(*!»• 10%t*4. T«*
O n* of lha nicest things that's
hoppened this seotonl Famous
1"BO TAN Y" bjand b roadcloth100 % virgin wool-whipped soft,
'I
whoothsd out full Into the newest
sDhouette-obout-lown. Done with
typical Graceline finesse—lipped top
^ end all. In pitch black or rich brown.
and Folly Bench. S.
whenM is. Harvey reeupemti-d from u
recent 'illness.
---------1 M i-. llerU-rt Hill, It mol *1*Dr. and Mis- • " Wilder and J |Cr Mr-. Fstelle IL m honoreu
childn-n of Jacksonville -(H-nt th eI .MU, Helen llu n h i.o n . popular
weekend with Mi and Mi-. It. F .l liiide-eli-ct, Finlay imiiiiiiig at
Crenshaw at then home . n Fast I III II \ M ;I| ill,. Hint lioide at
Seventh Street.
|IOI| Hot, kv-niir willi
Coke
M ulti...
I*, i kin
M.
M+- Mattr ilM’ t S|t. ii. i ,i i.l M»
( ill. « fife* S|H It««‘ l
Mi
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Mr. mid Mi
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l-dins.iii
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II i.
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*iful •.Hutu* i fU'Ai i- .irror- 1 u 1 it. si M ,
and childp-ii of I'..mi oi.. ire vis ut i «l tile 11sttuts I In mu ti I'fiAUltP
1
VI *
Vi
Mi
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1 1 ' Itl nit it, Mi < 1 * i l *
iting Mr. un.l M i. I W Stile- for tilt* putty. rh r
I : •
nt their home m il \\. - Thii.l ■iati**l hy thru m thru M*« J . I- \
1. la
i . i< Mi
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1 VI’ t* tt M
in. F M
Street.
H in t • e i v i 't l n n l * •« a ( ..In* npfll
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II.
M
fin*- ’srtml mirhm, luu « •I’uruvitw* J D III* • M iyht
, Mr. an d Mr- Royiuond R l d g • 11II k I* 0 s i l t v . a Ulllt il*«iM»t»i| n i l U - N,
VI
llt.l,
II i
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M.
o f Innilsv llle. K y
li.o r arrived
1
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Ml
M u* . I l u t i l i f . i n |«•«
.1 i t e d t e n
to s|-.-nd a p p r o x i m a t e ! } it l l d a y in
.1 M r - l o h n t l
chosen
g la f'l'*
Ill Mill
Ilf
II er
With Mr. an d M i« . J P Itidgo at
\ 1*.i M l - V a l d r i n ii D e l l . J
a - a g ifl f o r the
t h e ir home •n Kllmtl Avenue.
M ii
K
B oiiim ll.
II!
M
|ocrn»lon.
Tliti-e in.
t o he u i t h t h e
M m . K n b eit M iller an d chilli I
ren,
M il dred,
I li alm ioii
aini() I h n n o r e e w . n - M i - - A n n W i g g i n s .
C ttlhei m e
W iggin s.
M iss
lliihert. J r . h a v e le tu rn ed fr n m | M i s s
Suits
IN
HARD TO GET SIZES
38 (o 52
L e t’s keep up that fine hacking. Come
111t
..i
ii
M.l. ..I.o
M i-
tlieir Vacation spent nt Daytorni
Bench,
Jeun
W higlium ,
M i«s
K lirab cth
W h igh ain .
M iss
Je--le
l>o<den,
M i s s K l t i a b r l h D > s . II, M u
M at-
Mr. ami Mrs. Al Hunt have
returned from u two weeks’ v a r a ,
tion. They spent 12 days in Ni or
York City and two <|ays visit.eg
relatives in Schenectady, N V
Miss H lndiliffc W e il.% William E. McTerr r
il ... I,
VI.
B ilpli
.
P ,.a .
W illi-
II.g e m * .
M
W
A
W igh t.
md Mi
out tonight and show the team oar ap
preciation.
M.
II. . Io n
l . ill > 1.
M iI
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to
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I r.it (,f t.t un
i n,—I*
oi« lii,|c.|
t The marriage of Mia* tJn a l.l •' I ff - V B B ig g - and Mi - ban
, lln irliliffe, daughter of Mr. nr.| etti '-initli ..f Uilitiingl n. N. C ,
Mrs. O. C. Ilinrhliffe, and U il Mr
\V. I.. Sln.in and Tln'ina*
( limn K. McTeer. son of Mr. ai>-l Poll.* k <if Ju< k-onville, Mr. and
j Mrs. \V. F. McTeer, was per Mrs. S. J . 'Mart-land, Mr. and
formed
Saturday .evening
at Mrs. I’ettewoy o f Tampa, Mr*,
H;00 P . M. during n candlelight
J ceremony In the AssembK of fj. M Merritt o f Winter tlirih'lt.
(! im! Church with
Itev. h. I.
Wright officiating.
The double ring ren-mony •>•'
s'
perforniixl lo-fore nil nllai I. •
*
'w ith n-parngii* fern, palm
tall hn»ket* of white n -te i'.
j roses und while tapers in g» 1,1 j
uati'd eandelabra. The p- w, i
the family were marked »>.tli
J
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I gram o f nuptial music wo- ren
dered hy Miss Joan McTeer.
pianist, and Mrs. Clifford Pt'*tor, J r . , soloist.' Mr*. I*i>«t"'
sang “ Uecauae" (d’llordelnt l •**•!
I “ I laiVe You T ruly" (Bundt.
l 'T h e bridegroom had n- •
I liesl ntnri Jue M ikula* «f '■
i sonville. The u«her« were t
laissing un.l S 2 c Frank I.
Ti-er of NewpoiT* R L
I Mrs. Thelma Smith, inntt •" "f
I honor, wore » white ta ffe l(1 »• ■-■>
.w ith fitt«<d U>.lic<‘ and foil ■‘ ,t
'which
featured the new I . - .
Iiecktlno. Her b^iuiiuct » « , *'i
pink a ste r* and raises nn.l «hf
wore n tiara of tiny pink to-rIn her hair. Her only jewelry
wiu a strand of pearls, gift «'
the bride.
A GRAND TEAMTHE CELERY FEDS!
maid*, wore gowns of white mar.
quisette over white taffeta which
featured fitted bodice* and full
skirt*. They carried orchid al
ter* and wore tfnros of r»*r*
in their h *ir. They also wore
The bride choae a while or
gandy gown with long sleeve*
pointing over tho w rists,. M id
waistline, bouffant skirt with a
slight train . The dress was high
lighted with band* o f lace appli
que. The fingertip length veil was
edged with (ace anil caught with
a coronet made of the dr»»*
m aterial. Khe carried a l.tjdal
bouquet of white rose*. Her only
ornament waa a single strand of
pearl*.
Th# bride’* , mother wore «
peach sheer trllh black awesaories and a corsage of pink
rosebud*. The brlde'a g r a n d
mother wore a gown of nsvy
with •Aavy accessories and
Como uni (o the frame tonight at K:l.r> and show your
appreciation lo your home-town team!
(I
ORLANDO vs. SANFOIU)
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Spun Rayon +
50*20
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Optometrist
Eyev examined— Glasses fitted
203 8 . Orange Are.
Orlando, Florida
Phono 40oV
MONDAY, Aui
TH E SANFORD HERALD,' SANFORD, FLORIDA
PA G E FOUR
‘ HURRICANE T IC K E T SA L E UP
1946 sale* had s e t a. record fo ri
Miami.
Though the H urricane1
will have 66,000 seals in the Or- ,
a OK'.' Howl agntrvtt the 22,000 they
had most of 1946 they are ex*
pectinir at least three sell outs
In a home slate o f eight game*.
CORAL 0 A B L E s T F l a , Aug. 28,
(Special)— A month before the
•eason football ticket sale doses
a t Uniwrs'.vj of Miami, cash
sales were almost triple the total
advahee sales in 1946—and the
Sanford Baseball Association will not l» responsible
k for any trade, pVbfessional or other accounta untesa
authorised by the Business Manager of the Asaocia-
Sanford Baseball Association
BACK UP
YOUR TEAM
CELERY FED S
TONIGHT IS “BA SEBA LL APPRECIATION N ITE
M € * m (0 € S H
Attend
“Appreciation
Night” , to
night and show your appreciation to
^ the best team in the League!
COME OUT AND SHOW YOUR APPRECIATION TO
Btrwftin in Alltnit, Ckttlotlt. CAaOan—i
FOR GIVING US SUCH A WON
YOUR TEAM
8:15 P. M.—Orlando vs. Sanford
D E R FU L SEASON OF BASEBALL.
5 ARTICLES
ROOM for rv
114-W.
2
* W ANTED IO RENT
SM A LL unfi-raieht 1 h u e or
or 4 room apt.
n
Pcrmanrnt r n «
< a
402-M.
FOR SALE
PHOTOGRAPHS'
your DEBT photograph
H
made nt
f RAYMOND STUD IO
ito Bank Bldg.— I'h. 1093
GOOD electric atnro. Reasonable.
Call 237-J.
0
CA LL .Smith Brother* for car'
pentor* Si roofers, l ’hone 1082
ing cafe r f children.
163 Knit
E X P E R T [minting—contract nr
hourly haul*.
8. II. tie ran,
fro* estimate*, Plume H 5I nr
7K,’l-J.
—
1
Here’s Something i
To Shout About!
Player
Appreciation
Night
Let’s all go aec the baseball game tonight between
Orlar\do and Sanford. It's Player Appreciation night
TE L E PHONE S
in honor of the fine young men who have given u»
IN TOWN
such good baacball here this year,
CELERY CIT Y
IIS South Park Avc.
COMPANY
Phone 3 4 0
Sanford, Fla.
BA SEBA LL PLA YER S’
APPRECIATION NIGHT
I El E P H0 NE S
FOR FARMS
fc-
b a ll1 fam e
tonight
lo
j. -V'-zjmhissskj •'- — - rjjyV;
•how tb« Celery Fed*
i' ■-i
Idtvn * -pe- ialty
for
PRINTING
O FFIC E OUTFITTERS
our
BALESMAN
PHONE 12
l l t .1 1 3 E. FIRST STREET
Let’# alt go out to tb«
UCK toot, g-2” long 3 wide.
Tuxedo Feed Store, P^ons 868,
Will hold S H P motor. 640
Valencia Drive or Phone 600-W. 8
H ELP W AN TED
■■ ' " fr......
ORLANDO vs. SANFORD
NOVIA Country want* jell tak
. IN E CA STLE
Plywood row
boat* and veo bottom skiff*
LOANS
with air cooled 2-cyliinter in
D E SIR A B L E home— l V4 lo(*, 3
board onnn motor*. Prlrw rnngo
LOANS
MADE
bedroom*, fruit tree*, good
flOO^n. J620. On di*play now
FROM *10 TO *300
neighborhood, priced in line.
ami ready for immediate de
del privacy; fu*t arrv
Phone 494-M.
livery. See lla'ne iH-autiful boat*
FLORIDA LOAN CO,
today.
Lee Motor Bales Co.,
102 Sanford Avcnuo
323 East P in t Ht.
BEDROOM bungalow. Hard
BORROW H E R E W lIK ItE
wood floor througinut. Splendid
PRIVACY IB R ESPE C TE D
26 and 6 0 ft.
condition and fine location.
YOUR natuial deaire for privacy
GARDEN HOSE
Phooo 408-J for appointment.
in money mutter* I* strictly
H ILL HARDW ARE CO.
roa peeled here,
Friend, ami
3U1 E ast F irst BL
relative* are not questioned
about your credil.
Your em
A VERY attractive and strictly
ployer o> buslnea* aa»ori»taa
morVrrn B room furnished home,
I’re* lo-Cook c r»—fTricy de 9
will not hear of your [tenons]
with unusually large copper
CHI Stove Ovens
affair*. There i* no causo for
screened porch, aattlng under
Daiey Chums
embarrassment.
spreading ta k i on 30 acre* roll
Pint Thermo* Bottle*
Reasonable credit requirement*.
ing ground, with it» own pri
Gallon Thermos Ju g *
No ro-maker* on money loan*.
vate spring fed lake, 7 acre*
STA N LEY-RO GERS
Varlnhle payment plans.
young grove, on ■urfarrd road,
HARDWARE CO.
FAM ILY LDAN CO.
6Vk miles from Sanford, hitchFlorida Bank Bldg.
Phone * *
un equipment modern with elec*
Toilet Keats.
12 SPECIAL SERVICES
tiralc hot water, refrigerator
Garbago Can*
and cooking units.
Require*
Galvanlied Hprinklera
$8,000.00 caah to handle, bal
SIGNS
BTANLBY-R4K1KR3
ance monthly paymenU.
Show rani* and posters
F R E D W. RENDER
O— DEBTS SIGN SER V IC E
Room 2
Fla. Htnte Bank Bldg.
BRAZILIAN CANE
U. D. Landreu. Phone 1021
FISHING FO L K S
Phone 1030
FLOOR HANDING
SANFORD HARDW ARE CO.
and finishing, (.'leaning and wax.
210 F a i t F irst S treet,
REAL ESTATE WANTED
ing
New floor* surfaced to per
6 IH JltSE John«on kicker.
In fection. Old floors made like new,
quire at Disk] Store, 1403 W,
IN BUYIN G OR SELLING
II. M. GLEASON
13th St.
R E A L E S T A T E — It paya to deal
Lake Miry, Fla.
through Experienced broker*. If
BROOMING
nllhen.
Also
Jacarauyou iiava grove* or o th e r,p ro
11ENT A 'C A B
da A rainbow tree*. 60 cent*
perty to market, or If yog are
YOU DHIVE- I T '
each;
O.
L.
Drwr,
S
t.
202
South
▼ourself In t h r market, Contact
PHONE 200
o f Geneva. Saturday o r SonWm. O. Rancher of C. F. BatchSTRICKLAND-MOnitIHON
alder, 28 E ast Washington St.,
"•D RIVE-IT, INC,
Orlando, phone 9020.
7 ROOMS of household furniture
I-AWNS m o w e d .
Res*on*bl<
Including U. M. Frlgldalre, cir
prices. Jerry . Lord, phone 788
culating oil heater. See a t 212
8 ARTICLES FOR SALE
Magnolia or Phono IU.1-J.
I MIDGE - PLYMOUTU
Electric Toasters, $4.88
IjARUK'rdxe wardrobe trunk. In
PA R TS AND SE R V IC E
II. B. POPE CO., INC.
quire 408-J.
109 Palmeilo A t*.
Phone 1011
BOY’S Tcxa* saddle for aale. ELEC TR IC appliance"" repair#" —
Phone 463-W.
. w* repair waihlng machine*,
IMITATION leather* In. most
vacuum cleaners, fans, mixers,
color* and large (election of
ARTICLES W ANTED
sewing machine*, T rotter Ap
good upholstery fabric*. Robert 6
pliance Service, 304 W. Second
S, Brown, 2911 N. Orange I’LL BU Y your car. regardless
» BL, Phone 1064-J.____________
of age or condition. Roy Reel,
896 W. 2nd St.
SNAPSHOTS—printed, developed,
•enlarged- We copy old photo
ROTKCT your health — sleep W ALL ahbw cate wanted With
graphs.
lifting door*. Phon* 676.
baturl Dependable maltrees reNIGHOLL8 STUDIO
tiovaUngl Boa aprlnga and ln220 Meiich Bldg.. phone tlBP
rserrpHif roattrea»ea rebuilt! 7 Peta, Livestock, Supplies
------ s~i—r ---------- r.—
FURN ITU RE R EBU ILT
New mattresses, beds, spring* I / '
. AND RECOVERED
Hollywood beds | see our retail I B U Y cows, calves, yearling*.
Phon# R. W . Lord, 78B-W .
Your furniture. w|l| look Ilka
atore and display room a t
lit W. FIR ST ST.
F R E S H milch rows or heavy new, will wear better than ever
ch6L Bedding A Furniture Co.
springer* to produce that better when our expert* rebuild
f* Sanford Mattreaa Factory
than Cvur.‘ Vr4en Valley Milk. recover . I t . Only the finest
ntruclion materials used, 1
Ph. 823,
ia
3 REAL ESTATE FOR 3AI.1
DRUG
WORK W ANTED
approciattott
their ' fine
Indus
play
for
tbU
Telephone moteriol* for catching Up on thou-
HOME BUILDERS.- Guard youf,
new building againat term! tea.
Rotex protect* lumber, fence
P , O. B ox 1118, BanfonL
, poets, »a«h, mlllwork for 10 t#
18 y e a n . Fallow* Army ami
VntBBTONE Store# n eed'
Government t e a t o d formula*.
perlenced help. Opportunity foe
New aupplv Just received. Gal.
rapid advancement.
Vacation $1.85, 66 gal. drum $4<k7». Full
with pay, Ftreetoa* S te m ,
instruction* given.
Southern
H I E . H I 8k
> , y . Chemical*. 204 N. O n
Ave.
Phone 051.
interfere with
aaant and peo. n
tondi of applications for telephone*, extending farm
fodlHiet all com# from the iam t batkef. I t'ia b lg
battel, but war communication demand* emptied It and loft ui way behind
In switchboard*, building*, cab in and everything telephone *ervice require*.
In spite o f hampering thortoge* of raw material* — lead, copper, vteel
and the like — we're making pragre**. And we won't let up until, there'*
plenty of sendee, local and long distance, for town end form,
NOTICES—PERSO NAL;
Tdephotfrjr
18
AUTOS FOR SALE
SO U TH ERN
10 EAST
.
V •
B E IL T IU P H O N E
ABO T IL IP H O N i CO M PA N Y
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■.
M ONDAY, Aug. 26, 1946
PA G E, FIV E
THE SANFORD H E R A L D , SANFORD, FLORIDA
Sanford Celery Feds Cop One And Drop Two Over Weekend
1*
Jim Schantel To Pitch Tonight;
Locals Entertain Orlando Team
n r A itT iu -ft tyacK w iT H , jit.
Ilrrald .Spurt* ta ilo r
In n hectic weekend of ploy
the Hanford Celery Knl> dioppcit
two games unit won pne affair.
■ Friday evening at the local park
I the local*. In-hind the pitching
of Jodie llowingtmi, dropped the
I'nlnlkn A zalea, hy « ' 7 to G
count. This tilt tititrkt-d llowinglow’a 1J>th victory of the current
■canon.
"" Hitnrday night in Leesburg the
Packer* nosed the Fed* out in
it 7 to il game. Goose K ettle*
toiled - on the hill for Sanford
and Kinnnurlsnn wn* given the
hurling chore* for the l.cc*burir
■aggregation.
Yesterday afternoon the Pack
er* tallied five nm , ill the eighth
inning to down the local* hy a
S to 4 count. Charlie Bisson went
the route for the Fed* anil allow,
ed but a »inglc hit through *even
inning* of the tilt. In the eighth
the visitor* acurdl five run* on
five hit* -to wrap up the game.
Sanford scored the first run
in the second inning when Ed
Levy led o ff with a single, udI vanced to the second sack on an
infield J ill hy Byron Sharpe, stole
ttlird and cam e'scu rryin g home
on an error hy fllll Good on a
hot ground ball hit hy At Bryant,
The locals scor'd a pair,in the
seventh inning when Sharjic wa*
safe oh an error by flood, follow,
cd hy a long fly \n left by Ossie
lllorig to drive Sharpe .to third.
B ryant lined a single into center
field to score Shnrpc. Bryant ad
vanced to second on n fielders
|choice bv Bisson anil scored on
a Imse knock to center field hy
Je rry Silverm an.
Tin- final fully for the Fed
aggregation came in the ninth
Inning when (Unrig led off with
a single to center, followed by
another error by (lood on a hot
grounder by Bryant Bryant and
Ulorig advanced to Ibird and
second respectively on * double
steal and in the mjxup the hall
( wa* thsseil around the Leesburg
' infield long enough for (llortg
to break for home and to be
throwii out a* he attempted to
returnf to the thiid sack. Silver
man tln-w a free pn** and Bob
Tliltld dropped a single .into ren
Former Athlete
Says Men Think
Pilot Is Tops
Stellar Fed Moumlsimin
STANDINGS
FLORIDA STATE I.E A G IF .
•
" . .—
W 1. Bet.
HH 40
.OAH
(Irlando
.681
HANFORD
.... 75 64
73 &G .5fifi
8'!+. A usual inr »
.600
frt fit
lieLand
5H 60
.167
Balalka
.439
51 Git
Leesburg
.436
54 70
Daytona Beach
42 H6 U128
Gainesville .....
Yesterday's Result**
la c,b u rg 5. SANFORD 4
S t. Augustii,) 9-3, IleLand 3-1
Orlando 7-0, Daytona B. 3-7
I'nlatku 10, tlalnrsvIUe 4
(lame*' Today
Orlando at SANFORD
Leesburg at I’nlatka
81, Augustins? at Gainesville
Daytona Beach uf D.-Land
SPORTS LAUGH
H y A a a o rla lM
P ffa l
OltMimcr* of,the
world
still 111m to spin yarn* about jt
lough old umpire who ones work,
cd game* in the American la-ague
in the day* of Miller lluggin*.
Otir day Wally I’ipp complained
over a railed strike. The Imign
ump unnrlcd. "To the ashcan with
you." Pipp knew that the ashcan
meant he wa* out of the game.*
Pipp protested again, and the
tough imin told him:— "T o 1 tho
ashcan and if you don’t move fa st
I’ll wrap it around you."
Ju st then the diminutive man
ager. Miller llugrin*, moved int i
the argument. Th- ump glsm -sl
at Huggins, Icokrd back at Plltp
and said.
“ And you can lake
your hat l«>y ami put hint in the
ashcan IrMt."
S
S
Seven stale* ale vislide from
the tup r f famfcnut Mountain ill
flMI it. azcao i Btuo. Jk o K tS tfi! 1 Tenn"*«(»t: Alabama, Kentuekv
| North Calidina, South Carotin*.
Georgia, Virginia and Tennessee.
PA CK A G E STOCC&*
......TONIGHT IS
■sfe^wtv»:t>4«ifc
BA SEBA LL PLA YERS
APPRECIATION
NIGHT
Final Playoffs
In City League, y>
Start Tomorrow 9
Outlines Success O t
Locals In Spite 'Of
Numerous Problems
!Haynes And William*
To Meet Security
j Lumber Company
lit FLOYD PAt.MKH
\- i V
IP IG' Flrrblu State
I •.igwe season draw* to a dose
-mu fans may give a sigh ol
irh cf white s ilh n * may have a
. feeling of regret to th nk ihnl
fit,-i, favorite plal'-r may not telinn oguin so they may cheer or
ia:X, arernlitig to their w i*h s.
That frceilom of th e American
piddle to attend a hall game ami
, gift- vent tc their ft*ding w.th a
a t* or a rheer for a player or
■a luiu empire’s decision ha* mail?
the game so popular. Thu* it I*
called the national pnulime.
|- I muddy the I hot g h i1 has come
to it. mind* of many fin * n
[ Sanford, a* well a* fan* In i-thcr
'S i *,!,- |
, iltc*, 1 lull (tic , U .1
ifh.-tliim of th - league should In-leppcd ii > lo 1‘. It or even rln** A
lull and make it i* faster circuit.
Bv doing this tit-re would prob
ably be less errors and mistakes.
This is fin n y * the feeling where
a club ha* had a good * -a,on or
won a pennant, however,, the
higher classification wilt n I eli
minate --rmr* because so lung i *
Hi*- A’kII plti> i-r u tiyiny .le*l»iratriy ti> giati a tiattr*l ball
vrtii*n* k’- ng tn p v rn o r* in a
t“ l» tiatni’
! ili'f r nmy t*r n fidt It*tew ml*
(Jooar K e ttle *, atm tr. (m n trr K o B irt* C n llr c r S ta r a n d row rh of thr
I R u d d y la k r . n o r
........ . lA tlo n Ih K i r * r ,
■it liigbi-i * l.i'"ifii rtiit■
tirm ln o lr ll t f h ticloMtl lo n lb sll a n d l u w l u l l tra in *. I n * « n n la t ill*
r
r
1
?rt4
T
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lltef*
nf
1
hr
ttnu
i
•
Hill
th is t riM in , In c lu d ln i a rin-hit. n o -ru n ca m e aiwl tw o m ir -h tl a ffa ir*
Ir a d k n f I h r I
ft »f' rt* ''il I'll* Yt*r
A ll th re e lilts w r r r plti hrd a c a lits l tlie c i j I??t m Ilk l i VIrtt.
- * ImiI. «I*|Iite»iit*r-. I and ha* bn
The llayne* and William* nine
will ineel the Seeurity Lumber
Company aggregation in the first
g.fine uf the final* in the play
off- in tin- i it> Softball League
ttimoiinw night. The game will
get umteiway promptly ab B:Q0
o'clock.
,
Hayni-.i -arid William* dropped
the San ford lletabl from tho
playoff* in lw *i. game* straight,
a . the Security Lumber team
downed
tinMo,*- A inurement
Company fn it two out of thred
game series.
‘ The ^ilt j.im onnw nijeht u tho
f rwt e a u io
the p h i) off* an ti
*jitiittii*-r« in In* ii well! .pUytd
uff.u.
S w iii ii y v%*11 probably
- • *n 4
Im
.
P lm tu ’ tty
Co*
-i.k’
t h r i IrtfMtifii-tiliMO, th e y
, 0*1 i- ri»*ifl>. in r !«*•(* ndt»* * U
lit
N .i 11•ti n il \ . . o t i i l i n i
\%,!1 lid ! \ m i
>hj»f I h r p r lm r «d i r r liv
if
l»
AKTHI'lt IIMHVVITII. lit
—1 - •
C ELERY I'E l 13
I
.
The HUG Sari fm d C. , y Fed* U.Urt
have in ttMiiph * hi •! him* «»f 1|m4 f Mtl
vfH,iuUa
Li Jucjjr
most outstanding fcnl* in reecnt' ' l " w|tUri"n ond a«ki-d ■ him ti
frliint
in
tht*
F»‘d
tuouitd
corps,
hinlnry. The*/
luivt*
baschnll
artuitlly pltitl^hi*.! tl«»*»i vr.iv li t** which hr did. Ilnddy l„»kr wna
aecontl plate Hi Hi® Fluldit *SlnU ■ilTMrd by local nfficialn a* wi«
ts^iiRUr. onl* r«uiM tilin*>»i
g»y, < Hl lllttoc, Hob Tut |lut J int I'aynr
“
without
nfranrhinv
in
the •tid Chnrtic
Ijilr r arri^nU which inrliidr
(ilorlu, Itu.1% STonti mid
\i\ 1941 ffurirtK nlil'iir.Hiii
Hill Mollrlrr w rrr .ill Mgn.d
thr rtU mnrhinr frit D» pirrrn
li> club nffit iah . !h}* hr mu *
for varioua rt««4Uln. 'Ttirrrliift
(hr Sanford club up lo date
thr franrhUr fo r Ihr
Without aii nrjfnriiiutiHii, v^.ih
Haarhall AAMiriatlrm had lo hr mil u fr»nrhli^t without n tn.m
withdrawn from thr Ira^or.
nicer ond 'w ilhotii n mum*
Thr Ioaa of tho Sanford itittfrcth e
em? *?!*.!*• tep-jS* -!?
2SS
SS
■even
team* with
whirl, |u; one of the best tennis that S.,u.
operate. Ocala waa intere
"
furil full* cmilil expect. Each , l
fii-tiling an entry in the league every baseball hiving fan nl cm.
ami, therefore, the local, ftnmhise innle Vnmtly npptueinU-* th. », >.
went to (h-ala.
vnr with which tin- W al
Due lo thp war
thr Ir.ru r
giillnn hn* wnrketl thi* >1.1
I
dlrrclur* dreitit1,! that null hunt
we
tumor
(hiS A N I - 1 » ii
p ta jrr material and p a lm n s
C E L E B Y FED S of HHU
tit
would nnl be svailablr fur a
P I. A V E R
A IT liH H
-S
season of play In IDfZ. the
NIGHT louighl.
leasue disbanded operation* for
^Talent In
Parifir
'j Is.ill u li» Iruio ’ hr h»Vmo»»i
.md fro l him ihr Know •d|*r of
k’tt'd bgri'tiAll. Hr niu^t k*u Ion
i v f m r it- ii r •* r i *in r w he i r a n«1 * *» , 11*.
i f *111»ir In t f u d i Ih 'ii h r m u im illy
•ill's! - fuf t u! thr b‘dinni or ihr
HviHt rliokw. of ri|;iiiifXrd hall*
1b< Iud|
kvill rmi! M*!1 I hr
t i ll
l< lR»i
-1>I r l r »lr«| in
h 11 iitlM'f l'a*'U
l! * MtL’ l u
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th r
ip
c l u u li t'ili 'H i
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rt
K*ii
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inn
i i t i l i l a n i l i n i p la t e r * 1111 t h r i ' r l r n I n ! nr r a n i
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SKK TH E ^AMITONIGHT!
I t 's
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A |i|irt'cini ion
N ig lit!
- attaTv*
Mason the league father* l i e - ji - ,
cfded to resume operation,. Tim S5 f l j l N I I J >!H I ‘I I B V ( * I * V
entries Tor tho Florida Stale ' - U t I B l l A s l ^ U L
H IV
Lraguu included Gainesville. Hb C L i n i n v
'I ’l i i t J
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Augustine.
Daytona,
(IrIambi, O I Y I I I I | jy
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Paiatka, Oeala, DeLand and lee *. |
------------burg. Hanford Was not imbuleil
lly Itl'KS NEW I.AM l
in the organization due to thr AB New»fe»lures
BAN FRANCISCO Tlu 1
fact that the (!«lery Fed*
Coast league which
no franchise.
i m e lv c d lit the
.
Tin- i l e a « . ! •
Hally to bci ome a tlurii
him hi «n outiktaniiinL' i n i ' " h i i y m
Three local baseball pulrlnl*
I ! Icagiir Iiy 1hr -In 11*1 w rtf hottlm*; and ertten imirf imi »f wLni (»<•
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circuit
hi
tia--ball.
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early thi* Spring In an attempt ; only a skimpy’ tvwirtmmi m - : te talent this season to tut ys|iiii
young
Imi I
p ia y m
tvun (n
t (rru f
Kvt-r>
i1* > p*.*\ t uni
la entef a team In the league caiue
L e i's n il i;o m il lo I Its- g n in c a n il sh o w th e
though they hail the |Ki|iulation, town that will not patli* mate in
for the 1946 season. Things
JAmr of the half.ilasen
were guite unsettled fur guile stera ticketed, or likely lo it- tnr pn i lictllluil) w ill cllie* like Dull- the |m i,1 sensen playoff* wdl InC e le ry F e d s o u r ty ip r t 'c in lio n o f ih e fin e b a s e ■ome lime sinew there was little big Irague inspection In 1917 ate iiquo, and Ci-ihir Sapid*, for a pulling for the Hanford club, be
lieve it or not. The uiupirr* will
progress being made toaard pitchers. The other two an ntM class A loop.
b a ll th e y h n v o g iv e n ua th is s u m m e r .
A* the Florida State I-esgue tell yiHi that our rlub and tinacquiring the needed franchise basemen. Oulflekiliig and cati'huut
laoka tislay the rlulis will finish
for the Fcda.
prosper is are scarce cotmnoih'ii-. about ns 11*i— ate nt this lime, Hanford fan* have g '--it them
very little trouble ond «" I’m
The first aeavott altu e the » *r
As limp went by there were
Orlnrdo, .Sanford, St.1 Augustine
suggestion, that the league oper Maa turned Into a pitcher:,1 mar and Deljind. Considering the fart s t i r that many nf Ihe Wiundred*
a te with nine eiub* Instead of ket. Bight hander L arry Jan < t ol that the league was. dlsbsnded of Sanford fan* will join nil- In
the usual eight. This (nought the Ban Franc taco S e a ls,. h-agu-i during the «a r years, ii is helleveil saying to the Fed »Mp(iei, "A
unfavorable comment from snmo leader, already U n certaimv to that every rlty in the eircult cm job well done, K d l"
• f the dtioa already entenM he- get a btg league trial. He will re tw proud nf tl-d r respective leant,
3(H> Kind Flml SI.
( ii Mock Kant of IMI.)
Krrulnn carries off an clim ated |
enuse one clnb would 'lie Idle port to the New York Otant, at
Phoenlt, A rte, next spring. S o o t* If there has been any one thing three billion tons of top soil In
every night and no schedule? feel he lias everything.
thal h a , rharartrrteed th# teams the United States anuiinlly.
rould adequately be drawn up to atierd. curvp and control
lie l*
accommodate the nine entries, it 2fl. weighs 190 pounds amt Mauds over olhet year*, it ha* been the
waa thought However Sanford 0 feet S. In his Aral 26 dr< l loo*, ability t« fight the umpthte in.%
stead of thv oppositivn, and, -if
was finally Wdptltted to the he won 23 games.
crursc. th* excellent stpporl given
c ircu it
Southpaw CHIT Chamber., ol thr
the clu b '.
Ocafa, finding th a t they were 1<™> Angelea club a im te set lie
M trv fan* witf not agree that
having financial dlfflrulltr* at haa been purchased by Uir Ctrl- Ed l^vy, a* manager, and John
th e outset o f. the year, decided cogo Cribs. Ills «lti(T Was .-uirJi the Krider. as general managtir, perto withdraw their franchise. This parent Cuba decided to take no fortr^tl the outstaVuling Job In the
waa Just Wlmt a m * Hanford dele chance* on lite being Mtap|H*l up league, if vou take everything
gation waa A p 4 f li l M lb e league by acme oth er club.
LEd Erautt, young smoke ball into ronsidriation.
went back on an eikht club
thrower of the Hollywood train,
It is a matter of record that
m ay be auctioned off although the following difficulties went *n-',
From this point the local Clnrlnnail hjid »n option lo huy countered:
i
■tea had to bwlld a winning him before hi* entered Ihe per%'h*e
Banfnrd did not have an operatteam to place on the field. This The kid right hfttidrr han thr
Irg franchise in tho league until
was ■ problem because no con speed In the kx>p
It'# Player Appreciation night at the. ball park
approximately two week* before
nection* could t o made »ilh
Oakland'a Ftank Shew, wl^o a the actual r u o n wax underwar.
higher elgaa bull* clubs for a right hander wiih a winning
in honor of the fine play and sportsmanship
Even iust l-efore then three citi
working agreem ent We had lo aortment. w m borrowed from me zens, headed hy Kridvr, put up
Kcw York Tankee^\ organ!wDon.
of the Celery Fed«. Let’s all go (o tho game
s ta rt without a man.
$7M in order that the Feds might
Slowly the teem rounded into hence wear a a hand»*hfT aign
operate
and
(his
was
a
big
chance
Left handed ftmt aarkerw FerrU
tonight and pay (hem Iribute.
shape. The first man to be sign,
were
taking.
Dig wi
•- -------od waa the Jovial Sanford man* F ain of San Francisco and Ed tl'iy
Quite naturally, all the good
of Seattle rate a/i top
Ed Levy. S t. Phut optioned
c.
.
Oekfera - wi*n to # pis yets were sign’d to tin Bride, Jim Schantel, Byron p lalP p u nch that n«ur?* to krrp tracts by other clubs that late1 In
TK» Pi m ilfSWs I
*. ‘
Dtvoeak and Don them in ihe ,900-plus hitting
tha Spring. BJavars war* an un
club. Tatter
The Qlanta. through their ttf- known quantity that U te.
all Jof them ex- tip. get Or»t bid on Fain white
W algreen Agency
Because of the deal Hu c tv
Jim Schantel and he la Torgrson already belong* to »hfi
had
with
the
Brooklyn
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b
which
•rill on option.
Boston Braves. Fain starred with
Jerry Silverman ta m e on an an Army all-alar team during the w a, conducting its training school
•pdeo from th* Tampa Smok- war.
Bespectacled Turgeson. al- here, our state league dub had
— la Um Florida'laternatlonxl
h* h a n 't lived up to p ’*- the park Just six days prior to
“Copa#"
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Musial Lends Card
Drive On Pennant
If the St. Imui* Cardinals fad
to win the National le a g u e , p en -j
oiin*. it wnp’t In the fault of Stan
Musial.
I r r lo F c u rr D rvttn l to rtu l t h r
Musial ha* licen en u terrific
hostilities for the M i
batting ramjtogc. rlimazvd Thurs
The blif l.**e-Hliurir iniitiiif rano* day whrn hr rappni out six hits
in the. eighth. Bill Driggers, the to lead the Cardinals to a double
Barker’ niound*tuan. leil off with win over the Philadelphia I'htll ■*.
Musial now lead, the National
a double to right renter, follow
ed hy a single by Ridgeway and Leagu • in batting, run*, run*n double by Stehhin* to score ! In-.'ted In. hit* doubles, a (til trip,
D rigget* and Ridgeway. Good le*. Ilr also is doing a g ira t job
went gut third to first, followed holding down the first has* post
by n fielder* choice issued to for thr ( ordinal*
Halter,
A single by Morutlno
oled Stt-Miin* and a two base out to Ed t,cvy Mormlno scored
uw by Ijitsk n sent Salter over mi the pluy to place, the gamo
the plntter. Capone was hit hyin the cooler.
a pitched ball and Pearson roller^ - Cm tarflalder Dave Bride led
the Fe<l attack on the offerings
of Driggers witlf three aafetla*
in four trlpa to the plate. Ix-vy
und Sharl'e each hat! two hits
in four trip*.
Y A R R E U
Palmer Applauds Levy’s Success As Skipper O f Feds
*
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�MONDAY, Aug,
TH E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
F A C E SIX
Only Four Home
Contests Remain
For Local Nine
?>----------!_
Fed Infield.ers
Playoffs
Expected
To Break All A t
tendance Records
Fed Receiver
flcials of the Sanford BaseSM steiatlon, Inc., Unnounced
y chat the fe le ry Fed aliene liasVpaaafd the bO.OOO mu(k
■vaillibM. the In-rt past sea--in
any Hanford rluli had wa* In IB-17
when some Mt.OOU fans saw the
old Hanford Loukoula in action.
,
There are fo u r.heme stands, rivmaftilng and officials this morn
ing declared that they are ifoui
til out to set a hew mark if
#0,000 for the regular lo a s o n ,
Ihiring the*playoff with S t. Avg‘ uatlne, they said an anticipated
alteiidance of t.&OO would be ex.
perted for three home gam e* with
tint Saints and ahuuld Hanford gel
Into Ilia final playoff by l<eal ug
the Saints and Orlando dropping
the DaLand lied Hats, offi.-ial*
s laid that no gate would run less
than I.SMto fan*. There is n ie>
■lbliity that the Fed* muy druw
well over_70,l)00 Jmloie on.•null
activity finally ceases here.
*
Officials, however, did not over
look the (Jeorgiu-Florida league
playoffs hut assert'-d timi it was
Just yet n Idt to fur in I he futoie
Tonight th- Feds luekle Ihi
Orlando Kenatur*. The Ircals fn
to Orlando tomorrow night ami
' play In St- Augustine on Wednes
day. Thursday night they return
hn<j for a contest with lire Holnts
and then entertain Itaylunu Ifritcn
In n twin hill here on Friday
night, if It becomes itccessary to
play two games. If it isn't, of-
owner* qf a litt-raty work graphicnlly describing the growth of
Nazism from I'JIH to HM6.
Liberated inmates of Nasi rancenllotion ramps in thivariii lumtom idled data for this hook. The
Bavarian state commissioner for
political prisoners. Otto Aster, and
tiotllieb Hruntz, vice president of
the ftuvnrlan Ited Cross, presented
the book to the general on their
iH-half.
Hob Tuttle
Al Bryant
Byron Sharpe
AI* Nrwsfealurra
'
SEA TTLE—Dwelling seekers In
Uils city, where housing Is al n
premium, envy Mr. and Mrs, Rich
ard C. Smith their cosy Ove-room
apartment lor more than one rea
son.
Tire apartment ts In the headhouse ot the University of Wash
ington stadium where Smith can
relax In his sitting room and take
hU place In the choicest seal Ih
the stadium.
The hradhmisr Is bulll above
the bleachers In the closed end u(
the bowl. The Smiths' secondstory living room presents .one of
die best possible vantage ‘ points
of the stadium.
Smith U the stadium caretaker.
Ilia Job ts temporarily finished
when Uir tootball gamr begins.
When
the releree blows
his
wnutle he can »*•*■ hlnwelf In his
et*y chair, lum on hU radio and
w»teh the contest in comfort, rain
or shine.
PHONOGRAPHS
V ’C t r ic
t Automatic
111 W. l»t St. Phone 95 3
;•
Thl* trio of Celery |'ed InfteUcr* hat given local tana their’ share of baaebalf thrllla durtlig the rwrrent
Honda M ale. League season Whirls Is drawing to a rlvae. Bob Tut Ur, left, took over the kr7*t*ne when
Joe Jsixthe left the club III May lu attend arhoot Till tie la probably the moat Improved man on the Fed
roxtir. Al Bryant, center, b one of the most sensational fielding shortstops In lire clnull, and easily the
most popular among Ihe majority of manager*. 8yrol| Hbarpe. at right, was golng'grral before he suf
fered a knee Injury. Afler a long layoff, Sharpe returned to third toioe but still was troubled with the
ailment, lie wax later given a regular ratolilng assignment.
* Photos by Raymond pan Zaspel, briery le d ratrhrr
baa la in one of loo favorite* of
Hanford fans during the current
resulting from w ar. and confusion aeaion although he has not worked
Afghanistan is committed to u pol regularly for Manager Levy during
q
icy uf peace and pnigresa." said the past sev rnl wrrba. /.as pel, a
the president of the city govern Mlanrsata youth, was xlgnrd to a
ment. “A i u buffer stale between Hanford contract following hi*
great power* Tuid frlemllv to ail participation In Hprlng training;
our neighbors- we now can Imgln
ad lillle* lirrr with the HL I’aul
HF.IIAT, Afganistan — Ancient an ei a of internal improvement
‘Assariallail,
Herat, once hoxt to the invading completely fiee o f foreign inter HalnU of thr AmrrlranPbo'o
by Cnx
armies of Genghi* Khan. Alexan- ference for thr first time in our
■ler the Great and thr Islamic CfU history."
saders- more ricanlly an isolated
The country's almost complete
half-fin gotten trade center for no lack of modern Iransporaation
madic tribe*. Is going modern.
medio does not dampen the en
With motor transport and the thusiasm of merchants whise for
world's growing appitita fur kar tune! were butll on camel ca ra
MUNICH— AP—Gen, Lucian !>. l
akul providing prosperity, a new van*
Truwntt. commander of the Third
city of parkway streets und mod
"H erat i> i good invrxtment,'' American Army, is one of the few
ern building* Is being constructed. •aid Ihe manager of the Ilanquc
"In twenty or thirty years." said Melll (National Bank).
the dlrectur of the nruvincial gov
“ Herat ia on a cross-road con gold of Afghanistan, scam may be
ernment's foreign relations divi necting Iran. Hur-iii, llaluchistan niovmc by airline. With foreign
sion,’“vfju'tl see a great cltv In this and India. Already there i* a grow aid und advice, the establishment
ing stream of motor transport ux- of railways is nut beyond the irulm
ing trucks brought to Afghanistan of piotiabilily."
"And," he added, "a * oilier res
by Britain and America during the
ervoir* of oil in the world become
depleted, Afghanistan may icalixc
Ancient Herat, Once Host T Armies
Of Genghis Khan, Now Going Modern
Favorite of Fans
Prisoners of Nazis
Write Book On Them
Gainesville on Rjiuluy afternoon,
returning to Knnfnrtl for tho final
contest next Monday evening
U. S.-Backcd Paper
fs Austria’s Biggest
One of Ihe popular member* of the
Celery Fed rosier thl* season,
Jerry
Silverman, .HI. IVtrnAuivf
VIENNA — Al* — The Wiener
Rurirr, German-language after- youth who ha* flvcn a creditable
Muon newspaper published in Vii-n- performance throughout tho cur
rent season. Hllvrrman came to tha
local* from Ihe Tampa Smoker*
of tha Florida-1 nlmiatluna) League
and h a i displayed hi* talent In Ihe
fully planned central park mid sudded soccer Held within sight of thr
crumbling parapet* which knew Ihe
shock of Alexander'* ancient pha
lanxes.
Telephone and powci lines reach
out to the new cltv and the canvon
suburbs in the neat hr foothills.
From dawn to dark, uniformed tru f
fle policemen give vigorous hand
aignnl to a trickle of donkeys, horse
carts, camels und a few American
automobile* moving Knglish-atylo
along Ihe left side of the mad.
Brick shop buildings are nearing
completion along u broad uvenue
outside the ragged old liuxaar, and
■mull home* with lawn* and g a r
dens have sprung up uhmg pineshuded drive*.
la ss tliun 8t),tWM) of the approxi
mate 300,000 residents remain in
side Ihe old city which Is said to
have housed ont million liefora the
coming of Genghis Khan. Comulcte
All the money received tonight goes to the players
THE TOWN will show its appreciation by a Record
r
"
Attendance.
Fed Outer Gardener
BICTTF.lt BUTTF.lt T
OUttAY, Colo,—A.I*. — Several
bundle* of butter bound for friend*
of Coloradoan* in California go
thnm gtLJhu pflUi- **f I’nstjnJytreaa
MmTTie McCullough each week, ao planned by the c(Ticlent young land
ahe get* in *ome plug* for the com ownera in European drea* who com
monwealth by stamping on each atituta an unofficial chamber, of
one: "California, here I come—
Colorado butter."
Aflur centuries of bnckwordne**
PLA YER
APPRECIATION
NIGHT
ORLANDO vs. SANFORD
:y
W# Haro hail good bateball Ibis >c«r in Sanford
'
1
. • . thanks to the fin*
young men who make up
(he toiler of (he Celery
Fed*. And now it’* ((me
(6 pay (hem (rtbu(e. Lrl'a
all go oul to (ho ball game
-
to ace them play Orlando
tonight.
Don’t be out on a limb—where your-base^all team
1b
concerned. Come-out tonight and qhow your
_______ appreciation to the Celery Feds.
Gome Starts 8:15 P. M.
.
' 5 !# :■
WANTED
Young U<U«g
Uarn talegraph bualaeu, moat bo
high achool gradoalea, single, 1 7 to 2S odd willing
to work in our. office* ini Florida-*1 clofa of Sanford
SER V IC E
celary season.
t
®
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——
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SALES
'
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T~**r
T ilt
SA N FO R D
HERALD. S A N F O R D ,
I^AC.E 5F.VEN |
- j rr*
F L O R ID A
P
»f
Next Year
Have
total organ ration trying to oper
l l; JU LIA N 8TKN8THOM
Ther.* may still la* iom f doubt ate a club in class !> I>as;ltall.
\V.; imagine the main reason
that* Sanford will end up in sectl place in l«e Florida Stat-i against a local baseball association
ague .season this year. How ig d ne-to the fact tin t a major
ever, regardless of what happen;league club could, rp erat; a class
to the t.Vhry Feds, many fansD team and suffer any financial
have br-in wondering about what's loss much easier than a local
ill. store for Sanford as far as group. That much is certainly
litseball is concerned naxl year. true. Hut wlutt if a big leigue
i’
truthfully, there's not much c lib has a good season and then
planned at all. Hut then) is no i-tid e a to move the club else
reason wii>* such plans cannot where?
begin to take sha|>.* Iiefore the
In the event the Sanford Hn*ecurrent season is over.
bnll Association. Inc., dec lies' to
laical be so ball officials at the operate the local cluli nest year,
■ winning of the scAoii had ho|>e<l the Celery Pula will have an e x .
that the club would have a suc ccllenl rhanre of producing a
cessful year since that would in- potential fl»g winm-r since a
duo; some higher class club, pos m ajority of the pluyers can be re
sibly a major league organi«allo*i' tained for next year.
to take over and ojierate the cluti
In
the
mound
iVpnrtrnent
next season.
there's 'Charier llisson,* (inose
.Such'plans has its advantages Kettles, Cal Blanc and Jim 1‘ayne
on well .as its ; disadvantage^. There's no doubt that southpaw
Whether hr not such a plan is Jodie llowingtori will udvande to
workc-l o il, local i fficials should higher circles and the chances
imineiliately I ••gin to chart an are that the local club will get
■dternnte course In the event no some mighty hsudy rash for the
Major league connections. nre able portsider on. the winter trade
m—•». There u re'io an r Ihns who m arket. Jim Kchnntel may net
will argue the advantages of top- advance to a higher league next
Rrown’s Manager Has
Ili^h Praise For Sox
Members of 1916 Celery Fed Hurling Corps
Chances Are Good That Levy Will Be
Named Skipper Of Squad In 1947
Manage; l . i i k r S e w e ll o f t h St. I.oois ll r o w n a s a y s the Hotton lied 8<>x a r e a go o d club, but
. it a g r e a t » lie.
S e w e ll
c o m n s rn ta : — " W h a t ’ s
g r e a t ab out
th em
except T H
W il l i a m s ’ '* l a v r . f s
"T a k e thet
bat n«a> ft. ip W il li a m s end w h a t
f
_
(Hit tiff *a cluli with a lo cal orrfurti-
but
A s fm a s the c lu b us a. w h o le
i*
cim rrn e .i.
hiCWever.
K e v -11
t b e s n 'l l-elleve it r a n c o m p a r e
w ith the New Y o r k V a n s s o f
T h s t w a s th e t r a m t h a t
l!*2 7 .
l ad lta!>e Until. F a r ' * ; C o m b s a n d
Huh M^t -el in ( h r u li lf i r b l, l.u.j
• eh i ;g. T o n y l . u r t e n . M ark K e o nig an .I J u » l l u g a n In the infield ,
an d W aite H o y t. (Se>>tgc I ' i p g r a s .
H ell. I'rtllo e k . C i ban S h o o s e r ,
llul< S h a w l try an d ll ii lc h I t e u t h r r
a s a p i lc h i n e s t a f f .
J I S T I C K M H IIK II.M /K H
- S T . v k l - H A N S . V i . (,F. J u d g e * -
Shewn abuse are’ fl .e 'r b a r te r m em
bers uf M s n a . r r lid l e t l ’s 191U
k 'e lr ry l e d muund r«rps wtiu have
twirled
th r
locals Into e r r a n d
place o f t h r Florida S l a t - le a g u e .
F r o m le ft to rig h t l l ir iiiuuodsmen
Include: J o d l r I tiniin glo n. I lie only
sou th paw on th e Fed roster an d
in aliuthing beauty cdnlcWI cou nt-'
yil the in ii'i and .w h iyu irv d :,''Its
season In p r o f e s s i o n a l J s a l l . P a y n e ,! I lla n r h a s lifst n m fr gam es T h a n lie took over ' l l ir mound duties In a a tie le t ween Hetty Fulbm and
who l u l l s from
laingwuod, has} has won th is seas on l>ul th e portly reb el m l r u u r rttlilng an d h u l l ' d -Monica Kaslinw “ T h -y wjiisperrd
hu lle d creditable ball thro ughout \r ig h th a n d e r
has
huilrtl
s everal no-till d u l l again st the M. A u g j.a i t i an,| then announced: "ile ttv
y a * raptured 19 w in s th us f a r this
season. J i i u S r h a n t r l has won I I
s ta r ts tide s eason an d Is th e u n i ;
pitc her the Frits do not own o u t the season. Including a s e v e n - l n - i r s r r l l r n l tills li r rr III t h r local
right. s r h a n t r l is t h r pro perty of nlng" n o -M l . I io -r u n con test. Cal park'. C h a r l r ; l!l*sou i a n i r to the
th e SI. Pa ul S a in t s of th r A m eric an Itlane. an o th er lo cal product, had Fe d s Just afte r the seas on began.
Association. J i m l* a ; n e Is a local 1 three yea rs In pr o fes sio n al base- I lls llrs t a p p c a r a lir r at t h r local
product who Is com pleting his first lu l l b r f u t r t h r c u rren t season. pa lit w a s a masterpiece. Ill-won
the chaiw*»w t u « id! in
s a lin t such nir»wa* employed- th i* that fit. I'mil will «ptlon him *.«» both llyriin Sharpe iiiol I >.m '/j|s< Mliotlur
»»Y Class H ball
season and there nre, of course, Fein fo r d fu r th e lt»47 »rn«iin.
pel may return /.o-pel .i work fi'i the pni|Hi-e of iinprining hi’
many who do not believe in u
In
the
mound
department, horse Iwhlil I-th e plait, rould us ■ hitting and getting tinnr _ex|or
cure u - a IveelVel. Ill Hhlirp '»
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4L.
__ _ _
-—
rase, he lui- a wonderful srin all I
will make n m e luglier class
iirgnt'Katiim a good mlielder or
a enirbet. Sliaijn- wo d ll''h av e
plot ti dy lie'll mi the li t to ad
55
m
•t i t
-I t . -I l*k lilt
.Mital malt In >
I hr « halt e* h i r
playrr ai»d
Inin tn M'tui n.
l,»v> nnulit a*k
I f l.vv > i* M'tuitnd a* t h r h i
-klppt'1 III* hit*. «**t jnh iiVft till*
vk inter inmitli* kkill !*»• In Him* ».p n
K mi inf ad t and .in
psilkl* t i n . I n |t*|du i . |4i id*
Ifl|? Hi id* ■ kkdl In* •tliin ult f<
haki
In f m d a iiii.ni kkith
t ptMH1 It hi Hint ph . »v .d
-d
It I t .
1 ll.
1- 1 i *r
ul
«
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fnt
in •
\II an*' om l- M i u i i c . i Ha s h a w "tli« .
Fiunklin C ounty."’
i O R A L < !A l l l . K S . H a . . A u ij. id .
• Spi'k ta ll t ' f U i h l«kV I l . i i .ti*»r: j f '
l li«* t » iik fi*it\ ..f M iami ha* tu rn
i d ii< -’ I k iifn t n
an d -nf
ju » l r* d«f«aal> m the l a d t h r r r
iiH (hall tr a i n * !«• Iia* lo.xrlied
fur th r lin t t leant**
Hi* w.i * In
th« N » v ) in r * 4H and IP 1 1
all ii- ifiiii. I io w r v i'l, i‘ « p r r i a ll y
| in t hi** 11 I..ill i ,i anpi* «lu tul»U*
k- 1 1 ) iup i* d r ti'iniim * kkhn li \\:ix
a i.'kk -tan .Im p n t h r niiddh* (if
a hn*h\k,i\ Mill niH%r Itnl t h r r r ' i
, , tliiiH i •*( I a M
SUtlfufil 'kill
inn i
» • I ill • • \ « •( .| ->>tl
hilt
iiia f
H
#
slurp he iit«.*
I*ihmI t h a t Kd
.a ll
I y «-tri a n
tilt* .
k%(St i*if .till 1•« Mill! mh.f
* .Is in \\ \ » ai |iai t ■« n Iit t I) *llir*-|
TH E SANFORD HALL PARK
III . i him l r % ) * h . m i r li kkti Nli-I |
. *••»! in j
l.««iiii*i- ttf I • • ,flynt't m I ini**1
the Si-in it* U I iiiiii I iv < luh Ami I
that. l*> th* kkh) . l.th'* »titr nf
TONIGHT
i fit
n\
Utxe
t»*n
I.rk), and tin* U »tr irlly a
t»u*'**, kkill pi*»hat»l) makr vx r>*
rffnrt In pi n r J*** -I%t•*t »**• in a
Krd nnifoiiii next Sprtn«r. Doth
Vsrir ndletf*' »lining -it HhIIiii * all.I
|h th up III hrvt id f »irlid*
IT’S “APPRECIATION NIGHT”
It
*tmlt it t •. . * 11 nf I • k V
lii > mill liUf k nil
Al
| f.lull t * 11 •p n r xt • Mill II 1 \ UJlt h l
ihiiUli a kfirat dea l Ilf impi »*»r
tin nt On- s r i i * " ' >. his 1*1 if nil , rii
id pMltl” • mini l..ill III > Mill hi
d*d inilrl' *hnkk li t)<ut In un fl»
m iuati in tlly Minli Ills at m i- d-
FOR S A N F / O R ® T E L E R Y FEDS
kkill
ATTEND TH E GAME TONIGHT
I•
liakr
CUT/NHALF
SIN C E 1934/
velnpltitT int«» a unndrtful k»iin*
He’ll go .i '-nog way in l-a • I
tu t we l.elieve that lie'll go for tj e r if he i* k*pt in China H l " '
for am ti er liiiututt if for no otln i
rei-nn than experienre nlime
|.e\; will luivs- ii Inn-1 •<•'
tegaliimg llili I little, lire loo
I I lia-n'l la ell a »eli-n loll ' 1
i-i ti tit alt le.l lli- iim i '- i •''
ta li, w II rtgn-e llmt lo
AND HACK YOUR TEAM
ORLANDO vh. SANFORD
..........I im piovr.l playei on the
M o-
TERMS
• Iniir It i • ndl tmtit i* lli i kpi‘ Mi,i •
lit w niM-uii 14 iiii.i| pM* d d y k r r p
#l»i|ll I hhii I • t niii'itK a m il i t*a i
• F a llo n has been judy sj 1 - ‘ M u - S t .
i» 11in • ><t
|j-n .
easy-
i» -<4* fa c t o r ill Oil* Kpil <iiitc«h
iiaii
hack at *>
• • t f u U i pu«t
I 'dM all Ills, (III* hr llll.llli | I*11 Jt*rr>* u plmiti.iik* s«. i c a id e tt»*MI- •>(«•] f «*hl«*i h Hii f d ili'il In iiiakr thi« %%Inte l aii.l
iMfitd .SI i I - mh
th. .til sta r tea m h o c a iu o «if Mike | If i' nd lw
u liti vA.. M
Silk
«'i mant in a f u
V rf M
lkfiniitt
a vn r.
|h*iti)in|Uri n f O ilatiilo a n d I' mIu j ilo w l t h ' l m t t l fa n * and lint ntilv
L ih:»'« hiir finnir piln l, M y r l l l l m * . ! d ii.,n h r p N t i p Ins luttitlon \k II
I
11* tu tilt a liifcflitT hm|i urxl I lint h r r a i l till in at f i r * t Imir**
•H lltnh* ill firvt, hi*** un t*.V • fill l a v ) U it limit in.) f a n luyvinp
•rlli*til arm ami I* ilantrvmtu at . nw r a t pup nut mi hi•
ITmlA.by I o\
M>. |i|atr Hr W hittinir a l»«*«iltliy
4K mh* film i f inuk i••turn In tIi**
I I at lhi« |ir«'»nit and ha» i 1 i 1 In al* nrxt M-ii-i'ii 11In phi) id
•
hi the M-iisou that .eui-sed n l» i‘ . inanv nf ilu’iii
ha.. third Im i h * I n i ' I m . it rrratii’ at
|i ll g till o f f
\ "i k«, will Miiri) mrvy hint up timrj* *in «-r jiitiiinp il e h-d -l|Uild
ll i . umli-1 sli-ii.J tlnil S h a r p e v »*h tit an y tm u l l !»•
f t1** 1
' Itnl 1•Inrip. h»-i • Ht|l»k
will prnliiibly iindciirii in o p era
I* i i p lit f a d d , i f .
%mtv I m « a\
i unit* •Hit n f tin
r itnl jump
• I •III 11iMl • III*'
11*111 till* >%llll I It
.%llll.llli I.S
I • * v -kill tiu\ i J« 1 1 k *%dk «*i ' rd in In *t 'it »
TH £ C *0M > f5 \
8:15 P.
! i
ustine S a i n t s fo r -Is liiuings.
Vnnee .,exl sOjl-on Innl .t» lint liee.l
lo t
n, iinfni IjKVite kins- i n j u r y
______
ti
B i'ls n n
have yoj g o t? "
Phono
127
tire le d n iU ri. Tullle ninv
develop -d ini" « thlnl sai k e t t
iiext j-enjoli^ .A *LL-.-f.J**;‘ildl*'-b -ti-' .
not applauded T u ttle s work
lliitsl ihi» season but lia»eb:i!l
minded people huve ngtecd that
Tuttle come In mighty hornli
mi two occasions this »-;ason wbhe ieplace-1 Ju stice at second an
Int-.1 liaik over third when Sim .
was forced out because of un
jury.
Huldy I .nke. the “ Ir-m mo
will probably ic liack in left f
i--st
season ,
Im-
l l l l i l i l v ’s
s in c e
a b ilit y
he
is a
t ills
I
s,-o
FLORIDA POWERS LIGHT COMPANY/S
AVERAGE RATES FOR H0ME1USE Of
ELECTRICITY.... •’ ' }
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PA G E EIGHT
T H E SANFORD HERALD , SANFORD, FLORIDA
FU ND
r ejk rt uny
L ast Times Monday
of
t li«
T n n O ti
Itirtt reftn lfl CJUl^r hj FhaflfWVy
w h * r r i fl
thr
FI/H UM A
STATE
HANK O F H ASP*‘ I I I ». P U ’ I U I 'A .
a m p la in tiff wild W I L L l l t I P K .
H H I lie f ■fid j| |||, h a t # le v ie d
t h ill r r riM lff f e e l
In N«-imr*u|iI ’o u n ir .’ F | f t r il* , !<*- a h r
*
H r g in n in g
r h g ih * K«*utli am t
35 rhalfi- W nl of lhe SB «“orn-
w'lu»et- ,i»* I r ii»e la
law
i ll
H ir e r ! , |lrn n k l> tt. .New Y o lk .
Y o u . W A L T F I t A II U h iK r iW A K I
a r e h e ir h y n o llf lr il ll« *t a atilt foi
d iv o r c e h a a h e rn e n tr fi- d a g T ilrn
H *» Nl!w M e n ! N C W M e rr i m c n l ! A n d N E W M n t-U p *
F o r T hoae " H e a r l» W e re
•Y o u n g A n d G n y ” G a ls l
H t k t T H EY —
ARE AGAIN
"Y O U N G AND
i
t
G A Y ” G A LSI
L i t L l
y»/u hy *«APIH ItUkLNOWHKI. li
t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t •*» »■••• N in th
J im i .
r i a l C ir c u it in ar|d f o r H e m ln o h
(?r»utfly. FtfiPda,
•
Y«!t are hcfeli} t* q uif« d to up
pea r in aald ratre# r»n t h r 21th ii»}
o f (teplemlier I M f in the office *»l
th e C le r k fit paid Court «t (lit
Court llotia# If* Hanford, FlfiHdii
mid Ift defauM- thereor, ft deer*-*
pro eonfraatt will hr » f i h r n l i|iul
th e fM4l* t proceed n pa rte ti» .H i m I
d ec feF
.
T h j * n o t ic e t lt d ll I h p iih lU h iid In
th e
H / I lf o r d M i . }--4 h>
L*w
p ro v id e d ,
- W IT N K H H m y h a n d a tid o f f ic ia l
a r i l t h i* : * t h da> o f A u g u M . 1*1*.
l i F IIK lL M M f N
C lrtfc o f tfi*' A b ove
HutM b-d C o u rt
fMHALl
|*TalffliiM»ae*p* F lo r id a , d u ly * | i b i 1
M IT IIK
N i t T l C i ; Ir
h e re b y
g iv e n
I
t h e T r u e ! it-* o f (b e I t i i f f b i l
p i m f in e n ( F u n d of t h e P la t e
F lir t id * , I'u f f ilf lt il In U f f , w ill
f e r . f o r aatleJ. f u r o iiiip e it t lV n I*
♦in T a l l a l i a i e i e ^ F lo r id a * a t
I
th #
f n lh iw iiy f
d n r t iM
HKXIINOLK f’nCNT.Y:
*NH», of H W * i, Hi «t Io n
gtilp 31 , H o iith , llA iig e
/ e o n I ul 111rig JU arf*-*
T h r p u r c h a s e r Ig tn fo
Ver 11* lu g o » i ,
T H E T lt llf T K B d O F 4
by rotlf led th at a ault for il|v.*rre
h a n I ' o n en te r e d a g a l it ft yuu by
\l A Jr III IH W . H A V I K , in Ihe r*»rcol! Court of the Ninth J u d l r U l
Circuit in «nd fo r Heminolr County ,
F l o i Ida.
Toil a r e h e r e b y required to up*
pear In *aid m ija e on the Vil* ifav
of Hrp lemher l y m In the office of
ihe «'l* fk o f aald *’outt at the
|foi}9*»
in
fta p to i n.
Fn>rhtn
♦ *hd In d e f a u lt th eiatif, u decree
l»to ron feaa o w ill be entered and
I tie rattan pro ceed e * part*- to fin at
decree,
Ttila notice alialt be puhMaltrd =In
ih** Hrnford H era ld a s by law pro*
W IT N K K S m r UtHt «nt
a r i l II.I« Nth d a y o f Augm d,
/**/
1* I*. IIBI(M*OS
«%le r k
of
th e
Above
ttiled Colift,
*
t U f f b l a l H rm l)
' L
llm ia lif t ld e f
AI t*.i nejf
Fanfovde FlU fldd
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fcf\t h
!h ‘ i l
| F f a b * * •*A V i-i rhi»i|M**v file d lia r f in a l
‘ e i g y i i a C K v o N i V i * o f tfo .*»#♦#.
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I T h lg p o b . iJFrf’ ,*.♦*!: Ifeaf
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f 'b ♦! h e r
p c f | | Ti*fi f. I f ilia l
d d f a i b .i r . r-. p fiif t h a t e h f w ill n p p lj
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lin n e t a l* l«
li
w
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h **oni» J u d g e **f ftp iftlim h C d U fily ,
, Fb *ii»*,i, o li t h e , 16th #1i i i of fb p
| i t 1111** 1 , 1316, f o r n p p ro v .* ! id rmn*-
and ItlOPAIUINI
A I p rr% rn t a n d f a r
j r r a r i In c h a r t * ■>*
fa r lln lr m t ly
of
C a b le P ia n o C o . a l
tlU n o la .
CLUS
C a r t o o n — "P oet
and
IW * a n l"
N * r r t l r — “ H o r r a d ln '
th r
Jam “
I J I # t * t r o i P ara m o u n t N ew .
H It 3*t i'X, t h t f ic r ru n H o u lh
II* *
c h a i n * , (h e n c e
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c h a in s ;
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to p o in i of h e g in n ng^ Hr in a
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L o c a t h i f a l H a n fo rd a b o u l Kept,
1. L s a r p o r d e r , f o r w o r k a l T h r
M m lr l l o i .
W aff.
attw v « fi4 h u i h i m l ,
_ N t lf lB T ,
if alive, whmi! 4'hristlgti name I*
u n k n o w n .. I I A T T I B M«*M I L L A N
H A H PIIA L L If a live, «ml ____ _
[MAHHIVALL, If allv# , w ho** C’ hrti*
, nan name l« u n k n o w n . CIIAftLHM
I k NTO3PIIKN X. If aliv e. and wife ,
S T K I ' I I F N * . If aliv e. tthns*
• in i " t Inn name t» u n k n o w n ; II. II.
vi v fll.L A N , If a l iv e , amt
wife,
. MrMILLAN, If a lik e , w h m e Chris*
I |U b naaiie I* u n k n o w n ; ,
i HIMItfNK if* a l iv e ,
! lie aoh of
W ILLIAM HI l i l t I N K .
If alive,
named a i one o f lh* gran t? #* In
thr deed recorded' In Deed Hook
"II % p a n * I 7n, Hemlngla C o u nty
llernfda, and If either an y « r nil
. of the ab o ve name*! p eril# * ha
<j*«»a*etl, in aujr an d all other par*
( ■ oaf, firm *, or e o r p o i a l li m i r la i m -
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a
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cu it C o u r t o f Ih e N in th J u d ic ia l
1 *11 r o il. H f lr ilim t ^ i •otfnty,*-In C h a n •
r r r y , ih tlie ran** o f A ll/ lt ltA f Y W ,
J A I t V lH , * . * o f p L n a « f . va.
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for r e in s u r e |ir«n W tin g * I w lll^ o f f e r
for Frile, ;il liU ld lr MlM'llofi, t*» th e
h r r t Mint’ h lg lle a t bb b l*T f o r
.it th«* fr o n t do or o f ttii- C m if t
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t tli d a y o f O c to b e r, I 9 l i , lo t w e e n
I h , ’ |. ,fn] I m m ii * • t f:sO . Ut** f o ll o w .
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in
iid le * ’o n Hi >. F b n i d a , Hi*
u It H **u t|i«e e t q u a i l r i ( i t W i y l **f
t'f.U tI*w» e| Q U h I ( r r IH W *| I o f
SoftlTea* I f JiM ile v I X B ‘» I ’ n| H erth ill 52 T A w n a h ln iy H u ll It. Kvng*<
,1 K .i- t , c o n i f in in g b n a r r e e .
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nr
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YEH OLD-FASHIONED
DECORATING
SCHEMES ARE I
I'M HEADIN' HOME
TO REPAINT WITH
PinSBURGH'S COLOR
DYNAM ICS!* ^
OUT!
/
rpialead In Mrtvkaffk'a
IT’S PLAYERS APPRECIATION NIGHT
AT TIIE BALL PARK
The Celery F cd i.h fiv c given u* Ihfcir
lhi» yc»r and n<
lime lo tbow them our ■pprecint on. U l'i *11 go oul to (hi
tonight.
SEE
US
FOR
AUTOMOBILE
GLASS
INSTALLED!
a l s o w in d o w g la ss f o r a l l p u r p o s e s .
4'Thc Complete Paint and Glait StorcM
117 SOUTH PARK
11. . antl , If, AllUIK I— it AII •
M I I A l- l.
if
M - M II.I.A N .
J n » |N XI. C I L I A ' S
A d m ln lH lr a liir of Ih o M t a l i
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A ll a n U M Inn . <1*.
m ilt e r . A- I * . IP I 6 , fo r a p p r o v a l
**f '«ki me and for fina l d larise r g n
on Ait mill litre to r o f th*> r a t a l * of
J a c k A 1 1a l* UlttOKN drrf**rd« Oil
«!#*»
T i l M E T A T K t ip K L U l t l t l A T O :
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• It,I I , it .M o .I ,
M A i• in iN A l.Ii.
If a l i r e , - w liuwi* C h r t a l la ii n m u e I m
u n k *.ow li, U
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1 11v *■. a ltd w ife .
A t iF X *
W b l.lt ,
f a liv e , v t i u i r C h r i s t i a n
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i < ‘ a liv e ,
and
b ii,
m i .i . i i ;
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if
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M M A It1 1A 1.1- If
FOR SALE
for
I i »* w ill
It,
W,
elev en n'ciocli foiehiHin ntidL tw o * mg b y . t h r n u g f l f>r u n d e r t h e m a*
o’clock In the dlFfpOUft, SOU #ti*« helra. davlaaea. trgal#*p, i r * i i l r * « .
pit 1.1 li o le Hay ai the fro nt door ,.r l i ili c r w la a , a n d to t h e h e lm ,
iff the C o u nt| C o m t Itouae In Han- duv tflee*. N N n t m o r g r a n t * * 1* of
ford!/ K b it Id a , 1 * n a il o f f e r f o r irate , n L L I F
M. M rM IL U V N HTEVENH.
and aril to the h KM?*t • bidder fu r
mid t o a n y and a ll o th er
r a t h the above dr ie r.b e d real p r o p pffH>Ah fir m* or CO F p O f l tlOM
e r ty « * the pro| erty of the paid * t m w viaitit« a r f unkn ow n hav ing
W I L L I I U C K , defendant. 1o aat* or c la im in g to h a v e an y rig h t, title
tafy skid r \ rent bin.
or inle rert In i»r to the .p r o p e r ty
Hated at Mnnfurd, Kbit Ida, Ihla • h erein after itr * fflb * i| ;
th r 3iud dav of Au gu «L l > l i
li hel nit rna fie t»« ji|i|ifrrf r " hy a
C XI H A S H
S h e r i f f o f Hcmlhola C o u n iv i > i n hill o f r o m p la ln l filed h er e
in
h f O N I K /. B Y IID a g a i n * ! you.
ty, FloridaFar m i n t being a eutt In.qu iet and
LIA IY H F IIOYI.K
I
r liihtlah title to the l l l l d l her**
A t t o r n e y f o r F h ilt it Iff
; le afier described , that y«Ai and
each o f you m a y hav e o r claim
(.• have eome r ig h t , title or |»i-
>u '.im ; m
I'lANO TllN IN I
tl*a*i *
tie f ile d
h i*
flivwl d ie * h ft r g f, ntvl U m (
to
I life lltiitr ira h )*
1**111111 uf | h f K U i r *.f F l o r id a , fti
of
F o r bsunlfttilr f*i>uiil>, m i I h r
LEGAL NOTICE
UNA TURNIR* JOHN GAkUU*
JACK AI.LAN OJLLON. d#c#e**d; County yierld a. on th# llt h day of I h U i f t t i <\mf of A u g u * t . ' t i l l . -
r e s e r v e ! • w rit of PVrfutlon lMg*<! out of the
m>*I nil F i r r y It t>»urt of th# Ninth J ml if-bit
T
D A R ^ r . O O J I JO II
SYD N EY, (/V> - Tun Hyifm***
girl* makr* u good living itiMiing
p o r k * for
ul U frill* it
pair. Tlp.'y aturfH IH month* i»k «
and now employ llirre nthrr wom
en to help them.
.iln .
K I/ iIJ U N i'K
J
If . l l v r . J l i H K I ' l l W ,
FLETCHER
BOl.t^— DICK
PHONE 30
ELSBERRY
*y i< w w u k tft* uwMeuuwwiwes*i*iipw*iw<i»Mwwww>eF>e*wyy
e w w e w w fs iw w w fs e w w
Ntw concrclr block, one *lory building located
W etl 131 h Slreot
AUOUjr
4 0 0 0 *q. feet, luituble for «ny commercial buiine**concrete floor, plenty of light and ventilation. .
Priced *1 $9,500— V% c* ,h , balance 5 year* at 5
OWNER
ItEDDINt
I F ’a v i m :
t b r f th a t I
nf N eiiitfini
4 t it IIP u f 'I
A r e f i a f u r n t r n lr d w ith It e h ln g **f
f r e e nan, y « s r l i « U , r a a W a , ■ a g lm rii,
g f k l e t f * * fen*l* e r u p l l e a * . r e e l u I t f r k *
i u g o f rtf hr f e i l r r m e l y r v i w l a l i l a
•i If l i d l e n s r F o r *mleh r e l i e f m»d
gan.1 r e e u l f * it»r V l C T O t l Y O U l T *
>IF.>Ta Ile a r lepral fu r I k e k « y a lR
I ke i r h i y r i w # f f e t e d In I I * fnlkui
k n rk I a n # , \\ k<If, g r r e e e l e s a , M i t i
l.^rtlei ■aafe.jB. baklra mj eklM»e»i
A• lia r
>#« n , M l
V H T 1 .H r
n lN T U tS V T — . * •
l a n a a i T » t » a » « M hf
l.aaer. C lt r lir a s and
* t M l r n n ar , a « r
fa ta * !.
rra e a t
T a a rk fa a .
I l M n l l la *
l.a a
b in i.i.
SALE ENDS SATURDAY AUGUST 3 1
ONLY 5 MORE DAYS LEFT!
Living Room Pieces
2 Pc. LAWSON LIVING ROOM SUITE
In B-Jigo Floral of Ru=*i or Gioun liuifjo Tafioatry
A lop Oualily Sullo
Hn-J. IVkw4233.6B
Sale I’rlco
$ 169*95
BEDROOM SUITES
f 3 Pc. MAHOGANY’ SUITE
Canntslo cf oxln laiyo Vanlt^. Chosl and Bod. This in
n*fcc4uutut «fk MAheajanv^nMtto tluewdl tit Into any liomu.
$ 129*95
2 Pc. MODERN SUITE
In annoilod covoro and colors—llqhl wood
trim lull coll nptinq construcllon
$149 95
3 Pc. LARGE WALNUT POSTER
BED SUITE
Roy. l>rico $129.95
'
' *
OCCASIONAL CHAIRS
One Group Asst'd. priced at
One Group Aaal’d, priced at
Others valued to $29,95 al only
Sludonl desks and knoo hole desks in
* A AT
Blond, Walnut and Maple Irom
vw V J
End,. Lamp, Occasional and Cocktail Tabloe all at prices
In koeplnq with this great annual salos event. All finishes
—ell styles—all woods.
Over GO regular slock in assorted nlyioa.
covers and wood Irtms as low as............
4 Pc. MAPLE SUITE
Vanily, Chon!, Bod and Boncn. Floor Sarnplo
Roq. Pfico $119.95
.
‘ A nn
Sals Pfico
abHH
For The Kiddies
ALL METAL CHILD’S GLIDER
TABLE and BENCH SETS
FUZZY PANDAS and ELEPHANTS
CHILDS PLATFORM ROCKER
HI CHAIRS, dam aged
UNFINISHED PLAY YARD
PLAY YARD PADS, water resist
.
$|
$;
Buy Them Now
Have Them Delivered Later
Roumillat & Andarson
W alfrotfi Agency
It’s Easy to Pay the Mather Way
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5
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HP
In Unity T h e n 1« Strength—
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m
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THE W EATHER
.
T e Fretart the P n e
■'Sj
of (ho r ’-.Ha,
li^ v m
To P n o e U the P roem * of America)
Th Prof*™ Prosperity for Dastard.
Portly cloudy through W ednesday
with afternoon thunder^rowero.
lb
AN 1NDKPENDENT DAILY NEWSl’AI'EK
VOLUME X X X V II
Established 1908
Great Britain
Flood Of Newsprint Pulp Timber
Arabs Refuse To P a r
ticipate In Ixindon
Discussions
With
# Jewish Delegation
SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, AUG. 27, 1946
B1
ttack Against Russia
By Australian Delegate
Zoning Group
Suggests New
Truck Route
JER U SA LEM . A u i. 27 —
<AP)— Tho Secretary of (he .
Arab itlib r r Executive C o o •
mltlro dU not (die (ho lone
of the tlritiah announcement
today retarding the Arab
dr le t *t ion In London confer- “
entea on the P alestin e iaaue.
Secretary
Ituancin
Khalldi
naya there will he no London
conference. Khs.tdl took ex
ception to the B ritish state
ment that the Arabs had
requested that the exiled
Mufti nf Jerusalem he in
cluded on thn delegation.
Khalldi aald ihe Arab leaders
were not asking J— they were
telling the British that the
Mufti would be a delegate.
Declared Khalldi: “ It I* not
the bualncM of the llritish
government- (n decide who
a . represent* the A rabs of I’al*
“ estlne,”
NO. 244
Anocintcd Press Lcm cd W ire
Fear In Europe Kn
it anccd By Soviet
Tactics At Paris
Peace
Conference
Jewish Cyprus Deportees Clash With British
Mcmhr; . * uf .In* A Ijiofm en t'
■mini
the- Snnfiml /uniag
H'lilitm -.-i'lll have a n mimended
nun
l ii'iiili A venue
e s t a b lis h -
ns n tnirli i mill- through the t'l y
Itul Hi.il III >>• l-t 111 diilillril from
.'priatpiR up rack A' 'la te ,, fity
Miiu.i i-i II. N ■ n t revealed
tills ;i f t *■I tilII•rt
The A ijiMmCm
Ill'll ING THE WAII, newsprint berim e a •rlire Item as Inn; ai logger*
LONDON. Aug. 27; (/!’)— went oft to war and pulp and paper mill* provided nllrn-rellulnse foe
rxplor res. nylon for p-irai liules and ollirr war rteenll.il". With Hie rrJiritain in making every ef umpllon
by Canadt >■; Its number one inanufarlarlng Industry, lumberfort to save the conferences Jacks all during Ihe winter rut trrrs and since Ihr Spring have bern
planned next month on the tending down a flood III the pulp logs. H ,rsr loggers are shown labovel
future of Palestine. A gov- on the prow of a boat al Hull, (furtree, clearing a lor Ja
ernment official said today
that as a final concession. r * * t
A„ iL
*
17
J
T
D
*
Uritnin is prepared to nego- C i t y A u t h O f l Z C S F IHKIS 1 0 K C p r i lT
gHiate with the exiled Muft
®()f.Jerusalem as well as with
detained Jewish lender*;
This is the first indication Hint ,
the British are willing to accept
the exiled Mufti us bead of the
Aral) delegation. The Arab High,
er Executive Committee named
the Mufti yeslerttay a* leader
o f IHe Arab delegation lb the
wliich nre j
London discussions which
scheduled to begin Sept. 0. I t
also i* tha first indication that l
Hthe British will actrp '. a t * UieJ
Municipal Dock And Warehouse
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h* nr * ••ii I h r lo ki m l nl t > p n i > m h r t r Miry u r r r n r n l 1 11 -» j t t r m p l i n t to r i » l « f I V ih A hi ir tin T l l r c il
v n.
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Il i» i nth in r l i l o k r mil v t l i m I h r ilr|Kitlrfx h r ir il i ri|torl I It -•I m r m h r i i **i |hi |irrxx Mimhl mil hr
lij r n l * r I ittt|i
u l i r l r l l i r t j r ? h r m ^ h« Id iitlflrf l i r . n i . i i m r i l ct>-i»if
l u t r m i l litn.il i
WAC Captain’s Famed Yugoslav Incident Produces
Charge Denied
Three Major Developments Today
By Prosecution1r
J
Governor Wants
i ilrt cdiijmim t»- i .« ?1
U lo rn ry s
C h a llrn u v
t i, i
Agencies
C o n fe ss io n s
M a rie j St^te
1111 mi 11 *.i Eli■? M»* r'
In J e w e l r y R o b b e r y i
At Tallahassee
ytfXSKU BT. An iv *d-
haul
He 1^-4!! * t(tl tilI.’ d
.ml 1'tail L*1Y fl t:.!nr to st illy the
••ft a map.
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It* i h\ #4 ll»«*»t prtft «ulnrly aiMii #.1 U\ -4 M’lHi#ik Yi«hiniiky
hid in i Ir t ti Ih r that Auatrnlia
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tills itia Ir beCure
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many
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I li- City CiiiiiitlUiUm .a*t nlglit r h incite^ |im -ii# >i1 Mil 1'itiL \vr.# '
aiitli irt/rd an I'xpeitdltun nl jiublii t |lr luttrr t'MfHniiif-C ' ihm! with
I lit
I «*mi iitlrd I ' t r - s l
Iiiik I. for rriiitrs to the Municipal; (lir
lUtlKrH ntft I > It
id -4 of
I |IHu 1rl 1110*11 \ UHll l-M It
w-arelirftxve and dock * litfli Is to bo the
f«n* fliiirrh
^rvkrtrd,
I* I
t'rl of I T t i ll g i . '
leased to tin1 otieratori id n burge wtHiHtmfR. f in i i t k Hin I ,»tf o t h e r
\
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lint* Hull will haul (rculit from mriHmgs ii
| i i|» *.»f=ty of
i
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Hiutfurd ui
tn Trenton,
N J, Tin* I hi1 |_.nit Iin l hut ^lit* Itiu. ku he
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' plan f**t si'irilitii,* i 1 i*t »f 1
Ctiy Manager
I a C lir « t
A t
l r i a l i <,,,rk »fr,,,,tlnK
Ij*ki n ii ff I'aik A Yvii
MSI
I B v U U *X al
1 I I f l l n n Sayci wav formerly leased
lh t- l.u.M-r, n i t mi iiim' -ii« li trift
hi Hoti-f
to the Wimi-Lovctt tifocriy CmnWWIx*
Im IIU'ImC' I w I ! If I «*/
Wttr I
ttitrfi
Ally iissn. I « ise l«iii as* (nu^ht in
hi
«hti h a v e lo»i
Ttic O
HginLv,loi^rs also outlmr-1t-Otnmissnin ut la.--l n.tflit f """ •
d lK iU o n .S a y s T ie
l i a s j * Ttir
ClH^nLVvloiren*
f tl»P f VI •itt* j l \> 11 ‘VSls
j Etuiif i*ril i ploli
•t.RMd'-lfr-.aWkUwmi *h r ' i ^ W * #
H. - 3 i ••of t-e.'*
irpnv- at reglslcftllg Voters fnr ( *n*L, *■ buyer taclan l ten add If*., ,, . l f , WAC l apt haihln.*'
purposekM !. W i
i.
N.
Foreign Secretary E n iest Bovin
I r.*f nr t-* 1 . 1 ngfii )Jri tillll Sr tv lc l
lies (io n
A r i s e s O n \ f I * fitfS' .ill
Isett tlir C i t y C le rk to ojietl rrii.i- i*d lhai n<» actlnii f t . lai.en
tn! I hill If* *1 I c h i v Tti.l
N.1
li
Hill
will see - Prime Mirdstcf Attlee
.
mmm
riiHit th an
B o 4hi hi ,
iis I Ml || VI 1h..M‘
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tratlo n nooks on He pi III for life
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i
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Of
New • H. I • I,
twlay libfore returning to the
k
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rJedtio n
wltlch
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1(1 v • 1tl ■ |Mi1 -U * * ill
III.
1
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Paris Peace Conference.
Pro........]««.'.I I - - I
•■'.I p..«i-r frrlS
I sch ed uled to be h e l d on Nov
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lle iiilb B o a r d S ite
(«■* *
Hli1 ’ * 1
by
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sumably. they will fix tho limit* i
•» « fHttbtH -rttfi I i*l Its tar.fi | it in lug il III, iii**iin nl ’ declare
BAD N A l'IllilM , (irrn i.n )
j The term qt C o m m irsio ncr W t:
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III* lilt! it PaEtrt Hiiil, HHI-dll" (li ifi.lt i
to which Britain will go in w ork-J— Au*. 27. tA I ') — A court
ll** Xii-lialirtn
HUJ will expire on Dec 31
, A ( r 'l i n u l
l l t i l f T 'l !
i U l A IIA SSE E . Nog. rV (Ah Hi* \ ' i j c - I ix fis Mli t|i»n wHl |
A H o i in i fiit lli .Iti U'Ctl \\ \*
Ing for tho auccessful ogteomo of
n a rlia l ha* convicted Major
I A drlcgatiuii repreaentlng t h e ' i \ ^ t l I I I a L
" F I 1 IV 1*11
l i r a - I t ' ! nttm k l.rnughl tho
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Lftlllvit’!!
,4'tv y| lll'llieli b i 1 Til*
rap
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Hiii*
negotiations with Palestine Jew s
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billiard E. Isvbuiino of kno»'pjtotograpiiers The group rrqueMed!
ili'U'gal*** In the Jl-nnllnn Conferllutum in |itir|H.rIi 1 t<» huvi i»».i li* l ie i if ial Tom WaUttii joinr*(
and Aral>s.
iagly permitting rrurl pun
npisii Ii fur l|u* fifth rr**w mfin
before the Cominlixloftera and inc( j|
P r iC e
0 1 11("<* hf*
i*m*r to (heir le d . IT** whole
u=
vfiliititiirV.
j (n<4ny n( HflvocatitiK ttn* e» nMUh- hft. Is -|nti rviJi'iRT (inti .ill ft*
— T h* Arab Higher Executive
ishment of American aoUiera
tented a copy of a lakeland b id -; p
lung blew «ver umrkly. When
uu'Ot uf all a liitf ntf«*iic\ bpad jn ImIiIv tlifil in th# fI-iturn*
C o m m itte e ha* declared that it
.Htorneya
lllndt*
•
Irfriv
.*
at the Army guardhouse in
"She
In a nee iiertatnlng to Ilcenaea. per,..
-.,,* ,7 7 , ,
,
ll..i-ti*y iiTri In- Iti. irivi an*
*ftii%
In
*
*
tfi
Toll
tlm
tut**1
.
ITif
will not participate In the con
v
i
h
ili
*
luil
h
ii((
mils mid restriction* on traveling
JA t KNONVll.I.L. Aug - 1
if.i
Lichfield,
England.
Major
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then
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In i m u. lin H t m e n
|f*t |D\ 1fl\ I'll t|»
U fh
ference If Jew* itre permitted
I.iilmnou, however, was ar*
nltotogniplir* The group requested
liiv»)»iignti'*iv- H’veol ,i I I.
Hi
mg two nlh (,( ll • ■ill" -h -4 u h t h ••III CM
t f l ' (fit I n Id
a . f*. -lu llin g 1*1 ■ ■.++ U "Hn'l
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ai?|l|ii
Inf
ill*1
St
Jill
*1
fk'lint
to sit in. in view of this, i f "
Hull III.'
tKHrd adapt a alnul.it m - |
sugar latlmung office, in
quilted on charge* that hr
"*i|fhl
»*»
i.
A til* *1 out i
the |,f • 1 )»•"+ft
11,
believed that the B ritish probably
dlnatlee
'rile ordinance would re. her o f m -laor ■*. a d ml in
•nt tmik 1hi ••( II* silk ami lb* (nlr \\ Ef t(f
aided
and aulhorirrd
Ihr
1i...P, ■ i
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v
sm
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k
wlm
li
in*
n
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i
will be compelled to hav> separ
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t
l
.1040,1
rruellir*.
Lohuono formerly
quire |iliolosraptirm ctft make an >npt nod iiHucibi. in ........ '
rh - i
l
ii >
(*•
tilt
ate talks with Jewish and A iabl
wa* a prnvo*t marshal nl
i»pph» m' Mm to the 1 tfTrmol'-liu *lir re p 'i 1 m.i'le bv It*■.*■
• , th# • MOM *• 1
1 ,.f
i
iH
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A
li’
juiiii>.T
p|lm
I •»» •{!*<nation Hlloc Jlflll till* •( ' r i l . It* .4»t A 4 It* >r n
leaders rather than attempt to
Lichfield.
seven d iy* lietote aUvrtlm; t<> "i>- r e e l' (
••(
h»
hi
111 l‘U||■r
Atm.
f i l l . ||
sfleil
ifii 11 . . ,
find a solution to the Holy Land
crate Tliey would *Lvo b* ret|iiei led laolx.
Cfl Hi *i .. a..* 11 -A* 1 . mU* , tlu • VaR* us* tt^ FPinry In n.I »
^ i,.i.
i ,
hrf M k
\i t'h n cf, .lifkstifi■■tils i*al .. .
problem in n three-cornered conU po t I II WO botul for the pro|f,e i- gumal lir e 't' i
*ll A I> NAUIIKIMt Germany
bail bi" 1ll •'»! •rl •v%.«\ h\ *«»(! mnu
■»UI ! \
itu
i tiitiNj
N.it ton
Wog„ UJ, dipf
,T lio
lip -fo«u
-fo«u cr
cr torn- **r^ jni» uf dlie public
(l) „„ w ,r lo ,chat i: c d I.
fereiK*.
Alt r (.si» >liii|pta alking wlir.Jtri tlir
, -* 4*^****-(*'•
*41f -- ,T
ll> .ihl; -iO*l hei
D*
fp fn rrif >f th r i .Min* 4!,, .ftt.hi*41kill lt« itullkaitt*nl ik at
mamlrr of the United S la te * )' The cwmmlsslontr* tnatrncted f| in d e d -T iii'1ir v h y T.......
i n r n r v f ' SiiTil* i ) o'r litfOtifTni' T tfh iIll'll II Iti-1V- i
t’ pftpnil Itf^rrvr Bonk li liblimr Hi!411 J«l*til»fl
Army guniMhottse a t Lkhfield, iCSly AMompy Jh'Cd R. Wll-win to
flint by It ir rf!t»*ii
i AM iKBUA. Aitir. Lfi—iy iV The pro •nilioii met th-* ilefnn.ii'
|itn":rfifjitivft f#iiiiIpii \1#I» n*Miv:h
vtlifii ii h offp rin t fn r Kill*
England, say* he tin* a clear w nU ct lakrland oIltclaU to d1-- I 'r c e ’ Cotiind Commllt er In Jft» *
rh.tlleng.'
of
Ihe
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Tr.
An (fill tii 11
ll** rstib lith #
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f
nltfoMlift
i*mi*
I
Hi.il
lb
conscience about the hm talitie* icrmlnr Hie frastbillty of Hie m tl-1
I In (TitiiKui lUMuberg sit lit iifi tl j
i iiir t if . i f it B o n f i r r r* ’ in n il I r « n n *
SgrtfIm 1>A lit !#• lifHttfiy thttt "il |*t.
V '«»* li t v t if f n r in I - u h n
m i
alleged
to have taken
place tnance now In effect In that, city j" "Tvu
M ifv vv'Htl'f l i k r In h a Vt* 1 hi* f.* !* '" \
(fi'l *•f ills* I mtr ( N’riittidw, wif|t
br <|lri‘flOf rxpla ’-n«* •**
l l u l in t i ‘t .t r**n|* f*»»ivt* lift I w a r n
' L. Ilfl ht Vf fill!In" iiflrit L h* ?
The group approved the
there. The former cam|>- coin
f hi|.f#|iri| let *||) \*lr-f fill lil Sou rcp-4
C,| to
ill e|fi« Itl|* flu 1 im Vxtiy I “*!>*»*• I'hi^rNi r»n lhe firu n u (1*1 I *
wrrp pxlrmmliii*: n rn m i ' *
*
I'n
litj
Null**’
mmulcr. Cot. Jam es A. Kllinn of ■ecutIon of a revocahl * perm t I mj I guyn In* w ql IiI ii ii ! "#••«
. I.. , t . iki»* An*iralmii ^ovrrnh im u f l Im (hr ft
l b , 1‘ tlpl'*ll« h'*vi •M'1, ? Jt11iv%f*|I i|hkll<| I hit*#
Highland I'aik , III., made that , for Inking o v e r a ll real p m p n 'v.
I
N»•
•hi
I m,. . (
i*.I •In* |*lrin id tt»r*|vinir
f tb- A r m v t**» ( M iivf.tnnn whnl |>r»(L*if* *
t r e a t m e n t o f nny r i t l z . n I m
iv a - i*i • o l‘ \ “ Hi*
statement today at the I.lchfirld Lml and certain personal pmper
I.
1 in.
i .1 R a l p h w,• t*« irijf iitjtilr on lilwo ^”i -•
f i in !#• i' i n Hfi'I N- *v
|O l'A
r n i f l o y r r hi nnv
•
I mvi i , ‘
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atrocity trial Irefore n .United J ty of ti>e Sanford Naval A r
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B E R L IN ,
Aug.
27—
A
I ft* li«*r t h a n im r o f n m f i r i i o
•*'# 11 **' #iin 11 r cpltl’d i h • f hi,
l\ \ i
1 *
I. .
\ . l| ill
,.U ,. r.,11 . for
i -1 1* *
j v k 8 ."
United State* Army eaptain i" filnlcs Army rmirL at Bad Nau- |Station, a oT Aug. Ifi.
" »
E. M S ’owe was appointed
p it
i Ihr Unite I
• t n pi n it 1•JOf
under arrest today on charge* helm.
. a . " 1 t a f u i e **" ' '' k* 1i \ «'8i rivei l hi i ii 11 •To
in v ffttiu fifr 8*1 h « i
1
supcrlntcui *nt o f th r i.titltiut;
i n# Ii
,*tn .. til 7III > ,1 ..mild b- | m( whi'lltsi) if won hi I*#* h• it r* f tii
1 1
I i .im ■' I he Netherlands,
that he remowsd two painting* J Winding up u tiny and a half Willnrtl o. Htansell an I Ion •mntle hy 1 lie noiirnltt#*
ti.»
on
the
witness
stand,
Kilian
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JatlCriiHV
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uwnrth 110,000 from tierrrtany. lie
• ' 1 r ..i '.i g ,i ,iii*| p-,-. il.lv ' hilis The
u-cil a g a i n * In i .m l 11ml
llunn nperatert o f ihr w ain gumal director n'linrl' lv> •
I hi i r m
* fa. I|f* f i
•lll.J
•f»
1h
n i l . I la
rtlltgt tl III
r ijrhf # had l***ii |
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V i .- 'i i -*,i ii 1 1 .11rIn
i-xpi-rtetl t i
'f t * 46-year-old Capt. Norman T. testified that nil the Instance* utility nml sewerage d * p a s I |lorney* rrtmi hi, n fflrr u ill
of
brutality
mentioned
nt
thr
t in
i*
li.i'ilil lie in llip i • |• f •-I in I
|»|*'*iH\ 4**|
Pm" . i
p,.j
e . , or failure
Byrne of Hollywood. Oulif. who
' in Jarksonvill- In lay
plan*.
B.
II.
Giles
and
*•
■
E.
Bedj
M u' *•" .lilr c il. They a g io 'll Ilia! , I ..ll 1 I the <•< cl p-■■•pi I ■i Ho* t,f fi, |ii>>jeri, i^ undrrvtooil so
haa served as Fine Arts and trial happened a fter he Irft Lich enhoLgh as firem rn and «enall n l*lc ngenrir.i shnliM be Ul j la ir
I’/vsideltl
Bou-rvelt
1 be I f,„- I,. |„. i,.r•.) ved"
Monument* officer for the Ameri field. He accused (ho prosecution
tries.
Two
colored
laboVcn
were
I iillaba i re. The t'civnim i point. 1 gi.iot ca rrie r whlrh now l» *.""j
1 1,,. infiirninut „ i.J a conference
can
M llitarGovernment
In of trying to move things Imck also hired These employer! w.r«*
to the time he was there.
>’ t net I t a t I hey coulil l lien get .............
oaino will lop at Hw of Hi ili ill Commonwealth connBerlin.
dcvcrltad
a*
necesiary
to
mainIn long statement* to the
the attention they iimh|
port uf |*iia*u*, near Allien . from In e , probably would be held in
The captain jraa arrester in c o u rt, the defendant complained ta > , oper.itr and xecu rj the base
the fifth In I Im ninth ul Sep* I jiii Ib' i i .) in Jaiitiary for a general
San Francisco two weeks ago by repeatedly about the way the In accordaure with the revneahtn
(ember, along with the |(itninl- d i i' -shin of I’a rifir problems.
tha Army'* Criminal Investigation prosecution has been conducted pc unit.
.
li.li rru i-er Little ||iirl .iipl I lie
Department, and he Is now bring In his rase. He Raid he wouldn’t
Lind W etar, mnnager of ('• nring lo bring *i*vciiv| "nam e"
The OimmtxtlonetW np|ti*ivnl
Ii' ll'iy c i- Two ollic, il" .Iruyera
held in Berlin. According to the have l>cen brought to trial a t Ihe p u r c h a o f nine series ."A " M ayfair Inn.
announcevl
un Iland* In'ie for ilanrea. lie is .
ai the same
also planning In operate a little ;
C1D, ha had an etching by Al- all except for the tartirx used refunding bends from O h tt and morning at an informal ]t"
lime.
A irech t Duarer and an oil paint- by Capt. Earl J . Carroll, one of Torrey of New York a t Ctlt per conference that the |fi00,(Mki Inn. (heater in the halliimiit with a ;
w e ll k n o w , , p r o d u re r a s (he n r - [
W- , W »* Pnptlaw " l.eke j
-Iit* by David Teniers in hU pos- the prosecutor* when tho trial cent of Ihe face value. Mr. S a y -r which ha* expended 8160.0UO
1 11'i.iy
Navy
anii iiinrcnie’tl
*| .M o n ro r g r o w e r . arihtM rri(<il ! h iss ll
lo
ony •eaalon at the lime of his arrest. opened;
M IA M I,
Aug.
2 7 — DUI— T h u
said this afternoon that
’ >•, • fa r this year In an expnn-i'ui ganierr nod dirrclnr
morning that
ublainei „ I made no direct men I inn of the
Ihat he hn,|
Ins,) obtained
A
Ikitji
and
Tcnril*
Club
will
pieparing for a crack
The Duarer masterpiece had
K vict eharfy that Uto cro t;e of HI*A
K i Lin11 is one of 1C officer* purchase would reduce the total and renovation program, will i*
nt-w
mill
fur
the
)mrpu,e
of
grind
by Ja n . 1, Mr.
officially opened for thr* witilrr ta organised
r » u » r # Ow Page Pear
originally been part of a Swiss and guards accused #of permitting
ing five antis of white snowflake the American fleet in Meditrr down on Iditck markets in Floridt.
season on Nov. 16 on the Am "*- Welier el«ic*l. with meals from grit and meal from (lie yield of l inCUli Waters vvn; itili'iide l to I’liut (!. Hyman, chief enforcement
collection In Geneva, while the prisoner* to be beaten and subcan Plan and will operate mini thp dining runin lieing servrd Lv,
Tohiert painting waa from Am- Jecleil to other cruel punishment
acres of while
uu>vf]ake pol [Mi's i l , on Vugoalav Mar. -ff irer fnr 24 eounlic* in the
May 1. There will bu T 50 .tnmlrrn under the rabamias.
•tardam. Both paintlnga had been a t the Lichfield camp.
c
o
m
vvliirh
he
recrntlv
planted. bull Tito, 'lb-* Navy m l tliat Rioilh Florida District, soys ta
As fast a* money I* taken In
room* g y liable ,fo r gue.'t*. 1 instolen by the Nails and removed
Mr
llell
said
that
thr
mill is in addition lo visiting Greece. I lie i adding 16 investigators and one •
.mpln (JWIng room will -n -p at the Inn, it will l«- used fnr in o| nation every .Monday and I|Dei
u> Berlin, and it Is tyer* that tha
Dost may pul tn a', other Med,- enforcement attorney. That i* a
improvements,
Mr.
H. A. Hp'illmen, well known [th ree meal* g day anil the coffip additional
American captain im. alleged to
that
corn
Ij
hand-shelled
to
rlitn,
*'1ranean p 'i t* tafare the Itoosc- Hill percent Increase in the generW'fbcr slated.
Ill- tin ril he has
l l city, din! shop w i l l be open for huslnc*
former residen
.il Ol’A staff.
have found them. Eaeh masteritiate had grain*. Arrangements veil, goe* b<nk home,
the
fu
ll
rnnpernlinn
of
Mr.
in FulWrton,
scconling to men and women's lunches. The
Il>man says that with this en
la valued at 10.000.
luve
been
made
with
a
Lake
,|lp
rr
)[HI
ilm
n
u
tu
Kirchhnff.
owner
of
the
inn
on
nn announcemcnl
by H- -•- new CO x 26 foot swimming pool
largement he will #!art nggreniwo
Muiirne
greerr,
In
asserted,
to
WJir,|
(;
rM,r).,
,|lr
[I„ilr,|
Nxlions
this
point.
I’lanx
a
te
'made
to
*
and two
new tenn l* court'.
action iigainfr’ IdriL'k market op
M rs.
Rebecca B e n s o n D av jg , 1-oilman.
Mr. Spillmaa, 88, unlll hl» re- Illuminated for night use, will construct a K'0 foot pier direct- handle the prmiLris in HI pmind Security Council will drive .into erators in any commodity. Special
8 7 y e a r * o ld , died in th e lo cal
packages^
(ch
arge^
that
the
present
Greek
ly
Jn
front
of
the
hotel
by
the
ntUntion will be given to the
h o sp ital M o m ls y a t l i ; 0 6 A c M. IJremcnt In I 9 i in « to head of the be ready for the opening.
fir s t o f the yrar fo r small
' " ----- -------i government I. a threat to peace tn lumber black market. Three In
fo l l o w i n g a s h o r t illn e s s . F u r U. 8 . Department of Agriculture
Recreational plans for the win crafts, and ynrhl*. The pier will
» x ___s ! n
; the Balkan". The complaint i* vestigators and an attorney a r e '
•‘ h e p a s t t w o m o nth* s h * had been Hegulstory Dlvlflen, in charg** uf , ter season Include open hou-e
an " L ” or ’T
nO V iC lH U a r t i i l l l y
hieing
preved
by Ihe Soviet living added t° this section in
WEST POINT, Ne Y .u Aug. 27 m a k l n r h er homo w i t h M r s . Pearl administration bf th e. Parlshablc* on Noe. 16 from -1:00 until fn"n he in either
shape. Meal* will also ta served
— tJP)—Th« superintendent of the Hansel! at 119 East Fifth Rtraot. Agricultural Commoditir* Act.
ad lilion In the other increase*.
P. M. with rafresFments being from the dining rooms to yachts,
"ek government lialay a«ked for
Unfed State* Military A adem y,
Mrs. Davi* ara* tarn on Nav.
served -Mr. Weller aald. An elab if desired, Mr. W etar added.
a
sea'
nl
the
Council
(able
dur
MaJJor G em ral Maxwell Taylor, 80, 1868 in Pope, Miss. BhaTraa
orate Christmas Eve party i*
BERLIN , Aug, 27-t/V) T iri ing th * forthcoming iiluily of
O ffices of the M ayfair In New
Issued a statement today deny a member of the Methodist Church
j s a beimg
open house
Russian military gurcrnmenl in Albania’s request for Nil member
York,
Philadelphia
anil
Chicago
ing a charge that a number ->f of Chattanooga, Tenn.
8 :0 0 P. Sf. on ■tart 1looking guests on 8epL 1 Berlin ha* orderel ihe partial ship Greece I* uppr-sH in letting
M ve Army grrl team had not bes.i
Survivors
include m u
2:00 A. M. Dec. and the Gordon Elwclt publicity unfreezing o f aOvlngs tank *eDec. 24
pro-Soviet Albania join the Unit
perm itted to resign from the Emea* W. Daria, of Savannah,
John Ivey, local businessman, 26 a t which
e eggnog will
wunta hi (He Soviet lone of Gcr- ed Nation*.
DAYTONA BEACH. A-»f 27—
a agency In Orlando ha* alread
aoademy. Coach Aliyn McKean of Ga.j two grinddaughUrs, Mrs. '•cored an unusual birdie on the ta
also CandidTMw
served „ ,
i l ’i l u g li i e n i n g
atruck
th ree
m .ny. The order pjrm lts war
.IMi nlt publicising
the hotel w it
r
Mlaalaslppi flta'e had charged Dan H s n s e ll and Mr*, Gordon number one hole ak The Scminqls cookie* and
m
wblow* *nd wive* of war prisonlim e* yesterday In Daytona B e a c h .
feature
advertise
feature storik* and
that Tom (Shorty) MeWilliam* Taylor, of Miami] two great Qountrv Club yesterday.
The t a l ’ s IfnllcUrd dsmages b u t
N A M ED T K M ro llA R Y
A social Ulraetor haa been em- mante o f all sorts. Thr “Sun- •rs still In deUntion to draw
had not been permitted to hand grandchildren. Alice and Dan
h o y ’s driva went ln the rough ployed to arrange bridge g am es,.foni” dateline wifi be given all limiled smounia from thelg h‘J * thro were no c a s u a l t i e s .
CHAIRMAN
Hanaeii, J r . of Miami; ,.hd one to the right. Tha gcrortd s h a horse races, quts games and aim- releases
la hi* resignation..
Hit by lightening wci-r • h o t e l . .
______ and in many writa-upa band*' accou nt*,;
Taylor termed th* chanm in brother. Tom Pugh, o f Huatel- also landed In the faugh, almovt ilsf contest*. Arrangements have the name uf the Inn wfll not • Credit for this benefit togethNEW YORK, Aug. 27=-f/PV— a fishing h o st and a Tact. T h a
correct. He added th at tOeWH- ville. Ark.
In th* lake. Th# third ahol. how been
_ e Bemlnol* appear. This, Mr. W e ta r Mated, c r with other T «n rfit* recently Mrs. Eleanor Rmisevelt lisa t a n hotel is repotted to have suffered
Th# remains Verve rent today to ever, went in the hula on thi f l / Country
Hama "had received a particularly
fog
guest* a t (he .ia being dona to bring Banford rrantml in ihe ;8<lvlet cone, are name,) temporary chairman and thn gfrn tesl damage, e s t i m a t e d a t
lucrative ffjpadsl offer from a Jonesboro. Ga. fog funeral and for a birdie three- a
Inn‘ to
I f gnd have lunch before the eye« of the public a* claimed by th e ,S o v ie t sponsored keynoter of th j Slate Democratic 12 000
sartaJn quarter, designed to in- burial on Wednesday. The ErickThose playing Jif the'foursome a t the rial
Socialist lin k party which 1* bidd Convention In Albany. Mayor
Two men w o re a b o a r d th e b o a t
*. Weber said that well a * the M iyfalr Irm.
hha to l*av* West Point snd •on Funeral Hoip* J» Jg charge
B * 8m ith* ha to in contact wKh tha Muiicl Btx 'month* ago Mr. Weber ing fo r support In forthcoming William O'Dwyer will ta pre- when It w a * i t r u * k a n d s u n k k u t
of arrangements
football elsewhere.”
W. 0 . Fleming and John Ivey.
they e v q p e d u n in ju r e d .
elections,
fr 7
manent rhaihnan.
of America endeav- ■ c*«atlaa»<i «»• rag e P ass
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timidate I.
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unlit be! ween hi* fellow Austialidii. I' d W li Hodgson, and
Siivtet il |iuH F irign Ministrc
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PARIS, Aug. 27, (/P)— An
Australian delegate made a
blistering attack .on Russia
at Ihe "Paris Peace Confer
ence this morning.
Delegate .1. A. Beasley
said that freedom from fwjir
does not exist in the world
today. Fear is abroad in
Europe," he declared. This
fi-nr. s;,id I ■•n-iey. u enhanced
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Australia Sucks
Regional Pacific
Council Of U. N.
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Valued Paintings
Mayfair Inn Opens Season Nov. 15;
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Ground At M oiiroO ;,rX u K^ika
Florida Black Mart
( ’rackriown Planned
H.A,SpilImany Former
W inter Resident. I)ieH
IWrs. Rebecca Davis
Died Yesterday A. M.
Gen. Taylor Denies
Mifwissippi Charge
Unfreeze A c c o u n t s ln ■
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Lightning Inflicts
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAGE EIGHT
THURSDAY, Aug.' 22; 1946
To Go To Eire
.
Is Human And'
Not Uncommons
At* N rw .lrature*
D UBLIN- E ire Is a reluge now
aday:. Icr peopl? who d lsllk r the
tn'innlnir and Hip pollin' ol Eng
land
1.1 Hu- lim isli Moum- ol Com m ons,
m em ber? Kin in h in t lllal to get «
ia iii.lt in v lill E ire la k e * Hirer
Appk
Uoiftp sii-.f turv Chiller
l,d.‘ nroililMtl a speedup
Iin i t 1
phftily ol lood. drink
and e n tertain m en t Knud t> alm ost
luiliml i tl. prOVklnt Vim ro ll Kt'l a
tn i t i *i.OMi M any brand* of a u k 'l l
at • old ill hall IliP p rio ri ol Mrltnftt o r N iirlhrrn Ireland
F.aal Is a Itlllf fit'll lo r newt om
it Itom ra tio n 'd c uuntrlr* Hotel
inan altera lunii'tlint'S have to call
in Hu diM lor to n tlrm l overeating
I'tiRdr
A NAVY AND AN ARMY OfFICfl w ent lo their death* w hrn a glider In which they were flying rollldcit with
• plane over the t'lirinurig County A lrpott near Elmira, N. Y , ond crashed to the mound. In foreground of
p lc tu r e - a t extrem e right and left —their bedim lie under blanket*. They ore I.t Comdr. Stanley Klefsletn,
38, Hourton, Te* . ond l.t. C5. K. U nder, Third Air Force Headquarters, Creenvllle. S. C. The plane’* pilot,
llow otd Citacts, ta n k Haven, I’a , escaped Injury after rraihlaitdlng hi* craft (background). (fnfcrnalluruil)
Where CustomerH Send Their Frienda1
IOME CONTROLLED
JO I KffM Kintt H lrret
S a n fo r d . Florida
and Saturday
to th:- Kildare S treet Club, vet
' laus ul Ptunn now read th e 'Irish
I'rr
liiinni lal notes In preference
o. those ‘ol (lie lamdim Time*.
Iliert 1 m ore m oney to be m ad?
on Un Dublin Stor k Kxi hange.
An t-nidtrli v l'lto r rem ark ed to
l,ord Oltyiavy m iv ey w r ol the
Itank ol Ireland
I ve t pint* over
here, hoindit a < a I It* anti all that,
to t*.-t aw ay ird in th ere (tuinned
YELLOWSTONE I'A ltK : Wvn
A I*
' Yellowstone
Nation*!
.I'urk'-t .citiefufly built p’t herd of
l.utTuio shrank u» a t h a r t -TH miltoul« ilmwtictl la.?t w inter in the
YtlhilV.O.lii' Itiver.
?rtlil
I hr- l.ettl anpaientlv moved tlown
,i si.ep bnol. nod out onto it1** that
l i t i ipidei tin- wi-ii'M S latted
in j ’itt’ with Ut atiitmil*., lh*‘ held
hii.l t*liiWTi In lileo|l 'tint.
No. 1 POTATOES 10 lbs. 31c
Seedless GRAPES .... It>. 19c
CANTALOUPES
CHAIOID w ith lh« tnunlcr* o ( SuirfhAo O cenun. France* D row n and
Mr*. Joseph In* Rom , 17-y ear-o ld
ow n in rear
VVHUam H circw ,
w ith nurse an d policem en, receive*
th e lin t of a aerie* of test* to d e te r
m ine hi* m en tal eohdltlon a t Uia
Illinois N europsychlntrlc In stitu te
In Chicago. Dr. Seym our Stein
(foreground) read* graph of m achine w hich record* th e brainw ave*
of yuung llelrcn * . (In te rn a tio n a l)
APPLES ....... 2 lbs........ . 27c
LIMES
2 d o z .... ...... 25c
Yelltftv ONIONS . 2 lbs. 11c
WESTERN
If
CAULIFLOWER
III.
18«
A IX MEAT SKINLESS
SQUARE CUT
Fryers, l b .................... ,•••••
Fowl, lb ....................... **• '
• lb.
39c
LEAN OROUND FROM WESTERN REEF
Hamburger
_ lb ..
35c
STANDING PRIM).
Rib Roast
lb.
39c
Round Steak
lb. 63c
STEAKS - Sirloin, Por
terhouse, TBune, Club
and Rib . lb. . 59c
PLATE OK IIKIHKKT
Reef Stew . lb.
32c
WEINERS ........ lb. .......
(is. Shipped, Dressed sod Drawn Poultry
COUNTRY SMOKED
SAUSAGE
SHANK END
BOSTON BUTTS
lb....... 45c
lb.
49c
DAISY CHEESE
lb. 55c
Smoked Sugar Cured Hams
BUTT END
lb......... 59c
SHANK ENI)
lb.
55c
CENTER SLICES lb. ‘ 79c
H appy Ida whole im peded
MOST THIS SEASON'S NEWEST STYLES MAUKF.I) DOWN FOR IMMKDIAIT. CLEARANCE
MUSI
BANANAS . '3 lbs. ..
Green C A B B A G E ". lb
Cullf. PLUMS
Green BEANS
Y oung Tender Western Baby
Beef—A and A A Grade .
Chuck
August Clearance
Of Women’s
* Apparel
lb.
NICE YEUaOW
EASTERN DELICIOUS
MAKE ROOM I ON FALL MF.IU IIANDISI
\lli
WOMEN'S APPAKFJ,—FIRST I LOOK
C o lto n
ond
Spun
R nynn
Mure III. ii Ci hr iu IHiiI Spurt CiMlx In a tilf Cleuranrr
K»lr
. lirtit .m l mrdluoi «ri*ht —Man, i t f l n —Color*
and Stir* a
I*
U ’ lhr lime In IUIY.VOUH FAI.L
P r in t*
i f o r m e r ly 2>t.!)S In 2H.1IS
C O N D IT IO N E D
S oli
RUSSIAN observer at the recent
lilkint nlotn Irvlf filinun 1*. AlexandroV. professor at the Moscow III*
tlittile of nonferrou* rnelali n.id
gold, i* ihaw n as he rnteretl the
U nlvlrrlty of California cyclotron
building in Herkcjcy. Calif., to Intjwcl the atom smasher. He wa*
tfekrn i*i a n m d u rtrd tour of the
fnniril laboratory by U.8 .Army offi
cial*. (fiilrrouttonot .S’oundpliolo)
v b H if
-OTMM
Limit 6 canal All Good tvIt. impeded
McDonald GIrapefruit
in v n n
A /*
JUICE 46 oz. can
•AMtLlNC
28<
CUt 1.
l(ll)l)C E I)
LIFEBUOY
Armour1
REDUCED FOR (pilCK
CLIOARANCE!
• tluffeti Mans
Limit 1 W hen Available
it_ i m_ _
Capco Mixed Dill
^ Woodbury*>
Soap
JERSEYS u p to 16.95
AND HALTER
SHORT SETS Formerly 12.95
Libby’s strained
PASTEL SHADES— Sise 10 to 18
MIDRIFF SKIRT SETS
PASTEL Shade* formerly 16.95
SALE 10.95
FORMERLY 19.75 ‘.................
Sale 10.95
Sale 6.95
SALE
12.95
FORMERLY .1 2 .9 5 .........................
SALE 7.95
FORMERLY
SALE 6.95
10.95
........
Grapefruit
ALL THIS SEASON'S
SHORTS and Halter* Formerly 7.95 Sale 3.50
MERCHANDISE!
Sixes 10 to 18
*
Chun Kinf
BEAN SPROUTS.......no. 2 can
Chop Suey Vegetables
no. 2 w
SOYA SAUCE...........8 oz. b tl...
Chow Mein Noodles ..... no, 2 car
.
Formerly 19.95— 24.95— 29.95
2 Pc. 100% Wool Suit.
Formerly 19.95, 24.95. 29.95
SSie* 9 to 44
SALE 15.00
FORMERLY 33.50 and 39.50 SUITS
IN ALL SIZES—
SALE 20.00
ALL SALES PINAL ,
EASY TERMS
4 WAYS TO PAY AT
MATHERS
Phone 127
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■
'
. '
S
3.
;
4.
CARROTS or
HnU.r’i M M
-
.
n l e i t . . . — No u ,i„ „ p ..t » .n t
Over $10.00 1-3 dow n,H .2fi Weekly
and wear while you pay.
#
U y-a-W ay Plan. 61 down, $1 Week
aown_j»yn»ent U acquired.
. "
DM
2 fo
BEETS
Tc*r =
v t ■■ : ■ Li -*
SMUINO Edward MaUgrxnl. J. U
*hown Raving a small bakery shop
SALE 15.00
TAN— NAVY-GREY
WHOLE MILK
Vegetables and Water Chestnuts
been looking for this season’* wear. Soft Pa
tel Shade*, solid brown, Check*—G rey— I
facl all the newest shade*.
Formerly 19.95
Kraft’s Powdered
Asparagus no. 2 can 33c
rrU* Of a*. YaUaw hea
envy o l those waiting In ilna'to gat
Uwlr *h»re of bread. The bread
shortage was caused by the cur
rent bakery workers strike la the
Q uaker City.
, (lafernalioiw l)
KHCAl'IHM IN TH(/I’IC9
T A H IT I-A .l'.-I'ulynr.lsn* have
kandoned vlrtualy all Interest tn
reraeaa happening*, now that the
*r Utover (urd l^tyw alan soldier*
re home. A typfcal attitude l*.
If the iwpaa (white men) wi»h
> thrdaten to blow ra*h other up
Ith a onle bombs, why should we
■oebld our mini!* over th*lr ouarSo few tum on ihalr r»r («ftign broadcasts. .
SCRATCH FE^D
100 Ibo. 94.46
LAYING MASH
.
100 n>a. 16.16 ,
28 lbo. »1A0 .
Polatoaa
K A*S C O
DOG FOOD
2Vu lb pkg. 29c
GREEN GIANT
�1 J'
■. ♦ i -
I n
U n ity T h e re I* S tre n g th —
THE
T# Pratocl the Trace at in* tv-wlj;
.
P a rti)
Te Promote ihr Prugrev* of Sxieilrs;
&
*
To Prodofo Prosperity for Ssafsrd.
I
h
n
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l
i
W EATHER
i I m n l)
tiiiiH ip li
E -tU ii'llu y ,
Id e a l tliiiii< l« * rsliu w .* » .lin t s lim v p r s ill
a ( t e n I d ! >os a Idl t-\ •‘Itlltj*-
t
AN- IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N EW SPA PER
V O L U M E X X X V II
E s t a b l is h e d
Britain And
* Poland Clash
On Election
S A N F O H D , F L O R ID A .
1908
Moscow Says U. S. Being Charged
Holding Yugoslav Vessels
Riotin^r In Tense Trieste
Britain Accused Of
Interfering In I V
t land’s I n t e r n a 1
A ffairs By Em bassy!
LONDON,
-
A uk.
Safety Of Five
American A rm y j
Airmen Doubled
... %■
l*:i— </!*>
—"■Britain- n m l-P o lan ri Tl.Vati-'
od HKitin ty tla y on tin* s u b
je c t o f llie Polish y cW ru l
fle e t ions in N tiviijm cr. A
P olish um bussy spokesm an
c h a rg e d t h a t BritiUh w as
in te rfc rin j: i n Pulisii in ter> n;vl a ffa irs , lie p a r tic u ln ily j
c ritic iz e d ’ th e sta te in e n t i s - '
Tin* ISrie»Ji ofllclal added lli.1t j
Britain’:! rnnuilu about lln- eimduel nl tin* June national it-len-tl*
Bum meant Unit the llrliuh governmenl actually wna taking :.Kln will)
‘o ppailtlun parties In Poland
1)1 reply to the' HulL-Ji nuOa.v.j
Oflkiul'n lurusaU oiu. n Urltuli
Foreign o i l i n ' spokesman iritc r-
j
i
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t
^ V eteran s Of Allied
Nations CJet Benefits
British Ship Hey w ood Puts Out To
Sea Following Sabotage Warning
W orkshop Hears
Specialists On
Education Speak
More UnderHtamlinir
SubOf Children Sub
ject Of School Talks
live-
m,|„ -me another ..... tn,.1J,la'*'r* "" *»«*
New W.A.A. Policy Is
Set Up For Veterans
Immediate Price
Ceilings On Tires
Okayed By D.P.A.
and to aasure speedy use of aurOn Tuewlay, Sam II. Moorer,
plua property i n 't h e rrconvrrslori .
h|Kh ^ h i o t ronsullant of
protrwm. according to Mr. W a r r e n g|J|U | * piir, mwlt of Educa
tion, spoke on the ’ Meaning and
N iture of Guidance'. K*» atrvssed
the need of guiding the child as
an individual, ra th e r than as Just
one of a group, ami baaing this
• DELANO . Florida. Aug. 2 1 - geidanra on the new fact* of
pajrchoiogy discovered during the
post fi years.
of BOO lUInfklto Avenua fU nfonl,
ThU theme waa followed on
m o !v e d the degree' o f B«rhetor Wednesday by Dr. C arrcll F.
____re with a m ajor in phy- Cumbee, director o f ' the “ Work
• t th* aumtner quarter com- shop" and profeaaor of tha school
,ctit of John it. Slrtacm of education of tha Univaralty of
-------- jtty today.
.Florida, when he spoke on *, Unp f Mr. Brownlee ia a vaUrmn o f derstanding Children."
.fcjUitsa j-iara aervlce with th* Army
Dr. Cumbee deplored th* ton
w A tr F o rtet;)-g i i
,•
dency to general!*# or sum m arise
s t a t e m e n t * about children hi
,
Y .P.W . MBBT POSTPONED
school as not scientific and -not
- ..■■■■■
• • SamJnoie
County
Poat
No. taking Into consideration th# ac t
ual needs of th* youngahtrs as
t t l l o f th t V aurana o f Fon
Wara haa cancelled- IU mee _ an Individual. Ha dtolarod th a t
elated for next Monday night do* there wa* often very little in
• to th* beaebail gam e scheduled formation given ab o u t any one
tbe sam e evening. Any veteran child. Th# p resen t action of -4
deairing application blant a o r child la based cn P**t d p pjrkncea,
pertaining
*
* present desires a n d hope# of the
future, he said.
iy m ay con
i
Alarm »■*
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Leffler Opposes Pilot Of First Ship Shot Down
Says Plane Signals Misunderstood
Construction Of
;'jf frn
season neat summer
Ip p i t f
Vl Ui. MONHTHATOI
t aftornpt* lo destroy evidence of the dam riot- Celery Fed Pilot 4 Proposed C H ,i l N ii(IS n .|liNanu,(i
a
.
on
Lauds Rail Club Need For Bountiful Vice Commander
Sup|>l\ Uf Water
At Lions Meeting Stated In Letter Of Legion Past
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assistant, and Mrs.
y
nj|w ^ 1,,^
jn (rtur ■Trlcstr by nttackini; tbr American, atmeram in
recreational direct or. n a ir a.isi. t- rrt.nrt)inji u ,r a —ne nc an tnlcrnaltnnal policeman, wlta tlie aid nt a
n l tne cliib in its mecl mk*
j rlotrr. removes an Injmnl man from the scene Top. the detginuirnMr
oulinits The club lias met al
tcotllcs up behind liie unsuslircIliiK pliolograplwr Ccntpr. bavin* kins kiM
Junior lilan Hcnool.
t t)tc camera to Uie gtouiul the demmislratur runs llotlom . his lam.-ra
“ Mrs. HrocK bn* dnne »
j retrieved, tbe jihotographi'r rattltas ift» with Ihe demonstniMir ITodill Job as director,
stud < opt- jtnjjajl Bn(j Yugoslav factions are protesting Ihe international adManager and tlr&t baaeniun l ’ l
Hudson.
.
.
ministration of Hie disputed rone
Levy-Whltner iff the Hanfnrtl t'< ■:v
i News of Ole Day Newsreel from Inlern.iMuit.il ■ Puls tn a luncheon talk' U< m e
IJoas C?iiib today, paiil irib>it<- m,
his m in as being more harmonium.
In spite of their few sqmiMite
i
alii oilier Iwll club lie M.v. 1 i
___ > _
on He described them as ..
i|
P A SS-A G U IL L E BEACH
louii* group o| buy* Indmett
Aug. 2S. (Speciat)— The \ e t .
(he wMinim; spirit
erans Adm lnislratlon lias Iwen
llr IlkcwLse praoa-.l
Buthon/eil to grant certain IwoeJERUSALEM Aug 23 u f
H«'
lirltLiii itoopahlp, Empire Hey - la te lor bucking up the ie«ii Mr
fita tu veternns of allied nations
residing in the United S tates,
wood put to sea today a Jmrt jxrkrd fun nt Uie comllMm. ■
on tin
l
lime alle, naval Iteadq^iMe, ,
t,train's
‘™ " T unlturms , while
7 " 'W
L. A. Bryant, Jr., officer In
celled . telephone call w .m .n g that | *'«' **h'
u™
j
rhsrKv uf the VA Sub-Hegionnl
the- veasrt would !«■ .viboiaMiil i '*}} rll( ^u>
u, , !
O ffice at- Orlando announced m*i,,, _y.|.. ___ i»jryi.| »flu I_i| | t l u l At l a InIkii, li U a|| Irt till] .«a
C day. based on in fo m a lio n rebfihfyrimH
■P I
J
'etmttmlktty comtnsf mil M 0 3 i , ' “ '
ceived from T . M. Slalott, i)i i"itv
intmigranii
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. vmr. t,F
mteller
;;
pitcher
AuUiuntlcfi aay
ltK>*o-nl
ailm lnistrator o f lirancli no. five.
will remain 111 the Mediterranean Kettle.* had to borrow two O n
Mr. Bryant said Public U iw
t
(or tout days, because It L* iboueid vltle imlfbrliui becairv' ht
4Bt> permits aRrccmonts between
»»» too aitul! After tlavui.
*be
will
la*
safer
at
yea
than
M
i
the United States anil Allied
rowiil uniform* from two ititr
,, •
Haifa Harbor Saboteurs Idea a
nations for Krantimr veterans
hiir
Of
benefits mi u reciprocal basis.
(he liartxir earlier Urn week ^
" ,rm
* l'™>ble he o .
Under the new law. VA l» auth-1
ip llrvKt ixl ftUo wan tlum n ft Jtl
lluddy i^ikr Woa
mi
origeil
to
provide
discharired j
MiiMa^rr W hlliiff »s •*!»*
j a |n evil ms expliulon
memtiers of altlni forces who ;
natural
Dir Miunedlate lardlna <d the t-t -ale.vt natural liitir i.
reside tu thr United Slates such j Ill-ni l I.nili-I ilundlliB of child Hi rfugevs at Cyprus U preienti-d
"bd coinlured him M
# benefits as liospitaliration, e d u -, rrn cm the purl of tt'iich n »
by camp i-onditUm* nn Hie Miami U n islo li, foiiiiiT Satiluid
cation. traininK and other sim ilar baaed m the liitr-t finding* of yiH- lie) wood started for Cyprus 1,0 IL'ted Hie major nerd
benefits.
t
I * psychology, * m tile i»1i|o.*'l of a a wt-rk ugo wtih the Oou refugee., young ball plavrr a*
M l if* of talks giv.'il try ettlicnllur but .was forced to return to HMt.t ur«' I,nd ««>«•'• l*’»er ami
atHvInliat* III * week «1 tbe Tn- when pav-tengera Ignited IAp ttiutll said H int.m ajor league scout, ■iM
crunty Witrkehop trainln* pro. bumtei tn the hold
sice Into conskleratUm u-> mi. •
Kinnt at Seminole High SrhtHil
The Jews are being deported lug slam jna Need of eapi-iirii, e
with kb teachriw from Seminole, under the Urlllsh pulley fofbtddlltg Ml every possible play u in-.u I
Volusia and Orange Counlie* In
before a young player ran i" n*
JACKSONVILLE. Aug 23. (Bprct- attendance, 37 uf them from tbi» further imauUiorbsetl Immigrants Hie major league, he iiN?«‘' "i,
to Pab-stlne.
*))—Brokers wltl no longer be , ceunly.
then gave graplitc dfM-il(>Uiiii
f
*
•Uytbla to rxerctae priority rhftit*
Uie problems and enirryt-u-i-s
Tin. Workshop tnalnlng prog
In
th
e
purchase
o!
govemmenl
•
th a t controril players mid detiMmi
surplus property, William J War ram. arcurding to thr education
qukk and accurate thlnktm: m-J
ren. Regional Director of the W at ipcclnliita rumlucting It, la M l
action. At l.yon* Inlrmliti.i! Mr.
alonw a study fo u ru i for teacher*
Assets Administration, said today
Whltner.
T he n e # policy decision * is de but i* ileiugned ul*" to promote
toon certlflralea were pre. rtilrd
signed to protect veterans who are i trial it lalionahipa among them
by Richard D o n t® two n?w iii m*
purchasing surplus for use tn and to g.ve them exp*r»mce i.i
bers. Pred Hell and Red Wlll.im-,
their own business, to discourage Working co-operatively on tchftol
WASHINGTON, Aug 23, e,v
purchase for speculative purposes p robt.-mx.
§
t ’st4hn«|l p o k lg.
sptrad lllliHithnul I'tsKur Inda) l>> .1 la l-r Illinnr that
* SI.i t shat '111" had ntl!*r*4
hi rung itlthimtuin from thr Unlte-i
Sfitti**. to Vhit In v in. American
repie-cttUitivi m in
V uiyiiU via t RwtI
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Ittive tin-it fti r*’*»*! !iy luill UfJlthCF
III |NI**t potf*” mil ii iMVtlllltMW !i 1
Vi«it I*- iltt* ***1 its , .f iiikit Mon
ilay s i noli
M* t» ‘ktilie mi Psin
nit
\ l||£'i*%Li ’b -»p *kT* ttiiin
th ii
the futki*h ttf fit i‘f Who %4ffln
tiflL
tin*
pn5**! i pi*f <i
.||*-1 I>l IMt H im : || r m s i INPAN I
iloWfl Mvti « pi4, - men ia heirif:
I 't .r -J ln i
|IBtit U ( 1 0 4
II III 1 l i l t s
tie 11OH
tieliiirieil
Hr »left ure« t ktn1 thr
- f T#’*-1 S f i t
‘
p i l l t t O tl| J " "W
lkL'Vt k til I
Ttiikuh
flight
civei
■, 4iitp- tin i p
HM ‘
c rut vs
NU^iksIhVMl
hut iltihlmitlll,
Th..* *!flteninti fii|]i>wi*«J a hrief
ill *pu till front tli'lflrrnile lo the
French P m*m Agency «uyinjf L)i«*
Marshal Tito hud derided to re
left tin* t ’lull’d Slate* ultimatum
11ov\ i’vr f , thi*i ,|f !ia.H: been nu uf fi rial «tnte»neiU about «urh » iteef
»i«»n
— *—~
Picnic Held At
Rock Swings By
Red Shield Club
ful
I'tl A1*I F .
Vue 23, CAP)
to CfU-h inn.I |w«i \M-cks ugo
The t v\ n ihr Men ty Is, I to thi
■ated that-^Britain wilt not nirtryi fir
tier financial urt-ord with Tulami { m *
4*
until the 1‘ulc.i guarauti-i- ,t im election in November
^
British Troops On (iuard In Troubled Haifa
\\ \ s i i i \ ‘g t o n .- A iir tin. b v r '
I lit- Still** 1 I t 1111*111 19 |H’*to*I
in id lc iilntiit ltu|n*s for the snfetj,
ttf fivi* \ ifirrit’ito fit**v • ih iit ilowi. '
l*V ^ «h#imsJhy flghlfrH hint Mult f
ilay \ *|H«k**-ina» *uy*» IIts*I the
Ynj?H!*Jjit Fourth Ai my. hat* e<
jprt*r *i*«| ttmilit flint ni«V »•( til*
Atnev iruiM pill ui liutrtl to ruifely
A m**H?}*Ut* from ltrl»*imltt o ffi
cial 1 4n iif irmn tin* n!i*a!«4* iff
niitt* t«‘i*n|LC*ht!» uf atH»ltier Attttfi
ran \in»> plant* which was forced \
tltrlio u t wonId Ur ir tir v .u >
About 51 bays amt girl* of
the Salvation Army sponsored
Hcd Shield Club en jo veil a picnic
and outing nt Hock Springs yenterdny a/ternuoft, accord in it to
Byril Hudson.
Thla was the final outing of
the season, one of three picnics
which have lieen enjoyed by more
than ICO boy* aw l Kiris, he "aid
and
predicted
that the cluti
A would have a still more success.
No .Confirmatien Of
Complaint To IJ.N.
By Tito (lovernment
lias Bern Brvealed
*—
m» ^
lav S|Hil\Psmnn
Says Turkish Offifpr Under (luard
sued la Dimlun Unit British iu p brvL-.kui Ilk. NomiHa-r's irrnii.il
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NO. 24 3
A t i u i f a lr il P ie t* l.* -asrd W ilt-
F R I D A Y . A u g . 2 3 . IM G
Harry Brownlee Is
Stetson Graduate
Tin' Ol'A today authoritt-d a
tail price rise of about two and
one half percent on tire* fo r
passenger automobiles.
motor
cycle*, trucks and buses. H ie
agency said th a t th e In crri'c*
are effective Immediately.
It
explained >that they are to meet
the new price control a r t tequlrcm ent th a t dealers’ profit
m argins be restdkad to the level
of last Mar. St,
Meanwhile, lh* OPA W«s speed
ing work on a list of o th er price
booeto th a t under th a new law
m ust be In affect tomorrow
agency
E arlier today
granted retail
Increases
rsn ein g from t
cent on several kinds o f building
m aterials. I t authorised a six
<t hlka a t all. sales level*
’o r to ilet tissue and paper, towels’
Thar# I
fu rth e r .
percent fo r
|ti ts-*■dr’iit •if
t\
t la- fflr-t
Chinn,1.1 ( tuu|*;u»y, tMilriy t \pn-mi-d Iii. op|W-»itln|i ti* *Its*
f*4Mi-11"Hr-tomi uf fit*’ ’fifMimdftl
JoMto ! ! ll.l* If nut . jiitnF iti 7.
let 11 t » 1L, H-iif(ui‘i 1It i . 1
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must «M|*hlfiH l l i i i f f a m i t
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f ;ui» ygt ml | | | \
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Kiv«*r \all**y* If lh« |»n»i'{vMt*r, llu^tnfi Ikih nl mill
\\ iIeuii. wliif itt* |ravih|f
w ater r •haiu**l off <|fii«*kIy in
litm-'t of fh ini, there \%ill Im* j>i\tfi * alU'iiil the Ihiy.i Stats-
that in11.«"11 le-i* wiilpj to *ii|iti
llowii litrotlirfi HallfiitsI ainl I hi
H PUlllttird Ba
I'h i f
t 'l i u l
t'oi** rttfil M*|u»ir uf th** t#**i?ii»ri
|*Hxir(iinthi* was eiiinislPii hi
• *nitf.tatiih*r Henry Wait «*ii
h*
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LhiI Viiluottftrcil
ti*
1 i hi*
Visteil |i» hoLl r» 1'irrtiWh*
Mi Mvitilu
Japanese Ape Is jlhiivrrsily Tu Award
I’roseiited
to , Z oo11tlAlNt2tVli,LK
1' l),Kms
l'’riUuy
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Allg. 2J iBprttIw
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I h l t ’H v i.in “» tom- Iniiuln-il .md nlnrieen
, / l » ' B H itf M B I mi-mbers ul ihr enidiiatitig daw
* —
— ait thr Ulilltifl4tt\ uf Kktfhl.i Will
T in *(S tm f.tril
,\| ft m e i p u l
7 .* m
w as
• i«* t . M u l i i h i t t f u i
th*»:r«'r*
al
Hum*
Ihe firm faiure prrwsiif rd . r«.Jrr«hiv
with a
vrtl mer 8rs.*l4>n L'uniiiiniCfiiH'ilt e*|*Lis== were tlist’im!*eii fi*i m out farnl Jupaursr apr, oitr of the ♦mtI'a-a next FtUlay nl^ht Hr Julut
i»nr ul So ii I^i ntlo foi the f li.h lm i frutfst vfihmhlr nnirnal* ye! «*«»ri- ^ *1t»rrrt pu*»ld4*tU of lhi? Ulilversl"f the FlorM« Mettifhlht * hil*l- Irihiitnl mm! tloimtrtl hy Dr. K. l v aniw unm l t*Kl*y
i mis' I L'tm* itt Kntt*ri»' ine
II <‘lurkaufi. Jttek-uAiville dentist, 1 Tin* exercises, wlilcli will be furtcltu gave iIn- tinimal al lh,- sug ii.ul wills academic prtx'r/.donabi
ei'-tion of- Iii B, Buy, form er o-c leulurra of the ceremony, will
form -rly ( p l . H u f f c n e I a ‘ v >
Hitiifiiril,*»velri ujy iu ii, arcqi ding Iw lieiil in (lie unlversUy nudliorium
Construction And Installation Of
Lockers Begin At Local Storage Plant
facilities for 1,000 lockers via®
d arted yesterday a t the plant « t
th# Central Florida Quick F n " f
• nil Storage Company f nl Dm
tectith S treet and Elm Avenue
Ale* R. Johnson, president and
Forrest G atrhel, sscrutory-ticasurer, predicted th a t the plant,
which will be especially designed
to serve individuals and grow n t,
will open during ttso late Fall
At th# preaent time, M)0 of lh«
locker* for fro sen foods s i r "ft
hand. - T h tr t will lit faeilitirt
fo r frosen foods In' one room,
also reem s fbr chilllngs rtnd *;inK
meat, curing pork and mist'iilaneous sto rag e purpose*.
"W s will have, said Mr. Jnhisoo, “facillllse for processing an t
f re ttin g m r^ts, vegetables ’ and
at>out three fru its, cleaning anti dreading "f
l.nral Delejfalitm To
Attend Bovs State
To I ,cavc ToutomiM
im
quick frei-tt; unit.”
The Im ltd my-, which
housed Ihe Kckerson Canning
lo Jslni-g Moudljlim,' too su p er st 7 lb t* M
Dr lV lton L ftoudder. newty
Company mid Inter wa* used t.y
intendent.
^ *
Chat.; an I Coiiqmny fur storage
Tiie female npe. which is now „ntH»>ui!«al .head
. . . .of (lie University's
purpose*, hue Jfiii feet froTHiigtWITH TH E EIGHTH AIlM) IN h'ltnM-d in a rage Just " orl11.
mol* Dr r i m wlU
on Thirteenth Hiieel and 1HU f - ii I ATAN ihrl.-iyt-.il, (Hfiia all
Ihe pumtis, is six mid a half l 11’ * 1 , a,tJ .
7* * U
on Elm Avenue. It has a cement Cnl. Kujene tA'vy, 2u. of Hanforl, years of «ge and was purchased Prr*Utr *n J
,,v* ,le<r^ a’
InrcK-ailon mid benediction will b*
{ioOtosn,. steel trussed rtHif, and ,.,u j)( ||ow serving u n it tin -' *•>' l»r. U srksiin when he wa*
pronounced by Uie IteV. E. O. Mc
Is well lfititeil due fJ plenty of Klevcnlli Airborne OlviMon in ‘revelling through Europe six Kay. assistant pastor. First P re# windqw space. Acconling to U T . I c-.-mlni Japan. He ha* U -n with to * r* ago. G erry, true- to her byterlan Churcii. Oalnesvtltc.
Choafe, representative of the Man (h|,
fo r the |.a* trn *““
type. i» tailless. She------------ran endure
i verv severe cold weather.
del Cork Company of A tlanta, ‘ .V/'nihs
OROOAN IS IM saiA R O ED
Ga.,' the plant will be t h i lsig e* l " lyt,ln*'
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Tha ape is of the same type
MOMM3/C John U Oru*au, 1730
.
cumpjutihg
hi*
basic
train
.
fl#
popularly
illustrated
three
arvi best equipped in th* south-1
NVcat First Street, haa been honor
east. Much cork is
Is already pn j
;.?L~
I '*'*• monkeys derived from th^ ably discharged fru it the United
hand for insulating purpose*.
‘VW* n°ki"* ''I?
"ai'V/Ui ! nlcting Japanese
calendar and de- States Navy, according to Inlarmathe message “ See rut evil, tlon received today from Hie Naval
. York nefr geration unite will l>e nt bt, Benmnir. iiS, h r ‘‘I,0
a
,
a
parnchutist
on
Moy
1»
apeak
no
evil.
Ife
ar no evil.Personnel S eparation Center. J a c k
installed hy the H. B, Matthews
l.y making the required number of . s <v#rM pirturc-ft taken of Dr. sonville
Industries uf Jarksorivir*!. Tile jump* fruni a p lan e In flight At (.'larkson holding Uerrv
were
new type draw er Bcker* are u r - 1 pi>-sent he i* perfwrmlnif g"ar,l i ,nk, „ #t t(|4, Z(to ()J. Mr< nn(1
CORRECT! ON
j Mr*. B: A. Ward of (U.vtiand. In a reference jesterdav to A.
ranged jn vertical tier* ,vf 7ive, ‘ dutle. In the regiment.
above which will be plared twu
Afu-r he is discharged from the t Ohio, anti they have promised Held Manic state adjutant. In a
of the square or doOr type lock- service he plan* to ottem! college, j sume to Mr. Moqghton. They story .abthit Boya S tate, published
<sra. It. I« Cornell I* consulting His panmt*. Mr. and Mrs. Ham also took motion picture# of in T O Herald, ,hU Initials ware
erroneously git
L *er. ralid s inr B anfjriL
G arry,
Serving In .Japan
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PAGE TWO
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
T he Sanford Herald
Canal Project
‘ R i U l h M >■ IIM
N k lk k N la llr r t r r p i H l t f t a r
Substantial progress was made on the proposed St,
Johns-lncllnri River ennui nt the hearing held at the Mayfair Inn Tuesday where it was shown thnt over half a
million dollars in losses were suffered by the cattle in
dustry as a result of floods in HI 11 alone and that high
water had cost the City of Sanford another half a mil
HOI.LASI1 I.. IIKAJI
U ll> r
lion dollars during the past twenty years.
e n n u u s in :a a
Considerable testimony was introduced to show the
I u Ii h i tlnaaarr
potentialities of the upper St. Johns River valley if flood
■UB«C«tPTIOJf BATtta
waters during the rainy season, can be diverted -toon
re ra b te la
the prairies on which the cattle graze and if various citrus
and agricultural inert can be assured of proper drainage
as well ns proper irrigation at the proper time. Al) of
is envisaged in the proposed lock canal from Puzzle
•W lasrr astir**- *W»4a *t this
*
rssslsilflss ssd s s llr .s si V .. I . . t .. I _11
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
O r RUSSELL KAY
Chicago Aug. 20: I-ast 'week
w tun l* V ro tf illy Column from
Suffolk, I m ill) i'i|wtte<l to be
pounding this one out on my own
typew riter, in Tampa, but my
friend Vernon Itamsty twliged my
arm and made m? join him ‘‘ft
n trip to Chicago to attend ’thtIn *.'inational Ap| le Grower* Con
vention.
Now I had ju • t about a> much
f msssmI s r»r I t s M >W « «*
fssSs. will a* *i»r*r<l tmr
■lar s p n tl* !* * rales- .
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FRIDAY, AUOI'HT 13, 1»<6
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IF ANY WANT TO KNOW
T H E 8 ECUKT Oh TAPPING
TH E eUB-CON 8 CIOUH BTOltE
OF WISDOM. THIS IS IT: If
any of*y*u l»f k wisdom, let him
We thought Ute Yugmlava were
executing tlw wroug jnoo wlwn
they pul Mlhrtlovlc to 'ilrath.
T he city faUwr* of OcaU Iwre
approved a"U mill Ux increase expeeled to raise an Additional |W 000
tor Ute coming yew. M w l cl tie:ore finding tt necraaary three dajs
to increase their revenue.
with a much nlmrtfr. route to the ocean a1id the poanibility of inovir.’f upwards of 30(1,000 tons of com modi*
ties annually through the canal were emphasized by
various witnesses while the opportunity of attracting to
the SL Johns River route the ynchts of wealthy tourists
round for the lower East Const was also noted.
This St. Johns-indian River canal project is an old
story to San fordlte where many an old-timer has been
working for it for the past 30 or dO ycare. Although the
cost is not great, now estimated at something Hiightlv less
thnn~ $f>Jiuo,fimr, “political eoimiderntions have always
tampered its progress. Now with the support of the fine
delegation which came liere^ Tucsdny from all parts'of
the stale its chances for success appear improved.
Heading Off Chaos
If an atomic . bomb should bind uit Washington,'
killing tile president nnd all the federal officials, who
would run the country? Hiroshima and Nagasaki allow
ed that this catastrophe is not mere idle fancy. A re
sourceful and Unscrupulous enemy would, if well advised,
direct its atomic bombs at the capital itself. „HSucii a calamity should be prepared for before it
is too late, thinks Congressman -James W. Trimble of
Arkansas. He has introduced a constitutional amend
ment, providing that if this disaster happens, the highest
officers of the army and air forces should choose a civi
lian to serve ns temporary presidents The governors of
the states should then assemble ami choose one of their
number to act as president for the rest of the term, and
another governor to bo vice-president.
. The 2llth amendment tn the Constitution gives Con
gress power to pass a law providing what should Imppen if both the president and vice-president-elect
die before assuming office. In the 13 years since the pas
sage of this amendment, Congress 1ms done absolutely
nothing to head off ihe chaos which would ensue if this
perfectly possible event took p la c e . Even without a bomb
it Is cunceivuhlc that the country might find itself with-,
IVIcnial Work
Tile ricksbaw, Hie Oriental taxi dragged by maniower. ia coitdenmed iry n labor investigation committee
n India ns reoniring lalror that is "n degradation to
htimnn personality.” The committee tlemnndit its aboli
tion.
Strangely enough this mode of travel, which seems
.peculiarly Oriental and is assumed to have gone on a
very long time, is both Western in invention and recent.
An American missionary in Japan, Jonathan Coble, in
vented it less than a century ago. So well did it fit the
crowded streets and abundant manpower of Asia’s cities
that it has spread throughout the Far East. The com
mittee which asks its abolition might be put to it to de
vise a substitute.
As to the tiegrading chnrnetcr of rickshaw pulling,
is it more so than other types of work which m iulre
muscle? Any honest work really needs no defense. There
is truth in the poet's observation,
“Who sweeps a room Its if for Cod
Makes that and the action fine.”
f
Ju st how dumb the apivtf* homo
can be wlien put to It I* Illustrated
by a problem which life ru in ls lu
the Chicago park dlslrici face
There women life guards, as wall an
men, are employed at the bathing
beaches, but ao many fake rails arc
Btade by *wtmmcr» ol both aexc*
for th% express purpose of attract
ing guard* of the opposite aex.
that they can never tell wlwn a
swimmer hi In trouble or merely
taking. Thu*, the public by Its abJtct atupldlty defeat* Uie very pu r
pose for which tbe life guards were
Many Amarlciitu seem to think
the current Tugnalavlaii situation
unim portant as the very littleness
of Yugoslavia seems to ,|nnkr her
position ridiculous But recalling
{he origin of Ute first World W ar
•howa how important a little
trouble-maker can. become. It was
tn Berafevo, Serbia, then a part
of w hat 1* now Yugoslavia, Ural
th e Austria Archduke . Ferdinand
gras assassinated by radical Slavs.
And tt was because o f . Russian
support of the Serbian refusal to
m ake am ends that Auatrla-.Uungary declared war on Serbia and
Germany declared war on Russia
Price ceilings have t«sen onlcretrestored on meat products and It •
housewife will rejoice th a t th
twef »he has brnn paying such Higf
price* fo r may now lie bough*
Tor from 15 to HO percent !«•>
We say “ may" ailvisely beeau*
the American Meat tnetitUh
say* th a t aueh meat cut* wit
(w off th# market ■* they did
when price celling* were pre-
FLORIDA
1
F H 1 D A Y , A u g . 2 3 , 19 4
aer *0 he phoned to room service
1|(,d asked if .it wouid (>c possible
to get a bo'.tVj of S.-otch or flourbon. It was, if you wanted to pay
II*’ f°r It- .W e didn't, fig u rin ' U
was cheaper a t 75c a drink ove.!tir madfcgnnv.
^ i o r -^ g
Apple
k.-THTers was the Sherm an Ho<:l
iuid we drifted over there a fte r
a while
hile to see w hat was going on.
I was surpr.anl to find the plnee
filled w ith m Floridians, most of
tlcm citrus leaders, who have
found It w rrihw hile to keep a
rinse check op the apple deal bei
rn iijt of ita close relalionsh.p tu
the sale of citrus fru its. Among
those i'.'sintered from Florida
were C. C. Commander of the
iTorida Citrus >/!xchang;; Don
Hut:*, of the F'lorlda C itrus Com
mission; Courtney Campbell of
(he Food Machinery Corporation;
t„ Mnxcy of F rustproof; Dili
Monroe, secretary of the Florid*
I - lull Growera Aasoclatlon and
71 J o t of other*. .Between forty
and fifty Floridians wyre In, a t
tendance.
i .
Maybe living ‘up itv th ia neck 0r
the womls appeal* t<* some folks,
1st! a* for
l» wouldn’t trade
my lit Cm hjisfula^ for-hole for a
doien* Chicago^k.'; .
*
I^effler Opposes*
Construction Of
^Proposed Canal
Ini of native Yankees playing
an mud on the la-arh. hut it was
to,, rugged for u» thin blooded
Soothe, lie is ]| gave me goo M
pimples bigger than b in 's egg*
ju-1 watchin' 'em
Afii*, wnshin" the .trato sp h ere
off
r fares vm went down to
the dining room, or th a t is one
of them, tfiey had fiv • or »ix, for
a mess of victuals. I thought
prices were high in KKrida until
I look b look at the n-tnu The
rh rn i-'st th in - they had to offer
was ham burger *thak a t . 1.60 pet
helping I •f i' J* | for a half •
lohste, at •.‘l.i',0 hut four.d that .*
stab of plum oh! Key West Cray
fish has It I cat u mile and Jf«ti
can still gel it in Tam pa at a
dollar a throw. The ceilings m
Chirago a ■- a.luiiit twice as high
as they m.- in Fiorida and on I p
of that you are supposed to tip
the head w aiter a fin fo r a table
ami the waiter a couple of dollarfor service.
Vernon thought m a lb i m lillt*
1,1 an o th er *uch na
at lU j lower end o
bake Jeasup fill#
valve in high wall
/ out when the rain
reservoir# supply
source of fnmh v
the present ri
•
11 |* r*e « » *
If.1, *
bake ii
klver, it will !>*•
YOUR RADIO
l«;pulntion incresses, we will treed
»r re w ater; and as grove* and
farms increase, v-r will nee,| more
water.
"Should a lock-canal Ire dug.
the level* that in g ht l>o m ain,
lamed on the river will be u
■nirts r f continual argum ent.
Some Inteioila will w ant Ihe w at
er held high, other Interests will
want th e ‘water held low. f a t l l a
vm tlng In the St. Johns lUver
Valley probably h a. the use of
tt,i prairie* for eight monR^s of
iho year. For f° U|: mrnthx. these
lands are overflow ed and the
cattle have to tie removed from u
portion o f IhU lan d ;—Iht* has a l
ways been the ttti'l.
r"The St. Jchns Biver Ih it* cunsLructlon i* a marvelous piece of
G el * handiwork. Thera am nat-
A auit of (listiuKuihhcd design^ to add new drama
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JAM ES, M
CAIN'S
Trikskirt
Moat American* do not *eeir
to be much worked up o w r the
Pltu Cartoon— “SVENGALI’S CATS”
outer drawstring,
»titebed for a swing I
fullness. Fold-It,-roll it, it re pleats, pnri
su lly . All wool flan
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Friday & Saturday
T ex Ritter
Sunday & Monday
East Side Kids
‘In Fast Company”
GleiurVernoo
eivilix* lion,**
to your fall w a y , of life. Flawlessly tailored of
pure wool, sizes 10 to 1H.
^Bcuia,(km/lmacs
chotco cut* which ean be bought
Catholics meeting In Mlam!
each recognise the menace U
orld place o f Stalin** brand of
Knight
1
mj&:
vl JB
...iJUgrigl jJ
’^ 1
"F o r th? past four year*. we
have hml alr-ve normal rainfall.
This will change, and we wltf
then have seasons when walor U
scarce.
"A difficulty in regulatin? the
levels of w ater i* Ihut you bring
j th - w atvr down to * certain level
, and then attem pt to hold it then-.
1 l,nt th ere ntav Ip- cn rainfall to
, replenish the levels. The evapora, t'rtn la this Ftnfe is alm ost^m uiI v a le n t- 1 « -th e amount ijf rainfall.
1 "Some way slibuld f*j worked
|( g t whereby » e can live and en
joy periods r f high w ater with,
j out thinking that we arc being
j rt'liv-d."
THEATRES
at all will be found on the hlacl
market w h trr the price* will be
higher than they have haen dur
ing the paat five or six wtuks.
ahootlng down of an Americar
transport pjane by Yugvetav fighton, any morn than they v-irt
whsn th* Jap* *ank the Pansy
on th* YangUe Biver tn 1937
However. If we had a#«t »om* o f
Doolittle’* .bomber* owsr Toklo
then and Mt them dd tbrir wort
than Ihstead o f *tx year* War
It la doubtful if there would over
have been a Fuerl Harbor attack
u+'M
w'll have- a rlu tg ish stream from
Lake Harney, through l^ike Monroe, and down ll>; old St. Johns,
with prnbahly more sewage and
polutinn trouble.
"T here is an rth cr feature th at
we m ust keep in mind, and that
is fish and wild-life
In time*
of high w ater, tlu . grass-covered
prpir.es are olive yvitji mil)nows
Ihnt come r u t of the creeks. They
.are safe in these shallow w aters
and thrive. Onme fish not more
plentiful a fte r high water. Ilign
w ater and overfow a r- fatorkhle
to duck nnd wild-life th a t add
charm a id beauty to the country.
.*!, personalty. nm in favnr of
some proper branch of the Gov-im m ent creating large basin* for
the sto rin g of w ater in the Upper St." John# R iver And not the
digging of a large canal to drain
these water* ‘o ff i|ulckty. We need
these iwservolrs of w ater to sus*
|nirt u# In periods of dry weath-
JU N G L E L A A N D ”
nel, Deep-dyed gem
tones. Sizes ,12 to 18,
24 to 82.
0AKINQ
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FRIDAY, Au«. 23
’7 "
THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE THREE
SANFORP. FLORIDA
Miss Luticia Gormly
Given Shower Party
Min?
SOCIETY EDITOR
Mrs. A1 Lee, Daughter Ituffet Supper At
Entertain Visitor
Country Club Sunday
Mr*. A. W. l.oe, J r. uad daugh
The regular Sunday night buf
t e r Caroline honored Miss Jtdia fet supper will he held at% the
Hrownfnw of Columbia, Term., a Seminole Country Club this we-k
nitor of Mr. ami Mrs- W. I».
uikniun. un Tuesday morning
w ith a Coke and Chatter party
nt lhair home. ‘- Mid Laurel Ave
nue.
Summer flowers attriiftively
decorated the I.*e home for the
occasion.
Those enjoying the
affair were MUs BruwntoW, Mr*.
Camille BatUn. '• Miss Angela
Mclsch. Mi** Sylvia Meisch. Mi**
Betty Corrtidi. Mis- Ann Black,
K
I .u tir i*
Gormly
was
| \|i«« \o u Wiggins who*i ding will he no erenl
Sep
l <>n W nlnfm lsy evening
TELE. NO. 148 honum
with
a mi«c<Ilanrou*
shower
Cecelia Trulucl;
from '7 gMt to IP00 P. M. It wn»
armetim.-d today hy manager Ed
I ev y-W hither.
, Club member* and guest* ar.'
invited t o -come out early and
watch th e golfers come in on the
lhth hole. •‘F rank " and "G eorge"
will be on haml in whilo cant* t i
•erve boot drinks for those desir
ing them.
'Mis* Doris McCall ha* t'.'lurned
from Ocala where she wn» the
guest of M. and Mrs. |l A. |Eohbin*.
Mr*. John Galloway ami daugh
te r Mary Ann arnvetl Wednesday
from New York a f te r sprnding
IU day* in the city.
nt
given by Ms * John Saul* ami
Mr*. II r Minkin* at jo in San*
foul Avenue Mr* Jam es Sami*
anil
Mr*, lira light nil Walkln*
were the prize winner* for the
game* played.
Pink ro»e* a ltra rtlv e ly deco,
rated the party rooms. The hotte*i>e, were assisted by Mr*. D.
K. Polak and Mr*. II. I", Davkins,
Jr. .in «ervmg the refreshm ents.
..T hose attending w ere Misses
Jra n \\ liighttn, Klu*l>eth Whigham, • Iletty W ilkinson. Winifred
J.nvell. Katherine Spencer. M ar
tha Wight. M argaret Huberts,
|h r
IM y
i loss
Kpl*>
Church
m i
fell'd
srrtri
| nhuniiig a! I I tilt \ M .11
ut tractive morning par tv i;
by her aunt Mrs W V l.el
la t her home -in Hose t'o u it.
i Guest* were greeted at
door hy Miss Ann Wigglps.
II. I , I'e ikin*, Miss Martini
E d w ard Higgins,
and u*hetrd into ibv dining i
where thev were .r i v e d refi
■neats
kins. Mr,
The dining room taiile wa*
with an Italian Cllt work !
d o th and cen telid with a (ill
arrangem ent of a large »t
IhiwI and two siimllei *ltv• e
tam er, holding pink io»c .
Miss Gladys Well, Ims irtu rn cd from u vacation spent in
H arford, N. C. w ith illative*
Also Mr«. D. K. Polak. Mr#
and friend*.
C, K. Goimly, M rs. M. II. Spen.
Britain's overteaz '.UblliMes In*
cer. M rt. Jam r* Sand*. Mr*. D
creased neatly sevenfold during Hie
It Watkins. Mi * W. M. 11syne*
w ar- tm m UOOOowMXX) to I13£00- arrived
Sunday from >Hulling Mrs. I I'. Payton, Mrs. N, f t
Green, Ky. aftVr a two .w eeks' .lenning. and Mr* J M lore.
vacation. The Wight* «!«••,visited
Also Mis. W. V. Lovell. Mr*
In Pennsylvania.
Arlhvn lin k with. Jr., Mr*. l.eo
Wfltgon. M i/ (>. 1). Sttm>ls»nt
Mrs, Ca) Blanc and son Mictf. Jv„ Mr*. II F. C urrie, Mr*. Karl
ne] arrivetl today from Tam pa Nordgien, Mrs, Otis Jo n e s. Mr*
w here they have spent the past Everett Mmdding, Mr*, t!. C
twn‘ week* visiting her mother, Harden and Mrs. II C. I Li skins,
Mr*. It, D. Ynte*.
Jr.
Picnic To He llclil
Hy Eastern Stars
m*.
Mi-. * it her llie \\ ig
anil Mr* Htehard llrnwu.
mg h»*te**es were Miss l.ila
c i e tflrr. Mis, tHyVe Aim
is and
'l l . , Helen Fite,
a <*« I a s . hors d'oeuvres,
e-. chicken salitd and ham
cieitrw (Hitato chip., assortn t. ifi.l olives were served
ghioit the morning.
,ta
inluti-d zinnias
and
wi-tr placed throughout tJui
loom , open cnsiittr for the
i ' l i i n. A pprovirnatdy 75
, r*l]vi[ .it ihi ' appointed
Itosinc ( 'aFiu*ii (Jets
Stetson I'. Decree
r*>*3 tiwTynw
VJORIO'^
l( i« i r > i C f i t | c H r h o | licit l o o m q i u l u y .
I i i i j h i tsl
( uliucrd
IV iili
jnd um iitJ.
Jir
rr^m d cJ
Mr*. J p s e p h Snund, r« and
M i, \\ D Workimin eiltcrdaughter* lluiburn and Joan hove tainasl ‘Wednesday at 11 00 A. Nf. I
rcturneil from an extended trip at ht*r .iMiurliVt* home un I*<ik«*
through
the
nor th e m
resort Mary with a iwo cuor»e luncheon ,i
point*.
' ‘
a till tirhfvrt* p a ity
Imhorttitf her i
visitor, Mu* Julia Itrownluw of
Huh Tutt|i*,a paretit^ Mr. aihI CulumMa. Trim % ninl MU* Helen
M n , Alla-rt l». Tuttl? and «li*n HutchUoii. Iiriilr-clwt.
liin filte r und hruther-in law uf
Mi** Caroline !*«*«♦ utnl Miss
(Irand Hajuth. Midi a ir visiting H« ttv liall of laikt* Mary usRUtrd
in thin city ut the Mim-eneile the hiwtt»s »eivi the delii'toll*
('ahin Court*.
luiiihiuii. \ ari culureil tMuilioluse* *
were arli«tirally Atrjintf(*«l about
the fiitriy n«»m»
M>«*
\ fi i? v 1 a
Mein h
yvas
a« a n le i| .
*.f nylon h«i»e !
f,»r u n it.H.$ hih'ti -• i f nt bridge
and Nil'* t unnll. itaUvn wrs
given a handWei
lint)
JE W E L E R
|»!i*e
V|»
Among the ^Indent* f'l.m Slet- al»n ti hi Hie eh
n»n Univermty «b<* have begun n ipt ttf l»at h t*
“i three week#' vacation between tirunce **f the n
the sum mer ***h*H*| *e^«ion* and clunnn »ii« u i'
nii»
th e fail nenniori a te J * Mct’an- tery
Im, Je«n H arper. Dale 1- Scott, | a handlverrhtef
h pan of not- I I
lu« Hrownlciw, |
* nirinentoen. ' I
Th*»*c enjoying the iHCBnion
were Mn* Ann Hluck, MiS< Hat-j
ten, Mi»« Jean Whtgham, MisaAngela Mei»ch, M i« S > I v i a (
Meinch. Mi's Hetty t ’orm di. MiM? \
Mary Ann Whelehel, Mi*< Kline i
llutrhU nii, \|i** M artha peikint,
Mim \tu i Wiggif**. \|i-* tli*t«hi-t
son. Mi/tk HrewitloM. Map Halt-^
and Mr* Work man
, ,
Mi&s til.
tUttlus
util
r
nla SI ute * ol-'ife f**r *
Litiluh*.- c whole - Ij,
on
iHMih
MISSKS
ANt.KKA MKISi II
nu Saturday mntnIt I I V HROWV
Avenue, Sanford, will i
Ik- degrro of Hartiehn •
with a major In educutinn
S turner (jimrter Ctunmi i
uf John It Stete«»n i n
vl
e n te r ta in
so, « I.V D
lit
\\
u
hit:* H H n l K left luslay foi \»*»*
\ oi k
-\he***
Kilt* i muKi
ti ■ will
meet
(; u k h
m _ \
M lt%
mi i
H im
. . Daiightei M.XIK i'
at I ;«iih'l KllIU Cantu in tieurgm
41till he fdaviit lit vialt with htfl
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mrmher rf Iht* Kappu. I>t*|ia
.Oiorily
Shp ha* id»i> I.
fiicial worker for the Si ■t>
lar*-Ilnafd,
For the past several years
ha* ta u g h t the four grade io
r *lth Shle P rim ary Hchiml
will resume her teaching
this fall.
M.-s Joan Petit le iiu l) .I1’
from O rlaitih. cundurled a I
Lee Beauty Show ol llw lo».
Mr*. C. E. Cuatuvsim I ,i
ill H;0 o’clock.
‘ Following the beauty show.
hn*1e*. *erved refreslinieni
the following guests;
Mis* Petit, Mr*. A. I.. Si
Mr*. Ed C irraw ay , Mi . C.David Ms,,■ W illiam Vihlcu. 't*
William Stehiper, Mr*. Em l H
sey, Mr*. Edna lliu d i. Mi vi
Mr*. C. B. B chlranl, Mr*. P I
Eaton.
Mrs,
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■■• V. A. Speer and M
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Matthew*
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111 Piirk Ave„ N.
Open WednPsd
C l o ie a ( | 2
Tlmrsdays
BIKTII
a n n o h n c .k m k n t
Mr. anil M r s / F. I . Ksdav-o
announce the b irth of a
l.arry Curtis on Aug. 1M at tin |
F rn iaM -I^u g h to n Memorial !!■•-
pital.
R/gfil — I’uili up tieev* paisley
plaid In grey.
or
black Sites 13 1o 40.
birth of- a son on Aug. 15 at
the* Famald-IjiuRhtoM Memorial
ami William "McTeer.
^
So smooth
THE SUAVE
Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Best and
daughter Mlsa Peggy Be*t wilt
leave tonight for Lexington. N. C.
to visit with Mr. and Mrs. G. It
Bert,* Jr. for ■ few days. Mis*
Best plan* io go from thtre to
ThrmasriUe, X . C. where »!*• will
enter Ashmore Buslneia Aehotl.
Mr*. R. L, Beard and son Byron
returned Tuesday acrompanird by
Mrs. Borrda daughter Mr*. S. M
Thompfon, from a three week.’
v isit'to Long Beach, C alif.,1 The
Beards visited Lleaw. fjg l and
M «. Tborppion; ■LiiUt. Thumpson was formerly stationed all
Ike Hanford .Naval All* Btali "
*n,i_M_r». 'nwwiwon f a t Urn form-
CONTOUR^COATS to wear just a t (hy are or with
your own furs. Beautiful new 1947 stylet of smooth
finished gabardines. W inter weight— no int;r‘linings.
Misses’, women’s juniors’ sixes. Use our Layaway
Plan.*
Miami Beach
Fori Laudardalo
Coral Gables
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SINUS, CATARRH c?'' * i• . /1
Specialists On
SUFFERERS
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>01 UIIIIT DUI TO MASAI CON&CYHOM
Education Speak
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lucdlatr iiiirt'arp of ♦? a ton til
li *t» i'
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J l 4* t liiiifin, lhff*n»t \\ *'«1 a
new sprint w,|,t jn t | , . Unim l
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CI*A au thor iy I rjili-. on an ail* •bfrUtLiltl
t If-If Jtfl ih
jUAtnhl" pricing basi*.
«Irtlitfol. |!* 4*i, b"jw*rii thr httiiff
i illy* or In hitvl' i n"-( d.
vJ'li'fnt 'on in n i t. i' i
r''rillin g liiy iiiirniliiti to
0. I*. A. Authorizes
Hike In Newsprint
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Ill'll 'if ' p lf 111j '- t. Ill ii..
of rhihiii'ii," ih*r lilt. I I'
ji til". . ’.'Mini In. Ii -I *i-o*l *
of-’ irf thy \ tannin - I' 1:1
1 niilltuiril lr*n*» I'nM*- Owr
rhililrt*n i* ;il»1i r*
nil 4It 11*I lii Ini" in a i .ill (. f
li|f I'll I
rt*|j ff■fTitfl iffWitTlV Mini flcM'* fv t H*. H li ll"t ,
thi ii ti-rlitiuiil lininir.
pm l arty fhll'lren a» Imprtr-nr mi worthy." hy n-M-ltc-l. "Sl«*- "hol'Cy anil child gi- • ',i
r i " In ifn llio n to jtr -III"
U I icvi' a (lint all rhil Irt-n m r put- r-nioaipit n t grow/ng , 11 !«ln »
rntiallv aide to mukp sum" ion- proritnhle channel*.
trihution to tli"
In which
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|h ry nf" horn. Shi* liellevi'i that :rsf1! I
la lilDtf WHY
"\t-ry mill' "I ol I. • i it l r i R* 11 f* *. a h*»h*ar»mr I.*-Lux i *t
.41
Wurth, n** ii'tlt-i "lin t h.* "«l>'» ‘ Kfiifi(|Ofml itn iiii} .<• t *ii*i Mr
WOJtt.O
KMOIII'S D irrO tltH Il
■• U K . N N A * A u g . 23 . ( , V i - W o rld
flight* of U riitdl State* plant-,
ar.’ being i!H«uA-d around the
wbnle of e a ite m Ktimpe. Tile
United State* ha* adopted a
policy of e a u t|01, (U ueoiil fu r
ther incident* involving American
•I'ffir the Yugoslav bor
der. /h e re is no indication that
flight* along the frontier
-will have m, armctl escort — a,
hit* been suggested in \Vn*hinc
ton.
i- ^pufit*r
i.tl - beljavinr
r si its
|ii*»r lm*t^ \vht;tl |»tij i« .<I
n.i im v**imi iiT'i* i ***r d i tiT iT a net* ImHlIf*** lli*’ ti'Brlii’i CjilfVlUl-**
f, iijKin thi.''' chii r - w .* Jill*U**iv- Ih
\V> iti- liM If 1, .1 It It11*.
-ft drive
by mcfiiif of
1 11t a i n 11*- ,Jfib m iy ,”
N e w c o n c r e t e b l o c k , o n e s t o r y b u ild i n g In c n lc t ] I f i l 5
W est
I 3 lb
S tre e t.
Born To Ialso —
Or, Double Trouble
4 0 0 * q . f e e l , s u i l n h l r f o r a n y c o m m e r c i a l b u s in e s s —
c o n c r e t e 'f lo o r , p le n ty o f lig h t a n d v e n t ila tio n .
l kYNN
l e g a l n o t ic e
Maas ..I,!-, M i/ , I run
A POttetMAH tu rn TO SUBDUE ft demonstrator at a pro-Ttaly ffemSffftratiott in f . jiiiia ■TriMt". protesting Inlcrntitlonal adinlnUtratlon of the
rli- 1 died /ytte. A hand grenade esp! Ion put an end to this cteitionstraJ
lii*!!. tnjfdina tin p r m in i. This t !i 'n was taken nt the height of the
turmoil which ctiiued. fiVetc* of Hi*d a g Newireel Iron* fntcrnalionbt)
I piiiifiU 30, ixuk-tt tier .aujiiPi'jhll'
bn a hilf. It rttll-xl into i erlait,
ratuimi cmiMderabl" ilain.titr
A. -hr stood tatktny a.Hi •lie
fAl.iii-*. owner. uni* of Im o i i u t i
/"II into m r open ra trli Uvilr HI"
iif-t. ■fi*-*i ih" oth er i i
m3
c a s h , b a la n c e S y e a r * a t 5 ‘ i
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Advertisements
A R T IC L E S
R O O M f..i
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SMALL home
fl'Uvinr ""II,
2 ' i m u '. tio .k loud, lb tin e ,
pMltUI",
mill'- S"ullt **f
fold
? 12ft |.. ,
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w a n ted
M ML
io r e n t
FOR
SALE
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HELP W ANTED
it__ ■
W it IT ! if iris fW
fill o»*f II
11tell ~t liti. | >■| tli ;*i
Have your jm rtniil taken nt
Nt* IK III.S ST I m o
220 Mtucli llldk*.. Rhone I I ’.'i
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Im'.t r >1 Mllil II IIMtflH*' P it it*
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IRIDEKT A, WILLIAMS
Kc-aDtir
f»4Hij AthiHttr Ilfiftk 1-LJtf.
Phnnp 7 !LJ
FOH S A L K
T W l I i.l*ir y tliiee belliih>id
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H ue
oil* currier lot pnreil at "TtrlHI.
IKHIKItT A. WILLIAMS
Realtor
ram A tla n tic lln n k llld g .
Rheno 732
s a i.i :
ITHNIS1IKM ft v" r>-oiii huiignlow corner tut m gi«.| frrtiuii, |
foh
price f noun mi.
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f.Uii Atlantic IS'iiik Ittilg.
Rtiiui" 732
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2.ri u e l fill ft
GARDEN IIOS K
llll.l. II AltDW AUK t i t .
.11*1 t o n t i i *t St.
RfCMii-t'imker* —T rlcyt les
Oil Stuve Ovens
Itarey ( hurrm
Rint Thermos llottlea
Gallmi Thi-rimis .lugs
SIA N LEV HOG Kith
IlAlillW AltL c o .
Toilet
'at.
liailiugi* i aos
(lalvauirril .Sprinklers
STANLEY-HOt; KltS
IIAKHWAIIK < (>.
SIX l"i- in fin r*t> lim itd e a l* * (INK |;uih| .mailI "la no an t ot hyi
. 44j*f«* fdt jd d tfr ’ | l f ^ k 'n n N I u a T liurrt"h»fd
Mill
gn*>V-"ll fill I MelP ric e ‘*12(10. .......... 7SH..I.
Imivi He Ave.
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in im iftry iiMtlrr <
nlrictiy
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rffluiivPJt "lirV» rrrtt
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and
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Vt^ir t*rn-
|tfajrcr « r
i -tuuiucinlt*!
PM A Id, liotiHti-lecli icHy, Rival
will not lirnr t»f yunr (wrucmal
IIR A / IL IA N L A N K
well,
10 acre. * «n lauiutitill
nffaiiN, THerti ii mi riiijuu (<>»
FISH IN G R O LE S
lake; nwimm/hg, luinltng Ai SAN K O R II H A R IO V M tE ( (I.
riilburriiv-'iit*,i' f
ltfpnsLiftfiti|F* **: •{it riB|ntrffiu,nt a.
fishing. Kim- future fur Oils
If 10 Last I 11- i S t r i c t
No co-ittaker *tfs finmey Iciaht*
reel Im] tin" in ncit-s frnnta
Vttfifiltie itaymHDf |>!aiiv
on Highway t i It fl. Rhode*, r, IW iH S K l.'btt i k i t k t f
tltllf(* ilt D t > »
i k »t
FAMlL V I.i»VN 4 n
IU. I. Il..\ I llil .
Thtriilfi Hank Tilde
Phun*
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Phone |44H J Fffr iipj***i!ilrOf*»if
Ntth 4* I
« » Hi •J‘»_* S t a l l b i
SIGNS
nf Genova
il tm U y •*r
n
VKIIV at 11 art i ve aiut •'trictly
s h o w ' " r -1- a n d p a s t e r .
Iny
n o t^ m •» »*H*m fumi-iheil hmiH%j
O -'IK E 'S SIGN SKItV’lt'h
O. 1). lutit'lre-s. Rlume IOKI
w ith umi-uaily large ciippr-r j ROOMS uf li"tucli"ld furniture
inehnling Fi M. Frigldair", c ir
wrerm -d pinch, rettin g under
culating nil heater. Set- a t '212
HpM'iidmg 1nk« un .’to |icrc« roll FLOOR SANItl.NG
Magnolia nr Rhone ItM-J.
ing gimuiil, wjth i t ' own p ri
and finishing, ('leaning and wax
vate rprm s fed lake, 7 acre*
ing. New flour* surfaced to per
young grnvc. on nurfactul road. laUtGE sire wnr-lrot'C trunk. In- fection. Old Hour* made like new.
rjulre
tOk-J,
BVi igilr-a from Sanford. KitchCall
<m o<|Ulpnuud modern willi 'd-c- R O Y ’S Tt-xft* ■ *uddli! f « r *«le.
IL, M. GLEASON
Unde hot water, le frig cn ito r
i I.nk" Mary, Fla.
Rhone 4S3*W.
aryl cooking unit*.
Rcrjuir"#
RENT A FAR
ARTICLES W ANTED
ffi.OOO.OU cash to hull'll", bal 6
YOU HRIVK IT
ance monthly payment*.
RHONE 30(i .
Fit Hit W, HEN It Eli
— i.’LL BUY your car, reganllraa
STRICKLAND-,MORRISON
nf ago or condition. Roy Reel,
Room 2
Fla. S lat" Hdlik Hldg.
" nitlV E -lT , INC.
30(1 W. and St.
Rhiinv 1030
Reasonable
show case wan te l with LAWNS in o w e d,
REAL ESTATE WANTED WALL
price*. Jerry laird, phupe 788slllling door*. Rhone 57(1.
*
IN lie y iN C Oil SELLING
nEAL ESTATE—It’ pay. to deal
through experienced broker.. If
you nave grove* p r .o th e r pro
perty to market, or if you are
luraelf in the m arket, contact
m. 0 . R encher of C. F. Uatchelder, 28 E a it W ashington St„
'Orlando, Rhone B820.
ARTICLES FOR SALE
Electric Toaster*. » * . »
If. B. RORB CO., INC.
k*
IMITATION leathers In moat
colors and Urge •election o f
fabrics. Robert
Broom,
11 N. Orange
A n . 'OkUbdo, FWt!
R T. ■
your
health — eleep
xtlngt Box
tie rapring m a ttre e M
rebulltt
New mettreMtif; beds, aprlngel
Wi
Bollywood bedel Be* our retail
store and display room at
» l i t W. FIR ST ST.
.
u rre
e «Co.
hole Bedding A
* F u orniltitu
Saiiftwrt ■Mattie** F actory
Phone 11S3 and 8 7 2 J
,
USED sink wanted. Phone HU-W.
DODGE - PLYMOUTH
PARTS AMI SERVICE
7 Pete, Livestock, Supplies 100 Palmetto Ave, Rhone l i l t
r BUY' cow*, calves, yearling*.
ELECTRIC appliance repair*
Phone R. W. Lord, 788-W.
we repair washing machine*,
vacuum cleaner*, fan*, mixers,
FRESH milch cowi op heavy
sewing machine*. Trotter Ap
springer* to produce that better
pliance Service. 304 W. Second
than owrrr-Green Valley Milk.
SL, rhone tOdt-J.
I'h. K23.
yr
SNAPSHOTS— printed, developed,
enlarged. We copy old photo
RIGS-for sale. Inquire at Hunt’*
graph*.
Tuxedo Feed “Store, Phone 3S8.
NICItOLIH STUDIO
ONE gbod plug mule, |7B. Phone 220 MeDeh Uldg.. Phone 11 BO
E rnest Southward, I08I-W ,
FURNITURE REBUILT
AND RECOVERED
8
HELP WANTED
'um iiute wll| look like
GtRL for soda fountain at
, *,ul wear better than ever
Store. Part Uma or when our expert* rebuild and
me.
recover It Only ih* finest con
struction material, m ed .' Phone
SALESMAN for industrial and 1112 for a free eitlm alo and
, ortUnhry. lnsurarce debit — A olce of material*.
Sanford and DeLand —•
SANFORD UPH0L8TKRY
opportuai ty. > Oar
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116H Park Ara.
Phona 111*
P. O. Box 1211, Sanford.
"f ►
a » «.
FIRESTONE Store*
'C re/a
fit r j i ?rv^| f=H
SW 117. PH I \ \ 11
LONH4IV. Aor
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The
I‘ill t e l b ft •! » l i l t e d t h a ill WlnMun * hiirrhilU nil out by
tn+'diM a:u, A** Mill fved xvoil »r *i] nir trwtny for n hotidny in Swit.
Writ I■' r Mi., Kefore ra lf*H i{, M * \* lerlontl. AmimimnyliiK the for
1*^* rm*r Prim e M inister, Jp* wife
imr of" <(|ui| i| ihl: » o « n n ) . I'
lUMfirr ‘ tfiHeir foe t ? n r. L«nd ^ th e ir iia ii|( h t ix r ^Tlfry; WPr*a.tin. i,t o f , , lu-fti-r-tin." rlrnfi ,,i < ., H ccrfln ric and h i. painting In
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Slate
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Ueds Say (lovernnient
Troops To Use G
'Expected Uy July
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By Bob Green
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F R I D A Y , A u g . 24, 1946
1M L
SANFORD
H E R A l D,
SANFORD,
PAGE
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Azaleas Trim Celery Feds In 6 To 5 Tilt
Palatka Returns Here Tonight;
Jodie Howingtcn Slated To Hurl
Security Lumber Cops Playoff With 16-6 Win Over Moss
Lo$ Angelos Rams Lumbermen Meet
t> the tune of 11 C* In *>, tinmiiiii,* Are
Predicted To Furnituremen In
Final Playoffs
*' T J fU" B«!' un‘l , r w a ,‘ in ,hJ TlOUIKe * All - StiUS
fitBt Tuning with* it four run up*
AZALEA HOWL, PAI.ATKA.I
A u i. as, (s'peciuij-rjohn t i .-.-.j i
By Jack Sards U. of Miami To Have 35 Lettermen
• Available For ’46 Grid Action
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1 i OF M t. \ 111=F>
yanks ' frank
Lulit let tile fecund |ilace S'anf.mi
i jm g clnmiXi’d by u humc i . i
I t'S
iijtll pitched It, manager Ktl L , vy
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tin, r,i»,
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4■ o h of illtMlI
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Uu ni a tar a h*- m in ri«lit
Initial Tilt Will lie
Flayed Tuesday At
Lakcfrtud Diamond
I he \ a t i aial Kn-uhiitl I.,-ague*
cJiamliUin I.-. Aliuch. Ham, nile
'light fnti'H le. t„ (h-ih the ridleiriute all -lai* in the annual
encounter- m <-Ulnign\ S iddhr
Kiel,! tonight. Sum* ;C..ikh) funs
1 h r hi if h i% ot ih r Srciirii \
aie expectril 1,, ,e,. th,. game. I.tinlirr i "iiiftiiuj **d t*ah .i*t - \
Jttllieh "ill 1» |<1nye<l no,ter tile I » p r r a 4 i t u *t l - M i i a i I t a c k b T .
stadium'*
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I ih r M.*.. \ hi . c T iiM roiii|»at‘ *
Conch Adam WuLdi of tin- util .when list imA. oi ih r c i s ,
with two Snnfufd male* mi t- :ml
tu accnuni u-i tliri-v of tin- .’'a n
fnrd four run* m tin- initial frame.
The only iltl' r tally- the !'•
coll til m uster off the of ferine*
of Th co I til it m ine In the f t - a
Inning.
Hig Jim I'ayuc went U- th, t il
for the visitors* tun! gave up ill
base Ini* while *trlktnys out f„m
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Sanford flay er to wilve Ahe „f.
feting.* of Tlieobold fin ni,,,(
tluiTf one wifely, la'vi’^hit ’twin
ill four tf.Ji* to the (date, n ,
filotig hit suf'dy' once' in it,i«-<
favored, -ufthoiigh he adm itted I iir Lutiil rtn trti hail fTiik&t Up :t
tiurt Id* hay* ate in great *hnpe It. |*i ti \lrfi)ry u'.ti th r M****• each Itn MeMiltin of" the \ll- men.
Stars gu-el,-.| {ti, n e w , m il, ., .
*1 ^1l1lfhS*- %Vf »t \ h\ th
*hnl,e of hi* head and th,< com I Jifiilor mill «.t%’ tit ln-.it I ill ^
ment:
"Tin- All-Slat* haven't | The fiir*l f*»uti I •*! th phijnfi
footied gooil at a i t 1' ,A
i ajoI l!» v wilt iimia in n i life
Tin* Haiti* j»rt*
to d a r t i Mnwm* A \\ it nit
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tofficinl trip* liter J imU p licm n.
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fa |.| iiUiipo^nl
n lvi*e hhiu In fii i tu rn - at U -
plate for the only ullivj hit* t
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lludcfty Lake mill H ou.tijjn.. It
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cm lit and Miinnget Levy ,n m /.
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Baseball Sunday
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VISIT YOUR MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
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'l ake a scenic plane trip over the countryside, Id mile trip $2.00
See for yourself bow easy it is to fly . .tJ. 20 minute lesson $5.00
(new dual control Piper Cull* arr u»rd)
Solo rates to pilots, in Piper Cubs or Taylorcraft, 20 min. $1.00 j
Ground School Course, cost per hour
$1,00
VETERANS .re ut regarding free flight (raining under fkr G. E Bid of Rights.
The first class will start soon. W ith only 90 days of. service you are eligible for
a Private Pilot Course, a $4634)0 value. Gtenter eligibility will entitle you lo the
Commercial Course, Instructor’s Rating and Instrument Rating, a $3000.00 value.
Just a few openings left in our first class. Our office is in the main hangar on
the field.
“WIN YOUR WINGS AT SANFORD"
SANFORD SCHOOL OF AVLVT10N
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THE SANFORD HERAI.D, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PACE SI*
New Issue Of Convertible Debentures
ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS
Recommended Bv A.T. & T. Officials
• FANS
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• VACUUM CLEANERS
• SEWING MACHINES
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304 W. SECOND STREET
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Ji •SKI’ll INK A T W O O I I n u u i t
Plaintiff,
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The final rites for the late
Mr*. HYadie Ruth Lynch Holt,
w ill- he held a t the T rinity
Church Sanford Avy. and Oth 8t*
Sunday AU|t. 25th a t 2:30 P. M.
Adv.
Legal Notice
A special ineclinif of alnckimlileiw in vole on the reconimemlatioirf will tie held Oct. Hi. Pruthea
and ticcompanyinic »tnt«n.*jnt* iIi-jiriilin ir (he |r n |r* a l* ate l>eip|C
fin p a n d and wilt ho dialled Sept.
7. J'lnre approval by holder o f
p.rfnc
FINAL HITK3
WHrat «nd Corn
TUXEDO SCRATCH FEED ..........
TUXEDO SPECIAL ECO MASII
TUXEDO 2« * DAIRY FEED .....
CITRUS PULP .. .........
YELLOW CORN ............. ** ......
TUXEDO CHOPS (Sweet Feed)
ARMOUR FERTILIZER ... Ask ?<>
HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE
ohirr Second and Sanford
Phone 358
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HKt.KKN M. PIIKHTON. a l l o w
r* • U lr iir r |a ul 6(l« tiliiiihd Mill,
l»lam>. .N* V.
\ **u m r hefrlijr
**ml ral o a|i|» r a r In a r r r l a l t i lllll
«*r • «*in|il.i lit t 1 1 I n i a a a l n a t
you
Mary 12 l'r»Mt(»n fur d l t i t r c a ,
i .i . m t*«*H«lini( lit ih * Ulri'ull t*outt
ul
t 'l t u n l y . K l u tld a , o n
ur l i v f r r r l h a Ha p l a i n t a.* Mill* l»a>,
li« l a II, t h a 2nd d a y m H r p t a m b a r ,
IM l .
I .rt till* u r i \r r li* pulillali*«| fur
tlir a l a l u t u r y
lim a
fa iiu lr a d tiy
law In T l I K HAN F u l l | t I I K I l A L h ,
S aiifu td . Haijilpula I'Munty. F l o r i d a ,
a n a w ^ p a p r r u f | H I 6 f i l <h < u latli.u
•n • a i d t’liut ily tth«l a t a l a .
\\ I f t i a t a in) liam l a n d u f f l r l a l
il iif u f f l i * a t H a n f o rd , F l o r i d a .
PIANO TUN1N<
and REPAIRINC
At p r e s e n t a n d f a r
y e a n In r h a r g r . of
(or U n l v e r a t l y o f
C a b l e P l u m Co. a t
Illinois.
t h e U v t 11
p ia n o work
lilt not* a n d
C h a tn p a lfn ,
laicaUng at Hanford about Sept.
I. I .rave orders for work at The
Music Uni.
Visit Our Modern Plant and Dairy
at 2Utli A Summerlin
Ul the Milk You W ant
PHONE 1001 or 2302
FOR REGULAR
DELIVERY
Spencer Harden Dairy
George C. Harden, Owner dc Mgr.
When, womrn w ’re fiy»t cmidove I hy th - federal guvernmenl,
in thr mlddlr of th r 1U century,
they iip f a r r d on the paVreAl, in
M ' ■wiiue <*f atone mate relative
I>« not run tin* rink of investing your money hi less
IliMn Die best. We regard the funds of our H avers
as a sacred trust. Open your nr roll lit here today.
rEDERAL$"AVINGS
AND: L OAN
Phone
094
AUOCIATION
OF SEMINOLE COUNTY
•brlnqt comfort and tafoty no
T O MEET THEIR
GROWING
NEEDS
AIRWAY
VULCANIZED TRtjNK FIBRE* CASES
28” Pullman Case ......................
$10.02
26M Matching C a se ........................
CL22
24M Matching C a s e ........................
7.08
(AU Pri««t Include 2 0 ^ Federal T «*)
AVENUE
oloctrlc blanket ever tupplled before!
�r
••••' V
* 7» ;*'
. — *.• • Pfr
THE W EATHER
In Unity Tliara It Strength—
Ta Pretzel Iha rra e a af the World;
n
I’n r l l y d o u r l y t h r o u g h t o m o r r o w , w i t h
a f te rn o o n th u n d e rs h o w e rs .
To Promote the P ro im x of A m rrlrai
To Prod or* Fre* pertly for Kaaferd.
H
a
AN
VOLUME XXXVII
Established 1908
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IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y
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26.
1946
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N EW SPA PER
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A .
MONDAY.
A n*.
NO. 243.
A sso c ia te d P re ss L eased W ire
M l ■]■■■—
F
c
m
sf<>iwj
A
ustralia
Urges
Probe
Of
Sanford Ball —,
.
® .
club Tonight boviet Reparations
Request Made To In
vite Exiled Lead
er To London P a r
ley On Palestine
Appreciation
Night
Late Receipts To
Re Turned.Over To
Celery Fed Players
Team Honored Tonight
• ■
T rie
torpt*:
c
fold
J li ‘r r t i i 'd
V sit,
follow etl the p a tte rn of a fullscale milltsry invasion. Long lines
of Irurks crammed with Hritish
troops look p a ri in the operatinn,
along with field kitchen*, radio
eq uipm ent and S h erm an lan k ).
All marls in tire village Were
blocked off ntnl g u ard ed hy maehInr guns.
t
Truman Takes Rrcak
In Vacation Plans
HAMILTON Bermuda Aug 28
i/pr PrisWunl Trum-in b>ok time
out from hU var.itlon today lo
at tidy prosp-ctlve upjxdnlments to
Released Ry Yugoslavs A fter U. S. Ultimatum
1 Manager K*l I/-*)' and Ii Li Salt| foul Ceicrv F etl' ol the F lo rid , ;
S late League will be honored to
)oc.il f,ms Ini light at the Mutltcl
pal Park in a ‘ Player Appreciatin'
Nlglif' context which will uc playre
against (he pennant winning O r
lando Sci alorr
One o! Illy features of the night .
|i,D ,.j|ii will la- llm five rpoislai
its 1 cv. ni ■ wlitr-h ore slated to g c
underway at 7 ill) o'clock Sanfol
players .will \ie with members
J E R U S A L E M . A u r . 2 6 </P)
— A new element was in
jected into the explosive)
Palestine situation today
with ah Arab demand that
Britain consult the exiled!
Grand ‘Mufti of Jerusalem.;
A formal request was made'
that the Mufti, who played
^ hall with Hitler during the
™ w ar, -he invited, in th e London
c< hfci.fttce on P alestine scheduled
to hesin in Scpti'mlrer. The re<|m-»l was httiido.l the III It k b
government b y the A ra b H igher
Executive Commit!;.).
T here *eom?d little likelihood
th a t I ln ta in would extend un inv ita tirn to the Mufti. The exiled
Aral) leSi'.'r is none loo well liked
In off.cinl Ism lor\ circle", where
hi» record of co llaborating " i d '
4.) the A ji. s Is still remembered.
The
P alestine
p icture
was
f u r t h e r complicated today when
a Zionist leader, Itiehard Llchlticim, sharply criliM'd the World
Jew ish Agency. L irhtheim said the
agency has u rm -liy agreed to the
Ilrifish pin,i for dividing the
Holy U i u i into Jew ish and A rab
states, hut th at the ag "n ry has
net yet made its new position
public.
—
In Palestine itself, there was n
* spectacular l u l l on a tlnv Jew ish
town today by lin tisli force*. Two
hundred re s id e n t' of the Villnc*of Sedot Yam were rounded up
an,| herded into Irarbr-d wire e n
closures
for
questioning.
The
Hritish surrounded the village !*■fnr^- daw n and searched homes an I
iHlildlngs. They were looking for
-bed
ba to
to
the men who attach
ed bom
bomb*
the
refttfor tran s p o rt E m p ire
Rival in Haifa h a rbb oo rr la a t w ra s
i T , , ! b lo w in g
■£ and almost so r re e ie
up the vessel.
Mololov Points Out
That Fields In
dustries,
Cities
Devastated Ry W ar
Mn«enw i,H|a, lirril a new
hl.i't 11 \ m r r i r a n policy tr»w ard V u tih L y iil, 'I he Soviet
i h l ' g c d t h a t Ihi 1 • S. I.
n*ing lift- .Iro rrg a rm o f the
t ttrlerl Stale** > a » y in nil
effo rt lo - c u r e M a r s h a l’ Tlln.
T h e li ii s 'l s l i ' poiltleil Ira the
p rr»enre of t h e giant Ameri
can
a ijrr.tU
itftfrier.
the
Franklin
It." Um»»evoU,
in
M rdilcrr m n \tn
n a lc r * .
DeS«% if 1 ch atgc.
r h i r r j 1 ih r
'* \f»* i»nr M'Ivi* b in « jt r h r rl
<>
ilimit
ta i l
t»
i*II* 1*111\ 1‘1s
h 4 t r mil rtl St tm liihf r itf furl*
lift
■hi»w ime
l ruled
i 1. it
St.il* w l-» , *1If 1Hiiii’k .rtlrm p tm e tiI* |Htl l»»<^-siifp nn YuRoS|.MUl.1’*
the Orlando squad In Itlttgq htlUnr
dasliea, tlirowing routc.-l* and
a
I watermelon mcl Iss-sl bit,.-li Of nift oil' said til l ’
I through lire rinillesy nl cvcraj h>
jcal lam t ie gate "had hern put
!chased.’ ami all pm. til* Irmn ml
Iniisslon to the park have been ear
'm arked lor the local pi a y en In
| appreciation lor llte|r .-u.vcaa h
'th e Florida Slate League this sea
fMHl .
Tin- fYda lodav Unit ttrem*e|ve
|WTalipcrl up In •* biller race I"
a lltl
S
will be lurried over In Manager la-ry an d h b pUyrr*. Some .l,»oo (ao.
m
in wiinew* le n t.h i'* eentawl a n d th e -fie ld *»e*M* w h trh lief i n a l 7:30 o'clock. Sanford h u dow ned O rta n d o Ihe taa i I wo lim e s Ihr
tinier h a r e r U a h rd a t Ih r Intwl par'll.
Continued Shortage Of May Food
Items Seen By State M arket Head
Escaped Negro
Convict Nabbed
By Local Police
JAi'KSfiNVILtiE,
Am.'.
J'*
(S|<-cinlI - 'Interiurlionsl w l ' i h
111r**ll> r-midllion* remain -in ■'
turn nnd run fur, ing, hut then■",*
pn nl inhiI which ther
,
'=*
q u e s t nm » turlsnevsr. and
11In- ,.,iNiiit‘!ii,|f s h o r ta g e ,
i , .
rtcina »f iUod." said ttilb.iiu 1.
Underluken
I »»
,l l t l I %T l- \S T , *»'v t*i) \litrrlt Alls and twii Kll»iiprm»s d r 'litntii 11 (iiitllLi
aflri lliri Mrir irlrasrd .
i »a I iieitsl.il ta l l i n m rr ,»h«Mrd llir C-41 Imtisiwirl pl itir fiirird ilan n hi Yujti'd.it |kgcliI«f
<in l«i£iis| •*.
Ha* k i*«« itrfi In
I h f | afr: ( apt Willtjin (
. *if V4^1 (.**!)£IllrAiVtiw.
, Sf l |«»%r|»h |
llohifkrr. «f C hlf.it", 1.1 llnnald Lamll. id l l p n \rl» , l i William MrNr*. »»f \ll.»nla. and 1 |d fi»lm j
link, ni MrlierM*i» L l*a I mill rim tR-fi
*I hry a tr Kasnmtlrl s ItlarMntftt, «if f nglrtlimil, HhiM.|
iti» inlw i t»l Ih r ltalii.ii* iiitMvinti nl IN Hit A; Hr.. Ylidar P t l l a i . >*| Hntif ai * anil lit Vn I It ■*ii ^ l / d t r f i , i*l j
Ilu tip n
i In lru ia l hma I IUdii»|iiii»i«n |
M
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LI
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rlP H rH lS
Flying Fort Makes
Vienna-Udine Trip
E . Italy,
(,v AnU UIN
American
Aug. 'id, </P>—
flying fortre<»
lamlerlw a t m Urllne in Veneiin
fliulia torlay a fte r a flight over
th e normal n>ul« from Vienna
— the fira t »Ueh flight aineo
the Yugoslav, ahot down two
tran sp o rts earlier this month
The fortreerf carried mall and
freight, and flew w ith iU machineguni loader! and uncovered.
T he print aaid he had orders
to fly along the regular corridor
• leading the Veneila Giulia, but
w avoiding Yugoslav territory. It
,1* understood p ia t flying for.
I» C
--
n
I
I
I
firCtnecrllU l of th e H liite IUn : d
H e a lth , a l t e r a Ian-*' d u riin ■ ir
years. D avid II I ^ e . • h i d MM'! ity
r u a tn e e r sa id Im lav
r| Ilk I h list If*Ii ^I*»f
illffYtni Itf I lit- Ifl’ IiDD
llWi*! Iim 'I 1 *'
ri
R I a im 's
F or
D u ; ic o
e
I'l IFfN * N't ,ii i I *I*ii*" wai
,•
-*ml JllllS Y* M1144I IIf*A T h r u u
i Ol .urn
complin lice mllng
o In i li'
••
li rl |» Hi K
t r \a i l.i
BlntUs of milk Mnrtlatloi
in cacii mitniciputUy or«i
w-lll Iw measured by mean
h erm ftcr.
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Veterans Service
Anv veteran Jn n*sd of serv
ice (free of charge) in any of
the following categories la re
quested to visit the office of
the responulhl# agencies listed
below t
Coordinator — E. B. Car U r.
Atlantic National B«nk Build"E m ploym ent — D. 8. Emlloymerit Service, 1)1 North
Park Avenue.
Vocational T raining and Edurv. , /-*tion — T. W. Lnwton, Court
"
House.
Legal AssUtanee, ItesplU lIsat Ion end B U te . Service Of.
fleer — Contact through IJoyd
t
-
■\
&llm&pe &
g b S £ ~ 0,‘
Service A ssltU nce to
Cent Icemen, ei-8 erv leem « y and
their DtpendenU — Americiw
Red Cross. L aksfront Boule
vard.
Veterans Administration —
M artin M. Hudlcb, S heriffs
O ffka evsry Tuesday.
V
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B
S ' f t
-ill U-
frerl G reen. Stew ards mate first Secretary, t>cr*u*e of numeruus
class, URNR. ' Chief Williams, m atf.irs of Immediate ro n rrrn *•
upon questioning the negro, found our producers, which It gave mth a t he had assumed this nanxi an opportunity to discuss with
from an identification cant th a t him. I am hopeful th a t this ennhe found In one o ' two suitcases ferenre as a represeptul vr of
_ white
___ __traveling
_____
Cum mission.)]
Of our own
th a t he had stolen
AgriettL
in Florida on a bus. He bad also (Florida De
by giving
appropriated and wore the u n l- ilur'* ,m*Z P
nformsturri,
ferm a he had stolen.
our l«tM t
head of the
W arrants foe Groover’s a r r e s t *J"I viearpohi
on various ebarpm *hsve been Federal 4
—
recelveil by Chief Williams from
Valdosta. Qa., Columbia, 8. (L,
GEORGIA HTNTE3M IT IIIL I)
Monticelto and Tallahassee.
ATLANTA, 0 4 .. A ut M. (/V) —
C^Clty
" manager
S e r MH.
^ H. flayer an - *v—V
thrw-Jlkll*
fShRaTcdUrt hru upI neoreta'a
M B B B i I U . _w w.lw. O u t
PllU R ia*
.’s s a w iiss5rsss tsssr.
%
a t th# City Hall.
v a lid a te th e iw m Jn stlo n of Eugene
T W m adge to a f o u r th te rm a s gov
E X T R A S AUTHORIZED
. H E W J N . Aug. M . UP) — T h e
A m erican m illts ry g o v e rn m e n t h a s
REQUEST GRANTED
a u th o ris e d a ll new sfrapere In th o
U n ite d S ta te s oona t o G e rm a n y t o
T h e S ta te R a ilro a d C om m ission
p u b lis h e x tr a e d itio n s w h e n t h e lisa g r a n te d th s O rla n d o T rail'll
w a r c rim m tr ia l v e rd ic ts a re a n - C o m p a n y p e rm issio n to discontinue
n o u n c e d . T h e s e w ill b e t h e f i r s t bus f t a e n ge r service b e tw e e n fle n r x tr o s t h a t h a v * b e e n a u th o ris e d ford. O e n e v a , L oag w o o d , O viedo,
• t o r e th e b e g in n in g o f th * o c c u p a - iU k e M a ry a n d fla n ia*w to s p rin g s .
,kw l
’ th e A a w c la la d P re sa re v re tn ! today.
1^
jjM S k & z i ^
1
v
very
Minister
UuMtfl
i
f i*»* i
*
fill U* . ,
I ’ IUw |
»f I f
ti*
h h Iii
»'•*-
It »*
i
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4.
f*.,
iifiymeni
1
I (•.
I Si ill***.
I rf 1.1111
*»;«•!» -!«♦
In flic*
b
slltlfl
*
flit*
i.r Ibu
rtf u r ilin ^ tln«*?
I ■-/ Hi .iirKnl mil
• i\ hit h ;«
•la .
D u rso n s
•1*0lt%r *
b * t It flit*
I I III*
Hurl
f111
I*
f 'ii in a 11nil \ A
n IJNItHUAI. WFKKLMI
AIIVIKORY filtO F I' Til SIM.T
T7»e Fire JJejrartmem rris t'f I
this moming th a t It had » >"V
Tire Ailvfsnry CSmimtlli'e o(. the
unusual weekend since lit" ii'iu t Hsnfmil Niate Farmers' Market will
recetveil no call*. Av»Litan' f " p itneet Thursday at 8 00 P M nrChief R. T. n io a s said lh«) » n cording to an announcement todrv
a wrekrna vhsppem
» han ip
i »*m
an d Km
.1
,
q u e n lly .
un i
(1 ’1| t*rill 4ftlt.
i* L t 1 VIVLfi'ithfe*!
1
Of Robberies Here
conditihn, affecting our fa rin rn .
a , well as farm ers throughout
the country.
",
"H ecrelary Anderson ha* shown
a keen nppreeleUen of the hffirifl1'is we have fared from ‘limo to
time, during his ecrvlcq s* head
of the United S tates D epartm ent
r f Agriculture. This it true’ also
of many of the hlgh-rnking offici.
a L . in his Depfcrtment. I wm
particularly glad of this nppoi
4.
■iWtri t h**n Ht*i
In
D e a th
\ a I It* >
Milri T h b sv.iem will O'
"
- • i ' ill.i <’<4MI
11.
whellw-r or not p» rl
\
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r
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d
e
n
t
S
a
t
u rd ax
KHMfbli ..It
I
I* I\*III t h* (I A,i\ Silt it
me good nml how xr-fl Mr
fill" AS I tXI
r
a
iin
I
ml
nnn^f
am**
|
t
i
n
I
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H
mil Mis IL
M *.il.
Wilfum. dneitO f of Stal>- ' I n i , 1 enforced
nt »...»! i
Tlic Mifr.it coiniiiiiiil'l
•tiiilliiilii * |**i*iIf11 t i*"Ii
tiiini I
-I
*t ii'i.iM ilo, furtm
M. .I
luck In .lacLsnaville I i»Ih> .,fl*-r slaml|)olnl of mllk-lsuiu n
44 » till- oiiijt i I.
) ball I* ■It *1
Pfll!
Cllttll
ti*
l«
i
mi exlcii'lc'i Itip In points m th are those lo which nil lim intir, i
h-ruOnil, recelyetl initini Iiiiung,-_ | | L i, ' IbrU J
r
e
.' lym- »«' fr 4e.r*>'
**” -f.» s» HT|hf •fttVn- Ui**iT
f
A- nil Hf; • Bfi s i«-f1 ** tin* vo n i i iw - --r -*
it
fit i
(suiteurlsed and- tlm tm lk ra fif.r-i* j- lu N'ttitrimr.Hnf "tTUcf nedofiaictr ?T;shiiilfiy
D<HiUhu f eiLiii, i »a %l»f* 3fi f IIII*
M y s t e r y - O f S e r i e i t ipresSivf 'Turing these rei*>iit d ay *• 00 per cent or more, said Hie * f for Itv r h i n o ) ' H o t . h ls m n l ttu' ti 1
mum ■
r f tlir
\ ,
I ’nitf-l Kloli
lor iln* irreakiliwn min
. / Ill
c a rttn ln i;
IH.'Ih I or.1 Inffll. Util iHlt t nil!* III trill »i
w i'h the ides th a t m ark et--vD' e n g in e er.
ol chili*'-* i* i • e p it leys. Oem-r.d •MI|U . •liiven liy A If»
M Wil f
producers stand to make money
I'MII*
Hevrral ii.cful punm-c-- '■'
Cliou aaerP-rl Ural | kv| i| *nu»v 11.1Hi 4>1i, ii Un itf i
•t I"
in
If H i
*If al l t I r * i i
1
1 *
fleceiit u n e st of Kddio (!r<mvrr, for .some lime to romc hot lh:ii romp!Isl)«I by tills rnttiij:
|(icref;r! Mil li.ltl lit Ml Ail iRiWwt flfis I l.-u' b Vsillry un Ii Mill
1 I •
,re |»D |* »■ f )R
t ’1
e*rnprd iiegro cnnvlcL who had w,- mi- n-nrin'* the rn 1 of 'he II ctuibW-' rltlrcin amt ™ii"i
fltil-irt Dlliivf Im *'ts11 I ||»* • |vil .stlil- li* ,
S late H«».i»| i • .liitifti,
* (’.MIIJ' Its hr ,|f , L • *■ ■ «
m
nfllclsU to Julia*' wtrello
t
servi ng a four year aentince period io which practically
i In r m i » » f Afjtrflr t (i»ii|f V f)l *nit
,j
f *tf»f||»y
t.f
for hottfehrenkin; and larceny in thing co 11 Ire sold al >• gmel are revolving a proper r«-'
L iiul.t.K ill
W
ill In m i in, 'if
lirlce,
regardless
of
qunltD
I'
l».1
llielr
milk
mnaiim
ptlon
«n
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Ihe pcnltrutiary nt Columbia 8.
.BUrk
|{iivi*f rtiit* ti»
Nrvrrtli^li"*b*i rpfkliB
"Discussing the current i' a Mil how to Increase I tie ' "*
*C.. may rlenr Up nN" the mystery
1
rii**'i
ti
i
««H
•
it
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a
4
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f
iif*
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id
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lion to a quart li day for
I AnHrr
*•*•<
of come house robberies in Fan lion with f'linton P. A" b i mi.
I n f D ’f r i l
t ■ f f (if A
I .•’ »*) ri t . | l If 111.4 W | l f l
i, liitKl a jrfnl for nditltc.
%h. I
DtVVHfJl|<4
=t»
ford. Police I h»*f Hoy li Willi, S e rr-la iv i f A iriculture. - "
i I
N it»**ii-*fR ’
•! M * v
a **t11#1 &;i*
Flans of lie- Hurrmi *»l
. In. D
t ro.n|rfi| ttf
inglnli, jii't before my . to -i
«.
M l
I t i 11...
UH t^ n m iiiili
. a n iMili 4 Ltdt
a ms Saul today.
Engineering ore to survey ii"
V
hnt fi Hru i *t
'
1 ■ < >1 11 , | i . .
J
C»ltir
-Hit'i
f
1
1,1 1 .if 4h r
i
infill.’
Dili
An a r g u m e n t with a 'girl Mine. J fintriij him most In'i-H t.'d rommunllleri III the stair
i
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» WR, fnt Ity
V.ilr
ifls » *
M,
rf
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f i t .4 tl |
friend", resulted not only in in Ihe problems farin g M.iiida the next six m ontlu ro tin* -' i Of Hit* urgent|,itDiid h mm .Y'
u,
| l l . l j " f f t . f l MU ■. nt e 1 ' 1
L*..urf1 nl oijrf
Groover's arrest on charge* of Producers. N aturally, I « •- de Inllc tmprovcmrnt goals
Mi
tid e- miffr icil | . ■ut uni, I" * s *i ( t n, ”
" i h i i tin
J|I
assault and th reats against the lighted with hi* sym psilo i r al. set up for th e following year
titude and hi* g*meral gnr«|> of
tiii the ftrCn and bend by uln«* 1
g ill, but cau*ed much of hix
crim inal past to catch up with
him.
Ilia fingerprints, taken a t tho
police station, were INItl l*A tho
Federal Bureau of Invextigatlon
anil back c a if j a report, accordlne
to Chief Williams th a t listed
Greover not only a* an escaped
convict, but many other charges
m ads previously w ere listed.
A t the tim e of hie a rre st here.
II
It l fJ it
m\®to!rmlc K"cr*v °°",r"1 Oom' A rrest May Clear IJp
PretldenUal Secretary Chattel
. • RoM told newnrrten' that Mr T rul T l^inn Li giving the m atter nrrlou .1
ronidderailon R om added Ihai It
lx doubtful whether any announce
ment will be made until Ihe Chief
Executive returns to tho capiui
UttARu-
haji not
.If tli
it - .» ■1 inJtW-
\
j Industrial Research At Florida
University Explained By Morgan
* lTy Reached In
Chinese Conflict
I wo Auto Wrecks
^ (riaii*!
Lunural
j 441114* -t.
» 1.1
| D*«1l*‘>
Marshall Occur In County .
■; I Ir- liH
H**i f j !i '- if ir
Failures During Weekend < tul. •In i "M111
H C Ig llli
l
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f (it 11 »* ’ll
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ti
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•SlaTlali — A .iirve, <d n> ')
u»Idlra iti Ftonita <o ijrtennlti
'.i
Mfcly b once auaiii iM-inc wal l lokcn by the Bureau of Him- o v C o m m u n i s t
urvev
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t? i k ni? Rtim-
T o n ig h t M a n a g er I d Levy, above, a n d h b Celery I r d . will hr rum ored
eve
e i.
j
f
J* "*« M g n lc lp a l Park w hen th e O rU m to S enator* m eet S a n - S b U T V C Y
'* 1
k * * lllte
last lim e dlirlnx th e re g u la r whedulrd - r a .o n The rv e n iiif
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.
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d e slp v a lrd aa “F la y e r A ppreciation Nlghl" a n d alt Pr '*r r r , l*
11 h S l I U H V T i l R R
fort ror
IHIyi iMl
Of
Undo M'-»n*hilc s i
Auguallnwltl met-' the low*-. ruinesvUli
U-Mr-n tonight 1* 'lie rits! UH O
n i wo*game icrn-.
Wi-dnod t.i
night ttir Fed. Iravi I io St Alia
i list lire ami tetuill h'-rt- Itiursd.v
levelling Po the linal lilt of who'
| will Ia I>’>Oil. lie a eriieial serlm
.
I* A 1i: i s . A U F - V). (rPi —
Iy \\ a s i . i l l t ’il l i p v
lllts-t; i
tin t o nrr*M viit i'or h<'i* r t '| ) i i r \ ii d r . i i i n ’H
,il itniv. if i'll* . t . l
I’a r i s
In
1In
.1. b i . 1 1lull
I ’r
. f till 11 1 < Hi r u r g e d a
m v i's tiJ | t ut t.l 1 fill 11h, .|il it
;• lll.Di f ti j i ' 1I'll n r i flllO
. * -it ■.ti i f - i-.Ul
* |tf. 1 i \
t t 1 i . 1 1 ■ i1 . . I l l ti..- S o v i e t
I li.it * uim* i
'tin. in lam l|ietr e o i " l (iliir staililIng in the l<»tp During (tie h l l ’i
p a n o! May the i-vds trampled rli
fll Ailguslliu' tialnls In a -asrle
lo knork the ancient rity crew
nil o( -mud pia< e inil ‘inlet >rtri
'T h e f-Vib. lime loM It" iwssilloi
'ever
Itire
| The I'saLi ''.lay lire* vrr. on
mull t*ii games in limit nl tin
fdLsI fiiDVuit; Hsilnf-- ti- tlir\ ffTTV
iliRi lift* l *f» JtipM -+*l 1* -
- .
die, by MalUKPr M j ix-jynwn
■
Municipal Airport Is Offered A s
Permanent Site For Soaring Group
SANFORD, Aug. 2&—0V* th n | tended to ttu- .SiifttiMO R'4-iety -if
Hanford Municipal A ir |>*ii t, •• • I Anirr-’n i to r .tn b li'b u perm anent
cently
re tu n o d
In muH"ti "I soaritiK *ili) in Hie S ta l e of
nwnerehib by the Nirvy, yc-i.r- Florida f.'r the pnrpore of further
day w as nffet**| to Ihe Rna'ing exploring «nd -njoymg onr^xuperf
Society of America a* n porin»t-Fiil lor soaring condil.itnS.
national glider »ilv.
"W ith river 200 airports in, Ihr
The ^ f f e r came from It, - II. S tale of Florida, many of which
Browning and H arry Robin "O. are surplu* m ilitary fields, I fi—l
who operate the |S , 000,flOO nirp-it th a t excellent firrillt>.*s cin he
unifer ITOo from the city. It f"l- provided for « |H'fmsnent snsrinu
lowrd an Invilatlon from
baa». . . "
I s Id well
and
Stole
Avutnm
The field, here is oiip uf tlic
Supervisor Lazarus t*r the 8*-ar la rg e st in Florida, riim prising |WI
ing Socloty to set up n h.s-1- a r m k nl including s lergo hangar
q'Jsrterx In Florida.
and several b lilting* suitable for
The governor's Invitation. **•■ pitot bousing.
dressed to CapL Ralph H. BariB tn fihupark, vice president of
sby. USN, president of the SSA
th e S8A. who ha* laun assisting
St Elm ira, 8. Y- said:
“ Recently a new worbl’s record In the W eather Bureau thum W
storm project at Pinecastle Army
for tw o .p iste sailplane* wi*
taidished In th»j S late of Florida A ir Field n ear Orlando for Ih r
when Paul TuntJand rearhed it p a st six week*, said he Irelirvr*
height c f EZ.700 feet -abtne re.r C entral Florida lo lie the Iwnt
level near Orlando. I present this scarin g area In the United Stale*.
'Shupack w*s tchedurid fb leave
fact as evidence of the exrell
soaring eonditiodi which pre tomorrow for New York to e<>nfor
w ith (he lociety's 20 directors
vail In o u r state.
erning the Sanford site,
,
"A n Invitation U
I(ini"
l ul l it. m i l
broken windshield nnd
wa* iftiriAl to Oibindn lo r tie s tno-Hi Mr. fiile* sustained u Up
| birr I'll mil nnd the in-* of *ev.
in n ! teeth. Mr. William .nt, who
s iilf 'i'd » hrml .................. and
ii
till D
i
rf t t i*
t h\ 'jhiv
*fiul * u
I Itri c * *H
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I
,
Ii*»M
i* i*t| Hp.m Uv‘l»»T€
l/rl i| tU tl !** I hC
i, i
\ i thi*» rule.
Ihr
f4 ♦
I Ira It H o lid a y Is
O ver I'o r K li^ ih le
I ri| ■""•lYminj*
1 A n u ’ricans
m l «•*»:lit j
• t 31. 1 * .1
In . One bomb itctlinlly
iL’Id.H wln-ie fo rm erly n n - r .illy I VV\ II INI*. I ON Aio S’ *T** -Tire
ti> A five Itf SIX In ink '.lie -bur > i- if* linlUlrv l nver lor i-lltflblc
li K nt l iih( I HO I iim
i**
Itotli tl) to 20.
-j-1-iij \Ntela i:pi.it et f l Ilian liny (rti'V ............ ti D
ift T-ti "(M< nl tielsv are
| t| ,iln||r i, ,/ ,’Xt
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n.,.,
i
.|i
r y »«m‘» 'l l " ; ,,, M||:
nt- tn-i i- lam liiir l*re*tn pruilnxl ankle, wax t-rought > j#l*i* tir tvk»» ilium lit Mil'll-s I»til li*i I r|t f*l t.| I rreriliiij.* is.nn anil llicy
in a !"cnl hospital fo r •-xirmion-1 IP 'iluJ f
,
pgjiHurl 1 i n e r t t i r e Aimv - q uo ta Of
a inn ami tr e a tm e n t, "
i
Kovlhrr |HOfillfiic <mh tlw ^nluv | *»omm ,■» ■j, t,i|i hi*.»liliv n i i try Ur#
I’a tn ilm a n
Bender said that
I of tvepremlsjr
‘
f -lirotific treiea rt h . In- rid
Iftilb cu rs wore rtatiiHKcl eon- 1 1,*, I "tudhiiig sta n d s 'till 7 '•')
l i,o it- to u
liu trl ixn entirely
uileralily
,
ilnriii^ .bo, n e t AuUlt.l. wticn U|e
Bithr-t advance, or you it*. ba»d.
At
lu ll
*1:11(1 A,
Ford
M. Siitiiiiiay,
COllpo,
rlriven
»
try
Hftlfd' Kverytinng t n-lativ*Vi.ii might -tnnd si ill. iatt *f H'*
Htlrrl fellow goes ahrnd
. ->i
miglit
"e ll lie walking t,,* ■'
Writ I s -jm; tm ort a-krd no tnduc)i"o ‘lift- intciiim ry. however, li
i .**a i».o r i1)',, aeU*ur wlH? fairly
Mittril'C >*fi- ft.- 'it who trail be
lisorlfe Williams, Jl , a i«il»r
-ijiteiiierl at the Paiinri.i River
I, iiiert in,i « i," . im | r mil F u ll tern l
Air Station, attem pted f" p a 's
i.ii -tul,-, um t n -ii )er hut won't be
a* ttr.tM Chevrolet driven by
Anthony l’e»ce of <it Iambi al
I'f'V h e'l'm v 'rM i'y
, irtiftin vrterait- a n d l.irm workers,
Altamonte Springs. William*' ear
Ub- r* to ries »* tin* di
i t ' l l . 'I • , t<.obrl.
and workers In
side ,wi|ied lire CJw-vrnlet. run- | vrei*-'trrh
rlopo ont of lire varixtd' ' in I'llni -iiH-al cftlegorto* arc d"ferted
liniied rlown the road f»r ISO fusil and the . indie* on S F E lii'
by law ALu, th e A n n y w an ts npfeet, knockeil down a «Iko post,
went between a tree and n tele an electronic device fr r trm kiug tviily m e r ,70 O therw ise It wtlk'ue
phone polo and finally stopped hurricanes ami locating ntmo*- ■greetings" trom tire President
in the yslM of the Allamonto phcric dislm(xiiux-’s- Hu mentionyd Ihe institute's discovery m a
Springs Hotel.
Roth ears, according to I'atro l. M'tiAFfnr
, incre tving
_ lire . pintlurli n
man Bender, were damaged eon- " f »"rfnro ” *»•" f '" " ' r" " ',1t pine
ndcrnbly. William* w in arrested trt'is. which hr sahl a te now k ' " ^
SHANfjHAT.. A ng. 20, (/Pi—
for reckless driving und fined made by the Stine Machine C om
by County Judge I t : . W. W are. pany of Sanford.
Both II. S. A rm y nml Federal
Hr.
Morgan
was
Intredueed
by
l.rquid-tti *m Commission officials
None of the occupant* of the
Andrew Csrrnw ay, FTcleher Bolls aie
invesiigalinir
charge-*
of
vehicles involved' was injured.
announred t tint Fuller Warren, irtegularttjgv m ale.* of A m eri
had nreeptei an invitation to be can -surplus p ro p erty in Shang
U m speaker a t the inter-city m eet hai. •
'
WOpD TO SPEAK
ing al the Seminole Cmmlry Club
Thomas II. McCabe, . ’epeelal
(luy D, Wood. advcrtL'lng man- on Rep. 2.Jt. Both the Del .nnd and iissislant lo lire F'l.C cmnuilssiansger of The Ban ford Herald, will New Smyrna clubs h sv r i-een in- er ami to the l T R S ecrelsry
be (IM main speaker at Wednes viterl to the meeting. There will of Slufe. announced lire Investfday's noon luncheon m eeting ol 1v no (oeeting of Ihe club next gatiiMis Imlny. He promised newsmen nn appropriate statem ent
the K law ills Club. Mr Woorl will Mo inlay account of l-nhor I lay.
Visitors at today'* * luncheon in duo course. H e gave no d*».
speak on dlls experiences while
nerving a s s an officer with the included B. J- Hageddurn of tail* o f the charges, explaining (
United States Navy Ln and around Haggerstown. Mil. and M. II. Lane only th a t they alleged ’T n s f ttTrieste.
ai)i| Karl Kipp of Oriamln.
lari ties.
r .j
7 i loV::.' ’
- '.‘L i'r
Slmn^hai Property
Snlus To Hu Proliud
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Flood Control
Needs Are Told
At Hearing
Famous llorsi* Show
Resumes This Season!*
’
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 21, 1946
Rioting Subsides In
City Of Calcutta
Refugees On “Hell Ship” W ait For Removal To Cyprus
CALC U TTA. A u *. 21—DP)—'The
rioting and bloodshed th a t swept
G ild u lta fo r ru e day* now have
subsided, and Ow c it y * biggest woe.
( HMiiiiMra r »
l> « r Oo*
• h- <—n#‘ n r i i w l end f t u l l n " o | ry at the m om ent U fodd A uth or) •
'against
lowering o f the water lies are s triv in g to get food atores
reopened anq ou ter fclUtiea f u n :ffthle - ir - r a |« nU erfew W'i lh .the
again.
•if • i •nnfiTv.*
v ''
— Relief center* have been suppU xi
In behalf / u (
the Sem inole with enough rice to feed 35 00)
i 'm inty C Jia m lvr of Commerce, perwm* d a lly T he H rniral g o v ;m -l
II II. Coleman and Edw ard H ie - ment estim ate* th a t norm al r a llg in - to d a y * declared th a t they gns w ill be restored In tw o daya.j
w .'ie ve ry much pleated w ith Today. however, supplies are o n ly ,
the re s u lt* o f (h i hearing, par* abuut 50 percent o f norm al
t e u la rly in re g a rd to the co
opera tion shown h v .a ll coin m u n i*
in** 1'n Central F lorida and by
the support and representation
from Ihe C it y - o f Jacksonville
in clu d in g M ayo r F. C, W h ite head, Its chamber o f commerce,
w a te rw a y development com m ittee
and boating interests. Dayliyna
Heath.
IleLnnd.^ New S m yrna,
T itu s v ille also t a k e and M arion
S T O N Y UROOK. N ) . id*>
T he N n ith Shun- M n i*e .Shiivv, u ii*
o f the nation's largest *aixl liest
attended ahcaa. will le resumed
th l* year, Sep • m lier fi-t. a fte r a
lapse o f fiv e yra rs. D itru n lin u e d
■because o f the w nr, tin- - I m>w i>
open |n C l classeA s in previous year*. ■l i .* shoe
twill la- c lim a t 'd bv a Judge?
D ln iil I and Wall at l l i r Hid M id i
dub.
. T he new president u f the •how ,
M r* . Kd ward A. (hitm a n, J r., is
tb« d a u g h te r o f W ard M elvtlL’
who he ud nl Ihe show- fo r many
V 'B i* and developed - II .in to one
r f the fine«t events o f it« hind 111
the c o u n try . I h .n l. A. I.vn. man
wger o f lh - N o rth Shore .hm*
■ ince 1035. i* hand lin e th o *r du tiaa ag ain Hus year.
Couch Proves Ade
In Brother Squeeze
1
COMMAND!* OF ATI ANTIC RO O F Paining units o f amphibious fo m -t*
M i) .'lie n , I> n .u c l C. Shepard, USMC. ducusses underw ater "dcmoiitivn
demon vtrntlon o f *,O p e ia tio flC a m ld * (CadrU -M Idshipm en) w ith a \V»*t
IV iw i cadet and Annapolis midshipman at M arine base in Chesapeake
Hay, Va. 3 tie t - 4 i t it Gt-urgc Kdward ( lc f l) , of Ki Ps;o, T ea., and the
n .u L li j .i.-fi is L ilt Speer ( tig h t) , o l Springfield, Mo.
(lo fc m a iic fu if)
i
U. S.. Airlines A lter
European Flights
How Can Housing
Keep Dp With Stork
.URBAN,*. III. l/l'l
watt *T.--r-re.t - 1
A
V
fh+
o f t W Jewish r c t u g e i ships provldea -a glimpse o f the hardships
m on th were Jam meet togetlier aa tlvey sought* to reach Palestine
the nearing nun under tarpaulins and, a t . le ft, a woman hangs up
In new water B ritis h officials, refusing them entrance to th e tr "pro
detention camps on Cyprus.
lInternational l!*rl
LU C K Y STREAK
DECATUR,
III.
(4*)*— M r*.
IT‘S YOUR M O VEHere Are Money Savers
G eorge Johnston Is in cluv.-r. She
report* thin so far thin ycut she
hut fnUM,| one •even leaf, three
VIENNA.
A u j 31—UP)—U n ite d s ix -le a f, J fiv e -le a f and 17i> fo u rB ta tr* Arm y au thorities Limvaatuv
le af r lc u tr * .
that Pan Am erican A irlin e f lm h l' i
trom Vienna to Litanbul, T urkey,
wl{l no la m e r ^ slo p a t Budapest, I
llldrlr
*.—-
i. ,n .■uniTT"l|Liin:affr*rlrtrU^J Uuchbreat. Itnm-
p o rt able housing project fm nntr
lie d f*> li-ra iit lit I ho U n i. r r it
o f l l l i i i ‘w nl It p in. A '
p. lit. he re lu ti'.v j t . the o ffr.-and f f a l ' f i H Itm tc r iiu-'n t e i« -H i
W ife had iu - l .given b u tli t-. .'*■
VVAH-^MW
T ill * Crowded deck aboard one
faced by Im m igrant* who' fo r one
from Ita ly . Some seek' relief from
clothes she ha* managed to wash
mised land." reshtpped them to
r b e iie fil* o f no 13
•
md only f r o ii ij -piir o tiirta iv aav th a t tlu i> r two
pleasure boat cm-,, have relused landing fa c llllte *
co rre c tin g to United States commercial a iron le i.
,
line* T lie flig h t* from Vienna to
favoi o f th * Istanbul probably w ill In’ rerouted
fi.tin Mi l.a iu |tn wav o f N.ipJca. on the Une w hich
s ill <, per vie run* trom N«w v -irk to ft-w D elhi
I to S’ u Jer- hv wav o f la n m t i. Bnt^aelr and
Prswiie The detour w ilt am ount
. ,. , ., . 1 , 1 ,vito • event! hundred miles
ccessortes
CABINET
SINK
t*"n
M ln l. lt > t.f I *D«** hull
tti t r y Mai
Ft * h rr. I«*rti»«*r ^ '
Ifrvfruiir. t»f Wai -»« *i4t
iht
iimiti Bo* ** ' 1
into a iHfuMiltl) tit I'lslir* *11
if#*tiep,
many
b rrn
*|»;*j**-fir m"jw-tH| 11>-*
whu I* nl*l **1
U ' ^ i l lt>
11 •
!•»•** n i l h im
d^tMiythl in th** i*r»*-U4*«*t“w»ful
WirtA^ UiPilt l« hulls
•
W A I ASSftS A d m ln lilr ili n re
gional director in Kansas City. M o ,
John K. K lrch n e r U shown as bo
ti-.t.ltrd in Wavhlngton U -lo n too
House cum m itti e Investigating it u p lu i property la in . K it din e r told
the probers tha t veteran* wete be*
lug uirsl as "c a lp a w i" t,y ;rw rutab o * and d ca lp n In s iirjv lu i pioj« r tirs. (In lc rn a liu n a l i'ounJpJiutoJ
tepre
FO tM R FUST IA0T, Mr* Klcanor
Roosevelt tic ft. at wheel of car) was
Injured R ightly when ih e "doted
o f f while d rivin g from Hyde Park
to New York C ity, Mr*, itooievelt'a
car collided w ith two other aulcu,
crashing head-on w ith one and
•tdeswiplng another, on ttia Saw
S till River Parkway, Yonkers,
N. Y., according to police report*.
Above t* wrecked auto o f Ihe late
Picsidcnt's widow, (f tilrrtiq lio n a l)
J Jacksonville and ('••n tra l rlo rid n
* are on the threshold o f new dev.d| opments w ith ISO new bus ne»*
con cerr* In the Jacka on vllle area
j a lo te and that his g ro u p Is v ita lly
I c no-rned m th - e n tire St. John*
t R iver im provem ent project.
George \V O ibh*. o f Jackson! v Hr president nf the St. Johns
t liv n
Im p ro ve m e n t. Association,
8w ,-|i at length r e t l *’ benefit*
o lie derived In th e fn te rlo r af
i l l r «tate by n ttra .-tin g yach o w n
ers and men o f m ean* to settle
helu. He or.-dicted much InJust r al improvemcTit w o d il come )o
S anfcrd a * the re s u lt o f *he canal
.w hich, he said, th e Association
favored.
II C. Itro w n, vice pre*idcnt o f
th? F lo rid a W aterw a ys Cong • »*,
ftt ir s ir d the rc o ro m ic value n f the
waterway im p ri vem ent and said
l wal
every
in d .v id u a l
in
Ihe
United Sta - s has a potential in! r u t in the lands affected.
He
pre tlirted that ‘F lo rid a would be
come the n a llu n ’s la rg e st ra ttle
producing state,
•
K a rl D-hm ann, secre ta ry o f the
Lake C o un ty C ham ber o f Comn itr c * am i secretary c f the F lo r
ida W aterw ay Congress, told of
the in te rest o f h!» c o u n ty in every
possible « a -rrw ty developm ent as
i
C * tH r
AN OFFtCIAl of the War Asset* Ad
ministration, Anthony J . Flood tes
tifies before th e Bouse Committee,
in Washington Investigating su r
plus property sajrs. Looking a t a
ropy of an order placed by Ben
jam in 7 . Fields, self-styled pro
a means of cheaper iran sp srt. es moter, be declared the latter ob
pecially to carry cannni citrus tained scarce branie w ire w ithout
rrodurts. ■ He aaUI th a t In th*. proper certification and at a re
(JateraallonaljL
past flv# years Lake county had duced price.
p et out tfi.OOU acres of new
groves.
State Senator W alter Rose of
Orlando ami Orange County said,
“ Let’* get our shoulder* D.-himt
thi* project.”
Representing the 1*ort Cenaverw* Ao'he-ltv. Mrs, I»ul*e C. Glbblna of Cocoa, read a brief favor
ing the canal ami estimated that
at |L> end of six year* of opera*
lion, 300,000 tons n f commodltle*
would move annually from Sanford to Port C anaveral which i*
now te in g promoted, following
Ccngrvtsional approval.
frijjil
i In 1
T Iu
11 1 1 Ln
Single or dual cabinets
in gleam ing w hite m etal
-m
or wood with deep p o r
'* a \
jo jL
XM*-
celain bowla and drain s
c
of
vd
11
V
4 *
i
r
linoleum
w ith
cleaned
easily
chrom ium .
J '
DINETTE SETS
Kitchen Cablnetn
L arge, roomy c a b in e tl
w ith
porcelain
sliding
=
The m oit com plete line of dinette* to be found
anyw here! A ny atyle you could wiah for in
light and d o rk finiihra. R efectory type table*
i u r cchaira,
liitirt
tupholstered
i n k n l e i ***,«*! o r *plain
* !.:* .
*
and four
to p , plenty of d raw e r
apace and large com
p a rtm e n t for d ith ra.
Kitchen Stools
All m elal k itch en stools •
finiahed. in w h ite cnam - *
W ith
re d
enam el
lopa. ...................... 4.9S
UTILITY
CABINETS
| C H IN A
■
U tility ca b in e te f u q iiih
a w o rld o f ato rag e- a n d
larr of Commerce, said he did not
believe th a t the canal would cause
a low w ater table and that he
favored iL
apace.
Five deep
•helves, metal or w o o d
in white enamel finieh.
Fred Ell.ot, secretary of the
general Improviment fund, urged
more study of drainage and field
* 1 0 .9 5 . U p
program.
_
v
. w<
Oradkk, Urge catUe
dwner south eg Melbourne, uld
Umt Targe aryvi would be opened
for ea(tle ndslag if there waa
>per drainage. Other cattlemen
ireaenled as favoring the or*.
I »ete Chart** Lae, J. L.
battleship
finiahed
-Ward C. Kllngenamith, large
cattle raiser and citrus grov - r
legislation in
m tir rm o W O U The Price Decontrol Board in Waihiogtfin, Wesley
lfardmbcrgh, president a t the Amcrlci/j Meat Institute uses a chart
(top) to compare meet price* daring and after meat control. Livestock
producer! and meat packers are shown (bottom) as they coofcrtcd la
Washington with Sen. Tom Omnslly (D) of Te,**. T h c / J ^ h37rc*
UwaUon of rtnlroD cw Rvwtnek would create another meal shortage |Me
winter and spring. Shown are (I. to r ) : Jrweph a . MonUgut. fori \votu,,
B uiua™ faC otw alty;Jay L. Taylor. Amarilhv, Te*. and A, A- Sm|Uii
N i „ III van o f .th - State ttoa-l
Department and U H I'ope, r o 'in
tv r, m m issloner, Im th s tra '^ e I I
ihe fa rt th a t fh«,J co n tro l wool,! 11
ma/.* roa,| b u ild in g , much ■•avier IS
and more economical.
I 'o in f c lJ J J
Spe.-r, re| rese ntin g the S e rftiiio k*! mm
Sportsman A ssociation, told nl j i t
h e iirfils to fis h and w ild h h ' th a t i | |
would uTcrue fro m flood cVrnfrol |
Ih lie rt J. Bishop mol J. II
I'd h a ill gave Jun io r C haniher o f I I I
Commerce uppru vnl to the c a i m l | | J
llroje ct. U thera advocating
lb ,. ■ >
p rn je rt w*-re J. ('. flro ssie r *d i.JJJJ
ih e O rlando S entinel, A. II. Ite pe r, ■ •
O rlando soil ro n se rva lio n ist, a i i > l | | |
P. C, Knox o f the Imke lle rv s /o r l 1
Double door cabinet a
with glass fronts 39,60
EASY TERMS
: i l l = l ||a i n = |||= ||l = l l
a
Stetson Chinn in boautifu l
floral " design*,
com pleto
eigh t.
service
for
;f
h
~ k
i i 'T
�In U n i l f T h e r e I* S l r m u t h —
TMF. W E A T H E R
Te F reterl lb* Prse* at lb* tv.iriJ:
a n fm ft
To Promote the l*fo|rm of America;
To Produce ITMprrlty for Seof-nL
I fe r a lfr
O c c a s i o n a l lliiiiiilc i i l i i n i u l i n t a f te r n u o n a m i rv v n iliK a n d ^ a m
F rid a y
a f t e r n o o n . P a r t l y c lo u d y to n ig h t a n d
F r i d a y m o r n illy
AN IN D E PE N D E N T DAILY N K W S P A P E U
i _
VOLUME XXXVII
E s ta b lis h e d
liven
J o Parley By
R ed D elegate
saNTDHd:TTORIDa.
1908
Condemned For Haifa Bombing
.r r
I^ U k r a in ia n
Declares
Balkans May Again
Become Powderkeg
. To Threaten Peace
TimKSBXYTaV.k" wTi
N O .- 2-
A s s o c ia te d E rr s * l.e<»»e.l W i r r
Tito Summons Top Advisor For
Meeting With U.S. Ambassador
Russian Paper
Resumes A tta ck
On US-Anglo Bloc
Searching Debris I'or Victims Of Tornado
------ Byrnes Leaves Peace
l Conference To Talk
With Advisors On
Furopenn Affairs
PARIS, A ur . 22— (/!*>— t
Itl.l.i.K a i m :, Aug
t/p)
T h e p e a c e c o n f e r e n c e h e ld n j
I he Ytijftt*la¥ got em inent
- *—
—*■ ■
i
rc«|Mimt»«| |» «Ja% tu an .\tnerilo n n r y s e s s io n to tliiy a n d
it an ull infill tint In tr lea*.mg
te u r d a n a irttiK o f B a lk a n
*
»c »r n -t n11*r ic-ain %
i It n n r re
ijU u rre U . F r o m t h e t l d c g a t o
taken inth ru>t*ilj when Ihrir
o f t h e H u s s ia it U k r a i n e 1* a m p
• run lran«|Hirl ptanr «■<
th is w a r n in g : T h e B a lk a n s 1
furcril dnw ii mi \ttjc *i. J h r l f
itdr«M* ram i' • t»c hum Lt-fore
m a y b e c o m e th e ’ p o w d e rk e n
MwSt'ttW. Any 22, lA I— The
lh»- I fiitcil Hl.ifi'w iH n rh lrd
o f E u ro p e o n ce, m o re a n d
Soviet newspaper I’ravda, organ
I n > h i l . I j Im + Lh liuui
M tir c n tu ii w o r l d peace*.
of the J'om m tinistIp arty , resumed
wl lima turn dcmamhnp
that
its* attack today on what It calls
Th*- r e p r e s e n t a t i v e Dimitri |
tl'c* !■«* tr r n t aihi ,»In*»**<,! In
the Anglo-American IiIih- at the
Manuilsky —> was arguing on the 1
tr« *r Vhg* ta*ia *«!11\
aide 'of Albania against G rtfcr,
Paris Pence Confer twice. In In*
\\ 1111 I ftr i \ i i*!»f iii n **I I h«* |»11■
s
.
1
i
i
v
*
■
41
1
i*
!slire
m'tvspfl
pH
t
f
E arlier, (.reck Premier Constimhi, 11»* n o mm tlriL inil dial
cliiUkicil
thill
Franc**
ii
uliu
tin Tsnldnris had announced that
th ru |*1-i11 « j ' mil In trJ up*
swinging mtu the Anglo-Aitierihe would like- to art- the Italian
m i a lle y
it « , n m i f h r > *n m m l.
i* ||f) . l i l u c * *
4
treaty untended so Unit (irw re
i.r i ithof *
rhU %liitcili«*nl “
III t» JinpaUli* f i «»iii I'ar&Rt
vrouM receive northern Epirus
. atcd..U> |(i. p a ».e ii
l'riiv«lu currvfiH im infi.
which is southern Albania now. •
W- 4 h ^ Tsaldaris contended
th a t h i s .
knv comiijninixl .th p l_ tluv K flilP l
fate m( I he r h 4U •I ill* “irv'Ri 1
country's" clafrit *1 6 '' tKiif " n r e n 1-I* it 'Mil.m ihftji Imch taking a
plane.
fates back several centuries.
iltffrrvnt lint? (ruin the un* taken
9 f However, the Russian Ukran*
liy tin* French ri*|>re**utaliveg at
tan spokesman took another point
Iht* !a*t Fureigu M inuter*,
1* k ills, Vmr 22. 4 AI*>—
of view. Said he: “ We now see ;
frreneiv
1he i lialr rti.i ii «<)f Mir Srtial#
how the declaration* made herv ,
liiikov rtulvd i hat Lniti Hluin, I
l‘urri|£ii
\ f I .air * \ m nm illrr,
by Greece really can en d an g er[
former French ptetiuet. Iui» ln*<n
| ufii 1> u niulli
t%r
the peace of the world. We know j
a week en*t guert «*f S ecretary
r » » |ti !‘jm * i *n| 4 % th#
how wars have been prepared.” >
f S tate It vine** ami hn*f been
1r %.»- sHidtiH 111f•f rf •r»| im Then Manullsky asserted that *
W(>IIKKH*S .‘
**’t*11 f r *M|iienli> in •Mtnpuiiy with
Ills ill sUa % With v-( i f r1.in flf
. "someone” -— he did not identify
i'
M.nkti*'
\|it
11>I nt*' Iln- iln ^iio t n Mtcr |U |
^ *-I*r ( j rti v ■* Htilire fell 1Lp
that someone specifically
i«
I tut* ilrjlti *»f
hTr»l$*t| t hat thi* fat t may explain
\ liruob f Al l |i III$**«$. titrinaUf
seeking to cause trouble on the
it’
Another
t*
i
l h i* a, 11cif *-ii i i hmi c r mi il it • I*refit h
1 iliril
ft - 1" i **- li%
Albanian frontier, lie declared
altitude
\
11%.............. ml •H t hr I’rat m
.th a t what he called the abnormal <
UnkiiV fin t hpi ii»»f l It'd that
I Mill i ( *nt r *1a-v*
“ situation in Greece may create
the A light A ItH'f '«*nf|w .Ilf HUl It*
Iialkan
trouble. The
Hussian
bit ilil up a miiM eruim mir rule
acknowledged that the, Alimnino
blfCil tilt fill Allis l tlitft r|if|lnr, j
ari lament once voted support of
W A sIII S i. 111\
\UK 22.
ami that Hluyt i« ah advocate
lussolinl. Iltlt he added, '‘Ollier
l \ I **
I it i n S r r ir ta r ) uf
uf t Jili* 1*1*1*
vote* are now bring prepared
Stall*
i t lirntHi alirtd y
it
i i/vir,
4 firsit two
inu m
u young
)\niHK ut
at.di mi
n iilopi
ujji * jiitr
rui
*l**whrr* which may have results I, kiiniiisku
CHAINED TOO
ETHER
of eighteen
Jewish
men
jirrcedr
,t . i, «fk
M, r l'*, ^i»»e
* *1 Mir Fnllrtl
| 3telr comradc.-i as liny arrive at the 'llrttL&ii military com! in Haifa.
,,i
\ ,t I ii*list Nrrfirili i uun ril 11*
as strange.'
It* t haip*. I that O n tit eck 5Pulcsllrnt wticrc Un-y,l awcs-givcti the death scoituns" lor liteir ulltged
atitiHr!
\ ugtkfiifLf foi
gsvam m ent bad .............. v o te s ' **l[ • » « » bk.*mB up of the city's railway wotUhop. Kv-m girl, <but,|,-T | tll
*»ttoulil
that
iMfino
lirfjr
fi.s. t l . wbmi, I ... L1111Ui „i.., team who nxrucsl 111, luiixLyonmrnt. arrived .-UliHlng llw untloos: au, *
V\ 4 -Inn iff«ii
aiiicf’i 4rt hutir
i „
, , ^ r „ ,,
Tun a f ! u """ Bandage, c o w injuries rcceh.-U In tntek crash as ll.ry s.-r»lll Mtitil uni d in
Itir |iUna
mi: i *
r t
S
t . .T r J S
I S l i \ ” * » > « !»»«•
t*um
.............. .
ini lilriiln
I lit J* -iJliiip fur
|M’ *-*H
j|i*i»r» ». iHDuli- held this year itcitcad of ip Ik 1H;?
.-!» . I iH fa
t 4ujw***I. —
^ li *
^
*9
, -e-s t f
I
K l | irVliM k |l||IHitf!l« nlR^I
h <I M It A 4 . Aog 22. (,Vi
| *|J is*. ' I mV ltd I I* n O.
•I H l i
H ashes
helWein
Ilmdo*
»' I Sell i• . ' .Hi * Inn i I
someone wants this i cferm duin j
u
Moslems are spreading today
• - '>‘*1 * '
taken in a burry and fn> a pm t
I niIiii The rioting rtiei apjir* ■ iNllHstlHv »♦**• m t H i »mtpose."
|
I I K I i . t . MM
V«i k - ~*J —
m atrly l.0101 live- in t'nl. ■?' i lll* m|
i lit *' •1 *
i
- M itt L aII I i!ii liu-, aiilu Iasi week end.
Inti.
Inn 11<* F * - r i
1,4
I HIKSTK. Aug. 22, iMV
An
I*. I.-,*-? I ■1111,t M| I n . Iiiji ; n | t ‘lg h II*.
Police are taking si long pi* O ffs r
I******* \ sflltMi
eye willies, account of the -InxM- caution* in two cities in B< or d kail ■!»»ii*l >1 lit ft II I l» '
•rt t. I • i.tito iia a i i u oi i i Dt' |ii*gs, ing down of an American lions- province* — lhtrcu and Hunigam liHMl Ji *i»*t I l it*'- In* ly
\ \ t’llxjl-4 . l l l l llltl.I\ it) ilia m u t'tillg
1port by Yugoslav fighters was — -to prevent fu rth e r untbieal.- fouli! »i«f! fnt'* ** 3tty i»t u
MMfli**! *1 tl w it Ii U m lt-il S lat* .-- A tiib u s ; given itslny hy a form er Amen- I «»f violence. Clastic,, also bine
*» M .r
f a t t i 'r a o i t .
[ cbii soldier The veteran
vviin occurred in lw,i other Inih «o
I a' .til l
In Its*til a t
. naked that his name not be used *plov itiees.
riH)
ht .*f lit*
1it. H leil.
-aid tliui from where lie -aw
Until Moslem and Hindu 1, >1 | Mint
• - t«» »
!
Ibe
incnleiil
llte
Yugoslav
planes
rr*
in
New
Delhi
have
•
\ lie f
Ylann.
*
"tn
te
adjuluul.
Lieut. <jg) Aubrey W l.|* |n .:
involved
appeared
to be of deni tied the rioting I t’- b- m ■
do*
slut
fltdoie*
Mellori,
assistant
Wl'is
*
Jr., Dental t ’orps. CSNIt,
!
A me? (can inanufiicl ure
I Iml the hitter fighting will
• lot t l .....
.*1 \ l.« t
Saturday from Seattle atmard ib<* -tail* nljotanl uf llte American
I’lrc
A
tor
i
lean
who
sn»
tin
affect current effort* 1-- I 1
.»»I** •* l *. k<i
left .to- morning for
,!■ unties
Marine Devil
for
Yukahomu.:
incident from a hotel window juo interim governm ent prndn ,•
U n it
11*.
\ , .
1 t'lellliv,
i ' r
Japan, where he has te rn at TallahnsM-v in order p, make near the town of Hied, asserted plans for making India ' o
•
*.
’
v
»
i
•
*
•
i
v
.......
•
•
Til
f i . l it i l .is
-tsllil “Il
-V *II. ' M
tached to the United Stale, a n aiigem ent, for the Hoys State that the noLiml of the planes’ pendent.
• Mini .III,| I lit It M u • I
•r«* •
olliiualum.
program at T allahassee wlrtcli
t'liilcd
Stale
if 1 itinmeit
f
Ctiiml
v
•
hiiiiiliCf
Army occupation force*.
m otors uinl the line* uf their
Meanwhile, authorities are ti ■
t V ** u f M ir Ml i ii 111 ill i* I i f i r k i »i !
iellluielittg tiw-*
ro u u try t
Ha formerly attended the llr»uk the l-rgluh is s|Minsnring.
Mr ItutitfJifi
dntiNl »»LI
•in f T4 WiB )*♦* | *1iHi^l in fr**n| •*!
*f American
l eica
Five Ran ford buys, accompanied Undies convinced him th at they j Ing to increase the seriously tie he had been, in fort oral 1li.il fete? d
Army Medical Center a t Kort
wetw American 1*-M Mustangs. deled final supply in- Cffictltts
Uh* 1■u i nil*., nii.t will tiiTwrUli* ■»it mt'ii fiilVVll . l.. nil- ■-thru twi*
mi
v
,.
ud
wide,
>
n
4rSam Huston, Tea., where he f in -. by Lilwnrd M arshall As council.
sullr
w
T he American — u Veter nil of
nre continuing
ii"
■hi* *»*(\* Misti |««um«I t*f tii$»i' f *«■
<$r.1 tFtm |t. 13:I (>l tin +vg a r it*
1i’fliiaVjII|f til
ished course* in tropical medicine |or, wilt leave Saturday morning com bat service in Italy — added Vurknien
'»
1Ls »L, , iiji-l i*| ii , II • 1 II|i<mi ti) \ .* I.|V ■ i?Mir if,
giiiesomc job , o ( picking
i slikilmil u m 1 liff III 1Ilia >-«i'i
« ***sl
l„ join tlie mythical boys stale
ii i- *
and rpidemnlogy.
ir«*tftiM>
a
n
th a t he himself heard no sound
t , In *
V. l. l •it u 1L l v ( ^ la'ti M|f|v
’ i" ‘ 1*. fs.l III II.
• Fdllowing hi* graduation, (be at which -('.II Imy* fro m -all over of shooting hut that rdhei w it liodies Bnd clearing a way
Vlr»ii*H • tml iy ifiMu i * * .1 V
(rl
■iff 1 ’ ii* tini*. * I I’t ij i
1* i .ilid I* f *f -II It ” 4 , 1ii.*\
N atal Reserve permitted him t<i Florida are eSpeclet] to In* pies- nesses in the street* of the wieckage of looted aliops
ItillilMl. i* >1 Mi 1 dliiifu i*i»i >
-iJii* »f
• *»m Vk.ll Is. lllilM . j f..i *!
Lit!
l ,
f-'»»•«»:**
practice private dentistrv In a»-j rn l.
<4«*f| f$$f V • ‘-I \ L, LmmI lUiiiiill 11M
Yugoslav town later told him
t id,.
It'
\ »r, ili.ii
II. d'l riidfai Mt* > ,
» ) ;<lit lav’ll
,
fll’slillt
.1
1
.i
.lit.
1
soclation with his father. Dr.* The following boy* from Hao- they hear,) four or five Imnl
s 1*44.| V <Kll>* l>| || j.>f i till III l*»-f
..i f. t.
. 1 11*** Utsifs*II 1 t: IMi
A, W. Kpps 'until auch tim e a , | for<l, *ponsore»l by civic clubs explosions
resembling
cannon
1• .
of t #U
' **lf*•*» I
ha should be called back |u ( will attend John Ilrumley, l.lon* file
Ilf*........ if*
Vi
»’k
1 - ,i.
I * Mi !•* i i.**i 1 1 i (Ti.1
> 1*1t 1*•
!’ ij
|10J UH'
•s| k»1I
('toll, Simon Dingfelder. Kiwniiis
active duty.
Ovulll I- IMti.’ l
.1
"It was clear, “ he declared,
in
•
I Ik M.
•1 L i Dl I)||* tl 1V -1" ‘ till -1
Chili. Larry Jmssing, Elks Club. "th at the lia n ip o rt plniir w»s
fill till ilt DM IM
l «J| *t -V I •*► Ly III!
**-1 iIf II’ *1)1 Util 1 tl fillip III* liJnJ tui i lu* 1Hhlll', »tt llllf#
Huston lIulH-ock,
Kotary I lob lot in the air ami was burning
anti ff.if. ti «*t fii" r |* • liftl nil?
Vllll . . >ui
Vit 1
|»IM•llllfl#!
*r>t* j ttWu 1* 4fl1 K» if! I*.|
flf > I I Ml
and F'ranris Wllaon, JayCee*.
t.'sH ilssrS On >*a*. P li.i
unilt-rwny tin
1i>« iimli ft ,u L*■1111^ (I'ljlCPit Ill'll' La lin r . 1 to llll ■e iia-rii kilted
ro-iijf
i»s
r
rr
rn
lh
.ippi
i«k
r,j|
l«\
F'nllowing arrest on clier*:,-hull ig 1 1 . 1i au-purl
*»fi i ' HiMlt L-s 11i.ll Imiiia 1Ith *r Mmiild)
i rinini i
rcckle** driving, driving »*t! uinl «i'4 iiMi i«v
I lioola rllje- ur • msl.illllii* m eter- plitiif wa* shot *h v>ii in fUntR*.
Mr
Ii
atl^aii
|»uililril
out
Mini
intoxicated and w ithout a duv
on I 'ling S.ti
i W iiiI i-i lla\e*i, Tilt* ^MR’kflgp «4-'i «4tll lu b#
ers* license, F. W. Dubose **■• lH*
......... n d . an att*iffiiliiH,*»t to Mi*’
I'linU Cltv th I.and. 1 I. Wale- uIfuiiI IWi» in i Ii** itiRtilu Yugo^Uv
rvlrated on b*ind today penil "--I c irre n l I’utili llciillh V im iv Act.
iffntury* frmn th$* Auntrijn
call* for *la'.*- action
I tn* l*dl T ilt: IUHJY' of a soldier who tiled amt {’oral I-able, at Minim
trial in C ity Court Friday,
wuiiim re-. Mi K atiian asserte*!, plei.irtl the troopship N*-* Item
According to police. Dull
Tur$• fit111?r ntffliWrii uf ihf
W. D, Zachry. Jr., son of Mr.
while headed north on th r Mi gd.OUO.IHill for state* p* ouitlu t Vklutv tt-lille en rnure (rum leg>ifw wi*rt» •i'i,n in pnrnchut#
Tlve regular monthly m ru:nj; Mermstyck addvd, *n.J tjuoleii lamlo H ighway early this morn lurvwys f**r il." o|ieratlon **f III*1 tnim Italy, to tile U.H. tx carrtetl
I.T. tt II AMS It I I I { S i'll
atld Mr*. W. U. Zachry, All* MagfiUlH l In1 pltllit* nd* tt fell. They
nolla Avenue passed a district of the F ifth D istrict Council uf Senator George a* aayinc 'I lw- ing, lost control of the «*it**ni • hotpllul |ir.«frtlin iliirmg win. * (loan the gangplank following (lie
1JU uie UllCVet 1,1 be held i-y th*
b ar examination conducted In the Townsend Club was held Sun- liewj we w111 copra to all those lille he w as' driving and crashi-il |75,UW,tMHI, wilt b- !.ptnil each otitp's a rm a t at H Uteu Utaltd, N . i.teill i ii il H Witluim:
Y tJt-barkiiUon cif (_II^ from UmsJ Uuk Avi*(iittf4 Iiua U^’ii plarpti *»•$<i ugosluVs. along with s«v«i\
W aahlngton, D. C. in June, it «Uy at 2:00 I*. M. In the Com t feature* of hia program as lhav through the fence of the cabin year fer four consecutive )••«?».
v
i.-v l W1I.S delayed, w re ra l hours m a c tiv r duty by the U ntied S ta te , other truer (can- ami tlnve nun.
^ |r a a recently announced by Ih* Houoi with approxim ately 50 are simple, necessary and appeal court a t Twenly^TIflh S treet, ran
The Jayccrs Voted l.wlay t** mto
it segregation lit {21 m ill- N avy, according t*. in fo rm a l!, n Vml-inan passenger* of another
to
the
hi*art
of
hum
anity.'
members
hrnring
HF
C.
Merm
<a*nitad States D istrict Court.
through th e yard and narrow I* vjte member* of the Meth.«li-t l,.r>perm
Arm ) transport plane which »a*
personnel
wtUTiiad ts v ii in tile , . ^ j Vpt| , 1K|;ij l v ,h e Naval IV i
stock
uf
St.
Cloud
deliver
an
ad.
“
At
the
tondualcn
of
SedS'tu'
Following graduation from the
missed a cabin, then through Orphumige at K nterpriss, t« l ” atm.- ipiartetH w llt i tiie s lrtke ti , 0m tBj Separation ('e n te r. Jack- furred to land lea day* earlier.
dress
on
the
W
ashington
Flash,
Dowrvey’a
oration
Pepper
cali-ni
Unlvaraity of Florida, Mr. Zach
the fence on th* o th er side an! guests of the organ M l i n at Moll
( JhtonnittnnaH wonvill**
for an ojiportunlty to *l>eak and came to re s t in a ditch. 11* was day night** hnsel all game between j -a-rvlrema il
ry took up tha atudy of law at the Townsend l*lan publication.
t I’AltlK, Aog. 22, (/lb— Seer**
Mermstock
said,
“
S
e
n
a
t
o
r
said
'I
think
tha
same
as
the
tu<*
uoorga Waahlngton University.
reported to be unhurt. T hr nni» Sanford and Orlumbr at tiie Muntar - „f Stole Jam .-, H> rue, gave
Downey
of
California,
Robert
Taft
senator* who gay# pf,JTowjHfn*! m obile-U th e p roperty of Wr A tripal I'nrk.------------- —
This course In wjdch he expect*
1the Yugoslav situation pr*c*of
Ohio
and
Claud*
Tepfitr
of
deserved tribute*. I have always I Dodson of 417 M yrtle Avenue
•o receive hi* law degree within
The ImhI}-. also voted to have Hie
drirc-e -*ver all other m utters to
the next 30 dar*i w** interrupt F lorlda now have n ^senate vole bt'tn for the Plan and always
board of ".fit’refer* nominal* *
day. lie left [he I’a r is I‘*ac«
•d by the ta ll for m ilitary *«r- for the Plan to com*"on th e flcnr will be for I sea m erit and virtue
special road committee lu hi
Conference session— ntm ost a*
vlee, |{« served three yfaira In fo r the first time In !3 years. in the Townsend wropcsal.'
ve*tlgate any action *luie,| to *•'
a.Kui a* it convened to confer
Although the Plan did not pass
“ Downey was th in asked tshnl
the Army A ir Corpa.
taken on the French Avenue true1,
with lo, advisor*.
m
Zachry, the form er Mar- in Congress because of tin “ gag ” a person <vdr #0 year* waul I
It.
GOIIjlON
A.
T
V
IT
.
n
r
r
n
l
in
*«lward
apiH-aiance
to
By rnas m et with Charles FL
ruut*.
-r
t
work* for a law rule, Mermstock <)uutei| Downey receive unoir She Plait. He said,
the
Inst
detail.
The
two
great
•SYDNFIY--A retired lt**val Au*.
Cliff Abels, cliairman uf the
iluub-tia S tate Depiirlmellt **im
asts,
for
inula
nre,
were
held
n
a
.0 In W ashington. They liv e a* asying, 'Most of the senate •with revenue from th# percent
I-e rrr D. Loailng, to n of M? blood bank committee, announced traliuii N o w *pv ship, wttli a long
vi»ur oil ea ste rn European a f
fushion
by
lawyer-vine fairs. and Samuel K rhrr. advisor
and the m ajority of the d istin g ro ss income divided up on a per- and Mr*. Ralph Ixrtsiiig and wHi today th a t all plans have been o a r rreuftl in Jniimsi-w water*, tive
n Alexandria, Va.
shroud*,
although
steel
*tay»
were
guished
thinkers
rose
to
v*
te
for
ca p ita basis and after dedurtm* known boy cartoonist who hu* completed for local ellDeil* In touched Sydney rtwanlly mi it* wav
on European affair*,
'
. .
...______________ .!
•— •
t l u program and set the ata'ga for the cost of adm inistration, I appeared a t m any civic functions dunate blomt to the t ’enlral F‘tor to New '/■•aland to xtuit :. new hidden under them. Old sail* were l 11 Win doubted th a t I tier*
provided
by
u
pearling
lugger.
mr.-cr
ita
pleuauiv
yacht
a b etter fight on Ja n . 7, HMT and would ijife c l th a t w ith our pre here, has been selected u* a <*• ids Blood on Mi nday. All donors
Hut inside the pruo. where n would t-r any imm ediate official
added, we must not give pp now. sent national income it would give iiresentatlve .to ^th* furthcoming have been oirtalnesl.
limit like a Mncuiuut m ao. thi*
from
the
Yugoslav
real
trading vessel would carry it* comment
Iti-ft, ve*.*cl, the Binlang Stan, once
Friends c f tha Townsend Plan m an individual fsum |? 5 . t<> $1HI. |>e* Hoya ’Rlabi prog ram at Tallalia*
pent'*- conference delegation on
cargo,
a
Idg
d
o
—I
engine
and
two
mounted bidden muclilric gun* and
tha northern state* Joined for tha month. He also mined, " I t wouln sea by the Sanford Glks laalgc
th e United State* ultim atum .
trench m ortars a* site sailed hi ll*it 500-gallen oil tanks were installeil, One Yugoelav source declared
flra t time with southern rrnator* not only help the aged, Wind,
L arry Loaaing I* a eou*in nf
giving
the
boat
a
s
p
e
d
of
,
pine
Wilt} L, C Bender, aU U h ifh - and congfiaamen. Hcnator W alter incapacitated, moth/r* with daU bind (he Jan an ro e line* to drop
th a t the m atter m , in the hands
the U te A rth u r I). Loasiivr «h ?
emy patrolman proceeding. ■ two George of Georgia, chairm an of
M<ie« nn inland* nf the Nethcilund* knot* and range of (1,1)00 mite*. of
M arshal Tit«. There w*» no
•tore house mounted on a scml- th e renata finance committee. [undent children, but would aid was klUad In action in World
Ka-t Indies, and pick up Januiies* Four machine-gun* were Utted on
organised
labor,
the
farm
er*
and
mounting* that could Ire raised to Indication whether th* ultim atum
W ar I, and whose nam a wo* in
B ftiler w u yesterday t<f»ed. a t
H ie Seminole County Home De fleet infoi inaUun.
Joined
with
tha
Townsend
lie
n
business men tit every walk of corporated Into th a t of Camphcll- monstration Council met yesterday
SANFORD HERALD UAL FIVE will Ih- accepted or rejectedspeeds up to IS mite* an hour
life. No ten would be collected Loaalng Poet 63 of the American noon a t Ban I-undo Bprlngai with J b c pi .-sent ow ners, A ustralian deck level, while deck rails could be
’ point near the
enpiiicer
Diarmuld
Jenping*
and
hi*
to give a clear held of
on $100. a month salary but over Legion.
OOMna 'on the Orlando 1
U re. Ralph Hammond aa hosies*. wife. have pieced together some <>f j}collapsed
p,,,.
to -a point near the Anchor Inn Senator Olln Johnson of South $100, a month e 8 * ta x would
TO STUDY
I II'DC FITS a
A- covered dish lunciiron was ser (he history of the vessel since U.«v1 A, f i r . . tlW11Hr j j el,„ |ng , rall
_______ _____
. TRUMAN IN BKftMUDA
on th e highway. The houa* m ceiur- Carolina threw hi* w aight for the be levied."
ved. A program lor club meeting* iMFii^ht IitT from th r Au>ii .iliu n . u*,tl.rtnin from itfivttl ituihuritii*Rt
Townrend Man and gave aome
Tb* clubs ■••presented were O r
ed SO by SO feet.
HAMILTON, Bermuda, Aug. 22. during the year waa planned at (iO nm niPiit. ^
I’resident Jack Hatigan of Ih*
*
Mir ItintnriK Simi wm$ mi writ •ti
Daytcni (?77— President Trum an arrived ttw business meeting over which
Tbday the one story Free Metho •U rring tributes to Dr. Town, lando, W inter Park.
Standing high mil of Uie water, j gtiisrd Hint the never had tn n rr1 HeminoYj t'uunlv Junior ' l hantb*r
dist ttructure of la k e Monro** was te n d .' *
Dearh, Caaaadaga, 81. Ctoud. Orla today In the capital cf JWmud*. Mrs. Roy 11111* presided. Folio*- with masta a* thick as telegraph her guns.
of Comrnerr* said today that
“ A t this thu* Sana to r Downey Vleta Unioo P erk and Sanford. The Priddentiai yacht Wlllisrai- ing Uie meeting the ladies en pdc», the nig tan g Sinn was laid
down Lake Shore Douterard
With the end of the war the bout •nembers uf tiie board of director*
r th f t m t near Laurel
' a t the Plan l u ipaclfW- Mendfi Henry led - in tinging. b arg beaded south afte r running joyed a swim, according to Mrs down in Brisbane in HM2 hv local returned lo llri-bane, her gun* had vot*d m*k* a thorough tlu d v
_____ I t will be contracted for
lad by nama In tha atudy Th* n ex t meeting, will ba held In Into a to m * oh the northeast roast Oukla Wilson, nounly home .1*- iaratbuilders. Five Ambuinise *u- wvre reniuvril, ami she was “put of city budget* for 1P3VTM0,
UM .ee a parsonsl» building.
hat b ttn prom ised l o r I»*7, 8L Cloud on B ep t 1$.
nw nitration agent.
pervitfd to H* th a t th* boat was under th* auction hammer.
of tha United Bute*.
UJU I94S and 1MS-IM4t
•.■j’
'!i- m#'• ” i
~
- o v ,
i i a p l i M* i t , - , « ■
' •'
: m - v .V
El' ? T-., *
.
M B
.
f
Publication Chai'gfep
I*- Fraud*. 4s Swinge
ing Into Alliance
No Abolition Of
Rent Controls
S
cltBr,Mm.Hgertt^il MamlilsKy, “llrnlj Witness Says Yugoslavs Cheered
Preliminary Work Is Started On
Installation Of Parking Meters
In Area Foreseen
{Clashes Between
Hindus, Moslems Statement B\ .lack
BiitiKHM At .Inj
Spread In India ect* Luncheon T<xl;i\
^
After Fighters Downed Transport
Lieut. Epps Sails Legion Officials
For Overseas Duty Leave To Arrange
In Japanese Area Buys State Plans
F. W. Dubose Fan
Trial For Driving
While Intoxicated
•W. B. Zachry, Jr.,
; Passes D is tric t H. C. Mermstock Of S t Cloud Speaks
Bar Examination At Townsend Plan Meeting Held Here
Wartime Spy Runner Is Purchased
By New Zealander Frmn Australia
Larry Lossing Will
Attend Boys Stale
Two Story House Is
Moved On Trailer
Demonstration Group
Meets At SanLando
SBSre
«£s
w
mamw&mri
■"
■
*
r.* ~ — “
• ---------->
r o -.
3TT-------
m
�TH E SANFORD HER/M.D, SA NFO RD , FLO RIDA
PA G E TW O
• The ma»tiff I, the lar
\
LONDON, UP)—The metropolitin police force. In a campaign
1 for 5,000 recruit* to bring, tlw
force back to a pre-w ar stren g th
l of 20,000, hn* lowered minimum
i h c i|h t ^requirements from u feet
0 inches to 5 feet B inchrn.
JAVA REPORTS
II AT A VIA, (A*)—The find finIsheil product* exported from Java
• inert the wnr, "a shipment of o f
fice fu rn itu re, left here irtenlly
for Malacca in* Mnlnya.
m o jt m uscular dog.
SUFFERERS'oir,,;:
DUI TO LACK Of MIAITMT till
fhsfffftr* Vt<i«k« »« Itr«*ii*M* He«ip*
Brian lin t IU»i KtitlU. HaaW liar*
rvmarkaltW rff*et tm\ ll*#r •wSTMl*,.
refill tpn»lfln(r «vlV *tfirtv„
lU M n tf h
r * . tib ia JAe-r l i W f T tin *' I n l*~ k
iif healthy MW «<**• 1*11 of tvm*rhay*
frauRa *ff*r u*lnt thla n**4l*fn* which I a>
tin •n*tlri|r
tr> •timoiat* *l.gpi«h
r Hitf and rpHrr**a4> Aow of healthy MW.
(UI.UIK1N I* * *fry r f i v e , ! I.*jn*t
ruotWRrlnr Fraoft*, (hr
H r*»M# f>
a law iwnpln |*r t|‘M. UAI.I.I'flN l*
with full iw aa taih
tr h a r i i a t mmmr* A » k i b t t n l Cl
.Teurhton Drug. 121 K. F irst HI. Har n*wp* t**H«r **
Mai] O rders Filled.
Touchton D rug Co,
a
Aug. 22, 19-lG
FOR HIGHER PAY WARSAW, Poland, I/1T— The
Central Committee of Trade Unions ha* requested th e government
to boost th e juty of "state employcs, the m ilitia, secret police,
*railway w orkers and pensioner*.''
of iiBHufcrtor*ltm whir* 0,1* lepsrltriL,
I.L.-t snd l« p yoB hcsiUir. Wbtri lV»r t-t
a
i __ I, ssd
. . . 4 don't ewrrflf
# b t §la
4% Itbs
h * .AAVt
tind
»nrk Hn*bt
<U71itnm.
Irik
BUIB7p«l'ie >>»'■o*rrt up Blsht,. F r^|u, kt
Men, Women Over 40
Don’t BeWeali,l)ld ;
f le w r * H r f f o r **1114*44** * u ffrr* r» h r h i n t
- S m i t h y MW W "Mwn 1ra d a r In n n n o iiA r r o i'tn t
*>f * !H jn 4 rrf'ti1 o r n m r a U o n w 'hW a Hurt* w ith
-- i n f i r m
THURSDAY,
wruos
Fee! Peppy, Years Y o unger‘
ROBB’S HOME BAKERY
At all drug stores every*here
in Hanford, at Tnurhltm Drug Co.
Drug Co.
PH O N E 864"J
217 EAST FIRST STREET
B A R G A I N .S ^ /7 _
MOSTPtOfLI cut a cake to celebrate their birthday. Rut rot theae twta
aUter*. Mrs. Catherine Klrschoch (left) end Mr*. Mary Framcn, of
Jamaica, I.. I. They give Ihree-monlhi-old Dennis Barrett, Mrs; Kirschocb's great grandioo, a bath, even though he object*. (International).
XrTBjCSwlo
S tring
Beans 2 Lb* 33c
arwn
.-
.
Cabbage Lb 4v2c
Rent Grade
Michigan
.S u g a r C u re d S tr i p
' * (Juantit) ItittIlls Reserved
1’iicest GtH>d Thru Saturdny August 21
Celery 2 Lg Stalks 19c
California (iravenslein
Argo Hu eel
Pounds
KJnRnn’s Fey. Sausage
. V
Pure Turk Smoked
Pound
Boneless 'y omul
49c
Lb
S au sag e
Government Grade •‘Choice" & “Good" Beef
Pound
In B a g * -A II Pork
S au sag e
Potatoes 10 Lbs 35c Lemons 3 Lbs
Lb
49c
Lb
45c
Skin leas
W ie n e rs
ICHagr Fry. O rangr
Potatoes
3 Lb, 25c
A
BEET CHUCK ROAST
lb
BONELESS B ItlS . POT ROAST
CLUB STEAKS
Lb
BEEF SHORT RIBS
Lb
FRESH HAMBURGER
Lb
Canadian
Rutabagas Lb 4<^c
lloney Dew
Melons
Lb
10c
Fancy Caltf. Fresh
AI HOtirWOOD IMUGINCT HOSPITAL Dr S. V. Martchenko and N unc
Itiittic Amundsen adininltter medical aid to Jimmy Utley after he had
Ik-cm -.lugged by gtimnrn In a fashionable filmland restaurant while they
held lamed movie Mar* at bay. Utley, hmgo boss aboard the gambling
thin Lux, sufTcml a ievere concussion.
(International Suundoholo)
Onions 4 Lb,
Baked
Calif. Solid. Finn
Carrots 2 Bch, 19c Tomatoes 2
m um ®
Chops
Shoulder
Lb
End Cull-
B ackbones
Lb/
49c Roast
15c
Realemim la-nion
55c
N e c k b o n e s Lb 17c
L iver Sliced- L b 39c
T ails w*vcui- Lb 25c
S p a r e r ib s Lb 49c
S te a k
Lb 59c
R o ast
tllended O titis
J u ic e
46-oz can
t
*
Blokely Fancy Dived
S h o u ld e rs
Pound
Lb
39c
Sugar Cured S trip
Rib Shoulder
Grade A Rind-On
P ioce-L b
Ed (ton Euffi~
F ey.
S ausage
Boneless'Hound
Bacon
S au sag e
B aco n
In Hags- All Pork
Sausage Lb
SklnteM
W ie n e rs
Lb
BEET CHUCK ROAST ;
Lb
BONELESS BRI8. PO T ROAST
CLUB STEAKS
Lb
BEEF SHORT RIBS
Lb
TRESH HAMBURGER
Lb
Western Pork
49c
B a ck b o n e s Lb 15c
E a rs
Lb
19c
K idneys
Lb
27c
Foot
Lb
15c
R o a s t (o'*®"*u'i,~ tb 55c
N e c k b o n e s Lb 17c
lb
45c
39c
59c
35c
35c
Lb
Lb
'Cottago
(b
Amor. Loal fclb
Sh. Yellow W b
32c
23c
33c
35c
Tender Veal
Rlh Shoulder
U»Cat . w
------
JMAN MAKlt HIMIttP COMWtTA*!! aboard the presidedlUmsburo In the W u h l n f t e NavVYard . 1 the tU rt of hi*
In Atlantic wratfrs. With IM President (left) are M atthew
nding). M*J. Gen. II. V w S U mUIUry aide, a n d O w S
erejary. The President
o u t plan any'public eppearba la ex m c ted to ro a s b v e several tinea, (fnl*mefloHal)
- :-i I
Shoulder
Cooked for Broiling
Lb
65c
55c
Red Perch
N. T. Dreaued Stewing
H en s
Lb.
N. Y. Dressed Long Island
D u ck lin g s
Lb
43c
Turkey
L o b s te r s
Pan Ready D m aed
G iz z a rd s
Lb
41c
I
Pounds
Thom peon Seed Ieg*
Pound
|•'-’-a-—
■Ah ■.
j
h
100 fba
“
TUXEDO. SCRATCH FEED ..........$4.75
TUXEDO SPECIAL {EiGG MXSH 520
TUXEDO 20»
* * DAIRY F E E D ......... 4.60
CITRUS PU L P
.......................... 2.50
YELLOW CORN
................. ....4.85
TUXEDO CHOPS (Sweet Feed) .. .4.50
ARDOUR FERT1L i z |ER ... ABk fo r Price
P o ta to e s
Sweet
10 Lfi> 35c
P o ta to e s
^TtmuHen
3 Lbs 25c
Rutabagas Lb 4‘,-ic
Hooey Dew
Fancy California
Pound
: ill?'
Pound
l i f e HUNT’S TUXEDO FEED STORE
H. T.Oftmrt Long Inland
CELERY
f i e s t a , ID s
Lb
Pollock
Long Island
w
llendlfHa Ocean. Medium
C h ic k e n s
-Lb
Cooked for Broiling
California Gravenatcin
Shoulder
Sea Foods
Mackerel
39c
C H E ES E
C hops ^ Cuii- Lb
Ducklings >b 4
Flo. Caught Spanish
Bolling Salt Bacon, F a t Back or
Pound
Lb
Headless Ocean, Medium
Lb
S treak O’ I-esn White
P ure Pork Smoked
S ea Foods
Fresh F a t
P a t ti e s
Government Tirade
Hlrloln
Lb
Frcah Ground
K ln R iin 's
(Ub Shoulder
Breast Cut*
Pound
Bent Grade
Tondor Voal
W eito rn Pork
8M*eljr Orange
25c
49c
�n
i
**
THURSDAY, Aug. 22, 1946
I’AGE THREE
TH E SANFORD QEKALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
c>rlM, tricycles. ricks him., pull- , . | S r | ' l r l l | l - I I I - I*
Illttt I*Hi| '
bikm and even ncUan tlialr.i onlv ■
K m • iM f i * * i t i
the pillion tyjie has Ixvu bauiinl. ll
J.\» »*li> .4. • .
but tubs app-irrut dUMtintnatlnn W ltd) **f AIII: u **
unofficially explained by thoM- ren*
n »•
r I
r%*
(M U ;
i «i 11,|, • i
S o m e i y c llu la h a v e m a r t r a p r u t
.
*t» ■.
Ih e
o [ r o b b in g
t h e ir t iit v - c tiu c r s .
a m i v ic e v e r s a
M ust b f c jilr s do
nol
have
lig h t s
nor even
b e lls
C y t lw ta
o jie r a l^ d
nl
b re a k n e c k
■-jt r e d I n I n c r e a s e I h e i r U r e a
iv Ti n
M N T II
\l»
n••
M l I It I
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IN f*ONT of the OPA cilice in Phitadelpbla, a picket of the Socialist
P arty carry ing a red flue, Is allacked by a man (back to camera nl left)
Who said he was a World War I veteran. T he Socialists were dernonstrating the lum p in commodity prices. {International ioundphoto)
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IN TWI UNITED STATES to strengthen Saudi Arabia'* commercial rela
tions with this country, the Arabian delcgallon confer among them*
selves after seeing President Trum an at the While House. They are (L
to r.)l Sheikh Asad AJ-Kaqftn Saudi Arabia's Minister to the If. S.;
Sheikh Abdullah Al Sulsym ati Minister of Finance, and his personal
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make at least 15 U 8. Ui Inrra. and
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OWNED a O PERATED BV TH R GREAT A * P THA C a
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T H E SANFORD HERALD, SA NFO RD , FLO RID A
THURSDAY, Aug. 22, 1946
The Sanford Herald
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ROCKET AGE
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IbInn* .IrMipa^rr llrprr»eala*
Ia ft* »r»rr*r«i||* Th*“ llo-raM
Ik* ■iliaaal llrld of ttd»r r 11ahn«
Hr** art M*la»t*l»#«| l« lit larg*
I rill#* In tb* rouotrt Milk
Mlp»l ktftrfqiArlrra la <klra|w
I N»vr Yark.
Tkt tf#r*M I* m nirmtirr
f iailaltl l*f»*• wklrk l«
irrlf raill ll*«i lu Ikr 'll*#
ibllrallaa «*f *11 am* ill*
rdllrtl tw It or not ’ »i
rtdltH In Vfcla i»rt|*#r mm
•r laral atna publlalt#*!
fl Hikla tii rrimtiHenfl**v*
• I dlapnlnkr* k#r#ln nr* m
f o r this week, Co. (*, F o u rth Hal
talion, Florida Stat G uard, w as m ustered o u t o f service a fte r five years of as p a trio
1 ! ttic and unselfish service
as a n y o rg anisation on the home front d u ring th e war
period. T hough it w as never called o u t f o r ‘active duty,
it m ay safely be s aid th a t. th
__e vcrv^fttct- th a la fr / was at
all tim es ready, well arm ed, \.
- trained, u n it ablj^ led,
well
was a very stabilizing influence
...» in th e cornintTnlty and
contributed largely to the feeling of secu rity which all
felt.
,
T he G uard met every M onday night throughout
those five years, Around a nucleus of o ld er m en who
li
were reg u la r a tte n d a n ts at all drills w as b u ilt an orgunig ation, composed
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ad v an tag e of th e opportunity of learn in g the fundam en• -I- r t
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extended o rder, rifle p ra c tic e ,1
and gas masks, and of m ilitary
nu k in g upon active duty,
g u lar drills, rifle p rac tic e was
o f the
•icalib
« t er rifles
1 * *in *back
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in a M onk W a lle t!
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-MUKHIHY. At’tJl'KT
HOME AHK MORK ANXIOUS
THAT THEIIt FAULTS UK HID
DEN THAN ' T1IKY Alit; To
1IAVH TII KM CLKAHKD OUT:
flcar thou mo front hidden fault-..
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T h rrs
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'm o w
piumitfr'it
dignltariv* unending the cam i
hearing -TUcmIbv tiiuo tin' <n.
has seen in u tonjt tlri.e.
(•real Lakes Strike
The Times-Union nuu’.'-i M-i
ry lr Stanley I’u k ey -ir- as Laying
th a t th* llniteil S ln te* ' govern
ment, due to its finiorr to rut istrikc fur sh o rter w orking hours got o ff to a slow s ta rt,
fixpen**-*, i« the *rh ef inflatei" but w hatever d e g re e ‘ of interference it achieves is one
in the United State*. S oil trying jmore blow a t th e fleet* which h as met im pedim ents since
to, prim e Itie "pump.
the opening o f lake navigation last sprin g .
Prim ary cargoes of the lake fre ig h te rs-a re iron nrr,
V e l e r n n « ‘Atlmmi'lnil i.-ti
UK* t«viu*U
me coal, lim estone and grain. The steel in d u s try . depends
niiti«mil mu* .-uni in
ANCIENT SLAV ItKLK'S
I>00 vtYterntM In t ht* f»vt* *mitli- [on those ships. The g rain c arriers are needed m ore than
The muwunl u-til ;
yiatvni fitsi(i** who will Ih
WARSAW,
OP)—Two
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ever before in th is y e a r of scarce box cars.
from I hr MH**nt1y iff ri«c<) ntntuti*
tiny*, bathing in the Vistula river cavatura t» liie *pui
ere.l a pre-hiilurnIf Iron and steel production is to proceed at m axi
furnish in k* tin utii*«itt<’Lilr i*»
*fiBiigc brontd vn.iV* in ih. ground d atin g from
ii) m i l s hi m i n
mum ra te th rough the fit i I and w inter until th e shipping
#T g o ld ie r *
a I n . |i» « t
u»n- o r m u r<
I.,ml Tliry carried ll ’in I., II. m i lliy B. C.
lane*, a re <leared of ice again next spring, 61 ,f»Oo,omi,| II* \rw»l*-aturr»
Irirw in Ihe Mur
| I I E I I F O l t D O r r u m i i ) <JI w n n
tons of on- must lie brought from Lake S uperior to the m ow ouo Herman' in (he llrttW
C l student* from -o ri r r .»«* • ■■• lower lake ports bv the end of this season, according to I<Zone
lev* lltan TMl txx) will to* ills
University of Mortdii may t». ,.,l the Iron and Steel Institute.
I <|iiatin.'<l Irom lotUlg In aier o
mitte,] to j S \\ t 'at lull.,
'Nazi
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llvllle' ui A m. latlnii'
laist spring the lake fleet was held up by strikes in (><-. him
tiasser. Governor • al lw. ll m-m-.i I*
' ion Hiitlmrlues nvsrrt
an<| tLas time may a . II ...me ubeo coni and ore mines. This y e a r factory p ro d u c tio n . is in however ihnl » larger number -tin
son.* barrlenetl f.o inei soldo danger of docking off because of possible sh o rta g e of |Irim ! fluuir mil ve* itri kt-ct wll
When H ik e d where he got his raw m aterials carried by w ater.
In- barred Irom Maudlin! an ranch
Q u a l it y o f p r o d u c t
dales
degree, will reply. “tro|n the
T
he
im
portance
of
G
reat
laikes
com
m
erce
is
in*
Tlie llrituli «ay lids nutomn'i
Florida Slate t'ollrgr foi WontIS ESSENTIAL TO
dicatcd by cargo figures com puted by the Iatky Carriers* l<n bI elections will be Ilie first l!
Association. In IP la th e ships carried H 1,800,620 tons of 13 years In will, h Uie Uertmms ni
CONTINUING SUCCESS
On? nf th«' m<»H! fr«ff|i«*ntly iron ore, .Vi,2 Hi, I 07 tons of coal, Tf»,Ii 1M,ItKJ tons of lime the a|ra have had u t hance to casl
ne. imletiered balbit
miMpeltpfl
in th»* Knifh«h stone. mid IH,717,77d toils of grain.
L S /A ttr
Atthontili the ele. linn*! will br
UnkUAKr 14
W**
The
issues
at
stake
in
this
strike
are
small
in
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in
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lUUler
-HlllL'tl
.<»ilrol,
Uie
mrdon't kn«*Ai nil) it ahtnilil !*«*.
o|.claikiU »1 the balloilna
-Jt in tfillly v*r>* •imp »v h:»\ nc pnrison with possible reverberations th roughout Amert eliaitir*)
will be riilriAtetl inrgeiy lo per
tw<» c' r uml t«*» rn'n, hut vvhri cn's heavy industry. It behooves both sides to Lome to a mans
•ver “Tminut^i Art* An •mm • settlem ent soon, if a n o th e r m ajo r block to production is Germans ron-'illled on ihe elec
dutrtl' v%r fMul hniiM* i»wnrr» *p* H to be avoided.
Hum have nilouii grealesl Interest
In it "ACtifniiiudutr*4,
In achieving an absolutely secre*
MftcomidiR'*r and r\**n tiktun
ballot One llrlton .Mild bitter es
|>erlrni r
had tntiifht Uiem to
fight shy- of any system whereby
Pepper
a ballot could Ih* Identified as
(Jim fonner Cl in Miami has
having been casl by tuiy partic
solved the hutlsillg problem, at
ular
voter.
T hink tw ice before you p u t th a t extra show er ol
least for the lime bring ami with
The United Kingdom system of
the approval of the local author* pepper on your b reak fast eggs. It may not be sim ple to
nuntbenng ballots consecuUvetT
• HI**. Hr* has pitched a tint for refill th e shaker.
nn the linrk was unsatisfactory to
hlmsvlf and family o f f n r , hil.l
P epper e a te rs all over the world used to buy 13:1 the Oermuns Tltey offered an'
ren on a bit lie owns «n th.- »ut
alternative plan and British off!
skirts nf (own nn which hr hail milliion pounds n year. This y e a r there will be 4.7 million i lain accepted l!
hoped to huild a huu*r I'm .ling pounds available. In S ingapore th e pepper m arket is full
I1ie H rlU sti a r e lo o k ln u f o r w a r d
arrival of hullduig m,. >. . ■«*I* lo- of Speculators. Sm uggling and wild prices are p a rt nf
ha* l>e«*n 4fi%«*i» |M*rin*nM<m Uy the story.
Zoliiliff affirittU Vo
thvi.v
Trouble, o f course, is in th e E ast Indies, chief pepper
producing area) where th e J a p invaders destroyed most
of th e .p e p p e r trees lo p lan t rice or use the laud for
b • S.*A ‘ n t-H J'il IH. the.,Jew * m ilitary purposes. Now jungles m ust be cleared, new
a*tf|* tbolr own o.iubli*. Nu trees plimfhd, am i it tak es th re n y e a rs fo r thenv fb boAP:
doubt fb ty would »HI|* them in.
the' time-honored way of l.lo.Mly
civil w ar, Irnving the |. i m . for
th e liu**luns to plrk up wh<*iiev*>r
they are i<*ady
A» Ik-iwcci
Rtutian domination of ihr Near
K ail and llriti«h domination, wr
do. not ore whr-rn Ihp frw» or
Arab* either or** an- loft with n
very hard choice
Florida need* a hundred million
dollari wrrrth of new *chiml build.
|n‘r«, county xufwrintrndcnt* meet
ing at Galneiville estimate. And
the figure I* not too high, accord
ing to S tate Supirintendent fo lia
F-nglirh, who add* ■ he doe.n't
know where thf> money ,h| coming
from. One way might be for the
S late to lend *«me of tta turplu*
fund* to countie* at low intei>l*t
rate*. There i* no *afer place
fo r the Stat* to put IU idle fund*
th a n In Khool huildlng* for Flor
ida children.
•Olrla are notoriously better epel*
fan in acbool than boys. In the
recent National Spelling Dee, there
wtre IS girt entrant*, only 10 boy*,
a* the beat epeDcn In echoed from
alt over the country. But wtfrn the
match muled one bcry left standing
'a l e ha* UO fi<r*hmen
cro*»* experience.
aw
VWI^C ?
SCHOOL BEGINS
S ta rt them to school in clothes th a t a re fresh
and pretty , and durably m ade.
CHILDREN’S
A b ran d new collection of
kiddies' clothes fo r school
a n d piny in cotton prints,
plaids and stripes. Also
rayon and piquo in washf a s t colors.
■'queue,’* knavery.”
’colander." '‘staccato,"
How many of them
The govamment undwtook r
ig qrdgr when It promised
lucate all Ihe 0U In the Army,
ha University of Florida now
Sorts that it ha* 8,819 applietfa for M»i» Fall, wHh accom
odation* for only 11,000, Protla ifew building sloe* then,
frlharmorv, mere Important than
n u t* *l* dormitories. PreiL
l Tfgert urge* alt applicants
oetpone their matriculation at
University until February if
W« Clothe the Family—We Famish the Home
L8B. let St.
. Phone 174
Tlii* “dual personality" wallet which t halite* its
iliaiadtr at the ocraiiun demands, is a gift that an^
man who pri* around a lot will appreciate. With the
detachable p.i»»-ca*c inside, it'* a man-sized wallet
for Lu*inc** liourr. Simply remote this and p in to —
lie has a Mgfcr-thin hillfold for social near. Includes
zipper protection and ample storage space fur cards
and stam|>s. Dumbly 'haitd-craflrd by renowned
Swank in genuine .Morocco, Hack and blown.
15. L. PERKINS
CORRECT MENS W EAR
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-T H U R S D A Y , A ug. 22, 1946
TH E SANFORD HERALD, S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A
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Social
And
Personal
F IV E
Yugoslavs (heeretji.
After F ig h te rs
Downed Transport
Activities
d p C IE T Y EDITOR — Cecelia Tnilucl:
PACE
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1 [infiHtiril l f » . I'agr Our
.m t hr vvu> «|«tw ii
rh r wHiii?na
llilnt *••«- iin> iiHiniluitrn
Mr.
and
Mr*.
William
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T.
hA s-ay«
him twi*
P e r s o n a l s
S trin g er of this city announce the
!
hud hit*!! tfii pnriichut |
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--------Mia. G e r a l d i n e Hinchliffc, I
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1 i hatVfM'Oi ilk** «iru*Wi-n trn n « |io rt:
Mia* .Martha I'aye U spending brf'le-elett, wn* honored on Man- ‘
, ,,
T h i'% |W 'r i»ibit
tin# th**this week in ,Tnm|m with friend, day evening by Mrs. Pewey Mst- , "on- *!' !Mr*‘ h“,ln ’1 1
criptioii
k "Tin* tw o
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. hew* at her home 1100 W est! *"d ine late Mr. Appleby, on Aug.
tiiniii* ifuvt* tTia*t* 1* the lra ru * #
Mr*. W. C. I>ckIt* and (jin ; h irst S treet with n miscellaneous! ^ ’J w ima.'r, t,n.
port i»vei IMnl. i»v» iti*iik it nerci^R «
George
spent
last
week ,u bridal shower.Summer flowers | * be ceremony was performed
tlie lat-i* fnmi th, town nttil ’
./K ugusta, Ga. with rrinliVi-s.
.mixed with lace fern were used I "V R*y, •'ot‘ * handler in the pronitilJ# sevt'ilil pH'*-**, ut it. T he ‘
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|tn decurate the party room*. [ »eru» of relatives and friend*.
j phtm* thru uoot tnt., ;i «1fivk turn
ti# though it u t it ,»htmt to re*
tinme* mill contests were co n -!
"
.Mrs, John 1.. Lee and daughter j ducted with the winner* being
j tiirii t** Hh’tl to iuml I hen ,lhe
Alinoii have left for l.iiiliii.'to'i, Miss Kmnui Jean Melhvin, Mis*
1 fijfhter
diU il tiiftiin urn I (
N. L. w here ;:iey will vis.j wi'o s Hinchliffc and , Mtos Joan Me. the plane Tilt off into i( #p»n
T e e n T a lk
relative* for about two weeks.
Tear, Many beautiful gifts were
: niht s|iiriilnl
tin Kmuttil with
j | |resented the Ipmorec jn
large
i
I rlmuh of hint k amokt* c*nn PKAR JU IIY . •
Mrs. Irving Fcmbcrg and i.»n j white basket
iriic nut »»f lt Nf'*i it cm»ln*.l
T here’s a new trick the kills have
Richard havu departed f.,r H a y The hostess ’ assist,si by Mrs.
dfi the fur YHle of the mountain*
IN THEII AllANTA, GA., HOMI, M r, 11,11 McNcwr and tier daughter.
for
using
Navy
middies,
started
tuna Heach where they t Ian t o , Hubert Smith served n delicious
une of the fijfliter tdanen ilivetl
the girl* ut the summer session Vickie, 2H . look at photo of their hu band and father. Id. William
spend the month .of August.
[course with sandwiches, assorted bv
ti»W uvei* the laKo ami tiHimnl
of llergen College, N. J. , , .They McNew, who w ai co-pllnl'of the U.S. plane that was forced down by
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j nut*, fancy cookies and a cool snare the blouse* from th en broth
| over the i it> a- though in a
Yugoslav
Army
lighter
planes
tn
Yugo
Uvi-i
on
August
9,
All
Ameri
J f la n k H ru d lc y .li. , f \V11mi in' {drink. Those enjoying the affa ir er* or friends, or buy ’em ut the
i v'irtiin- |f<‘*turt
Matty (KfrHUH
(fnlcriuitUmul Soumljdodoj j in the k11eet■ iln-t-reii tin the
ton. N.
is Visiting lit.-, grand, j included Mis* Hinrhliffe, Miss Navy surplus store and dve ’em cans on the tu r n port were Interned.
parent* Mr. ami Mr > K l Fchui-I June Chapman, Miss June Hose in different colors
• j fur liter I'Umit I nvet them.**
I'ustels Were
on.W oal F irst Street.
.Him
utton,
Miss. .uary
Mary Touchton.
r
Ij vv^^^ |H>inte«t nut that under
mm
,|1”
loucntpn. |p o p u la r during the -umiiu r hut f o r ,
win tim e lencf TTIi*-* V
Mty* ,r.fllnUi Jean Melhvin and hack-to-school the kids are dyeing'
Mrs. K. J ; Nelson of M.ami i* Mis* Joan McTeer.
i eeeived ,n^ *'»
, ti( war fUCGHUTAHY- OF ti IA I fc Jam
F
’em bright led, green and b lu r.1.
visiting her parent* Air. ai d Mrs,
• upplifA
^ jjivludijii; p 1 a n
Ilyrtjt'a- k->.‘ j J p . p in iV -rn k * vi
Also Mis* M artha King, Mis* Plaid' ties set them otl' slick. And
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u! the 21-tu t Ion I't.u ifuAvevet, “
dt-pateh from
rum ' tile
It. G- H ickson; uinl her ...sister Jpan JVIIIiamg,
Mi**- Itarhan, they’re perfect'd,! wear w ith (cans.
_________ C K C E isIA T I ll l . H K _ _ ____
Mrs.- C har#* Hett*.
Yugoslav eupitnl of llijgrnde contw vncr currently meeting m
t.'hapman. Miss Dorothy Price,
I l\ruin
wilt, Vdith tb-tl
M other's titi caiii*tt ( or a rnukia I
Niinr th at, ueefinlini* to lo*^t Hi Pari-,
Mi** l.ucjlle llillniltn. Miss Hetty'
Frailer^ liithiitlt j.- pictured a* hr
format mu ,i\.ol.ihlr. there an"
Mr*. George G ray flew to Hose lloolihnn. Mis* L i l l i a n Jar is ju*t the thine to hold little
U
tn
il
h’t'lf*.
If
you
have
In1
,or
reitibiig
till*
ii Miami la Mitnu! lrt‘11 ill rh’rtl Ui
Oklahoma City, Oklu today to Moran, Mi**- Umily Mathews mid irhls and ends. And how the kids page f„r ritiy length of tim e, you MV ID lit is |
ltrilt-h or \«iieit«s*n plane I
are decorating them ' You enn paint
call meeting I.. ui»lei
visit with hei brother Ted Flesh .Mis* Delore* McClelland.
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Mr* fmper o r comic strin chnraele,.. He
Mr, und Mr*. l dv>in lackeit Smith.
sure to cover tlii* over with shcltnc six* M-vi-n nt *“iirh vear* of mfe fv, I *«111 It t Tn. tit M III I I t FA School Program
and son have returned from Mem K V Miller und Mr* Dewey so th a t it w'on't rcrutch >,IT l .iu can
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also cover, the , umster with strong KOH1 KV " Mill'* t
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I will play himself in Ihe new Dorscv JIMMY mu! JOHNNY I'H oN I < JEAN UOllSO.N. It A Ii II AU A 1 it k How aith, iib 'v iilllielo foi
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Friends of Ellislnn Halier *on
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DENVER -A.!*.—A social «ire, t til* in tto- . <MollV’ I,' ‘*"tVI uf .tii!i IImI m Ii mul tinii «-ilMlali
f l f Wr. and Mr*. M. FT Itaker hi get n start, hut tfiula tn affr%a
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high sehotd boys to nltrml th e trinl cernllit' lulrt'tcuhntht, Ioj-jiI 1
AHm lnbl \ I•\ :i 1 ! !• V*ilr
Is convalescing at hi* home tm
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W eal F irst S tre e t--a fte r being
l„r*' uniting traittis and ' »'>•
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accused ni killing a policeman, but c only litiraries are lx- »c i
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hustled tin-m back to school
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Coro nailo Heach, tm» jn*l tiern over Hit' Missouri Hi vet ami wnn Im age l»ivs laid done the ttml Kittlo-i lO -n 'tin t of ttie S c
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Jlo sp ital in Itaytona wherv she rail for a suicide leap.
A.social on.
.. ■'AUniuty. IV nnuls!" while tile m
OLaa bf«n cunfined for several
Dr AVitmer £)ie nut It t.
He jumped just a bit fa d e r ruM-il youth was testifying.
day* ifur to an uerte iitlnck of Ihan *he, cnu"ht her wrist us (he
op,ai tuberculosis while >■
I'ROTECT YOUK H E A LTH — SLHLI’ HETl Kit
i ’tam aine poisuning.
tumhliu!
tow ard the ttirbulent
with the United S tale s Nuvy If
water und held her dangling over
, I- ■■- ------- -------erve Mcd’ral Corps m I'an;"T he E gyptian papyrus, 'T h e the railing until policemen helped
and .> covered his health upon »■
Hook of tE,.' Dead." w ritten aimut him haul tier back to safety.
r r t.r n to the United Klalet
H
1600 Ilf C-, is the urlicsl known
has liven a N ational It*
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AUXILIARY TO MEET
TROOEN, H w itierland—A.I’. - Ci unt il Frilow at Johns llopl."
illustrated work.
Foundations of a village to shel University, anil is now » J 'i l » •
The Veteran* of Foreign War* te r .180 orphpna from various dev in 'he Mayo Foundation.
Auxiliary will , meet tonight a t astated European countries were
Using many humoruus d luse •
8 :0 0 o'clock a t the Community laid recently on an eleven acre
House, according to an announce* tract near Trogen, in the moun ti ns the adventupjs of I'kiiwr it'
W^: CAN NOW M AKE
tainous eastern p a rt of Hwitxer Tuber, an im a g n ea ry UitH-i
ment made thl* m orning. ,
bacillus In lu n g la n j and hi* haiti'.land. [ '
The first IS dwellings will he with Corpuscle l.ipsky's houo
built in Swiss farm style, sur guard, ar* -told in story fm"
«
rounded by orchards and pastures with srle n ttfk footnotes. The to*- *
Three to five houtaa will he group reveal* w hat m ight he ppm in " "
Call Ha at once regarding ,i,llstart,lini; urdcrsl
ed to form a community where the instance when lu t^ rcle bacilli at
children will be instructed bv Swiss inhaled and cause tuberculosis
and foreign teachers.
N ew O rders are being accepted! A t a l l w ill bring
The children'! vllldge was nam nl
I'e stlo tii, after, th e famous Swiss
our representative to your duor.
educator who died tn 1827.
Miss Hinchliffc
**'ven bridal Shower
ANNOL'N i EMKN I
T Ii K R A C Ii T A L K
Vi
Mamnadc 1'I
I
(i \ I! A I! Ii I N E
Young Spectators
Are Trial To Court
I Man Catches Woman
Before Bridge lA‘ap
THF.
MDSIC BOX
Switzerland Builds
Children’s Village
INNFRSPRING MAlTRlvSSIvS
BOX SPRINGS
HOLLYWOOD BEDS
IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES
Denver Woman Starts
Own Housing Drive
Yellowstone Awaits
man w rote recently asking for a
schedule on geyser em utioin ami
K urts replied th a t, accept fo r “ Old
F aithful," It was atriclly a r a te of
" '• \ r.:
DITTY i . McNARNIY
w o n tb e m t A!?•American soap
boa derby et Akron. O h la Ahtwi
•1.0C0 epecUtor* witnessed the
*»«.( In eddilton to a trophy. Gllb erl received a four-year ectiolar-
nAUOHttR Of Gen. J o « p h T *Mc
Narney. Urlty J. McWamey. 51, of
Washington. 0 . C , w ill m a n y her
father1* forjner aide. M a|. Charles
t , William*. la Germany on Auguit
11 The ceremony will tak e piece In
DENVER—A.!’.—Mr*.
1.. H
Peak, a retired aehool teacher,
heard Mr. and Mr*. Robert I’aerr
hail been evicted from th e ir home
Hhe Used u p .a n apartm ent in lot
house and- gave it to them m il
free.
Then she read th a t Mr, »t"l
Mr*. A rthur Keller and theb ,
three children w ere o u t on H"
streets, iShe remodeled her garage I
to make room for them.
"Whv do I do ItT* She said. "Hr
cause I ju st
Put out of llieii
hear to
2 Z / ™ r mtmty *nd uk* y#ur homea."
COM INC EVENTS
=±^-rii:..
- "nl '
a,- •i * r BLOOMINGTON, Ind.-C olleg*
ju st isn’t w hat It m a d to Ire.
DKUATUR. . HI,— A ' hourew f-'
Tha I n d i a n a Pally Student, r revived a postcard. It real
undergraduate newspaper a t In. "8 p 'e c i a 1 Hale, U d ie « ’ H oc*
dlana U niversity. recently carried Dresses, |2 J 0 . M Bu-V It n « |lr r lr l
ite first advrrtiaem rnt of a ttire
-i
i :
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TRADE IN YOUR OLD
SPRINGS AND M ATTRESSES—
KASY TERMS
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�P A G E SIX
By A R T tll'K BECKW ITII. J it
H erald .S p o rta .'E ditor
m asterful three hit
Security Lumber •
Moss Meet Tonight
The last game In the first
round of pis) off* In the I My
Softball league will he played
at Ihe l-akefronl Mark tonight
at 8:00 o'clock.
The Security Lumber Com
pany entry will play Ihe Mo««
Amusement Company In Ihe
playoff tilt. Security defeated
Mima In Ihe firat game and
th* Mosamen downed
the
Lumbermen M the second con-
Orlando S enators in n 9 to 3
contest at the local park last
night.
'
T he Feds t>*nKed out 12 l>*sc
knocks off of the servings of
Lou Devil the Chattanooga pitch
e r who wa* aent to the Senators
by th# W ashington chain Hue to
the need In Orlando for a pitch
e r of high calibre when Gene
M ajors was released.
Sanford scored th* nine runs
In two big Innings. The first
Fed score ram e in the sixth
inning a , Al B ryant singlrd to
ren te r followed by a free pas*
issued' to* Hon - Tuttle,- a- wine!*
The wlanrr of tonight* fraeua will he prlvl edged to
mret the llayne* and Williams
tram which eliminated th*
HaKf«*d- Herald In t « » gamow
and advanced to the flnaltt In
the plajnffs.
. '
The Mima team will send
Paul Ellis to the h it and It
la expreted that the Heeurlly
Lumber team will h*** Junior
llye*« as thrir starting hurler.
STANDINGS
Orlnnilu
SANFORD
St Augustine
Daytona Reach
53 f
Pnlntkn
---55 f
l.jeshurg
59 0
(Talnesvlllr
12 I
Yrolerda)* Result*
St. Augustine II. Galre*
SANFORD 9. Orlando 3
Pnlutkn a ’ la-»-*b rg. |>p>
lleluioil at lluytinm | |».
Gaire* T.als)
lieLim l at la-eshurg.
SANFf HO at Pnlntkn
St Augustin-* at Oaytm
G nii“ *ville nt Ihluiuto
SPOUTS LAUGH
A$»»rlnlf<I l*rrai
SPORTS ODDITY
Hialeah Course
Tops In Revenue
Take For 1946
Texas League Has Produced Its
TR IB E HITTER
Horse Race Tracks
Produce 9 Million
Dollar Donation
MIAMI. Aug. 22, (Special)
The S tale of Florida collected
$16,505,752.13 In revenue from
horse and dog racing, and jni
xlni games during the 1946-40
season, more thun doubling Its
'uke in any previous season in
history. It was officially revealed
b y - th c -w im u a l--re p o rt • of th*
F'lorldir S tate Racing Commission
released th is Week. '
The sta te 's th ree ' horse trseks.
each operating a 40-day season
for <hc first tim e, produced T9,608,026.27 of the total, with
Hialeah alone contributing $4,
741,028.23 — alm ost a* much.**
the other two trnfck*' put to
gether
according to the Tornmission's latest booklet of rar
ing fart* and figure*.
G ulfstream Mark at Hallandale
yielded the 's t a t e coffers T2.530,-132.01, and Troplcul I’atk b
Coral (inblr* returned 12.320,
208.03. The 120 day* the thr#e
tracks operated wa* 20 day*
longer Ilian #ny previous F'lorlda
horse raring season.
A dnxen dog tracks through
out” tho stnte. produced $5,041.
301.85 in sta te revenue in a
record " season which include I
summer meet* a t *i* track* in
1945. The state'* take from it*
lone Jni nlai fronton in Miami
amounted to $200,305 01
Heaviest contributor a m o n g
the dog tracks, was tin- Miami
Reach Kennel Club which re
turned n total of $990,359.81
for Its summer and wifctrr inerts.
The West F lagler Kennel t'loh
..f Miami yielded $802,990.93 in
its single 80-day season
The greatest nnWrunt of rev
enue produced by racing in any
previous season whs - $0.79 1,330.
79. during the 1943-4 4 season,
the Commission report indicated.
I'ari-m utuel play last season
totaled
$211,571,289
at
all
plant*, utmost doubling the pre
vious high of $109,601,909 in
1813-44 Attendance rf-cords also
were shuttered Inst season when
a total of 4.44R.OK4 attended the
races and jai nlai games n* com
puted to 2,458,933 in 1943-44
lliulenh wu* the lenrler ill attenrlanre as usual, attractin g
024,30*2 customer* to equal the
C e a 'c « s
1
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yuOcU -to Po
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d r n i 'i U p '
m
ce -Je e sA u of» b |
FOCM 84 -flip.
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lAdpiAsis'Aff'ACK-
Poi*iGr A <StrcA-rJo0
AT tfesr sasp foc-tHc .
C L B t/6 L A J d iHOtAJS
ROOKIE STAR
box seat ready to take
at him.
Herman, in n nlge, d«
"W hy arc you always
me ?"
Grinning broadly, thi
voiced he«-kler replied,
..." .n. ' .t.i.ii- ‘irood naturally, and said
/ KtNER,
v s e W tN e - i l s r r k y
WtYAfRe. ptTiYBUfaaN
DIHItCTORH TO MfEKT
The average g p i of the rabbit
Ja from seven lo eight year*.
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r i 't Y n r t V 1
I'A C K A C iF S I O H H
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Blue J%0Ht
W. A M. UAH POWER
WlLLlAhlflBURO. Va. — A .P ^
Thomas W. IMoc) Power, former
all-Southern lineman a t Duke Uni*
veratty, wUI guide the track team
and serve a* an assistan t football
coach a t WUliam and M ary n e it
autumn. Power form erly was an
assistant football coach at Eton
College and a t Morria-Harvey Col
lege and wi s more recently on Ute
athletic staff a t Ute Newport Nowa.
Va.. Apprentice School.
.1
TODAY tod FRIDAY!
t r s IN MEXICO CITY A N b W O H T IN T H E MID£ OF THE M o s t
AlorftCRS
OP 13
’
*!is b o l e p iv f M c e c u x >
Ain r o N uA a avjttedpeR.F«5C
a ; AC CUm AaAsCJ
Hr. I^onard Barker
Optom etrlsl
■
advance
sa r
e x c it in g a d v e n t u r e
IRILL-PACKEb CARfcEDl
of
h is
upir a te h p u r c h a s e
AUBTIN. Tex.—A P .—Proleaalonal football will have to w a it-m a y be forever—for Billy (The Rooster)
Andrew*, who won more fam e aa
a w aterboy than moat gridiron
stare do with touchdown#.
llt e little guy (4-feet-U), who
haa been student m anager for j
athletic team s alnce he entered 1
high school, I* paastng up an a h <
tractive offer to work with Ute.
(rent office o f the Miami Sea- '■
hawks of Uie -*II Amerlca Foot- *
ball Conference
Instead he will I
rem ain In Austin, working for a f
sporting goods company, so he can
keep an eye an the University of
Texas athletic trains.
Since 1041 Andrews baa been
carrying the water, handling the
equipm ent and doing all the odd
Job# necessary around the uni
versity athletic departm ent. For
four straig h t year# ho was Ute
w aterboy. for Ute college all-atara
In th eir gam e with the profoaalori-
piTU ikn
PITTSBURGH. Aug. 22. U P JThe I'jw owner* of the PitU burgb
Pirate* have completed th e ir first
deal aimed a t adding atrangth
>4o tho d u b . T he Pirate* have
purchased a 26-year-old rig h t
handed piU har, Dewey Soriano,
from S eattle of the Pacific Coast
League
The Pirate* will give
tp two player* and cash running
Into fl»e tigul-va- ■.*.
♦
Receipts Of Tilt
Senators And Feds
Will Vie In Field
Events During Tiff
Official* of the Banford Base
ball Association revealed Ja at
night that next Monday evenlm *
when the Orlando Senator* re
turn here for a contest with
the Celery Fed*, every member
of the Celery Fed roster will
be honored.
They declared that a group of
rJn .-h a V e p u rch M e .r thg-~gHte*" “
for next .Monday night’s "IMayer
Appreciation" a ffa ir and the .
entire proceed* of the game will
be turned ever to the Celery
Fed* a* a tribute to them a u j
their reeonl during the currcn^f
Florida- S tate la-ague season.
' Fan* having 1940 season tic
ket* will be able to present them at the gate for admission If they
choose hut official* Jtav e asked
that they not be -used slnre the
g ate Is going to be turned over
to the player*.
--
In addition. M anager Ed Lqvy
has arranged a aerie* of flchj
event* such as circling the bases,
60-yard . dash,
fungo hitting—
throwing contest and varlou”
other event* in which 8anford
players will
vie fo r honor*
agaln«r Orlando nthlctc*.
Official*
are
preparing
to
h a n d le'a crowd of approxim ately
1,800 J a n s .
In addition, The Sanford H er
ald is publishing a “ baseball'*
edition next Monday afternoon.
Already ooe player k as bhen
sold nt a fancy p rlce-D b y lc Lade
of 8hreve|iorl going td the Chtcago
Cubs for future delivery at a re
ported $30,000 and two players.
Lade ai.23 Is a veteran com pared
to the other big league prospects.
He w as sold to the White Sox at
the end of Ute 1843 season, but
Joined the Coast Guard and did
not get to the Bos unlit thl* spring.
He pitched seven Innings In an
exhibition game and was returned
lo Shreveport alter Chicago d e
cided not to complete payijtent._
Big league scouts consider these
fellow# to be among the- best pros
pects for moving Ur higher comjiajiy next year:
.
• Henry Bchenx. Tulsa handy
man who has played second, third
and short, meanwhile leading the
league balling race most ol th ;
way. T u lsa has a w orking'agr*eroent with the Cub*. *o they have
first choice al the brilliant young
tn fielder.
Lew R u rh str. F ori Worth first
basem an. Considered one ol the
finest fielding first sackyrs the
league ever sawHe Is Brooklyn
bound
Mel Duexabou. Oklahoma City
outfielder Htx proven a batting
sensation In recent weeks
Very
fast
Bob Moyer, big Dallas first base
man A slugger and a srnnrt fielder
Eddie Chandler. Fort Worth
pitcher. Has excellent curve ball.
Hr LAItRY ALLKN
Al* N ewtfralurc*
WARBAW - Poland'* touthlul
prem ier. Edward II OMibkn-Morawskt. ‘ha* one ol the toughest
government Jobs Ui Europe today
a* he battle* (or hi* country* re
to o l true lion and Internal security
but he's never too busy to .see the
foreign p re ia
Affable and hanl-hlttlng In ex01 pressing tats eonvlrtlon*. the pre
mier has ah*ay* left the door open
for lorelgn correspondent* to appronch him —In marked contra-t
to some other members ol the pro
visional regime.
■
A press conference with t>*ubka-Morawskl never
fall* lo
produce new*. If he has none of
nit bwn to hand out--ntid.he m ually has—then a question or two
oilen produces ihe best story of
the day. He knows the answers
Rf>nri he unhcstltattngly give* them
,
He always speaks In his native
' language,
although he
knows
others, and usually he s|>enk* so
' d ea fly that anyone who lias even
a little knowledge of Polish
doesn't have much trouble getting
—. th e.cardinal-point* ---------------- ;—
.The premier usually holds hta
press.conferences.In ihe long spav
>, clou* palace In Krakowskl Priedmlesoll. near the Hotel Bristol and
almost within a alone's throw of
_ Utr Vistula
% ire's, always ready for anything
and doesn't require that question*
be submitted In . advance. That'a
one reason why the answer* he
tflve* often make fronting!- news.
The prem ier Is keenly alert to
m em a. tonal development* and
keep* a clo*e e>e on what happ'U*
srtloularly In the United State.*,
. oiiturnnl ql the deep atlnrltm ent
it Poles for that country
He frequently see Until'd Stales
Ambassador Arthur B llw X lM ami
•all other envoys-and keeps tip to
the minute cm What's doing where
tnd why.
Alter lie has subntltrd himself
to a barrage ol question.* from
twenty or thirty foreign cbm *
l>ondenl.* that sometime* laats as
much a.* two hour*, and when- he
knows he has satisfied . the thirst
for news, the prem ier usually ask*
the newsmen Into an adjoining
palace room for a glass of wine.
Among his ow n. people, th" pre
m ier ha* a reputation for straightrpeaking, unquestioned honesty and
hard work.
He has gained the respect of
'correspondent.* to whom he say*
—You do not always have to say
nice things about Poland Just tell
the truth. And come and see me
when you want to know some
thing.
.
'
~
T hat's In marked • contrast to
President Boleslaw Hlerut. He sel
dom sees the (orelgu press
#
FIRESTONE STOftES
111 Fast First Street
cult wt:h 15 win* He had a trial
troll Tlgern In Lakt^
______ ____
___ _ lost April and they
NEW YOIllt—The International
land
Pacific probably will bring him back be
League, which,
the end of the season. The
Coast League, someday hopes to fore.
!
become a separate major league, j -Bengal* optioned him to BulTilo
t a* a number ol outstanding young , In
1 the spring. He lead* the Inter
League In victories with
sta rs who stand a fair chance of national
1
playing.tn Ute big tim e next s e a 15.
pitcher with possibili
son.
, Another
according lo thtem atlonal
One of their most heralded ties.
1
sta rs la Bobby Brown. Newark League headquarter* here. Is John
B ears' ahorlstop to whom the p a r Mlkan who recently pitched two
ent New York Yankees paid a I shutouts In succession for the
$75,000 bonus Just for putting his! n o cheater Red .Wings, a 8t. Louis
Cardinal farm .
nam e on the dotted line.
Brown is 33 and showed a b at-| The Jersey City Olanla. tatlting m ark cf 327 with the season, endera In the loop, have two hope
two-thirds over
He formerly *fuls for the New York Olant*.
their parent club Tpey are third
sta rre d lor Stanford
Another outstanding
prospect basem an Robert Drown Thomson,
ta Al Clark. Newark ottUltld'er who who w as born In Olasgow, Scotland,
spent thrrr- years In the Army. A* and P ilcher Dick Hoover, a kid
_
he neared the last month of Die southpaw.
About the beift posalbilRy with
pennant race he was hilling j n to
the Syracuse Chief# Is Second base
top the league.
.
Ja ck ie r Robmsrm, • Negro - e ta r m an Van W arlngtco -who aalUally
with Ihe league leading Montreal 1belong# to the Chicago White Sox.
Royal*. Is considered another cer* The Toronto Maple Leaf*, who have
tan ty by many baseball men. The I a working agreem ent with the Phil
form er UCLA athlete who w asj; ad d p h l* Athlstlca. have Ira Houck,
signed after a great season with -veung
- - - - long oall hitler, a* Ihelr .beat
..
the K ansas City Monarch.* of the bet to m ake the grade next sea
Negro American League. Wa* right [*on
behind Clark In hitting with .307
and led Ihe clrrult In stolen bases
with 33.
,
Rohtnvm was signed for organlYed ball alter much delibera
tion by Branch Rickey. Brooklyn
president. Thus. It Lx up Vo Rickey
w hether Jackie get# a trial with
the Dodgera next m iring.. . - ;
Baium oro^hka. a Robinaon, Aao.
He la Ed RAblnaoo. Oriole firat
basem an, who la hilling .353. He
hll 134 with Valdosta, CM..' In
1840. In 1843 he h it 37 homer*
foe Baltimore and batted .30$.
The Cleveland Indiana can be ex
pected Vo exercise their option on
this ti-year-olil Parts. Tex.. lafL
hander who was tn Ute Navy Ute
la st three years.
.
The Baffeto Btsoox have a big
league pitching hopeful in Art
llouiteroan, a lanky W-war-olri
right hander who leads Ute clr-
CASEINE PA IN T
16c
BICYCLE HORNS .... 1.49
BICYCLE TIRES .... 1.69
W ISE BICYCLE
BASKETS
BICYCLE
...........
149
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HEA D LIG H T ........... 98c
RICYCIJC
TAILL1GHT ..............
55c
b io y c m ;
SPEED OMETER .... 4^50
S6FTBA LLS ............. 1.29
HOFTBAU,
BATS ........................
1-39
GLOVES ...........
4.9S
BASEBALL
FAMOUS $-1* 1NSK*T
REPELLENT ........... 49c
F IS h SINKERS ........... 1c
FLOATS .......
10c
HOOKS ... pier- of 6 19c
LINE DRESSING
25c
AU TO G RA PH FLIES 10c
FLY REEL ............... 1-68
NYLON LINE ....... 1.09
B A IT BUCKETS .... 1.29
FISH SCALES .....
Two Fovorilo S lo tiet of
P ublisher John H Perry
N iw tm o n N om ad Trum an
For V ita
V O U W O A IT
FAMO HIA'i /Al
W IT H T H E
P rc iid a n t P ort
Hfc* O U G H T E f?
E E /A4 O M E O F
T H E S E C A R 'S -
P r ? l7 E STOCk
TM S C A M P /
•y AUSTINE CASSINI
C tn lr tl P ttts C uiittpom Jtnt
♦
• WASHINGTON—Rural preaa lord John II. P trjy . runnhig after
hta hat. blotvn off In the propwash at W ashington airport, on th#
way to his Kentucky plantation.
Perry. The. 6»-yrar-old owner
of a nation-wide chain of country paper*, u an old-line newspanrr*
m an,.who started hustneaa as A Seattle lawyer
. He has dabbled
In politics and the press for SO long that he has known top figure#
In both fields. He enjoys telling ahoul the night he wn* playing
backgammon with H arry Hopkins, who asked:
r-— t f U k l 1
“W h it about a vice president to run with
Hr
P. D. R T H* must tie a man sure to carry on
uncertain atate “
“ H ow about Henry W allace?” augRrsted IVrry.
K M y~* '
H arry gave hint an are-you-klddtng look "lie
M tf
- 1 wouldn't gat two sole* In Iowa.”
"Well." Ferry continued, “what about Senator
. 1 H arry Trum an from Mlaaouri?"
I -tQTp
H arry Hopkins thought a moment “Say." he
ex< Islmed. “I think that'a an Idra!"
Another of John- Perry'a favorite stnrtra eonI rerna the time h. uisntloned A rthur Itrlst-.inc to
l
1 William Jennlr.f- Hr>.in. who to ssej a to riin l of
epltheta
Aurtlne Coulnl
“T hat curt Th*t scoundrel! T hat -etcV*- —----l*crry looked shocked “Why. that'* strange."
he AM*d "Juet the other day I *'«» talking to UrUbane and he said
w-hat a wonderful fellow you were"
“Oh. well. now. don't get me Wr,,nK-M protested W illiam-Jenntoga
Uryan. completely changing hi# tone
" T h a t'i s - e r - u h —he'e not a b#J «>rt." - - ■"* • * *
"T hat four-flushing old' windbag'
^
•
“Now-. Arthur." aald I’erry, and went through th s same routine
of telling m tshane what nice thine* William Jennings Bryan had
Mid st-out liln,
. I**rr>- got * t.i.8 out of watching tlrtstMne'a
tone change Mut more than * ki-’k he aeeompllslird whnt he.
wante»1 tie brought the tw o (anted enemies, William Jennings
Itryan gnd Arlbui Brtiltane, togellnr *s guest j-pcakcr* at th e sumo
banquet, where they chatted lovingly with one another
/
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R. J. SCOTT
bedroom.*, fruit tree*, goixl
neighborhood, priced 1,1 Rn i Phone 494-M.
Ul-OCK of four lot* located edge
u( clly UmitR* south. Each lot
60 x 117. Make mo an offer.
Call 220-W. *
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FOR SALK
FIVE room bungalow on corner
lot can give Immediate posies
*ion, price $7350.00.
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
R ealtor < . , , iui
600 A tlantle Bank Bldg.
Phono 732 _ _ _
STEEL wheelbatrV'w $10.95.
U wii Rakes 60c. Aluminum
U w „ g p til,k |or, $1.00, and
other bargain* on garden tools.
ROBSON
SPORTING GOODS
3U0 E ast, F irst EL
all
FOR INS1D#S FAINTING
USE VALSI'AR KNAMBI-S
1
FOR SALE
< SANFORD HARDWARE CD.
TWO story three l-cdroom hou»<
210 E ast F irst HL
on corner lot priced nt *7618)
JU N IO R SI7-K
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
TRICYCLES
Realtor
$l°-»°
.
600 A tlantle Bank Illdg.
SANFORD HARDWARE CO.
Phone 732
_____
210 E ast F irs t SL ____ _
FOR SALE
26 and 60 fL
FURNISHED five room bunga
GARDEN HOSE
.
low corner lot In. good icction,
IIILL HARDWARE CO.
price $0000.90.
.
U0| East F irst SL
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
Realtor
pre* to-Cooker#-—'T ricycles
Oil Stove Ovens
D airy Churn*
Pint Thermo# Bottle*
Gallon Thermo* Jug*
STAN LKY-BOO ER3
• HARDWARE CO.
___
600 Atlantic Bnnk Bldg.
Phone 732
.
SIX lot* In the city limits, desir
able for home site cr gardening. !
1
I'rice $1200. Phone 7HH-J.
I
SMALL house — electricity, good
F o r Tennis - Rndm inton G olf a n d A rchery
Come To
U
• # AET}:lt THE 791 h C O N f l f t F mljmimed »liv
mil,.-nt *|qHiinting a ila' mi wturli to .*
snm t'ir* n»nl ri|ilr*entstlves wer- t->un»tlng out s i
f »» l l u . 111
th r last its) of school' . "Kid "hose light, bur
LOANS
Senator Mnr»e iH ls name rhjrmr- with horse. *n
horse ' ,-tj l . . of Life " wins p rtie . in -‘ U •J.'W'1- * nrou
.
t '.i y Ahoi u an woman who k-i'-AO w tiat* It
Samli Arat-tan harem. Mr*. All Ahrera. Anterlcai
m art led ttu son of a m errhanl pim .e fnnilly of th
I they inttite tlinr money tn pearl- "pieea and part
n ltp.*tlf k III * People'* drug aton- pi*t n iter she rt
from her liuhbya homeland ht the party of the
IIORHOW HI.IIK WIIKKK
m inister of finance
H er br I teg room was at
PRIVACY IS ItFSPI r u n
Ihtm-r l-'atsal'a staff last year In Han F ranclsc
YOUlt nuluial desire for privu*}
I pronntim r-J KV-all)
In ' money m atters i* atricti)
Mr and Mrs IJernadotte (he «•** 'th e Suedlsl
reaper cd brie.
Friend, an-1
relative* are not oaesliune
prtnrr who gave up his right# l» the throne l.
almut your credit
Your en>
m an y a newspaper gall having K-rroweit the Con
p| oyer
buxines* . . . m u t e
neetn ut house o( Actor Hubert Montgomery, throv
will n u t-h ear of your personal
down til" y*!ronif mat to wreK-^ml friends fmery J
affairs. There Is no cause fo, C-.Imntitan Amba*>-vidor Santnm nrla. back in town
embarra.ssment.
Reasunahle credit requirement * sun nt Cape CodJqulp|eng
• till tile Specter of the Nose'"
No co-maker* on money loanYaiiahle payment plan-.
FAMlLX LOAN CD
Florida Rank Bldg.
Phone J* l i s t ' d C a r s I n B r i t a i n r u r n i n i r O n
’
12
'.I t o i l e r
SPECIAL SERVICES
T h an
N ew
1
o F
Biq^E^r
BA K LE
MOMU M E U fs
O F -fllL
R E V O L U f lO H A R f
W AR. I $ U l
3 0 0 - F o o 1 To y /ER
p u r t u t n l y f**r . .............. .
A i»
|>ly hi iitt ii IihimI xx i ii x t n lit
3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
59c
HELP W ANTED
YOUNG MAN. pr-frrnM y »ing|i
b* tw'i<*ii ng". uf 1- and “2 '
Some knowledge of t>ping noil
« . Vt • ’-**|$))f i$* * *l*i|» lltl III*
ttlisolutely ctucnliul. (iood op
SMALL house — flowing well.
2*4 acre* truck land. 45 acre*
pasture, 5 miles South of San
ford. $1‘20 per year. J. V.
Martin.
bcaullful
swimming, laiatlng *
Kino future for thi*
line. 40 acre* front*
8
I c/^'rr>r5)C:U
1 W S C A L A W A G -.
T ea
<UL B A f l L E o F
b E H M iM t; To n , v Y ,
— F O U C fr fr in
A u g u s t * , 17 7 7,
YKE BA Y Y l E
T u r n e d ik e
T i d e o f Yr l
com m em ora
SCO A
PS
r e v o l u t io n
V /d lM A o M lR M
N E L S O N , L tlC L lS tt
N A V A L OFF IC F.R
IN 1*(A f AREA
(. . r s 6 - J t i o 5 )
u f . i o Th i s P o c k l Y
fL L t S l O PL NL
A l vv A Y S P u Y l r Yo
L ig h ts
Nl S
B L I N D EYE.
N o w a d a y s Is A H re u z u
SIGNS
Show card* and posienO—DEE'S SIGN SKRM t'F
O. I). I.amlri-s*. I'honc Iu2l
" f l o o r HANDING
and finishing. CUanlng and w*v
ing New floors turfaceil In pnr
fretiun. UI J lloors made like ur»
Gall
II. M. Gl.KARON
laikr Mary. Fla,
C o in s
K L .J
Y H A N A F lF 1 N
O F A N I N C H IN
D IA M L ^ L fi. W E R E U S E D
iN IN D IA 2 , 2 0 0 y E A R S A m O
RENT A CAR
■YOU DRIVE IT
. tlPHONE
• a
llf200.
ili
Toilet. Seat#
Garbage” Galt*
'
*
Galvanised Sprinkler*
STAN LEY-ROGERS
HARDWARE CO._______
W d A < MAKES YHF.
^ Y a r s Yw i J I K L L ?
H e AY WAVES
F R O M YHL LARYH
WN8 m o w e d .
Reasonablrices. Je rry Lord, phone 788
liOBGK • PLYMOUTH
MOTOR boat hull — 14 ft.
I 'tllT S AND KF.IIVH I
Gibbs Sea Dory. Hugh Tillis, 109 Palm rllo A»e. - I'lmnr 111 I
2121 Magnolia.
____
__
KLECTKK’ appllsnee repsli*
w* repair washing machines.
l ONE good small piano and other
Vacuum cleaners, fans, mixer*,
j household good* a t 1611 Melsewing machines, T ro tter Aplonvillo Ave.
__
____
lienee Service, 304 W. Second
BRAZILIAN' CANE
L,_ Phone 1004-J.______FISHING POLES
BANFORD HARDWARE CO. SNAPSHOTS—printed, developed,
enlarged. W# copy old photo
'2ICS'C a st F irat S t r e e t ____
graph*.
NICHOLL8 BTUDIO
6 ~ j t i m f c lX S W A N T E D
220 MeUch Bldg,, Phone 1160
I’LL BUY your car, regardle**
f u r n i t u r b REBU ILT
of uK* or condition. Koy Reol,
AND RECOVEKKD
31X1 W. 2nd 8L
_______ __
Your f u n itu r a wllj look likx
W A LL show cbm wanted, with new, will w ear b a tta r than e v »
when our expert* rebuild and
bIMIkk doom. I’hont 67o.
recover I t Only the fine»t con
struction m aterials used. Phone
U SE D 'sink wanted. Phonv M14-W. 1112 for a fraa estim ate and
of m aterial*.
___
7 Pets. L lveitock. SuppUea choice
BANFORD UPHOLSTERY
I BUY rows, calves, yearlings.
AS THE INDIANS BREAK tNTO THE
• • r STONE BLUFF STATION •
-YtjL E X P L O S I V E .
FOV- F.R Of G A S O L IN E
I S S A I D l o BF.
8 3 YlM ES
inaY
or
d y n a m iY e.
H y llo l) G reen
T H E LONE RANGER
RTIIIO vL\N D-M O ItItlS()N
• DRIVB-IT. INC. .
WARDROBE trunk, .plcndid con
dition. 0J9 Oak Ave.
_
Ltss
THE LONE RANGER AND HIS
FRIENDS HIDE IN THE CELL*>RBElCVf
WHAYS HE
GOING TO
DO,SIEVE
W H IT E DEVILS IN ROC.NN BF.Lf.'W
W E WILL R A ISE D O O R A N D • -
I DON'T KNOW HE
ASKrD MT IF A\Y 4
RlFif HAD A BIG
ML/ZlC FLASH!
S
For FUN
For HEALTH
SANFORD
BOWLING
WHAT-WHAT HAPPENEDto CAN’T HEAR
WHAT CAUSED THAT
THE APACHES
EXPLOSION ?
ANY MORE.
I H O PE 5 0 . BUT WE’LL SOON FIND
OUT CO M E O N U P ! r - g i ! - ^
EVIDENTLY IT S BEEN
THE CABIN
WHAT h a p p e n e d ; b l o w n c o .w pletely
r o it ?
t o p i e c e s .-a n d t h e
N n - ''
tA
a p a c h e s w i t h it , l
. ,1 H O P E !
I KNOW HOW HE DID IT THE FLASH
F R O M TVIE G U N SET O F F G A S
W E A\ADE FRO M THE A D D C N
T H E Z IN C P L A T E S !
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r k !ih
mllrh cows or heavy
springer* to product th a t better
- -
BALL P A R K —
FIELD
EVENTS
8:15 P. M.
All Proceeds Will Go To
_______ _____________ ___________ _— -— - -
ORLANDO
The Playfers Themselves!
So Ad*«n=s in Pricw, K it IKlStri-iei S mw* tleltoti ■** A **d Net le Uw
-r - i r
Y 8.S A N F O R D
FIELD
p« :
sa sv u sg :
j ------HEU~ WANTED"1
-*
n ic iio l l m
s t u d io
feVRNtS
BY PAUL ROBINSON
Phone 788-J.
GIRL for toda founuln a t Lan- 14
LOST A F O U N D
*
ONE / H n OWS OUfZ CHANCE
JJ T D FIND OUT WHO
-• t h e s e h ig h -o c t a n e
BABES A PE.*-A N D
WHEQE HE DIGS'EM
UP^Wff <sonA TUNE
LOST — CWld’e pat dog. Bull
T e n te r, w hile w itli brown
spots, bob tail, license no,
246. Anewer* to name Bing.
Reward. Grace Marie Stine-
: iu - >
1*12, Bai>foed._
. Stores
;n SANFORD
2404
Park,
Phone
MODEL A F ord truck. New tire ,
and'good motor. 201 K. 6th BU
M JU -W . Celery
r -m u T2MPK2 ,
AXES A IIATCIIBTS
clphw,
need,* !
f'. A- TL Bo*»rtter. F>
of-the University
hi* choir# of foil
m ere Vhen ha
from M amt-iUe
BUFFALO. N. Y A ithur \V.
Drdrick. 110. who touted tin rountry w ith "name" oirhestra* for
aevernl year* before la-ine pnnilix«J by pollomyeliti* in 11*ll. i* <on
tinuing hi* muair enreer without
•th in g faom hi* home.
IK'ilriek ha* simply developed
ttU form er vgidclinc tv rltim ;. or*
cheatration*- into u fulltime pro
fear ion tiiul ia brunt-hint; out in id ill
another field ~eom posing.
He recently finished n hit 11ml en
titled “ W hat Will I hey Sav" which
otehe^tra lender Vaughn Monrot
t* scheduled t«* reeonl and P.tbliah
Monro*, Hay McKinley. Iluddy
Rich ami other h.iton wielder* keen
him busy wrjtint; nrpilgrincnt*
which ui# maib*l to the customer*
from hi* home in the netlrhv villuire of Dcvetan.
“ While conlined to bed, I u*e«| t«
turn out one arrangem ent atwut
every two week*." he »ald. "Now
that I can get runup*! in m\ wheel
chair, I am doing two or three u
week. In fact, the demand i* u ira t
e r than I can supply.**
Dedrirk. who wa* t r • mlxmi*t
with Monroe's orchestra fm lew
W
ASHINGTONwm.
By STANLEY
THE OLD HO M E T O W N
SCOTT'S SCRAP BO
DESIRABLE home—1*.» lot*. 3
International League Filled.
With Hopefuls For ’47 Season
ii- ™ - " r-n re t hi. n
b. night. Tor a „ f fnmmitUng ' titayherTT.
kyea examined—Glasses filled
U i B. O range A t*.
.
Orlando, Florida
Phone 4867
Has been
By HAROLD V. RATLIFF
AP N rw sfealutn
DALLAS—The Texas
League,
which h as produc'd Its share of
top-nightcm In the majors. Is due
to contribute m ore p la y ers'to high
er com pany than for a num ber
of years simply because the a c
cent L* on youth.
The league discontinued opera
tions after the 1843 season, but In
building from scratch this y rar,
brought In the you igest ball play
ers It ever had Thu*, while the
ability may not bo up to 1843. the
prospects
are better
because
youngsters Improve, oldrslers do
decH Take Decision
Over Iloxini; Champ
M N
THE SANFORD I IL R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
1940
Polio Victim
[uTs Youthful Premier
Music
Keeps Door Open For Press Writes
To Beat Band
Schantel Hurls Three Hit Game;
Sanford Plays In Palatha Tonite
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T H U R S D A Y , A u g . 22,
THURSDAY, A ug. 22, 1946
THE SANFORD HERALD, SA N FO R D , FLORIDA
1631 MODEL A TUDOR
W n i5 s girl* for aortlag Uvoder.
High tchocl education necesaary. Ap»ly In peraonnla Countr Laundry, 819 W,
THE CCECP/ 1
ic a n
Yh
ea p
A WOOD-"HE'
rt
t jx l ic in ’TD O i
HEY. DOC * LEND ME YDUfZ
—
BAG A
. ^
I MlNUFE/
r~ J W HATS
HE S A Y I N /
�TH E SANFORD HERALD, SA NFO RD , FLORIDA
PAGE E IG H T
THURSDAY, A ug.' 22; 1946
To Go To Eire
.
Is Human And'
Not Uncommons
At* N rw .lrature*
DUBLIN- Eire Is a reluge now
aday:. Icr peopl? who dlsllkr the
tn'innlnir and Hip pollin' ol Eng
land
1.1 Hu- lim isli Moum- ol Commons,
member? Kin in h in t lllal to get «
iaiii.lt in vlill Eire lake* Hirer
Appk
Uoiftp sii-.f turv Chiller
l,d.‘ nroililMtl a speedup
Iin it1
phftily ol lood. drink
and entertainm ent Knud t> almost
luiliml i tl. prOVklnt Vim ro ll Kt'l a
tn iti *i.OMi Many brand* of a u k 'll
at • old ill hall IliP p rio ri ol Mrltnftt or Niirlhrrn Ireland
F.aal Is a Itlllf fit'll lor newt om
it Itom ratio n 'd c uuntrlr* Hotel
inan altera lunii'tlint'S have to call
in Hu diM lor to ntlrm l overeating
I'tiRdr
to th:- Kildare S treet Club, vet
' laus ul Ptunn now read th e 'Irish
I'rr
liiinni lal notes In preference
o. those ‘ol (lie lamdim Time*.
Iliert 1 more money to be mad?
on Un Dublin Stor k Kxi hange.
An t-nidtrli v l'lto r rem arked to
l,ord Oltyiavy m iveyw r ol the
Itank ol Ireland
I ve t pint* over
here, hoindit a <a IIt* anti all that,
to t*.-t away irdin there (tuinned
A NAVY AND AN ARMY OfFICfl w ent lo their death* w hrn a glider In which they were flying rollldcit with
• plane over the t'lirinurig County A lrpott near Elmira, N. Y , ond crashed to the mound. In foreground of
p lc tu r e - a t extrem e right and left —their bedim lie under blanket*. They ore I.t Comdr. Stanley Klefsletn,
38, Hourton, Te* . ond l.t. C5. K. U nder, Third Air Force Headquarters, Creenvllle. S. C. The plane’* pilot,
llow otd Citacts, ta n k Haven, I’a , escaped Injury after rraihlaitdlng hi* craft (background). (fnfcrnalluruil)
YELLOWSTONE I'A ltK : Wvn
A I*
' Yellowstone
Nation*!
.I'urk'-t .citiefufly built p’t herd of
l.utTuio shrank u» a t h a r t -TH miltoul« ilmwtictl la.?t w inter in the
YtlhilV.O.lii' Itiver.
?rtlil
I hr- l.ettl anpaientlv moved tlown
,i si.ep bnol. nod out onto it1** that
l i t i ipidei tin- wi-ii'M S latted
in j ’itt’ with Ut atiitmil*., lh*‘ held
hii.l t*liiWTi In lileo|l 'tint.
Where CustomerH Send Their Frienda1
IOME CONTROLLED
and Saturday
No. 1 POTATOES 10 lbs. 31c
Seedless GRAPES .... It>. 19c
CANTALOUPES
CHAIOID with lh« tnunlcr* o( SuirfhAo Ocenun. France* Drown and
Mr*. Joseph In* Rom , 17-year-old
own in rear
VVHUam H circw ,
with nurse and policemen, receive*
the lin t of a aerie* of test* to deter
mine hi* m ental eohdltlon a t Uia
Illinois Neuropsychlntrlc Institute
In Chicago. Dr. Seymour Stein
(foreground) read* graph of machine which record* the brainwave*
of yuung llelrcn*. (International)
APPLES ....... 2 lbs........ . 27c
LIMES
2 d o z .... ...... 25c
Yelltftv ONIONS . 2 lbs. 11c
WESTERN
If
CAULIFLOWER
III.
18«
BANANAS . '3 lbs. ..
Green C A B B A G E ". lb
Cullf. PLUMS
Green BEANS
Y oung Tender Western Baby
Beef—A and A A Grade .
AIX MEAT SKINLESS
SQUARE CUT
Fryers, l b .................... ,•••••
Fowl, lb ....................... **• '
• lb.
39c
LEAN OROUND FROM WESTERN REEF
Hamburger
_ lb ..
35c
STANDING PRIM).
Rib Roast
lb.
39c
Round Steak
lb. 63c
STEAKS - Sirloin, Por
terhouse, TBune, Club
and Rib . lb. . 59c
August Clearance
Of Women’s
* Apparel
lb.
NICE YEUaOW
EASTERN DELICIOUS
Chuck
PLATE OK IIKIHKKT
Reef Stew . lb.
32c
WEINERS ........ lb. .......
(is. Shipped, Dressed sod Drawn Poultry
COUNTRY SMOKED
SAUSAGE
SHANK END
lb....... 45c
BOSTON BUTTS
lb.
49c
DAISY CHEESE
lb. 55c
Smoked Sugar Cured Hams
BUTT END
lb......... 59c
SHANK ENI)
lb.
55c
CENTER SLICES lb. ‘ 79c
H a p p y I d a whole im peded
MOST TH IS SEASON'S NEWEST STYLES MAUKF.I) DOWN FOR IMMKDIAIT. CLEARANCE
MUSI
JO I KffM Kintt Hlrret
Sanford. Florida
M AKE ROOM I ON FALL MF.IU IIANDISI
\lli CONDITIONED
WOMEN'S APPA K FJ,—FIRST I LOOK
C o lto n
ond
Spun
R nynn
Mure I I I . ii C i h r i u I H i i I Spurt C iM lx I n a t i l f C leuranrr
K»lr .
l i r t i t . m l m r d l u o i « r i * h t —M an, i t f l n — Color*
and Stir* a
I*
U ’lh r lime In IUIY.VOUH FAI.L
CU t 1 .
P r in t*
i f o r m e r ly 2>t.!)S In 2H.1IS
S oli
RUSSIAN observer at the recent
lilkint nlotn Irvlf filinun 1*. AlexandroV. professor at the Moscow III*
tlittile of nonferrou* rnelali n.id
gold, i* ihaw n as he rnteretl the
U nlvlrrlty of California cyclotron
building in Herkcjcy. Calif., to Intjwcl the atom smasher. He wa*
tfekrn i*i a n m d u rtrd tour of the
fnniril laboratory by U.8 .Army offi
cial*. (fiilrrouttonot .S’oundpliolo)
l(ll)l)C E I)
vbH if
-OTMM
•AMtLlNC
Limit 6 canal All Good tv It. im peded
M cDonald GIrapefruit
i n v n n
A /*
JUICE 46 oz. can
28<
LIFEBUOY
A rm o u r1
REDUCED FOR (pilCK
CLIOARANCE!
• tlu ffe ti M ans
Lim it 1 W hen Available
it_
C apco M ixed Dill
i m_
_
^ W oodbury*>
Soap
JERSEYS u p to 16.95
A N D HALTER
SHORT SETS Form erly 12.95
Libby’s strained
PASTEL SHADES— Sise 10 to 18
M IDRIFF SKIRT SETS
PASTEL Shade* form erly 16.95
SALE 10.95
FORMERLY
Sale 10.95
Sale 6.95
19.75 ‘.................
SALE
12.95
FORMERLY .1 2 .9 5 .........................
SALE 7.95
FORMERLY
SALE 6.95
10.95
........
G rapefruit
ALL TH IS SEASON'S
SHORTS an d Halter* Form erly 7.95 Sale 3.50
MERCHANDISE!
Sixes 10 to 18
*
C hun K inf
BEAN SPROUTS.......no. 2 can
Chop Suey Vegetables
no. 2 w
SOYA SAUCE...........8 oz. b tl...
Chow Mein Noodles ..... no, 2 car
.
Form erly 19.95— 2 4 .9 5 — 29.95
2 Pc. 100% W ool S u it.
Formerly 19.95, 24.95. 29.95
SSie* 9 to 44
SALE 15.00
SALE 15.00
T A N — NAVY-G REY
FORMERLY 33.5 0 and 39.50 SUITS
IN ALL SIZE S—
SALE 20.00
ALL SALES PINAL ,
E A SY TERMS
4 WAYS TO PAY AT
MATHERS
Phone
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3.
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n l e i
t . . . — No u ,i „ „ p . . t » . n t
Over $ 1 0 .0 0 1-3 d o w n ,H .2 f i W eek ly
and w ear w h ile you pay.
#
4.
Uy-a-Way Plan. 61 down, $1 Week
aown_j»yn»ent U acquired.
WHOLE MILK
Vegetables and Water Chestnuts
been looking for this season’* wear. S oft Pa
tel Shade*, solid brown, Check*— G rey— I
facl all the new est shade*.
Form erly 19.95
Kraft’s Powdered
CARROTS or
HnU.r’i M M
Tc*r =
v t ■■
: ■
L i -*
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DM
2 fo
BEETS
SMUINO Edward MaUgrxnl. J. U
*hown Raving a small bakery shop
A sparagus no. 2 ca n 33c
O f a*. YaUaw hea
rrU*
envy o l those waiting In ilna'to gat
Uwlr *h»re of bread. The bread
shortage was caused by the cur
rent bakery workers strike la the
Q uaker City.
, (lafernalioiw l)
KHCAl'IHM IN TH(/I’IC9
TAHITI-A.l'.-I'ulynr.lsn* have
kandoned vlrtualy all Interest tn
reraeaa happening*, now that the
*r Utover (urd l^tywalan soldier*
re home. A typfcal attitude l*.
If the iwpaa (white men) wi»h
> thrdaten to blow ra*h other up
Ith a onle bombs, why should we
■oebld our mini!* over th*lr ouarSo few tum on ihalr r»r («ftign broadcasts. .
SCRATCH FE^D
100 Ibo. 9 4 .4 6
L A Y IN G M ASH
1 0 0 n>a. 1 6 .1 6 ,
.
28 lbo. » 1 A 0 .
Polatoaa
K A*S C O
DOG FOOD
2Vu lb pkg. 29c
GREEN GIANT
�1 J'
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I n U n i t y T h e r e I* S t r e n g t h —
THE
T# Pratocl the Trace at in* tv-wlj;
.
P a rti)
Te Promote ihr Prugrev* of Sxieilrs;
&
*
To Prodofo Prosperity for Ssafsrd.
I
A N - IN D E P E N D E N T
VOLUME XXXVII
Tin* ISrie»Ji ofllclal added lli.1t j
Britain’:! rnnuilu about lln- eimduel nl tin* June national it-len-tl*
Bum meant Unit the llrliuh governmenl actually wna taking :.Kln will)
‘o ppailtlun parties In Poland
1)1 reply to the' HulL-Ji nuOa.v.j
• Oflkiul'n
Foreign
lurusaUoiu. n U rltuli
o ilin ' spokesman iritcr■ated that-^Britain wilt not nirtryi fir
tier financial urt-ord with Tulami { m *
4*
until the 1‘ulc.i guarauti-i- ,t im election in November
to CfU-h
T h e t v\ n
j
i
j
t
;'jf frn
Ip p i t f
British Ship Hey wood Puts Out To
Sea Following Sabotage Warning
More UnderHtamlinir
SubOf Children Sub
ject Of School Talks
live-
m,|„ -me another ..... tn,.1J,la'*'r* "" *»«*
New W .A.A. Policy Is
Set Up For Veterans
Immediate Price
Ceilings On Tires
Okayed By D.P.A.
•
and to aasure speedy use of aurOn Tuewlay, Sam II. Moorer,
plua property i n 't h e rrconvrrslori .
h|Kh ^ h i o t ronsullant of
protrwm. according to Mr. W a r r e n g| J| U | * piir, mwlt of Educa
tion, spoke on the ’ Meaning and
N iture of Guidance'. K*» atrvssed
the need of guiding the child as
an individual, ra th e r than as Just
one of a group, ami baaing this
• DELANO. Florida. Aug. 2 1 - geidanra on the new fact* of
pajrchoiogy discovered during the
post fi years.
of BOO lUInfklto Avenua fUnfonl,
ThU theme waa followed on
m o!ved the degree' of B«rhetor Wednesday by Dr. C arrcll F.
____re with a m ajor in phy- Cumbee, director o f ' the “ Work
• t th* aumtner quarter com- shop" and profeaaor of tha school
,ctit of John it. Slrtacm of education of tha Univaralty of
------- jtty today.
.Florida, when he spoke on *, Unp f Mr. Brownlee ia a vaUrmn of derstanding Children."
.fcjUitsa j-iara aervlce with th* Army
Dr. Cumbee deplored th* ton
w A tr F o rtet;)-gi i
,•
dency to general!*# or sum m arise
s t a t e m e n t * about children hi
, Y.P.W. MBBT POSTPONED
school as not scientific and -not
- ..■■■ ■■
• • SamJnoie County Poat No. taking Into consideration th# ac t
ual needs of th* youngahtrs as
t t l l of th t V aurana of Fon
Wara haa cancelled- IU mee _ an Individual. Ha dtolarod th a t
elated for next Monday night do* there wa* often very little in
• to th* beaebail gam e scheduled formation given ab o u t any one
tbe sam e evening. Any veteran child. Th# p resen t action of -4
deairing application blant a o r child la based cn P**t d p pjrkncea,
pertaining
*
* present desires a n d hope# of the
future, he said.
iy may con
t ’st4hn«|l p o k lg.
Alarm »■*
sptrad lllliHithnul I'tsKur Inda) l>> .1 la l-r Illinnr that
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Pilot Of First Ship Shot Down
Leffler Opposes
Says Plane Signals Misunderstood
Construction Of
Proposed C H , i l N ii(IS n .|liN a n u ,(i
*
Workshop Hears
Specialists On
Education Speak
i
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Vue 23, CAP)
Vl Ui MONHTHATOI t aftornpt* lo destroy evidence of the dam riot- Celery Fed Pilot 4
Lauds Rail Club Need For Bountiful Vice Commander
Sup|>l\ Uf Water
At Lions Meeting Stated In Letter Of Legion Past
Harry Brownlee Is
Stetson Graduate
No .Confirmatien Of
Complaint To IJ.N.
By Tito (lovernment
lias Bern Brvealed
inn.I |w«i \M-cks u g o
ih r M en ty Is, I to th i
assistant, and Mrs. . a y
. nj|w ^ 1,,^ on jn (rtur ■Trlcstr by nttackini; tbr American, atmeram in
recreational direct or. n a ir a.isi. t- rrt.nrt)inji u ,r a —ne nc an tnlcrnaltnnal policeman, wlta tlie aid nt a
n l tne cliib in its mecl mk*
j rlotrr. removes an Injmnl man from the scene Top. the detginuirnMr
oulinits The club lias met al
tcotllcs up behind liie unsuslircIliiK pliolograplwr Ccntpr. bavin* kins kiM
Junior lilan Hcnool.
t t)tc camera to Uie gtouiul the demmislratur runs llotlom . his lam.-ra
“ Mrs. HrocK bn* dnne »
j retrieved, tbe jihotographi'r rattltas ift» with Ihe demonstniMir ITodill Job as director,
stud < opt- jtnjjajl Bn(j Yugoslav factions are protesting Ihe international adManager and tlr&t baaeniun l ’ l
Hudson.
.
.
ministration of Hie disputed rone
Levy-Whltner iff the Hanfnrtl t'< ■:v
i News of Ole Day Newsreel from Inlern.iMuit.il ■ Puls tn a luncheon talk' U< m e
IJoas C?iiib today, paiil irib>it<- m,
his m in as being more harmonium.
In spite of their few sqmiMite
i
alii oilier Iwll club lie M.v. 1 i
___ > _
on He described them as ..
i|
P A SS-A G U IL L E BEACH
louii* group o| buy* Indmett
Aug. 2S. (Speciat)— The \ e t .
(he wMinim; spirit
erans Adm lnislratlon lias Iwen
llr IlkcwLse praoa-.l
Buthon/eil to grant certain IwoeJERUSALEM Aug 23 u f
H«'
lirltLiii itoopahlp, Empire Hey - la te lor bucking up the ie«ii Mr
fita tu veternns of allied nations
residing in the United S tates,
wood put to sea today a Jmrt jxrkrd fun nt Uie comllMm. ■
on tin
l
lime alle, naval Iteadq^iMe, ,
t,train's
‘™ " T unlturms , while
7 " 'W
L. A. Bryant, Jr., officer In
celled . telephone call w .m .n g that | *'«' **h'
u™
j
rhsrKv uf the VA Sub-Hegionnl
the- veasrt would !«■ .viboiaMiil i '*}} rll( ^u>
u, , !
O ffice at- Orlando announced m*i,,, _y.|.. ___ i»jryi.| »flu I_i| | t l u l At l a InIkii, li U a|| Irt till] .«a
C day. based on in fo m a lio n rebfihfyrimH
■P I
J
'etmttmlktty comtnsf mil M 0 3 i,'“ '
ceived from T. M. Slalott, i)i i"itv
intmigranii
..
. vmr. t,F
mteller
;;
pitcher
AuUiuntlcfi aay
ltK>*o-nl
ailm lnistrator o f lirancli no. five.
will remain 111 the Mediterranean Kettle.* had to borrow two O n
Mr. Bryant said Public U iw
t
(or tout days, because It L* iboueid vltle imlfbrliui becairv' ht
4Bt> permits aRrccmonts between
»»» too aitul! After tlavui.
*be
will
la*
safer
at
yea
than
M
i
the United States anil Allied
rowiil uniform* from two ititr
,, •
Haifa Harbor Saboteurs Idea a
nations for Krantimr veterans
hiir
Of
benefits mi u reciprocal basis.
(he liartxir earlier Urn week ^
" ,rm
* l'™>ble he o .
Under the new law. VA l» auth-1
ip llrvKt ixl ftUo wan tlum n ft Jtl
lluddy i^ikr Woa
mi
origeil
to
provide
discharired j
MiiMa^rr W hlliiff »s •*!»*
j a |n evil ms expliulon
memtiers of altlni forces who ;
natural
Dir Miunedlate lardlna <d the t-t -ale.vt natural liitir i.
reside tu thr United Slates such j Ill-ni l I.nili-I ilundlliB of child Hi rfugevs at Cyprus U preienti-d
"bd coinlured him M
# benefits as liospitaliration, e d u - , rrn cm the purl of tt'iich n »
by camp i-onditUm* nn Hie Miami U n islo li, foiiiiiT Satiluid
cation. traininK and other sim ilar baaed m the liitr-t finding* of yiH- lie) wood started for Cyprus 1,0 IL'ted Hie major nerd
benefits.
t
I * psychology, * m tile i»1i|o.*'l of a a wt-rk ugo wtih the Oou refugee., young ball plavrr a*
M l if* of talks giv.'il try ettlicnllur but .was forced to return to HMt.t ur«' I,nd ««>«•'• l*’»er ami
atHvInliat* III * week «1 tbe Tn- when pav-tengera Ignited IAp ttiutll said H int.m ajor league scout, ■iM
crunty Witrkehop trainln* pro. bumtei tn the hold
sice Into conskleratUm u-> mi. •
Kinnt at Seminole High SrhtHil
The Jews are being deported lug slam jna Need of eapi-iirii, e
with kb teachriw from Seminole, under the Urlllsh pulley fofbtddlltg Ml every possible play u in-.u I
Volusia and Orange Counlie* In
before a young player ran i" n*
JACKSONVILLE. Aug 23. (Bprct- attendance, 37 uf them from tbi» further imauUiorbsetl Immigrants Hie major league, he iiN?«‘' "i,
to Pab-stlne.
*))—Brokers wltl no longer be , ceunly.
then gave graplitc dfM-il(>Uiiii
f
*
•Uytbla to rxerctae priority rhftit*
Uie problems and enirryt-u-i-s
Tin. Workshop tnalnlng prog
In th e purchase o! govemmenl
th a t controril players mid detiMmi
surplus property, William J War ram. arcurding to thr education
qukk and accurate thlnktm: m-J
ren. Regional Director of the W at ipcclnliita rumlucting It, la M l
action. At l.yon* Inlrmliti.i! Mr.
alonw a study fo u ru i for teacher*
Assets Administration, said today
Whltner.
T he n e # policy decision * is de but i* ileiugned ul*" to promote
toon certlflralea were pre. rtilrd
signed to protect veterans who are i trial it lalionahipa among them
by Richard D o n t® two n?w iii m*
purchasing surplus for use tn and to g.ve them exp*r»mce i.i
bers. Pred Hell and Red Wlll.im-,
their own business, to discourage Working co-operatively on tchftol
WASHINGTON, Aug 23, e,v
purchase for speculative purposes p robt.-mx.
§
NO. 24 3
British Troops On (iuard In Troubled Haifa
hi rung itlthimtuin from thr Unlte-i
Sfitti**. to Vhit In v in. American
repie-cttUitivi m in
V uiyiiU via t RwtI
«■
Ittive tin-it fti r*’*»*! !iy luill UfJlthCF
III |NI**t potf*” mil ii iMVtlllltMW !i 1
Vi«it I*- iltt* ***1 its , .f iiikit Mon
ilay s i noli
M* t» ‘ktilie mi Psin
nit
\ l||£'i*%Li ’b -»p *kT* ttiiin
th ii
the futki*h ttf fit i‘f Who %4ffln
tiflL
tin*
pn5**! i pi*f <i
.||*-1 I>l IMt H im : || r m s i INPAN I
iloWfl Mvti « pi4, - men ia heirif:
I 't . r - J l n i
|IBtit U ( 1 0 4 II II I 1 l i l t s tie 11OH
tieliiirieil
Hr »left ure« t ktn1 thr
- f T#’*-1 S f i t
‘ p illt t O tl| J " "W
lkL'Vt k til I
Ttiikuh
flight
civei
■, 4iitp- tin i p
HM ‘
c rut vs
NU^iksIhVMl
hut iltihlmitlll,
Th..* *!flteninti fii|]i>wi*«J a hrief
ill *pu till front tli'lflrrnile lo the
French P m*m Agency «uyinjf L)i«*
Marshal Tito hud derided to re
left tin* t ’lull’d Slate* ultimatum
11ov\ i’vr f , thi*i ,|f !ia.H: been nu uf fi rial «tnte»neiU about «urh » iteef
»i«»n
— *—~
Picnic Held At
Rock Swings By
Red Shield Club
E -tU ii'llu y ,
A t i u i f a lr il P ie t* l.* -asrd W ilt-
\\ \ s i i i \ ‘g t o n .- A iir tin. b v r '
I lit- Still** 1 I t 1111*111 19 |H’*to*I
in id lc iilntiit ltu|n*s for the snfetj,
ttf fivi* \ifirrit’ito fit**v • ih iit ilowi. '
l*V ^ «h#imsJhy flghlfrH hint Mult f
ilay \ *|H«k**-ina» *uy*» IIts*I the
Ynj?H!*Jjit Fourth Ai my. hat* e<
jprt*r *i*«| ttmilit flint ni«V »•( til*
Atnev iruiM pill ui liutrtl to ruifely
A m**H?}*Ut* from ltrl»*imltt o ffi
cial 1 4n iif irmn tin* n!i*a!«4* iff
niitt* t«‘i*n|LC*ht!» uf atH»ltier Attttfi
ran \in»> plant* which was forced \
tltrlio u t wonId Ur ir tir v .u >
^ V eteran s Of Allied
Nations CJet Benefits
t
... m%
»■ ^
lav S|Hil\Psmnn
Says Turkish Offifpr Under (luard
sued la Dimlun Unit British iu p brvL-.kui Ilk. NomiHa-r's irrnii.il
ful season neat summer
i
*—
je c t of llie Polish ycW rul
fle e t ions in Ntiviijmcr. A
Polish umbussy spokesm an
c h arg ed th a t BritiUh was
in terfcrin j: in Pulisii inter>n;vl affairs, lie p a rtic u ln ily j
criticized ’ th e stateinent i s - '
^
l
tiiiiH ip li
NEW SPA PER
Safety Of Five
American A rm y j
Airmen Doubled
LONDON, A uk. l*:i— </!*>
—"■Britain- n m l- P o la n r i Tl.Vati-'
od HKitin tytlay on tin* s u b
About 51 bays amt girl* of
the Salvation Army sponsored
Hcd Shield Club en jo veil a picnic
and outing nt Hock Springs yenterdny a/ternuoft, accord in it to
Byril Hudson.
Thla was the final outing of
the season, one of three picnics
which have lieen enjoyed by more
than ICO boy* aw l Kiris, he "aid
and predicted that the cluti
A would have a still more success.
a
i I m n l)
Id e a l tliiiii< l« * rsliu w .* » .lin t s lim v p r s ill
a ( t e n I d ! >os a Idl t-\ •‘Itlltj*-
Moscow Says U. S. Being Charged
Holding Yugoslav Vessels
Riotin^r In Tense Trieste
Britain Accused Of
Interfering In I V
t land’s I n t e r n a 1
A ffairs By Em bassy!
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n
SANFOHD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. Aug. 23. IMG
Established 1908
Britain And
* Poland Clash
On Election
D A IL Y
h
W EATHER
Tin' Ol'A today authoritt-d a
tail price rise of about two and
one half percent on tire* fo r
passenger automobiles.
motor
cycle*, trucks and buses. H ie
agency said th a t th e In crri'c*
are effective Immediately.
It
explained >that they are to meet
the new price control a r t tequlrcm ent th a t dealers’ profit
m argins be restdkad to the level
of last Mar. St,
Meanwhile, lh* OPA W«s speed
ing work on a list of o th er price
booeto th a t under th a new law
m ust be In affect tomorrow
agency
E arlier today
granted retail
Increases
rsn ein g from t
cent on several kinds o f building
m aterials. I t authorised a six
<t hlka a t all. sales level*
’o r to ilet tissue and paper, towels’
Thar# I
fu rth e r .
percent fo r
|ti ts-*■dr’iit •if
t\
t la- fflr-t
Chinn- ,1.1 ( tuu|*;u»y, tMilriy t \pn-mi-d Iii. op|W-»itln|i ti* *Its*
f*4Mi-11"Hr-tomi uf fit*’ ’fifMimdftl
JoMto ! ! ll.l* If nut . jiitnF iti 7.
let 11 t » 1L, H-iif(ui‘i 1It i . 1
Mt 1 * rru i L i 1hi *•! 1hn 1 1rIS’
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jit - 1 1ll.lt MMI* f| Iswnlff In ettiiitt iLiVkft I III iMti*h
Hnnfnrti *m»l iln* m tiila r i' o jr h ^
l.nral Delejfalitm To
Attend Bovs State
To I ,cavc ToutomiM
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you ^vili ' mI iiiIm il.t plan a tilllt S ittirilay nuirnitig, a*t i %*-ii toi«
further, y*»u will ?*-•••• that thr Mimn I hint f .-*‘|*imii rlllitii Ji* ■rh*. I.s
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\\ iIeuii. wliif itt* |ravih|f
w ater r •haiu**l off <|fii«*kIy in
litm-'t of fh ini, there \%ill Im* j>i\tfi *
that in11.«"11 le-i* wiilpj to *ii|iti
llowii litrotlirfi HallfiitsI ainl I hi
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i»nr ul So ii I^i ntlo foi the f li.h lm i frutfst vfihmhlr nnirnal* ye! «*«»ri- ^ *1t»rrrt pu*»ld4*tU of lhi? Ulilversl"f the FlorM« Mettifhlht * hil*l- Irihiitnl mm! tloimtrtl hy Dr. K. l v aniw unm l t*Kl*y
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tcltu gave iIn- tinimal al lh,- sug ii .ul wills academic prtx'r/.donabi
ei'-tion of- Iii B, Buy, form er o-c leulurra of the ceremony, will
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housed Ihe Kckerson Canning
lo Jslni-g Moudljlim,' too su p er st 7 lb t* M
Dr lV lton L ftoudder. newty
Company mid Inter wa* used t.y
intendent.
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Chat.; an I Coiiqmny fur storage
Tiie female npe. which is now „ntH»>ui!«al .head
. . . .of (lie University's
purpose*, hue Jfiii feet froTHiigtWITH TH E EIGHTH AIlM) IN h'ltnM-d in a rage Just " orl11.
mol* Dr r i m wlU
on Thirteenth Hiieel and 1HU f - ii I ATAN ihrl.-iyt-.il, (Hfiia all
Ihe pumtis, is six mid a half l 11’ * 1 , a,tJ .
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on Elm Avenue. It has a cement Cnl. Kujene tA'vy, 2u. of Hanforl, years of «ge and was purchased Prr*Utr *n J
,,v* ,le<r^
a’
InrcK-ailon
mid
benediction
will b*
{ioOtosn,. steel trussed rtHif, and ,.,u j)( ||ow serving uni t tin -' *•>' l»r. U srksiin when he wa*
pronounced by Uie IteV. E. O. Mc
Is well lfititeil due fJ plenty of Klevcnlli Airborne OlviMon in ‘revelling through Europe six Kay. assistant pastor. First Pre#windqw space. Acconling to U T. I c-.-mlni Japan. He ha* U -n with to * r* ago. G erry, true- to her byterlan Churcii. Oalnesvtltc.
Choafe, representative of the Man (h|,
fo r the |.a* trn *““
type. i» tailless. She------------ran endure
i verv severe cold weather.
del Cork Company of A tlanta, ‘ .V/'nihs
OROOAN IS IM saiA R O ED
Ga.,' the plant will be t h i lsig e* l " lyt,ln*'
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hand for insulating purpose*.
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. York nefr geration unite will l>e nt bt, Benmnir. iiS , h r ‘‘I,0
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parnchutist
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installed hy the H. B, Matthews
l.y making the required number of . s <v#rM pirturc-ft taken of Dr. sonville
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were
new type draw er Bcker* are u r- 1 pi>-sent he i* perfwrmlnif g"ar,l i ,nk, „ #t t(|4, Z(to ()J. Mr< nn(1
CORRECT! ON
j Mr*. B : A. Ward of (U .vtiand.
ranged jn vertical tier* ,vf 7ive, ‘ dutle. In the regim ent.
In a reference jesterdav to A.
above which will be plared twu
Afu-r he is discharged from the t Ohio, anti they have promised Held Manic state adjutant. In a
of the square or doOr type lock- service he plan* to ottem! college, j sume to Mr. Moqghton. They story .abthit Boya S tate, published
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facilities for 1,000 lockers via®
d arted yesterday a t the plant « t
th# Central Florida Quick F n " f
• nil Storage Company f nl Dm
tectith S treet and Elm Avenue
Ale* R. Johnson, president and
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which will be especially designed
to serve individuals and grow n t,
will open during ttso late Fall
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locker* for fro sen foods s i r "ft
hand. - T h tr t will lit faeilitirt
fo r frosen foods In' one room,
also reem s fbr chilllngs rtnd *;inK
meat, curing pork and mist'iilaneous sto rag e purpose*.
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f re ttin g m r^ts, vegetables ’ and
at>out three fru its, cleaning anti dreading "f
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TUESDAY, Aug.20.194g
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
p a g e s ix
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t
’ P.ity Garbage NoV:
Old Preacher
IT ‘S Y O U R M O V E - Here A re Money Savers
ClIICAttO, (/I*)—Srvrr;.l cities,
saving money by adoption of u
method Used In Army ramps, now
* * t rid of tl'jlr gnrnngn nt ranititty landfills, says the Interna
tional City MmiiigetV Association.
The association said burying
refuse under n thick Inyci of
fresh earth had proved foster,
cheaper nnd mo-*t sanltnry than
bunt Iok lb- stuff in Incinerators
or frrdtrfif m *„ h«g*'.
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In that way, Fort Worth, Tcxa*.
cut gurlmgr disposal c o n *-front
91.11 to HT.fl cents a ton and Coiumbus. <Ja-, cn an exprumrnlal
basis, from II to 10 renf- n ton,
the aasociatiiin refer-, d. Tul.n,
f)kla. and I'ensacola. Ha., also
-lie landfill!
NOHTII A DA ME, Ma*
Among the duties of North Adam*
pollremtoi is “ lo ;iv e sp.ti.il el
NOW, you can havo a
TAND EM DISC HARROW
For your FORD-FERGUSON Tractor
AT A SPECIAL HEARING IN WASHINGTON, the special House Committee Investigating the disposal nf governmint surplus propel ly heard the testimony ot the above individuals. They ore {I. to r.) William J. Gilrcin,
•Silver .Spring*, Md, funner sales manager In the Philadelphia War Assets Administration office: Lucian C.
Kneed, suspended War Assets Administration official, ond Huby V. Etty, of Washington, a manufacturer*'
representative. Cilrcin testified that ncnjatnln Fields, received an 'entree" for his firm Into the surplus
properly field through the WAA's Philadelphia ofllce. Sneed said'that lie was wined, and dined by Fields
t 'T he fKnced) made nn insp»etk»n»trip to Itirhrrond, Va , with an ouoetalc of Fieldr. While Miss Etly
.jL.'iiilf- dcai_in \vlil.;h KicliUobtainedauucfi brunze wixeior }3,0aS and told U lor JI2.KM. (International)
tentlon to horse* ami vehicle* left
unattended for fiv* .minute*." Hut
_ ’nol for limy, tipy lu if■, I'oJiru
'Chief John F. Flaherty a it .icily
•eunril cntiunilter plhn to -ItcMm}ine po'jre rule*, utieh*nt<*il sihn- IThings
the hftn .--iind buggy dnyg of IW»7- Out In
TCDEKA,
Kns.— f/ll -Winl*
Are Jumping
Colorado
iinm c Warden A. ftacley lellx
nlmui n liuiihW party Unit iccch' I
n pipj-irii ii'Jnnltlctinn to the VviMIIf f r f , ( „|n*lirlll,
A deer lea Sal from «»2<V>f«it
mountain led, n tn the top nf nu
nutouiobilc In,,tin,: nn I i j . ili in.i
)lA ifliC The f iiUi L t- were lint in*
- i l-,t.
.1 ——
,i> lm-lly
'.irOil h taut - UfcJie I'-stinynl.
• General llotplliil, mw •ipernti*!
. by .Jht' Vet 'runs* A dirthit*tuition
Belli out II mil i n i-htl:
- .I
grass sklrtr—"complete!" Tim
(The "rnmpVlr," |hr p i die )■
lalimi, —nffker evpinirred (with
ertun a ), m u ni
wr p in t.''
"w ill.
i In. —k...
MASTER of the National Grange,
Albert S. Goss. Is shown as he testi
fied before the Price Decontrol
Board In Washington. Goa voiced
Ms opposition to the restoration of
price ceilings on livestock, grain,
dairy products, soy beans and ?ottomeedon A ue. 21. (International)
T. H. IN POLAND
^WAHHAW, J/Pl-Naarlr -Ht.OtUI
people, mostly tmy« and gills be/
twyrn 14 and IH, dJe'.jnunlhly ,pi
Jiil erculojla in Poland.
mm m X j T T -I
?L71
1
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J
■ H ealth nuthnrillrV aal.l ifis due.
ca i.' wHn 10 times more prevalent
than .in I0T*. They estini.it 4
1,200,000 children sulfrird fi in
it. They reported Poland In dhc
need of mere snrmtoriums. huspiLula niij special purse* fur ehil-
• EANS
• M IX E R S
• W A S H IN ('. M A C H IN E S
• V A C U U M CLEANERS
• S E W IN G M A C H IN E S
304 W . S E C O N D S TR E E T
P H O N E 10G4-J
Sec for yourself how the htrrow is held firmly to the
ground. Sec how depth can be regulated or harrow
completely raised to eliminate bogging down in wt*
or soft land.
Thla ts Old Preacher, lemale
spider monkey, shown In the act of
ofhorUng “sinners" among live pop
ulation of Monkey bland. Her Latent
rota la that of acmng aa "ho* tans'
to the three new mbnkey afrival*
ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS
TROTTER APPLIANCE SERVICE
tes sir, a full-size tandem disc that lifts for transj
turning^on hcsdlgndi, Eliminates need for rolling
M U TT TRACTOR 00.
Phone SOI
,1005 Sanford Ave.
DUNCAN
A PICKET IINI COMPLETE WITH SIGNS and a walkie-talkie1type rpcaket
arc set up nt a duck In Cleveland, ()., H*in after a st- ike by members nf
ttic CIO National Maritime Union started at 17 Great l-akcs ports. Union
leaders ore in continuous session with F<ab(^l conciliators nnd repre
sentatives of llftern companies.
(fntrmatlonaj Jpundphoto)
PH^FE
SOFA
your
at tra ctive__ aofa
it
of
high qu a lity and comes
Q
u a l it y
of
product
IS ESSENTIAL TO
C O N T IN U IN G SUCCESS
11118 PHOTO Just released by the
Swedish military stall, .show* one
of tlie mysterious roeket bomb* trust
have, hi-en ahrelking euas-, H »rdrti'N skies. 'Hirer filers Were killed
when « Swedish military rccanluLaance plane collided tiead-on
with one ut those "ghost" rocket
ia,mhs
Goverumtuil
auUiorltlcs
the rockets.
International
E A S Y TERM S
FLOOR. LAMPS
Protect your eyes w ith a d eq u ate lig h t. Choose
from ou r b ig selection o f lamps and brigh ten
your
$12*95 Up
Bridge Lamps $0.95 Up
B ring in your oldest receipt or sales ticket
froth M a th er— it m ay be ealu ab lol
RCA TABLE MODEL RADIO
StRVICB
BATTERY SETS
(P lu s B a tte ry )
Taking full advantage of today**
improved materials, these
Kelly* offer rest Plus Values —
^
£==r==t~ •
fr
-•
•
•
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Stranger Cord ■
,
Cooler Running
Kitrs Safety
Tough Armotjibber Tread r
■ Longer Wear
Kellye hava always been Tough
. — R*lr — Dependable. Coma in
and we for ywuraelf why theee
M » Kellys ere *UU the Best Buy
Ja Town.
^
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Stafford's Service
Station
Cor. 2nd
ft
Sanford '
MEDAL GLIDERS
•VAULT -
com uu
This beautiful glider will be an added attraction to your
sammer porch. Bright green washable leatherette cuahIona piped In white and white enamel frame. Glide* easily.
re t MM
EASY TEAMS
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In U n ity T lje r e U Strength—
T IIK
To Protrrt in* P n f* of Dir tV.nlJ;
To prtiuulr (lie P n i r m
A (lt*rn i> »n u m l c a i l^_ rvi'M in ii lltu n rieriliu W l'M lu tla y .1 1 1 ( 1
I fu ll ((la y . I 'u r t I )
c lo u d y to n ig h t
.m il
I li u i i d i i y
inurn
ing
of A iir t lr ij
To Frednc* Prosperity fur Saafsrd.
AN
VO LUM E
X X X V Ii
W EATHER
E s ta b lis h e d
IN D E P E N D E N T
SANFORD,
1908
D A IL Y
F L O R ID A ,
NEW SPAPEH
W EDNESDAY,
Aug.
21,
A m u iu trri I’ rrss l . r a i n l
1940
W ir e
Albania Tells Conference
Red Plan For
Dardanelles
Damages To Cattle
Industry - By Flood
W a t e r s Totalled
$537,589 In 19 41
Mother Fights For Son’s Return
To Changing Its Borders
Formal Statement Is,
Issued By State
Department After!
Talks With Britain.
Bridges Says U. S.
Should Not Relraui
From Using Force
Against Yugoslavia
j*.\i;|S. Atm. hi—</V>—
(iroeting New Argentine Fnvoy
llO n v y lo sses, a m o u n tin g
in . 1D 1 1 t o $ 5 8 7 ,5 8 9 . w en s u f f e r e d b y t h e r a t t le in d u s
t r y a s r e s u lt o f flo o th t in tlie*
S t.
Johns
R iv e r ,
W.
J.
(F u iiie )
S te m ! o f O r la n d o
a n d K is s im m e e to ld U . S.
E n g in e e r s \yht*n h e s p o k e ^ t
t h e h e a r in K in r e g a r d to a
if* uj i l..f PMri>) - - P e n # --l i t . i • L - mI ImiTi T in ly n t ii/
’ i t , w ith
l e f e r e iii'e to
•I'laliM ir a n d a y t'i'e s s io n .
,i ii f 'lir d " iliui h i' cmintry
« i m !,i <
rut
in any
■i t i n
I til, -•
of (*hanil*r» o f t*otnin«*r«*r, w«t»*r
'way lmprovrinriit |rut]ps, roinmuhjti-3. r.trua a ml faith* lit
it ■ t *.*r •l*■i . f o r , h #
f l.llll l('| - alt* SEU’t e d .
iif hi- remark* against
an.f 111 1 i t *■ fulluvvril th*
tWlvnitivlitiilifin uml pirn•ui»
C i l f r orpaidfAiitftis I mi tn .hitl
son villi* it? K »<iin p*»r *tim! i »4|»i «*
E«n(lfir pradit'ally Mu* m l re Ml. j
Biv*»r
Yra!|e|ri
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jju rnilf* I i
l*f i **ts i»-|- |i ii v1“ 1j11k - f it v*if *11$* tli»
pfypurnt i*;tfi:il (rmu fh*lh ’ t«>
^tamlpumt of unvigntii ii ;m>l *J
i 1ihh| ruiilru) niul
om
Opp4M.it lot I tu tin* p i. /**'( r i -
ti
Mrs. S. €. Nutting
Died This Morning
Negro Phy.iiijans Alter Long Illness
Sign Petition To Mr«. Sarah Catherine N’ uttintt.
year* old. died nt the home of
Unseat Sen. Bilbo 7(1
lift dauithK-r, Mr*. Arthur Hran-
L O U IS V IL L E . Ky.. Amt. 21.
(X*J— Several hundred doctors
■ttrmlinir the
National Neero
Medical Association Convention
M In Louisville have sinned pell” lions In unseal Senator Theodore
Itiltio o f Mississippi.
-The petition criticiws llilho’*
recent radio hroailcalt in which
he called for Mississippians to
resort to any mean* to keep
negroes from tuliny in primary
election*.
Other jn-tition* siirned by the
negro doctor* call fo r the out
lawing of the Ku Klux Klnn
and the passage o f a federal
A ' anti-lynching law.
One petition a*ka that federal
troops be sent to Georgia and
Mississippi to ' guarantee pcare.
The director of the National
N egro Council— Edgar G. Ilrown
— says that use o f federal troop*
would cause another civil wah.
hut he declared that a civil war
Is cotplng
anyway, and that
sending troops to Georgia and
Mississippi would simply mute
II official. ,
un, |HOfi M iik notin Avenue nt 12:16
A. M. loday, fotinwitiK an illne**
In.liiiK ft>r more than five years.
She hud made her home with her
dnl’ifhter for the p a st'tw o and a
half years.
tween !l-
« until .Mm<* aim run
*.lit in a nett
other
wa#
|i r ti t «• * t
|»**l witi
1> it
tu
VugOJihivia tivei
Th«
R. C. Graham, Atlantic Coast
Line policeman, on suspicion of
fraudulently
receiving
good*.
Garrett was aaid to have repre
sented himself aa a railroad
employee, gone to the rounMhoum and’ waa there given a
boa* for use with acetytlne gas,
[•lao a gunge which he then
•old to a filling ktatlon far
|6B.
Rivero Inspecting
Site For Station
-
-
^
3 -r
_________________
1. : T -r—r-r 3X .~
James 8. Rivera, owner and opera
tor of radio station WMJU at
Oardeta, Oa. 1* eummUy in San
ford Inspecting Ute alta for radio
u station which he has •made »p“ -pllcailun to operate In this city,
ocoordlfte to manager Bdasrd Htggtna of the Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Rlwrs has reported that
prograu la being made with tha
appUeaUon .but thaitlu t Federal
a CtaxmuiiScaUon Ooounkilon
tn
Washington has to many appUeattons on file that it may ba a
month or two before a dectslon IS.
reached.
• >
Ur. Riven said the staff that
I MCR \
Me Nit# m*v
- M.*f ii»- mtemlr.t t<<
■■ rrf
jm rlmt-M*
*!. » line I
the
*t» nt
V litlJf*
l
a VugiistlftV at ‘ fa- C Nit HA niHdiiii!
In tIi** itttll(i ntiiteiuent, Mi
* ii net aUii iHschn.i'd shal t»Ue
it n<« lurt ri^eni lui
!**-■
kiiuiwtt
t» m|mi at* ii lute i rhi , leak uf
■la*
I*‘ li**l
urgUli ;*Liuii
Fill
for lb> |ilnVhi/ M-asmi l»y •-•«< It
Hnti*h ih'legnt m al the p* a- • OM-l i ittiir m .in arer M» pui*h-»hi*#t i *I In- Sii S f miiui le I Mk h iwlinol (»Mit
fenny* aaiii lin y weie pleuttd
l»*u
*li*n .Cojwlt t , i .; With I hr Man-1 Inkrn hy Wiefc ^ 1 putt* thitl ON Hit A wiih lnjMtg
tu itinhit Ihi iMveririi*
Krttlc*, j . ( i d i ’,1 by player- IV 1 11i f ! liti, t tie »e *iil i v»■- *!ii1»r u1wl Hm -.I ,i*
lla Atwltfr.mt, (iwlnil Heel .Hid i that I) i It all i w ii '*lil p ieli'f t- ht -Wti|i,'*pieiidl ai t|Vlf V uf ( Hih ti'i
seclt*r .li t ill
n.l.4# iM ,eiU.Ui A i
Ni.llir Tiapp t|umpL>d n bu^e |t.c the I ’ ii IO-hI Mtut# * apeuihea
atir ilMit*
t-no
unnliMitifte*l I
of playmi: (Hiulument on tin* lid- <• tipp, aitiuu tu H ii ***inn *let m
in front of Kiwanla I’ remd. ot F rench delegates »»t the im iie i* ' •* I I I »11* It ifiit i i!
M< Name*
-aiJ
the
f«*i n i
J. \V. I|nll.
imllcntetl that then p4>ni!i*#ii w i* New
Y urk
niayttr
ini.m n** lly
( ’oath Keltic* then c*|ila.itul stimhir to B ritain**
accUfit l tin Ani^v **f isliet i mg
the urn- o f each itotn, ataitnn;
at efltuts I.- uni iliaplttcvit I’tile* *
with leather helmeU lilted witti
With f»>ml latintti The CaiMiernl
•poin t rubier uml eostiny: tJ_<'.ii
rn>> thut nt the lime* foiMl in
cut'll and when he had fliiMte.l n
I hi n > hj#i I'»■*'11 ill a * 11?
wait estlmubnl thut it took ate in
$; j Will ih of equipment f» t eaeli
playjr.
Ilefirte th* wnt. »I maniiVnted to ahout MO |>n pin.
.1I *11W
tack » •* «i> iiiitti nu*d Aiuericftfi
U n nspu tl pluiir
KiwnMiuiLi today n ric yiven a
In I.oiutmi, T u rkish em*fen e*
flr*t liiiml wli-n uf tin* t|ui>mity ; pte^licNl '-Hit |:4f III-tun
With
|lll*
and i|Uality of niuipmciit rr.yMn . Antei Iran slalriiiiettt
In I'afia,
Intei i mi 1itii3.il
Commodity Marts Slow In R ead in g
Decontrol Board’ Decisions
lit
F rom
—A racount began today which will
■h-ia wtwther Oovamor Charles
Data or Representative Sherman
Adams will ba lha Republican
nominee ter governor. The recount,
which- hod been ygquMted by
Adorno, may not ba finished until
tomorrow. .Adame’ margin of de
feat by Data In the
« prim-'
ary Ui New ItampriRrt was only 113
»
»
leaving
I ** l
Vi I uT11*11!11
yn %l. i - ui
vi’MI MltC - I
V*'*#*ciated I'fC**
liMn l *p r
III If. I l l :*t»*l Sly hdav*
tlint
a IttKI |t|
tally
I'lttallil
m.-ilmj*
■M
c'laiii* uni! l;tn y „ pf m.Iu, I
i ml' i
Tin4 *mglcr«
of I hr tllirc mini
Im>u i *L UFA i r lit
IrtgA will
gu buck i»n ineilt^ with p riifs
pcg||ri| nt. ar tliMir t.t. ItlfH4 til
|f V|*|4
|III* ihllf I ••Mt Mil4 **t»
■Mi'll1. l%ri * if t ftppi -f
!. Vt+*l*4'k ,1Mil 1131't 4 ill* I'll*
i ln'4'M ft111!l#rt I t !
tgrilM .1'
tail
’- i
*' l*4*ett
i M il i tin y
Ha
t« .Mi t,» hiiv*4 b*<m
M l» tuout in
ll**i
ft»n:t*
Tin* N e w
v
with
11 laIt I I 4
A**
lb i f .
IT.
I
fin'- i t . i l *4
u^ittn l
l|: i i i tp - h i » .
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•I n l l l t l ' l l
I f|14 WUa IIm lltilp
I muf 111|f i*| 3*'
liuip
■uii*nt
ir
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11a i tt |
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11! iail
Stittrv
h* 1144* ’milt*
Vui*uiluvii.
giuitnr t.aiil
flit |M|HHy*
n*#lr'i
Mm
•A
VA llenefits Will (in
To
... .Persons
.......... Living
In Occupied Nafions
PASS A (sR II.l.F
IIK A t’ ll
A uk J I . iSjM’t uiIi
li>
hi If in i,ni,mY iH*t‘ upu*il * «»n frt r t*T I 4 ih Ml It Arinttoi tins M 4 slip
I 1 1 '* nt of tin* AM# »» »i l •
thllltlK thf
Itfl’l Iliirl l'4'M*’flf
'►* % i
wiihhrhl nut i n**w i i t *t n- |»nv f*-i * r r l*uh*rkl Itn 1
*. ■44f
n 11*h l it n h it It vkmilt) h a v ,, h *-*•4 I s1 .., 111 11 n Pi **U! „ N \
t iin ii f roiii Palr^iiijr*
1 1 # *.im
paid lht*m^piii%tdinK th«*y »v r.
ann*'1
nut ilUluyul |«> flu* Unifi^tl Slw!***, Ui 1? flip rtniMl Fy Is an
4 imp
it pr.*M*n( llr ».
i t »*
thp Velftttfu AtlmiiiMti attuti nn
ori* tx’lnt; *h«iinvit| *1
rtiiufteiHl Indny,
lll«- l|i*rly and pnifiert) In lit*
Thr?** pay nimt h ui^rt* uuUmr tlrltuh imperial policy
iz«d by on Act of Pongrrsa
•lnt«*iiuttinnjD
which I'rm lik iil Tiunmn h«4 Ju*t
signed. Aluuit 10,0(10 individual
American
»ii* involved.
a!t (1 from
?in- \i j(»A
»’
• hnaK‘3 mark* 1 i"<lnv iunl
* MimniiiK piuvv
v%il Ii 1»•vt
ah*- t ii!t !*4 and
ili*+E|» w»*n*
Imva»■1 (ilitlii pi trr * .tl * liicliK"
u i*m» ip lit tt and l hi* tiiu r ktil w*i4
shjjlilly ciinfu4t*d vvInn il firm
•ipciifd
Thfii* was tin tiadiiiK
in wheut nr rye, althmiKh c«*ilniK* an* «»ff lh*»«^ privlncls wIihik
with ntriL uatf ami barli’ y. Thcs*4
ei
and pare at the t'J'I.UIKPy hrunse
doors wjiich were copied from
Ghiborli's in the Baptistry in
Florence.
Th-> ncilisinu once eoulMUie<l
fljiuo.umi w trlh of art tr'easureNo two rooms W'.'ir alike. Theie
was a Jupanrse parlor, a houdn'tr
o f choKv inlaid with ivory, n Imth
room of silver and mnhugunl'bul Intern rs and furnishings were
auctioned o ff some years ago for
MA.00O.
Among the grout visitors who
once, were onWrlained there were
Winston Churchill, T h e n d o r e
Roosevelt, Gen. John J, Pershing,
Herbert Hoover, the kin^ and
queen of the Belgians and the
present [>ukd-.of WlndFJr.
It was originally a twln-hoUse.
The northern hourr was demolish
ed years ago and a depart ment
store stands llsire now. The late
Brig. Gen, ('cine)iua Vanderbilt
told the remaining portion tu I f Id
lo the English branrh o f the fam
ily and the site la baing leased
from the -Willlam W aldorf Astor
Estate.
Thrj place reputedly cost W il
liam Vanderbilt >4.000,000. A bril
liant Teceplion for 8,000 guests
\i «
Y o r k . Am- 2i. 'd*t
I i.;ii b Ed Mi’ K'.-cViu o f tin- Chi
in’ll University foolliall team *;i>
that \|my i* in (or a couple of
Iviiliugf, on tin- grldiruo tin- full
MrKi’vvcr, who' Is llllollltg ill
tin- i 'kbihoiitii Coach,*- As„n-i,i
turn clinic was i|utik (■> declare
Ihrtl b*. letim isn’t one lo iieui
i lie
' iliV’l , .
lie
uiliied “ It ii I
Army won't lie r u n n i n g and
thr, wing at 17-yeat-obl (lib anil
I C's III.* season. There a ir going
In U men arms* the >ei iiiiinage
line front Ibn* lllaiiciuuil - Oil l
tilcn lb*via.4*
MeKrever went on l « say. "I
dmi'L believe any team tu the
country idaying u niujcr •chediile
this year will go through unde
rrated This is n year you can
lux* etory game yon play if you're
not careful.''
t lie
11 •
Iimii
IMcKcever Says Army;
tv all
Is In For Beatings ftitnv««*•
mci niitxinmin
Vanderbilt Mansion Soon To Be Razed
To Qiake* Room For Office Structure
pire on railroad* and real estateThe house soon will lw reduced
to rubble and on Its alta will grow
a llt-slorv building, to- be built
by tile Metropollton Ubi InaOrance Company for occupsncv by
the Croweli-CoUier I* u b 11 ■ h ing
Uetnptkny and a bank.
And so will pas* the last of
savan imposing Vanderbilt mansiona that once were on fashion-
.i
O’ In .j|h_rii«*i ri’lfl
*1,111*1 l Its* taauaa
1‘ a l e s t i m
Proposal Made To
I n c o r p o r a t e Red
(Voss Into U.N.
itipnmTrrrr
^ iv- f.it m am!
. ♦ u\
liiiH U**»n
i * uf fcitmcka
i. U f« T-paprt'in on
It tli« ijjfit** 11nit*.
tM»
I *ft M,i*>i»i y k
mlhlaii
tingry
1 AMHUIUGK. England
V
Survivor* m addition to Mrs
Typical items listed were -I
lliaiiiin include two other ilnugh- which cest 41C.dll to fU lo n i i|, 21. l/lt— A jrroposal to in. nr
ters, Mrs Jesse T. Cooper of At- not! of which SO pairs are in pnrate the Iteil Cros, ml., il
United Nations
was pn -< ■ •
lantn. Ga. and Mrs. 1^ S. Leach. order: variom types pf *h*“
today to the Inter uationai I n'
uf Cothran, La.; two sons, 9lup»y pads at 113.00 each, blockln*
>•
T. Nutting of Savannah. Ga. and a|
earh, Jerseys and paid, AssiK'lafion. The idea wallarey E. Nulling o f New York ni f7.R0 each. Other llem r 'vn ■ forth by C. G. Ilehn. a Lwuln
City; two sisters, Mrs. H. E. socks, scpirorts.'khlney ends, t'hic- lawyer who addressed the a»*n
Sink of Grumsboro, N'. C. and tice pants ami jerseys, shin guards ciation. He suggested that •!'
\Red' Cross might form part
Mrs. It. E. lllshor of Montgomery. f „ r lincOiru six frolballs at *1 '
Ala.; seven grandJaughtars. Mrs. rneh fur practice, adlu-stv.- I j |>K. S. Jeltrop of Lai chin nnl, N. V.; <fpi worth), uml first alii "ipnp
Mist Bonhey Nutting of Savan- m*nt.
nuh Ga.; Miss V.rginia Nutting
Cred (Janas, assistant
Ii.
of New York City; Mrs. HLward , a||, , hn, ,ir WB, f)w i
i„ u
Grupe of Grantwood. N. J.; Mr* |(|
Charles Thorp of Atlanta, l.a . „ tlM.IWP> utll| predict*,) lha*
h
Miss M aigntrt la-ach* Atlanta, ( ’plery Ked* would g it into ".’"Oil
Mrs. Aubrey Williams of Douglas. ^
(
, hap#_ Willie. Anderson
Ga ; four grandsons. Jack E. Uaw to|(| of ,hp ,lrw .thedule which
son of Brunswick, Ga.; William wm
jlkr|ui|v
Ktorida
Mdit.tr>
C. Hrairftn and A rlh cr liranan, ^ fatjCII)y B( St. I’etershurg mid
tl<>DIE* T K A N S f d t H n i .
Jr. both o f Emory University, W (nUr c ^ e n . Gtslnn Rme). centQ1BHALTAK, Aug
31 id’ A
Atlanta and Sidney Nutting, Jr.. ^ >mJ N „i|i, Trapp, tackle, were IXHlglo* C-47 plane today traiuSavannah, Ga.
Introduced aa members of the line ferred the txxtlea of 37 Amcrkait
Eur.jral »«rvk es will be conhkh w „ , arfril|tP
l«H soldlrra and sailors to the Ameri
can National Cemetery In Frau r
F. Ilssky W ight »h o has been
away on a two weeks' vseal ■>(>.
wo* welcomed back by Edward
P. lain#.
Holme* Melton. n.*i«tant state Legion adjutant, was
welcum*d as a guest. Ed K>.Hding.
who introduced Coach KetGes, " - 't
Ily ALLEN FISH Ell
in charge c# the prorram.
t
Al* Newsfralures
NEW
YORK—A
v e n e i n' bbrownsluiie mansion, its V irh am i
ilignity now in shar|i cotilrii-t 1
Blanks to be HIM out by vrti r- the crowded commecialisiti o f bu-j
oils for unused leave lit accordante Fifth Avxi., will Ite rased 04*4*11 * *
with Ute Armed fbree* Leave Act make room for a f 4,000,(MH) offi <•
of JM>. are nav available at the building. Thereby will end on
Post Office tt wm announced to
other chapter In the slory of one
day by Postmaster J«1 8 Field of America'a great family ilym lies, the Vanderbilts.
Kings and prealrk-utls, the ty
coons o f a by roue era and the soROME, .Aug,
| l-m r-A IU ed .rial arbitera o f a day hmg pa a
military polio# are said to harp unce walked Ihrough th- nimble
begun a Urge acais roundup of vestibule o f the fabulous house
Allied iliw iu ti and escaped war at Fifth Ave. and F ifty-first St.,
priaoner* Bring with Italians in now uverahadowstd by the tower*
r f Rock feller Center.
Built In tha 1Kao's, it was opul
ently furnished by William H.
Vanderbilt, son o f sturryvi-sg -'I
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
—who pyrai
pyramided a monk.il em
S**urc«M
t > ■ t iiimm n
it -l,ft toll l*|Hi|l»*te m|
| n | If* j|t
*ii t k i n g t It c g t ii 111 f a it h it f t It»'
l{i*;s§ in 11 -»Ivi in tun I'f* I
Vi i n v v In ch h e *anl m i n e f *«**v-t
\Vn*hmgton‘*
Railroad Police
Arrest Man Wanted
By FBI For Thefts SKs* A‘ “£ * X ‘ W .4S“ tf i-s-* *fr «!>«:• . . .
Federal
authorities
arrived
yesterday morning at the San
ford Police Station to take Into
1 , in,
I ii* i if at mint
Football Equipment Displayed,
Explained At Kiwanis Luncheon
Bulgaria
*i *rtihK
r••t trpit ra
i h MI|U|1'<h .
t
Vimi in ;Ut
J'l’
ill
Ui« if t t hill at
t \IOi A * Mill
Vtii r**11 1»y M it x. va«! 11 \\ r ||«, itfill I1tit' y [
f*»r tlie
I litliart
lliver
( itiiirTeagu e c4>rn|iTi3ie4| uf git»W4'r^ wI ij
rnutiomsl (hat $urh a
• hfulfi nut ht> umh*rtakr*n imi )
full ruruiiiU«raliun he given from
an engineering alami| u.nt, up ui
ll« effect uit citrus grove* in the
liulian Hiv#r vicinity.
W. A, Leffler,
niaringei *»f
Chase ntul rom pany, « ls « *»p|M*,iNl
( wattnttri! «m Pan# M&
U.
T h e , P r im e M t h i.t e r o f A t*
”
-L m iiii, I'H ivyr I ln.vlm , U nJjiy--. * .
ile n iitjtilc ii I In ti l lte ile le jfn *
•tt, Imlil yesterd ay—nfl--rni»un
T o u r t rrmr,r*:inirrT~ EiUftntTr-; ‘ nr
the Muyfuir Jinn
MaVnr II. Jilitii'* tint ,t-|>..1 1 1
that ac.-nrding In lii* estimate,
flood waters during tile past '3i
year* had coal-the City o f Sm.
for,f ill excess uf gblltJ.tHlS.
Jtilin.-.
j
j.
«idiiti|( litdnw fu r
!
Rrartlmi fmm im*n nt 1 lit? men!
inthlnliv WsiR altmiftl rn littly tin
favorable, with dirt* prrdicthm*.
frum many mImiii! ihi* hl«i k nuir
lift
Utjt* nfficial,
hnwfVrt,
Jack
Kruiiiit
president <»f the Na
titmal Afoul Industry 1 tnincil
•a i d
Till* Ij4.*iin|% i l w i r i i m
w ax
1
a j
nmroiri*ttu» one
\ *’l all inCJit <
men aifcccd llmt lit*- iftiVcMMticni
Mill hay «* In take -*lrict ritfnrcc <
incut litra$unf« t«* make tin* fon* |
(nds
stick
and
altll
ket+p
(h»*
black market at hay.
A
luhnr
BptiktHfinnn
—
Halnh
llelMein — president of tin* UlO
Packing iitiuvt Wtifkcra — 'Iff* \
cfilMfl talk of 11 revived black !
market hy jurying
“ lt*s strict• *
Iv phoney
The black market j
never was huge enough tu make
a mitkcabb* dent on our re•mirces (if livestock.
It was
TO J(KT MCCORD
bully booed hy the big pucker.*
ROCKY MOUNT. Au* '3 l - ( , p j - to place the blame for artificial
on
little
melt
who
A Dudmi Red Box {jiritiliaitd Is scarcity
certain tu eatablUli a new ntrlkr- weren't there."
out record for organized boarball
tilts season. Hotilltpnw Mill Ken
nedy of the Rocky Mount. N. C,
PILOT. CO-PILOT KII4-F4I
team of the Costal Plain league
lias now 417 -strikeouts lo his
MOLINE. I l l , Aug 31— UP)
credit, I 1 te recognized record far The pilot and i-o-plkit of a ctiar
organltrtl ball U 4IB, MlublUlml lem l passenger plane acre kilted
by Virgil Trucks when lie was wltn today when the plane crashed
Andalusia of the Alabama-Flori while attempting to make an em
da league In, 1333 Trucks now Is ergency landing at ttie Moline, Illwith tho Detroit Tigers Kennedy airport. Ten of the 33 passengers
has won 33 and lost three thU In the plane were Injured, but
season, has t> ahulouu to ItU credit their Injuries ware not serious
and turned 4n M strlkrouLa tn one Two babies were among the pas'
pengers, but warapT hurt.
;i
;,
- t
. . .
; , . ’ , ’ .* ’ ,
.{59 W l(‘nuts To
Be Removed From
Subsistence Rolls
�WEDNESDAY, Aug. 21, 1946
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PACE T W O
Veterans First
The Sanford Herald
iu w scn iP T io.it itA Tt
C n a b b la A iv a a n
arrttr. w**k — —
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aha i m u i i - M » • ______
ir t O a a n U tar tka pars*** *f
laa lawea, will a* r k i r , t l l*'r
n i k l a i • liift t e l'm ralr>.
llt t l
X t m ia M r
H r»r»***t«•< lav-. if*raa-ala T k , Herat*
Ilia aallm al 11*10 mt ad<*rllalaa
wee a n u la la la *0 la Ik* tare-III** la Ik- — aalar wllk
“ *“ l k r a la u r lm la L'klraaa
PARTY
WINGS OVER EU RO Pr-1946
OFFJCIALN
TO M K IT
P A R IS , Aug. 21, (A1) — Repre
sentatives of labor parties of 17
nations,
Including
the
Untied
Staten, will meet here Aug. 36 and
37 to establish a common socialist
policy toward Franco Spain. The
American Socialist party U to be
represented by Phil Heller.
is resell inn the vfist stores o f war mnterinl under its
Jurisdiction* wlthfiut~proper^iTKfmt for vetei^HS* Tirinrity
rights to these items. A recent criticism wns directed to
management of a sale at the CurtUs-Wright plant at
Heaver, Pa., Invylv'lDK $2,500,00(1 worth of nur|>|tet pro
perty, including machine tools and office' eiiuiiaPtml.
In veterans’ publications and local newsoiipcrs it
has been claimed that non-priority holders were per
mitted to buy up Inrge stocks while few of the 700
veterans present anti entitled to priority choices, were
able to procure what they wanted. In this case, as in so
many sales being criticized, advance permission, it is
claimed, was given illegally to noirveternns to examine
the offerings. As the at-the-plant sale is a new technii|tie
recently adopted by the W AA, this latter charge Is seri
ous.
. . ’
The public is aware that tremendous waste is in
volved in this rebelling of war's surpluses. But citizens
of these United Slates want the veterans to be the only
gainers in such operations. There can be no more serious
charge against public management than that ex-service
melt are unable to obtain these left-overs of war.
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M A N IL A , Aug. 21, UP)— The
Philippine Military Police tu\H
rushed a company with heaty
weapons to a village In Pa pi pan ra
province where 60 inhabitants are
said to have been massacred by
a band of raiders today. One
resident ol the village who cacaped
said Ills entire family, wna slain.
Y O U 'R E T E L L IN G M E!
— ly WIUI AM RITT —
Centre! Preu Writer
TH B FIRST ROCKET to bo
sedtTfo the moon will contain
mlco, predicts a Jet-propulsion
engineer. Wo wouldn't knqw
wby unless It's to prove or dis
prove that old legend that the
satellite Is made of green cbeeie.
t i l
B retil btr a new tuper-luruil•
out hotel etop s 2.100-loot
mountain. Thu murt be whit
they mean by high living.
I I 1
WEl)N8pl>AY. At^jUKT 21.
FILLirlNOS MASSACRED
■ Residents of Hot Rock, Ind., re
port seeing a 20-feot python.
The Russians nrc reviving the old Idea that thoje may
bo life on Oio plnnet Mars. I'rof.* tf. Tlkhov, of the Knzakli Academy of Science, is the newest advocate of the
theory, basing his belief on Mars' well-known changes of
color throughout the year, pnrt of it being green in sum
mer ami brown in winter. This would argue for vegetable
life, but bot ndcexsarilV anything more advanced. *
«
Th,‘ .friginal suggester was an Italian, Giovanni
Junior Is spending bis vtc»-
tlon listening TtoTOorea* of!
broadcast programs d a lly .* la 1
fact he’s almost aa full o f radio-]
activity as aa stom'bomb,
t i r
It 't eery to get year picture
In the ptptrt there deyr. Jurt
rttend u petty given by the
Getuons.
\
I «. I
.
,
Wt>v* a South Amsricon lad
develops ambitions to become]
president he first joins the army.l
T
I
I
••^A silent vacuum sweeper bee
been Invented, we r«4d. This is
going ‘to be tou/B on noseyneighbors who'll have a hard
tlms finding out If the lady
nest door Is working or loafing.
Orville W riglil, Inventor o f the
airplane, celrhrntril In, 76tli birthday in
day.
Dayton,Ohio,
tin-
other
You wouldn't think that tmv
Yugoslavia would have (hr nerve
to deliberate., aiiuiKunue tho
United Stnte., and tit rat iliitiiiti.
An.l it wouldn't if il didn't have
A former f ’ l t >-nr ia teen
student t * »lifie , hi- r e c e n t l y
bought aircraft radio rituipmvui
valued at 61,()00 for l<i from no
Atlanta Junk dralr-r. It's n goud
thing the tuxpnyeis have got lot,
o f monuy.
Now the former king » f Italy
knows whsl a liouilng shortage
Is like. Victor F.inmsnuelr was
recently evicted fruin tbs palace
o f King Karuuk uf Egypt lo
make room for the 1‘an-Arabic
conference. Wonder If he brought
hts pup tent with him?
Mr. Byrnes Fitfhtn Back
NEW YORK IIIU M .II TRIBU NE
PrenidentH’ Soiih
A collateral descendant of George Washington,
George T. Washington of Ohio, has been appointed a*. "
sintant solicitor general. Thu first prififttiinl had no chijil- r,
run, buv-a-oe{*hovkT—RiihIh *wI- W nshtmrtoTTT-wnn frnmrrt 7n—rr iiufiT KSvc to -PTK
tfoi* VarTTTyr nrul' il ha, every n-n*on
—n tin- vlctur, and the va n -, for making that plain ' lu-yond
him as lustice of tho Supreme Court, ami is buried at
ipil-lird hut l«-lwren (he victors nil >|ulbhlltigs with ‘‘democratic”
Mount Vernon.
— between, in short, I word,. Out the polemics, even
Lincoln's son, Robert, was secretary of wftr under tlieuiielvea
R u ssia and the West. Yesterday, if unavoidajde, are olivioiuly no
Garfield and Arthur, and president of the Pullman Com n<s Mr. Jnn Masaryk threw up help toward the real business of
pany. Had he wished. Jit* Could have gone far in politics hi? hand, in sarcastic " h e - ; this conference. That i, still not
as the son of the Great Emancipator, hut he always uililvtinent” Ht finding (Jtreho- i to make propaganda hut tc
Slovakia nrriilgned ns a cu lp rit! make, if poiaible. a Russo-Weststeadfastly refused to capitalize on his name.
defeated Hungary; ns the srn peace. That can only be
In general, however, history lias Shown that either by
Ctt-eks boiled with indignation done by getting through the
presidents have no male children, or the sons do not go .over defeated lluliqaria'i; calm *<m l» and tactical battl*, and
far in politics. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.'s- politicfll career deiimml to t western Thrace, and down to the hardpan o f what
was cut short by defeat for the governorship of New ns Secretary Byrnes's patience the Soviet statesmen really want
York. Richard Folsom Cleveland was a delegate to a (which has never been limitless) anil what they will <>r will not
under ,
barrage of accept ns n basis for agreeDemocratic national convention, but turned to the Repub ‘‘■napped
Bbtls,) mu! ml sir presentation1' in ment.
licans later.
which (he United States has
----------------------------hren
Surplus Military Aircraft
May Be Craihsd for Tests
Hillnran Dsalh May Affscl
CIO's Left-Wing Clements
Specie/ lo CentreI P re u
The State o f Florida's building
program is expected to reach IT
„ million dollars during the* com
ing year. Included are a new
• WAflHINCJTJN The slrcrsfl Industry, Including aero Insurance
people. Is Interested In reviving, a recent suggestion that surplus
military aircraft be crashed deliberately In a program to study
elructural weaknesses and the problems of fire following accidents.
C A A suspension of ths use o f Constellations after the Pennsyl
vania crash o f one of the big planes gives renewed Impetus to the
Crash last Ides.
Proponents admit that It would be expensive -C A A originally
rejected the plan for that reason but they say
that It would be lest costly now than st any other
time since the planes Involved would otherwise
be used only for scrap metal.
■
Supreme Court building, Univer
sity o f Florida, Florida State
College for Women. Florida A.
and M. College for Negroes, Chat
tahoochee, Statu Prison Farm.
Florida Indjutrinl School for
Boys, and a number o f smaller
projects.
______
An ex-til artilleryman attend
ed the peace conference in Faria
the other day for the first Urns.
It was a sort of » slumming
expedition for him. . Bat after
listening to the arguments pro
and eon fo f a couple of hours,
ha btsw off. " I f it waa me,”
ha Is quoted by the A P as
saying. “ I'd Just tall ’em to (fo
to hell." And that's about tho
way the average man feels about
It these days.
Currency circulation in th<
United Stetee is still Increattng
despite political pledges of a bal
anced budget and a reduction >f
government debt. Total circula
tion last wosk was |3a,350.000.00C
k as compared with 627^60.000,000
on* year ago. These fteures com
pare with about 66,000.000.000
at the height of the boom In 1023.
k J # other words, there It more thin
ygjqv*
** much paper money
i. drculslldn today as there was
I yean ago.
"WoUd, s t r a t e g y ha* not
tanged since then, (the day*
ben IllQer invaded the Rhnr.
UStrie; the Jape, Manchuria.
hawdown—and jew. If
ths first aggressive step
taken, there wtll.be aa
d that flrat step will not
IF Russia
as
an
ogre
n( . .
.
,
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VULCANIZED TRUNK FIBRE CASES
28” Pullman Case ...........$10.02
26” Matching: Case ............... ..... ' 8.22
24” Matching Case
• W a s h in g t o n IS. WATCHING’ the turn of events In Puerto
Rico when Jeaua T, Ptoato take* ever In September as the first
native governor In the history of ths country.
it Is believed that he'will carry out Ut^ *am# program startsd by
hla predecessor, former brain-truster Rtaford Tugwell. Pinero Is
known ae an honpat. sincere man with liberal tendencies.
Prior to Pinero's appointment rumor* wen circulated that he
belonged to the Communist party and therefor* would not be named
lo the high insular poet.
Plntro denies he waa or la a member of the Communist party.
The governor-designate Is a wealthy landowner and sugar planter
and Is expected lo use his poat to help better the condition of hla
tumble
There bt
Observers think that the cUisenry of, May * district will more or
lesa regard him aa having, been cnmUted.ta Woffington, hn other
words May, tbs “political king," can do no wrong la the books of
7.08
F ed era l T a x )
300 S A N F O R D A V E N U E
pleasant sme/ling
xcrarro
mierr
a tm u iiT
the small states under their
Influence; It
con
it has used the conference rostrum as a means for
twisting
thoT *W**tern
Western
twislinr
all the
Phrases
. 1 . ___ a
1 1 1 .:- .- .
a
*
ie ^
about liberty and freedom Into
an attack upon the West; It
haa made Its own propagxnds
flank drive for tho advance -of
the Soviet Interest In Italy, tho
Mediterranean and elsswhera. In
answer to what looked like
power politics on the part of
the West, lha Kremlin has play
ed lie own peculiarly . naked
brand of power politics for all
It la worth.
No doubt Mr. Bymao had to
reply. America (a not ahd need
not be ashamed of her »iU|>Uve-«;
while the business of calling a
sped* everything from a rose-
Prevents Insect Bites
P R O T E C T IO N
a gain st B itin g FtUs,
M osquitos, Gnats, F leas a n d 'O u g ffe n
IN
PLAY
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ABOUT
• DESPITE THE UNFAVORABLE publicity Rep. Andrew May
(D ) of Kentucky haa received and is Uksly to re
ceive In snowballing proportions because of hts conRea. M #
neetton with ths Gsyssoa paper munitions empire.
..
political observers aae mu# ehanoe far hla defeat
Utm§
in the
A# Ham*
( A l l Prices Include 2 0 'o
the ttue uligntnent o f force—— — br-tnmo too obvious for furth— - , M A N IL A , Aug. 21, (/V)— The
comment. The one really useful Philippines Society
of
Mining,
function which the conference Metallurgical and Geological En
ron serve is to assuage, so far glneer* announced Uxlay that ur
ns possible, the central conflict Milum has been found In extensive
between Fast and West; and so quantity
In Ilambale* province,
for. adm llliilly. It has marie a Uranium Is the vital component of
very, poor start on that UiE.
I Hie atomic bomb
. . . . . . .
, .
I There wan comiderable Interest
thJe f r Pw * 7 “
. in mining cl Ile a over the report
that It was not earlier appre- of
Roman a u n m Uiet
tinted that thi, would Ur the
central function, o f the conferj—
ence. I f It hail been the cunference might have been better
designed nml-lwttey equipped In
^
R
j
Supporter* o f the scheme claim such research
•would
THEbeDEATH
OF Sixty-passenger
SIDNEY HILLMAN
may
valuable.
transports
have
repercussion*
left-wing
now serious
ars common
on the for
airlines
sml element*
100-pas
of
the* CIO.
not asoon
Communist.
Washington
senger
ships Although
will be along
BackersHillman
of the
generally waa
regarded
peacemaker
In ths
crash-test
proposal
wantaatoa study
nre Itsanrda
CIO ranks and worked
for problem!
harmony Involved
between In
thethe
leftcrash
and of
rightand other
one
wing feettone. \ o f these sky glanta.
Ilia death may have removed an obetade to a long-rumored effort
by CIO President Phil Murray to rid hla organisation of left-wing
elements, burtng the recent executive board meeting. Murray
dipped the wings of Harry Bridges,, Longshoremen's leader and CIO.
regional director for California.
Murray spilt California Into two CIO districts and took away from
Bridges the Important southern area. Moreover, Joseph Curran, boae
of the National Maritime Union, w u named to the CIO Political
Action Committee. Curran has been engaged la a Utter fight
against communists In the NMU and recently emerged victorious
in -a union'elec(leu.
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capitalistic exploitation from Uranium Is Found In
.PhUHpine Province
. Russia Is fussing about getting
control o f the Dardanelles so
that in case o f w ar she can
Wove her war ships into the
Msdlterransag. When tho next
war comes around warships mov
ing through' the Pardnnell—
would l>e sitting ducks for
pictured
One Negro Sought
By Posse Gives Up
At • Jackson, Miss.
sheet
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Music
Bobks
•nt ootddoo, b ftu r cm end with
your sporting gtar, and have no
fiardfaitatfr bgga -tiWat for child
ren’— safe for baby's tender sltla
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W E D N E S D A Y , Aug. 21, 1946
TH E
SANFORD
H E R ALD , SANFO RD ,
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PAG E
F L O R ID A
THREE
inifrt.utr
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In t
liitlirr
Mr.
Thelma Smith will lx- matron u!
honor *and Utc bridesmaids ■will
Social
And
S O C IE T Y E D IT O R —
Personal
C ecelia Tru lu cl:
In- Mbs Man, Touthton bikI ML**
Activities
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— T E L E . NO. 148
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MRS. R U T H ’ SCOTT ami MILS.
Tti.M HOLT, o f Jacksonville who
ha< visited freip-m tly in thi« city
ii hu/v grttillt; teudy to >ntvr
F.S.C.W. thi* fall . . . (in hel
v r*ii to Sanford lust wivk *h«ps.rch:v*ej additional .ilr o iM unit
shoe* to complt‘ >j her college
wardrobe . . . JtMNfY ING LEY
will hr home ihl* week from Aulium University u firr finishing
I l f wrote h *
MR. and MRS. F. H. STEVEN- hi* first year • .
FON who resin; at the MoMutr father the *chool hail "a wonder*
•Inn arc a nice add lion to Suit- fill al'iiUBspl.ore o f if or it spirit
*
rd society . . . Having mine which i* *o ilcsiraii!
The W A Y D K RUCKERS hu-t
om Michigan they pinn to spend
the winter in this city . . . lie returned from n varatiott in
la associated with Cordon It. El- Washington, II. C. ami thr cool
well of Orlando, u publicity cinl- N r C. moyntain* . . . White In
cern :. . . Around thr Post O f N. C. th*V saw . or heard from
M C K IN LE Y fam ily o f S*bfice y-arterday afliirmon .
. the
/ . i
i
1l * i c r t- i c n c
MRit. J. O. I.A N E Y splc and tpitn
In black and white . . .ch a ttin g
with C ity. A ttorn ey PRiTO it.
W ILSO N . . . A. K. IIOSSETTKH
busy read ny hi* mail . . , ItAN
fetorm-d - from
their
vacation
W R IG H T . HAY- SLATO N . I <■NK’ . . . MR, JAMl'.S RIVERS of
V U C K K It, JACK RATIO AN and fieoryfte, ’V atM i ; * l i Interested in
M A lW k W -O tillA M Sntifiml s up vsUttblishintr u radio station In
and i*'im^tic'|S| uiil- basil ■** met Thi* city, iv in town a« .1 truest
Cilslllw" wiilm^.* iloivn-innio stri-rl of MR. an,| MRS. .1. !.. IN G LEY
. . . MRS. f l l l Y w o o l* IH. 1,11-1 fo r se v e ra l'days,
aims IJAHRY a ml W A Y N E h.nj
We find that we ate sending
a peach o f a time at la v hen.h Tho.* Sanford , Herald, j ... lumc
very
lntere«Hny
people
and
the surf . . . They called on NH K place* ....... DR. E. D. MulU.KY
a rf
M ARTH A
A SIIR Y
while ut Raiford. Fla., MRS. GEORGE
there but ttrifcrtunal'-ly
found S. W ITM ER at ...........I I h ath
them out . . . MR. und MIL-!.
MRS. C. D. HATTERS' at
|3. D. R IS IIO P have leturpeil fmm Monticellu
R. G. PRESSING
Tne N. C. mountain* . '. . Thiik- at Cussailagu
RORERT M.
Iny that n buffet aupfer v o to DAVID SO N at Miami Reach
b-* served htit Sunday ev-miaa
M A lt ION GRHF.lt at West
MR. and MRS. JAM ES HIGGINS
Palm Reach
_ MRS. A GOOD
and MR. mil
MRS. H E N R Y
MRS
W IC flT II treked out to the M A N at Casudngu
Hern in-lie Cn ntry * tills in the
pouring down lain
' No »up
pet t-mtifht" thev wete tiiltl I
the ^ruup im'Arni, hut l**4 -n
ba nd nest Scnduy!"
Some « f
«
|^te you tut
Lot-
i*'
I\>i>r and nephew J. T.
rr- vtrJung relatives in
ti. V Walla h i m ! Lyon*. (la.
TBK. J A Y A M M A N , MR and
MRS. HKOUGIITON W A T K IN S ’
two lads • • . and many o t lr r i
. . . MRS. S A M U E L PULKSTON
and aon HILLY 11IIY A N T are
visiting her unclr N O R V K L HRYlA N T in Newport News, Va. for
■•veral week* , . . MRS. b. I,
LYN C H ntid *on JU STIN retui-i
ed home Saturday from N. J.
and Pa. . . . Efynute home they
visit-M friend* in Wathlmrfiin. D.
C. . . . MISS E L IA IIK T II W HIG .
IflAM and MISS JESSIE D U R
D E N have returned uftrr a two
.weeks’ trip to New York City,
Philadelphia, Washington, It. <\,
Asheville and Atlanta . . . P A T
R IC IA JO W ALLAtlfJ, nirce ..f
Friends o f Wallet Corson will
ti.'gret to. fiuirn that he is at l!;iv
Pino* Veteran Ifospital undergo,
my treatment.
WHIll CALIFORNIA AUTHORITIES were seeking movie and »t.i e -l
( ' i ad tie, he turned u p 'in New Ymk City following a ■
flight front the West Coast.' He is dining with his ic m n l win
Tmi-!, niter hi* nr rival. He (led to escape a m int contempt .L
fulfille to Day Iuj ex-ivile SSk2U7 alimony.
(fntcriiaiional l i
Henry MeLaulin III. son o f Dr.
ami Mrs Henry Me I an tin. Jr,,
underwent an operation al Ul«
Cblktrrn Hospital -School. Balltmore. Mil today
tcuain hCtuRU
polish
Mr*. Gertrude Gilbert and son
Roy and Mr*. J, M4 Stineeipher
mill ilauyhter Greer Marie have
left for , ("orntupiu Ileuc.h. where
they plan to spend a week.
Mrs J. O. Huff and Mm J I f
Hussey of Jack.'OnvlIle spent 'Puc*dav at Silver -StirlitKA Mr and
Mrs Huff sprit! Sum! IV III JurKsonvlllr as kui-Ms of Mi and Mr*
Cleorgr W. Hut!
FRMIAND aettr-t Adrlo Jrrgen*
displays one of tin* latest sw imsuits
scctj.oumml the n.ov 10 colony, li'a
a two-pireo leopard print with a
halter lira top and a wrap-around
tkirt. Wooden vvidgles with hlaclt
ribbon tic* cornptlie the chic beach
tluemble. ‘
tfalernatiuniil)
111 UMIMVll tU lG irf
1Word htLs been 1 ivei vet! o| Ukdeatli of M r* Evrlvn II Inubtit
In. Monlrrux Switn-rtanil n for
mer resident of smilmd slie wil*.
lire daughter of Col A \! Tlitasher.
AT A N fW Y O «k DOCK vs jtti his family after they ntiiVrd from Europe
iti S-ookav. St. tod.t- .1 |'<i tine o f hln u rlf a- 1 - •.• oit m WI and dew t i Ih-s fm 1 1 1. 1 le i« .1 h .m -tai»ln®
-I - '■ ti.nl "'.V
1J Alter hi* din rt.it ei 1n tin -P u l bte ronltn 1 . lie 1 1 rnmeil to 1 1.1 1 . 1
1 rd and raised a family. Online W o rld W a r II tie was picked o|
*
* W ins and put r«* w- ;k in a plane fartoiy Slo it v .Itei h* 0
killing 374 people i .p liim l t.y the Nails, hr » i - euti in cil 1 ■ 1 1
i!, ( D ie at rival uf A-m riiian tiiarp* saved Ins life.
1 1nl< riiudotiiit
Jimmie Williams
Celebrates Hirthday
.11 mm a- William - a as tioiooe-i
on lit* -e. mat hirthdav hv InitmUier. All* T-nl William* win
gave 1* |iwrtv Saturday aft 1*111001
at tin- William* home. 211 Mat! 1
Avenue.
"V ila
The tat le on winch the j?i(Vvete placed m u decorated w o'
n p nk and white hirthday eak>arourtd which small nirplune».w
illuplnyed atl'l later i|i»triln-te I ■-
Hrarh
MRS. A. C.
favors;
IKR, Daytona Reach
The hostess cerv-'d ice cream,
SCOTT, New Smyrna
rake and randy us refresh
LU C Y E. CREECH
fustine
MRS. J, hetnv *i"i*f"d by Mr*.
Rest
Mis* Outdo Caritm
! at Clrarmont
T O LA R at Ft. Myrr*, Mi.s Jean W Ilium*.
Guest* in -lulled Sandra
MRS. .1. E- SNYD ER
WiRtam*. Shea la
in
LEO NARD D-*tIIBY of Cassvllierry tick 1 Koignerson. Jam- Wi
Sur
Will am*.
K
. SHRINF.R pf Lake Linda
Mnr^
GEORGE E. HALMKS Gorrg of Plntnftrhl, N. J., 1
of
Elder
Springs
PVT. Meriwether, Larrv H a r t
rorert
u
Br a d b u r y
of Lrimv lltmrs, Doyle C u l l o n
New- York. N. Y.
MRS. If. my A'oung and ItnbUyLjiVi
Also 4II»* Jo An Sir
n. .MORGAN o f Katonah. N. Y.
.......
KEITH W F-STPHAI.
pf Ml** Marv Carlton. M as
Savaannh, N. Y. d...... Also U. C, Carlton. Mis*. Juan William*
Marv Jnnr Dnhsmi Mr*. 1
W I L E Y ,o f Savannah, N, Y.
F. It. CARPENTER. Syracuse, Meriweth-r Mrs. T. J. Wi
N- Y.
W, T. WIUTEIIEAD Mi* John D. Carlton. Mr*.
and R. 11 GUTHRIE of Savan Williams Mr*. Jay Y'ouiik
nah. N. Y.
MRS. L. C. John Kmler. Mrs. HhrnJv
mnl Mrs Lawrence II art* f
MERO of Liberty, N. Y.
N. Y .......... J. E. M ONGER and
I- H. STEEUE o f Newark, N. Y.
1
-o -riRation and arhitration a t - f I
tkl'f.
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Math* o f .lr*rtt»-y, Sltarkskitt, (iit iR h a m ami I'riiits,
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from
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TO T A K E A D V A N TA G E O F OUR
J I M M E It S IMS C I A L
One 8x10
Portrait
I ou have a real for
living . . , |bat's win
yau love a jacket
ray* uf mnl You like
Lrjvr -diuulilrit. roomy
poclvrta . , . in * you Itkr
romforl, Here it D, in
lire it outer,
60% wool, '40% llayon.
Sireg ID IO.
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itamaborg Settlement Horn
will tv- hr Id at
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Mrs. J. W. Levins amt Joe l e vlns of Chlpley, Fla are itumu
of Mr. and Mrs lien Wade. 610
Palmetto Avenue for wveral day*.
C I I A R t . E S RORIUNS. U S S
CAHOT. New York, N. Y.
The firsC^mlnimum wage
■-»
MRS. PAT LANIER of Hmlu.. was thr Nrw Zealand Irtdustiml
\e Ray mond Studio
S U U Bank Bwilding
Ttl.
1099
Donna
M e*
tlve
1111f friend* of ( h r - r»U |ilr Ute
in v ilril to ntlrn il thr irri'iiiunjf.
former!v nssipueil dutie- with tFv
U.S.N.R,
to tut
tfiw lrlla n
home ol (hr bride-clecf* parent.*
lor the hriil.it party relatives allrt
immediate (ri’ n(l>.
•
No iiivitutmn* are being issued
und . t o -it m
a* healthy and **“ «( hmkinit u
anv in the newe>i matt*
E LLE N LYONS, KAN IV E Y.
TH CRKTO N ell Ihl ten M A R IL Y N
M C D AN IE L, the M C K l N I, . 1
children. TOM M Y
K IR K L A N ft.
the W II E I.G II E I ttroup. the
CAM I'll E LL buy*. ROIH.N POT
Rote
Trrr sutrr of tin- brute-groom
•all: r»- thr flower Ctrl
Jar Mlkalu* at JncK.*onvttle will
t«u
bell tnttii anil the trooni*mrn include Franklin M rTrer bro
ther ami Ralph Ln.*.*1ng
BATHING SUITS
Values to |(l.lir» in Hilt’S
S2 to HR.
\
SKI IMS
�4
|irn|i«rty i1#*crlb«fj ib#rtln w ill 'b#
rnla *D Ih# hleh#»l bubler at 4b•ti«- ci#urt house 4**or on the firM
MoruUy. in Ui# month **f Nrptem
l.rr. t ill, whlrh I* the Ind day of
H#i>htphir, line.
|>at#d 0)1" Jl*i,da> **f July, li H
O. IV HKnNIMJ.V
1IATT1B BOSTIC DIES
QlfJItHD lo fit* Jour a|i|ieatBBic.
rlllie r per*nn»IIy or Ihmuuh your
n llo rm y . In Mid *ull for aheululr
Hattie Uostic (colored), w ife igvu rrr, with the unilentlunel Flirt*
o f Ed Bostic, died curly Sunday *»n or hefuie Ihe 21.1 day of
ttiurnine nt her home at 1001 Hejitrmher, |9t*
KXIM'I TK II A M I IIMI.'KII Mil*
W eal l?th Street. She wan CS hlltl il.| o f Annual, I I I .
year* o f age anil had lived Jn
11 l> IIFIIN IO IS
A « t'lel k of the C'ilrull
Sanford fo r more thnu 50 years.
I'oilll,
Ninth Jlid'i l.il I'lf.
Funeral service* will lie at 0:00
cult of Plocldn. 1 t»nd f'tl
F. M. Thursday nt the Alien
He nil not. I ’nfltlll
Chapel-A.M.K. Church. In addi
lly 14 I. tlCHIMl-K. I*., »:
tion to her husband, she i, sur t t 'I IM 'P ir c n l'li T MKAI.1
ack
m ath
vived by one daughter, Cathe- JTO
N Florida flank llulld'iiil
p it* McDonald, n nurse at the Orlafulo. Flit
Fernald-Laughtun Memorial Hx>»- A llo t n<y for Plaintiff,
pita), and one son, Jerome Hoi*
v o t h 'F. t o t m : t n
To- MA tt V Mil.WITH UTI.HMlth
CMItllITTT. sometimes known a*
Mil.WICK WFI.IMiltV 1 liltIBTrT
Tomatoes were not eaten Id-fore whose residence I* the Hlirle ol
Booth Carolina and whose ma'Bnr;
the mi-Mir o f the lt)th cenlury hc- address |a ,S'o. ink |>ai| Nafltl
Bit eel In the City of UlttrftvlMe,
c r u m they wore b elic v n l |ioi«oriHtale or Houlh Carolina
niis.
v * if Any: iiK R B iir n o t i f i k m
that there tore been Ir,-111 ut e.| and
l« now pemDng in llo. circuit
Court. Ninth Judicial Circuit of
Florida, In and for Hernlnole t'niinly. In Chancery, being Case No
to ll. « »||lt agelrurt you for ahsro
lute divorre wherein you, MAUI
Mii.\vi:i: vvpi.imuN cMHiiirrr.
■omellniee known as MII.WIIK
VVKt.llfIBN t'OBMKTT. are the defondant, and JnllN ftOV CtrltliyrTT
Is Ihe- Idalnllff. and at* abbreviated
title of the caae Is JlllfN lint
vs. At A It I
Y O U A R K IIK ijK U V NJITIFIFU CMKIty.TT,. Plalnllff,
IVKI.BMlIN CMIIIIKTT.
th a t' tlifti" ha* hr^n Irtalluiltal hu *\ Aftt.M FK
ktifiwu an XlJLW“ixh
la now 1 iw ru fP i in I hr Cirrult fftfnillim*
Con r I, Ninth Judicial CJrrult **f l\‘ i:I.IIM|tN ClIltllBTT. Mi'fendant
A Nit VOP AIIU IIUHUBV ItK*
Florida, in aiul for
Inole Coun
ty, In 4Jhhn»rr), h*-lff*c Cju»» N h , U C IIlKli to file your appearance,
SJJiif, n atilt n^aihal you for ,kiifc#4> e lllo r personally or IIiioiih Ii yoMf
ty|# divofik* whpiriii )*•»». V fliU lN * allot or r. In said anil for absolute
iA M AY CfttMW FLATnV uit- Hi** ,11, O f,. Vtllh Ibe underelsued Clerk
Clark
t o r l l K OF Apri.lt ATIOII
FOII T i t
WfTNRK* rn>
* «a l a! K.inforil
F t »ib U . Oil* 3)
K K X ytTTir
fM W ttK N C i:
l‘
Claim Iff. o
V I IIO I N I A
CIIOHH IM.ATT. Uefriidanl
A N D YOI
A Itfl M K i u i n
pu»-fj m («*• in iii«x [ittitip «<f Julia
Mattiia Knight
I t i Ip m »ald e trtiflriih •xli»ll be
(fiifFtlipil rtrc'iffilfif to law
\he
F U R N IS H E D gpartmenl. 501 W,
_#th fit.____ __________________
BOOM
for rent. H i t
Pink , phi,nr
114-W.
H ELP W A N TE D
---------------- — ■
— — — ------------- I V O U N G M A N , p re fe ra b ly single,
P IN E
CASTLE
Plyw ood
row j
between n g e » o f
IB und 2d.
Ixinli. nnd vee idittom sk iffs 1Home k now ledge o f typing nml
with iiir rot,Ini 'J eyllntier inim olAvciuug ilesiralitc l,at nm
Itonrii nnan motor*, i’r lw ran ge
nhxnlutely e**enliut.
(ioml op-
K.
Moore,
I’ n ltu laid certificate ahall l,e
rrdtritiKl according in law, the
properly <lc»crll>ed Ihocln will he
,.,|i| |n the h'ltheal hld.ter at the
the court huuae duor on the flret
Mnml.f In the month of Hrpl.rn*
Iter, 1944. which I, the Ind day uf
Hc|itf|ilh« r. t9t4
iM ic l Mil* » l * t <t*y .if July, left.
O. P. IIK IlS m iS .
t'lcrh thrcnlt Court. H*mInole t'ouncy, F lo r id * 1
M’lrx-ull Court Head
SlfTIf'H OP APPI.lt IT U lt
FOIt TAX I1F.FII
n i t m i l t 1T4»T OP 1903
NMTICK
IH
11KIIKIIV
U IV K N .
LAND. Deceased*, '
To All Creditor'it and Person* liar*
Ing Claim* Dr IH manit* Acwlnsl
Bald ISttfU;
Y«»u and t s fh of you arc hereby
hl\. att«irnry, and ary such claim
or demand not to U l«! shall be
%old.
itr n v j i h t i i i c k u a k d e
A* administrator « f the K»*
tale of K. I». Htrlekland. deceased,
notified and r «itilr «l to prwFut ««> w i r pubuciiton T/sr/n.
*
claims and tfemanda w hich you,‘.or
either of you. may pave attainst
a u n t y ; o f a r i 'i . i r v n o v
Ihe estate of K I> hTItlCKUANIb
m iii r u
dec rinwed, late of said ( *p tint>. to tlm 1!
i i i a p t f k tr*ar o f is m
Countv J u4r # of Hcminolc i ‘nun*
n o t ic e
ih
iif .m k iiy
m iv k s .
l>, Florida, at his office In th« That tl. IV. SPBNCKIt, holder of
m art house of said County at Han Tat Certificate No, H I, leeurd Ihe
ford, Florida, within alp hi calendar le i day of July A 41, 1911, hue
months from the lime of the flrp* filed name In fny office and ha*
ptihllcallon of (his notice. Kadi made applliatlon for a lax deed
to he U*urd thereon. S.thi certif
icate enihracea Ihe following lie*
scribed pm perry in th« County uf
Seminole, Htal* o f flnrWa. to-wll:
tails 1 2 A * to It A II lo 21
Mated Mile : l , i d,t of July, I9H.
to Ihr tifgh ^t blrtd»‘r nt I hr
ifip ruurt h"u*» door on iho flf"i
aiotuiajr in I hr itiuftlh of
iurr* i!»4fi. which la |k» 3n«l ftaj* uf
t'lark Circuit Court* Hein
imUr I’hfifily* Florida
M’ittuii Court .Naaif
^€ff»l«mhar« 1MI,
itai**l Ihla ? h l itaf of July. Sill,
V O T IIK
rt
a f r ir lC A T H lN
FOIt r\ \ IIHKII
I I U I T k l l IT4AT OF IK U
NOT1CB IH IIKItKMV fllVUN*
Thai l.l.'i: M C iilLh and M O lJalil
M<HJIt.ta,
OF
O. IV 1IKKNDON,
III.
w if.v
b o ld e r
«.f
T v
I’iirtifirdti "No: ^ l , ‘ ia»Utf4 111#' Ini
day of July
A* 1*, ISI|t. .ho#
fil'd fc-Hiiti** Jfcv »»> *'in?« mill ha*
inndr H|ipllrSute
1* turn drau
In Im» iMpinmt lii-rri-u,
Ha Id ce rtlf'
(•'flier e|Ril(;nPc- 111. ff«.ellflWll*a «!•-'
arrIbnl |ifnp4<rt> hi Ho i-huilty of
Hr mi in id i- Hrai*1 »»i Fboida. ( o - w it
K t M ft of X V. of
of N \V i%
of .NW S of H U 'S H.rlioj, 33. Tow n
tlaiiR e
II
b i l l . ---- i
Aeft.
a
Th«
or tint nabl pr<»p
arty utp|i"f Ihf* »2ilii et-i 1ifir.-ifo ia
Kurd wa* In ihe Ii*me of <U#yaland
i "ra w ford
Culfri# aaid ^#rtlfir*ilr » b « ll l»*
tvilvrtfird ari'ordlnp |o 1»W, Ih*
propalty liaarrih^i (h* frill 'w ill b*
"old In the b'R hrsi biddr-r nt th*llir rutjrl hoiiixr= door on tbr first
Monday In Ih* month of Haplrni
|ir|. l'*44. vih'fh la litr 2nd <l*»f <*f
Hrpi»inh*3r, 14(4.
I U U I ihla l l * l day of July. 1 »lt
(l I*. MKItNlKiN.
Clrtk i*ir«Tiii'i Court.. Hrm In r»|•* i %•tiii f v.. F I**r 141«t
(C m n it l *41*11t| K*-m||
BOIOtOW H E R E W HERE
P R IV A C Y IS RESPECTED
YOU It natuial desiro fpr privacy
in money matter* I. strictly
respected here,
Friend, and
relative*
are not
<|ue*tiuneJ
aimut your credit.
Your em
ployer or buxine** associate*
will not hear of your' personal
affair*. There i* no rauie for
embarrassment.
Reasimsblo credit requirem ent,.
%N « co maker* on money loan*.
Variable payment plan*.
F A M IL Y L 'lA N CO.
IN t'OtINTV J flM t lfH MOltltT.
Florida Bank Bld(.
Phone 3* MFlMINOI.i;
ft .t 'N T V , F U n t ll'A
*
FOR B A L K
TW O *tory three bedroom Imuso
on eomer lo t priced nt *7600.
RO BERT. A , W IL L IA M S
Realtor
600 Atlantic Bank Bldg,
Phono 732
Estate
H AN FO RD H A R D W A R E CO.
210 East First HL______ _
26 and 60 ft.
C A R D E N HOSE
H IL L H A R D W A R E CO.
301 East First Hi._______
IVeato-Cookera— T ric y d ta
Oil Stove Oven*
Darcy Churn*
Pint Thermo* Bottle*
Gallon Thermo* Jug*
BTANLKY-HOGBUS
_____ IIA IID W A H B CO._____ _
BIX lot* in the city limit*, dcsirnldtf for home site r>r Burdening
Price 11200. Phone 7H8-J.
Toilet Scat*
Garbage Cana
Galvanirod Sprinklera
B TAN LB Y-IU K IK R S
H A R D W A R E CO.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
12
S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S
SIGNH
Slinvv card* und poster*
-iD B B 'H filf!N HKRVICE
D. I.niitlrrs.s. Phone 1021
FL4K1R HANDING
ind flnithlng. Cleaning and w axng.
New floor* surfaced to perlection. Old llnor* made like new,
H. M. GLEASON
l-nko Mary, Fla.
R E N T A CAR
YOU DRIVE IT
' PHONE 200
STRICKLAND-.MORRISON
".D R IV K -IT , INC.
IN R llY IN G OR SE LLIN G
LA W N S
m ow ed.
Reasonable
R E A L E S T A T E - it pity* to deal
price*. Jerry Ix>rd, phone 7bHIhrough cipcrlrnrrd broker*. I f
you nave grove* » r tither pro W ARD RO BE trunk, splendid conilltlon. Oil) Oak A v c , ____
perly to market, »r if ynu are
youraelf in ft he inarkel. emitarl
MOTOR
boat hull — 14 fL
Wm. O. Hencher of C. Y. ilatrhGtbba Sea Dory. Hugh Tillis,
*ld*r, ZH E n »l Washington fit.,
2121 Magnolia.
_____
ELECTRIC npplisrire repair* —
Orlando, phone 0020._______
we repair w**himf machines,
GOOD electric *to\,y. Reasonable.
3 BEDROOM house priced |4,vacuum cleaner*, fans, mixer*,
600 to -$1,000.
R ep ly
Box
sewing machine*, T rotter- Ap*
G Q II c/o Herald.
Banco Service, 304 W . Second
ONE good sinsil piano and other
L, l*hone 101 U .__________
hauicheld girod* at 611 MellonS ARTICLES FOR SALE
ville Ave.
B N A P fiiiO T S —printed, deveiopS,
enlarged. We copy old photo*
graph*.
Electric Toaster*, $4.35
6 ARTICLES W ANTED
NICH O LLS STU D IO
II. B. PO PE CO.. I N C
220 M«l*ch Bldg., Phong 1150
regardles*
I’ L L B U Y your car, regardless
IM IT A T IO N
leathers' In m oit
o f age or condition. Roy Reel,
F U R N IT U R E - R E B U IL T
color* and large selection o f
801) W. 3nd 8L
. .
A N D RECOVERED
upholstery fabric* Robert
Your
-furniture will look Ilka
Brown, Sill 1 N, Orange 3-BU RNER oil stove with even oaw, w ill wear belter than ever
wanted. Box 1214, City.
Ave., Orlando, Fla.
whan our exparU rebuild and
W A L L ahow ca»* wanted with recover IL Only Uie finest con
struction material* uaed. Phone
PR O TE C T your
health — sleep
sliding doors. Phone 670.
1112 for a free estimate and
betterl Dependable m altres* re
choice o f meterlab.
,
novating I Box springs and In*
HANFORD U PH 0IJ5TEU T
f*crspring mattresses 'rebuilt! USED sink wanted. Phone 814-W.
Phone U l *
N ew nfattreise*. beds, springs! 7 Pets, Livestock, Supplied U O H Park A v k
Hollywood bcdil Bee our retail
E X PE R T filing of aawe, lawn
•tore and display room at
mower* and knives and i d » -
*
Fl«*ri*l«
Tbhl tl
WftEM DEMIS PAPlH i A
fRENCHMAMj ERRlBl'f’ED KlS
IV. HPKKCtnt,. holder of
Tax Certificate No. 131, Issued the
I M il«y o f ' July A, tl,., til l *, hiM*
sioiitr -Iri m i n fC r* nttdi lias
r«i.*dr« apphratloti fur a tax dtrd
i«, hr l*»urfl 4tns#*?ufi- Ka M (parlif*
i» til** rm hfnraa tho followJiiR d**«
- »d»*4
IR F ixArniy of
Hi fiiljioie.". Hintr of Florida, to -w ill
VV 1«5 ft nf R 34S ft »if N I#6
f! of M V k Hi'CtJon'li Tow n"hip 31
Hunt it ftiliR i l l l^uit,
Tlia wyafnairii-nt #f tfrin aatil prop' 1 1y under Ilia a*lt|- r#rtlflrnt«* lnaunl w »a in ilia* fialii# of * Colly
51'EAMBOA.T O H 'fH t WESER
R|M CD
HAPS-,
-
.
Ctil#»t aitld yr-rilflm la shall !>•
r*flri*m'd acr ofillna to law.- Ih#
piopt f l ) (Incrllim l Uirlritl ‘ w 111
*” iil lo lb*- hfubeal hlddn nt th«
tbr court lini|"« door on the flrat
Holiday In Mi# ittotitb of Hapiainh**r. IM(h which Is ih# Ind day uf
;-4«-j*( » InR-tr-r. 1(( |(,
Dalrd (!»(• H at day of .July, 1114,
ii
I* It F U N I M)N.
( "(fruit
Cm irl.
/
IS \< T R U E 'f H M '
L iq H -fM lH f* N E V E R
S T R I K E D T W IC E . IH
<RE S A M E P L A C E ?
Hr in*
Florida
IV.iir I H raM
of
A N IIH E W - M.
IIAINI.H.
Xwllr# la Cr#«|l|iir«
Tn
A 1.1.
I'KItHONH
M A V IN 'l
»*I.A I31H nit UF.MANDH VUAINHT
MAN* CHTATK:
Yt'U Hint r 41 h a f jriKi art* hwri iiy
tinI If ltd mnl I FiliiJr nl |n fib HUY
4 l,»fin* mfirl daxmanda whirb jrtm
r
#Mb#f nf i '«u tnny linv#
“•* Ul >»i tl.
in
Hi** nf fir# uf
Mfu
ll
\\ \Yni#t Ciiutify Judar nf
Hrmlttnli! C'Minty, lit hi" nfflr# in
lit*, I*..ur i l(<«|Pte it) Hanftird. F!**rblHs witiitn riftht ralmilar iimnlha
frum ih 4* |lm# <*f tha flmt public.**
linn nf ihla nullr?.. Kach rlairn nf
druiand * miiat b« In wrllinN and
r un I,piIn tha
fif fiaidffica and
prifil itfflrr addri*B« nf th# iflklwaiil
'ifnt miiat Ii# BWiiirn In by lb# rlalut««ft lil# na* (It nr alturnpy, ur lb«
(■ 11)0 "ball tin Vnid
MANY I*. IIA INCH
An K ih riilfli nf m M r»lal«\
Flrat tnofillcalion
14.
ro,,t same to my o ffler ano tia*
: m ,'i# apDlim llnn for a lax d#v«i
it, hr* ii^ufd liiarf^it Ha id e#riif^»*4- amlirhcya ih# follow ing dr•rtibad pfn y ert) fii Ih# (X »U iltf, (d
Mr mlnoi#, Kltilp of Florida- lu 'w ll;
XK4
4 uf MMU fier-ilun Is Tuwrn*
Milfi 21 Houlh lltmiip 3it F a «l ID
V f* .
Th# A#acflmimt of tha
k*j prop
erly pndrr llin as Id
Ilf l#alr laau#d Wfia' in (bu fiiiBia of W tnlcr
Fnrk Usrdrna It»c-_
.
Ctilaaa a*id i*#rlif l»uU* fcball b#
r#da4'tnrd a«'*o.rdirii* M» b * » T lb#
profierty t1a»rri|i**d thrralVi will l«*>
arsid !♦» tb# Ulcrh^wf iiiddar at Ih#
f| f (o iiit b*4ua# fywi on ( to tlrsl
Mufidity in (b# fi. »ti11* of Haptnii*
bar, 1*44, u hluh. i* lb# 2nd day uf
8#$*1 #ui bt r, i si i ir *
*.
Dated Ihla Slat day of July, 1344.
<> IV MKMxN4M»N.
FRESH milch cows
. springer* to product
than ever. Green 1
S
H E LP
W ANTED
H o - \< s t r i k e s T he
S A M E P L A C E M AN Y
T im e s >h So m e p l a c e s
THE O L D H O M E T O W N
J 6 S I& ,
V JH E R E S
B e c a u s e rf<
is a
,
W A R M WAfER
SEAL
STA N LEY
h
'
ATY N E W
X
IIA N K tN lt IrJii-A ItTM EXT
HTATK O r K U n t lU A
No. 439
O F F IC E OF O IM F T Itfll.I.E H
fA U .A IIA H ftK E
W ilt:B E A M . |iy tuiltsf*clo-y >vtJenc* presented l>> ths .indi lelMied
tl ha* hern m*«t«* to ntuo-ur i',*t a
banking eompany u*1*J•• lit* nJnie
of
THE FlTI/.eNfl IIANK OF
OVIHIM*. locate,! at o f IKpO Fl.oItltlA, and orannis-il u letsi
Mir
tetwa of Florida, ha* , nmijllau n Mb
all tha proitaluna rxeiutreit to l,crotnhiled, with
l,y
tha t U h k ln l
l a w , of IH* Hlute of F l u i d * btlore
a eampany ahall t>« auMii,cla.ot to
commence the huainsaa ur Hanking
N O W . TIIICHF.FOHK, I. J.
it
U S B , Com ptroller o f the ttlate nf
Florida, h r v In tie « f t|i- author !l>
vested In mo lif H rfile n 4131 of II,a
-Itevleed rlanernl KtaMit',* of Ftorl”
. . . i n.
it.-*
* I. _
lO T IV .'V .I
BUTTOH
* ** £ ^ 0** 11
THE PEEBLES 3 B T THEIR/dEW
Po s t w a p c a r -
THE LONE RANGER
I'LL T
HURW,STEVE! POUR ALLTHE
SAY. J
ACID OUT ONTO THE ZINC
WE 1
PLATES. WE HAVEN T
HAVENT!
MUCHTIME !*-=*—£
GIRL for soda fauntab at UnLOST A FO U N D
ay's 'plug Store. Part time or 14
‘ yoarm
S!?a*
photograph
LOST
Child's pet dog. Bull
mane i t
Terrier, ‘ white with brown
BE RAYMOND STUDIO
■pota, bob tall, license no.
Hate Bank Bldg.—Ph. 1003
$40. Answers , to name Bing.
PHOTOGRAPHS
BETWEEN TH0«
OUTSIDE AND
I'M ALMOST D(
REDSKINS
^15 G A S D i i — j 'y
WHERE D O
SN ATZY OL
IE YOU NEED
{ HITTER (----
v L iv E > r 7 T
E -B R Afa
) YDU
ANNO/
w n m B girl* for .ortin* laundry.
'THE W E S T
H iD IA M S E A L
IS U N U S U A L 1
S C R E W D R I V E R ? )£ .
13 r/ O T tC E S — P E R S O N A L
*41 PO N T IA tT fa r 9*1*. Good
condition, good tire*; Humphrey,
Lake Mary, r e .
.
■ W iC'
UEALDUS
BOA-fMEN
PESfROYED,
C A R --E X C E P T T H '
\ A / / A jt> O W S , C U S H I O A I S
AN O THE O A S T A N K —
REGULAR, tuslomern
wanted
far fresh n o n ft t g y •butter,
Rhone 788-J,
ta red*
A U TO M oi
U f Pe‘*"f Di<*
|U
L O O K ;--T H E Y
J U S T o e ?l i v e r e c > t
R E S T O F O U R A IE W
Clerk t!i|-rult Cniirt. H«minula C o u n t y .‘ Florida
(Circuit Court 8#al>
S
r
W
By R. J. SCOTT
.>tyri4 4i o r a p p l i p a t i o *
f o r T A X 4>F.y:n
. l l l k l T K I I IT-137 O P 1911
N trriC U . IH liK B U B V
MIVKN.
i ‘I n k
LO A N S M AD E
PltOM $IU TO $;iou
strict privacy; fast s e n o
FLO R ID A L O A N t o
102 Sanford Avenue
F O R B A LK
F IV E room bungalow on corner
lot can give immediate pomes*
, alon, prico (7350.00.
ROBERT A, W IL L IA M S
Realtor
606 Atlantic Bank llldg.
Phone 732
be
t'lrrk Circuit Court* H c«Inole County, d o r Ida
tCIrrnl t Court Him 11
LOANS
BLOCK of four loU located edge
o f city limit* iouth. Each lot
60 x 117. Make mo an offer.
Call 220-W.
IS (fc Stratton
property «|#M*rflf*d th* feli| w ill
PM'Id to, l hi* lilRhret bid«t«r At the
the rnort house do«f
the flrat
Monday In the inonlti of Heptrmber, IMS, which in the arid day of
H'-ptfmher, 1f|f«
l u H this 31st day o f July, h it ,
4’lkrk Ciravli Four!.
i*ount V,
UBKIliAU LK home 1’ . lots, "
bedroom*,
fruit
tree*,
good
neighborhood, piire() in line.
Phone 4!U M
Rave your portrait taken at
_______STUDIO
NICHOLLS
STUDIO
aeh DldCn Phone 11$9
Idren a apaelalty
If.
The aa»ra»m ent o f the said propu ivtrr' ftr* «nTr~r#rtirt#*T*
turd uii*» lu the name of H ibbard
a 11
K I- Caw# Iberry
rjilrwi eal«l err I If Irule shall be
rrd*-rli1:#l| iirriifrllriK to la w, the
r riy
sco n 's SCRAP BOOK
3 R E A L E STA TE FO R SALE
112 W. FIRST IT .
:hol* Bedding A Furniture Co.
8anford Msttreai Factory
Phone 1188 and 67&J
M 3SI ft of Ia»t I (teas M 41 f t ^ f
in ) liudxnt Park Plat Hook I p p «
IV m iltN l> ( »N
S«u|# Coiinljr*
' ■ " ' " l l Court Heat)
tl. Oil
. FO R S A L E
F U R N IS H E D five room bunga
low corner lot in good section,
price 10000.00.
RO BERT A. W IL L IA M S
Realtor
600 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
Phono 732
Ac : i In 31 & II 4 W lt-t ft of
lAtim :t
a a is * e i i .• ft or
i nte,, said n rllfh tic ahall be III Arres.
lorJeinnd according to law , the
T h e aeaeasinent nf Ihe said prop
property rtcaerthed Itiereln w ill it* erty under th e jaa ld rerllflra te l»an],I lo Ihe lile h f.l bidder at Ih* - us,1 w as In Ihe nuns of Aila K.
ihe court liouae door on Ihe flrat
Monday In Ihe month of HeplemI'nte*" »air| r«-r(il iratf ahall
her. lH 4. which I, the Ind day ul ( m IffihcjI
to law, th«
Hi ji|« friiir f, |9ifi.
| . f *y il«mrll.idi th"r«ln will bo
■ hip ; l ‘* Houlh
8
/ueif w a « In 1^# n «m « o f Ada
That U. IV. HPltJfCF.lt. holder of
Tax Certlfleato No, 102, Maued the
1*1 day of July A, l». 1911, has
flhtl aame In my office and has
made application for a tax deed
to he Issued thereon. Held rerllf1*1
'* .
h-ale enihrace* the fcdtowing dcThe aeeeaament of ill. said prop. otilhed property ill the tTounty of
,H > under Ihe sold i"*rllflcale la Henilnole, Htale of Florida. tn*wlt:
med was In Ihe name of City uf
tt 'i of HWM o f »>:** Heel Ion 11
Hanford,
Township 31 Huirth flange 31 Fast
f )#ff-ntiant
r r l f ittulnr Iha'M ihl r#ri*fh at# l»-
SALE
IIKKH
t it a i*-r a:t« irtsf o f iaaa
NIiTICK IH IIF.IIKIIY OIVBN
That, JAV ll BUCK, holder of
Tax Certiricate So. 42 l*eue«l the
let day *of July A. D, 1944, ha*
filed same In my office and ha*
niftd* atipttrattoh for a tax deed
lo hr leeimd tlrcrcnn. Halil eerllt
Irate nilhracce tin- following i|,»crit>»d pronerty In lh« County tif
.temlnolr. stale of Florida. In-wit
lad 41 lililc Plal Book 2 peg-
d#f«t»dnnt. and K K N N K T II l-A W irrCNCK 1'L'ATT it* IfrF Ffaifiinf
FOR
He in
H?lr?ult Court HenJJ
.V lT IflS OF A I M M . i n r i 'X
FCIH T A I IIKH Il
r l l t I T K I I IT4.%T OF lUXI
N O T IF B
ih
m ;iit :in r u i v h n *
Thai <V 8
LKF. hoblrr of Tax
*‘fertlflral* N il i ll* i««u» 4| 1 bo I at
U.ij* of July
A.
I i-T 1>ll. ha#
n|.«1 • v i i " ' lu my itffir* >u-l lia j
tniid# application fu r
im ilw 4
lu b# i»"U «4 ihrrrwpr Habl c rtiifii'4fe -u n lir itr fi 4ha fcjituwlliR ti#arrMnnl pm p^riy In Iho r«.unt> «*f
H#utInole, H la i* of Florida, lo -w il;
^ 1/1 of R H of H i;i, A a 3/4
I.f R H of HKV4 Harllon »! T*»wi»*
■hi|i Si* Houlh ll K'K** 31
*1 °
A era*.
' Tlfr lo / P k M cn l of Ih# *iu»M prop*
5 A R T IC L E S
t"! rrnl t Court*
Iiiole County* Florida
Legal Notice
FOR R E N T
i*AGE F O U R
THE SANFOKU H ER ALD , SAN FO R D , FLO R ID A
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 21,v llMe
n M E -’
HEY, W OLF* WHO
W A E T H A T S W iS H
D lS H IS A W Y O U i
.
c u d d l in g
qr"
A LAST N IG H T '
THAT'S ENOUGH. NCWIF WE CAN
KEEP THIS TRAP DOOR CLOSED, OR
ALMOST CLOSED, THE SCHEME r
OUGHT TO WORK.
�•' ■.v-L W fliiiv *■j
W EDNESDAY,
Aug.
21,
1940
THE
3ANFO H D
H ERALD ,
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FACE
S A N F O R D , • F L O R ID A
F IV E
Senators Trounce Sanford Celery Feds In 6 To 1
Cary Wins 21st Game Of Year;
Orlando Here For Game Tonight
T IN K E R F IE LD , O R LA N D b ,
Aug. SI, (S p ecial)—t ’ thind the
(stellar tnree hit pitching nf little
fhmtt Cary, the league leading
Orlando Sen*tors increased (heir
lead jav;r the second p'ace Ji*nford Celery Fed* to 11V* gam^*
a* the local* trimmed the Satife t’d aggregation tiy n It to I
count here last night,
Costly miacues counted in the
victory for the .‘’••mjtor* as tluFcd machine hobbled four lime#
afield.
I Orlando scored’ the first run
in the first inning a* Mhna?er
Ted Madjeski w a ll'll, then ad ’
v*nce,| to I'-cond base on no in
field hit hy Burris and score.'
when the Sanford short 1 lop Al
Bryant threw a dpubtr fla y imll
Into the hushe* over Manager Ed
Levy’# head.
ALL TIME BEST?
Great Lakes
Sports Spree
N o w . History
Motteler Is Signed
To Sanford Contract
Official* nf the Sanford Cillery
Fed* revealed yesterday *ft*rnirnn that Rill Motteler. an In
diana youth, had been, signed to
a contract.
Motteler can*! to the Fids n»
a catcher and officials declared
toddy that he has the promise of
being n talenled receiv.-r.
It i* probable that afp»r Satlfortl cinchr# second place manager
l>evy will jiv e the youngster .«
ehanc? to display his ability nn-l
'give his rt-lrulnr receiver. Byron
Sh an e, a rest.
Musial And Vernon
Continue To Lead
!Respective Loops
By C IIA R L R S C H A M B E R LA IN
A F Newsfeaturv*
OH E A T LAK E , ill
The mighty
.porta dynasty o f the U m -iM I j i I i -.
•Naval Training Center—built by
the nation’s top ptiif**»fotial ami
collegiate nthletc* who were am
ong the thousand* stntirncd h i f
during the war ha* now cruio
bled into history.
The huge cvnt<*r
miles north
o f Chicago was affectionately
known a* Illinois’ “ Second City ’
■luting the war, with a popula
tion o f m-itrly 100,000 trainee*.
Now it is only a sh II o f its wailiute magnitude ami any spojt*
team .it field* would he i*»con l
Brooklyn 71
Fun* Slaughter of
St. la-tlis i« -dtin g the poor in
run* hat ted in. with sp; follow c l
hy [ i r l r Walker af IlnHtltlyn with
S7. V um il i# (n#t in Int*. lit;!,
followed b> Walkei. 117, Mttslni
also i« the |nri* -,-ttci li double#
with ltd, foil, wed •') Billy H et
man and Tommy I loin#'* both
o f Boston,..With 24 each.
,
In triple--,; • jCs Musial a guilt,
LAS(ft, >UP
pclftc cotitva
r.wrr uy
'11
INSIDE SPORTS REPORT
Billy Matthews Named Master Of
Ceremonies For Homecoming Event
Thousands Of Alumni
To Be On Hand For
Homecoming Event
pf
Rough Ride Is * } l c r M
Eliminated
Due For Teams
In mil’ .if -hi- most Hull! pocket
Six Loop twm-tilRi.
played it the l-ike iron:
Farit the M hv, Amu -‘Hunt C o n A I’ N'ev. *f»ittiir-#
K A N S A S CITY. lb. Rig S.v puny d ic in tl the S>v.itgj Lumber
ntiir last nlfilit bv a IS to 7 count
coafeieiup will take on it* touth- and ttie- H-iynr* and William* tn.ni
e*t an | liroudi’ .t f.e li.ail .rhedii!.- Moi.it a 5 to o -Jnd out over The
in hi*tor>- thi* fall
s.iiiturit K rn lil N. w*mcn.
Topped |crimp* by th«- Ctm ci
Tin- Mi* \ t ini opened tin# flr.t
#lty o f <|kl>.honin'* i.-tma wl ‘i intiipit with .t two run uprisln’ ,
Army at W*-d Point. Sept.
hut tlie Security Lumber Company
Big Sir member* w ill ofay from quickly
ilrul a fimtle marker.New V. ik t o j'a lifo m i i lo .T y v ti’
liv Hu- !i!Ui inutuf M- > unieksit-.
with 1it.
H e * followed by D ixie
Tb? composite geheditlr *hoif* rd a hravr attack anil placed tlie
W alker’ o f fit oklyn an j I’ hM Cavarretta of the'Chicago Cub*, wijh cmifelerlrp team* g-u ig agiilu-t same on ire In1 scoring eight run*.
•111c nicli!. a|i wo* won by the
7 earii, .lobonv Ml*n o f the New «i* Smitbwe-i t’ohr-rem.*. fioCi- t .die . Heine* arjit Will (am.- -nine “ bchtnd
York Giant. 1 * the leading home Big *Teo,, two. Mi
run sluggei. wtlli
Second U • tie I'ncifi • . i-t ibd a -i ilteritlg
i and slelkir defctvMve play a! the
Ralph Kin i ..f ,1'illshu'rgh with of other foriuidalde foe*
! FtTmtttuj'inett *
In addition t*> im eileg Army
In. I'etc Hi- -ex of llriHikiyii has
I H ie lief aid I'oulit not muster a
stolen Ull. Ijbm1'. iooi|farel with nod unending In f.iioili i f ill- latliclt alii -i tt:--n -aer,- on the buses
lit fot I tin l Maas of ( TnciUliatt.
ill older to .utt- lure- iiil'Cuet
Kirby I igl*- -f IIIooklyn Srliool- j Tents I- \n.
afield tinoi-d iik-tlc t., ti* NewsIa>y Row. *>t t'tiiladelpbin*s-4tnd r.f llie S'tilhw
nun
M tltto) I ’ a+s.-o -f -si l.oAis all Uie . M t..“ iei
j l i c fvedord H-.-i.iin a.L, rllm lr’hace’ wol. If and lost foil! for a 7 nn.’lh.aHa’"’'!" i
aln.7 'from * t [ i ' . r . n f r* l i t j\ru'' '
(♦Helling peieenl.il.- of .Td-7.
Ncbta-ka w
1and H »ynr* and WIlRuns will
In 111
\ Ml e t i c a n League, -p,,,,
.,„m,
1
|pliii the winner <u tire Mo*
Mickey Venom >.f the Wnuhlmtnn nn,|
„n.l
|Srcinm : iimtu-r c nit.wt
Senator* t. ...nuiming to set i Kl,|p, \ m
in
Tlie Vi - Am>L*ctnent Compat ?
stiff pan f..| tIn- rest of (he
............
.
will
rnci-.
the Serutlty ■l.tuntr-r
,
a
11 *' i -.. t A,,
^m i i r t *i
bI 'I ihm! Hi’ * lii«tinir . HR, %jl ,
r v
C onitu m ill a aiuefe i-a me at t'|.
«.* ugaio-t
.a!’ )..| Boston * fed
.. .
, .
! Ikeftnni P n k tltnnulav night i’
< i*> iii -'i . k in flet.-Tintli** the tea.
tli.it will meet tin Maine* an
William* tit .ur'-gatton in the I till I
(irent Lake* ha* pa--ed out
the ''m ajor*,’ Intt it It'ave#
amazing record o f IWS win*
•IKS sport* contest* against >u
romer* for an .SOU p -r eulage.
Agnin-I colk e oppo’-itieU. the
‘ Bluejecket* won
game* and
f ill A’A i
N
lo »l 18 for dll
Almost .’ill per
cent o f there defeat* mine in the
last year while the *ailor# wide
. tic t i t .
building .in V iu lh f.l tk’.-nt not
the college opponent* were gel
ting veteran* back fioni -e rv ic .
many of .thtau "gcailwatc-. ‘ ft mu.
til eat UkClu
Big Name*
C lC V C t A * If A t r ,
Some o f the greatest name p la y -i
(l,
ers ib national sp<ut* perform*
ed with the Bluejacket*.
Bewey j ■jilB fB7‘» T Ft f i a l r E
of the current eerie* with the
1 rector,
t'ct • Kmutovic. Bruit* j O F A U - f A l f
■Senator* and ia’ vy i* scheduled
Smith, Boll Swciget. Slot.- Jus i
to send bed righlhander JVnt wik, Itu** l^tl.iw luirry Sartor!
Sa-hnntel to tin- hill to fan. the
Jim Yoic-I and Jim M ill
wet
Orlando tram.
M tCtk a m t .o S f vO»k> wj»l ktVuT
just a few who ployed on lircnt '
Score by Inning*.
TOR if/AUF*’
.t-fiO-S .v h > A l ( W
Sanford
uoo (DO mm. I d 4 Lake* fool bill I team*
ciiA t toj, p jL S u it
r two yts^t i t -yvt *i'.
The *iim- wa* ti
Orlando
100 01.1 10* fi it 0
Bisson and Shntpe. /..t*pel; t’ary ball a# Ernie Vniln
del son,
Fiank
I'-’,1i Ml
und Madjeski.
I Invie*, I’aul Ainot
Schoeffei link McUan ,tM«t Paul
I fink I*
<,'lnyd helped ' oa. I I
and "W eel ’ Kwi.ji.U
i mutmi
peicn tagi- in tinIhMfk tel
Uintt.
Htnlih I •
I |l b||*e1iall II*—let |i ii**t f ” i *1■
|ta*etia!l I'UynfU
of Mickey t 1 * 1111111 .- .b. RimMl uni HraluH
1
Msami
SraJiikU ka
\
\ti urdlui to Infl ortnalioii rr , I I fit. I» U
I Jacket* lattintie k«.'«>
a- "Ml
t r
cniir)) .f ick \li-4iiNrt Innn.’ i men* ■r lm i Imlay hi an Inter* Irw | i un=
j \if .«> f«r thoUHiivoU of fin met I 7th club . f the li. i .•
|,«i« I m Uir nt Aufnim liiui lU't ptilitUlTfdI Milh IVlrr H rh iif there h a I|IivwihI *1\ M
Cochra lie
h^itrida stUflen^s who ai 1 expecttnl
f.'.hii
r<VtL- 1
tin* .Miami team an;Ii ixn^llidilk dial ( |\i 1.Vwl fduinl I tit i
i i 11
work with
' liiick on the r;Miif»n*
f »•»»’•v tt dmletl nn Hir ro1*!* ’ are many In I hr ITorhta Ht.i lr l.eacur
* "li*v ri t*, |
Mite
U
a
N iloh Hull. J» Hi Ian In. pte*M
iy linli* lamlllJi fiamea in Fhiiui*» footballi play off* may he of >ryen ( i m n |
I b *B j*i' S!i| F’O'I
L* t
dent r f Florida Blur I ■ y, apnn Schmitz. 11
(lurmlltm. Srhial »U tn f itiat lie j th* N. vt t <>. k k link * fin
rh ilfH.k »IilhUNlrtU^
houi.j
kit
•mriuK
fhii
ycar^
HntiireoniiiiK,
hail
eoiiflrtnallon
|r!rcraiii«
from
\immc I fir inm.1 familiar 1*
‘ lM**ff t.»
G A IN E S V IL L E Aug 20. tSpc
Rowe au-t
Mi ttie nf I [if (raitn rmirrrnrd
uIt int' W j H ob w hn
at Hie
glut) — |) [[. (B illy)
Matthew., lets oullined a full piogiain of
e v e n t ■« fin I h e t i n d a y al u t e of
fiv
ln
i
film
fhr
gu
ah
rail
signal
! -ii|irr%lif »»f I |ttni(ln ami ira tl'
difcclur uf the !-'li»C*lfi i ’ tilim nub
nil M-tllhc up Rrhrtfulr** to tllK |
;ie|r\’itlea finturtn't fia tn n ity din
i n U iI in 10W. imt Mike L’m rentier 'state legislator, tin* t*-^n
nere. rnmptla 1 1jur» n full srheilule
ItMiU of ja rk ’ tiiivillf, «lio pLn* j rffrrl
named master nf wtsm onipj for
i f #»rilei iiiirimenf and a fmithall
rd for fhr I
of i*rorj|la jiH I Tlte thNiraln-Kinrulo l# jiuur ^vrll |
the (»a («r Growl. ju>--fooM>nd fctiCtilHiiirf*
Jjrii M'H/giti t>n Hf ji* 0
hlifhlieh' flip sn'iinenl lie tween fhr
ratnl
a berth on many %port
U re of the University nf Murid i
AIII 9 1tlr I*1ill tilt H l d l r ljFa*f!ir *«*.*( • ii t m % a n d t h " M i a m i Ifi i r i 'i rn i i r ^
^ m"til i« % AII *A merit a I m in%
H-JIticoming hete (>ctnl*-r 1* nn-l Satimlay affernnrm, Ortnfier l!"
Min ai U etui fmir ilavvN rather
'
Klihe Camermi ol
Muim t-* Due to »hr i n i (hat I In* 'Alniii-r
op Florida Flfld
**
AflH'IU;
the
athlelea
U*Yleil
»4
>
*
’
tl(
O'^iindo
b.7
•of U’*’ jdaynfl'i in the P H I. a ill
* talk * tainmr DavLs of Ur<Hvla !>■•»»
A c c o r d i n g to Hill Nurmiin. SAN FO RD
7:t
play Hie » inner* in flip O F I. fin
!'»
Reecr
of
MLvumil
liamp
Po*»l
ul
vi’i'ineAvi lie, chairman of the (Jrowi St. Augustine
(I7
•llie imthlral Ultlr Ulxlr Ht*rlrN
j.
atAnford,
Paul
Si/emorr
of
Pur-i
C O t n m i t the event will include DcLand
*'l
|UUe, the FfJLi may play Utrlrl
1 *; man. .lo-mny
Bn eh of Oeonria!
a variety program hy the fijjhtinff Ftiliitka
. f»f»
on ult^nute tlaya in order 11
t*»
T?ch.
I.am
ir
Blount
of
MUstvApvi'
CJator ftand, u f^ectaculnr fir**- Daytona Beach
Huit lltr HhU)i nf the iwo Iragnr.s | Many athlete* have ruific.J m
’>•'!
•
■
Htafe.
Jarlt
Ornln
nf
Texas
P
.
wurk.H diiplay* community alnir Is w iliu r j
I* i'.iMi.fi-. ti^ if l i'll t p'» nut
i
will l»t* MnitilliiiiroiOv
f»0
tt|f» and aprcialitv ueta. RoiinK Gn.nesvdV*
12*
*
tl wiiiilil run M»mrthhif like t Juki i . fad the «p*iii wi tin * \
! l out^, long a part nf lialnr
Vrslrnllj's Result
thl*
f h r ituinfirr one anil four j nri nii!||n«l»v I he It 4110 111#Yi* t|
I Growls tnav also he included hi
(ith(
/hIi r* I’ M
In I *
Vt, Augustine !•. Galtic*viib 11
learn hbiiM pin one nig hi, l fir
i thin year% p»i»irrarii, he '•aid
m i l nlffil (fir ntiiiiftrr (wit trarti
Daytona I’.-acti ''1. DeLamt t
. Hr. I^nnard Barker
The lhlf* lIofnecoiiiiiiK. firm*
| would
taiu lr
h IIIi
(h r
llilrd
W> • I ’l i t tflCH |H4iifcj t I M (
(trlnlldii
S A N U tR D l
Optometrist
post war alumni event ut the
1 place i lull ami ut on u nlll the
in A tlanta
Tin- tram w.i- t ;
|,,T«burg at I’alntka, pnstii >m •
I fchrilulrd
*rirfi
camr%
were
Kye» etamined— Glasses filtrd | FnircraMy, is "Xpected to attrn t i a In.
ill it ,i hntid. whim 1he vunft
ptayeii Then llie w ltium nf the ' liv *| i l»*.c hy, ti a pi iyat»* <!’><
t thus a ml a of alumni front
id
203-ft-Orange Ate.
I.ame* Today
i flrat aerie* *mild pUy off Uir
Orlando, Florida
parU nf tb? state as well ns
Mini. Out* «crila* funk a n;ip t*it
I'alatkn at la -sburg.
final round on a regular w h rd- mtd-itftrrtiiuift4 and a s k e d
■florid
irTMHii
nu>i families o f currently
* and
hi
Delamd at Daytona Bcm b
’ I’ hone ,4967
I cnrolleil student*.
pwmhmtjr Iy uwnkcn him by
V4.
Orlando at SANkTIRD,
I A bit Imohed we wtjiild nay. for il nm*r. The rn ‘m-mafe, h<»w
Gainesville ni 8t. Augu*tim|but aitywnv that Is how It ha,, i*vi i . went |n a ninvic. aval fdltr**1
T H U H H IIA Y, AU G U ST -’2
been Miggestnl (o ’ (a* plavrsl
ill itfe* ttf it ii ill il v tl aft i if
ib l-ind ill Ix-cslnirg
MIIIIKI, ('I d 'll
». !*♦'•
1f»4‘ '|V'*’py \» i tt#*r vk.»>, wi
S A N FO R D ul I’ nlatka"
j Ttie mnrtrl ilrjilnhc clllb h.-va n- lak fi’P Id* nap, •‘it In- i iiiiip.il1 1 ^
St Augustine at Daytona
organlmt
mu)
l* rimcttontini in a
Stlllfl "l Lark «•>!•♦) H im k Hi r
Gainesville at Orlando
lilt: way now Sevrulrcn nm l.i
IIIHI Mill III 1cad r» in t Ill'll i»"I m
F R ID A Y . AU G U ST 2.4
maker.* were tit tlie Mr*t mi*tinu
him |*
F<‘«'1mil* I- O t f >| I
I'alatkn at SANFO RD
ol Mic chit, * lli, c tjir war
ts * ’ U» V%I i#» t |l|ll"! f .
till k
Daytona at St Augii*t|i.i
idtertlon# Jisvr bcrn hrbl In
ih,i
. i d rIn n -i -■111 f--r '
Orlando at Gainesville
elrrt a temporary prrslilrnl anil
I-idt ' » .in', hnlid, f >n In - rv«
la-i-sbutg at .teLnnd
srrrrlnry In tmlil the ilr#l(rul
I*iIf s>>>i 11
W hrn hi* ri 11 11«’d.
ed ntflrr (or M day* llnruhl
f. W Tl*!*’ >»!** * hil* 1. fl
r\»'|
Tyler was selrelrd to be per*l
.'d en i ami Bate llolfnun will la ttniiif ha ki’d and fh r Inc • Iih *
*hnw*nu 1 1» * hour u» tn* neatly «•!» ■
the Irmporwry secretary ol (hr
WhVu In* pot hack tn I he* miwjilon.
organisation.
A commit Ire liaa been selected alt tin4 cli i*k» thin a uImj nhnwi^l
to make arrangement* lor « con- tl.* lim a In he about nnc. and
(eat to be held at
later- dale. fvcrynm* vwm fiu t n d ii ’fi. Tn thU
Imported Sires I*ead
In Juvenile Winners
Moss Downs Security Lumber And
Haynes * And W illiam s Defeats
H erald In Softball Contests
I
IMA NO T l M.\<
and BIMVMUINM
VI pir^MlI
iml for the Li\l f>
»rar> in r l u i s r of piatMi work
for 1 n lirrslH
of lllinoii kin*
SPOUTS ODDITY
Fable I'kaiiit l •* al ( haintMlcn
%* •nr IItI r-il
*11111oI%
STANI)IN(;S
SPOUTS LAUGH
nomine,
OOM/HG
/£vrs
SANFOUD
D 0 \ Y U \ < ;
\ U .K Y
I
M UNICIPAL PARK
B IL L ’S P A C K A G E STORE
AND BAR
112 W I-’. S I
I IK S '
S T IiU T
IM I H N I
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8:15 V. M.
ORLANDO vs. SANFORD
fA R R C L L 'S
fS.i/.dsa rU-'l
PACKAG E 5 T O R IF
if
BlUf jio x e S M f
cart dinllai ol tfatflr own Unandal aacurilr In old ago,
or that oi thalr iamUltf ihould dsath daprlva tham ol
their aupport. .
A Woodmen llie Insurance cerlilicate auaranAee pro
tection against these uncertainties ol tile. And while
you build this security lor yourself and your family,
you also can en|oy the "plus" benefits ol Woodcraft's
him tell yon about utfe, tound Woodmen
Insurance•protection -and the mane "protec
tion Plus" benefits W oAlipcn member* enjoy.
VOODMEN S. WORLD
Life Insurance Society
;
.-.iOMAHA. NEBRASKA
OOI t l l l T I EXCIID l i l t . I I I . t M
'
H . J. F IN C H . Diatriet Ma
day, th - reporter run't figrure mil
liitvv hr lo^L n ra ily ritfh* Ilnur*
w ii 1k i n c f ii i*tn t he ni a na inn In I hr
hotel.
Take Up A Sport!
Just A r r iv e d ! Fresh Supply
o f W h ile . Aah
Coach RcBemhlofMIinfc
But He Can’t Sinjc
VVII I.IAMSHUHG. Va.. id*) —
The |>i-.t|ile, urniind llie (Y llr g - of
Wllltain .mil Mary think Dirk Gal
lug I -i. bti«ke| linli niul truck tonfli.
gieutl) re,*rmhlts, Bing Crushy.
the rlminer.
Hay# Gnllaghor:
"That’s where the similarity
have more than 40 Icltermen, most
f (Dint from the prewar or early riuf* My* singing i* confined to
the shower roent. It’s snrt nf a
war year*.
Kouthcrn Methodist, l l a y l o r , l.athtub baritone."
BASEBALL BATS
$1.95 and $2.25
Texas League Continues To Send
Top Flight Men To Higher Loops
die. «dll you or your family b a r* enough
111# Insurance protection lo remain Independent and
nol Bullet from prlration?
Sc* thet local Woodmen repmcnhrtfec. U t
and nullable arena to fly the jiLinc.s
are now bring sought Many mure
members are cspccterf and anyone
who btilW# model jHanro or who
U Interested In building gas models
puavtVo pUticn
or rubber poavtYo
p'.stim U Ui»lted to ba present at the next
meeting In the Community Hotvse
on Friday night s r n id o'clock
A t Touchtoo and other
Drug Stores in 8anford.
Br h A r OLD V. RATLIFF
AP Newafiaturea
DALLAS—On the tuisti of *■»
per’.tnced materiel, the Soulh»r*t
Confjrence appears set for ID
greatest ye*r cf fooihsll.
More train
ill half of tlie 22*t
22*i let
!rt
trrmen, however, am es-servire
men,
Will
« in they
mey Iw
l*e top-flight
u>p-»n*i'»
hands? Will the Jack nr sthlrtir
training that goes with fooihsll
slow them down?
Cf nth Maltjr Bell of Southern
M e t h o d i s t University doesn't
think eo.
" I f a GI got track in tin*i f » r
spring training he wttl be all right
l» tn« fail." says Ma(*v. “T*’s
only th« matter of conditioning
(hair legs. They haven’t been
drir.g enoc- h ruunln; in th* *'*v'
ice. Bbt thnyll be ell right with
practice."
Texa# Christian, Rice and Arkan
sas are bulging with experienced
material.
Bo great Is the manpower that
all the achoolt will have U I’ tamt
so every good man can get lo
play.
’
,
”
'
The U team schedules are about
aa hvavy as the varsity.
There4* a big reunion of stare
■ebeduled at the University of
T*xae where Coach D. X. Bible
WtU b* tutoring hla last team.
Bible steps oat Jen. I.
Hi ” and Baylor also will b* the
congregating point# for top-flight
*oe’ ballere. And A, en4 M. never
looked better. And to on, ±
A Knock-down, drag-out. *bri\’ o o w r roachc* eaprcss similar liantly-pUyrd campaign Is In tha
offing. The conference dan s* m
ippear. the vision* of a national ehampibn
i should he ar*lrt after * laose of *#iv*n vP*r«.
atrongfmiJ*
likely l e the favorite generally.
Ritt Rice ha* lin in g bucking
bvcaunr R appeare to have the
finest tine prospects In the coun
try.
Bayloro U catlod "one of the
best-look lug stjuads you’ll find
anywhere."
Texas Christian has one o f its
bigg. #t teams o f all time.
- ,
Southern Methodist boaste
h-iter men.
Yes, mate#, it ought to be a
roggh, tu .to d and fan-pleasing
seasrn in the Southwest Con
ference.
.
SOFTHAI.I, ItA'rS
75c - $1.25 - $1.85
BASEBALLS
SOFTBALLS
Sm all
Selection
of
BASEBALL GLOVES
SOFTBALL G L(W e S
M A N Y O T H E R A C C E SSO R IE S
Softbdll Maeka, Scortbooka. Tennis Shoes, A n k le and
W ris t Supports
SPORTING
GOODS
Liquid C A P U U IN E
.106 Haul F in n Hi
(ft. Block East of l',0 .)
�THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Rioting Subsides In
Flood Control
City Of Calcutta
Needs Are Told
CALCUTTA. Au*. 21—DP)—'The
and bloodshed that swept
At Hearing rioting
Gildulta for rue day* now have
Famous llorsi* Show
Resumes This Season!*
’
S TO N Y UROOK. N ) . id*>
The Nnith Shun- Mni*e .Shiivv, uii*
of the nation's largest *aixl liest
attended ahcaa. will le resumed
( HMiiiiMra r »
thl* year, Sep • mlier fi-t. after a
lapse of five yrars. Ditrunlinued
■because o f the wnr, tin- -I m>w i>
open |n Cl classe-
•h- <—n#‘ n riiw l
subsided, and Ow c ity * biggest woe.
l> «r Oo*
end ftulln"o| ry at the moment U fodd Author) •
lowering
of
the
ffthle -ir-ra |« nUerfew W'ilh .the
Couch Proves Ade
In Brother Squeeze
1
T ill* Crowded deck aboard one
faced by Immigrant* who' for one
from Italy. Some seek' relief from
i clothes she ha* managed to wash
mised land." reshtpped them to
COMMAND!* OF ATI ANTIC ROOF Paining units o f amphibious fom-t*
M i).'lien , I>n.ucl C. Shepard, USMC. ducusses underwater "dcmoiitivn
demon vtrntlon o f *,OpeiatioflCamld* (CadrU-MIdshipmen) with a \V»*t
IViwi cadet and Annapolis midshipman at Marine base in Chesapeake
Hay, Va. 3 tie t-4i t it Gt-urgc Kdward (lc fl), of Ki Ps;o, Tea., and the
n.uLli j .i.-fi is Lilt Speer (tigh t), ol Springfield, Mo.
(lofcm aiicfuif)
U. S.. Airlines Alter
European Flights
How Can Housing
Keep Dp With Stork
.U RBAN,*. III. l/l'l
A
of t W Jewish rc tu g e i ships provldea -a glimpse of the hardships
month were Jam meet togetlier aa tlvey sought* to reach Palestine
the nearing nun under tarpaulins and, a t . left, a woman hangs up
In new water British officials, refusing them entrance to thetr "pro
detention camps on Cyprus.
lInternational l!*rl
L U C K Y STREAK
D E C A TU R ,
III.
(4*)*— Mr*.
IT ‘S Y O U R M O V E Here A re Money Savers
George Johnston Is in cluv.-r. She
report* thin so far thin ycut she
hut fnUM,| one •even leaf, three
VIENNA.
Auj 31—UP)—United six-leaf, J five-leaf and 17i> fourBtatr* Army authorities Limvaatuv
leaf rlcutr*.
that Pan American Airline flm h l' i
trom Vienna to Litanbul, Turkey,
wl{l no lam er ^slop at Budapest, I
llldrlr
*.—-
i.
port able housing project fm nntr
lied f*>li-raiit lit I ho Uni. rr it
o f llliii‘w nl It p in. A '
p. lit. he reluti'.vj t . the offr.-and f f a l ' f i H Itm tcr iiu-'n t e i « -Hi
Wife had iu-l .given butli t-. .'*■
VVAH-^MW
Refugees On “ Hell Ship” Wait For Removal To Cyprus
water lies are striving to get food atores
reopened anq outer fclUtiea fun:again.
•if • i •nnfiTv.*
v
''
—
Relief center* have been suppUxi
In behalf /u( the Seminole with enough rice to feed 35 00)
i 'minty CJiamlvr of Commerce, perwm* dally The Hrniral go v;m -l
II II. Coleman and Edward Hie- ment estimate* that normal rallgin- today* declared that they gns will be restored In two daya.j
w.'ie very much pleated with Today. however, supplies are on ly,
the result* o f (hi hearing, par* abuut 50 percent of normal
t eularly in regard to the co
operation shown h v.all coin muni*
in** 1'n Central Florida and by
the support and representation
from Ihe C ity - o f Jacksonville
including Mayor F. C, Whitehead, Its chamber o f commerce,
waterway development committee
and boating interests. Dayliyna
Heath.
IleLnnd.^ New Smyrna,
Titusville also ta k e and Marion
'against
As in previous year*. ■li.* shoe
twill la- clim at'd bv a Judge?
Dlniil I and Wall at llir Hid Midi
dub.
. The new president uf the •how,
Mr*. Kd ward A. (hitman, Jr., is
tb « daughter of Ward MelvtlL’
who heudnl Ihe show- for many
V'Bi* and developed -II .into one
r f the fine«t events of it« hind 111
the country. I h.nl. A. I.vn. man
wger of lh- North Shore .hm*
■ince 1035. i* handline tho*r dutiaa again Hus year.
watt *T.--r-re.t-1
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 21, 1946
,n .■uniTT"l|Liin:affr*rlrtrU^J Uuchbreat. Itnm-
r beiiefil* of no 13
•
md only fro iiij -piir otiirtaiv aav that tlui>r two
pleasure boat cm-,, have relused landing facllllte*
correcting to United States commercial airon lei.
,
line* Tlie flight* from Vienna to
favoi of th* Istanbul probably will In’ rerouted
fi.tin Mi l.aiu |tn wav of N.ipJca. on the Une which
sill <,per vie run* trom N«w v-irk to ft-w Delhi
I to S’ u Jer- hv wav of lan m ti. Bnt^aelr and
Prswiie The detour wilt amount
.,.,.,. 1 , 1 ,vito •event! hundred miles
ccessortes
CABINET
SINK
fh+ t*"n
V
Mlnl. lt > t.f I *D«** hull
tti try Mai
Ft * hrr. I«*rti»«*r ^ '
Ifrvfruiir. t»f Wai -»« *i4t
iht
iimiti Bo* ** ' 1
into a iHfuMiltl) tit I'lslir* *1 1
if#*tiep,
*|»;*j**-fir
m
"j w - t H | 11>-*
many
whu I*
nl*l **1
b r r n U '^ i l lt> 11•
!•»•** n i l
him
d^tM iythl in th** i*r»*-U4*«*t“w»ful
W ir t A ^ UiPilt l « hulls
•
N i„ III van of .th- State ttoa-l
Department and U H I'ope, ro'in
tv r, mmissloner, Imth stra'^e I I
ihe fart that fh«,J control wool,! 11
Adm lnlilrili n re
gional director in Kansas City. Mo,
John K. Klrchner U shown as bo
ti-.t.ltrd in Wavhlngton U-lon too
House cummitti e Investigating itu plui property lain . Kit diner told
the probers that veteran* wete be*
lug uirsl as "calpawi" t,y ;rwrutabo* and dcalpn In siirjvlui pioj« rtirs. (Inlcrnaliunal i'ounJpJiutoJ
WAI
ASSftS
tepre
FOtMR FUST IA0T, Mr* Klcanor
Roosevelt tic ft. at wheel of car) was
Injured Rightly when ihe "doted
o f f while driving from Hyde Park
to New York City, Mr*, itooievelt'a
car collided with two other aulcu,
crashing head-on with one and
•tdeswiplng another, on ttia Saw
Still River Parkway, Yonkers,
N. Y., according to police report*.
Above t* wrecked auto of Ihe late
Picsidcnt's widow, (f tilrrtiqlional)
JJacksonville and ('••ntral rloridn
* are on the threshold o f new dev.d| opments with ISO new bus ne»*
concerr* In the Jackaonvllle area
j alote and that his group Is vitally
I c no-rned m th- entire St. John*
t River improvement project.
George \V Oibh*. of Jackson! v Hr president nf the St. Johns
tlivn
Improvement. Association,
8w ,-|i at length r e t l*’ benefit*
o lie derived In the fnterlor af
i l l r «tate by nttra.-ting yach own
ers and men of mean* to settle
helu. He or.-dicted much InJustr al improvemcTit w o d il come )o
Sanfcrd a* the result o f *he canal
.which, he said, the Association
favored.
II C. Itrown, vice pre*idcnt of
th? Florida W aterways Cong • »*,
fttirsird the rcoromic value nf the
waterway impri vement and said
l wal every
ind.vidual
in Ihe
United Sta - s has a potential in! ru t in the lands affected.
He
pretlirted that ‘F lorida would be
come the nallun’s largest rattle
producing state,
• Karl D-hmann, secretary of the
Lake County Chamber of Comnitrc* ami secretary c f the Flor
ida Waterway Congress, told of
the interest of h!» county in every
possible « a -rrwty development as
i
C*tHr
f r i j j i l
i I n 1
T I u
1111Ln
a means of cheaper iranspsrt. es
pecially to carry cannni citrus
rrodurts. ■ He aaUI that In th*.
past flv# years Lake county had
pet out tfi.OOU acres of new
groves.
State Senator Walter Rose of
Orlando ami Orange County said,
“ Let’* get our shoulder* D.-himt
thi* project.”
Representing the 1*ort Cenaverw* Ao'he-ltv. Mrs, I»u l*e C. Glbblna of Cocoa, read a brief favor
ing the canal ami estimated that
at |L> end of six year* of opera*
lion, 300,000 tons nf commodltle*
would move annually from Sanford to Port Canaveral which i*
now tein g promoted, following
Ccngrvtsional approval.
-Ward C. Kllngenamith, large
cattle raiser and citrus grov - r
ma/.* roa,| building , much ■•avier IS
and more economical.
I'o in fc lJ J J
Spe.-r, re| resenting the Serftiiiok*! mm
Sportsman Association, told nl j i t
heiirfils to fish and wild hh' that i||
would uTcrue from flood cVrnfrol |
Ih liert J. Bishop mol J. II
I'dhaill gave Junior Chaniher o f I I I
Commerce uppruvnl to the caim l||J
llroject. Uthera advocating lb,. ■ >
prnjert w*-re J. ('. flrossier *d i.JJJJ
ihe Orlando Sentinel, A. II. Iteper, ■ •
Orlando soil ronservalionist, aii>l|||
P. C, Knox o f the Imke llervs/or l 1
Single or dual cabinets
in gleam ing w hite m etal
-m
XM*-
c
'* a \
or wood with deep p o r
jo jL
celain bowla and drains
of
11
vd
V
4 *
i
r
linoleum
w ith
easily
chromium.
J '
DINETTE SETS
Kitchen Cablnetn
L a rg e ,
AN OFFtCIAl of the War Asset* Ad
ministration, Anthony J. Flood tes
tifies before the Bouse Committee,
in Washington Investigating sur
plus property sajrs. Looking at a
ropy of an order placed by Ben
jamin 7. Fields, self-styled pro
moter, be declared the latter ob
tained scarce branie wire without
proper certification and at a re
duced price.
(JateraallonaljL
w ith
top ,
apace
room y ca b in etl
porcelain
sliding
=
T h e m oit co m p lete line o f dinette* to be
a n yw h ere! A n y atyle you could wiah
light and d o rk finiihra. R e fe c to ry type
iur cchaira,
li i t i r t tin
k n lei ***,«*! o r **!.:*.
and four
upholstered
plain
found
fo r in
tab le*
*
and
large
com
partm en t fo r dithra.
Kitchen Stools
A ll m ela l kitch en stools •
finiahed. in w h ite cnam- *
W ith red enamel
lopa. .................... 4.9S
U TILITY
CABINETS
| CHINA
■
U tility cabinete fu q iiih
a w o rld o f atorage- and
apace.
Five deep
•helves, metal or wood
in white enamel finieh.
legislation in
with glass fronts 39,60
*10.95. Up
EASY TERMS
: i l l = l ||a i n = |||= ||l = l l
a
Stetson Chinn in boautiful
floral " design*,
completo
eight.
service
;f
h
~ k
i i 'T
plenty o f d ra w er
larr of Commerce, said he did not
believe that the canal would cause
a low water table and that he
favored iL
Fred Ell.ot, secretary of the
general Improviment fund, urged
more study of drainage and field
program.
_
v
. w<
Oradkk, Urge catUe
dwner south eg Melbourne, uld
Umt Targe aryvi would be opened
for ea(tle ndslag i f there waa
>per drainage. Other cattlemen
ireaenled as favoring the or*.
I »ete Chart** Lae, J. L.
finiahed
cleaned
Double door cabinet a
m tirrm o W O U The Price Decontrol Board in Waihiogtfin, Wesley
lfardmbcrgh, president at the Amcrlci/j Meat Institute uses a chart
(top) to compare meet price* daring and after meat control. Livestock
producer! and meat packers are shown (bottom) as they coofcrtcd la
Washington with Sen. Tom Omnslly (D) of Te,**. T h c / J ^ h37rc*
UwaUon of rtnlroD cw Rvwtnek would create another meal shortage |Me
winter and spring. Shown are (I. t o r ): Jrweph a. MonUgut. fori \votu,,
Buiua™faCotwalty;Jay L. Taylor. Amarilhv, T e * . and A, A- Sm|Uii
battleship
for
�In U n i l f T h ere I* S lrm u th —
TMF. W E A T H E R
a n fm ft Ife ra lfr
_
Te Freterl lb* Prse* at lb* tv.iriJ:
To Promote the l*fo|rm of America;
To Produce ITMprrlty for Seof-nL
AN
IN D E P E N D E N T
D A IL Y
O ccasional lliiiiiilci iliin iu lin t afternuon ami rvvniliK and ^ a m Friday
afternoon. P a rtly cloudy tonight and
F riday morn illy
NKW SPAPEU
i
VO LU M E X XXV II
E s t a b l is h e d
liven
J o Parley By
R ed Delegate
saNTDHd:TTORIDa .
1908
TimKSBXYTaV.k" wTi
.rr
I ^ U k rain ian
Declares
Balkans May Again
Become Powderkeg
. To Threaten Peace
Russian Paper
Resumes Attack
On US-Anglo Bloc
- * ——*■ ■
f
Itl.l.i.K a i m :, Aug
Publication Chai'gfep
I* - Fraud*. 4s Swinge
ing Into Alliance
furcril dnw ii mi \ttjc *i. J h r lf
itdr«M* ram i' • t»c hum Lt-fore
lh»- I fiitcil Hl.ifi'w iH n r h lr d
I n > h i l
. I jI m + Lh liuui
wl lima turn
dcmamhnp
that
MwSt'ttW. Any 22, lA I— The
Soviet newspaper I’ ravda, organ
of the J'ommtinistIparty, resumed
its* attack today on what It calls
the Anglo-American IiIih- at the
Paris Pence Confer twice. In In*
?
.-!».-,
u
tl'c *
Ylann. *"tn te adjuluul.
Lieut. <jg) Aubrey W l.|*|n.:
Mellori, assistant
Jr., Dental t’orps. CSNIt,
! slut fltdoie*
Saturday from Seattle atmard ib<* -tail* nljotanl uf llte American
left .tomorning for
Marine Devil
for
Yukahomu.:
Japan, where he has tern at TallahnsM-v in order p, make
tached to the
United
Stale, an aiigement, for the Hoys State
program at Tallahassee wlrtcli
Arm y occupation force*.
Ha formerly attended the llr»uk the l-rgluh is s|Minsnring.
Five Ran ford buys, accompanied
Arm y Medical Center at Kort
4rSam Huston, Tea., where he fin -. by Lilwnrd Marshall As council.
ished course* in tropical medicine |or, wilt leave Saturday morning
l„ join tlie mythical boys stale
and rpidemnlogy.
• Fdllowing hi* graduation, (be at which -('.II Imy* from -all over
N atal Reserve permitted him t<i Florida are eSpeclet] to In* piespractice private dentistrv In a »-j rnl.
soclation with his father. Dr.*
The following boy* from HaoA, W. Kpps 'until auch time a, | for<l, *ponsore»l by civic clubs
ha should be called back |u ( will attend John Ilrumley, l.lon*
('toll, Simon Dingfelder. Kiwniiis
active duty.
Chili. Larry Jmssing, Elks Club.
Huston
lIulH-ock,
Kotary I lob
and F'ranris Wllaon, JayCee*.
hi,
W. D, Zachry. Jr., son o f Mr.
atld Mr*. W. U. Zachry, All* Magnolla Avenue passed a district
bar examination conducted In
Waahlngton, D. C. in June, it
^|raa recently announced by Ih*
<a*nitad States District Court.
Following graduation from the
Unlvaraity of Florida, Mr. Zach
ry took up tha atudy of law at
uoorga Waahlngton University.
This course In wjdch he expect*
•o receive hi* law degree within
the next 30 dar*i w** interrupt
•d by the tall for military *«rvlee, |{« served three yfaira In
the Army Air Corpa.
m
Zachry, the former Marwork* for a law
.0
In
Washington.
They liv e
n Alexandria, Va.
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Two Story House Is
Moved On Trailer
Wilt} L, C Bender, aUU hifhemy patrolman proceeding. ■ two
•tore house mounted on a scmlBftiler wu yesterday t<f»ed. at
speeds up to IS mite* an hour
’ point near the
OOMna 'on the Orlando 1
to -a point near the Anchor Inn
on the highway. The houa* mceiured SO by SO feet.
Tbday the one story Free Metho
dist ttructure of lake Monro** was
down Lake Shore Douterard
rth f t m t near Laurel
_____ I t will be contracted for
UM .ee a parsonsl» building.
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Tlve regular monthly mru:nj;
o f the Fifth District Council uf
the Townsend Club was held Sun«Uy at 2:00 I*. M. In the Comt
Houoi with
approximately 50
members hrnring HF C. Merm
stock uf St. Cloud deliver an ad.
dress on the Washington Flash,
the Townsend l*lan publication.
Mermstock
said,
“ S e n a to r
Downey o f California, Robert Taft
o f Ohio and Claud* Tepfitr of
F lorlda now have n ^senate vole
fo r the Plan to com*"on the flcnr
fo r the first time In !3 years.
Although the Plan did not pass
in Congress because o f tin “ gag”
rule, Mermstock <)uutei| Downey
a* asying, 'Most of the senate
Mermstyck addvd, *n.J tjuoleii
Senator George a* aayinc 'I lwliewj we w111 copra to all those
feature* o f hia program as lhav
are simple, necessary and appeal
to the hi*art o f humanity.'
“ A t the tondualcn o f SedS'tu'
Dowrvey’a oration Pepper cali-ni
for an ojiportunlty to *l>eak and
said 'I think tha same as the tu<*
senator* who gay# pf,JTowjHfn*!
deserved tribute*. I have always
bt'tn for the Plan and always
will be for I sea merit and virtue
in the Townsend wropcsal.'
“ Downey was thin asked tshnl
«£s
$100, a month e 8 * tax would
be levied."
Tb* clubs ■••presented were Or
lando, Winter Park. Daytcni
Dearh, Caaaadaga, 81. Ctoud. Orla
Vleta Unioo Perk and Sanford.
Mendfi Henry led - in tinging.
Th* next meeting, will ba held In
8L Cloud on Bept 1$.
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TRUMAN IN BKftMUDA
HAMILTON, Bermuda, Aug. 22.
(?77— President Truman arrived
today In the capital cf JWmud*.
The Priddentiai yacht Wlllisraibarg beaded south after running
Into atom* oh the northeast roast
of tha United Bute*.
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Installation Of Parking Meters
Rent Controls
In Area Foreseen
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plei.irtl the troopship N*-* Item
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wi*rt» •i'i,n in pnrnchut#
tnim Italy, to tile U.H. tx carrtetl
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I.T. tt II
fiUlH l In1 pltllit* nd* tt fell. They
(loan the gangplank following (lie
otitp's arm at at HUteu Utaltd, N .
1JU uie UllCVet 1 , 1 be held i-y th*
H Witluim:
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along
with
s«v«i\
Y tJt-barkiiUon cif (_II^ from UmsJ Uuk Avi*(iittf4 Iiua U^’ii plarpti *»•$ < i ugosluVs.
truer (can- ami tlnve nun.
v i.-v l W1I.S d e lay ed, w r e r a l hours m activr duty by the Untied S tate, other
to permit segregation lit {21 m ill- N a v y , according t*. inform al!, n Vml-inan passenger* of another
A rm ) transport plane which » a *
l,.r> personnel wtUTiiad tsvii in tile , . ^ j Vpt| , 1K|;ij l v ,h e N aval IV i
atm.- ipiartetH w llti tiie slrtketi , 0m tBj Separation ('en te r. Jack- furred to land lea day* earlier.
cirrenl I’ utili llciillh V i m i v Act.
call* for *la'.*- action
I tn* l*dl
wuiiim re-. Mi K atiian asserte*!,
gd.OUO.IHill for state* p* ouitlu t
lurvwys f**r il." o|ieratlon **f III*1
hotpllul |ir.«frtlin iliirmg win. *
|75,UW,tMHI, wilt b- !.ptnil each
year fer four consecutive )••«?».
The Jayccrs Voted l.wlay t** mvjte member* o f the Meth.«li-t
Orphumige at Knterpriss, t « l ”
guests of the organ M l i n at Moll
-a-rvlrema il
( JhtonnittnnaH
day night** hnsel all game between j
Sanford and Orlumbr at tiie Muntripal I'nrk.------------ —
The ImhI}-. also voted to have Hie
board of ".fit’ refer* nominal*
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special road committee lu hi
ve*tlgate any action *luie,| to *•'
taken on the French Avenue true1,
It. G O IIjlO N A. T VIT
ruut*.
•SYDNFIY--A retired lt**val Au*.
C liff Abels, cliairman uf the
blood bank committee, announced traliuii N o w *pv ship, wttli a long
today that all plans have been oar rreuftl in Jniimsi-w water*,
completed for local ellDeil* In touched Sydney rtwanlly mi it* wav
dunate blomt to the t ’enlral F‘ tor to New '/■•aland to xtuit :. new
ids Blood on Mi nday. A ll donors mr.-cr it- a pleuauiv yacht
limit like a Mncuiuut m ao. thi*
have been oirtalnesl.
wonvill**
Wartime Spy Runner Is Purchased
By New Zealander Frmn Australia
t
Iti-ft, ve*.*cl, the Binlang Stan, once
mounted bidden muclilric gun* and
trench mortars a* site sailed hi ll*it
U bind (he Jananroe line* to drop
M<ie« nn inland* nf the Nethcilund*
Ka-t Indies, and pick up Januiies*
fleet infoi inaUun.
SANFORD HERALD UAL FIVE
Jb c pi .-sent ow ners, Australian deck level, while deck rails could be
enpiiicer Diarmuld Jenping* and hi* j collapsed to give a clear held of
I’AltlK, A og. 22, (/lb — Seer**
tar - „ f Stole Jam.-, H> rue, gave
1the
Yugoslav
situation
pr*c*drirc-e -*ver all other mutters to
day.
lie left [he I’a r is I‘*ac«
.n r r n l in *«lw ard apiH-aiance to
the Inst detail.
The two great
masts, for inula nre, were held na
tive
fushion
by
lawyer-vine
shroud*, although steel *tay» were
hidden under them. Old sail* were
l
provided by u pearling lugger.
Hut inside the pruo. where n
real trading vessel would carry it*
cargo, a Idg d o —I engine and two
500-gallen oil tanks were installeil,
giving the boat a s p e d o f , pine
knot* and range o f (1,1)00 mite*.
Four machine-gun* were Utted on
mounting* that could Ire raised to
Conference
session— ntm ost
a*
a.Kui a* it convened to confer
with lo, advisor*.
By rnas met with Charles FL
iluub-tia State
Depiirlmellt **ivi»ur oil eastern European a f
fairs. and Samuel Krhrr. advisor
on European affair*,
11 Win doubted
that I tier*
would t-r any immediate official
comment
from
the
Yugoslav
pent'*- conference delegation on
the
United
State*
ultimatum.
One Yugoelav source declared
that the matter m , in the hands
o f Marshal T it«. There w *» no
Indication whether th* ultimatum
w ill Ih- accepted or rejected-
wife. have pieced together some <>f } p,,,.
A- covered dish lunciiron was ser (he history o f the vessel since U .«v 1 A , f i r . . tlW11Hr j j el,„|ng , rall
ved. A program lor club meeting* iMFii^ht IitT from thr Au>ii .iliun. u*,tl.rtnin from itfivttl ituihuritii*Rt
during the year waa planned at (iOnmniPiit. ^
*
Mir ItintnriK Simi wm$ mi writ •ti
ttw business meeting over which
Standing high mil of Uie water, j gtiisrd Hint the never had tn nrr1
Mrs. Roy 11111* presided. Folio*- with masta a* thick as telegraph her guns.
ing Uie meeting the ladies en pdc», the nigtang Sinn was laid
With the end o f the war the bout
joyed a swim, according to Mrs down in Brisbane in HM2 hv local returned lo llri-bane, her gun*
Oukla Wilson, nounly home .1*- iaratbuilders. Five Am buinise *u- wvre reniuvril, ami she was “ put
nwnitration agent.
pervitfd to H * that th* boat was under th* auction hammer.
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I I 'DC FITS
a
I’ resident Jack Hatigan of Ih*
HeminoYj t'uunlv Junior ' l hantb*r
o f Comrnerr* said today that
•nembers uf tiie board of director*
had vot*d m *k* a thorough tludv
o f city budget* for 1P3VTM0,
UJU I94S and 1MS-IM4-
mamw&mri
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( j rti v ■* H t i l i r e
fell 1Lp
\ liru o b f
Al l |i II I $**«$. t i t r i n a U f
1 iliril
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1* k ills,
Demonstration Group
Meets At SanLando
Johnson of South
Carolina threw hi* waight for the
Townrend Man and gave aome
•Urring tributes to Dr. Town,
tend.' *
“ At this thu* Sanator Downey
' at the Plan lu ipaclfWlad by nama In tha atudy
hat bttn promised lo r I»*7,
n o mm
alley
1 he
a person <vdr #0 year* waul I
-r
t
receive unoir She Plait. He said,
•with revenue from th# percent
I-errr D. Loailng, ton o f M?
and the majority of the distin gross income divided up on a per- and Mr*. Ralph Ixrtsiiig and wHi
guished thinkers rose to v* te for capita basis and after dedurtm* known boy cartoonist who hu*
tlu program and set the ata'ga for the cost of administration, I appeared at many civic functions
a better fight on Jan. 7, HMT and would ijifecl that with our pre here, has been selected u* a <*•
added, we must not give pp now. sent national income it would give iiresentatlve .to ^th* furthcoming
Friends cf tha Townsend Plan m an individual fsum |?5. t<> $1HI. |>e* Hoya ’Rlabi prog ram at Tallalia*
tha northern state* Joined for tha month. He also mined, "It wouln sea by the Sanford Glks laalgc
flrat time with southern rrnator* not only help the aged, Wind,
Larry Loaaing I* a eou*in nf
and congfiaamen. Hcnator Walter incapacitated, moth/r* with da- the Ute Arthur I). Loasiivr «h ?
George of Georgia, chairman of [undent children, but would aid was klUad In action in World
the renata finance committee. organised labor, the farmer* and War I, and whose nama wo* in
H ie Seminole County Home De
Joined with tha Townsend lien business men tit every walk of corporated Into that o f Camphcll- monstration Council met yesterday
life. No ten would be collected Loaalng Poet 63 of the American noon at Ban I-undo Bprlngai with
on $100. a month salary but over Legion.
Ure. Ralph Hammond aa hosies*.
SBSre
Senator Olln
,»I n *»**<,!
W - 4h^fate m( I he rh4U •I ill* “irv'Ri 1
plane.
u n i lt - r w n y
Larry Lossing Will
Attend Boys Stale
a i hi
r h U %liitcili«*nl “
. atcd..U> |(i. p a
F. W. Dubose Fan s
Trial For Driving
While Intoxicated
F'nllowing arrest on clier*:,-rcckle** driving, driving » * t !
intoxicated and without a duv
ers* license, F. W. Dubose **■•
rvlrated on b*ind today penil "--I
trial in C ity Court Friday,
According to police. Dull
while headed north on thr Mi
lamlo Highway early this morn
ing, lost control o f the «*it**ni •
lille he was' driving and crashi-il
through the fence o f the cabin
court at Twenly^TIflh Street, ran
through the yard and narrow I*
missed a cabin, then through
the fence on th* other side an!
came to rest in a ditch. 11* was
reported to be unhurt. Thr nni»
m obile-U the property o f Wr A
I Dodson o f 417 Myrtle Avenue
1 1»*
mi
Sell i• . ' .Hi * Inn i I
Moslems are spreading today
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I niI iii The rioting rtiei apjir* ■ iNllHstlHv »♦**• m t H i »mtmatrly
l.0101 live- in t'nl. ■?' i lll* m|
i lit *' •1 *
Iasi week end.
Inn 11<* F * - r i
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I HIKSTK. Aug. 22, iM V
An
Police are taking si long pi*
O ffs r
I ******* \sflltMi
eye willies, account o f the -InxM- caution* in two cities in B< or d k ai l ■!» » ii*l >1 lit ft II I l» '
, ing down of an American lions- province* — lhtrcu and Hunigam liHMl Ji *i»*t I l it*'- In* ly
1port by Yugoslav fighters was — -to prevent further untbieal.- fouli! »i«f! fnt'* ** 3tty i»t u
; given itslny hy a former Amen- I «»f violence. Clastic,, also bine
[ cbii soldier The veteran
vviin occurred in lw,i other Inih «o
. naked that his name not be used * plov itiees.
riH)
-aid tliui from where lie -aw
Until Moslem and Hindu 1, >1 | Mint
! Ibe incnleiil llte Yugoslav planes rr* in N ew Delhi have •
involved
appeared
to
be
of deni tied the rioting It ’- b- m ■
Wl'is *
A me? (can inanufiicl ure
I Iml the hitter fighting will
I’lrc A tor i lean who sn» tin affect current effo rt* 1-- I 1
incident from a hotel window juo interim government prndn ,•
i ' r
near the town of Hied, asserted plans for
making India ' o
-V *II. ' M
•r«* •
that the noLiml of the planes’ pendent.
if 1 iti nmeit
f
Ctiiml
v
•
hiiiiiliCf
motors uinl the line* uf their
Meanwhile, authorities are ti ■
Mr
ItutitfJifi
dntiNl »»LI
Undies convinced him that they j Ing to increase the seriously tie
wetw American 1*-M Mustangs. deled final supply in- Cffictltts he had been, in fort oral 1li.il fete? d
w,. ud wide, >n mi v
The American — u Veter nil of Vurknien
nre
continuing
ii" sullr
1i’fliiaVjII|f til>-«i'i '»
combat service in Italy — added giiiesomc
job , o (
picking
i slikilmil u m 1 liff III 1Ilia ii i- *
ir«*tftiM> an
that he himself heard no sound liodies Bnd clearing a way
Vlr»ii*H • tml iy ifiMu i * * .1 V
of shooting hut that rdhei w it wieckage o f looted aliops
ItillilMl. i* >1 Mi 1 dliiifu i*i»i >
nesses in the street* of the
<4«*f|f$$f V • ‘-I \L, LmmI lUiiiiill 11M
Yugoslav town later told him
1*44.|V <Kll>* l> , fll’slillt .1 1.i .lit. 1
they hear,) four or five Imnl
| ||j.>f i till III l*»-f
explosions
resembling
cannon
I l f * ......... if*
Vi
»’ k
file
•s|k»1I
O v u ll l
IIMti.’ l
.1
" I t was clear, “ he declared,
III!
f il l till ilt DM I Ml «J|*t -V I •*► Ly
"that the lianiport plniir w»s
anti ff.if. ti «*tfii" r|* • liftl nil?
lot in the air ami was burning
t.'sHilssrS On >*a*. P li.i
trrn t
thru |*1 -i11
m
•W. B. Zachry, Jr.,
; Passes D i s t r i c t H. C. Mermstock Of S t Cloud Speaks
Bar Examination At Townsend Plan Meeting Held Here
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tr« * r V hg* ta * ia * « ! 11\
\\ 1111 I ftr i \i i*!»f iii n **I I h«* |»11■
After Fighters Downed Transport
Lieut. Epps Sails Legion Officials
For Overseas Duty Leave To Arrange
In Japanese Area Buys State Plans
t/p)
I he Ytijftt*la¥ got eminent
rc«|Mimt»«| |» «Ja% tu an .\tnerit an ull infill tint In tr lea*.mg
*»c » r n -t n11*r ic-ain %
i Itn n r re
taken inth ru >t*ilj when Ihrir
• run
lran«|Hirl
ptanr
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i
{Clashes Between
Hindus, Moslems Statement B\ .lack
i
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Tun a f !u " " " Bandage, c o w injuries rcceh.-U In tntek crash as ll.ry s.-rBiitiKHM At .In j
r t
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I S l i \” * » > « ! » » « •
t*um
........... .
Spread
In
India
ect* Luncheon T<xl;i\
- held this year itcitcad of ip Ik 1H;
4
***I. —^ l i
*
^
*9
-e-s t f
I
h <I M It A 4 . A og
22. (,Vi
|*|J is*. ' I V ltd I I* n
O. ^
cltBr,Mm
.Hgertt^il MamlilsKy, “llrnlj Witness Says Yugoslavs Cheered
Hashes
helWein
Ilm do*
»' I
someone wants this i cfermduin j
taken in a burry and fn> a pm t
pose."
|
------Byrnes Leaves Peace
l Conference To Talk
With Advisors On
Furopenn Affairs
Searching Debris I'or Victims Of Tornado
Th *- r e p r e s e n t a t i v e Dimitri |
Manuilsky —> was arguing on the 1
aide 'o f Albania against G rtfcr,
s.1iii v *■41 1 i* !slire
m 't v s p fl pHt f
Earlier, (.reck Premier ConstimcliiUkicil
thi ll
Franc**
ii
u liu
tin Tsnldnris had announced that
sw inging mtu the A n g lo -Aitierihe would like- to art- the Italian
i*||f) .liluc* *
4
treaty untended so Unit (irw re
III t» JinpaUli* f i «»iii I'ar&Rt
vrouM receive northern Epirus
l'riiv«lu currvfiH im infi.
which is southern Albania now. •
Tsaldaris
contended
that
h is .
knv comiijninixl .th p l_ tluv K flilP l
country's" clafrit *1 6 ' ' tKiif " n r e n 1-I* it 'Mil.m ihftji Im ch taking a
fates back several centuries.
iltffrrvnt lint? (ruin the un* taken
9 f However, the Russian Ukran*
liy tin* French ri*|>re**utaliveg at
tan spokesman took another point
Iht* !a*t Fureigu M inuter*,
o f view. Said he: “ We now see ;
frreneiv
how the declaration* made herv ,
liiikov rtulvd i hat Ln iti Hluin, I
by Greece really can endanger[
former French ptetiuet. Iui» ln*<n
the peace o f the world. We know j
a
w e e k en*t
guert
«*f
Secretary
how wars have been prepared.” >
f State It vine** ami hn*f been
Then Manullsky asserted that *
**’t*11 f r*M|iienli> in •Mtnpuiiy with
. "someone” -— he did not identify
11> I nt*' Iln- iln^iiot n Mtcr |U|
that someone specifically
i«
hTr»l$*t| that thi* fat t may explain
seeking to cause trouble on the
l hi* a,11cif *-ii i i hmi c r mi il it • I* refit h
Albanian frontier, lie declared
altitude
\
.that what he called the abnormal <
UnkiiV fin t hpi ii»»f l It'd that
“ situation in Greece may create
the A light A ItH'f '«*nf|w .Ilf HUl It*
Iialkan
trouble.
The
Hussian
bit ilil u p a
m iiM
eru im m ir
rule
acknowledged that the, Alimnino
blfCil
tilt fill
Allis l tlit ft r|if|lnr, j
ari
lament
once
voted
support
of
S
ami that Hluyt i« ah advocate
lussolinl. Iltlt he added, '‘ Ollier
u f t Jili* 1*1*1*
vote* are now bring prepared
iin iiisk u TOO
i i/vir,
4 firsit two
in u m
u young
)\niHK ut
at.di mi
n iilopi
ujji * jiitr
rui
*l**w hrr* which may have results I, k
CHAINED
ETHER
of eighteen
Jewish
men
jirrcedr
| 3telr comradc.-i as liny arrive at the 'llrttL&ii military com! in Haifa.
as strange.'
It* t haip*. I that On tit eck 5 Pulcsllrnt wticrc Un-y,l awcs-givcti the death scoituns" lor liteir ulltged
gsvamment bad ............ v o te s ' ** l[ • » « » bk.*mB up of the city's railway wotUhop. Kv-m girl, <butfi.s. t l . wbmi , I ... L1111Ui „i.., team who nxrucsl 111, luiixLyonmrnt. arrived .-UliHlng llw untloos: au-
t ujw
N O .- 2-
Tito Summons Top Advisor For
Meeting With U.S. Ambassador
Condemned For Haifa Bombing
P A R IS , A u r . 22— (/!*>— t
The peace conference held n j
ilonnry session totliiy and
teurd an airttiK o f Balkan
ijUurreU. From the tld c g a to
o f the Hussiait U k rain e1* amp
this w a rn in g : Th e B a lk a n s1
m ay becom e the’ powderken
o f Europe once, m ore and
Mtircntuii w orld peace*.
Associated Errs* l.e<»»e.l W ir r
m
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
f w w tl a a e d
Pro.,*
Pa ne
Ina It* Hie Cuunlr ttl Haitilwolf. ami a.p(n«l«rr. .v t*. Hi*. r..r M|t|tci'.i
M ini, nt F l o r i d * morn |>*r t t i u l j i l> nf h i d . aiul fm fin a l illfc'hat a .
a , A d m ln U lr M n r o f I h * » M * l v • |
daarrlhvd as fallows , t o - w l l :
J * c k A lla n Ulllon. drraaaad, on
T il* B ** t
till
f r e t o f lha
Ihia »ll> Oar o f A u tu a l. l i f t .
S W I i , |aaa lha North « « I f * « l
J O H N XI. O I U / l N
I h i r m l o f Aar. I T a p . t « Ho.
Ai lm lnla lr alo r o f lh«* » K * < Ila nga 11 Ksst,
of Jack Alla n fHJIno.
|h*aa pr*a*nta a r »
Ih erv fo rv In
command you and aarh nf > « ■ In
ba and appea r b efore lha Circuit
Co ur t In and for Sem inal* County,
Florida, In Chancary, a llh e r In p e r
son or by atlocnay on o r b ef ore
lh a
day o f September, A. I>.
ISIS, o t b t r w U e . I>ecr*e» P ro Confeaao w il l he anlarad a » n l n » l you
and aaeh nf you.
T h e Hanford Hera ld t» hereby
designated a* a new spaper of g e n
eral circulation published In ftamInole Bounty. Florida. In which Ihla
citation ehall ba published once
•aril weak rur four t t l ron recuilve
NKHilllMlRH HKK JOII
Formula Fur Ink
Is Really A Sticker
Fall P l a n t i n g s
In Florida Reach !
Record Proportions!
MONDAY. AUG. 19,
THROUGH
AKMINCTON, III, (A1) - The
people of this agricultural com
munity joined In an Impressive
and extraordinary roumortal serv
in' for Don 11*1nIIn j a few days
after h* died, NeiglAore moblliaed
U men and boyj and 16 tractora
ami »penl a day diacing, harrow,
inf and drilling 195 arret of Hein'*
•
he «uh*laticr is a lh|ui«| com- line’* land.
IHiurnl that first nial* » wood f i
ller* rrpand and then preventa
them from shrinking in the dry- KNEW W HAT SHE W ANTED
ing-out process.
:
tSHEAT PAI.I-S, Mont., t/P>_
Lind iilluil gave i|> hit ink Tt- One p «ir of nylona oae pair of
-enrch anj formed » pnrtneralilo rayon*, three slip* and six item*
with .liilc von S- rnberg to put loosely catalogued as .“ unmentionI he cmiipound i n the rrtai) mar s hle s" disappeared from a clothes
ket.
lip* r * " ‘ ntly and a woman’s foot■IIinis wera fit n d a t the scene.
NEW YORK. tVP)— Walter Undrnthal, n chemist. began experi
menting to d ev elop u i *jw print
ing ink, but the formula he tried
proved Instead to be u cure for
loose l< ol handle* and w o b b ly
chair legs.
•
line
Way during the next few day*.
‘Throughout the rich F.verf[laden territory there nir ample
milcatiofu of piun* for largescale proilgction of the various
crap* produced there in auch
abundance in normal seasons.
The over-all picture for the Slate
•t a whole, g* I have indicated,
i* that acreage dt-vutVll to Kail
Crop*
will probably ret new
record*.
The final result* In
vegetable production
naturally
cannot be known until the har
vest. ltad seasons, plant diseases,
Insects — In fact a variety of
dltasterg — may wipe out a
picture of
prosperity,
almost
overnight. Thuafnr however, far
th e Kg|J of I tUfl. the productl
outlook iippearx eirellrnl.
IIE L I’ WANTED IN IIIIA2II,
Notice
i n i s la rges t s o u in A m r n c s a court- T I ) K ^ ^ , 5 f ) F M jQ I I I D A T O
I c y is seekin g w o rk e rs f o r i l l ; M AJtr a . M AC O O NA I. D . If ai
HWORDS I N T O - 7 .
HYDNEV. o n - i Surplus war
ma'.urlal i* being* put to unusuil
use* in Australia.
A man. who
bought It cupUreil Japanese tank
planned to exhibit it and then
u** it to tow his pie-stand. A
breakfast food firm is sni(| to '«•
using (bsolrlr ack-nek guns for
ty pes Of new industries a . w e l l a .
add itinnnl
fa rm e rs ,
m in en
e h r u Y « ^
and
construct ion- wo rk e r*. J n . m l g r a n U
a r c I- jI i h sought to help s o l v e th e
laluir *hi ring.-. A lt h o u g h w a g e *
. . , .A ,
, , 1.1 _ .
unknuwri;
W,
11
ALEXANDER
^
wtl(„ . r h ^
n*me
i*
v nknown:
N K TT IK
N I' O K N T . if * n v * . *nd husbi
I l l f Ol l l i l * NltllV M-r 0 .11... o i l
jm ffmg wheaL
nth
miii m i n i :
ir alive,
tb *
■*«
uf
W IL L IA M
R I It It I N K, If allva.
named a * no* uf tba g ra n lr c s In weeks.
the deed recorded In I n a l llook
W I T N E S S my hand aud o ff ic ia l
' ' l l " , page l i e . Hemlnola County seal at Kanford. Hemlnole County
llecnrda, and If either any or all and Htate nf Florida thl* the U ih
o f tl|# ab o ve named partlea be day of August. A. tl l i l t
f>. p. II B l t N D O N
i deceaamL l o any and all other pet.
Clark o f Ilia Clgcull Court
nuns. fir m *, or corp ora tio n* claimHemlnole County, r t n n d s
I n * ' by, through ot under them a*
heirs, devisees, le gatee *, grantee*,
o r other wtaai and In the heirs,
devisee s, le ga le ea nr gra ntees of
O L L IB
M. l l r M I I . I . A N aTICVKNR.
deceased; and to any and all other
persona, fir m s nr c o r p o r a (Iona tN
COlH tT
t)F
*1 I I K
BOUNTY
wb oe* netne* ar e unknown having JOfMIK,
S K M IN O l. K
C til’ N rV .
o r c la im in g In h av e any right, title S T A T E OF F I A I I t t llA
o r Interest In or |u the properly
In re l b * K -rb le o f J A C K Al. t. A N
h e r e in a f te r desorlliad:
( 111,IdiN l i t r e s . , ,1 li I ' o d w l e
T o All W hom |i M ai Concern
It b e i n g made to appeal* hr a
Notice la her* by giv e n that JOHN
•wo rn b ill nf com plaint filed here
in by O N I R 7.. MYHI> against you. M. o i l . I A I N filed hi* final report
*
■
AA mlnlslra tu i nf the estate n|
the sam e being a suit lo uulet and
dec^aaevl
ealkhllah t i l l s to the Units here J A C K A U . A N O il. IA IN
h< filed hi i p rl lllo n for.
in afte r
described, I hat you and Ihal
each o f you may hav e oc claim fin a l d U rh arge, and Hint ' h e a ll
to the . 'llo r io r t ’hle It. tt
to hav e some righ t, title nr ,ln- 'apply
Hemlnole
le rrs t Hi o r to the f o llo w in g dee- W ar e. Coun iv J «d r .
County Florida, un the H l h day of
THE H Ul LD1Ha JBEADTrrDL^
FARRELL’S
d g A g fa g d s
PACKAGE
S T O H .D '
JI ASCAPt aius.
cntranc^to the riaca, Shown above,
pa** nu»e than 360 cadets every
•uburt^ioVLthtjTlflTindtt'beiuU- rear, filerpc4 #naj*dHtap; tb* test*
emy. Tfl re-open on Sept. B,- U one
fu l^ iim n j^ l'n ^ a ^ D n lU d ^ B U te *’ of the outstanding military schools
la nJulcl urcu;ueTrg-crcatl
tn the United States and I* among
HpknLh' ■*ailed' sotttcmenl
lhe few 'm ilitary achooU In the
yiorltlalMiUUry^Aca5emy'.tBt^jct^
frtubtl nget, . v v v
• v .lla « * in
L w f j
honor.’ dlU « Z
War Ur_______a
part______a
wr i.t
*-vy. ne.sA
STARTS TOMORROW 9:00 A. M.
M O S T T H IS S E A S O N ’ S N E W E S T S T Y L E S M A R K E D D O W N
M U ST M A K E R O O M FOR
F A L L M E R C H A N D IS E
W O M E N ’ S A P P A R E L — F IR S T F L O O R
FOR
IM M E D I A T E
CLEARANCE
UR CONDITIONED
SUITS
<£*
beaatlfal *v »rl C«au b.
In th i« S ale you w ill fin d ju a l th e suit you
h a v e been lo o k in g fo r t h i» »e a * o n ’ g w « * f '
S o ft P a a tel Shade*, so lid b ro w n , C h eck *—
G r e y — In fa c t a ll the n ew est lh a d e *.
Light and medium
and H im • U **. Now W the Un
K F A U . COAT.
C o lto n
C o lton *
and
Spun
fo r m e r ly
R ayon
24.95
to
P r in t*
29.95,
F o r m e r ly
14.95
to
1& 95
to
F o r m e r ly
2 9 .9 5
19,95,
2 4 .9 5 ,
2 9 .9 5
REDUCED
*
O n e G ro u p
19.95
W o o lS u it i
1009*
W o o l C oate A l l S u e *
F o r m e r ly 39.50 to 44.50
One G ro u p 10.95 to 12,95
REDUCED FOR QUICK
JLKARANCE!
aled by Mrs. Margaret Colvin In Indianapolis, I ml, Stale 1'iusnolor
Sherwood Hlue (left) unlocks the chains from the fret of one ol lh*
'Home of Horrors" patients. The raid disclosed numerous attocilies In
cluding shackling of many of the home’s patients to beds aiid benches
wiUt leather ilrapi amt chalnj. Looking on ore chief investigator diaries
It. lluncll and Mis. Margaret Colvin.
(International tfogadjiholo}
JERSEYS up to 10.95.... .
AND HALTER SETS
PASTEL SHADES—Site 10 to 18
FORMERLY 19.76........ !.... SALE 12
10-M1DRIFF SKIRT 5ETS
FORMERLY 12.96..... ..........*}ALE 2
FORMERLY. 10,95 ............
PASTEL Shade* formerly, 10.98 Sale 10.M
SHORT SETS Formerly 12.98 Salo 8.98
SHORTS and Hallera Formerly 7.98
..... ........ Salt 3.80
• Soundi awful? Well, every
person tn Air,erica may kite
a whole month’* supply of
*oap ffi/ayaar unless the 2
cut o f 5 wofuen who’ve
■topped saving used fats get
busy right sway I
-
.
• RsroeinW, the fats you
turn tn twtp to make soap
for you. Every pound helps
prevent, the *oep shortage
.SALE C
BLO U SES
F o rm e rly
4.95
BLOUSES
F o r m e r ly
5.95
ALL THIS SEASON'S
MERCHANDISE!
.1-.'
SUMMER
30 LARGE SIZE
FORMERLY
Many oI them am 100% wool. Many
stylos and colors are included— sites 9 to
44, In N*vy, Bloo, Black, Stripoa, Checks.
In fact moat colors.
■;i
• Durtag this world-wide
shortage of fat* and oil*, the
only extra source of fats to
make soaps and other peace,
time goods is your kitchen.
Ask your neighbor . . . ask
yourself |f you’re turning lo
aU you can.
SALE 1C
Formerly 14.98.----MHiOtNT TRUMAN SIONt a bill creating « claims mmmlMlnn to lundls
Indian claims, and In doing so expressed the hop* that the miaiurs
*V1U mark the beginning of a pew era far our Indian cl them. WitnessIng the signing ceremony at tb* White House are (I, to r.): S*n. Joseph
C. (YMahoney (D ) of Wyoming: Reginald Curry, Fort Duchesne, Utah.
of the Uncompahgre Uts Tribe; Julius Murray, ol the Ulotsh Uls TribaJ
and Oscar Cbsoman. Acting Secretary o l the Interior. { Interns IU ns1)
_
,
•
*
!UHThK ! yBATB8
F o r m e r ly
>
'
19.98— 24.
FO RM ERLY
32.50 a n d
Reduced $20,00
20 LARGE SIZE
FORMERLY 8.95
4 WAYS TO r A Y A T
39.50
v
aSf.ifp
- g
ii-.-fc i
TAN— NAVY-GREY
\
IN ALL SIZES^* ‘ ~ CHA,tGKU^|3R SLATI
POIN t T n , Y , Aug. 19,
j M h . A«|
Jfd M, Baruch, financier, C4V-A Sd-ysor-old youth „
■diservanm was planned Tb!* vM m Aalao t o ^ ^ ,
rent of the family and was from Cambridge. Maas,
e frirndx, Said LUroch: (ato was ordered held wtthm
8.98
Sixag 3 8 to 4 $
EASY TERMS
MATHERST
1.
2.
PayCash
.
.
$10.00 or Use—No Down Paymont.
.,T ‘ .
\iJP.
3.
O ver
4.
Weekly and wear wMl* you pay.
Uywa-WaT Pkn. 8 1 Tdowo, 91
Woak until down payment Is ac-
ftO .O O ,
1-3
dow n,
|1.28
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i T e Tntot* t l t «
F n t * of the Wmldi
Prosperity for Saafsrd.
AN
IN D E P E N D E N T
D A IL Y
N K W S I'A l'K K
«'
VO LU M E
X X X V II
—
E stablish ed
88Th Division
Parades Near
* Morgan Line
SANFORD,
1908
Great Lake Ships Tied Up By Maritime Strike
Observers Say Yugot
. slavs Could View
American Military
J
Show With Glasses
w
W EATHFR
P o r l l y - c lo u d y
(h i* A fte r n o o n e n d
W e d n e s d a y . F n ir lo n ic h t . S c a tte r e d
a ft e r n o o n A n d . e v e n in g s h o w e r* a n d
!h u n d r r » ( o r m » .
■ k
. To T r iu o U the Progress of America |
To f i d M *
%,
THE
F L O R ID A .
T U E S D A Y . A u g . 2 0 .1 9 4 6
P r e i* L e a s e d W i r e
^ e
NO. 240
Egypt Wants Paris
To Grant Frontier
Driver’s Perniils
For 1947 Will Go
On Sale Sept. 3
W ASH IN G TO N , Aug. ZC, !/P>
— Undersecretary o f F u ll- Dean
•Acheron
ha* denmitirrd
the
.Yugmdav attark on an Amer
ican plane a* an oulraKrou*
performance. A rh e v n made the ,
statement a* the Unjted HlaP.i
handed Yvgovlavia a rtr* and
emphatic protest,, the third that'
ha* been disclosed In two da)a.
A s s o c ia t e d
Svi-iu- (tyi
“ I l l 'l l
British To Ask IJ. N .
To Api>oint Nation
As Solo Trustee Of
Area Of Palestine
Ship” At Haifa
--V.
. P A R IS .
Aug.
2 0 — </P)— .
T in * f it n - f u f tin* E g y p t ia n
lii’lu g a tiiin tn tin* I ’a f i s I ’cn co
( ’ o iifc r t ’ iH c ,
W aryf
G h a li
I ’ a s ltii,. u la lc il
t m la y
thnt
[‘’ t M |i.,\vitiit'i \{w .c o n fe rp u c n
In g r a i n
C a iJ ilie r ttlid itg cs
in I n i' f a v o r . T it is m ea n s tim
I T a iis fc r fr o m
I t a ly u f thu
liig it p la te a u l ic lw o c a B a r aliA am i,
yJU^li. Ini*. _ i*
tlir-—*t etit* nf iiilttfjf re a w t tilt I*s
fm I 'j T r r i ni
1la- illManee !».*I im ii Marilin iiini S"lum i«k nbuuf
mil* -
Wan* SavH Licvnsi’s
lo r Will Musi Ik-1
Kcm-wt'd By OH.. I |
•*' *• ^ t
Hu m . . ' lircnec* fob Hi 47 Will
C" **n
ilr nl II mf A. M. ..it
Tm
.Ini, Sepl '3. it wa* mu
By AHMKiated ‘ I’rean
o* lined today hy ('utility Judge'
A
Yugoalar
government
■
•
rp -‘
- -*
II, IV. Hit in The* ptJcn will
<spoke* nan h** defended the,
Hindi Ihe nine, ? I for •iim i ylor.* j
lja '»fc m lla i.,d «a n uf two Amrrin:.I y,' for ■r.linllffriirs* lltT-Ire, .•
lean airplane*. saying Yujfuhmiug thu Hcritkl «lT ll>* lp i.t
_____ alar lights/ pique* did Ihe
THBBB VESSELS U K 1DLK IN DETROIT, MlCH.._WAIEflJL h- * ‘h w < result nl the Grrxt I ikes shlptil l i a , t- k b W »- fOf -i4>i
thing.
niIght
‘
J pi eg rlrtye called by the CIO National Maritime Unon It t* rj-i*>rtcd that approximately ten (H-rctnt of
T l s*
.ii i
h iv
ilii-v intiy 1m* (-nil i*i 1 tut
I the ships "and irnmc|) plying the Great lak m were- Inmicbthrert b * the scrihe l*trko Into, sen* ilarted* •
I
h* i .1
*»f> »trrttP};i*
•I •\
nr S tliir*| ly tint it
a m i *t «U port* In Washington, negotiators for the NMU and the shippers broke oil jitem pis to .vetll? v%««
The United States .....
f»*p «**u , nll.i .* i
the 'iirra is
* t iiiiiiii.itiiu .il* • '* I ltd- 111!•» h* t n * iti**y Ih*
Britain tignin have |t*t M a r '" 1*' dui,ulc
If** t >L f i t lir f I?v il*** tdliiri
■Itnll Tito .know' that it- Ih|
«•» 1*% dh\ m**ml*"r *»f lb* futility.
nut taking Yugoslav actions
\Vr,4 .lay Imtir:! w ill Imv tt-tHi
Tht* *^l»^ii<.
I itV bhiVr«!
A. M. tmhl ihmmi iit»il lilWl I*. M
■ ha
i In !i»t«*il
»n
lir.*- - «V
*
ih the Balkans lying clown.
i = ■■
f
. «n» |* M f„, ti|«|ttirntiM|i.. ^ M m iO N OK V m UETK uf uiir ni lltr itt^sut
Uil|fr» vrlm h K cyp t'i t‘ ^*s i>» tlo- I " gu'e* *>f
About l(),000 troops of
| In
\ t
In lin e In r lia n
K iu tir I j n 'l
I
»ithe .Mate o f H onda " '
i"
ik’"
tn.m t u b m n i- dim
the '.'I uaf »ud • in a p enal- •
the American H8th Division
V / II O la J U I I I I O 'l l l U I d l l I M V L I
V c l l l t l l j i . 1 ...... .. |lo ir In eii ii l.y (lit Ute ai iimiimul.il i.m .■.n.Uliiri id Idallki Is and mtt'llm
k.uldalim nil'll, prT»!.n».lv tomorrow,
it- i»
which with British forces
*1 nr tail I it .h irer-' •■Vuliiiiin- »(«'*•' ,r*P " "
....... .
Hell ».hl|> the n lllfees ante herded hv i1x |»f-rt ui 1: • . |u,.p,v.<" that '"**
Hie Hi it L| i mi ti tn |M»t .i h ' 1 tiipjFMi ttt ii-t* uf Dili * »mi» itfi CvttiiiA
occupy the
tempestuous
Fevertt) -fu r
el,|rilo* ' t
f Ivtr* j fn.n
.* I ludi'o H inah *'ut
•■ 1 . s * uml F typ t
!!,*♦ 11.-it * fr ••*'» ** i
1.
trm r .1 |U i "• -l -..f Bardin,
li,.i*l*11 ., mi I
...... uni n p i- m l - I t ' "■
'an Whimi r
I'teinl" t
Venezia Giulia area staged
a l l " i ol agrlndliual uml *h ip*j*,,,d 'tier irlm n p'"** In Jim t,
Tli.1t t» It' Hll
**( 'totraliuh tu
n meaningful parade today in
I It!' lu i’H S*
U’ ltAVl •* l 1 i l " . ■* i* ui-frrrr.l
.ttt'iid ri lln- hear- fP I ' '1 Alii i *H
IMIlK K to
Gorilla. Tin* announced piirpue
tt^
.*»• it f H■I § if lli.il 1It*
TDr
loAll il .f A r m y l1,
int^ n f ill*- V
:
wa* to honor the memliera of
. -it* In
\ O-iftf|t*a I
-i •h
the
Second llnttnliim of
Ihe
I »•*!' i*.l tt. j
I n -.i i.' 1 1 f
n ,ii ill** .
3 M al Infantry for It* pact m
It M,,. ftll
the
Italian campaign.. Hut oh
I M .iv f iill
I‘
'f
■ i'e III,'I
f W**fi
Dr e f.t i|>
server* found there significant
I Ima ii .C' il tn*i L*
Hr i ■I ,(•«' in;*
«
111M
i
- in
WASltlNOlXJN, Amt 30 |A*1| tiii lb* LiVfiiir' -liDit-i:
overtone*:
!*• * l ifillll1*'* *
i t |1 o'vet |
The
parade
of
in I I i I n i y Tlie iiatihii Lv naiUtis fur an Im
I ri*i* hrj*trn. ^ i |'t
•Ii it | i .
•f .... 1">
rntrenglh rami* at a time when portant niuiauncpiurni tonitthl nnj
It) 11 ni *4" I \
W'll
V
. . 1*1•‘ III IMT
.r
•'* i
Anglo - American, relation* with • iirthcr price ceilings *i|I Iw re
Mix
11 ni
1 i t: <i* *
I kJf *
,«idTHI
>f i . v fifr i I
•f
of Jonas |
Yugoslavia wrre under a new stored for sudi majfir Items ua
111* ..n i tin pt
r,. M
l . f I Hu-1 Y«.
I iit.iKe thnt
C o u n tic H
(train from Incident*. It wax * meal a, milk and hull*r
l S \nny tj f f t* ■
i f » i . o4*?r U
it Lift*
t \ 1 1 Hr |pi‘lhip
Tlu- new Prirc Decontrol Itn ril
held
closeenough to the *oII ( l Ilr.** ,* V%lj| In- t I*
tllin n tr
i'* j i t t - m l
.
»l<i*!t**• VV.ii** hmi.f tint i
v%m*M
jtnkeai. mitt I h.
called
Morgan
l-ine
*n
tli.it 1will anmiuncc Its d'clilon about
Thr T r4‘ County Wurkthop tnnii*
|He i t* i*l of tl** Semin
r* I
I’ntl h
of a
lliiil Mttuim rerYugoslav soldier* could watch
**
Kasleni Daylight lim e, inj: ptnh'tam for tenchrth from ole Cutlftty I html* i of i ■•luiucite, np|if rvfali' tho i ih Jh m
! In
tp tiir limit
it through field glasse*. Hanking
1 0 .0 0 P. M
the three board Seminole, Volusia no t ( M
[ rrs j
i i ivi rnur f . M fH r r nl eiiY. I -p* ■ . tnaWli5
t r l i * r nro 1 l i n n
^ fix I *> Ifi
‘ tM+i' '
h *ltl>
llfl« i
|t#*'|tr'i ilrirvrry
tl-** f ir»*|l
! ; i " f ! il Dr | h k .i
•hi *»
n ths
H l\
American 1 and Urilinh officer* :
*111 expUin their dechloti count *ra Ht-irtrd Momtuy morning
Culitui'il f*i
lo • -ml two
\
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a
■
1
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11,
>
¥
1
1
f
.1
(
V
(»l
J s[,'t{ift! it*
\V i h
1 ••
, i t m itlt
I fo
I jv n / I'Xfiritimi' ion
reviewed ilie tnmps, w|i» weir I to the imtinn In an all-network at. f«:l>0 o'clock at (lit- .wmiiio
icjiic: - itliiliU's ap !i* j in
h: li*
L i fit" l ‘
» * , -villi » |* fii i i'j
1 f lit
I .f
M u l ititt
' •( f i r t a l l y
HUmI.- tn the r minty v l ■rt* I hr*
parading for Uie first lime in .1broadcast
High Srhrnl and!’ iri*. rn. and was
"tin Statr*, rn- •!mt|wirtv*
!
h
Ji i • " vt»k;
i h**m
**l»l*» *
S
l-.f
i
ltn «
a
Is .
H
l»|'|‘ht «n*
iPiiilrjf,
a >1
the 3.1 months they have hern j
. P [»,u «? f^V * »»U ie r officia lly opcocl by Mu* It tit it not single |mMiiDtii;, urn *« '
u-t
a-tfaiu 1 i ‘»’■It t> |. .t Mi tl |* »
pversea*.
Con.plcuou,
hy
»>r reslo te^ o n llv#. Hand, county education super.i
S
1
1. .
1
*
M id la t u r y
\t n
I
tt*er Mur«l . * i * - » i»-»T
ijn
trM U
Mhiu.
*
r
1*1 If if ci i
'j
sit©
r
u___i.
ti
.1
,l.( i
iu * b t
if- Ml*
iti'iil takf In * y mii
■Absence
wa» /Ci
('ol. Ilcncir,
com i stock, dairy jirodtirts, grains, cot’•
1
I hiifli't'j "1 *
...... t i " '
V *
*
U n m fU t.
j* ..r •tien '1 M is t e r
1l * Hi H i h
i
|/<i ? J i t i i M l I t i
— rWandcr ^ tiF" AAv*' Yiigrrslav" 'll ^U.-u aced. .**»•• bean* and hundredJ or Mn* I.UHan Hourh o f l»s | P "t t i;
I M «U k L l!t-itnvr»1 o f
T - '” ’
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u
rn
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o
n
.
t
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,
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f
I
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t
**,
lm
jyih
.It ■
t
*4 b-J ,
_ j \ th
L ln»wrvr*r, l*,
H t.H
ii
l N i ftL-*
tachnnmt in tho occupation Tone. of products derived froni those and Volusia county supervisor ' l l , . , ,lt,tiicl cnvinci'i n
i 1 '•■-* l
M Jlf Tliwn
I ! n t«i,i - S la t. ••*».«* .1 »f ''Ml*
baste commodities,
i "1* i!:»l 111*
lt | , w »
. l'. . J .1 "! t l. .* (■tit Vs
' . . . .t .r * '
ii.
i:
f11 > I .ora} »*viiriiitm
A T ittim r
Coinciding with this, the Hriti
in
a
instructmt.
gave
thr
devotjon.il
I
•*t
ttf
I
’
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*»
I.
|
|
|,f
ia
riMMir
i
l*»*
.*1
iiih
■
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i
Tliere U no indlratkjn wliatspl\< t ■
,
t,-,| |t^ ,st 4 1 **
*
« • m u tt’
(Ion
l » . '* l
it. • •*41»4t '
iah War O ffice jfsued n bristling
•I
Hr,
If II lit til*
1*
ever as to what the hoard Iras de and the Itcv. K. I). Ilrownp• ••! 1 Ih* * .tnal. -a h*» tut * -f <*•« •I* %'*
L
l
'
i
ii
•
(
l
!
ti s
(-[«..
p.it 1 mJiihjii
ill
fh»* T
: fill
l./ iil'*! «l*|f
•*
1*. . • U-l' ,
denunciation by 'Lieutenant Gen cided
High - • •
»M I
i, t" ....... th. Slat* At
in* ni ■11 the
L ‘»
OPA
Administrator Paul O r e l prsyri
1 *.
»
•i f
fu t i m
1 ht*
M Mi l ly^ ,i!i«i 'I lint - ji*i mu 1.* im t mI
Arinm \
! . | i 'll.
* i-*t M* [ • * ' ’
era! Sir William Morgan, the Porter says that shy new ceilings
■* »
' 1' •i .
lilt H
I limit 1*1 *»J«H t 1 » 1*UI’ rincipul Herman
Mion
t fill I ITVIii) Ir.t jffi
day* .it i .Ml * IMI in \ no T M
* l» CO ID
Allied commander in the Medi which tile board dec Idea to re
v , nim ifi.**- . - • * • " t l)
i ,t|i(
I
<rii1|ii\va> tin
iiLiglft Sli liKKi 4 |liJ III i'srtl i 1
then
welrnmed
the
grcUp
in
•"
terranean, o f Yugoslav press dti- establish can not become effective
j**tf tiai «« ..I Ihe l'i*lr
| .mini rntMtiril ifi"' I't t lilii' l ** Jilin1*t|
Thi* >• f. lur the f ir**l tone, iMMiiii i'll thui lu* htiti 1*1*4*11 It mi
Fred II | iiupr rim in' o f the |»i** *‘t fi
the JtajGirf fur Mt of I’tihlir Ssifi'ty f i n ill tn l hit mu* --ijcrit’tl |i n, I s t i l l * i \\§ t * i l l I T M i m I
patchet. Morgan said that tire until* Friday. Porlrr explains that half o f , thu school.
h 11 f K
J"
inrifi^i *i ini-t * iiift -y tem Jtilt
o witter coil**” \at ion o:. .
Wjlson
welcon*'d
the
73
teach
Yugoslav newspaper accusations It will take that much Ume for
JfiHjuiri*-, th*
(lull
III I twill
now it
i ImtUfiiUf fi"|u »ili |leu,|.m* nrMk liif fit tif *ptij|M tl> ft»i thu it'fi'ii'mlum tl» f#iL- III
prexenl
in
t
fhulf
o
f
the
City,
hi* I rTVih*SjPm lUlkiiNMiit.
^ that American troop* fired first business to readjust itself to new
f.it i tlinl *1 hi* fmrty m IriTiillr * ti
O pir«U ilV Jim ‘14*11 Lo a
Y iistlJt] J Iks* l it h r iW n|t* tfiMiiHt
j
fllMl
mmiry
n
m
iim
li
W
alter
l
uynea
upoke
in
I»eh
iff
Ammuf out-of-town retite i*m * fciir** JiLi n r !«* t*iki> iu\ I'Xiim*
J n a Veneria Giulia border inci controls and for the O P A to work
In *'! Limit* Jfilitt W.
I. 1illrij lo «*X fit filnl t•* i**i*ihlft |»*l nf tli." fat rtf f t*o ** H"lv f tii*l. TI ip
I rvt^ps Mttendinjr the ns*etiM|? «♦
Tlcn t U (t month were enlindy out the specific change* that may o f tl»i countv school hoard, lb
iiJilhm.
1,*tf ,! " ft.vif
•miM.
■ ■ u !i* !
•
out
J
>ii"ii
i
iT
i
|
*
i
1
f
^
gryt was jupressed by the Kpetu,
Cii|*t. Ififiiliiifilie, 1“ S % , m t
faler. *
,
'Jr f*o
flrlMl mif
b- required.
Visit'll
jis-I 1114* m l is If nl jj
er* I list Rupt. T. W. Lawtoli « *>.. [ ,PN'i,nB I Ilf A ..... .. , f I lii
111 lielgrodc. foreign circle* are
| t IH>.
tjnitM •
ft. it .In i*a (*m
winter In
*1 < <Mil |Ml 11Y 1 .
M
|
i* confirm) hy 'line* in u Jack
-Naval lliilriet, Miiym t
looking forward to a statement
1^ V
h
T§4*w**v * r
4 >'i hm i* i" I
t*f*MMli* J
sonville hospital, w>.< unable * • f ,
Whit'd* •in! rri'it*' ■-■'til ii'T*
by the Yugoslav government on
1 hey w*»- *
.i , * 11*|*b*V • i
* .'tltrOAHY I'M '
« |J"
tw present.
|.lark.... .
.’n-pr,.*-, ' l..<
the
machine - gunning
of v n»
hnvu • h
• 1....|
‘-Mk;
>" Jmjhiilf .*f il**
Miss llaiet tlicn lhtr(HtiH'e,l I ' 1 i Until*- nf tin- Jsrk.m,* 'll,- ' i
American transport plane which
|i)iH4
111II "t |H-r
I I I "Li tuit
■tmiiith
l "uni y
Carroll F. Cimbtu, pri’fe«*'*t "I t in*t of ( "milieu,.*. It 1 i'*
d rlv rr'H 1, • • 1
hi.ii 111*i*■* l Hin"
the school of education at tin •*( th*- k I* ruin W o le
rv if" to maiiil it in ^
•iM*
lv lifiht%V Lit Li liiiir
l( 4
Yugoslav* about the Arm y plane
University o f Florida who in inm I k i c -t,, Karl I *,lir*r:»,>n
..................... tuf«>
«irivij kbUh'
•Jrihi'r'it In* nnf*t
which disappeared yesterday on
n,
I
K
W
(*urMJII,
H
irfi
l*i|irlftlKf
lit
J
introduced
th
i
rest
o
f
the
staff
I
o
f
the
Florida
Wnl'-rwiiy
lull r |;h i ...
L| (M'tniit some*urn to «*>'l ho n grp ltcd to see tin
, , ,.
,
.....
a flight from Austria to Italy,
f,.|i I •iliit* i**.ir old fion, llurokl I’iito.
Including Dr. Audrdy Packham ' fK*®*'1. ^ a ltc , KMucnsn.uii **(
(|ri
a
, L , 11Vc e m u s t."". . .lishandcl
but
ccordlng lo .a il oye.witness, a
Rolling
College,
clem.ntary
^tionl
niuisvillif
h«mt*'r
"
f
'
'.m
" 1
onF.
,liy p,.,,,,,,',
, Iha'f Him titrlifin ssn* nmv in * * ‘ *^*rfr’ jur-riitni mitJi jirt/rv- v ?**rJMvr?44riA
V. i t . ' Kicvcnson, veteran free
<Ia y lu ll.urv ffnlKMi f •*t nif^liin f
e transport — believed to he
1 1 in pmhiliM* *1, nmf
frimi
lance writer and puhlicilv kx - consultant. Ram II. Moo *; of Ih** I Harry Brown, ( resident *>f '•
limit n| hi ii k tm., in .1 i
the American ship — was shut
I II Ml
I 41|« MU’
r«iMl|*l MIM’D* * J Hi* i
14 14? m rn*v *lr»vp imly uflt-r
perl, now has Ihe account o f State Department nf Fducnti" ' Lake C ou ily C.namln r • ( '
X|l**»j»l "Ml Mt, 11
f Lih
down In flame* by two Yugo.
ih*
ifii-M
*»ii 111y q 11 v .»" ♦ : i.wi
pOHnin^ r»f* • * tiiim<iti»»n i«y.*I fur
thi .Mayfair Inn and plan, an and Junior high school consiiltnni. mere'-. George Ware rrpt»- *
slav fighters over Ihe Julim
Ih* elty nf 1.resiling
:•>
nAnfi4n^r a vkiiiii f| r*s(i*t«*tit t|ftf<**l tl* iii#*n !*• duly
extensive
winter
advertising and Dr. Paul Irv.tie o f the Ain
i
*L »» lyN f, it ) s ii
I '" , A lp * yesterday. This l» said lo
\\lt. »t * hr
Asti
l I'i' hI
by .x |i.ii* fit**« rrnj»l*iyrr.
I*rrprogram la lure tourists to this hama Polytechnic Institute and Kitrhing and M. I. ( Iiela
;A|rt"‘
|M< ln-rrf U n i Hr*
have taken plnco near the Yugo
the* Hiirldn Inland Nai*
i *m
Ml"
•.. ,* «♦. r m . fin- \ *
j
kTit*till If • * 11l«l *1 , •»
vicinity, bind Weber announced senior high school coirs1 1tun'
•.itM44 , *i |i| ( « i
H
slav summer resort town nf
K. K. Kipp, former HaiifoiJ DUIrn-t. Noah Bum i,n>t \
t ii 11".I i"l»* I ■ 11 » 11 IfM
.'i-| |n-1 >nr .|im <r .*,} v.'it
I" d ll'*
...
i • •* i *• i
JI u M
today. Mr. Stevenson, affiliated
. ,*i M.< A*'* * • 1**1
Bled where Marshal Tito is un
lenherry
represiiliiif
Giummer
and
Junior
High
Nrhn
•'
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I
ll**l
*
V
4
I
II
I
«
'
III
J*i*t
•
(•!"!,"
,i"-j
VV
Mf
from ii**- i
with Gordon It. Klwell Hn,| As,o'
*
ID
i
.
i
lf
derstood to In* vacationing,
nl
I*
il
ikii.ienit)
'.
I
I
pYinrlpal
and
now
supcrvisot
lb*
**
......
*■
" " *ii»t 11 tit y i m i? ' < .*"»(»
•-mI v kvhi i t •"
elate, of New York, Orlando and
i <.ii>
'(H f{ I
i * It
t ff*M !
v
The person who taw tho at
|.,n
"fluratlen
of
Grange
count'’
.
-(■
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nf
tl»
Stale
Houd
I
•'""I pill* lr*lt I
t-l *h uii.t hi*
*
♦ i I n vil
iiiilhiiM’ **
m
Miami, has among other ac
-4 felt'
•i . I».*; t*■(*■*t
If,
M
M *"g .
'
tack on the unarmed transport
rc «
*f
«4'f I't l l *
r|i-'l lit fx **" »■
a valol •(*..
Iis Fli t* .
counts in this locality the Orange on the workshop movement "■"< W J W ied repii-srninig
I Mf
I Loti
oi Ii* .1 .
'
'I* "
* -I I ! .liii*
i
said cannon shot could bo heard
tic industry of the yi
I
t>(
h
jyilv,, imtrikrN *i=d *ih**i hV • L Is" **n|l llutft
M e m o r ia l
Hospital, Orlando what '.t m-ant to teachers.
|M*I M*"imtil**
*1 M
Mnm * j if
|*fi/r
i/r
i All h I \
. . **■(
-I* f l i
I
ttlJ
Judge \\ a*
Ii.
|
lA o m
the ground. He said the
Itivcr Valley and J *
lit •
Li
Transit Company, the C ity o f Irvine sfoko or. some o f the pt"l*
* »-■ (i*‘ i ntfW) a 'h.ifK hi tn* iliiifi Ilf 1-1 I' i- I't III <if I II* 11 Y
ilrlvers to | •v nti \tlicj iiMil riit**
figh ter plane* attacked, and then
id the Orlando Reporter Si *,
Orlando and the Atlantic Coast lemn that may. Iio atlackrtl it'"
Imiisc (liifl
! 114
Hu- VV 11 nf(»r*
iuiiuilfu t’Ulfllt
MiilH .Lilltft, ruKliLLini >f t i*i■Tr . »*Y**" I*
fully "Th*, 11» iv* r* t JJaiiilL'iuk,"
the tranaport spiralled down “ In Line.
Among KonJonl men iiltet-l
mg the wrrkshOp session.
Ti*
biWft fni Hu* **i [►MlIft1« If*' fftliiiv, Ui " iifft Ii ill
i ,| it loot hern ttdiniord by
isnui'd by tli*1 I'l-parlmeiit itf T*f i.
• , 3 » column o f smoke, disappearing
,f
Having been affiliated with meeting was tha turned nvri •<» the hoaring wrre Brailey <*>i*= *
j,'..")/nl mu
of
titiitt*
n*i111 iiry tl I I • ( i t
Public Safely.
} em-H-i |,.tGuard lit, ditri'lor-KeU'
Into the" mountain*. Then cams
M. B. Smith, Mi\yit IT J* * " 1
O ffice o f W gr Information dur Manuel Turner o f the general e»
* Mitel Hilt I 'lnictl try Hie firmipl ,
t'N IlR A . tin t in v uw of
uml
t*» rrpUui tin* NntMttiul
a ' big column o f black smoke,
ing the war years, he and Mr*. tension Hiviiton, who look up ih** Gut, Fred R, Wilson, Lea U t>* i
wiiH
ti
lit.
hided
Itoidy
_*r.initu.
Bud
1t„.
, |,a
dtintion and the
f*UJII l.b
'• Indicating that the plans had
It AGS H A I.IA M ) IM IS
MnlKhlnn
Hjjij
M ix
It, A. Williams, Ih.Vrt WfBia...
Stevenson came to Florida in tneistniUon;
j
■"rg.iffu
.il"*ii*
of
tim agenry't
blotm up.
l.^tnliT til"
IMV * nf LJiU mIu , l(#mul*uii t’liff AbM>h IVrrv W w lln y
searrh o f some *un ami fun.
Elementary and * a e c n n il m v, son. *H. J, t/*hnisn, II. B. t‘"i'
di pfar cd pc ran"
work n <!cr*
The missing ship wae believed
'
"i.ipniiy
“
I
th,
Fr.iiilb
Ballnllnil
Wa.'.tibun,
w
m
M
ik»lWhile In Oriando recently he teachers met in tKdr re s p rrtiv Italpli W ight, Arthur Voweli Nl
IIOld/YWOOD. A us 2U (d'l
*iiii";,. It i. now p*> -tide lo rt-*
to have carried a crew o f five ran Into U otfon Klwell, an old
grrupa and elect'd memWrs of lo*e, K>i Cameron, Fred 11 -»*
Comedian J.iitn ItrgLual died tiwl.u o f 'lit- Florida S li'l" Gonnf w « i < [lirm. fotlt i l l b n r * i Hi" 1 ‘ ‘dT (m-*
a,* tti i*-iat Mi rg.in finm hi*
men. The witness saw only two
ni"
■l*,t*-i|
iiih,
service
at
Hanford
I of wlilrti Wi'iirhrff Id |"ii»l!iS^ urnI do!"" to the nigHtll/aIll'll.
friend who years ago worked ■blaring and social committees.
John II r u in Icy, F. ,A . " i
In ■ Octtar. **l l/U.imni IlmpIt.iE
parachutes drop.
on
.Ini'*
1
*,
I
li
t
1.
The
ronipuny
I ii
tub full uf rift $i bflxM.
with Stevenson for Carl Byoir
George Tnuhy, ficrdmi Bri"<*", B after a long illintta Kuban "<
Murgiiii* id ea s* came after lott e fo re ig n sourcee In llelgradu
and Associates in New Yort; and
N. Sayre, and Rolland Dean.
" Raga" Itaglund. Ute actor Had roiilitnied (o funrtinn thrnuKliniit
('tt.iidia had rfiailcngril no nn*la y
it la plausible, in fart;
Washington, D. C. Thu* a vaca
—— — — — —---tUen i|, tie--Hi*
world, Irrmi Hi*
...rn
'!>iim*l “ high aidhuFlative itmip-***
Inevitable, that T ito either will
()U A K K KM'OItTKD
l i,rle.w)ii' to tiroiriwuy Atiir«lom lu f/i' u
v*-.| on a atrirtly
V prove a .ttiletn lit Hint Soviet
tr y to explain or apologise for tion Was interrupted and H|evM IAM I, Aug* 30, <A1*»
A N*» * micJi shn%, a. ’‘Piummii lUttm
enson and Klwefl are working
bon-,
ami
received
m»
coinpensnRun-ia wa* using 1 N R R A to
the
artlvitJee
of
his
fighter
—■ - r
Vwtanokiglsl a t Miami Im* mrortni , 1^
picture role ■*« tl**" whatever for I heir srrvirca,
together again.
pilots.
_____ ...
.
„
_
gather informaUrn in western
Due to small atteodanco at the >noll»er earthquake, prubahl) m |n **||ooiliiim n*iut ■ tuglaiul JrAi
Before entering the University
MOSCTJW
Aug
JO ( ' l l Half
. |, wa. Montan
The emergency bring ruiw over
Legion meeting
la.it the Caribbean area
The iJer) iw n |„ Lsmi'villr. Ky
o f Texas Stevenson worked his American
.............. , B ,e..sati»n U 't
ami Hie National Guard I-to g ot the Ismir untoira gram ar-rcage
'
ha-v
lirrn
iir
v
filw
l
jiidi
ll»c
nttiioii
i
.
,
.. ,
„
way around the world doing free evening, wtdeh vru htlrtbutcd try wav described as heavy Ui
to liie proce^j o f re-ntganunI-. hmklinr lorwmnt to an cat lot
'*> -tot tig hat there wn.
•
lance writing fo r the Detroit Post Commander Henry W o l c o t t ------- -------------- —
tion, (lie memlHTS nf thti State
Hue ad rationing In the autumn TH- !
"**’ • " * '■ '. «< B fmanre.l ex o News. A fte r finishing the school
G uild rnmmartd fe lt that lliclr Mn m * picv. gave no (Igun-,. u t ij’' ,M " f Jew " from Europe Ho *^vi
» .
.— .
o f Journalism he was associated
..rrviict
no
longer
were
needed
CALCUTTA, Aug. T^H A^-Tive with Ut« Wall Street Journal
Ihu yield, hut luevioty* frpcirtA ue uM^tl *it that time uf tufini; nntla
and irquestod Hut the otgitnl■ MasWmx and the Itlndua .today fo r five years and w s , editor
havp indtca*d a fair avcr-ige, wttli | Semitic
vlce^onmmnder
xatinli
l>e
tlirhnndcd
and
tho
J|U1 w e abooUng It out in 'the o f the American Aviation Magabumper rmjv. In .vune arras
,
—---- —
mcmltcrs ho discharged.
v a ttlc o f Calcutta. Brltlah
Tlic iaatcsd pace In the t ia r v / T , .
.
. , ■(
..
.
buslncaa rtamnn
line. I ll* work with Byoir a i office because o f buatoeaa
Any of the njeit who are rn- wa. Iielng twt In the U k r a l i ^ l T O j e t '1 1 I C 8
• patches say firing broke out i
It waa propoasd that a special
K a i 'l l l g
,
bauds
iipraitnl
A c c o r d in g ly
manager
of
tha
Washington
Three
golden
spider
female
today In aome seettona of India's
' '' ' ■ i
A „ . . „ I.V a n n l.
tnm ing be held fo r this purpoxo monkey* o f South Amcricon o ri Preachc, has Ileap, placed In the tU 'nl in act vice ribbons or srr- Kuban. Crimea amt Dtrtl urea.
office
was
followed
by
O.W
.L
largest city, although
IO W I1
nest Thursday evening, a t which
work.
'■ag*' ns rhaperone t" tim new,, vicr stars, may iccptYu them by Kurope’s rnml important plirat . B V C T I ' T C n C h
gin arrived from Now York r
the (Bullion aj
gmwlng regions wlwrc tnur-lillli.i
----------time a vote on *ew members will
'■nniers
until
urii
lime
as
they
Mr.
and
Mr*.
Stevenson
are
c
i
liin!
upon
'(it.
Gailowny
win
terday
afternorn
and
werr
p
la
"
*
lug. Thouianda
ttlc grain crops
(-ro[B already tia'C'
tia'C 1 I’AtllH
I’ Attltl Aut. 20
20—{<
1 *1—llccldcitU
ot the
(*11
—llcr.1
temporarily nuking their home be taken.
in tho east wing anil rayc *"l ires aocinllv an**plahto to tho oth fan Hint t l f v had been it-ccivcd |(>r-cii reaped
ever, are not taking anr
lot a town In Burgundy France to-*
Ttlday night a t 1 : 0 0 o'clock at
In
Sanforij
at
4 he M ayfair Inn.
er
monkeys
win*
spend
•
>
b>t
if
joining the monkey hut "ii M»n
Of being caujht tn another general
--------------------...
day declared that they have been
end be would be ptad to confer
She la a sporty and muxir en the Legion Hut there will be a key Island.
th te screaming IlisulU at them.
outbreak
ENGINE *31 K IL L M I
wring what tlmy described
Hum,
meeting o f the 40 and 9 Society
thusiast
and
his
The
I'svr
monkeys
raipc
.irom
As James Houghton, the car* "
They are jamming, the railway
WINDSOR. Va.. Aug. 2 0 , (A P i
i-rsormotti kmg pmjectllca racing
which already hokla a charter.
atattema tn an attempt to get out free lanca aviation w ritin g ."'.. t Ofltcera will be elected. Those who laLrr explained, the n«w arrival' the same firm In New Y'.trk which
An engineer was allied nr»d three w t i w Urn eky every night for
prrantu Injured last nlgtit when 'the p u t week. TTic (iio)crUlrs were
5f“ ? hare bean members o f file Amrr I- were hrused reparalely due to suppjial the Ini'* KuiV-Q. whn wns
FNGtNKF.lt KILI.F.D
minion 1-w.itbound freight train plowed rokt In Itnll nraxigr-rnt llghta and
eaa Leglan for more w a n one year the faet that established monkey* drscHbfd by Mr. M3ughtnn w.
do not lake kindly u m sw cm ccri .the fidhrt amL’ m od inteiligeni
. th e.to ll o f U U laat four
Into the Norfolk and .Western'* to emit piercing wtdstta.
era eligible to Join.
. t“ *
daya. saying that only about 500 PR A O 0R Chechoslovakia. Aug.
Cannonball jaxasenger train near. Newspatwr* In "a rts are specuand would attempt to drown them. monkey over jiut on the island
'-i per
NORFOLK, Va., A u g. IP, (Ah
woos were killed. ,* ~
Wlndsor. Tlte west-bouiul paxaptiger! lallng whether the inUdea ore
Ttorw is One exception, how Suxy-tJ wax k illd by loo nturh
b r o c k d is c h a r o k d
newspaper, however, e!
ever. to th?* Inhospitable Undenfjr klndprxs on Ihr part nf spectators A railroad engineer has W i t kil train had become derailed at*d tlte similar to those that heve been’
more than *500 were killed
on the part o f the 'monkeys and who fed her a n i r f c l o f corn led and a fireman hurt in the locomotive' Lipped over on 1)10 ncen over Sweden in recent week*,
hanged today tn the D ntls—
Injured.
that la the ktndlv attitude shown starch candy. She also swallowed derailment o f the Seaboard A ir east-bound tracks. A fireman hiu\ or whether they arc simply meteors,
prison for tnaaon. TUka was
The town over which th* cjlects
Line train. Robert E. Lee. The started up the traclw to flag thr
theology profaeaor before being "honorably
from the to ' new monkeys hy Preacher, troken glaix from a mirror thxt
train left the tracks near Harnlci, freight, but lie wax too late, and. have been observed Li railed Chasoiroone
threw
on
the
island.
femaVt
spider
monkey,
who
w
*><
The words o f “ Annie Laurie''! ins tailed aa puppet mssnjer by the United SUtaa N
at the Naval
the freight amaslicd Into the de - 1 tlllon Sur Seine, and lies northwest
were fleet pelntad ip 1424 ami set jMaaleC' H » attended hi* trial tn a.p erson ‘ “
Center fn so named by spectators due to her There are now I - monkeys on the N. C. The railroad aeld that no rnllnl locnmotlve
.
|of Dijon.
pai'engers wero InJuml.
tendency to Walk about with tala ud.
(a music in I8M.
'wheel
chair.
^ ,„ . .
. .
: \ : L '- '
Hearing Is Held This Afternoon
Nation Awaits
Announcement By
Decontrol Board
School Workshop
Group Will Bi-veal
I Vice Ceiling De Program Starts
cisions This Evening’ A t Seminole High
Wilson Welcomes
Teachers Of Thm
To City
Britain Protests Irregularities
In June 30 Polish Referendum
Florida Stale
Guard Company ■
Here Disbanded
.V
i 'J.
.
Ormlicrs Oi I nit < oit(iralulalcd P'or Sorvii’t* B\ (iallowav
TK»tS* .:"r
Fishermen ( ’ a I e h
Kaj? Limit 01 Hass
J)n Si. .1ntins Tri{i
F. II. Stevenson To
T l Publicize Mayfair,
Weber Announces
M organ R elieved
Of Duly As
U NItltA Official
Lcgiort Plans -Meet
On Thursday Evening:
Fiffhtlmr Breaks Out
Again In Calcutta
to
*• ^ s s jr s u 't e ;
aSSJS
......
^ •; •:
V-. ' ^
* f " ”. •
Three Golden Spider Female Monkeya
KJ>|aCe(J ()n Islailfl At Mlllll^ipal /<><>
■eoteigmicy. All .of n,e
JlalJOf Uiissia’s
volunlaty .... , .
, ,
Wheal Is Harvested
’*3
Ii
�*
* ■
TH E
TX G evm r
The Sanford Herald
S A N F O K d ’ 7 7 L K A L & 3 A lf F O K U .
T U E S D A Y , A u g . 20.1946
FLO RAS A
‘MOTHER, THE GIRL VVHO NEVER fORGETS
Britain’s Government
UNBALANCED FEDFR^l BUDGET
r.«tftt»l|-k*4 1 i
I MM
l i H <ultr # f r * p t fali*r4 «r
I puny nil 8ign*s indicate that the Britten Ijiuor
(joviTmiU'iit nmy not be reflected, and may' not ^vuti
lustful its full five-year term. So says B. C. Forbes, who
irf now in Europe iuvestiKiitlny economic conditions.
lie says it is ifencrully admitted in Knit Iami that it
was the servicemen, both with their own votes and
through their influence upon others, who defeated the
Churchill'KOVcrnment, and many people feel that‘economic
recovery will be lonjrdrnwn-out, if not impossible, under
the present regime. Much discontent is felt over wide
P i C a n lr r, »
spread
unemployment, lack of housing and the high in
n£« Month „
come tax. This amounts to 50 per cent on all but the
I ’M * * ' Monlho
111 Moolho —
poorest wages, and goes against the grain with British
working people. Many of them work only three or four
days''a week, to avoid the tax.
One cause of high government expense is the sub
sidy system, under which huge bonuses are paid to farm
ers. For example, 40 dollars an acre is paid to a farmer
R aisa!
J*#H .»nprr
t k r M*t»l4
i»*w
■m Ik* MlluMHl H-l* *,f b ,i , , , i I.4h « for raising potatoes. These subsidies result in low food
IH lh» »•»■- prices, to which the government pointy with pride, But
Hlrr
»llh
i'<«
*» N" n u|„
I klr**" even the less thoughtful among the people are beginning
tnteelM l
iMI *»>»
to realize that this sort of thing goes around in a circle,
and in the end thu cost comes out of their pockets.
f t * llr m lA ll A
hlrh f* e »H s While business men and Industrialists are trying to
k, m-- fi>» ,r ‘
irna 4 U P « l r h » *
muI * i k f r * l « make thu best of things, a good inany of them seem to
■p rr
kt 4
/eel that conditions are likely to grow worse for two or
kll.k.4
hr,»*«
lir*N..n « l •**- three years, and that by the end o f that time them may
Ih are
’ r~ be a change in government
mmd t»**4 »r *<
ft«i af* rd .
111
riaild a
M i«M lla A t v il>
—
1942 ------
----- 1943 ------
RECEIPTS
117 799.000.000
EXPENDITURES
MIllTARV
$76.01 i.ooaooo
n o n MUI tart
J6,316.000.000
RECEIPT! .
$77 787.000.000
EXPENDITURE!
'MILITARY
$77,109,000,000
NON MILITARY
* V4070.000.000
—
----- 1940 ------ K ----- 1941 ------R ic t im
RECtim
\
J5.387.000.000 \ 17.407,000 W0
EXFENOnURES: \ ’fXMNOITUREJ
AiUllTAlr
MIllTARV
11.711.000.000
16.301 000,000
NON MIllTARV
NON Mltlt AIT
$7,287,OOO.OM
J6.4IC.OOQ.OOO
1945----
RICTIPTS
541 4i7.000.900
RfCfiPIS
J44.149.600.000
EXPINDITURf $:
MUITARY
Jf7.0S9.0Q0.00O
NON MIUIARY
14.705.000 000
tXPENDIHIRES:
■ ''" miutapt
tv0.019.000.000
NON MILITARY
i 10,374.tOO.000
RfCIlPTJ
$43,038,000,000
EXPENDITURES:
MUITARY
j4t.S47.00O.QOa
NON MILITARY
116.477,000,000
TUKHHAV
FOIt TO D A Y
Unless some miracle of construction occurs b e tw e e n
riow*iftnd tlic opening of college terms In September, a
good many veterans will not be attending classes (or lark
of a roof. So fnr only 11,0.1)0 or the 10:t,000-temporary
housing units authorized for student veterans by th e
government have b e e n completed. Another* Ifynno miiy
be fjjtished this month, and 1llb Aann- number itiSeptcmh er,- bur Ttrn most'optimistic total la fit?' fb&m .OH
blir 4»f Iptmes needed. *
.
Tills type of housing, aeeOrrling to tlut Etalwak fhtblir f
Housing AutlioriV.v, consists, of war housing projects or
barracks which are moved to tollege campuses. The rig- '
lege is tif lake rare of the preliminary work of having'
plunibing^_t'lcetdt‘ily>4Uid IcJcphmin- lines limtgllhrtP-iH-t
many cases the college has been slow in achieving these)
preparations, because o f‘.the usual material ami labor
shortages.
’
,
Besides tliefie units provided by the government are
all sorts of homes for veterans devised by desperate col
lege officials who Iiav4i combed thu ‘countryside, lint tin*
situation is no strained, ex-ill's bound for study had In-t-j Kural Common Sense
Tly Spuds Johnson
ter make doubly sftVe of a place to live before they
root their families and start for tin* eamnus.
-f-r
Onn thing yon got to say
OPA: lf-it-e*ut iiokt price
It sure .can rate 'em.
Srjuildr Vandr libera
In ffv o r o f re
d
RUAsUa*. W hy not give
I3e*IT T lm til fix 'em.
The Trumnn
' f
purge worked li
Missouri—Florida
AiliocaU;.- Il'i
■ heap M « l f r to ptirgi! yum
- own itato limn <tiiinrLiii|y rN r’»
* » .* » -
- * * * - «■», —! * |
* » !-» ■
t- v f in t.
g |* s l e a s e v>e
a n
W e would br to favor ol o|>rmnn
‘ America's gates to Europe'* irftigers, us mamimendcsl by I*rc*.ldent Truman provlihsl tliey would
take an oatli upon jat m of deV...J would acrept
poriaUon that they
they found It and not
America us 1!;-“
try to make It over Into the kind
of a world they tell behind.
*
r"
'
Tt»e‘ U. H. Htate Ih-parUni-nt
warns that the luitlcm Ls faring
an oil shortage In Uw next 30 years.
If new sources iyf supply arc not
tlteeovrrcd. it is jviwrr fxillths
that causm llriU ln to m-ih ) truoin
Into llie Near 15aM to jrrotect
Drttlfh and'American oil intcrrsts
I t ls big busllichs that *eeks con
trol of Oil properties lltcrr llut
90 years from now, If rationing o!
gasoline is ordered in jwace time.
It Will be Tom . lilck and Harry
who will gri|ie about It:
1*W—■ W— 1^--!■ Jl l
whiskey, and a few odd hurwbrd
thousand gallons of wine nod beer,I
, and smoked In ) l day* 24.435 two
l packages of Cigarettes, lor llie
privilege o f which Urey paid to
the State a mere 13.488,770 Now d
there had been no liquor drinking,
no smoking, lire people of Florida
; might not have been so happy.
but Uwy- would have brci)'MUifr*l
r*m l!ilon dollars betUr off.
U. S. Hopei lo Speed Exit I Pretence of Foreign Agent*
Ol Foreign Purchase M inion* ^ Irkiorn# to Stale Department
S p n ltl to Ctntrtl P tttt
.
. .
‘
an. Uw Porta Peace coaler*
which should be called the
i Woe (km fm n N L1’ Uto MU*
impotence tn this country,
H
lf S
.
EXPENDITURE!
MIUTARY
$1,440,000,000
JI8 V7I.0C0 000
NON-MILITARY
$37,057,000,000
TH'S CHA8T ihowi the lis le of Hie F cd^U iMjilgct mice 11* 1 0 . Uuuiig Ih*
war, m iliUry'expcqdriutt* iiic iN «lT O j«h «id o u jlg ..tn kl» y * * r *• the
L’uUad M ale* y **d »4 uw e-*nd~iiiore mcrV-and etfuipir.cnV into-the1
f b v w l f i At the Nine time. non-{hllltary espenditurea were Sopt al ■
fairly constant level, 't he end of the war hroushl a /wilt reduction in
millUry expenditure* and en'upiwiDgln noa-uilliUiiy rruti asegentleij
aurh m the, Vctcram Adminiilralmn, tm>k bver-thftU-i previously han
dled by the military. Although receipt! attar larger, Uuy ituvar .equalled
expenditures. The figures u i« l in the chart *m e taken (turn lU U .-U l
which weie supplied by the Fi-eral. lUtt|V 4 board. ■’ 1fillerim iauqI)
o e n l-m o n e y
n » y » Jor "
h om e, w her
you
u »e
oU
Before you finance or
refinance a home, ask
how we can help you.
* m o n th ly
W A ItS A W . 4/V>-—A new reosiis | ItAl.TTM OItE, OP)—-Some penplo
Pulttm! to have a popnlu- >coll.cl stumps, pipei or war *outon, . o f
I.mti l« th“. I vrriim.
luirk'e-t city, with llttl.000 inhuhit i hono-ont- in South llaltim oie
out*
Wuranw ha* 196,000, fr a - apparently collects hubcapi- The
Safe and tounil water ncppilca' S ‘ 4 $blr,0b0 *Hol_P«AUun ~'el.UUO_ Intent jidrfition- to-h is* collcctiao
anil modern, efficient sewage d if. . l'olun<l‘» prew ar p ■■ p u I h Non | were eight gurnererl from n sinjiospl system! muy i,o found no - » a . t; tllo.limi.
' gle biiM-k.
a large number of Hmula fa r m * .1 Out of thi total poj ulntlon, I ft. - | Eastern district police have
but these safeguard* o f Kumt Jioiil.u people are pennanti, and served uoliiir they may heroine
health
are
lurkliu; on
aumo 7.117.1100 live in towns nod citit-!. collectors themselves. They plan
fa/ lit*.
A . total o f A M 3,000 now inhabit tu collect a hubcap collector.
It is In those fntin famdica I*i land's tew western territories.,
--------------------wlio are hot ceitain o f
tho.
— — --------- | si)® Scotch |iarlinment banner!
safety o f their water suppilet i 'sight lulu were firvt known a* ' g o lf in 14f.7 because it intcref'-red
iiu,| who do nut hayh fucilitie* | imt-icnl renlnuratils.
with archery.
for i.ttfiilary disposal .o f sewage
that till, message is purticulaily
I addressed
Health authorities say that nn
I unprotected surfuey wall which'
! is open to surface inflow is I
risky a* a suurco o f drinking '
witter, us iliac use-produrintf b ailei la may be IntroUuceii Cy the
; million! by sutface seepage into i
It. A well that may twcoma
ro nland no ted in this way la a
very dangerous menaco to oU
who -drink from it,'
As water t* tho primary jt'oerttally, it would seem that tho
farmer’s first concern would bo
Ids water supply. I f moving on j
to a place, he must provide for
water first — before ho plants,'
before he doe* anything in the j
way of crop production, he must I
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bavo water, It should be safe
w ater—, water that will not m «kt
him nm| his fam ily sick. Yet,
some farmer* havw not been a*
concerned about their w ater eup>
pile* a* they should be and will
drink from a welt that might
payment
plan
slum .
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M a g n o lia
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P h on e
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A t lO C IA T IO N
O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS INSUKKO UP T O JS.OOO.M
Our FORD mechanics know
vour FORD best ~zm.
o W AHHINOTON—Look fo r furthrr United Rtatr* movrs to hasten
the removal of the war-time foreign purchasing missions which still
Dr. Harold Urey, winner o f the are operating.
The surface reason given Is that the space la nerdrd for other
Nobel peace price, says It may be
ftm aaary for the United au tos to purposes, with housing shortages cropping up tn ell tenters where
r wage a war o f world conquest In th4 missions are located, 9 id the recognized United State* policy
... order to prevent the use of the of returning trade to private channel* os rapidly a* possible.
* atomic bomb against Itself. If It Ls
The flrat contention certainly la valid In Woahlnglon. where both
* im poslble to establish peacefully
Urlttlh and Russians have used valuable downa world organisation whlrii can
town apartment houses for war-lime office*.
.-control atomic energy and prevent ; 1
;
It Is also true of many omce building*, for alllt* wars In which atomic bomba will
=
;
.• I bulging Washington Is so pressed for s.ffli'e space
* be used, there would seem to be no
I that some law firms are buying ancient mansion*
, other way o f avoiding atomic war*
..fare than a war of prevention In
*nd restoring them for use as officea.
*• which Ute United States uass ths
Beyond all this, the state department t* anxious
bomb before other* learn It* oacre's
' ;
not to have too many foreign agent* roaming al
*Y e t. w* (»* ! quIJe sure dtis will
__• B t v lirg * through the country and the task of msln.n o t be done.
S o t tabling ploae watch on their operatloh* would
W ith all the big shot snginesn.
Celtic and shipping IntyrsaU In
. Florida re j> rw ite d a t a meeting
In Sanford today, rsxno reel prov m
on the long prcpcaed St.
Johne-lndign n iver Oanal may
Boon be forthcoming. Pnrpar flood
control, tut could be pavsibie If this
eonai went dug, would open up
thousand* o f frriile aerm to cattle
graolng. might make the Upper
/RL Johns the greatest cattle prof during country foot of the MtsaUkippi R irtr. And th* nsmber si
yachla whlrii would slap in SanI lord en route to kslaml via the
81, Johns River would bring new
life to this whole section.
—
,. . HTl»e world la surely going to
the doge." • friend o f oum writes.
. 't o o k at the rkRing in Calcutta,
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[JTIMATIO Of fICIT
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Aiu'ient Autos
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The Co pi tel
would be protested aa dlearimtnaUon.
Incidentally, U ta now understood that Earl
Browdar,' former United States Communist leader, will not beta ta
register with (he department o f Justice as the agent o f a foreign
principal. Browder’s contract to promota the male of Russian litera
ture tn ths United States la regarded as a strictly commercial
transaction.
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• T H E VETERANS' A D M IN IS TR A TIO N thinks an Incipient K in dal which would have boiled over into a congressional Investigation
has been attflad both by V A Chief Qen. Omar N . Bradley and aoma
timely legislation.
Bradley gave undercurrent reports front page prominence when
he revealed that all was not well tn lb * Veterans’ Job-training
program.
H e nipped the scandal before ahy V A dafractora could get started.'
and avan recommended that something be don* before the training
program bogged down too deeply.
V A believes that Onpgraaa, In approving tw o measures, will help
to remedy .the situation. V a would be permitted to compensate state
and local agencies fo r thetr expenses under the prograna
In addition. Congress set up ctilihgi o f f 178 a month for alngta
mep knd tWQ fo r married men for the Job-training period. This
would wood out such cases aa a company president'! eon who to
'‘training’' to succeed his (a tlp r. d h •
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An4| • SENATOR JOSEPH C- M A H O N E Y<fD ) o f Wyoming, * b o pulled
no punches when he haaded the monopoly study a decade ago, wUI
Mamlarda o f purity fo r good
health.
A protective wnil and n cover
for thn top nre needed to prolect the ovell from contamination,
and tegular te llin g by competent
lirallli workers I* important to
i nnur a
the
fam ily's
health
against disease. The Slata Board
of Health laboratories wit] make
such test* free- and county or
stale health workers w ill be
glad to make auggeetiona for
protecting the water auppiy.
Marked progress has
been
made against hookworm In Flor
ida, but much more remains to
be dune before this diaeaio la
eliminated from, our state. Sani
tary sewage disposal is the meet
powerful weapon we havo'againit
Farmers who do not have safe
water vuppllea mid sanitary eeu*
age will do well to obtain these
health safeguards as soon as
they can. A targe number of
farmers ir e tmtaltityf or plan
ning to Install mrttern safe water
and sewage systems fo r thetr
homes; other* will not-be making
a mUtaka by doing likewise.
I’opts May Bteak
With Egypt Primate
CAIRO, id*)—Leaden o f Ethio
pia’s 4,500,000 Coptic Christian*
■re threatening to sever their a f
filiation with Rirypta'Pntriar.-h m,
Alexandria in a dispute over ap
pointment o f bUhopa.
The Patriarch agreed U> ap
point an Kthioplati as tlu next
Metropolitan of Ethiopia ami also to romcerate six more Ethiopi
an bishops.
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\ But the Ethiopian* want nteir
nextMetropolitan to have the
fow *l to appoint and consecrate
nix own Ethiopian bishope. * To
thi* the Patriarch would not
agN*}. ' .
• sThe first law eehool In the
United State* waa eaUbllehed in
U u h fW d , Conn-, In
; THEY ALSO SAVE YOU MONEY WITT
| FORD EQUIPMENT, AND GENUINE
HEN It cornea to. Ford acr. ! « , Ihm', no ,,l.c Uk.
1 "home.” Our men, experience
And equipment make your Fonl
i run best. Our apedallaU iit *
I you money. Drive in for a free
| check-up now. Easy termg U
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�THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Social
And
Personal
Activities
PAGE
Walter
Meriwether
I las Hirthday Party
iV y o m iHff Town Has
K’atioiial Hationinir
M (‘a s u r in ^
P r o g r e s s
w n r i \\|i
. i/ iv - W or*
W a iter Meriwether, Jr. tele. |
] ji i mIir
fl'Ui’t « fniiu thou in fo r*
5 0 C I E T Y E D I T O R — C e c e lia T r u lu c l:
— TELE. NO, 148 In an d hi- second birthday w ith
mu
\ilimit it f > inti* iiittif Ayktem
a party given by hi* mother
Mr?. Walter Meriwether on Aug
Vl**ulll HBlIt IA T | tw h fT i* b U l tJo
VIII
MIH M It H
I U* at .their home. A pink nmt_
i
t that *»» f « i it K »« rvRiill^.1
4 M is s
P h y llis A lle n
R lis s G o r n ily H o n o r e d
r
white color scheme win carried <
* lilt
pic 111
p if .
out in the decoration* and. r e
W e d s C . F .P r o c t o r . J r .;W it h B r id g e P a r ty
Hull lj»-t -.
t i»
pctfittpal*
freshment
Tlie
tiny ..guests j
\, ai.piiiinlcl
vilh almost till
i
played with toy* throughout the
tlit-i* t
i ' limit
in acMis* Phyllis Jeannette ■ Allen,*! * M r*. \V. M. Haynes, Sr.,' Mm.
afternoon and were given hat,i l.tiiu a if ti |Hr i£i’ *«»t thf pildaughter of Sir, nnd Mm. I ’ hillip Broughton Watkin*
nml
Mm.
Mr a aiul Mrs E C Harper are
ii til
f .list11■ »#i+! fhr <.(>At-MIH h*J
J. Allun nf this city #wns m a r-' James Sands o f Orlando honored spending two weeks at Daylong a. favor-t* r .
WV\\ ..... I I -ti
lie cream and birthday cake
•n4i h\r fim n tin* farimmc town
rieil to C lifford F. Proctor. Jr., j Mis* Luticin Coniily,
popular Beach.
* -i n * .t !*«
* i it k in
was served "by the hostess assist
son o f Mr. and Mrs. C lifford t bride-elect, with a bridge party
Hr u11|'t ar= c4*11 Mirt f ,"
I nr. tin* iU«t«Hiter* Im re acMr. and Mrs. 1,
F. Proctor, also o f thi, c ity in i at the home o f Mr*. Watkins,
Tyre are c l by Mi*. George llat>e, Mi**
Mi* . sStu* . II. win* «t*Ml t
U u iip • Metiwether
and
«jit«.l I hi in t fi i t i H i n ch eerfu lly
Brunswick, (la. bn Aug. 19.
1513 Palmetto Avenue, last eve- spending the month
August at Mary
bn l i t
iT iu llim
U iiH c k ly n
Mrs
\V.
IE
.
May.
ln,| the n " i chant* claim there h « «
Henderson. N, C.
Mrs, Proctor wu* a member nitig.
k m \ S tm -f in ht*i i» ‘ r- n n
Those
nitending
in c lu d e d
of the Junior Cluas o f So intrude
A ttractive
arrangement*
of
h n n m» hminhrUT 01
w asteful
\ i '-v Y « f t :iti 1 Y\ .t h in g t ift i
Mm. EltiKr Toil of Philadelphia, c5* ur*;\ « “ »l Nvjl Sloolhoff. JIm*
%A High School last year and fo r large
marigold*
were
placed
.c l iuui: .m l tmlwnly ha* *bw tl
a
h
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In
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__ am) Mm James ,n>» LiniU ami June \\ illiums.
the past few* year* ha* endeared about the party rpora* where I Pa. ta visiting Mr
•. f , ., t t». Kf«* without brea«| . nr
umi.Midi " -4 i
wtnl Pet tic \\ illianiA, l«nt
at thelj home 207 Summer*;
herself to
htW of .iniiiic lov rummy and bridge
games were _Tulle
'll
'
meat
•>
nut
i
etui
»f;l
1
1
| ry llnitsfirld. Sheila Best, llabs
er, both in piano and voice. enjoyed. Mr*. N. (1. Jenninga lin Avenue.
t-vim tniViiii' iii|i
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thlhum, Johnny White,
Nancy
She expect* to, attend stfttoul waa, awarded a lad tie o f colaifho
D on ’t
I ’o n d le
I 1a w n s
Mr*. 0 3 jr Woud Jr." and ’ to rn ' Thtirrlott.
Hetty
Anti
Brandi.
Mia*
thi* full and continue her mu il fo r high rummy pi ire;
* K um‘1
* ItH'hiti" i
M argaret Spencer w a, given a Darry and Wayne have returned Frank May, Billy May and Kd*
eal odueation.
,
.M o th e r
K n ow s
H ost
* »
hut a, if alu:*>
vacationing
lor .several wm Weldon,
of
chocolate*
fo g
high from
.. Mr. Proctor Kr-iduated from box
at
i
weeks
at
Jacksonville
Death
and
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Also
Mr*.
Ile
ib
c
il
Stoothoff.
I
['Min.l
mil
hint:
i*
score;
Mis*
FliraU-th
Seminole High School with the bridge
I ASI*r II, Wyo , idh -•'l,!ea*e
*
-M m . Ted William*. Mm. Frank
idea
iind *|e* Hi?|l**
Class o f
1942
and • attended Whigham, note paper for-second Jacksonville,
tlikfi’t '* t« tin Wyoming (lame DeMclseh,
Mr*.
Bob
Williams.
Mr#,
it
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at»V
V
Htiti*
tip
fHltfH
l*
Emory University for one year high; . Miss Loi* Nipper o f Or
iutrltitefit*
|
ti liociiU jdea
to ttaveler* w h o .
O. D. tandres*. J r . Bay F\)X, Shenty Heal. Mr*. Alvin Oilham.
w iili Pi{ nut *»f * Vivlifb-h
a
novelty
vase,
for
before
entering
the U.S.N’ .ll. lando,
little dtur and
•
c
.ippun-ntly
i»-t
Mrs.
St.
Clair
While
vl’
Jimmy
Kirby
nml
John
Be
lea
u.
vakt.i
ailhiMit
iiiij'TRr •»
whrre lie served ns a Phnr- traveling p riie and Mm. Jentut,*t.ip,- *11,1 have ., kindly urge
George Thurston.
llnnv
Hi* idi '
I an
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-*4 mneists Mate. Tie was honorably nings, salt awl pepper shakers, fttudrnbi ol Auburn University, llrnmll, M i
'.I -top ollil do ■ymething for
will arrive home this weekend to M m . AV. R
May. Mr*. (IfiirR f
w
fill'pi I with all Mil U . »*f
• ilischaiged in 'M a y of this yenr, for sersenn.
Its*
Mary
Louise
A delicious salad course ami visit with their families until linin' iim,|
Irtlltil'i til tmmmfin
n « » n | Wlit
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I them.
v
1ft*
»
I t T i*
Mr. Proctor plan* to return to
I livin'
ivvrlhcr.
* U aj.spottatnin. .
,
1 llei
iit *IConie
atne Warden "Dick
Emory next . immtfi' us a pie- puinch was served by the hos Be pi. 30Ui.
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d
kin
s
‘
■xplulited.
tesses., A tiny rosebud tied with
medieu! student.
.- "Ii-ftotton in nm-t . 1 ,*l;i j '! I o -'l'llr Z
<' t « ' a t 'aU h u l-| w * v
ACMM C, It Walker. U. 8 N.
white ribbon was plaeetl on each
,
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,efr ,"m p o ,,rd y b V theif
date.
The ho»le*fte* , presented ha* departed ■for Charleston, 8. O I K ‘ t t y S h e p p a r d
Is
willi s t i l l injunction*
>
h-r*
di** Ghrmly six’ goblet*. In her where• he will" report 'fn c further
; p,i to kill ,,, I.rllt.
V d«v« n bn 1J" "
iii
y _put." in almost nil cnacs
U . Z . J o h n s o n ,-S r .
chosen crystal pattern and also asaUnment He has been visit big A u x i l i a r y H o s t e s d
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, i i retu.n
rpttiin «m
anili cu im
a corsage o f sweetheart roses Mrs. Walker lor approximately 60
C e le b r a te s H ir th d a y
l*|* ii a mtiD'T, |tn»viiftfil t h f f a w n i
TJu- Initnneiliate Olrls Auxiliary |
us it remembrance t>f the occa
- 1*11
I didn't 1-liV ti
nl the Hist Baptist Church in'.*!
"MISS AMERICA, 194J," Briw My ergm (right) nCNcw V - 1 k t Hy. crown*
sion.
lUstviy- '-I to ini’ some bearm *), *itutft’ii'i Ui-n hiUullpil hy huifirtAf.
9 _ ll. 'it. . Juluison. Sc. was honor- 'T h o s e enjoying the party were, -l,. C-ik-m li i iegMilied. Thursday THyiedae -amiilng' at the.home ol.j Gjnny llmwn. l«, ,'AVisa^i^5QCr"litIL»[T<,lphfa“ |\)iobi..-*o*.'i Htcliy di
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'nl by . hli" family, nml fr irmly Vtia^: tiqrmly,,. M l*i O th crln e -Vcnlpir Troll* Vhrk I'it. ‘ where Jur Beiry jitut -ahrppard. ioJl West 5
Atlantic City, N.J., tMotile nil Weauty pSgcant
h*'E’JTti Beidcmif* i it ilti
t i 11 v
, u i -tI h Ii r tit
meeting wn- _ W fr*A-df«tn*B«-»lm l«nt. Gtnny'hai blue cym, blown h.nf. Is live feet,
'on Sunday afiernotg* . with- .a .Spepfcr; Miss Margaret Spencer, visited hjs fnlhrr mid mother. Mr. First Hjn-et- Thf
**-1A, AlfHihr fill IT1
dinner nnd nil day gathering at MIsa • Ann' Black. Miss Fdinrhclh nml "ifIS. C. I'. 1Um.br. fits broth,- pccofllrd *-nvrt liy tile jimsTdcill. * 3'i-tnchc* tali and wciglu 120 pounds.
P D Q
( I n(ertt<Mio,..il Si andphoiu)
Mile*
hi* b««U*-"Wttekbrml llnirrhi>* The Whigham, Mis* Jean Whigham, er-Inhiw and -is ter Mr arid Mrs, Mona null! Miles'
Itr-llv -!,» n S IO)')-., r (I [ ■:1--<'U1 ‘ 1
family and friend* enjoycl sil- 51U* Joii* Nipper o f Orlamlo, A - ( ' C- ik,-* .... i Itnymonu <in-.r
I lift* nit. l4*» —
v*\4*l I
l i n g 'm i l oil the luwii where the Mi**
Iguiinc Nordgten o f. Or- " f tork, l*n 'l i ll'i-ter w.i, m- the itevolloiiHl a Ilk'll aav f|)llhwr,l
•t th**
. inii" ut M*»l tapo
buffet **lyh- lueal wa* served iitid'|nndo, Miss Jessie Durden, M is *! tompanleil h- me l.y M, ami M m . bv a p-aver In M i *n Ml Ire Ttl
nr»rnr‘r,-’ v r r r it- t '- i s ipnf'“
*
A .tit fu »
d ir World Pood. Uclicl
■\H in vt f iiii
sin gin g w a s
njoyed. Mr. John- .|nne Thigpen,
Ml**
M argaretU kfU lrr. Ml. am; M i-. A. M. privtrnm
* i a hr,, 1lie I i -i i tlu n n l CuuiiilLM ie-WHi try I he member^
r ^ *4 1
11* ^ to » IV
son wa *' presented a birthday Hubert* and Miss Sherry Sands 11.’Ike* m tf Raymond (trey who V
•,1 \Vtri :»n Affair* tried t-v
lift! iHI't
itt
cake which wn* cut and di*- o f Orlando.
are spi-nding a mnnlit M th" intvrnt Tim 'auxlhapy volcd to
I,., *
pieces ,f |,|y boaid
s*
n
d
-a
ts»\
to
a
foreljttl
mUdonaiv
*hi» i •'
trihuted |» those prv-ent.
j Alan
Mrs. Arthur Beckwith, Maieenelh- Cabin t ’o iilla 'o f thi, 1st' • lop.
’Die
IH'XI
tn-etlns
will
tie
an
t
h;i*
tn-l
•(••tli
tiling
Those uttemling the relebra- , -Ir., Mm K.vcrett Mmilding, Mrs. city. i, i i
Ilou-tog A d m in is tta all day Jrlrutr (he prmtdrnt mi*
d*» ini j
filllillih I** VP»|i
tiiiti included Mr., and Mm. B .jU nugla* Slenslrom. Mr*. U I*.
lit
pt'ltotlv in .,11 b u ild in g
iluljltcnl Ha* Ittei’Mtift ’ wax clowmi
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•M- pi i ■ in*L i>
Mrs. N. 0. Jennings,
™ Z. Johnson, Si.. Mr. ami Mrs. Payton,
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.....It, ll o ffii- 'a l* W ’ tO
w lUi a prayer hy Mildred TAlrtlel
B.
11. Z Johnson, Jr.. Mr. nml Mm. Mr*. I t II. Spencer, Mr*.
lli-llrallliun'/ were '*iv n l by Ur,
Mrs. lien Currie of
Lynn Bmi'|ilard< r. Mr. nnd Mrs. [ Gormly.
\ .tppl'r | to the A IIA
ho,tr-ss ivrp in l An M r nuittlei
Mr,
Wntkin*.
Marvin ChiUtumn of * Daytona
a y tona I Harford, N.
Mrs ( ' ft S)ir|r|kird lo lt»- follow
Beach.
Mi** Snide Itlandford. Mm. Sands and Mis. I lay nr*.
Inc meinlmrMotm Ruth Mile*
It Ik* Mnry l.uu I’niks, Mi** HoMtldlr*!
I'm n-i
.In.'ii IV.tlliplei
hat in Kvnn*. Mi
Cdrilda Bou.
Mr and M i- .1,
l i v e of Mr 11are) ftmoti am Vatu mid M i;'
■luiirdi/.. 'l i * . M,«r«ee .luhiiHon,
lamli, spent Sunday with hri glitn Josh I'hli ii'
i
\V Blown. \|oik lllanilford.
\l i - W
I
W
D l » , , . U.nl B"U<|uanlrr,
ir-peclivi-lv
1 h it' I hr,r I Ulan. Hilly nnd Bob
| Mr. ami Mi- I tt Prevail re
by Johnson. *
Allison Lee » n . Imnmud. <ui "turned M „„,1[1T , r„ „, a )l,,l vs ,1Ir
bet
*e,-itifft lurlhd.-tv
with
n r(.|ai|v, n VI on,U
party g-iven by hei niolhi-r Mm. 1
Mr ami I - s
^ 1 \\
1 ’ i'lre tf N>. I ,*I Hie I'll-1 flap
'John la-e on Mon,lav afteriimm family
spent Sun,I.,,
.Sunday «> f " ,„ „ * d o I |u,
|mmr
h
• niitPIlfl
'at their ho,nr ,,n 1'iiit Avenue
iH-arli.
i
M
r,
Thro
Si
Sir.-,
_
’i>
7
West
fngti
h Iipr
Tin* back yard Via- iliciintlol
Mr*. Ma>m e Matlueu* has asp een tli Hln-c-i lee-uflv ultli Mr.
v
lt*»r
( With vase* o f festive balloon*
heV guest* In-, von Joe nml hi* |ft T TlHrmas pn’shltllg over tire
o
f
various
shape*
and
color*
Aiis* Mary Touchlon
en ter
family from Jacksonville.
meeting 'the minutes were rear!
tained oil Friday evening with with the name, of the guejts
Mr. A AV Sike» Ji of linns. , »>«• a lltiam ml letsni » * * given
tP I
on
them.
a mixerllanmug shower honoring
■ftHi leluilil ll 1.»Ilull wa’
Bell"!
and
candy
-urket*
were ton. "Ij-xn,, and Orlnmlo, and S F
Mi** Geraldine llin cld iffc,' bride- i Small
I
jv
lhr
tlirintiTv
ami
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i
■**111 iii itu*
White were Weekend guests o f , dtM’lisacd
elect. Game* were pla yeti nnd * given the children a* favor*. Tin,
ttirdal €h*U*m ti»»n of l-M w .ia coiv
lr»* a! ■
pr,ze* pie , nti*d lo lire hoiloriH* barge pink and white birthday! Mm. A G. Allen and family.
1fr ib u ln l
it u
r r iip t
M iM
K
iHptnp i bilake with two ran,lie, wa* pu Mrs S V White ami children
Bird )||ss Annie Rulh Willi*.
l*|pvt*Ur;iI . intftsfl I fif rtt*
wttli
,.f
IP*
i rounded by pink love vine and return'd t" Uriamlo after spend
The llo'teaa wa* assisted In ’ pink hibiscu* tnterspemed with ; ing the rut;I two wi*.'k* A* guest* , A .|»rayPT
... - t* 'mtUh
.
.
in
,
I
S'lUIUU,
tel|,'.*lllM>
nlj.
wet,
serving by Iter mother Mia. I ! . ' greenery,
•li. ' pnsnm*
Allison Opened her o f Mrs. iaiul*e ( . David,
vt-i! («i 11bp fulltlftlui Mr . thm
I. Touchton and Mm. 1.. A. W n t - 1many lovely g ift* nfler the cake '
pta;e maL*.
Mi*. At, F Dooley leR Sunday Mt> M J V1J11i 111•
Mf
soli Tho-e present were M '* * e » * hail lre**u served
ith rolaifui
) f< r West I’ alm Beach wht-ie he HniiH vMih
(,s Cleveland
Clr>r
Mr
Joatw.M' Tei i . Annie Huth AV.IIIi*. | ^ jrl, errsm rones wen; seiycl : will visit Mr. and Mr*. Ed Ball
,n j foul'*
Turner Mrs Carl M<*-* Mr
Jean Johiuuin,
Mary Touchton j With ntininture hirthday cake, j Mm Frank Fitts nf Mini* Spent d a n tn er. Mrs navi .stihI'*■ £
nnd Geraldine llincldiffc.
(upped with lighted rah'lle* by last week with her njolher, Mm. h i lies nnd Aim Turner
1t ■
\ J. . ftiftll •<-• i f f
iTfl mV
H u 'b u r vlli.fi
. II ' Mi* Hhlxl Mtt DU * 1- vft,4- wh*lt 1 *11
Also Mrs. I- A .'W iiw n , Mrs. j the hostess assisted hy "Mr*.
1
'1
!)•> ». 1 «U»»lamina Grant.
II. H. HlomUworlh, Mr*. Sidney * |j. Winn *ml Altss Lynn Caulill
Vernon Culp.'ppcr has returned'
1*1
ell* -!*•«!, ” 1 snw MtAelk^
Imi iiUJikl lp| - nt-J.ir.iACTOR AND FORMER MAJOR in the Mnrlm^ Aithnr I.iHlr. *Tr . nnd
Bit hard,
Mm. Harrison* M r*. well Those jiresent were John from Ft. l-nuderdale anil Miami. [ |']|(l( '( l " j f y j | | | r N t'A A 'S
it J) •*: Iff ll> |bf 1
ilk*, whipped
, ,
IjllH mil tl
I' m *
fonmr
l4!lhn
Smith
of
Wo
t
Kattfuul*
L*i»nn.t
uru
iilclurctl
with
,|UI-^f u.i, n fiim Irjii****
Hulrerl Smith, :Mr*. G. C. lllnch- ny C ou rier,"'III.
Iliclmrd Alan and was nccompanletl with a
£„\,. uf » utt ?r
‘
t . r 1■1 1191
.
luniibcis
of
Ihclr
^vodtliilg
p
n
ly
in
/{tint
of
a
thurvh
at
I
.-as
V«
*:*«
Fain berg. Corky Higgins, Hamira friend, Harold llnldcman, .Ir., of
liffe and Mr*. H. I. Touchton.
♦ini*
vlfii li h;|Vi‘ Ire# 11
u 1 th«9i*‘ il « »■ ’
1
fHjht vit!!* fh i'lr m a rria n o rrri'tn o n y . Slu m ii ;h c (1. h* I ) T y i m 1
Uetts, Betty Lynn Nelson, Allen Ft. Lauderdale, who is hi* guest
\n.l
t
Ari. im * ■ m M r Littlo, AHhur I n.r, Jr* and AimaijrD-i J' ■
and Cinda Fonder, Lynn Cant for u few days.
itii- tftuni
Nf W V flilK , id ’i
I
Iviunc tJi '.wthe* votiplu to 1ms Vt-jjvi-* m |n» plant?.*
( I n i n mif•
well., Mary
Helen
Washburn,
ctfrui ‘
A. (i. Allen is much Improved virlim * and people win* t>
Mnrrlu Peacock.
Malculm Ilig- after an operation.
He is re Id ^ MlinkV, flunty rfinm=v i
’gins,
Ethel lose
and
Sharon eupimting ut the home >>f hi*
lllser, David and Mirky Watkins daughter, Mrs. Henry Cukkih*. of U*ft’ it lifV% i|pv If** . f I hi
t*» Hlirtfy 11\ m . i >
hnil Abigail Boyd.
East Hockaway, N. V.
Thi ilrvic * I Itii a ! hrtifi
Also Knty Jo Allen, Jill W ed, • Mr, and Mrs. W alkrr I "rev all
fitr| itr Ift(T Co, I »|I nAft 4 „i If
Johnny
Phillips,
Kvio Do»*cy,
I "(-( 11!)|ft lii rll MU' - ' I f ' 1
I M V I,1.1), | |
IMAMS
nml daughter Linda spent Sunday uumpDi i nipfH A%hi*»i tin .t
l f y
a
c
Dlano and Bedford Aiken, Har
*■v• 4i
.\0'l- I • 4411 i t .
A , h ,,,i ,■■i I ’ )*-.* f* ,,-„l I. -it!,,i
visiting hi* folks, Mr. and Mm. tttilIrii lit Ki\*m a .iliirhi j*.
Vlxon Smith, Arthur W right cm!
i«» • i\ t\ |H i i «
T. W. Prevatt and family.
Pickl,- ,att riilil pii)U,iir> y i ■ any j \VI.» ii
rhnrift’
of
elertrifity.
Thru
H
0 9 c * O p e n * 1 2 : 4 5 * 40c
Joan AVright,
j n l i•-*L*
Joseph Bilhrey, son o f Mr. nml igxsea Iretwe-'n.-|ilule* that .burst. f>n tnc or b rh tt , upper ...i- „l. I f « vl m « jii trie* =*
Also Mrs. John.*Courier, J r ,
i ii h ei iii mix tun iMii .
Mr*. J. H . nilbrey, uT Washing lH"n given a negative
tin- viirioty « f V*fitE fthol 1 Jhlifl
Mis. James Higgins, Mrs. Char11 f»lI ullif-wi
41itt if 1
i-d ,hy cunt d I dmrtsipj ‘-1 . t f V F1 H4H
ton,
D.
C.
I*
v
e
ilin
g
here
for
elcclricityi
an,I
the
t
r
rlson.
*
lc» Betts, Mr*. E. J. Nelsoi
♦ n f lu tim ri’ it*i i
JIMMY
o f the-** p»i t '* t?f*i nt- l„- * ’.It .1*. .
ail cM-IrlfJrt) ' paftirlr
Mr*. J. A. Ponder. Mr*. Allan’
' , rt
,e'
. .
, ,
4lit I I A f -I.
■
John
Culpepper
is
In
Jackson.
lo )1A*1|f| ffr *1•*f Ml. A
BEATS THE JAPS
the
plates.
Jones, Mr*. Ben Cantwell. Mm
»IUU Vh•• M 'ft
•<
. 1'll « l " If, 1hi
Vfl t ,
\|({f«f|l
AT THEIR O W N GAME! Mary Washburn, Mr*. Charles viile In liusirvcss
liiil I*
in 1 .i 1 4*l*| i>r *-ft11ft ;il *1 4 »• 1. . *.f »
Mr.
and
Mr*.
A.
AV.
Sikes.
Sr.
Jimmy odds-Jap judo to his bag Peacock, Mr*. Malcolm Higgins. of Orlando were guests " f Mm Mr amt
*V '*► "
I'llt! fm, , rH b .if the
h ♦*
Mrs. Jim Wiser, Mra. Umughimt ,
I* AViD' \
of fl|hllnc irtrlu a* he battle*, Watkins, Mr*. M ill* Boyd, Mm.j A. G. Allen on Sunday.
In h iU ti.0) • I *■,, i r 1 11
rently
,.|i I ' • 1
J1ll*
in , •
t »*Mr A A. AVrssnti
-,"i
’ ili‘ *
the sous of Nippon tn thb (Test- H. V'. Aiken, Mr*. Dick Aiken. | Mr. nnd Mrs! O. E. Poland " f
f t li .* .
Fern Park were guests of Mi sluwlv after a -rn,,u- -r'* ■
Ml M »-»i -1 , 4 *1 f ».• 1'
Mm. J.
Mr*. Jack West,
e*t of all O g n ry thriller*!
• • |1U‘I
, ,
and Mr*. Henry K retter Sunday
. to *
1 1* ft Mrt
i li*ftr-k
.1. W Flynt « - ’nt v, nl, i
Phillips, Mrs Fiarl Dossey
ift jft|i it HUM 'i i
ufternoon.
them !« r» si*fft1 III*«*| t .1 K in
Jack, to Jackson, Georgia I
■)
Hr*. C. II. Winn.
- » ll|i mVtill l i t «I
>i
Mr. and Mr*. E. M. Ward a ml visit with relatives. They •
4*1Mil i nllrt" Hi .hit lit*’ If !•I* HI (Hr
it -uMiir u*hI i*
*
Mr. and Mr*. Dlnty Whiting spent peeled home soon.
slit
l ,|ni - MM tin r ill. .
r ,.
It*af mint |Ai4«l .» m« i
Sunday nt Juniper Bprings;
atumgIi lo
Mrs. Boy T ill)* of s .
I.
k I
in n I |0 4fii
Mr. nnd Mr*.' W . G. Ands.-rs Mr*. W alter A'artxirough aixl M> -• through ami m, li iltf* rh i- ,-.
inlil fruit j* ii «■
H • *»
nml inns, Frank and John, spent Faura Kitbea were visiting
P e r on p i n r Ball-: llirak up
I II 4- t|| ijlfUtm-f* Ullll fill Aft lf|
(h e week-end at Coronado Bench Chuluols Sunday afternoon.
ereiim r heme with a fml.
Fin in
mixture. Giirnisb with
with Mr*. H a u l Klynl an,| child;
Inin li»n«.
Roll iff finely ill,- I
bn,oil .lick tv nil whole
ren.
pickle "r ill pickle ir li li,
Mr*, laruiu C. David- w »s ho*Pickl - Sandwuhes: Spiea,| pill),
te»* *t a luncheon at "Hobby
it’ll In rln>4* f* ♦>»! it tswi'f’l i.icll."
U n d Farm'ti Tuewlay. The guest*
rTii|* 4 ovi't tt illi f*r+*tf hrr t i# I
Included Mra, 8. E. White. Mnrrhlu in innk(A »i Uny «m»(ilwirti,
lo rd Haideman, A . W . 8lke*f Jr.,
Mnri n H n 'M 'mi
l-w*;:*;
H.k I
Harold Haldgjnan, John, Vernon
^TfM»V «• •!*. IfrninVm
uf|f) w||*
end Carroll Culpepper.
j pnfh
itt hnlf. RpnifiVf* yrijl ' |
H A I T I ' III 1(1 MM \ A
A. B. Doano waa ordained a
j.nnif mix * ilh mnvniiriALs« nn>i
JnsL'phillu Khcsir'l'l
draron nf the Baptist Church Sun
j pirkli* r»*H**K
H hiff vpM '.' m mi l
*tlrn in
day.
*
A . E. Moran left for Elmira, N.
M pi*I
itflwirh-x:
rtifitip
Y, Thursday, where he will re
fo ri rhfi- r with pickle re|| J,
*
- 7.,
sume hi* work for tho Fruit
Plar" n i*v '"," on n sllrs nf rlr- l
Growers Cxptma.
Iiei'f no-l roil on. Chill, Slice ir
Lieut. ( * ( ) John D. Thomai
half iorl) length*,
and family o f Han Frapcixeo,
Hhi imo FilrriaU; Conk and shell j
Calif, arrived Monday to make
shrtntp. F'nrm Inlo rip -lv s n i) fatheir home with hie mother, Mra.
tft) en'is -"ith smoll piece o f u
Nell* Thoms*.
foothnl-k. Put nil oblong piece of
Mr, and Mr*. Wilson and daugh
dill pickle th m g h the ccnler,
ter o f Orlando were recent visit
HtUifeii Pfrklr: Hallow out Die
or* of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Bauer.
cen'vr o f a dill p|-k)e. Broil small
Mr. and Mra, -B- N. SUs'ull
coekta'l a I •tiers." S tu ff the pirklrs
spent Sunday In Daytona Bsach
wl*h Iho r a il a g e s . Slice.
with their folk*.
Take n large -vhi'e r-alibage no I
Mila Marjort* Haideman of Ft.
slice the |on o ff
Make >, hellnw,
Lauderdale were In Geneva Fri
leaving a v ' sI mo Ihroii'rh the midConics in college colnrrt, si/ea .'ll lo 10, He m ire to
day, visiting friend*.
die, so that yen can nut a d iffer
see utit" wide selection of cninpiis classics.
A call buslnaa* meetlnt of 1
the
->e» k i" i of M"nVln% sauce” In "F o r lop quality dry cleaning
Genera Carden C l«* wlU b« h*W
h^side—a* though ihov wtra in Hanford ll* CoVinisl."
$ 9 .1 )5
at the Community. I1WI i » * t .F ri
A
VICTIM
o
f
Infantile
paralytls
thi
re
day at.3;00 P. M,
fer) plrkls *aark« into Ih-* eshhnv't
MTU* Evelyn Peleraen, JO, o f
Mr. and Mra, Robert U F tls year* ago, Patricia Warren, 11, h»* side* hy r<'*ns nf tnnthnHix
Queens. New York, won the Mite have moved Into Sanford to live. relumed to Katuts City, Mo,
Y 'u r g'JCst*
—stil mnB'u'.
of ’ Ml*e Modern Venus” at a con
Mrs. Charlotte Smith at Orlando Mercy Hospital to tend other *uf- '•rink* to go with these anacks.
test sugsd at an amusement park was a guest of Mrs. J, C. Bills, fe r a e o f the dreaded dlteate. Sha Try thi*'
to Con*y Island, H. Y. Bouquil o f Jr. recently,
applies Kenny packs to Dwme Ott,
„
A llc ra lio n s D ry Cleaning
Pinrapole Lime Punch
flowers la famished with | 2 0 0 in
Mi*, and MVs, Dick Batchelor, IS. When the epidemic xtarted in
I r ip currant Jelly
S. P a lm cflo A v e , Ph.' lB I
cash. In addition, Evelyn w ill re
Mlaa Mildred <Dbuglas, Mr. and Mlaaourl, Patricia offered her sen *
I run boiling Wutrr
w ive a screen test by a major mo
Mrs. ir. II. Wesson and family tee* and waa assigned to a ward of
1 tup piiieapple juice
(lafrrneltonal)
tion picture studio, (falcnw llonal)
o f Winter Park w *r*
o{ ten children.
4k cfip orange juico
^ •r?r*--i£
'
,
••
m
P e r so n
' '
In -China
ls
S
Then Did
Hid VA
Get Hoard
GENEVA NEWS
Allison Luc Honored
On Second Hirthday ,£?,£ ;;;j
Mrs. If. T. Thomas
Circle No. I Hostess
Miss llinoliliffe I
‘ Honored With Parly
Tor Ilayfevcr Victims
MHIf ,
\\\ Wool
Sweaters
Tod ay.& Wednesday.
Sweeties
0
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it
■
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■■
-
mu
:
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XUL. 3AHFQKP K3RAIPL SANFORD, FLORIDA
J U F -S liA V-r-Autf. -30.HMS
Singapore
Slings Hash
A t Inflation
person*.
. Along tb » hn* i f Diitish guvrrnm.’ iit restaurant* in the Unite I
Kln*d(ini. the ■•mini: plan-* a ir
expected to fofor price* down in
private establishment*. At praaeiil
the coat o f subsist lire in Slngi pure ia estimated at five times
pt'twar.
An investigation hy the W age-
A I’ N'ewafeature,
■ SINCrAPfcdh—T l-i ctown col
ony of Singapore I* meeting the
chitllenae uf black market* and
inflation hy opening a chain of
anil Cent o f L iv in g Com m ittee o f
the colony led to the restaurants’
Introduction. Tliey e re operated
restaurant* which >rn| pinipli
hut nourishing meal* for ihe
PtjUlvalei't ST IT IT \S. c-nl*.
l*y «1‘ 'grvernment .‘W u l W rlfu ie
Caller* “ I he I
lie purl men*.
ruhlft/' theif mcnuiiIncItLIr
tief,
mtnt ami
Thr
I ’ HK-W.Ut A t 'r UHtHIBll
ttli»-miy hn* i»pt*ne<J in ilovrotown
TO KYO , (A*) — The Jnpant-*.Singnporr with a
nf 2,000
finance niit-iittry hu< hetn ortlereil
to re|Kitt to the Allied civil prop
e rly custodian on the disposition
of Allied cargoes i'<-l*ined in
Japan by the fret-sing o f ship
ping in Japane»e port* in July.
A reernt #*rd*ral il)>firt«y
nr Mill.
A k UM *id lioipitAli iffipin n i hi* uiuvcn
Hmaiwilr toutvld in Uu u*atn«»i tA
tfh tikm (jjv il li'/n h u m » cfI It w •
UunAu prnwiimn p i m rtinciitt, in nuny
u « « the (udii o< itunKh uktft diai-vrai
Hr. Teonard Darker
•lv»At ioMBcdLiUlr. Ako KUAWTimdrd for gM
Optomrtri.t
paue. psd*«<wie*dt, I-A.-tl*uJi» due to to>Kf
•i>litf, fnihmil tiur in* UV ll*M11 tomu H
evam inel—(il****-* lilted
Atajino 4 a IHtto «»* I.UItlN fr«*A tl«# «t*uf
gut, toll BIN lonuita (b i u*m d*uurtiy in it*
2U3 S. Orange A te.
p «n t ft*!*. Eaif tu Id*. Jo»t nm l*u t#i*
Ilriamlo. b'lorida
limrJuii in A 1*11 |ku * I wilt. t (*U tout
tolliC. MUkt UU«tr U U**Xf MlU-ektl
Phone 41)57
.tirin fur *nlr Hi l.anryV liruc
51.
* ml 1‘ riiK Slurru rvrry*
Indies Rubber
Recovery Lags
A I* New*feature*
H A T A V IA — N'c! Jicrluniif t o ' •
Indie* rubier production, hamper
ed hy xhtulage* o f labor, trartsport, fertiliser it nil working mat
erials, mud overcome major d if
ficultly* lo regain ita pre-war
im|K>rtamc. says II. Van I.ennep,
chief ul A le K —K—l- Kuhlwy--FuinJ.
“ Unfortunately, only u ainnil
numlu-r of nUr tuhiier estate*
could *lnrt
protluclnif
sen in ,'
rejo rl* Van Lefinep in the Kculiumic Weekly, publication of the
N. K, I. Ifepattmeiit o f Kconomic
A ffair*.
•T I*-jn o s t Important lerritoiy
1* In jj f t t ti I lorn eo, w lere a total
area i^ p p p ioxiin u tcly &.406 tiect a r a roulil la- bnr.'Rht under
pni.iuctilth, The yield Incrch -i d
(tom fiU.lFMJ liih>yiiiiha‘ In •t hi '
--- |
ami watet__PUi"p.
3 R E A L ESTA TE FOR SA LE'
-
Iluwanl T
.......
UbLSHlAIU.b; home I 'v h.l*. .1
tieilroom*,
fruit
Iters, F immI
naighhur hia-L- pn*c,U m_illlt.
Phono -I'Jt-M.
|NJ;I
hout*
_
Vet-
Ihi U oiii
FOIl KAI.K
F IV K Tiroiu hungalow <>o corner
lot rnii give ilmneilinlu po*-e*.
g Ion, prim kldCiKHI.
1(011 KDT A. W IL L I A MH
Healtar ‘
COO Atinnlie Dank itlilg.
•
Phono 73U
H ilt S A L K - A llic fan*, one .'Ml in.
l/ i II. !*.; oim ,‘Iff-iii 1/tl II.
P., Itolh new; masters, romph'te wtlh lord*, fl.fJr, h-*s
lord, 11.IV
W e have n gum)
«tovk of buttery radio*. n«w
an,| u*ed. Kleetric Service Co.
REAL ESTA TE W ANTED
IN 111 1 INC tilt 5KLI.INC,
U K A I. K S T A IK it piiys to deal
p-llLrough c i |m-i irnred brokers. If .
^jVkai have groves or other pruT icrly to market, or if you arc
yourself In the market, contact
,
^Win. 0 . Deiichey o f
K. Itatoli•Ider,' 2ft Knit ■\Vu*hii(gtnn S l
Orlnndo, plume t'620.
T A R T IC L E S
G O U LD ’S JH T-O -M ATIC
Ji IIO RKKI’O W KK
42 d iA LI.O N
W A TK D SYSTEM S
I I I U , IIAU D W AD F. CO, .
aOl_ K a (t_ > 'lr »t_ S L
F O R .S A L E
IM IT A T IO N
leathers In most
colors and large selection of
good upholstery fabrics. Robert
8. Brown, 2ttri
N. Orange
A ve., Orlantln, Fla.
PR O TE C T
your health ■— sleep
better! Dependable msttreas pano vat ing I Dux springs and In*
m-rspring uiattressed rabailtl
New mattresses, beds, springs!
ilullywuod taxis I Kee our tetaii
athre ami dl-play room nt
119 W. F IH 8T #T.
£chn|» Redding A .F u m ltu ra Co.
Hanford Mattress Factory
Phona 1133 and B7I-J
Have your portrait fakes at
NICHOLES STUDIO 220 Meitch Rldg., Phone 1152
( liilitrvn a specialty
" " p l i t ITtMJRAPHB
lU v h your REST photograph
mu,ic at
. T H E RAYMOND. STU D IO
9 State Dank Itl.lg— Ph. 1083
tat* o f l,K V I F it AN K I.IN
1-OtJfTK. deceased
Flrat imtillrdtlori Aua. IS, |»f<
It lA
that ihip f t o i l i f 1*«*
publLphi^i one* rarto w*-*k f*»r four
r ^ n w o l i v # weeks in .tto*- Hslifutil
loth iliv of Annual. A. 1
n F IIKIlNIlON
i-lrrh -if »!•«<► m ill
(O fficial N 'o li
K IlN N S T
F, l l o l 'S I H d . l i t
A llu rfjrf
Hanf«*r»l, F lo fld n '
PHONE 864 J
BY PAUL ROBINSON!
~ I MEAN l ‘M ACTUALLY
YBAfcS BEHIND WITH Nt/
S L E E P -S O M E O T H E G ------------------- --- TIM E —
••b u t
BU D G E SlMPU
‘W OLF*
p/geons
b u t. '
a/t h<L'
natch/
HELP V»ANTED
Li t vv.rn nif**/ u f
|K ‘iitill
Isf»rn 'if-* k i i . #*wl#«1ifft* **f i y 11£n if
jr> litol . I ' iliif ill* in iiLlti
t.«t
lili- o lllir ly pn ^ n lin l.
(until
pur limit y fur Hilv um it rn da
ply in nt* ti hun.lNvi itinps in
EVERY 6 u v HAS
m m w - boys
a n cf
A GA LJSO M E
PLAGE TH ERE'S
7HATS
salti
h. k ,e .* r v . f i n v n -
u sbo
aa&tstxacfyshOL
h a ve, p e t n a m q s^
C oi/t ho.
^c/a/e/ass?
10 Uutint-tt (J|i|iort unities •'
LUNCH
counter Imsinem
eipllpmelit. Price (.‘I'lU.lltJ.
W. It. W IL L IA M S , Dealt.
05
Atlantic
II
Dank
Itlilg
LOANS
D O N ’T D I S K L b
-t U S T K A T . - i y
HEV, F S IU A H S iT
L0NIW0LFS *
H 0 0 K I0 A P A T f
in money m atten I, strictly
reaper.ed hero.
Friends and
relatives
are not r|ueBtl»ne'
about ynur credit.
Yoiir em
ployer or tin- Hi e l s associate*
will not hear ol your personal
affairs. There is no cause far
embarrassment.
Reasonable credit re<|uiremenU.
No co-makers on money loans.
Variable payment iilatts.
FA M ILY LttAN CO.
orlda I tank Dhlg.
Phone J’
12
hd
.
r»H& W O L F WITH I
A DATG - - THAT r-'
— i i ve G o r r A
J HE E N T E R E D A . S
S A C K R ^ C E . - b O T 1 '-
T
B U Y row*, calves, y e n
Phone It. W. Lord, 788-V
FIT BULL Pup* for aale,
. r A j — \ 5 B 6 -'
and '
d r o o /f
HUBBA 1
IHUBBA
FLOOD HANDLNti
and finishing. Cleaning and wax
ing. Now flours surfaceil to per
fection. Old ihiora made like new
CaU
II. M. fil.L.XSUN
Lake Mary. FJ*.
rlP-W :
r
s
. Fir,,tonl
liona. Phone. 4W-W-
h d d o
/£ ? * :
A f WHAT A BT.O, THAT
8TR ICELAND:.MORRISON
7 f u h n it u r r
L P / VbW.wL A S f NIGHT A
j BUND
HONE |
w!S t ts
USING FOR C-j r - , 1 1
A N Y BO/
CAN TAG
S
w h il e
.'
L O O K S LIK E
S O M E O N E 'S
GOTOUCPET
RARiaNGfjir
B S PO T* KB
THE LONE RA
By Bob Green
H A L L HAVE
,
G E T IN TO TH E^
r k Ru i l t
i B errm hurry. V t h a t 's
5G BATTERY JARS } STEVE! 1
BEJfG SMASHED /-BATTER 1'
THE ACID O N ) MAYBE 1
ZIN C PLATES i f CAN 6 A
iS HYDROGENJtVpUR. LIVES!
LhSK. H*6 qua
LY CHANpE j J
E X PE R T filing o f saw*, lawn
mowers and knives and aciasora. Panny post ca rj to A . E.
Cady, Box 853 will bring me U>
‘ your door,
13 NOTICES— PERSONAL
customer!
wanted
opportunity.
Car neceaiary.
f t a B w ■1111,-jatyford.____
i r
,— but
h o a /tf
d o e s \
LOOKtr/
WHAT DO SbU MEAN?H0W) D1
CAN A F0N SMASHEO/v#
BATTERIES BE OF ANY/ IN'
w
iJ iiK
guys
SI0N 8
Show cauls and posters
...ItF.KS SION S HD VIC
It. |.nn<lrt-ss. Phone io
REGULAR
need
Tbat'U
m a u i'
ALL HE C A U G H T W A S
--------- 1 AN O L O B A G - r
{ ONCE (
*1 IN A
W ANTED
Store*
A N D S T R IC T L Y
A W H IS T L E J O B
hacf
J A G IP L i
7 P a te , L iv e s to c k , S u p p lied
F IR E S TO N E
TH E W O L F --W IT H A
■N------PfGEON "si
SPECIA I. SERVICES
RENT A CAR
Y o u it ii I v i ; i t
CHUNK 70H
k zu
a tfn t
jenoa)
DUST.* C=?
A N D RKCOVKHKD
HUY yoyr car, regardless Y’our fopilture wll| look Ilka
xge or condition. Kdy Reel, new, will wear b*tler than ever
when our experts rebuild and
recover It. Only the finest con
3-IIUDNER oil stuvo With own struction materials used, Phona
wanted.. Dux 1214, City.
1112 (or a free estimate - and
choice o f material!.
W A L L show case wanted with
SANFORD UPHOLSTERY
aiming doors. Phone 576.
1101k Park A v j __ - Phone 1111
I
M A C 6C & S /
strictly
d r e a m -1
220 Melsch llldg.. Phone 1150
A R T IC L E S
w e ll :
Whats
V
E LECTRIC applianee repairs —
w » repair washing machines,
vacuum cleaners, fans, mixers,
sewing machines, Trotter Ap. plianre Service. 301 \V. Second
SL, Phone lOfit-J.
W ARD RO BE trunk, splendid c o tr
ditiorr. BIB Oak Ave^____ ^
SNAPHIIOTH—-printed, developad,
enlarged. We copy old photo
MOTOR boat" hull
U
ft
graph*.
Qlbbs Rea Dory. H u fh TIDIs,
NIOItOLLS 8TUDIO
2121 Magnolia.
6
HAD
A PIGEON
2a DATED "
n ever
T H A r I'VE-
WITH MY OWN STES M
I SAW ITV-DRIVIN'
nowN MAIN STREET
* U id b
Toilet Seals
Oarhaga Cans
(isivanixed Sprinklers
S T A N LEY-DOG K IU
_______IIAUD W AD F, CO,
|HLIa Tlowered tlnnla plant*
I’hcma U2-W , Celery Ave,
,
J A H fr
A B IN ~ 7 H ~ ft x 10 fL otT " i
G H LY Improved Marigold Dbw**r p la n U ,_ IO » U urel.
tj .
seal at Sanford. Fllilda.
toby paid [ m*til Ion ib o y ld no*
ROBB’S HOME BAKE RY
WEANING-THAT a QOOIC
SWCXJNY DISH \ UNOE
HE WAS SEEN
30-30
SAVAGE
rifle,
m erbl)
: eight; 0 gunge Browning aqtoy m alic slmtguni - serf tue| and
V. epUL Itemlam pole; lawn mowcr; Y a h A-Pae, khaki type; 2
lmtpltnl type bed* w|Ut mat
tresses; tot by crlh with aptlng*;
7 ft dfaw n tablet 3 piece maple
livin g room set. 706 E. 2nd SL
rhet-1 chassis with hitch. Wired
ad pkinted.
Heady to move.
fS.ou. E. M. Leach, PanU,
o. ! ’ .IIKItNIH IN
C lilll of Said Circuit Court
Hy I! l._ IIF IIliK ’ K, f>. C
(O fficial Seal)
Koui# In Sanford. Florid**,
Aa administrator of ih f Ka- Im granted
Ti> a m , e it R n iT o iit * a n d p k i i HO** I IA V I M i t'L A K U l OH l*Kit era lit,
Witness my band And olficf^tl
MA.VDS AO AIN B T K A II) KSTArTKi IN- CIIICFIT COCItT OF NINTH
T'lU U ld each nf you are. hereby JFPICIAI* CMtCCIT OF FUHIIHA.
omitted and required to present HRJIINOI.K CUF NT V.
IN CHANCRHY.
uni' claim* and ilwimnrte which
you. or either o ( you. may h * v « In Tlie Mattec of lb* Adoption of
llllN A l.il CIIAt.MKItS W 111*»I i.r.
• ICa in a t - tha estate of t/GVI
a rfllnor..
K IIA N K I.W L D P O E d «-e*«ed . lata
NOTIt'K
of raid County, to thw t ’ounty
J ndar o f Hanilnnl* County. P b ulds. To _ »: It. AVAt(OHTr-who--- y b r r H
"aTi ill* offirV In ITTr court hiiiiao, o f _ rn ldrorA or wbarrabout* it unaalit County at Hanford, Florida,
HltliUi e ls b l ralrndar month* from
V«H» nrfr
not (n< <1 Ibrtl •*
tl„ lime o f I ha flrat publication pet it Inti fiir i to* Milt»|>tlna
f N*ttwl'fl
of |hl« nmh-r, Karh claim or da* t*ti*lmeril W r ig h t ,
g
rplpi^r,
'"'I1
main I aball bo In w rllln s, anil aball wlntrri pm Are (lie intiufaI f«1to» r,
• late the place o f itiM u n n and to*;- I f l U « l ttoix .U> tor W T.
(...•I office addraaa of tha Vlalmanl, Krlly, In Hi# nlnivf entitled Court. 217 EAST FIRST STREET
an,I •nail U sworn to by Iho rlalm*
Y«u »re ihrf*Iore
* t«
am. Uffont. or altorary, and -any a pi year in raid Court, t#o tn** I3rd
torn rlalm orM em and not au flin t d«> of ,S«jii#mbr, t t lf, at lit#"Court
• DltlYK-IT. INC.
Pres tu-tfuok era—-T r Icy c le a
Oil Stove Ovena
Darey Chums
Pint Thermoa Dottles
(iallon Thermoa Jugs
HTANLKY-DOGKRS
IIA R D W A U K CO,_____
(I,Bog
Klrctrie Toaster*. (4 IS
If. It. PtU 'K f t).. ING.
tVITNRHN rue band and official
--«! at SatifoMl scmliurle County,
Florida, Ibis I»th day of August,
IH'.
M JACKSON LODOH. C. T. A.
s k i f f 1,
FOIl S A L K
T W O story three bedroom hniiso 2 WOOD heaters for sale. 218
oil corner lot prieed al *76nfl.
\\ 5th HI.
KOItKKT A. W ll.l.l A MH
Keallor
( U|.KMAN*S
latest
model
2Cut! Allnnlle llank lllilg.
httmer camp stove 511 5", !i0.
Phone 7:iJ
inch fork
tlllc.
Steak gu ll
1 1.(JO. Duller lairilcrn 12,^5,
F o il S A L K
Coleman's ga* lantern flll.UC,
F IID N IS IIK I) five room bungnDODSON
low corner lot in goo<| section
S 1*01111Nt; tiOODS
prirn (0000.00,
306 Hast First St.
IIO nilD T A. W IL L IA M S
Deultor
A L I, HTKKT wheelbarrow (1(1.05,
r.06 A tla n tic Dunk llld g.
laiwn (takes 50c. Aluminum
Phone 1.TJ
*
lacwn Sprinklers
(TOO, nmi
other bargain* on garden tools.
H DOOM house, : i s m tea land.
DODSON
DeuutifnI \ Idnijscapcd
yard.
S PO K TIN t; (t o o n s
. , KwJjjmlnrf Pool. Fruit nf nil
306 bhrst H rs t SU
klttiBl,
ii ranges,
grapefruit,
InngtHnba,
lemons,
guavas,
Ft tit IN 5 ID K P A IN T IN tl
figs,
gropes,
avucudoes.
A
u n i ; v a u s i *a d
knam kls
country home that you will
N A N F O IU ) IIA im W A IlH CO,
hn proud to show ynur frlemli.
210 East First fit,
Out when* the uuail pluy, the
J U N IO R s iz e .
Mocking Bird plug*, the WhipT H lC Y C LK S
|>orwil| tails unll Dunny Rab
bits
nro
n t' home.
Price
|I0,5lt0 till.
I1KDR0UM house priced
500 to
(6,060.
Reply
G D fl c/o Hernhl.
lyn. K r » Vorh: •
• Vint are WV-rrty ir*|ulrrd to file
yol|b appearance tin (lie 1SIH dray of
.k»p|*mt>ef. U K , lo a .certain ault
for illvorro Irtsl II ut*-t against you
In the Circuit Court of the Ninth
JmllrUI CIk -u II, In and for Semin
ole i V,unty. Florida, an abbreviated
c u l* ,U M l ,
- l» t a a l im ila lr
Frovenaano. Plaintiff , * lloaa Ktjsco
FfoVrnaabn, firfrndaht.*
aball t o void.
with air roolerl 2 rylin der inW ORK W AN TED
hoiifd oiian nmlor-v i'rh rj rnngu
11 on to (ri2ll. (In display now W A N T K II: iliiving, privuli- or
and lendy fo r iflimerliutir de
niotili (ruck, full or pnrt time.
livery. See tis-ie hoiiutifol bn.il >
Middle .igeil, profecnimml driver.
tialuy,
lam .Motor Sale* Co.,
Dos W W K c/o Herald.
: « : » K a«i Vlr.-i h i .
BLOCK o f four Inis ha-aled e.lge
o f city limit:! south. Uricli lot
CO x ‘117. Make inn tm o ffer.
Call 220-W.
3
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llte sK
F I'S IN I
F ltO V H N S A X O .
w i i o s r : f i . a i i : o f itR s x n K N C K
IS I t s N o rth 3rd Hirer t. Ilrook-
m^kSoonY
1 A N il, r.__ I'lywo.-I _lvw
ittul
riGfUDA. IN PROBATE.
N irn /t: rn tl'i'R IH
Ill Ir Kstat* of t.HVI KItANKLIK
*•
S T A T K ■»F F U i l t l U A 1 T O LOlnlK. dtc *»•«*!.
• y/O LF* JL
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* FOR RENT
5 ARTICLES* FOR SALE 8
jWmNl8lli:i» apjrtnmit. :(o( AY. ffHJtJOSTA-StfalUm TfaiC' u^Cu
• r»th Nt.
IN T IIR COURT OK T IIB t-O U N Tt
JlIHUS.
.-T.HINCIUM
i-O Q N tT.
Legal Notice
FACE FOUR
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BU5r»**
AUTOS FOR SALS
>41 PONTIAC for aaU. - Good
condition, good Urea, Humphrey,
LOSr/E/
BATTERY, POUR
THE ADD OVERTH
PLATES, ANDPRA'
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Sanford Downs St. Augustine Saints By 5 To 1 Count
jLake Night Termed Successful;
Feds -Play In -Orlando -Tonight
Seminole High School Grid Aspirants Start Workouts
Seahawks Coach
Has Divided Men
Into Two Squads
The Suit ford Crier
iery Fed* con.
liuued their final drh
drive
over*
take the Orlando Senators with
• M o l trouncing o f the third
place St. Augustine Saint* in a
Lai! game honoring the Fed leftfielder Buddy Lake last night
at the Municipal Ball Park|* p" Buddy
was
presented
with
•npny g ifts from the fan* and
merchants o f Sanford, Including
1.06 contrihltrd by the pa
nt t t t V g ir k last cvenihg.
, (loose' Kettles went the route
fog the Fed* and’ won his Ibth
game as he gave up n it* base
tilows, struck
out
three
and
__(>liim’d -U lL-IlU l pn-.i « S iN f,.i.l
Crowd Of 50,000 To 75,000 Expected
Practice Begins
l'o See Miaiiii Seahawks Flay Cleveland With Nearly 45
DOUBLE-PLAY EXPERT -
MICHAELS',
Z o -V& a q
old
S c c o a JD
aAS^A\A\l Or -Ue CHtCPJxO
NEW YUUK. N. Y , Aug. to.
(Special) T!x- eighth and fitu l
u m n iia tiu n meeting nf the AllAineritfu Foot bull t - tiferencv will
' Fl.UHIB \ S I
I K A lii K
i«* held III fllM’iic-. licit Tue-duy
\\ 1. Ui i
aifil Weiini-jhit
-- the m -H'J tj» ,lW l
* toll ha* 4- n
1.1 from
tin 111141010
Or iamlo
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hotel, fn m iu i..' Tl.mte*
if. St. Augusttin«’. 1 AH
Crowley -aid today *
I h-Laud
By tit MM V tIKt KM IT II. JB.
,*:» r»s
The lieu ma • piiiftAsh-u.il F k Ia LVu
t IT
lii i , ild Sport* E Blot
-f'l till
III
j g r idiron loop w ill
p- 1, play til- Buytou.i lleilch
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ttl "o n asptiants tr|tr+ty->l til Coach
. Syahawk* at t ■ n l.,tol A - too
tlum e.i -il
o f betwivn ttuini . i- | .ll.titHI
trs|rnl*.i « Be-lilt*
* '"Goose" K ettle, on the Si .nil ob?
' expected, fil. I n - t rl.i iip e itu
S A N K o B I*
St Augustine I High S h •* I nth - l i f 1**1,| y .|erlay to begin tooiditse- for the
th It* of the groin winch n i' i i i • Let-burg !•, tiainecvllli I
B.iyt on It. i t, . Bnl.itkii I
It'lfi f.otl.,, i iiiioiinagi
Light
S(. Initlt'. June I lu ll, for the
I el and *. tltlulnlu ! I IU "•*. ■-i|Uipiiient »u< t'-tled In tl- I n t i
first meet- • of
i. n -* (j’*1"1 ningst.
-|ieiidiiig L stui tier
f pad* uqj
Ciotvley said.
helmets up S. pt l
The B in d ' pr< - - on meeting (
t in tuy- T i *4 p >
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Ibis nunointr 'irxi^tsb*--l■ll^>•h,•. »
..will be rrltuudvit - 1-. itititvtr-«'jd i 1 ,ri ti ip ala|?.d,;E
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- buxlliv*- tilutlligi i
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in *tf(& £ 2 * coo’BlS (V k V
(JridckTs Will Work
out Twice* Daily
Until School Demins
System To Ik* Used
To Evaluate iMen
For Cutting Team
A S H E V IL L E . N t’„ Aug. JO
(S p e c ia l)—A fter foil; weeks of
- Uct4n*4* 5 - —4*M|--'-ww—h.H.U.m-nM lnud stgn u ir o f his system <1 *o
—rnMwTrir-m7"W*i. * tnrrT.Tr-cr
fe n tiv > play*. Coach -fuel* Meagl
Finch and Kelson,• among them
were a double and a triple by
. *jr has divkled his Miami Set
j hawks fool hall husk e* into t ■»
'ti'D avr Bride and u triple by A l
Bryant.
srpiads fur a *erie* of ilytrii-aipin
St. Augustine drew the f ir i t
game* designed to establish ren
Moral In the third inning aa ;
values when the lime* cem-a tu
Finch wa* safe on an error by j
pate tli) whole sggregut mi *
A ( Bryant, and scored m( a two
.In- Xi-limit reiptiird in the A IL
tiase blow • by Paitliek. •; •
•
Am er en tMitfi-ri-nci-V1
‘ ( ‘ *
KanfutB rolled out thele artll- •
Six imn mi- training « t elites1
,
lery In the fourth inning. Byron |
to perfolm with the f i l l e t •’ AB
Al Bryant capable Sanford short- Stars uuaili't the l.o* Angel
Sharpe ami Ossie Glorlg drew,
free passe*,, and n triple by f atop, clouted a long triple but m jtyt Bum* m i Auguit iliild but w’ll
- - 1' during _U
the.
fourth J.Uuiiu*.,uI,.J
Ultltygj uL dha
Bryant brought them, scampertt, .fourth
return here lrt*ttmi*
*th»
'trig home;
Kettles jjfOppxd u Celery Fwl-Sl Auxugltoe till to two lu.trit *i|iii|dr roat>* ip (to hat;
....
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.
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* beautiful bunt* righ t dpwn in ’ scorn
Uj-ron Slntrjv-'nrrrt
a
tie to^rtninin on l tin. payroll,front o f the plute and "on the aiorfg with tlie lying a mb itttuiliig
fiirre n lly loach M en.her (pro
play Bryant- raced home In at nms as the kicats downed the
noerwed Marrl
* working hi*
cloud o f dust. Jndio Huwington. j ®alnts by * aeon' of S to l.
M|ua<ls in th*- fr*l|..tt4ii|? ;trrs'
playing
rightfield
for
J e rry '
Siplud A
end*. Hubert Ulrich
BdVrnnan, who wa* taken from
o f Kitn-iti* 1 utnai Blount of Mi*fr-- |>i., iu. I^cnns- -of m
. -lq.,1—
! sissipTTT srrr,.— rmrj— T T .tra rr
,wa* #afe on a fielders choice.
of .vt)ssi*"i|i|* Stale «n i l 'litem:
Tuttle alibied lind Bride r a llie d Bears, lluiiip Fool of the Bear;
the lioanls. In Center field fo r
and Fitul Sixt-iiiou- of Funitnu
hi* booming triple to score How.
tack'*'* Hon If-eve of MLeour
^ l l l y Kinard, Sanford’, late-t
lligton and Tuttle. Tills ended
Torn Ker.nis i f .Miami U. an
boxing srn-ation, continued hi*
, the hostilities for the game.
Bill Bavin nf Texa- Tech an
‘
By defeating St. Augustine' winning way* last night wh.ii
fIt-cago t'ardinnls: e mi|l*. I.ila-ihr knockrtl out Harvey Heal
Inst evening the Feds increased
Bertngnrlli i f W a-hn-rlnjt 1‘ anit
er, Tampa middleweight1In the
their lead over the Paints to
fhtcagu fu tiL , t li 11. Taviui ••
first round of a srhi doled sixsix and one half guinea and due
SliUlfi 111 and Mike I n -ln m n v
round bout al t‘ f American
to the fact that l bo Orlando
Ceorgia; center. Ken Wlullnw ■
I.eg ion Arena in tlrlando*.
aggregation lost to He Land last
Bice! Hunt lei back-. Minton FiuB
Kinard'* pay-off blow wa* a
night,
decreases
the
Senator
of Texas A & M an I * w \ m
lead to |U‘ i game*.
, left ;ng>k lo II'- r * chin. It
Giants, Mattuu Butler ol flnnsnn
>
ii Kinard’* s'xlh consecutive
Bride, with two hiN In three
Bull Wultilk f hb.l id.i 111 I Main
victory.
trips to tile plate was the only
lli —\H I H IM lilt h W IIII
III
Kaplun nf Wreli-ni
Maiclai
The
Hanford fishier
will
SunfoHI player to blast more
halfteack*. Kay Kakio of \ikan-i
than one hit during the evening, j meet Frankie William* on Sr pi.
m !,i,iiik Lin1.:
Nyft V-11 k, liiji ■j,lm
J at Orlando, ac ordiflg_tu Kill:
Score bv Inning *!
■af Nut ftaf ri’ xsut, .11K* .S r rl
W .It. -Il,
t- .ti w,-4 t 1.1-1- Ju*-'
■fil. Augustine
IOil T T W T O fn r.i s'rilV maeagrr. Jol nine Ctwk
• I.I-- -1,11 r
t'ook said Ibal h '-m l r-rn ilh
.-•i* Mu t lull I iu>|C ■ 1 < 11 1"ul till Im| 1 It. i itirhi'i aiiniI f.Kitbal*
rl 111! f*4r I'M <1 ,4 t 1I 0 t
Sanford
UOt) (>0fl 00* *> '■ kno-ked out William* in the
B?i-k L I'Hill! -■! \i.i lit %•» - 1**1
fit ittittil, f'kkt l •1.Mtifi.xl |-•*qiL- art
S14U* 1 l .l UUr I.. • t.,tt
T t I*
1 ill' ■
fifth n.und ul a H int sixI'I. b.
Un 'Hitt! T »■ Tt •M, ...I SS.iUA.
and
ip
6 f. t
it-..'
-nit .I. |M
round bout.
T rrj> 1 "* *tf \|lit it. i alli'l UL'F*
Kliicb,
Nelson
and * Stillw ell;
1 h**
111IIIMi.
IF
W -i *iti hr
Until Sth.Ki)
(V ltrv
I m Ih 4»|#rlinl f iMrtbtill
Kettles and Sharpe.
liKael|*B ill lit J lilt R»-\ iimIiI s *A A
.-v-.-l
..« Mt. 4It T»tt |e•
1bum.
|imc(ifc
u tlrn ln )
4f I v rtitMTfi
il gtH* I I ' m
] 8<|und li end-, I .a mitt Mai >
with 4p|i M* \•inuI • I % in
■-a ami *U i.
«**11-111111w s-u Ii 411*1 fur till* i 11it in I
"C hilled" shut menus li-ad slmS i Georgia, Btck MiG w>-n of A
U * hin . ?•*n
1obiul t lit*% in* i»
having art anliltioity content fur bum. Many f outer of
atrall.
II jr A imn*r Ini rail
and
A
lex4
Fta-coky
of
Duke
and
•t
!*lu
hardening. "S o tC shut.is of pure
Vt*>iin4] lenlful I4h*i i*l*i nthei
W u > It i ti . tiiii Ki-d ■t in -. tii - Mih'
t "at §Et-^
fk'lllt tif i ill tllPif
On Uu* f ill of July. 1033. a lead. —Sports Afield
Gene LI - n-oti of 1 ,1-i-rg a < liarli
» 1„
till* '
tl it l.
tllUJk'. - f tils I’ llilt "II? ti? -liMjr
Laaebal! gamr In Oallup. N M was
■It I” g ii - .l it f 11
iX-=il
Puppies usually Upon tluir * i C( Du Lou| of Tulanir and *..... g*‘ »"I fiox tui
called off early In Uio day be< *-«•* Il lift! h 'ir m ii
of
Sd-lh
(jiiolm n
cattfie of hot ge.ittier letter on the th** first time ut the age of !• ■«> M.'Bunalil
o f K i r f t i lir iU k lh * r h rt S i
\ ur Is *
111 *- pia %« | I*.
L ltllr”
wrather became cooler and play in day*. They shoulj Iw left with guard* Joe K itvunuV o f S---i tll till** h urt* .» hue. fur nit ut ur
Carolina, Tony Cerium* id * ten"1 3i 11 v t h r
J it I li- H a t I II
resumed A short while after that their mother until X weeks up!
1flip
!tfll* <l's-B'! !-» * i i*
l4
1
1
tun and i'btla Kagfl-*, Ifalph >eit r Si U i l o l rillNlVIlt fill* |»‘
I..
the game Wax cutrd tigaln. lllLi Spurts Afield
Tddl m
-|f *it! 1*
j k 'Vs *
1
il| nf Auburn and il r n > M t> i i.
Ume for giKid 'H ie reastmT A 1
thill * 41n 11ItW Still ill If »l 111
iih k yiMt
Mull of mi
Itialger*, and Eddi • tametur- -»l
fttuw storm which covcrcxl the
Su'd wa.* the
a y a ill's t w|\ i|i*((’ b , 4 |<i*od i
first king
fIII' 'alii! *', j
lll.ll
“h
Miami; lonler* Jaek W illiiiii,. -if mis t ».f ihit It*i»in i *:i*'*" 4* if,t* m u I hi an* 1111111' fraguTt
field
' Israel.
Aul urn and Bole Cato o f Arkuit f Mi* f
Mil t lit't rliti'li ! Me flu \\ t
nf the Ljatu*
’ *as; quarter littck*, Charlie Fie* nint-k nf* fm r |»l»y-ititll> >
Ilir lm- a Ini*
I tl Ilk-VV44l J
\ ||I
o f Texas A. * M. at',‘1 Bettoi1 I ii i Hit r .n.tifttri| that Hi4* ImD hull tin. tifiijittl'i t H th ! h u i t t k i . M a l t i n
l.tiiis. Jimmy Tarrant o f T>miIi I mi hil*> an lm|irv-siVr fi*i* lin.h
! hhowti much iylnplflliiitt)
see- Walt MeBunabl nf Tula
riTDi.i
v ♦ Itti** wi
i*unn*
tin S|H‘ iijf da ill** *.%h»» h mu
and Johnny llo*ch of ( ;* *n»- i in i
1 11If lilt k nf r¥JMI * Ml * !
Ih*te II|f n in ( -I v*■» ,j. fe . il
Teeb; Jimmy N-dsun nf A l a i m"
t ts-l
li |* <1 ?
t*t*hi i*•ii yi"ir
Fun Mitchell nf Florida, fu-ne la•••It ■.,.1 .,4X
W* It -1i \
'i|nk- W rUhinfM «»l M** •' *
nf Idaho an-l litis Letch,•i
II. .t Mm
Im ’ ll|M.1
•II it|U .ii h Ii«a lii«h ho|ie«, of f • U
Georgia, fullback- Pro-1--- t *
\\
% th
*
tu j well halfliKitl * li * * *
tun ->f St ul hern M-'lhiati-t - it
M* •i,.
vtuir, Hpikr « tali**
ID |,M'r
, tay »•< *
Fred GIihIi-h nf Tulune ond I'luli
VVMl li
.1 r»
I h. n I d
all *»f iiur *t|i|l'-111*111 **
hr F.ag
I ti
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i;tiitllil«il fur lip itflrr tiiii *H•• nil ;*». y "Hi*-1
Last and final test for the toil
Fil l hta SljMcItitm pHitishiji , rBMiiiH. I hi *
mg Seahawks will lie then battle
$Mtur it nn um if IHt-% '*n I hit
with the Buffalu Bison* ot. IluiM in ly nnturnl. W r’ll di» i»»r
"T ip
night of August 30ih_ i't Haiti
Im-vJ a*! usual. TH** IJMh ^4|iia«I
tmVli, afl«*r which - M eagher will
wmri l ^ i S rxHlnltartf/
trim to tha requip-d Xi-ltmii ttt
K|nnU, hut It will hi* nf atM-ift* f
preparation for thr Cmifeieri.e » in ip rifl nnd nri|hl.*'
f 'r i c < »
opening game n l Cleveland. - In
I o;»rh Until O’ NriJl » f "
hi:
dulyd Sep'umber tlth.
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Hester In I Round
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soothes yo u r n erves. L e t us a tte n d to yo u r r e fr ig e r a
tor m o to r and su p p ly th e n ecessary re p a ir p a rts fro m
ou r c o m p le te stock .
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Can You Put
This Puzzle Together ?
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SANFORD, FLA.
Phone 101
KettleH Anno-unci'H
Thursday’s Movies
re
L I'S
it- >*•» (lift we * nn tall Is i
n»itr| * titifiii will Is* k*4* *
"
tin* v ■« itL'itef* nf all **
the *tnrt 11K lrt*rlht i*r»
O ty Brerealional B i i| r t m
"Goose" Kettl-s snnnuuced Bin sily t hrVMlR.
Turnlnii from the
mornipg thst the movie day fm
pad** and lulm da " r
the youngsters enjoying tin recreational facilities for the sum
mvr will he held T h i m t d n y t h Hartford Junior High Selm-d a1:80 F. M .,
The feature show will Ik- "Scull
and Crown" with ad-'M shells -d
" V ir l eys-T en t Show,” and "Tit
At present and for Itir U>l
Cure.* A large number o f c h i l d - f ,
o(
M,.lk
t it are expected to In* on Imod
innu xiul
for Fnlverslly of m
Illinois
and
fo r the frtij shows.
Cable Plano Co. at Ctxain|ulin,
KUnola.
PIANO TUNINti
and REPAIRING
JUST RECEIVED
■
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CI.OTIIHS PINS
i9
tiocaling at Hanford about ’wpl.
!. Leave orders for tm k st lo r
Music Box.
L. U SILL
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y o u l l
PLOVt
of a Biq Bargain for your Business
not
rust o r stain
c lo th in g
RADI O
Ricyclc
id ONE
OF OUR
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CLOTllKS LINE
Y O U R
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It forms the first letter
Hand Horns
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FIRESTONESTORES
111 East First Htreel
Phone U '
lit r e 's a fascin atin g little pu rzlc. W h en
p rop erly assembled It form s the letter
T — fo r telephone.
N o w there's an instrument o f progress
w hich has. gro w n so in value that the
o n ly p u zzlin g thing about the telephone
is how business ever m anaged to get
along w ith ou t it. T o d a y there are tw ice
as many telephone# as there w ere 20
years a go — five time# aa many as there
w ere 30 years a g o ! A a teleph one service
has grow n , so has yo u r own business.
M ore telephones— m ore business for y o u
N o t only in value and usefulness, but
in cust, the telephone stands eut as a
real bargain. C onsider that you r t e le
phone rate is no mure today than it was
-years ago. Th ia record, th is genu ine
achievem ent, is becom ing m ore and m ore
d ifficu lt to maintain. Th at's because the
trend o f risin g costs c o n fro n tin g a ll
businesses is. increasing the cost o f
everyth in g go in g in to the fu rn ish in g o f
telephone service to you.
S O U T H E R N B E L L T E L E P H O N E AND TELEGRAPH C OMPANY
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TUESDAY, Aug.20.194g
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
p a g e s ix
■ U 'g f
t
’P.ity G arb age N o V :
Old Preacher
IT ‘S Y O U R M O V E - Here A re Money Savers
C lIIC A ttO , (/I*)—Srvrr;.l cities,
saving money by adoption of u
method Used In Arm y ramps, now
* * t rid o f t l'jlr gnrnngn nt ranititty landfills, says the Interna
tional City Mm iiigetV Association.
The association said burying
refuse under n thick Inyci of
fresh earth had proved foster,
cheaper nnd mo-*t sanltnry than
bunt Iok lb - s tu ff in Incinerators
or frrdtrfif m*„ h«g*'.
NOW , you can havo a
TANDEM DISC HARROW
----—
In that way, Fort Worth, Tcxa*.
cut gurlmgr disposal c o n * -front
91.11 to HT.fl cents a ton and Coiumbus. <Ja-, cn an exprumrnlal
basis, from I I to 10 renf- n ton,
the aasociatiiin refer-, d.
Tul.n,
f)kla. and I'ensacola. Ha., also
-lie landfill!
N O H TII A DA ME, Ma*
Among the duties o f North Adam*
pollremtoi is “ lo ;iv e sp.ti.il el
tentlon to horse* ami vehicle* left
unattended for fiv * .minute*." Hut
_ ’n ol for limy, tip y l u if ■, I'oJiru
'Chief John F. Flaherty a it .ic ily
•eunril cntiunilter plhn to -ItcMm-
}ine po'jre rule*, utieh*nt<*il sihnthe hftn .--iind buggy dnyg o f IW»7-
TCDEKA,
Kns.— f/ll -Winl*
• General llotplliil, mw •ipernti*!
. by .Jht' Vet 'runs* A dirthit*tuition
Belli out II mil i n i-htl:
- .I
grass
sklrtr—"complete!" Tim
(The "rnmpVlr," |hr p i die )■
lalimi, —nffker evpinirred (with
e r t u n a ),
m uni
wr p in t.''
" w ill.
i In. —k...
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For your FORD-FERGUSON Tractor
AT A SPECIAL HEARING IN WASHINGTON, the special House Committee Investigating the disposal nf governm int surplus propel ly heard the testimony ot the above individuals. They ore {I. to r.) William J. Gilrcin,
•Silver .Spring*, M d, funner sales manager In the Philadelphia War Assets Administration office: Lucian C.
Kneed, suspended War Assets Administration official, ond Huby V. Etty, of Washington, a manufacturer*'
representative. Cilrcin testified that ncnjatnln Fields, received an 'entree" for his firm Into the surplus
properly field through the WAA's Philadelphia ofllce. Sneed said'that lie was wined, and dined by Fields
t 'T he fKnced) made nn insp»etk»n»trip to Itirhrrond, Va , with an ouoetalc o f Fieldr. While Miss Etly
.jL.'iiilf- dcai_in \vlil.;h KicliUobtainedauucfi brunze w ixeior }3,0aS and told U lor JI2.KM. (International)
IThings Are Jumping
Out In Colorado
MASTER of the National Grange,
Albert S. Goss. Is shown as he testi
fied before the Price Decontrol
Board In Washington. G o a voiced
Ms opposition to the restoration of
price ceilings on livestock, grain,
dairy products, soy beans and ?ottomeedon A ue. 21. (International)
n pipj-irii ii'Jnnltlctinn t o the VviMIIf f r f , ( „|n*lirlll,
A deer lea Sal from «»2<V>f«it
mountain led, n tn the top nf nu
nn
T. H. IN POLAND
^ W A H H A W , J / P l-N a a rlr -Ht.OtUI
people, mostly tmy« and gills be/
twyrn 14 and IH, dJe'.jnunlhly ,pi
I i j . ili in.i
)lA ifliC The f iiUi L t- were lint in*
i l-,t.
. 1 ——
,i> lm-lly
'.irOil h taut - UfcJie I'-stinynl.
m m m X j T T -I
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Jiil erculojla in Poland.
■ H e a lth
• EANS
• M IX E R S
• W A S H I N ( '. M A C H I N E S
• V A C U U M CLEANERS
• S E W IN G M A C H IN E S
304 W . S E C O N D S T R E E T
PHONE 10G4-J
n u t h n r illr V aal.l ifis due.
ca i.' wHn 10 times more prevalent
than .in I0T*.
They estini.it 4
1,200,000 children su lfrird fi in
it. They reported Poland In dhc
need o f mere snrmtoriums. huspiLula n iij special purse* fur ehil-
ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS
TROTTER APPLIANCE SERVICE
Sec for yourself how the htrrow is held firmly to the
ground. Sec how depth can be regulated or harrow
completely raised to eliminate bogging down in wt*
or soft land.
Thla ts Old Preacher, lemale
spider monkey, shown In the act of
ofhorUng “sinners" among live pop
ulation of Monkey bland. Her Latent
rota la that o f acm ng aa "ho* tans'
to the three new mbnkey af rival*
iinm c Warden A. ftacley lellx
nlmui n liuiihW party Unit iccch' I
nutouiobilc In ,,t in ,:
te s sir, a full-size tandem disc that lifts for transj
turning^on hcsdlgndi, Eliminates need fo r rolling
M U TT TRACTOR 00.
Ph on e SO I
,10 0 5 S a n fo rd A ve.
DUNCAN
A PICKET IIN I COMPLETE WITH SIGNS and a walkie-talkie1type rpcaket
arc set up nt a duck In Cleveland, ()., H*in after a st- ike by members nf
ttic CIO National Maritime Union started at 17 Great l-akcs ports. Union
leaders ore in continuous session with F<ab(^l conciliators nnd repre
sentatives of llftern companies.
(fntrmatlonaj Jpundphoto)
PH^FE
SOFA
your
at tr a c tive__ a ofa
it
of
h igh q u a lity and com es
Q u a l it y o f p r o d u c t
IS E S S E N T IA L TO
C O N T IN U IN G
SUCCESS
11118 PHOTO Just released by the
Swedish military stall, .show* one
of tlie mysterious roeket bomb* trust
have, hi-en ahrelking euas-, H »rdrti'N skies. 'Hirer filers Were killed
when « Swedish military rccanluLaance plane collided tiead-on
with one ut those "ghost" rocket
ia,mhs
Goverumtuil
auUiorltlcs
the rockets.
International
E A S Y TERM S
FLOOR. LAMPS
P r o te c t y o u r eyes w ith a d e q u a te
fro m o u r b ig selection o f la m p s
your
lig h t . C h oose
a n d b r ig h te n
$12*95 Up
Bridge Lamps $0.95 Up
B rin g in y o u r o ld est r e c e ip t o r sales tic k e t
fro th M a th e r — it m a y be e a lu a b lo l
RCA TABLE MODEL RADIO
StRVICB
BATTERY SETS
(P lu s B a t t e r y )
Taking full advantage of today**
improved materials, these
Kelly* offer rest Plus Values —
^
£==r==t~ •
• Stranger Cord
•
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Cooler Running
Kitrs Safety
Tough Armotjibber Tread r
Longer Wear
Kellye hava always been Tough
. — R*lr — Dependable. Coma in
and we for ywuraelf why theee
M » Kellys ere *UU the Best Buy
Ja Town.
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Station
Cor. 2nd
ft
Sanford '
MEDAL GLIDERS
•V A U L T -
com uu
ret MM
This beautiful glider will be an added attraction to your
sammer porch. Bright green washable leatherette cuahIona piped In white and white enamel frame. Glide* easily.
EASY TEAMS
1=
111=
111:
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In U n it y T lje r e U S tren g th —
To Protrrt
in* P n f *
T IIK
of Dir tV.nlJ;
To prtiuulr (lie P n i r m
A (lt*rn i> »n u m l c a i l^_ rvi'M in ii lltu n rieriliu W l'M lu tla y .111(1 I fu ll ((la y . I 'u r t I )
c lo u d y to n ig h t
.m il
I li u i i d i i y
inurn
ing
of A iir t lr ij
To Frednc* Prosperity fur Saafsrd.
AN
VO LUM E
X X X V Ii
E s ta b lis h e d
IN D E P E N D E N T
SANFORD,
1908
D A IL Y
NEW SPAPEH
F L O R ID A ,
W EDNESDAY,
Formal Statement Is,
Issued By State
Department After!
Talks With Britain.
Mother Fights For Son’s Return
Aug.
21,
A m u iu trri I’ rrss l . r a i n l
1940
W ir e
Albania Tells Conference
Red Plan For
Dardanelles
Damages To Cattle
Industry - By Flood
W a t e r s Totalled
$537,589 In 19 41
W EATH ER
To Changing Its Borders
Bridges Says U. S.
Should Not Relraui
From Using Force
Against Yugoslavia
j*.\i;|S. Atm. hi—</V>—
(iroeting New Argentine Fnvoy
llO n v y lo sses, a m o u n tin g
in . 1D 1 1 t o $ 5 8 7 ,5 8 9 . w en s u f f e r e d b y t h e r a t t le in d u s
t r y a s r e s u lt o f flo o th t in tlie*
S t.
Johns
R iv e r ,
W.
J.
(F u iiie )
S te m ! o f O r la n d o
a n d K is s im m e e to ld U . S.
E n g in e e r s \yht*n h e s p o k e ^ t
t h e h e a r in K in r e g a r d to a
if* uj i l..f PMri>) - - P e n # ---
•tt, Imlil y e s te r d a y —nfl--rni»un
lit •L- I ImiTi Tinlyntii/
.i
m
’ i t , wi t h
l e f e r e iii'e to
•I'laliM ir a n d a y t'i'e s s io n .
,i ii f 'lir d " iliui h i' cmintry
« i m !,i <
rut
in any
■i t
in
I til, -•
of (*hanil*r» o f t*otnin«*r«*r, w«t»*r
'way lmprovrinriit |rut]ps, roinmuhjti-3. r.trua a ml faith* lit
it ■ t *.*r •l *■i
f l . l l l l l( '| -
.
fo r,
a lt*
h#
SEU’t e d .
iif hi- remark* against
an.f 1111 i t *■ fulluvvril th*
tWlvnitivlitiilifin uml pirn•ui»
C i l f r orpaidfAiitftis I mi tn .hitl
son villi* it? K »<iin p*»r *tim! i »4|»i «*
E«n(lfir pradit'ally Mu* m l re Ml. j
I* i U
•
Jtilin.-.
Biv*»r
Yra!|e|ri jju rnilf* I i
l*f i **ts i »-|- |i ii v 1“ 1j11k - f it v *if *11$* tli»
ti
M&
L O U IS V IL L E . Ky.. Amt. 21.
(X*J— Several hundred doctors
■ttrmlinir the
National Neero
Medical Association Convention
M In Louisville have sinned pell” lions In unseal Senator Theodore
Itiltio o f Mississippi.
-The petition criticiws llilho’*
recent radio hroailcalt in which
he called for Mississippians to
resort to any mean* to keep
negroes from tuliny in primary
election*.
Other jn-tition* siirned by the
negro doctor* call fo r the out
lawing of the Ku Klux Klnn
and the passage o f a federal
A ' anti-lynching law.
One petition a*ka that federal
troops be sent to Georgia and
Mississippi to ' guarantee pcare.
The director of the National
N egro Council— Edgar G. Ilrown
— says that use o f federal troop*
would cause another civil wah.
hut he declared that a civil war
Is cotplng
anyway, and that
sending troops to Georgia and
Mississippi would simply mute
II official. ,
1 , in,
tween !l-
« until .Mm<* aim run
*.lit in a nett
other
wa#
|i r ti t «• * t
|»**l witi
1> it
\Vn*hmgton‘*
tu
Th«
tingry
l{i*;s§ in 11 -»Ivi in tun I'f* I
VugOJihivia tivei
I MCR \
Me Nit# m*v
- M.*f ii»- mtemlr.t t<<
Vi in v
v In c h
he
*an l
m in e
lla
Atwltfr.mt,
(iwlnil
Heel
.Hid i that I) i It all i w ii '*lil p ieli'f tthe I ’ ii IO-hI Mtut# * apeuihea
N i.llir Tiapp t|umpL>d n bu^e |t.c
o f playm i: (Hiulument on tin* lid- <•
in front of Kiwanla I’ remd. ot
un, |HOfi M iik notin Avenue nt 12:16 J. \V. I|nll.
( ’ oath K e ltic * then c*|ila.itul
A. M. loday, fotinwitiK an illne**
In.liiiK ft>r more than five years. the urn- o f each itotn, ataitnn;
She hud made her home with her with leath er helm eU lilted witti
dnl’ifhter for the p a st'tw o and a • p o in t r u b ie r uml eostiny: tJ_<'.ii
cut'll and when he had fliiM te.l n
half years.
wait estlmubnl thut it took ate in
$; j Will ih o f equipment f » t eaeli
p la y jr.
Ilefirte th* wnt. »I maniiVnted to ahout MO |>n pin.
ht
s e c lt*r
atir ilMit*
n .l.4 # i M , e i U . U i
t--
no
Proposal Made To
I n c o r p o r a t e Red
(Voss Into U.N.
h j# i
I '»■*'11
Rivero Inspecting
Site For Station
-
-
^
3 -r
_________________
1. : T -r—r-r 3X .~
Jam es 8. Rivera, owner and opera
tor of radio station WMJU at
Oardeta, O a . 1* eummUy in San
ford Inspecting Ute alta for radio
u station which he has •made »p “ -pllcailun to operate In this city,
ocoordlfte to manager Bdasrd Htggtna o f the Chamber o f Commerce
Mr. Rlw rs has reported that
prograu la being made with tha
appUeaUon .but t h a it lu t Federal
a CtaxmuiiScaUon
Ooounkilon
tn
Washington has to many appUeattons on file that it may ba a
month or two before a dectslon IS.
reached.
•
>
U r. R iven said the staff that
ROME, .Aug,
| l- m r - A I U e d
military polio# are said to harp
begun a Urge acais roundup of
Allied il i w i u t i and escaped war
priaoner* Bring with Italians in
—A racount began today which will
■h-ia wtwther Oovamor Charles
Data or Representative Sherman
Adams will ba lha Republican
nominee ter governor. The recount,
which- hod been ygquMted by
Adorno, may not ba finished until
tomorrow. .Adame’ margin of de
feat by Data In the
« prim-'
ary Ui New ItampriRrt was only 113
NEW
YORK—A
v e n e i n' bbrownsluiie mansion, its V irh am i
ilignity now in shar|i cotilrii-t 1
the crowded commecialisiti o f bu-j
Fifth Avxi., will Ite rased 04*4*11 * *
make room for a f 4,000,(MH) offi <•
building. Thereby will end on
other chapter In the slory of one
of America'a great family ilym lies, the Vanderbilts.
Kings and prealrk-utls, the ty
coons o f a by roue era and the so.rial arbitera o f a day hmg pa a
unce walked Ihrough th- nimble
vestibule o f the fabulous house
at Fifth Ave. and F ifty-first St.,
now uverahadowstd by the tower*
r f Rock feller Center.
Built In tha 1Kao's, it was opul
ently furnished by William H.
Vanderbilt, son o f sturryvi-sg -'I
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
—who pyrai
pyramided a monk.il em
pire on railroad* and real estateThe house soon w ill lw reduced
to rubble and on Its alta will grow
a llt-slorv building, to- be built
by tile Metropollton U b i InaOrance Company fo r occupsncv by
the Croweli-CoUier I* u b 11 ■ h ing
Uetnptkny and a bank.
And so w ill pas* the last of
savan imposing Vanderbilt mansiona that once were on fashion-
»
I ** l
»
le a v i n g
V*'*#*ciated I'fC**
I 'l t t a l l i l
m.-ilmj*
liM n l * p r
■M
III If. I l l -
ta il
’- i
*' l*4*ett
i M il i tin y
Ha
t« .Mi t,» hiiv*4 b*<m
M l» tuout in
Vi I uT11*11!11
yn %l. i - ui
vi’MI MltC - I
unnliMitifte*l I
v
with
11 laIt I I 4
A**
S#h-
c'laiii* uni! l;tn y „ pf m.Iu, I
i ml' i :*t»*l Sly h- lb i f .
Stittrv
IT.
I 11! iail
Tin4 *mglcr«
of I hr tllirc mini dav* tlint
a IttK I |t| ll**i fin'- i t . i l * 4 h* 1144* ’milt*
Im>u i *L UFA i r lit
IrtgA will
Vui*uiluvii.
gu buck i»n ineilt^ with p riifs tally ft»n:t* u^ittn l
T in * N e w
l| :iiit p - h i» .
giuitnr t.aiil
pcg||ri| nt. ar tliMir t.t. ItlfH4 til
flit |M|HHy*
|f V|*|4
|III* ihllf I ••Mt Mil4 **t» I f|14 WUa IIm lltilp
I muf 111|f i*| 3*'
liu ip
n *# lr'i
■Mi'll1. l%ri * if t ftppi -f
■ uii*nt
Mm
ir
* hr *T v
!. Vt+*l*4'k ,1Mil 1131't 4 ill* I'll*
N v it
11 a i tt |
*
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i ln'4'M ft111!l#rt I t !
tgrilM .1'
•I n l l l t l ' l l
at efltuts I.- uni iliaplttcvit I’tile* *
With f»>ml latintti The CaiMiernl
rn>> thut nt the lime* foiMl in
I hi n >
.i
O’ In .j|h_rii«*i ri’lfl
*1,111*1 l Its* taauaa
From 1‘alestim
tipp, aitiuu tu H i i ***inn *let m
I I I »11* It ifiit i i!
F rench d elegates »»t the im iie i* ' •*
M< Name*
-aiJ
the
f«*i n i
imllcntetl that then p4>ni!i*#ii w i* New
Y urk
niayttr
ini.m n** lly
stimhir to Britain**
accUfit l tin Ani^v **f isliet i mg
A l* N ew sfralu res
|6B.
lit
A i
ill a * 11?
I II *
.1I *11W
VA llenefits Will (in
To
... .Persons
........ Living
In Occupied Nafions
PASS A (sR II.l.F
A uk
J I . iSjM’t uiIi
IIK A t’ ll
a!t (1 from
?in- \i j(»A
li>
hi If in i,ni,mY iH*t‘ upu*il * «»n frt r t*T I 4 ih Ml It Arinttoi tins M 4 slip
I 1
1 '* nt of tin* AM# » » »i
l
•
thllltlK thf
Itfl’l Iliirl l'4'M*’flf
'► *%i
wiihhrhl nut i n**w i i t *t n- |»nv f*-i * r r l*uh*rkl I t n 1
*. ■44f
n11*hlit nhit It vkmilt) hav ,, h*-*•4 I s1 .., 11111n Pi **U! „ N \
t i i ni i f roiii Palr^iiijr*
11# *.im
paid lht*m^piii%tdinK th«*y »v r.
ann*'1
nut ilUluyul |«> flu* Unifi^tl Slw!***, Ui 1? flip rtniMl Fy Is an
4 imp
it pr.*M*n( llr ».
i t »*
thp Velftttfu AtlmiiiMti attuti nn
ori* tx’lnt; *h«iinvit| *1
rtiiufteiHl Indny,
lll«- l|i*rly and pnifiert) In lit*
Thr?** pay nimt h ui^rt* uuUmr tlrltuh imperial policy
iz«d by on Act of Pongrrsa
•lnt«*iiuttinnjD
which I'rm lik iil Tiunmn h«4 Ju*t
signed. Aluuit 10,0(10 individual
American
»ii* involved.
»’
11 •
Iimii
• hnaK‘3 mark*
*
MimniiiK
ei
and pare at the t'J'I.UIKPy hrunse
doors wjiich were copied from
Ghiborli's in the Baptistry in
Florence.
Th-> ncilisinu once eoulMUie<l
fljiuo.umi w trlh of art tr'easureNo two rooms W'.'ir alike. Theie
was a Jupanrse parlor, a houdn'tr
o f choKv inlaid with ivory, n Imth
room of silver and mnhugunl'bul Intern rs and furnishings were
auctioned o ff some years ago for
MA.00O.
Among the grout visitors who
once, were onWrlained there were
Winston Churchill, T h e n d o r e
Roosevelt, Gen. John J, Pershing,
Herbert Hoover, the kin^ and
queen of the Belgians and the
present [>ukd-.of WlndFJr.
It was originally a twln-hoUse.
The northern hourr was demolish
ed years ago and a depart ment
store stands llsire now. The late
Brig. Gen, ('cine)iua Vanderbilt
told the remaining portion tu I f Id
lo the English branrh o f the fam
ily and the site la baing leased
from the -Willlam W aldorf Astor
Estate.
Thrj place reputedly cost W il
liam Vanderbilt >4.000,000. A bril
liant Teceplion for 8,000 guests
\i «
Y o r k . Am- 2i. 'd*t
I i.;ii b Ed Mi’ K'.-cViu o f tin- Chi
in’ll University foolliall team *;i>
that \|my i* in (or a couple of
Iviiliugf, on tin- grldiruo tin- full
MrKi’vvcr, who' Is llllollltg ill
tin- i 'kbihoiitii Coach,*- As„n-i,i
turn clinic was i|utik (■> declare
Ihrtl b*. letim isn’t one lo iieui
i lie
' iliV’l , .
lie
uiliied “ It ii I
Army won't lie r u n n i n g and
thr, wing at 17-yeat-obl (lib anil
I C's III.* season. There a ir going
In U men arms* the >ei iiiiinage
line front Ibn* lllaiiciuuil - Oil l
tilcn lb*via.4*
MeKrever went on l « say. "I
dmi'L believe any team tu the
country idaying u niujcr •chediile
this year will go through unde
rrated This is n year you can
lux* etory game yon play if you're
not careful.''
1
piuvv
i"<lnv
iunl
v%il Ii
1»•vt
ah*- t ii!t !*4 and
ili*+E|» w»*n*
Imva»■1 (ilitlii pi trr * .tl * liicliK"
u i*m» ip lit tt and l hi* tiiu r ktil w*i4
shjjlilly ciinfu4t*d vvInn il firm
•ipciifd
Thfii* was tin tiadiiiK
in wheut nr rye, althmiKh c«*ilniK* an* «»ff lh*»«^ privlncls wIihik
with ntriL uatf ami barli’ y. Thcs*4
IMcKcever Says Army;
t i t n v ««*•
tv a ll
Is In For Beatings fmci
niitxinmin
SKs* A‘ “£ * X ‘ W .4S“ tf i-s-* *fr «!>«:• . . .
Blanks to be H IM out by vrti roils for unused leave lit accordante
with Ute Armed fbree* Leave Act
of JM>. are n a v available at the
Post Office tt w m announced to
day by Postmaster J «1 8 Field
Intei i mi 1itii3.il
Commodity Marts Slow In Reading
Decontrol Board’ Decisions
ai t|Vlf V uf ( Hih ti'i
.li t ill
V litlJf*
l
f * «**v-t
niHdiiii!
Vanderbilt Mansion Soon To Be Razed
To Qiake* Room For Office Structure
R. C. Graham, Atlantic Coast
Line policeman, on suspicion of
fraudulently
receiving
good*.
Garrett was aaid to have repre
sented himself aa a railroad
employee, gone to the rounMhoum and’ waa there given a
boa* fo r use with acetytlne gas,
[•lao a gunge which he then
•old to a fillin g ktatlon far
*t» n t
j|t
t It »'
itipnmTrrrr
^ iv- f.it m am!
. ♦ u\
liiiH U**»n
i * uf fcitmcka
i. U f« T-paprt'in on
It tli« ijjfit** 11nit*.
tM»
I *ft M,i*>i»i y k
mlhlaii
tack » •* «i> iiiitti nu*d Aiuericftfi
In tIi** itttll(i ntiiteiuent, Mi
Unnsputl pluiir
* ii net aUii iHschn.i'd shal t»Ue
KiwnMiuiLi today n r ic yiven a
In I.oiutmi, Turkish em*fen e*
it n<« lurt ri^eni lui
!**-■
kiiuiwtt
flr * t liiiml wli-n uf tin* t|ui>mity ; pte^licNl '-Hit |:4f III-tun
With
|lll* t» m|mi at* ii lute i rhi , leak uf
and i|Uality of niuipm ciit rr.yMn . Antei Iran slalriiiiettt
In I'afia, ■la*
I*‘ li**l
urgUli ;*Liuii
Fill
fo r lb> |ilnVhi/ M-asmi l»y •-•«< It
Hnti*h ih'legnt m al the p* a- • OM-l i ittiir m .in arer M» pui*h-»hi*#t i *I In- Sii S f miiui le I Mk h iwlinol (»Mit
fenny* aaiii lin y weie pleuttd
l»*u
* li* n .Cojwlt t , i .; With I hr Man-1 Inkrn hy Wiefc ^1 putt* thitl ON Hit A wiih lnjMtg
tu itinhit Ihi iMveririi*
K rttlc *, j . ( i d i ’,1 by p layer- IV 1 11i f ! liti, t tie »e *iil i v»■- *!ii1»r u1wl Hm -.I ,i*
-Wti|i,'*pieiidl
■■ rrf
jm rlmt-M*
*!. » line I
the
it -l,ft to ll
l*|Hi|l»*te m |
|n | I f *
* ii t k i n g
t It c
g t ii 111 f a it h
it f
a VugiistlftV at ‘ fa- C Nit HA
S**urc«M
t > ■ t ii im m n
I ii* i if a t mint
Football Equipment Displayed,
Explained At Kiwanis Luncheon
*rtihK
trpit ra
M I|U|1'< h .
t \ IO i A * Mill
1 AMHUIUGK. England
V
Survivor* m addition to Mrs
Typical items listed were -I
lliaiiiin include two other ilnugh- which cest 41C.dll to fU lo n i i|, 21. l/lt— A jrroposal to in. nr
ters, Mrs Jesse T. Cooper of At- not! of which SO pairs are in pnrate the Iteil Cros, ml., il
United Nations
was pn -< ■ •
lantn. Ga. and Mrs. 1^ S. Leach. order: variom types pf *h*“
today to the Inter uationai I n'
uf Cothran, La.; two sons, 9lup»y pads at 113.00 each, blockln*
>•
T. Nutting of Savannah. Ga. and a|
earh, Jerseys and paid, AssiK'lafion. The idea wallarey E. Nulling o f New York ni f7.R0 each. Other llem r 'vn ■ forth by C. G. Ilehn. a Lwuln
City; two sisters, Mrs. H. E. socks, scpirorts.'khlney ends, t'hic- lawyer who addressed the a»*n
Sink of Grumsboro, N'. C. and tice pants ami jerseys, shin guards ciation. He suggested that •!'
\Red' Cross might form part
Mrs. It. E. lllshor of Montgomery. f „ r lincOiru six frolballs at *1 '
Ala.; seven grandJaughtars. Mrs. rneh fur practice, adlu-stv.- I j |>K. S. Jeltrop of Lai chin nnl, N. V.; <fpi worth), uml first alii "ipnp
Mist Bonhey Nutting of Savan- m*nt.
nuh Ga.; Miss V.rginia Nutting
Cred (Janas, assistant
Ii.
of New York City; Mrs. HLward , a||, , hn, ,ir WB, f)w i
i„ u
Grupe of Grantwood. N. J.; Mr* |(|
Charles Thorp of Atlanta, l.a . „ tlM .IWP> utll| predict*,) lha*
h
Miss M aigntrt la-ach* Atlanta, ( ’plery Ked* would g it into ".’"Oil
Mrs. Aubrey Williams of Douglas. ^
(
, hap#_ Willie. Anderson
Ga ; four grandsons. Jack E. Uaw to|(| of ,hp ,lrw .thedule which
son of Brunswick, Ga.; William wm
jlkr|ui|v
Ktorida
Mdit.tr>
C. Hrairftn and A rlh cr liranan, ^ fatjCII)y B( St. I’etershurg mid
tl<>DIE* T K A N S f d t H n i .
Jr. both o f Emory University, W (nUr c ^ e n . Gtslnn Rme). centQ1BHALTAK, Aug
31 id’ A
Atlanta and Sidney Nutting, Jr.. ^ >mJ N „i|i, Trapp, tackle, were IXHlglo* C-47 plane today traiuSavannah, Ga.
Introduced aa members of the line ferred the txxtlea of 37 Amcrkait
Eur.jral »«rvk es will be conhkh w „ , arfril|tP
l«H soldlrra and sailors to the Ameri
can National Cemetery In Frau r
F. Ilssky W ight »h o has been
away on a two weeks' vseal ■>(>.
Federal
authorities
arrived
wo* welcomed back by Edward
yesterday morning at the San
P. lain#.
Holme* Melton. n.*i«ford Police Station to take Into
tant state Legion adjutant, was
welcum*d as a guest. Ed K>.Hding.
who introduced Coach KetGes, " - 't
Ily A L L E N FISH Ell
in charge c# the prorram.
t
Railroad Police
Arrest Man Wanted
By FBI For Thefts
*i
Vi mi in ;Ut
J'l’
ill
Ui« if t t hill at
Mrs. S. €. Nutting
Died This Morning
Negro Phy.iiijans Alter Long Illness
Sign Petition To Mr«. Sarah Catherine N’ uttintt.
year* old. died nt the home of
Unseat Sen. Bilbo 7(1
lift dauithK-r, Mr*. Arthur HranPan#
ih
t
Vti i r**11 1»y M it x. va«! 11 \\ r ||«, it fill I1t it' y [
«m
Bulgaria
*
r••t
pfypurnt i*;tfi:il (rmu fh*lh ’ t«>
^tamlpumt of unvigntii ii ;m>l *J
i 1ihh| ruiilru) niul
om
Opp4M.it lot I tu tin* p i. /**'( r i -
( wattnttri!
U.
T h e , P r im e M t h i.t e r o f A t*
”
-L m iiii, I'H ivyr I ln.vlm , U nJjiy--. * .
ile n iitjtilc ii I In ti l lte ile le jfn *
T o u r t rrmr,r*:inirrT~ EiUftntTr-; ‘ nr
the Muyfuir Jinn
MaVnr II. Jilitii'* tint ,t-|>..11 1
that ac.-nrding In lii* estimate,
flood waters during tile past '3i
year* had coal-the City o f Sm.
for,f ill excess uf gblltJ.tHlS.
f*»r tlie
I litliart
lliver
( itiiirTeagu e c4>rn|iTi3ie4| uf git»W4'r^ wI ij
rnutiomsl (hat $urh a
• hfulfi nut ht> umh*rtakr*n imi )
full ruruiiiU«raliun he given from
an engineering alami| u.nt, up ui
ll« effect uit citrus grove* in the
liulian Hiv#r vicinity.
W. A, Leffler,
niaringei *»f
Chase ntul rom pany, « ls « *»p|M*,iNl
j
j.
« id ii t i | (
lit d n w
fu r
!
Rrartlmi fmm im*n nt 1 lit? men!
inthlnliv WsiR altmiftl rn littly tin
favorable, with dirt* prrdicthm*.
frum many mI miii! ihi* hl«i k nuir
lift
Utjt*
Kruiiiit
titmal
nfficial,
hnwfVrt,
Jack
president <»f the Na
Afoul
Industry
1
1 tnincil
•aid Till* Ij4.*iin|% ilwiriim wax a j
nmroiri*ttu» one
\ *’l all inCJit <
men aifcccd llmt lit*- iftiVcMMticni
Mill ha y «* In take -*lrict ritfnrcc <
incut litra$unf« t«* make tin* fon* |
(nds stick and altll ket+p (h»*
black market at hay.
A luhnr BptiktHfinnn — Halnh
llelM ein — president o f tin* UlO
Packing iitiuvt Wtifkcra — 'Iff* \
cfilMfl talk o f 11 revived black !
market hy jurying
“ lt*s strict• *
Iv phoney
The black
market j
never was hu ge enough tu make
a mitkcabb* dent on our re-
•mirces (if livestock.
It was
bully booed hy the big pucker.*
ROCKY MOUNT. Au* '3 l - ( , p j - to place the blame for artificial
on
little
melt
who
A Dudmi Red Box {jiritiliaitd Is scarcity
certain tu eatablUli a new ntrlkr- weren't there."
out record for organized boarball
tilts season. Hotilltpnw Mill Ken
nedy of the Rocky Mount. N. C,
PILO T. C O -PILO T KII4-F4I
team of the Costal Plain league
lias now 417 -strikeouts lo his
MOLINE. I l l , Aug 31— UP)
credit, I 1 te recognized record far The pilot and i-o-plkit of a ctiar
organltrtl ball U 4IB, MlublUlml lem l passenger plane acre kilted
by Virgil Trucks when lie was wltn today when the plane crashed
Andalusia of the Alabama-Flori while attempting to make an em
da league In, 1333 Trucks now Is ergency landing at ttie Moline, Illwith tho Detroit Tigers Kennedy airport. Ten of the 33 passengers
has won 33 and lost three thU In the plane were Injured, but
season, has t> ahulouu to ItU credit their Injuries ware not serious
and turned 4n M strlkrouLa tn one Two babies were among the pas'
pengers, but warapT hurt.
TO J(KT MCCORD
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THE 5 A N F 6 R D HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS
• FANS
# MIXERS
• W A SH IN G MACHINES
• VACUUM CLEANERS
• SEW ING MACHINES
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to u r
i^ rv n h il.
It **i li» a l t u i l i t ) I In Hie f l l l l o f
i ‘‘ifiifiirtin i In •*'l‘l ( i n * * ' o n ^ l i i n d i i y ,
Legal Notice
fifp > n u r » l r f # n » r r . If afi* > u u h j i v r ,
i n ih»- m i l o f r o m p U l i i i hn r » • f u l l ' d Iff I***.
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PHONE 1064-J
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fu ih firr,
T R 01T E R APPLIANCE SERVICE
in •at<1 county and itA li,
\\ lin e r# m y
ham l and
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Ml r *« l . I! m i I d t i r r l V HI a l hut* 1*11**V»iir f** l> r » n a .
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hereby
an»Mfl#d tlm'i
f»olt
f o r d i v o r c e haw h c r t i Yll#*l
c a .»*n r t )i*u in l l i r k h o v i » l y H
r i i t i r t l*> J o a r p l i l t t r
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Clerk C ln u li Court
TalkUm**#*', F l o r i d a , J u l y SHI
NfOTM'fi
f i i i T K 'l i la h r t * 'h y g iv e n
th * T r u ■!##** «*f l h # I n t # r n a
tiM urrnrnl F u n d u f iti# t* ij
FforMii* l*i«r»tu*nt f o U w , w
f»p for fair* fo r c o m p # IJUWf
i:h T » I
Fl'fsf-iefit, ml
»YJ»w*V A. ML B e ptrrrifter 3rd,
HKI.I.KN SI PHKKTON. w h o a *
r."M .nr* |» nl lllrhinond Hill, l j ,„ k
ln la n .l t N- V.
You urn h*r*l*> «iollfl»<l a n d r«
. p i l l **1 li. a p p e a r In a c u r t a i n Hill
o f 1,'nmnlrtlm f l t r . l T r t a l n r l y o u
b f M a r t K I’r a o l n n fur d l v o r r * .
n u » i>nn>llna In lh * C l r c a l t C o u r t
o f ffimlniiln I 'o u n l y , K lo rid a. on
n r bofftfr l h * H f | . | » m l i t r I t u le Day.
In-w|f> Ihu 2 nd l l a f - M - * t | > l i m l i i r .
till
I-H im > n r d r r h* iiul.llal.ad f o r
th*
aUtuloi y
tins*
rr.|ulrrd
fo llo w in g d a a a n t* d U r
N .m countytil ftWt*. BeJilon |p.
• hi p SI Mouth, l l a n s e S3
r o n t a l n l n c 40 a e r # t .
T h e p u r c h a s e r la to p a y ti
t e r l l s l n * ro u t
h o iin
NKU
T I*K T IU H T K E H IlF IN T L
IM U Ilo V F M K N T
K U N li
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lh #
lilda.
rlailit
to
r#J#ct
any
mi
ha* h# #n #nt#f#*l a g a l n M you I d
Ma J o h i i : "
I 'A Y I K fo til* C i r
cuit I ’o u r | of rh^ N in lh Ju d i c ia l
C i r c u i t In
f o r B rm lti'd y t 'o u w t ) ,
Florida.
*
You m e h r t r b j m i u i r o l t o #P*
(xiir. In n M m i i »* *• ri tit** ''Hi daV
Of H rtrfn n d iri I Mfb 111 lh # o ffice «»f
t h e t*l»rk fit ^ a h t t*nt|rl *tl th #
C ourt
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|»r«* r a i l f * »>it ( t i l l lw: enJ a r n l an d
III* t ali'*** |ut*r'i r»! r l
111 final
DOUBLE
PROTECTION
- P I M P L Y SKIN
Hen'* an Honnt Offer fc
Saliiliction or Money Back
I f Y *ii' U v k lti h m B r o k e n n u t • f l t h
u g ly * u r f * r r p fm n lra — ra*h#*
,
It
t t t l i m l o n * n r It m u
r r . r fr nir , a n * x i # r n * M y ra o » * '1
( I . l i l m r b u r n i n g »** >rt ■ » » « « ' - ■
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in
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AUG. 16, 1946
Ashamed ol Her Blotchy
it?
d , CJori'Iv
d e f a u l t t n r i t t s f * a (tern re-#
U .I.K IT , s»r,
I I I I I I C I I I I P P I II I.II A T I I I *
l a f o n a r d V U r k rr
(Iplom rlrlal
O r In r u i n ,
lha
I
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T il
ria iiiin rd —f iln " * ' fillrd
2H3 S. O ranar A sr.
TUX 151)0 SCRATCH FEED
$1.7
TUXEDO SPECIAL E(i(J MASH 5.3!
TUXEDO REST 20% DAIRY FEED 1.7
CITRUS PULI
SHORTS ......
tif
FRIDAY,
l I'"'ll mtl 11 »"<1 II
» ( , u t H g h l I I ti* » M !*»««»*■T l * » r u p
II,* i t . u i h l ^ p r n m , i | l b <
M IITILK t o a p p k a n
T o ( I K i r n r i E DAVIK. whn»» »<litr*1**
l»
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Tou. O K O B Q K (IA V IK , o re l . ' r o l»r n o l i r i e d t h a t a a u l l f o r d l v n r e o
Inx
|l Ifflcial Hrall
Hm *. t P.
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Hou»ttBfd*r
Baufurtl. Florida
by
l a u In T i l l : MAVPr.HH I tK H A L I I ,
J t a n l ' . i i l . M+inlnnl* C o iin ty , K l n r l d a .
a n r w a p a p i r r of H * n a r a | c t r c u l a l l n n
(1) by aaving (o ipencj
when more and b e tt e r
good* will be available.
(2) by laving . w hete
your .money earn* a
worth-whlie return.
■ and profit
TWO WAYS
T heie a re ail high quality
with your feeding problem*.
That's what your present
car n e e d * while waitingfor that new DODGE or
HUNT’S TUXEDO FEED SIX
Phone
694
rEDERALpAVINGS
M agnolia
AND
LOAN
A tlO C IATION
OF SEMINOLE COUNTY
SAVINfiS ACCOUNTS INSI'HHO UP TO I 3.0002W
MINISTER AND WIFE
GRATEFUL TO RET0NGA
Mr*. Rule* Could Fat Only
Soft Food And Say* She
Almost Loit Hope Of
Feeling Better. No One
More Appreciative Of Reliof Retonga Gave, She
Stale*
. «
lillltl'f.lt fill
f IT.Ill lllliumt
fnitn tii-tvMu. iiiiliKestion, ul.iiig with kin*
drill di.tii'M c*, the Hev. It.
Halt.*, Iiiylily re stu ^ tc l miiii-.|er
nf Auatell, (in., Ituute I. nlid
hi* ludovid wife, linve Juin.'.l the
iimIpi.ii nil. I,• aufferiug
rhmciiii.U
109. N. Elm Avc. Phone 1011
oul-af-a-bnmibox look in clothes clean
r d in our modern up to d ate plant
We IMck-up and Deliver, too!
LANEY DRY CLEANING CO.
PHONE 465
T his b rau tifu l glider will be an added attraction to your
sum m er porch. Bright green w ashable leatherette cush
ion* piped in w hite and white enamel frame. Glides easily.
DODGE ’ PLVmOUTH
j.rnlHitur
o o o j
Mrtnngn.
"I .l.tli'f helieve tciyiiiie enul.t
DRV. II. C. HATKH
hole
s.lffrreit wonui Ili, t r e l
than I did * fn.ni yru. Idmitlni;
“ No ..He rniild t>r more thankand »rn«-y henrtliMmi*' sni.l Mr* fid fur
I he
relief
Retonga
Bui.*. “.Sulnl fodd* seemed brought them. I now relUh my
heavy a . lend in tny stnnisrh, food, feel mill'll stro n g er and nm
mid I Ju»l furnal down ll little regaining lost weight. I sle?p
-*>f t fn...I 11Ui- ,n p* un.l lirnlhi. rest fully mid hardly ever not icq
I Insi weight ntul felt high* any arhe* or |.uin*,' and strong
si rung. Strung %iintivi>» hefnme tax alive* are not needed now,
a hnldt nnd my rmrsele* ached Itolh of u* heartily recommend
until I ».mill hardly slund It. Itrtungn. 'I t (*
’ g rand."
I hm illy knew w hat u grunt; J‘
Itetungn is intended tn relievo
night'* »l«*|i was amt
..... ( m ost {distress due to insufficient flow
mornings I
worti o u t'o f digestive jutre* In the storm
that iny Imiisew.iik jm t had to arh, Ins, of nppetiUr, Vitamin B*
gn undone. My husband i *o I d ep rtrn ry and eonstlpaUon,
suffered badly fr«m arid li li- Accept no substitute. Retonga
gestion I ulmr.st hist hnpo of may lw obtained a t Tnuchton
ever feeling iiiui h heller.
th u g Co Adv,
W hen you step out with Mint Fresh
110 FA ST SECOND STREET
pniterully
It’s poor business to lot
your car run down. You
•till tnust. have safety
while driving, and you
want to preserve the higheat rash value of your car
against the time when
you trade it in.
Thnt’s what we mean by
DOUBLE PROTECTION.
Drive in and talk to onr
Servirr rxpe'rls. You’ll be
money ahead in the end
SEMINOLE
COUNTY
MOTORS
t;Jbb5 Rd)od TRUCK'S
Lawn Chair
All metal chair in
w hile enamel fin
ish
wiih
T h re e
green
piece
set
consisting of glid
TRY THE NEW
er,
gliding
c h a ir
a n d ch*ir like the
pleasant sme/Zing
on*
shown,
com
p lete for only
/S h o o Y
sriN iro
INSI Cl
M I'l 1J t NT
r
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LU f'ew
v*-#
l l
■
MLYUeti
li/MUIN
Mwa.
■ataamtii
Adirondack Chair
y
Prevents Insect Bites
A
7
Folding
un
finished chair, eas
P R O T E C T IO N against Biting Flies,
Mosquitos, Gnats, Fleas and Chiggere
IN
typo
ily opened. Ready
PLAY
:ck Chairs
Deck chair
with canopy,
natural finish
frame ''with
RQCKERS
ABOUT HOME
AT
WORK
Large siie parch rockers
in natural varnnh finish
DtaaCT TO SOUTHg*N CHtMICAL». Inc, SANTORO. FLORIDA. VON NAM* o* TOUR NtARSST
k
Touch ton D rug Co.
O ”
,
Roumillat St Audarsott'
Ijw l't Tuxedo Feed 3tore
s *u
A1
Robson Sporting Goods
vX-Cel
. r a i CoaJ
Feed Store
HUI Implement Co.
e
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In Unity Thar* I* Strength—
•
T H E ’ W EATHER
To ProUct lbs • P t are at lor World;
To Promote (hr Pro^ir-t at America;
®
a
To Predac* Prosperity fur Sxufsril.
AN
VOLUME XXXVII
n
IN D E P E N D E N T
t
e
d
DAtf.Y N E W S P A P E R
■
'•
■' 1
SA NFO RD . FLORIDA. MONDAY
Established 1908
Partly . lumly tins afternoon, tonight
.mil lum urruw . S i u l l m J i Imixiti
sliu u rrt iiiul I liumlcr *li<*wcr» mostly
(luring afternoons ami rvrninn>.
AUG.
Ill,
A iu h iu lr il I 'l i 'n
UM C
NO. 239
I r . u i ‘il W ir e
Canal Hearing To D e a t h T o ll In ' T d a n c i r m Mounts As Reports O f
‘Be Held Tomorrow C a l c u t t a M a y 1 e n S 1 0 n
Be Over 3,000
Imminent
Full
Scale
O
ffensive
:S .
meers Less Disorder Is Re
Jews Circulate In Palestine
ported In Various
Higgins Anticipates
Large Attendance
0 At Meeting To He
Held At Mayfair
United S t a t e s e n g in e e r s
from the J a c k s o n v i l l e d is - j
W. F. Rolleston
Sections Of City;
Hysteria
Prevails
Is Main Speaker . -CALCUTTA,
Auy. II*. lA't—
The city *>f Calcutta today re
At Rotary Meet nightm
semble* something nut of n
mure.
are. It m,» i* fuur day*
f l f f i o i ' i l since t h r Moslem* -nm] the Jlln
t r i e t Will h o l d a p r e l i m i n a r y 1, \ | a i 'i r U ' l a i K l
W
i
l
l
i
1.11
j
U((
began
crazed •rnitmgr*
t
begun their craietl
h l o r t n # a t 1 :(HI o d o c k t«»- •
.......... • . I. v
Describes Operation an<* •hkough there i* ie»s in*.
Hritinh Reported, To
lie Ready To' Heat
Down Any Uprising
■ With niUHHI Troops
Proposed St. Johiis-Indian River Canal
5*
r
S,
i.W
SM Y
IK
m o rro w
a fte rn o o n
a t th<
J K H l ’SA E K .M , A u p . 19—
i*
• oi
ie
order In some sections of the
M a y f n l r 1m i to c o n s id e r tin*
■; iJT - lsi:|im T * u f .in iu im im u it
O f I ' R n i e t l S t u d ^ O H r* y ,
hysletia
still
prevails.
%
2 J i
*‘ . ■
m u tte r
of
flo o d
c o n tr o l,
- fill.Liftajtr, ■).«'« I--li n ljV iisiv t!
—— •
Sporadic ■’ shouting
rostinue* ,
IDT
___________ i
-Marine s Lillian, wh eti reopened Kvary - o n c e ir i , n while, wild
^ a t a b i l l z a t i u j u a n d n a v i g a ti o n .
d i n t t ttttWi * to g ift'll In l g in
™i>n t h e w a t e r s o f t h e U p p e r Hear St. A ugustine nfi .lune^l uf- cries rin g th ro u g h 'th e street*.'
. I'nli'gtLn*_f(»(li*\ jin tjn n j p litli‘r t log closed Tor fout 'year* j’erhaps
a* many
as 1 ,0 0 1 1
j firP loTTSxrT^M i.-j* iii'g m l t h e
S I. J o h n s tliy e r . T h is p rn - jltir
rtf, the war rgprei"nt» i total corpses have been cuunjod.
___ arjuu-W.1I, include revival of a Si. investment uf l,2ftU.()UU, supplied
jlT M jilt*
tit
I4 '~
| n addition several' thousand
John* River ‘‘until project to <ti - lurucly by C om rllu , Vanderbilt person, nr,. T iun,led The oiilbo, •
>1 i.d it!
lin t t r i l l i o n i t i n a m vert fhuuf waters ami for niivig i Whitney. and entertained .'.OO.UOd j , | „ , r<. frightened bv the wftssi»**| I n ^ l i . u it h t !»«• K rit ihli
lion.
v s lto is in*U»41 alone, W F\ Rob hillty of n fearsome epidemic
ti»*Mn!i»Mi HI* irm lv , I " L ent
^
The Seiplnole. t'oupty Chinnl>v' lestou,*
president all,) genem l • Murder, pillaging, and looting
ifnVAii ihi- nniDMt'ti ntil(Mn*v%itJ«
of Commerce, representing the .m anager, told tile Rotary flu b a t | huve been rife during these >
1
w it J, ftU.Ulll 1100,1*.
proponent*! of the prupuwsl im It* tegular weekly luncheon today. fo u r catastrophic day*. The f a b
This YYii- (hr |iit'tur«« tit th#
provement, will 'rei ve u luncheon
lot induced by Ed Stowe, M~- cu tta F ire lk|isH lilcnt answered
Holy - I .uii.l ;i f (i'l*
1 llttiil* Of
to three attending the meeting at ItijlleaL n said thiU during th .s ;m an , than tot) alarm* yestcrviiiirnri4 ,iiit| rioting, ..ipped by
&
o'clock. ThU will la* served foUr years the Htuiliua operated ,|a y.
Rouses. factories. b outs,
of two Inotibs in
iht*
■T In the dining room of ll*.* Mayfair lufore the war, m ine than. Ift.OtKl, have lieen burned. There are nil
*!i Ritti-ii
tisitisfiMi t
rartyitltf
Inn.
0011 worth of free publicity was , urU of atories about sadistic
ill**?*.! *s*t5■» • jo 1 ■. < \ imi, 1 *.
Edward Higgins, manager of ■eeured for the state through crime*. fah -u L a’.
stores still
1,10.1
the Chamber of (’ommorre, ludat lie we paper and imigunne s to rie s ' ttri, closed and the fo,*| situation
1 iffik. UtJ* bit 1 K ti • thi* ifi*(irr1>
state* that he ha* luoi ackliuw about the Studitni ami imn‘,ng pir- [ i, getting won>e The alrrad y j
■1
iii*nh i itto J»n%|stlii
siti4‘«,‘*i
bdi-ement from people interested tore reel* taken of 1 1* marine life d csp erstrly hungry Indians can
'. 1H t„.t*N| a
1**ji«i1 »
.I 1 ' In
In iht:. waterway and other w ater 1Ik re
see fruit. Vegetables, and egg*
| 1| 1MiV.
|
*
%
" 1 % iW
way proponent* throughout tile
Fletcher Roll* announced that rotting in the bm i traded dote*
llo-.ll
'1’ ■1 • ' ■ ..........
stole and expert, a veiy ie | u
liillCf Warren lm,| been se.iired and on railroad platform*
»l
11.
N-ntativr crowd The piddle 15 m I>y 1 1
j rug ram coiniinttee iu
ft; - ru*f' 1
11
\ - iv*, 1
Refugee* from c irtv st.ln m
VIled to alien.I the henMiig -toM -peak on " Inter ualnoiul Unjlw ■
vt hi, • 1 It 1 1 » v• i»u' hot
the logged to
tilt; at I IS) o'clock 111 the Mayfair slariiting" on Sept 2d and upon of the city
t , ,-t
.
1
•
II un.l
India
continue their frightened
% ballroom.
vote of the club >t »«* decide I treks to rescrie -tatom*. police
•1 .
»»
.............. 'lemon
I ak' uI in u r i« t‘ are |auptu*iiig to hold tile, meeting ,ii night ai headipinrter*.
tt i* *mi trail of
*f( gf *' 1 1l '
iii.l j**-* iti.-s
'a
thut the government cut u 1 / the Seminole f o u n ti) flu b an I
They have a . iammed
t It t.ll , l: * . . 1 1. * t h it mflM
foot deep, sea level canal fiom fnvlle t! *»
New Smymn Rotaiy these place*, tits! hundre.1* haVe
(• w Ii Irfiflrr
1‘uiyk* 1-akc on- the St Johns (lull to an inter-City meeting
» 1 nr 1 . MiSnmi,
l.een sleeping in hallway*. A*
River with a lock at n poim neat
I'resident lb A Speer read a uhnost inevitably happens, the
....... li lit 1ul 1- 1ill *1 | hr |»t*tn»lr.
Titusville, so that tiie canal wnl short excerpt from an article by poorer sections of fa lriillu have
ht* 14*fill'll d:t rr li . tmg In.>,lig n
be availabSi for navigation,
Malcolm llmguy in the Rularian lieen the scene* of some of the |
1*10 .,»,[ f » "
t ii -» t Y f 1 Ktu Via*
A prupouil for u canal at tbl* mugtixtiie mi ..................ding on worst ulrocilic*. I’olice blotters j
It..... - I h.
•
In* • a ul,
location was disapproved bv the ( 'iiiirl.**y“ in which the often shuw that hundreds of men. Wo
.n
,| "\> i ihe
ftl .1 I-- X.
Engineers in 19-19 on the ground thoughtless
..........|n. •-.( nil Id
lack of courtesy to
.(•.'! 1,
men, urfd children,w ere butchered
that there was insufficient judt- ward public speaker* was lllus- or burned to death in what i*
ttt**»tlU
t • ' b*
'* 1 1 1 If kll|* lor
float ion for Ilia expenditure of 11ated.
lb* 1 U*» A '
, iwnv rshsifl*
known a* the bustee
or true
% fimds. Since tin t time. Iwwawr,
11, li-A.t *
Mr Rntteslun recalled that Mar men i -- areas.
Congre*- baa .p a s r e j l a w *
1 , , , r * i i u . 1l o y w e r e b u i l t In
\ -1 rtt n* •* " '‘Mi: .l|; 11 Hint th#
in I
for
The Moslem and Hindu differ j
- wde allow Ore ctnisnieiauiof '«■ ’r , ht, lirpose
f'K* t i inn
"* ,1
h i, 1,1th i t nvrr
'
of scletitlfic
fflc *study .it prices over the Rrillsh offer* '
"flo o d control and w ater stablllta marine fife Tim Studios consist 1 fo|.
1.1
" I 1 (1*’ 1u vk1n|»
'h r
. . *•
Independence ‘Ignited
tioll ns a contributing factor III uf two Link*, one 100 feet by 40 bv Friday's Moslem dcnion-tra
•lull l 1. 1 11' •1 II. L '1•-*■!* 1 *( Ml hi
the cost of this work. It U l*e feel and IK feci deep, the other l , jon
*Is 4V ,f
wr ' s | 1Cl I Of l;lt »
|()r ri>asun fur lh(, riot
lieved by local interest* that the 7ft feel m diamel-’r and J2 f < e ltjn|f
u 1 f« hi ♦ !
.
►t t 1st .1 ,
Ttlr Moslem League i*
Iwnefits to nv*rue from tin coin deepa ihi* m-4* ij •I* out 1It'll" |Olt It
The tanks are built *n against the Uritish plan bivausc
blnaticn ol tim'd control., water three levels with three deck* from
W llin 1,- killed
alabllixaliou and conservation, to- which the fish can I " observed it would give the CotlgreS* parly
I 'i trelil f it-lA.-* 1«} t loll "k ub* Jt'W*
— which is controlled by the
K ille r with navigation, will ju st through large windows.
I>h sijirtwtHg w»i** ii»a»lt« tinlny
Hindus — considerable control
in Ihe Hi iti--I1? 1'ifM Out* jui(if*r
ify thi* work
Porpoises are the main a ttra c The Moslem demands for Paki*
l'he .St. Johns River rises in the tion, he said, explaining that they tan — or an independent Moslem
(lilt* (.idittfmi Ihtil* hiR |iliu'l Hitiil
thf? sllitilc* IIEip
Uu» m u i e 4ft \ UiHtf hi>|xxl lor projt-41
TIk itork (omuvUitT Uimi
ti kkiiitM li+TYi’ ill* ilU.ll lUlit l ittli
marfdiifi around laik.- \\ ilndngtoii,are air breathing mammal* and State •• were turned down by thi- p r o in ^ t rtt
1 1 r Aptvt«*4
f 1«»»«t \
.ih i} .\ hu li ^ 11! In* n niii)•»» •li i i n l n . ' off
1 . rim ' « It.I' it iT
i k Ih f Itr i ill 1 li.
Imli.* Itlvrr (%
, 4 Ih. Ilf 1I'll coliitm nly known as Rlne Cypress,are actually trained In special the lliitixh.
.1 |l,k 1*'*. I* .
J.-HiY-v liKi-f • 1 »»• n ’ « St JtRiiui ii.tt !;
Iitjwt* al liiv Jiriuliik' -r?t 'Uhh* » rt)I liar >►.*
i'.i vy"o l.}
S•1Ii a( t iit’ka
and flow* north a distance of l'»i stunt*. T i t pon are also uir b reath
if- hrjri t»l 1 IM) ii rliN 1 1i|*v-uJrt
tTlH M Ill
l4
H
V ts illu lt
( m i li.liifi»* i!i
. -1 l>"|ne
. ' I'obll. Imiles to the iw a n neai Juckso i ing and must eon.) up uboul mice
1 I* 1 lh#t
t , l h , . .. ■
vllle.
'
,
,
an hour for air. Rarrucuila are
Tile tremendous annual r a m lfi extremely dangerous fish which
1 r '1' • aitkilip^
over tlCs large area, concentrat'd arc generally to blame foi most
•t • I'l*
Mt *1 1 ’ll (,f f 1* s,*r
1”1Is*•*( Hu'.
for the most part during *hi of .the bad stories about them.
summer, causes a rise. of-a* much nrM «rv to hlsim- for nio*l of the
10 hMt in the l'u n le Lake bud sto ru x about sharks a* wed.
Bt. Johns River .O ther fish described inuludci
section of tho SL
led i h e .
Valley. This HoihI com! lion la*l» seyoaryl
, . t nm|
or anil
Bn,| several
several dlf- J
JA rK SO N V H .LK , A me I'.i,
major
approxim ately »l* mortths, after ferent kind* of sharks.
(Stim uli i
"Jteim rU .
.
; PA RIB. A ur. 10, (Ah 1 The
«*
which the opposite condition.^ prj
my tiffin*
lhri»mrin»nt tin*
Visitors at today’s luncheon in peace conference, finally work
tuM«* protlucini^ att»«
*>f
vail m u a tb e w ater is drained o
cluded Tenny I. D eanfuf Quincy. ing on the firs t actual study
• ntr .tl inn) Anuth Fl..i .1 ,
r f the river. Then tt« w ater rr llyron King. Rabbi Mnrrtv Skop,
exceedingly low for the same Howard Phillips, and John (irah of a d ra ft treaty, ha* bogged
*411•* tl.At Kit 11 |l Itt 11( I'lf - .1 1.
\\ N IIIN lilO N
down before It even started
10
1
dtfftltllrl) I'hitirti- t
length of time.
„ . am of Orlahdu.
i *,»■ i ■* *.*,i s* »»♦
■y If
No sooner did the delegate*
t ut h
r»‘«M»rd,
i»r
in”n
It is the plan of file United
get to the preamble of tiie |
1 ' *|M‘I
AIIIfI
ilia
I
Htates engii*-,ers to iled^e canals
! Tlw Aiti**f i in Ij^yton will
M\«»M
\ |i v
I* A
(
trea ty with Bulgaria when ill* | TKIKeSTK, A.u'
uf KJ..t la
or overflows to take care of the
vHft.ilis it ■iilliiii out fpfm hi»! Wtf%MM
»IIUt
\ in t*t tf»n | ■Iit in* » n i . ,
agreem
ent
arose.
i
-xcensive flood waters during the
Irave* jm
hlnntjs m 1 1 rI llll’f * Mm krl a I 1*1 ,1
ms
* tm ii.
I'
Greece objected to n statement \ i r r m a in ( M i n t 4 >t. %* t
|-r
it
|* i‘ »Y11 II 111 1 ■
1
fin al season, and also to prov.de
VpfflA(b
ii<
e
‘■M
mt
I
tn
ciiiitaci
m**
m
a ji IuA 1
a
h*»
in inc
the prr*mDie
preamble vwhich stated ill. i* |nti|£ 411* rillii .mil 'ii
p *
a
w Ii m
rtrairrst | r**:ksfi ifJr! fur llltorliiAtL«n fh MMit' 114*111 till* 1’1til lit I Y 1
locks, dams, or riffle* at vsrmus n
»
l
I lit 1
A r*♦at* l K-|i n il -- ' • i
ttian active I • Ifirr \ l riulttM*fi 'hilt1 md<
Ail - • **ftt lik rly t hn 1 t li r* ■
a point* along the rivor so as to
1.1. Tit A.
\t •Y«»t O J \ >u 't' .iv Fit*
■tittK
i ffi.
. * I *It it *
l = Hulmo MHtnt
°
.
p art in the war sagainst tier 1ti-tjs w e r v u t r c i k l n t t |»a*l
in Inut utttifimn I'tl iiwiav
™ ft rm basins to hold the w atri UO
1 4 1 v f tif t liutl11J !•»» htirhl
I
I
.
i
.
t
u
r
Ma«n
.»H •»f fmii f Hi* V iptaLiv -ut, f-x*f it:• * »H\ pii
P' ‘fll
fU ro v n rl liv
P
;mnny. THe Greek delegate assert J plane wa* flying that -no
C tunpbrlt'lii^uig Dik I
will iil>ii'
i |r il Ifir
during the dry periods.
thni tltrrr Wilt I* dill* hi «it; irfA III tilt' (.ISMllY flUA. l>rWFll |if
/ mi tf it i,| I d im firrtJ
U n d jC U
D j U * X • f a s ,et| th a t Bulgaria
sw ltchcl side* j „ n which another AmenmiT '
meet
tn
*bUAi»tevi
amdan
nl
ft
oj
r.ttholll
Tiie St. Johna-lmlian Blv«r f*n '
ilrimviul In littkr oti m! i Ik* aI* O f u n i t .i'll uirO t»y Mate ;uU ce!I Ya
|I I H I I ! I
p i \ » I I M , 1 1 [|Ul
upon
(he
i .o'clock this evening nl Lie l-rfihm I high ‘■piallty
1**^
Ihe
l
u
t
m
inute;
th
a
t
Bul-i
purl
p
lait'
was
utiiirke-i
prothie
al ia one of the canals proposed
Slf'P
Ufi-.ofA iirr mrmbrrh of *Uu*, Am**r)mn^ Yh- fu*t» muti ill* illy
„ ,, ,
re ta ils
WASiUKOTON. AUg.
gerlan troops could have cut the flllre,| down bv Yugoslav fu-l
A ‘ln*t (
t*t xl It
I ElIKll Iv ,
m i 11llwVII l a I r )r c 11«| i u-11 4( 11 I n IH»■»3 d 1st*, li U,Y|
1Hul In order to elect n new- vlre „h|e t„ *hip, a t rcaaonubly xulu
to carry off flood w ater.. IM aiU M fc h ln lri, r e im w io r x are th e 'r e t r e a t of the Oermen arm ies . . u " ' n A u * t»
commander to rrpleee L E 1 Y * |fn itn ty prieex. Howevei, t fee) ,neven „r right In nil They ore
evhlrnCe' jll|r,| In Yugiwl IVla'S
of plans for the w ater control lateM roruumer iirmn lo Uke n n :b u t didn’tt U
* ln to move u n til1
begin
who
resigned
IjecflU-M
1
Ids
bitslnews
..
The Army plane, asiti-ue!
o in g tij^ tn cum cctlnli Altu Ihe earlier . .imptatnt at suit tin- Inproject will !>• worked out by the upward lum in price. The OPA the end o t August. 1B44. The
dutlrw
kee,r
h
t«
out
ol
Hanford
^
"
K
n
i
f
the
|*l'0 "tiulP and wmllidliiK ot four fr lit-nt
—
engineers slid the operation of the has authorised a retail Increas* only tim e Bulgarian troop* were tbo Ei ropeuii Air Trim*) oil ■
.
of the time
"r*"1 - f,,r '' " • • “ "‘•'f
m
men Olie "lk tin* wtilte m eat l i e .Stale iJejiartnn-itl il-*» niscte
plan will be under the super o! about 60 percent which mean* active, declared tha Greek rep- ice. left Vietutu thi* tmii ruin " I .........
Installation of oflU-en. will take
PU,,UnF " v - ip t" - wav Nerlmislv llljmed III add It Pin ,|I,|,;,. , i | ii -t ttc :.' J■ "Id rr|e jvision or the United S tates Gov- List on a standard box the prkv resell tativ r,
was
when
they wn* repr rted ftvo K1., c ,,
plaor at the rprently fnruuxl Old doi tum ran be u* great .1 di*a«- ii*.» *tale r*>ll<''iiii-ii acic Its«-,l t .-(ii ot Y>niatuv , "in,il.ilid.* about
will be from 110 lo 113 more. T h r 'f 0U1Iht
ernti'.-nt,
along with
Germany.
. rOtory Post of cpMwIbcrry at, tu »<r to the producer, a* .1 . top upm*
i A«ii-‘t ■<An and tth iM i adiiiliiLvtrxTTie hike* «RI go Into effect os S purring the delegiate in his de- A ustria ol.* hout tind 2
temporary headquarters at fV-mlnoir failure. We need to consider vety
rhe search l* IwtUK Ctmducle-J. Unit "t tile Allied yaile
soon o.t retailers receive' refrigera nunclation was Bulgaia’s claim later. Shortly befoie it
•'
'Driving
Park
Tuesday
evening
IXx-.
carefully,
the
probable
available
ltl
jp^
fjlllHvnn Mallow area a .
tors ticketed with the new eelllnes. la st week to the Greek territory to reach Udine. th« pilot
* •trtet Oouiniander Cedric Uenx of demand for fu tu re haiv<~'U, and-,f,imous oW feudlnx ground u i 1
OPA explained th e boost rem its of w estern Thrace.
'Orlando
will
perform
th*
hud*!lo
holll
our
jiroduclion
within
MUstssIppl'a
Hnittlieountv
wonl th a ' tin re t Inillci
** *
In pert from a new ’ 3S percent
A u stralia branded the Greek's w hix»ieg Hast him. Nothtlig m-.u' billon*. 1*0*1 ottlcers will be: Pred »nfe limits.
,
j *
Increase which It granted to m anu rem
arks aa being out of order wu* liiW'l,
Madden of Umgwood xx common-T h e great tomato-produving
facturers today
while Britain and Russia said
Anxiety ha* h e n lieigbL iii >1 '■ der. O E Weaver and Rinxo Hat- ' ,.iru around F ort Fierce ha* hero
. It was partly brought on by the , B ulgaria o ught to expose her
tnway of Cowclberry ax vice com- ,, , scene of, much a rl icily 11,
T o KYu. Aoe f* •J
T h rir'a
requirements of the new priceicon- j point of view before disco union the official <f*cl sure tba
mander ami t reivurcT n-jn-cth el>
' 81
A flip an*! nit h n»vv niiiiri wav off
la-,I
few
'weeks.
Toiimtu
traux|H>rt
forced
duw
ii.on
Auc
'
artlcl,
PEIPIN G ,
Aug. 19. ' M V - irol whkJi ootUor. cost, atnorp- sta rte d on the ttreaty
and I iaid CYiJvvlberry a* ad- ,
. ,
,
m t y •rllcli* by
1hr *1 a«t of Jiipnd between an
j article.
The
argum ent
Ther« a re hlnta today of an tlon on the part of dealers
vra* bull lieen marhinegiituit'd and
Jutant
Hefiestimenb! ,will " be terved7 .th
‘, nat
, section the 1 grower* “use
" y the
.................
Aniiv lutf Itursuij a disabled
of
lla
passenger*
mtundr.l
I
*"'
other critical development in the
Tlw price rise on refrigerators enough to h alt all actual
at
»|l«*
Qompally C of Ih r FNuirlh Mit- IlWrt V 1 hip unit
A.
Jtekt
Mami
jrtete
adjutant
wUI
.,,,
1
,
l)lt.thu*l
of
open-field
plant• wiftly Ip pilot nuid he hud I '.t o me In*t m
civil wmr in China. A spokesman li the latest In a long list of o th e r. cussion of tha treaty,
tallon of the Plot Ida -State n iia n l priui 4 hmi£ ly phut «n The HLurty
be
presen
A
emporary
ch
arter
,
Mnnlng
out
exre*?
plant,
a sturm , mid emerge.I fmm b*
,A for the Comm unlit 4 declared th a t household Items like radio*, wash- [
the
hiw been Ixmed to the poet and it
|hv ,|r|||-ru w s. and eliml. ' .V_U. ‘f . ,,.L:.b3I“ !Ml ..‘‘" " f
ship .Sunt 11#1
cloud* ovsr a city be tiHik li' I*' 1*
sent a dix\# th e
arm ies of
OeneralLsUno Inf machines end vacuum cleaners
Hu 11lord Armory and ult iiKhnber*
exjiectcd that li permanent-cl tart
Udine. As he circled to criei't ee win lie granted within the next natlng the tranaplnnling process, j art- riqut-.,t'-d by Cnj't John li t r # aa rail ttf(W it liixit snapped
ChUng Kai-Shek a n planning an on which the OPA has granted in
ITinself, two Yugoslav figlit'-r 30 days A club house will be built Tht* tend* to *peed the harvest, tlalloway to be Oil hand tor the off 14* pfopellor at the mouth
•H a ck on fled hsadquerters a t creeses tn tiie past week.
and consequently th e profit*.
of the Inland tleu, and the A m y
plane, attacked him.
Yanan, The purpose of th e a t
III Casselberry.
Ellmfnalkin
of
trenapU nllm t ^
aaltow ay will read an onler m g' ivached it ye*terdny nftxr
tack. th e Communist spokesmen
A fbir crttah-lending in a '•>*"
eo .I* and th . delayed Harvral U |()f Uk>
ntul Klll „U p iuittliiiK heavy te a ,
asserted, would be to . d ivert the
MIAMI, Aug. 19, (AT— F u n rrtl field, the 'plane'* crew and
said to more than offsrl the a brV, f hu(ury o( Ulrcom pany |
Meanwhile the Japanese ixlsnd*
Red Offensive aimed a t T atunr.
*enger*
wer*
held
iti*oiiiinunt''
i
*
services an t planned today fur l>y the Yugoslav*. Even
luldltional cdst for
The Com munist official went
8,11 Any member* of the company who are tiiliving to meet the exix-i'tod
'.
two
Miami
News
carrier
boys,
labor
of
thinning.
on to ta g th a t C hinese'g o v ern •
havvv not yet turned In clothing one hundred’ Inlle-an-hour wind*
American au thorities u eie
“ W uurhula producer*, are al or equipment are rrqie-Mrvl to do of the typhoon, which should
I. N. Kennedy announced this aged 14 and 16, who were killed ".I to talk with them only in the
» « n t loaders also are planning
TAMI'A. Aug. 19. (A1)—Search ready setting pepper V1
strike ,the coast at about 9:00
idant*. and so this owning
re ta lia to ry attacks on the Bed morning th a t the Game 'a n d yesterday when an automobile presence of a Yugoslav nff.rer.
wa* resumed today for the body my reports
report* Indicate- the
th rrop m
o'clock tomorrow morning.
M ilitary base of K aigan. and Freeh W ater Fish Commission sjruck the motor scooter from
United
S
tates
Ambassador
Rich
of a Tampa plumber, Georgo. Nor- g ettin g off to a good »turt.
0*1 th e Com munist stncwighold will hold a m celihg a t 10:00 which they were delivering paper*.
ard
C.
I'atteraan
ha*
condemned
SAIL FOR CANADA
lock, drowned in Tam pa Bay Sun Cucumber* ore up, and growing
A. 61. A ugust 29 in th e Roose The accident occured on the Tanv
CUMI'FLNS.YTION I'A lll I t
Of Chengten In Jehol province.
tb» inciihmi
a wicked, Inexetr- day when In* went to the aid of well. I am told th a t the WA'auta m t'T ra it tn lonthw est Miami.
iu- <
Seminole County recipient*- of
MeanWhile Chinese newspapers velt Hotel, Jackeonvllle, T l f
County rood patrolmen K C. able and deliborabt attack on i h it wife and svven-year-old ton. chuia grower* are looking f o r - 1 LIVEiRI’OOL. England, Aug. 19, unem ployment compensation pay
Kennedy fu rth e r stated th a t
the Commission will h ear any Ivo* and C. W? Richard identified frim d ly nation's airplaneDeputy Bher'iff John Metla^lix ward to the ea rliest harvest,t of <AY Fitield M arshal V i s c o u n t ment* during the week ending
sportsm an or representative of the boys as HUburn Robert Collaid darknrss yestarday brought these two m ajor commodities, in and the Archbishop of Canter* A ugust II) numbered 12 of whom
a sportsm an's organixaLon who lifts, J r , and Charles. Edward
an end to attem pts of rfscue the history of th eir large-scale hury _Dr. G eoffrey Fisher, sailed 7 were men and ft women, and
t n m th a t elty i
' wishes to appear before them Peeples, Coll Ins was kllhtd in LT. JOHNSON niS trilA R G E Il crews to bring up the body.
operation*.
on ihe liner M nuretknia loday for total
payment*
amounted
to
Each plant 1" visit the f lilt* ftn, Carl It Smith, chair
Mrs. NuHieck and the boy.
LEGION m e e t s t o n i g h t . in connection with th e rule* and sta n tly and Peeples died half an
Celery grower* in the Sanford Huh fas
The reg u la r m eeting of Camp* regulationi of the Commission hour later.
1-*- (Jg) .L a u re n It- Johnson, George, J r , were brought to shore area and in other producing sec- I billed Stale* nflci 11 *lu> tn man of the Florida Industrial
The patrolm en filed two man- htmbaml 0f
>»ell Johiiwoii. by
Joe Arias, also of tion* are said to have good Canada. Munlgumery Iravelni in Com m inion,
ng Poet No. 63 of the affecting th a sale o f fresh w ater
I»y a passerby.
par
reported
today.
Tampa.I However. Norttfck'* body plant* in abundance- Tile San ' •* »uite *»aled "ff from the n*»t I’aym riit, throughout Ih* atgta
Legion will be held fish or hav big to do w ith the Slaughter chargee ag a in st Grady 714 Osk A vinue, has bn'u
St
John's
River
from
tbo Lee McHugh, 21, whom thoy charged from the N avy at the had dlxapi "are<l bcneslh the w ab ford growers will have their vf the *hip. As*iH'i»te* said ho •m ounting to 4 120,(ktt).60 ware
5 A hfF O 'R D
«
Peace
Conference
Bogged Down On
Bulgarian Treaty
Army Plane Is Wilson Asserts Fall Planting In
Overdue After
Being Attacked {^ ion m Assisl'
Posse Searching
For Negro Family
Final Report From V els III M aking Oil I
root Saul Shi p
Huintf Firud I ptm Leave Pay Blanks
FmirltrotluT.s
i'(l‘ I'or Shootinjv
Four \N hilt* IVrsons
Price Increase On
K etrigerators
ls «h»‘ uuigaria took
.
A
•A nother Critical
Factor Looms In
Chinese Civil War
'I’lijr* Disabled Ship
Rat ine: With Typhoon
Slate (iuard Company
To Disband Tonight
Kennedy Announces
Commission Meeting
*
li, S. Protests
Yugoslav Attacks
Want* On K. S. Troops
In Mississippi
Two Carrier Boys
Die In Miami Wreck
Search ReHumed For
Drowned Tumpa Man
. ,__ , , J ___, . . A . .___ ^..T,
�A-'
PACE TWO
TH E SANFOKD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
MONDAY. AUG. L9, 1946
The Sanford Herald
MONDAY, AUGUST IS, 1916
j a roasted turkey, laying he found
II. G. Well* wns born 71) years ngo, In a shabby
bedroom over a china shop in Hromley, K ent. On A u g
ust 13 he died in London, ending a life of h a rd work,
of scientific study and resenrch, of tea c h in g and of writ
ing. He is one writer whoso works have never become
outdated. They have ' rather, for the most pnrt, been
ahead of their time. His lias always been n clarion voice
calling for the freedom and emancipation of the mind
from the shackles of conventional thought.
His scientific research gave him th e background for
his strangely prophetic writings foreshadow ing modem
methods of w arfare and predicting m any developments
which he never expected to live to sec. He was, m any
people said, a vain and egptisticai man, and some of
his public utterances bear out this theory. H e was, never
theless, truly humble, ns only the very g re a t nre humble,
feeling himself to be only the instrument o f his art.
in his "Experim ent In A utobiography," written in
1932, he has this to sa y : "T h e truth romnins t h a t today
nothing stnnds in the way to the a tta in m e n t of universal
freedom and abundance but mental tangles, egocentric
preoccupations, obsessions, misconceived phases, bad
habits of thought, subconscious fenm a n d dreads and
plain dishonesty in people's minds—ra n d especially in
the minds of those in key positions.”
Politically, Wells was n Socialist, b u t iii th e b road
est. most constructive sense of the term , envisioning a
m odem world-state, m aintained by the concept of crea
tive service, HU passing leaves a g re a t ga p in the. ranljs
of the dreative. thinkers, who will, in tn c Inst analysis,
BIB LB VKRHK FOR TODAY
MANY iHtAVK ANTICIPATED
CHRIST'S COMING. AT A GIVEN
tim a n d p l a c e , bu t t h e y
AV|! UNIVERSALLY FAILED
TO FIND CONNKMATtu.i ji>
FACT, YET THE CHRIST SPIR
IT KAY BE WITH US AT ANY
TIME ANY WHERE: I will not
leave Fnu deanlatc, 1 come unto
you.—Jo h n 11:18.
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Attorney Gelieml Tom Watson
H jr, there ia no Ku Klux E lan in
Florida. And none la needed.
Yugoslav* Say U. K. Aid, “ Fs<eiat Mob*"—headline.
Rut in
1Yugoslavia It la Im portant to re
member, that a “ Faacial Midi’* I*
any group which doean’t believe in
communion.
The currynt Issue of Life magntina has some interesting photographs of Robert E. l-rc and
otts>r members »f the le c family
of Virginia. Every Southerner will
be Interested in thla collection.
Fergu»on with |
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY ! !
FOLLOW
L a d y . .. you no
somethin!.1 to nie
New Testament
theologians headed by Dean Luther A. Weiglc of Yale
Divinity School has been working on n t r a n s la t io n 'o f the
New Testament. One of these men, W . Russell Bowie,
a professor at Union Theological Seminnry, tells in the
Atlantic Monthly o f their work and its result, which is
published this year, as tin* Revised S ta n d a rd Version.
The translation of the Bible which hits long been ucoepted a s standard is the King Jnmes Version, translated
from Hebrew and Greek by scholars who possessed g re a t
gifts as writers and used the beautiful prose common
to those who wrote in S h a kespeare’s time. Several m od
ernized versions have been brought out in this century,
but none lias taken tile place of the Bible which hns in
fluenced the style of uj| of the really g r e a t writers. How
ever, im portant fnnnuscripts have been b ro u g h t to light
which were not known in 1011, nor even n generation
ago.
The work of these scholars, a labor of love, has
been carried through to satisfy, us Dr. Bowie says, "the
continuing desire for a (mmslation th a t will be as nearly
as possible exact and authortativu and yet will attain a
literary distinction which may reflect for ou r age its
truest and most noble speech." The com m ittee hopes
th at llus New Testam ent will be charitably received and
tested by Christian folk everywhere.
—On, the Same Program
Last Times Monday!
tlonal guard company within the In com petition with tan k ers. No were sunk by subm arines all along
the triangle hai-j been daubed by doubt they still are thinking ubou: ] the east roast of Florida during
allocation by the ln»l legislature the torpedoed oil tankers which I the war.
of 176,000 to build an arm orv In
I,ec*burg.
During the war a
strong company wan maintained
within the triangle area.
Orula ia taking heart from a
recent l'.'port th a t Army engineers
are about to undertake a new
survey to determine traffic poU ntial of tlu much debated transKlomln barfcM canal. Thla will lie
the basis for another request to i
Congress to renew the project. \
In a report on the La Salle Hotel fire in Chicago, Engineers bre particularly Inilia Cook County Inspection Burenu recommended th a t tcrcsbv* in determining ju st how
»r up tha Intro-coastal (A tlanth
.Over 120 million, dollars worth hotel employes he instructed nnd drilled in procedure waterway on narge* eon operate j
o f building cent rat Is were a waul to follow in case of fire. Thnt seems n particularly practi
ed In Florida during the Ural ait cal suggestion, and one which m ight he extended beyond
month* of 1940. And there would hotels.
have been many million dollars in
Most hotels, institutions and public buildings where
K^dltiunal building if there bad
serious
fire develops have never before experienced an y
been the labor nnd material* to
The Senate dining room is
being sound-proofed, we read, ao
that the crunching of celery ami
the slurping of soup will lw to»i
audible throughout the ('spited
building. EvtrkrnUy they're getting
the chamber* in sha|>e for the
Republican resurgence.
Fire Drills
Lips Radiant as
Glowing Embers
Speaking of the veteran vote,
t t» Tampa Tribune say*. "In our
humble opinion It will he useless
for any man who wu* not ia the
armed service* to offer for lmportent office In thla d a te . The
only way a non-veteran can got
eV*eted 1* to be fortunate enough
)t to have a veteran opponent”.
mnng possible gubernatorial can
didate! In 1P4H are Fuller YVnrren,
Francl* W hilehalr, Dan'M cCarthy
and George Smathei*. all vek-r-
B
Now that the' City ha« taken
over the Sanford Naval Air Sta
tion, It should ha poaailde for the
people la Sanford who like to play
trnnii to have n place for their
favorlto recreation. Them are at
present four tennla court* At the
elation and If net* are provided
they would provide an ideal place
for a tennla club. Evm dreaaing
room! and ihowcr* are Immedi
ately available. Incidentally the
court* might be leaaed from the
City bjr Mini energetic wnternreneur who could make a little
money operating them for the
P
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Un«Ia Sara may not ba supply
ing ovary Hottentot a quart of
milk aa It waa freely a**ertod
ba would daring tho teat p m l4«lU a| campaign, but tha pld
gentleman la doing hla beat to
gat rid o f tha Uipay»r»,*-tnon*y,
On Prealdont Truman’s deak at
tha present time la e bill to
glva |«00,000,000 U tha Arab
such emergency. The s ta ff and occupants do not know
what to do first, and the result is trngedy, much of
which m ight he nvoided.
Eire drills in public schools nre prescribed by Inw.
Drills aboard ships nod n t m ilitary stAtiohs nre common
practice. Duties of each person nre known a h e a d .o f tim e,
and practised often enough to be automatic in a crisis.
Q u e sts nt hotels would probnbly not thank th e
m anagem ent for involving them in fire drills, and be
cause they are transient, there would he no p a rtic u la r
value in that. Blit if the s ta ff of every hotel were well
enough trained nnd drilled to know exactly w hat to do
in case o f fire, they would bo able to direct th e guests,
h d p em pty the building quickly, nnd prevent panic.
STATE NEWS BRiEFS
S3£#W I1.LARD r*lM W n g.l.T w «n w ag— w ° « a
A now boating renter for plea•uni craft I* about to he »t*r|e-l
at Fluali* on tin south shore o(
I-ake Bunti* on n fOO foot trian
gular plot of ground recently purrhuicd from tho city by E. L.,
C. Harold ami Herbert E. Ferran.
There will be a canal dug along
the cast aide of the property,
a 40 by 80 foot building with
concnite apron to tha north will
he conitructad to hou*e a boat
aale ahop and repair building.
Two 140 foot dock* will bt "built
into the lake. Jotting from theee
will be covered boat .well* tor tha
convenience of boat owner* who
will kaep their craft at the yard*.
A traitor camp will ba con*truetad wm I o f tha property,
the year, f>l new residence* were
ennatructed nt Mb Dora. Thl*
d o n not include tin additional
house built In Sylvan Shore* ad
joining Mt. Dura. Building p e r
mit* have riarn from n lowr of
*31,880 in I»:i7 to £.>01,376 during
th e ftra t fix month* of thl* year.
A new nine hole golf copra* will
he ready fo r playing thla m elon.
Laney’s Drug Store
Company *B. 4th Battalion of
the Florida National Guard comPriitng member* from the triangle
paction of Mu Dora, Tavare* and
Already onto of tho cheapest items in ybur family
budget, Sunshine Service now is cheaper still
Gan. Vivian GolUna. The torn*
perary armory In the basement o f
During tha Brat alx month* of the Eustla Cltv Halt will he vaeatad. Hops* for a permanent Na-
result of our n e w '
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$2,900,000 RATE REDUCTION
Thfere'e plenty of this cheap electribity, too. Nfcw
plants, hew lines are being built as a part Of our
• By -W. V. BITTING
TeucMon Drwg O .
Bat as long u tha
i, wa,*up?o»»iwa will
hand H oui to ovary
rho comag b fa r b g -
Now la the time to hava year
child'* physical condition chock.
*d by tha doctor. Now wUk>
twfr a efi a w w
Hulk Florida Ppwer & Light Company is providing
tin essential to Florida'* prosperity and progress-
or at rent.
h* a lly need to
ward off colds or disease In tha
month* to comb.
V Your child Will find achbol
more Intonating and exciting
If ba la able to attend tvary
day and take part In a0 aettvWa*. ttto atten d an t will da
pand
hla baaljh, '.o tot
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SOCIETY EDITOR
TH E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
And
Personal
PA GE THREE
Activities
Cecelia Truluck
and Mr*. W. II. Messenger.
Social Calendar
Mr. and Mr*. A. N. Vihlen who
have been visiting Mr, and Mrs.
Mr*. Thelma Ruth S tringer i* W. J. Morrison, Sr. have returned
vacationing In Winder. Os
to l,ake City after a weeks visit.
MONDAY
The Dependable Class of ib t
F irst Methodist Church will meet
Aug. 3flth at the home of Mrs
Harold Appleby. 718 West First
Street, at 8:00 P M with Mrs. J.
M, lyronard as co-hostess.
The Wonian* Council of l he
F irst Christian Church will meet
at the residence of Mr*. O. T,
Pearson In the Park A partm ents
a t H:00 P. M. with C. Ilovd Cole
man a* guest speaker. His topic
will lie "India.”
Buddy A n|pjl is visiting hi.'
Friends of A. I* Kelly, H r.'will
ther, Pric- Angel, aild broth* r, regret to learn that he is confined
hn Angel, of thi* city.
to hi* hom« a t 20ti Laurel Avenue
Iweauae of iltnc**.
Mr*. Bessie • Knight ha* i<
turned from a vacalion in NeMr. and Mr*. ,D .. W. Swann
York City. '
and daughter Dianne have left
for a three week* visit to Chicago,
Mrs. Kdlth Scott ami daughtrr
Lynn of Bylvestn.'Cu. are guests
of Mr. and Mr*. Bill Pell.
Mr*. J. 0 . Lane) ha* pjtum ed
from spending somr tim e in A t
Mr. and Mra. G. 11. Bishop are lanta, (la, Uinttinghant and Wetrpending several week* al Way unpka, Ala.
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iMr. and* MY*. JU. 1- Powell and
spent the weekend in
Georgia.
family
Mr. ami Mr*. K, I. Hoy h«v,.
rrtu rn rd from Gatlinburg, Tenn.
J|h e re they spent several week*
W. M. McKinnon lia* retum *J
from South Grdrgin where he
spwnl-HBWewewt days.
Mr. and ‘Mr*. J. R. Weaver
have returned from spending two
weeks in Daytona Beach at
Florida Shore*. .
Mr. and Mr*. A. K. Rftssetter
hav,e relum ed from a two week*'
acation spent in South Carolina
nd Georgia with relative*.
f
Ben Steele tin* returned from
Mars Hill, N. C. where lie spent
nine wrekg attending summer
school.
Mm, Klim Lyons ha* returned
from Bradenton whrih she spent
two week* with her grandmother
Mrs. S. C. Kelmnu.
Mr. and Mra. F. J. Willink uml
r. ami Mrs. Kdwnrd Willink
id sou Stanley are spending
la weeks In Westfield, N. I
Mr*. Lourinr Heal ami
MesB«n|fer ‘ *|u*nl lire wee*
Jack non ville a« the k l ‘*«**
Mrs. .). I*. Kidtfe
Fetes Miss Iluti'hison
The Mint JuK'|> hour n* tic
Seminole Country t'luli yesterday
afternoon nt 5 INI 1* M vta* well
attended by club rnemliers and
yurt'll* who etijoye*! watching the
yolfrrn ter off on the No 1 fair ( uuy ami play in on the ninth
anil eighteenth hole* It hai* bei come populni foi entire families
to spend Hundu) aflvttivun at
Mi*.
Helen Hutchison
war
h* nure*l on Satunlny afternoon
with a luncheon anil bridge
jf.otj4 at 1 :iN> t ’. M. given by
Mr« J a n tr. I’ Ridge at her home
i*>7 Klliolt Avenue
\ m iniature brute ami Broom
an.I white >lahlin. anti tuberoses
formed n beautiful tenlerpirce
t<*r the iIiiuhb room table which
nit* covered with a handsome
hoe cloth.
'VlMy- tu per a In
crystal rnndrlnhifi flunked the
<elite! piece,
Mt. II II Met'nslin assisted
Mrs Itolp** in .erviny the lunch*
eon. A* a remembrance of the
occasion
Mi«s I hi trh Ison
was
presented an Indian pottery lea
pot hy tho h"'te* i.
At the conclusion of the bridge
game* Mrs. Ulton .Houghton wa»
present ei| » bottle of cologne
for hiirli score and Mi*s Klliat>elh Kite Wu. given a pulr of
earring* for seteeno prile.
Those attending
were ■ M il*
Hutchison. Miss Klise Hutchison,,
Mis. Angela Mei*ch. Mist falh*
critic Wiggins, Mis* Jean Whig,
ham. Mi - Klirabcth Kile. Mi**
Mtirth-; Wight, *Mis* “Mell Whit*
m e Mt* tleiii* Harrtvon. Mr*.
i Golfer* and spectator* present
I at 5:00 p, M. included Mr, u<>d
Mrs. John Ivey anti chltden, Mr.
and Mr*. F. 1). Scott and child
ren, Dr. ami Mr* Fincher M<
1 Daniel, Dr. and Mt*. W. V, .Hit
ting and child. Mr, and H*'
Hugh Whelchel and children and
Mr. ami Mr*. Jam es Ridge. .
| AI«o Mr, and .Mr*. Charles
McClung.
Mr. and Mr*. Dale
Scott. Jr., Mr. and M rs/G eo rg e
T hurston and children. Mr. and
Mr*. Glenn* t.ingle. Mr. and Mi*
F. II. Stevenson. Mt. and MrRoy F. Symes. Jr.. Mr. and Mr*.
Al Lyons uml children. Mr. and
Mr*. Don Harper and Mr, an I
Mr*. W. G. Fleming.
Also Mr*. Kdwiird Potter and
•child. Mrs, W A. lo ts . Mr*.
have left for Rome. Ga. ami
points in Imiiuna w hrrc they
Robert Altman of Gainesville will visit relative*. Mr. Johnson
enl the weekend with Mr. and plan* to return in a week but
rs, J . W. Altman at their home Mrs. Johnson wit] remain in
Rome for some time.
Walt**/ lli)#*rs. Jr. Sind Dudley
Mr. anil Mrs. J. A. Boyd, Jr.
Cunningham, student* at the Uni
versity of H oriila, sjient the week and son of Leesburg and Mr.
ami Mrs. J. M. Hoy,I ami children
end w ith th eir familie*.
of Ft. Myers spent -the weekend
Mr*. Kd l.evy-Whitiun'.
Mi.
Mr. and Mra. T. T. Meyers have w it»> Mr» " • W- T Dorothy Powell, Mis* Fram e,
returned to theit hum-- iiy P itts
Mahoney Ttnih Mis* t'iHVlln‘ Tin'
burgh, 1 'a. after .spending the
luck.
Mr.
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R.
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past two weeks with her parent*.
Photo by Nlrhollv Studio
Also II. C. Iletiel.
AITerj
have returnrd from sp e n d in g 1
»
•-Mr. and Mr*. A. I- Kelly.
several d«y* »l Daytona Beach. Mr*. Kiitchni Power?, a n d ’.ltfr trrrlvr i ii old tun Alev slip alii leave b jtts, Clyde Hurt. Iirttt. Ifl^
Mr. ami Mm. Gene H arrison of They a r e trntporirit)’ making IliO montti to join l-ieut P itsrrr of tr • t, in) m AusHtnila llcrmsiiy Merited Hill. Roy Holler, Henri
Gainesville . spent the weekend their home on Geneva Avenue a t lor approximately one, year and a hah Him Hair recrHrd tltetr travel W atson. Lind Mrl>ei mol I H
Smith
here with Mr and Mr*. Otto Cald 25th Street and will soon move order.* ami are no* awaiting their pcet - ill
Lieut Powers, who served lor 22 me;'.’.
m the Partite U tealer with
well and Mr. uml Mrs. Fred Hat to the Leff let Apartment*.
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the J 1st Division in . now with Lite (lilt Division, Htj Cavalry lie- . . .
Mr*. Dun G. Mitt hem and roim aW anre Troop
W l ‘!i
d au g h ter.G ail have left for Chi- j The Powers family will ivsldr hi the . "intounity of Augsburg w h ere* 2 5 'c
Mr*. Fred Ball and child. Mr. cago.
III. to join Mr Mitrhcm. ’ American timlllfr. have
settled In a t> :<-ptmnr converMjlOh yesterday 1 3 * * n
orid Mr*. A. F. Collin* and child. Mr*, Mitchem and daughter spent from O crinatiy.-U eut. 1‘ower* said tin .iptrlm rnls me convenient.
i*n have left for Coronado Beach four month* with her p a re n t* . tennis court* riuedcnl. uml the clt»*..... t- cold and dam p with winter ! T he
where they plan to sla y for two Mr. and Sit*- Fred Wilson * 1 clothes being worn exclusively.
. ,**> Hie I
week*.
their home on Sanford Avenue. I Alex will be privately tutored UlL* a to m or will allnul public ic-lnail* u jairt
| In Hwit/grhuid I t * Power* plan to *i* 'lo ll car *nii llvetn
jlando i
Jim my Ingley, son of Mr. uml
Miss
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guests Of Dr and Mr* W .yde
M. L. Ifbmnj . I ti.l-," J .
Rucker and family fm several 1
h"‘ ,ll' rh “ 'f'V
B. L. Perkins, Jr. ha* returned
from spending some time in Ynginia and New York.
|i Mt and Mis
of F ort HaFiger,
hi* mother Mrs
for some time.
Mint Julep Hour At
Club Well Attended
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In Thu-S|)rinK*~
Yountr Men’s Fancy
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ton. Wash whet
( Mrs. H. (I. Kumnier and Mt* stationed for th, |
! D. K. Baird ami Ruv Kuimwi aboard the C S
who attended the mm ring,• of arrived home last
l Miss Hallie Morrison and Ralph
) Wight II have returned to their
, home in Pnlatkn.
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Mr. and Mr*. Richard Kalon
have recently returned from a
vacation spent in Daytona and
| St Petersburg. The Katun* have
had a* th eir recent guest* Hr*
,| Mr*, liojrnn U w i» of nantfia. 1
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FOK YOUR FALL SUIT!
Han Diego, Calif, where he i* KSTKLLK HURT will give
a%signrd duties w ith tho Navy.
|untv for MISS IIKI.KV H U T fll
Friend* of Mr*. K, It. Quattle ISDN on Friday moiiiiog „ i so
. M'lf and MRS lipi
baum will reg ret tu learn that \ M
while she wax spending some | LAND DKAN e n t e i tniued ftime with her stepm other, Mrs lit I I N HCTt IIISUN n .1 i . I M
It I.. Garrison, news i n , re I I ‘ K Kit on Satin lot • ' •
V.NDI I t s i f
reived
that
Mr. (Jualtlebaum ,‘a i t ti a d m t'ir party a t 'heir t
g u e s t s of Di
died after a brief illness a t then i on Imlintt Mound , • . MISS I.C t
HOBSON •
home in Chester, S. C. Mr*. I 1' IA STItKKT GOKMIA tv Hi t
(Juattlrbaum and Mr*. Garrison IA Ns'- S GRK.R I.FK Sept II , relum ed I.. I
left Immediately for Chester,
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BIRTH. ANNOUNCKMKNT
Mr. ‘and Mrs. W, J. Morrison,
J r . announce the birth of a
daughter Kathleen Mildred on
Aug, II at Mie Orange Memorial
Hospital in Orlando,
8ofl, Rcntle, whisporihR a llu n s—o u r newly-htrivetl
collection of sheer W hite dotted Swiss Blouses.
Two nttm etive styles in sizes 32 to .38..
Mr. and Mra. E. M. Cheater , of
son born Aug. 15 a t the FernaldLake Mary announce the birth of a
Laughton Memorial Hospital
Studio
itlg tlx foioiei**
I l l S r t l l .l DAMS
I, i,, io ui Avenue
d»I.K I‘d N has re,
his disthuigv* f <it in
id Reserve wlirci
three je a ra . . .
mouth MR. and
ION have lieen
uigitli. Kalis. Can
and A*heville. N
Out MRS H I
in hiti* Wen I l*r‘
seasho re
FO UNTAINS
5:30 P. M. » r i f u F ip ‘t Metlosii
Church of this city . . . A rcei-ilion will follow Immcdial dy .o
ter the ceremony a t the GfHlM
LY home 1901 Magnolia ‘ - *i.... . . A t le ast one hotel man bIkyvcs In advertising a bwnt f *
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THE SANFOKD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
By S T A N L E Y
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rand woul,| be only one of many
Ihnt could crowd the prare con
ference galleries. In fact, the Luxenijj'iurg and its famous gardens
have enjoyed n reputation of Iic
ing, haunted from the In-ginning
of their * opcrn-boiiffr history.
W miths identife-d with the place
could sh a tte r the night with a
crash or medieval sabers, scatter
powder from wigs of the nhl tegime. ra ttle chains of the French <
ttevntulion and rif• * to a rr-stendo
of N ail marliine guns, frr the
Luxembourg has known I hem alt.
When this part of Paris still
was countryside beyond tbe limits
of the nH VIty. a sinister aban
doned’ Chateau d e ’ Vauv-rl mru
p ’l-d the property. At nights I***
wild mod farm ers heard eerie ft-*liviti’s in the mysterious castle
and many believed tb * -ghost of
the lonl of V auvert had relumed
for nnrturnal orgiti*. Dthei - main
tained th a t a gang of crooks were
using thg nhaniloliej chat n u .fu r
tl-rtr headquarters and were cele
hrnting frequent holdujis.
Tli« iilace porn acquits I <ich a
feprftil reputation th a l’King Liuiii
X*. ordered the castle demolished.
It .nrrm plly waV purchased at a
most modest pritt* by the monks
of Chartreux. Then Parisians -ai ^
the ghosts Jindstic-n-'m veftted
the monks in ilrivi} n
Imp
Train.
Kvitfittitlly th»» Ihif «|** I’mey
I,ux#rfi*Hiarp bought t l •» prnfrfrt?
Roumillat & Anderson
W algreen Agency
C IC E R O , N E V E R
M A K E F U N O F YO U R .
F A T H E R - B U T I DO
B E L I E V E I T IS A
N EW GROOVE /
lug was ui>Jd as a prison fo r pol
itical leaders.
Danton. Camille
liesmoalins, the painter David, the
poet Fabre d ’Fglanline, the Amer
ican Thomas Paine, and G in. du
ilcauharnait, some of whom as
cended the guillotine, were amontr
th) Luxembourg's prisoners.
Napoleon installed his Senate
in the palace after the estab
lishment of the Third Republic
the Luxembourg became U«> per
manent seat of the French Sen
ate,
•
When .the Nasi* captured F arit
Du Luftw affe made IhU p rjsen i
peace palace Ita headquarters for
western Kurope. Behind 30 tanks
and ISO men they held out in tlio
Lusumhourg a* their last strong
hold during the liberation, tv ^
years ago.
"
CIGARETTE 11CDS
BFRLIN , W*>—W ith the black
m arket price of American ciga
r e tte ? still about (15 a pack of
30 and their own rations nrgligible, some O irm ans have taken to
buyinjr and smoking dried rose
petals and pep^'erm lnt leaves.
— r _ -----Benjamin Franklin, th? fi
U. S. postm aster general, ha*
post offices named fo r him.
m T lK 'V l
BEAUTIFY
YOUR HOME
with VENETIAN
BLINDS
• I _______ 1_
Wo enn make arrange-’
rmeiita far you lo fituWbo
thorn on EASY TERMS!
Venetian blinds m ade to fit an y size windows
Free Estimate*
Wood and metal slats
Repairing — Refinlshing
SEMINOLE VENETIAN B U N D CO.
FO R RENT
S ARTICLES FOR SALE
1-UOOM apt. ami single'bedroom.
010 W. 1st St.
_______
Ju»t Arrived!
EARLY HHII’MKNT OF
CHRISTMAS TOYS
AND GAMES
HANFORD HARDWARE CO.
210 F ast F irst St.
3 REAL ESTATE FOR S ALE
WHEN you buy a home, get a
6 year fire and windstorm in
surance policy. Y’ou will save
approxim ately 1/3 o ' the cost BRIGGS 4 S tratton gas motor
and w ater pump. Howard I .
ahd1 n?ay nay the pivrnium in
5 annual ihslblbtienl*. See C. ' Long, Plumbing Contractor.
M. Boy.l A Co '
_______
FODR tires 700 x 1*1— good cotidiDKSIKAIH.K home I ‘a lot*. 3
.tion, Mary Kents, phone 720-W
bedroom*, fru it trees, good
PINE
CASTLE Plywood row
neighborhood, priced in line.
boats
ami vee bottom skiffs
• Phone 404-M.
with air cooled 2-cylinder In
board nnan motor*. Prltv range
REAL ESTATE WANTED
1100 to 1620. On display now
and ready for immediate d e
IN IICYING O lt SELLING
livery. See lla-se beautiful bonis
HEAL ESTA TE—it pay* to deal
today. 1-ee Motor Sales Co.,
through experienced brokers. If
323 East F’ir*t St.
you nave groves or other pro
perty to market, or if you are
yourself in the m arket, contact HIGHLY improved Marigold flow
IVm. 0 . Hencber of C. F. Batchr r plants. 1020 Laurel.
elder, 2H E ast W ashington SC.
DAHLIA
flowere-l ilnnia plant*
Orlando, phone 0020. ®antl guavas for canning and
jelly. A. K. Rosscltcr, F’lorlst,
5 ARTICLES FOR SALE
Phone 212-W, Celery Avo.
Electric T oasters. 14.35
II. B. PO PE CO.. INC.
6
LOANS
in money m atters is strictly
respected here.
Friends and
relatives are not questioned
about your credit. Your em
ployer or business associates
will not hear of your personal
affairs. T here is no cause for
em barrassm ent.
Reasonable credit requirements.
No- co-m akers on money loans.
Variable paym ent plan*.
FAMILY LOAN CO.
Florida llattk Bldg.
phons J*
SPECIAL SERVICES
OR SALE—Attic fans; one 88-In.
1 /4 R , P .; on* 30-in 1/3 V .
9
SIGNS
Show card* nnd posters
O -DEE’S SIGN SERVICE
O. D. Landless. Phone |U2|
FLOOR SANDING
and finishing. Cleaning and wax
ing. New floor* surfaced to per
fection. Old floor* made like new,
Call
II. M. GLEASON
Lake Mary, Fla.
RENT A CAR
YOU DRIVE IT
PHONE ZOO
8TIUCKLAND-,MORRISON
•* DRIVE-IT, INC.
r
, m
U ndervalued
‘H B a t/tX Q /w fla n c c i
118 Park Avenue
Phone 29
At present p rim , In lrlilfm t Investors buy only
undervalued stock* . , , net] litem whrn market
price* reach or exceed intrinsic valaea. le t us
srml you the hind of valuation study an which
our (lim it base their decUlona.
IStomach
Sufferers
•Due to asitrte Bjgtt-AsMttf
Pros pectus on Itrg u rat
STAN COMSTOCK
Want Fail Sire Relief?
Inreatmen! Securities
Phone SMS—Teletype UB 10
NAME
AIHIRKSS
..
___ . .
NICKS
PACKAGE STORE
R rprm m ting T. Nrisen O’Rourke, Inc.
Member N.A.S J>
Daytona Ileach, Fla.
Just mail ua this adverUartnmt with your
y tlu . West, sear Itesash. il1 S M tla|
■alas, kurolag aantaUen, tloati.a and slut
•alas, hasty Basis, attr-lniBlXanra* and
eUtsr ryssetssaa aXsaaUU hryas-aatdJty. o*
to year druagtst new s s i i d tbe n*w
alsaseM-teiUBf Bteta voouinlns VUawla
t l aallsd a-at-Urs. Wads aI Uis sans tsstatllaj msdutnai irssctlhad O aiaay D**lara A-al-Urs with VlUiola a-l bus! sir*
yea last rsliaf ar year diussui will stsse*
Kny rtfttad year saaaey. Tty A-sMiri iaaaj. Al aU (sod anss stars* avsryatasrw
WHISKEY
WIN
RUM
■ GIN
DO SANFORD AVENUE
. * .
:
And see will send you a copy of our standard
valuaUsn study form. No root or obligation.
At Tnuchton anti other good
Drug
Stores
In
Sanford.
M M M M M W M M W IW W IW W W N M yi.
RANGER
By Bob Green
HERE THfcY COR£.I
LET 'EM
SEE THEM MOVING
COME!
THROUGH THE'TREE!
WE'LL 4
GET A
OVER ON THE y~r
SLOPE!
J FEW OF 'EM
IF THEY 00 GET
TTYttz dSL US!
BACK OF US'. THEY Y NOjTHAT M
MUST'VE SNEAKED) NOT APACHE
AROUND A N D - - ^ ( ME KNOW ,
>t;
SIGNAL.
OH,THANK HEAVEN/W THE
ITS THE MASKED /APACHES
MAN AND DOCTORj ARE MOVIHE
MASON AND / - f IN.WEVEGQI
STEVE!
AFIGHTON
Kr*PNICHOLLH STUDIO
220 Melwh Bldg,, phone USD
FURNITURE BRBU1LT
AND RECOVERED
Your fumituro will look liko
now,
than fY
ever
iWf will
win waar
wc»r batter iimn
ir
whan our experts rebuild and
recover I t Only the finest con
struction materials used. Phone
1118 for a free estimate and
choice Of materials.
SANFORD UPHOLSTERY
118H Park At*.
Phone l i l t
HERE THEY COME! LET THEM
GET CLOSE. AND tr r r r T t
MAKE EVERY SHOT!
COUNT!/— —
’RE FIRING *7 OHHH
MNG ARROWS
THE R O O FI/^
\[
WORK WANTED
EXPERT filing of u t y , lawn
mower* and knlve* and aefasort. Penny poet, card to A. E.
EXPERT painting—contract or
Cady, Box 803 will bring me to
(Cfcaurly basis. Phone Grogan
1164, t i p Baaferd Hardware.
WANTRDi
|0
driving,
private
or
13 NOTICES—-FER50NAL
ond for fire, windstorm,
bile, workmen’s compenburgtary, liability and
Ind* of insurance. You’ll
Bhwfaliw Opportumll—
B W A K If
i* yritow gold . un
it watch. Reward.
BY-ROGERS
WARE CO.
a
PH ON E 1 152-W
SNAPSHOTS—printed, developed.
enlarged. We copy old photo-
e/o Herald.
I, AND 28
SUB
MANY LEADING STOCKS ARE
m
IMITATION leathers in most I’LL HUY your car. regardless
of uge o r condition.* Roy Reel,
color* and large selection of
303 W. 2 ml St.
good upholstery, fabrics. Robert
S. Brown, 2011 N. Orange
WNS to o w e d.
Reasonable
Avc., Orlandn. Fla.
APARTMENT site Ka* range
rices. Jerry l» n l, plume 788Call
1071-J.
PROTECT your health — sleep
better! Dependable mattress re
novating! Box springs ami In- 3-1HJRNER nil stove with oven
DODGE - Pl.Y M tH T Ii
iserspring .m attresses rebuilt!
wanted. Box 1214, City.
P A R IS AND SERVICE
New m attresses, beds, springs!
109 Palm etto Ave.
Phone 1011
Hollywood beds! See our retail WALL show case wanted with
sIMIng doors, Phono 570.
Store nnd display room at
WARNING to automobile owners
119 W. FI HOT 3T.
£chfda Betiding A Furniture Co. 7 P«ta, Live stock, SuppIlM and drivers. 3H slates now burn
stric t laws imposing heavy penSanford Mattress Factory
allies on motoritaa who cannot'
PJiona 1133 and 672-J
pay a judgm ent for -injury to
ealves,
Have your p o rtrait taken a l
Lonl, 7i
NICIIOLLH s t u d i o
220 Melsch Bldg., Phone 1169
8
HELP WANTED
•
Children a specialty
CABIN—7 H !
wheel chani
and painted,
1275.00. H
Fla.
nevutution m anaged to escape
while hi* brother Louis XVI was
arrested .
The escape of the Count was
one o f many m elodram atic events
cf the old Luxembourg, It* walk
ed u pstairs to his room, changed
the color of his eyebrows, put on
a d ifferen t t wig anti walked out
oni’-cogniivd, while Gen. L afayet
te arriv ed loo late tu catch him.
‘The palace wa» turned into a
munition* factory am | small arm*
were made wliotu the peacemakrr*
deliberate today. Then the build-
-SEE US-WE CAN
12
ARTICLES W A N TED
NORTH Carolina grown Copen blR L for soda fountain at Lanhagen Cabbage plants, ready
ey’s Drug Htora. Part timd or
Au,. 16th to Nov. 1st. Place
full timo.
your order now for early de
livery, Call 706-M.
YOUNG MAN, preferably single,
PHOTOGRAPHS
between age* of !R and 2u.
la w your BEST photograph Some knowledge of tyRing and
►>
made at
bookkeeping desirable bat not
T11B RAYMOND STUDIO
absolutely essential. Good op
P State Bank Hidg.- P h . 1085
portunity for advancement. Ap
ply In own handwriting to Box
Th ro«-quarter ineh
HI. c/o Herald._______________
BYERS PIPE * FITTINGS
SANFORD HARDWARE CO.
WHITE woman cootTtnd house
210 'Ekst First 8L
keeper. 1981 Elm A n ,, phono
1115.
H USED tires, 600X10. Phono 31
or 987,
MAID for g a o a n l housework,
0-3(1 SAVAGE rifle, marble
Bight; 6 gpaga Drowning auto*
. malic shotgun; aurf tucl and F1HE8T0N1
apllt bamboo po|a; lawn mowpadienexj
•r; Val-A-Pae, khaki type; 2
menu Vacation
hospital typa bed* With matrestone Stores,
tresses; baby crib with’ iptlngs;
7 fL lawn table; 3 piece ntnpD
lie built a new ch a teau .n m l im 1 Henry IV'* second wife, the Itali
proved the grounds so wall that an born quern Mnrio de Medici,
the place became perm anently becoming a widow, bought the
land nml b ulk the present Lux
identified with his n an 1).
*
By the beginning ef th e 17th embourg Palace.
Marie, sponsor nf Itichrlii-u, had
rrn tu ry the prop-rty em erged
(non the woods' an,l vineyards o! the palace decorated by Rubens,
the south suburb* of P aris no! Poussin and Philippe de ‘Chntiupnignr, but she did hot live tln re
long, tier son, U u ii X III, sent
lu-r into exile aft'-r she plotted
W
tF
g t YOUR against turn several limes.
Marie ib -n gave the l.uirm ' RADIO
Imitig to another son, (lesion, tbe
v l ” S OUA/ OS
t ’ui de’Orleans, who sold it to it *
A tsaM rrurtf,
dm hes* of Munpentier, tbe fa
m o u s "Grande Mademoiselle” of
f a
u k c
the From’.) riots.
Finally the
i m
T H fC
820 W EST THIRD STREET
13
AUTOS FOR SALE
*41 PONTIAC for sale,
condition, good tires. Hui
THERE GOES ONE
YOUR BATTERtESp IT
WURA! T = ^ ^ iL
THE UNE IS
THEY'VE
B R ED THE .4
THISTRAP DCX3R/VE5,
IN THE FLOCR-ff BUT
IS THEBE A AiVf&U
�MONDAY. AUG. 19, 19-16
PAGE
TH E SANFORD HERALD, 5ANFORD, FLORIDA
F IV E
To Be _Honored A t Local Ballpark Tonight
■ToDaytonaBmk n».. su ^lJ Haynes
Williams, Security Lumber Cop Playoff Tilts
Herald Whipped
By Fumituremen
Of m irrort to hen I fight fun* j
maleli tonight a
By 7 To 2 Score
M. in Oil.in
ning nt a.IHt
Kinard To Fitfht In
Orlando Ring: Tonili*
By
AKT1IUR BECKWITH. Jit.
Herald Sport* Falilnr
The fans of Snnford and Scm*
alnote County will honor the
's te lla r Fed left-ficldcr, Buddy
FLORIDA STATF LEAGUE
Lake. In a “ Buddy Lake N ight”
a t tha Municipal Baseball Bark
this evening during the game
between the St. Augustine Saint*
and th e Sanford aggregation.
L*ke has established n new
Florida S tate le a g u e record for
ran* batted in with 135 In 123 D aytrna Beach
games. The old tecoftl of i n i ' I.reshurg
is of bing standing. I n # lt)3ii Gainesville
S m ather! of tM .um l drove In
Ve*lrrda
1184 in 137 game*. Imke also has
Orlando 7; Ih
a possibility of brrnking the j Gainenvlllc 5;
LangUe record for the number ed end 11th, mi
af i bane hit* for the season.
Others p taip.
STANDINGS
iu tn SIliruHTs* mlditl,' weik1
ppospe.t Billy Kinard and Unroot
Hardy. Tam pa slugger.
This will be Eluant'* fifth l«ut‘
lbs- past four tiring Wt li by Ku
aid by way of the knock on;
rutile, The l*i\er ts lia iiw l arti
mnnui—t by Johnnie Cook.
Moss Is Victim of^ I.
Run Rally In Last
Frame Of 9-6 Tilt
Haynes A M'iSliuin* continued
their winning ways right into
she City Softball playoffs Ip 't
Frijlay evening when they pound.
'cd mu a 7 In 2 decision ov( r
The Snnford llerntd in the f|t t
tilt of. the loop playoffs.
In the second tilt of the twli
A m ong ‘th e potential .hulflwul.*
McKay Truluck't . . .
cn • th e ttn ra g o llf-nrs' feslt’i i Security
- Com pany’ dim
Dan ■ ; M a g n n i a form er S' ropjH'il the
. gnnte of tbei
Maty’*. College speedster
Tile playoff series iiy KTjRihing a *
othoi 'day-rom** of Magnum'* |n.
to *1 decision over the Miist
w i e ribbing him alniut the eino- \rmi-em enl f ’n mpany
.
petition . h r ’ll fa n .*»*- .u-.o. ■'
Hi. ilu- .initiali 'coTitest Red W ifr
s amp
mound far tiM
All you have to ,1 to play sight fiirnlluremen. eontinued his mw—
v i/V
half: they .siil i J - nt .art liiv 1■ l tecs- over Toop *'oppom-nis a» Dio
M i - Afii- In.t .eat - ino*-1 i -iiii,i**!i Newsmen Mi'll1 aid* to ro lle d
n ason in I b r s "department.
oi’lr four hit* off the nbte twii*
Over the weekend the Saiifm l
ei Meanwhile, lied Hire*, wl
nena and till ! ■\ •■» fi«*
c fiery
, Fed* won one anil host
g.u capable support from los
AU.i.1 wlint lie e a c
two games
........... ............
mates afield, was nicked for a
Ill'OJt the
.Itllully'l
Beach
Islander*.
The F e d s gllfig raying result* out of a track
total of seven blows. Standing
. iPpeil
traveled to the A n cien t'City yes to beat the bookmaker*- Track
“till"** I’ll plat left lu ll, ■oirnl* j out in defensive play for il.c
terday but Ju p iter Pluvius . said detectives are wise t o ' uiosj of
' as lei oow l-ri iiil- i I do*'” ktio - 1llll.lld was l l a r o l . J Stoffer.
no to prospects for the game,
the -schemes. Jiut every 'once nt
Newsman outer gardener.
who nil i* out fi i that spi*< ”
Jim Schantel went to the hill a whiV someone come* up with
Tile Herald lineup was M ar
. for the Foils in the first game a new wrinkle.
ital Wagner would tie ‘in- ,u lih - ! r in a 2b. Dealt cf, Stcnstrom lb,
f of a twin bill In Daytona Friday. - During llin rem ot meeting a t
llljj tlio itr (Her I*ht t ’ltlfli* \nht>j I Ut'kl'i |Tf lilt*"-, |», Mu’Mi! Lift wsiand wn* pounded by the Sosh- Bay Meadows in California, truck
IK
IAH for
f., ►A
4fll nl of
,. f ten
a —
. Ibase lhits
!1 i , t
.*3 i
..
i j tight Fi bjiiriii’** rtii
Ji
i
If. ID‘h .)1 v iiihI Cullutn
men
a total
tl-u th s noticed an attractive wom
, s»I» Koi lh«* Kuinilur»*mrn, Knrl
Plioio by l(nt inottd Studio Vmik*
for i II to 1 loss. In tho second an changing glove* right nftet
You uoultl Hai1#* to
to thr [ Kvnfi« wn-i till TI*, \Htmin
game Jim I'ayne started on the each rnce. A s' soon a* tile first
Popular gullet* who play tin- S.-mluolr Country Club course legulur Heading from left to rigid K li Scott Andiew Carr*war. John Ivey
YnukN m
'*«» n»-i h4ili.larU F vbiu if •Mtijr Wilhnmii I ‘*t
mound but was relieved by Cal race ended she donned u pair «f
u rr pictured just tie Iore tliey lee oft on Hie No | fairway recently tieorgs Thurston .utd W ti Fleming
b
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nmii
n
t
n
ft
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t *i" i I Dim ff < d'lwm v i , f’cmiltl *f
Blanc.
The Dodgers took an elbow-length t e | glove.
A f t e r -----$u( In Waite Hi*\ 1 V* * »
even better liking to the o ffe r b* second even!
rltnnjiji*#l to *
|T \ Mu te itl'lh l*» tili-N k |i
ing* in the second game and I Iduc. nod
Rent h i«
CD "i kf*Jpt ' ?*
»[• ,1 ^ S e ut it y liikf
banged out 15 hit* in seven in j jt(,c was itniiitifT? .»! it point |
Mi ban
kei
nlngs to down the Fed* by „ j 1(.,irl> vi.ilde ....... ‘ Hsi,|r th »
Mill- for attdnl i f
The Itpfl fku
ii*(*hde Junior Hye <
13 to 5 margin,
j grounds, and 'h e del * fivpi fount?
H IFtl t HI p"4«1 i»!* •(
\\]
Hi \K T lll It BECK WITH Jit
FL» M -men |ti ,i
.Sanford returned to the Iwal j
n u ifed n n te to .,
re* II t '
M*
.il*# r e.l w.ifettc-x
ynrk oil Saturday night and j ^,h* rte
ne .teloe* «o* Inn. it-.l yard
t Wn amt .hn
S>"ni *•
(owned the Islander* in an K to away with
iMpnn im -he
line open lo l.u*
IHkMH* Rial ffMti R»-d S mv p
7 affair. Jraiie Howington aided Vega*. Nev
M..W I’luded *»v r
lire hlk«»ti[ ti- t •imp t t »*I .
llu.ldb 1 . 4 kr
" Lr k . f"i .1 lt‘- at ml <llMiibllt<>
his own cause in the game by
Yank httrlet * d ii p. 27
f ti 1 1 «hut Snuif ily CiiTite
When | 0 ,ke,f oy, tin Woman
Siiirr th r S«nft»r«i ( hup m h»»n- jw h rii i*.-i <?. Hit Knl iiniftirm.
iisiiio
**\*i
Hi*
•
•
-=o
w
liiidnu
blasting the old rock for two bad e iih l pair* of lung gloves, oriltj? Iluttily
)hnine
iwimrtm
tty Ml ASK I i h
i -yin 11#»* in then half of l lie
at th r M uitin ] 1 he ftiiM nf Srmitiolo < UI11>
the jw-inisiHt t»*. tn t1ami
Hieit
hit* in three trip* to the plate. all ofdifferent color*,
........... fit knot tlo* count Mp u
] Hut the Ruth nl u U Md*. n
in her [ml ttAMrhall F«tk t»h1ieltl iitiij d«> 1«r*»uhl lift hmm, .i nicer *;u> lha*> II* New«fmturc* Sp«nu I ditor I III) \ it tin a
i
pfe>4*iilef|
tiie
Etl Levy and Osyde (ilorlg also yolumiiicu* hand I ug. She *d fijRf of the people that know Unfitly l.nke tonight
NEW
YORK *nie ttltflt living
j Red
ptti hei - it" in*! h.j *- . t.. tvaok the I**7oI nP.Tin with H pa r
fh*i hal*
ureas*
-J
immlw-i
,t{
«ltik
ever
Red Hiik « outil |*iv*lbly
worked Reynolds ami Proncy for mil * it that she amt Hit friend Untidy m e fimiiliir with h u
| fare the Kfr«t tnitiT Th* 10/ .if ouir
to th ru half of tl»o
ate . ff «tt
hmiu* ti*uit Ih»J wh - Jiri.lun
i. hleve the grraie>» sininlH-t of com pil'd in tin \iik* rit an I c a p w 'Ajlkn- hill icr -dM 111).a-.
two Mis each.
n j t hud hii* tngli- |altie< tn the
hope! to get the tr-iih* to La* rafitt, many penpltilml
mi*dt
k
r*
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d
llin
hr
I*
it*
Mi»i|«irtMin
mtu?
j ii»rte* ever u ofi tl Ip 'Iif \iiiei
The score by innings:
to piti h npatti" t two » 'all* fopith .,»Hf nft h !»\ Se'Ufity tied
Vega* ahead of tin- me mg wire* vip ttvenl hu tru r iiiinvr* lltn rr il f
n o Rid Sr'b thmiah thev I
~~ —r
1- in I diiR ue
Yd ha a*-hiii II VI*t - end
bnt„Mtieu in Hull \ ifi'i inarm i ^
iiifpNt fm f he •erui’d
the
anil listsg rank' a killing from the name is lletnard D. lake.
fhrtVe do ' p tin »•-* hi haM-hih it» iWieai
High
1’rni*
t
ilu
n*h|t»i
in
i
»
»
h
>
»
id
itin
t
itiev
Ill n* HMl
wist r a i !!
100
100
too . tiookif*.
Sanford
Ia... k (lie llMdj f»»r
.
M
*
I
rerMh*
1*4
w
iiti
imp
tii"
ton
M
l
i
e
Milwaukee
rloli
*,|
Hie
11 lvi- Hint i no IIt* Ut ! ‘I«;ii tie
Buddy ha* liven a ha*rtiall
thn* teat upR PtR
sn
mu
\( »ih ix u»ph run
t
r
*
'p.
trie
v.
|Mite
h
lhe
27
tho
I
A
3
*
1
V
oun.an
\**ocialion
ha*
a
19‘iT Ywtikeea wtio r« 1 up Do
ptnyvr sinre |u*l a *m*ll too
« IVfi hatted Vi J
™ Daytona Beach OOf 010 tOx .
.» toil! "f the aixth.
V.itrkiM - •11:i*»vt*tl with the prra- 1RmiUt
the
O H ICI U.S NAMED
Hubert leAfcllr tklmft ut 110 t 01114UCAlr
f'lltdalrplua
AthleM*
on th r ,‘andlota of Sanford hhiI t price lag of *270.0 III
I
Mil. I 2*evi*itih ton my
»N \Vy YOliK. Vug P.i, (S|wthe
rtOcHlon Afiici it an • in. i»| fltih* Mutii aih! l-'U Oeli
1818 I ll'll ^<»\
during hi* hanvhatl career he ! l.wir. of Cleveland *«y* that i
limit el. Payne
and S harpe;
. r ' 11p v uh. eh p ru*hii'ed
»i«11v 11mi u tin if* nj it - 1fi*
d u it
N'oinmlasiener Jatne* H.
f 'll Ibci m-ii ft
hn* been a* high n* llafri*hurc j wa- (he price quoted him h* i
Llnakey, tjuiij ami Sosh.
11II
>
1
1
1
I
t
till
I
w
llIN
t
, i , p» Fey | 1. i Im1 i hi*
Crowley today announced the
. fflcial* of ih* Mils Aijhee visit* jfll'st »R k.atneii nltiut*t r vrt vtm»’
in the New Vork-Pcnn Lee* ir
H PI
Ft11 *S*1 h o f lie i ^ Hi *' \ • rt l l*r*k%,
V* f t A~MI»" V
I bf’V »: t "[L fill Hit m NVllIl f|tt
names of the following five o f
IHM»cc<" *1
i.i
an
.
say*
(he
pr
I
e
i*
high,
r
iiid
IP
*
tat
}*istated
47
lu»nn
Sanford
A* (lie rl|Nj old age of I'J Bo,hi.
ipreii' N>** York Yiiukcc lean* •t!
•r151 ! I 111* Wl|^f •
Wllll.Alll*. )|
ficial* to work All America Foot
iiJ
Dim
H
in
natirtpalcd.
lull
that
he
•
uti
wji
.
they
i
nlied
Uiem
n*t
5 112
made, his delict witli the H u m .
^'27
A i4lci events p lu o il. ih*
I hi "f Lundiermen whiUj
llfrerr, th
hall
Conference
giunr.
this
fall
td
ijfisl
a
-lilt
i*
roniidering
gir
propo-i
i
•*
1
ok
ihr
Yankee
train
hU
51
I*n
Daytona Beach
COM;p u r u n i
now he callifl
Vink. Ih
lam Gordon. Chicago, form er Il hurg team, and much to every , lion.
T7 i ' |lyv** if"i.le d » t«dnl «'f ninn
13 If. I
one's delight, the Sanford produn i
nothin*: more than a rntm idem • ( i mb tniui oi 158 Us mill Jn t\ Mlxflrtv Ih
linois
all-Am
rriean
anil
all-pro
■'it : The S* v.nr it y line *P UlctUtile i
M
u
Re*I
Sox
had
89
hornet>
f*I
1 Payne, Blanc and Zaspel; 11am Hi
for
It
pm
the
k
iit
nt
death
on
th*
won
IS
gam
es
for
the
Pemi»vl
I
Wajftier.
i
f. MtitfVtnu •*. Lee :tt»,
tarkV?;
Karl
(M
in
k
11
Cross,
New
I Cook
l»\
reutiUr*
will*
William*
hi
S tagg I* Ml
ynniil Sosh.
DennlownefA Tliry. Inal II nl their
H I Kvrtl), . . . Cleveland Ih. It. W'HPhiladelphia. Ohio, p r o m i n e n t vania team which was a none too j Fjddny marked the HIt li tiiilii next l.t
• iitmtiftK lor 28 11»r 1927 Yktiltx E rrrli, p
mi
llmt
by
July
<
IVarrU,
p
17 I aiiits If. Dyes* I*. Der"h'« 2b and
mid-West. in arbiter;’ Donald It. Iiv*dy ball club in lt»33.
I0J 001 003 .
day of Ailing Aloiitu Stagg, the thr a«*t rp trd mid-way mark inj hotted 307 wherrOA the rill rent lluchKon p
^ Daytona Beach
10
Lake played with H arrisburg
JlcMasler*. Green Bay. Wi*., exWilliam* ' f
Hit- malm
the Red Sox hud wut»_ R*hI Stf-ekintf * while Ihrr lead IlnliMin |i
grand
idf
man
of
the
grid!
If
• 7 11 r.
a t f F...
f
hu
;ne
are
hittling
<mh
280
for
three
year*
and
then
wetil
Wisconsin
tackle
ami
second
co
u
t).. \ t - - >•-- ..........
w“ f
51 mi no1* vifid In.Nl: 2‘2
3 10 001 30* wa* a tj (ncal liirtliday ,ih ii
Sanford
1W
1
INK
I
I
N
t
If it liN-enah vetejan uet* t«*
to Albany N. V. anil plated
at 2h. • allilhm
\n g e |v I*.
sin of the late W alter Camp: Ore
Tlirv |e\eied of! a fie I Us.i
g 10 3
Comln.
i
f
-ai y. (of he I. preparing fm
iv.
I " " P Sit.gl.'tB.,'
slump
whiidiwc three of then pit K Flo nI.iris of the two * hllu tor KfhiIj
Reynold*, Proney and Sosh; How- i N'>Uc <>«k Park. III., who won H there In the sum m er of
1 IIit *euS4tn a- I»f*f4.I fttnf j ‘Jill ,
•a It,11 Itdlm.ti
the Yank.*- ptoUhIHs If mil it
In the spring of 1937 lluddt
,i
t,|, . „ i Ml... •
<
a '1 >
next li iii v nrits iiiMt elvhi of then mt*
Ington and Sharpe.
letter, in f. r -p o rt, at Wis onaln
,
1
tft *T'4l«*ifi* of ihi- Mat if .
■t. , T
(111 f | l » '
l»* "l
h v•
11 '
1 ' ' *
,
,
|t.
( Mt- ' n e If
dr*eloped a sore arm and e n |ttw 'i.| h
;I**fi*rt* inimu-n r^ml-il hu iilnyinif
!next In
\ die *»• hj«1 half a ,*
(trllflg
|f,
i ju it i m h
17
It
wilt H. <•
* tomortow
IMmt kill tin llr><t Klin khu’N hud ti s >♦ t\i of pill hn,v nt ■”M **
forced to return lo hi- home m |
317
111I111} In ki*rft III* It*
American pmtart* an- the m.i.t
i’,'"1 J* "1 S'i
Mild tin vc* to fake Rut It nod
\ **
........ Mg at 7 M - V I - k at the
lrltl 11)|>lo »fl*i 23
Sanford
in
I93H.
r
to
f
,
‘
.
.,im
.....
i.«
r
i.
t
a*.
Lazier
I,
I»»
T
n1
,
i,ir*i,l!*,iii, jiml h«» ffrlin r i*r
wide-ranging of all North Amerif/ ,r™ r
“ Um ’ 'V
fJchrli Knrfr “Cuinliei e"Mld do ev
low Vic lor leu
Ti,'i inki-front wluti M" - and Nl
can duck*, sport* Afield.
: Wesleyan and Woosler college 3•i \ 4j lu i Unit I K u n In ID iM u iid ii Hut: an. Hi
fsnkr*4 Hrnire
tfcl Lark m. U ',MM* wIkiui th r nutln<4 f..i
ti*'1
»port star
H
oUIKir tip that MUHp pave tl .lirt'-N ti> i n ite r held. Fous l.jiw r t f'ollliia, i
17.7 .ut tig 1 it gle m '
uniform prom pted him to don a
Hu
.
22 7 a •chhdu’eil twin lull “ >"• tbP
the .sinxmhI hall ol Hie 154 p u r m ie n the e d «e w.
o v .e.r ..............
hii-M lhu; H o b- M»)l, p
St. Au 2 u*tine nuit in IU39 to pliiy wiff*, Stella, (a Mill hi* chief
.Mnore.
p
.(•oiiiil g.ittie will is' played^ by
by
P»
7
achnltilf
would
give
tnlllionnUr
pv
|^
M
rr
nt
aceond
hasp
nm|
Mohiey*»
with _Alnn
’
‘ Saint*, fo**. Mitnnt.
Ifldt‘the Herald und H aynes & W iiTom Yatvkpy'a learn toft vlrinrlt- • JUjn|dng J.x* Dugan had II on lie' lIV
! ’'mimm
" '" "K p
whom[ ‘*he pltehfFt «ifd won Hi
_ l>
tif-r.
Hauls,
lor
ltu>
sc
us
on
Thr
re
fa
every
rea
aging
Pinky
HlggtiiH
nl
llilnl
llia
t
'
k
rt;
SALT LAK K SAPI*T\
K#ii)M for » fifth p U f) hull ilull
8on to twlleve M amturr Joe Cr*xi it ,»v
ihri*t* atMila lid tlx Had
Lake** batt^nir ry e *H4 the
tlWk men will t nmr c Iimp to if no| ?Nt»x
SALT I.AKK f’lTY. t/l*i k »•
n e tt f irto r to rhanifr hU Hr-*
rxeeed the Vank win tolnl (or 'to
Jiitaim Pesky l* a l e t u i liittei
N
n
drivers
fur
I
he
Sidt
I
-*
bnrntl ut bait trelng played in Hit- Inin Murk Koenig al«1 |il«i Mewi
liny as a bail player. Hr had
f'ity
l.lliea
lust
y
*ur
dluve
huAral iswiwar -easun I* interior tn > nio-t ei|tiaiiy ns well
walloped the old agat* so sell
Viet
whnt we hail in iirewnr (lavs
in !939 that the Bain'.t dee til r I 1m l 0,1MNi mii |p a wi |h hu I at >»•
<itlilii t very well oinn William*
'Ore
27
Y
inkfes
lii.l
lull
(
1
uisfl
were
iflveti
fiperlHl
hit<fy*«
lo aiakr him a regular (It
el'*»er dnriag the It'D) *es»tnt
In It* 4*» lj*ke set the Florltla
S tate Dengue «n fire ami |>4' I
the Vtagie with a blistering Im
ting average of ,3fi2 to cop lbIMP'8
league hitting crow n. St. Augntine wn* a third place hall club
GAINESVILLE, Aug. I'J, (S|
Unlfolin at lliiasrcoming. Del. P.I
w n,
in 1940.
ah»
KlUti
rrHWK'Uaat
Ilia ability to be aa loose ns ria l)— University of Florida foot when the Gator* meet the Tltiami
.* •*
H
urriranes.
liatl
fans
are
going
tn
see
t
l
”
a goose, in all situations, is his
greater I a**el. H e U g ’ .w ilch '« “ "l »" “••rto ria l elegance
The tongue of a fish has no
hitter,
b atting
left handed the G ator iain,| thl* year.
Abandoning tha old military tnuaele* and therefore it cunntji
again*! rig h th an d rd
pitrhrc*
and righthandrd against left- ' style uniform of the hig pom P’"i Ire moved,—Sports Afield,
handed pitchers.
Lake I* *n ! hat and the long tniXM coat, th.especially dangerous . li 1 1 I r r lig h tin g Gator Band, has adopted
ttJtan
when “durLa
"duck* aIHl
re ntt
on ll'A
tb r fulfill'*
pond”. a new uniform for football game*
Approved by U niversity nffiri
To su b stan tiate th e la tte r sta te
ment, lluddy ha* no* broken ala, the new uniform* eighty of
which are how on order, will •••
a tra c e r rw o rd fo r run hatlrd
In. If* iu u a t preoent writing rum plat? with cap* tn Urn styles.
Royal lJue coat* with i>rver*e I
a total of 115 ru r.i halted In.
Buddy ha« been » true work, white lapels, w hite belt* ami two
horae for t h i S anford train th ii pair* r f trouser*, one pair uluts
year, having playad In the field, trim m ed with an orange strt|><-.
on third ba*« and h u plugged :* anil the other pair blue trimmed
hole In tha Fed mound corpi when in o ra n je . T lu cap* are whit"
with blue trim and orange with
it wag. needed.. _
. i l f p f t d the I' 9i»or blue trim. The uniforms have t>ycn adopted
of leading th a league in Ihr
hilling departm ent f a r the whole i»l keeping with a "southern sub
STAN COMSTOCK
araaon and la likely In tropic atomosphere" to get away
Investment SecwlUe*
from the itricU r military tyj'i
uniform
for
football
occaalons.
....
' Orlando
The military style uniforms will
and ha* th p je fin e ehlldrtn. He
BapraMtiUnr T. Nrieon O’Rourke.
continue
\o
be
used
for
all
formal
la r hard w orker in tv ery sem e
Inc.
of the word. H a drive* the San. military, occaalons and parade*
Member N. A. B. D.
where
the
band
will
perform.
Daytona Beach, FT*.
ford Bate ball Association bu*. and
Fontbpl! fan* will probably g"t
their first fllm pae of the new
SPORTS LAUGH
SPOUTS ODDITY
INSIDE SPORTS REPORT
Baseball’s Veterans Refuse To
Concede That 1946 Boston Red
Sox Better Than Yankees Of ’27
vj
Baseball lonighf
(dtlor Football Fans Will See New
Florida U. hand In New Regalia
St. Augustine vs. Sanford
MUNICIPAL DARK 8:15 l \ M.
TONIGHT IS
BUDDY LAKE NIGHT
I
BE SURE TO ATTEND THE GAME
Custodian
Funds
Jti fh« orifllnpL
me
For FUN
For HEALTH
Motor fuel thol li fufl
o f special eneroyt
Delivers faster pick-up*
greater porformonci
and beHer mHeogel
SANFORD
BOWLING
ALLEY
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�THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Fall P la n tin g s
In Florida Reach !
Record Proportions!
fw w tlaaed
P ro.,*
Pane
THROUGH
AKMINCTON, III, (A1) - The
people of this agricultural com
munity joined In an Impressive
and extraordinary roumortal serv
in' for Don 11*1nIIn j a few days
after h* died, NeiglAore moblliaed
U men and boyj and 16 tractora
ami »penl a day diacing, harrow,
inf and drilling 195 arret of Hein'*
•
he «uh*laticr is a lh|ui«| com- line’* land.
IHiurnl that first nial* » wood fi
ller* rrp an d and then preventa
them from shrinking in the dry- KNEW WHAT SHE WANTED
ing-out process.
:
tSHEAT PAI.I-S, Mont., t/P>_
Lind iilluil gave i|> hit ink Tt- One p«ir of nylona o a e pair of
-enrch anj formed » pnrtneralilo rayon*, three slip* and six item*
with .liilc von S - rnberg to put loosely catalogued as .“unmentionIhe cmiipound i n the rrtai) mar s h l e s " disappeared from a clothes
ket.
lip* r*"‘ntly and a woman’s foot■IIinis wera f i t n d a t the scene.
NEW YORK. tVP)—Walter U ndrnthal, n chemist. began experi
menting to d e v e l o p u i *j w print
ing ink, but the formula he tried
proved Instead to be u cure for
loose l< ol handle* and w o b b l y
chair legs.
•
line
f
IIELI’ WANTED IN IIIIA2II,
Notice
i n i s l a r g e s t s o u i n A m r n c s a co u rt- T I) K ^ ^ , 5 f )F M j Q IIID A TO
I c y is s e e k i n g w o r k e r s f o r i l l ; M A J t r a . MA COONAI.D. If a i
HWORDS IN T O -7 .
HYDNEV. o n - i Surplus war
ma'.urlal i* being* put to unusuil
u se * in Australia.
A man. who
bought It cupUreil Japanese tank
planned to exhibit it and then
u** it to tow his pie-stand. A
breakfast food firm is sni(| to '«•
using (bsolrlr ack-nek guns for
t y p e s Of n e w i n d u s t r i e s a . w e l l a .
additinnnl farm ers, m i n e n
and
u n k n u w r i ; W, 11
e h r u Y « ^
ALEXANDER
co n stru ctio n - w orker*. J n . m l g r a n U
a r c I- j I i h s o u g h t t o h e l p s o l v e t h e
l a l u i r *hi rin g .- . A l t h o u g h w a g e *
. . , .A ,
, , 1.1 _ .
^
wtl(„ . r h ^
n *me i* v n k n o w n :
N K T T IK
NI'OKNT . if * n v * . * n d husbi
Il l fOl l l i l * NltllVM-r 0 . 1 1 . . . o i l
jm ffm g w heaL
d g A g fa g d s
P A C K A G E S T O H .D '
JI ASCAPt aius.
I n a It* Hie C u u n l r ttl Haitilwolf. ami a.p(n«l«rr. .v t*. Hi*. r..r M|t|tci'.i
M i n i , n t F l o r i d * m o r n |>*r t t i u l j i l> n f h i d . aiul f m f i n a l illfc'hat a .
a , A d m l n U l r M n r of I h * »M *lv • |
d aarrlhvd a s fallows, to - w ll:
J * c k A l l a n Ulllon. d r r a a a a d , o n
Til* B**t t i l l
f r e t of lha
Ihia »ll> O ar o f A u t u a l . l i f t .
S W I i , |aaa l h a N o r t h ««I f*«l
J O H N XI. O I U / l N
I h i r m l o f Aar. I T a p . t « Ho.
A i l m l n l a l r a l o r o f lh«* »K*<I l a n g a 11 K s s t ,
of J a c k A l l a n fHJIno.
|h * a a p r * a * n t a a r » I h e r v f o r v In
c o m m a n d y o u a n d a a r h n f >«■ In
b a a n d a p p e a r b e f o r e l h a C ir c u it
C o u r t In a n d fo r S e m i n a l * C o u n t y ,
F l o r i d a , In C h a n c a r y , a l l h e r In p e r
son or by atlocnay on o r before
l h a nth d a y o f S e p t e m b e r , A. I>.
ISIS, o t b t r w U e . I>ecr*e» P r o Conf eaao w ill h e a n l a r a d a » n l n » l you
a n d a a e h nf you.
T h e H a n f o rd H e r a l d t» h e r e b y
d e s i g n a t e d a* a n e w s p a p e r of g e n
e r a l c i r c u l a t i o n p u b l i s h e d In ftamInole B o u n t y . F l o r i d a . In w h i c h Ihla
c i t a t i o n e h a l l b a p u b l i s h e d once
• a r i l w e a k r u r four t t l r o n r e c u i l v e
NKHilllMlRH HKK JOII
Formula Fur Ink
Is Really A Sticker
Way during the next few day*.
‘Throughout the rich F.ver[laden territory there nir ample
milcatiofu of piun* for largescale proilgction of the various
crap* produced there in auch
abundance in normal seasons.
The over-all picture for the Slate
• t a whole, g* I have indicated,
i* that acreage dt-vutVll to Kail
Cr op*
will probably ret new
record*. The final result* In
vegetable production
naturally
cannot be known until the har
vest. ltad seasons, plant diseases,
Insects — In fact a variety of
dltasterg — may wipe out a
picture of prosperity, almost
overnight. Thuafnr however, far
t h e Kg|J of I tUfl. t h e productl
outlook iippearx eirellrnl.
FARRELL’S
MONDAY. AUG. 19,
m ii i m i n i :
ir a l i v e , tb * ■*« uf
W I L L I A M R I It It I N K, If allva.
n a m e d a * n o* u f t b a g r a n l r c s In w e e k s .
t h e d e e d r e c o r d e d In I n a l llook
W I T N E S S m y h a n d a u d o f fic ia l
' ' l l " , p a g e l i e . Hem lnola C o u n ty s e a l a t K an fo rd . Hem lnole C o u n ty
l l e c n r d a , a n d If e i t h e r a n y o r all a n d H tate n f F l o r i d a th l* t h e U i h
o f t l |# a b o v e n a m e d p a r t l e a be d a y of A u g u s t . A. t l l i l t
f>. p . II B ltN DON
i d e c e a a m L l o a n y a n d a ll o t h e r p e t .
C l a r k o f Ilia Clgcull C o u r t
nu ns. f i rm * , o r c o r p o r a t i o n * c l a i m Hem lnole C o u n t y , r t n n d s
I n * ' b y , t h r o u g h o t u n d e r t h e m a*
heirs, devisees, legatee*, grantee*,
o r o t h e r w t a a i a n d In t h e heirs,
d e v i s e e s , l e g a l e e a n r g r a n t e e s of
O L L I B M. l l r M I I.I .A N aTICVKNR.
d e c e a s e d ; a n d t o a n y a n d a ll o t h e r
p e r s o n a , f i r m s n r c o r p o r a (Iona tN
C O lH tT
t ) F *1 IIK
B OU NTY
wboe* n e tn e * a r e u n k n o w n h a v i n g JOfMIK,
S K M INOl.K
C t i l ’N r V .
o r c l a i m i n g In h a v e a n y r i g h t , ti t l e S T A T E O F F IA IIttllA
o r I n t e r e s t In o r | u t h e p r o p e r l y
In r e l b * K - r b l e o f J A C K Al.t.AN
h e r e i n a f t e r d e s o rl l i a d :
( 111,I diN l i t r e s . , ,1 li I ' o d w l e
T o All W h o m | i M a i C o n c e rn
It b e i n g m a d e t o appeal* h r a
N o tice la her* by g i v e n t h a t JO H N
• w o r n b i l l n f c o m p l a i n t filed h e r e
in by O N I R 7.. MYHI> a g a i n s t you. M. o i l . I A I N filed hi* f i n a l r e p o r t
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A A m lnlslratui nf th e e s ta te n |
th e s a m e being a suit lo u ulet a n d
e a l k h l l a h t i l l s t o t h e U n i t s h e r e J A C K A U . A N Oil.IAIN dec^aaevl
h< file d hi i p r l l l l o n for.
i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d , I h a t y o u an d I h a l
e a c h o f y o u m a y h a v e oc claim f i n a l d U r h a r g e , a n d Hint ' h e a ll
t o h a v e s o m e r i g h t , t i t l e n r , l n - 'a p p ly t o t h e . ' l l o r i o r t ’hle It. t t
Hemlnole
l e r r s t Hi o r t o t h e f o l lo w in g dee- W a r e . C o u n i v J « d r .
C o u n t y F l o r i d a , un t h e H l h d a y of
THE H Ul LD1Ha JBEADTrrDL^ cntranc^to the riaca, Shown above,
360 cadets every
rear, filerpc4#naj*dHtap; tb* te st*
•uburt^ioVLthtjTlflTindtt'beiuU- emy.
re-open on Sept. B,- U one
ful^iimnj^l'n^a^DnlUd^BUte*’ of theTfloutstanding
military schools
l a n Ju l c l u r c u ;u e T r g - c r c a t l
tn the United States and I* among
H p k n L h ' ■* a i l e d ' s o t t t c m e n l
lhe few 'm ilitary achooU In the
• v .lla «* in L w f j
a
fr tu b tl n g e t, . v v v
War Ur______
parta _____
wr i.t
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honor.’dlU«Z
yiorltlal MiUUry^Aca5emy'.tBt^jct^ pa** nu»e than
STARTS TOMORROW 9:00 A. M.
M O S T T H IS S E A S O N ’S N E W E S T S T Y L E S M A R K E D D O W N
M U ST M A K E R O O M FOR
F A L L M E R C H A N D IS E
W O M E N ’S A P P A R E L — F IR S T F L O O R
FOR
IM M E D IA T E
CLEARANCE
UR CONDITIONED
SUITS
beaatlfal *v»rl C «au b .
< £*
Light and medium
and H im • U **. Now W the Un
K FA U . COAT.
Colton and Spun Rayon Print*
Colton* formerly 24.95 to 29.95,
One Group 14.95 to 1&95
One Group 10.95 to 12,95
a led by Mrs. Margaret Colvin In Indianapolis, I ml, Stale 1'iusnolor
Sherwood Hlue (left) unlocks the chains from the fret of one ol lh*
'H om e of Horrors" patients. The raid disclosed numerous attocilies In
cluding shackling of many of the home’s patients to beds aiid benches
wiUt leather ilrap i amt chalnj. Looking on ore chief investigator d iaries
It. llu n cll and Mis. M argaret Colvin.
(International tfogadjiholo}
PASTEL Shade* formerly, 10.98 Sale 10.M
SHORT SETS Formerly 12.98 Salo 8.98
SHORTS and Hallera Formerly 7.98
...... ..........Salt 3.80
• Soundi awful? Well, every
person tn Air,erica may kite
a whole month’* supply of
*oap ffi/ayaar unless the 2
cut of 5 wofuen who’ve
■topped saving used fats get
busy right sway I
.
• RsroeinW, the fats you
turn tn twtp to make soap
for you. Every pound helps
prevent, the *oep shortage
Formerly 19,95, 24.95, 29.95
Formerly 19.95 to 29.95
REDUCED
* 1 0 0 9 * Wool Coate All Sue*
Formerly 39.50 to 44.50
JERSEYS up to 10.95..... . SALE 1C
PASTEL SHADES—Site 10 to 18
FORMERLY 19.76.......... !......SALE 12
FORMERLY 12.96...... ............*}ALE 2
FORMERLY. 10,95 ............ . .SALE C
BLOUSES Formerly 4.95
BLOUSES Formerly 5.95
ALL THIS SEASON'S
MERCHANDISE!
.1-.'
SUMMER
30 LARGE SIZE
Many oI them am 100% wool. Many
stylos and colors are included—sites 9 to
44, In N*vy, Bloo, Black, Stripoa, Checks.
In fact moat colors.
■;i
• Durtag this world-wide
shortage of fat* and oil*, the
only extra source of fats to
make soaps and other peace,
time goods is your kitchen.
Ask your neighbor . . . ask
yourself |f you’re turning lo
aU you can.
W o o lS u iti
REDUCED FOR QUICK
JLKARANCE!
AND HALTER SETS
10-M1DRIFF SKIRT 5ETS
-
In th i« S a le y o u w ill fin d ju a l t h e su it you
h a v e b een lo o k in g fo r th i» » ea * o n ’g w « * f'
S o ft P a a te l S h a d e* , so lid b r o w n , C h eck *—
G r e y — In f a c t a ll th e n e w e s t lh a d e * .
MHiOtNT TRUMAN SIONt a bill creating « claims mmmlMlnn to lundls
Indian claims, and In doing so expressed the hop* that the miaiurs
*V1U mark the beginning of a pew era far our Indian cl them. WitnessIng the signing ceremony at tb* White House are (I, to r.): S*n. Joseph
C. (YMahoney (D) of Wyoming: Reginald Curry, Fort Duchesne, Utah.
of the Uncompahgre Uts Tribe; Julius Murray, ol the Ulotsh Uls TribaJ
and Oscar Cbsoman. Acting Secretary o l the Interior. {Interns IU ns 1)
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Formerly 14.98.-----
FORMERLY 32.50 and 39.50
Formerly 19.98—24.
> ' ii-.-fci
a S f . i f p- g
Reduced $20,00
20 LARGE SIZE
FORMERLY 8.95
4 WAYS TO rAY AT
v
TAN—NAVY-GREY
IN ALL SIZES^-
SLATI
POIN t T n , Y , Aug. 19,
j M h . A«|
Jfd M, Baruch, financier, C4V-A Sd-ysor-old youth „
■diservanm was planned Tb!* vM m Aalao t o ^ ^ ,
rent of the family and was from Cambridge. Maas,
e frirndx, Said LUroch: (ato was ordered held wtthm
FORMERLY 8.98
Sixag 38 to 4$
EASY TERMS
1.
2.
MATHERST
PayC ash
.
.
$10.00 or Use—No Down Paymont.
.,T ‘ .
\ iJP.
3. Over ftO.OO, 1-3 down, |1.28
Weekly and wear wMl* you pay.
4. Uywa-WaT Pkn. 8 1 Tdowo, 91
Woak until down payment Is ac-
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In Unity There I* Strength—
i Te Tntot*t lt « F n t* of the Wmldi
To f i d M * Prosperity for Saafsrd.
AN
IN D E P E N D E N T
D A IL Y
W EATHFR
P o r l l y - c l o u d y (h i* A fte rn o o n e n d
W e d n e s d a y . F n ir l o n i c h t . S c a tte r e d
a f t e r n o o n A n d . e v e n in g sh ow er* a n d
!h u n d rr» (o rm » .
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. To T riu oU the Progress of America |
N K W S I'A l'K K
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VOLUME XXXVII
E s ta b lis h e d
88Th Division
Parades Near
* Morgan Line
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A .
1908
Great Lake Ships Tied Up By Maritime Strike
Observers Say Yugot
. slavs Could View
American Military
J
Show With Glasses
w
%,
THE
T U E S D A Y . A u g . 2 0 .1 9 4 6
— ^ e
NO. 2 4 0
A s s o c ia te d P rei* L e a s e d W ir e
Egypt W ants Paris
To Grant Frontier
Driver’s Perniils
For 1947 Will Go
On Sale Sept. 3
WASHINGTON, Aug. ZC, !/P>
— Undersecretary of Full- Dean
•Acheron ha* denmitirrd the
.Yugmdav attark on an Amer
ican plane a* an oulraKrou*
performance. A rhevn made the ,
statement a* the Unjted HlaP.i
handed Yvgovlavia a rtr* and
emphatic protest,, the third that'
ha* been disclosed In two da)a.
k
Svi-iu- (tyi
“ I l l 'l l
British To Ask IJ. N.
To Api>oint Nation
As Solo Trustee Of
Area Of Palestine
Ship” At Haifa
--V.
. P A R IS . A u g . 2 0 — </P)— .
Tin* fitn -f u f tin* E g y p t ia n
lii’lu g a tiiin tn tin* I’a f i s I’cn co
( ’o iifc r t’iH c,
W aryf
G h a li
I’a s lt ii,. u la lc il
t m la y th n t
[‘’t M | i.,\vitiit'i \ { w .co n fe rp u c n
In g r a in C aiJilier ttlid itgcs
in In i' fa v o r . T it is m ea n s tim
IT a iisfcr fro m Ita ly u f thu
liigit p la te a u lic lw o c a B a r aliA am i,
yJU^li. Ini*. _ i*
tlir-—*t etit* nf iiilttfjf re a w t tilt I*s
fm I 'jTrri ni
1 la- illManee !».*Iim ii Marilin iiini S"lum i«k nbuuf
mil* Tls*
.ii i hiv
I
h* i .1
*»f> »trrttP};i*
f»*p «**u , nll.i .* i the 'iirra is
Wan* SavH Licvnsi’s
lor Will Musi Ik-1
Kcm-wt'd By OH.. I |
•*' *• ^ t
Hu m . . ' lircnec* fob Hi 4 7 Will
’*3
C" **n ilr nl II mf A. M. ..it
Tm
.Ini, Sepl '3. it wa* mu
By AHMKiated ‘ I’rean
o* lined today hy ('utility Judge'
A Yugoalar
government
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- -*
II, IV. Hit in The* ptJcn will
<spoke* nan h** defended the,
Hindi Ihe nine, ? I for •iim i ylor.* j
lja'»fcm llai.,d«an uf two Amrrin:.I y,' for ■r.linllffriirs* lltT-Ire, .•
lean airplane*. saying Yujfuiu g thu Hcritkl «lT ll>* lp i.t
____ alar lig h ts/ pique* did Ihe
THBBB VESSELS UK 1DLK IN DETROIT, MlCH.._WAIEflJL h- * ‘h w < result nl the Grrxt I ikes shlp- til hm
l i a , t-k b W » -fOf -i4>i
niIght
‘ thing.
J pi eg rlrtye called by the CIO National Maritime Unon It t* rj-i*>rtcd that approximately ten (H-rctnt of
ilii-v
in tiy
1m *
( - n i l i *i 1 t u t
I the ships "and irnmc|) plying the G reat la k m were- Inmicbthrert b* the scrihe l*trko Into, sen* ilarted* •
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n r
S tliir* | l y
t i n t it
a m i *t «U port* In Washington, negotiators for the NMU and the shippers broke oil jitem p is to .vetll? v % « «
The United States ......
* t iiiiiiii.itiiu.il* • '* I ltd- 111 !•» h* t n * iti**y Ih*
Britain tignin have |t*t M a r ' " 1*' dui,ulc
If** t >L fitli rf I?v il*** tdliiri
■Itnll Tito .k n o w ' th a t it- Ih|
«•» 1*% dh\ m**ml*"r *»f lb* futility.
nut taking Yugoslav actions
\Vr,4 .lay Imtir:! will Imv tt-tHi
Tht* *^l»^ii<.
I itV bhiVr«!
A. M. tmhl ihmmi iit»il lilWl I*. M
■ha
i In !i»t«*il »n lir.*-- «V *
ih the Balkans lying clown.
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. «n» |* M f„, ti|«|ttirntiM|i.. ^ M m iO N OK V m UETK uf uiir ni lltr itt^sut
Uil|fr» vrlm h K cypt'i t‘^*s i>» tlo- I " gu'e* *>f
About l(),000 troops of
| In \ t
In lin e I n r l i a n
K iutir I j n 'l I
»ithe .Mate of H o n d a " '
i"
ik’"
tn.m t u b m n i - dim
the '.'I uaf »ud • in a p e n a l- •
th e American H8th Division
V / I I O l a J U I I I I O ' l l l U I d l l I M V L I V c l l l t l l j i . 1 ....... .. | l oir In eii ii l.y (lit Ute ai iimiimul.il i.m .■.n.Uliiri id Idallki Is and m tt'llm k.uldalim nil'll, prT»!.n».lv tomorrow, it- i»
w h ic h with British forces
*1 nr tail I it .h ire r- ' •■Vuliiiiin- »(«'*•' ,r *P ""
........ .
Hell ».hl|> the n lllfees ante herded hv
Hie Hi it L| i mi ti tn |M»t .i h' 1 tiipjFMi ttt ii-t* uf Dili * »mi» itfi CvttiiiA i1x |»f-rt ui 1: • . |u,.p,v.<" that '"**
occupy the
tem pestuous
Fevertt) - f u r
el,| r ilo * ' t
f Ivtr* j f n.n
.* I l u d i 'o H in a h *'ut
•■ 1 . s * uml F ty p t
!!,*♦ 11.-it * fr ••*'» ** i
1.
trm r .1 |U i "• -l -..f Bardin,
li,.i*l*11 ., mi I .......uni n p i - m l- I t ' "■
' a n Whimi r
I'teinl" t
Venezia Giulia a re a staged
a l l" i ol ag rln d liu al uml *hip*j*,,,d 'tier i r l mn p'"** In Jim t,
Tli.1t t»It' Hll
**( 'totraliuh tu
n meaningful parade today in
' Alii i *H
I It!' lu i’H S*
U’ltAVl •* l 1 i l " . ■* i* u i-frrrr.l
.ttt'iidri lln- hear- fPI'1
IMIlK Kto
Gorilla. Tin* announced piirpue
tt^
.*»• it f H■I § if lli.il 1It*
TDr
loAll il .f A r m y l 1,
int^ n f i l l * - V :
wa* to honor the memliera of
. -it*
In
\ O-iftf|t*a I
-i
•h
the
Second llnttnliim of Ihe
I »•*!' i*.l tt. j
I n -.i i.' 11 f
n ,ii ill** .
3M al Infantry for It* pact m
the
Italian campaign.. Hut oh
I M.ivfiill I ‘
' f I t M,,. f t l l
■i'e III,'I
f W**fi
Dr e f.t i|>
server* found there significant
I I m a i i .C'
il
t n * i L*
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WASltlNOlXJN, Amt 30 |A*1| tiii l b * L i V f i i i r '
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overtone*:
!*• * l ifillll1*'**
The parade of in I I i I n i y Tlie iiatihii Lv naiUtis fur an Im
I ri*i* hrj*trn. ^ i |'t i t | 1 o'vet |
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•f ..... 1">
rntrenglh rami* at a time when portant niuiauncpiurni tonitthl nnj
It) 11ni *4"I \
W'll
V
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•'* i
Anglo - American, relation* with • iirthcr price ceilings *i|I Iw re
Mix
11 ni 1 i t: <i**
I kJf *
v f if r i
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•f of Jonas |
Yugoslavia wrre under a new stored for sudi majfir Items ua
111* ..n i tin pt
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l . f I Hu-1 Y«.
I iit.iKe thnt
CounticH
(train from Incident*. It wax *meal a, milk and hull*r
l S \n ny tj ff t* ■
if» i. o4*?r U
it Lift*
t \ 11Hr |pi‘lhip
Tlu- new Prirc Decontrol Itnril
held
closeenough to the *oII (l Ilr.** ,* V%lj| In- t I*
tllinntr i'* jitt-ml
.
v%m*M
I h. jtnkeai. m i t t
called Morgan l-ine *n tli.it 1will anmiuncc Its d'clilon about
Thr Tr4‘County Wurkthop tnnii*
|He i t*i*l of tl** Semin »l<i*!t**• VV.ii** hmi.f tint i
r* I
I’ntl h
Mttuim rerlliiil
Yugoslav soldier* could watch
**
Kasleni Daylight lim e, inj: ptnh'tam for tenchrth from ole Cutlftty I html* i of i ■•luiucite, np|if rvfali' tho i ih Jh m of a
! In
f. M fH rr nl eiiY. I -p* ■. tnaWli5
tp tiir
lim it
it through field glasse*. Hanking
10.00 P. M the three board Seminole, Volusia no t ( M
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trli* r nro 1 lin n i i ivi rnur
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American 1 and Urilinh officer* :
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parading for Uie first lime in .1broadcast
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"tin Statr*, rn- •!mt|wirt- HUmI.- tn the r minty vl ■rt* Ihr*
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the 3.1 months they have hern j
. P[»,u «? f^V *»»Uier officially opcocl by Mu* It tit it not single | mMiiDtii;, urn *« '
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a - t f a i u 1 i ‘ »’■I t t> | . .t M i t l
pversea*.
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as to what the hoard Iras de and the Itcv. K. I). Ilrow np• ••! 1 Ih* *.tnal. -ah*» tut *-f <*•« •I* %'*
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era! Sir William Morgan, the Porter says that shy new ceilings
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then
welrnmed
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grcUp
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terranean, of Yugoslav press dti- establish can not become effective
j**tf tiai «« ..I Ihe l'i*lr
| .mini rntMtiril ifi"' I't t l i l i i ' l ** J i l i n 1 *t|
Thi* >• f. lur the f ir**l tone, iMMiiii i'll thui lu* htiti 1*1*4*11 It mi
Fred II | iiupr rimin' of the |»i** *‘t fi
the JtajGirf fur Mt of I’tihlir Ssifi'ty f in ill tn l hit mu* --ijcrit’tl |i n, I still * i \ \ § t * il l I T M im I h 11 f K J"
patchet. Morgan said that tire until* Friday. Porlrr explains that half of , thu school.
inrifi^i *i ini-t * iiift -y tem Jtilt
o witter coil**” \ at ion o:. .
Wjlson
welcon*'d
the
73
teach
Yugoslav newspaper accusations It will take that much Ume for
JfiHjuiri*-, th*
(lull III Itwill
i ImtUfiiUf fi"|u »ili |leu,| .m* nrMk liif fit tif *ptij|M tl> ft»i thu it'fi'ii'mlum tl» f#iL- III now it
prexenl
in
t
fhulf
of
the
City,
hi*I rTVih*SjPm lUlkiiNMiit.
^ that American troop* fired first business to readjust itself to new
f.it i tlinl *1hi* fmrty m IriTiillr * ti Y i i s t l J t ] J I k s * l i t h r iW n|t* tfiMiiHt
Opir«UilV Jim‘14*11 Lo a
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mmiry
n
m
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Walter
l
uynea
upoke
in
I»eh
iff
Ammuf out-of-town retite i*m * fciir** JiLi n r !«* t*iki> iu\ I'Xiim*
J n a Veneria Giulia border inci controls and for the OPA to work
In*'! Limit* Jfilitt W.
I. 1illrij lo «*X fit filnl t •* i**i*ihlft |»*l nf tli." fat rtf f t*o ** H"lv f tii*l. TIip
Tlcnt U (t month were enlindy out the specific change* that may of tl»i countv school hoard, lb Irvt^ps Mttendinjr the ns*etiM|? «♦
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gryt was ju p ressed by the Kpetu, Cii|*t. Ififiiliiifilie, 1“ S % , mt
faler. *
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'Jr f*o
flrlMl mif
b- required.
Visit'll
jis-I 1114* m l is If nl jj
er* I list Rupt. T. W. Lawtoli « *>.. [ ,PN'i,nB I Ilf A ........ , f I lii
111 lielgrodc. foreign circle* are
| t IH>.
tjnitM •
ft. it .In i*a (*m
w inter In
*1
< <Mil | Ml 11Y 1 .
M|
i* confirm) hy 'line* in u Jack
-Naval lliilriet, Miiym t t*f*MMli* J
looking forward to a statement
1^ Vh
T§4*w**v* r
4>'i hm i*i"I
sonville hospital, w>.< unable * • f ,
Whit'd* •in! rri'it*' ■-■'til ii'T*
by the Yugoslav government on
1 hey w*»- *
.i , *11*|*b*V• i
* .'tltrO A H Y
I 'M '
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tw present.
|.la r k .......
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the
machine - gunning
of v n»
hnvu • h
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‘-Mk;
>" Jmjhiilf .*f il**
Miss llaiet tlicn lhtr(HtiH'e,l I '1 i Until*- nf tin- Jsrk.m ,* 'll,- ' i
American transport plane which
|i )i H4
111 II "t |H-r
I I I "Li tuit
■tmiiith l "uni y
Carroll F. C im btu, p ri’fe«*'*t "I t in*t of ( "milieu,.*. It 1 i'*
d r lv rr 'H 1 , • • 1
hi.ii111*i*■* lHin"
the school of education at tin •*( th*- k I* ruin W ole
r v if" to maiiil it in ^
•iM*
lv lifiht%V Lit Li liiiir
l( 4
Yugoslav* about the Army plane
U niversity of Florida who in inm I k ic -t,, Karl I *,lir*r:»,>n
....................... tuf«>
«irivij kbUh'
•Jrihi'r'it In* nnf*t
which disappeared yesterday on
n,
I
K
W
(*urM
JII,
Hirfi
l*i|irlftlKf
lit
J
introduced
th
i
rest
of
the
staff
I
of
the
Florida
Wnl'-rwiiy
lull r |;h i L|
, , ,.
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... (M'tniit some*urn to «*>'l ho ngrpltcd to see tin
a flight from Austria to Italy,
Including Dr. Audrdy Packham ' fK*®*'1. ^ a ltc , KMucnsn.uii **(
(|ri
a
, L , 11Vc em u st."" . . .lishandcl but f,.|i I•iliit* i**.ir old fion, llurokl I’iito.
ccordlng lo .a il oye.witness, a
Rolling
College,
clem.ntary
^tionl
niuisvillif
h«mt*'r
"f
'
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onF.
,liy p,.,,,,,,',
, Iha'f Him titrlifin ssn* nmv in ** ‘ *^*rfr’ jur-riitni mitJi jirt/rv- v ?**rJMvr?44riA
V.
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t
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Kicvcnson,
veteran
free
<Iay lu ll.urv ffnlKMi f •*t nif^liin f
e transport — believed to he
11 in pmhiliM* *1, nmf
frimi
lance
writer
and
puhlicilv
kx- consultant. Ram II. Moo *; of Ih** I Harry Brown, ( resident *>f '•
limit n| hi ii k tm., in .1 i
the American ship — was shut
State Department nf Fducnti" ' Lake C ouily C.namln r • ( '
I II Ml
I 41|«MU’ r«iMl|*l MIM’D** J Hi* i
14 14? m rn*v *lr»vp imlyuflt-r
perl,
now
has
Ihe
account
of
X |l**»j »l " M l Mt, 1 1
f
Lih
down In flame* by two Yugo. thi .Mayfair Inn and plan, an and Junior high school consiiltnni. mere'-. George Ware rrpt»- *
ifii-M
*»ii 111 yq 11 v .»" ♦ : i.wi
pOHnin^ r»f* • * tiiim<iti»»n i«y.*I fur ih*
slav fighters over Ihe Julim
:•>
and Dr. Paul Irv.tie of the Ain Ih* elty nf 1.resiling
nAnfi4n^r a vkiiiii f| r*s(i*t«*tit t|ftf<**l tl* iii#*n !*• duly
extensive
winter
advertising
i
*L »»
l y N f,
it )sii
I'",Alp* yesterday. This l» said lo
\\ lt. »t *hr Asti l I'i' hI
by .x |i.ii* fit**« rrnj»l*iyrr.
I*rrprogram la lure tourists to this hama Polytechnic Institute and Kitrhing and M. I. ( Iiela
;A|rt"‘
|M<
ln -rrf
U n i Hr*
have taken plnco near the Yugo vicinity,
the* Hiirldn Inland Nai*
senior high school coirs1 1tun'
i *m
Ml"
j H
kTit*till If • * 11l«l *1 , •» •.. ,* «♦. r m . fin- \ *
bind
Weber
announced
•.itM44 , *i |i| ( « i
slav summer resort town nf
K. K. Kipp, former HaiifoiJ DUIrn-t. Noah Bum i,n>t \
.'i-| |n - 1 >n r .|im <r .*,} v.'it t ii 11".I i"l»* I ■ 11 » 11 IfM
I" dll' * ...
i • • * i *• i
JI u M
today. Mr. Stevenson, affiliated
. ,*i M.< A*'* * • 1**1
Bled where Marshal Tito is un with
lenherry
represiiliiif
Giummer
and
Junior
High
Nrhn
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from ii**- i
Gordon
It.
Klwell
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ikii.ienit)
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pYinrlpal
and
now
supcrvisot
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The person who taw tho at elate, of New York, Orlando and "fluratlen of Grange count'’. -(■ "*« ' Jr nf tl» Stale Houd I |.,n
•'""I pill* lr*lt I
t-l *h uii.t hi* *
♦ i I nvil iiiilhiiM’**
m
Miami, has among other ac
•i . I».*; t*■(*■*t
If, -4 felt'
M
M*"g.
'
tack on the unarmed transport counts
W
J
Wied
repii-srninig
r c «
*f
«4 'f I't ll*
r | i - ' l l i t fx * * " »■
a valol •(*..
Iis Fli t* .
in this locality the Orange on the workshop movement "■"<
I Mf
ILoti
oi Ii* .1 .
'
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I ! .liii*
i
said cannon shot could bo heard
I
h
jyilv,, imtrikrN *i=d *ih**i hV• LIs"**|ln llutft*1
Memorial
Hospital, Orlando what '.t m-ant to teachers. t>( tic industry of the yi
|M*I M*"im ti l* * M
M nm * j i|*fi/r
f i/r
i All h I \
. . **■(
-I* fl i
I
ttlJ
Judge \\ a* Ii.
|
lA o m the ground. He said the Transit
Li
Company, the City of Irvine sfoko or. some of the pt"l* Itivcr Valley and J * lit •
*»-■ (i*‘ i ntfW) a 'h.ifK hi tn* iliiifi I lf 1-1 I ' i- I ' t I I I < i f I II* 11 Y
ilrlv ers to | •v n ti \tlicj iiMil riit**
fighter plane* attacked, and then
and the Atlantic Coast lemn that may. Iio atlackrtl it'" id the Orlando Reporter Si *,
Imiisc (liifl
! 114
Hu- VV11 nf(»r* iuiiuilfu t’Ulfllt
MiilH .Lilltft, ruKliLLini >f t i*i■T
r . »*Y**" I*
fully "Th*, 11» iv* r* t JJaiiilL'iuk,"
the tranaport spiralled down “In Orlando
Among KonJonl men iiltet-l
Line.
mg the wrrkshOp session. Ti*
biWft fni Hu* **i [►Ml I ft 1« If*' fftliiiv, Ui "iifft Ii ill
i ,| it loot hern ttdiniord by
isnui'd by tli*1 I'l-parlmeiit itf T*f i.
• , 3 » column of smoke, disappearing
,f
Having been affiliated with meeting was tha turned nvri •<» the hoaring wrre Brailey <*>i*= *
j,'..")/nl mu
of
titiitt* n*i111 iiry tl I I • ( i t
Public Safely.
} em-H-i |,.t Guard lit, ditri'lor-KeU'
Into the" mountain*. Then cams
Manuel Turner of the general e»
M. B. Sm ith, Mi\yit IT J * * " 1
*Mitel Hilt I 'lnictl try Hie firmipl ,
t' NIlRA. t i nt in v uw of
uml
t*» rrp U u i tin* NntMttiul
a ' big column of black smoke, Office of Wgr Information dur
Gut, Fred R, Wilson, Lea U t>* i
ing
the
war
years,
he
and
Mr*.
tension
Hiviiton,
who
look
up
ih**
wiiH
ti
lit.
hided
Itoidy
_*r.initu.
Bud
1t„.
, |,a
dt i nt ion and the
f*UJII l.b
'• Indicating that the plans had Stevenson came to Florida in
It AGS HAI. IAM) IMIS
MnlKhlnn Hjjij
Mix j ■"rg.iffu.il"*ii* of tim ag en ry 't
It, A. Williams, Ih.V rt WfBia...
tneistniUon;
blotm up.
l.^tnliT
til"
I MV * n f
LJiU mI u , l(#mul*uii t ’liff AbM>h IVrrv W w llny
Elementary and * a e c n n il m v, son. *H. J , t/*hnisn, II. B. t ‘"i'
work n <!cr*
The missing ship wae believed searrh of some *un ami fun.
' "i.ipniiy “I th, Fr.iiilb Ballnllnil
Wa.'.tibun, w m M ik»l- di p far cd pc ran"
While
In
Oriando
recently
he
teachers
met
in
tKdr
resprrtiv
Italpli
Wight,
Arthur
Voweli
N
l
IIOld/YWOOD.
A
us
2U
(d'l
*iiii";,. It i. now p*> -tide lo rt-*
to have carried a crew of five ran Into U otfon Klwell, an old
of
'litFlorida
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Gonnf
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grrupa and elect'd memWrs of lo*e, K>i Cameron, Fred 1 1 -»* Comedian J.iitn ItrgLual died tiwl.u
a,* tti i*-iat Mi rg.in finm hi*
men. The witness saw only two
friend who years ago worked ■blaring and social committees.
John II r u i n Icy, F. ,A . " i
In ■ Octtar. **l l/U.imni IlmpIt.iE ni" ■l*,t*-i| iiih, service at Hanford I of wlilrti Wi'iirhrff Id |"ii»l!iS^ urn I do!"" to the nigHtll/aIll'll.
parachutes drop.
on
.Ini'*
1
*,
I
li
t
1.
The
ronipuny
I ii
tub full uf rift $i bflxM.
with Stevenson for Carl Byoir
George Tnuhy, ficrdmi Bri"<*", B after a long illintta K uban "<
Murgiiii* id e as* came afte r lott e foreign sourcee In llelgradu and Associates in New Yort; and
N. Sayre, and Rolland Dean.
" Raga" Itaglund. Ute actor Had roiilitnied (o funrtinn thrnuKliniit
('tt.iidia had rfiailcngril no nn*l a y
it la plausible, in fart;
—— — — — —----tUen i|, tie--Hi*
world, Irrmi Hi*
...rn
'!>iim*l “ high aidhuF lative itmip-***
Inevitable, that Tito either will Washington, D. C. Thu* a vaca
u
()UAKK KM'OItTKD
l i,rle.w)ii' to tiroiriwuy Atiir«lom lu f /i'v*-.|
on a atrirtly
V prove a .ttiletn lit Hint Soviet
try to explain or apologise for tion Was interrupted and H|evMIAMI, Aug* 30, <A1*» A N*» * micJi shn%, a . ’‘Piummii lU ttm bon-, ami received m» coinpensnenson
and
Klwefl
are
working
Run-ia wa* using 1NRRA to
the artlvitJee of his fighter together again.
—
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Vwtanokiglsl
a
t
Miami
Im*
mrortni
,
1^
picture
role
■*«
tl**"
whatever
for
I
heir
srrvirca,
pilots.
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.
„
_
gather inform aU rn in western
Due to small atteodanco at the >noll»er earthquake, prubahl) m |n **||ooiliiim n*iut ■ tuglaiul JrAi
Before entering the University
MOSCTJW
Aug JO ( 'l l Half
. |, wa. Montan
The em ergency b ring ruiw over
of Texas Stevenson worked his American Legion meeting la.it the Caribbean area The iJer) iw n |„ Lsmi'villr. Ky
................, B ,e..sati»n U 't
ami Hie National Guard I -t og ot the Ismir untoira gram ar-rcage
'
ha-v
lirrn
iirvfilw
l
jiidi
ll»c
nttiioii
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way around the world doing free evening, wtdeh vru htlrtbutcd try wav described as heavy Ui
to liie proce^j of re-ntganun- I-. hmklinr lorwmnt to an c a t lot
'*> -tot tig hat there wn.
•
lance writing for the Detroit Post Commander Henry W o l c o t t ------- ------------ --- —
tion, (lie memlHTS nf th ti S tate Hue ad rationing In the autum n TH- !
"**’ •"* '■ '. «<B fmanre.l ex o News. After finishing the school
Gui l d rnmmartd felt that lliclr Mn m * picv. gave no (Igun-,. u t i j ’' ,M " f Jew " from Europe Ho *^vi
».
. —
.
of Journalism he was associated
..rrviict
no
longer
were
needed
CALCUTTA, Aug. T ^H A ^ -T iv e with Ut« Wall Street Journal
Ihu yield, hut luevioty* frpcirtA ue uM^tl *it that tim e uf tufini; nntla
and irquestod H u t the otgitnl- havp indtca*d a fair avcr-ige, wttli | Semitic
■MasWmx and the Itlndua .today for five years and w s , editor
vlce^onm
m
nder
xatinli
l>e
tlirhnndcd
and
tho
J|U 1 w e abooUng It out in 'the of the American Aviation Magabumper rmjv. In .vune arras
,
—---- —
mcmltcrs ho discharged.
v a ttlc of Calcutta. Brltlah
Tlic iaatcsd pace In th e t i a r v / T , .
.
. , ■( . .
.
buslncaa rtamnn
line. Ill* work with Byoir a i office because of buatoeaa
Any of the njeit who are rn- w a. Iielng twt In the U k r a l i ^ l T O j e t '1 1 I C 8 K a i ' l l l g
• patches say firing broke out i
It waa propoasd that a special
,
bauds iipraitnl
A cc o rd in g ly
manager
of
tha
Washington
Three
golden
spider
female
today In aome seettona of India's office was followed by O.W.L tnm ing be held for this purpoxo
' '' ' ■ i
tU'nl in act vice ribbons or srr- Kuban. Crimea amt Dtrtl urea.
A „ ..„ I .V a n n l.
Preachc,
has
I
leap,
placed
In
the
monkey*
of
South
Amcricon
ori
largest city, although
nest Thursday evening, a t which gin arrived from Now York r
work.
'■ag*' ns rhaperone t" tim new,, vicr stars, may iccptYu them by Kurope’s rnml important plirat . B V C T I ' T C n C h I O W I 1
the (Bullion aj
regions wlwrc tnur-lillli.i
-----------time a vote on *ew members will terday afternorn and werr pla" * '■nniers until urii lime as they c i liin! upon
Mr.
and
Mr*.
Stevenson
are
'(it. Gailowny win gmwlng
lug. Thouianda
ttlc grain crops
(-ro[B already tia
'C '1 I’AtllH
I’A ttltl Aut. 20—
1*1—llccldcitU
ot the
tia'C
20 {<
(*11
—llcr.1
be taken.
ires
aocinllv
an**plahto
to
tho
oth
temporarily
nuking
their
home
in tho east wing anil rayc *"l
ever, are not taking anr
lot a town In Burgundy France to-*
Ttlday night a t 1:00 o'clock at joining the monkey hut "ii M»n er monkeys win* spend •> b>t if fan Hint t l f v had been it-ccivcd | (>r-cii reaped
In
Sanforij
at
4
h
e
Mayfair
Inn.
Of being caujht tn another general
---------------------...
day declared that they have been
end be would be ptad to confer
She la a sporty and muxir en the Legion Hut there will be a key Island.
th te screaming IlisulU at them.
outbreak
ENGINE *31 KILLMI
wring what tlmy described
Hum,
meeting of the 40 and 9 Society
thusiast
and
his
The
I'svr
monkeys
raipc
.irom
As James Houghton, the car* "
They are jamming, the railway
WINDSOR. Va.. Aug. 20, (APi
i-rsormotti kmg pmjectllca racing
which already hokla a charter.
atattema tn an attempt to get out free lanca aviation writing."'.. t Ofltcera will be elected. Those who laLrr explained, the n«w arrival' the same firm In New Y'.trk which
An engineer was allied nr»d three w tiw Urn eky every night for
prrantu Injured last nlgtit when ' t he p u t week. TTic (iio)crUlrs were
5f“ ? hare bean members of file Amrr I- were hrused reparalely due to suppjial the Ini'* KuiV-Q. whn wns
FNGtNKF.lt KILI.F.D
minion 1-w.itbound freight train plowed rokt In Itnll nraxigr-rnt llghta and
ea a Leglan for more w a n one year the faet that established monkey* drscHbfd by Mr. M3ughtnn w.
do not lake kindly um sw cm ccri .the fidhrt amL’ m od inteiligeni
. th e.to ll of UU laat four
Into the Norfolk and .Western'* to emit piercing w td stta.
era eligible to Join.
. t“ *
daya. saying that only about 500 PRAO0R Chechoslovakia. Aug.
Cannonball jaxasenger train near. Newspatwr* In " a rts are specuand would attempt to drown them. monkey over jiut on the island
'-i per
NORFOLK, Va., Aug. IP, (Ah
woos were killed. ,* ~
Wlndsor. Tlte west-bouiul paxaptiger! lallng whether the inUdea ore
Ttorw is One exception, how Suxy-tJ wax k illd by loo nturh
b r o c k d is c h a r o k d
newspaper, however, e!
ever. to th?* Inhospitable Undenfjr klndprxs on Ihr part nf spectators A railroad engineer has W it kil train had become derailed at*d tlte similar to those th a t heve been’
more than *500 were killed
on the part o f the 'monkeys and who fed her a n ir f c l o f corn led and a fireman hurt in the locomotive' Lipped over on 1)10 ncen over Sweden in recent week*,
hanged today tn the D ntls—
Injured.
that la the ktndlv attitude shown starch candy. She also swallowed derailment of the Seaboard Air east-bound tracks. A fireman hiu\ or whether they arc simply meteors,
prison for tnaaon. TUka was
up the traclw to flag thr
The town over which th* cjlects
theology profaeaor before being "honorably
from the to ' new monkeys hy Preacher, troken glaix from a mirror thxt Line train. Robert E. Lee. The started
freight, but lie wax too late, a n d . have been observed Li railed Chatrain
left
the
tracks
near
Harnlci,
soiroone
threw
on
the
island.
femaVt
spider
monkey,
who
w
*><
The words o f “Annie Laurie''! ins tailed aa puppet mssnjer by the United SUtaa N
a t the Naval
the freight amaslicd Into the de - 1 tlllon Sur Seine, and lies northwest
were fleet pelntad ip 1424 ami set jMaaleC' H» attended hi* trial tn a .p erso n ‘ “
Center fn so named by spectators due to her There are now I - monkeys on the N. C. The railroad aeld that no rnllnl locnmotlve
.
|of Dijon.
pai'engers wero InJuml.
tala ud.
tendency
to
Walk
about
with
(a music in I8M.
'wheel
chair.
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Nation Awaits Hearing Is Held This Afternoon
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THURSDAY, AUG. IB, 1946
THE~3AflT0RD HERA L67^A N FOR0; f l ORIDA
V, S. Ship Wallowing:
disabled American liberty ship.
Florida Employees
ToReceive$153,000
In Back Salaries
seph Aspin, Is wallowing In n
le y sea about 200 Julies off
sebo nn the Japaneiv* island of
Kyushu. The United S ta le s des
troyer Goodrich Is stan d in r by but
rescue attem p ts are loing ham
pered by the rough w ater-.
The destroyer is tryinp to tal«r
the liberty ship in tow. a . slated
by a Japanese tug. The Aspin
flashed distress signal.. S a tu r
day wham her rudder was dam ag
ed. The Rritish w arship Sutler,
bti ita w ay to Kure from Hong-
has ATLANTA. Aug. I 6 . - U P ) The slate of Florida led Georgia
and South Carolina In paym ent
of sub-standard wages during
the past fiscal year.
The Federal Wage and Hour
Public Contracts Division - rep o rt
ed th a t almost fSOO.OOO in back
wages has been ordered for a l
most 10,000 employes In the
tk.— states.
Florida led with 1188,000. for
4,263 employes.
Georgia was
In Sea Near Japan
----------«
TOKYO, A ugust 16 M y -T h a
g
men rould ba Imprisoned
tor INDUSTRIAL WORKER
|
drbt; farm foreclosures were f re
ENDORSES
F
L
T
1
quent because hnny.-steader, had
"M y Job requires a stead y !
nn cash. When they tried to mi* nerve and >clear thinking; I've L
srste to the new w estern U ndi, g o t to be physically fit to k e e p .
they found th a t tl»j (peculators in step. Here's how I do it— !
had lieateri
them to the beat I rely upon Florida Livra T ono!
tracts.
to keep my system well re g u -!
I* te d ; th a t’s the secret of V igor-'
oua Health. When th a t slowed -1
down feeling begins to g et a !
hold on me, I take a few doses I
of Florida Livra Tone, then I’m!
O. K. for several weeks. Most
of the fellows a t the shop use
It too."
FLORIDA LIVRA TONE, the
Pep-U p
laxative,
deserves a
place on your medicine shelf fo r!
th e benefit o f-th e whole fam ily.
G et your bottie now a t any- Drug
Store.
IT ’S Y O U R M O V E - Here A rc Money Savers
ROBB’S HOME BAKERY
PHONE 864
217 EAST FIRST STREET
P A M A N 4\ A P p y
in t onu ur
NEW YGHK—If present-day
I shortsgev iaflation th reats and
« a jr» « rv » » e
unrest are giving you a hangIMl ATI '
over a fte r the glowing expertsIllU rtU I
tlons nurtured in war years, y o u >
can reflect upon the let-downs
„ _ ,
which have reeurrently beset the All Colored Caal, featuring
U. 8 . fp r a time after ovary pre-
Convenient and
Modern Stores-
cf llng major confHct.
TZET77.
la money -to pay
Pdth. Foreign* n trre w y "or -state
notes were used, and it had most
ly come to rest in the pockets of
n few. Poverty stalked th e cities;
Orange Pekoe
I t alw ay s m akes th e
m a n o l ^ h e house feet-
ZACK WILLIAMS, SPEN-
b e tte r when he knows
h e T p u t t i n ' ) ; ‘ more
money Into tho bank ac
count. Help hint cu t down
the budget by bring a wise
food buyer.
Terror reigns when the _
grcat glant breaks loose.
9c
Admission
40c
Our O yn
Bacon-"^tb— 43c-
Mt. Vermont Sliced
(lunntity IticM** Reserved
Price* Good Thru Saturday AuguHt 17
Oa.
Peaches
No
can
Wieners
F re s h G re e n
Dessert
25C
CORN
4l
29c
Lb>
Avocados 2
35c
Lbs
F ro th T ender H iring
1
1 I
1
U i 6 0
2
Onions 3
Lemons 3
13c
Lbs
29c
Lbs
35c
(taifkdlae
Rutabagas
M ichigan L arg e
G reen
19c
s tik .
Lb
Cabbage
Lb
TUXEDO SCRATCH FE E D .........
TUXEDO SPECIAL EGG MASH
TUXEDO BEST 20% DAIRY FEED
CITRUS PULP ................................
SHORTS
n
....................
HOG FEED
Lb
4'/2c
HUNT’S TUXEDO FEED STORE
4 >a c
Corner Second and Sanford
9>^c Potatoes 2
Lbs
lh a
Phone 358
19c
Peaches
Rib Chops
Lb
Sh Roast
Lb
Voal Stow
Lb
Voal Pathos Lb
Pnn-H eady. D raw n
Fryers
Hens
61
Pork
Lb
5«
Young Hen
Rib End Loin
Boston Butt
Turkeys
Lb
6»
FAT. FIRM MULLET
Lb 19c
VA
FIN CROAKERS Lb 21c
T K W ^ O l. k , a - S,,/VN’ MACKEREL l.h 25c
m * REI> PERCII FILLETS
Lb .19c
m t
FRESH OCEAN SHRIMP Lb 59c
' c e d e d r s i r COOKED FLA. LOUSIER Lb 19c
NEW KNGLANDPOLLOCK FILLETS
Lb 29c
NEW ENGL. DRESSED WHITING
Lb 19c
P ork
Sliced Pork
Liver
2 ibi 23c ;
Lb
P an-R eady, D raw n S tew ing
Tails
i
F a n c y , L a rg e , J u ic y
43c
-VEAL
$4<#5
5.35
4.75
2.50
4.10
4.75
These are all high quality feeds! Let ua help you
with your feeding problems.
dw eet
F a n c y Calif.
’ Loupes
Lbs
33c Potatoes 10
Carrots 2 Bch. ip e
Celery 2
1 9c
46-ox can
|
Is>ng Island
Lbs
a
F a n c y C alifornio Fresh
i rm4 Turnsui
100
Fancy
C uban
Beans
23c
Yellow
C alifornia G ravensteln
Apples 2
-
Lb
P ork N rrk
Bones
Government Graded—“Choice” & “Good”—Rich Red
P o rk
Our Own *
Mt. Vermont Sliced
Ears
' Lb
19c
P ork
Brains
■ J & v lllm
Lb
D ry flslt Jowl Dulls or F a t
19c
¥1 . .
a
H O n S lS
Club or Pinbono Loin
Lb
Sirloin or T • Bono
Lb
59c
65c
Bool Rump
Boo* Chuck
Briskot Pot .
39c
45c
33c
Fresh
Lb
Lb •
Lb
Bllred Meet
Hamburger Lb 35 Liver
■
Short Rib Tips n r S t e * ^ -
Beef
- V E A L Rib Chop.
Lb
49c
Sh Roast
Lb
39c
Vaal Stew
Lb
29c
Veal Pattia. Lb 29c
Lb
53c
Lb
** ~
■ Fresh Deaf
33c Tongues Lb 35c
Oscar Mayer
Patties
(Center
Slices)
Lb
Pan-Ready, Drawn
Fryers
Lb
Fresh Green
62
Rib End Loin
Cantor Loin
Pan-Ready, Drawn Slew ing
Whole Unpeeled
Rib End Loin
Boston Butt
Yallow
Onions 3 Lb. 13c
VA- RED FIN CROAKERS Lb 21c
FLA. SPAN. MACKEREL Lb 25c
RED PERCH FILLETS Lb 39e
FRESH OCEAN SHRIMP Lb 50e
COOKED FLA. LOBSTER Lb 49«
Fancy
Lemons 3 Lb. 29c
Liver
u>
39c
O f Pinbono
n or T - Boi
amburger lb 35 Liver
Lb
17c
Fancy Oran*. .
M t a . . r . V.
Potatoes
•y, V-er-r-y important.
gabardlna suits will make good Impraaaions. on tha
' Campus or anywhere. Aqua, Brown and Black Mwith
E
the popular cardigan necklines and kick pleated
.
*
Fancy, Larg., Juicy
.V - h
Juice
4 6 -o i can
Green
sk irts, you’ll lova th em atll
33c Tongues u> 35c
Potatoes 10 u>* 35c
Rutabagas u> 4ftc
ri.it- W
U>
O’ aag e
Canadian
Pork Reck
Bones
Dong Island
39c
t tb. 19c
Iced Tea Glaaa
With H pnuy
Tea
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la Unity There la Strength—
THE WEATHER
W a n te d
T# F ra le rl the Fraca a t the ffn rld j
^
To Prom ote the P n i i r u of America;
®
T a P roduct Prosperity for SaafanL
I t m a il*
Partly cloudy tlnmipii Saturday.
Scattered afternoon and evening
showers anti thunderstorm*.
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXXVII
Established 1908
Jews In Holy Buys
^Land Plan To
Strike Sunday
(Jars.son Plants
Action To Be Taken
In Protest Of De
portation Of Imt* migrants To Cyprus
AUC,.
16.
WASHINGTON, Aug. IB. (/P)
—The Justice l)*partm rnt today
stepped , into the fight ag ain st
jllgher prices. -~Ap .tnyyjtigallon
l* being made of price filin g
and artificnl meat shortage*—
with an eye to an ti-tru st p ro
secution, if necessary.
Vital Materials
Continue Moving
On Great Lakes
Argentine ({iiints Mark Birthday
'
.{
poses .'1-Man Board
To Probe Walkout
*
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-W‘
• w
* a
. Jv
(loiHman
* k
V
}
G erm an
C o m m o n iM*
hope
to
^pmI«Unt* hKfa.v njijimrs to br make of tf,j le g ln i reieh Th'
. waitingI lo r the major dcvflop-t American «tmiitiindrr G rneral
mnnt* expected rairsdey when Jew , J Jo**i h McNarfipy. Taiit tmfny that
pected to tiestn a non-eo-! the flrrnm n Coinmunlst parly
are expected
operation strike. WlieDwr if. will rteka to destroy the capitalist
be violent, or In the for in of syi-U’lii nlul le eet up a soclaliit
G andhi's tu>n-restslenre Idea re slate with a classs-ss snei cty.
mains to be teen.
General McNarney mode that
statem ent in an official report
on conditions in Germany. He
said the Socialist Unity p atty set
up by the l(p**inti* in the Soviet
zone is out for the sam e thing
a* the German communists.
McNarney described tin- pro
gram of the tier man Comiiiunists
ii * fulling into two sect inn*-—a
so rallrit minimum program In be
C'AI.CDTl A. Aug. If. f/V) - attained u* soon a* possible and
At least lf> parsutl* -vert- sit- I n long-rung-, tnasuntm progi.nn
today and H..0 injured in fight of IlltltnJilr objerlivea, Itnrne lisle
ing between .Moslem-, and Hindu* aim* of llic Conitiiunlils, h? said,
In C alcutta. A Jlritish dispatch nre to win |tn |j|rn l power In post
put the death lull at *1*1r but not w ar .Germany by scUng up a soconfirm id.
railed anti-facist parliam entary
f
The riota breke out during a democratic republic, Alsu included
’ Moslem
lo n g u e
(<inwiistration til the imitwdiate program a re farag ain st the R ritish 'p lan 'fo r Indian reaching land reforms in ka-ping
Indapcndrnre,
with the riiurxisl point of view.
The le a g u e —the second la rg e d Tin*
gout,
McNarney
udiled,
political purty In * India—caus'd means uncial and economic re
a nationwide' strike tor today. volution aimed “ t destroying the
8 hcpa ami mark'd* clo*eil and eronrm ir t«i*i* of the rnpitali*!
business and Industry hailed. system, mol it* replacement later
-Some buse, and can* which ltir .1 on by a planned economy. He
to operate were
tupped by declared that in Ihe long run. thr
Moslems.
German (‘niiirnunlst* m ight resoit
The cAxialtie* resulted from to revolutionary mean* tn attain
fighting in variou* purls of the their objectives.
city t!'i#plte the effort* of lead
er* cf the Congress party, tha
Moslem League, and the Commun!»t*party to muintain order.
Vil5 Persons Killed
J As Result Of Riot
Today In Calcutta
I and
•
Nationalist Troops
Fight Off Red Attacks
— P i'* |d e n t Trum an has cleared
his desk nf the work left by the
7*Jth Congress in preparation for
hi* departeure for an 18-dny vacation atmurd the yacht Williams
burg. The crulsa In New England
w a tita lw lll tw the first offiflal
vacation f"r Mr. Trum an since
lie entered the Wlttte Hm s*.
The last uf the legislative bust
lies* wa* c>.’*r>rti u[f when the
president refused to sign a bill
which would hnv? abolished the
P arker Wild Life refuge tn Mas.
sachusett*. HI* failure to sign
autom at.rally killed the measure
through what i* known a* a pock
et vito.
PEI PJNO, Aug.^ i t , m —
ttoopa say
Chinese N ational
hav* fought off ninn largeCom munist attack* against
on«* o f tha few government outIn tha outer defense of TsAccordlng to Chinese dtspatches, th e Communist* threw
lhatr full stren g th into the a s
sault, moving 20,000 troop* from
southw est o f the besrlged town
to reinforce th* attack.
The Catholic new spaper Social
W elfare say* 100,000 (Communist
troop* heva pushed westward to
within ten mllaa of tbe -capital
of Honan province a f te r captur*
TRA FFIC JAM
Ing th* tow n o f U n fe n g .
Motorists a re reported Ur have
Sw"* ‘
---- ’--- ----—
F IN A L BITKH
Had rpiite a tima g ettin g out
of a traffic jam on the field op
L o n d o n , A u i. t« . w - F i n a i posite the Municipal Rail Park
rite* war* hefd today for tha last evening a f *»r the gam e. City
noted Britishh au
author and hlstori authoritiee have m ju estad wotoan. If. G. Walls, who died last rists who park In. this area during
Twaaday In London, tn a brief game* to leave the approach and
novellet J . B.
P rim ly ex it lane* o rm .
ibed Walla as a man who.*
IN FEDERAL c o u r t
•wa* tig h t In a thousand
place*. Only a few relaATLANTA, Aag. 16, (A*f~
TtW fate a# Oaargta'a
**.wi . and frtendn attended the
•and**. Watla* body Was cr*m
W
BIX JAPS HACfGBD
A SINGAPORE, Aug, 16, « V BU Japanese war criminal* died
j 2 j» ?
^
°< Cha"»i
Officials of th* St. John* Itivrr
bine nre expected soon in 8 nnford to mskc a survey of the Incat
warehouse on U l . , Wonroe with
Itnilrond Traloint-n h i
'v o t a t th p P a l i s P oiicd C o n *
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By Stair Official
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nfillr pfti>»-ctji Tndny.
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l u stru ctu re "^h tch . X i r * . ‘l u | » » '*■ «»«* k'»ike .1.11 be ,'H fn<n»* llu n 1IBO tnrmb# r
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S otlil I ii(• icti M lnM rr
M. Slot UruL In the Utiltftl lil.ib
• Hd. .»• il** •U’f ♦i f <f ffii It
ntnv rlr. Ijin l Imt-ir that he f ir ii!fnt«’l lonoon infmbfi*
of the ovpporting timber* nearly
1**-fi l'-l4 V 1. .11* •
Il.ilm
j nrrrl |... -1|-imii£ the h r plrmhcr
rotted away.
lit*’ iitewfitieiU
hi
ih- 4 7 i1x im: •
1 meetlui nt llir I N. General A* | A*i| 111A|l |t* Ultd In TlffM
tine portion of lb , building m
•r f “ 4-1 Ut
< ,! | 1 1|
srrnhlr I,, tiler on hi the year t h r ' in.,n tln n r an emu it If*. I
i
rented by Tam laml Tour*. Inc.
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lit. .iit H i ’« 1,
hnvlrl ,i!|kiial -* 1(1 hr r*prr»>nl, ■,.,r
II llntlrm
h li tnlrlkll,.ll* ' ii Mr*. I lauflr I"r|k
»-< ;»iirc«ciitailvt- i.
Sanford. Tampa, Jacket- nvm,'w* n i
r tt«'
h e r . w lfr nf llt r I ln ri*t» S n u l m
iitifniaikMinl
itu-rti
in
m
'Ahf*rr -tn in 'ii'
1,1 T h , PStn tJohns River Line di. ! S t C U m
In to
L lS llO M
i *i N’t» | i r ' P H *
crntinuerl Its river service »rv*rsl ’
i'
,iu |,k |i|
ti«JW 111 tl|H-r.ll Kin
I. I hIu •t i.
.
-If . I il. (. 11
rars ago. At one tim e pa*scngei
rh--u arr
IdSHON. ’ortugnl A" i* Iuni i f, )i i Iv * 11
• *>t (lit1 i»rt»Jp«*tv nt
oats docked a t the wharf anil '/Pi—^Elgbl Airi-rlni nn n
t 1*. fact*'.
,
I I'.tf I... t.
l>\ U»#*
(iitr
pl'.jd hetwenn here and Jackson alram od into Lid*'ll hath.., t ■
i f i 1 I'mIi:*"I i» » ..
* <i • i i-n < ■-j.i-t a! in*;
■I - i a-. He
>i
iiurilry nn* drlvr,
Mi-.' phi** »l
\
•tiitng tn ( apt.nil
ville.
filth-int ex*
aid lhai a tin---I
day. The wniahlp* ware >• h in
After receiving thr key In Ihr liilirmilukU mid v rn n r« l t l i - a v l >«■„., „f flu* I ...... cull mg
. rplbm tl-- Mhnir'ipaliti**. have
to P o rtu g al’)! capital hv llinuii:*BHr
•’ffnrU
to
m
in
e
r
I
Ii*
*
imnitifi
fdiluif
i«
»
r
ijl.ir
*1
»
a
.Il
fiilli-d in provide t)n< budding., oil
of cheering citisen*. wlm lipr-.l up .Sniiftir.l Nirva) Aii .Slntirm y c -tn nr firr-i. U ir lr icU cni In combat* | im .iit
fn ,r ..f in . nit fn r l.mri tin- aiipuit whii It ran ptralttro
*l»ng the hunks of the T hru it«y. Mayor II J. Gut got Ii Is fir.I tifiis Ir u lllc uccldrtit.i. t fir ir r ;im * ; p U y rp i.
*
River. On* of the sp ^ m im h p - tide in a plane when bo wo ■ IMiuti ii«aliPrt Juvenile ftrlliK)Ufiir> . * - | h i w ill h n »k m e /’ iiitm n i.l the ih ne<l levrtpU'1 . *
exlled Xillg IJrnhrrl.i i f llal. taken np l.y Harry K .. Unhinsnn ih H r rA tabitsilnieiit nf Im D p -n J
t.mu T a il 'I w i'tm Im l. -1
in fleet coaimander, Admiral II ii) n bln- T aylorrinfl plane.
i-lirr- W r-k, an il t lic t r rrliK-lltlnrml ,
M I„ M.
I Ily m ,NEW YORK, Aug. 16. </P)- T
didn't tr-aliie wlml I had N o iw r:, to make llw citir-.., nr , m ,
K. Hewitt, waved in the m-.niirtr
...............t
Senator Tom Connany of Texas
while coming nslm rr from ih misscrl." *amrmr-lilrd Mayor Grit all cm nm untica aware of unvitnivitl.a.n
wh„ .lug d.vnt
boarded th* liner Queen Mary cru
lter Houston. Admiral IH-witi afterw ard "I gut « better piclnte nautili alfatn i
today on b it w ay to Jnln Secret
nf Haitfntd in n few m itnilc' thn;i
inutilly
tins
nerrl
with
l.ull.t"S«M
am
ld G ig ''JIT-’ ** I ANKARA Aug. Di M V Dipl..will
make
a
round
r
f
.,ffir<*il
WhriK-vrr n omimuitiHy
ary of S tate B yrnes a t th e Pari*
ls
‘
^
' ' j ijmi ii! I m key 1 nvi- learned Hint
Conference. T alking to newsmen call* on P re sid en t.('arm nna. I'tt>< dm in i Jh \t ii nn tin- ground." hd rtilH iu la s tlc . vlgnmua . vn.iim
City Manager It. N. KaJ'rr -*l*n men nt action,' Wahl., Mated .......... "
; (
Sra.
..................... ... Do -V d e m a n d s U
aboard th e liner, Connally adm it mler Halaxar. and Pnrlugu.
w ai ijilari (nr an air trip. Mi Micro you will find
nd the Jaycee* .............. .
7 ’ a V h e m g ....... ..
I h- g - vcrm i.enl
ted disappointm ent th a t the d e navel aiilhntillra:
ut.lrrr a.a.M hr. m*n-ber
«f the ............. cam,
, !;S|1|
rPr, aill
i, - Itirod
i111 f -, 1(rkr
'J'lei fleet Inrllab: i Hit- giant nit ttbbinsnu ami R. H Browning nt a titk " -m ® Junior . j u h . i.1 wlHlnl
I TlI i'll, tl.
.1 (Ilia,
1 IS'-*a
ference has n ot mad* more head
|iu»l
hvil
IlfpJ
in , - fin the Soviet's di-miuid for
era ft ca rrie r Franklin ft. |i.»t ■ m ating" lii'* .Sanford School id ; nt CViinnierro."' he nihlnl. "h
way.
■i|>cj[ tu nil young mci) 31 Uirmigti< *'" *
n
^"r , *i‘ in crpt.il bare m lb* control of
H e charged th a t the Russians veil. It la Inking a M -dilerran >.>( aviation.
13 yr-atii of age. It w anu nil ''In >-n th, i '-iml
th>- Ii.iid.iuallr - Sm h control
have adopted an unreasonable crulfe which posnihly may • ■ I
jniing men of good charactei Iruiu, ’ '" 'n r '••rmhltihh* par
hav,a
w .ulil i-i .- Itiy -in iikiltt.tr y b.-iiais
attitude, and declared th a t the with joint ninianiinr* » itli th.very walk Of life wlwi itCahr- I-,! *»»'• w l|l make up Ih" I urn «•;»» .it tl,* m i >■ i,.,-, door of litanbul,
delegatee cannot ta ttle interna- British Navy.
J
tinproyr lire cnmmunitlc:. Ift whirh t*nK team are: J«l|ii fvry.
Turki It "iiin -. .rid that la*f 01*1
tonal difflctiltJaa Ilka Ma bunch
Th* a r r i\i|' of the American
liiry live nnd who would like th Sitnii-er, A1 l.ynns, kai McCall and i the reply I, Mill to Moscow, the
= 1
Any
veteran
in
need
of
servof fuaay aehoot boya.”
ahlp* a t Laiikon wn» vinve-l •<■
t
l"a rlr roll Ip Iralnlng Uu»t only Hie Hamilton Bint-e 11 war f n r o w t jn ik id i E.-rt-Igti n ffire will can*
r f f r r r I.f rhnrgc) in nny of
th* Porftugueso prrs« a . a 'M r|,
Hint all aiOidtraps til tl'* emir n rlllt fil'ii Hie U nit'll Slnh'* Slid
Jayrr-ryi ta n offer "
c fallowing entegories U rrie
forw ard
toward
altVngthenlng
will tie thoroughly cleaned during Great Britain. A m bassadtra Ed
ie#lr*l tn visit th r nffire of
U. 8 . TROOPS TQ TH 8 T 1 KY
que
A tlantic policy On whirh the fa
the golf tooninm rnt,
the rrop'imdblo agencies llsterl
win Will tin of tbt- U nite I S tates,
INVEHTIGATION
h
a
l
t
e
d
I,ion J e r Meiseh of Urn pro Dir David Kelly of B ritain a n J
PEIPIN G , A ug. 16. W V -A lure peace of the world now d r
below:
pends."
ice
Is
rumiiuln-e
r.-portcl
that
lh-i
Coordinator
•—
E.
B.
G
arter,
special Inquiry team Investigat
Iiin ton Mmigr.kfi of IVaiice called
TOKYO. Aug
The Jaji
A tlantic Nuiimi*I Bank Build nurse gow rnm ent today dissolve j I.ions a te i"ndy to build a lisrla-- at tin- Turkish torcign Office
ing the am bush slaying of four
c
i
,
pit
at
Mullet
Ijik
r
Pntk
as
ing.
American Marina* southeast q t
today, tu t made no comment on
the Japanese committee for in. ,
Employment — U. ft. EmPeiping la a t Ju ly 19 have decided
v -slils tln g cause, „f tl,.- I*m if.r 'Hu, ; ' w,n Kemiritiln
“ * ,° " ,y hporlstnan
f T '- T Wor'Assuci** f " " " Ih'-it .!• ctit>alons.
Moytriciit
ilcrvlce,
11
2
North
to call A m erican soldiers and
war. ThdA* «ii* no explanation.
Park Avenue.
M arinas who •unrivnd th a am
b
P H tM IT (tiriA tN F.D
Earlier, the Busxttih memtsif of aliori th at the park Is put into
Vocational
T
raining
and
Edu
condition.
bush to Ua<lfy. Lid»r, a liaison
the
Allied
council
for
Japan
lu
s
catio n — T. W. U w to n , Court
F red Bell, local aulnmoliile ileal*
teem win go Into . Chine** Com
A. (’ Blsrhntte
*
rcrommended th a t General M irDue to the resignation t f I.
,
m unist te rrito ry and confer with E . Tew as ' vice Commander i f .‘House.
A rthur get rid of the connuitt-e «*r and, Ray H erron, citru s grow* Gil) permit In e ire * '* (Tve room
Assistance.
Hospital*
cr,
were
welromed
a
,
club
mem*
local comnumUers.
home st an rs tlm llrd ro il of
Campball-Lossing Post Nn. fi-l of
Irat ion and Slain Service- Of Tiie British inem turi' said 'to Iwr "cub Lions.’’
■w—
II.OCO at the nmth-weal corner nf £,’d
ttro American Lrginn, the Post
doubted the wisdom of approving
ficer ■- Contact through Lloyd
NEW R U S S IA * PLA N E
Park
Avenue srvt Fourteenth
will elect a new vife-ccm m anihr
th - group. However, the IIS
“
a OfF. Itoylc. County Seivlca
Street.
member said ho s a * no kround
fleer, Taknch Building,
U , UT )—Tha a t tha business meeting a t 8 :»'»
fi MOSCOW,
GOL'NGIL TO MEET
for objealon.
^ Home Service A ssistance to
RneeUn
naw ipspar o’clock Monde* cvcsing nt th”
.. .L ,.— . . . . —
MBS. FULLER T l) SPKAK
rtarvirrm en, cx-Sorvicemep and
Legion
tluL
a
new
Isvaatia
Mea. IMn» (itlr* Fuller, forraet
'{he Townsrnd f ’ouncil ittrtiibcM
their Hr|iciidenta — American
L.
I1BNHEK
RH
TI'RNn
Mr.
Tew
rvasiy
tint
d
p
i
In
Hiplan*,
Red Gross, Lake front Boule
.Slate Highway Patrolm an L. nl the Fifth ('rjuttt cm Ion a I DD* meml-rr of the S tale 1egbi slere
th a t his
busJncM will ki-cp
of five, fact...............
ila busj
Th* c ra ft
vard.
C.
Bender returned last rw n in y trict will meet, a t the Court House and acllre leader In Orhiodo a f
.
tram p o rt bis o^it of Sanford much nf the
•nd
Veterans A dm inistration —
from
York. Penn, where he had Sunday nt 2:00 P. M. W ayro B. wi.men'll urgsniiatior,-. will apeak
Urn*.
One
r
f
the
duties
of
the
Th* deelgnthr*# tons of
artin M- Rudich. S h e riffs
been called ’ following Ids one Alberts, Florida representative, a t the 11:00 o’rloek Sunday taoreln« rrrvle# a t tka ChrUtlaB
Throngs Cheer As
!American Vessels
Mayor Takes First
Air Trip Over City
S
President Prepares
For Vacation Cruise Senator Connally
Iocavea For France
WASHINGTON, Aug 1 0 - l d l
‘ir •
V
U. vS. Junior Trade Body Approves
Affiliation Of Seminole Jaycees
they do not want from w hot*-, fn auothei
trike, at 1’ie is
Milors, i.-i order to g«t fresh meat. ' wireless to Vrt* York, tlte enmSome meat wholesaler.! are aaid p a n y h a s -n b n u tte -l
e,,mpr -nilie
In be moving into the retail aild tia tto n plan !>* fa --ra l ron<
business. Tim an ti-tru st division tllinlnr* w ho have l-een 11 yina
m m t ascertain to w h at extena to settle Win- Jiapi '-- witf the
this threatens the survival of D IO A m tlr tr a a Gonitinmicnt i-<ny
the rorner butcher, v
Aesi riatlon
W jtn ls
Th« Justice P ep artn w iit Is i n i
t* 'a u k i i r V i * prom***-* in - *L
;.
{*•
__ *-1<.k,. i.■!.* JO- ,0,1.! 1
*VCr.TV^tfwi*
‘ itlnr temaU'S-v(h(> |p ||,f,p being withheld from s ?t up to1 deride wMrin r li
m arket In au atlem ni mi,-,,, bad vt*,latr*l ti_, c o i r .,e,
In foree OPA either to Jncro**o
the
.m
iv ,« r,<,-n
■w
| i m i l i , y.
s six
*1,, *k alto
ceilings or drop them altogrber.
,,f |g .tiscHntK. .(
The Civilian rroductlon An binge i n tlii- dtcisi-.M ■>( ih>- | ,
m inistration has been pursuing el: A fter this imilti-r wa ,!i p
this angle for some tim e in no r-tl nf, arb itral ion w aild ^i--- ■
effort to av ert a threatened cub op proposeil wngtr reduction-, 11
lapse of shoe production.
union has n et vet ium>* any i-oi
ment mi the propo it
Mranwhile, n s trili i lliri-an
t-d on tin 1 Ron (hero t'l-tft >
toad
system.
Eiglii
th ■,
inembrb* of the H»nii,r-h i
St Johns River
Line Officials To
Inspect Warehouse
;.
.
It’ll MWW row bttw trn oast and
i ilivi \'i.--!ijnsKy insisted .that
Reds In Reich
Seek To Set Up
Socialist State
R E R U N . Aug. 15 id*) Tim
cnmliiani)rr of Am rirnn oceupa•iutial foirca in tieruiany lias summrd up his view* uf what the
V .
W ill
t o III. ■ - o i l t l i s t r u e t t m .
<•>' Mill ........„„ t h r I . .r a t
num ber ut -complaint* of p rice l-U k p |) , 1k|
cnr
A to th e Island at Cyprus. 'D rlU tn S tein (shovel o f'N e w York, had f ilin g ag re e m e n ts on o th e r item s i § ,
, te .
” has decided to hold firm In Its bought the h a ta t I* M rtal Products
" ' 7
.v ’
-m
policy to atop Uicjrat Immigration Co. ,It tr s i sold for f j .000 plus a no longer controlled by th a O PA.
h r Ju stic e D ep artm en t official I I1," ‘ ' ’VL h r \ , n m‘
"""
of Jew s from Europe Into Pnlck- percentage of com ing* over ten T
ileclinrd to na.i.a th^se in d u s trie s ,' J"'. ' 11 ' 1" .
tlnc. Consequently. B ritish military year* not lo n e r r d SUO.OOO.
h
u
t
th
e
Item*
specifically
exem
p*'<
l
,.l“
>
»
"
"
‘V"
H
, “ ,
forces throughout th e Holy la n d
ted from price control a lo n g w ith ' « * "
-f
nre doubly on the alert. They not
A n ie n ra ti-F la g c a rg o
m e a t «r», d a iry products, fuel, I ,h r
only have th e task of enforcing the
’soybean* and celt m iam l.
The 1 vesuri* „ . i< i, 11,
Im m igration blockade but a b o they
final say on rl.itnpi.ig ceilings* lit. ring til,' mr hi I Ill *4n i n *
are faced with the- th re a t of a
j ilown on th r« e pro,)ucts now ts 1 an,t A K ,*f I m-ihiu ii • > in* •
genera! Jrttl.th uprising In Ihtlesup lo the th ree-m an d r-c o n tro l 11 b* l fight ». ■. pn I " I tin*- in
tln r
| hoard, which concluded fo u r (lays | lh.-troit. Ilm -M -t. itir t ‘t<* cl dm
Ul
sA llJllt
I : N11 t 111 M > .
t h r 1t i l l *-a r ti 11 I |i i t n l n |t l f t% I h r r r
W ord has been received from th r I
jiif h e a tin g , y esterd ay
| ed A, I ,«f I
u|ip-,it in Mine >t I* n u t I n n InikT. *»l |Uirrir»s %ir
\ n g r f i i i i i i t r l i In Hi l l n i f I ti tti)
^^Jew lM i cll> of re t Aviv that njtThe J .ls tlrt D epartm ent i* in - 1 ,l,k** " 'm - . . - t " - m il, Mdwu hr,. M i H i i l t t tiy |Mi%«ne !**» tin's. |ii« l i i r r ' "t t l r > § v « n i | l i l m * * ** *»» •|Hiti*l t t ( 4 » •( *■
pfoxlm atrty 300 lHr;. 11 Jew ish Im
If«I«Ml illott ll
vtpitignliog ronipiaints th a t rr' ’h i t - hr-ohm aitn lias tui-n -ft I It r <|»| III f r it til Mi 4 nil Mrs It4l»*n iHlIlcrftli
m igrants landed in Dial area d ttr-j
ing th r night m.d disappeared !>r-: M c N i i m t ' V S l i y N ' C o i T l - tailers are forced into making j ’ ,'1 "h 111 D, i">u wlo i-- Ifniott
' tle-ln purchase — which means i D"-.sidrn( J,. ejit, i m i an an iv cd
foro tlwy could br npprrhctulcd
j •
. r[1
In Jcrusak-m . young Jew ish men
ItlU n fS lH
v* r l l l t
10
they nre forced tr> buy articles j '"day.
railway iJiups Hour
wviinrn ircetv rd Hie
th e aam e chargr-t
rtcfendanU M in th e
nejitaiicea w rrr proof nslimsaiUm
-DtH’litres
P A R IS , A tijf. 16. (/F) —
Tilt* RiiRsittit ili'li.'jfftti«i> t o iln y r m t k e t l tt ,<i>ttinif f o r it
foree Health Laws i‘..iviiOf. Soviet i)ci«>Kntc An-
to a strike In protest n p u m l the Joseph S s s rtr, representing Henry
deportation of J e s s from P.rlcslln? i M u r r a y Garssou, t h i l J u n o
on tlie H atta
young Jew iah
eeiltm cea on
not meed th «
W tien ttw*
H JewUli hym n
-*
Beds Insist Only Na
Officials Plan
tions At War With
ICnemy States Will
To Crack Down • Vote
Cojninissions
On Food Places
A Justice -Department official
,
. ____. \„
Hi, ( l’i
JERUSALEM, Auit Hi, (/!’)
working jm_the study JUdnud
WAMll*i.H»\,
m . m r r t l . i l o T Y . . ) " 'W.irSern
^(Jjpunday "will hu a big day
th a t alnce O f1A m eat controls
LilUUI v)lU.|9‘UP(tl iU> « *n:«*
w a re -ta k e n --n ff- b y - t ’ongr***, the
in thcH noly-isim
th c-H
lj'-isimt-^not
t^ n oV just
ju st
agrrrmrnt *i|h ClirrMrr (or
d e p a r t m e n t has received m any
— —frtWT a rnligioBg^atandpimr
p« ration. Thr unimi {i| m»-jiUiu
'c o m p la in ts
of
v ario u s
illegal
— but because on Sunday
to act "I ere nmlrarrA » il it «ilhrr
tra d e practices.
A good IliatlV
In an tthrre runtract a u|lh
the National Jewish Coun
o f them have come from w ithin
othrr ruirpanii-* permil re-open
cil has called for the start
th e in d u stry , which show* th a t
of a non-co-operation pro- at tiie opening of a ba»k- n u - n t h an d lers frown on th e j ing to »»gr tint. e*.
trram.
" *
>rnplcy hrarlng 'In Federal Court. illicit o p eratio n s and w ish ’to j
have no p a rt o f them .
CHICAGO, A ug. D- V l't- T h r '
This action will amount I ?“ *•?•*
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br
He .idea th e m eat stu d y , th * j shipm ent n f .......... ...
n ii.tr
Destroy Capitalism-
NO. 238
Annoclated Press tensed Wire
HMG
u.s^Move^ToSoviet Demand Creates Setting For
Fight Against
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New Row A t raris Conference
Higher Prices
Justice
Department
Investigating Arti
ficial Meat Short
age, Price Fixing
WASHINGTON, Au«. II, (/»•>
—PT rsidm t T rum an has an
n o u n rrd th a t h r may n k
..CangTro*. in p u s -special- U |>
'leU U eo pcrm Jtllrtf the* erflry
of b n p n n refuser*—InrlurtIn* Jew s—Into th e United
Stale*.
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SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY,
I’lirkcy ls l*n!|iaring
Kcply (o Kvd Demand
VctpranM Service
S
L, E. Tew IldHignH
A Legion Official
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PACE
TWO
Sa n f o r d h e r a l d , s a n f o r d , F l o r i d a
the
The Sanford Herald
Welcoming- The Brides
FRIDAY, AUG. J6,
DAMNING NIAGARA
, ,
Many communities these day* have n chnncc to demon*
ntrnte practical International yro<sdwill to newly arrived
residents, the foreign-born brides o f ex-GIs. They come
from France, Tunisia, New Zealand' Chinn, England, AlKiers, Ireland, Belgium, Norway, Iceland, Italy, Poland,
Australia. Some will experience jtrent homesickness, but
the majority will adjust themselves to the country which
has always absorbed people of other lands.
In many cities and towns parties are being stayed for
the brides to welcome them and give them an opportunity
to meet other young men from far nway. Newspaper
and mayazine pictures of these nfwcoitiers show them
a good lookiny lot, a fact that will make theirr neighbors'
reception o f them all the more cordial.
—
American soldiers seem to have been pretty good
pickers. The brides' letters back home, reporting local
friendliness, will he a tyasis for round-the-world good
feeling for the United States- ns important in many ways
as tile mor e formal conferences of official diplomats.
1946
IT ’S Y O U R M O V E Here A re Money Savers
*
G A lt AC
Wanting To Know
llrra U I* ■ m m I•»» *1 T»»
"Curiosity," they say, "killed n cat." The alloyed
fact is not well authenticated, but may be accepted ns
possible. Cats, in spite of all their cleverness, have 'fro.
<|Uently been known to yet themselves into unnecessary
trouble, nppnrantly because they wanted to know som e-,
thing they were not quite sure about.
|
1,
llu* all Uie curiosity .o f all lh e animals in human or
FUIPAY, AU<iV»T '*• ,a,B- (feline history t o o t h i n g in comparison with the curiosity i
'
*
r'vrt'
*
' of Ithuman
11 m n n l ibeings.
nitu^u
IT
r n n f Uwore
n l ' i . nneeded,
ik m im l
l lthe
i n i ienormously
lin rtiiiiliu ll' I
If nproof
difficult
and
expensive
quest
for
knowledge
of the be
B IBLE VF.K8 F. FOK-TODAY
havior of an atomic bomb would surely settle the argu
ment.
’
.
". . .
*•' Man, is nuTiihimal wliich, a b b /e .all Uiu ’olher’ jininmls, -WANTS TO KNOW. He is ko eager to acquire
knowledge that scientists have named him "Homo Sapiens" itr ‘'A!im tlie Knnwcr." Slu-aklng in g eneral, ijy al•wnys {FftHln-il«T-WfTr^flra~w lia l ’lM^ n ilg on nrttr and far,
and to store the facts in bis memory.
That is what has put him where he is in knowledge
H IM M i;ii JtAIN
(F‘»um Spirit)
amf mental power, above tile other nnininls. And tin ’
T ho nullify wind
b n itliltM ly tremendous quest for understanding about atomic energy,
• mid th e w lils|itr of l* » W .
Al>d th e so ft ra in wiudiv* th e pollen perhaps the most wonderful of the instruments used by.
• dow n th e stretch in g llu ic e i of man, is one of tha*most striking examples in nil human
history.
corn:
,
i
in
lira r iiM **k»»a I* »«rl«■M llM In <hr
far »».11. . •( all »»«• aw *#i»s«
« |* II . r
» i* r r« «
a | B ifcia **i*»* »»4
ra t ■***• »al>H*kr4 hrirla.
>(< 1* rra.hl< rB ll« " r ■**i h I S i i h .rrla ara *>•* •*-
Sparrow s nr® eptssblng hi puddle*
under •team ing flunk* of the
•o m l.
*
,
,
And worm* In mornlnit not through
th e swelling sponges of lowtr.'
Tho sheep dot? crashing the brush
rouses u covey of quail
Who ahatler the dawn’* wet cu r
ta in with the rapid thunder of
wing*.
The man in the buckbourd is tu rn
ing a ahlninu fare toward the
iky.
Dna raindrop rhaulng another
through the seven wrinkles of
laughter.
Green la the color of joy where the
tim othy raises its banner*.
Beckoning the rabbit* In w arrens
beside tho fleldstono fence.
NOBODY DOES
ANYT«ld6 ABOUTit
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Shaw At Ninety
SHIIIFP .Michael Mulcahy of Chfrogo examine! a rotor blade found
between pages of ‘Treasury of
American Folklore," a book which
William Ilelrrns asked h it ynsu*peeling parents In send to hlrfiMn
hi* J^p cell. Th’e blade wot found
shortly after llelrcnt had been In
dicted tor the slaying of Mri.;'JoseOhinn Ittwa.
(IninW lli«.<il|
BY
WILLARD CONNOLLY,
Speaking of hick towns, we mv
w h ere all the big stores in Jack
sonville open a t 10:00 A. M. now,
close a t 6 :0 0 P. M.
C o llrcto r’s Item
t'nses of pedestrians who ult*
aceidentnlly knocked down by
automobiles are bud enough hut
when u m o t o r i s t dclU>eraiely
drives over to tho curb t« ktioek
down « pedestrinn he Is liable to
gel p u t In jt/5 for i«> day* as
was K rnest W, Wltkosky in Mi
ami who knocked down tine OlttuiVi
II. Mills, and injured him allghlly, and then, according to w it
nesses, got out of his car and
struck Mills with Ids fi«t. The
defendant denied everything and
*aid thnt he had riruvr *«-eti Mills
before.
•
Excerpt from cu|lrclion le tte r;
“—and If you don't pay up right
aw ay, I nm going In wrilu all if
A fter a lt> day period in Hade
Jfour other creditor* and tell them County
during which no case* i f
t h a t you paid ;tw."—Itotary News, polio were reported, the disease
A drian, (M lcM ____
claimed its 100 th victim, a 21
year old man of Miami Beach,
Frntfeii W hllehair, UM0 candl and the l l | h victim at the Beech
Down In Key West there i* n
lively f e m i n i n e organUation
known as the Jayshees who mu
planning a big dance tonight for
the benefit of the Municipal Hos
pital.
T here will he jitterbug
and rhumba contest*. Bo far, we
have not heard of arqt sim itar
nnnoumument* from th e’ Kiwanslices, Jlotniheei or Uonq»*«».
tost ha* been made,' returning
G il, o r th eir brother Mirvlca men,
deepit* th e ir youthfulnee* and Inexperltnce in political affairs
are being given their chance to
run th eir citiee, counties, states,
or even the nation, and th a t In
our opinion is all to the good.
The honesty, the Idealism, the
energy to g}tempt (he Insuper
able will none than offset their
lack of wledom, loo often gained
at .the expense of the re fm b ln g
courage and honrety of youth.
• *" ■
U tbefe h*Ve to be gamfcViri,
It Is too bod Uitro are not more
gamblers like Florida's E. JL
Bradley who died at hi* Idle Hour
r a m In Kentucky jh * other day:
Col. Bnwlkiy was one of the
first who msde his wsy dawn the
and desolate coast of 1
’aim Beach's golden
before there w ss a
h.' W i railroad going
I of the small f ra over
i a t roulette. No one
d to enter Bradley's
w asn't a millionaire,
o lost could have hi.
Kt. - A ugustine'* City M anafcr
II. C, Gooch wss recently crow
ing over the f s e t th at the coun
try '■ oldest city had lu«n listed
among 14 United Btatee cities of
over 10,000 population with Im
proved fire protection ratin e.
Only 14 cltle e’ were given this
improved ratin g , he eaid.
n Hip tn New Vink In- intend* to
lulling to D aytona' lleaeli to live.
The University of Florida at
Gainesville hn» approved e n tra n ts
requirem ents' of, 7,221 applicant*.
Housing facilities are available
for fl.bfht of these and Cabinet
approval lin* lioen given to Piusiilenl Johii J. Tiifert'a request for
61,200,00(1 to provide for lh« ad- U. f . 6INATOR James Mead (left) of New York, chairman of the Senate
dilb-nal 1,000. ( I mp hundred m ar W*r Investigating Committee, Is shown ns he conferred In Washington
ried Veteran* an- living III F'lavet With Attorney.General Tom Clark (right), ofler turning over to tho
Villa gu. 1 Iu. i-1 II will house id latter data and Information gathered by thc-Senatc prubc group Standing la George Header, commlItco cuurucl. (International i'oundpholo)
more In September,
■r.
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FLORIDA
»
B . L . P e r k in s
:
CORRECT MEN’S WEAR
*
STAT1
T U F S .T B F C
' OPENS 12:45 P. M. DAILY!
09c—Children
46c—Adults
SUNDAY AND MONDAY!
Attend the matinee*
and avoid the crowd*!
Last Times Todayl
DANNY KAYE
*
Wonderful Values in ~
*
BACK - TO— SCHOOL NKEf)S
Noiv. while the sloclu aro fresh and assortments are
complete and before the rush sets in, is the, time to
equip (he youngsters for Uieir return to classes.
“Wonder Mon”
Saturday Only!
DOUBLE FEATURE
Lovely school dresses ■—<
solids, plaids, stripes, color
i■ fa»t, washable to please the
E SAME PROGRAM
Ex-Cuban president, Cun.' Fulgencio B atista was recently photo
graphed Id D aytona Beach, hold
ing a prop aail fleh and posrd
w ith a battling beauty Cram Bir
mingham, Ala. He wa* president
of Cuba from 1040 to 1044. A fter
rA R R K I-l-’ S
TANSAND BLUES
Plain or Herringbone Weave
SHIRTS........v
1.31 * 2.82 - 4.02
TROUSERS
3.40 - 3.98 - 5.10
GENUINE
HANOVER .UNIFORM
TROUSERS IN TAN OR GREEN — 5.51
r
1
short staves —- rayon
anil cotton, sixes 2 - 14
Priced from 1.40 .
Beautiful sweaters- — ’
100% wool. Pullover,
cardigan and novelty;
knits. All sixes.
2.98 to 4.98
. * H»rl 91*
00c — DOUBLE I
\y & Saturday1
Raymond
Hattan
“Gun Smoko”
-Charles A rat, Veda Ann
Borg
“Dangerous
Intrudcir
,JUN Glff>: RAIDERS”
Roy Rogers, Gabby Ha
•Trigger”
“Sonjr
Of
Arizona1
»/ ;
V
V
.
°°]
~ “ >,Hd co]on »n contrast piping
vy, Red, Green. Sixes 2 to 14.
8 .9 8 .8 .9 8
t \
and wool. All rises to 10.
. • is- * T r : T T r
cotton twill, corduroy
Fin* quality sox in solid colors tn pastel and dark
shades for school. Boys striped sox with elastic ( o p s .
• ,-V- ’
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28c to 39c
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FRIDAY,
L
AUG.
■
16,
1946
PAGE THREE
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
.Miss Carol Jean Nix Honored With
Miscellaneous Shower Yesterday.
Miss liinehliffe
„
And
Personal
Activities
^So c i e t y e d i t o r — C c c d i. Truiuck
Social Calendar
MDMIA V
The Woman* .Mivtioitnry Union
of the F ind Baptist Church will
ho hi* IU monthly meeting at the
fch u rch a t 3:30 I1. J|. The topic
lo r the meeting wfll J>e “The
O rient" wilt Mrs. W l>. Cardlticr
it« n leader tif Circle No. 4.,
The Sunbeams will m eet at
3:30 I’. K.
Tlte Junior li. A.’* w ilD unut at
3:30 I*. M.
The , Dcpcitdahle Class nf t | ••
F i p t Methodist Church will meet
a t. the home o f Mrs. Iliu o lil. A li
nt
n lc ty . 718 West H r*l Street. »t
f r ’OO I*. M .U ith Mrs. J . M. Ian
until .a* eu-nos less*
Honored With Shower
Mrs. 11
Mi
I a n d Jean
N l \ teltn-e a t r y -l.il f i g i u m e
flanked
by
tnai i n i c e to Dabney T. H ardy pink e r y s t n l c a n d l e s ti c k s holding
of
Kome. <•> w d l be #n * .cut w h i l e ta p e r *
\ i m m a t u r e bride
<d
Vu.id in tlie Kii»t H.ipt'*l a n d g thorn w ere .i|so p t a e r d on
' I'fill I »'ft H.| ffttllMI f tj w f*K .1 n»U 1li i" Irtlllc
Kdu «i v - C“ * lav all*
wmn
\
tlrliruHiji
lit* coiir# v
t
i In- li«»t. *’ of M»* K 1 "•’fir'll \*y tin h m l r v r f s
T ho*c
iVoHvfe iyi 'K jMomhnir t t | f 4‘ Mi# M N i Icvr*
Kf JL*i,' M*i Fail.
K. W hitten ami Mr*.
— TELE. NO. 148 Ilul*.*n Smith were hosteises on
Misses Iloolihatt And
Methvin Entertain
.Miss Geraldine liinehliffe. popttlar bride-elect. »»» honored on
Thursday afternoon b y MU# Bat
ty, Hose ttnollhan and Miss Jean
Methvin at the home of the fo r
mer. A pink and green color
»chcn>* was used in decorating the
party rooms.
Conte,Is were played with p rlira being awarded Miss liinehliffe
nnd Miss H ard lloulh. Refresh.merits were scrv.*d to the follow,
inn:, Mis* liinehliffe. Mis* Mary
Touchtolr, Miss Jean McTeer, Mis*
Dec
McClelland.
Miss Krfiily
Mathews, Miff Judy Jones. MW*
l.a re l Routh. Miss Methvin. Mir*
Houlihan. Mr*. J. R- Hoolilwn and
Mrs. 0 . C. liinehliffe.
. DISCRIMINATING TRAVELERS DEMAND
"AMERICAN TOURISTER or UTS.
P e r s o n a Is
Mr., an d Mrs W t, Stoudrninlre
are spending u Hirer weeks va
cation lit Camilla. Oa.
„
Mr. nnd
Mrs
.m
A B, Mahoney
llirtr Rural Mr»,
liave Iiad ua
E dith B a r n e t t of I>.illas. TVm j , for
several days.
Misses Lurille and Ituby Shav.
er of <Lenoir City, Trim, nrc
guests of th e ir aunt Mrs, S. J .
Davis.
Rev. und Mrs Martin Biam ot
Wej»l Palm Beach me vIdling Mr.
jUtd Mrs. Elton Moughtbn for sev
eral days.
Mj1. m d Mrs, . WlL.oii Newman
tiavr returned from Clrniwm. a
C. where they have been visiting
for several weeks. They are now
a l their home bu Lake Oimra.
Mi \ «4*ii- VCilltant>, Mi-**
\ J intMI. Mr#* Matriy .Wftti, Mfm. M«
IVt* . oil. Mr- llc i'ru .lr t jo in || S m i th ,
Mrs It
P Brooks,
on. Mis. A. It. I.ovojoy and Mr-. J ,... \|,» |t. |[ llcck. Mr*. J. M.
Itol.-. R* hostesses.
Brady. Mrs. t i l e n n .1. Wimhl*h,
Komn* »d the
B«r|aliono* were tils. George U. Mtd’all, Mr*#
littrat lively ileeoiated with vari David Speer. Mrs E D. Drawn,
coloiid summer flowers.
Mrs, ( lee and Mrs. (». It- Davis*K. I* Ihow nlro diteeted an.lg
\l«u M rs A
K. K trs'eltcr,
llilo- amt al **1 a "*keh lung m , Mr*. K san. McCoy, Mrs. C. C,
lilt' burnt! t't?*1 itU llt^ L
Vlfn, !• 'Sanders. Mr*. John L. Miller,
S. S r l m a t i avuI Mr#, KI*ir Hat- Mi*. Christine Stmidenmire. Mr*.
K. It. Clements, Mrs. K. W,
J iff w ife [ lu* T im lf'i vumiiTn.
L
By CHAItLOTTK ABAMS *
1'lie g i f t s .w e i p
I tie i lt n m g r o o m t a l di*
(■iveittl w ith a lin e n tj
Xitnlt
-veJili'! tai. ,.
ip n ’gshtier.t. o f |jh)k .itijo
i-ftl'n* J«d«P» A't Club This Weekend:
Many Golfers Usinj? Summer Greens
Itu te ld if
lle .i l . S o u t h e r n
frosted
mint O t t o l i u t e h it j 'b n . lt.o:<
Com ite llnteloit-iof. * S k ip
Julv S‘* will Ire ftvailplde at th e son,
Mis* KIDabcth Dyson ha«.'_re,The unfy tro u b le is Uiul mtftty >Frfion..|e - C o u n t r y C l u b e n Soil-. W h iU c y . U l m t i r .. W 'd ’L a ^ - Y'h'
lurneil from T urkey ttaneh, O r o f . u* l a n 'tjh in k of anything to B.vv* afternoon for club membei I -av rll. Mr*. !!■•>' W i|lliUtt* a n d
lando where she was « guest of do with chicken but broil or roast #ii,I guest*. At th e h o u r of f* UU Mr. nnd Mr* \ t lliii! W illia m
‘ Mr. ami Mr*. L. B. Mcl#*od, J r. it. Then* me tut* of o th er, way*, !• M
Anil F u n ! H. mI y \1
(iF,I Mi
j u le p will lie , e t v e d to
! for several days.
just a* * good, and adding that pa* h ,*f thosi* p r e s e n t " *n the A! Lyon*. 1 i* K«l|) ifi il l* K
imich nesled touch of variety to h" i - ' tty M a n a g e r a n d M r, K.
I \ <•»
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I
Mis# FVnnces Mahoney and Miss
IVliiicrii* K l* lii* it.Hsi . I* \
f i l.vvj W ld t n e r.
Dorothy Powell have returned the situation, line* are* lvv<t:
i It d r It. T e r w i l l e g a l , clu b K"lf Kutim, M r ;uh| MiU atl ll«i:
HUM I t ) F I H C H I C K E N
from 'spending several day# In
g c n lio th a m . L. W S h u m a n . W
Jacksonville MLss Malumey vUtY oung rhickeiHr a f a n y s i t e m ay p ro , a n nounce d t o d n ) t h a t a p
I
Itakv?
ted her alint. Mm Wilt Ryan ansi be fried T he usua l frvinyr sixe i* p io v .i n a t e ly 70 g o l f e r * Imd play- T , Mi'Alpitu1. t'«»l
Atlas Powell nisi) visited relatives 2 ' j to ll’ i pounds". Chicken* u n d e r t*,| the c o u rse , n f a r thi* week. a n d S.gt J o h n 'I D.ikei.
Tin
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l
n
um
ber
while o n n buying trip.
A lso Dudley
t o n ntn g Irani of
2 tx p o u n d * an* usua lly t p ia r t c r c d
o f g .d fe is t h a t th e c l u b has had O r l a n d o . W a lle t lluy.no-, J r . J .
_____
for frying.
Cliickon* o v e r "J1-*
Mr*. Fred T. Alexander and pound* a r e di.*Join***d a n d c u t Up In anv .one w eek s in c e it* o p e n W A ltm a n , J o h n J v n . M r n n d
M u . Andrew C n i tn w a v . l b
*od
Mr#. FI, 1 1 1jua t (let cut ’u’ 4 r l iff r.rd to eivo It in t'J pie, r*. \\ belt rut i n g tall I ieeetobei
lli.i-e playing included II * Mrs. Fliichri MiD.imei. t
1
to their home* in Charlotte, N. up fm (tying so* that each p ic e
C. ami Chester, S. C. yesterday. ha* its section of *kiti to prevent 11st n*|. Roy H oller. H a l l y T**oke, Hotishivliler. D. U > Setm .io.
jltigh W helehel. Si .la m e - Itidge. Roy
...it
Williniii-n".
I
t’
They were called to Sanford meal front drying.
Cole, ' l i
a n d Mts. nod "
b Bat t o ld
when the condition of th eir T o Fry •
M I all.
1
i . . . . . . . Thur**f im F
father. It 1 liaM tson, lieeame
Dale *••
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N!
1 Kill* • 1* 11 * *1 fl ,f fliHii inl*» j
i I ■■r lit*!, If f 11> Mi 'Mil i i’ Don
rritical,
Follmvoig the funeral
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p
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service* of Mr U arrum i, Mrs, 1
\\ Kobel I l .'i n*
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Alexander and Mi- IJunltlchnuin j imv M cih I 1 > tvoM* fftiM • *•'» papI I
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their respective home*.
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l e g I V I O C « I”
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ivlirtt Italv*-- ,iti lit
h fi»|N'i iittm* <»f fa l i# i 11-! Hnl
t ' hi k m u d . I ' l i
Ivv*.
to -*m IHUM* l V»Hl»r
Miss Mlldrrst William* wa* tmn- Mtaiich,
.Hid ,111111 i t e l l "
. tm
n i l in ii-ilI i**‘rW#
oree at a party recently celebrat
:!, S t m t iur*rtt t»ifH *»
utz/anl'*. ht*flrl*
l * !! !v y , iilitm f 1 ’
ing a birthday at her home on Ikilty |«*h« infut V |»trrr* tf» IMJ*
! Lit i|y*r nil itiii
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la k e Avidly Hie guests rnjny*vl
n tin iJiff'ki’ll Lrmiii# Avoid
1 I |..x **|*.H111
H u L II I rl IK ‘ I
drinking cokes on the lawn mid * i rciwill h t i*1*!? ! " i i ‘•kill*®!* if
1 ! « i( * p f i f « f i
UlJwJM
j li l‘.| III Kf M III! •** I I
later In tlie evening a three-tiered j m m i ' i i r y
Is i • | H * - u H r y h i m l | * . |
li Ml •’
♦•*■*»If
I * MM'
raae »«.-• rut and served with 1 X \ n hih. m n* f h f c k n i bnr<H.
-ah
1 1 : ♦*’!» h
hot-vw '.uber et'l-*‘i*.
AIRPLANE CASES
Tan, Blue, Brown, Beige an d popular alripra bound
in (op.grain leather with l^jilher handlct and mclal
filling*.
ALL METAL STEAMER TRUNKS
w ith covered Iray
IpuncJi
i Lmvn. nSn'jl
ri*dt»ra
H r v r m l plftA w r r f
MI va f|^ f
until
William;, a n d g a m e s a n d crim p j er. 30 li* Ml mltmfek. depeniling
Jlngtrig were e n joye d by all T tio-r
,,
t ’„ v e t it/W D
pre.vcut wet e MUv Will lam s Mr
1K1|, ,, ,|
| , e |,i
m fo. i*
a n d M rs W M W llllaias ot l a k e J ‘(i
Aslrtiy. M r a n d Mr* C t Mourn v
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36” Size .......7.:.............-....................... 22.92
3:,-°°
Cecil and Albert M imiiry, Mr
Mrs J W Rie h a n Is, bcallr
B ew rly R lc b a n l# . M r, a m i
U R R obert# all of O rlando;
| All Metal IxK’kers .........
17.95
Fibre L ockers...................... ............:
and I
*1,1 "• - , " r.
1,1
,
a n d ! »l'oon» or fork And M>'»*n
Mr* • **»«*»• to ceok evenly
/'v -'
Mi . piercing w ith folk.
fi. A dd t t o 2 ta b le spoon* w ni t
• lt d Mnt J . K e n n e d y o f Hinlotrt.
Also MU# DortrUiy tavrey of | e x - k f o r r covcrilip. especially if I1-1'
tngton V a , M r. n n d M rs Harold r a n n rd lie covered l l g h t t y "i J
Vroomaw m id Mr a m i M rs Audv b ird i- h e n v i i r t h a n ' P‘"U"i
Marsh of l a k e A shby, M rs J I
7 t h i r o v e r ’ last C' inmul*
K e nnedy sit Dublin. O a . MLss Min
r«*-ri«|i »Vin. if dr-lieil,i n V h !
Itle llutlt (hili.HH o f H a nfnid F n l<n‘i (nikt-il Kraft, w* • 11 »• d o
1 1,
MKll Hat Hintons of th e H anbo J 1
| M. (|
‘ (All Pricef Include 20'"* Federal Tax)
SANFORDJEWELRY
AndLUGGAGECO.
Nnvftl Air UUtioti, Eflmnnl Msitvii- i* i t h t h e?
b II of Sanford.
ruiiuit«*.
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r h k l **it
K«
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M. Lift f r i r j thlrkTH I" Imt |»la!
t#r, l*r«*|*ur«i J frn v y liy niixitiR nnlk
e r < t« a t n w ith p a n tfrippiog*.
To T e n t : Cut th ic k e st p a r t of
a n y pice# t o t h e bone. T h e m ea t
should c u t *ju.,ily a n d n o pin* i
300 SANFORD AVENUE
thu
f ite,
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T. N ew by.
Mr#.
wa# t ‘. Moore a n d t h e h o s t e s s e s .
Mis* N ix was p r e s e n t e d sever
al pieces o f h e r c h o s e n • r y s t n l
f t;)1‘-the~drosl>^*e- a - - a * VTTnem.
I'tithce o f ’ t h e Tvcvaalun.
’
Christian Church
( 'onjrrcjFational Church
Kpiscupal ( 'lunch
Mctlmiiist ('hurcli
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C H U R C H
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t o m u t n Juice# vinvKHr «»“ * wnl»ir.
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MIRTH A N N O U N C E M E N T
Mr. and Mr*. H. O. M clntnah
announce U v e'b irth "of a daughter,
LymU Anne, oil A ugust M at the
F en iak l-lstu g h lo n M em orial Hos
pital.
evte:/
VfLVf Tf£N AW VIAID
wool plight T
TROTH IN TH/5 LOVf
Of A SU/TVELVETEE/V
BELL- HOP JACK-er
OVEiR A FULL DIRNDL
SKIRT OF PURE. W00LVLMD. PRtSHfA/EDWITH A SPANVLbVG
WHITf COLLAR AND
YARN 3UTT0JVS.MACK,
BROWN AND GfjEEW
COMfl/NATfONS.
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SERVICES
M INNA LEE
441 Park Ave., N.
Winter Park
M rs,
Ivor foot
Bryant. Mrs. (I. If.
Brown, MrA. Knncbeon K. Keen*
er. Mi»s Betty Jo Block, Mrs*
Lisle Bailiff. Miss Janet Boyd,
Mis* Dor is Mi (’ail. Mr*. (7. H.*
Srdman. Mrs J C. Mitchell, Mr*.
A i Williams. Mr* John la^.
Mi- J M. Slim-etpher, Mr#. B.
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Miss M. Williams
Given Itirtluhty Party
26” Pullman Cam- .................. . 17.16 up
21” Matching Ovcr-Nite Cane .... 12.51 up
18” Matching Cane .... .................... 14*22
lueseutei!
Imhoi.T in
novel way.
Mi*.
J. i Mitchell and Mr*, l-ovejoy.
d ie e l as porter*, am i carrying
ttvi» Ittrgr -tittea-e.s followed Mr*.
S J’. Nix. tlie proverbial mulherin-law
m in the party' room.
\\ hen the -Iiin uses were opr1lie.I
the many g ift, wen* shown.
VICTORIOUS PRISIDINTIAl CANDIDA!*, Dr. Mariano O'pIna I’ere*
(len t, S3, lake* the oath ot other to become the first Conservative r a tty
l*revident of Colombia *lncr 1930. The o*th U administer* I in Bog* 11
tv Dr, Jore Jaram illo Uiraldo, president o tth o Colombia Congrrs A
Joint sfMlon of C ongreit yvitnewed the Inauguration. lint* i miiiumi!)
MENU
Mrs. K enneth ~Mrtjeod, Mrs
M artha M oflltt an d Mr. and Mrs
W. S. Tliorton n'tumevt yesterday widtly uviiilftldr the rauntry over
from "Daytona Beach where Uiey this summer I* rhickeit—because
have spent Ua* j **m two weeks.
it e ffd id , a nice, light, good-for-
GGPGE
ALL METAL TRUNKS
36” Size .............
Wednesday cvenitfe at a china
shrwer hunming Miss (Icrnldiiir
liinehliffe, hridc elect. Summer
flowers were used in *>.*eorallnir
the nami* of the home.
Came* « -ir enjoyed and prices
were a war Jed Mrs. M. McAVlX*
ander and Mr*. Oreti Smith.
Til use enjoying the pArty with
the h>-iioree ami hostesses wer*
the Mii:*'s .loan McTeer . Mary
Touclitou. Joyce W hitaker ami
l.ucille Hillman.
AI*o Mrs. L. K. Arm strong,
Mr*. Marvel Rlraulswopth, Mrs.
L. J
Hatch ami ^In*. Vida
Thomas.
Also Mrs. T. 1*. Cnrsnn, ’Mrs.
UJora Whitten, Mrs, K. I. Al
bright. Mrs
M. 'Mt'Alexandrr,
Mrs. |tea Jlillm an, Mrs. ft. C,
liinehliffe, 'Mrs, O. I*. Wade and
Mrs, W hitaker.
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10.
THE SANFORD HERALD, 8ANFORP, FLORIDA
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PAGE FO U R
!A rk a n s a s U n iv e rsity
H a s 17 Y e a r Old Prof,
UEGAL
IN
A I* NVwpfeatur®*
SAN
ANTONIO—At
17
CO URT
N O T IC E
OK
Tfllw
An old Scottish custom , called
fpr the bride to be bit over the
fra il with a currant bun by the
groom's motlier.
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JUIMIK, «U>I|NC>U: U oUN Tr, F l o i i i h a : IN U lU M IA T K
Pet
t'a m rro n will Lo u coll**© p ro fes
sor
In r* (h r
PEN ,
Tt* All Wh«*m 11 H o
Mis* C am rrin will have (hstgu
of mi equestrian course at the
t ’ldversUy of Arkansas.
She ha* i-een re try in g off blue
S u tle r
Ip
f»er»l»y * *lY*n
that
I’ta n ff i IV*
fll««l
flrml
irjHiri ms Execiilriji «f the r»UtW
Of W, JL Tfllfr|»*t||, |UH» rfllON.1, IhM
*fnr filed her im-u Uoh for fliml
ribbons w ith fine )utr*e« of th e
tv. I., ('an •.'run via bio hole ever
f i r s t he wan ubl e itn a jh t>‘ ride.
d ls c t ia r ir r , »tnJ
th a t
sh e
m
II) *n»nJ>
l*t 1lie I114•nw *l»Ir l|r W* AVA11Mi
t’oiililjF iu d f r r»f Hfititnulr <*nmitjrt
Florida, on the Itlh day of «*{*-
ll«-r luteal exploit* iiul do lo;»
hnrioif nt the Fnyeftcvill ■ and
F ort Smith. Ark.. haise show*.
I4 m b * r . I f l i . f o r « v p r t n iil of m ifc r
and fu r f in a l. t l U r h . n a «
trill o f th e e s t a t e «»f \V. 'J . T l t l f '
U e e eased . *•« t h is IS d a y of
A u fftia i, IM C•
So im p ressive was her (r-'iform-
nnce lit Fayctioville whelo the
University of AI Varus.- is lo rd ed ,
fliriula if that tfhocl cmaloyed her lo direct th>3 equcjtri
••ur«e_which currie* Col[«fl
PIANO TUNING
And REPAIRING
of W. J. TH1U-
llr f f a n d .
At prrvrnt and for the U lt IS
yrara In charge of piano work
for ITnivm lij of Illinois and
Cable lla n o Co. a t Champaign.
Locating at Kantord about
1. b a r e orders for work a t
Mwic Box.
K fU H C K H W. T IIK IK E N
K lo s Ir U
W. J.
of
th e
e«t|ite t.f
t lf f f lir d
situs her riding habit In hep *;tut a r mill occupy thl* th a n <>f up
I lr«-.|
i <ji»it«tli n.
or
mpyla'
ii
ilii’iilil be Middle in s t e a d of r butt
in this caw .
At A IfICIAt INDICATION CIRIMONY, Bishop James F. Cassidy (left), of the Fall niver. Mat* . Dloerie, li
shown blessing a memorial altar at SI Kranct* Xavier Church In Ilyonni*. Man. The altar was given to tho
church by Joseph p. Kennedy, former U. S. Ambassador tn O rest Britain. In honor or his son. LL Joseph
Kennedy, J r , who was killed In ectinn. Pictured outside the Church (right) are (I. to r.): Eunice Kennedy,
. P. Kennedy, llishop Cassidy, Mrs. Kennedy, J. F. Kennedy , } , F ilig rrv.ld, Teddy Kennedy, (international
*.
Ynkp"- id'/- ^rii
VflOnhnd Mullet* of Sydney wu*
t a S T B A T H IN G B EA C H
FLO R ID A 'S
0 V.K RN TG i lT
A C C 0 M M0 D A T I O N S
dony irdtlsly
merit.
ill (if it kidney ail*
llls * m other
letncinbered
ip in a N ew V u r t I f ' . '
dlk-
,if li llki* Tao- that had ic-
£im c!ckk/j^-Qzct
id -t« r-b rrth m ndg-fntm W
fdp~,*;dut;i|s: 1 II ih !*,'»k. ' Bled
n Itayibund unit li*- Incline
2
LOANS
W ANTED TO |
HOItltOlV I I ti l t h W lltilth
p r iv a c y
i s iitiS l* i:r n :it
YHI ft n a tu ra l dimlre fu r piivacy
in money m a tte rs i. KirieUy
n peeled h e re.
F riend) and
relativ es . u ro
hu t uuraliuned
n t-m t yum c re d it.
Vunr »emj il t ,) r r
nr
b u 'liie n s
a (iiriiiU*i
will not h e a r of >*,ur (wuoiiiil
i»Il.iii . T h ere is no chumi fur
M iibiirrRw nient.
IteiiMiiiiihle cred it req u ire m e n tt.
No l o - m a k e r s un
A ROAD In hynnf. Ill , Is sprayed with D.D.T. as authorities experiment
to determine whether the Infantile paralysis virus Is carried by Dies
and mosquitoes The entire town was disinfected.
(InfrrruNhntoI)
BA CK TO S C H O O L
niitm-y loan*.
II tilt IlltKSHES — thi
flu/tily skirted, basque tup
ped kind she loves! It a yon*
12
REAL r-STA I !’ WANT! I)
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SlflNH
Klmw cards mnl
- »!hh*S SKIN
It. laindress. I
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uii,I fiiii'liiiiir. Cli'Uiniig and waxli,;-. N, .« (luurn autfaced to pur.
ft-. Iiim. til,I I lours mnite like new.
The increased
numbrr
«f car*, un the road In
crease* driving hatard*.
) "ii ran lie financially
secure ugairuit them if
your are fuliV prqtectid
In s pulley in ■ a«und
Iniuranre roiupany. Wr
u ffrr th a t prolrctiun! ’
SERVICE
BEYOND THE
lifilt 8K IIIT3 — an me
pleated, nnme with front
fullneaa. Some with bells!
Wool. 7*14.
3.88
CONTRACT
IIK it BWBATKH8 — all wool, and as wide as she
II. M. (JI.RASON
I,nki, Mnry. Fla.
ebler.
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\ in ; mtivh
Otluudu, pi
H. JA M E S GUT AGENCY
it
phone joo
SI 1(11’h l. \ Ml-MOIt It IKON
• H ldV h-lT. INC,
5 ARTICLES ! >1
LAWN'S m o w e d .
Iteasohable
prices, Jerry laird, phune 7BbillTATHiN It
ctilnrar imtl L.
IfOusi lltiflitl^IFi
Plltrn.i I
,'AIIMm ; t,i i*u!,,iiii*bile uwi.i-r*
mid drivers, .'In sta te s now have
v
srYict lti»s ii>ip"*uuf lieuvy peniilties ,»n in,l im its who cannot
|my n juilyiiii-iit for Injury to
others caused by their automo
bile*. You nre inking a grave
rlumee if you drive or If your
automobile Is driven in any of
th e se slates - unless you nre In■urrd. See u< la-forv* you take
a trip Iis your car. C. M. Boyd
-I h-i li i ! Ii"p.’,.,i
iiiiviiliur! It..*
t**-r=|iiTiiyi
New .....
o* \
J lo lly sin,i,| ! , .
■ini
l«-U* •pttngsl
i i
Liv o tlo c lt
ft
film r.M'.'l
PIlUTOfnt.U'H-S
yuur OKS'f piiotngiap
made nt
It \ V,Ml IN It S T i trio
In |III ,| j .. /
I'j,
NOW, you can hav« a
TANDEM DISC HARROW
For your FORD-FERGUSON Tractor
KLKCTHIf’ appliance repair* —
we repair washing machines,
vacuum cleaners, fans, mixers,
sewing maehines, T ro tter Ap
pliance Service, .'101 W. Hecotul
IIU .P WANTED
HI., I’h"tw_ 1001-J.__________
Ormuirui F- rd Hub Foipa, fit
lii-lii--in Funis,
8 TIIICKI.AND- MDBBlSOiV,
Inc,
ta t St. a t Hanford Ava.
ln|j d o w n i n
(iood op*
AND RK C O V SlED
piirtunltjf for advancement. A p
ply in own handw riting tn Box Your furniture will Jook BVe
new, will wear b etter th an aver
WHITE woman rook nnd huusa*
kicpar. 10 2 1 Kim Avc., phoiw
choice
material
fur flg en crat housework, *^BA
______
l i v e i i p M ^ r .S r w S
pay, gnud working condi H f llt Bark Ava.
Phone t;W-W.
K IN Ft III I) IIAltilW Altlv t o .
r x i 'l . l l l ' filing of MWS, lawn
mowers and knives and scis
9
W ORK W ANTED
sor*. Penny post card to A. E.
Phono .‘II
tTXPHItT painting—contract or I Cady, (lux kf>:i will bring ine t •
hourly lot sis,
Phone tirognn
your door.
1164, r / o Hanford H ardw are.
TRACTOR CO.
W ANTED: driving, p riv ate o r ?3 NOTICES—PERSONAL
vumtl truck, full o r p a rt tim e.
Mi,Mb ngod, professional driver. SAVE 2Be out of every dollar
you spend for fire, w indstorm ,
fi..s WWK e /o H erald.
automobile, workmen’s eompen*
satlon, burglary, liability and
WILL care for children in
oth er kind* of insurane*. YouTI
huit'j by hour or week. 1
( • A U I N - I tt f t x 1(1 f t.
wheel chassis with hitch.
knd painted. Beady to
*£75,00. K. M. U o eh ,
cm 4
Wired
move.
Pnol.i, 1 0
B u s in e s s
14
Opportunities
LUNCH counter hiulucas
equipment, lhlce $550.00,
1 / 4 H. 1*.} on© nil-in t/U li.
W. It. WILLIAMS. Itratlo
t-Jm*
4)6 A tlnntic Bank Bldg.
vdth
Jess
1 * , LOANS
eard , $1.15. Wn have A Root
stock rff l* tte ty “ radios, new
. ____ ,y © u r purchase)
HNANCE
nndjisci!. KiActflc. S u n h e Co*
automobile©, truck* amt oh
cn| equipm ent th ru U. M.
WOOt) law tcra (oi* aale. 21 K
Co. ,
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LOANS
MADE
------•FltO.51 $10 TO .I3B0
fnr
.
strict privacy) f»»t s»rvh
"FLORIDA LOAN OO.
;0S Sanford Avenue
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LOST & FOUND
lO O S S e tn f o rd A v c .
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D1CLAMNO h b eons w m "Ude try
ing to play et International finance,”
D avid W arner, AD, retired New
York merchant, ad m its to reportera th at tw o Of hie four eons w ere
involved In black m arket grabs. Tho
U .S . Arm y Criminal foveotigatlon agents say the Warner* oper
ated a worldwide black m ark et
ring through the boya in Berlin,
Paris. Shanghai, (international)
mmr
O FFER S
IX)ST: Iauties yellow gold
jk g rirre d w rist w atch. Kaw
li M l
2.98
PEAKING — W t
4yle shoe Ikat’a so
cnfortablfL'S to 9.
lAlHT—l ta rn : U nde acetylene
tan k No, JC205730WK U lw r*n
EltU rprtse ghd Sanford. Call
_JM nfm d 4006.__
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LOST: Ladles yellow gahl en*
graved writ'it w atch.
Phone 4X3-J.
Bawayd.
rm w r? — -
J1AUUWAHB t o .
[Its fo r tn u u p o i
need fo r ro ll in
X a» »if. A foU -auc
SN A P.SH U TS-printed, developed,
enlarged. We copy old photo
1 1it,N(J .MAN, pr -ternhly situtle,
graphs.
hi tv., i-ti i,i;<v " f la and 2 i>,
NlhHOLLH STUDIO Komcr kuowltahfo of typing nnd 220 Meisch llldg., Phone HDD
1,1-oV.iii'i'iiinj; liesirahie hut not
alMtolutoly essen tial,
DAUOHTIK of muitl-minionalro
builder, Paul T. Stone, of Bethesda,
Wd., she gave up Bile to a ( 1.000 ,000 gift lo m arry an Italian violin
ist, Mntteo Mejianoto. Today Mcrxanotals In a critical condition in o
Washington, D. C. hospital fol
lo w in g threo o p era tio n s. A nd
Claudia Stone M euanote, 111 from
brooding over her husband's con
dition, was recovering from an
overdose of a drug given her for a
sjcmach nllmenL ((nlem a|lonal)
PHONE 827-R
-4t PONTIAC
condi linn, goo
U k e Mary, I
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PICK-UP A DELIVERY i , CASS1
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FRIDAY,
AUG.
16,
1946
TH E
SAN FO R D
H ER A LD ,
SA N FO R D ,
FA G L
F L O R ID A
F IV E
,Sanford Continues Pace By Downing Gainesville 5 - 0
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Bisson Hurls Five Hit Contest;
. Feds Move To Daytona Tonight
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H e ra ld
Sipotl*
body
Sloan,
iigh thn ndvd
iioiit..inn«n, has I en sigrn-il
h j'th e Sanford C elery Fed*, tie
f -n tin g to an aitnounrt-ment
t.i*l night
hy
M anager FM
le v y . Sloan w a r in u niform
last evening when the i-d c -v
F e d , Feat ' tile G nini-svltl
li
Men nt the M unicipal Park hy
11 .*• to 0 »core.
F d iliir
T h e triune was hiirhliithtetl hv
some b rillia n t play afield. T u t t
unaKKerf. what ■emin-il to he, n
■ tre Lose hit out <>f the clouds
front th.* hat of C -M n n catcher
O 'N e ill in the fifth lptillt(C. M et G a rv e y ,
Gnim-ayil'.*
shortstop,
' “ rubbed'’ Jodie H u w fng tnn“ o f a
h it In the Seventh w hett heNiUihl.n l the sphere a fte r ju m p in g hiKh
in the i^lr.
Sanford opercMl Inutilities in the
first fram e when they scored n
1 | t t 1l , i i O » l « l l y i i - i m - l i e r . p o s s i n s u e d
”
tj- T u ttfe who - (iiiim p tlv elide
second hasp and look third
nil -overthrow hy a itrh .'r U ’N eal,
a n .in fie ld — g round
liu d d y l.nl *.- and e ii'o e i! hy M ir
anda ullowed the Fed tally.
T in - Feils scored attain lit the
fi u rtii wltetl l.ul.e singled to rig h t
f .d d , took second on a p s w s i'
h u ll, stole th ird and scored on an
e rro r I >' th ird hu- -m an S m a rt on
O: •n* ‘ r jlo ti c V infield g re under.
STANDINGS
Orlando
SANFOltO
.Sr Auguatitle
Oelotml
I’alatka
Oaytona Loach
Leeshurg
Gaineaville
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Y e ste rd a y 's Results
K A N F O R D 5, G ain esville 0
St. A ugustine I, Orlando -I
I'e l-o n d It. I'o tu lk a
Oaytona !leach IJ. Leesburg 1
Games T m la y
_ SANFORD ut O iijtona Heath .
■' Orlando at 1‘nlnlka (-1
, Leeabtirg ut St, Align Stine
fto k a o li
Score Iiv innings:
G ainesville
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FLY R O D S ....................$ g .50 & $ ^ 5 .9^
SPLIT BAMBOO
SALT WATER R O D S....................$ 1 9.95
W A T E R R O D S $2-50 & ( J Q .5 0
----------CITY
I FLY REJELS..................................... $2*65
■ OCEAN CITY
(without or wilh level w inder.)
S A L T W A T E R R E E L S $g.f>0 & S j j j - 50
NO PFLUECER REELS YET BUT PLENTY OF
PARTS!
Large Selection of Favorita Bails
FOR THE EARLY FISHERMAN
ALARM CLOCKS
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Th e S anford IL -m l.l riili-rr.1 on
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W lth the few men tbu l were interealed in p la y in _g softhnll who
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id h rr tra m a In the c ircu it to give
extra m en to tha llr r a h l nine the
Newam en fielded an a g g re g a lli n
that pUyed
fair ball. T h e y .
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iiisla led a n d a r t u b ho u se with
W hen Ty C*d»b vui* in his heys i h f f l u h s t tfanu'A. Uurintf t h e |m%t
re*| r„ am facilities bu ilt.
dnj*. ho u r n oiip of !hc finili**!
week* o f piny t h e y h a v e won nir**
f f IIH t, to I* . *b *ll
XViM* hi*inh* liltR*-e t o t h e l a i g e ioioi Im ,
n i n l e s t a a g a i n s t no defi-a l- T h
is an e o viable u-eord. In a id i pel sons t b u l u se llo- field -I,. .• I i l i f n l i b i 8i... tf.M m tin- v%a\ * In m
i* no r e a s o n w h . ih.-i. , ,
, ,i | (|g. ,f„ii I pi-ef tfiii pi-orli Wit 4 brill
to will all o f I heir I 111a llo- p u t
1 o n **** *, i 4, (■ ,i m i ' 1* ini m I 'X"
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furiiij tiu*in«*a iilniul d at ..ii t hut use (I • p a i k . |...... .. *i .
\ t i i t :i,,*r
bn - i cl i r »M olid
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U ill if-V ,4
\t h* I I'O*. 1 4*1 . b*
p l a y mi the field
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llo- h e r t te a m In t h e lengio1*4*1i n • # i fakiittf hi linn* w he n
I'he ( a r | w n l e i s ' U nion e lllr)
l.i Ihcse th e ie is the ‘ n . . ..
i || mi ^ u l iftiH'tolr trip . N ot lootf
hall Leagu-* f o r men.
All in ,-d ago, a f t e r a p a r t y fo r wotm de.l )
in tho le m u r had a m i,.| u n
>t \ »-1e n i o . .ft [biddy G uU 'fM lioit- j
fo rtu n a te ending In m ld -w a ttm . ■ thf* *nftbull park i-i Im n ltv
«»f tut* iturliitf tl It* hour <!»>* **
T h e C arp entera Juat
got In
p ita ) , l
a sk e d G u lifo ru in S t a t e j
«**pt the B a n fn n l O I r r y K«*.| tu.
w h rre they could nol m u slrr
Sorm1 1*1 Tom M aloney to follow .
bull team In In trw n .
enough m m In plkre a Irani <di
h im toone lieeiuise Go lib h a d ,,M i
T h e Recreation D rp u rtm C m
* • p a r e file all,! » n i a f r a i d of a
the field.
Due tu Ih U fuel
(h r )
had In withdraw
Iheir
‘ iipiTtintf to Imp nn Ii ii it*I f-*i 1** hlowotll
openinir tfmiirn t . * « » lit
tra m , th is aggregatio n, if t h n
Th»r <*a *-p»*d kintf of brixHmU
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that
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f OHi f hi n| th*
mill ("in k
lii-solls L a s t Night.
J the i il y Huftluilt L iitfiit* will
M o s s | ‘i , l l e r u l I -i
M oynes & W il l ia m - i, ttgtison J | fstnrt the | ih(| i i-iiiyuffs t.* iteti'i *
j Wim* t tl. Im t II um J», th e 1 !i
Gaines F in la y Nltfht
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S A N F 'O R D at S t. A u g u stin e
la c -d u n g ut G ain esville
M O N D A Y , A l ’G U S T IS
G ainesville at U r -s h o ig
O aytona ut Putolkn
S t. A u g u stin e at S A N F O l l O
O rla n d o ut DeJ-atid
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Let-sliutg at I ’ulatka
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S A N F O R D at D aytona
lw esh u rg n l S t. A u g u stin e
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INSIDE S1)0IM1S REPORT
leat'O*1 le a d in g
Mt ml ay h i L Pt itl I in- 'I ii ‘
iip a t I t . . eh it! l*i»rk ih r I in - tf
S •!il 11 j 11 atiil .Srmlfiiilr * • -Htty
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Top Rated \Vmiien
Swimmers To Vie
For 1. S. Crowns
Pans Will Honor
Lake Monday N
Ticket Sales Run^c
Up To SOO Percent
Over lDtf) Season
H*hm hail* fiotn Fort Pn-nv
•on! i» c .rte n tly employe,* i.y
the Allantic ('oast Line h i*
Ad hough lie has never played
I’lr - ssionnl ball. Shuin ha>
had plenty c f nction in fo r
-t mi-pro circle- mound North
1 *r* him. lie at tended Wake
l ot rest University.
A two bagger • hy Tuttle. .1
fielders choice on Rave Hridc’i
Infield gmiimVr, .n have on hall*
to I.ake and u arr-inning single
to center hy M anager Levy t a l
lied n pair of m arkers for the
treats In the fifth The final loeal
1 IU O O Y I.A K F ItR il youth wtrm* stelLir |*-rformaiici‘s have kepi th.
rettfe cam*- in tl** s la t ti fihine
Hantoid C e le n F nt- to lla- thley ot tin* Florida S h ip l.-.ia o r i*-hOHht
rare Will be lm lio :iil 10 lire hue. id 8ciiiiiii.lt- , .I.o ih ill .1 llu d lh
u li-n Hi- • 11 -iiit’leil. advanced 1..
1‘ u l a l k u u t Li'*- I* *i
la k e night .1! lla- M ioii ip.il llawrball Park M on.I.,. on hi wlien III*
srron.t ,*ii*l tm nl nn |ri--iil ballOelaind ut I lay ........
Fort, entertiilii llo m u d place tjt Augustin*- Saints
ur -,1 .-con'd oil the tag-up oti Al
O r la n d o a t S A N F O l t O
Itryant's long fly to left.
G n illc rv ilk - at S f t ogiW tliltline I, the fart that the <>l
Utroh* Senators w-eit.* *I**a lied last
\Gl K
1 11 1 S O I 1 I. \ t.i.
night for the third straight glum
ly th- St Augustine Saints, the)
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Fed- an- now !«•% games out o f,
I dOO
• & W illia m .- '• o
fin-t place If tin- LovVmen can
ll> A K T I I I U lift i KXX I I II
tiNt
>* t
coni in** their pure there is .1 I heeurlty
J B W i,
slim chance they may overtake j * “ •
the
Colleges Expect
Big Attendance
For 1946 Season
Rudy Sloan Joins
Red Hurling Corps
To He Honored
Hr A H T IIIII llt t KWITII
Charlie Mi«*on, diminutive F«*1
righthander, u*.rji Hit* ruuti* and
allowed Gainesville hut five hit*
in ••hn 11itii; iu t the G Men "* to (I
Inyt night lit the Municipal 1’n ri,
Iliawm I ’il the l- iil attack mi
-Gainesville pitcher George F ulti.
with tliM.e hits in four trip* to
the plate. K<| Levy and 4toL T ut
tle M alted two fm tWff-e ra ti.
The loeal* Imngvd out n total of
iiiin- hit* off Futli.
__________________________________________
,
Ho*
I ieditionl l e a g u e H,...o„,.k I I
So* hit only five ............................. ,
w i h ’ M alm ."'
S l t o U 'i n V
and Uoh Scherhjirlh got one n
t-lnch hitter.
HllOWKIt HALTS GAMIflnlihrd the *ea*nn In fourth j F AST 11A M IT O N, M m
'd ’*
place.
. Two girl*' acfthall l cam's On*
The Security nine win one of 1 American Maid* and the IN,in I
(no*t wall balanced team* In j Fdmtlca—cancelled
tl " i r
gaum
■the circuit until a f*i* of Ita nie>i| b ecaur; nr a ahower. Most of Iho
wero called to the color* b y ! playerw attended n pre-miptUI
Uncle Sam. Thla caused the S ec-j shower given fo r the United Ll.i
urity team to loan more gomei tic team*a ahortatnp.
, liWl
•long
SPORTS ODDITY
Itt
VISIT YOUR MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
See
th e
liile tt
m m lel
p lrtn ea,
lliey
are
e .isv
In
llj
a n il
(m y.
Take i» scenic plane trip over the ctlimlryside,
10
mile trip S2 .III)
Sec for yourself how easy it is to fl\ . . .‘JO minulc lesson
I new
i ln n l
to n I m l
l ’ i|ie r
C u lt s
a re
used )
a n ,
: 111 m i n .
(Ground School ( nurse, cost pur limn*
S I .mi
S I .III!
I „ .„ llv the Sen....... '
... ............... .. h i , h„r„ M„ „ i , w n l . ,
ritliiitf ttiih bon. H inI'O 'ifim citict!
i
I Ml p r 11loUg ytMllb
h n o ^ f."
th eir f u s t itll g a m e - al 4
T O ill L u w ie iu e Lueas effete.:
1*25 p rife fo r enrh h**n*«** bi i
R ' il Box pliiyt-r. Hurifitf Iht* u* *i
U tfanXcs, M ilw a ril XJuion, |**t*l
K lu k and V ir g il Stalltm p racli
whacked nut ih ic c round li ipp«f .
The public is united In
i.
i 11,1! .11 I I 1!il
V F . I F - R A N S at*e n* r e g a r d i n g f r n - l l i g l . ' •i* io ,u o - i m d i - i l b
T i n s O r a l c ln a a w i l l a t a r i i n i i n W i l l i i i n l j b it d o v • n f m i v 4 1 \IMI Ml 1* 1 141*ill It 1,1!
ill 1 itl il l r %mu i ii Ill-'
n I ’ r i v n t e P i l o l C o u r a e , n $-1(5.1.00 v .iliie
< . n . i l * i i-lu ; i l n l i t \
C n n u n c r c i n l C u u r a c , In a l r t l r l n r ’ a H . i l u i i ; n m l In a l > n u i i - n l H . 1 V»m:, •» y U H M H J O v.i III!
J u a t n f « w n p e n in g a le ft in n n r f a i l r l t » i . t l m
u f l u e in i n tin* I II.n il ll.llll!.U
( li e f i e ld .
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“WIN YOUR WfNCS AT SANFORD’
Dartmouth**
1040
Im aki-thall
team la regarded as one of th *
moat aceurate of all lim e when
It cem te to Toul-ahootlng,
The
H a n o ve r Indiana denteil the ro-'a
M l tlinea out of 040 triea, fo r the
rem arkable |ierrelltage of .7H.1, Mil
etlatern luterrolleglate league ti*
egrd.
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AVIATION
�r
THE 5 A N F 6 R D HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS
• FANS
# MIXERS
• WASHING MACHINES
• VACUUM CLEANERS
• SEWING MACHINES
«r»1 H i m
m »u , »>« *»»<l*r*,t l b
f||a
to u r
i^ r v n h il.
It **i li» a l t u i l i t ) I In Hie f l l l l of
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BrpU*f»il»rr 2, 1914 ami in tltrr«*ft#r
fifp >nur » lrf# n » rr. If afi* >uu h jiv r ,
in ih»- m i l o f r o m p U l i i i hn r» • f u ll'd I f f I***.
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order
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c a .»*n r t )i*u in l l i r k h o v i
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n r b o fftfr l h * H f |.|» m lit r It u le D a y .
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th*
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h o iin
NKU til ftWt*. BeJilon |p.
• h ip S I M outh, l l a n s e S3
r o n t a l n l n c 40 a e r # t .
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t e r l l s l n * rou t
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Hen'* an Honnt Offer fc
Saliiliction or Money Back
CJori'Iv
a
(tern re-#
enJ a r n l and
111 fin a l
f»p for fair* for comp# IJUWf
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I f Y * ii'U v k lti h m B ro k e n n u t • f lt h
u g ly * u r f * r r p fm n lra — ra * h # *
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t t t l i m l o n * n r It m u
r r .r frn ir, an * x i# r n * M y rao » *'1
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in
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DOUBLE
PROTECTION
AUG. 16, 1946
you I d
Ma Jo h ii: "
I'A Y IK
fo til* C i r
c u it I ’o u r | of rh^ N in lh J u d ic ia l
C i r c u i t In
f o r B rm lti'd y t'o u w t),
F l o r id a .
*
Y o u m e h r t r b j m i u i r o l to #P*
(x iir . In n M m i i »* *• ri tit** ''H i daV
Of H rtrfn n d iri I Mfb 111 lh # o ffic e «»f
th e t*l» rk f i t ^aht t*n t|rl *tl th#
«mi
FforMii* l*i«r»tu*nt fo U w , w
('t iv r l
I I I I I I C I I IIP P I III.II A T I I I *
H K I .I . K N SI P H K K T O N . w h o a *
T il
la f o n a r d V U r k r r
( Ip lo m r lr la l
O r In ruin,
I ’ honp
I' m m I
l», 19 M*
* C le r k
iH K A h l
Itioad
1*11**-
ria iiiin rd —f iln " * ' fillrd
2H3 S. O ranar A sr.
TUX 151)0 SCRATCH FEED
$1.7
TUXEDO SPECIAL E(i(J MASH 5.3!
TUXEDO REST 20% DAIRY FEED 1.7
CITRUS PULI
SHORTS ......
mi
»r.t I at Hatif'«»*«l. J*#l»ilnitl* C O U Itty ,
FI*»il*IL«, Hill* tit# !n *l *t»l' o f A i i i u i I
in •at<1 c o u n t y a n d i t A l i ,
\\ lin e r #
my
ham l and
»#«*! of n f f k « a t H « i}f u h l, I
(M s Sint day i»r AukuiI. m
FRIDAY,
l I'"'ll mtl 11 »"<1 II
» (,u t H g h l I I ti* »M !*»««»*■T l* » r up
I I,* it.u ih l^
p rn m ,i|lb <
M IIT IL K t o a p p k a n
T o ( I K i r n r i E D A V I K . w hn»» »<litr*1**
l»
ll« I
PouH i
K *x to r.> 4
H lr * * l, L o o b m * l , t 11. C a lif o r n io ,
T o u . O K O B Q K ( I A V I K , o re l.'r o l»r n o lir ie d t h a t a a u ll f o r d lv n r e o
Inx
|l Ifflcial Hrall
H m *. t P.
A lln r n e jf
I'-- ff,t l - n *!•>'* •U'l " J h*.n
,n .n .,.i
M "n»r
nt«inl*«»—i«t*"**i***—
H o u » ttB fd *r
Baufurtl. Florida
by
(1 ) by aaving (o ipencj
when more and better
good* will be available.
(2 ) by laving . whete
your .money earn* a
worth-whlie return.
Theie are ail high quality
with your feeding problem*.
That's what your present
car need* while waitingfor that new DODGE or
HUNT’S TUXEDO FEED SIX
Phone
694
rED ER A Lp A V IN G S
M agnolia
AND
LOAN
A tlO C IATION
OF SEMINOLE COUNTY
SAVINfiS ACCOUNTS INSI'HHO UP TO I3.0002W
MINISTER AND WIFE
GRATEFUL TO RET0NGA
Mr*. Rule* Could Fat Only
Soft Food And Say* She
Almost Loit Hope Of
Feeling Better. No One
More Appreciative Of Reliof Retonga Gave, She
Stale*
. «
li lll t l 'f .lt fill
f IT. Ill lllliumt
n il. I,• au ffe riu g fnitn tii-tvMu. iiiiliK e stio n , u l.iiig w ith kin *
d r ill d i.t ii'M c * , the Hev. It.
H alt.*, Iiiy lily re stu ^ tc l m iiii-.|er
nf A u ate ll, (in ., Ituute I . nlid
hi* ludovid w ife , linve Juin.'.l the
iim I pi. i i
r h m c iiii.U
p n it e r u lly
oul-af-a-bnmibox look in clothes clean
r d in our modern up to d ate plant
We IMck-up and Deliver, too!
LANEY DRY CLEANING CO.
PHONE 465
T his b rau tifu l glider will be an added attraction to your
sum m er porch. Bright green w ashable leatherette cush
ion* piped in w hite and white enamel frame. Glides easily.
DODGE ’ PLVmOUTH
o o o j t;Jbb5 Rd)od TRUCK'S
DRV. II. C. HATKH
“ No ..He rniild t>r more thankrelief
Retonga
Bui.*. “ .Su ln l
fodd* seemed
I now relUh my
heavy a . lend in tn y s tn n isrh ,
stro n g er and nm
mid I Ju»l fu rn al down ll little regaining lost weight. I sle?p
-*>f t fn...I 11 Ui- ,n p* un.l lir n lh i. re s t fully m id hardly ever not icq
I In si weight ntul felt high* any arhe* or |.uin*,' and strong
si ru n g . Strung %iintivi>» hefnm e tax alive* are not needed now,
a hnldt nnd my rmrsele* ached Itolh of u* heartily recommend
u n til I ».mill h ard ly slu n d It. Itrtungn. ' I t (*
’ g rand."
I hm illy knew w h at u grunt; J‘
Itetungn is intended tn relievo
n ig ht'*
»l«*|i
w as
amt
..... ( m ost {distress due to insufficient flow
m ornings I
worti o u t'o f digestive jutre* In the storm
that in y Im iisew .iik jm t had to arh, Ins, of nppetiUr, Vitamin B*
gn undone. My husband
i *o I d ep rtrn ry
and eonstlpaUon,
su ffe red b a d ly f r « m arid li li- Accept no substitute. Retonga
gestion
I ulmr.st hist hnpo of may lw obtained a t Tnuchton
ever
f e e lin g
iiiui h h e lle r.
th u g Co Adv,
W hen you step out with Mint Fresh
110 FA ST SECOND STREET
109. N. Elm Avc. Phone 1011
j.rn lH it u r
Mrtnngn.
" I .l.tli'f helieve t c iy iiiie enul.t
h o le
s .lffr re it
wonui I l i , t r e l
than I did * fn .n i yru. Idm itln i;
and »rn«-y henrtliMmi*' sni.l M r*
It’s poor business to lot
your car run down. You
•till tnust. have safety
while driving, and you
want to preserve the higheat rash value of your car
against the time when
you trade it in.
Thnt’s what we mean by
DOUBLE PROTECTION.
Drive in and talk to onr
Servirr rxpe'rls. You’ll be
money ahead in the end
SEMINOLE
COUNTY
MOTORS
f id
fu r
I he
b r o u g h t them.
fo o d , fe e l mill'll
Lawn Chair
All metal chair in
w hile enamel fin
ish
wiih
Three
green
piece
set
consisting of glid
TRY THE NEW
pleasant sme/Zing
er,
gliding
chair
and ch*ir like the
on* shown, com
plete for only
/S h o o Y
sriN iro
INSI Cl
M I'l 1J t NT
r
**
LU f'ew
v*-#
l l
■
MLYUeti
li/MUIN
Mwa.
■ataamtii
Adirondack Chair
y
Prevents Insect Bites
A
7
Folding
PROTECTION against Biting Flies,
Mosquitos, Gnats, Fleas and Chiggere
IN
typo
un
finished chair, eas
ily opened. Ready
PLAY
:ck
Chairs
Deck chair
with canopy,
natural finish
frame
''with
RQCKERS
ABOUT
HOME
AT W O R K
Large siie parch rockers
in natural varnnh finish
DtaaCT TOSOUTHg*NCHtMICAL». Inc, SANTORO. FLORIDA. VONNAM*o* TOURNtARSST
k
Touch ton D rug Co.
O ”
,
Roumillat St Audarsott'
I jw l't Tuxedo Feed 3tore
s *u
e
A1
Robson Sporting Goods
vX-Cel
.r a i CoaJ
Feed Store
HUI Implement Co.
iT
T h e Smoke Houeo
r » n . j . r>___ ____
s
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e
.
it
EASY TERMS
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la u In T i l l : M A V P r.H H I t K H A L I I ,
J t a n l' .iil. M + inlnnl* C o iin t y , K ln r ld a .
a n rw a p a p irr o f H * n a ra | c t r c u la lln n
■ and profit
TWO WAYS
■
* , * m * 1!
1*1 •"■}
�'V
rr
In Unity Thar* I* Strength—
•
T H E ’ W EATHER
To ProUct lbs • P t are at lor World;
a n
To Promote (hr Pro^ir-t at America;
®
To Predac* Prosperity fur Sxufsril.
AN
VOLUME XXXVII
IN D E P E N D E N T
t e d
DAtf.Y N E W S P A P E R
■
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■' 1
SA NFO RD . FLORIDA. MONDAY
Established 1908
Partly . lumly tins afternoon, tonight
.mil lum urruw . S i u l l m J i Imixiti
sliu u rrt iiiul I liumlcr *li<*wcr» mostly
(luring afternoons ami rvrninn>.
AUG. Ill, UM C
A iu h iu lr il I 'l i 'n
NO.
I r . u i ‘il W ir e
239
Canal Hearing To Death Toll In ' T d a n c i r m Mounts As Reports Of
‘Be Held Tomorrow Calcutta May 1 e n S 1 0 n
Be Over 3,000
Imminent
Full
Scale
Offensive
:S .
meers Less Disorder Is Re
Jews Circulate In Palestine
ported In Various
Higgins Anticipates
W.
F.
Rolleston
Sections
Of City;
Large Attendance
Hysteria
Prevails
0 At Meeting To He
Is
Main
Speaker
Held At Mayfair
. -CALCUTTA, Auy. II*. lA't—
The city *>f Calcutta today re
United States engineers
At
Rotary
Meet
semble* something nut of n
from the Jacksonville dis-j
mure.
nightm
are. It m,» i* fuur day*
triet Will hold a preliminary 1,\| ai'irU'laiKl
hlortn# at 1 :(HI ..........
o dock
t«»- •
• . I. v
t
•
Proposed St. Johiis-Indian River Canal
f l f f i o i ' i l since t h r Moslem* -nm] the Jlln
5*
W i l l i 1.11 j U(( begun
began their craietl
crazed rnitmgr*
Describes Operation an<* •hkough there i* ie»s in*.
r
S,
i.W
SM Y
IK
Hritinh Reported, To
lie Ready To' Heat
Down Any Uprising
■ With niUHHI Troops
m o rro w
a fte rn o o n
a t th<
J K H l ’S A E K . M , A u p . 1 9 —
i*
• oi
ie
order In some sections of the
M a y f n l r 1m i to c o n s id e r tin*
■; iJT - lsi:|imT* uf .in iuimimuit
Of I'Rnietl Stud^OH r* y , hysletia still prevails.
%
2 J i
*‘ . ■
m u tte r
of
flo o d
c o n tr o l,
- fill.Liftajtr, ■).«'« I--li n ljV iisiv t!
—— •
Sporadic ■’ shouting
rostinue* ,
IDT
___________ i
-Marine s Lillian, wh eti reopened Kvary - o n c e ir i , n while, wild
^ a t a b i l l z a t i u j u a n d n a v i g a ti o n .
dint tttttWi * to gift'll Inl g in
™i>n t h e w a t e r s o f t h e U p p e r Hear St. A ugustine nfi .lune^l uf- cries rin g th ro u g h 'th e street*.'
. I'nli'gtLn*_f(»(li*\ jin tjn n j p litli‘r t log closed Tor fout 'year* j’erhaps
a* many
as 1,0011
j firP loTTSxrT^M i.-j* iii'g m l t h e
S I. J o h n s tliy e r . T h is p rn - jltir
rtf, the war rgprei"nt» i total corpses have been cuunjod.
___ arjuu-W.1I, include revival of a Si. investment uf l, 2 ftU.()UU, supplied
jlT M jilt* t i t
I4 '~
| n addition several' thousand
John* River ‘‘until project to <ti - lurucly by C om rllu , Vanderbilt person, nr,. T iun,led The oiilbo, •
>1 i.d it!
lin t t r i l l i o n i t i n a m vert fhuuf waters ami for niivig i Whitney. and entertained .'.OO.UOd j , | „ , r<. frightened bv the wftssi»**| I n ^ l i . u it h t !»«• K rit ihli
lion.
v s lto is in*U»41 alone, W F\ Rob hillty of n fearsome epidemic
ti»*Mn!i»Mi HI* irm lv , I " L ent
^
The Seiplnole. t'oupty Chinnl>v' lestou,*
president all,) genem l • Murder, pillaging, and looting
ifnVAii ihi- nniDMt'ti ntil(Mn*v%itJ«
of Commerce, representing the .m anager, told tile Rotary flu b a t | huve been rife during these >
1
w it J, ftU.Ulll 1100,1*.
proponent*! of the prupuwsl im It* tegular weekly luncheon today. fo u r catastrophic day*. The f a b
This YYii- (hr |iit'tur«« tit th#
provement, will 'rei ve u luncheon
lot induced by Ed Stowe, M~- cu tta F ire lk|isH lilcnt answered
Holy - I .uii.l ;i f (i'l*
1 llttiil* Of
to three attending the meeting at ItijlleaL n said thiU during th .s ;m an , than tot) alarm* yestcrviiiirnri4 ,iiit| rioting, ..ipped by
&
o'clock. ThU will la* served foUr years the Htuiliua operated ,|a y.
Rouses. factories. b outs,
of two Inotibs in
iht*
■T In the dining room of ll*.* Mayfair lufore the war, m ine than. Ift.OtKl, have lieen burned. There are nil
*!i Ritti-ii
tisitisfiMi t
rartyitltf
Inn.
0011 worth of free publicity was , urU of atories about sadistic
ill**?*.! *s*t5■» • jo 1 ■. < \ imi, 1*.
Edward Higgins, manager of ■eeured for the state through crime*. fah -u L a’.
stores still
1,10.1
the Chamber of (’ommorre, ludat lie we paper and imigunne s to rie s ' ttri, closed and the fo,*| situation
1 iffik. UtJ* bit 1K ti • thi* ifi*(irr1>
state* that he ha* luoi ackliuw about the Studitni ami imn‘,ng pir- [ i, getting won>e The alrrad y j
■
1 iii*nh i itto J»n%|stlii
siti4‘«,‘*i
bdi-ement from people interested tore reel* taken of 11* marine life d csp erstrly hungry Indians can
'. 1H t„.t*N| a
1**ji«i1 »
.I 1 ' In
In iht:. waterway and other w ater 1Ik re
see fruit. Vegetables, and egg*
| 1| 1MiV.
|
*
%
" 1 % iW
way proponent* throughout tile
Fletcher Roll* announced that rotting in the bm i traded dote*
llo-.ll
'1’ ■1 • ' ■ ..........
stole and expert, a veiy ie | u
liillCf Warren lm,| been se.iired and on railroad platform*
»l
11.
N-ntativr crowd The piddle 15 m I>y 11
j rug ram coiniinttee iu
ft; - ru*f' 1
11
\ - iv*, 1
Refugee* f r om c i r t v s t . l n m
VIled to alien.I the henMiig -toM -peak on " Inter ualnoiul Unjlw ■
vt hi, • 1 It 1 1 » v• i»u' hot
the l o g g e d to
tilt; at I IS) o'clock 111 the Mayfair slariiting" on Sept 2d and upon of the city
t , ,-t
.
1 •
II un.l
I n d ia
co n tin u e th e i r f r i g h t e n e d
% ballroom.
vote of the club >t »«* decide I t r e k s to rescrie -t a t o m * . police
•1 .
»»
.............. 'lemon
I ak' uI in u r i« t‘ are |auptu*iiig to hold tile, meeting ,ii night ai headipinrter*.
tt i* *mi trail of
*f( gf *' 1 1l '
iii.l j**-* iti.-s
'a
thut the government cut u 1/ the Seminole f o u n ti) flu b an I
They have a . iam m ed
t It t.ll , l: * . . 1 1. * t h it mflM
foot deep, sea level canal fiom fn vlle t! *»
New S m ym n R o ta iy these place*, tits! hundre. 1* haVe
(• w Ii Irfiflrr
1‘uiyk* 1-akc on- the St Johns ( l u l l to an inter-City meeting
» 1 nr 1 . MiSnmi,
l.een sleeping in hallway*. A*
River with a lock at n poim neat
I'resident lb A Speer read a uhnost inevitably happens, the
....... li lit 1ul 1- 1ill *1 | hr |»t*tn»lr.
Titusville, so that tiie canal wnl short excerpt from an article by poorer sections of fa lriillu have
ht* 14*fill'll d:t rr li . tmg In.>,lig n
be availabSi for navigation,
Malcolm llmguy in the Rularian lieen the scene* of some of the |
1*10 .,»,[ f » "
t ii -» t Y f 1Ktu Via*
A prupouil for u canal at tbl* mugtixtiie mi ..................ding on worst ulrocilic*. I’olice blotters j
It..... - I h.
•
In* • a ul,
location was disapproved bv the ( 'iiiirl.**y“ in which the often shuw that hundreds of men. Wo
.n
,| "\> i ihe
ftl .1 I-- X.
Engineers in 19-19 on the ground thoughtless
..........|n. •-.( nil Id
lack of courtesy to
.(•.'! 1,
men, urfd children,w ere butchered
that there was insufficient judt- ward public speaker* was lllus- or burned to death in what i*
ttt**»tlU
t • ' b*
'*111 If kll|* lor
float ion for Ilia expenditure of 11ated.
lb* 1 U*» A '
, iwnv rshsifl*
known a* the bustee
or true
% fimds. Since tin t time. Iwwawr,
11, li-A.t *
Mr Rntteslun recalled that Mar men i -- areas.
Congre*- baa .p a s r e j law*
1 ,,,r *iiu.1loy w ere b u i lt In
\ -1rtt n* •* " '‘Mi: .l|; 11Hint th#
in I
for
The Moslem and Hindu differ j
- wde allow Ore ctnisnieiauiof '«■ ’r , ht, lirpose
f'K* t i inn
"* ,1
h i, 1,1th i t nvrr
'
of scletitlfic
fflc *study .it prices over the Rrillsh offer* '
"flo o d control and w ater stablllta marine fife Tim Studios consist 1fo|.
1.1
" I 1(1*’ 1u vk1n|»
'h r
. . *•
Independence ‘Ignited
tioll ns a contributing factor III uf two Link*, one 100 feet by 40 bv Friday's Moslem dcnion-tra
•lull l 1. 1 11' •1 II. L '1•-*■!* 1*( Ml hi
the cost of this work. It U l*e feel and IK feci deep, the other l , jon
*Is 4V ,f
wr ' s | 1Cl I Of l;lt »
|()r ri>asun fur lh(, riot
lieved by local interest* that the 7ft feel m diamel-’r and J2 f < e ltjn|f
u 1 f« hi ♦ !
.
►t t 1st .1 ,
Ttlr Moslem League i*
Iwnefits to nv*rue from tin coin deepa ihi* m-4* ij •I* out 1It'll" |Olt It
The tanks are built *n against the Uritish plan bivausc
blnaticn ol tim'd control., water three levels with three deck* from
W llin 1,- killed
alabllixaliou and conservation, to- which the fish can I " observed it would give the CotlgreS* parly
I 'i trelil f it-lA.-* 1«} t loll "k ub* Jt'W*
— which is controlled by the
K ille r with navigation, will ju st through large windows.
I>h sijirtwtHg w»i** ii»a»lt« tinlny
Hindus — considerable control
in Ihe Hi iti--I1? 1'ifM Out* jui(if*r
ify thi* work
Porpoises are the main a ttra c The Moslem demands for Paki*
l'he .St. Johns River rises in the tion, he said, explaining that they tan — or an independent Moslem
(lilt* (.idittfmi Ihtil* hiR |iliu'l Hitiil
thf? sllitilc* IIEip
Uu» m uie 4ft \ UiHtf hi>|xxl lor projt-41
TIk itork (omuvUitT Uimi
ti kkiiitM li+TYi’ ill* ilU.ll lUlit l ittli
marfdiifi around laik.- \\ ilndngtoii,are air breathing mammal* and State •• were turned down by thi- p r o i n ^ t rtt
f Itr i ill 1 li.
1 1 r Aptvt«*4
f1«»»«t \
Itlvrr (%
.ih i } .\ hu li ^ 11! In* n niii)•»» •li iinln.' off
1 . rim '
« It.I' it iT
i k Ih
Imli.*
, 4 Ih. Ilf 1I'll coliitm nly known as Rlne Cypress,a r e actually trained In special the lliitixh.
.1 |l,k 1*'*. I* .
rt)I liar >►
.*
J.-HiY-v liKi-f • 1 »»• n ’ « St JtRiiui ii.tt !;
Iitjwt* al liiv Jiriuliik' -r?t 'Uhh* »
i'.i vy"o l.}
S•1Ii a( t iit’ka
and flow* north a distance of l'»istunt*. T i t pon are also uir b reath
if - hrjri t»l 1 IM) ii rliN 1 1 i|*v-uJrt
tTlHMIll l 4 H
V t s i l l u l t ( m i li.liifi»*i!i
. -1 l>"|ne
. ' I'obll. Imiles to the iw a n neai Juckso i ing and must eon.) up uboul mice
1 I* 1 lh#t
t , l h , . .. ■
vllle.
'
,
,
an hour for air. Rarrucuila are
Tile tremendous annual r a m lfi e x tr e m e l y dangerous fish which
1 r '1' • aitkilip^
over tlCs large area, concentrat'd arc g e n e r a ll y to b l a m e foi m ost
•t • I'l*
Mt *11’ll (,f f 1* s,*r
1”1Is*•*( Hu'.
for the most part during *hi of .the bad stories about them.
summer, causes a rise. of-a* much nrM «rv to hlsim- for nio*l of the
10 hMt in the l'u n le Lake bud sto ru x about sharks a* wed.
Bt. Johns River .O ther fish described inuludci
section of tho SL
led i h e .
Valley. This HoihI com! lion la*l» seyoaryl
, . t nm|
or anil
Bn,| several
several dlf- J
JA rK SO N V H .LK , A me I'.i,
major
approxim ately »l* mortths, after ferent kind* of sharks.
(Stim uli i
"Jteim rU .
.
; PA RIB. A ur. 10, (Ah 1 The
«*
which the opposite condition.^ prj
my
tiffin*
lhri»mrin»nt tin*
Visitors at today’s luncheon in peace conference, finally work
tuM«* protlucini^ att»«
*>f FmirltrotluT.s
vail m u a tb e w ater is drained o
Want*
cluded Tenny I. D eanfuf Quincy. ing on the firs t actual study
• ntr .tl inn) Anuth Fl..i .1 ,
r f the river. Then tt« w ater rr llyron King. Rabbi Mnrrtv Skop,
i'(l‘ I'or Shootinjv
exceedingly low for the same Howard Phillips, and John (irah of a d ra ft treaty, ha* bogged
*411•* tl.At Kit 11 |l Itt 11( I'lf - .1 1.
\\ N IIIN lilO N
down before It even started
10 1
dtfftltllrl) I'hitirti- t
length of time.
„ . am of Orlahdu.
Four \N hilt* IVrsons i *,»■ i ■* *.*,i s* »»♦
■y If
No sooner did the delegate*
t ut h
r»‘«M»rd,
i»r
in”n
It is the plan of file United
get to the preamble of tiie |
1 ' *|M‘I
AIIIfI
ilia
I
Htates engii*-,ers to iled^e canals
!
Tlw
Aiti**f
i
in
Ij^yton
will
M\«»M
\
|i
v
I*
A
(
trea ty with Bulgaria w hen ill* | T K IK e S T K , A .u '
uf KJ..t la
or overflows to take care of the
vHft.ilis it ■iilliiii out fpfm hi»! Wtf%MM
»IIUt
\ in t*t tf»n | ■Iit in* » n i . ,
agreem ent arose.
i
-xcensive flood waters during the
Irave* jm
hlnntjs m 1 1 rI llll’f * Mm krl a I 1*1,1
ms
* tm ii.
\ irrma in (Mint4 >t. %*t
I'
G
re
ec
e
objec
ted
to
n
s
t
a
te
m
e
n
t
|-r
it
|* i‘ »Y 11 II 111 1 ■
1
fin al season, and also to prov.de
VpfflA(b
ii<
e
‘■M
mt
I
tn
ciiiitaci
m**
m
a ji IuA 1
a
h*»
in inc
the prr*mDie
p r e a m b le v
which sta te d ill. i* |nti|£ 411* rillii .mil 'ii
p *
a
w Ii m
rtrairrst | r**:ksfi ifJr! fur llltorliiAtL«n fh MMit' 114*111 till* 1’1til lit I Y 1
locks, dams, or riffle* at vsrmus n
»
l
I lit 1
A r*♦at* l K-|i n il -- ' • i
ttia n a c tiv e I • I f i r r \ l riulttM*fi 'h ilt 1 m d <
Ail - • **ftt lik rly t hn 1 t li r* ■
a point* along the rivor so as to
1.1. Tit A.
\t •Y«»t O J \ >u 't' .iv Fit*
■tittK
i ffi.
. * I *It it *
l = Hulmo MHtnt
°
.
p art in the war sa g a i n s t tie r 1 ti-tjs werv utrciklntt |»a*l
in Inut utttifimn I'tl iiwiav
™ ft rm basins to hold the w atri UO
1 41 v f tif t liutl 11J !•»» htirhl
II
.
i
.
t
u
r
M a«n
.»H
•»f f m ii f Hi* V iptaLiv -ut, f-x*f it:• * »H\ pii
P' ‘fll
fU ro v n rl liv
P
;mnny. THe Greek delegate assert J plane wa* flying that -no
C tu n p b rlt'lii^ u ig Dik I
will iil>ii'
during the dry periods.
thni t l t r r r Wilt
I* dill* hi «it; irfA III tilt' (.ISMllY flUA. l>rWFll |ii f | r i l I fir
/ mi tf it i,| I d i m firrtJ
U n d jC U
D j U * X • f a s ,et| th a t Bulgaria
sw ltchcl side* j „ n which another AmenmiT '
meet
tn
*bUAi»tevi
amdan
nl
ft
oj
Tiie St. Johna-lmlian Blv«r f*n '
ilrimviul In littkr oti m! i Ik* aI*Of u n i t .i'll uirO t»y Mate ;u U ce I! Yr.ttholll
a | I IHII! I
p i \ »I IM ,11[|Ul
upon
(he
i .o'clock this evening nl Lie l-rfihm I high ‘■piallty
1**^
Ihe
l
u
t
m
inute;
th
a
t
Bul-i
purl
p
lait'
was
utiiirke-i
prothie
al ia one of the canals proposed
Slf'P
Ufi-.ofA iirr mrmbrrh of *Uu*, Am**r)mn^ Yh- fu*t» muti ill* illy
„ ,, ,
re ta ils
WASiUKOTON. AUg.
gerlan troops could have cut the flllre,| down bv Yugoslav fu-l
1Hul In order to elect n new- vlre „h|e t„ *hip, a t rcaaonubly xulu A ‘ln*t ( t*t xl It I ElIKll Iv , mi 11llwVII l a I r )r c 11«| i u-11 4( 11 I n IH»■»3 d 1st*, li U,Y|
to carry off flood w ater.. IM aiU M fc h ln lri, r e im w io r x are th e 'r e t r e a t of the Oermen arm ies . . u " ' n A u * t»
commander to rrpleee L E 1 Y * |fn itn ty prieex. Howevei, t fee) , neven „ r r i g h t In nil T h e y o r e
evhlrnCe' j l l |r , | In Yugiwl IVla'S
of plans for the w ater control lateM roruumer iirmn lo Uke n n :b u t didn’tt U
* ln to move u n til 1
begin
who resigned IjecflU-M1 Ids bitslnews ..
The Army plane, asiti-ue!
o in g tij^tn
c u m c c t l n li
Altu I he e arlie r . .im ptatnt at suit tin- Inproject will !>• worked out by the upward lum in price. The OPA the end o t August. 1B44. The
dutlrw
kee,r
h
t«
out
ol
Hanford
^
"
K
n
i
f
the
|*l'0"tiulP and wmllidliiK ot four fr lit-nt
—
engineers slid the operation of the has authorised a retail Increas* only tim e Bulgarian troop* were tbo Ei ropeuii Air Trim*) oil ■
.
of the time
"r*"1 - f,,r '' " • • “ "‘•'f
m
men O lie " l k tin* wtilte m e a t
l i e .Stale iJejiartnn-itl il-*» niscte
plan will be under the super o! about 60 percent which mean* active, declared tha Greek rep- ice. left Vietutu thi* tmii ruin " I .........
Installation of oflU-en. will take
PU,,UnF " v - ip t" - wav Nerlmislv llljm e d III a dd It Pin ,|I,|,;,. , i | i i -t t t c : .' J■ "Id r r | e j vision or the United S tates Gov- List on a standard box the prkv resell tativ r,
was
when
they wn* repr rted ftvo K1., c ,,
plaor at the rprently fnruuxl Old doi tum ran be u* great .1 di*a«- ii*.» *tale r*>ll<''iiii-ii acic Its«-,l t .-(ii ot Y>niatuv , "in,il.ilid.* about
will be from 110 lo 113 more. T h r 'f 0U1Iht
ernti'.-nt,
along with
Germany.
. rOtory Post of cpMwIbcrry at, tu »<r to the producer, a* .1 . top upm*
i A«ii-‘t ■<An a n d t t h i M i adiiiliiLvtrxTTie hike* «RI go Into effect os S purring the delegiate in his de- A ustria ol.* hout tind 2
temporary headquarters at fV-mlnoir failure. We need to consider vety
r h e s e a r c h l* IwtUK Ctmducle-J. Unit " t tile Allied yaile
soon o.t retailers receive' refrigera nunclation was Bulgaia’s claim later. Shortly befoie it
•'
'Driving
Park
Tuesday
evening
IXx-.
carefully,
the
probable
available
ltl
jp^
fjlllHvnn Mallow a r e a
a.
tors ticketed with the new eelllnes. la st week to the Greek territory to reach Udine. th« pilot
* • trtet O ouiniander Cedric Uenx of dem and for fu tu re haiv<~'U, and-,f,imous o W feudlnx ground u i 1
OPA explained th e boost rem its of w estern Thrace.
'O
rlando
will
perform
th*
hud*!lo
holll
our
jiro
d
u
c
lio
n
w
ithin
MUstssIppl'a
Hnittli
eountv
wonl th a ' tin re t Inillci
** *
In pert from a new ’ 3S percent
'I’lijr* Disabled Ship
A u stralia branded the Greek's w hix»ieg Hast him. Nothtlig m-.u' billon*. 1*0*1 ottlcers will be: Pred »nfe lim its.
,
j
*
Increase which It granted to m anu rem
arks
aa
being
out
of
order
Madden of Umgwood xx common-T h e great tomato-produving
wu* liiW'l,
Rat ine: With Typhoon
facturers today
while Britain and Russia said
Anxiety ha* h e n lieigbL iii >1 '■ der. O E Weaver and Rinxo Hat- ' ,.iru around F ort Fierce ha* hero
. It was partly brought on by the , B ulgaria o ught to expose her
tnway of Cowclberry ax vice com- ,, , scene of, much a rl i c i l y 1 1 ,
T o KYu. Aoe f* •J Thrir'a
requirements of the new priceicon- j point of view before disco union the official <f*cl sure tba
mander ami t reivurcT n-jn-cth el>
' 81
A flip an*! nit h n»vv niiiiri wav off
la-,I
few
'weeks.
Toiimtu
traux|H>rt
forced
duw
ii.on
Auc
'
artlcl,
PEIPIN G ,
Aug. 19. ' M V - irol whkJi ootUor. cost, atnorp- sta rte d on the ttreaty
an d I
i ai d CYiJvvlberry a* ad- ,
. ,
,
m t y •rllcli* by
1hr *1 a«t of Jiipnd between an
j article.
The
argum ent
Ther« a re hlnta today of an tlon on the part of dealers
vra* bull lieen marhinegiituit'd and
Jutant
Hefiestimenb! ,will " be terved7 .th
‘, nat
, section th e 1 grow er* “use
" y the
..................
Aniiv lutf Itursuij a disabled
of
lla
passenger*
mtundr.l
I
*"'
other critical development in the
Tlw price rise on refrigerators enough to h alt all actual
at
»|l«*
Qompally C of Ih r FNuirlh Mit- IlWrt V 1 hip unit
A.
Jtekt
M
ami
jrtete
a
d
ju
ta
n
t
wUI
.,,,
1
,
l)lt.thu*l
o
f
open-field
plant• wiftly Ip pilot nuid he hud I '.t o me In*t m
civil wmr in China. A spokesman li the latest In a long list of o th e r. cussion of tha treaty,
tallon of the Plot Ida -State n iia n l priui 4hmi£ ly phut «n The HLurty
be
presen
A
em
porary
c
h
a
rte
r
,
Mnnlng
out
exre*?
p
la
n
t,
a sturm , mid emerge.I fmm b*
,A for the Comm unlit 4 declared th a t household Items like radio*, wash- [
the
hiw been Ixmed to th e poet a n d it
|hv ,|r|||-ru w s . and eliml. ' .V_U. ‘f . ,,.L:.b3I“ !Ml ..‘‘" " f
ship .Sunt 11#1
cloud* ovsr a city be tiHik li' I*' 1*
sent a dix\# th e
arm ies of
OeneralLsUno Inf machines end vacuum cleaners
Hu 11lord Armory and ult iiKhnber*
exjiectcd that li permanent-cl tart
Udine. As he circled to criei't ee win lie granted within the next n atln g the tran a p ln n lin g process, j art- riqut-.,t'-d by Cnj't John li t r # aa rail ttf(W it liixit snapped
ChUng Kai-Shek a n planning an on which the OPA has granted in
ITinself, two Yugoslav figlit'-r 30 days A club house will be built Tht* tend* to *peed the harvest, tlalloway to be Oil hand tor the off 14* pfopellor at the mouth
•H a ck on fled hsadquerters a t creeses tn tiie past week.
and consequently th e profit*.
of the Inland tleu, and the A m y
plane, attacked him.
Yanan, The purpose of th e a t
III Casselberry.
E llm fnalkin
of
tre n a p U n llm t ^
a a lto w a y will read an o n le r m g' ivached it ye*terdny nftxr
tack. th e Communist spokesmen
A fbir crttah-lending in a '•>*"
e o .I* a n d t h . delayed H arvral U |()f Uk>
ntul Klll „U p iuittliiiK heavy te a ,
asserted, would be to . d ivert the
MIAMI, Aug. 19, (AT— F u n rrtl field, the 'plane'* crew and
said to more than offsrl the a brV, f hu(ury o( Ulrcom pany |
Meanwhile the Japanese ixlsnd*
Red Offensive aimed a t T atunr.
*enger*
wer*
held
iti*oiiiinunt''
i
*
services an t planned today fur l>y the Yugoslav*. Even
luldltional cdst for
The Com munist official went
8,11 Any member* of the company who are tiiliving to meet the exix-i'tod
'.
two
Miami
News
carrier
boys,
labor
of
thinning.
on to ta g th a t C hinese'g o v ern •
havvv not yet turned In clothing one hundred’ Inlle-an-hour wind*
American au thorities u eie
“ W uurhula producer*, are al or equipment are rrqie-Mrvl to do of the typhoon, which should
I. N. Kennedy announced this aged 14 and 16, who were killed ".I to talk with them only in the
» « n t loaders also are planning
TAMI'A. Aug. 19. (A1)—Search ready setting pepper V
strike ,the coast at about 9:00
idant*.
and so this owning
re ta lia to ry attacks on th e Bed morning th a t the Game 'a n d yesterday when an automobile presence of a Yugoslav nff.rer.
1
wa* resumed today for the body my reports
report* Indicate- the
th rrop m
o'clock tomorrow morning.
M ilitary base of K aigan. and Freeh W ater Fish Commission sjruck the motor scooter from
United
S
tates
Ambassador
Rich
of a Tampa plumber, Georgo. Nor- g ettin g off to a good »turt.
0*1 th e Com munist stncwighold will hold a m celihg a t 10 :0 0 which they were delivering paper*.
ard
C.
I'atteraan
ha*
condemned
SAIL FOR CAN AD A
lock, drowned in Tam pa Bay Sun C ucum ber* ore up, and grow ing
A. 61. A ugust 29 in th e Roose The accident occured on the Tanv
CUMI'FLNS.YTION I'A lll I t
Of Chengten In Jehol province.
tb» inciihmi
a wicked, Inexetr- day when In* went to the aid of well. I am to ld th a t th e WA'auta m t'T ra it tn lonthw est Miami.
iu - <
Seminole County recipient*- of
MeanWhile Chinese newspapers velt Hotel, Jackeonvllle, T l f
County rood patrolmen K C. able and deliborabt attack on i h it wife and svven-year-old ton. chuia grow er* a re looking f o r - 1 LIVEiRI’OOL. England, Aug. 19, unem ployment compensation pay
Kennedy fu rth e r stated th a t
the Commission will h ear any Ivo* and C. W? Richard identified frim d ly nation's airplaneDeputy Bher'iff John Metla^lix ward to the e a rlie s t harvest,t of <AY Fitield M arshal V i s c o u n t ment* during the week ending
sportsm an or representative of the boys as HUburn Robert Collaid darknrss yestarday brought these tw o m a jo r com m odities, in and the Archbishop of Canter* A ugust II) numbered 12 of whom
a sportsm an's organixaLon who lifts, J r , and Charles. Edward
an end to attem pts of rfscue the h isto ry o f th e ir large-scale hury _Dr. G eoffrey Fisher, sailed 7 were men and ft women, and
t n m th a t elty i
' wishes to appear before them Peeples, Coll Ins was kllhtd in LT. JOHNSON niS trilA R G E Il crews to bring up the body.
operation*.
on ihe liner M nuretknia loday for total
payment*
amounted
to
Each plant 1" visit the f lilt* ftn, Carl It Smith, chair
Mrs. NuHieck and the boy.
LEGION m e e t s t o n i g h t . in connection with th e rule* and sta n tly and Peeples died half an
Celery grower* in th e Sanford Huh fas
The reg u la r m eeting of Camp* regulationi of the Commission hour later.
1-*- (Jg) .L a u re n It- Johnson, George, J r , were brought to shore area and in other producing sec- I billed Stale* nflci 11 *lu> tn man of the Florida Industrial
The patrolm en filed two man- h tm bam l 0 f
>»ell Johiiwoii. by
Joe Arias, also of tion* are said to have good Canada. Munlgumery Iravelni in Com m inion,
ng Poet No. 63 of the affecting th a sale o f fresh w ater
I»y a passerby.
par
reported
today.
Tampa.I However. Norttfck'* body plant* in abundance- Tile San ' •* »uite *»aled "ff from the n*»t I’aym riit, throughout Ih* atgta
Legion will be held fish or hav big to do w ith the Slaughter chargee ag a in st Grady 714 Osk A vinue, has bn'u
St
John's
River
from
tbo Lee McHugh, 21 , whom thoy charged from the N avy at the had dlxapi "are<l bcneslh the w ab ford growers will have their vf the *hip. As*iH'i»te* said ho •m ounting to 4 120,(ktt).60 ware
5 AhfFO'RD
«
Peace Conference Army Plane Is Wilson Asserts Fall Planting In
Bogged Down On Overdue After
Bulgarian
Treaty
Being Attacked {^ ion m
Posse Searching
For Negro Family
On K. S. Troops
Final Report From V els III M aking Oil I
root Saul Shi p
Huintf Firud I ptm Leave Pay Blanks
Price Increase On
Ketrigerators
ls «h»‘ uuigaria took
.
A
•A nother Critical
Factor Looms In
Chinese Civil War
Slate (iuard Company
To Disband Tonight
Kennedy Announces
Commission Meeting
*
Two Carrier Boys
Die In Miami Wreck
Search ReHumed For
Drowned Tumpa Man
li, S. Protests
In Mississippi Yugoslav Attacks
Assisl'
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SAN FO RD
S A N FO R D ,
W E D N E S D A Y , AUG. 14, 1946
F L O R ID A
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why the International
Association of Chiefs of
Police recently held a
W e 'l l G iv e Y o u
country-wide check-up.
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PROTECTION
chanics will he glad to
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ment and steering. He* Hi
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to
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BOOK CASES
:
Large, roomy bookcases
to hold your collection
of books ' and nickknacks.
IF IPS GLASS — and AVAILABLE
WE HAVE ITI
to Pay the M ather Way
Bring your glass problems to us| if we can't solve
'em, we'll get somebody who can!
'■The Complete Paint and Class Store"
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ford Officials To
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Tie Up ,360 Ships;
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Great Lakes Ports
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Palestine
By Truman
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day He waa Col. E It Htndio
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of Matting a flying *rhtH»l fur in li-nglh me hiridcring the mu. • . i it ■ | tun# of
known ter Sport* lovero n.
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a the training nf pilot, followed l*r
trial flow ■f traffic «n I'nrk Aic^ nation's premier turfman
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▼ the purr have nf H7S acre, of land nue, wliuh u U. S. highway 17 J|«y Hied at hi* Idle Hour (arm
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then rmitr Ihe application to WI'A nnd '.rj
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1*1'Rt114*11 L »4 t-tie i
i * I . d liy Ui. American public IDrrnrs
On May I, the Navy look ovor the Sanford Slate Farmen, Mar- bred racing war hla hobby, and
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M morrije'ii e ottu’t Mi.itt tire (reeIf", The Slallnn woe eonmii»alon*d
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,iom. h*- .. ueIi* t*»r oil lu illkind
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route nnd the prohibition of heavy fortune tn real potato and other Memorial Hrupitnl wiierr liUflVMMt fiMlt, tlt» I 'id rNiiL'M »
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mem In New York and Maryland SOI, rejMirte.l that Ii,, hint *m ' {*ITflt * 111,1 ItY Mf ?r*i l mimJ firliVlt t
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Bradley waa born at Johnstown. cd Martin's wife. Hemmie.
Sruretary llyrnn. luday called
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“ Yenlfrday was (he annlversity
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Pending further investigation of
nirrinft Hull *1. n tu-1 ding hut ■*| *,0. HI f >.I 9**1CM- 111"i H V? ii|«ui .‘vii.,torn Artliur Validctiberg
of rnir victory in World War II." the rent control silualinn in this Pa. He tett name aa a young nan was placed in the County J.i'. liurk ituiiig, ti-hlng tii|ii nnd nil Im i i<li" tr(»**i f *tii p '
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Tom rminsily in Join him
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said Mayor C u t “ We.hr pe In the ere*, the Joyces** today refrained lo seek hla fortune in the weal pending charge* in runout
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years lo come to use the splendid from Inking action cn a motion He had been a cold miner, a mw■
nf thi- l.'»8d Ibillnliuii lias a aid
In- (Tl * !)Prll| ft! tin
facilities of the station for the pp-irnted I*1 Indorse tho senior lkry and a acout for Oenersl Ne}- ^curding to police rt-.-oni, j>IFt
chuffe nf ijljn t . liml ma,
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ermmon good of the eltliena," he Chamber of Commerce plan tj son A. Miles during the war* un j dmoling occurred about
the Apache Indiana.
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renurst removal of rent control
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Following the pe*entatlon of
woe done with a pistol IrrlnngmK Banfnrd.
ice (free of charge) in any of
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^officers and men for helplnir him the motion to .indorse the senior
lo iWillle la-e Mike, father "f ih-i
the following categories is reI.. . Itgil
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'^ g e t the task of immlng .over the trade body’* -action which wa*
arrested woman, nnd at whuff
rtutuded to visit the office of
..it*. ,nid cuiiiio**i ml I light -it'll
station to tin CltfrCcropletH. taken during last Tuesday night’s
home on Willow Avenue *h. wa* S Ilb itF . v r im i.'IA N I.EAVF-*t
•lie responsible agencies listed
v it ir*. 1, 1*1 will Im u|i-iriit.'f| uiul
He declar.d that b« W t ‘ J meeting of the board of directors,
arrested.
helms*;
tin- field tiiariuged by lin* .urnKhor-i
Puulman
John
Willard,
CAINFBVILI.K.
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a brief discussion amonj members
W ASHINGTON. Aug.
Dr. Berko reported today that
Coordinator — E. B. Carter,
•U. 8. N. II who lias nude mimy f.M|irt ii»h (*i*U|ilv ^rjnr.i| 1mt * ' ' .'■ I .itlllel ttuy ft III uiMlinf* .*f
at teday’s luncheon meeting o f the —The JAiUse has mad* good it*
'Mlnntio National Bank Build*
I *- I * *. r|it * ;' find St I,.till, u ill
...... and personal relatione have Jaycees intimated that InequitiM threat ajainal contract tirukrr tho condition of Martin wm sat Iriends in Sanfurd since he n . jit II’titlc itt a front all jtait t»f t
-u *4i hr ,i*t* ool i *utt ItMiiie to S-U4* 1 Irig,
- been most pleasant," »»• • «w t e d . do exist in this are* but numbers Benjamin Field*. The Surplus isfactory.
r tmc l hi* did re- here un Nu>- i'Li an '"ffitvlfrl It it- n r• l Mm
Employment -— t(. S. Eml\c .1 Ini III. 1 i j I
He then Introduced Ueut- Claren were of the opinion that an at Property Committee today rite,!
»• iifcn it > * id ill..I ■dl
P, 11*12. left yesicnlay f<*r Jack i Iay fm ti
J itoyinrnt Service, 112 North
lu.ie
»gf,
of
tin.ihuol
.
1
well
X
a
ce Amo*. N8N, who will l>e In tempt to make adjustment*, rather the Washington promoter for
M
int
Lilly
ronr/i*
n|K»nTiir«
*1
I»y
il
«
Winville til gel his dlschari" fruin
Park 'Avenue.
‘ „ f the Naval facilities than request removal o f rent contempt became he p»fu*cd—fur
tuiitiMg.'t 11u tiv I, ttiihinsuri,
Vocational Training and Edu
C h ib the service lie luMnds tn rnovu Lim i i 'ity nf Flm iiiu t ollriir <i in-id
it*,
partner,
will
I
m
*
trt
churg«
of
in storage.
Jtia family hark lo Orlnmlb where Education and the Htnti- Depart
„$ altogether, be mad},
the fourth time—to produce recation — T. W. la»wtoh, Court
no* declared that It
M flight actIvitifc. Ririi.inl W rhe will renew hi* work with the merit .if Education,
House.
corxte shewing hew he split profit*
..Hors at today1* ‘
_ure to find the elation eluded J»nrea Tew. recently pi
Sixteen rouftly gupetinlemtenis U.IV nf j:utiforil, wll have ruinplete
Orlando police force.
le g . 11 Assistance. Hospital
war yoiel.*.
from the_
condition for which he in inactive status by tha Ui
wtll tnlie ,»art in tho piugraoi id h i l t " of. u| iftHiidj'ii.iu'i .ili l ieization nnd Htnte Scrvictj Of
Committee
linger
A reorganisation inwling « f
Wheeler, Naval
ficer
Contact through Lloyd
lb? curifutcnn which will ho IMru Irtcibtk*?.
juiterday the Hanford Model Aircraft CIluU
SfsughW
Navy, abd Jack
nYltNF2i CRtTICITED
■v
Thi i or .’ aulxnlioti wilt alto deal
prreonnet. and deF, Boyle. County Set vie* O f
supcrvl«cd by tonu* of tin* clslp'
will be held tomorrow evrning
that the c
woubl
ficer.
Takuch
Building.
_l all orders of hie prem
niioiaft
,i|o
In
Kntifurd
and
most
prominent
educational
ho.
l
ctfibby at 8:00 o’clock at the Community
forthcoming
MOBOOW. Aug. 18. (Jp)— 11ic
Home Service Assistance to
would remain In effect
Vi-clttily. Manager Kdward HtgM K H I T f H O n tO t D IM
ntatives House according to an announce OotnmunUt Party organ. Pravda.
broker’ gave
Servicemen, ex Servicemen nhd
dn
of the SpiiiIimiIp * CruiPy
_________________
wanted. Re- ment tddsy by J. K. Alexander, today critic iced the technique of
the Information
their Dependents,
American
•'k cm! et nf •'.imtneicc Mnvur II
RBIIMIT I88UBI)
M AITIIIKH X TO ItKTl ItN
MURRAY. Utah. Aug.' 1ft.
Secretary of Mate Bjrme# In urt csl-id to-Uts s
tod* y, Field* a former member of the dul.
Red Cross, !j,krfrnnt Boule
t t ,ut and City Mnuagcr tl, N.
The mother of former
again refii
ing the legi
Mr. HcAlexandcr said thit all siding over the Paris Peace Con
vard.
One Mntthieiix, who is conduct Siij-pr Bre among those lender*
boxing champion Jock
•I*tor* he hod given thsm all former members are urged to at ference Pravda satd that B )T n «
Veterans Administration —
whose
fnie.ight
and
vision
haw
ing
»
farm
labor
.*amp
in
New
had
been
highhanded,
undemo
■ "* find end that tend and also' those persons in
Martin M. Itudich. Sheriffs
l>e-n
instruincutnl
in
bringing
York
Stale.
cxtucU
to
be
t>ack
at
cratic
and
undignified
and
had
detailed record terested |n th« construction and
Office every Tuesday.
d elementary rules for par- his Job o f assistant county rw i. • itiS -ereUc i f tivintioti to Sail*
Iransact- operation of model planes, im»i*
—
iq
th»*
Fall.
.lord
.
j
U
in
the
meeting,
and
. ..
5 S K ft’ V l f i
-- - -
f
♦
ini
Justice Jneksun
Ends Speculation
On Future
Desire
Truck Route For
H eavy Vehicles
iminity and that It »»' only fill-
Controls In
Area
Bishop Tells Of Aviation Srlmul lak es O ver hlyim;
Jop Butchery A 1
Facililit s At N iv tl S*:»li::n I r!
Fall O f N an kin "
Byrnrs Lashes Out
AI Kv(\ D(‘ h‘}fatc
At Paris Parley
CoL E, R. Bradley,
Famed Sportsman,
Dies In Kentucky
Negro Veleran h
Hospitalized AHer
BeingShotByWife
Veterans Service
Comity School I trails
To Ailrnd Confcrrncp
Ficld« Cited For
Contempt By Group
Model Aircrtift
Plans Reorganization
r» * * * ' r S i ? ^ *
r
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
The Sanford Herald
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t’a r a k le ta
O r C a rrier, week
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TRADE WINDS
disunity on it.s fncr value— n tnedlum fo r conveying informntion, opinion and entertainment nnd always useful
for lining garbage cans. They arc rnrely critical ; if they
pOreieve its excellence, or its shortcomings, they ar e mov
ed neither to joy nor to wrath, for, by nnd large, any
newspaper is worth considerably more than the nickel
it costs.
Rut there are* some readers who believe, correctly
that the nickel they pay for a newspaper gives them
a proprietary interest in it. These are the readers who
give the editor his scattered moments o f pleasure, ami
who also hasten the development o f his ulcers. These
are the authors of the letter* that appear In the mail
bag; aometitries they aim past the editor in an effort
to influence the public, but more often they direct their
nraise, their criticism, or their observation on human
behavior at the newspaper itself. And, curiously enough,
there develops between an editor and these readers he
has never si;cn a relationship that is as warm, and as
honest, ns it is impersonal.
Some of our voluntary editorial correspondents take
pen in hand only randy, when they are deeply moved
by something we hiiVe written,'or haven’t written. Others
arc regulars, and their letters, provide a fascinating and
invaluable running commentary on our life and times.
— Charlotte News.
HAT)
*we la ikl*
■
Iwral a m * eubllakiU
rllh ti i«, reeuklimriMa
Central Press Writer
TH E BRONX ZOO announce*
It* elephant quarter* soon will
be filled to capacity. There'a at*
way* room t<fr one more—but
not When it come* to elephant*.
I I !
The too it importing a trio ol
Alrican elephants nnd when
thty arrive th t pachyderms al
ready there will discover that
three i t renllp a crowd.
We can Imoglna the oldster*
lifting thair trunk* In disgust and
muftsrlng something like: "Why
sfen'l you go back where yeu
came Iram?"
You may be able to crowd
more aardlnee Into a «an than
elephant* into a 1 0 0 , but, at
a n s i.
. -■
.............
A DIGNIFIED STATUS, A.\fl
MOWK ’M IM E 'IS NEEDED TO
Hf.TMINATE UNTOUt IIAitl.r..s
FROM A l.(. I.ANUS: There .an
b«l neither, Jew nor t.'r*«-k, there
can be w ilie r bund n»r free,
thereran ho ihi male uml fe
mate, fur ye un- ull one in « Tirfnt
Jesus.—Gul.
* The populntiiiii of the llnite:
States in now enliniuleii l,y lh
Census llun'nu til II I million
-and is still growing vigoruu-ly.
In war, tjie.jjjpjst inniieoIR, Victims o f nil »r«- Hie
children, who* an?. powerless to' protect ’ tberfiselVes and ,
tort young to uiidenttand what is happening. The Nazi I
business of stealing; children according to carefully cal-*
culated plan comes out in a story from Berlin by .Murj ort#rAvery—fry* t l l _LjJt?j,biirjdi ReelbBdM»lUi.4a--*w>w
Tlie“ fiermnns took clnbfrcn in countries they occu-T
pictf, t<* weaken flfose countries, iini( to Htrt/ngthen the
population hf Germany. These children were gives m en
tal a ml physical tests. Those who <|tialificd were y iv in
to loyal Nazis or put in children's homes, and those w h o ,
were considered of less future value were put in lahori
camps, used for medical experiments or killed. Today j
posters in Merlin convey the anguish of Dutch parcnlt
still hoping to find their small sons and daughters.
Tracing nlissing children is one of IJNKKA'h rwtjion*
sihililies in Kurope, and a difficult, discouraging task it is.
The Orhiiido .‘ !<-ii U i >
who will succ*~d Mur
when hn die*. Smalm
our man.
Republican* derided ut u week
end conference. Mint Truman will
to “ cany to heat." They were
terrified when somebody »ugg--,ttd the democrat, might dig up
another candidate.— Fort Myrta
New. Freaa. We iloulit if (tn-ie
would be much ic-rror if they dug
up Henry Wnllnrr.
Infantile pnrnlysU is reported
by State ilr.rttli authorities In h*
qn the downgrade in Klnrldn. IL,prompt action taken liy elM'-.
htelth officials nnd tho public
alike In Improving aani'nry rumlitlons, urndicaDttg flit, and other
Inaerta and the gt-rxrou* u*r of
■urh effective spruy, us DDT
particularly around gurluivi- can*
and city dump, i, credited in
larire mensure with Ireirtg re.
ponsibkj for the improve,) * 11u.iHenry llalrk, editorial director
of the Orlando •hew,papers, tell,
Clermont Klwaiilami that the
United Stale*
with Ktl**la In thf, generation
Batch speak* not willmtil nuth
dtily on (he subject after u loot;
period o f service in the Furoiieatt
theater, though .Senator Fepi»-i
fay* We lire heading nil night fm
war. llut ws iloubt if (lie J(u*
•Ian* want a war any more than
w.j do and even Joe Stalin ao>l
III* little clique will slup in their
arbitrariness somewhere short of
g fight. -
it la not often that thj Demucratle party ha* fount) It necessary
to go below the Mason-DIxun line
for a vote catcher.
If you want to always have the pleasant co m p a n y
of a good shooting companion, the pleasure of shooting
over his dogs anil the knnwh-ilgo of his favorite i|uail,
grouse or pheasant covers, the- sin'cere observant *t of a
few simple rules of field eliuuf'Jlu will turn the trick.
Here are aomo of litem:
*
Don't try to handle your companion'll dog and never
criticize the dog's faults. Praise his good points; give the
dog it c h a n c e to retrieve your bird. Look fo r it yourself
only its a court of last resort.
Kind mil which side your companion prefers to
shout front nnd lake the other Side; never shoot
birds
flying your companion's way; don't claim birds you are
not absolutely sure you killed; give your companion .all
the breaks.
Never hunt in your friend's favorite spot which lie
has shown you, unless he is along or you have his con
sent; alternate on single shots; above all never take-a
chance. Observe all the rules of safety.— linker County
Press,
• . abijs n
MONO KONII T ills Drill-.!: r 0).
milal government
admitting! Ita
wind? prlii- (.m od organisation
has been undermined. lias declared
war nu 11 hunt- tdm k market ring
which has been using Kiini’Ster
turtles In getting hold •>( l>ri|iortH
id vital coinnimllhm
Q
u a l it y
o f
pro d uct
IS E S S E N T IA L T O
C O N T IN U IN G SUCCESS
LUGGAGE
i n
f ASS
. . .
• ___ _
t a t
I
I I
a
a •
m
fitting!.
26” l’ ullmnn C ase.................. 17.46
21” Matching Over-Nite Case .... 12.54
18” Matching C a se................14
A L L METAL STEAMER TRUNKS
with covered lray
96 . Size
ig of the war.
gw«***
■ I for either
black* or white*.
.Here
R t* no
one who -profit* from mob viol•new or racial dlmnler*.
Sima
meet clash** o f thin kind are nut
from
dy tiunor friction
N V w v fra tiirr*
.____, -------...,
.«• —
p w yu ia r alripet bound
T«n,, Blue,
Brown, —
Beige
and popular
in lop-grain leather with leather handle* and
thu* come* to a conclusion un
Important chapter in Sanfurd’a
history and Jt* major contribution
to the war effort. Fireral thou*0hd o f America’* finest young
men were trained out there to
fly, firat, Ventura bombers ami,
then, Grumman fighter plane*
which wreaked .urh havoc on the
Japanese In the carrier warfare.
Aw
Several hundred Hanford
clUseni who worked out- there
lo ‘an teqaally
pethapg not
lion ttf* tho
* riot* ill Athens, Ala. and
■action* of the rotuftry are
■Ign en the national horiion
A t'
A IR PLA N E CASES
The United Slate* Navy turns
o?*r to the City o f Hanford today
en a revocable permit the Son»
ford Naval Air Station.
Atul
NIVU In her movie cereer did
Bally Rawlinaoa, Hollywood atar-*
IsL pul quite to much Into a k la
here. For the ple
na* married In lo t Anglic* to A l
White, u *rU*L
(tetematlcnol)
aw*
In Jumbo, the enormous ele
phant who helped make I*. T.
Hai*ium famous, were alive to
day be would feel right at home.
IU was a first-class housing
problem wherever he went.
On the Same Program
Novelty “ Magic Slone”
Latest Universal News
AMERICAN TOURISTER or IJ. S,
DUNEDIN. New Zealand-Four
women mcinbera ot Uie Dunedin
Ilrldgc Club received tho shuck
Of Utrlr Uvea Wlien they were
rach dealt a complete ault.
'Dnj deal occurred in tiio third
hand of n rubber. Hie park uoed*
was Uie same one lived In the first
deal when 'the player* threw in
Uieir hand*. Tile women are con
vinced the freak hand* were the
rcAtilt of chance.
The dealer called aeven h|tadea,
the nUter* ganjtcd and passed.
A chib member said matlieinaU.
<Ians have e*tlmaled Unit It the
card* are nhuffled corns Uy, »m*lt
a deal should occur only oner If
a million players played 25 doubt
a day every day for 250 qiintlrllllun year*.
The new elephant* will learn
the blessing* ol civilisation In a
hurry-ana at them being that
there I* such a thing as housing
shortago.
KAYE
DISCRIMINATING TRAVELERS DEMAND
A l' Nrwafraturra
W r don't know th t names ol
the three new pachyderms but
we tear th ty aren't ''T in y ."
’H l d g e " and “ Hunt."
Donny
Black Marketeers
In Britain
Using»
I/,
•
• ■ m .■
Gangland Methods
Kli(|iH‘l(p For Hunters
Four Women Given
RnrellandsDuring
Recent Card Game
least! the sardine* aren't In dan
ger of accidentally puncturing
rath other with thrlr tuaks.
TODAY and FRIDAY!
Stolen Children
o v* n i
Y O U ' R E T E L L I N G ME
— By WIltlAM BITT —
rtiepaleSara thereto are
niH LB vf.khk m h i t o d a y
TH U RSDA Y, AUG. 15, 1046
22-
A L L M ETAL TRUNKS - .
All Metal Lockers .................. *—*
Fibre Lockers.......— ............ •
(A ll Pricw Include * 0 * F e d t,! T « )
r, it behoove*
-WhlteUtk*.
Plfig on o»eh
It nuns In,
i f OC being
303 SANFORD AVENUE
.
rem em ber!
�T H U R SD A Y, AU G . 15, 1946
Social
And
SO C IE TY E D ITO R ~
PAGE
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Personal
Cccclia Truluck
M rs. W. I*. Itrooks, ,lr.
Hostess To Circle 2
Activities
T 1C R R A (' IC T A L K
It v
__ _____n;cKi.i \ -ritii.iiCK ■
__
— TELE. NO. 148
Dian Aiken Honored
Social
T H fc L E
CalendarFourth Hir»hday
P e r s o n a Is
I
Mr*. Dick Aiken honored tier
'daughter Diarr yesterday with
MON IIAY
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Cmiricr, Jr.
n birthday party at her home in and son John III have returned
The Woman* MU simony Union Mayfair celebrating Dinn's fourth from a two week, vacation in
the First Baptist Church will birthday.
The
tiny
guest* Gntlinbuig, T»*mi.
da It* monthly meeting a,' the enjoyed swinging, #ec-sawing nrul
(hutch at il:30 P. M. The topic playing
l ‘ other
"
game* on the
t«r the inerting will i>r “ me lawn.
Mi»a Rlicnbclh Wurion, Clity
The outdoor table was covered
Orient" wih Mr*. W. ft. Gardiner
with n paper cloth amlmssed County Supervisor of Kdfunlion.
n* a lender of Circle No. I.
with birthday c«ke* and the hon- will arrive by plane today from
The Sunbeams will meet ut oree's gift* were placed on the Tallahassee
to spend
several
table with the largo birthday day* with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
3:30 i*.
enke. The guest* gathered around llurncy at their home s7‘J Hast
• • The Junior (i. A.'* w ill nutit nU man and sang "Happy Birth- Twentieth Street.
:i:3u P. M.
iUy.r
Mr*. R. R. Wright, Mrs. W. K.
j Vthlen and Mrs. J. K. TerwiUcMr. and Mrs. (irotgo Stine have
he orean is 3,41 percent salt. ger, Jr. assisted the hn*tes* In ns their gr.-st* tlirii dauuhtrl and
|serving. Thosr attending were grrttjdsoT', Mi*. .I'dm Hughe, and
Mary Pat Wight. Cynthia Rou- Michael Hi Yd of lovv.r City, Iiivvr,
millat, Abigale Hoyil, Kvv Dos. who arrived by plane Saturday
K W Ivey. Myra F ranee* j nlt),nitig
to P|-1
spend
time
Iwn*.*
IIIU I
<«'l sotuu
i l 1*v^ V
i i I 11,' IH
StricWand. Mary Ann Strickland, Mr. llig
- —
H i. will join (Item at a
Joan Wright, •Peggy
Wright, lator Uate..
■- - ' •
Katy-Jo Aiken, Allison I.ec, Hilly
Wight, Rohley Bruce, Jimmy Torwillege, John Mann, Floyd !*>*•
Mr. nnd Mrs. (ient.v Stine have
icy, David Watkins. John ,W^|chel, Bedford Aiken nnd Isirry visiting ttv.■in tin ' m vi ral wees*
nt their him.- m Mayfair, Mis*
.lfarUfielil.
Alro ' Mr*. Henry Wight II, Bonnie Jneksoii of llichw. od, We*Y
Mrs. II. V. Aiken. Mrs. J, I.. U e Vo., Mr. and Mi- l„ F Ballanger
of Charleston, We*: Vu and M m .
ami Mr* Karl Dossey.
Harry It Crawfoi.i of Sniilfrj t‘hiali*stoiv. West Va.
&
A SAtfSMAN AND DIPUTt SHERIFF, Do a 1Murray trigHt» thanks , mi ie
id die woticn-menilieia of (tie jury In
, win h aniuitlcd-hlm in
tlie hotel room tryst slaying of ids bn!
n -t Major Jopti Fli t' her,
Hip Canadian Army. The Jury el-dglO" - < i '.oi-I unit nu n rli'Iltreratcd
for forty-tinee minutes betoic rcachiu,; tl.-vir . . . . - j k i n i ^ ' -
VI >".l ■I ' li, I.... fi . I.M’h VV I
iit.lv .pon-oring coul.| lie the
. -nnt \ - * ......'I IfS J .1 mo.t prominent project other
t \R\ Kii
i \ 1 1 \ n r l i ■ than the hospital drive (hat any
SUFI. \ Ill's r
tut
VVRD.tH
.- itj. en-i s|Min«nrul in this
11J< Kit I t: \ \K I K W ill I t . . t»v
. . Fanford and Seminole
1 C Ml I t UK! I l.FiHJtiK li M. 1 .iinty needs tourists and tha
-t *t
me the * ' Miv H
>miner we got them the latter*
t i t 1 Htt A RP 111 KT ■'! t»
Moliis II- me
So go t>* it and draw ngwt 'I h\ te n . MUS, I.. M M ARTINI.
Refreshment
«>*•
Itov m r s , ,n m : iv o c m ii .i . a t . m r s i- m il. to F.mfoid tjy the droves
tt
the hostess a i ti- 4
Do you like to ,jp .lovely on
I l.v t u r fiii'tND O N , WATSON
I M
Itritt. Those |.i.
w
\
VD \ M-s. Ti Ult C t »?} d Mmt J
w \ 1 .1 \ t t
ll.n.lv
.1* C. Calhoun M*
R A I i F t! ^r 1% ,
t
1
it. f*f Malt huiiest
■ ill
goodne** mint
Mi- tlnsd*. ti
J i» H .\ A 1! R A II \ M > P-t H* ;rrr i vr* rile 1
I'M i t
flosted glasses?
tell. Mis. tint- to
\\ oil. club nlmitiei*, get
\ i:
tii t ’ShF 1 1. VI FO R I' in i
Induct, ami Mi
Mi:!, ti tu 1 MRS. liiiN A l. H B A R . vtnirf elf out to the Seniimde
Mm. Mr*, ti. tt
M S of 1-ttlf^w tht.f
A l». ' M R .4 i 'm iniry 1 lull .l|| Sunday nftcrAllio Trnffetd. Mi
P A V IP CAUPKNTFR. PORTKi: tmon at the lumr o f five p. m,
M is. .1. t t\ .it.ton. M.
I.AVSINci
MB’l C WAI. pnd mendMu* and truest* will re
(Vhiddon s i.- VI. .Itritt
f i l l s ,'f Iri.k,'• M*-ra
.
MIt** crive nil, “ on tl,r tomsr" . .. You
W. \ I'OFTD t It H IT I.S ,-f aie cordially-prviled To sit miller
Lake Mar, .
MRS. MILTON the spreading Magnolia and enMORRIS. MRS. tv I: RlSKI! of •«*«> a liesuiely afternoon.
I arlce Man.. MR- to il \ \ N C S .
MRS. MARTHA FIT IS 1IAYKS
'I MRS C t ill
Wit IIAMS
MU* “ ill leave in the immediate
1 1k . f
' tttt Ro n m r s .
li \\future for Frankfurt. Germany
I j l A R N O t I*. .HI.. MRS
FRIr* whet,, she will ln< einploycd by
j-; N O R ItiR F V F \\
Mi i VI.I.. 'ile I S. (iovernment H* n elvll
W in
i I i ItFRIHM SI*. MRS setvi.e worker in thy hemlquar- %
O.' i r Ml lilHDE. MRS
I -K, • « * o f 't h e <*4«evj*!Hi| tjecupa?,. _
! W it,: ON. • MRS .1 I
j'uNFS.
1r,|,li,I roices
. Shiv has r e - .
MRS V !! . o l RINfi. MRS FY V " ' ' V ' ,,» vri ,,ril' V V v m
.
MARTHA wil
BKi .KIIAM <• V PFCKFR ..f
l.ongvi
ood MRS M It III .AND.'
....... ......
. ,w
' ,,rk / * '{. an'I
Mom there hy h„ai to l.n Havre,*—
' MliS VI VXSlNi! IIA K Ill I f nod
li lice
he will hoi
•MRS: VI
i I.KVFI-VND
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MRS .1 F, \t_t.
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mihtTtnr trflttr-TnnkrrTir the
MII I.FR WIT U
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ft if* Hstilv ttn.l thn« will Arrive
l.*T F' I I F . R li It S o N
I! t \ ,n li*? ilrw|||ij,ti,,,i’ Sheha' )i8ij
S 'ITt.l C MBs
l o I V \ F\
fi.H tuiviti^ C1mlilt smill
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SOP It I V M M l*i»t l, V! M \R I V * tt*H| ..id
*rt t*iiti|r tt»u* itf her
F.IJKIS- I M KII ItRO li lilt
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student
r I I h I l; i 1 A\ U ti l I
ti! thr I ttivcruity itf Kinndft,
hi I I I KS, t \i |tl.\.\r ii»«
pKiIjrnl In rhi Knppii
, i'll, 11 h \Vli|:KM.\\S will T«U
fraloinit>
MR*
li.iM ,.t .itTi.uttM* yit>iuii f»»f tw«» aui|
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wrt*kB
MISS . t i l l V H ill *•'
***«'**'
MRS. J. R.
IHiOUNMHV «.f (
Tt*int MARROW and MU- mid MRS*
HKNRV
OASSAOV
,»f Turnon,
h i !!
h o s t i ’ a* A t
:i
W « lift** ill V 111 41ITU4 \iu
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(Mil II I I \ III f J'ltl'*!
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ifinvti* ntAfirt l
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had ln'i'ii rim i
the
f*»i *i
V, ,i Tit' |W»*-i r!
r !• 11t-»l .it .VI t
tone. (Infrruu'
c9 fc ic u L t^ i
\ WIt
r \ X»
IT I’ m
ID 1.18TEN
llt'tiil ITii* Vila
M f lit n«|l
d im t u m r ”
th e
I» ir 1 h
»»f
»
■I .»«n f l i t ■•t !
I.yn'da Anne Isirn Aug Id at [
the FVr said-lavugli ton ..... .
Hospital.
NIW YORK CITY will bs repre
sented nt the pageant ol talent anil
beauty In Atlantic City, N. J., next
month, by Klleen Henry, 31, of
Brooklyn, N. Y. Chosen “ Miss New
Vork City” over fifteen contest
ants, Filrrn will seek the title of
JJMlis America."
l/nlcrnatlonati
Mr. and Mrs, J. C. laine an
inmace the birth nf * son Ikvnni"
<iene on Aug. 12 at the Fernald
laiuglit.ill Memorial Hospital. Mis.
lauie Lh tire former Helen
of Ijongwood.
WHEN SKGJANI C.-mge Ko*ovllk» of
tfi'iifyir
,i| Slalrit
Ills i a i-rthr.iT 1, lull arr.ti 15 *m«l It COtlb
12
« f nnaitKiijtin tlMlv Ui Italy .
TO StjUtt SUSl lhsl Iter husband.
R,
it
-Usv..
F YOU want lhc‘Ao*ur»nc« that foe* with being well*
dressed and look in f fo tlr bast, regardless of tha hour
or occasion, choose Curleo Suite for your Fall Ward*
‘robe. These suite are modem and masculine in style
without being in any way extreme. Comfortable drape
and fit are built into every garment by Curiee*s skilled,
craftsmen.
Satisfactory wear Is assurad and the
nalerials are darefully selected and tested for quality.
M Come
Happy Peace I
om *
Id. Jarh Srlmeliler wouMn'l tn »
tier a) he drbnik.xl from llic It |,It, V n ttV IlM KM it
chlp (Srnrgr IVmtiOUf.m, M- - r.ri: !*■ « U»
Schneider ns.-d tt.ls sign oi c ■ 1 <>..rill*,* v worn, n
staler* Dlaml, N Y.. pier Whi n ll.r I * r ,* keep or rlioni v ■ tir, i i|>p
i.
Uncr doekerl
(fhterrialno.nl) ali, I I tSllrnl til Ur, ti .titilvj||wt»i
|>ijL
mav hr* a stronger lot,, il,
rrnnienl In mnlnluintmpe:u,». nays Ute Dowager Mu t t'liiittt
.ess of Heading
Tire tall (litrk-eyeii Brjttsli lenilei
who (outideil the Women
Vniim
tarv Services >«t nrent tin Villi' r
wnr I line mill ..till heatl-- , lextensive pen. e-Uine ping tf?4 i
milking tier nt*l visit t.• rb. 1 rttv
Slates m ten v, ars
We are work mu
de, elu > and Ireediim ol ic. .1- ,
Imjiplnef-', anil ,-onieot I 1 li t!
work sire s.vl,I diniog ,
A \
vLsIl "These me the ' I,mg
Hum When we gel mem v V "-lixi-i
itniPit'
nnd they make contented ,-.ij|i,wlilcli do not no to wur in' , ■>
minomlr trnuhirs I dnn'i bri„
It Is working nn lire level ol nan
Rial L-. going lo do the. jnh »i n- .
trig u 0 ( 1,1 |>ei„ r I believe ,•
Ire dime by making hnppv ■ •
nl families.*'
then
swtfilv
I a,iv
i(. ,sketched the wijlk MlMl <.. i (,
tittle WVS w olkrt. ,rr,
.
i KNOWN In tire MassachusetU Slain heller Die Ini ol omIiiuiiv Itiini
In Fnglaiul we have a g i '
I House ns nn ardent lobbyist for
1certain medical Isw revisions. Mrs. Itssl shortage than w, did ,, ,
the
war," sip* said fin vve ,-v'i,:
| Annie Dixon Drown (sbove) was
round strangled to death In tier a setieme to meet it We m-i, ■
Salem home. Her son, Thottuu 11. worker from tsch village and ,
atrret. They tire laugh! the limn ,
Brown. 27, n veteran, U charged mentals of nutrUton, Undue
with the crime. Police say they what foods nre In short supply ,,i
f.nrnd the body after receiving n given rerlpes using more plenll!
phone rail: “ I have Just murdered foods. Alter Uwy have tried >*
my molher."
<lntcmallor.aO
the rerdjww, Kiev mil on eve.
CLOTHES
Choose CURLEESUITS
Your
ALLWARDROBE ,
s
in and see the new Curiee Suits for Fall. Wo
^taore them in a wide rknge of models and slats with a
good assortment of the newest end smartest patterns
end every Curie# Soltis priced right, f
f*liiMips Magnesia
\l»sorl)iiH> Jr.
IV
W1 , '■■ ' “
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rm M
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Ip.in .1 Tnofli I ’aslc
SAVINGS
d i .
1 t ■ * Ilf ft
Qtlll l
Hi .1 .iTIHrnl
-i . ii .*iul rii ri\ i*
r , Inlif
1.’
In I f 1|» Him
lOtlui *
t-a wIiTv*
i:' n.1 if"SfrCivi l(
n.HKO
iribi: Itle ’ .1 Ui
tls of trit!'. ■!’ ttl III
(lint
strllmiisi'
ttv flu ttnrk tilth*till*
red innl it
Vit 5d If»l! ll.t \iSg) won
?* #«
n'tM'.i
. ’i ' Wr in
help
d • ‘ 1 It l|lf ii
i-s> 111.
♦ ' !|JtI
»*r v
' t\ till*
4 Jit ol’
"lush • "
•L .# 1*1M
Lnrlv I
tfil
II*
till .1•
'
ire in i tinti 1M l- It! PJAI :'!»• WHt
SlflrleiMli u p !j«lt Hi Ulf» lull*
pie- >M I!,.,din■' who tterveilj V
lanju,
ht‘buoir1- . 1 "frl i "In, I JtlMI. e,- , A
l.il
.umIi i , lor
lire Dulled
p'
reel
VIIT
isi.
I M
il lit \n
vrns,
at,
ihn
Ii-Ii,
vV
v. iI ’A
\\ ir !I,, and
.Old
leer,,v «,, II I'M ■ he eM.il,
berl ,l„ i• ■ • I .... i "
> a ol
do
>i
In
Tool li I'aslp
S iru p Pepsin
I’ussy r«lf)(rne
SlanbarU Powders
'*
:-,.Z
.1.y, ■-rW
’
j.
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I* A U K L it
"Rl"
It's tiv 1 lent ns .« siimiy summer ilsv llial yon save
,in.in-v wlicn yon liny playtime accessaries anil sum
■III need s at I ( l i l t 'l l T O N 'S . These low prices prove
■I
prove Ihal von gel morn for your money . . .
M im e
value ami mote (tin for your money — when
von shop here. So come in today for the thing* you
need to enjoy die Itey-deys of summer fun lo the
fullest. Everything's priced for extra saving*.
I OUNTAINS
M o
,, d.. .
Mild n '
Hollo
llldr.l '
VP a til
'il,an a
,en i », ii |.
'
cl up lino ,*
-I efle o-n
*, i
|..1 1 1 ' Ini,
orki i nf", i - ■ " i inotiUe t in (
•cus to
• ■-on r
ond irnpili v
-loU- .illll-d lit! Until.-Li-e. lli-MIl
irlrtl him. r-lwltl u' mhI and did othei
■enderl wartime i liorr*
It has
.pen I atied llie .Min Dial Hitler
OTROt."
Isirly Iti oiimg i iu. • uiahogniiv
'esk esenilb'e"
Hire travel,
ight day, mil ol II atnl talks In
' » proptr lo- s»o
Many ol them
itai'l know who he )- lor she
ears the *.11110 plain meet! utilurm a KPik 111 tin- .rv lie wearr,
fteTalrol, III . tlvintiiwt, keep, a
Is tHtIr.ii iir ultii r In bmli luvur and
ouniry bun-*
o a 1 > 0 be ahie to
ontlmie wink when In leaves her
-nice.
Her work dot- no’
**p with the
■WIT hire ho. pi 1 b-err npiHilrilril
'i tlrr Ip m ii I ol governor* nt the
it
dfltbh it ,in'll n -iiiiiT OiriMirallcm
'here hr 1 knowlerlge of women
ilktUirlr nwrl. will be hmirgtil Into
day..him ti aid* a member nl the
entral hou-ma innnuiilee ol the
Mlnlsirv o! Ilrallh anti a .member
•’I Ule lac lot' and well are board ol
he Ministry ol Labor. F
•
I ‘nliflenf
..ml I*F.N( II S
i<r
G£M
, „ » • « " M*.
523
19e
25c C arters Pills 19c*
(ilie
Pastecth
tide
Itisnrinl
Anaein
25c
■
l!)r
Pie
Tin
I Sayers Aspirin 5!)e
’
dr
. v / ts v R
, tu,li 'l 'rT"ll
to oth
0 « ' IS"
y,
J
/■
V. .47 ‘
.ir»e Viebs Salve 27e
50e Harbasol 29c
JiTKens Idriion 29e
(ilie A!ka Sellzer 49c
50c
Pahlum
7Sc Oleum
TA M PA X
Percomnrphum
1.50 A parol
1.25 UetonKa
29c
How Many
Drops
In A Dose?
Oriwaloiully jour doctor will
prr-vrtbe mecUrlne to he tak
en. In drop** This nirana that
every drop must be meter!
nnt vrllh metlrulous rare.
When you bring such a pcis-
HTtpUim
T o u rirr o N 'K
vse supply you. free of charge,
with a handy dropper that’s
fust right for the purpooe.
And, of eonrse, (he medic-lit#
we comparand for you U al
ways medicine that's right—
lo the last drop!
�I
■I fid* ii
TH URSD AY,
AUG.
15,
THE S A N F O R D
1 *4 6
G A L L BLADD ER
SU FFE R E R S"-?.1.
Legal Notice
RuCertre with apoalrJae e*Ur atlarke,
•teenarh and ( l l h M i l n mieery due la huk
■ f Iwaltbr bde new tell o f rernerkeMe
rreulte aflee u rln f thU atedlrine aktrh bee
the aaraelae la*War ta rtlwxiUle rfueei.h
llrer aaJ uarreaee how *4 bealtby bile.
(lA I X lt H lN te i eery n r e i u l ' i mad M ae.
eeweUellne aeaolW. the l » 0 * It fo a l, la
. , few fwnalee per d*«r. (1A1.I.HH1N <e
•aIS with full M i l l*e k ai.er.ntee by
a
Touchlun Dniy. 121 B. First St.
Mall Orders Filled.
LEGAL NOTICE
nori«ii
for final ilia, haru*
and ito.i
ffv
M ill ap p ly to the III.not aide It Vt,
W A IIIT. County Ju d ge id .........
C o u n t}, Florid a. • n Iht I all. day
Not |4«t Is |t«*rrtijT' fClW‘ 11 I I'MI
t*f S. idonii.er. lo t# , fur ..fdd oral « t
d N «-|l|£ «(Ml III fl'Uttflll*** ul #V li • tam e nod fo r fin a l d . c n . i i
a.
(ml 1*41R
••Mill
)-*■)!*i-
U u lltm III tfle eelatl Of liCOHQC
vi imhI. Hind .*<»•*** III*- M lr r t jliiisi fJ J A e o n s , ilr r r ii. n l, o., tni. It
KaM o f thi* faiRf T tu rh , i*M* r 11*** day of AiiHliai, |yfi,
fk'ittlouA
iViiiral (■ark V.*1 1 A N 'N IU IIK I.I.K J Ai I ills
»tjr rflot#, a lot llm t Vk • t h litlii (.*
K . t m m l t o i in . . . i . t * of
ft-gistri sa-d nil!!*to i U*
. .Id iU U K e a. J A* *r »lis
"f th*» Flotilfou** Nuiiir Hliifleceaaril.
jmi
in r u n c in c r iT c o c h t o f T ft r
N IN T H
J C O IIT A I. C IR C U IT
IN
A N D F O R S K M IN O L K C O U N T Y ,
F IA H IID A . IN C H A N C K K Y
•
Nu. «J41
P it t . I 'll W H .t.lA M FCl.JtK M .
CumiilAtuant,
va.
U IA d J iC t-'U LU KIi,
tMfend.int.
IrlV u H C K
b a ile e Y e Appear
,
IN T H E V A M K OF T H K S T A R #
S TlSITII.'N
W i t h o u t P a i n fu l B a d u t i t t
Florida
Aekli » t * l
IdbcnL They !■*Ii» Bvuil
|4aUA «Uj.
Lrmon
»***• » Wy| 1
Wlunt d4tomtri»f kMiwy fonctioii ptimiu
|w>l*owu4 malt* t tit»riLuiin In f mtr i4u&dy il
f«uif»| nUW#r. arUn* ■ft*l I•Minin# sunw.
timet ik »w i |krif 1* nemriklng *iun( WiU»
jrpur bline j* or M«<Mrr.
Ifjn 'l w ait 1 Aik Ttrtir ilrvifiht fur Dsn#',
Plifi, ■ «1.In‘ lant tliijMUr, u-rkj *s*fcruf utly
tkldnrr
o f elubrt
t ertn*h
wwwk
4#i» (n-m
Golden
Layer Cake ...... 49c
&u( o f iK*
kr*ti*/U a »>k.J 4jiz»un*.**TTwitnl i f
204 Haul First Street
Sanford, Florida
JuK . lV «f "**ill» I'lMtfnr tl ru|t* *■**«
.1« 11h v aiiu |iI* «ekt'lMHVe I f | n # n n
4 r a ff««il,
bw|krr#<l
l*>
rlHKina
l«uaalmk braifl hhI i m 4 Mr In han!
f » ' i l nr r n ««n ln tn t n a i (r r m n ir t ii
fr| tk r O urlar M**fnr Urtltm l (m
(I mp! fn mnli t v O bn* m .iltln i I h• ».
fn
krnr Mr II
nanin. I n n . m it«
k i r h r fir r n flr r Minkina 1 1 1 * *lm
IN i tit
<AAJ! •*> * Mi
%TI
I IF F lt M lI h A . iMtk.'KTIN* '• *
~ »*l ‘ r,LM A i t ;
N fM .
v* H '-f
ill.lie
,*»ld f»n i«]l h m Uk •«||l* fieri* u.
tfa'r*ky * ' *jMe»**i
nitj*.
♦»»» F rk l^ r.
bf-r IV IM« «n »U&. CMi
ion k l p— i m
«lrUnrk lriu.t*r
il.u t ir * '
( * k nl*Mui Om fiti
llrn p * (n4nr k
Tmirhlon
Friday and Saturday
Cookies, pkg. .. 27c
I*. K N 'O I.I.
TW kktnvi * ah ?K aUi .c'i cklrf w« j cf Uk*
fntf (h * m m
'H O M 1^ C O N T R O L L E D '
,Mi « f *»#»>:«» far rompNIliwrit,
I Tftnplullha nt.
Mm/ aw^ffr*n rtiictd
Inf b*ik»fK«
AliUUf, onffl il-tj toeotif ik*i (K# r « I
w «i«* f vWtr trwiLW mat W#iir*4 kkhwyA
Where Customers Send Their Friends1
riiiMPpte
Coffee Cake .... 25c
|1||0
liittfi iif |*1,,M»ial Hill! Mil' I’krb »»f I lit- i *M* ii i 1 in t i i i ; c n jc c iT c o n n
(*4#i»ft of Jfcpmlnolf t*rmn|y. J-’l f f Ida N
IN T H
J I’ D IC IA l.
i'll'.
Sli **. Frank INmr
VN D F u ll H K H IV n l.l
til. !. Ilo*
Htinfurd.
F IS IU IH A . IN 4*11 \ NT ;t:»
No ..fir,
“
UK KLOR1UA. U H U K T IN C H l
TO.
Iff A lA » ll K L'LM K H . i Ih i i i
^ l,lre«a '*o d
r r a lite w *
ta— H i i
Richard Avanua. A lln u r F la re. Mt<kila It. Alabam a.
You era h ereby requ ired In file
an appearance on A u gu st JOlh. ISIS
In the c irc u it Court o f tha Ninth.
Judicial Circuit. In anil fo r Hem~
tool* County, Florida, in Chancery,
In A aait file d naulnet you. e n
titled. l l A I P H W IL L IA M K I’ I.M K II.
C.uuplnlnaitt. v t IR A 1^ II." K l' 1.MKR. 1‘ efen lant. w h erein the C o m
plainant »e «h a a Oacr* a o f d ivo rce
aaalnet you.
W IT N H S H my hand and o ffic ia l
aeai o f the aald C ou rt a t Sanford,
Sem inole County. M a la o f Florid a,
ihte lit day o f kulv. A. I*. 1st*.
----HER
N D----O N . Clark
{itR A l.y
*
Itut u iF R S ft tv I II K l.A N D
A TTtH t.N gY rt
real o f the r a d Court at H oof.
Scmlhula Count, s ta le o f F lo r
|k • l liIt <*.. of AuRuat. A.
.
tr. K lirjItNIM i.N
Clerk uf Said Court
IS K A U
Jtoduere A K lrltland. A lto rrte ya
Attocnaya for Complainant
t o Undo. Flttriihr
i*i*.
IN
c ir t 'I t T
tic
T ill;
. r.l N'TV
J l 'l " i K
H K M IN i.M
i r il‘ N T Y
rc r.c rit o c
tT a .itll. v
in
I'ltti
ItA T K .
to r. the IJMale of i;r ;.ilt* ;r i il
J A 'O lli*
lleecaertl
T o A ll W hom It lia r ' -on * tn
N otice
la
h»-Teht
s it . ..
that
A N W K i i i : i . i .»; j .\i • • !!' iii.d '•>
fin a l le p o rt an K x .ru trla of the
n iu | e o i IIK O J H IK il J \i nits, rt«r . u t .1
ih n f a h . n t.d I..' p. tin ,it
BUt r o L*C» Ot MIAITMT IIU
I r f r r a . Rrielr. aa Remarkable Reelpa
Rrtafe tlrel Rea, UreaHr. R u W flee*
K r » -ei.e» for eelll.leader rutfeeert le.atee
healthy ISla '• men i-Say In . . " o a . l i u r . l
• ( a waaderfu] .rfferrllan ahlrh arte with
raraarketite r lfa l an llw r end bile.
P A G E FO U R
H ERALD , SAN FO RD , F LO R ID A
i^url
Hlkle Special
N
G«At AH*Mf*C * (ACtRt ifAeCOl
lictlhs. Ntu2a>an-14u
ft. O r, I...T
No. 1 Potatoes
Fancy Tomatoes, lb
Fancy Lettuce, head ...... 9c
Tfard Head (Jaliha^e. Ib,^
Yellow .Onions, 3 l b s ... . 14o
Lge. Stalk Mich. Celery, lb lie
Seedless Grapes, lb ...... 25c
Pole Heans. lb
... rrrrl9e
Isong Green Cukes, 2 lbs 25c
EggPhmt, each,— -- 10c-15c
Virginia Peaches, 3 lbs 39e
A S T T ir a G U S -
So. 2 can
Drill? Cri.
33c
.Spinach, 2'/2 can 18c
Pacific
Small Early June
PEAS
No. 2 can 18c
Uhby'a ( hupped
Ripe Olives......15c
FOR
SA LE
LO ANS
A P A R T M E N T fur rent with PLYWOOD ritwIiunU nml vee ImlIin itltn w HHItK WIIKI1K
p i m v a c v in itBSPt:rri:i>
kitchen privilege*.
t:ilH Melliitn aklff* with two rylimler
lonvlll*.
uppuarti, air cnuie.l Omni in V lll.lt hului.vl .Itfajru fur |.nvary
in fnuiivy mullet* i, nimtiyj
iiuattl nitrlors, rnhlfinir from
K IIK N T S H F D aparnn-nl fur d -ii !
rittptiptl here.
Kritwnli un-l!
180.(11) In IVtlUitt. Ilea* (i fill
Call after 0:0(1 I*. M. HOT W
M-liiliye-t
uru nnl iiuerdii.ntd j
family bnal.
lEeui V f.o ttn
ul>*.til
yr.ttr
cft-.lil.
Vi.ur t-in*
Olh St.
mediate delivery
Pine Cu- ll.(.l.iy.'r »»i IiUrIii.'
a *.mtitle,
Ilotil A Ci.ti ill m-( Inti I . .. Fine
2~ W A N T E D T O RF.NT
will nt.I hetiy uf y.x.r |n t uiml
Castle. Fluiidn, pli.ine ’ * Id uffilirir. 't In-re in in* i-au.rt for
FOIt CAUHIDK. LIGHTS. S l l o f
t-iuliul rutenielll.
Ifi-UMjftul.le rrerlit rrr|uimnenl*.
GUN HIIKI.I. AND 2'J i \l!
Nu cu maker* on mufley loaiiiF
TRHKIKS- HKE
Vurlal.ie uuymcnt plans.
STANLEY ROGERS
t'AM ILY LOAN CO.
HARDWARE CO,
M m id a
LOANH MAIM.
I-ROM Siu TO Siou
S T A N L E Y -R O G E R S
it i l r l prtvary; fnat service
FOR HA!.FI: Small frame iltvell- n o o n ijritI nil fitimd body
it
I<«« hy cutrintfe Mi io
lltg. cur nor Fecund uiid link.
cOiiilltliJii*
May Go t*c
Til lie leimived frtilil luF,
H m ifun l PurnUuri* C m .
CtlASK & COMPANY
Hanford, Kin,
SMALL put (nl
Phone 313-J
WHEN you* buy a hum*, yet a
G year Ore ami wimlaturm In
surance pulley. You will *nve
approximately 1/3 of the nut
ami may p*y the premium in
5 annual InatHlImeni*. See C. YOUTH’S Simmon’s bed und InM. Boyd A Co.
net spring timllrfx?, 'J burner
DESIIIAIII.F’, home-1 H 1.4*. 3 ..Ivnnho© oil ktove, girl'n bicyrlr,
301 French Ave. *»r l'h. KHJrt*
lieelrtnimi, . fyult trera, guod
neiKhliorhuod, priced tn tin*.
Phone 4'Jl-M.
on* eighth int-li
KIIRIIEK MATTING
R E A L E S T A TE W A N T E D
3(1" wide. I'J -'f. -,| yd. *
SANFORD IIARim ARE CO.
IN BUYING OR SELLING
310 F’ n*l F’intl SI,
REAL E S TA TE —It pay* to deal
thruugh ex perietired broker*. If
PEAIIS
—
11 fill ,.<-r Im-tu-l mi 11 L’fi
yuti hav* grove* or other pro
if yuu pick till-ill
I ii-utge O,
perty to market, or H yuu are
Swart*, 770-M, Silver Luke,
yaurretf In the market, contact
Sanford.
win, O. Itenrher of C. F. Ilitch•bler, 28 F>at Wakhinglon St.,
Ju*t Arrived I
Orlando, phono 0020.
RARLY HHIl'MFtNT OP
CHRISTMAS TOYS
B A R T IC L E S FO R SALE
* - AND GAMES
INFORD HARDWARE CO.
Fm I t a t io n leather* In mail
210 Ea*t First St.
colon and large *e]ectlbn of
goost uphol*lery fatirka. Robert
^ARTICLES
W ANTED
H. Brown, *2911 N. Orange
Av*., Orlando, FI*.
LL BUY your mr, regardless
of ago or condition. Roy Reel,
PROTECT your health — *1e*p
30(1 W. 2ml St.
better! Dependable raeltre** ranovatlngl Box spring* *anj in*
APARTMENT
sue gun rang«*.
* rWr«prlng mattresses rebuilt!
Call 1071 J.
New mattress*!, bed*, spring*!
Hollywooil bedel See eur retail 7 Pate, Livestock, Suppliea
atore and display room at
l i t W. FIRST ST.
BUY cow*, calves, yearling*,
Echol* Redding A Furniture Co.
Phone H. \Y. |*rtl, 78H-W.
Hanfoni Mattress Factory
Hav* your portrait Uken at
NICtKtLLB STUDIO
220 kfolsrh Bldg., Phone 1169
Children a specially
Electric Toasters, ,$4.3B
H. B. PO PS C ft. JNC. .
NORTH Caroline frown Copen*
hatred Cabltaga planU. ready
Aug. 16th to Nov. lit . Place
your order now for early delivery. Call 706-M.
NOW
tn etock, 8 mm- n
rametss, 36 mm camera*
projeclurs, enlarger* add
: > poeure meter*. Wleboidt 8t
I’ huna >*|
WINDOW GLASS
FLORID \ LOAN f II.
IlLf Sllltfnril Avenue
HARDWARE Co.
8
Rank B ld g .
S P E C IA L SERVICES
S IG N S
Show card- and
O — UKtTH S IG N H K ItV If K
(J. D. Ijtm hesa.
ITtuue 1031
FLOOR SANDING
end fuinhiittf. CleunliiK and waxitijr. New flixira *urfnce«l to perfed inn. Old lloor* tnude like new.
CaU
II. M. GI.KAMON
Lake Mary, Fla.
W ARNING to Mitnmubit* awt.cn
and driver*. :t)v Mute* now have
. utiifl law* iinpuvliiu hcaVy pen■title* on inolorii4«<'Whu cannot
pay n judgim-ni for Injury to
other* mused by their iiutomotilto*. You are Inking a grave
chiau-e if you drive or If your
automobile i* driven in any of
thi-ce *fnten uides* you are In
sured. Sep tl* I--furo you take
a trip in your rar. C. M. Boyd
ELECTRIC npidinnce repair* —
we rejutlr wasldng machine*,
vacuum ctennenr fan*, mixer*,
sewing mnchlnw, Trotter Aptliinc-o Service. 301 W. Second
L, Phone 1004-J.
S
13 NOTICES—PERSONAL
YOUNG MAN.’ pre/erably .ingle.
between ag-« o f 19 and 26. SAVE 20e out o f evary dollar
Soma kno1 _____
.. . . . __
you spend for fire, windstorm,
bookkeeping 'desirable' but not
automobile,. workmen*# compen
ONE hammer mill complete with
absolutely
essential.
Good
op.
sation. burglary, liability and
> power unit. Orind ypur awn
portanlty for advancement. Ap
ply In own hendwritlaf to Box
fe L t fl*
„0»,n
A - ft*
T
flooring,
W HITE woman cook and house
keeper, 1021 Elm A t # , phono
nE$f
E U .
Sanford Har
M
Canada Dry
.
It.,Ik- shoulder
Round
Rump
Rile or IlrU k r t
The lin t for *11 Purpose*
Pure Lard, lb .............. Go. Shipped, I)reward and Drawn Poultry
IVccf
Fryers, l b ........... ......... .
Fowl, lb
...... ...........
4 Can Lim it! Happy H!e wh. unp««1c<| No. 2<
4"?
reaLemou
100* BIAL
#*»*•
iJr •* »«' tk*L*k**(
lUby
Gerbers
Sparkling Water
47<
43(
Stew, lb ...................... 27i
-^S * * _
.strained
lb.
lb.
Nabisco Graham
CRACKERS
1-lb. pkg. 20c
PRUNES
McDonald Fancy Grapefruit
14
LOST A FOUND
LDSTt ladles yellow fo ld en
graved wrist watch. Reward.
LOST— t la nut Lind* acetylene
lank No. I2C6736WK between
Enterprise end Sanford. Call
Sanford 4606.
IB
•4t
AUTOS FOR SALE ‘
PONTIAC
for
e ili
Ctod
Green Giant
The W hite Line i» the
Clorox Line
Bleaches Disinfects
Ginger Snaps 15c
Frozen Cod Fillets, l b ...................... 39c
Frozen Haddock Fillets, lb ............ 45c
Borden’s
STAULAC
lb. jar 25c
Herman’s Skinless Weiners, l b ...... 42c
Assorted Cold Cuts (Herman’s) lb 39c
Hamburger, lb
Gobten Key
H uffs Dog Food, 2 lb p h g.............. 30c
Wilson’s Certified Franks, lb ........... 45c.
Wilson Certified Tender iktnnrd
Hams (half or whole) l b ..........r . .. 55c
LOOT | WHEN AVAILABLE
Center Slices Ham, l b ......... ............ 09c
Boneless Corned Beef Brisket, lb .... 49c
Western Chiick Roast, l b ..... ........... 45c
Western Round Steak, 1b.................. 65c
Western T-Bone orSirloin St#ak, lb 65c
ex.
perk need help.
Opportunity
for rapid advancement. Vaca
tion with Pay. Firestone Store*,
111 E. let SL______________
—.
HODGE ■ Pl.YMOUTU
PARTS AND SERVICE
109 I'nimrllu Are.
Phone l i l t
SALESLADY inlerestetl lit ttermanent work.
Good salary.
Call l i t ,
red
Garden F'resh Fruits and Vegetables
Calif. Cantaloupes, 2 lbs
Cooking Pears, 6 lbs 25c
Bushel 1.75
Yellow. 8<|uash, lb
Pole Beans, 2 lbs ....
Fresh Tender Okra, lb
Bell Peppers, 1b
i,
English Peas. 2 Ihs .. .
Stark’s Delicious Apples, 2 lbs
in o w e tl." Renaomibte
Jt-try laird, plum* 7bb-
SNAPSHOTS—printed, developett,
enlarged. We copy old photo*
GIRL for aoda fountain nl L&n
JktJ
t ln id Clrieo Uaxt tl... a a *
graphs.
NICHOLL8 S T lin t a
220 Mekch Bldg.. Phone 1159
MAN W ANTED
succeed W.
’ * * 4 f to
IW SUrtCTU
1) !
Tull for 1600 family Rawlelgh
kuatneu In W**t Pasco County.
Product* Bold 30 year*. Per
manent If you are a hustler.
Write Rawlelgh'*, Dept. FA1I214*1233, Memphis, Tenn, or
•ee K. Ifartman. Box- 234,
hongwood, Fla.
eroR K s
Puinkr
S m okn l T e iu le rlM il
D e l M o n te
H E LP W A N T E D
f ir e s t o n e
Ann Page
STRAWBERRY
PRESERVES
lb.' jar 30c
Briftet Stkew, lb .................. ....... . 39c
pfla ilorlf Ilk
•
m White Bacon, lb . ...............
Nanhctlef-
LAYING 'M ASH
r ,u „
\
1
7^
iv.iM
i s i11
,S
>
aF V
3 R eg.
Bars 20c
.
*s\>\ v *
A 1 M oi|
V f |
n
....... 45c
Swift’s Premjupi Sliced Bacon, lb .. 69c
________ ‘
'_____ ■ u.________
': '-.i liiP-13" i.» 1 9 1
5 A R T IC L E S
C IT O T E a
Laying Mash
-(k*U
•
* j
Prune Juice, qt.
Spaghetti, 17 <n* jar.
A A P FOOD STORE
lolia Avenue
Sanfoi
MfRRATRO RY THE GREAT ARP
Hew Brand, H taw
Pottwd Meat, car*
sSdir'a Ben!** 2
|O k F A S T E R !
• Can
7t \
Bab-o Cleaner, can
Pena, H ? 2
S -I
FOR R E N T
Super Value: Western Baby Beef, Guaranteed Tender
STEAKS - All Cuts, Sir
loin, Porterhouse, T
Comirr Stjl* Rm*ked
Bone, Club, Rib ant
Sausage
Round
lb.
59<
ROASTS
Picnic Hams, lb ...........
sirr-uk 'O' lean Whlln
Chuck
^ II).
43<
Hacon, 11)...................... -
�<?
Sanford Trims Gainesville In T\vin Bill, 8 T o O A n d S T o 2
^
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4
Kettles Pitches Dual Victory'
Hurls Another One Hit Arrcurj
II■o
■
The Sanforil IVIrrjr K(J»
play Ihp (tainravillr (i-M»n
in a <>int%l<* ram* al the Muni
cipal Ravel a J Park at 8:l*r
o'clock tonight. Chartir III*■<m, Sanfoul righthander. ia
elalrtl tii l-anJIr the hurling
Jutira fur Manager Id l.c tj’v
ninr.
Seminole High
G ridders To R e
port A ugust 29
STANDINGS
O rla n d e
SANFORD
St. Auguitinr
[teLanu
I'nlatkt
HARRIS
F IE LD .
C A IN E S- Daytona Reach
Y JM .E , Aug. lf>. ( Spec la 11--41Auac I-eetburg
K'dttk't, Sanford muumisman ami CaineavHIc
form er Itnllina C ollege fiiutlmll
eUir, pulli’il the iruliman (tutu
here liut night In down the (i
V-jn in a twin lull by acoiei of
h In 0 uritl t> to IR
* III llu- firr-t g a m e Kettlca had
y
^ . Q a r i a s N am ed A ssistant Grid M entor A t Seminole
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■Yeatenlay'* llm u ltf* *
n no hilt t iipoiled tiy pitcher
John JukubuV** (ingle in the third
inning. In Uu- rwghtcap Kelt lea
was_wilhln.u «toue* threw uf •
J. • r efund i lie hitter, ' u double * l.Jr
— 4 —*--■Manager‘Dirk Bat*.- However the ‘ T i n SO KTfiAi,;, t.i.Atil'F.
C-Ati-n rnlticd and bandied Ihet ■
F IN A L S T A N D IN G S
‘
hit* to m ne two run* in the ll t y i e . Si Williams t" 0
1.000
t uU & -Xht* L ;m
huH*
Tel#-1! i! '*
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In.
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A )t»uiiK 110
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li* » * trg .*iji%» !h»* firM nn I,
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-Jill
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r* n
“ 1 quit.
1,'Hik .it
ilinft' ifliJfTE itllt tl*FT »*.
1hey’ i 'j
i -tlU-fll '
1 ■l.ifTi te.iut lo g i't
I ’l'jicli
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Srtniitflit* Hurh SclliFnI ( elery F* !
F»i‘ tnn!ttC‘*s| (hi* tn* i uiti’.' that t^* »3
tillim -. Kh’ wI
hi utttr ilurntir l*ii
IttJtil, :tT. iiiul t*' ifiiwari# iit ^4-iiiiT
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uli*. hiiat trevli named « 4l*»ti*ti4iit
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f itnfKnit cinii h a fte r pttiyini:
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SANFORD 8-r», (iuinr.vilie \>.J
Ltonburg 3, Dayturm Reach 1
(1 gun*.- p.ntpuntu. mini
St. AugUMlnp 0*3. (Irlairdo 0-0
(tunic. Titilny
Cuineaville nl SANHJUD
l-crvliurg nt Duytui.n Reach
Orlando at St. Aug-aline
l*ul«tka;at D -Lantb.
--
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r f . e .•m' »1 v t ,ii * affii, the
Hull
*ii St. iutui * M ihtnry
Aciuk'n .
\\ pcofiarliti;
Kettles
Announces
Fred (Janas To He
New (Jrid Assistant
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tot
04
07
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SPOUTS LAUGH
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l h ’ JI M puttmli'r, UttH’h
ro lle n * eleven.
ran ii« i***- th»* ttehj, ( m jelti the
The aJUinitittttPtlt *d
!*» i iiilH tram
(evritth frame.
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llu* Semiu**lt* CiHU'InitJ! stu ff t* •*
,
Security
To ttM Kettle* in tile firM name Minn
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m il Ih* uf
help in phieii*.’ ,
•fram e wit(i one innti* on the w . ln .
N igh t
a winnmif aiMfreifMlton *»n O r’
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If i aiitim tin * f all .
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for the only other ea tra hn*e blew
Haynes & W illia v 7. Itoiteon 2
Kettle*, .tin! iifitutUIH Ci| ihii^-H*
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.* h Id d a i l y
uf the fim t gdiue,
Caine* Friday Night
til i! ’ h»
i hi.-d rhe-*i»
P*
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1- ailin g h i . . i i S ; t tin- S a n fo rd
( J'luyuffs) I
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held Motuh|\
H i. tcgaUow-Ael-* D o v e Hrhh—w ith
Herald Yg^Ttayrric A W illia m s !
V ^1 an,j = •» p M each »ln>.
j A*»if l:* » t |" 1H» A \\ III* U«Ml‘*l
th lee Hlifetien in fo u r trip*, righ t
Moss v* Security
Vll fie - h itie u lliiM d e c ile lu t r y
f(elder Jotlie llaw in gtu n with two
F R ID A Y , A IT / D S T IS
! A i»r * tiirrr>*tp>*rmiiul rvcnitty purchoMHl by the City Itecrcatlonal It w *u » of uk*’ , and p a n -u ta 'n w urK«xl by CHmva* KetUr?. tv have IhiMr that uidfutTn* will U* i««u i‘|l M»* 1
ii make ln*rih- mi the l**‘d eleven
. lor tln re. A l llr y liiit, K e lt lea and
j department pktitrrihi buvr. tma *bwn liPit&ikd ot liw gnunnuu- tclioul vtdldrrn tmrtlclpatr In the actlvtitra uttered.
I n>.\ inmiiinif hut n»* pml m ml.t
Oi'undn at Ralatka
D r y with tw o ti lt i f fmii carlo
! pla>^fuumj Auirrrviird Iti&tniclkm ts on hand dally ter children up U»
| I k* u>«-d mi p ia v lk e *r--tun« ai*bi«l a * e n » | * i i t i l l (.* ie | **tt! n f d y a f t e r
S A N F O R D at Daytona
• » tii*. d - l i f t In the nightcap T e lia : 'nliletl
laesb u rg at St. Augustine
a lint her c i l i a hate blow tu the
D l.aiid at Calhesville
record-;, u triple. K ettles nod L e v y
S A T U R D A Y . M f J l H T 17
Idastid
a double
en-h.
.Indio
St. A n go *tin e at I •.••••httrg
llnw m gtnii p laying lig h t field the
Day Inna ut S A N F O R D
(it Th# !.j#iiij!*tuf# »'h*ii: *i fh* L tfle*
(h # CoIlrrtJoB M T i » # t . I>r A fa e n -lln f
HOTlCt or IIICTI0N
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W H IH K A *'
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ttejr*« Itflh* af * U lh* m eiiitirii * M c l* I Hilkuh wf Ut# l l i l r uf t lut , I* a* V R -j In i
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the
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tid y 11 ' j gam e- itellimi the lea*
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th ttr m | M l i v i Jjw rhait. » i l h lh * y m i o| A t i u l * V M I nf If,# i'am ttlw t m ,»f
golending
lirtandu Senators,
gad dati lhfir--m. in I It,*? Sid (Jitif- lh * St at# nf H o f k li . I ' d I i P *w »W * *tl * I
vMi> or lose |«» Ik, run-fully
MON D A V. A I t .l 3 T f t
iuu s r lo r r r
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m in i
*i.d d it ft. | Ih il
tl'-r aaidi Join,! In UT# IV m 'i vf Ml! I' l" "' |<I h’ Jtr nf
the Sena,at- w ere Idankrd twice
Cainm vittc nl la- -burg
it t <Hitttrd fio a nut her da.
A J o lN i li t iv * »
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lh * Cuuntjr T » * A * * f» i * *H**l
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l.y tile St Angu-llM e Sunils by
1htytomt at I’nbitkii
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WEDNESDAY, t l t.l ST 21
Second gain?,
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SPORTS ODDITY
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S o ftb a ll C o n te s ts
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Relieve It Or Not,
A Hire! Of A Story
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Rnlpli
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II.
I " f il> fish and #tune depart nit ni, j in pr uf • -lio n a I play
J flu* nw| wuiKin. il o'M i.f a • 'f ;
•11dr * Hr atiihtini
15 appointed
Pi, I I lh-*t jMiidi11u* f«*» »he
hail ontl xiiatrhed the plug front the • rat ! \ t lil j ( U ^ H 'l f l t l u n t il I I I '
\| i4<iRi‘D h i lnr> Cfikdtfar.)i
j water. The ow l dropped the (dug thin 1t*e i ilei. nf fa ir play ihiit
f**i- sill arVrn lOMilHf*.,
hll’ve hern wet up are enforve+l
, In t hr Mg hit up d'uym*’- mid a i tin ii.rng a -loo
Thru* are lo o many “ cra ck p ot«** •
W ill in in i
defcaUrd
the
llohsun
C IN C IN N A T I, A u i:. 15, D F > - uwn* the Darby Dan string *»f
that a Mh to run tla* gam e a^
lie said today th.it Sp rting ( T hmU team by a «rot»*
Havidmll CuinmivAioiier H a p p y race homes,
C C IIS 1*1 IH T IA S K M A N I lI R S
they see fit. Th# main factor that
o f 7 to 2. Red W illia ill*
the
Clinnillvr has pet up u r^ew policy Chandler had ustiurtHl him that
Fuinil % »,n i n hurler wan not in
C H lC A tiO . A u g. |5 <db lb s '* Involved m netting up the rule*
with respect t « ow ners o f raco he could continue to own tm«?
I rouble I hi* w hole gmne |f*doon% riiic & g o
Cubs
h ib v
p u iilii! -tl under which organized baseball m
Iuir>eR huyinn into m ajor leagLO hulTie*.
played I* to keep down thin w ave
(lulbreath added:—‘‘ Commli*Ian* loss tdeminnt(*<f the ctuli from pitcher 1 ill Msndeiw from Hu*
rluh*.
o f tin-poMimatilik|* conduct that
entering the phiyoffn,
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11ruler the hit** rom m lM itilvr, t*r Chandler wave me to utidei
1 | would * vi - 1 and have n nieans
f
,-*uaoin * y n1 le a g u e
Mtinder
Piidny
night
the
Kr refill w Mount n in Ln rut in, an y- stan d p eop le who w e re i* t r a n g e ii
c u i t I * t H in e
t h e **e ^ d i l a t i o n s .
nnr who owiMii hor«ra nr wan to him r ruing in to b ase hall w ou ld j id a y o ff* h e /in with (In S-m fio.i ' bamier, i- .1 emt-io o f f t c v o L r (rtynto/rtl h.t**ehst| L b ig g e r
Hi*i:iiii mr lin g 11.1>i ,> -I \ t'I
Hi.', koll.o , f lh, litth e ir
oW p
m e r «t».
eonntcted * ‘ h a rare tinek in ! stand
on
than, lip rtnc of |ndtti«'H in
any cap.iriiy in Id not qualify am lh » t
they m ig h t he in te re »te*l ' 1.101. it. I in* fir-1 g 1 >. " f ■ ooiki* tin* i ii I p m iii I 1000I I '
V
iiuiil \ l i f lha! li in
loolilg hew If 1 f hr M><
lo in
j i m jiif f .
\1nii.trt.
.11 i . g
horses
would
not
An •iwner uf a k»|{ lea if in* club.
in
race
1 ,»hul), llomrr Smith, ur fur
prevent
their en- O f nl t 'oiopnoy will lot gl< wilh| the <‘ tib- D ili full O th r'w i t
C handW V attitude in the. rn*t- I necessarily
Ihaf mu Her the whole Florida
to light a.n u rC."ult o f , u*nrt* into the gam e. althoiigh lift- S'-cutity Lumber n ggi* gain i t , w ill ju in .ih f (T itrago loom »«’
ter rair
S ta ir I r « f u r .
One msn, line
I S|irtng.
Jiihn Calbiritlh of C< lumbut, bt- bow they w ere inlcr«s*tctl In it in tin- oighteup.
I.all rluh, or nnr Irugur, cannot
might.**
coming a |)art owner of tha
“ T“
and should not jrp o rriiic the
Rituhnrgh
RtratM.
Galbrcalh
r ig h t* miuI the rules u f organ
'--T-Ei -.-. f
i m l hall.
I f a firrwin or rluh
H IN U L R T O N T O *
w Thru to do m i they h a ir taken
IN D IA N A R O L IH
on a larger lawk than th e) ran
Dr. I^onard Darker
handle
ROSTON.
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Our opinuMi of ,Smitli*a *Uite
- 1o n
Rravea
have
ii|iIiooe>l
men! in th»- Sun News brings uiu
Eye* r iim in n l— l i l l u n f lllr .l
pitcher K ln \ r Singletun to their
20.1 S. O range A v r .
MeAulif
India mi poll.- farm rlub in the
W jlh all due r f rpact.h to Homer fa c to r In ergiinixe,| haMdmll tln-rg nttenl ion t,■ *,roei al
Orlamln, Florida
,
Am erican Aaaoclatiun. Singleton SruHh 4if Ihd^ind, we ninnot pa--* , would In* no orgnnltiilM n l«*
it faniotn atutrnteoi at ili»«t«*.gu*
! had been um -<I ch’-rfly a- a le lie f * up the ufiportunlty l ■* t<(ifinu-,(t all
Rhone 4987
It would just he cord*- »n ••Nuts"*
|hurb-r by the Rravea.
on fh« latent “ advert i-ttn e n t’ ut and chsm u« wm Mi ln*l4i,<| ut
a i M ut Kin?Inint
t '**).<
Du- Jii-I.find 8uu N e w *.
[ 11 ■' lllgbt uf July H.
('handler Sets Up New Policy On
Race Horse Owners In Major Loops
1
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-id ■d f*1 l llltrie
Imilimmith
iut»» e
INSIDE SPORTS REPORT
fining la th« root or (hr tine
»«•
find
lh a l
At
Ht
* t»r l
of
llu> ru rern t F l o r i d a
le a g u e H-.mm Mr. Mmllh *|ip .rr n lly acccpln l Ih r po-dllon
■* P r c W r n f o f (b e
DiT.imt
IbiMrh.ll
AmuKlgllon
nilhuul
koun ledge o f Ih r rutfn and regutalbm . o f the N ation al A --
M UNICIPAL PA R K
soelation
of
Minor
Ra-ebuR
Lragu iiu
G A IN E S V IL L E vs. S A N F O R D
J U S T A R R IV E D !
a
G u a ra n tee d f o r f i r e y e a n I O p e r a tea
8 h ou r* o n a to r a g * b a tte r y .
BATTERY CHARGER SJ^.OO
■
Smith bn* enumernted. *'l.ct me
nbite that I have been tried, con
victed, mid nontenced by n would
be political bou amt n ciur with
out tren *o much a* 'u heariux
iby either." He further Hale* "In
i-ane you hnve not hcnid. Judge
Rrninluun, we have just been
culled upon to fight n Second
World War, both of which were
nlailod by dlctatora and the
American p e o p l e which have
■hown no uncertain term* that
they will not be told by any
dietator what thay pan do and
what they can’, do, #nd you cep' ly oventeppad your bounda
■* TOO aaw f it lo Upbraid the
1 fan* In th# Florida Slate
Leaiue for taking up collection*
for bateball player*. I, a* a free
bom and free thinking American
cltlien, fee) that the American
peop’» hare a perfect right to
taka up a eolleetlon for any pub
lic or private awembly for amr
worthy rauae whataoever and It
will take more than a baseball
ciar to prevent their doing to.”
iM ,
COMPANY
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Evidently RmHh doe* not real-,
ire that there have’ to be rqlea
and regulatfona In each game. Tha
tele* in twavUtl happen to be a
foe the **porUm n.. t
. k*ppy,„
SY3
not
tm
wmi
mm**'®#.
W~rs=gp==
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lo
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to m e
c o n tro llin g
Me agree thal Smith i« neb,
, »h e u he
thal taking up
rollecllo n * cannot lie atopped.
H o a e v e r , I f Smith knew «n>th in g about N ational Aiv'iaiatb-n r u l* . hr aould r e a liir that
any rb ili receiving a collection
ran be heavily fined a * puni-hmen 1.
IV* agree with Smith that there
I* nothing to prevritt n bawball
club preiident front bitting mi
umpire. Rut again If Smith cmld
only *ee the light, he would in llie that !•» rail In* heavily punch
ed for doing to.
He i. not being punDhrd by
Judge
It ra m hare.
Smith'*
pun', hmrnt « t * dished out by
ilr.mham under th* authority
given to him (Rramham) by
lh* National Aaiociation.
There are too many p'-ople
prone to lo uniporDmanlikr for
organlted baaabail 4o tw thrown
Into the hand* of the “ waive*”
who would devour the very game
itaelf.
Every ’ umpire who ret*
_
foot on a diamond wpuld
b* t*k
ing hi* life in hi* own h*n,l*J *
thet'j were not l«w * to pn>t«*
him.
Aa on the baiebalf diam ond
where I k umpire t* the t»n*
Krumtor ha# IM ^rnfiarta*
Legal Notice
*
IN T i l K C O U R T O F T I I 19 C O U N T T
iU lM Jl:. HK M IN o L K C O U N T Y . F IA iIIID A * IN F ftO H A T R
IN ItH : C H T A T K O F J. €!. IIIL lJ k
JI t , itecraitej.
T O AM CrwUtura ami Perautia l l « » I nor Clnlrna ur iMinuiul# Airaitt-i
Kami K * i* t«?
Van ikii tl #ach o f you i r e h«*rH»r
nouitiut
umi
rc*«iMiml
tn
|»r«pt#i#t
any rlalltia nml Jwriiwmla w hich ju u ,
nr «*llll#r o f you may liavo auiiN>Ht
Inir, and *hnll nlal# Ihn tilam of
rnaldfUM'* and pc**l u lfk e mldrrM of
jhn rlnlmnnt. an,I ahall be aifuin
lo by lh# rU lm anl. ag#ni, or i t *
torn#y. and arty «urh claim or d#mams not #n f»t#d *halk be veld.
I.OUIHC It. DILIJI
A* Mieculor o f the U H
W ill amft Taatament of
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J. C. IIIU
IJI 41b. d*c*a*#<l.
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b# l#v!r4 W lh# County fry ih# itato. fir*l T i U k I i y ftfl#r ibg R n t Monday
CcRJttly. County School IWarJ. S< hvol Jacuary, IHf, ihyil b#
by tppvdal-
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and If union# Hi It#.
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mthi 1## ib# Qaffnv# artd w>«r ttainu
l* f th* Sm at# a* Krrytafnr* p i a u i f ! by
lh# t’uDilStiithm, bill in pa r * t * lor
|i»n#rr that* until tha flr<l TuWhUf altar
Iftllv# SankMt m l»4t and from ll# # lo
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powen. tUMlieos
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ol u
jtltn iltv m llu iim initM
rail e<
lha |lDnd#y In January, iMi
Fu Ataeuor nl Ol Ulaa levied
S trriO N S. Any pratiilon of * •
iiif th# i m
of any iu#h rtftrthdum
Bute, County. Ceontr S'heel Conitttultni!* to ran Diet h frtw tlh U botb*
tUfUan lo Ih# 5#rftti?f of fUftt# within Pnird. *(h<«>l Dlflrtcti. Sperill Taa by irpraied.
ten. day* «ft#r th# hold inf lh#?tof.
Rjboei D bt'iit* and inumcipel.iiet.
m :*r§ and k
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Ulijlk.n of lha Rida
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N d dlta StftOftJ Board, *chf>al DUttkfi, liadai
Ol ol Fvofunjr lar TMM «aJ Tam tduw! DUIf MU and MnUkUlyaULoo.
Court
4 «-
IN TF-s TlklONY
WHIIUEOF I bay#
b#f#'jntD i#l my hand and a ffu rj is#
Crtal B#al of lh# But# cf ruutja al
TaitehMew# lh<* Capiiai, t.*<t» th# l*t day
of A a#a it, A. D. IMS
tSFALJ
ft A. GRAY.
boettuiy of flUU.
*
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�T H E ~ 3 A flT 0 R D
V, S. Ship Wallowing:
disabled American liberty ship.
Florida Employees
ToReceive$153,000
In Back Salaries
seph Aspin, Is wallowing In n
le y sea about 200 Julies off
sebo nn the Japaneiv* island of
Kyushu. The United S ta le s des
troyer Goodrich Is standinr by but
rescue attempts are loing ham
pered by the rough water-.
The destroyer is tryinp to tal«r
the liberty ship in tow. a . slated
by a Japanese tug. The Aspin
flashed distress signal.. Satur
day wham her rudder was damag
ed. The Rritish warship Sutler,
bti ita way to Kure from Hong-
has ATLANTA. Aug. I6 .- U P )The slate of Florida led Georgia
and South Carolina In payment
of sub-standard wages during
the past fiscal year.
The Federal Wage and Hour
Public Contracts Division - report
ed that almost fSOO.OOO in back
wages has been ordered for al
most 10,000 employes In the
tk.— states.
Florida led with 1188,000. for
4,263 employes.
Georgia was
In Sea Near Japan
TOKYO,
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August
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16 M y -T h a
g
THURSDAY, AUG. IB, 1946
H E R A L 6 7 ^ A N F O R 0 ; f l O R ID A
men rould ba Imprisoned
tor IN D U S T R IA L W O R K E R
|
drbt; farm foreclosures were fre
ENDORSES F L T 1
quent because hnny.-steader, had
"M y Job requires a steady!
nn cash. When they tried to mi* nerve and >clear thinking; I've L
srste to the new western Undi, got to be physically fit to keep.
they found that tl»j (peculators in step. Here's how I do it— !
had lieateri
them to thebeatI rely upon Florida Livra Tono!
tracts.
to keep my system well regu-!
I* ted; that’s the secret of Vigor-'
oua Health. When that slowed-1
down feeling begins to get a!
hold on me, I take a few doses I
o f Florida Livra Tone, then I’m!
O. K. for several weeks. Most
o f the fellows at the shop use
It too."
FLORIDA LIV R A TONE, the
Pep-Up
laxative,
deserves
a
place on your medicine shelf fo r!
the benefit of-the whole family.
Get your bottie now at any- Drug
Store.
IT ’S Y O U R M O V E - Here A rc Money Savers
ROBB’S HOME BAKERY
P H O N E 864
217 E A S T FIR S T STREET
P A M A N 4 \APpy
in t onu ur
NEW YGHK—If present-day
I shortsgev iaflation threats and
«a jr »«r v »»e
unrest are giving you a hangIMl A TI '
over after the glowing expertsIllU r tU I
tlons nurtured in war years, you >
can reflect upon the let-downs
„ _ ,
which have reeurrently beset the A ll Colored Caal, featuring
U. 8. fpr a time after ovary pre-
Convenient and
Modern Stores-
cf llng major confHct.
ZACK
TZE T77.
la money -to pay
Pdth. Foreign* ntrrewy "or -state
notes were used, and it had most
ly come to rest in the pockets of
n few. Poverty stalked the cities;
Orange Pekoe
W IL L IA M S ,
Terror reigns when the _
grcat glant breaks loose.
9c
Admission
It always makes the
man o l^ h e house feetbetter when he knows
h eT p u t t i n ') ; ‘ more
money Into tho bank ac
count. Help hint cut down
the budget by bring a wise
food buyer.
SPEN-
40c
Our O y n
Mt. Vermont Sliced
Bacon-"^tb— 43c-
(lunntity IticM** Reserved
Price* Good Thru Saturday AuguHt 17
CORN
Peaches
No
can
Wieners
Fresh Green
Oa. Dessert
25C
4l
Lb>
Lbs
Froth Tender Hiring
Beans 2
Lbs
a
Fancy Californio Fresh
11
1 I
46-ox can
35c Lemons 3
Lbs
29c
33c Potatoes 10
Lbs
35c
(taifkdlae
Carrots 2 Bch. ipe
Rutabagas
Michigan Large
Green
Lb
TUXEDO BEST 20% DAIRY FEED
4.75
CITRUS PULP ...........................
2.50
Pnn-Heady. Drawn
SHORTS
HOG FEED
4.10
4.75
Pan-Ready, Drawn Stewing
Lb
n
.................
HUNT’S TUXEDO FEED STORE
4>ac
Lb
Corner Second and Sanford
9>^c Potatoes 2
Lbs
Phone 358
19c
Peaches
2
ibi
Fryers
Young
Rib End Loin
Boston Butt
61
Lb
5«
Hen
Turkeys
Lb
6»
Pork
FAT. FIRM M U LLE T
Lb 19c
VA
F IN CROAKERS Lb 21c
T K W ^ O l. k , a - S,,/VN’ M ACKEREL l.h 25c
m * REI> PERCII FILLE TS
Lb .19c
mt
FRESH OCEAN SHRIMP Lb 59c
'c e d e d r s i r COOKED F L A . LO USIER Lb 19c
N E W K N G L A N D P O L L O C K F IL L E T S
Lb 29c
N E W ENGL. DRESSED W H ITIN G
Lb 19c
Pork
Sliced Pork
Liver
23c ;
Lb
Hens
Tails
i
Fancy, L a rg e , Juicy
Rib Chops
Lb
Sh Roast
Lb
Voal Stow
Lb
Voal Pathos Lb
These are all high quality feeds! Let ua help you
with your feeding problems.
4'/2c
43c
-VEAL
TUXEDO SCRATCH FE E D ........ $4<#5
TUXEDO SPECIAL EGG MASH 5.35
dweet
Fancy Calif.
’ Loupes
13c
Is>ng Island
Celery 2 stik. 19c Cabbage
1 9c
Lbs
Fancy
Avocados 2
Ui 6 0
|
29c Onions 3
Cuban
i rm4 Turnsui
100 lha
23c
Yellow
California Gravensteln
Apples 2
-
Lb
Pork N rr k
Bones
Government Graded— “ Choice” & “ Good” — Rich Red
Pork
Our Own *
Mt. Vermont Sliced
Ears
' Lb
19c
Pork
Brains
■ J & v lllm
Lb
Dry flslt Jowl Dulls or Fat
19c
¥1 . .
a
H O n S lS
Club or Pinbono Loin
Lb
Sirloin or T • Bono
Lb
59c
65c
Bool Rump
Boo* Chuck
Briskot Pot .
39c
45c
33c
Fresh
Lb
Lb •
Lb
Bllred Meet
Hamburger Lb 35 Liver
■
Short Rib Tips nr S t e * ^ -
Beef
- V E A L Rib Chop.
Lb
49c
Sh Roast
Lb
39c
Vaal Stew
Lb
29c
Veal Pattia. Lb 29c
Lb
** ~
33c Tongues Lb 35c
Oscar Mayer
Patties
53c
Lb
■ Fresh Deaf
(Center
Slices)
Lb
Pan-Ready, Drawn
Fryers
Lb
Fresh Green
62
Rib End Loin
Cantor Loin
Pan-Ready, Drawn Slewing
Whole Unpeeled
Rib End Loin
Boston Butt
Yallow
Onions 3 Lb. 13c
VA- RED FIN CROAKERS Lb 21c
FLA. SPAN. MACKEREL Lb 25c
RED PERCH FILLETS
Lb 39e
FRESH OCEAN SHRIMP Lb 50e
COOKED FLA. LOBSTER Lb 49«
Fancy
Lemons 3 Lb. 29c
Liver
u>
39c
O f Pinbono
n or T - Boi
Lb
17c
'
M t a . . r . V.
•y, V-er-r-y
-
the popular cardigan necklines and kick pleated
skirts, you ’ ll lo va them a tll
Potatoes
im p o r ta n t.
Campus or anywhere. Aqua, Brown and Black Mwith
E
33c Tongues u> 35c
Fancy Oran*. .
Green
ri.it- W
U>
Potatoes 10 u>* 35c
Rutabagas u> 4ftc
gabardlna suits will make good Impraaaions. on tha
amburger lb 35 Liver
O’ aag e
Canadian
Pork Reck
Bones
Dong Island
.
*
Fancy, Larg., Juicy
.V -
h
t
Juice
46-oi can 39c
tb. 19c
Iced Tea Glaaa
With H p n u y
Tea
�•
L
la Unity There l a Strength—
T#
^
F ra le rl the Fraca at the
T o Promote the P n i i r u
®
TH E W E A T H E R
ffn rld j
W a n te d
of Am erica;
T a Product Prosperity for SaafanL
AN
IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y
Partly
cloudy
tlnmipii
Saturday.
Scattered
afternoon
and
evening
showers anti thunderstorm*.
I t m a il*
NEW SPAPER
r—
V O L U M E X X X V II
Established
Jews In Holy Buys
^Land Plan To
Strike Sunday
SANFORD, FLO R ID A.
1908
FRIDAY,
AUC,.
16.
HMG
u.s^Move^ToSoviet Demand Creates Setting For
Fight Against
NT
0
i,
n
•
r.
?
New Row At raris Conference
Higher Prices
(Jars.son Plants
Action To Be Taken
In Protest Of De
portation Of Imt* migrants To Cyprus
Justice
Department
Investigating Arti
ficial Meat Short
age, Price Fixing
W A S H IN G T O N , Au«. II, (/»•>
— PTrsidm t Truman has an
nounrrd that hr may n k
..CangTro*. in p u s -special- U | >
'le U U e o pcrmJtllrtf the* erflry
o f b n p n n refuser*— InrlurtIn*
Jews— Into
the
United
Stale*.
WASHINGTON, Aug. IB. (/P)
— The Justice l)*partmrnt today
stepped , into the fight against
jllgher prices. -~Ap .tnyyjtigallon
l* being made of price filin g
and artificnl meat shortage*—
with an eye to anti-trust pro
secution, if necessary.
A Justice -Department official
working jm _the study J U d n u d
JERU SALEM , Auit Hi, (/!’)
^(Jjpunday "w ill hu a big day
in thcH oly-isim
n ot just
just
th c-H
nlj'-isimt-^
t^noV
— — frtWT a rnligioBg^atandpimr
-*
V ital M aterials
Continue M ovin g
O n G reat Lakes
Argentine ({iiints Mark Birthday
'
.{
poses .'1-Man Board
To Probe Walkout
*
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-W‘
• w
* a
. Jv
*
k
deportation of Jess from P.rlcslln? i M u r r a y
Garssou, th il Ju no
^^JewlMi cll> of ret Aviv that njt-
Reds In Reich
Seek To Set U p
Socialist State
and
celt miaml.
(loiHman
V
-DtH’litres
;.
W ill
It’ ll
V .
. U l
Beds Insist Only Na
tions At War With
ICnemy States Will
• Vote Cojninissions
P A R IS , A tijf. 16. (/F) —
Tilt* RiiRsittit ili'li.'jfftti«i> to iln y rm tk e tl tt ,<i>ttinif
. f o r. it
MWW ro w b t t w t r n oast an d
'v o t at thp P a lis P oiicd C o n *
foree Health Laws i‘..iviiOf. Soviet i)ci«>Kntc Ani ilivi \'i.--!ijnsKy insisted .that
,
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W A M ll*
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m . m r r t l. i l o T Y . . ) " 'W.irSern
to III. ■ - o il tlistruettm .
I and
( ’m u ily
In .iH h
trot.. H ie (
o i l . .»!•
toA ll
atkout * to i
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[ i : n i x v j t in
.IV
1»•1’ 1vh it .MX trf tl«e- . re.i
a n o i g i i i i l j i i l o l i . i l m e e fiiiis of t l i c
Vl ll. lll tl
i !•» I h
u l f o l l l j , it a litl T e r l t t o l i a l C o m illU v lJ t l
Is *t Ills. Ills ’ u H
1
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S t id u K l V ia h n c k 'y
m*t
in t-t
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JI ( in I t o n u u i a
ll| * *11
lu ll
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Wn il IJ i i " s ^ Lif
1n tliu* /111hf tilMt*.*
l*v i
i * .1 It 'llll lit in
m o!
1 .'ip
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M m i . r.jii.11- .-timed that l lie h a-lain, planned
111.ill
( l l l l ’■?Ol
t»l
Hit", -H cn iliK ilc to ral j- Itlr .V.IIIII- liuralloil ill U»0
tor Italy, Bulgaria
IVM tl"!\ tii M il! t U n it
■I t 5 1- 4 r 1 - ia»mtni«inii i
amt IbilKaii
*| t i n t tl
ll.lY
N d » !! i
V> h lii.kv d i r * a tio.l ir lp lt Iro q i
It1»* !
111 1■! l i ’l i f H <* * a n d m
/nr N n /e i land d,-legate. W J.
,lf F*
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f hr \Vh /.r.tUmlrr tlrj
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<•>' Mill ....... „ „ th r I . .ra t
number ut -complaint* o f price l-Ukp|) , 1k|
cnr
f ilin g agreem ents on other items i §
,
, te.
no longer controlled by tha O P A .
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-m
T h r Justice Department o ffic ia l I I1," ‘ ' ’VL hr \, n m‘
"""
ileclinrd to na.i.a th^se industries,'
J"'. ' 11 ' 1" .
hut the Item * specifically exem p- *'<l
,.l“ > » " " ‘V " H , “ ,
ted from price control alon g w ith ' « * "
-f
A n ien ra ti-F la g
c a rgo
m eat «r», dairy products, fuel, I ,h r
’ soybean*
Officials Plan
T o Crack D ow n
On Food Places
}
that alnce O f1A m eat controls
LilUUI v)lU.|9‘UP(tl iU> « *n:«*
w are-tak en --n ff- b y - t ’o n g r***, the
agrrrmrnt *i|h ClirrMrr (o r
d e p a r tm e n t has received m any
p« ration. Thr unimi {i |m» - jiU iu
'c o m p la in ts
of
various
illega l
— but because on Sunday
to act " I ere nmlrarrA » il it «ilhrr
trade practices.
A good IliatlV
In an tthrre run tract a u|lh
the National Jewish Coun
o f them have come from within
othrr ruirpanii-* permil re-open
cil has called for the start
the industry, which show* that
of a non-co-operation pro- a t t i i e o p e n in g of a ba»k- nu-nt handlers frown on the j ing to » » g r tint. e*.
trram.
" *
>rnplcy hrarlng 'In Federal Court. illic it operations and wish ’to j
have no part o f them.
C H IC A G O , A u g. D- V l 't - T h r '
This action will amount I ?“ *•?•*
*“
br
He .idea the meat study, t h * j shipment n f ......... ...
nii.tr
to a strike In protest npuml the Joseph Sssrtr, representing Henry
A to the Island at Cyprus. 'D rlU tn Stein (shovel o f 'N e w York, had
” has decided to hold firm In Its bought the ha tat I* M rtal Products
policy to atop Uicjrat Immigration Co. ,It trs i sold for f j .000 plus a
o f Jews from Europe Into Pnlck- percentage o f com ing* over ten
tlnc. Consequently. British military year* not lo n e r r d SUO.OOO.
forces throughout the Holy la n d
nre doubly on the alert. They not
only have the task of enforcing the
Immigration blockade but a b o they
are faced with the- threat of a
genera! Jrttl.th uprising In Ihtlestln r
W ord has been received from thr I
NO. 238
Annoclated Press tensed Wire
The 1 vesuri* „ . i< i,11,
final say on rl.itnpi.ig ceilin g s*
lit. ring til,' mr hi I I l l * 4 n i n *
j ilown on th r«e pro,)ucts now ts 1an,t A K ,*f I m-ihiu ii
• > in* •
up lo the three-man dr-con trol 11 b * l fight ». ■. pn I " I tin*- in
|hoard, which concluded fou r (lays | lh.-troit. Ilm - M - t. itir t‘ t<* cl dm
Ul
s A llJ llt
I : N11 t 111 M >.
th r 1till*-a r ti 11 I | i i t n l n | t l f t% Ih rrr
j iif h eatin g, yesterday
| ed A, I
,«f I
u|ip-,it in Mine
>t I* nut I nn InikT. *»l |Uirrir»s %ir
\ n g rfiiiiii tr li In Hi lln if Ititti)
The J.lstlrt Department i* i n - 1 ,l,k** " 'm - . . - t " - mil, Mdwu hr,. M iH iiltt tiy |Mi%«ne !**» tin's. |ii« liirr' "t tlr>§ v«ni|li lm * * ** *»» •|Hiti*l tt(4»•( *■
"-V
' hi t »s*s1 «4d rnl M
v i tin kv
lonu
r \ l l- I •’ j ;i
? • • tn it..r|lixl ' U fa
itij ?!••?» a • '*» U-’-friitlljC
.j
. *|ii «< k U*iitr illlrf
■t
VI
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M V\
t *H»v \.i
i»*
I f«I « Ml illo tt ll
vtpitignliog ronipiaints that rr' ’ h it - hr-ohmaitn lias tui-n -ft IItr <|»|IIIf r it til Mi 4nil Mrs It4l»*n iHlIlcrftli
Mitx »• r V *1 MolI
tailers
are
forced
into
making
j
’
,'1
"h
1
1
1
D,
i">u
wlo
i-Ifniott
tj i.. .x| ' ..It. r urging
S l i y N 'C o i T l ' tle-ln purchase — which means i D"-.sidrn( J,. ejit, i mi an anivcd
Op Srptnnbn
.
r[1
til |w« rJ-K
v* r l l l t
10
F ' l i f t ’il
N .lt lo t lf
they nre forced tr> buy articles j '"day.
mi'wl rtv*r
HI
A •■nslrlv A itfttUiig t« a
they do not want from whot*-, fn auothei
trike, at 1’ieis
. il|l M ftj| in *
.Miilob tv troik!
. n 't » ,r
fr o m
l*at
Milors, i.-i order to g«t fresh meat. ' wireless to Vrt* York, tlte enmml ■I ih H
.
,* •»t| J<t
• . iHIktlHtfil
fltilt
th *
on tlie Hatta railway iJiups Hour
Some meat wholesaler.! are aaid pany has -nbnutte-l
e,,mpr -nilie
Ft
ii.
RERUN.
Aug.
15
id*)
Tim
young Jewiah wviinrn ircetvrd Hie
i n fit rtut- tr* «***:.• •0 until th<
In be moving into the retail aildtiatton plan !>* fa--ral ron<
*
»
It
cnmliiani)rr
of
Am
rirnn
oceupaeeiltm cea on the aame chargr-t
F*iiI iff ihi vt-iir .tutl until Uit
business. Tim anti-trust division tllinlnr* w ho have l-een 11 yina
f |f?! * *1# I
* no 1*11 u rs M
fl- *1' . Inn
( ‘ HICAhO *
it*
l /’ 1'nlifr’I lift* i. ovnr
not meed th « rtcfendanU M in the •iutial foirca in tieruiany lias sum- mmt ascertain to what extena to settle Win- Jiapi '-- witf the
JukU
f
1
if*
•
hn
r
mrd
up
his
view*
uf
what
the
»>{
vtiltI* vv
Wtien ttw* nejitaiicea w rrr prothis threatens the survival of DIO Amtlrtraa Gonitinmicnt i-<ny
iii-t ii*
m.
f
f
»t
German
Common
iM*
hope
to
I »* ‘ Ulrlit
H JewUli hym n of nslimsaiUm
I fn. •<1 . Jni* /U'j-:hrt tl' 1|* , 111 :I
the rorner butcher, v
Aesi riatlon
:! .
W jtn ls
I N is lp o n i'iiH 'u t
tifitar f iiftfuiK-i til i Hi ii“fi- tu /
^pmI«Unt* hKfa.v njijimrs to br make of tf,j legln i reieh Th'
Th« Justice Pepartnwiit Is i n i
t*
'a
u
k
i
i
r
V
i
*
prom***-*
in
*L
«tmiitiindrr
Grneral ;.
{*•
. waitingI lor the major dcvflop-t American
ntHH-rtl
liwkij
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al liD’ tipiiln t A. ’
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t'
__ *-1<.k,. i.■!.* JO- ,0,1.! 1
*VCr.TV^tfwi*
on r.w am il.... . sill, I.,r mU ) " ! 'r n 'm , l-r. .... T. » - 1 l.a.Mil-r,
‘ itlnr temaU'S-vmnnt* expected rairsdey when Jew, JJo**i h McNarfipy. Taiit tmfny that
being
withheld
from
s?t
up
to1
deride
wMrin
r
li
pected to tiestn a non-eo-! the flrrnmn Coinmunlst parly (h(> |p||,f,p
HUiti nf 4t.it/ lUnii Iiv Hip - mP '
1 '
1'
11
h’! *
are expected
market In au atlemni mi,-,,, bad vt*,latr*l ti_, c o ir .,e,
operation strike. WlieDwr if. will rteka to destroy the capitalist
'I*/'
.htlllrt!
fn*: • ’
In
foree
OPA
either
to
Jncro**o
the
.m
ki
v
,
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m
il
i
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y
.
s
six
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be violent, or In the for in of syi-U’lii nlul le eet up a soclaliit
i mm-ii i f* f I I r 't i 11 l|iT ♦ r-|
alto
ceilings or drop them altogrber.
,,f |g .tiscHntK. .(
l*t '• 1 f! •* V<«.! 1 t *«H
\ ♦ nt rlllt ;
n ,t
f it* '-!• •
Gandhi's tu>n-restslenre Idea re slate with a classs-ss sneicty.
The Civilian rroductlon An binge i n tlii- dtcisi-.M ■>( ih>- | ,
I M 1 \ II \ i I
\*i^ Hk- bVl
tkm
th r
npplh ltmit * • Jr* 1 l»-al •♦1 |f • elf , 1- ' 1r-,\ tfj, ini
mains to be teen.
General McNarney mode that ministration has been pursuing
f
a HI 1^*
r ^ Ut)*,' I#
\ |it*«.!i
Heit I hitt«l;t’ i tiifu.t tl>* (Itifif It*
■ ’i *’ / . i l l <>
statement in an official report this angle for some time in no el: After this imilti-r wa ,!i p
Mill
j*i»5*- v i i** iWt V ,J
11m* 11-iffm kVili i. nkh ut .i f.iNlcr
h" f** iipprove' hi H'lf lit I in r
on conditions in Germany. He effort to avert a threatened cub r-tl nf, arbitral ion waild ^i--- ■
op proposeil wngtr reduction-, 11
e*?slv 1
IJH* 'Jl.?f>:| *inj,itit?4lnifi I’tU- a*, iff hfD 1 Iti*^ s.tlHKtfN IK nil
Hi.tn !h«’ Nul luiial average
said the Socialist Unity patty set lapse of shoe production.
union has net vet ium>* any i-oi
tn apply Inf mMi Bat Inn' in llir vr il rMitmi fnr !!!*** II- rlth thill
w?i in.itIp i* tl.iv by Hirer In* WiU
up by the l(p**inti* in the Soviet
i)l!IIII*+IUlrTi ttl f I#*tn 1 I,a/mi st *si llir* Slfitp I Hi’
ment mi the propo it
nmt#il H iafe ftviriru tin1 n il* 1H Qitllmuii
zone is out for the same thing
ff«-ir=iii Draw Im'Hi- Liltpn Hv oniKM | » rllirii'
nV ini Ism
Mranwhile, n strili i lliri-an
a* the German communists.
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If. f/V) - attained u* soon a* possible and
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• i.Ml mlu run*
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flirt te*
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1e|+1*•-1. ’tm! f I**- .!. 1
fnmi IHtf
today and H..0 injured in fight of IlltltnJilr objerlivea, Itnrne lisle
n| Mediation Hoard ha
iopj<* 1
Officials of th* St. John* Itivrr into ',h* di*|i;te nn i , il.n
miMriir*. kilift ti rhjiin
* <t<
..f tin*
: l.i *gi tic*** i '<l< I,+ •’
ing between .Moslem-, and Hindu* aim* of llic Conitiiunlils, h? said,
vrL*j» l« 4r(rf s|i|p h,
in i i
j r ,i ' -tltfl « r ■ f f 1k«l 1 .1:1 villi
In Calcutta. A Jlritish dispatch nre to win |tn|j|rnl power In post bine nre expected soon in 8nn- conditions, and thi* in'ti*io
i,
nmiimiiuiiea in wliB-li Ui^v
in*
{pHltliU mraif* ,ihil m**rr1 tourist**
put the death lull at *1*1 r but not war .Germany by scUng up a so- ford to mskc a survey of the Incat j a hope thill Railway Mr-dialHm
UmfUtih llidr rlfurt^
nitvtnrlh- j
procedut.j wo’ .ld r-. rt. 1' i
.w illi |La
aril! comfort.
confirmid.
railed anti-facist parliamentary warehouse on U l . , Wonroe with j
nfillr pfti>»-ctji Tndny.
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hr A *0
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f
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j *i**i| 1hit4’lira !rfiX'iTit.*
’ Moslem
longue
(<inwiistration til the imitwdiate program are farr ..It..
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* 1>h
Sotlil I ii(• icti MlnMrr
M. Slot UruL In the Utiltftl lil.ib
| 1tf(’1#id eg It I*• -It l<‘tt
against the Rritish'plan'for Indian reaching land reforms in ka-ping
• Hd. .»• il** •U’ f ♦ i f < f ffii It
ntnv rlr. Ijin l Imt-ir that he fir ii!fnt«’l lonoon infmbfi*
of the ovpporting timber* nearly
it t» *ii *| *’*itr\Aixv 1IH't w.1*in
Indapcndrnre,
with the riiurxisl point of view. rotted away.
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McNarney
udiled,
ih- 4 7 i 1x im: •
1meetlui nt llir I N. General A* | A *i| 111A |l |t* Ultd In TlffM
tine portion of lb , building m
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a nationwide' strike tor today. volution aimed “ t destroying the rented by Tamlaml Tour*. Inc.
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lit. .iit H i ’ « 1,
hnvlrl ,i!|kiial -* 1(1 hr r*prr»>nl, ■ ,.,r
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8hcpa ami mark'd* clo*eil and eronrmir t«i*i* of the rnpitali*!
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business and Industry hailed. system, mol it* replacement later Sanford. Tampa, Jacket- nvm,'w* n i
h e r . w lfr nf llt r I ln ri*t» S n u l m
iitifniaikMinl
itu-rti
in
-Some buse, and can* which ltir.1 on by a planned economy. He
m
'Ahf*rr -tn in 'ii'
In to
L lS llO M
to operate were
tupped by declared that in Ihe long run. thr 1,1Th, PStntJohns River Line di. ! S t C U m
i *i N’t» | i r ' P H *
crntinuerl Its river service »rv*rsl ’
i'
,iu|,k|i|
Moslems.
German ( ‘niiirnunlst* might resoit
ti«JW 111 tl|H-r.ll Kin
I. I hIu •t i.
.
-If . I il. (. 11
rars ago. At one time pa*scngei
rh--u arr
Mayor
Takes
First
The cAxialtie* resulted from to revolutionary mean* tn attain
IdSHON.
’ortugnl A" i* Iuni i f, ) i i Iv * 11
• *>t (lit1 i»rt»Jp«*tv nt
oats docked at the wharf anil '/Pi—^Elgbl A iri-rlni nn n
t 1*. fact*'.
,
fighting in variou* purls of the their objectives.
I I'.tf I... t.
l>\ U»#*
(iitr
A ir T rip O ver City
pl'.jd hetwenn here and Jackson alramod into Lid*'ll hath.., t ■
i f i 1 I'mIi:*"I i» » ..
* <i • i i-n < ■-j.i-t a! in*;
■I - i a-. He
city t!'i#plte the effort* of lead
>i
iiurilry nn* drlvr,
Mi-.' phi** »l
\ •tiitng
tn ( apt.nil
ville.
filth-int ex*
aid lhai atin---I
er* cf the Congress party, tha
day. The wniahlp* ware >• h in
After receiving thr key In Ihr liilirmilukU mid vrnnr«l t li- a v l >«■„., „ f flu* I ..... cull mg
. rplbm tl-- Mhnir'ipaliti**. have
Moslem League, and the Communto Portugal’)! capital hv llinuii:*BHr
•’ffnrU
to
miner
I
Ii**
imnitifi
fdiluif
i«»
rijl.ir*1
»
a
.Il
fiilli-d in provide t)n< budding., oil
of cheering citisen*. wlm lipr-.l up .Sniiftir.l Nirva) A ii .Slntirm yc-tn
!»t*party to muintain order.
nr firr-i. Uirlr icUcni In combat* |im .iit
fn,r ..f in . nit fnr l.mri tin- aiipuit whii It ran ptralttro
*l»n g the hunks of the T hru it«y. Mayor II J. Gut got Ii Is fir.I tifiis Irulllc uccldrtit.i. tfirir r;im*; pUyrpi.
*
River. On* of the sp^mim h p - tide in a plane when bo wo ■ IMiuti ii«aliPrt Juvenile ftrlliK)Ufiir>. * -|hi will hn »k me/’ iiitmni.l the ih ne<l levrtpU'1 . *
exlled Xillg IJrnhrrl.i i f llal. taken np l.y Harry K .. Unhinsnn ihHr rAtabitsilnieiit nf ImDp-nJ
WASHINGTON, Aug 1 0 -ld l
t.mu Tail 'I wi'tm Iml. -1
ii) n bln- Taylorrinfl plane.
— Pi'*|dent Truman has cleared
I’lirkcy ls l*n!|iaring
i-lirr- Wr-k, anil tlictr rrliK-lltlnrml ,
M I„ M.
I Ilym,NEW YORK, Aug. 16. </P)- Tin fleet coaimander, Admiral II
didn't tr-aliie wlml I had N oiw r:, to make llw citir-.., nr , m ,
his desk nf the work left by the Senator Tom Connany of Texas K. Hewitt, waved in the m-.niirtr
............ t
Kcply (o Kvd Demand
PEI PJNO, Aug.^ i t , m — 7*Jth Congress in preparation for boarded th* liner Queen Mary while coming nslmrr from ih misscrl." *amrmr-lilrd Mayor Grit all cmnmuntica aware of unvitnivitl.a.n
wh„ .lug d.vnt
ttoopa say hi* departeure for an 18-dny vaca- today on bit way to Jnln Secret crulter Houston. Admiral IH-witi afterward "I gut « better piclnte nautili alfatni
Chinese National
inutilly tins nerrl with l.ull.t"S«M amldGig ''JIT-’ * * I ANKARA
Aug. Di M V Dipl..hav* fought o ff ninn large- tion atmurd the yacht Williams ary o f State Byrnes at the Pari* will make a round r f .,ffir<*il nf Haitfntd in n few mitnilc' thn;i
WhriK-vrr n omimuitiHy
ls
‘
^
' ' j ijmi ii! I mkey 1nvi- learned Hint
Communist attack* against burg. The crulsa In New England Conference. Talking to newsmen call* on President.('armnna. I'tt>< dm in i Jh \t ii nn tin- ground." hd rtilHiulastlc. vlgnmua . vn.iim
City Manager It. N. KaJ'rr -*l*n men nt action,'
Wahl., Mated ....... "
; (
Sra.
.............. . ... Do -V demands U
on«* o f tha few government out- w atitalw lll tw the first offiflal aboard the liner, Connally admit mler Halaxar. and Pnrlugu.
wai ijilari (nr an air trip. Mi
Micro you will find
nd the Jaycee* ..............
7 ’
a V h e m g ...... .
I h- g - vcrmi.enl
In tha outer defense of Ts- vacation f"r M r. Truman since ted disappointment that the d e navel aiilhntillra:
ut.lrrr a.a.Mhr. m*n-ber
« f the ...........cam,
, !;S|1|
rPr,aill
i, '-*- - It
irod
i11 f -, 1(rkr
Accordlng to Chinese dts- lie entered the Wlttte Hms*.
'J'lei fleet Inrllab: i Hit- giant nit ttbbinsnu ami R. H Browning nt atitk" -m ® Junior .j u h .i. 1 wlHlnl
I TlI i'll, tl.
.1 Ilia,
1 IS
1
a
ference has not mad* more head
|iu»l
(
h
vil
IlfpJ
in , -fin the Soviet's di-miuid for
The last uf the legislative bust way.
patches, the Communist* threw
eraft carrier Franklin ft. |i.»t ■ mating" lii'* .Sanford School id ; nt CViinnierro."' he nihlnl. "h
■i|>cj[ tu nil young mci) 31 Uirmigti< *'" *
n
^"r ,*i‘
in crpt.il bare m lb* control of
lhatr full strength into the as lies* wa* c>.’*r>rti u[f when the
He charged that the Russians veil. It la Inking a M-dilerran >.>( aviation.
13 yr-atii of age. It wanu nil ''In >-n th, i '-iml
th>- Ii.iid.iuallr - Smh control
sault, moving 20,000 troop* from president refused to sign a bill have adopted an unreasonable crulfe which posnihly may • ■ I
jniing
men
of
good
charactei
Iruiu,
’
'"'n
r
'••rmhltihh*
par
hav,a
w .ulil i-i .- Itiy -in iikiltt.tr y b.-iiais
southwest o f the besrlged town which would hnv? abolished the attitude, and declared that the with joint ninianiinr* »it li th.very walk Of life wlwi itCahr- I-,! *»»'• wl|l make up Ih" I urn «•;»»
.it tl,* m i >■ i,.,-, door of litanbul,
Parker Wild Life refuge tn Mas. delegatee cannot tattle interna- British Navy.
to reinforce th* attack.
J
tinproyr lire cnmmunitlc:. Ift whirh t*nK team are: J«l|ii fvry.
Turki It "iiin-. .rid that la*f01*1
The Catholic newspaper Social sachusett*. HI* failure to sign tonal difflctiltJaa Ilka Ma bunch
Th* arri\i|' of the American
Sitnii-er, A1 l.ynns, kai McCall and i the reply I, Mill to Moscow, the
liiry
live
nnd
who
would
like
th
= 1
Any
veteran
in
need
of
servWelfare say* 100,000 (Communist automat.rally killed the measure o f fuaay aehoot boya.”
ahlp* at Laiikon wn» vinve-l •<■
t
l"a rlrrollIp Iralnlng Uu»t only Hie Hamilton Bint-e 11 war fn ro w t jn ik id i E.-rt-Igti nffire will can*
r ffrrr I.f rhnrgc) in nny of
troop* heva pushed westward to through what i* known a* a pock
th* Porftugueso prrs« a. a 'Mr|,
Hint a ll aiOidtraps til tl'* emir n rlllt fil'ii Hie Unit'll Slnh'* Slid
Jayrr-ryi tan offer "
c fallowing entegories U rrwithin ten mllaa o f tbe -capital et vito.
ie
forward
toward
altVngthenlng
will tie thoroughly cleaned during
ie#lr*l tn visit thr nffire of
U. 8. TROOPS TQ TH8T1KY
que
Great Britain. Ambassadtra Ed
of Honan province after captur*
Atlantic policy On whirh the fa
the golf tooninmrnt,
the rrop'imdblo agencies llsterl
win Will tin of tbt- Unite I States,
TR A FFIC JAM
Ing th* town o f U nfeng.
INVEHTIGATION
h
a
l
t
e
d
lure
peace
o
f
the
world
now
dr
I,ion
Je
r
Meiseh
of
Urn
pro
PEIPING, Aug. 16. W V -A
below:
Dir David Kelly of Britain anJ
Motorists are reported Ur have
Sw "* ‘
----’-----—pends."
ice
Is
rum
iiuln-e
r.-p
o
rtcl
that
lh-i
Coordinator
•
—
E.
B.
Garter,
Iiin ton Mmigr.kfi of IVaiice called
F IN A L BITKH
TOKYO. Aug
The Jaji
Had rpiite a tima getting out special Inquiry team Investigat
I.ions
ate
i"ndy
to
build
a
lis
rla
-Atlantic
Nuiimi*I
Bank
Build
at tin- Turkish torcign Office
nurse gowrnment today dissolve j
of a traffic jam on the field op ing the ambush slaying of four
ing.
L o n d o n , A u i. t « . w - F i n a i posite the Municipal Rail Park American Marina* southeast qt
the Japanese committee for in- c i , pit at Mullet I j i k r Pntk
. , as today, tut made no comment on
Employment — U. ft. Emrite* war* hefd today for tha last evening af *»r the game. City Peiping laat July 19 have decided
v-slilstlng cause, „ f tl,.- I*m if.r , ; 'w,n “ * ,° " ,y f T ' - T Wor'** f " " " Ih'-it .!• ctit>alons.
Moytriciit ilcrvlce, 112 North
noted British
and hlstori authoritiee have mjuestad woto- to call American soldiers and
war. ThdA* «ii* no explanation. 'Hu- Kemiritiln hporlstnan Assucih author
au
Park Avenue.
b
PH tM IT (tiriAtNF.D
Earlier, the Busxttih memtsif of aliori that the park Is put into
an. If. G. Walls, who died last rists who park In. this area during Marinas who •unrivnd tha am
Vocational
Training
and
Edu
condition.
V
Twaaday In London, tn a brief game* to leave the approach and bush to Ua<lfy. Lid»r, a liaison
the
Allied
council
for
Japan
lus
cation — T. W. Uwton, Court
Fred Bell, local aulnmoliile ileal*
teem win go Into . Chine** Com
A. ( ’ Blsrhntte
*
novellet J. B.
P rim ly exit lane* orm .
rcrommended that General MirDue to the resignation t f I.
.‘ House.
,
munist territory and confer with E. Tew as ' vice Commander i f
ibed Walla as a man who.*
Arthur get rid of the connuitt-e «*r and, Ray Herron, citrus grow* Gil) permit In e ir e *'* (Tve room
Assistance.
Hospital*
cr,
were
welromed
a,
club
mem*
local
comnumUers.
IN FEDERAL c o u r t
home st an rstlmllrd roil of
•wa* tight In a thousand
Campball-Lossing Post Nn. fi-l of
Tiie British inemturi' said 'to
Irat ion and Slain Service- Of
■w—
II.OCO at the nmth-weal corner nf £,’d
place*. Only a few relaATLANTA, Aag. 16, (A*f~
ttro American Lrginn, the Post
doubted the wisdom o f approving Iwr "cub Lions.’’
ficer ■- Contact through Lloyd
NEW
R
U
S
S
IA
*
P
L
A
N
E
TtW fate a# Oaargta'a
Park
Avenue srvt Fourteenth
**.wi . and frtendn attended the
will elect a new vife-ccmmanihr
th- group. However, the IIS
“
a OfF. Itoylc. County Seivlca
•and**. Watla* body Was cr*m
Street.
member said ho sa * no kround
fleer, Taknch Building,
U , UT)— Tha at tha business meeting at 8:»'»
fi MOSCOW,
GOL'NGIL TO MEET
for objealon.
^ Home Service Assistance to
RneeUn
nawipspar o’clock Monde* cvcsing nt th”
.. .L,.— . . . . —
MBS. FULLER T l) SPKAK
rtarvirrmen, cx-Sorvicemep and
Legion
tluL
a
new
Isvaatia
Mea. IMn» (itlr* Fuller, forraet
W
BIX JAPS HACfGBD
'{he Townsrnd f ’ouncil ittrtiibcM
their Hr|iciidenta — American
L.
I1BNHEK
RHTI'RNn
Mr.
Tew
rvasiy
tint
dpi
In
Hiplan*,
A SINGAPORE, Aug, 16, « V Red Gross, Lake front Boule
.Slate Highway Patrolman L. nl the Fifth ('rjuttt cm IonaI DD* meml-rr of the Stale 1egbi slere
that his
busJncM will ki-cp
o f five, fact............
ila busj
Th* craft
BU Japanese war criminal* died
vard.
C.
Bender returned last rwniny trict will meet, at the Court House and acllre leader In Orhiodo af
.
tramport bis o^it o f Sanford much nf the
•nd
Veterans Administration —
from
York. Penn, where he had Sunday nt 2:00 P. M. Wayro B. wi.men'll urgsniiatior,-. will apeak
j2 j» ?
^
°< Cha"»i
Urn*.
One
r
f
the
duties
of
the
Th* deelgnthr*# tons of
artin M- Rudich. Sheriffs
been called ’ following Ids one Alberts, Florida representative, at the 11:00 o’rloek Sunday taoreln« rrrvle# at tka ChrUtlaB
pfoxlm atrty 300 lHr;. 11 Jewish Im
migrants landed in D ial area dttr-j
ing thr night m.d disappeared !>r-: M c N i i m t ' V
foro tlwy could br npprrhctulcd
j •
In Jcrusak-m. young Jewish men
It lU n fS lH
U. vS. Junior T rad e Body A pproves
Affiliation O f Seminole Jaycees
Destroy Capitalism-
Tasi Growth Of
Air 'Traffic Seen
By Stair Official
Vil5 Persons Killed
J As Result Of Riot
Today In Calcutta
St Johns River
Line Officials To
Inspect Warehouse
Lions Challnigc
Rotary To Divot
Digging Contest
Throngs Cheer As
!American Vessels
•
Nationalist Troops
Fight O ff Red Attacks
S
President Prepares
For Vacation Cruise Senator Connally
Iocavea For France
‘ir •
VctpranM Service
S
L, E. Tew IldHignH
A Legion Official
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THE
P A G E S IX
SA N FO R D
H E R A L D , S A N FO R D ,
Fifteen New Faculty Members A rt
Named At University Of Florida
or
mi(lflr«|
ritriill
KlitffiU. •*ti »*r f»«
Fur Hard of Hearing
DIRECTOR OF THI OffICI of Mobilization and Reconversion, John R.
Steelman (right) is shown as ho conferred, with his new associate.
Federal Judge John Collet, In the executive office* of the White House
in Washington. They discussed reorganization plans for the OWMH
ami omce ot Economic Stabilization.
(international Souodohotnl
i.jiru _ ( fnlyrpaIjoejL-l™
Phone I,X0S— Telelyps O il M
Orlando
t t r p m e n lln r
T.
lleallh- Hoard Warns Vacationers And
Beach-Goers 01. Sun And Poison Ivy
Owtact wilh‘.| ninosi ivy canoe*
frnn wlisrht
sympUuns
ictliitas ami Itchimr nf the .kin
In cvn(tC<’rntiMl swellimt and l*i*flers ami rrv e rr, burning «etis-‘i
thmn
Tin family physician -Imi'I'J
11,1)41111 ivy.
MariiiK vara lion .line ihe nver ite rnllod in sUrh cates. Unlit !>••
,tv* jM'i.vh who ha. liven venpvil ri mes, wa-.hing the nffectv I art a .
ip 1,1 nn office most ul the year with mihl miap anti rinsing well
iia a KlrotiK dor ire In got mil in |will afford amt i- ndirf.
* Dvspitr it* ability to n o t pen ns much ns possible. Iluw-i suffernge, poison Ivy (five t in ir
11 . Iitt'i> do they 1onIire that w attling o f its presence t .> all
the nvernae “winter" akin van who will m i' runtinn. It i* an
Uand nhmil If* In 20 minutes oxHim e to sjinllglit the fir^t day. ea*y-to-#pot plant made tit*, o f
Tl, mtvt ilny. if the skin ho« rosemldinK the oak leaf T he
,,,i liven hnin&l It would ! k* mfv , poison comes, from filth the
lu extend the time to 2tt nr I1! jnnjl the hark.
initiutea and rontinnt tnrreaaivf
It* il'iaHKe ea< h day until the j Aiiraisam
.ngei of .UiOitirn no hitiy
liinidvd pi
PH O N E 8 6 4 J
K r r u rlllr s
Nelson
O 'lto u r k r,
TV/O "IRON IUN0S"’ t^r
1
.ti*' di iwn lirmg loot»I !
•»
Ituwn to
Moini’i, I » . * '
tilt« r*niiprricnl, which
I■
in tin- MH.\Vc5l The w i r ..f * '
prujMittu.ru m fcojuo lu- nidi*
tqiiiftrd to 1h? U»r wor*i In M U
11-tent "f |t)llo
i, hi'tc i plileinlc
'■1i.ltile West ii
( InirfFlIlfiimul)
In r
Member N-AJU>
lia y to n a l lr a r lt , I la .
am . n
PACKAGE S T O R B -
KT ST. ARCADE Biol. T k c x tS M
FR E E CLINIC
ROBB'S HOME BAKERY
CO M STO CK
tin- rn
A C O U S T IC O N A N N O U N C E S
but«. Mi»l SJleJr u mmy fitiunlrl
irin fur sale by lomry's Drui
r • ‘ end I'm * Store* every
H e sjiirs l
IIK H N O O N
N O T IC E TO T H E
JAGKROSVIL1.R, A u g .
tit
(,V) VarnU^'in'r« and lifurh.
gi' i h were wurni'd by the State
Ih isd "f Health tuday tn'guard
ryrtimt the well known “summer
Hieiiiies" —ftiii much nun and
on
»m|ii
j.f,-r r <«1 Kfl'AlO.
I#**i ih»» nrtier lie fitibl
IIlf* MAI
j1 lime frq
law In Hi* MANpoll I»
H(4iif«nl. KlmLI.i .% new!
Kfneml ‘ rlrcultflion In m I
tvmty
Atcabtltic ■l-xtl# fd I.U R IN fium tbrirdruf •
IN U N PER V A LU ED 'SECURITIES
V
Hi lilc m l.c r I H L
In i|<-Ia i i II ihrr»<»f m Ii! t
Bt*\
HOWTO INVEST $1000 OR MORE
n
clerk of Circuit Co
|t> Snrlne Norwood
l»e|iUt>' Clerk
i<
fhft-f
Itule Oaf,
The newly appointed memhfi
of tl •> liumanitir. ili|«rtiiient in
rmde:
Dr. William Ifnif. foi II yrup
a inrmln'1 «»f thr Ki'/lidi ilepalt*
merit ut Vale
Dr. John Henry limth, lor li’ii
Jvnr* head of the Department <f
German at the I'nivenity el
Washington.
Dr. Itolirrt K. Carson. paint. i
mid ntualcinn, who for 7 yi.iti
taught social -tudir. at Stephen <
Milk Mixture for
Stom ach U l c e r s
Im r s t i n n i t
«fi<i iujulrH
»ciln*l imi ff»r ill%(irr-i% I
«i
iutvv iirnilinil
Dr. Thomas A K. Unit, forrnerly a fiieulty mend*i f Hi* Divi
lion of lamifiiuKe and Utemturc
it the I'nivei «ily* of Michigan.
OtD r new family hnpointmei.U
ruituial heritage of !!>• pad mid o the university f'olle.'c lire:
the influence! ’shaping tin proDr. filej lifui l’.‘ '•'"ogle,. assoelnt''
piofiMi r of F.iikIMi, Filin' r
mi ml* t of Kngtidt family, Gill*
varsity of Illinois for I! yearn.
Di. Arthur I. Funk. assoc'la e
nrofe- ,,r. ,,.yirriran institution'
A Ifcmi mrtlHL.it
ujm
fly Fi rtoei hUtoiy piofeMor. M
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iurtn
tn- t' ii'lAInnp Junior L'nllrgin lieeen•
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tf
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ami
104, It »•a !v ilinrimnreil from I' S Nuv..
karmlfM pftMr»!ion j f t m
In nuof
Dr. Fuifene Ashhy llmunioiKl,
(amIt*
pimt14 iluaudi idcviailiu^jf qnora'iiito
proffeior, »ocl,d Mien.,4 .
UBrnrduuljr.'Alm ire»rae*fxJ«l f « (*•
p
ak
<|S
nw
dQ
i(«rfilw
.aIm
du
i*l»rf Former iuM
riM tm. •ai'inL.wei’fl
M
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tfanm
yftlittfn
t th
ineattoN«hry
w
STA N
ri m m
T*». IIKLC.N If \ 111» w
Tu* d* is iiiikitowrt. You m
M'lil itny u 1 1<| iif they find i t
ircr.'loli in lileiutuii', philosophy
mid the nrl<.
2 1 7 E A S T F IR S T S T R E E T
offlrlat
Semlnol.
I daV of
LEGAL NOTICE
I 'f r L i l n Hill *«f
GAINKHVIM.K. Aug. ' ! With
*n ‘unp^errdcntrd iiumtier f frc h
men ntxl aophomnrc app'ii'utinn.
nlir.nl> nti filr lit lit. I .»<•! it>
of FlutItla, In. John J. Tinei'l
prraldunt of Ihr t'nivvr ity, artnounrrd Inda) with Hoard id fun.
Iro) approval thr appointment of
lf> fijw faculty member* to tin*
Univer.lly Ctdlrgc, lovirr diviaiun,
In which freshmen ami *o| homnrr*
matriculate.
Four of the new faculty unrahers werr appointed to tlin ex
panded humanities i>'|>nrtment
under former Rhode* scholar, Dr.
iffoheri h, Davidson, himself a
newcomer to thr Wniv«jr»ity. Dcnn
W. \V. Little of the University
l*rospectu»
TUESDAY. AUG. 13. 1946
F L O R ID A
u i ntty .t w i .naaawi wmt voui
Q
IS I SSENTIAL TO
CONTINUINC. SUCCESS
apoiiis
»M0 Wt *xt UNO YOU WltNOUI coif
out 1*11(1 MOCMUMon t'NDUVAtUMIOn
SERVICE
Taking full advantage of today't
improvrd malrrialt, the** new
Kelly, offer real Ptu» Value* —
• fstiongrr Coed
• Cooler Running
• Kite* Safety
• Tougb Armocubbet Tread
'• Longer Wear f
Krllyi have alway* been Tough
* »■
—*Y-fSafe—**Depend
able. «Come In
and are for yourself why thewi
n
elly*arettiUtheDot Dug
f-ew
wK
TH REE PIEC E BEDROOM SUITE
Q u ality p lu s V alu e eq u als y e a rs o f sa tisfa c tio n w h e n you buy a
u a l if y o f p r o d u c t
Staflord’H Service
Station
‘Cor. 2nd & Sanford
e such as th is one . . . C o m as in b e a u tifu l golden M a p le . . . Bed
ist o f D ra w e rs, V a n ity w ith b e a u tifu l p la ta g lass m irro r.
* .
“Il’i Ea*y To Pay The MATHER W ay"
* t s .i m
-----------
Mayfair Inn
Sanford
Thurs., Aug. 15th, Hours 10 A.M. to 5 P.M,
Yon are liultrd to romr in for a free tr»i of your hearing and
a drmomtratJon of the
,
N E W S U P E R P O W E R A C O U S T IC O N U N IP A C
, . . *all
— —
— '—or with batA hrarlng aid that ran ...
be worn —
as an
In one'—or
larger than Ute end
lirlr* separate. fAl Tom
a aiaas Thumb
»——■■■— battery
•»—-— . , *•no
—
•^* --- - ---- f u l l - _______ _
of your thumb4gives
amaslng
In 'this
Fittings
—
^
_ rpower
- - *» »•*
— .new
. — model.
,
_ 1
made from rtrvrn diffrrent1 rnrlvrrs—bath
rn rivers—both bone and alr-Uuly
atr-Ualy
h ra rln g
Ic iy s .
Here n»w b
the hearing, atd you havo been
SPECIAL !
W F. A R E H A P P Y TO A N N O U N C E T H A T
Mr. W. C. Laidlaw
i I* a trained specialist on hard-of-hearing problems, and take*
urwirrslanding Interest In hrlplng Ihe han l of hearing, will
ACOUSTICON McRAE CO.
V^loridA XVr*t ('out DU&riliutor
rrofrksloiul
Hide- •716* C m I n i
Tel.
Aire.— St.
St. iV t m b u r r . FU.
Peternburf,
YU
�In Unity Thera li Strength —
'
To
|)M N |
the Trace ol
THE
Ibr.kV.irld;
T l i u n . l r i s h o w e r s tliia a f t e r n o o n a n d
piirly e v e n i n g
a ml a g a i n T h u r s d a y
aftern o o n
F a ir to n ig h t a n d T liu rs*
d a y m o rn in g.
To Prmiulr (hr PragTrsi of Aatrrtri;
H
To Pro dorr Prosperity for Kaafard.
a
n
f
o
r
W EATHER
d
AN IN DEPEN DEN T DAILY N EW SPA PER
1 i
VOLUM E X X X V II
E sta b lish e d
Two Detention
*Ships Sent To
Cyprus Island
SANFORD,. FLORIDA,
1908
'■ !
Named Kingpins Of Globa) Black Market
a
Decrees Issued To
Give Jews One Year
In Prison For Any
Attempt To Escape
NO.
A .n o ria lrd P i r n l - r a -r d W ir t
W E D N E S D A Y , A U G . 1*1 , 1 9 4 0
Bulgaria Makes Claim For
Greek Territory Of W estern
Thrace A t Paris Conference
Mayor H. J . Gut!
Is Main Speaker
At Kiwanis Meet [
N IC O S IA , C yprus,
A iir.
H ,
</P)—
Two
d e te n tio n
s h i p s e s c o r t e d b y tju* B r i t
i s h e r u i s y r A j u x *huvt» a n
c h o r e d *in K m m u ; ii s i a l i a r *
-bor. ‘ T h e y
are
ca rryin g
Jew s
(irrcsted
in
recent
™
p
r o u n d u p s in P a l e s t i n e . T h e
-^ fed iip s w e r e i n - e u » | .o d y
of
t h e A j a x a n il w e r e d e s c r i b
ed u« iletenli.ii v r o c l i m u .
i l r i o discipline.
To fur the,t- boa Ihyii tto eviVI >s iliiin lib Llllhlivte
drer uf the arrival, ol lit* I.0MJ
’ti t« f him |M : m v o*
nib
illegal .■ •with immigrant* who
<11 *i b y tlii* N a i i y
«1 .% «**■ - 1
w r i t ih purli-tl from Palestine v<
* '-• $
will h» u,k«-ii
l .t . ls y on two troopship*. T h e
*
bv tlie C ity of S.'ihfonl i.»i *
(list of ihr-p iniIimki »
n fi'i] > S'Vt.knMf permit nli n Aitiiinai
pretrd {o ill •■ mbark al CyprusJ Ljlj'b 1Li\ 1*011 turn* the SunfMitl
tomorrow. The governnien o f •'>■ * \ .1c,tt Vir Ht lit I* 11 ovei I., t l * l it \
ttpr.i- tins issued a decree formally
. ' i im i n i w 11111 r 11III|f ill IB »Kl oV'liH’ k
ii.tlioriiiiig l heir detention iiihI
i Mtiyoi lames C u t told Kiwaiil’iiiH 1
providing a penalty of on * yeni
rtf th ii lum ht'uii tmiav m the
in prison for uny who try to t a
s . I I 31||I f ( V
H o , k|*
rn I". A Mmiltii penally i» p ro
^ Pniiiipnl lleriiiiu*
of
vided fur imrsuns convicted o f .
oltllng any o f the refpgcui to csnIlmli* ill |f1» Sell Hid A lui foil
The lour Warner Brothers 11ml llw-lr father named In ttic- Criminal InvcMitfnllon [XvL*Ws,. of tin* n ft
cape'.
•it
t In
1 iu it | i
Wo
f .=1
Hnti-li Tommie* were w.uki'te Army as the kingpins of a global black market ate rii.iwo In thl* recent i-xrlu’ h r photo f I l> men
1 ls*|.S
.11 l. . l l .
1 1, i
<
1 r
said that two of thorn w n arrested a few (til)'* <U" "tie n Iti-rlin nnd •me |u P u t
po- S'.--4 York unit
liudi u blistering son to i-»un
Shanghai
(China)
terminal*
of
lhe
iirtw'otk
.....
stlil
r
*141but
a
ir
t»
nig
uic,-tl
,,u
e
,,|
■
m,.
f
;ju
■
*i
.
m
i
1
1
Jit
*
s
*
•
•tork on tlw* ilcteiillon lump*
.'...a m and now t ’ NNK.A tiuiflc manager In
Alt <i ml, tending to the barbed said Standing .1 to 1 ar>- Robert, tornu-r Navy
■1
I I ol V* Ii
. . . . .1
wile fficlusuir. were Jiininu-il with Shanghai; ia-wl* W a n a 1 In rnicr air font* hruiriiani .md now airline mctcnrotigist in Berlin who was
Willi 111 iil*M tjohl I D.♦ ! k
Under arrest. U n i Warner. ?J former holy lieuti-nam trow operating an tinport-export business \a
▼convoy* of military truck* loadc.l Harks, where he w h s arowtul tdiuidllig are Alfred J7 Nca York •■ «[«.r!.-r and David Warner father
pi 1^lit* f in b f e
• "1
with equipment amt supplies to' of the uuartet Hit* ' l l ) IXJHVIUOHTEI* IIY \K W Y1 111K I lA lt.Y MIHItuR
Hi 1 .trig t* it 1111 "IN* I
liilnii.ith.ii.il rb,umlphotO'
. th,. t e f u g f i s .
p.rlt-t b i l l t i r e I It I r d Hi
L..\
Meanwhile, the llritiah A rm y
1.
‘ he- it lH il p r o g M .t
Th«*
Navy and A ir Force have u g i *■ .-.!
Lull ul->ri* 5011 » • .,«k«*to *lick to their prpsent r r u n r
■ t, t nieie wlaiter h*t a non!
III dealing with the tonne situ,*,! o psiuttils *»f b-ef
fiiitelv
lion In Palestine. Leaders of Ih”
-1 Ik!It f o r it t i n y He' pli»t*«*d ll»e
threa armed service* ha ve agreed
k . . f t l i e » i x eoii ti f d h o ^
iH
to' take wha.-.ver meusuie* m e
1 »mis't - o n i« e men 11**nL> M.im
peeemary
to
implement
the
" \|irii
1 if tem uti
nil*l v **•-' 1
*f
government's decision to en.l ti
C til**hiill)
fi*r !l«r tnim»V#T of •*,. lit#- .(iVHiK lent. .»! d t up no
tin* HniifiHt! \nvfil Vst M.ilM'h t.j
ff I f g a l.e n tr y o f Jewish l e f t l t i " * inndoli ■ iiiiip hutflvi
* t fi» o
(he * fcty uf stiii 11*-111 yitU i>|* 1 tinJo the Holy 141ml.
«l ii*- ! a n.t I M-bl fto it o n e h- 1 li*' >
iluttni in i»»tf nf Mi**
. . to* * 1 *ht? . nmp^
7 Turkey Said To Have
Turned Down Soviet
IMan For Defease Of
f - Dardeuelle .Straits
Fighting New York Pier Fire
lly A ..(.u n ite d P ress
B i l l y it n a
tm lay
m ade a
■ f o n u a l c la im fur, t h e G r e e k
j l e r i i l b r y o f \V eiU ertt T b r a c u
a l l u t l a y ’s llle e titiy ; o f t h e
t p a r i s P e a c e I ’c n ifi- fe iit'e . B t t l t-'jsi.tit
I’o i v i y n
M illiliter
IG eo m
I v o t ilia lie v
f r a ilk I v
.i.liiiittc il a .s h a m e fu l u llln i i ii ' tviih ( i e r m a n t t itm ii#
*t*the " ; t r ,
bu t jie v e rth e le M
| ri.iuiitiiiiidd that tin1 Hilly.ii l*n
Vim) loot not fo.ifhl agautsl the
I Allte- *[l» any 11**11*
I hr IStllgal IIIII vlitllll WIln Rll}«>
l*oii#*,t by thi* Huviet Fkrnlna
IMany For Opcrallop
Of Air Station Pre
sented By Official
i
j .Is li o-itnm
, « Ikii a iii
1 b*-*-n m-f
Don’t Look—B u i—
*
Hangiip %
f III (Mi itVIlick
l>UXliHll l*
* llilhis (int,
After Being Free
Only Four Hours
hi
S \
hmimiiif
A1111111n| H ti|
Hi.I Mmvmi i
A4Ini 11 <il fJai%1
tin* . hi**f
NiiviiJ Air Ativan. »• 1 1 itniing,
tie* are n | * d n ) at attend tins
Hilton L. Itoolhe, who was i c T i i - t ’ounly Workshop msliucti.m
iest d from Con id y Jail Monday program sta r tin g -o n Aug. lit at I
p after serving a tinea' 111(111111*' * m i i h i d e Hiith .Sduiol. Ml*s Hull
lent cm >i
for
atealinj'
eh the*, A . Hand, county mipervi.or o f
spent hut four Iieuri of lilwriv Initriicttorf, will lie in chnrye of
la-fore he found hlliuelf rlirlil arrnH|femelll*hock in p i t ,
time fin at
Hr. t a im ll F t uiiiIhu*, jimffii
11?jti$111*d h m v fiy of tin wotnniii
«**r i»* Mu* t Inm.I f • In■'■>»Ii*fii 1,1
bile, tin* |»n j e r t y of II II
tlit* UiiivrrMty of Florida, uill
mttn, inarm got *if Mm lofui
Imnd t h»* *1n 11 »rf iiinlnjettii •
II*
uf tin* FiiftiiJjj Power and Ligb* vmI| It** . O ' f *1 hi Ht
A
Ccuii|iuit>*
l*nckhaii» of Itullnu i ‘olli*i/”
'
Fmployt>Y9 of the Hint** WVIftm* rn liiry tchmd consultant, Sam II
office luted llio j-'jculiur 11. lion it 001 e uf Ine Mute i« p i i m o e n . j
o f lliMithv u« he peered into cam of
Education, u Juni-'r
Hnra
f f parked hack uf the .Vfeinch Guild wlioul eanaultanl and < Dr. I'nul
i h i . When llooth Kill fntu and r v n ' * ol the AlBtN)in,i, foiyt***'iiMarle,| Mr. CoVinumV car uni. nf nic butiUUe at. Auburn, A la.,
t i n wiimen telephoned fdmi “ ' bntf ir*eirnu Tifgh acftnol ion*unMr. Coleinan rushed hack, irrah- ant.
bed the man by tile arm a n i j
I'I-j c u r s e . d-»i|{ncd to instrmt
forced biin to stop ibu auloimibile | Irurhets in v-a noun proldeim • I
and detained him until I'olice ! theii w..ik, will *tre», the y uni
Chief Hoy (i. William, arrived
a n - o f the ludlvidiuil sludnnt
■
—
| The teachers will - be divided
I into groups, u.pemliny upon (.
Lawton’s Condition
-‘*"«d
jMth i high, uf
Reported Improved by they will
mte.e.t. 1... ,
elementary, when | ^
concentrate upon ^
their own problem** In thi* | A
coUr«efc tL ; teach *r* work m cum J
fivmu
for
the
m ij *ilmi
Ly
i**i \
buil.i k
-hop
lx*.,
[ fr*nn Jacksci 11%'ill**, wilt In*
cmnpanM by I'.'Veiul tif liu »i 1M with
.lO'iillll I|lIII,
<*htp«
Alt
Nitvnl
^rthnn-
Meanwhile, the Seminole County
Board of I'ubtic Instruction at a County are expected to take «*»-*•
* in the
‘
*
llglil
spectacle uf- aeein/
special session Tuesday, appoin -■
ted Herman E. Morris as acting their teachers carrying hooks nml
superIntemk'nl until such time *a sweating under intensive study;
Supt. laiwton Is aide to resilhla however, It is hoped that i\
tern for guidance of etudrnt* in
^ his dytki.
The r.-solullons of tin Hoatd the county; wiil result from re
■. provide that Trof. Morris perform search done hy the local teachei*.
I)r. ,1. I'omard Root. Senilnole
all duties of tha superintendent
during the ntetim. This action JHigh School teacher and ehahrwas approved by local school man of the Worahop Committee
of the County Teachers Club, is
trustees.
particularly illteersl in setting
up a testing program* that will
enable the teach1*-, to guide the
atudtnt as an individual.
George T. Ray, Jr.,
Discharged By Navy
>
■
—
liturge Trt>y. Jiay. Jr., haa « c*ivtil hf» honorable discharge
from th , U. 8. Naval Re, m u
and la at home with hi. family
a t 005 Palmetto Av«nue.
IH enllated In May. IMS, ami
waa called to activa duty •im
mediately after he gnuiuat'Hi from
8'm ino1- High School the aame
year. Re waa aoigned to the
destroyer Hugh I*urrls and served
Uu ship for 11 months,
f which were served in th#
__
Tlieotre of Operations.
U r. Ray plan* to enter college
t u r n Own 10 to IS cents a
sffecUre a t once. The
•- rjrv f =;
-:
Bargaining Rights
Won By C.I.O. In
71 Southern Firms
ATLANTA, Aug. 1*. (AT— n if c
CLIXJ.
I O announces today U has won
collective bargaining tight# In Tt
Southern firms sine* tha beginning
of IU $1000 flOO campaign In Um
South, (touthern director Van A.
Bktner **r* the .71 units h a rt
It to u t of IOjOOO or 11.000 workers.
BlUner said to Atlanta that f
C.l O. has loot ten elections1
Um drive began In K ay,
I It *
Vt iKtPI (1
- I« - he
II
t'liU rl
I:
'till
j*ti
,
1 f
G it
th e
th.»
'hi' 1ltn1ll lllg
fC
vht. N
5. -pit** b e t
sU tiift
t i n • 11 i n
i|b| m o l r l»»
1 ri ti u tiv
•tunne
} Hi
1
' I*•M . 1
1 It4j.f1
tbs- wi*»
ifiinosiff
to
I h.
i i M i n l a t i *‘ d
lig h tin g
h e lp
»*LU'JIJ
lierT1
tin*
hei
Hutgariikii
that
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f Trade Body Votes T o Ask O PA To
Remove Rent Control In Seminole
••ii It ill I*- Si h.»+d
HiHlritt
A dtpL-iiuilu
st.'i ni j*. gal he I mg
t 1 ■fh111n11* t v * 1*1 '9. 1 hi 1 il.i nel Ie t.
Well infmipi'ii .Htiitt tit UlmdHii
I .uul lliat 1 III key ha- i ub-puj o ally
tiiriipil ilovt n deiitniisl
|thill the sliuleptf •liuit*’ be 1111*- >st iindei
I
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14 y
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to :»rr«*pt f ^ r -vSxi*i
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s « 'li-.t’llliiil,
ted la * * veiling i thereV /» po*»nlbility that Itiudd
**f the .‘‘--mmol
may t etfiti u*i*iy military demon-
v h a m lr c ii
•i#i*i*
• I th.
l*M»
Ii H i g h ( o u i t
J
A d m ir a ls
F r is o n
S e n te n e e s
PARIS.
It. i.
f;
h-jj
rise A 0 - 1 I *Hn ' r|t| i" 4e ti (A *: v!** ut • pm I in 11 lai 4v mlt*» ik Ip J
lb#' L * 1 ui ti'into t i-s*oe Tb*
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1-t | t In'
■•HH'-i pi li »IGv “ ill
eoiLitdel
I.U k .
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•**> Hill 111 ' l»«f
. .» Alit lliltd I
s+nj 1 1 i t . •
Oi (if .ita ia
MTVI
<fhe rendition of Supt. T. W.
l i n 'i l tile i l l y t f fl i full liLe.
laiwloii, now in Hiverside oil*- n.ittee o m u p . nn<| informnlly *b*-j REA LLY, lt#a more than anyone
During the wur the An M.«?
lit *i of the liiiildmgfl by colli*
(dial, Jacksonville, is rapnrted to c u t i • the problem* confronting can bear— ! Imafine live «i n - ‘ wlii'ii* lu n w n y . o l d l.iiililiuc
, J m vrcial r n l . r p r l . c . will not Uih#>fi in irm «Imr t he uttMcni*
. barrwi*injfHt of F i l l y Loti, agixi I.
l» much improved.
*»**. J jM,rndtted xulil Mayor Cut- San
.School children of Semirndc There alte w m , about to ptw% mi developed by the Navy.
for
\
tbiii 11- li■'• '• •
,* niimbei of
i WWIlfi’d
•
' hi ll *0 111). I !
binh'im
j 4
The Ail in 11 411 jijiriji rtiU
I 'l i h l i s h e r D ie s O f
lo'fi*, the hoj Vetrill
11 i. •'1
| h> Mayor Uul, Lily M
r H
1 rack - v#mil j ha# • he n loin tluUi
N SaVer
Maimg*' K«I-a
.V o u i k Es
In llic ln l
1 lb
by 1 lu S .1 * v f**i One
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Llminhvr ur ('iHniiienr
B y i iiu im e n J u iu * 2 l
A ftrr tlio introduction^ th (Jut, Thin school will u*e nut o*iiy
III,. Ilium, k. l.ul the* mess luill !
group will | MH**ei| to the Imru* o
. Auk .
w h eisU jm d i, IL A, .W hccKW j.1) «-t ayu1 .Inkiuiiy.. aml^hj)* ultW 'iTj
f..i ................
»"..Hhv r.wfng .w w
ct niinamittYY «»ff»c *• of ilu* >•* 1 rui oi-li.a i . ' . I.
Janie.
Hiigtil, clliil e a r Iv *o*h*i ••
funl itntloh. will lummaiot
inmiiIIn l cf 1 I ) * th«‘ Miofprui viRiiuh Nilla r» i
the fn-i
t#?x| fif the lei 111? undei \dinL
Rtmfi Mi >1 to, t1 of Aviation w I! t tiiim . , tin J u n e J4
Lily wi|| lake uvet tl*
•
have 1 hat g* if a ll m a t t e r-, pet
I--, tc. \ear o i k l ju lbliAlier'
c *
hulhiwmg Voiinlr Wheel* t
laming ?«, lb a n |" r I l‘ |»e F ' i
mark*. Aditiuiil bavi-nn » i
l
.s
tiiilltetllate
r»jil
*
M em n riu l
llo-io
mild LanpMoi
•»ei»t a key li« Mnym Hu*
0 •
s*-. wi data kmnUMi, *
Thuf t he I *i
t
f||
Villi
IwiA
11 li ig the t n u o f n
f th.
11,
f no; la ml uhlt !i Ik io
p en-in v
________
eft#1* which 1 Mtnill Wheel.
i*., ,.d
l*
tlellveriHl
to
’- >
t in.* to j he i 3ilt»* nf the pto
- _
, ,
m*jr hi* i ommuntl j ■* I
ON ' lllj% deilHl l?.n 1
j i e i l y g u a r d * u i t l be k ep t a n d wi l l ,t V mo Ihe
tS
1 ^
Llnrcnce Am*.. »h« will '
1 aU m *«■ »v *■ a* In emeu, an 1 one h a d ait\W 4 *t H t u t r A t t n f t U ’ ,
»
ficer-ln*char>f»* of intermi
fir** truck will hr kepi m n-'
activities
llam todhj tif the llird ullldaVll
Nltvn!
S si-n th
denial ut*
’ .ml
tli.il
her
th* H iilg a r iw n
I'
uffiLcruj Ctiimlt. \V. It. N i'LJh i
the 19 ba* lin ks* meim bull, ill
hriiil of Aifminiptrntioh; 1.1 it •Mitip" iif jail the HUQ ami JOQ
Ccmnfr. K. K. Parkrs, the Aihun j f r f f . *put rf o r - )
m id
o t li r
nlV a tile, nn*l Limit 1 «»iti»t! 1 | lnilbh.tr.
I II SiglvV
**ffnei l"t l J
II i.l .1 ....I !- 1 foi 11**• fa*?
HIM in hii i'ii|Htt Ity Ui*. rmnm,.
I*r
hail
It . k. ■ »! 1-i*e
ipu,.::.; ii:.l IjLan 111. Al a 1111* in y*a
slot i b
1hr- li-ten *niy w»l*t
f-ll non • uni iii of «‘i|ii!pineof ,uni
sL'jtph*H.»- «ompletely «**pii|ipe I
litut d i -- ih* t 1 it'ulluli bulhlim*
iptdii y
:n
mm
i o l i m n i f i f ul 101
No n'llin
Hi.leek
«d fittm jliitHiil and
It ilt.
Min t 1.0T m 1eft*if mg to th*
LiiiM * e *1 he Hik *n t'Vfi 11«1***f
th«-
I hi Lkminiitti ap« Mket
thill
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School Workshop Adm. Davison To Turn Air Station
Slated To Begin Over To City Tomorrow Morning
Here On Aug. 19J*
_
JOO-Scminole, Orange,
Volusia
Teaeliers
Man Lauds In Jail
To Attend Parley
236
Aug
U.
ol*)
Thu
•I French High Court l .d n v *en
. ,.|.l 1 - teller.) tine* Hiiiuntil* to prison
tieasuii and rnllal'ur**
lieriiiany. They wuru
Admiral
Jean
At.rial
Audraw
\ l!i| I'l Itai.lel nine dl,a'M«i«ti >1 .Maiipilv Slid fiablivl Aliphall.
»*P
n^jM
lnlng
given
to
n
to*
.1
j
;;;rv
r
:
;
(,v,
'first
city
in
Yoke
over
|
"
,M
‘lly
Hie ^irettlftit liublcs" ill
tt
11e4.1t *.f p i mviduif i win t o '
A t u ml and Maruui- were accils •
Riigen .ally rercnlly liatl dei lot c l
tlte Itawlia Foundling and Ma o f f,!f 7o nuuil men, of »h«'n real and personal |.ro|KUty in
1 I,.- th.' -ItivJ^I Im iinl at Sim ' ,-d o f eoniptii'ilv in Ih scnttliug nf
Hut
tlie
notortoiu
Kitngloi.i
*
>
t
ternity
Home, Plttebunili, 1M ,
atntiou «d tin . type, lie added.
HWo.il f.dh.w
f.dh.wmg
u- 1 the f 1em'h fleet at Toulon In
I l ' M l I . l o S Iln
Is«l
mg i K*
piolUti.ti. ui days. Al Caisui.-, ri ill i.ini |d.-u-.iut^ii.<l
when llu. bottom fell out of hrr
| . | 2 , ■ hart 1y after Ihr •!| ir . 1 Iii, 11111lakf * I.DMti" I "f * ••*»« N'.ti
i
.in,
Milled
(Tilcagiia
y
a
mill
lilt
.md
platus~or Kuiwlhlng sllpixvi
. i.l' |*ii*tsub*ut link IiSi.11igsill Lu Ii.-.l invasion , f Ninth A frica .
V
ice
n
u
k
l'lA
.
(IntcniAtkinali
I in il«*!«*ltlllli»MC »b#‘M* ’mill* ' 4 Ih.th were accused of Issuipg
Tlw* tnlttl shotgun lila.\t.-i sere
<‘i i " M I" firr on Allied *litp* sp*
flr.il ut< Ute aged raring news r ;m fttiiy, .ini’ill*Iill I? ii b* U-t'*1')- pto iulim g France
puhll-.lier us he AUrpio-d liL. mi i . um * viitiviiJkM t*' fin«! v ii f. i' ii
At the end of the three-day
ll?l 1tt till ID
lor a ti.ifllc light at tiouUi tilate ( ,•••I)l-v„ iilaM I#*
OlifTt unit astir 8 Un?t ilvn diln c i ■■! mol mu
tm tb
!,■ .
touii-t*. In al. A hi ml former comniHiider
, snesa were going to eat tea in- K . mi C He hud jaillcd to the rid.- ' ''UU.I..'| P i «•«!»! •til II H *'f'-iiinn of Naval f e t i e 4 and governor of
By Arlene Wolf
A lgeria »n» -entenc.il to ten
[ atrad of drinking It, because it ol his iralllng iMXlyguai.k. uhi-n .imti»in>>'d that tie would >l'l,»,,' t
AP Ncwsfeuture. Wrilei
y e a n hard labor nnd national deN E^; V(WK, Aug. it »,r
an
out
truck
drove
to
the
right
........
...
I"
ibi
.lav
bad
quantities
of
vitamin
C.
College girl* were wearing oldk. 1 iiilalion Ini life. M.injnri the
Organised Wall Rlreet . m i n .
A 1 2 -year-old New Jersey lad of Uie ituard'a car iui .1 hujt«il . . . I........... pen.t. ii th.- m.ittei
fashioned nightshirt* instead "f
es ■ military governor at l‘oulot\—r
are holding an anvergeicy nteri
Huddetdy
n
tarpaulin
waa
thrown,
Ldin
l**v
and
A
n
.lo
w
Shu*
won a needlework contest------his
ing today for the anhouii.eil |>nr pajamas. Chicago wo. leading tl-i
pi..|m-ed thu! j lecelved 1 five vent sentence sml
bark nnd lead' nnd flume b m » h- .1 uni •haul National
ta-ague,
Detruit
*h«
competitors,
250
girls.
A*
Chil
p<»# o f laltlni a strike vote.
> .. t i .i i i i n . i t . 11.01.1 "t'hiiio J national degradation for Uf*.
from the inuzzlca of two ahotguic.
_.
. . . .
. . .
Amerlcarv A Wisconsin fninxr dren's Ituprau statistician con^
^ ^ Mibahquenlly
^
ILiven
o f fe m l 25 hit of Ctmitiierre’* *ign* !»* I**•
The meeting threat el, c i to <*• wwid h,'d discovered how lo giorf firmed tL t theory that moie boys , t|umsam|
.lullars reword lor •In- id.,,,.,) „ „ 1tie I■ oil,In.i- with 1
(O M M ITTF.i: T O MKET
lay New Vorlt St.v-i Ks.lmmfe pre-salted celery. You humns'd
({votaUcns, and wxtra i>.di..- de t'On the ’Atchison, Topeka anil are bo m In wartime than girl*. | arrest nnd ronvkUon of He- u-was laree "Tout lit C enter" sign The
City Hoc real Ion Director Carl
tails W,r* broulhl Into the Wall the Santa Ke,” and hraid th.* but couldn't supply any Iwtter nitv. who Mr.il on him. but tliev matti'i was M'fetred t<> a rom Kettle* aitiiouiR’ i l UtU a lie n won
reason than anyon, else. A thros-! Jmi-e not been Identified or ap- mitti • c a t r ^ - e d o f F lank Shalt,">•
fitr.-rt dlatricL
S. 0 . 8 . (Slaves of Sinatra) to-nne shot named IIitem won th e, prelietided.
that a meeting o f tlve City HaAodtew Stine and John Ivey.The esehnnr, quotation, final squeal • when Frankie rrocrad Mohawk Handicap,
creation Commit tew will be Iveld
Manager
Higgins
nmnnilired
ly w«re begun on schidute Ilia "Dream*’ on the hit parade.
tomoiTow afternoon at the OomThe new platform shoes made
ih.il th.* S a v > will turn the Sun- munlty House at 4:00 o'clock.
finanelst tkkrra rarried a warn
That waa the state of the Cm >n
(•
•
>
.1
Naval
Air
SHirti.ui
ovei
to
her
tailor
than
him.
She
looked
u
r
n
i
M
i
r
o
f
V
i
f
f
Ing that th era'm ig h t lw~ delay* one year ago, when nuclear ft*
the City iuiii.itu>w on a 1c o k a b l e
_r * .*
.«
d omissions and that tran*ar
tr a n .a c sion convenkintly provided the C. forward to the nyions-aroundand
IIOIKilNH D I S C 1IARGKI)
I• \ 'ail and that the pul,In- Is In
tious might not te published lu 8 . with a worthy adjective to .l<- tha-corner. and everybody thought
housekeeping
waa
vite,) lo attend the hri.'f ceresequent*. The .Wall Street work scribe tbs V -J Usy celebration’ . puah-bultuii
F l / e Paul J . Hodglna, 2018
er* are m em l.jf, o f ,the CIO The word, o f course, was atomic, just a production lint away, . , PARIS. Aug 14—*/*"» -A re nmtty li e te)iorte.l that the pro Palmetto
Avenue.
has
been
Hair-dos were very, very up, prcscnlntive of the Ultl'.-d Stales gram . ( re t t in g , rw li'lit Otdts nt
United Financial JBmployr. Union. and before the month was out
honorably discharged from 'th *
))
i,
-tali,>n
to
roiipiterclal
in
and
thaj
supply
of
kids’
underwear
Office of Foreign Liqui.falion an
everything th at had been co!ot,»l
company United State* Navy, arcording
and aosp, In addition to a thou nounced today _ that all , suiplui terests such ns a cofp
was atomic too.
o,
a
shirt
iimnufacinting
com* to an announcement today from
Last August, lo escape fro") sand and on* other essentials. A’.rtericaii vessel* and harbor pal-y, u.Ould not b r perntis.lhle The Naval Personnel Separation
very, very down, Th* ladier|rmft at Antwerp wilt b* nucti.m
(he summer heat, you paid your
ut piosent under the agreement Venter, Jacksonville.
admisaiori-plus-tax at the movie* Were ga-ga over Gerairml Ike bat-; t.,l.
i'risft to go cn the block, all made with the W a r Assets Corand saw “ Rhapsody In Blue,” Ua Jackets, tallorwl In everything|
COMMANDERY T t) MKET
“ Pride of the Marines' or “The from cotton to fur, and plastic used to auppuri the AU--d iiiva-- )Hiralicii to use the station for
furs
to
out-mink
mink
,
weiu
li.n
forces
in
June.
11)1
1
incbidc
•rlocatioloil pul |to»es II ' ud.I.d
Story of 0 1 Jo e ." •
The Taylor Commandery .wilt
lir, “Soumules" (Marine T raitor (tot! the rental flout (tie interers hold a regular conclave on F ri
Thu food situation ws, tight - promised for under $ 100 .
not much beef or poultry—and n
That was tlte birth of the atomic tugs I, tl hiirgrs and Id lauding riot, lltl.tr- Scll.MlI. ihe avoilloll da y night at 8 :WJ o’clock Tha
Remember How It Wj»°—
On The Day O f
Wall Street Workers
i
01 gvhtnue which pur|kui* *tl) m
vulv.- a aumWtw' altd vl.-c m . i. i .
h i 1.trolled
1rolled by
1ale ■#*m
the C«|hiih
^
. i.i'tei job.
••..ai,i .-011I4I
terms for
|tion
with
L
Holding:' Strike Vole
Will Be Auctioned
self-styled -M ad Hatter” in Chi age, and the prelude to the bright
cago made some bats out of car- U w wqrld promised when, as the
rota 0 1 4 .: other edibles. Mrsn- President’s mother put It, "Harry
to end th« w ar.",
the Jsp:5 sE
Betg
craft convertible’ to vess.'ly r a l ly
‘'Degree of tha Temple will be
ing ho.uiH) pounds of emgo eacli. schoul nod an . r a n g e grove on the cdiiferred and refreshment* will
The equipment originally rust the properly would provide a good be served. All Sir Knight* at#
United Slates $17,000.uoo.
j
(L'eattaos* um s ag s two)
■
.
�The Sanford Herald
b r a la u r lr r a
«»4 * « w ( i l k .
V
la
SMART FARMER
- TOXTO, Aug. 14. UP)— An
amateur Japanese tanner has
worked out an effective sign to
keep thieves from stealing his
pumpkins. The sign says: "Cya
nide ia injected in one of these
pumpkins."
_
Versatile Coast Guard
Another hirthduy roll* around for the Const Guard
till* month— the 156th thin time. In ail those years the
service, originally founded b y Alexander Hamilton as the
Revenue Cutter Service, has been bounding from one
strange job to another.
During the war the Const Guard performed «uch
various tasks ns supervising the loading of explosives,
hunting for Jnp subs, Intiding troops in nil the great infvasion operations, nnd fishing pilots out o f the English
! channel. In the Pacific its harbor firetugn, fa r from home,
stood by for port security. Its buoy tenders wandered
practically all over the world marking safe courses for
American ships.
In Alnskn for years the service has protected the
• M t ia r r
rtrff
ml
i. w i > I»U » m
» » 4 s u t l e r * ml senls nnd brought in the dentists. One of the most modern
I m U m * t» v I U
|« IH W
ml
w ill W
U r Icebreakers in the world spends n hectic ‘fall nnd spring
wtar a iirriM n c
,
on the Great Iaikes breaking loose freighters and ferry
(f la il
N t H iM ir r
l l * | i * « « l a . boats which get stuck fast in the icc, clearing channels for
I h t a , Ia n , r t f » w » l a T S r ll* r « l4
the commerce of the lakes. Air-sea rescue units and
l a t b * a a l l a a a l 11*14 a l a l i r r l i p a a
O lt la a a a r e M i a i a l a H l a Ib a H a a M
(ilto a
la
lb *
r a a a t r r ^ w i l b Coast Guard helicopters have performed fantastic stunts
lilb iliu e l
W E D N E S D A Y , A U G . 14, 1946
TH E SA N FORD HERALD, SA N FO RD , FLO RID A
PA G E TW O
<j o t t a
HAVE MOKE
- . _2_____
la fo llette
co n ced es
DEFEAT
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 14. (,V>fVtutor Itobert LaroUetlA liu con
ceded the WUcouMn R*t»ubllcat»
nomination to Marine veteranT
Joseph McCarthy. LaPOlletU: liW
wired congratul* Ilona to McCarthy,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
love Gay . . . Girl Gay and
Wonder merry Danny Kaye
• b lra « a
J y g O N E a D A V . . A l!iilltJT Q . 1916
B IB L E VERSE FOR TODAY
J<
X IW
RUBY. K E E P G R O W -.
IMG: ir ye do t)le«- thlna* ye
shall never fall.—U Peter 1:10. j
tTKV O M K K-- •
i
ik Christian
Sr if nee
.
Monitor I
, ^
1 am nol bred and born Hcw.t'.ns. (From
Atom Town
Xtader.
These Eastern stale* Hint t-'tuiiliy
divide
Their heart between the mountain
and the tide.
Season* of cold and heat, the elm
and Hr,
Have yielded slowly to ltd* li»tenSecret* of stubborn atom* and green
hillside.
Of fu r and feather and u native
pride
In white farmhouse* nnd their blur
larkspur.
But only the lute comer brine* an
eye.
Mature anil fresh In xurh n vnrinl
MM,
Only the late comer such m> I
Mar stand on »ome New Knubuxl
village green
And being neither part nor parcel
It* tranquil beauty know licmelf in
love.
FANNY DEGROOT HASTINGS.
Those “ghost rockets" which
have been seen lately flying over
southern Sweden may Just 4 o
"look* that kill" nH J w Stalin
flexes hli'm uicie* m Moscow.'
'‘After the other World W at",
writes John Temple Grave* in the
Timea-Union, “ the nation was
cursed with a wave of dishonesty.
It would lie so northing if, after
this one, we should be blearssd
With a wave of honesty." Thote
la nothing wrong with the world
today, we venture to predict, that
a wave of honesty would nut
lU lt llllo h ilf:
hot boen increased hy tha OPA
22 par cent with actual increase*
ranging from $02 to $322. Other
lnereaae* are in sight u» OI’A
moves to put into effect recent
congressional change* In the law
permitting dealer* compensation
for higher costa. Thu*, the public
I* beginning to learn that wage
Increase* which Ignore price levrla
do not Improve the nlandutd of
living.
Senator Pepper, who foresaw
the last World W ar with $rc*tcr
“Clarity than" moat, now forme*
tha third- “Tit* whole picture
looka dark? he say*, "and nothing
bat a forthright about-face can
tatalbly aave the world from war
n a few years.” About-face, or
no about-face there will 1*> war
111 a "few” )**ara bccauie there
always have betn war* every
few y ean , and there' always will
bo, aa far aa lhi« generation la
concerned, nnd the t« * t, and Urn
post. The most any of we can
hoj*> for la that the length of
the.■•Xwr years cah ho atretebeo
to IQ, 2«, or perhaps 30.
f
’ That ballot* are belter than
boBeta In the conduct of dumoaracy seems to be the considered
Judgment of Jim Butlratu, the
big Pacific war veteran, who l*d
(be Gl revolt in Athens widen
hroned an.entrenched political
thlna a t the point of guns,
tar* V v e poured In from all
ta of the country, he says, askhi* advinr on how to g et rid
similar corrupt machine* In
rr communities, but his advlea
been to ‘"Go slow" and “try
■«*id violence'. "I stayed on
wire about a month’, he says,
ring to g at help from tb s Govqr, tho Attorney General and
F B I . , , before ire gave ’em
Attune treatment".
Oak Ridge, Tennessee, a town which was built three
years ago around the people who helped produce the
atomic bomb, is developing civic consciousness, according
to a writer in Business Week.
Sidewalks amt curbing.are boing installed and tem
porary buildings are In the process of beirur improved, reinfo reed, painted, and made permanent. Transient work
ers are moving out nnd the population has become stabil
ized at about 44.000. The citizens, who are on the aver
age younger thnii those of most cities of this size, enjoy
recreation areas, community centers', u little theater, a
symphony orchestra nnd a public library.
The Onk Hidge payroll is large, with higher than
average wages for the .individual. This fact makes for
prosperity in the surrounding region, ns one employee
out of three lives outside of the town. Emphasis is chang
ing from interest in the bomb project to power produc
tion and the develop!.....it of radioactive substances for
peacetime use. Over lull varitlcs.of the latter are avail
able at Clinton laboratory and are in demand by hos
pitals, educational institutions, nnd commercial labora
tories. The atomic power plant, however, will not be
ready to produce electricity before 19-18, and the power
used in this area conics from the TVA,
Tliis busy, fively town, with Its forward-looking a c
tivities, is one constructive result of the development of
the atomic bomb.
Unfougrht Battles
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Last Times Today!
Davison Tii»*nu AiStation To n t v
T om orrow *
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Rural Common Sense
lly Spuds Johnson
In fact, It map not be long bere a good forest will bo a
rity on tho American scene
rarity
unless wo do something about
tha situation. AH of ua Rko
tre e *— Ilka to see them, use
them, and have them around —:
and wo are quita used to tham.
Many of us are so usod to seeing
them that wo don't think much
about them until they are gone.
Our forest lands today are a
mere fraction of what (hoy wore
in colonial days, and our forest
land* a quarter of a century (not
forth to Jacksonville and Atlanta,
Ga. Mr. Karlc said that he found
land owners very co-operative on
the project which must be com
pleted before work of (Mapenlm
the Rt. John* River can proceed.
I-err R. l.-i-her reported that the
Chamber of Commerce member
task of cutting and clearing ship drive had been concluded
woods by ax to make way for very favorably. As head of a corntheir home* and hewing timber* mil tee to report on disposal of
from the treei to m ure those fund* publicly donated In tin latr
homeaj today, portable *aw» and
"Whistling
Willie,"
William-,
other modem equipment do tho
negro
entertainer,
he
reported
Job of ratting and proceaatng
timber in a fraction of th o time that action on tfcl* I* being de
layed until the Williams family
required In the early days.
th e re swere many usee f o r for returns to Sanford.
A request for tm pw w aent of
est timber in tho early days) to
day, there are many, many more the Longwood-San Lando HuadJ
uses. Wood Is seed fo r thousand* was referred Vy President. Cots{Road* Commit
of purposes and the demand for man to the t
wood Is great** than "ever before. tee. Rep. H.
Smith reported
It la needed for building homo*, that work on
1 203. Oviedo jo
fo r production of newsprint and Cvneva was J
right of Way bad boon aecut-id
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Innumerable articles for horn*#, at Oviedo, He also reported prooffices,
manufacturing plant*, greaa on Road* 44 and 202. Man*,
end other places.
' ger Higgins wag directed to *^>d
' H a well and good ta ua* our Sanford literature lo 2,500 r>.‘ .
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. i l L ' " ’ •ons who have listed inqulric,
LL N G M E :SSLT3V2L?*
one, Aa aceidsnially pronounced
n "retttte."
4 - 4 ‘ j > / : s . *_ j *
W ith tw o m tjo e p t o / t n l o o t i
io o tb o i! JregvM (a operation
tkir tm tum o th o gr l i i r o a to o
w ill
seeing fouWe—and how
h t'il l o r f it!
‘ 1 I I
“P a * " is L tt in to r peers. In
rale out*Zodok Dum
# r r > \
rou/t'
f tm / M i
( ( • • . I l n u r * f'runa I ' a f . ( l M )
2,2.10 were ot*rr*tii>nnlly trained
fightor pilot*. Civ! were pilot*
trained In Vcntum*. one of the
Navy'* land based patrol bomb ■
er*, and 1.77& were ulr crewmen.
■om;> of which were operationally
Ualn.’d for duty a* radiomen,
mechanics in mutii.englne air
craft. and some were trained to
maintain their efficiency In their
air crewman's rate.
Admiral l)avis(,n't offk'l re
vealed yesterday that tomorrow
morning's reremonles will be open
to the public ami that all persons
Interested ato cordially Invited to
attend.
A battle, never (fought, w|tich Wqtiltl have been a
humdinger, watt the contemplated Gdrmnn asauult on
Gibraltar. Secret war records now uncovered show that
the Nazis had their plans for an artillery attnek in 1941
that would have surpassed anything yet seen. Among
the guns were 80-centimetcr monsters on rallrond mounts,
which could fire a shell n nrd in diameter and over
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six feet long, or twice the size of the long-range shells TV* I> p m f t v p R p n f
aimed across the Channel nt Great Britain. Franco,
IV , 1
Hitler's not-po-silent partner, was to supply the troop#, Q o n i r O l I n S c i n i n O
but the Gentian shells were expected to do most of the
work.
t
( a n l t a n t l F ro m l*« g » On#
Could the Nazis have turned the trick? Undoubtedly revenue.
W. S Katie, who ha* been
they would have ctrnte near It. Skcptirs should remember
how in 1914 supposedly invincible Liege and Antwerp hired by the Chamber of Com
were reduced in no time by the unforseen Gehnan 42- merce to make a survey of spoil
along tho St. Johns lUvct
centimetcr howitzers, nnd how in 1940 Bclginn strong nrrai
In order to *ecuro easement and
holds liko Eben Entnel held out no better than cream right-of-way* from owners, re
puffs against tho Nnzi shelling.
ported that he had all owner.Heavy artillery wos a German specialty-ih both •hip forma filled In, but dc
wart. G ibraltar would have been the supreme teat, b u t rjuud; that ha, was slowed up
to the numlier of, forma re,
only a bold mini could be confident thnt G ibraltar would tide
qulred by the engineer* to be
have held out.
filled out and mailed track and
•Of Y fritir
buslnees and professional
moat of whom hare moved
Aarimt th a w ar year*. Tho
ago of labor, tho pressure nf
Sea, (he scarcity of -food and
flals ki general have prevent. many lnsUnce* tha hospi
t a l the welcome which ia
oio rtcTuftit. toe
Oe f , ..1
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WHILE
MOST
EVERY
THING
KEEPS
G O IN G
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Strict 1934* Florida Powgr &light Company ha* reduced
#hg avorogtt rat* For Son* hino Swrvic* In fh» home morg
•han 50 poregnt. And lh« Compotty's Rgw iHjOOQXKPO
gxpantion program a$tur«s planty of fht* ch*ap«i<>c*ricity
—fovfnakg homo Ilf* tailor — -to cad fn attracting now
%flt*rpHi*i, n*w payroll* - to help h M a bigger, better
HsotM
n rn fitn lili k
u s* m
U «wcn
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gran
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Tb* Moocow radio t s m s i^r.,
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caae In Case its a "dlajpxocomedy." ’There w u Cirgrace connected with ft, Ml
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TH E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
W ED N ESD A Y, AUG. 14, 1946
Social
And
Personal
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Housewives Azarian Class Meets
In Baptist Annex
nns* n
rlrnt nriwt r .i „
t Inti
Activities
Mri
CONTIMU.I.ING MILDEW
TELE. NO. 148
SO C IETY ED ITO R — Cecelia TrutucL
PA G E TH REE
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T h o u nh mild* . * I- m ->
inrMi
•oille in Il '•pica I and subtropic-*
ih m n le* . n may la- a problem ufar tiorlli a* Alaska To [ilex i n
the growth
molds that
that
thrive
i»f the
ratur
on
summer
ami moisture— the I
merit of Agriculture
Stunted ion*:
11, C. Steele has u-turned from
a vacation at Mats Hill, N. C.
dnmngmg
no*
xxarndl
S. Depiilt
hu* these
,
Do everything pi>?sll>h‘ to kn'l
t i n house dry uud well Hired. If
mihlexx has made a start, a small
■ s t o r e or heater may dry out one
rvom enough to stop the growth
if la r g e r area* are affected, i
, m a y la- necessary to turn on lie*
central heating system for a few
' hours. Tlie wanned air will “ I*
j sorb sill pip* nmistute. Then pnrtj
I ly open windows mid tlpors am
rim all electric fan to help fores
Mr. nntl Mrs Italph (Iran have
left fer Wisconsin where they will
virit her f i l t e r Mrs. Jack Hack.
J. W , Fiyut and son Jack have
left to spend u few* days in. G eor
gia:
lllf
H
ft
bU-'Ug-Mx
P.ppm
HIlXl
pre-stded HI
M K ltl
Ua1 Arartnn Class of til** Flr»'.
I i.i jH
ct iu r d i la x night wlem
ii itiet m tin* iiimex with Mrs
d!
II T lluw wa ami Mrs H L On*
IsvTW lot JioittChM-.t
XIrmij) singing was rn)0)cxl mxl
tin- devotional taken from Drxit.
It ID-23 -*** g*v« n by M r . Pippin
lleports a r r r heard from various
uflk-ent ami members werr nr*Ml
by Mm A J. IVternon to conlrt*
bide to t)»- student luiul to pay
the board of a student for one
year to attend the II apt Lit S e m
inary Mrs M. N Cleveland. w a
re tary
explained
the sts-ysvtnl
reetmJ s e t tern asking members -to
folio* It as closely as possibleDurum the s ir la I hour Mrs John
L. Miller dlrerlisl u number of
amusing *ntries and coldest* with
Mrs lamrlne 11e.il winning a prite.
Relrrshnteubi were w i r e d to Ihe
Mr. alnl Mrs. Walker I’tevnlt
lived home Monday oftei a
a ir * .
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liy r ,| , unu
daughter Mr*. ( h . l l I l m i W r l r .
A small electric tight left hum
ftig in n xlon-t usually dries out
the nil cinmilr tn prevent mildew.
Ur. if neex-ssnry, run an electric
plan to eiave Saturday fof Nurth
Corrodl.
Carolina.
Walter
McClelland,
J lig h r'M r* . Henry Witte, Mrs
Vkrothy CorroUh M r*.. M.. T.
Haynes, Mnh*Fru'nk Shames, Mrs,
Lawrence Hurtsfield, Mrs. Sum
Miss Pauline llellumy .of W a sh
ington, D. ('. i* vacationing for
two* w-wks with her parents in
this city.
hie, Arkun-u , ipul West Vir
nin for a two nioiilb*' vucntio'i.
Mriond .Mr*. t\ I- Haines and
da ghtei Hale I and Miss Joanne
Williams ate visiting i dative* in
Michigan.
Circle No. 0 of the First Ihipti-t
Jlh u rch met nl the home of Mis.
ftly ro n Smith Monday uf.vrnoon
and us the chairman wii* almenl
Mrs. Jehn Miller presju-ui. The
inc-dimt opened with a prayer
by Mrs. W. C. Dei'x insey and t
Mrs. J . A, Smith preseiilcit a'|
dovotional entitled ‘ The Ncce*-j
sity of Christian Peneveriyice.” j
il-ports were made by the of
ficer* and Sir* Miller told of the
interesting cxc-iil* at the Kldge- j
rresl Assembly in lllur Midge, N. [
which she lecently ultended
The merlin,- xvn* elot'-d -ulh a
poem "laird. Show' .Me Home'',
read by Mrs. J . A. Smith and j
srntsnce prayer* were gix n by
lbs member*.
Delicious
refreshment*
xxep>1
srrtud by the hastes* to the fol
lowing Mr*. W. It. Dnurnn. Sir*.
L'xrCqursey, Mr*. Smith,
Mr*.
Jailer Cameron, Mr*. K. ('. Ilur-j
per, Mr*. C. K. Ilenton. Me*. John j
Jf Miller nml Mrs, B R. H#rk Thi|
circle
K b 'I n v ite d
Mr*. John
,
Photo be Itiixround dtDitto
ise w adin g was on event of till* nltenioon at 4:30 o'clock with tho
D. ott* umtii n! tJit* IJolx i ‘rxxx* Kplwtnml Church nl Hit i llv
Mr*
M m • i daughter id Ml and .Mr* W. J MorrL-xm Mi SVb'hl U tinid t! • iti’ Prcxl ft. Wight
.
Victor Check plans lo leave in
i*
i tJ*ui r In* guitiil w in
Walts ami Mis* Huml Parker <d
Orlando.
. m n drying
n-piax't-d from
it can absorb
iifiM trre: slid
Sullii* Morrison Weds Kal|>(j Wight II
In Church Ceremony This Afternoon
Mr. ami M n. J. 1>. McNeill ami
I he wedding o f MU* Nall v
•Imilfliters, Mr. and Mr*. Knrl Yiml NftOf t
daughter of Mr. and
unit non have ietmm*»l from. NVw> Nh* \\ > I Motrlfon. to ltalp!i
nrk. N. Y
II, Wight II. Mill nf Mm . A lift
<\ Wight and the late Fretl (!*
Mia. Ift*nrv Mrl.milin. Sr h** Wight, vu*f Mil timiied at I :*l0
n?. her gi*T“tw her *i»tf i anti niece. I* M til*- afteHi««+ri Hi the Hilly
M m U A Ilidhngi i and Nf m I
t ‘ru%* h i'i 4. Mpjil t hoit h Hr* BtF.
*.f Mat
«.h
lte%
I I .»m
I l .n t t H It
0
j iftin iir! the tli* IcU ring cerettfeuti)
h i Ini' hii-ive t * **f white gladi*
idijH.'- and \%.hil< lighted Ta gels
i|t * >>• ii!.*•! Mi» t hnlifi’i va1111 I he »*l
tin being ailiiim^l with whh?
n«l**r* a ltd g t Me net \
M m Ho ) Synte*. *>ignnia*i. furm 4hi .l a | m g ram i f ii|ifir«r|ii iiir
nuptial iituilr and tin tiailitiona)
wedding nisrtfht**,
1Mck Atkttt*
MUs Ann Thompjnm and Min* nitloUt. -ang *’U, iVrfeef I ove” try
Olive Smlffi **f Tampa ar^ visit- Itnrhhy
lr> r M m . Mtnni- Nolan and Mr
Ihe hnde, given m nuuriagc
•nd Mrs, Louis Hotumlo on South hy b ir futhre. had a* hei maid of
sMinford Avenue
h«»nof nod only ^Hleodiint \ |u i
T nI
1.1%Ittjf *t 11n
F i mi
Wig ht,
Mr* \\ L. fwMipnrti«tm
hrnfhei of thr griw ni
n
vi He and Mrs Her tier t Rich
heat cilftfi.
Teutmv M -lo t |'> l*
Starke have l»rrn visiting M
Mere, llidni Mft< Sml Wight h r
Arthur (Inman at her home
Miighrlia Avenue.
to m m . *¥ith •
Mfiler in Frpt.
PHONOGRAPHS
• Portable
• Electric
• Automatic
o f in - b lu e
m iiri|iu ,'ili-
fu sh im
Mr and Mr*. Si A. Tudio b-fi
xx lib |> sweei hei! 11 neck loir, t I.
today for their hrnte In Pine
f i t t i n g b o d ic e ntul is u l f a n t sk i
ville, I,a. a fter visiting with their
Her pok^ Ixtnm-l xx«* of hi
son-in-law and daughter. Mr. n'ld
mnr<|uis«tle with which slo- xx. ■
Mrs. Ilrniley Odham.
long white gloves ami carried
AOM A FIELD nf M contestant* in
Ihlcaco, Cloris J-carhman, 20,
Ivanston. III., w j * choien os "Mis*
Tilcago,” Slic'd compete lor the
Hie nf "M 'is America" at the nntual lalrnl and Ireaiily pagejut to
•e held next mmijn in Atlantic
lily. New Jersey, (international)
Anu.I.ii u*lev rupfuf*
lAia. charts r*d
cr tuo o *11
Misses Edna ipb| latum O u t
lenden have returned from At
tliiglon. \ra. xx'hert- they spent ivx.
v r t k i ' n guests of Mr. and MrI. P Chittenden and Mis Jo,
r bitlenden.
Mis-x Julia Hill- Urownluw xd Co
lumbia. Tenn. will anlirr by plane
N ew . . , . \ o ‘ ue tlag ........
In ltu> Immediate future to t»the gumt o! Mr. and Mrs o D tile HIGH W A IS T higt- 1 h
Workman a t their homr tm lstke tt-> lime you were born with. Vi
high - waist Invokes Uhl- •KhiinirHoy Nickel returned home F r i it’a something like Kate (Neon
seemly, straight h-g^-d
day bringing with him hi* si*l--r- away's
in-law- Mr*. Kennedy Comb and silhouette; but this time it's i
daughter Alice le r. Mr* t'oiiin pbntlrally- nut >|iiHllil, not pen
mid Mis* lice will make their Hot provincial It’* pith nioi p
bun** in Geneva with the Nil kel
of u new young bosk . , . u,i
a way ■ Up - ut llie-rib lino "
Mr and Mrr. II. A. Maiming
points a proud finger al '
and son arid da ughtcr. Jam , mi
young
p ro p el!o-s
the
II v •
Jeanine, have returned from t
seven week* vacation in Me*in
City, Calif., and Yellowstone Park
They stopped rrrroute home
visit relative* in Henderson, K>-
i.b .1 blur k and xxbi'e
sunitui, a gilt-started
of blight, buttur-snft kid.
IS black.slaar plaiiiwl w
Or it might, hi- a boot . . , an
ankle--high leopard Unit, or a
Ifreeti one shaped like
liobin
Hood'. . . , Ily night, the bold
shoe ij ufli-n liiirlilional hluck . .
Uhtrailllnmiilly ih-sigm-d . . , Dike
the bluik .male opera pump I In.
time wllb no to-* 1 .it all; (be Hal
block Mary Liu* uimlt* i»f f»l»'^i»»»i,
tight* ui ltd Imit.ufi .lit « . . TinM il F U t il, ix *I* ■ tlavuui fuf *
dre 8ms J r(*m it ill fins . * . Tin*
Mr. and Mrs. J.- M .-StineciriD-r
and daughter Grace Marie have
relumed from a month’s vacation
Spent in ChatUnoga, Grandview
aisi Maryville, Tenn. with rela
tives. They also visited tK* Great
Smokey National Park and stayed
al Roaring Fork Camp.
Mr. and Mrs; 6 . M. Ftmdom
■ml son 0 . M. Fundnm II ui'r
making their home in ftanford at
I OS North Park Avanue,
Mr.
Pundom ia aasociated with H. ICoi, photographer, a t The Esses
Studio.
Your Own bold buMon brigade
morcbei l . o by two down
the bo*y jo cks! i ironl n iben
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
August'1 4
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JltOMl h »>** r»» da*.
i - It * . .
illa k a h
r a s tls
rellsss. A lOtlWoOO
KC‘ *f r#y*e *«ege. atwk,
m eod Orey. Uses I4H te
FARRELL S
€*■ h < ?< ** < >
P A C K A tiE S I O H I i '
li*V ',t *»f*P| *
ITPAYI
iw in g i up iit ileevet- Your
Conbotlino skirt k e e p ! rigtxl in
. . . Y - ng after -dark dresses
this year uncover at least a shrug
o l bale shoulder . . . Teh H r Al •
LrNR . . . hit* a r*-w level, dipt,
takes a new slant . . a always,
always shows n pretty ankle.
Brown,
Charm Mag *»y* . . . Now that
graen, grey . . . The*- i.wr-un* the hoy* are back fashions are
agate colourings when blsck is at going SISSY. New fall clothes
the back of them, and when .these will by-pass the wartime spit*
blackish colours are used in twuS V-pbllsh look and hfgh-Unsiim
and three'g . . . The SHOE is the color*. Watch for a FEM ININE
I0UETTH in suits, dres.e*.
DRESS, KEYEDjob, dither atrletly-for buslFresh Idea . , *
s or capable of assuming u
i young . , . This
ty air with a change of acceslea. Notice how much HEM,.
IKS are dropping . . . Be pretd for the untrimn/.wl,' fitted
se-msker coal for very best
> for (non and more thnn*
irtei-lcngih toppers. Suit jack*
WUI be loiifer, may U» back-
slop wjth its ow n wonderful
kick pleat. A C arole King
Original of oil wool flannel.
Red with navy, green
with brow
n, a ll red
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or a ll adm iral blue.
Junior m et 9 to 15.
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W E D N E S D A Y , A U G . 14, 1 9 4 6
THE* SANFOKD
P A G E FO U R
H ERA LD , SANFORD. FLORIDA
ISCO H ’S SCRAP BOOK
is m i: co u r t o f t iii: co u stt
J I T m ; I:, S K M I N O l .r C O U N T V F U > h u m .
is
it io iia t h
in r » ; K a U l f ,,t K . I* S T I t l i K *
U S D , IK fn M .
. T .i A l l C r e d ltn r 'r . unit I ’r t - x i * IM F |*in g C la im * o r |)#-mainl« Ag*u»i*t
P a id U l t i l t l
i i»u Mini e-ach *»f >«*%i iii» h r i f u )
1 M ill f 1*4 u ih I rr«4Ulrr<1 «•*
any
c l a i m s an*! «!#fnar>d> w h ic h y o u . 01
c it h e r of y n u . ina> h a v e w g *tn *t
\h ? r a t a l * of IS. |i. g T IH C K Ia A .N I* .
< !rrra * rtt. l a i r of ia id t V w n t ). to th a
C o u n t)
J 11'I*;*’ of H e m ln o lc i*oun»
l >, F l o r id a , a t h it o f fic e In th a
c o u r t hi<u«« o f a s ld C o u n t ) at f a n fo n t. F l o r id a , w it h in • l« M r a l m d a r
in tirttha from t h a lim a o f th# flr a t
p u b lic a tio n
of
t h is n o tice .
Foeh
c la im o r d sm o rn l a h a ll ha In lK rU *
Ihg . a n d » h a ll « U l r th e p lace of
t n iih n n
a n d p***! o fflc # addcaaa
nf t h e c la im a n t , a n d e h a ll be s w o rn
to b y Mir c la im a n t , h ie aicen t. or
h is a t t o r n e y , a n d at V s u c h c la im
o r d e m a n d nut ao f l l n ! a h a ll bo
void.
m
u rn t
»: f T i c i i ’ K i.d fft>
Aw a d m in is t r a t o r o f the l a *
la t e o f K. I>. h t r lr k la n d . d rc cd a a d .
F l r a t f iu h llr a t ion T / J I / U
By R. J. S C O n
AND
1 3 - YEAR
CICADAS
A R E l jE .
NOTItH OK AIT'I.HATIOV
Kllll T V S IIK.KII
f l t A I T K H IT»M OK ieeU
N O T IC E • IM I I K I lE U T
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T lia t II. IV g f ’ KN CH R. h'«l.l»r o f
( V r l l f l r « l » No.
I m H lh *
I •! <lay of J u l y A | i, 1911, h«»
f l l 't l BMinr In nty <»ffU*c ami !>•»*
rmwlo .i t •|»l |si« 11*>tt fo r * l a * «lrat|
l»» lip lip u rd th e r ro n .
Hub# c e r t i f
ic a te e m b ra c e * the* fo llo w in g d f • r r l l . e *!
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ru p
np
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i n . rVivnty
I n e n ty o f
arrlb#
erty
FO R REN T
,
^-^KATr?-ftfnl»W8-rrtDTnni|tBA-'r|.VWO^i rnWltoAirah.rvf* 1«>lment, adult* only, 402 F re n c h '* tom skiff* with two cylinder
opposed, air cooled Onan In
board motor*, ranging from
A I* A R T >1 r. N T for rent with
JKn.no to f 545.00. Beautiful
kitchen privilege*.
I Mis Mel*
family boat.
Heiulv for im
loriville.
- v»
* - •.
mediate delivery
Tine CanUf
float A Construction Co., f*ine
FllRMHIIF.D apatim-nt for rent.
•ta ll after 0:00 I*. M. 3t)f \V. .('a ttic , Florida, phone 2-2405.
6th Bt.
_______ ________
FOR GARBIUR, I.IOIITS. SHOT
SI-ROOM newly decorated furniihOILS MIIELI. AND 22 CAR
eil apt., private imtn. < nil .»t«
TgDGF.B- 8 E E
J, JH07 French Ave.
BTANLP.Y-ROOERS
HARDWARE CO.
2
W A N T E D TO R EN T
- REF. U.S
for
WINDOW 0LA8.S
KTANLEY-ROGERH
IIAigiWAItK CO.
MUST have furnished house or
apartment, permanent, no child
ren. W alter High. I»h. 82-W . .
PHIVACT 'IS RESPECTED
YOUR natnial desire for privacy
A. YMr e e in money matter* i* strictly
Y
E A .R .- O k t) C H IM PA M IEE
respected her*.
Friends end
relatives are not questioned P L A Y E D A M O U f r f ORC,AM ,
about, your credit.* Your em
C R IE D L I K E A
ployer oe business associates
will not hear of your personal < 0 M U S I C A L A E E o M PARIM EM Y
affaire. There Is no cauis for
AND P L A Y E D A S C .A L L OM
embarrassment.
Reasonable credit requirements. ^Me PIA N O D U R IN G A 1 5 No ro-rnakers on money loans.
M IN U 't’E B R O A D C A S T FROM
Variable payment plans.
A P H IL A D E L P H IA RADIO
FAMILY LOAN CO’
Florida Rank Bldg.
I'hons 1*
S 'f A 'f l ON
<
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12
S P E C IA L SERVICES
Sanford, Fla.
A
FOR
SA LE
IMITATION leather* in most
Color* and large selection of
good upholstery fabrir*. Robert
8. Brawn, 2HII N. Orange
Ave., Orlando. Fla.
By*
W.
Y1TALAIRE ice box, good condlDon, 930.00. U14 Myrtle Ave.,
-phon* 099-M
Kleetrle
Toasters, 9 4 . 1 B
II. B. POPE CO„ INC.
VORTU Carolina grown Copen
hagen Cabbage plants, ready
Auk 16th to Nov. ML Place
your order now for early de
livery. Call. 706-M.
NOW In stock, H mm. movta
cameras, 36 mm cameras and
projector*, enlarger* and expoetirt .meter*. Wleboldt Studt).
HUB CAPS
Getiuln* Ford Hub Cepe,
1940.J6 Ford*.
8TR1CKLAND-M0RRI80N, list
l*t 8L at Sanford Aee.
1 4 A G A IN "
•sviM s w l l f »itkiAIU»V
... . -
e u C u k I i H e lm s , H u . New
a t b a l w M l(fun. Teg «•
tt sol ks Iks
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3 r r V c s 7 . a fw. U«I
• a a O i w a m r task.
la fliakel VssU m>»!ii« * I br
■elawl testers men IkSa I**
j i r i m l o s l K ie l!p e w a M
t a r s k la slew sn i i rtlk
Ik * A T n * VIt t a la C sn Jr
M a r k l Ptaa.
Ns sssteU*. He Isisilvts. Nf
Anas. EM eiswtr. Ves i o f l n l
ea bm*K
fU. rswJwS
VyiS*I
1— L o * tr H i t fw » a r t ' i
TOUCHTO.N DRUG CO.
Nut Fist Sira lilNlt
1C) H ui I imiH P e r k P U I fl«M»k I
W r t A f IS <H e .
S c o Yc H . y / o o d c o c K?
A S L IC E o F B u f< E R E D
'f o A S i ’ G A R N I S H E D
wiYri c h o p p e d E t;< ;s
A nd a n c Ho v i e s
fT"
» I ■ >■ »*• *|«We. |f»
Vkeeli f jN* R t l ' t J
T h a • • • • • a f u a n l of lh»» ••!«! prop*
' t t y u n d e r I he ka Id r e r t l f l r i i l e !■•
••lied
in I h r n am e o f lllk b a r d
A M
(T. fa l*A p»elberM
t 'n le e v eald 1‘ i r l l f l r C l p a h a ll be
r iokK c\U
IS TA lvfH ER
W E S T <HAM
'fH A 'f PAR-f OF
<HE PA C IFIC
OCEAN YHA-f
foU C H ES ARICA.
C H IL L , S - A .
redenneil ai^iinlliii lo law. the
property dr»erlbe«l therein will br
j •«•(«! lo the h1ahe«( hMder at Ihe
' tha court houae diHif »»n Ihe flrat
»• SInnday In Ihe monlh of Feptemi her, 1*•IC. which I* (he fnd day of
Be^ii.nihrr, 1*14
1*4 I h l t S i f t d e v n f J u ly . 1 0 4 .
O . I 'V J iR t iM M f N .
■iM e r k l I T r e w l f t n u r l. K em la n it t '.iu h t r , K la r p la
I C I f t 'u ll r o u r l Me* 11
4
-
THE OLD HOME TOWN
t-*.^.,.f W( fw,*< O*.•
Bear* t a l s t 1
eSS^x«a<
•si. as aU sw4 srss lieesa
A t Touchlon *nd ' other
Drug Htotcs in Sanford.
aat
By STANLEY
BILL’S PACKAGE STO RE
AND BA R
112 W E S T FIRST S T R E E T — PHONE 8 8 0
DODGE - I’ LYMOI'TII
PARTS AND SERVICE
109 I’almetto Ave.
I'hone 1011
would help. One and half day
required Monday A Tuesday.
Will pay f 26.00 a week salary.
After October 1st, you can
make JOO.OO n week and up
to 1100.00 on this Job. Write
II. 0 . Mom. 8upL 30 E. Church
Bt. Room 6, Irlandn, Fla.
Your furniture wll| look Ilka
new, will wear better than ever
when our expert* rebuild and
recover It. Only the finest con
struction materials used. Drone
1112 for * free estimate fcnd
choice nf materials.
HANFORD UIMIOIJ4TF.RY
1141Mr Park Ave.
Phone 1112
MAN WANTED to succre.1 W.
Tull for 1500 family Kawleigh
13 NOTICES— PERSO N AL
husinrss in West Pasco County. ____________
________
■__
I'roduet* sold 30 year*. Pcrmansnt if you are a hustler. HAVIE 20c out o f, every dollar
Write Rawlelgh’e, Dept. FAH you spend for fire, windstorm,
> 14-1239, Memphis, Tenn. or
automobile, workmen's compen
a«e R. Hartman, Dox >34,
sation, burglary, liability anJ
* 119 W. FIUHT 3T.
l/Higwood, Fla.
other kind* of Insurance. You’ll
-rhols Redding A Furniture Co.
like our dividened paying pol
SALESLADY Intereatsxl In
n p 9 rBanforrl Mattress Factory
icies. C. M. Boyd A Co.
Uav* your portrait taktn at
NIC1IC
IOLLH STUDIO
220 Maiach Ride.. Phono U t>
Children a specialty
W tA B * 1 * 1
Owes ISO H a . Mi.# lUyssUsl<M
W.
one eighth inch
K inilH R MATT INI;
38" wide, J2.25 >f|. yd.
SANFORD HARDWARE CO.
210 East First St
I’ ROTEf I
your health
sleep
belterl llependalde mattres* re
novating! Ilox springs and infWrspring inalLrrssea rebuiltl
Nsw mattresses, bed*, springs!
Ilnllywooil beds! He* our retail
■tore and display room at
I’hone 1133 and 872-J
" I L O S T 3 2 L B S .!
.Ivanhoe oil stove, girl's bicycle, I ^ W N S m o w e d .
Reasonable
ROl French Ave. or I’h. lOflrtprices. Jerry ld>rd, pbuna 7a»-
R i c k 5 room bungalow in
good condition located close to
WARNING to automobile owners
arhool, churches and grocery
and drivers. .'IK states now have
store.
You must nee thi. to
strict la * . imposing heavy pen
appreciate it. No waiting, no
6
A
RTICLES
W
A
N
TED
alties on motorirW* who cannot
mediate p o s s e s s i o n .
Price
p»y a judgment for injury to
15,260.00. Edward F.
Lane,
others caused by their uutomo"The Man who knows San I’LL BUY your car. regardless
bik-s
Tou me Inking u grnvb
ford".
of age nr condition. I(ny Reel,
ehmiir if y*oi dftva or It your
rum
W. 2nd 81.
automobile is driven in nny of
WHEN you buy n home, get a
these atnton -unless you arc in
5 yrar fire and windstorm in APARTMENT sile gas range.
sured. See Us liefots* you take
surance policy. You will save
Call 1071-J.
approximately 1/3 of the cost
a trip In your car. C. M. lloyd
and may pay live piumium in 7 Pet*, Livestock, Supplies
A Co.
6 annual Installmenta, See C.
ELECTRIC
apnlinnce repairs —
I RUY cows, calves, yearlings.
M. Hoyd A Co.
w* repair ■washing machines.
Phone R. W. Lord. 7HH-\V.
vacuum cleaners, fan*, mixers,
I R EA L E S T A T E W A N TED
sewing mnrhinrs, T rotter Ap*
8
H E L P W AN TED
plisncn Service, 304 W. Second
fit., I’hone lOrtt-J,
IN BUYING OR SELLING
| ----------------------- -------------------------HEAL ESTA TE it pays to druljD IHL for soda fountain at Lan- SNAPSHOTS printed, developed,
through experienced looker. If
*y's Drug Stors. fa rt Urns or
enlarged. We copy old photofull time.
you have grove* or other .prograph*.
I’vrly to market, or if you are
NICHOLLS STUDIO
yourself in the market, contact WANTED: Collector and sale*
220 Meisch Rldg., Phone 1169
Wm. 0 . Jtencher of C. F. Ilntcliman for J60.00 u week insur
FURNITURE R EBU ILT
•Ider, 2H East Washington St.,
ante debit In Sanford. AuUf
AND 8 ECO VKB ED
frlando,-phone Prt20.
B A R T IC LES
■
I Use sals ss Alrssts*.
, ■"
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A SC to J t A S I A r. I 6 f ft o t 1
1 1 S i SS A SS A K IS C ft o f
♦Paa U Oaatrta Mj » «
H 111 ft of f^it i ( Ir a - S I I ft o r
3HJNH
Show cards and poster*
0-*D K K *8 SIGN HER VICE
O. D. Landress. I’lmne lo.’ l
FURNISH KD apartment for 2 —
adult* and child. J - ii riian. nl ( ;(>OD used all stool lH>dy ThayFLOOR HANDING
resident*.
Write Ilox AIIM,
,.r hahy carriage In excellent and finishing. Cleaning end wax
c/o Herald.
condition.
May he »een nt ing. Now floors surfaced to per
Hanford Furniture Co.
fection. Old floors made like new.
3 R E A L EST A T E FO R SA LE S M A L L portable radio for snlr. CaU
H. M. GLEASON
I’ hone .113 .1
(dike Mary, Fla
LOT for rule Phone 7HI-W.
_ . | F OR S A L E -4 0 ft. of grocery
RENT A CAR
FOR S A L E : Small frnmc
frame d w e l l - I xtnre shelves a«*ernl>led ready
YOU DRIVE IIink', cr.n.er Seeuit.l ami (lak
to inwtnil. I’ hone -I23 -J.
I’HONE 20u
To be i m i i n t i l from lot.
1
n
, ", ,
*,
HTRICKLAND-MORRISON
lOUTH
S
Simmon
a
la-d
and
InCIIASE A COMPANY
• HRIVB-IT. INC.
m-isprin? mattress. 2 burner
C ROOM bungalow with three
extra Iota, only $3,600.00. A
good buy.
Edward F. Lane,
“The man who know* Sanford.'1
1
HEADACHE
manent work.
Call 147.
Good salary.
14
LO ST & . FO U N D
PIRE8T0NB B/OREB need ex
perienced help.
Opportunity FOUND: Bet key* in leather
folder. Can have by paying
for rapid advancement. Vaca
for adv.
tion with pay. Flrxratone Store*,
111 E. lit 8L
YOUNG MAN, preferably single,
between age* of 111 and th.
Setae knowledge of typing and
nookkeening desirable but not
lutely essential. Good ep
absolii
pertunity for advancement Ap
ply In own handwriting to Box
c/o Ilrreld.
NOW, you can have a
tffit TANDEMDISC HARROW.
For your FORD-FERGUSON Tractor
T H E W E E K L Y C L A R I O N H A S N T tS O T T frN
A R O O M P T O P U TT/A IO U P T H E S C R E E N S V E T -----aveawara i». wowlp h j t i m u i a
W gY W 0R gy?
1 CARRY
Ahm -
; worry
LNSURANCE}A Regular Ad
Si Thi* Newapaper
r ttm m rn rw lit* I t i u l n o * #C llw n k fn g
NOW.
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the n f o f f lr f t th la ffm t d a t n f J a l f , A.
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p t r n llrr H l s t j a t
• r « m p « n y i h l l l b« nuiltcrik# < | to
Flat ft*
tpor
Ytv ilr, * full-sire tandem disc that lift* for iramport
or turning on headlands. Eliminate* need for rolling
disc* over hard roads or cutting grassy waterway*.
See for yourself how the harrow is held firmfy to the
ground. See how depth can be regulated or harrow
Completely raised to efittlnate bogging down in wet
-
| ^ .p j j o f L l a n d .
* a
*
Mtde In three sires to
fis your needs. J ’, <5JC
snd
Avsitsble with
IvCgal Notice
(6* or is* chrome
alloy blades,
C om t b t * n d tee it, today
BRITT TRACTOR CO.
Phone 8 0 1 ’
1 0 0 5 . S an fo rd A v e.
(KKAI.)
THE LONE RANGER
By Bob Green
THEREIN j —
WILL.COME
TIME!
( ON,SILVER!
�TH E
iN E S D A Y , A U G . 14, 1 9 4 6
H ERA LD ,
SANFORD
SA N FO R D ,
F L O R ID A
DeLand, 4 To 1 15 To 4
Is Go To Gainesville Tonight;
Security And Moss Cop Tilts Over Herald
Bisson, Kettles Slated To Hurl
Security Wins Byj wtblERN favorite^ - -n jock sordi ;
in siih .' updrtk i?i<'i»nitT
INSIDE SPORTS REPORT
L a s t Night
Shift Of Musial
11/ a Ki n i' it i i u k h u ii
‘ llrr a ld Sport* Editor
Th* Sanford Celery Fed* and
t h e DeUiit,) Red lint* split on
iWcit-i-g double header !hm nlgm
a t Delaual, Hanford taking the
f t r t t gam e 4 to I behind mn*lrrful
‘flte-hit pitching ol the lefthiintlci
Hnwinglon. tinii _|c*in„ the
nightcap by a 15 to 4 cmin*.
To Initial Sack
Heins Cardinals
STANDINGS
Orlando
7t» 31 .7
SANFORD
W
4K .5
St. A u gu stin e
62
ft4 .5
I le l.n lid
5H 57 .6
Paint k» *
63
63 .4
Ilowlngtmi aided hi.* own cause D aytona Beach
4S 03 .4
In the first gume by pounding L e M h u rg
46
67 .4
out twu bite iii four trip< one Gainesville
42
7.1 .3
of them a triple with two mute*
Y e s te r d a y ’s Results*
on bouryj. 11owing tun whiffet fiu?
S A N F O R D 4 -4 , D e U n d 1-16
w d Id u o I free pm-ec* to font
Patatka 6 ,* St. Aupiwtllie 0
Daytona 11. 7 , (iainrsvtlle 3
V * i Rat menilwr*.
0 *»lc Glnrig took a liking to
Carnes Today
th* tfffering* o f Hoi. Kenr.initton
Daytona Beach at l,ee*butg
DeLand ut Pulntka
St. A ugustin e at Orlando (2
S A N F O R D at Gainesville ( 2 )
1 rapin'. I t . . m e
,.i,
|
According ..........r.».iiu(lnn that Attyu.
we ijeeetved ) . ’*ierditj the twoIh
Sunford men tiia .ten I o n . I ■ tiintils
a I l>i tors ill (to
1 tot i.la State
Ilia.
League, Bits O.lhflot him Bill
plea.
Lu.tw ig, I'CSIK'o.'. ii, i. |<d» efstifIir
feelive Monihtj
make
In a telephone o m t r t s a lif ia
...*e
with Ludwig >r«ieril.n, » e were ha**,
informed that both lu d w ig and
>,u
I Nllinm had been lo ll.tvtmiu
, l.n
Beach and Pad » {oiic chat «ilh
Bei
Florida S t a le l.eaeny I'r ..id e a l
on e.
Krnes'l. Padderii.
and
Ludwig »Inl.il “ ( ni .,i l o i . i n c " . . f ] , t
mhII ami i on*, loot the Jtdila lietp Lh. - l . jiioo, .ml in a
,, , t
lime of difficult1* unlit the)
ti
coul.l Bel a complete s la f t of
,, jjuj,
regular umpire, to work.”
f
Bramhnm to It.. t u n ?
• .olid i
Prcvidciit \ ' . Ti( , B^.iJilntni o f . j , h i t
the •-National A»..mntip'n . . f ‘ Prt»* oieai
Two Games Scheduled
Tonight In City
Softball
Circuit
T he Sanford Herald took a
twin shellacking last night due
to the f a t pitching o f Junior
Dyes* for the Security Lumber
aggregation an.) F a i l Fills for
the Mo** Amusement Company
The Herald Inst tin* opening
tilt to the Security " a m . b y a
: t h f h s d a C a h i c s t -ir.
Leesburg at Daytona
Gainesville ut S A N F O R D
Orlando at St. \i.'gu*jjnc
at • DoLard
tAVw a l ' jli s t i c
.O r tn i i a B ....................
lit Pulalku » *’ .
SA N F ilR D 'ltt-ttn y to iu i
la-esburs at St. Augu stine
DeLand at Gainesville
S A T U R D A Y . A l t . 1 S T IJ
St. A ugu stin e at D-*e*huig
Daytona at S A N F O R D
Pnhttka at Orlnnt!o_
Gainesville at Del,and
S U N D A Y . A U G U S T lw
Pnlntka at Daytona
Del .a ltd at Orlando
S A N F O R D at St. Au«u»tine
la'csburg at Gainesville
M O N D A Y . A U G U S T D*
CaiiM-svill ■ at l a - ’sbutc
Daytona at Patatka
St. A ugustin e at s A N F o K D
Orlando at UeLatvJ
T U E S D A Y . A U D I S I iu
Leeabutg at PufntRIt
S A N F O R D at Otlattd.
St Augu-tim- ut I...O . villiDaytona at Dr Land
YVP.DNESDAY. A l t . I S I 2 t
Pnlntkn nt I «••.!. ig
Alin|.riio"it
Drluind a I Davtoou
Orlando at S A N F O R D
C n in e-vit.. ai Si
TIM USD \ Y . \ l l . l < l 22
1) lu.nl at Lee*burg
S A N F O R D ut Palalkn
St Auguatine nt Daytona
Gainesville nt Orlando
F r id a y , a l g i s i
CIT Y S O F I IIAI L I I. t l . T K
Hnyre* & William*
a it 1 mm
Beciliilv
6 I
Add
Moss
■ t
.665
lleraid
! 6
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t
6
itt'.
R e s u lt. Idist Night
* Security 6 , Herald |
Mus* 6 . 1let alii 4
Comes Tonight
Moss v*s Herald
Haynes A
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halt game that a h . .. full sev *n
inning affi.ii Tin- Hei.iUF* iuabil
it v to stippatl the pitching of
IHer* u n . the iteetdme factor in
tlye second game
In on let to finish Hit rut rent
schrrule there " i l l be two gam ■
sclu dule.l tonight
In t l .- evein
that llaytve* and Williams art’
defeated I.) Robson*, Milts and
(he Herald i. defeated by M m .
the id.son a g g t e g a no. a ill !•+ to
llu* play ..ft- iv I. . I. will tak.
plan nt tile ioii.pl lion of Hie
schedule
The gwn.es loiogl.t will offei
thu softball .-iitloisia-' ot Ski
foie sum. .|>e. tn. uln. p i n ... tlteams w id be i in' i f.o b j l 1*
in older t*. mainta;o 'ben plm*’ ill the l.-Hg.i stan.linr3 hr g i n . . . -■ *1 dob ,( ..e Mo*.
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So* n 'n ld tsh r.l
to w ^jnajoi
league reroril for double play,
with IPS twill killings. Strangely
enough they did it without a to.
name infield
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s mnte-h .f. o f f .If
1 tie If «i s . , .
used two first basemen, two m i
unit tni'cinei., two shtirAstcp. and
foui thlnl suckers during the
-..asm.
They iti.ln’t know f . "'ll
Hay In day who was playing
which position, but thill didu ‘1
make a hit of difference.
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and |mutided out two Ini. in four ■
trip., nm of which was u dcuhl
Maongs'i Hi l.evy * l» . hud a d..-i \
Idi' and a single in font t u p * t" j
the platter.
In tlu* second game the Fed I
hut lei . n o hi not silence the hats
n f . the Hurl lints and wt.»m (hr U mmI curve bqlh He also Ins a
sntoki* had cleared the D cL tm l seen iuii.se of humor, b e ie r e t<
club had a 16 to I bull g a m 1 pollin g In tfie Giants f<u train
In the hag. Hi.’ Cal Rhine and ing at Miami la»t spring, A dam ,
Jim Payne g a v e up 17 hits, among wired manager V**l DM " B e in
them were tv\o hoar blows by ramp Tuesday, ready to i . I o - c
Pavllrh. Edwards, Bo*u and Har Mungo Wednesday.”
rington and thru* base blows l.y
Nash and Furns 'n»erc wore no
home mils in last night’s games
ta’ iv and Ru.Jdv bake each le d
two lot. »o th.ee trips
th
plat* bake adding a diOlblc t.« til.
c s tra hose blow* Boh Tuttle and
J e t r y .Silverman poundcil out a
triple for then hhly hit, in ttn
second game.
11isti.nttn* cstiiniitc that gl**ve»
Silverman pitched the1 last in were in use 3 JKI0 y ea rs ago
ning for the F'.nls and turned in
a creditable performance. He a l
lowed no hits, no walks and struck
Bulninir pli rue ta Hransmilted to
out one batter, Walter H arring man by (tens rom rixfenlk.
ton.
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the idatmu wntch had h r m nffi,-,.
ihr »lnpp«K1 i«i .nr*l .iiio-. to ii- M hr'hurra:'*
idly commissioned un N’ itv.
|HU.
I n
A Ul»l«»*1 i|Hitrx|iinn Hi \\ AaKiH 4
• .((C11JtT ' ilium'll ^
1
passed |n the f ‘itjr r f Hanford -m
toil il«*« In -I llti»t hi* " i ffiinit.it i"*i •*■ »*
ml I** • • » •* *•
n revokahli* permit.
h.ul nVilitie«i
it* «|r 111,1ml • Hr • * I'i'i 11r •**»a y . 1 i-*t *
aftvi
1 Inirr l tHut
onctnnHy thr »lr thru »«'* llifjriw. idti ,♦ irp
itril
Cn tin* plnlfnrni ‘ In the Hug,*
inaniU w i r Jut a IM imtir \**’ *k , i till*! H * "luni m <
1c • ’in I
hanger when- the |nci"iiUkt|im »■ ,
witgf tncM\ne« nn«| <|irrfrrtttlfinl J «J» pl.muini; t h - f i i Lui 1 *•* A»i
mat*> were f'omdr. W. R. Schlott. |
hirinjr. hul
t4mi n»*« ihr fh * " f !^i ,,MI* 't
t*» *liv%»* »iiU« u L pa
hond of Administration. ('apt. W. j
^iiitu Miij|ikt
ntr a 11 h*»ur w r r k [hi n ••• 1 * • I en»* I lm%«
l»Wft
C. \V in.m ilrn. ilit«*rli'r o f (’ulilir
nml inn in rAfp tier uf nni 11 nirni
» I atui f Im +»t »* , ilniif**
Relations mid Lieut. Comrtr, t ‘.
t *ri»hlp. In h r t n n i. 11 rrptc • iita | lw»M- nt»*l «*thrr iiiini-uinrnl phirc HI Mil NILS T o P K IM I M IN K Wtwthrr pn*** tmit.
H. Sicley.
chief
s t a f f tinder
*» i pTudii *ts after Ang 20 air ehoftlt K^Ultlt
live of the Clrrnt UkrM Tran*- {haw- Ih »h t a i'lr l
Admiral If nIpti Davison in hi*
I Si.tip mi( th»at*1 tni fir u* *»* 11 t*9 r * f 1« *
port Company rhiimr*! (hr walk
Mtlm 1 hump «h pat h*
onV
rapacity i>» rommmidcr of Navt'i
\1 fig lit ir* |j|w lilt ,\ I >Nr.it
•
1 t WII-* ju*| at*
pailUiitl nal 1
m i t »« >**i *».*%« )\ M*
An Mutioo- tnwhr ScvvMili Naval
1jim ii *i|
mull*! mu Kiwj, B phI rmmtHni
<trikr which hmk,e a contiaet f fi j*|».ri p flt+u
|hD is tiid . T hr group urrivrd *-xnelly r n liiiii> l.y (dune.
which wii* in hnvc pin »irttl P - r |] 0‘
p. Hi
. ,| » ,.im^
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Pi
•*mbnrt
I 'i ninmnilor II II Wheeler, wlo.
«-t i*'l
l;a* hail comrtmnd of lire Mutton
A noth.-f t |w ^ •»p • ll 4* H l t l t
»ng
pit 1 * I *
-inn- n » m j i „ m n cnn-lnkri.
if Hu 1 rniph*y
I 1hr 1ntr |
11H11Ik 11 ••1 •*1
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a!
FniYrstr*
< III!11.1*1y
bn-iv o, m.|'. d ||.. pr. .'m m before
1 1 Liu
A
wnlkril iPit ti» rhfi *t u maml** f •»t |
ii *.mall gathering, " W e meet here
t
it
h h At.
i hh"M
i* | h '*
a p»y iai r *»f 1** .*.
• ■»
’ .m
an
-mi
today for the \'av> In On ii over j
t . ! |4■ *.uh
j L
Nti<| « t h * i
h rn rfit
! ’I •h r ctMPpUi
rtMi tp ut V. | !•• *1
• III- -lBti*»M in the l*uv r f S hi. i
' •It
i. it. i
ufltloUl'cr*! it* IblrMndi !«• • ••** t v» *' ■
lord ’’ Hr declared that . mcc
111 o-t
I h< s atil
t i n u c « |H*intiojr in t e d i n * * p«Mt***l h* M **x n«« '« *t
Mor. !, when the station win
I . i l l i v N I * 4111( 1. U l u l l
r on
in pin o t * t»t \ iibiiwi
> *»r k. mao
1 1 • *t •
pieced upon a ca retaker buds,
* «vc ?
ii* k* lh« 11
thienu". * nrifttp «ipl t »*t
•»»* '.•••
he hn,| Ihtii working Inward the
|||#
Hi t f M t'« • 1 • I ■ ,ij
transfer which **r"iuei| Iicy end
Mill
Still •ao*»lhrr i |n uninn. tlM«
% ' ’ lifljithe liormin.*' but due to p r o g r t s i
A m rr k a n i ’o f n t n u n i «»» lit A » '» 'i j hump t * • !*•*I t hV=i ii' i i*e<l
through the fn-aperjttl'*h of Mayor
M a t h II I t.
ill ion, |« in the ninth *ii*A pf | that *♦«*p *
I ' »'■
tint. City Manager II N S a y r r
Its ntrikr in \‘«w Votk
njram t n.a at.., , M »m» f*M •!•« f i l l l l t P
and Chamhr, of Commerce Mana
Press Wireless, !ne, Hulh sph j *"f 1
im a w
»,»! pm* •i I
ger Edward Higgins lull pm>mt
Ik I1 1nim
11Pi It«
’M
hnvr rejected vnriou» |»rop »*nh 1
Mo
i. 1• -■ • 11* I • huh* t l i r
. on the platform) they had been
f .. *111i
\ Ii I P 41 • ' to »rttk* the iHsnute which hag lit I.- to achieve llii- goul,
llr lhankrxl lire » llv for ihujVCTTOAH tuUfXpwWrmAn John tl.lhamparr l the flow u( lnP*l a-Ir •*‘f»3i**» *!**’ *
pti*? : ip \
!U l C n l ||.. Tb'in. ifnr' (M aHir l h -I f w w * * .. wto'*,W*rt tawtloito of - fit* | n«W*' mr* 4anj*.
m a i in*
•* h* tJ
UKO and oilier faeililie* made lc«t because of brnlul mlilrvut-r
Mean while. l l a V ' i y atrlk*
Imv
' Kt pit (wr D o
*!"'• 1 ,
nvallaii'.
fm i c i v i n n r l in ihr jm rtil rmlurrO In Jnp prkflli rampo continued |. t-ulure Ihr tin *1
i
mi.i mi i
V|
a l ”tile
■■
rial ion |fr etillinrd Ihr romlilion !
•* I*** frd lllW "*
,l!;I | l y In I'lul.olelpiiia and 1,1 *t: ■
TSkyo
1 i *i
n flhe ipvoknldr o-in iil o m i o I by ■’ "P
*'ar crin1P:, *JUI 111 Tokyo
^
| h * ,r developmrM
U m phot, top ,* IU of final
K r
the Himrau of Yard, nn,| l*-a t - ' *ihn * " *» " '" « " " ,hr wt -----t
•.
V|
nf the rrvokntdr permit iuuml by . ^,alu' ^ 0,10 0 itomtir* crutclMMT Washington lo chart a wntri pn *
!
«IntcrnjUonaD
*■,4f H,
v
t ill ■1 *
policy Thr strategy conic •>. .
the City until stch time a* ulli
.
Britain Told To Go
Ahead With Action
Deemed Necessary
Under Conditions
CH IC A G O .
A uk
Ilk
d ll
■ striking I 'l l ! maritime worker.,
t i d a y arc picketing .it major /
ln llll;ul u
ot^hhj—U..W!—c . l e^k l u I I l l l l l I l l - S i . S _ ._ .
In a brief but unpre&ive
cerem ony this niorninn a t
rr .
J^cl(TCkr- -'a ~ LrrKt'
-w ooden . Ifey, •Byifitionaltt*
the Sanford N av al A ir S ta
tion,
was
presented
to
M ayor II. Ja m e s Gut by
-n r(
NO. 2 3 7
Associated ProHM leased Wire
«o*-weareh - » « ' m.Hlr. -N » .
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Ilril b
- iH*ki s n i . u i i m l i i v i t m u u m c c d
1 11.11 I’ l v j n d i u i t 'I 'r m i i ii u b a a
t i l i 'i l tii*- I l n i u d w V m e r i • hi r u m i i n t l i * t ‘ p l a n f o r f o d i i . i l i . 'i i i K I’a b i.t in i’, lb* a d I i l i . i l . a o ii i v M i l l , R n t i i i u h u m i W P .'.lio w i l l h a v e
! u ('in k f u r a in ‘ M s o l u t i o n
o f i i i o I*,iti'-liin* p p i h l i ' l l l .
VI
.......... .
1 s * As| 1 >
,i hi (lit* 1 it11* I SHitr
|i i r* s-iit • tt hi‘ i ni • »'|»l nr
■ * ♦ r---H’ 1 ' 'I i' t’LthH lift*
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Bishop Tells Of Aviation Srlmul lakes Over hlyim;
Jop Butchery A1
Facililit s At N iv tl S*:»li::n I r!
Fall Of Nankin"
Irjfllt 1 hliitii
h \ a i*fir>
. |
J4 Hi 'i ii 1 m|*Himl
• - , i lixitl "ii h w l .
1Hill t"
"' « f I • Alla s4v’“
- ■ * l.v
Missionary Derlures
Thou,sands ()| .laps
Herded Like ( atlle
j
mate dUpnial t» made by olhrr I
Kovxmment Mitmriex. llr iiilradu4.- i
^ e<| (.‘a|il. Ward, who came in pla-e
Desire
Truck Route For
Heavy Vehicles
of Admiral l>.i visum to multi Ilie
prcirritalioiL due lo Ihr fact th.it
the la llr, wax unable In leave
hi, dulie. In Washington, li I".
f'apl. Ward lliankril Itic- people
nf Hunfotd foi (he hoxpilaiilv anil
"wonderful Irratrnrnt" gU- o l.y
thr ciliren, to the more than I.WMI . . .
mru who b a j traior.l here, llr j B O f l y
polnlrd mil Mint a modern aiipoii '
n .
I, a “ mint'
In a S lo w in g c o n
iminity and that It »»' only fill-
.
Justice Jneksun
Ends Speculation
On Future
__
l,n
..
‘ rrl
I 4 f 9 1 1H
.
FO
llp m o v in ir
U L H lU V IIlb
Controls In
.
A c t
was called a* three big f l u uni m
talked nf making nxw wage .Ir
inandx lo make up for m en ',
price I mints. Tl • »• thrruti. writmade by the parking hon-o »m l
W \ M I ! V . I <>\
\ .i K
eis, who h a ,* been ncguin.iii
with Swifl and Company. Ho • * SllJ'f'f* lit!" 'I 'H il l fit III
I,
•-1.? 11 J
m ilivr Imard of tile K'nd l'« ,1 I t l k ’ Mil ll.t
’ ' At i| I t |*l 4»
of ii.. untied aulo work.i
' I hs»H| III
M
VI
the r «r utivc hoard of u - ' 1 |» I III II '» 1-1I I 1' » t
A l t 9 * tk «* \ » 4
oil worker*, which ha, lire, i
m»*n ills'll l i r ** k | * »'if< l i f I i i
m g'at hurt Worth.
I-ui
B e fit
tif \l mrft
IV tlll
Area
CoL E, R. Bradley,
k7 . . ' ° . Mi y" r, t:l!t'
i
t Chamber nf Cnnirnerce vole,! tu- Famed Sportsman,
“(ap t. Wanl, the acceplanee ••f ,
aulhorur .Prexldrnt Ja c k ,
llile key lo iho Sanford Nnv I . |{B|iyrnn to-appoint n rommilter \ Dies In Kentucky
Air Malum m a ami ire of y re., I t)> ...mperalr will, ..the l c m r
^ in g .J h n t i)Uba turned over In .'he , .
City. . ! ’•< thr; i p iw n te d the InVifr.; Thi,
__ ■
Bt.mj,|n|r
j unior
plrasiirr I. me
,-tn rlrd Mayor . „r j H,
fl|v with re
(ml lie Ihrn briefly oullmrd the ,
......... «Ual.liah a (ruck rmilc
hlatory of tl.. airport fmin ihc
n ; , Jtl, p Bt t,„)lt>4, weekly lunch
time in Seplemhrr, 1040 when i,in mt-rtiiig irveaie.| thul aeon
City official, conceived the id »u
of Matting a flying *rhtH»l fur
a the training nf pilot, followed l*r
▼ the purr have nf H7S a c r e , of land
then rmitr Ihe application to WI'A
. m h i i l d . l h g Hying fwld, rertlfi-d
in July, 1911, ami plana for runwaya approved on Jan. 81 . Il' 4'J.
On May I, the N a v y look ovor
and started constroclon on May'
If", The Slallnn woe eonmii»alon*d
Nov. n, 1042 by Admiral A . II.
. Cook.
He also slated thnl relnllona
with Naval peiarrmel hml. Iieen
4# cordial arid that " W e are very
proud nf the rrwi who trained
hare." .
“ Yenlfrday was (he annlversity
of rnir victory in World War II."
said Mayor C u t “ W e.h r pe In the
years lo come to use the splendid
facilities of the station f o r the
ermmon good of the eltliena ," he
added.
i
Commalider Wheeler tl/tit rea I
« hit detachment nrderi and thanked
^ o f f i c e r s and men fo r he lplnir him
' ^ g e t the task of immlng .over the
station to t i n C l t f r C c r o p l e t H .
He declar.d that b« W t
‘ J
-
t r a i le r s a n d l i u r k * n v n r -'tfi f s e l
in li- n g lh m e h irid c r in g th e m u -
trial flow ■ f tra ffic «n I'nrk Aic^
nue, wliuh u U. S. highw ay 17
nnd '.rj
L»en Wright iulioduced the di»cussion nnd iminled nut that truck
tra ffic should lie routed toward.,
the Sanford S la te Farmen, Marktd.
IInu -ver, it w»a pointed .not
that Hie ^Valdlshmehl o f a truck
route nnd the prohibition o f heavy
truck* oil Park Avenue would
bring proleai* from local b u n i n c ,
house, that are furnished freight
transportation by truck* from
warehouse to storeroem door.
Pending further investigation of
the rent control silualinn in this
e re* , the Joyces** today refrained
from Inking action cn a motion
pp-irnted I*1 Indorse tho senior
Chamber of Commerce plan tj
renurst removal o f rent control
in Seminole County.
Following the pe*entatlon of
the motion to .indorse the senior
trade body’* -action which wa*
taken during last Tuesday night’s
meeting o f the board o f directors,
a brief discussion a m o n j members
a t teda y ’s luncheon meeting o f the
. . . . . . and personal relatione have Jaycees intimated that InequitiM
been most pleasant," »»• • « w t e d . do exist in this are* but num bers
He then Introduced U e u t- C la re n were o f the opinion that an a t
ce Amo*. N8N, who will l>e In tempt to make adjustment*, rather
‘ „ f the Naval facilities than request removal o f rent
in storage.
„$ altogether, be mad},
no* declared that It
..Hors at today1* ‘
_ure to find the elation eluded J»nrea Tew. recently pi
condition fo r w hich he in inactive status by tha Ui
Wheeler, Naval
N a vy , abd Jack
prreonnet. and de_l all orders o f hie prewould remain In e f f e c t
M K H I T f H O n tO t D IM
_____
RBIIMIT I 8 8 UBI)
M U R R A Y . Utah. Aug.' 1ft.
T h e mother o f former
boxing champion Jock
w h fn
i Li-
* . i.i
*m •••t
Ii rid
*
f i n lh *1 I if lir li in v ie w *if
I riinir»*Vl*fpIi*3
w ith
Im
i l k s i r i n l r J i> H r p ,
* I
; III fn|i' 11 ** V' l|il rMM * h=
J lK 'h -cm
p h if i
t .
IJIXINClTOff. Ky., An* I’. id*i t«t SllPtflllPI
l.»»'MsiM, f
A veteran ■ portoxnan * I k&o •t«^-l«ifilu iii M m1 « d t 4 i •♦ *(
horses have won almir.t CUT.
m a j o r slake In A m e r V - a d l n l i n
day He waa Col. E It Htndio
known ter Sport* lovero n.
I Im
nation's premier turfman
lltartJ |«y Hied at hi* Idle Hour (arm
I”
id
i «' s
I
1
Negro Veleran h
Hospitalized AHer
BeingShotByWife
st bcxlngton. Ho Iras fill >CATS
old.
*■
The aporlunan's horse* |i*\e won
four Kentucky derbies lliuruuglibred racing war hla hobby, and
A bullet in hi* rigid I . ' r
hU lamed Idle hour farm w
comldered a model breedlnit rwlab- Wtljie Jamro Martin, in-jm ■ ■
tlahment. Bradley had ainn-v-rd a vclrran nr lllll liny Avenue,
|u
Fernntd - l-aiigt* >!i
fortune tn real potato and other rushd-l
Invest men ta, and from the Ihrunie , Memorial Hrupitnl wiierr li(rum an elaborate caaino ni l'*hu j ‘ ■ J'‘r
" 1r r
‘' 5' treatutrlii '■
Beach, Pla. Hc fiad apent htx win- ' ( n - Onlllo flarka and ttil- ni""
Iera a t Patm Beach and Id* sum- "ng. Deputy Slier iff Jack IIk *
mem In New York and Maryland SOI, rejMirte.l that Ii,, hint * m '
Bradley waa born at Johnstown. cd Martin's wife. Hemmie.
Pa. He tett name aa a young n a n was placed in the County J.i'.
lo seek hla fortune in the weal pending charge* in runout
He had been a cold miner, a mw- • nil tie* alKwrttng ,i Martin *
lkry and a acout for Oenersl Ne}- ^curding to police rt-.-oni, j>
IFt
son A. Miles during the war* un j dmoling occurred
about
the Apache Indiana.
j o’clock
Inst
evrniiig MuituH
I mnthrr was said tu have twri .
' ■
'
( witness to the shooting wh>. h
woe done with a pistol IrrlnngmK
lo iWillle la-e Mike, father "f ih-i
arrested woman, nnd at whuff
home on Willow Avenue *h. wa*
arrested.
WASHINGTON. Aug.
Dr. Berko reported today that
— The JAiUse has mad* good it* tho condition of Martin wm sat
threat a j a i n a l contract tirukrr isfactory.
Ficld« Cited For
Contempt By Group
Benjamin
Field*. The Surplus
Property Committee today rite,!
the
W ashington promoter
for
contempt b e cam e he p»fu*cd— fur
the fourth time— to produce recorxte shewing h ew he split profit*
w a r yoiel.*.
from the_
Committee
linger
ju i t e r d a y
S fsu gh W
t h a t the c
woubl
ctfibby
forthcoming
ntatives
broker’ g a v e
wanted. Rethe Information
csl-id to -U ts s
tod* y, Field*
again refii
ing the legi
•I*tor* he hod g iv e n thsm all
■ "* find end that
detailed record
Iransact-
Model Aircrtift C h ib
Plans Reorganization
A reorganisation in wling « f
the Hanford Model A ir c r a f t CIluU
will be held tomorrow evrning
a t 8:00 o ’clock a t the Community
House according to an announce
ment tddsy by J. K. Alexander,
a former member o f the dul.
Mr. H cA lex a ndcr said thit all
form er members are urged to a t
tend and a ls o ' those persons in
terested |n th« construction and
operation o f model planes, im»i*
and
j dculti 1
*»* L i ’s
m m
i*
hy
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OotnmunUt Party organ. Pravda.
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The Sanford Herald, August 14, 1946
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 14, 1946. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 14, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford; The Sanford Herald